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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1964
Page
4
The 25 and Up Dance Club holds weekly dances at 9 p.m. at the YM YWCA in Ann Arbor for unattached people. For information call Lorena Liston at 429-7353 evenings. Party? Tell The Reporter.
A Saline Softball League meeting is set for 8 p.m. Monday at Saline High School. Those interested in playing or entering a team are asked to contact Al Rentschler at 429-7152 or attend.
Gordon Aviation at McEnnan Airport near Ypsilanti will host an open house from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday May 24 featuring an air show from 2 to 4 p.m. Managers announce penny per pound flight rides, with Bill Barber performing aerobatics and a crop dusting demonstration by Ken Davis. The event is open to the public with no admission charge.
The Michigan flag dates to 1837 with a Mason portrait and state coat of arms on opposite sides. A 1865 redesign featured US arms and was unveiled at Soldiers’ Monument ceremonies. In 1911 the present flag omits US arms, showing a blue field and the state seal. General Lewis Cass designed the coat of arms. the word Tueber means I will defend.
The Kiwanis Club of Saline honored varsity football basketball baseball and track players plus cheerleaders at the All Sports Banquet at Saline High School. Guest speaker was U M freshman basketball coach Thomas Jorgenson. New coaches named include Dallas Garrett for varsity baseball and Joe Graf for track. Mike Rotunno shifts to other duties. Jim Bradley named freshman coach replacing Larry Smith.
Surveys show Americans prefer the safety of government backed bonds and the guaranteed return. The notes support national needs and encourage buying an extra bond now.
Will Receive Degree Novell Liston son of Mrs Lorena Liston of Saline will receive his master's degree in mechanical engineering in commencement exercises at the University of Michigan on Friday.
An old man reflects on childhood fishing along the Saline River as two boys bow and arrow shoot beyond a bend. Each hit ages the boys while making the old man younger, then he returns to his cabin as sunlight returns. The piece hints at memory and time.
Future Nurses Club officers for the 1964 65 school year have been elected: president Trudy Craigmile vice president Debbie Tracy secretary Sandra Jordan treasurer Delynne Fritz reporter Connie Hepler and Student Council representative Janice Austin. Several members visited the open house at Saline Community Hospital Jacqueline Brady sponsor of the club accompanied them.
The Luther League of St John Church held a Sunday evening meeting in the church basement. Louise Alber was elected president, David Feldkamp vice president, Gail Girbach secretary, and Cheryl Henes treasurer.
The Tri-Township Farm Bureau group will meet at 8 30 p m Thursday at the home of Mrs Edward Filsinger on West Michigan Avenue.
A Saline writer aspires to be recognized for early publication, hoping to become a source of local pride. The hopeful author seeks opportunities to publish first in regional outlets and gain lasting attention.
Saline Hornets finished tied for seventh with Milan at the Class B Regional meet last Saturday earning 13 points. The 880 yard relay team won a first, John Harvey captured the 440, and Eugene Feldkamp placed fifth in the 100 and fourth in the 220. Saline qualified two events for the State Meet on May 23 sending four runners: John Harvey, Eugene Feldkamp, Mike Hughes and either Chuck Still or Ken Harvey.
Saline Reporter lists subscriptions at 3.00 for county readers and 4.00 out of county with weekly Wednesday publication from Saline Michigan. It notes second class postage paid at Saline Michigan.
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