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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1957
Page
2
Subscription rates listed for domestic and foreign mail with in advance payment terms. Advertising rates given for classified and display, with cross references to other papers. Short notes describe a Ghanaian minister and a prison term, a dessert salad recipe, DIY tool spending, Chinese escapee patterns, frozen vegetables advice, TVA tree program, Death Valley description and tourism, and borax mines.
Governor G Mennen Williams warns that Michigan faces a General Fund shortfall between 15 and 29 million dollars for the current fiscal year and a 38 million gap for school aid. He cites tax revenue shortfalls, legislative spending, and shifts of school and highway funds as key factors driving the cash squeeze.
Bert Clark an assistant football coach at the University of Washington co captained Oklahoma's 1951 football squad. Mississippi defeated Louisiana State 14 12 marking Ole Miss's sixth straight win over LSU.
The director turned over many unclaimed articles left in state vehicles by employees to the Welfare Department for disposition. Items include toy clubs fishing tackle baseball bats gloves and a volleyball.
William McKee, highway safety coordinator and secretary of the Emergency Highway Council, says drinking was directly involved in 36 percent of Vermont's 90 fatal motor accidents so far this year.
Winter brings regular to daily visits from birds at feeding stations. Use suet baskets and mesh containers, but protect against clever squirrels. Provide seed and sunflowers, scattered grains, and chopped nuts. Create brush shelters for quail and use sheltered feeding shelves to watch birds closely. A pocket guide by Alan Cruikshank helps identify species.
The American Farm Bureau Federation plans to adopt a platform at its Chicago convention calling for a gradual withdrawal from government price fixing and control programs. It urges orderly marketing aligned with free market forces to avoid unrealistic prices and large government surpluses while easing farmer dependence on federal interventions. The stance aligns with Secretary Benson's call to reduce federal involvement in farming.
Arnold Bennett on taste contrasts with the notion that even bad taste is better than none. The text explains processed white rice loses most of the grain’s bran and nutrients while regular white rice has outer bran removed.
Descriptive breakdown shows 42 percent desert 25 percent grassland and 33 percent forest across Arizona highlighting diverse ecosystems and land use patterns.
Henry Toy Jr outlines how data from science and math gains, plus concerns over English and social studies, shape debates on high school education. Parents should seek clear facts about English courses, demand evaluations, and avoid pointless comparisons to improve local schools.
Martin Hemenway, proprietor of Still's Restaurant, hosted patients from Ypsi lanti State Hospital at noon across three days. Dinner was served in the private dining room decorated with Christmas trees and bells. Groups from K1 Building, K2, and A Building attended 15, 19, and 20 guests respectively for a pre Christmas dinner.
Mrs Josephine Leonard hosted the Willing Workers Club for a 12 30 Thursday dinner with a tiny tree centerpiece. Mrs Arthur Lutz led devotions and roll call was answered by Christmas verses. Mrs Roy Stoddard ran Christmas themed word games and gifts were exchanged. Mrs Ethel Spike and Lt Billy Clark entertained Federated Church intermediate class in the dining room Thursday evening.
The Mary-Martha Guild held a Christmas program hosted by Mrs Willian Klein with Rev L Engel delivering a devotional and an exchange of gifts. Rotary Club Ladies Night on Dec 20 featured dinner at Hillside Inn with Stanton Roesch presiding and carols led by Paul Lambert. Rev Henry McKee and family visited Bucyrus Ohio for Presbyterian service including baptism of Dorothy Jean, the infant daughter of Rev Hillis McKenzie.
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