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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1963
Page
9
Tickets are on sale for the Kiwanis Club annual Pancake Supper served from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday April 6 at Saline High School. Adults pay $1 and children 75 cents. Menu includes pancakes sausage applesauce milk and coffee. Co chairmen Regis Wolfinger and Al Burger.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Faust of 11235 Braun Rd Bridgewater township will host an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at their son Charles Fausts home to mark their 63rd wedding anniversary. They married March 13 1900 in Whitaker. Mrs Faust, 83, sews and crochets. he 91, a former farmer. They are active in the Manchester Methodist Church. Their family includes nine sons and one daughter plus 29 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
Funeral services held for Archie Gillespie 48 of 5639 Willis Rd August touwnship died Friday night in St Joseph Mercy Hospital after several days illness. Born February 8 1915 in Glasgow Scotland he came to the United States at age six. He married Marian Mitchell December 26 1939 and lived in Saline area since. Survived by wife a daughter and several stepchildren eight grandchildren two brothers and two sisters. Burial in Oakwood cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Wallie Zick and Cindy visited Mr and Mrs Ed Zick in Macon. Also present were Mark, Jean and Joan Burk hart and Edward Knight with Miss Carol Burmeister who spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Edward Burmeister.
Richard A. Mortemore, a naturalist for the Huron Clinton Metropolitan Authority, will speak at Saline Intermediate School on Monday at 1 30 p m. His lecture titled The Coming of Spring will be presented to students.
More than 400 of Michigan's top rural youths from 226 FFA chapters will attend the 35th annual convention at Michigan State University in East Lansing March 19 to 21. Saline chapter member Bill Rogers, son of Mr and Mrs Duane Rogers, will receive a State Farmer degree among 222 awarded. other delegates include Harold Kutler Lee Dicks and adviser Alton Ealy. The event features educational activities and 14 honorary state farm degrees. The Star Farmer award will be announced during the Wednesday session as the group receives the 222 degrees.
Michigan State University honors lntroduced ag honors night awarding Dr. Charles E Kellogg a Soil Conservation Service administrator as the first outstanding alumnus. Alan C Early Kalamazoo and Peter W Spike Manchester receive top senior and activities awards. Kellogg plans graduate study in animal genetics.
A five year old cow named Stimson Ormsby Tilly owned by Elton Frey of Ann Arbor produced 15 505 pounds of milk and 583 pounds of butterfat in 349 days, setting a national Holstein record. The spokesman noted this far surpasses the average cow output of 7 211 pounds of milk with 270 pounds of butterfat per year.
Mrs. Duane Girbach and family spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Simon Girbach. Mrs. Edgar Rushlow, Taylor, spent Sunday afternoon and evening with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buss.
A sequence of birth notices from Michigan hospitals lists newborns and parents by name. Theresa Anne Kubiak arrives in Rochester March 5 to Desmonde and Thaddeus Kubiak. Michael Anthony Ball born March 7 in Ann Arbor to Leon and Barbara Ball. Robin Joan Tripp born March 7 at University Woman's Hospital. Martha Ann Schiable born March 10 in Saline. other babies include Thomas Anthony Taylor Caron Elizabeth Minick Vickie Lynn Pena Mark Allen Dietrich and Paul Allan Stommen with birth dates and hospital details in Milan Saline and Willis.
James A. Fox of 8621 Warner Rd will start six months of active duty training on March 18 at Fort Knox Kentucky. After completing the training he will resume military duties with the 478th Engineer Company in Ann Arbor Michigan upon his return.
Pound .634 ounce daughter of Mr and Mrs John Carroll of Ypsilanti was born February 28 at the Saline hospital.
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