Honor Roll Lists Released for HS Marking Period
High School announces honor rolls for next to last marking period. Seniors named for highest academic honors include Bauknecht Faust Feldkamp LaRue Myers Riggs. Juniors and sophomores also listed with A and Ae averages, naming numerous students across sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcile Bauknecht
Dolores Faust
Marcia Feldkamp
Sharon Feldkamp
Joan LaRue
Lorraine Myers
Karen Riggs
Bonnie Camburn
James Feldkamp
Dale Flock
Ann-Marie Gunnarsson
Barbara Hehr
Leslie Katz
James Lake
Cody Livingstone
Diane Miller
Janet Richards
Edward Ross
Elizabeth Smith
Elsie Klager
Gail Armbruster
Laura Belleau
Debbie Dechert
Albert Feldkamp
Rob Merchant
Nancy Robison
Junior Child Study Club Names Officers
At its annual meeting in the home of Mrs. James Keller the Saline club elected officers for 1964 1965 including president Mrs. James Keezer and treasurer Mrs. Carl Clark. Lee Hout of Michigan Children's Aid Society spoke on child development and foster homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keller
Saline Junior Child Study Club
James Keezer
Richard Hoeft
Jerry Lee
Carl Clark
Barry Jacobsen
Lee Hout
Michigan Children’s Aid Society
Philip Badour
William Meister, Jr
Richard Lehtonen
Washtenaw County Federation of Womens’ Clubs
Ann Arbor
Joseph Graf
Jerry Losee
Ralph Gross
James Er
Council Deliberates Bids and Zoning Amid Hitches
City Council in two sessions reviewed bids for a Henry Street water tower won by Chicago Bridge and Iron Co. at 81 000 with a spherical tank. They also opened bids for Saline expansion tied to a low Selders Excavating bid of 37 500 later corrected to 39 818.42, while tabling action pending legal review. They postponed subdivision law changes until standards are ready, accepted police stats, and extended city payroll arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry St
Chicago Bridge and Iron Co
Council
Hitch No
E. Henry St
Selders Excavating
Tecumseh
Selders
Don Holley
Holley
Hitch No. 2
Saline
Police Department
Mike Strait
E. J. Muir
Parsons Re elected CC President For 1964 65 Year
Harry Parsons was unanimously re elected president of the Chamber of Commerce for 1964 65 with William Crim Jr as vice president Crim also named chairman of the 1964 membership drive Other officers include Allan Grossman secretary Bob Dickinson treasurer and directors Leon Vedder Lyle Phillips Paul Tull Troy Fant and John Lake The annual banquet will be held with the Mayor's Exchange Program launching Michigan Week in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Parsons
Chamber of Commerce
William Crim, Jr
Crim
Allan Grossman
Bob Dickinson
Leon Vedder
Lyle Phillips
Paul Tull
Troy Fant
John Lake
Michigan
Firm Manufactures Fiberglass Campers in Saline
Merit Products Corp., a new Saline firm, will manufacture fiberglass campers and pickup covers in a building behind the Sauk Trail Inn. Owners James Merritt, Donald Geiger, Stanley Baisch of Clinton and Walter Miller of Ann Arbor, with two other workers, Joe Masterson and John Emery, will also develop other fiberglass products. The firm also makes waterproof tents luggage carriers and other light camping gear for wholesale trade. Hospital committee and board meetings set in Saline on April 15 and April 22 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merit Products Corp
Saline
Sauk Trail Inn
James Merritt
Donald Geiger
Stanley Baisch
Clinton
Walter
Bud) Miller
Ann Arbor
Joe Masterson
John Emery
Miller
Elementary School Parents to Hold Annual Meeting
The Elementary School Room Parents Association will hold its annual meeting and election of officers on Monday April 13 at the school. They will finalize plans for the May 1 school carnival. Guest speaker Mrs Maxine Soloway of the Huron Valley Child Guidance Clinic will show a film on Fears of Children. The meeting opens at 8 p.m.
Saline Woman's Club Meets Tuesday For Floral Demo
The Saline Woman's Club will meet at 11 30 a m Tuesday April 14 at St Paul United Church. Goodhew Floral Co of Ann Arbor will demonstrate floral arrangements then a potluck luncheon. Mrs Walter MacArthur chairs the program followed by a film titled The Idea of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Saline
Registration Required for Saline School Election
Saline area School District becomes a registration district. Only registered electors may vote in school elections. Registration for the June 8 1964 election closes at 5 p.m. May 8 at township or city clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Area
Board of Education
All But 15 Teachers Will Return in Fall
Saline school officials report contract outcomes for 1964 65 with 15 teachers not returning and three awaiting replies. Seven new teachers will depart. long serving staff and administrative personnel will return. Replacements include Pierson Tull and Healy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Board of Education
Leo Jensen
George Bonich
Jacquelyn Brady
Clem Corona
Julie Crockett
Ronald Dubais
Alton Ealy
Claire Frantway
Dallas Garrett
Mildred Haswell
Donald Jaeger
Elizabeth Kuebler
Nancy Kulenkamp
Hallie Mehler
Marian Palmer
Leah Petersen
Larry Smith
Edna Spinks
Jay Starkey
Robert Via
Elizabeth Washburn
Evelyn Campbell
Joan Husted
Michael Rotunno
Bernice McCoy
Art Katterjohn
Dennis Baab
Sandra Berger
Nancy Grunemeyer
Louise Haden
Stanley Kasuda
Jane Samuelson
Judith Sheets
Ronald Attinger
Helene Monaghan
Monaghan
Pamela Healy
Ann Arbor
Michigan Chorale Tour Plans Amid South American Unrest
The Michigan Chorale will tour South America this summer visiting Brazil Argentina Uruguay and Chile despite political unrest. New director Robert Pratt steps in due to health and altitude concerns while Lester McCoy is away. The group has previously visited 15 European and eight South American countries and plans include two newcomers Salinians Rob Merchant and John Reid. City Planning Commission to meet at City Hall Tuesday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Chorale
South America
Brazil
Michigan
Rob Merchant
John Reid
Youth For Understanding
Argentina
Uruguay
Chile
Lester McCoy
McCoy
Robert Pratt
Ann Arbor High School
Zion Lutheran Church
Chorale
Methodist Church
Ann Arbor
Europe
$253,500 Expansion Slated To Add Urban Service
General Telephone Co. of Saline outlines a $253 500 expansion to grow the base area to 11 square miles by Sept 1. Rural lines will be upgraded to five parties per line and new urban service options will be available with mileage charges removed inside the base area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Telephone Co
Saline Exchange
Saline
Kenneth Conway
Pleasant Lake Rd
Dell
Nobles Roads
Lohr Rd
Conway
Ypsilanti State Hospital
Willis Rd
Saline Valley
Bridgewater
Macon
Tecumseh Exchange
Saline-Ann Arbor Rd
Lodi Estates
Brassow Rd
Saline School Council weighs flexible building option
Saline Area Schools Advisory Council after a Thursday meeting favored a flexible building with movable panel walls, despite higher costs. They noted the project’s 1966 occupancy target, the need for special education spaces, and design trends toward smaller windows, with architect BinDa Associates highlighting sound advantages and higher price of partitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Area Schools Advisory Council
Marian Barclay
Binda Associates
bin- Ga
Million Mile Bus Driver Retires After 16 Years
Charles Kruger ends a Saline school bus career with over a million miles logged and 16 years of safe driving. He first drove the Bridgewater route and later the Waterworks Bethel Weber Rd and Pleasant Lake routes. His bus, number 18, carried up to 65 passengers, and he survived a brake failure scare without a crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kruger
Saline Area
Worman
Bridgewater
Waterworks
Bethel-Weber Rd
Pleasant Lake Rd
Ellsworth - Waters Rd
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Saline Library
Robin Morrow
Rey Wackenhut
Howard Kuhl
W. Henry Sr
Braun and Finkbeiner
Sandra Greenfield
Linda Heiserman
Susan Washburn
Robert Austin
Jenny Camburn
Janis Coe
Diane Dickinson
Katy Esch
Marcia Fritts
Kay Gordon
Cheryl Hewes
Connie Hepler
Barbara Houghton
Sandy Jordan
Kris Kuebler
Frank Merrill
Gail Mittendorf
Steve Miller
Sharon Morrow
Dan Morton
Mike Rapp
Susan Robison
John ‘Scherdt
Karen Weber
Jill Alber
Jerry Austin
Harold Dechert
Linda Dechert
Barbara Fritz
Pat Hughes
Judy Jump
Pat Katz
Bruce Niethammer
Sally Quick
Elaine Schaible
Joan Socha Lawrney Steiner
Audrey Thompson
Margaret Beal
Susan Guenther
David Osborne
Gay Wedemeyer
Mary Beach
Sandra Burkhart Charlene Deasy
Joyce Dieterle
Shelia, Farmer
Barbara Finkbeiner
Arda Hoffman
Karla Hoffman
Doris Johnson
Mary Kayda Kalian Liston
Jackie Livingstone
Suzanne O’connor
Coralee Ransom
Kathy Snyder
Pamela Staley
Amy Uphaus
Linda Wolfinger
Jenny Young
Junior Child Study Club
Council Studies
Parsons
Saline Community Hospital
Universal Die Casting
City Planning Commission
City Hall
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