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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1962
Page
3
A satirical editorial argues that the public’s urge for tranquilizers stems from fear of The Bomb but mocks reliance on uncertain forecasts. It then humorously explains the varied definitions of measurements from reams to tons, noting the world’s longtime jigsaw-like nature and questioning who causes the jitters.
Saline Post Office outlines new postal rates and services for the 1962 season. Postmaster Clarke Gordon urges early mailing and notes changes including a one cent letter rate hike and four cent greeting cards for faster handling. He explains the new structure takes effect January 1 and January 7 for different mail classes.
Gary Kangas aged 15 of 204 North Harris suffered bruises to his right leg after he turned his bicycle in front of a car driven by Rolan da Woods of 201 Clark Street Thursday evening.
Judith Alber of Saline joins Club Espanol at Stephens College Columbia Missouri as vice secretary. The newly organized group helps students learn Spanish culture and language with guest visitors from Latin America and Spanish speaking speakers at meetings.
Saline area Social Service, Inc. still welcomes new clothes or cash for Christmas baskets. Donations may be given to Mrs Allan Grossman. The group is over supplied with used clothing. Mrs Wild thanked contributors for their gifts. University of Michigan research dollars doubled from 1957 to 1961.
Newly registered professional engineers will be guests at the Ann Arbor chapter recognition dinner at the Holiday Inn in Ann Arbor on Wednesday December 12 at 6 30 p m The event honors new registrants named by the Michigan State Board of Registration for Architects Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors A post dinner film and travelogue by Jesse Morley of Ann Arbor features Beaver Island Attendance invitation extends to Saline area engineers in the chapter district For more information contact Jack Craigmile secretary at 319 E Michigan Ave The University of Michigan runs three astronomical observatories and admitted its first class of seven students in 1841.
A domino three car collision on Michigan Avenue at Carpenter Road left four people with injuries. Elwin J. Kohler 37 suffered bruises when his car hit Floyd S. Bertalow’s vehicle which had struck Roger D. Bertalow 19. Martha Bertalow 71 was treated for cuts and bruises at St. Joseph Mercy hospital.
The 1963 high school yearbook Salinian is on sale for 4.25 dollars. Call the school before 3 30 pm to order. The color senior class pictures will grace the front and back. Staff thanks local merchants for yearbook advertising.
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