Hornets upset Dundee as Clinton game fuels Saline surge
Saline Hornets defeated Dundee 71 to 53 in Clinton with four players in double figures led by Wes Gall and Wyman Osterhout. Gall scored 20 with 10 rebounds while Osterhout added 12 points and 10 rebounds. Saline improved to third place, faces Dexter at home next, while Dundee’s Don DeSmith scored 16.
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Wyman Osterhout
Rodney White
Wes Gall
Glenn Burkhardt
Gall
Osterhout
Hornets
Saline Hornets
Dundee Vikings
Vikes
Dundee
Saline
Vikings
Rod White
Don DeSmith
Viking
Dick Boldt
Bill Busch
Pete Slepsky
Jerry Hill
Hill
Slepsky
Jim Bradley
Milan
Dance
Dexter
Washtenaw Livestock Banquet and Tour Set
The Washtenaw County Livestock Banquet is scheduled at Saline High School starting 7 30 p m Saturday Feb 28 with entertainment by the Saline High School Dixieland Band. Speaker Bob Miller from Dale Carnegie leads the program. Door prizes will be awarded. The Livestock Tour follows on Thursday March 5 visiting Calderone Curran Ranches near Grass Lake and Lyle Cunningham’s feedlot in Concord.
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Washtenaw County
Saline High School
Saline High School Dixieland Band
Bob Miller
Dale Carnegie
York Considers Anti-Noise Law
York Township Board discusses an anti-noise ordinance, referred to the planning commission for study due to complaints at the Teamsters' Recreation Center over Labor Day weekend and snowmobiles elsewhere. Township Clerk Russell Wanty notes careful consideration as the area remains largely agricultural but may change.
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York
Planning Commission
Russell Wanty
Teamsters’ Recreation Center
Wanty
Union Farm Bureau to Meet Friday Night
Union Farm Bureau group will meet at 8 30 p m Friday at the Ed Rentschler home on Austin Road.
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Union Farm Bureau
Union Farm Bureau Group
Ed Rentschler
Austin Rd
Local Boy Scout Earns Eagle Badge in Ypsilanti
Mike Makielski 15 son of Mr and Mrs Edward Makielski of 7130 Platt Rd will receive the Eagle Scout award at a Court of Honor Thursday night at 7 pm at Kettering Elementary School Ypsilanti He attends Saline High School as a freshman and is a member of Ypsilanti Troop 291 He joined the troop for access to his home woodlot for camping over nine years He started Scouting at Cub level and has four years in Boy Scouts He earned Star rank in December 1968 and Life Scout in February 1969.
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Mike Makielski
Edward Makielski
Platt Rd
Mike
Kettering Elementary School
Ypsilanti
Saline High School
License Plates to be Sold in Saline
The 1970 vehicle license plates will be sold in Saline on Saturday February 14. Addie Drews a Secretary of State branch office representative from Ann Arbor has sold plates in Saline one or two Saturdays each year for several years. Although the deadline on passenger plates has been extended to March 31 the 1970 truck license plates must be on the vehicle by February 28.
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Saline
Addie Drews
Secretary of State
Ann Arbor
Happyland Rides Return to Saline Community Fair 1970
Happyland Rides will provide Midway rides and shows at the 1970 Saline Community Fair. Three rides open by 4 p.m. Tuesday. all rides by noon Wednesday for Children's Day. Kiddie rides five for $1. A pony ride runs separately by a local 4-H Club. Fair Board officers Gall Girbach Harwood attended a Michigan Association of Fairs meeting.
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Happyland
Fair
Albert Gall
Ray Girbach
Webb Harwood
Michigan Association of Fairs
City Assessor Keeps Current With Tax Meetings
City Assessor DISK Cole says he will attend all possible tax assessment meetings. He joined a session Monday in Ann Arbor and will attend another Wednesday at Pittsfield Township Hall. All local assessors meet the State Tax Commission on Feb. 23 at Pittsfield Grange. Saline will mail tax re eval notices the first week of March. Cub Scout Pack 464 Blue and Gold Banquet set for 6 30 p m Friday at Jensen School. Pack 474 banquet also at Jensen School at 6 30 p m Saturday.
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Cole
Ann Arbor
Pittsfield Township Hall
State Tax Commission
Pittsfield Grange
Saline
Jensen School
Saline Board to decide on timing of tax millage vote
Saline Board of Education weighs when to place operating millage on the ballot after Chelsea renews 10.98 mills and Ypsilanti rejects a 5 mill request. Superintendent Hintz notes state aid falls as valuations rise, amid talk of Governor reform raising deductible millage from 9 to 14 mills and the district seeking no increase.
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Chelsea
Ypsilanti’s
Saline Board of Education
Ypsilanti
Saline Board
Harold Hintz
Pittsfield
Hintz
Saline Students Dominate District Solo and Ensemble Meet
Saline SHS students earned seven firsts and eleven seconds at the District Solo and Ensemble Festival held at Schoolcraft College with 18 Saline entries. Four soloists Eddie Aluk Dave Carman Jerry Dennison and Gary Jahnke were among those taking first ratings and 14 of the firsts plan to compete in the State Festival.
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Saline
Schoolcraft College
Eddie Aluk
Dave Carman
Jerry Dennison
Gary Jahnke
Sarah Christner
Pam Smith
Noreen Ferris
Cheryl Mayer
Ruth Esch
Janet Heininger
Jane Steiner
Linda Thomas
Mark Gage
Fred Beal
Circle Plans Salad Luncheon at Methodist Church
Doreas Circle of the Methodist Church will serve a salad luncheon from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday. Men will be welcome.
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Doreas Circle of the Methodist Church
First Place Auto From 1912 Becomes Spring Street Landmark
A restored 1912 Metz Model 22 touring car, winner of the 1913 Glidden Tour, sits on Spring Street owned by Mr. and Mrs. Mike May. The relic, one of 80 built in Waltham, Mass, shows brass nameplate and old lamps as restoration plans proceed.
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Spring St
Mike May
Metz
Mike
Waltham
Mass
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Saline Word
Jon
Ford
Harry Anderson
Harry
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Miss Murray
Mary Sirones
den Schreiber
Clinton
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Ian Lincoln
Dexter Aline
Lyon
Novi
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