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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1967
Page
2
Alex J. Pogirski a University of Michigan graduate student and former Turkey missionary serves as lay pastor at St. James United Church of Christ after the retirement of Rev. Armin H. Bizer. He pursues a doctorate in science education and taught biology at Ann Arbor High School last year.
Saline Savings Bank of Saline Michigan files report to the Commissioner of Banking. Total assets 7 885 339 92 with loans and securities and deposits by category. Liabilities include demand and time deposits and government and state subdivisions accounts. Capital accounts balance follows liabilities totals.
Washtenaw County sets 1968 wheat acreage allotment at 32 063 acres chaired by Earl Doletzky Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee. National allotment 9 3 million acres for 1968 with aim for 1 5 billion bushels. domestic use 735 million and exports at least 750 million for 1968 69.
The annual ice cream social will be served from 6 p.m. Thursday July 27 at St James United Church of Christ. The menu features ice cream cake beef barbecues chicken sandwiches baked beans and cole slaw.
The Saline Baptist Church and Sunday school plan a picnic from 2 to 7 p.m. Sunday July 29 at the Drew farm on Territorial Road.
Saline Mercantile Co will ship wheat by truck this year due to no railroad cars available. Manager Lyle Phillips ordered three cars but none arrived because of a nationwide railroad strike. The Michigan Elevator Exchange will supply 50 to 60 trucks as needed in Saline to move the crop, with initial samples very wet and 500 to 600 bushels received Monday morning.
A 4-H Shindig at the Rural Activities Center Saturday evening offers pony rides a kiddie farm folk and square dancing a teen band and ice cream social from 7 p m to midnight admission 50 cents. The Ellwyn Kohler family Mr and Mrs John Kohler Jr and the Robert Guenther family attended a picnic at the Robert Kennedy home Sunday.
The Busy Belles 4-H Club opened on July 12 with President Virginia Payeur presiding at Bonnie Payeur's home. Duckling raising tips were shared. Payeur was elected delegate to the 4-H Council Convention. A vegetable plate from a foods meeting was served. The Wranglers rode and worked on 4-H Fair signs. Next Busy Belles meeting planned for July 18 at Mr. and Mrs. Starling. Secretary Linda Russell notes. The Busy Workers met at Township Hall electing council delegates. reporter Mary Alice Girbach filed.
The National Livestock and Meat Board official warns that persistent low farm prices could push more producers from farming. With 1966 prices below the 1947-49 average and rising costs, experts forecast reduced U.S. food supply unless farmers receive adequate returns. A regional church group accompanied by several families joined a Luther League outing to Cedar Point.
Teen knitters and crocheters aged 13 to 19 may enter the 1967 National Wool Needlework Contest at the Saline Community Fair local level. The Teen division joins adult classifications with winners advancing to national judging, contacting Mrs. Lawrence Boettner at 429-7413 for rules and entry details.
The 4 H motto aims to make the best better with training and experience guiding youth in future careers. The National 4 H Service Committee in Chicago secures about 1144 million annually from business and industry to support 4 H programs.
The record shows totals for capital common stock at two par values with authorized shares 200,000 and 300,000. It lists stock totals, surplus, undivided profits, and reserves for contingencies amounting to 1,121,074.55. 1,655,878.48. 1,044,659.54. iy 200,000.00. 300,000.00. 126,486.26.
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