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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1960
Page
4
Michigan State University entomologists predict 1960 will be crucial for managing peach tree borers. The Reporter notes a 1959 potato share of 12.7 percent of grocery store produce sales, second only to citrus.
Michigan State University forestry specialists say chemical control of undesirable woody plants is cheaper and better than older methods.
Firemen, teachers and alumni face off in light league play while staff joke about a four alarm fire. Bees swarm at Saline Hotel window as professionals fail to respond. Mrs. O Neill shows new glasses and Mrs Hamlin spots inventive doorstops. Ed Warner overhauls the city park with new grills benches and trim. Milanites descend on Saline for a roped off street night of dancing and fireworks.
Pianist Karen Taylor who recently earned honors from the University of Michigan music school became the bride of Arthur Huntington Boylan Jr of Cincinnati. The double ring ceremony at St Pauls E and R Church featured Miss Helen Ininger as organist and Mrs George Shannon as soloist.
Two newborns arrived at Saline Community Hospital last week. Mare Charles Dingman, born July 3 to Ronald and Mrs. Dingman of Milan, weighed 8 pounds 0.5 ounces. Brian Keith Ward, born July 5 to Richard and Cynthia Ward of Cincinnati, weighed 9 pounds 1.44 ounces. The groom attended the University of Michigan and is with Eagle Picker. bride belongs to Pi Beta Phi and Mu Phi Epsilon. The couple plans to live at 4410 Miami Road in Cincinnati after a Canada honeymoon.
Michigan State University Board of Trustees and Washtenaw County Board of Supervisors approved Mrs. Alice Epple of Ann Arbor to fill the County Extension Agent Home Economics post starting August 1. She succeeds Mrs. Anna Brown who retires after twelve years. Brown takes a year leave to pursue a Doctoral degree at the University of Michigan. Mrs. Epple, a Eastern Michigan University Home Economics graduate, has been teaching at Plymouth High School.
The Saline Reporter notes it is published every Wednesday and lists subscriptions at 3.00 dollars per year. It states second class mailing at Saline, Michigan, under the 1879 act.
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