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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1963
Page
4
The Pittsfield Grange sponsors weekly Saturday dances with square and modern dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The public is invited to attend at the hall throughout the season.
The Friendship Extension group will meet Monday after noon at the home of Mrs. Andrew Poet.
Social rounds show Lake County residents visiting relatives in Dearborn and Detroit. Weddings, birthdays, and church ceremonies share weekend gatherings, with hospital recoveries noted and a dog rabies vaccination clinic planned in Saline with a $3 fee per dog.
The mayor urges council action on retirement reform and avoids placing it before voters. He favors stronger housing restrictions while promoting affordable and larger homes within city limits. He advocates continuing the street program focusing on Henry street and a block of South Davenport, supports the planning commission, and seeks a bigger recreation and park program using available land to expand facilities for Saline residents.
Classified notice advertises a white porcelain Magic Chef gas stove with oven broiler and four burners in fine condition for $25. Viewings at 201 West Michigan Avenue.
Mrs Carl Moehn and Charles Brown led the opening session of the Pittsfield Grange Euchre tourney held at the Saline Ann Arbor road hall. Women winners were Moehn Steele Wiedmayer. men winners were Brown Moehn Steele. Door prize went to Mrs Walter Hieber. Mrs George Martin played the most lone hands.
Tiny Nora Jane Brillhart weighing three pounds four ounces at birth is reported to be doing fine in an incubator at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor. Born January 1 at 11 p.m. she is Saline's first baby of 1963 to Norris and Mrs Brillhart of 406 N Harris Street. Mother returned home Sunday.
Farmers may apply for price support loans on 1962 crops including wheat oats barley rye dry edible beans soybeans flaxseed and grain sorghum by January 20 per Washita County ASC office manager Carolyn Stump. Loan approval deadlines are January 31 1963 with farm stored loans needing two weeks for storage inspection grain sampling and lab grading before loan documents can be finished.
The University of Michigan plans to establish a Performance Arts Research Laboratory to drive changes in staging architecture and technology as the arts fields evolve, including dance ballet and music, with aims toward equating development across performance forms.
The Kassel Farm Bureau group will meet Thursday evening at 8 p.m. with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Poet. The gathering aims to discuss local farming issues and community updates.
Mayor Jack Bennett urges the state highway department to cut down the Mills road hill at the Mills and Michigan intersection. He suggests using dirt from the hill for the dike. State plans widening and resurfacing Michigan from Monroe to the east city limits with curb and gutter where needed.
The Saline Community Hospital Association will hold its annual meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday January 22 at Saline High School. All stockholders are urged to attend.
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