Saline Hornets versus Novi Wildcats in SEC showdown Friday
Saline, undefeated SEC title contender, meets Novi, also unbeaten, Friday at the High School field in a conference showdown billed as for all the marbles Homecoming adds extra edge. Novi’s offense has 68 point games and tight defense, while Saline aims to steady against deep Novi squad as both sides eye high stakes.
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Saline
Novi
S.E.C
Hornet
Merv Ward
Michigan
Tom Harmon
Ed Shuttlesworth
Wildcats
Northville
Cats
South Lyon
Chelsea
Hornets
Milan
Vandecook Lake
Jim van Wagner
Pat Boyer
Steve Lukkari
Lukkari
van Wagner
Boyer
Mike Reiley
Kevin Lafleche
Ward
George Danneffel
Scott Skinner
Dennis Martin
Pat Gill
Mike Kline
Scot Skinner
Kline
Big Reds
Skinner
Saline High Homecoming Week Builds Parade and Pageantry
Saline High School readies for Homecoming with floats prepared nightly under the theme 2001 A Space Odyssey. The parade begins at Trinity Church at 6 p.m. and winds through Harris Harper Lambkins Tower Dr to the Middle School. halftime crowns the 1972 Homecoming Queen with Nancy Starling returning to crown her successor Krista Forrester or Marti Smiley. The Queen’s Court includes freshmen Sué Turner Paul Nagle sophomores Lisa Grossman Dan Scotton and juniors Janice Feldkamp Joe Forrester. Band alumni rehearse at 6:30 p.m. Friday. a dance follows the football game to Eclipse from 9:30 p.m. to midnight with admission 1.50.
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Saline High School
Trinity Church
Harris
Harper
Lambkins
Tower Dr
Nancy Starling
Grand Valley State College
Krista Forrester
Marti Smiley
Sué Turner
Paul Nagle
Lisa Grossman
Dan Scott
Jack Livingstone
Pat Forrester
Eclipse
Ann Arbor
School Board to Join Area Advisory Council Meeting
School Board members accept invitation to attend the Area Schools Advisory Council meeting on November 8 at 8 p.m. in the Middle School library. The council plans a dialogue on the council's role.
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Area Schools Advisory Council
Saline School boosts string teacher time to meet growth
Martha Froseth, Union School music teacher, increases from one fifth to one third time after a Monday vote. Enrollment now shows 94 string students, doubling earlier estimates. class sizes drop from 32 to about 18 or 19 as the district plans to recruit two high school helpers. Also notes a birthday party for Nicole Falk hosted by Rev and Mrs Falk with guests including Jacqueline Bussie and others.
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Martha Froseth
Union School
Saline
Dave Wolter
Wolter
Harvest Time Worship at St. John's Lutheran Church
St. John's Lutheran Church held its Harvest Festival during Sunday worship. Youth decorated the church with produce and pantry items donated by the congregation, and the gifts were sent to the Lutheran Home in Toledo for use.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Toledo
Saline Area Schools weigh alarm system after vandalism rises
Saline Area Schools Board votes to study a district wide alarm system using existing PA speakers as sensors to deter vandalism and unauthorized entry. Superintendent asked to gather proposals while budget anxieties push for a short term loan of about 253000 until January.
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Saline Area Schools Board of Education
Donald Duckworth
American Communications Co
Jackson
P.A
Duck Worth
Max Collins
Harold Hintz
Jensen School
Houghton, Union
Elaine Heiserman
United Fund Starts Drive With Ford Gift
The Saline Area United Fund drive opens with a banquet at Leutheuser's where Ford Motor Company's Saline plant donates 4500 dollars. Jack McCallum presents the gift aiding a campaign aiming for about 49000 dollars and 100 volunteers plan outreach for 15 local groups and nationwide United Way causes.
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Saline Area
U.F
Bill Herbst
United Way
Saline Council Eyes $400,000 Sewer Link to Metro System
Saline council moves to ratify a $400,000 agreement with Ypsilanti Township for a Bemis Road sewer line linking to the Detroit Metro system. The plan provides initial 1.3 million gallons per day capacity, a one year rate guarantee of 31 cents per 100 cu ft, and possible funding grants could cut costs. A tentative completion is set for early next summer amid ongoing discussions on water from Detroit. The panel also approved two voting machines at $1,100 for Precincts 1 and 2 to handle about 300 voters per machine.
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Ypsilanti Township
Bemis Rd
Saline
Ypsilanti State Hospital
Detroit Metro
Martz Rd
Ypsilanti
Detroit
Council
J. F. Sadler
Ayres
Lewis
Norris
May
Sadler
Jack Craigmile
Hubert Beach
Car Crash Injures Several Teens on North Maple Street
Police report 18 year old Michael Lindemann of 220 Wheeler Court drove a northbound car that left the road and hit a telephone pole on North Maple Street Saturday Oct 14 after 10 p.m. Passengers Roger Leutheuser Kim Wilkerson Steve Burkett and Jeffrey Brososki were treated and released from St Joseph Mercy Hospital Arm Arbor. Lindemann suffered facial lacerations requiring stitches along with head bruises. William Anderson and Leroy Murphy refused treatment.
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Michael Lindemann
Lindemann
N. Maple St
Roger Leutheuser
Valley Cr
Kim Wilkerson
Mills Rd
Steve Burkett
Hamburg
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Arm Arbor
Jeffrey Brososki
Canterbury
William Anderson
Leroy Murphy
Nichols Dr
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Tom Babes
Tom
Happy Birthday
Nicole
Dennis Falk
Jacqueline Bussie
Brian Wild
Jackie
Sue
Robin Guenther
Friends of the Library
Barbara Schuur
Pearcy
United Fund
FORD
Metro
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