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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1969
Page
1
Fragmented readable text mentions Sty Duh and Esti in unclear context. No clear event dates, places, or organizations are identifiable.
York Township planning commission approved a conditional use permit for Saline Valley Farms owned by Harold Gray. The Teamsters Local 299 plans to acquire the site as a family recreation area for its members. occupancy is expected April 1.
Fire crews reported relief as steady rain reduced grass fire risk. Earlier, a grass fire struck a vacant barn at the Drake property near the Uniley plant on Maple and another blaze at 2 Weber Rd. prompted an Ice Department response. Saline schools announce spring vacation starting Saturday and will resume classes April 7.
Seven of ten Saline High School entries earned first ratings at the State Solo and Ensemble Festival in Ferndale Michigan. Eddie Aluk piano solo scored 92 first John Christner horn solo 89 first Cheryl Mayer Barby Weber clarinet duet first and Barby Weber also part of other firsts Mike Burke bassoon trio first Janet Heininger Linda Livingstone Gwyn Teachout first bass clarinet quartet first Gary Jahnke Barb Ealy Carolyn Wild Peggy West first saxophone quartet first. Second ratings went to Noreen Ferris Cheryl Mayer woodwind duet and Sarah Christner Pam Smith Sidnie Heiserman horn trio. Pac 416 Cub Scouts Kite Derby weather permitting 2 to 4 p.m. at the High School field and Pack Night 7 30 Thursday at Houghton School.
The Rev. George Saucier of the Methodist Church will speak at the annual GES White Breakfast at 9 30 am on Thursday April 3. Tickets cost 1 25 per person and are available from the OES line officers. The public is invited.
Boy Scout Troop 446 plans its annual spring paper drive on Saturday April 5 starting at 8 a.m. Scouts will knock at every door to collect papers and encourage fathers to participate. Proceeds fund two week camping trips for the group.
Residents debate the fate of a swampy school property as fill spreads toward a proposed park. Officials say four to five acres remain with plans to shape a pond while preserving nature study value. The issue mirrors wider battles over land use and conservation in Michigan and beyond.
The Saline Jaycees launch a sale of 30-gallon heavy duty plastic trash bags to fund their community service program. Bags cost 6 per roll of 100 with a wall mounted dispenser and a slogan urging support for the Jaycees. Proceeds aim for at least 200 dollars. Contact Jaycee leaders for purchases.
The High School PTO will show a drug use film at 8 p.m. during the Tuesday meeting on April 8 in the school library. Officers to be elected for the coming year. All High School parents are urged to attend.
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