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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1967
Page
10
Jensen and Houghton elementary schools plan a carnival May 5 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the cafeterias, with grab bags games fish pond ring toss and cake walk plus popcorn and cotton candy. Tickets available May 4 and at the door. proceeds fund curtains draperies books and a blacktop area behind Jensen.
The Saline Board of Education plans to study renting leasing or purchasing portable classrooms to add four elementary rooms this fall. Superintendent Harold Hintz will explore options including trailer units with or without restrooms and adjacent setups. The move comes as the district faces growing space pressure ahead of the new high school opening in September 1969 and a larger need for 1968 69. Herbert Reed and Rudy Douthat seek residents interested in tennis clubs. contact numbers are provided.
A classroom survey notes many U.S. elementary schools lack libraries and librarians despite the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965. Saline Area Schools maintain four libraries with about 15,000 books while librarians provide research help and reading guidance.
A public hearing is set for May 15 on MEHA's request to rezone from R-1-A to a Community Unit Plan for a 240 acre village site. The Washtenaw County Metropolitan Planning Commission supports the project, praising the development as high standard and likely an asset to Saline and Washtenaw County.
Mothers of the Saline Play Center have elected officers for the fall session and changed their meeting date to the second Monday of each month. Yvonne Fisher was chosen president and Virginia Schnee milch vice president.
Saline City Council tabled bids for curbside and backyard garbage pickup pending budget hearings. Three bids for curb service ranged from 14 000 to 21 000 dollars annually and two bids for backyard service were 19 000 and 28 000 dollars per year.
Mothers and daughters of the Methodist Church will hold a banquet at 6 30 p m Saturday at the High School Tickets are available from Mrs Harold Gage Mrs Harold Smith and Mrs Vern Osterhout
A special program on child welfare will be presented at the American Legion Auxiliary meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Legion Home. A representative from the American Legion Children's Home at Otter Lake will show slides of the home. Legion and Auxiliary members and friends are welcome.
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