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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1964
Page
7
A Michigan State University zoology expert discusses bat intrusions, noting bats enter via openings, roost between walls, and aren’t easily driven out by poison or fumigation. He recommends learning to live with them and waiting for warm summer evenings to post watchful observers.
YSH notes Mr and Mrs Harold Hansen of Belleville have resigned from Ypsilanti State Hospital to take a two month western and southwestern trip before starting new jobs in Phoenix Arizona He was nursing service supervisor and she an HEG technician Also mentioned are Floyd Roberts visiting Toledo John Stauter’s return from Milan and Dr John Hampshire traveling to England for his father s funeral The item ends with a quip about bat control and a controversial line on burning the house as the only sure cure.
The national Dutch Rabbit Show comes to Farm Council grounds April 24 and 25 with breeders from across the United States. Hosted by the Ann Arbor Rabbit Breeders club, the event is free to the public and begins at 5 p.m. Friday with all-day Saturday activities culminating in a Saline banquet.
Twenty five Saline Key Club members traveled by chartered bus to Grand Rapids for the 13th annual Michigan District convention. They elected Steve Miller lieutenant governor of division 6 and heard speeches by Dr George Ogden Kirk and International President Kenneth Cohen.
A witty quip contrasts tastes for past and future with a preference for the now. The line suggests novelty and immediacy attract people, implying present moment allure as strongest. The sentiment plays on common dating stereotypes with brisk humor.
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