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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1971
Page
7
The list outlines lunch options for Monday through Friday including main items like French fries with catsup, sliced bologna, vegetable beef soup, pizza or soup, and grilled cheese. It notes Wednesday has no lunches at Elementary schools and includes sides such as fruit cups, milk, buttered corn, and desserts.
Gene Brion, newly appointed Saline summer baseball director, calls a meeting of all summer league officers and team managers for Thursday March 18 at 7 30 p.m. in the Junior High gym to plan the coming season. Managers or representatives urged to attend or call Brion at school lunch or his Clinton home 456 7238.
Saline Junior High Band directed by Malcolm Danforth travels to Dundee on March 31 for an exchange concert with Viking Junior High. Dundee Junior High, led by Nick Kocel, will visit Saline a few weeks later for a return performance.
The National Safety Council notes about 113000 Americans died in accidents in 1970, down two percent from 1969.
An advertisement nudge promotes The Reporter small ads service urging readers to place classified notices. It notes broad readership and provides a contact phone number 429 7380 for placing ads.
Saline High held its First Annual Winter Sports Banquet with about 250 attending. Don Cragmire won top wrestling honors. Jeff Scott and Russell Lindemann were named most promising freshmen. Steve Kohler and Bob Wanty named co captains. Pete Slepsky led basketball with 17.8 points per game and earned All League second team. Rusted injuries plagued the season. Lincoln looms as next year’s strong team.
Gene and Joyce Braun host the 10th annual Open House at their implement shop this Saturday. Food for at least 250 will be served starting 11:30 with demonstrations of the latest farm equipment, entertainment, movies and door prizes.
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