Clare School News Highlights New Students and Activities
The Clare classroom lists twenty two girls and twenty three boys with seven new pupils Betty Bellows Donna Jean Dunn Andrew Irwin Richard Pfister Bill Porter Donald Reger and Donald Urquhart. Students show strong spelling results and a library unit is underway with Carol Hachmuth as Librarian.
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Betty Bellows
Donna Jean Dunn
Andrew Irwin
Richard Pfister
Bill Porter
Donald Reger
Donald Urquhart
Mark Slater
Mark
Clare
Dort
Mt. Morris
Donald Uramhart
Dick Ulrich
Doris Spencer
Lewis Richmond
Joyce Loach
Sylvia Sue McClusky
Marcus Krienke
Curtis Hearns
LuAnn Hampton
Arla Jean Gingery
Richard Garthe
Joan Busch
Seventh Grade Student Officers Named
Sevent h grade lists officer slate with President Willard Ireland Vice president Wilbur Ireland Secretary John Jackson Treasurer Evelyn Blackledge and Board Washing Chairman Shirley Doherty. Room Committee Don Cappaert Wanetta Roberts Bulletin Board Committee Mary Lou Williams
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Bob Cimmerer
Bob Hampton
Ann Bicknell
Shirley Artibee
Faye Manel
Beverly Brown
Doug Fleming
Naoma Becker
Florence White
Joan Shoemaker
Joanann Perry
Donna Lumley
Carol Hachmuth
Patty Kane
Faye Hanel
Willard Ireland
Wilbur Ireland
John Jackson
Evelyn Blackledge
Shirley Doherty
Don Cappaert
Wanetta Roberts
Mary Lou Williams
Clare FFA Plans Community Fair With Livestock Exhibits
The Clare chapter outlines its annual community fair featuring livestock crop and negligible exhibits. Everyone is invited to exhibit. A new sheep dipping unit is being considered by the M A for use next summer.
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F.F.A
M.A
Elementary Chorus Reorganizes With Record Student Participation
The Elementary Chorus expands to a larger membership this year with eighty students. Fourth to sixth graders may join after a singing test. The group will perform in the Christmas program and present its annual spring operetta.
Michigan State Radio Highlights Program Schedule
WKAR Michigan State College broadcasts begin September 22 sponsored by the Michigan Educational Association. The 15 minute Monday series airs at 4 00 pm on educational problems and related topics with daily listings for Farm News Digest Reading Circle Market Reports Geography in the News Books on National Defense and more.
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Michigan
WKAR
Michigan Educational Association
Reading Circle
Michigan Defense Council
Local dairy herds show strong milk and butterfat yields
In a pasture based study, Louis Becker Clare David Bellinger Rosebush and Arthur Fleming Lake each topped 60 pounds of milk monthly. Bellinger led with 1866 pounds at 3.5 percent and 65.3 butterfat while Fleming produced 1615 pounds at 3.9 percent and 63.0 butterfat. Large and medium herds from Glen Poet Clare to Fleming Lake posted notable averages across Holsteins Guernsey Jersey and Shorthorn cows.
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Louis Becker
Clare
David Bellinger
Rosebush
Arthur Fleming
Lake
Mr. Bellinger
Mr. Fleming
Mr. Becker
Charley Blesch
Howard Penrose and Son
Claré
Defense board urges dairy farmers to boost milk output
The county agricultural defense board urges farmers to increase milk production during the national emergency. Dairy expert notes a Holstein cow can use vast water per year. grain during lactation is profitable, while during dry periods the return is about $4 in milk per $1 in grain. National defense buying boosts dairy prices and demand.
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The
County Agricultural Defense Board
C. F. Huffman
Michisat State
HESC
Gow Geigat
National Defense Program
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Food-For-Defense
Clare-Isabella Dairy Herd Improvement Assn Monthey Report
The August report shows 18 herds totaling 252 cows with an average production of 734 pounds of milk and 24.8 pounds of butterfat. Milk sold at $1.70 per hundredweight and butterfat at 4i¢ per pound. Eleven calves born. four bull calves and seven heifers. Four heifers freshened. four new cows purchased. Eleven cows sold or removed for low production udder trouble disease or dairy purposes. Two grain rations balanced. six changed. Sixteen of eighteen herds are re-
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Garth Maxwell
Association
Baney
Michigan Proclaims Conservation Week with Stamp Drive
Governor Murray D. VanWagoner proclaims October 6 to 11, 1941 as Michigan Conservation Week. The program promotes outdoor preservation, educational work, and conservation stamps distributed via 118 United Conservation Clubs affiliates and civic groups to fund projects and public programs.
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Michigan
Michigan United Conservation Clubs
United Conservation Clubs
Ihereby
State of
Commonwealth
Murray D. VanWagoner
Change in draft rules for naval service volunteers
Commander Carson B. Miller announced a drastic change in draftees eligibility for Navy or Naval Reserve before induction. Effective September 15, draftees must volunteer for Navy prior to orders for induction or Army physicals to access naval service during the emergency. College men remain eligible for Aviation Cadets or ROTC programs.
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Navy Recruiting Service
State Selective Service
Carson BR. Miller
Navy
Michigan
Naval Service
Army
Miller
U. S. Naval Reserve
Naval Reserve
Naval Aviation
Naval Reserve Officers Training School
Glaciologist Humor Sketch From Tillamook Patrol
State policeman Herman Meierjurgan explains a glacial rock formation to a tourist group. A woman asks where the glaciers are now and the trooper jokingly says they have gone back for more rock.
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Herman Meierjurgan
Tillamook, Ore
Meierjurgan
New National Food Program Does Not Affect Wheat Quota
Secretary Wickard announced a national food program aimed at record agricultural production but it does not change wheat acreage allotments for 1942. Robert C. Kleiner of Clare County USA says marketing quotas remain, and a 1942 wheat referendum will be held next spring. Farmers should plant within their allotments to avoid penalties for excess wheat.
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Wickard
Robert C. Kleiner
Clare County USA
Kleiner
AAA
Saginaw Fair Visit Highlights Local Social Roundup
Mrs Max Morrison visited Mrs Henry McNerney last Friday. Mr and Mrs Barney McNerney and grandson Donald joined Mr and Mrs Bruce Morrison and son at the Saginaw fair on September 10. Bernard McNerney of Clare spent Saturday morning with his parents. Eber Raymond of Coleman spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Allen and family. The Sweet-a-While club met Wednesday at Mrs Strife's home. The Bill Zinser family spent a day at the Saginaw fair.
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Max Morrison
Henry McNerney
Barney McNerney
Bruce Morrison
Donald
John Myers
Bernard McNerney
Clare
Eber Raymond
Coleman
William Allen
Mrs. Strife
Bill Zinser
Saginaw Fair
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