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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1960
Page
1
Chamber merchants plan a two day Hawaiian themed sidewalk sale in downtown with palm trees, leis, and tropical decor. Shoppers can win prizes orange edibles such as flaming volcano sundaes and Hawaiian rice, while hula dancers and Hawaiian music create a festive atmosphere.
Door to door mail delivery in Saline now reaches 75 percent of residents and is increasing by five or six boxes daily. Postmistress Mrs. Arthur O Neill said the shift, gradual and incident free, should near 100 percent by September 30 when current post office box rentals expire.
The Boy Scout adult committee will meet at 8 pm Monday at the home of Doug Schuur 321 Mark Hannah Court.
Two persons received minor injuries in auto accidents Sunday afternoon. Martha E. Faust 20 of Milan was treated for scratches and bruises after a collision on 4383 Austin road as David Labuda 8275 Dell road began a left turn while Faust’s car was passing. Lily L. Sucheston 22 of Detroit was treated at Saline Community hospital for slight injuries when the passenger car was struck from behind by James S. Platka of Bronson. Platka was ticketed for driving with an expired license and following too closely.
All Around Saline reports Doug McKenzie volunteering as a counselor at University of Michigan Fresh Air Camp at Patterson Lake. The Washtenaw County Crippled Children's Society sponsors. Charles Howard Jr. of Tampa passed the Florida barber exam as a 16 year old night student while in high school. Also, Mrs. R. Webster Jr. praises Saline Community Hospital stay. Supper guests, Beverly Levey and family en route to Clinton, NC. Mike Straits at Gunn Lake. Hanover Bank NY marks 75 years as correspondent for Citizens Bank. Robert Feldkamp’s new address listed at Fort Knox. Linen bridal shower honors Miss Warren, soon to wed Leon Desbrough.
Area 4-H members captured many top awards at the Washtenaw County 4-H Show held last week at the Farm Activities Center. Local winners included Ralph Diable who judged Grand Champion with his Angus steer Butch, and Neil Haarer with Reserve Champion and other breed titles. Doris Herter led wool and other showings. Katrene Gall won Holstein dairy and showmanship, with multiple winners listed across beef, sheep, swine, dairy, and flower garden exhibits.
The Saline Methodist Church board and trustees met Monday evening to discuss erecting a new parsonage. Edward Filsinger was named general chairman and formed committees to hire an architect, obtain plans, and conduct a member canvass to raise funds.
Hospital administrator Shir ley Dovre will remain in her post at least until October 1 or until a new administrator can take over. The decision follows a Tuesday night operating committee meeting and was announced by Carla Schrauidt. Dovre has led staffing, equipment, and supply decisions since Saline Hospital opened.
The Saline area Board of Education filed an application with the Michigan Department of Public Instruction to borrow against future state aid payments, citing unreliable state support. Superintendent Leo Jensen said adequate operating funds exist if aid arrives on schedule, though one payment due this week is uncertain. The board also raised hot lunch prices by 50 cents to near break even, with elementary 30 cents, intermediate 35, high school students 35? and staff 45 cents, noting last year’s lunch program lost about $4000.
Fall signals arrive as students prepare for the new year with registration on September 7 and classes set from September 8 to 13. Children enjoy summer’s end while arlene still recovers from recent surgery at Saline Community Hospital.
City voters may decide on a new Municipal Building in November. Council directed City Attorney Grossman to draft ballot wording and invited a Municipal League rep for September 6 discussion. Financing, cost, and fire department housing were debated. no decision made.
A 48 page guide covering every aspect of elementary schooling prepared by the Elementary School Room Mothers association. Edited by Mrs. Robert Mittendorf with contributions from Marion Barclay Dwight Reynolds John Mader and 15 room mothers. Includes curriculum daily schedule testing conferences health facilities policies and student life. Availability at the Elementary School office the week of August 22.
Kiwanis chair Bob Harrison announces Operation Citizenship at a Saline meeting with representatives from Rotary, Business and Professional Women's Club, Saline area Civic Association, Farm Bureau, and Junior Chamber of Commerce. The program aims to register inform and mobilize voters ahead of the November 8 election with town hall meetings and a block system to reach unregistered residents and absentee voters.
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