Local netmen repeat as Class CD champions at Crystal Falls
Eugene Maki led the Wakefield Cardinals to the Class CD tennis title at Crystal Falls, scoring 11 percent of the points to win the doubles crown Koski Maki and Salmi Smith beat two teammate pairs to clinch the doubles title. In singles Bob Jurkevich reached the final but lost to Alpha’s Bernard Alexa 6 1 6 1. Alexa also defeated Jurkevich 6 1 6 1 for the singles crown. The Cardinals posted a 9 3 1 season mark, with losses to Stambaugh Ashland Crystal Falls.
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Eugene Maki
Crystal Falls
Alpha
Wakefield
Koski-Maki
Salmi- Smith
Bob Jurkovich
Cardinal
Bernie Alexa
Jurkovich
Tim Stankewicz
Greg Leonardi
Salmi-Smith
Cardinals
John Valesano
Bill Lehotsky
Randy Bjork
Earl Lepisto
Stambaugh
Ashland
Iron Mountain
Menominee
Ironwood
Marquette
John Valesan
Roger Koski
Jerry Maki
Mike Casanova
Mark Simeoni
Angelo Diqui
Dave Campana
Ron Lepisto
Stan Bjork
Terry Salmi
Jim Smith
Bill Kallio
Greg Waligursky
Dick Horner
Bill Stream
Diqui-Campana
R. Lepisto-S. Bjork
Ron Albiero
Leonardi
Alexa
Firestrom
Alexa Drabbed Jurkovich
Five immortal composers honored on Austrian gold and silver coins
Austrian treasury issues commemorative coins for Strauss Mozart Beethoven Wagner and Verdi in 22 g gold and 16 g silver. Gold coins priced at 50 dollars each, silver at 10 dollars. Send cash check or money order to VERLAND-QUELLE Vienna to order, with postage prepaid and prompt delivery. No CODs.
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Strauss
Mozart
Beethoven
Wagner
Verdi
Vienna
Stammersdorferstrasse
Austria
Cub Scout Graduation Ends Dens Skits and Ceremonies
Ten boys complete Cub Scout work and become eligible for Boy Scouts this fall. Dennis Anderson and nine others received diplomas. each was given a Boy Scout knife by Mrs. Wilta. Dens performed skits, and the program closed with Good Night Cub Scout. Lunch followed in the cafeteria with 11th grade mothers coordinating the buffet.
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Reuben Maki
August Tiberi
Casper Draxler
PTA Council
Matt Rintamaki
PTA
Willa
John Graves
Ruth Potter
Draxler
Richard Brown
Eugene Mattila
Mattila
Graces Graves
Lida Rose
Sandra Lee Graves
Jill Wasielewski
Helene Sears
Are
John Ahonen
Paul Boleau
James Empy, Jr
John Geroux
Michael Finco
Richard Harry
Robert Sievert
Gary Zazeski
LaMaide
Dennis Anderson
Dennis LaMaide
John Grasso
Mark Wilta
Chester Dillon II
Michelas Nelson
Robert Trowne
Roderick Newman
Richard Wienandt
Mark Daniels
Governor Romney to Lead Upper Peninsula Economic Opportunity Conference
Governor Romney calls a two day Conference on Economic Opportunity at Northern Michigan University in Marquette for June 17 and 18. Leaders from business industry agriculture education and government in the Upper Peninsula and nearby areas will discuss mining manufacturing tourism services wood resources and farming with sections to focus on specific areas and a luncheon summary of conclusions and recommendations.
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Upper Peninsula
Gov. Romney
Northern Michigan University
Marquette
Upper
Forest Fires in Upper Peninsula Week Totals May 30 1964
Forest fires in the Upper Peninsula state protection area totaled 16 during the week ending May 30 1964 burning 26.3 acres. Baraga Gogebic Houghton Keweenaw Ontonagon counties reported two fires burning 8 acres. Crystal Falls district logged six fires 5 acres and 120 fires have burned 634.9 acres to date. Escanaba district reported seven fires 20.2 acres, with 45 fires totaling 138.7 acres to date. One additional fire was reported.
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Upper Peninsula
John A. Anquilm
Department of Conservation
Marquette
Baraga
Gogebic
Houghton
Keweenaw
Ontonagon
Crystal Falls
Iron
Dickinson
Menominee
Escanaba
Delta
West
Alger
Fires scorch UP lands amid rapid burn toll in 3 counties
The Newberry Field Office reports 21 fires burning 96.9 acres across Luce Mackinac Schoolcraft Chippewa and the east half of Alger Counties this season. In total 208 fires have burned 915.1 acres in the Upper Peninsula to date, compared with 238 fires and 1,284.7 acres by this time last year.
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Ing
Newberry
Luce
Mackinac
Schoolcraft
Chippewa
Alger
Upper Peninsula
Relm Foundation Grants $10,400 to Suomi College
Suomi College announces a $10,400 grant from Relm Foundation, to be paid over two years for faculty salary improvements and hiring of full-time faculty. President Ralph Jalkanen says the funding boosts confidence amid groundbreaking ceremonies for the college's first new building in 25 years.
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Relm Foundation
Suomi College
Ralph Jalkanen
Ann Arboor
Richard Ware
Jalkanen
College
Hich Tide
Suomi College Seeks Private Support in Upper Peninsula
A growing group of individuals, businesses and foundations increasingly invest in Suomi as the sole private venture in higher education within the Upper Peninsula, reflecting broad community backing and a commitment to continued campus vitality.
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Suomi
Upper Peninsula
Colorful Stamp Offer From Austrian Seller
A seller advertises 300 varied Austrian stamps with many commemoratives for three dollars. Buyers urged to send cash check or money order to Klein Steyr Hamnerstrasse 4 Austria. Delivery promised promptly.
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Klein, Steyr
Hamnerstrasse
Austria
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