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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1963
Page
2
An auction listing from Saline shows H I Johnson at 173 West Michigan Avenue offering Massey Clipper and Deere combines, New Idea mowers, balers, rakes, gravity boxes, wagons, Tillers and farm implements. Prices range from $125 to $2,100 with items including Farmall cultivators and Mayrath elevators.
At a Washte naw County Farm Bureau board meeting on June 24 Don Wiedman was named co-chairman of the annual roll call by President Robert Tefft. Carl Lesser was appointed Roll Call chairman. The note also mentions Michigan's Bureau of Industrial Relations founded in 1934.
Mrs. Frederick Wiedmayer visited her brother and hosted a Wednesday gathering for family in honor of her daughter Wendy’s 10th birthday. A nine girl party attended by Charlene Whipple and others marked the celebration.
The Busy Workers 4-H club met on June 27 with demonstrations by Mary Gilbert, Laurie Gilbert, Betty Cammet, Laurie Robinson, Marilyn Girbach, and Susan Robison. Next meeting set for Thursday at the township hall at 1 30 p.m. Marlene Girbach, reporter.
The Townline Workers met at 8 p.m. at Wayne and Gary Luckhardt's home. President Roger Wiedmeyer led the meeting. Bruce Haeussler announced 4-H Council election results. Upcoming events include July 16 Share the Fun Show and July 23 Black and White Show, July 19 Livestock Judging Clinic, July 16 Dairy Judging Clinic, and July 28 tour with hot dog roast. Members will supply hot dogs. pop and chips funds come from the treasury. Demonstrations on dairying by Roger Wiedmayer and Wayne Luckhardt followed. Gail Girbach notes Michigan leads the nation in 4-H clubs with over 5,000 members.
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