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Newspaper

Saline Reporter

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1962

Page

8

William Winkle Named to Portage Trails Council

William J. Winkle of Detroit is named district executive for Portage Trails Council Boy Scouts of America. He will assume the post October 15, 1962, overseeing District 4 with Chelsea, Dexter, Manchester, Milan, Saline and Whitmore Lake, 760 boys, six Cub Scout packs, eight Boy Scout troops and four Explorer units. Winkle, 35, married with one child, has held multiple leadership roles and trained as a Scout executive in several councils before a stint in the military.

William J. Winkle Detroit Portage Trails Council Boy Scouts of America Jack R. Doidge Winkle District 4 Chelsea Dexter Manchester Milan Saline Whitmore Lake Ohio Order of the Arrow Land O’ Lakes Jackson St. Charles Illinois

Spilled Ink and Family Visits Across Cities

Jean Taylor returns from a week long West trip visiting Seattle for the World’s Fair with Lulu Fairbanks, then San Francisco and Los Angeles with a niece, finally Las Vegas with her son Bill. Other local notes report hospital stays for Mrs. Eugene Carpentier, Rueben Lambarth, and patients at Saline Community Hospital, plus a family chicken dinner hosted by Walt Armbruster.

Jean Taylor Seattle Lulu Fairbanks Miss Fairbanks Jean San Francisco Los Angeles Las Vegas Nev Bill

Bowling Scores and Standings From Local Leagues

Coverage of Wednesday and Thursday women's and men's bowling leagues listing teams, scores, and highs. Highlights include high team game 733 by Ted's Service and high series 527 by Jackie Hoeft (sub) among others, with top individuals across multiple leagues.

Burkhardt’s Real Estes Pharmacy Saline Wilson’s Dairy Ted’s Service Gamble’s Saline Savings Bank Cut ’N Curl Burkhardt’s Pat Estes Marlene Jacobsen Jackie Hoeft Hoeft’s Gulf Service Riverside Altes Haaver’s Meat Walker's Geo. Petersen Sheriff Hoover Containers Bridgewater Tavern Jeanette Wilson Uphaus Electric ii General Telephone Johnson’s Marathon Marsh Monument Austin Road Kids George’s Tavern R. Hoeft J. Steiner J. Winkle D. Hoeft H. Armbruster H. C. Frey

New Babies at Saline Community Hospital Reported

Stork news lists births at Saline Community Hospital during the week. Barbara Carol Hoeft born October 2 to Daniel and Barbara Hoeft of Kin ger Road weight 7 pounds 15 ounces. Debra Lefler born October 4 to David and Debra Lefler of Milan weight 8 pounds 214 ounces. Tamara Malocha born October 5 to Robert and Tamara Malocha of Campbell Road weight 7 pounds 3 ounces. Mark Anders born October 7 to Lyle and Kathy Anders of Clinton weight 6 pounds 15 ounces. Teri Richards born October 8 to Tom and (name unreadable) Richards of Harris Street weight 7 pounds 11 ounces first grandchild of A G and Mrs Richards and Floyd Baun of Punxsutawney. Michael James born September 28 to Judd and (name unreadable) Robinson of 311 N Lewis Street. Kathy Jean Robinson also a child.

Saline Community Hospital Barbara Carol Hoeft Daniel Hoeft Kin‘ger Rd Debra Lou Lefler David Lefler Milan Tamara Sue Ann Malocha Robert Malocha Campbell Rd Mark William Carl Anders Lyle Anders Clinton Mark Teri Lyn Richards Tom Richards N. Harris St A. G. Richards Spring St Saline Floyd Baun Punxsutawney Teri Pennsylvania Judd Robinson N. Lewis Sr St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor Michael James Robinsons Kathy Jean

Graham Bread Recipe Reprinted From The Reporter

Mrs Warren Finkbein ers recipe for graham bread appears again after a typographical error. The ingredients include sugar shortening molasses eggs graham flour white flour buttermilk and soda with baking at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes yielding two leaves.

the Reporter Warren Finkbeiner Graham Bread Graham

Local vintage Pontiac gets historic plate in Michigan

John C. Feldkamp of Saline owns a 1930 Pontiac coupe that received historic license plate 47X67 from Secretary of State James M. Hare. Historic plates cost 6 dollars and last the car’s life. cars over 25 years old may not be used for regular or commercial transportation and may only be driven to parades rallies or festivals. The show will feature about 4 000 vintage vehicles at Detroit’s 44th National Automobile Show in Cobo Hall from October 20 to 28.

John C. Feldkamp Klager Rd Saline James M. Hare Hare Michigan Detroit Cobo Hall

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The Allenby Monticello Albee Homes America ALBEE Albee King Homes, Inc Michigan Ave Wayne US. 12 Wayne, Michigan Albee King Models Omee William Winkle Eugene Carpentier Walt Armbruster Tri-County Sportsman’s League Club Robert Groeb the Saline Hospital Ralph Uphaus Bob Russell Bob Rueben Lambarth Bowling News Hoeft Burg’s Lyle’s Wheel & Axle Community Ford Hartman Insurance Saline Lumber Co Saline Lanes Frank’s Texaco Keith's Radio & TV R. Brainard A. Michalke A. Gross Merchants’ League Star Tool Standard Oil Springbrook Fisheries TA Carl’s Five Twin Pines Sutton Schmid al Gross Jack Graf Saline Mercantile Harry’s Standard Quick Insurance Team No Stork News Hazel Melvin F Hartman Hazel Ationwide Mutual Insurance Company Mutual Fire Insurance Company Life Insurance Company Columbus Stein & Goetz Sporting Goods S. Main St Michigan Creamery Campbell’s Porterhouse Club Hill’s Bros. Coffee Borden’s Buttermilk Biscuits Carnation Milk Hygrade Ball Park Franks Muchmore Florida Schmid’s Foods
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