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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1964
Page
4
Johnson with Sales at 173 W Michigan Ave Saline promotes RCA Victor New Vista black and white TV consoles and portable consolettes. The ad touts ten years in color TV service and offers a free demonstration.
Eight grade responses propose cures for fear including conquering it with steps and support, facing fears gradually, seeking security with friends, and learning why one is afraid. Several emphasize reasoning, exposure, and preparation to reduce anxious feelings.
Washtenaw County 4-H youths earned numerous awards at the 35th Detroit Junior Livestock Show December 7 to 10. In a large entry, Marlene Girbach of Saline won the grand champion hog carcass, with Meat Fair of Detroit purchasing at 50 cents a pound, and JoAnn McCalla of Ann Arbor claimed the reserve grand champion pen of barrows. Other local winners in various divisions included James Burmeister, Nan cy Diable, and Gary Girbach with multiple placings across sheep, beef, and swine categories, reflecting strong county performance.
Milan Theatre will stage The New Interns this Friday and Saturday at 7 00 and 9 15 P M and Sunday at 2 00 P M and 7 30 P M Tickets and further details are available at 432 1261.
The Saline Community Fair year end report shows $2,982.80 in premiums going to local pockets from the 1964 Fair. Kiwanis gate sales yielded $350.14, FFA set up and maintenance earned $325, Auxiliary Police $175, and American Legion $842.72 from lunchroom meals. Treasurer Webb Harwood presented the figures at the Fair Board meeting.
A total of 32 candidates filed nominating petitions for six seats on the Washtenaw County Community College board. Among them are Allan Grossman and Mary Woods from Saline. The filing deadline was 4 p.m. Wednesday.
World Book Encyclopedia notes early Christian observers say followers of Christ were called Christians in Antioch Syria. A major Christian community formed outside Palestine in that city as the movement spread.
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