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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1966
Page
2
A columnist argues for establishing a city directory to map where people live and who was in each household. The piece notes memory challenges in a growing town and urges residents to stay put long enough to allow compilation.
Editor outlines a proposal to place a Fire Hall on the Schmid and Gonser lots on South Ann Arbor Street while renting the Saline Savings Bank building as a temporary City Hall with purchase option. Remodel existing City Hall for council meetings police and court use and create space for storage. Sell the Edison and Coe properties on Michi-gan Avenue.
Charles McCarbery retired after 42 years with Peninsular Paper in Ypsilanti. He received a retirement lapel pin and checks from Peninsular Panel Co and Local 673. Family and union leaders praised his service as he plans fishing and relaxation.
The 67 Chevy pickup features striking styling and improved sheet metal with a full-depth double-wall steel box. The color-keyed cab interior is roomier, visibility is better, and added safety features enhance practicality for versatile use.
A damaged Keep Right sign on US-12 east of the Ford plant was snapped off in the early hours Sunday. Saline Police and the sheriff’s department had no report of the accident. Nearby upgrades include a lighted overhead sign and a traffic signal planned for the Ford plant exit. No action taken yet. Adult Fellowship dinner planned at 4265 Pleasant Lake Rd 6 30 p.m. Saturday. Scout Troop 446 to hold Court of Honor Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Junior High School. A troop committee meeting is set Monday at 9765 W Michigan Ave.
John Mader, superintendent of the University Hospital School, spoke at the Kiwanis convention in Grand Rapids about hospital schools. The program, largely funded by the Kiwanis Forney Clement Foundation, aids hospitalized children in continuing their studies. The foundation pledged 50,000 dollars to furnish new school areas in the C. S. Mott Children's Hospital under construction at the U M Medical Center.
William Davis, lieutenant governor of the Kiwanis Club, will address the Saline organization during its Monday dinner meeting at Walker's Bakery.
School menus for September 26 to 30 list daily meals with items such as spaghetti with meat sauce and milk on Monday, chicken and biscuit on Tuesday, French fries and meat sandwiches on Wednesday, beef stew on Thursday, and tuna sandwiches on Friday. Each day includes vegetables, fruit, and a milk option, with occasional desserts and bread or sandwiches. Subject to change.
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