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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1968
Page
2
The Willing Workers plan a meeting on Thursday March 21 at the home of Melvina Klager Luella Theades leads the program and Vera Curtiss delivers the devotional.
The Good Samaritans will sponsor the first antique fair in about 15 years at the Kiwanis Building in Ann Arbor from March 22 to 24. The event features 27 dealers from six states with all items for sale, plus an exhibit by the Washtenaw County Historical Society and a snack bar. Hours are noon to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday and noon to 7 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $1, tickets at the door or in Saline from Mrs. Edward Komorowski at 429-7340.
The Pittsfield Grange euchre tourney results name Ethel Hashley as ladies first prize and John Marshall as men's first. Lillian Finkbeiner and Dorothy Armbruster earned other ladies prizes while Edwin Armbruster and Max Goffe placed second and third for men. Millie Aprill won lone hands and Lu Brunner took the door prize.
The Townline Workers 4-H club held its inaugural meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Burmeister’s home. Demonstrations were assigned to members and future meetings are set for the second Monday of each month at the leaders’ home. Alvin Ernst, reporter.
Ted's Service hosting Oliver Farm Fair featuring 1968 Oliver machines from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with open house for the public. Oliver staff will answer questions and visit with guests while refreshments and movies are offered. Mr and Mrs John Kohler Jr visited the Hermans on Friday.
The American Red Cross and Ann Arbor recreation department offer free adult swimming lessons for Wash tenaw County residents 18 and older. The eight week course runs Wednesdays 8:30 to 10 p.m. from March 20 at Tappan Junior High School pool with a $1 lockers fee. registration via 662-5546. Susla Pfeifle visited Mrs Lillian Dieterle Sunday afternoon.
A Michigan discussion on Senate Bill 984 proposes a strong pesticide control program directed by a state committee to monitor air water soil wildlife and humans. Critics warn restrictions will raise farm costs and consumer food prices while little data links agriculture to pollution.
Japanese American Methodist layman Morse Saito will address the Saline Methodist Church at 8 p.m. Friday during a furlough from missionary service. He and his family live in Eau Claire Wisconsin after 18 years in Japan teaching English and broadcasting.
First Baptist Church of Saline plans a friendly visitation program assisted by three pastors and Michigan Baptist leaders. The week includes a fellowship supper, community calls, and a March 17 worship address by Rev. John Babian. The church meets in Saline High School and owns five acres as it considers building.
Junior Troop 385 girls toured the Saline courtroom of Justice of the Peace Kenneth Bronson and the Saline Police Department guided by Officer Hugh Prince. Leaders were Mrs. Donald Talsma Mrs. Charles Uphaus and Mrs. Richard Davis.
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