The Iron Mountain News December 19, 1967 (Chrisy Birth)

Weather

1

Michigan — Partly Wednesday “mo = Wednesday mostly ‘Ww hoody. not mitch change, 8.

Weather

Bureau

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on

oun

Rebounding WASHINGTON (AP) — Gov-

tion's economy, —_ rebount strongly trom recent strikes, 15 expanding at a pace that ‘Congresa of the mi personal abd fone

ss PINE MOUNTAIN COULD USE SOME OF THIS — Five Northern Arizona University coeds take advantage of a snow that had left 54 Inches at Flagstaff, Ariz., and caused the univerChristmas, vacation three days early, They are, trom fefl, Jo Vanasky, Youngs: reeze, Fla

by JohnKarin Aumer, Gu Mary_Barkle son, Fallbrook, allt, ‘and Carol ‘Souihatrom, San Pedro, Calif. (AP Wirephato)

Plane

Crashes Into

Market; Nine More Missing; 12 Injured

0 Johnson's pr i nae archangel aariiee this year.

It should give the administra-

Cardinal Wills Estate To His Successor IEW

YORK

(AP)—Francis

cardinal Spellman willed his entire estate, estimated in the neighborhood of $30,000,t mocoesvor wn arciblahon ofNew ! | ‘York, or the benefit of (CSON, Ariz, (AP) — An archdioc The will dated April 30, 1960, Are Force jet crashed intoa supermarket where more than 50 was filed for probate Tuesday persons were shopping and in Manhattan Surrogate's Court. burst into flame Monday night. Cardinal Spellman died Dec. 3| 3 vered si

juding a whic ‘tho carding! intended to jured. about seven hours alter |, ansfer to the archdiocese, bu The plane’s two crewmen economic activity achuted to satay moments Be- tihlch he had not yet secclved suffering pura Monday.

A third employe, Norman E. when he died. fore the er: Doss, 49, of Houston, died eatly e flames destroyed the su: today. permarket and heavily dame 30 workers suffering insinesses 207 Draft ged two adjoining juries, 17 remained in hospitals |™ and three homes near the sh: many’ in critical condition. At- UT c. hate to say every road ping area at 29th and Alvernon tendants said several may be Jeads to Rome but every one of streets, blinded. Others were treated at these The ‘pilot was identified es Protester: statistics leads to the plant for minor injuries and jack R. Hamilton of ”” one economist sald of te one was dismissed after hospital | slowdown in economic. activity

Arrested

during September and October. experts are glad to sce

t| snelt forecasts contitmed by the lice arrested 207 anti<iraft deminjuries November data but the strong at the Oak- clothes set afire by the metal. expansion indicates the econoOfficials reported land Induction Center my is getting hot—uncomfortawork st the mill bat did ly 0—one sou!

Force Base, about two miles where they sought to block en- Persons ‘ances anc ie pale ‘uses head- not say how many were present rite away. ie Commerce sparen at the time of the accident.

‘The two men are gttione:s at ed_for the bi unofficially |TePo Nellis Air Force "These arrested a booked on blamed esmen billion toa record me an a bent Up's seta cea on a roiling (raking such charges as suspicion of mechanicalthe accident rate of $641.7 billion. Housthat held the nual trespassing, disturbing the bowl-shaped arm mission ing starts jumped 4.7 per cent to ladle in place.

‘The Air Force gave no reason peace; failure to disperse, and Plant Manager, W.M. Rankin an annual rate of 1,368,000 units, as to why the men had to bail Muntelpal ‘Court today. Tour said an overhead electric crane the965, highest since Decemi out.

Witnesses said the FaD fet posted $200 bail and were re- supported the ladle that carried |!

30 tons of molten iron from speleased.

Five young men among the cial rail cars to the hearth. The 15, OMe of those near the seene, 1.500 persons gathered arcund crane lifts the ladle to the secwere arrested by ond-floar level, 40 feet off the said it looked like one of ‘the the center wings hit the corner of .S. saarshale for not carrying ground.

OAKLAND,

Calif.

(AP)

— Po-

onstrators Monday

2

from the plane onds takeoff from Davis. Monthan Air

Gorton Seen

first.

had been expecting this, operat or

U.S. Atty, Cecil Poole sald he

had, not jorieced any arrests for of draft cards ‘and that a "tar as he knew no

such arrests had ever been made before. tion because of the low-lying Poole pointed out that it is ecessary to establish wilful planes.” ss Of nonpossession before | there is a case ich can be | Prosecuter He said he would ask the FBI to make a complete investi tion of each man to see if there are grounds for prosecution.

Acting Marshal Trevelyn J.

New York Probe Nets Five Arrests

8,000 At Funeral Of Soul caer aa -

Successor

on

ered _ CANBERRA, uae AP) siralia's minister of eduand “treund Macon's Cit for the fu- cation and yes Sen. John y Gorton, sme ned today as mul singer 1!

Otis Redding, who lost his life a likely compromise su Dec.

10

in

plane crash. ©

a

tragic

Wisconsin

jedding, u 26-year-old, internationally-known rhythm and blues singer, was buried on his ranch at Roundnd Oak, about ‘her.

Blazzard, who made the arrests | 3 miles north of with two Septie said the five edding and six of the seven with him died in the were trying to get into the in-| pers and that he first rash of their light plane tnto NEW YORK (AP) — City in- ductionforcenter Seentieioa tony and then the icy waters of Madison's vestigators, working on the di- asked for draft cards.

Lake Monona. rect orders of Mayor John V.

Lindsay, begin today a painstaking probe into all matters dealt with by former mayoral nide James L. Marcus, accused with a Cosa Nostra figure in a ally. soot Sve tees scheme. and five other men, including labor racketoor AIMoPOINT nio “Tony Ducks" Corallo, were arrested Monday an what one the | begins

As Holt’s

Bridge Toll Reaches

19 With 42 Missing

to

Prime

Minister Harold

Holt,

Holt, who disappeared while svimming inthe ourt off the coast be memorialized Tell

Sunday, is to at a service in

de

10,173-mile flight was an une.

sual gesture of respect for steumeh ally in the Vietnam

“Three other Vietnam war al-

x

.

MILWAUKEE

groups ther

(AP)

of marchers,

promoting

a

—

ons

black

on

downtown

streets

Two

MOSCOW (AP)—Goy. George Romney of Michigan went to the Kremlin today and met with

of

Christ-

mas campaign and the opposing it, passed each

Premier Alexei N. Kosygin.

Romney way nocomipanie’ by the U.S. Em sect Naty, Alorander ale Akalovsky, who

other other

Monday

night. There were no Incidents.

A group of about 225 persons,

translated at one of the Glassby jeetings between Kospain and President Jima.

‘The meeting with Kosygiaw:

using the campaign to pressure businessmen

and

merchants

in-

the only one with a Soviet ote cial granted the Republican

presidential candidate during h two-day stay in Moscow.

Since his arrival Monday, Romney has shied away from comment joviet issues. fils ardes indicated that the governor would say little or nothing

black Christmas slogans.

The other group was consmaller and included members of the Deacons for Defense, a Negro orgapization opposed to the black Christmas campaign.

The Deacons grested shoppers with words “Merry Christmas” and passed out handbills stating: “We're for a red and green Christmas like it should be. Exercise your rights to celebrate ist’ rist’s birthday as you choose. siderably

about

of small craft

aecet apical a i sonndal

allegedly $16,000 of a $40,000 in award an $800,000 city | ing contract. while serving 3s commissioner. of water supply, gas and a

there are 42 Army officers in chi estimate the will take

v5.

fh val € transof the | portation across # the tyriver and for plans to id a new bridge.

several

said small craft will

drag “every inch" of the river bottom from ibe matigled’

his

| the Soviet premi Romney

WIFE ON SCENE—} Mrs. Zara Holt talks today with one of the men searching for her husband, Australian Prime Minister Harold E. Holt who disappeared Sunday while swimming the surf off Portsea, 37 miles south of Melbourne.

Wirephoto)

(AP

talk

with

is due to fly out of

Moscow "Wednesday | for Tel Aviv, Israel, to continue his world tour. le governor spent the mornIng t taking a ride on the Mosco subway,

looking

at

an

exhibit

on Soviet space achievements and being shown Lenin's

Thick Monsoon Clouds Curtail

in Red Square, Then

he

lunched

with

U.S.

Ambassador Llewellyn E. Thomson and the ambassadors of France, Britain, West Germany, Italy and Canad: @ governor, who ros SAIGON uM — Thick monprominence as "an ausomotis soon clouds began to settle over executive, passed up a Soviet ofNorth Vietnam again today, foc to visitas automobile plant. curtailing the brief resurgence “They are too out of date,” of heavy attacks on the North ha told a reporter, “They're in Vietnamese heartland — which the process of modernizing. cost the United States at least The governor wore only a light five planes te as many days. topcoat and went hatless on his A flurryof strikes went into tour of the elty wherethe tem was 10 degr | theje Hanoi area late Monday, DETROIT (AP) — The Gen- perature LANSING (AP) — Senate ma- and some missions again probe “a ‘At Lenit’s tomb, unheated like fority Republicans planned to decp this morning before the eral Motors Council of the the space exhibit, Ri caucus today on whether to ad- clr blanket began to close in United Auto Workers gave its his hands in his co expected approval to the new, frowning Journ the special legislative ses guard nudged hinr to pact with the giant sion Friday until Gov. | GeorgRe) US. headquarters reported three-year sinee church-like Motors Corp. Monday, remove isthem, Romney returns from his world| heavy damage shown in the tomb. fonday to Ha-| General tri ip. ut about 100 still unsettled lo- respect Hee comeled |noi's milelong Paul Doumer Another topic expected to Romney started his day by two over which cal contracts may cause problems for the world’s largest having breakfast with Marine come up was whether the Senate should tackle court reorgan- to the capital must pass. The auto maker early next year. bi a four-hour meeting, ization, which died in the House us. aries said a rain of theFollowing council voted overwhelming- Moscow subway, whose elabolast, week, while the House | 3, knocked out ly to recommend 380,000 UAW- rate Stalin - era Stations he orks on Gpen housing Jegista- thiree of the bridge's 19 ae Fepresented GM workers ratify praised as “impressive.”

It was the fifth raid on Ordinary Resslans noticed the

by Dec. » Bena majority leader Emil Doumer bridge and the Sco the pact ey are employed at 134 stir aroundhim but obviously Lockwood, Louis, said since Thursday. plants in 70 U. S. cities did not enw eho he was, The there has been talk among sen- U.S. headquarters also made about 100 of those plants still Soviet press has barely menators of introducing a resolution delayed announcement of the not resolved local con- tioned Romney and never publoss of a Navy Fa Phantom ie have tracts. lished a photo of him. in raids last Saturday and s: ncil set Jan, 9 as a oe ihe glass-roofed space exhlth hwo exewmen Werepipiewed target date, but not a strike t, ions. y a helicopter after, para-| deadline for solving these | shi Lockwood said there Is some chuting 1 Into the ‘Tonkin Gulf. Te contracts, The union's Interna- ‘ate orale and kept this country feeling that Romney's presence was the .S. combat plane tional Executive Board later neck in the space race could expedite passage of such inerAmierean commana) has ad- will consider strike authoriza- with ihe United States. major agenda items as open mitted losing over the North needed. housing “and eourt reorganiza- North Vietnam clalmed at tion, @ if mew national contract, least 22 American planes were which closely follows the pat“The majority leader sald he own since the break in tern established by UAV W settle had been asker ments won earlier at Ford Modiciary Committee | tor Robert Richardson, R-Saginaw, rine jets (o retura In foree to the would raise workersYy wagesCorpand to tissu ‘the Possibility of take Mangi-Haiphong area, The fringe benefits by $1 an hour ing up court reorg: ‘ommand so far has reported over three years, The old Big five planes lost, with one flier Three Average was $4.70 an eR illed, six others missing and our. ur He said the Senate might find, rescues Local work stoppages halted (AP) — PresIas did the House, that “once we three Despite the I Amerlean aulo production at Ford and dentWASHINGTON Johnson will journey 10,000 nization on the officers were satisfied with the got courit could be pretty hard to miles to attend memorial servtrack, since ‘Thursda: ices for Prime Minister Harold get If off to take up something resulig suid the raids caused extensive

Heavy Att Attacks

On North

Viet

UAW Okays New Pact

Republicans Caucus On Adjournment“*

With GM

LBJ Will

Pink Elephant On

d Marens’of the Way To Viemam Philippines and Presi- LANSING uA giant pink dent Chany Park of South elephant is on its way to VietKorea. eae would altend the “Melbourne serie nam today—a

lamage idges,

to Hanoi’s

(wo

major

Pay ‘Tribute To Holt

of the larga number bargaining units.

of

local

Transplant Patient In Serious Condition

jervic also, O'Brien from his mother in W. Va. wreckage of the collapsed Silver they would hold en’ informal Lansing.

CAPE TOWN, South Africa summit conference with JohnBridge to the Gallipolis, dam u son and Australian leaders on Michael, now 18, treasured a|(AP) — Heart transplant pa1 oper- mi litile, - stuffed pink clephant| tent Louis Washkansky is "in of the war. ation on the Ohio River today in Meanwhile, federal aoa state theIalonsed prosecutionsoatces as a child kid-a very serious condition,”” his in London when city an attempt to find the bodies of seciats from West the Seabury im British Prime Minister ded his mother, Mrs. Eva Dal-|dectora sald today, but they those the suspension | Vi jinia enous. spre (ow she made him|added they have not given up St the erly 1asi's, that Ted to Herold ‘Wilson might also fly to ton, the resignation of Mayor James feel inecesre wien. sho. tossed [Rope for kn Australia.

L Cc. Botha said there J. Walker.

Deputy Prime Minister John ‘out the sailed creature 12 years bodies since the Friday disashae id been “a very dramatic de:| Mcliwea, leader of the Country ago. ter. Civil Defense officials esti- sm

BUEASANT,

Tel Aviv

| Nex ct Stop On Tour

Milwaukee

Means “Commitice about awfully good-looking ne analyst said of Monday's reports of the sha est rise In personal income in more than two years and the fifth straight monthly advance in home building.

"These reports from the Commerce Department followed 1nnouncements 1 e Molten Iron biggest jump in industeial. ut. put in three years, the sharpest {nop in the unemployment Tate in six years and a 1.5 per cent Kills Three, rise im retail sales which wiped ‘out most of October's decline.

When Johnson submitted the Injures 30 surcharge proposal to Congress had hoped (o HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Tons on Aug.theirS, offielals arguments for pas. of molten pig iron dumped by back sage with strong accident kiled ‘tees men and expanding “menemy Beaded for njured 30 at the Armco steel mill The signs'were there but were ‘The metal, heated to 2,000 deespecially when grees Fahrenheit, spilled 40 feet inconsistent, Ford Motor Co. from a giant ladie Manday into workers in atthe September.

The copan open hearth area and splat-| struck strike ard anather by steel tered 120 feet. to the slowdown Leo Bell }, and Houston H. statistical Kreuger, 55, both of Houston, in But during November the ma-

Six Killed

PRICE 10 CENTS

j Marches In

tion fresh ammunition when it resumes its bid for the sur-

shares before the House Ways

14 PAGES.

19, 1967

Christmas

But the economic data now in

38,

ews

Gov. Romney A rrives In Moscow For Talks ‘With Premier Kosygin

any good during the congre Sionaf session weich ended last Friday.

Fred Cirillo,

alin

TRON MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER

Experts Say Economy

said

Zemperetere

ron Mountain — Maxtmuna noon today, 30, ro , ss; noon (At Filtfatlon Plant) ‘tay 3

Forecast ,

FORTY-SEVENTH YEAR, NO. 213

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oe

t I

be

The

Holt of joer pearance wi

whose disapwimming he

Tourned as a personal loss and scricl tragedy. nson is to leave Andres air’ Force Base at noon toda’ ial jet on tho 30 our rip to Melbourne, Mrs. Johnsaa will not make the trip. fohnson will arrive in Melbourne on muuraany,

Australian

pick up a day by wholesale grocer, who devel- time. He will the International Date oped ung complications on Sat- grossing ne.

Holt, 59, a close personal he, Botha said although there frend of Johnson and a staunch wero various possible explans- backer of firm U.S. Australian Uons for the rease in ties, vanish jay while kansky’s white blood eu, an swimming and skindiving In the ages likely a process of rejec- ocean south of Me! tn. a taking pl ‘Allhough Holt's body has not So Mrs, Dalton paid $25 for a crease" in Washkansky’s white tha added that the rejec- been recovered, the large, pink, stuffed elephant to carpuscle count in the past 24 tion process-might be affecting has prime minister announ yer son for Christmas. hours and a transfusion was such as th ices will be held Friday In Mel. until Holt's Liberal party, inrger member of the Liberal- oe one she would enclose planned. i and circulating white bourne and that Deputy Pr coalition, elects a new postage so Mike can return it The doctors on Monday night blood cells’? rather than the Minister John McEwen will be eart eer was transplanted party leader and prime minis- to her if the elephant embar- reported a deterioration in tral best Tw as interim tec at a meeting Jan. 9. rasseq him, " gondition of Bi-year-pld!Intq

THE

Tro} Y MOUNTAIN

NEWS,

IRON

MOUNTAIN

KINGSFORD,

the many drivers who turn off Stephenson avenne, either onto Fleshiem street or Brown street, then drive around the

railroad

wig-wag

signals

back onto Stephenson avenue, Mi

jack

Croci,

and

after the

unanimously’ approved the motion for the signs, warned

treasurer's

est

<n

awardPel

annual

to |P

nica sure that there is no violation

Croc

ee

Patrolman

sers.

‘Cat In Donations

at

ee.

the

day ‘program 1968 winbi

awa!

ighest

awa

ment

Is

at the Uni-

Rochester. The com-|

The science

ate

Persons

will have to

good, OFFICE — The Christmas fush 1s on, but THINGS ARE REALLY JUMPING AT POST office, sewlig factory bullding. at the Iron Mountain sectional center post assuro inthat theall former Christmas mail and parcels are Employes are working around the clock to states delivered on time. In the top photo, a mountain of outgoing parcel post to western was pictured on the loading Cee ta the lower photo, first class and ale mall was sorted for dispatch. (Iron Mountain News phi

asked for the floor, but Was refused by Mayor Croc.

rected ta study installation of

questw: “Does a sae law supersede the

SATURDAY

& SPAGHETTI

CHICKEN & RAVIOLI

asked

the request for a street light,

Court Newsvn

Anerman

Tae ore, ieitleed

a

Herbert

O.

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WFRV-TV — Channel 5

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Richard

it,

mit

made

LaFave,

a motion

aa

eat

that all city em- | €aux,Mabe

fine

and

court

$6. 10 $5

an

fine

VanDelHeuvel,

10

+10 | top light violation, Clty police East

citizen | counell,

comites

|_

street;

Leonard

J.

‘o W.

DISCOUNT PRICES king Ne: To Stare

ROCCONI satcwan

Jones,

idee ‘Kingstord,

104 No. Stephenton — Iron Mtn.

paid

4

112

Dora-|

TAKE

Pe

vehicle,

Iron

eee Soman 1:00—News-

Weather- porte

Hotel Foow OMleanlain,

Mountain

a fine: of} Police made tho arrests.

“THE

Tamms PERILS

OF

OA

00

PAULINE’

Mat. Sat. 2° ‘ee.’scr2°*

Merchants

Christmas Show Ball & Christy Furniture

Selous Arcee ns # furnace, uaually means Ineif ‘And, mi ‘the heart of tha trouble is a trea, mor. wel Ta arate rou eager Preepie love tran the voe! of epsire bo an ‘A Mobil oll burner ia vernatil efficien enryiceabie, alata, ‘and miserly. aoa ‘money on fuelbi feyour ell bumera

Bond

Iron Mountain, Michigan |

Dickinson

Hotel

Fugere Brothers Miller Insurance Wright's Men's Wear Kent's Bar — Aurora ©

A Feature-Length

Mobil

DEBBIE WATSON-DENVER PYLE: FRANK McGRATH HY GEORGE FURTH DONALD WOOOS DOROTGREEN STARTS

CHRISTMAS

=

DAY

ann sey

®

esti

Decorating

Aldo's Studio

Fred Gassa & Son

DI & SONS G. BERTOL Your Mobil Oil Distributor

“=a=e| Ott

LASTi rivae Tenet concn

WED. - THUR. - FRI.- SAT.

Gat Wer find out Poet.

(2:00—Sign

HOME

her Noches for a Society Mansion’

2B-Pabtart 10) Jono

| sesame

tion and in fit. Fine too... says Sam!

stuaier Waan in Southern California visit Universal coe

—"FUESDAY, DEG. 12

— Channel

boys. Fine

joy for girls and

Poll-Parrots are fine in styling, In construc-

The

tnd $000, coats In municipal Michigan FIELDS court for following toa close to SEPARATE 774-5000 FRANKFORT, Ky, (AP)— the ear in front. City police Is- Kentucky is the only state with sued the a8 ae ,|two separate and distinct coal EN roducing areas, the East Ken- |, Helen L. Vean, of 1311 We B street, and Michael J. Flori-|tucky and the West Kentucky MEM Ty | ano, of 1227 Breen avenue, |ficlds, 250 miles apart

“No Nonsense.

oO

WLUC-TV

extra PollParrota ... for Christmas mean gilt Ideas.

hi

i

FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CONVENIENCE!

Boosted

Give the Children Shoes!

Dickinson

‘Til 9:00

WLUK-TV — Channel! 11 ‘TUEMDAY, DEC. 19

SANTA:

TIP FROM

FOODS

A street,

Robert J. Raho!, 18, of 805

4 motor

ere

eee

Holiday Season

named by the| and $6.10 costs in municipal] West Ludi court, gibeaies ia Court for failing to have her car| municipal One pane Ge __|Gnder cantrole Insa Mountein | SOLS in beer of possession minors in ee dnsuedthe cleket

TOYS and GIFTS Il At

STO RES OPEN

C

18, of 817 East

SKI BAR & GRILL prot Ror

Chicken

During

costs

ployes recelve hams, His mo-|cosls. in municipalof property |Issued the tickets, Teaving the scene tion was not s | ‘The council ee) its seme damage accent City police Is) james C. Logan, 18, of 513 the city, and especially to those | Jean Ann DeJullanni¢. of 507 | ters, | persons serving on the various Grand Blvda paid a fine of $5/ and’

joining

Serve

a joll, of B27 Bever.| ley D. Nora, of Norway, paid for a

a 315

In

Kentucky Fried

$5 fine and $6.10 pal not} way, ily em pier ee Hens hams this Christ-| oets in municipal court for fail- Or Doren me ay paid bemas,receiving $10 "Mayer Croei. informed |ing to" yield the right-ot-way, |F_ Swelg, of Niagara, muniela) | fn conta.

4640.

(24. city pis issued the ticket, Zi-| the elly’swouldpresent thatcondition Harhim charges, ee on srecdlng not nancial

| son's greetings to residents WBAY-TV — Channel 2

box in front of the

Army Hospital, Fort Sam Houston, Texas, but would like any information on the address of

jo why

Schedule Crimes Listed 0.8.7)

slid

Moeller d to his home in Swit “City, Ind.

Brouil-

chambers.

‘The street committee was di-

Interested

club, or being a guest at a the meeting, are asked to notify | Beni: Ley aE |

Fort Campbell,K; Pie. Miller is seeking the address of Ronald Moeller.

Anyone having information as to Moeller's address is ask to write to Pfc. Miller, Box 125,

paid fines of $10 and submitted by Charles Henry, at|” john J, DeDecker, of Norway, | Kingsford, court costs in municipal police jette, aid a $5 fine and $6.10 costs an|in on|$6.10speeding the corner of Walker and Hem-| 5municipal charges. City “In some Instances, yes,” was lock court for making street. ticket: the issued Moun-| Iron Brouillette's Tt will be a “hamless' Christ- impronet left turn.

Rahol then left left the council _ Thomas M. Gribben, of Quinmas for city employes this year. |tai" police issued the tick

charter,”

NOW SERVING (CHICKEN

whe

Raboi asked Mayor Croci if he could direct one question at Attorney Py and the re

iviny TTALAN, = FRIDAY &

.

of 412 Seventh

Cadi

tnderseentbasle rang at

and the council. The council has listened Jong enough to his accusations and charges. Mr. Ra-

RO ‘through the ennels § any business Mey ‘ais rounil,” Brouillettes: nn who was mn the audi-

has gone. «0

Jack Nepper won the travel-| into

seeking the address of a ieee

stud; ly eee ie nam ed oe the t "tor for not happy with a yield the rightalway sign Rahol.oApparenlly he has noth.

Ing else to do but to ‘bug’ me

KNIFE & FORK

1:55 Sunday

mell,

hand- Lawler,

| Sought By Young Soldier V. 8, Army Pic, Douglas Ind., Fis Miller, of Switz City,

or given for pay.

ment of $288,,in support by th Civil Deft

1, henceforth,

At

car operated by Edward J. For-

Other speakers weze Thomas| control of her auto on a alipstretch of Bud Lewis and Sid/ pery north US.2, at about 9:25 last “Al Antonini was the presiding night. The car left the highway offiecr; the invocation was pro- and went into a ditch.

Rennels, and cated that more than 30 per nounced by a ENawcateat table tople cent of the winners have been| Wesley Beanand was OTE EE TE OE toastmaster. encouraged by the award to fol-|chairman Nawisarsl Douglas Pas Crieile low scientific careers. low Serving , Leroy Gai Gates, Ss 1OM and JERRY and | Mel Rernells. te io erie The Bausch Scholarship Pro- |Quilliam Award Quilliam was the general eyalu@ been officially. ap- ator.

Hot Buttered Rum Sroved by the National Associaqf the meeting were tion of Secondary-School Princi- Rewbenests KJellman and Dennis * DICKINSON HOTEL pals.

Douglas.

SLALOM ROOM allocated on a need bi

Addressr

The

power box.

dent occurred at 11/90, Sunday moming in the 100 block of East A stre.

reat Bet ig ‘University of| ing trophy for his speech at the} Dickinson Hotel on West Rochester investment in al|recent meeting of Vacationlapd | street. four-year scholarship is up to| Toastmasters, held at the Knife Lana Lou Maraccini, of Star lost Mountain, Iron 1, te Restaurant.

Fork and $2,000 per year for or as

—T

Something NEW!

railroad

To

[Sigs to compete for a B&L Jack Nepper

did not take ac-

‘Approval

Gale Chynoweth, of 522 West C street, lost control of his on’ the | sli

Toastmaster

It makes possible ae ae Aco aes se

|sctence scholar

Approval was given to make per cent cut on all donav ms made by ry city in the fur ture, In line with this recive, have power: salaries or emoluments of any proved for the Upper Michigan public official aNer his election Associati. jon.

B or \appointment or during his = had asked for $537. How- terth of office, er, the Council stipulated that Aa penance bBEA 32 of 1968 theo full amount would be gives by ating the to the Association if the money the salary of a«mpl judge is available later, ‘The council

wo

y:

iebtee itanding in’ aclence Troph poy “ane 2a sioner of the honora:

with the county, building that houses the health department and social eas offices: 0 be conda A \communication from Phil | Northern Michigan University. chairman of the Huge Johnson and Urban Rahoi were unanimously reappointed to the board of can aber

=

ads presente

high school grin i

of the law.

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yacaling request pubalted oy, Mr. Returned Tack I to the.‘rattle committea was a traffic probTem on Seventh street, especial ly in the 400 and 500'blocks of the street.

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225.79 In bills paid and $7,783.03 Rezoning Ordinance Passed in payroll fofor total expenditures Police Chief Pera was auto send one member

By Kingsford tentCouncil thorized of his department to the police basic: training school at NorthAdoption of a rezoning ordi- |zepert, tor November ineluded ern Michigan University, Mar: nance was the main item on the| the followin

Dr. Krause

agenda during a brief meeting | Spied also thorized tthe ps of the Kingsford city council oles a a against property 5, = time and a half for overtime 2, lamp

Calvin W. Braise, D. native of Wis. fumed his duties as’ chief “ot Dental Servi at the Iron Mountain VA Hospital.

45, was born

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MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN

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The president of the Timber tion plans lo build offices and av working: museum ‘al the sila Producers Association said io HEAVY “CHRISTMAS MATL | gay that Unere was apo csi of the permanent Association CHRISTMAS — Hundreds of |ty that Antigo could become the home when ane is finally selects letters are beginning to pour| permanent home of the Lake| aq” nae Into the now-famous post office | States Logging Congress. of this Alger County commun-| (Glen Garlock made the stateanki: the United States ty from all over the world, | ™ent_al_a board of directors really began. with tho charter: " ” meeting in which he announced ing of the Bank ot North AmerThe on“Christmas, post-|that Antigo been chosen as ica in 1872. There were no r mark, Yule mailMich.”la being the site of thehadLoRaing gress | banks in colonial “Gays. t this season by persons |for the next

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It was the second reading and ether depurtments “assisted “1, tinimurn me pai foreach official adoption of the ordi-|missing persons 25] Cesar aaci: ta bit tors Se ance rezoning three parcels of missing persons found 1, ar- ‘The meeting closed ‘with the Lena, and Pi on both sides of Wood- rests 44, written or verbalwarn- regular report of City Manager Ward avenue near the Kingsford ings 6 and fire standbys 2.

Marquette University School of fire department station. One Fire Chief Darrell King’s No- Robert Langkawel, throughout the United States Ligo i ees vember report included the folentistry in Milwaukee, with a parcel was changed from Inand in forelgn countries inclu: ye x n because |e Pet Dk De WE LE TE2 DS. de dustrial!to residential Band lowing fires: one dwelling, one ing Germany, Spain and Great | {Sang Conkresses Dold. there aus Muerte two parcels were rezoned from clothes dryer, one blocked fur- Over $2,000 Missing A veteran of World War TI, residential A to Residential B. nace, ane commercial ish! In Safe-Cracking Job Dr. Krause served with the 15th Calvin W. Krause, D. Britain. successful and. also because the “Mail volume fs beginning to | Langlade angen Bacau nds is | of Ladies’ The ordinance becomes ifec- and one out of ety, ‘Total damAir Force as an aerial machine tive on Jan. 4. * ° Tren Mountain police chief gunner, staff sergeant, from North Dakota. He comes to the pick up now, and we're Setting ideally suited for the purposes | about 600 letters per day," said| of the Logging Congress. Other Toiletries A. J. Sehupp xald an auditor's larch of 1942 to October cf Police Chief George M, Pera’s lice radio and phone Iron Mountain post from Fargo. report h 1945.

Evelyn Borbot, postmistres: 8. ci idered were FthineDr. Krause is a member of swered 738, ing permits 7, “During the peak days last} Jander cagle River, Wis. | Following graduation from Famous Brand Names 4-Gun heating ordinance inspections $168 1s not yanted Marquette University School of the American Legion, Veterans year, we received as mam yas Garlock said that the Associa- | nc 23, fire extinguishers serviced a result of the safe- Dentistry, Dr. Krause was in of Foreign Wars, ‘Wisconsin 5,000 requests for cancellations, Gift Wrapped tt to reach close =— State Dental Society, American and we x Mario Branz private Practice atoc PPteton, CN MAK — Rew 98115," healing board meetings atDental Society, an Psi to that volume before long.”

Heating Co. on $4.95 || tended by the chief 2. is., from 1956 to man JIFFY North Stephenson avenue. | The Health department had ch mas Post Office was He entered the VAraeeyiee at Gaetk Fraternity.

CUDLIP’S Dr. Krauso and his wife, estabiahed July 1, 1966 no communicable diseases to Free Parking Next Te Store The break-in occurred ‘late the VA Hospital in Sioux Falls, CARPET CLEANERS |) postal station operat@ Dry-Foam Mothod DRUG STORE report in the cily during Novem- Sunday night or early Mon- South Dakota, as a staff den- Mary Kay, reside at 614 East ‘ontract R

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Three aircraft hangers and next year ta check for violations two aireraft were damaged, the of the Civil Rights Act in Weather Bureau said. There largely segregated were no Injuries.

Northern school systems.

Additional damage was re| ,Sutnern congressmen ften ported in the western section ot have sought to reduce the the city, the Weather Bureau lermman's authority in its ca added. It sald atfeast one trail|gram to end ‘dual, school sys-| er home was overturneg by the tems for whites and Negroes in violent winds and a number of the South. trees were uprooted.

Administration officials feared The Weather Bureau said the Russell's amendment to tornado which hit the airport the ald to education bill would was one of two reported in the have seriously weakened the area. The second apparently compliance program, did not touch ground, it said.

But they oce dures will limit only slightly the ay pt worshiped department 2 flexibility. and Lie binds end used ele images as bassi said: “I'm not’ sure it characters in hicroglyphics. | means much.”

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VA HOSPITAL—Art students of Kingsford High School KHS STUDENTS DECORATE DE Tent to the Iron Mountaln VA flospital yesterday and window decorated forth e Christmas Jane Van Hoven paints a tree on a Wi indow under the watchful season. In the 2 ‘of hospital upetor oo M, Tuyner. In the lower photo, Kathy Santoni, left, and Lyna Heckler, painted candles on windows. (Iron Mount tain News photos)

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most part Monda a fresh Were reported trapped in the bitecard moved inand agocd to| wildérness when the snow rst 8 it. Some of them were ill a! ich

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SHOP DAYS TO +s CHRISTMAS

of Callfornia, Nevada, Utah, Ar- persdns, about half of them chilizona, New Mexico,” Colorado, dren, made their way Monday to a Navajo meeting Howse st yoni and southern Idaho.

Six Air Force helicopters at! Pinon, about 102 Window Rock for search and trent of Window Rock. He sald rescue operations on the reser- they apparently were among, a

Former Communist Top Watchdog Dies MOSCOW Un — Retired Lt. . Mikhail M. Pronin, for-| merly one of the Communist op- | party's top. watchdogs over the political v 5 of Soviet troops,

tion

1967

snow and winds of 38 miles per 10 troopers, who 0 the car on US2 in ond | hour were forecast today.

Nakai, in asking Proaident Bae township at 2:10 p.m.

Johnson to declare the 16milterday for lack of the lilon acre reservation a disaster Sense plate, beer was found Jn area, sald the sitdation was the it |the veklele” visible on the front most critical in the modern-day Thursday. en he reached soat and consequently all three history of the Navajo nation. vere brought to Iron River JusWindow Rock Monday night Three persons were known bee Ey the rea dend 6 as are sult ‘of backtoback winter storms which in the past week tess than a week, had_claimed at least 32 lives in « 2 Arizona, Colorado, Texas and eke, about t 60 mil : New Mexico. of Flagstaff, Ariz., tribal poles And the end was not in sight. Asst, Supt. Frank ‘Chambers court costs. Unable to pay, the Heavy snow warnings were three were releasi Chambers also said some 80 posted today for mountain areas

las.nation assemb17 | business to

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Mareh reconvene as soon as pos would Eble to take final action on the draft.

‘The nonproliferation treaty has been under discussion there since 1050. The United S'ates and Russia have agreed con all articles but the one dealSecretary-General U stressed the dangers of spread-|

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19, 1967

THE IRON

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NEWS,

IRON

Two Speakers

Around

At Audubon Meeting therine

‘Construction

McDermott,

at the recent regular

meeting of the Northlahd Audubon Society, held at the First United Presbyterian church in

In his talk, Yehlo painted out es are the ae Ing bodies of aome fuogi — dl the major elossifiestionsof plant life.

Fungi live off the living matter created by other forms of By. this differen

that

L, _NEUDERT

Neudert,

53, past commander

omince, Juni and hi lived here aul The ite. At ine

time of his death he was office manager accountant for the Campbell - Bruce Oil Co, Prior to that he has been accountant for, the L-E, Jones Co. was a member of Grace plop Cathedral, Geass of the Diocese of North gan past senior warden and had ‘served many years in InTRAINED DOGS ENTERTAIN AT UCT YULE PARTI “The annual Christmas party of the ner Chapter. He was also treasoe had Saturday at Be nited Commercial Trav elers, iron Mountain CouncilNi urer of the Chureh and a liKot C hall, About 150 children’ attended and were presented by censed lay minister.

Edward Kezer, oe. Kingsford who presented i" outstanding on tainment was provided airman of the event, and was asshow for the children, top photo. Larry Flami Honan SHOEMAKER sisled by Art Florazo, Cy Fortier, Jim” Farrington, “and Franels DeFlore. cK — Once upon a ume ‘hte was a man’s world and it was the male of the spejob here last weekend that Safe-Crackers Get should have been as easy as cies who ruled supreme and for-many thousands of ycars, opening a door.

7,000 At Mishicot but come the twentieth century ut somehow, Lora Gorman MISHICOT up — Manitowoc and women have broken the told police, the thieves never got -|bonds of serfdom and isolation peal and have engaged in almost theft y gave up alter trying to phase of human endeavor. come ihe door by putting a two from the Fox Hills Country [every Diane M. Halgren, 13, inch hole in it with a drill that cock, daughter of Mrs. Loretta NEW YORK (AP) — Cary couldn't get all the way through Club.

Cash and checks were taken M. Halgren, is re ted by unsuccessfully attempting when Grant, charming leading man and a safe was broken open evernme nt officials in the feel to pry open the and movie superstar, has cut a BMonday. The loss was disChristmas record for children said ‘the door canly noon by a club the only. girl tr nee neither was covered “I never made a record beemploye. pair and leathercraft north of fore," said the actor who be- the window. ere are two girls esman for the sheriff's Ann At came a father for the first time

ot a double chairlift, was discontinued recently after unfavorable weathcr made it almost. impossible for the contractor ‘to complete the project in time for the start of skiing.

Consequently, the Michigan Conservation ssio 2 Which had approved a rate

MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet ress and radio ignored the Bist birthday today of the napowerful leader, Communist party General Sec: retary Leonid I. Br ¢ failure to mention

periences, having tried clerical work, which she found boring. as a waitress, which she found had no future, and as a common laborer institutional care and maintenance. She could not al-|

in sucl ining at Ann Arbor and one in Detrojt, they report.

Diane comes by this unusual inclination through varied ex-

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ae ENGINEER SCHOOL — rino Corps Pfc. Leonard Hilaltendtonen, 17, abov ing Marine Corps Engineercrease for skiers withdrew the| ing School at Camp PendleHeavy Teflon Coated ton, Calif, Pie, Hiltonen, son | schedule of higher fees. Daily!

ELECTRIC FRY PAN of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy’ Hil- | ski tow fees will remain at $3 onen, of 831 East I street, | (instead of being advanced to enlisted in the Marine Corps | $3.50) for adults and $1 for| Regular $9.95 june of this ye youths under 14 (instead of $16.95 r al $1.50), Also unchanged will be King N 1 To Store Diego, seasonal rates— §25 for adults] Iron ‘Mountain High School | instead of $35) and $15. for! and is Job Corps graduate. | youths (instead of $20) | ROCCONI covsse iis coneete address follows: ‘An extremely wet fall in the 104 No. Stephenson — Iron Mtn. nar rd Hiltonen, sth natin, ‘bth Eng. Bn, Mar. ‘Di upt. Co., Camp Pensitet ‘on, Calif CORRECTION

The News: Cary Grant

1Yelle exid that laste was no to edibility. He stated at the age of 62 some 21 months =. was no known test sbort ago. cf personal sacrifice to identify e record, called “Christmas a poisonous mi Lullaby, "is done in the chantis no substitute for pidspe ing, sing-song fashion that made ag! identification by botanical the actor's voice nea imitated as ‘or accepted common name and any in show busi He also Reesenee of02 2 historical repu- Sings a few notes in the record. in

Peninsula

\Porkies Park |!

JOSEPH

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Mr. Neudert was born in Men:

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western

some heavy snowstorms prevented work crews from getting up the steep slopes of the Porkies to pour footings for an hors tor tractor trucks up the hill even by pow. ing them with a bulldozer. the Porcupine Accordil the conserva. te Park this win- tion department, the contractor leasing a helicopter ude a chairlift considered ina cholrlift airlift operation to ng rates be in-

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“Our emphasis of science resulted in alarming rises world populations that demand an ever-increasing emphasis of science to improve their standards and maintain their vigor,” Lindbergh said in an article ttled the “Wisdom of Wilderness" in the Dec. 22 issue of Life Magazine.

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TUESDAY,

DECEMBER

In a series of landmark civil rights dectsteadily progressed—

From the courtroom, with rulings that gave indigent defendants free trial transcripts and the right to have legal counsel

provided by the state—

To the station house, with a decision re-

quiring that suspects be informed of their constitutional right to silence before they may be questioned— Until finally it has arrived at the very

cop on the beat and entered an entirely new legal thicket.

Four cases now before the court—two from New York, one from Cleveland and one from New Orleans — involve several

fundamental questions: Has a policeman the right, acting just “on a hunch,” to stop a person on the street

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TUESDAY,

MICHIGAN TOM

Fire Wagon

seizure

under

May evidence found In such a search be

used to justify arrest and prosecution?

And how does another decision of the court—the Mapp decision barring the use of evidence found incidentally while police were looking for evidence involving an entirely different matter—apply here?

In the Cleveland case, a detective ob-

served a man acting “suspiciously” in front of a jewelry*store.

He stopped him,

tive function, crime rates have fallen.

ghetto neighborhoods, and that those they

groes, This opens up another field of civil rights controversy.

It Is indeed a tangled

preme Court Is entering. * TIMELY QUOTATION

thicket

the

Su-

One of the best lessons you can learn In life is tosuo a fear every day. It will happier.—Ralph Waldo make you str

Emerson, Ameren philosophers

his parent admi its.

Mather Church says Sacto

in

Bluefield

a clinic

prescribed

corrective lenses years ago. But ghe did't know where to get BUT ACTUALLY, getting the jacles has never rated high

often forgotten, function of

are usually most aggressive toward are Ne-

ane

js so that over the door

them. ‘‘So I never did.”

a police officer—not just to catch criminals in the act.or after the act but to deter them from acting at all.

Supporters of stop-and-frisk point out that the mere knowledge that they may be stopped and questioned at any time puts an

fore he may search him?

What Is good rea-

chr

walking abroad.

Yet the cases go beyond Fourth Amend: ment consideraticns to touch on a funda-

It also happens that where they have) usually;been most aggressive Is in slum and

Must a policeman have good reason to believe that a person may do him harm be-

vee rela

eure in hia person and his effects and his!

to warn you...” business comes into play?”

Or Fable

"Tt happens daily "Like to scare us to dei

shoes, ateeae ibaa. He could even

The fact that in these cases police suspi-

clon turned out to be well-founded does not

effective damper on criminals. Where the) police have been aggressive In this preven-)

turn into an arrest and the “It is my duty

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falls se no reasor _ am in the dirt, ‘on“ie

the

answer the objection that there are hundreds of other stop-and-frisk episodes in which no evidenc -e of criminal activity or Intent is found, and that they are an overreaching of police authority and are vio tions of the right of every cltizen to be se-

mental, though

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tock his head to one slde to get the correet foe ‘The sight problem Stsell ist so bad, perhaps, but the side effects are dangerous, The deRichard's formity | has upset ance and he often

19, 1967

sonable search and Fourth Amendment.

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served eriminal activity, the police acted without sufficient cause in depriving the defendants of their protection against unrea-

and question him as to his reasons for being there?

At what point does the interrogation

son?

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ce-| es to obtain the greatest

casionally indefatigable "pearch| sible. security. the truth, Maya Nace vered| temething that woul con-|

searched him end found a gun. The man TODAY'S envaae: was subsequently convicted of carrying a Sign on a church bulletin board: “In. sidered app:

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NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS

Slatistics aside — robberies up | © per cent during the can in New York | the Assoctatlon Chiefs of Police has informed

For example, there was be mor City advance notice of J

again, and a stocking o door would veryy tkely go empty. attention to Richard's even, EvSo, a fire wagon. erybody is too busy worrying “oh, of him will’ he a it? Probably not. about theis,”rest says the mother, Young Richard Church is one “also an epileptic” of the 4 million Americans who » serious await the holidays this year un- Richardi isis, inhas fact,a seizure althe official government ‘virnialy ll of pronouncement of belonging te his waking And hours sre spenti - that odie fits of lesa intensified whose ti it ,comnealy uncontrolled income is $3,000 or less each ‘shak year.

“He'll Just be sitting there IN RICHARD'S case, his fam- or something,” says Mrs. lly earns nothing rf Church, “and then it'll happen.

His father, an out-of-work ‘coal-| He just goes to pieces. Ain't miner, gets $121 a month from nothing we can do for him at vale department, and all.” the Combined, Richard Church's that has stretch over si kids, 0 Tmother and an old fam- physical ‘miseries have, a ee coeepe ily dox.

He ater aon two or three meals_a day for eight mouths, the rent, gram two yoars ago but knocked the elecircity, enough clothing himself out during a fit a! hasn't returned to class since.

10 keep the chillaway. the reatof December's $131 a HE SELDOM leaves not cover a fire wagon, not even hisTODAY home, which is a half-cen-

‘acheap one, whieh ae the only kind under gonsidei Biherte’ wether,He trite, 35, says the family ia Bey ly’ celebrate Christ: promises a tree, Decals, they

tury old, unpainted and almost

unfurnished. Plastic sheets are

nailed to the windows. The roof leaks. A stain of coal dust cov-

ers everything . . . including Richard. day. It is that more| . spollman's funeral.

His days are dreary and mo cal law enforcement agencies jmmediate App: his. " | netonous, Morning.

Afternoon. with the sit-| And she vice Informed Presiden: Joker fended ot layed Bennet Pavel der that state's watopand tise” law, police Evening. All the same. Sleep. x * mat it ; e “conval Park in found narcotics in the pocket of a “susplWake up. Begin the whole thing tot — anywhere in the coun-| Central Park P, k's But a fire wagon? and St, THOUGHT FOR TODAY cious" character. massive infusion oF Fed-| edral, where the funeral | on only @@ messive infusionof Red-| «woll,” “Well,” she shrugs, Hye! “we'll overMostly,again the boy plays with Doing business on the cuff is a good] "¥-In ‘oafeck, the President Defense arguments in these cases contend that, in the absence of actually ob- way to lose your shirt. weged to. imprison nese tn [ore race Deld, wore: weaied fan provide the citios with het, young Richard whatever is available, which off econ by police. much. He runs around the enough palicemen to make their Church understands the impon- Isn't Otherwise, he streets5 a old ae could be no rea- PEACENIK VIOLENCE derables teen And he tempers rabbied yard without shoes. Ha jturn would really be a shrinking sonable ‘The reason for such elaborate likes to’ dig the ground vlwith ——-HOW’S_ BUSINESS?. of his safety. his wishes with knowing re SURVIVORS KN ies Ww ret ok He sits on ‘At the risk of being labeled straint. A kid who seldom gets sticks. been know mnfor ‘The insurance companies There is an old, woeful Valeri fashl think I will time by the plain ‘citizens living anything he asks for is hardly sion set. hope to offset this Umitation old classify this state of affairs as ers aga both for themselves and their in those cities. Although condi- an optimist. A kid lke that is appalling.

If the politicians are and Black “He don't do much,” his customers by establishing their Stil counting votes, they should tors. 2. The nation’s unprece- tions in New York are scanda- suspicious of hope. mother says, “he needs somelous, the murder rate for eset own funds or by purchasing exwave take cr ‘ice dented AND ae BOY is icily realis- thing.

100,000 there lowes {times the gain In adult popula- ‘stig ones, and then offering a Jeast

By JOHN CUNNIFF to the situation ‘without parallel Most of the danger tic anyway.

He knows full well Tn truth, Rich rch the cans 010 largest ares for sale. has vete-gmpha- among NEW YORK (AP) — The tion during that time. since Abraham Lincoln jour- President, the way ita, In his lime he has needs almost everything. Meal Enormous and 18th the Sevag cities entrance of insurance comp! neyed from Illinois to Washing- sized, comes In the same perlod the Insur- Implications had most of life's cold water cal attention, lane meals, biggest Violent crime is. Up 30 tossed The implications of these . So far! antics of Ue yarioiaorgano pies info the mulual fund sales. ance companies have seen their moves at him. education, decent elotking, But cent in Washington, and are enormous. industry is partial admis a situation tions Sonpctang the Bully Boys per as of now, this Christm relative share of the dollar de- istin, mutual funds are ‘weleom- which exists In it no is olier that one of the keystones of tte cline Ser- Fape Is almast as common in He is,His forrightonepupilthing,turnscrosscountry for Peace. Both the de- is scant possibility of this classic although the in- ing the new competition, for the gonerally regarded as civilized ance—a guaranteed, fixed dustry steadily, view and the PBI fear that ten- fashionable Georgetown as itis eyed. cidedly inward, he wants case of privation getting any of bas continued to grow impact on prices of a new flow return—may be aiming to) and remain profitable. It simply of funds is bound to be bullish, Jn even ‘the hippie sense of the sions have risen to see anything clearly, which | them sere some nut will decide. the Now, however, ie is attis)to mo inflation.

Not even the fire wagon. st of the time, he must impact on prices canleast a slim chance someonly way the war ‘The decisions by which John |b wasn’t grown as fast as the fund nol‘Thebe full foreseen yet. but it would body on high will deal that USS) STO) TRAVELS ell the ee who is dirceting it.

Hancock and New England Mu- industry.

Lindon Jchrson, of course, fel | There Mutual funds, which invest In America has indeed become a tual have moved into mutual WAYNE G. BRAND: STADT, M.D. ecome Say gressive. ompletely of stocks for thelr cusvicious and lunatic jungle in funds were really made by their scores analysts feel there will ‘be Oo Secret Si ieee urgings. which no man, woman or child customers, tial and actual. tomers, have come out of no- Some a stock shortage, as billions of He has made trips to Philadel | PESDSPS fet") %s usa or gome can walk ‘safely. When those The companies have had to ac- where, possessing in 1945 assets dollars seek a limited supply of phia, Kansas City, New York, | ShOvI"G wie tion’ of less than $500 million but charged with guarding the owning close to $40 billion in 5e- stock St. Louls, Miami, New Orleans President of the United States ‘These analysts feel that the and Montreal this year, us well!

LOW ENFORCEMENT — In cannot guarantee he will na | curities 22 years late: insurers will cantinue to operate as visits to his Texas ranch. | this connection, it is possible to safe from i if he ventures Mave A mother writes that her! was born with a divided spine. in their old conservative manthe Secret Service outside the White House, the res, on | insurance companies ner and Invest in blue chips, But ho has approved a drastic evidence revolution preached by” the daughter, 3, has been crying What causes this? Would a secUghtening of security measshrink rather than remain fix explain their moves, they are many of which are now lagging ures.

Little or no advance noof anonymous threats to the out in her sleep almost every ond child be likely to have the mare hopped-up protesters, and in the manner of life insurance hardly ahandoning the concept in price behind ihe newer, more tice has been given of his trips President's life. At no time in creeps has al- night, Night terrors in children same defect? glamorous stoe! are most often seen betw ut of town, and special efforts ready reached Its first chaotic A — When tho right and left ali As their ‘mutual funds invest area boen made ip provide relthe ages of 3 and 8. These chil. halves of the vertebral columa ese people havo been liber-| | are they totally embracing the more and moro money in blue have trenren tre aibaotins as atively secure landing and take offen nervous and ay rewarded, for stock prices | equity concept. chips, it can be assumed that off schedules and to route the byeen worsened by the spiralling 7 Bell-McClure Syndicate Nehatrung or sickly. -The most fail to fuse at some point the bave doubled on average in the| Instead, they are recognizing the insurance companies themFeature) increase in crime in the streets important steps a parent can President's party in such a way | child is born with spina bifida rs of economic ex-| that mutual funds in yarious selves will also Neel more take are to make the child's or a divided spine. The severity passion and millions of people combinations with life —_in- money in the same stoc poll made by the Borden Co., waking environment as cal of the condition varies widely HAL BOYLE. ave made their fortuties, large surance may be more suited to ‘The net effect could be to Row can cook, and some 10 per a3 possible and. “with the help depending on several factors. and small. The word- has|a buyer's needs and aspirations force price earnings ratios higha pediatrician, get her in cent claim they can cook geal spread. than a fixed return. er. Some glamor stocks now sell The defect is fairly common but hysical condition.

When than their wives.

Only 40 Since 1982 the shareowner| This, of course, Is especial: for 50 times earnings while cata night the moth- the chances that a second child cent of the male culinary art ts Sil population of America has|true during Inflation, whic! some fundamentally sound sald they used cookbooks—the er should go to her, get her to would have this condition are grown from about 6.5 million to| some analysts fear may be with stocks sell for only 10 to 12 tell what was frightening her, rest Just sien eu their recipes remote, 23 million, expanding at the rate |us for many years. If this turns times earnings. These ratios NEW YORK (AP) — Things a lasses. Yeq editorial page and as they go then reassure her that it w of nine per cent a year or nine|out to to be true, the fixed re- could be changed upward.

Q — My 18-monthold som It was sivek Hubbard who all a tad dream and that everycolumnist might never know if all! ight. With this Bets bloodshot eves from time jotables: ‘A celebri- observed, “Every man Is a d—n t ho.didn’t open his mail: to time, What causes this? treatment the esild should out. fool for at least five minutes evSom cent of wives now would recoup the principal JAMES MARLOW A—The most common cause N] ery da wisdom consists in not graw these spells in time. amount of the contribution in al- hold Jobs outside the home, up 5| all Q — My 18-month-old son is infection. If tho inflammaper ‘cnt since . Among| known, then weary dark glasses exceed ig the limit.” jon accompanies a head cold America’s 26 million working! to avoid being recognized.”"— ~Yit will clear up as the cold women—only she-faurth Fred Allen. its, BERRY’S WORLD

By Jim Berry are’ single—are more) Boozers are losers: A survey Bees away. If he has no cold, worker would take half again as whom allergy is a possibility. Soap in than 4,000 taxical anuek, 3,500 has found that alecholics are Jong to do this, his eyes is another. You should | seven times as likély as nonalBy EDMOND LeBRETON _| $1,000 until he passes the $7,800- Social Security actuaries say mal] carrlers, 120 blacksmiths, consult your pediatrician so that (Subtuting for James Marlow)| a-yoar mark—the limit on which the life expectancy of a man 99 locomotive eneineer 3) ‘61 couoitee to suffer fatal accithe pore treatment can be ad Imost 1,000 |d who has reached 68 is 13% years stevedores WASHINGTON (AP) — ‘The| the payrall tax lumber worker: vo horse, ance the chief wel ae 6 new ra and that he can expect his wife In addition to helping hubby | source of power on the farm, is new Social Security benefit and io nina Luile tose to outlive him by five years, of my six childreo tax geales—both up—add fuel to bring home the bacon, U.S.| making a comoback a8 aise an argument about the retire- Siting a working.

Tike w oP dirt, Is this harm{|More Changes Been women are gelling richer in| ure vehicle, Am ment sys.em that has been hot ow tul? Do they lack some vitamia These calculations don't take their own right. For example: population, ‘which had scar for some time and gets hotter as wo “ea or element of nutrition? into account interest that might | the own more than $140 billion | to below three million by I the average p:pulation gets| mi — Maybe they have heard ¢ been earned or capital In life insurance. [now estimated at between six wate hospital attr younger. the old wives tale that every gsing that right have been reat, Seasonal Bargains | and seven million.

But ‘hers Critles of the system say it f age. Whether he pe ‘tually | child cmt eat peck of dirt by the worker if he had Here are a {ew seasonal bar-| aren't a cheap hobby. Each ‘ecovered equivalent of bemnctlets and invest his gains Santa has avaliable for caste, thes average owner about want to get it over of Social SecurityKeep wage earner start- these contributions would, at contributions.

The hot a ‘good iden, ty a year for vitam a on his and his But they also don’t the urse-heay ing out now or still in his early course, take ina ac- {he because who can tell purse-heavy buyer: r a pair air ofof | Srais, $276 for feed, and. out productive years is being taxed wife's heal he virtual certaint; what germs or poison may be Of the mecsaining $17,000 it is Cong sold gold wig, $35.00; a amber $100 for shoes and medicin unfairly to PRY benefits to those present in a random sample of dian tiger-skin coat, |_ Speaking of medicine: oes on already retired or well on thelr generally bgread that something. anges in Social Sect dir?"

A lack of iron mink trench coat, $6,000: fui (reason they are high Is that tt way to retirement, who paid in it arged off for the in"ithe pea a years, will sized mechanical elephant that | costs the: Ukely causa re phacmisceatice! indusmuch less. puranee valuerof Social Security ry, make more during the next 45. vitamin: Tron dextran. complex milllon to develop« Defenders say everyone, sta- during a man’s working life. ‘aia probably will be in the lambers along at eight miles an| [eacal dru;Mt (Imferon) or iron sorbital citric tistically speaking, et Payments Available benetits, hour, $10, acid (Jectot cured Turkey reigns as the favor PPh ght For Tf he had died leaving minor feoaing jon to ofgive greater a mathematical Christmas alsh “here, ut, In| | Worth Ferien: HOE: children, there would have been break to the retired and the oldzarre taste for dirt due to an nat beck: In tem| your door for a ood day, ad =| bere ms for them. If he had er active workers.

Iron deficiency.

Both drugs re ecome disabled, he would by i.

“Germany "roast | prepare yourself for a bad one.” a calculations moreover quire a doctor's prescription, —Spanish proverb, recs yma take into account the emHistory tesgon: Can you name Social ecurity alae this in- don't thi (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) ployer's contributions, which the U.S. presidentswho had the per cent of the|> a oo to those of the emst 19 simpli- surance ‘at 28 Tt ig no longer true that yes- following nickname Please send your questions athematics, rounding| c tribution. Others put the fig- ploy e¢e coxtributions pro terday's in Talley. is rood only or Swim,” “Ame low asa 2A pee crak. abe Vide the cushion enabling“th | for ning newspaper rand,” ‘Tennessee Tallor,"* and cent as a worl bel Ives, start system to broaden and, “Friend of Helpless Children"? we eed the 317,000 'b grate or tolwrap a fish ine foneman starts ly speaking, to pay the individntthe Penneyl They were John Adams, Martin jan. 1, Gnd continues $12,750 for retirement.

While Dr, Brandstadt cannot more than he has Al the new Lenelit rates, the alput contributor a State Vaan Buren, Andrew Johnson, © IT

by RUA, fee pe, Jen, 1, a3, x which time answer Individual letters, he in. that ea le r found a ‘4 ard Herbert Hi be is cS and roties. Suppose retired worker and his wile will answer letters of generKitchen capers Two-thirds of “The only Spock we talk about oround this house is the James Marlow Is on vaca- thrive on @ dict christ ng of al interest infature columns. puier b ho starts out st $4,000 p the same age would receive $923 ground-up newspapers and. mo- American meq, a a ‘one on Sta r Tre! ht" year and gets ansual Talées ot{a of month in 9013, So a couple! ten.

Dr, Brandstadt eannot concealed weapon.

In one ofihe New York cases, acting un-

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Social Security

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19,

1957

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Papermaking Machine To Be Exhibited In Niagara

Anti-Crime

Niagara mill. The special unit | outfitted 2¢-foot will be in Niagara at 8 a.m.

tomorrew Se om ay w|i or Employes of company's Niagara rill ‘all have & pre. by y8 ay Dealing antmetruted rt view unveiling of the 114 Service, Green Bay. It was fealed, trom engi

1,450 Return To Jobs At Waukesha

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WAUKESHA (# — About 1,450 workers returned to their

jobs at Amron Corp., Monday, ending a {wa.week walkout, James Frits, bbusinoss repre- 1 pensenta for 1 2066 oftIthe Some as short as a blunted — secure the compofniernationel “Asoclallon. of ell position.

Machinists, said the union mem‘The actual machine will probers approved a new two-year

duce sulphite busi for office use, and uncoated papers for commercial printers,

contract providing for increases in pay and fringe benefits.

‘The strike at the plant, which manufactures cartridge’ cases and projectiles for the armed services, began Dec. 1 after negotiations between the company and union broke down.

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2 ‘7 cents, mostly Tho businessmen said the re- Pattern In Russet Bee jueat mas made alter the withbanks, 20 pound film sacks, ‘awal from Canton of the 47th to 54 cents; 10 pound, mat Stock Market Division of the Red Chinese sacks, 33-34 cents.

Amy. ‘They sab! the division Comment: Cloudy and coal, had sent to Centon to NEW YORK (AP)—The stock demand moderate, market in to soften early raed ‘he d&t, one of Red Chl: market steady, this afternoon but still showed tg with the non- an irregular pattern. fective, temporary it was sent Irregularity by activatingthe alowed-downmi when fights A few more stocks declined Stock Quotations fact and stimulating periatalns, | than advanced, reversing the So it you're sluggiah due to irratio thet held during the morn- NEW YORK (AP)—Following Ty iste Carters Pils 19 Tetung. ing. : Tabeup your paritalsia i sesdyooR

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personal income, housing starts, East Ked industrial production, retail Ford Mot sales and employment were| Gen Fds very encouraging. | Gen Motors ‘The Dow Jones industrial av-|Gen Tel & El erage at noon was off 1.80 al|Gerber Prod 870.85.

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‘The economic background, in-| Dow Chem cluding encouraging figures on | Du Pent

for the woman In your life who thinks sho can't have

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Hes generally oppose the ant- during the last session that all| riot bill but strongly endorse the three bills might be combined

sacks, 80 pounds, $1.00 to $1.05; mostly $1.05; 20 pounds, mostly 48 to 49 cents, occasional 60 coms, cecasional 46 cents; 10

SMILING BEST

for ef rary relief teregularity. "why,

partisan spilt, also affects the| reached and the outlook 1s not promlsingfor the next session entie rim

Linda Robi Liberal and moderate com- saminisieation's papaaillen: mittee members from both:p Hehe. aaa; GeeeNenal talk Park, Mich; 21, of Royal Oak, Henderson, 23, of Gary, Ind., gun anles measure. into some sort of package deal and. Cynthis Redhead, 19, of Tho liberals-conseryatives compromise was Youngstow, Ohio.

Foreign Buyers Asked |” SPECIAL KIMBERLY: CLARK EXINBIT—A. papermaking machine model will be in Niagara tomorrow.

To Leave Red China the model's five builders uses a ruler calibrated to 1/04 tach to check alignment of the calendar stack. -The replica took HONG KONG uw — Canton four months to build and cost $10,000. Sce accompanying Trade Fair officials have asked all foreign buyers to leave Com- _story, munist China by Wednesday to A, washed, Round Whites, paper escape any renewal of clashes

Your

7

MICHIGAN

the re bac RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — ceed bill raat summer and the Senate completed hh sits North Carolina's entry in the es edcral grants iesto | committee heaviest turkey cont has 'it before law enforcement ee oneftoris r|gabbled himself to death. of "Fastand a | fe new brekers to. dislodge. tho ‘Dit In a lett | alle proved unavailing in the face of Moore, State Agriculture ComStalemated Conservatives have backeda opposition of Sen. Edward M. Judic ary subcommittee's the WASHINGTON (AP) — The | amendments to remove Su- XK cennedy, Dass, and other nee Senate Judiclary Committee) preme Court-imposed _restricangling over the gut yn proved an Impassable bottle-|tions on the admissibility of trol sti has gone on within ihe peck for anti-crime, antl-riot eaatoanenh ix cist cases. for year also brosd-| 01withmmittee the backing of gm control legislation in ened thesu beommittee ceremony authorize wire- tration, was among ers the first session of the 90th Con- tapping bybilllawto enforcement State Fair of- the fight for this but got no- |) Carolina gress. obesity.”” ficers acting under court order: where against the conserva.

And there's evidence the Johnson has called for a ban on es.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP)—A same conflicts that caused the| stalemata on all three measures en = Si running a school stop sign had may be equally difficult to involving the national interest. Two State Girls |good reason not to appear in breach in the next session be- Doth sides tn the committee's : Municipal Court Monday as ginning Jan. 15. wrangle over 3 bill Arrested In Chieago = | aitduled.

‘The Judiciary Committee, were maneuvering ‘nuttoualy CUICAGO tp — Two Michigan| Judge W. Harry wry Wilton re with Sen, James ©. Eastlar when Congress went home a: an attorney called to say * | girls were among 10 persons D-Mis oe rested in a North Side a EB the ee was involved in an reports) en,ite ton ranking mi:if croppedm uptimethat to thetime where police said they accident on her way © court administra- ment rit; s closely dividfound three pistols and a large|and had been taken to a hospiee ony all tinea lssuee on might be willingto accepta of marijuana, tal for examination. The fudge Southern Demacrats and ca wirelane peovision ft necestary| quantity Police said those arrested are continued five Republicans on the | t 66 its antherime pill out of embers of the Chicago Outis) cpreim sources 22for iaw, a motorcycle group. Tho| All insects are ecld-blooded, ts rel. ave tended towoulkback the! they knew thee, of no Durfoundation aid a result of neighbors tt a federal crime to pate e R- complaining of wild parties at! nL. Hruska, ia Mt apartment. ed 4 FIREPLACE of limited IBS Among supporter ey neh. a) incite Lo intent with ling Stale an 35s arid tears tea” tae pedal interstate flees authority for police wiretapping,| charged withthosebeingarrested Inmates of | gusset bets, We d overes, arms soles also said he knew of nothing to] indicate any weakening in the a disorder!

Legislation

papermaking machine will’ vise te Nagars tomorrow = but it is a vest-pocket size com. pared to the giant machines at Clark Corporation's: Ki imberlyiy

miniature, which begin a 40,000-mile tour of the U.S, and Cenada in January.

The model 1s a look-alike for

MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD,

a

DECEMBER

#8

TUESDAY,

Spread Eagle, Wis. * Sing-A-Long * Lois At The Ss ||

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Open Until 9 P.M. — Through Friday

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THE

!RON

‘MOUNTAIN

NEWS,

IRON MOUNTAIN ~ KINGSFORD,

TUESDAY, DECEMBER

MICHI IGAN

DAV, Auxiliary

ment,

Thursday At

Hold

Hermansville

Day Assembly

Christmas Party

table Jecorated with a Christe roan centerpiece, flanked by candles, The centerpiece was created by Mrs. Dorothy Lang-

Christmas Carol

—

A

Area Jehovah's Witnesses are .

per-

given

at

the

Methodist church ‘Thursday.

‘The

cially seeet

lermansville

hour long pl

at B p.m.

lay will be

Northeastern

On Saturday, during a7 p.m. and the groomsmen were Thomdoublering ceremony at Our | as Leitzke, a friend, and Gerald Redeemer's Lutheran church of | Edwards, brother af the brideDelavan, Wis., Miss Mary Ellen) groom. Guests were suhere! by Powell, of Delavan i, became the | ftBen AYis, Donald ‘all of Delavan, and Hichbride of Conrad Edwards, ard Powell, of Janesville Iron Mountain.

‘The Rev. Donald C, Wilke per- | Reception At Church wedding, For her daughter's formed the nuptial before an Powell wore a one piece altar decorated with bouquets of |Mrs, white gladiolus and red carna- |navy blue crepe dress 20 ofwhich red pinned tions. Wedding music was was ‘The bridegroom: mother offered by Robert Theiss, or- roses. selected a one picce green ganist, and traditional selec. dress, to which was pinned ti jons were sung by Mrs. Frank corsage of red roses. Tho bride-a Dederich, soloist. mother selected a one The bride is the daughter of groom's ‘ord Powell, of piece green dress, complement

bridegroom. is . and Mrs. Clarence Edwards, of Elk. horn, Wis. Sister Matron Of Honor Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an A-line Empire gown fashioned of angel-skin peau. Chantilly lace

ed by

a

corsage

of white

roses.

3 is

tron of honor was Mrs. Sandra

psychologically the same.

Lady Sunbnor rerable HAR

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off-white crepe was iightighted by a floor length brocaded drape that fell from the back of her .

‘The bridesmaids, Mrs. Earn Fanning, also a sister, Mrs. Grace Edwards, sisfer of the bridegroom, denn gowns styled as that of the ‘hon or attendant. Each wore matching floral headpiece of red ve bouffant butterfly Serving

his

‘brother

est man was Roger

as

the

Edwards,

Vulcan

street.

ins. should conduct Bible studies. Sessions Wen RECENTLY —Tecru Ruth Wymer,5s Saigher of Mr. je conducted morning, and Mrs. J: ‘k Wymer, mt Bolen eae, became the bride of afternoon and evening, with a Leonard soreph Hiltonen, son ir. and Mrs. Rudy Hiltonen, baptism of new ministers on ‘of fron Mountain, Attendants for the ‘pride were Mrs, Harold Sahursiagiaanamcon.

Houston, an ai man was 8 James ention’s theme is “Walklog ;Orderly by Sela Mrs. Hiltonen ‘willy Yeside’ In Callfarnia where the bridegronm tationed at Camp Pendleton with the Marine ‘The featured speaker program appearing dailywiau vee —— ard Le Watchtower sane Render ters in Brooklyn, N. Balzer has served on the Nesdjuarterst staff for over 25 years and js now supervising the work of Jehovah's Witnesses in the midwestern United States. He will Answers*Your Problems

Ann Landers...

ject, Il God Man's Affairs?’”

‘West said that all the local Kingdom cancelled for the weekend.

Intervene in Dear Ann Landers: The other meetings at day 1 went to tie basement to| Hall will be get the clothes off the line. I conference discovered that our dag Pal had pulled all the clothes down and Twas furious. Pal knew he was in trouble because when I went Social Notes upstairs to get him and show him what he had done, he was Christmas gifts were exin the corner and rechanged when the Auroraettes cowering fused to budge. He has done this met recently at the home of before ‘and Evo been. tying 10 Mrs. Ronald Olson. Members break him of the habit, but I were reminded of the Christmas had any luck. dinner at Dully's Den. Officers haven't 1 was determined to get Pal for the ensuing year were electspank him but ed. They are Mrs. Harold downstai Westman, president; Mrs. Hog- he was just as determined not er Palmcook, treasurer, and to go. Pal is an 85-poui Mrs. William Church, reporter. hecd ing you might as well try The initiation of new members try to pick up a grand piano. will be held Jan. 17 with Mrs. So 1 took the broom and began iertove Bich down dhe Palmeook as hostess.

At that moment two ‘eeccaas You cen thread yarn Into a girls were passing the house needle much more easily if you Our side door was open loop a piece of thread over the they saw me prodding Pal with yarn, then pass the two ends of the broom. They yelled for me thread through the needle ¢: e.]to stap beating the dog. One

The yarn will be pulled in after girl said I was crucl and inthe thread. human and that she was goin —— | to report me to the S.P.C.A.8 | Both girls were on the verge of Ultra-EASY! tears. 1 tried to explain but First United Presbyterian Boy they refused to hear my side o Scouts at 7 p. m. Wednesday. it. So,J Ann, I want,the girls to] know T was not beating the dog, Printed Pattern Chareh of God prayer fatal merely trying to discipline him. ing and Bible study at 7 p. m.

If the 5.P.C.A. comes to our Wednesday.

Immanuel Baptist midweek Bible study and prayer at 7 p.m.

Wednesday. At 8 p. m. senior choir rehearsal Westside Workshop of ‘Trinity Methodist church at 2p.

Wednesday at the home of Mes! Richard Roberts ‘Christian

Science

Saclay

testimonialmecting at & Wednesday ‘and reading, ‘room from

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Witnesses ection at

Tneocralic 7:30 p. m

Ministry sday

i service meet ing. Bible study at 8 tonight. arts omen untor con tion class at Wednesday. AU 7-p Hlarers and midweek service of Bible study, prayer and praise.

St. Anne's Cirele of the American Martyrs church at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday with Mrs. Lee Collins. A potluck Iumeh will be served and fifly ecnt gilts will be exchanged Holy Communion will be cele brated in Holy Tri iscopal church at 10° a. m, Wednesday 9278 in obese ance of Ember Day SIZES 124-261 and at 7:20 p.m. Thorsday , th feast of Saint Thom and Martyr.

by Wenian Masten Adah Circle of First United Presbyterian chureh at 1p. m. lines makes" this Wednesday fr a luncheon at youth jumper sq slimming, the home of Mrs. Alex Leonard, and so SIMPLE to sew! Team 508 Cook street.

One dollar it with smart, collared blouse. | gifts will he exchanged. Mrs, Printed Paltern 9278; Half J. V. Miksa will have the devo- Sizes 1243, sabia 18%, tions.

2012, Wie, 2434, 2644. Size 1644 24 yas. Asineh; "Blouse Blend cream cheese and blue jumper yards 39ind ead over salami 2% SIXTY-FIVE one in coins slices and stack. Cut the stacks for each pattern=add 15 cents far ech paltece ie first-class. triangle-shapo mailing special hi pieces as appetizers, Good with to Marian Martin, The tomato juice!

Tron Mc News (423), Pat =, 2 West 18th New York, N.Y. 10011 CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS ZIP, SIZE and STYLE NUM. Ligh, condobers, ¢rnamert ER. wreaths, | crop "din ‘bulbs, Neo eae See 100 MORE fashions to oot sew in all sizes in our great "Plenty « Free Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog.

Dresses. culottes, coats, separates, holiday styles. Get one ROCCONI accwane 104 N. Stephenson ren Mtn.

Asslatin on the Tunch committee were Mrs. Joyce Cou Mrs,

chairman at the CloverDisabled American velne Auxiliary No. 23 joint boom party jneld recently

Today's Recipe

By Gayner Maddox ee SOUFFLE

Area Church Activities

different

femmed

at

and

yon Lori Constantineau.

‘The next auxiliary meeting will be held Jan. 25, at the club Various holiday musleal selec- rooms. tlons were played by Peter and fon Norw:

in8, variety of talks on able subjecls. Groups of minis:

Gay of birth and brought up in completely

holiday

primarily to advance Chri Bible education, jhe threeda lay program

A reception was held in ¢ church Fellowship hall. Atterding the guest book was Mrs. Sue, Lite Punch was served Mrs. Joan Walson, with Lina Same and Gladys Olson, the coffee. Mrs. Nancy Bison end Mrs, Virginia Drackly cut the‘redding Peake.

The bride Is a graduate of Gays Mills high school with the . Her gown featured a Watteau pancl train classhoo! of Beauty, and and LaCrosse was emlonger their own. . .’ in chapel | 5! with lace inserts the Cut and Curl Can mental [ness be Inherit- Tength. A double Ince crown, detailed with pearls and crystal groom is a graduate of the Delaear ‘Answer: More and more evi- accents held her bouffant’ silk van high school and is employed being accumulated to illusion veil. She carried a casthe Walgreen Agency. toward|cade of white carnations, et by Following a wedding trip of sweetheart roses and Southern States, they will reside Attending her sister as is

satisfactory relation. hip carefully worked out be tween busband and wife is brok: en the very first night the child is home from the hospital.

The inability of a child to do enything for itself means that demands are made on parents

and

ter of the Iron Mountain con-

Mirror Of Mind

De children disturb marriage?

Answer: John Levy and Ruth

Wisc

welcome

Harold West, presiding

Exchange student, Dik Van Meerten. from. Tloiland, plays Fred. Four other adulis, and 17 members of the Youth Fellowship will also take part.

‘The public is invited to attend.

One of the worst things an inJaw can do to a newly married couple is to drop in on them unannounced

gram land ans ine

Escanaba area Juslor hgh school is to be used for the Casion, Upwards of 600 delegates {rom Upper Michigan and

The role of Scrooge is taken

by Clifford Corer:Salvin Rice, wha is die pastor of both con is the director and his son, Randy, plays Tiny Tim.

atudy at the University fgan reveals that in-laws are more likely to hinder a marrlage than to help it. especially if © inlaws are around regu larly, In-laws actually do inter: fere with the development of

today

ly, the Watchtower Siile aod Track Society of New

presented by ¥ Bf the Stephenson, Methodist chureh where they ave two successful performances a week

by Edward R. Pinckney MD. end Cathey Pinckney Do In-laws really interfere?

‘The

Joint

greetings were delivered by Mrs. Delores Constantineau, auxiliary commander and pro-

Escanaba, Dec. 22-24, it

Langlois

Dooging Stow was served from

ant

HERMANSVILLE

formance of the Dickens’ classie “A Christmas Carol” will be

pormby

19, 1967

Witnesses To Hold Three

'S_ representatives; Constantineau, department IV field service officer; nard Raym Bernard Mull, ‘Zone vv publicty chairman; Wellington De Tem ple of Nathan, first_ Vietnam veteran to join Cloverland chapter; auxiliary Junior members, Céeilia and Cindy Sudac,

% cup dark rum 2 cups (1 pint) heavy cream,

collar of wax paper 2 inches high around a I2-quart souffle dish. Grease wax paper. Pour souffle into dish, Chill until fi

nounced

dinated Christmas party wil is on beni

22 at 6:30 p.

the VA Distribution of not ladies. (When will marri- Christmas. pilts’ to the patients age-mi inded females learn that 3 ‘The no lasting friendship ever start- Now Year's Eve ecordinated ed in bed?) (2) Ladies who are party at 6:30 p.m, All volunnot women. (Being soft, look -|teers are needed for these Ing pretty ‘and smelling nice dates, does not add up to hones!

Alvin Lydman, department good morals or that vital sare commander

was

presented

Christmas silts made by

with

te

auxiliary juni der the ieddership of Mra. Ann DuFresne.

Shirley Hartline was presented a gift on behalf of the chapter for services rendered for 18 years as adjutant.

Go on dates, even if you have Mrs. Hartline also received a to use judo to defend yourself gift. Alvin Lydman made the once Ina while. To put it blunt- presentations. ly, stay in circulation. If you were played following sit home I'll never find you.— theCards program with awards going TLL LOOKING Douglas

Dear throu;

MARRONS

Sweetened. whipped cream 5 marrons glaces Beat eggnog with.chestaat puree until smooth. Soak gel Fiat tum for’ s mlautes. Put low heat and stir until Lynn DuFresne and ri Con- over dissolved. Stir into chestnut etantineau.

Chill until slightly DAV Auxiliary vounteers mixture. thickened.

Whip cream and fold Mi Hattle recognized were Mrs. vely Nenana and Into chestnut mixture. Make a

held

that makes a man want ta see a woman again and again.) if you quality, Join clubs, ic seem seedy

FROID

1 quart prepared eggnog can (1 1b. loz.) creme de chestnut puree) a envelipes unflavored

whipped with well-drained mar toy rong glaces.

For homemade eggnog: Beat 4 eggs until thick and creamy. radually beat in %4-cup sugar.

Gradually beat in 3 cups light cream. Beat in chestnut puree and prepare recipe as directed above The Stork and Mrs. Robert Quick, of 125 Maple, a daughter, Christine Ann, yesterday at Memorial hospital. “Weight, six> pounds, eight ounces.

When beet shortribs are braised, they may need to be simmered

hours

for

before

two

they

to

three

are tender.

Still: a you're resting, you'd “better

go Into hiding. You sound too ington’ DeTemple. Special Pee to be tru ae. es were awarded to Mary Cle * Contidential to Diamonds Are A Girl's Best S ut the cash register in the a? background was making Tiuch molse I could. scarcely hear the wedding bells. Was it TH East .“D" Se. A marriage or a merger. were talking about? My advice NOISY MATTRESS ¢ ich I'm sure you will ig KEEPING YOU AWAKE? nore) is to cool this relationship until you find out what else he has to offer. So far all 1 can see Is fecuri

house, I'll die of embarrassment. ‘Thank very much, ANTMAL LOVER: Copyright 1967, Pubjisher-Hall ear Here's your Syndicate letter aa T hope the girls see Meetings It. 1 also hope your husband buys you a clothes dryer for Fagelettes at 7:30 tonight at Christmas.

Spera's ball Dear Ann Landers: Please cockies-are hard to cut out print my response to the lonely “Tt from rolled-out Fough, it widow who signed herself "dis- may be that you have not couraged." She wanted ta know floared th here all the eligible men are ee Discouraged: T am not hiding. I am resting. I'm a professional man with

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proud of.

1am tired of matchmakers who have tried, for threo years pawn off every available old maid, career girl, wi divorcee they know. tired” of bring told I should gel married because my

need ay of all, I'm tired of being told there ‘are no available gentle men over 30 Jn this worl ave Tun into two major problems. (1) Women who are

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TUESDAY,

DECEMBER

19,

THE IRON

1967

Norway News Mrs. Frank H. Tomasoski

LO ez7at

Discount — .

Deadlines

IRON

NEWS,

Jomeahoplters.

some—shoplit

Bam. Sunday, Dec. 24. A pro Royal Neighbors gram of recitations and songs Mrs. Guy Bertolinewas el

City Sets

MOUNTAIN

SHUTTING

Mrs. Bertoline New Oracle Of

MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD,

OUT SHOPLIFTERS

A gest nore i

Siomy or Boon to foili

MICHIGAN

eherton'e

ionTight fingered few fe In

7 Niagara News Mrs, George Durston

the,busy Bosy season for

at to be

ere secre

passes these tips

is planned. AAll classes, nursery ed oracle of a! ‘ilver Star through high school, will : Camp of the Royal Neighbors meeting ting held follgwing a as dinner served at the

si SSites aa" |o also be shown. ‘The committee &3 in charge of the

program, in-

y Prive, a

succeeds

‘ed Kimi cludes Mrs. Ison, chairSent a for the man, assist Mrs. Richard “Glnering Aticare year, wore Mrs. John cent Marcel- Miko! ice-oracle; Mrs. Us, and ustafson. | Howerd Mami a ‘Tho public Is’ invited to attend, Mrs

At a meeting of the Norway | Swanson, Ass,

count on Water and sewage accounts will be extended to the end of the month,

Mrs. Mrs.

Romney Gives Yule

Fred

protest abo the use of snow [20d Mrs. Henry Wagner! Mr. obiles in the woods during|@"d Mrs.

marshal; Mrs. Jean Brown, inner sentinel; Dominic Rochietti, outer sentinel; aa

Bollone,

the Ee deer season. The latter mat=

recorder;

port of revenues and empencl-| Message sewer The

council

tures for water funds,

Phone CL 1-1459

Residents Hold Sportsmen Hear Party At Florida Reports From pre-chtstmas party was held Fecently i Palmetto, Fla. State Wardens {the home of Adolph Birr, of who is spending the Warden Ken Kazmar and Niagara, Ranger Phil Paske were speak- winter months in Palmetto.

In altendance were Nisgara ers the recent Niagara residents who are livin, Sportsmen's club meeting.

Warden Kazmar announced es that Marinette county had the winter, son, largest buck kill in tho state Mr! and Mrs. Waller Birr, Mc. and that there has been a

Nee. Howard Greene; ronert, ee Mr.

juested

ede

A letter was Tread from the

aur one

and Mrs. Larson, juvenile dicactus d Mrs, Bjornson and Mrs. ia, managers.

‘work.

The Intasisated cuatornes, Is one ch

“SE || eA ae

| gift of money and a Christmas be sent to tour of 13 mations from|™essage wot Europe to Southeast Asia and|Roger Treves Jr, son of Mr. was available to the|9nd Mrs. Roger Treves, who state's broadeast stations. is in tho service. Members also reminded to send “History does not record a were holiday messages to Mrs. Lite Christmas season when thi : Man Marcell, of Norwa: country has experienced the ifts were exchanged, and a combination, of abundance an brought by Mrs e cupies us all1] special prize Pipp, went to Mrs. oa time of year Romney | 4 ‘illiam michick.

os

adCovenant Choir in poverty here at home while half | To Present a million of our you High-cost, easy-to- Her waging war on the ermenside areof | Canata Sunday hee = cpl yea outi the Pacific.” clarks.

“I wish it were possible for The choir of the Evangelical ia desing ip cle every loved one to be with his Covenant church sailor, soldier, Marine or Air the Christmas Cantata, rave Force man at this Ume of year Transcending,” at 11 a.m. street | —an erably be het Dee. at. tho’ church ao home,” said Romn ans. day, Cantata Of is written by John Memory to spend the rolldeya. ming The W. Peterson who has compos Vietnam. many other pieces of mu: “The whole story of Christmas The following songs (Bevo Still fs the birth of the Prince of included, “Th Beautiful Peace,” he said. “And New * Year {a a time of individual Schedule for Senior Citizens and national resolve. ee Kings, :|Lingers On Center: Movies will be shown “On ese cornerstones may “O jesus, Night wand "Away 2 GRANDE, Ohio (AP) — tonight as planned: Wednesday we yolee our prayers both for In a Holy Manger. scores still are 1:30 p.m. artex painting; bl we have received is Under the ditec- ble @ atbasketball little t Grande College, Thursday, 6 p.m. Christmas acd for the restoration of peace tlon‘The of choir Mrs. Asp, who but Coa Lanham isn't party for’ all members; potluck ty based on will also do the narrate Mrs. happy about i dinner will be served, and 50- Brotherhood of man,” Romney Irving Soderlun ¢ accom¢ ing to see inky " cent gifts will he exchanged. sai nist, abd soloist w i l be.

Mra “Let us who know comlort James Sundstrom, Lloyd Welch, er. style of play slow down | after hookup 4s | not content until and Edwin Asp. ‘The public is Siriaas en we come back Redmen | still in effect, and Santa é be iny fonday night after a calls from 33 ree 223

aig is = Romaey a

t Wi

Community Bible Chapel a'sgare tralian side se el willTho presout Ke ounsial Cirtsts| dey sotkles for state complet mas program beginning at 3|in the governor's

By Dick Turner

=

4

Men

jJan, 13 and 14 at the Internalon ‘SODES narra‘ tional Snowmobile2 Races at | how beloved Christ- 5 Dunbar, All ‘men who plan s ta|20W, carol iis most to be Ey altend the work bee are to bring| the world. aise to Lunch

and

a

hour followed the meeting

panion*

f while

proweaes"

social

x * Knights of Colambus and!

Auxiliary Joint meetingat a to-| elem music night for “a potlick supper in| The public is invited to nte gee like the the K of C clubrooms. tend. Admissionwill be free Good store Bec: ed lgreng : "geod protece Women Soclety of Christian enticipated waned for bos the the ee po Service members will meet in fourth, 11h o eres tue ae Protestant church, be admitted uni Wednesday at 1:30 p, m. to pre volved tn discipline problems. I |pare shut-in Christmas pack- occrpaat by ale ord tells ey int to lea |: fem each aiker’ by. clarifying ages. and un. Lapa Roti lasues together through argu-| , Community Chest meeting af let’Mr, Monday for California 4p. m. tomorrow in the chub- visit their son-in-law and ace It we stare ¢ the same basic| | house dining room. All organize ter, Mr. and Mrs. James 20> tions requesting maney in the aa at La Mirada.

Favorite ploy: One: shop

per ong age

conversati

"| ward Buehler. Door prizes wers Won by Mrs. Ray Comeau and je| Harty Anderson.

were at the ranger stas School Pupils tion at Pembine du 967 deer season, He said the ratio of deer killed were three bucks In Program to one doe or party permit.

He then showed an interesting On Thursday wildlife film.

It was announced that there The annual Niagara elemenwill be a work bee tomorrow tary school Christmas ren night Dec. 20, at 7 in the Ni- in the hi school auditorium agara village garage. The pro}- beginning at 7:30 pm. ect will be to make a concession stand which will be used

hammers.

remain

dally ‘now through Friday, Bee

si

ering sound coune one way of pleking oe “a Tew odds and onder

*

Kimi chick will serve as pastoracle, The women decided that a

Norvulet VFW Post on imrovements made at the Post|long

@, which Ig ‘city 0 owned, be-.| ing the former Tourist Infor-| mation center.

‘A report on the 14th avenue} pumping station was given by the ‘city menager, who jwtinead that the find of the

Fancy displays creatin; blind apota o' Hei concealment for Iiftere at

LANSING (AP)—An uapaee

for the Cor dented combination improvements made, why these these |dance and concern nation’s Christma: were ystem. These will be ready | today within a few deys, the manager announced.

is

coms

We The Women :

By Betty Conery and

Mrs. Mutiel Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Assn. discipline argument ina child's village meetin are asked to attend this Mr. and Mrs. James Zukowskl.

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By Mariel Lawrence something if we demand, “Why | Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Ho-| parents of a son, Todd Joseph, in the village | born Sunday, Dec. 17, in LaMir= A mother I know took do you let this child stay up |hol sold prop

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See n to his father, the father not together enough. That's why week interrupted to ask bis wife, I sometimes ignore his bed-| What toye did you buy the ti ime."

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loss to Urbana, Ohio, HiulLDewinter a of the Taos" 2*| Auto Production Hits | Calleg: American Legion will meet at Rio’ Grande 1s one school «| 200,000 First Tine pan.

Wednesday in. the where high scoring isn't apt to again take my son Legion hei things he can’t have.” break af records. “They're all DETROIT wn — Auto Subsequently, this youre moth tion nes hummed atza iste out of reach, [ think,” Lanham clip The 4H Wooder tab will er divorced ber ‘husband.

Inst week as hold a Gh best admits. ning ‘The record books are doml- Srouldn’t now what. alternaiive 200,000 mark for the firs: lime, in pore sree 2008 “ tie ity hall “rtend iat rect 01 “Bevo” Francis, Nf tralo publication, Auto. s pla Busyan of college ‘basketball ee between her moral thinking mative hows! reported "200,434 ned. Members were Temi minded nd that of her husband who cars rolled off U.S. assembly to bring @ gift for exchange, hi taory. believed that human beings are and not to include the name lines during the week, It was evo and Rio Grande were possess everythin drawn at a previous meeting. big nenews in the early 1950s, His entitled to the highest total in nearly 13 months, scoring exploits included 113 Aware of the ‘unbridgeable Of the total, American Motors | ints in one game and 1,064 Detroit Newspapers jons points in one se: averaged 50 painta a game.

Continue On Strike However, some of his scoririmg | ai DETROIT — The 23-day. was against junior colleges, a a old strike that has shut down his records ae pared in th he Deti tional Association of Intercolleplate Athletics (NALA) record cars beis very incon-| ween Jan. 1 and the end of laat Tn 1983 Bevo, a 6-foot-9 farmat our §-year-old’s 1 News, an afternoon daily, boy with 4 good shooting: touch, bein.

"Sometimes ba lets the| The total for the correspondand the Detroit Free Press, a forced big-cily sport to watch TV with ing period in 1966 was 273,228. morning dal y which suepeunied send writers into routhern OhioPO adof making bim 50go | to see whet was a hoax. jn Iisteal support of ‘t argue wi 17, met peivately ‘The next season, his gamo carover tits rR front of the child 110-Volt Wire Kills ried the Redman to New York's of 1 know Madison Square Garden and fonda: argue aactaline, problems in Milwaukee Repairman other major arenas. private.

But vate, J n Bevo was dropped from MILWAUKEE MA 23-year-| nd school for academic shortcom can't make m old Milwaukee sign repairman a bad tod Rio Grande basketball| that his inconsistency ‘The two newspapers electrocuted Monday while the child's emotional Health was Jointly with some unions but not went back to relative obscurity asfor late working on a sign atop a Fes-| the ‘Teamsters, as the Detroit and lots of games in high schoo!| taurant marquee.

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‘Authorities’ said Francis Le on arrival at 2 al after touching wires carrying 110 volts of electricity.

Do you ee husband share the same basic moral notions? said, "Some still | T ask this because if we dao about him all the fine: and ae stare: Suen basic views witha in effect, a strike against both, ers would Just as soon forget all | hu we can argue with

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Yule Programs On Thursday

CRYSTAL FALLS Mrs. S. J. Karnack, Jr. UP 5-3330

CRYSTAL FALLS — The funlor high and elementary studenta in the Forest Park School District will present their Christmas programs on Thursday in thelr respective school gymnasiums, elementa

Bonetti And White Named

Michigan Week Chairmen IRON RIVER — Daniel J. are urged to contact Bonettl Honetti, director of the Dickin- or White dy calling 285Both Bonett! and White have son-Iron Community Action been actively involved in Agency, and Ronald J. White, number of communily projec!

Prudential Insurance Company and have indicated their ‘esire representative in Iron County, to work diligently to make the have been appointed Michigan annual week a success.

Win Schuler, president of Win Week hairmen In Iron County, according to Rev. Fr. Schuler Restaurants Ine., 1s Louis Cappo, pastor of St. Ce- serving as the general chairman Mic! cilia Church, Hubbell,ai chairman of Region 1. nt to ident ai ‘The annual Michigan | 2!

Mictigadt Universty, Week will be observed on May Norikern serve as the deputy general 18-25 and the Iron County co will chairman at large in the stale. chairmen are presently attempting to organize the appropriate mmittees and to secure com- Faith Baptist mittee chairmen for the eight designated special days of Michgan Week which are Commu- Yule Program mty Pride Day, Spiritual Foundation Day. Our Government Tomorrow Night Day, Our Heritage Day, Our

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The program will open with Obituary two traditional carols and 9 welcomo by Julio Dray, The ecrturs reading, a congrega- Jesse Junean opening recitations will Be pro- fioeal nda trio rendiIRON RIVER — Services tor ted by Laura Brunk, Goldie The Jesse Juneau, 86, of Iron River, Scheffler, Carcl Dray and Kay Mountain by Julie, It_On Carol and who Westcott. The primary depart- Cathleen Dray, Following died Thursday, were held the ment will then offer a song offering announcements, at 8:45 Monday morning at the medley, fallowed by a recitation there will andbe vocal_ selections Duvall Funeral Home and at 9

by Dennis and David Dray.

Following the scripture read- by Kenneth Swan and a quartet at St. Agnes Church with the Rev. Fr. Thomas Anderson, ing, the program will continu “0 Holy Night” ty Surface and Alan Heikkinen. pastor, intoning tha requiem The program will be closed Mass. with remarks by the Rev. C. A. Pallbearers were Earl LackerSurface, pastar, and the bene- man, Henry Veeser, Ha ry 0 Sum Jr, Jolie Metros, Jultus Gendro Bonel and son, Key Enstrom and Cathleen ADDITIONAL TRON COUNTY Burial wasott Resthaven ‘Cemray.

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communit; ave Indicated their desire io make ihe 1ath"antiual Michigan Wee a zusoers, The two were appoint ed Monday is Cappo of St. Cecilla church, Hubbell, who Is the J Regional ‘co-chairman, (ron Mountain News pho to)

the committees | participate in this year's Christmas program to be Wednesday evening.

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nephew, John Ruoho,|of walleyes while fishing with West Side Briefs wala Gas jbeld ‘Tuesday in| tipupe at Chicaugon Lake MonPortsmouth, Ruoho was|qay morming, Mrs, Campbell Mrs. John of Stam-| fatally a i Fhe stationed brought home two walleyes, one baugh, aod Mra. Sigrid Mcintyre] with cha U. S. Navy in Vietnam. welghing In’ at six Re ot Florence, Wis., attended the] Mrs, Eleanor Campbell, of|the other Upplng the scale at funeral agrvices for thelr son|Ganstra, reported a fine cateli| five and one-half pounds.

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Those from out of town tending funeral services Frank Rosparo included and Mrs. Jack Ave Maria son Richard, of Chicago; and Mrs. Floyd Taylor of Hlazelerest,

NAMED CO-CHAIRMEN—Michigan Week Co-chair James Bonetti, director of the mn Community Action Agency, ard Ronald J. White, Prudential Insurance Company representative in the county.

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Beer Lobby Blamed For

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The measure would not bave uniform Defeat of the leglalaiion was rovided exam) je tt trKerowles ianid, “It was a pill’ that the Senate had every umph of speclal interests over interest,” Knowles refuse. told a traffle safety dinner Monday night.

“Drinking and driving is a factor in more fatal accidents on 4a Wiseonsin than all other causimum beginning es combined,” Knowles said. to believe that the only way a “shocking

age of 19 and refused to take up a bill calling for chemical testing of suspected

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a ya to initiate a referendum tht the Knowles acknowledged that I ture or by statewide pequccessful bills will increase the | ti lon. The governor cannot orGtate patrol by 75 men and e3- der a question placed on the drivers.

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Range Leaders Meet Tonight In Battle For First Place Seven Games Slated For Area Preps

By “ollege Football

ee

each game averaged 431 more

game. Despite Injuries to Ra Berry, Jimmy Orr, Bobby Boy Lenny Lyles and Alvin Haymond, the Colts remained undefeated through their first 13 games.

Shula was sepking his second conference ¢péwn in his five years in B: more.

before George Allen of the Los Angeles Tamms, thought it" would be a (Games Tonight) 26, ee ee ee Stambaugh st Crystal Falls. Sethe tala! alsendance of Norway at Niagara (Armory). | SS ee etna | Reras*ana the, Baltimore Colla.

Hoe per was cont theeee Gpe team, of course, lost, but 1966 totalirwhich pre' [neither of the coschesd ous high.

Hermansyille at Republic. " ig Ten led in average | Instead Allon and as ela Perkins at Carey.

Powers at Rock

winding up the first - half of most of the attention is centered on the Forest Park gym at Crystal Falls where the unbeaten Trojans (f-0) entertain the surprising Stambauah ile toppers (41) in a crucial Menominee Renga battle.

‘The winner of the Crystal Falls- Stambaugh skirmish takes over cole possession of first

won the Western title in 1964 but game, F the Colts were named Nation: lost the championship game to League c

er

while the "Atlantic Coast Conte

biggest. jump in|

Monday in the vot Cleveland,

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Local Prep Wrestlers To Tangle

broad.

or 1 ti the vote was taken before “Sunday's ‘Ran Shula said wrsls, referring to the fact that the Co both the game Division title

the 1967 - 68 campaign tonight,

place In the Range wheel. Both clubs are currently sporting per30 ‘ords in the conference tls chase: Crystal Falls has raced past Kingsford, Norway and Iron River in league outings. Stam fed Iron heels of victories over Norway and Niagara.

Coach Stu Smith of tho Tro-

DETROIT 1m — Host Wayne Stato Immediately moved out ight in its own Centennlal Classic: basketball touts nament, but two other Michigan teams along Maine and rugged South Sakon he winner's

‘op Coaching Honor ee

NEW YORK ie Selene ootball allenda ‘ose to ow record 26.4 million in 1967 wties |

With the area prep cage teams

"Cats Notch Victory In Tournament

|Allen, Shula Share

Attendance Mark Set

TwoBig 10 Teams Trip

Outsider:

vas

The Kingsford Plivvers host

right. The vole was

‘before the game, and Alllig jcach received 16

the Iron Mountain Mountaineers in a dual high school wrestling

stands In round Sout! ar football feams who visited = Blarat, Fia,, children's hospital. South ‘quarterback Eidsdge Dickey (eft) from Tennessee A North linebacker Dennis Morganin from. Mis higan, and North guard Dick Swatland from Noire Dame present Christmas gifts to Garcia. @ North and ‘ill meet Christmas day in the Orange Bowl for a charity game. (AP Wirephoto)

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never Donny Anderson was nursing a guide Green Bay to a third |©got closer thethan game ints there bruised hip and that fuilbacks| straight NFL crown, wouldn't alter, Reg Piggee11 ledthe Tax Jim Grabowski an: ilson admit that the game Saturda tars, now 23, with 20 points. still were ailing. any special challenge =) Grabowski has not played much in seven we ks and rer, discussing the Rams, Hank Aaron Selected mains a doubtful p! yer in Sat-| sa |, “The ‘@ become so much | urday's game, better because they think| MVP On Atlanta Club

Toppers.

court if there was a recurrence,

Bother To

Terry Gamber Niagara Badgers (24) andDonMikeAdams, Weaver combined for Norway Knights (1-3 26 points that kept Northwest- Meredith ern on top in the second half after leadi ng 89-34 al intermis- DALLAS, Tex, (AP) — Don sion. Adams led Northwestern Meredith doesn’t want to for the game with 19 points. The hampered by that, mask for us dele Wildeats now are nday when he (60) for a non-league tilt, a nas bulge leads Dallas against Cleveland Northern es. finds for ¢ Eastern Conference the Florence Bobeats (1-4) on chamfpionship of the National their home floor against the Football League, Three Lakes Bluejays (2-2) to- and Nate e aschibad each ¢ hit 19 ‘This id h for Dandy Don, who points. has fought injuries all season Three Big Six quintets will be Purdue rallied from a as and has been unable to reach his non-conference si old effectiveness as a result. intermission lag to a 56-34 lea tion.

The Hermansville Red- with 12 minutes left before a “This is the Eastern Conferskins (5-1) ae the bg od cumbii New Mexico State. ence championship game and we Indians (4-2), the Powers Ti have enough pride that we want bed |to repeat} said Meredith. uA ers (4-1) mest the,Lite Giants 1g | lot of us think we haven't played | at Rock farney their third loss after wim the football of which we are caWolves (32) play. hose to tie four straight. saad Hayes? 35 points helped pable and we want to make up Perkins Yellowjackets (3-2). for that, Ofrteam Is going to be menos at Houston. Tom points topped the ready to give until t hurts.” , Chamberlain Back In Goshens whose record dipped to ‘what he was talking|

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26-13.

RECREATION LANES

two games.

The first was aver 7-24.

The Rams were seemingly eliminated from the race by the Packers two weeks ago, but a

blocked punt In the final minute

“They begin to think they're

unbeatable. I'm sure they feel that way now.

“If we can upset them early and break up their confidencea tle, we might get them think:

bastes

he about things again."

e@ coach, who would like tol

—

ATLANTA, Aaron, who’ led the National League in home runs and total and batted 307, today Most |Was namedPlayer the inB: raves’ Valuable 1967 by tha Atlanta chapter Baseball Nelers) Association of Ameri+

that they are better.

ribs, His ribs still were sore af and so was his le! foot.

Lombard! Tight-Lipped “Outside of that, (the Snjuties) T've got no worries,” said| Lombard.

“iat gives me a thrill, no m jer how ee trophies, 1 win, Aaron sald of bis the ealy BBrave to hit more than .300. He led

North Carolina

Show Gains In Cage Poll

fourth

By BEN OLAN | Florida oe Monday night -but | TUBS, Associated Press Sports Writer the balloting was based on bases with 343 on his hom| games through last Saturday. total North Carolina and Indi ers, 37 doubles and three triregistered notable Cli Tora eget vidson climbed twa spots to gains in The As despite its defeat by the Inajpr-collece basketball pall sixth mmodores today although power{u ci Boston College, which lost to still dominates the ting, John's of New York 91-90, ‘Tho Tarheels Knocked aff two

match with an alresdy bie | injury list bigger than ever. Reserve end Allan Brown ruptured a kidney and reserve tackle| Steve Wright cracked a Ti “ib | against the Steelers.

Coach Vince Lombardi also disclosed that starting halfback Gordie Johncock Wins

4

they're better, The end result is

against the Steelers despite sore

ter the game,

=

inc rdi of Green Bay teams broke even with outsiders onday night ns the conference got Ba wotee New Yorre, Alle basketball race focused at 31- | Sherman three, George Halas of Chicago and Blanton Collier ot for the se: Tom Northwestern won 79-68 at Mis- | Cleveland. two ench and Fenrs of New Orleans one. souri in one of the wildest games Allen, who stirred up a big uss ‘when im resigned as ane of

notched 23 points in’ pacing dthe Wildgats to their fourth victory in six games. Sophomore Joe Young topped Wash Ington, cow 24, with 17.

Jim aL points = leading Maine to an easy 93-75 triumph over Wayne aine’s

There’s Cause To Be Concerned For Pack

mateh tonight in the Kingsford em, Action will with a Jayveo‘natch # a 8:30, Tok lowed varsity Coach Ray Marlunel of Rings ford and Iron Mountain mentor Jerry Kriegl announced thelr starting lineups, Tonight's con- GREEN BAY, Wis, i—There's test is rated as a tossup by most cause for concern in Green Bay. assistant beaten New Mexico State beat west, started Christmas is six days away and mee with a last- observers.

Purdu and undefeated on_ the The following 1s the starting there's still no place team, took the Rams to an Uneup Houston smashed Minnesota 103- 8-6 for toni groud_ nd thebbeloved Pack: record dast year and a 65. nds — Mike Panchert ers have pi Hant 11-1-2 mark this season, The league's only usbenten Numerous Trades (IM) — Kingsford vacant).

The defe: professional teams, Indiana (50) and Ohio is — football champions meet the Los State “(3.0), risk their records Much of his success stems Angeles Rams in Milwaukee today, The Hoosiers meet. we from the numerous trades he — Jerry Pancheri Saturday for the National Foottall’ Notre Dame vat “Port has made. In his two years in aM)112-pounds aoe — Oliver (K).

ConferInd, while the Buck- Los Angeles, he has” obtained line reserv Si » Oe Wayne, — Paul Lodholz ence title.

6, oor, 65, give the Falls ge aro home to New Mexico from other teams such _stand- oo Prerey Tarein {B, quis as tackle Roger Brawn, Normally that would be no club a slight h ge. ote oberts cause for alarm linebackers Maxie Baughan and amt pounds on the part of Bob ‘Amundson (®). os, ends Bernie Cabut ale aesnot 10 points in junds @ Pezzullo Packera fans, In his second year as coach, pale Kelley, Tallied and Jack Snow and defennormal Hepestotf|with sey youthful Brook Smith (no rela- the frat GM) eEim: Jabnson or Terry been sive backs Irv Cross and Claude The regular schedule came 6 O'Leksy (KX). ‘alls. men- eel Cre as the Pack M-pounds—Paul Sauter (1M) | 20lost end2417Sunday Shula and the Colts had a tre. —Pete to "ae lightly held ‘The game was so rough that Carobine (K).

57 personal fouls were called mendous season until the Ram unds — Tim Trepanier Pittsburgh Steelers. and three technic: h While the Packers were fum(M)—Terry Duval (K: m that action nds — BU, Bond «™) bling away tho Steeler game, wie for gorub-ups Face Mask the Rams were humbling pretery Gosttler, nd oliicials warned that viously unbeaten Baltimore 3+ 165-pouns sn Fre ter. Steve teams would be pulled off Mthe 10 for their second big victory in aM) — a Oeiand (K) has been the iayciaker ie “a CHICAGO

19, 1967

of last weck’s Kentucky and

ranking ee from sixth to eighth.

Princeton, and| Tennessee is 3-0, including last | $0"

week's victories over Tilinois and Tulsa, Headley increased its

advanced three places to fourth, | ‘The setbacks dropped Princeton | from the ratings altogether and sent Kentucky from the No, 4 to the No. 7 spot: Indiana advanced from ninth to fifth after defeating Kansas State 89-83 and North Carolina | State 101-97 in overtime.

‘Tennessee. now No. 9, and Bradley, No. 10, ced Princeton and Lot sville in the ‘Ten. taad 30 Votes UCLA received 30 first-place votes and two for second place for a total of 318 points in the balloting by a national panel of $2 epoca webeern wad osvodcese: ers. ruins, 3-0, were idle last week and meet ‘Bradley in their next game Friday night.

‘The Houston Cougars held the

State Racing Award Recreation Lanes, 27-15.

Businessmen — HIM — Ray «7 — Gordie JohnAmbrosio, 611; HIG—Bob Pir- cock ptof 226;HTM—Rog's Bar, 2774; HTG Pete's ‘Typewriters, Ina racing personality” of Mick about‘probably when he said he 930, League leader: Iron Moun23, Scoring Race Again would try to ecnvince his doctor tain-Kingsford Credit Union, 33- SThe award, made bythe the trainer that he can play 18, Michigan Auto Race Fan Club, NEW YORK (AP)—Remem- Terri Flaminio without the mas!

Kees to Johnoock for the third ber Wilt Chamberlain, the Nain uncomfortable and it NIAGARA LANES year. tlonal Basketball Association’s i 5 bothers me," he said, “There's| Men's American—I{IM—RobJohncock piloted his Gilmore greatest scorer? Well, he's Hits 576 Count |} chaneg of Uie iojury hape| ert Carr and Leva Waitrovich, Broadcasting Special to «front | back. .

1 was a freak |613; HIG—Robert Carr, Indian; The er ace, concentrating At Recreation oe 0 eyer would | HTM — Kimberly-Clark Olfice, State and Brigham Young for a playmaking © thought tho baron my hel- | 2768, 1TG-—Kimberly-Clark. of # mark. The Cougars accumuTerri, Flaminia registered a| met wouldn't prevent my being’ tie, jeague leader: Martaged 276 points, including 20 for 576 on the eoulller’s IGA, $422 (Flrst half track “aualfing record tu first-place votes, The night tion series ‘Lanes yesterday to lead theat Recrea-| keglers|| hit slipped in rose. belweenThe theguy'sbar hand and || champs) any . won ing on the u: sis of 10 ee Seattle Sunday to pass in ihe Wash Day bowling} the face and did the damage. I! Women's Mlnor—IIM—Doris plenship car races at Milwatr for was a first-place wots, 9 for sec-| the 24,000-point career mar! sielatt, 519; HIG—Prances Ad- kee, Wis., and Hanford, Calif. ond, 8 for third,et with 24150, and move from 16th leaShe pile! single. games, of | doubt again tha it will ever happen | ecnan i Vanderbilt, 5-0" remained in to seventh’ in the current scor= aud 201 for her tgtal |e also intimated that he | Cnen Be At one point during 1967, Flag third place after beating Daviding race.

Roberca, Panuin, had te high | wasn’t going to, worry about it Vending, acu Lene Raiser n 81-79 in avertime and Dike ridden by seven happening again ~ anyway. Jt] jemand 0.

Lene Leader: different wasjockeys League statistics released to- game of 233. in a span of fer he Commodores | The Hot Shots swept team would be worth it It he could do half champs). day show Chamberlain has 708 10 races. by rolling a 1795 match a good job before ints; leads in field goal perInjury Ie nothing new te were.

‘They aro Eeatage, i. first in re- and 710 single line.

Jim Peters Recalled dith, Tie broke his leg playing in first place with a 37-19 mark. bounds, 803, and second in asjunior high school football, He Joe Frazier Records 19th sists, 220.

3 By Detroit Red Wings The Chicago White Sox, fourth had his irjury problems while at DETROIT (AP) — Center pas? finishers in the 1967 Amer- Southo-n Methodist. But he has Jimmy Peters has been recalledby ] jean League flag race, drew the really run into It playing. with Straight Win By Knockout from tho Fort Worth Win, most fans to Tiger Stadium in the Dallas Cowboys In pro footthe National Hockey Leay ue] Detroit this year. With 6cven ball.

In 1944 he had just about BOSTON — Joe Frazer's quickly, referee Billy Connolly parent Detroit Red Wings to playing dates (nine games) in he had had enough pun- replace injured Ted Hampson, the Motor the 1a Sox everything happen to him and 19th straight professional vic- decided layed most of the season with tory was an carly knockout as fSiment and stopped the fight Wings General Manager Sid played before 216,007 fans. aister. Abel said Peters, 23, will Join several injuries hampering him expected, but he saya the main ‘The 30-pound at the same time. uch | the club for Wednesday's game “This year most of the trouble outweal against the Rangers in New has steamed for other Injur, jon. ‘Conner to make a fight of | &¢ who has Something NEW! York and will remain in the ies, 1 gotspncimenia and mi lineup atl Hampson returns. three games, but the eae he on, al, suffered a “He could ly res really wasc ton, Ohlo. Really no more than pulled ‘groin muscle in practice The paar incor: if ho Be crack: eve "E cope wi th be enn re KNIFE & contender aid Monday landed a Right after pulling Conner away ae et 1:40 of the third round. “But Frazier said his immediate ELA EE AN he came to work and to fight, | plans call for some hes like 1did" Now Serving Frazier, 210, of Philadelphia, }with: TOM and JERRY ventrated Hot Buttered Rum DICKINSON HOTEL SLALOM ROOM SKI BAR & GRILL

record to 7: lefeating Murray State, North Dakota and St. Louis.

‘The Top Ten, with first-place votes in parentheses and total points on # 10-9-Bete. . basis: 1, UCLA (30) us 2) Houston (2) 278 3. Vanderbilt 4. North Carolina 5. Indiana

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19, 1967

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———_———— | fatality toll stood at 1,098 today, | Milwaukee, died Monday of in-| A match would not burn In, a} against the, government, en In opposing the sult, the Juspump at the Sinclair Service dellewing the deaths of two el-| juries received Dec. 13 when|space ship traveling beyond the| grew out of an overnight stay|tlee Department said Scherer,| .Many Etation on US-2, two miles south | terly, Milwaukee women from|she was struck by a ear while| pull of earth's gravity. elie

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