Plans for 10 Rolling Meadows building lots approved
The Planning Commission approved plans for 10 additional lots on N Ann Arbor St between Harper Dr and the model home with reservations. The city may re grade or widen N Ann Arbor St to four lanes. curb and gutter may be funded later via a special assessment district. Improvement depends on property joining city limits, potentially 10 to 15 years away.
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Rolling Meadows #3
N. Ann Arbor St
Harper Dr
Planning Commission
City Council
Jack Steele
FHA
Steele
Ann Arbor St
Lodi Township
Hospital Auxiliary Smorgasbord Supports Saline Facility
The annual Hospital Auxiliary Smorgasbord to buy gear for Saline Community Hospital runs 5 30 to 8 30 p m on Saturday November 7 at Jensen Elementary. Proceeds funded an arm operating table a ER stretcher and a diathermy machine. past equipment includes an Isolette incubator and medical refrigerator. Tickets are 1 50 for adults and 75 cents for children.
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Saline Community Hospital
Jensen
Clubs Plan Annual Reciprocity Meeting
The Willing Workers Club and the Macon Woman's Club announce their annual Reciprocity Meeting. Members will gather to discuss shared community service goals and upcoming cooperative projects.
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The
Willing Workers Club
Macon Woman’s Club
Saline Woman's Club Special Meeting Planned
The Saline Woman's Club hosts a luncheon and program at St. Paul's Church on October 27. The meeting starts at 12:30 pm with Mrs. Herman Rentschler as speaker, followed by a talk by Don Ford about a trip to the British Isles. Members should bring a square of felt and two-thirds of a yard of other material for making dolls.
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Saline Woman’s Club
Saline Club
St. Paul’s Church
Line Hobby
Cial
Herman
Rentschler
Don Ford
Saline Social Services elects new officers and directors
Saline Area Social Services Inc held its annual meeting and named three new board members Mrs. Phyllis Smith Mrs. Charles McCarthary and Mrs. Edward Fischer. Officers elected were Mrs. Robert H. Smith president Mrs. Hugh Reveling vice president Mrs. Leroy Stierle secretary and Mrs. D E Garrison treasurer.
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Saline Area Social Services, Inc
Phyllis Smith
Charles McCarthary
Edward Fischer
Robert H. Smith
Hugh Reveling
Leroy -Stierle
D. E. Garrison
Meha City to Seek Combined Bids for Sewer and Water Lines
Meha city council approved seeking combined bids for sewer and water line construction up to and within Meha limits. The plan notes cost benefits of unit contracting and outlines Meha's current and future funding responsibilities. Construction at the retirement village continues, and zoning for the site is to be reclassified from R-1 after annexation. A public hearing is scheduled for November 16.
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Meha
Meira
Bizers to Attend Dedication of New Church in Mines
The Rev. and Mrs. Armin H. Bizer will travel October 28 to attend the dedication of a new church in his former pastorate. He led St. James United Church of Christ for about three years after 38 years serving in Northbrook Ti. The dedication is set for Sunday November 1 with return expected November 3 or 4.
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Armin H. Bizer
Bizer
St. James United Church of Christ
Northbrook
Bizers
Local Saline Candidates Share Wide Range Of Topics
Saline city candidates reply to an open request for articles on any subject. They address local affairs with varying lengths and topics. The paper notes space limits and warns of possible edits for controversial items before the November 3 election.
Bennett Deplores Privileges for Any Groups
Mayor Jack Bennett denounces special privileges for any group and urges equal concern for all city problems. He cites his 10 years on the council and stresses decisive action to avoid delays while noting that services require funding, including a potential tax increase due to sewer and water extension.
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Jack Bennett
George Anderson Questions Fire Hall Retirement Plan
Council candidate George Anderson discusses two city issues retirement and a proposed fire hall. He critiques the Michigan State Retirement Plan cost and voter accountability and estimates a new fire hall at 60 by 80 feet costing about 36 000 dollars, noting the need for voter input.
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George Anderson
State of
Michigan
Johnson urges review of city ordinances and building inspections
George C. Johnson, candidate for mayor, calls for a pressing review of city ordinances as required by the city charter adopted two years ago. He says the program has barely started and emphasizes the need for up to date laws and improved building inspections to ensure quality government for Saline.
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George C. Johnson
Saline
Reach Cites Need For Industrial Park in Area
Hubert Beach, candidate for City Council, urges an industrial park with available land and utilities at reasonable prices. He calls for zoning and water sewer policy review to attract new industries and support current businesses while redirecting parking meter funds to create new parking.
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Hubert Beach
Imperaotak
Saline Area School Advisory Council to fill ten terms
The Saline Area School Advisory Council will meet at the high school on Wednesday at 8 p m to fill ten expiring terms. Ten seats will end this November with vacancies in Freedom Lodi Pittsfield Saline York Townships and the City of Saline. Members are chosen by caucus from each subdivision and terms run three years for new appointees.
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Saline Area Schools Advisory Council
Saline Area
Eleanor Ross
Saline Township
Jackson Bennett
Elaine Heiserman
Phyllis Douthat
Jameson Ford
City of
Saline
Advisory Council
Saline Area Board of Education
Board of Education
Couucil
Bridgewater Township
Freedom
Lodi
Pittsfield
York
City of Saline
Kiwanis Club Saline Dinner Meeting At Walker's Bakery
Members of the Kiwanis Club of Saline will dine at 6 30 p m Monday at Walker's Bakery. A business meeting will follow.
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Kiwanis Club of
Saline
Walker’s Bakery
City Council Approves Administration Regulation for Problem Handling
The council unanimously passes a new administration regulation aimed at guiding department heads in decision making and when to refer issues to the council. Councilmen Johnson Knight and Keveling led the study, asserting improved fact finding and prompt action with prepared agendas and mayoral review. Further steps include a citywide meeting with personnel to define responsibilities.
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George Johnson
James Knight
Hugh Keveling
Knight
Saline Area plans elementary school in district brochure
The Saline Area School District circulated a brochure outlining plans for a new self-contained elementary school with 18 grade rooms two kindergarten rooms one special education room an all purpose room kitchen library music art and offices all designed for audio visual use. It would free the Intermediate School for grades seven and eight creating a junior high and move the high school to grades nine through twelve. The plan aims to meet projected needs through the 1979 school year.
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Saline Area
Harold Hintz
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Mines
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Geo. Anderson
Johnson
Democrats
Saline Savings Bank
Weston Vivian
Congress
Carl Seeger
Marian Mittendorf
Marianne Alpha
W. Henry St
John McGill
Marianne
Charles Gray
Vivian
Alice
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