Saline Yesterthoughts Highlights Local Happenings
Saline area reports construction of the Saline Community Hospital starting this week with a fall completion. School boards discuss half day sessions for first grade as parents pack a meeting. Fire station volunteers consider a $10,000 materials budget. Local officials announce ambulance service changes and a rising county equalized value. Foreign exchange students host program with 11 nations represented. First Baptist Church of Saline holds charter service with 33 new members. Uterine cancer death rate declines and Cancer Society appeals for funds.
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Leo Jensen
Saline Area
Bahnmiller Funeral Home
Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti
Saline City
Herbert Reed
Rudy Douthat
Reed
Douthat
New First Baptist Church of
Saline
Polar Bear Bar owners Harold and Ruth Henrich new to Michigan Ave
Harold and Ruth Henrich own the Polar Bear Bar relocated from Wyandotte to 10635 W Michigan Ave following a January opening. Brenda Golema and Tom Golema, newlyweds, settled in Bridgewater. Brenda works as a nurse aide at Saline Hospital and Tom at Ford Saline after Clinton High School and four years in the service. The Henrich children Linda, 11, Ronald, 7, attend Jensen School. The family, raised near Knoxville, Tenn., attends St James United Church of Christ.
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Michigan Ave
Jerome Lamb
Justice of the Peace
Kenneth Bronson
Henry Ritchie
Ypsilanti
Henry
Elaine
David
Kathy
Billy
Kentucky
Willow Run
Eastern Michigan University
University of Texas
Blaine
Michigan
Dannemiller, Collins, and Ritchie
Marlette High School
Henry Ford Hospital School of Nursing
R.N
Harold
Ruth Henrich
Wyandotte
the Henrich
Brenda
Thomas Golema
Bridgewater
Henrich
Linda
Ronald
Jensen
Ruth
Country
Knoxville, Tenn
Tom Golema
Saline Community Hospital
Tom
Clinton High School
Ford Saline
Belleville
St. James
Saline Yesterpics Five Years Ago Travel Plans
Saline High School students Leslie Katz Pat Fischer and Kathie Reed plan summer travels. Katz and Fischer depart June 20 for London then Munich for eight weeks with work in a refugee camp and a resort, sponsored by an international fellowship. Reed leaves June 27 for New York then England for seven weeks with the Michigan Youth Chorale visiting Scandinavian countries.
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Saline High School
Leslie Katz
Pat Fischer
London
Fvo
Europe
Munich
Germany
Kathie Reed
New York
England
Michigan Youth Chorale
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Frank Deede
Joe DiMaggio
Bob Hope
Joe
Sam DiMaggios
Owen Ct
Bob
Milan
Gerald Coe
Lauren Wild
Harold Armbruster
Bob Russell
Russell
George Johnson
Stanton Roesch
Portage Trails
James Carman
Robert Tefft
Mike Strait
William Crim, Jr
Ken Taylors
Monroe St
Ken Taylor
Frank Harrs
Washtenaw County
Robert Harrison
Board of Supervisors
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Chile
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Denmark
Finland
Brazil
Philippines
Holland
Sweden
Argentina
Harold Hintz
Amm Arbor
American Cancer Society
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Harry Frigg
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Sandy Dennis
Martha
W. Main
Good Housekeeping
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Beyer Hospital
Fletcher Rd
Seitz Service Drive
Chelsea
A. Heise’s
Crisco
Nestle’s
del Monte Tomato
Betty Crocker Devils
Ivory
McDonald’s
Hull's Grocery
Duble Automatic Laundry
Strahley Chevrolet, Inc
Seee Citizens Bank OF Saline
Alline
Federal Reserve
We Saline News
Ann Arbor St
Saline, Mich
Hartman Insurance Agency
Milt Hartman
North Ann Arbor
THE
Saline Jaycees
Harry’s Standard
Mel Hartman
Textile Rd
Ford Sales
Dancer’s Department Store
Westside Hardware
Graf
Graf’s Gulf Service
Saline Savings Bank
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