Washtenaw County Crisis Emergency Service Opens
The Washtenaw County Community Mental Health Center launches a 24 hour Crisis Emergency Service. A trained volunteer staff will assess needs and connect callers to appropriate agencies. The line 761-9834 accepts collect calls outside the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County
Roger Harbin
M. S
Abe
Harbin
Robert Winter
Thomas J. Powell
Wiliam C. Rhodes
Community Mental Health Center
Laena Jacobs
Memorial Rite Set for Former Navy CPO
Edward D. Barland 39, a retired U S Navy Chief Petty Officer, died December 29 in Ann Arbor. A memorial service will be held Sunday at the First Assembly of God Church in Saline from 11 30 a m to 12 noon with Rev. Robert Muirhead officiating. He lived at 211 Tower Dr and moved to Saline in 1965 with wife Donna two sons Michael Timothy and daughter Pattie Jean. Survivors include his parents five brothers a sister and grandparents in the Minneapolis area. Burial was at Ft Snelling Minn. A Goodwill truck will collect donations in Saline on Tuesday call 429 9695.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God
Edward D. Barland
U.S. Navy
Tower Dr
Ann Arbor
Robert Muirhead
Minneapolis
Minn
Barland
US Navy
Saline
Donna
Michael
Timothy
Patte Jean
Earl Barland
David
Gerald
John
Lyle
Richard
Herbert Ostendorf
Henry Barland
Chapter on Disturbed Children Meeting Sets Remarks
The Washtenaw County MAEDC chapter will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday January 25 in Ann Arbor at the Intermediate School District Building 120 S First. Speakers include Sally Vinter former Project 74 director and crisis emergency service coordinator and Alfred Pryor head of the Citizens Committee for Economic Opportunity which runs Head start for disadvantaged youth. The program starts at 8 p m with time for questions answers and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County
The
Michigan Association For Emotionally Disturbed Children
MAEDC
Sally Vinter
Alfred Pryor
Vinter
Pryor
Citizens’ Committee For Economic Opportunity
Washtenaw County Intermediate
S. First
Ann Arbor
Holy Cross Mission Plans Annual Parish Meeting
Holy Cross Mission will hold its annual parish meeting Sunday January 28 at the Presbyterian Church. The program opens with evensong at 6 p m followed by a potluck supper and business meeting. The Rev William Logan of the Diocese of Michigan will speak on the Interfaith Council aiding riot victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey Cross Mission
Episcopal Church
Ait the
Presbyterian Church
William Logan
Department of Programs
Diocese of
Michigan
Interfaith Council
Bridgewater Bits Holiday Visits Across States
Mrs. George Kirkpatrick and daughters returned to Midland Texas after holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kuebler and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirkpatrick in Ann Arbor. The Wenks visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman Boetter in Marchester Friday. The Dieners and family stayed with the Knapps in Delphos Ohio Sunday night through Tuesday. The Zicks visited the Durands Sunday. Mrs. Guenther visits granddaughter in Columbus. Roy Steele of Lansing spent weekend with the Kueblers and attended a basketball game in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kirkpatrick
Midland
Texas
Chris Kuebler
Roy Kirkpatrick
Ann Arbor
Edgar Wenks
Herman Boetter
Marchester
Ronald Diener
Robert Knapp
Delphos
Wallie Zick
Paul Durands
Herman Guenther
Columbus
Roy Steele
Lansing
Chris—Kueblers
City funds raise plans and retirement improvements discussed
The city will implement a January 1 pay raise retroactively due to additional funds. The retirement plan will allow withdrawal on termination, and a new personnel program will define job descriptions to better evaluate staff as the city grows.
Scouts Hike 16 Miles In Blizzard
Saline Troop 13 Boy Scouts completed a 16 mile hike along the Potawatami Trail at Bru in Lake during a weekend camp-out while drivers rested. Several youths finished the grueling trek including Joe Barrett and Roger Smead with others helping at a mid point. Leaders Harold Fritts Martin Vila Harold Hanselman Edgar Barret and Joe Masterson supervised the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruin Lake
Joe Barrett
Bruce Masterson
Roger Smead
Joe Reeves
Carl Janovits
Doug Harris
Ricky Collison
Mark Sundl
Dodge s daughter born in Saline January
Mr and Mrs Russell C Dodge of Saline announce the birth of a daughter named Sherie Irene on January 15.
Pack 474 Meeting Planned at Jensen School
Cub Scout Pack 474 will meet at Jensen School at 7 30 p.m. on Wednesday January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen School
Faith Lutheran Church Plans Building Program Meeting
Faith Lutheran Church council and building committee will meet Thursday evening with Rev. Frederick Marks regional secretary of the Board of American Missions to discuss the building program. The planned site is 6966 Saline Ann Arbor Rd. The first annual meeting is Sunday at 5 30 pm at Jensen School with a potluck dinner and review of 1967 activities and 1968 goals. Duane Girbach family of Howell visited the Simon Girbachs weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Lutheran Church Council
Frederick Marks
Board of American Missions
Th Lutheran Church In America
Herbert Reed
Saline-Ann Arbor Rd
Faith Lutheran Church
Jensen School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barbara Delvidence
Lenin A. Baler
Navy
Goodwill Industries
Ft. Snelling
Helen Koebbe
Handicraft Furniture CO
E. Liberty
Apollo Music Center
S. Main St
Lowrey-Story & Clark
Margaret Shop
Nickels Arcade
State Street
Dietzel’s Shoe Store
309. S
H. P. Johnson CO
General Electric
Hutzel
Liberty
Schlenker Hardware
W. Liberty
Ballet
Musical Society
University Musical Society
Burton Tower
Michigan Glass Coq
S. Main
Ann’ Arbor
Auto Glass
Ball Office Supply,» Inc
Luaus
B. E. Muehlig, Inc
Main St
Schlanderer and Sons
Wanty Shoes
John Leidy
Happy House Shop
Caros
Martha Washington Candy
Westgate Shopping Center
Gallup-Silkworth CO
S. State
Gulf
Honda
E. Washington
Robin Moores
N. Harris
Holy Cross Mission
Bridgewater
Church Council
Duane Girbach
Howell
Simon Girbachs
Billie’s Dress Shop
S. Ann Arbor
Strahley Chevrolet
Strahley
Chevrolet, Inc
Michigan Ave
Squarestown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!