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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1963
Page
5
The Farm Bureau urges a broad base flat rate state income tax to replace lost local and school revenues, supports a locally administered welfare program, and favors a fee based local court system with no property tax. It opposes forced school reorganizations, supports vocational training, and calls for federal program rollbacks including the ACP and farm aid reforms. Awards were presented for
The Saline Reporter notes subscription prices for local and out-of-county readers. In-county rate is three dollars while out-of-county is four dollars per year.
The article notes tenure depends on efficient service. It discusses MEA members mostly administrative staff and outlines petition requirements for state board cases. It lists Kassel as the largest local group, longest married couples, most recently married pair, and Paul Hellner as the longest Farm Bureau member present.
Katharine Pfeifle is recuperating at home after medical treatment at St. Joseph's hospital. Arthur Buss and wife visited Clarence Cline in Jackson. Marilyn Padget and Sonny Duke of Albion visited Armin Haeussler. Raymond Lambar th and family attended Cheryl Mayer's 11th birthday party. Elsie Bauer and Esther Noble visited Melvina Klager.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Feldkamp hosted relatives for dinner including Erwn Feldkamp and family in Ann Arbor. Several visits and events are noted with neighbors and friends sharing meals, a wedding reception at Knights of Columbus hall in Manchester, a fish supper in Ypsilanti, hayride party, and multiple family gatherings across towns.
Two items offered for sale. A 9 by 12 foot blue rug in good condition with some antiques, contact 429 7747. A 7 cubic foot Frigidaire freezer with across front freezing compartment in excellent condition, contact 429 9321 after 5 p.m. or on weekends.
A Pittsburgh high school graduate, Bill Carmack, reads 400 words in about two seconds and is touted as future fastest reader. Teacher Elsie Murphy predicts readers hitting 20 000 wpm with science aided methods and NBC TV program showcasing the speed reading experiment.
Nice 2 bedroom house trailer and large mobile home sites at 20 dollars per month. Each site has patios sidewalks and blacktopped drives. Water pressure excellent at all hours.
Wanted ground man for tree work must not climb prefer truck call after 6 pm 429 5393 ad in The Reporter Hazel 9 7380.
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