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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1963
Page
9
The Board met March 27 with most members present. Plans for leasing Intermediate school athletic facilities to the Recreation Commission were discussed with a $1 yearly rate. Budget talks covered 1963 64 projections based on 1722 pupils and $359 762 in property taxes.
The Scio and Lodi Jr Farmers held their first meeting on March 25 with officers including President Don Diable and Vice President Carl Macomber. Monthly changes in recreation leaders were decided and the group scheduled a public auction for May 4 with Janet Weber as reporter.
Mrs Dwight Reynolds served as a district spelling meet judge at a Dexter school on Wednesday. Janet Livingston a Saline seventh grader from the Intermediate School represented Saline in the competition.
Thurman VanZant a religious education teacher at Evan gel College Springfield Mo will be guest speaker at the evening First Assembly of God Church Palm Sunday service. The service starts at 7 p.m. Mrs Elmer Rothfuss returned home from Saline Community Hospital Saturday after a week there.
General Telephone of Michigan announced a new nationwide rate plan approved by the FCC. The three minute station to station rate drops to one dollar or less after 9 p.m. across many long distance routes, with several specific city pairs showing substantial savings. Home users are expected to benefit most from the changes, effective after April 4.
The Frank Keck family of Canterbury Drive plans to join Frank Keck in New York City after he was transferred from Eastern Greyhound Lines Detroit. Their son Frank is in high school, daughter Kim in Intermediate, and Walter a sophomore at EMU.
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