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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1972
Page
2
A nostalgic piece recalls the thrill of a new school year and the rite of passage of shopping for school supplies. Children collect new pants shirts socks and lunch gear while families balance budget and pride. The walk to school becomes a parade with new classmates eyed and teachers feared.
At the midway point the 72 Saline Fair promises more fun with events for all ages. Highlights include Horse Shows Friday 7 pm and Saturday 8 pm directed by Money Payeur Lucas, Children's Pet and Flea Market Show 12:30 pm on the Union School lawn, Tractor Speed Pull 7 pm Friday at the fairgrounds led by John Marion, Garden Tractor Pull 1:30 pm Saturday, and Saturday square dancing followed by the Teen Band Contest at 9:30.
S.c.S. promotes Landscape for Living the 1972 Yearbook of Agriculture offering 416 pages of how to grow shrubs perennials lawns vegetables fruits herbs propagation and more. It covers urban landscaping erosion control container gardening and plants in action aiding communities and education. Copies are available from the Superintendent of Documents for 3.50.
Saline Boy Scouts from Troops 416 446 and 457 will take part in a paper drive on Saturday September 23 starting at 9 am.
Three Washtenaw County 4-H livestock teams excelled at the Michigan State Fair led by coach Bill Lutz. The Saline-Dexter team won open division overall and swine judging, with top individual placings including Bob Baldus fifth and Sharon Diablo tenth. A second team from Dexter and Saline won beef judging and ranked high overall, while a third open division team placed fourth in division two for current livestock program members.
District Court records show Bernnie Elrod of Ann Arbor pleading guilty to driving on a suspended license with a 79 dollar fine or five days, and to improper registration with a 16 dollar fine or five days. Judith Lisansky of Ann Arbor admits speeding violations with a 31 dollar fine or five days. Michael Lindemann of Saline pleads to speeding for a 41 dollar fine or five days. Scott Bassett of Saline pleads to squealing tires with a 16 dollar fine or five days. James Bailey of Saline pleads to no proof of insurance and to improper registration with 10 dollar fines. Harold Frey of Saline pleads to speeding with 21 dollar fine or five days. Allen Sampier of Saline pleads to being drunk and disorderly with a 40 dollar fine and 10 days. Robert Ransom of Tecumseh found guilty of speeding with a 36 dollar fine or three days.
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