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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1967
Page
12
The Senior High School Band, 83 students with counselors and instructors, left at 7 a m Monday for Camp Tanuga near Kalkaska for a week of work and play. They will perform a marching band demonstration Saturday and a band concert Sunday before returning home. Parents are invited to the weekend events.
Michigan State Universitys graduated tuition plan draws dismay from educators alumni and parents while Saline residents show limited transfer intent. Parents debate fairness and future costs with quotes from Rob ert Shackleton and local families amid questions about middle income eligibility and scholarship gaps.
Five Saline Chapter FFA officers and advisor Alton Ealy attended a leadership camp at Beaver Island last week. Attendee list includes Doug Hehr president Richard Schneider vice president David Girbach treasurer Stanley Lambarth secretary and James Burmeister reporter.
Edward Burmeister of Manchester is a patient at Saline Community Hospital. Ted Alexander was admitted to a VA hospital in Ann Arbor and will return next week for throat surgery. E. M. Gilbert and Otto Lindemann are at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Walt Martin, improving after a fall, is in room 318. he injured himself August 15. Charles Baker Sr. is in traction at St. Joseph Hospital for a back problem. granddaughter Carol Neckel of Milan had surgery there and is doing well. Herman Roth Fuss of Kalamazoo and his wife visited, with Monika Haas returning to Kalamazoo, as tuition discussions rise. The piece critiques a graduated tuition scale and reports alumni anger over potential tuition hikes and donations.
Graveside services were conducted Saturday at St John s Lutheran Cemetery in Bridgewater for Matthew Christian Girbach infant son of Aaron Jr and Janice Metty Girbach of 7867 E Michigan Ave The Rev Herbert Reed officiated The child died Thursday at University Hospital He is survived by his parents two sisters Juanita Jane and Mary Ann at home and his paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Aaron Girbach Sr of Ann Arbor
Service Cadet Michael L. Johnson and Cadet Harold Kuder, both EMU students, trained with the M-79 grenade launcher during ROTC summer camp at Ft Filey Kaw. They completed six weeks focusing on leadership, rifle marksmanship and physical conditioning with plans to be commissioned as second lieutenants after graduation. Johnson is Saline High School graduate.
Marcile Kay Bauknecht of 5700 Braun Rd. earned a bachelor of science in secondary vocational education certificate at the August 11 commencement, part of 1,836 WMU degree recipients.
Dr Johan W Eliot of the Center for Population Planning University of Michigan will address the Thursday noon Rotary Club meeting. Harold Gray serves as program chairman.
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