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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1961
Page
4
The color of an egg shell has nothing to do with its quality. Either white or brown eggs can be high quality or low quality. Quality depends on handling after laying. Gather twice daily and keep cold for best results. Brown eggs come from heavier breeds. white from lighter breeds.
Clare County ASC Chair Floren J. Pudway warned wool and lamb producers to finalize all 1960 market details by March 31 to qualify for payments. Marketings must include complete sales documents and net proceeds. payments will be issued this summer based on 1960 year averages for shorn wool.
Neil Webb meat specialist will address producers and packers at the Michigan Livestock Exchange Annual Meeting held Thursday evening March 2 in the Mt. Pleasant Sr High Agricultural room. The program includes a discussion on consumer preferences and future market needs.
The Fair Board discussed long term plans for the county fair including a new Variety Show headed by Mrs. De Wayne Kyser featuring Isabella County and Central Michigan. Additional events include Pony Pulling alongside the traditional Horse Pulling contest. contact Mrs. Kyser for details.
The Isabella County Safety Council will honor a good driver at its March 7 meeting at 8 p.m. in the Mt. Pleasant Municipal Court room. State Police Sergeant Daniel Kastrzewa will give a talk and a short film on Freeway Driving will be shown. Representatives of county organizations and the public are invited.
Mr and Mrs George Pitts Mrs Emma Perry and Mr and Mrs Roy Gamble were supper guests of Mr and Mrs W R Jarman and Owen Friday evening for Mr Gamble s birthday We wish him many more happy birthdays. Mrs Rezella Shaner was a Clare General Hospital patient and Nellie Fordyce remains in hospital. Alvin Wood visited Wellington Robinson and other relatives in Lansing last week. Alvin and Janice Wood attended the Clare High School Band concert Thursday evening. Elmer Kidder and Vaness Cook visited relatives in Dearborn last week.
Thomas Collins examines retirement age and job loss in a case history of a man forced to retire at 65. The narrative covers severance pay, union fears, and the manager's pressure as a younger colleague moves into the role, reflecting on the waste of experience and the need for planning as careers approach the cliff of retirement.
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