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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1961
Page
9
Editor presents Tytler’s warning on democracy collapsing when voters fund themselves from the treasury. It notes repeating history from Athens to Britain and argues that Creator grants rights, not the state, urging readers to heed the lesson.
Saline to install water meters for residents and businesses including City Hall and the sewage treatment plant. Installation funded by city. users pay for setup. Council acted to end a long standing no meter policy noting minimal revenue impact and targeting March 31, 1962 completion.
New Saline distributes updated telephone directories to the area with over 2,200 mailed and an expanded yellow pages section containing current listings.
Police chief Earl Kirby urges caution during holiday shopping in saline. He cautions drivers not to be distracted by festive displays and offers an eight point guide: shop off peak times plan trips early avoid weather issues check tires and wipers keep distance yield right of way and view decorations from a safe position.
A Boy Scout Court of Honor will be held at 7 30 p.m. Thursday at the Intermediate School. Parents are urged to attend. The ceremony will present merit badges earned this summer and advancement awards earned this fall for the Saline troop.
Wash tenaw county Bankers Association distributes free Farm Account Books to farmers. The 1962 edition is now available at local banks and helps track records for 1040 income tax and Social Security. About 1400 farmers in the county use the books each year.
The 1962 Farmers' Tax Guides are available in the County Extension office Room 116 County Building. Stop in to pick up a copy or call to have them mailed. The University of Michigan scholarships committee processed over 2,400 applications in the 1960-61 school year.
Funeral services were held for Dorothy A. Dibble 52 who died suddenly while shopping in Monroe where she and her husband were visiting a daughter. Born April 14 1909 in Freedom township she was survived by Ralph F. Dibble her husband one daughter Marie Woll four stepdaughters and numerous grandchildren and relatives.
Monday creamed potatoes with chopped beef green beans fruit milk. Tuesday barbecues pickle slices cheese squares apple pie milk. Wednesday beef stew chef ry pudding milk. Also a meatless lunch. Thursday chicken and biscuits Christmas salad cookies subject to change Try an Ad in The Reporter.
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