Lincoln Railsplitters Open Conference Play at Saline
Lincoln Railsplitters visit Saline High Friday for the Southeastern Conference opener. Lincoln boasts Don Reed and Dave Zawadzki as playmakers while Saline, bolstered by Tri-captain John O Sullivan, aims to jumpstart a passing attack and avenge past losses to Lincoln with a 7:30 p.m. start.
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Lincoln Railsplitters
Eric Mason
Saline
Hornets
Hale
Hearty
Vandercook Lake
Lincoln
Railsplitters
Don Reed
Hornet
Merv Ward
Ward
Reed
Dave Zawadzki
Zawadzki
John O'Sullivan
Saline High Field
Saline Community Hospital to Expand Facilities and Services
Saline Community Hospital plans a 61 000 square foot expansion adding a 2 bed wing and converting the current 12 000 square foot area into a doctors clinic. The Evangelical Home Association of Detroit will build a 150 bed adjacent facility. fundraising and oversight by Marts and Lundy and Hospital Building and Equipment Co. Inc. of St Louis.
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Saline Community Hospital
Ernest Girbach
Hospital Board
Girbach
Vincent Catecuzzeno
Hopital Board
Hospital Building and Equipment Company, Inc
St. Louis
Missouri
Evangelical Home Association of Detroit
Evangelical Home
Hospital
Marts and Lundy, Inc
New York
Marts and Lundy
Hornets Rally Call Stars Names And Support
A crowded roster of players including Ike Furbush Rick Leutheuser Mark Teachout John Beck Jeff Scott Steve Saunders Craig Hoeft Jim Hill and many more fills a Hornets game program. Coaches Mery Ward Duffy Williams and Bill Craigmile rally fans with spirited salutes as team spirit swells.
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Ike Furbush
Rick Leutheuser
Mark Teachout
John Beck
Jeff Scott
Steve, Saunders
Craig Hoeft
Jim Hill
Mr. Schwartz
Bob Craigmile
Mery Ward
Duffy Williams
Mr. Crabtree
Bill Craigmile
Mr. Taylor
Tim Slepsky
Scott Skinner
Randy Woodley
Bill Burd
Kelvin Feldkamp
Hornets
Saline United Fund names new divisional chairmen
Garry Evans announces United Fund Drive divisional chairs with phone numbers for Business Dennis Fernly 429 2170 Schools Paul Thibault 429 4981 Residential Mrs John Ridge 429 4158 Professional Dr Eugene Garrison 429 4595 Industry Bruce Paxton 761 9500 Garry Evans 429 4911 Service Groups Mrs Eugene Garrison 429 4595 Mrs Harold Gage 429 59695 Clergy Rev Henry Yoder 429 7142 Next week will list Residential Area Captains The Saline Area United Fund supports local Girl Scouts and Brownie Troops through the Huron Valley Girl Scout Council and direct troop requests There are 17 Scout Troops in Saline with over 300 girls and 76 adult leaders Mrs Elen Petter is field director for local troops Open House draws crowd at Saline Social Services office with 40 to 50 visitors from schools churches and private citizens
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Saline United Fund
Garry Evans
United Fund
U.F
Dennis Fernly
Paul Thibault
John
Carol) Ridge
Eugene Garrison
Bruce Paxton
Eugene
Ruth) Garrison
Harold
Shirley) Gage
Henry Yoder
Saline Area United Fund
Saline Area Schools offers evening education series
Pre-registration due by Sept 22 at the Saline district offices. Ten week courses start Sept 25, covering industrial education agriculture art home economics and business plus chess bridge and square dancing. Tuition varies by enrollment with lab fees for some classes.
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Saline Area
Saline Area School District
Saline Schools Move to Implement K to 12 Drug Education
Saline Area Schools Board approves a $1000 appropriation to develop a coordinated K through 12 drug education curriculum. Superintendent Harold Hintz cites rising incidents and urges community partners to join teachers and services in a comprehensive program. An incident involving a school age youth with drugs was reported as part of the push for action.
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Harold Hintz
Saline Area Schools Board of Education
PTO
Hintz
Ann Arbor
Union School
Guido A. Binda
Binda
Halloween Treats Planned To Eliminate Tricks
The Saline Jaycees led by Dave Carlton and Janet Loader plan the third annual Town Halloween Party for preschoolers to teens. Events include a teen dance at the Saline Community Center on Oct 28 and Middle School activities at 7 p.m. Cost-free for teens, with judges and costumes at 7 30 p.m. on Oct 31 for younger kids. Community members may contribute or share ideas by calling provided numbers.
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Jaycees
Dave Carlton
Janet Loader
Saline
Saline Community Center
Ann Arbor Street
Square dance class to open at Union School this fall
A 10 week square dance course sponsored by Saline Adult Education begins September 28 from 7 30 to 9 30 in the all purpose room at Union School. Pat Matthews will be caller. Register by calling 429 4981.
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Saline Adult Education
Union School
Pat Matthews
Jaycee Auxiliary Gas Sale to Benefit Community Projects
Proceeds from the Jaycee Auxiliary Gas Sale support local community projects. Pam Heftler urges residents to fill up Sunday at Chris Clark Station. The gals will be at the pumps from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Jaycee Aux Gals
Jaycee
Chris’ Clark
Pam Heftler
Council tightens stakes on Saline sewer project
Council faces delays at the sewage treatment plant as city administrator Mike Strait seeks completion by Oct 1 or a contract default. Sadler, Fairbanks-Morse, and Fisher-Porter are cited for missing pump and controls with 60 day promises repeatedly delayed. A $50 daily penalty and bond company action loom if deadlines slip.
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Jean Fuccella
Mike Strait
J. F. Sadler
Strait
Sadler
Fairbanks-Morse Company
Fisher- Porter Company
Bce
Sadler's
Hubert Beach
Allan Grossman
Kenneth Rogers
Rogers
Mike
Saline
Council
Beach
Detroit
Lee Decker
Ford Motor Company
Ford
DPW
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Pete Campbell
George Danneffel
Bill Farrell
Ron Keniston
Pat Gil
Kevin Drake
Tarry Petroski
Andy Scotten
Mike Klein
Topper Brink
Dave Johnson
Dennis Martin
Gary Braun
Cricket Braun
Mike Guenth¢r
Social Service
Saline Social Services
Michigan Ave
Pacific
Michigan
Harold Gages
William Meisters
Roger Pennings
Douglas Pecks
Jon Ditzes
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