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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1973
Page
3
Reverend Donald Madea teased the turnout at Saline High School as about a hundred attendees while candidate Rob Harvey spoke on board of education. Board member Donald Kraushaar quipped that it was a ministerial estimate.
Paul E. Davis of Saline has been named manager of a new Tin Research Institute western office in Palo Alto California. The role will provide free technical service to tin users across the western United States and Canada. Davis previously worked in the Columbus office since 1951 and has strong tin applications knowledge. He is married to Irmagene, daughter of Saline residents the Blairs.
Trinity Lutheran Church at 195 E Michigan Ave hosts a Vacation Bible School with Bible lessons songs games and crafts. Classes run Monday through Friday from 9 to 11 30 am starting June 18 and ending June 29.
Debra Lee Prater of Saline is engaged to Michael Savage of Westernport Maryland. Debra is a Bauder Fashion College graduate in Miami and Michael works at Potomac Motors in Cumberland Maryland. A September 28 wedding in Saline is planned. Suzanne Lynn Handy of Clinton is engaged to Merlyn Randall Miller of Dexter. Suzanne is a 1972 Saline High School graduate, Merlyn a 1970 Dexter graduate who attended Michigan State University. Both work at the Chrysler Slipp plant in Ann Arbor. Wedding set for October 20.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Morton of Saline announce the engagement of their daughter Lynnetta to Steve Bradley son of Mrs Verna Bradley Mabry and the late W B Bradley of Saline The groom is a 1970 Saline High School graduate and the bride a 1973 Saline graduate A November 24 wedding is planned.
The Ann Arbor chapter of the International Meditation Society announces a third introductory transcendental meditation lecture for Saline and nearby areas. Six new teachers join the program with Pete Armstrong and Vicki Bertch leading sessions in Saline. the first free lecture begins 8 p.m. June 13 at Monroe Street Community Center.
Local A L S A C leader Cheryl Martin reports April candy sales gathered about 750 dollars for leukemia research. About 30 high schoolers sold door to door on April 14 and others sold to friends and parents for weeks prior.
The Saline Area Schools band program enrolled 69 new students at instrument rental night on Monday. Music Director Dave Walter expects 100 beginner bandsmen by fall, with many summer classes still open though the 1 p.m. clarinet and corner courses are full.
Service member Samuel Moser E-4, son of Dr and Mrs James H Moser, now stationed in Tehran with the U S Army Audit Agency. A 1967 Saline High School graduate, he joined the Army in 1971 after earning a University of Missouri degree, with prior assignments in Saudi Arabia and Frankfurt Germany.
Bill Burmeister has been admitted to University Hospital in Arn Arbor for surgery and will be laid up a week to ten days after the operation as part of treatment for injuries from an accident last year. Mrs. Helen McCauley of Muskegon, mother of Mrs. William Burmeister of Saline, died May 29 at age 89. Funeral held June 1. Saline Area Players set meetings to vote on bylaws and elect officers. Cub Scout Pack 416 hosts a pinewood derby picnic June 17 at Curtiss Park.
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