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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1972
Page
9
The Department of Agriculture reports only half of American families have a good diet with ten percent of high income households also falling short. The piece notes declining trends over the past decade, causes like snacks and fad diets, and calls for better nutritional education and a voluntary labels program by major food companies to inform consumers.
Milk production figures from Gordonvale herd in Saline show two-year-olds Gordonvale Gladys 7689316 and Gordonvale Frilly 7206177 producing 15 850 and 15 190 pounds of milk with 603 and 571 pounds of butterfat respectively in 305 and 330 days. Nationals compare to average U S cow yielding 9 388 pounds of milk and 345 pounds butterfat per year.
InformAction reports shoppers face foot policies despite lack of health rules. Health official notes bare feet pose no health hazard but store liability from injuries prompts signs. Businessmen fear accidents and lawsuits, especially in restaurants where broken glass occurs daily.
Saline Rotarians held a club picnic at Curtiss Park raising funds for community service. Members paid 2.25 dollars for meals due to a closed Leuthenster’s, boosting Treasurer Harold Hintz’s account though scholarship costs persisted. Helena Nivari, a Finnish Youth for Understanding guest, heads to Helsinki after recent honors recital at Interlochen and Greenhills School. Arni Leifsson, 13, from Reykjavik, stayed with the Vander Yachts, touring the eastern U S before returning home amid Iceland’s Fischer Spassky chess spotlight.
Ralph A. Warry of Ann Arbor announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Washtenaw County Drain Commissioner in the August 8 primary. Warry, a city public works civil engineer and U M graduate, cites drainage design, environmental protection, and cost reductions as priorities.
Walter G. Heininger 68 of 7171 E Michigan Ave Pittsfield Township died Tuesday at Saline Community Hospital after a long illness. Born Sept 3 1903 in Freedom Township he was a son of George and Amanda Pfizenmaier Heininger. Survived by wife Dorothy Spitler Heininger. Services 1:30 p.m. Friday Bahn Miller Funeral Home Rev Virgil E King officiating burial Oakwood Cemetery. Memorials to St Paul Church building fund.
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