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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1974
Page
3
Clare County dairymen should consider culling to fit next year’s feeding conditions. High producers yield more profit, pregnancy checks cut unprofitable cows, and DHIA data guides feeding and culling. Balance rations with standard values and use NPN in silage to cut costs.
Michigan agriculture chief B Dale Ball warns of fertilizer shortages statewide with supplies tightening for 1975. He notes Michigan’s distance from bulk fertilizer sources and national gas energy constraints limit nitrogen fertilizer, urging farmers to place orders promptly.
The Clare group closes the 1974 season with 35 members and guests. Irene Heath, president, awarded Jennie Bowler with a corsage. A buffet luncheon followed. Lola Blystone and Ruth Sacco unveiled the 1975 officer slate: Jean Fleming president, Gen McDonald vice president, Shirley Watemo secretary, Lee Cotton treasurer, Ruby Koch and Jean Blow sports chairs. Helen LaGee presented the Jennie Bowler trophy to winner Helen McGee.
Harrison The appointment of Dr. Charles J. Corrigan as Director of Vocational Education was confirmed by Mid Michigan Community College's Board of Trustees at its regular meeting. Corrigan earned a PhD in Vocational Education from Michigan State University and holds degrees from Ferris State College and the University of Michigan. He has worked as a designer and educator, and will oversee trade, industry, and business programs at the college. He and his wife Rennie have moved to Clare.
Michigan MDA Marketing officials say breakfast staples from eggs to milk and breads form a multi million dollar industry. They note eggs represent a forty million dollar segment with red meat exceeding two hundred million in state production. Nutritionists urge balanced breakfasts with essential vitamins and proteins for energy and growth.
The Clare High School golf team opened with a 181 to 185 loss to Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart at Riverwood. Clare then beat Reed City and Benzie Central at home 171 to 173 and 185 respectively, with Garver and Lertz tying for medalist with 41. A Sept 6 non league loss to Houghton Lake 156 to 168 followed.
Clare Table Tennis Association invites adults to apply for the season starting October 15. A handicap system aims to tighten competition. Sign up even without a partner. pairings will be arranged. League play is Wednesdays at 9 15 p.m. Deadline October 1. Call Ken Martz 386 7501 Dennis Goosens 386 7567 or Larry Everts 386 7821.
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