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he opened a large vault Revolution later stolen from. ml where Fla. (AP) — An heir early Thursday and took a col- Bolsheviks. ntaining about 500 ussian| lection of U.S. coing valued by Du Pont, 31, his Spanish wife colns tnd sbout 6,500 U.S. coins, Du Pont at $500,000 and the Rus- Miren, much are they worth?”| 29,’ their oldest son Vicsian Prince George Mikhailovitch collection valued by the|tor, 4, and two servants were kidnaping of 00,000,"", Du Pont ‘Smithsonian Institution at about | tied up. Another son, I-year-old| said‘May’ st he was off he replied.

Lammot, was left asleep. ward to get back a fortune in| $1.5 million.

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‘The true value of the one-| the buy 1a beck for $200,000,”" of-a-kind Mikhailovitch collec- cash and $50,000 in jewels from tothe thief shi back. aa 4$10, ay bill of five masked ban- tion to others may be underlined that thosafe, acoveing Wher n agenta of the Federal room. history of the|on alts smashed a door at tie wil- bycoins,the a stormy Bureau of Investigation entered Du Pont downstairs ra to his. den prize of the Russian lis Harrington du Pont mansion

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Experts Set Eyeing Moon Traps, Plan Coho Sale Hop, Killed Astronaut,

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — American astronaut who ‘said he wanted to be first on the moon and ialized in the craft that will make the trip ursday rien his| was Into | plowed trainer Jet |T36 hullop - near the Florida-Georgla| An

Burgess SHE REGISTERED SOME CASH — Mrs. abeHarold had Jos Pur she found in- cash revista holds up #70‘a sheriff's

Marine Corps Maj. cuner c foe the eed taschinagenes ound upon, Gow cine finally | Willams member oof]f] 35, ageneration the cash drawer was ogstuck.ie T. E. Griffis, Sr., | (left) sacked the nation's Jr., third

Haiphong,

the case, Du Pont refused to toon ine hands,” Stanton said. give further information to “There {s no insurance. At the | newsmen but Miami Police Cap- present time, [ have been ortain C, 0, Huttoe sald Du Pont dered to negotiate and find out

the|what they want.” He said ho to pay seemed willing | $200,000 ransom to get back his|had received no calls from the bandits. collection.

‘Thursday night an attorney William} detective Private Stanton sat by a special tele- for Du Pont announced what he lone ani a post office termed only “a substantial 0 questions” ask ward. jox to deal with the bandits.

SThey’ ve got a real, hot pota-| for return.of the collections.

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fishermen Ropetully to develop naturai| asalmon are taking advantage of good areas a wothirds of Meelchoff, %, ofof Wyoming, who| spawning in. the streams.

Lake Michigan squall that jur= | weather, ts et in the heaviest were with them, ‘The department. claimed ves of seven, the e lake. s they can at two key points ‘Elmer Filipiak 46, of Troy, Ang | te storm. transfer 15,000 adult Cohos to others said Thursday they were re Communist war material rant whose companion,’ Sher er survivor, other Northern Michigan unfamiliar with Coast Guard was |enters North Vietnam—the port southaeld stoner of Onawi ay, streams and to contribute a few storm warning signals and did . Molle, 56, fishing with Earl ‘Smith, 72, aleo| 6f Haiphong and railroad lines more to state and charitable not have life preservers or did drowned after their 14-foot boat Ted Cina, the US, said he was not of Ongway and Arthur Dehate, toat below institutions for not wear them. and said today. storm warning 7, of Elgin. commission will be ask ‘The four testified Pansies at <erargets reported hit Thursd Stoner testified he was to let commercial fishermen a Gu in signals and lifejackets in the familiar with storm warnings| included a rail "a buy the rest. anis tee. oat Were not U: plane disintegrated and boat was from China, a bri used to-live in the Detroit wt “These fish are going to die Waves, as high as 25 feet Two Brothers, James Van and that his 1 DETROIT (AP) — Two years) who who 1e body disintegrated wi with it,’ of Haiphong ai anchor,|out an with equipped and|not o n , 39, Koevering, | hundreds capsized or suburb of Troy, have apparently after the: ch turit, swa | maturity," y reach oie y ‘ago Ricky Thor, fen 14, wandump mear the port. mm says department fish expert | of small fishing boats in the| Mark, 16° of Hudsonville, ‘testi-| oars onor lite preservers. His two| fuel a bay to aaa ae sel ic ee M abandoned the Fi. Sy dered hrough the Mini, raiders left a sm: werewas drowned. companions, | untamillar also were they’ fied ag weeks two storm ic Tody, two miles high at the to|nearly Wayne expected plane hearing The fiery were| the it singed that surplus ‘fish in th h storm warnings and Johnson Sans| ,dove ‘The Coast Guard estimated on tiny vane cottage en. so steaight down said sumnmiee.ectteg>) eats and a ha half-eaten eaten sal sandwich | summer aaeerad which had been on the _[dump, | continue through Saturday. there were somo 1,000 fisher- ot wearing life jackets. bat planged between pines | Could literally be wasted fe Ty ont ae his pocket er | Ala., ill. , was reported _oaiame radioed the distress day signal about 2 p.m, aod 10 minutes later a heli ter rescue crew from {ik Borce’ Base at nearby Valdosta, Ga., arrived at the scene on a planation near Miccosumiles north of Keo

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YuLANSING (AP)—Republican goslavian couple have ea their Pile She Gov, George Romney and Dem- five-year battle to stay in oeratie Atty, Gen, Frank Kelley im told Miami Se suventa Court Catherine. ‘ann, born in January. agreed Thursday to end their] United Gruja vrei ka Apostolo‘fe go pack 30. Florida and ex-

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In Michigan

We liked if here 20 much we appli for indefinitesal _extenpplied Apostolovie 2fnc°" battle of press seleassa Wedoes: day.

But the Indefinite extensions came ‘The figures, am

by Kelley of aoe onmis ftandsusedin which Throwgh. The extensions Romney at a news conference,| to Romney-sought inves- quired were (aken from the year-end regard preseneo of relatives of alleged irregular- living the here who were citizens closing financial report for the gations ities in a former DemocratSito would have signed for state. controlled department. them, report said general pu re

on it, Tn addition to anticipated afforts in the House to slash the dill’s total, a bid to break up the Office of Economic Opportunity, which rung the program, also is |

Troy was offered for sale.

At the same time, sald Mra. Judy Holland, dicector ‘et, the School in Miami, where Hope was being treated, Ricky 5. egan show “ ‘a marked expected. in his behavior.” change cused Rom-|'"On' Aug. 24, the couple Holey Jo teen pose expenditures of $1.049 bill Tho Senatepassed total Is| peruse To Appear "Yotil that time, she sald on when addedto cxpendiinres Be et the ie aed ae ceived a letter trom the U. 8. suvlralert {0#155 over. a two.) |

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cig coves PUNTThuredas aston” acted he an |Laceeliggent. ahsead tat | oe Ameen 0,000. ures ofSal$ eit] Gio Re anid,ve nate lie: ieRove tins anv Ricky

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spokesman for the Canadlan Consulate in Los Angeles sald “Thursday night the cou "3 Ple’ way is expected to be Fleared by this woekend.

Apostolovic, 27, and his wife, 28, came to the’ United States from Belgrade five years ago two-month visas. They asked in Angeles for six-month extensions which were granted.

In Redondo Beach, they up , ousekeeping. “ipostolovic took a job as a cook.

grand Jury investigation of the to offer her son and that she tate Highway Department.

(AP) — The was determined that he receive ‘They met for an hour in Rom8 ney’s office aid announced in a | has Seated the canis with sur-; A sympathetic court rereed joint statement that they will e but backers expec to let Ricky stay in a Miami Teach a. final decision by next Bitar stiffer fight in‘he House. private school for retarded and ‘Thursday on whether to petition The $4.66 billion, two-year ex- disturbed youngsters if _ the for a grand jury. tension of President Johnson's Zuoross would pay the bills.

“We have oth, expressed our as on Poverty” | Thy LANSING (AP) — The state views and feel that no useful dréw strong bipartisan backing The tt hints of trouble came would be served by of Michigan, spant spe $1,049 billion purpose on Thursday's showdown vote in Jun took in $893 continuing our recent dialogue,” ‘after 11 days of debate.

At that time ‘Thorne ~re- in fi erie and ended the statement said. “Our con‘The 60-21 tally sent the mea- signed as manager of the Su- million” hi eeie cern now is where we go from| the year with a general fund sure to thé House where a quar” ene Impression and Mold feling Education and Labor|Pieme Qphiees Se arren, : and| surplus of $11 million, y Gov. | here. agreement followed a) toRomney ri 000 hot nse in| George Committe already is. at work the Thornes?

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TE said in effect otted | to | Community Action that they were sorry aboutthe Dade County's problem, but shall be sp longer no Gould Gwe Man support Ricky.”

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peiresey's four-minute, dog. fight above -Haiphong en six MIG 17g were spotted by a Might of slower Navy Sty; ‘Skyhawks that Just their bomb: “Ons skye

‘20mm. caught M iG ae EE head-on pass and the Navy ‘lt saw bits of metal flyiigf

Fowl Plentiful For Roads Wisconsin Hunters

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a package” of gasoline tax and Lie “Angeles, but authorities | lcensy Lower (AP) | le Plate fee Increases, an MADISON Said he ‘will probably. pass pnd open wa: Legislature to face | water Jevels andgoodlesspopula ta lamitted to the Calgary area wiits “ta theseason lation 3 u b area, ter | opposed was swith his children, yy one a mal

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Those who replied to the ques- son opens at noon Sal Wisconsin Father, No one was injured in the Uonnaire favored spending The State Conservation Divi=| ZILWAUKEE, Mich. eae ee more state money for public vision said today its area game today wo work« crash, but_the ship's captain, Son Electrocuted + managers have reported a good up a Saginaw River bridge be. beami hospital and LOYAL, Wis. (AP)—A father supply of ducks on rivers, lakes ving the Greal William Hayes, 58,to St,of Toledo, an undisclosed ami Mary’s and son, operators of a televi- Parochial Schools and marshes. on bakesS lghter that rammed Ohio, italwas in takér Saginaw after he sion fieldmen sald, were repair service, were elec- Lose Lottery Funds immigration offi- the span. today, and’ up to 1) canadian collapsed a half hour after the feeding largely on water areas. and” mins plan_to march there clals said the ‘Thornes were in The, freighter, the J. F- ;| mishap, McGhee said. trocuted Thursday while making Sr. “spperestiy hit Sunday despite a government Canada on-a six-month tourist Ny (AP) — The| Birds are not moving into corn‘A hospital spokesman said adjustments to. television tow- NewOe its steer fields in num! which could be extendupreme court ‘oF that Hayes, a diabetic, was in er at a home in this Clark Coun. ruled teday that porodial and because of appreciable late harvesting. m fy community. ‘A third man was fair ‘Shields said na non-public schools cannot share The duck season runs through He ould the engineers decided Oakland County rhclals have] anchor Nov, 15. profits.

‘The dead were Richard M. in Instatea 41sweepstakes to leave the ship under the span Miles, refused to accept decision, the court huninting opens ng Saturday Satu on 64, and his son, Richard until it can be reinforced to preRicky-because he is no longounty a state law that would vent it from collapsing.

They C. Miles, 31, of Loyal. Julios voided oF BAichigan resident. hive allowed the parochial and surrounding. Horicon Marsh, Nysted, 30, en Predicted it wouldbe three days and ‘Dade County also says it can't the Horicon zone, the Sees pital for | non-public schools to share in Viet cet ee the ba be isn’ t|drawbridge was up when the or more before the ship could to a Marshfield ae burns, 'the profita, : ppens Oct, 14 treatment of shock be pulled free, he said, Senge gineers

planes were downed Thursday anda total of 21 since Tuesday, The U.S. Command announ the loss of four planes.

Deffense. Stepped Up

“Whatever action is taken | ported. ‘majority “in favor of mental health programs (84.9)— will seek not only to determine ‘Then George Rosenberg, chief slim dren— rural foams and aid. to ton “pospital for examination. the State Constitution but not civil rights programs e gully of the Los Angeles bureau of the toSmending migrant workers plus assistance No physical reason was foun MILWAUKEE (AP) — The if there are any who,are permit graduated incom 33.3).

S. Immigration and Naturale o for “small business in poverty- for bis conten: 50 e was re- Wisconsin Federation of ee More than 82 per cent favored n Service, called his Can — clear those! who are rence! ot stricken areas. ers b ae e grove con n the penalties for vio dian counkerpat, D. Walter aestion will be on the Increasing they said. to Hope.

Thurs a registration of anyThewrongdoing,” The measure also contains turned lent ae al cent op Lane in November, statement said the two Jenni Dade County “ Juvenile Court only 61 gee and 70 visiting several new features, such as a cater use of probation reviewed. new information un- ‘Apostaiovie had written the Weber sald he wailed nearly day care for children of working officer Barron Shields grid, fixe teachers cent op | y Ju per 59.4 But judges, regot and ires Caof office Alberta, is-|Calcary, the sinco Kelley by covered ._which| organization, Ri that ‘Thornes the notified mothers, a followup program to| immigration and applied files Sues és per cent, Of |Posed a death penalty for riot to pri-| would have to be plac in or clatved a reamtership of sbout| suance last duly 24 of a report |nadianadmission.

Hecd Start, Jennings met | {nose who responded, he said, | 60 vate companies to train the|other facility or returned to} 3,909, attracted some F700 to its|on a six-month altorney gener-|for the favored cent per was!s7'1" he said and Apostolovic convention in Milwaukee iast| al's investigation of the depart-| their care. hard-core unemployed and au-| . and 47.9 opposed amiebametl 7° pre-school chil-

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guerrillas stepped up terrorism and assaults in the Derthera five provinces making Corps area south of the “demill tarized zone. The Communists appeared to be trying to weaken government control in the thinly held area ‘Thirty-eight civilians died mines ne os two buses hit vet when vane,

8 Grandsera peliGom teed, | eoamem some Thee “il Tag, Gas Tax funds for all present antipoverty | waned{he Pa contre” they walllen over the Previews fiscal ifit should, 2 cover ew evidence| take or leave thelr typ child

year’s spending, he said. projects including "the Job] refused.” ‘ou!

Neigl ‘orps, i € to pay Teacher continued Action—| ThE ‘Thornes Community . which 6,govers, Convention eacher Tetth Ripaate sy" “ ‘ty such programs as y e Heed

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Mario|| tof10-years-of-age, | Mountain; three brothers, All boys,8 jen!

Frank Movond. bf Harding was boating on Park-| will be welcome to attend if/Moroni, and and Natal Mor er lake near Fenton, with althey are accompanied by ajtron Mountain, of Escanaba; two grand-

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fim oiticer to atts: the rank | wealth, Cemetery. aro Swaine ngs(22 Lundholm Funeral Chapel tear_admical_ in_the_Unlted |The She Was born Oct.24,and1887,cameIn| ofSates cane an Boys atwall 1:30.bein | |Cesle was in charge of arrangements, Navy.

Calende, Italy, old ago. years @ Mountein Iron |to the for elivity” chairman

following a boating

average

this

during the F lorence ‘of 1967. theOn first

years. Hel sung. oy, corm— twa to fivestolen pine. Mrs.

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Annex

Judes, Roy Hasbean, deputies will 'be|maculate Conception Guild. , died Wednesday | shertit fnnished byby the Iron Mountain-| She leaves one daughter, Mrs. , Fi of Iron,

and the-expansion of the pul highway

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Osborne U. Harding, 56, a-naof] resident and former |tive

the imereased t reg-| the te istration of private ‘automobiles

Woman Dies

Moen, to take pare in more than a week ¢. | Menominee , Range Gold Rush,|ing at 1 at the’ Memorial Hos-| g. arcane ponigored by the Cub Scouts of| pital Annex, following a long|—>oGq

Of

ther

Jas

fre

nedner a Milo M BY edith, 20, a for-|a, officiated at the services. mer airman . from’ Oklahom received the second ~ prison| A song, “Abide Wu Ales was

Rose Gjntant, || ronMrs Mountain eae a Seana “dled this7%mém- {city and. state the annual

-y ative ;

1964 to reduce sleeping car

*.

.

Judge. Ernest W:¥:PAt City Park * ce vite | Young boys from throughout At the Menominee Range will con-

ees

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Baar(Iron

Services for Mrs. Mary L. |Falk, 59, of Florence, who died Monday ‘at the Dickinson Coun-

tn fo

79- Year1-Old | roused i

7

an “Sppeal from Menomi-

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ADOON”! — Gloria Trepp gives with HAPPINESS guIS her Sera iarigadoon the big smile as she Seapine. musical fantasy which is the 1967 edition of the Lions Roar.

‘The play wilt be presented four days next week, sterting ‘Tuesday tn the Kingsford ‘ign School | auitoritin, Mrs.

Interstate Commerce Commis.

_

. |

porate donation of the drive, from John Perla, representing th Hie bank's contribution boosted the Community Chest total to $1,300, This year's goal is $35,975. (Iron Mountain News photo) ty Memorial Hospital were afterbarn snd Pr full-grown hogs held at 1:30St. yesterday wuthe: John’:

Aaron

an. appeal from Mack corm sant vladge Phibp Gien-| Annual Gold i Thuan B. Doyle, |Rush Tomorrow

and

Murray, president

Line, stated

Obituary

Chest

chairman for the Community

from}

Corp... an appéal

Houghton County’ Circuit Court, | Judge Leo Brennan.

Co,,| ‘Thornéon Constr

Curtiss FE. Crippen: president| nard

Services will be held at 4 to morrow afternoon at the fmeral home. The Rev. L. D, Smith will -efficiate.

Burial will be in the Quinnesec Cemetery. =

Appeals Usted' ‘ 3 ‘ “They are as, follow: aurentide teasing “Co. st “ 4 poet Schomisen, from’ Dickinsan Couty. Clreult COMMUNITY CHEST RECEIVE! Court, Judge Ernest W. Brown.| district Mattson, et al, vs, General|, co-chairman of the Community Chestdrive,business are shown as Motors

as

ee

grandchildren.

eight er - Friends may, call atLem arena ved pect nl ir until ¢ p.m. Saturoe

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court “house, Heginnin,

sine betwee!

Calumet

ee

She leaves a daughter, Mrs.

Hosen, Rove

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Five Upper Peninsula cases Scicher docket: for are the Mietigan Court of Appeals,tosit In Marquette sisted, “Judge John W, Fitzgerald, Grand Ledge, will t preside. On

that the Copper ed, the only railroad passenger service to the Iron Fountain | f area, will make its, final run from’ Milwaukeo to Calumet on Wednesday, Nov’ Only last week, the mail

the anon

Woman Dies

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On Docket

Is Reason

Oe

Service Nov. 8.

Road To End Rail Eaaconaet

Milwaukee

6, 1967

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IRON

MOUNTAIN

NEWS,

IRON

MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD,

MICHIGAN:

‘Federal Employes Convention Under Way At Dickinson Hotel

and

Illinois,

a

tomorrow enc

3

and Munteleln, mL. To Tour VA Hosptial Hosting the convention will be Iron Mountain No, 2280, Ainerican Federation of Government Employes.

10 Al t delegates to the convention

continue

Death Takes,

tour the Iron Mountain VA

Of City

| WWI State Officers

Hos-

Fiat.

Honored

business sessions will begin af 1:00Saturday a ternoon, recessfor dinner, and Mi irs. Norman (Alice) Thomp-| then resume Saturday night. son, 70, of Iron Mountain, died esterday morning at 7:55 at Officers2 To Bo Elected - Joseph's Mospital_ tn Han- ‘The final business session,

provides casework in the home This is the program of the in maternity Michigan Children’s Aid rin a materre is given to the| °¥ Let's reach out and give a medical needs of the mother. helping hand to those who need planningi | your assistance.

If requested,

A number of World War 1 veterans

and

auxiliary

Agency:

(This 1s one of a series of County area this past year Ine articles explaining the fane- gluded the completion and sus tions of Dickinson County pervision of 18 adoptive home 17 unwed Community Chest agencies placements, assist which benefit in the current mothers, placed 20 in foster campalgn to reach the 1968 home care and assisted with @ Dudget goal of $36,975. Give family and marital problems.

Marriage and family servi your fair share!)

Includes the casework . treat The Michigan Children’s Aid ment of couples or families who Societ! 3 an agency which pro- are experiencing — difficulties. | vides short or long term care This ts done on an individual | for children who are not able ti asis and is conducted in tho \live with their natural parents bane or in the agency office. is Any person who resides in an {ee parent for some reason. service 1s provided In licensed area’ supported by the local boarding homes which atare su- Community {s eigible for pervised by the staff of the any service Chest offered. Our clients agency. come from all social and ecoTo unwed parents, agency nomic areas

is

Resident

Chest

Unit Offers Many Services

Ernest Perdue, of Kingsford, ‘esident of the Iron Mountain lodge, is convention chairman.

Co-chairman is Paul Hodgins, of Kingsf The first “convention ot the Tih District Council thisy wes held in May. at Danville, ut

‘The convention, which will jo

mmunity

Michigan Children’s Aid

th District Council has held ant| its convention in Iron Mountan.

Registration lato this _alternoon and tonight will officially open the semi: conver tion fot the 7th “District Coun. \ ch, American Federation Government Employes, at, the Dic ‘kinson hotel. &: in

|

mem-

Iron, Menominee, ACP POSTER MAKERS RECEIVE CASH AWARD — Clarenco Lindstrom, represented the Norway Moose Lodge, in the presentation of a cash award yesterday, to memb ers of Frank and other waning for the chi cock, following a bri Iness. | which Otfrers wil be sleiey cultural Conservation Ps outstanding ACP Degenaer’s Conservation lub,withwhothe made is provided. Intensive work wil ith Receiving awards were: Mrs. ‘Thompson was <= area ACP tour held ya tee tices) posters, conjunction the girls and their families as! Audubon Members lade | dinner Ralph Lorenzoni, Rodney 1897 in Gladstone. front row, Huntley and Ross Nord; ae 25, back row, Joe Butler, Craig well as with the, family of the department officers on their an, Mountain ia the he complon of io —d (Iron Flmk.

Ted wi 'as_a member of the Husbye and Richard’ Coombs; and not pictured, Dale Zeni and man is prov’ To Take Field Trip {the Barracks and News. ‘conference; colt Star Mothers. pl Requests which-are made by Auillaries tn the U.P. Northland Audubon Chapter She leaves her husband; two veThis Is the first time that the “District Commander, individuals for adoption of chil members Leo are invited to particitentatively scheduled for ao daughters, MMrs. Charles (Auis dren are accepted, provision Greenleaf, was toastmaster and pate in a field trip to Fumee time in October and. willbe arey) Learnt of Bellaire, fam- Lake made to consult Introduced Ray West, departthis Saturday.

Amedeo neld in Norway.

Members are Mrs. for assistance to the ile ment commander; ' William Members are to meet at the asked to Inviteguest a whoisis Vota) ‘Cia, of Savanna, Ill, ‘ourts and to supervise children Tarr, adjutant and quartermasMarry Larsen home in Quine interested and seven grandchildren. in adoptive place ent. ter, of Ludington; Harold Sesand are asked to bring pective member. apn time A Fa ling and pre- nesec, Friends may call aftet 7 tosions, claims and service offi> place will be annou! arital counseling are provid-|@a lunch, night at the Freeman ‘Funeral cer of Lansing, and Norman later date. ed, Parent-child and marriage “It. additional information {s ‘Home. publication -repre-

Former Hermansville Man Dies

Services will be held at 2 Sat-

‘urday afternoon at the funeral home. The Rey. Horace Thurs-

Mrs. Engblom Speaker

Some 115 persons attended! the

Auxiliary officers, Elizabeth annual husb: Jobn. H. Bell, 59, former Her- Marberger, department. presi inansville resident, died unex. dent dinner of the ieee of Dearborn; Anna Mit- shipmmercial pectedly at a Sturgis, Mich., Travelers_h Rospitall W chell, junior vice president

ton will offic

Burial Will be In Cemetery

Park.

=| Kingsford

115 Attend Annual UCT Dinner Event! aad

‘Man Dies In California

Red

Owl Store

Strike Spreads

the leader at 774 counseling are also provided needed Rex Mallory, 77, of 528] to‘ice.families who request the ser- | 2235, caso of inclement, weather japlewood. stord Services tn the Dickinson theIn trip will be held on Sunday. \aied at 10 may morning at \the Sunhaven Hospital in Fulle following -a brief

‘StCharles

St) tho Hollywood Supper oat | td ginesday Following @\Trepubiie, and Madeline Ses- Lloyd Loveless, supreme pro- To Marquette posal was born Feb. 16, 1890 in He was born December 21,|Sions, secretary of Lansing, motional director, was the mal n Boy Adds Flowery Were’ Introduced by Mrs. Leo speaker on he peoaram, Wayne Wis, and was emTeamster Union strike Waupaca, 1907, in Sherwood, Mich., and| Greenleaf, district president. ploved by the Ford Motor Com. married the former Ann ‘Lyons Touch To Stolen Car urch, grand public relations here against the Red Owl sore ber | Barracks commanders and aux- Bicommittee director pany many ye in Toledo, Ohio, on his ae in its ninth day today, spread j{Ured for, PHOFNIX, Ariz. (AP) — Offi- 17, 1946." He after Ford boar had resided in iliary presidents of all units accompanied Mr. and this morning to the Red Ow! a.ions here. He w:Sea a member clals of a delivery service were | sy rgis since February, moving were recognized also. speaking tour store at Marquette.

Mrs. Frieda Engblom, repre- Loveless ton thehis Upper paar. what a car was snlen of the Knights of Pythias and of there from Es after his Penin-) white pickets continued ‘at the even more u senting the Dickirison ' County the Pirst United Presbyterian |store here this morning, other | 2°, vs “they got it back wan q |, While residing in Escanaba Veteran’s Counsel Center, spoke sula, Dr. Alfred Gossan, ca ural é ‘Fania ag Ct local, CT * apand in| pickets from theof game loyed by the briefly on “The Challenge on|of| ©Counselor of Michigan, employs *« |W the Upper s | Teamsters 328 nadia, Police said a H-yearld boy Weights Wis, a daugeer,| "Pali Division the Buture”” arid remarked Peed, | s Mar the a t Measure wera and eerste received when | ie ‘ih tormer Vinge ja arar inspiration the had taken the car, painted bright flowers. all ae iEit aed dutte, Red Owl store when 1 wee doralenoas Gale Gane also pr past and opened. recognizing our Flag and Na-| am, were A Superb Sarenson, morning j made the one sister, Se tha toaemieater Here thess Teamsters. are strik- grandchildren was inseribed. ain tne. word is Hon Mrs. Margaret Hawks of Green ve Topics‘Anchen of interest to veterans coum ening.

John Nepper, “pot.” The. firm ora HeWarwas II, having “love” mized as’ the ing to be Bi served and widows by department of5-Star Brandy plans to repaint thecar before bargaining-unit for some 30 em- Frionds-may_call at the First in the Pacific Thea- ficers included reference to the using it for deliveric 2 | ployes at the store.

United Presbyterian church toer anticipated raise in-some pen Meanwhile, the National La- night from 7 until 9, and tomor| He leaves, in addition to his sion pategories and the neceselection | row morning from ten until wife, two daughters, Mrs, Glen} sity to contact legislators in ‘of bor Relations ‘ys quane scheduled to be held here today the time of the services.

Fleetwood, of Marquette, and support of Bill 3392 eliminating iron es will be held at 12:30 two ‘sOns, social was called off by the office of ee as x specs limPrescriptions fossan fave an inspican the board at Milwaukee.

‘The tomorrow from the First Pres: . of tioncl fale ablan’ the UCT. or: itation determine byterian church, with the Rev. was to Whether I’) @ new perfine quality product from the makers. | the dopertfaent publication to ganization. He was followed by election the Teamsters or Clyde Brown officiating. tery Another wwhleh unl scription, one tobe rethe membership was Of Jim Beam Bourbon. sonied mxivsvety by Brooke Burial will be. in find ‘the Interesting. fact that Loveless, who spoke on frater) tho Michigan Retail Clerks, will Park. filled or a phone order children. | Assocsstes, a division of the James 8. Beam Distifing Co. Ciarment, Ky. Services sere held at 2 ee WWI Barracks have the high- nalism of the order and outlined represent the employes. from your physician benedite of tho United Com. af the. Foe:elson Fu. est percentage of attendance at Tha our experienced registered afternoon Travelers. George in Sturgis, Burial their meetings of any veteran mercial pharmacists are ready to vareral be Home Gewan, secretary of the wea at 11 tomorrow morseg organization, take care of your needs at council, ‘spoke briefly on the RoseDale Cemetery in Citations Presented ak of dues. any time. Yes, your health Grand Rapids.

Mrs. Anna Mitchell, nationalIs our business! ly appointed VAVS. representa- The next friendship dinner Is Court News five at the Iron Mountain VA hospital, and Mrs, Pearl Belire, assistant representative Jaycees To DRUG STORE were presented with citations 333 Stephenson Ave.

by Elizabeth Marberger, de We Give Zan" partment president. Anton Web- Conduet Green Stamps er, VAVS representative of the police issued the tickets, Dial 774-1127 WWI was also reported to have received his second citation, A donation to the Community Broom Sale Chest was approved ‘by both| The Iron Mountain-Kingsford Barracks and Auxiliary.

Jaycees announce lay that tetas plans to they will conduct their annual ry were discussed Broom. gale Monday, Tuesday The Dickinson -County~Appropriations..—Emtat ‘Harry Willtams=-was—ap-| and Wednestay: of HOR Wek pointed chairman of the event. Wie eens ae sient ployees and Salaries Committees will hold a It was announced that Lucille| tured -by the blind, and each Public Hearing on its. 1968 Proposed Budget Mort, of one purchased will bring happi-

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PUBLIC HEARING

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County

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OCTOBER

il president,

on

to a handicapped person VAVS diairman'of the auxiliary ness that he can bo indeto WWI would be in Iron Moun- knowing tain, Nov. 13, to attend meet- pendent.

7TH AT 4:00 P.M.

for public inspection at the County office.

Glen C. Anderson,

t

fills a task that the blind workman- cannot Proceeds from the sale “of brooms in, addition to, helping the blind wi lefinds or local Jaycee projects, hino, chairman,

County Auxiliary No, 1129 with an afternoon ted at the Armory: District and department officers completed their tour of the with a ani ique gather. ing ‘ofo WWI veterans and a

Clerk's

Chairman

Frank Sleik, Clerk

NOW

The Pousssto:notiee campaign| conducted by the Jaycees ful-

ings at the VA hospital and will be honored by. Dickinson

A copy of the proposed budget is available

stated that the sale will begin . Monday and asks that ihe residents of the Iron Moun-

IN STOCK-

ladies’ and Men's

tain-Kingsford area assist the Jaycees in helping the blind.

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MICHIGAN

" “Tower to 365: Your Guess Is as Good as Mine!”

For

program is going to stress freeway canstruc-

Highways

“The-Michigan State Highway Commissioa reports that it will cost nearly $1 bil-

inthe U.S. Bureau of Public Roads is an esticrease of $530 million since the last mate was made in Jan. 1, 1964.

Since the highway mileage to be built 1s the same, the increase is In added costs The of construction in the past three years. total ptiea tag for building the 1,080-mile Interstate System in Michigan has more than doubled in the past 10 years. In 1957 the cost estimate was $1 billion and now it's more than $2 billion.

It will cost nearly as much to build the remaining 200 miles of Interstate freeway as it did to build the 880 miles that were cpen tp traftie of under construction when

tion. It Is a bitter, belated recognition of what was apparent all the while, that the U.P, should have had an east-west Interstate route, If it had heen built when {t should have ‘been built the’cost would have been half1 less of the current estimate and this pce of

and for travelers from the north to get into the Lower

Peninsula more

Le

aan

to

‘west into the Upper Pent The injury which Michigan'sS Highway Department has done, in partnership with

the U.S. Bureau of Roads, in leaving this Upper Perinsula third of Michigan off the map 4s incalculable.

The Interstate System crisscrosses the Lower Peninsula east-west on US-94 and 'US-96 and north-south on I-75 to the Straits and on to the Sault.

Any state which regards highways as

only # means of moving vehicles which have

Republicans are split on the] Fi

same subject. Just this week Sen. noe M. Dirksen of THinois, Republican Senate leader ie eee, backed

faster,

The much publicized eyeandal in the Michigan Highway Department is concerned with “gifts” which Michigan Attorney Gen-

Johnson's pdt fe ee buked Hepibicans

100, Bobby-Is Silent

ntl Mareh, Johnson and Sep. R Robert Tel lferstces. hed oeratic

Michigan's plans for growth. Our State Highway Department participated, with the

ways gre considered

a valuable

resource

which—wilt-contribute- ‘substantally to -economic growth.

“The needed capacity to serve the high volumes of the more populous southern parts of the states is a much easier objective to recognize than is the more general need

the iatter, called for a bombing halt in Vietnam— and Johnson,

,|

“ANDREW TULLEY.

‘The National Whirligig

WASHINGTON — Possibly 1 of have missed out on all sorts of brave talk while sojourning benefits to the re- south of the border, but I_get most of ‘our Our Highway Department has the ob: the.are impression prominent: national legisvious problem of allocating ' insufficient Tators ‘are still hiding in the funds over overwhelming needs, but to ac] woodw ork ‘to avoid discussing to provide increased access to the northern parts of the states for the enhancement

tncalculated economic gion

a

were too narsh on Johnson. i ‘Those Republicansns Being 1m tioned as their acty’s ukaly Er presidential candidate are

eral Frank Kelley says were illegal.

‘As the Upper Peninsula views it there's another scandal that pre dates it and continues and it relegates the Upper: Peninsula te a role of inferiority and backwardness in

Highway Departments of Wisconsin ‘and | Minnesota, in a recommendation to the Upkes Economic Development see ost of the aeanne mileage is in ur- per Great Commission, which states: ban areas.— Detroit, Flint, Saginaw and “There is much more to highway planLansing — while 75 per cent of the mileage ning than merely replacing old roads with that has been built is in rural areas. new ones. The technology of planning is The only part of the Interstate System based, im essence, on a comprehensive soin the Upper Peninsula is the 55 miles from St. Ignace to Sault Ste. Marie on the Ca- cio-economic analysis of*those factors which create traffic and largely determine the lonadian border. It enables travelers from cation and imprévement of needed transthe south to get out of the state more portation facilities. In this context, high: easily than to travel in the Upper Peninsula,

aye

Flips And Slips

would have had the stimulation of years of greatly accelerated revel. and safer surface transportatlo:

6, 1%

JAMES MARLOW.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The azsaned god vasve belore the | Year’ presidential campalgn,, reaching was om a climax exactly one year from rae gain.he Easter {his an = ae a mess tor bast re | presidentiala eandldety wiwith ‘the ar in Vietnam'sotia theoe sul st chance for election will be attitude toward it at the one who convinces voters he ean achieve resi and| sonably early d: i] Standing Slips. > But when he reached the point of he had been “brain

215 & Ludington St, Iron Mountain, Mich, ‘W. H. TRELOAR, Publisher LESTER S. STAPLE, General Manager ___ & G. ERICKSON, Editor FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1967

Funds

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NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS:

jan S a . Dem

Maat

View!President Hubert oH

cam

said continuing the air strikes Maybe it was only. a coinclwas imperative, Kennedy hasn't dence, but almost a the very said much about it since.

While Ne denies presidential Rockefeller, who “had Ese nnson policy, was eport r aginng or vately’ he was siting toward& de more moderate position a infale opi opinion polls on pref was. no. longer’ wholeheartedly a the. two. men’s behind Jchnson.

Ye Nothing To-Say This week the Gallup Asked about this Inter, he deshowed 51 per cent of clined comment by saying he quizzed favored Kennedy had

per

while,

cent

for

Johnson

suid nothing

about

it and

been wouldn’ Reagan, a tough-liner on Vietnam, may be becoming a little Tore ‘restrained,

persistently ethored about the war by Dees in Congress.

fy Reuss, D-Wis. and Rep. young man is strangely unspeDominick Daniels, D-N.J., have ¢ille, about how he would do C Toss_a bill in the hopper, war introduced bills to cut the alBobby. It won't burt you until to lew | election when the fatcats enc others, notably Reps. ea outtimetheir con Hechler, DW. Van. Roy Tayler, handnnd’ meanwhile you'll get your Republican nomination a 3 Burke, name in the paper again. oe But Republicans can.read the run on a platform of “peace at have demanded closing Some already any price." tx Toopholes. : PONTIFICAL, POOP we done some flip-flopping, = And this week, Dirksen, with But where are the so-called Wilbur Mills, D-Ark., chairmen exercise which could-be vi ery] out naming names, cautlc joned Ken- of the tax-writing House Ways gi and Means fs un- convenient if public opinion on some of his fellow Republican ost the war gets worse. sur Johnson's about happy bright, D-Ark.? Has the cat got charge, but 1s quoted as re- ‘The No. 1 example is Michey | mean him for it means demeanthe tongues of such as Sens, marking that- “nobody likes “prestige of the re re the oem of Vermont, Brooke of faxes. But its like growing Dirksen has ‘been| ee, chusetia, Gene McCarthy older. Nobody likes that either, backed Johnson on the war afta “Minnesota, ‘Scoop Jackson of but the alternative is worse.” er a trip to Vietnam earlier that Eteadfast in support of Johnson roney of Such homely philosophy doesn’t year. He began to get more re- on the war,

the question of tax reform.

‘This is especially true of the moderates’ and liberalg on CapiPrime instrument of economic development tol Hill, indo much ble. time and conversation posing 4s suffering arrested development and this as champions of the plain peo1s the casa with Michigan.~ ple and demanding Cadillacs the for ——Tt-4id-not think it important First-Fhings First with clean ash trays for civil ‘Upper Peninsula to have the great economic rights rioters lest they sulk which-modern superhighways ‘There will be no American unmanned and burn down j t h e White landing on Mars in 1973 because the House provide, It’s good enough for us to have louse. So far, not ane of these ‘Appropriations Committee lopped off the more celebrated bleeders has ‘two lane highways — some of them in danOklahoma, Joe Clark and Hugh quite fit the situation, sir. $71.8 million sought by the space agency offered a concrete proposal for Scott gerous condition — for our east-west and eee ae to dohreun's eure of cen whltling dosrn such thieving If the Lower Peninfor ue initial probe.

WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. north-south is worse only for the micks as the cil and gas LENCE — It|| fycharge are committed to landing a man ula had a northern link with Canada, we'd ich. industry's 27% per cent de couldn’t Neobens but it did. an have nope of the Interstate System, as it is ithe Moon, but congressmen evidently Senator Williams admits his pletion allowance. arisen which | allowance feel it fs unwise to get Involved in further reducing proposal we have a token.

PROPOSES CUT — Only one ‘Time, of course, is catching up with this may not have a chance, “but space exploration at least until after the | apparently eo Tm aolng to keep trying, and and United States Senator of segregation of the Upper Pe!

by Lanwar in Vietnam is won. of silence.

Similarly, House inence has come up with8 GOP, Leader Gerry Ford; wl seme day Even though the results obPeninsula people don’t want to * ” win this eee His mendinent legislative package To ‘redl travel on such highways — nor to pay thé THOUGHT FOR TODAY ’sined in CCUs have been imKeeps trying to cut spending, the allowance. Not -rprisingty, ems never to have heard of was defeated, 61 to 33, in 1963, $3.75 toll at Mackinac to cross to the Upper he turns .out to be Sen. John | 5!a tax loophole that does Uncle but Senate sources say about In a democracy, where the participation for | States pave ‘been hailed as the Peninsula.

R-Del., who has al40 every individual is Williams, hy y. must - saving So economle development planning of and cooperation of ways been longer_on action Sam out of up to $10 billion in the That means ect | fmpartant Ife needed, the man who wrongs his neighbor|;than taxes every year. The Seands. a unit ue the on talk. Willfams, senior Presidential_ votes, and he| menst only it11 Gora needs the federal government and the State of a group community that is large Is rontlally candidatesNixon | HE thean gt wrongs his country. ceny Republican member of the SenAppalachia in our share of the hospital a In Michigan rooms ct | Srectoraee and Reagan and Romney and to support two or more get bat ate Finarice Committee, plans Percy and Rockefeller, and of ¥ | eral hospitals. an amendment to course Ly Tn election is comearth could-not supply enough | President 19to attach Johnson's nson — are toing theup five. ear, and Congress | Q—A Uttle over a year ago 10 per cent next HOW'S BUSINESS? new housing to take care of the surcharge bill providing for a held ineommunicado on the subis watching ismall these days I had a gall-bladder new families formed within its a the allowarice to | J with nervous foreboding.

Ag result of this, T test my ction ers.

To be sure, Bobby hi s come memory.

Is there any cause 2 Pe cent over a three-year (A Bell McClare Syndicate out for closing “icophole for Interest Rates : Fie Inte Housing cure for loss? How atta period. tive are the memory pills dis goon after this disastrous ‘On the House side, Rep. Hen the rich,” but this specific Featare) covered by Dr. Cameron? experience, it ly unlikely (hat expected to turn terest rates are

By JOHN CUNNIFF tho Federal e or the adA—The cause of a gradual As ori conceived, the a, ad) which it {s launchministration will tolerate a TOMA. CULLEN NEW YORK (AP) — If inter- up. was designed to apply less of memory ts the hardening 18. Department | CCU © eet is an awesome prospect, repetition. the: arteries. in the brain that . est rates are high now, what prompt-and-effective measures: rates already ‘a business.ex.| for #0! e interest toresuscitate the papent ye droog aging. A sudden Beising fa the Housing market. lete loss of memory (amtakes a critical pansion develops as forecast? | 2re “ sain highest Tevels” 10 Tow In omer to bring this about With the experience nesla) may be due to a blow on Just one eae gies: the tights|some sort of selective credit oe the hea version Tea . er, est m decades, ion controls may have to be im- |_LONDON — (NEA) — Not Richard Avedon — had made ducted before launching its 4 | possible to detect signs of im- tion (hysteria), Whatever the some businessSP eerimlsts again | FY ‘This ts a prospect that trouble well in advance cause in your case, it was not jed about even higher al bears out the eg atention Efpending Charles Dickens’ shock names photographing peal lew money managers welcome, since the operation. the eritical stage and nip the foterest ratés and perhaps @ poen. But they that the welfare state tends to trouble in the bud. This is ac| for controls in one area some- Victorian England with his deSeveral yoars ago, Dr. D. = tential shortage of funds. ol life in “a work: lavished the same loving care sweop poverty under the car- comp! times cause repercussions else- seriptions ‘by. continuously re. Cameron This concern for the future|© ‘of Albany tried house has anything had the im- on the subjects they found in pet, rather than eliminate it. rate, , Pressure | j jecting ‘Yitionucleic acid in the Anwolved. but. mes. for unmar-| of the. photographs _wl { slums.

Yeinsof.. persons. check the present situation: The alternutive-to~a~tax-tn--pact..

THE. BALVATION’ Army |.u. the veins. , Pla and the, way of Ie H-cepeeTag eae oo ne ried ae pattern. When any of| found that it improved their crease, one that in an emergen- now arace found that despite . cradle-torraphie terest rates already so high| sent shows a pregThe resultant pictures have ly memories. More revenily tbe acceptable to the nants* girlof them security benefits these indicate dangerthere sens little room to adbe Now home construction just of 13, hanging her been displayed all over Britain in Washington, is to in the form of cardiac fibrillditional- increases; #0 000 children in lowest, been giving magnesium pe‘ontrela ot wag es, | heady in despair. She may be rt ptentiful almost anyone can bor- rate in 20 years. Because money \4 | want, 675,000 neglected old ese opt mroline (Cylert) by, mouth and forced onto the streets before billboards, row it, A whole set of factors ‘was short, the richest nation on| prices and credit. ple, and 400,000 men who ai jetting i she is 14, we learn from the fective in raising funds for the. social misfits and have no fixed drugs are still experimental, caption. Another shows an old ‘million pound’ ($28 million) however.

By Gill Fox man fingering the bedspread of Salvation Army drive _ which SIDE GLANCES. survey merely con“Please send your questions is Iron cot. “We found him ends Jan. firmed our findings,” says Maand comments to Wayne G, ‘money, supply during re‘too late,” the caption reads.

Pratt, the Army's press} suce The welt fare orgnization i jor cent months of about @ per cent, “He died.” A third shows a ‘already have homeless ‘vell-trained nurse. When she Brandstadt, M, D., in care of o officer. “We The Iron M News. little boy, his body a mass: of this fund, raised a potentially antatonaty rate. men sill sill queuing up to get into | recognizes and ho} y be closed. bruises, backed terrified the remaining $3 million Dr. Brandstadt cannot’ where we sleep she te must must summon hel help prompt- While ly or, if trained in the treat- answer individual letters he against’ ‘a brick wall.

Prevere To Expand. ($8.4 million) in a “Si vation |,8,000 of them every will answer letters of general as slogan, “For God's sake, ment of fibrillation, she “Ag for the elderly find. the Even as this flow of money to Interest In future columns. . accompanies the economy slows, business unmarried mothers, we do not initiate the treatment h -photographs, is almost as QUOTATIONS ——- have homes enou may have to borrow to rebuild oe lavatories gnd jodate them. for expanof the Salvation Army's current Soe i demand 1 for goods and campaign to wake the British up to the hidden poverty in ll become es] * st their inidst le yearn American ene Jazz Singer" starring Al

By The Associated Pres: at_ makes the photographs forTheanother puts es Dwi D. EisenToday is Friday, Oct, 6,"ine 3, so shocking is that these condl- hower to lead them back to and rolls toward shat is day of 1967. There ara 86 19858, the U-S pecieet a tions exist in welfare stal real peace and secur its best p l e do days left in the year. rousing Seawolf surfaced oft the Britain which hada Labor gov- —Sen. Mi aret Chase Smith. Po whichthey klar years mers As atte go. th vare entitled, and New England coast after being ernment for the past three R-Me. HIGHLIGHT: fhundreds of other indus in f bureaucratic set-up. they TODAY'S tis date fn 8, the first submerged a record 60 da; years, As Britain's largest indeshunted to one gf the wro ng | Bet,‘Today's consumer, er, we we aretold. pendent social service .organ- This is like taking, problems are differ- German-sailerain America are Ten years ago — Rep. W. ual freeway. "t Participate beavily in ization, the Salvation Army has ent than those of a century ago rived in Philadelphia, Starling Cole, TAY, was sworn by increasing his uncovered pockets of neglect wh in as director of ternationOn this date: which the average citizen, daz-|to al Atomle Energy Aeoer In 1470, King Henry VI of Eng. zled by sifiuenee, has hitherto hungry and had no shoes. land was released from the Tow: aan tual iBllde, on 13D went Five years ago — An internanot suspe Today, according to Pratt, hey erof Landon. umatoations Deldeat “was touched off are more likely to be the prod1829, singer Jenny Lind, of- ional’ IN ORDER to get its message when Est rman _ border ucts n homes and to tenvealed “the Swedish It destroyed all his paper across the Salvation Army inWest Berliner alae who wasnbn a an el vited photographers with work. Now he’s got no mor suffer from psychological inju- sale jas. born. ly couries 1090, a aM Mormon church conworldwide reputations to take potas inva! from With the 9 million fe Lake City, Utah, [Bist Berlin. a good look at the homeless .| which it is raising the Sa aot my. jand neglected in Britain and to In ne Tales marines oceuOne Year ago — 15 major U.S. ith their cameras what Hooten, commander of an Air Army is planning tos! rt bur te on manufacturers of plumbing fixFarce fightersquadroninin. Viet| new. social projects in 15 at pied Tripoli, saw In an “on of ice. tures ‘office was hit by an Briain biggest population cen- ce, argee me these cameramen— nam, “Marilyn, I'm afraid-you've been neglecting your David Bailey and | enemy rocket. beguty nepi* accumulated and want the means of travel

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Twenty, cit Tights matters in Mlwaue campus, camages nine and kee, Humphrey told a board apof the structures are located on the north end of the bedroor 1m apartments singh overlooking Evers | Io from mbers, 23 clubs, were Teo0g- pointed by Gov. Warren P. the International Bridge and the upper St. Mary's River. See accompanying Doucette. Voluntesr mothers pus children on the nized and awarded junior med- Knowles that unless alleged ry: lice harassment and brutality in Milwaukee were halted, a Negro Stock Quotations | group called the Black Revenpermit | Vocational, gers would take over the city.

“NEW YORK (AP) — Fol for pre-school children Reéalling the incident whem ing is a sectioned list of ete from the school nurse’s| Adult Classes | Humphrey appeared before hith, transactions on the New ek office, or at the clinie County Judge Christ T. Sera.

Stock Exchange at midday wi it is especially important for phim set bond at $25,000 and ares to take advantage ‘ot Start’ Monday Tr a de Activ: e mite from previous cle,sD runk T ‘ests said, “Lock the bum up. ‘his measles vaccine clinic ie, Police said they found 12 botand Adult Vocal sa Mrs. Wir re-school valued at $236 in nurse Eaocaton classes, will begin | tes _ liquor car (AP) — Monday ts Am NEW YORK (AP)—Th in an valley 7 p.m. in the | Hu ‘s| D ay Tor British motoriats~-she lay, macket mounted a broad Sut | Am Tel & Tel hear the tavern ‘Thursday new law aimed start of a tough home ‘wth school children nd Niagara high school. anne, 1 moderate, ndvance in fsisty ac ing.

They said them he to trap and punish drivers who The Instructors and este was to get $100he fortold furnishing the school rents ive tradi er- | Beth Stee b Ma car bor the burglary. drink to excess. H Hour is Sun- nurse in her office from 8:304 1 Gre, Hae OH this over | Calum 7\ day midnight.

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Thutaday and overruled the Prod Gerber fal. ave Teceived gamma glo~ inthe Classes in driver training and later ground 53, high Cleveland, cloudy.

Gillette | of threat as | ov the Pal within the past eix weeks; that typing will begin as soon They said Denver, cloudycloudy .. 67 5347 | inflation Th an officlal court order the 7 the ly sensitive tolthere Is suffici continues to be, tary Guests Flee, | pes"Moines, main stimulant for stock buyfeathers oe chicken pronan elfort to protect moter. ges Detroit, cloudy 4 ce Going To Fire tein. ing.

Fairbanks, clear ists, * * Many of the blue chips showed we teityoursell breathalyser.

ERMISTON, Ore. (AP) — Fort Worth, clear ... little movement and the narrowFor the price of a large gin, 70 ‘The Ma and Pa le the 25 members of the Helena, cloudy ex averages, in which they are | I Students may also enroll court reporter to eS at the cents, 9 driver may be able to Double Bowling League willt| p.m, inteer fire department in Honolulu, clear ... dominant, were sluggi: with the instructor of the vari. pleasure of tHe governor. open bowling find ‘out whether eastern Oregon town were | Indianapolis, rain ase do not gat a6 at |. The Dow Jones average of 30 enough to pass the new regule Niagara Lanes. All int wg Introduced as guests at a Jacksonville, cloudy. industrials at“foon was up 1.33 couples are welcome. ary Club luncheon ‘Thursday, | Juneau, clear . tions. : t 928.46. fire alarm sounded.

Kansas City, rain .

‘The motorist breathes into a ‘The Associated Press 60-stock desiring to rel or buy tre Fl Capitan IL 25 ran out to fight a fire in | Los Angeles, clear « ube” Filed with chemically Anyone at noon had gained .3 used Brownie unifor isv r ul g2. 67 [toaverage Spread Eagle, Wis. aystack. (reated eryst: ae eure. Ea Maller Knowles Tries Hand 397.1 with industrials up 3, oe eT ene i Tho erystal, lke the ones io bach, LAURA FONTECCHIO, Prop.

9 {Fails up 4 and ulllities up fn.1 | NY Cer -1. or Mrs. Tom Miami, tai At Coho Fishing the police bi Strout, CL-1-3744, Please desi advanced on the Ai Specializing tn Prices Stock clou A cag @t20 41.52 | [erican Milwaukee, green on contact Mpls.

St. Paul, Exchange, nate Grice and size of the uni MAN! ‘E (AP)—The Coho 4 | fimes.

Tt the level of green rises formft fishing craze in MichiMenta, cloudy ...... 65 44 | pRopUCE Salm Pfizer above a certain mark, you're in w Orlzans, clear»... 85 86 | CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago RCA ‘The Niagara Woman's Club gan apapparently has rubbed off trouble.

New York, cloudy .... 88 87 |Mercantile Exchange — Butter Repub St! 4-LANE nine, Teactlon of Britain 4 will sponsor a rummage sale, on Gov, Warren P. Knowles of steady; wholesale buying prices Sears Roeb Oelahomaclot sity, clear ++ . 6283 8166 | |unchanged: || Omaha, drivers to the new law BAR==} 93seore ‘AA 67; 92| Std Brand varies from one of dark gloom 90 B 66; 89 C 59%; cars Std Oil Ind ++ 88 60 And PIZZA fe.

Palla “lou Std Oil NJ n AJP. “Taylor looks was in Manistee ‘gessOuneven; wholesale buy- Stautt ch Pilbara ittsburgh, cloudy .... na the Knot on the breathalyser as x sinister articles to any, member ruraday to address a Repub+. 68 BL ing prices unchanged to 1 low- Un Carbide machine to be regarded with inte. | 7 uae HELD OVER! Hear Portland, club.

The public is Po rtland, ore * cloudy. 64 BL 75 per cent or better Grade US Steel -NOTICEsuspicion and slarm.

C and donuts wil 1 be lican dinner.

Sm 4a |R'Whiles 30; mixed 29; medi- Wn Un Tel The New Sounds “Drankenness must be We are closed Mondays, : ” 2 ums 22; standards 25; ' checks Westg El aesce crushed, but not at the price of ved, John Benda, county eR | .

18. eM eH ensinving men to a ma Tuesdays and Wednesdays * take Gy: cloudy’ 38 8 CHUCK ROGERS | ss’ snd this’ is what the breathaly- chairman for Marinette County arrangements can be B St San Diego, clear x Kent's Bar + but Beauty was in Green Lean a= ser means,” he says.

Mayor Calls d made for Banquets and San Francisco, clear.. 66 59 Pop Satin = Blan “If we ‘are to become the Bay, Wednesday, ot, 4 where * “Action Incorporated” * slaves of a machine for the pur-| sI ended 1 steerPrivate Parties. of road safety, why should Ing cornmitte meeting held. at * Aurora, Wis, * —_——————_ "HE RITZ Spread Eagle, 45 29 P. iz Groppi White pose it stop there? We shall be told Brown ty courthcuse an-| * * | _ Wis. by a calculator what it, is best nex where plans were made for ke Rk Oe FISH FRY a eninsu for us to eat and drink.

Our a Natural Beaut; meet WHERE FRIENDS MEET” Every Piday marriage partners will be chi ing to tbe held Thursday, Nov. ‘Uncle Ton’ EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT For The Best In one SHIPPING DROP n by a bridealyser. And some 9 at the Green Bay Arena. Mrs. ‘Try Our Special MARQUETTE — A nearly 50 WASHINGTON (AP) — Mil- of us Will not be allowed to mar- Benda will attend.

STILL SERVING * ITALIAN, "FISH PLATE * cent drop in September waukee Mayor Henry Maier ry at all.” told newsmen Thursday that any One brewery ts taking a less Donald John, eed clerk, | BEER -COCKTAILS MUSIC BY THE “It reported dock caused. ‘Marquette iron are new open housing demonstration dismal view of the law. cargoes to fall: well below the violence in his city would be could ell mean that people will ave been received far the new Open Thursdays, Fridays, zoning ordiCITATIONS millionton mark for the first met with the same toughness as anaksete ¢ home, a0 we don't Fost Saturdays and Sundays “On The Northside sald a spokesman nance administrator. The 2: in Augus' "RESH BONELESS PERCH Wisiney brewery grou i He ala called the Rey. James tor Itsthesalesmen With FRENCH FRIES and = ‘coffimittee-of the are under o1 [ers — ATS incl Tom be7 \ SLAW COLE to carry pocket . breathalysers Marinette County Board of SuSs for the sharp decrease. is pressing for a central city and to switch to other forms of pervisors will review the appli| CHICKIE when they pass the cations. and submit a recomRAINBOW TROUT Last year's September ton- ‘open housing law only and is transport mendation at the Oct. 17 meetR serving the interests of subur- danger mark in dein} age was near the million mark.

B. FROG LEGS ing of the board. The new ad-| If ore shipments return to ban whites who would keep NeMain Street riinistrator will receive a salary| Broes pressed into the slums. their, summer level, however, ___ JUMBO SHRIMP | Car Strikes School, of $7,200 a year, ON ALL GOLF MERCHANDISE 1967 tonnage could still top last Maier spoke to newsmen alter Season's, alltime record of 7. meeting in a closed-door session Interrupts Series TV lagara Sportsmen's SPECIAL! with the President’s Commision 100,000. ton: Of Clubs vaiues to $275 .:-. SALE $160 club will meet at 7:30 Tuesday Set on-Civit Disorders. He said the MIRWAUKEBE (AP) —-Four night, Oct. 10, in the American i} TENDER BIG BEER BUST only answer to the crisis of the teachers at North Diyislon High hall. Warden Ken KazMARQUETTE — Two youths cities is to tear down the watls School were cut by flying glass Legion 1 Left Hand Set of Clubs . *160 and Ranger Phil Paske FRIED CHICKEN were’ jailed and eight ‘others between city and suburbs and Thursday when driverless car mar will attend the show films. Rewere fined $412.90 following a devote the full resources of fed- caree!

A asket 90¢ gore ee level freshments will be served, Elecng] 4 Golf Bags Servi In-A-B breaking and entering and eral, state and local govern window ot he faculty Younge. tion of officers will be held. ane beer party over the weekend at ments to elly problems, The treated at a hosp! Hunters are reminded that duck French Fries © Roll SALE Golf Balls 14.75 por vozen .

Big Bay. Two pleaded not guil-_ tal and released, were non e mayor said.

Fatiter Grop© SHRIMP © nti atewide at noon, i is @ grandstander who is not ten teachers in the room watch- Sat., Oct, 7; core shooting will PIG ROAST ty.

State Police at the Marquette, ing a telecast of the World Willing to compromise, adding DICK STILIN 1106 W. Hughitt St. Parking nt Convento becime© legal at noon, Canadas post said today 13 persons were that any new violent demonstra- Series.

SATURDAY Across Street be shot in a zone Cash Oaly involved, including 10 minors tana sould be dealt with fairly Police sald the car had bee a Sales int IT'S DELICIOUS around ‘Horlea marsh, stolen and was being driven by and one juvenile. but firm OPEN BOWLING The house, owned by Mrs. We have the freest city in a 14-year-old boy when It side 's| swiped another auto, went out |Lizie Alexander, was reported: the world,” Maier said. ly broken into Friday night af- the only eity in the world where of control, SPREAD FAMOUS FOR ter she left for Marquette to} you ci rehand-march and sheared visit her aon Joseph Alexander, march uatil: you get bunions= Rnocked over part of the achool EAGLE Wrights with police protection. But when fence and continued about 180 FRIED CHICKEN Police ‘said the drinking party they start breaking laws, we're feet onward to the school buildSPREAD EAGLE, WIS. ing began Friday night and con- going to EAOY CUR DELICIOUS CHICKEN OF He accused Father Gropp of Police said the youth jumped tinued through Saturday night.

CHOOSE FROM TH ‘OTHER ENTERTAINMENT SELEGHONS ON CUR VARIED MENU. “The house was in a complete damaging, with his demonstra-| out of the car and fled just be@-point program the fore the vehicle struck the Lloyd Hallman DELUXE * SERVING * school. They auldae was ape rehende distance Monday thru Thursday: 4:30 to 10:00 p.m. ‘way and was rolened to juveSATURDAY Friday and Saturday: 4:30 to 11:00 p.m. "| nile "authoritles, Sundays 12 Noon to 10:00 p.m.

Buddy Bar FEATURING that the | Ford Mot i | "Brokers predictedare likely to| Gen Fds 45 |next few sessions Motors s2 |be a period of base building |Gen Tel & Tel 59 [leading to push toward new|Gen

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‘Tho sun sets today at 7:07 3MPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — p.m, and rises Saturday at Millis, Tennessee's first Ne: 7:37 m. state legislator in more than ‘The a. moon today at 8:43 2 century, coulda’t pu to- p.m. and risesselsSaturday at 12:30 coalition

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Plans have been completed for the Carmelite silver tea to be held Saturday and Sunday

Ann

North American Benefit

Dear Ann Landers: Several days ago I was between buses in a strange city 350 miles from home. I turnedmy back in the

from 2 to 5 p.m. each day at the Monastery.

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Moe, ah oft casthis tamtime, Mrs.

Persons interested in donating| |

re geese of their. respective| ‘They include: irs. Lyfe Hi ind Joseph; Mrs.

Frances ‘Miss Martyrs; Mrs, Mary Groleau, 's Queen of Peace, both Mary's Edward

Norway; ‘St. Bacberas of Vulcan; fis, Mary's

‘The public is Invited.

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service

for the same reason. Smoking | ‘ is against her religion and she has become a fanatic. oat ba, enough that we miss prived

of seeing his children?

my purse. to do. — a cent to my name, no identifi- | Please tell us whatGRANDPARHEARTBROKEN cation and no bus ticket 1 went to the man in charge ENTS yy4ar Grandparents: Tt must of the bus station and explained) your be obvious to you. thatbecome daughter-in-law has unbalanceg. Perhaps some Uons. T could, get no hel the | corioromilse can be worked phoned voice of them.Army. Then any Saiyation A Tfriendly until the poor woman gets said, “You are only three blocks out back on the track. Can you from us. Come on over.” assure her that your husband ‘The only credentials they re- will not smoke in the quired, was that I was a human. dren's, prevence it she rings being. They gave me a hot to your home? Will she meal, a clean bed for the night Sk ao eed pour asked me contact my fam-| fo\como to her home, where, Jand helped he course, of money| me gave they Then ily. smoker Exlist the help ot her and sent me on my way.

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Tneula, will visit. the” various tein, Rive ond roam incl Crystal Falls, ‘This meeting is being held in conjunction with the 75th dia4 NABA, — The | mond jubilee year of‘he Ni RETURNS PASTOR Rev. Arden Finke, former | which was organized in October | BapImmanuel of theof Kingsford, wil of A 1892, pastor schocl of instructions for list church return to the church this Sunday for a special day of praise. This day has been set Eside for thanksgiving and the occasion of the church mortfaze burning service to be | and the fraternal benefitetproheld at the “evening “worship Sat operation he reservations ‘@will also hour at ‘Mountain members are to speak at the 11 a.m. worship.

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6, 1957

Ten Initiated

By Future Homemakers

= Landers... , Answers Your Problems

NABA Special Meeting Oct. 10 At Westwood

—— Carmelite Silver Tea This Weekend

FRIDAY, OCTOBER

MICHIGAN

served

were

Sen_for the’ book | tollowing- the business_meeting. | [ese ~ tembourinee. ells over HemIstry?

The Stork tee ave Oca7 BANE ite ot meee le who care about people. acsed ome, say Ged Bless them, GRATE. | Landers, 3cEolose, Mr, and Mrs, Julius Walter Overbeck Terry Quek, | ME, and, in coin. with your Tope and Soa —_—____— en ton, Te ™ request. : NORWAY — White snapdrag-| veil of gold nglon net. Her flow. anders will be glad to| Zoslerday af Memoria fom Teer Gee clothing specialist trom Michi ons and yellow and bronze] ers were comprised of gold ‘and bem, Matera and gusts _ wit| Dirtner-Party you with your problems, | Weight, eight’ pounds, years I have recelved count |help the, altar, of Fo cee ae the She wore2) teas in the Dick-|™ums decorated her tn ear of this |e “Pass, Tho Hula Eotng homemakers letters from readers, who |Send them toenclosing Lodge] 4 special at the Sportsmen's chupeh—of_Norway ee and Mrs. Jerome Moller, a stamped, | “Mr.Fores, ’dance. willbe part, of| Foun’ County courthouse super | Stfor Mary's vege -| Skirt" similar incidents. |newspaper, SCR PEE ameet the double-ring ceremony Serving, his, brother,ss beat ereso telated Wis’ a dapghter, Jo: ee the entertainment at the Pine | GaratYisnr> at 1:20 So envelope, |seltadirensed They aro asked to crgentzation erartod ee uniting im marriage Carla Rae] aed dogs and beans for un old fash-| Grove Country club party to| Publishers-| dollF 1967, copyright | € l a deserves the seppertof George Ov Cueciatti, daughter: of Mr. and|man was a ee ee six morrow ni heel Weight, g ton weiner roast. i, of 222 |Ushers were John Palmcook,| yy’ "They never tum away @ | Hall qn Mrs. 7 in attend-| The dance, similar to an old aes aes; titel syeciente.; Jobn| needy person. and: bridebride,of the Eau of the Julius,a Walter | Overbeck, street,son andof Mr. MingOverbeck, natn sue will fol | ofon Wesome. faahigabrocan, m. daneai, eee lcherseter| Foe tha | ow brother | planned program special Terrance sewting| dinner Mrs, r P and 8 the Mr. i R fos coinprised Ann Landers: 1 om T d Dear + , Ken Rubbo s orchestra will fur} +t) help young mothers in mak- Waite Overbeck, of Henry, Tl | For her daughter's wedding,| SKECIPC | rrempe,of at Memorial Oday ty Mee, ee Dear hosp Pi yesterday oc|nish the musle for the “Eve Y Mrs. Pat oo and are |NCOOY jy 2a agar wore a green [Ms. Cucelatti Fr Elmer the Rev music tened byWedding | [Bares, buying four pounds, seven hiliren’s Weight, er ae ae Maddox Gaynor By an |ningDressin Hawaii.” have ining crepe of ensemblo ae 7743133.’ |dress-coat was six optional, but those | m4 caring for cider stiscuss is pounds, four and ounces, | Aura, e s i r p r e t n E Newspaper = school in grades. top hike | for chil. |played by Mrs. Gerald Van-|and lace and wii accessories. attending In. Hawailon attire | fabrics used In clothing = | cunces. * f the bridestoomeee aoa dumb or vs ™ organist prizes. | dren, sizes, fabric finishes and |Goethem, will be eligible for alan Daily I tell you hat {have i80, | FRESH CORN SPOONBREAD] Given ‘in marriage by her) <H0s0, & Sark. blue two. Blece | When social construction details. arb ond wal ao Meditation 3 ears), (about corn cups 1% tim of ens asked O°. matching and in a|Jacket-dress “care” informa-|father, the bride appeared give Wake Up Your ets asin al'8.00 M Was Tn atraidt to Say Yes, corsage eraf while : cut from. col cling gown Ot ene floor ¢:3 inned ithwith aa corsage henine ot should bo:made | f°ion for ready-made garments’ie Romaine PERISTALSIS oe je rvations cornmeal eo ae ee ee ee ore receiving Also Portions. with detailed. crass 6 sign OPE ‘no lator than today by ang | vifed te weed NEED mi hot cups 2 | CONDITION OF8, Leen fellow nice very a MYesterday grandisoth two the were sages e h t t a apoliques t a c the club, 774. cup ations 7 margarine Rev. Julian ‘and Mrs. ropa school asked an he could % and the skirt hemline. Her for: Young Homemakers To Hear Specialist Children's Clothing” “Buying wil be fhe topicof discussion Kahabka,| ernetta when

is 7, Ds Joyeu sane orcs awe: Pip, | Reservations were arneuncel a tail Caples party| Due For Club to be held in hobo style at 8 . : pm. Oct. 14,

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Personal Notes

slon cascade arrangement of yellow 10 bride roses and carnations. snap-/ placed a bouquet of white dragons and mums on the alae i oO eatle of a m‘arn aid of iy honor

allme for a date.I snapped I'm not inImmediately following the back, Don't other. ceremony, a reception was held terest Ann, T wanted to soy. yes so

‘TO WED—Mr, and Mrs. Robert Greene, of Sayre, Okla ho approaching announce

marriago of their daughter, Sandra Lynn, to Glenn. Al e Kopp, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Meivin-F. Kopp, Sr.,of 514 West Fleshiem ‘street, tron engaged in fulltime minister-

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Louis dts hes just returned from a one-year in Vietnam. term Bisse in Frankfurt, Germany, as a flight surgeon,

high school, is also active as | metics aS a_ minis 2 Jehovah's “Who ts Aunt presses asked: EBYE radio station, Sham: “Don’t you thing, baby?

Tex., ag an announcer.

Te wedding will take place in the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses in Sayre.

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friend

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oeWhat happens when comes? Mo we get candy?”

“Sure we do, silly, you know mother always puts ‘candy in intact.” the candy dishes when we have company, And what happens is Do people spend more than, they sit around and talk about they make? how they wrote for their high if mea. | school newspaper, mother al-| !

“And,” Stu said, ways says the funniest line she ever é ly Merian Mast.

Martie said out in Pennsylvania the hills were so’ steop the ivy QUIET OR BRILLIANT — didn’t climb — it just hung on which way will you have this and. cried for help.

“Then they both laugh and | smooth shaping. Make it all one | Who havo filed for bankruptcy || alenoat five times. about | Dé |_| scream and Aunt Martie al-|color itor be Smashuninhibited contrasts. feel that ma-| ways” says she doesn't rememjority of individuals could avoid ber it. Then they talk about Fine for knits, blends. credit were not Aunt Martie’s piano recitals Printed Pattern 9445: Misses’ e ae to. obtain. and how mother could never Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size play anything but the Marines’ 14 takes 2% yds. 45-4 permissiveness cause ia a skit th7 fe about delinquency?

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each pattern for first-class aL eneball aout formailing a medicine a big abd special ing. on the gym floor and how none|Send to Marian Martin, Iron | of the teachers. laughed Mountain News) (423), Pattern “Then Aunt Marti tells how | Dept., 222 Wost 18th 's"st, New| she was president of the Johnny | York, N.Y. NAME, | Desmond and Johnny Long fan| ADDRESS with TP, IP,SIZE and clubs, whoever THEY were. |STYLE NUMBER.

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me the package.

1 fend tie label on the first jar. “stimulating,” it said. -T “be lieve it too the truth is

= "Mother! Ltold you thot you'd better close the windows

when you're baking cookies!”

that this is all that matters with face ream and friends,.

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neurotics require psycholone help?

Aled wilh. their daughter, Dr. ective ‘bridegroom,(a 1985 having a chance to fh him." i -| graduate of the Iron Mountain { “They just delivered the cosmate, Dr. Joan Sakal. They| ‘were-joined by their son, Dr.

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He is the Great ae Phystelan,St those who know that they are sinners have a bright future before them if they come to Jesus, the One who pan because to give both. spiritual life and health.

rd flower headpiece held her

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SMILING \BEST White pepper to taste i ensar action’ 1 tablespoon minced onfon @ system. When of at the Dickinson hotel where bad ted ie | st died, but I just|2

By Betty Canary down, action slows Pe‘istattie and| cat with h e c Sy |” altord.psychiac chart T edits 8, buffet tune was by served. ond can bulld up in aver Conkcendatie ee jn stir unteach:| is Susan try and my mother bn was served ise anal neces thickened— until heat moderate | MAID — en aoe cattenr tne oe mcool spaper Enterprise Ausn. : FOR SURI 3 minutes: or longer. Off heat, Shella John, cut the weddin, ig salt, Dear Sure: Go back to that stir in butter, sugar, cake, and Mrs. John Overbeck, FACE ON FRIENDSHIP = | eat a little hoy and apologize for your had charge, of the guest book, by activating the

By Betty Canary nto 2 slightly trreguiarity floor Iength gold satin Empire ‘The bride's father hosted the abrupfness. hb know jed-down mitscles of the lower beaten exg yolks; stir back styled gown created with roundyou've hanged your mind and remaining hot mixture, Fold intoin ed neckline. Her gown was ac- rehearsal ‘dinner at the Rialto Uke to go ot with him. nami Teco; recog: 2 stiffly beaten egg whites. Turn : cented by a large bow at t the tee verter sly The bride is a graduate of St. Kalo It today. "ou I|waist. The satin roses ihc te fre upatity,¥ourperistainsandyou'l Homemaker of the Year when a letter from Martie Was Th ata oer eld her Necbest ant ne raneaity of Tze your problem and now is poh tobaboeni received Dietz in Hong Kong. She said . .

Wisconsin. ‘Tho bridegroom | te time to face ‘Millons of satisfied users take she would be back in the United Quiet Or Bright graduated from the University * Carter’ for effective temporary rellef of irreg of Illinois, Champaign, Ill, and Dear Ann: Our oldest son was | out clean—about 1 hour. Makes ly. Why, soon and was coming to don't you. 49¢, is doing graduate work at U. of killed in a car accident eight 6 to B servings. us for her annual visit. months ago.

His widow was Tet W., Madison, as is the bride.

‘Obviously, before 1 even fin- Printed Pattern For a wedding trip of the Up- |"ways got along with her and ished the letter I telephoned an order for face cream. Now is per Peninsula, the new Mrs. during our mutual period of Overbeck wore a two piece light bereavement doesn’t mean I think Martie does we gave her all not love the real me. But let us the help we could. The minister be realistic. If you have a friend seemed her_ greatest yellow roses and white carna- source of solace and wo were who drops you letters from lnatend of calling Person. tions.

Hong Kong and Monaco, well, But now sho is very to-Person, direct dial your if you have a friend like this Guests attended the, wedding grateful. all her Long Distance calls, That's the moneysaving way. see you once a who comes. from exico, Milwaukee, cool to us and in spends the ehurch, It's easy, too. year, do you want to look like Marinette, Madison, Green Bay time working. t week ‘she wrote us a leta 29-cent loaf of bread when fenry, Il, Negaunee, Mar- ter pi sho could not. bring you meet her plane? quette, and the local area. the children to our home beI always think of our visits Michigan Bell cause my nd smokes. She as much fun and vastly stimusaid she cannot take her ch lating, but I just discove dren to her own parents’ home: Mirror Of Mind M other. members of my family

by Edward® might have different opinions: “Dad said and Cathey Pinna Poesy ‘We The Women

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g-new car easy, don’t we? °

Academy of it this way:|

‘A child ‘has 0 learn to get along in society. If he doesn't jearn in his own family, he's

That “new car feeling” is hard to beat, but easy to get!

out and buy your car for cash! We certainly make buying

allowing eild to do as be||

consequences, foe oo. is usually prac-|] child's love. P veness may not be the sole cause of delinquency. However, Dr. E. Ch tne Direct | |of the American ‘ics,

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projects, Congfess shows no| “ready bas been signs of increasing taxes before spending is slashed.

ingress by sus~{

Ty TY SAYS HERE

snes of Wisconsin, senior Re: |¢han higher taxes.

servers the freeze appeared an Ty decide where to cutuchspending money.

Indication Johnson {s beginning until ittt knows to yield to’ pressure that he take | Congress intends to provide.

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responsibility for cutting back or eliminating programs lar with nometown voters.

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AND HES GIVING EVERYBODY

24 HOURS TO. MOVE EOMEPLACE ELZE OR HE GAYS HELL.

\STERZ. NORMAN TALES A SWIFT AND TERRIBLE VENGEANCE.

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this on ‘Tech hockey coach John Macinnes began his The airy back hes gained 393 earlyMichigan conditioning prograus the last week of Steptember with 52 .yords in 47 attempts.

The team is going through isometric reporti Terwilliger said that Duval |eandidatee ereises al Engineers Field in an attemp: to gain a bit and Romagnoli have been ure | muscle tone for the players before the sessions ‘move to the ice

Tonight)

ing minor injuries this week |at Dee Stadium Oct. 16, a but are expetied to be ready * * morrow Wo came up.with our tecond perfect recerd(“(-tor7) tit The pe Re Redskins (0-4) weekend ome of tha cosses are even starting(o and) Stambaugh — Hilltoppers us for advice...

Sorry We have to remain ian ¢4-2) will close a @-year_gri tial Don't ean as, meh ent oo iron rivalry Saturday: night at * Nelson Ficld in Stambaugh.

Powers = Rock — powers has the Wolverine Conference title The two Menominee Range, I wrapped up in a bundle .

‘Tigers are shooting for an Pembine at Bark River schools are expected to play i mmbeaten' record and, should cut down the jae Giants, 414, Powers at Rock under the hannem nf A¥est Tron mbine = Bark fiver — These two are deadlocked for The unbeaten Iron Mountain County High School! néxt sea- |: second place The Panthers will break in ‘Mountaineers (5-0) invade Men- son e tle by corraling ‘he frisky ‘Broncos, ai. cminee_tomorraw night for a Game Tonight Tn the lone conference game key Great Northern Conference night, Florence Crandon = The Robeats are slill_ searching for the Crystal Falls Tro- thei r first vi ir search wi] prove futile this weekend game -with the Maroons (4.1) jatenighe. ) will host the Ontona: 1) while the Kingsford Flivvers gon 298 Polnr Bears (221) in #38 Crandon ¢laims m3 wor triumph * ie Crystal Falls

(Games Tomorrow

> Stephenson visit 2) in two ef the mne Fagles (2:2) football contests scheduled for area teams this. weekend. yn. Mountain has rolled to Victories ovo: “Hintysame, IronWood Tron “River. Stambaugtr y this sea: nd Ni

12, and | the onerhit pitching of. Lonbor Tat aboal & quarter ta Vastrzemskt too | ya emakl: en moved8878to St,Ol” foodThe a Cardinals couple ofdidn'thoursfeellater Louis wnere the Series will re-| when Vastrzemski socked a 200. sume Bell, || foot in the 1313, Saturday pitching for with.theGaryRedSox fourthbarar-omoty inning. andhomer a 430-foot

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Nelson Briles, 145 going = Dlast withih two got, hurler to pitch ecaMe heind Coal two ononinin the the seventh, seventh || dinalsefourth one Lomave oni a . Sagara : Wautaukee — Coach Marv Ropele's Badgers Retires First. 19 |told- Jim, "You have enough, | hitter im a Series gam: 7 ¢ powered to four stralght.wins this season . . . They'll 5 Big Guy. Go get ‘em Wanted No-Hiteer_ make it five in a row as they gun down the Lone Rangers, Tonborg His master.

"I didn’t 2-6, piece — heproduced relired the first 19} eon” org certainly did get| walk.” sai care batters he fsced and didn’t ale| oe Swing vandidaia- foe tne eAs = *# ee Sa Norway - Wakeficld— The Knights tock it on the chin against low a nit until Jullan Javier Stay Wor altee Look for them to rebound by clipping the doubled with two out in the! For the first 6 1-3 innings, the! ¥' Iron Mountain ings of the Cardinals, a9, eighth — after foresaking his 24-year-old right-hander allowed j pifier i «. a) resembled that swing one only a at room own bed again for a el. * * banging sie: as Javier Hit Stambaugh - si River — Anything can happen and | downtown Boston hotel, Pee de Ga the eae bea hom Wakefield to face the| Yastrzemski, onthe other secret Our inform: two get together . . .~The doex usually pitch Timade alt day NMU Third | hand, slept in bis own the Hilltoppers by six hot-linewhensaysthese smastrn Card s (3 a ce “Powers ‘Tigers (4-0) are) anterfalted to mentlon » score. esday night, but he hadto “The mm-hitter js tie one goal meeling the Kock Little Giants| * * u I to get to sleep. that thas cluded me during this oe and the Bark River BronCrystal Falls - Ontonagon — We see no trouble in this one “1 just wanted to rane sure I fabulous season. Ipitched in the"

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toaring again last week...

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KANSAS CITY (AP— it flanker back. i He stayed at the hotel both| fBeyy Team Tomorrow| wrg, Pa., College, the Sat Ust Iron Mountain - Menominee — Rudy Steiner and friends will times because he wanted to Waynesb NALA football champion, is Coach p rant i Gusick said| ANN ARBOR (AP)—The Unie invade hostile territory Saturday night . . The Maroons have | simulate ruad-conditions. On the | to1966 that Dick Bongi and Bruce Vocl-| versity of Michigan football thelr air radar waiting but Tron emits will find enough holes !road there's no 0 Don ee niet Nara 2

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Staten Wives onestrike pitch | “7 took a pill last right. and | Washington: Adai tae. | irom Dick aHughes about aPdoz{ "he Maroons operate out of a| On defense, Phil Sepmoiir oe Sunday when the defend- | The a said Kramer, take the place o ing world champions meet the means something special to all | had nine hours of sleep.”

YasColo.; “Concordia, Minn: Linz|en. rowAfter s Into: Boston the ight field; singlewing. trzemski said ‘Thursday.

“I Florida A&M: amd|stands. feored.on| Stincie, out with a back -tnjury, Dolrolt Lions in a rematch of |the Packers.

‘This is really the] fi eld, Ore.; ; and | : Kingsford has: Marwon't need one tonight hecause \Alms. onal Cecil Pryor might eel me feams fee test in our own eyes that| we Mich quette, Holy Name, Iron River asstartendin and don’t play tomorrow.” place of Bob Wedge at | th hat tied 17-17 Sey ¢ had,” he said.

“New Mexico Highlands and! sacrifice fly in the sixth was: a Central of Towa were traemski went to work ag: feu oeSly ioe wiet> beat | inebacker, Eliott said. e gate alte ts a rematch!

The Packers, who defeated very Nersone After Ron Willis walked “Tose | As he. if, away semifinalists last year. The the Flivrers, Stephenson's wins |---| between the superb “blocker Chicago ‘310 and Atlanta 23-0 were and Mar-| Mountaineer JV Kramer and the awesome tack-| after tying the Lions, weren't from the bal park a I'm very | runner, Whitewater, Wis., is a Tartabull and gaye up a single

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Curt Flood sompthing up.

Collectively, the Boston Red Sox knew how it felt to be even work the day before. Insterd, he | worked the count to 3-2, fouled | He evened | something up, too. with the St. Louis Cardinals | climbed onto the trainer's table| Off two prcnes wand pet ROSTON (AP! The hox score af again in the World Series. wk a a5-minute né watched "as itch | the Ind. geme of tne 1967 world ‘The Red Sox pulled even at 1-| | “When I do z oped ion tow and outa fo tte re tours one o 4 1 Thursday | by whipping ths practice, Tn all ia finlag; “Vanbo (Picea t ss: Oo) @ a

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Job Environment Mourrain €O., Nor ance ™ Modern Office * Goo al of 187 for 36 holes alter wat clump KUERTERS fare “Free Delivery Service” way. Prone 802-80 Thursday's second round come conatton, ® Pay commensurate with ability and experience.

9 a.m. to 9 p.m. fred toe160 for Mes. Hulet| _ Open Att: Personnel Director mith of Pebble Beach, Calif.

POLARIS Prescriptions filled Sunday Write giving experience, referenets, age and salary (colty 1967 Snowmobile, Rentals— mornii expected. to: Box S-784, c/o ‘The News.

Cincinnati rookie pitcher Gacy Apartment.

Rows 30 Nelan turned in one of his most Sunday 9 o.m. to 12 noon. We acknowledge all letters, Daviarer food clothes: impressive victories on—July 4 S&H GREEN STAMPS-TOOI- yand_will_aerange inter __. tAll replies held in-s strict confidence.)

‘Dood | aie: Knacks.

—diahes. whens rat tie St. Pere ‘miscellaneous | CUDLIP’S DRUG STORE _ with vel a Lardinals 12. He gave up three ‘al aay After-hours, Call 774-2825 | buts, walked only two

SPRAY

“PAINTER

HOMELITE

SALEL

MAGHINIST.

Bob! seusies

\2 New Homes|

§

BOOKKEEPER-WANTED

[PAPER CONVERTING

&

1

Apartments, Rooms

uw

Business Servict

Has Boilermakers Favored

Automotive=—

Rentals—

Services=

10

THE

IRON

MOUNTAIN

NEWS,

IRON

MOUNTAIN = KINGSFORD,

FRIDAY,

MICHIGAN

Iron County News Crystal

‘Made Final

Fire Prevention

Falls

By State

CRYSTAL FALLS — Thomas Detroit on ‘Sunday. district director Finnish worship servico will of the Michigan State Tax Commisston, was in Iron county ear~, fhe United atheran church ly this week to place the finaf/conducted by the Rev. in figures in the assessment rolls | Stadit Haus,© f “Suomi College = Group peal, according to Joe Rossi, metThe lastEastweekSideat Study the home of director of the Iron County Tax Mrs. Harold Davis. Rally Day

Equalization Department, was reviewed and lessons and ‘These figures come as a di-/dates for the coming season rective from the tax commis-|were giver e next meeting aioners,

and

are

final

unless

TOUR DIESEL, SH0P"— — Members ot the Tron River Business Men's Association (OPtoured the Davi ‘acPherson, Inc.

tion specialist, conducted the tour of this particular phas _of the operations for the group, explaining the intricato fuel

their regular dinner meetingat Mertin's Cafe. Dave Hucks torf, diesel mechanic, is shown explaining one phase of the work done at the local shop in rebuilding the huge di engines, most of which are used in underground operations at

of equipment and now employing eight men. (Iron Mountain

diesel repair shop in Iron River Tada

White Pine Copper

hero came tie within sate assessors cash | value ten per cent of the local ap; figure, n0| yes wore made in these'a eases. On the other hand,

eration

of

Music

Clubs,

a

noted, it appeared that some of | mect at 8 Monday night in the M:

2

f

.

pee

Co. mine. Ted Dugener,

following

fuel injec-

sharply focus attention for this} of interes!

alike. year's Fire Prevention Week on lents Following the presentation, need for vigilant day-to-day questions concerning post school safety precautions. Tho bome, opportunities will be answered,

News

the most dangerous place

Special Program

|last year, again proved to be

Obituary

Ralph C, Horner

He Faints Too Soon,

work in Tibet will be offered at

| 1

| the 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. services |

Orr Jet out an “oh” and sagged]

sepa

Fire

into a faint,

Chief

gested

Peroceschl

these

for Ralph C. Horner,

6, who wi mite. at theFe ‘Dickinoon all te bad Mit same aniroda eae

sug-

precautions:

‘Asp

In-

sieo be, an

and If

|

to get ospital, where s een | Tibetanary fiel @ evening |of the tron County it may Mogorden, "The Aree? yar | a patient for three days. She| servico a color fm emitied {vation Departient,

oversight,

me Helen ‘Scadden and Mrs. Elaine hae teen a il

SxTOr,

,;Annear

and

members

are

re-|

°™

health for

“Doorway To Tibi”

Bra

be the case, the|minded to bring a B5-cent Mrs. Pisz rig, Bors. October figures may be corrected Priot wrapped gift to be used as a| 5 109 in Poland, and cameto the 1968 taxing asresta young game prize at the Crystal Man. Uhis country ‘nad t wor ve

All assessments made by the| ai commission are froz a

Bie “hat since.

Grree-ycarunless period,major ex. Two Deer plained, are made in the property and permission to change is grant. ed.

Killed In |

W

orksho

GC

Pp

|

Pp

h

C

A

of .

Jeanette Write, of Niles.

a

eve

sige

‘at 8 tonght. home.

know fire:

au pal on keep fire-making | devices out of the

reach

of

Won |omerial comely | pA¥eckeshon, ite, a he eldamal Fal | ay amcor has fresh a result, | Bescey, wi ay the Iron Cosas Sheriff's De

are “Burial ‘vill ‘be in Evergreen

=

already Rossi n

paying

high

taxes,

cout

Activities

pulling permits do not al-| The newly - formed Casplan ways mean that the valuation |Junlor Girl Scout Troop, with of a home that is being. re-|leaders Mrs. Gary Sarafiny and paired is going to be increased, Mra, Merlo Smith, met recently sald. Replacing windows,|at the Caspian School, Various

properly

7

School Program

Stambauch

ts school

of

at

the

funer:

——————

;

always rated for be

turned to Chicago, after visiting relatives at Norway Lake,

‘lvets

|hecauso they fire-safety| Visiting at the ome of Mr. |valves; safely dispose com-| | ot and MEE Mrs. Mlomulzt Blomquist |bustible waste od of‘heating ne equipment,to thegiving’ apectal heat-|at-|tonville, Allch.: Mir. and Mrs |tention prewinter Daniel ‘Blomquist and daughter,

patrols and leaders were se-|ing season check, wepairs We llected as follows: Fire Patrol, |ful with any.

tine

i Zoealso ener tansof a onde emotng portions ae een ‘the Commun.|| lishing build- [ts ca Hetroop made tn plans

ottered through

Home.

Felch

youngsters;

al

lighted

care! Kris, of Ann Arbor: tobacco| and’ nes. din oy Mattson

and

Mrs, ste Le

re-

call after 7 to-]941.90 has been received from Canwidered normal maintenance| Joanne Atanasoff; Stardusters | and assocoated tighting devices: |risht a thomay Plows, Funeral the Michizan Stato Department |Considered normal maintenance Patrol, Margaret Cristan; Green |Home firesafety is x family of Education for an adult edu-/7F9 Tine’ £ building permit ig/ Guard’ Patrol, Judy. "Smith; | responsibility. willaor, be where recited tieat pariah & toni rosary |‘til it 3 "services will be held” at 9/cauon, Was Don 2M can | necessary the assessor; Moon Spinners announcedPuogram. " today. It by inspect so:thethatproverty to, eee Pelzer: Song Patrol, leader, ‘Theresa Denice Members of* the* drill sq Saturday morning at Guardian| Mourand, director of the West Angels ‘church. ‘The Rev. Fr, that ma major additions are Treasurer, Cindy Sara-| and color guard of the Norvulet C. J Perak will intone” the a County Community added that will increase the tiny: : Seribe, W Post, their wives, or | reqi This amount, together with a|C2s" value of a piece of Prop-/ The ocind year helped | Suests, aro, Invited to ‘aitend

|

gyoning, besinning ot 7 p.mat partment oP pamena ‘Camella

Any unit of government that ot ere

CASPIAN — A grant of $4,- Tot

Friends

Equali- guilty to embezzling while Tones of parents 23. secretary-treasurer | the absence Of Bt

fall behind in putting new con-| Probation for three years

ucati

ae

=

Funeral

“Richard Hease,

struetion on the tax rolls Is : that all electrical appliances} Mr. and Mrs. Henry Quick simply going to shift the bur-| Tron County Girl | are properly maintained and in| and daughter, Janet Lee, and den on to those people who are].

‘Activiti good repair; avold overloading 3 im and Wayne Way Conway iy FeTr

ageale ayes Stanley Piss,-aiatorsiiciaw who died Program . mew ire A See ae G t Gr nt bye, nlsots rs Emily’ ‘ ets a

CLASH | CRYSTAL TAULSby a car Two)on deer were killed US2 three quarters of a mile| worth of the iierstate bridge| south of Orystal Falls at 7)

Of Deanery | At Al

AY

ae

will

shown.

‘Tax

Memorial

¢ Nev

qatevived moments later Thurs-|siruct occupants, of dwellings| Fins hfetholiseCureh, of ay, Ore e wasn't gol ua buildings in firesatety| Tron" Mountain, to prison_after give endodo Gecald 3. Weber contin: Praca af evacrationa; dent iu ee ued reading the sentence which|teaye young children at home| “ytship comotery. 1 | neta

cult to un Rossi said,|face, Mrs. Kay ‘Neely, and| Years, died Thursday morning | and Mrs. Cartor, who have tion records in Iron County, ac-| he suspe! unattended; be sure that ae and the Iron ‘County Tax De-|Krisil, Lori, Karin and Brenda at tte Petal Balls agen eee ae = of the cording to Joe Fest, sitectoe ry of Pittsbangs pleaded or rs cae

partment is now Pn explanation on i

stue

systems and how they are oh tho ‘engines ‘and return to the owners, diesel repair shop has expanded considerably. during the past few years with the addition of many new ieces

the reports of the field men|Couneil rooms of the city hall, |+¥IST ICI |af the Palin Baptist churchon ecessary were ignored and the as program” on "The Sound_Of| CRYSTAL FALLS —a Mrs. lay, accordingastonto the Re nad the commission CRYSTAL. FALLS — Building | Savino alowed ten Pat Johnson Pisz, 77,areaa for resident hove] | parita "ard a novesalty and] Ber cent within eatiation,the, This Is diffl-| wil be Susan and Hod, takiog Robert WariSure|ouiseMansfield over of50) services “alll Soakers bo Her, ataureay Sane keeping uniform taxa-|

*

A Senior = Parent. Ntzht ts being planned by Geng Melchiori, counselor, for ‘Tucaday evening, October 10 at p.m. in room 367 of the igh school building.

Melchiori will be present glv« ing comments on college admission, —costs;—scholarships, joan funds, pre = entrance ex: aminations, vocational training programs, arm and other information whith will be

October 8-14 Fire Prevention Week will be observed here with other communities throughout the state, Oct. 8:14, it was announced by Albin Peroceschl, fire chief.

‘Michigan’s high fire losses of 287 lives and almost $65 mil-| Hon in prope! property damage in 1966,

for Tosa of lives by fire. Careless smoking and clothing catching fire were leading causes of Building os =. fatal fires‘unitsfor and. adults.pla: Defective At Baptist Church Sentence Suspended ° ee ane Gaia] CRYSTAL FALLS — A ope-Permits Are PITTSBURGH (AP) — The|fite were major ca cial program on missionary + | fudge said three years. Charles | deat

Margareyy Dishaw, Takes ts Death PONE oyna WorktopsP. .

The “Crystal Falls Mastate Resident Of member of the Michigan1

to court. It was noted that

Senior-Parent Night At School Tuesday

Week Scheduled

Mr. and Mrs. George Sartori left yesterday for Riverview, Mich., where they will visit ith thelr son, Ken Maki, and iy. They will algo attend the Detroit Lion Bay Packer football gome in

©

LO 8.2741

Mrs, Frank H. Tomasoski

Mrs. S, J. Karnack, Jr, UP 5-330

‘Tax Figures

6, 1967

Norway News

CRYSTAL FALLS

TRON RIVER Donald G. Maki, CO 54210

OCTOBER

ing also

require

a

derail $0.

Halloween

hayride

the annual

with

Mountain.

ted ve on Oe feces

evai

hes totem tutheran : church : momen, met om bednesday af

holm had devotions. It was.

served | cided to hi bee 8 aMleaningto oe ta named Se were mgtGardner.toat bethon heap carany dinner A social |mittees serve

erty.

to operate

son, Dennis, of Iron

for | irsch Inn at

hour from 6-7 p.m. will be fol-| at the Potato Show and ‘the

year.

Peraelthat the necessary reductions |feam_ of horses, to be held on |!¥ed by dinner. nal Harvest Festival. Irs. ‘ecording io Sent award 5 sses ara, designed to en If the local asses-| 4" 99, p Norway Chapter OFS will not ments were served by Réfresh= P. Sanxiri, 1967 Chevrolet secvelop aks tae’ Ag sor is not informed of this mat. eae eae Coben 10ce | Ruth Nelson, Mrs. Dorothy Ovtet; | dan, owned by the Michigan B. St k Reale English and computa-| ter; Rossi concluded, your” value} The Gaastra Girl Seout Jun-| 7 > ny tin cat M monn BlomState Highway D ent, and ank OC. tonal an aking akllis: The wll bo maintained for taxes|fors have continued through the | Kissa sel Will, abd. worth ¥ 2p. ms seacion sod inetra ven by Harry Dygart, 44, m hasas its objective the [instead of reduced by _the| summer but as of last week new | Mrs. Russell Wil Mrs. Charles | Sholdon, "xtra and Mrs. Grunlund, ‘Sumner Garold.”

3 d Tmprovement of theas skills for amount that has been removed junlorshave Joined. the group. er oan nar) on iat day Mrs. Ol Chatto will he givenae the| Hol, Mich, struck the tivo ani- Hi | x Will be em | mals as they bounded intothe FHIKE UiKaye the, purpose of inetagging the |®* emalished wilh the Pleige of Allegiance fF Grand Rapids where they |Gordon Dixpa’ will entertain, in front of the southfaeof members in the com- Toadwwaycar. inability Wyability and the singing of the Star SpanSTAMBAUGH — mo Share-| of its participants. To Miss Bal Named the meeting gled Banner, The girls then re- will be * xInstead "il interested women tn the “Dymet and companion, Wil- holders © ‘Th ee skills taught in basic education ez m. Tuesday Oct. Wiewed the Girl Scout Handdeanery Bane liam Sawyer, 22, of Okemos, of Stimbaugh a ed | ean bring fulfillment and en* 4. The al group is invited Gurdially Tnvited to attendfor| Mich, ld Sande ong of tho| the doubling of the eapital stock |Soyme the many. people| Officer Of book for the meaning and red |i tesa the itetattauon of ot 1 Card Of Thanks |an informative evening, renew.| deer was killed outright and the of the bank at a special meet=|treviously’ depaived it Rdle . : «| Sons, they are in scouting ‘and |ficers of the Iron Mount.

L

at‘TheAl Rev. Fr. Henry Seater of (St. Hebward's, open

al of old acquaintances and the bei soceaaly Siren» and )ing called for that purpose #8) onal opportunities.

Banking making of new. A sincere hope| Was reliev suffering ‘Th i elite Courses will be arranged to

Alumni

jat they hope PUSM | chapter to be held at 8 SaturThe Cadettes of the county |day night, Oct. 21,

He

-

Serer Ses i re ee an | enn sa dena, lents. Sore Some Wilwil want wart tiarn Bookkeeping Depart-| and avon Depo [ard whomayis urged be ierto ‘chairmen from each parish will iis ba bee one, of te) stock: dividend of, ane= 2Frise = organize their ideasto learn! for papal, mentfenofof thetheBeoiceplg Iron Hiver National [ested anyoiin assisting be 5 el at ed to tre fNiting letters or speaking. Hank, has been elected seere-|call Mrs. Richard Wightman at |

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a

sj

We wish to thank all

Stor!

The : e Stork

ki who by theirir kindly

7g registration foe will be} |The car was extensively dam.| dcnd_ Wilt be distributed to te ‘Some will want to learn to bet- tary-treasurer. of the Northern 265-2804 or contact any olher| Mr. and Mrs. Allan Sebrechts. || acts per Pare and coffee will] aged and had td be towed away. Domralsslon of Tanking fan be tt understand what they read, | Michigan University

Bivordie.‘a church. charts, Nomen Of Se) theMe occupants.

Ses, FTO FOpOKted ram

School

eighth

GARAGE

Iron River — Phone CO 5-4135 1965 CHEVROLET 4- door sedan, like new; 24,000 miles,

fetine

teens

Suly=. $1,595 °795

1963 FORD 4 door sedan, 8-cylinder, Sharp . Only.

ES etconottng tm 1953 JEEP 4-wheel drive fagon. Only

‘

$249

1964 IMPALA Sport Coupe, 8-cylinder 2-door$] AS hardtop. See this beautiful gem. Only 1962 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan. A cream puff of a car, 6-cylinder, with power steering, Only.

1961 OLDSMOBILE 4-door waren

with power

steering,

power brakes — ‘& good buy for only .:.

1939 CHEVROLET 2-door sedan — All original = a dandy car, no rust, radio, fog lights $] —runslikegtop........

195

Allen,

group, now in its second year, is expected to grow at a

pany, Marquette, was. elected resident of the organization and Darrell Huyck of the Pickford Branch of tho Sault Ste. Marie Savings Bank, was elected vice-president. dent of the Bank, in making this tickets following an investigaAlso attending from the local

ers as those of Tho Commercial | River City Police this” week It is separately incor-|followilg various traffic violated and ope! yy an in- tions.

U ranes taatie Marvin Nordstrom, 26, of Iron Robert L. Cross, viceprest-| Itiver was issued three of the

announcement, stated that this is an indication of faith in the future-of this area and that the shareholders and directors of the etelal Bank are looking forward to_ tho continued growth of the bank.

West Side Briefs

ton of several days by police. area were Barry Ivey, assistant|{ According to the report, ford-}cashier at the Commercial strom was allegedly Tavolved Bank of Stambaugh, . and Mrs in q hit and run accident at the iver and street, an other car. Following the investigation, Nordstzom was issued lickets for having no operator's license, failure to have his car

intro}, Gary Sarafiny of Casplan fs a surgical patient at the Dickin- cident. He is scheduled to sp-

pear in Iron River court on 4. id F. Clemo, 18, of Crys: President Zachary Taylor | tal "Pally was Tested, two. tok vas the father-in-law of ‘Jef-|ets by Iron River City police ierson Davis, leader of the Con- ster he struck a.parked car on federacy.

Genesee Street. He was ———— ticketed for failure to stop in the — assu dlear distance LIQUID AMMONIA ahead and for having no proof of insurance on his person or in 65¢ Per. Gal. dais ai Marvin. G. in, 46, ob Stambaugh was ticketed | for ag with an expired operaTRON RIVER 1RON MOUNTAIN 's license,

son County Memorial in Iron Mountain,

hospital

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‘These| ¢tpeaer

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|.| were issued to drivers by Iron

CHEVROLET

Troy

ror 265-9709 uniforms, "er: Gltlif Scouts may | Porn, “yesterday at tho Sean || they have|Haven Community Hospital, at the Ter- call cepted tor the pr eee e uniforms to soll, they may call| weight seven is, five the gram. A classirace in Escanaba. the same number.

When this is accomplished the wiflepted be forformed oe The paternal grandparin Iron River, members and_ thelr bank will then be capitalized |¥ are Mr. ai stronghol. | with tte of common stock, Stambaugh, and Crystal Falls wives from Michigan and WisLast Southern Id to of Norway, and the as soon as sufficient interest consin attended the conference | be captured By the Union Army Sebrechts, | See $150,000 of maternal grandparents are Mr. oe surplus and a undi- is_ shown, at which Ken Pent during the Civil War was Mo- ant Mrs. Henry, LaBar, of OF $2000 The capital Gr the | The 1967 census indicates that keting and. Public eelations‘ar-| bile, Ala, South Haven. ” Commercial Tank was last in.|S0me 2.000 adults iron specallet from the National]. arene tr end See —an Bank Detroit;was to | pcople aoa cileibie for basic

Open Season on

of a son,

received.

al thas timo was fro “More information 1s available rate’ of 25 membe 1001 [as classes gradu: @ $75.000 In common capital, This |at_ the Community imorease is in keeping with a| ice or by calling 265-3814, school which is conducted at sound banking practice of mainNMU for two weeks each year. ; . . teining a strong capital position ‘Tho function of the Alumni Association is to rovide a slong with the growth of this Six Tickets. bank. means. of communication be-|{ The Commereial Bank of Is tween staff members and junior 1 B Stambaugh has its main office«| officers who have not yet || Issued By in Stambauph and serve th reached higher executive people of the Caspian area with ~ Hevel, and to advise the ‘School || a branch office in-Caspian. The Ci P Li of Banking regarding future Stambaugh Commercial Agenity ol1ee plans and curriculum. cy, Ine, a general insurance Harry Lines, of the First Naagency at Stambaugh, is also| IRON RIVER — Six tickets tional Bank and Trust Com-

Used Car Savings at

parents

| tied of the sharetolders. ace | 2%, others, willof reading. got tho basi¢ Banking. ted. for which held Alumni its secondAssociation! annual ion and aid bis his. formal approval| fandamentals New students are being ac- conference recently

the shareholders. The

LINDAHL

of | leader.