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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1963
Page
4
The Double A Dance club for unmarried men and women over 25 will hold a dance on Thursday March 7 at the YM YWCA in Ann Arbor. Dancing from 9 pm to midnight with orchestra music and refreshments provided.
Local Girl Scouts began a door to door can vass to collect Gold Bell gift stamps to obtain two buses for recreational use by Ypsilanti State Hospital patients. The drive aims for 5 500 stamps and residents are asked to have stamps ready when the scouts call, chaired by Mrs. Thomas Buchanan.
Allie Burkhardt plans another retirement and transfers the Saline real estate firm to Waldo Jim Gross. Gross will open Gross Real Estate at 111 N Davenport, offer full brokerage services, manage property and rentals, and maintain Burkhardt as a salesman. Burkhardt served 39 years at Saline Savings Bank and seeks relief from responsibility.
The current constitution has 17 articles and about 22 000 words with obsolete wording, while the revised document cuts to 12 articles and roughly 19 000 words, simplifying statutory details and modernizing phrasing.
Fred Wiedman Carl Curtiss and Allie Gross received charter member pins earned in 1929 for helping found the organization. Harold Gray presented the pins. Lee Robison and Bill Crim Jr were inducted as members by Jim Covert of Pontiac. District Governor Covert attended with his wife.
A Youth Committee of the Pittsfield Grange sponsors a new square dance group for youngsters ages 11 through high school. First meeting at 6 30 p m Thursday March 7 at the Grange Hall on Saline Ann Arbor Rd. Call Harold Hoffmeyer at 662 3405 for details. The Pittsfield Grange also hosts a Saturday night dance from 9 p m to 1 a m open to the public featuring square and modern dancing.
The Saline Reporter notes it is published every Wednesday at 106 West Michigan Avenue Saline Michigan. It lists subscription prices of 3.00 in county and 4.00 out of county with second class mailing paid in Saline Michigan.
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