Final Junior High Exams Conclude
Final exams ended Friday 27, bringing relief to students who studied hard. The piece stresses daily homework and suggests next semester’s tests may go smoother for those who maintain consistent effort.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1956
Page
2
Saline Junior High Students Are Proud
Saline Junior High students celebrate progress after moving to a larger building. The schedule now allows more study time, the school has its own flag designed by Diane Vani Nest, and a new principal, Mr. Jaquith. The student council meets weekly to discuss issues and report them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Diane Vani Nest
Jaquith
Family Night At Federated Church Dinners Highlight Mid-Winter Series
Federated Church continues its Thursday Family Night program with a fourth mid winter dinner. It remains a potluck event with Afternoon Circle arranging and serving coffee. Harold Brown leads a mission study from Faith by Floyd Shacklock after a 6 30 supper with group singing and musical numbers by Wendy Wild Garry Wild and Bob Austin. All members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Church
Harold Brown
Floyd Shacklock
Wendy Wild
Garry Wild
Bob Austin
Bread texture myths debunked says DMSA experts
A DM.S.A. consumer information specialist notes the squeeze test is not a reliable freshness measure for all breads. Some loaves stay firm due to their compact nature, while others remain soft for days because of ingredients and softeners used in production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dm.s.a
Consumer Information Specialists
Wasp Makes Good Progress at Saline Junior High
The Wasp a Saline Junior High official paper marks six issues planned for second semester. First issue dated September 28 1955 featured editorial news and sports. By issues four and five pages for features and sports expanded and more news copy appeared earned praise for staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASP
Saline Junior High
Carl Brown
Susan Coates
Larry Carr
Tam ‘Ehwacho
Carol Schiller
Kay Camburn
Fred Raus
Freshmen Plan Career Night at Saline High
Saline High School Freshman class schedules a Career Night on Wednesday February 8 at 7 30 in the study hall. Professor Byran from the University of Michigan will discuss new fields and suitable courses. Teachers will attend and a Q A segment will follow. Open to freshmen and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cof Saline High School
Byran
University of Michigan
Fun Club Opens Card Party Tournament at Saline Hall
The Fun Club held its first ecard party of the season at Saline Township Hall with twenty two tables. Champions included Carl Miller first among men, Clarence Feldkamp and Jake Finkbeiner tied for third. women winners were Luela Weber and Mrs Oscar Klein tied for first, with Mrs David Wahl second and Mrs Hannah Finkbeiner third. Proceeds benefit the Saline Hospital Fund as the club plans to furnish a room in the new hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Township
Carl Miller
Clarence Feldkamp
Jake Finkbeiner
Luela Weber
Oscar Klein
David Wahl
Galloper
Wasp Begins Line Contest at School Weekly
The Wasp announces its first annual line contest for staff members. Writers may clip and post all published articles from the town paper or The Wasp. Lynda Sloan chairs the event as entries mount on a bulletin board. The contest closes with the final May issue of the school paper and an awards dinner will honor winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasp
Lynda Sloan
Federated Ladies Aid Society Meeting Details
The Federated Church Ladies Aid Society sets a February 8 meeting at 2 00 p m hosted by Mrs Wm Bailey 408 N Harris Devotions will be led by Mrs Carl Carr and program chairman Mrs William Pike leads the topic Pattern for Christ The day includes plans for the Fathers and Sons Banquet on March 4 and the business meeting will follow the program session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of Federated Church
Wm. Bailey
N. Harris
Maurice Henderson
Carl Carr
William Pike
Fathers’ and Sons
Michigan Week Names James F Warner Chairman in Washtenaw
Russel Swaney announces James F. Warner of Ypsilanti will chair Michigan Week activities in Washtenaw County. Warner, president of Warner Dairy, aims to rally clubs as Michigan Week runs May 20 to 20. Durward B. Warner of Michigan State University leads the Local Organization Committee. This third observance promotes Michigan's greatness, already reaching nationwide audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Swaney
James F. Warner
Grant Street
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Warner
Warner Dairy
Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti Board of Commerce
Durward. B. Warner
Michigan State University
Chevrolet Unveils 1956 Task Force Trucks With Powermatic Six-Speed
Chevrolet introduces its 1956 Task Force Trucks with the Powermatic six speed automatic on 15 two ton models and a optional five speed manual on 17 two ton models. New safety features include sealed beam headlights hydraulic retarder wheel mounts redesigned interiors tubeless tires and a bold load pulling exterior. Six engine choices include four V eightes and five sixes with more powerful options across the line. The display begins January 27 at Chevrolet dealers as part of a broad redesign aimed at safety control and versatility.
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Chevrolet
Powermatic
Blood Drives Through Red Cross Save Countless Lives
Since 1948 the Red Cross has collected over 16 million pints of blood and countless lives have been saved through its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
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Saline Junior High School
Federated
FBI
Tay Pt
SUN. & Mon
Belida
Caulfield
Reynolds
Cleaning Service
G. E. Reynolds
Arbor
Lwood
Ara Arbor
Fun Club
Federated Ladies Aid Society
Mich. Week
the Saline Observer
Oldsmobile
Michigan Ave
Arnet’s
Martha Washington Theatre
Municipal Court
N. Washington St
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