Saline Adopts New City Code Ordinance No 204
Saline City Council adopts Ordinance No 204 establishing the Saline City Code comprising Chapters 1 through 23. The code becomes effective ten days after publication, with penalties up to 500 dollars or 90 days in jail for violations. The measure preserves existing ordinances except where repealed or incorporated, and outlines amendments, enforcement, and public access procedures.
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Anderson
Jaeger
Johnson
Meastley
Marsh
Ford
Clark
Saline City
Centennial home gutted by fire with no injuries
A Centennial home owned by Roy Stoddard at 11840 Maple Road was gutted by a Friday morning fire caused by an exploding electric clothes dryer. The Stoddards and James and Mrs. Croy and their son Stephen were at home. no injuries were reported. Saline firefighters battled the blaze for about a quarter hour, using a 2,000 gallon tanker and a 1,000 gallon truck. The family is staying in a trailer on another Stoddard daughter’s farm.
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Roy Stoddard
Maple Rad
James Croy
Stephen
Saline Fire Department
Ray Garland
James Crey
Honored at Dinner for Leon Gall Confirmed at St Paul UCC
Leon Gall was guest of honor at a dinner at the Albert Gall home after his Sunday confirmation at St Paul United Church of Christ. Attending were his godparents Mr and Mrs Wynn Boyce and Beulah Boyce of Stockbridge plus relatives from Dexter Detroit and Ann Arbor. Fosdick Study Group will meet Tuesday at Mrs Carl Seeger 205 Lawson St.
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Leon Gall
St. Paul United Church of Christ
Albert Gall
Wynn Boyce
Beulah Boyce
Stockbridge
Lloyd Boyce
Dexter
Stanley Gall
Richard
Cheryl
Detroit
Robert Starling
Saline
Bevyerly Gall
Bill Ackmoody
Ann Arbor
Fosdick
Carl Seeger
Lawson St
Federated Women’s Clubs Convene In Washtenaw County
The Washtenaw County Federation of Women’s Clubs holds its spring meeting at St. Andrew’s United Church of Christ in Dexter with Mrs. Bulbrick presiding. Registration starts at 10 a.m. Hostesses include the Dexter Child Study Club and Dexter Woman’s Club. Officers to be elected in the morning. Luncheon at 12 30 p.m. Afternoon session at 2 p.m. Mrs. W H Winkelhaus chairs the program with Miss Esther Bain involved.
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Washtenaw County Federation of Women’s Clubs
St. Andrew’s
W. H. Winkelhaus
Girlstown
Esther Bain
Pat Weeds Heads Junior Study Club
Mrs. Paul Woods of 201 Clark St is the new president of the Junior Child Study Club with Mrs Gary Briegel of 171 Annwood as vice president. Other officers include Mrs Richard Zeeb secretary Mrs Joseph Graf treasurer Mrs Robert Cummings reporter Mrs John Thoss historian and Mrs Kenneth Burmeister parliamentarian director of Loch Rio to be guest speaker. The Milan Woman's Club will present a skit Today's Fashions, followed by installation of officers conducted by Mrs Ethel Kerr immediate past president.
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Paul Woods
Clark St
Gary Briegel
Annwood
Richard Zeeb
Joseph Graf
Robert Cummings
John Thoss
Kenneth Burmeister
Loch Rio
Milan
Teen Club Elects Officers At Sunday Meeting
Officers named at Sunday Pres byterian Church meeting Jerry Lake is president Betty Danneffel vice president Sarah Christner secretary and Laurie Ormsby treasurer The group searches for a name for the new organization Meetings set for 8 p.m. Sundays in the church basement open to ages 13 to 19 in Saline School District
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Presbyterian Church
Jerry Lake
Betty Danneffel
Sarah Christner
Laurie Ormsby
Saline
Spring vacation plans by first graders at Houghton School
Readable answers from first graders list plans such as trips to Battle Creek, time with grandparents, fishing with dads, playing with siblings, staying home, visiting beaches, planting flowers, dyeing eggs, making Easter baskets, riding bikes, and attending relatives' homes during a spring break.
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Houghton School
Leslie Teachout
Kelly Soden
Battle Creek
Charles Cammet
Rob
Rob Strahley
Charles
Scott Doran
Jurgen
Steve Braun
David Kohler
Jeff
Alicia
Judy
Mike Reed
Youth Receives Military Award And Scholarship
David King of Macon Road received the American Legion Military Achievement Award at an ROTC ceremony in the Rackham Building Ann Arbor. The 1965 Saline High School graduate and University of Michigan junior in engineering also earned the Clarence E. Groesbeck Memorial Scholarship and belongs to the Pershing Rifles Raiders unit.
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American. Legion
David King
Thomas J. King
Macon Rd
King
Rackham
Ann Arbor
Saline High School
David
University of Michigan School of Engineering
Clarence E. Groesbeck
The
School of Engineering
Dave
Raiders
Pershing Rifles
Army
Jaycettes to Elect Officers at Monday Meeting
The Jaycee Auxiliary will elect officers at 8 p.m. Monday in the Savings Bank community room.
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Jaycee Auxiliary
Savings Bank
Nazarene Young People to Attend Zone Rally
The Nazarene Young People's Society will meet at 6 30 p m Saturday to attend a Zone Rally.
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The
Nazarene Young People’s Society
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