Mountain Top and Valley Call Echoed in Sermons
Rev D R Salisbury shared insights from Evangelism Workshop at Black Mountain NC with a Sunday message titled A Mountain Top Experience He will next preach The Call of the Valley Attendance at 830 a m grows as vacation season peaks Visitors are welcome at 830 or 1100 a m and via WCRM radio at 1130 The Clare Church hosts a July 19 seminar for Women’s Society officers with 930 registration and noon luncheon Workshops follow in the afternoon and all officers are urged to attend
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D. R. Salisbury
Black Mountain
North Carolina
WCRM
Clare
Woman's Society
Fertilizing Plants for Trees and Roses in Spring and Autumn
The guide details fertilizer types and amounts for broad leaved evergreens Apple trees ornamentals fruit trees and roses. It covers specific NPK ratios amounts by tree size or trunk inches and timing before growth in spring or after leaf drop in autumn.
MSU Staff Helps Revise County Home Economics Constitution
Miss Ruth Peck of Michigan State University meets with the Constitution Committee of the Home Economics Council to revise the county framework. A planned September officers meeting will approve the final draft. An Evaluating Committee led by Mrs. Milo VanVranken will review past activities and advise on the new year.
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Ruth Peck
Michigan State University
Home Economics Council
Milo VanVranken
Leonard Ball
Harold Flaharty
Jean Gillies
Publiations Department
Lyle Rhynard
Merle Whitney
Earl House
Don Swindlehurst
Joe Shanahan
William Synier
Kenneth Gifford
Paul Nethers
Frank Schrot
Can Fish Distinguish Colors In Nature
Karl F. Lagler of the University of Michigan states that certain fish may discern color and use color in mate recognition and camouflage. He notes fish can adapt to background colors, with examples like the flounder matching checkerboards, and suggests yellow lures for visibility. Lagler discusses this on the Conservation Report radio program.
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Karl F. Lagler
University of Michigan Department of Fisheries
Lagler
The
U M Broadcasting Service
WUOM
Canoe Types in Native North American Use
The text describes two general canoe sizes used by Indigenous peoples. The 15- to 18-foot family or hunting canoe influenced modern metal canoes. A larger version served freighting and transporting war parties across the Great Lakes and other open waters.
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Great Lakes
Water Pollution Poses Health Risks Across Suburbs and Cities
Researchers from Michigan State University warn that underground water contamination from sewage and detergents, plus chemicals in river-sourced supplies, poses evolving health hazards. Experts note bacteria and viruses may travel farther than expected, urging standardized solutions.
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Walter L. Mallmann
Walter N. Mack
Michigan State _ University microbiology and public health department
C. Fred Gurnham
MSU
Mallmann
Mack
Gurnham
United States Public Health Service
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Rev. Salisbury
Powermix
Outboard Fuel
Leon Stanley
Gil Co
West U.S
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Toler Ia
Siin
Fleming
Enna Jellick
Heel Hugger
Endicott Johnson
Clare, Michigan
NORGE
Shur Acceptangce Corp
Northland Hardware Clare
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