Former Locals Help Care For Disabled Indian Boy In Deming
James and Donna Croy of Denning New Mexico opened their home to six month old Michael Zuazua born with an open spine and hydrocephalus. Friends from Mescalero Apache Reservation raise funds through the March of Dimes and Lions to furnish care including a special table and parallel bars. Michael now stands for 45 minutes daily and is learning to walk and talk with loving guidance from his new family. He will require further surgery for bladder control, with ongoing support from the Croys and local organizations.
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Saline Area
March of Dimes and
Lions
Denning
New Mexico
James
Donna Croy
Michael Zuazua
Mescalero Apache Reservation
Michael
Croys
Donna
Maple Rd
Deming
Roy Stoddard
Norman Bohnett and
James Bohnett
Deming Noon Lions Club
Deming March of Dimes
Planning Group Moves Downtown Meeting to Bigger Center
The Saline Planning Commission moved its April 10 downtown Saline meeting with business district proprietors and property owners to the Monroe Street Community Center due to anticipated high turnout. The session on proposals for the downtown area starts at 7 p.m. and was moved from City Council chambers.
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Saline Planning Commission
Central Business District
Monroe St
Saline
Planning Commission
Saline Jaycees Open Nominations For Outstanding Educator
Saline Michigan Jaycees invite nominations for their Outstanding Educator award with a new format allowing any sex or age. Nominees must be in education and live or work in Saline. Deadline is today. Also Saline Public Library extends due dates for books returned in the fourth week after checkout with borrowed books due over a five day window starting April 30 to May 5.
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Saline Jaycees
Saline
Jaycee Project
Barry Barker
Saline Public Library
Saline Library
Launch Childcare Program CAPS Aids Mothers Of Retarded Children
In Fairfax Virginia a group forms the Childcare Assistance Program for Special Children to relieve parents caring for a retarded child. Volunteers train and provide respite services at a fraction of professional babysitter costs, benefiting about 300 families yearly.
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Fairfax
Virginia
Farm Bureau predicts prices may never return to old levels
Michigan Farm Bureau warns consumers face higher food costs as wages rise and taxes stay high. They cite 129 percent wage gains versus 11 percent farm price increases and 46 percent retail price growth, urging acceptance of higher food prices alongside wage trends. Den Mothers for Cub Pack 419 meet April 17 at 9:30 am. Pack 474 to hold a kite contest April 29 at 1 pm sharp. Ed Howe quote on advertising paraphrased.
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Michigan Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Cox
Clark St
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