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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1957

Page

6

Pelicans Win as Farm League All Stars Fall in Low-Scoring Tilt

The Little Pelicans defeated the Jets 11 to 10 at Estabrook after a four-run sixth inning rally. Senior Farm League players Jost and Saline contributed in a late scoring burst, with both teams scoring all runs in the final inning after five scoreless frames.

Pelicans Farm League All Stars Little Pelicans Jets Estabrook Jost Saline Ypsinists Innin

Specializations Transform Poultry Hatcheries Across Regions

The Agriculture Department notes a shift to specialized hatcheries as dual purpose chicks fade. Demand grows for broilers and replacement chicks, with price gaps widening. In Georgia broilers lead in production, while New Jersey produces more replacement chicks. Hatcheries consolidate from about 11,400 in 1934 to under 6,000 now, yet average plant size and incubator capacity rise.

Agriculture Department Edward Karpoff Agricultural Marketing Service Georgia New Jersey U.S

Safe tanning with lotions for skin protection

University of Town pharmacy Dean Louis C. Zopf advises 15 minutes of exposure for safe tanning. He notes sunscreen absorbs at least 90 percent of UV rays and warns protection varies by person. Reapply every three to four hours as active agents evaporate from the skin.

Louis C. Zopf University of Town College of Pharmacy Zopf

Quarantine Talks Expand Over Soybean Nematode Outbreak

The Agriculture Department reports a new soybean cyst nematode outbreak in Mississippi may broaden hearings on quarantining Arkansas and Kentucky. An expanded hearing July 24 in Memphis will address Mississippi inclusion. The plan would quarantine 75 farms to curb witch weed and ban interstate shipment of many products including soybeans.

Agriculture’ Department Mississippi Arkansas Kentucky King Cotton Hotel Memphis Tenn Department North South Carolina

Judge Decker Praises Washed Courtroom Windows

In suburban Wyandotte Judge Arthur S. Decker noted his courtroom windows were cleaned and reported the defendants appeared “wreathed in a shining new radiance.”

Detroit Arthur S. Decker Wyandotte

Al Hoeft Cooks Chocolate Rum Wafers in Ice Cream

A reader asks about melting chocolate rum wafers and swirling them into vanilla ice cream for a dessert idea. The note suggests a simple method to incorporate the wafers as a flavor accent.

Easier Refund Drive Aims to Streamline Gasoline Tax Reclaims

The American Farm Bureau Federation backs a plan to simplify gasoline tax refunds for farmers by consolidating state and federal refund applications on one form. States approving the agreement would process all refunds, with checks issued in state capitals. Iowa already passed legislation and other states may follow if Congress acts, aided by bills from Iowa Republicans Fred Schwengel and Paul Cunningham.

American Farm Bureau Federation Washington Farm Bureau Congress Secretary of the Treasury Iowa National Congress Fred Schwengel Paul Cunningham

Saline Merchants Slump Despite Hoeft Day At Home

Saline Merchants played one weekend game and lost to Ypsilanti Woodmen 2 earned runs. Al Hoeft led Saline with two singles and a double in four plate appearances, while Bob Hawker starred for Ypsilanti with three singles. Bob Sudman of Saline added a triple as Prater earned the win and Hoeft the loss.

Bill “Taylor Saline Merchants Ypsilanti Woodmen al Hoeft Bob Hawker Ypsilanti Bob Sudman Saline Prater Hoeft AB Rhe SS Smith Hoag Peer Minnick Damas Steamen Penewski Sudman CF Crawford

William Hayes Elected Washtenaw County Planning Chairman

William Hayes was named chairman of the Washtenaw County Planning Commission at the regular monthly meeting. Other officers are vice chairman William Scheel and secretary-treasurer Everett Wolfin for the 1958 fiscal year. The meeting reviewed past projects and set next session for August 14. Hayes, born September 24 1899 in Ypsilanti, has a long career in real estate and business before entering planning work.

Washtenaw Planning Commission Wilbur Nelson Washtenaw County Michigan Central Railroad Detroit Cleary and Normal Colleges Hayes Geddes Rd Ypsilanti

Machinery For New Ford Plant Nears Completion

A spokesman says the Rawsonville Ford Plant on Textile Road in Ypsilanti Township is nearly ready, with machinery being installed and the administration building about half finished. About 1,000 workers are employed now, with 300 more to transfer from the Manchester Plant by August 1, and full operation not expected for about a year.

Rawsonville Ford Textile ‘Rd Ypsilanti Township Ford Motor Company Manchester Willow Village

Farm Accidents Linked to Wrong Attitudes Says Expert

University of Tinois safety expert QO L Hogsett says most farm accidents stem from unsafe mindsets. He cites seven types of risk prone farmers, including Harry Harry who never takes time to be careful and Sloppy Sam who neglects hazard elimination.

University of Tinois QO. L. Hogsett College of Agriculture Harry Harry Sam

Goodwill Industries Keeps Disabled Workers Busy Year Round

A Goodwill Industries employee, 59 year old Joseph E. McIntee, works amid reconditioned sleds skis and toboggans as handicapped workers prepare goods six months ahead of each season. Usable discards are refurbished for sale in seven stores making the organization a major employer of disabled people. Summer donations are sold immediately while winter stock is stored for later sale. Mrs Mable Begole recently returned from a three week East visit to see her daughter and husband.

Joseph. E. Mcintee Goodwill Industries Goodwill Mable Begole

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