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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1963
Page
4
H. S. Johnson Co lists used planters with disk openers and runners, stalk choppers, flex harrows, plows, and O.P. attachments. Also advertising Simplicity 63 models No. 600 and No. 725, plus riders, TVs, radios, and Hi Fi stereos at Saline location with phone 429-7128.
The Reporter notes six new Saline subscriptions from Michigan educators tied to Meha the Michigan Education Home Association forming a retirement community. Units are planned for fall 1965 with readers welcoming the newcomers as future neighbors.
Saline High School juniors arrange an after prom at the YM YWCA Ann Arbor starting around midnight until possibly 4 30 a m. The plan aims to keep seniors and dates safe with activities, dancing, cards and breakfast for 3 dollars per student. Leaders include Doug Hiser and Barb Hehr with Miss Hal lie Mehler and Jo dy Burkhart guiding the effort.
Saline bowling teams and individuals show strong standings in current Ann Arbor Association events at 20th Century Lanes. In men’s play Karl Witten and Robert Starling are 4th in doubles while Rollie Sutton sits 7th in singles and 6th in all events. In women’s competition Pat Estes and Audrey Feurbacher lead doubles with high marks. Ada Mae Newton sits 5th in singles and Dora Cruse 10th. Saline Mercantile and Hoefts Gulf Service also place in women’s doubles.
Mr and Mrs Harold Holcomb of Milan announce the engagement of Judith Wilber to Joseph Riggs son of Mr and Mrs Frank Riggs of Ellsworth Road Ann Arbor. Miss Wilber is a senior at Milan High School. Her fiancé is a graduate of Saline High School and works at Buhr Machine and Tool in Ann Arbor. No wedding date set.
Ambitious readers seek an out of the ordinary local job and are urged to call for an appointment at number 3580. The brief notice invites interested persons to inquire about employment options.
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