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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1964
Page
2
Goodwill Industries will collect items in Saline on Tuesday March 17. For arrangements call Mrs Dorothy Hutzel at 429 9828.
The Saline High School Band received first division status and qualified for the State Band Festival in East Lansing on April 18 after strong performances at the festival. Judges noted strengths in brass woodwinds and solos by Reynolds Lambarth, Bob Austin, and Katz. The Junior High Band earned high marks in sight reading, with praise for a confident performance. An older student, George Rice, 4, underwent a tonsillectomy in Saline Community Hospital. A 50th wedding anniversary open house for Arthur and Mrs Hieber drew over 200 guests, including Eugene Hieber from Wisconsin.
All Around Saline notes a surprise party for Franz Hayes of Harper Drive with Double A Productions colleagues and local friends. Leonard Niethammer returns from eye surgery and will miss work weeks. Airman First Class Bill Bracey arrives on leave from Keflavik and heads to Wurtsmith later this year. Ed Sawall and wife celebrate their eighth anniversary. Winnie Gall home from 15 days in hospital and improving. Cal Hieber hosts a birthday gathering with Saline and Ann Arbor guests. Cal turns 35 on March 9. Esther Merriman welcomes a newborn in Spring Street. Daisy Feeman returns home after hospital stay. Lou Ann Sutherland honored at a birthday party. she turns three this Tuesday.
Ann Marie Gunnarsson, a Saline junior year guest under Youth for Understanding, spoke at Saline Kiwanians about Sweden. She described taxes including a 6.4 percent sales tax, 80 percent luxury tax, and income tax from 30 to 70 percent, discouraging tax havens.
The Milan Theatre shows Lawrence of Arabia winner of seven Academy Awards. One showing Friday and Saturday at 7 30 with two Sunday shows at 3 30 and 7 00. Regular admission prices apply.
Michigan enters its fourth and final week with Tom Jones. Now playing Burt Lancaster Kirk Douglas and Frederic March in 7 Days in May. Leslie Caron stars in The L Shaped Room. Ending Saturday Who's Been Sleeping in My Bed. Starting Sunday Sunday in New York.
Saline city ordinances 169 and 169 A reclassify four Haywood's Addition lots from single family to multiple family residence and nine East Michigan and East Henry Street lots from business to open manufacturing district. Effective 10 days after publication, both amendments modify ordinance 146. R and B Tool occupies the latter properties.
A brief note references company facilities and directs readers to contact The Reporte at phone number 429-7389 for details or inquiries.
Saline City Council adopts Ordinance No. 169 changing Haywood's Addition Lots 18–21 from R-1 to R-2 zoning with map revisions and effective ten days after publication. In a separate move, Ordinance No. 1694 reclassifies Assessor's Plat No. 6 blocks 78–97 from B-1 to M-2 for open manufacturing.
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