Final Spring Honor Rosters Announced At High School
Final honor rolls for the spring 1964 semester were announced by the high school. The list includes seniors with highest and academic honors, juniors with highest honors, and sophomores and freshmen. Page 6 continues the honor roll names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Janis Coe
Linda Heiserman
John Scherdt
Sue Washburn
Jill Alber
Robert Austin
Jenny Camburn
Diane Dickinson
Katy Esch Kay Gordon
Sandy Greenfield
Cheryl Hewes
Connie Hepler
Kris Kuebler
Frank Merrill
Steve Miller
Gail Mittendorf
Sharron Morrow
Dan Morton
Mike Rapp
Sue Robison
Charles Still
Marilyn Struble
Jonor
Elaine ‘Schaible
Margaret Beal Sue Guenther
David Osborn
Gay Wedemeyer
Mary: Beach
Sandra Burkhart
Joyce Dieterle
Arda Hoffman
Kalian Liston
Jackie Livingstone
Tim Marion Sue O’connor
Coralee Ransom
Kathy Snyder
Pam Staley
Amy Uphaus
Jenny Young
Nancy Croy Charlene Deasy
Barbara Finkbeiner
Mary Kayda
Debbie Carr
Janice Austin
Beth Volz
Janet Hanb
Nancy Hughes
Herschel Janes
Kathy Lancaster
Anita Larson
Sharon Sackett
David Strait
Linda Struble
Roger Wiedmayer
Wate
Elementary School Gets New Name
During Commencement, Saline Elementary School was renamed Leo L. Jensen Elementary School by a unanimous school board decision to honor retiring Superintendent Leo Jensen after 21 years in the post. Jensen and his family plan to move to Florida in July.
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Saline
Leo L. Jensen
Bess Tefft
Leo Jensen
Jensen
Florida
Helene Monaghan
Laurence J. Taylor
Hillsdale College
Glenn Hagen
Saline High School
Gas strike suspected in Crestwood Knolls complaints
Police investigated multiple reports of gas odor and turned off meters Sunday amid a strike by about 2 000 Consolidated Gas Co employees in the Detroit Ann Arbor area. No leaks found. odorant release by workers speculated to confuse responders. Separate note. Saline Kiwanis hold a Monday picnic at Judd Richardson home with members and wives as guests.
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Consolidated Gas Co
Crestwood Knolls
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Kiwanis
Saline Kiwanis Club
E. R. Richardson Judd Ray
Registration Open for Saline Library Summer Programs
Saline Public Library reports brisk registrations for preschool and 6 to 13 programs while a book discussion for ages 14 to 19 is slower but still open. The discussion, led by Myron Shaw, runs 7 to 9 from every other Tuesday, with A Separate Piece and The Status Seekers among choices.
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Saline Public Library
John Knowles
Vance Packard
Myron Shaw
Washtenaw County Library Association
Saline
Two Numbers to Reach Saline Police at Any Hour
Saline citizens can contact the Saline Police Depart ment at any time with two numbers. Days 8 am to 5 pm 429 7000 Nights 5 pm to 8 am Normandy 2 2505 connects to the Washtenaw Sheriff's Department which will relay to the on duty Saline officer. Both numbers are listed in Page 1 of the phone book.
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Saline
Saline Police Department
Normandy
Washtenaw Sheriff's Department
Sheriif
Still Receives Appointment To Annapolis
Robert Still son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Z Still has received an appointment as Midshipman at the U S Naval Academy Annapolis Md It is the first such appointment either to Annapolis or West Point ever received by a Saline man He reports June 30 after graduating CMA with rank of M Sgt and a Merit Certificate He held first chair French horn in CMA Band earned a $100 scholarship and served as class editor of Recall He was active in CMA Glee Club Choral Octet and a charter member of the Hi Y Club.
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Robert Still
Leonard Z. Still
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
West Point
Still
Columbia Military Academy
Columbia, Tenn
National Honor Society
CMA
START CHURCH BUILDING
Excavators began work Wednesday at Willis and South Ann Arbor Roads to prepare a site for construction of Saline Baptist Church.
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Willis and
S. Ann Arbor Rds
Saline Baptist Church
Saline Opens Sauk Trail Art Gallery With Local Artists
Saline debuts its first city art gallery the Sauk Trail Art Gallery at the Sauk Trail Inn. Open weekends this summer the show features artists including George Davis Phyllis Douthat Nancy Gronemeyer Taylor Lee Jacobsen and Victoria Labay along with Albredo Romero and Lou Whitton. The opening includes oil water color and charcoal works with future shows planned in ceramics and sculpture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Sauk Trail Inn
Sauk Trail Art Gallery
George Davis
Phyllis Douthat
Nancy Gronemeyer
Taylor Lee Jacobsen
Tom Doenges
Robert Labay
Victoria Labay
Jan Linden
Ramona Martin
Alfredo Romero
Venezuela
Saline ‘High School
Hillsdale College
Lou Whitton
Romero
Whitton
Jacobsen
Meha Board Members Tour City in Saline
Meha board of governors will visit Saline on Friday June 19 for a meeting called by Stephen S Nisbet chairman of the Founding Fund. After an 8 30 breakfast in the High School all purpose room the group will tour the city. Mayor Jack Bennett will conduct the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meha
Saline
Stephen S. Nisbet
Jack Bennett
Saline Little League Opens 1964 Season With Close Games
Saline youth baseball began its 1964 season Monday night with two tight games. In the American League the Indians and Tigers tied 1-1 as Dennis Malinczak tripled and Ron Wahl doubled in the first, while Dale Bishop and Lance Belleau pitched. The Braves defeated the Phillies 6-5 in the National League opener. Babe Ruth league play starts next week along with Ann Arbor High School League under coaches Doc Leidheiser and Dallas Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Saline
Ann Arbor
Doc
Leidheiser
Dallas Garrett
Band Shell Planned for Henne Field by Fair Board
At the Sa line Community Fair Board meeting on Monday How ard Kuhl proposed a permanent band shell for Henne Field. The design by Kuhl would seat 90 to 100 spectators and provide a permanent stage for concerts and Community Fair programs. Estimated cost is 5368 dollars with a planned summer build aided by local groups. The board pledged 1250 dollars, about one fourth of the cost. Also, the board set a dead weight basis for the 1964 tractor pulling contest with five entry classes.
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Henne Field
Saline Community
Fair Board
Nobody Attends City Budget Hearing
A public hearing on the coming year’s city budget opened at City Hall but adjourned due to no public attendance. The session had been advertised and the budget was available for inspection. Jaycee Auxiliary members plan a 6:30 p.m. dinner at Weber’s on Monday June 15 followed by a business meeting at Mrs. Jameson Ford’s home.
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City Hall
Jaycee Auxiliary
Weber’s
Jameson Ford
Summer Recreation Schedule Details for June to August
The schedule lists swimming at the Y M C A on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with buses from the Intermediate School at 12 30 and 1 30 pm for non swimmers and 20 cent fee. Swims at Wamplers Lake on Tuesdays and Thursdays with buses at 12 30 pm for swimmers only 20 cent fee. Girls softball and arts crafts run after swimming at 3 15 pm on weekdays with no fee for softball and a 10 cent periodical fee for crafts. Registration is Friday June 19 at the Intermediate School 9 am to 4 pm with a 25 cent fee and late registration allowed. Age minimum may be 7 or 8. details to follow in Reporter.
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Y.M.C.A
Wamplers Lake
Hospital Operating Committee Meeting Set for June 17
The Saline Community Hospital operating committee will hold a meeting at 5 p.m. Wednesday, June 17, at the hospital to discuss administrative matters and upcoming projects.
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Saline Community Hospital Operating Committee
Puppeteers Of Michigan To Meet Here in Saline
Puppeteers from across Michigan converge on Saline for the 19th annual Michigan chapter festival banquet at St Pauls Church with at least 60 reservations. The event features Merediths Marionettes performing The Enchanted Bird after a Shakespearean themed dinner served by the Womens Guild.
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Michigan
Saline
The
Puppeteers of America
Meredith Bixby
Meredith's
St. Paul’s Church
Women’s Guild
Saline Savings Bank Declares Dividend for June Stockholders
At its regular meeting on Monday, the board voted a one dollar per share dividend to stockholders of record as of June 15.
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Saline Savings Bank
Saline Board of Education election returns 518 voters
Gerald Coe wins a seat on the Saline Board of Education by 124 votes, with incumbent Raymond Girbach re elected for a new four year term. Dr Yefik Basman finishes third in the first Saline district election with 267 votes as Coe resigns from the advisory council.
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Saline
Gerald Coe
Board of Education
Raymond Girbach
Coe
Girbach
Yefik Basman
Saline Community Fair Board
N. Ann Arbor St
Saline Area Schools Advisory Council
Saline Area School District
Basman
University of Michigan Medical School
Burroughs Corp
Hamster Bite Sends Family Aboard Rabies Test
Mr and Mrs John Erskine of 704 Knollwood Ct await a Lansing report on their daughter Cindy 8 who was bitten Monday June 1 by a hamster owned by friends. The hamster died the next day and its remains were sent to Lansing for rabies testing on June 4.
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John Erskine
Knollwood
Lansing
Cindy
Erskines
Finnish girl to spend year with Salinians
Kristina Rydman a 17 year old Helsinki resident will spend a year in Saline under the Youth for Understanding program. She will live with the Frank Brittain family on Pond View Drive and attend Saline High School as a senior next year. Kristina hopes to study nursing or pharmacy after returning to Finland and has focused on languages in high school. Her interest in America began after a Detroit boy stayed with her family in 1959.
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Finland
Kristina Rydman
Helsinki
Frank Brittain
Pond View Dr
Jane Brittain
Kristina
Russia
U.S
Detroit
Rydmans
States
America
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Edward Ross
James Feldkamp
Dale Flock
Barbara Hehr
Leslie Katz
James Lake
Cody Livingstone
Diane Miller
Lorraine Myers
Janet Richards
Elizabeth Smith
Janice Wiebusch
With Honor
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Dennis Condit
Linda Dechert
Marcia Fritts
Pat, Hughes
Judy Jump
Patty Katz
Bruce Niethammer
Sally Quick
Harold Satterla
Joan Socha
Audrey Thompson
Debby Tracy
Karen Weber
Becky Hay
Karol Engel
Jane Jump
Jane Bredernitz
Nanette Moranville
Janet Riemer
Mary Scherdt
Jacquelyn Schmok
Ronald West
Pete O’mara
O’maras
Pete
Gall Police
Little League
Puppeteers of
Youth For Understanding
Kristi
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