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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1969
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilson touring Pennsylvania Maryland and Washington DC were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas McNulty in Baltimore Maryland Recently Mrs McNulty is the former Sally MacArthur of Saline
Jim Strahley named president and Ken Jones elected vice president in a Friday school wide vote. Ruth Esch was chosen secretary and Sandy Jedele will serve as treasurer.
The annual Boy Scout sustaining membership enrollment is underway led by Sylvester Leonard of Milan as district chairman with Bob Harrison overseeing Saline. The drive invites parents and friends to fund Scout program costs, supported in part by United Funds and Community Chests.
Al Hartman of Saline will be one of three tri captains guiding Michigan Tech Huskies football drills in 1988. A 1965 Saline High graduate, he earned MVP honors in football and basketball and captained the baseball squad. He played varsity football three years at Wech and is noted as an outstanding end on offense and defense.
The Portage Trails Boy Scout Council reports 5,964 boys enrolled across 187 Cub Scout, Boy Scout, and Explorer units. The note contrasts official lists with gossip about the scene.
Saline High School defeated Ann Arbor St Thomas Pinckney in a Brookside Golf Course double dual. seniors Tom Burr and Ken Clark led with 41s. freshman Doug Esch and Chris Waterbury added 44 and 47. Saline finished 10-6 overall, 7-5 in the Southeastern Conference, final dual meet of 1969.
Mrs. Ella Smith leads Washtenaw County Red Cross efforts to recruit and train instructors for a home nursing course. Miss Rowena Hahn will teach the program starting June 3 from 9 to 11 am, with free enrollment via the Ann Arbor Red Cross Center at 971 5300.
Joseph T. Neill becomes general operations manager for plants in Owosso Saline Fostoria Sandusky Ohio and Shreveport Louisiana succeeding Wilson W. Sick Jr. Louis R. Ross becomes chief engineer of the Product Engineering Office overseeing five General Parts Division plants Jonathan L Adams becomes Saline plant manager Neill joined Ford Engineering Staff in 1950 advancing through General Parts Division roles Ross started in 1955 and Adams joined in 1965 with rapid promotions
Saline loses to South Lyon as Rick Berry tops Saline with a lone RBI single. Glenn Burkhardt and Bob Girbach add hits, and Goltz leads Saline with a .330 average in a 13-1 defeat that drops Saline to 5-6 overall and 3-5 in league play. South Lyon improves to 8-0 in the league.
The Kiwanis Club hosted event honors varsity athletes and cheerleaders with parents. The program starts 7 p.m. May 28 at the High School. tickets cost 2.25 dollars each and are available from Kiwanian members. Morley Fraser of Albion College will address the gathering.
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