Regents' scholarships awarded to six seniors
Six seniors win Regents Scholarships as Robin in Residence notes highlight school petition filings for Knight and Grossman. Knight, CPA and Michigan alumnus, and Allan Grossman, local attorney and former School Advisory Council chair, filed petitions late Wednesday for election months.
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Knight
Grossman
James Knight
Mark Hannah
Saline High School
University of Michigan
Allan Grossman
Six Saline seniors win University of Michigan Regents Scholarships
Six Saline High School seniors receive University of Michigan Regents Alumni scholarships among 1,009 Michigan awardees chosen from 2,900 applicants representing about 500 schools. Recipients include Mary Danneffel, Robert Dieterle, Ann Heininger, Margaret McKillop, Kathleen Osborn, and Ed Parker, with studies planned in pre med history math nursing chemistry and science research.
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Saline
University of Michigan
Mary B. Danneffel
Betty Danneffel
Lambkins
Robert C. Dieterle
Robert Dieterle
Maple Rd
Ann E. Heininger
Grace Heininger
Warner Rd
Margaret S. McKillop
Theodore McKillop
York Terrace
Kathleen Osborn
John Osborn
Jewell Rd
Ed Parker
Marvin Parkers
N. Harris
Music loving couple sponsors a spring night of splendor
Leon and MaryAnn Morton of 207 South Harris Street sponsor a gospel concert titled A Spring Night of Splendor in Ann Arbor. The event features The Kings Heralds, The Sons of Harmony, and The Cathedral Quartet at 8 p.m. Saturday at Tappan Junior High School. The Mortons’ gospel focus stems from their seven months on tour with The King’s Keynotes, a New Jersey based choir.
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Leon and
MaryAnn Morton
S. Harris Sr
Ann Arbor
Tappan Junior High School
Kings’ Heralds
Sons of Harmony
Columbus
Cathedral Quartet
Akron
Mortons
King’s Keynotes
New Jersey
Mexico
Florida
Leon
Saline Ford Pliant
Mary- Ann
University of Michigan
Olivet Nazarene College
Kankakee
Ill
Gcalvarymen
Flint
Mariners
Ohio
MaryAnn
Nazarene
Leon J. Morton, Jr
Mary
Ann
Band Battle Winners Cited at Farm Council Grounds
Dunning Maze from Ann Arbor won the Jaycee Battle of the Bands at Farm Council grounds after Saturday sessions. The trio earned 200 dollars first prize and will join the state Band Battle in Muskegon on May 25. The Sophisticats took second and Iter Circle third with 75 and 50 dollars respectively. total gate reached 1700 dollars to offset junior state meet expenses.
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Ann Arbor
Farm Council
Jaycees
Saline Club
Muskegon
State Junior Champ Event Gains Sponsors
Michigan Jaycees announce state junior track and field championship to be held in Saline on July 20 with sponsors including Ford Motor Co Saline plant Universal Die Casting Uniloy Universal Plastics R and B Tool Co and Pepsi Cola Metropolitan Bottling Co the Saline Board of Education and city recreation department. About 50 Jaycee chapters will send more than 500 top athletes to Saline to compete for the chance to represent Michigan at the nationals in Eugene Ore in August. The Saline local meet on June 8 includes clinics May 25 and June 1 for boys and girls ages nine through 18 with state entrants advancing from the 15-16 and 17-18 groups.
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Michigan Jaycees
Y Jack Kelley
Jaycee
Saline Jaycées
Ford Motor Co
Saline Plant
Universal Die Casting
Uniloy
Universal Plastics
R & B Tool Co
Pepsi Cola Metropolitan Bottling Co
Saline Board of Education
City Recreation Department
Jay
Mouthguard Clinic To Fit 80 Boys At Local High
Local dentists hold the sixth annual mouthguard clinic at the High School on May 15. They will provide custom fitted guards for 80 to 100 boys planning to play football next fall, with students paying only for materials. Dentists donating service include John Warder Ron Shaffer Joseph Mancari Gerald Eisemann C D Hoffman and Andréw Koran.
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John Warder
Ron Shaffer
Joseph Mancari
Gerald Eisemann
C. D. Hoffman
Andréw Koran
Advisory Council approves plans for new high school
The Saline Area Schools Advisory Council voted 16 to 5 with 4 abstentions to send a letter approving architect plans for the new high school as progressing. The Board of Education had approved plans except the gym area still under discussion. The council also reviewed a finance report for the 1968 69 year and recommended a public hearing on the proposed operating budget before July 1, 1968.
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William Crim, Jr
Board of Education
Advisory Council
Saline Area Schools Advisory Council
Saline Area School Board
Rabies vaccine series avoided for officer after bite
Saline Police search for a stray dog after Officer Daniel Root was bitten at a Junior High School. He may not need the full rabies prevention series again, having had recent shots from a prior bite while in the Army. The dog was eventually captured and sent to the Humane Society for 10 days of observation.
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Daniel Root
Root
Army
Viet Nam
Dwight _ Reynolds
Austin Rd
The
Humane Society
City Clerk Maurice Doll Resigns Effective May 27
The resignation of City Clerk Maurice Doll, effective May 27, was accepted by the City Council Monday evening. Doll, who lives at 168 Wallace Dr, has not announced definite plans but hopes to continue to live in Saline.
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Maurice Doll
Doll
Wallace Dr
Saline
Consolidation of Several School Districts in Michigan
Gerald Cae notes state efforts to cut districts to 400, with K12 Act forces annexation and voter approval. Washtenaw County studies aim to reduce to a four-district setup, facing mixed school board views including Saline. The reorganization plan continues with ongoing legislative activity and a continued push toward fewer districts.
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Michigan
Washtenaw
Washtenaw County
John Montonye
Washtenaw School Officers Association
Eastern Michigan University
Centennial Funds Move to Friends of Saline Library
A leftover $220.48 from Saline’s Centennial celebration was transferred to the newly organized Friends of the Library by the dissolved Centennial Board of Directors. The funds will back a brochure to be distributed at the dedication of Saline’s new library building.
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Saline
Friends of the Library
Centennial Board of Directors
Library Friends to Elect Officers at Saline Library Meeting
Friends of the Saline Library will elect charter officers at a general membership meeting at 8 15 p m Monday at the Library. Anyone interested in membership is welcome to attend.
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Friends of the Saline Library
First Chorus Awards Given At Local High School Concert
April Beach and Chris Car man received the inaugural Chorus Awards for outstanding musicianship leadership and cooperation at a joint high school chorus and band concert. Names will be engraved on a school plaque. Director Lester McCoy donated hours as a volunteer and received a desk pen set and orchid from the chorus. McCoy also directs Musical Youth International which tours Europe or South America each summer with People to People.
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April Beach
Chris Carman
Lester McCoy
Miss Beach
McCoy
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