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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1962
Page
7
local residents offer varied forecasts from mild and snowy to cold and harsh as they react to unusually warm weather. Opinions range from a calm, soft winter to a hard, snowy season with claims influenced by cornhusks, leaves, and past winters.
The Ann Arbor Friendship club sponsors a masquerade Halloween Dance and card party at 8 p m Friday in Superior township hall. An orchestra provides music and refreshments. The event welcomes unmarried persons aged 39 through 64 with a donation of 1 dollar per person.
Drawings to allocate about 69 380 antlerless deer permits in 29 over subscribed areas are being held this week at the Michigan Conservation Department in Lansing. About 195 000 permit applications have poured in, with roughly 213 000 people applying in 32 northern food shortage areas.
The Double A Dance club lists dances for November 1 15 and December 6 20 and January 3 17 at the Ann Arbor YM-YWCA. Dancing runs 8 pm to midnight for single persons 25 and older with a $1 donation. Refreshments and an orchestra are provided.
The Saline Board met to finalize earlier agenda items. Leo Jensen was absent due to illness while Elmer Houghton represented the Administration and Howard Hill attended. Gerald Coe was named Saline’s representative to the Washtenaw County Officers Association Board of Directors. The Board delegated Transportation Manager duties to Howard Hill for the year, with Arthur Katterjohn returning to academic duties at the Intermediate School. Two library clerks were cut to save 3460 dollars, a Kindergarten teacher was reassigned to manage the elementary library, and the vacant position created a need for a full-time librarian at the elementary school without raising the budget. The district adopted a policy that non-contract positions be advertised locally. the elementary library clerk vacancy will follow this policy. The Board plans to publish the annual financial report after auditing. A clause against hiring spouses of current employees was included in the personnel policy. An Ozalid repro machine was authorized as a gift from A and B Tool Company for the high school drawing room. Dean Burkhardt and Harold Brown were tasked to revise the 1962-63 budget, and the brochure’s items were adopted. A CARE fundraising substitute for Christmas gifts was denied as not allowed under policy. For Chel Sea Saline game traffic safety, the Board approved curatorial help to direct traffic and parking.
The menu lists meals for October 29 to November 2 with daily options including chili and crackers, butter and peanut butter sandwiches, cherry pie and milk on Monday. potatoes with meat, buttered corn, bread and butter, apple butter, cookies and milk on Tuesday. goulash, brown bread, jelly, fruited jello, cookies and milk on Wednesday. chicken squares, buttered peas, cake, fruit and milk on Thursday. and macaroni and cheese with tomato casserole, vegetables, butter and peanut butter sandwiches, ice cream, cookies and milk on Friday.
Richard Akans of Ypsilanti and Phillip Yoder of Pittsfield township pleaded guilty to breaking and entering at Saline County Market. Each fined 100 dollars plus 235 dollars costs, given five years probation, and ordered to repay 35.10 dollars in restitution, or face 30 days jail on weekends. Judge Breakey cited rising offenses and a policy of jailing B and E offenders.
The Saline Jaycees hold their monthly dinner meeting on Wednesday October 24 at Five Points Restaurant. The dinner at 7 p.m. is sponsored by Wilson Dairy Co. of Ann Arbor, followed by a general business meeting. All members are urged to attend.
A suggestion promoting a reporter subscription as a gift with contact Hazel at 9 7380.
On September 23 authorities recovered most of the stolen items including cash valued at $1 001 47 minus 70 29 after a market theft was discovered. The total value recovered was reported.
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