Local Church Talk Noted as Community Gatherings
Dean B. Lee Doty of Great Lakes Bible College spoke at the church Sunday evening. Mrs. Lou Sherry suffered a heart attack and was found dead Thursday morning. Several families attended services and gatherings, including Ed McAlvey and guests of Vix and Mrs. Robert Stith. A fish supper after services drew many, men serving the group. Hospital news mentions Mrs. Alvin Wedd and Freda McIntire admitted to Clare Hospital. The update notes 4-H Club enrollment reaching 81,000 in Michigan.
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Dean B. Lee Doty
Great Lakes
Collése
Lou Sherry
Ed McAlvey
Asntonite McAlvey
Lad ‘Phitusht
Douglas MacDonald
Tuanite Jarnian
Vix
Robert
Aia Ats
Gilmore
Howard Rathburn
Savilaw
Road Hens Nef
Freda McIntire
Clare Hospital
Hréd
Sidney Coldsky
Ple Grove
Michigan Conservation TV expands reach to Midwest stations
The Conservation Department expands its weekly program to WJJM TV in Lansing and adds channels across Michigan Ohio Wisconsin and Ontario. The 15 minute show, Michigan Conservation on Fridays at 11 15 p m, debuts March 2 and will cover issues like starvation relief. Viewers can access schedules through local newspapers and TV guides in Bay City Detroit Sault Ste Marie and Green Bay areas.
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Michigan Conservation
Conservation Department
Wjjm-Tv
Lansing
Michigat
Dee
Telvision
Bay
Joca
Winterkill Threat Threatens Fishing Regulations Issued
Special order by the Conservation Department suspends usual limits at High Hill Lake due to winterkill risk. Any size or type of fish may be taken, with daily limits and possession limits the only constraints. The order expires April 1 unless renewed.
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Hinake
Barry
Othe
Ilmost
Honian
A. Com
Coibkeryatioyt Pepertitenis Fish Division
Gt Lasie
Conbervation Department
High Hil Lake
Wildlife Week Annual Observance Aims At Endangered Species
National Wildlife Federation schedules Wildlife Week March 18 to 24 with the 1956 theme Save Endangered Wildlife. The program highlights fish bird and animal species at risk, listing the whooping crane ivory billed woodpecker grizzly bear Everglade kite Eskimo curlew Attwater's prairie chicken and other endangered inhabitants.
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National Wildlife Federation
Texas
Attwater
Great Lakes
Deer Struggle Through Freezing Weather and Snow
Michigan deer face harsh conditions from freezing rain and heavy snow. Northern regions report starvation and mortality, while dogs kill weakened deer in Baldwin. Upper Peninsula sees 1.5 inches to three feet snow depths. deer yarding limited in Crystal Falls Escanaba and Gladwin districts. lower peninsula depths reach 18 to 24 inches.
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Michigan
Escanaba
Newberry
Gladwich
Bladwin
Upper Peninsula
Crystal Falls
Esdanaba
Penihanla
Gladwin
Pimimer Range
Lower Peninsula
Auction Sale Notice for Clare Sentinel Readers
Classified notice announces an auction sale pending in Clare. Public bidding details to be announced locally, with property description and sale terms to be provided by the Clare Sentinel. Residents are invited to attend and place bids on items listed for the event.
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Clare Sentinel
Michigan fishing seasons and gear rules update
A notice outlines opening dates for self dipping and bow and arrow fishing in Great Lakes waters starting March 1 with season extensions through August 15. It permits bow and arrow gear and artificial lures for carp, dogfish, and gar pike in designated waters. The 1986 list of rivers and lakes designated for these rules is available from the Coast Guard division.
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Great Lakes
Waterig
University of Retin hosts March 17 fishing clinic for anglers
Fisheries experts from the University of Retin host a fishing clinic open to all. The event features environment focused talks, slides, and films on trout streams lakes and game fish with demonstrations of fishing tackle by manufacturers. Justin W. Leonard of the Michigan Conservation Department will address the clinic.
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University of
Aftternoon
Waterman and Barbour
Bardach
Great Lakes
Justin W. Leonard
Michigan Conservation Department
Smelt History and Habitat in Great Lakes Area
The article describes smelt as a non native Great Lakes fish entering inlets as ice breaks, with 4 500 000 pounds moved by commercial fishers. It notes introduction via Crystal Lake in 1912, sources from Green Lake Maine, and distribution mainly in Green Bay depths 10 to 60 feet. Smelt are valued for fried baked or pickled preparations and shipped to Detroit New York Chicago.
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Michigan
Great Lakes
Horsing
Detroit
New York
Chicago
St. Mary’s River
Gemmilsston
Crystal ‘Lake
Green Lake
Maine
Greet Bay
Wildlife in Olympic Peninsula Aims to Protect Varied Mammals
More than 50 mammals inhabit Washington State's Olympic Peninsula's primitive wilderness including bear and Roosevelt elk, with the largest remains of herds still thriving in the rugged terrain.
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Washington State
Olympic Peninsula
Clinic Admission and Parking Details
Admission to the clinic costs one dollar for individuals and families or couples unaccompanied, twenty five cents for children under eighteen. Parking spaces will be available near the gyms.
Deer Hunter Survey Update Shows High Return Rate
About 78 percent of the 10 200 questionnaires have been returned by geese hunters. HPO in charge Hody Eberhardt said results will be available in spring. Additional surveys on archery deer hunting and other topics are planned.
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Coudeira- Helt
Rae Peees
Gees
Whethardt
Eberhardt
Be Sure Your Shanty Is High and Dry Before Breakup
State law requires fishing shanties be removed before conditions become unsafe. Owners may face fines up to 50 dollars and up to 30 days in jail. If a shanty breaks through and is removed, the owner pays removal costs.
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Conservation’ Department
Wan Abe Bidd Leads Bible School Attendance at Church
A report from Crurck of Christ News notes Wan Abe Bidd reported 16 rebirt and 102 for Bible School last Lord's Day. The station highlights a baptized woman, ongoing outreach by minister Kefvich Tie, and missionaries in Japan thanking for gifts, with plans to educate two young men and return to church work in Michigan. March 4 events and offerings totaled $27.08.
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Crurck
Mira
Stinthicombé
Éve Weele
Les
Rémel
Michigan
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