1963-07-10; Saline Reporter

              The Saline
VOLUME 14, NUMBER 43 — WEDNESDAY,, JULY 10, 1963
10c PER COPY — $3 PER YEAR
Farm Harvest Prospects
Encellent -- Barring Beetles
Area farmers this wtaek saw for grain, according to Lyle
indications of an unusually good Phillips,, manager at the Mer-
wheat crop and a good corn cantile mill. If the beetle is
harvest ... but there was a found here, the mill will install
big blot on the horizon, and the pump and sprayer for treat-
horizon was moving closer. ment, at a cost of about $50 or
The blot was just a little $60, he said. But then another
critter, known as the "cereal problem can arise; in Hills-
leaf beetle", imported by acci- dale county, some farmers have
dent a couple of years ago. But treated their own crop. If they
it packed more menace than an did so without inspection, it
avalanche. In European coun- still couldn't be shipped without
tries in which it was established treatment by the mill . . . and
it has destroyed up to 100 per double treatment isn't allowed,
cent of grain crops, very com- Phillips' description of the
monly destroys 50 to 85 per cereal leaf beetle pest: "A wee
cent. brown   fella,   with   horns   like
So far, none has been discov- a Texas steer."
ered in Washtenaw county; but Barring a beetle invasion, the
last year the beetle was found Saline wheat  crop  looks  very
in two western Michigan coun- good indeed, Phillips said. The
ties, Berrien and Cass . . . this first wheat was brought in by
year it has moved into 17. One Rudy Layher, Jr., this week . .
of them is Jackson county; an- 62-pound   red   wheat   with   a
other is Hillsdale.            : moisture content of 14.94. For
Agriculturists here are o n red wheat> 60 Pounds per bush-
cuard   . . .    every   implement el   1S   considered   good;   58   is
dealer and elevator has a sam- BQod for white wheat-
pie beetle,  encased  in  plastic, ,  The lonS drought was curling
for comparison purposes. But, leaves fa some corn fields. but
says County Agent Don John- farmers who dug below the cul-
son,   "I'll  be   surprised   if  we Nation   line   found   moisture
don't find them here this year." ln the srouad and hoped for a.
FREDERICKA   MCBRIDE
TO BE 102 SUNDAY
Fredericka McBride, Saline's
centennarian, will mark her
102nd birthday Sunday, July 14.
Mrs. McBride, whose former address was 100 E. Henry, is now
a patient at the Washtenaw
County hospital, Ann Arbor.
Friends have suggested that
she be honored with a birthday
card shower; cards may be addressed care of the hospital.
She was visited Sunday by the
Rev. George Laurent and Mrs.
Meet Called I© Consider
industrial Corridor1 Flan
e is
Kathi
oys at
Guest of 400
nglish Schoo
City, Township
Officials to Confer
Here July 3Cth
A mating of the city Planning Commission, with Pittsfield   township    officials,    has
t v>     tv l-        v, <-+!,(-      (The writer of the letter be-     Our concerts have been very
_°_ „S',       ,, re?°rt     .      low is Kathie Reed, 1963 grad- warmly received. The audiences
uate of Saline High School, and have given us two and three been scheduled Tuesday, July
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul encores each night. Our con- 30> t0 "determine the feasibility
Reed, of 1300 W. Joy Rd. Miss cert schedule has been light so of a long-range plan for an in-
Reed is currently on tour with far, so I have had time to take dustrial corridor"   °«  «»
she would be able  to receive
£^y and appreciate the cards
ATTENDS U. S.
F.H.A. CONFAB
Fourteen Girl Scouts of Saline troop 279, above, left last      qTTT?   W ACTIRTTRN Eeed is currently on tour ™tlx far' so * have had ttme l2 ?** asTdT^dTonrf fer induSr **
c-end for a well-earned camping jaunt . . . they had fin-      SUHi    W AOXlOUJCiiN   the Michigan Chorale, directed trips outside of Burton. I have aslde and zoned Ior industry.
by Salinian Lester McCoy, and visited Melbourne and Newcas-      The   commission   is   "setting
sponsored by the Youth for Un- tie and have taken many walks up a long range plan for the dir-
derstanding program. The sing- to see churches, convents, and ection of Saline's growth, and
ers,  who  began their tour  in just to shop. is doing so in cooperation with
England, will perform in sev-     Mrs. McCoy will be writing ^ townships with which  we
eral European countries before soon.   We   will   try   t o   write are   surrounded,"   Jack   Steeb,
week-end for a well-earned camping jaunt . . . they had financed it by operating a car wash and other money-moulding
projects. The girls will camp this week in tents at a state
park at Otsego Lake, accompanied by four leaders, Mrs. Milt-,
oh Sackett, Mrs. Ken Volz, Mrs. Joe Bondie and Mrs. Hugh
Austin, and two mothers, Mrs. John Livingstone, Jr., and Mrs.
Carlton Hertler. They will return Friday night.
All Around Saline
The Jim Levleits are back in parents. They left Saturday to
Saline after a week's vacation return to their home in Lingo,
at Portage Lake. Wyo.
*      *      * *      *      *
Guests of Marvin, Mary Lou      Mrs- Clark D. Fisher, the for-
Sue Washburn, of Saline, is
among a delegation of 25 Michigan Future Homemakers of
America and advisors, who joined some 1,500 delegates in Kansas City, Mo., for the National in<? my letter every senior girl
Future Homemakers of America meeting July 8-11.
their return in August.)
Dear Friends,
I am certain that after read-
short letters often.
Kathie Reed
mg  my  ±en.ei   every   senj.pjj.   &JJ.J.   /~t'j_      tx/    j. CI 7
will be auditioning for the Mich- City Water bupply
  _      igan Chorale next year. While Surviving Drought,
Delegates have come from all fa™ ^ ** foralRe f Bur" Says Mike Strait
states,   Puerto   Rico   and   the ton Upon Trent for 16 days, I        »
am the guest of 400 teen-age     The month-long drought has
boys at the Repton School.
They  all   stand  whenever
Puerto Rico and the
Virgin Islands to represent the
600,000 members of this high
vice chairman of the group, explained.
Pittsfield township Supervisor Rudy Schmerberg, and zoning board chairman Jack Nielsen, will meet with the city
group at City Hall, at 8 p.m.
on the 30th.
The possibility of opening an
,. , „   , , ..    n     i   * «,    area in Pittsfield township to
slightly towered the level of the ^^ deveiopment is .under
1 Saline river, but does not en-
consideration for a number of
Every area in which the bee- S°.od yield desPlte ihe lack of and Dan Marion for a Fourth mer Charlotte Toth, recently school organization for students „ A ,  „_.._ ^  » „__  ~
tie is found is instantly quar- rain-                   - of  July  picnic  were  Mr.   and spent two weeks in Saline vvith studyi      home economics. The mtfra^room and serve me tea danger the water supply from reas planning   commission
antined.   This   means   nothing  — Mrs. Jim Bohnett and daughter her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Da- driftratpa   arp  aPmTrinan1p(1   hv and HIGH tea. I feel like a roy- the city wells, DPW head Mike Tnemhers indicated.
can be shipped from the county  TX/'hH-*>   C«v    HUiJli^        Sue> Mr- and Mrs. Duaine Guen- V1S Toth  of  3350  Textile Rd,
witvinnt trpatment . . . not nnlv   rynue BOX, fnillies      ther. Mr. and Mrs. Tiovd Guen. She joined her husband, a spe-
delegates   are  accompanied  by
adult  advisors who are Home
al   guest.   Of   course  they   all strait said this week.
without treatment . . . not only   _ .
grain crops, but hay and straw,  Retain Top Places
used  farm   equipment,   crates, J/j Little Leagues
sacks, logs without bark,  and
a hundred other items. Yet the
members indicated.
First, the city lacks land suitable . . . for various reasons
ther, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Guen- She ]omed her husband, a spe- Economics teachers and a state munlc my American accent, but     Moreover,   the  water   press-
ther, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Heller cial agent for the United States advisor from ^ Micnigan De_ we have compromised our Eng- Ure in the mains is holding up ^tadiistotol "^"s^Ttte
and-daughters Sue and Nancy, secret  service,   in Hyanms, partment of Public mstruction. ^^ s° *at we can under" well, since residents apparently Qn        pittsf-eld  township
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kuebler and Mass., last week where he is
Sue,  16, is the daughter of
stand each other.
feSP°.n^. ^.J^J^E8^ under consideration already has
beetle goes on spreading; last American   League
year it was found in only two White  Sox
Indiana counties . . . this year Red Sox
in 24. Indians
Cost of treatment  to  allow Yankees
shipping is relatively low . . . Tigers
one-eighth of a cent a bushel National League
 :   Phillies
STANDINGS   JULY   5         sons^Ile and Roy,"Miss"joyce serving on the presidential de- j^^^Zir     n someone is uPset> «£«*■ to  restrict  unnecessary  water ~*"hoover"IfalTand "ieartog
— -   •         - - J        toil    rp>,«  ™„^lQ „nU   rah,™   +n   -Lvlr- and -M-™. George WasnDum,   a11v "rrllrmmv",^thPV sav she is  „co ir,  tV.o ovonincr Viniirs. .      xiuuvei   rsciu   cuiu^ jDediuig
W L T Weber and Lloyd Braun.
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Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kangas
and family are vacationing this
week in northern Michigan.
mummy'Vthey say she is use in the evening hours. , ,        . Hoover
m a "flap". I^ey have never     The city's two flowing artes- gS£r»^t the otner
It has SOME of the charac-
SALINE ADDS 2
BIG WINS IN
PREP LEAGUE
Dodgers
Cardinals
Braves
Pirates
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4
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4
5
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tail. The couple will return to ""^"V'^'-"^-?'1 "™""Z"' ally
their home in Indianapolis, Ind., .of 8J00  Salme-Milan  Rd.  She in\    __^     ___   	
in the fall. SS*    ^ ^easure^ Y thne local heard of the vegetable we call ian wells are easily supplying
•      •      • ^ Raptor, and is also co- „   uash..  but refer t0 a crowd. the need for wat     strait said.       .-..— — ~ -- ---
Bonnje^z, who became £="0^^^^ £tZ££ TttSZ "^ T^tT'   TbeTo'S ^SS'^SSi^SSS
bride 0f Charles Youngs recent-      fl LenawPp Monrop flTiri Tapk. more   difficult   to  understand mg water, at least not beyond       j b t t
*      *      *                    ly,   was   honored   at   a  lavish j£ ^S'. ""^ "* *"*   ^f^f " ^ ^^ 2511°r  3°  TYiTfe?^ «^' ™™™™°'aSe
1      Mrs.   Alton  Lindemann   was trio of pre-nuptial parties dur- money  system                               wells are about 120 fet deep                                    developed."
1 surprised   Wednesday   evening,, ing the weeks prior to her wed- *he g^  <*osen gfor   the     AU m ^though, the ch^  -A &*■*& to bj. completed   ^      ^ .   entirely levoted
.,      .    , „- ,15.„   n„ m»v «u » Tr.i^lnnp. meting   this   year  ^ Jour ^ ^getting along fine.  We ia. late   August,   will  mcrease to farming at present^ he ^
- when" several members  of her ding. Oh May 24 a miscellane- "£"" tllQ m^,,™..
- -   " . ous shower was given for her tr3.   • • A *■*** zo me •" ™ure • haven't lost anyone yet . . that the margin of safety, he said.
, by the bridegroom's aunt, Mrs. DurinS  the week  several  out- will  probably  happen  in  ~
mi,.  TvTot;^ni  t «„„„«'    ««„+    ,   , , , ,. ^ - -      —   -- ' n stanriins? sneakers will  address i„v,^ii
The National League s. first- help   her   celebrate  her  birth-
family   arrived   at   the  Linde- ous shower was given for her
- inann home on Wheeler Ct. to by the bridegroom's aunt, Mrs stZ&nzZezters w^addreVs ^.P101*"^  nappen  m  *m'
rat- help  her  celebrate her  birth- John Walker,  and maternal sending speakers M address land!	
place PhiUies walked over the day.   Those   present   included grandmother, Mrs.. Jim Cooper, ™e group, mcluaing Mis. fatew-                                                    -
Pirates 24-1 Monday night. Ger- Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lindemann, at the Walker home in North- ^ UdfU * W££ kevnote add- HoOVer Company
„ ..     v    .       „ ^                aid  Seeger was   the  winning Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gransden ville. A second shower was giv- who will give the keynote add-                                  v      v
Salme, having added two more Pnfflie  pitcher.   George  Cogar, and   daughter  Beth  Ann,   Mr. en by Miss Jeanne Levleit and ltss-                                                 Appoints LaOOl
wins to their credit,-may still Bruce   Rosander  were   on  the and   Mrs.   Donald   Burmeister, Miss Dallas Schmid on June 9 Other   speakers   include   Dr. fafatfong Director
beat the victory drums in the mound for the Pirates: Mr   and Mrs   Ray Burmeister with  the  guests   including   a Richard Klemer,  asociate pro- *"*«**«"«> 1,UCU('
High School Summer  League.      The   Cardinals   downed   the aT1H r,a„crhtPr Marv Ann              number  of the  bride's  former fessor,  Washington State Uni-      The appointment 0f Blake I.
so there would be no conflict
The river level is about what ^"^side^ial ~are7s.
it would normally be m mid-
August, Strait said.
by Hal Ceronsky
Band Calendar
Listings Up,
Sales on Increase
"But first we must get township approval," he added. "This
is still in the tentative stage."'
Already under consideration
by another local organization
(though there is some overlap
in   membership)   is   a   78-acre
__     ,               the and daughter Mary Ann
The boys   downed   the  Ann  Dodgers 12-8 on Tuesday, and *      *      *
Arbor Elks  team  6-3  Monday  were beaten by the Braves Fri-
The   Leo   Jensens   have   re-
night at West Park, but their  day by the same score. Larry t^e\ to thei^ home on Mark On June 18, Bonnie's aunt, Mrs. Peers   and Partners" porate   level   assignment    has
victory didn't come without a vl tYtot1 anA  a„*v ra™hJ\ B       ,.t(Lm^£.._T *.." Z^Z Edear Westphal of Kalamazoo,      A   former   Rational   officer, been   announced   by   H.   L.
victory didn't come without a Van Biiren and Andv CamobeU ^""V™""^ xi^\^ZZl-^ Edgar Westphal of Kalamazoo,      A   toirmer   nanonai   omcer, been   announced   by
battle. Although the Elks went ^B™ ^oUoS   SoS ^atton Sp T.FloridT"" a"d —in' ^ Jack ™*? ^ Car°^B^kADatn fJ SChr0Ck' Jr- *"*?** °f ^^
vacation trip to jjionaa. entertained a group of friends speak on "Why I Am What I er BaU and Bearing company.
and relatives at a misceUaneous Am". Mohney had previously serv-
Danny Marion spent last Wed- shower held at Mrs. winkle's      Several national  project re- ed as assistant director of in-
nesday   at   the   home   of   his ;=""""   "Y~ -r7" "' "<Y
- -^      _._.-,   ,^.._ - home on W. Henry St.
and   Mrs.
and    aunts
ahead 3-2 in the second inning, pitchers.
the  strong  relief  pitching   of      0n  Wednesday,   the  PhTUies
Ron Tucker held  them  score- met the Braves ^ came out
less for the next four. on top wlth a 17.7 score. Larry
In the fifth frame, with Steve Je(Me) Daie Wilson and Rodney
Miller on base with a walk, and white shared the pitching dut-
Jim Griffin by a single, Dick ies
Leidheiser drove the baU over      jn the American League, the
tlie left fielder's   head   for   a Tigers broke even last week by _  ,	
three-run homer that put Saline j^      to the White Sox 11-5 sen entertained guests from Se- ou        both of L^ging,
out front 5-3. SaUne's last run on M^nday aM coming back to atf> Waf - ove^ *e f^f1^ * * *
also came in  the  fifth  when beat the Indians 8-6 on Wednes- July week-end. Here for a fexv
Keith Siefker, who was safe at d       White Sox pitchers were daf .™Jt, ™ ^ts bJ0*^
grandparents, Mr,
Raymond Weber,
Joyce and Janet.
schoolmates and several of her versity, who wUl discuss "Using Mohney "to the position of dir-     The 1963-64 Community Cal- parcel of land m that area for
co-workers   at the  University. Your   Influence   with   Parents, ector of labor relations   a cor- endar, sponsored by the Band which the SaUne area Business
------ ' Parents'   club,   this   year   wiU Development Corp. holds an op-
show 2,307 Ustirigs of birthdays, tion. But a move to have it
anniversaries and meeting dates re-zoned to "industrial" has
including 26 organizations and hung fire pending further study
sponsored by 18 advertisers. by the township zoning board,
Sales are also heavier than which indicated it wanted more
last year, with 900 persons sub- information  and might  prefer
to the service, according to co-chairmen Mrs. Dwight land if it granted a change of
zoning. Said Nielsen earUer:
ports wiU be presented dealing dustrial relations. Be was per-
*      * vvith   "Stay  in   School  Activi- sonnei director of the bearing scribing to the service, accord- to deal with a larger area of
:he home of Mr. ties", "Focus on Family Friend- division for a two-year period fag to co-chairmen Mrs. Dwi"*
and Mrs. Earl Clark Monday af- ship", and "Citizenship in Ac- before his appointment to the Reynolds and Mrs. Ira Jump.
- "—»                                                  — .     .       ....-    —..  -r-r.   The calendars wiU be deUver-        We want the owner and the
„- , „,.       .   ,, ,    ternoon were his aunt, Mrs. L. tion". staff level assignment. He was        —        . ^     , . ..
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur^ Jacob- L. Coit0n, and cousin, Mrs. Glen      During   the   week   Michigan named   personnel   director   of ed to purchasers in late August Development    corporation
 "- delegates  wUl  be  actively  en- the Adrian division of Hoover or early September. give us more definite plan
The annual SaUne High Band its use, but we are wiUing to
to
s for
gaged   in   leading   discussions, Ball and Bearing company fol-      	
participating in other activities, lowing  his   tenure   as   special ^P   to   Interlochen,   partially meet with them any time.'
first
on an error and movpad to
Lee   Bersuder,   Richard  Goltz.
and
mud on walks,  scored  on  a j Hieber   started   on   the ?°m
Pass baU,
Olsen.
ette,  Wise,  from  The Cradle,
m,      _ ..     , . mound for the Tigers and was
otter Sahne hits came from reueved toy Gary Wild and Stev-
startmg  pitcher  Doug   Robinett, John Harsh,   Griffin  whe
collected three, and Leidheiser
who had a safety in the first ££* ^e^eT^^'^ a"d ^^Se'X    Eight-year-old Robert Youngs,
gnjjg m addition  to his  big standing pitching of Dale Bish- ^ ,1  ^TSeTds^ son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Rnh^;     n      , op who struck out 12 batters.      ™*°axe^^f  *"^f^ Youngs of MiUs Rd., underwent
hit butt raf°Wed   °nlyK°ne      °«   ?™sd*y>   the   Red   S°X ot SSSv^SS rS? slS a tonsUlectomy at Saline Com-
H tat put four men on base shut the Yankees 9-0 be- Z^>^lm^^wl -unity Hospital Tuesday.
Hon Tucker, who relieved him g£ ^^ J^Swel "■»   ***"- J*   MaS0,'(   «* * * '-
tho fh^j ,-—.• _j. i 4.  ^reg   i^eiunei&ei    wiiu   <m<j thm-r tron sons Dannv and '
Mr   and Mrs   E   A   SawaU V<XL1-1i;ijV':1l"1s *" uui" ""-""""i lowing   ms   tenure   a*   o^utu      - ■*,*.-,
recentlv   spent'a   weekend   in and   SaininS   a   better'   under- agent &r the Federal Bureau supported by the calendars, is -In a meeting Tuesday night,
ChkaloduS which time they standine of the national  Pro" of Investigation. scheduled this year August 19-  the   Planning   CommissionL   re-
attend^   the   Jaduatton   Of   a  gram    of   work"    IdeaS   S3™^ —  26- ' C61Ved   *   r6P°rt   fr0m   PhlUip
r,j^a km c,i,law nf Marin. from ^e meeting wUl be shared ^,5, ™m Wocpttat ^  other  summer  activities, Jones,  a University of Michi-
niece, Kay Schomaker of Marm- fa ^^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^ YPS^TATE^HOSTE^^^     the ^^ band marched ^ ^ gan  student Fhom  ^  ?roup
PATIENTS' CARNIVAL SET     Jul     Fourth     arade   ta  ypsi> employed to make a study of
Frank Karns to Mark 50th
ui the third inning, struck out
only one hit.
lowed? ftvtElkS   batterS' *" Sg Y-Se^rS:
wed two hits . .". both sing-      Th| Indians beat the Yanks
ser   wnu   ™w» +.   .   .      cnyic riaTinv      , rhu„       Medical patients at the Saline      Mr.   and  Mrs.   Frank  Kara,
Ed-GaU was the ^^«^E^^^t hospital this week include Mrs. 5™5,^!?^iD^^
Ies
kie  were   surprise  visitors   at
the Ceronskys' home on Wheel- Joseph  Chantelois
and two walks.
O       U^Ui,       p>**^-        —«*—	
Dennis   MaUnczak er ^L-
Charbonneau.
In Saline's game last Wednes- Fnday     " '
for the Indians and was reUeved
%  at  Vete^a^ " Park "thev Pitched *f ^st four inmngs Mkg staJt famil   spent
.,/    .. vei;erans    i-arK,   tney for the Indians and was reeved holidav weekend   at  +><«> oai 0 tO flay I Oi
in the last inning by Mike Rog- a/Tja^ PlPa
at  their
slipped by the Ann Arbor Bank
team, 5-4.
Even though Saline had an-  erS"       	
^durlZ^K^ fIru ^ LONG ABSENCE,
four S       °h ^y ^Z^ SHORT REUNION
wur Bank runs,   they   settled
flown to score three taUies in Howard    Smith,
their half of the second  With Calif., and his sister, airs. Ar- Tuesday.
*ese and the two they coUected thur Jaeobsen of Textile R<L,                    -      -      -            _
a the first inning, Saline had had  a one-hour reunion Wed-      The  Oren   Corls    daughter,
enough to get by. nesday   morning   after  .a ^30- Virginia, now Mrs. Bud Quans,
tOf
cottage at Lake Pleasant. Pfe. Band Directors
Jjerry McDional^ was also a
guest at the cottage for the
weekend. He's been visiting the
Straits for the past week and
axiA. Agnes dents of MUan, wiU be honortsd
guests Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m.
at an open house at the home
of their son and fanuly, Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Karn, 764 W.
Michigan Ave.
The   occasion   wUl  be   the
Barbara  Hehr,   daughter   of Frank Karns'50th wading an-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hehr, will niversary; co-hosting the party-
be one of 80 band students to wUl be their other four chUd-
play in a woodwind and per- ren, Mrs. Karl Furster, of Val-
Both teams had four hits Sa- year absence from each other. apd   her   husband   and   their
line's came from MiUer   Leid-      Mr. Smith, who had been in three   smaU   daughters,   spent
vista, returned  to Ft. Bragg,  N.  C. ^^ ensemhie at the Univer- paraiso, Ind., Mrs. Frank Rote
sity of Michigan - sponsored of Port Huron, Gerald Karn of
Band Directors Conference, on Los Angeles, and AUen Karn,
July 14-19. of Ann Arbor.
Barb  was   chosen  for   the     The feted couple also have
ler  husband   ana   tneir ^^ ^ weekg at Jn_ 12 granflchUdren. The have Uv-
smaU   daughters,   spent |erlochen   ^^   the   AU-State ed most of their Uves in Saline,
heiser, Gary Kind and Jim Feld- the East visiting a daughter m Fourth of July w.3ek witti ner ^^ wMch ghe attended on a moving  to'-Milan  about  three
kamp, aU singles. Rhode Island,  stopped in Sal- UM'scholarshiP) with 244 high years ago. They are members
Pitcher   Leidheiser    aUowed ine for the brief visit on his aIEN's SOFTBALL scllool students from aU over of St. Paul's United Church of
the Bank four hits in the first way back to California. men,g SQftbdl Michigan.  It was  directed by Christ, and of chapter 311 OES;
and second frames,  and their     Thirty  years  brought  some     aco week. H        Begian of Cass Tech in he is a member of the Masonic
Pitcher ma tr**.* Wm   Attot. thrs nhanses   in.   appearance,    saitt games.   xu»u y r.otr.«it Lodffe. He was an employee of
9uld Jaycees   10,   Hoover   o,   com-
heldtheir^aV^tTrntferaTid Imve recognized .him in a big munity Ford 12, A & M Chev-
a functional part of the largest
dominant urban growth area
in the county" and that it is already growing far faster than
any other community, with 52.5
percent increase projected between 1960 and 1970. The city's
estimated population by 1980
is 4,780.
Population of Lodi and Pitts-
fiidd- townships is *also "expected to increase considerably",
according to  the report.
The commission wiU elect
new officers at a regular meeting July 23.
Pitcher matched him. After the changes   hv  appearance,    sam 8™"*        ^ 5    Com. Detroit. Lodge. He was an employee
second   inning,   both   pitchers Mrs. J.* "but I.flunk I could ^Z^3^ 12  A & M Chev-      She  returned  home   Sunday Ford Motor Co. until his retrre-
lo ™lot 4 ' from the Interlochen trip. ment.
tunless. crowd."
rolet 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Karn, above, will celebrate their
Golden Wedding anniversary Sunday at an open house given by their children. The picture was taken on one of many
memorable Thanksgiving Days ... in 50 years of cooking
turkeys, Mrs. Karn has become quite an expert in the art,
as evidenced by the succulent bird above and the delighted
grin above it.
ROBERT MAURER
RECEIVES APPOINTMENT
Robert Maurer, rormer administrator of Saline Community Hospital and now assistant
administrator of Lincoln Hospital in Detroit, has been appointed a member of the Health
Insurance Council-Hospital Relations Committee for the coming year, he was notified in a
letter from the executive director of the Greater Detroit Area
Hospital CouncU, Inc.
Maurer lives at 56 Tower Dr.
in Saline.