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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1969
Page
5
The piece explores playful and cautious uses of contracted terms in local headlines from Parochial to Yspital and Interschool, noting how language tweaks affect readers. It then reports Saline district growth trends, with kindergarten declines and a projected nine year window before new high school needs arise, per Superintendent Harold Hintz.
A Saline mother sparks a discussion on how to entertain young people while balancing noise and wear. The piece notes many existing resources including The Place at the Presbyterian Church, school facilities, dances, ice rink, and leaders from 4-H and Scouts, plus YMCA classes in Ann Arbor.
The Reporter's New Neighbors column notes 93 children of school age or younger moved to Saline between June 1968 and January 1969. About half are pre schoolers. others would need two more classrooms and teachers. Many arrivals come from young apartment residents with one child, while some families with four or more children are moving in. Some families of 19 elementary students moved out recently.
Washington Report notes Adam Clayton Powell seated after five hours of debate with repayment of 25000 misused funds and loss of seniority. References Lloyd Bailey NC elector switching votes, and prospects for hearings on electoral reform and a constitutional amendment this year.
Irving J. Rubin, TALUS director, outlined a master plan for seven Southeast Michigan counties covering Wayne, Washtenaw, Monroe, Oakland, Macomb, Livingston and St. Clair. He forecast population rising from 4.4 million in 1965 to 9.0 million in 1990 and housing stock at about 16.5 billion with 1.1 million new units needed. The study costs 4.8 million with a late summer plan recommendation.
The Saline Area United Fund holds its annual meeting at 8 pm Tuesday in City Council chambers with officers to be elected and a committee report on a proposed additional bequest to the Saline Library. The Happy Hands 4-H club December meeting included a Christmas party and gift exchange.
A terse aphorism about human fallibility contrasts error with the difficulty of acknowledgment. An anonymous attribution hints at timeless advice on accountability and honesty.
Funeral services were held Wednesday for Doris Finkbeiner 47 of Saline who died suddenly Saturday at home. She was born October 21 1921 in Saline daughter of Oscar and Clara Klein. Survived by two sons Lee and Dale, siblings, and several in laws. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery with memorials to Saline Community Hospital.
Funeral mass was said for Mrs. Alphonse A Payeur at St Andrews Catholic Church in Saline. The 67 year old resident of 163 Payeur Rd died after an extended illness at St Joseph Mercy Hospital. She was born in Lotbiniere County Quebec and married Alphonse Payeur in 1922. Survivors include her husband four sons two daughters 17 grandchildren and several relatives. The rosary was recited Friday from Bahnmiller Funeral Home with Father Joseph B Noelke officiating.
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