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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1960
Page
8
Decorative kitchen garden border idea uses lettuce parsley radish with sweet alyssum and various dwarf flowers. Also cites 2,910 pedestrian fatalities and 66,030 injuries on U S roads last year.
A reader shares directions to Becks Nursery at 4520 Arkona Road and praises a Becks ad. The column notes traffic ticket civility, skating in Saline parks, a Cub Carnival Spook House, a recital of poems found cleaning, Army recruiters at the post office, tulip woes, a hospital stay, and Michigan farm ponds count.
The annual FFA Parents-Son Banquet drew 180 attendees in the Saline High School all purpose room and auditorium. Howard Heath of WPAG spoke as Stanley Poet earned Chapter Star Farmer and Chapter Achievement receiving $15. Multiple awards were presented including DeKalb James Jedele and Farm Mechanics David LaBuda. New officers for 1960-61 were named: President Neil Bohnett Vice President Bob Condit Secretary James Marion Treasurer Gerald Marion Reporter Bob Weisenreder Sentinel Don Diable.
Agriculture economists at Michigan State University forecast the farmers price cost squeeze will persist well into the 1960s. The projection emphasizes continuing pressure on farmer incomes and input costs amid broader market shifts.
The Saline 4 H Farmers met at the home of Donald and Barbara Finkbeiner on Tuesday evening April 26. Eighteen youths attended and officers were elected with Gene Gier bach as president Katrene Gali as vice president and Mary Jean as secretary.
A training meeting for all Weshtenaw County 4-H leaders is set for Friday May 6 at 8 pm in Room 1 of the County Building. Miss Mollie Vasold will review 4-H objectives and propose ways to improve leadership effectiveness. Literature project material and leader guides will be available. state show changes will be discussed.
Readers are invited to phone their news items to the Reporter at HA 9 7380 to share local happenings, tips, and reader notices for possible publication. This call-in line encourages community submissions and timely coverage of events.
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