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Select* Veservice 4Th Registration Achievement <f—-4 VOLUMES EAST JORDAN, MjpftlGANTTOTO 177TW2. NUMBE«Vi6- ^ Select* veService P.-T, A. f o Hold - Achievement Day "* Pdultry Meet Streams Designated Community Supper As Sucker Runs Cooperative Co. 4th Registration At Tourist Park; May 3rd Here June 18th Next Thursday In Charlevoix County Annual Meeting -1g£NdtEei5TER£D-APRIL-23L-NOr AILj_arents_of East Jordan a. re HOME EXTENSION TCEADERS IN^EVJENING AT E. J. H. S. J. M. With the spring run of suckers HELD LAST MONDAY AT WARE- SUBJECT TO MILITARY SERVICE asked to reserve The evening of Sat­ —^OMPtETE^TOS^RJRNISH ^HlteeREpSPEeiAfciST,rTOHWS— sooir1:oTtaTtrnattentitm-i^^ailed^-t»J—HOI hSE AMD_LECtON HALL urday, May 3, for a community pot- ING PROJECT^' CUSS PROBLEMS the streams in Charlevoix County op — Michigan Local Boards have been luck supper that is to be sponsored by en to spearing with artificial lights. Following a short business session v authorized by Col. E. M. Rosecrans, our Parents Teachers Association in '.The Home Furnishing Project car­ Increased production of eggs and at the Company warehouse office, the State Selective Service Directer, to the 'Community Building at the East ried on by 13 groups is rapidly draw­ The Directoi- of Conservation has the increased numbers of laying stock designated the following streams and East Jordan Cooperative Company , , organise their plans tor the conduct Jordan , Tourist Park. Mrs. Conway, ing to a close. The last lesson was has been noted throughout the coun­ portions of streams as open to spear­ held, its annual meeting Monday af-p of the fourth regjstration.i^rtHch will who is chairman of the supper com­ given by Miss' Ruth Peck,' Extension ty. Poultrymen generally have res­ ing with artificial lights: . ternoon at the Legion Hall. be conducted throughout the"'tratron mittee, states that no charge will be Specialist, last week.'The last les­ ponded to the requests of the Agri­ Bear Creek»doWn from Walloon Sixty one members and guests^, in accordance with the President's made though collection will be taken. son certainly was greatly appreciated cultural Adjustment Administration Lake to P. M. R. R. bridge on E. line numbering more, than 100, enjoyed proclamation orr Monday, April 27.. The funds received will be set aside by the leader's as it was divided into in increasing the output of eggs. It is of Sec. 16, T33 N, R 5 W. the excellent dinner served by mem­ between the hours of .'7:00 a. m. ami for the P.T-.A. program of next fall. three separate days in three different felt that a good share of this increase Loeb Creek down from highway bers of South Arm Grange. The' bus­ . 9:00 p. m. The Girl Scouts and their leaders homes. •••_,, is due to better feeding and. better M-06. iness session opened with the report Persons required to be registered are busy preparing a- patriotic pag^ _ The first day the leaders from five management of poultry. At this time Monroe Creek down from a point of M. W. Beattie, Auditor, from' Cad­ ' in the fourth registration will include cant which will be . presented that different, groups on the east end of of the year a person is caring for 500 feet above highway M-66. illac. This showed a substantial in­ all males.residing in the continental evening. .Over fifty grade school the county "met at"-the "Home of Mrs. baby chicks in preparation for next Porter Creek down from dam sit­ crease in business during the pasir United States or in the territories of children and high-school students, will WiHrom Pgtts and studied' furniture winters laying program. uated 720 feet from mouth. "" ' ' year. Present membership totals 211. t Alaska, Hawaii, or in Puerto Rico, take part. Mr. Ter Wee and the high arrangement. The living room' was To discuss the latest poultry infor­ AH streams which empty directly Following discussion arid accepta*ne* who were born on or after April 28, school band will assist. the main point under consideration. mation and practices that can be re-into Lake Michigan. of the report, B.C. Mellencamii gav* T-77, tind "ii ''i b"f"r" February 1f', It is hoped that all will respond All factors in room arrangements I'omniendeH for ptrpntc. returns We' It is to be noted that Hbrtons Creek a short, pithy talk on the agricultural 1897. With the registration of . this whole-heartedly to this community were' carefully scrutinized such as - are glad to announce t a«d-Peeii-Creek_are now closed to outlook for the coining season. > ; group, there will remain to be regis- "veiling. Your Parent and Teachers suitable pictures, proper color har- Moore,. Extension Specialist in Poul­ spearing. """ l IIe 'pointed 'Out the^perlment iact - lereiT'oTiTyThTSse -males between—the- grojxpuvitti-ld like to cLose-the pres.cj|t niony>_Jocatioi] _oi__rugs and_ arrange­ f try, Michigan State-College,, has been All of Deer Creek is classified as a that because the triangle formed by ages of IS and 20. Registrants of the school year with an enthuiast'ic-turn­ ment of furniture. The second meet­ .secured to apjjear-«t 4 meetings. The trout-stream and-open-to^Jio.ot and The_Soo, Chicago^ and Detroit con- ' • fourth registration will not be sub­ out. - ••-.-' ing was at the home of -Mas^-Rowloy first meeting will be held in connec­ line fishing only from thg last .Satur.- .tains 60/ percent of the war produc- "'," ject to military service under the Williams, Charlevoix, attended by the tion with the Boyne Palls Agricul­ day in April to Labor Day. - tion of the U.S.A." this ij^ill be one ,gf ,:: • Selective Service Act of 1940, as leaders from four communities^ and tural- Day Program at the Boyne the first points., to be"> attacked,, ,in • amended. ' "— -- the last discussion was'held .it Mrs. Falls High Schpol on Wednesday, case of invasion. '. _i~r_CblT1£nWcTm«-esttm^eg^ Charles Fet't with four groups earry- April 22nd beginning at 11:00 (St'an- Charles Shepard gave one of_his 000 persons in Michigan~wilf~6e"stf JiM^mS^T-hfees^teg^essm "Ru^e^_Jmpersonatigns __whjch was MlllHHUL'iT "analyzing thesug- J ecTToTDBisti alii Wednesday will, be held in the Boyne proximately 225,000 of these will be i cummendatiunii for "City High School AgriculturaTTtoffnr registered in Wayne County. Moi'ei the Achievement Day it was decided trriSislury now^-^-thg^fast^asfc^zGfifflg^C- Ferris gave an jntereat. Woodcock — Gokee fit 8:00 (War Time). During the past ing report '-.' as delegate to the"anrfuaT io hold this event at the East Jordan Jordan City Association Tournament. than one million^ Michigan residents: two months a group of interested Ekleva Louise, daughter of -Mr. and Tourist-Park on June 18th to : start The upsets in the final standings are meeting of. the Michigan Potato are now registered .with Loeal Boards poultrymen. have been attending a Mrs. Walter F. Woodcock of this; city, with a potluck supper at 6:30. The many with several dark horses lead­ Growers'" Exchange at Cadillac last in this state. • ~ . series of ten meetings on poultry. June.^ -T oi-il PirturHs Kavp been instructed :md Roy C. Gokee, son of Mr. and main f eatures_of the program will be ing their divisions and many-in-, the "The afternoon meeting on .Thurs- The following directors and dele- -to—establish—pktc-es '<f -it^istra-Hon—in- Iffi303Iirde~e(Jtee-of Walloon- Lake, -q-Uatnipiar-yL-nf >V» p.njp.fr rflfU'lt,"._ h? money. The highest tally of the tour- -gates jere_glected. public schools and other public .' were ..united in marriage by Rev. C. "HissrTliri^PeT:l!r'"gaTTres—arot - -^Mrj^E^t^9T±^^-be^hMrAft- -the- TreyTreB"1rrthe^OTHes^ent-wiieB-Ed- City Building, Charlevoix, dowTTstairsf R fj after a spare in the fifsT —Ralph- Lenoskey^Tand^^IImfirrZMH.fcJ: buildings similar to those usei.for the j W. Sidebotham at the Presbyterian tirtttai features, an address by Dr. eu ng:> .at 2.:00 p. m. (War; Time). The frame, sent strike after strike crash- ray were re-elected for three year third wgfetrat4»B-m-^ebMJary.—AJI_- i .parsonage Saturday- morning, April -ThelmaTPorter, of the Michigan. State Thursday evening session will be con- terms; As Walter Heilman has mov- proximately 2b,000 "volunleuf-jytfU-tsfctth TfnTTpjyp anrl then nioving —pietuj ing into the pits for the near perfect _ orth was elect- Tne couple wore attended by' Miss •bowing the London Air-RaidsTOWrff'f1*,^^^ game" of 20n^^b^^lswnrtKT^nnTn7 trars will be called upon to~assist"T7'- ed in-his place, cal Boards in every "way'possible IO Shirley Sturgell of East Jordan and interesting features will be adoedj-^o ^^^- ? B,oon}, ^""""^ team looked like winners for first George Ferris was again elected as insure accurate and complete -regis-, Don Gier of Bay City; later'but nlease keep in mind the Date atsiDO (war time) and will be in con­ place.--6vST the Coffee Cups in the Delegate to the June annual meeting^ tration. Z. ^- Mrs. Gokee (Eldeva) is a graduate,.;* June 18th and that the entire fam nection with the series of night clas­ team event until a nose-dive in the of the Michigan Potato Growers' Ex-' ; from t.He__East'Jordan High School" in ily is invited and urged to attend th ses. " • . final stanza landed them in thirA'po change, with Kenneth Isaman as a IN EAST JORDAN '-the- class -of-—40—before. he-r.__marr.ir. p_npp_er_a_rKLjprogram. It is hoped that all farmers inter- sit'ien. The entrants finishing m the Alternate.
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