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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1975
Page
1
Saline hosts seven days of country fun from August 3 to 10 with western activities for all ages. A pre-event car wash on August 2 raises funds for Jayteen projects. Two Tommy Overstreet and Red Steagall shows Sunday August 3 at Saline High School auditorium.
Residents and shoppers voice mixed opinions on a Saline City Council study to suspend parking meter collection during September and October. Supporters cite reduced hassle and potential business boost, while critics question missing revenue and tax implications.
City Superintendent Mike Strait expressed confidence that saline residents have stable water supply as usage nears 130 gallons per person daily. He urged continued conservation and noted the urgent need for another well to meet peak flow and replace potential main failures.
Michigan researchers warn fluorocarbon propellants deplete the ozone while local merchants discuss potential bans. Westside Hardware Gambles and Lodi Hardware report stock levels and possible impacts on sales, with calls for state or nationwide solutions and manufacturer responsibility.
Planning continues for major capital expenditures to expand Saline's water system. Officials consider financing methods and a potential tap in fee increase from 1200 to 2000 per residence to align with nearby communities. State Health Department comments prompt action on well capacity and salt storage changes.
Lewis Belleau announced the Saline Fair Parade will center on the Bi-Centennial theme with a Sept 6 1975 march. Local participants are urged to contact Belleau at 429-5242 evenings to join the float design and parade lineup.
The Bridgewater team of 10 solid men claimed victory at the Bi Centenial picnic tug of war, weighing 2750 pounds bone dry. Mayor George Anderson, dunked in the Saline River, presented the trophy as officials and competitors watched in Curtiss Park.
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