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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1963
Page
2
A Saline listing advertises tractors including Allis WD with cultivator plow planter for 895 and McCormick M tractors at 1250 plus several New Idea and IHC implements with prices from 175 to 695. Items include plows cultivators pull harvesters tillers riders and used home electronics like radios and Hi Fi stereos.
Used RCA combination washer dryer and Frigidaire automatic washer appear in a General Motors sale list. Includes washers dryers refrigerators ranges and dishwashers with multiple used appliance options.
Saline Hotel owner Eugene Leutheuser will relocate his restaurant to Sauk Trail Inn under a long term lease with Thomas Doenges, owner of Sauk Trail Inn. Plans call for operation by June first. Leutheuser cites space and atmosphere for expanding high quality dining. Doenges aims to restore the historic property and promote an Early American theme and antique business.
A Saline Jaycees Auxiliary meeting is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday February 26 at the home of Mrs G Merritt Martin 423 South Harris Street.
All Around Saline reports Jacob Aprill and family back from Texas and Florida while Jim Hering vacations in Clearwater Florida visiting uncles. Mrs. George Laurent treatment at University Hospital with plans to return home soon. Friends to send cards. Mrs. Wilma Briggs hosted a Friendly Neighbor birthday party at Simon Braun’s home. Ray Niethammer returns from a two week flying trip to Honolulu. Four month old John Hoeft underwent surgery at Saline Community Hospital Tuesday.
A slate of student opinions weighs the proposal to lift minimum licensing from 16 to 18. Respondents 12 to 19 years old offer varied views on independence, parental reliance, jobs, and safety. Some argue 18 is wiser, others insist 16 remains sufficient for schooling routines.
Officers of the Washtenaw County Association and CES will host a luncheon at a county home at 12 30 p m. The event includes planning for the spring meeting at the Masonic Temple in Ann Arbor and a rummage sale at the Armory on March 28 and 29.
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