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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1973
Page
2
The Reporter celebrates a shift in wedding coverage toward publishing both spouses in photos. Readers are invited to submit engagement pictures or paired graduation photos, with a focus on including grooms in wedding stories and inviting Saline couples to participate.
The Reporter resumes its twice weekly publication after a period of sickness and staff shortages. The paper notes prior delays due to the deaths of ex presidents Truman and Johnson and postal mourning days on Thursdays. With staff healthy again, the schedule returns to normal.
Letter writers defend the Old Creek Farms benefit dinner dance at the Teamster Center. They recount a cold evening with a long food line, but assert the event was well run and praise the organizers for their hard work.
The Friends of the Saline Public Library request paperback donations for their annual sale next month. Donors may drop off books at the Public Library on S. Ann Arbor St at Harris from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. The sale is set for Saturday March 31 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the library.
A woman named Linda Stokes reveals a crippling lottery addiction driving compulsive purchases and reckless spending. She details hiding tickets, alarming fantasies of wealth, and plans to evade price rises while her husband schedules treatment, vowing to outlast the draw.
The author recalls repeated visits to Washington DC merging patriotism with humor. He notes iconic monuments and the White House, laments traffic and certain officials, and reflects on enjoying offbeat neighborhoods like Rock Creek Park and Georgetown while planning future visits to museums and memorials.
The Texas Cowgirls basketball team will play an 8 p.m. game at Milan High School gym on Wednesday Feb 21 against Milan All Stars. Tickets cost 1 for students and 1.50 for adults and are available at the Milan Booster Office for Van’s.
The Sabine Reporter published February 17 1973, issue appears weekly with distribution details for Sabine County residents. Listed prices show subscriptions in county at 5 dollars and out of county at 6.50 plus information on mailing and publication details.
Jeff Hess demonstrates training with 114 participants and dogs including Pat the white German shepherd. Corky the Scottish terrier from the Hess family also appears as students learn to stay calm in crowds and traffic. Pat is en route to the Rochester Lesdar School for the Blind after socialization with the Hesses.
Washtenaw Leader Dog Program organizers praise the project as a success. County workers met to map bylaws and form permanent committees on selection, breeding, placement and membership as they expand efforts with the Rochester Leader Dog Training School.
The Ann Arbor Mothers of Twins Club will gather February 19 at 8 p.m. Kathy Wetherby is the contact, reachable at 971-5982, for more information about the monthly meeting.
A list of churches in Saline area with contact numbers and weekly service times including Sunday schools and worships at St Andrew St James United Church of Christ First Presbyterian United Methodist St Johns Lutheran St Pauls United Church of Christ First Assembly of God Michigan Ave Harris and other churches.
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