Public hears on proposed Saline elementary school site
Five members of the public attended an informational meeting by the Saline Area Schools Board to learn about a proposed new elementary school slated for Mills Road and Bennett Street. Officials outlined crowding, enrollment projections, and the need for immediate action ahead of the December 14 bond vote.
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Board of Education
Saline Area Schools Advisory Council
Mills Road
Bennett Street
Dan Sirones
Th Advisory Council
Lirones
Harold Hintz
Jensen
Hintz
Saline
Gerald Coe
Coe
Maple St
Ann Arbor St
Santa Claus Set to Arrive in Saline This Saturday
Santa will arrive in Saline Saturday at 2 p.m. in a bright red convertible and begin his first 1964 appearance. He will hold court at Citizens Bank rear on December 5 12 and 19 from 2 to 5 p.m. and pass out candy to children. On December 19 he will close an hour early and move to the Intermediate School gym for a Kiwanis Christmas program at 4 p.m. The Saline Chamber of Commerce outlines other Christmas activities including a mailbox at Corner Drug Store for letters and a planned downtown caroling by Girl Scouts Brow nies.
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Santa
Saline
Citizens Bank
Barbara Chase
Saline Kiwanis Club
Saline Chamber of Commerce
Santa’s
Saline Girl Scouts
Brownies
Barrus Receives 8 1 4 to 25 Year Prison Sentence
Joseph D. Barrus 27 a former Saline resident was sentenced by Circuit Judge William Ager to an indeterminate 8 12 to 25 year term for attempted murder He admitted planning to strangle his wife Jerre at their Rosemont Street home last summer He was arrested at work at the University of Michigan and has been jailed in Lan sing pending transfer Mrs Barrus has recovered.
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Joseph D. Barrus
Saline
William Ager
Murer
Barrus
Jerre
Rosemont St
University of Michigan
Lansing
Outhouse Dismantled at Rail Depot Quietly
New York Central freight agent E A Sawall reported to police that during the Thanksgiving holiday an outhouse at the railroad depot was torn apart. Investigators found the sides and interior removed. the structure was no longer in use. No value was estimated.
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E. A. Sawall
New York Central
Local farm to host new electronics supply firm
Dr. V A Basman plans to convert an 80 acre Fosdick Road farm into a 10 000 square foot electronics manufacturing and R D site for Microtron, with an Ann Arbor office already in operation. The venture aims to secure military industrial medical and educational contracts and may begin production in four to six months. Basman also represents local electronics distributors and holds patents in electronic components and sensor devices.
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Fosdick Road
Saline
Dr. V. A
Vic) Basman
Microtron Electronic Supply Co
Microtron Engineering Co
Microtron Engineering
Ann Arbor
Detroit
U-M
Dr. Basman
Microtron
Basman
Ann Arbor Public Evening School
Bendix Systems
Steer
Advent
Burroughs Laboratories
Dexter
Burroughs
U-M Medical School
Jerry McPeake Elected to Head Masonic Lodge
Jerry McPeake was elected worshipful master of Masonic Lodge No. 133, F. and A.M., on Tuesday evening. New officers include Walter W. Martin senior warden and Harry L. Cogar junior warden with Everett D. Wolfin treasurer Carl D. Kraus secretary Robert M. Harrison senior deacon and Robert E. Johnson junior deacon plus Harold E. Smith senior steward. Two junior steward posts remain unfilled. Wayne Predmore Sr ryler Ronald Fink beiner marshal and Robert H. Desbrough P.M. chaplain named. Installation set for 8 p.m. Tuesday December 8 at the Masonic Temple with installing officers Barney Wilson Ann Arbor installing grand marshal Hugh Austin installing grand secretary Kenneth Jeppesen and Rev Donald Kraushaar as grand chaplain.
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Jerry McPeake
Masonic Lodge No
Ronald W. Finkbeiner
Robert H. Desbrough
Masonic Temple
Barney Wilson
Ann Arbor
Hugh Austin
Kenneth Jeppesen
Donald Kraushaar
Anonymous Call Warns of Dynamite Under Porch
Mrs. Martin Welter of 221 Monroe St. reported an anonymous call claiming dynamite under her porch. Police searched the house but found nothing and she knew of no likely caller.
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Martin Welter
Monroe St
Welter
Saline Leader Allan Grossman Seeks Washtenaw CC Trustee Seat
Petitions circulate for Allan W. Grossman of Saline to join six member board of trustees for the Washtenaw County Community College. Saline Chamber of Commerce endorses his run. Florence Mayer of Chelsea also seeks a seat. No salary for trustees. election set for January with 1.25 mill estimate for construction and operation.
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Allan W. Grossman
Saline
Washtenaw County Community College
Grossman
Saline Chamber of Commerce
Ann Arbor
Ada Inglis
Meira
Saline Area Industrial Development Corp
Saline Area Schools Advisory Council
Citizens’ Survey Committee
Citizens’ Implementation Committee
Florence Mayer
Chelsea
Citizens
Mary Woods Seeks Trustee Post for Washtenaw County Community College
Mary Woods former teacher and community volunteer announced as candidate for trustee of the proposed Washtenaw County Community College. She has led adult education efforts in Saline, served as hospital auxiliary president, and held roles in church and school groups.
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Paul H
Mary) Woods
Washtenaw County
Child Study Club
Saline Community Hospital Auxiliary
Church of God, Ypsilanti
Saline
Ypsilanti Normal College
Eastern Michigan University
Chamber board endorses two Saline candidates for college posts
Allan Grossman and Mrs. Paul Woods were not both known to board members when endorsement was considered. C-C President Harry Parsons said the chamber could endorse both, noting six seats on the college board and the potential benefit of Saline candidates serving.
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Chamber of Commerce Board
Allan Grossman
Community College
C-C
Harry Parsons
Paul Woods
Parsons
College
Washtenaw
Saline Area United Fund Aims To Top National Goal
Buford Soden reports Saline Area United Fund has reached 93.8 percent of its goal with total contributions at 12 214 18 dollars, 810 82 short of 13 095. The drive expects further industry and residential gifts and plans to share any overage among participating agencies if the target is surpassed.
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Saline Area
Soden
BPW Sells Christmas Trees For Scholarship Fund
The Business and Professional Women's club opens its annual Christmas tree sale Saturday at the corner of E Michigan Ave and Harris St. The sale runs afternoons and evenings through Christmas to fund a local young woman's business career scholarship and to support the BPW's $300 pledge toward a band shell or other use. Trees come in all sizes and varieties from the Arend farm.
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E. Michigan Ave
Harris St
BPW
Jean Taylor
Bundle Tea Planned by Social Services Inc.
The annual Christmas Bundle Tea will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Eugene Garrison. Sponsored by Saline Area Social Services, Inc., the event invites the public to attend and bring clothing suitable for Christmas giving.
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Saline Area Social Services, Inc
Eugene Garrison
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