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Saline Reporter

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1967

Page

2

Esch urges action to curb worsening farm crisis nationwide

Congressman Marvin L. Esch told Washtenaw and Livingston County farmers that farm parity is 73 percent, the lowest since 1934, with income down 16 percent from last year as consumer prices rise. He backed the Agriculture Producer Marketing Act of 1967 and urged House approval for collective bargaining to secure fair prices. He noted 122,000 farms failed in 1966 and 82,000 more may go in 1967, urging rural job creation and a Balanced Economic Development Commission to spread population and opportunity. In Washtenaw County there are 6,833 farm families on 2106 farms covering 320,097 acres, averaging 159.8 acres.

Marvin L. Esch Washtenaw Livingston County Congressman Esch Esch House Agriculture Committee Senate House of Representatives Department of Agriculture Commission On Washtenaw County

Washtenaw County Farm Trends and Open Occupancy Debate

County agricultural data show a net loss of farm families since 1959 and 23 880 acres removed from production while average farm size and value rise. Farm product sales climb to 17 856 494, with non farm income exceeding regular farm revenue. Open occupancy legislation draws mixed reactions among legislators and the public, with strong debate over enforcement through Civil Rights Commission versus local ordinances.

Washtenaw County

Senator Peeeka: Open Mind on Bipartisan Bill Prospects

The senator says he is keeping an open mind on the legislation. He notes it is possible a constructive and acceptable bill can be worked out but so far has not seen anything approaching it.

Senate House

Jaycees Plan Annual Fruit Cake Sale

The Jaycees will hold their annual fruit cake sale at 7 30 p m on Thursday November 9 Proceeds fund the Christmas shopping party for needy children and city decorations Anyone not reached by door to door sales can order by calling chairman Phil Hagood at 429 4487 Cakes cost 175 for 1 1 2 pounds and 325 for 3 pounds

Jaycees Phil Hagood

Chelsea birthday party honors Mr Pfeifle and families

The Emerson Haeussler family the Armin Haeussler family and Miss Ila Pfeifle spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Jack Pfeifle in Chelsea to celebrate Mr Pfeifle’s birthday.

Raymond Webers Marvin Marion Lloyd Braun Milton Weidmayer Weber A. L. Larmee Neil Lindemann and Son Emerson Haeussler Armin Haeussler Ila Pfeifle Mrs Jack Pfeifle Chelsea Mr. Pfeifle

Washing machines blamed for water pollution in streams

An article explains how phosphorus from household detergents in washing machines, with nitrogen, sunlight, and moisture, accelerates algae growth and water degradation. It notes farmers are often blamed, but stresses agricultural runoff is a minor offender and urges more research and standards alignment with federal rules. It also references a Marshall birthday gathering for Katharine Cole.

Clifford McIntire Maine Norman Billings Michigan Water Resources Commission Michigan Farm Bureau Michigan

Four Austins Run Cider Boom Amid Michigan Apple Shortfall

The Austins of Austin Orchards on Saline-Milan Road pressure a 1500 gallon weekly cider run sold in Ann Arbor and surrounding cities. Despite a 25 percent statewide apple shortfall due to a late spring freeze, they work 12 hours daily, plan 1000 gallons weekly through winter, and may freeze extra. Their son Bill, MSU-trained pomologist, now runs Dilley Farm at Lacota while CA storage remains underused due to limited crop.

Ypsilanti Jaycees Ann Arbor Saline Adn Arbor Ypsilanti Wayne Dearborn Austin Orchards Hugh Della Austin George Hileen Saline-Milan Rd Eileen Blissfield Michigan Austin Garuk Sonee Austins George Austins Bill Michigan State University Department of David Dilley MSU Dilley Fruit Farm Lacota South Haven

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