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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
11
The Curriculum Committee urges essential elementary courses in Saline Area Schools with art, music, and physical education, plus dedicated shop and vocational offerings. Discussions with shop instructors stress teaching concrete vocational skills and broader preparation for future employment under the 1963 Vocational Act.
A digest of long-ago Saline items shows disputed tax totals for 1881, a land sale at $60 per acre, and plans to replace coal with wood at the courthouse. In 1954 and 1959 reports cover St Pauls parsonage renovations funded over $2,000, a new minister at Saline Methodist Church, the unveiling of a Risdon tablet, and community events including a wedding and fair site decisions.
The Washtenaw County Board of Supervisors met at the Ann Arbor courthouse on May 12 1964 with all supervisors present. The session included seating of a substitute supervisor for Salem Township, a Memorial Resolution for Glenn W Renwick, presentation of a new American flag, acceptance of a land transfer deed from the Department of Conservation, and discussion of various communications and an annexation petition. The board also reviewed a long road right of way lease agreement involving Killin’s Gravel Company Michigan Consolidated Gas Company and county road commissioners.
City of Saline announces a 2085 dollar special assessment roll for sidewalk upgrades on South Ann Arbor Street. The roll and plans are available for public examination. council reviews the roll and hears complaints on July 6 1964 at 8:00 PM.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reimold and family join Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Reimold and family Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fgeler and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wahr for a Sunday visit with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reimold.
Boaters operating between sunset and sunrise must display navigation lights. A bright white stern light visible two miles and a bow light visible one mile, showing red on the port side and green on the starboard. Ensure lights are unobstructed and check local regulations for any extra requirements.
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