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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1968
Page
12
During National Wildlife Week March 17 23 the Parks Division offers interpretive programs in southern gan areas. Waterloo Recreation Area near Chelsea hosts events from Portage Lake Campground including waterfowl tours on March 17 and 24 at 2:30 p.m.
Postmaster General Lawrence F. O Brien predicts 1968 will be rougher than 1867 for promoters of bogus business directories. Saline firms have sent envelopes labeled classified listings, prompting local owner Hubert Beach to report about 20 such solicitations. Postal inspectors report 34 directories under scrutiny and four cases to U.S. attorneys.
The AMA warns clothing fires here risk especially from paper garments worn near flames after laundering or rain. It cites 2 million annual burn injuries, 100000 hospitalizations, and about 2000 deaths, urging checks for fire screens and safe practices.
Daily notices on upcoming school menus for March 4 to 8 list Barbe cues through fish sticks and milk. The piece also reports changes to the Flammable Fabrics Act broadening coverage to all fabrics and products, including blankets and upholstery, with enforcement details and regulatory goals.
Chief Jim Levlett warns parents about spring sex offenders and urges vigilance for children. He promotes Helping Hand homes as safe contact points and recalls deceptive rides by adults. The piece also notes child burns from fabrics and matches, urging careful home safety practices.
A Michigan Public Health lab confirms rabies in a skunk killed by a dog near Milan in Monroe County. The Washtenaw County Health Department notes wildlife reservoirs keep rabies a threat to animals and people and cites past dog vaccination clinics and a two year vaccine duration.
The passage of House Bill 10 allows self employed farmers businessmen and professionals to invest up to 10 percent of their net income from their business and deduct it from their income tax return. Farm Bureau. Life In s Prototype investment pan has been approved by IRS. I will be happy to explain any and all details to you.
James P. Scherz of the University of Wisconsin explains aerial photography can monitor pollution. He cites a paper mill waste example photographed from 1000 feet using 35 mm film and filters to reveal infrared spectrum beyond the eye. A brief local note mentions visits by Mrs. Finkbeiner and Mrs. Layer to Grass Lake.
Monday night results show ladies first through third May Brown Lillian Schaerer Gussie Baumgardner and men’s top three Jacob Finkbeiner Edwin Nissley Roy Bihlmeyer. Frank Nixon won lone hands Garnet Seyfried took the door prize. Previous week winners were Dorothy Frederick Irene Nixon Ruth Heusel William Marshall Edwin Armbruster William Herzog. Lone hands prize went to Mark Sweetland door prize to Ray Hillis.
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