Saline School Board defends 3.85 mill millage request
Saline area residents heard the School Board defend a 3.85 mill request amid questions on finances and millage. Members argued growth, bus costs, boiler repair, and pay scales require steady funding to maintain education quality, while voters must be 21 and Michigan residents for six months to participate.
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Board of Education
Saline Area Civic Association
Gerald Coe
Lauren Wild
State of
Michigan
Saline Area
Coe
Bess Tefft
Dean Burkhardt
George Laurent
Leo Jensen
Jaycees Back School Millage in Saline Vote
Saline Jaycees at a September 5 board meeting reaffirmed support for the proposed school tax millage increase. President George Newton urged residents to vote yes to sustain high education standards in the community. Voters in the Friday election need not be registered.
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Saline Jaycees
Board of Directors
George Newton
Mailbag on Millage Shows Voter Split in Saline District
Readers debate the Saline Area School millage vote with two viewpoints. The first group argues funds are needed and frills exist, while the second notes no children benefit yet view it as a social duty to fund education.
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Saline Area
Little Leaguers to March in Saturday Parade
Little League team members will march in the Saturday parade. The event showcases youth baseball players from the league and invites community attendance.
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Little Leaguers
Little League
All Around Saline News Highlights Local Bobby Still and Others
Bobby Still, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Still, leaves for Columbia Military Academy in Tennessee after three weeks at Saline Community Hospital in Ann Arbor for a spinal issue. Other items note hospital admissions, a Navy discharge arrival for Bob Vedder at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and Ed Sawall’s extended trip visiting Missouri, Wisconsin Dells, Menominee, and northern Wisconsin, returning home via the Straits.
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Bobby Still
L. Z. Still
Tennessee
Columbia Military Academy
Pital
Ann Arbor
Bob
Roy Dechert
Frank Camburn
Bob Vedder
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Saline
Hand
Leon Vedder
Saline-Ann Arbor Rd
Ed Sawall
Missouri
St. Louis
Wisconsin Dells Resort
Wisconsin
Menominee, Mich
New Saline Charter Cleared for November Vote
Saline's proposed charter won gubernatorial approval for submission to voters on November 6. Secretary Esther Landwehr reported the approval after a special Aug 16 meeting to revise minor points suggested by the Attorney General's office. If approved, the charter takes effect January 1, 1963 and will be published in The Reporter for voter study.
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Saline
John B. Swainson
Esther Landwehr
Charter Commission
Saline Charter Commission
Attorney General’s
Reporter
Don’ Ford
Elmer Houghton
Miss Landwehr
Bessie Carven Collins
Robert Estes
Alwin Gross
Francis Lockwood
Walter MacArthur, Sr
Erwin Schmid
Miss Saline of 1963 Crown Contest Sets Thursday Finale
Twenty local girls vied for Miss Saline of 1963 at a Jaycee Auxiliary tea. The winner will be crowned Thursday at the Fair grounds stage by Miss Saline 1962 Katrene Gall and proceed to next year’s Miss Michigan State Fair events.
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Miss Saline
Diane Ayotte
Carol Bennett
Carol Bersuder
Sandy Craigmile
Nancy Dawson
Alona Frey
Vicky Hill
Lorna Hoeft
Jan Kempf
Karen Lehtonen
Linda Leonard
Ruth McTaggart
Shirley Morton
Lois Sutton
Jeanne Swope
Jean Schaible
Sherry Schaible
Celia Cisco
Wendy Wild
Jaycee
American Legion Hall
Jaycees
Fairgrounds
Ken MacDonald
WPAG
Pufferbillie Steam Engine to Run at Fair
Herman Alber's steam engine will be in operation at the Fair. Watch for it.
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Herman Alber
Vote On School Millage Friday September 14
Voters are urged to cast ballots from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday at the Intermediate School for the school millage proposal. The notice emphasizes a single polling location and official voting hours.
Junior Deputies Sell Wrestling Tickets at Fair Booth
The Saline chapter of the Washtenaw county Junior Sheriff Deputies will sell tickets at their Fair booth for a police sponsored wrestling match. The event is set for October 6 at the High School gymnasium and raises funds for equipment and welfare purposes.
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Saline
Washtenaw County Junior Sheriff Deputies Organization
Saline Police Association
Fair Opens To Big Crowd At Chilrens Day
Hundreds of eager school children visited the Fairgrounds for the grand opening and Chil dren's Day. Livestock pens boasted prize animals and the home economics display drew strong participation. Highlights include Wednesday horse pulling and Thursday livestock judging with a steer show and a free pony prize. Governor Swainson and Governor-candidate George Romney were scheduled to speak.
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Weavie Pony Farms
Saline
Swainson
George Romney
Ray Scheetz
Herman Merte
International Institute In
Detroit
Woods
Mary, Rachel
Naomi
Sarah Woods
Old Settlers
City seeks federal aid for $180000 sewer expansion project
City Council moved to file for a federal grant of about 180000 to expand the sewage treatment plant to serve 6000 people. The panel approved plans and bidding timelines with a December 1 submission to the State Health Department and a May 1, 1963 deadline for construction contracts.
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State Health Department
Council
Ayres, Lewis, Norris & May
Meha
Escapee Leads Highspeed Chase From Whitmore Lake
Henry Reed seventeen from Whitmore Lake fled in a stolen 1962 Chevrolet after leaving the Boys Vocational School. Saline police pursued toward Ypsilanti at speeds near 100 mph, ending in a crash on US-12 east of the overpass. Reed, unharmed, fled on foot as officers fired warning shots before capture. He was arraigned in Ann Arbor on unlawfully driving away a automobile with bonds set and an examination date.
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Whitmore Lake
Saline
Ypsilanti
Henry Reed
Francis O’brien
Ann Arbor
Reed
Wave Promoted to Hospitalman at Great Lakes
Sandra Gauntlett, stationed with WAVEs at Great Lakes Naval Hospital, was promoted last week from hospital apprentice to hospital man after achieving the second highest score. Of 60 examinees, only 20 passed. She spent last weekend in Saline with her parents and sister at their N Lewis Street home.
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Sandra Gauntlett
Waves
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Sandra
Saline
Dale Gauntletts
N. Lewis St
Development Group Names First Directors
The Saline area Business Development corporation elected its first board at City Hall on Thursday night. Allan Grossman H W Kuebler and William Crim drew three year terms Alwin Burkhardt Jack Steele and Art Moehn two year terms Robert Maurer and Paul Tull one year terms Officers named are Grossman president Moehn vice president Steele secretary Burkhardt treasurer The nonprofit group is an offshoot of the Chamber of Commerce and open to the public.
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New Saline Area Business Development Corporation
City Hall
Saline Area
Allan Grossman
H. W. Kuebler
William Crim
Alwin Burkhardt
Jack Steele
Art Moehn
Robert Maurer
Paul Tull
Grossman
Moehn
Steele
Burkhardt
Chamber of Commerce
Shall Kiwanis Film Series Be Canceled This Season
Kiwanis club ponders canceling its Saturday night film program at the Intermediate School after attendance fell from 70 to about 30 to 35 per show. Hubert Beach says a public opinion call drew no response and if no one calls by Monday, September 17, the project may end. Contact HAzel 9 9994.
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Hubert Beach
Beach
Ha- Zel
Old Settlers Call to Register at BPW Booth
Old Settlers urged attendees to register at the BPW booth during the fair setting.
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Board of Governors of
Michigan Education Home Association
Vanguard
Michigan Retired School Employees Association
Michigan Education Journal
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
Millage
Bob Bassett
St. Joseph Mercy
Hos
Mr. Raymond
Wave
Development Group
Settlers