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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1962
Page
3
Northwest correspondent Lulu Fairbanks notes a sorrowful obituary in this issue. A new Multilith press funded by the Student Council will expand the high school's industrial arts, aiding print projects and student and teacher use.
Margaret Fairbanks Baker 61 former Saline resident died Friday in Arcadia California while visiting sisters Lulu and Esther Fairlight. Born May 29 1901 in Saline she attended Saline High School and the University of Michigan and taught in multiple high schools in Charleston West Virginia Seattle and elsewhere. She later served as Lincoln High School girls advisor until marrying Craig Baker in 1952. She was a member of Arcadia Presbyterian Church.
Community advertiser seeks rapid response with bold display in Kue Reporter. Local readers see a concise promo urging quick action and prominent placement in upcoming print edition.
In 1962 at Buttonbay Vermont Girl Scout Room events buzz with swaps hats and demonstrations. Scouts trade tokens from Pennsylvania California and other states and showcase regional crafts such as Hawaii Hula and lobster cage making from Salem. The 50th Birthday party on July 24 draws 10 000 girls and leaders.
The Cham ion Troopers 4-H club hosted a livestock tour on Sunday July 29 to view sheep dairy animals and market beef projects. Members accompanied by family and friends observed operations at multiple displays. A brief meeting followed with participation by local 4-H leaders.
A joint 4-H group on Crane Road with over twenty members held a picnic at private grounds followed by softball practice. Leaders are Mrs. Marian Strieter, Wayne Spike, and Duane Rogers. Ed Ross reports.
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