What No Popcorn at Saline Kiwanis Meeting
Saline Kiwanis met Monday to view an evening at Martys Restaurant featuring a film of 4-H activities. The event showcased club members and educational projects with the film provided for the gathering.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1959
Page
7
Saline Kiwanis met Monday to view an evening at Martys Restaurant featuring a film of 4-H activities. The event showcased club members and educational projects with the film provided for the gathering.
The trading stamp industry now betters the living of more than three out of four Michigan families who save stamps. In 1957 it bought 9 816 000 dollars of products from Michigan manufacturers and provided employment to 1 016 Michigan people across industries. The sector integrates commerce statewide, serving 1 690 000 Michigan women. Public information from Sperry and Hutchinson Company.
Next Monday the John Deere Co hosts a talk by W G Pewitt of Detroit the second division chairman of the under privileged children's committee. He will present slides.
Charles Kern Saline councilman faces a deposition suit filed by Jack T Bennett. Kern’s lawyers seek dismissal as improper. Judge James Breakey recused himself due to election run. Judge William Weipert of Monroe will hear the case scheduled for 9 am on February 26.
Saline High School band members won two firsts three seconds and one third at the district solo and ensemble contest held at Thurston High in Bedford Township. Winners include Robert Austin and Katy Esch, Patricia Johnson, Alice Sheehan Carol Wright Carol Coates Yvonne Bernard, Lanny Robbins Michael Johnson and Charles Young et al.
The Saline Chamber of Commerce executive board met at the Saline Savings Bank on February 3 to set plans for the March annual meeting. Marty Hemenger was named chairman of the nominating committee with Alwyn Burkhart and Milton Hartman also appointed. Retail sales days were discussed and the next regular meeting is set for February 24.
The Saline city council and town supervisors from Saline York Lodi and Pittsfield met to plan radio gear from Motorola Corp with an estimated cost. A surprise birthday party for Jean Reid followed on Feb 6 hosted by Marilyn Beaverson with sixteen guests including Donna Decker Ione Carr Kathy Kugler Carol Coates and others.
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