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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1972
Page
5
The Saline City Council petitions federal and state grant commissions for a 100000 recreation grant to develop a Community Center and neighborhood parks. Proposals request 50000 from federal, 30000 from state, and 20000 from city. The plan includes tennis courts and a baseball diamond.
For the sixth straight year Steele Dodge Sales receives Chrysler Motors Distinguished Dealer Award for outstanding public service. Jack and Gene Steele accept the plaque from Detroit region manager Joseph Muir and district manager John Hollifield, noting the growing size of the award.
Health Week urges Saline residents to inspect home hazards and seek medical, dental, and eye checkups. It prompts questions on smoking safety, poison storage, child bike safety, seatbelt use, and diet while endorsing a spring reset. A spring recreation program starts April 10 at the Community Center with diverse classes.
The James Carman family of Mooreville Road mourns the death of Anna Marie Gunnarsson 25 former Swedish exchange student who lived with the Carmans in 1963 64 while attending Saline High School She was studying at the University of Lund in Sweden at the time of her death.
Mrs. Jessie Haines McCauslin, 79, of Lake City Michigan, died March 28 after an extended illness. She lived in Saline previously, moved in 1951, and is survived by husband John two sons Garnet and Victor two daughters Bernice Armbruster and Beatrice Campbell, sixteen grandchildren, thirty two great grandchildren, and six great great grandchildren. Funeral services were held in Lake City with burial in the Lake City Cemetery.
Clinton C. Lewis, 85, formerly of 104 E Henry St and a retired Friis and Bracket Flour mill worker on Hartman Road, died April 2 at Huron Valley Lodge. Born May 14, 1886 in Van Wert County Ohio he married Jessie May Barnhart in 1911. Survived by three daughters 13 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren. services held April 5 at Bahnmiller Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery Saline.
The piece notes Cecelia Rose, 3, and Rhonda Sue, under a year, daughters of Ronald and Mrs Lewis of 6564 E Michigan Ave. On the right are Ronald and Mrs Hilla’s children Laura 11, Jennifer 13, Jeffrey 6, and Stephen 10.
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