Keveling Enters Race for City Council Seats
Hugh O Keveling retired druggist and former city health officer announces candidacy for one of three city council seats in November election. Joining two other declared candidates L Z Still and James Knight, with incumbents not seeking re election. Petitions available at city clerk due by Tuesday October 15.
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Hugh O. Keveling
Mills Rd
Keveling
Ineyeling
Michigan Avenue
Ann Arbor Street
Ferris Institute
EMU
Michigan State
University of Michigan
L. Z. Still
James Knight
George Anderson
Donald McKenzie
Check Fraud Artists Invade Saline Again
Saline police warn of an organized check fraud operation hitting the city. Two forged checks totaling 87.20 and 145 dollars were cashed at a service station and involve mis-spelled bank names like National Bank of Dtroit and Public Bank of Detroit.
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Saline
Southeastern
Michigan
National Bank of Dtroit
Public Bank of Detroit
Detroit
City voter registration deadline set for October 7
City Clerk E. J. Muir reminded residents that the last day to register for the November 5 city election is Monday October 7 at 8 p.m. He noted fewer than six residents had registered so far.
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E. J. Muir
Muir
Plans for Saline High School Homecoming Weekend
Plans are underway for Saline High School Homecoming on October 11 12. The events include a football game dance and Homecoming Queen selection with court. Four top classes begin choosing reps Thursday with seniors providing two court members.
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Saline High School
St James Chicken Supper Set For October 17
St James United Church of Christ will sponsor its sixth annual chicken supper on Thursday October 17 at the church on US 12 between Saline and Clinton. Serving begins at 5 30 p m. Tickets cost 1 75 for adults and 75 cents for children 5 to 12 with preschoolers free. Reservations due by October 15. Contact Kenneth Dieterle Warren Finkbeiner or Ted Finkbeiner or Garden 8 3039. Supper served by reservation only.
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St. James United Church of Christ
Us-12
Saline
Clinton
Kenneth Dieterle
Warren Finkbeiner
Ted Finkbeiner
Garden
Hornets to Meet U-High
Saline heads to Ann Arbor seeking its first win as U-High hosts after Willow Run shellacked Saline 47 0. Saline quarterback plans to share duties with Steve Miller and Neil Still while Saline targets improved kickoff returns and a healthier lineup for the Friday night clash.
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Hornets
U-High
Willow Run
Dan Maynard
Flyers
Ray Holly
Dave Barnes
Jim Allen
Hornet
Maynard
Dishman
LaMar Miller
Saline
Steve Miller
Jim Griffin
Dave Dettling
Griffin
Miller
Neil
John Harvey
al Hartman
Tom Sutton
Dexter
Gordon Guenther
Bruce Niethammer
Harold Dechert
Lots Re zoned for Apartments in Haywood Addition
The city zoning board of appeals approved the re zoning of Haywood Addition lots 18 19 20 and 21 from residential to multi family in a Monday night hearing. The plots have been bought by several local men who plan to build one or more apartment buildings there.
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The
City Zoning Board of Appeals
Haywood Addition
Reopened Speakers Bureau Aids Special Education
Washtenaw Intermediate School District special education division restarts its Speakers Bureau led by John Mader. It offers talks on topics from gentle education needs to vocational opportunities for the handicapped with free service and at least one week notice. Contact Lewis H. Schrock at 663 7511 extension 241 in the County Building to arrange a speaker.
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Washtenaw County
Special Education Division
John Mader
Lewis H. Schrock
Saline High Room Mothers Meet Tuesday
All parents of Saline High School students are invited to a meeting of the High School Room Mothers organization at 8 p.m. Tuesday October 8 in the school library. Principal Howard Hill will address the group.
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Saline High School
Room Mothers Organization
Howard Hill
Saline High Band Invited to Perform at Midwest Conference
The Saline High School Concert Band was invited by the Michigan School Band and Orchestra Association executive board to perform at the Mid Western Music Conference on January 18 at the University of Michigan. The event gathers over 800 music teachers. two college and two high school bands are featured.
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Saline High School
Michigan School Band and Orchestra Association
University of Michigan
Michigan School Vocal Association
Michigan Education Association
Saline
Battle Creek
New Neighbors Include Two Young Families
Two young families from Ann Arbor join Saline. Mr and Mrs William Kulenkamp move to 186 Annwood Court Crestwood Knolls. He works at Rawsonville Ford as a production worker and she is a secretary for Ann Arbor Public Schools. Also moving in are Richard Morton and his wife Connie with sons Raymond and Richard at 392 Hollywood Ct. Morton is a former Marine and Ann Arbor High School graduate now in custodial service and local youth sports. Connie is a Detroit native and Juvenile Court receptionist. The couple anticipate a dog soon if a bet paid off.
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Ann Arbor
Saline
William Kulenkamp
Annwood Court
Crestwood Knolls
Rawsonville Ford
Margaret
Ann Arbor Civic Ballet Company
Ann Arbor Public Schools
Richard Morton
Connie
Raymond
Richard
Hollywood Ct
Marine Corps
Japan
Detroit
Chadsey High School
University of Michigan
Play Center Meet Set at Home of Mrs Rentschler
Mothers of Play Center Inc will convene at 8 30 pm Monday at the home of Mrs Warren Rentschler with Mrs Don Denhoff as co host.
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Mothers of Play Center, Inc
Warren Rentschler
Don Denhoff
Judge Breakey to Keynote Saline United Fund Kickoff
Washtenaw County Circuit Judge James R. Breakey Jr. will keynote the Saline United Fund kickoff banquet set for October 17 at 6 30 pm at the American Legion hall. TheUniversal Die Casting division of Hoover Ball and Bearing Co sponsors the event with co chairmen Robert Estes and William Delhey.
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Saline Area
United Fund
American Legion Hall
Washtenaw County
James R. Breakey, Jr
Universal Die Casting Division
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co
Robert Estes
William Delhey
Regis Wolfinger
Northeast Saline City
Donald Leidheiser
Southeast City
George Anderson
Southwest City
Garner Farrell
Florence Armbruster
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Northwest City
Charles Finn
Northeast Rural
Robert Harvey
Southeast Rural
Kenneth Limberg
Southwest Rural
Don Church
Northwest Rural
Walter Lindemann
William Meister
Robert Dickinson
Ronald Finkbeiner
Buford Soden
Soden
Washtenaw County Service Center
Michigan Children’s Aid Society
Local Farmer Stanley Poet Nominated for National FFA Honor
Stanley Poet of Saline, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Poet, nominated for the American Farmer Degree the highest FFA honor to be awarded at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City October 8 11 He will travel with Alton Ealy Saline FFA advisor and vocational agriculture instructor The degree requires State Farmer status a four year voag record and an outstanding supervised farming program The Poets operate 200 acres with 60 acres in truck crops and maintain a 200 head steer lot He is a former Saline FFA officer and has completed a two year MSU agriculture course
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Stanley Poet
Andrew Poet
Burmeister Rd
Saline
Future Farmers of America
National Association of Future Farmers of America
FFA
Kansas City
Alton Ealy
Saline Ffa
Michigan
Saline Area
Voag
FFA Chapter Sentinel
FFA Sentinel
Michigan State University
Poets Farm
Detroit Eas
Top Livestock Judges Head For Kansas City
Saline youths depart this week to represent Michigan at the Future Farmers of America convention and the national 4-H Show in Kansas City. Fred Gall Gary Girbach and Albert Feldkamp lead the FFA team with Dennis Handy as alternate for October 8 11. After the FFA event Fred and Gary stay for the 4-H meet October 11 17 joined by Gene Girbach and Beverly Windhell as Michigan’s livestock judging team.
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Saline
Kansas City
Michigan
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Fred Gall
Gary Girbach
Albert Feldkamp
Dennis Handy
Fred
Gary
Gene Girbach
Beverly Windhell
Chelsea
Crossing guard hours changed at Michigan and Harris
Beginning Monday October 7 Mrs Robert Starling the school crossing guard at the corner of Michigan and Harris streets will be on duty at specific times mornings 8 10 to 8 50 a m noons 11 30 a m to 1 p m and afternoons 3 15 to 4 05 p m Parents are advised to schedule their children's trips to school to coincide with those times.
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Robert Starling
Michigan and
Harris Streets
Kossel Farm Bureau Meeting Set at Bridgewater Town Hall
The Kossel Farm Bureau group will meet Thursday October 10 at Bridgewater Town Hall with hosts Mr and Mrs Ed Burmeister.
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Kossel Farm Bureau Group
Bridgewater Town Hall
Ed Burmeister
Kiwanis Club Approves 1964 Saline Fund Contribution
The Saline Kiwanis club approved the first contribution to the 1964 Saline area United Fund campaign totaling $135. They also approved $40 for Saline FFA livestock judging team expenses for their trip to the national convention in Kansas City.
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Saline Area
Examinations Open For Saline Post Office Jobs
A Civil Service exam for career clerks and carriers opens October 9 at the Saline Post Office. Positions include full time, part time, and temporary posts. Applicants must be 18 or 16 with a high school diploma and reside in Saline. Details available at Saline PO or Detroit Civil Service Examiners office.
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Saline Post Office
Clarke Gordon
Board of
U.S. Civil Service Examiners
Federal Building
Detroit
Michigan
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Hugh Keveling
St. James
Kim Johnson
Anita Larson
Susan
Dechert
Karol Engel
Linda Struble
Janet Haab
Main Street
State Highway Department
Saline Play Center
Judy Barnes
Anne Denhoff
Jeffrey Dicks
Jeffrey Fisher
Carol Gerigk
Martha Grossman
David Hess
Kent Katterjohn
Chris Mader
Bernie Miller
Martha O’brien
Steven Pekrus
Rickie Radloff
Barbara Rentschier
Elaine Rideout
David
Maynard, Barnes
Wayne Waits
Chuck Haven
Special Education Group
Breakey
Stanley
Kossel
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