Saline urged to market as a town of services
Gerry Coe argues Saline should market itself to attract industries as a town of services. He lists doctors, dentists, lawyers, a hospital, beauty shops, carwash, banks, restaur ants, service stations, auto mechanics, and many offices, along with utilities, churches, schools, and recreation. He believes the concentration of services brings in out-of-town customers and supports local merchants. The idea is proposed as a potential development for Saline's growth.
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Gerry Coe
Detroit Edison
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
Saline
Gerry
Glasses found on Hollywood Drive reported to Reporter office
A pair of rose framed glasses in a woman’s size with one special lens was found on Hollywood Drive Tuesday by Myron Hazen and left at The Reporter office for the owner to claim.
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Hollywood Drive
Myron Hazen
Rotary to Meet at St Paul UCC Thursday Noon
The Saline Rotary Club will meet Thursday at noon at St Paul United Church of Christ with Elvin Armbruster as program chairman. The program includes a color film taken on an island in the Pacific narrated by Waldo Johnson of Adrian.
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Saline
Saline Volunteers Staff Ford Blood Bank May 1
Saline workers will staff the Ford Motor Co Blood Bank at the Ypsilanti plant on Friday May 1 from 1 to 7 pm. Wives of employees may volunteer, and others willing to help may call Mrs. George Austin or Mrs. Ed Hering for details.
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Ford Motor CO
George Austin
Ed Hering
Editor's Mailbag praises The Reporter coverage abroad
A reader commends The Reporter for national and international coverage rivaling major papers. He notes Gable's story, the Alaska dispatch, and Hemmye's foreign correspondence as standout. He jokes about Pulitzer nomination procedures and donations to lobby for foreign votes.
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Sunday Times
Gable
UPI
Hemmye
Mayoral Proclamation Law Day USA 1964
Jackson T Bennett mayor proclaims Friday May 1 1964 as Law Day USA in Saline urging citizens organizations and schools to observe with programs and activities highlighting the rule of law and citizenship. Dated April 20 1964 in Saline.
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Congress
United States
USA
Jackson T. Bennett
City of
Saline
Law Day USA
Legion Auxiliary Essay Winners Listed
Local winners of the American Legion Auxiliary annual essay contest were announced. In the senior division first place went to Sandra Burkhart, with Stan Harrison second and Mary Beach third from Mildred Haswell's class. Nanette Moranville won junior division first with Jan Austin second under Claire Frantway. Libby Lancaster placed third in Julie Crockett's class. First place essays advance to the district contest.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Sandra Burkhart
Stan Harrison
Mary Beach
Mildred Haswell
Nanette Moranville
Jan Austin
Claire Frantway
Libby Lancaster
Julie Crockett
Robert Harvey
Auxiliary to Elect Girls State Representative Tuesday
The William B. Lutz Unit 322 American Legion Auxiliary calls a meeting on Tuesday April 28 at 8 p.m. in the American Legion Hall to elect their Wol verine Girls State representative. The program will focus on Child Welfare.
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Wm. B. Lutz
322
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Wolverine
Saline OES Set Special Initiatory Meeting
Saline Chapter 311 OES will hold a special initiatory meeting on Monday April 27 at the Masonic Hall. The committee for the evening includes Mrs Kenneth Auten Mrs Lance Rogers Mrs Nelson Watling and Mrs Raymond Stierle.
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Saline
OES
Masonic Hall
Kenneth Auten
Lance Rogers
Nelson Watling
Raymond Stierle
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