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During the same 78-hour span, California Highway Patrol officers arrested 76 motorists on suspicion of driving while intoxicated in the region, compared with 104 in the comparable period last year.
Last year, there were no traffic fatalities in San Diego County over the three-day period.
Statewide, 17 people died in traffic crashes and 1,541 drivers were jailed on suspicion of DUI charges between 6 p.m. Friday and 11:59 p.m. Monday, the CHP reported.
In 2009, 45 people died in collisions in California over the Memorial Day weekend, and 1,465 motorists were booked on charges of driving while inebriated.
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England batsman Kevin Pietersen is set to play in the third and final Test against India after recovering from a high temperature, according to captain Michael Vaughan. South Africa born batsman Pietersen missed practice at The Oval here Tuesday, where the third Test starts on Thursday and was placed on a course of antibiotics. But Vaughan, speaking at The Oval on Wednesday, said: "He's alright. He's had a net. He didn't take part in the run-around and fielding drill but he'll be fine to go into tomorrow's game. "It was just a virus," added Vaughan. "He's on antiobiotics but he seems fine. It was slightly worrying when I heard he had a virus but the doctor said straight away as long as gets his tablets down he'll be okay. "It's a big relief for the team." Pietersen, 27, has not missed a Test match since making his debut against Australia at Lord's two years ago and averages 52 in 29 appearances. England must win at The Oval to square the series 1-1 and so preserve their six-year unbeaten run in home Test campaigns. Vaughan said England would, illness permitting, field the same side that lost the second Test by seven wickets at Trent Bridge. That would mean uncapped fast bowler Stuart Broad, again included in the squad, having to wait once more for his Test debut.
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A children's book printed in 1991 by Berke Breathed, the creator of Bloom County and Outland. In it, the strip's central character, Opus the Penguin, is disappointed because he can't fly. After some failed attempts at using a flying machine bought off TV, he writes a letter to Santa Claus and asks for wings that work. Near the end, Santa's sleigh crashes in the lake and it's up to Opus to save him from the icy lake.Also in 1991, Steven Spielberg's Amblin Television arm adapted A Wish for Wings that Work into an animated special that first aired on CBS on December 18, 1991. Although the special was fairly well-received by critics, Berke considers it an Old Shame. It is the only Animated Adaptation of the Breathedverse to date.
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The Phoenix Suns and Denver Nuggets will collide tonight in US Airways Center both on the tail end of a back-to-back, with each team coming off losses to top-notch Western Conference teams. The Suns fell yesterday afternoon on the road against the Spurs, while the Nuggets are coming off a six-point loss to the Lakers in Los Angeles.
But aside from a mediocre fourth quarter, the Suns played well enough to win in San Antonio and have been particularly impressive in the month of February. If March is anything like February, Phoenix Suns fans should be expecting a lot of wins and big-time performances from Amare Stoudemire.
STAT posted 23.9 points and 9.9 rebounds in 11 games in February and most recently exploded for 41 points and 12 rebounds against Tim Duncan and the Spurs. But Amare wasn't the only standout during the last 12 games. In 12 starts Robin Lopez has posted 12.9 points and 7.1 rebounds and 1.2 blocks in only 25.8 minutes per game. Lopez has enormously exceeded expectations this season after returning from injury and is a huge reason for the Suns' month-long surge.
Jason Richardson has picked up his play as of late, aside for the costly botched dunk attempt. After scoring only 13.1 points per game in January, J-Rich kicked it up a notch in February, averaging 17.2 points and 6.3 rebounds per contest.
These individual performances, along with team defense and rebounding, resulted in a 9-3 record in February. But it's a new month, and Amare and the Suns will turn their attention to the Nuggets tonight, who currently sit 5 1/2 games behind the Lakers for the top Western Conference spot.
The last time these two teams squared off, the Suns left the Mile High City with a 12-point victory, which ended up being one of the Suns' most complete games all season long. Amare went for 20 and 17, no Nuggets player scored more than 15 points and the Suns limited Chauncey Billups and Kenyon Martin to a combined 10-of-29 shooting.
Limiting Billups will again be a key to the game, especially since he averaged the 10th most points in the NBA during the month of February with 24, a total that also made him the league's highest-scoring point guard this month. But aside from Billups, and of course Carmelo Anthony, the Nuggets have been struggling a bit of late to the tune of a 6-4 record in their last 10 games.
The Suns, on the other hand, are 7-3 in their last 10, with their only losses coming to the Spurs, Mavericks and Trail Blazers. Phoenix is playing some of its best basketball of the season right now, and a win against the Nuggets would move the Suns only two games behind Denver.
With the logjam that is the Western Conference playoff picture, any win over a conference foe is significant. The Suns are playing about as well as they have all season, and beating the conference's No. 2 seed for the second time in a row could be another step toward the upper half of the Western Conference playoff picture.


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Skoda Auto Deutschland will enter a brace of Fabia Super 2000s on selected rounds of this year's IRC
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First in Canadian Champiopnship
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It's this weekend at the ICAR racing track in Mirabel, that the final double-header of the Canadian Touring Championship season will be held. Leading the championship since June, Nick Wittmer plans to do everything possible to claim his second consecutive title at the wheel of his Lombardi Honda Racing Honda Civic Si. For the Montreal team, which also includes Benjamin Distaulo (looking for his first podium in the series), this outing is their opportunity to earn their second title in as many years competing in the series.


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Well.. Jesus introduced Himself to me. Though my birth certificate reads 1991, I think I was born in 2006, when I met Jesus – not in a church or through people, but alone in my bedroom with an open Bible and a tangible revelation that the Son of God was not only real, but alive and awesome and stronger than the chains that bound me.
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News has just spread around the Seireitei that Soi Fon is going to have a baby! Bleach characters, what are your thoughts?
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Soi Fon: Nobody suspected that you were, you moron!
Ichigo: You know, I've always wondered how Soul Society pregnancies work.
Ichigo: Do they last a super long time because aging in Soul Society is so slow?
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Ichigo: Or maybe it'll be extra fast because it's a Squad 2 ninja speed baby!!!
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Nanao: Okay, we need to throw Soi Fon an awesome WSRA baby shower! Because god knows if we leave it up to Suqd 2, the baby will just get weapons.
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Byakuya: I *thought* Soul Society seemed more noble of late.
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Soi Fon: If you get within ten feet of my child, I will kill you.
Urahara: …
Urahara: Godfather then?
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Aug. 01--Michael Christopher admits he is a fan of summer and enjoys the weather that comes with that time of year.
It would only make sense then that he and his band would play in the Scottdale Gazebo Concert series. Which they are scheduled to do from 7-9 p.m. Sunday at the gazebo.
"We play a ton of outdoor shows," Christopher said. "Honestly, I just love summertime and being outdoors. You have to enjoy the weather while you can in the northeast right? Scottdale is one of the few small towns left. It's got a great community feel."
This will mark the third or fourth time for Christopher to play in Scottdale by his recollection.
Christopher said he's had a band for five years. Joining him in the latest grouping are Zach Reeder, who handles lead guitar, piano and background vocals; Rich Gibson, pedal steel guitar, banjo, guitar and Dobro; Perry Pinto, bass guitar and background vocals and new drummer Keith Kleinhampl.
"This is the best group of guys/musicians I've ever had," Christopher said.
Christopher describes his band as one that fits into the modern country genre, the type of music heard on the radio.
According to the band's website, Christopher actually didn't discover country music until he was introduced to line dancing during his college years.
The storytelling within the songs made an impression on him, and from that moment he was hooked on the way country provided a narrative to the struggles and joys of everyday life. Shortly thereafter he began singing and playing guitar and found that country really suited his style.
"I would say, I'm somewhat traditional country with a slight rock edge," he said. "Musically, I'm influenced by a bunch of people. As far as country artists go, Dierks Bentley is probably the biggest influence. His music stands out and is different in a good way. Plus, he writes his own material. As a songwriter, I really respect that."
The Scottdale performance is one in a busy summer for Christopher and his band mates. There is a show scheduled at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Chestnut Ridge Resort in Blairsville.
"We've been playing places from Rehoboth Beach to Tennessee," Christopher said.
Just two concerts remain at the gazebo in 2013. They are:
Aug. 11 -- Remnant
Aug. 18 -- Scottdale Community Band at Loucks Park.
All concerts begin at 7 p.m.
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Entering this season, the Valley City State women's basketball team returned just one of its top four scorers from last year's national tournament team.
Leading scorer Brittany Lehner was back, but the Vikings would need someone else to step up and score on a regular basis. Midway through the season, it appears Stephanie Pedersen has become another scoring threat.
After a slow offensive start to the season, the junior from Mandan has picked up her game lately, averaging 15 points a game over the last six contests. Known more for her defense than offense entering the year, Pedersen has taken a step forward offensively and is also creating offense with her defense. Pedersen leads the team in steals, averaging 2.1 per game, and has been able to create transition points for herself and her teammates.
"We know that she's going to come out and play hard and give us defensive presence and defensive effort every game," said head coach Cathy Hanek. "The scoring is icing on the cake for us. She's making the shots she's given and she's getting out in transition for us, which is probably her biggest asset offensively."
Over the last six games, Pedersen is shooting 47 percent from the field and 38 percent from 3-point range, both well over her career averages. She scored 21 points on Jan. 4 in a 77-55 win over Minnesota-Morris, raising her season average to 10 points a game.
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Saying it 'snice is an understatement. The interior (or exterior if it's warm) is comfortable for a naturally brightly lit cafe and the service is quick and competent. This one was found not by me but by my mother some time ago. Knowing I am in the habit of collecting menus, she brought it home to me one day after walking by. I was excited to see the list of Wraps, Heroes, Soups, Salads and Beverages that they offered. My excitement only grew when I went there personally and saw their vast selection of Vegan treats. All menu items are Vegetarian and most of them can be made Vegan. Below are a few of the many examples. I highly recommend paying 'sNice a visit. It is one of my favorite places to get a quick healthy lunch and sometimes an indulgent snack.
359 7th Avenue
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I know you crave New York Pizza. I did too, until I found Pizza Plus. I have tried many vegan pizzas from various locations that I have yet to write about. However, It was not until I ate at Pizza Plus that the search for New York Vegan pizza ended. The combination of the homemade dough and sauce with daiya cheese surfaced a comfort that satisfied my nostalgia. Even, to my surprise, the whole wheat dough provides the unique New York pizza experience. I have eaten here many times with my best omnivore friends and we have always left happy. We each ordered our own customized pizza. I firmly suggest paying Pizza Plus a visit. The interior is comfortable and the delivery is pretty fast. Below are some highlights from the menu:
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Stay tuned for more information on this location. I was told by the staff that they have Vegan chefs but have been unable to dine here to experience it for myself.
8405 5th Avenue
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Chopstix is a local Chinese restaurant that I have visited regularly since I was younger. The interior is kept modern, service pleasant and the food was always very tasty. After becoming Vegan, it took me a few visits to realize the options they had for me. Usually getting tofu and broccoli, I then realized that they had more to offer me. Below are some of these items. These items are spread throughout the menu and not under any certain category. Chopstix will not disappoint you or your omnivore friends. Check out the lunch specials if you are there from 11am-4pm.
479 74th Street
Wine Bar($-$$$)
New to myself and Bay Ridge, this wine bar feels as if it belongs in Williamsburg. Being that I love Williamsburg and Williamsburg loves vegans, I felt very comfortable at this establishment. My friends and I were able to choose from a variety of Wines and Six Point Beers. Immediately after finding out I was vegan they made known to me the many vegan options that they had. This included Chocolate and a plate of assorted raw macaroons. Meanwhile, my friends shared a cheese plate. Everyone was content. With a warm interior and a menu that will comfort any diet in several ways, The Owl's Head is worth a visit.
7917 3rd Avenue
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Dragon China is a fairly new and surprising discovery of mine. I have a habit of picking up menus everywhere I go. One day I was walking to Apple Tree(see previous posts) and I swiped a menu while passing by Dragon China which so happens to be next door. From the outward and inward appearance of the place, I expected it to offer the basics of the average take out Chinese restaurant. Instead, I found an entire section dedicated to vegetarians. They offer vegetarian soups and a variety of faux meat dishes. Eating inside is not at all glamourous but the food is worth a try. Especially for the pricing. Below are some of the options that they offer. The vegetarian meats are infused into many dishes. If you decide to go, take a gander at the lunch specials.
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Warning: This supermarket has tanks and barrels full of living beings that they sell by the pound for food. They also feature a large selection of Meat. It is hard to avoid seeing this while there. If seeing this would bother you, I would suggest you avoid shopping here. Previously a movie theater, Great Wall is a large authentic Chinese market for food. Located in the vicinity of China town, local residents are constantly in there shopping. As you have no doubt noticed while dining out, Asian restaurants are great places to find a satisfying meal. Great Wall, following that truth, turns out to be a hotspot for fresh and semi-prepared vegan food. The prices are very cheap and the ingredients are often natural and simple. Below is a list of some things I found. This list barely scratches the surface.
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Like other establishments in Bay Ridge, Vesuvio has the humble beginning of a family owned restaurant. Established in 1953, the owners found delight in feeding and treating their customers as if they were family. Over five decades later, this restaurant still draws a regular flow of locals inside and is constantly sending deliveries out of its doors. Pleasant to eat at home or in the restaurant itself, Vesuvio has a taste that separates itself from the rest. This unique quality is there in part because they provide specialty pizza's that are not found in average pizzeria's. Additionally, the menu covers to some extent all Italian cuisine from homemade pasta to foccacia so your omnivore friends will have no difficulty in finding a satisfying meal. Your Vegan self can consider the pizza's below. They are surprisingly satisfying even without a Vegan cheese substitute.
3614 15th Avenue
Yes, it exists! I had to keep repeating that to myself when I discovered this one. As an ice cream parlor for both vegans and omnivores, this location also serves as the factory and headquarters of Klein's Ice Cream. This factory ships their one of a kind ice cream to many vegan restaurants as well as to Klein's other small ice cream shops. Here you can find vegan ice cream along with traditional ice cream. A majority of the residents in the area have made a religious decision not to eat meat and dairy at the same time. This being the case, the dairy is dealt with carefully and is separate from the non dairy items. Klein's is not exactly geographically proximal to the locations of my previous posts but given the weather, it would be worth the trip to get there soon. There is unfortunately no seating area but they have much to offer a person no matter what their eating preference may be. The prices are low, the ice cream is fantastic and your friends will think so too.
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i-j - <r •-.••■; SALINE'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 51 YEARS THE ..« ,=. 'f. •Z^¥^ **' ,-«*$£, • -' **k"* DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF THIS SECTION VOLTJTME 53 SALINE. WASHTENAW COUNTY MICHIGAN,' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1933 NUMBER 6 ti..- We are thankful for your patronage and good-will The Saline Savings Bank The One Story Bank on the Corner Saline, Michigan Friday and Saturday LARD, any quantity :... ' 8c PORK CHOPS ::_:.. 12c SIDE PORK, chunk 10c Best Home-Made Sausage; in-casings,-13c, 2 lbs., 25c SHORT RIBS.OF BEEF . 8c SHOULDER BEEF ROAST 12c ' STERLING BRAND 0YST3RS >, 55c and 70c Quart FRESH FISH 20c' BACON, whole or half slab .*. _ 13c HEINZ DILL PICKLES, regular 3 for 10c size four for 10c SAUER KRAUT, good, 2 lbs. for..... 15c TELEPHONE 38 "We Sell the Best" Santa Claus Says: LET THE WAREHOUSE FURNITURE SALES 529 Detroit Street, Ann Arbor (1 1-2 blocks north of the city market)" Relieve You of Your Shopping Burden Here you -will nnd something for every member of the family. " Living Room Suites $42.75 Desks $11.00 Bed Room Suites $34.85 Tables $2.00 Dining Room Suites $60.00 Foot Stools $1.50 Cedar Chests $12.50 Sewing Cabinets $3.30 •Walnut Smokers $3.40 Magazine Baskets $1.50 -»«.*■ WAREHOUSE FURNITURE SALES 529 Detroit St. Ann Arbor Annual 4-H Banquet A Brilliant Success Second. Annual Affair Drew Large Attendance; Evening's "Program Well Carried Out. |fd You Ever Try to Phone Fifty People? *. Then you'll know why it*is easier and cheaper to bilize QhseTr-ver advertising columns and' reach many, [any times that number, at a small e:xperise. Some splendid exhibits were on display at the school auditorium, Friday afternoon and evening, marking the close of the season's activities of ,local 4-H clubs. . While" the. samples of products shown by the girls were smaller than a year ago, the quality was high and they came in for many deserved complim'-nts. Fifteen of the Corn club boys had ten ears each of their best product neatly arranged on the tables, and the winners were, in their order, Robert Luckhardt, Warren TFink- beiner and Willard Feldkamp. - The first year winners were Gilbert Luckhardt, Kenneth Heininger and Harold TEmst. The livestock boys' displays were exceptionally good and covered two tables. About 150 sat down to the well filled tables at the banquet in the evening and enjoyed not only a splendid menu but an unusually good program, all of the numbers being very good and reasonably short, so that all were able to leave for their respective homes before 10 o'clock. The audience indulged in some-nice community singing, led by TE. F. SKenne. Alwin Gross, president of the Rotary club, presided and handled the situation very nicely. 'J. F. Hunt of Detroit, a. friend of Mr. Gross, sang a group of songs, which were thoroughly enjoyed. THe was accompanied at the piano by Miss Zeder, also of Detroit. Miss Florence Wiedmayer played a few selections on an accordian and later sang two songs, playing her own accompaniment on a guitar. AH appreciated her contributions. The Rotary club sang "Allouette," and were heartily aplauded. Warren Finkbeiner, Florence Kohler and Walter Bredernitz, on behalf of their respective clubs, made ar>- propriate responses to the chairman's words of welcome, and H. S. Osier, county agent, announced the winners of the annual awards. One of the extra bright spots en the program was the talk given by Louis Golczinski of the facultv of Roosevelt high school, Ypsilanti, who told of the ueculiarities of both wild and tame elephants, lions, tigers, skunks, zebras and camels. We are sure all who had the pleasure of hearing him were much wiser a.fterward. Not the least enjoyable cart of the ■program was contributed' bv "The* Finkbeiner Gang," Mr. and'Mrs. C7 'D. Finkbeiner and "son, Warren, and Miss Florence Wiedmaver, who with violin, piano, traDS and guitar, played a few selections. * In response to a request that he make a, few remarks., Arthur Lutz. leader of the Corn club boys, assured the Rotary club that their efforts it! sponsoring the club had led to results verv much worthwhile, and that he would be pleased to .continue doing all he can to further the good cause. The bovs have certainly accomplished a lot under his able'lead- ership. j AROUND THE TOWN 1 J BY NICODE7MTJS- Our little city was at peace again for along spell, until some^'sly thief stole Armbruster's deer. * The., deer was dear to Art until it -"came, up missing.'' Now it is just dear enough that I'd hate to be around if Art had a gun and the culprit showed up. 'If the said deer isn't. returned I think Armbrusters ought to be en- 'titled'to'a, big piece^'of steak. _It is' certainly too bad the grape vines are not bearing fruit. Art does like grapes and a* bushel *or. two would console a weary mind. A. STffiANGER, YET A FRIEND When death calls a stranger, A stranger, yet a friend. It leaves clrudcd Ihoughts that linger In the mind' of the bravest men. Although she has departed, >So tragi:, yet so calm. Although I knew her friendship not, I- render her this psalm. One pities the deceased, Although, they've gone to rest With God and eternal peace, The good ones and the best: In reality it's a joy To leave this world of sin, To go where everything's a joy, How I wish I could enter in. Oh, how many tears we've shed. And how we've longed fcr the day Since the call sent by the dead Summoned our dear friend away. Death takes, his toll among us 'In many trying ways, And leaves thoughts and hardships thus, In a dark mysterious haze. To carry on through years Without your loved one's helping hand, ' Is a tragedy that brings fears To the heart of eveiy man'. That's why my lonely prayer, folks, Is for the suffering ones Who have lost their dearest friend folks, But it's "Thy will -be done." NEW POLITICAL PARTY ON BALLOTS TIN 1934 ■A new political party will ax-pear on 1934 ballots. It is called the" Pro- gresive Fusionist Party and has adopted as an emblem the American flag and pictures of Theodore Roosevelt and Thomas Jefferson. TThe "vignette and proper application for a place,-pn ithe 1934 ballot were .filed with the department of state recently. I understand the seniors have their play and cast picked and nave had three rehearsals. As7* near as -I could find out. the date set for- the production is about December 14.,. The play is a riot. Good clean comedy that you will split your sides .laughing at; romance that will bring, back the good old days, and*: a..good plot throughout. I hear this isv the best play ever produced in Saline:., It is a really and truly comedy. Forget your troubles for an evening and plan to enjoy two .hours of good, riotous fun. Soon, very soon, it will again be "Silent Night" and "Oh Little Town of Bethlehem." You know, the more we dread a thing the sooner it seems to come. Why is it in our little ones' minds Christmas just seems to i never come, and to mother and father it seems to come every Sunday? This year, above all .others, daddy is going to have a harder time to pay Santa Claus. It s£ems that parents just can't see their little children in want, or witti*£less than the little neighbor boy ol^giH. If those little children only k knew how many sleepless nights niotlfer puts-iJ Letore Christmas e?.ch year, trying to figure out where ths Christmas money is coming .from, .and 'how many families have "quit" exchanging with near relatives and friends to enable them to give Jack and Mary a few toys and dolls. | • ■How many times do old mothers and fathers look back on'those days and see and feel all over again the many sacrifices for son' and daughter? Doe=i the grown son and daughter remember mother's birthday and sacrifice a dress or show for parents' happy Christmas? I sincerely hope so, but I am afraid the- most of us never show our gratitude. If you sons and daughters could only realize what oains. heartaches, it has taken to bring #ou into^ the world and rear 'you to young '.pen 'and women. You will laugh, mavbe-^perha-cs vou. will think I am foolish, but nev;rth<*-' k-ss what I am saying is "true. If you are of the right stuff you will meditate on it, anvway. Some of you haven't heart? soft enough to*realize what I am saying is true, perhaps*, others r-c »ou Th'n'e been on the "out*s" with dad, .n-^rhans and ridicule ths idea o* uarental sacrifices, but the majority of you realize when reminded. How many of vou 'rive un a dance or show tn snend the evening with a lonelv mother? In your infancy how many times do you think she gave up such things to" stay home and give you the proper care? Don't Tusunderstand me: I am not trving to preach nor am I saying I give up such fo™ mv mother, but wouldn't i"* b° wonderful, i? we did. We are too light-hearted, I suppose, to only realize mother's love. Out of tb'i whole column just- bear thi** one thing in mind, when you young men and women are old and sit1 ing home alcne. wondering where Jack or Mary is, wishing, longing for the cheery voice of the young ones again who brought such haopiness to your hearte, just recall hew manv parties you gave up for the dear old mother, you long for now. If they come to your mind in scenes you have cause for rain, if you just can't recall any, go to br;d and-sleep, just wishing you were vouner again. And when Christmas comes hov. you' will know and appreciate your mother and dad—but then it is too late. Gross Trims Haarer And Wiedman Auto Twin Victory Pushes Wiedman From Third Place; Double-Headers to Be Played Next Week. . Last Wednesday, after a week's lay-off, the bowling teams again started with Gross nosing out Haarer two out of three games. Haarer's -bowled well but Gross was just, .too good. With the exception of the first game, when Gross got only 536, all games w.ere above 600. Fred Grunewald, erstwhile anchor man for the Haarer1 crew, just missed entering the select circle of 50O bowlers, getting 499. Jim Gross had high single score of 203. The scores- follow: HAARER Brown 151 157 149—.157 CI (Haarer. 148 170 166—484 Grunewald 191 146 162—499 F. Haarer............, 143 164 135—442 •- 633 637 612 1882 GROSS Gillen '...' 108 144 181—.433- W. .Gross:..' 124 203 154—481 ■Henderson 148 170 148—466 Fitzgerald , 156 155 165-^76 536 682 648 1866 iGross kept right on with it's winning streak, taking Wiedman two out ©t" three games Monday night. The affair was rather listless with a great many bad breaks for each side and few high scores. Archie Lawrence had high total score of 471 but Frank- Harms took high single score, of 185. There, was no bawling-Tuesday,-due ,to thej prolonge'cU-abSence*' of the fellows who go after deer. (I won't call them-hunters;. The scoreTs follow: ' . GROSS Gross -.v-w128 166 138—432 Dusterbeck i35i 161 148—444 ■Henderson 138 107 172—417 Fitzgerald .. ..137 152 136—425 % "*■; A. 538. 586 59* 1718 % ' .iW7tEDM74.N " Ormsby'"' ":•.....-. 138 157. 136—'431 W. Armbruster.. 119 114 117—350 ■Lawrence 171 147 153—471 Harms 185 139 119—443 613 557 525 1695 Following is the schedule for next week's double-headers: Monday — 7:C0, Recreation vs. Haarer: 9:00, Tanner vs. Wiedman. Tuesday—7:00; Gross vs. Armbruster; 9:00, Tanner vs. Recreation. . Wednesday,- 7:00, Haarer vs. Tan-' ner; 8:00, Recreation vs. Armbruster. ' - - - . President Roosevelt Sponsors Awards To Boy Scout Troops, Cub Units and Local Councils Who Develop TEfficiency and Proficiency. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, according to an announcement from the national office of the Boy Scouts of America, has sponsored an award to Boy Scout troops, Cub units, and to local councils of BoyvScouts who develop efficiency- and proficiency to a high degree, and which evidence the development, in the 'scout program arid activities which come from continuous membership. Believing that scouts will gain from a longer tenure the scouting authorities have devised the plan of awards which the President, who is Honorary President of Boy Scouts of America, and still retains his active scouting connection as President of tlie Boy Scout Foundation of Greater New (York, has sponsored." Many of the awards- will be made during the celebration of the 24th birtliday of scouting, Feb. 8 to 14, 1934. There will be a .red, white, and blue silgen' streamer for each troop, that qualifies and a knotted wide ribbon of. red, white, and blue silk for the scout councils which, by a high figure of proficiency among the troops are entitled, to' the council awards. The troopi award and the council ribbon bear the following inscription: "The. President Franklin D. ' Roosevelt. 1933 Ten Year Program Award " The point of membership tenure has been stressed in connection with the award because of the fact that the scouting authorities feel that in view of- the proposals for increased leisure time, as developed in the federal program, the scout program cf activities proposes excellent ways for boys t"Q',-us*i..this time. For older boys the Sea Scout program offers a list of leisure time activities, f Every-troop which makes application for the award must demonstrate that it has "carried on an ao^roved program during 1&33, and it must show an increase in membership over 1932. In addition at least half af the new members of th? troop gains during the year must be boys who 'have passed their 12th birthday but are not yet 13, and at the same time, 80 per cent of the boys who became troon me*nbers in 1932 must be reregistered for a continuing membership. ^ The awards are coordinated with the Boy Scout Ten Year Plan of Growth which seeks to give the benefits of the scout program to a million membership next year. THE OBSERVER LINERS Classified Advertising MINIMUM CHARGE. 25 CENTS 6c per line first insertion, 4c per line each subsequent insertion. For Sale—30 pigs eight weeks old- W. L. Rundel, 6 Tor Sale—White popcorn. J. L. Theurer, phone 200-F4. 5tf For Sale—Yellow popcorn. TMrs. D. G. Richards, Rfd 2. ,. 7 - 12 Styles Wolverine Work Shoes to select from at Parsons'. Wanted—Livestock . of all kinds. John Probyn, phone 251. Rabbit feed and other supplies on sale at The Observer office. ,:.. Dr. Hess' Stock and Poultry Tonic how on sale by Saline Mercantile-Co W. X. Douglas Shoes for men certainly do wear. -Sold by Parsons. For Sale—chicken coop, with two large windows and good roof. Phone 202 . .. 3tf To -Rent—House on West Michigan avenue, 512 per month. Phone 195- F41. ' 4 15 Plate,.Genuine Ford Battery. Ex-, change only"$7.40. * Wiedman Auto Company.. For Sale—Two Guernsey cows; one ■with calf "by side."' Dan 'THaue'ssler, phone 147TF237'' * * *' ' ' 6 1929 Hudson Coach: Good"-finish, good - motor. Only $50.00. down. Wiedman Auto Company.'** 1929 Chevrolet roadster. New" ■paint job. Good condition. Only $110.00. Wiedman Auto Co. Model A Ford Tudor. Lots of mileage left. $95.00 will buy this car. Wiedman Auto Company. Chrysler Sedan. Good tires- Good motor. Hydraulic brakes: Only $95.00. Wiedman Auto; Company. SALINE WOMAN'S CLUB Salinei Student to Wed Coed. (Ann Arbor Daily News) East Lansing, Nov. 22.—A livestock judging junket to Kansas City has blossomed into a marriage romance for two members of the Michigan State team. Miss Fern Blanchard of Lansing,- the only coed member, of th° team, and W. Dean Gordon of Saline, secured a marriage license in the Missouz*i city, according to word received from there. Tuesday. \ HOW THEY STAND W L Pet Tanner .*. 14- . 7 .667 Armbruster 13 8 .619 Gross .*. 13 14 .485 Wiedman 11 13 .459 Recreation 9 12 .423 Haarer 9 15 .375 ENGAGEMENT OF MISS HAZEL FUOSS ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fuoss, east of town announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Hazel Mattison Fuoss, to Raymond Lewis Baker of Detroit, at a bridge luncheon Sat- day in their home. , Covers were laid for 2S guests with gold and bronze chrysanthemums contributing to the yellow and whits color scheme cf the appointments. Out-of-town guests included: Kiss Bernice Dowdle, Battle Creek; Mrs. James Norris Teets, Sandusky; Mrs. Lynford Bracey, Jackson; Mrs. Lauren .Schleh, Mrs. .Charles Weber, Mrs. Byrl Moss, Mrs. Grover Alber. Detroit: Mrs. Walter Eibler, Mrs. Carlton Young, Dearborn; Mrs. Al- frieda Gilmore, Miss Helen Naumes, Ypsilanti: Mrs. Donald Hinkley, Rochester; Mrs. Everett Wolfin, Ann Arbor; Miss Sylvia Gross, Lansing; and Miss Mary Leckner, Tuckahos, New York. If yoa would like a nice rabbit for your Sunday dinner, leave order at either meat market on Fridays. " Use Avicol Tablets for White Diarrhoea and Cholera and keep those chicks healthy. Saline Mercantile Co. i -* The regular mepting of the Woman's club was held at the home of Mrs. R. W.' Ewing, with twentv mrmber,s. and two .guests oresent. : A ft.er' "the usual business session a Thanksgiving program was given, wi'h Mrs. Dietiker na lender, who also gavpT-a very'interesting paper on "The Origin of Thanksgiving Day." 1 Mrs. Orrib Briggs came dressed as i ' p Pilerim Mother with Edward and Dcro'ln- Diftc-le as Oceann and Bat- • tv Aid--", who -s'flve a talk on The Fir-*t Thonkr-givin=-. Mrs. Sellen gave a talk en Thanksgiving Feast. Mrs. Warren gave a paper on "Why I Am Thankful." Miss Betty H-u*- ■ wc-~d "iBTed two selections on ths p.-ano, "Spinning Song," by Mendels- FOlm= and "Moment Musical," by . Schumann, in tribute to Miss Irene ''• Dawe. " Mrs. ' Dorothy Fairbanks '• plaved a violin selection. The next meeting will b? the I Christmas -oartv. which will be held ] at the home of Mrs. Thcmas Shurtz, ' in the evenins:. For Sale—Three bull calves one year old. Will take_ ewe's in exchange. Charles TLambaf th,"" phone 149-F13. 6. Some .wonderful- bargains in per- ■ son-al stationery, greeting and bridge ea'*'ls. etc-, at The Observer office. Wolverine Horseliide Work Shoes, wear and stay soft. The most comfortable t shoe made. Sold at Parsons'. ' Radio service, all makes and models. Shoo at Gross' hardware, phone 101: evenings, 34-F22. Walter W. Schneider, 5IISS IRENE DAWE POPULATION OF PENAL . . INSTITUTIONS .DECREASING <- Population in Michigan's five,rmaior T>°nal 'insti^Ti'tions has- decreased by 892 inmates since .December.'1932, ■Pocordiup' to 5 report, issued bv Alfred Debo, state commissioner of pardon's and paroles. There are now in these instiutions 8.633 nrisoners. The average expense of keeping a prisoner in food and clothing i? 75 cents a day. The prison population decrease makes a. saving of S669 a day in the matter of prison care. The decrease is attributed bv Com- m.is=ioner Debo to the administration's more liberal policv toward liquor law violators and those serving: tim" for minor crimes. There has also been a slackening in the number of commitments. The Ionia Reformatory has the p-rc=test rerinetion in*number of inmates. On Nov. 1, 1933, theNnumber in this institution was -1,489. On the same d3fes thp number in Jackson nrvw-n was 5,651 and 5,2067 Marquette prison had. .8,96* against 783. The Detroit -'House of Correction Iv**-! •43S --gainst 333. The Hosnital for the Criminal Ttnsane at Ionia was the only institution to show -an. increase. On' Dec. 31, 1932, it housed- 761 inmates and on Nov. 1. 193-3, the number housed there was 822. The community wa's shocked Saturday morning to learn that Miss •Irene Dawe, one of the most efficient and best 'liked of our school teach- ei*s, had committed suicide. W. E. Dietiker prepared the body for the sad trip to her home in Gladwin and she was takeh to that place Saturday night.' ■ / Deceased was 25 years of age, and is survived by her mother;.a brother, Harry, and a sister? Lillian, all of Gladwin, who have the heartfelt synxpathv of Miss Dawe's host of friends here. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the iGladwin Methodist church, 'Rev. Leroy Whitney officiating, and interment in the Gladwin cemetery. The following from here went to Gladwin Tuefeday to attend ths funeral: Rev and Mrs. Bert Ede and daughter. Miss Vera, Mr. and' Mrs. A. A. Kalder and daughter, Miss Celia, Donald Royal, Misses Muriel Woodbridge, Helen McConachig and Esther Bowen. Willing Workers Meeting The annual fa,milv dinner meeting j of the Willing Workers was held at ; the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ( Lutz. The husbands and children of .j the members were guests. *j A- short business session was held ; and the following committees were 1 appointed. . ■ Flower—Mrs. Cecil lUnhaus. Miss 1 Ella McMann and Mrs. Lena Gordon.! Work—Mrs. ■ Hazel Gordon. Miss Julia "Gordon, Mrs. Hazel Scudder. Program committee for December and January,.Mi$s Ella McMann and Mrs. Agnes Osborne. There were fifty in - attendance. - The next meeting will be held with the president, Mrs. Da Luckhardt, ■with IMrs. Mary Finkbeiner assisting. It will be held one week earlier, December 14th. Roll call: Christmas Greetings. 1929 Chevrolet Fordor Sedan. New tires. Finish like new. Small down payment will handle. Wiedman Auto Company. Lost—32.6 truck tire and rim, Saturday afternoon, on th'e Saline and Britton road. Finder please notify Ralph Hammond. 6x Used Tractors, priced from $50.00 up. "Fine line to choose from. Also used Spreader, loaders and harrows. Wiedman Auto Company. Dodge Sedan. Good motor, good finish, 2 new tires. A lot of trans-' portation left in this unusual buy at S95.00. Wiedman Auto Company. BEEKEEPERS MEET AT GRAND RAPIDS TIF YOU WANT TO KNOW— —what's ^gorna* on here at home, and also all over the world. The Observer and The Pathfinder will keep you posted as nothinsr else will. The bargain price for the two—everv week" for a whole year—is only S1.75. Ask for a sample and see for yourself. Michisran beekeeners are going to be handed a difficult problem at their annual meeting in the Civic- auditor- i'1'™!. G'*and R=*c.ids. Dec. 7 and 8, if the code which they are to consider contains a clause limiting the, working hours of bees. Apiculturists of the state collect a million dollars worth of honey annu- ! ally and 25,000 persons participate iri j the.income from this crop. The pro-' Tposed .code to be considered at Grand ".Rapids will affect-marketing practices in selling honey and bees. COURSE IS PLANNED FOR GREENHOUSE MEN Commercial producers of "flowers are offered a chance to brush up on the newest angles of their business, at a short course to be given at Michigan State college, Jan' 2 to March 2.' The course is of interest to those desiring to enter the business as well as .to those already engaged in producing -flowers or vegetables uhGer glass. Instructors will be members of the college staff or prominent horticulturists 'who have been successful commercially. TLectures aid practical work in the laboratories will occupy the time o"7 the students. '* Soil conditions, insect and disease control, and allied subjects will be included in the course. Complete information can be obtained from the director of short courses at East Lansing. Oliver Farm Implements and Repairs We are local dealers and will be pleased to supply your requirements promptly. Wiedman Auto Company. Wanted—50 to 100 meat rabbits weekly. The American Fur Growers Assn,' Michigan . Local No. 5, Saline. V. G. Brown, Secretary. Phone 60-F2. Automobile Insurance. Special Farmers' policy.- Liability and property damage, only $i2.00. Non-de- ductable. Wiedman Auto Company,, Saline, Mich. ' New Idea Farm Implements. We have been appointed local dealers and wiU be pleased to supply your* re- (•iiiremjents in implements and re-1 pairs. Wiedman Auto Company. DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer Wanted' A DeSoto' and Plymouth dealer is wanted in local territory. Must have* some cash. Good proposition to right party. If interested call Hendee Motor Sales, 502 E. Washington, Ann Arbor, nhone 9752.—Adv. HI-GRADE COAL AND COKE AT RIGHT PRICES Slandaird PetnSleum Coke. White Star Petroleum Coke.. Koppers Miama Coke; Koppers Pocahontas. * ** Koppers Elkhorn. " Dundon Red Ash. D., L. & W. Coal. Phones: Res., 8-R 105 Office, 2-R EDW.' J. MUIR RECITAL PROGRAM SUNDAY EVENTING AT M. E. CHURCH Chorale. Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring—Bach. Choral prelude: "Ich ruf' zo Dif, Herr Jesu Christ"—Bach. -.Largo—Handel." * Vision—Rheinberger. Pastorale, from "L'e Prologue de Jesus"4rClokey. •Air from "."Rinaldo"—Handel. -,. .sS- WA7NTED—People in this vicinity who have any legal printing required In the settlement of estates, etc., will confer a favor by having it sent to this newspaper.- The rates are universal in such matters and to • have your notices appear in this paper it is only necessary to ask the Fi-bbate .Judge to send them to* The Observer.
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|1933-11-30; 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;
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|1933-11-30; Saline Observer
|LeBaron & Nissly
|An issue of the Saline, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1880. No longer published.
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Preliminary Report: Cargo MU-2 crashed en route to Bangor
MITSUBISHI MU-2, PITTSFIELD, MASS., MARCH 25, 2004–At about 5:45 a.m., MU-2 N201UV crashed a half mile east of Pittsfield Airport (PSF). The sole-occupant pilot was killed and the aircraft destroyed. The Royal Air Freight cargo flight was en route from Hagerstown, Md., to Bangor, Me., and failed to establish contact with Boston Center. According to the Berkshire Eagle, the aircraft "lost altitude with its engines sputtering, went into a tailspin and crashed into a field." Radar data showed that the turboprop made a rapid descent from 17,000 feet, and other witnesses reported the airplane was in a flat spin with "the engines running very loud" before crashing. Winds were variable at six knots and visibility was 10 miles. Royal Air is an on-demand cargo carrier based in Waterford, Mich., north of Detroit.
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I hope this Friday edition of the Baseball Side of FanSided finds all of you well. For me personally, this week has been a week of transition. After 15 months of covering the Royals on a daily basis I have removed myself from the lead position over on Kings of Kauffman. As my role has grown here at FanSided, my time has been stretched too thin to tend to all the pots I have had on the stove.
I will still contribute over at KoK on a weekly basis, but the bulk of my attention will now be focused on this site as well as on growing the MLB aspect of our network. Sometimes growth requires change, and that is certainly true in this case. Hopefully my decision will be to the benefit of Kings of Kauffman, Call to the Pen, the MLB team of writers, and the FanSided Sports Network as a whole.
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Staff Announcements:
We have three new contributing writers to announce this week, and several more are in the works. First, Anuj Agarwal has joined Nate Proctor on Halo Hangout. Second, Kris Willis, who also writes for our Atlanta Hawks (NBA) site Soaring Down South, has joined the staff of Tomahawk Take. Finally, Tom Barkwell has joined the staff of Kings of Kauffman. Speaking of Kings of Kauffman, to replace me, Michael Engel has been elevated from contributing writer to lead writer.
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Blog Red Machine (Reds): Dickerson Placed on DL
BoSox Injection (Red Sox): How Sweep it is for Boston
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Rum Bunter (Pirates): 28 Games Later the Pittsburgh Pirates Defy Explanation
Sodo Mojo (Mariners): Milton, the Media, and sensationalizing
Swingin' A's (Athletics): Is Chavez Done?
That Balls Outta Here (Phillies): Roy Halladay Demands to Feed on Cardinals for One More Pitch
Tomahawk Take (Braves): No Laughing Matter
Twinkie Talk (Twins): Search and Destroy – Week 4 VORP Leaderboard
Venom Strikes (Dbacks): Meet the Bad News Dbacks Pitchers
Yanks Go Yard (Yankees): State of the Yanks
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