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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1960
Page
8
This week an announcement confirms the hold of the annual Ice Cream Social on Thursday July 7, inviting community members to attend. Variety of flavors and activities planned. Proceeds benefit local programs.
The American Legion Auxiliary urges Saline residents to wear a Poppy this Friday and Saturday in a memorial observance for war dead and disabled veterans. Poppies, crafted by veterans in hospitals, honor sacrifices made after World War I and are produced at Battle Creek Veterans Hospital.
A reader responds to a previous article on abacus use in Pontiac and nearby schools noting abacus popularity abroad and its economical appeal. The letter also urges school board candidates to show tact, thoroughness, and district focus, endorsing collective board service by seven members from Saline Area Civic Association.
Plan outlines a three day rummage sale sponsored by the Altar Society of St. Andrew Catholic Church. The event runs 9 AM to 5 PM on Thursday Friday and Saturday May 19 20 and 21 with extended hours until 8 PM Friday. LaVere Austin chairs the sale to be held in the church basement on Monroe Street.
The article discusses electing four school board members and outlines board functions. It lists policy making, funding facilities, evaluating district efficiency, and informing residents about finances and educational needs as core duties. It notes voters will choose candidates next month and emphasizes informed decisions.
Joseph D. Craigmile of 204 S Ann Arbor Street was elected president of the Ann Arbor Engineers Club for a term beginning July 1. Craigmile is a consulting engineer with Ayres Lewis Norris and May in Ann Arbor.
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