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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1968
Page
12
The Junior Methodist Youth Fellowship invites families to a dessert at 6 30 p m Sunday in the Saline church. A film of a camping trip in the Adirondack Mountains will be shown. For information call 653 0028.
In Washington, DC the American Red Cross allows donors to give until age 61, up from 60, with approval from the National Medical Advisory Committee. The program also relaxes rules for 18 to 21 year olds, permitting self supporting individuals to donate without parental consent. For details contact Washtenaw County Chapter at 662 5546.
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Ernest P. Scheuerman Jr. promoted to industrial relations manager of the Utilex Division in Fowlerville after serving as personnel supervisor of Hoover's Stubnitz Spring Division in Adrian. He joined Stubnitz in 1955 as employment manager and rose to personnel manager in 1960 and personnel supervisor in 1965, after naval service as a petty officer third class and Adrian College attendance.
Mr and Mrs Lynn Reese hosted a Tuesday evening family gathering to celebrate and send off their son David who left for Lackland Air Force Base in Texas on the following day.
Mr and Mrs John Bihlmeyer hosted an open house for 35 relatives and friends in honor of their nephew Gary Ranson on 15 day Viet Nam leave. He will return to Viet Nam on March 21 for another year. Guests came from Grand Rapids Detroit Ann Arbor Battle Creek and Manchester. The Comic Arts a new WKAR Michigan State University program debuts April 1 in Michigan and other states. MSU Jazz Ensemble and Mark Gridley Quartet were finalists in the big band and combo competitions. Three MSU students won soloist honors at the 1968 Collegiate Jazz Festival at Notre Dame. Consult your pharmacist for poison prevention advice.
Wayne T. Drury is named manager of marketing services for Hoover Ball and Bearing Co. Bearing Division. He will handle advertising sales promotion and marketing research. Previously he managed marketing at Motorola and worked as advertising and sales promotion head at Croname Inc. Drury, a 1960 North Park College graduate in Chicago.
In the third week of the Men's Bowling Association tourney Milt Stemen of 1195 Judd Rd rolled into the top ten in three events and tied for the high game with 246. He stands third in the All-Events with 1887 handicap and 1698 actual, behind Jim Weitzel of Ann Arbor and Oc i s Cross of Milan. Stemen is seventh in singles with 581 actual and 644 total, and tied for high individual game in the tournament at 246.
A girl scout father daughter dessert party at Jensen School drew about 400 attendees including 209 Saline Girl Scouts and their fathers. The event featured a scouting panorama planned by Mrs. Edgar Monty and Mrs. John Michael with narration by Mrs. Monty. desserts were homemade by troop members. Samuel J. Moser, son of Dr and Mrs James H Moser, pledged Sigma Nu at the University of Missouri as a freshman business major.
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Weekly lunch menus list meals for Monday through Friday with items like barbecue, meat and gravy, macaroni and cheese, pizza, and fish with sides. Desserts include apple crisp, chocolate pudding, peaches, banana cake, and ice cream, with milk offered daily.
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