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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1953
Page
4
Miss Purdon outlines essential daily menus with Basic Seven food groups. Guidance covers breakfast lunch and dinner balance, canned fruit canning methods, sugar syrups, and air bubble removal to ensure safe sealing.
Area notes report a mild week with no fire danger. Fishing improved with bluegills and sunfish in many lakes including Five Lakes Lily Lake Lake George Lake Thirteen Windsor Lake Crooked Lake and Hight Point Lake. Pike trout and bass activity noted with bass season opening Saturday and minnows crawlers and surface baits recommended. Deer seen in good condition and partridge observed. Michigan green message ends.
Harrison Dodds, president of the Michi gal Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company, says the firm expects 3,000 claims from the tornado path with many total losses. The company has funds and Lloyds of London reinsurance to cover claims, following past years with thousands of payouts and historic storms.
Conservation aids Wise Township farms with topographic surveys for Dale Bike, Lester Fike, Allan Weill, William King, and Perry Geecks. A fertilizer plan for Harold Howards’ Broomfield strawberry patch should boost yield and sugar content, with notes on lime nitrogen and phosphate balance and limited irrigation. An all day fall tour will showcase contour strips, irrigation, and a district acre planter demonstration by U S Conservation Service staff.
The district HQ seeks cooperators to sponsor a Christmas tree shaping demo from July 1 to 15 and aims to place one demonstration in each county quarter. County Agent Mellencamp will advise on disease and insect problems affecting hay yields up to 50 percent. Brewer from Vernon township raises 124 cows and plans rotating grazing plots to keep feed green and weed control ongoing.
A law in the Tonga Islands of the South Pacific requires a preacher to wear white trousers during conduct of services even if barefooted. The regulation addresses attire for religious proceedings and reflects colonial era governance.
Mrs Cerllumery and others sent in their summer project enrollments for the Gannard Happy Hour Club. Groups include foods conservation vegetable gardening and girls room. Hulse 4 Leaves Club led by Ronald Smith lists foods photography flower gardening crops poultry dairy swine sheep rabbits. Waiting Rainbow Glob enrollment shows Mrs Byron Travis Zora Lantz and Josephine Meyers as leaders with Janet Travis as Junior Leader. projects include vegetable gardening flower gardening foods rabbits poultry saddle horse swine dairy first aid crops. Wolverine Club led by A H Albar reports foods bicycle safety outdoor meals with Ona Harlens enrolled in Junior Leadership. Urges enrollments to be submitted soon. Final plans for a Daily Tour scheduled Tuesday June 28 with three stops including Juanita Green near Wind and a noontime meal at Island.
Michigan 8 Clare county 4 H leaders P D Gibson and Home Demonstration Agent Fat Kuusisto select seven delegates to the state 4 H club camp at Michigan State College campus June 29 to July 2. Delegates stay in Shaw Hall the largest dormitory, split into groups for activities, instruction, tours, and socializing with other sections of the state.
Members bring own lunch while beverages are provided at a Mt Pleasant park. Afternoon stops include homes of David John and Barbara Goon near Mt Pleasant. Activities feature fitting and showing demonstrations, proper feeding and management. Several cow classes will be judged and a Tsabella 4H Dairy Judging Team will be chosen to represent the county at Michigan State College.
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