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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1967
Page
5
Scientists say the universe expands and Saline mirrors the trend. The city hall, schools, hospital, churches, and library all require expansion while Main Street merchants consider sideways, vertical, or diagonal growth. The pace may force wider space for residents.
Mrs. H L Engel outlines Saline school lunch details for the Advisory Council at a Thursday night meeting. Superintendent Harold Hintz and Allan Grossman review millage options for a proposed new high school as residents prepare to vote on a bond issue. About 1000 lunches are served daily across Saline’s four schools.
Planning commission to review a preliminary plat for Rolling Meadows 6 at 7 30 p m Monday with City Council to follow at 8 p m The plan includes Harris Street extensions to Belling Meadows and railroad tracks plus 109 lots 9 acres of park and 15 5 acres for town houses The project aims to provide a second northward route and aid civil defense officials Conservation speaker Don Boyer will address the council Wednesday February 1 at Leuttien's Restaurant potential public attendance urged
Saline residents report updates on military service and training. Pvt. Charles A. Still of Saline High 1965 now at Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri has qualified for Officers' Candidate School after earlier apprenticeship at R B Tool Co. Marine Pvt. Michael P M Hayes graduates recruit training and prepares for combat drill and first assignment. Pfc. H R Cerensky moves from Valley Forge to Ft. Dix for X-ray technician duties. Ted Graban serves aboard the USS Enterprise off Vietnam and invites letters from Saline friends.
Scoutmaster Harold West says weather may force changes as Troops prepare a Klondike camp-out at Kensington Metropolitan Park near Milford featuring dog sled mushing and events like mock medical aid, fire building, water boiling, and compass staking. A March of Dimes coffee hour was hosted by Mrs. Gil Hayes and co-hostesses at Crestwood Knolls.
Saline City Council meeting on January 23 1967 approves minutes bills and various 1967 appointments including Board of Review Cemetery Board of Appeals Regional Planning Commission and Fire Hall plans. Ordinance 193 Liquor Ordinance read and to be adopted. Class C liquor license applications for Leutheuser and Michalke referred to departments.
Mary Lou Drake from Circle Street urges residents to keep sidewalks clear of ice after reporting multiple student falls near Crestwood and South Ann Arbor. She cites 17 injuries on January 19 and a severe head impact on January 20 requiring a 200 minute car wait. She notes city action on crosswalks after her complaint.
The annual Mothers March for Dimes begins at 7 p.m. Tuesday with door to door canvassing. The event is organized by the Child Study Club and supported by non member mothers aiding the March of Dimes.
Saline Community Hospital reports four new active staff members: Wilbur Vander Yacht M D obstetrician gynecologist Raymond Bernreuter M D general practitioner Gerald Beisemann D D S dentist and Gilbert Small DDS M S oral surgeon. Dr Gordon Prout moves to emeritus staff and Dr G E Garrison takes a two year leave for military service.
The Saline Reporter lists its publishing schedule as weekly on Wednesdays from 106 West Michigan Avenue Saline Michigan 48176. Subscription rates are four dollars within the county and five dollars and fifty cents out-of-county.
Eight Saline Cub Scouts join a pre taped Detroit program with Milky the Clown. The group traveled with two mothers Mrs Arthur Saltinton and Mrs Donald Vander Veen to perform and attend as audience members. Local meeting at Saline High School featured Owen Betz as speaker and elections for MMPA directorate.
The Saline local of Michigan Milk Producers Association held its annual meeting.
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