4 H ers to Study Nations Heritage in Nation’s Capital
Four Michigan 4 H delegates join 200 peers from all states and Puerto Rico in Washington DC April 21 to 27 to study and bring back civic leadership and citizenship values. Michigan attendees are Suzanne Garner, Dianne Phillips, Richard Haist, and Lewis Bordeau. The report also notes Saline Steel Club Spring Show set for May 17 at the 4 H grounds Saline Ann Arbor Rd opening at 10 a.m.
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Washington, D. C
Michigan
Puerto Rico
Suzanne Garner
Tuscola County
Dianne Phillips
Barry
Richard Haist
Washtenaw
Lewis Bordeau
Gogebic
Upper Peninsula
Saline Steel Club
Saline-Ann Arbor Rd
Ed Ross
4-H Member Trains Pup as Leader Dog in Michigan
Janet Murdock of Ypsilanti begins a six month 4-H project training a six month old golden retriever. The dog will be donated to Leader Dogs for the Blind in Rochester after the program in Washtenaw County. The effort, first of its kind in Michigan, kicks off April 26 at 7 30 p.m. in Room 6 of the County Building with a dog obedience movie and project requirements discussion.
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Janet Murdock
Ypsilanti
State
Janet
Washtenaw County
Rochester
Michigan
Marcia Schlehr
Dearborn
Golden Retriever Club
James Freeman
Ann Arbor
Robert McCrory
Demonstration of Showmanship and Steer Judging Contest
The event features a fitting and showing demonstration, a showmanship contest, steer judging, and awards of ribbons and cash prizes.
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Clude
Firearms Registration Debate Sparks Civil Liberties Clash
Editorial argues against a proposed firearms registration law claiming it fails to disarm criminals and infringes on the Second Amendment right. It cautions history shows dictatorships arise when citizens are disarmed and emphasizes liberty and self defense.
Don’t Plant Wheat Over Winterkill Advised
Michigan farmers with winterkill damage should not plant spring wheat in the affected patches. Leyton V. Nelson of Michigan State University warns this lowers white wheat quality and may hurt price and supply for Michigan flour mills. He outlines three other options including letting weeds grow and mowing later and another spring planting approach.
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Michigan
Leyton V. Nelson
Michigan State University
Nelson
Private Guns, Dictators, and American History
The author argues about firearm registration enabling dictatorship and cites historical warnings. It compares modern rulers disarming civilians to prewar England and notes American civilians aided Britain with weapons. The piece ties rifles to farming heritage and urges prudent use without surrender, suggesting a future need for disciplined gun owners.
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Hitler
Castro
England
Concord
Lexington
School Menus April 30 to May 4
Weekly lunch menu lists daily offerings from Monday to Friday. Items include chili, meat sandwiches, chicken, biscuits, beef stew, roast pork, tuna, with sides such as vegetables, fruit, milk, and desserts.
Farming plan for wheat with oats barley forage grasses
The plan outlines planting oats or barley to be harvested separately from wheat, then sowing forage grasses and legumes. Weeds would be controlled later with a chemical herbicide, aiding normal conserving acreage for farmers enrolled in Wheat Stabilization or Feed Grain Program for 1962.
Explorer Scouts To See Films At Saline Meeting
Saline Explorer Scout post meets Thursday at 281 Lawson St. to view two films The In cas and Invisible Enemy Fall out. Mike Rapp acts as program chairman with Tom Sutton assisting. Earlier they held a basketball game at the Intermediate School with Steve Miller chairing. The University of Michigan was chartered in 1817 by the Territory of Michigan.
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Saline Explorer Scout Post
Don Rapp
Lawson St
Mike Rapp
Tom Sutton
Steve Miller
Casserole with mixed vegetables and fruit compote dessert
A simple cafeteria style plate features a casserole paired with mixed vegetables and a fruit compote for ice cream. The trio offers a balanced option blending savory and sweet elements.
Learn and Save 4 H Club Elects Officers
On April 7 at the Grothes home the Learn and Save 4-H Club met. Nancy Diable was added to the roll call. New business covered enrollment forms and officer elections with Cheryl Henes as president Mildred Haeuss ler as vice president Marcia Hieber as secretary Dianne Diable as treasurer Joyce Dieterle as song leader and Shirley Fischer as recreation leader.
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Mary
Connie Grothe
Nancy Diable
Cheryl Henes
Mildred Haeussler
Marcia Hieber
Dianne Diable
Joyce Dieterle
Shirley Fischer
Ayrshire Cow Sets Milk Production Record at 14,060 Pounds
In the Saline herd of Paul F. Taylor a 7 year old registered Ayrshire cow named Taylorcraft Jessica completed an official milk production record totaling 14 060 pounds with 646 pounds of butterfat under twice daily milking during a testing period not exceeding 305 days.
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Ayrshire
Paul F. Taylor
Saline
Taylorcraft
Jessica
Meeting Includes Baseball Game And Refreshments
Gail Girbach and Cheryl Henes served refreshments after a meeting and baseball game. The event tied social activity to the gathering with attendees enjoying light snacks post game.
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Steer Club
Pup
Saline Savings Bank
F.D.I.C
By Mll. Weel
FORD
Tractor
W. T. Young
ING
Howard Heath
WPAG
W. Michigan
Carload
Bridgewater Lumber Co
Bridgewater, Michigan
Braun
Massey-Ferguson
New Idea
Bridgewater
Oliver Trailer
Ferguson
IMI &W
W. Bennett
The
University of Michigan
Territory of Michigan
Hayden Flour Mills
Shudanece
Tihidgea
Wu Oby Doane Agricultural Service, Inc
St, Louis
George
Joe Conner
Ann Arbor St
Detroit Edison
Edison
S. E. Michigan
Peeree Wah
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