Saline Invitational Softball Tourney in Weeklong Suspense
Saline teams compete at Henne Field for the Saline Invitational with top contenders Fireside Lounge Bennett Gulf Washtenaw Asphalt and Stroh's in the mix. Rain paused play Sunday leaving a winner to be decided Saturday and Sunday with no admission charge and a hat pass for lighting upgrades.
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Steele Dodge
Steelemen
Stroh
Danny Campbell
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw Asphalt
Steele
Westgate Standard
Dodge Boys
Bennett Gulf
Stroh’s
Fireside Lounge
Bimbo's
Fireside
Bennett
Bimbo’s
Henne Field
Henne
Saline Connie Mack Seeks Wins in Saturday Doubleheader
Saline Connie Mack, coached by Ray Mallory, carries a 4-4 record and hopes to reach state tournaments with a pair of games against Belleville at Curtiss Park. The twin bill begins at 2 p.m. and Mallory urges hometown fans to support the 16 18 year olds.
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Saline Connie Mack
Ray Mallory
Belleville
Curtiss Park
Mallory
Saline
More Sheep Attacked by Dogs East of Town
Farm records show repeated dog attacks on sheep near the Hertler and Heininger farms. At the Heininger site 14 yearling ewes were killed or injured in a 5 a.m. attack, with three dead and four seriously hurt. The dogs, described as German shepherd types, fled before a shooting attempt. Farmers urge owners to keep dogs tied to prevent further losses and hope neighbor cooperation will end the killings.
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Walter Heininger
Michigan
Hertler
Heiningers
Mrs. He
Minnie Hertler
Paul Hertler
Weather blesses Manchester Chicken Brail and town events
In Saline area coverage, the annual Manchester Chicken Brail seeks perfect weather as clergymen pray for clear skies for a 12 000 meal five hour event. Local scenes include continued road repairs, a woodwind quartet joining Elizabethan drama, rising traffic accidents, and prep for a Hornet football season with daily conditioning.
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Manchester
Merv Ward
48 Kids Sign Up for Earn-A-Bike Contest in Saline
The Reporter sponsors a month long Earn-A-Bike contest drawing 48 Saline youngsters. Any seller reaching 20 new subscriptions wins a bike and those with 10 earn a radio. The list includes Vance Barnes Kris Sundling Sarah Tawney Kristie Wright Geoffrey Hess and many others across Saline.
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Vance
Larry Barnes
Tower Dr
Kris Sundling
W. Henry Sr
Sarah Tawney
Bluegrass Cr
Kristie Wright
W. Henry
Geoffrey
Cindy Hess
Tower
Mary Katherine Crossey
Willis
Pam Current
Henry
Randy Dunny
Nichols
Jeff
Steve Dwyer
Russell
Bruce Ford
Annwood
Becky
Kathy Foutch
Lambkins
Beth Gritman
N. Ann Arbor
Cheri
Eddie Hernandez
Canterbury
Stephen Hilla
Rosemont
Teddy Hon
Harper
Eric Jaeger
Hillcrest
Gary
Keith Jedele
Danni Jernigan
S. Harris
Ned Kraushaar
Bluegrass
Eddie Logan
Kristie Belaire
Bob Dickinson
Gambles Store
Kristie
Limits Burning Of Refuse To Cut Pollution
Saline City Council approved an ordinance prohibiting burning rubbish except in approved disposal devices. The rule, revised after a July storm, covers foliage and other waste in emergencies. The measure, published in Public Notices, takes effect ten days after publication.
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Saline
Reporter
Henes to Head Security Setup At Fairgrounds
Saline Community Fair organizers plan 24 hour protection with Sheriff’s Deputy Erwin Henes in charge. Saline Junior Deputies will aid traffic control along with uniformed police and night guards. Admission remains 75 cents per person with free parking. Children’s Day moves to Wednesday Sept 9 to align rides setup. Wilma Smith of Milan named superintendent of the horse show.
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Saline Community Fair
Fair Board
Erwin Henes
Saline
Henes
Saline - Ann Arbor Rd
Wilma Smith
Milan
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Hannah Ct
Saline Town
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St. Paul’s
Freedom Township
W. Bennett St
Johnny Rule
R & B Machine Tool
Linda Livngstone
Kelly Mader
Barb McCann
Jody
Tull
Michigan Ave
James Symons
Maple Rd
Symons
Packard House
Weasel
Muskegon
John Barry
Dave Rossiter
Steve Adams
Bill Gracie
al Rutledge
Fairgrounds
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