Agribusiness Council Formed To Work With County Extension Service
A Clare County Agribusiness Extension Council formed after a luncheon at the Surrey House Harrison to broaden the County Extension program. George MacQueen presided. officers Joe Johnston chairman Robert Clare vice chairman Richard Peckens secretary all from Clare. The group spans dairying grain elevating livestock health country banking and farm equipment among others. additional members include Mort Shea Jr Robert Clure Burke Rilett John Magnus Warren White Carl Bringold Virgil Blackledge and others with advisory roles across agriculture and related fields.
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George MacQueen
Clare County
Surrey House
Harrison
New. Council
Mark
Joe Johston
Robert Clare
Richard Peckens
Clare
Mort Shea, Jr
Robert Clure
Robert Carter
Burke Rilett
ABA
Joe Johnston
Warren White
The
Farm Bureau
Carl Bringold
Pomona Grange
John Magnus
Raymond Weisenbeck
Agriculture Credit
Virgil Blackledge
Where Tax Dollars Go In Clare P T A Meeting
The Clare P T A will meet Monday evening November 18 at 8 in the Old High School auditorium. Richard Wheeler superintendent and the school board will explain the origin and use of the school tax dollar in the local district. All district residents are invited to attend.
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Clare P,t.a
Richard Wheeler
Humidity Patterns Explained by MSU Climatologists
Michigan State University climatologists define relative humidity as the ratio of actual water vapor in the air to the amount the air can hold at a given temperature and time. The relative humidity tends to be lower in warmer afternoons and higher in cooler mornings.
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Michigan State University
Yule Shopping Gets Early Boost With $41000 Distribution
Citizens Bank & Trust to send more than 41000 in Christmas Club checks to 533 members. Bank President J Stuart Bicknell says funds saved mainly for gift shopping will lift weekend sales and boost early Christmas activity. Club membership and totals rise from last year with 58 more members and over 2000 more saved than in 1962.
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Citizens Bank & Trust
Bank
J. Stuart Bicknell
Michigan dairymen set state milk and butterfat records
Michigan dairy herds pushed production to near 12 000 pounds averaging 11 991 per herd from 1 900 herds. Isabella and Mason counties led with top butterfat averages as management and feeding improvements drive gains. Russell Davis and Arnold House of Clare are noted for high butterfat milestones in Isabella County.
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Michigan
Larry Johnson
Michigan Cooperative Extension Service
Dairy Herd Improvements Association
Johnson States
Mason County
Michigan County
Isabella County
Russell Davis
Clare
Isabella Association
Arnold House
Guided Tours Open for Michigan Plant Visitors
Visitors to Michigan automobile plants may tour assembly lines and watch piece by piece construction. Many of the state's other top manufacturing plants offer free guided tours year round per the Michigan Tourist Council.
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Michigan
Michigan Tourist Council
Keep It Hot or Cold Prevent Spoiled Turkey
Michigan State University food scientist states internal temperatures of 160 degrees kill pathogens in rolled turkey and 185 degrees for whole turkeys. Improper handling, such as leaving cooked turkey at room temperature, often causes spoilage.
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Larry Dawson
Michigan State University
Dawson
U.s.department of Agriculture
New Clare County 4-H Dairy Club Formed
A new Clare County 4-H Dairy Club with seven charter members organized at the Clare Kraft Foods plant. Officers are Jim Walter president Harold Sunday vice president and Helen Penrose secretary. Members include Jerry Dawson Lyle Garver Joan Walter James Penrose and others from Clare.
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Clare County
Clare County Fair
Robert Clare
Bill Walter
Clare
Kraft Foods
Jim Walter
Harold Sunday
Helen Penrose
Jerry Dawson
Lyle Garver
Joan Walter
James Penrose
George MacQueen
Conditions Mark November December as Two of Worst Traffic Months
State Police warn motorists that winter hazards make November and December two of the worst months for traffic deaths. Together they account for about a fifth of Michigan yearly fatalities, totaling 1,441 in 1958-62, averaging 144 monthly, due to darkness and sudden weather changes. Continued on Page AB.
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Michigan
Three Deer Licenses Found from 1904 Auction Hint
Mrs. Jerry Gordon showcases a 1904 deer license issued to Charles Turner. Printed on cloth fiber paper with three attached coupons each valid for a deer, the 75 cent price reflects early hunting permissions. The license remained unused for Turner, who would have been 43 in 1904.
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Michigan
Jerry Gordon
Charles Turner
Corky
New Barber Shop Opens in Clare by Grove
Orval Grove opens Grove's Barber Shop in Clare in the new Witbeck's IGA Market addition. Grove, a Kinsey Barber Shop veteran for 18 months, operates with his wife Judy. They are Gladwin natives.
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Clare
Grove
Witbeck
Orval Grove
Kinsey
Judy
Gladwin
Michigan deer hides wasted by hunters say taxidermist
Lansing taxidermist Robert Robbins warns that one third to one half of deer hides taken in Michigan fall to trash. He notes hides are valuable and can fetch a price from $6 to $8 after tanning, urging hunters to save hides by proper skinning salting and quick tanning, with costs and processes outlined. PMID: further details continued on page 8.
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Lansing
Robert Robbins
Michigan
Robbins
DeMolay Elects Glen F Chapter Officers
Sanford Chapter of DeMolay installed Glen F officers Wednesday evening November 6. Steve Bryant became Master Councilor with Lamoyne Lamb Albert Cruden Doug Shank Bill Dell Mike Marr Bob Fike Lloyd Preston Gary Scott Bob Coon Jim Johnson as line officers. Don Holbrook Jr. titled Dad to the boys. Ken Martz John Green Ken Ritter Loren Shank Leroy Eisenhauer Larry Everts form the advisory board.
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Glen F
Sanford Chapter
Harold F. Koch
DeMol
Michigan
Steve Bryant
Lamoyne Lamb
Albert Cruden
Doug Shank
Bill of Dell
Mike Marr
Bob Fike
Lloyd Preston
Marshall
Gary Scott
Bob Coon
Jim Johnson
Sentinel
Curt Fellows
Jim Thayer
Larry Fetters
Don Holbrook Jr
Ken Martz
John Green
Ken Ritter
Loren Shank
Leroy Eisenhauer
Larry Everts
Test New Treatment For Leukemia
Leukemia, once deemed incurable, is now more controllable with modern drug therapy. Two thirds of acute leukemia cases can be slowed, extending active years. Treatments also include blood transfusions and occasional x ray therapy, with best results in children during the acute phase.
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American Medical Association
Hearing Tests at Glare Public School Schedule
Tests begin Monday November 18 at Glare Public School. Kindergarten second fourth and sixth graders are scheduled for testing with other grades tested on request by a teacher or parent.
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Glare
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County
Art Ulrich
American Oil Company
Standard Division Products
Agribusiness Council
County Extension Service
Loren Krug
John Brubaker
Bud Dunkle
Agriculture Committee
County Board of Supervisors
Neil Stirling
Frank LaGoe
Clare School Board
Yule
Turkey
Clare County Extension Office
Ually
Jerry Russell
Ball Pride
CHS
Russell
Charles Stirling
Allen Patterson
DeMolay
Harold Koch
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