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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1968
Page
2
In Livingston County farm life, Mrs. Andrew Jackson cites darkness at 5:00 a.m. and rain as reasons daylight saving harms farm work. She notes evenings for golf or milking, and says many farmers will vote No on Proposal 2 in the November referendum to keep daylight saving time.
The annual picnic of the Happy Hands 4-H Club was held at Little Wolf Lake on Thursday with a potluck dinner. A short meeting discussed the float for the Saline Community Fair and Jan Burkhardt gave a demonstration.
Michigan State University researchers led by Charles Pecor study pesticide effects on coho salmon reproduction. Using over 10 000 eggs from five streams and 20 eggs per stream, the project tests pesticide residue levels and correlates with fry survival, aiming to clarify DDT and Dieldrin impacts on Great Lakes salmon mortality.
Farmers in Michigan are reminded that ASC farmer committee elections will be held the week of September 16 1968. Eligible voters will cast ballots for community committee members who administer national farm action programs. Local ALCS offices have notified farmers of election times and locations.
Frank Light, chair of the Michigan ASCS, announced price support loans for 1968 crop barley oats and rye. Producers need not join other programs to qualify unlike wheat and corn. Loans cover storage costs plus storage payments, with help from local ASCS offices to obtain low interest financing for on farm storage or approved warehouses.
House Bill 10 allows self employed farmers and professionals to deduct up to 10 percent of net business income. Farm Bureau Life Ins proves IRS approved a Prototype investment plan. Explain all details as requested.
The Tri-Township Farm Bureau forms a meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday September 19 at the home of Mr and Mrs Wilson Scott in Clinton.
Joe Hill and Edward Bruquette led the poultry show securing top honors for their birds at the county fair with strong entries across categories.
A brief ad note states reporter ads can handle the job and provides a contact phone number 429-7380 for arrangements.
The Baby Animal Fair showcased entries by Katrene Starling, Jean Herter, and the children of Robert and Katrene Starling. Bobby Hatfield exhibited baby goats, Bobby Stamats showed a lamb, Stevie Wahl and Jeff Lancaster entered a hen with chicks, Joe Hill entered ducks, Greg Neal presented a cow with calf, and Ed Bequette of Oakville showed a banty hen with chicks.
Free Lo Study Group will meet on Wednesday September 18 at the home of Mrs Grace Diable located at 4441 Parker Road.
Stanley Yolles M D director of the National Mental Health Institute will speak at a seminar Friday at Ypsilanti State Hospital The event runs 10 a m to 4 30 p m and is open to the public with a 5 lunch fee Yolles a Georgetown University clinical professor of psychiatry will discuss 1960s community mental health programs and potential services
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