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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1967
Page
10
An art display in the Home Ec room and a shop display in the basement will be open May 25 and 26 during school hours as part of the Michigan Week education program.
Play Center Inc and associated mothers group report a tour of University Hospital and a year end picnic planned for May 21 at Saline Valley Farms. An open house for new pupils and mothers is set for May 25 from 9 to 11 a.m. Nancy Bailey can be reached at 429-5125 for attendance.
A Sunday 7 p m music festival titled Praise Ye the Lord based on Psalm 150 will be staged at the Methodist Church. The program features a Eastern Michigan University double saxophone quartet Roerich Shandler Mark Lamonte Ava Kittask Gay Wedemeyer and others with church choirs and guest soloists directed by Mrs Kraushaar.
The Milan Legion Auxiliary suspended its magazine subscription fund raising after a Saline post dispute over representation. Authorized Milan Auxiliary workers, led by John Campbell, had operated for 21 years to buy sickroom equipment, and Saline’s auxiliary provides similar aid locally. The drive will resume once confusion over authorization subsides.
Sidewalks have been installed on the new bridge over the Saline River on US-12. State Highway Department crews are grading the area and will clean up and sod adjacent areas before leaving. The bridge was constructed last year. City administrator Mike Strait notes the project completion.
Dr. Lois P. Sebastian, Saline Schools faculty member and Temple University associate professor, is among six Temple educators honored with Lindback Foundation grants of 500 dollars each for distinguished teaching. Her career spans Saline guidance counseling 1950 54 University of Michigan tenure Peace Corps service 1962 65 and Temple University appointment.
A test oil well is planned at the George Schwocho farm on West Michigan Avenue though Mrs. Schwocho is not excited and will report results if any. A grey cat and a four to five week old kitten have taken shelter in the Larson Homestead garage as Mrs. Larson seeks the owner at 429 9049. Bill Taylor retires from the Special Forces and plans to enroll at Eastern Michigan University in the fall. In Windsor a fraternity outing grants Sigma Tau Gamma honors to Keith and Sue Armbruster with him winning the athletic trophy and her named Sweetheart. Marian Barclay, Houghton School principal, received a letter from Wayne State University requesting a copy of her 1950 University of Michigan master’s thesis in child development.
St Andrew's Catholic Church sponsors a rummage sale in the church hall on June 2 3 and 10 from nine to five and Sunday June 4 and June 11 from 730 a m until noon Everyone is welcome.
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