Bond Issue Planned For Bellaire Fire Hall On Ballot
A $90,000 bond issue for a new Bellaire fire hall will appear on the November 8 ballot. Architects Tanner and Kowalewski of Ann Arbor will draft plans using a preliminary sketch by Ronald Finkbeiner approved by the Fire Department. Construction could start after the election with completion aimed for May if approved. The proposal covers site, prep, architect fee, contingency, and construction costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner & Kowalewski
Ann Arbor
Ronald Finkbeiner
E. Michigan Ave
Harris Street
Coe
City Council Tables Annexation and Professional Business Zoning
Council tables Maple Road annexation for 11.58 acres near the west city line formerly Mayfield property owned by Thomas F. Goodson and optioned by Seymore S. Winokur. Plan to annex with A-3 zoning for about 200 apartments pending planning commission approval. Also tabled Ray Davis’ request to rezone at N Harris and McKay streets to PR professional business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
Maple Road
Maple
Mayfield
Thomas F. Goodson
Seymore S. Winokur
Planning Commission
Council
Ray Davis
N. Harris and
McKay Streets
Jaycees Open Contest for 66 Miss Saline crown
The Jaycees announced the Miss Saline 1966 contest at the Saline Community Fair to crown a local queen on September 8. The winner will reign until the 1967 fair and proceed to state competition, with Sue Guenther handing the crown to the new Miss Saline. Contestants must be unmarried 16 to 25 and live in the Saline Area district or within 10 miles. Entry blank appears in The Reporter with mailing details to Robert H. Beauchamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Saline
Intermediate School Rebrands as Junior High Amid Grade Shifts
The Intermediate School becomes Junior High with 7th and 8th grades taught there from September. Kindergarten to 6th move to Jensen and the new Elmer Houghton Elementary. High School houses grades 9 through 12. Registration windows for each grade are provided with dates and times. faculty convenes September 7 and classes start September 8 at 8 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Elmer Houghton
Bondie Joins Seabees Enlists in U S Navy Construction Battalion
Phil Bondie son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bondie of 340 Pond View entered the Seabees last Wednesday and is now stationed in Rhode Island with the United States Navy Construction Battalion. Address awaiting family not yet received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Bondie
Joseph Bondie
Pond View
Seabees
U.S. Navy
Rhode Island
Saline Township Board Meeting Set for Monday Evening
Saline Township Board will meet at 8 30 p m on Monday August 29 at the Township Hall to discuss local affairs and routine matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Township Board
Raceway Tire Site Eyes Ypsilanti Township Move
Michigan Motor Speedway Inc plans a $3 million one mile oval race track at Textile Road in Ypsilanti Township near US 23 and I 94. Opposition from nearby residents and prior York Township protests accompany a pending Board of Appeals hearing for a zoning permit and onsite sewage issues. The project aims for 20 000 to 25 000 permanent seats, with access via Rawsonville and Michigan Avenue exits.
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Michigan Motor Speedway, Inc
York Township
Ypsilanti Township
Textile Road
US 23
Township Board of Appeals
Board of Appeals
Donald A. Ruffer
Ypsilanti Area Industrial Development Corp
Gordon Airport
Willis Road
Speedway Company
Ted Heath
Willow Road
Stoney Creek Road
Saline-Milan Road
Pittsfield Township
Board and Planning Commission
Washtenaw County Health Department
Vised
Milan
Heath
William Hayes
LoPatin
Saline Community Hospital Committee Meeting Set
The Saline Community Hospital Board operating committee will meet at 5 15 pm Thursday August 25 in the office of Stanton Roesch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline. Community Hospital Board
Stanton Roesch
Kiwanis Club Sets Meeting With Calvin Hieber Program Chairman
Calvin Hieber will be program chairman at the Kiwanis Club meeting at 6 30 p m Monday. The gathering will be held at Walker's Bakery with Kiwanis members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Hieber
Kiwanis Club
Walker’s Bakery
Dr Beach Aims to Save Elm in Curtiss Park
Hubbert Beach nicknamed Doctor Beach leads a mission to save Michigan's second largest elm in Curtiss Park. Despite Dutch elm disease killing the top, he implements three above ground intravenous feeding setups and reports the tree absorbed turpentine this week as part of an experimental treatment.
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Curtiss Park
Hubert Beach
Michigan
Beach
City to Vote On Liquor By the Glass
Saline residents will vote on liquor by the glass in November. Petitions require signatures from 435 registered voters with 600 to 700 expected by September 6. State law allows up to three licenses based on population. churches and schools limit eligible locations with Leutheuser's Restaurant and Five Points noted as potentially compliant. If approved, licenses to be set by City Council and Liquor Control Commission. If rejected, the issue cannot return for four years. Liquor-by-the-glass has recently passed in Ypsilanti Ann Arbor and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
State Liquor Control Commission
Leutheuser
Art Michalke
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Bridgewater Township
Milan
Monroe County
Saline Teachers Reach Agreement For 1966 67 Salaries
Board of Education and SEA negotiators have reached a full contract for the 1966 67 school year with ratification expected by both sides shortly. Starting salaries range from 5000 to 10050 with steps for degrees and experience and sick leave, terminal pay, and duty free lunch provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
SEA
Gerald Coe
Alton Baly
Ealy
Blue Cross
School Bond Election Set For February Run for new high school debated
The School Board delays the bond election until February after a council conclave on whether to build a junior or senior high. Advisory Council members lean toward a senior high, but no recommendation due to a quorum. The board will decide after council input.
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Board of Education
Schools Advisory Council
Howard Hill
Final MYI Concert Set for August 28 in Hill Auditorium
The Musical Youth International band and choir will perform the final concert of the 1966 season at 3 pm Sunday August 28 in Hill Auditorium. The Kepler Gymnasium Orchestra from Tubingen Germany and the Michigan Youth Chorale join the program. Admission is free and WUOM FM will broadcast. Auditions for 1867 MYI begin soon under director Lester McCoy.
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Musical Youth International
Hill Auditorium
Kepler Gymnasium
Ann Arbor
Tubingen
Germany
Michigan Youth Chorale
Wuom-Fm
MYI
Lester McCoy
Montreal
Capitol
Washington, D.C
Canada
United States
Europe
MYT
Brecon
Wales
Saline
Ansbach
Hungary
Grand Champion Hog Won by Wiedmayer at County 4-H Show
Roger Wiedmayer of Pleasant Lake earned the grand champion market hog at the County 4-H Show, a top prize among youth exhibitors with the Wiedmayer family listed as residents of Pleasant Lake Road.
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Roger Wiedmayer
Frederick Wiedmayer
Pleasant Lake Road
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Jim Ecarius
Kim Foster
Joe Rentfro
Bob Wanty
Doug Esch
Mike Beagle
Doug Harris
Mike Mida
Dennis Malinczak
Don Girbach
Doug Hoeft
Bob Harris
Miss Saline
Reporter
Robert H. Beauchamp
Tower Drive
Jaycee
Saline Community Fair
The
Saline Jaycees
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Raceway Tires
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Elm
Nancy Girbach
Nancy
Gabriel Hepper
Tuebingen
Raymond Girbach
Gabriel
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