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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1968
Page
4
Ordinance 86 creates a parking violations bureau in Wakefield under the City Clerk with authority to locate, staff, and regulate the bureau. It restricts dispositions to scheduled offenses, preserves rights to court review, and outlines Schedule Uniform Traffic Code violations with fines and repeals conflicting ordinances.
The City of Wakefield Michigan adopts the Uniform Traffic Code by reference after passage of Ordinance No. 87. The ordinance repeals conflicting preexisting traffic provisions, sets implementation immediately, and cites legal basis under Public Act 62 of 1956. City Clerk Martha Juoppers signed December 17, 1968. In separate items, local bowling scores and event notes are listed with multiple venues and scores.
In closing Mr Halberg urged public participation in the luminaria on Sunday and Monday December 22 and 23. December 22 will feature children’s treats at 5 15 p m around the city lighted Christmas tree on Main Street. Choirs from local churches and other groups will sing carols and all are invited to join.
Mrs Bernard Olejniczak chairman Circle 4 of Immaculate Conception Church reminds members of the annual Christmas party at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Sailer Sunday December 22 with a potluck supper starting at 6 30 p m Dollar gifts will be exchanged Assisting hostess Mrs Roger Sailer and Mrs Anthony Trolla
Arrests by Michigan State Police show Robert E. Blackburn of McMillan paying a $5.00 fine and $4.90 for speeding with a truck. He appeared on December 11. On December 3 John R. Clark of Wake-...
In a local notice, Patrick J. Howlette of Green Bay received a $30 fine and $4.90 costs for reckless driving on December 2. A separate entry mentions a $10 fine and $4.90 costs for violating Michigan basic speed law. Sgt. Nick Jarvela, on 30 days leave from the U S Army, visits family after a year in Vietnam and three months in Hawaii, before returning to Fort Riley Kansas. The Apostolic Lutheran Church will hold Communion Worship on Sunday December 22 at 10:00 a.m. led by Rev. Nathan Ruonavaara.
An old style classified item promotes earning $10 to $15 daily by distributing Watkins products and Christmas gifts in Wakefield. It advertises GoBese tablets and Baynes Pharmacy and asks readers to write D-92 Watkins Products Inc in Winona Minnesota for startup details.
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