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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1961
Page
2
A new list of donors added to the Saline area Blood Bank fund shows 96 pints collected during a recent drive. The full donor list includes many names not public before, though some were deferred for health reasons.
The Saline Reporter is published every Wednesday with a subscription rate of 3 dollars per year Entered as second class matter in Saline Michigan under the 1879 act.
A column laments highway hazards caused by tall crops and blind corners. It urges farmers to trim fence corners and corn, promote safe following distances, and notes Michigan University Music School enrollment around 500.
Four entries have been received for the 1961 Miss Saline contest announced by Jaycee chairman Taylor Jacobsen. The winner will be crowned by predecessor Carol Coates at Thursday’s Fair program after a judging event Wednesday evening. A Miss Congeniality will be chosen by contestants, with two runners up forming the Queen’s Court. Prizes include a jewelry box from WestSide Hardware and cash awards from local sponsors. The contest is open to unmarried Saline area women aged 16 to 24. entries due by Monday, September 11.
A notice notes ongoing activities at the Saline Community Fair with sponsorship by local groups and volunteers. The piece highlights community involvement and upcoming events at the fairgrounds.
The Paul Tulls, after a week in North Carolina with Mr and Mrs Elmer Poore, return home with their daughter. The family had spent most of the summer in the south with grandparents, and their eldest daughter Nancy visited friends in Mt Dora Florida for a few weeks.
Four hundred eight prints and filmstrips were purchased by other educational institutions from the University of Michigan Audio-Visual Education Center. The film library now totals 12,500 prints with a replacement value near 1,000,000 dollars.
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