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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1961
Page
4
Reservations are urged for the Pittsfield Grange Mother-Daughter Banquet set for Thursday May 11 at the hall. For reservations call Mrs Erwin Frederick Normandy 5 2372. Miss Esther Landwehr La Tina will show slides at the regular May 10 Grange meeting. The Grange degree team is practicing and will go to Plymouth May 18.
Mr and Mrs William A Lindemann of 4508 Pleasant Lake Rd Lodi township celebrate 50 years of marriage with an Open House from 2 to 6 pm Sunday May 7 at the Pittsfield Grange Hall on Saline Ann Arbor Road. They were wed May 4 1911 in Lima township.
The menu lists meals for the week with daily dishes. Monday serves chicken noodle soup, vegetables, meat and butter sandwiches, fruit cobbler and milk. Tuesday features potatoes with meat, rolls, vegetables, fruit and milk. Wednesday offers pizza, butter and peanut butter sandwiches, cookies, fruit and milk. Thursday provides Bar-B-Que, green beans, tomato juice, fruit gelatin, milk. Friday includes tuna casserole, butter and chicken sandwiches, ice cream, cake and milk. (Subject to change)
Planning Commissioner Doug Milhan says the City Planning Commission will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall. Two representatives from the county Planning Commission are expected to attend.
A banquet to honor the 1961 Confirmation class of St. Pauls B. and R. Church will be held at the church at 7 pm Sunday. Sponsored by the Youth Fellowship, with the class of 1960 as hosts, the Rev. Orville Schroer of Bethlehem E. and R. Church, Ann Arbor, will speak. Members include Linda Bauer, Robert Blumhardt, William Cammet, Ellen Rae Carlton, Hal Ceronsky, and others.
The Washtenaw County Historical Society met Tuesday night at the Saline Hotel with Rev. Robert Richards as speaker. Vice president William Crim acted as host.
The discussion argues baptism is an outward symbol of Christ’s death and resurrection and not required for salvation. It cites Romans 6 and Acts 16 31 noting belief in Jesus saves, not baptism, and points to Paul’s lack of baptising most in Corinth as evidence. The thief on the cross is cited as example of salvation by faith alone.
A Saline notice highlights the 1962 Seattle World Fair opening April 21 and closing October 21 with exhibits Boulevards of the World World of Science World of Commerce World of Entertainment and World of Century 21. It details Monorail access 96 seconds from downtown, Space Needle height and rotating restaurant, admission about 2 dollars and ride costs around 75 cents. The letter also invites family visitors to stay with relatives in Seattle.
The line frames the Honor Roll as a continuing narrative, inviting readers to follow each period’s achievements as chapters in a larger sequence. It emphasizes ongoing display of student excellence and progress through time.
The Saline Reporter notes publication every Wednesday with a subscription price of 3 dollars per year. It is entered as second class matter at the Saline Michigan post office under the act of March 3 1879.
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