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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1962
Page
4
The Cub Scout committee for May now meets on the third Monday May 21 at 7 30 p m at William Klein 117 Maple St instead of the regular third Wednesday.
Manchester High School business instructor Keith Doelker will become assistant cashier at Union Savings Bank in Manchester. MSU graduate 1959, Doelker joined Manchester schools in 1960. Lambarth relatives noted. Also local police ticket incident involving Chief Levitt and officers. Bill Austin joins MSU Alpha Gamma Rho with pomology major duties. A pursuit near Saline City Hall ended with a suspect fleeing. Milan police later questioned a likely same man. A blue and white Greenbrier campmobile draws shoppers’ interest downtown. Oil field update at Jake Marion farm shows drilling at 3065 feet with slow progress. Michigan Week plans for Jack Brookins stir jury duty. Four Salinians sang in Ann Arbor May Festival. Kay Johnson returns home after hip graft. George cooks and does laundry.
Two local students will be among 917 undergraduates honored by the University of Michigan at its 39th Honors Convocation Friday morning in Hill Auditorium. Both earned class honors with averages of 3.5 or better for two straight semesters. Kenneth G. Volz, son of Kenneth G. Volz Sr., received freshman honors in the College of Literature Science and the Arts, and Donald E. Wild, son of Arnold Wild, earned senior honors in LS&A.
Saline will receive priority in General Telephone Company 1963 plans to reduce line load. Ron Kinsman eastern division manager said funds next year will cut party line use and add private lines, as the Saline area budget totals 13,200 with 500 lines and 200 terminals.
Jerry Lewis comedy The Bell Boy screens at 7 30 p m Saturday at the Kiwanis theater in the Intermediate School. Admission is 35 cents. Saline Reporter provides local notices and rates for Saline Michigan.
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