Saline Charter Commission reviews first charter phase
Saline City Charter Commission completed the initial review of the present charter and proposes an annual city audit by a Certified Public Accountant. The panel will re organize, re number sections, and assign duties as it moves toward final revision for state approval.
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Saline’s
Commission
Certified Public Accountant
Charter Commission
Esther Landwehr
Saline City
Saline
Coop Nurseries Open House Features School Adjustment Talk
Dr Elton McNeil speaks on Emotional Aspects of School Adjustment at an Open House sponsored by Huron Valley Council of Cooperative Nurseries. Coffee Hour runs 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. followed by an 8 p.m. program at Calvary Presbyterian Church Pittsfield Boulevard Ann Arbor hosted by Arborway Cooperative Nursery. Mr and Mrs John Dwyer entertained friends from Lansing over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton McNeil
Huron Valley Council of Cooperative Nurseries
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Pittsfield Boulevard
Ann Arbor
Arborway Cooperative Nursery
John Dwyer
Lansing
Women Plead Guilty to Larceny From Still's Laundry
Two women, Dorothy Dicks and Betty Kane Hitchins, pleaded guilty in Justice of the Peace Court to larceny from a building for stealing money and keys from Still's Automatic Laundry. They led police to where keys were discarded. sentencing set for April 20. Also Lawrence Stanfield pleaded guilty to a disorderly charge for furnishing intoxicants to a minor and was sentenced to five days in county jail.
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Justice of the Peace Court
Still
Dorothy Dicks
Michigan Ave
Yopsilanti
Betty Kane Hitchins
Austin Road
Lawrence Stanfield
Whitmore Lake
Stanfield
Sheriff’s
Saline Police
Eight Councilmen in Saline Highlight Regional Civic Ties
The piece notes Saline now has eight councilmen, one more than the charter allows, with Carl Lamb of Tecumseh serving as a part time member. It contrasts Saline and Tecumseh governance, including Tecumseh’s new City Hall and parking meters revenue, and projects growth into a Detroit suburb, citing Tecumseh population at 7010.
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Carl Lamb
Tecumseh
Lamb
Ing
Saline Council
Saline Main
Saline
Detroit
Fire department proves false alarm at Canterbury Drive
A report of a fire at 492 Canterbury Drive Monday afternoon proved a false alarm. The Saline Volunteer Fire Department received the call around 4 45 p m but found no fire or signs of one upon arrival.
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Canterbury Drive
Saline
Saline student wins Gerber FHA $250 scholarship
Marjorie Ann Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Stevens of 251 E Highland Dr is among eight Michigan FHA members honored by Gerber Products with a 250 scholarship for college. She plans to study home economics at Michigan State University after graduating Saline High School.
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Marjorie Ann Stevens
Robert Stevens
E. Highland Dr
Michigan
Gerber Products Company
Miss Stevens
Future Homemakers of America
Grand Rapids
Saline High School
Michigan State University
Mary Ross
Sandra Merritt
FHA
Saline
Jo Jordan
Sandy Brown
Donna Richards
Betty Boehm
Bonnie Camburn
Carol Bennett
Bridgewater Woman Recovers From Tuesday Surgery
Mrs. Edwin Finkbeiner of Bridgewater is reported recovering well from her operation Tuesday. She will remain hospitalized in Ann Arbor for a few more days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Finkbeiner
Bridgewater
Ann Arbor
Saline Chamber forms business development group with SBA loan help
Saline’s Chamber of Commerce advances a non profit business development corporation to attract new industry and assist local firms. Allan Grossman to lead. R C Lehman of the Detroit SBA lauded Michigan communities using EDCS to secure SBA loans boosting jobs payroll and tax base.
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Saline
Saline Chamber of Commerce
R. C. Lehman
Detroit
Small Business Administration
C. of C
Michigan
S.B.A
Lehman
Allan Grossman
Chamber of Commerce
Grossman
Legion Home
Jack Steele
Paul Tull
Ruby LaRose
Dorothy Walker
Farm Bureau Groups to View disputed Communism film
Farm Bureau groups here will view the film Communism on the Map at an April 21 meeting. The Pitts-Lo Field group will join the Lohield hosts at 8:30 p.m. at the Farm Bureau building on Saline Ann Arbor road. The film, one of two documentaries on communism in the United States, was halted by Governor Swainson after state police screenings. Amvets, the American Legion, and church groups protested the ban. Hostesses are Mrs Norman Guenther and Mrs Ellwyn Guenther. The film is owned by Washtenaw county Farm Bureau.
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JC State
G. Merritt Martin
Saline
Pitts-Lo Field
Lo-hield
Farm Bureau
Saline Ann Arbor Road
Jare
Uni
Ted
Swainson
Amvets
The
American Legion
Farm’ Bureau
Norman ,Guenther
Ellwyn ‘Guenther
Washtenaw County Farm Bureau
Federation Plans Annual Spring Meet for Washtenaw County
The Washtenaw county Federation of Women's Clubs schedules its annual Spring Luncheon at First Methodist Church Ann Arbor with 10 a.m. registration and 10:30 a.m. meeting. Reservations by April 12 to Mrs A B Clark or Mrs W H Winkelhaus. Past presidents honored at 12:30 p.m. luncheon. music by West Side Woman's Club. speaker Mrs Audra E Francis of Saginaw former Zonta International president.
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Washtenaw County Federation of Women’s Clubs
First Methodist Church
S. State St
Ann Arbor
A. B. Clark
W. H. Winkelhaus
Naomi Aird
Ypsilanti
J. J. Munro
West Side Woman’s Club
Arthur Heininger
Saline Woman's Club
Federation
Audra E. Francis
Saginaw
Zonta International
Legion Names Boys State Delegates From Saline High School
Two Saline High School juniors were chosen by the William B. Lutz American Legion Post to represent Saline at Boys State at Michigan State University from June 15 to 22. Tom Jeppesen and Jerry McDonald were selected for distinguished student and athletic involvement, with Jeppesen serving on student council and in chorus and band, and McDonald acting as S Club treasurer and a multi-sport athlete.
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Saline High School
William B. Lutz
McDonald
Bon Weir Appointed to Road Commission
Washtenaw county Board of Supervisors appointed Don A Weir of Pleasant Lake Freedom township to fill the Road Commission post left by Clennard McLoughlin of Dexter. Weir, employed by the University of Michigan as a ticket manager in athletics, previously worked for the Road Commission.
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Washtenaw
Weir
University of Michigan
Department of Athletics
The
Road Commission
Local Cancer Committee Joint Kick-off in Ann Arbor
Members of the county Cancer Crusade attended a Kick-Off Program in Ann Arbor with about 150 at a Coffee at the VFW building. Dr. John Gosling spoke and county chair Lor en Campbell addressed the group, with Saline participants detailing the Sav A Life campaign through April 30 including open house events and educational kits from the American Cancer Society.
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County Cancer Crusade
Ann Arbor
VFW
John Gosling
University of Michigan
Loren Campbell
Saline
Leo Jensen
Ed Hering
Regis Wolfinger
Wayne Predmore
Charles Kern
Charles Finn
Michael Rotunno
Rotundo
Rudenz Douthat
Ed Her
Justice of the Peace opens office on E Michigan
Justice of the Peace Jerome Lamb will open an office Monday at his residence at 305 FE. Michigan to handle all matters except court trials. Court sessions will continue at City Hall. Office hours are 1 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday for all business.
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Justice of the Peace
Jerome Lamb
FE. Michigan
E. Michigan
Saline speech neophytes sweep district contests
Saline High School freshmen Ed Ross Kathie Reed Janice Nielsen Larry Klumpp and Sandy Brown led a district sweep at Manchester High School with firsts in declamation interpretive reading humorous reading and original oratory. Seniors Pat Finley and Jean Reid also earned judges’ praise. The group advances to the regional contest at Eastern Michigan University. date pending.
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Saline
Eastern Michigan University
Ed Ross
Kathie Reed
Janice Nielsen
Larry Klumpp
Sandy Brown
SHS
Pat Finley
Jean Reid
Manchester High School
Manchester
Chelsea
Dexter
Ypsilanti
Margaret Baker
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Livestock Association to Meet in May
Members of the Saline Junior Livestock Association will hold their Spring Show on Thursday May 4 at the Farm Council building. Steers must arrive by 10 a.m. Members bring lunches. milk is furnished. Prizes include cash and ribbons with $5 for first, $4 for 2nd to 4th, $3 for 5th to 7th, $2 for 8th and 9th, and $1 for 10th onward.
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Saline Junior Livestock Association
Farm Council
Fight Cancer With a Check and a Check-up
Local health drive invites donations and free screenings to support cancer research. Community leaders urge residents to contribute checks and schedule preventive exams during a citywide event.
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Charter Group
Ruby Kuhl
Ruth Lawson
Allen Park
C. of
Development Corp
Farm Bureau Groups
Legion Names Boys’ State
Bon Weir
Local Cancer Committee
Justice OF Peace
Livestock Association
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