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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1956

Page

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Saline Bands Win District Festival Honors

Saline High School and Saline Junior High won unanimous First Division ratings at Wayne University district festival. Seven judges scored superior performances for both bands, with senior and junior bands earning fifth and eighth straight First Division ratings respectively. The senior band performed Michigan March, Man Overture, and Overture in Classical Style, while the junior band carried percussion and received strong judging comments. The groups qualified for the state festival in April, with the senior band traveling to Muskegon.

Saline Wayne University Wayne U Michigan Edwin Franko Goldman Haydn Wood Carter Howard Johnson Muskegon Skornika Hossier Yoder Men of Ohio Fillmore Detroit Myers Austin Johnson Dwight Reynolds Vna Greyhound Saline Area

Principals Gather for 40th Annual Chicago Convention

More than 4000 high school principals attended the 40th annual convention in Chicago February 25 to 29. Charles Jaquith represented Saline Junior High, with 82 discussion groups covering testing counseling scheduling finance discipline attendance and athletics among topics.

Chicago Charles Jaquith Saline Ralph Bunche The United Nations Leo Durocher William L. Shirer Kenneth McFarland Ruth Alexander Arthur Horrocks John A. Schindler Urer Benjamin C. Willis

Democrats Set March 10 Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner

The Detroit Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner at the Masonic Temple expects 5800 attendees on March 10 with a 25 dollar single or 35 dollar couple. An afternoon 2:30 to 5:30 program features a free Pan orama of Achievements with Governor Williams, Senator McNamara and other officials. The evening dinner at 6:30 will include Washtenaw County participants and a ticketing effort showing county support.

Detroit Masonic Temple Adlaid Stevenson G. Mennen Williams Williams McNamara Philip A. Hall Congress Michigan Howard Brackenburg Washtenaw County Democratic Committee Washenaw County A. P. Minnick Augusta Township Peter Kelly Walter Gregg Whitmore Lake Ed Bilbry Gerald Post Joseph Swope Wray Smith Lewis Zickgraff Ypsilanti Township Washtenaw John “Abernathy Ann Arbor Kenneth Heiningen Carl Werthner James Hendley Manchester William Rademacher Wallace Wood Chelsea C. C. Mott

Methodist Choir To Meet Wednesday For Easter Music

The Senior Choir of the First Methodist Church will gather Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. to avoid Lent conflicts and assist with Easter music. Mrs Marilyn Fry is the new choir director.

First Methodist Church Marilyn Fry

Milk Quality Classes Planned by Washtenaw Dairies and Health Officials

Washtenaw County Health Department and University of Michigan Public Health staff join dairy owners to plan an eight class series on safe milk production and processing. Milone will direct the sessions starting March 13, with attendees from Bella Vista, Bolgos, Cloverleaf, Hirth Brothers, Warner, and Washtenaw Independent Dairies and other county dairies invited.

Washtenaw County Washtenaw County Health Department University of Michigan School of Public Health Joseph W. Price Ann Arbor City Emmett Zerr Ralph Lenz Nicholas A. Milone of Public Health Blella Vista, Bolgos, Cloverleaf Hirth Brothers Warner and Washtenaw Independent Dairies Milone Lenz Zerr Fred Palma Art Knaup Bella Vista Dean Bolgos Bolgos Dairy John Wurster Bob Stricklen Cloverleaf Dairy Fred and Leon Hirth Hirth Brothers Dairy Jim Warner Jah Schneider Warner Dairy E. J. Laukengayer Washtenaws Independent Dairy

City Moves Toward Written Requests and Garbage Offer Study

Saline City Council moves to require written requests from property sub dividers for city services after a February 29 meeting. The council plans to study an offered garbage pickup by Charles Gomes and Wm. Terms of Manchester. Building permits granted March 5 include renovations at Henry Erskine W. McKay and new garage at Gordon Flickinger and Saline Observer extension.

Saline City City Sclons Charles Gomes Wm. Terms Manchester Saline Henry Erskine W. McKay Howard Feeman W. Henry Gordon Flickinger Austin Road The Saline Observer

Michigan State Police extend largest trooper school for expansion

The Michigan State Police run the biggest recruit school yet, housing 152 recruits in seven quonset huts at Michigan State University. Two additional huts host lectures as the program splits into morning classroom and afternoon gym sessions. The goal is 200 troopers by Memorial Day with six weeks basic training before field duty.

Michigan State Police Michigan State University State Police Formely

Mary Martha Guild Meeting at Trinity Church

The Mary Martha Guild will meet March 15 at Trinity Church basement with Mrs Donald Wiedman as hostess. Refreshment committee includes Mrs Robert Guenther Mrs Owen Hoeft and Mrs Hilbert Engel. Sallee Wood will lecture and show slides about her trip to Germany after the business meeting.

Mary Martha Guild Trinity Church Donald Wiedman Robert Guenther Owen Hoeft Hilbert Engel Sallee Wood Germany

Mud and Flood Risk Warned by Road Officials

Road officials urge residents to stock up on food and fuel as thaw, rain, or rapid warming could flood, wash out, and isolate areas. Frost in the ground totals 30 to 40 inches with culverts frozen shut, threatening road passability for six weeks.

County Road Commission Road Commission

Methodist District Sup't To Address Lenten Service At Federated Church

Two guest speakers from Flint Presbyterian Church Mr Stuart Nesbitt and Mr Charles Mobley will discuss Effective Use of Church School Materials with Audio Visual aids at Federated Church Sunday evening March 11 A pot lunch will precede the program at 6 30 pm and the talk at 7 45 pm all area church school teachers and parents invited

Federated Church Stuart Nesbitt Church School Teachers of Howard Kuhl Nesbitt Mobley Clarence Johnson

Three-Fifths Majority Needed to Accept Gas Franchise

Residents urged to vote Yes on the March 12 gas franchise in Saline. Local leaders cite a three-fifths requirement, cost benefits, and industrial appeal as Michigan Consolidated Gas Company plans a pipeline from Southern Louisiana to Detroit increasing supply by 70 percent.

Michigan Consolidated Gas Company Saline Henderson Michigan Louisiana Detroit Michigan Consolidated

New Books For Your Pleasure

The Observer lists nine new library titles in three groups. Children include Evie and The Wonderful Kangaroo by Eberly and NipperShipper’s Bonkey by Rosenquist and Henner’s Lydia by DeAngeli. Adults feature The Basle Express by Coler, The Golden Journey by Trubull, The Gold Mountain by Paul. Teens add Clue to the Phantom Car by Campbell, Clue to the Marked Claw by The Secret at the Hermitage by Keen.

Observer Evie and Wonderful Kangaroo Eberly Campbell the Hermitage Keen

State Police Arrest Totals for January Report

Michigan State Police report 11,546 arrests in January including 10,657 traffic cases. 400 juvenile arrests excluded. Juvenile traffic arrests listed as 202. Officers conducted 680 property inspections and 3,382 liquor checks. Department vehicles logged 1,106,483 miles. Fingerprint bureau received 9,270 sets with 4,093 non-criminal. 897 concealed weapon applicants checked, 81 with criminal records. 29 wanted persons identified.

Michigan

Regular Meeting Recap of Saline Chapter OES Session

Saline chapter 311 of the OES met in regular session with Worthy Matron Doris Burmeister presiding. A proficiency class by Carleton Webber and Dell presented work. Next events include a bake sale March 24 at Wood Hardware and an April 2 meeting honoring Past Matrons and Patrons with a 7 p.m. potluck.

Saline OES Doris Burmeister Ray Carleton Oscar Webber Lloyd Dell Wood Hardware

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Arthur D. Katterjohn Saline High School Mr. Jacquith National Association of Secondary School Principals Is Department National Education Association Methodist Choir Mer Methodist Charles R. Hendrson Saline Library Assoc Uphaus Electric Arthur Johnson Mary “Ann Boettner Terril Wild Bridgewater Bees
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