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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1973
Page
1
The document lists players by rows: third row J Brink J Scott D Scotton E Charlton A Kaufman G Robinson D Von Broda and fourth row R Kline J Hoffman R Stemm E Redies Jim Haussler E Munsell. Coaches are Joe Schwartz Merv Ward and Jack Crabtree.
Marian Faupel notes the Saline exhibition hall showcases floriculture with arrangements blending growing, containers, and design. Prizes go to Henry Hammond, Jody Dennison, Conrad Tuttle, and Marilyn Wackenhut for floriculture, sculpture, woodwork, and baking as the fair celebrates 38 years of community crafts and education displays.
Mrs Bernice McCoy entertained guests from Shiga Prefecture Japan and Michigan families at White Acres last Tuesday. Musical Youth International members joined the People-to-People goodwill event, reflecting a warm, joyful cultural exchange between Michigan and the sister state of Shiga.
Saline School Board received a progress report on the Community School program. Two new fall classes were announced consumer law taught by Rick Snyder and a class for parents on reading test interpretation and home techniques. The advisory board to guide the program remains incomplete with some townships and faculty outstanding. Registration and brochures are available at local offices and downtown banks, with extended hours announced.
School notice invites boys in third to fifth grade to join Cub Scouts and students in sixth to eighth grade to join Boy Scouting. Parents should attend with their child at the designated school area Houghton or Jensen. Wednesday September 19 at 7 30 p.m.
Sonny Head of 358 Nichols Drive elected secretary of the Eastern Michigan University Alumni Association for 1973 74. Head serves as director of the Alumni Relations office at EMU and is a 1967 graduate.
Freshman Doug Fett won the Chelsea Hornets meet with a 17:19 time as Saline and Chelsea opened SEC play. Scott Smith placed fifth for Chelsea with 18:12, while Tim Hafner, Rocky Wagner, and Danny Mills also posted strong times for Saline and Chelsea. Coach Wicker cited youth and remaining lineup changes as factors.
The York Township Board voted to pave Platt Rd between Stony Creek and Willow Rds at an estimated cost of 74 487 18 from low bidder O E Gooding. They urged gates and flashing lights at the Platt crossing north of Willow Rd and reviewed budget shifts for Cemetery Care Social Security and Recreation.
Saline Area Community Director Gene Fisher led the York Board to appoint Tim Bortles to the Community School advisory committee. Bortles, a Judd Ed resident, teaches in Plymouth Schools.
The Saline Hornets, 7-0 lead slips in second half as the Vikings take control to upset Saline 14-7 in Dundee. Mark Schultz breaks loose for Dundee after halftime while Saline fumbles late and misses chances to regain momentum. Scotton and Vanderpool stand out for Saline on defense and offense.
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