Saline Hornets fall to Willow Run in district clash
Saline led early but Willow Run, backed by state tournament veterans, used a late rally to pull away 65 59. Fred Franz topped Saline with 14 points, Garry Ferguson 13, Tom Burr 12, and Dale Wilson 11 as Saline battled until the final minute.
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Tom Burr
Dale Wilson
Fred Franz
Dale
Bob Kirkpatrick
Garry Ferguson
Hornets
Willow Run
Don Jaeger
Hornet
Saline to open special assessment roll for curb and gutter
Saline City Council announces a special assessment roll for curb and gutter construction on Clark Street from Harris Street to Maple Avenue. The roll totals 8964.05 dollars and is open for public examination with plans and estimates on file. A meeting is set for April 1, 1968 at 8:00 PM at the Municipal Building to review the roll and hear complaints. Maurice F. Doll, City Clerk.
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Washtenaw County
Michigan
Bennetts Addition
D.C
Clark St
Harris St
Maple Avenue
City of
Maurice F. Doll
Saline City Council Notes March 4 1968
City Council met with Mayor Johnson and six members present. Several letters were received and referred to the Planning Commission for recommendations. Multiple resolutions and administrative actions were approved including a street tax transfer and waiving reading of Ordinance No 204 adopting the Saline City Code. The meeting adjourned at midnight.
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Johnson
Measley
Marsh
Clark
Anderson
Jaeger
Ford
Strait
Doll
Attoryf Grossman
Harrison
Levleit
Insp
Cole
DPW
Karr
Rolland Wurster
Earl Feldkamp
LeRoy King
George Saucier
Methodist Church
M. W. Griffin
Michigan Ave
Wurster
Planning Commission
Edward Owen
Willis Rd
Saline-Milan Rd
Nay
Kern
Henry St
Pres
Jaycees
Curtiss Park Improvements
Curb & Gutter
Clark St
R. Karr
City Adm
Straitve
R. Harrison
Parkins, Rogers & Assoc
Don Ford
Moyed Anderson
Saline City
Patline Ford
Saline
Bowling League Scores and Honors Across Multiple Circuits
Nationwide Insurance led the women’s league with a 58 42 result, Isabel Chambers posted a 206 single game, Barb Leonard a 491 series. Robinson Furnace topped the men’s Tuesday night with a 746 team game and Washtenaw Asphalt 2140 team series. Leona Rogers led the Queen Pins with 157 414. Mike Rotunno topped mixed doubles with a 592 series, Richard Hoeft 239 single game. National Memorial Stone led the men with 887 2456, C Wiebusch 228 576.
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Cut & Curl
Graf's Gulf
Carling’s
Keith’s TV
Dancer’s
Nationwide Insurance
Isabel Chambers
Barb Leonard
Harry’s
Bridgewater
Burg’s
Hoefi’s Gulf
Washtenaw Asph
Robinson Furnace
Washtenaw Asphalt
G. Root
Schmid’s
Lodi Furniture
Mainten
Paul Woods
Leona Rogers
Jets
Ford
Strahley Chevrolet
Hartman Insurance
Drewry’s
Pear’s Clothing
Frank’s Texaco
Meadow Lane Golf
Richard Hoeft
Owen Hoeft
Ralph Gross
Virgil Rockwell
Mike Rotunno
al Hoeft
John Thoss
al Gross
League Blatz
Nat. Mem. Stone
Uphaus Electric
Citizens Bank
Fireside Lounge
Hoeft
National Memorial Stone
C. Wiebusch
W. Bracey
E. Sell
B. Hixson
Vanishing Doctors Spur Rural Health Efforts in Michigan
Michigan faces a doctor shortage as rural communities lose clinicians. Despite 815 MDs added over five years, 128 towns seek family doctors amid nationwide gaps. Farmers urge Farm Bureaus and health groups to form rural health committees to attract physicians and cut red tape. UNICEF data on trachoma, vaccines, and global water issues featured.
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U.S
Iits
Michigan Health Council
I’m
Wisconsin
Ohio
National Board of Medical Examiners
State Medical Society
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A Martian View On Taxes And Welfare In Sweden
The speaker argues against the expanding welfare state drawing parallels to Sweden with cradle to grave programs. He notes high taxes, housing subsidies, and social benefits while criticizing runaway government spending, inflation of the payroll, and attempts to fund space exploration as mispriorities.
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Sweden
Europe
United States
U.S
Jaycees Consider More Park Work
City Council praised the Jaycees for park development and received their letter requesting a meeting to discuss future improvements. The group, led by Jack Kelley, plans finishing touches on the river west bridge, a permanent ramp, restrooms on the west bank, and a improved park entrance after sewer installation.
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Jaycees
Jack Kelley
Kelley
Local social visits span several families in Michigan towns
Mrs. Otto Bredernitz hosted Monday afternoon with Mrs. Reuben Herter. Edgar Wenk and wife called on the David Zick family in Fowlerville Sunday afternoon. Kip Pfeifle from Chelsea weekend-visited Clara Pfeifle and Ma– My, and Frank Taylor and Kath arine Bivins with John Bivins on Sunday. The Schafer family of Southgate Harold Lawrence and Jack visited Charles Krugers Sunday. Roy Kruger visited Clyde Krugers Saturday evening. Henry Paul and wife visited Clara Pfeifle and Ta on Sunday afternoon.
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Otto Bredernitz
Reuben Herter
Edgar Wenk
David Zick
Fowlerville
Kip Pfeifle
Chelsea
Clara Pfeifle
Ma- My
Frank Taylor
Hudson
Katharine Bivins
John Bivins
Clarence Schafer
Southgate
Harold Schafer
Lawrence Schafer
Jack
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