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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1967
Page
4
Two thirds of the Schools Advisory Council mail poll backed a new high school with potential swimming facilities amid escalating late afternoon traffic. Local leaders discuss one way streets while residents adapt to peak-hour jams as plans surface for improvements.
James H. Rice 66 father of Mrs. Dennis Burke of Saline died October 3 in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. An Ann Arbor resident since 1929 he owned Smartest Hosiery Shop 1944 to 1964 and was a broker. Funeral services were held Friday at Memorial Christian Church with burial in Washtenong Memorial Park.
Mrs. Everett Lillian Plaster 53 of 104% Michigan Ave died Thursday morning in St Joseph Mercy Hospital. Survived by husband Everett Plaster son James Allen Johnson USAF stationed at March Air Force Base Calif two grandchildren three brothers and six sisters. Rev John Michael officiated at Bahnmiller Funeral Home services Saturday with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
Freedom Ideal Homemakers plan a Friday meeting on October 20 at the home of Mrs. T W Menzel 10425 Bethel Church Rd. The event concentrates on community activities and homemaking projects.
More than 100 friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Finkbein er to honor the couple on their 25th wedding anniversary. The Saline Woman's Club opens its year with a meeting at the president's home, Mrs. Harold Gray, Saline Valley Farms, featuring Miss Esther Landwehr's observations from her European journey.
Weekday menus listed for Saline schools from October 16 to October 20. Spaghetti with meat sauce on Monday, hot dog on bun on Tuesday, pizza on Wednesday, MELA on Thursday, M E A on Friday. each includes sides and milk. Page 6A.
Lansing born Jim and Marilynn Granger and their three children relocate from Ann Arbor to 247 Nichols Drive in August. Jim, a 1964 MSU civil engineering graduate, works with Ayres Lewis Norris May and recently transferred to the Ann Arbor office. Marilynn attended Lansing schools and Pat, Leslie, and Jim Frazier join them. Pat now works at Edwards Brothers in Ann Arbor.
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