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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1964
Page
6
Soften gelatin in cold water then dissolve in hot water. Stir in mayonnaise evaporated milk chili sauce lemon juice and horseradish. Fold in ham celery and onion. Pack into a mold and chill until firm about three hours. Invert onto lettuce and serve to 6 to 8.
A friend from Gull Lake shares a simple stew recipe. Use 1 lb beef 1 cup tomato juice 3 tablespoons minute tapioca 1 tablespoon sugar 1 teaspoon salt and vegetables. No browning required. mix, boil briefly, cover and bake five hours at 250 degrees.
The Wm. B. Lutz Post of the American Legion elected Robert A. Harvey as commander at Thursday night’s meeting. Lewis Belleau was named 1st vice commander and Robert H. Todd 2nd vice commander. Other officers include Ted Graban treasurer Norm Hedger chaplain Ben Uphaus historian and Oscar Hosmer sergeant at arms. Adjunct and social service officer posts remain unfilled. Installation planned after the Department Convention in Grand Rapids this July.
Saline police arrested three Ypsilanti men on simple larceny charges for stealing copper tubing and brass valued at 80 dollars from Paul Woods residence on Clark Street. John Darling was sentenced to five days in jail and ordered to repay Woods 50 dollars within 60 days or serve 20 more days. Richard Miles and Lester Haywood await appearances in Justice of the Peace Court on Thursday.
Braves Tigers and Angels anchor a two week schedule for Saline Kid Leagues men s softball with games June 22 to July 2 at Bridgewater Tavern, Community Ford, Graf s Gulf and other sites. The piece also covers safety reminders and notes opening day rainouts for Saline Babe Ruth and Ann Arbor High School leagues and summarizes early standings in Saline s T Ball League and a summer track program start at Thurston.
Saline Jaycees elected Chuck Lamberson president for the coming year at a special meeting in the Saline Savings Bank Community Room. Other officers named include John Klein as vice president Jim Martiny as secretary and Bob Hull as treasurer. Directors named were Dick Lemark Jim Ford John Proctor and Dan Larson with installation set for July 1.
City Council named four members to the Election Board of Canvassers. Hubert J. Beach and Joseph D. Craigmile receive two year terms ending December 31, 1965, while Harry Cogar and Donald Rapp are appointed for four years ending December 31, 1967. Rapp is vice chair with Craigmile as chairman.
Eastern Michigan University conferred degrees at last Saturday graduation. Rachel Woods, daughter of Mrs. Paul Woods of Clark Street, earned a B S and plans to teach in Toledo.
Saline Community Hospital, built in 1959 with private funds, plans an expansion to 50 beds. It is well staffed by local doctors and many physicians from nearby towns, with two major Ann Arbor hospitals nearby. The facility includes two doctor clinics, an osteopathic clinic, three dentists, and local ambulance service.
Saline skirts growth by advancing MEHA Village plans a retirement community for Michigan education staff. The project envisions 1500 units for retired teachers and spouses, utilizing Saline facilities with dedicated services, water and sewer upgrades, and long term cooperation between MEHA and Saline officials.
A quiz asks readers to name Michigan state symbols governor capital and lakes. It notes Miss Woods earning a B S in deposits and special education and teaching at Toledo Public School for the Blind starting next September. Page 10 provides answers.
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