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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1960
Page
10
The speaker cites 8500 applicants for 3300 spots at the University of Michigan and emphasizes improving salaries to attract and keep teachers. He argues education should nurture imagination and individuality rather than enforce conformity while preparing children to meet societal responsibilities.
Candidate cites integrity sound judgment and teamwork. Emphasizes evaluating district wide problems and dedicating personal time to public affairs. Highlights civic experience in Saline city government fair recreation commission Community Chest Rotary church Boy Scouts and rural associations.
Girbach edits call for seasoned teachers in early grades and critique the Board of Education for low starting pay. Carpenters earn over 4200 dollars yearly, while teachers begin with less. Proposes raising starting pay by trimming midlevel salaries and notes a 14 mill tax aiding struggling learners.
Jedele argues the rapid growth of public schools requires proper distribution of school tax dollars to fund adequate buildings and facilities, a sound curriculum, and competitive teacher salaries to attract and retain qualified staff.
Wiedman expresses value of council and committee experience for School Board work. He cites leadership roles from 1947 to 1950 with the Saline area ball team, Blue Cross committee, and ASB, stressing independence from pressure groups, student opportunities, discipline, teamwork, citizenship, and maintaining accreditation with the North Central Association.
The Federated Baptist Presbyterian Church will hold its annual ice cream social on Friday July 29. About 80 percent of Michigan's wheat crop is soft white winter wheat used for pastries and related foods.
Departments award Larry Carr and John LaRue for science and other subjects. Senior Scholarships go to Earl Boehm Neil Tracy Reita Irwin and Sharon Ridge. The Student Council Scholarship goes to Doug McKenzie and George Bonich receives an appreciation award. Music by the High School Choral Ensemble. Gift idea a Reporter Subscription.
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