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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1961
Page
10
The University of Michigan Office of Registration and Records reports more than 90 000 grades posted each semester. The message suggests trying an advertisement in The Reporter.
Saline Junior Livestock association board met at Saline High School to plan a fall livestock tour starting at 9 a.m. Thursday August 17. The group will meet at the Intermediate School and include a judging contest while also discussing plans for the Saline Community Fair. Neil Haarer, reporter.
The Washtenaw County Sheriff Department reports 868 complaints answered in June 1961. The force made 138 arrests, closed 55 warrants, served 445 civil papers, and issued 291 traffic violations during the month.
A Future Homemakers of America meeting to adopt a new constitution will be held at 1 pm on Monday August 7 at Saline City Park. All members and freshmen interested in joining are urged to attend. Bring your own lunch. a drink will be provided.
The June 1961 report shows 93 accidents investigated with 55 property damage and 37 personal injury cases. 49 people were injured and one fatality. Department cars logged 44 519 miles. The Dog Control Division seized 139 dogs and handled 104 complaints. The Driver’s License Division issued 1 248 licenses including 49 duplicates, 201 chauffeur renewals, 824 operator renewals, 1 minor renewal and 173 originals, with $3 354.75 in fees. A total of 5 988 meals were served to inmates.
The Michigan Farm Bureau reviewed open insurance claim files to warn farmers about common rural hazards. Illustrative cases include a hog cholera vaccination misfire injuring a man, a boy scratched by a cat during a dog fight, a tractor accident injuring a wife, and a hammer falling into a farmer’s mouth from a beam.
Mrs. Stan Thayer wife of State Senator Stanley Thayer named campaign manager for Republican Con Con candidates in Washtenaw County She will lead Roscoe O Bonisteel Sr for the 33rd district Dr James K Pollock for the first district and J Don Lawrence for the second district Bonisteel a former Michigan Regent Pollock an Ann Arbor political science expert Lawrence an Ypsilanti attorney and judge selection committee chair The convention's judicial selection topic is highlighted by Thayer.
Four Salinians earned degrees last week at Eastern Michigan Universitys 10th annual Summer Convocation. Ronald Edwin Dubais Dean Lancaster Scott Grace Pauline Stierle earned Master of Arts in Education, and Bessie Melvina Anthony, already certified, received a Bachelor of Science. An unrelated farm accident report notes a tractor collision causing two crushed cars and one injured man, with a carelessness citation and a Farm Bureau safety plea.
Alton F. Ealy from Saline joined the 42nd annual Conference for Teachers of Vocational Agriculture at Michigan State University. More than 200 Michigan teachers principals and superintendents attended the week long session at Kellogg Center.
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