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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1973
Page
3
The Saline Area Players announce their season with a picnic event featuring cooking by the group, a swim event, and a potluck. Attendees bring own swimsuits and potluck dish while the club provides charcoal and lighter fluid. Contact numbers offer sneak peek details and full plans.
Listed as medical patients at Saline Community Hospital this week are Thomas Bell of 317 Spring St. Michael Crossey of 231 Willis Rd. Eugene Heckman of Tower Dr. Alberta Larson of 218 S Davenport and Edward Marsh of 575 Rosemont. Patients at St Josephs Hospital in Ann Arbor include LaVern Fick Mrs Faye Bergey Mrs Emma Wisely George Davis Ms Marcella Schneider Mrs Mary Wild Mrs Pauline Wiedman Mrs Jo Ann Spencer and Robert Laughnn. Recently discharged at the Ann Arbor hospital were Robert Funk Mrs Elva Grannis Larry Little Robert Schartzenberger and Mrs Florence Cammet.
Saline Reporter issued July 14, 1973 as a midweek page with the Saline, Michigan address and pricing notice. It lists publication frequency Wednesday and Friday, a Saline ZIP 48176, and subscription rates 7 dollars in county and 10 dollars out of county.
Saline Senior Citizens host a July 23 pot luck at the Legion Hall starting 6 30 p m with Marsha Westenra of the Ann Arbor Volunteer Action Center discussing R S V P the retired Seniors volunteer program. Marine Pvt Steven H Kring of Saline completed a clerical and personnel administration course at Camp Pendleton Calif a 1971 Saline High School graduate.
Miss Reann Drouare and Thomas Blethen were married last Tuesday evening in the living room at the Beaches home on McKay Street. Mayor Hubert Beach officiated at 8 p.m. with George and Judith Jackson of Ann Arbor as guests. The newlyweds, both employed by Fontana Taylor Ambulance Service in Ann Arbor, will reside at 10644 West Michigan Avenue Saline.
Raymond and Cora Vanderpool celebrate 50 years with a family fete led by six children. A Sunday reception in Ypsilanti opened the week long observance, with trips planned to Williamsburg Kentucky for their actual anniversary over the coming days.
The Saline Area Chapter of ALSAC begins four weekends of canister days starting July 20 with teen solicitors outside downtown shops. Target is 1800 dollars set by state headquarters, with 760 already raised from a high school dance and candy sale. Local sponsors include Walkers Store Westside Hardware Milkey's Drake Service Walker's Bakery Saline Savings Bank The Saline Reporter Gambles Estes Pharmacy and Dancer's.
Saline schools will pay a premium of 20099 to Farm Bureau Insurance Group for full coverage this year. Duane Robison, Farm Bureau agent, presented the low bid to the School Board Monday night. The Hartman Agency insured them last year.
Winners in team play were Mrs. V Noel and Mrs. Dean Yeager who placed first. Mr. and Mrs. Art Schroeder finished second.
Saline Police recovered a pair of oval wire prescription sunglasses found Monday and stored at police headquarters on S Ann Arbor St. for potential claimants to present ID.
Farmers paid 2.8 billion dollars in farm real estate taxes and 2.5 billion dollars in federal and state income taxes in 1972, reflecting a heavy tax load across farm operations and related incomes.
The Tri-Township Farm Bureau Group meets July 25 at 8 p.m. at John Kohler's on Austin Rd. Diane LaRue of Mt. Pleasant is named to Central Michigan University's winter semester straight A honors list and Sandra Gutekunst earns CMA recognition for a B or better average. Major Little League photo sessions are scheduled at Henne Field on July 21 for straight A honors and Babe Ruth pics were developed. managers should visit The Reporter shop for lineup details.
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