Kiwanis Dinner Meeting Names Ted Braun Chairman
Ted Braun will serve as program chairman for the Kiwanis Club dinner meeting at 6 30 p m Monday at the Masonic hall.
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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1969
Page
6
Ted Braun will serve as program chairman for the Kiwanis Club dinner meeting at 6 30 p m Monday at the Masonic hall.
Mr and Mrs Charles Wight of Fallsdale celebrated their 69th wedding anniversary at a family reunion at their home. The couple are parents of Leonard Wight of Saline. The elder Mr Wight is 91 and his wife 87.
Mrs. Robert Martin, 23, of 103 Russell St. sustained a slight neck injury when her car was rear ended at the corner of N Ann Arbor and Russell streets Saturday. The other driver was Howard Carl Feeman of 1750 Bishop Rd. Police said she refused medical treatment.
About 3,000 people visited the Black Odyssey display in Saline including 2,400 school children. Viewers felt a longer visit would be needed to inspect the global panels and arts. The exhibit by George Norman of Detroit was sponsored by the Saline Education Association and local industries. Mrs. Paul Woods, key in bringing the exhibit, was hospitalized and unable to attend.
The Rev. James Seregon of Ann Arbor will speak at 11 a.m. Sunday at First Assembly of God. He heads the church Camp Crusades program.
St Joseph Mercy Hospital lists Herb Westphal and Merritt Martin Sr among recent admittees with milder recoveries noted. University Hospital reports Carl Carr discharged after eye trouble cleared. Saline Community Hospital lists Ernest Girbach as medical patient and notes other medical cases from the area. No matter what the college rebels think there is no such thing as instant wisdom.
A Saint Paul United Church of Christ concert brings six choirs a brass quintet guitars and soloists totaling nearly 100 musicians at 7 30 p m Sunday Cantate Domino Sing Unto the Lord features Randall S Simon directing Festival Choir St Pauls St Johns Episcopal Westland United Methodist Faith Lutheran First Presbyterian and St James United Church of Christ Saline. The program opens with an antiphonal O Come Let Us Worship the Lord and includes Bach Christmas Oratorio Mozart Gloria in Latin Handel Messiah and a finale Glorious Everlasting. Open to the public.
A color blind man describes his lifelong challenge of never perceiving a rainbow. The reflection on his limited vision highlights the barrier between perception and beauty across colors.
The Saline Reporter lists publication at 106 W Michigan Ave Saline Michigan with weekly schedule. Subscriptions: in-county four dollars. out-of-county five dollars and fifty cents. Second class postage paid at Saline Michigan.
Salinians continue a housing shift as several neighbors relocate within a small area. The Straits move to Wheel er Court beside their Lewis Street home, replaced by the Donn Clingersmiths. The Clingersmith house on Harper Drive is bought by the Jim Sailor family. Hazel Stimpson plans to move near Russell and Lewis, and the Den Martins settle at 109 Russell after a fire.
A series of birth notices lists Richard Brian born May 9 to Mr and Mrs Robert Raham of 309 Mark Hannah Ct. Daniel Eugene born May 4 to Mr and Mrs Daniel Phelps. Matthew Jacob born May 11 at University Hospital Ann Arbor to Mr and Mrs Bernard Russell Jr. and Karen Bauer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lorrin Bauer of Saline.
Michigan ranks first across 19 manufacturing areas led by motor vehicles and cereals, signaling broad industrial strength. The report highlights dominant production and export potential across the state’s plant and machinery sectors.
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