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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1972
Page
2
April 17 1972 Saline council minutes show approval of J F Sadler payment for Waste Treatment Plant construction and authorization of a Boysville agreement. They tabled sidewalk road to Community Building and passed Traffic Control Order No 212. Ambulance service resolution drafted and authorized for signing.
A Saline report covers letters from Mrs Goltz moved Anderson to acknowledge receipt. Building Inspector interview moved Nehring supported Rogers to set an executive meeting for 7 30 p m Monday April 24 1972. Hospital board letter moved Nehring supported Anderson to authorize clerk to address a letter to the Saline Hospital Board. Ordinance 229 underground utility second reading moved Anderson supported Decker with five ayes two nays. Payment of bills approved. Council adjourned 11 00 p m. Hubert Beach mayor Jack R Vaughan city clerk treasurer.
A bored afternoon with four and seven year old nephews leads to a movie nope and a pivot to dessert. The narrator suggests a bakery run after perusing a newspaper movie guide full of dubious titles and drive-in options.
Minutes show the Saline Zoning Board of Appeals meeting on March 20 1972 approving a fence variance at 1032 Watson Rolling Meadows No 6 and denying a variance to build 3 homes on Lot 110 Plat 1 end of Detroit St. The board then adjourned and reconvened as City Council with Jack R Vaughan acting as clerk treasurer.
Students from Mary Lou Gall's studio present a recital at Saline High School Theatre on May 19 and 20. Sponsored by High School Band and Band Parents Association, proceeds benefit the Dance Scholarship Fund and Band Camp. Tickets on sale May 1 at Weller's Cellar Wight Cleaners and Gage's Barbershop. Shows start 7:30 p.m. each night.
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