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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1952

Page

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Arrest Grows Out Of Auto Accident Here

Troy Adrian of Britton Michigan was fined 25 dollars plus 4.80 court costs for dis orderly conduct and refusing to comply with an officer after an auto accident at Ann Arbor and McKay streets. Police Chief Albertson, off duty in a car, encountered Adrian who resisted and delay ed papers. Judge Wood found Adrian guilty and offered a choice of 25 dollar fine or 10 days in jail choosing the fine.

Troy Adrian Britton Michigan Wood Adrian Ann Arbor McKay Erwin Schmid Albertson National Association For the Advancement of Colored People

Speech Professor To Address Jaycees

The Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts a dinner at the Saline Hotel on Thursday night March 13. Winton Beaven assistant professor of speech at the University of Michigan will speak. Beaven spoke to the Rotary Club recently and spent summers observing Senate Chamber proceedings for his degree work.

Junior Chamber of Commerce Saline Hotel Winton Beaven University of Michigan Beaven Rotary Club Senate Chamber

Dundee Taverns Lose Licenses For Beer Sales

Two Dundee taverns faced license suspensions after selling beer to youths who robbed Kid's Grocery on July 4. The Town and Country received a 30 day license suspension and $150 in fines plus costs, while the Town Tavern was fined $300 and suspended for 60 days.

Kid’s Grocery Dundee Town and Country

Donkey Basketball At Saline High School Delights Crowd

Donkey basketball games at Saline high school gym last Wednesday drew 500 to 600 attendees. The Future Farmers of America sponsored the event, with teams including Alumni, FFA, and grades from eighth to freshmen, delivering lively, laughter-filled matchups as donkeys and players tangled on the floor.

Saline High School America FFA

Weekend Visits and Trips Noted in Dundee

Little Rae and Phil Karner of Dundee spent last Wednesday and Thursday at the home of Henry Karner. Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilson left Saturday for a trip to Mexico City and other points of interest.

Little Rae Phil Karner Dundee Henry Karner Arthur Wilson Mexico City

Saline High School Talent Show Promises Big Night

The junior class presents the third annual show at eight tomorrow night featuring eighteen amateur acts across singing dancing instruments monologues and pantomimes. Miss Beatrice McClaren says it will be the biggest yet with a door prize and pastry auction. admission sixty cents for adults thirty cents for students.

Saline High School Beatrice McClaren

Saline High to stage all school declamation contest

Saline High School will host an all school declamation contest Saturday at eight in the gym. Twelve entries are planned with seven dramatic, four humorous, and one oratorical. Winners advance to the district contest sponsored by the Michigan Forensic Association to be held before April 12 at an announced location.

Saline High School Saline Michigan Forensic Association Mildred A. Haswell James Cook Darlene Klumpp Irene Trinkle Larry Hasemeister Stephen MacArthur Dorothy Marion Sue Thomas Nancy Woods Ronald Finkbeiner Egon Gross John Klumpp Sally Meske Whchh University of Michigan Haswell

Consumer Education Classes Visit J. L. Hudson Furniture Department

On March 10 two high school senior classes travelled by school bus to Detroit to tour the J. L. Hudson Co furniture department. The trip reinforced a home furnishing unit and let students compare real furniture costs with their budgeted allowances. The class, taught by Dale Bulemore, emphasizes practical learning with audiovisual aids field trips and local resource people.

Detroit J. L. Hudson Co Dale Bulemore

Murray couple visits brother in Monday gathering

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Murray spent Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Murray's brother Charles McCartery.

Dan Murray Mrs

Homemaking Class Teaches Through Student Skit at Tea

On March 4 Mrs. Alberta Rogers eighth grade homemaking class staged a skit titled Who Wanted to Sleep for an afternoon tea with mothers. Performers included Louise Craig Rose Ann Cambum Sharon Starling and Barbara Luckhardt with a fashion show of pajamas. Lois Sebastian poured at the tea.

Alberta Rogers Louise Craig Rose Ann Cambum Sharon Starling Barbara Luckhardt Lois Sebastian

Advisory Council To Meet In Saline High School

An Educational Advisory Council meeting on re organization will be held at Saline High on Tuesday at 8 p m. A delegation from Lincoln Consolidated including the superintendent transportation head one school board member and several parents will attend. The public is invited.

Educational Advisory Council On Saline High Lincoln Consolidated Transportation Department

Agriculture Club Member Raises Record Crop

Mr. Morton from 6825 Tuttle Hill Rd attends the Saline Veterans Agriculture group at Saline High. The class taught by Mr. Olen Wanty focuses on advanced farming methods and crop yields. Donald Maurer of the U S S Soil Conservation Service spoke about on farm experiments showing higher net returns with conservation programs and that signing up is a good faith agreement, not binding.

Morton Tuttle Hill Rd Saline Veterans Agriculture Group Saline High Olen Wanty Donald Maurer U. S&s. Soil Conservation Service Maurer Soil Conservation Service Soil Conservation District Conservation Service

Hitchhikers Get Money and Advice at City Hall

Two stranded youths asked for shelter from the cold at City Hall. Police Chief Albertson checked their papers, gave each a dollar, and directed them to leave town while explaining that helping crime prevention motivates the gesture. He notes many hitchhikers seek Detroit, lose money, and return home.

City Hall Albertson Detroit Ann Arbor Michigan

Dexter And Saline Bands Share Assemblies At Saline

Dexter High School band entertained Saline High School students in an assembly, then Saline welcomed Dexter’s group two days later under Mrs. Van Volkenberg. Both bands rehearsed pieces for the district band festival in Yarsilenti, set for Saturday afternoon. Saline High’s concert is at 2 40 p m Saturday.

Arthur Katterjohn Saline High School Dexter High School Dexter Band van Volkenberg Yarsilenti Saline High

March calendar notes for school and county meetings

March events include a Junior Class Talent Show on the 14th an immunization session for all grades on the 18th at 8 00 a m a Community Organization Committee meeting on the 18th at 3 00 and a County Institute meeting scheduled in Ann Arbor on the 21st.

County Institute Ann Arbor

Contest Entry Rush for Birdhouse Building Contest

Clare Collins of Saline High announces twenty five eighth and ninth grade shop students entered the Detroit News birdhouse contest. Names include Lewis O Mecara James Schumpier Jerry Losee Alfred Daniels Gene Austin and others. Prizes range from 25 to 5 dollars. Winners announced March 15 and entries displayed at State Fair Grounds March 15 to 28. Saline students attend Sportsmen Congress and Travel Show March 21.

Clare Collins Saline High Detroit News Lewis O’mecara James Schumpier Jerry Losee Alfred Daniels Gene Austin Larry Hafemeister Jack Losee Ronald Finch Daniel Gable Alfred Gross James Rhoades Edward Doli Charles Steiner George Gordon John McCoy Lloyd Dicks Bob Parsons Phillip Campbell James England Taylor Jacobson Donald Jeppesen Duane Wald Earl Feldkamp William Meister Ronald Desbrough Detroit State Fair Grounds Mr. Collins Saline Boys

Prizes Awarded At Father Son Banquet

Dr. Clarence Spears spoke at the Fathers and Sons banquet held March 6 at the Federated church. Ninety attended. Brian Collins was the youngest son, Bull Hammond the oldest father, and D. C. McCormick with three sons won the prize for most sons.

Clarence Spears University of Wisconsin Fathers and Sons Federated Church Kenneth Rogers Circle I Ladies Aid Society Brian Collins

Gambles store visit enlightens Saline High economics class

Emil Sattler of Gambles Store addressed Saline High School economics class on March 4 during a tour of Gambles. He discussed home buying, furniture, economical purchasing, TV sizes for reception, installment buying, and qualities of electrical appliances. The lecture was described as very informative by class members.

Emil Sattler Gambles Store Saline High School Mr. Sattler

Everett Wolfin Heads to Florida for Vacation Visit

Mr. Everett Wolfin departed by plane Thursday to join Mrs. Wolfin on a Florida vacation. He travels with Mrs. Lee Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heininger as part of the group.

Everett Wolfin Florida Wolfins Lee Robinson Herman Heininger

Observer All Stars To Receive Awards

Members of Saline Observer All Star Huron League Basketball team will receive gold and bronze Observer medals this week. First team includes Don Feldkamp Saline forward Enabuseh Dundee forward Jack Tinsman Dundee center Jerry Gonser Saline guard Vern Drake Saline guard. Feldkamp led with 39 percent shooting and 180 points. Dundee players Kna Busch impressed in games against Saline. Second team features Merkel Chelsea Flowers Lincoln Don Johnston Ui High Armstrong Lincoln Bob White Chelsea.

Saline Observer Don Feldkamp Saline Enabuseh Dundee Jack Tins Man Jerry Gonser Vern Drake Knabusch Hornets Tinsman Drake Merkel Chelsea Flowers Lincoln Don Johnston Ui. High Armstrong Bob White

Chicks Inspire Young Visitors at Saline Hatchery

A Saline Hatchery visit drew a group from the Unitarian Church school. A girl, dubbed Chicken Inspector by a friend, and several companions admired the new chicks, especially the black ones, hoping for future poultry farming and a million-dollar future for Art.

Judy Abbie

Saline Schools Acquire New Tape Recorder

Saline schools announce a Webster Chicago tape recorder purchased from Todd Audiovisual Aid Service of Highland Park Michigan. It joins six audiovisual aids and will serve speech and music classes plus science and social studies as needed. The district also owns two motion projectors a filmstrip and slide projector a microprojector and two record players one a radio combination.

Leo L. Jensen Saline Webster- Chicago Todd Audiovisual Aid Service Highland Park Michigan

Saline Blood Drive Totals 84 Pints Donated

Final counts show 84 pints donated in Saline for the drive. Thirty two donors were rejected due to recent illness and colds. Despite illnesses, the FCC Auxiliary calls this year a success after last year's 99 pints.

FCC

County Immunization Clinics Promote Child Vaccinations

Washtenaw County launches its eighth annual cluster of immunization clinics to shield children from diphtheria tetanus and smallpox. Dr. Bradley Harris notes past success with 8000+ children served, booster shots added for civil defense, clinics free of charge in Saline Milan and Manchester with local doctors donating services.

Washtenaw County Bradley Harris Washtenaw Harris Health Department Milan Manchester

Answer The Call Give Generously In Saline

Illnesses drive lower donations as Mrs. Walter Schroider chairs Saline drive. Funds solicited by American Legion Auxiliary with donations at Saline banks. Over 20 women volunteer to raise the $1,000 quota. Citizens urged to give to the call of humanity.

Saline Red Cross Walter Schroider American Legion Auxiliary

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Jaycees Speech Department J. L. Hudson Furniture Department The Agriculture Club Gamble Observer All-Stars Saline Schools Rattred W. Morton Mark
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