Nations Junior Angus Heifer Show Crown Adds World Record
Nancy Diable, National Angus Queen, presided as the crowned figure at Nashville Tennessee July 15 16 during the third annual Nations Junior Angus Heifer Show. The event reportedly drew 340 Angus cattle the largest show ever. Nancy shown with her court Mary Smith Tennessee queen Theresa Selzer Oklahoma queen and Patti Jo Dabbs Arkansas queen.
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Nancy Diable
Nashville
Tenn
Nancy
Herb Diable
Waters Ro
Mary Smith
Tennessee
Theresa Selzer
Oklahoma
Patti Jo Dabbs
Arkansas
Lodi Township Debates Annexation and Public Hearings
Lodi Township Board discussed Milton Barnett's annexation petition to join Saline for a 136 acre parcel on Saline Ann Arbor and Water works roads. The Boundary Commission set October 21 1971 for a public hearing with local venue to be announced. The board plans to block the move and considered township residents in Saline recreation. A separate appeal hearing on August 12 8 p.m. at the Lodi Town Hall will review a sand and gravel removal permit from 2615 S Zeeb Rd. The report also notes eight teams forming for Saline flag football with capacity for two more. girls teams were discouraged.
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Milton
Barnett
Lodi
State Boundary Commission
Lansing
Southfield
Saline-Ann Arbor
Waterworks
Saline
Boundary Commission
City Recreation Commission
Board of Appeals
Lodi Township
Zeeb
Pleasant Lake Roads
Ralph Gensley
South Zeek Road
John T. Steele
Water supply reassured as Saline plans for growth
In Saline the water field now pumps 2125 gallons per minute from three electric powered wells, with a maximum daily capacity of 2.5 million. The city studies future needs to keep pace with rapid growth and prevent shortages. United Fund budget hearings are set for August in the public library with community agencies and givers observing. Margie Quick recovers from double arm fractures, resuming activities while Susan DiMaggio stays hospitalized but improving.
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United Fund
Saline Area
Saline Public Library
Harold Gage
Finance and Budget Committee
Carol Talsma
Helen Starling
Don Clingersmith
Richard Cole
Paul Thibault
Young flyer returns home after New Hampshire trip
Shirley Vezina aged 11 returned to Michigan from Manchester New Hampshire last Sunday after a two and a half week visit with a cousin. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Vezina of East Henry Street. Saline Schools plan to open fall classes tentatively on Tuesday September seven, the day after Labor Day, as Harold Hintz reports. The date remains tentative due to an impasse in negotiations between the School Board and the Saline Education Association.
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Saline Fair and Steer Club
Gerhardt Cekau
Cekau
Detroit
Gerhardt
Saline
Saline- Milan Rd
Saline Fair
Cekan
Drummond Island
Marie
Stanley
Dolores) Gall
Paul
Edmund
Harry J. Will
Glen Eden Cemetery
Jim Martek
Martek
Shirley
Vezina
Michigan
Manchester
N.H
Las
Traveler
Robert Vezina
E. Henry St
Harold Hintz
Saline Education Association
Sabre High Class of '55 plans reunion picnic
The five year Sabre High School class of 1955 will hold a picnic Sunday August 15 at 5988 Lehr Rd corner of Textile starting at 1 p.m Dinner planned for 3 p.m. For reservations or more information call Mrs. George Reynolds at 429-9685 or Mrs. Bruce Niethammer at 429-5550.
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CEASS
Pfcneo
Sabre
Lehr Rd
Textile
George Reynolds
Bruce Niethammer
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United Methodist Church
Faith Lutheran Church
First Presbyterian Church of
First Presbyterian Church
Tony
Tiger, Leo Leop
Bunny
A-Zebra
Weller
Sauk Trail
Dancer
MEET
Margie
Susan
Margie Quick
EMU
Marge
Susan DiMaggio
Central Michigan
State of
MSU
Storybook Gardens
E. McKay
Ju Sine Avery ii
Charlie Fe
Bureau Newrance Gen
Paul F. Sibson
Knollwood Ct
Farm Bureau Group
Bridgewater Lumber
Saline Lumber
Boettner Rd
Ann Arbor
Michigan Ave
Mich
Arlington Cemetery
Leslie Thomas
Gary Marion
Saline High
FORD
Burris
Ann Arbor-Saline RD
Pleasant Lake RD
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