Meha Board Outlines Plans For Individual Home Sites
Meha details siting of private homes on land near the main retirement village with brick cottages, carports, and landscaping. Prospective owners would fund construction on Meha land and transfer ownership to Meha upon leaving, with Meha providing site, supervision, and services for 65 dollars monthly. A January meeting aims to secure commitments for construction to start next spring.
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Meha Board
Meha
Meha Board of
Jack Begrow
Begrow and Brown
Dwight Rich
Lansing
Ward Estes
Detroit
Hornets JV Narrowly Top Dexter In Overtime Thriller
The Hornets JV battled Dexter to a 50 50 tie at the end of regulation then won 55 53 in overtime. Charles Niethammer scored 17 points including a two point OT basket while Dave Feldkamp and Don Drake added key fouls shots and Jerry Austin led Lincoln with 16 in a 69 44 win the next day.
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Hornet
Dexter
Charles Niethammer
Saline
Dave Feldkamp
Don Drake
JV Boys
Lincoln
Jerry Austin
Hornets
Saline Freshmen Open Season With Wins And Close Loss
Saline freshmen beat Milan 34 11 in the opener with nine of 18 players scoring. They then fell to Manchester 28 21 in a close road game. Coach Larry Smith highlights Bill Hunt Dave Farrell Larry Belleau Ed Scruggs and Roger Wiedmayer as the team's core. Next game is home against Dexter on Thursday December 19.
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Saline
Milan
Manchester
Larry Smith
Bill Hunt
Dave Farrell
Larry Belleau
Ed Scruggs
Roger Wiedmayer
Saline residents form trio in Ann Arbor Symphony
Three Saline residents Herman Merte violin Margery Schnell harp and Ellen Pros ser tympanum play with the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra as its 35th season begins The second concert will be at Ann Arbor High School on Sunday December 15 at 4 p m
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Ann Arbor
Library Board Meeting Set in Saline Public Library
Saline Public Library board of directors schedules a 7 30 pm meeting on Monday at the library to discuss upcoming programs and library services.
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Saline
Hornets Open Conference Play With Loss to Dexter
The Saline Hornets fell 56-44 to Dexter in their Friday night conference debut. Dexter pulled away in the fourth quarter after a tight game, aided by 10 free throws and rebounds, as Gary Kind led Saline with 14 points. Saline also lost 76-59 to Lincoln on Saturday with Kind scoring 13. Kudler and Tucker added late scoring, and Saline heads to an upcoming conference game.
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Hal Cerensky
Hornets
Dexter
Saline
Dreadnaughts
Gary Kind
Ron Tucker
Harold Kutler
Ron Callison
al Hartman
Cliff Travioli
Jim Wheeler
Dave Henes
Lincoln
Kudler
Lawrny Steiner
Jim Feldkamp
Bruce Niethammer
John Harvey
Jim Griffin
Tucker
Hartman
Dogs Run Free in City Face Fines Under 116
City officials warned dog owners to keep pets under control or face a fine up to 50 dollars and potential jail time up to 60 days under Ordinance 116. Police noted numerous complaints of dogs roaming freely within city limits.
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E. J. Muir
Saline Holiday Activities Build Christmas Spirit
Saline residents boost Christmas plans with parties, carols, and programs. Brownie troops, Girl Scouts, and church choirs rehearse while Santa visits stores and centers. Santa’s arrival on December 21 includes a cartoon movie, merchant prize drawings, and a large Santa mailbox for letters. Christmas windows showcase student art in diverse styles.
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Robert Masterka
Linotype
Trinity Lutheran Church Children’s
Jack Leonard
Joanne Wing
William Klein
Masterka
Paul Tull
Rudy Wahl
Thomas Buchanan
Stanley Taylor
Santa Claus
Saline Savings Bank
Santa
Paul Emerson
Willis Rd
Kiwanis Club
Saline
Saline High School
Voices from Saline Send Greetings to Sons Worldwide
Five Saline families used the Red Cross Voices from Home service to send sound greetings to sons and relatives in the armed forces. Recordings from Federated Church included messages to Si in Germany, John in San Diego, Jeffrey aboard ship in the Pacific, Danny in France, Bill in Iceland, and more. Red Cross volunteers hosted the session and served refreshments, calling the event satisfying and fun.
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Red Cross
Pacific
Iceland
San Diego
Europe
Paul Woods
Federated Church
Germany
Harry Chattertons
Paul Arms
Lois
John Chatterton
Jan Nielsen Lyndon
Jeffrey
Por
Tage Lake
Robert Hehrs
Sara Schaible
Danny Hehr
France
U.S. Air Force
Lynford
Florence Bracey
Bill
Air Force
George Austin
Edwin Hering
Saline
American Red Cross
Washtenaw County
Mrs. Austin
Kiwanis Club Sells Popcorn Balls Downtown
Kiwanis members will make and sell popcorn balls in decorato r colors downtown each night from December 17 to December 23. Balls are priced at six for 25 cents and may be ordered from any Kiwanian.
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Kiwanis Club
Downtown stores to stay open with free parking drive
The Chamber of Commerce urges free downtown parking from December 16 to 24 for Christmas shoppers. Participating stores stay open Friday night every night except the following Saturday, and Monday December 23 until 9 p.m.
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Chamber of Commerce
Christmas Operetta The Little Blue Angel To Be Shown
The Little Blue Angel operetta will be presented twice at the Intermediate School. The 6th grade performs Monday at 8 p.m. and the 3rd grade performs Tuesday at 8 p.m. Both shows are free to the public under director Ruth Brei denthal.
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3Rh
Ruth Breidenthal
Christmas gifts from Ypsilanti State Hospital patients for sale
Elderly patients in a geriatrics project at Ypsilanti State Hospital made a variety of gifts sold at the Volunteer Gift Shop. Items include walnut cutting boards, rag rugs, stockings, felt bags, and walnut inlay dominoes. About 400 patients contributed, with plans for ward parties on December 20.
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Ypsilanti State Hospital
Geriatrics Research Project
Thomas Buchanan
Volunteer Services Council
Fifth annual Jaycee Christmas lighting contest opens
The fifth annual Jaycee sponsored Christmas home lighting contest is open to all city residents. Ron Finch, chairman, announced this week. A plaque will be awarded to the home decorated with the most good taste and originality. Jaycees themselves will do the judging just before Christmas.
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Ron Finch
Jaycees
Saline Area Schools Council Sets Committees and Terms
The Saline Area Schools Advisory Council approved four standing committees public relations facilities finance and curriculum and set term lengths by lot for the initial members. One two and three year terms were drawn for 24 members with future terms three years. Appointments to committees are made by Chairman Gerald Coe. Next meeting is January 2 with annual meeting the first Wednesday in November.
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Saline Area Schools Advisory Council
Board of Education
Leonard Burmeister
Paul Herter
David Myers
Kenneth Gates
Ernest Girbach
Max Ross
Jackson T. Bennett
Gerald Coe
Rudenz Douthat
Jameson Ford
Elwood Hansen
John S. Larder
Alwin Wild
Robert Morton
Robert Tefft
Allan Grossman
Robert Merchant
Donald Wiedman
Albert Gall
Michael Misna
Milton Sackett
Carl Seeger
George Bonich
Robert Mittendorf
Carl Robinett
Lauren Wild
Local man launches publishing venture in Michigan
A new publishing firm, M. & W. Quill Publishing Co., debuts with The Patch in Santa's Paints. The book, about Jimmy Courage, sold over 6,000 copies in three days and is available in Saline and Ann Arbor and Detroit.
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Michigan
Santa’s
Saline
Ann Arbor
Detroit
M. & W. Quill Publishing Co
Lauren Wild
Charlie Manos
Detroit Free Press
Detroit Times
Detroit Edison Co
Jimmy Courage
Lauren
Ray Courage
Neil Staebler
Manos
Rotary to Meet at St Paul Church Thursday
Saline Rotarians will meet at 12 05 p m Thursday at St Paul Church. Doug Schuur is program chairman.
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St. Paul Church
Doug Schuur
Saline Fair Board Re-Elects Officers Plans 1964 Audit
The Saline Community Fair Board re elected Ray Girbach as president and named a three member audit committee led by Allan Grossman to review the books early next year. A 1964 fair is officially set for September 9 to 12 to avoid school start conflicts.
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Saline Community Fair
Saline Schools Close for Holidays This Friday
All three Saline area schools will dismiss at the usual hour on Friday December 20 for Christmas vacation and will resume classes on the morning of Thursday January 2.
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Saline Area
Saline Community Hospital Hosts Christmas Party
A Christmas party for staff board and employees of Saline Community Hospital will be held at 8 p.m. Friday at the Town Club in Ann Arbor.
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Saline Community Hospital
Ann Arbor
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