1940-06-06; Saline Observer

              VOLUME  59
SALINE,   WASHTENAW  COUNTY, 3MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,  JUNE  6,  1940
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Cal! On Us First
When you need a loan to purchase
a car, mstead of going where the rate
is higher and their interest in you is
governed solely by the amount of profit
they may make on the transaction.
You need not be a depositor to take
advantage of this community service.
We invite your application.
Saline Savings
Bank
The One Story Bank On the Corner
34 Graduated At
Exercises Last Night
News All-Sport Trophy ■"!-", ,  •   "   m .
I   won B^rhe Hornets tedependests lake
Fourth Straight
Memorial Exercises
Held Thursday
For  Sale—Late cabbage plants. I    For  Sale—Soy bean seed.  85% 1
'•    Coach Fuller is to be eongratu-;
: lated on his success in the sports
; world with the Saline high school;
' boys.    Having   climbed . from    an'
Jacob Visel, 220 Monroe st.   (36t2
All   kinds  of   printing  done   at
Despite  the rainy weather Me-.' the Saline Observer office.
morial   day   appropriate   services : —_ .	
were held in honor of the nation's,     For   expert   radio   service,   i
soldier   dead.  The   parade formed' Kelly,   211 So.  Ann Arbor  St.
LARGE^ CLASS  RECErVTBS DI- j^g^oj.    position    to    top    notch  WIN FROM BE3LLEVILLE AND at the school and  marched  down
JTlAMlAb  -fcKOiU  -sU-fA. ; rank   in  the   Huron League,   the |        3ENHSTER—3KNISEL   AP East    M3acKay    to    HaU    street,"     Wolverine
CLAY                           iboys  have  worked   for   the   posi-!         p-,ft,rmrri „v anmr7 south  on   HaU   to   Michigan  eve-   parsons>
                            ! tion   they have   attained.     Saline;         FKOACHED BY SCOUT          nue>   wegt   on   ^-^.3^   to   tlle; -"^ons.
Another group  of  seniors luwreWghjschool^yon^^AH  *&»£%',    The   Saline   i-nflmmfl«,t     t«,™ eatery*   The   high  school band!    old    and
Work      Shoes
experienced" the thrill of com-! trophy annually presented by the ; "^^"^Jf^^ g^
pleting their high^chool course1^* Ar*°r News' Tlus 1S coVetediWaS S1Ven qmte a *°°st Sunday
and  are
played   during the   march.
Prayer    was   offered    by
new   floors    sanded.
Mr. I
! Andrew   Hartman,   phone  114-F2.
tlnM-tT into the'by a11  t**e  schools  in  the Huron, when a scout from the St   Louis MacArthur   and   an   appropriate;    white    Leghom    chicks.    Last
looking  eagexiy *"J-" _■;■__ ; League.   The    Saline   boys    rolled j cardinals,   who   was   present     at poem was read hy Dan Hall. The 3 hatch June llth) low June priceS)
jup  35 points  to their credit dur-j^ e &t j^^   said    that £*«h school band played the^ Star j also      started     puUets.
Webb Harwood, ph. 189-Fli  (36t2§
Choice  started puUets fcjc
Saline Hatchery.
sale.
Clarence
Phone   152.
Cook,
Auctioneer, il
Rubber stamp  pads d Sale  at:
The Observer office.
Your Eyes? Consult the oculist,
Dr. Gibson, Packard at KiU, Ann
Arbor.
and happiness. ! "^  "" *"-"';"   "". *T"*   '"r33mri„«itIle   game  ar, niKsier,   said    mar. ~-°-- ~,—y--   '■y ', "-i  i •="="      okuicu     uuuea.      umuiii *,„„„„    -,      . .       --.--.
The ^ds   and  lassies   in   toeir j ™8g* g*™^   ^n ™  Salinf had one of  the  best  bal- ^<%J^^™?*.« ,f±!-P°ultry Farm, Saline Ph. 182-F22 ^^^^^^ and   -pairin&
caps  and   gowns have   been'  bob- sPorLS.   sSfso?'   ' " -     - --■   — s    w
caps   ana   gowns  nave   ueen.   uuu- ■   % ,
bing about town for several days Place *** ***e League. Dundee was
now and what a welcome sight! s?contL ™th 33 pomfs and Rom-
it  has   been.   How glad America julu»  third with  31 points.
is to be training their youth for
constructive occupations and to
fill places in the world where
they may he* helpful to humanity.
What the future holds in store
for them as individuals or as a
class we do not 3know. Certain it
is that they are better equipped
to meet life and its problems
than they would be without this
training.
For a complete list of graduates see Commencement program
elsewhere in this  paper.
Next week The Observer wiU
publish the class night exercises
including the salutatory and valedictory. Please notify The Observer how many extra copies
you wish by Monday of next
week. Remember, Commencement
special next week! Class Poem,
WUl, History, Giftatory, etc. For
extra copies place your order by
Monday of next week.
Saline Athletic
Teams Lose
Varsity   Club   Members    Boosted
to   3Forty  Athletes
The Saline Varsity club, honorary organization of letter-
winners for varsity athletic competition at Saline high school,
had its roll boosted to a new
high with the addition of the
track, tennis and baseball letter-
men.
At the last meeting of the current year, officers were elected
for the school year starting next
September. The boys elected were
as fbUows: president, Dean Burkhardt; vice president, Vincent
Jacobs; secretary, BiU Hagans;
treasurer, Warren Rentschler; reporter, Joe Martin.
These officers succeed Walter
MacArthur, Dean Burkhardt, W.
Steiner, Bob Vaughn and Bernard Bamer in the respective offices
Fifteen Get Track Letters
The first track letters ever to
be awarded at Saline high school
were announced at the annual
honor assembly held last Tuesday
™t?™} W™t77*l & frt    ?ne afternoon.     The    letters     were
1 j awarded to  fifteen boys, and re-
athleticaUy     speaking
youth of .S^^^^SkiSlserve awards went to two boys,
three  spring  sport  teams taking]    ^^^    captains    have    not
           decked    with    new
anced semi-pro teams he has ev- flags the day before Memorial
ever seen. The scout is reported and earl m j-^ .m0rning under
as having approached Jerry Knis- tte supervision of the Legion
el, star shortstop, who had one AuxUiary fresh flowers were
of- his big days, getting a triple placeQ on each grave. Thanks
and a double out of four trips to are expressed for the generous
the plate. response  to   the caU for  flowers.
Inis game gave Sahne its. a salute to the soldier read was
fourth straight victory in as given by the firing squad under
many starts this season and is the direction of Walter Cook with
giving the locals a good jump Arthur O'NeiU; 3Max Fosdick
toward the championship of the Le0 Westphal, 3Frank Dieterle
Tri-County league.' 'Adolph    Lindemann,    and    Lloyd
Although outhit ten to seven, Fairbanks assisting. Taps were
Saline was aible to bunch its hits sounded by Duane Robison and
and come out on top by a score Marvin Olsen. Don Burkhart and
of five to two. Henry  Ormsby were   color   bear-
H. Frey allowed seven scatter- ers alld jjoyd DeU and Joe
ed hits in the Memorial Day tilt Thomas were color guards. Fol
at BeUeviUe wlule his team lowng the exercises the group
mates were coUecting ten to walk marched back to school where
away with a four to one victory, they disbursed. Considering the
Robert Frey coUected three hits'weather a fair attendance v.-as
in four times at bat. 'reported
Saline   will   be   after   its   fifth'
straight game here Sunday when
the team meets the Detroit
Olympics This aggregation is
reputed to be as strong as any
taken on by the locals this season.
Matinees Discontinued
At Saline Theatre
Saline   General   Hospital
defeats.
The    track
Although
Miss Phoebe Minzy of 3Milan
remains about  the   same.
Mrs. Katy Bartlett remains
about  the  same.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stimpson
are receiving, treatment for cuts,
fractures and bruises sustained
in an auto accident.
S. R. WUson is gaming nicely
after   two   blood  transfusions.
Card  of Thanks
Moving—Local    and    long
tance.      3MUan   Dray  Line.
37,  Saline.
Morton'    Heating and sheet, metal work,
R. G.  Wahl,  phone 160.
dis-j
Call
For Sale — Registered Duroc
boars, new pop corn. Dan Hertler   &   Son,   phone   184-F21.
Special    to    hog    and    turkey
[growers: Pay for 3/our feed after"
3 you market your stock. Come in
! and    see    us    about    it.     Saline
' Hatchery. "
Horses. We have several good
farm horses w3hich we wiU sell
right. Wiedman Auto Co., Saline.
Used Ford, International and
John Deere Tractors and plows,
priced from $50.00 up. Wiedman
Auto   Co.,   Saline.
We're paying $3 for horses, $2
for cows. Telephone coUect, Tecumseh 350. C. R. 3Frost, licensee
for Darling & Co.
Keep your growing chicks
healthy by giving them a periodic flush with Vitality Pushing
Ration.' It fits into any feeding
program.     Saline  Hatchery.-
FOR SALE CHEAP. 3-well
fireless cooker, Everhot electric
cooker, two floor lamps. G. L.
Parsons.
3FRIGIDAIRE
We   have  a   few   1939  models^
at reduced  prices. ' .'"
COOK    MOTOR    SALES       H
Authorized  Dealers ■ f.
We handle all leading makes of
Brooders and Poultry Supplier
Also BROODER HOUSES: See
us today for your needs. Saline
Hatchery.
Especially   equipped   to i repair;
auto  parts   and farm machinery
Welding    of    aU    lands,    brooks *|
Brothers   will   fix   it,   if   anyone
can.    Phone  101.
Dead-Useless   Stock  Wanted
Horses $3, cows $2. For prompt
service, including Sundays, caH
Adrian 484, reversing charges.
Adrian   Tankage    Company.
Ful-O-Pep is stiU the  cheapes 3
feed for growing your puUets i
3FRIGIDAIRE !you wUl actually foUow our re«
1940   Models   on   Display   Now   j omendations   and   feed   as   mud
COOK   MOTOR   SALES ; whole    grains,     including   - whol
Authorized Dealers [ oats, as you can and should wi£!u
  jthat  feed.     Saline  Hatchery.
WHITE  WOMAN   wanted    for | 	
housework    in    modern    country |     SEE THE NEW SAIif~'LES OI?
SALINE  THEATRE
Friday and Saturday, June 7 and 8
John Garfield-Ann  Sheridan in   Qfo^fe   Q^
Castle Oil oodsoil    •       In Panama
Sunday and Monday, June 9 and 10
Sunday Matinees to be discontinued
Spencer Tracy and Hedy Lamarr in
lake ihis Woman
Tues., Wed. and Thurs., June 11, 12 and 18
Zane   Grey's | J.   Edgar  Hoover's
Knights of Range j   Parole fixer
As has been the custom of the
__   _           _                                   Saline   theater,   Sunday  matinees;
,n,t    t^rirr. 'been amounced'for" next year, it'will  be   discontinued through thej
team    lost    twit.-, i      ____n<._j  +nnt two   Tumor bovs' summer,  beginning this week _       . ,   ,
nT.nc4  tn Tincoln  and  Romulus  m ls p.Pe"eci  uial  uwu ju-^      j   ,               >      °m,„115.r nf      t   ,. •    !     We wish to  express  our appre-1">*"^™«--^     ■"    muu«-u    wtuiuj i     shjhi ■rifiiii jnjuvv SAIii'-LKS OB'
ir™^al   meet last  Tuesday.] will get the nod m the positions      ?he  h gh  quahty ,of  entertam     .^.^ to ^  SaUne school home. Four adults   Steady work.  Rausers's linoleum  on   *ysplay  at
a   tnaniguid.r   ijiccu i»»         .„„rL !of cocaotains.                                            rnenr  win   oe  Kept  101   uie   t>um , tTiAiv lonrlpv   Trih-n nntt.naU   *•*  Rm   TOr    rv™-   «a«-    --h™« I ~ „    , . 'r . >,
Saline won  but two  first place.■• "^  *fetter  ^^rs   were     a s  mer,   however,   with   many   first- j ^ and their   eader   John _Gott-
j Bamer   in   the  quarter  mile,   «£'    ^^   c0        tains  BoD  Vaughn irate     pictures     scheduled    to   be -2™, .f°l..T1611.J3e..mY31C ,E
'MacArthur  in   the   shot-put.   me           Walter MacArthur, BUI  Ash,! shown.   Plans   axe under way for;Lue
forces       were       coggea,^^^^^     Pamo)>     Rurl     Rassett.' another     merchants'    mid     '-
Memorial     sen'ices    in    the
Saline       forces       were       ^*™iBenuaA    Bamer,    Burl    Bassett,' another     merchants'    ^^V*'^"^^**   ^iLff16
On   the  -basehall   diamond   the. ^ssel Burkllardt   Ho\va.rd  Coop- bargain  night  program  which  is. the  i.am   and   cloudy   ^.eamu.
Saline nine was handed a 6-~ de-. Eufene     Fuerbacher,      Neil! to  start   soon,
feat   in   an    abbreviated   contest,.Fi'nktoein'|rj   David   Gordon,     Vin-i     A   double   feature, rogram  will
Macon   Cemetery   Association.
halted*" in"" the" fifth   inning   ^" ""TJacobs ^GUbeTLuckhar^J he    shown    tomorrow   night   and      C.   P.   Stancer   Athens  gladioli
cause of rain. Saline  played list-, cent   Jacobs,     GUbert   Luckharc^,,     tu ^    c&stle    Qn    ^  specialist    must like   flowers    for
cd.u&e -jj.  j. -.rirftin---   nine Joe    Martm'  Eugene »mel.  ™   -prnrl«r,n    -jtm-rino-     TnTm'   nnrfiplrl  he   expects   to  set   out   about  1,-
less   ball,   and   the   visiting   nme g^aefer  and   Eugene   Weed.  Hudson,   starring    John    Uarneld * •_
from    Manchester    played     little ."      „„„,,./!-   ,,,™t   tn   TTarolrl ' and Ann  Sothern,   being    teamed ouu,uuu   giaaioii   ouiut>   uiu>   y&".
trom    -frr^J   V.   tnird Reserve  awards , went   to   Harold rharKe-  Phan   in   Panama      3 There  will  be   aibout 600    named
better    The  f™™™.^^ Schafer  and Leon Heimintoger.   | with  Charlie  Chan hi Panama 50,000   seedlings,
loss   of   the  locals   m  nou le^ue scoring honors for the past |     Ameirea s     numoei     one     gia
tilts, and the sixth of tne season I     - went to   MacArthur   with I «-«ip- ;g'*\ and  the    kmg of    the ^ . .	
The   game  was   the   last   on   Uie int     wWle MartUl  screen's character stars  are 3om- T
local   card   for   the   current   sea :and  BeuW were  tie! for  second  ed   romantically   m   I Take    this     (JBSJbKVShsi   LiNtuKb
.    ..      „.„-■, - Woman      dramatic    romance    of .
New   York   with   Spencer   Tracy        Classified Advertising
and   Hedy  Lamarr,   coming   Sun- Ge per line first insertion,  4c per
day. j   line each  subsequent  insertion.
The   play   deals   with   a   social jumtmum  CHARGE,   25  CENTS
son,   and   marked   the  final   ap cg honorg
pearance  of  but  one  senior    fc-- J-
in   this   department
■ance  of   But  one  «™   -;^tt mty points  each,
ton Hieber, who has playel tttird. Fm^77 Varsity Baseball
base   for   four   years   for   Saline, Awards   Announced
H3igh. Wesley Steiner, ..he amy; Fifteen boys were announced as
other senior letterman m base-, winners o£ varsity baseball hon-
ball was forced from that spore |ors fQr tfae baseball seasonjust
last week by a knee urjury, ana, c lete(J- The nnraloeT 0 f
hence, he did not play -iltn°"»f: awa?ds, four greater than pre-
these two boys will be missea, nt d j t year was supple-
the  outlook  is bright for  a suc-i^ntea     ms     y    ^ ^ofs    Action ranges from fashionable
.-..-,           ^n^t    T7QQY- mcuLcu     uy     >-iis=    aii.y« ^f.     -i.jU,.     nT1(^      faahlOTI     salons
Our   JVe;dftvf»oi*s   sav
THEY'LL GET THE. BEST
VALUES,THE  BEST QUALITY.
AND THE   BEST VARIETY TO
CHOOSE   FROM.
THERE/ ^y  -ANP
JEAN WILL GET
A WELL-STOCKED
PANTRY'
f^ofcourse she Is referring ?o*l
SCHMlP^pl-rJ
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FANCY —
—this nice, lean, juicy Steak
fust comin'' out of the frying
pan—covered with delightful
ajravy and mushrooms—garnished with parsleyi—and—and
—excuse us, we didn't want
to   make   vour   mouth   water.
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lOMH-Kltr^UHIC CO
MONEY-BACK
L GUARANTEE!
wilh Each 24'/2 Ib. Sack of
CHOICE SELECTION
•IEINZ PICKLES
QUAKER OLIVES
butterfly who, after a wrecked
romance,, finds her real love and
happiness at the side of an earn-:
est scientist working for the pub-!
BEAD THE LINER ADS NOW
YOUNG   calves   wanted.   Phone
36-2
Hardware    stx-".
Albert
:ient of
i*g3  to
CaU  at 501  W.   Cross   St", phone ! Gross
1163,  YpsUanti. j Rauser has a large ass-*
  all   kinds   of   floor   c    ~ . a-.   —
Crushed stone makes a won- choose from at lowest --•:• res. We
derfully attractive driveway. ] pav toll on galine caU**. We now
$2.50 per ton, and 5 tons willjseii the famous Hoover vacuum
cover an ordnary driveway. R. j
M.   VanGieson,   phone  40-F2.
I sweeper,  both new an.ji used. 118
jN.   Fourth   Ave.,   Ann  Arhor.
For
Sale—1% ton Chevrolet i Wanted—People in this vicinity
truck Several good used tractors ; who ^e any legai printing repriced from S35 up. 2 ^-12 trac- {qUired in the settlement of es-
tors—one on rubber, 1 nearly hew j tateg> etc., win confer a favor by
John-Deere tractor plow—one : having it sent to this Tr!\w-*p3*oer..
bottom. Henran Heininger, ph. 33jT-le  rates are  univers*'   ia   such
  matters and to have your notices
BAKERY SPECIALS ; appear   in  this   paper  it   is  only
For  3Fr5day  a:id   Saturday        'necessary    to    ask    the    Probate
Bread,  1  1-4  lb. loaf   "-'c ] Judge    to    send    them    to    The
Cookies,   any kind,   2  doz  25c j saline   Observer.
Strizel Coffee Cake,   each  ....  13e
SALINE  BAKERY
YOUMTO
/{NOW
cessful   season   next year,
six reserve awards in baseball
The winners of varsity letters:
night   clubs   and   fashion   salons     For  Sale—1930 model  A  Ford
in the Huron League track meet 3 ,J-'ne winners ul vaioiy i^^o.
at Milan last Friday. Saline fin-,Ormond Bredernitz, Bernard
ished seventh in the ' ten team;Bamer. Burl Bassett, Dean Burk-
competition i hardt,   Keith   Cammett,   Kenneth
Saline scored but four points,! Dechert, George Glowacke, Victor
two by Bamer in the quartermile, j Haeussler, Elton Hieber, Ormond
one by Burkhardt in the hurdles Jedele, Vincent Jacobs, Wesley
and one by MacArthur in thej Sterner, Melvin Schaefer and Eu-
shot-put. igene   Weed.   The  reserve   awards
The league meet was won    hviwent  to:  Alvin Haeussler,    Joe
coupe.  Bob   Gross.
36-t-2.
i to the tenements.
Another     double    feature   pro
gram   on Tuesday  brings  J.   Ed-1     Soy  beans for  seed  and  inocu-
gar Hoover's Parole Fixer to thejlation.   Saline  Mercantile   Co.
screen  and with  it   comes   Zanej 	
Gray's  3Knights of  the Range,   in     FOR    SAL3E—pedigreed      Saint
which   Lucky   of   Hopalong  Cass-! Bernard puppies.  232  Macon  Rd.
idy fame  is  starred i '        	
1940  ClaSS Night I    For Sale—12 pigs 8 weeks old.
hy
unexpected points.  Dugan
Thomas,
Robinson,
Ralph     Sally,     Duane
WUlard    "Ellis     and
Belleville with Roosevelt second.
The meet was marked by a surprise showing by Flat Rock with
Vreeland of that town taknigfirst feg haye been  elected as;^5^/ f^^?
in two  events to give the^ Rams co_captains for &e 1941 baseball'was  as   follows
Held Tuesday
A  Duo-Therm Hot Water Heater
will solve your hot water problem
once and  for 'aU.  You get  auto-
! matic  tum-of-tlie-tap   convenience
?r   f^T^-^^i   Traffic   accident  fata,.,ie,c:.,--;S-
oil.     CaU   48  for further   detailsI. ; ff    t  the  rate  of  . Re  „ ^
wm^"-fefS   GUU   SerV1Ce'   121;16   minutes   in   1939.   -
W. 3Mich.  Ave. j '
  i    Avoid accidents - be certain of
T03MATiO PLANTS, Georgia I ample power to get out iof tlie
certified, and Rutgers, 1.25 per way in time. Bank on OUR gas
1000. 5,000, $1.10 per 1000; 10.- for more pep - greater pickup -
000 up at $1 per 1000. Californ- i and a world of power - for traf-
ia Wonder Pepper $2 per 1000. !fic and hills. STOP 3HERE 3NEX33
Send   part  payment   by   M.O.   or:TIME - you'll like our service.
^ofmond^Bredernitz   and    Vin- ' S^™ was held at ***e hig3h school
urmona    isreaermtz   ana     vm   ^p,loor,p,r   „7firilTlp.      The   program
Frank   Tucker,   Saline —, .        ~  - -   , ,  ■ _ „   .   , ■. „. ^
j  i cashier's   check   with   order.   Bal- Fosdick & Ford 3Bti-Speed ; Statioi
'New   line   Mens'   matched   shirts j ance    C.O.D.    Prompt    shipments.     Michigan  at  3Harris—IPhone 44
The    annual    class    night   pro-! and pants just in.  G. L. Parsons.  Osteen Plant  Co.,  Pembroke,   Ga.  inside  Lubrication,   Car   Washing
Class      poem—William
LARRO   calf builder will    savej
500 pounds  of  milk.  Cole's Feed:
Tower; store. 36-1
Four     juniors—Alton      uicu^  ■,,    .    .
•ren   Rentschler,   Mai*vin, Marjorie  Boettger.
aid" hundred yard  dash. .j^e^uFard ^Sa^ ^a^d^^n? BeLard"
The high jumping of Brown^ot. ZZ^s^el-Ienie^'GrL^-l    Will-Robert Vaughn and Hel-
en  Bredermtz.
andj    For   the   new   NYLON  hosiery, \
call Mrs. A.  E   Hagan, telephone',
36-2
-■o.-ne mgii juiixjj^s "t.-""•"-—i three   freshmen—Kenneth   Gram-
U. high and the hurdlmg^f Du-, ^   ^  win^e   ^ Ralph  Up_
gan were outstanding,   uuui  uuji.:    •
being state class C champions in.haus were announced as the win-
their   respective   events.     Brown?ners   of  the  first  varsity    tennis, M
attempted  to  shatter  the league: awards   ever   issued   by   . Salme,    pai^Xa ^
record after he had tied it in the;nig;h   school.   The   announcement'    -^gant. *<
high jump at 5 feet 5 inches, byiwas made by Coach Fuller at the, °*-£^f •
attempting 5 feet 10 inches   but end  °-f  ***e season  just complet-
he missed in his three alloted at-,eo-*
tempts      No   other    meet marks!    Due   t0   ***e   fact  tnat    tennis
were seriously endangered,  duetoiwas a ^^ year sport, there was
the   rain   that   feU  intermittently'""   ™"t--iTi   elected.
Giftatory—Ellen Feldkamp.
Song  and creed—Marilyn SchUl
FOR SALE—John Deere mow-!
er, nearly new. Also Deering-
grain  binder.   Otto   Hagans    36-1:
PROiitl
WH1IW©h
Young
!    FOR  SALE—193S   Ford  Tudor.
America; Good, clean car. Only S375. Wied-;
\ man Auto  Co. ':
I
Walter
during  the  day.
QUAKER
Sirloin Steaks, lb., 30cJpEAS       «> 97
Round Steaks, lb., 29c^CORN     M CSKS Lit
SWISS  OR. BEGrLAR  CUT j ■.	
T-Bone Steaks, lb., 33cl      FRUIT JtHCES
no  captain  elected.
PROGNOSTICATIONS
Bud «3MacArthur
Before laying this column in
mothballs until fall, I would like
to venture out on a limb and
make a stab at predicting the
Saline chances in various athletic fields   in 1940.
3En football the Hornets and
Flat Rock should he the leading
contenders, with both teams being too evenly matched to predict
a settlement These two teams
should be head and shoulders a-
boys aU league competition next 3
fall. '
BasketbaU wUl find the same
situation, this time involving Saline and U. 3High. The local forces, captained by Mel Schaefer,
should have things their own
way except for the U. High tut
which they should take by a
close margin. IT. High wUl have
but three outstanding players,
while Saline wUl have a first
squad of potential stars.
Spring sports should be outstanding, particularly base baU
and tennis, with these sports losing butTittle through graduation
Track wiU be improved but Saline wUl not be ready to take
the Huron league track title until the spring of 1912, as it
takes from two to threo years to
develop  standout men.
LIKES   TO   SEE   3ETRES
3His liking to watch burning
forest fires brought trouble to
Lewis O'Hara, jr., Allegan, who
confessed recently to setting 11
blazes in one day. AU were put
out without much damage After
the first fire, fire fighting equipment followed O'Hara from one
blaze to another.
Animals on Lynn Whitmore's
farm at Colon had a field day
recently. Two of his prized ewes
gave birth to six lambs, two sets
of triplets, in addition, a three-
year-old Jersey cow presented
Whitmore with twin calves, one
a heifer and the other a buU
Cast   of  characters:
Voice^—Carl  Crothers.
Abraham       3Lincoln  -
I MacArthur.
Spirit   of   Democracy—^Margaret  Lewis.
Home  Ec.—Wilma Weber.
Commercial—Arlene   Lange.        |
Industrial'  arts—Erwin   Hieber. j
Science—LueUa Alber.
Mathematics — Robert Rogers, j
Agriculture—Byrl 3Bassett.
Library—Ruth   Hartman.
History — Margaret    Merriman.
Journalism—Genevieve    GUbert. j    Get in on these 27c per pound
Civics   and  modern problems— 'brcrilers. There is a real.shortage
Jean  Taylor. 'of poultry this year. We are stiU
Music—John   Baker. hatching.   Prices   greatly  reduced
Physical    ed.—Wesley    Steiner. for jajte season.  Saline Hatchery.
English—Betty  3Layher.
COPYRIGHT 1932 by
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W.   E.. Dietiker,   licensed    em-
balmer   and   undertaker.      Phone
175-F2. ,
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For Sale—Dodge Pickup like,
new. Only 4500 mUes. Wiedman1
Auto   Company,   Saline. I
For   your  next   tractor,   Avery •
Ro Trac.    See one,  try one.    Allt
Avery   machinery  sold   by Albert
Graf.
MONEY   AL03NE
Money alone wont build adult's
character; that takes love and
companionship and time. Some
people inherit money; others
win the Irish Sweepstakes. Ordinary life insurance guarat-.'.ejes
a degree of certain indepen<V.:.ee
few men can accumulate in any
other  way.
STILL writing it without the
WAR   CLAUSE.
Lloyd E. Fairbanks
Ins. Agency       \
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Art—Ann Liska.
Drama—Ruth  Tenant.
BOARD OF REVIEW TO M3EET
A carpenter may hae the finest
set of tools in town, but that
doesn't make him a good carpenter unless he knows how to use
thehm.
EYES EXAMINED!
Glasses fitted. 3Every Saturday
2:30 to 9r30P. M. Office in Iffilan
Hotel. See Dr. Frank Gifford, Toledo   Optometrist.
O.E.S.    CARD   PARTY
The 3Ea«tern Star wiU give   a
card  party  at  its   haU Tuesday
afternoon,   June   11,   at two   o'clock.
Board of Review of Saline
township wiU meet at the usual
voting place, Polar Bear Casino,
June 10  and  11.
Signed  C.  W. Carr,   Supervisor.
Andrew Girbach and WUliam
Sautter,   Board   of  Review.
PAY   CEMEIARY   DUES   NOW
1935   Chevrolet  Truck
3Long wheelbase, dual wheels,
32x6 10-ply rear, stakes. Platform  avaUable   if   desired.
COOK   MOTOR   SAl^ES      •
Authorized   Chevrolet Dealer
1935   Chevrolet  Coach
Black Duco finish, excellent
tires, smooth running motor
Save on gas and oU.
COOK   MOTOR   SALES
Authorized  Chevolet Dealers
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Some introductory prices on
Pay your cemetery dues now. • vitality Feeds for this week: Vi-
Do not wait until your lot may.taUty Homestead Growing Mash
be needed. You might be taken.§2.05• VitaUty Homestead 18%
first and your family might he I Mash $2.25; Vitality Poultry Fat-
left to take care of your neglect, tener $2.05; Vitality Hog Grower
Do not put this additional care and Fattener $2.0ft We are now
upon them. All dues must be handling a fuU line of Poultry,
paid 'before burials are made.       (Hog, Dairy and dogi feeds in both
 • !3Ful-OPep    and    Vitality    brands.
3LINER  ADS   G3ET   RESULTS! Saline  Hatchery.
We still carry the same old line of feed—
LARRO —More profit over feed cost—simmered down and that is what we are all after, j
Plant season is about over but we still haye a
very complete assortment. ' j
Soy Beans and.Inoculation.
Fertilizer for garden, lawn and field.       \
A few seed potatoes left. I
Sprapng material for all purposes
Berry Baskets — any quantity.
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