Dew Drops Lead 3-Gs in Local Meet
In a compact meet, Dew leads with three goals as Gs clinch top spots. Local teams compete for junior honors and close scores.
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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1969
Page
8
In a compact meet, Dew leads with three goals as Gs clinch top spots. Local teams compete for junior honors and close scores.
Funeral services held in Ann Arbor for Robert G. Renz 74 native of Freedom Township who died after a long illness in a Royal hospital. Born January 24 1895 in Freedom Township he was a Washtenaw County farmer and Beths United Church of Christ member. Surviving are two daughters Wilma La Valle of Dundee and Doris Carson of nearby towns.
In March 1954 at Michigan State University FFA state convention Bob Groeb and Tom Richards earned State Farmer degrees. Kenneth Guenther and Gene Austin were chosen to represent Michigan in the National FFA Chorus. Kendall Rogers and George Barnes served as chapter delegates from Saline. A Saline High School declamation contest named winners for district selection.
The Chapel Singers from First Baptist Church Ply mouth will sing at both services in Saline High School as part of March to Church in March. The 10 girl group led by Mrs. Leonard Radionoff will sing while Rev. Merle R Meeden will deliver the sermon on That Requires a Personal Answer. The church invites all to attend the 10: a.m. school session and 11 a.m. worship.
Superintendent Leo Jensen says the Saline School District has borrowed 50000 dollars with no prospect of paydays. A sidewalk request to improve S Harris Street prompted comments from City Council and a safety bid for elementary students crossing the street.
Mrs Stella Still age 88 of 163 Annwood Court died Monday night at Saline Community Hospital. Born April 22 1880 in Sheridan Missouri she was the daughter of Jonathan Harvey and Polly Curtis. She married Ellis Ingol Still in Gallatin Missouri on March 23 1898. She was a member of the Latter Day Saints in Ann Arbor. Survivors include two daughters Mrs George Richardson of Adrian and Mrs Leo Bishop of Galena Missouri four sons Russell C Leonard Z Alva I Billy Ray eighteen grandchildren and several great grandchildren and nieces and nephews.
The Saline Ministerial Association will meet at 9 a.m. Tuesday at St. Andrew's Catholic Church with Fr. Joseph Noelke as host. The program includes a 30 minute film Saints' Choice and a discussion of current community needs.
The communicants class of the Presbyterian Church will hold a bake sale from 9 30 a m to noon on Saturday profits fund a retreat to the Presbyterian Center at Howell.
Six members of Bethel United Church of Christ including Kristen Boehler Paul Heimerdinger David Herter Marguerite Munson Beverly Nelson and Sue Vogel are to be confirmed on Palm Sunday at Bethel Church.
A concise line defines Tad as art of elevating a person while criticizing him, blending praise and mockery in a single craft. The statement suggests social dynamics where positive framing coexists with denigration. It frames rhetoric as a paradoxical skill.
Fire Marshal John R Williams will speak on fire prevention at the Kiwanis Club Monday evening gathering at 6 30 pm in the Masonic hall. Matt Katalinich is program chairman for the conclave which is also Ladies Night.
A fire in the basement of Clinton Lewis home at 104 E Henry St started by wiring caused only light smoke damage. Firemen extinguished the blaze in about 15 minutes.
A humorous reflection compares marriage to surgery noting outcomes may differ from expectations yet the partners remain bound to the consequences.
A humorous note defines an altruist as someone who loves mankind but cannot stand individuals. It playfully contrasts noble intent with social aversion to highlight a paradox in character.
A girl described as very pretty spent about two hours painting a portrait. The account notes the effort and attention given to the likeness and detail.
Sixteen youths will be examined Sunday for confirmation at Trinity Lutheran Church and will be confirmed on Palm Sunday. Names listed include Kevin Beckington Timothy Brédernitz Debra Burmeister Crystal Dechter Frederick Feldkamp Jeffrey Feldkamp Scott Johnson Elwin Kohler Marie Kohler Jeffrey Lewis Roy Seitz Larry Shock Terry Shock Mark Theurer Ann Vershum Beverly Wackenhut. A new car washing service operates at Frank's Texaco, owned by Frank Carter, promising brush, wax, and wash in two minutes.
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