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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1958
Page
6
Table tennis enthusiasts in Ann Arbor authorize the city’s first open tournament to be held Saturday March 29. The event limits entries to men’s singles and doubles with a March 26 deadline. For information contact Walter Gillet at the Recreation Department, Ann Arbor High School, Ann Arbor Michigan.
The seventh graders posted a balanced attack led by Lende Heiser with 12 points and Graban 10. Cogar and Can each added 10 and 5 points while Hutzel had 4. Tucker scored 6 for the All-Stars as Starling Bennett Kind Zahn and Griffin each totaled two. Jim Griffin pulled down numerous rebounds and cheered on by eight coordinated girl cheerleaders.
Seventh Army Specialist Third Class John E. Koons son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Koons of Saline Michigan recently took part in Sabre Hawk a Seventh Army maneuver involving more than 100000 troops in Germany Koons is a driver in Battery C of the 288th Field Artillery Battalion he entered the army in July 1956.
The Saline Observer reports a remodeling effort with two new rest rooms and desk moves to the back room this week. Front of the building may be boarded up during the spring facelift, but staff will remain to serve readers.
The Rev. Alvin Siemsen, pastor of St Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church in Saline for 13 years, resigns to accept a pastorate at the First United Church of Christ in Marion Ohio. His resignation takes effect May 14 with duties in Marion beginning May 18. He began at St Paul’s in May 1945 after the retirement of Rev. Carl Wittbricht. Previously he served seven years at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed in Belvidere.
Saline School will collect used clothing shoes and bedding during World Clothing Week starting Monday and running through Friday. Superintendent Leo Jensen says the effort supports a national goal of 8 million pounds for orphans and needy people, with aid distributed in the United States and overseas through the Christian Children's Fund.
Mrs. Murray Sanders and family join Mr. and Mrs. Parker Murray at brother Carlton Murray's home in Warner Road. Artificial Breeders Association marks tenth anniversary with dinner at Coffee Cup in Dundee and a business meeting at Webb Harwood home. Mrs. Murray Sanders and kin attend Mrs. Smith funeral in Vicksburg Michigan, then York Baptist Church hosts a missionary conference starting March 23 lasting through March 1 paracura and a Grand River Church gathering in Howell with Rev. Phil award.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Desbrough hosted Anne Ackland and grandchildren Ron ald Desbrough Debby Lynn and Donald Bassitt Sunday. Karl Bird and family visited near Jackson. John Erskine of Maple Street called on Murray and Mrs Sanders Sunday. Ernest Stemen and wife traveled to Lima Ohio to see his brother Carl Stemen in hospital.
The Washtenaw Organic Farm and Garden Club will hold its March meeting Monday at 7 45 p m in Ann Arbor High School room C 104. Don Johnson Washtenaw County Agricultural Agent will discuss The Why and How of Soil Testing and will perform PH tests on soil samples brought to the meeting.
W Steiner led with a 232 game and 577 series at Along The Alleys Saline. George's Bar posted a 958 game and 2619 series while Marty's Restaurant won all four points. Other top scores included R Decher t 226 D Hoeft 210 G Hayes 206 and A Hoeft 204 as nine Sa line teams head to the Ann Arbor Tournament at Washtenaw Lanes with singles and doubles Sunday March 11 1888. More than 200 New York City residents died as a three day blizzard began disrupting transport.
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