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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1967
Page
5
A column reflects on cluttered keepsakes saved for others that never return, then shifts to a Norman Oklahoma kiss in protest over vague PDA rules. The piece argues youths seek strict standards in a chaotic world, urging clear boundaries and moral guidance.
Dennis Rogers, son of Mrs. Virginia Rogers of 225 Monroe St, left February 10 for Viet Nam and is now at Da Nang where he serves three months as mess cook at the hospital. Address: Dennis E. Rogers ENFN B510977 Box 40 FS U.S. Naval Support Activity FPO San Francisco CA 96695. Birthday November 23. New address Pvt C D Youngs DS 54960712 HQ and HQ Co Ft Richardson AIT AP0 Seattle WA 98749. Birthday March 11. A Girl Scout Neighborhood Association meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs. James Tripp 265 Pleasant Ridge.
A 60th anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Owen Cady of 316 N. Ann Arbor St. Ypsilanti will be held Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. The Cadys married March 5, 1907, in Ypsilanti and have lived in Washtenaw County most of their lives. Mr. Cady retired from farming in 1957 and is active in local lodges. Mrs. Cady, formerly Cora Wahr, is in the Eastern Star and Pythian Sisters. Their family includes no children.
Senior and Cadette Saline troops joined 500 girls at the Huron Valley Council conclave held Saturday at Ann Arbor High School. Celeste Klein of Saline served as secretary to the Senior Planning Council which organized the day.
Mrs Rex Kanitz and five others hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday at Saline Township Hall for Miss Doris Kemner and Miss Karyl Kaiser. Fifty five relatives attended as plans were shared for Kemner to marry Earl Roehm on April 15 in Emmanuel United Church of Christ Manchester and Kaiser to wed Eugene Roehm on March 11 in St James United Church of Christ.
Mrs Earl Perkins and Mrs Laddie Boychuck hosted a miscellaneous couple shower Sunday afternoon at Saline Township Hall in honor of Miss Mary Robison and Alfred Rentschler. About 50 relatives and friends attended.
Cpl. Dennis Condit of 8461 Pleasant Lake Road returns Friday morning to spend a 20 day leave with his parents after a year in Viet Nam including much time under fire. He will be stationed at Yuma Arizona after his leave. He entered the service in August 1965.
Mr and Mrs Warren Lew of 203 Tower Dr welcome daughter Sarah Elizabeth born February 26 at Saline Community Hospital. The Lewises also have two other children, Beth Ann age 14 and Hal age 4.
Ronald Attinger of 99 W Henry Sr will present a saxophone program at 8 p m Saturday April 15 in Pease Auditorium Eastern Michigan University There is no admission charge Attinger a lecturer in EMU's music department leads the event.
An organizational meeting planned a reception tea for the newly formed Saline Area Historical Society. The event will be at Mrs. Everett Esch's home and is set for Sunday April 2.
Saline Jaycees will sponsor a Battle of the Bands for age 12 to under 20 with entries from Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Milan and Saline. The April 1 contest time and venue are pending. First prize is 75 dollars second 25.
In an excellent turnout 220 children were vaccinated at the measles clinic in Saline Saturday, says Belle McKinney of the Washtenaw County Health Department. A final clinic at Ann Arbor High School is set for Saturday March 4 from 9 to 11 30 a m for those unable to attend.
The Saline Child Study Club aided a clinic with coffee, registrations, and directing traffic. A First Baptist congregational meet is set for 7 30 p m Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Alwin Bild.
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