Nancy Ross Finalist In District Bee
Nancy Ross, an eighth grader from Saline school, won the district spelling bee held April 6 at the high school auditorium. Sixty contestants and a 280-strong audience saw Ross correctly spell critical words and advance to the Detroit bee on May 4, with runner up Sue Higgins of Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Brick
Nancy Ross
Saline
Sue Higgins
Manchester
Janet Mae Mahon
Dell
Janet
Nancy
Sue
Waldemer Habb
Lillian Frey
Janet Conser
Detroit
Mary Jane McEntire
McMahon
Janice HE. Keilman
Tamarack
Gerald R. Ralston
Short
Donald Bassett
Shaw
Jean Begole
Oak Grove
Marilyn Loveland
Mooreville
Sharon Lee Hansen
Fosdick
Eileen Finkbeiner
Lindsley
Rita Trolz
Craft
Carole Steinaway
Davidter
Audrey Haab
Everett
Lenora Kothe
Mrs Pauline Braun Dies Lifelong Saline Area Resident
Pauline Elizabeth Braun 78 widow of August Braun and longtime Saline area resident died Thursday after a prolonged illness. Born February 28 1873 in Pittsfield township to Christian and Barbara Frey she married in Saline November 22 1900. Surviving daughter Mrs Raymond Schmidt of Ann Arbor sister Mrs Fred Hertler Saline brothers Christian and Herman Frey of Ann Arbor and Saline. Funeral 3 30 Saturday at Muehlig Chapel Ann Arbor Rev H L Engle officiating burial Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Elizabeth Braun
August Braun
Saline Area
Braun
Pittsfield Township
Christian
Barbara Zeeb Frey
Saline
Trinity Lutheran Church
O& Daughter
Raymond G. Schmidt
Ann Arbor
Fred Hertler
Christian Frey
Herman Frey
Muehlig
H. L. Engle
Oakwood Cemetery
Reorganization Is Necessary Now in Saline Area Schools
Leo Jensen argues that gradual, public-supported school reorganization is essential to expand high school access without eroding local control. He notes Saline district resources valued at 300000 dollars with 61000 dollars debt, four buses, and urges a combined building and reorganization plan funded by a five mill debt service levy and continued local input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Jensen
Saline
Board of Education
Michigan
Salme
D. A. V. Elects Officers in Washtenaw County Meeting
The Washtenaw county D A V met at the Legion club in Ann Arbor on Tuesday evening to elect officers. Hugh P. Gaston was named commander, Ted Woodruff of Milan Sr. Vice Commander, and John Flock of Saline joined the auditing committee. All officers are World War II veterans as membership reaches 130, the largest in the chapter’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County
D.A.V
Legion Club
Ann Arbor
Hugh P. Gaston
V. A
U. of M
Ted Woodruff
Milan
John Flock
Saline
Seventh Graders Night Party At School
The seventh grade class hosted a parents night with more than fifty attendees including students and teachers. Activities featured square dancing, school stunts, and a box social ending the evening. Mary Meister won best box with orchid tones and a spring bonnet, while Mrs. Dave Wahl and Donna Mae were close runners up. Karen Taylor won for most original blue and gold box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Meister
School auction raises funds as boxes go for charity
Two cheerleaders and a megaphone led the display for S.H.S. with honorable mention to Mabel Sutherland. A judging committee of Ken Jeppesen Huck Stierle and Robert Starling presided. The class treasury grew by nearly $40 after the auction of the boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.H.S
Mabel Sutherland
Ken Jeppesen
Huck” Stierle
Robert Starling
Eighth Grade To Entertain Parents
Eighth grade boys and girls switch classes for three weeks starting April 2 with girls in shop and boys in home economics. Twenty two girls study electricity and light repairs under Clare Collins while twenty four boys learn grooming and sewing under Mrs Kenneth Rogers. They plan a party for the girls to end the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Collins
Kenneth Rogers
Sixth Graders Plan Spring Pot Luck and Dance
Sixth graders prepare a pot luck supper and square dancing for parents on Wednesday April 18 at the school. All sixth grade parents are invited. A parent program is planned for May with date to be announced.
Hinsch Boy Opens with Eric Robert Hinsch Born
Mr and Mrs Robert Hinsch of Willow Village welcomed a six pound son named Eric Robert Hinsch. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dan Levleit. The mother and baby recently returned from Beyer hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lege
Doloris Hertler
Dale ‘Rothfuss
Pat White
Chris and
Marlene Jensen
Harry Fosdick
Charles Goss
Davis family dinner gathers extended kin Sunday
Norrovale and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis entertained their children and families at dinner Sunday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis with Ricard, Michael and Clifford. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker and sons Jimmy and Johnny of Wayne. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Winter and children Raymond and Charlotte of Jonesville. The note mentions spring vacation with Michigan State Normal college students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Davis
Paul Davis
Ricard
Michael
Clifford
John Baker
Jimmy
Johnny
Wayne
Carl Winter
Raymond
Charlotte
Jonesville
Michigan State Normal
Col
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Bowes Corners
Marlene Hisemann
Nancy van Riper
Bridgewater Center
William Shelton
Lancaster
Grace Louise Guenther
Bridgewater Station
William Lee Brown
Dresselhouse
Shirley Breitenwischer
Pleasant Lake
Richard W. Stark
Rogers Corners
Hllen Haeussler
Silver Lake
Barbara Fisk
English
Pauline Buss
Spafard
Janet Mae Marion
Dell School
Pauline Braun
the Saline Jewelry Store
S. Ann Arbor
The
Edison Co
Crothers Radio Service
Foster O. Green
Roddy
Michigan State College
Edison Farm Service
Edison
Detroit Edison
Methodist Church
Ford
Jes Bay In
Norrovale
Wm. Sturm
Saline, Mich
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