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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1963
Page
9
A humorous note on translating a French to English recipe for venison. Denise and Phillip DeMichele enlist Mrs. Roger Keel to convert instinctive kitchen directions into a formal written recipe. The piece highlights linguistic and measurement hurdles and provides a sample boiled bean and herb preparation yielding about six servings.
The Roger Keels and their two children relocated to Saline from Long Beach California. He is a Navy storekeeper first class and naval science instructor at the NROTC unit at the University of Michigan. They moved in May and may stay up to three years seeking a quiet safe community. Dolores praises their first home of their own after seven years of marriage, noting California crime and kidnap fears.
Marilyn and Wallie Crosbie hosted the Firemen's Picnic with steak broil by Harold Armbruster and Eugene Fue rbacher and games like ping pong. Thirty six firemen and wives attended along with the Gerald Bahnmillers who take the fire calls. Ruby and Bob LaRose plan to move to Fort Myers Florida to join Ruby's brothers and build a home. They expect to be part of Saline's Morida colony before Labor Day. Don Decker announced a broad rodeo distribution with 400 posters for a September 7 8 event at 40 Stock Ranch and shipments to Canada and Paris France. An airplane shuttle for rodeo stars was approved by the Professional Rodeo Association. Ormond Seitz and family move to Wellston Michigan. Charlotte Jacobsen traveled to New Bedford Mass to visit and learned of the death of Fredericka McBride. Una Dicks was honored at a housewarming shower hosted by Mrs Paul Tull with about 40 guests and gifts for her new apartment. Chris Kuebler and Wallie Zick families visited relatives in Clinton and nearby.
General Telephone announces temporary removal of a four dollar average installation fee for residence extension telephones. The policy runs for one year under a Michigan Public Service Commission agreement and aims to boost extension phone sales. Continuation depends on sales volume and revenue impact.
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