Plans Completed For 1958 Miss Saline Contest
The Saline community readies for the Miss Saline 1958 59 crowning on Sept 11 during the Saline Community Fair. Prize list includes watches jewelry and trips with entries due by Sept 6. Saline Area Schools report enrollment up to 1300 as elementary and high school classes adjust to larger student load and staggered lunch periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walfred Larson
Hozel
Saline Area
Saline High School
G. Merritt Martin
Rieckhoff Jewelers
Buxton Bifold
Giltrow’s Pharmacy
Bailey Recreation
Schmid’s Food Market
Hoeft’s
Gulf Service
Iron — Deede
Gambles
Walker's
Westside Hardware
MacFarlane Shoes
Ray’s
Marian Barclay
Dan Moore
University of Michigan Audio-Visual Department
Helen Starling
Harris Street
E. Michigan Avenue
Saline
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Saline to Annex 211 Acre Tract North of City
City Council accepted a petition for annexation signed by Charles and Mettie Schultz and the Saline Area School District. Lodi township plans a parallel annexation. Pittsfield township awaits action. The 114 and 97 acre parcels would support up to 385 homes as sewer and water lines go in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Mettie Schultz
Saline Area
Pittsfield Township
Lodi Township
Schultz
Saline-Ann Arbor Rd
Roesch
Schultzes
Busy Belles Win Ribbons at State 4-H Show
Busy Belle 4-H Club members earned multiple ribbons at the State 4-H Show in Lansing. Rosemary Payeur and Janice Harwood demonstrated food skills and earned blue ribbons, Sherry McPeake won red in first-year freezing, Janice Harwood captured blue for party cupcakes and white for fifth-year home improvement, Mary Lou Payeur placed in clothing judging, and Mrs Webb Harwood leads the group. Carol Levey spent a week at Wampler's Lake with ten friends and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Rosemary Payeur
Janice Harwood
Sherry McPeake
Mary Lou Payeur
Webb Harwood
Saline Community Fair Kicks Off Next Wednesday
The four day event known locally as THE FAIR starts next Wednesday in Saline. The upcoming issues will showcase the excitement and fun with words and pictures and include an ADC feature salute page on THE FAIR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskachewan
Rangoon
ADC
Firemen save house after three hour blaze
Saline Volunteer Fire Department and Pittsfield Township crews battled a blaze at the George Klager home on Saline Ann Arbor road Pleasant Lake Road for three hours Monday evening. The fire started in an upstairs utility room and damaged a downstairs apartment and roof while the one story south side remained unscathed. Three Saline fire trucks and two from Pittsfield helped control the fire delaying Labor Day traffic from 6 to 9 pm. No cause was determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Volunteer Fire Department
Pittsfield Township
George Klager
Saline- Ann Arbor
Pleasant Lake Rd
Saline
Saline-Ann Arbor Road
Klager
City Council Approves Building Permits Totaling 10500
Building permits totaling 10500 were issued by City Council Tuesday night. They include a 10000 permit to L. Z. Still for a building between the post office and Still’s Hotel and 250 to Harold Brown of 257 S. Ann Arbor for remodeling and 250 to Dean Scott of 302 N. Ann Arbor for remodeling. The council also ruled that the present Universal Die plant and the addition under construction comply with zoning ordinance No. 146 and that parking facilities across the road from the plant conform to the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Z. Still
Harold Brown
S. Ann Arbor
Dean Scott
N. Ann Arbor
Ames welcomed new grandson Kevin James Brinks
Grandma and Grandpa E J Muir travel to Ames Iowa Thursday to meet the newborn Kevin James Brinks son of James and Mrs Brinks The Brinks family and relatives also noted Nina Arends son and family visiting from Lansing after the Luther League Convention in Cornell Michigan Michigan delegates were reported as third in number over all states at the convention A birthday dinner for Clarence Levey was held August 20 Attending were his daughter and family Donald Younce of Ypsilanti
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Muir
Ames
Iowa
Kevin James Brinks
Bill
James Brinks
Muir
Nina Arend
Lansing
Cor
Nell
Jack Arend
Anne
Lewis
Michigan
Clarence Levey
Donald Younce
Ypsilanti
Reader Pays Full Price for One Half of Paper
A customer insisted on paying full price for the first run of the issue, preferring the classified ads. The other four pages were not printed yet, but the reader refused a refund and left contentedly reading the ads.
Record Player and Parking Meter Recovered by Police
A 14-year-old Saline boy arrested last week in a wave of city thefts led police to recover a record player missing since June from a W. Michigan residence and a broken parking meter from a city lot. Items found buried near Midland included a pellet gun and a gasoline motor. the youth is being questioned about additional stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Michigan Avenue
Midland County
Lambarth Hardware Store
Wiedman Tractor Sales
Midland
Earl Kirby
Jim Levlett
Dodge damages meter and sign on E Michigan avenue
A 1955 Dodge owned by Edith Collet of Detroit rolled into a parking meter and nearby sign on E Michigan avenue Sunday afternoon. Collet was ticketed for failing to turn wheels to the curb when parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Avenue
Edith Collet
Detroit
Mrs. Bennett Wins 14 Prizes at State Fair in Detroit
Mrs. Tom Bennett of 1339 Willis Rd. won 14 prizes from 20 entries at the Detroit State Fair with 44 points, narrowly behind top honors by a Jackson woman with 46. She earned six blue ribbons and eight second bars, featuring recipes for Light Fruit Cake and Crabapple Jelly among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bennett
Willis Rd
Detroit
Bennett
Jackson
India
Mrs. Bennett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anderson
Lambarth Hardware
Citizens’ Bank
Saline Savings Bank
Harrison’s TV
Universal Die
Marty’s
Carl’s Place
Bob’s Service
Wight Cleaners
Saline Food Center
Saline Hotel
Tony Schild
Bill Guthrie
Dwight Reynolds
Busy Belles
Carol Levey
Wampler’s Lake
Rotary
Long Island
Basil Badour
Art Heininger
City Hall
Elmer Glatz
Braun Rd
Kirby
Glatz
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