Safety glasses turned in at Saline Police Department
A pair of smoke gray safety glasses has been turned in at the Saline Police Department. The owner may claim them by referring to complaint number 72-0199.
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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1972
Page
2
A pair of smoke gray safety glasses has been turned in at the Saline Police Department. The owner may claim them by referring to complaint number 72-0199.
Social Security changes in 1972 keep the 5.2 percent rate but raise the earnings base to 9000 dollars annually. Workers contributing 5.2 percent on the first nine thousand earners. self employed at 7.5 percent. Benefits depend on earnings on which contributions were paid.
Mrs Linda Parsons appointed school nurse in Saline starting Tuesday Jan 4 following Mrs Margaret Lipps resignation who moved to Detroit Parsons serves Saline schools one day weekly with other four days in bedside nursing and health teaching programs as a Washtenaw County Health Department public health nurse living in Ann Arbor.
The Happy Hands 4H Club met January 8 at Denise Baisch's home to discuss sewing and knitting. The next meeting is February 5 at Michelle and Denise Desbrough's home with a sledding party, followed by plans for a March Mothers Tea.
Rob MacDonald, recently discharged from the US Army in Frankfurt, joins Dennis MacDonald on leave from a Navy ship in Long Beach. Rob resumes work at Saline's Ford and hobby spray painting while Dennis plans to return to service after a California trip. Family and neighbors toast reunions at the turquoise porch home as tensions rise with winter cold and lingering SMOG.
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