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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1962
Page
2
The summer recreation program runs seven weeks through Friday August 3. Participants must register with a minimum age of seven. A general seven week schedule is provided and a detailed timetable and fees will be given at registration.
Ian N McPherson elder at Federated Church Sa line will enter Union Theological Seminary New York City this fall to prepare for Presbyterian ministry He was approved as ministerial candidate by the Presbytery of Southern Michigan at its June 5 meeting He and wife Beverly with four children will move to New York this summer He will be employed by the Board of National Missions of the United Presbyterian Church while attending seminary He is a Wayne State graduate and has over ten years in the University of Michigan business office A farewell sermon The Call to the People of God will be given on June 24 at Federated Church and a moving expense fund is set up care of Kenneth Youngs 208 Mills Rd }
Saline Girl Scout Troop 128 converted a basement into a little theatre to perform The Little Black Lamb as part of dramatics badges. Mothers of the cast and other local troops attended, and refreshments followed. Mrs. Hugh Austin leads the troop.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Exelby will return Sunday from a weeklong wedding trip to Pennsylvania and will be at home at 100 Maple Street The couple wed Saturday June 16 at St Pauls E R Church Rev Alfred P Hardt officiated Mrs Exelby formerly Rosemarie Weisenreder daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Weisenreder Weber Road Her husband is son of Mr and Mrs Robert Exelby West Branch Michigan He is a Williamston High School and Michigan State University graduate and works as an accountant for Icerman Johnson and Hoffman in Ann Arbor
Saline Babe Ruth teams opened the season with two wins Monday night. The Nationals shut out Onsted 11 to 0 with Jim Griffin earning the win and Bruce Niethammer at bat. The Americans defeated Clinton Nationals 6 to 5 as Steve Miller pitched the win and Jerry Austin fanned three with bases loaded. Hal Cerensky caught for both pitchers. Tom Sutton hit a homer for Saline. The game ended after six innings due to darkness.
A list of farm machinery and supplies including Green Bulk Milk Coolers Silo Unloader and Roto Feeder along with Simplicity mowers Reticul tillers and related items. The fragment suggests a catalog or auction inventory of agricultural gear.
Roy and Mrs Roy Rogers attended Ann Arbor High School exercises at Hill Auditorium where their grandson Richard Paul Rogers earned honors. Camp Talahi attendees Myrna Day Griffin and Diane LaRue with mothers. Patricia Finkbeiner underwent tonsillectomy at Saline Community Hospital. Open house celebrated Paul Rogers graduation from Ann Arbor High School. Family gatherings for Father's Day included Armbruster and Cady families. Irene Rosander underwent surgery. hornet bite treated. Leonard Roark returned to Naval duty in Key West. Mike Straits vacationed at Lake Pleasant. Mrs Louis Bowen joined a 25th UM nursing class reunion. The Coates and Rogers families attended MSU queen contest. Carol Coates named first runner-up.
Stork News reports five newborns at Saline Community Hospital in the last week. Kim Louise Harkness, a 5 lb 11 oz daughter of Donald and family, born June 13. Harold Dean Hughes, 7 lb 5 oz son of Louis and family, born June 16. Mark Karl Dindoffer, 7 lb 6 oz son of John and family, born June 16. Todd Lee Hoeft, 6 lb 6 oz son of Richard and family, born June 16. Randy Lee Feldkamp, born June 18 to Earl and family.
Ol ranked as one of ten finalists in the Miss Michigan Universe pageant held in Detroit, highlighting her strong showing among regional contestants.
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