Saline Community Highlights Blood Drive And Teen Helpers
The Saline Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit January 17 at the Junior High School from 2 to 5 and 6 to 8 p.m. Donations stay in Saline for Salinians. A teenage volunteer group assisted at the ice rink, helping with long maintenance shifts and directing traffic after a serious crash at a main corner.
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Saline Area
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Eixample
Jim Griffin
Larry Hieber
Enforced sidewalk cleaning urged in Rolling Meadows
A Rolling Meadows resident complains about dirty sidewalks and stray trash cans left in streets arguing for a city ordinance on sidewalk cleanliness. A second letter thanks volunteers and Mr Hertler for ice rink effort and fun rides on January 4, noting appreciation from a grateful parent.
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Rolling Meadows
Henne Field
Mississippi Delta hunger relief from Washtenaw Council of Churches
The Washtenaw Council of Churches invites local churches to donate canned meats fruits vegetables and dried goods at St Andrews Episcopal Church Ann Arbor to mail to Mississippi. A four cent per pound transportation cost will be added and collected with donations. The note highlights severe poverty and unemployment among Mississippi Negroes.
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Mississippi Delta
Washtenaw Council of Churches
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
N. Division
Ann Arbor
Mississippi
Dog Vaccination Clinic Slated Here
Saline area dogs will receive rabies vaccines at a 7 to 9 pm clinic on Wednesday January 18 at the fire hall. Washtenaw County Health Department and County Veterinary Association coordinate the event with a $3 per animal fee and a two year immunity certificate.
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Washtenaw County Health Department
County Veterinary Association
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County Veterinary Association
Soldier Reports 30 Day Furlough Then Deployment
Dave Toth spent a 30 day furlough at home ending December 15 and by December 17 he was in Vietnam. His wife resides with her parents the Joseph Camburns while he is away. His new address is PFC Davis M. Toth US55893276 HHC 2nd Bde 1st Inf. Div. AP.O. San Francisco Calif. 96345.
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Dave Toth
Vietnam
Joseph Camburns
Dave
PFC
Davis M. Toth
Ap.o
San Francisco Calif
Board of Review Member Resigns Over Move
Robert Bredernitz, a member of the city Board of Review, resigned on Monday as he plans to move to a new home on Dell Rd in Lodi Township. The resignation was accepted with regret.
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Robert Bredernitz
City Board of Review
Dell Rd
Lodi Township
Union Farm Bureau Meeting At Macomber Home
The Union Farm Bureau group will meet at 8 30 pm Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Macomber 4881 Weber Rd.
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Union Farm Bureau Group
Richard Macomber
Weber Rd
Who is more important men or women kindergarten debate
Kindergartners in Mr Bette Lennoxs class at Jon sen School answer who is more important. Most cite men for work and money or women for care and feeding. A few praise both or note safety and dual roles.
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Bette Lennox
Jonsen School
Steven Raham
Richard Olsen
Senior Citizens Tax Exemption Filing Reminder
Saline residents are reminded to file for senior citizens and disabled veteran exemptions with the city assessor. Assessor Robert Harrison will be at City Hall Monday Wednesday Friday mornings or by appointment at 429 4907 to assist qualifying taxpayers.
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Veterans Affairs Office
Saline
Robert Harrison
Town Topics Board selects 60 acre site for new school
Manchester Board of Education chooses the Marshall property on Ann Arbor Street as the 60 acre site for a future elementary school after study by a site committee. Pending district voter approval, construction will advance on the new site. Clinton may finance a major plant under a state act if the Budd Company accepts the financing offer tendered by its village council.
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Manchester Board of Education
Bemittee
Ann Arbor St
Marshall
Tadeusz
Maria Rybak
Clinton
Michigan Industrial Development Revenue
Budd Company
Stos
Budd Company Eyes $13 Million Clinton Plant Expansion
The Budd Company plans to locate a $13 million Clinton plant for disc brakes if municipal financing is secured. Michigan officials say bond sale and board action will shape final decisions. details on employment and completion dates are pending. The existing $6.5 million plant on Tecumseh Street is under construction and expected to double in size with the expansion.
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B. M. Conboy
Office of Economic Expansion
Michigan Department of Commerce
Budd Com
Clinton
Tecumseh St
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Board OF Review
Teddy
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Bahamas
Magic Mirror Beauty Salon
Jackson Rd
Cristine Lamberson
Janet Denhoff
Julie Hargett
Dianne Brososky
Susan Johnson
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Dawn Osborn
Lée Makielski
Stephen ‘Croy
Lorna Davis
Kaye Rogers
Susan Fisher
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Barbara’ Marion
Duane Brown
Roger Dicks
Ryan Garrett
Doug Hoppe
Siatelfars
Life Insurance Company
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ESTES
Rexall Pharmacy
Were Insurance
Egorse RD
Ypsilants
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Westside
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
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