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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1962
Page
4
Report highlights new police attire ordered to arrive soon with noted features in grey and blue felt hats. Local reactions include Jim Levlett’s quip and Hugh Prince’s concern after trying on the gear.
The Washtenaw county Young Republicans Club sponsors an open meeting on Wednesday June 20 at 8 p.m. in the Ann Arbor Public Library. Dr Otto K Engelke health director and Michigan Medical Society president will discuss the King Anderson bill on medical care for the aged. He recently toured northern Michigan and remarked on scenery from Sault Ste. Marie to tulips blooming in the Upper Peninsula. Theodore Kentros family returned from a westward trip with niece Mary Kolokithas of Ann Arbor, a University of Michigan journalism graduate.
Dr George W Crane warns that chronic alcohol use can cause neuralgia paralysis delirium tremens and organ damage while even a single drink dulls the nervous system like ether leading to grave behavior changes He notes the Christian prohibition against defiling the body and contrasts sin with eternal life through Christ.
Sheriff George A. Petersen announces he will run for a third term in Washtenaw County, entering a three way Republican primary. He vows energetic, impartial and honest administration, cites four years of record, and notes his family and community club ties in Dexter and Ann Arbor, including St. Andrews Church and local lodges.
Last week guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Lange included her brother Richard Little and family from Idaho Falls Idaho. The Bob Harrisons moved into 202 E Michigan Ave after selling their E Henry St home. Clyde Griffin and Jim and Myrna Day attended an open house in Clio for Barbara Reay and Mrs. Graham Reay, former Saline residents. Patti Jo Lange travels to Tucson for the summer with the Morse family. Visitors included Mrs. Al Schotts and Mrs. George Werner and Eva Heft. the Hefts report grandson Mark Heft underwent surgery in Boulder Colorado.
The Teen Club meets Fridays from June 22 to August 24 at the Intermediate School with recreation from 7 30 to 8 30 p m and dancing 9 30 to 11 p m DJ Don Howe will spin records This summer costs 50 cents per member for 10 weeks 50 cents per guest with two guests allowed per member Rules cover registration dress and conduct Officers listed include Karen Lehtonen Keith Armbruster Janis Coe Gail Armbruster Mrs John Thoss and Paul Thibault Membership cards will be available at meetings The University of Michigan opened a modern history professorship in 1857 the first U S higher learning institution to do so.
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