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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1964
Page
8
Saline Area Band Parents Club members will hold a business meeting in the High School auditorium after the Spring Band Concert to elect officers and select replacements for present officers. Members may order Community Calendar sales to fund the band's summer camp and should contact Mrs. Charles Uphaus or Mrs. Willard Wedemeyer if not reached by Sunday.
John Rule manager and house parent at Saline Valley Farms Youth Hostel was admitted to St Joseph Mercy Hospital for possible surgery.
Jeannette Ruckstahl, 23, of 2380 Mooreville Rd, was treated at Saline Community Hospital for face lacerations after her car struck a utility pole on Saline Milan Road near Willis Road. Deputies said she lost control while adjusting the radio, sending the vehicle into a ditch for about 500 feet and knocking down power lines.
A school feature collects child quotes about mothers from many students naming everyday care acts. The notes praise cooking, hugs, chores, rides, nursing, and kind support. Also included is a Scout Pack 474 Pinewood Derby plans and a district lunch report for April showing 15 450 meals served including 567 to adults and 29 784 half pints of milk.
Band director Art Katterjohn proposes a Summer Recreation Band for adults from 17 to 75 who haven’t played publicly in years. Rehearsals would be Wednesday evenings 7:30 to 9:30 at the High School band room with easy music and coffee breaks. Instruments may be provided by the school, and interested players should contact Art or The Reporter.
Postmaster Clarke Gordon announces a week in May 1823 to promote mailbox improvement. He urges use of approved designs, painting to prevent rust, and visible owner names for carrier safety. Rural boxes should be on the right side and not cause traffic hazards.
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