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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1964
Page
7
Menu for the school week lists daily meals. Monday includes barbecue items and vegetables with cookies. Tuesday offers chicken salad sandwiches, potato sticks, tomato juice, fruit jelly, milk. Wednesday features cook's choice. Thursday serves fried potatoes and hot dogs with sides. Friday presents tuna sandwiches with pickles olives and green beans, dessert and milk.
The Busy Workers 4 H Club held its organizational meeting April 28 at Saline Township Hall. Officers elected include Barbara Finkbeiner president Laurie Robison vice president Mary Harsh secretary Cathy Dye treasurer Teresa Dye reporter. Refreshments were by several members. Theresa Dye, reporter. Mark Kohler celebrated his first Holy Communion at St Andrew's Church Saline.
Sgt Carl Anderson of the Clinton State Police post urges parents to warn children about strangers offering gifts or rides as warmer months bring more incidents. A recent report from Saline involved two teens approached on McKay Street. Police stressed reporting incidents and following safety rules. last year 520 sex offense complaints were logged, with peak months in summer.
Square dances every Saturday night at Pittsfield Grange Hall on Sa line Ann Arbor Rd from 9 p m to 1 am featuring Sam Gorlitz and the Stumpjumpers. Admission is 1 per person with door prizes.
May events include a 4-H dog project meeting May 7 at 7 30 p m at the Farm Council building with no dogs to be brought. A 4-H Service Club bowling party is set for May 9 at Dexter Bowling Alley at 8 p m.
At a special meeting at Saline Township Hall, Glenn Weber was named chairman replacing Waldo Papsdorf who resigned due to health. Albert Gall became secretary with Wilson Scott Duncan Robison and Nicholas Coury as other members. The Dawn Breakers Farm Bureau group plans an 8:30 p.m. meeting Monday May 11 at the hall hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Howeisen and Mrs. Minnie Lewis. The Zick family from Webberville visited the Zick parents for Sunday dinner and supper with Mr. and Mrs. Ed gar Wenk.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Egeler of Dexter hosted Mr. and Mrs. Paul Egeler Sunday evening. Miss Shirley Egeler spent the day with them and returned home with the Egeler couple. The Rev. Harry W. Ray of Troy Ohio, former pastor of St. John Church, was guest pastor and spent the weekend with the Feldkamps. He joined the Feldkamps and Mr. Ray for dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wurster of Ann Arbor, and later was supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Wiedmayer.
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