March of Dimes Drive in Full Swing at Saline
The 1962 March of Dimes activities in Saline run through January with a handicap bowling event at Saline Lanes chaired by Mrs. Hubert Beach and supported by Richard Hoeft and Mrs. Charles Burkhart. Countywide events include nut sales by Local Boy Scouts and multiple benefit activities. Proceeds fund arthritis, birth defect research, and polio aid.
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Hubert Beach
Saline Lanes
Richard Hoeft
Charles Burkhart
Chelsea Lanes
Washtenaw
Michigan
Don Rapp
Charles Kern
Russell St
Dimes
William Klein
We Ak
Jaycee Auxiliary
Joe Bondie
William Lawrence
Bliss Charles
Howard Hill
John Dwyer
Harry Cogar
Marty
Mrs John Monroe Admitted To Saline Community Hospital
Mrs John Monroe of Russell Street entered Saline Community Hospital on Tuesday for medical treatment.
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John Monroe
Russell St
Saline Community Hospital
All Around Saline community notices and events
The Saline Jaycee Auxiliary held a progressive dinner for new members served by Mrs. Klein, Mrs. Martin Jr., Mrs. Radloff, and Mrs. Elfring with two guests. Birthday milestones, draftees completing basic training at Ft. Leonard Wood, hospital recoveries, and local gatherings are reported. Civilian and military moves include Nancy Graf’s 2nd birthday and Billy Layher’s appendectomy. Airman Louis Belleau visits before reporting to Montana duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Saline Area
Ft. Leonard Wood
Donald Jeppesen
Kenneth Jieppesen
Maple St
Reva Jane Day
Milan
Richard Wenk
Edgar Wenk
Waters Rd
Bernice Robison
Silas Woods
Paul Woods
Clark St
David Hoeft
Owen Hoeft
E. Henry St
Saline High School
Army
Billy Layher
Rudy Layher, Jr
Maple Rd
Saline Community Hospital
Bloodmobile Visit Delayed to April in Saline Area
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will not visit Saline area for its annual blood collection until April due to a full schedule, says Marian Hering. Local supplies remain in frequent demand and may be extremely low before replenishment. The Saline area Blood Bank provides blood free of charge to residents.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Saline Area Blood Bank
Red Cross
Marian Hering
Bank Raises Interest Rates at Citizens Bank Meeting
Stockholders approved higher rates effective January 1 1962 with 3 4 percent on savings and 4 percent on one year certificates. All directors and officers were re elected including Don Jeppesen on leave for U S Army service.
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Citizens Bank
Don Jeppesen
U.S. Army
162 license plates to be sold here
Automobile license plates will be on sale in Saline between 1 30 and 4 p m Saturday January 20 and again on Saturday February 3 at Community Ford Sales 106 N Ann Arbor St the Branch Secretary of State s office in Ann Arbor announced today All types of 1962 plates including passenger truck and trailer licenses will be available Purchasers are reminded that they must bring their automobile titles with them.
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Saline
Community Ford Sales
Ann Arbor St
Ann Arbor
Douthat Named Most Distinguished Youth Leader
Dr. Rudenz Douthat 33 named Distinguished Young Man of the Year by the Saline Junior Chamber of Commerce at Bosses Night Banquet for all around community service and progress. Honorable mentions include Alton Ealy Allan Grossman and John Steele. award presented by Don McKenzie after four-judge panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudenz Douthat
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Alton Ealy
Saline
Allan Grossman
John Steele
Don McKenzie
Glenn Clark
H. L. Engel
Elmer Houghton
Paul Tull
Dr. Douthat
Saline Community Hospital
Washtenaw County
Washtenaw Society of General Practitioners
Saline Area Civic Association
Future Farmers of America
Saline Community Fair Board
Kiwanis Club of
Grossman
Chamber of Commerce
Saline Fair Board
Saline Area Business Development Corporation
SACA
Saline Area Social Services, Inc
Mrs. Finn Attends Aunt's Funeral in Philadelphia
Mrs. Charles Finn was called to Philadelphia Thursday night by the death of her aunt Mrs. Harold Loeb. She returned to Saline Saturday.
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Charles Finn
Philadelphia
Harold Loeb
Finn
Saline
Ice sends Mayor Bennett to fall on Highland Drive
Mayor Jack Bennett suffered a badly bumped head and bruises after slipping on an icy sidewalk on Highland Drive on Tuesday morning. Mayor pro tem George Johnson led the council meeting that evening. Bennett returned to work on Wednesday.
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Jack Bennett
Highland Drive
George Johnson
Bennett
City Makes New Offer On Park Site
Saline City Council votes to raise land purchase offer for Saline Mill property owners Valley Chemical Co. to 1200 for nine acres and the pond after the initial 75 per acre bid was rejected. Dissent cites pond liability while supporters tout pond stability with proper maintenance. Also approves a second phone booth for Corner Drug Store and delays decision on Saline Cab Co exclusive franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Chemical Co
Jerome Hemmye
Glenn Clark
George Johnson
Douglas Milhan
Johnson
Missouri
General Telephone Co
Saline Cab Co
Saline
Hornets Triumph to Keep Saline Lead Over Roosevelt
Saline High’s Hornets defeated Roosevelt 50 to 35 on Bowen fieldhouse floor. Ed Strait and Brian LaRue led with 17 points each as Saline used a tight zone defense to frustrate Roosevelt, while Lee and McDonald contributed in a low scoring second half.
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Bowen
Saline High
Hornets
Roosevelt Roughriders
Eastern Michigan
Salinians
Roughriders
Roosevelt
Saline
Ed Strait
Brian LaRue
Hornet
Don Jaeger
Strait
McDonald
Wiethammer
Salimie
LaRue
Niethammer
Armbruster Roo
Bernard
Jeppesen
Johnson
Kuebler
Leidheiser Oo
Finkbeiner
Registration Dates Set for Adult Classes in Saline
Saline prepares adult education registration for January 22 and 23. Call the superintendent at HA 99260 with name and phone to join. Current offerings include art with Taylor Jacobsen, welding with Clyde Niedfeldt, tailoring with Betty Kuebler, and typing with Larry Smith from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Mondays. Fees likely 10 to 12 dollars for a 20 hour course, pro rated by class size. Classes begin the week of January 29. fees due at first session.
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Saline
Superintendent of Schools
HA 99260
Taylor Jacobsen
Clyde Niedfeldt
Betty Kuebler
Larry Smith
Kuebler
MMPA Dinner Meet In Saline Jan 25 With Speaker Jack W. Barnes
Michigan Milk Producers Association Saline local will hold its annual dinner meeting January 25 at Saline High School. Jack W. Barnes will speak as secretary manager. Officers and delegates will be elected and topics include February 1 price, quotas, by law changes, plus member questions. Dinner at 7 30 p m. reservations to Alwin Marion 8808 W Michigan Ave.
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Jack W. Barnes
Michigan Milk Producers’ Association
Saline
MMPA
Alwin Marion
Michigan Ave
Winnie Gall Retires After 37 Years With Local Telephone Service
Winnie Gall of Saline marked retirement on November 1 1961 after 37 years with Saline Telephone Co. A cocktail party at her Linden Court home and a dinner at the Saline Hotel were hosted by General Telephone Co. Attendees included Ronald E. Kinsman and Kenneth Conway. Messages of congratulations came from company leaders. Gall began as a Saline operator in 1924 and progressed through the years, relocating to Tecumseh and Dundee before retirement. She plans to expand church work and enjoy time with friends and family.
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Winnie Gall
Winnie
Linden Ct
William Ropenhagen
Gordon Prout
H. L. Engel
Albert Bredernitz
Saline Hotel
General Telephone Co
Ronald E. Kinsman
Kinsman
Kenneth Conway
R. D. Henemyer
W. F. Hickey
Conway
Ed Hauser
Saline Telephone Co
Michigan Associated
Exchange
Saline
Tecumseh
Dundee
Telephone Co
Meters Fail In Cold Snap Albany City faces parking meter outages
Police Commissioner Glenn Clark told Council on Tuesday that 50 to 75 percent of Albany’s meters were out of order due to ice and cold. The meters would be brought to City Hall for warming and promptly returned to service.
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Glenn Clark
City Hall
Saline Savings Bank approves stock increase and officers
Stockholders at the annual meeting decide to issue 1000 additional shares subject to banking department approval, raising capital from 6000 to 7000 shares of twenty dollar par stock. Present shareholders gain one new share for every six held. All directors and officers are re elected and Charles Lindemann becomes assistant cashier.
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Banking Department
Saline Savings Bank
Charles Lindemann
Saline Fair Board Officials Attend Michigan Conclave
Three Saline Community Fair board officers attended a Michigan Fair Association meeting in Detroit to discuss common issues and view displays. Attendees included president Don Wiedman, business secretary Robert Tefft, and recording secretary Alton Ealy. a banquet followed the session.
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Saline Community Fair Board
Michigan Fair Association
Detroit
Don Wiedman
Fair_board
Robert Tefft
Alton Ealy
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Marth of Dimes Committee
William Brink
Ralph Bowen
Ray Hunt
James Carman
Nancy Graf
Gerald Graf
William Robb
Pleasant Ridge Dr
Regent
Jackson
Bill
Dexter
Kenneth Steward
Sone Denns
James
Royal Oak
Leon Greashaber
Wayne Predmore
Mark Hannah Ct
Lavina Steward
Predmore
Alma Wahl
Bernard Stremler
Fred Kleinschmidt
Donald C. Rapp
Macon Rd
Jehovah's Witnesses
Ypsilanti High School
Nicholas Kovalak, Jr
Louis Belleau
Air Force
Chanute Field
Lewis Belleau
Lawson St
Montana
Jack” Steele
Elmer Steele & Sons Dodge Sales
City Planning Commission
C. of C
Hospital Association
Saline Community Hospital Association
Lanny Robbins
Fair Board
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