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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1968
Page
9
The Co op Club of Saline heard two speakers from Washtenaw Community College at a lunch meeting in Ann Arbor. Robert McNally, counsellor, and John Williams, electronics instructor, spoke to members as the club plans monthly lunches and programs at area restaurants.
Police said thieves broke in through a rear door at the high school and stole tape recorders projectors a dictaphone and other equipment over the weekend. A complete missing items list and damage estimate were not available. Paul Lindemann 15 son of Mr Mrs Lindemann Dell Road brought down an 11 point buck Friday evening about a mile from his home.
A family plans a home Thanksgiving center piece and dinner ritual. The narrator describes late night prep, a turkey mishap, and a resolve to keep their family project alive amid Thanksgiving chaos. A separate report notes Lt Bryce E Gray comparing helmet use to fatalities, citing 1966 79 deaths and 1967 103 deaths through November 11 after a helmet law was struck down.
Grace Stierle, formerly a Type A teacher at Forsythe Junior High and chair of Type A Programs in Ann Arbor Public Schools, serves as a consultant with the Vocational Rehabilitation Special Education project at Washtenaw Intermediate School District. The program supports mentally or physically disabled young adults toward vocational competence through evaluation, training, and community placements.
The Tourist Council lists thirty special snowmobile events for the coming winter in Michigan. The highlight is the North American Snowmobile Championships at Munising in February, with safaris derbies treks and a Thunder Bay Moonlight Chase among other tours.
Losses between five and 13 years of age may sign up for baton twirling lessons and the baton marching corps organized by the High School majorettes. Teachers include Becky Hehr Peggy West Sarah Christner and Barbara Braun with Mrs John Michael as counselor. Lessons run 3 30 to 4 30 pm Thursdays at Jensen Elementary School for a fee of 1 per month. Next lesson December 5. No prior band experience required for the corps which will parade locally. For information call Mrs Michael at 429-5580.
The State Department of Education reports attendance at county driver safety schools rose nearly 50 percent in 1967 68. Most growth came from tripled referrals by the Secretary of State's office. There were 12 523 enrollments in 571 classes across 14 counties, up from 8 744 enrollments in 417 classes across 15 counties the previous year.
A Thanksgiving Eve service is set for 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Macon Church. Ada Handy of Waterworks Road demonstrates candle making, braided rugs and pewter at her home from 4 to 9 p m weekdays and noon to 5 p m weekends. call 429 7770.
A Thanksgiving vesper worship service is scheduled at St. John's Lutheran Church in Bridgewater at 8 p.m. on Wednesday.
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