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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1962
Page
4
A women’s fitness program begins February 12 at the Intermediate School gym from 8 to 9 pm each Monday. The eight week course costs about $5 per person and includes exercises volleyball and basketball. Thirty? enrolled. call Hazel 9 7085 or the superintendent’s office at Hazel 9 9260.
The Town and Country Extension Club will hold its regular meeting at 8 p.m. February 21 at the home of Mrs. Albert Ahrens on W. Michigan Ave. On February 26 the group will gather for a hat party at Mrs. Edward Cammet’s home, 268 W. Bennett St.
Miss Amanda M. B. Haeussler 67 died Thursday at Saline Community hospital after a two month illness. She lived with her sister Mrs. Ida Gramer at 101 Russell St for 18 years and worked at the Saline Hotel for 18 years. Funeral services were at Bethel Evangelical Reformed Church Freedom township with burial in the church cemetery. Memorials may go to Bethel Church.
First prizes went to Minnie Klumpp and Ted Braun along with Alma Wahl and William Guenther. Second prizes earned by Marilyn Rentschler and Lorrin Jedele. Guenther claimed a galloper and Glenn Crittenden won the door prize. Two more sessions remain in the tournament.
The Lo Field Farm Bureau postpones its monthly meeting from February 9 to February 16. The group will convene at the home of Mr and Mrs George Brassow at 3160 Brassow Rd at 8 30 p m.
Four foreign teachers will speak at the Elementary Parents Association meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in the school. Principal Marian Barclay will moderate a panel with Miss Behjat Dinbaly from Iran, Miss Pongsuwan Tongya from Thailand, Santokh Anant from India, and Madechai Gonen from Israel.
Strait led Saline with 22 points as the Hornets used a strong third quarter press to pull away from Pinckney. LaRue nine and McDonald eight joined Jepesen seven and Johnson seven in the balanced scoring. Ed Guy topped Pinckney with 14 points in a 64 40 Saline victory.
Local bowler Wanda Burkhart teamed with Bill Spuci in the Moose Lodge mixed doubles in Ann Arbor. Wanda rolled 216 207 178 for 601 to top their squad and earn high series and high game, while Bill added 120 179 169 for 468. their handicap was 1258 and a plaque and pin await Wanda from the association.
After a season setback to Dexter, the Junior Varsity squad beat Pinckney’s Little Pirates 59-39 then edged U High 43-42 as time expired. Keck led scoring with 10 in the Pinckney game, while Harold Kuder clinched the U High win with a late free throw for the 43-42 victory.
Women's and men's bowling standings show teams such as Gamble's Estes Pharmacy Saline Savings Bank and Bridgewater Lumber amid multiple leagues. Scores range from mid 20s to mid 50s with teams like Riverside Conv Home Keglers and Uphaul Electric leading in late rounds.
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