26 Apr 1973
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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1973
Page
1
Spring weather shifts from sun to rain with flowers blooming as Easter spirit fills Wakefield churches. Community notes highlight garden work, bird migration, and local essays, plus May memorials and a bridge anecdote. Church meetings cover IFS activities, fundraisers, and licensure for food handling with several obituaries and local social notes.
Mayor Clarence M. Halberg of Wakefield proclaims April 29 through May 5 as Postal Week. He notes the national mail service links communities to the world and urges civic groups schools and citizens to support and cooperate with the Postal Service in serving the public and business needs.
Immanuel Lutheran Church announces Senior Choir practice tonight at 7 30 at the church. Worship Sunday at 10 30 a m with Sunday School at 9 00 a m. Children's choir Tuesday 3 20 p m. Senior confirmation class 4 00 p m. Junior confirmation Wednesday 4 00 p m and Home Bible Studies at 7 00 p m.
The Wakefield Woman's Club will hold a regular session on Wednesday May 2 at Sunset Manor. Members will dine at 6 30 p m bringing their own place settings. The lunch chairwoman is Mrs Wayne Kuusisto assisted by several members. Installation of new officers will follow the meal.
Leo B Golembeski 50 of Ramsay died Sunday at Grand View Hospital where he had been admitted one hour earlier Born February 27 1923 in Wakefield he married Katherine Sof fiette of Ramsay in 1945 Survived by widow two sons Leo Jr Kathryn a student at Michigan Technological University his mother three sisters six brothers and three grandchildren Funeral at Christ the King Church Ramsay Thursday at 10. Burial Lakeside Cemetery.
A 1973 event feature shows officials from Ashland and Ashland area groups gathered for an AIM Wisconsin conference. Plans include a May Organizational Conference at Froelich's Sayner Lodge, a Sunday Lake Summer Camp, a June Community Camp, and an AIMHI Camp for handicapped children, exploring new mainstream avenues.
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