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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
5
Mrs. Eda Schlegel came home Monday from Saline Hospital and is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Finkbeiner for a few days. The University of Michigan achieved a milestone in 1958 as the first university to operate a nuclear reactor at one million watts.
The Happy Hands 4 H club met with sixteen members and one guest as Karen Luckhardt chaired. Jean Wilson read minutes, Barbara Finkbiener presented the treasurer’s report, and plans for the Edison picnic at Kensington Park were set. The next meeting is June 25 at Wilson’s home, with members to bring a sample for the 4 H fair. Delegates were chosen for the Council Convention on June 13 and the group voted to join the Share the Fun Festival to earn extra points for the trophy.
General Mills plans August release of Gold Medal Wondra Instantized Flour. The dust free, lump free flour pours like salt and disperses instantly in liquids, enabling fool proof gravies and sauces with uniform cup weight. The product aims for new time saving recipes and carries same nutrition as regular enriched flour.
Farmers must file an application in their local ASC office before July 1 to obtain 1964 wheat allotments. The move allows potential price support at 50 percent parity for the 1964 crop. Michigan deer population estimated at 600,000. Linda and Janet McIntyre, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McIntyre, underwent tonsillectomies at Saline Hospital Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Dicks express sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for gifts cards and good wishes on their 25th anniversary. Carl Robinett thanks friends relatives and neighbors for visits and cards during his hospital stay.
Miss Eleanor Feldkamp spent Monday with Miss Debbie Jor in a social note reported by The Repertert.
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