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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1961
Page
2
The bus service linking Ann Arbor, Saline, and Ypsilanti State Hospital adopts a revised timetable effective last week. Departures from Ann Arbor occur at 12 10 pm and 2 30 pm with connections to Saline and Y.S.H. including 12 33 pm, 12 35 pm, 12 45 pm, and 1 00 pm arrivals.
Mailman Bob Tower out with foot infection from a sliver, missing a rain sleet storm. Saline trip times 5 40 PM to 5 45 PM, then to Ann Arbor 6 10 PM. Eldon C Jones of Ann Arbor now runs the service using a larger bus for comfort and safety. Ypsilanti State hospital runs mainly for visitors, Jones says.
Elizabeth Wright and William F Meister wed at St. Pauls E and R Church with Rev. Alfred Hardt officiating. The couple honeymooned in Miami Beach and will reside at 317 Spring Street, Saline.
Conway outlines 34 million dollar program to extend local service to fast growing subdivisions and push 100 percent dial operation by 1962. Four year effort added 49 exchanges to dial and 49 more with Direct Distance Dialing, with Extended Area Service in 79 communities where there is strong regional interest.
Eleven Saline lots appear on the May 2 tax sale list at the County Building in Ann Arbor. Bidding is on a percentage basis with lengthy redemption rules and possible ownership after 18 months to five years. City Hall maps locate parcels, but buyers must assess encumbrances and improvements before bidding.
The Fosdick Neighbors held a February 11 business meeting and sewing demo at Libby Harvey home. They plan a Detroit Edison window display during 4-H Week March 4 to 11 with Nancy Wiedman leading games and Libby Harvey hosting refreshments. A January meeting was at Pam Staley home. next meeting will be at Pam Staley home with Linda Strubie as co-hostess.
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