The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 3

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1948 THE ESCANABA (MICH.) DAILY PRESS PAGE THREE LAW REQUIRES MILK COOLING Dairy Farmers Urged To Use Proper Methods Proper cooling of milk and cream is important to dairy farmers, for they can save losses to themselves and assure a higher quality milk reaching the market, according to J. L. Heirman, Delta county agricultural agent. Air cooling of milk is a poor method at any time of the year, and is very ineffective during the warm nights of spring and summer, the agent pointed out. Consequently, considerable warm milk may be rejected by inspectors during the first warm days of spring, beeause some producers have not started placing their milk cans in tanks of cold water lor proper cooling before milk delivery.

Recently all Michigan dairy plants were warned by letter from the state department of agriculture not to accept milk that was not properly cooled. Starting April 1 all the agriculture inspectors be- checking on the quality and temperature of milk received at plants throughout the state, and they will reject milk that does not meet the GO degree temperature standard set by law. The farmer can save losses for himself by properly cooling the milk before the first real warm weather arrives. The quality of the milk will improve and the dairy industry of the state as a whole will benefit. Dairy farmers who have milk cooling problems are invited to discuss them with County Agent Heirman.

Ishpeming Plans Legion Convention full schedule of business meetings, social sessions and recreational events is being planned for the 28th annual convention of the Upner Peninsula association of American Legion posts, which will be held in Ishpeming July 16, 17 and 18, under sponsorship of the Ishpeming post. The tentative program, drafted by the convention committee at a meeting here Sunday with officers of U. P. Legion organizations, promises a full round of activity. Plans call for the convention to open Friday afternoon, July 16 with business sessions, for which the principal speakers will be representatives of groups and organizations interested in the affairs of veterans, such as the Veterans Administration.

Office of Veterans Affairs. Michigan state employment service, Michigan veterans trust fund, Legion Billet and service officers. EHS Students Will Present Operetta Music students of Escanaba senior high school will present the ever-loved Gilbert and Sullivan operetta. M. S.

in William Oliver Memorial auditorium next Tuesday and Wednesday. The cast of nine and chorus are directed by Miss Jesse Wick, local music instructor in Escanaba public schools. Rehearsal has been under way since February and Miss Wick yesterday stated the operetta already showed polish and smoothness. Nancy Flink will play Little Buttercup and John Degnan, Bill Bobstay. Ernie Belaneer and Jim Prokos take turns Dlaving Dick Deadeye, and Fred Johnson will play Ralph Rackstraw.

Captain Corcoran will be the role of Gus Anderson and Donn Ohlin. Josephine is performed by Ann Hendrickson. The Right Honorable Sir Joseph Porter, Knight Commander of the Bath, falls to Merle Nelson. Cousin Hebe will be played by Beverly Peters and Bob Becket by Jim Chapekis. Both performances next week are at 8:15 p.

m. Tickets are available from students. K. of C. Officers Inspect Boysville Joseph N.

Lequia of Escanaba, district deputy of the Knights of Columbus, has returned from a meeting of state officers of the K. of C. at Detroit, and an inspection trip to Boysville school at Macon, which the K. of C. will operate.

Boysville is established as a counterpart to the famed Boystown of Nebraska. It is planned to open next fall. Boysville is a joint project of the five Catholic dioceses of Michigan and the Knights of Columbus. Members of the Boysville board of trustees from the Upper Peninsula are Bishop Noa, Fr. Emil Beyer, and E.

J. LaFreneiere of Marquette, and Gervase T. Murphy of Calumet Mrs. Lequia accompanied her husband to Detroit, and visited Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Lequia and grandson, David, at Fcrndale. Pvt. Ned Rosenthal's Body Being Returned Mrs. Adrian Joint of Racine, former resident of Escanaba, has been advised that the body of her son, Pvt. Ned Donald Rosenthal is enroute to the United States for burial.

Full military services will be held in Racine. A sister of the young soldier, Mrs. Myra Pfleger Tardiff of New York, will go to Racine for the funeral. KIWANIS CLUB WILL SELL GUM Funds To Be Used For Welfare Programs The Escanaba Kiwanls club will operate 50 gum vending machines at various locations in the city to raise funds for its underprivileged work and other welfare projects, Kyrn Bloom, president, announced today. The vending machines, which will offer four different flavors of gum, will be placed in public buildings, stores, offices and industries, which have agreed to cooperate with the Kiwanis money raising project.

Some of the machines will be placed on display in Ludington street windows this week. Kiwanians will have charge of the distribution to locations on Monday. During the past several years, the Escanaba Kiwanis club has given annually at least $150 to provide milk for needy children in the special rooms of the public schools. The club also has given financial support to the Boy Scouts, and other work and welfare activities. Arthur W.

Eiickson is chairman of the gum vending project committee. The Kiwanis club has engaged the Trams Vending Service to maintain the automatic venders. Each machine will bear a Kiwranis club emblem and cipn, explaining the purposes of the project. Bargains you want on Classified Page. Public Invited To Hear Bishop Theo.

Arvidson The general public is invited ro hear Bishop Theodor Arvidson of Stockholm, Sweden discuss political and economic conditions in Eurpoe in an address at the Wm. W. Oliver auditorium at 8 Thursday evening. Bishop Arvidson, who is bishop of the Methodist church in Norway, Finland, Sweden and Denmark, speaks English fluently and is well-ipformed on the Eufo- pean-Russian situation as he has traveled widely on the continent. No admission fee will be charged for the lecture.

The Swedish Pioneer Centennial Sally is being sponsored by the Delta county committee, which has arranged the following program: Presiding Theodore Scholberg, Gladstone, chairman, Delta County Swedish Pioneer Centennial committee the Audience John Anderson, Pastor of the Mission church, Escanaba Choral Orpheus Club of Escanaba, Sam Ham, Director ski Thy Adams Introduction of Hammar, pastor of Central Methodist church, Escanaba Address, Scandinavian Countries and Their Relationship to the Rev. Theodore Arvidson, bishop of Methodist churches in Norway, Finland, Sweden and Denmark Announcement of other Pioneer Centennial Celebrations Folk Song Mrs. Marie Olson Gladstone Octette Anthem of God and Spiritual Gamla Du Audience Rev, C. V. Engstrom, pastor of Missiot church, Gladstone.

With the exception of Canada tlie crown colony of British Honduras is now the only British commonwealth territory in North America. In modern steam Turbines, steam is used at temperatures equal to those which would make iron glow a dull red. MANAGER PLAN POLL SOUGHT Marquette Councilman Wants Opinions Marquette, Mich. Suggesting an inquiry to out what the citizens are about the city manager form of government, Commissioner Lee McGinley, in a statement to the commission Monday night, said ho had heard comment that the manager plan is as compared with the previous administrative and although he did not imply that City Manager James R. Pollock is not doing a good job, Mayor James J.

Beckman and the other members of the commission immediately endorsed the manager system and rebuffed McGinley by voicing strong support for Pollock. for the city managei 100 per said Commissioner John Tierney. have been unusually fortunate in finding a man like Mr Pollock to take that Mayor James Bookman stated. we have assigned requests and petitions to the manager, we have received excellent reports and received them Commissioner William H. Schneider said.

very well satisfied with the rit.y Commissioner! Leo Bruce declared. statement, which was received and placed on file, brought into the open rumblings of dissatisfaction which have been heard recently. There have been reports of the organization of a so-called Rumors of discontent followed the recent increase in light and power rates and presentation, in March, of departmental budget requests for 1943. Services Thursday In Rapid River for Mrs. Margaret Hill Rapid River, April cervices for Mrs.

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