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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1973
Page
2
Summer reading improvement program attracts 276 Saline grade-schoolers this year with 133 students attending the first week in Houghton and Union schools. The effort aims to boost reading skills as part of the district’s ongoing education program.
A Sunday farewell open house at the Gordon Hay house in East Saline honored the Ronald Hilla, Donald Sigg, and Glenn Burcham families as they prepare to move. The Hillas plan to relocate to Bad Axe by August, the Siggs moved to Muskegon last week, and the Burchams will head to Albion.
Southeastern Michigan counties see rising commuting between 1960 and 1970. Washtenaw County's resident employment falls from 90.5 to 86.7 percent as out commuters rise from 5 801 to 11 632. Wayne and Oakland counties absorb most Washtenaw departures while in commuters increase to 26 563 in 1970, yielding a net inflow of 14 931 workers.
Dianna Lynn Paschall and Melvin Gable wed in a June 16 ceremony at Forest Avenue Baptist Church Ypsilanti with 400 guests. The couple, both local graduates, plan to live in Saline after a trip to Cherokee Village Arkansas.
The Saline Reporter lists volunteer roles at the Volunteer Action Center and Washtenaw United Fund offshoots. Openings include arts and crafts, bedside visitation, hospital paper editing, projection, adapted sports, instrumental music teaching, and a teacher aide position for preschoolers. Training and matching under court sponsored programs are noted with start dates and contact numbers.
The Plant and Pray garden club with 18 members plans an early bird breakfast on July 21 at Curtiss Park at 7 30 a m. Betty Hatfield hosts the first breakfast discussion covering flowers vegetables landscaping and garden projects.
The First Assembly of God announces vacation Bible school from Tuesday June 26 through July 1. Classes run 9 am to noon on weekdays for all ages at the Bemis Road location off Michigan Avenue.
The Saline Senior Citizens organization hosts a mass birthday party and pot luck dinner on Monday June 25 at the Wm. B. Litz American Legion post hall on Mills Rd. Pot luck begins at 6 30 p m.
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