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Campus listings show deborah Kerr in THE CHALK GARDEN and stage tonight with HALLELU JAH THE HILLS. Ending Saturday NIGHT OF THE IGUANA. Starting Sunday YESTER DAY TODAY AND TOMOR ROW.
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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1964
Page
4
Campus listings show deborah Kerr in THE CHALK GARDEN and stage tonight with HALLELU JAH THE HILLS. Ending Saturday NIGHT OF THE IGUANA. Starting Sunday YESTER DAY TODAY AND TOMOR ROW.
Funeral services for Mabel Stierle a lifelong Saline resident who died Friday at Saline Convalescent Home followed a long illness were held Sunday at Bahnmiller Funeral Home. She was born March 12 1878 daughter of John and McKinnon and married William Stierle who died in 1958. A Saline Methodist Church member and former choir participant she was a life member of the Order of the Eastern Star. She is survived by cousins. two sisters are listed as deceased. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery.
Zion Newfoundland and Labrador couple announce the engagement of Barbara McKinley to James Struble of Saline. They plan a October 17 wedding.
The Milan Theatre shows For Those Who Think Young starring James Darr en and Pamela Tiffin in color. Playing Fri and Sat at 7 and 9 pm, Sun at 6 and 8 pm.
Paul A. Eisele 61 of 511 Cavanaugh Lake Rd Sylvan Township died in St Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor after a long illness. Born April 21 1903 in Chelsea he was a masonry contractor and former owner of the Recreation Tavern Chelsea. He married Isabel Howe on August 28 1930 in Royal Oak. Survivors include wife two sons Thomas Chelsea and Richard Ann Arbor a daughter Lois Ann Arbor a brother Leo Horseshoe Lake three sisters Magdaline Weber Chelsea Kenneth Royal Saline Eva Spencer Birmingham and five grandchildren. Funeral at St Marys Catholic Church Chelsea with Rev Francis Maliszewski officiating burial in Mt Olivet Cemetery.
Sunday school teachers of St. John's Church purchased material and made new curtains for the basement windows hall and sacristy at a sewing bee on Monday.
Weekly column offers beauty tips and invites women to visit Magic Mirror Beauty Salon. Six operators provide personal beauty help, a playroom for children, coffee, and evening hours except Saturdays at 6585 Jackson Rd Ann Arbor phone 665 0816.
Apple processor Pat Nichols and Southwest Michigan district agent Glen Antle developed a cinnamon flavored cider. A Detroit panel found half the tasters preferred it to standard cider. Nichols will test market a limited fall production through roadside stands and wholesalers as a new use for Michigan apples.
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