Saline Junior Club Opens 1968 March of Dimes Drive
Members meet to plan a county campaign with card parties coffee hours and a rummage sale. Saline organizers include Norma Keller Lee Cummings Pam Losee Paula Haarer and many others with events at the Masonic Hall Presbyterian Church and a Jaycee Auxiliary coffee hour featuring Mrs Duncan Sells as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Ann Arbor
Neil M. McIntyre
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Norma Keller
Saline Area
Lottie Slepsky
Saline Child Study Club
Lee Cummings
Judy Mullin
Dixie Briegel
Helen Martiny
Kat Hutchins
Pam Losee
Roni Logan
Kay Struble
Cheryl Nothdurft
Marie»Graf
Pat Lehtonen
Nancy DeWolfe
Junior Child Study Club
Paula Haarer
Esther Gross
Pat Hutchins
Presbyterian Church
Jaycee
Robert Nbson
Knollwood Ct
Duncan Sells
Saline locals lead Washtenaw County AFL CIO council election
Two Salinians were elected to offices by Washtenaw County AFL CIO members in Ypsilanti. Charles Gorham won 59 votes as financial secretary. Beverly Ford of Saline was named recording secretary. Troy Shepard of Ann Arbor was re-elected president with 66 votes. multiple officers were also chosen or reappointed, including Art Wood as COPE chairman.
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Washtenaw County
AFL *L-Cio
Ypsilanti
Charles Gorham
Gorham
DAW
Ford Motor Co
CWQ
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
Troy Shepard
Local 512
Ann Arbor
Bill Plom
Dick Watson
Ken Beer
Afl-Cio Council
Floyd Kersey
Henry Meson
Ransomnvills
Wilbur Baggett
Joe Wajtowies
Guide
Art Wood
COPE
Wood
Council
Police Officer Resigns to Take Post in Livonia
Lawrence Tilford resigned from the Saline Police Department to join Livonia Police on January 22 after the council accepted the resignation effective January 20. Tilford had served since August 3, 1964, after moving to Saline in 1963 and previously worked at Chrysler Proving Grounds. He will maintain his Saline home at 159 Elmwood Ct for a while.
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Lawrence Tilford
Livonia
Hobby Club Meeting Set For Tuesday Afternoon
The Hobby Club will meet at 1 pm on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Harold Smith located at 324 Highland Drive. Members will discuss club interests and plan upcoming activities.
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Hobby Club
Harold Smith
Highland Dr
Sa line Public Library to Elect Officers at Meeting
The Sa line Public Library board will elect officers at its annual meeting held at 8 pm on Tuesday at the library.
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Library Board
The
Saline Public Library Board
Wounded G L Talks to Parents From Japan
Jim Griffin recently wounded in Viet Nam spoke by phone from his hospital bed in Zama Japan. His mother said his spirits are good and he expects to return to the United States late February or early March for skin grafts and eye treatments.
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Pic
Jim Griffin
Viet Nam
Japan
Griffin
Pfc
James W. Griffin
U. S. Army Hospital
Zama
Apo San Francisco
Calif
Clyde Griffin
Robert Starling, Sr
Saline
Bill
Camp Zama
Army Hospital
Starlings
Jim
Saline planners to discuss zoning boards at meeting
Saline Regional Planning Commission will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Saline High School library. Rudy Haban of the Washtenaw County Metropolitan Planning Commission will discuss the relative merits of township level zoning boards and planning commissions. All interested persons are invited to attend.
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Saline Regional Planning Commission
Saline High School
Rudy Haban
Washtenaw County
Estes Named New Director of First Savings Association
Robert H. Estes of Saline was elected by the First Savings Association board to fill the unexpired term of the late Arthur F. Nissly. Estes, a 12 year Saline business veteran, previously managed Gil trow Pharmacy now Estes Rexall Pharmacy. He is a Ferris State pharmacy graduate with six children and resides at 8735 Dell Road, Saline.
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Robert H. Estes
Saline
First Savings Association
Arthur F. Nissly
Nissly
Michigan Ladder Company
Ypsilanti
Estes
Menden
Mich
Giltrow Pharmacy
Estes Rexall Pharmacy
Menden High School
Ferris State College
South Haven
Tecumseh
Giltrow
Pharamracy
Saline Rotary Club
William Lutz Post
Lodi Study Group to Meet at Textile Road Home
Lodi study group assembles at 3270 Textile Rd. home of Mrs. C D Host on Tuesday with Irene Groeb and Helen Bee co hosting the event.
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Lodi
C. D. Hostsear
Textile Rd
Irene Groeb
Helen Bee
Advisory Council Recommends Pool Vote
Saline Area Schools Advisory Council urges a special election at the end of March to decide adding a natatorium to the new high school. The council’s pool steering committee would work with the Board and architect if passed.
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Saline Area Schools Advisory Council
Board of Education
Advisory Council
Pro
Lo-Field Farm Bureau Meeting Planned at Schnerring Home
The Lo-Field Farm Bureau will hold its meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Jas Schnerring on Lohr Drive.
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Lo-Field Farm Bureau
Jas Schnerring
Lohrd
City Council Reappoints Officials Adds Alternates
The 1968 City Council at its first meeting reappointed all city officials and added alternates including Mayor George Johnson, Assessor Robert Harrison, new councilman Jack Measley, retired councilman Hugh Keveling, City Administrator Mike Strait, and Councilman George Anderson. Measley seated at County Board meeting. Jameson Ford named absent council rep to Chamber of Commerce. Edward Marsh to Planning Commission. Mrs. Robert Heiserman added to Recreation Commission. Strait and others named to cemetery board of appeals.
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George Johnson
Robert Harrison
Jack Measley
Hugh Keveling
Mike Strait
George Anderson
Measley
Board of Supervisors
Jameson Ford
Chamber of Commerce
Edward Marsh
Planning Commission
Robert Heiserman
Recreation Commission
Glenn Clark
Southeastern Michigan Regional Planning Commission
Council of Governments
Anderson
Michigan Municipal League
Library Board
Strait
Gerald Bahnmiller
Ray Davis
Cemetery Board of Appeals
Allan Grossman
Maurice Doil
Constance A. Hertler
Harrison
Richard Cole
John Klein
DPW
Cole
Harold Armbruster
James Levleit
Paul Gerigk
Levleit
Construction In Saline City Surpasses 11.4 Million in 1967
Saline's 1967 building department report shows permits totaling 11.4 million dollars. Commercial work led with 590 200 for the A and P store center. Single family and multiple dwelling permits reached 488 900 and 405 000 respectively. New fire hall was among April commercial permits. Garage permits total 48 500 and alterations plus replacements added 108 600. No fall out shelters permitted.
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Saline
A & PB
Rolling Meadows Subdivision
Clark St
Robert Harrison
130 Additional Cemetery Lots Available at Oakwood
Oakwood Cemetery adds 139 lots, each with six graves, for city residents 150 per grave and 175 for out of town buyers. Half the price funds perpetual care. Graves may be bought individually or in six grave lots.
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Oakwood Cemetery
Rotary Speaker Robert Fisher to Address Noon Meeting
Ann Arbor resident Robert Fisher will speak at the Thursday noon Rotary Club gathering at Leutheuser's Restaurant. Bart Strahl is the program chairman.
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Robert Fisher
Ann Arbor
Rotary Club
Leutheuser
Bart Strah‘Ya
Saline High seeks proof of 100th anniversary
Local historians and school officials request definite information on whether the Class of 1968 marks Saline High School’s 100th anniversary. Call Harold Hintz or Paul Thibault by Friday to confirm as June commencement diplomas must be ordered. The Jaycees explain their civic mission serving men 21 to 35 in 6,000 communities nationwide.
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Saline High School
Harold Hintz
Paul Thibault
Rev Meeden elected Head Of United Fund
The Rev Merle R Meeden pastor of the First Baptist Church at 541 Canterbury Dr was elected president of the Saline Area United Fund board at a Tuesday meeting. Vice president is Mrs Robert Dobson. secretary Cecelia Ference. treasurer Rev Lawrence Cole. assistant treasurer Jon Ditz. Ditz is new to the board. New members include Mrs A E Hagen Tom Mason William Crim Jr and Mrs Ference will serve another term. An officer meeting is set for January 30.
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Merle R. Meeden
Canterbury Dr
First Baptist Church
Saline Area
Ditz
A. E. Hagen
Tom Mason
William Crim, Jr
Ference
Saline Welcomes First Baby of 1968 Mr 1968 Debuts
New Year baby at 6 21 am is Mark Richard Trapp born to Mr and Mrs Berbert Trapp Jr of 154 Nichols Drive Saline. The first child, a husky boy, has an older sister Kimberly Sue and parents set to celebrate their fourth anniversary. The Trapps attend Trinity Lutheran Church and he works as assistant manager at Arlan's in Ann Arbor.
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Mark Richard Trapp
Saline
Berbert Trapp
Nichols Dr
Kimberly Sue
Trapps
Trinity Lutheran Church
Trapp
Arlan’s
Ann Arbor
Saline Jayceés
Little Mir
Saline Srea
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March of Dimes Drive
Karen Thoss
Joann Pearsall
Carol Zeeb
Mary Mancari
Pat Woods
Marie Graf
Misse Gransden
Gayle Burmeister
Carlene Sell
Ardela Erskine
Betty Dobson
Roni Wogan
County Union Council
G.L
Ed Marsh
Jim Ford
George
Rotarians
Jaycees
Rev. Meeden
United Fund
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