Seniors Honored In Awards Night
Awards night at the high school featured honors trophies and scholarships. American Legion Auxiliary Essay awards were presented to Carol Thompson Gary Wiethammer Robert Smith in the senior division and Joan LaRue Marcia Feldkamp Robert Still in the junior division. Ed Strait received the club’s annual award from the Ann Arbor U. of M. Club. High School Principal Elmer Houghton presented scholarships and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Dan Levleit
Carol Thompson
Gary Wiethammer
Robert Smith
Joan LaRue
Marcia Feldkamp
Robert Still
William H. Graves
Ann Arbor
Alma College
Beverly Brown
Brian LaRue
U. of M. Regents
Ed Strait
State Board of Educators
Elaine Ference
Doris Herter
Danforth
Gary Niethammer
Wendell Dickinson
Earl Klager
Leo Jensen
Howard Hill
Esther Landwehr
Saline
Gay Beck
Sandra Brown
Betty Boehm
Katrene Gall
Lydia Robison
Business and Professional Women’s Club
BPW
Jean Taylor
Pat Bird
Unterkircher
Margaret Baker
Detroit Free Press
Louise Anderson
Ray Andres
Vicky Hill
Mary Sue Gordon
Linda Heiserman
Michigan Forensic Association
Susan Anthony
Janet Richards
Marilyn Struble
Ed Ross
Abbie Young
Robert Weisenreder
Edward Korte
Tom Wagener
Donna van Nest
Donna Diable
Rick Johnson
Tom Jeppesen
Donna Richards
Sara Schaible
Sandy Merritt
Michael Frey
Gayle Finkbeiner
Robert Merchant
Jean Schaible
Bruce Niethammer
Saline Babe Ruth League Seeks 13-Year-Old Players
Under a new Babe Ruth charter the Saline recreation baseball division will form a league team only if at least ten 13 year olds join. The first game is set for Wednesday June 13 as Saline fields two Babe Ruth teams. 13 year olds not making Babe Ruth will play Little League with 48 signed up so far and two leagues American and National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Recreation Department
Don Leidheiser
Clyde Griffin
D. C. McCormick
Charles Uphaus
Loren Bersuder
Babe Ruth
Leidheiser
Allan Grossman
Connie Mack
Saline
Ann Arbor
Wild among 200 selected for Michigan medical school class
Donald E. Wild of 7784 Austin Rd. is one of 200 students chosen by the University of Michigan medical school for the class of 1966 to enter training in September. More than 1000 students applied for the 200 spaces. Wild, a Saline High School graduate, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Wild
Austin Rd
University of Michigan Medical School
Charles J. Tupper
Wild
Saline
Arnold Wild
City urged 43 property owners to build sidewalks
City Council unanimously voted to require 43 property owners to install sidewalks by August 1 to create continuous routes to schools and downtown. If unfinished, the city will assess the costs. Streets head George Anderson cited blocked lots in Golden Acres Green Acres Saline Heights Mills Russell W McKay Hollywood Bennett N Maple Mark Hannah Harris Detroit Streets as included, while others remain sidewalkless or considered forgone land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Anderson
Golden Acres
Green Acres
Saline Heights Addition
Mills, Russell Street
W. McKay
Hollywood
Bennett Street
N. Maple
Mark Hannah Ct
Harris
Detroit St
Saline Police Report Details May Activity
Saline police logged 1,260 property checks in May with 1,218 routine and 42 special. The chief’s report notes 38 traffic violations, 230 parking violations, nine other arrests, 102 complaints, six accidents with two injuries, and 4,247 patrol miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
James Levlett
Social Services Office Sets Summer Hours
The Saline Area Social Services office behind Wight Cleaners will be open 2 to 4 p.m. on Thursday afternoons only during the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Services Office
Saline Area Social Services, Inc
Wight Cleaners
City to Lease Third Voting Machine for August Primary
City Council approves leasing a third voting machine with purchase option at 1640 dollars. Machine to be delivered before the August primary. rental already included in next year’s budget.
Measley Joins Saline Police Force as New Officer
Jack Measley, 31, a nine year police veteran, is hired as a full time Saline officer. He will serve a 90 day probationary period after a selection from eight applicants. The process included a written test and interviews with officials and a psychiatrist. Measley has served in the Army and previously held posts with Ann Arbor police, a sheriff's deputy, and UM police work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Measley
Saline Force
Glenn Clark
Measley
W. McKay St
James Levlett
Clark
Levlett
Jerome Hemmge
Thomas Buchanan
Saline
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
SHS Alumni Banquet and Dance Scheduled
The SHS Alumni Banquet is set for 6 30 p m Saturday at the High School with tickets 2 per person. The Alumni Dance follows at 9 p m at the Intermediate School with Ken Volz Orchestra and tickets 2 per couple at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SHS
Ken Volz
Saline Area Board of Education Candidates Speak
Saline area residents debated qualifications and growth at a Saline Area Civic Association meeting for the upcoming Monday election. Statements highlighted service on the board, school improvements, industrial growth impacts on taxes, and long community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Saline Area Civic Association
SACA
Subdivision Plans Okayed for Hickory Grove near Bennett Street
The City Planning Commission and City Council approved preliminary plans for the Hickory Grove subdivision off Bennett Street. MHM Co submitted the plans, and some homes are already built and occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
Hickory Grove Subdivision
Bennett St
MHM Co
City approves 1962 63 general fund budget and 309200 expansion plan
City officials adopt a 162269 general fund budget for 1962 63 based on 20 mills, with a separate 309200 capital expansion program pending a study by Ayres Lewis Norris May to determine urgent needs and costs. The panel debates timing and funding as the study proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works
DPW
Saline
Ayres, Lewis, Norris & May
George Johnson
Milhan
Winners Named in Girls Field Day at High School
Miss Sally Stimpson announced field day results across eighth and ninth grades. Eighth grade broad jump winners were Sue Dechert Sue Guenther Terry Fojtik Betty Judy Barb Fink, Mildred Haeussler in order. Low hurdles marked by Sandy Burkhart Mary Banks Kathy Burkhart Karen Maxwell Barb Lossing Jackie Livingstone. Ninth grade broad jump tied first place Joan Socha Linda Dechert, Linda Labay third, Pat Hughes fourth. Low hurdles crowned Linda Dechert Linda Labay Benny Hack Carol Michalke. Fourth hour class topped by Sue Washburn Barbara Houghton and Marcia Fritts in low hurdles. Broad jump winners included Pam Pease Sue Washburn Sally Quick Kris Kuebler Katy Esch and Dianna Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Stimpson
Sue Dechert
Sue Guenther
Terry Fojtik
Betty Judy
Barb Finkbeiner
Mildred Haeussler
Sandy Burkhart
Mary Banks
Kathy Burkhart
Karen Maxwell
Barb Lossing
Jackie Livingstone
Joan Socha
Linda Dechert
Linda Labay
Pat Hughes
Benny Hack
Carol Michalke
Sue Washburn
Barbara Houghton
Marcia Fritts
Pam Pease
Sally Quick
Kris Kuebler
Katy Esch
Dianna Johnson
City Buys Park Land With Gift
Saline purchases about 21 acres of park land west of the river adjacent to the current park. The parcel fronts 200 feet on W Michigan avenue. The $4,000 price was a gift from Carl Curtiss, president of Citizens Bank. The acquisition raises this year’s Saline park gains to about 73 acres, tied to the Saline Mill site and Hamel Bros. Chemical Co. chain of ownership through Ford and Valley Chemical before Hamel Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
W. Michigan Avenue
Carl Curtiss
Citizens Bank
Millpond
Saline Mill
Hamel Bros. Chemical Co., Inc
Mt. Pleasant
Ford Motor Co
Valley Chemical Co
Hamel Bros
Budget Includes 2210 for Street Work
Council acknowledged bids on an estimated 22 810 street maintenance project to be studied at the June 18 meeting. Planned work covers seabcoating on multiple streets, final surfaces and rebuilds with costs listed, all included in the 1962 63 budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Maple St
Michigan Ave
N. Harris
Michigan
Clark St
N. Ann Arbor
McKay
Building Permit Issued on Lowery Farm
A Lodi township permit is issued to Daryel R. Wisely of 3545 Woodland Ann Arbor for a two story brick and frame residence costing 25000 to be built 1400 feet from Saline Ann Arbor Rd on the former Lowery farm. The 600 acre farm was purchased last month from Joseph Lowery by Wisely and Robert Laughnn of 1735 Arlington Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryel R. Wisely
Woodland
Ann Arbor
Saline
Ann Arbor Rd
Lowery
Joseph Lowery
Wisely
Robert Laughnn
Arlington
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Mills Road
Detroit
Davenport
Willis Road
Williams
Barneygat
Mike Strait
Saline Area
Salineto High School
Ypsi State Hospital
Oliver Steiner
William Dobos
Jack Bennett
Clark & Depot
East Belt
Lowery Farm
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