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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
13
Dr. Harold Henneman of MSU emphasizes education for modern farming. Since 1894 short courses guide students toward home farming, farm supply roles, or four year degrees. Over 450 students enrolled last year across programs from dairy, floriculture, nursery, to farm machinery and management careers.
Women of Isabella County showcased new Easter bonnets after attending a straw braiding workshop led by Lorraine Sprague Gratiot County Extension Agent Home Economics The session listed participants and details on straw hat construction and color trends for the year with emphasis on pastel shades and frame sewing techniques.
Michigan foresters warn a pulpmateral shortage is coming as aspen and jack pine trees reach the end of a 40 year growth cycle. Lester Bell of MSU notes a large stock of 35 to 50 year trees and a gap before new supply, creating a multi year slack period for the pulpwood industry.
Linda Younts of Three Rivers Michigan wins state 4-H Bread Demonstration honors sponsored by Standard Brands Inc. She receives a Chicago trip for her achievement. The article includes her homemade yeast bread recipe with steps and measurements.
Colonville residents Milestone events as Mrs. Joe Humphrey hosts a surprise birthday with relatives Bob and Fred Humphrey Frank Humphrey Virgil Kistler and Rev. Brinkman attending. Grandma Thompson in poor health. Virgil Kistler Dale Davis attend State Farm Bureau Meeting at Timber Trails to discuss the Con Con bill. Patricia Prescott and Dale R. and Sharon of Detroit visit Clute household. Prescott birthday noted March 17. Prescott Clute Clute family also share birthday dinner.
The Colonville Missionary Society met with Mrs Edith David and eight ladies to plan a chicken supper on April 25 a mother and daughter tea on May 10 and a bake sale and bazaar on May 4. Mrs Frank Humphrey chairs the tea.
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