Is She Senior Queen Candidate Mrs. Miller Turns 91
Mrs. Charles Anna Miller of 308 North Ann Arbor Street appears the likely finalist for Saline's Senior Queen after turning 91. She marked her birthday with a small family gathering and remains active at home though rarely goes out.
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Charles
Anna) Miller
Ann Arbor St
Miller
Saline Area
Anna
University of Michigan
Saline High School
Saline School Board
Saline Woman’s Club
School Menus Week Offerings
Week menu entries list dishes for Monday through Friday. Each day offers a main item with sides and a dessert or fruit, plus milk. Items include chili, scalloped potatoes, hamburger, mashed potatoes with chicken, and grilled cheese or meat sandwiches.
Naturalist William F Hopkins to Speak at Saline School
William F Hopkins chief naturalist for the Huron Clinton Metropolitan Authority will speak at Saline Elementary School on Wednesday November 13. He will show slides and discuss Predators and Prey Life in a Lake and Nature s Colors for children in all classes.
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William F. Hopkins
Huron-Clinton Metropolitan
Saline Elementary School
Halloween Pranks Around Saline Reported
The column recalls a quiet Halloween with eggings, a shot-out street light, and an outhouse left on Jim Levieit's lawn. It mentions Nancy Tull's humorous Buddhist monk costume, a tale of Bob Merchant moving an outhouse and getting his head caught, and shows readers a peek at 1928 Saline High football photos. It also notes farm radio program WOIA with daily school and market reports and reports local visits and family gatherings in Traverse City and nearby towns.
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Jim Levieit
Nancy Tull
Bob Merchant
Bridgewater
Saline
Bob
Rocky Rokicak
WOIA
Dance Club to Meet for 25 and Up Group at YW-YMCA
The 25 and Up Dance Club will hold a session from 9 p.m. to midnight on Tuesday at the YW-YMCA in Ann Arbor, following an 8 p.m. instruction session. Unmarried adults over 24 are welcome and refreshments will be served. Lorena Liston can provide more details at 429-7353 evenings.
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Yw-Ymca
Ann Arbor
Lorena Liston
Should a child always obey elders without question
A mix of views on child obedience. Some say yes for urgent or beneficial outcomes, others argue obedience should not override moral concerns or safety, with several stressing questioning when elders might direct wrongdoing. Opinions vary by age, trust, and context.
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James Burmeister
Fred Weikert
Gary Wild
Mike Sharkey
Susan Sally
Patti Lange
Mary Gilbert
Kathy Mader
Linda Henes
Christina Owens
Theresa Dye
Gremlins Delay Free Residence Extension Phones
General Telephone blames printing error for misprint on customer bills. Judd Perkins, director of public relations, explains the word extension vanished, changing text to residence phones installed at no charge, before confirming the offer to install residence extension phones at no cost.
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Perkins
Mr. and Mrs Leland Wilson Visit Vallie Zick
Adrian residents Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wilson spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Vallie Zick.
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Leland Wilson
Adrian
Vallie Zick
Saline Reporter mailing info and subscription rates
The Saline Reporter lists publication details for Saline Michigan with pricing for county and out-of-county subscriptions and notes second class postage paid at Saline Michigan.
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Michigan Ave
Saline
Michigan
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