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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1962
Page
8
Parents urged to register children for kindergarten next fall at the Elementary School office. Office hours extend until Friday June 8 to aid fall planning. Bruce Niethammer elected Student Council treasurer for the coming year. Gary is a senior, Bruce is a freshman.
Saline Rotary Club votes to support the Michigan Education Home Association retirement village proposed for land north of Saline High School. MEHA has optioned 200 acres for homes and cottages for retired educators with a projected village population of about 1500 in ten years.
Friday to Saturday features Johnny and The Outsider with Tony Curtis in a leading role. Sunday brings Follow That Dream as the weekend showcase.
Senior Girl Scout troop 280 joined Junior Senior Weekend at Linden campsite north of Brighton. Members Di ana Johnson Donna Barber Ja nis Coe Jo Jordan Gloria Ros ander Nancy Schild and Sally Quick attended with Mrs John Schnell in charge. Troop 331 also camped nearby in the Trish Hills area and hiked to Wampler's Lake ending the trip with a weinie roast.
The Ka shu ka w an da Camp Fire group of Saline hosted sponsor Mrs H O Brien at counselor Mrs Robert Balkovic s home. Girls sang, played games, and showcased memory books memory hikes and cabin stay in Adrian. They described a surprise gift box for Caroline White and shell earrings for Mother's Day.
Ninety people attended the Pittsfield Grange Mother and Daughter Banquet at the Grange Hall last week. Grace was given by Mrs Minnie Schafer. Mrs Herman Koenn served as toastmistress with Mrs Joseph Payeur presenting a toast to the daughters and Miss Dianne Payeur replying to the mothers. Poems were read by Mrs Koenn and Mrs Ed Wahr. Prizes were given to the oldest mother 88 year old Mrs George Lavendar the youngest mother Mrs Jack Dawson and the youngest daughter 16 month old Joan McKenzie daughter of Mr and Mrs Colin McKenzie. Group singing was led by
Saline Reporter announces free job-wanted ads in the classified page as a public service to help students find summer work. A community effort supports the program with Mrs. Carl Seyfried and a Grange style show led by Mrs. Webb Harwood and narrated by Mrs. Clarence Hutzel.
The regular council meeting on May 24 1962 approved minutes and adopted policy changes to Ordinance 160 regarding soliciting and peddling. It authorized Dorothy L Quick to sign a traffic signal cost agreement in the deputy role. The body acknowledged a Civil Defense letter for study and the April report from Public Works Superintendent Strait. Ordinance 161 to conserve Saline water supply was unanimously adopted.
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