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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1968
Page
9
Mr and Mrs Lynn Reese entertained about 200 relatives and friends at an open house honoring their daughter Deana Reese following her graduation on Sunday.
Scouts of Troop 446 prepare a week long Philmont trip to New Mexico. The 40 scout contingent includes 18 Saline youths and four adult leaders. They fly by bus to Ann Arbor then train from Chicago. Gerald Dennison serves as scribe after weeks of shakedown hikes. The trip supports the council funded by paper drives.
Rotary Club Thursday noon meeting will feature Robert Kessel speaking on racing pigeons at Leutheuser's Restaurant. Saline Fire Department responded Sunday to a car fire at 407 E Michigan Ave with damage limited to the car engine. Saline Welcome Wagon Club plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday at the Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. building in Ann Arbor with outdoor cooking demo by the company. Club members to meet 6:45 p.m. at Mrs Dennis Kelley 259 Nichols Dr. Saline newcomers may call 429-4722.
Michigan flags are available again through the Michigan Department of State Public Information Office. The 3 by 5 foot cotton bunting flags cost $6.50 each, with checks or money orders payable to State of Michigan and mailed to Lansing 48918.
Tri Township Farm Bureau members gather at 8 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. Anna Mann’s residence 509 Mills Road. Dr and Mrs A C Metty hosted 50 relatives and friends for an open house honoring their son Stephen who graduated from Ann Arbor High School.
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