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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1968
Page
6
The Rev. Douglas Niemi of Bay City, first mission pastor of Faith Lutheran Church, will lead the Sunday morning service here for Fast Action Classifieds. The 9 a.m. service is at Jensen School while the present pastor Rev Herbert Reed is on vacation.
On August 6 voters will decide Proposition 1 to create a judicial tenure commission and Proposition 2 to establish a state officers' compensation commission.
The Lansing report outlines three propositions. Proposition 1 creates a statewide judicial tenure commission for investigations and recommendations to the Supreme Court. Proposition 2 sets a state officers compensation commission to fix salaries for top officials. Proposition 3 would permit the governor to appoint judges to vacancies in any court of record or district court, with appointment not for newly created posts.
The Happy Hands 4-H Club met at Pat Finkbeiner's home for July with new business on a float and fair poster. A club picnic is set for August 22 at Little Wolf Lake. Demonstrations by Barb Weber and Lois Frey followed with games and refreshments. Also reports show Michigan farmhands earned $1.23 hourly in 1966 compared with $2.71 for factory hands per MSU studies. Visitors included Elaine Mallion and family Willis Edward Block Southgate California the LeRoy Jedele family Saline and Frank Schwartz Wayne. Block stayed until Monday.
Saline Baptist Church announces a daily vacation Bible school starting Monday for ages 5 to 14 at 9 to 11 30 a.m. Each day features Rev. George Luttoch leading gospel stories and songs with bus pickup across most city areas and Woodside Trailer Court. On August 8 parents may attend talent displays and memory work.
Philip Mason assistant professor of music at Albion College presents the first of three doctoral recitals at 8 p.m. Thursday in the School of Music Recital Hall North Campus Ann Arbor. He will be assisted by a string quintet and his wife Coral at the piano.
Private Ronald G Barrett 2484107 has a new address at Pit 1036 Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego California 92140. The update lists the recruit’s assignment details and the base location as part of the military housing and mail system.
Mr and Mrs George Schafer of Allen Park and the Clarence Schafer family of Southgate visited Charles Kruger Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charles Kruger and Ed Hartwig attended the funeral of their uncle Herman W Giese in Carleton Wednesday afternoon. The Gerald O Connors returned from a two weeks vacation at Hidden Valley Resort with seven of their eight children. Mrs Richard Wanty spent Tuesday at her mother's cottage at Vineyard Lake near Wamplers. The Wanty youngsters stayed on for a visit.
Mike Stallard a 15 year old of 10414 S Ann Arbor St told police Saturday his bicycle and another bike owned by his brother were taken from the alley behind the local drug store. The Men's Club of St Andrew's Church will meet at 8 pm Thursday in the parish hall.
Piano: Chickering upright grand in very good condition with beautiful tone for 250 dollars. Furniture list includes a Serta studio couch, 2 desks, arm chair, coffee table, single bed, chests of drawers, metal bookshelves, bookcase headboard and other assorted items. Call 429-7918.
Classified listing for a 3 bedroom brick ranch available August 15. Built in kitchen, paneled basement, backyard lighting and extras near a school. Full price 22500. FHA mortgage assumed at 384 percent for low monthly payments. Phone 429 7918 for appointment.
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