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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1964
Page
4
Washtenaw County Young Republicans announce a public screening of True Story of an Election at 8 p m Wednesday March 11 in the Ann Arbor Public Library conference room. The event covers a congressional election in Orange County California and no admission is charged.
The Hunts return to Saline at 104 N Harris St after a failed New York relocation. Alma College athlete John LaRue and EMU student Bri an LaRue make the Dean’s List across two colleges. The Fishers plan to move to Lexington Kentucky for Westinghouse Airbrake work. Police Officer Hugh Prince’s family relocates to Saline. Senior citizens Clara Bredernitz and Amanda Hartman remain active in town life. An 1869 three cent piece found during pole excavation may interest coin collectors. Dave Zick joins Mahogany Farms near Williamston with Gerald Haarer and Eldean Hieber nearby. Jim Austin of the Houston Symphony met the president at a White House welcome.
Saline Chapter 311 CES met at the Masonic Hall to schedule upcoming events. A March 16 dinner for past matrons, patrons and members will start at 6 30 p.m., with a 7 30 p.m. program and 8 p.m. Exemplification of Degrees. A reception for Mrs. Lucille Koken is set for March 18 at the YM YWCA in Ann Arbor with a 6 30 p.m. dinner and reservations due by March 13. The White Breakfast is planned for April 26 with Mrs. Lee Robison as general chairman and reservations via three local phone numbers. Refreshments were served by three members.
Directors of the American Legion Home Association were installed last week. John Lake serves as president with Robert Harvey as secretary treasurer. Trustees named are Homer Kuebler Milton Hartman and Robert Todd.
Washtenaw Farm Bureau schedules a two day rummage sale at the Farm Bureau Center March 18 19 to raise funds for center improvements. Members urged to donate clothing household goods toys and other items. transportation help available by calling local directors. Sale hours 5 30 to 8 30 p m. Wednesday and 9 30 a m. to 3 p m. Thursday.
Robert Wild spent the week with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wahr. Mr and Mrs Ralph visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Huntley in Ann Arbor. Alfred Reimoild also mentioned.
The Saline Reporter lists its billing and mailing information with weekly publication on Wednesdays. Subscriptions within the county cost $3.00 and out-of-county access is $4.00.
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