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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1956

Page

2

Crippled Children Easter Seal Sale Opens Drive

The Washtenaw County Chapter of the Michigan Society for Crippled Children and Adults mailed 31 000 envelopes for the annual Easter Seal drive running March 10 to April 10. About 21 600 go to An n Arbor addresses and 11 000 to other county addresses. Florence LaFever is drive chair. last year 10 410 was raised under Mrs Vladimir Bibicoff. Funds cover medical care shoes transportation wheel chairs braces therapy and camping for crippled children and adults needing help.

Washtenaw County Michigan Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc Ann Arbor Florence LaFever Vladimir Bibicoff Jerome Hiniker Alpha Chi Omga Sorouty Frank Mickle James O'Kane Leo Schmidt George Moe Wendell Lyons Frank Ames Dexter Paul Niehaus Chelsea Gerald Wixon Whitmore Lake Marvin Wirtz Merry Wallace Ypsilanti

Washtenaw Chapter Seeks Help in Easter Seal Drive

Last year in the nation 146177 crippled persons were served by Easter Seal funds. The Washtenaw County Chapter sets no goal but hopes broad participation in this drive.

Washtenaw County

German Expressionist Show Opens at Detroit Institute of Arts

Watercolors and drawings from the 20th century German Expressionist school travel from a private Detroit collection to the Detroit Institute of Arts gallery through April 8. The exhibit features works by Emil Nolde Karl Schmidt Rottluff Paul Klee Lionel Finninger Otto Dix Kathe Kollwitz Gerhard Marcks and Wilhelm Lehmbruck spanning the Brücke and Blaue Reiter movements. Fifteen watercolors and 11 drawings accompany the Michigan Artist Craftsmen Exhibition in a small adjoining gallery.

Vew Detroit Institute ,of Arts Detroit Detroit Institute of Arts Emil Nolde Karl Schmidt- Rottluff Paul Klee Lionel Feininger Otto Dix Kathe Kollwit Gerhard Marcks Wilhelm Lehmbruck Michigan

Micro Fuel Injection Breakthrough for Diesel Engines

Engine researchers report fuel is injected into diesel cylinders through extremely tiny holes as small as 0.00015 inches, enabling precise atomization. The development promises improved efficiency and reduced emissions by delivering fuel more evenly inside the combustion chamber.

Savings Bond Purchases Hit January Quota in Michigan

Washtenaw County residents bought 525 742 in January in Series FE and 1H savings bonds, led by county chair John R. Meadows. Statewide Michigan sales reached 24 068 000, with total January 1956 at 28 400 000, beating the quota by 5 268 000 or 18.3 percent.

United States Savings Washtena County John R. Meadows County Savings Bond Committee Delmar V. Cote Treasury U.S. Savings Bonds Division Michigan Cote

Lexington OriginsName Cambridge Farms

Lexington Massachusetts the site of the first battle of the Revolution was once known as Cambridge farms reflecting its early colonial land designation.

Lexington Mass Cambridge Farms

Rise Stevens To Open 1956 57 Community Concert Series

Mezzo soprano Rise Stevens of the Metropolitan Opera will open the 1956 57 Community Concert Association season in Ypsilanti one of four artists to be announced. Membership drives require joining during a single week with no single admissions. A kickoff dinner and campaign details were announced with local volunteers listed.

Rise Stevens Metropolitan Opera Company New York Ypsilanti Community Concert Association American Legion S. Huron St Alice Roscoe N. Hamilton St Marian Ross National Association Atwood R. McAndrew, Jr Herbert Fry H. A. Scovill W. Cross St Arthur Walker Roosevelt Blvd Willis, Topman Dwight St H. F. Shaefer, Jr Kingwood Dr Jack Weiss Lester St Ypsilanti Township Raymond Dell John Elwell Elm St George Ennen Wallace Blvd August Freundlich N. Normal St Chandler Hill N. Congress St Beatrice McManus Southwick Ct Willow Village Vernal Levey

Lima beans help identify blood types says UM professor

University of Michigan anthropologist explains plant compounds reveal blood type markers. Lima beans test A type while European gorse tests O and Brazilian plants indicate MN types. Blood typing involves mixing blood with typing substances to observe reactions.

Ann Arbor University of Michigan Gorse Bush William Boyd Boston Medical School Thieme

San Marino Named World’s Smallest Republic by Area

San Marino in Central Italy is identified as the world's smallest republic with a total area of 38 square miles.

Republic San Marino Italy

Lovely summer dress pattern 9083 with princess line

Choose a long summer fashion look featuring a princess silhouette and gathered skirt. Pattern 9083 for misses sizes 10 through 18 requires 4% yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Send 35c in coins to The Saline Observer Saline Mich include name address pattern number and size printed plainly.

Saline Observer Saline Mich

Quick Potatoes Boil With Minimal Water

To speed up a hurried meal, cut potatoes into pieces and boil in very little water. Use a pan with a tight lid or a pressure saucepan to finish quickly.

Telephone Man Receives Award for Daring Rescue

Leslie Saunders of Michigan Bell Telephone Company Detroit received the Theodore N. Vail Award for distinguished service. A $100 check accompanies the honor for rescuing four people clinging to an overturned boat during a violent storm on the St. Marys River near the Sea. He risked his life in heavy seas last August while off duty and brought the victims to shore.

Leslie Saunders Michigan Bell Telephone Company Detroit Theodore N. Vail St. Mary’s River

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