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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1960
Page
7
After July 15 hunters may train dogs afield from sunrise to sunset with no firearms other than blank cartridge pistols or revolvers. The annual no training period runs April 15 to July 15 to protect nesting birds and animals, and after August 15 until the raccoon season opens, dogs may be trained at night.
City Council Monday night approved building permits totaling $68 000 for C. R. Schuur 202 W Bennett a 30 by 60 stock room addition at the Alabama plant for 3000 Tom Beauchamp residence at Lawson and Hillcrest for 15000 Holley Building Co permits 12000 each for lots 41 and 45 in Hi View and 13000 each for Lots 43 and 46 in the same subdivision Stereotyped plates long used in book printing preceded their use in newspaper production.
The article recalls Oakwood Cemetery history as Sexton Chris Volz repaired a broken headstone for David R. Dell. It notes founding donors, pioneer families, and early Saline leaders, plus a modern cemetery records project by Miss Ella Clark and the D A R. Memorial Day graves, reverence, and ongoing preservation efforts are highlighted.
Rep George Meader of Ann Arbor Michigan explains his vote on the federal pay raise bill. He says he supported the bill to avoid no raise and cites more support than opposition while denying pressure from any side. He notes staff review shows 93 supportive letters 2 against 24 to override veto and 3 to sustain.
Richards announces a campaign committee for the second district race in Washte naw county ahead of the August 2 Republican primary. He lists volunteers Arleigh Squires Vance Holmgren Barbara Heffington Arthur Jenter and Jay Weinberg from Milan Ypsilanti Manchester and Chelsea assisting the effort.
Under Act 12 of 1960 all children enrolling for the first time in Michigan schools must show evidence of immunization against smallpox diphtheria whooping cough tetanus and polio. Exceptions apply only if a religious or other conviction is stated by parents.
The Busy Workers 4 H Club met July 7 at the home of Nancy and Alice Croy at 2 o clock. Demonstrations featured Nancy Croy presenting apple crisp and Alice Croy with Nancy Girbach showing chocolate cake. Cecile Robinson measured ingredients and discussions covered the Public Speaking Contest and Officers Training Meeting date change. Next meeting set for July 14 with refreshments by Alice and Nancy Croy.
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