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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1964
Page
4
All persons with debts from the recent School Carnival must submit them at the Elementary School office by Friday May 15 to finalize the event proceeds. A spring semi formal dance for ages 18 to 25 is planned for May 14 at the YM YWCA in Ann Arbor from 9 p.m. to midnight.
Hary A. Feeman aged 23 of 203 West Michigan Avenue was fined 40 dollars and costs in justice court on reckless driving charges After police clocked his vehicle at speeds reaching 100 miles per hour He was arrested at 1 10 a m Saturday after officers trailed his car from Hall Street to a mile beyond the city limits
Planning for the Jaycee Rodeo proceeds with May 29 to 31 dates at the 4-D Ranch on Waters Road. The event has an International Rodeo Association certificate of approval with tickets on sale through Saline Jaycees and local downtown outlets. Don Decker owns the ranch and chairs the production with Chuck Lamberson as rodeo chairman. City Council approves immediate blacktopping of Hickory Lane by Washtenaw Asphalt Co.
City Superintendent Mike Strait authorized by City Council to seek bids for cyclone fencing around the open portion of the sewage disposal plant to prevent youths from trespassing.
Saline City adopts Ordinance No 174 to establish a five member Library Board and a free public library. The council will levy up to one mill tax, appoint terms from one to five years, and set rules for governance, reporting, and library operation including penalties for damaging books.
A public meeting on the 1964-65 Saline budget is planned for 8 p.m. Wednesday, June 3, at City Hall. The council held a work session on the budget, which will be ready for public inspection from May 25 and each business day until the June 3 session.
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