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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1955
Page
5
Conservation news accompanies the sports briefs in this Clare Sentinel issue. Local game results are highlighted alongside notes on wildlife projects and park events in the region.
Ivy League upsets history records Princeton and Yale among the highest scoring losing teams. Penn beat Princeton 46 to 28 in 1940. Columbia edged Yale 34 to 28 in 1948. Also mentions boxing, cycling through figures and 1956 schedules.
A new MSU Tourist and Resorge circular R 603 titled Business Methods For Cottage Resorts provides the latest guidance on resort management. It covers financing training employees accounting guest hospitality laws and regulations with references. Copies are free from the Clare County Extension Office and part of a 92 publication series on motels resorts and food service businesses.
The 8000 acre Kalkaska base will ban hunting under a federal agreement approved by the Conservation Commission. The 99 year lease to the Air Force keeps most of the Boardman River open to fishing while 144 miles near runways close for safety. Military personnel may fish two small lakes inside the area. The land reverts to public use at lease end unless renewed.
The Michigan Conservation Commission will ask the 1956 Legislature to restore authority to manage the state deer herd after a unanimous vote at the November meeting. It also approved submerged lands regulations and sale of 19200 dollars worth of timber from nine state forests. The next monthly meeting is December 8-9 in Detroit.
About 1,056,000 lake trout eggs are being processed at the Marquette hatchery after a Lake Superior spawn-collection operation. Commercial fishermen and Conservation Department workers gathered the spawn after the November 5 season opening. Eggs will be hatched and reared for three years before release into Michigan waters. Additionally 80,000 eggs were taken from 48 seven-year-old brood stock trout at the hatchery. Spawn has been collected this way and released since 1937.
The Cap and Gown Series from Michigan State University enters its third year, sending 13 entertainment groups and travel films to communities. Concert Band, State Singers, Spartan Bell Ringers, and others perform in concert, dance, or drama with 43 appearances reaching about 47 000 music lovers. The Spartan Bell Ringers will join the White House Christmas tree lighting ceremony next month. Information for arrangements is available from John McGoff, Coordinator, Kellogg Center, East Lansing.
Michigan's tart cherry program plans to expand to about 4.4 million trees in six years, with strong growth centered in Manistee Traverse City and nearby counties. The state aims to surpass the 1950 peak of 100000 tons, driven by 28 percent more bearing trees and Montmorency as the main variety.
The Michigan State Civil Service Commission announced a trooper examination for candidates aged 21 to 29 who are high school graduates and meet physical standards. Base pay starts at 75.60 per week, rising to 92.00 with steps, plus a $75 monthly subsistence allowance and uniforms. Trooper duties include highway patrol, investigations, and arrests. Recruits attend a twelve week Trooper Training School in East Lansing. Applications via the commission in Lansing or nearest post.
The article profiles Buddy Parker of the Detroit Lions, noting pro coaches emphasize established fundamentals but stress extensive practice and film study. Parker guides with a businesslike, firm approach, earning players' respect. His leadership helped Detroit win two World Championships and a Western Division title in four seasons.
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