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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1955
Page
4
Anglers critique the April 9 opening of Michigan's special steelhead season as catches have fallen for three years. Biologists cite lamprey predation and spawning behavior. some urge banning spring harvest or shifting to a pre season or reduced window to protect the stock.
Saline Chapter 311 OES hosted Ann Arbor Chapter 122 OES for a special Monday evening meeting. Miss Margaret Lange was initiated by guest officers, with Worthy Matron and Patron Mr. and Mrs. Robert Inskip assisting.
Medical patients include Mrs. John Lamb of Saline and Mr. John Masten of Maybee. Surgical patients include Mrs. Richard Wilcox of Manchester. Michigan State foods and nutrition experts warn not to soak vegetables before washing as it reduces food value.
An article by Ruth Sleeper argues nursing as a career and notes a demand for 50 000 more trained nurses. Free copies of the piece and eleven other expert articles on professions are available from New York Life Insurance Company at 51 Madison Avenue New York New York.
Saline Michigan adopts Ordinance No 132 amending No 181 to adjust water and sewer rates and charges. Changes include flat charges for multiple family dwellings without meters, quarterly billing with modified due dates and penalties, revised connection charges, and publication and effective date set for ten days after publication. The measure, moved by Councilman Little and supported by Deede, passed with unanimous aye as of May 24 1955.
The fourth grade under Mrs. James Taylor performed On the Range with students such as Dwight Cole and Artie Johnson. Mrs. Mac Gonser's group presented stories on Stephen Foster. The fifth grade showcased George Washington Carver in three scenes with many participants.
Michigan State Police plan intensified traffic safety over Memorial Day weekend with 50 National Guardsmen aiding in point control. All pass days canceled May 27 to May 31 and during upcoming holiday weekends.
Special council meeting proceedings record the adoption of a 87 470.57 budget for fiscal year 1955 56 requiring a 20 mill tax rate with 4.28 mills for a new Sewage Treatment Plant. The firm Icerman Johnson Hoffman to handle yearly audit. Hi View Subdivision contract authorized. new police car bids to be sought. Lide and Bernard hired as sewage plant operator at 3900 yearly. Ordinance 132 amended. 75 dollar connection charges proposed. special assessments 6 2 and 6 3 adopted. water line project and roll openings noted. meeting adjourned.
Miss Johanna Elizabeth Haeussler 71 dies at the home of her sister Mrs Olaf Gramer with whom she resided. Born February 9 1884 in Freedom Township to William and Adina Feldkamp Haeussler. Survived by five brothers Julius Daniel Oscar Edwin Erwin and three sisters Mrs Olaf Gramer Miss Amanda Haeussler and Mrs Lawrence Weber. Services May 26 at 2 pm at Bethel Evangelical and Reformed Church Freedom Township officiated by Rev T W Menzel. Burial Bethel Church Cemetery. Body in state at church from noon. Lockwood Funeral Home Saline handles arrangements.
Calvert's Man of Distinction stylist notes spring and summer trends feature dark shaded suits. A wool tropical worsted suit in midnight blue with light blue slub appears, paired with a navy balibun tall straw hat and a two bottom narrow bodied coat.
To release the gelatin salad, dip the mold in hot water briefly then invert onto a serving plate. Ensure the mold is warmed to loosen the.set edges and firm set keeps the salad intact on presentation.
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