Saline Hornets Sweep Dundee in Wrestling Duel
Saline defeated Dundee 30 to 17 on Dundee mats, aided by three straight pins by MacDonald Wanty and Dennison and a 155 pound decision by Marion. Coach Slee warned of a tougher test against Dexter to decide the league crown.
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Saline
Dundee
Vikings
Hornets
Jim Martin
Jim MacDonald
Bob Wanty
Jerry Dennison
Dan Slee
Kohler
Martin
MacDonald
Marion
Craigmire
Dennison
Dexter
Slee
Steve Kohler
Chelsea
Kiwanians Invite Prospective Members for February Meet
Saline Kiwanis Club designates February 1 as Membership Night. Each member is expected to bring a prospective member as a guest.
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Saline Kiwanis Club
Saline JV Wrestling Edges Dundee 32 to 21 for 8 1 season record
The Saline Junior Varsity wrestlers outlasted Dundee 32 21 on Thursday night. Paul Queenan and Tim Wilkerson earned falls for Saline while Gil Sally Mike Finkbeiner Kim Wilkerson and Gary Braun led the scoring. Scott Sekerka took a forfeit at 145 pounds and a late heavyweight double forfeit clinched the final points. The win improves Saline to 8 1 for the season and they host the Junior Dreadnoughts at Dexter Thursday before the varsity.
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Dundee
Saline
Paul Queenan
Tim Wilkerson
Gil Sally
Mike Finkbeiner
Kim Wilkerson
Gary Braun
Scott Sekerka
Little Hornets
Dexter
Saline junior high cagers post two wins each in January
Saline's 7th grade coached by Jim Wicker and 8th grade coached by Kenneth Sippel each won twice in January to reach an even seven record. The 8th graders beat Whitmore Lake 62 32 and Novi 67 40 while 7th graders topped Whitmore Lake 61 20 and Novi 65 20. Standout scorers include Ed Charlton Dan Scotton Tim Slepsky and Steve Monty Craig Kivi with strong rebounding from Scotton Charlton and Comiskey.
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Jim Wicker
Kenneth Sippel
Whitmore Lake
Novi
Saline
Ed Charlton
Dan Scotton
Tim Slepsky
Scotton
Charlton
Steve Comiskey
Steve Monty
Freshman Cagers Suffer Back-To-Back Losses
Saline freshmen dropped two games last week losing 48 47 to Dundee and 63 28 to Tecumseh. Dennis King led scoring with 15 points in both games. Hornets stand 1 4 overall and 1 3 in conference and host Dexter at 7 00 pm Thursday.
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Saline
Dundee
Hornet
Dennis King
Bob Hurdley
Duffy Williams
Tecumseh
Doug Degner
Saline FHA events p anned for fun night and Mother Daughter Banquet
The Saline FHA announces a fun night on Sunday January 21 with a tobogganing and hot dog roast and a Mother Daughter Banquet on February 21. Connie Bersuder Sue Fiegel and Liza Collins lead the planning for the matinee style program and sit down dinner. FHA members hosted Manchester girls to plan a degree program.
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Kay Bailey
Saline Fha
Connie Bersuder
Sue Fiegel
Liza Collins
Ers
Manchester
Reporter Ad Promises Real Estate and Item Deals
An advertising blurb touts the value of Reporter ads for selling real estate furniture appliances pets cars or farm equipment. It urges readers to place their own ad by calling 429-7380 and claims many readers have benefited.
Local Bowling League Names and Scores From Saline Quiz
Bulletin lists teams Big Boy and Nite Hawks with venues like Saline Lanes and Washtenaw Asphalt. Participants include Betty Moore, Barb Stemen, Jan Gross, Rich Hoeft, Milt Stemen among many others with scores ranging in the 170s to 215.
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EARLY
Big Boy
Keith's TV
Saline Pharmacy
Saline Lanes
Bogg’s Clark
Dancer
Thompsons
Bar G
Mary Badour
Wanda Burkhart
Omah Heller
Nite Hawks
Washtenaw
Steele’s
Plaza Salon
Interstate
Dairy Queen
Marguerites
Sealtest
Lodi
Washtenaw Asphalt
Betty Moore
Jean Passow
Shirley Chase
Nancy Hixson
Sharon Heft
Barb Stemen
Jan Gross
Joe Hassele
Milt’ Stemen
al Gross
Gary Glowzinski
Milt Sackett
Rich Hoeft
Thompson’s
Graf's Gulf
Johnston’s Union Oil
Kempf’s Meat Processing
R-B Tool
J. Eisemann
R. Hoeft
R. Neal
J. Hossele
W. Hossele
L. Thoss
Community Ford
Meadowlane Golf
Frank’s Texaco
T & M Chevrolet
Hartman Insurance
Uniley
Mel Hartman Agency
Wes Steiner
Bill Meister
Bill Kulenkamp
Dentist Denied Zoning Change for Saline Home Clinic
Dr. Charles Rozelle of Saline failed to win a spot zoning variance to convert his bi level home at Tower Drive and North Ann Arbor Street into a one-chair dental clinic. The council, per the planning commission, denied the request to switch from residential to professional business near Saline High School. Attorney Allan Grossman said no legal justification existed for the variance, with Rozelle aiming to operate by April with a Taylor partnership.
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Charles Rozelle
Saline
Tower Dr
N. Ann Arbor St
Planning Commission T
Rozelle
Saline High School
Allan Grossman
Taylor
Saline approves ordinance prohibiting trespass on private property
Saline City Council adopts Ordinance No 221 prohibiting entry to lands or premises without lawful authority. The measure becomes effective ten days after publication. Voting: Anderson Decker Measley Rogers Gross Beach in favor. no opposing votes. no absentees. Mayor Hubert Beach signs. clerks Walia Rapp and Gjerk credited.
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City OF
Saline
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Anderson
Decker
Anderson, Decker
Measley
Rogers
Gross
Beach
Nayes
Hubert Beach
Walia B. Rapp
Gjerk
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Ichiropractic Center
Michigan Saline
Stein & Goetz
Sporting Goods
S. Main St
Ann Arbor
W. Liberty
Zap Dundee
Dennison and
Ecarius
Ory Em Oe “March of Dimes
Michigan Ave
Micmican
Saxware
Jim Ford
Gallup-Silkworth Co
S. State
Gulf
Saline Mercantile Mill
Estes Rexall Pharmacy
Walker’s Bakery
Benny the Baker
Ted
Oliver
Washtenaw Farmer‘ Oil CO
Hollis Carr
Excalibur
Ann Arbor St
Salin
Miloy Division
Hoover
E. Bennett
Dave Carlton
N. R. Wiedmayer
Austin Rd
Gross Farm Equipment
John Deere
Citizens Bank OF Saline
F.d.1.c. Federal Reserve
W. Michigan
Jayvee
FHA News
BOY Scouts
Oakwood Cemetery
Boy Scout Troop 416
City Hall
Washtenaw Historical Society
Orange Risdon
Historical Society
Saline Area
Bowling Bulletin
Jackson Rd
Ann Arbor Road
Pleasant Lake Road
Goslin
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