High School Junior Class Play The Mouse That Roared
The junior class will present The Mouse That Roared on April 2 3 and 4 at the school auditorium.
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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1964
Page
2
The junior class will present The Mouse That Roared on April 2 3 and 4 at the school auditorium.
Saline City Council gave further consideration to Ed Hering's plan for a 20 unit apartment on Detroit Street. Hering carried a F H A letter noting tentative disapproval of federal financing for three reasons including a county drain, inadequate sewer facilities, and lack of zoning for such a building. The council found the final objection invalid since the ordinance allows multiple dwellings in the area.
Saline community hosts a benefit card party at Grange Hall on Saline Ann Arbor Road starting 8 p.m. Donations are 1 per person with refreshments and prizes. Various committees led by Mrs. Everett Wolfin coordinate setup tickets publicity and clean-up. tickets available at local shops or from Auxiliary members.
Contract offers for the 1964 65 school year have been distributed to teachers in the Saline area school system and are to be returned to the Board of Education by April 1.
A simple moist cake recipe for raisin and nut lovers uses citrus flavored 7-Up. Mix raisins with 7-Up, then cream butter and brown sugar, add eggs, fold in flour with ginger salt and soda, combine with raisin mixture, bake in two 8 inch pans, cool and frost with lemon buttercream.
Housewives share quick drop cookie recipes from Mrs. Robert McIntyre and Mrs. Clarence Fritz. The first yields about three dozen cookies baked at 400 degrees for 10 minutes. the second uses oatmeal and optional mix-ins baked at 350 degrees for about 10 minutes yielding about two dozen. Also notes navy beans common in Michigan and offers German style bean wiener dish baked with baked beans and wieners.
The Kiwanis Club of Saline will meet at 6 30 p m Monday March 30 at Walker Bakery for dinner and a business meeting. Also includes multiple scanned recipe fragments for hors doeuvres and casseroles with beans garlic onion and various ingredients.
Saline City Council and Fire Chief Armbruster met to review the 1963 budget and discuss major items and the Pittsfield Two contribution. The council moved to accept the 1964 budget of 9185.78, carried unanimously, with the 1965 annual meeting set for March 10, 1965 and adjournment following.
The Theatre at 35 W Main St presents Jerry Lewis and Jill St John in Who's Minding the Store. Showtimes are Friday and Saturday at 7 and 9 pm and Sunday at 6 and 8 pm.
Coin collectors in Washington stayed up all night to secure new 50 cent Kennedy portraits fresh from the mint. A $400 shipment of the half dollars arrived at The Citizens Bank Saline and circulated as the bank opened. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bowen hosted a Sunday dinner in honor of daughter Nancy’s confirmation at Trinity Lutheran Church with relatives from Saline Manchester and Ann Arbor.
On March 24 1964 the council with one absent approves awarding additions to the Sewage Treatment Plant to John F Sadler pending state and federal grant approvals and bond sales. The adjusted bid totals 213 750 dollars. The session also covers transferring stock in Saline County Market Inc to Vescio Country Markets Inc extending a sanitary sewer line along North Ann Arbor Street and submitting drawings to the Midstate Health Dept for approval. Unanimous approval.
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