Pleased By Deer Permit Demand Plea...
Conservation Department officials are “pleased and encouraged” by public reaction to annual deer season permits. More than 104000 applications for 65340 permits show demand, with about 40000 applicants disappointed. Officials say permits are scientifically allocated on an impartial basis without special hunting privileges. Some criticism favored landowner preference, but verification and equity concerns make such a policy impractical. Area 1 grants preference to farm landowners where crop damage is widespread. others may obtain licenses when damage occurs.
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Conservation Department
Department
Allegan County
Venison Barbecue and Tender Steaks from MSU Tips
Michigan State University food specialists propose venison recipes including a 3 pound venison dish with pork fat and a 350 degree roast for 1 to 2 hours. A tangy sauce blends catsup onion celery and vinegar with a chili kick. Also: tenderized venison steaks browned and simmered with onion celery tomatoes and Worcester sauce until tender, served with gravy.
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Michigan State University Foods
You Are the Jury radio series on Michigan highway safety
A new program series titled You Are the Jury will air statewide starting Sunday November 18. Produced by the Highway Traffic Safety Center and Michigan State University stations, the fifteen minute weekly episodes present traffic case facts dramatic style with a studio jury, followed by expert analysis to help listeners judge responsibility and improve driving safety.
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Michigan
Highway Traffic Safety Center
Michigan State University
Gordon H. Sheehe
Declining Oil and Gas Revenues From Michigan Lands
Michigan state revenues from oil and gas wells on state lands show a downward trend. Peak rentals and royalties reached over 1.4 million in 1952, but 1955 and 1956 figures fell to about 700 thousand and under 650 thousand respectively. Oil output dropped from 11.2 million barrels in 1955 to about 10.5 million this year. Gas production fell from a 1947 high of 24 billion cubic feet to about seven billion in 1965. Exploration permits for new wells in 1956 dipped to 484, the lowest in 21 years.
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Michigan
Grosse Pointe Woods to buy land and lease sites in state program
The City of Grosse Pointe Woods will pay Michigan 10715. for a quit claim deed to about four acres of frontage land on Lake St. Clair under the Submerged Lands Act of 1955. The Conservation Commission meeting in Lansing approved the sale and other land actions including hunting lands, game lands, park land, and a summer camp lease.
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Grosse Pointe Woods
State of Michigan
Lake St. Clair
Conservation Commission
Langing
Green Lake
Grand Traverse’ County
Sturgeon Lake
St Joseph County
Portage Ship Canal
Houghton County
Sleeping Bear Glen Lake
Waterloo
Alpena State Forest
Alpena
Girl Scout Council
Alger County
Wagner Falls
Wagner Creek
Highland Recreation Area
Silver Lake State Park
Lansing
Death of George H. Grover Remembered in Clare
George H. Grover died November 7 at Clare. Born September 14 1910 he was a Clare High School athlete and WWII veteran. He worked for the Austin Company in Nidland and is survived by his parents two sisters a daughter and a brother.
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George H. Grover
Clare
Clare High School
Austin Company
Nidland
Henry Grover
Richard L. Ruyts
Saginaw
Leo Hampton
Mildred Schultz
Clare and
Brathan
James Grover
Prudenville
Brown Corners Social News Highlights This Week
Mrs Donovan Mott of Tulsa visits Brown Corners. Deer hunters include Rev Malson Gordon Burton and Jim Lloyd. Local families host Sunday dinners. multiple guests travel from Farwell Lansing Reading and St Peters burg Florida. Quick notes on winter plans and visiting kin appear throughout.
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Donovan Mott
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Sanford Mott
Harold Mott
Pontiac
Wilma Ott
Edward Magnus
Lewis Rutter
William Gordon
Farwell
Elnora Honderich
Gene Baker
Kyle
Reading
Charles Malson
Michigan Forest Woodlots Produce $3.3 Million In Farm Sales
The forest industries report farm woodlot products in Michigan exceed $3.5 million yearly with farmers using timber for own building needs. The Tree Farm program, linked to American Forest Products Industries, aims to boost tree farming awareness and annual woodlot sales. Counties with 1954 sales over $50,000 include Baraga, Barry, Delta, Dickinson, Eaton, Houghton, Ionia, Jackson, Manistee, Marquette, Menominee, Oceana, Ontonagon, Osceola, Ottawa, Presque Isle, Sagina w, Tuscola, and Van Buren. The Coast Guard cadetship exam will be held February 25-26, 1957 in 100 cities. qualified seniors may enter the U.S. Coast Guard Academy at New London after competitive testing.
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Forest Industries
Michigan
U .S. Department of Commerce
Charles G. Allen
Detroit
Michigan Forest Industries
Allen
Allens Committee
American Forest Products Industries, Inc
Washington, D. C
Baraga
Barry
Delta
Dickinson
Eaton
Houghton
Ionia
Jackson
Manistee
Marquette
Menominee
Oceana
Ontonagon
Osceola
Ottawa
Presque Isle
Saginaw
Tuscola
van Buren
U. S. Coast Guard
United States
U. S. Coast Guard Academy
New London
Connecticut
Coast Guard
9Th Coast Guard District
Mair
Cleveland
Ohio
Baby Named Robin Jean in Southeast Sheridan
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Young welcomed a daughter Robin Jean. Jimmie stays with Grandparents Jim and Ed Bradley while his mother recovers in the hospital. Various neighbors visit and family notables are listed through Sunday.
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Ernest Young
Robin Jean
Jimmie
Jim Bradley
Edna Langin
Flint
Bob
Norman Randle
Bill Coe
Warren Tice
Ethel Seymour
Jim. Bradley
Brawley Sowle
Clare
Fred Coe
Myrtle Spicer
John
Beck Publishes New Lumberjack Book They Knew Paul Bunyan
Dr. E B Beck head of Central Michigan college English plans to roll out They Knew Paul Bunyan a fourth major lumberjack literature work. He documents songs and anecdotes of famous lumberjacks and their claims of knowing Paul Bunyan. Beck, a Harvard influenced scholar active since 1928, is noted for decades with lumberjacks and shows and lecturing from Maine to California.
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EB. C. Beck
Central Michigan College English
Paul Bunyan
Michigan
Roaring Jim
Sere
Dr. Beck
Dr Beck
Louise Pound
Nebraska
G. L. Kitteridege
Harvard
Montana
Beck
Maine
California
Veterans Gather for Thanksgiving Dinner at VFW Hall
World War I veterans and families will meet for a Thanksgiving dinner at the VFW Hall Sunday at 1 a.m. The event follows morning worship at the Congregational Church. A high school class will hold a bake sale during the after church coffee hour.
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VFW Hall
Congregational Church
Wayne State Med School to increase enrollment to 125
Wayne State University Board of Governors approved boosting the College of Medicine enrollment from 75 to 125. The move relies on state operating funds and federal matching grants for research facilities. A NIH grant of 56151 funds a nursing training program and 16922 funds pulmonary cancer research. Hurh L His bree was named full professor in political science.
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Wayne State University
College of Medicine
University
Board of Governors
Ann Arbor
Warren B Cooksey
U.S. Public Health Service
National Institute of Health
Arthur J. Vorwald
Hurh L. Hisbree
Library of Congress
Department of Political Service
Bowling Scores for Ladies League Readable
The Tuesday November 13 scores show teams Anderson's Drug Clare Furniture Drewry's Beer and Clare Sentinel tallying high games. Hi series honors go to Bauder Le Tournéau McJames and Barbes with 470 470 469 respectively while Barbés led with 185 and McJames 178 in individual games.
Concrete Scores From Friday Bowling Downs at DeForest
Friday results show Ford-oMatics 2934 2214 714 DeForest Linch. 26 19 and Gateway Lanes 23 16 14 Schaeffers 2044 161% 18% Marble Auto 20 16 Clare Market 1834. Hi Series D Robison Wisler Rilett top scores with 464 448 441. Hi Ind Games Rilett 185 Wisler 181 Robison 172. Hi Team Gaie Thayer Dairy 564. Hi Team Series Hoffman Gift Shop 1570.
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Ford-oMatics
Schaeffers
Eh Dunn's
Bank
Rockwood Bar
Everts
D. Robison
N. Wisler
S. Rilett
Hoffman Gift Shop
Thayer Dairy
Lehr Shell
O'Laughlin
Farmer's Co-op Cmry
Goleman
Hi Ind
L. Austin
Peg Hammerberg
H. Bradshaw
M. Maytard
Still Urge Fire Caution As Hazards Linger In State
Scattered rain and stew kept fire risk high in northern areas while southern regions saw lower hazards with pheasant hunting ending. Six fires last week burned about 16 acres, three in the southern lower peninsula and three in the northern lower peninsula. No fires in the upper peninsula. Year to date total 3337 acres, well below 1955 damage.
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Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
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