Saline Schools Form Drug Education Planning Committee
The Saline Area Schools establish a K-12 drug education program for 1973-74 with a committee led by Assistant Superintendent Michael Rotunno. The group will study packages, draft a program by spring, send copies to parents, and present to the Board for adoption by June for operation in the fall.
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Saline Area Schools Drug Education Committee
Board of Education
Michael Rotunno
Harold Hintz
Hintz
Rotunno
Paul Thibault
Clement Corona
Joseph Graf
Robert Kessel
Gail Jaspen
Carol Burmeister
Jan Peterson
Maxine Ross
Don Jaeger
Tom Mikesell
Steve O’connor
Robert Merchant
Dorothy Crim
Joseph Tiziani
Washtenaw
Jack Bowen
Saline Community Hospital to expand fivefold by 1973
Saline Community Hospital announces a $3.1 million expansion to more than quintuple its size, with construction starting January 1973 and finishing about December 1973. A nursing home will be attached, sharing facilities to serve the region, with staff expected to more than double. The drive begins January 9, 1973, continuing a decade of planning.
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Saline Community
City Hall
Patrick Daoust
S.C.H
Daoust
Bahnmiller
Saline Community Hospital
Police Report: Break-in at Clark Street storage area
Nathan Nordin reported a storage break-in Friday with losses including an engine timing light and tools totaling about 80 dollars. A 1967 Ford pickup, Michigan plate 8650 DL, was stolen from 301 Nichols Dr between midnight and 6 am Saturday. owner is James Butler. County and State Police notified. Sunday saw a juvenile rock throwing incident at Shirley Caswell’s home, damage to a glass patio door. referred to parents.
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Nathan Nordin
Clark St
Nordin
Michigan
Nichols Dr
James Butler
Shirley Caswell
802 Valley Dr
Gall Re-elected Fair Board President For Fifth Year
Albert Gall was re elected Saline Community Fair Board president for a fifth year at the annual Fair Board Banquet in the high school cafeteria. Gall defeated nominee Robert Tefft and spoke of gratitude for the vote of confidence. The board set September 3 7 for the 1973 fair and discussed increased security and gate crew staffing. Officers named included Rose Farrell financial secretary Raymond Girbach and treasurer Lyle Wahl with Webb Harwood stepping down as treasurer and appointed assistant treasurer. Directors named were Robert Tefft John Marion Ray Wells Ken Taylor Robert Hammond Arnold Lindemann Bud Seeger Erwin Henes Ralph Diable Thad Kayda Webb Harwood Ray Alber Pete O Mara Iyle Phillips and Edna Carr.
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Albert Gall
Saline Community Fair Board
Fair Board
Gall
Robert Tefft
Rose Farrell
Raymond Girbach
Lyle Wahl
Webb Harwood
Wahl
Harwood
John Marion
Ray Wells
Ken Taylor
Robert Hammond
Arnold Lindemann
Bud Seeger
Erwin Henes
Ralph Diable
Thad Kayda
Ray Alber
Pete O'Mara
Iyle Phillips
Edna Carr
First Snow Hits Saline Winners Revealed
Saline Police logged the first city snowfall at 9 57 p m on Monday Nov 13 following a day of rain sleet and falling temperatures. Residents entered snow date contests with multiple winners including Dorice Friend Clarence Niethammer Doreen Marsh Arno Poerner Richard Corkins Emily Niethammer Charles Niethammer Pauline Fosdick Devon Glover and others winning prizes at local businesses and stores.
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Saline
Dorice Friend
Moon Rd
Westside Hardware
Clarence Niethammer
Clarence
Doreen Marsh
Hereford Rd
Doreen
Arno Poerner
Wallace
Harry’s Standard
Lodi Town
Estes Rexall Pharmacy
Pauline Fosdick
Michigan
James Donegan
Hereford
Waterworks
Moser
Citizens Bank
Saline Growth Rapid. S.E.M.C.O.G Reports Fast Rise
The Southeast Michigan Council of Governments notes Saline as the area’s second fastest growing political unit in Washtenaw County behind Pittsfield Township. From April 1970 to July 1972 Saline’s population rose 24 percent from 4,811 to about 5,900 and dwellings increased 28 percent from 1,466 to 1,880. Union School PTO date set for November 20 at 8 p.m. at the school.
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Southeast
Powder Puff Classic grid teams get serious
Saline High School hosts a Powder Puff football game on November 16 at 7:30 p.m. on the high school field pitting Saline Future Homemakers against faculty women and teachers wives with a 25 cent admission. Also, the Middle School PTA plans a meeting for November 27 at 7:30 p.m. inviting all interested parents.
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Saline High School
Saline
P.T.D
Jaycees Sponsor Christmas Fantasy For Hospital Fund
Saline Jaycees in cooperation with the Ypsilanti Area Dancers and the Mary Lou Gall Dance Troupe present A Christmas Fantasy a holiday dance program to benefit a hospital fund The highlight is the Ypsi Dancers production of The Nutcracker noted for sell out crowds in Ann Arbor and Ypsi
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Saline Jaycees
Saline
Ypsilanti Area
Mary Lou Gall
The
Jaycees
Ypsi
Ann Arbor
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Union School
Haven
Ed Manning
Story
S.E.M.C.O.G
P.T.O
Hospital Fund
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