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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1977
Page
2
Stribe first graders at Houghton School used varied materials to build and decorate imaginary animals. Students stuffed sacks for bodies and heads, added cardboard legs and necks, then covered with paper mache. After drying, they painted freely and finished with yarn tails for personal creatures.
Librarian Mary Ann Holland invites Saline readers to the Public Library on May 7 at 11 a.m. for the grand opening of a large crate on the stair landing. Children have guessed its contents and the reveal promises material especially suited for kids.
John J. Heller argues against a public relations officer for Saline School District, saying it hides board actions from students and bypasses direct communication. He urges teachers and principals to report directly to the board and advocates public hearings for feedback.
A Saline letter to the editor challenges the school board over hiring a full-time public relations director. The writer argues the move risks unemployment costs and lacks public transparency, urging boards to heed public opinion and preserve direct communication with residents. The note also condemns bond campaign duties in the job description.
Cub Scout Pack 474 wrapped its season on April 25 at Jensen School with awards led by Cub master John Thompson. Dozens of boys earned Bear Wolf and Gold Arrow badges along with Arrow of Light honors in a special Indian ceremony, as leaders were thanked and Akela named new leader. Scout-o-Rama on May 21 and Memorial Day Parade participation were announced. Saline Area Troops announce a paper drive on April 30 with pickups from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call Jim Dailey at 429-4939 for details.
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