Study Finds Early School Dropouts Have Better Teeth
A dental study suggests girls who leave grade school have fewer cavities than those who finish college. Experts are puzzled, but parents of college girls know the bite on Dad is terrible for teeth.
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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1968
Page
15
A dental study suggests girls who leave grade school have fewer cavities than those who finish college. Experts are puzzled, but parents of college girls know the bite on Dad is terrible for teeth.
The Rev and Mrs Paul Laube and their two sons of Rollin Michigan will provide instrumental and vocal music at the First Baptist Church of Saline for the 11 am worship service Sunday. Laube, a skilled trumpeter, has performed for several religious groups in the state. Communion will be observed. First Baptist meets in Saline High School with Rev M R Meeden as pastor. An invitation is extended to the community.
Barbara Dumouchelle, Republican candidate for the State Board of Education, says Michigan school buses should be red with embarrassment not chrome yellow. She cites missing safety equipment and asks why cars require belts while buses lack similar protections for children.
Olsen Park Pete reflects on a boy who needed more tests to gain college entry than his father required to complete his exit from school.
Karen Ann Lindemann daughter of Walter and Mrs Lindemann of 4830 Pleasant Lake Rd will marry Gary Alvin Weidmayer son of Armin and Mrs Weidmayer of 13360 Austin Rd at Bethel United Church of Christ in Manchester. After a weeklong Canada honeymoon the couple will reside in Manchester.
Saline chapter 311 OES will install new officers in a public 8 p.m. Friday ceremony at the hall. Incoming officers include Mary Ellen Martin and Walter Martin as leaders with a full slate of matrons patrons and conductress ranks.
Two speakers from Pennsylvania will present the program at a Washtenaw County Vocational Education Project meeting on November 13 at 8 p.m. at the Ann Arbor Community Center. The event is sponsored by the Washtenaw Intermediate School District. A December 18 special election on the vocational education issue is planned in Washtenaw County.
Laurie Webster and Gale Roy Cobb were married at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Ann Arbor on Saturday. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Webster Jr., and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cobb of Lakeland, plan to reside at 326 County Street in Milan after a brief Northern honeymoon. Peggy Ann Webster of Saline served as maid of honor, with Steven Creps of Milan as best man and Willis and Gerald Cobb, brothers of the groom, as ushers.
Mrs Frank Slanker, living with Mr and Mrs Jackson Bennett in Lewis Street, was guest of honor at an open house on Sunday celebrating her 90th birthday deserved on October 25. Thirty two friends and relatives attended from Lansing Fowlerville Ann Arbor and Saline including six great grandchildren.
Twenty one members of the Ray Davis family gathered at their home Sunday for a family dinner honoring their 46th wedding anniversary. Present were Mr and Mrs Paul Davis Clifford and Gerry of Worthington Ohio the John Bakers of Wayne Mr and Mrs Carl Winter of Sturgis the Raymond Winters of St Clair Shores the James Bakers and four children of Ann Arbor and Mr and Mrs John Baker Jr and son of Wayns.
Miss Sally Tase of Hollywood Drive was guest of honor at a Friday shower hosted by Mrs. Raymond Meyer on October 26 with eighteen guests. A prior shower in her honor was hosted by Mrs. Jack Tase at Mrs. Lula Tase’s home in Napoleon. Sally plans to wed Lonnie Young on November 2 in Manchester.
The Wranglers 4-H Club held its monthly meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Starling. New officers were elected: President Linda King Vice President Debbie Hammond Secretary Sandy Hammond and Treasurer Debbie King. They discussed a Christmas party and reviewed club rules. Cindy Hammond, reporter.
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