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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1967
Page
11
The Busy Workers 4-H Club held a tea for mothers on April 11 at Saline Township Hall. Demonstrations were presented by Vaux Hodges Robin Morrow Cathy Dye and Marlene Gibrach. Club members prepared and served refreshments. Gloria Osborne reporter.
Kelly Ann Bristle infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Bristle was baptized Sunday morning at St John Lutheran Church Sponsors were Miss Gail Girbach and Jerry Bristle Dinner hosted by the Bristles for sponsors Mr and Mrs Simon Girbach and Mr and Mrs Duane Girbath and family of Howell
All men and women over 50 are invited to the home economics room at the Junior High School at 7 30 p m Monday for a discussion on forming a Saline senior citizens club. Saline Woman's Club sponsors the event with officers in charge. refreshments provided.
Nancy Jean Roehm infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Or man Roehm of 11625 Case Road was baptized on April 12 at St James United Church of Christ Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Earl Roehm
M L Woell contributes to the Michigan Farm Bureau with agricultural insights and updates in the Agriculture Section. The column highlights farming practices, market trends, and policy matters affecting Michigan farmers.
Lansing State Journal columnist Gene Little warns that federal funds from 1887 onward have built a system of programs and strings that pressure states. He argues new gun laws would be imposed at gun point, with funds withheld or redirected to force compliance across states.
Saline community reports include tax base rise to 36 million for Saline and townships, a 254000 building valuation, and awards presented to local youths. The issue lists church confirmations, Future Teachers Club leaders, Blood Bank donations, and local veterans and civic group news with multiple residents named.
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman on March 30 announced actions to support dairy markets. Dairy products bought by the CCC would not be sold back to the domestic market at less than 110 percent of purchase price to prevent government stocks from depressing prices. Support prices for manufacturing milk and butterfat would continue through the 1967 68 marketing year, ending April 1 1968, with current rates of 4 dollars per hundredweight and 68 cents per pound respectively.
A terse dialogue frames a misunderstanding as a writer apologizes to Jack for past remarks. The reply reveals the speaker did not intend the words in the prior letter, and clarifies that the intention was to retract the statement in the letter before that.
New officers were elected at Jensen School for the Elementary School Parents Association. Joseph Ferris is president, Kenneth Smith vice president, Betty Anderson secretary, and Janet Rotunno treasurer. The association includes parents of students at Houghton and Jensen Schools.
Saline volunteer firemen responded to a grass fire on a farm near Bridge Water Monday at noon. The blaze was under control by the time they arrived.
George Newton and David Cobb were named co chairmen to head Michigan Week activities in Saline with LeRoy King assisting. They have chaired before and after a Sunday meeting submitted a tentative budget to cover expenses for the May 21 27 observance. The day chairmen and detailed plans will be announced later.
A brief college sports quip has a fullback boasting fame by saying he’s now historic after semester grades. A halfback questions the claim as the fullback recalls his self styled legacy.
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