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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1963
Page
2
Frigidaire home town dealer in Saline offers to meet prices of any other Washtenaw County Frigidaire dealer. Advertises freezers refrigerators washers and dryers dishwashers ranges plus farm equipment and tools. Includes contact at 173 West Michigan Avenue Saline 429-9128.
All Saline band members and families are invited to a 7 30 p m Tuesday performance at the high school football field. Seventh and eighth grade and senior high bands will march in uniform for an hour, then the Band Parents club fall meeting in the band room. Games for children in the gym. weather may move the show to the gym.
A Goodwill Industries truck will make collections in Saline on Tuesday, October 15. Call Mrs. Dorothy Hutzel at 429 9828 for pickups.
Michigan hosts the annual Make It Yourself With Wool contest with a 14 day Caribbean vacation prize and a $35 000 total prize pool. Open to girls 14 21 with juniors and seniors judged separately and a sub deb division for 13 year olds. District 2 includes Hillsdale Jackson Lenawee Monroe Washtenaw counties. Entries due November 23 with forms from Mrs Donald Whelan or Mrs Lawrence Boettner.
Mayor Jack Bennett proclaims October 6 to 12, 1963 as National Pharmacy Week in Saline. The observance honors pharmacists as essential health team members and acknowledges their high professional standards and public trust.
Martin Edward Mallory five month old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Mallory was baptized at Lincoln Community E U B Church Ypsilanti. Dinner guests included the youngster’s grandparents Mr and Mrs Lyle Phillips and related relatives from Birch Run Belleville and Adrian. Also noted is a 19th century record of a largest lake trout 80 pounds caught in the Straits of Mackinac in 1878.
Sandra Jane Brown of Bloomfield Hills announces her engagement to John Major. John is of Bloomfield Hills and a Howe Military School graduate. Sandra is a Saline High School graduate and MSU student. Engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Dale R Brown of Lawson Street with an August wedding planned.
The Tecumseh Players begin their fourth season with Born Yesterday at the Tecumseh Community Center. performances start Thursday October 31 and run November 1 2 then November 6 7 9 with no show Friday of the second week.
Washtenaw county chapter for Cystic Fibrosis will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday October 16 at the C J Nesbitt home 1430 Kearney Dr Ann Arbor. All board members and interested friends urged to attend session according to Mrs Robert Starling chairwoman.
Mr and Mrs Mancle Hill of 320 W Bennett Sr welcome a 7 pound 2 ounce girl named Vicky Jean born October 5 at Saline Community Hospital. Other newborns include Gregory John Walters born October 1 to Mr and Mrs Robert Walters of Dundee and Charles Dale Littlefield born October 2 to Mr and Mrs Charles Littlefield of Milan.
YSH notes show Mr and Mrs Jack Willbanks on a two week vacation. Mr and Mrs Bill Yates visited business in Detroit this week. Mr and Mrs Frank Kartchie plan to move into their new Braman Street Milan home this week. Margaret Jones and Eunice Bish shopped in Detroit this weekend. Wallace Graham from Cleveland visited his mother Lydia Kotus and her husband in Milan last weekend. Dewey Williams and wife visited her mother in Mt Clemens last Sunday. Sue Peabody visited Traverse City last weekend to see her daughter and son in law.
The Dale Browns of Lawson Street have purchased a new residence on Meadow Lane in Lodi Estates and plan to begin moving this weekend.
Mrs. Oscar Paul and her two sons plus daughter-in-law joined a Michigan color tour last weekend. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. John Blinn. New neighbors on Harris Street are the Zurllinden family who moved from W Bennett Street to 243 Harris.
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