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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1967
Page
3
Gen’s Telephone, serving 468 Michigan communities in 58 of 83 counties, reports a 1966 expansion program of 24 million dollars. President T A Saunders says monthly expenditures exceed 2 million with major local and long distance facility improvements. The plan surpasses 1865 and original 1966 budgets by several million.
Engaged couple Karen Nortley and Samuel Short plan a June wedding. Navy and Army personnel from Michigan undertake Vietnam assignments including Da Nang Hue Phu Bai and Ft. Riley as William Cammet Philip Bondie and James Stark deploy or report for duty with units handling supply, construction and transport tasks in support of U.S. operations.
The State Highway Commission reports over 40 vehicles per mile of road in Michigan. The finding highlights growing congestion across the state as urban and rural routes endure heavier traffic.
David Black found folded inside his renovation at 2290 Mor ville Rd a dated April 1 1862 issue of The American Baptist.
John Deere tools and farm equipment featured by Gross Farm Equipment located at 208 W Bennett. Contact Walker at 429 5030 for procurement and service details.
James R. Seifried of 203 Harper Dr. is promoted to captain in the Michigan Air National Guard. He serves in the 110th Combat Support Squadron, 116th Tactical Reconnaissance Group and has prior U.S. Air Force service since 1958. Seifried has seen foreign service in England and France and is currently a student.
Hubert A. Gammill announced details of the circuit assembly for several congregations to be held January 6 to 8 at Ypsilanti High School 210 West Cross Street with Milan's group among 14. Highlights include a Friday evening family circle program a film Heritage a Saturday technicolor Bible story God Cannot Lie and a main talk Sat isfying Mankind's Greatest Need by H A Fetzik. A Saline Elementary Parents Association meeting is set for 8 p m Monday January 9 at Jensen Elementary.
A new series of classes for expectant parents will start next week in Ann Arbor. Sponsored by the Ann Arbor Visiting Nurse Association and Washtenaw County Health Department, sessions occur twice weekly at 7 30 p m with registration at 6 30 p m. The first class covers How Your Baby Grows Before Birth. Instructors Mary Sexton and Margaret Chamberlain, R N s, will lead seven weekly sessions with topics including layette labor and delivery and newborn care. Fee is 2 59 dollars per couple. a fathers class and hospital tour info are planned.
The special events committee coordinates fundraisers from card parties to rummage sales to support March of Dimes birth defect research. Contacts include Mrs. James Keezer and Mrs. Jack Kelley, with others by Mrs. Philip Badour and general chair Mrs. James Keller. An Eastern Star card party is scheduled. Each year 250,000 babies are born with serious defects.
Gwendolyn Root of 509 Crestwood Circle was among three Commission on Professional and Hospital Activities employees honored for ten years of service at the December 20 luncheon. The 11 year old organization has grown from a dozen staff and 33 hospitals to over 206 employees and 1,000 hospitals in the program.
The Saline Woman's Club will meet at Mrs. Wilson Scott's home in Clinton January 10 at 2 p.m. The Fine Arts Department directs the program on antiques. Members needing a ride should call Mrs. Fred Arend to arrange transportation.
Two young boys whisper about leaving an abstract painting as an ironic excuse for mischief. The scene captures a wary moment in a contemporary gallery where visitors observe provocative works. No injuries or damages reported.
Allie Gross announced a John Deere Day show on February 4 at Saline Junior High School inviting all farmers and families. Lunch and refreshments are free. The event features Opportunity ’67, a color film on farming’s future, plus a new color movie European Agriculture shot in several European countries.
The Saline Reporter lists subscription prices for Saline County residents at 4.00 and 5.50 for out-of-country plays. The paper is published weekly on Wednesdays from 106 W. Michigan Ave in Saline Michigan 48176.
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