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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1950

Page

7

Premium Winners At Saline Community Fair

Saline fair weekend events include premiums in baby beauty, livestock, and rural arts. Winners named include Carol Ann Dieterle Sherry Luckhardt Sharon Sachett Kurt Rohde David Farrell and Barbara Goltz among many others across divisions like dairy sheep and baked goods.

Saline Community Fair Carol Ann Dieterle Sherry Luckhardt Sharon Sachett Kurt Rohde David Farrell Mark Burkhart Anita Larson Barbara Goltz Linds Johnson Willard Kohler, Jr Dennis Peck Cynthia Martin Barbara Lou Fritz Amy Jo Uphaus Steven Carr James Wil

Extension Women's Achievement Day at Ann Arbor High

The Annual Extension Women's Achievement Day will be held on Wednesday October 18 at the Ann Arbor High School auditorium. Morning program at 10 features officer installations and talent from local extension clubs. Dr. John DeTar of Milan will headline the afternoon program at 1 30 with a talk on Socialized Medicine Do We Really Want It. The event includes music from local students and a noon dinner at area churches with no reservations after October 12. Everyone is invited to Achievement Day.

Ann Arbor High School Ann Arbor John §. DeTar Milan DeTar University High School

Tiny Fields jokes on traffic and fairness at court

The speaker recalls Tiny Fields the police officer at the courthouse describing a woman driver in a convertible who signals while drying her nail polish. He defends safe driving rights and urges respect for others on the road and in society.

Court House Tiny” Fields Tiny Main

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