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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1962
Page
3
A collage of quotations targets Congress, politics, and local Saline wit. It notes sidewalks and commuting trends, calls Saline the Sahara of Washtenaw, and ends with reflections on lingering postwar normalcy and roadside woes.
Two Troop leaders presented second class ranks to nine girls including Diane LaRue Cathy Chantelois Myrna Day Griffin Kathy Mader Kathy Kremple Carol Musser Patti Lange Karen Boehm and Claudia Scruggs with absent Shirley Fischer and Mary Gilbert to receive later. A second troop awarded badges at a picnic hosted by leader Mrs Merchant with Linda Bird Diane Butler Mary Merchant Bonnie Siemen Bonnie Strait Debbie Triplett and Debbie Wahl honored. others to be announced.
A recollection recalls old trading trips to Detroit. Travelers started at two in the morning with two oxen and aimed to return in a week. Often only one ox remained usable after the journey, with the other breaking a leg.
Charles Fred Gray 30, Ypsilanti businessman and co owner of Stumbo Gray Insurance, entered the Democratic nomination race for the 2nd district of Washtenaw County. He emphasized protecting consumer rights and critique of exploited individuals while pledging focus on safeguarding families and individual faith. The Washtenaw Red Cross collected 3 703 pints of whole blood this year.
Saline Troop 46 reports a busy month with Buddy Hike Patrol Leaders Council overnight campout Spring Camporee and nature hikes. Thirteen scouts took part in the Buddy Hike at Lewis Street and Saline Park. fifteen attended Brain Lake Scout Camp earning ribbons. David Strait became Order of the Arrow representative after passing the Ordeal. efforts included camp trailer cleaning and teaching newer scouts.
The Mary Martha Guild of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church will meet at 8 P.M. on Thursday June 21 with Mrs. Harry Anderson as hostess. Members should come to the gym at the Intermediate School on Wednesday nights.
The Saline Reporter lists its weekly publication schedule and mailing information. It notes Saline as the base city with subscription rates of 3 dollars within the county and 4 dollars out of county, and mentions second class postage paid at Saline, Michigan.
Minutes show approval of previous meeting and fire meeting notes. Contracts awarded for bituminous surfacing and seal coats on Maple area and N Lewis Mills Russell Sts. including Hall St. Special assessments plans costs approved. Hearing set July 16 1962. Denial of M.H.M. variance on utilities and sidewalk bond condition. Drinking fountain proposal and school board approval noted. Sanitary sewer plans Highland Dr rejected for not meeting specs.
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