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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1968
Page
2
The Luther League of St. John's Lutheran Church sponsors a Thanksgiving bake sale from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at Wignt's Cleaners.
Union Farm Bureau group will meet at 8 30 p m Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Dan Klein on Austin Rd to discuss local agriculture and community issues with参加 members expected.
Michael Hayes, son of Mr and Mrs George Hayes, extends his Viet Nam service by six months and remains stationed at Phubai. His service time ends next July.
The November meeting at Maple Grove School approved a December 8 7 30 p m Christmas party with a pot luck supper. Certificates and awards were distributed and refreshments served. Nancy Diable reporter.
The Friendly Neighborhood group will meet for a dessert luncheon at 1 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs Henry Hammond.
Michigan Navy beans totaling 150 tons waited at Port Huron when the freighter Viking sailed for Liverpool. A lack of manpower to move beans onto pallets halted loading, despite $2 per hour wages and welfare labor refusals. Farm laborers were housed, but city zoning blocked temporary housing. After housing and logistics hurdles, workers found motel-style housing and the vessel resumed loading with 14,000 tons planned for future shipment, saving $100,000 in freight by using a St. Lawrence Seaway port.
A Japanese beetle outbreak prompts farmers to post No Hunting signs to shield land from spread. Critics led by the Environmental Defense Fund opposed beetle treatment, risking future pest research and programs like lamphrey cide use that protect Coho salmon and Great Lakes fisheries.
ACP development groups in 83 Michigan counties will meet to plan 1969 Agricultural Conservation Programs. County programs target soil and water protection through practices like vegetative cover, tree planting, terraces, ponds, strip cropping, and sod waterways. About 25 000 farmers participate annually, improving wildlife habitat and reducing sedimentation.
The 1968 annual meeting of the Federal Land Bank Association of Ann Arbor was held at the Howell Armory on Thursday October 24. Retiring directors Floyd Chamberlain and Bert Merritt were honored for long service of 26 and 33 years respectively. About 230 members and guests heard Dr. Whitwere of Michigan State University discuss dynamic changes in agriculture.
Southgate evangelist Billy Walker will speak at Bethany Bible Church Ann Arbor beginning November 17 for ten evenings through November 24 at 7 p.m. Walker, 30, has led vast crusades and founded the Billy Walker Evangelistic Association with youth camps and a teen conference in Michigan.
St. Andrew's Altar Society will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the church basement. Members are reminded to bring prizes for a party to be held at Ypsilanti State Hospital on November 19.
School Menus November 18 to 22 outline daily meals. Monday features French fries with meat sandwich and peaches. Tuesday offers beef stew and jelly sandwiches with juice and apple sauce. Wednesday serves mashed potatoes and gravy with corn and apricots. Thursday includes pizza and buttered sandwiches with fruit. Friday lists tuna casserole and peanut butter sandwiches with green beans and dessert. Subject to change.
The Krugers Brassows and Jedele families attended a Friday birthday celebration at LeRoy Jedele home for November-born Les and Lisa Brassow Harold and Marie Jedele and other family members. Also present were Mrs John Kohler Jr and visiting relatives the Kennedys Kohlers and the Guenther families.
The Raymond Webers and Reuben Herters spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bredernitz.
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