Family Easter Dinner At Quincy Hostess Home
Mr and Mrs Edwin Hering and Jim attended a family dinner Easter Sunday at the home of Mrs R C Reynolds aunt in Quincy.
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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1964
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Edwin Hering and Jim attended a family dinner Easter Sunday at the home of Mrs R C Reynolds aunt in Quincy.
The Saline Five Duane Steiner Bob Stevens Jack Steiner Bob Starling and Roy Dechert finished 23rd overall with a handicapped 2978 in the Shamm y Burt Memorial Tournament in Toledo. Steiner led with 579 pins and Stevens had two 200 games. Saline sits 7th among 24 teams as the event continues with other Saline squads slated to bowl later.
More than 100 children joined the Jaycees at Curtiss Park for the Easter egg hunt. Six golden eggs were hidden but only five were turned in. Mark Whitlach, 4, found two eggs and won two prizes. other winners included Gary Frey 11 Karen Whitlach 8 and Mike Rogers 12. Jim Riviera chaired the event for the Jaycees.
Weather disruptions force Saline Hornet teams to postpone planned scrimmages with Ann Arbor High and delay roster finalization for the baseball squad. An inter-squad track meet is set to determine event participation, with a tentative lineup featuring Still, Harvey, Feldkamp, Hughes, Lake, Johnson, and Twichell among others. Both teams open the season next Wednesday at 4 pm on the High School field.
Local bowling standings list Estes Pharmacy and Saline Hotel leading divisions with weekly scores and high games. Individual marks include Catherine Beach 205 and Marion Gillespie 197, while teams like Estes Pharmacy and Dubl-E Laundry post top games and series.
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