Saline U F Budget Hearings End With August Action
Saline Area United Fund 1973 74 budget hearings concluded last Thursday. The budget committee met Tuesday to finalize recommendations for the 1973 74 UF list and donation goals. No new applicant organizations. The 1972 73 grand total was about 349 000 with 15 800 allotted to local causes including Saline Hospital and the Saline Public Library. The remainder funded county and state groups such as the Red Cross and Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Area United Fund
U.F
United Fund Board of Directors
Richard Boyd
Saline U.F
Saline Community Hospital
Brownies Cub Scouts
Saline Public Library
Saline Area
City Recreation Commission
American Red Cross
Boy Scout
Washtenaw Association For Retarded Children
Huron Valley Child Guidance
The
Salvation Army, Child and Family Service of
Washtenaw County
Cystic Fiprosis Research, Catholic Social Services
Michigan United Fund
A Monument to Persistence Improves DQ Guard Rail
Saline residents demanded action after vehicles sped by Dairy Queen with customers near the drive thru. The delay stemmed from a lost highway department work order, but City Administrator Roy Smith and Councilman Kirk Faupel secured a barricade and chain guard. Dairy Queen staffer Robin Morrow tests the new rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Ave
Saliman
Dairy Queen
Doug Elfring
Saline
Kirk Faupel
Roy Smith
Smith and Faupel
Robin Morrow
Faupel
Centennial Farm Sign Erected At Finkbeiner Family Farm
The Finkbeiner farm on Willow Road Saline Township earned Centennial Farm status. Warren Finkbeiner added a Detroit Edison sponsored sign on the lawn. The 100 acre farm traces to Frederick and Sebastien Finkbeiner with a long family lineage and a reunion planned for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Finkbeiner
Willow Rad
Saline Township
Finkbeiner
Warren
Frederick
Sebastien Finkbeiner
Sebastien
America
Black Forest
Germany
St. James Church
U.S.12
George Finkbeiner
C. D. Finkbeiner
Clara
C. D
4 ‘Wiedmayer
Alberta
Donald
Kimberly Ann
Veronica
Lynn
Donald Finkbeiners
All Around: A 50th Anniversary Honeymoon Plans
Archie and Dolly Rogers of McKay Street plan a London Liverpool Channel Islands trip starting Monday for a long delayed honeymoon. They married in Liverpool and now visit Jersey and their family graves, with a Sept. 29 Saline reunion and 1953 class members recalling a snowbound Golden Wedding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Rogers
McKay ‘St
Liverpool
Saline
Archie
Dolly
London
Monnday
Channel Islands
Jersey
Noreen
Rogers
Weller’s
Saline Town Welcomes Rhea Menzel Whitehead Return
Rhea Menzel Whitehead, daughter of Bethel Church’s former pastor in Freedom Township, and her husband, longtime missionaries in Hong Kong, return home tonight. The event is led by planning committee members Dorothy Vogel, Doug Elfring, Ron Finkbeiner, Jim Cook, and Joe Graf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Rhea Menzel ‘Whitehead
Bethel Church
Freedom Township
Rhea
Occidentals
China
Kissinger
Nixon
Ann Arbor
Dorothy Marion Vogel
Doug Elfring
Ron Finkbeiner
Jim Cook
Joe Graf
Lodi zoning update moves toward law after hearings
Lodi Planning Commission held hearings on proposed zoning revisions and made minor changes to clarify language and fix inconsistencies. The final draft will be reviewed by the Washtenaw Metropolitan Planning Commission on Aug 8 before going to the Lodi Township Board for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss ‘Lodi Planning ‘Commission
John Steele
Lodi
Steele
Ong
Planning ‘Commission
Washtenaw
Mediation Delay Pushes Saline Police Officers Contract Talks
The Saline Police Officers Association contract talks lag as mediator Walter Johnson is unavailable for two weeks starting July 23. James Douglas and City negotiator George Johnson say a meeting will be set after the mediator returns, with arbitration discussed if needed. The delay widens the cost of living dispute and extends the three week gap without a contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Police Officers’ Association
Walter Johnson
James Douglas
Policemen
State Employment Relations Commission
Johnson
Douglas
George Johnson
S.P
S.P.C.A
S.P.O.A
Ohio Youth Draws Six Month LSD Sentence
John R. Gates a 19 year old Canton resident was sentenced to six months in county jail for possession of LSD in 14th District Court. Charges of intent to deliver the drug were dropped after he was arrested July 10 when police stopped a car at N Lewis and McKay Streets and recovered 1200 LSD pills. He appeared before District Judge Henry Arkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Gates
Canton
L.S.D
Gates
N. Lewis and McKay Sts
Henry Arkison
Washtenaw County
Western Orients Saline Quintet Enrolls at Eastern Michigan
Five Saline area freshmen enrolled for fall at Eastern Michigan University completed a three day summer orientation. They joined about 150 peers for class registration counseling testing and campus tours. Fall classes begin September 4. Named Western in fall are John Charles Scott Sekerka Jim Merchant Dawn Hafner and Pat Osbron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Orients
Saline Quintet
Saline Area
Eastern Michigan University
Western
John Charles
Scott Sekerka
Jim Merchant
Dawn Hafner
Pat Osbron
Washtenaw Gets State Funds For College Program
Gov William Milliken signed a supplemental bill providing funding to Michigan junior and community colleges. Washtenaw Community College received a $57061 appropriation as part of the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
William Milliken
Michigan
Washtenaw Community College
Sept. 10 Election Set For School Bond Votes
Voters will decide Sept 10 on a joint school proposal costing about 1.18 million dollars for a new High School gym wing pool and a nine classroom Middle School addition. Voter options include 0.89 millage for 25 years or 0.87 millage for 30 years. Construction could start this year and finish by late 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guido A. Binda
School Advisory Council
Jay Donaldson
Lou Kolarov
Robert Howard
Harold Hintz
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Saline Town
Ohio
Tim Kiraly
Farm Council
Neigh
Dan Campbell
Weber Rd
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