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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1947
Page
3
Katherine Raus hosted a classroom visit to meet her pet raccoon. The animal ate three slices of bread with jam, wore a Halloween mask, and showed a heavy winter coat as students admired its tail rings. Wheeler's Pharmacy advert.
An Ann Arbor trip on December 2 ended with a private roller skating party for the class of 51. Freshmen hosted small dinners for teachers Mrs Haswell Miss McLaren Mr Ford and Mr Colby. The seventh grade girls pushed for eighth grade basketball and gym classes began amid groans yet the goal remains to beat the seventh grade with strong practice and student backing.
The seventh grade boys will play the eighth grade team next week in Saline High basketball. The seventh grade girls schedule a game the following week, as students hope the younger team prevails.
Ordinance outlines how local improvements are funded by special assessments on benefited lands and occupants. It sets how to compute front footage based assessments, seven day public inspection, and hearing procedures. It requires unanimous council vote if objections exceed half the property, and allows additional pro rata levies if funds fall short.
Fifth graders describe wreaths made for windows and a door, bright birth of Christ drawings by Gloria McCowan Eddie Doll Mary Koebbe Dick Gonser and Carol Burmeister, plus Christmas books borrowed from the Public Library and themes on the Meaning of Christmas posted on the bulletin board.
In arithmetic class students learn Roman numerals and have reached the thousand mark. Some children still struggle with combining letters while Miss Morden notes rapid progress from many students.
A note claims the demand is a permanent increase to the absolute minimum required to meet the parties' needs. It emphasizes the rate rise is essential for both sides and frames it as a mutual necessity. The language stresses urgency and inevitability of agreement.
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