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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1963
Page
2
Saline area Planning Commission and appointees seek greater forethought in guiding the town’s expansion. The commission invites residents to attend meetings to learn about growth problems and contribute practical, usable solutions for schools jobs and housing as Saline changes while people wait.
Readers praise the editorial while urging acknowledgment for the older Morris branch. The letter highlights Mary Woods as Henry Morris and Nancy Martin Morris’s youngest daughter and notes the family's high character and civic service. It mentions a birthday party for Eva Rentschler in Manchester and visits among local families in Ypsilanti and Ne braska travel plans.
Seventeen local Boy Scouts from Troop 46 and an Explorer Scout attended camp at Brain Lake from July 7 to 13. Harold Hanselman and Scoutmaster Harold West led the group. participants included Bruce Uphaus Ron West Dan Furbush and others. The group earned ten merit badges across life saving pioneering cooking camping and swimming with Ron Barrett earning the mile swim badge. Highlights featured a canoe trip cook-out midweek and a camp fire Friday night led by the Order of the Arrow with Bruce Uphaus taking part.
Explorer Post 46 schedules a car wash from 3 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Harry's Standard station to raise funds for a regional Explorer Conference trip in Chicago. Prices are 1.50 for cars with white wall tires and 1.25 for others.
A statistician’s report for the Saline area Planning Commission analyzes population by age, housing, and income. It projects growth through 1976, notes more retirees with MEHA, outlines school space needs, and compares Saline to county patterns and nearby communities.
Sgt. Carl Anderson at the Clinton post urges young men 21 to 29 to enroll in the State Police training school this fall. Applications close at midnight July 28 with eligibility requiring height of at least 5 feet 10 inches and a high school education or equivalent. Information available at any State Police post or the State Civil Service Commission in Lansing. Benefits include a five day week, high pay, paid vacations and sick leave, subsistence allowance, free uniforms, and a pension after 25 years with survivor benefits for a spouse.
Mrs Tema Rentschler and Miss Luella Lambarth visited Mr and Mrs F O Wiedman in Ann Arbor. Mr and Mrs Arthur Buss attended the E U B Church Camp at Brighton on Sunday.
The Rev. Alfred P. Hardt and Mrs. Hardt of St Paul United Church of Christ will be away on vacation until August 2. Congregation members may call Lyle Phillips for pastoral service during the Hardts absence.
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