Feted and Arrested: Albert Visits Kharkov and Budapest
Albert Gall reports on a People to People tour through Russia and Ukraine visiting Krasnodar Kalifsky farm Kharkov and a large state farm near Budapest. He describes farm life, collective farming, wages, schooling, church attendance, and hotel hospitality during travel from Moscow to Kharkov and on to Budapest with observations on agriculture and society.
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America
Krasnodar
Lenin
Kharkov
Ukraine
Moscow
Budapest
Gillert
Buda Pest
Buda
Pest
Ice Hockey Enthusiasts Meet Scheduled
A meeting for all ice hockey enthusiasts is set for 7 30 p m Monday at the American Legion hall. The city winter recreation committee urges interested boys and their parents to attend.
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American Legion Hall
City Gains New Industry in Saline Lam-N-Hard Plant
Saline gains a new industry as construction begins in October on a 7000 square foot facility on E Bennett Street. Lam-N-Hard, a Hoover Ball and Bearing Co division, will research and develop wood technology and produce equipment for wood based products. The Saline plant will supply equipment and know how to manufacturers, with a pilot plant and extensive R D space, while the main plant will manufacture production equipment and wooden product components.
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Russia
Krasnodar
U.S.A
E. Bennett Street
Lam-N-Hard
Hoover Ball and Bearing Co
Hoover
Bennett Street
Saline Gridders Extend Win Streak With Manchester Beat
Saline's Hornets, led by Griffin and Davis, built a 42 0 win over Manchester as they and Chelsea prepare to meet for the Washtenaw Conference crown. The victory extended Saline's streak to five. The game featured multiple Saline touchdowns including a 36 yard run by Griffin and a 64 yard pass to Mike Johnson.
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Lanny Robbins
Washtenaw
Saline
Chelsea
Manchester
Pinckney
Hornets
Griffin
Leidheiser
Finkbeiner
Davis
Salinians
Jim Griffin
Bill Davis
Mike Johnson
Wes Armbruster
Gayle Finkbeiner
Dave Dettling
Steve Miller
Homecoming Court Named Dances Set at High School
High School students elect the Homecoming queen's court for the Friday game ceremony. Events include a 6 p.m snake dance from the Intermediate School, a 6:30 p.m bonfire, and a post game record hop with a semi formal dance Saturday 9 p.m. to midnight. Queen to be crowned by Miss Abbie Young.
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Abbie Young
Sue Drake
Linda Wolfinger
Jenny Camburn
Rhonda
Approval of 92 Home Development Plan in Saline
City Council endorsed planning commission recommendations for the Barr property subdivision. Variances to street right of way from 66 to 60 feet apply to planned roads except main entrances and cul de sacs, with pavement width reduced to 20 feet for cul de sacs. Annexation proceedings begin for an 18 acre parcel. No subdivision name announced.
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Planning Commission
Barr
Frank J. Winton
Winton
Saline Band Plans Sing Along Half-Time Show
The Saline High School Band will present a Sing Along half-time show at the Roosevelt-Saline football game. The routine features precision drill and formations to songs including When Youre Smilin, Down By The Old Mill Stream, Daisy Daisy, and a bicycle built for two. Audience participation is invited with lyrics in the programs directed by Art Kattejohn.
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Doug
Barbara Schuur
Schuurs
Suzanne
Saline High School
Roosevelt-Saline
Sidewalks Bid Accepted by City Council
City Council Monday night accepted a bid from Payeur & Sons Foundation Co for sidewalks in newly approved assessment districts. Work must finish within 20 working days after construction starts, at 42 cents per square foot for four inch sidewalks and 52 cents for six inch driveways, with an estimated base cost of 5436.40 plus extra for heavier walks.
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A. H. Payeur & Sons Foundation Co
Payeur
Lamont Okey to Speak At United Fund Kick-off
Loren Lamont Okey, associate professor of speech at the University of Michigan, will be the featured speaker at the annual United Fund kickoff banquet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Legion hall. The event launches the 1962-63 United Fund drive with a budget of 11 209 dollars and a goal up about 14 percent from last year, funded by voluntary contributions from area households and agencies.
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Loren Lamont Okey
University of Michigan
United Fund
the Legion Hall
Universal Die Casting
United Fund Drive
Dan Lirones
Saline Shopping Center Plans Advance for Country Market site
Plans in architectural stage call for four to five stores and offices on land east of the present Country Market parking lot. The project includes removing the parking strip for a single entrance and exit and a 16 foot landscaped mall. Target completion by June 15, 1963 with possible tenants such as a drug store and a dime store.
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Saline Country Market
Saline
Country Market
Country Markets
Charles Carlton, Jr
Carlton
Area Social Service Elects New Officers
The Saline Social Service annual meeting was held at Mrs. Edwin Hering's home. New board members include Rev. A F G Daechsel Mrs. George Moore and Mrs. LeRoy Stierle. Officers elected: President Mrs Allan Grossman Vice President Wayne Predmore Treasurer Edwin Hering Corresponding Secretary Mrs James Davis Recording Secretary Mrs Ralph Uphaus Publicity Mrs James Davis Membership Wayne Predmore. The office will be open Thursdays 2 to 4 p.m. at the Vesta Mills home near Mills Road. A December Bundle Tea will be chaired by Mrs Carl O'Brien.
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The
Saline Social Service
Edwin Hering
Russell St
A. F. G. Daechsel
George Moore
LeRoy Stierle
Allan Grossman
Wayne Predmore
James Davis
Vesta Mills
American Legion
Mills Road
Carl O’brien
Saline Board Creates New School Board Briefs Series
The Saline area Board of Education opened a new monthly briefing after meetings. October 10 attendance included city representatives. They discussed an east exit and easement with no action, and set new rates for facility use. The board accepted Dan Lirones to assist in development.
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Board of Education
City Council
Planning Commission
Rolling Meadows
Johnson Quick
Robert Harvey
Band Parents Association
Katterjohn
Harold Brown
Brown
Raymond Girbach
Leo Jensen
Little Theater
Dan Lirones
Work Begins On Medical Building Here
Dr. Paul Gerigk starts a 2300 square foot medical building at Davenport and Michigan Ave including offices a lab and physiotherapy space. He aims to move by March 1 to the brick one story structure costing 40000 dollars with room for two physicians and plans to choose an associate by mid next year. The building will feature air conditioning and background music.
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Paul Gerigk
Gerigk
Davenport
E. Michigan Ave
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Albert
Albert Gall
Europe
Florida
Lower
Michigan
Mila Shabanova
Kalifskyin
Sing Along
Art Katterjohn
Lamont Okey
Hollywood Drive
Herman Merte
Regis Wolfinger
Merte
Okey
Iowa State Teachers College
Cornell College
Iowa
U-M
University of Colorado
Medical Corps
U.S. Navy Reserve
Dr. Okey
Speech Association of America
Phi Kappa Phi, Theta Alpha Phi
Congregational Church of
Ann Arbor
Michigan Speech Association
Area Social Service
School Board
Saline Area Board of Education
Robert Tefft
Gerald Coe
Boy Scouts of
Coe
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