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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1963
Page
8
Saline students will visit Greenfield Village on field trips soon. Two 6th grade groups visited Friday with teachers Joe Graf and Amanda McKenzie.
Special education classes will end for the season at the regular closing hour on Tuesday June 4.
Saline police deploy a town wide blockade to deter and detect criminals. Chief Jim Levlett calls it a primary safety measure while residents and drivers become vigilant, reports say blockades aid apprehensions, protect the community, and occasionally intercept runaways.
Girl Scouts of troop 279 schedule a car wash on Sunday May 26 to fund their summer camping trip at Otsego State Park. Harry's Standard Service donates facilities for the project. The Perfect Gift A Reporter Subscription.
Postmaster Clarke Gordon announces May 20 to 25 as Mailbox Improvement Week. Saline rural route patrons should provide standard, well-maintained boxes, labeled with owner names, placed on the right side of the road for easy carrier access.
Four advanced biology classes from the High School will visit Kensington Park this week. Instructor Jay Starkey and student teacher Kay Chimoskey led two classes to the museum and nature trails on Wednesday. Two more classes will make the trip Friday with Starkey and teacher Hallie Jane Mehler.
Jean Reid, a 1961 Saline High School graduate, received the Mary Winters Scholarship from the Associated Women Students of Eastern Michigan University. The award honors high scholarship, leadership, and self-financing of education. Reid serves as AWS co social chairman and is an English major, daughter of Mr and Mrs James R Reid of 2290 Mooreville.
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