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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1973
Page
3
Saline High School Band members, teachers and director Malcolm Danforth receive high marks from students and parent writer Donald W. Tinkle. Letters defend the ensemble’s teamwork, solo debates, and the director’s philosophy of group excellence.
A Saline community letter defends Danforth as a Saline bands director. The writer criticizes two May letters for unfair tone and praises Danforth for contributing to students and instilling work ethic, excellence, and high personal standards.
A Saline resident and musician defends music education in public schools. She praises elementary, Union, and high school concerts, urges teamwork across all levels, and urges constructive criticism to keep music in the curriculum.
Six Saline High School delegates will attend the Wolverine Boys State convention at Michigan State University from June 13 to 20. Five scholars Jim Hill Joe Forrester Craig Hoeft John Drake and Ken Rogers are backed by the Saline American Legion for an eight day government study while Mike Guenther is sponsored by the local Rotary. Participants from across Michigan will form a mock state legislature and study government under its rules.
Saline church members and friends plan a family picnic at Curtiss Park on Sunday June 10. Activities start after morning services at the church on Saline Ann Arbor Road with a potluck dinner and outdoor games and fun. Families should bring hot dogs buns table settings and one dish to pass plus comfortable clothing.
Page from a Saline Michigan edition dated May 26 1973 lists publication schedule and contact information. It notes Wednesday and Friday issues, address 106 West Michigan Saline MI 48176, subscription costs five dollars in-county eight fifty out-of-county, and second class postage paid at Saline.
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