Dozens of winners named at pet show and decor events
A Saturday pet show at Intermediate School featured dozens of youngsters competing in pets and decorated vehicle contests. Winners included Susan Miller. Steve LeBaron. Lee Seitz for ponies, Geoff Crosbie and Gerry Hieber for young dogs, Arlene Haeussler and Wyman Osterhout for older dogs, and Cindy Hertler for dog training. Cats, other pets, and decorated conveyances also earned top honors with multiple exhibitors recognized.
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Pony
Susan Miller
Steve LeBaron
Lee Seitz
Geoff Crosbie
Gerry Hieber
Arlene Haeussler
Wyman Osterhout
Cindy Hertler
Teresa Helle
Nancy Starling
Amanda Mae Beach
Marilyn Niethammer
Jane
Stolen stuffed animals reported at county fair
A panda valued at 15 dollars and a tiger valued at 5 dollars were taken from a midway booth at the Fair. The concessionaire reported the theft to police on Thursday.
Fair week notes and parade bands at Saline fair
The LA Stills returned from a southern tour visiting Virginia Military Institute and Columbia Military Academy. Bonnie Alber, 12, handled pony ponying bookings at the fair. Saline Band and Manchester Band paraded, Fred Rieckhoff wins trip credit, banking ground breaking delayed, Carl Smith 72 collapsed but is improving in Saline Hospital.
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Virginia Military Institute
Bob
Tennessee
Columbia Military Academy
Missouri
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Alber
Ron
Don
Bruce
Bonnie
Carl Smith
E. Henry St
Saline Hospital
Michigan Tourism Surpasses 680 Million Annual Figures
Tourism in Michigan draws about 680 million dollars annually, highlighting its status as a major economic sector. The figure underscores the industry's prominence for state revenue, employment, and regional growth.
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Michigan
Juniors Go International Wins Parade First Prize
One float entered in the Fair parade this year by the American Legion Junior Auxiliary won the first prize.
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American Legion Junior Auxiliary
School Menus for September 23 to 27
Weekly lunch menu lists daily items from Monday to Friday including meals like scalloped potatoes with ham and butter sandwiches on Monday and spaghetti with beef on Wednesday. Each day features sides such as salads fruit milk and desserts with notes that offerings may change.
Cub Scout Pack Opens Year Meeting September 25
The first Cub Scout pack meeting of the year is set for September 25 at 7 30 p m in the Elementary School. Registration costs 50 cents with an optional 1 50 annual subscription to Boys Life. The next committee meeting is October 9 at 7 30 p m at 611 S Ann Arbor St home of Mrs George Drake. Newden mothers urged to assist contact Cubmaster Jim Beal for details.
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George Drake
S. Ann Arbor St
Saline Reporter details and subscription rates
The Saline Reporter notes its weekly publication schedule at 106 W Michigan Ave Saline Michigan with subscription costs of 3.00 within Saline county and 4.00 out of county and states second class postage paid at Saline Michigan.
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Michigan Ave
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