Police Report Highlights Stolen Car Case and Local Burglaries
Saline police found a 1967 Ford Thunderbird stolen in Prescott Wisconsin in October 1968. David Hare was detained by FBI after claiming the car. Also reported breaks at Louck's Drake Service and Saline Pharmacy thefts involving stereo tapes and cigarettes. A 1965 Ford Mustang vandalized by unknown suspects. A suspect is being sought for a maroon 1969 or 1970 Ford Cortina theft.
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Curtiss Park
Prescott
Wisconsin
David Allen Hare
Belleville
FBI
Louck
Drake Service
Michigan Ave
Saline Pharmacy
Orville L. Johnson
Catechism Registrations Close Aug 15 at St Andrews
Sunday August 15 is the last day to register boys and girls from pre school through 12th grade for catechism classes starting in September at St Andrews Church. Registrations will be taken after each Mass.
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St. Andrews Church
Inner City Softball Tourney Final Thief Yet to Be Scheduled
The Inner City Men's Softball Tourney final between Saline Construction and Woods and Christian may be played tonight or later as district eliminations at Heme Field crowd the schedule. The tournament began Aug 4 with Saline Construction winning 15 4 and Woods and Christian advancing with close wins. The title game remains unscheduled amid rain and back to back games, with a possible late or tonight finish.
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Inner City
Heme Field
Jim Martek
Saline Construction
Paul Woods
Pride and Joy
Woods
Christian
Henne
Saline Merchants
Fireside Lounge
Bennett’s
Gulf
Carlton Oil
Carlton
Larry Darling
Len Olsen
Ann Arbor
Clinton Blacks Edge Saline In Late Rally For Babe Ruth Tie Breaker
The Saline Blacks were eliminated in the semis of the Raisin Valley Babe Ruth league double elimination tourney as Clinton Blacks scored in the bottom of the seventh to win 5 4. Doug Peck took the loss while Mike Guenther led Saline with three hits. The Blacks finish 9 6 for the season and Lincoln II claimed the tournament title.
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Saline Blacks
Raisin Valley
Clinton Blacks
Saline
Doug Peck
Mike Guenther
Lincoln II
Saline Rebels Finish 5–8 In Ann Arbor High League
Saline high school ends season with five wins and eight losses, tied for seventh. They beat Baskin Robbins of Ann Arbor but lost on a forfeit for illegal substitution. A BC Cleaners of Ypsilanti beat Saline 6–2 with Dennis King taking the loss. Booster Club to resume meetings September for upcoming fair preparations with August extra sessions planned.
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Saline
Ann Arbor
Saline Area Athletic Booster Club
York Township tax suit enters new phase Thursday
York Township attorneys plan a show cause plea Thursday morning as the pending tax suit against the state moves to Circuit Court in Ann Arbor. Supervisor Charley Hayes hopes for a swift ruling by Judge John Conlin, with an appeal possible if the decision is unfavorable. Hayes notes 16 annual land sales under assessed values, covering one quarter of township parcels.
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York Township
Ann Arbor
Charley Hayes
John Conlin
Court of Appeals
Hayes
Welcome Wagon Club Luncheon at Leutheuser's Restaurant
The Saline Welcome Wagon Club hosts its annual luncheon at Leutheuser's on August 25 at 1:00 p.m. The event welcomes members and prospective members to join.
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Welcome Wagon Club
Leutheuser
Saline Welcome Wagon Club
Manchester Fair to Host Tractor Pull Contests
Manchester Community Fair schedules a tractor pull on Saturday August 21. Tractors weigh in 8 to 10 30 am eliminate at 11 am with finals at 7 30 pm. Top six tractors in each class compete for trophies and prize money.
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Manchester Fair
Manchester Community Fair
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Solid
Woodley’s
T.V
E. Main St
Milan
Babe Ruth
Bassitt’s
Knn
Ama
Rel
Bassitt
Friendship Club
Ann Arbor Recreation Dept
Pattengill School
Crestland Dr
Dorothy and
Shorty Hoffimeyer
Adrian
Mfg
Duxbury
Hutch
Hutch Maple
Keith Des Ermin
Fo PR
Sky Rey
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