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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1964
Page
7
Washtenaw District Nurses Association will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. Friday in Building A at Ypsilanti State Hospital. Miss Avis Dykstra RN associate executive secretary of the Michigan State Nurses Association will address the gathering.
Mrs. Ethel Nettleship and Mrs. Ethel Dunham of Alexandra School of Cosmetology Ann Arbor supervised four recent hair styling and shaping contests in Chicago. Nettleship was installed as president and Dunham as third vice president of Alpha Sigma Chi. Judges represented England Finland Sweden and a U S hair fashion committee. A study group will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Erwin Buss home with co hosts Mrs John Wallace and Mrs Lawrence Tirb.
The Town and Country Study Group will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday May 20 at the home of Mrs. Jack Stull 3669 Weber Rd.
The State Highway Department began distributing the first quarter Motor Vehicle Highway Fund to Michigan counties and cities. State Highway Commissioner John C. Mackie reported January through March 1964 receipts of $91,938,815, up $4,627,070 from 1963. Washtenaw County received $582,779 and Saline $7,686. All gasoline diesel taxes and license plate fees fund the Highway Fund.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Buss hosted Sunday dinner with family in Ypsilanti in honor of son James who received his first Holy Communion at St Alexis Church. Mr and Mrs Ronald Diener from Columbus stopped in Bridgewater en route to Pigeon to visit the church and parsonage as he prepares to become St John Church pastor after graduation. Mrs Arnold Guenther and Mrs Nellie Guenther attended their uncle William Dennis's funeral in Dundee Wednesday.
May 16 Dress Revue at Greenfield Village. May 19 Horse Leaders meeting at 3 8 p.m. Room 117A County Building. May 19 4-H Dog Obedience Rural Activities Center 7 p.m. club meeting 8 p.m.
Free-Lo Study Group will meet Wednesday May 20 at the home of Mrs Eldon Condit 8461 Pleasant Lake Rd.
Washtenaw County 4-H club members won district awards from 13 counties in South Central Michigan. State show nominees include Carol Mast home improvement Jane Kingston photography Janet Kemner foods nutrition Kay Gordon dairy foods Archie Bradbury all achievement. alternates Beverly Windell sheep Cheryl Henes poultry. Kay Gordon 16, daughter of Dave and 4620 Willod Rd Saline, has judged led demonstrations and pursued projects in food preservation clothing and knitting.
The Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Department reports 922 complaints answered and 160 arrests made in April 1964. 663 civil papers served, 113 traffic violations issued, 98 accidents investigated including 52 property damage and 46 personal injuries with 11 persons injured. One fatal accident with one fatality. Department cars logged 58 090 miles. Dog Control picked up 105 dogs and answered 159 complaints. Driver’s License Bureau issued 1 378 licenses with 3 718.25 in fees. 5 084 meals served to inmates. George A. Petersen Sheriff.
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