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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1964
Page
5
Editorial urges Saline Area residents to vote Monday for two Board of Education members amid debates on superintendent search, site for a new elementary school, and a future bonding election. It contrasts local neighborly values with worse bystander behavior seen in New York, urging civic participation.
City council meeting notes list approvals and actions including sidewalk funding at Crestwood Knolls and sewer plant inspections. Authority to inspect water and sewer works, payments for water main and Henry Street line, flag pole request at cemetery, bids for underground gas tank, and street improvements. Also easement with Nina Arend and Michigan Week commendation for George E. Anderson. May bills approved.
Art and Rosemary Katterjohn express thanks to Saline Area Schools, students, parents, and the Board of Education for 13 years of music teaching. They note strong support from the community and Band Parents Club, and wish the program success under a new director with continued district events.
Mailbag remains uncollected and calls are requested to Mrs. Charles Uphaus and Mrs. Willard Wedemeyer. Interested advertisers should call for information about calendar ads, which has 24 slots total and 18 have been bought to date.
Saline area residents praise the Band Program for calendar sales. The effort backs outgoing director Mr K as he moves to Joliet and welcomes the new director to lead the group.
Washtenaw County school superintendents meeting in Ann Arbor commend Leo Jensen on July 1 retirement. Jensen, superintendent of Saline Area Schools, has 21 years in the county association and last year served as its president. They lauded his leadership dedication to boys and girls and wished him well for an interesting retirement. Howard C. Thayer, Secretary, Washtenaw County School Superintendents Association.
A Saline reader recalls D-Day memories and urges respect for the U.S. flag and national freedoms. He reflects on a Memorial Day parade, noting many watched without strong emotion and calling on others to honor those who served and died.
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