Wakefield City Council June 3 1963 Official Proceedings
City Council holds regular session. May 20 minutes approved. Bills listed, with Williams and Works bill of $610.24 excluded. Budget hearings, tax levy set at 65000, and 40 hour work week approved for police and fire. Special meeting June 6 to discuss blacktopping and staffing. Lease renewal sought for Little League field. Maintenance contract with State Highway Dept adopted. Civil Defense reports and memorial building lease status reviewed. Adjournment with thanks to local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns
Linda
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Police and Fire Departments
Police
State of
Michigan
City of
Wakefield
R. D. Hodge
Fire and Police
Civil Service
Loomis Pit test holes approved for Health Dept oversight
Council moved by Linda with Stempihar support to drill test holes at Loomis Pit as a cheaper alternative to the Vicar Mine Shaft. Holes to be approved by the State Health Department. Other items included coffee breaks, separate utility accounts, and a new fire truck with next meeting agenda. Meeting adjourned unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Peter Valesano
Johns
Linda
Stempihar
Stemiphar
Luoma Road
M-28
Bedell Ave
Harrison Street
Olson
Lahti
Lake Shore Drive
Eddy St
Erally
Loomis Pit
Vicar Mine
State Health Department
Salmi
Social Security Benefits and Rules Highlighted by Marquette Official
Mr. George C. Franzen, District Manager of the Marquette area, notes that about 1.2 billion dollars in monthly Social Security benefits are issued nationwide, with over 1.5 million to Marquette area recipients and 262 655 dollars to Gogebic County residents each month. He stresses beneficiaries must report earnings above 1200 dollars per year or any major life change to avoid overpayments, and outlines rules for survivor benefits, remarriage, and child care requirements, urging periodic review and local office checks for doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
George C. Franzen
Marquette Area
Gogebic County
Franzen
Social Security Office
Orders to Report to Ironwood Depot for June 5 Roll Call
The list orders volunteers Dalbert C. Dalbeck Milne J. Miskovich and leader Lyle L. Angus to report at 9:00 a m June 5 at the Chicago and North Western Railway Depot Ironwood after entraining for the Milwaukee Induction Station. It also lists five men for physical examination Donald P. Bernardin William L. Anderson John C. Conley Edward G. Vargovich John A. Gustafson with a leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and North Western Railway
Ironwood
Milwaukee
Dalbert C. Dalbeck
Milne J. Miskovich
Lyle L. Angus
Donald P. Bernardin
William L. Anderson
John C. Conley
Edward G. Vargovich
John A. Gustafson
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Liuha
Linn
Movrich
Petty Cash
Ida Keskey
Secretary of State
Joseph Johns
Mich
Dept. of Health
Lansing
Greyhound
Operator’s Licenses
the Sporting News
Anna Rytkonen
Wm. G. Cloon
Rytkonen
Gogebie County
Standard Oil Company
C-Z Chemical Co., Inc
Charlie’s Alert
Eino’s Shell Service
General Trading Co
Proto Ratchit
Gog. County Office of Civil Defense
Herbert C. Jueppert
Mfg
W. C. McFarlane
Michigan State Highway Dept
Sss Superior Equipment Co., Inc
John Trejohn
Wakefield Ass'n
Wakefield News
Westinghouse Electric Supply Company
Williams & Works
Williams and Works
Mourich
Michigan Municipal League
U. P
Escanaba
Keweenaw Land Association, Ltd
A. P
West Pike Addition
Little League
Eddy Park
Linha
Keweenaw Land Association
State Highway Department
Emil F. Mourich
Morrich
Waiko E. Spets
Civil Defense
Civil Defense Emergency Hospital
Memorial Community
Spets
Spetz
MCB
Anton Valesano
Santini
Liquor Control Commission
Wakefield Woman’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
Stempihar, Johns, Linda
Union
Perch & Haddock
Dot’s Cafe
Putnam St. Near High School
Hunter’s Inn
Sellar Street
Bessemer, Michigan
Music For Dancing
Not
Jon~ Williamson
Dilsaver
Rudy Jarvi
Wakefield, Michigan
Range Cab & Corrier Service
Wakefield, Mich