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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1962
Page
5
Dexter outscored Saline 26-13 in the final two periods to flip a tight game and take a 55-48 victory. Ed Strait led Saline with 5 baskets in the second half and 10 rebounds, while Dexter rode steady shooting after halftime to edge the Hornets.
William Anderson of Detroit street has been initiated into the national honorary society Phi Kappa Phi. A University of Michigan graduate student and engineering teacher, he holds membership in Phi Eta Sigma Eta Kappa Nu and Tau Beta Pi and recently became a research assistant at the Institute of Science and Technology.
Saline juniors led by Gary Kind and Jim Griffin with six each and Jim Strait and Davis Toth with five apiece helped defeat Dexter 55 to 37 after a 19-19 halftime tie. The Saline varsity box score shows 15 16 89 for Saline and 12 13 13 17 for Dexter.
Used egg candling equipment sought with payment rates of 12 dollars per case for large eggs and 9.60 dollars for medium. Regular pickup twice weekly. Contact Plymouth at GL 3-7638 or HA 9-7029.
The Saline area school officials say funds should stay in 12th grade education and reject financial participation in a Washtenaw County community college survey. They cite local needs, stable finances, and the desire to place resources on existing programs for students and taxpayers.
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Former Saline figure Robert Fuoss recounts ties to Henry Ford during Detroit talk to the Aircraft Club. The piece recalls Saline history from the 1920s, local ice injuries, a dancer misreading the Twist, and hometown reflections on Ford purchasing cheese and trucks.
Monday features hot beef sandwiches with potatoes and corn plus an apple crisp and milk. Tuesday offers pizza with salad and buttered sandwiches with fruit and milk. Wednesday serves turkey with biscuits cranberries butter sandwiches baked squash fruit cup and milk. Thursday presents oven fried potatoes meat sandwiches green beans cherry crisp and milk. Friday serves macaroni and cheese with tomatoes salad buttered peanut butter sandwiches ice cream cake and milk.
Mrs. Russell Hughes captured the first ladies prize at Friday evening Fun Club session. Lynn Reese won the top men’s award with Tema Moehn taking the second and Mrs. Paul Jedele the third among women. Russ Hughes and Robert Hehr tied for second men’s prize, Carl Feldkamp earned third, Elwin Wild took the galloper, and Paul Hale won the door prize.
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