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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1958
Page
5
The noon schedule for the elementary school is published with detailed times by grade. Some grades will have lunch at 11:30 and playground recess periods. others report for classes after lunch. Fair Week adjustments include early dismissals and permit requirements for Saline Fair attendance.
A compact guide from CHANGING TIMES outlines steps for parents from early grades to college. It emphasizes matching pace, avoiding pressure, and engaging through reading trips and conversations, plus early teacher conferences, paced study habits, and college planning.
A Saline police report details a Sunday early morning crash at 122.5 Michigan Avenue involving Olen Ray Russ of Ypsilanti and the parked car of J W Harmon. Russ and a passenger were hospitalized with jaw and head injuries after a 36 foot skid while alcohol impairment was noted.
The Saline Child Study Club begins its program year with an evening tea at Mrs. Everett Esch’s Pondview Drive home on Tuesday September 16 at 8 o'clock. President Mrs. Jerry McPeake asks members to invite qualified guests. State President of Michigan Child Study Association Mrs. Harold W. Quigley will speak on Our Club Yesterday Today and Tomorrow. A charter member will recount the Saline Chapter's early years.
At an August meeting the club accepted Mrs. Ormond Seitz resignation as vice president and pro Bram committee chair. The librarian seeks missing library books and historical material, including early membership lists and newspaper articles. 1958 59 dues of $2.00 are due to treasurer Mrs. Gordon Esch.
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