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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1964
Page
5
A columnist muses on children and stairs as a metaphor for politics. It cites John P. Roche's Shadow & Substance arguing moderates compromise on truths, then contemplates whether public discourse actually moves the world. The piece ends with a grudging call to continue speaking up.
On Saturday September 19 from 10:00 am to 12 noon the Crestwood Knolls subdivision area will have the city office open to receive written complaints about major defects in home construction and to accept voter registrations. City Clerk E. J. Muir announces the event.
The Best of Fair trophy went to Mrs. Paul Alber for her knitted Eagle Afghan as blue ribbon winners in the national Wool Needlework Contest preliminaries. Many others earned state ribbons in bed spreads rugs breads and canning, including Pearl DeLong, Ed Tren ton, and Doris O Mara. Beatles crowd at Olympia drew Mary Beach and Nancy Lipbach.
The Saline Area Schools total enrollment after the first week stands at 1838. Saline High School counts 650 students with eight special education pupils. Jensen Elementary lists 150 kindergartners and more expected. Intermediate School totals 440 with grades 5 to 8 at 157, 125, 158, respectively. Grade counts at Jensen Elementary include 136 first grade, 165 second grade, 149 third grade, and 140 fourth grade, bringing the current total to 740.
Area boys age 8 and up are invited to a Cub Scout registration meeting on Wednesday September 23 at 7 30 pm in Jensen Elementary gym. The event includes the rechartering of Cub Pack 416 and expects more dens as membership rises. Call 429 5525 for parent volunteer information. Local businesses supported a Cub display and derby track at the fair.
Mr and Mrs William Lindemann of Pleasant Lake Road were declared the oldest married couple at the fair based on Old Settler registration. They have been wed 53 years, with Adolph Diable 89 as oldest other man and Mrs John Wiedmayer as oldest other woman in the area.
St James United Church of Christ announces its annual chicken supper on Thursday October 8 with serving starting at 5 30 p m Admission is by ticket only Tickets are 175 for adults and 75 cents for children Tickets available from Edwin Finkbeiner at 4297411 or Garden 83039 or Mrs Kenneth Dieterle at 4299052.
The Saline Reporter, published weekly at 106 W. Michigan Ave Saline Michigan, lists subscription rates for county and out-of-county and notes second class postage paid in Saline Michigan.
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