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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1967
Page
5
The newspaper praises Saline residents for readiness to help when problems arise. A Reporter story prompted volunteers to fill three vacant city posts quickly, with more planned on the Planning Commission later this year.
Editorial notes five BYU like channels of student participation at Michigan Engineering raise concerns about policy control and privacy. The piece mocks committee designed animals and insists on recognizing excellence despite bureaucratic hype. An ostrich analogy closes the column.
A collection of notes on home school and community roles in shaping children. The writer argues steady progress in education, reflects on Saline heritage, and laments past decisions by city leaders while urging continued involvement and hope for future generations.
Public meetings hosted by the Schools Advisory Council aim to answer questions about the proposed new high school. Sessions are in the High School cafeteria at 8 p.m. on March 14 and March 20 with Board of Education members on a panel moderated by Mrs. Robert Merchant. Superintendent Harold Hintz will speak and council members will provide field-specific details.
Mrs H K Clark of 3306 E Surrey Dr was named the Saline Girl Scout Neighborhood chairman at a Monday meeting at Mrs James Tripp s home. Saline Girl Scouts are invited to an 11 a m service Sunday March 12 at the Methodist Church to start national Girl Scout Week. Mrs Charles Lamberson of 552 Canterbury Dr will be neighborhood organizer and consultant for Brownies and Junior Scouts. Mrs James Tripp will lead Cadette and Senior Scouts.
Funeral services were held Saturday for Mrs Elizabeth Hamlin 87 lifelong area resident who died Wednesday night at St Joseph Mercy Hospital She was born July 2 1879 in Bridgewater Township and married Luther Hamlin in 1909 in Saline Township She leaves a daughter Mildred Hand of Ann Arbor a son Glenn of Saline three grandchildren a brother John Gerbach and many nieces and nephews Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery at Bahnmiller Funeral Home Memorials may go to the St Paul Church building fund
The Altar Society of St Andrew's Church will meet at 8 pm Thursday in the church. All ladies of the church are invited to attend.
Lodi Township Board of Review will meet from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday and Tuesday March 13 and 14 at the Township Hall.
Hitch School hosts forensics contest with Saline students selected for district events on March 21 in Chelsea. In humorous reading winners include Beth Volz first and Karen Sharkey second with Anita Larson alternate. Serious interpretation features Bob Tinker Ann Heininger and Kathy Osborn as alternate. Declamation lists Noreen Ferris Rick McPhee and Shannon Wojtisiak as alternate. Original oratory includes Bobbie Politz Bob Dieterle with Gilda Wedemeyer as alternate. Extemporaneous speakers are Marjie Quick and Greg Leidheiser. no alternate chosen.
Washtenaw County health officials announced an extra measles vaccination clinic at Ann Arbor City Health Department in City Hall on Fifth and Huron Street Saturday morning. After bad weather affected attendance at the previous clinic, officials decided to hold another session though there is no plan for future clinics. About 566 additional shots were given Saturday at Ann Arbor High School, bringing county total to 2,562.
Members of the American Legion Aun Diary plan to pack and mail Easter boxes to men in service overseas. Help is welcome in the form of food items funds for postage or aid in packing at the Legion Hall. Items must be light under five pounds. Contact Mrs. Ralph Uphaus to volunteer.
Mr and Mrs George Anderson of 472 Canterbury welcome Paul born March 2 at St Joseph Mercy Hospital before transfer to University Hospital. The Andersons have four other children. Bruce Edward born March 3 to Mr and Mrs Richard Malincezak of 252 Highland at Saline Community Hospital. Jeanne Marie born March 4 to Mr and Mrs Donald McKenz ie of 275 Pleasant Ridge at Saline hospital.
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