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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1962
Page
3
The Rev. Fr. John Gaughan of Holy Ghost Seminary Ann Arbor will speak at a Family Night potluck at St. Andrew's Church at 6 p.m. Tuesday February 27. Families are invited. Event chairmen are Mrs. John Finess and Mrs. Al Christopher.
Rose Anderson a longtime educator began teaching at 19 in a rural Valhalla school and later taught at Rogers Corners Chelsea and adult education. Her family includes husband two sons Bill and Harry both engineers and daughters Barbara and Louise both students. She values helping children and enjoys concerts nature swimming and hiking with a fondness for spring.
A Saline teacher, Rose, recalls teaching in Chelsea and Saline, noting first graders’ varied personalities and eagerness to learn. She stresses the value of individual math programs, supportive colleagues, and the difference between country and city pupils, with a passion for guiding young learners.
Saline High School is listed among a record 357 schools in the spring Michigan High School Forensic Association program. Local contests run March 1–15 with winners advancing to district and regionals culminating in late spring events at district and regional levels.
Elvis Presley stars in Jailhouse Rock showing Saturday night at the Intermediate School theater. The film begins at 7 30 p.m. Admission is 35 cents.
A man plans theft with his son as lookout then abandons the crime after the boy reminds him to look up. The tale ends with a moral urging that God sees every moment and knows the hairs on our heads, calling for conscience and devotion.
More than 100 boys and girls competed in Saline’s first annual Ice Rink Carnival at Home Field. Events covered all age groups with no formal winners listed, while multiple junior participants earned place medals in barrel jumping, skating, and races.
A hurried newborn girl arrived Friday afternoon with nurse Grace Bennett aiding delivery at Saline Community Hospital. Father William Law found the mother in labor at home and the nurse rushed the baby to hospital in a bassinet, mother Edith and baby reported doing fine.
In the boys events Bob Smith leads Group IV with first place and Phil Bondie nets second while D Esch and J Charles take early spots in Group I. Group II sees C Karn first with C Wahl second and M Shar third. Steiner and Armbruster also appear among the placers.
The Saline Reporter notes its weekly publication every Wednesday and annual subscription price of 3 dollars. It is entered as second class matter in the Saline Michigan post office under the 1879 act.
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