May Madness Hi Neighbor A Satirical Take On May Day Russia
On May 1, Washington hails a diplomatic victory as a Middle East crisis softens with the U.S. paying ten million dollars from a different fund. The 21 year old king opposes the Eisenhower Doctrine, complicating aid meant to keep peace in the region. A light note ends with a playful inventory of cosmetics and a call to choose a May fragrance.
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Dinnertime Perfume Dream Upends Love Lore
A witty piece imagines a new perfume named Dinnertime made from stew onions garlic herbs bread and pie then coffee and hot brew bottled as scent to win men. The speaker predicts riches and romance with bachelors and old maids chasing wedding bells and luxury.
Saline School Board Praised For Thrifty Budgeting
Saline Area Advisory Council lauds the school board for frugal financial planning. The piece notes a 4.9 mill equalized bond levy since 1954, a 22 room elementary school, added emergency rooms, and a total operating millage of 8.84. Comparisons show Saline near the bottom in total millage versus Milan Chelsea Willow Run and Dexter areas.
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Poppy Day Poster Winners Named by Saline Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 322 Saline announced six winners in its annual Poppy Day poster contest. In Class One for fourth to sixth graders Louise Bush won first, with Julie Nutting and Barbara Hehr taking second and third. In the High School group Harold Gramer won first, Richard Weisenreder second, Ralph Gross third.
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Louise Bush
Julie Nutting
Barbara Hehr
Harold Gramer
Richard Weisenreder
Ralph Gross
Harold Armbruster
Max Fosdick
Bruce Parsons
Robbery At Saline Mercantile Stole 1500 Dollars
Thieves broke into Saline Mercantile Company early Thursday April 25 and stole 1500 dollars from a safe in the office. Investigators say the entry method remains undetermined but the robbers pried a door into the office and punched the safe securing over 600 dollars in cash and about 900 in checks. The sheriff's office continues the investigation.
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Chamber Group to Attend Saline School Board Meeting
Saline Chamber of Commerce adopts a plan to send a three member delegation to the Saline Board of Educators meeting on May 14 to learn about the school system’s immediate future. The group also backs a cooperative preschool nursery project and permits fundraising from local businesses.
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Baseball Tryouts Set as 145 Boys Reported for Season
Recreation Director Tom Johnston reports over 145 boys under 15 attended Saturday baseball tryouts at Sa line High School amid rain, with 60 trying for age-group teams. An additional session is planned for Saturday at 1 p.m. at the high school field, rain date at the gym. Openings remain in the Little League for 9 year olds and teams will draw players from city neighborhoods to simplify transportation. Parents, organizations and businessmen have supported the effort as 45 attended prior meetings.
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Saline High School
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Teen Canteen Set to Reopen June 14 in Saline
Saline Community Teen Canteen announces its fourth summer program at Saline Area High School from June 14 to August 16 on Friday nights 7 30 to 11 30 p m. The recreation program supported by the Saline Community Chest will offer dancing ping pong cards and games with added equipment and a ping pong table.
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