Hornets Edge Chelsea To Seize Third In SEC
Saline Hornets rally past Chelsea Bulldogs 58-51 to grab sole third in the Southeastern Conference. Rodney White hit a perfect 9 for 9 from the line and led Saline with 11 points. Jerry Hill added 12.
15 Jan 1970
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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1970
Page
1
Saline Hornets rally past Chelsea Bulldogs 58-51 to grab sole third in the Southeastern Conference. Rodney White hit a perfect 9 for 9 from the line and led Saline with 11 points. Jerry Hill added 12.
Sue Cohen, David Face, and Jeff Dwyer are in a huddle near Houghton School as boys deny a girl adds warmth. Jeff says his Mills and Russell Street stand brings little business, about one passing child every two weeks, so he often joins other patrollers near the school.
Saline Area Social Services aided 12 needy families this year in a village effort. Volunteers including John Jaeger and his daughter Shara, Ruth Gram, Betty Siefert, Bernice Armbruster, Margie King, Cheryl Henes, and Barbara Burcham sorted, wrapped, packed, and delivered gifts. Support came from TOPS, Welcome Wagon Club, American Legion Auxiliary, several churches, Cub Pack 474, Girl Scout Troop 143, Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. union, and the high school art club and FHA.
Addie Drews of the Ann Arbor Secretary of State office says a Saline sale date for passenger car and truck license plates will be set on a Saturday in February or March. Plates also available daily in Milan at Roy Jessie’s Standard Oil building, 225 Wabash, 9 to 5 weekdays and 9 to noon Saturdays. Elders of the Presbyterian Church to be ordained and installed at 11 a.m. Sunday with a new member seminar at 8 p.m. at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Cole.
Washtenaw County Health Department sponsors free rubella vaccination for kindergarten through third grade children at Jensen and Houghton schools on Wednesday February 4. Written parental authorization is required for participation. the drive aims to immunize over 16 000 children county wide amid warnings of a spring epidemic. The effort is supported by the local March of Dimes and the County Medical Society.
Saline Fair Board kept the tractor pulling Free for All despite weak attendance under 100, citing costs of 140 dollars and lack of substitute options before the Livestock Auction. Ray Wells contrasted, while Weisenreder and Marion urged retention. Dog licenses now available at City Hall through February with rabies certificates required.
The 1960s public drives include a 7 AM to 3 PM breakfast at the Dug Out on Sunday January 25 led by Paul Woods with Romeo Trogu donating the restaurant. A CES card party is set for January 24 at the Masonic hall with 50 cent tickets. Boy Scout Troop 446 will sell peanuts January 17 and 24 in downtown Saline.
Bridge players held a 24 hour marathon at the Bredernitz home raising 100 for the March of Dimes. Lorena Scheldt remained undefeated with 24 hours of play and Roland Goltz posted a vast 38 180 across 280 hands. Co hosts were Mrs Vila and Mrs Heiserman with Pauline Fosdick and Loren Bersuder among midday and evening high scores.
Saline High School marks International Printing Week January 11 17 1970 with theme Tomorrow's Printer in Tomorrow's World. 77 students study offset letterpress silk screen and black and white photography in four classes. A two hour advanced class may receive Vocational Acts funding and features job entry skills for the printing industry. Bob Griffin demonstrates plate burning as part of the curriculum.
Members of the United Fund board will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday January 20 in the City Council chamber to elect officers for the coming year.
The Adult Fellowship of the Methodist Church will meet for a potluck dinner and games at 6 30 p m Saturday. The gathering will be hosted by Tom Lancaster at 4265 Pleasant Lake Road.
The Friendly Dames Homemakers Club will present a study program titled Anticipating the Later Years at 8 p.m. Tuesday. The meeting location is the home of Mrs. Loren Bauer on Willow Rd.
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