Hornets dominate Chelsea in cross country meet
Jim Wicker praised his Hornets after a 44 to 15 victory over the Chelsea Bulldogs. Jeff Lewis led with 16 43, followed by Jim Martin 17 05 and Russ Sally 17 11 as five Hornets finished within a minute. The win starts EC schedule with meets at South Lyon Pinckney In vitational and later home events through October.
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Chelsea
Jim Wicker
Chelsea Bulldogs
Wicker
Hornet Harriers
Jeff Lewis
Jim Martin
Russ Sally
Tom Mikesell
Mike Makielski
Jim Storey
Tim Hafner
Storey
Scott Smith
Hornet
Hornets
E.C
South Lyon
Pinckney
Novi
Blissfield
Dexter
Tecumseh
Dundee
Saline Hornets Rout Lincoln 46 14 Sets Chelsea Showdown
Saline dominates Lincoln 46 to 14 in conference opener behind Danneffel Gill and Martin who run for 116 and 3 TDs. Chelsea blanked Dexter 30 0 as Saline prepares for a key clash next Friday at home against Chelsea.
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Hornet
Ken Rogers
Detroit Tigers
Tiges
Boston
Beantown Boys
Wes Steiner
Rogers
Wes
Romulus
Lisa
George Danneffel
George
Tim Slepsky
John
O’sullivan
Sbutim
S. John
Chelsea
Saline
Lincoln
Saline Gridders
Railsplitters
Hornets
Dave Johnson
Mike Kline
Mike Guenther
Kelvin Feldkamp
Bill Burd
Bill Farrell
Pat Osbron
Pat Gill
Scott Skinner
Skinner
Johnson
Jim Hill
Roy Seitz
Don Reed
Reed
Duffy Williams
Seitz
Dennis Hartin
Dennis Martin
Martin
Dexter
Uneven Start For Jr. Hornets
The Saline junior Hornets football program opened with mixed results as Freshmen JV and Middle School squads posted wins and losses. The J.V. beat Lincoln 27 0 with Hoffman scoring on a rush and Scotten aiding through passes and defense.
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Hornet
Vis
Lincoln
J.V. Hornets
John Hoffman
al Kaufman
Dan Scotten
Ed Charlton
Doug Peck
Bucky Skinner
Hoffman
Scotten
Hornets
Bob Marcero
J.v.’S
Chelsea
South Lagon
Milan
Novi
Dexter
Dundee
Saline
South Lyon
Blissfield
Duane Coppleman
Coppleman
Mike McGuire
Charlie Caswell
Ed Gall
FROSH
Gene Brion
String Music Instruction Begins Harmoniously at School
Union School fourth graders start violin viola and cello under new string teacher Martha Froseth. Students play simple accompaniments to a violin solo as plans for an orchestral program take shape. A 7:30 p.m. meeting for students and parents is set in the Union gym to finalize details and rental procedures. Beginning string rehearsals eyed for Oct. 2 with 40 to 60 players.
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Union School
New Saline Schools
Martha Froseth
Froseth
Saline Council approves higher water and sewer rates
Saline residents will see new water and sewer charges after Ordinance 241 becomes effective for the third quarter of 1972. Residential rates rise to 30 cents per 1000 gallons with a $5 minimum. sewage to 45 cents with a $5 minimum. Commercial rates differ by use and minimums. averaging is limited to residential accounts. An Oct 1 1972 effective date is under consideration for clarifications. Executive changes at Hoover Ball and Bearing: Clifford Simmons retires as CEO, John Daly becomes CEO starting Oct 1 1972 with dividend of 30 cents per share payable Oct 31.
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Hoover Ball and Bearing Company
Clifford HH. Simmons
Simmons
John F. Daly
Hoover
POW MIA Bracelets Sold By Saline Jaycees
Saline Jaycees with VIVA of California sell POW MIA bracelets on a nonprofit basis to raise awareness of prisoners of war in Southeast Asia. Earl Laughrey notes the twofold purpose to inspect camps and account for all POWs, preventing a repeat of Korea Viet Nam era issues.
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Jaycees
VIVA
Los Angeles
Calif
Southeast Asia
Saline Jaycees
California
Viet Nam
Earl Laughrey
Powmia
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IUMPH
Dave
Vandercook Lake
Jim Merchant
Jim
Jr. Hornets
Council
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