Saline Hospital Auxiliary smorgasbord fundraiser set
Local businesses and individuals donate to the Saline Hospital Auxiliary annual smorgasbord. The event, chaired by Mrs. Hermian Radloff, will be held Saturday November 4 at Jensen Elementary School with tickets at 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for children, benefiting hospital equipment purchases.
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Jensen
Saline Savings Bank
Estes Rexall Pharmacy
Wight Cleaners
Go- Electric
Steele Dodge
Uphaus Burg
Ted’s Service
Saline
Ray Alber
Luckhardt Plumbing
Harold
Leut‘heuser
Vescio
Hermian Radloff
Holy Cross Mission Members Host Saturday Scavenger Hunt
Members of Holy Cross Mission Episcopal Church plan a scavenger hunt at 8 30 p m Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Muller participants should wear old clothes
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Holy Cross Mission
Episcopal Church
Robert Muller
Esch to Meet Wash tenaw County Farmers in Saline
Congressman Marvin L. Esch will host a public meeting of Washtenaw County farmers at 8 p.m. Friday in the Saline Savings Bank community room. This session is part of a series in the Second District to foster dialogue on national agriculture legislation and federal farm activity. Agriculture groups are especially urged to attend.
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Marvin L. Esch
Washtenaw County
Saline Savings Bank
Second
Esch
Saline Fire Crews Battle Basement Fire at Carlisle Home
Saline Fire Department responded to a basement blaze at 100 S Harris St the Robert Carlisle residence around 4 30 p m Wednesday damage details unavailable.
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Saline
Robert Carlisle
S. Harris Si
Saline Rotary Plans Ladies Night at Leutheuser's Restaurant
The Saline Rotary Club schedules a Ladies Night dinner for 7 p.m. Thursday at Leutheuser's Restaurant. Ann Pellegreno will speak, with guests including Rotary District Governor Eric Bentlage of Ferndale and Mrs. Bentlage.
Lamb Club Trophy Presented and Kiwanis Dinner Event
Saline Lamb Club members will attend a Kiwanis Club dinner at the Masonic Hall with Alton Ealy as program chairman. The Lamb Club trophy was awarded to Arleen Haeussler. A farming film was shown. The Kiwanis monthly meeting is set for 6 30 pm Monday at Walker's Bakery.
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Saline Lamb Club
Kiwanis Club
Masonic Hall
Lamb Club
Arleen Haeussler
Alton Ealy
Kiwanians
Walker’s Bakery
Saline Police Department Expands to 24 Hour Service
Saline police now operate round the clock with dispatchers who will also train as patrolmen. The change, authorized by City Council in July, doubles coverage with two patrolmen on active hours and a constant daytime and nighttime presence. Dispatchers handle reports, parking procedures, and administrative tasks while the department processes about 1000 messages monthly.
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Saline
County Sheriff's Department
Root
Viet Nam
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Symons
Clayton Harold Symons
Milan
Levieit
Council
The
Saline Auxiliary Police
Automation Study To Include Survey In Saline Area
The University of Michigan's Survey Research Center will interview a second group of Americans between October 26 and December 4 to study automation effects on work life. The 76 communities include Saline. The center conducts quarterly consumer attitudes surveys and protects responses with strict confidentiality.
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University of Michigan
Iito
SRC
U. S. Department of Labor
Institute For Social Research
Center
Nhe
Ferris State freshman elected treasurer of Future Secretaries
Janet Wild a 1967 Saline High graduate now a Ferris State College freshman in the school of commerce has been elected treasurer of the Future Secretaries Association. She participated in SHS cooperative vocational program in her senior year. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Alwin Wild of 7740 Bethel Church Rd.
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Janet Wild
Saline High
Ferris State College
Future Secretaries Association
SHS
Alwin Wild
Bethel Church Rd
Local Jaycees attend Michigan Jaycees fall board meeting
Three local Jaycees Jack Kelley Jim Martiny and Le Roy King attended the Michigan Jaycees fall board meeting held in Portage near Kalamazoo on Friday night and Saturday.
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Jack Kelley
Jim Martiny
LeRoy King
Michigan Jaycees
Portage
Kalamazoo
Saline Schools Advisory Council to elect officers
Walter H. Quillico of the Michigan Labor Mediation Board will speak at Saline High School library on Wednesday November 1. The session opens to the public and will include filling officer roles and replacing expiring terms during the same meeting.
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Walter H. Quillico
Michigan Labor Mediation Board
Saline Schools Advisory Council
Quillico
Saline
Advisory Council
Board and Council to Discuss New High School Plans
Preliminary plans for the new high school building will be discussed at an 8 p.m. Monday meeting of the Board of Education and the Schools Advisory Council at the High School.
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Board of Education
Adult Classes Offered at HS Starting Nov. 6
Adult education classes begin Monday November 6 in Saline schools with registration closing Wednesday. Courses include typing, machine shop, wood shop, modern math or algebra, painting, and Tuesday bridge sessions. Instructors are James Bradley Leonard England Mary Wiedmayer Taylor Jacobsen and Randall Pilbeam.
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Saline
Acer
James Bradley
Leonard England
England
Mary Wiedmayer
Taylor Jacobsen
Randall Pilbeam
Dundee
Kay Guenther
New Supervisor of Nurses Named at Saline Hospital
Nancy S. Watson appointed director of nursing at Saline Community Hospital. A Brighton resident and Harper Hospital School of Nursing graduate, she previously worked as staff nurse, charge nurse, and OR nurse at Harper Hospital. She led a 42 bed medical surgical unit and served as relief afternoon supervisor of nursing.
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Saline Community Hospital
Nancy S. Watson
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Watson
Brighton
Harper Hospital School of Nursing
Saline Clubs Plan Involved March of Dimes Campaign
The Saline Child Study Club and Junior Child Study Club began planning for the 39th anniversary March of Dimes drive next January. Mrs James Keller campaign director of Saline chapter returned from Chicago after the pre campaign meeting with leaders from Ann Arbor Milan Chelsea Manchester and Whitmore Lake. A workshop is set for 3 p m Thursday at the Savings Bank community room to map the junior group’s participation in the January drive.
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Saline Child Study Club
Junior Child Study Club
Ak OR
James Keller
Saline
March of Dimes
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Milan
Chelsea
Manchester
Whitmore Lake
Savings Bank
Saline United Fund drive reports no progress in week two
The Saline Area United Fund thermometer showed no donations today as leaders reported no reports from any area or special division. Chairman Don Church and treasurer Rev Lawrence Cole said funds may exist but none were turned in or deposited, while president William Crim Jr. noted nothing received. The two week target of 23 724 is a rise over 1966 but still active drive with two new agencies Catholic Social Services and the Cystic Fibrosis fund joining Saline's list.
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Don Church
Special Division
Lawrence Cole
United Fund Board
Church
Cole
United Fund
William Crim, Jr
United“Fund
Saline
Catholic Social Services
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