Challenge In The Future For Landscape Architects
University of Michigan associate professor William J. Johnson says the next decade will bring an immense building boom to meet housing and educational needs while threatening land from overdevelopment. He warns land and rivers may suffer as private interests press, yet notes a shift toward sustainable land use among architects sculptors and landscape architects, calling the field ready to meet the challenge.
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William J. Johnson
University of Michigan
U-M
U.S
California
Johnson
Color coded carnations mark Mother’s Day origins
Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia is credited with founding Mother's Day and the custom of wearing a carnation. The distinction in carnation color signals whether one's mother is living or deceased according to World Book Encyclopedia, with colored for living and white for dead.
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Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
World Book Encyclopedia
Pure Maple Syrup labeled properly helps buyers judge quality
Michigan emphasizes that pure maple syrup must bear the manufacturer name and net contents. Standards require at most 35 percent water and a weight of at least 11 pounds per gallon. Adulterated maple products face penalties up to a year in jail or a $500 fine. Buyers with concerns should contact Lansing’s foods and standards division.
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Michigan
J. L. Littlefield
Michigan Department of Agriculture
Cm Littlefield
Rinse Silverware To Prevent Tarnish Says MSU Experts
Michigan State University home economists advise rinsing silverware after meals if washing is delayed. Hot water helps remove food and grease, reducing tarnish risk and preserving shine.
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Michigan State University
Favorite Spots For All Tourists In Michigan
Michigan offers wilderness finds from Wilderness State Park to Fayette ghost town and Porcupine Mountains. Lagler notes Lake Superior shorelines Painted Rocks near Munising and sand dunes at Leelanau Peninsula within easy reach of Traverse City. Fort Wilkins at Copper Harbor marks copper country history with shipwreck relics along the shore.
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Karl F. Lagler
Department of ‘Fisheries
University of Michigan
U-M Broadcasting Service
Michigan
Lagler
Lower Peninsula
Fayette
Bay de Noe
Manistique
Porcupine Mt. State Park
Ontonagon
Lake Superior
Us-112
Tecumseh
Dover
U M
Superior
S .Thumbs
Lake Huron
Grindstone City
Traverse City
Leelanau Peninsula
Lake Michigan
Copper Country
Keweenaw Peninsula
Copper Harbor
Fort Wilkins
Community Notes From Delwin Grange Area
Elmer Jones visited his son Bernard Jones and family in Clare on Tuesday and Wednesday. Rob ert Bailey and Kay from Midland stayed Friday night with Raymond McDonald’s family. Harry Lennox visited Edd Packard’s family in Mt Pleasant. Clare McTaggart called on Teresa Pollard at Broomfield Hospital Sunday evening. Robert Clipper and family of Midland called on Raymond McDonald Saturday evening. Edna Dixon attended a Mt. Pleasant get together Wednesday. Frank Belle family and Carl McDonald attended the Mother and Daughter banquet at St. Cecilia church Sunday in Clare. Carol Acker and a friend visited her grandparents Harry Lennox Sunday evening. Edd McConnell and sister Gertrude Watters visited Earl Walker’s home Saturday. Richard Paxton and Greg from Coleman with Walt Bolle and family and Jake McJames called on Carl McDonald Sunday evening.
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Elmer Jones
Bernard Jones
Clare
Robert Bailey
Kay
Midland
Raymond McDonald
Harry Lennox
Edd Packard
Mt. Pleasant
Clare McTaggart
Teresa Pollard
Broomfield
Hospital
Robert Clipper
Edna Dixon
Frank Belle
Darlene
Jeanne
Carl McDonald
St. Cecilia Church
Carol Acker
Edd McConnell
Gertrude ‘Watters
Earl Walker
Richard ‘Paxton
Greg
Coleman
Walt Bolle
Jake Mc James
Mother's Day Program at Colnvill Sunday School
Col onville Sunday School plans a Mothers Day program after classes, urging punctual arrival as sessions start earlier than usual. Local families and visitors were noted with visits and calls, and the Missionary Society sets an annual auction for Friday evening May 6 in the church basement. Hospitalized Mrs Severson receives messages at Henry Ford Hospital Detroit.
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A. J. Hampton
Minnie Hampton
Dover
Dale Davis
Carl Bradley
Bradleys
Kenneth Martz
Clare
Orval Vandewarker
Perry Geeck
Caleman
Virgil Newman
Joy
Garry Lorenzo
St. Johns
The
Missionary Society
Ethel Severson
Henry Ford Hospital
West Grand Blvd
Hamilton
Detroit
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Mumsie
Cchapif
Clare Hatt
PO Frost
Mammoth
General Motors
Consumers Power Company
Hitcoe
Blue Sunoco
McEwan
Bob Schell
Delwin Grange
Colonville
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