Note “X” on the hotel, and middle top window. _ Carte Postale Saint-Marc-sur-Mer postcard, 1954. Nathalie Pascaud with clapperboard, Saint-Marc-sur-Mer, on location for Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday. _ Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday (1953) Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot Jacques Tati lining up a shot on location in Saint-Marc-sur-Mer, location of Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday. It also now has a little museum dedicated to Jour de Fête and Jacques Tati. Sainte Sévère also has a filling station, a ladies hairdressers, a boulangerie, a butchers and a school. The bar in the market square has gone, but there is a restaurant elsewhere in the village that seems to be popular with passing through tourists. _ Et Maintenant?ĭespite a declining population – (1946: 1,135 2009 (last published figure) 851) – Sainte Sévère still has a post office. “Vue prise de la Route de Boussac” Sainte Sévère and to the south south east, Boussac on the N 717. _ Pour La Poste Sainte Sévère postcard, circa 1930s. The Fair tractor enters the village square along with excited village children. Jacques Tati and camera crew at Sainte Sévère. Showing in the cinema tent the modern methods of La Post en Amerique. Jacques Tati and the camera crew setting up, Sainte Sévère, 1949. Sainte Sévère, central France, location of Jour de Fete. The film was shot in Sainte Sévère in the Indre department in central France. _ Jour de Fête (1949) The Old Lady and her goat in the Place du Marche, Jour de Fete. With grateful acknowledgement to Michelin. _ Michelin France Grandes routes, 1973 edition. In particular it his first two films Jour de Fête (1949) and Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday (1953) that strike a continuing – possibly nostalgic – cord. Jacques Tati directing M.Hulot’s Holiday (1953). But it was Jacques Tati who really crossed national boundaries, and still does in the 21st century. Whilst Norman Wisdom’s star has faded in Britain, he is still loved in Albania, and his films dubbbed into Hindi are popular on the internet. Fernandel Totò Norman Wisdomįrance’s Fernandel had a following in Italy, and Italy’s Totò had a following in France (the two made a film together The Law is the Law in 1958). Unlike Jacques Tati, not all the European film comedy stars of the 1950s and early 1960s crossed boundaries as easily as he did. MDARD has placed impacted product still on the farm under seizure and is working with the farm to oversee disposition and corrective action._ Jacques Tati Holiday Market, 520 S Lilley Rd, Canton.Greener Pastures Market, 21202 Pontiac Trail, South Lyon.Ypsi Coop, 312 North River Street, Ypsilanti.Pure Pastures, 1192 Ann Arbor Rd, Plymouth.Agricole Farm Stop, 118 N Main Street, Chelsea.Argus Farm Stop, 325 W Liberty Street, Ann Arbor.White Lotus, 7217 W Liberty Rd, Ann Arbor.Simply Fresh Market, 7300 Grand River Rd, Brighton.Busch’s Fresh Food Market stores located in Ann Arbor, Brighton, Canton, Clinton, Dexter, Farmington Hills, Livonia, Novi, Pinckney, Plymouth-Northville, Rochester Hills, Saline, South Lyon, Tecumseh, and West Bloomfield.Kuntry Gardens, 29910 R Dr South, Homer.Product may have been further distributed or sold at additional locations, but is known to have been sold at the following locations in Michigan: If not treated professionally, human waste and other body fluids can spread dangerous infectious diseases such as hepatitis A, Clostridium difficile, E coli, rotavirus and norovirus. No illnesses have been reported to date however, MDARD is urging any individuals experiencing symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, jaundice (yellowing of the skin), fever, abdominal cramps, loss of appetite, weakness, headache, or other symptoms of foodborne illness to seek medical advice. Use of raw, untreated, human waste for growing commodities intended for human food is a violation of the Michigan Food Law, PA 92 of 2000, as well as other state and federal laws and regulations. All product is expected to be labeled under the name Kuntry Gardens.ĭuring a routine produce safety inspection, MDARD staff identified that Kuntry Gardens was using raw, untreated human waste on the fields where produce was grown for sale to local grocery stores and direct sale.
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) is advising consumers not to eat any Kuntry Gardens produce or products containing produce from Kuntry Gardens of Homer, MI, as it may be contaminated with raw, untreated human waste.
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