Miss 1963 Brillhart Born in Saline Incubator Birth
Nora Jane Brillhart, born at St. Joseph Mercy hospital in Saline on Tuesday at 11 pm, weighed three pounds four ounces and entered an incubator. Her parents, Norris and Margaret Brillhart, live at 406 N Harris St. The family has two older children, Greg and Rene. Nora Jane will stay in the incubator several weeks while gifts from local merchants await her first public appearance and The Reporter plans a birth notice.
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St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Norris Brillhart
N. Harris St
Saline Community Hospital
St. Joseph
Saline Area
Stork
Nora Jane
Margaret
Brillharts
Saline
West Unity
Hoover Containers, Inc
Greg
Renee
LeAnne Milkey
Emil Milkeys
Walker’s Bakery
Estes Rexall Pharmacy
Vera
Dubl E Laundry
Gambles
Westside Hardware
Margaret Brillhart
Cut & Curl Beauty Shop
Lodi Greenhouse
Dancer’s Department Store
Walker’s Dollar Store
Lodi Hardware
Schmid’s Foods
Saline Mercantile Co
Hospital Ends Fiscal Year In the Black
Saline Community hospital reports a 1962 fiscal year ending September 30 profit of 1308.45, its first since opening in May 1959, reducing cumulative operations deficit to 82017.96. Administrator Robert Maurer cites wage limits and strong community support. expansion or remodeling could further improve profitability and bed efficiency.
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Saline Community Hospital
Robert Maurer
Maurer
American Cancer Society
Fun Club
Lamb Club
Savings Bank Board Elects Crim Jr Vice President
William Crim Jr son of William Crim Sr longtime bank leader was elected vice president at the recent board meeting and began serving today. A Olivet College graduate and father of four, he previously worked four years at the Manufacturer's National Bank of Detroit and now resides in Birmingham.
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William Crim, Jr
Saline Savings Bank
William Crim, Sr
Olivet College
Manufacturer
S National Bank of Detroit
Legion Junior Auxiliary Plans Sliding Party
Members of the American Legion Junior Auxiliary will meet at the Legion Hall Saturday January 5 at 4 p.m. for a sliding party weather permitting.
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American Legion Junior Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Jaycees to Burn Discarded Christmas Trees at Curtiss Park
The Jaycees hold their annual Christmas tree burning on Saturday January 5 at Curtiss Park to aid fire prevention. Residents should place trees at the curb for early pick up, with Jaycees meeting at the American Legion hall by noon. Ed Doil chairs the project. the public is invited to watch.
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Curtiss Park
American Legion Hall
Ed. Doil
Social Service Delivers Christmas Boxes to 11 Families
Saline area Social Services donated Christmas boxes to eleven underprivileged families and six shut-in persons during the holidays.
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Social Service
Saline Area Social Services, Inc
March of Dimes Hostesses Sought in Saline Area
Saline area hostesses are asked to host a coffee hour or a benefit bridge party to support the 1963 March of Dimes drive. Call Mrs. Jerome Lamb at HA 97100 to volunteer. Funds will aid arthritis research birth defects polio vaccination efforts and the Salk Institute of Biological Studies.
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Saline Area
Jerome Lamb
Salk Institute of Biological Studies
Bloodmobile Visit Here Set January 31
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Saline on January 31 to replenish stocks for the Saline area Blood Bank. The bank, which provides blood free of charge to residents, is down to about 30 pints. About 80 to 120 pints are needed in the area during the year.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Saline Area School Board to Meet Next Wednesday
Saline area Board of Education will hold its next regular meeting January 9 in the High School conference room.
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Saline Area Board of Education
Saline Hornets Struggle In Chelsea Holiday Play
Saline High fell to Chelsea in the Holiday Tournament after a 66-60 win over Vandercook Lake. The Hornets, missing Mike Johnson, face Lincoln Consolidated next in a non league game as they aim to rebound from two losses and a lopsided setback to Jackson St Marys.
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Saline High
Lincoln Consolidated
Salinians
Mike Johnson
Chelsea
Vandercook Lake
Jackson St. Mary’s
Jayhawks
Saline
Hornets
Jayhawk
Jim Feldkamp
Ron Tucker
Vandercook
Dave Lyons
John Englebert
Jim Griffin
Gary Kind
Curt Farley
Bulldogs
Keck
Englebert
Armbruster
Kind
Robinett
Feldkamp
Saline Chamber hears Bott on community development
William Bott executive director of the Ann Arbor Chamber of Commerce will speak to Saline Chamber members at their Tuesday luncheon at Marty's Restaurant. He discusses city development issues facing local business, citing Niles improvements and his work revitalizing Ann Arbor's downtown and campus districts.
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William Bott
Ann Arbor
Bott
Chamber of Commerce
Niles
Michigan
Indiana University
Saline C-C
Saline Chapter 311 OES to Meet Monday Evening
Saline Chapter 311 OES will hold a regular meeting at 8 p.m. Monday January 7 at the Masonic Hall.
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Saline
O.es
Masonic Hall
Saline Methodist to Name Replacement for Longtime Choir Leader
Mrs. Robert Merchant, known as Woodie, resigns after 35 years as Saline Methodist Church music director effective January 1. Since 1955 she built a three-choir program and sent many members to music majors. Ron Attinger named as her successor.
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Saline Methodist Church
Robert “Woodie” Merchant
Saline
Saline Methodist
Ted Stimpson
Ron Attinger
Saline Intermediate School
Merchant
Man injured by accidental gun discharge in Saline
Christopher Young of 6920 Saline Ann Arbor Road was treated at Saline Community Hospital for a right knee cap injury after a gun discharged while he attempted to remove an unfired shell. The sheriff's department said the accident occurred Monday afternoon.
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Christopher Young
Saline
Ann Arbor Rd
Saline Community Hospital
Sheriff’s Department
1962 Outlook Bright For Saline Merchants
Local merchants in Saline report profits up in 1962 over 1961 across hardware appliance and farm implement dealers and department stores. Services like laundries dry cleaners beauticians and service stations were busiest, with optimism that 1963 will be similarly strong.
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Saline
Officer Doesn't Quite Get Bird
Two officers hunted a gunless pheasant at a roofless hotel section after Mrs. Still reported a trapped wild bird. They used a ladder to reach the roof, but the bird fled as Prince began descent, proving capable in flight.
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L. Z. Still
Still
Hugh Prince
Sheriff's
Duane Trotz
Attorney General Decision Threatens Washtenaw Veterans Exemption
Word spreads among Washtenaw county veterans that the October opinion by Attorney General Frank Kelley would reduce the homestead exemption signficantly. Assessor Bob Harrison notes Saline, 10 of 12 recipients would lose eligibility if kept, and county wide roughly 50 to 60 percent could be affected.
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Washtenaw County
Saline
Bob Harrison
Veterans Affairs
Carl Heldt
Frank Kelley
Board of Review
Heldt
Attorney General’s Office
Harrison
Lansing
New Council’s First Meeting Set Monday
The 1963 city council will convene at 8 p.m. Monday in City Hall. Incoming councilmen Robert Strohl and Donald Dechert and re-elected Mayor Jack Bennett were sworn in by City Clerk E. J. Muir after the November election.
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Robert Strohl
Donald Dechert
Jack Bennett
E. 3. Muir
Saline Township Nomination Petitions Filed in Local Primary
Nominating petitions were filed Monday with township clerk Warren Finkbeiner for all ballot posts in Saline Township. Republican Albert Bredernitz faces Russell Smith on the Democratic ticket in the general election. Democrats Russell Smith and William Lutz filed for Supervisor and Justice of the Peace, respectively. no GOP JP candidate. Incumbents filed on the GOP ballot: Bredernitz, Finkbeiner, Arnold Wild, Owen Zahn, Clarence Hall, Lauren Finkbeiner, Elmer Glotz, and Walter Graf for various offices. four constable posts open. Bredernitz and Wild were appointed to their current roles.
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Saline Township
Albert Bredernitz
Russell Smith
Warren Finkbeiner
William Lutz
Justice of the Peace
GOP
Bredernitz
Finkbeiner
Arnold Wild
Owen Zahn
Norman Bohnett
Clarence Hall
Board of Review
Lauren Finkbeiner
Elmer Glotz
Walter Graf
Wild
Clarke Gordon
Intermediate Room Mothers Postpone Meeting
The meeting of the Intermediate School Room Mothers has been postponed to 8 p.m. on January 15. The speaker will be John Mader director of special education for Washtenaw County.
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John Mader
Washtenaw County
Christmas Shopping at Walker's Dollar Store
Chairman reports members took youngsters shopping on a Sunday at Walker's Dollar Store and finished selecting gifts. The event highlighted community involvement and charitable outreach.
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Walker’s Dollar Store
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Nora Jane Brillhart
Savings Bank Board
Crim, Jr
Birmingham
Aline
Jaycee
Douglas Elfring
Dave Hess
Duane Semark
Herman Radloff
Elfring
Richard Semark
Karl Feldkamp
John Klein
Jameson Ford
Charles Lamberson
Don McKenzie
G. Merritt Martin
George Newton
March OF Dimes
Lanny Robbins
Frank Keck
Doug Robinett
Harold Kudler
Keith Armbruster
Main Street
O.E.S
Woodie
NEW Council
Jaycees
Herman Radic
Uaw-Ocio
Ford
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