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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1973
Page
2
The piece argues youths show more respect for the law than many grown ups, praising young drivers for obeying stop signals at school buses. It cites Saline bus drivers reporting repeated near misses from motorists who ignore flashing signals, especially older drivers, and calls for a reprimand of the adult violators.
Feb events include Jim Hering seeking hickory nuts and walnuts contact 429-7328. Anderson Paint Co. to address Welcome Wagon Feb 27 at Middle School library. Saline Historical Society meets Feb 28 at 8 p.m. at Community Center Monroe St with Frank Wilhelme speaking on state activities.
The General Telephone directory for Saline has 6 400 copies distributed. Customer service manager Carl Lamphier notes no major format changes, but the directory is larger with expanded yellow and white pages and contains an index, contents, emergency numbers on Page One, long distance rate info, discounts for direct dialing, and state law guidance on harassment calls. He urges users to review the old directory before replacing it.
Saline High School releases its first semester honor rolls for four classes. Seniors lead with many all A and A minus scholars including Jim Lewis Todd Davis Kay Bailey Jennifer Bishop and others. Juniors also show strong results with top marks and a long list of named students achieving A or A minus averages.
The article lists sophomores with A and A minus averages led by McCann and Barb, naming students such as John Hoffman Doug Peck Debby Perrine Patti Perry Roger Raham and Brian Singleton. It notes sophomores with B and B minus averages including Sherry l Badour Lori Barnes Denise Braden and many others. Freshmen with A minus averages feature Cyndy Aprill Pam Harrison Judy Herter Kathy Luttman Cheryl Patterson alongside other honor roll freshmen.
Mrs. Maria Postal’s class at Union School heard Randy and Junko Thrasher describe Japanese art literature and calligraphy. Randy, a University of Michigan linguistics student, explained picture writing and displayed books and dolls while Junko demonstrated brush and ink calligraphy in a kimono.
A card party sponsored by the Pittsfield Grange and the Saline Hospital Auxiliary is set for March 19 at 8 p.m. at the Pittsfield Grange Hall on Saline Ann Arbor Road. Admission is $1 at the door with proceeds benefiting the Saline Community Hospital.
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