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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1962
Page
4
State Attorney General Frank J. Kelley warns residents about a door to door magazine survey scam. Salesmen pose as survey crews to get checks on magazines then bill the consumer for orders and threaten collections. Report such contacts to local officials or the AG office.
The Saline Public Library will shift to Friday evening hours to align with downtown stores. On a trial basis it remains open Wednesday afternoons and evenings, Friday evenings, and Saturday afternoons, with Saturday evenings closed.
A daughter named Tracy Alene Bergstrom was born May 20 in Ann Arbor to Mr. and Mrs. Terry J. Bergstrom. At Saline Community Hospital in the past week two girls were born Pamela Jean Buckingham daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Buckingham of Milan and Karen Marie Marion six pound two ounce daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Marion of Saline. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ferris at St Joseph Hospital May 7 Joseph Jr. joining sisters Norleen and Cynthia.
Saline F and AM 311 will meet Tuesday at 8 pm to discuss a fire escape and lease arrangements. The meeting will be recessed until September 4.
A poor girl and her mother hear a talking doll directing them to a cottage in the woods where a big gold box awaits. The girl and mother become rich and live happily, while a dinosaur later discovers peanut butter and a red shirt, eating it all.
A simple scene describes a big pig cooling in a mud hole while a balloon floats overhead. The narrative notes the pig looking up at the balloon and names Alvin Ernst as associated with the item.
The Ann Arbor Jaycees will open their annual carnival at Veterans Memorial Park from June 5 to June 9. Co chairs James Smith and Don Carrann announce a Saturday matinee for children. Proceeds go to the Ann Arbor Research Park. free parking will be available at the site corner.
Soil Stewardship Week runs May 26 through June 3 in Washtenaw County with chair Raymond Girbach of the Washtenaw Soil Conservation District announcing nationwide sponsorship by 2900 soil conservation districts and church groups. The event promotes conservation of soil water and natural resources with the 1968 theme The Stream of Life.
University of Michigan aero nautical engineers released instruments to about 100000 feet by balloon to study atmospheric conditions and compare with satellite payloads similar to Tiros weather satellites.
SchlanderER and Sons at 208 S Main St offers fine jewelry diamonds watches and sterling items. The Van Buren Shop at 8 Nickels Arcade sells ladies foundation garments lingerie and hosiery.
A girl owns a doll with a magical diamond ring that grants her any request. The ring falls off at school causing sadness until recess when she finds it again. She decides never to take the ring to school again.
A fairy visits a boy on his birthday after his family cannot afford a party. She brings candy and a big dog, performs magic, and the boy's birthday becomes the happiest day of his life. Beth Anne Rogers.
A boy flies his kite as his sister watches. The girl struggles until their father helps lift her kite aloft, completing a small family moment.
A dinosaur snacks on cabbage when a mouse arrives and voices shared interest. The mouse notes abundant cabbage and suggests a joint meal, highlighting a brief moment of friendly competition over a garden patch.
The pilot and captain engage in a risky maneuver described as the twirler. The pilot realizes his seatbelt is off, falls from the jet, deploys a parachute, and calls the captain from the ground reporting the incident.
A short verse notes birds laying eggs in trees bees buzzing through the air and airplanes crossing the night sky under a quiet moon. Scott Bassett signs the piece.
A family visited a beach in a station wagon and enjoyed a slide before a canoe ride. During the trip the boy fell into the water and the father went for help addressed to Debbie Talsma.
The University of Michigan Survey Research Center reports that low or middle income families in America allocate nearly the same share of income to automobiles, furniture, appliances, and home repairs or additions as high income families.
An advertisement promotes a Reporter gift wear subscription for $3 with a contact phone number Hazel 9 7380 for ordering.
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