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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1969
Page
6
The remark contrasts youth and adulthood by noting adolescents desire self direction and adults envy no extension of life or responsibilities. It presents a quip about changing outlooks across life stages without specific events or figures.
House Bill 4410 permits self employed farmers and professionals to invest up to 10 percent of net business income as a tax deduction. Farm Bureau Life Tus. Co's investment plan has IRS approval. details available on request.
Rev Joseph B Neelke leads Holy Thursday services at 5 00 p m and 7 30 p m Good Friday schedule includes 12 00 noon 1 00 p m and 2 00 p m services plus adorations Stations of the Cross Holy Saturday Easter Vigil at 11 00 p m then Midnight Mass Easter Sunday masses at 8 30 10 68 and 11 30 a m Confession times listed Holy Week actions and Maundy Thursday Easter sunrise service 6 30 a m and Luther League breakfast Easter Festive worship at 10 30 a m Rev Hubert R Easter Maundy Thursday service at 8 p m.
Holy Week events include Good Friday service 1 30 p m Easter Holy Communion 8 30 a m and Easter worship 11 00 a m Rev Georgie Saucier directs The Gloria with the chancel choir A sunrise service 6 30 a m features youth in charge with the Presbyterian and St Paul youth A breakfast follows at the Presbyterian church Regular Easter services 9 20 a m confirmation class 11 00 a m reception of members
Easter schedule across multiple churches lists sunrise services Holy Communion and worship times. Saint James Saint Mary and York Baptist note cantatas and special music. Union Good Friday service and breakfast follow Easter offerings at various locales.
The church announces a special Eastern Communion Service led by Rev Andrew Wright at 11 00 a m. Attendees are invited to join this solemn observance in the morning service.
Connie Munger of Flint and Dale Kirk Cochrane of Saline united in marriage at Covenant Baptist Church Flint with Rev. Robert Nelson officiating. The bride daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Munger and a Northwestern High School Hurley Hospital School of Nursing graduate. The groom son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Cochrane a Saline High School and Washtenaw Community College graduate, a Wayne State University junior in industrial education. They plan to live in Detroit after a Cadillac honeymoon.
Mrs Lula Schroen formery of Saline celebrated her 90th birthday Sunday at her Milan home. Attendees included daughter Maude Jaeger of Milan and three granddaughters with families Alma Jaeger of Ypsilanti Eugene Steele and Kevin of Ann Arbor and Robert Jacobs family of Chelsea.
A Saturday evening bridal shower honored Miss Barbara Fritz who will wed David D. Reid of Ann Arbor. Hostesses were Mrs. Paul Couch at her home and Mrs. Gerald Green.
The bride Linda Victoria Lahey daughter of Mr and Mrs Peh ert Lahey of Saline marries the groom in a ceremony conducted by Fr Jaconh W Noelke. Attending were Mrs Lynn Bakenck of Saline and Chris Heilmann brother of the groom. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
A bridal shower for Carolyn Bailey of Saline was held at Judy Duncan’s Ann Arbor home with 15 guests. Prizes went to Pam Jerpesen Jane Bailey Kathy Feldkamp and guests from Ypsilanti Adrian and Saline. Bailey will wed James Feldkamp of Bridgewater on April 19.
Passengers aboard include Art Jacobsen of Textile Road and Mr and Mrs Bruce Parsons of Michigan Avenue. Recent visitors at Herman Hofeisen's home were Ferman Clements Paul Feldkamp and Mr and Mrs Oscar Beuerle. Grand Gift Suggestion: A Reporter Subscription.
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