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Saline Reporter

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1973

Page

2

TEEN SERVICES: Saline teens offer free job ads

The Reporter continues summer free job wanted ads for Saline area teens. Teens gain work experience and pay as babysitters and odd jobbers while employers find helpful helpers. The paper plans to keep the feature beyond summer, hoping teens need year round work.

Saline Area

Bikes Back in Action at Union School

Union school students prepare to return to class with a bike line up featured last spring. The scene repeats this week as local youngsters lead back to class after two summers of fan. Bikes with banana seats and monkey bars offer 10 speeds and racing tires remain a popular transport and recreation option for both youths and increasingly involved adults.

Union School

Dorothy Day and Maurin found Catholic Worker movement in New York

Dorothy Day and Peter Maurin started a soup kitchen and clothing drives for the poor in New York's Lower East Side. They launched The Catholic Worker newspaper and built a movement advocating voluntary poverty, nonviolence, and social justice through daily acts of service.

Dorothy Day Peter Maurin New York Lower East Side Jesus Catholic Worker Catholic Worker Movement Miss Day

Saline Area Historical Society Booth at the Fair

The Saline Area Historical Society hosts demonstrations and displays at the fair booth this week. Esther Wiedma quilts, origami and antique bottles are shown Tuesday and Wednesday, Clayton Ernst demos threshing on Thursday, Minnie Kern showcases kraut cutting bottle caps and apple coring Friday, and a parade float plus a prize quilt are planned for Saturday evening. Joyce Klein named runner-up for Reader's Digest inter lochen summer music camp scholarship after playing bassoon with the Interlochen Intermediate Symphony Orchestra.

Saline Area Historical Society Esther Wiedma Clayton Ernst Minnie Kern Joyce Klein William Klein Clover Dr Reader’s Digest Interlochen Joyce Interlochen Intermediate Symphony Orchestra

Saline Community Hospital Names New Patients this Week

Saline Community Hospital lists new patients Lee Ann Lofgren at 800 Valley Circle Beatrice Mosher at 12006 Macon Road and Mrs Norma Miller at 214 W Michigan Ave St Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor reports Mrs Cynthia Price Mrs Jean Taylor Mrs Arlehe Gauntlett Mrs Norma Miller and Karen Steiner as patients this week Recently discharged were Douglas Hoppe Gregory Purtzewski and Clyde Kidwell.

Saline Community Hospital Saline Lee Ann Lofgren Valley Circle Beatrice Mosher Macon Road Norma Miller Michigan Ave St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor Cynthia Price Jean Taylor Arlehe Gauntlett Karen Steiner Douglas Hoppe Gregory Purtzewski Clyde Kidwell

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