Wheat Marketing Cards Mailed to Producers
The 1961 wheat marketing cards were mailed from the Washtenaw ASC office on Friday to all producers who do not have a farm marketing excess. Mrs. Carolyn Stump, the office manager, confirmed the mailing.
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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1961
Page
6
The 1961 wheat marketing cards were mailed from the Washtenaw ASC office on Friday to all producers who do not have a farm marketing excess. Mrs. Carolyn Stump, the office manager, confirmed the mailing.
City council approves minutes and excuses Glenn Clark. Arthur Heininger appointed to J. C. Little’s seat and takes oath. Police car bids considered with multiple vendors and recommendations to July 17 meeting. Truck bids accepted from Community Ford Sales at 2044. Paving ramp area bid by St. Ann Arbor Construction Co. noted for August 4 bid.
Local church listings show services and picnics across St Pauls Bethel St John’s York and others with dates July 16 to 20 plus community bids from Washtenaw Asphalt Co and council actions including sidewalk work and hospital sign permits. City notes include planning commission appointments and district improvements and a paving bid review.
Mr and Mrs Manuel Castro of Milan welcomed a 6 lb 10 oz son on July 4 at Saline Community Hospital. On July 5 a son born to Mr and Mrs Paul Weber of Ann Arbor at Saline Community Hospital weighs 8 lb 5 1/4 oz named Robert Paul. Mr and Mrs Judd Robinson of 311 N Lewis St announce a 6 lb 6 oz girl born July 5 at St Joseph Hospital in Ann Arbor named Kathleen Jean. Church notices list service times and bible study details at Fundamental Baptist and First Assembly of God. Michigan State University safety experts warn rubbish around farm buildings fuels fires.
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