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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1964
Page
5
Saline city council members will tour South Lyon Chelsea and Dexter on Saturday to study fire hall facilities as part of planning a new Saline fire hall. Fire Chief Harold Armbruster and crewman Rollie Goltz will join the tour and meetings with architects are planned soon.
Council discusses annexation timing for MEHA property and whether to annex all at once or in stages. Officials warn five to six story high rises could require a new Saline Fire Department pumper at about 35000, to be funded by the City. They question safeguards for water and sewer facilities tied to a 1000 population MEHA project and potential long delays risking financial obligations.
Saline Play Center members will gather at 8 30 p m on Monday April 6 at Mrs Paul Gerigk 209 Michigan Ave Co hostesses Mrs Harry Miller invite inquiries from prospective members by calling Mrs Russell Smith at 429 7084 for more information
Nursing reports list pneumonia cases this week. Ned Kraushaar, son of Rev. and Mrs. Donald Kraushaar, admitted to Saline Community Hospital. Hayes brothers Mark and Peter, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Franz Hayes, receive professional treatment at home from their mother, a registered nurse.
The Saline City Council called a second session for Tuesday as Monday's meeting ran long. Key items include a second reading of the subdivision ordinance with new planning reviews, bid openings for a water tower and sewer line, a building permit reconsideration on Harris Street, and MEHA talks. The Tuesday meeting centers on bonding for the planned sewer and water expansion. A separate line notes 267 X ray exams were given at Saline Community Hospital in February.
McCrory and Trustoff discuss a proposed Macon watershed plan spanning six townships including Pittsfield York Lodi Saline Freedom and Bridgewater. The plan would reroute channels reduce floods protect 20 000 acres of farmland and enhance fish wildlife recreation and industrial potential with no public funds spent yet.
Mr and Mrs Meredith Bixby and daughter Norah returned from New York with an early bird description of the New York World’s Fair. Mrs Bixby calls it tremendous but wonders how organizers will finish by the April 22 opening. They report only Ford and GM buildings completed last week.
Eyewitness notes a quake plaguing Alaska with 60 people present at a "Little Quake" event. Patrons sheltered as waves and cracks in the earth raised concern while Kodiak doctors and evacuees recount injuries and evacuations to the high school gym.
Bill Robinson and Bob Rath, sons of Robinson Furnace Repair, attended Miracle Water training school in Middletown Ohio last week. The course covered installation and maintenance of water conditioning equipment for which Robinson is a local dealer.
Saline High School alumnus Mike Bixby plans periodic visits to Saline Area Schools this month to gather material for a term paper for a University of Michigan course. He will study district programs and facilities as part of his research.
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