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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1962
Page
7
Mrs. Ronald Hilla shares two holiday recipes from her home at 563 Rosemont. The first codependent dish is Russian Tea Cakes, a family Christmas staple baked 10 to 12 minutes at 400 F and rolled in sugar while warm. The second is Cheese Straws, made with cheese, butter, flour, water and baked 8 to 10 minutes at 375 F.
A Salinian reader laments the lack of a Santa headquarters in stores for the season. He argues candy giving chairs in each shop would guide children and prevent cross town shopping. Camp Fire Girls faced disappointment as they could not decorate a central Santa area. Michigan’s 83 winter sports centers lead nationally, with Iron Mountain hosting the world’s tallest artificial ski slide and annual ski jumping contests drawing 20 000 spectators.
The University of Michigan Trueblood auditorium hosts a special engagement of The Fantasticks as part of the Professional Theatre program from January 15 to 20. Ward Baker directs with a Milwaukeee cast replacing the New York company for Michigan. Prices range 1.50 to 3.50 with APA members receiving 20 percent discounts.
Mrs Allie Gross from Livonia and her sister joined two others on Play Your Hunch airing locally at 10 30 am on channel 4. Contestants guessed which woman told the truth for a chance at a prize while one Boston wife proved to be the spouse of the man. The item notes Michigan State University researchers joke about tranquilizers for mink reducing chews and lowers coat prices. It also lists two dances planned by the Double A Dance Club at the Ann Arbor YM YWCA on December 13 and 20 with one dollar admission from 9 pm to midnight.
Palmer Studio at 521 E Liberty offers portrait services with storytelling angles. Shipman’s Inc at 329 333 S Main and Arborland Shopping Center provide clothing, toys, and accessories for children. The Knit and Wear Shop on 214 South Fourth Avenue sells yarns and embroidery supplies. The Van Buren Shop at 8 Nickels Arcade offers lingerie and foundation garments.
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