Lake Briefs Highlight 14-FI Club at Harrison Event
Garfield Township school showed strong showing with blue ribbons for sewing cooking and handicraft at the 14 FI Club Achievement Day in Harrison. Various local residents attended birthdays visits and family gatherings from Saginaw Clare Midland Grand Rapids and Standish with several trips to Mt Pleasant and Crooked Lake cottage time noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Briefs
Harrison
Garfield Township
Lloyd Close
Saginaw
Rena Smith
Ada
John Crawford
Calvin Tryon
Fred Sowle
Joyce
Lewis Colton
Pauline
Clifford Jones
Midland
Godfrey Beck
Veteran’s Hospital
Carter Dyer
Claud Gallop
Standish
Minnie Gilman
Willard
Gertrude Gilman
Grand Rapids
Mt. Pleasant
Crooked Lake
Jones
Dick Geaslér
Averill
Bruce
Bessie Rice
Girl Scout Surprise Shower for Leader at School
The Girl Scout troop hosted a pink and blue surprise shower for leader Mrs. Ruthie Green at the school on Thursday evening. Guests included mothers and girls with cake, coffee, punch, and gifts. Separate notes recount visits from Gary Dues, Charles Davis of Flint to aunt Mrs. Jennie Muir, and a parade of weekend visitors and upcoming plans for Geraldine Kra bill home and future residence.
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Ruthie Green
Gary Dues
Charles Davis
Flint
Jennie Muir
Jesse Summers
Earl Kittridge
John Little
Ralph Forbes
Brian
Lansing
A. H. Krabill
William Schermerhorn
Pontiac
Johnnie Watkins
Watkins
Drayton Plains
Roy McGrain
Saginaw
McGrain
Harry Tinkum
Burt
Stanley Oman
Bruce
Terry Jones
Averill
Frank Sowle
Freeland
Fred Sowle
Stanley Darnell
Bert Crowley
Mt. Pleasant
Fred
Michigan 4H girls learn modern cooking skills
Michigan 4H Club members showed strong interest in food preparation with 20 000 participants enrolled last year. Dr Russell G Manby of Michigan State University notes the 1960 program proceeds with lessons on modern foods and serving methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Russell G. Manby
Michigan State University
Pollution reports link Detroit River sewage to duck die-off
Conservation officials and biologists in Lansing heard Water Resources Commission findings tying lower Detroit river pollution to thousands of duck deaths since early last month. Tests found glyceride pollution in oil from sewage. lab analysis on feathers confirmed glycerides. Officials will review data next month to determine actions and strengthen agency coordination to protect wildlife. Ducks continue dying, with an estimated toll around 12 000 birds including 5 000 canvasbacks. scaup also showing high kill rates.
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Conservation Department
Lansing
Water Resources Commission
Detroit River
Grossé Tle
Commission
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Royal Scott
Hersey
Chase & Sanborn
IGA
S Worth
Tb. Chase
Iisme
Sanborn
J Jars
IGA Noodles
Oz. Ff
Mee
Oxk Schops
Shirley Gay
California
Dot
Dawn
Moe Iga
Asher Knight
Clare
Coleman
Ggg
Girl Scouts
Sowle
Walter S. Kennedy
Bay City
Clare Memorial Shop
Mel Nuernberg
McEwan St
McDonald's
Ford
Theoroseal
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