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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1956
Page
2
Detroit Edison Safety Department head R P Douglas offers six rules for safe kite flights in open fields away from wires and roads. Use wooden non conductor frames and plain string, avoid metallic cords, and never fly in storms. if a kite snags on a pole, leave it and avoid dangerous climbs.
Saline Board of Education on Wednesday night approved the 1956 57 budget totaling 363 055 in expenditures with revenues of 371 150. The board also planned two new school sites and accepted the resignation of fifth grade teacher Eva Barber with Mrs Howard Kuhl to complete the year. Officials arranged transfer of use of a 94 Caterpillar tractor and a dirt mover with the city council.
The Michigan State University bureau of business research reports December sales fell about 3 million during the newspaper strike. Apparel, general merchandise, food and furniture were hardest hit while neighboring communities gained. Automotive lines suffered no loss.
More than 400 elementary school principals in Michigan will convene at Michigan State University April 13 to 14 to explore mental health programs through understanding children. Dr. Ralph D. Rabinovitch will give the major address and a panel will discuss tools for understanding children with leaders from Pontiac State Hospital Wayne University and the state Department of Mental Health. Mrs. Marian Barclay, principal at Saline Area Elementary School, plans to attend this conference.
The Vatican announces Pope Pius XII will deliver an Easter message broadcast worldwide. Vatican radio and European networks will carry the address starting at noon local time, with wave lengths listed as 41.21, 31.10, 25.67 and 19.84 meters.
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