Garbage Wrapping Advice From City Officials
City residents are urged to wrap garbage in paper or place it in paper sacks before pickup to prevent leaks. Do not drive unsafe, ensure lids are secure, and avoid exposing waste to freezing conditions.
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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1960
Page
3
City residents are urged to wrap garbage in paper or place it in paper sacks before pickup to prevent leaks. Do not drive unsafe, ensure lids are secure, and avoid exposing waste to freezing conditions.
The Pittsfield Grange reported a huge success of its Christmas party with Mrs. Fred Stolsteimer and helpers organizing. Ruth Hagen led carols with piano by Clara Finkbeiner. Santa distributed gifts, drawing cheers from all ages. An New Year’s Eve dance is set for Grange Hall from 9 to 2 with admission $1.50 and favors. A January 1 tournament is noted in the Grange calendar.
Carol M Englehart wed Arthur E Guilfoil in an afternoon ceremony at the Saline Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Englehart, wore white taffeta with a veil and carried white roses. The groom is from Milan and serves in the Navy at Patuxent River. Local updates include telephone work schedules affecting Ann Arbor Saline service and hospital nursery notes.
Fragmented item mentions Yake Witz returning January 3 after Antarctic service and a church ceremony. It references Mike Strait and contact lenses copying his son Ed, plus a Siamese kitten gifted by Lang to Sallee Jo hidden in H. L. Engel home. A playful line questions driving confidence and notes university payroll deposits and Michigan.
The Saline Reporter appears weekly on Wednesdays with subscriptions at 3.00 per year Entered as Second Class Matter in the Saline Michigan post office under March 3 1879 act.
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