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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1963
Page
3
Highs noted in Saline bowling leagues with top scores for individuals and teams. Barb Siemen led with 182 in women’s Wednesday league while Janet Rotunno posted 467 series. Estes Pharmacy topped team game 792 and series 2136. Additional high marks include Bert Cruse 523 and Richard Hoeft 597 across Thursday and public-league events.
A historical bowling sheet records team standings and high scores. Notable entries include Estes Pharmacy Dee Jay Drive Inn and Saline Mercantile among top teams with 2559 and 2525 series totals, while individual leaders show C Hoover Jr 227 in 200 games and Ted's Service 856 in high team games. Other top scorers include Paul Thibault 237 and Frank Mayfield 214 with multiple 500+ series.
In a local business scoreboard match Tech's Service edges Saline Mercantile 50 to 26 as Quick Insurance trails at 49 27. Harry's Ltd records a 44 32 result in the nearby standings.
Tecumseh hosts the Mills Bros Three Ring Circus in its 24th annual edition on May 9 announced by John Henderson ticket chairman for local service clubs. Proceeds fund the community Center kitchen, with advance tickets offering up to 50 percent of proceeds and 60 cent savings per ticket. The circus promises lions liberty horses trapeze chimps llamas camels and an elephant ballet. Also noted are local students home from Western Michigan University for a holiday.
Armando, a Mexican national working as a bracero in California and Michigan, earns up to 25 dollars a day doing stoop labor. He plans to return home, taking part of his wages and belongings, while debates over the program spark opposition from domestic workers and critics.
The Busy Workers 4-H club met January 15 at 7 30 p.m with president Kay Gordon presiding. Ruth Esch led opening pledge as members roll called and several demonstrations taught sewing box contents making a dress measurement and knitting. A movie on easy dress making was shown and refreshments served with next meeting set for February 19 1963 hosted by Marilyn and Carolyn Girbach.
Our sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for the gifts and cards received on our 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs and Mrs Leanor Roehm.
The Washtenaw County Coordinating Committee for the New Constitution elected officers at its second meeting in Ann Arbor. Elected were Mrs. William Reifel as president, John Hathaway as vice president, Mrs. Ivan Duff as secretary, and Clan Crawford as treasurer. The group formed key committees and invited all Washtenaw organizations to join by supporting the proposed constitution. Headquarters are at 120 E Huron, Ann Arbor. Next meeting is February 5 at 8 p.m.
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