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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1961
Page
4
Police Chief Earl Kirby urged all junior riders to treat bicycles as vehicles and follow traffic laws. He outlined key rules on carrying passengers, riding two abreast, yields at sidewalks and alleys, avoiding packages that impede grip, and parking practices for cyclists.
The text states that cyclists on sidewalks must yield to pedestrians and signal before passing. It also requires bicycles used at night to have proper lights and a braking system capable of skidding the wheels on dry, level pavement.
Miss Joan Wiebusch, a sophomore at Central Michigan University, played a major role as Louise in the music and drama production Carousel. The university publication Central Michigan Life commended her ballet performance. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Wiebusch of S Maple Rd and studies dancing and designing at Central Michigan.
Mr and Mrs Milton Johnson host an open house from 2 to 5 pm Sunday at 9500 Marian road in honor of their daughter Marian a University of Michigan graduate. Miss Johnson will work as pharmacist at The Quarry Inc in Ann Arbor after graduation.
Members of the Kiwanis club of Saline raked dragged rolled and prepared the city park baseball field for the Connie Mack opener on Saturday. They returned today to clean the brush area and will provide players benches.
Merritt Martin and Ron Finkbeiner spotted in a Michigan Jaycee Official Convention Car as 65 cars prepare to caravan to Atlanta where President Kennedy will keynote. The Chevy marks Martin as state vice president with Ron and two Ann Arbor delegates aboard.
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