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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1968
Page
1
Eight candidates seek two seats on the Saline Board with a public meeting set for 8 p.m. Tuesday in the high school all purpose room. Electors are urged to attend for a Q and A session and coffee.
Surveying has begun for rehabilitating Saline Milan Road from Willis to Moon Road with build up smoothing widening and blacktop to be completed before snow. Future work includes extensions and Arbor Road upgrades with Maple Road considered. Milner notes cooperation with Saline city and school officials.
Plans for the Memorial Day observance were announced by Moranville Legion commander Jack Moranville. Attorney William F. Delhey will speak at Oakwood Cemetery with Rev. Herbert Reed to give the invocation. Lola Dell leads wreath laying. parade includes Legion Auxiliary color guards firing squad bands Scouts deputies and drum corps. Parade starts 10 am from the Junior High School to the cemetery and back.
Mary Woods was re elected president of the Saline Community Hospital Auxiliary at the annual meeting Tuesday evening Olga ambarth was named first vice president Shirley wards second vice president Carol Talsma secretary Esther Heininger corresponding secretary and Esther Gross treasurer
City Council on Tuesday night approved a transmittal to the Liquor Control Commission for an SDM license for the A. & P. store nearing completion at the east edge of the city.
Negotiators for the Tecumseh School Board and Tecumseh Education Association meet weekly to discuss 1968-69 contracts. Talks cover grievance procedures teachers' rights class size, with salaries not yet on the table. A one year salary contract approved sets base pay at 6500, up 800 from last year. master's credit max is 10400 and specialists 11500.
The Junior High Parents Teacher Organization elected officers Tuesday evening. Frank Teachout was chosen president, Carol Talsma vice president, Charlotte Ver sham secretary, and Betty Anderson treasurer.
The city planning commission will convene at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the council chamber to discuss upcoming projects and zoning matters.
Saline Township Board will convene at 8 p.m. Monday in the Township Hall to discuss local matters and upcoming actions.
Ford Motor Company will honor community minded employees and spouses at the General Parts Division Saline plant after dinner at Leutheuser’s Restaurant in Saline on Thursday. The second annual program includes Good Citizen Award and Outstanding Service Awards citations with Henry Ford II commendations. Nominees for 1967 were proposed by coworkers and family, with a possible Ford Citizen of the Year honor and Town Crier Bell. Ford conducts 40 such programs nationwide.
The Altar Society of St Andrew's Church will hold an ice cream social on the church lawn from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday June 7 rain or shine.
Mayor George Johnson says city and township officials may fund library and recreation programs through a per centage of active patrons and registrants. Saline Library already has updated counts, with city recreation figures pending until June. Attendees: Albert Bredernitz, Erwin Frederick, Russ Hughes, Thurlow Sanford, Melvin Hartman, Glenn Clark, Ed Marsh, Don Jaeger.
SHS Centennial Group requests info on former officers, teachers, and board members for Saline High School history. A reception for school-connected people is set 4 30 to 5 30 p m Sunday June 16 at the High School. Contact Mrs Harry Cline at 429 9871.
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