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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1956
Page
3
Published each Thursday at Saline Michigan this notice outlines subscription rates of 3.00 per year in Michigan or 3.50 outside the state with prepaid mail subscriptions. Three year terms within Michigan cost 7.50 and outside Michigan 9.00 under the Michigan Press Service.
The forecast shows temperatures 3 to 6 degrees above normal across the region with normal highs from 23 to 32 and lows from 7 to 17. Wetter chances include light snow in the northern part on Wednesday and again Saturday or Sunday, with precipitation around one tenth inch or less in most areas. Lakes Erie and Ontario temps are 3 to 6 degrees above normal with similar warming and a precipitation window Friday to Saturday.
Michigan turf specialists warn that a low maintenance lawn dream remains distant. Merion bluegrass Kentucky bluegrass red fescue and bentgrasses are still the best choices for Michigan lawns.
Michigan State University extension poultryman I J Mae Moore says careful attention to small management details prevents trouble in flocks. He notes Michigan's poultry industry has room to grow, with state producers supplying a portion of eggs and ready to cook products while facing import competition.
Personal reflections on hospital dining dullness and strict diets. The author laments salty meals, unavailable cream, and constant 40 hour week staffing, noting the isolation of illness and the clash between silence and a lingering need for conversation. He muses on politics via Roscoe Drummond’s column and Milton Eisenhower.
A kitchen corner can serve as a desk with a chair or stool a telephone extension a small blackboard and handy supplies. Dad can install the blackboard using chalkboard surface material from major paint companies applied to Masonite or tempered hardboard with rounded beveled edges for a neat finish.
In cooperation with an all Pres bytery Mission Program Federated Church invites the public to attend an eleven o'clock worship service on Sunday February 12 with guest speaker the Rev Zoltan Irshay of Detroit He will discuss The Range of National Missions The Federated choir will provide special music A second event features a Mission Rally at First Presbyterian Church Detroit tomorrow at 745 PM with Dr Charles Leber General Chairman of the Board of Foreign Missions Members urged to attend both events
A 20 minute color film shot in Huron Clinton Metropolitan Authority parks features wild birds animals a snake and a crayfish. Bill Hopkins HCMA chief naturalist said school groups may arrange showings by contacting HCMA headquarters Detroit.
The Power Reactor Development Company, a Michigan non profit, announces formation to design and build a fast neutron breeder reactor. It consolidates interests from Detroit Edison and others in the U S Atomic Energy Commission program. The group seeks no exclusive benefits and will share results with the AEC.
Milan Michigan youth Peter W. Spike placed fourth among five Michigan farm boys named winners in the efficient milk production contest sponsored by the National Dairy Products Corporation. Awards considered efficiency 37 club activities years in 4 ub work and accuracy of records.
Pattern 9210 from The Saline Observer offers a spring frock with fitted bodice flam g skirt and slim waist. Sizes 9 11 13 15 17 priced by sending 3 cents to The Saline Observer Saline Michigan.
The Kroger Company is awarded the American Institute of Management certificate of management excellence for 1955. Jackson Martindell, president of the Institute, announced the honor. The institute is a nonprofit that reviews and rates business and industrial management yearly.
The Ford Thunderbird V-8 engine powers the Fairlane and Station Wagon models as the biggest most powerful eight in the affordable class without adding cost.
The marriage of Catherine Anne O'Reilly daughter of Mrs. Alice O'Reilly and the late William O'Reilly Clinton and Harry Louis Miller Ypsilanti was solemnized at 10:30 a.m. today at St. Dominic Catholic Church Clinton. The high mass was by Rev Pather Lewis Ellis. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace and a double veil. maid of honor was Florence Marie O'Reilly. bridesmaid Mrs. Bruce Riffel Saginaw. groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller Fr. Myers Florida. Best man Gary Ames Wyandotte. ushers Donald Krvanik Manchester and Marlin Goat Monroe. Breakfast at Holiday Hotel Evans Lake. reception 2 to 4 p.m. at V F Y hall Tecumseh. Assisting at reception: Mrs Blanche Foil Mrs Samuel Lambarth Mrs Sheldon Benfield Mrs Fred Mendez. Mrs. Miller is a teacher. Mr. Miller a teacher in Garden City. They will live in Saline.
Michigan State University farm economist George N. Motts says fresh and processed vegetable prices in 1956 will hinge on total marketings. If output stays near 1955 levels, prices should be similar or slightly higher, with possible processing demand uptick if current outlook holds.
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