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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1945
Page
5
War Food Administration establishes piecework rates for beet field labor with changes for segmented seed and a minimum harvest rate of $7 per acre. Blocking thinning and hoeing remain at $17 per acre for whole seed, plus an $8 harvesting bonus. Total minimum cost for a 10 ton per acre crop with whole seed is $33.50 per acre.
A policy notes per acre yield penalties fall below the four ton per acre threshold when actual yields drop under four tons. The current year's minimum remains seven dollars per acre in typical cases.
Mr and Mrs Roy Townsend of Midland were Sunday evening callers at the Bates home. Sunday dinner guests included Mrs Jennie Bates Mrs Mayme Runyan Hugh Allen and Lyle Bates at Noy s home and Mrs Kenneth Roe in Clare.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hunt and children visited Mrs George Penoyer near Barryton Monday. Floyd Hunt son Harland and Manuel joined in Barryton visits. Joe Brown of Flint stays on their farm here. Jessie Richter went to Detroit with ad McNeilley then back via DeWitt to fetch David Richter’s cattle to the Sulooley place near Barryton. Mrs Madeline Hunt celebrated thirty first birthday with eighteen neighbors Saturday.
State Highway Commissioner Charles M. Ziegler outlined a postwar plan in Lan sing to construct 1600 miles of new roads and 200 plus bridges and grade separations. Expenditures exceed 138 million dollars, creating jobs for veterans and workers from war plants across all counties, with 520 projects planned over several years. April 2 election urged to ensure good government and ensure fair county shares, including Clare county.
Fifth Grade Margaret Benchley returns from California as classes boast a 74 percent spelling perfect score. Seventh and Eighth grades craft operetta flowers while eighth graders learn home ec and shop projects. Absent students listed. Third and fourth grades make Easter posters and health notebooks. Perfect spelling scores named for multiple grades.
Miss Shirley Richardson visited Phyllis Cowles last week. Blain called on Delos Dunkle on Sunday. Austin Dunkle took Burt Hiltz to Sterling Michigan. Mrs. Hiltz and two children Harley and Verna visited the Austin Dunkle home. Lee and the Dunkles hosted visitors this week. Sympathy sent to Mr and Mrs Q Somers and family. Verne Stephenson visited Clinton and Mrs Dunkle Sunday.
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