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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1968

Page

13

Lake Michigan salmon program aims for one million annual coho catch

Tody outlined a plan to boost offshore Lake Michigan angling with improved efforts and projections. The department aims for about 1 million coho salmon caught annually plus 500,000 other game fish from the same waters. It reports 1.5 million pounds of salmon sold and roughly $240,000 in state receipts with a $1 million retail value.

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Local social notes from Rosebush and East Lansing event

Last weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mogg and Mr and Mrs Gene Bullard included Len Mogg of Pontiac Arnold Bidwell and others spent Thursday in Flint visiting friends and a hospital. Richard Ormiston will spend winter in Florida. Mrs Cairns hosted Stella Elliott and Violet Reed and Bessie Neff with Lottie Phillips visiting. Marie Swindlehurst and Agnes Sharp attended the Farm Bureau Women's meeting at Kellogg Center East Lansing.

Kenneth Mogg Gene Bullard Len Mogg Pontiac Arnold Bidwell Flint Richard Ormiston Florida Herb Cairns Stella Elliott Violet Reed Pleasant Bessie Neff Lottie Phillips Marie Swindlehurst Agnes Sharp Farm Bureau Women’s Kellogg Center East Lansing

Farm Bureau Meetings Reported With Nine Families Present

The Salt River Farm Bureau met with Mr and Mrs Archie Jourdain Tuesday night nine families represented Mrs Paul Gross called meeting Mrs John Methner read secretary report James Callihan led discussion on Unionization of Farm Labor Next meeting will be at John Methner home in January Oakridge Farm meeting opened by Russell Cowden Secretary report given Group discussed Unionization of Farm Labor coming county wide survey Lunch served by Mrs Cairns

Salt River Farm Bureau Archie Jourdain Paul Gross John Methner James Callihan Oakridge Farm Bureau Herb Cairns Russell Cowden Hugh Swindlehurst Gairns

Extension Study Club meets with ten at Swindlehurst home

The Central Extension Study Club met with Mrs Hugh Swindlehurst Thursday night with ten members attending. Mrs Joe Hrdlovich and Mrs William Whitney presented a lesson on Modern Food Processing and Synthetic Foods. Christmas plans were discussed and the next meeting is December 11 hosted by Mrs Russell Roberts.

Central Extension Study Club Hugh Swindlehurst Joe Hrdlovich William Whitney Russell Roberts

Presbyterian Youth Fellowship Plans Thanksgiving Outreach

The Rosebush Presbyterian Senior High Fellowship met Sunday night at the church. Mark Eggers led devotions while Marianné Swindlehurst organized recreation. Hosts were Wa and Nancy Watsor. The group plans to share Thanksgiving with shut ins.

Rosebush Presbyterian Senior High Fellowship Mark Eggers Marianné Swindlehurst Nancy Watsor

Lake 13 By Mrs. Guy DisBrow

Nona Rae Henry was home from school with an abscessed tooth. Clarence Finch and family from Clio visited here for several deer hunting days. Ben Henry, on leave from Fort Riley Kansas, stayed with his parents for sixteen days.

Lake Mrs Guy DisBrow Nona Rae Henry Clarence Finch Clio Ben Henry Don Walker Ben Fort Riley, Kansas

First Thanksgiving at Plymouth Remembered 1621 Harvest Feast

The Plymouth harvest festival followed a brutal winter with about half of the 102 Pilgrims surviving. Governor William Bradford organized fowling and feasting with Massasoit and his men. Outdoor re-creation at Plimoth Plantation preserves the historic celebration and games.

Plymouth England William Bradford Massachusetts Plimoth Plantation

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