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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1956
Page
4
Mis Eva Nelson and daughter Beverly were guests of Mrs Ed win Wild on Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Edwin Wild visited Mr Wild's parents, Mr and Mrs Edward Wild, in Ang Arbor Sunday.
Mrs Lawrence Deede returned to her home Tuesday after a ten day stay at Ridgewood Hospital. She is recovering from surgery satisfactorily.
Saline councilors present including Mayor Leutheuser and Attorney Roesch approved re appointments for 1956. Wolfin named street commissioner and Muir re appointed street administrator. A special March 12 1956 election authorized to adopt Ordinance No 133 and grant to Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. to supply gas. Parcel: Randolph Coates permit for a $17000 brick residence. E J Muir City Clerk.
The second conference for parents was held at Saline Elementary School last Monday. Mrs. Barclay and many teachers worked late to ensure every parent could discuss their child's progress. In about two weeks most parents will receive a written report from the school.
In the matter of Mary Viola Spaulding a mentally incompetent, Nina Arend as guardian filed an annual account and petition for its allowance. The court fixes February 17 at 10 AM for examining and approving the account with three weeks of public notice in the Saline Observer. Jay H. Payne, Judge of Probate. Anna Douvitsas, Register of Probate.
The Saline Junior High Band raises money for new equipment by selling milk chocolate almond bars for 50 cents each. Bars weigh a quarter pound, with 40 percent of proceeds going to the band. Sales run from before Christmas through February 1.
Saline Howard Wilkie of Milan was named president of the Holstein-Freisian Association at a Monday noon meeting at St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church. Sixty members attended the dinner served by the Womens Guild and elected George McCumber Ann Arbor vice president George Paul Whitmore Lake secretary treasurer. Board members are George Carpenter Wayne Norman Randall Clinton and Albert Gall Latino. Russell Miller Willis spoke on Holstein Activity Reports on the National Field Michigan and Indiana while Jack Budd Belleville discussed State Level activity. A Black and White Show was voted for the last week in July with location undetermined. Piano by Katrene Gall.
The 1956 Chevrolet lineup offers V8 or 6 engines with hydraulic lifters and up to 205 horsepower. It touts mountain-climbing ability and smooth power, plus optional safety features like seat belts and instrument padding. Fisher Body design emphasizes performance, handling, and safety.
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