Hunters Welcome at Many Farms in Michigan 1963 Season
About 250000 acres on 2100 farms in Michigan are open for public hunting in 1963 under the Public Access Program. Frank Light of the MS ARC Committee announced the land via ASCS offices and the Michigan Department of Conservation. Maps and farm lists are available from county ASCS offices or the Mason Building in Lansing.
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Michigan
Frank Light
Michigan State Arc Committee
United States Department of Agriculture
Ascs County Officcs. Ié
ASCS
Michigan Department of Conservation
Stevens T. Mason
Michigan Avenue
Lansing
Game Division
Michigan Bond Proposals Aim to Clean Water and Recreation
A Citizens Committee led by Gov. Romney promotes State Proposals No. 3 and 4 to fund clean water and quality recreation. The plan seeks 335 million for water and 100 million for recreation, with total program funding of 1.2 billion and 155 million locally, all purchasable without tax increases. Endorsements come from major Michigan leaders and organizations.
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Michigan
Romney
Citizens Committee
Gov. Romney
Industry
Chamber of Commercce
The
Automobile Club of Michigan
August Scholle
Afl-Cio
Robert Foerch
League of Women Voters
Dwight Havens
Greater Detroit Board of Commerce
Harry H. Whiteley
Conservation Commission
William G. Milliken
Dan E. Reed
Michigan Farm Bureau
Walter P. Reuther
United Automobile Workers
James L. Rouman
Bowling Notes and Standings from Meadowlane and Saline Lanes
Coverage lists high games and series in multiple leagues at Meadowlane and Saline Lanes, naming top performers such as Richard Hoeft and Wes Steiner. It records team highs for R and B with 1940 and 700, and notes league standings for Dipsy Doodles and other groups with assorted scores and participant names.
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Meadowlane
Richard Hoeft
Wes Steiner
Schmid
Smiths Station
Mainz
Lodi Furniture
Paul Woods
Laura Bohnett
Murphy’s
Graf’s Gulf
Saddlery
Keith’s T. V
Jets
White Ducks
Dipsey Doodles
Milt Siemen
Wanda Burkhart
Merchants League
Gulf
Thompson’s Lounge
Standard Oil Aw
R. Niethammer
R& B Tool
Kempf’s Meat
American Legion
R. Hoeft
J. Simecek
Saline City League
Coe
Harolds
Firestone Tire
Marion Trucking
Mercantile Il
J. Eiseman
R. Wright
Harry’s Standard
Citizen’s Bank
Nat. Mem
Stone
Ypsi Steel
Hoefts Service
Uphaus Electric
Bridgewater Mer
Jerry Hitchcock
L. Thoss
Harry Standard
Estes Pharmacy
Leutheusers Ad
Hartmans
Hoefts
Teds Il
Saline Savings Bank
Hartman
Ins
Strahley Chew
Community Ford
Mel Hartman Agency
Frank’s Texaco
Hornets Fall to Chelsea in 14 6 Loss
The Hornets drop to 8th in standings after a 14 to 6 defeat by Chelsea with Saline conceding a late blocked PAT. Chelsea led early via a second quarter interception return and scored again on a run by Craig Houle in the third quarter. Saline’s only touchdown came late in the fourth as Jerry Hill punched in a score.
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Chelsea
Hornets
South Lyon
Milan
Saline
Bulldogs
Craig Houle
Jerry Hill
Don Morton
Hornet
Mike
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Eddie Logan
Edwin W. Logan
Lamb- Kins
Bowling News
Rodney E. Hutchinson
Saline Area
Rodney E
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John Deere
W. Bennett St
John. Deere Toys
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Salime High School
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