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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1961
Page
3
More than two thousand musicians from coast to coast attended the national band directors workshop held at the University of Michigan last year. The event showcased ensembles, clinics, and networking opportunities for educators and performers.
A brief devotional comparing earthly wealth to spiritual wealth in Christ. It cites Galatians and Romans to claim Christians are heirs of God and joint heirs with Christ, urging faith in Jesus for eternal riches beyond material gain.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Kochen dorfer of Ann Arbor announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Ellen to Robert L Baird son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Baird of Ann Arbor The bride to be is an Ann Arbor High School graduate and Western Michigan University alumna now a reservationist for Eastern Airlines in Detroit He is a student at Eastern Michigan University and affiliated with Fraternity Lodge No 262 F and AM in Ann Arbor He works in the engineering science division of American Metal Products Co A June 30 wedding is planned.
Marian Alice Johnson of Ann Arbor and Howard Lynn Schreyer of Pinckney have announced their engagement. Johnson is a Saline High School and University of Michigan College of Pharmacy graduate and a pharmacist at Quarry Inc. Schreyer is a Manneville High School graduate with BS from the University of Alberta and MS in engineering, pursuing a PhD.
University of Michigan lecturer Michael P Church argues repetitive factory tasks dull identity and prompt off duty creativity. He notes fewer work hours give people time to express skills in art, carving and other activities, while a couple plans to wed December 16 at the Federated Church of Saline.
Elementary School Principal Marian Barclay announced kindergarten enrollment in the Sa Line area stands at 145 children across three sections. Last year’s enrollment was 131.
With the aid of Room Mothers pictures were taken Tuesday at the Elementary School. They will be delivered in about six weeks.
The Saline area school system used 2268.96 of penal funds for libraries in three schools, with a library budget of 4850 for books and salaries. County Library plans face opposition from Saline officials who fear duplication and loss of funds, while Saline Public Library operates with no state aid and limited hours.
Church envisions a new arts renaissance in Michigan and beyond as more people engage in creative work. He keeps a file on participants with personal history material and correspondence and argues that higher participation boosts overall art quality. Field tile lines offer better drainage than mole drains on poor Michigan soils.
A Frigidaire lab technician magnifies a small metal screw twenty times with a shadowgraph projector to check dimensions. The procedure underscores the need for every component to meet strict engineering specs to ensure appliance dependability.
Mrs. Oscar Smith and Mrs. Charles Kern attended a Washtenaw area Library Association meeting at Ann Arbor Public Library. The group discussed rotation of state library books with 250 titles placed in Saline Library for a five month circulation. One third of the collection will be swapped with other area libraries on November 9. Members include Chelsea Manchester Willow Run Ypsilanti Dexter and Ann Arbor.
Agricultural economists from Michigan State University report a moderate rise in U S hog production. Film bookings for all groups stand at 62 000 in the University of Michigan Audio Visual Education Center. The State Library makes books available only to member libraries, not directly to the public.
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