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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1962
Page
1
Friday night feature by the Shepherd School Band drew strong remarks from attendees after the game between the Shepherd Blue Jays and the St. Charles Bull Dogs. The event and postgame praise highlighted a successful half time and overall performance, with notes of upcoming games and local notices following.
A Harvest of Ideas open house starts Saturday October 27 at Mt. Pleasant Senior High Cafeteria. Urban and rural visitors view project literature, tour exhibit booths, discuss with 4-H leaders, and enjoy refreshments as they explore winter 4-H projects. See 4 H Page 3.
There was strong turnout for the Annual Inspection of Auxiliary 8215 V F W held Tuesday at the hall. District 11 President Mrs Rosalie Wollenhaupt of Bay City served as Inspector and praised the auxiliarys work. Bay City visitors included Mrs Nina Dietrick and Past District President Mrs Jose Henderson. Refreshments followed the meeting.
The Joe Alsh Auxiliary 8215 announces their annual Good Neighbor of the Year search. Nominate a dependable helper who aids shut ins and community needs by sending a letter or card with the nominee’s name and reasons to the Ladies Auxiliary V. F. W. Box 167 Shepherd Michigan. Names and the winner will be announced at the January show.
Roberta Recker of Shepherd Michigan owns eight year old registered Holstein cow Don Juan Jundy 3678365. The cow produced a 365 day record of 16 175 pounds of milk and 583 pounds of butterfat under Michigan State University supervision for Holstein Friesian Association of America breed improvement programs. The national Holstein body noted the record exceeds the average cow output of 7 211 pounds of milk and 270 pounds of butterfat.
About seventy five percent of the business district in Shepherd reports $400 raised so far. Rev Newton Huffine says more contributions are expected as drives begin. Don Gates notes residential solicitation delayed but materials arrived and a ~ dozen workers started with plans to recruit more. United Fund chairmen met county officials at a kickoff breakfast for support and guidance. Left to right are Lloyd Adams C R Huffman Rev Newton Huffine Lawrence L Scott.
Superintendent Paul Warmbrunn announced no school on Thursday and Friday October 25 and 26 at Shephard Public School and Winn School. A Teachers Institute Region 12 will be held in Bay City and Saginaw.
The Shepherd Clinic completes exterior and interior remodeling with a new side entrance, stone treatment, and shortened show windows for privacy. A larger lobby is planned to handle increasing patient flow, as Dr. Dearing and Dr. Goblitsch pursue a First Class upgrade.
Washington DC Congress man Elford A Cederberg received a formal endorsement from Americans for Constitutional Action ACA announced by Admiral Ben Moreell ACA praised Cederbergs voting record and his stance on sound money private market local self government private ownership and individual liberty noting his dedication to American well being and nonpartisan support.
The Michigan State Chamber of Commerce reports a surge in demand for the June 1962 Michigan Challenge. In three weeks more than 1,200 copies have been requested by state and local groups and individuals. The publication is used as a handbook for constitutional study and preparation for the statewide vote next April.
Michigan motorists paid an average of 136.00 more per vehicle in the first nine months of 1962 than in the same period in 1941. The higher cost of living was revealed in a study of auto sales tax income released by Secretary of State James M. Hare. See COSTS, Page 3.
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