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Newspaper

Saline Reporter

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1966

Page

2

Washtenaw County Board Adopts Health Staff Reclassification

Washtenaw County Board of Supervisors approves reclassifying one Clerk typist position in the Health Department from Grade 5 to Senior Clerk Typist Grade 7 and hires Ruth Stainbrook at Grade 7. The board also accepts multiple committee reports and adopts a lake area safety resolution.

Johnson Marsh Treasurer’s Committee Nielsen Sanford Ways and Means Committee Board of Supervisors Health Department Ruth Stainbrook Stainbrook City of Ann Arbor Ways & Means Committee Teachout Rice Weights and Measures Committee Hartman Blaszak Coordinating Zoning Committee Couny Livingston Washtenaw Portage Base Lakes Huron River Supy Gable Washtenaw County Metropolitan Planning Commission Dana Reynolds Probate Court Committee Taylor Road Committee Councy Bradbury Sheriff's Committee Foley Nationwide Sheriff’s Department Sheriff Committee Frederick Weber Washtenaw County Leo Borders Supv Hoffman Smith Roy Smith Luella M. Smith

Carl Marion Dies Suddenly At His Saline Home

Carl A. Marion 58 lifelong Saline resident died suddenly at home on Marion Rd. Born April 14 1908 in Saline he married Ruth Cross in 1933 who survives along with two daughters Dorothy Vogel and Janet Lindemann a son James at home six brothers one sister and a late sister Lorena. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran Church burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Memorials to Trinity Lutheran Church Building Fund or Martin Luther Memorial Home.

Carl A. Marion Saline Marion Rd F. Julius Lydia Braun Marion Ruth Cross William Dorothy) Vogel Charles Janet) Lindemann James Jacob Oscar Reuben Alwin Herman Emanuel Dearborn Norman Elsie) Bohnett Lorena Trinity Lutheran Church H. L. Engel Oakwood Cemetery Trinity Lutheran Church Building Fund Martin Luther Memorial Home

Services Held Sunday For Mrs. Iris I. Cummings

In Ann Arbor Iris I. Cummings 47 of 5871 Platt Rd died recently. She was born June 16 1919 in Ann Arbor and survived by son Eugene Cummings two daughters Betty Gerecki of Fowlerville and Laura Semanski of Ann Arbor seven grandchildren a step sister Hazel Sebroen and three step brothers Donald Denton and Nathan William Smith. The Rev Orville D Philipp officiated and burial was at Washtenong Memorial Park.

Ann Arbor Iris I. Cummings Platt Rd Eugene C .Cummings Saline Ronald Betty) Gerecki Fowlerville Robert Laura) Semanski Hazel Sebroen Donald Denton Fenton Nathan William Smith Orville D. Philipp Washtenong Memorial Park

Local Saline Women Earn Practical Nurse Certificates

Two Saline women were among 50 students at the Ann Arbor Practical Nurse Education Center who will receive certificates at Thursday commencement. Mrs. Dorrce Friend of 9260 Moon Rd and Mrs. Kathleen Schafer of 212 W Henry Sr completed the one year program, with part training at Beyer Memorial Hospital in Ypsilanti.

Saline Ann Arbor Practical Nurse Education Center Dorrce Friend Moon Rd Kathleen Schafer W. Henry Sr Beyer Memorial Hospital Ypsilanti

Treated Elm Tree Ist Any Worse

The state's second largest elm at Curtiss Park may not be better after turpentine treatment for Dutch elm disease. Hubert Beach applied an unproven method. three quarts have been absorbed so far with no definitive results, while the tree remains largely dead at the top.

Curtiss Park Hubert Beach Beach

Labor Day Picnic crowd eyed at Wash. Co. event

About 750 people are expected at the Washte naw County Democratic Labor Day Picnic on Monday at the Farm Council property on Saline Ann Arbor Rd. Tickets for chicken barbecue are 1.50 for adults and 1 for children. Entertainment features Sister Kate Ragtime Charlies Dixieland band. Speakers include U S Congressman Weston Vivian State Rep Charles Gray and Sheriff Doug Harvey. Judicial township and state ticket candidates are expected including Zolton Ferency George Wahr Sallade Lloyd Hendee and Wally Franklin.

Washtenaw County Farm Council Saline-Ann Arbor Rd U.S Weston Vivian Charles Gray Doug Harvey Zolton Ferency George Wahr Sallade Lloyd Hendee Wally Franklin

Oliver program attendees see new farming gear in Iowa

Ted's Service manager and Harold Hill attended Oliver Corporation's 1966 Growing O Program in Mason City and Charles City Iowa. The event showcased new agricultural machinery for fall winter and spring under field conditions. Oliver dealers from across the United States were flown in by chartered airliners in groups of 400 to view six two day programs over 13 days.

Oliver Mancel Hill Harold Hill Ted Oliver Corporation Mason City Charles City Iowa United States

Tractor Fire at Ed Doll Sr Residence

Saline firefighters responded Saturday to a tractor blaze at Ed Doll Sr's home on Saline Milan Road. The vehicle burned but no injuries are reported.

Saline Ed Doll Saline-Milan Rd

Births Spill Across Local Families From August News

The Eng el family in Jackson welcomes Alicia born August 25 at Foote Memorial Hospital. Gerald Snyder and wife share with siblings Kirk and Mark who have stayed with grandparents for 25 weeks. Krista Lynn Fuhrer arrives August 26 in Saline to Pauli and Mary Fuhrer. James Robert Chalancin born August 22 in Ann Arbor to Robert and Janet Chalancin. Anna Carrie Crisovan, sixth child of Russell and unknown mother, born Friday at Beyer Memorial in Ypsilanti. Daniel David Weber born August 25 in Saline to Frederick and Mary Weber.

H. L. Engel Alicia Gerald Snyder Jackson Foote Memorial Hospital Snyders Kirk Mark Krista Lynn Pauli F. Fuhrer Saline Robert J Ypsilanti Frederick Weber Daniel David Saline Community Hospital

Ponies Enter by Wednesday for Saline Fair Show

Pony entries for the Saline Community Fair must be sent in by 12 noon Wednesday September 17. Superintendent Karl Weavie urged owners this week as the pony show is set for Thursday afternoon followed by the winner announcement of the Name the Pony contest. A Weavie Farm colt will be given to the child naming the pony, with a saddle from Westside Hardware and a bridle and martingale included.

Saline Community Fair Karl Weavie Pony Department Weavie Saline Area Westside Hardware

Saline High Seeks FHA Members for Home Economics Club

Saline High School invites students who have completed or are enrolled in home economics to join the Future Homemakers of America. The group emphasizes homemaking, wholesome recreation, and interest in home economics with a path to self improvement through its degree program.

Saline High School The Future Homemakers of America FHA

SQUARE DANCERS TO MEET IN ANN ARBOR FRIDAY

The Single Eights Square Dance Club will meet Friday at Pattengill School Ann Arbor. Unmarried western square dancers are invited. The club is sponsored by the Ann Arbor recreation department. Pat Mathews is the caller.

Pattengill School Ann Arbor

4-H Club Members Attend AUgust Picnic and State Show

The Townline Workers 4-H report a planned August picnic with a program. Members brought stock to the Zolton Ferency picnic including Charles Schaible with Corrie dale sheep Jim Burmeister with dairy cattle Hugh Haeussler with Hampshire ewe and Sherry Randall with dairy cattle. Some members traveled stock to the State Show for judging and demonstrations.

Townline Zolton Ferency Charles Schaible Corriedale Jim Burmeister Hugh Haeussler Hampshire

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A brief reminder about staying current with The Reporter newspaper. Contact the subscription line at 429-7380 for details on delivery options and renewals.

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Smiley Post Buildings Ad Pitches Farm and Business Structures

An advertisement offers free planning and free engineering for new farm or business buildings by Smiley Post Buildings. It urges no obligation and provides contact details P G Box 232 Chelsea Michigan and phone number 517 522 8258.

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