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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1962
Page
1
A collage of quotes and local notes urges critical thinking about packaging and government power. It also promotes a March 31 style show at Shepherd High School Gym to benefit local recreation, plus farm policy worries and traffic safety reminders from Shepherd residents.
No school Friday March 30 to allow attendance at the M E A Spring Institute at Standish Sterling High School. Sessions run 10:00 to 12:00, 1:00 to 3:00 with topics from Administration to Vocational Agriculture and many middle and elementary education areas.
Mrs. Harold Krapohl announces 103 annual questionnaires mailed to all Isa bella County nurses. The two part card requests availability for community volunteer service to update disaster preparedness files. Return by mail to 302 E Broadway Mt. Pleasant.
The sap runs as the sugarbush crew works around the clock to produce Shepherd maple syrup famed for the town. Residents anticipate April 28 with breakfast starting at seven, featuring flap jacks sausages and the See Auction on page 3.
A spring safety reminder from H L Ziegenbein of Consumers Power Central Division. Do not use metal in kite frames or tails or metal twine. avoid flying in rain. do not pull strings or climb poles to free snagged kites. avoid kites near TV or radio antennas or power lines. do not run across roads while flying. do not touch fallen wires. Following these precautions prevents accidents and keeps kite flying safe and enjoyable.
As the Melody Of Spring Fashions show nears the atmosphere heats up with public interest. Local models preview what will be in good taste while mothers plan recreation programs for restless youngsters and invite Dad and friends. Admission for adults is 1.50, free for children sixth grade or younger with parents. The event at the gymnasium features 26 door prizes donated by Shepherd merchants to fund a supervised summer program for kids.
The Shephard Community Chorus presents The Atonement Easter Cantata by Sydney H. C. Peters on Palm Sunday April 15 at 3:00 PM Free will offering goes to Sugar Bush Corp Remaining performances listed as Sunday April 1 and 8 at 1 30 PM and Saturday April 14 at 7 00 PM
Early 60s sunlit morning spurred young players to start the week while muddy fields await dry weather. Elders urged attendance at Saturday night Style Show to raise funds for equipment and other needs.
The Pancake and Maple Syrup Festival Committee will meet next Monday evening April 2 at 8 p.m. in the Bank basement meeting room to plan the annual festival on April 28. All members are urged to attend.
The Ladies Auxiliary VFW elected officers with Mrs Pearl Freeze as president. Mrs Bettie Leatherman became senior vice president and Mrs Evelyn Coughlin junior vice president. Mrs Vera Muller was re elected treasurer and Judy Hartman named secretary.
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