1963-02-27; Saline Reporter

              The Saline Reporter
VOLUME 14, NUMBER 24 - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1963
10c PER COPY — $3 PER YEAR
Hornets Defeat Roosevelt
In High-Scoring Scramble
ICE RINK CLOSED
FOR THE SEASON
Standings
W   L
Dexter
9    2
U-High
9    2
Chelsea
8    3
SALINE
7   4
Manchester
3   7
Roosevelt
2    9
Pinckney
0 11
by Lanny
Robbins
Pastor Bob Nelson points out church site to Saline Baptist deacons Howard Kuhl, Alton Ealy, Arthur Katterjohn,
Joe Ferris and Leon Bacon. The congregation hopes to build
this year. In the background, just above Nelson's pointing
figure, the high school gym appears. The Baptist building
site is located on Saline-Ann Arbor Rd. at Harper Dr., in
Rolling Meadows "subdivision.
outcourt a minute later, he fired
a  pass   to   Keith   Armbruster,
-who laid it up. Johnson com-
A share of third place will be pleted the surge with a pair of
up   for   grabs   Friday  evening free throws and another jump
when  the Hornets   travel  to shot.
Chelsea for the final game of      Frank Keck and  Jim  Feld-
the season. kamp teamed up for the remain-
With Chelsea still smarting der °~f the opening period scor-
from their upset by Sahne two inS for Saline, by chipping in a
weeks ago, the Hornets will pro- total of six points.
The ice skating rink on Henne Field is closed for the season, Bob Russell,  chairman of
house court in several seasons.  the ^^ sports committee, an-
Mike Johnson figured in the nounced today,
scoring of every one of Saline's .<We lost too much ice m fhe
first twelve points. He tipped in last thaw to repair so late m
the first one just after Saline 1he year>> he said_ "w^t ice
had taken the opening jump- is left isn>t much good for ska.
ball. After sinking a shot from ffag »
L
oca! Science F
Demonstrate
air Exhibitors
CLASS SET TO TEACH
NUMBERAIDS TO MOTHERS
A numbiaraid-training class
for mothers, to be taught by
Elementary School Principal
Marian Barclay, has been sched-
BAPTISTS VOTE
TO PURCHASE
CHURCH SITE
Members of the Saline Bap-
bably have a rough game on
their hands, but — win or lose —
the Hornets can be assured of
a better than .500 season, following a 62-50 win Friday night
over Roosevelt.
Despite the slowing effects of
Ron Tucker's foul shot and a
pass to Armbruster for a bas
uled  at  1:45  p.m.   Thursday, tist  Church  voti3d  Sunday  to
March 14, at the school. purchase the lot at the corner of
All mothers of Elementary Saline-Ann Arbor Rd. and Har-
School children are invited.
ft Salinians
Injured in Car
Accidents
Registration
Light So Far,
Ends Monday
New voter registration has
been light so far,  City Clerk
E; J. Muir reported today, "and
ket opened the scoring in the I'm a little, disappointed. Only
second period. • one or two a week have come
A rally by the Roughriders in and I know there are more
pulled them to within two points new  people  in  the  city  than
of Saline, at 25-23, midway in that."
thrCslTDDe^froor"tLCJ^mets the second <luarter> before Garv      Citv registrations now total
we abfeto SontteS £- **** and feldkamp ^kei up about 1,335, he said. They have.
rsrScortoe%ame at the f£ld four Points aPiece t0 open up a been cuUed since December-
est scoring game at tne neia 3325 half.time gap Final date for registration for
For the remainder of ,the the spring  latection  is  8  p.m.
game, Saline maintained the Monday, March 4.
same gap over the Roughriders.     Major question on the April
Johnson continued his hot ballot is "Shall the Revise Con-
pace after the first period, and stitution be Adopted?"
wound up high scorer, with 27 Voters will also select two
points for the evening. He was University of Michigan regents,
followed in points by Feldkamp a superintendent of public in-
with  eight,   Keck with seven, struction, a member of the State
i
J
Saline Draws
Blissfield to
Open Tourney
per Dr. as a site for their planned new church. The property,
part of Rolling Meadows subdivision, measures 120 by 120 . _..   .. ., .        — <=—,        —-.—.  ,	
feet, adequate for a chapel-type      baUne will meet isussneia in jq^ wrtb siX) Armbruster with Board of Education, two mem-
edifice and Sunday school fa- the first tourney game in the fivej Lawrny Steiner with four, bers of the board of trustees
class B series, to be played in Tucker with three and Harold of the Michigan State univer-
Tecumseh this year. Kuder with two. sity of agriculture and applied
The tournament opening is JV coach Paul Thibault was science, and two members of
scheduled at 7 p.m. Tuesday, able to clear his bench, as his the board of governors of
March 5, a t Tecumseh High Little Hornets routed the Little Wayne State university.
School. Tickets are available at Roughriders 65-29. Twelve of Two state Supreme Court
the door from 6:15 p.m. on. his players were in the scoring Justices are to be elected on
The remainder of the class B column, led by Bruce Nietham- the non-partisan ballot, and
cilities,
The  congregation  chose the
Harper Dr. corner after months
of study of other available sites
■r,        _, ,. . .  . „„-,  in this area. Its proximity to
Four Salinians were injured fte J J
mtvvo area accidents this week             % 'utilities,   were
and a Northville girl was hurt ___._? j._^ J._ xl_.  jl.......
Fascinating at Saline schools' Science Fair last weekend: Two of the fair guides, 14-year-old Arda and Karla
Hoffman, point to an exhibit on heredity prepared by Barbara Finkbeiner. Jane Steiner notes that the guides themselves make quite a study on the subject. Arda and Karla
are twin daughters of Dr. and Mrs. O. D. Hoffman. They're
not identical. Arda is three minutes older than her look-
alike sister. Karla can be distinguished from Arda by the
slight mole on her cheeck. She's also a fraction of an inch
taller. But aside from those slight differences, the two seem
to be built from exactly the same pattern. Their weights are
exactly the same, they share the same likes and dislikes in
foods, TV programs, subjects at school... their report cards
usually read like carbon copies . . . their soprano voices are
identical . . . they're alike right up to their blue eyes and
brown hair.
Not entered as a Science Fair exhibit, the Hoffman twins
nevertheless made a very attractive one.
Kiwanis<!lub
Plans Annual
Kuhl   a n architect scnedule> set -UP in a drawing at mer with 15 and Jim Griffin locally — township offices are Pg,flCak6 FG6(1
major factors in the decision,
a  deacon  of the  church,
Tecumseh   Tuesday   afternoon, with 13
matches   Tecumseh  with   Erie	
when her car struck a tree here.      Howard
The injured included Alfred an^
Szemborski,  26;   Judith  Szem- has  been  ch.osen  to  draw up ,, ,  _ on _     .
borski, 25; and their daughter, plans for the proposed building. Maso£ at 8:30 pan. Tuesday.
Suzan, 1, all of 539 Rosemont; According to Pastor Robert Nel- °n Thursday, at 7 p.m, ™«--
and Gerald M. Wayne,  22,  of
Saline; and Rosemary H. Tetz- for a chapei structure with 1am-
laff, 19, of Northville. inated - type arches ... and
The  Szemborskis  were  hurt with ample church school facil-
Sunday morning when their car ities.
ran off the US-12 bypass in Yp--     The group plans to build this
silanti township and struck a year,
utility pole. They were treated
No
Flu
psian
in
A
rea,
to be filled.
Mon-
son, -the preliminary plans call roe Jefferson wil play the-win-
* ner   of   the  Bhssfleld-S a 11 n e
game; and at 8:30 p.m. Monroe Catholic will meet the winner of the Tecumseh-Erie Mason match.
The   class   B   championship
Third Graders Learn
Fractions with Colors
Plans for the fourth annual
Pancake Supper sponsored by
the Kiwanis club of Saline were
completed at« the group's Monday evening meeting.
Doctors Say
Kids Examine
Chocolate Cake
And-Space Ships
Exhibits entered in the first
Saline schools Science Fair
showed "a great deal of promise" according to Jay Starkey,
High School science instructor
who was in charge of the event.
The projects ranged all the
way from chocolate cake to
space ships.
Starkey hopes that most of
them - whether or not they
were winners here — will be entered in the Southeastern Michigan Science Fair in Ann Arbor in April, he added, "but
that's up to the individual student".
Winners were cited in the junior and senior divisions here,
but not for the Elementary
School which entered only three
exhibits: a 4th grade class exhibit; a demonstration of magnetism by Nancy Starling, 3rd
grade; and an exhibit on chemical indicators by Tommy Bonich, 4th grade.
Jji the junior division, first
place girl winner was Janet
Wild, 8th grade, with an exhibit entitled "Six Simple Machines", models showing how
the machines are used.
First place boy was Michael
Carpentier, 8th grade, whose exhibit, "Zinc Alloy as Used in
Automotive Hardware", showed
steps in manufacture of such
hardware.
Second place went to Deborah
Carr, 8th grade, with an exhibit on "Plant and Seed Development". Third was Sharon Sack-
for facial cuts at Beyer hospital ChllFCheS Plan
in Ypsilanti.:. T       -f       G     *
Gerald Wayne was taken to -L^1"*!! ©dies
Herrick Memorial hospital in
Tecumseh after his car overturned on Ely road near Sharon Hollow road in Manchester
game  wUl  be  played  at  7:30 Principal Marian
p.m. Friday, March 8.
There is "quite a bit" of flu ett, 8th grade, "Hatching Brine
going^.around Saline area,.,but Shrimp";, fourth was Jane
none of it is  of the virulent Jump, 8th grade, "Fossils of the
The all-you-can-eat event is Asian type, local doctors report- Tertiary Period"; and ffflh was
u„x.,i„a * L c +„ c o„i-   ed this week. Mary Scherdt, 8th grade, 'Pro-
While  all  three  schools  re- dueing Spores",
ported  absenteeism  "up  sight-      In  the  senior   division,   Sue
ly" this week and last week, lo- Washburn, 10th grade, was first
scheduled from 5 to 8 p.m. Sat
urday, April 6, at Saline'High
School.  Tickets,  $1 for adults
and 75 cents for children, are
available now from anv KiwanI cal  residents  were  apparently place girl with  "Experimental
available now from any. Kiwan   sulfering &Qm Qne Qf ^y m£ studies inBio-Electrics", show-
At the Elementary School, are nicely colored, with a dif-
learning gets to be more fun ferent color for each size.
menial o 'rne Present class, started in
Meanwhile Rawing for the Ba^.clay consistently comes up December,  is  "going pretty "*"• • d     t    ~     f respiratory ing the effect of different milli-
<*£-C t^r^heShere Sfid^aTinto limfhrearyS       ^L1? *"*** fS" ^ JS^^SSLS'X ^ST^Si^StS?SS3 Stages of direct current for
Wednesday  afternoon and the Slf* lde*S m* llttle heaf" af third-graders, yet they are cakes, sausage  applesauce and a ^       ^  * * varying ^^ of times on ^
A  series  of Lenten  Fellow   ffiSSK Sk? ^ * t^SSTSSM S^s^S^ughfmS rtiE^»'£BX&     Elsewhere in the area, some *o£ of gants.
4=^2SS5E ^oys^wul^ay Ann Ax- £ «■«^ »J - ~ou, before^ sixth grade by gthe other s?e e       t who win^repare %£-J^^™^^&-^*
K-.7 -EVrforatprt Tirst TSantist and hnr st.  Thomas hprp at 7:an vouve «Sot to see what sort of system. pancaKes ior tne j?eaeratea       „ v      Slgn of a Space vehicle Adapt-
Of Fellowships
, .     „, ^ ,      „ by Fp3derated First Baptist and bor St. Thomas here at 7:30 .. . .   .J.„ ,  ,    ,
township. He was treated and Presbyterian  churCh  and   the p.m. Wednesday, March 6. kinks are in it and she her-     The youngsters also add or
released.
Miss Tetzlaff suffensd cuts
Methodist Church. Sessions in-     On'SIyTMarVh  8,  the ^ generally teaches the first subtract fractions "very quick- Thursday night
eluded in the series are sched- games  here will  include Uni- ,t^_.c!?!?,.Jpa?s?!g.™_ ^T V' and are beginning improper
ChurchFathe^ and SonBlnauet ven" as Asian flu, and Dr. Otto S1fn+ 0I a Space Vehicle ^apt-
Church Father and Son Banquet k   En director Qf ^ ^ t   ^e j     propm^on Sys-
tt    i •      ho        faa* 1 nnn Washtenaw  county  health  de- ^m".  The designed  space ve-
S C tim^!»a" f£dJS Partment, announced that there ^ is capable of mterplane-
and bruises and broken upper ^ed on three Thursday even- versity High versus Clinton at ledge gained on to other teach- fractions.   "Most  children this people an hour,"  a Kiwanian ^ a        'ntl   n0 extraordinary tary *«"«* based °n V^**
and lower teeth when her com'
ings.
pact car skidded on US-12 west A f ilnij "Conversion Plus'
of Saline near Dell road and ^^ De snown at the first meet-
struck a guardrail and a tree ingj at g p.m. M^ch 7, at the
early Sunday. She was treated Methodist Church, and discus-
at Saline Community hospital. sion wju De i^ by the Rev. Don-
' — aid Kraushaar  and  the Rev.
Euchre Tourney      <*g JSft-* a planned
7 p.m., and Manchester against f! " ^ system is to be adoP" age, seeing the term 'one
", the winner of the Wednesday ted- Some are- some "* not'       one-third', don't realize tha^
Her innovations in the past 'one' is supposed to be made up will go for the club's boys' and ^gg^ tim&^owever, he said,
and said, "and we hope to make him
Wednesday LCU- 0<JI"e *"e> BU1"e cu.c uul.       one-tmra', don't realize that the prove it." Proceeds of the event
game, at 8:30 p.m. - -- .
The championship play-off is have included atomic science for of thirds. In the past, we used gJris  work,
scheduled at 7:30 p.m. Satur- fifth-graders   (when   the  fifth circles, but one thing we have
day,  March  9,   at  the  Saline grade was in the Elementary learned is that children don't
High School gym. Tickets are School), Spanish classes which transpose  their learning  from
....      ...     . were highly successful, the num.- ";™1q'' +n "+'h^" Jim™ci™<,»
amount of flu of any description knowledge of space, the designer beheves.
Regis Wolfinger and Al Burger are co-chairmen.
available at the door.
beraid system now in general
circles to other dimensions:
Npaxt year, if no kinks devel-
FinalistS Named potluck for famiUes at 6:30 p.m. harry PECKS TO OBSERVE u.se'„and a sort of "free-selec- op, the system will be used in
tion" reading program far superior  to  the  old
„.    ,.   .    . . ..    „,.,   March 21, will be followed by 52nd ANNIVERSARY
The final winners of the Wil-      h        sing at 7:30 p.m. The .    s
lmg Workers euchre tourna- ever;ts will be at the Federated     Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peck, of Jane" stories for beginning rea-
ment, which ended Friday night, Qmrch. W- Liberty road, will be honor- ders.
have been announced by Mrs.     rp^g f^ai event, at 8 p.m. Ap- ed on the occasion of their 52nd     This year it's Cuisenaire rods, it is to the nearest town.
Waynard Carr, chairman of the ril 4 at ^e Methodist Churcn, wedding anniversary, in a fam- for teaching fractions
additional classes. And one day,
Dick  and jf you're travelling in Europe,
you may have to take your third
grader along to tell you how far
affair.
First prize winner was Mrs. based  on  a  color  film,  "The
Carl Feldkamp with 42 games Gift", made by an unusual pro-
won. Mrs. Marvin Breitenwis- cess called "animated arts",
cher was a close second with
40 wins to her credit, and Sam
Lambarth ended in third place
with 39 games won.
Arthur Braun, with a total
of 15 "loners", was awarded the
grand galloper prize.
Winners of Friday night's f i
road.
will  be a  devotional  service ily gathCTing Sunday, March 10,     The rouS) invented by a Bel- TUIrn TVfff in ^Jnpalc
 ,   ._   _   -„i^  «i«    "Thp at the home of Mr. and Mrs. giaii, are widely used in Europe ITTni        X      j       m     a
Carl Peck, of Saline-Ann Arbor and arS) in factj the adopted sys- At Flay Center Meet
tem of teaching mathematics in     ^   Robert Tefft   president
Edinburgh, Glasgow, and on the of &e galine ^^ gchool Board
Continent   The  unit  involved ^ bg ieatured speaker at ^
happens to be the metric sys- March 4 meeti     of galine pj
tem^ but that's beside the point Centen j^^ Tefft,s topic. «lpre.
Medical patients admitted to been  a patient for the past ^^onj ^toctions^whe- paring Nurse^ School Children
f Ups and Downs i
Saline Community Hospital this month,
week included Mrs. Vera Burk-
uiev   uicjr ic iiap-p-iujio pjj. a^j^ico,   £QT  JJea(Jmg'i
fractions of pies (remember the     Th& meetjng ^^ bg heW &t
flu will reach significant proportions in the county at a later
date.    •
Two girls tipad for the second
there^:s"^"'way orPVeicting sP°t: ^rl% Sheehan 12th
whether or not the amount of g^de with a demonstration of
the effects of too much baking
soda, "Cause of Chocolate Cake
Failures"; and Terri Fojtik, 9fh
,, .    .       . .      grade, a comparison of the func-
Many upper respiratory mfec- tiong of the human faod   ^^ a
tions such as colds and sore fect (IThe Humfln /act ,,.
throats are being mistakenUfor ^.^ lace went B£ce
flu by the public, he said. True c j^ d lor ^ ^^
influenza has a sudden onset M „Does ^ Decomposition of
marked by feehngs of weataess Potassium cMorate Yield Pure
aches and pains in the back and 0xveen?» Ed Ross llth gr^g
limbs, and high fever. As the ux^en/   u-d Koss, aim grade,
illness   progresses,   respiratory
symptoms,  especially coughing
won fourth place with "Mounting a Skeleton" (raccoon); and
Philip Bondie, 10th grade, w;on
and sore throat become obvious. fifth by showing ^ of specmc
Flu vaccine taken at the pro- heat  in  "Calculating Atomic
per time may prevent 60 to 70 Weight (The Law of Petit and
per cent of the cases. Dulong)".
:Junior Judgments:2
......^xo ui xx.ua; x"6«- ~    ■■-— --— Waitpr -RUsh   Miss     Mrs   Clarence Wackenhut re- S^R circle^ hi the usual me- &e h f ^^  Q^ Friend,
nal session of the tournament hart,  Mrs. Wa"^,/5"31^..;^^       ]?' 1A _.1, r.._. Jzz. *T thod?), or fractions of meters. '
were Mrs. Carl Feldkamp, Mrs. Jani<
Melvin  Armbruster, -and   Mrs. Dye.
Showing a natural affinity for     QUESTION: How much time four hours or so. My favorites
came at the Blue and Gold Banquet last Saturday night at Sa-
— o^oox^xx WJ. cxxC LUUX..CXUV." --~ 7'  " n H M      Everett opTitlv rptumed home from Sa-  " 9260 Moon Rd. Starting time is ham is Cub Scout Doug Bacon, do you spend watching televi- are "American Bandstand" and
were Mrs. Carl Feldkamp, Mrs. Janice Dunn, and Mrs. Everett ^tly returned ^ometg0^       Anyway, there is considerable 8 p.m. B ^ of ^ ^ JIrs. r^ Bacon sion each day and what kind of war and love stories.
Melvin  Armbnister, -and   Mrs. Dye. *ne ^mm™ ^ J     ' agitation in scientific circles to     MrS. Larry winkle wiU be co- of Weber Rd. Doug's big chance programs do you like best?
Bernadme Br<3dernitz, first, sec- *      *      * sne naa unuergone sLugexjr. ^ ^ country on me metcic hostess for ^g occasion> s       s tJuutvo
ond and third placers" in the     Andrew Andres returned to * system and give up the inconsis- 	
women's division;  and Jacob his RusseU st. home last Thurs-     Mrs. MarthaTobias'has been tent yards> fcet. hu±eSt et    H GUESTS ^^ jj^s^q
Finkbeiner,  Paul Herter and   ,       evening  from  St.  Joseph a medical patient at tne ^aune ^at should ever happen, these     -j^. ^ jy^ David McSherry line> fiitermediate. The occasion
Carl Feldkamp in the men's di- "jl     Hospital in Ann Arbor, hospital for the past week and j^ ^ have a head start. • ■"  brought a near^apacity crowd
vision Carl Feldkamp also won        ^ he had been a patient for a half The rod is not a replacement of l^isjig w^e the week-end
the galloper, and Ida Klein won        . *.,*_*      * for former  teaching  methods, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Michael
the tally prize. U dayS"   .      ,      • Still under medical treatment ^ fa a supplementf j^ Bar. Pelmil of Hollywood Dr. On Sa-
Mrs. Carr reports that over "x M~~   "      "     "    r"^" °   aT,° x   J "^^ ^' ""^
110 people  took part in this
Seven-
i^   tw^-n,   -MpI- at the Community Hospital are   ,     pmnhasizes For one thine   turday night the Pekruls enter-
— _„«   tu_ _b  „x  — ^f-oldf Mf e5lyd 2s   John Wheelock, who was admit- ^ ^f^" ^^s^ tained several of their neigh-
year's^to^mament^which began g^*™^ °^^ S ****T?Z± ^JH^ wS wTtii StaSSffoS bors at a party in honor of the
January 19.- On January 12 a
   --        •  ,       ^     .. . „_ Dicks,  a patient since Febru-
gery at the Saline hospital on ^ ^      *~
gamzations.
Mrs. Frank Keck entered the
local hospital on Monday, scheduled for surgery.
mals, yi3s. Fractions, no. McSherrys.
The rods are expensive . . .
they cost S8.60 apiece; but one COUPLE CELEBRATE
wiU serve four of five students,  28TH ANNIVERSARY
Arhor St    .and Calvin Hieber,     ione Carr and Bob Condit and five would take care of an     Mr. and Mrs. Norwin Raus,
nf Hollvwood Dr. were home from Western Mich- entire class. At the moment, the sr, celebrated their 28th wed-
*      *      * igan University, in Kalamazoo, school has two. They begin with ding anniversary Saturday by
Mrs. _
others,  in proportionate sizt2s, Ann Arbor St.
euchre party sponsored by the ^ ~  -        recovering from 	
Willing Workers for the bene-  -luesuay. ■»"" -,„,,„„ are
fit of tiie March of Dimes and surgery performed T^esdtayaie. ^^ FQR WBBMND
the Crippled Children's Society Mrs. Elmer Lange, of N;.Ann
yielded $11 to each of the or-
Roxanne Choate, 10 — Quite
Dennis Dicks, 12 - Oh, about a bit - four or five hours pro-
four hours. I like mysteries and bably. I like cowboys and car-
comedies, toons mostly.
Joan  Erskine,   9   ~   Just   a Kristine Sundling, 7% - Ab-.
couple of hours a day, usually out  two  hours.  Cartoons are
after school. I watch it more in about all I watch,
the winter. I like adventure pro- John Reid, 12 — A couple of
grams, musicals and comedies, hours in the morning and about
Todd Davis, 7-1 watch four five hours at night. I like fic-
A  meeting  of  the Lo-Field or five programs a day. I like tion  -  monster movies  and
community F«arm Bureau group Tarzan and cartoons. And isvisry thrillers   -   and   cartoon  type
will be held at 8:30 p.m.  on year I watch "Peter Pan" and programs like "The Flintstones"
Friday, March 8, at the Wilbert "The Wizard of Oz". and "The Jetsons".
LO-FIELD FARM BUREAU
GROUP TO MEET MARCH 8
Diuble home on Lohr Rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hehr at-
a       TJrmnP! is still un- for"the"week-end To attend the a little white block, which rep- having their whole family in for tended the funeral of Mrs.
Anna unggs_ i& wpddint? of Carol Lost* and Joe resents a cubic centimeter. The dinner at the Raus home on N. Hehr's grandmother in Ohio ov-
der nuadical care at uie v-ujj»   iycupxui5 « ^    __ —„„„^,-„„„+^ c^   a„~ a,.k™.c<- <». +viQ ,.,**&..**,*
munity Hospital, where she has Hargett.
er the Wi3^-end.
Mark Sundling, 6% - About Tom Young, 9-1 watch it
two hours . . , more on Satur- mostly on Saturdays, usually in
days. I like "Sky King" and the morning and the evening.
"My Friend Flicka" best. And On school days I watch it when
Roy Rogers and "The Beverly I get home until supper time.
Hillbillies", too. I like programs about space and
Betty  Emery,  11  —  Maybe sports best.