4-H Spring Achievement Winners Announced in Washtenaw
More than 1500 4-H members and supporters viewed exhibits at the Spring Achievement program at Ann Arbor High School. Awards covered club, community, and county work, with top honors going to the Learn and Save Club and numerous Dress Revue and Handicraft winners from Washtenaw County communities including Ann Arbor Chelsea Dexter Saline Milan Willis and Ypsilanti.
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Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
National Bank and Trust Company
Simon Girbach
Lee Knepper
N.Y.C. Railroad Service Committee
Detroit
John Marshall
Robert Schroen
Chelsea
Robert van Natter
Dexter
Ruth Lutz
Saline
Josephine Lutchka
South Lyon
Victor Haeussler
David Baidus
Troopers
Kenton Miller
Raymond Strieter
East Lansing
Judy Bateson
Lorna Moore
Willis
Free-Lo Extension Meeting Slated for April 19
Members of the Free-Lo Extension club will meet at 8 15 p m on Wednesday April 19 at the home of Mrs Robert Guenther 4547 Austin Rd They will answer roll call with a plant exchange The lesson for the evening is Can We Compete with Communism
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Free-Lo Extension Club
Robert Guenther
Austin Rd
Elementary Room Mothers Change to Parents Association
The Saline Elementary Parents Association formed Monday night after renaming the group and broadening membership. Voting rights now extend to two or more mothers from each elementary school room plus parents guardians and teachers. The officer slate expands to include president vice president secretary and treasurer to be elected in May for one year. A dues by law was removed and officers may request a nominal donation for the organization’s business.
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Saline Elementary Parents Association
Learn and Save 4 H Club elects new officers at meeting
Learn and Save 4 H Club held its meeting at Gail Girbach home with president Linda Tobias presiding. Officers elected include Sara Schailble as president Mildred Haeussler as vice president Claire Dieterle as secretary Betty Wiedmeyer as treasurer Donna Diable as reporter Gail Girbach and Susan Guenther as song and recreation leaders. Twenty three members attended plus four new members. Refreshments of Kool Aid and brownies were served by Gail Girbach and Barbara Schumacher.
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Gail Girbach
Linda Tobias
Sara Schaible
Mildred Haeussler
Claire Dieterle
Betty Wiedmayer
Donna Diable
Susan Guenther
Barbara Schumacher
Michigan’s First Graduation Class Numbers Twelve
The article notes the University of Michigan awarded diplomas to its first graduating class, consisting of 12 students.
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University of Michigan
U M Band Three Trumpeters Stir Russian Audiences
The University of Michigan Symphony Band tour in the U S S R includes a cornet trio performance by Donald Tison Richard Longfield and David Walter followed by additional trios and a fourth encore while audiences cheer. The program is part of a 15 week cultural exchange funded by the State Department and President's International Program for Cultural Presentations with praise from Soviet music critics.
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William D. Revelli
Band Direc
Tor
Donald Tison
Pontiac
Richard Longfield
Saline
David Walter
Ann Arbor
Moscow
Leningrad
Minsk
Kiev
Odessa
Kharkov
U.S.S.R
U.S. Department of State
Symphony Band
Dr.Revelli
Soviet Union
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Barbara
Wenk
Katrerie Gall
Joyce Ehnis
Patrice Murdock
Kim Johnson
Sandra Neal
Linda Minges
Carol Niehaus
Manchester
Janet Parker
Florence McCrone
Milan Rockets and Rockettes
Milan
Sharon O’connor
Laurie Reddeman
Barbara Tobias
Connie Alber
Don Alber
Ron Alber
Julie Dunn
Ypsilanti
Glenda ‘Sexton
Linda Neal
Jean Sawyers
Bridgewater
Dale Wilson
Duane Strieter
Cary Strieter
David Haeusster
Feldkamp Mobile Milling
Michigan Ave
John Deere Tractors
Gross Farm
West Bennett Hazel
U-M
Ford Planter
Tractor
W. T. Young, Inc
WPAG
Yd YI Ae
Latay
Carload
American Steel and Wire Co
Bridgewater Lumber Co
Michigan
At&r
Hayden Flour Hills
Tecumseh, Grienigan
the Citizens. Bank of Saline
Federal Reserve
F.d.1.c. Saline
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