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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1973
Page
2
Ed Manning the Union art teacher found a dead badger on the Saline Ann Arbor road and brought it to the school. Haarer's will freeze and restore it for a display as the district seeks a professional or amateur taxidermist with a $95 bid noted. Barb Monty at the school office can be contacted.
Beatriz Rondo a Mexican exchange student from Cubian Sinaloa attends Saline High School for six weeks to practice English before attending the University of Michigan. She plans to return to Michigan in August after finishing courses and aims to become an English teacher.
Readers express frustration with national and local government. The piece praises investigative reporting and judicial efforts uncovering wrongdoing from Washington to county level, urging continued vigilance and press scrutiny. The paper pledges thorough local coverage in upcoming issues.
Stroke victims in recovery invited to join a pilot stroke recreation program sponsored by Washtenaw County Stroke Club Ann Arbor Recreation Department and Michigan Heart Association. The sessions run May 5 12 and 19 from 230 to 430 p.m. at Burns Park Center.
Monday features chilled tomato juice bar-b-que dill slices baked beans apple crisp and milk. Tuesday offers oven fried chicken whipped potatoes sliced carrots bread and butter orange pineapple jello milk. Wednesday serves pig in a blanket catsup and mustard macaroni and tomatoes half sandwich sliced peaches milk. Thursday includes pizza or soup butter or peanut butter sandwiches buttered corn applesauce milk. Friday presents tuna salad or peanut butter sandwich hash brown potatoes green beans chocolate chip cookies fudgesicle milk.
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