Saline Fair Sept schedule highlights livestock and events
Saline Community Fair booklets mailed to rural boxholders outline entries open to all, with a jam packed Sept 4 to 8 lineup. Key events include rabbit judging, band concert, horse pulling, dairy and livestock judging, pony show, steer show, Miss Saline crowning, tractor pulls, livestock sale, children's show, parade, and a Legion info booth. Parade entries encouraged with contact numbers for organizers.
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Saline Community Fair
Saline
Citizens Bank
Saline Savings Bank
Saline Mercantile
Harry Jarkey
Union School Lawn
Legion
National Guard
E. Michigan Ave
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lewis Belleau
Jack Moranville
York Township Plans Sept 12 Police Services Meeting
The York Board approves funds for a land use plan update and buys a typewriter and assessor manual. A Sept 12 meeting in Saline with nearby townships and council members will discuss police services. The board also backs Public Act 288 restricting subdivision of farm land into many small parcels.
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York Township Board of Trustees
Township Planning Commission
York General
Planning Commission
Ok’d
Charles Hayes
Michigan
Harry Smith
Board
Smith
Saline
York Board
New Face For Saline Public Library
The Willis Building Company of Ypsilanti will rebrick the exterior of the 69 year old Saline Library, add a ramp, and update front steps. A basement entrance will expand space for a children’s dept and audio rooms. The project includes three bricked-in windows and a possible Saline artifacts corner.
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Saline
Todd
Saline Library
BERSUDER & BARNES Sell Cupcakes For Charity At Saline Sale
Regina B ersuder and Kathy and Lori Barnes ran two stands on E Michigan Ave during Saline's Sidewalk Sale netting 66 dollars and 6 cents. They sold cupcakes lemonade and banana pops with strong support from Bob Estes of a nearby pharmacy. The proceeds aid the muscular dystrophy fight in a one day effort.
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Bersuder & Barnes
Regina Bersuder
Kathy
Lori Barnes
E. Michigan Ave
Saline
Bob Estes
Inflation Hits Saline Area Schools Cafeterias
The Saline Area Schools Board approves a five percent price hike across cafeterias raising elementary hot lunches to 40 cents and high school meals to 45 cents. Teacher lunches jump to 70 cents. Milk prices rise to 7.15 and 7.75 cents per half pint as federal aid uncertainty looms.
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Saline Area
Amelia Engel
Supt
Hintz
Saline
Wilson Dairy
Saline Area Schools to host public info meeting on pool and middle school add
The Saline Area Schools Advisory Council plans an August 29 public information meeting for district residents. Jay Donaldson Lou Kolavor and Robert Howard will discuss pool plans and cost estimates guiding the millage proposal. Eugene Fisher and Harold Hintz will present community use concepts and the 0.89 mill levy details for Sept 10 voting.
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Saline Area
Area Schools Advisory Council
Jay Donaldson
Lou Kolarov
Robert Howard
Richard Boyd
Advisory Council
Eugene Fisher
Boyd
Harold Hintz
Georgian Architecture On Monroe St. by Stephen D. Klinger
The Saline house at 218 Monroe St. is a preserved Georgian structure built in 1863, owned since 1918 by the Lesley Peoples. It shows adze marks, metal window sills, and a three story wall between living and dining rooms, with porch changes and updated heating.
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Stephen D. Klinger
Saline
Monroe St
Lesley Peoples
Ethel Devine
Jacob Annan
Alfred Millers
Harvey Bennetts
John Hulls
Peoples
Washtenaw County
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York
Hubert Beach
County Road Commission
State Highway Department
Michigan Education Home Association
M.E.H.A
Lloyd Steiner
Albert Vollmer
Jim Janowicz
Una Dicks
Esther Landwehr
Saline Schools
Huron Towers
Ann Arbor
Billie Zoltowski
Steiner
the Towers
Howard Parker
Tri-Township Farm Bureau
Wamplers Lake
Arthur Heininger
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