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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1963
Page
5
Monday offers chili and crackers putter and peanut butter sandwiches sliced cheese apple pie milk. Tuesday features pigs in blankets tossed salad plums milk. Wednesday serves goulash buttered sandwiches molded pineapple carrot salad oatmeal cookie milk. Thursday lists mashed potatoes beef gravy buttered corn muffin butter 1% peach milk. Friday serves grilled cheese tuna sandwiches cabbage salad ice cream cake milk. Subject to change.
Stork news lists births from September across Saline Milan and Britton. New babies include John Michael Bassett at University Hospital Ann Arbor, Douglas Lee Bassett at home, Kristi Beth Meister at St Joe, Daniel Lee Bannasch at Saline Community Hospital, Debra Denise Cummsford at Saline, and Kimberly Katherine Bailey at Community Hospital. Clarence Carr hosts a 70th birthday dinner at Jordan Road with family from Saline Elkhart and Kalamazoo.
Saline Troop 46 joined five other Ir oquois District units from Portage Trails Council for an overnight camporee on Huntington Ranch a 1500 acre site ten miles west of Houghton Lake. 86 participants left Ann Arbor Saturday morning returning Sunday evening under chairman William Tite with John Potts assisting. Scouts from Saline included Ron West Ron Barrett Sam Hanselman Kenny Martin Steve Bradley Jim Schmok Bruce Fritts Bruce Peterson Tom Louden plus Scoutmaster Harold West Assistant Scoutmaster Ed Barrett and committee members Harold Hanselman Harold Fritts. Troops 46 and 28 Dexter tied for best overall craft and programming. District Executive Bill Windle attended as service advisor and secretary to the camping committee. The Portage Trails Council benefits from the Saline United Fund.
The University of Michigan law library houses the largest law collection west of the Alleghenies. Michigan was the first state to constitutionally establish public libraries.
Lynn Marie Roe daughter of Mr and Mrs George Roe Sr of Dundee married James Irby son of Mr and Mrs Dudley Irby of Dundee in a Saturday afternoon service at Missionary Baptist Church Monroe Rev E E Patterson officiated Attendants were Kathleen Cumby and William Irby A reception followed at Dundee Veterans Hall The couple plan to reside at 106 W Michigan Ave The bride wore a pink taffeta gown and carried a white Bible with pink roses and white carnations
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