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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1966
Page
6
Jaycees begin their annual sale of holiday fruit cakes with a door to door canvass in the city Thursday evening. Proceeds finance the club's community service projects. Dick Compton is chairman and can be reached at 429-7063. Ben son’s Old Home Fruit Cakes offered at 1.75 for the 1 14 pound size and 3.25 for the three pound size.
American Legion Auxiliary members will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the American Legion Hall with Mrs. Gwen Armbruster in charge of the program.
Mr and Mrs Albert Gall of 6174 Willow Rd announce the engagement of their daughter Beverly Ann Gall to David M Musson of Saline. Miss Gall is a Saline High School and State Beauty College graduate employed at Village Hair Fashions. Musson is a Saline High graduate and a farmer. No date for the wedding is set.
The Saline post office will be closed on Thanksgiving Day with limited pickup between 2 30 and 4 30 p m. No window service or deliveries except special delivery mail. Outgoing mail will be dispatched per the holiday schedule on collection boxes. Win a prize Tell The Reporter.
Yakety Yak Mr and Mrs Cady Hall visit from California for the 50th anniversary of Oscar and Gertrude Bahnmiller in Manchester. Lauren Wild shifts to Easco Sparcatron Inc while maintaining a PR firm in his home. Wendy Wild earns WMU advertising conference berth in Chicago and seeks a master’s fellowship. Frank D Brittain and daughter Connie at Christian College Parents Weekend. highway plaque on new Saline River bridge puzzles locals. Bermuda trip highlights for Ann Arbor city employees Nelson and wife.
Wyoming native and longtime Saline community leader Don Wiedman was re elected to head the Saline Community Fair Board for two years. He plans to boost collaboration with the school district and will hold an executive board meeting next week before engaging the Board of Education and FFA. The next regular Fair Board meeting is the second Monday in December.
Students in grades 5 and 6 at Houghton Elementary elected council officers on November 8. Carl Goble will be president, Marsha Peck vice president, Robin Morrow secretary, and Mike Guenther treasurer. The first meeting followed, with plans for library helpers lunchroom hosts playground leaders safety patrol tutors and office help. Local families attended a Sunday dinner with the Guenthers.
Jaycee Auxiliary held a Saturday progressive dinner with husbands as guests. The November meeting is set for 8 p.m. Monday at Mrs. Michael Lewis home 784 Knollwood Ct. No December meeting planned.
Relatives and about 70 friends attended a Sunday memorial for Capt David Wagener a Saline area native killed in action in Vietnam The service conducted by William B Lutz Post American Legion honored the late pilot with attendees including his mother Elva Wagener and brothers Tom Robert and Minetaiuville The David R Wagener Memorial Fund supports a nursing loan service at Everett Junior College and gifts may be sent via Ralph Gross Saline before December 1 or mailed to the fund afterward.
The Warren Mayers joined City of Ann Arbor employees for a Bermuda trip from November 9 to 13, enjoying a leisure period with colleagues.
A large sign proclaims the Ford Saline Instrument and Plastics Plant ongoing construction. Don Decker of the 4-D Ranch on Waters Rd. plans a 100 by 200 foot enclosed arena for rodeos and shows, touted as the biggest of its kind in Michigan. DPS N' DOWNS Mrs Helen Lindemann undergoes surgery at Saline Community Hospital. Lists medical patients at the Saline hospital include Roy Dechert Emma Bersuder Bessie Hemenway Donald Tinkle and Ted Babcock.
A family night Thanksgiving service with Holy Communion is set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday November 23 at the First Assembly of God Church. The Saline Reporter is published weekly at 106 W Michigan Ave Saline Michigan with subscription rates and mailing details listed.
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