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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1961
Page
3
Saline voters backed their elected mayor and council in April 3 balloting, defeating the parking meter and city hiring measures by large margins. The editorial notes petitioners disrupted city work, praises current administration, and supports statewide Con-Con, hoping it will improve Michigan's political and economic health over time.
The Greater Detroit Area Hospital Council seeks the region's oldest hospital born resident for National Hospital Week May 7 13. Executive director Jacques Cousin says about 80000 babies are born yearly across 70 Council hospitals and the winner will receive special recognition at their birth hospital.
Weekly school menu proposes baked beans ham salad and butter sandwiches fruit cookies milk for Monday and similar meals through Friday with chicken biscuit beef noodle soup tuna noodle casserole and varied sides. Washtenaw County residents may contact Woodward 22717 or mail name address phone birthdate and hospital of birth to 1084 Penobscot Building Detroit Michigan by April 15 1961.
The Saline community profile highlights A M Chevrolet Co in Saline led by Art Moehn. The firm emphasizes service after sales, maintaining factory trained staff and a robust parts department to back up Chevrolet and Oldsmobile sales and used car reconditioning.
The excerpt mocks conservative and liberal views with fishing metaphors and UN debates. It notes Secret Service probing a Cuban kidnapping plot aimed at Caroline Kennedy and hints at civil defense plans for fallout protection. The writing reflects wartime era anxieties and a blunt, humorous critique of public figures and policy.
Five prize eggs were found at the Jaycee Easter Egg hunt on the Intermediate School grounds. A sixth egg, missing, would have yielded a puzzle prize. Participants included Henry Lawrence from Highland, age three, and others from Westside Hardware, Walker’s Dollar Store, Estes Pharmacy, and nearby addresses. Over 1000 eggs were used.
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