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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1960
Page
1
Ninety four Saline High School students appear on the spring 1960 Honor Roll. Seniors with all A s include Larry Carr Susan Coates John LaRue and John Parsons. Others earn A s and B s or B s with one C across freshmen and eighth grade sections.
The Magdalene and Kathrene Raus students will perform a recital Sunday June 26 at 3 30 p m in the basement of St Pauls E and R Church. Soloists include Allen Karn Patti Lange Janet Haab Eddie Scruggs Sandra Lange Mary Scherdt Dennis Dicks Claudia Scruggs Lyn Ormsby Marlene Girbach Jean Herter Lee Ormsby Joyce Dieterle Elaine Schaible Laurie Ormsby Lois Dieterle Marilyn Haab Linda Henes Sandra Burkhardt Nancy Finkbeiner Linda Schiable Piano duets feature Marilyn and Carolyn Haab Lee and Lyn Ormsby Joyce and Lois Dieterle Patti and Sandy Lange.
An organizational meeting for the proposed Fun & Fumble men's softball league will be held at 7 30 p m Friday at the new High School. Interested individuals and teams are invited to attend.
Saline Volunteer Fire department votes to buy a new truck siren for 185 dollars and two grass fire fighters at 40 dollars each. A 50 dollar fire department car accident fund is set aside for member vehicle damages. Since January 1 the department handled 14 fires, none lasting over an hour.
Saline Boy Scouts to hold a Court of Honor on Wednesday June 29 at 8 p.m. in City Park. It will honor local scouts for achievements and merit badges and invite families and community members to attend.
City officials and Bus Company of Ann Arbor representatives will view the Bantam bus at 11 AM in Saline city parking lot behind Still's Hotel. The bus leaves at 1 PM for Ann Arbor via State road Hoover plant, making five daily round trips with extra time built in. Drivers are Paul Holt and Reggie Scarbrough.
Donna Wahl England of 204 Maple Avenue received her R.N. bachelor of science degree in nursing at the University of Michigan graduation exercises. A Saline High School 1956 graduate and wife of James England, she will continue nursing at University Medical Center in Ann Arbor with her parents Mr. and Mrs. David Wahl listed as her family.
Civil service exams for clerk and carrier at the Saline Post Office opened today June 22, announced postmaster Mrs. Arthur O Neill. Tests will be held in Ann Arbor for clerk and carrier with starting pay of 2 dollars per hour plus annual increases retirement plan uniform allowance and other benefits. Applicants must be 18 and a Saline post office resident or patron. No positions are open currently. Further information is available at the Post Office.
The Washtenaw County Historical Society plans a Saline area tour featuring sites over 100 years old including Lodi Academy, Springbrook Fisheries, and the Old York Mill. A 6 PM dinner at Federated Church, with remarks by Mayor Frank Deede and Carl Curtiss, caps the event.
After 18 years Mrs. Fred Arend leaves the home economics department at the Saline Community Fair due to health. Her tenure saw the fair grow from a single small room to multiple exhibits including baby and flower shows and 4-H displays. The Fair Board may appoint a local 4-H committee to replace her, though she plans to stay involved to help.
Local Boy Scouts will conduct a door-to-door paper drive on Saturday June 25. Community members can request scrap paper pickup by calling Harold West Mike Strait or Don Rapp.
Local police warn Horning hosts that serving alcohol to juveniles at post wedding parties may lead to charges. Police chief Earl Kirby emphasizes no one wants to ruin weddings but will prosecute any adult who provides drinks to teens. Several teens have been picked up, including a 17-year-old found intoxicated and another teen jailed after such events. The law bars supplying any alcohol to anyone under 21 at private gatherings.
Alan Coe and George Judy, Saline High School seniors, were selected by Saline Rotarians and the American Legion to attend Boys State on the Michigan State campus in East Lansing. The event runs Monday through Thursday to study government processes and functions.
The annual Schneider-Guenther reunion will be held Sunday June 26 at the home of Mr and Mrs Norman Guenther 5380 S Maple Road one mile south of Saline Ann Arbor Road and a half mile east of Lodi Plains School.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Braun of Bridgewater welcome Patrice Lynn born June 21 at St Joseph Hospital Ann Arbor weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces. Both mother and baby are doing well.
Saline Fair location debate continues as Fair Board and Rotary discuss Farm Council grounds High School or Intermediate as venue for September 14 to 17. A December vote favored High School but Rotary backs Intermediate. poll shows mixed local sentiment and new school board members will decide in July.
Howard Kuhl of W Henry street has earned a bachelor of architecture degree from the University of Michigan College of Architecture and Design.
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