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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1972
Page
2
Memorial Day means no school. The week offers bar b q with fries and butter cake on Tuesday and chicken and gravy on Wednesday with rolls. Thursday serves pizza and peanut butter sandwiches, while Friday features Bologna or tuna sandwiches with vegetables and dessert. Union School picnic lunch includes sandwiches, baked beans, chips, relishes, cookies, fudgesicles, and milk.
Raymond Koch of the Washtenaw County Road Commission outlined the five year plan for Saline area roads on May 16. Planned work includes widening shoulders on Saline Ann Arbor Road and Maple Road, with estimated costs of 40 060 and 100 000 respectively, plus a Moon Road extension to connect Bemis Road and Michigan Avenue. The plan, funded as available, notes 495 miles of primary and 942 miles of secondary roads, with federal TOPICS and Urban Assistance grants potential and 28 000 sought for county park programs.
A breakfast for Houghton room mothers and carnival chairmen will be held May 25 at 9 am in the Houghton library. Reports on the carnival results will be presented and a special speaker will address attendees.
The Arnold Lake Farm Bureau Group met at the Emerson Haeussler home with a cake by Delores Stull honoring five graduates. Four Saline High graduates Sherri Stull Nancy Kellogg Sue Fiegel Arlene Haeussler and Hugh Haeussler from Manchester High were recognized. Armin Haeussler led the discussion on aiding township government. The next meeting is June 9 at Alfred Dieterle's home.
The Scio-Lodi Jr. Farmers 4-H Club held its first meeting with leaders Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Diible. Officers elected include Art Sias president Jane Sias vice president Sharon Diable secretary Carolyn Fiegel treasurer Jerry Diable reporter and Rod Kniper recreation with 21 members present at Maple Grove School.
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