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Saline Reporter

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1964

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Harvest Apples At Austin Orchards And Arthur Lutz Orchard

Autumn temps signal peak harvest at two Michigan orchards. Arthur Lutz Orchard, 12 acres at Willow and Macon, expects 5 000 to 6 000 bushels, selling best apples first due to costs. Austin Orchards, 75 bearing acres plus 40 new plantings, plans 16 000 to 18 000 bushels. operates a cider mill and packing house, and markets through a local growers association.

Austin Orchards Milan Rd Arthur Lutz Willow Macon Roads Lutz Hugh George Austin William Austin Duchess Harry McIntosh McIntosh Jonathan Delicious Spy Wagner Grimes Snow Winesap York Imperial Fenton Wellington Southeastern Michigan Growers Association

CF Fund Receives $1792 From Local Campaigns

Contributions totaling 1792 dollars bolster the county Cystic Fibrosis fund from a direct mail drive and a city door to door effort. Saline Jaycee Auxiliary volunteers collected 400 dollars, while mail solicitations added 1150 dollars. Additional events raised small amounts and a full report will be released next week.

Saline Jaycee Auxiliary William Meister American Legion Hall Ann Arbor

Child Study Club Meets for Season Start

The Child Study Club opened this season in the Savings Bank community room after a potluck. Mrs. Louis Vogel spoke on Our Responsibility As A Citizen, noting her roles on the Intermediate School Board and Women's Fellowship of Manchester and serving as first vice president of the United Church of Christ.

Louis Vogel Vogel Intermediate School Board Women’s Fellowship of Manchester The United Church of Christ

Chamber of Commerce Meeting Set for Tuesday at Alexander's

The Chamber of Commerce will meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Alexander's Restaurant to discuss upcoming business matters and community initiatives.

Chamber of Commerce Alexander’s

Saline Play Center Meeting Set for Monday

A meeting of Saline Play Center Inc will be held at 8 p m Monday at the home of Mrs Myron Gay 167 Elmwood Ct.

Saline Play Center, Inc Myron Gay Elmwood Ct

Hoover Builds New Lam-N-Hard Plant Near Ann Arbor

Hoover Ball and Bearing Co. Lam-N-Hard Division began construction of a 13 000 square foot plant on Lavender Lane near State Road south of Ann Arbor. The unit, adjacent to the Hoover Bearing Division, aims for 10 000 square feet of manufacturing space and a January 1965 completion. The division also previewed a new continuous process press for laminates used in lumber, paper, and plastic industries. Pilot results show improved surface hardening and durable decorative laminates with potential wide industrial adoption.

Hoover Ball and Bearing Co Lavender Lane S. State Rd Ann, Arbor Hoover Bearing Division Hoover’s

Jaycees Take Fruit Cake Orders for Holiday Sale

Saline Jaycees run an annual fruit cake sale to fund projects. Chairman Ron Finch leads the drive to sell 360 Benson 1.14 pound cakes and 20 three pound cakes, with door to door sales planned in November.

Saline Jaycees Benson Ron Finch

Junior Child Study Club Sets Meeting in Saline

The Saline Junior Child Study Club will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the Saline Savings Bank community room. The program is a group discussion titled Mothers Must Grow Too led by Mrs. William Law. Hostesses are Mrs. Ralph Gross and Mrs. Owen Armbruster.

Saline The Saline Savings Bank William Law Ralph Gross Owen Armbruster

Legion Provides Flag and Pole For HS Field

William B. Lutz Post 322 American Legion funds a flag and pole for the high school athletic field. A Friday presentation will feature the Legion color guard raising the flag during the pre game band show. The project began last year under Post Commander Milton Finkbeiner and was funded by proceeds from the annual sauerkraut supper.

William B. Lutz American Legion American Legion Color Guard The Legion Milton Finkbeiner

Cement Truck Capsizes Delaying Bank Basement Work

A loaded cement mixer toppled near the basement edge at Citi zens Bank construction, spilling cement and bending steel trusses. Workers freed the mixer by draining concrete and maneuvering a crane, with a 20 ton truck righted after a several hour disruption.

Citizens Bank

YoprER Registration Deadline Near for November Vote

Monday October 5 is the last day to register to vote in the November 2 election. City residents may register at City Hall from 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday. Township residents may register with their township clerks.

County Sealer Retires After 32 Years

George P. Smith, county sealer of weights and measures, retires effective October 1 after 32 years in office. Deputy Ev erett Wolfin has served the past eight years. The board did not appoint a replacement at the September meeting. The department audited scales and gasoline pumps, processed 70 complaints, re weighed 27,999 packages, and condemned 4,422 for short weight in 1963.

George P. Smith Whitmore Lake County Board of Supervisors Smith Everett Wolfin Saline Luella Smith Washtenaw Department of Weights and Measures Sheriff’s Department Ann Arbor

Hospital Auxiliary Smorgasbord Plans and Health Talk

The Saline Community Hospital Auxiliary outlined its annual smorgasbord for Saturday November 7 at the September meeting. County health official Phyllis Smith spoke about seven week expectant parent classes from October 13 to November 24 taught by Mrs. Harry Farakian with a committee of Mrs. Paul Woods Mrs. Edward Hall Mrs. Ray Anderson Mrs. James Davis and Mrs. William Snyder. A $2 donation was requested for the classes and a donation to the Cystic Fibrosis fund was approved. A silent auction followed and refreshments were served by hostesses Waldo Gross Jack Brookins and HH. L. Engel.

Saline Community Hospital Auxiliary Smorgasbord Phyllis Smith County Health Department Harry Farakian Paul Woods Edward Hall Ray Anderson James Davis William Snyder Waldo Gross Jack Brookins HH. L. Engel

Banquet Opens Saline Area United Fund Drive

The Saline Area United Fund board approved a 1964 drive budget of 13 025 a nine per cent rise from last year with a kick off dinner at 7 pm Thursday October 15 at the American Legion Hall Speaker will be Mrs Robert West a Michigan Kidney Foundation representative The budget increase reflects about ten percent more homes and greater service use while agencies requests totaled 14942 but only 13200 will be funded Saline agencies receive their requested amounts and area and state groups gain funding as listed

Saline Area

Hagen to Speak at Rotary Club Meeting

Glenn Hagen will be the speaker at the Thursday noon Rotary Club meeting at St Pauls Church. Alfred Schmid serves as program chairman.

Hagen Rotary Meet Glenn Hagen Rotary Club St. Paul’s Church Alfred Schmid

Boy Scouts Court of Honor in Saline Troop 46

Troop 46 Saline held a Court of Honor with Scoutmaster Harold West presenting awards. Recipients included Service Stars for Bruce Fritts Sam Hanselman Tom Masterson Roger Braun and seniors Kenny Martin Ronnie Barrett. Merit Badges went to Sam Hanselman Tom Masterson Duncan Furbush Steve Bradley Ronnie Barrett Ronnie West and Kenny Martin. Troop officers named patrol leaders Kenny Martin Tom Masterson Bruce Fritts instructor Jim Schmek junior assistant Scoutmaster Ronnie West senior patrol leader Sam Hanselman quartermaster and librarian Robert Braun.

Bruce Fritts Sam Hanselman Tom Masterson Roger Braun Kenny Martin Ronnie Barrett Duncan Furbush Steve Bradley Ronnie West Jim Schmek Rober Braun Troop 46 Saline High William B. Lutz American Legion

Saline Advisory Council to Meet at High School Library

The Saline Area Schools Advisory Council will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday October 7 in the high school library.

Saline Area Schools Advisory Council High

January Vote on Community College Slated

A mid January vote is planned for Washtenaw County to establish a community college. Wyeth Allen heads the citizens committee and will appoint district leaders to drive the campaign. The committee operates from Ann Arbor Bank Building and invites groups to request a speaker by calling 761 1411.

Citizens’ Committee Wyeth Allen Washtenaw County County Board of Supervisors Ann Arbor Bank University Ann Arbor Allen LeRoy de Marrais Schoolcraft College Livonia Michigan Washtenaw Community College

Saline Hospital Board Schedules October Meetings

The Saline Community Hospital medical staff will meet at 8 pm on Wednesday October 31 in the Saline Savings Bank community room. The operating committee will convene at 5 15 pm on Wednesday October 21.

Saline Community Hospital Saline Savings Bank

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Hugh Austin Eileen Austin Sandy Mike Guenther Austins Austin Lutz Farms Rhode Island Robert Starling El-Rad Child Study Club Savings Bank Hoover State Rd Jaycees HS Field Buford Soden Budget Committee Robert Bredernitz Saline Recreation Program Saline Area Social Services Saline Public Library Saline Boy Scouts American Red Cross Michigan United Fund Portage Trails Boy Scout Council Huron Valley Girl Scout Council Salvation Army Huron Valley Child Guidance Clinic Washtenaw County Association For Retarded Children Michigan Children’s Aid Society United Fund Saline Area United Fund Aaron Girbach Donald Leidheiser Herman Radloff Kenneth Limberg Nelson Watling George Anderson Don Church Leon Vedder Drive Laurence Barker Elmer Diable Garner Farrell Ronald Finkbeiner Watling Boy Scouts Harold West Community College
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