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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1973
Page
4
The Saline Recreation Dept invites entries for men's fast pitch with eight teams and women's slow pitch limited to six. For registration or info call Linda Lauff at 429-9040 or Jim Martek at 429-4190 after 6 pm.
Farmers must liquidate all CCC Commodity Loans by their 1973 maturity dates. Dora Diehl of the Michigan ASCS urged farmers to sell grain while prices are strong and liquidate loans promptly. Maturity dates vary by crop, with April 30 for barley through flaxseed, May 31 for oats, July 31 for 1971 and earlier 1972 corn, June 30 for soybeans and honey, and July 31 for grain sorghum. Contact local ASCS offices to determine liquidation amounts and authority to move stored collateral.
Milton Barnett of Whittier Construction asked the council to accept plans for water mains sewers and streets in Old Creek Farms No 3 and the item was tabled to April 2 pending an ordinance on diverting footing drains into storm sewers. Mayor Roy Smith praised leadership after purchasing Wilderness Park and noted farms could enter as open land for tax purposes while maintaining farming status. Meditators complete training eight new TM practitioners reported by William Babcock. Saline Woman's Club bridge party April 24 funds to hospital and Girls Town.
Saline police issued a tornado alert instructing residents to seek cover when a 3 to 5 minute wavering siren blast sounds or when a local warning is issued by the weather bureau. The all clear is a one minute steady siren.
Saline Art Fair invites artists to enter May 6 at the Saline Community Center outdoors if weather permits. Booth fee is $5. send entries to Alice Walters by April 21 1973. Media include watercolors acrylics oils charcoal pen and ink ceramics decoupage pottery.
Ypsilanti Area Jaycee Auxiliary hosts a July festival for Ypsilanti's Sesquicentennial offering open air and sheltered spaces. Artists may display macrame paintings ceramics needlework and paper tole with a nominal entry fee. Contact Art Fair Box 428 Ypsilanti 48197 for details.
Margaret Phillips, vocal music teacher at Jensen and Houghton Schools, will attend the MENC North Central Division Conference in Milwaukee, Wisconsin from March 29 to April 1, 1978. She is the sole Saline Area Schools attendee and will bring back new ideas on the latest innovations in music education.
Ann Arbor's Children's Shop Inc promotes unusual infant and children's wear at 2370 E Stadium Blvd. The ad also lists Ball Office Supply wedding invitations and paper supplies, and 24 hour imprinting service at 1168 Main with gift cards and cards at Westgate Shopping Center 662 9635.
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