Saline residents aid Miller family after fire
In Saline area residents mobilized to support the Miller family after their home on West Michigan Avenue was destroyed by fire. Saline Social Services and the Red Cross coordinated clothing furniture and essentials from schools and donors with Denton Miller’s coworkers at Universal Die Casting organizing ongoing contributions and requests for needs.
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Saline Area
William Miller
Michigan Ave
Red Cross
Jensen Elementary
Millers
Edwin Hering
Miller
Universal Die Casting
Smith
Herin
Saline Social Services
United Fund
Saline Postal Service Sets Record Christmas Mail Volume
Postmaster Clark Gordon announces Saline handled 164 349 outgoing pieces from December 1 to 24 1966, a 17 percent rise from 1965. He credits Zip Coding and early mailing for efficiency and thanks the public for excellent cooperation.
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Clark Gordon
Saline
Parsons Finds Saline Produces Fine Friends
Harry Parsons recounts how Saline neighbors and local helpers aided him after a fall and knee injury. His assistant Harry Chatterton and school vocational students filled shifts while counselors arranged extra hours. Nearby stations offered help, showing the town’s supportive network during a tough time.
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Parsons
Harry Chatterton
Chatterton
Harry
Harrys
Paul Thibault
Salad Buffet Luncheon Planned by WSCS Circle
Doreas Circle of WSCS of the Methodist Church plans a public salad buffet luncheon at the church on Tuesday February 14 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tickets sold by Mrs. Vern Osterhout and Mrs. John Lake. contact numbers provided.
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WSCS
Doreas
The
Methodist Church
Vern Osterhout
John Lake
Must The Cost Of Insurance Always Go Up
The piece argues insurance costs rise with claims and depend on driver behavior. By reducing accidents and following safety rules, current and future costs can decrease instead of increase.
Disturbed Child Seminar Planned at York Woods Center
A seminar titled The Community and the Emotionally Disturbed Child is set for January 27 at York Woods Center on Platt Rd from 9 am to 1 pm. Speakers include Willis Bright Dr J N P Struthers Kenneth Davis Dale Rice and keynote by Dr William F Kirk.
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York Woods Center
Platt Rd
Willis Bright
J. N. P. Struthers
Children’s Division
Kenneth Davis
The
Family Service
Dale Rice
William F. Kirk
Ann Arbor Kiwanis Readies 41st Annual Rummage Sale
Ann Arbor Kiwanis Club prepares for its 41st rummage sale at the new Activities Center corner of Washington and First Streets. Call 665-0450 for pick up. proceeds fund a community room on the second floor and aid local families.
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Ann Arbor
Four Steele Brothers Run Three Markets in Ann Arbor
In Saline the Steele family once operated a packing house by the mill pond. The noted centennial market ad lists Lloyd Rolly and Bill Steele but omits Roy. The Steeles now run three markets in Ann Arbor with their current packing house at the same location.
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Steele Brothers
Lloyd
Rolly
Bill
Roy
Mill Pond
Saline
Steeles
Ann Arbor
Tom Schwoche Receives BA Degree and Starts Teaching Post
Tom Schwoche earned a Bachelor of Arts in art education from Eastern Michigan University and has accepted a teaching position in the Hazel Park school system teaching art to grades one through six starting January 30. An open house honoring his graduation was hosted by his father William Schwwocho and Mrs. Schwwocho of Ann Arbor, with about 75 relatives and friends in attendance.
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Tom .Schwoche
Eastern Michigan University
Hazel Park
Tom
William Schwocho
Schwocho
Ann Arbor
Nutrition guidance from Michigan health officials urges balanced diet
Dr. Albert Huestis outlines daily food group targets including milk meat vegetables fruits and grains to ensure nutrition. He warns against paid supplements and notes exceptions for illness. The piece also mentions the old Jordan house demolition on W Michigan Ave after a fire.
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Jordan
Michigan Ave
New Arrivals in Saline Welcome Two Young Families
Don and Jan Hatto moved with Melodie and Shelly to 43 Hollywood Dr on January 14 from Ann Arbor. Don hails from Trenton and Jan from Marlette while both studied at Eastern Michigan University. He is an Ann Arbor civil engineer and Jan pursues a Masters at AMU with a teaching certificate. The Hattos belong to Dixboro Methodist Church and enjoy camping, including three weeks at Yellowstone.
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Saline
Don Hattos
Jan Bussies
Don
Jan
Melodie
Shelly
Ann Arbor
Hollywood Dr
Trenton
Marlette
Thumb
Michigan
Eastern Michigan University
AMU
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Harry Parsons
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
D. Duane Robison
Kiwanis
STEEB
Albert £. Heustis, M.D
Michigan Department of Public Health
Lansing
Milan
Mirisch Corporation
Melville Shavelson
Delure
Pansyisign
Kirk Douglas
Senta Berger
Frank Sinatra
John Wayne
Yul Brynner
Eckrich
Sauerkraut
Kraft Parkay
Stokely
Betty Crocker
Shedd
Duncan Hines
Devil’s Food
Jor
Hattos
Dixboro
Yellowstone
Jan Bussie
General Motors Corp
Charlotte
Ann
Alan
Elkhart
Ind
Indiana
LaGrange, Ind
Western Michigan University
Ian
Angola
Tri-State
Willow Run
Canada
Mexico
Faith Lutheran Church
A & M Chevrolet & Olds Co
Chevrolet & Olds CO
Ford Sales
N. Ann Arbor
Westside Hardware
W. Michigan
Hartman Insurance Agency
Milt Hartman
North Ann Arbor
Saline Jaycees
Harry’s Standard
Nationwide Insurance
Mel Hartman
Textile
Movie Guide
Campus
Martha
Citizens Bank OF Saline
F.d.lc
Federal Reserve
Dable Automatic Laundry
Dancer’s Department Store
Saline Reporter
Valentines
Sander
Graf’s Gulf Service
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