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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1967
Page
4
Mary Lou Gall brings 160 students to Lit tle Theater at the High School for a two act recital Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets 50 cents for students 75 cents for adults with all proceeds aiding the band’s summer trip fund. The program includes Television USA and The Enchanted Jewels.
A $0-minute musical film Worlds Apart will be shown at a youth rally at 7 30 p m Saturday at Saline Baptist Church. The rally is sponsored by youth of Emmanuel Baptist Church of Ann Arbor. Refreshments will be served. all area young people are invited. Original music and lyrics for the feature length color motion picture are by John W Peterson.
Private John D. Burkhart assigned to Company C 10th Battalion 5th Brigade US Army Training Center Fort Knox Kentucky second tour in Vietnam. Private Gary A. Weidmayer 20 completed a cooking course at Fort Ord California May 19 gaining skills in cake pastry meat cutting and mess hall service. Gunners Mate Third Class Theodore C. Graban promoted aboard USS Enterprise in Southeast Asia for duties with the Seventh Fleet. Private Frederick J. Guenther hospitalized at Fort Leonard Wood after May surgery. Specialist Four Richard Zahn promoted in Germany near Mainz to assistant power station operator. William J. Cammet listed with Navy postal details.
Lakehurst New Jersey May 9 Marine Private First Class Michael P Hayes son of Mr and Mrs George Hayes of Saline Michigan is attending the basic Aircrew Survival Equipment School at the Naval Air Technical Training Unit Lakehurst. The 15 week course includes packing parachutes and servicing survival equipment such as aviators life rafts and life jackets. He has made one voluntary parachute jump with a parachute he packed himself.
Friday and Saturday mark Poppy Days as patriots remember servicemen including Vietnam era soldiers. Volunteers from the American Legion Auxiliary sell poppies to raise funds for veterans and their families in need. Buy a poppy May 26 or 27 to support the cause.
Robert Todd, commander of William B. Lutz Post 332, American Legion, has been elected chef de train of the Washtenaw County Voiture 957, 40 & 8, an honorary group within the American Legion. The position is akin to vice commander and the county group numbers about 60 members.
Charles from Ypsilanti and Linda from Ann Arbor, graduates of Roosevelt High School, plan a 10 year class reunion on Friday. They remain active in Trinity Lutheran Church and share a Siamese cat named Tino.
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