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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1963
Page
9
The Dawn Breakers Farm Bureau group will hold its May meeting at the Alwin Finkbeiner home on W. Michigan Ave. The meeting is scheduled for Friday, May 10, at 8 30 p.m.
Four Saline area notaries public appointed since the year's start are John C. Feldkamp Milton Hartman Ruth L. Johnson and D Duane Robison as published by the Secretary of State office.
Tickets available at The Reporter office for the Mills Bros Three Ring Circus in Tecumseh Thursday with afternoon and evening shows. The 24th annual edition performs under local clubs and fraternities featuring elephants lions camels and other acts. Proceeds support Tecumseh Community Center Operation Kitchen fund.
Kalamazoo College will send 129 juniors to ten foreign university cities next fall and winter under Dr Richard Staving study programs. Centers exist in Bonn Erlangen Muenster Caen Madrid Aix en Provence Beirut Freetown and Mexico City with 13 26 24 22 15 12 1 6 7 and 3 students respectively. Gary Wild plans to study in Muenster.
Frederick R. Gehlbach, a graduate student in the University of Michigan School of Natural Resources, received the Samuel Trask Dana Award for scholarship and service to the conservation department. The award, established in 1960, honors Samuel Dana’s work in forest management and conservation.
The Happy Hands 4 H Club will meet at 2 p m Saturday May 11 at Frances Hunts home on Burmeister Road.
Niedfeldt explains the project began with drawing work and photos in a book sparked by boys interest. Students design and construct masks from paper mache, with two to be cast in aluminum as book-ends. The display, featuring Amerind, Aztec, African and Polynesian origins, runs all day Sunday May 19 at the High School with other industrial arts items.
Michigan State Police announce seventh annual Michigan Week with open houses at all posts during Hospitality Day May 21. Week runs May 19 to 25 with flag flying. Ypsilanti post at 230 E Michigan Ave offers tours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Visitors learn post operations and meet officers.
Weekly cafeteria plan lists daily meals Monday to Friday with hot entrees, sides, desserts and milk. Menu items include escaloped potatoes with ham and peanut butter sandwiches Monday and chicken with noodles Wednesday among other balanced options.
Washtenaw County Red Cross schedules its 46th annual meeting on May 21 at 6 30 p m at the Ann Arbor YM YWCA. James M Davis chapter chairman notes a dramatic presentation on Henri Dunant and the founding of the Red Cross directed by Mrs T M Sawyer and Ronald Dawson. The dinner is $2 25 and open to the public with voting for one third of the Board of Directors. Reservations through Red Cross office or Mrs Clara Bredernitz. Preceding program a business meeting includes the chapter chairman’s summary, a report on the National Red Cross Convention and a color movie Tour of the New Red Cross Operations Center.
The Ann Arbor Friendship Club sponsored by the Ann Arbor recreation department will host a square dance and card party at Pattengill School in Ann Arbor at 8 p.m. Friday. Donations are 50 cents per person and all unmarried persons between 39 and 64 are invited. Refreshments will be served.
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