Shepherd Blue Jays crush Saginaw Lutheran 172 to 55
Shepherd Blue Jays raced to a 22 8 start and crushed Saginaw Lutheran Seminary 172 to 55 Tuesday night. Phil Curtiss led with 18 points while Tom Williams, Jim Meyer and Stan Sielker added 15 11 and 7 respectively as Shepherd earned its 10th straight win in a high scoring BVSA matchup.
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Jim Salisbury
Shepherd Blue Jays
Saginaw Lutheran Seminary
Shepherd
Seminary
Saginaw Valley
Jays
Jay’s
Cardinals
Blue Jays
Phil Curtiss
Tom Williams
Jim Meyer
Stan Sielker
Blue Jay
Jim Bauer
Junior Buchanan
Jim Monroe
Blum
Gorsline
Boyd Curtiss
New Design For Safety and Performance Trophy
Chicago unveils a graceful 1961 Pure Oil Safety and Performance Award trophy. The design features a brass missile for PERFORMANCE, a stainless shield for SAFETY, and clean lines symbolizing ECONOMY. It honors the auto maker with top all round results in Pure Oil Economy Trials and NASCAR Safety and Performance events.
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Chicago
Shepherd Community Notes and Polio Fund Appeal
Shepherd briefs report Sunday visits by local families and a Ministers' Convention. The Willing Workers Club met January 26 with fourteen members, elected officers, and voted $10 to the Polio Fund. A February meeting was scheduled at Luella Nance’s home. Reader’s Digest lists conductors aged 38 to 90. Arturo Toscanini is noted as deceased.
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Willing Workers Club
Sherrie Childers
Florence Allen
Margaret Holliday
Dorothy Hutchinson
Connie Bott
Ruth Brown
Henrietta McKinley
Luella Nance
Pierre Monteux
Bruno Walter
Tullio Serafin
Sir Thomas Beecham
Ernest Ansérmet
Otto Klemperer
Leopold Stokowski
Arturo Toscanini
Do You Abuse Your Family's Credit?
Mr Hugh Hogan and Miss Ruth McKilney discuss family credit use in a February 14 session at Shepherd High School Cafeteria. Hogan will explain building a good credit rating, McKilney will cover managing family income. sponsored by East Lincoln Extension Club. Food served includes Turkey a la King, hot biscuits, and desserts.
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Hugh Hogan
Ruth McKilney
Shepherd High School
Hogan
Mt. Pleasant
Shepherd Grade News Shoemaker
Dennis E. Holton describes classroom activities in which students explore storytelling and reading aloud. Mrs Seeley’s geography class studies Alaska through maps and reports while math emphasizes continual practice. Science highlights the changing shape of the moon and art features peanut puppet making and puppet shows.
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Ture
Recount shows 66 vote edge in Michigan Senate race
Six state senators from both parties traveled to the Upper Peninsula for an election recount. The tally confirms William E. Miron won re election by 66 votes over Kent Lundgren, preserving a 22 to 12 Senate party split. The report cites misread straight ticket ballots in paper precincts as the cause.
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Upper Peninsula
Escanaba
William E. Miron
Kent T. Lundgren
Senate
Lundgren
Clyde H. Geerlings
Holland
Detroit
Kennedy
Nixon
Kennedy-Johnson
Nixon-Lodge
Geerlings
Menominee County
Paul D. Bagwell
Next Weeks Menu Monday Hungarian Goulash
Monday offers Hungarian goulash with tossed vegetable salad buttered bread and peanut butter banana. Tuesday details are not provided in the readable text.
Conservation Faces Uphill Fight for Funds in Michigan
Michigan's Game and Fish Protection Fund struggles as hunting and fishing license revenues fall while operating costs rise. The Conservation Commission asks the Legislature to raise resident fishing licenses and trout stamps from $2 to $3 and to create a general rod license for Great Lakes fishing to boost revenue and restore progress.
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Michigan
Game and Fish Protection Fund
The
Conservation Commission
Great Lakes
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Dept. of Conservation
Mee
Grim Printing Company
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