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THE OBSERVER ymaom m SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAT 11, 1944 NUMBER 32 ——— | AU Car Brakes Will Be Tested i SEEN AN' HEARD MICHi ET "UNCLE SAM" is calling on Michigan Farms this year for greater production. He wants more corn, hogs, cattle, chickens, turkeys, milk, vegetables, beans and potatoes. FUNDS to Aid Production are available at the Savings Bank to those who can qualify for a bank loan. Call and let us know your needs. Let's make it a Victory Harvest. Saline Savings i G,Now that we have come into the month of May with a good, start so far as the number of State-Wide Campaign Under Way: Aim Is To Save Both Cars And L.ves. days are concerned we cannot; help recalling- and comparinr- ~°"r FBI Law Enforcement Conference In Ann Arborj Attorney George Buriice Villi Speak And Donald Parsons v*»iil lis £-rssi_*vtt. Woman's Club Held Final Meeting Tuesday Will Resume Sessions On F.rst Tuesday In October. i Wolverine 1 Parsons'. Work Shoes 9$ Clarence phone 152. Cook, Auctioneer, ■' For Sale—5 gallon paint pais. 'Phone 46R2. last The Saline Woman's Club heldj — their final meeting for this clubj For Sale—Good quality year on Tuesday afternoon at the: Mrs. Fred Hertler. home of Mrs. Sam Boyd. Mrs.' oats. A new simplified war emergen- j^* ^^ the preSent one where. Robert A. Guerin, special ag- cy brake test will be introduced ^-eather is concerned May 1943 ent ^ charge of *—e Federal k.u- to Michigan motorists during was tearful __ judging from the re*u of Investigation, D^oit, ^s, ^^ J^^ "^ —^ —g | We have ",vernment wheat_ May when safety and traffic or- first week # J May, <«1944, it jounced that the Sprmg La*MdSS^rSd ft the businSs' Saline Mercan^e Co ganizations and officials will unite proraises to _/_ wet one too. An. Enforcement Conference ior the j ^ _f_^.^j££J'S' °°' in a campaign to encourage te £ld My once remarked a long! ^tern district w>l be: heldat ™wed w£ to chafe of Mrtj For Sale—Worthy seed oats. F. ill a \;cXLliycXL_xi iu xnv.vu.-ov U1Q ___y XM^x. ■ xqikhjvcu a. ,xs,x._ ■ -xxx. x.r xuuunvu ,.x~, x.. ". " _ motorist to help himself in the time ago when the conditions of!'=3° P* m* m Ann Arbor on Mayj Gordon Anthony. It was opened R. Clements, phoni 166F13. interests of reducing accidents the world were ^ <jisorder and,18- c ." x, x bv repeating- the pledge to - the I and prolonging the life of vital there was a prolonged period of, ™* ^r£f ^rl^t a™ A^i^g, and Mrs. Charles Miller read! Wanted-To rent 4 cr 5 room automotive transportation. rain, "The heavens weep." Per- George^^ prominent Ann Ai-: •""". fcerestimr articie on "Whv house. Box 260, Clinton, Mich. According to Maxwell Halsey, haps that is the case in these j^or attorney, who will .speak one311 interesting article on _ wny ' ^"IIum' Mlcn- executive secretary of the Michi- present wet years. -The heavens •tbe various phases of law en- gan State Safety Commission, the weep" and they have many rea-, forcem?nt- ■ new test is known as the "one sons f0r jt Would we blame' In Past years it Ijas become In- inch pedal test." Research has them? May we not go a bit' creasingly apparent that law en- shown, Halsey says, that when farther and perchance believe that ■ f°rcement is a highly specialized the brakd pedal can be pushed to "God weeps?" ^Sunday we have! P^f8*™ ^X^ ^>ll"the freedomrfor a" ~fre"e" j>e£,con ro^ Uie DrdB-e yeuai 1*1X1 u<= 1'"="'-" ■~ UUU WCCJJO : ^oixxxxxxxj nx. xxxx.^. - . , - t__Tn__Jnl,_ __ °" "«= ">-vuv.™ xx,x a xxv-v. j within one inch of the floorboard the annual observance of Mother's f^^" .w™» ^!?«°n ^ Ple* a ho^ f°F refugees of before the brakes take hold, dou- Day. The thought of it brings i stressing the fact that they^in-1 1940 Pontiac Sedan. Finish liks ' dicate more than merely a star new. Wiedman Auto Co., Saline. for each of the several states of! tlie Union, for in reality they are1 For Sale—16-in. tingle bottom - - - - J - - ■' - /-.I-™- -i™. c v Snyder, Ma- 32 a new constellation speaking of Oliver plow. S. ble the stopping distance of ap- sistance in crime detection and investigation. In view of these, alll races and creeds. -- - to nind niaiy "tote "Mri to.h!STr,n»l ™l^,«Ti Mrs. Shurtz in a few well chos- proximately two car lengths at years gone by and in more re--lacts' ana.aue to numerous re- WOTds presented the keys of120- Saline. or, miles per hour is required. The cent ytars. . In thta r-nlinnn we. 1uests received from law enforce-I - .us.-*' *" • test identifies only very have written a Avon representative, Esther Wells. Call for an appointment, 20 miles per hour is required. The cent years.. In this column we^u™.li *£™7; IztL,"£",;+ £71 °ffice to the president-elect, Mrs., ^ new test identifies only very haVe Written a few times about "«* °f^ "S2 _7_l Walter MacArthur, who gracious- • Heating and sheet metal work, bad brakes. Cars which pass the telenathy, and what better day area' sP®clal .^f1^^ ^ a accepted them. Mrs. Shurtz furnace cleamng and repairing test may still have brakes which couid there be than Mother's Day ?,^."maa^ *"■" -i-, Eafar "oov?^ had named the two keys "Faith R. G. Wahl, phone 160. for the establishing of a bond be- ™*™g * S^^J.Zl 5°n^ and Love," indicating that both j * tween home and the son far ^so?f' ^^^antw*c^Lf °* ^ attributes are neceslary in the' 1939 DeLuxe Ford Tudor, awav. Sometime ago we heard a ^BI. Juratory, Washington, D. yourxg man tell his story on a C- to te at *& conferences, radio program. He had been ship- MEMBER ^FEDERAL RESERVE, ^SYSTEfl lJK The One Story Bank On the Corner ;.FEED FACT: THE FIRST SIX WEEKS ARE THE MOST CRITICAL PERIOD FOR CHICKENS . . . FEED PROPERLY NOW FOR MORE EGGS AND MEAT LATER! ^u. j BODY BUILDER j for BABY CHICKS Your chicks* first feed is the be- ' ginning ef egg and fryer profits. Chick* must not only live and ' grow, but build up stamina for | future intensive laying. JMIsbury's BEST Chitk Starter , fcas all the known proteins, sugars, . starches, vitamins, and minerals ! to give baby chicks a vigorous - start. It takes only about 2 lbs. ~' per chick the first 6 weeks. So ^little—yet so much depends on it! ,<«f Re- are necessary in work of an organization. \hmlt motor, excellent condition. Parsons will conduct a practiSl' ^ ta_^nreaB^ tte read-! Wiedman Auto Co., Saline. Shaf toe", wrecked by the enemy and had 13^?™!™!-!™^.,^™ which she had previously given at Used cars wanted. Will pay floated with a life belt about.him *^^JH^S^VT?«» S2^ ^ declamation contest. top prices for good late models in southern waters for many days ^x^^J^f"6 w» ,^ii nCSi^' A few contests were enjoyed by .Wiedman Auto Company, Saline; before rescue came. The announc- }?" raw«nT\,L =x»*f 7^ >o^h1= the group and refreshments werej -. er asked him "Were you terribly ^etl^^RT 1^™torv whfrtT »^ served* rhe club wras haPPy to For Sale — Chippewa eating- afraid during those many days in °L£it t^i^^ In ^w ^ have vrith them Miss Minnie and seed potatoes, certified last infested waters?'' The young man ^"xj. i™ ^.L^L?^ffi^" Ruckman, honorarv member of year; 3-yi*.-old colt, replied, "No, I knew my mother, "^ piSon.^° o.Tof thfo,^ fte *»*>< wh(> is "living in the.phone 163F2 ras praying for me." The know- ^,^XiaLl°^.xnerte'of°the ^^ home" The meetin& a<3i°urn. ^xrp that, he or.she. is horns con- stantung* tecnmcai experts_ ot tne pA ffl 0lp_ fi t -^.^^ . Karl Bird, 31 ledge that he or-she is borne con- laborato havin testified tmuallympmyer has kept many hundredsy'of impfrtant ^^^ October, a young man or woman on the throughout the country _ straight and narrow path and arfsi fromshis exaniination of g.ven them courage in times of eviden°ce submitted to the ]abor I ed until tlie first Tuesday 0f Just received shipment of Certified Irish Cobbler seed potatoes. Place your order now. Saline Mercantile Company. deepest trouble. C.A couple «f;_atory by various law enforcement I All law enforcement officers are! OBSERVER LINERS Classified Advertising week-ends ago there was ~— erouns erable excitement all one night ° »,j /. ' vonn^ter°^s ^enorted^oS' He" ***** to attend and through ;6c per line first insertion. 1c pe* .youngstei was leported lost, iie their mscussion %via, -^j. pa^ng; Un«e ....... ".x. x ;_"._«f_ of particular problems now facing! | Wanted — Dead and useless stock: horses 53-00, cows $2. Call collect Tecumseh 350. Carrol i Frost, Licensee for Darling & Co. % I had been left at home while his caretaker went out for the eve each subsequent insertion Especially equipped to repair auto parts and farm machinery. Sn™ when she re ur^ed^e Sfe^JS* £*%_*_ VS *nNm,JM CKAKGE 25 CENTS! ^idiSi"of" Ti TSStaTaSS =' -. .. - - - _. derstand howr to enlist the aid of 'Brothers will fix it if the scientists in the solution of i " " It was jare unsafe for reasons other than ™ '^^^^ ^ _ . r^lee^TorTsU-wide brake ed and spent tEe night radio- ^eir cases. ! testing effort was indicated, ac- casting and scouting. Morning L For Sale—Heifers; some fresh. I can. Phone 101. anyone Mrs. Julia R. Schneider j Funeral services for Mrs. Julia! .Lewis Scherdt, phone 188F12. 1' t Dead, Useless Farm Animals • removed. Horses $5.00, cows 5-i.QO. I cording to Halsey, by spot checks ra*0*"8.. °» P°lice wm"e stiU th.ere- which revealed that as high as 30 percent of the vehicles ^ some- £ hjg ^hb d afternoon _. j_,n Arbor. Mrs.| ——- areas had dangerously unsafe ^ y caretaJler ^iadn.t Schneider passed away at the For Sale-Nearly brakes, At «ieJaT"*;^c Je™\~S come home after several trips he home of her daughter, Mrs. Karll toptch drag; also a wagon. Albert j Weare hatching chicks through | reveal that traficUyearns nave . - ^^ hig friends, mother put him wiedman, on Tuesday evening foi- Niethammer, phone 265. 32 -May and June. We can supply you x,.,x xxxx, x,.,, .."". . ..™ ..-. x For Rent—Piece of pasture for prompt service, including Sundays. -. No. he wasn't lost. He had gout R. Schneider were conducted Fri-. 15 heifers. Phone 257F2, Saline.: call 4846. Adrian, reverse charges. -■•--■--■-- -■-- — .-■.-— "-i j Adrian, Mich. Adrian Tankage Co. new spike-1 BESS (VW^^ creased steadily for six months in j Michigan, the total increase being 39 per cent. If this rate of increase continues 3S*0 more Michi- to bed with her" "children. Who lowing an illness of several years, was lost—the boy or his care- She had been a lifelong resident taker? ... i with, fountains, feeders, brooders, .." "". — ...- - x,.x- .~~ . , For Sale—Team of gray mares' Dr. g^bury's remedies' and Pffls- We wonder what the of Washtenaw county, the daugh- * and 5 J^8- old- Extra nice E.; burj^s BEST XXXX Feeds. Mor- s-an people will lo«e fheir lives "in police would answer to that oues- ter of John George and Christina 'traffic accidents in 1344 than in tion? Similar instances have been Jedele of Ann Arbor township. reported although not alwavs On March l, 1906 she was mar- with the police attachment in ried to Julius Schneider, who pre- this town, of parents leaving ceded her in death on Nov 17 For Sale—Choice dahlias $1.00 j qf "POULTRY*"PRODUCTS* UP- ." " _. Per dozen and up; 75 varieties, j qn US by raising too little poul- f ^^Hm, which cannot be =>"«"i uxxxxxxxCxx CHX.HX, wxxx, "^ ^x-x.. She is survived by her |^^Jreisle?fr..112215 Michigan (US-: try. The government food pro- transportation which cannot. ae ^^ ^^ fo .nto ^ ^^ daugbter, Mrs. Wiedman, and twoj112) at Wnlow road. jduction goal for this year was replaced, _ the^ faatety^ ^ommis^oii ^^ ^^ nlavine* out of doors sons. Elmer of Freedom township i 196% of 1943 production. Indica- 1943. To reduce these home-front cas J ualties and to preserve vital war which cannot be small children alone who be- 1931. L. Richards, 10205 Saline-Milan; ton Poultry Farm, phone 65R2. road. 31 DON'T FORCE RATIONING has developed a State-Wide Pre- house after playing- out of doors sons, Elmer of Freedom township Morton Poultry Farm PHONE 65R3 HOME OF QTJAIJTY CHICKS" BOB MORTON, MGB. i ra< "«»,"»,". " ,.".-",«, xxx. . . ,-, t, x. . ,96% of 1943 production. ._ ventntive Maintenance and Safety and then going over to a neigh- and Neil of Scio township; two! For Rent—Apartment, 4 rooms tions now are that it will be from '^™;^^-tbe month of°Mav ■'or's house to await the return sisters, Mrs. Ck-orge Hinderer of and bath, with good size rich gar-! 60 to 80%. !™7S nfthT «itatp'«^police chiefs of parents until late hours Manchester and Mrs. John Wurs-, den soil* S808 Saline-Milan road, SPECIAL BARGAINS AVAIL- \_[sheriffs have been ta atten- Another cause for rain! ft-'Ain't ter of Ann Arbor, and two broth-1 2 miles south of Saline. 31 |ABLE NOW. < rinnnp at rvrp-pnmninp- meetinirs politics funny?" That remark is ers, Otto Jedele of Northville? andi ! Due to the extreme la.bor l«nd hnvp l Treed to nartionate purported to have been made by j Walter Jedele of Hillsdale. Mrs.j Wanted—200 Triple A White or. shortage, we are forced to sell ! The automobile! industry— car com- an official sometime ago and we'Schneider was a member of * St.! Barred Rock pullets, 10-14 weeks I at a discount the 10,000 chicks 'panies dealers and garages have are surely beginning to believe, Paul's Evangelical Church and^O- _9e<?; c:.Hewens,__7424 Bemis;now in our brooders. Some are I agreed to make a special effort. Jt is true. Now, **i CONFIDENTIAtr—All wedding Invitations and ! *e~^ -?onth, - - Annroximate] —■. to give brake repair service dur- j tioning question, f » '■—- '-v.- j-i- ! Not so long ago it take this ra- Rev. C. H. Wittbracht officiated,Rd-. Ypsilanti, Mich. Phone 671J3. five weeks old. for instance: at the services. Interment tooki An excellent choice of adzes Not so long ago it was consid- place in Bethlehem cemetery, Ann'j Try some pmsbury's Best 32% and makes of electric brooders Approximately a million educa- fldentiai Fine line to select from. Here are some appetizing sandwich spreads that will please the War worker's palate and are just as good for Home snax:. 1—Baeon, peanut butter, pickle, relish 2—Bacon, baked beans, cabbage, mayonnaise 3—Bacon, liver, tomato 4—Bacon, olives, green pepper, mayonnaise TJia week we pay respectful Homage to MOTHER; who must carry heavy burdens of grief, sacrifices and denials. I FREE! A full 8-oz. pkg. of macaroni with a purchase at 29c of Wilson's B-V meat flavor. Excellent for gravies, soups, -etc. — I ered an aboslute necessity if we, Arbor, the United States were toj announcement orders given The Observer are con-. tion.4i letinets win be distributed m 'by police, sheriffs, factories, and exist and at the same time help,"MJdhjffan State schools, and state agencies., other countries of the world and. _. &^i: _{r^. Thousands of posters will be dis-; the war effort too. Now comes| JtCaalu rLlgtlllgntS played. election year and mud-slinging "Thousands of motorists will'will become the poliitical pas- have their brakes tested by police and sheriffs' officers during the campaign," Halsey said. "Those who fail to pass the test will be .subject to regular enforcement procedure." John LaRue Guest Speaker At Rotary Sgt. Nelson E. Watling Told Of Experiences In North Africa. ' time for the next few months, and all of a sudden there is plenty of food. A great many canned foods have become unra- tioned; almost all meats are declared free because of over-production, and - even alcoholic liquors have for the most part jbeen taken off the ration list. !Can anyone find the answer to the puzzle of why all this fuss and inconvenience was necessary if it ends up in another orgy of Station WKAR, Michigan State College, 879 KC, 5.600 watts. John LEiRue, secretary of the Ypsilanti Rotary Club for the past 20 years, was the speaker at the meeting of the Rotary Club at The Tavern last Thursday. His talk dealt with the organization of the Saline club in 1929 at which time he took an active part in organizing the club with the help of E. G. Wiedman, also of Ypsilanti. He also pointed to the fact that he took an active part in organizing the Ypsilanti club. At that time Rotary Internatonal had a rule that no club could be formed in a city of l&ss than 5,000 population. They petitioned Rotary International to "change the rule, which they did after several months of consideration, and now Rotary functions as well and in most cases better in the small towns than in the larger places. Sgt. Nelson E. Watling of Ypsilanti, guest of A. C. Lange, was introduced and in reply to questions by the members told many interesting facts concerning the campaign by the Allies in North Africa. Current progress in the attempts to solve Michigan's emergency farm labor program will be broadcast each Monday morning at 10:30. Included in the program will be reports on the Victory Garden Volunteers, the Women's Land Army and the use of prisoners of war, Jamaicans, Mexicans and ._ ._ __. other temporary workers. The food destruction, perhaps, as is J emergency farm labor program is evidenced by the dumping of sur-! being administered by the exten- plus milk and fresh fruits and J sion service of the college, vegetables in city markets? Allj "Clothes for Teen-age Girls' vegetables in —-., this makes one wonder if suffi-! the subject of Ruth Clayton in a cient pressure were put up«"*n. homemakers' hour talk on Wed- proper political powers and the | nestiEay, May 17, at 9:45 a m. In question of war and peace were made an issue a miracle might not happen to end some of the conflict? At least so much is certain if more politicos were really sincere in their efforts a l"t of unpleasantness could be avoided in this world of ours and there would be less loss of material and lives. CHave you ever witnessed a barn yard squabble? Nothing shows its desire for self protection more strongly than a hen with a, bro^d of chicks when a cat comes around. A cat once came too near such a mother hen and the fuss began; soon more hens and roosters came upon tche scene to see what it was all about and such a cackling and noise couldn't be equalled Dairy Concentrate_and Maxi-Meal'at 10% discount. Hog Concentrate. We have a good .supply on hand Morton Poultry Farm, phone 65R2. One 16 x 40 laying house at a discount of $100.00. One $41.25 hog self feeder $27.50. Combination of one $7.15 electric brooder and 300 Leghorn We wfll need the meat that these chicks will produce. Baby chick prices reduced after Pillsbury's Best Starter and {May 8. Grower will give your chicks a J SALINE HATCHERT good start and carry them Saline, Michigan Phone 52R2 through till laying age. Morton!. Poultry Farm, phone 65R2. For Sale—Piano, large size) kitchen cabinet, bookcase, table, I chairs, camping equipment (tent, j Cockerel chicks $10.00. stoves, bed, etc); also other articles. Phone 169R2. Lost—Heavy canvas truck cover between the Frank Daniels and Harry Finch farms Tuesday, j May 2. Finder please leave at' Herman Heininger's store or phone owner, Otto Hagans. For Sale — McCormick-Deering plow, 2 bottoms; McCormick-Deering cultivator, 2 row with trac- a simiiar program, Mny 12. Gei--jtor hitch; MeOrmick-Deecricng trade Miller will discuss "How to'mowing machine, 5-ft. cut; Mc- Make Your Liinens Last." . Connick-Deering corn planter "Good Care of Mare and Foal" j with fertilizer, like new; John will be described on the noon | Deere manure spreader. D. A. Farm Service Hour program on [Robison and fnn. 13076 Macon rFLAGS-, AU Sizes — All Fabrics * Price Range to Fit All Purses 624 So. Main St. Ann Arbor, Mich. FOX Wednesday, May 17, by R. S. Hudson. The third in a series on how to keep a tractor rolling will be offered by E. C. Sauve on the noon hour program for Thursday, May 11. Keep Ration Book ' Three In Safe Place Housewives are advised by the OPA that they must keep War Ration Book Three in a safe place. It will be used in the future although only shoe stamps are valid in. it at this time. Other road, Saline, Mich. 31 anywhere el.se. In a few min- . utes all the hens and roosters {stamps will be designated for use were fighting among each other having1 forgotten the cat, the real cause pf trouble, which had taken to her heels and was long New Subscribers In ApriljS S^ufSl^^Lf^ tering and in real danger because of fright until tche battle .spent itself. Aren't we humans very much like that? We should be able to rise above it .since we have been endowed with reason • and intelligence such as cats, ihehs and roosters don't possess. Maybe we will some day when humanity will have learned to .see itself as it really is. Mrs. George Desbrough. Donald Currie. H. S. Richards. Walter lindemann. H. E. dark. W. J. Davis. Eyes Examined Dr. Frank Gilford, Toledo Op» tometrist. Office: Milan Hotel, Saturdav 1:60 to 9:30 p. m. Glass-! es fitted. (11th year in Milan.) - ' from time to time, For the first time since rationing began a yr~>- ago, all buying of ration erl -*" -""s is now done from o"-* -- *- book, that is Book F'—• °" \. asks that everyone protect both books three and four. Farmers sell about $190,000,000 worth ot timber and related products each year. A JOKE ON THE TOY MAjKT^ a musical play by Spauiding, will be presented next Tuesday, May 16, at 8 p. m., by the Girls' Glee Club of Saline High School. Tickets at 20c for children and 40c for adults can be secured from the members of the Glee Club or at the ticket office on Tuesday evening. Let no one who likes a bit of humor, much beautiful music, and an inspiring finale, miss A JOKE ON THE TOYMAKER READ THE LENEIS AJDS NOW 237F21, Milan. For Sate—We have a supply of various numbers and sizes on hand of Genuine Pfister Hybrids seed corn. Frank Kanitz, 10572 I^r Rd., % mile south of Cone. Phanej BUY AT WARDS Fence Controller, battery type, 9:95-18.95. Electrical controller 21.95. Barb Wire 2 Pt $2.97 to $4.05. Electric Brooder $12.50. Fuel Oil Brooder $9.50 to 14.75. Brooder House Ere Cut $143.25. Binder Twine, Baje 6.89. Reserve your now. Now is the time to order Combine Pick-up and canvasses. Save at Wards in re- jpair Parts, Plow Shares, Rope, and etc. Garden Seeds. Hybrid Seed Corn. Certified Seed Potatoes. Sudan Grass, Kasco Feeds. WARDS FARM STORE SalineTheatre Friday and Saturday DALE EVANS su»a GEORGE BYRON in Hoosier Holidap —ALSO— NILS ARTHUR ontf RUTH TEECxY in Mystery Broadcast Sim., Mon., and Toes. Matinee Sunday, 3 p. m. TALTJIxLAH BANKHEAD and WILLIAM BENTDIX in LIFEBOAT Wednesday and Thursday FRANCHOT TONE and ELLA RAINES in Phantom Lady Ann .Axbor Phone 9878 i
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|1944-05-11; Saline Observer
|LeBaron & Nissly
|An issue of the Saline, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1880. No longer published.
|Saline (Mich.) - Newspapers; Washtenaw County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
|Copyright Permission
|This material is in the public domain.
|1944-05-11; Saline Observer
|LeBaron & Nissly
|An issue of the Saline, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1880. No longer published.
|Saline (Mich.) - Newspapers; Washtenaw County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
|Copyright Permission
|This material is in the public domain.
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——— | AU Car Brakes
Will Be Tested
"UNCLE SAM" is calling on Michigan
Farms this year for greater production.
He wants more corn, hogs, cattle, chickens, turkeys, milk, vegetables, beans
and potatoes.
FUNDS to Aid Production are available at the Savings Bank to those who
can qualify for a bank loan. Call and
let us know your needs. Let's make it
a Victory Harvest.
Saline Savings
G,Now that we have come into
the month of May with a good,
start so far as the number of
State-Wide Campaign
Under Way: Aim Is To
Save Both Cars And L.ves. days are concerned we cannot;
help recalling- and comparinr- ~°"r
FBI Law Enforcement
Conference In Ann Arborj
Attorney George Buriice
Villi Speak And Donald
Parsons v*»iil lis £-rssi_*vtt.
Woman's Club Held
Final Meeting Tuesday
Will Resume Sessions
On F.rst Tuesday
In October.
i Wolverine
1 Parsons'.
Work Shoes 9$
phone 152.
Cook, Auctioneer,
■' For Sale—5 gallon paint pais.
'Phone 46R2.
The Saline Woman's Club heldj —
their final meeting for this clubj For Sale—Good quality
year on Tuesday afternoon at the: Mrs. Fred Hertler.
home of Mrs. Sam Boyd. Mrs.'
A new simplified war emergen- j^* ^^ the preSent one where. Robert A. Guerin, special ag-
cy brake test will be introduced ^-eather is concerned May 1943 ent ^ charge of *—e Federal k.u-
to Michigan motorists during was tearful __ judging from the re*u of Investigation, D^oit, ^s, ^^ J^^ "^ —^ —g | We have ",vernment wheat_
May when safety and traffic or- first week # J May, <«1944, it jounced that the Sprmg La*MdSS^rSd ft the businSs' Saline Mercan^e Co
ganizations and officials will unite proraises to _/_ wet one too. An. Enforcement Conference ior the j ^ _f_^.^j££J'S' °°'
in a campaign to encourage te £ld My once remarked a long! ^tern district w>l be: heldat ™wed w£ to chafe of Mrtj
For Sale—Worthy seed oats. F.
ill a \;cXLliycXL_xi iu xnv.vu.-ov U1Q ___y XM^x. ■ xqikhjvcu a. ,xs,x._ ■ -xxx. x.r xuuunvu ,.x~, x.. ". " _
motorist to help himself in the time ago when the conditions of!'=3° P* m* m Ann Arbor on Mayj Gordon Anthony. It was opened R. Clements, phoni 166F13.
interests of reducing accidents the world were ^


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On Sat, May 21, 2011 at 09:18, David Fifield <david () bamsoftware com> wrote:
Hi, Marek. I've asked Shinnok to review this patch as a feature creeper.
Something I'd like to see is the SOCKS negotiations moved into separate
functions to reduce function length and indentation depth.
I'm already working on this, I've standardized variables between http
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Jackson Ripley, 12, Writes Letter to Mitt Romney, Says His Plan For America "Isn't What We Need"by Free Britney at . Comments
Jackson Ripley won't get to personally vote in a U.S. presidential election until 2020, but he's got some pretty strong opinions on the one coming up in 2012.
The 12-year-old from Colorado was watching political news coverage with his mom about pre-existing health care when he decided to write a letter about it.
A letter to Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
Ripley ripped the former Massachusetts Governor not over his 47 percent comments, but his ever-changing health care stance and whether he actually will or won't repeal Obamacare, a.k.a. the Affordable Care Act, if elected president.
Citing contradicting statements from Romney on Meet the Press and the Tonight Show, the adolescent also describes the plight of his little sister, Kennedy.
It is Kennedy's pre-existing conditions that have Jackson spooked by President Obama's challenger, who he also criticizes for his stances on gay and women's rights.
Voting age or not, Ripley's mind is made up. Read Jackson's full letter to Mitt Romney, spelling and grammar and formatting unchanged, after the jump ...Dear Governor Romney,
I'd like to say congratulations on winning the republican nomination. But, I wish you stayed in Massachusetts. You're plan for America isn't what we need, and would hurt us more than it would help.
First, repealing Obama care and other health plans he's put in place have helped families across America, including mine. I live in a middle class family, and two years ago my little sister; Kennedy was denied insurance because of her pre-existing condition. This was a huge emotional stress and financial burden on my entire family. Under Obama Care, insurance companies can no longer deny Kennedy and kids like her, the coverage they need and deserve. Because of Obama care my little sister was able to have the several surgeries she needed that helped save her life. Once the President was elected he put Obama Care into action, just like he promised and made it so that you could get insurance with pre-existing conditions. This has made a direct impact on my family. My family is with out a doubt better off now, than we were four years ago!
It is to my understanding that you stated that you were going to repeal Obama Care, including the part I have mentioned, which will take away the insurance we have and need for my sister Kennedy. Why do you think she doesn't deserve health care? Also, when you were interviewed on "Meet the Press", you stated that you would NOT repeal this part of Obama Care, but then your campaign backpedalled and on the "Tonight show with Jay Leno", you said that you WOULD repeal this.
Also, you're domestic plans (birth control, gay rights etc.) are horrible! Women should get to manage their own health, and if you wonder why you're not appealing to many women voters, rethink your birth control and women's' rights plans. And people should be able to marry whom they want. We built this country so people could have freedom, and not have religious beliefs control them to that length. This country was in no way built on any religion, so we should not create laws that repress the American people in a religious way and hurt our most vulnerable.
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The way Obama has turned his back on the Ambassador in the Middle East only a Spineless Coward would vote for this pathetic excuse for a President! We will never support him- not ever.
@ clueless cheri. Agree with every wprd you said. If that boy spoke against Obamacare she would be down with it- no questions asked. She is a fake. In fact Cheri youkre a fake ass.
@ Linda Sterling Good points! Obamacare can't be that bad if Mitty boy wants to use it! Thanks for the vote of confidence in my president Mitt!
Romney has expressed ambivalence about Obamacare. He may NOT repeal it. He may retain some parts, eliminating others. He's going to use it as the foundation for his own health care initiative! Interesting. Especially in light of the CATASTROPHIC effects promised by critics and the conservatives on this station. It doesn't sound like your candidate agrees with your gloomy assessment. It is ironic that I never hear the Obamacare horror stories highlighted on the news or in the papers, only personal accounts that aren't or can't be verified or doomsday predictions from biased sources. I know there are some issues that need to be worked out as there is with any large scale model. However, it seems to be the best proposal we have right now. THAT'S been validated my Presidential candidate Mitt Romney. OBAMA/BIDEN 2012!!
The girl developed hemangioma at 4 weeks old, surely the insurance policy was topmost at the parents mind and also. The insurance still wouldn't cover the expenses even if they got it before she was born. And if a 12 year old in America can't write this letter, y'all must be schmucks because my little sister could ahve written this 4years ago, she's 12 too.
After watching the news it is certain that this Middle East cover up is about to blow wide open! Forget everything else, this is as big as Watergate. HILIARYS career is over. To apologize and blame a YouTube video is not only insulting the American people it's demoralizing the deaths of those for wonderful people. No country believes this was a spur of the moment act! It was planned by Al Queda and the America Public knows it! Obama has lied again. He just shit on those four Hero's. He has shamed this nation. Fast & Furious is unraveling and there will be jail time before its over and Obama gave Holder immunity. This Administration is in shambles. Anyone who voted for this socialist racist should never be allowed to vote again! He now wants to redistribute the wealth? Is he God? Now the American Flag has an "O"in it? He is a walking Disaster! A Toxic waste dump!
Now .. What were you saying? Did you want to apologize for voting for this piece of dawg shit? If not- STFU!
THANK YOU Cheri. I could not have said it better myself. I CANNOT and WILL NOT have anything to do with anyone that has had any hand in re-electing the most dangerously incompetent president in history. It is an absolute catastrophic disaster. Never in my life have I been so scared and worried about the welfare of my country. I have never thought I would ever say I was embarrassed to be American but unfortunately I am now.........
@Cheri, did you come from hell or something? Bitch: please get your mind right! This is a 12yrs old decision, not yours. Please re-read what the site wrote nutt.
Kid, recently, Romney said that he won't repeal all of Obamacare, and he will keep the part that says, preexisting conditions, will be covered. Blame you parents for not having health insurance, in the first place, because, getting insurance, after someone is diagnosed, with a serious condition, is life buying cat insurance, after, you have an accident, and expect them to fix your car, assuming it wan't a law, that you, have to be covered. By the way, kid, Obama is a racist, a Communist, his foreign policies, got some Americans murdered. He spends too much of our money, on failed projects. He is a phony.
What a ignorant parent to put their kid on this topic. What was it- a trip to Disney funded by taxpayers that made him do it? You should ask yourself- is it because he is up for liberals - that's the reason you think he is ok by doing this? You are a dumbass skank!
@Cheri, where did your mind go? Honey, get the stick out of your ass. Kids have the right to their opinion and you can not get mad about it.
I'd rather hear the opinion of a "likely" voter! Their vote will count...these kids won't be allowed near a voting poll. What was the point of this anyway??? Somebody thought it was CUTE! Yet..it wasn't.


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My son is about to finish 1st grade at CHE. He attended a Charter School last year so CHE has been a cakewalk compared to last year. I think it's been a better balance for him... I know he's learning and his reading has improved so much this year, but he's having fun and making friend as well and getting to be a kid!
Everyone should be fired. In spite of the administration and faculty the test scores high only b/c of the demographics. If only we lived in a world where the parents could vote on firing and hiring staff.
My son attended first grade here and our experience was a nightmare. Classes were filled to the max, 24 students. The teachers are disengaged and are lost as much as the kids are. Their is no love at this school. The office staff, including the principal are all cold. No one questioned me when, I removed my son out of this school. Only reason this school is exemplary is because of the demographics of the children. Its an affluent neighborhood predominatly White and Asian, therefore you will likely have great test scores. Pleased to say my son now attends Carrollton Christian academy and couldn't be happier. I wouldn't send my worst enemy here. Everyone should be fired.
Castle Hills Elementary School is the school our grandsons attend, although the 11 year old has moved to a different school for the 6th grade. My wife and I see Castle Hills Elementary through different eyes, those of grandparents. We look at the softer skills of respect, encouragement, and love. Through the past 5 years, we have joined our grandsons for lunch in the cafeteria. It is a beehive of activity and energy...but it is also a well-oiled machine that gets the job done in a limited amount of time. The teachers treat the children well - many come over to speak with us and share their day with our grandsons - a fleeting moment that is so rare of an opportunity to be a part of their growing up. We are grateful for the care and compassion that Castle Hills shows our grandchildren, and us. They are a reflection of the time they have spent with this remarkable group of teachers and leaders. Thank you very much. Gary & Nikki Waits (Houston, TX)
CHE. Hummm... what can I say... As a parent, I do not feel welcome when I enter the front office. No one even looks up at you to say "hello". When they do acknowledge you, it feels like "what do you want, you are bothering me...". The teacher are apathetic. The Liberian is terrible. No one there seem to be happy and no one there seems to "go the extra mile". Seems like everyone just shows up to work and does the bare minimum. My son does not like CHE. The Teachers are not engaging and the learning is not interactive. The children are not allowed to talk at all or have fun learning in a happy interactive environment. The new principle is trying to make it better, but if you ask me, she needs to fire every teacher and hire a completely new staff. The teachers there are boring, burnt out, and just don't seem to care.
I cannot imagine a better public elementary school. My daughter had a great kindergarten experience. The parents are all professionals and and have high expectations. The PTA is very active and parents fight for volunteer slots. The school pulls only from the CH neighborhood so the school really feels like a community. The supplies and resources available to students are truly impressive. Kids can take part in after-school golf, science, drama, etc. activities.
The school is like a prison. My kids were on the honor roll and never got in trouble, however, they hated school and dreaded going each day. No talking, no hugging, you must walk in a line at all time in the hall, no fun . . . The principle has run off most of the good teachers. Parents are not welcome in the school. Not my opinion. Fact. Do your own reseach and find out. Very sad because it was once a great school. Students will get a decent education but they will not get it in a good environment.
Positive school atmosphere. Awesome PTA involvement. Great teachers. Principal, Ms. Blake, is firm, caring and professional. Great curriculum. Ex: 4th graders dissected sheep's eyeball. Has after-school care, art and academic after-school activities. I would like after-school sports activity.
Castle Hills Elementary School is home of the Dragons, where children Believe, Achieve, and Succeed! Castle Hills Elementary has an exemplary rating; the teachers are engaged, the parents are involved, and the students are successful. The teachers, staff, students, parents, families, PTA, and Castle Hills Community are one big happy family.
Castle Hills has the best admin staff I have ever seen. Especilly the counselor.
This is our 3rd year attending Castle Hills Elementary. We love the school, the principal Mrs. Blake is wonderful, she is a strong leader and keeps excellent communication with the parents. Parent involvement in this school is outstanding. The teachers we've had have been really good and are truly focused on helping their students succeed. Lots of learning resources for the kids, a lot of support from the neighborhood, I can't say enough good things about this school. The only thing missing is more extracurricular activities, sports etc.. available for the children within the school.
My daughter has been at Castle Hills for four years and I was a little concerned with the lack of diversity and was tempted to move my daughter to Prestonwood, however after attending her 1st grade Open house and see how exciting she was and how loving the teachers were it completely changed my mind. She has definitely excelled and each teacher seems to cater to each child based on their level so all can learn. It took a few yrs to get use to the Leadership but it boils down to the best teachers for the kids. We're stayin till she graduate.. god willing.. :-)
We moved to Dallas 3 years ago. My 6 year old daughter has been there for 2 years, Kindergarten and currently first grade. Our 16 year old son has been in private school for the past 6 years. I can without hesitation say that the level of teaching and care given the students is overwhelming. This is a great community and it is highlighted in this gem of a school
My son is currently at CHE. There is excellent parent involvement, a new playground, and small class sizes of 20 children per class. The staff is very caring and eager to assist children in meeting the high standards of the school.
This is a great neighborhood school, great PTA and a lot of parent involvement. The teachers are great.
My 3 children attended this school three years ago, and I was quite disappointed with the principal, Ms. Blake. If that is what the teachers have to look up to as an example, I feel sorry for the students that are currently attending this school.
This small neighborhood school is contained within one of the best neighborhoods planned for families with children. The PTA is very active, and gets great support of both time and money from parents. The teachers are happy to be there. My only wish would be more extracurricular activities and more time for PE.
Too Small and only 20 houses away from another Elementary School. The facilities are new however but there's no playground facilities on campus and the school is already at capacity.
We are thinking about moving to the area where Castle Hills Elementary is the local public elementary school. We currently live within LISD and chose to send our sone to private school for kindergarten because we felt that Valley Ridge Elementary was an inappropriate match for our educational expectations. We met with Mrs. Blake, the principal at Castle Hills Elem. and we were so very pleasantly surprised! Not only was the staff in the office more friendly and welcoming, but Mrs. Blake took time from her very busy schedule to speak with us, explain a little about the school, and her philosphies of respecting each other (kids, parents, teachers, staff ----etc) and how things worked. We looked around the school, and were greeted by the most wonderfully behaved children who actually looked at us and smiled and even said 'hello'. Originally, we had come to the conclusion that the only option we had would be to struggle to get our son to school each morning to a private school several suburbs away. Having met Mrs. Blake and seeing the effect she has had on the school in an admitedly limited capacity, I have to say that it will be a pleasure to have this as an option for our son as we choose where he will go for 1st grade.
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■* **» Everybody Rc*d» The Clara Statinc-l All Homa Print ■? THE CLARE INEL This Waak—20 Pagas j 140 Column* j 2800 Inches -<s> \ *- Esiablished 1878 CLARE, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 19. 1947 New Series Vol. 56, No. lt NEW HOSPITAL CONSIDERED FOR THIS COMMUNITY Public Relations Committee Discusses Need and Means At Annual Meeting Funeral Services For Harrison Soldier Tomorrow Afternoon The Clare Hospital Public Relations Committee held its annual meeting at the Clare Hospital Friday, De The remains of T/5 Keith 0, Johnson, the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson, of Harrison, who was drowned in the Rhine River while in service March 24, 1945, arrived in Clare at 2:30 o'clock "Wednesday afternoon with tr. S3, Army escort and local veterans also accompanied the, remains to Harrison. He was among the American soldiers whose remains cijmher 12th. Benedict Moon was [were recently returned from Europe, elected president; Bessie Shaw, vice! Funeral services will be held from president; Grace McArthur, secretary", and "Virginia Foss, treasurer. District representatives chosen from surrounding communities are a,s follows: Louis Moon, Rosebush; Mrs. Gage Mercer, Coleman; Lucille Merrihew, "Weidman; Laura Wilson, Harrison; and Dr. Gerald Lamb, Far- well, The subject of future hospital care for Clare and immediate vicinity was considered. It was concluded that the .hospital needs of this community can best be handled by a community hospital conducted by a lay board composed ot citizens with one or more doctors and nurses acting in au advisory capacity only. This is the common practice in most communities and divorces the professional people from hospital management which is really a community, duty. Various plans for the community to take over the problem of hospitalization were discussed. Of particular interest was the consideration of The Michigan Hospital survey as published by the Kellogg Foundation. This survey considers the needs throughout the entire state. From this report it is evident that a small well equipped hospital is an absolute necessity for our community. The report states that such a hospital should be under management of a board that is broadly representative of the public it serves. ' Another consideration was of the U. S. Senate bill 191, known as the. Hospital Construction Bill. This bill provides federal funds for the construction of hospitals based on the recouimendaatious of the hospital survey mentioned above, "With federal funds available together with a large donation pledged by the management of the present hospital,* public subscription, would be a trivial Item, A itewA. fca^ai-i*. cot!**-M&W the health unit ~*.ncL Several shops for rental to defray operative expense. The hospital would be open to all doctors of medicine and be a general health center.. t In conclusioh the committee states that Clare needs to continue its Hob- pital Service. Hospitalisation should be managed by a lay board and should be a Civic project. Solicitation for support should not be made in communities having their own hospital. The committee will hold regular monthly meetings. the Harrison Congregational Church at 1:00 o'clock Saturday afternoon, with Rev, Harold "Watson, of Grand Ledge officiating and V. F. *W» and American Legion members of Harrison and Clare assisting. Burial will be at Sumner. AAA COMMITTEEMEN ELECTION BALLOTS MAILED TO FARMERS Must Be Marked and Returned To County Office By December 24 SOHIO GARAGE IN COLDWATER FIELD BURNS MONDAY Mechanic Rescues Two Men Trapped In Building"* After Explosion The Sohio Oil Company garage in the Coldwater oil fields burned down following an explosion at 11:50 j !.•-*'*'%' '■V '^#^1te*^^ ■yZytfm-.-,^..^,.. , . i...;. ^ *»* a- ar^-""1' • '■»"» H ._*. mf !/*<*<\ V--4 1 f>\<> r> X V 5. v \: o :* v JUiVERY ckristmas season brings to us the rectirrUng knowledge that man- i kind need not be destined for sorrow, dejection and strife. The ^ spirit of Christmas captures us with its glory and teaches Us that a lasting peace on earth is our highest goal. If you. will permit the publisher of this newspaper one wish at this Christmas time, let if be this; That the spirit of the Christmas star may be our perpetual guide and that we may meet our fellow men on the level of peace, trust and friendship. Not. just until December 2$, but for the rest of the year—for the rest of our lives. It is in that spirit thaf this newspaper extends to all of you its hope for a truly \ MERRY CHRISTMAS v *** ■*■.-;< '^^"iS. o'clock Monday night. Two men, L. D, Munns and Jess Peacock, were trapped in the garage at the time of the fire, but "Swede," a mechanic for j Sohio, who was in the south end of the garage when the explosion occurred, got out and ran around to the west end of the building and told the two trapped men haw to unlock the j door and get out. All three men were quite badly • burned, but it is expected they will, recovei*. The boys all helped put the fire out with the assistance Of Homer Grim j and Carl Norman, gas plant workers. • Officers The men did a brave job staying with the fire and kept it from spreading to the houses where the employees live and also from catching the gas plant on fire. ■ If the plant had once caught on fire, the people of Clare surely would have been awak- isheft because they would have hejard the explosion, *".....;'-''"•. V^'V--^' ' It Is hoped that the men who were burned will recover soon and we are sure the Sohio Oil Company will thank the men for their bravery. The cause of the explosion is unknown. r*\. '"^'•^-K^ "-*_:-* HOME ECONOMICS COUNCIL FORMED IN CLAM COUNTY cers Elected and Program Of Activities Drafted for Coming Months Strange Home Once Moire Aglow With Yule Lights The old adage, 'a man's home is his castle," was never more truly spoken than of the home of Charles • ™.f_lsl°.n .he ilm atlhe east end of, Local Troop's Christmas Dinner CLARE COUNTY SCOUT DISTRICT HOLDS MEETING A total of 600 farmers in Clare county were mailed ballots last week for their use in electing the 1948 community AAA committees and delegates to the county AAA election convention, according to Robert C. Kleiner, present chairman of the Clare County AAA committee. These farmers are reminded that these ballots, marked according to the choice of the individual voter, must be returned to the county AAA office, Harrison, Michigan, on or before -Wednesday, December 24, in order to l.e counted by the impartial election board" on December 26. The ballots contain the names of candidates for positions on the various community AAA committees as well as the names of candidates for the position of delegates and alternate ("".legates to the County AAA convention to be. held In the AAA ofl.ce at -Harrison on December 3d, at which the county AAA committee for 1948 will be" elected by the delegates for each township. Candidates for the various positions mentioned above were selected at a series' of nomination meetings held during the past two weeks throughout the county. The ballots, which may be returned to the county AAA office, either by mail or in person, will be counted in the county office under the supervision of a nc-h-partiBan election hoard. All farmers who received ballots through the mail are urged to mark aiid return their ballots before the deadline date. Since the committeemen elected are responsible for developing, adapting, and administering national farm programs to meet local problems and needs, it is important that the men elected really represent * FRANKLIN LOWER PASSES AWAY IN CLARE HOSPITAL Sheridan Township Pioneer Laid at Rest in Freeland Cemetery Franklin Lower, well known* pion- eer resident of Sheridan township, became ill Friday, December -5th, and was brought to the Clare Hospital the following Sunday, where he passed away the next day, Franklin Addison Lower," second son of Joseph and Elizabeth Lower, was born in Steuben County, Ohio, March 29, 1861, and. passed away at Clare, Michigan, December 8, 1947, at the age of eighty-six years, eight months and eight days. He was married to Lillie May Deck December 31, 1892. To this union were born five children, now Alma Gransden, of Beaverton, John and Herman Lower, of Clare, James, of Northville, and Dewey, who with the mother preceded him in death. Besides the children, he leaves twenty grandchildren, seven great grandchildren; three brothers, James Lower, of Clare, Allison* and Ira, of Helmer, Ind.; six nephews, six nieces, Other relatives and many friends. - He was a good father and neighbor, and will be sadly missed by ■all. Funeral services were held from the Doherty Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. Chas. Kleinhardt, and he was laid at rest beside his wife and son at Freeland. Fifth Street Here "Charlie" enter-J tains his friends and enjoys living among the many beautiful and inter- ■ | esting souvenirs of his native Texas Six delegates from eight local home' and his own ingenious devices for economics extension groups met at making his home more livable and the the Court- House in Harrison Decern- J grounds more attractive, bey 12 for the purpose of organizing At this time of year "Charlie's "^oi^&-^noj!r(_cs:CksU-'cil_ana;1dratt- Castle" is .t-rrta^i into -a veritable hag- a program of activities for the fairyland of hundreds of twinkling current year. * j multicolored lights strung in the win-' Mrs." Mary Lou Walker, of Hamil-j dows of his home and on the numer- ton township, was elected chairman; j ous evergreen trees about -the grounds, Outstanding Success Wednesday Night Mrs. Gladys Austin, of Temple, vice 1 even the bird house coming in for J chairman; and? Mrs.--Iva Malosh, of jits share of the yuletide decorating,' Morgan, of Saginaw, and Assistant The first meeting of the new Clare County Boy Scout District was held at the "Veterans Club (old county infirmary) one mile south of Harrison, Monday evening, with a sumptuous country style roast beef dinners-served at 6:00 o'clock, and those attending say that it was the best dinner they had had in a long time for $1.00, Valley Trails Council Executive Bill Lake, secretary-treasurer. Other dele-j and strings of lights the entire length' council Executive Cliff'Klapp, of Mt. gates present were Mrs. Mary Gerow, > of the flag pole can be seen from the pleasant, presided at the business Eagle; Mrs, Ada Kinsel, Clare; and j union depot in the opposite part ot [ session, with Scoutmasters, Commis- Mrs. Grace Williams, Elm Grove. j the city. i sioners, District Committeemen and It was voted that each local group j There is also a beautifully trimmed interested persons from Temple, Lake should have a delegate member of j Christmas tree on the sun porch and! George, Clare and Harrison attend- the council. While the by-laws have the entire - picture of beauty can be' fng, Farwell was the only town in seen and enjoyed by motorists pass- the district with a Boy Scout troop ing on nearby US-10. i that was not represented. "Charlie" was assisted with the; Committee appointments were an- decorations this year by his nephew School Children Entertained By Ideal Theatre The management of the Ideal Theatre have been hosts to 5,000 school children .from all pf the schools in Clare county, the north half of. Isabella county and portions of Midland and,Osceola counties this week for the theatre's annual Christmas treat, which is* presented each year in the form of a free movie, that is not only of the highest type, but of particular Interest to children of school age. This year's feature was "Little Miss Marker," one of. the . first Shirley Temple pictures, and the remarks Of the children themselves is evidence that they thoroughly enjoyed it. Three shows were presented on each Tuesday and ■ Wednesday and four on Thursday to accommodate all of Mr, Olson's guests. THREE OF IRWIN FAMILY INJURED IN AUTO WRECK Mrs. Ella Pilgrim Suffers Compound Fracture Of Right Ankle An auto accident occurred two miles south of Clare on US-27 when Wm, Irwin lost control of his ear on the icy_ pavement last Friday, December 12," Mrs. Wm. Irwin, of R-2, Farwell, sustained the following injuries: concussion of brain, deep extensive laceration of scalp, with profuse hemorrhage, multiple contusions, abrasions and sprains. She was confined to the Clare Hospital <-uhtil Wednesday. Fred Irwin, of R-2, Farwell, suffered from severe sprains and contusions and was at the Clare Hospital for 48 hours-, Mrs. Fred Irwin sustained extensive abrasions and a sprain of muscles of right thigh. She was discharged, after treatment at the Clare Hospital. Mrs. Ella Pilgrim, of South McEwan St., slipped on. the ice Monday evening and sustained a two bone fracture of the right ankle. She was admitted to the Clare Hospital, where J cast was applied and she was released Wednesday. not been prepared, the purpose of the council is to promote activities of educational and recreational nature for Clare county homemakers BASKETBALL SCORES CLARE HIGH SCHOOL Tuesday, December 9-—Clare Varsity defeated St. Louis Varsity here 29-28 and Brought home "Casper." Friday, December 12—Clare Varsity defeated Coleman Varsity here 44-85. CLARE DeMOLAY Thursday, December 11—Clare DeMolay defeated Bay City DeMolay there 42-33. Wednesday, December 17*—Clare DeMolay defeated Midland DeMolay, former State Champions, here 4^*28. The three elected oflicers constitute j Lynn Strange, of Loredo, Texas, who came three weeks ago to visit his uncle. Mr. Strange was pleased Tuesday evening to have a group of young ladies come up and sing Christmas carols among his beautifully decorated trees, adding a touch of Christmas spirit that could be attained in no other way. an executive committee of the council. Following election the balance of the -meeting period was devoted to discussion of ideas for the year's program. Four local groups had discussed topics for programs and had submitted their choices to County Agent P. D. Gibson. In consideration of these suggestions and others contributed by the delegates, the following program was drafted and approved. January—Sewing machine clinic and demonstration of attachments. The latter to be a project leader meeting. February—Home management lesson by project leaders. March —county wide safety meeting. This meeting to be sponsored by the Home Economics Council and local business men, with speakers and films furbished by Michigan State College. Also in March a project leader lesson on home vegetable gardening with1, assistance from the County Agent and garden specialists of Michigan State College will be given. May—-'House cleaning hints, a project leader lesson, June—Home- makers picnic. July—Tour tO-JDoW Gardens, Midland. August and September are left open for the individual gr'oups to do wtth as they see fit. Soifae may want to have events of local interest or perhaps no program at all. Some other suggestions" for group meeting were: Make Michigan more beautiful, care of house plants, making lamp shades, health, minor repairs for electrical equipment, hair grooming and Christmas ideas. It was the intent of the council to limit the number of county wide project lessons to one a month and leave opportunity for the individual clubs to participate in other events if they wish. Deaths CLARENCE BAWKEY Clarence Bawkey died at his home in Gilmore township Tuesday noon, and funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2:00 p. m. at the Gilmore Church of Christ, with burial in Gilmore cemetery. NEIL BUSHONG Neil Bushong passed away at his home in Sheridan township Wednesday morning. Funeral services" will be held from the Friz Funeral Home at 1:00 o'clock Sunday afternoon, with Rev. E. E. Redman officiating, and interment at Mt. Pleasant. nouneed and plans made for the 1948 Scout Week program. Arrangements ■ were in Charge of District Chairman ! John Rodabaugh, of Clare, and District Commissioner Paul D. Gibson, of Harrison. ; Scouts Christmas Dinner Clare Troop No. 125 and some Of ' their fathers attended the local troop's j Christmas dinner in the Methodist [ church parlors Wednesday evening, and in spite of the inclement weather j the attendance was good. Assistant I Council Executive Cliff- Klapp and j wife, of Mt. Pleasant, were among the guests, j Toastmaster Bob Ruby and Irvin Ruby presented an interesting and very entertaining skit, following the delicious pot luck dinner. Through ; the courtesy of Dr. G. C. Born, and j the loan of his movie projector and films, a comedy and a feature, "Spills and Thrills," were shown. A large holiday wreath, made by the Scouts themselves, was presented : to Rev. Chas. Hahn for the church, , and he responded with appreciative remarks. Bob Ruby called for volunteers for a surprise, with the unanimous re- i sponse of the Scouts, and "were their ( faces red" when they learned that the j "surprise" was the job of • washing dishes and cleaning up the church parlors, Arrangements were entirely in charge of the Scouts and because of LEO HORSEMAN Leo Horseman, a former resident of Clare, passed away in the Midland Hospital Wednesday evening. Funeral services will be held from the Thurston Funeral Home at 2:00 o'clock'the success of the event, it is expected Sunday afternoon, with Rev. Wm. P. that the Christmas dinner will be- D. Powe officiating, and interment in ■/some att annual event. Cherry Grove cemetery, POST OFFICE CLOSED HOME BAKED GOODS v>At Guiette's Paint and Wallpaper Store, tomorrow* December _0, spot*- The Clare Post Office will remain closed all day and there will be no city or rural deliveries next Thursday, Christmas day. However,, special de» | livery and perishable mail and Christmas packages will be delivered. AU mail deposited, in the post office Or mail box in front of tha post office will ha dispatched as usual. The Scouts made a supply of wreaths to sell at their "stand" oh McEwan Street last Saturday, "but all had been bought before the day arrived, They have done fine this year with this plan of raising money for the troop, and it is anticipated that this, too, will become an annual Scout Activity. " A Christmas seal on every piece of the choice of the majority of the mail will fight tuberculosis through- * sored by King's Daughters of Baptist farmers in the community, ■ out the year. Church. A Christmas Beat ott every gift will Belt* control tufewcttiosi-. MYERS SCHOOL PROGRAM The Christmas program at the Myers School will be presented Monday evening, December U, &t 8:00 | o'clock. ^ MIDNIGHT MASS AT ST. HENRY'S ' CHRISTMAS EVE. Public Is Jnvited To Attend Beautiful Services At Rosebush Church Midnight Mass this Christmas Eve will be observed at St. Henry's Church, Rosebush US-27, with ah elaborate program of music, decorations "and ceremonies. The interior walls will be graced with wreaths and bells. The high altar will be banked with Poinsettias, greens 'and lights, and will be flanked on each side by fifteen foot trees. The realistic Crib of Bethlehem will be surrounded with a forest of evergreens covered with blue lights and surmounted with a bright glowing star. The electric steeple chimes will play the 'traditional Christmas melodies for an hour before services, and the choir, organ, and harp will render the carols for the audience Within. At 11:55 p. m. the procession of all those on ceremonies will begin to wend its way to the high altar where the Mass of the Nativity will be celebrated, .The text of the p'astor's sermon will be: "There has been born to you today in the city of David, a Savior, Who is Christ the Lord." Father Grant will wear at Midnight Mass the robes of glittering gold which are useaf only on the most special occasions, . Tha general public is cordially invited to attend this Midnight Mass, and tho ushers will endeavor to seat the entire attendance. On December the 2-th, Confessions will be heard from 4:00 to 6:00 in the afternoon, and from 7:30 to 10:00 in the* evening. CITY TAX RATE LOWEST IN PAST FOUR YEARS HERE City Contracts With Consumer* Power For New Street Lighting System A pleasant surprise was In stor* for local taxpayers' when the iM? tax rate of $40.00 per thousand assessed valuation was announced. TM* is the lowest tax rate for the city ot Clare since 1943 and is divided a* follows: County tax $8.00, s«w*Ke disposal $2,00, school building »ndL sinking $4,00, electric light ?2.3& school operating p.00, fire $5.60, library 90c, park ?0c, general street ¥6,50, school'-"aebt, $3.00. It will be noted that a major portion of the tax is for school purposes but it must be realized that our inr vestment in the welfare of our youth' is one of the best investments that we ever made; and today, more tha* ever; an educatiop is a must if pnr young people are to cope successfully wtih the problems they will face u. the future. New Lights for Clare Clare's boulevard lighting system,, the pride of a past generation, is destined to go, because the cables under the streets have deteriorated, in the twenty-five years they have been in service to a point where repair is not practical, Some months ago a new type ot street lighting was installed on "West Fourth Street and after months o. observation by city officials, it has been decided to use this type of lighting for our principle street-. Sixty-seven new overhead 6,000 lumen- lights will be installed on the- main thoroughfares as soon as practical and the work of laying foundations was commenced on McEwaii street this week. Thirty lights will be placed on brackets on new steel pole- in the business district and forty-six center suspension type lights will be hung from Wooden poles on US-2T and US-10 from city limits to city limits. It is planned in the future to install 2,500 lumen suspension type light* in the residential area to get tb.» lights out away from the shade tree* which shufc off a Jot of light during- summer months. Christp-ias Lights Too Clty\officials, and-- other interested: parties are to be congratulated oa the yuletide atmosphere created by decorating our downtown streets- again this year. New bulbs have been secured and the colored lights across the streets and on the front of tha city hall are again twinkling prettily in the evening, while wreaths have been hung on the street light poles, and evergreen roping extends across the street intersections for daytime decoration. A nice large wreath also graces tha honor roll in the city park and Christmas trees in the homes and in. the yards add to the scene. CHRISTMAS SPIRITS VIE WITH CHRISTMAS SPIRIT FOR POLICE All Night Paxking Banned On. Business Streets For Snow Removal No parking Will be allowed on th* business streets of Clare between th* hours of 2:00 a. m. and 5:00 a. m.. to- permit snow removal. Art Mayhew, of Vernon Hill, was arrested by City Police Tuesday ancE arraigned before Justice of the Peace Wm. B. Dunlop that evening on a. drunk and disorderly charge. He plead guilty and was fined $10.00 anot $3.35 costs. . H. Nidkles ,who lives north of Far- well, was arrested by City Police- Monday and arraigned before Justice. Dunlop Wednesday morning on a. drunk and disorderly charge. He also plead guil^j- and was fined $10.00. City Police received a complaint from Leo Brown, of Brown and Bruckart Sales & Service,, at 9:3<. o'clock Friday evening of last wee"_, that they had put an old Plymouth, car out in their back lot with a Firestone car radio in the ear. He SOW the car radio to one of 'their employees who was going: to fix it up. 8 When they towed the car into th» garage they found the radio-ftJi been stolen. Mr, Br&wn stated that the radio had been taken recently, because there were tracks in the snow where a person had Come up to the car and it must have been after th* last snow storm. Attention Please! AU advertising and news copy must be in The Sentinel offlca on# d*y early next week heciause ot the Otetettnm holiday* Your cooperation irrfE b* appreciated,
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|1947-12-19; Clare Sentinel
|R. G. & F. A. Jefferies
|An issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1896. Previously known as Clare Sentinel and the Democrat-Press. In 1923, absorbed the Clare Courier.
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|1947-12-19; Clare Sentinel
|R. G. & F. A. Jefferies
|An issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1896. Previously known as Clare Sentinel and the Democrat-Press. In 1923, absorbed the Clare Courier.
|Clare (Mich.) - Newspapers; Clare County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
|Copyright Permission
|1923-1999: Copyright to the Clare Sentinel is held by the newspaper. Copyrighted material is reproduced with the permission of the newspaper.
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AboutHilary James Becker || 27 || ARC Security Captain
[[independent roleplay blog]]
[[I haven't watched the show in a while so my Becker skills may need a bit of dusting off. Also looking for a few othre Arcadians and other RPers to RP with! I am open to any fandom that wants to do things!]]
tracked tag: thatsanorder
M!A: none - ask is open!
ebonyandunicorn asked:
(Highly inappropriate OOC nonsense from the girl playing Claudia: CAN YOU GUYS STOP I AM SHIPPING YOU TWO SO HARD ALREADY IT'S RIDICULOUS)
Captain Becker answered:


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Meet Our Students
Ameera Nimjee, a PhD student in the Department's program in ethnomusicology, studies the musical cultures of North India, including music and dance traditions, particularly those associated with the practice of kathak (North Indian classical dance). She is also the graduate student coordinator of the South Asian Music Ensemble (SAME) and South Asian Sound Interventions (SASI) initiative. Join SASI for an Assamese Sufi-inspired song workshop on Oct. 27.
Students: Let us meet you!


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Three Creeks Brewing Company
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Three Creeks Brewing Company provides a comfortable, warm and rustic atmosphere that everyone will enjoy, including families with children. The 6000 square foot facility provides a full restaurant, 10 barrel brewing system, a large yet comfortable bar area and much more.
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