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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1972
Page
2
In a reflective note the Reporter crew thanks readers for their support as they describe their late hours and hard, imperfect but faithful coverage leading up to Election Day. They compare themselves to Miss Nettie, noting the extra effort yielded imperfect results but sincere effort.
Roberta Politz is hired for a new Special Education position and will run an intermediate level Special Ed room. She is a Saline High graduate and former Miss Saline crowned in 1967, with a B S from Eastern Michigan University. Gay Lafferty fills the vacated Home Economics post from Oscoda Schools.
Letters from Saline residents express gratitude for votes and support for council, praise Mayor Beach’s reelection, and urge action to fill a vacant council seat while condemning local issues. A reader defends planning, school facilities, and community growth, urging citizen engagement to prevent Saline from becoming like nearby cities.
Saline Community Hospital patients this week include Harold Tinsey 101 Nichols Edwin Graf Amanda Feldkamp Mrs Leo Townsend Thomas Bell Gordon Fielder and 3 year old Kelly Mull. Recuperating from recent surgery are Alfred Dieterle Mrs Edward Lemm and Mrs Elvin Strait. St Joseph Mercy patients include Bonnie Lake Leonard Riemer Dora Hadley Lillian Peterson Jon Estes Loran Hollister and Claudette Stearns. Saline Social Service seeks two mattress and box spring sets. donate by calling 429 4570 Tue 10 am to 1 pm or Thu 2 5 pm.
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