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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1968
Page
12
A skillet dish combining pork chops with acorn squash in a tart sweet orange juice concentrate sauce. Florida oranges provide fresh slices added near the end. the method yields 6 servings and emphasizes quick, budget friendly preparation.
Mahogany Farms will market Gourmet Steaks made by flaking and molding meat from animals. The 3500 acre Williamston area farm owned by William Brittain and managed by Gerald Haarer feeds about 1200 Black Angus cattle.
A representative from the Social Service office will speak at the Kiwanis Club meeting in Ann Arbor. The gathering is set for Monday at 6:30 p.m. and will be held at Walker's Bakery.
The farm hosted its annual Blue Angus sale featuring many steers born there. Last September the sale ranked among the top production sales in the nation. Also last year the farm bought a one third share in the famed bull Moses Hill Maximillian 1205, selected as Sire of the Year for the high performance of his progeny.
Girl Scout troops 443 and 385 support Maybury Sanitorium children with crafts and books. Under nurse director Miss Maria Tikerti 41 Saline girls make stuffed animals mobiles and coloring drawing books. Easter baskets for 70 children and holiday cards for bedridden friends are planned. adults aiding include Mrs Arnold Guenther Mrs Allen Keeney Mrs Donald Talsma Mrs Charles Uphaus and Mrs Richard Davis.
The Washtenaw County Red Cross chapter and Senior Girl Scout Mariner Troop No 1 offer a basic canoe course for residents. Sessions run Saturdays from 1 to 4 p m at Ann Arbor High School pool and at Long Shore Drive boat launch, starting April 20. Must be 13 or in 7th grade, no charge except 35 cent textbook. registration at 971 5300. enrollment limited.
Church Women United of Saline shipped fifteen Easter boxes to Saline servicemen in Vietnam. The gifts include an easy read New Testament, an Easter edition of Ideal, socks, candy, Kool Aid, Lipton soup packets, Easter cards, and a message of prayers from local churches. Participating congregations include First Assembly of God, First Baptist, Episcopal, Methodist, Nazarene, Lutheran, Presbyterian, St. Andrews Catholic, and St. Paul United Church of Christ.
Four fish suppers hosted by the American Legion and Auxiliary during Lent raised between 600 and 700 dollars for the Auxiliary scholarship fund. The events were held on Friday evenings, with Auxiliary members preparing the meals and adding a fourth by popular demand.
The Friendship Extension Study Group will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. Melvina Klager at 9665 Burmeister Rd. Members plan discussion and light refreshments in a neighborhood gathering.
The House approved a Select Committee on Standards and Conduct to draft a code of ethics. It would require Members and staff to disclose substantial interests in companies doing business with the government and earnings over 1000 from professional organizations, among other outside income disclosures.
Congressmart outlines a proposed ethics code for members and staff requiring disclosure of income over thresholds, confidential financial lists, and public access when misconduct is alleged. It urges overhaul of campaign finance laws and calls for full disclosure of receipts and expenditures before the next election to restore public trust.
A survey of cultural origins explains how cake walking popularized a saying about taking the cake and how cake prizes at dances signaled status. It traces X marks on kegs to beer strength and notes Jerry-built links to Liverpool’s builders. It cites an early 1637 use of between the devil and the deep blue sea.
The snippet invites readers to submit news or notes to The Reporter. It encourages community members to share upcoming events, achievements, and brief notices for publication.
Funeral services Sunday at Bethel United Church of Christ for Charles J Alber 75 who died Thursday at his Bridgewater home. The Rev T W Menzel officiated with burial in the church cemetery. Born November 10 1892 in Freedom Township he married Edna M Cook February 12 1920. Survivors include his wife two brothers two sisters and several nieces and nephews. Memorials suggested to Bethel Church memorial fund.
Airman Edward A. Scruggs, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Scruggs of 101 S Harris St, completes basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and reports to Syracuse University for language specialist schooling. He is a 1967 Saline High School graduate and will live at Syracuse University Det 1 3345th Tech Sch.
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