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Saline Reporter

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1969

Page

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Dale Finkbeiner in motor crash surgery at St Joseph Mercy

Dale Finkbeiner 18 was seriously injured in a Sunday crash on Willis Road when a car turning left onto Bishop Road collided with his motorcycle. He underwent surgery Wednesday for a broken jaw and also has a broken arm and facial injuries. His family history is noted with his mother dead and father killed in an earlier crash. Dale survived a Friday car accident with no injuries.

Dale Finkbemer St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Willis Rd Donald Bredernitz Newbury Port Mass Bishop Rd Finkbeiner Dale Clinton High School Jewell Rd Doris Finkbeiner Lee Camp LeJeune N.C Saline Ann Arbor Rd

Citizens Bank Expands Board and Increases Capital Stock

At the annual meeting in Saline shareholders approved a 50 percent stock dividend payable February 10 1969 raising capital stock from 200000 to 300000 and increasing directors from eight to ten. Stanton G Roesch and Gerald O Bahnmiller joined the board joining Webb S Harwood A Holmes H W Kuebler Francis N Lockwood Arthur J Lutz Dr Gordon J Prout Carl F Schrandt and Clifford H Simmons. Officers elected include Harry A Holmes chairman W Kuebler president Francis N Lockwood cashier and D W Jeppesen assistant cashier. Staff includes tellers Barbara Hanselman Jean F Osterhout Charles Gorton and bookkeeping staff Betty Hieber Trene Feeman Dorothy Finkbeiner Janet Kohler Charma Green.

Citizens Bank of Barbara Hanselman Jean F. Osterhout Charles Gorton Betty Hieber Trene Feeman Dorothy Finkbeiner Janet Kohler Charma Green

New Cabinet Named by Local 892 President Ben F Brewer

UAW Local 892 president Ben F. Brewer at the Saline Ford plant announced his cabinet. Committee chairs include Virginia Stokes building, James R. Hinkle union label, Lavon Retan education, Jane Minda recreation, Richard Willis community services, David Gragg. Other chairs are Marvin Topson anti discrimination, Clara Ball citizenship, Ida Hartley Women's, and Bernie Smith plant subcommittee.

Ben F. Brewer UAW Saline Ford Virginia Stokes James R. Hinkle Union Lable Lavon Retan Jane Minda Richard Willis David Gragg Marvin Topson Clara Ball Ida Hartley Bernie Smith

Vehicle license plates on sale at Steele Dodge Sales

A representative of the Ann Arbor office of the Secretary of State will sell new vehicle license plates Saturday from 2 30 to 5 30 p m at Steele Dodge Sales located at 147 West Michigan Avenue.

Ann Arbor Secretary of State Steele Dodge Michigan Ave

Ministerial Association Welcomes Two New Saline Clergy

The Saline Ministerial Association welcomed new ministers and their wives to Saline at the Methodist Church parsonage. The Rev. Mr. Andrew Wright of the Church of the Nazarene and the Rev. Mr. Charles S Bergler of the Assembly of God attended with their spouses. After a brief meeting, the program featured Europe slides by Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Meeden. The next gathering will be in March at the new Episcopal church buildings on Ann Arbor Saline Road.

George Saucier Saline Ministerial Association Methodists Church Saline Andrew Wright Charles S Bergler Wright Church of the Nazarene Bergler Assembly of God Church Herbert Reed Europe Merle Meeden Episcopal Church Ann Arbor-Saliné Road

Teamsters Eye Site For Park At Saline Valley Farms

The Teamsters Union considers buying Saline Valley Farms owned by Harold Gray to convert it into a recreation area for members. Gray says the farm, on the market since last fall, will see a final decision by April 1. The cooperative farm and youth hostel offers camping, nature study, and swimming facilities to Saline residents.

Teamsters Union Saline Valley Farms Harold Gray Gray Valley Farms Teamsters

Lodi Bazaar Declared A Success

The Lodi Township rummage sale and bazaar for the March of Dimes drew a good crowd and netted $137.84 after a slow start. Committee members praised donations from Saline Girl Scouts, Lodi Hardware, Lodi Furniture, Brown Keg, Turner’s Lodi Greenhouse, and Murphy’s Market, with assistance from William Lutz and Worwin Lesser. The event was held at the Farm Council building amid difficult roads and a pending Mothers' March report.

Lodi Township Saline Girl Scouts Lodi Hardware Lodi Turner Murphy’s Market William Lutz Farm Council Board Worwin Lesser Farm Council

Saline HS Offers Eight Adult Education Courses

Saline schools announce eight adult education classes starting Monday if enrollment suffices. Courses run 10 weeks at $11 per series, with two hour classes needing at least 10 students and three hour courses at least 15. offerings include typing painting ceramics sewing knitting blueprint reading interior decorating and driver education at $5 per hour register with Kay Guenther.

Kay Guenther

New High School Bids Postponed

Opening of bids for the construction of Saline High School has been postponed for one week at bidders request. The reading will occur at 8 p m on Wednesday February 5 in the high school library and is open to the public.

Saline High School

Saline March of Dimes Campaign Hits High Mark

Saline reports a thriving March of Dimes drive as donors push totals above 2600 dollars with a $917.66 Mothers March result and ongoing fundraisers. Chairwoman Mrs. James Keller notes strong public support and continued events through February.

Saline James Keller

CC to Meet The Chamber of Commerce

The Chamber of Commerce will meet at 8 a.m. Tuesday in the Savings Bank community room.

Chamber of Commerce Savings Bank

Helping Hand Drive Seeks Renewals and New Participants

Saline residents are urged to re apply for the Helping Hand safety program or return blue hand cards shown in windows to confirm ongoing participation. Mrs. John Dwyer asks those who moved or wish to withdraw to return cards. volunteers are sought for new neighborhoods to protect and alert children in emergencies.

John Dwyer Dwyer

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Walley Citizens Bank Harry A. Holmes W. Kuebler Francis N. Lockwood D. W. Jeppesen Ministerial Association Teamsters Eye Child Study Club Mrs. Keller Surrey Drive Lodi Estates
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