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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1964
Page
2
Saline freshmen Kathie Reed and Shirley Sheehan were named to Michigan State University’s Dean’s List for superior scholarship. Both graduates of Saline High School class of 1963 earned the honor.
Eight Saline students will compete in the district forensics contest in Stockbridge on April 8. The Saline High School winners were Anita Trelan first and Janet Haab second in declamation, Marilyn Struble first and Sharon Morrow second in interpretive reading, Debbie Carr first and Dan Morton second in humorous reading, with Ed Ross taking first in original oratory for a speech titled The Innocent.
Saline chapter 311 CES held a potluck dinner at the Masonic Hall with about 60 attendees from Pinckney Dundee and Ypsilanti. The group included 22 past matrons 11 past patrons and 16 life members. Mrs Arthur Heininger delivered the invocation and Mrs John Thoss offered a welcome.
Movie guide lists Michigan schedule with showings of How the West Was Won on Friday and Saturday at 12 3 6 and 9 pm and Sunday to Thursday at 2 5 and 8 pm Also starting Saturday Walt Disney s A Tiger Walks Academy Award Nominee In This Sporting Life Who s Been Sleeping In My Bed Starting Sunday Sunday In New York Notes from Saline Saline County Hospital events include a toast to past matrons and life members and gifts from Wash tenaw County Hospital patients withDegree ceremonies by local lodge officers and a guest soloist Virgil Drake surgery at Saline Community Hospital last Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Robert Boucher welcome second son James Robert born March 7 at University Woman's Hospital weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces. Kimberly Ann arrives March 12 to Mr and Mrs Danny Larson at Saline Community Hospital weighing 6 pounds 13 4 ounces. Richard Lee born March 16 to Mr and Mrs James Irby at Saline Community Hospital weighing 6 pounds. Robert Stanley born March 11 to Mr and Mrs John Monroe at St Joseph Hospital weighing 8 pounds. The Monroes live at 407 Bruce St Ann Arbor. Other births at Saline include Lisa Anne Olds born March 12 weighing 6 pounds 7 14 ounces and Judy Kay Stebbins born March 12 weighing 8 pounds 15 ounces.
Judges for the contest were High School English teachers Julie Crockett and Claire Frantway and University of Michigan law student Edward Stein. Linda Heiserman placed second in the Little Inhumanities category with her piece Justice in the Hands of Men.
City council discusses bids for Water Tower Henry St waterline and S Ann Arbor St sewer. Approves easement talks for new water tower drain and spending for debris cleanup if not completed. Reads ordinances and resolutions on sewer and sidewalk extensions and approves February bills.
Saline High School band members chosen for the State Solo Festival will perform at the Rotary Club meeting at St Paul United Church of Christ. Stanton G Roesch serves as program chairman.
St John's Church will hold Maundy Thursday services at 8 p.m. followed by a social hour, led by the Luther League.
Roscoe Cammet 73 of 106 W McKay St died Tuesday morning after a several month illness at Saline Community Hospital. Born June 15 1890 in Saline he was the son of Frank and Ida Cammet. He married Edna Steele in Saline November 15 1916. She died May 18 1950. A lifelong Saline resident except for 15 years in Gratiot County he belonged to St Paul United Church of Christ and the Tri-buni of Milan.
The Saline Township Board will convene at 8 p.m. Monday in the Township Hall. The annual township meeting is set for 2 p.m. Saturday, April 4.
County Sportsmen's League member is survived by five sons Elmer E. and Edward A. of Saline Ralph O. of Ann Arbor and Lewis Keith and Robert B. of Ypsilanti and 12 grandchildren. One sister preceded him in death. Funeral services 2 p.m. Thursday at Bahnmiller Funeral Home with Rev. T. F. Gabler officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
Cub Scout Pack 416 will meet at the Elementary School and Pack 474 at the Intermediate School for Pack Nights at 7 30 p m on Wednesday March 25.
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