Saline Historical Society Meeting Tonight
Saline Historical Society schedules an 8 p.m. gathering at the Middle School Library on Wednesday February 28. Members and local history enthusiasts are invited to attend and discuss society activities.
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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1973
Page
3
Saline Historical Society schedules an 8 p.m. gathering at the Middle School Library on Wednesday February 28. Members and local history enthusiasts are invited to attend and discuss society activities.
A dense listing of Saline area clubs meetings teams classes and boards with dates times and locations. Groups include Saline Area Study Club OES Chapter 311 Saline Volunteer Firemen Auxiliary Athletic Boosters Woman's Club Masonic Lodge Jaycees Rotary Planning Commission City Council and Senior Citizens plus activities such as basketball karate classes weight watchers and bridge.
Corinne Kelli Spencer and Gary R. Widmayer, Saline High School graduates, wed Feb 3 at Evangel Temple in Ann Arbor. The bride, a University of Michigan student aiming for speech therapy, and the groom, employed at Lyndon's Color Lab in Dexter, will reside at Half Moon Lake near Dexter.
The Saline Jaycee Auxiliary hosts its seventh annual style show on March 22 at 7:30 p.m. in Saline High School All Purpose Room. Billie's Dress Shop Dancer's Department Store and Walker's Store provide fashions. tickets start February 26 at $1.50 adults $1 students. Door prizes and desserts added.
The Saline Jaycee Auxiliary announces an Art Fair at the Community Center on May 6. Registration and booth reservations are due soon. Booth fee is $5. For information call Fran Cundiff 429 4835 or Alice Walters 429 2226.
Mrs. James Perkins says they are here on a two year business arrangement and will soon return to Denver. The Perkins bought a Willis Rd home after moving to Saline last fall with four children. Jim Perkins works as a subcontract administrator for Martin-Marietta and oversees a Bendix Corp parts contract in the area.
Elaine Found associate professor of home economics at Eastern Michigan University and graduate student Elizabeth Hellbig will address Saline Child Study Club on Food Habits in Children. Meeting to be held Tuesday Feb 20 at Mrs. Gerald Meyer’s home 4318 Braun Rd.
A tri county dance to aid the March of Dimes is set at the Tri County Sportsman's League clubhouse on Moon Rd Saturday February 17 at 8 30 p m Members and guests are welcome to attend
A free babysitters clinic for area youths aged 11 to 14 runs Mondays 3:30 to 4:30 in Saline Middle School Room 15, starting Mar 5. Mr Mullet of the Red Cross demonstrates artificial respiration and safety basics. advance registration is required by phone. Sponsored by the Saline Jaycee Auxiliary with no charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wild of 1107 Lakeview Ann Arbor celebrate their 63rd anniversary on Friday Feb 16. He is 87 and a former farmer and worker at King Seely Thermos. she is 80 and a long time caterer. They have eight children, 23 grandchildren, and 27 great grandchildren. Grandson Manning Harvey will wed Marilyn Hinds at St. John Lutheran Bridgewater with Rev. Dennis Falk officiating. A dinner at Schumm's Coffee follows, cake at 617 W. Madison.
Saline High School senior Kay Bailey receives the Miss D A R Citizen award chosen by students and faculty. She will join other winners for a D A R Citizen gold medal ceremony at 7 30 pm Thursday at Ann Arbor Women’s Civic Club. Kay, 17, is a varsity cheerleader and FVHSA state president.
The Saline Kiwanis Club a 23 member group hosts a pancake sausage and applesauce dinner at Saline Middle School on Saturday February 24 from 5 30 to 7 30 p m Proceeds fund Kiwanis community service projects Tickets are held by Saline Kiwanians and can be reserved through club members
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