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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1967
Page
5
The Saline City Council adjourned at 1:30 A.M. after a five hour session while the School Board followed with late meetings, reflecting ongoing efforts to guide the growing community. Voters recently approved bond-related measures for a high school and swimming pool project, and officials face translating votes into classrooms and ongoing governance.
A satirical piece denounces statistics as unreliable and proposes forming SOS to oppose data. It notes a Detroit hippie love-in with rules of friendliness, smiling at police, handholding, and playing with children, contrasting with small town acts of courtesy in Saline.
Local appeal asks farmers with a lamb unneeded or orphaned to call and sell it to the Grossmans. Also noted are tulips blooming through asphalt on S Ann Arbor Street and other neighborhood items including moves of Clyde Griffins and property changes near Ypsilanti Savings and Loan.
A hundred people attended the charter service for the new First Baptist Church of Saline at Saline Area High School. Thirty three new members joined, led by Rev. Merle R. Meeden, with guests from Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, Plymouth, Milford, Kalamazoo, and Howell. Watch care members are Brad Ginter and Barry Warner. Services are Sundays at 11 with church school at 10.
County commissioners discussed purchasing a road commission owned building on N Main St in Ann Arbor for about 100000 dollars. The 114 story structure 70 by 200 feet would house several departments currently overflowing in the County Building and could serve as a location for a county library facing space problems. The site sits near the north Ann Arbor city limits beside the Huron River.
Elementary school principals of Region 3 held a dinner meeting Monday evening at the Houghton School with 35 attending. Guest speaker was Dr. Robert Trezise of Lansing, noted for work on gifted children.
A reflective piece notes life’s hardships yet finds value in resilience. The author contrasts thorns with roses and asks whether the roses may still be sweet amid adversity.
The Single Eights square dance club will host an April Showers dance at 8 p.m. Friday at Pattengill School Ann Arbor for unmarried western dancers caller Pat Mathews. Cub Scout packs 416 and 474 meet April 26 at 7:30 p.m. at Houghton and Jensen schools with kite contest awards.
About 100 friends gathered Tuesday at the American Legion Hall to honor Rudy Wahl with a double celebration for 40 years as a Saline Volunteer Fire Department member and his 60th birthday. He and wife Wilma plan to celebrate their silver anniversary in November.
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