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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1968
Page
2
Saline Reporter announces a free children’s photo feature titled Citizens of Tomorrow. Parents bring kids to the Masonic Hall on Saturday June 29 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. for a color portrait by an expert photographer. No charges, no subscription needed.
Saline Girl Scouts attend the opening session at Camp Linden near Linden in Livingston County. Deborah and Lisa Ford and Lori Struble arrived today and will stay until July 3. Camp Linden offers four two week sessions and covers about 400 acres with lakes and marshes.
Red Cross warns 60 percent of drownings occur after accidental immersion and urges learning to swim. Sanford Dombos of Washtenaw County ARC outlines steps for parents, supervision, swimming with a buddy, choosing safe areas, water depth, beginner pacing, and storm safety. He adds detailed skin diving scuba and water skiing guidance emphasizing health, equipment, and qualified instruction.
City Bus Co expands to five days a week service between Saline Ann Arbor and Saline Ypsilanti State Hospital. Eight daily runs two way with early morning departures from Ann Arbor at 6 20 and 6 55 a m and final run at 5 35 p m from Ann Arbor. Full schedules posted locally.
House Bill 10 allows self employed farmers and professionals to deduct up to 10 percent of net business income on tax returns. Farm Bureau Life Ins Co's Prototype investment plan has IRS approval.
Funeral services were conducted Friday in Ann Arbor for Mrs Amelia Triffle 76 who lived with her daughter Mrs John Sartori of 186 Pleasant Ridge She died Thursday at St Joseph Mercy Hospital after a two month illness A second service was held Sunday in Suttons Bay and burial was in Northport Cemetery Born December 16 1891 in Michigan she married Albion Anderson in 1914 in Leland who died in 1947 and later married William Triffle who died in 1964 Survivors include two sons two daughters eight grandchildren four great grandchildren two step daughters three brothers and two sisters
Mrs Raymond Feldkamp graduated Sunday afternoon from Mercy School of Nursing in Detroit. Attending the exercises were Mr and Mrs Harold Feldkamp Mrs Clarence Feldkamp the Dennis Engelberts and Marlene and Doug Lass and the George Brassons and daughters.
The Edgar Wenks were Sunday evening supper guests of the David Zick family, sharing a meal and conversation in a friendly social visit.
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