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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1968
Page
6
A prominent elder statesman accepts an invitation to speak to a women’s club about the Chinese situation. He questions the necessity of the talk while a member explains the event is a chow mein luncheon to preserve the spirit. The exchange blends humor with geography and policy notes.
Northern Michigan University will continue accepting students for the 1968 fall term starting September 16, with admissions director Robert Bliss saying the process will continue "as long as possible." In recent years the university has halted admissions in midsummer, and no firm closing date was given. The notice also notes Michigan leads in cherries, beans, berries, cucumbers, and winter wheat. The page includes a separate court order in Gogebic County involving Petersons and Sutcliffe against Superior Land Company to clear title by adverse possession, with a October 15, 1968 deadline for defendants to respond.
Science reports a medication that relieves pain itching and shrinks hemorrhoids in most cases. Case after case doctors prove gentle relief with actual reduction. The secret is Preparation H. It soothes irritated tissues and helps prevent infection. Ask for Preparation H Ointment or Suppositories.
Wakefield Township Schools invites applications for a part time bus driver about four hours daily in two shifts. Applicants must pass a medical exam. Obtain blanks from Superintendent Carl E. Kileimola’s office.
A 13 year old girl named Anne Norkioi seeks babysitting work and lists contact at 229-5256. Also an ad for a house for sale notes a very good condition property with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths including a basement and swimming pool, contact Tronwood 932-4934 via Mrs. Emily Smith.
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