Saline Area Recreation Opens Monday Under Johnston Plan
Saline's summer recreation program launches Monday under Recreation Director Tom N Johnston. He calls it the most extensive program in Saline history with Babe Ruth games already played and Little Leaguers set to start Tuesday. Johnston praises fathers aiding the effort and notes two new features: Arts and Crafts and swimming at the Ann Arbor YMCA.
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Saline
Tom N. Johnston
Johnston
Ean
Ann. Arbor
YMCA
Proper Humidity For Winter Comfort And Notes
Humidity guidance notes humidifiers as standard in heating systems for winter comfort health and furniture protection. It mentions George Washington being named dictator on December 27 1776 and notes Emperor Hirohito as an author of a book on seahorses with a horse like head.
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George Washington
United States
Emperor Hirohito
Japan
Saline Area Recreation Schedule Open Summer 1957
The 1957 Saline Area Recreation program runs eight weeks from June 24. Activities include Arts and Crafts, free swims at Ann Arbor YMCA, supervised games, Babe Ruth baseball, and girls softball. Bus transport to activities is listed, with lifeguards and staff named for swimming and baseball supervision.
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Saline Area
Ann Arbor Ymca
N. Johnston
Arlene Bortkin
Carol Zimmers
Red Cross
Johnston
Ernie Stemen
Better Year For Dairy Farmers
The Agriculture Department expects 1957 to be better for dairy farmers with prices to farmers at least equal to 1956. Milk production may reach a record high, up to two billion pounds more than 1956, driven by higher output per cow despite a smaller total herd.
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Agriculture Department
Department
U.S
Wheat export levels to drop for first time in years
Commodity Stabilization Service administrator Walter C. Berger said the governments wheat surplus is being cut and exports may fall in 1957 58 from current levels to about 400 million bushels though still above average. He cited better foreign crops and reduced export programs as reasons.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Commodity Stabilization Service
Walter C. Berger
CCC
Manhattan
Kans
Berger
Presidential panel issues final report on farm product use
The five member bipartisan commission delivers a 250 page final report to Congress on a long range program to widen industrial use of surplus farm products. The group completed its duties as directed by the 84th Congress with recommendations for expansion and utilization.
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Washington
Congress
84Th Congress
Herms Named Scout Executive for Portage Trails Council
Robert J. Herms elected district Scout Executive for the Huron Trails District of the Portage Trails Council in Ann Arbor Michigan. He will reside in Dexter with his wife and two children after a lengthy Wisconsin service and extensive Scouting training. He succeeds Richard Duke who moved to Grand Valley Council.
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Robert J. Herms
Conrcil
Boy Scouts of America
Ann Arbor
Michigan
William McPherson IV
Herms
D. Street
Dexter
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Dodge, Jefferson and
Walworth
Water
St. Bernards Catholic Church
Watertown
Flaula 3
Mark
Richard Duke
Grand Valley Council
Portage Trails Council
Joe A. Juncker
Verne W. Kins
Ypsilanti
Jamey G. Stevenson
Livingston
Farm Prices Believed Semipermanent Says Peterson
Assistant Secretary Ervin L. Peterson warned farm price levels look semipermanent if not permanent and remain about 18 percent below federal goals. He urged expanded agricultural research to boost production efficiency and debunk claims that further research is unnecessary. He cited past gains lowering costs and improving consumer food prices through ongoing research.
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Ervin L. Peterson
Peterson
National Assn. of
Ireland Family Reunion and Local Visits in Calument City
Personal notes from Calument City Illinois recount visits by Mrs Leoni e Smith and relatives from Niles Michigan to attend a niece s graduation at Michigan Lutheran Seminary in Saginaw and to pursue medical training at Carnegie Tech Detroit. Out of town hosts include the Cogar Ireland Wegner Ireland and Boyd families with picnics and dinners. The Kightlinger clan bought a 57 Pontiac and the Miller family dined at Whitmore Lake while Dr Miller and sons planned a Canada trout fishing vacation. Jerry Miller returns from Navy duty and graduates prosthetics school in Maryland with plans to return to duty in Virginia.
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Leonnie. Smith
Calument City
Harold Vise
Niles
Michigan
Reupen Visel
Michigan” Lutheran Seminary
Saginaw
Carnegie Tech
Detroit
Grandchildren of Ernst and Jewell Graduate in Milan
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ernst and Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Jewell attended the graduation exercises of Dale Ernst in Milan on Thursday. Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Engel also attended the ceremonies for their daughter Anita who completed her courses.
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Lewis Ernst
Hazen Jewell
Dale Ernst
Milan
H. L. Engel
Anita
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Carl W. Carr
A. R. Burkhardt
MINT
BPS
Westside Hardware
Saline, Michigan
Saliné Valley
Farms
Saliné’s
Little
Chevrolet
R& H
Bel Air
Olds
R&h
Ford
Plymouth
R & HS
Powergridge
Chevrolet Co
Mich
By Johnny
Perice
Michigan Ave
Eclipse
Robison — Johnson Co
Ireland
Harry Cogar
Saline Park
Charles Ireland
Tecumseh
Douglas Wegner
Adrian
Jeannine Ireland
Britton
George Ireland
Fern Ireland
Minnie Boyd
Kightlinger
Miller
Whitmore Lake
Mrs
Nick Miller
Dr. Miller
Richard
Jerry
Dave
Canada
Jerry” “Miller
Navy
Virginia
Bainbridge
Maryland
Litchfield
Grosse Pointe
Charmin
Minute Maid
McDonald’s
N. Ann
Arbor
LADD
Sophia Loren
Dan Dailey
Ginger Rogers
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