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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1962
Page
3
Associate Professor Hazel M. Losh of the University of Michigan notes spring officially begins at 9 30 p m on Tuesday March 20 when the sun crosses the equator. The equinox marks equal sunshine but daylight hours lengthen as the sun moves northward.
Saline battled Willow Run in a hard fought game that featured a late margin by Ezell Cole but the Hornets fell one field goal short. Six seniors on Saline will not play again, leaving a legacy of gumption and community pride. James Rhoades, returning from over three years in uniform, praised the country they serve. The Saline Chamber of Commerce highlighted a year of civic projects, from vocational guidance clinics to SBA advised business development efforts.
Mrs. William Albert of Nankin Township Michigan touts electric heat as free from drafts with warm floors and $35 monthly bills. She notes savings of $300 on installation and extra closet space where a chimney stood. The ad promises a free booklet Electric Home Heating and expert guidance from electricians or Edison offices.
Lamg cancer becomes the top killer among men, with deaths six times higher than two decades ago, marking a major shift in cancer mortality patterns.
A dying young woman confronts her father asking why he hid the existence of hell. He asserts God is merciful and there is no such place, while she warns that sheltering children from unpleasant truths harms their eternal fate. She cites the Bible and calls to warn others through Christ.
The Saline Chamber of Commerce pushes US-112 as The Scenic Route linking Detroit and Chicago with a strip map for tourists. It also lobbies for improved Saline bus service and supports plans for a local community college. The group highlights Christmas, Frontier Days, and retail boosts while urging more members to amplify impact.
The newly reorganized Injec tors car club sponsored by the High School has launched plans for safety movies for the public and for the purchase repair and sale of old cars. Club officers include Tom Adair president Wes Armbruster secretary and Jerry Hering treasurer with Dominick Pellegreno as faculty adviser. Members must be in 10th grade or above 16 years old hold a license and have access to a car. Speakers included Sgt Theodore Kentros county Youth Bureau Deputy Ray Armbruster and Ronald Parker and Donald Lowenberg of Ann Arbor who showed a traffic safety film.
Mr and Mrs Al Schmid hosted a Sunday dinner for Al's father George Schmid celebrating a birthday. The Erwin Schmids attended as dinner guests of daughter Pam, with Erwin noting the chicken was delicious. Have a baby Tell the Reporter.
Saline listings feature Saline Upholstering Antiques at 5144 Pleasant Lake and Terry's Service. Estes Rexall Pharmacy offers complete prescription service at 108 E Michigan. Citizens Bank and Savings Bank provide local banking, with Saline establishment locations on W Michigan.
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