Steer Club Banquet Draws 125 In Saline
The annual Steer Club banquet at the Saline High School Gym drew 125 attendees including club members parents sponsors Rotarians and their wives. Prizes were awarded for Grand Champion Reserve Champion best gain and showmanship with checks presented to steer owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Alvin Siemsen
Neil Haarer
Joan Wiebusch
Paula Stralnic
Joyce Ross
Patricia McDoningall
Alice Sheehan
Joan Austin
Jerry Austin
Bob Austin
Gall Sisters
Katrene
Beverly
Shirley Sheehan
Mary Lou Weber
Janet Weber
Sharon Burleson
Arthur Hagen
Raymond Weber
Siemsen
Saline Chamber Hosts Retail Roundtable On Christmas Plans
The Saline Chamber of Commerce held the first of eight Retail Roundtable meetings for 1957 58 to promote local sales. Howard Sommers from Central Michigan College Field Extension Service led discussions on events and promotions to attract shoppers from outside Saline, with an executive board follow up meeting scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Chamber of Commerce
Howard Sommers
Sommers
Central Michigan College
Mt. Pleasant
Scout Fathers Urged to Attend Troop 46 Meeting
Fathers of Boy Scout Troop 46 urged to attend the October 15 1957 8:00 p.m. meeting at the Saline Hotel dining room to organize the 1957 58 Troop 46 Committee. Committee members should be present to ensure continued activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fathers of the
Boy Scout
Saline Hotel
Troop 46
Saline
Saline Legion to Attend National Conference in Lansing
Ralph Uphaus will represent Saline Legion posts at the annual conference of post officers in Lansing October 11 and 12 to set plans for the 1958 season. Major General P D Ginder will speak. district officers and auxiliary representatives from Saline will also attend and hold sessions at Department Headquarters in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Uphaus
Saline Legion Ust
Lansing
Ocober
Department of Michigan Execative
Reeve
Ecorse
Detroit
P. D. Ginder
U.S. ‘Sistant
Reeve Components
U.S. Army
American Legion Auxiliary
Saline Auxiliary
Ralph Bowen
Robert *Y
Saline OES Elects Officers for Saline Chapter 311
The Saline Chapter No. 311 OES elected new officers led by Worthy Matron Mrs. Robert Towner and Worthy Patron Mr. Herbert Teachout. An installation is set for October 28 at 8:00 p.m. in the Masonic Hall. Volunteers are sought to clean chapter rooms. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
OES
Robert Towner
Herbert Teachout
Oscar Weber
Wayne Predmore
Frank Campbell
Hugh Austin
Everett Wolfin
Masonic Hall
Lucille Henderson
Don Ford
Edward Lauhan
George Wood
Everette Wolfin
Lee Robison
Grand Chapter
Grand Rapids
Robison
CARE Club Potluck and Dance to Aid CARE
The CARE club hosted a potluck at Mr and Mrs Robert Starling home where Mrs Starling received a birthday cake decorated with a policewoman figure. The group plans a November 15 dance at Saline Township Hall to benefit CARE and involve sixth grade pupils and their parents. Afterward attendees watched the football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Starling
Saline High School Room Mothers Discuss Safety and New Building
At Saline High School on Tuesday the Room Mothers led by Mrs. Robert Starling spoke on safety and parental roles in promoting it. Superintendent Leo Jensen described progress on a new high school location along the Ann Arbor Saline Road while Mrs. Starling, known as the lady policeman, outlined duties to protect students during school hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline High School
Robert Starling
Leo Jensen
Ann Arbor- Saline Road
Starling
Saline
Who Pays Our Taxes Saline 1957 Assessment Figures
Saline city presents 1957 assessed valuations by category with totals for Industrial Real and Personal, Utilities, Commercial, and Residential. The city total Valuation equals 3 638 884 dollars with state equalized value 6 059 608 dollars and school and city millage rates totaling 21.85 mills. County figures not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline City
Saline Welcomes Brink Family to Linden Court
Mr and Mrs William Brink and their four children arrive from Snyder New York to Saline where they will reside at 435 Linden Court. Mr Brink is district sales manager for Bauer Black Hospital and Consumers Dressing Co of Chicago Illinois. Two children attend Saline Elementary School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
William Brink
Linden Court
Brink
Snyder
N. Y
Wake
Buffalo
Newark
Mr. Brink
Bauer & Black, Hospital and
Consumers Dressing Co
Chicago, Il
Rotary Chub hears from youth travelers on Scouts Jamboree
At a Thursday luncheon Gary 2Wild Douglas McKenzie and Mike Strait spoke about their summer trip to Washington and New York City with emphasis on the Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Chub
Gary
Former Saline Woman to Be Pen Women's President
Miss Lulu Fairbanks of Saline will become president of the Seattle Branch National League of American Pen Women at the first fall meeting. She has long served in journalism and civic roles, including editor positions and museum work, and has led various organizations. The luncheon meeting at the Washington Athletic Club will feature speaker Mrs. Harry C. Bauer on state books. Hostesses are Mrs. J. K. Gordon and Mrs. S. D. Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Child Study Club
Child Study Club
Mary Woods
Red Cross
United Fund
St .Is
Seattle Times
Miss Fairbanks
T. Fairbanks
Saline
Lulu Fairbanks
Seattle
National League of American Pen Women
Alaska Weekly
Washington Business Woman
Museum of History and Industry
Alaska Gallery
The
Foundation For International Understanding
Washington Press Women
Pen
National Federation of Press Women
Camp Fire Girls
Michigan State Normal College
Washington Athletic Club
James Stevens
Harry C. Bauer
University of Washington
J. K. Gordon
Tacoma
S.D. Hopkins
Saline Valley Farms To Sponsor Community Dances
Saline Valley Farms will host monthly dances this winter at Saline Valley Farms with square and round dancing open to the public. Washtenaw Farm Bureau Young People elected Kenneth Guenther as chair and launched a member drive for ages 16 to 28, with Reuben Lesser vice chair, Elsie Knoedler secretary, Neil Stierle discussion leader, and Suzanne Larmee publicity. sponsors are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tefft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
Farm Bureau
Saline Valley Farms
Kenneth Guenther
Reuben Lesser
Chelsea
Elsie Knoedler
Saline
Neil Stierle
Ann Arbor
Suzanne Larmee
Aunt Arbor
Robert Tefft
Local Educator Group Heads to Kansas City Convention
Agriculture teacher Mr. Alton Ealy and FF.A. boys James Reid Robert Drake James Bohnett and Joseph Riggs travel Sunday to Kansas City for a week at the convention. Mrs. Henry McKenzie leaves Sunday for Denver to attend the Supreme Convention of the P.E.O. for five chapters from Sunday evening to Thursday October 10. She will then visit Monte Vista, Colo., and speak at the Presbyterian Church worship service next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Ealy
Ff.a
James Reid
Robert Drake
James Bohnett
Joseph Riggs
Kansas City
Henry McKenzie
Denver
Colorado
Supreme Convention of the P.E.O
Michigan
McKenzie
Monte Vista
Colo
Rév. McKenzie
Presbyterian Church
Saline High Band Heads Into Final Home Show Friday
Saline High School Marching Band plans its last home halftime performance this Friday featuring a battle of the bands with Chelsea High. Chelsea brings about 50 students under new director Gayle Groves. Saline presents Skyscrapings with vocalist Alice Sheehan and a 40 member band plus Drum Major Lee Thoss and twirlers Karen Leidheiser Nancy Finkbeiner Yvonine Bernard Kathy Wilson under Arthur Katerjohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline High School
Chelsea
Saline
Gayle Groves
Alice Sheehan
Lee Thoss
Karen Leidheiser
Nancy Finkbeiner
Yvonine Bernard
Kathy Wilson
Arthur Katerjohn
Saline Schools Cancel Classes For MEA Conference
The Saline schools will discontinue classes on Monday and Tuesday next week for the annual MEA conference in Ann Arbor. Classes will resume as usual on Wednesday October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
49ers Reunion Potluck at Saline Community Park
The Class of 49 held a reunion Sunday October 6 at Saline Community Park with a picnic dinner for sponsors, former classmates and families. They recalled past days, discussed politics and projects, and planned a 1959 reunion to mark ten years, with Coates to show senior trip films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Community Park
Yesteryear
Coates
Washington, D. C
New York
Will
Saline Community Calendar October Events and Meetings
Saline civic and church notices list Oct events including WSCS at the Methodist Church hostesses and program details, Rotary at Saline Hotel with E J Crawford speaking, Youth Band practice, Holy Cross Episcopal Mission service, area Westminster Fellowship at Milan church, geologic talk by Miss Helen Martin, and multiple club meetings. City notices set petition deadline Oct 15 for November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Walfred Lar Son
Rudolph Hert‘ler
Mission USA
John Thoss
Harry Friis
Elton Osborn
Jordan and
Arkona Rds
Wilma Briggs
Rotary
Saline Hotel
Max Fosdick
E. J. Crawford
Clinton Woolen Mills
Arthur Katterjohn
Michigan
Holy Cross Episcopal Mission
Donald Bodley
Federated Church
Howard Kuhl
W. Henry St
Westminster Fellowship Group
Milan Presbyterian Church
Saline
Ypsilanti
Trinity Lutheran Church
Milwaukee
Home Mission Board
Helen Martin
State Conservation Dept
St. Andrews
Holy Name Society
P.m
Herbert Teachout
Kiwanis
Martie
Saline Area
Ann Arbor
Frank Deede
Gerald Coe
Gordon Esch
Francis Lockwood
Robert Teft
JCC
G. Merritt Martin
Milan
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Your Community Chest
Bess H. Tefft
Bernice Armbruster
Bob Klueter
Deli Rd
Schmidt
Mercury
Roger J. Schmidt
Chicago
Shidaker James
Mishawaka
Ind
George and
Ray Hoffman
Cattie
Chamber of Commerce
Saline Legion
Herbert Teachieyes
Friis
George Lehman
Hering
Care Club
Gies
Pen Women’s
Saline High Marching Band
St. Paul Church
Willing Workers Club
Bliss Curtiss
Mary Martha Guild
St. James Evangelical and Reformed Church
Library Board
City Hall
Still
Federated
Lauren ‘Wild
Board of Education
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