Springtime Buzz Hits Saline With Projects And Plans
Saline launches spring renewal as Earthmovers prep for the expanded Saline Community Hospital and Extended Care Facility. Girl Scouts organize a litter bike cleanup while shade-tree orders rise and the Dairy Queen opens. Local musicians prepare for the State Solo and Ensemble Festival in Flint as church social plans and a Central Business District meeting emerge. School vacation planning starts, and organizers discuss a Saline Chamber of Commerce. VFW moves to Klager complex in Bridgewater amid a spring blizzard closing the cycle.
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Saline
Saline Community Hospital
Saline Area
Girl Scouts
Flint
St. James United Church of Christ
Saline Planning Commission
Florida
Hawaii
Chamber of Commerce
David Simmons
Saline V.F.W
Legion Post
V.F.W
Klager
Bridgewater
Readers urged to spread creator's law to curb crime
Floyd Malkemus urges teachers to have American children read a creator's law and share it with ten people. He argues minds shape life conditions and souls reflect harvest after death, and that policing treats offenders wrong by ignoring this law. He believes widespread reading could reduce crime.
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Teachers of
America
Floyd Madill Malkemus
Saline Reporter Offers Subscriptions and Postage Rates
The Saline Reporter notes publication schedule and pricing with Saline 48176 mailing details. It lists weekly issues published Wednesdays and Fridays from 106 West Michigan Ave Saline Michigan. Subscriptions cost five dollars within the county and six fifty out of county.
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Saline
West Michigan Ave
Barkley Moore Sets Vision of Literacy Revolution
Barkley Moore of Lexington Kentucky reframes revolution as improving lives not violence. After seven years teaching in Tran he notes 400 letters in six months showing his impact, including a former student who started a library at the high school. He sees literacy as the key to development.
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Barkley Moore
Lexington
Kentucky
Moore
Tran
States
Mr. Moore
Big Benefits of Ideas and Individual Action in Banking
A speaker urges a literate society to value ideas and individual effort. He cites Abraham Lincoln and a street banker, Douglas Ades of Chemical Bank in New York, as examples of how one person can impact communities. The program shows SBA loan guarantees and urban aid helping inner city residents secure loans and support services.
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Abraham Lincoln
Douglas Ades
Chemical Bank
New York
Harlem
Ades
Addiction Services Agency
Small Business Administration
Pharmacists warn of ingestion dangers to youngsters
The Washtenaw County Pharmaceutical Association notes National Poison Prevention Week March 18 24 and outlines safety packaging under the Poison Prevention Packaging Act of 1970. They urge proper use of child resistant containers, pharmacist demonstrations, safe storage, and keeping Ipecac Syrup on hand for poison cases with doctor consultation.
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Washtenaw County Pharmaceutical Association
W.C.P.A
Commuters Routed on Temporary I 94 Westbound Route
Westbound I 94 traffic between Wayne Road and Haggerty Road near Detroit Metropolitan Airport is diverted to a one mile temporary road beginning March 12. The detour runs north of the current I 94 bypassing the I 94 I 275 interchange site as construction proceeds. Advisory speeds are 45 to 55 mph and normal lanes resume this fall.
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Wayne Road
Haggerty Road
Detroit Metropolitan
Romulus
Department of State Highways
Newport
Livonia
New Neighbors Addingtons Move to Saline from Hawaii
Bill and Nancy Addington arrive in Saline from Honolulu, moving to 263 Mark Hanna Ct last January as Bill, a U S Army major, becomes army advisor to Michigan National Guard based in Ypsilanti. The couple has four children Mike 15 Gwen 13 Debbie 9 Stephen 6.
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Bill
Nancy Addington
Saline
Honolulu
Mark Hanna Ct
U.S. Army
Michigan State National Guard
Ypsilanti
Addingtons
Mike
Gwen
Debbie
Stephen
Houghton
Oklahoma
Navy
Saline Jaycees
Air Force
Army
Sam
France
Thailand
Hawaii
U.S
Bangkok
Royal King's Guard
Spring Frenzy Hits a Quiet Household
Dear People captures a humorous slice of spring chaos as a narrator endures a morning of accidental cleaning, tangled strings, and mishaps from children and pets. The piece lampoons seasonal awakenings and quirky household dynamics with playful exaggeration.
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Editor’s Mail
Donna
Eer Kempf
Wanda
Ken Boudrie
National Poison Prevention
Vtetan
Citizens Bank OF
Nancy
Hartman Insurance Agency
Milt Hartman
Ann Arbor
Salino
Westside Hardware
Michigan
Monthra
Harry’s
Michigan Ave
Dancer’s Department
Graf’s
Graf
Gulf Service
Saline Savings Bank
Linda Stokes
Vanessa
Morris the Cat
David Cassidy
Solomon
Chad Everest
Charlie Foster
D. Duane Robison
Farm Bureau Insurance Group
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