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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1969
Page
4
Mike Rogers a Saline High School senior in the Cooperative Work Program is employed at Ray's Auto Shop repairing automobiles. He resides at 275 Monroe St and works with Ray Alber on the shop floor.
The Richard Ward family of Mt Clemens visited Mr and Mrs Leon Bacon for dinner. Mrs Hazel Lamkin stationed at Oscoda spent last week with the Bacons. The Stanley Opfermann family of Monroe and Mrs Melvin Armbruster and Butch were guests of Mr and Mrs Otto Bredernitz. Airman Mark Armstrong was also mentioned in association with the visit.
Goodwill Industries truck now visits Saline on Wednesday evening instead of Tuesday. For home pick up, call Mrs. Helen Koebbe at 429-9695. Also notes a lighthearted line about getting away and camping with four million others.
A reflective, era style line argues democracy depends on citizen action and critiques ineffective repairmen who fail to fix broken machines, implying political and social systems unravel when tasks remain undone.
Ellie Bonczyck, five, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bonczyck of 550 Hollywood Dr, is treated for ambliopia or lazy eye. Doctors prescribe wearing an eye patch over the good eye to restore vision, a plan she follows with determined cooperation.
Ellie, remembered by classmates and relatives from Saline Storybook Gardens, faces treatment to restore vision in her eyes seen in a class photo last fall. The note compares her eye patch to Charlie Brown's sister in Peanuts and hopes for a 2020 clear sight.
Barry Barker, a materials engineer for Wyandotte Chemical, and his wife Audrey, an elementary teacher, moved from Whitmore Lake to Saline with three children. A flash fire and explosion at their Fosdick Road home caused no injuries but required a month to clean up, delaying Christmas. Others in the area, including the Kreutz family, are staying with neighbors as their own home on Bishop Street is completed.
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