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Ludington Daily News (Newspaper) - May 14, 1962, Ludington, MichiganMay 1962 the Ludington daily Michigan Page five Scottville from Mason county second largest and agricultural and Dairying Center d p pria win w to Lett it fat u not 7 o in Tad methodist women Busy planning Many events the general meeting of the woman society of Christian serv ice of the Scottville first methodist Church was held May 9 in the Church worship service was conducted by Fred Wendell program presented an interesting churches for new a Mother daughter banquet will be held at the Church on May it will be a potluck dinner with Rolls and butter to be methodist men will the society will have a rum Mage Sale saturday May in the basement of the Scottville state savings Bank several members of the society recently attended the grand tra verse District meeting at Cadillac and the annual conference meet ing at traverse reports on these two meetings were Given by Fred Elmer Slagle reported on the May Day luncheon at the sugar Ridge Church of the it was announced that the next meeting of the society will be june 13 with the a pcs of the Bethany methodist Church of Ludington to present the program and install the newly elected of nomination and election of officers was with the following being elected Lyle Swinehart vice Max Kiefer Howard Thiel Arthur Molyneux Secretary of childrens Howard Colby Secretary of student Bruce Draper Secretary of literature and Maribell Ray Secretary of youth Mark Smith Secretary of Christian social Elmer Slagle Secretary of missionary Charles Hubbell Secretary of Kenneth Snow co secretaries of local Church Harold Larsen and Albert Pratt spiritual life Arnold Carlson Supply chair Holmes chair Man of Vivi Angrace Woodrow Briggs chairman of Fleming Fred and chairman of Taylor Circle members of the Taylor Circle were hostesses for the More wheat growers Are subject to quotas in 62 Small wheat Farmers especially wheat she Are were urged today to Check with their ass county office if they Are not sure whether they Are subject to marketing quotas on their 1962 wheat Regina office manager for the Mason agricultural stabilization and conservation county stressed the fact that Many More wheat growers will be subject to the quotas this be cause the former 15acre Market ing quota exemption does not apply to the 1962 wheat farms which will be subject to marketing quotas under the 1962 child study club meets guest night was observed at the final meeting of the year of the Scottville child study club held recently in the social rooms of the state savings Bank guests present were Marie John Robert Pinkerton Ken Neth Harlan Ptaszek Schultz and miss Gudrun William Van presi welcomed the guests and told briefly of the Bacon sent word concerning Oral vaccine and asked for volunteers to help with a summer picnic will be held by the club with a committee to be appointed later to make arrange announcement was made of the mental health program to be held May 16 in installation of officers was held with Ralph Reeds As instal Ling those installed were William Van Duzer Percy Durfee vice presi Aaron Griswold Secre and James Chase treas miss Sharon Briggs showed slides of her recent trip to eighteen members were hostesses were mesdames Donald Charles Goff and Aaron those on which the acreage o wheat exceeds the smaller of a or b the highest acre age the farm had for Harvest in the 3year period and if the farms wheat acreage is within the farm wheat or the wheat quota exemption if this is there is no problem All the wheat produced on the farm May be marketed free of if the farms wheat officers of the Mela Wex Ola Bank federation left to Are Raymond saw Vic president and auditor of the Cadillac state who is Vic president of the federation Bruce executive vice president of the state savings Bank of Scottville who serves As Mola Texola and Paul who is cashier of the first nation Al Bank of big the Mela Texola group recently met at the dome room of the student Center at Ferris Institute in big meeting with the group were Stu dents affiliated with the society for the advancement of manage a panel of four Bankers held the attention of the 54 Mem Bers of the Meldaw cola group and 48 Sam students As they discussed Bank management and organize serving on the panel were Eric Vic president and cashier of the Cadillac state Bank John Donahue assistant Vic president of the National Bank of Detroit Robert president of the Lake county state Bank of Baldwin and the slate savings Bank of Scottville and John president of the first National Bank of big farm wheat allotment or the wheat quota marketing quota for the evening include mesdames Harry William penalties will apply to the excess i Mary Mckee and Carrie wheat in such a i the Scottville past grand birth Farmers May avoid the penalty by adjusting their wheat acreage to the allotment or the if larger by the stipulated disposal or by storing or deliver ing the excess to the Secretary of agriculture in accordance with the disposal deadline in Mason county is june Hunter reminds growers that the Penally on excess 1962 crop wheat will be 65 percent of parity As of May and the amount of wheat subject to penalty will be twice the farms Normal yield on All the excess acres unless the 1962 actual yield is proved to be less and a request for an adjust ment is filed by a slated where the final acreage remains in excess of the allotment and uie excess is not stored or delivered to the Secretary of the farm also will be subject to a reduction in future wheat Scottville new briefs Viola Lodge Rebekah will hold their regular meeting wednesday evening at the Odd Fel acreage exceeds the larger of the Low Temple at 8 committee Day club will meet tuesday at the Home of Nina Cooper for a one Oclock Scottville Post american legion and its auxiliary unit will meet at tonight in the Community room of the state Sav Ings Bank of David Belmer and daughter Sharon Lynn of Santa Are spending some time Here with her parents and Robert Tracy and with relatives in Frank Dobry and Manley Peterson recently attended the Spring program planning meet ing of the Michigan child study association at traverse City As delegates from the Scottville child study new twosome los Angeles a new twosome being seen around town Kay widow of Clark and Robert president of the flying Tiger cargo air Gable died pres Cott has been married and i deadline hears for some Turkey order voters All Turkey producers eligible to vote in the upcoming referendum on Ilic National Turkey marketing order were urged to file at the proper ass office As soon As pos sible their certification of turkeys marketed in Retina office manager for Ilic Mason agricultural stabilization and conservation county Points out that this is particularly since june 8 is the deadline for contract pro Duckers and cooperatives to file such there Are few questions rated about Hunter but a Good Deal of misunderstanding about con tract producers who Are eligible to vote in the referendum if they have a prop Victory interest in the turkeys the trouble arises because people dont understand just what proprietary interest Means under the Turkey marketing order the the of fice manager who is eligible to vote in the Turkey referendum is a person who 1 oper ates production facilities in a pro pric tory 2 produces in excess of pounds of turkeys on such production facilities in a and 3 whose turkeys Are handled by the con tract producer who is eligible to vote is a person who participates in the production of turkeys with the risk of if the person who the grower by Way of credit for or other has a con tract with the grower which stipulates that the produce grower must repay the amount the financing party docs not share the risk of los Send so would not be eligible to vote in the Turkey order if the arrangements provide that Tho financing party advances Are to be legally Satis fied by the returns from the Sale of or not such re turns Are More or less than the amount then there would be a prop Victory interest because the financing party would participate in the risk of in nil Hunter pm the key Point is that the who is Eligi ble to vote in the Turkey marketing order referendum must participate in the risk of if the contract lie has with the produce grower docs not provide for such Partick there is no proprietary in a Bona fide cooperative of Turkey producers is likewise Eligi ble to vote for its produce Mem the National Turkey marketing order is designed to provide the Industry with a Means of adjusting Turkey marketing in order to As sure fair returns to producers and reasonable prices to to become the order must be approved by at least two thirds of the voting in the by number or by volume of ballots May be cast either in person or by mail from june 18 through june contract producers should file their certification and volume at the ass county office if the con tract producer operates in Only one tills certification by contract producers and by Coop crat Ivos must be filed no later than june Custer Maul Wekenm Cuttit of menu Scott omit put mf7t miss Ann Huddlestun crowned band Queen Ann daughter of and Byrl Huddlestun of was crowned band Queen at Mason county Eastern school gymnasium during intermission at the annual Spring presented by band members under the Baton of director William a Large in attendance at the watched the crowning of Queen Ann by miss Sharon last years band other contestants were miss Carol daughter of and Lorane Johnson of East and miss Carol daughter of and Boyd Shoup of Tali a each member of the court was presented with a pretty which was pinned on her by miss Alsa no half band presi Dent Dan Sloup presented n gift of on behalf of the to Johnson and each own Liber of the band received a badge of numbers presented by the band were make Way for Melody by miniature chorale and fugue by song of Jupi with Dan Shoup As Poniris Angel tens by land of Liberty by cuban Holiday by Balla Dalr by a number on which the band received excellent rating at the pleasant and miss Nancy Tava gets scholarship miss Nancy daughter of and Clifford Tnuva of Fountain and a senior at Mason county Eastern High has been granted a scholarship at Western Michigan University at where she plans to in Tor in the miss who is valedictorian of her class at Mason county East plans to major in Mathe Strom King by members of the band Are Carol flute John Carol Shirley Janis Carol Brenda Martz and Van clarinets Ann Hud David Lasley and Dan Cornels Betty looms and Bernadette French Horn Linda Jack huddle Mun and Phil trombones Carl baritone Harold Raith tub Janet Sharon Don Fin Ardith Leonard and Larry Northwest Victory by Carl Leberi and Gerald Brown and family of Kalamazoo were guests of and Roy Brown and and Richard Harris of Ludington Over the weekend of May dinner guests at the Brown Home May were and Gerald Brown and and Leonard Johnson and family and after noon guests were and and Carl Clausen and and Viggo and Doyle Thompson and wih Genson were recent visitors at the Home of me and Arthur and Robert Ruby and family were guests at Henry Marck Home May Hon Oring Timmy who had made his first communion that and Ted Slcak and min Ruth Ruby of Muskegon visited and George Ruby May and Erwin Lepp and son were guests at the Home of and Carl Moberg monday May Noah Webster began writing the dictionary in 1807 and finished in Scottville social Calendar tonight Den cub at Home of Raymond at Scottville rotary at state savings Bank of Scottville at Scottville Post american legion and auxiliary at state savings Bank at tuesday Brownie troop at Home of Rudy at 3 Den cub in state savings Bank at Scottville boy scout troop at state savings Bank building at 7 wednesday Scottville Optimist at Krebs at Viola Lodge re at Odd Fellows at 8 Friday Felix Lodge inde pendent order of Odd at Odd Fellows at 8 i Ding a Home its the ingredients thai determine the Quality add a Little 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