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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1967
Page
2
Michigan safety data reveal 2,296 killed and 156,700 injured in 302,000 crashes across 1966. One in 7.4 vehicles and one in 9.2 drivers were involved. state police note persistent risk amid rising licensed drivers and travel.
The Simon Girbachs visited Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jearmy in Parma Sunday afternoon. The Andrew Poets and the Stanley Poet family attended the wedding reception Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Thom as Hanselman at the Kiwanis Activity Center in Ann Arbor. Diane Kruger spent Friday night and Saturday with Kathy Feldkamp. Thurman Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Andrews and daughter visited the Clyde Krugers Sunday evening.
The Tri-Township Farm Bureau group will meet at 6 30 p.m. Thursday December 21 at Florence Filsinger home for a Christmas party and dinner. There will be a 1 gift exchange.
The Misses Lenora Haeuss ter Nancy Diable Sharon Lancaster and Gail Girbach attend ed the Junior 4-H leaders retreat at Tecumseh Woods Friday and Saturday.
The Future Teachers Association of the High School completes plans for its annual Christmas party at University Hospital. Seniors discuss recent field trips to Rackham School of Special Education in Ypsilanti and to University Hospital. Celeste Klein shares cadet teaching experiences at Houghton School.
Michigan State University appointed Dr. James D. Rust as full time ombudsman to answer questions and resolve problems for students. The campus reports an average faculty age of 42 with about 800 instructors at MSU for under five years.
Michigan livestock farmers praise the 1965 statewide meat inspection act and the Department of Agriculture for aggressive enforcement and fewer duplications while noting 40 licensed plants still lack full inspection. Legislators from populous counties are blamed for budget shortfalls, affecting public meat supply protection.
Saline Post Office will remain open until 5 p m on Saturday December 16 as a special service to patrons Post master Clark Gordon announced The local office will close at noon on Saturday December 23 as usual
Cheryl Henes a senior in home economics education at Michigan State University has been initiated into the Alpha chapter of Omicron Nu national academic sorority. A 1985 Saline High School graduate, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Henes of 7941 Bethel Church Rd.
Salinians will enjoy a Christmas carolling tour by Girl Scouts in the downtown area from 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday as part of the Neighborhood Christmas party at Jensen School from 1 to 4 p.m. The event ends with games, gift exchange, and refreshments at the school. About 250 girls across Brownies and junior senior and cadet levels participate.
Mrs John Hull is reported doing well and moved from Saline to Beyer Hospital in Ypsilanti with further surgery anticipated possibly Friday. Nina Arend at St Joseph Mercy Hospital has a broken hip from a Sunday fall at 102 BE. Elinor Donoghue underwent surgery at Saline Community Hospital last week. Mrs Clement Guenther is a post surgical patient at 9801 Austin Rd. Steve Wild, son of the Laur en Wilds, is a medical patient at Saline Community Hospital. Ed Redies employees await his first visit since a heart attack weeks ago. Mrs Howard Schrader fell at home and fractured her hip. she is at St Joseph’s Hospital. The Clyde Kruger family visited the Fred Fergusons for supper Monday evening.
Alwin Marion of Washtenaw County, a dairy and cash crop farmer near Saline, was elected to the Farmers Petroleum Cooperative board at its November 27 28 meeting at Michigan State University East Lansing. The nine member board will elect officers for the coming year with Carl Heisler Eugene Roberts Wm Beattie and Wm Wilkinson serving as officers and David Morris named to the executive committee.
The Jaycees plan their annual Christmas shopping party for needy children Sunday afternoon. Kids will get money to buy gifts for their families, then enjoy refreshments and a visit with Santa. Proceeds from the club's fruit cake sale fund the event.
Jaycee and Auxiliary members host a Christmas party for their own children at 6 30 p m on Wednesday December 20 at the Houghton School. About 1000 children are expected.
Michigan farmers who backed the meat inspection law urge lawmakers to provide legislative appropriations to implement the program. They call upon all concerned citizens to join the effort for a fresh wholesome meat supply.
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