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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1967
Page
10
Saline Jaycees rank 1st in a 260 chapter field in the Michigan Parade of Chapters contest for membership growth, activities, and service. They number 72 members and wrap up a drive on November 8, with plans to list community service efforts such as completing their park shelter.
Jaycee Auxiliary held a party at the Ann Arbor Activity Center for retarded adults and 15 students celebrated a birthday. Seven Saline Auxiliary members attended the event and the group will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the Savings Bank community room.
Mr and Mrs Armin Haussler attended the United Manchester football game Friday evening, adding a local couple to the crowd at the event.
City Administrator Mike Strait proposes simplifying the Five Points intersection to a four way cross by shifting the Bemis Road tip a few feet south. The plan would move 60 to 80 feet of Bemis starting at the Assembly of God parsonage driveway and rejoin Maple Road at a right angle. The First Assembly of God pastor Rev. Robert Muir says a church building program is in the discussion stage but would leave space for construction.
Local column recalls cottage days at Lake Pleasant and new neighbors in Saline. Highlights include a white boxer named Blackie, plans for an Editors Mail section split into Glad Mad Sad, and events from Belleville High School to a Navy Drum and Bugle Corps party. Kay Gaskin, Detroit Lions cheerleader, returns to Saline with family histories and a Boots of memory. Tom Ford's homecoming from Ft. Bragg precedes an upcoming Florida winter house search with his father.
The Hobby Club will meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. Harold Smith's home on Highland Drive. Members are to bring ideas for Sunday’s Detroit project.
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