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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1968
Page
8
Legal notice from Gogebic County Probate Court announces July 30 1968 at 10 A M in Bessemer Michigan for hearing on Reino Hauta petition for probate of a Will administration and heirs. Publication and service follow statute with court seal and attorney listed.
Community notice encourages adults and youth to form summer 4-H clubs. It lists projects from leathercraft and woodworking to livestock, soils, and safety, outlines roles and meeting planning, and urges early enrollments through the Ironwood extension office. The piece also explains soil science basics and notes an unrelated classified ad about job leads and a grim closing line.
The June 10 1968 special session adopted Ordinance No 230 the annual appropriation bill raising 115 018 75 to fund city services The vote was unanimous and the budget was opened for public inspection with no objections filed The council approved allocations for streets parks police and other funds and adjourned.
Raymond F. Clevenger, former 11th District Congressman, says he is seriously considering running again for Congress. He cites petition responses and discussions with Democratic leaders as factors. He now chairs the Great Lakes Basin Commission, a $27,055 annual post established in 1967 with headquarters in Ann Arbor.
Peter Corgiat of 301 West Galena Street marked his 90th birthday at a family gathering on Friday June 7. Attendees included Margaret, Doreen, and Mary Jo Corgiat all of Des Plaines and Bessemer relatives Jerry, Clarence Negri Jr. and his sons Roger Ronald Robert Richard and Randall. Corgiat retired from his shoe repair business at 87 and remains in good health enjoying gardening and long walks.
The VFW Auxiliary approved a visit to the Veterans Hospital at Iron Mountain this month. The plan was finalized during the County Seat June meeting, outlining the members and intended date for the outreach.
The coho salmon excites Midwestern anglers as it migrates from Lake Michigan waters. Bright spoons and spinners like the Johnson Silver Minnow and Johnson Sprite drive catching from piers, docks, and shoreline banks at depths of 2 to 5 feet, with deeper trolling at 10 to 20 feet yielding results. Early morning and dusk remain productive, and readers are urged to try shore and boat methods, aiming for coho conversions.
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