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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1973
Page
8
Saline High School reports low evening library use with only 14 students across six nights since reopening after snow days. Since Thanksgiving 35 patrons have used the hours, while the public library remains busier with a larger turnover and longer hours.
Wednesday offers French fries and catsup breaded items with butter and peanut butter sandwiches relishes or salad peas carrots apple crisp and milk. Friday features tuna salad sandwiches dill slices green beans salad and ice cream with milk.
The Union School PTO will host a meeting Monday January 22 at 7 30 p m. Parents may choose two of four discussion groups including How to Help Your Child with Reading and Communication with Children from 7 30 to 8 25 p m and How to Help Your Child Win Math Discipline at Home and at School from 8 30 to 9 15 p m. The evening aims to boost parent understanding in key areas.
Officials from Pittsfield Lodi Freedom Bridgewater and York townships joined the Michigan Township Association annual convention in Grand Rapids for three days. Delegates from Lodi included Supervisor Erwin Frederick Clerk Grace Diable Trustee Margaret O Connor treasurer Walter Lindemann and Planning Commission Chairman Jack Steele.
City Assessor Richard Cole and assistant Doug Elfring continue rounds evaluating Saline business and residential property. They plan to move to the north side soon. The American Legion and Auxiliary host a Sauer kraut supper Thursday January 18 at Legion Hall to benefit the Legion scholarship fund starting at 5 pm. The Tuesday Night Singles Club of Ann Arbor hosts a spaghetti supper January 23 at 7:30 pm at the YM YWCA with tickets at 1.50 per person.
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