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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1963
Page
1
A public meeting is set at Saline High School gymnasium at 8 p.m. Thursday to elect a 30 member School Advisory Council. Board of Education members will provide a brief review of district problems. Council members will be elected from the city and all townships in the district.
Mrs Nora Haeussler 73 of 8370 Austin Rd Saline township died suddenly Tuesday afternoon at home. Funeral 2 pm Friday at Bethel Church, burial in Bethel Church Cemetery. Survived by husband Daniel, two sons Emerson and Armin, nine grandchildren, one sister, and several nieces and nephews. Memorials to Bethel Church Building Fund. INJURED IN ACCIDENT Rudolf Schindler Adrian suffered a broken tooth in a Thursday morning crash on Michigan Ave after stopping for a school bus and being struck from behind by another car.
Saline Rotary UK members convene Thursday at noon in St Pauls Church with Lesler McCoy as program chairman guiding the session.
A reader defends tenure arguing it clarifies dismissal rules and adds a state board with diverse members. The letter praises local leaders addressing Saline's growth and urges constructive, not hostile, criticism of candidates and advisory volunteers.
A meeting of the Elementary School Room Parents Association is set for 8 p.m. on Monday November 11 in the school all purpose room. Guest speaker Donald Kraushaar will discuss Parents' Responsibility to Their Children.
Members of the Wm. B. Lutz Post of the American Legion and the Auxiliary will meet at the Legion Hall at 7 p.m. on Saturday November 9 for a potluck supper. A memorial service will be held during the evening followed by entertainment.
The Saline schools will start the topical fluoride program at the Elementary School on Monday November 11. Mrs. Dan Copeland chair announces applications for kindergarten and 2nd 5th and 8th graders. Call 429-9564 for more information. County health nurse and room mothers assist.
City council directed its parking lot committee and attorney Allan Grossman to pursue options for a new municipal lot in the southeast corner of the business district. The plan envisions a 40 to 50 car lot with minor excavation and removal of up to two buildings at an estimated cost of 7,800 dollars.
State High way Department officials ordered removal of highway signs including on vehicles and a judge ordered signs taken from lawn extensions. Harry Parsons protested a rental trailer sign and questioned legality while merchants already had partial permission to keep signs under prior appeals. Parsons is president of the Chamber of Commerce.
The Chamber of Commerce endorsed the citys proposed 380000 general obligation bond to fund sewage plant expansion and water extension. A spokesman warned failure could jeopardize the Meha village project for retired educators locating in the area.
County city village and township officials schedule December 3 meeting here to discuss participation in the Raisin River Improvement Project study. The plan assesses drainage and flood control needs with co sponsorship by about 20 groups in Washtenaw Lenawee Jackson Monroe Hillsdale counties and Ohio townships.
Saline faces a $380 000 general obligation bond plan with $230 000 for sewer expansion and $150 000 for water system upgrades as the Water Resources Commission recommends a $63 000 federal grant. Council schedules a December 20 special election contingent on federal aid timing, while a resident information series begins.
The Saline City Council votes to pursue a 380000 bond to expand the sewage treatment plant and build a 250000 gallon water tank with new mains. The series explains background and growth trends from 1950 to 1964, noting population rise toward 3000 and MEHA's Saline agreement.
The Saline Kiwanis Club will host a Farmers Night dinner at 6 30 p m Monday November 11 at Walker s Bakery with Alton Ealy as program chairman. Reports from the FFA National Convention will be given and each member will bring a farmer as a guest.
The Methodist WSCS will visit the Cass Community Center in Detroit on Wednesday November 13, leaving Saline at 9 a.m. Members may call Mrs. James Beal for reservations. Child care will be provided at the church during the tour.
Rain dampened turnout but City voters elected James Knight Hugh Keveling and Leonard Still to three two year council seats beginning January 1. Knight led with 406 votes Keveling 401 Still 296 as Youngs 264 and Wolfin ger 232 trailed. Knight an accountant Keveling a retired pharmacist and Still a hotel owner are newcomers with prior city service.
Saline Community Hospital Auxiliary hosts a fundraising smorgasbord Friday at Saline Elementary School from 6 to 8 p.m. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 0.75 for children, with a menu including ham turkey meat loaf macaroni and cheese and scalloped potatoes. Donations of food and cash come from local businesses and residents.
The Saline Hobby Club will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday November 12 at the home of Mrs. Harry Friis.
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