Mothers to Meet at Intermediate School
Mothers will gather at 8 p.m. Tuesday April 4 at the school to elect a new chairman and finalize plans for the School Carnival set for early May.
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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1961
Page
3
Mothers will gather at 8 p.m. Tuesday April 4 at the school to elect a new chairman and finalize plans for the School Carnival set for early May.
The article introduces a Civil Defense series by Col. Gerald Miller detailing radiological defense. It stresses civilian recovery from nuclear attack as a decisive factor for Washtenaw County and national survival, arguing civil defense supports military defense and deters war.
The County Board of Supervisors pledges to provide radiological defense information and to develop a trained response team for Washtenaw County. Shelter and evacuation are outlined as protection strategies. sheltering reduces radiation exposure and improvised shelters are encouraged.
April 4 to 7 menus list daily meals with items for each weekday. Tuesday offers goulash butter and jelly sandwiches cookies fruit and milk. Wednesday serves beef stew cabbage salad butter and meat sandwiches chocolate pudding cake and milk. Thursday features pigs in a blanket baked beans ham salad sandwiches fruit jello and milk. Friday includes grilled cheese and tuna sandwiches carrot sticks vegetable soup ice cream cake and milk. Subject to change.
Contents note multiple local items including the Dairy Princess portrait by Lanny Robbins, Girl Scout cookie drive with 3067 boxes to be delivered April 11, bicycle safety plea for stopped signs, deliveries by Bruce Chambers and vacationing twins, Larry and Garry Ferguson, Larry Carr’s Phi Kappa Tau pledge, National Honor Society medal to Mike Bixby, flu-related school absence, and a Moses in the Bullrushes plant bloom spotted at Mrs. Harold Finch's home with details on origin and growth.
The Saline Reporter notes it is published weekly on Wednesday with a subscription rate of 3 dollars per year. It also lists the paper as second class matter in the Saline Michigan post office under the act of March 3 1879.
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