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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1964
Page
2
H. S. Johnson Sales Co. Saline addresses farm gear with many offerings including 13 hole VanBrunt Drill 200 and multiple plows priced from 95 to 550. Gas tractors advertised with new plows and service available. location 429-9128. We Also Sell and Service.
Reprinted notes from The Saline Observer recall 1881 forest fires in northern Michigan and local relief by the Saline community including a carload of wheat flour clothing and other goods valued at 1200 dollars. By 1954 Saline continued charitable drives with Saline High School collecting 18 bags of clothing for Save the Children.
Earl Tenant returned home from St. Joe hospital last Tuesday and is slowly regaining from a back ailment. Mrs. Jim Riviera recovers from surgery at Saline Community Hospital performed last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Handy and Carl Sell spent the weekend at Leland with the Sells' daughter and her family. Ed Heininger Edgar Jedele Mrs. Lydia Alber George Klager Jill Christian, three months old, are medical patients at Saline hospital this week.
The council discussed two residential building permit denials by Building Commissioner L Z Still due to low estimated prices. Acting Clerk Connie Hertler was tasked to study neighboring cities on permit valuation rules. A 10 foot land width discrepancy near the Methodist Church was noted in a private survey by Ed Re dies of R B. Russell Smith protested triple water sewer rates for his out of city home. A C Lange cited Handy property at 35 000 dollars as a potential site for a new city hall and fire hall.
Mr and Mrs A R Burkhardt sold their house on S Lew is St to Mr and Mrs David Cuff who plan to move April 18 from Riverview Michigan. David is son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Cuff and his wife is daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Finch all of Saline. The Cuffs, Saline High School graduates, will be school textbook sales reps and have three children. Burkhardts will rent a Straw berry Lake cottage next week while a new Saline home is built and Allie will share a summer office with Jim Gross. Georgia Burg returned to the University of Colorado after a 10 day Easter visit with her mother and father in Saline.
The Rev George E Moore pastor of the First Assembly of God Church will retire from fulltime ministry with May 1 tentatively set as the date. He and Mrs Moore plan to move to Ann Arbor and then do part time supply work. Their 34 years include pioneering four churches in the area starting in 1931.
Robert H Beauchamp of 47 Tower Dr has been named general agent for the Ann Arbor and Saline area for the Michigan Life Insurance Co announced by Herbert A Bell vice president and director. Beauchamp a sales veteran and Life Underwriters Training Council graduate is in current Chartered Life Underwriter courses. Lulu Beck has been released from Saline Community Hospital after injuries from a recent auto crash and remains sore.
Saline Rotary Club named officers for the 64 65 year starting in July with Pay Tull as president Gerald Bahnmiller as vice president William Crim Jr as secretary Lyle Phillips as treasurer and Gene Carpentier as sergeant at arms. A new board of directors was also elected including Robert Estes Vin Armbruster Ed Doll Carpentier Bahnmiller Crim and Tull.
City notes readings of prior minutes and opens bids for the water tower with Chicago Bridge & Iron Co offering 81 000 dollars for Alternate A and 82 600 dollars for Alternate B. Council approves Alternate A by unanimous vote and schedules further actions on sewer mains and easements.
Special council meeting notes show Mayor Bennett and eight members voting to sell 315000 in G O bonds on April 27 1964 with bids opened that day. Also tabled sewer and water line bid considerations pending city attorney legal opinions and set a separate April 13 1964 meeting to receive opinions and award the bid.
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