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Newspaper

Saline Reporter

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1964

Page

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Saline Prepares for Major Downtown Construction Boom

Saline accelerates toward a multi year downtown redevelopment with plans for Saline Public Library renovation, Saline Savings Bank expansion and drive in window, Ted's Service Station addition, Leutheuser Hotel site rebuilding into a restaurant, and new city hall prospects.

Saline Public Library Howard Kuhl Saline Savings Bank Don Butcher Ted Ted Hill Leutheuser Saline Hotel Bridgewater Lumber Co W. Michigan Avenue Citizens Bank Prospect Detroit Edison Co Saline Community Hospital Saline Baptist Church Henry St

Hornets Top Manchester and Stockbridge in back to back wins

The Saline Hornets defeated Manchester Dutchmen 68 to 57 led by Al Hartman 19 points and Harold Kudler 11. Saline then beat Stockbridge 56 to 50 on Tuesday with Jim Feldkamp 17 points and Kudler 11, while Saline committed fewer fouls and prepared to visit Ypsilanti Roosevelt Friday.

Hornets Manchester Dutchmen al Hartman Hornet Hartman Harold Kuder Saline Kuder Manchester Varsity Cagers Gary Kind Kind Ron Callison Jim Feldkamp Lawry Steiner Stockbridge Panthers Harold Kudler Ron Tucker Jim Griffin Stockbridge Capital Ypsilanti Roosevelt

Salines Area Social Services to Hold Sale

Salines Area Social Services Inc will hold a sale Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. at its Mills Road headquarters. Mrs Lauren Wild serves as chairwoman.

Social Services Salines Area Social Services, Inc Mills Rd Lauren Wild

Hoover Earnings Reach New High in Q2 and Six Months

Hoover Ball and Bearing Company reports nine straight quarters of record earnings and earnings per share. For six months ended January 31 1964 net sales rose to 32774412 from 30956935 last year, with earnings 2458358 or 90 cents a share versus 1904992 or 71 cents. Second quarter sales hit 17736692 a company record, with net earnings 1428372 or 52 cents per share.

Hoover Hoover Ball and Bearing Company

Cub Scout Blue and Gold Banquets Scheduled

Both Saline packs plan annual Blue and Gold Banquets next week as family potlucks with awards to follow. Pack 474 meets at 6 30 p m on Wednesday February 26 at the Intermediate School. Pack 416 meets at 6 30 p m on Saturday February 29 at the Elementary School with a movie and scouting program.

Saline Mercantile to Elect Officers at Friday Dinner

The Saline Mercantile Co. annual stockholders dinner is scheduled at noon Friday at the Masonic Hall. The event includes officer elections and reports, with dinner served by the OES.

Saline Mercantile Co Masonic Hall OES

Plan Friendship Night for Saline OES Chapter

Saline county OES 311 will host Friendship Night at 6 p.m. Monday in the hall featuring a smorgasbord dinner and entertainment for county OES officers.

OES

Girl Scout Neighborhood Meeting Scheduled Tuesday

The Girl Scout W Neighborhood Association schedules a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Intermediate School. All registered adults are urged to attend as final plans are made for Girl Scout Week.

Girl Scout W Neghborhood Association

Intermediate School to Teach Studying

A special class on how to study will begin at the Intermediate School next week taught by Lawrence Baker. It targets 7th graders beginning with those who need it most and will cover reading for content outlining and note taking.

Lawrence Baker Dwight Reynolds

KIWANIANS TO MEET

The Kiwanis Club of Saline will meet at 6 30 p m Monday at Walkers Bakery for a regular gathering.

Kiwanis Club of Saline Walkers’ Bakery

Local Band Students Win Top Ratings

Ten Saline High School band students earned top ratings at the Senior High Solo Festival hosted by Willow Run High School. Six achieved first division, three second division, and one third division. first division recipients include Katy Esch and Bob Austin among others. The Junior High Solo Festival returns to Willow Run High School on February 22 with Saline participants Janice Austin Wendy Livingstone and Beth Volz, with first division winners eligible for the State Solo Festival in Grand Rapids on March 21.

Saline High School Willow Run High School Katy Esch Bob Austin Barb Hehr George Reynolds Gay Wedemeyer Gary Johnson Cody Livingstone Liz Merchant Rob Merchant Gilda Wedemeyer Saline Janice Austin Wendy Livingstone Beth Volz Grand Rapids

Band Frolics Bring Get Up and Go to Ypsilanti Hospital

The Band Frolics troupe will perform Get Up and Go again at Ypsilanti State Hospital Thursday 7:30 p.m. with 50 cast crew and chorus members, drawing about 1,000 patients. This annual benefit, now in its seventh year, has grossed 630 dollars this week, funding a summer camp trip for the band at Torch Lake in Michigan.

Ypsilanti State Hospital Saline Torch Lake Michigan

Ralph Hammond to Celebrate 90th Birthday in Saline

Ralph Hammond a lifelong Saline area resident will celebrate his 90th birthday February 27 at his Willow Road home. A family dinner will mark the event with turkey served by Mrs. Robert Hammond. He lives with son Robert and family on a family homestead linked to his grandfather, the area’s first settler.

Ralph Hammond Saline Area Willow Rd Robert Hammond Mr. Hammond Robert Willow Road Hammonds Ralph Hammond Grace McMann Harold Mc Trammond Farm Bureau

Parents Groups Plan Joint Meeting at Intermediate School

The Intermediate Parents' Association and the Schools Advisory Council announce a joint meeting at 8 pm on Tuesday March 3 in the Intermediate School gym. The program will be provided by the Advisory Council and coffee will follow. The group, evolving from the former Room Mothers' association, is still organizing and officers have not yet been chosen.

Intermediate Parents’ Association Intermediate Parents’ Group Room Mothers’ Association

Honor Society Listed At High School

New provisional members of the National Honor Society were announced this week at the High School. Provisional members include Margaret Beal, Shelia Farmer, Barbara Finkbeiner, Ann Flock, Susan Guenther, Judy Jump, Mary Kayda, Kalian Liston, Jackie Livingstone, Suzanne O'Connor, David Osborne, Sheryl Peterson, Jeanine Reed, Kathy Snyder, Pamela Staley, Amy Uphaus, and Gay Wassermeyer. Active members include seniors Dale Flock and Elizabeth Smith and juniors Janis Coe and Susan Washburn along with several others.

Margaret Beal Shelia Farmer Barbara Finkbeiner Ann Flock Susan Guenther Judy Jump Joan LaRue James Lake Rob Merchant Lorraine Myers Karen Riggs Edward Ross Elizabeth Smith Janis Coe Katy Esch Kay Gordon Sandy Greenfield Linda Meiserman Cheryl Henes Kristine Kuebler Gail Mittendorf Dan Morton Susan Robison John Scherdt Charles Still Susan Washburn

Concert of Lenten Music at Methodist Church

The Rhythmic Choir opens at 7 30 p m with The Shepherd Will Supply My Need a traditional folk tune. Members include Anita Larson Coby Livingstone Wendy Livingstone Heidi Wild Darcy Brink Debby Carr and Jean Bondie directed by Mrs Donald Kraushaar. Other performers from the church include Mrs Kraushaar Katy Esch Herman Merte Ronald Attinger Mary Ellen Henkel Mildred Cates and John L Henkel all of Ann Arbor. Guest organist Wilnelm Bush of Britton joins for Bach Mendelssohn Graun pieces with soprano alto duets and Mozart quartets using flute oboe violin and organ. The program ends with O Sacred Head Now Wounded.

Anita Larson Coby Livingstone Wendy Livingstone Heidi Wild Darcy Brink Debby Carr Jean Bondie Donald Kraushaar

Saline Board Adopts Flexible Salary Schedule After Study

Saline Area Board of Education approves a new professional category salary policy tying raises to the cost of living index with an annual base raise and potential merit additions. Minimum salary rises to 4450 and maximum to 7100 for bachelors and 7400 for masters. The two year trial includes a 31 percent yearly cap and requires board funding.

Saline Area Bess Tefft Dean Burkhardt Tefft Harold Brown Leo Jensen Board of Education

City Clerk E J Muir Admitted To Saline Hospital

City Clerk E J Muir was admitted to Saline Community Hospital early Monday with lung congestion and is reported doing very well. Councilman Hugh Keveling, also a patient there, was admitted Sunday February 9 with pneumonia and is said to be doing better.

E. J. Muir Saline Community Hospital Hugh Keveling

Post Office Holiday Observed Saturday for Washington Birthday

Saline Post Office will observe the Washington's birthday holiday on Saturday with no city or rural carrier deliveries or duty for case mail. The lobby lock boxes open 6 to 11 am and 3:30 to 5:30 pm for pickup. Holdouts may call, and special delivery and perishable items will be delivered promptly. Holiday mail collection and dispatch schedules apply.

Washington Saline Clarke Gordon

Planners to Meet Tonight at City Hall

The City Planning Commission schedules a meeting at 8 pm on Tuesday in City Hall to discuss local planning matters. The session invites public attendance and comment.

City Planning Commission City Hall

Boy Scouts Banquet and Court of Honor Held

The Troop 46 banquet at the Intermediate School drew 102 Scouts and guests for a Court of Honor. Tenderfoot awards went to Richard D Agostino David Grossman and Paul Sells. service stars to Steve Bradley and Bill Roy. Second Class to Duncan Furbush. merit badges awarded to Sam Manselman Kenny Martin Ron West Jim Schmok who also earned Star Scout. Scout Week included window displays flag duties and 144 Cubs Scouts and Explorers attended Saline Baptist Church. Rotary Club fed 20 Scouts and leaders.

Boy Scouts of Troop 46 Richard D'Agostino David Grossman Paul Sells Steve Bradley Bill Roy Duncan Furbush Sam Manselman Kenny Martin Ron West Jim Schmok Jim Saline Baptist Church Rotary Club

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Firm of Braun and Finkbeiner East Michigan Ave Hal Cerensky YSH Band City Fathers IN Hospital Boy Scouts Sam Hanselman Harold Hanselman the Saline Baptist Church Robert Nelson Harold West Hanselman
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