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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1964
Page
6
The 25 and Up Dance Club invites unattached persons 95 years and older to a 9 p.m. dance at the YM YWCA in Ann Arbor. Refreshments available. Lessons start at 8 p.m.
Four used interior doors offered as a gift idea from a Reporter subscription ad. Included are pre hung frames and hardware with two locks. Contact 429-9373 for details.
General Motors announces a 290000 square foot Fisher Body Upholstery Trim plant on a 200 acre site near Tecumseh. The facility will employ about 1000 people with an annual payroll and local purchases of around 9 million dollars. Construction to begin this spring, with completion about a year later.
The weekly bowling update lists standings for women seniors and men across multiple leagues at Saline Lanes and area clubs. Highlights include Saline Hotel high game 730 and high series 2103 for the women, Sandra Rogers 185 game, Romana Martin 498 series. men’s Citizens Bank 948 high game, 2565 high series, Jack Winkle 232 game. Frank’s Texaco 999 team high game, Hartman Insurance 2804 series, Doug Hoeft 605 series. plus various team records across Senior House Merchants and other leagues.
Saline High School begins spring workouts for track and baseball with returning lettermen in baseball and a track squad aiming for early season meets. Ken Harvey and others compete at a Detroit News sponsored meet in Ypsilanti on Friday while coach Mike Rotunno and coach Ed Dubais prepare for the season opener against Dundee on April 8.
Lloyd Lee posted 201 points in a single game and leads with 506 points in the series, marking a standout performance. Lee's scoring pace headlines the contest as teammates and coaches note his efficiency and clutch value.
Saline bowlers figure prominently in the mid point leaders of the Ann Arbor Association events. Don Leidheiser leads actual all events with 1835 while sixth in handicap. Clarence Wie busch and Jack Bennett stand second in men's doubles with 1250 handicap and third in actual pinfall 1142. Saline women move into second in team scoring with 2975 for a Saline Hotel lineup and Estes Pharmacy fourth with 2897. Leona Rogers and Omahe Heller gate fifth in doubles and Betty Tinker holds second in singles with 670. Patricia Cruse Myers and Georgia Royce sit 7th and 9th in all events with 1800 and 1790.
SHS Alumni Association met at the home of vice president Winifred Gall to plan the annual reunion banquet and dance on June 6. Officers present included Elvin Armbruster president Miss Jeanne Levleit treasurer and Miss Sara Schaible secretary with ex officio historian Mrs Ruben Finkbeiner. A follow up planning session is set for Monday at Mrs Gall’s home.
The Sa Line High School sophomore class apologizes for inconveniences from canceling the annual spring paper drive. A trailer and pickup plans were arranged but bad weather led to postponement until April. A definite date will be announced and residents are urged to save paper.
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