Waiting for the Right Moment Inspires Caution
A reflective aphorism on patience and expectation suggesting that outcomes may differ from what is anticipated when one stalls for the perfect moment.
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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1962
Page
3
A reflective aphorism on patience and expectation suggesting that outcomes may differ from what is anticipated when one stalls for the perfect moment.
Dorothy Quick deputy city clerk in Saline is praised for her efficiency and cheerfulness. She handles dog licenses budgets cemetery records payroll and city books while managing voter registration and daily tasks with a small staff. Quick, born in Saline and staying busy outside work with square dancing Girl Scout work and family, says she loves the job.
Winners in the first session of the Fun Club Euchre Tournament include Mrs Duncan Robison and Mrs Hazel Gordon and Mrs John Kohler in the women’s division, and Robert Gierbach Ray Alber Karl Bredernitz in the men’s division. Karl Bredernitz also won the galloper with Tracy LeBaron taking the door prize. The event began January 5 and runs six weeks with proceeds to the American Cancer Society and Saline Community Hospital.
A Cub Scout committee meeting is planned for 7 30 p m Wednesday January 17 at Howard Kuhl's home 99 W Henry St All den mothers assistant den mothers and committeemen are urged to attend.
A man watching chickens saw a hen attempt to swallow a large lizard. The lizard grabbed the hen by the throat and nearly choked it before the man intervened. The tale warns that alcohol toys with a person only to gain power and ruin.
DPW chief Mike Strait tells Council December 1961 was productive with salt used twice and ongoing tasks. Water mains and meters upgraded on Clark Street, new mains in Hollywood Drive and other streets, sewer cleaning and storm sewer improvements, two new drying beds at the treatment plant, and extensive curb, gutter, and paving work on multiple streets.
The Saline Reporter notes weekly publication every Wednesday and subscriptions priced at $3 per year. It states entry as second class matter in the Saline Michigan post office under the 1879 act.
City council meeting of January 2 1962 approves minutes and makes numerous appointments including George G Johnson budget finance and George A Anderson street commissioners. Several motions appoint city officers health officer and attorneys with annual meeting notices and utility bond amendments.
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