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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1975
Page
1
Dan Latham, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Latham, 349 Clark St., earned the Eagle badge at a Troop 446 Court of Honor held Sept. 30 at the Middle School. He began in 1972, earned 29 merit badges, and already qualified for a Bronze Palm.
Saline Area Players rush into rehearsals for Pajama Game with three night run Friday November 20 to Sunday 22. Six male singers and dancers needed for chorus contact Kathryn Hartmann. Cast includes John Fisher as Sid with directions by J Craig Collicott and Anita Kalousdian.
A $2.5 million federal state local grant plan could link Saline with Pittsfield Lodi York and Saline townships in a regional sewage effort. Saline would lead the five units with 20 percent local funding and the DNR would study only areas connected by drainage.
Marian Faupel highlights Saline Area Social Service as a vital aid hub. Gretchen Daggett leads counseling and referrals from 131 E. Michigan Ave with Tuesday and Thursday office hours. The Saline Area United Fund supports the program as volunteers are urged to help with transportation, fundraising, and office work.
City agencies met at the Legion on Sept 17 with reports from the Beautification Commission Civil Rights Commission Library Board Bi-Centennial Committee and Historic District Commission. Library head Douglas Elfring outlined the 75th anniversary in 1976 plus growth in circulation and a basement renovation set for early 1976.
The Saline Area Business Association elected Larry Ruble as President with Dave Potter as Vice President, Lynn Greenman Secretary, and Charles Lindemann Treasurer. Committees were formed on parking meter bagging, by laws, store opening night, and sign ordinance. A special October 20 meeting will push a Christmas retail effort. meetings at Kempf's are held the first Monday at 8.
Saline Jay-Teens plan a weekend door-to-door sale of nine-ounce bags of miniature Tootsie Rolls at one dollar cada. Each bag yields fifty cents for the Kidney Foundation Drug Bank to aid transplant recipients and nephrotic children. Proceeds support medications at University Hospital in Ann Arbor.
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