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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1962
Page
5
Kiwanis members and wives will hold a Christmas party and record dance at 6 30 p m Monday at the American Legion hall A 50 cent gift exchange includes a poem about the recipient.
Local social brief notes record Lori Ann Reimold's third birthday party at Milton Reimold's home, Marie Kay Jedele's baptism at Salem Lutheran Church, and a Farm Bureau Christmas gathering with potluck and gift exchange.
County planning commissioner Robert Carpenter told Kiwanians that a future expressway from Detroit could enter the county near W Territorial Rd and run west. He suggested a peripheral route along Zeeb Rd Pleasant Lake Rd Wagner Textile and Saline Ann Arbor roads area.
Snowy scenery around Saline enchants nearby farms and churches with festive whiteness. Carl Curtis's Christmas tree draws visitors from Ann Arbor. Rolling Meadows neighbors hang lights and wreaths, brightening the area. Christmas music from St. Paul's steeple fills the crisp air as Julia and Pat Bird return for holidays. Dexter accreditation committee visits Dexter High School for North Central Association review.
Ronnie Bloom, a first year puppeteer at the Intermediate School, will present a three act hand puppet adaptation of Why the Chimes Rang on Wednesday December 19 during the seventh grade English period. Assistants include Mike Johnston Bob Morton and Mark Burkhardt with praise from Thyra Bixby of Merediths Marionettes. Ronnie is the son of Kenneth and Mrs McDonald of 11650 Macon Rd. Scout uniforms welcome call HA 99853.
Salinians woke to frosted windows and frozen cars as temperatures plunged well below zero. Don Gable reported 12 below on Weber Road, while Waterworks Road residents logged 10 and 4 below at another home. Nearby readings ranged from four below to zero, with Marquette student Johnny Thoss counting 22 below there and 25 inches of snow. The cold slowed mail pickups at the post office and boosted tow calls with 25 to 30 recoveries logged by AAA.
Saline Community hospital auxiliary this week donated 800 to the hospital for equipment. About 400 was raised at the auxiliary smorgasbord and party, with the balance from other fund raising projects during the year. Staff doctors will meet with Administrator Robert Maurer to decide how the money is used.
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