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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1958
Page
2
A nostalgic poem laments changing time and values. The speaker recalls past days when work was steady and Sundays were sacred. It contrasts simple pleasures with modern busy life and warns of moral decline and slipping toward hell.
Alton F. Ealy a Saline educator attended the 29th annual Conference for Teachers of Vocational Agriculture at Michigan State University Kellogg Center from July 28 to August 1. Over 25 Michigan educators and officials joined in workshops on nuclear energy, space age education, and the total school program. The five day event was hosted with support from the Office of Vocational Education State DPI and the Michigan Association, in cooperation with MSU colleges.
Senator Potter summarizes Washington developments on Michigan matters. A Defense Task Force surveys Michigan's Upper Peninsula for strategic potential, with field tours and data gathering across Gogebic, Keweenaw, Ishpeming, Houghton, Ironwood, Sault Ste. Marie, and nearby bases. Separate items note switchblade sale limits, spectrum-use study, Pershing Trophy honors for Michigan National Guard, and Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science history.
The August Michigan Hostel News honors Johnny Rule houseparent of Saline Youth Hostel with a portrait of the year. Friends and hostelers send congratulations as a Boy Scout troop camps nearby and Rule’s family gathers for a weekend of picnics and visits at Saline Valley Farms.
City officials and Michigan State Highway Department representatives discuss road improvements for downtown Saline. Plans call for raising the highway and reconstructing sidewalks and curbing due to dangerous conditions from honeycombed and dug coal bins. Work could start this summer with funding uncertainty. state may cover full cost.
Miss Karen Taylor a sophomore at the University of Michigan School of Music will be piano soloist with the Detroit Summer Symphony Orchestra conducted by Walter Poole on Thursday August 7 at the Detroit Fair Grounds 8 15 p m. The concert moved from July 22 due to rain following her $250 prize in the first annu g Bendetson Netzorg Memorial Bi ano Contest sponsored by the Bohemians Musicians Club of Detroit and she will perform Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata Movement No 2.
A dinner guest of the Beckners, Mrs. Lucile Johnson DéRyke, occupies the other cabin whenever her duties permit, as listed in the period account of summer occupancy.
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