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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1965
Page
1
The second run of the maple syrup season is underway after a slow start last Friday. Sugar house crews worked around the clock Sunday to noon Monday, pushing total production past 500 gallons from an initial 128 gallons of top grade syrup. Orders remain ahead of production, and Shephed Sugar Bush, Inc. anticipates growth and new products this year.
Audubon Wildlife Film titled These Things Are Ours to be shown by Mary Jane Dockeray on Monday April 12 at 7 30 p m in Central Michigan University Auditorium. The program features seasonal scenes from wood ducks to forest life and ends with a note on a pancake and sausage event in Shepherd on Saturday April 24.
The Coe Township dump is closed until the road is passable after Spring Breakup. The board cites mud conditions and urges residents to keep rubbish at home to avoid violations of littering laws and possible prosecution. The dump will reopen when conditions permit.
The public is invited to attend the 1965 Maple Syrup Queen contest Friday April 9 at 7 30 p m in the Senior High School Gym. From 17 contestants a queen and four runners up will be chosen by five judges Carla Eisenberger 1964 Maple Syrup Queen will crown the 1965 queen Merlene Koutz will present the savings bond on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce.
Mrs. Paul Warmbrunn of Shepherd serves again as co chair of Isabella County American Cancer Society Annual Cancer Crusade joining Mr. Wallace Parker and Mrs. Andrew Boomer of Mt Pleasant. Crusade events begin April with a tea April 23 at Sacred Heart Church Mt Pleasant.
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