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Saline Reporter

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1973

Page

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Linksmen Still Tied For First

The Hornet golf team shot 162 at Brookside to top South Lyon and Lincoln as Saline stayed level with Dexter in the conference race. Greg Wallace of South Lyon earned medalist honors with 38 while Craig Hoeft led Saline at 39 and others followed in the 40s. They travel to Novi on Monday to face the Wildcats and Dundee Vikings.

Hornet Brookside Saline South Lyon Lincoln Lions Hornets Dexter Dreadnaughts Milan Greg Wallace Craig Hoeft Mark Sundling Todd Davis Duffy Williams Novi Wildcats Dundee Vikings

Local golf ace Carl Kimpel nets Meadowlane first since 1967

Carl Kimpel scored a hole in one at Meadowlane on the par three second hole covering 141 yards with a seven iron. Doug and Craig Hoeft played with him. The shot makes Meadowlane’s first ace since Art Michalke in 1967. Spaulding will consider prizes, and Kimpel received a Meadowlane pro shop shirt.

Carl Kimpel Meadowlane Glenn Clark Saline High School Tony Handy Brookside Kimpel Carl Doug Craig Hoeft

Language Arts Fair Delights Union School Community

Hundreds of parents attended the Union School language arts fair held in the school gym on Thursday. Principal Margaret Livingstone praised the high quality student work including puppet theatre mystery books tape recordings and related artwork.

Margaret Livingstone

Saline Arts Fair draws buyers to Community Center

Saline's Saline Art Fair brightened last Sunday with enthusiastic lockers and buyers. The event showcased spring collections of arts and crafts at the Community Center amid good weather.

Saline Film Central Dan Lirones

Sophomore Treasury Benefits From Annual Dance Show

The Sophomore Class of Saline High School sponsored a dance recital presented by Margaret Ann Kulenkamp's Studio of Dance. Act I Showboat featured varied dance styles while Act II Variations in Pink showcased ballet. Proceeds supported the Class of 1975 treasury for the 1974 Junior-Senior Prom.

Saline High School Margaret Ann Kulenkamp Studio of Cecchetti Council of America

Candidates invited to submit brief statements for school board race

The Reporter asks all School Board candidates to submit typed campaign statements by noon Tuesday for Wednesday publication and by noon Thursday for Saturday publication. A wallet size photo is requested. those without suitable photos should arrange a photography session.

School Board

Ten candidates vie for Saline school board June race

Two petitions filed for the June 11 race with eight more announced contenders still pursuing petitions due by 4 p.m. May 14. Robert F. Perry, Hydramatic executive and pilot, became the 10th candidate, listing Saline connections and community roles. A correction notes a phone error from last Saturday.

Robert F. Perry Hydramatic Macon Rd Perry Saline Lucille Patti GM Hydramatic Saline Area Schools Advisory Council Saline Township Planning Commission Greater Ypsilanti Area Chamber of Commerce Air Force Flyer Belleville van Buren Township U-M Anderson Ind Saline United Methodist Church General Motors

Orange Risdon House a Part of Saline History

The James H. Knight Sr. home on West Henry Street in Saline preserves Saline’s pioneer era. Built in 1829 by Orange Risdon, it served as a station on the underground railroad, inn, stagecoach stop, and first post office, later moved to Henry Street and converted into an apartment house with twelve rooms.

Michigan James H. Knight Henry Street Saline Orange Risdon McCoy Risdon Bennington County Vermont New York Buffalo Michigan Territory Albany U.S Michigan Territorial Detroit Lansing Henry ‘Street Cemetery Hill Saulk Trail John Quincey Adams New Salem Illinois Abraham Lincoln John Cameron Orange Sally “Risdon Benton Blanche Mead City of Erwin Nora Schmid National Historical Commission Risdon House

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