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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1957
Page
4
Tree Expert Co. notes that early July is ideal for shearing evergreen shrubs. Pines spruces and firs require careful pruning to avoid sunscald while faster growing evergreens like yews arborvitae and hemlocks can be shaped. Most species respond to natural growth if allowed to expand gradually with annual shaping for pyramid Christmas tree types.
Four University of Michigan alumnae were cited today for devoted service to the university by the Alumnae Council at its 40th anniversary meeting in the Michigan League Hussey Room. Recipients were Regent Vera B. Baits Lucile B. Conger Mary F. Farnsworth and Marcia C. Strickland. Each received printed citations engraved gold keys along with the honors.
Bill Tefft reports that the Lamb Club at Saline High School will award the Jule Eder trophy to the member who raises the fastest pair of lambs. The trophy, funded by local donations, stays with the winner for a year. numerous officers and members are listed, with plans for a July 8 picnic at Saline Park and several new members joining this year.
National Grange discussions reveal a commodity-by-commodity approach and a planned permanent commodity organization after August 6. Farm fire losses, auto theft, and rural crime rise while Brake calls for tax reform and educational funding review to ensure fair shares and focus on noncollege students.
William J. Brake of Michigan State Grange says the old price support system is a torn and mismatched structure ready for demolition. He notes Washington rumors of fundamental policy changes and reports eleven major national farm commodity groups forming a cooperative to push a joint legislative program for 1958.
Sgt. David Hofstein, 46, of the New York City police, holds three college degrees and is studying for a Master of Arts in economics in his spare time. The Eiffel Tower in Paris stands 985 feet high, ranking third among the world’s tallest structures, with the Empire State Building at 1,250 feet and the Chrysler Building at 1,046 feet.
Builders and architects project a three bath home as standard with a master bath for parents two children baths and a guest powder room. The trend follows proven demand and practical layout in new house designs.
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