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The Wakefield News

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1963

Page

4

Wakefield cagers roll past Maple for 69 46 win

Coach Jim Daniels' Wakefield team beat Maple 69 to 46 in the 1963 M-W Conference opener. Mickey Ginolfi led with 18 points as Wakefield surged to a 43-22 lead after the third, while Terry Salmi added 13 and Jim Franck 11. Maple's Khalar and Hanson each scored 12.

Jim Daniels Cagers Maple Mickey Ginolfi Wakefield Terry Salmi Hanson Khalar Tiger Daniels Chris Linn Charlie Londo John Petranek Jim Smith Dennis Forney Jim Franck Roger Koski Bob Jurkovich Chris Zuidmulder Jerry Maki Pearson Houghton Maple Bees Bessemer Ontonagon Ashland Hurley Mabepee Lee Wake

Lake Forest Honors Jim Harris MVP of 1963 Football Team

Jim Harris a Negaunee High School and Wakefield alumnus and Lake Forest College senior midfielder fullback was named most valuable player for the 1963 Foresters football squad. He ran for 304 yards on 56 attempts this season and was praised as a gentleman on and off the field. Harris is majoring in business administration and is the son of City Manager and Mrs. Leonard Harris.

Jim Harris Negaunee Negaunee High Lake Forest College Harris Foresters Jim Chicago College Wakefield Leonard Harris Negaunee High Grad Lake Forest Doug King Michigan Tech Huskies Bemidji Mankato St. Cloud Winona Moorhead Ralph Abata Kingsford Don Krejearek Coleman Wisconsin Roger Hettinga Rothschild Dennis Burns Kaukauna Ken Naples Toronto Ontario Glenn Galligan Bruce Bausman Wes Halverson Lowell Nomeland John Christie Gary Storm Gordon Grant Bob Glaseman Don Krejcarek Bruce Johnson Jerry Wallskog Roger Goerish Dick Kern Lonny Johnson Dennis Bruns Maury Goldstein Russ Johnson Bob Folk John Kopari Bruce Zellmer

Upper Peninsula Press Club Set Meeting at NMU Campus

Bayard Lawes chief photographer of the Royal Oak Tribune and Michigan Press Photographers Association president will headline the first Upper Peninsula Press Club gathering in Marquette on December 6 at Northern Michigan University. A news photography demonstration and a panel on Whats News are planned with editors publishers and industry staffers attending. Dr Edgar L Harden NMU president will welcome members followed by a 3 PM meeting and 6:30 PM dinner. A NMU Fieldhouse basketball game with Stevens Point is on the schedule.

Bayard Lawes Royal Oak Mich Tribune Michigan Press Photographers Association Upper Peninsula Press Club Marquette University Center Northern Michigan University Uiver Peninsula Lawes The Michigan Press What Ken Lowe Marquette Mining Journal Dave Reod Manistique Pioneer-Tribune Ogden Johnson Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co Ishpeming Paul Ripley Edgar L. Harden Northern Press Club Northern Michigan Stevens Point Wis NMU

Michigan Tech Gains Interstate MDTA Program for Sawyers

Michigan Tech earns approval for a $235,453 tri state cooperative manpower retraining program to train 60 sawyer trainees for Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota mills. Three 28 week sessions begin December 9 1964 through October 1965 with MDTA funding and Ford Forestry Center as the training site.

Michigan Tech J. R. van Pelt Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Spa Manpower Development and Training Act MDTA Tech Forest Products Research Division Ford Forestry Center Alberta Ford Motor Company Fund A. J. Gazvoda Calumet Upper Peninsula Michigan Employment Security Commission MESC Detroit Gazvoda

Sawmill Skills Train for Lawyers No This Text

The MDTA program aims to retrain workers for new skills to combat unemployment. It is a federal program run jointly by Health Education and Welfare and Labor. State agencies such as MESC and Michigan’s Division of Vocational Education administer it locally.

Michigan Tech Area Redevelopment Administration ARA Ford Center MDTA MESC Division of Vocational Education Department of Public Instruction Michigan

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