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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
6
Valedictorian Delores Mattila urges graduates to plan carefully for future journeys like astronauts. Jacqueline Fountain, salutatory, addresses class of 1963 about youth, maturity, and personal responsibility. City police notes summarize local youth curfew arrests, speeding tickets, and minor accidents with names and dates.
State Police report a 51 year old Roy Peterson of Anvil Location killed when his car struck a deer on M28 near Bingo’s on May 25. The incident caused extensive front end damage to the vehicle.
Admissions list for Divine Infant Hospital from May 29 to June 3 shows births and patient admissions across Ironwood Bergland Wakefield Marenisco Ramsay and other towns. Notable entries include multiple new sons, medical and surgical cases, injuries and discharges like Elmer Newberg, Roy Kaufman, Edward Budick, and John Gray.
Miss Alice Josephine Harle and William John Karling wed Saturday afternoon May 25 at Broad Street Methodist Church Cleveland Tennessee with Dr Marquis Triplett officiating. Bride's parents listed and reception at Spring Hill Drive. groom employed by Bowaters Southern Paper Corp. A separate classified ad seeks Rawleigh products distributor in Gogebic County with no investment.
Part time positions for women offering $2.32 hourly rate and up in Wakefield area. Service friends and neighbors, build customer base in city. No investment or experience required. Choose own hours. Write Watkins Products, Inc., F-74, Winona, Minn. 6-27.
Governor Romney keeps a campaign promise to the people of the Upper Peninsula by holding a public five minute citizen session June 22 at Northern Michigan University in Marquette from 1 to 3 p m. The event is open to press radio and TV crews with a first come basis for residents wanting to speak. The governor will also appear on WLUC TV at 4 14 p m and address the Upper Peninsula American Legion convention at 5 30 p m and the Legion Drum and Bugle contest at 8 30 p m.
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