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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1973
Page
1
At the annual meeting The Citizens Bank stockholders voted a 25000 gift to Saline Community Hospital for a six bed intensive care unit wing near the main building. Dr Gordon Prout accepted on behalf of the hospital and thanked the bank while urging community support for the campaign.
Two community productions share the stage at Saline High. Oklahoma plan shows Saline Area Players and local enthusiasts building toward an April show with a New York rental. Guys and Dolls tryouts start Jan 29 for an all High School production March 29 31 under Diane Brooks and Dave Johnson.
Saline celebrates Jill Wilde as the town first baby of 1973 born January 7 at 9 30 am in St Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor to Jeff and Kathy Wilde. Jeff a Saline plant worker recalls the honor and notes gifts from local firms. Jill’s arrival followed another mom delivering a daughter moments earlier at Saline area facility.
Saline MOD chairman Mrs. Robert Briggson thanks helpers for the 1973 Mothers March with 83 marchers collecting 1502 to date plus 113 added from late returns. New thank-you names include Judy Watkins Rita Reynard Kay Traver and the Saline Jaycee Auxiliary. A chimney fire at Alexander McPhee’s home was controlled by Saline volunteer firemen with no injuries.
Saline City Council discusses an ad in two area papers claiming Saline Real Estate Expert was Councilman Lee Decker. Mayor Beach questions the printing, Decker apologizes for the incident, and the grey area of real estate agents serving on the council is debated.
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