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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1964
Page
12
The Saline Neighborhood Girl Scouts sold 391 cases this spring, raising $2,111.85. Mrs Keith Chambers, cookie chairman, praised efforts and thanked the public for cooperation in the sale.
The Sunday 12 30 league finished with Pinbusters 42 22 Mustangs 36 28 Commandos 33 31 Fearsome Fivesome 30 34 Fluba Dubs 26 38 Also Rans 25 39. High team game was Mustangs 742 and high team series Fluba Dubs 2089. High individual game Ron Callison 215 and high individual series Lloyd Lee 530.
The Alumni Club requests lawn swings chairs and flowers for the Saline High School dance this Saturday. Call Elvin Armbruster Winifred Gall or Jeanne Levlett to lend items. club will pick up and return. Public event hosted by the Alumni Club.
Saline alumni are invited to help decorate the Alumni Isle Ballroom for the Hawaiian themed dance on Saturday. Call Elvin Armbruester at 429 9748 or 429 9481. decorating times span morning and afternoon before the dance.
At the Friday event the Elementary School held field day for 3rd and 4th grades with boys and girls competing separately. Winners listed include Wayne Hart and others in running broad jump and 30 and 60 yard dashes, plus relay and field events across both grades.
The Manchester Area Blood Bank announces an open clinic at St. Marys Church Hall in Manchester on Friday June 12 from 2 to 5 45 and 6 45 to 8 PM. The drive invites any resident of the Manchester School District and Double A Products staff and families to donate. Donors aged 18 to 60 may give with parental release required for ages 18 to 21. Reservations via Mrs Roland Grossman or Mrs Franklin Beck. Double A employees register at the plant for preferred time.
An elderly man recites a familiar adage about men being like streetcars, only for a child to interject with a puzzled question Whats a streetcar revealing playful generational humor and a quick wit exchange.
Paul Sell of 374 Hollywood Drive reported a blue Hiawatha girls bike stolen around noon from the Intermediate School. His daughter owned the bicycle and no suspects are named in the report.
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