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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1963
Page
8
Classified listing from Saline offering used farm implements including Stalk Beater 150, 4-Row Planters 525 and 475, Stalk Chopper 380, Flex Harrow 45, Plow 395 195, Brillion Cultipacker 125, John Deere rake 175, and IHC planter 175. Simplicity 63 models No 600 and No 725 shown with mower options. large selection of used riders, color TVs, radios, and Hi-Fis.
A local listing advertises good used Frigidaire appliances including refrigerators washers dryers ranges and dishwashers from Frigidaire and General Motors. The ad highlights weighty selection of secondhand units for sale.
Ron Barrett playing the Admiral in the school operetta is sidelined by a broken arm from a bicycle crash. The May 10 performance at the Intermediate School will feature student actors and a shifting music plan as director Mrs. Breidenthal adjusts notes.
A Goodwill Industries truck will collect in Saline on Tuesday May 7. Call Mrs. Dorothy Hutzel at 429-9828 to arrange pickups including seven adults. The Tigers beat Los Angeles in 15 innings with chaperone Hugh Prince alert despite long duty. Maurice Robbins and neighbors enjoy a bluebird whose blue feathers worried Audubon Society in 1960 and 1961.
Mrs Dan Hall will act as toastmistress at the Mother and Daughter Banquet at Federated Church Thursday night. A potluck supper starts at 6 30 p m served by the men under Jay Starkey. Guests should bring their own table service. Mrs Paul Reed will toast the daughters Kathie Reed will respond for the mothers Mrs Glenn Clark offers the invocation. The program includes fashions and group singing.
Thirty five youths attended a banquet Sunday evening at St Pauls United Church of Christ to honor the 1963 confirmation class. The event was organized by the church Youth Fellowship with meals by mothers of the 1962 class. The Rev Robert Richards spoke on The Young Peoples Place in the Church. Lawrence Steiner hosted the toasts. Lynn Armbruster welcomed the 1963 class and Charles Fritz spoke for his peers. Beverly Gall and Marcile Bauknecht led songs, Rev Hardt gave the invocation and benediction.
Miss Bette Feldkamp has been honored with several showers. Hosts from Ann Arbor Saline Clinton and Manchester attended kitchen and miscellaneous events. She and Larry J. Tucker plan to wed at St. John’s Church Bridgewater.
Farm Bureau staff host an all day rummage sale on Thursday May 9 at the Saline Ann Arbor Road office. Items include clothing toys costume jewelry and small trinkets.
Mary Sue Gordon of 4715 Willow Rd is named among Eas tern Michigan university honor students for superior scholarship at the 15th annual Honors Convocation in Pease Auditorium on Wednesday May 8. She is a freshman planning to major in speech. Saline Fire Department responded to a grass fire on Ellsworth Road Thursday noon. Try an Ad in The Reporter.
Lawrence M Hale a freshman at Eastern Michigan University will participate in a military review Monday May 6 at 4 p m in Briggs Stadium on campus. He is the son of Mrs Ella Hale of Dexter and a cadet in EMU s military science department An open house for cadets parents and guests will follow at 4 30 p m in Welch Hall.
A 6 lb 12 oz son Charles Edward Jr born April 21 at Saline Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles E Martin of Milan. Todd Melvin Couchman weighed 8 lb 12 oz at birth April 22 at Saline hospital to Mr and Mrs David Couchman of Milan. Kathleen Caroline 7 lb 11 oz daughter born April 28 at home near Saline? No, St Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor. Andrew Jermanery and son visited Parma friends Simon Girbach and Gail.
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