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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1961
Page
2
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Dicks entertained guests Sunday at a chicken barbecue at their Willis Road home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dicks of Plymouth, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Dicks of Wayne, and Floyd Dicks of Ann Arbor.
The U S Bureau of Commercial Fisheries proposes using texaphone to eradicate lampreys in East Bay Grand Marais Alger County, aiming to treat the bay and its channel. Michigan Director Gerald E Eddy must approve. A public meeting will be held to explain the plan given expected fish kill. Farrell Beach was admitted to Saline Community Hospital for medical treatment and possible surgery.
Three Steer Club winners pose with trophies from the annual banquet. Mary Harsh won reserve champion. Jerry Austin’s steer earned him a weight gain cup. Gale Riggs took showmanship and Jule Eder trophies. Ed Ross was absent sick at home. Katrene Gall and Eddie Gall also missed.
Sa line High School senior Bev Brown receives a letter of commendation from Principal and the National Merit Scholarship Corporation for outstanding performance on the NMSQT. John M. Stalnaker notes about 25 000 students nationwide are being honored. semifinalists and commendation recipients total under 2 percent of U S high school seniors.
Bruce Jackowski six years old, son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Jackowski, had a tonsillectomy Tuesday at Sa line Community Hospital.
The piece argues against federal or state aid to parochial schools, labeling it double taxation and unconstitutional. It contends governments fund public education and services, while Catholic parents choose religious instruction, implying subsidies would amount to promoting religion. It compares policing funded by taxes to schooling subsidies, noting personal choice and lack of legal obligation.
Room 16 celebrates Christopher Columbus posters with Dale Morton and Robert Cheeseman as winners featuring the Santa Maria. Room 14 studies seeds with bulletin board displays and seed art. Room 17 covers maps globes and world countries as science explores the sun’s size, noting the sun as a hot mass of gases. Mrs Carl Pearson hosts a stork shower with 20 guests at 615 W Cross St Ypsilanti.
Multiple local listings include farm fresh grade A eggs gourds Indian corn and other farm items. Also for sale shop equipment tools and vehicles with contact details in Saline and nearby areas. A shotgun and electronics for sale are listed with phone contacts. Public and private listings include rentals and real estate notes.
Three year old Joel Auten son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Auten of West McKay Street was admitted to Saline Community Hospital Monday night with pneumonia. Two year old Ronald Weisenreder is a medical patient at Saline hospital this week after being admitted Monday night. Sandra Baun fi ancee of Mr and Mrs A G Richards of Spring Street arrived in Saline from Washington DC last Thursday evening to visit this week.
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