Summer Band To Begin Monday At Saline Junior High
Summer band classes start Monday at Saline Junior High for grades 5 through 8 with sessions on Monday Wednesday and Friday from 9 to 11 am instrument classes run 12:30 to 5 pm at the junior high. Directors Malcolm Danforth and Gary Breeding lead beginning woodwind and brass sections with high enrollment reported and 110 signed up.
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Malcolm Danforth
Gary Breeding
Saline
Interlochen Arts Academy
University of Michigan School of Music
Wolter
Seniors honored with numerous awards at awards night
At Awards Night 1968 seniors received many honors and scholarships prior to the Centennial Commencement. Highest honors went to Sharon Burkhardt Ann Heininger Suzanne Hollenback Susan McKillop Roberta Politz Marjorie Quick Lynne Rutherford and Gilda Wedemeyer. Many others earned honors including Edwin Gall Ann Heininger Alice McTaggart Daniel Bird Mary Danneffel Gail Girbach Kathleen Osborn Ed Parker Celeste Klein Bonnie Guenther and more. National Merit qualifiers were Robert Bassett Ann Heininger and Edwin Parker.
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Sharon Burkhardt
Ann Heininger
Suzanne Hollenback
Susan McKillop
Roberta Politz
Marjorie Quick
Lynne Rutherford
Gilda Wedemeyer
Robert Bassett
April Beach
Darcy Brink
Mary Danneffel
Robert Dieterle
Gail Girbach
Sam Hanselman
Karen Krempel
Susan Campbell
Janet Livingstone
Alice McTaggart
Kathleen Osborn
Janis Gessner
Janet Kohler
Barbara Schumacher
George Beal
Brian Collins
Robert Tinker
Laurie Webster
Edwin Parker
Deana Reese
Donna Murray
Kenneth Martin
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor Club
Edwin Gall
American Legion
Daniel Bird
Rotary Club
Ed Parker
Saline Education Association
Celeste Klein
Business and
Mary Harsh
Dave Haeussler
Ronald Feeman
Terry Sheats
Mark Girbach
Bert Emerson
Garry Ferguson
Karen Kyrempei
Belinda Ealy
Thomas Mann
Greg Leidheiser
Regents
Michigan State
Marvin Tinsley
S. J. Groves and Sons
Thomas -Mann
State of Michigan
Bake Sale Planned to Boost Pope Fund in Saline Area
A second bake sale is set for 8 30 a m to 12 30 p m Saturday June 29 at Wight Cleaners to support the Hope for Hope fund started by Girl Scouts for Norma Pope who was seriously injured in a March car crash. Contributions have grown to 779 57 with help from merchants and residents.
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Norma Pope
Wight Cleaners
Girl Scout
Edgar Monty
Hope For Hope
Girl Scouts
El-Rad’s
Graf’s
Gulf Service
Walker’s Bakery
Saline Savings Bank
Citizens Bank
Pope
University Hospital
Johnson Heads Planning Group
Mayor George Johnson elected chairman of the Washtenaw County Planning Commission replacing William Hayes who stepped down after seven years. Johnson has served 2% years on the commission and was previously vice chair. Incoming vice chairman is Dr James Gallagher professor at Eastern Michigan University. Secretary Cecil Creal of Ann Arbor. Hayes remains on the commission after 21 years.
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George Johnson
Washtenaw County
Ice Cream Social at St Paul United Church of Christ
An ice cream social featuring a country store and fish pond will be held on the church grounds at St Paul United Church of Christ starting 5 p.m. Friday June 28.
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St. Paul United Church of Christ
Missionary Society Luncheon Set By First Baptist
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will host a salad luncheon at 12 30 p m Thursday at the home of Mrs John Kelly 11730 Maple Rd.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the
First’ Baptist Church
John Kelly
Maple Rd
Neil Mast Announces Run for District 2 Supervisor
Neil Mast of 6242 Deyster Ann Arbor Road announces his candidacy for District 2 Supervisor. District 2 includes Saline Dexter Webster Scio and Lodi townships and the City of Saline. Mast, a Republican and Seio Township supervisor, cites continuity and experience after 18 months on the board. Filing deadline for 11 seats is July 2.
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Neil Mast
Deyster
Ann Arbor Rd
County Board of Supervisors
Saline
Dexter Village
Dexter
Webster, Scio
Lodi
Mast
Seio
Ann Arbor
Erwin
Carl
Board of Supervisors
Wor Aes
Downtown traffic plan approved for N Ann Arbor Street block
City council approved eliminating parking and adding four lanes to ease congestion. Traffic counts show peak movement around 3 to 4 p.m with 648 vehicles, and a high southbound left turn rate near one third before 11 a.m. Four accidents in 17 months include two with injuries.
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N. Ann Arbor St
Citizens Bank
Walker Store
Pastor Kraushaar Begins Hospital Administrative Residency
The Rev. Donald Kraushaar, Methodist Church pastor from 1961 to last year, starts as University Hospital administrative resident. The program admits one or two per year. He earned a Bachelor of Divinity from Garrett Theological Seminary, a BA in engineering, and an MBA. He and his family reside at 171 Pleasant Ridge, Saline.
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Donald Kraushaar
The
Methodist Church
University Hospital
Kraushaar
Garrett Theological Seminary
Northwestern
Pleasant Ridge
Saline
Bredernitz and Hartman Seek District 9 Supervisor Seat
Two area supervisors Bredernitz of Saline Township and Hartman of Pittsfield Township announce their candidacy for the District 9 seat on the new Board of Supervisors after a Monday night meeting with three other officials. Both want continuity and a smoother transition to the new board. Hartman has four years on the current board and Bredernitz seven, each bringing experience on zoning planning and building codes.
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Board of ‘Supervisors
Melvin Hartman
Pittsfield Township
Albert Bredernitz
Saline Township
Tris Sanford
Yorkinship
George Hoffman
Robert DeVee
Milan
Sanford
Hoffman
DeVee
Hartman
Bredernitz
Textile Rd
Dell Rd
Construction Starts on Emergency Center in City Hall Basement
The city has let a $27,056 bid to Saline Construction Co for basement EOC work including kitchen bunk room restrooms offices and space for Civil Defense and police equipment. A $16,610 federal grant will cover part of the cost with completion expected in three months. The city will remodel the ground and top floors while the building is rebuilt all summer.
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Saline Construction Co
Dan Butcher
Mike Strait
Police Department
EOC
Council Chamber
City Code Books Available at City Hall
Copies of the City Code and zoning ordinance are now on sale at City Hall. The bound City Code costs 35 dollars, unbound 25 dollars, with over 400 pages. Zoning ordinance copies are 5 dollars each.
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City Hall
Planners To Meet City Planning Commission Session
The city planning commission will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the council chamber to discuss matters on the agenda.
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City Planning Commission
Council
Pinewood Derby Held by Cub Scout Pack 464 Sunday
Cub Scout Pack 464 hosts its annual Pinewood Derby at Curtiss Park starting at 1 p m Sunday. If rain delays the event it will be postponed to June 29 at the same venue.
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Cub Scout Pack 464
Curtiss Park
Nancy to Sneak At State Event
Nancy Diable will present a resume of the Michigan Junior Angus Association state and national scholarship contest at the association's annual Field Day on the 29 at 2 farm near Ada. The event joins the Western Michigan Angus Association Field Day and features a judging contest potluck lunch annual meeting steer show and demonstration.
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Michigan
Nancy Diable
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Robin
Otto Gunnesch
Otto
Dave Walter
Clinton
Walter
Karen Krempe
Bonnie Guenther
Houghton
Susan DiMaggio
Kiwanis Club
Unterkircher
Dr. Miller
Chris Carman
Alice McFaggart
Dan Bird
Pope Fund
Johnson
CUBS
Nancy
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