FREAKISH STORM AN UNWELCOME GUEST A
A Saline holiday weekend saw several traffic incidents but only one injury case. Four year old Albert Smith II of 290 Clark St sustained a fractured leg and abrasions after swerving into a car driven by 17 year old Douglas Bacon on Clark Street. The boy was treated and released from Saline Community Hospital. No ticket was issued to Bacon. A separate three car collision near N Ann Arbor and Tower Dr caused minor damage with no injuries. A Saline patrol car was damaged when Wendell Eldridge hit it. he may be ticketed for following too closely. The patrol car remained in service after the incident.
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Albert Smith II
Clark St
Saline Community Hospital
Smiths
Albert
Douglas Bacon
Weber Rd
Clark
Bacon
Smith
Leon Bacon
N. Ann Arbor
Tower Dr
Sue Catherine Gainsley
Mill Valley
Lauren Wild
S. Harris
Dwight Below
Britton
Walters
Wendell Eldridge
Hillsdale
Michigan
Eldridge
Sheriff's Department
Allan Grossman
Saline Windstorm Remains Mysterious and Destructive
Saline residents recount a Friday storm that left trees down and one garage destroyed while indoor occupants remained unaware. The bewildering event prompted debate over wind strength and a possible new weather term. Police logged hot wires and power outages as General Telephone crews restored service.
Jaycees Challenge Blood Drive Showdown at Houghton School
Saline Jaycees announced a blood drive contest inviting all local clubs and groups to donate the greatest number of pints by percentage at the Red Cross Bloodmobile at Houghton School on July 15. The event runs 2 to 8 pm with a trophy for the winning organization and a target of 100 plus pints for the community. Two Saline youths, 6 and 9, were picked up for unlawful entry at Mill Valley Apartments. the mother will repay damages estimated at 951 dollars and juvenile court action is possible.
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Saline Jaycees
Jaycee Auxiliary
Red Cross Blood Bank
Jaycee
Dick Compton
Houghton School
Compton
Jaycees
Houghton
Red Cross
Mill Valley Apartments
Michigan Ave
Kids to Win Bikes Radios In Fun Contest
The Saline Reporter launches a youth driven campaign to boost readership. Fifty bikes and radios will be awarded to youngsters who sell 20 and 10 new subscriptions respectively. Bike Day on July 31 invites winners to collect prizes and pose for photos at The Reporter 106 W Michigan Ave. GO TO WORK KIDS.
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Saline
Saline Reporter
Michigan Ave
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