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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1964
Page
5
The editorial urges a NO vote on raising the tax millage from 15 to 18, arguing the division formula lacks public justification and the funds lack specified用途. It criticizes Saline supervisors' opposition as prudent caution and warns against tax hikes without clear, stated purposes amid Atomic Age concerns.
Rural residents protest poachers and careless hunters in a seasonal surge. John Bergey farm on Dell Rd reports an eight point buck shot at close range with birdshot and left to rot. Bergeys run a convalescent home and demand hunting respect, fence protection, and owner permission before any farm trespass.
Six sheep valued at 160 dollars had to be destroyed after a marauding dog severely injured them Sunday on a Bridgewater Township farm. Fred Below of 8130 Ernst Road reported spotting a dog chasing the flock Sunday morning.
The Saline Jaycees sponsor a car wash on Sunday October 18 to benefit the Cystic Fibrosis fund. It runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Community Ford garage with Dick Hilmoe as project chairman.
A Saline Jaycees Auxiliary meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday October 19 at the home of Mrs Earl Feldkamp.
Farm Bureau entries list new township directors Glenn Seleska Charles Wright Alan Aprill and Edward Makielski plus director at large Paul Geiger and a slate of delegates and alternates including Armin Haeussler Theron Schnierle E J Hopkins John Buss and David Gordon. Local issues urge zoning enforcement and enhanced road sign visibility with STOP or YIELD signs. vocational training support and opposition to excessive Federal control through Federal Aid to Education.
The Goodwill Industries truck will collect donations in Saline on Tuesday October 20. To arrange for pick up call Mrs Dorothy Hutzel at 429-9828. Mrs George Elliott and Arthur Kuhl were named delegates at large.
Clarence E. Prentice of the Michigan Farm Bureau praises the local paper during National Newspaper Week. He defends private ownership and advertising as essential to serving the public without bias and warns against government overreach into the press.
The piece notes remarks by Prentice on threats to the newspaper business and press freedom. He argues that a free press and free agriculture have been destroyed in other nations, and praises a capable local newspaper editor as a crucial community watchdog. Big Event? Tell The Reporter.
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