Wakefield Board Of Education Hears November 1964 Actions
The Wakefield Board of Education met November 18 1964 in regular session. The board approved October minutes and current invoices, discussed salaries substitutes and seating, and authorized chalkboard resurfacing and MEA released time. They endorsed a no vote on Superior Cathedral joining the Michigan Wisconsin Conference and kept adult admission at 75 cents and student at 25 cents.
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Civic Education Service, Inc
U. P. Office Supply Company
Christensen Mach & Supply Co
C-Z Chemical Company, Inc
Baynes Pharmacy
Bedford Lumber Company, Inc
Brookvale Dairy, Milk MacDonald
Central Scientific Company
City of Wakefield, Electricity & Water
Chisnies Vrers, Wervinenla P. Gascence Doo Ee Echo Kane
Cohodas Paoli Company
Cleon Motor Company
Consolidated Dairies of
Mich
Educational Music Bureau, Inc
Harold Flammer, Inc
Peraen
Ives
Fuller Brush Company
Handy-Folio Music Company
International Business Machines
Johnson Music Store, Inc
Keystone Envelopes Company
N. L. & E. W. Kruyaman, Inc
Laidlaw Brothers
Lake Superior District Power Co
Master Products Company
Midwest Shop Supplies
Carl E. Neson
George Oberlander
Oddo Publishing
St. Paul Book & Stationery Co
Science Research Associates, Inc
Scott, Foresman and Company
Superior Audio-Visual Corporation
Harry L. Trezise
NETS
Peeis
The
Wakefield News
Wakefield Co-op
Superior Cathedral High School
Michigan-Wisconsin
Wakefield
Harry B. Sutter
James Daniels
Duane Lane
Eugene Maki
Superior Cathedral
Superior East
Cathedral
Maple
Trezise
Juntuila
Board of Education
Codger
T. Kenneth Rud
Gany Heath
NDEA
WJMS
Roger Randall
Michigan school districts seek excise taxes to fund education
Michigan school officials urge a shift from property taxes to excise levies such as gasoline, intangibles, incomes, or sales as a way to fund districts amid 1964 law limits. They push for state income tax revenue sharing and renewed legislative action in 1965 while Governor Romney pursues a statewide air pollution program with federal funds.
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National Forest Reserve
Ind Arts
James N. Folks
R-Horton
George Romney
Health Department
Romney
Michigan
Michigan Law Expands Local Mental Health Services
A new Michigan law creates state local partnership for community mental health programs in cities with 500000 people or counties. It aims to save money by treating patients locally, keep them connected with families, and funds outpatient inpatient diagnostic and rehabilitative services while coordinating with health and welfare agencies, courts, schools.
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Michigan
State Department of Mental Health
Public Health
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Wakefield Board OF Education
A. James Gilbert
John Tosco
Reuben R. Maki
Wilbert H. Juntuila
Charles Valesano
August J. Tiberi
A James Gilbert
Carl E. Kleimola
A. J. Gilbert
Esther Swanson
Valesano
August Tiberi
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Northern Stationers, Inc., Edg
Ray B. Smeeth Sporting Goods
Superior Coach Sales of Milwaukee Inc
Myrtle Grabrick
Ralph Newman
Harry Sawaski
Leslie Wanink
John Ostrom
Wayne Foster
Maki
M-W
Tiberi
Cadger
Department of Classroom Teachers
MEA
Junttila
Wakefield Township High School
Donald R. Fox
University of Michigan
Tesco
Michigan High School Athletic Association
Mr. Trezise
White Pine
Ramsay
U. P. Association of School Boards
Michigan Mirror
Henry Linne
Grosse Pointe
Michigan Federation of Teachers
State Health Department
Massachusetts
Donald H. Mills
Vision Examinatio
Ironwood
Aurora St
Seaman Bldg
Wakefield Township
Wayne Memela