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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1962
Page
6
This week's recipe from Mrs Warren Finkbeiner yields two loaves. It uses sugar shortening molasses eggs graham flour white flour buttermilk and soda baked at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes.
The Saline Reporter lists subscription prices for Saline county residents at 3.00 and out-of-county rates at 4.00, with mailing details and office address in Saline Michigan.
Ronnie Weisenreder, 3, is treated for bronchial asthma at Saline hospital this week. Sadie the doe, once a pet after losing a leg, remains penned until after hunting season. A blaze at Otto's Cheese Shop destroyed about $20 of meat. Albert and Dr. Lloyd Steiner toured Europe and Russia under People to People. Skunk odor remedy suggested as tomato juice bath. Four antelope and four mule deer were reported by Graf, Larson, Conner, and Finkbeiner after Wyoming hunting. Model airplanes turn up in Bemis Rd fields. Mrs Settles seeks owner. Fluoridation work progresses with small injection rate and pump challenges. Mike Bixby joins Michigan Daily sports staff. Francis Lockwood starts at Citizens Bank. Tax formula sheet distributed at school district meeting. Burdock barb injures Ray Girbach at Friday’s meeting. University Musical Society notes its 84th year of presenting artists.
Chelsea Jaycees host their seventh annual chicken barbecue Sunday October 14 at Pierce Park Chelsea in cooperation with the Chelsea Chamber of Commerce Fall Color Tours. Proceeds support park projects with two color tours 30 to 35 miles long through Pinckney and Waterloo recreation areas priced at 1.50 per dinner. The Philadelphia Orchestra has been the keystone of the May Festival at the University of Michigan for 26 years.
Anne Lockwood and family formerly in Kansas City moved to 7750 Saline Ann Arbor Rd as her father took a WOIA post. The kinkajou, described as a potentially dangerous pet, was put up for auction after the family cited its strong claws and energy. The four family members all play the piano and previously grew top corn and tomatoes in Kansas.
Saline police conducted 1 044 property inspections in September. The month also saw 51 moving violation citations 236 parking violations nine other arrests 95 complaints investigated six accidents investigated and 12 liquor inspections.
Michigan Nurse Week from October 7 to 13 is chaired by Josephine Lana Louise Duberville and Wilma Grenman with co sponsors the Michigan State Nurses Association Michigan Practical Nurses Association and the Psychiatric Attendant Nurses Association of Michigan Over 11 000 nurses statewide will participate in the observance Governor Swainson proclaimed The Washtenaw district nurses association will hold its first meeting of the year October 11 at 8 p m in the Ann Arbor Public Library auditorium The program includes a report on a public health team visit to the Virgin Islands with speaker Lillian Ostrand Milton Hilbert and invites all student nurses to attend
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