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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1962
Page
6
The 72 piece Saline High School Marching Band performs its season finale at the Saline Chelsea game with The Flight of the Hornet Space Capsule. It features a blast off orbiting nations and cities including Paris Moscow and China with musical vignettes.
In a page 1 continuation Clark urges voters to rely on his two year public service record. He comments on decisions and the community's best interests. Harold and Mrs Staebler of Dexter visited Saline to see relatives and Saline High Band seniors honored by local graduates.
Hornets reach 14 and 11 at points in the game as Davis connects to Mike Johnson for a score. Griffin and Leidheiser add key runs and touchdowns while Saline answers late with two scores. Clinton defeats Manchester 33 21 and U High falls to Ypsi Roosevelt 28 12.
Jerry Brainard manager at Saline Lumber Co. became an uncle again with the birth of Wendy Renee on October 23 at Saline Community Hospital. The baby weighed 8 pounds 11 ounces. Other births at the Saline hospital include Fayetta Ann Wells born October 29 to Henry and Milan Wells, a daughter. another daughter born October 30 to Carl and wife of 476 Hollywood Drive. and Karen Diane Schroeder born October 31 to Raymond and Karen Schroeder weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces. Grandparents include Walter Schroeder and H W Hersch. Rudy Feldkamp visited Norman Gross Friday evening.
The Golden Goals 4-H club organized at the leader's home with Sara Schaible presiding. Officers elected include Linda Schaible as president, Linda Henes as vice president and treasurer, Lynne McCalla as secretary, Rebecca Hehr as reporter, and Linda Strieter as song and recreation leader. The group chose the club name and reviewed project requirements. enrollment followed and the next meeting is set for November 7 at Rebecca Hehr's home.
School meals list weekly offerings from Monday to Friday with hot beef sandwich, chicken biscuits, ham and fried potatoes, bar B Q style corn, and tuna noodle casserole. Each day includes sides such as vegetables, fruit, milk, and desserts.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hieber visited Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wahi in Saline Sunday evening. The Rossell Farm Bureau club meets next Thursday November 8 at Bridgewater Town Hall with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller. Miss Nan Osborne and Richard Kokla wed at Community Methodist Church Romulus Saturday evening. The Rondell Smith family of Romulus spent Saturday with Andrew Peet. Mrs. Harold Feldkamp entered St. Josephs Hospital Monday. Dale Dennison of Milan and Warren Finkbeiner visited Sunday afternoon.
Fun and community notes from Saline include a house warming for Jan and Dean Theurer on Milkey Rd with 300 in attendance. Other items cover a breakfast with George Romney in Ann Arbor, local political candidates, a waffle supper hosted by Florence Armbruster, hospital patients, a Saline couple moving to South Bend, and 23 UM students visiting Saline Elementary for education methods.
Harry Parsons and other Standard dealers push get out the vote program by giving away stock certificates marked My one share in Good Govern ment is my vote on November 6 and bank books showing deposits and withdrawals like forget or too busy. Demographic notes include a Cub Scout neckerchief introduction for Dennis Martin who broke his left arm after receiving it. Neighbors comment on a persistently mowed Kayda lawn and a pie eating contest at Dee Jay's Drive In hosted by Elmer Rockwell with judges Robison Dechert Davis and Harvey.
A reader writes about annual deer hunting fever in Saline. The piece humorously describes November preparations disappearing items from drawers, farewell rushes, and the family awaiting the hunter’s safe return after a long trip.
Bridgewater residents report multiple social visits as families gather at Lutheran church events. Emory Mulholland of Ypsilanti and others attended a Salem Lutheran potluck and charity gathering. The Lutheran Aid Insurance Co. held its annual meeting with elections and a supervising tone for upcoming November 15 duties.
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