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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1964
Page
5
Alwin Gross of Gross Farm Equipment completed a training course at Clay Equipment Corp. home office in Cedar Falls Iowa. The program covered sales installation and service of Clay farming equipment including pushers silo unloaders bank feeders feed conveyors and electrical hoists and controls.
Alma Scots senior forward John LaRue earned the team’s Most Inspirational honor after four varsity seasons under coach Wayne Hintz. The Saline native contributed 122 rebounds in 18 games and 152 points while shooting 47 percent from the field, with a 30-point game against Oliver highlighting his scoring.
Local bowling results list women's leagues at Estes Pharmacy Saline Hotel and Graf's Gulf with high team games and series led by Newcomers and Lodi Greenhouse. Men and seniors show Uphaus Electric and Hartman Insurance posting top games and series, with individual scores including Ed Komorowski and Doug Hoeft. The fortune cookie tip notes budgeting as living within income.
Lanny Lincoln Robbins, area studio owner, attended the Professional Photographers of Michigan Annual Convention at the Statler Hilton in Detroit March 7 through 10. Photographers could submit six print entries. Robbins scored highly on several prints placed for public exhibition in the hotel lobby. One winning image was a profile portrait of Lydia Robison and another local image showed Jill Bendell in a bridal portrait, all Robbins entries in natural color.
Mrs Harod West Mrs Robert Hehr Mrs Lewis Belleau and Mrs Hilbert Engel attended the Michigan School Food Service Association 10th annual meeting and convention in Grand Rapids on March 6 and 7. The conclave was held at the Civic Auditorium in the Pantland Hotel.
Fox-Hunters led by Tony Schild, plus 13 outdoorsmen, bag 41 foxes this winter south of Ann Arbor and near Saline. The standout moment came with the capture of a three legged fox nicknamed Peg Leg after four seasons chasing him. The carcass joins 40 others on the wall at the Karl Schnearles farm on Waters Road.
The Ann Arbor Friendship Club hosts a potluck dinner and Easter program with narrated slides of the Holy Land at 6 30 p m March 13 at Pattengill School Crestland Drive Ann Arbor. Unmarried persons aged 39 to 64 are invited, bring own service and dish to pass, coffee and rolls provided, donation 50 cents. Richard Alan Wiedmayer son of Mr and Mrs Walter Wiedmayer has become a State Farm field claim representative trainee. He is a 1954 Saline High School graduate and 1959 1963 University of Michigan graduate.
The public is invited to don green and attend a St Patrick's Day dance on Saturday March 14 at the Pittsfraig Grange Hall on Saline Ann Arbor Rd. Square dancing runs from 9 p m to 1 a m with music by Sam Gorlitz and the Michigan Stumpjumpers.
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