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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1969
Page
2
Lodi Township enacts an ordinance to regulate electrical work, license contractors and journeymen, establish a Board of Electrical Examiners, set inspection and permit rules, and provide reciprocal recognition with Michigan municipalities. The board, fees, inspection powers, and safety standards are outlined, with penalties for violations and license validity details.
A township ordinance governs electrical licensing for journeymen and contractors, requiring registration with the Electrical Inspector and stating that out‑of‑state contractors obtain Michigan licenses. It sets exemptions for home wiring by qualified persons with permits, and notes board authority to publish rules taking precedence over national code. Also mentions a public utility exemption and a court‑related provision. In a separate note, three boys in Saline Fair costumes portrayed Minute Men Spirit of 76, with mixups in judging times and a ribbon awarded.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Hering attended a five day National Health and Welfare Pension Plans Foundation convention in New York. Ed served as a Plumbers Union delegate and trustee. The document also cites ordinance repeal and liability sections dated September 8 1969 from Lodi Township Michigan.
Charlie Foster and about 300 Farm Bureau Agents are highlighted for offering diverse insurance and financial protection products. The piece notes their broad reach and commitment to serving all customers with comprehensive coverage.
An ad promotes electric heating as affordable and comfortable for average homeowners. It touts even heat, no dryness, and a cleaner home, inviting readers to call Edison Approved Electric Heat Contractors for a no obligation estimate.
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