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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1962
Page
8
The Ann Arbor Friendship club of the recreation department sponsors a dance and card party at 8 p.m. Friday at Pattengill School. Music by the Starlight Trio. Refreshments served. Donation is $1 per person. Unmarried persons ages 39 to 64 invited.
An editorial argues the Kerr Mills Medical Assistance program shows no real need for King Anderson Medicare expansion. Data from Michigan and Washtenaw County indicate low uptake among those 65 and older, with most elderly receiving necessary care without broader federal intervention.
The Ypsilanti State Police post will host an open house on May 22 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. to showcase equipment and operations. Visitors will be escorted by officers as the Michigan and United States flags fly all week.
A betting man boards a Christian conference steamer by mistake and feels out of place as hymns and spiritual talk fill the air. He offers the captain money to land him ashore, illustrating that only a new nature through personal faith in Christ can enjoy the things of God now and in Heaven. Hell, too, requires transformation to be truly understood.
Ronald Dubais of 341 Marion Court, an experienced educator in Saline Heights, is named Teacher of the Week. The industrial arts and physical education teacher at the Intermediate School will transfer to the High School next year. He hails from Clarkston and is EMU trained with a 1959 bachelor’s in industrial arts and a 1961 master’s in administration. This year he teaches industrial arts to seventh and eighth graders and physical education to sixth through eighth, while coaching seventh and eighth grade football basketball and baseball teams with about 50 baseball players.
Saline High School teacher Robert Via will join high school physics teachers from four counties at Eastern Michigan University for a lecture demonstration on two new science education devices. The event, hosted by EMU and sponsored by General Telephone and Michigan Bell, features a mechanical wave machine and a Sun to Sound solar powered oscillator kit.
The 1962 Michigan highway map subtly shifts the Michigan Ohio border into Lake Erie affecting about 70 square miles. The 125 year dispute traces to 1836 when Congress defined the line as northeast from Maumee Bay. Michigan has alternately claimed the wedge area, with no final settlement yet.
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