Army of 34 Mothers To March Here For Birth Defects Work
The Saline area Mrs. Gerald Meyer chairs the Mothers March to raise funds for birth defect research. Thirty four members and friends of the Saline Child Study Club participate, with the 7 pm fire whistle signaling the start on Tuesday January 31 to cue porch lights for contributions. Followed by hospital meetings set for Saline Community Hospital at 8 pm Tuesday January 24 in the high school library.
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Saline Child Study Club
Saline Community Hospital
Gerald Meyer
Lawrence Slepsky
Child Study Club
Saline Jaycees honor Cobb as distinguished young man
David B. Cobb 31 was named Saline area's most distinguished young man of the year at the Bosses Night Banquet at Leutheuser's Restaurant. About 75 attended as certificates of appreciation were given to 14 area businesses and boards for civic support. Cobb, living at 171 Pleasant Ridge, has served as director and president of the Jaycees and worked on Curtiss Park development and the Miss Saline contest. He works for Ford in Dearborn after an overseas exchange stint in England. He is an industrial engineer and University of Michigan graduate, member of the Saline Regional Planning Commission, and husband of Janet with a son Eric. Banton credited Wendell E. Smith of Michigan Jaycees as speaker.
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Jaycees Tonight
Saline Area
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Jaycees
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Eric
Methodist Church
Jaycee
John Proctor
Ann Arbor
Tobasteo and Candy Co
Addressograph- Multigraph .Corp
Saline City Government
The
Saliné Reporter
Winter. Recreation Committee
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Michigan Jaycees
United Fund Board Elects New Directors
Five new members join the United Fund board for three year terms. Mrs. Don Leidheiser starts another term as publicity director. Newcomers are Mrs. Robert Dobson Charles Herbert Merle Meeden and John Strawbridge. Mrs. Paul Woods fills the remaining two years after Dr. Eugene Garrison resigns for military service. 1967 campaign officers to be elected January 28 at 1 pm in City Council room.
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United Fund Board of Directors
Don Leidheiser
Robert Dobson
Knollwood Ct
Charles Herbert
Woodingham
Merle Meeden
Canterbury
John Strawbridge
Bishop Rd
Paul Woods
Clark St
Eugene Garrison
City Council
Wrestlers Close Match as Saline Fights Willow Run
Saline grapplers fell 29 23 to Willow Run in Friday league action. Cal Queenan Dennis Mac Donald Terry Burmeister Doug Hehr and Dave Feld kamp scored Saline points before a late heavy weight bout shifted the outcome. Hornets set to face Chelsea at 7 p m January 25.
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Saline
Willow Run
Hornets
Cal Queenan
Dennis MacDonald
Terry Burmeister
Doug Hehr
Dave Feldkamp
Chelsea
City to Reply to Protests Over Latino Tax Ad
City officials will respond to the Statement of Protest advertising signed by Frank and Mary Brittain regarding the 1966 tax assessment of their property. The council is studying the ad and will publish a public inspection ready reply once prepared.
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Mary Brittain
Brittain Property
Board of Review
State Tax Commission
S Brittains
Allan Grossman
Saline
Brittain
Legion Auxiliary to Meet With Guest Mrs Graban as Chair
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary will gather at 8 p.m. Tuesday with Mrs. Ted Graban serving as program chairman. Special guest will be Mrs. William Buettner, second district president.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Ted Graban
William Buettner
Saline Schools Adjust Exam Week Schedule
Exam week at Saline area schools brings early dismissal for both the High School and Junior High on Friday at 44:30 a m. High School holds two full exam days January 25 and 26 with a half day January 27. Junior High conducts exams the first three days of school. Thursday is a normal day. Seventh and eighth graders have detailed exam plans. elementary schools dismiss early only Friday.
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Saline Area
Home Ec
Kiwanis Club Meets at Walker's Bakery
Members of the Kiwanis Club of Saline meet at Walker's Bakery at 6 30 p m Monday. Melvin Hartman is program chairman. A color film on conservation will be shown.
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Membirs
Kiwanis Club of
Saline
Walker’s Bakery
Melvin Hartman
Cub Scout Pack Meetings Planned
Pack 474 and Pack 416 announce pack nights on Wednesday January 25. Pack 474 starts with basketball at 6 30 pm and meeting at 7 30 pm at Jensen Elementary School. Pack 416 meets at 7 30 pm at Houghton Elementary School with a Michigan State Trooper and tracking dog as part of the program.
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Jensen Elementary School
Houghton
Michigan
Kiwanis Pancake Supper Tickets On Sale Now
Tickets for the Kiwanis Club annual pancake supper are available from any Kiwanis member. The event runs 5 30 to 8 p m on Saturday February 18 in the high school all purpose room. Public invited and tickets may be bought at the door.
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Scouts collect 32 tons of scrap paper in town drive
Scouts of Troop 446 Boy Scouts organized a paper drive collecting 32 tons of scrap paper Saturday. Residents bundled papers and merchants donated trucks from A M Chevrolet Co Leonard Merritt Lodi Hardware Gerald Coe Ed Schmok Jerry Bilyea Paul Arms Vern Collison Ron Hesse and Paul Hansen of Plymouth. Hansen lent a two truck and a 40 foot semi. Adult volunteers included Merritt Hesse Makielski Bishop Schmok Bilyea Moranville Harris Collison Sandefer Sackett Hanselman Heskett Mallory and Johnson. Paper drive chairman was Harold Fritts. Call Harold West to contribute scrap paper.
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Boy Scouts
A & M Chevrolet Co
Leonard Merritt
Lodi Hardware
Gerald Coe
Ed Schmok
Jerry Bilyea
Paul Arms
Vern Collison
Ron Hesse
Plymouth
Paul Hansen
Wwills. Hansen
Merritt
Hansen, Hesse
Ed Makielski
Elmer Bishop
Schmok, Bilyea
Jack Moranville
Bob Harris
Collison
Bob Sandefer
Milton Sackett
Harold Hanselman
al Heskett
Ray Mallory
George Johnson
Harold Fritts
dHarold
West
Saline Jayvees Fall to South Lyon in Close Tilt
Saline junior varsity lost 52 to 59 to South Lyon. Hor nets top scorers were Tom Burr with 17 and Larry Ferguson with 12, plus eight rebounds by Ferguson. Saline led briefly late but South Lyon surged in final minute.
Crime Rate Doubles in Small Saline Way
Saline police report a sharp rise in crime with theft up notably and a near doubling of criminal offenses by 46.85 percent from the prior year. Violent crimes remain low though totals include murder manslaughter investigations and several assaults. General non-criminal complaints rose 37.55 percent while traffic accidents fell about one third.
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Saline
Jim Levlett
Levleit
Feloni
Saline Fair Dates Set Five Days September 5 9
Three Saline men report from the State Fair Association meeting in Detroit that Saline Fair will run September 5 through 9 this year a five day event start Tuesday instead of the former Wednesday Children’s Day remains Wednesday and Happyland Carnival rides will begin Tuesday with special prices for youngsters on that day The extended fair aims to allow livestock judging before school opens and add an extra evening for tractor pulling events.
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State Fair Association
Detroit
Happyland Carnival
Don Wiedman
Saline Fair Board
Webb Har‘wood
Ray Girbach
Saline Hornets Top South Lyon 70 55 in League Tilt
Saline built a five to eight point lead and finished 70 to 55 as three starters scored 12 each. Jack Starling sparked the Hornets while Art Haeussler and Jim Carman added 12 apiece. Fred Franz scored 20 with 14 of 18 free throws. Saline shot 69 percent from the line and 42 percent overall. Chuck Bavol led South Lyon with 18 points. Saline improves to 3 and 1. Lincoln Dundee and Saline tied for first. next game at Chelsea Friday.
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Saline
South Lyon
Hornets
Tom Burr
Larry Ferguson
Larry
Mike Farrell
Chuck Wahl
Jack Starling
Art Haeussler
Jim Carman
Fred Franz
Sbeneh
Saliné
Carman
Haeussler
Chuck Bavol
Movie Party Aids March of Dimes Fund Drive
Mrs. Robert Dobson hosted a movie party for Jaycee Auxiliary members with 16 attendees. The event featured films of local Jaycee activities over the past year to raise money for the March of Dimes, though final donations have not yet been tallied.
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Robert Dobson
Jaycee
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