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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1969
Page
4
Construction site at Mill Valley Apartments reported missing building materials valued at 818 dollars between December 1 and December 12. Items taken include appliances cabinets doors and fixtures awaiting installation in the under construction building.
James Young of Saline Township near Washtenaw County marks his 100th birthday on December 29. Born December 29, 1869, he lived in Saline, worked on his father's farm, then at the University of Michigan botanical gardens. He married Priscilla Rowe in 1893. five of their six children survive along with 14 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. He now lives with the Mehlers on Hack Road and plans a celebration December 27 with granddaughter Mrs LeRoy Riley in Ann Arbor.
The Masonic and OES hold a Christmas party with a 6 30 p.m potluck supper Saturday at the Masonic hall.
In the early hours Bridgewater volunteers fought a blaze at Bridgewater Lumber Co. before Saline fire units arrived. The fire, noticed near 4:30 a.m. by Bob Kirk and Ron Tyler, damaged piles of lumber with an estimated loss of 400 to 500 dollars. The cause remains unknown.
Awards were presented at the Cub Pack 464 meeting and Christmas party last Wednesday. Webelos and Cub Scout graduation certificates went to Lance McNally and Donald Miller. Arrow and badge honors earned by Dennis Thompson Billy Dennis Khalid Hanifi David Johnson Skip Johnson Larry Hoffman Bryan Rogers and others. One year service stars awarded to Dennis O Hern Gary Smith Roy Mallory and Joe Wimpie. Mike Stoll received a three year service star. Jack Moranville hosted a magic program. den fathers led a skit. Committee noted for party were Mrs Larry Wimpie Mrs Charles Hernandez and Mrs Gerald O Hern. A dog’s bark is worse than its bite and keeps neighbors awake.
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