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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1967
Page
5
The Saline School District election shows residents approved bonding and millage for a new high school yet rejected a proposed swimming pool due to cost. The editorial suggests a $250 000 pool could meet local standards better and urges trying that size next.
Fans argue about Saline High School Band failing to reach the state event after a District Band Festival rating of second division critics call it excellent while others praise the band's long history of awards and strong musicianship.
Sp 4 Eugene Feldkamp returns from Vietnam where injuries earned a Silver Star recommendation and plans stay at Ft. Knox before discharge in November. New addresses listed for Pvt William Lindemann and Harold McGriff on 30 day leave. Doug Hiser earns field promotion CEW-3 with the Sea Bees in Vietnam. Robert S. Via of Miami attends NASA space program conference at Cocoa Beach with education officials.
The newly organized Men s Club of St. Andrew s Parish will meet at 9 p m Thursday April 6 in the church hall.
In a letter to the editor dated March 8 1967 the writer analyzes a cattle auction report by Mrs A Her Taann and argues farmers are not underprivileged. He calculates incomes from Frey herd data, notes farm costs and taxes, and defends farming as a viable livelihood despite challenges.
The piece ridicules an Oklahoma school selling medical technician certificates without regard to qualifications. Senator Hart demonstrates the flaw by obtaining a certificate for a creature described as a mongrel not a dog, while the school defends its standards with the remark that nobody's perfect.
State Legislature considers a resolution for a national constitutional convention on one man one vote. Michigan could join 32 states as the 33rd or 34th to approve. Gus Scholle, tied to the principle, is highlighted as a father of the concept. Washtenaw County re districting follows one man one vote for county board elections, led by Prosecutor Bill Delhey.
Saline Township presents its 1966 1967 financials listing balances and disbursements across funds. Items include general and road fund balances, township improvement fund, taxes, licenses and permits, salaries, and specific department costs. The report, dated March 14 1967, is signed by Supervisor Albert Bredernitz Clerk Eleanor Ross and Treasurer Arnold Wild.
The Ypsilanti Savings & Loan Association plans a new branch in Saline after selecting an architect and awaiting building design completion. President Harry F. Shaefer and other local business leaders serve as directors, with McAndrew as secretary treasurer and manager. The project awaits the Michigan Commerce Department approval and contractor availability.
The schedule lists 4 H woodworking leaders meeting at the County Extension Office on Thursday March 30 at 8 p m. It also notes a Block and Bridle show and horse judging contest at the Livestock Pavilion on Saturday April 4. A 4 H Council meeting is set for Monday April 3 at 8 p m at the County Extension Office.
Red Cross Bloodmobile arrives Monday April 3 from noon to 6 pm at Emanuel Church Hall Manchester for an open clinic. Donations go to donors’ Blood Banks or to hospitals. Reserve spots by calling Mrs Rolland Grossman or Mrs Franklin Beck in Manchester.
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