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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1971
Page
3
A child named Beth Hafner aged 11 voices concern that Christmas is sanitized in class assignments and discussions. Teachers avoid religious references and students feel pressure to depersonalize the holiday while expressing personal excitement for gifts.
Saline Jaycees offer a one year free dues membership to returning veterans aged 21 to 35. The group, with 45 members, runs projects including Band Battle festivals roping in 20 bands over three Saturdays in April, a national rodeo in August, Happiness Fair for Washtenaw County children, and a Popcorn sale scholarship for graduates. President Earl G Laughrey presides. meetings are the fourth Wednesday at the American Legion Home. Contact Marian Hutt at 429-7676.
Randy Moore was pictured with a 10 point buck shot on Bemis Road. He lives with his parents Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Moore at 780 Saline Milan Road Saline.
Army Private First Class Michael V. Stockwell, son of Mrs. Joan R. Hovey, has been assigned to the 71st Maintenance Battalion in Germany. He serves as a small arms repairman with Company B near Schweinfurt after enlisting in May 1971 and training at Ft. Lewis. His prior station was Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland.
Eric Rasmussen, a 1964 Saline High School graduate, has returned to the Saline Police force as a dispatcher. He previously served six months with the department before enlisting in the Army in 1968, including a tour in Viet Nam.
Gov Milliken and Inland Steel officials broke ground in Milan for Inland Scholz Housing Systems modular home plant scheduled to start production mid 1972. The 200000 square foot facility aims for 4600 dwelling units annually, serving roughly 90 families weekly. Attendees included Michigan housing and HUD officials and Inland executives.
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