Washtenaw 4-H Council Names New Members and Officers
The Washtenaw county 4-H Council met on September 11 to inaugurate 1961 62 officers and welcome new leaders and members. New leaders include Zina Borgos Ann Arbor Maria Striz Willis LeRoy Heller Chelsea and George Macomber Ann Arbor. New members are Nancy McCalla Chelsea Gary Eschelbach Ann Arbor Terril Wild Saline David Payeur Ann Arbor and Mary Sue Gordon Saline. The council plans monthly meetings the first Monday and invites all county 4-H members leaders and parents to attend. Also noted were 133 concerts by University of Michigan Music School on campus and Wayne State University Michigan Division adult education enrollments near 10 000 last year. Try an Ad in The Reporter.
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Zina Borgos
Ann Arbor
Maria Striz
Willis
Ralph McCalla
Chelsea
LeRoy Heller
George Macomber
Nancy McCalla
Gary Eschelbach
Terril Wild
Saline
David Payeur
Mary Sue Gordon
Dave Payeur
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Leadermete Set Saturday District 4-H Leads Event Theme
The southeastern Michigan district 4-H Leader mete will be held Saturday at the Wayne county 4-H Fairgrounds in Belleville with the theme Building Leadership. Registration begins at 9 a.m. and the program starts at 1 p.m. Activities include discussion groups a speech and a film. Dr Russell Mangy from Michigan State University will speak at the evening banquet.
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Southeastern Michigan
Russell G. Mangy
Michigan State University
Michigan Foods and Standards division combats food fraud
A Michigan Department of Agriculture Foods and Standards division chief explains how complaints about misleading labels and adulteration are investigated and resolved. The article notes high state inspection standards, signed letters carrying more weight, and ongoing efforts despite underfunding. The piece ends with a tax reminder from Internal Revenue officials.
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Michigan
Michigan Department of Agriculture
Lyle Littlefield
Foods and Standards Division
Littlefield
State Department of Agriculture
Hunting outlook for birds and rabbits in Michigan
Michigan forecasts fall and winter harvests of about 950000 pheasants 450000 ruffed grouse and 1.5 million rabbits. State and MSU extension wildlife specialist Charles Shick cite regional shifts with thumb and southeast lower peninsula still top pheasant areas despite fewer broods, while southwestern lower peninsula shows a gain. Findings stem from a voluntary summer rural mail carrier survey tracking broods.
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East Lansing - Michigan
Michigan
Department of Conservation
Charles Shick
Michigan State University Extension
Thumb
Lower Peninsula
Shick
Bird Population Estimates for Michigan Region Improve Projections
Wildlife officials note year to year comparisons are difficult due to a late harvest season. Grain still standing delayed counting and some mail carriers may have missed broods this summer. Rabbit prospects rise versus last year, much better than 1959. The projected bill of 1.5 to 1.7 million aligns with long term averages. Grouse hunting looks strong in southern and western areas of northern lower Michigan from Muskegon to Charlevoix and to Saginaw.
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Lower Michigan
Muskegon
Charlevoix
Saginaw
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