The Cooperative Extension Service of Michigan
State University and the County of Montmorency.
submitted by Phill Secord
Spring has finally arrived and with it the danger of wild-
fires. As everybody cleans their yards, please remember
that the danger of wildfires exist. The winter storm in De-
cember brought down many trees and broke off many pine
branches that are extremely flammable. If you cannot com-
post or wait for snow to again cover the ground, and if you
must bum your brush, remember to check the local ordi-
nances for legality and that a bum permit is required, as the
snow has now left the ground.
Even though the wind may be calm when you start a brush
pile, it can increase later. The possibility of a wind increase
is one of the reasons obtaining a bum permit is mandatory.
Stay with your fire. You should have tools and water avail-
able on site to extinguish your fire.
Remember the number one cause of wildfires in Michigan
is burning debris. If there is no other option, be aware not
only of your property, but your neighbors' and the sur-
rounding community, weather conditions, legality, and to
obtain a bum permit. Be safe foremost and have a great day.
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by B0rtmm Ann Steele Mother Nature
Correspondent isn't done with us
yet! We've had sun, wind and snow flur-
ries. We hope it won't be 10ng before the
grass greens up and trees bud out.
We wish a happy birthday to Elmer
Steele and Trish Juergens, April 13.
Those interested in submitting art work
or photo/computer generated images to
the Voices and Visions 2013 competition
need to have their item(s) in to either the
Atlanta, Hillrnan or Lewiston library by
Friday, April 19. The award reception will
be on Thursday, May 9 from 6-7:30 p.m. at
the Atlanta Eagl Hall.
Aimee Wood reminds everyone that the
Elk Country Animal Shelter Italian Din-
ner is on April 20. It is from 4-7 p.m. at the
St. Francis of Assisi Church in Lewiston.
Menu is Lasagna, salad, garlic bread and
dessert. Always a good meal! The cost is $9
per person donation. There will also be a
Chair-ity auction consisting of cleverly
decorated chairs and birdhouses. It will
also be the kick- offfor the UTVraffle. And,
if you bring a bag or box of pet food or
treats you will be entered into a special
prize drawing. Almee, a cute three pound
Yorkie-Maltese, was one of the 37 dogs
rescued in January and adopted by
Marion Wood.
We had fifteen ladies at lastweek's ladies
auxiliary meeting. Linda Levely reported
that this year's Spring Fling is on Wednes-
day, May 15 at 6 p.m. Theme is "Bloomin'
Spring." There will be a choice of one of
three entrees. Price is $16 per person.
Angie Mowatt reported that she bought
two new books for our library by aiJthors
Stuart Woods and lames Patterson. Our
next meeting will be Wednesday, May 1 at
10 a.m.
Kudos go to Joe Bresinski for volunteer-
ing with the Americorps Urban Safety
Project. The group of 30 volunteers
boarded up broken windows and doors
and cleaned up backyards of overgrown
trees and debris of three homes in Detroit.
Neighbors in the area were so pleased to
see this being done that they too helped
clear debris and leaves. Joe was pictured
on the front page of the Detroit News us-
ing a chain saw on a rotted porch. ]oe is
the son of member Sharon Marcrum.
Do you remember that on April 12, 1955
the Salkvaccine was declared safe, potent
and effective? And, almost miraculously,
polio declined following the introduction
of the preventive vaccine.
A young grandson callehis grand-
mother to wish her a happy birthday. He
asked how old she was. The grandma told
him 80. The grandson was quiet then
asked "Did you start at 17"
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