Latino Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Set
Members will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the Fire Hall to discuss department duties and community safety.
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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1964
Page
3
Members will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the Fire Hall to discuss department duties and community safety.
School menus list weekly meals from Monday to Friday with daily options such as chili and crackers, ravioli, mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese, and desserts. Each day includes milk and several sides, with notes that menus are subject to change.
The elementary school carnival on May 1 needs fathers to serve on hall patrol and assist in parking. The committee seeks two men to fill "Mr High pockets" clown roles. Interested volunteers should call Mrs Edward Makielski at 429 9355 or Mrs Buford Soden at 429 7693 promptly.
Saline police logged 4704 patrol miles in March, issued 176 parking summonses, investigated 17 accidents and 114 complaints and offense reports, made 43 traffic arrests, 10 complaint arrests, and 9 juvenile apprehensions.
A letter urges county action to widen straighten and resurface Saline Ann Arbor and Saline Milan roads. The writer cites heavy daily traffic icy days and frequent accidents and calls for a safer route to support local business and downtown services.
A columnist notes strange coin shortages with silver dollars scarce at banks and Federal Reserve. Some speculate hoarders melt coins for silver value while banks sell paper dollars for less than a dollar in change. The piece questions why silver dollars vanish.
Marine Private Jonathan S. Johnson, son of Milton A. and Mrs Johnson of 9500 Marion Rd, Saline, completes recruit training April 7 at Parris Island SC. Training included drill, bayonet work, physical fitness, parades, and rifle range practice with M 14 and infantry weapons. He reports to Camp Lejeune NC for further infantry training.
Junior Judgments surveys middle schoolers facing the word octogenarian. Students offered quick replies range from greetings to humorous reflections about the man’s age, with some guessing meanings or asking about his life and job.
brief note referencing congratulatory sentiments and a job printing service in the Saline Reporter, highlighting quality and service with a contact phone number.
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