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TELL US: Should Father-Daughter Dances Be Banned?
State law in Rhode Island bans Father-Daughter dances, such as the ones held at schools and community center in many towns. Let us know if you agree with the ban or not.
Father-daughter dances are a tradition at many schools, community centers and social halls in towns all across Massachusetts.
But down in Cranston, R.I., school officials there say they have banned Father-Daughter dances after a complaint from one mother, according to various reports on Cranston Patch.
The ban was part of a wider ban put in place this fall by Cranston school Superintendent Judith Lundsten, according to Cranston Patch reporting. The move came after Lundsten received a letter from the American Civil Liberties Union complaining that a single mother had not been allowed to attend a Father-Daughter dance with her daughter.
Apparently the federal Title IX legislation that bans gender description actually has an exemption for activities such as Father-Daughter dances. But Rhode Island law does not honor that exemption, Cranston Patch reported.
Does the ACLU have a point? Should Father-Daughter dances be banned? Should single mothers be allowed to attend with their daughter?
Let us know in the comments.
5:00 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
The ACLU are bullies. They go after schools and districts with their lawsuits and know that the districts do not have the funds to fight the lawsuit so they have no choice but to submit. I do not understand the mentality that all must suffer because of one. Doesn't this child have an uncle or grandfather or an adult male in her life that could have taken her to the dance? How sad that apparently she does not and her mother has done nothing to improve that part of this little girl's life. This is just a by-product of the feminist mantra that men are not important in the lives of children. This was a teachable moment for this mother and she reneged. How will her daughter have the coping skills needed to accept the challenges that life throws on a daily basis. By running to the aclu? Not realistic. Personally, I feel that such dances should be held in private settings anyway. I just think this was handled badly, and unfairly for the hundreds of girls who look forward to the event.
8:02 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
I don't agree with the ACLU on a lot of things, but they are hardly bullies. They go after school districts because school districts have a perverse way of looking at their role in society. If a child misbehaves on the weekend and off campus why should the school be allowed to discipline the student? Yet they try
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4:59 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
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4:50 pm on Saturday, September 22, 2012
They should ban Cranston school Superintendent Judith Lundsten from her job!
5:03 pm on Saturday, September 22, 2012
The ACLU has no point. Father daughter dance should not be banned. Single mothers should not be allowed to attend with daughter. I am sure the mother can find an uncle, grandfather, godfather or friend. This lady is a trouble maker.
Wyatt Worm
6:16 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
That all must suffer because of one is one question, why any would have to is another. If given the choice between letting the single mom attend, or losing the dance entirely it seems absurd that the group choice was to ban the dance entirely. That the school lacks funds for defense does not mean their position is a moral position. I don't know that one could expect the ACLU to ignore its charter in such cases any more than it would when facing an opponent with much deeper pockets than they have. Which happens. Often.
Saber Walsh
6:33 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
This is where we are today: government that just can't seem to wait before jumping in to ruin almost anything that looks "normal."
I was once told that there are no more dangerous critters to encounter than the employee that is incompetent and knows it, but doesn't want anybody else to know it, and organizations that were once large and powerful but have lost their cause. The ACLU is now part of the latter: if the only tool you've ever known is a hammer, then everything starts to look like a nail.
12:20 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
The ACLU is more relevant now than ever. With the Patriot Act and other encroachments on our civil liberties we need them to be looking out for us. I don't always agree with them but I am glad they are there.
Melissa Schools
7:10 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
Great comments! I don't think the school district should be faulted. Perhaps the school should have just let that mom attend the dance, but seriously- how sad and juvenile is it that the mother would rather make a big stink and cast a pall over a happy, father-daughter bonding experience for an entire school?
Geez! Lack of dads' involvement in their kids' lives is a contributing factor to single motherhood. I'm sick and tired of adults stamping their feet and having "It's not faaaaiiiirrrr!" moments. This woman clearly has struggles, but does she have to be so myopic as to think she's the only one or hers are the most important? It's not as if going to the dang dance would have changed her other sorry circumstances. I wonder how the other single mothers weighed in on this one.
Wyatt Worm
10:12 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
I don't know that it is a 'sorry circumstance' to be a single parent by necessity.
Its actually pretty common in my experience and it does not require a bad outcome or bad experience for either the parent or the children.
What other option does she have apart from taking her daughter to the mother son dance? I think it was a reasonable request, it picked no-one's pocket nor did it break their leg. The ACLU should never have had to be involved. This was a self-inflicted wound by the school, the district and the parents involved.
Melissa Schools
1:43 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
Wyatt: By "other sorry circumstances," I meant whatever circumstances I don't know about that would make her the kind of person who needs to make a stink about a father-daughter dance. Should the parents without daughters complain, too? We could come up with a list of all different kinds of family configurations and give each one their own dance, but then, that would be pretty lame, wouldn't it?
Jessica Harris
7:23 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
As single mother myself, I think it is sad that this mother would rather have the event cancelled and ruin the experience for everyone else, rather than use it as a teachable moment for her own child. Our children need to learn that indeed, life isn't fair, and the world isn't going to change or bend to make you happy. Everyone does NOT always deserve a trophy!
I myself have attended 3 father/daughter dances with my daughter, and it was not an issue. She wanted to attend with her friends, and although she does have many male family members and friends who would have attended with her, she wanted me there, because I am both mom and "dad" to her. We had a great time at all three dances, without any issues.
Wyatt Worm
10:14 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
I think she would have preferred just to go to the dance and had a good time with/for her daughter.
Amy OConnor
7:46 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
I was that girl that walked into a father daughter dance with my mother many years ago. I burst into tears and ran out. It stays with me even today.
I would NEVER try to stop others from enjoying what should be a beautiful time. My loss was just that, my loss.
Re naem oisins comment above, I take issue that this is some part of a feminist agenda. As a feminist from a long line of feminists, the mantra isn't that men aren't important, but that women are just as important. a feminist wouldn't have tried to stop the dance, But would have taught her daughter to hold her head high and move forward. Other than that comment, we're in agreement.
Mark Chulsky
1:46 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
Thank you, Amy, for your comment. The most thoughtful in this batch.
8:49 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
The blame goes to the Cranston RI school administration, for not allowing the child to attend the dance. How silly is this! How silly where they. Much ado...
(sorry, Amy, that you had that loss)
The Idiot
9:14 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
These dances should definitely be banned. It just makes good sense, right? We should always punish other people when one person doesn't get their way. Who cares about the needs of many when we can satisfy the "one," especially if that "one" is me.
Wyatt Worm
10:17 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
I don't know that the issue is not that this person or that person 'gets their way', as much as it is that we have a common standard of behavior (or ought to) employed to resolve such issues.
Bryan McGonigle2
10:01 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
Private schools don't have these types of problems.
Sometime after we decided that everyone is entitled to a free education, we also decided that the government needs to run one size fits all schools.
Wyatt Worm
10:25 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
Private schools indeed do have problems with discrimination whether sectarian or non-sectarian and dependent on if they take federal funds.
It is true that privately funded schools may discriminate on gender lines, but not on racial lines.
10:24 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
Wow! Father Daughter dances should not be banned. They should allow any "father-figure" to attend.
Jessie Paiva
10:40 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
Sometimes I forget how deeply ingrained gender roles are in our society. How sad that is for everyone because of the stress it puts on people. This string of comments brought that back to light for me. Some commenters I agree with, others I don't. However, this mother did not set out to stop all Father-Daughter dances, and it's not about the ACLU's practices. It was the school department who cancelled the dances rather than comply with federal law. What is the harm in allowing the mother attend the dance with her daughter? What some have suggested is the child bring any "man" to the dance rather than her primary caregiver. Does that make any sense? To deny entry to a person based on their physiological sexual organs?
John Devlin
12:46 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
"It was the school department who cancelled the dances rather than comply with federal law." No. The federal law specifically approves of Father-Daughter dances in publically-funded school systems. The ACLU's suit against the city of Cranston was antithetical to the letter of the law, but they won their point regardless because of the mere threat of a lawsuit. I do not know the reason why Cranston gave up before the fight began, but knowing what little I do about that city I find it very easy to believe they cannot afford to defend against any legal action, much less a trivial case that has no bearing on the educational charter of the school system.
Bryan McGonigle2
11:32 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
Getting back to the private school vs government school point.
Private schools need to please their "customers". If you don't like some aspect of the school, you talk to the principal or the guidance counselor or whoever. If you're still not satisfied, you're take your business elsewhere. Just like restaurant customers - you are free to return or not depending on how the restaurant serves your particular needs.
In the government schools, you aren't always the customer - sometimes your a prisoner. You have no choices. You are not free to choose.
I'm remember the two people in Andover who ate every dinner at Friendly's and bemoaned its closing - an unlikely choice in my view but they obviously loved going there. Imagine if the government decided to give everyone free meals and then decided to run restaurants (i.e. just like it does with education). We'd have one size fits all restaurants (let's call them public cafeterias). If you didn't like the public cafeterias, you could go to a more expensive private restaurant or live with the cafeteria food. (I can imagine someone suing the public cafeteria for the lack of healthy dessert options or for serving meat on Friday in Lent). I think most of us would be worse off in such a situation including those that like the downtown Andover Friendly's.
Wyatt Worm
11:59 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
Whereas you make a fun, compelling argument against the federal government running Friendly's, the analogy to the matter at hand seems inapt.
In a public school, you are neither customer nor prisoner, you are a citizen with the associated entitlement to public education, and the responsibility either publicly or privately pursued, to pursue that education to the point of becoming a responsible citizen.
You are absolutely free to choose not to go to a public school.
Imagine if the government decided to give everyone an education! Wait -- they did already:
"The objects of this primary eduction determine its character and limits... To instruct the mass of our citizens in these, their rights, interests and duties, as men and citizens, being then the objects of education in the primary schools, whether privet or public, in them should be taught reading, writing and numerical arithmetic, the elements of mensuration...and the outlines of geography and history." - Thomas Jefferson
Bryan McGonigle2
12:23 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
According to Jefferson, we wouldn't have the dance or the basketball team.
Glad Dad
12:05 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
On the bright side, it saves the daughters all the embarrassment of seeing their fathers dance in public.
John Devlin
12:53 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
And how many girls are on the Cranston High School varsity football squad? Have any ever tried out for the team? Does the school have a varsity football program for girls?
Wyatt Worm
4:56 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
Mike - I agree that Jefferson was more interested in public schools for education of the citizenry vs public schools for sports/social events.
Wyatt Worm
5:05 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
Melissa- Point taken on the sorry circumstance piece. I get where you are coming from better now, but I guess to me, its pretty obvious what the circumstances are. She feels discriminated against based on gender. I am not sure anyone would feel differently in the abstract even if they cannot identify with the particular circumstances in this instance.
The parents without daughters could complain, but I am not sure it would be much of a case. To what end?
You could try the high energy low output strategy of designing different dances that segregate along family circumstances and gender, or you could try the much more low energy high output solution of letting this woman come to the dance with her daughter!
I don't see much of a slippery slope argument here.
Wyatt Worm
5:59 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
John Devlin - Was just told anecdotally that the board blew their lawsuit budget losing a fight to keep a christian banner up in the school and had nothing left for this one. Interesting if true.
Melissa Schools
6:21 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
Well, Wyatt, I did say and do agree that they should have just let her go- but that still doesn't entitle her to bellyache about it. I'd agree more with the discrimination argument if this were 20 or even 10 years ago, but single parents are hardly a rare species these days. The article didn't say that a disenfranchised _group_ of single mothers protested and were brushed off. We're talking about one mom who felt left out.
As for the "Christian banner," I, too, would like to know the circumstances, but I'll wager that it was a case of another individual who set out to change circumstances to his/her liking. Maybe the banner was something Christmasy that dared allude to Jesus rather than Santa or presents or snowmen. Quelle horreur!
Melissa Schools
6:28 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
Okay, I was wrong about the banner topic. Here's a link: http://www.theblaze.com/stories/fed-judge-sides-with-teen-atheist-orders-public-school-to-remove-prayer-mural/
Still, looks like one fervent atheist just couldn't bear the existence of that prayer in her school. Again, I feel like saying the school should have known better, but...
Wyatt Worm
7:22 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
I don't think that anyone has an issue with prayer in school, so long as it is not a public school which is the extension of the secular republic within which we all live. By definition, such a republic must remain neutral on religion.
It should not require an atheist teenager to remind the school of their stewardship of this position, it should be easily recognizable and responsibly avoided as an offense by any well informed citizen.
7:16 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
I would like to see an effort to stop kids from walking around school with their butts hanging out. Banning a father daughter dance is ridiculous.
Wyatt Worm
7:18 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
I agree that the rejection from the dance does not entitle her to speech. We are however, all entitled to bellyache by the constitution. One does not need to be a member of a collective to be discriminated against anymore than one needs to be a member of a collective to reject discrimination.
Kelley Fuller
9:34 pm on Friday, September 21, 2012
One of my most cherished memories were the annual father-daughter dinners I attended with my dad. It was "our" time together with no else in the family, and being with the other dads and girls was great. It is one of the things I reflect on when I remember him in life. I am saddened that we have come to the point at which such events have become so legally dissected that they are eliminated out of fear of stepping on someone's toes, even if it's one person - or even a hypothetical person - who can't bear the possibility of personal disappointment. I am sad for daughters who will never have some of the positive experiences I had because we must avoid any missteps that will cause someone's feelings to be hurt. My guess is that mother is completely unaware and apparently uncaring of what she has extinguished for others. Having had my 3 years of law school, I know the legal reasoning behind the ruling; the logic is not lost on me. I know that a civilization cannot exist without laws; but it also cannot exist for long without grace, true compassion for one another, and plain common sense. It will literally rule itself out of existence. Stories like this make me sad for other traditions that will go by the wayside next.
Wyatt Worm
4:43 am on Saturday, September 22, 2012
Kelly - The appeal to tradition, that is to say that something is true because we have always held it to be true, in the absence of other evidence is a logical fallacy. The notion that the infringement of rights has occurred before and was left unrecognized is not the same as saying those rights were never infringed or that it was right to do so. Further, the emotional value you describe related to your experience does not seem at all to require gender bias. I am not sure how a mother bringing her daughter to such a dance threatens such an experience. I similarly struggle with how one feels sad for daughters who miss the dance via a ban vs daughters who miss the dance via gender bias. Is not the harm exactly the same on either side?
To be clear, the mother did not ban the dance. She clearly is highly motivated to have the dances continue. It was others who decided that it was a superior moral position to end dances rather than relax gender bias or their antipathy for single mothers.
Wyatt Worm
5:42 am on Saturday, September 22, 2012
Kelly - Not to be insensitive to your memories, I am also interested in your ideas on why such dances that inarguably are cherished are required to end by virtue of the notion that they may not be appropriate in a publicly funded forum? Is there not a dimension of this where we say, private voluntary associations are protected, even when they discriminate in ways that are not publicly supportable? Just a follow-on thought that occurred to me after the first reply.
Stephen Christian
7:37 am on Saturday, September 22, 2012
maybe we should ban teachers from using red ink when correcting papers so that nobody knows that our child got something wrong and that our child's self esteem is still intact.
Wyatt Worm
7:41 am on Saturday, September 22, 2012
If they are discriminating along gender lines while doing so, then yes that should be banned.
I don't know that it is true that receiving a correction on an assignment by way of an education has been positively linked to low self-esteem. Please post a reference so that I may educate myself. It is an interesting topic.
Lisa Rose
1:47 pm on Saturday, September 22, 2012
I find it sad that this mom couldn't think of one male role model in her daughter's life who could accompany her. What a great opportunity to teach about "the family we choose"...but then again, people like this mom just don't get the big picture.
5:25 pm on Sunday, September 23, 2012
wwow what a sick society we live in . This woman as well as the state is brain dead. What the hell are we becoming.


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T?> fc\ The Observer. ■inB«agr'"J NISSLY & WARREN, Publishers. SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MIOH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1891. VOL. XL-NO. 12. # BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PROFESSIONAL. TO P E.JONES. Attorney at Law. All Business attended to with Promprness and Care. Office on McKay street. SADINE, - - MIOH. rj. R. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law, Especial attention paid to Pension Claims of all Hinds. P.oom 1, Blackmar Block, MILAN, - - MICH. TT A. NICHOLS, M. D., PHYSICIAN and SURGEOX. Office at Nichols Bros'. SALINE, drag store. MICH. NEIGHBORHOOD GLEANINGS. Newsy Notes and Occasional Occurrences From our Near Neighbors. p F. UfiSTEaK.RDHER, Ml. D-, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Calls promptly attended to at all hours. Office in Hauser ulook, Chicago street. SALINE, - - MICH. O ;w. CHANDLER, M D., PttyS LCI AN and SURGEON Siffice on. Adrian Street, fust'door south of the Wallace Block, SALINE, - - MIOI-I, I? S. HOLWiES, IVI, PEYS1C1AN and SURGEON. .'ffice and residence in N. G. Fowler's house. Que dqor vest of i. Sturnv's harness shop. falls promptly attended nightand day, DENTIST, Hgadquarters for the best Tooth Powder jn the market. Office over Kichola Bros", drug store. SALINE, • • MIQH. C G. SLA8HT, V./» Veterinary Surgeon. Graduate Of Chicago Veterinary College, Residence 1J4 miles east of Penniugtrtn's JCorners Calls mav helL-£t at either of the stores at the Corners. All calls promptly attended to. MACON. - - MICH. MISCELLANEOUS. YrrATERNlAN'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. - aiiss (riUeffs oM stand.1 V i,.'« ■ ^.-. - -■ ' Will be in valine avsvy 'Stfeqnesda.y «p4 shall be Pllsed tr/ile'et'airilv'need-Af Afcrrk m-ili'y hne. Sill and see samples of our work. X A. ALBER'S Livery and Feed Stab 1. First-class rigs at reasonable prices. Commer- claltravellrs and their baggage earned to any adjoining towns. Russ to and from all towns. * The Pioneer Painter. Over Forty Tears Experience. Carriage. Sign and Ornamental Painting, Hangin: SALINE, Paper Frescoing, Etc. MICH. ry M. BRIBSS, Prasticil Palntep. iQuse/-nainting,~gr.air,mg. paper hanging *H Ijalsqinining. All work promptly and iieaply' done, and satisfaction 'guaranteed, SALINE, r : MIOH. fecrsV—so** -■=-- Barber Shop. -fair Outting, Shaving, Shampooing and all Work in tiie Barber "kme. Hotorcoldbatnsat Bath room In copnection. uj- tiroes, SALINE, A.^-YANDpEER. Mill:* MUSIC LESSONS. Organ, Piano Singing and. Voice ulture. E. Main St., Saline, Mich. Little Trixie played to a good house at Manchester last Friday night. Ann Arbor expects a bigger building boom the coming year than ever before. Chelsealtes can now develop their muscle, a gymnasium having been established there. The Dexter Leader has been changed in make-up to a live column quarto. We like the change. The Jackson poultry show was a success and the array of birds a credit to the breeders of Michigan. A Monroe milliner, of the feminine gender, has made an assignment for the benefit of her creditors. Business is opening up well with the Ypsi.-A. A. motor line. 1,400 passengers rode on it last Saturday. By the consolidation pf two of Milan's meat markets that town must now get along with only (?) three markets. A number of Brooklyn young men have recently enlisted in the regular army aud are itching for a hand in the Indiau war in the woolly west. Chas G-auntlett, the Milan boot aud shoe dealer, has sold out to Stimpson Bros, and Mr. Gauntlett will now de- VOte^hia attention to his stock farm. The Washtenaw Mutual Insurance Company paid losses aggregating $10,- 410 last year. The total amount of policies in force Jan, 1st. was §4,75-M(iO. Willie Miley, a Ig-year old Ann Arbor lad, last week had his leg so badly | crush by the cars, while playing in the M, C. yards, that amputation was necessary, Captain W, H- Tollman, formerly editor of the Hillsdale Democrat has secured a §1,000 clerkship in the oftloe of the Secretary of State, Thus are the faithful rewarded. A Betroiter, with evidently less brains than grit, is trying to fast thirty days, and if at the expiration of the thirty days, his breath and "sand'' hold out hell try another fifteen day's pull. Poor fool. The board of supervisors h-we passed a-resolution to establish a stone yard in connection with the county jail so that -tramps who want board at the county's expense, must £o,und aVft^ "tftfperson ^aythQiK]ioai\cl^\l The old TJ. S. arsenal building at Dearborne, Wayne countj', has been given to the village by Uncle Sam and will be converted Into a school house, and now there will be a chance to demonstrate that the "pen is mightier than the sword." Prof. C. P. E. Bellows, of the, ^tata. Normal school; b,^ \e&X\ notified that 1,1a at&YiQG!»i will not be required after the end of the school year. This was a surprise'to everybody, as Mr. Bellows has long been connected with the school and done much toward its advancement. Last week's Ragister gi\v.£, * complete list of ^mpKov.ements made iu Ann Arbor during '90. 10C5 houses were built at a cost of about §225,000, while the outlay for stores, public buildings, street-railway, efr.s^ellisthe grand total expe^tled foi-improvements tp S53-5;<*00. Certainly a fine showing fpr the county capitol. Mr. and Mrs. WillHall, .of Cliuton, thank their stars fur- a narrow esua-po from death by c.Qal gas, one night last -week, 'A s,tQVQ in which it was sup-' poged tha fira was out had been set in the room while moving, without connecting it with the chimney, but there proved to be some fire left and the ronm was filled with the fafei gas. From the following dipped from the Argus, it appears that prices and the weather were pretty mucn as they arc now, -15 years ago: The Michigan Argus of January 2(1, 1S40. says: ''•The weather for the past A Tecumseh firm recently put in aiv iron lathe weighing 17,000 pounds. Dundee's new creamery has started up. When will Saline start hers? Echo answers, when. A Brooklyn man had his jaw broken last week by having it hit with his tongue—his wagon tongue it was. The 21-year-old daughter of Rev. J. 6. Morgan, pastor of the. Dundee M. E. church, died last week as a result of la grippe. Jack, the kisser, has been discovered at Clinton. These cowardly devils should be kicked to death by a government mule. The contract for building the addition to the Clinton Woolen Mills has been let, and the building is to be completed by May first, next. The improvements will cost over §30,000 Natives of Monroe county will have a chance to vote on the question of building a new §12,000 jail, at the coming spring election. The Adrian Press, however, thinks §12,000 won't build a jail large enough for Monroe county, and fears half the prisoners would be obliged to sleep on the roof. How to Take Care of a Piano. With proper care and attention a good piano should last a family a lifetime, says Charles H. Steinway, the piano manufacturer, in the January Ladies' Home Journal. It this is not given it, the piano will in time become harsh and "tin-panny,"* and afford little satisfaction or delight to its owner. Ordinary practice, whether-by a child or a grown-up person, will not injure a piano in any way. It is not necessary to be a professional piano player, and to know exactly with what force to strikotho keys in order to keep the instrument in good condition. Of course it will not be improved by'thumping the case, or by striking the keys with any hard substance. Neither does this remark apply to schools and institutions where playing is taught and the instrument is used continuously for ten or twelve liours every day. In the latter case the felt portions will wear out sooner than if it was ussd in a private family. The matter of ti\$$«£ should not be neglected. 3,1$ should never be intrust- p$ <<u, any other than an experienced Incapable tuners very often work irreparable injury to the most perfect and costly instruments. During the first year a new piano should be tuned every three or four months, at least. After that it will ontv l^a accessary to have it tuned a£ ^ngar. intervals. Da^nrag^ in the most dangerous enemy the piano bas to contend against, and for this reason the climate must be considered. If theinstrumentis placed in a damp room or left open in a draught of air, the result will be thatj th& strings, tuning-pins, and. tha various metal parts wil\ l>o«jt>me coated with rust, ptr,cl the cloth used in the construction of the keys and action, becomes swollen. It is positively painful to, play on such a piano. WeViaiMttan, the photographer, has leased the Gillett gallery for another year. He reports good business. ■Ittention! If yon desire a fine head of hair of a natural true and free from dandruff. Hall's Hair Renewer is the best and safest preparation to accomplish it. The Man Who Is Guyed. Some day it will come to be understood that guying a nioody, irritable man is as dangerous as toj'ing with p gun which may or may not be loaded. Temporary insanity is, with some temperaments the sure result of long- continued and incessant ridicule. The sort of madness which seized Private Simmons in Rndyard Kipling's story possesses the victim, and murder gleams from the eye of a man theretofore peaceable aud inoffensive enough. A blind fury suddenly converts his helpless weakness into superhuman strength. With equal suddenness, disdain and contempt for him are changed to fear and respect. Every few days the crime columns df the newspapers contain accounts of tragedies growing from such a cause. Revolver or knife sends some tormentor to his account and the real victim goes to prison for life oris hanged. It's a cruel, cowardly instinct which prompts a combination against one man. The others enjoy a brutal sport at the expense of his "feelings. Such an unfortunate man, when driven to desperation, is entitled to lenient treatment by Judge and jury. It is hnrdly a crime which he has committed. It is more the deed of a madman who is not responsible for his actions. He needs imprisonment under conditions which will change his nature and teach him wisdom and self-control. It is generally an ill-natured and unsociable man who is made the object of rid-, icule by his fellows. "He doesn't know how to take a joke," and his im potent resentment stirs up feeling against him. He is not strong enough to master his own hatred. He shows his feelings and adds to the persistence of his tormentors. A little more of the milk of human kindness and a little more of self-control vrould save millions of hours of sharp torture, would save many a man from injury and death, and many another from a prison cell or the gallows. The philanthropist who can invent some antidote for this teasing will be one of the world's benefactors. The kingdom of Italy has a unique library in the books of travel of its princes, each Italian prince being bound to write a complete account of his foreign travels, even with such minute details as hotel bills. SENSATIONAL PRICES I Are openly displayed. Look, Compare, Examine, Select. JANUARY-18th-to - 24th lOO pieces iancy new styles Dress Plaids, worth 15 cents per yard, *7 OE3XTTS. • See our window displays. Attend all*our weekly i^ales. Remember our G-eneral Reduction Sale, before iiiYentory. Samples free. l^yPa^V Pj QJC^ryruCti/ ANN ARBOR, - - - - Many years practice have given C. A. Snow & Co. • Solicitors of Patents, at Washington, D. C, unsurpassed success in obtaining patents for all classes of invention. They make a specialty of rejected cases, and have secured allowances of many patents that had been previously rejected. Their advertisement in another column, will be of interest to inventors, patentees, man- 'ufacturers, and all who have to do with patents. MICH Stand from Under, Down go the Prices -UtA^JIM^IIItULP^J^mfl ■ READY W BUSINESS SALINE REPAIR SHOP. When in ueod of Repair lino- of Wort the week has exh-ibitod all the variableness of a- Michigan winter. On Friday morning last, the snow was six inches in dopth, sleighing very good and. the ther-momoter ten degrees below zero. Now the ground is hare, tho weather mild and a fair prospoo't of plenty of mud. Wheat is from 80 to 85 cents; corn, 0,1) cents: rye, 50 cents: Hour S4.o0; For Sale Cheap. One No 3 Wilson Cabinet Creamery, as I desire, a larger size. More and better-butter can be made with a Creamer and the, labor is less. Will exchange for- new milch cow or weanling colt. J. F. Avery. I have purchased the Schairer stock of Harness and Harness Goods and have moved to the Wallace block, where I am prepared to show a full line of Light and Heavy Harness, Kobes. Blankets, Dusters. Whips, and everything in the line of horse goods. Harness made to order and Repairing promptly done. Everything atRodtBottom Prices.for Cast A share of your patronage solicited Respectfully, A. W. LASHIER. S. JOSENHAN'S §IWii?f lit-. Ill order to move a large portion of our stock the next 80 days we will make prices never before known in Ann Arbor. Largs Line of Boys', Men's and Children's Suits At Ons-thbd off H.egwla.3? Prices, 200 Single Pants at 1-3 off former prices. A Lot of Underwear at 1-2 price. All Neckscarfs at 1-2 price. Children's Wool and Gotten "Waists at 50c on the dollar. A few more Fur Gaps at 1-2 price. A great reduction on every Overcoat in the house. G-lovesand Mittens reduced, at J. T. JACOBS & GO'S. 27 and 29 S. Main St., Ann Arbor. OOOOOOOOOOO Does This Mean You ? I have on my books many long standing accounts that must be settled. I have waited patiently and now ask von to return the 'favor. Don't pass this b\, but if you owe me, come and see me, as I must have money to pay bills. G. A. LESTDENSCHMIDT. REPAIRING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE. All kinds of Forging, Repairing Horseslioeing, and general Jobbing. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED and prices reasonable. Shop on Ann Arbor street. near Hain. SALINE, MICH Join Baumgardner, (Successo to Anton Eisle,) DEALER IN POULTRY, POULTRY I am now prepared to buy all poultry in tho vicinity of Saline. For good fat stock I will pay highest market price. It always pays to know your i poultry is fat before putting it on the. i market. Will receive each Monday at butter, 14 cents: pork, S4..50 per j usual place: farmers wishing to deliver JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, ^SEWING- MACHINES, BICYCLES, G-UNS, ETC. . Give rae a call and I will guarantee satisfaction. Respectfully,. E. H. CRESSY, Wallace Block. cwt.;' beef, from 2 to 3 cents per pound. I on any Monday will receive same price ',ns is paid for that week, providing Ypsilantian: W. S. Whittlofcy, of j stock is in good condition. Poor stock the firm of O. A. Aiuswonth & Co.,' is a detriment to the buyer and of but 1 little value to the seller got a taste of roller process, last Saturday, which he didn't like. In doing some work about the grinding rolls while the mill was running/his fingers came loo close to tho greedy grinders, and the ends of the two middle fingers of the right hand wore stripped of flesh for nearly an inch. When wo consider that the rollers were running a hundred revolutions per second, we can appreciate the presence of mind that enabled him to jerk his hand out before he should be drawn in and mangled to death. R. H. Marsh. A Safe Investment. Is one which is guaranteed to bring you I satisfactory results, or in ease of failure a ■ return of purchase price. On this safe plau you can buy from our advertised Drupcgest a bottle of Dr King's New Dis- : covery for Consumption. It is guaranteed j to bring relief in every ease, when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, , such as Consumption, Inflammation of ' Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc, etc. It is pleasant and ■ agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be- depended upon. Trial bottle I free at Geo. B. Mason's Drugstore. 1 Foreign and American Marble, Granite and Building stone. Corner of Detroit and Catherine Sts. » ANN ARBOR, MICH. ■$m \ A pamphlet pf iofpnuaUOR andab-.'j XstiBCtof the lawf, Showing Horr to/f \ Obtain Jatenta, Caverns, Trade^ YMarti, CopyriEhts, sent tree./' %Ada?«3, MUNN & CO./A ' s3Ql Broadway, How Xoi-fc _, ■ All having aeconijLts with me that are past due will confer a great favor by settling the same at once, without further notice. Respectfully, A. G. OL1SKE. o o o o o o o o o o FORD & SON Have an elegant line of CARRIAGES. ROAD CARTS AND ROAD WAGONS, with and without top, and will make yon "better prices than at any time before this season. Top Buggies from $50 up. 10, 15, 20 and 25 Gallon Crocks on hand. E. W, FORD & S S^ee^efetyiWtll lilMlnHl*»■>»«»*!> A^m 1' i:i«ii«ililfFriifiiiO*:^"'^-'1'^:g*^^*^
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Title | 1891-01-15; Saline Observer |
Date | 1891-01-15 |
Publisher | LeBaron & Nissly |
Description | An issue of the Saline, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1880. No longer published. |
Subject/Keywords | Saline (Mich.) - Newspapers; Washtenaw County (Mich.) - Newspapers; |
Copyright Permission | This material is in the public domain. |
Type | Newspaper |
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A lot of players suffer through a sophomore slump after having a great rookie season, but for Tyler Seguin the opposite was true. Although Seguin captured a Stanley Cup during his first National Hockey League season, his production during the 2010-11 campaign was nothing spectacular. Recording just 22 points and finishing as a minus-4 in 74 games as a rookie, Seguin's rookie campaign was far from a slam dunk success. This season, however, all those fears were put to rest as Seguin led Boston with 67 points, and left Leaf fans trying to convince themselves once again that acquiring Phil Kessel was worth it. His strong second year proved why he was a second overall draft pick in 2010, and why some scouts made the argument that he should go number one. So other than getting more acclimated to the NHL, Seguin had a number of other factors that contributed to his improved play this season. First off, Bruins coach Claude Julien increased the young star's ice-time in 2011-12. Last year Seguin played just over 12 minutes a game and wasn't even in the top ten among forwards when it came to ice-time. Not only that, but call-up Jordan Caron who played in just 23 games was averaging more ice-time than Seguin. This year he played almost five minutes more per game and was fifth in ice-time among Bruins forwards.
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Increasing your shot totals by over 100 from one year to the next can do wonders for a player's production. Not only will your goal totals increase, but you can generate more assists as well off of rebounds and just getting more pucks to the net. In addition to shooting the puck more, Seguin's line-mates this season helped him improve as well, but not necessarily in the way you might think. What stands out most about who Seguin played with in 2010-11 is that he played with several different Bruins and never had the benefit of sticking with a consistent group all year. 2010-11
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MPac wrote:What kind of rear suspsion do you have? Are you running any type of slicks?
MPac wrote:I know what you mean about trying to get it to hook I had the same problems with my ford. Do you run with the tailgate down? What tire psi do you run at?
MPac wrote:Drop your psi to 21 and see how it does. I would seriously consider getting slicks or at the very least drag radials. You said your rear had coil springs. Is it a coil spring with trailing arms setup? Are you getting any wheel hop when it spins? I know 21 sounds pretty low but when I dropped my f100 down to 21 it really made a differance with traction. But if you get slicks a little trick to go low on the psi is since you run tubes in them you can go lower but get 16 self tapping screws and run the through the rim into the slick 4 on each side of the rim. It makes for a cheap bead lock. You can then go down low like 10 psi. But beware if you do take them down to 10 or lower you'll get some ass end wiggle at the top end.
I'm curious what kind of times are you putting down at the track?
MPac wrote:Sounds like you have an axle wrap situation going on. Which if I'm thinking correct would have cause the frame to twist. With the power your putting down have you considered ladder bars?
MPac wrote:I would deffinatly consider ladder bars. But if you do your method of shorting the frame wouldn't it not work because the rear wheels would be out of the wheel arch area?
justahoby wrote:MPac wrote:I would deffinatly consider ladder bars. But if you do your method of shorting the frame wouldn't it not work because the rear wheels would be out of the wheel arch area?
they would be towards the front of it, but even lowered i have looked at it i got plenty of space, but again with shock mounts and torsion bar it is easier to do the right way in the end
cpmotors wrote:Better tires and an airbag would help- nothing wrong with the factory trailing arm suspension with some proper setup.
Friend of mine's '68 with a 572- frame has been reinforced and since I shot this video it has a cage in it now. Stock rear suspension with airbag I think he may have even added a second coil spring IIRC.
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There wasn't much the five candidates disagreed on at a mayoral forum for Democratic candidates Wednesday night, except for Christine Quinn's resistance to bringing paid sick leave up for a vote in the City Council.
"Speaker Quinn, you need to stop blocking this bill right now and allow it to move forward," said mayoral candidate William Thompson.
"It's been three years we've been waiting for a vote," said mayoral candidate Bill de Blasio. "That is a lot of research and that's a lot of obfuscation in the end. Look. There's a million New Yorkers who do not have paid sick day coverage, who are suffering for the lack of it."
The forum was before several clubs for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered Democrats.
In a fitting comparison, considering the setting, longshot former Brooklyn councilman Sal Albanese even tied sick leave to gay rights.
"That's how the gay rights bill was bottled up for years and years, where we couldn't get it to the floor because the speaker of the City Council was against the bill."
Quinn said the economy is too soft now to move ahead, a stance that drew boos.
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Police policy also brought out differences. City Comptroller John Liu said he'd ban the New York City Police Department's stop and frisk tactic.
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"It was a good team win, (I'm) really happy for the guys. They've worked awfully hard, and for them to be able to get a win after all that is good and now the journey begins."
Not a lot of turnover and penalties, is that playing the way you want to play?
"If you take care of the football and you posses the football, you have a chance to win games and the guys did a good job of that today."
How would you describe how you turned the defense around from the problems last year?
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Can you talk about your time of possession and the running game? How important was that in your game plan?
"It was very important. I think it was 37 or 38 minutes time of possession. That's critical when you keep No.1 (Cam Newton) off the field. The best way to defend him is to not have to defend him. When they got their chances, our guys did well. (Newton) is a tough guy to defend. The same with Steve Smith—he sure made some plays out there. You think you have him trapped, and all the sudden he's jetting the ball down the field. So definitely a really good opponent and I thought our guys rose up when it was time."
With all the work you all have out in this preseason, is it nice to gain energy from the win?
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Can you talk about Ronde Barber's performance?
"I was really happy for him—really, really happy. He got his start at cornerback which was great. That's 200 (starts) in a row. The way he played at safety, that's an important part. We've seen it in the preseason, but we need to do it now when it counts. I thought we had good safety play from him and Mark (Barron) and from Ahmad Black. He was in there in our sub packages and those guys are critical coming up with takeaways."
Holding Cam Newton to just one touchdown has that been more than you anticipated it?
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it;s only 1 week but I'll take it and love it. Thanks you Bucs!!!!
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Well Buc Fan this is one buc fan says it's about time. The only problem is Freeman didn't light up the air ways with some short passes. But Overall it was a great win I hope that #27 is all right Iam glad to see all the RB in the game one way or another. Guys whi is the new KR guy! GO BUCS, I hope Tampa can pound the ball up the giants throats,espically DJ Ware, He probably has some good pointers I love martin bounding the ball He reminds of a RB from USC name of Garrett. GO BUCS
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GrimmReaper said it first! THE KILLER B's I like it!
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I'm so Proud of our Bucs Coach's and Player's! Great Job! People can say what they want about the Glazers but when the dust settled on getting a New Head Coach the Glazers came thru again and i believe we are on an awesome track with the whole Bucs Organization. Congrat's Glazers!!! GO BUCS!!!
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I like the "ho hum,we expected to win the game" demeanor.
September 10, 2012
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I'm so glad Barber is at safety. Pro Bowl all the way for Mr. Ronde barber. He was a great corner, but he is an even better safety. The Bucs may be the first team in NFL history to have three safeties voted to the pro bowl from the same team in the same year. Black Barron and Barber. The Killer Bees.
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City officials wouldn't release a copy of the claim Tuesday afternoon without a written form requesting it. But Hoyt did confirm that the claim had been made.
Hoyt wasn't sure exactly what the claim alleged, but knew it had something to do with the lawsuit the Anniston Fraternal Order of Police filed against Spain in November.
"I glanced through it," Hoyt said. "All I did was file it away."
Spain resigned his council seat in December amid a number of entanglements with the legal system. A scuffle with the mayor during a September council meeting resulted with him being charged with assault. The only witness to the incident, which happened in a hallway leading to the council chambers, was the policeman who separated the two. In November, Spain was arrested and charged with violating the city's Council-Manager Act, which governs the proper roles of city officials. The accuser was an Anniston police officer.
Later in November, the Anniston Fraternal Order of Police filed a lawsuit against Spain and Councilman Ben Little alleging long term harassment and violations of the Alabama Open Meetings Act.
Spain's resignation was part of a plea agreement for which he was dismissed from the lawsuits.
Spain's claim, like others filed with the city, will be evaluated by the city's insurance company, Hoyt said. The company will decide whether or not it will pay.
"We turned it in (with) our normal claim process and it goes through our insurance company," Hoyt said. "We get claims, little claims all the time -- every time some rock knocks out somebody's windshield, you know."
Attempts to reach Spain late Tuesday were unsuccessful.
In April, Little and his church, the Refuge Full Gospel Methodist Church, also filed claims with the city related to his arrest on nuisance property violations. Hoyt said those claims are still pending.
Contact staff writer Laura Camper at 256-235-3545.