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a Observes
ing roll At the
with chi call of the one minute Milwaukee
services and a war dead. after midnight, Vietnam Mora-
By The Associated Press Vietnam -Moratorium — Day demonstrations began generally peacefully today on college campuses and city streets, in churches and commuter termi Sin Many areas of the nation, Lists of Americans killed in Vietnam were read in several places— fe steps of the administration building at Ohio State University in Colum bus to Trinity Church in New York's Wall Street financial dis trict. New York City's Hall was draped in black and purple mourning in accordance’ with Mayor John V. Lindsay's procJamation of the day as a day of observance. mayoral race, Marto Procacci
ata ibe First pom Church, Oshkosh oe oe the sane in
Vietnam
were
this war must stop.
fe call for. the immediate withdrawal of all American troops.’ ‘bout an hour later, Lt. Gov. ‘les Sullivan of Mississi resented the legislative resoAbrams. Praised
read 2at Seon to con
also predicted the problems
which will permit lasting peace in the Pacific.’
A
Mother’s
Lament
intersections.
‘of the Senate ‘hat ha the “50 ok ati clared on
“Tieame, the Tull in the war
mese are not reat the “ersonsibiy me deena their own cot then
they never will be able to take made heavy attacks bees ofthe Viet, Cong Sth Die it ore at all, sion along the Cambodh der, dropping nearly 1,000 tone ‘of bombs.
"Republica c. Schudeberg of 0 Riringten de glimedan invitationto attenda teach-In tonight at the Univer sity of Wisconsin Rock County moratorium plays ee hands of those who would this country divided and ‘cai
President Of Somali Killed; Suspect Held nr
Kenya (AP) — Dr.
man said to be wearing a police
uniform, Shermarke had been presiwant this "a strenj dent since June 1967. cheapened at table," Schadeberg Ln in "TheDroadeadr announcenrent of the ‘Washington. “This ts by and ‘said the Inge a Har is ong te shooting is now under police cus moratorium wi
about.””
Antiwar Protesters
Gather
In Capital
WASHINGTON (AP) — Protestors against the war in Vietnam came to the strongholds of government today to proclaim their opposition with ‘speeches and marches and a silent candielight. vigil ,in front of the ‘White House. ‘As a prelude, the House ot Representatives’ stayed in se: sion past 11 p.m. Tuesday wile members on o neation™ emotionally debated the American involvement.
ism of those millions of Americans who sincerely desire peace.” The open letter from North Vietnam Premier Pham Van Dong was relayed through Paris nd was read 10 bath the House Senate, “Dear Aumerican tenia,” i began: “Your ‘eugaeera noble retlec: tion of the legitimate and urgent
f can prisoners‘ow:
Mrs. James Warner of Ypsilanti, said she has received no word from her son, James H. Warner, 28, in-the three years since his Phantom aircraft was shot down near the demilitarized zone. “Don't let them be forgotten in your meeting ... prisoners of war held in North Vietnam and by the National Liberation Front, held for the, most part incommunicado from their families,” the telegram reads. “Pray also for their humane treatment and ultimate reiease to be returned to the United States as useful citizens once again."
Families Must
Go
got even bigger Tuesday with
the opening of a new program of
solar research, keyed to an unmanned sateltite, while the three manned spaceships sent up rlier continued their troika
bytheir "President Noo plained own observances in sup-
flight. The
Soviets
apparently
are
carrying out two unrelated operations simultaneous~ ¥. 1 of them—the threeship manned flight—is among the most complicated operations undertaken.
7 an aed ane seven cos monauts “eel fin But once again vibegt was no word on plans to link up and weld together at least two of the spacecraft,"the exercise in eon struction of a space platform that is believed to be the chief purpose of the tight, Dr. Konstantin Feoktistov, the scientisteasmonaut who was o a three-man space flight in 1964, ted texhay that ‘the seve successfully”.
‘emen would orbiting platform
Goning
not or
e
in space
of time Meanwhile, on ans sent manned satellite, and said it would dio observatories pean Communist large-scale probe terivs of the st
for long periods
Tuesday tho a new un Intercosmes f be byr of countries for a into the mys
grou
com!
Vietnam withinone year and
ambassador to the United Naproposed a ible three-point “plan for action. in Vietnam, indluding the ordering of all American forces to cease offensive tary operations. His speech was prepared for meeting of lawyers in Washing U.S, Rep. Sam Steiger, RAriz., disagreed, In a letter addressed to President Nixon he urged r a sudden, major escalation of \¢ War aS a means. it. Sen. Barry Goldwater, Six More Convicted For University Sit-In
‘wage increase in four months. ‘The measure would give more than 700,000 Postal workers a 5.4 per cent raise, retroactive to Oct. 1.
garet Mary's Church in Roches
he
Their most recent increase, one for 4.t-per cent, was effective in July.
aro the
VATICAN CITY (AP)—Pope Paul today appointed the Most Noy, Joseph Breitenbeck | as bishop of Rapids, Mich., and accepted the resignation of
Bishop Shcen, 74, will be succeeded by. the Rt, Rev, Joseph 1.
Hogan,
of Americans who sincerely dev Vietnam's
Princeton Tuesday
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“My
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this
the patriotism of those mi
comfort to the enemy.’
Tempers Flare At State Rally Nixon to negotlate a settlement By The Associated Press A busload of policemen moved of the Vietnam War, “Those who march In protest between Moratorium Day dema common onstrators and a militant anti- objective with share the president to Communist organization today end, not extend, the war,” Millias tempers flared in Detroit’s ken’ said. But he added: “It is the president—not stur Kennedy Square ‘The police moved in when a ce demonstrator tossed 8 sign at a member of the group which calls itself Breakthrough. ‘The Breakthrough man prompt the progress of ne thet side will bo Bravely mis: ly tossed the sign back lice | separated the groupe as sappocting the. os Breakthrough carried big ban- Dy only that America will unners proclaiming: "Americ. and unconditionally forever, Communism Never from its commitVictory over Communism; and very |in mas am.” “In ‘my opinion, the outpourwas reported ‘of sentiment on Moratorium igher than normal at. many Day should be viewed as an ap ticle throughout the state. peal tosh pee to speed the me schools allowed pupils to end of co! participate in the many parades, Sen. Philip “Hart urged vigils and other demBastrations, immediate stand-still and couse Parental permission was gene fire” in Vietnam and a_ fixed ally a requiremet date_for withdrawal of AmeriMoratorium ieaders emphaspeech at sized. tha ihe demonstrations intended to Be a. peaceful Demonstrations of antiwar display of seie anti-war senti> sentiment were planned for ment,,and police said they ex every major college campus in pected no ihe stato, with, many” activities Garner demenstcations were spilling over’ into surrounding
Pope Accepts Sheen Resignation; Denies Interference During Synod
feels it will undercut his efforts to fight inflation. ‘The measure provides annual pay raises to federal employes and gives postal workers their second
to veto because
app
men.
ANN ARBOR (AP)— An Ann Arbor district court jury decid ed Tuesday after a (woday trial that six University of Michigan students were guilty of @ misdemeanor when they were among 108 persons arrested dur Ing a campus disturbance. the six in Gov. ‘villa ® alien a connection with a Sept. 25 occu- rfounced of Morapation of a campus building by torium Dayhis butsupport said he did nat protesters who demanded stu- back those activities which undent-faculty control of a pro- ermine efforts President pased campus bookstore.
op Sheen was retiring for tea sons of health. But Sheen, installed in December 1966, said today his health was | “perfect, ‘thank God, Just marvelous.” He suid the Most Rev, Fulton J, he had asked to be relieved and as bishop of the diocese of will return to New York City. Rochester, ! : Sheen Is widely known Bishop Breitenbeck has been -as Bishop a teacher, author and for an auxiliary (o the archbishop years conducted religious proof Detroit, rams on television and radio.
has threatened
fighting
straw in an attempt to discredit
Reds Launch Unmanned Sun Prober
space this time. Me told. Tass the purpose of the flight ‘is to accumulate experience that will : be very useful in the creation of One-Pref’s Leek——_* stations enpable of fune-
President Nixon
THe
American
out on a mission today wearing black armbands~to~ protest the war. “lm rearingit toa show ththat I sympathize demonstration the platoo: MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet said Rosen of New York iy, Union's biggest week in space Jesse‘Moratorium
~ ‘Meanwhile, in Vietiam there was a small echo of the U.S. demonstrations. Half the 30 troops in a combat platoon in the U.S, Americal Division went
Tass, the Soviet news agency,
PHILADELPHIA (AP)-— Kids smarter today? Nosiree, says a just-retired Pennsylvania State He insists they —uaienly psychology professor. only argue more, which he calls hardly a sign of higher intelligence. “There's too great a tendency today to look at someone who is argumentive and says he's bright,” eemand of the American Peosays Dr. Kingsley Smith, 65, an economic major who Par atoromm= Dey rte in i became a professor of industrial psychology. eT haven't found students today to be any bright rs and Se- er or more inquisitive than those I taught 20 or 30 years ago.” vi on But Smith docs acknowledge there's a little dif lanned, vords 'children's program com ete ference from yesterday's Sponsors, to “appeal to the con arwith callege crop. -dovedecortted, be science lean peo “Today's students are less Inhibited, less reballoons. ple.” It into a nationwide strained than their predecessors,” he say: ‘The windup was to be in early affair, as the vening a rally at the President Nixon he Washington Monument, a the widow of Dr. would not be influenced by the King, and a si- First Hurdle demonstrations, but a Hanoi a dorsement of the Oct. 15 observ. WASHINGTON (AP) — The House has passed brought a quick response and sent to the Senate a $4.3 billion federal pay bill from the administr:
ii
Committee replied in a stater ment from itsWashington, “Oct. 18 is an appeal to the conscience of the American peaple, It is regrettable that the ad-
ever
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) — Families of men ordered to Vietnam won't be allowed to stay in government quarters here any longer. ‘The-Navy-order, issued by Rear“Adm, Marshall Dornin, 11th Naval Distriet eommander,-cited a cri cal shortage of military housing. Only 20 or 30 famiJies of 70 men already in Vietnam will be given spepermission to remain in the government quarters. He said families affected by the vacate order will ‘be moved anywhere in the nation at government exnse. About 36,000 families of Navy men and Marines live in the San Diego arca, but there are only 3,346 military housing units.
Ariz., Ariz., 1984 GOP presidential nominee, evificized tuday's dem onstrations, sa; hey e playing into the hands of the Prope whose business it is to
after about three hours of deate.
of inflation and crime will be solved within three years. (AP Wirephoto)
YPSILANTI (AP) — An Ypsilanti couple, whose Marine lieutenant son has been held captive in and that ie North Vietnam since Oct. 13, 1967, has sent a tele: have pet them in difficult gram to the Vietnam Moratorium Committee in sae a, aconalstent ni somal imea intolerable cir Washington urging Prayers Wednesday for Ameriin in Vieeneea, deyeedingwrest.
Demonstrations
stration. included public offi- itous action “could pull the rug out from under our feet without cials, veterans’ groups and chanee to stan lice and firemen's organizations who said the demonstration was former president not in the national interest. versity of California moratorium n the face with a cus nonvipie as he leclured on “Dis olent disruption of the daily rouIn Higher Education” at tine. Most law officials did not content Indiana University on the cve of express great outward concern the moratorium although some geared up to Kerr had just told the audihandle greater traffic that today’s protest could Opponents planned to empha- ence have a major effect if it was size their view by flying flags at conducted without violence. Por full staff and, in some cases, lice arrested 9_former Indiana driving with their headlights graduate student on a charge of a. assault and battery. special shiirets On the eve of the moratorium, Demonstrations of one sort or netices, two of hundreds the North Vietnamese delegates another were setieduled in thou such observances. al talks re- sands of other communities. A Before the day was out, mil- leased a statement by. Premier map at the headquarters of thé Pham Van Dong calling the moratorium committee was allions of Americans in cities and protest a ‘worthy and imely most obscured with shiny, rebuff’ of President Nixon’ thumbtacks on the eve of thé” some part in the moratorium’s policy. big day. campus rallies, teach-ins, pa“And that isn’t the beginning Vice President Spiro T. Ag rades, forums, prayer, services new, acting with the President's oft, Hall the towne ‘where and simi mething's on tomorrow approval, termed the message a couldn't even flod on the ma In Weshingtan,, an_ all-night "Shoeking Intrusion into the ¢ American people by taid one volunteer worker. House session anned a A Harrisonburg, ther group of congressmen in suppees rotested the use'of the name of : port of the protest ended short is son, killed in Vietnam, in of its target when adjournment any &. the sass: -demonstraMoratorium was voted shortly after 11 p.m.,
EMBATTLED BUT CONFIDENT—President Nixon, object today of the Vietnam Mor¢ administraatorium observance, believes many of the roblems now confrontin tion will be over in three years—about the time his term ends, “ will sey cont the war wil be over,” he told a meets dently that looking ahead just three y rs,in Washington. “It will be over on a basis ing of directors of the Asseciated Pres:
the
sufferi of the ‘Vietnamese peo-
pe
In
For, Against Nixom Policies
fean troops in Vietnam silently protested against the war jack arm bands. while om combat palrol to: show sym= pathy'with tho Marstorium Day olest-in-the-L-nitedStates Pe Gen, Creighton W. Abram the enemy to wait for more commander of U.S. forces in concessions. Sume members of Vietnam, sabd be did rot thie the South Vietnamese House of leprotest in the United States Representatives called for a would make any, difference on fullseale legislative debate on niddemonstrations. the battlefield in Vietna Twenty American civilians "We've got our job to do here and that's what we're doing,” working in the country marched to the U.S. Embassy in Saigon Abrams told newsmen after a petition calling delegation from Mississippi pre with withdrawal sented him solution by immediate troops. their Jegislature supporting American U.S. Ambassador Ellsworth American forces in Vietnam. Bunker met four of the demonspokesman for the Americal strators inside | the embassy Division said the protest was est stood outside in asilent “vigil” for those killed im. Social worker Leo Battle Dead er one paragraph petition to Presijent ‘The petition was signed by 32 Are Honored civilians, most of them workin, for religious and social org zations. The statement said: In Wisconsin “As millions of Americans toBy The Associated Press know
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being investigated and he didn't now yel whether anydinctple 4 nary action would be tal President Nguyen en. Thieu said in a statement that the antiwar demonstrations could proOREO
work voices to theirs. We
44.
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U.S. Troops Wear Black Arm Bands SAIGON (AP) — A few Amer-
morning, 36; noon today, (At Filtration Plant)
The
of Detroit “declared Wednesday
a day of prayer and fasting. At the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Moratorium Day sponsors planned a mass night: time rally for tho 101,000scat Michigan’ Stadium.
American cardinals—were call ing for the Pope-to let bishops
play a groater role in Church. government. The Pope summoned the 148 prolates to discuss the concept of collegiality, the sharing of pi pal atthority with bishops. his remarks today were seen b; many observers as an indication that the pont! was remaining flexible on the iss American Cardinals Terence anwhile, aa not want to intervare in the Cooke of New York City and John Weight, now 8 member of discussi the Roman Ci Curia, added thei: lie synod af Bisbops. AL the Same time, 17 of the day's 18 sy ers—including twa ze z
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Statewide Tax second major recommendation from the commission is the initiation of a statewide property tax for education. This would also require a constitu.
the abolishment of the present, intermediate districts, Jewell ance in the various districts is | very uneven. They are an-out-| | growth of the old county school} the | districts and depend
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Vague | dent and ,cooperation thee Uonal amendment. “We only made six or seven Gov, Milken has proposed to| school boards in, he interme | recommendations. Uf we are|have a 16 mill tax levy for edu | vaguein some areas, we are|cation to replace: local further ‘reorganization P areas because} tional taxes on y. The of local 16 mill levy would represent at’ and — consolidation re this tinie an Approximate eight school districts, with a mill decrease e statewide ed minimum size of in each district. ‘One of the problems was the average
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EDUCATION REFORM HEARING—Rep. George Montgamtaxation cry. standing, served a chairman for a HouseGovernor's ative to the committee hearing here Tuesd __ proposals for education isear in Michigan. Left to Hight
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Alpena Credit. union leaders of the) Escanaba... Flint Chapter = Upper Peninsula conclude International ‘nd Rapids Union Week with a dinnerpat Houghton Lak bration on Oct. 19. Plans forthe) Jackson ...... Lansing the community room of Luce Marquette County Public Employes Credit Muskegon
nocturnal
counetl
Spalding
Church, Wells,
at stlst. " annony”
hour
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room
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home
Tonight
St. Francis Xavier Church. cee Start
| Tron’ Mountain.
Spalding
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October 19
Xavier
of the
Guests
15, 1969
cards and stationery didn't fill,
holders
and chaplain of the willi'kt| More Adult Couneil, Fr. Ehblinger Face liver the sermon. Following Mags, hunch one ‘lasses 7 ‘To het will be Menominee Cotincil be | Francis
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AIN MICHIGAN.” - KINGSFORD, THE IRON MOUNTAIN NEWS, IRON MOUNT
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antique candle ord. High Schoo! | The floral design class will not An a start tonight. cage decorating registration is being held for this class.
information, au
For more
at 7 in room A-12
774-6315, or 774-1306 it
ar he ES | the following Community | ‘the mivanced guitar sched- ning. Bes Joseph Valera,was borntwiesIn | EamonYork De City, with| New has merged gutar| jeg-for-tonigh class: [the assisted ‘Monday. t beginning. tonight; start enrichment will adult Powers: || ¢sSchoo! of Ei minister
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‘Judo for women,
gym! class, The class for homemade] prime
Union, Newberry, were am| Oscoda nounced by the chapter chair-| Pellston man, Richard Meissner, 605! Saginaw Ogden
Avenue,
Escanabs
‘The board of
Traverse.
for 58,000 members of the
ChAP-|
66 credil_ unions ter’s
at 2:30 p.m., preceding the din-
ner.
Other
officials
and
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Hospital during the afternoon. Guest dinner
ia leet of the ign fon League. Credit Union Day (Oct, 16) and Week in Michigan were proclaimed by Governor Wil] liam Milliken as part of the in-| ternational observance of the|
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ship of more than 1,600,000.
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a present statewide _memberSimilar
celebrations
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TONIGHT RUTH SALLY
& Duo
Playing And Singing
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State Police of the Iron Moun-
tain Post. Hiltonen- was charged’ in con-
nection with the larceny of a chain
saw
Tirschel
owned
of Iron
by
William
Mountain.
The
theft occurred in July, troopers
said.
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- KINGSFORD, MOUNTAIN NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN
THE IRON
15, 1969
' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
Speaker For
|For Queen
CC Dinner
Announced
HOUGHTON — A coed from| | Thailand is among the finalists year for | homecoming this Technolog queen ‘at. Michigan + queen will| cal Uni be crowned “Thursday evening,{ | Oct. 16 The finalists arc |, Miss Amara Kuratana, a jun. biological iv majoring tron “fe aclences DEPARTMENT Howard “ land. : na |i black bate ‘Het pa Kurata Yong Mrs. Mr. sity, Promotion of ie of 2 “Conver St, Bangkok) the NMU facully member was announced today by president ° ies Jamrich after it was pietiss, Chris Rotfertwun, 18, a) John X. ard approved fon Northerataies pceae ineer Jp eee of Control ©: brown ras oats Stands and hair \brown lier heblies ar jie at writing: She is mong. | tall Among her_hobbles
“The Magle of Thinking Big” provides an excellent theme and David J. Schwartz, Ph.D. author of the popular best sellet,| by the same name, the main ‘an outstanding annual Chai of Commerce Fi
Droge
nt ded, the Chomber | sreside,aes ne
auditorium facilities at Kingsas 10 ford High ii S Hable to ull inter~ make it throughout the estod
daughter
highly interestir
ne City In Brief
INDUCTED
P: thias,
CENTURY
K-C QUARTER
INTO
meeting.
Aufora-Homestead Farmers| union’ will, meet -at 8 pom. | ‘Thuréday, Oct. 16, at the home of Mr, and Mrs, “Carl Oster
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Radio,
& p.m. Wednesday,
mel membe
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Oct. 22, at|bey,
area aro invited
the
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Louis Dallariva,
Napoleon!
sen,
Philip
TRENTON, NJ.has (AP) be n — issueAn cee,
rrest warrant
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45< years Tatas, | Anton Artur Leo Hoes,
aide to Sinatra said he was out | VOsaries:
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to ohne
Investigation Commission.
~ The SIC said Sinatra had been]
|tendance The dinner NGRW was highlighted| |
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OF MEETING
ANNUAL
oie he ‘eachers proposed agreedin toa system contract and expected to vote
ratification today. If the! pact is approved, classex new will begin Thursday ‘for the
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But in six Ger eno County districts — Flint, Carmen, Davison,
feta gm
Robert Sayles, President
Fenton,
and Teccher —
Lake
Fenton
a3 well as in
the Harper Creek and Chelsea
Ken Dorman, sec'y-Manager ||SyStems, teachers arg stll'on =
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A, Joint andstate: might. teachers The Upper Michigan Tourist || Tucsday the ment by both Association will hold its An- || school board said they had renual Meeting at the Shores || 89lved the outstanding issues in their proposed contract, If Restaurant, St. Ignace, Mich- |] the proposal is ratified, classes | igan, starting with registra- || will resume Thursday. ton at 9:00 A.M. on October ||
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Mark Office. The City of Iron Mountain reserves the right to accept or reject ony of all bids or accept the bid most advantageous to the City of Iron Mountain,
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SPECIAL VALUE PACK JOHNSON
‘ounty district. Tn the! Newberry district in the Tahquamenon area, teach ets ended a two-day walkout a
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Oakland
in the
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30, 1969.
persone: ner tendance. Sutherland and ank Rodman were in charge he lunch, | The club will hold its regui at @ p.m, Wednes Arbor said] ite la” meeting
Yet For Collins
$48,375.00. For terms City Engineer's office,
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NOTICE n
of tho ‘club ‘presided inaatthe
Change No Venue ce ‘
described as follows:
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PRESTONE
fares chootclosed to about pu te_Chaveatsn $a
at a
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Gary Johnson, vice-president
building, including a parce! 156 ft. by 205 ft. of Outlot B, Sed ie 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42 and 43 inclusive of Anderson's First Addition. Minimum cash bid $42,000.00. Minimum bid on terms
Is Nothing
ONE U.S. GALLON NET
By BY The Associated Press‘ Tentative settlements | Tucs-
attorney, Milton Pils
obtained
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his yacht off] day, night brought two teacheri
orderedAug.to appear He washearing 19, but hi private Angeles
is chairman
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in connection with an investiga tion of organized crime through-| out the state. At that time, Sina:
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ad other adjacent property, no later than 4:00 p.m. Building” and and other "Factory Building” called\led "Factory EST, November3, 1969.
mene
long service employes in at-| y dance
:
served with a subpoena June 23] Settle Strike Issues ira vas, aboae ighlands, N.J
Sutherland
f the contest. Bucks will be
weighed | store.
Ave., MeLea
The City of Iron Mountain will receive secled bids for that building commonly
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only Theodore Mt enforceable issued TuesJersey, was New warrant, in The
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Pwayne
Edmund |
Bartolac,
Robert, Nelson, Michael Okler, Mm Opolka, Richard
for Frank Sinatrs, who tailed to| ume, e8 Andrew Wilson. Freed a aubpoena to an investigar| 2 olowing employes. were tion on organized crime. An
of ‘ the count Ie
Edward | ben Russel liam Milbow,
Treptow | ard
Harold
Kallenbach,
Howard
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Twenty-five Club| tomorrow | Were inducted-into-the Niagara Waitrovi ch, 4 om G Barbs Cen-| Quarter berly-Clark
Freeman,L. | Ducharme, John |Wilfred the Dickinson Hotel conference David Gasbarro, room, All class members living| Edward — Jolette, to at-|Goudreau,
ten id. ‘ee
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ented special awards vings bonds were presented |
Rayne
at ston, Robert LaCount, Pierce Ma
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Lloyd
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fas -| “Non-Woven”deposeble deanintng: seth, a featuring Gil show, di p08 able pe | dresses which w igh Niagara from by girls 7 VanPembrook| ugust|!@ncourt, 30 ye years. school. and) ry rth at a diner Tuesday] Dzik ? Zigman, AnthonyAugust evening Paper for the dresses is || All interestbuilding. Detroit Northern atthe Iendricks, Donaid MeCariny. J andToastmaster for the dinner | produced by Kimberly-Clark. ed persons aro invited to at. | night a tthe Dickinson Hotel| Clayton Richard, Anton Sanicki,| the R. Beerman, mill|” Following hion show, | New members of the 25 ear James St. Louis: John Sherman|was Williem Niagara tend made his closing re-| im-| Beerman fo! and Arthur Wilson, 35 years, | manager at ITon Mountain class of 195 Create ator: at Kiml and employes the to marks berly-Clark. Antonis-| Fred John Alsteens, will hold a reunion meeting at|are Basil Berganini, Toh Bur \ The new Quarter Century club| their families. Bernard| Amateur
Arca
will
Mrs
Croom, a a FreshFresh- | of © igg5 Warner Groom, ced hag | VO sat
| Springfield, Ohi Miss Sue O'Neill is a blu ed blonde majoring in ne
Harold
ceschi, Robert Peterson, E ry | See accompanying story. (Photos courtesy Jim Wheeler) a _| eJulign-|members were introduced and| Bran
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and
Ducharme
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1, John Moraska, Is: cous Louis D.: Not pictured: hand Mastic, Robert Nels on
are Basil
entury
left
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Krenn.
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Hotel
Dickinson
Pr jeft to right, Glenn Sundquist, John Burbe suld and'Michael Okler. Top photo, seated, left to righ’, Dav
beard of
road commissioners will meet at 1:30 p.m, Monday, Oct. 20,
at
ter Century Club last evening pictured above. Lower photo, Berganini, John Freeman
Wilson,
Andrew
Gasbarro,
CLUB—Sixtcen
of the 25 men inducted into the Kimberly-Clark Corp,
at 7:30 Th tt
berg Dickinson county
and
\the daughter of Mr. Horstman of 2650 E.
Lodge the
the largest and smallest bucks.
favoriteot fheas_her a wager
pay
Mr. and Mrs. James Croom of | — 94 Darren Drive, Portsmith=| thisOfficials morning’ dat np-new va ral by the de.| 42¥, Oct. 29, at the community Uy the de club lodge rooms. == of sot Nore fo a re contrary an C a | ss beng | NOW! 20c LESS Sh Tron port | Fide | AL CAL site site for| pssible as a possible sidered ing and eI s | considered DINPATCHER ON DUTY.
all in attendance. he n mailed to Tickers,have members and adall Chamber ditignal tiekels may be ontered a the by. the Chamber ‘ollice, Domenget reEe ried
of
MemERMANSVILLE bers of the William Anderson Sportsmen's Club made pre lans for the fourth mir Snowmobile meeting Rainbow mn, The club voted to continue by, with the prizes to announced soon, ‘The senior be high class. of Termans school will operate the concession stands. award vard | A at the a spec | ¢d as | derby which | | John Malone ts in charge of j \, fund cetlleg he club will have a deer contest for its members, with bag who those to going prizes |
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De-escalation, like escalation, has its own built= Just. as President Johnson learned that every turn of the screw of military force against North Vietnam necessitated even greater application tookof pressure until the Jaw.of diminishing returns painfully effect, so President Nixon is becoming the level aware that every step he takes to lower opens the of American involvement in Vietnam only disengageprecipitous more and broader for way ment. In Parts; the North Vietnamese remain adamant in their position that the only basis for a formal peace is American withdrawal, and that the only acceptable withdrawal is complete and immediate withdrawal — just as they previously demanded a total end-to the bombing of North Vietnam as a in momentum.
when they are able to reflect upon this tragic chap-
ter in our history in later years sident at the polls ‘They surely will punish the in 1972, ‘They will punish him if a peace has been concluded that paves the way for a Communist takeover of all of Vietnam; they will punish him if peace has not been concluded,
The President's public statements and actions in
recent weeks have been almost pathetic attempts to calm the home front and buy a little mote time: He ends draft call for two months. He asks for a handling
position
~ For the cost of the Vietnam war for 20 days, we
alleviate
hunger
and
malnutrition
in the
- world. —Sen Ralph Yarborough, D-Ter There is no one so pessimistic about. the future of his country or his industry as a taxpayer who is about to lose a tax preference. —Stanley S. Surrey, former assistant secretary of The Treasury. _____
The right to speak to the community at large may be made to yield a citizen's countervailing right to privacy in his own home.
—Solicitor General Erwin N. Griswold, defending a 1967 {aio requiring purveyors of porography to remove from their mailing lists those toho find the material offensive. kt o* ,
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country, Every We ts affected. adversely os it fe just havo to extr TS ‘The disenchantment wide jeep that
CAPITAL
FARE
NEW
In And About Washington
YORK
—
One
of
the
reasons why Mayor John Lindsay and the mayors of most American big cities are In political trouble is an impending revolt of the square taxpayer against the use of welfare money to finance drug addicts on
drugs were not supposed
eleva Defenders
employed _by
to be
'y payrolls. of the hopheads
take a facil, 2 me stance rag
reer
ANDREW
TULLY
ments are supposed to “persuade” addicts to visit drug centers for See Actually, there is_ The welfare Toad 1s bo big that staffers have little time to of-
to ad-
and possible retention in Vietnam of up to 200,000 backup forces are being savagely criticited was a mark of the times when dovish Sen Frank Chi of Idaho dec! “This ig not a formula for extricating the United States from Vietnam Its purpose i
not
to
get
out,
but
to
stay
‘All the fervent clamor, however, is obscuring the fact that most Americans — and especially theymore ardent war eritave given little or no thought to the price this country would pay if total withdraw-
and ui
the dole.
now is it is be-
ing increasingly translated Into outright or thinly disguised call for swift and total withdrawals of all U. S. armed forces in Vietnam. So strong is the mood becom-
OS
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Know
Customers
Your
By JOHN CUNNIFF NEW YORK (AP) — Wisdom
never travels as fast as know!edge and so the brokerage business today is in a stew about something
the
Gr
under
Stood many centuries ge
“Know thyself,” Plato and reputed to have stat ed, and it is presumed that brokers have assimilated that bit of wisdom. Perhaps they should
others A
‘alled bs
“Know thysepelt
a
commentary Greek,
jaying said,
is no
It were more pracicl “to say, “Know other peopl The stance > eu 1, for ¢ curls have told. brokers they can
be
held
liable
for losses in-
curred by securities buyers who
the really hopeless mass of the bel ‘=
or
or "A
most casany job
sien only about 3 to & per cont of the staffers used drugs, the ikem, their cases will clamor was . But’ wellargely befare supervisors insisted the pause therehopeless, is ttle effort made rate was nearer 15 per cent of in New York and ather big citthe whole department. ive to pressure kick It ie Sronic, because in the square old days those who took Theoretioeily, welfare depart-
Another
Confrontation
By TOM TIEDE NEW YORK—One supposes it had to happen. e been enough Confrontation in the world, Blacks fighting whites, youl fighting age, capitalism igh communism. A. group has formed that wants wornen fighting men. ‘The group is-called the .Fominists, a self-described “radical ‘opganization’ that has as_its revolution the “liberation of all women from the bondage and the humiliation of legal mar riage.” ‘The ladies, who meet twice weekly in New York, are ana~ chistic. ‘That is, they have no elected leaders. But ‘their principal spokesman is Ti-Grace Atkinson, a more or less veteran_of the women's rights crowd, Says she: “Our group ts opposed to ma~
pose to see it
out
the
abolished through-
world."”
sign. In general, Mise Atkinson (has
she ever had a chijd? “I won't angwer thatl") and-the Feministe detest about the
wedded
ees ly. they harp primary on tree. points: Js endaring. “Ae wauy, Nn WOFEE time’ slavery. in. the, aia "ar, a were given a qi in
like adequate food and shelter. But husbands have never had to meet any kind of standard. It says so right in the wedding ceremony, you know—'for better
or for worse. And it’s usually Wore 4
riage Is sexually unjust. qfistonieally, the—law_has—a9 much 5 iia sex is the right of the , but the duty of the wife. in winer wards, she must_submit. In fact, even rape is legal in macriage. ‘And about all the ets out of this Situation ischildren, T tell you, you find a lot of Feminists ina
maternity war Marriage {s imprisonment. ‘qf the husband suddenly wants to move to Timbucktoo, what can_the woman do? If the husband suddenly wants to go out for a good tima for a faw weeks
Goldberg had teller Yok around a little more. One social worker has testified that some welfare offices are centers of the drug kek. The employes, he sald, are “smoking pot in the bathrooms and shooting Chorain) in te bathrooms, up all-over the place. We had to fire some of our staff menibers who didn’t go along with the ideology that any drug use is bad.” Another official quoted an addict as gloatingly Feporting, 't can get a fix any time at the welfare office, alter they give me the bread“to buy it The ‘eats that work there wi sell you anything you want.” And narcotics officials in Washington point out that many pushers in big cities now spend their time banging around outside welfare offices, whereees money is, ring. theaihuationg it Is little wonder that the stiffs in those ciities bapoene a
touch restive. They may accept
the necessity of supporting the
poor, but do not desire to finance the illegal cravings ot hopheads or the empl other drug users by anleipel agencies. Perhaps
John
Lindsay
end
20, what can the woman do? other big - city mayors are There ar , tl 88, powerless to remedy matters, the cesponsiblties the bills, but that’s not what thelr camThe woman is in a prison, Sho Paign literature says. can't break out, even If she wants to,"” BERRY’§ WORLD the Fominats have some other. plaints... Namely, Prostitution ("It's the cldest pro: fession only because it’s the gnly Profession, men have ak lowed ke_money mand mothorhood (“We are for humane reproduction” not human reproduetion.”). But they
say neve- mind them
By HAL BOYLE, NEW YORK (AP) — Every age has its own symbols. mong the symbols of Americs past that come readily to mind are the squirrel gun, th foonskin cap, the cigar store In dian, the cracker barrel and the pot jove. Each is surrounded by the romantic auta of a bygone time. What will be the» symbols of our own day when it has be‘come dust in time's warehouse? Probably the hipple look, for one. And inevitably for another =the miniskirt. Perhaps the bikini, the vodka martini and the ball pela pen? Tt might be that riod may be recalled in the tature chiefly for its gaps— such as the generation gap, the credibility gap and the balance of payments Other likely “nominees are “he pil” and the credit card. But as a symbol of the modern American business. world, ‘one worth considering as a car” didate for immorality, how about the office water cooler? No one so far has created a great ode to it, and no one has erected a monument in its everlasting honor. cons!
mankind it certainly deserves the same accorded to an mela symbol of the farm—the
oakan bucket that hung in the was the cracker barrel and the potbellied stove in the oldtime
general store served as the fo" rum of rural communities, the water cooler has become the office. Tis, job of dispensing water is
— By Jim
Berry
for
‘Their immediate combat objective is, "ééssh, marriage." ‘And they insist their offenaiy already sta
patel Erober organization is rough a@ general parinee or a Pelee who is a
“"Like’ the’ penell_ sharpener and the papertowel machine in ‘oom, it is a vital key t2 alfiee morale,” said a velersonnel manager. “When they all work, everyihing'e oO. “But if tho washroom machine runs out of towels, the penell sharpener breaks down, and water cooler won't work, you've got a revolution on your hands. a jowever, that the water coor ts the biggest safe. ty valve. Unless it funetlon: erybady seems to go a little bit mad. ‘They kick it, scream out old grudges at each other, and am alf over the place,some gO of their minds so tar they even storm into the boss and demand a merit raise. Yes, though it is sanually taken for granted, coslor duaneas (at wore Bong mere foolnete in any history of our oddballti
‘aty acccuntacce ted or Nestled
older of voting ta: “Use due diligence to learn essential facts relative to every customer, evei order, every cash or margin, account accepted or carried by'such or How important is the olfice ganization an every see water cooler? holding po attorney. the
Oct. 15, ere : a
HIGHLIGHTS IN manony: Premier Nikita
put housewives under fair labor Ane
oy
in ne cae m aren't sent hing
oars to mean, it is a hard ono to live up to. And ling o1 the outcome of cou: action,it could
be
a very costly
miler Plarre Laval was executed for betraying his country during World War I,
Ten years
dolto
minal
BN
SPs
— President
Unteoe of Mex! head C age <The British
feeof state eed to vialt
Beara Ing pir
wottien In this cour more they ng. fed up. Youwwatch, to be a price to
a long
wecond look at Rule 406. If the rule means what ft ap-
In 1946,
iti tien ga tal plead a «
to be
Bur the the
losers are goirg to tal
rt PeaHermann cing aGogrna Mad og tee
Khrushehev had
On this
of course they
are enlisting for the time “when” breaks out Says Miss Atkinson: The mp be Inughing aoy
by such
Recalling The Yesterdays ‘77 days left in the ye:
bi
A
ow it never seamed to
‘Your new water cooler, like moet of man’s later day ‘ads: become vastly, mort complicated. It is a sleek mi ster’ with shiny stainless, metal sides, and it often takes a new
Today Is We the asalh day ston of 1
Labor rari Saree we daainreaar Sart ae in
gist
re Eanestebe
"Now, don't get.this mixed upt We'rd taking © soft line ‘on Viernam end @ line on Hoyneworthi”
2E
‘ype ‘of customer it wag dealing
ordinarily minor to other roles it plays. Where does the junior exeew we issue reached tive go to meet the secretary and make a lapered date? "ra the water cooler. Where declined the the office hypochondriac Py to lp his many medicines? to the thus leaving standing the lower court decision. The case now is raler cooler. Where do the ice white collar_peasants fore- scheduled to be tried by the disgather to tell the latest Yoxe or mee court. ergument centers around trade the newest gossip? at the a eral inown but sometimes water cooler. poorly applied re of the New Everyone dreamed of somi Fork Stoe tule 405, wutting a bottle of gin fn which applies to ine “subject Hashioned water cooler, pelligeace as to Accounts.” oftt
On this data in 1984, it was announeed in haecow that Boviat standards.
obviously go in over thelr heads. Briefly, this is the situation: In 1963 an Indiana coed Dobich Securities Corp., opened an account with Merrili Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith. Later the company was granted credit and became an unusually big trader. It was a poor trader, rustee for the financially distressed Dobich firm claims that the trading res a loss of about $465,000, He Merrill Lynch alleging among other thi the brokerage fouse knew, Dobieh was, inate cially unstable. In opening the aceount for Do trustee claimed, Merrilf Lynch falled to obeain f° nancial references and emis so an to know [Ut what Morell Lynch replied that it couldn't be held Hable, but a US. district court didn’t agree. It denied move the broker mary judgent, als court backed uy court,
A Symbol Of Americana
‘And she adds: “It it isn't abolished, pay you (meaning all men) had better wateh eat."You think war with another nation is bad. Wait you have ‘every woman in the in arms, And that time's eaming, fellas “1 don't know anybody who faulty medical information is satisfied with marriage.” Misa of the preg- Atkinson says (she won't give 1 am § In the fifth month nancy, I 8 ge ole of Gernias meaiies What her age). ao Sie chanced ray Tetra normal? ‘can they be satisfied harmful effects of in “How prison? Have you ever read —They are very. German measles on the‘ete pm ly are limited to the the dammestic relations hey ate criminal, firah ee months af elmplex? What is the (reat. evil. And they imprison eyery —What What causes cancerous’ wor dumb enough to ment? Does it ever oren fever bllsters and the same virus. Idoxuridine 5), A new cnzyme prepara~
and
it has had on our own people. An experienced appraiser of Vietnam sums up the national Judgment that seems steadily more general and is getting
riage, all “marriage, for the By DR. WAYNE = BRANDSTADT The fear of illness without any friends or relauves same reason we are opposed to to tum to baunls many "an eldetly person who. lives alone, Precious time oiten is lost in treating such per~ sons because no one is available to provide ambulance altendants and doctors with information that could make which the dficrence between Ife and death, To imprave the bindsa woman 2. as. domestic situation, the Maimonides Medieal Center in New York maid without we pro hus distributed medical om emergency data ci to some 3,000 persons who are
aster
y of he war's winless
have, if anything,
Now, however, as if a stubborn foe were not enough, he finds himself faced with a growing peace fever among the American people—and the only kind of peace in sight is peace in accordance with Hanoi’s desires, no matter how much that fact is ignored or camouflaged. And they will punish the man who gives them that kind of peace. TIMELY QUOTATIONS
is a
as ee
‘ed themselves to Hano!'s bloody fared repression, {0 its calculated assassinations of, th sands of South oVlotnamess leaders and ils regular killings talked-of slaughter would occountless thousands of South cur, But the well-documented Vietnamese elvilians. obliteratton by Hanol of its own critica have internal enemies and fomenters of trouble is a frightening signal, "An American of- high atand- ‘Th have consi ing, who himself wants this country out of Vietnam, has ‘who ha this to say: the VC and ae toa bs exceedingly feelsting’ armies, either are jamaging to the American peo- own or blackened age any J gieable number of despised Saigonas the gone Rtg jetnamese were to be tunnel - visioned es snughtered during or afler a are‘Thehighly selective In the apCommunist take-ave: of their “iment vrWere we to move out so plication T€ Hanol's stande sag quickly as (o leave South Vict- tgrous reprisal and, repression nam largely defenseless, any slaughter. would be on our these erities ‘may take on an heads. We would never, again normous burden of new guilt he able to se ourselves in the as they find that the non-Viet same why. Cong are human beings, too. “Nor ‘would the world look We will all bear it. But we — and especially the blinded ones — surely will try to lay a big telling us to get out of Vietnam part of it on President Nixon, would turn against us,”” the central target today of the The problem would be compounded, it is suggested, for great shouts for fast total withthose war eritics who for five drawal,. nal
d_ dey mit has wrought in Vietnam,‘ed up with its cost
of
has made in Vietnam.
could
al should occur 80 mie
Sertes)
BIOSATT
Ure of publie opin to Include more and more Americans who
the war. He announces the-retirement of draft director General Hérshey four months in advance. Such actions, rather than satisfying anyone, have
only whetted the appetites of the more vociferous war critics. It is true, as Hubert Humphrey said, that no man in America wants an end to the war more than President Nixon (it was also true of President Johnson). - But he.is charged with the responsibility of ending the war in a way that salvages something from the immense expenditure of lives and treasure America
war
vastly
prelude to peace negotiations.
been greeted with derision and
A
must get out Yet there are ample si that America is almost totally unprepared for the consequet erinstecat home.st-a-new Med of disaster which could strike the South Vietnamese people, ‘The original limited U. 5. op-
Nixon Dilemma On Vietnam Peace
suspension of criticism of his
Of
BRUCE
WASHINGTON — The rising volume of voices, in Congress and in the country, booms out ‘one echoing m : The Viet-
‘At home, the same voices which urged President Johnson to stop the bombing are now—joined by growing numbers of other — demanding that President Nixon bring the boys home—all of them, no later than a year from now. Tt begins to become apparent, if it was not obvious before, that Hanoi is and has been pretty much in command of the situation that could stand against {t alone and in the absence of any pressure brought against it by the world community, it has nothing to lose and everything to gain by maintaining its granitelike inflexibility. That, of course, is intolerable to the President, as It will be intolerable to the American people
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haps this is the reason why [| asociates with whom he was wonder where all the facts and .trying to sew up a deal =
figures come from xample, in a recent article I read on how ‘many pounds of beef sumed byA Td lke to bave meat separated fromte gristle and sbone, please. And how much of the latter was in my|-
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why you must have over.
a a reenene friendslial. «
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4 wi a berg low earnatl ns,
corsage
Also
of
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Tony,
stnmped, self-addressed enve lope and 35 cents in coin with
your request.
Ann Landers will be lad to
this newspaper, enclosing n scl addressed, stamped enyclope.
p al night | _
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at YELLOW ; CAB CO. PHONE 774-6600
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For Greater Than Ever
MEAT BUYS!
Monette's
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receiving
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bu cake sculrtured siand away peckllne. adorned by two doves. A-witer
Covenant board ot | Sea Hope lace edged the hem fountain held the woper, two lace me ns were scat-|!nycrs of the cake, Mrs. Raloh for a fact that a family with 30 p.m. Thursday three school-aged children just | Immanuel Baptist Greck tered over the frcrt of her gown. | Dumke, friord of the bride, act. She wore 2 Juliet cap of Alea-| ed as hostess. moved out > of the county two class at 7:90 p.m. Thursday at | con lace and: pearls that -hz! 12 eed bridegrooma: weeks, 2 First trustees at 7:
Round numbers do tie things | @° church.
her ‘pote
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neatly and tend to discourage’ FISt United PresbyteriaM pine ee further questions. Take the Senior Supper, Club at} news item, datelined Caldwell, | 5:13 p.m. Thursday. At 7:15 |" Kan,, telling about an Indian | pm, senior choir rehicarsal.
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ror travel ‘ng scta, tho s Wore a dre:s of) patent accesscr: Gucsts attend: frem_ Deviks
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| You expiain it? — Goldie hear th aban snoring Za wh L could was tell the boy myof ex-| Dear whoGoldie:krow recording for being such a friend bis! those more aboutto || 8y jut but that's ff the way Tat and the ies you help me? — LEM. in our home. 1 itemscould were jus:le | couldn't resisteye it), (sorry they are— 2 mail them to him’and enciese a infectious and a person who , Dear L. I see no rea
say
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rated in tre cclos of the bridal
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it was only common courtesy , modgit’ ea cuctte ecrseges were the granémcththat she go along when he ¢. crs, Mrs. William Kleman a asked her. That hardly makes “aa'hesed| Mrs. Wesley Edwerds. er @ fan. Facts ee ae hats chavel th trcin, ‘The slim| The recept'on was held at the es yet as, plus One. Shtih sm fell hene-th her | Pire Grove County Club where housewife under duress. lived organza. Re-emb-o'de-ed the couple grceted some 400 als. Abul 4709 Church “red the high marvel table, deco-.
hamburger?
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and plc! so curative in 7 , — ow warts pewers, story. Many people have, rid | confentn! to Perplexed and ' Infections) ivisor, Y You divisor. ; by D
iwnien ‘0 ‘yout think Please ady.se' — Mexa- |
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\do-Tee's Budi photo) Mr. and Mes. Dale Lee Edwards | mar'g?lds| grcom:men yore, Jott Bans | alts life! on, ean nd, and Ses 1 Veen ihe a dl. Ushers twee Dan Ed. brother of the bridegrcom, ard Manz Beauchamp, cous'n at the bride. wedding the mother rh mas Edwards of | of the bride ware 4 palle yellow jdress and jacket omble,,8epm. | cc: ted by ‘a jeweled cowl’ colaL clergyman We the for theFr. 4 Alfred! and matehing access"ries. Trac iv al woc'ding s "com | mother we cted a celery ‘drress ith Mos, Chrp tal ‘Latna:| ena” Jacket with matching “Be38 erga: ice ‘ach =omother) was.
isted by and Mrs, Rich:
son
Among: Ihe. lame are a Fe Lig alte a6 1 woreringHE there dust on fe ak te ORL FL had fst’ my mind, How do | the fixtures or if the guests can
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father is. the one wit h the dd pinic + but never mind that | Actually, what T dislike is the 2°41 blunt, flat about, ‘The take deep at this spot” By Bery Conary _— | How ‘Was it measured? lutely sure, ere they, tha tthe wuy ARE ROUND instrument didn’t sink down Le FIGURES PADDED? Thave never been queried by | Mt the mud one litte bit? Or how about thou: a repre: entative of any company engaged in taking opinion sand fans wateh football| cup Fars? Perhaps there Abe surveys matter of fact, in a wife Who had to attend| an infovmal survey of my 0 husbarnice had. those| T failed to find anybody who had been asked anything. Per- four licks ts, ples. to busines pelle Fred Sch welke d Gauthier,
net fool
vorced when I met him, This! calt Rese eus-necus veil have ee man was a successful profes inNobody thr healing Why? Neither, Leave knows! seleaves. sional person and had a very theDearman’sRuse:family The * blgh istandieg in the commun boy has managed soalone, far withDear Ann Landers: Don't tell ty. His w about ou his father’s cuff links and me to see a psychiatrist, T know ou ‘elationshy ip. We were d's hey. de I should but Tvan't afford one, cteet and never once were we doesn't etaneedKappa t! Besides, the. psychiatrists I've seen together in public. e crazier than | * met social Three weeks ago the man T Ann Landers: Is it true am died suddenly. T could not trust can heal a sty on The preblem is that T love tend his funeral. 1 his at eyea pe-son but overnight guests by rubbing a gold ring company cried thought this was mak me nee We have a lovely and every convenience, but 1 cannot sleep when t comoany is
the fund ra'sing comm ttec, ap. pealed for volunteers to assist OW), how any are teRInTessons and the how many are earning to play teachers and then. the Parents| the wuitat® 1 do realize that an BR we! to thelr child's accur we would be al Clasurem for Bite brief sigue eiscuss ons int in_ pos ce he re ow son“ 1 the schedule
0
should
riety a's | ganmotel meno nearby
incidental,
odie
Sith this project. ° principal intreduced and
sty
around The tact with that homo your remedles, sty disap-
Your Problems aun affair 1 was di- | is
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E ileen Prince, cine ipa at ard |
music prog the kiddie something Ud like to know bi ons being Ms was “Grocaseed. Is (at Willham. Reynold! chairman of en in the schools?
has
Ann Landers...
in
1s PTO Meeting ary? And was 129 a leap ns were in at-| year?” There would simply ov tendance for the first meeting never be an end to it of the Garden Village PTO held! For the sake of accuracy Pd Hike to Know es Tast_weck al the schoo newly! Fhowever, actly. hon somebody
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1969
NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN a
THE IRON MOUNTAIN
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lage
16,
17 and 18—"Hl 5:30.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1 969
Lady
Lions To
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Hold
Ladies
|
Night Oct, 29 sal
THE IRON MOUNTAIN
NEWS, IRON MOUNTA IN.
KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN
Social Notes Gordon
of
observed
Quinnesee,
el! Thomas|
|
=
present a
were
Jackie Mantel,
isa ie
By Oswald And James Jacoby
her
Panchert, Branback,
Snot JAA
WEST
Wes
Mrs.
Devis Beauchamp was ehairman for this: meeting,| ted by Mrs. Joseph Peruz: Mrs. Henry Heosio and Mr | lense
-
Women Appoint Chhete NewNave Chairmen
ner will be served at 8:30 p.m Nai 9 at the Legion Hon on
vice
fer help.” | Mrs,
|
or proved dreams frediieting tre sex offect*v of a baby “" n, you migit say;
tossing a coin
a ‘otto
Dance
"LaPoint,.
Kiyo Rana Ladeutesse
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the
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can count 13 any pair should contract, the Orange makes it particularly
CARD SENSE
South
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In the Orange
Club,
diamond response One heart shows high-card points
= i favor Of) voted in
— HE CARES! Rey. Clyde R, Brown First United Presbyterian «
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his
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He
will carry | ently
[Weg you Bosom, pms | 9 baketess beke sale, All men | yung.” Aisa, 40; 100) 6 <s will be contacted atd 07)
to
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Men a aso approved to the
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for Vitim ana, hea ao, rola I¢
WAR @KQE AIS5S you de now
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| wieded “that jannuol ‘dues. for | Cause the Shepherd is good. He denen cares! Chopped walnuts are an ex- | 1670 ace payab “We love because He first are Baybunced that the an-| cellent addition to a grahamfiat county Veterans Day dine loved us. We eare because He cracker pie crus
and
special
» alter spending the | sew today, wear tomorrow, $1. the son, five, NM Weight: tal. INSTANT FASHION BOOK | pounds, cight ounces, and the| weekend here at the home Lesof| | what towear | answers Mr. “daunht2r;—six pounds, four) his pazenis, figure tips! Only |sory, Leeman, fee | ounces
SAFEGUARD SOA P
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Beef Stew toon 1». 89°
Round Steak ....99*
CHUCK ROAST - 65‘
Apple Sauce ores via vis «11 Hunt’s Catsup . . Liquid Ivory 2.6... ++ Blue Seal Margarine . oe Breiner Saltine Crack ors. Fruit Drink jews Soest —
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Mcintosh Apples... .. 3 Wealthy Apples... 20 ¢4”,,, $169 Golden Sweat Yams... 2,,,. 29
Red Potatoes
SWIFT PREMIUM
3°3-Oz, Site COMPLEXIO} N BAR WITH THIS COUPON Good only at Central Expires 10/ 19/69
SWIFT PREMIUM PRO-TEN
SWIFT PREMIUM PRO-TEN
2 tab! spoons red wine vine gar Sat and freshly ground pepper to ante. Cook bacon until erisp; drain on brown paper; cut in Elbeh crosswise pleces. In a_ lar aad bow! tess bacon with ree mating ingredients: Serve at once, Makes 4 servings. | Good flavor add finely grated Swiss cheese to mashed po -tato,
UALS
NAME ADDRESS wih esterday at Memor-| PAVE returned oT eral . | Print ZIP, SIZE and STYLE NUM-
THAT CANT BE BEAT
Short Ribs
re ss HEF'S BACON SALAD bacon (packed down) torn vain 1 cup (packed down) tort 5 vunces) boned tur with broth, drained and cut small (24 cup) LY cup (4 pound) thin strips Swiss cheese up sliced pitted ripe olives 1 tablespoon grated) Parme= in cheese 4 tablespoons (about) olive
Creamettes
hand
Mrs and Mrs. Fu Christian [Pattern, Dep,252 Weat1th
PORK STEAK SPARE RIBS
GROUND BEEF
frequent ofly
showing
sioctruinp, Sour p Ba aoctrump over threo. dia monds
Meat goes further with
Bie ital. ‘ial sl of her broth | RoR. e funeral a xe iit, seven Baie sl ig EW FALL - WINTER PATfe MeChure: He cares | !a Leeman, accomsanied by | TERY CATALOG — over 100 Mr. and Mrs, Howard Dumke His Son.| follow us | of 1104 West D strect, twins! his” nephew, “Dale Dahlgren, | styles, free pattern coupon, 50c INSTANT SEWING BOOK— hospi-| have Ne aed to their homes in| lives” be-! yesterday at Memoi
re ieee fund, Mem: Community Chest nm Chub will he'd a dance | hers were asked to send cheer | With good. He forgives-and-He
accepts us as we are. to these wa0 ore hospital at St. An-) cards 8:30 Saturday He sent from the ny's pais Oi a in Niagara, | ized, A lefter was and mercy es he Clarence} Mrs. DomenicaI en of Wier The e- | all the days of our a, Kan, The auviliary Dorschner
lic, accampanied by her f Chicago visited | mailing ter, Jane!
lea:
Other responses are forcing game sho ww the exa’ ct
Martin, hove at the home of Mr, and |Send “to Marfan News ‘(4 Iron Mountain Toil M5. Paul Hos
_The Stork
i: at
ace king Silo One shows three (an ace and kin ng three kings}; one—no-trum 1p shows four (two aces, nace and two kings or four kings: D; tlubs show five, ete.
sae = yout'tor Receas rhe Tord, Ui
in ihe
ope
and _ denies three ace king values. The one- | heart response is forcing to two| no-trump.
Meditation
Vera Torson, Mae | Ken
a in Stomp 0 Memb
we
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Daily
rehabilitation: |
Blu
Jing’ elub shows at least | points in high cans! bal, { ©
SHION SHOW HIGHLIGHTS K-C CORP, DINNER—The : by Merion Masten publicit: | everlasting Ged is creator « {Kimberly-Clark Corp. Quarter Century Club dinni last eve+ social: | th» ends of the earth, He dos ning ct the Dickinson Hotel included a nen Paper for the disposable paper dresses. ion show featurin: weuld think rat] | MésDomenica Larson colo and) | Ty" not fives faint ‘poter to the. fai immediate The Mrs, Flora Pletranionio, saat halisizes mecounize unufsetured by K-C Corp. The node’, all Nipregzant_ wom bearers: Mrs. Marie‘i Merrifield ‘field of this| aces and kings photo |stantly the sure Mla'tery uninterHigh hes! students, are pictured in the tep aces) one ee advance Mrs. Myrtle Nelson and Mrs. and to him he Ti no might pyramid shape.’ The | Bell raw include Debb-e Milbow, Sally werne (sa. | he increases asth, k o l you makes lines rupted | Edna_Peterscn, Poppy sales; 40 281) He cree ecause rrator for the-show Burbey and Jenny Dawson. and narro\ Mrs, Tvadell Vincent, Ns, Pic Mrs. Peter Russ, lower photo, of Nia ara. (Photos. | taller He is not cold ahd hear! Printed Pattern. 9149: Half trantenio and Mrs. Maude Le| courtesy Jim Wheeler) Sizes 14%, 1642, 18%, 20%, 22%, Gault, crediting committee. ae | “Behold, the Lord comes — ch —— 24%, 16% (bust 37) takes Size’ for We us. for cared has first his and hand. strong a with | clara pola fs meeting Mrs. 5 ae a OG 9 in colhd -hanning He give beeause He first has for: ollard ingame 2h daniel maeat, | a€% shall rule for him an ae ae lo us. meet | will fed his flock like a shep- given strict ve 15 rents pat‘ern—add each Vhs Susan De Reo of Repub-|for He seat NaS 2 0 Oct. | Herd: he will g iheeihy Lambe comma were no mare Ing to ela ae 7.20 daugh- for gah pattern for Grete $s
Gan a woman's dreams reveal} Mrs. | Ms. the sex of her unborn baby?
ral
East
Pass
TNT.
and
| wee ame tte yasEa boos 18ohnyan 18 outh, hold:
| thres systems, not one, | The Dallas Aces have adopt Jed the same principle, Bot Hamman and Mike Lawrence: | play-an old-fashioned Standar \American. Billy Bisenberg an | Bobby Goldman play a moderr ; dard American, based on | fivecard majors Jim Jacoby and Bob Welf f play the Orange Club, which | based on the Blue Team Club | as played by Garozzo anc For of the famed Ite
|
Americanism, Mes, Mary Nel | for obve| day Pan Amecieunism: | MPS: | Marlere Ozze'lo, civil defense: | Tramontine, child Mary | Dundon, education and scholai Geraldine [.1Point, G Mrs, dcsephire Pesavento, nah tional security; Mrs. ine conta an unf rtun-/ Greenleaf, parliamentarian; Barbara Tramortine, legthe move un-| Mrs. te pesrados ‘that re * d sturbing problems| is'ation: M sie Pavlis, ra-| sa have likely you| dio-television; on Mrs. Luella C- viare Te tant past presidents —parloyy
many b b hy b bies
53
famous Ttalian n consisted of | ach pair played | cialized system, } opposition had to co
wring fortoot wandaed stv asping st | love othmoney,ye t rel stan dng committee chatemen | | PF 3 tion to for the theie svoretary Wave’ the) wore appiinted.when the Uren cn ‘treasurer serviees BK feor | Coopecsanr | per‘orined during tthe past year BLdeneraliyve ROS Legitn i a man wha) iy No, 30. held iis. O | potowing the meeting cards He cee came] Meeting last week in th n | were ind awards went onalty problems. | Home. Aaly Mi Mrs. X: Annabe Munch cial; iy prebably so imsecure t Appointments for the ensuing | Oy ae an 80 Fe eee ee ret Lack INEIGE MER JornlG MICE|| Ue cs‘eshineSe nt ved 1 bybs by-laws; Mrs. Gla, corstitution, have m Irene ats
Answer: You
Kings
Opening Jead—Anything
by John Conwell 4 Tove of money make a Uren-Cooper a miser?
the ¢reams ef a an would be
that
trump response bas shows
North
Pass Pass
Mirror Of Mind
mile nids avilable
| Noeth "knot
RAGB
Therese Warren, Mary Bellin | 3 and Pajuis. Games; | @ 19984 were played lunch was | | #1062 served" froma Table. decorated soUuTIL in the Halloween motif. The K | honored guest received many vkKT32 i085 | BKIS4 Both vulnerable
Fru Valent nd Id went to Mr David Frick
herapy? Answer: No. Except
| makes slain bidding 1 leadpipe Thus, today's hand Kets en coteump ia thre bd
i NORTH (P)
howski, Christine Arlene Miller, Jean
Ann Dennis, Rhonda DeClark, Cathy Coupman, ison Gus sert, Kenlyn Ra:
pr
it easy to tell Hf a person)
At Bridge
Win
eighth birthday Saturday with | = a party at her home. Guests
It was tay Teens October me hed at the Dickinson Hatet that | ' hit” will be aby crrved! oft Oet, 29, Fnner table
He
wii Mr, and Mrs,
US..N Sire”
£10 1% 39
1 |
CouroN 1 ve FQ LGER‘S COFFEE “y:° |
Ie wu ae or a Goon! only Rt Cetra Super Market ! Expires 10/18/60 a
CENTRAL ‘Supermarket |Inc. 1205 BREEN, KINGSFORD— OPEN DAILY MONDAY THRU SUNDAY, 7
PHONE 774-1323 00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M, — BEER AND
WINE TO TAKE
OUT.
THE IRON MOUNTAIN
OUR
NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN ~ KINGSFORD,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1969
MICHIGAN
CHALLENGE:
bh Goel : AYA = Beef Rib Roast
“ei”
sn, 89
at
sited
Boneless
"kiitea's Tea"
Sirloin Tip =
‘los
With
Cotes Cee ROUND
Wedge
Bone
5 “tar 59 we can 87
Broadcast
aaa
Mazola Oil A&P
Goes
59c
"em" “1.98
BAKING
‘cu?
“tu” $1.13
Hawaiian!
©
ae 37 ~~ Margarine Cnn sae, si, "cx" Angel Food ..5 — 27e¢
J
Campbell ‘xr Purple Plums wv
“Gr 35) “mr 29c
Instant Coffee fin ‘ar 99 Biscuits etrntiz 3 mes 25
DRISTAN
DRISTAN
: 98 Ply.
ncn.
10c—Jane
Parker
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cm 75
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1969
$4.78 Billions "=" oat
through Senate House,
OEO Funds WASIUNG Senate ha:
Py a ‘overaht
bill
to continue
the
OFO
iscal 1971 passed the 3 and was sent to the
7s,
:
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Wisconsin
Services
sin Supreme
.
7
High Cou_
Board Taps Porter For ‘hool Post
aid
Court
NEWS,
IRON
has ordered | “phe
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the mmenatin
: dee Mhill glelne- Roverners. tha eens dames cbecdceml stern |° CEPA caealve: caution: absolote ight to veto any Legal ning from wellare demonstra: (2, Onchour executive seston Services projec ts. tions at the state Capitol. , aller the rider's After Groppi was arrested | i s arrested |was for one year. ublican Sen.|while leading, Milwaukee wel-|Catl he docs not want the post
thefare recipients om a march
to
mile pr
Madison
fon a permanent basis,
Porter, a Newro, has served
wou fiw Buty a, sed a arranger cai of he tae ing Gol for. psa each Department of Edueation since
came
up
with
mnt
County
Judge
¥.
non 10" averie| July 1966, He has becn with the lertns sich eral se ators contended St probation: aE, serene e [Pepariment of Education since
181 amendment Murphy bebe emasculated in bis "ab| County Jail on bond, se! heduled asi Isa. natives of “Fo in a hearing : for next Monday. But Wayne, Ind, He holds "acheter | managers an degree |og Duly told Court Supreme (te t h e e f t nol “english | suirchy ghoul sree inand political Hold the hewring, Thursday |ecjen Mary Spetore work oncthebut theyleg. (1%|MtCrnoor. from-Alblon. Coll ‘ge and masters | mpleted, i Meanwhile, the high court re’ and doctoral degrees in educawould ‘drop. th State Uni: ze in Senate'House se motions for re tion from: Michigan rded be he Roman Catholic conference if Murphy ovjected, | award e service listinguished tions had sought oe chapter of the involving. Services lawyers, |;!
irphy's amendme ent, as corpus and mandamus ment of Colored People — Sanpep ate| NAMED inva number; FOR TRAPPER |""porter, his wife and two chil awsuils ques-| Estes a village at the|dren live in East Lansing. of states byvarious filing governmental | eastern Park, entrance i Roc _ stepped on the loes of local officials
their
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in “behalf of str iking grape pick 9 ers, among others Under present law governors] the following ye
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Meintosh Apples . 3 12, 39
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Wheelchairs Available Mrs. Charles Kuder, hospit: rman, stated that three portable wheelchairs are availle. Anyone in the community needing one may avail themselves of this service without charge, They need not be mem:
_
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All Village Of Niagara
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the
after
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crt o'hTinin ats tobe ita 3 ft CUT GREEN or WAX BEANS... ..
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|day's ext [eee
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came
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donated
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Kill the bill recognize that there is a problem, an Se
study
m0
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during to
want
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kill the
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t ofa intersection accident |on “the Harlwig. property off | bs ‘The Marinette County Cour cil of Ame Amerien Legion Legion andand Aus A\ Hilerntiess’ of Niagara, teen which whi ‘ occurred occurred Salurda Salnrday inin theth | Kghway 180, four miles west of | Hiary dinner will be held Sunday beard will meet at 7/30 tonight at county park pavilion at Lake| in the Un‘on Protestant Chureh Officers stated that a car Damage estimated at $900 redeiven by Roger Allen, 18, of sulted to a pickup truck operat Noquebay. ‘This will be a fan.
helping muicipa problems, then revived ¢ measure whily Republicans The e Set iontnuct e
|
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to
awarded
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submitted
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Brault, pinochle, Mrs | and| Deville Brooks, burico: | : Tillie Rousse won the sy
submitted to the} Martha
to be
Contributions were appre and wi sent to United vier Organization, Vietnam c : Vall Wikion Scholarship’ Fund
Cities Plan
were
Nelson,
the
of
citizen
outstanding
eur,
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1969
KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN
THE IRON MOUNTAIN NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN.
14
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1969
THE IRON MOUNTAIN
Edmund
Norway News nl
theres are as follows:
seniors, Reve a Susp cy by the,he. Kelas
Court For
weve Ge ssntomres, wes Homeco ming: OMECOM INY 0:* senomies, “We're
-
Announced Five girls and five boys were]
—_
Boline
Theodore
| Mrs.
fur
‘Arincd
Vie-
and
es Grosse of Norway, acnominated by each class to rep-| npanivd loli Grosso, of resent tem on the homecoming] Ayrinette: Mnve netacnal tote court, The football team then] Aurora, IIL, where they attend: narrowed the girls down ta} ed the funeral of Cliffard Con three foreach class as wid the poly, husband ot the former eheerleaders: and major “i a so of Norwa: See Gelbrt ar Mrs. et the boys to three for each a » itt and
Whi
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a cabal apr to-the arrest after hearing | about the discovery of evidence In the basement of the, Yu na ‘olice Cpl. David| | MADISON home of . 7
3
did
her ‘he
girls withtold pierced ears,
senior,
like
not
accord-|
to the testimony of Lt. Wil] Ing liam Mulholland, of the Washte
ment.
depart
Sheriff's
County
naw
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is keen and are working diligently
decora-
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budget which “be Since then Aug st. lin com: 196971 mangt, Walter W. Stevens,
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{million p'an is but one of a half The amendment dozen other proposals. crease the quor exe on panties found during an au- Assemblymen per cent to $2.25 nding yon Miss Beineman's body million packay The lu ne aching “umendinent matched clippings found in the $1 million more for aid to fami -* eae Neue be, ii basement of the Leik home. Tes with dependent children so eh easily tne MISNOMER {(AFDO), ailas —abawlings Joe Miller, the famous En ‘Level Raised neues $4 mln for lish comedian, hed nothing to The Assembly vote raise, (he atatete level SOAP id language skil with the. id per sant of the 1 fte al pukee, 42,e e SLmi , John Mottley published a collection of jokes and gave level of . School, and the bal it that name, but only three ba per in’ the current welfere and housing of the jokes had ever been told) budget The increase was opposed by ‘an unreluted smend, by Miller. a
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| P.O, Box. 26 — Norway, Mich. is
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sj whe have led opposition to high: | Tuesday as the ‘Ks (AP)—A police od Matches ANN ARBOR spending, are jon package on which | er said several drops’ $4.9 Mulholland an|_ ‘Tuesday testificd officer had been al inierenses ood were found in te hase. its dehate of funds for| ehief demand Scastorn Michigan University ¢o- in 6 © programs. paceuxent cn tbe, Rist: aa fa ed told him, John, Norman Col | Amendments increased the who bekan a slaying of ona an had‘Type A bigods Uns, accused million proposal's total | protest. dema anoiher EMU coed in July, had |Belneman had Type A blood. bsee upying ytelvin price | Mulholland demonstrated |hone oftag ‘Tuc ta $8.1 1 of the al Eastern at Michigan once, strangled ono cather how he| |Fuller ‘Aviat is D'Orazio, 19, of Livinia, | Security police tld him of fo a concrete seen Collins \eyentual fate of the package proved on nts who ae auld Collis. 22) an EMU
Karen Sue Heineman, the ‘The following students will re® ‘they woman Collins is accused represent — their respective |¥young of murdering, had pierced cars, vie cfagecs at the weekend as did four of the other six st san Bils murder victims found in the veal Paolini Ray Na c e ond, David cay Parolin patient In. St, Luke's Hospital, ‘Ann Arbor-Ypsilant! area over a Cartan and Mike! Reacine, where she wos taken Mr, and Mrs. Erle Bilgart of |two-year period E tary MeCar-| following a fall at her home Miami, Fia., are pend | Five of the seven, including either a nk Breclaw lected some ‘time with her mother, |Misa Beineman, Mrs. Theodore Bolino, strangled or slashed ‘about the chetti and Bruce Ziller president of the Vuk an Kutiens |: |neck, according to police re il Stitchers at their reorgan i mores: Debbie Chartier, ports. McCarthy, Naney Menare zation held Monday an Adams, Steven Stee night t ‘Arrest Legal and Mike Morasku; freshmen: were Circuit Judge sone Ww. Conlin isan Carlson, | pres ruled Tu he arrest of ColImereti Pat Flink, | secretary - [ins 1 and proper, toss: ards and Roger Skog: | ezek, report tng outa Metense’ mation for recreat turned a dismissal of the charges on ts’ for the they were stationed for the past | grounds improper arrest. ‘The king and queen will be tion leaders, crowned preceding the game year were discussed and plans three years. Mrs. Bradshaw is Hearings are to resume Oct. a Halloween party to be the former Maureen Mellon, th’s Saturday when the Norway 22, when defense attorneys will Oct. 27, were Knights meet Stephenson in ‘The Trading Post of Cub present other motions in the their last game for this season Scout Pack 532 is interested in case Pat Gladstone, representative je Conlin also turned down obtaining donations of any Cub of the Student Council, and St Stent slo sloth an Bas 5bees a “Helense request to suppress v i, co-captain. of the by eactain evidence on the grounds ors. ; Competition
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| Welfare Spending Foe:DS ° ‘Defeated In A: mbly Vote
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Of Evidence
Mr. and Mrs, Edmund Mellon, who observed thelr 33rd wedding anniversary, were quests. of honor at a a party held Sunday evening at their home. Mrs. Mellon was presented wil yellow Corsages a gitt of wie children. Some 60 guests. attended and wore served a buffet une from a table conteredwi tiered cake frosted in ite and doc: orated with yellow roses, The guests of honor were presented with two dozen yellow roses, as well as other gifts and congratulatory messages. Outof-town guests attending were from _Milwaukes ‘Muni. sing, Escanaba, as well as from he Surrounding arene.
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Supervisors Approve Taxes°|
For 1969-70 In Iron Co.
Briefs “iI ‘on
West Side ron _ Sealeucel, daughter of| “Linda - Mi: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard S
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CRYSTAL FALLS—The 196070 tax rates for the units of school Iron County were approved as school
SEV — Township general $19.53, $.70, county
$6.11.
“by tax department | $27.50 ($27.50)
iver, atrei of Ieon Rae ciHmong University in ‘Kit
Seat.) Miss sajorling in
this. past cucel is
Don Wendt and | Municipal ie Weiss of AP! the ¢
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$1.14, X inter | ple
and Me. and , MPS.
Crystal Homemakers
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[Tuesday es
Hospital were let by | W8s the Iron Tt Falls city council | Homecoming queen
might a and the© project project’
she
0
with the Robert Dalpras were | renovation of the Crystal Falls Beta Total,
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in “1
Caspian — $1,887,005 SEV — City $14, school general $25.55. school bands
$7.80, intermediate
sper g70, county soit, Total | $54.16 (: 000|
$44.00).
crystal Fatt MTaaaike Touge
92-Year-Old R
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chatrman rongzz0, osprrar.tmmest-| te een Rollie will get un
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this
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Masonic ‘Tem:|
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The weekend here with her pa
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$6.11.
Total,
$55.73|
He came the age of
to 16
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in Dischinger Wins Trip and SEV—City $20, school general |Ironwood before settling in To ‘o € Cincinnati $25.55, school bonds $7.80, inter. | Mansfield in 1903. He then sry Disching. : up—Terry DETROIT school $.70, county $6.11. Total, | worked as a logger and began $60.16 ($59.66) a dairy farm which he operated a lucky guy. er‘TheIs really Bates Township — $4,076,860| until 1962 Detroit Pistona forward traveling SEV. ate $1.14, school} He was married to the form- can an “look ea rd” ta pocket
general
38.70,
City — $3,557,440 | th
$25.55,
school
joters school
$.70,
bonds|er Christine (ss, who died in
county | 1964.
F8dt. Total, $42.20 ($41.73) He leaves two daughters east as onan 6.64, | Mrs. Harold (Sigrid) Swanson,
school general $19.55, inter. schol 4.70, county $6.11, Total 83 Hematite. ‘Township — $1,320. 150 SEV — Township $6.14. | Rapids; school a6general $19.55, % anlinter. Is 33 grandelikiren: school er. 21 eegreat-grandchildren Sere cenes rounty $6.11.
Iron River 850 SEV
school
general
Total,
Townshi wnship
548" | $1.14,
$25.55,
inter.|
school $70, county $6.11. Total, '90._£$83°08)
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54 SEV general
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By Dick Turner
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FALESThe Tesw| | loan officer from the Marquette| tal Falls Counoffice will be available | River ‘and Kaithts of al Falls Cowan | from 1 fa § pam. Friday, Oct. | eantan Arof of;ot e o B Develop Economie the 17, oaat LARUE aan Wess | HDI ®: pint oe tallation erreyeren evening is Genesee, Iron River, Y , to discuss Guardian chureh in Angels’ Falls | Crystal.al installation programbe loan may SBA. will Immed-| ‘Te ointment.:
branch
calling theEDA
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mer
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CARNIVAL
announced
quette, today
making|
posse the deeision to proceed| the project and have it| Sufficiently tinder way to. altow [construction erento to heeontinue during} —— |
cheon?—trip to Cincinnati, Sackett died unexpected ‘There were some 200 Kiwanis | Mr.Sunday in Chicago. Services Club members. there, plus 10} Pistons. But when the drawing were held there today and was made, Dischinger's ticket| | He leaves, in additior to his wife, a daughter Lorele Friends may call after 4 p.m. stub number ‘ar He “gave up Se eunaiy| son uneralChi a the Crystel to go on the cle and another The family's address is 5539 ap Menard, Chicago, Ill number was drawn. Services will be held at 2 pm.apel, 5 Friday at the ev. funeral with the John ‘Answer fo Previous Puzzle | Lina,’ pastor of the United Lu-
Township $5, schoo! |#heran church, officiating.
$19.55,
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Fiping he speaker, Members not yet es istciat neence tote the Cr ¥ 30an pm. regular meeting on-|ee 200,675 and the electr eblam jvay. leontaded vi Ho Falls we nicipal to Somes Flectrie | Monday at the home of Miss) tal)na subsequent!y ard Me weir) hs torwent Fanstered vo} | tickets i the door their low bid of $76,600. | Aileen Seilo in Stambat | Lindeman SEV—City $20.64," school gen. quelle hospil month this in lesson shell the that expected is It | Une cree of Circle | Deborah eral $19.55, inter. school $.70, | ney were Saturday on quette | he that notified were rs ont be is*to Women” con-|an will addition the |of meet home by theit accompanied a Meitiostet chu : county $6.11. Total, $47 ($47) CRYSTAL FALLS — Ernest suffered two broken legs and) |fore coming to the meeting,! at the | structed, enclosed and Pace urs 7:30 p. t along son, 7 lacerations, are reminded of the | nume-ous ay ae eel ‘ate | Johnson, 92, an area resident at rch, "he devevons’ will be proofed ‘so work can continue | Members } 7 injuries possible other with | the for held be to auction |silent other until winter S. Mike Biswabic. |through the schoolcounty bonds $6.11." $7.80,-inter. for | overmorning 60 years, died Crystal at 4:55 led He will be ticketed for care- [esp a re-/ benefit of the Children's Easter be can matters Wilham |financial be Mrs, $.70, Total, school $62.16 |this at the | Hastenses aa | d e " . Si ing. le: Fund. Mrs. Carl Sitka has returned s Gertrude Ol- | solv ($61 r. He had been in ill ‘or e | | Menasha, where she | » from ; inehiness ‘are feminded to Although the city received ni River City—$10,464,860 health the past four months. ae ee een irom ser . Ne8, S R. William on “its $400,000 in “hospital Mr. Johnson was born Sept. \take their Gold. Rond- stamps, | bids. oat r. an $23.37, school'gener-| ena ghts Councils SEV—City manager of the Small) construction bonds, therete the | branch books and certificates. ore | D ts. Donald and accompanied ‘$25.55, inter. school $.70, |28, 1877 in Stockholm, Sweden tughi celing Business Administration, Mar-| available [large Sans Rouse. She =
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be told thom thet Shamion ATONE 1 | was trave'ing nor! mately 85 miles pes how los tthe wheel, his vehicle.
director Joseph Rossi at this; Stambaugh Township — $5 sion Club will meet at 7:30 p.m | A spokesman for the Caspian Daughters — of ek's meeting of the County | 187,550 SEV — Township $5 oh Thursds Crystal Palls Construction Co. which Nal . the The hostesses |gfanted the general contracting hold a business Board of Supervisors. school general, $25.55, school| Lownship. of officers nds $7.80, The State Equalized Valua-| bonds $7.80, inter, school $45.30 $70. will be ; Mrs. Nels Koskela and |for its low bid of $359,031, re-election ‘ in’ tron Thursday equipment that) today $611. Total, ported tion (SEV), a breakdown of {county Mrs. George Mattson, willbe moving to the site, ad-| hall. Hostes: 7 the tax units. a: total per
$1000 are as follows, with last year’s tax rate given In paren thes:
ON) Morie Fi Hugo
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1969
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THe didn't | Witnessed. witnessed ye | Zuta2H thefor high are ea three, top vot 12 2 Brad Riordan 18 12and and Mike 8 Filordan |jey ee DeBusseliere both those | AL Zichm rolled games ofto jece. | Hodges Tues na toe ingrown an ‘in Wie Budiesomene ave to played both have Gwinn and Haneoek pulled one fe pier SENi the) from fell team more for a 631 series One 12 wg227 also marked the ‘| |catches also. have a leadoff Businessmen’s| The gaine day, a e di both ane frst place atch inthe Mondays nana Iast week. | ties this was a youns catcher with | capture in the the highMen'sindividual Ale er aeiaae eaetersa Shea at ranks ofthe unkeaten mer that gave the Mets a lead theHe Brooklyn Fee eee A awnea, oicié ut points. 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101 E Fleshiom Ikon
Mountain,
First Cut Pork Chops ... 698 Country Style Ribs..... 69% Pork Loin Roast... > GQ Smoked Hams... . «it. 9BE
Mich
Smoked Pork Chops... $4 Wert Virginia Brand
Smoked Good
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Value
All Meat Bologna...
Don't let inflation get you down! Give yourself (and your menus) a lift by taking advantage of Super Valu’s budget-babying PRICE BUSTER prices. The Friendly Folks at Super Valu are doing their part to fight inflation by lowering the prices on food items to make your savings go Up.
Value
Oscar Mayer Sandwich
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Spread or
Braunschweiger .... 1:or. 39
°
Rath Smoky Maple or Blackhawk
$yoo
Pork Roast...
Sliced
Good
All Meat Wieners..
Sliced Bacon........
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3: BY
Patrick Cudah:
3" 79°
Pork Links ............
Chiquita Golden Yellow
7 9E
Ripe
Shop at Super Valu ... that’s Price Buster Country!
FULL COLOR
16” WITH
x 20”
COUPON
SAVE
UP
TO
& $5.00
50%
APPLES
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Mixed Red or Green
PRINT ORDER
ON
Peppers
OR MORE
FRAMES
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........ 3° 19° .
Flav-o-rite
(ICE
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85.2:5i508" "2
8 Flavors
Radishes.........6 229°
half gallon
CREAM
Super Vali Fruit Cocktail
FREE!
Fresh Red
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4.
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Value
Elbo Spaghetti
4ic
Paw
Appian Way
72x90"
October,
Miracle Whip
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Peanut Butter......°." 87
Pancake Syrup.....
Shortening
Macaroni
carton
........ 89%.
Super Valu Sharp
Cheddar Cheese. ........ 93% Sargento
Cheese
Cracker Snacks... ..... ‘1 45° Flav-o-rite
American
Cheese Slices.... ..... 20 59 Kraft Cheese
Velveeta....,...eee00
$413
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Easy Monday
Fabric Softener.....
Carmpeallis Tomato
EVERYDAY LOW, LOW
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Hi-C Drinks......&@
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Hunt's
Tomato Sauce...... 5 Breese — 25¢
Off Label
Detergent ..........
FROM DON'S OWN
Chocolate
Bacon
STS
Raisins ............ 32 29S
ox. $
Liquid Palmolive.... 2: 45°
12 oz. Super Valu Medium Sharp Cheddar Cheese.
Dinner...
*
% 51%
...........3
Flav-o-rite
Crisco Oil..........57:69°
Detergent,
Super Valu
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Kraft Macaroni And Cheese
COTTAGE i= GHEESE
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Del Monte
Super Valu Cane and Maple
Flav-o-rite Fresh Craamy
--. 2 >: 49°
Polyester
Drink Mix
Coffee
....... = 53‘
Skippy Creamy or Chunky
&
Hillcrest Blanket....... 3 Nestle’s Quick...... 2 29°
2.2.2... "DO"
Kraft Salad Dressing
1969
Rayon
Chocolate
Pizza Mix...
CHEESE ats
3 phon. 89<
Facial Tissue.......°2° Oa *
American Beauty
Apple Cider........ ) 87* Wisconsin
Halves
Puff's Assorted Colors
Salad Dressing......°" Paw
Flav-o-rite
Ato
Strawberries
Spaghettio's...... 349°
ONE 16” x 20” PRINT
Frozen
1h. 89° cans
Franco American
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Vegetables ...d 89°
Cup
4 Ib.
so. 3 $s]
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IN-STORE BAKERY
Cakes
... 6-39:
Bread..........
230°
Hard Dinner Rolls ..... 6°29: Danish Coffee Cakes .... 79: