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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1963
Page
3
The Reporter shifts to a two person wedding photo policy focusing on both bride and groom and their story. Readers gain deeper portraits of how couples met and share interests, future plans, and hopes for anniversaries, backed by staff and photographers despite occasional late engravings.
The Reporter's Linotype operator Shirley Rieckhoff takes a vacation this week. The shop notes her efficiency and cheerfulness, but staff assure readers they can manage with alternates, acknowledging the Linotype's quirks during her absence.
A survey of students discusses changes in worry levels and problems over time. Respondents cite more activities, complexity, and global conflict as factors, while some see no increase or note harder work in the past.
The Saline Planning Commission invites residents to share their views on long term goals for the community. The nine member LAPC, with limited powers, aims to foresee direction and advise the City Council. Meetings are open to the public at City Hall on the second and fourth Tuesdays at 8:00 p.m.
Russell Bearss, Saline High School graduate and former Saline resident, named manager manufacturing engineer for Chrysler Corp Power Train Group. He is the son of Hubert Bearss and his wife who lived in Saline until 1943. his father served as Saline schools superintendent for three years.
Local items report Frank Randall Jr. 26 of Saline injured with third degree burns from a gas explosion at a Muskegon River cottage and listed as out of danger in Clare Community Hospital. Military moves include Denny Schumm, Gerald Haarer, and Bob Leutheuser assigned to Marine and Army posts.
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