Beware the Food Gap Says Public Relations Advocate
Editor notes Orville Walker known as Shorty promotes farm public relations as a full time job. He warns that two thirds of the world faces hunger and urges ongoing agricultural research to prevent a food gap, citing population growth and a 2000 US touchstone. He has earned honors from the Michigan Farm Bureau.
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Peppy Orville Walker
Walker
Shorty
Union
National Association of County Agricultural Agents
Rotary International
United States
U.S
Antarctica
Sahara Desert
Mt. Everest
Shorty Walker
The
Michigan Farm Bureau
Stony Creek Square Club Hosts Ham Dinner
The Stony Creek Square Club will host a ham dinner in the Grange Hall at 8750 Stony Creek Rd at 6 30 p m Monday. The group supports Stony Creek Troop No 143 Boy Scouts and Brownie Troop No 311 Girl Scouts. Brownies decorate tables. later William H Clark will present the new troop charter to Roland Cranson and Scouters cards to committee members Sylvester Leonard Keith Heiss William Smreka Arthur Meharg Roland Cranson Vernon H Jones and John Burgar.
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Stony Creek Square Club
Grange Hall
Stony Creek Rd
Square Club
Stony Creek
Boy Scouts of America
Girl Scouts of the
United States
William H. Clark
Roland Cranson
Sylvester Leonard
Keith Heiss
William Smreka
Arthur Meharg
Vernon H. Jones
John Burgar
Extension Office Appeals for 4-H Leaders in Washtenaw
Washtenaw County 4-H seeks adult leaders to guide youths ages 10 to 18 through projects in gardening, photography, clothing, cooking, safety and animal care. 270 applicants already accepted. more volunteers needed by June 1. Contact 4-H agent Lora Bonine at Normandy 3 7511 extension 227 or 228. The article also notes Bethel Church Youth Fellowship honoring the 1963 Confirmation class with banquet and program.
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Washtenaw County
Lora Bonine
Normandy
Bethel Church
Judy Kuebler
William Lindemann
Susan Helber
Phillip Austen
East Jackson
John Scherdt
Roger Wiedmayer
Joan White
Local Social Roundup From Bridgewater Area
Community notes list visits and dinners across Marshall Ypsilanti Milan and Ann Arbor. Highlights include birthday and anniversary celebrations at the LeRoy Jedeles and Kathy Gregg, funeral attendance for Paul Wendt, and entries noting hospital and convalescent home visits. The piece closes with a prompt about the University of Michigan hospital history and a brief neighborhood inquiries line.
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Clyde Kruger
Carl Gregg
Ann Arbor
Kathy Gregg
Fred Ferguson
Ernest Siewert
Randy
Milan
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the Saline Reporter
Meg Charlton
Ulysses S. Grant
A & M. Chevrolet
A.&m. Chevrolet Co
Michigan Saline
John Deere Corn Planters
John Deere
West Benne Hazel
Extension Office
Cooperative Extension Service
County
Bridgewater News
By Loretta Kruger
Katharine Cole
Sue Myers
Gladys Bailey
Marshall
Giles Thielk
Cindy
Herman Jedele
LeRoy Jedele
Adrian
LeRoy Jedeles
Glen Jordan
Ypsilanti
Charles Kruger
Max Ross
Columbus, Ohio
Roy Crater
William Haas
Pleasant Lake Rd
Riverside Convalescent Home
Emmanuel Haas
Malena Blaess
Wilbert Schaible
Elmer Alber
Louise
Julius Alber
Theophil Alber
Paul Wendt
Detroit
Edgar Wenk
Fred Zahn
Olga Wenk
Manchester
Arthur Buss
Sadie Krause
Dearborn
Joey Banatai
Belleville
Andrew Poet
Joseph Banatai
Mary Szyndlar
Poet
Joey
Mrs
Ted Finkbeiner
David Kempf
Larry Finkbeiner
Christ Finkbeiner
Clarence Hertler
Glen Feldkamp
Albert Finkbeiner
Armin Bizer
Finkbeiner
Darrel Finkbeiner
Sally Cinzze
Miss Cinzze
Julius Cinzze
Vaughn Williams
Portage Lake
Wilber Hanselman
Jacob Marion
Chris Korte
Fred Korte
Walter Graf
Marvin Marion
Oscar Henes
Cheryl
Earl Perkins
Roger Korte
Harold Feldkamp
Herbert Blumhardt
Clinton
Blumhardt
James
Ronnie
Edwin Renischler
Chris Kuebler
Bertha Gebhardt
Rose Bihlmeyer
University of Michigan
Hayden Flour Mills
Doane Agricultural Service, Inc
ST. Louis
Cleary College
Washtenaw Avenue
Ypsilanti, Michigan
Hunter
Carload
Bridgewater Lumber Co
Garden
Boettmer Rd
Bridgewater
Hozel
Purina
Saline Mercantile
Ann Arbor St
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