Fair Board Meeting Set At Saline High School
The Saline Fair Board will hold its annual meeting and elect officers next Monday at 8 p.m. in the Saline High School cafeteria due to Middle School open house. A blood bank drive continues tonight at Houghton School with donors urged to help reach the 1977 quota. free transport from Saline Cab Co. after 4 p.m.
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Condos Proposed Along Ravine North of Mill Pond Park
Local developers Sara and Harry Lepard unveil a two phase condo plan for 51 units on 18 acres near Mill Pond Park with annexation to Lodi Township. The site features wooded ravine fronts, private roads, and a future walkway linking clusters. an association would maintain grounds and streets.
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Pin On Buttons Save Lives spark in Saline officer designer
Saline police officer Frank Pesta makes pin on buttons in his basement workshop. He creates life saving designs with medical warnings like Food Allergy Do Not Feed for Erika Hawke of Akron. The buttons sell for 1 to 1.50 dollars and inspire future designs for other illnesses.
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Incumbents Sweep Saline City Council Victory
Incumbents Wanda Adler Dick Brososky and Mary Hess won re election in Saline with a turnout of 190 voters or six percent City Clerk Bill King commented turnout would be higher if a ballot question existed Hess led with 151 votes followed by Adler 145 and Brososky 141 Over a dozen write in votes went to former councilmen Kempf Nehring and others with minimal totals.
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