Washtenaw County Board Adjourns After Long Morning Session
Washtenaw County Board of Supervisors met at Ann Arbor Court House March 15 1962. Morning session included approvals for substitute supervisor S J Elden, centennial farms plaque display, and referrals to Agriculture and Public Relations committees. Afternoon session covered building and grounds projects at the county hospital, civil defense measures, and multiple planning and zoning committee reports.
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Board’of Supervisors
Washtenaw
Court House
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Walter
Roll Call
Sups. Hoffman
Ledbetter
Fred J. Looker
S. J. Elden
Sup. Gallup
Leonard
Howard Ledbetter
Reader’s Digest
Donald R. Johnson
Washtenaw County
Ellis
Fuller
Agriculture Committee
Gilbert E. Bursley
Michigan Tourist Council
Eisenheiser
Mort Sterling
Detroit
John R. Hathaway
William F. Verner
Hathaway
Marsh
Erwin Frederick
Michigan Office of Civil Defense
Will
Mulholland
Legislative Committee
Southeastern Michigan Tourist and Publicity Association
Sup
Hand
Ways and
Walter A. Goodman
the Development Commission
Senate
Rae
Schmerberg
Lapeer County Board of Supervisors
Mackinac County Board of Supervisors
Blackenburg
Silkworth
Cheboygan County Board of Supervisors
Agricultural Committee
County Extension Service
Bauer
Gerald G. Miller
Civil Defense
Smth
Col. Miller
Civil Defense Committee For
Edward Frederick
Washtenaw .County ‘Board of Supervisors
Washtenaw County Hospital
County Building Fund
Schaible
Circuit Court Committee
Friend of the Court's
Magee
Sanford
Elden
Supervisors
Washtenaw County Metropolitan Planning Commission
County Planning Committee
Freeman Weber
Ways and Means
Sup. Beach
Smith
Washtenaw County Board of Supervisors
Department’ of Health
Welfare Committee
Welfare Board
Ypsilanti Armory Board of Control
County Hos
Pital
Brose
Welfare Department
Dana
Ways and Means Committee
James O. Yarger & Associates
Falls Church
Northfield Township
N. Territorial
U. S. 23
Washtenaw County Coordinating Zoning Committee
Superior Township
Parr
Burns
County of
Janary
Education Committee
Michigan State Library
Learn and Save Club Completes Winter Program
Learn and Save 4-H Club completed its winter program with a dress review at the Schaible home. Sara Schaible planned the event as a Junior Leadership project with Elaine Dieterle as narrator. Mothers attended as members learned sock darning patches and hand buttonholes, under leaders Mrs. Simon Girbach and Mrs. Lee Knepper with five junior leaders guiding different groups.
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Sara
Jean
Elaine Schaible
Sara Schaible
Elaine Dieterle
Simon Girbach
Lee Knepper
Mary Jane Schumacher
Jean Schaible
Carol Meyer
Donna Diable
Mildred and
Lenora Haeussler
Ann Arbor
Our Saline High
Health Dept Plans School Test Program
Beginning April 9 Washte naw county Health Department with schools will offer tuberculin and histoplasmin testing to all ninth grade students and school personnel in the county. The program partners include the Washte naw Tuberculosis association and the South Eastern Michigan Tuberculosis detection project.
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Washtenaw County Health Department
Washtenaw Tuberculosis Association
South Eastern Michigan Tuberculosis Detection Project
Michigan and Kansas tie for Best Overall State Programs
The American Dairy Association of Michigan and its Kansas counterpart tied for top honors at the 22nd annual meeting in Chicago. The event ran from March 20 to 22.
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American Dairy Association of Michigan
Kansas
The
American Dairy Association
Chicago
Funeral services held Monday for Elsa F Munroe
Elsa F. Munroe 79 of Saline township died Thursday after a month long illness at Saline Community hospital. Born September 20 1882 in Tecumseh she was a teacher and longtime area resident survived by a brother Ray and sister Elsie Heiminger plus several nieces nephews and cousins Funeral services were at Bahnmiller Funeral Home with Rev Walter Damberg officiating Memorials to Saline Community hospital and Pittsfield Grange meeting Wednesday April 11 features speaker Mr Lidgard of University hospital and is organized by Irene Hassett Noah Webster began dictionary work in 1807 finishing in 1828.
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Elsa F. Munroe
Macon Rd
Saline Township
Saline Community Hospital
Tecumseh
James
Ellen Gordon Collins
Everett Munroe
Belleville
Ray
Ann Arbor
Elsie Heiminger
Milan
Wyman
Wava Peters
Bella Collins
Gordon
Bahnmiller Funeral Home
Walter Damberg
Dairy price support cuts draw Michigan dairy reaction
Michigan Milk Producers Association and the National Milk Producers Federation oppose the dairy price support cut. MMPA spokesman Dick Venne says the extent of the price reduction is unclear and may not be known until April. He estimates the class I price for 3.5 butterfat milk around $2.90, noting a floor provision exists for current yearly agreements but not for the Base Price.
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Michigan
Dick Venne
MMPA
Detroit
Venne
Detroit Dairies
Dairies
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Washtenaw County Board OF Supervisors’ “Report
Equalization Committee
Oakland
Sylvia Braun
Leutheuser
Hughes
Civil Defense Committee
Battle Creek
John W. Rae
Theodor Weber
Theodore Weber
E. A. Wolter
Luella M. Smith Clerk
Electrolux
L. H. Wells
W. Pottawatamie St
Tecumseh, HA
Health Dept. Plans
da Hieber
Sue Guenther
Karen Lindemann
Mary Grothe
Diane Guenther
Marcia Hieber
Linda Tobias
New High School
the Saline Reporter
Grange
Pittsfield Grange
Irene Hassett
Lidgard
University Hospital
Noah Webster
Vy Pfister
Saline Mercantile
Ann Arbor St
Hazel
F.H.A
Bridgewater Lumber Co
Bridgewater, Michigan
Michigan Milk Producers Association
National Milk Producers Federation
Massey-Ferguson
New Idea
Bridgewater Ph
Buzz
Ferguson
Ford Tractor
Johnson
aTteeereen, Csarisne
Farmall
Cockshutt
Massey Harris
John Deere
Cub
Frigidaire
General Motors
West Michigan Avenue