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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1954
Page
2
The conservation commission outlined a 38 point program for proposed law changes to be considered next legislative year. Key items include shifting trout season dates, experimental management areas for wildlife, continued control over the deer herd, a wind shield sticker revenue measure, repeal of the fox bounty, and an open season on black squirrels.
Distribution of about 72 000 hunting permits in Michigan's special deer season finished early last week. Harry Cox said most permits were mailed in the first week of November with quotas for areas B and D filled and area A about half filled before the deadline. Final rate applications were to be processed early this week. Northern peninsula districts hold three areas with permit holders allowed one deer per season across archery, regular, or special seasons.
Fashion experts say formal menswear will feature dusk gray pink yellow and blue tones for next spring markets. The prediction highlights color variety for suits and accessories.
A 281 member team with 47 women will go to Mexico City for the Pan American Games from March 12 to 26. The track squad leads with 30 members, followed by 27 rowers and 16 women swimmers. Clarerice Parker starred for Dike in 1936. Boston Red Sox acquire Owen Friend, 27, from the Indians organization. Cincinnati adds Bill Wehrle from Louisville after a strong AA playoff run. Ezzard Charles named honorary deputy athletic commissioner of Indiana. Phillies sign Bill Yancey, the first Negro scout in their history, notable for his role in bringing Bill Bruton to Milwaukee.
The conservation department confirms all hunting permits are issued for the December 1 special any deer season. Hundreds of inquiries asked to alter allocations or move permits between areas and reassign unassigned permits. Deadline for applications was November 1 and no postmarked requests are considered. State workers review corrections against the master file where needed.
A four week Basic Police Training Course in Michigan held at Michigan State College trained 41 officers from various cities. Harold E. Haun coordinated the program and described the course as covering essential police duties including court procedure crime prevention firearms school safety and investigations. Since 1951 the program has trained 333 officers from 56 cities.
A total of 206 persons were reported last week to have paid court fines and costs for conservation law violations. Many violators were apprehended breaking deer hunting laws before the November 15 season opener. Officials say officers in deer country stay alert and conduct regular night patrols.
Hunting hours in Michigan during open season run from six a.m. to seven p.m. on all game species except migratory waterfowl. Seventeen hunters paid court fines and costs for violation during recent days. A total of 235 persons were reported last week to have paid fines for various conservation laws.
One small forest fire burned less than an acre in Michigan last week. Year to date 956 fires have consumed 3664 acres across the state.
The conservation commission announced new standards for wildlife exhibitions covering treatment housing and display with a compliance deadline of 1956 Expenditure approvals included purchasing fishing sites on Maceday Lake Oakland county and Mary Lake Iron county authorized acquisition of 352 acres state lands under the Pittman Robertson program and 85 acres of hunting lands in Houghton Lake and AuSable state forests Timber sales totaling about 20000 were approved and the state land memorials policy was amended The commission will reconvene in Lansing December 9 10
The moon's shadow swept over the planet during the recent eclipse with an average speed around 3000 miles per hour.
Michigan fisheries workers outline a six point policy for 1955 focusing on habitat improvement land acquisition access to lakes and streams warm water fish research and controlled planting of warm water species trout stocking and regulations to guide a better management structure. The biennial report will summarize the department’s varied work and is due for publication soon.
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