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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1961
Page
12
The University of Michigan Broadcasting Service reaches about 60 000 Michigan elementary students with the Festival of Song series. The Michigan Department of Health reports nearly 43 500 Michigan children received topical fluoride applications in 1960 to prevent tooth decay.
The Washtenaw County Farm Council set the Annual Chicken Bar B Q for June 18 at the Youth Activities center on Saline Ann Arbor Road. Last year about 4,000 people attended to raise funds for the center which hosts 4 H club shows horse shows dog shows and reunions throughout the year.
Washtenaw county Road Commission imposed spring weight limits on all county roads at 6 a.m. Friday due to thaw and warmer weather. Trucks over 5 000 pounds face a 35 mph limit during restricted loading. Concrete limits reach 13 500 pounds, gravel 11 700, with axle space and combined weight rules for 9 foot or larger axles and shorter spans. Maximum per wheel is 525 pounds on concrete and 450 on gravel.
Michigan district officials distributed the fourth quarter 1960 Motor Vehicle Highway Fund receipts totaling 43 238 399 dollars with 47 percent to the State Highway Department 35 percent to counties and 18 percent to cities and villages. Washtenaw County receives 261 799 dollars Saline 3 580 dollars four Washtenaw 4 H members attended junior leadership training at Port Huron with agent Sharon Hall and peers from 13 eastern counties.
A short feature shares two home recipes from Mrs. Kenneth Youngs of 223 S and Ann Arbor St. in Ann Arbor. A pastry dough tart filling recipe precedes a flank steak dish with sage dressing and pan gravy. The note also mentions National Electrical Week dinner honoring electrical heating service contractors, announced by Malcolm F. Knaus of the Electrical Manufacturers Association of Michigan.
Home economists at Carnation reveal magic crystals whisked with fruit juices to create pineapple and orange whipped toppings two thirds lighter in calories than whipped cream. Each serving costs about two and a half cents and suits summer fruit desserts.
The Red Cross announces an eight week adult swim series beginning March 15 at Ann Arbor High School. The Wednesday coed program offers levels for non swimmers intermediate and Senior Life Saving with first session at 7 pm in Room C 100. Registration closes March 8.
The Reporter invites readers to submit wedding invitations and announcements for publication. Community members can share ceremony details and celebrations for inclusion in upcoming issues.
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