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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1950

Page

17

Meager duck population threatens fall hunting season

Federal Register reports regulation will be issued soon. National Wildlife Federation notes no noticeable duck population improvement this season. Mississippi flyway hardest hit. Manitoba production down. Pacific flyway similar to last year. Central flyway improving from North Dakota and Saskatchewan breeding season. Atlantic flyway shows little change. Regulations rely on breeding ground conditions as of August 1.

Ficial Federal Register Natonal Wildlife Federation Fish and Wildlife Service Manitoba North Dakota Saskatchewan

Colonville School Reunion At Church Parlor

About seventy guests attended the tenth Colonville School reunion at Colonville Church parlors Saturday evening. A pot luck dinner followed a social program led by William Neither cut of Flint with self introductions and reminiscences. Attendees came from West Branch Flint Attica Garden City Saginaw Mt. Morris Davison Coleman Lansing Lake Orion Harrison Gladwin.

Colonville Church Colonville School Cut Flint Peter Hanes Dover Emery Mclaughlin Isabella County Sturgill West Branch Attica Garden, City Saginaw Mt. Morris Davison Coleman Lansing Lake Orion Harrison and Gladwin

Farwell adopts all night restaurant licensing and rules

Village ordinance requires restaurant licenses, health and police inspections, and fee of 2.00 per year. Night operation banned 2:00 am to 6:00 am with possible Night Restaurant Licenses after council hearing. Violations carry up to 100.00 fine or 90 days in jail. Dated August 30 1950.

Covitieliman Farwell Stinchcombe Davison Smith Lockwood Schofield Heag Clave Sentinél Hess Louis Gee

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