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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1963
Page
6
Hoover Ball and Bearing Co. announces a regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share and a year end extra 25 cent dividend. Record date is July 9 1963 with payment July 29 1963. Shareholders will vote on a two for one stock split at the July 9 meeting and a 15 cent quarterly dividend after the split.
Police reminded parents and youngsters of bicycle rules after several complaints about unsafe riding. Cyclists must ride on the right with traffic and no more than two abreast. One rider per bike, headlights at night, rear red reflector, and a bell. no sirens.
The 34th Renz-Steeb reunion gathered 70 members at the Armbruster cottage on Portage Lake. William Lindemann, 81, was the oldest attendee, while 14 month old Mark Gerstler was the youngest. Marvin Becker was named president for the coming year with Bruce Cammet as vice president and Betty Cammet as secretary, Ed Cammet as treasurer. Next year’s reunion is slated for September 13 at the same location.
July church schedules list offerings from Nazarene, United Church of Christ, Trinity Lutheran, Bethel, St Andrew Catholic, St Johns Lutheran, York Baptist, First Assembly of God, Salem Lutheran, Federated Presbyterian, First Baptist, and Methodist. Activities include worships, Sunday schools, youth meetings, prayer gatherings, picnics, and choir rehearsals across several dates in July.
Washtenaw County Board of Supervisors met June 11 1963 in Ann Arbor to hear budget items and personnel actions. The session approved substitute seating for two members, discussed attending a Denver conference with expenses, and accepted a county treasurer communication. The afternoon agenda covered zoning changes, civil defense, probation officer pay raises, and new staff positions including a homemaker service and clerk-typist upgrades.
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