The Iron Mountain News March 16, 1970 (Laurie Birth) by Terry_Sr

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12 PAGES

16, 1970

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Mutineers Seize U.S. Ammunition Vessel WASHINGTON (AP) — The Peptagon said teday it has received fragmentary’ information

€0 ship Columbia Eagle have been removed by Cambodian authoritie: he Pentagon it, understood that 13° ath ’ including the ipper remained aboard the ves Defense Depariment man Je

per

the

Columbia

Eagle

now in charge of his vessel.”*

word came from what Freidheim termed ‘Defense De-

partment sources," presumably the U.S. which has

Coa: been

Guard stationed

cutter off Si-

aver the Columbia the wrenen

Eagle

hanoukville since the mutineers took over

‘Two Navy ‘ships also arc now in the area—the repair ship Tatulls and the amphibian ship Den “They have been asked to

stand by in case they could be of assistance,” Freiheim said. It was not’ immediately clear whether the Columbia Eagle is considered to be in the hands of Cambodia or whether crewmen aboard were in any sort of danger. The Pentagon said it has received sporadie messages from the bomb-carrying cargo ship but would not Teloase them xt this time in the interest of protecting the crew. Apparently a skeleton crew

seized control of the Columbia Eagle and sailed into sheltered Cambodian waters in the Gulf of ‘The 7,600-ton Columbia Eagle was bound for Thailand with a when

diverted

from its charted course, the Pentagon said.

Twenty-four members of the Adrift on pen seas in two. lifes boats, but wero reported picked by another munitions-cartying cargo vessel en route 10 ‘Thailand.

The U. §, charge d'affaires Phnom Penh, Lloyd M. Rives. informed. the ‘state De. partment he had asked the Cambodian government cither to authorize him to go aboard the vessel or to send someone themselves. and

‘The Rappahannock. theU. 8. freighter srewmen from ulebosts ‘ature rt day, reac! HUFFING AND PUFFING—A scart held by Norwegian rider Odd 1. mmerness, at the scaffold takeott whips’ out ta right angle in strong winds Su ay, giving an indication of wi nual Pine Mountain Ski Jumpin, nt was postponed until next weekend. At left,

- Supreme

Cambodians, Reds Clash;

Helicopter Crash Kills 22 SAIGON (AP) — Cambodia's US. Navy electronic spy plane deadline for withdrawal of with 31 Americans aboard North Vietnamese crashed as it was landing at the forces passed Sunday Da Nang Air Base today and exwithout any sign of compliance, ploded in a huge ball of flames. North Vietnamese Cambodian troops were repors gg Drenty.two aboard the: plane _nine et to have exchangedtire for were injured, and other so were twa Four hours just before the dead. ne, ¢ plane More than 20,000 Cambodian ical youths marched before the National’ Assembly building in Jarge a ‘Cambodi capital, rene’ ing the public's demand that Vietnamese Com- tom jet pi munist troops leave the country. The crowd Ginpersea quietly aft damaging a second Phantom, ran hour of speeches denouncing the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong. Representatives of the Camdian Assembly and governmet with representatives ef the North Vietnamese in Phim enti for thre: hones The reported clash was MOSCOW (AP) — Accusing first of any size ever Sportal between Cambodian troops and the United States of armed insands of Nortl " terference in Laos, Soviet PreViet Cong who for mier Alexei Kosygin has told maintained bases President Nixon all American just’ acrass the | Cambodian- bombing of Laotian soil must South Vietnamese border to es- stop before the Lootians can becape American and South Viet- Bin peace Tass, the official Soviet news namese attack. There were no reporls of casualties. ‘The sources said at vation of the situation in Laos Teast 10 Cambodian tanks were as a result of the U.S. armed inknown to be in the area, bu they apparently did not ie in terference and since the neutrality of Laos is envisaged by the act agreements.” Moa ot Cambodians aartp theee 1962 Geneva restoration of pea last week attacked the North should consulta: Vietnamese and Vict Cong em- tions be started with ical force: bassies in Phnom Penh, deletter continued. manding that their troops leave the “The Central Committee of the country, and pillaged stores in the city's Vietnam are "Gambodiats ruling chiet of state, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, ‘was E but. the Cambodian gaverament ardered all Vietnamese Cambodian soil by dawn ‘Sum day. SEATTLE (AP) — In the Sources in Saigon sajd they qurknaee before dawn the little believed compliance would band a See ora impossible and edge of man army could not expel seu to the edge of ine eatin jed 40,000 to ‘60,000 the e rion U.S,Army's Ft. Lawton.

The

plane

was

EC121

Su-

perconsteliation, a prop-driven craft packed with advanced electronie gear which monitors radia wills

and radar transmissions ts plane flies on

coat, GC was ype ol plane that a North Korean MIG shot down last April, killing all mien aboard.

he, U.S, Command reported

our Air tine

Force,

aircraft

Navy

“eontinved

jater-

diction operations ag. Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos” Sun: day,

Kosygin Advises Nixon Laos Attacks Must Stop the Patriotic Front of Laos (the Pathet Lao) advanced recently conerete and quite realistic five-point program of settling the problem,

“It is necessary first of all for the United States to stop speedily the esealation of the war and stop fully and uncondition: the bombings of Laotian territory. Only this can create conditions for tho interested Laotia a.

to meet.’

‘osygin said his government Slault Weletie Canlee beteees Prince Souvanna Phouma, the Laotian premier, and his adversary and half-hrot! her, Prince Souphanouvong, the ilar lead= er of the Pathet Lao.

WASHIN INGTON (AP) — The sinee early Saturday ae Supreme Court declined unaniernoon, without food, water or mously today to speed school des Charlotte, radios. He said they were N.C. ing plan, picked up Saturday night, The court gave no explanation ‘Thee Slip Ia owed by tes Ca ship Co. in Ports at iUrelected.« recent by 000 ts lawyers for reinstatement land, Ore. Irving Thayer, pre: busing order, entere dent of the firm, aid the vessel bth by Judge James B. Mcleft the West Ca: 20. Ths Feb.lan5 but stayed March 5 by an crew consisted entirely of us citizens, Mmeludin ‘six naturalThe rare setback for blacks, ized Poles, Ellipines and Auswho have been consistently suc: tralians, he in pleas to the high Most of ils eas ly information, cessful means schools came from caurt, prabably. cargo district Charlotte-Mecklenburg will not ject to vessel that reported picking up deeper desegregation this’ sehool the 24 crew members Saturday. “There Was” no Clear, ImmiediThe dispute is scheduled to ate indication when the ship ac- argued before the U.S. Circuit tually was seized. Court In Tichmant ril 9. also was unclear whether ‘judge Mesttlan's‘ying "plan the captain of the Columbia Ba- would have added at least 14,000 ar ald ald Students to the 28.000 children already bused to school in Charlotte. . They would have criss-crossed Swann is a foriner resident of Superior. He graduated from the city in a school-pairing arSuperior Central High School in Fangement, averaging up to twa 1938 and began sailing on Great and a half hoursa day in transLakes freighters. In the of son he attended school in Duluth, working taward a captaincy He bagan ocean-going wori with the Merchant Marine in 1 Although

Pentagon

men said they a

spokes

could not state surmised 8

from Thailand against targets in Vietnam The Columbia Eagle is one of about 175 civilian cargo ship: Military Sea Transportation Service spakesman said das

are un-

charter to haul military car-

rhougt under military charter, a ship like the Columbia Eagle is afficered by civilians

and has no naval complement. “All we do is put the cargo on ape tell them where to go,” an spokesman said.

North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops, mostly logistical personnel

U.S. officials and — other sources in Saigon said there has bee!

Cong were making any efi comply with the eviction order. In

‘Vietnam,

four-engime

‘They lay in the brush until, first light, they saw the saxty pass on his hourly round oe didna pe.

attack’ urried as

the

fort pmax in misty rain Sunday, set up a teepe a fire’ and began doing wat ances. A

hundred

years

ago

run an Indian attack. In 1970, as

Boeing 747 superjets flew overhead in their test pattern, the Indians felt it was the best way

express their demands for “Tt was just like in the old days,” said Grace Thorpe, daughter of famed Indian athlete Jim Thorpe. “You sneak up Army, you take'em by Surprise, then you, start hollering and) whooping.” 7 t their rights.

that diers azrusied 3 “toda

Sad

put them: in. the stockade, fed them noodle soup and bologna gandwiches for lunch, then reJeased them,

Seventeen were instructed to go before a U.S. commissioner taday on a charge of violating a warning against entering a military installation illegally. mbt the Indians, representing nore than 30 tribes, had just be~ ht. They beefed up their ‘sentry. force at the Tain fate of the fort, which has been closed to ‘the public since the In invaded -it

week

Prior to today’s ruling, the Supreme Court has methodically cut down efforts to delay deIn this term it orspeed ahead in Mississippi districts, 14 made tional Southern districts, in Oklahoma City. and last Mone The Supreme Court unani-

October by Féderal Judie Jesse wo greed to cease the alleged iMegal actions without admitting guilt to the Hew Voek Gly ad appealed to the high court to reopen the anlitrust suit, claiming if the e auto ad endangered the health of millions of people. But the high court declined, and without holding a hearing affirmed Judge Curtis ruling.

Teacher Assistants Strike At Wisconsin

MADISON, Wi AP)—Uniof Wi teaching assistants went on strike today and as pickets covered the campus, Slate Ally. Gen. Robert Warren said he was secking an injunction. The Teaching Assistants Association, which represents about half the 1,800 teaching aides on the campus, vated lo strike after rejecting a contract oliee earlier mpus Caancelior 1. Edwin Young’ said he would refuse to

Just Like In The Old Days’ would have been a silly way to

Court

Rejects Bus Bid

ARMORED COLUMN Troops of the U.S, ith border northwest of Saigon. Several Vietnamese battalions are known to be across the fe along on a sweep Cambodian —_ border. (AP Wirephoto)

~~ ebout a mile and ‘ half from the

the lifeboats. third officers got in with Shear? The messman, ptotiamad iu: thanna Hussain, 25, of Bi ided that: None guy ees he thought it was a fireboat rill.” Ancien, monies

en He another jumper watches a ski stand nearly upright, held up by the wind. qT he first washout since additional pictures, Urea Mountain News: photo by Dick Ferris)

ago. They organized offi vowed to demonstrate peaceful-

space and picket schedules aca ly until President their demands.

The

United’

Nixon

Indians

meets

of All

der the 1865 Treaty of Point Elliolt. The Defense has announced that jow used for reserve training be deactivated this sum: , and Seattle wants it fot park,

ain further with the TAA as long as the strike continued. ‘The uss.stants, many of them graduate students, — deseribed their groug as the first unien of its_kind in the country to be

zed as a cainpus. bare gaining a UW Police Chief Ralph Hanson said s poeting this Toraing despite ckets, but others ened

thatthe strike was 50 per cent effective in if Lelters and Science, The Engineering and, Agriculture “schools were not affecte The Browns ben aining repretold newsmen they annoyed with a th ants’ role in curriculu nob con ory capacity.

Piano

Coordinated, Etc.’ WASHINGTON

lanning that gives adequate consideration to all

alternative

aunier

be replaced. Most city water

The executive Wisconsin Federation of Te. ers Issued a stat montSin ay announcing its support of aasoelation, federation said that of 3,000" state nembers, only 2 iow ate aitiliated on ihe UW campus with is Local 23,

the U. S. Geological

problems

result of shortages of sources of strains

upon

our

man-| page,

age and distribution system: The

water

outlook

haye

wat

not

EY SHIN

INS ght IN

(AP)

port

“cautiously

For —

Mrs.

the

ather

co) fectho, store

said.

sate

stie”

execpt, perhaps, for the arid Southwest it,

Pat

Richard

ERO

eclebrated her 58th birthday toda her family noted the event with a priv dinner, Tho family celebration was held Sunday when all members were presen

Mrs. Nixon was born in the smal! mining town of Ely, Nev., March 16, 1912. She was christened ‘Thelma Catherine Ryan but was given the nickname “pat by her father because she was born close to St. Parick’s Day.

Turn

association has asked for e influence in education, or invol

sources of water,”

said today. agency report said “the limited area concept of planning that has characterized much of the water resources development of the past” must

curricalum,.plannins. demands

(AP) — Most U. S, cities will bo

able to meet their water needs for the next half century if they adopt “coordinated comprehensive

nee

Other

Strategy

WASHINGTON CAPT — President Nixon and flee President Agnew poofed the administration's called “South rategy” with a twin-piana Vaudeville act that stole the show at tho weekend's Gridiron Club program. At the conclusion of the newsmen’s organization lampoon of government officials, Nixon walked on the stage and called on the vice president is join him and be interviewed on “Southern Strategy.” The President asked Agnew if there was ibs thern Strategy responded Agnew with an exaggerouthern accent. The two then debated who was the better piano And it was agreed to perform a duet featuring favorite-songs of —past— presidents. Nixon started with “Home On The Range,” a favorite of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Agnew, however, sounded discouraging word when he drowned out the President's strains with a rousing round of Dixie. Nixon made two more attempts to play favorite songs, but each time was interrupted with the vice rartron of ~Dixte."* —— Nixon and Agnew concluded their performance by playing “God Bless America” and “Auld Lang Syne.”

NEW YORK (AP) moreland, the Americans are b lence and “I don’t hav

Violence —

Gen.

William

West-

¢ to warn you this means an=

rehy.” ‘The general spoke at an annual communion breakfast for 4,000 New York City policemen, Westmoreland said the national soclety had become “unnaturally permissive" and that “things could get worse before they get better,

the port area to interview the men. “They didn't seem to know "a messman aboard

MONDAY, MARCH 16,

NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN- KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN

THE IRON MOUNTAIN

Pine Mountain ‘Classic Set Next Weekend Practice J

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home to-|

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| Exsitzertand

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and

Ole Wilman

jorwegian star, returned

to classes

today

After Blowout

sity of Denver but will be back for the weekend.

Watt,

Ken

Harkins

and

day and Sunday, has been re-| Hicks, all of Duluth: geheculed for “next weekend. |" wart, Hicks, Wilman

Dave

and

ane ane ' .| Pfiffner hope to get in some Saturday, waited Kiwanisuntil Ski4 | practice this week"hl, onWalt the Glub in offiicals” pertesty” jumps groomed

from

4 until

Den The Re 9 pam, today. ‘will have the paris OrLeaty 2rosary at tonight ot the fur eral home, Services will be held Tuesday at na the funeral hom | nnd at 10 0 rm: 2

‘arey, 71, of SagoLester M. la, died late jaturday afternoon at’ the Pine Manor Medical Facility, following a tong illness. He was born Sept. 24, 1898, Bagpla anc was # lifelong resi-iL of the area- He attenc led the schools in that area and op

at the Univer-

Pine American sta: relurffing will classic, ye Nich BLAMCOUES As ‘Adrian

postponed by high winds Satur-|

| din Funeral ae

\Lester Carey Dies After Long Illness

[here are Richard Ptittner of

PY The News The 3ist anniversary

‘Mountain

oe reviews comother meets.

CAUSE in

| among the jumpers staying

Sel

This Week we,

Jone

iy | mite

trio had, lo

Kraus.

The |

[Rydvat and

1970

ureurch in Sagola. cai datone the requaeni Wass. Burial will be in Evergreen Momorial Cemetery in Crystal Falls. The

monument

the

memory of George Washington was erccted at Baltimore, Md., in 1 20.

964, Mr, Carey was a form ner member of the Dickinson Co ty Road Commission and at | WITH ROCKING CHAIR COMFORT to erack the North Amer: hopes to track the. oh lee oe. a supervisor of Sag meter hills. township for five years, retir- TONITE & TUES. @ 789 ing due to ill health He m ar Officials said the winds, rang. ried the former Mildred Hant ing from 20 to 25 miles an hour ing in June of 1926 in Sagola. this weekend, made jumping too He was a member of the dangerous Thorsen, Waldo Carlson, Carl Wedin, Irving Johnson, Late Fourth CHARTER MEMBERS OF SKI CLUB—Six of the? charter Degree Knights of Co Charter Members Honored aray Trepp and Floyd ‘Job members of the Kiwanis Ski Club wi ono: lumbus of Irom’ Mountain, It was the first two-day blownight at the Pine Mountain ski dinver. Let to Sieh Ralph tron Mountain News ato) He leaves;-in addition to his out since 1966, when high winds Sund wile, four sons, Thomas ol ed_the National nual ated to follow at 1: spruce ond balsam has slowed of Wakefield: P ie; Johi fournament and Pine Mountain Pm, chael o} f Vulcan and Josey ph International to be postppned “The F cna peieaoetx However, Sunday was the until at caystal Falls; six sisters,| Monday oP th condition: Mrs, Donald (Haze!) Fuller of Honored at Saturday nifat’s dam, spies, joak te and” ‘red Detroit; Mrs, Clyde (Margaret ski dinner at the Dickinson pine’ pulpwood The Mic! Blupk of Union Hotel were the 17 charter mem. xame is true for the sale of Mrs. Carl (Dorothy) Nolan ot inet soaieona ia at eaad Club, or: ‘The Senior Citizens Council of In Williamsburg. Virginia, the cedar posts. Moweyer, the mar- Dickinson ‘arrison,. Mich; Mrs. Eden reports that party will be privileged to visit (Florence) ket for hardwood sawlogs is, reservations County the tournament once more. ‘Charter members ‘present p for Hayes of Whitehall, are still being ac- the restored colonial village spokesman for the two occasion were LaVer which includes most of the 18th | Mich. Mrs. Richard (Lucille) ee ‘The market for Fos from onlyThe fairNewberry “District, 1V) cepted forthe Old century capitol. Eighty-five of | Daniels of Janeaville; Wiss #: groups said today that the meet | Trepp, Cael Weain, Floyd Jn state Carolina bus tour; schedul land in the Uppet reports no market for uopeeled Ieave Pra ees es Gras Tescheduled for next week- amt Irving Johsnon, from the Dickinson Goure the original buildings have been | Buempeg et (Ba ea, rice) aspen, white birch and hard» ly Armory on April and Wal chee ind the | oe 4 and the wood pulpwoodir market| turning Apeil oS eh cla wit peo.| three b |, Chester andF TAKE THE MONEY Robert (Butch) Wedin, Kiwanis month of Januar, rT ness the event as many had to|Ski Club presented Guer. of tick attir ¢ Baraga Crystal Falls In new ss pues fully ple in 18th century return to their jobs today. a plaque to his father, Gar! Forestry District I reports the One of the most breath:taking. Wayne of Mar for red and jack pine air-conditioned qnd restroom a Hammerness Coming Back market’ for veneer and high- market equipped coaches, the tour par- aspects of the trip will be a | CR eee ang two great rand Dut. forestors have closed ‘the —GP All Ages re: may call at the TonComing back for the meet grade hardwood Jumber is poor Festival in mid-April in Friends sales on the Lake Superior ty will travel to the romantical- Azalea a Admitte but the lower-grade hardwood is pine here will be most of the compely historic southland, through North Caroline, ‘Tour Particle Foreat until April: The demand HE) selling. The aspen market re- for white and sed_pinp eawlogs the original colonies and will pants will have the opportu titors with the exception of the |S) mains good, but the demand for | Temaina high, Boa market view sygé Of early America to enjoy garden tours, orse three Czechoslovakian riders, Doubek, Frantisek | A Warning aod heres ‘of famous personal- pow pageants and parades. for cedar products continues. tiful formal gardens s Robert E, Lee and foresters report receipts Niagara Police | of State About Stonewall” Jackson - Mill be visited during the course $51,095.90 from timber sales the trip. nba party will then The group will enjoy visiting oftravel of 271 active permits in the Upon through the Smokey ~i|Prohe Larceny per Peninsula. Twenty - three many unique attractions Yelud> Mioustaloy Park, and PROBLEM? jentos. by Wedin at were issued during ing Serpent Mound in Qhio, the stop at the ‘National famous Blue Grass behalf te a Che At Residence the month that involved 1,287 reminder that almost forgotten use leaving acres with an estimated value Indian tribes ance roamed and Horsa Farms near told this writer, Niagara police are investigat- of $10,730. From Your will be«visited on the tour; Cisappoieting to _ hav ing the theft of $19 from a Forestry District 1 (Baragadiana, Ohio, West Virginia, really “wanted in Niagara last week. Crystal Falls) reported receipts Excess water in De body can be un= wae yo peneting Pharmacist Virginia, North Carolina, Kenaid Danielson in d comfortable, E-LUM will help y you t of $12,714.63 from ing practiced; the. colani RENE SAVOIE Mraz ‘said money, bills and the Green Brice | tucky, lilinis and Wisconsin — excess water weight We ati ive limber’ permits.’ Tis. mosphere members _ of the Drugs of the amphetamine wefe taken from the trict TH (Escanaba) reported Restaurant in the Allegheny an unforgetable circle of attracCudlip’s Drug Stere jumping team can ons. Thor ig, 23,432.00 from 99 permits, while Mountains; Thomas Jefferson's tions. fomily are somatimes called After leaving Iron Mountain, fountal-Kingsfordsg: and sev District IV (Newberry) account- estate ‘'Monticello”; for a Tue Eaareeree "pep pills” because they in with a part: Tuesday and Thursday The tare ed for $14,949.35 from 60 active al state capitals ‘and college the grou leaving Green i ceny was reported to police Fr Umber ‘campuse: ere stimulonts, prescribed tinue together for the remaincay.i by physicians In small the tour: In the theft is $3 contialng, ‘Danielson sald omounts for specific ailments. These drugs " l a Obimary Dial 774-0190 fiona will be used for overnight Braumart Building have effects that con ndaré Time st ops. Times Listed Are Ei tal = Mrs. John be disastrous to those whe ‘This promises to be-a most’ vices for Mrs, John (Mil-| WBAY-TV — Channel 2 WFRY-TV — Channel 5 tip frou m a standmisuse them. Don't be a dopel dred) Bartolameolli, 62, were| Veritieatlon of an appeal, to |ment of the tine serving rural interesting point of historical value; od permitting a indon.- | areas of Dickinson, Delta and one held at 9:30 this morning at} on: order talgia a ae les of Chicago &| Menomines counties was issued beautyfilled the Tondin Funeral Home. The |m 4:30—zariy Brow is spring In all its pare James Moran, Rev. Lloyd W. Tornell, pastor| North ‘Western rallway. branch lest_month by jor is experienced and en-| @:00— Truth OF Consscuences |of the First Covenant church,| line beturean Felch and Narenix hearing exeminer for the ICC owing a public haring In Es- fo been received by Halmer 6.20—Hantiey - Brinkley officiated. ‘Those desiring to make reser ecretary-treasurer of aba Sept WALGREEN AGENCY Great” His a oso fe Rock Quarry Carp. Deadline Tor appéal to thé or- ‘vations are @1 and "We M Evel Small enough to know you, but Way” were sung zoe Mrs. Paul| Dahlgren said he received ald ler was originally set for March very soon by calling Nts. Rob. large enough to serve you! | ert Long, 774-3477, Philip A. 11 but was extended by the I i C4 Larson and Mrs. Lawcence| | Rahim, sccompanied my Mrs| Hart Saturday stating: igan vi e Doris Cort “Pride Of St. Lou's a have Palbogse wore Jack Broslo Commission soviet “me“appeal satis “the alle Fdward Alsteen |reach the Taterstate ‘Commerce service Mo the people of the ‘Alec’ Fed Cor‘ammission today. area.’ and Alfeed Antonetth He said. that C&NW Is ging Burial was in Cemetery Park. |": The order to permit abando limited service at present, madly hauling. pulpwood ‘for loggers and wood from the| HIGHWAY TOLL Petfonville mill operated by Roger St Strong opposition to the abandonTeat of the branch line ha wee Sa cia | iced by residents of the Pech = Perronville ~

alsa BRAUMAR

pm. beforeInternational. calling themeet Pineoff erthe withPine a distance Mountain record-holdMountain of 337 fect, ee meeting of the spimportant iki Club at 7:30 tor | MM Luke's‘e, Gem Gem Der Dar | must attend to make preparations for the rescheduled tournament next weekend,

Timber Sales Market Unchanged

Senior Citizens Bus Tour Reservations Still Open

WATER WEIGHT..oe

“PEP PILLS”

E-LiIM

The Miller Agency, Inc.

Abandonment Of Railway Branch Appeal Verified

Ace Drugs

Pine Grove Country Club

MONTHLY Wednesday,

STAG

March

Dinner - 6:30

18th

p.m.

According to the latest figures from the [nsurance Information Institute, 1969 highway deaths will approximate 53,600 with 4.5 million people injured in 24.4 million accidents, Economic loss is estimated at $16.5 billion.

industry representatives, coun1s and others who claim at the economic future of the area is totally dependent upon J! rau shi on the ine. |

No figures could possibly describe more vividly the dangers of driving in 1970. Good automobile insurance that is adequate is as necessary as gasoline in your tank, Talk to us!

Cash at the curb How does Fiat do it for the price? Tronsportation in its purest form. Breaks the convention of making payments on a big car. The 850 Fomily Sedan. Low gas consumption. Low eben Sole

equipment and so a1

lubrication, 5,000-mile ail-change. Radial ply

9s are stondord

extras” al noextra cost. Lowar the cost of baing young.

How does Fiat do it ‘for he price?

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MARCH 14

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THE IRON

MOUNTAIN

IRON MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN

NEWS,

sive |

their peak during, “Be. Kind To Animals” Week, May i49. May. rs Will be asked to issue proeffect. ta foion onparean

Site Offered To Humane

Damage In Aecidents_

Se wider slated, James Brandt, building com- phone. on a county greatly encouragedby mnltise chairman, reported that ey as with well drained, the grant, and expected early an and a half of ideally and both ‘sun ‘sid urement of such an ideal this h ha fuited "site land has’been offered shade for tng animal It dl to invite aa Society, when the group peandt promise at ult new members, that held jts regnlar monthly, moet-|deseription of are mary tasks of raising suf ing ‘Thursday evening in ear future. fic ent funds and building the

Mage was extensive In two ockend fccidents, according to Tron Mountain police. Ab 2:50 p.m. Saturday, cars ve by Sindy M. Sleik'of 101 ewton street, Kingsford, abel Julia on, 304 Antoine stree!, collided at the open intersection of West Hughitt street and Stockbridge a In a mishap st 38:28 Sund: driven by Jack H. Giachino of 910 West Lads ington street struck a parked car owned by James R. LaHaie of 707 West A street in the 700 block of West A stree Glaching wan’ licked for corel ees criving. 40 p.m. Sunday, damage wes minor wang oie driven by Cheryl A. Anderson of 536 Cass avenue, Kingsford, backed

Reddy Room of the Wisconsin Michigan Power Co, building.

UIRIGUaIy Mrs, Johnson's

human realized.

very

‘The land, otered by Me. snd offer and expressed the:r thanks and gratitude y President Dou th of | covered preliminary

shelter

will

soon

hers Refreshments

were

cnjoyed

Tron Mountain, bordering on old tions of building requirements, following the meting, The next M95, three-fourths of a mile materials, and costs. necting. will be a. special north af the US-2 juretion. | Dir. A. A. Mellon, fund chair-|calied by the president. to be “This site possesses all of the| ma, displayed a chart contain- | ne! ait West C qualities required for a humane | ing 10 different methods of r led for 7. poh, Dullding, yard, and runs. Tk 1s] ine buliding ani operation funds ea removed from zoning problems, it

very

near

Iron

and its workers pool,

Mountain

near

| Those

chi

directors

ajrapidly

the board

will

acted

as possible,

of |

upon as

with

the

upon

leon

T of France

taking the crown

arc ‘Kathy L. Smith, hingstora Dixie L. Quick, da 9. 408

be ©

Me. and Mrs, Robert Foster were welcomed as new mem-

Schneider actif.

District Court Thomas L. Quick, Kingsford, abe . Smith, |charged with being minors it [eprcmlolof Shlasieanly, warn | ch assessed fines and costs of a. State Pattee made. the

insisted

into hs

main highway, electricity, tele-|fund raising activities reaching own hands lo crown himself.

le Police made

Introdu Twin City Cab Servico Radio Dispatched 24 Hour Service Iron Mountain, Mich.

424 East Grand Blvd. Phone

774-4151

_ street. in the 200 block of Woodward avenue.

“HEAVY DAMAGE 1N FIRE—Fireman Norm Paternoster of tron Mountain, fire department climbs a ladder as he fights @ fire at the residenceof Robert Anderson, 1600 South Stephen: son

Fourth Degree

avenue,

See

accompanying

story,

(Iron

Mountain

News

photo)

Heavy Damage Today

Potluck Supper Tuesday Night

A potluck supper for members 1585, will be’ held at 6 tomorrow ovening in the KC elub3. "the supper is for Fourth degree _members, their wives and widows. Dinner service will be furnis ‘A short meeting will be held following tho meal, with cards to fallow, in charge of Mrs. Pauline Rousse and Mrs. June O.

‘ity In Brief

In House

Fire

Iron Mountain Boosters will

meet at B tonight at the Wittock Supply Co. building. Pine Mountain Rifle and Pistol Cinh pistol unit will meet at z Sees oh tie Teens Sia r range, and the “rifle “nit ‘will meet’ at? Vednesday night. The club is affiliated with United Sportsmen, Inc.

Here

Warren W. Peterson, 304 Forest street, Iren

tos birth to a baby Friday fire gutted the kitchen

| Around I

Mishap At

Junction.

Xeon iolithe! leader,’ died this

Saturday

79-Year-Old Pine Creek Man Dies

Peninsula

CIVIC

LEADER

19, of Moun-

titlestion eard to obisin intoxi“frie was plcked up in an Aurera tavern and posted bond of $45.

The

dryer:

The electric

tain, was arrested by Florence county sherift's olticers Sunday night for usingan altered iden-

moring caused) and porch ot the rear of the| at tne residence one-story | woud-irame | heme-| wAniiersin avenue at 10in| [Rs 66the‘eel Mone incited South Stephensoa heavyrestsmoke ial dame Tron Mountain Cause of the fire in unde. Tron Mountain firemen were) termined, firefighters sail. Ti summoned at 8:30 a, m, today|is bglicved the blaze | and had the fire under control| have started in the pantry. may in sbout 15 minul Firemen returned to the staAnderson tion at 10 a.m. two of his children eseaped| No cstimale cn damage was from the home uninjured after| available ring the blaze. Anderson's Wife is a patient at Me-|/

gave eave m

Cited For

Changing ID Card

Fire this iL els damage

Iron Mountain Trap Club will meet Tuesday at 7.30 p.m, atie

the Ritz in ‘Soread Eagle.

Youth

Henry Octave DeGrave, 73, of Pine Creek, died Sunday morning at Pine Manor Medical Facilily, Kingsford, past several illness months. DeGrave was bora June 1g, 1999, at Wilson, Mich. He was married May 21, for St. a Te maved (0 Tron Moun

DIES

residence after a long illness. | DERRICK BOAT Dacieps aay leslenateaiand | (SAUTT_A\ newsidelrick, beak driver ticketed as ult of | costing half a million a two-car accident at 1 p.m. [dollars has been: authorized for

Mal, just south |the arpaforof Engineers in 1823 ntl ‘remaining the ofSaturd: US2 contract 38.80 Was here, award« ‘ain Somnany it ceased.sitopera: Michigan Stale Police here | ¢d b: Detroit District of the tors i Kingsford. Me thes sad ee aciven by Jeliney Ly, |US. Corps of Engineers for de- lions in Kingsford. He then fan of Niagara wos northbound |sign and construction of the sere tne a> years ago, on US-141 when Lyman applied boat for delivery to, this port He wasa a niember Holy Doctor 0.K's This the brakes just before the US-2 The new boat, named the Nico- Se Name nienbae atof (te:the they thie aod je | car skidded |lel, "ll operate behind intersection-and-his aaa Hemorrhoid Treatment |inic'the opposite laneautocolliding [sweep theraft,channels, removingharbor obstacles St hisrates with a southbound oper. |from and| Ondor-of He leaves wife Margaret: " : escher locks area. eight sons, Jule of Kingsford, John of Iron Mountain: Hubert For NJ. Couple's Son cid, be) overt Se e he iss Oe riecey, Treatment Shrinks Piles, | Lyman was licketed for care- |“ MENOMINER Noun — Arrance-| ofFlorence, Pewaukee,Wis.;Wis.;Harold Lawrence of Newof Rolieves Pain In Most Cases | less driving. i Per Unde War. thie Wetiioe Wine amen (Beolier Ro Injuries were reported a tn A in the Klenk : i G.F.M.)st of — Beene = | en Chem-| Harold, Brazil, Ore Te i} the-mishap, according iitelen ae esrb Sos Oe ea Te ra now ‘ Notes

to Pi

ion H!" Doctorshave proved in

nog cates teal

to-troop-jiegt co, of Fraser as the city’s | South America: Clifford of Sulnewest industry. It is expecied| livan, Wis., and Robert of Northat the firm will be located at| way:' Tour daughters, | Mrs. the former

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March 23 at the following schoo!

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with

out the ice.

Westwood School Quinnesec School of

cold

on their backs. The olf dwelling went up like kindling and the asphalt composition shingles, penetrated by frozen moisture, exploded when the intense heal of the flames thawed and boiled

Garden Village School Roosevelt School

Times

{Boas)

a thy) Burkart,

|imunity. The children, all cn- wis eveciny at the Rochon Furolled at Mass-Greenland Ele- ‘The Knights of Columaus will join in the rosary al 8 tonight at cautionary the funeral home. after another student contracted be held at the liver disease. Five o: Tuesday morning at the funeral hepatitis cases involved home and at 9:30 family while two others were ulate, Conception hu reportedly unrelated lo any . Gino Ferraro will intone the other cases. Fogiiem ass, Factat! cell Shela) CSERS HOME BURNS IRONWOOD — Flames erupted through the frame home ol othe family has requested that the James Rigoni family and flowers be omitted. consumed it in swift order. The id spread of | “he Iran Mountain News. Ve family into

Breitung Township Scheols will take placo on Monday,

and 1:00 te 3:00. p.m. Michigan Law requir

poe

Lewis

western

Provo Tablets or your moneyDaun back,srone cUDUPS

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and

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THE IRON MOUNTAIN

News

Philippines -- Softest In

‘You’re Going Great—Just Stick 'o The Middle Of The Road?’

A PANAX PUBLICATION 215 E. Ludington Street tren Mountoin, Michigan LESTER § STAPLE, Genero! Mancger RAY CRANDALL Editor

Lands Alarms

Citizens

Private recreation land in the Upper Peninsula {s-being acquired by public agencies at a rate that might well be considered alarming by some citizens. ———— During the late 1960s, three large-scale land transactions

set

the

stage

for

the

ultimate

acqui

tion of thousands of acres of privately owned land by the federal government for recreation use in the Northern Peninsula The first of these was Sylvania. a tract of near— Jy 19,000 acres in Gogebic County that was purchased outright by the U. S. Forest Service for $5,740,000 from

the private owners, who

had

‘The

part of the Ottawa

National

without Somehow leaks ing their _Bieailos,

Forest and is being administered as a public recreation

area.

‘The following year, President Lyndon Johnson

signed

bill

establishing

the

Pictured

Rocks

Na-

tional Lakeshore in Alger County.

This called for

development

area

both

lying

public

recreation

consisting

zones

between.

Munising

on the remote area.

and

The trend toward a flow of private land Into

public ownership that developed in the I: half of the last decade shows signs of continuing ih the 1970s.

Already this year, 3,215 acres along the Stureon River in Delta County and fronting on Lake

Michigan have been purchased from the American Playground Device Co. for $175,000. The funds were put up by Nature Conservancy, a national organ-

iation

dedicated

wild lands.

to the preservation

WASHINGTON — Anyone for Boiled ministration reflects a fear that

the United States can't win in Laos,

no matter

what we do.

loomy prospectus was testimony by a gaggle of high

the gist of hitherto ponte

government officials before the Prmniagion subcommittee of the

Foreign Relations com« As has been the case so often in the past, the Communist policy in kingdom

that little landlocked is bi on the confi-

Commission,

was

a gift

the

state

was

accepted

donated

the

commissioners.

Elliott

The

Donnelley

money

Chicago,

wealthy publisher who also is national president of _Trout Unlimited, Inc. Jie previously had do more than $43,000 to purchase 638 additional acres

—_._Manistique_t

util

and for other recreational purposes. ; as a

snowmobile

route

Supervisors was informed that the U.S. Forest Service has obtained an option to purchase a private

sign to force the

Asia.

It would

pose an

nent threat to the indtpend-

ce of power

in Southeast

the enemy shuns Sich,

a seizure. Every shred of Amintelligence suggests a prefer to pursue a policy of interminable harass. ment of both the Laotian and ‘U.S. governments, aimed eventually’ at accomplishing the eeu

more cee ab A __good

was “The Green Bere!

per cent of your take on any picture will be foreign. You make a picture about Vietnam and you ean kiss off the foreign take. It woortn't” sett: ims are expensive. A firstrate movie usually requi ge mumbers of (oops, explor well as far-gff, lengthy

takeover

tl at

veeU.S. intoWy eaelong

(ne, upcomm

ed at Hs

Tes

ence of Thailand and Cambodia and probably delay if not ¢ancel the Vietnamization of the Vietnam war. it would put an end to -Afwerican: attempts to maintain a. ne

purpose as a

would produce. There Is pathing innovative about policy. Beerthealte Wad WaniL Tt has “been the ‘Communist de-

Immi-

Dramatic Value

ly BOB THOMAS HOLL YWwouD (AP) — Why, in editor asks, See pete any

“deed? There has bedn Just the other day, the Alger County Board of Baie eho foie lized

Herder, ee stl

mene

“Lack Of

along the Little Garlic. At the same meeting, the commission accepted a small parcel of private land in Luce County for development of a wildlife impoundment and a lease on 181 acres of abandoned railroad ae

same

port, the royal Laotian governent could not prevent an enTf Just dcosn’t have the horses. Peg pe imei

eoinntilee. thererace ating jent Nixon could do about Kt short of committing American forces to another allout Vietnam war. Even with the help of U.S. “advisers” from the Central Intelliegncy Agen-

ANDREW TULLY

cy and American bombing sup-

aroun

ere

{1}. Anterican economy “Son “involvement Fae ihe 1,5) in the posilion of a fire

department forced to dash from ane fire to another until Its fire ee ig depited. ‘Thus,

of quality

$24,000 for purchase of 720 acres of private land along the Little Garlic River in Marquette County

the

alternative

enemy takeover of Laos is just as disadvantageous to longrange American policy in that area. Indeed, surely weaken the American capacity and will to resist_ What intelligence has told Washington policy makers is that the enemy seeks to acquire control of Laos by political means, By seizing = key the country,

iNew eoverament established by the Geneva accor In Communist tegen | that would be fa_* "take ‘aver. President Nixon, ta entmeiat.

public

acencies

if the project

receives

final approval, which appears doubtful at this time. Some residents of the Upper Peninsula, already concerned aver the vast state and federal holdings ubove the Straits, are especially disturbed over any development that threatens to remove more trou-

sands of acres from the tax rolls, -

Prevent By

DR.

WAYNE

Diphtheria BRANDSTADT

ren who fave not been inocu 7

sbout half

ne made ie because diphtheria, a. very

preventable. e ine contagious disease, is so e produces whilish membrane that may spread the arynx and obstruct he child's breathing hea -: ut Ou D

alitis (brain fover) o cad paralyels of the soll ‘palate With the lal swallow forceaceon the food or liquid ou See onoften ive

All infants: should get a Sipe fooping cough: tetanus inoculation al the age of thtee months. child who hss swt had the protection should get it if i is under 6. If he is over 6 he should get dipatheria tet-

anus trithout the pertussis In the unlikely case of an

Tot had an should get Q Alter four ag a mild

Cunooping epidemic,

war.

the

cerning

every

Yet

nation’s

aspect

conflict. from the home “Since You Went Away,

Wor

screens

of the front We brary,

the Story of Gf Joe “Those pictures were mostly fo support

tional

effort,”

remarked

the nae an

dustry observer. “They helped

in recruitment, in seiling bonds, in one up the nation’s mo:

rale,

audi-

found a reac idn't

‘were good or not

the

rac me who has

“It

was

ean War.

been

different

with

the

jes were

Ko-

The nation “hadn't

attacked.

made

about

the Korean

War, but it's hard to dramatize # War in

which nalional survival

is not: the issue.” even more true Vietnam: Produéers felt th lacked dramatic values.

film-makers. Century x was recently handed a

sopping bill for use of Peatl Harbor, oral

“To

‘Tora!

Obviously an antiwar movie nam would be exy difficult and expensive, Defense Departmen

icamert ot tte publ but sieo Congress, whieh’ does the throwing of monkey wrenches. Sen. Mike Mangfield, for ex:

ample, has sald the independence of Laos is not worth Tons

of American lives. But he adds that U.S. forces should cea

ta try to block Minh trail supply rere mikes Laos into South Vietn: 1 bs enough to minke’ Nitin

Otyatk mobths ade, James ‘ison Jr., the American minister in Manila, told Sen. Stuart Symington’ fee on U.S. security commit. ments overseas, there was very little possibility at that time of a revolution or coup d'etat But that was ‘before a late~ blooming — student movement suddenly sprouted into a series i confrontations at Malagenang Palace—the Philippine at the U.S, embassy and in Pl: za Miranda. One At backwater, and here the people ‘Ry KATHY DIBELL demonstrations at the U.S, Em combat 40 hassy in Manila since January, and winter days with He notes grave weaknesses in of daylight. Many of, the 19 and dimes, Philippine _sociely—grat | that faces a different kind of prob- hours 5 ,0 0 natives—Jndians, Eskigoes beyond the norm even for mos and an huct and year—how to handle a aa antiquated land-owning fish for subsistence. S stirs cries of feudal. $900 million is what the Communications e pr ism: a society where the rich nation’s oil companies bid last tive. There Is no live artelevision get richer-and the poor get poor- Se wr leases on Alaska’ rich North Slope. It repre~ 1 young people lash out more than Alaska has reing. a at the! Palisa peablaiaent sents ceived in state revenues in 10 distance line from Juneau to Anand we get-4aught in the cross- years-of statehood. chorage at, noon isa mi fire.” he explains. Gov. Kgith H. Miller in his in the remote ociation with the establishment state of the state message to the achievement, that-makes-us-a-target.’” 6 lawn ‘There is another view among rent ses: Be state wi some knowledgeable American legalize session in Alaska’Sharad financial authorities. that the is more when that oil ts governing powers in Manila legislators, who incinde millions nally coaxed out of the frozen may have encouraged the anti- Eskimos ‘and big game guides rounds and into fullecate, proAmerican demonstrations — to along with, tg fava Jawrere duction, expected by mit ease pressure against President The windfall amounts cm more Ferdinand Marcos’ administra- in for a session that could ‘eel wom tion and provide an escape Jast until May, valve for sludent unrest. Some of the oldtimers How to get it to them? also 4 ations for atebnod ere ically two turned attention awa: with trepidation, fearing the of thought. “One would Severe economic situation and a mer Russian derritory Sionly schools sock away the prin cipal and threat of bankruptcy, aula alford to be 8 spend only the interest. Interest ena mob. burst_through needs are‘antaslice alone would amount fo a minigeal ates of the U.S. Exibassy overs a terri mum of $70 millign a year for a Feb. 18, rampaged fhrough the fifth the size of the continengrounds and set fire to an alfice {at United States. Yeti a eas fate, that, hes : sisal git wns tar lowest point than 2,$00-mitex “of paved highOthers side with “U.S. Sen. in -Philippine relations wa; ‘Gravel, D-Alaska, who since the island gained their in Anchorage and Fajrbanks a¥e Mike “This is'the poorest generdependence in but unemployment is said, ation of Alaskans there ever will . Ambassador “Henry By- bes nation’s highest—and shi reade in the bush it ranges sy 1a efi pute protested failure of WS per as propo: cen tapruilion budget for next £ alrovids ic te Poverty in the remote villages ear, saying, “inete a Fos -as-direasin recaena te

There

Pah Re ea Ea By The Way You Still Live By HAL BOYLE is not measured by the a vived but

it people grow old unconsclously’ Suddenly they prised ta find they aren't y anymore. the accompany: ing feeling of disillusionment makes them feel even ol rom gellingo fore you have to. At ta necessary to keep from ose thin, whichtmaake you fook, ct asd feel old

ple, you are probax by letting youreelt’ old premaurely if— beri most of the days you carry ion would be forthcom+ wender why he wanted to be an umbrella it doesn't actually President. aln-“you Just thought it might. our kitchen drawers is Slutted Sith all Kinds of string BERRY'S WORLD — By Jim Berry you have saved but could never possibly u: ‘You would rather read # long dull obituary in the newspaper than a ne account of a sports e} it oceurs tu you that you are talking more to yourself 1 i

are economie coicerns

Se Sriccaty: Via enaricels nake 4 producer. "Most of the Ameri Gah movie audienee today is un aw cant cell thom a lag you have to figure about 50

used

to,

and

enjoying

member since you _had_a_pew idea or changed an old prejudice. You have a set piniod on every subject, and the opi mally isn't too

Quiz

ny ey me

"| beléng to ‘Activists Anonymous.’ Whenever I seo a cause in which | wont 10 become involved, I-coll anther member—and he talks me out of iti

had your you'd -just =as s00n the ion gap became a two- feterin map. ttled down to a sere fes of rigid rituals for you, Youu avold fresh adventures. It upsets you even if you have to tui reah commer and drive dowi a different street to get hom

Many view the $900 million as that must be preserved for future generations.

each year, ‘The main legislative propos:

als on money will wait until spe-

cial House

and Senate

monetary

committees complete their deliberations. Their first step was to invite more than 40 bankers, Jnvestmont counselors and other iscal experts at the experts’ Gatto Gone. sive lem os how to handle the money. ‘The outside experts were vire tually unanimous in recommending a sizeable permanent fun

You have lost the feeling ot wonder, except that now- and then you wake up in the middle of the night and wonder what life is all about and whether it is. all worthw! eet te ete, cla—ial ob you have no to 60 legislators re-<lection, Flame but *yourselt, You let it and at least 18 are said to be inhappen to you. ferested in statewide office.

Recalling The Yesterdays

pastor in

Wortd is wearing out all at once. It 4s longer tha

rudent man should not’ go jn Spending regardless of how jonihes expendilure might

You would niecuss politics by June 30, and politicians than discuss ‘lori. Basic to his plan is a per‘manent, untouchable fund of only 5 roblems of young people per centillionwouldfrom bewhichwithdrawa no longer interest ‘you. Ri jou

ntly you disapprove of tho al js Monday, March 36,' cause he talks Wath day of 1580, There are social issues’ tuslend "ot sticking the 0 the dangers of sin and the 290 days left in the year. Berit of hellfire. IN HISTORY: je doctor can't find any. HIGHLIGHTS On this date in 1905, Adolf tile a you, you slart Hitler broke the Versailles ng ‘medicine habitually any: Treaty and re-established unimilitary training. in Ger-” waagd must hayevesoxnethin something wrong versal many, with him somewhere and therefore ought to be taking medicine ‘On this d to cure it, whatever it is. In 1521, the eee ese pave y mention of sex either gator, Ferd ta bores you or mal Solel the Philippines: es ous. You can’t see any reason 1751, the fourth U.S. presi~ why anybody would want to talk Madison, was born or write about it anyway. Tho dent, Jameseaeway, swbole business is vastly overhe U'S. Congress aura "the estalanest of Tha gs don't seem to last as . Military Academy Jong as they aid'tn the old days West Point, —lamps, light bulbs, ‘in the Pacific War, ahoestrings. Why, sometimes "t ‘ie: in mbers attacked. seems like everything in the installatiogm in the new

as op the war nt ed, film-makers were afraid to sack such a controversial isue, Except for the redoubtable Sohn Wayne.

Quick

to he taken,

forces. But, prodd

injection of diphtheria toxoidwithin 90 days one. and I have an Rh incompatibility. miscarriages 1 finally have # baby, but be form of cerebral palsy. Could we child Q—In Hinduism, what central y is not a cause of cerebral figure poe; seponds to Buddha in jue to various factors including — Buddhi pa en figura compar:

would have

ine A ilippines is in excess of halt : bien dollars ‘The terms Kinned erican busioninegotiated when

The Unite Said it would not seek continuation of any special trade preferences in arket. The i pines ‘has asked for an extension of preferential treatment in the ¢ tmarket bul wants to end any American preferences in te Padippines, t whatever the outcome of ane of United the Patty. there renatiations States is planning ws educa is pines. Situations have ari presence in the Philippines after where American GI's by accident or design have been per- Vietnam according to a high American policymaker. In lino mitted to lea islan fore the Philippines feat entice with the Nixon doctrine, he said, “we will cut back but that does was not answer the fundamental Such a situation appears inev~ problem. It is their own society itable because the United States that is ailing.” and the Philippines disagree on

quired

bout

waterfowl management area has run into stiff local

2 S &

on south of Munising consisting of 100 acres Wayne. It was picketed by antilocations. fects the national Interest. Bul and two and a half miles of shoreline on Macomb WaT generat——puring Uemonstrators amt World War tt anc until —aner ly panned by the“att critics,health:yet recent times, the U.S. govern. to thinkViewnat four or five times beLiake. ed to ment has provided es and fare noreasing the U.S. involveA : proposal to acquire about 25,000 acres of pri- profit'at it the box offices equipment free or at bargain ent in vately owned land in Menominee County to be inNo other film company has Fates to films that were consld- "In the Laoe situation, as well corporated in a joint 45,000 acre state-federal embarked on another movie ered favorable to the fighting a in Viena.) he, Hs aa, pore resort

resistance, however. The proposed Hayward. Lake waterfowl project came to light shortly in advance of last month's meeting of the Natural Resources Commission and has been under steady fire ever since by surprised Menominee County farmers and other land owners whose property would be ac-

Philippine business god inane cial Pomomunity jacked the

Two Schools Of Thought

camat In And About Washingto

At the February meeting of the Michigan Natur-

al Resources

1a. taken to sta-

of a 27,423-acre inner (or invialate) zone and a 38.145-acre outer (or buffer) zone, the

Marais, All of the land in the inner zone will be acquired by the National Park Service— This means about 21,500 acres of land that was privately owned will become federal property, since Jess than 6,000 acres within the inner zone was in public ownership at the time the bill was signed. Privately owned land in“the outer zone will be acquired by the federal government in cases In which an owner violates the land use provisions of the Pictured Rocks Act. Finally, in 1969, the will of Gordon McCormick, heir to the McCormick reaper fortune, left a 17,124acre tract in Marquette and Baraga counties to the U. S-Forest Service for establishment of an experimental forest. The ce, which has incorporated the tract in the Ottawa National Forest, intends to conduct recreation land use experiments

serious pro-

who has jurisdiction over U.S.

eaten ‘have sprung upy recently. The proximity of | the Huks to created

used

It is now

tiethethough Philp oo, inea two yeran aes. . “departed, Huk

the land and its 36 lakes as a hunting and fishing

playground.

The Far East

ost 12 Hours eal By SPENCER Carlo: NCAP) vat tne tone of a wortied father senlor American official “says the ’ Philippines spol P in theue, Far Dar East Bet for a revoWithin ttle Nixon administra~ jwarrel deepened when tion, there is an increasing bs fendel Rivers, D-S.C. ing the Philippines, could follow Relows; 1 ‘vietm y Lape hr the fietd-of— Tevolutionary “liberation” war- perl ‘and called for a cutott itary social-economit

Loss Of Recreation

16,-1970

Iron Mountain

MONDAY, MARCH

NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN + KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN,

Japanése resistance

on Iwo Jima came to an end after one of the bloodiest battles of the Pacific War. 965. In an clection in Eqypt, Gamal Abdel Nasser won snavnee six-year term as Presiden Ten years ago—U.S. Defense Thomas S. Gates. Jr. etter Unio:

tan that of the Soviet

ary ago — The Isracll Bay Voted to accept W Germany's offer to exchange ambastadora between the Iwo countr| One year’ ago — A Venczuelas Jelliner crashed ia Mara Voneruele, Eighty four perenne on the plane and at least 71 om the ground were kill

16, 1970

THE IRON: MOUNTAIN

NEWS,*IRON MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN,

Former Aide

-Tennerirs. Her= ence, Wis. recently received his second’ award of the U.S Air Fi Pamnendation Medal at Travis AFB, Cal Major Tennermann was decorated for meritorious achievement as an operations officer facing ‘a speci: a Air Force project at Trav’ as cited for his oustanding professional Skill and knowle m™ siti awa OL the, ea at Travis Command

which

KRAFT

;

NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — A

| ‘Mokarion ae police maintained a tight si

Autoren “aald the body of the 40-year-old former interior minister was found Sunday night in his car on a lonely roa about fou i

} j i |

fakarios

called

his

complietty

}

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Israel since the 1967

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QUESTION

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| attend. Westwood and Quinne-

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Dear Ann Landers: M

We Give B&E Green Stamps

links. Makes about 24 large pancakes — 6 to 8 servings. “Recipe may be halved.

= MY husband asked

’

STORE

305 Stephenson Ave.

Serve with butter, maple syrup

and browned por!rk

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fr partner continues to | as an elephant’s eye by the 4th of July, but tho “skirts fine as wat ao gee ae Answer Tomorrow

Police, will speak oa narcotics

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Bit said, “I beee your nardop,

wat "depend, on the opening en provided South follows the | have no illusions about myself, I [le | proper plan of campaign, : My legs arer not my y bestfea <2

BiG YAM PANCAKES

When ciceaaful meetings . are held in downtown|1;| pass

: :

our

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different

ethdays of Mra, Al as Vigne and Str. orae Santo be obser will 1 sone Vilage, ozo ate be Be asat, Micdgan Bain

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OR | 23AM teaspoons

/ |

in the ‘op

our whole play at Broblem. He should refcse the | a |

Due

5 Our Community Club with Mrs. George Schuelke at 1 p.m Westicedy oe ‘a potluck luncl

Committee for this meeting Elmer Mrs. cl . Mrs. Wilfred Flori-| chi co-chairman, Mrs. Gary

Today

|trick a diamond finesse and try to cash | some well meaning female pulls | will you repeat that?” My husOswald: ‘That is particularly | dummy's ace and king of clubs. | me aside, grabs the hem of my | band repeated the s.ateme t. true about erand jfiems. You! If they both live, he will ds- | dress, and folds it under three | Bill grabbed him and said

it 0 White or Yeliow Sae Our Large Selection ‘ Occhietti’s Jewel owey. Se

gives

!ract, the more important that|

$$, . WATCH BANDS By | eeidal oe Mister

Thursday.

Restaurant.

44 teaspoon cinnamon

: “He uses against a club opening. Against oats. | EEE a trump opening, he can't ruff | Te PeUets of eaicolia( at} | Pecaske tworspndes, so he hes to go | | way. different a tricks 13 after | vibersile Beh | The! gears, ete et ten | Landers — eee isto ty ta set up | Ann yterm for use of narentes ts one | | west North East South of clubs and rulfs a club. If! ae = 2. pis: 2 oe 1S, ae ‘ Meg by. chaired soesting, can The he both opponents follow, SY 4N.T, Pass of| | Pas Martin William whereupon | Anstcers Your I roblems Pass Fase | [ruff one morethe club, [Pes 1% the Pctvicrion Womens Ag) | Pass | rest of the gilt Bis King apd 1f clubs opened with | sociation break 5-1, | will be good. lesd—@ Opening | an-| hy followed scripture and the dia: on back fall: tras-tohe: [| a ““reuncements pertaining to the] morning. I'm going next door fin mond : = project. tosien nihnalsse Ted is sleep“A diamond lead Qswald: dim: “The higher your con-| tabl

meecing

has d Mrs. Vern Soren- | Holy Week, the meeting been advanced one week. an.

chai

son, co-

Jauq Postuchow | ead

ieee Robert Ferguson, Soe JoAnn cae M ) a Fesk, Vermin: TSE cee Ted ———

jure to win, provided the first|

Randy

Fork

Nepper, | and

John

Mrs.

will have

Cis — Mark Cam

rere

Sacob: fed trees ex ES!

. a.

Koelbl, on, Rebecca Mikeua} Fei Duane Olsoa| ésTeoma, tnd Melody Postuchow. Grade — Teresa Feak, | Bonn“Fags csee onnie Miller, | y Roel

today announced

the Channing High School ho: or roll for the fourth mackiog riod me ca ows — Louis Feak,

ara -

Canasta, Mra. Vernon Sorenson. | funcheon

on April 8,| March 19, at 1 p.m. at Knife | ‘The next meeting,

ING — Principal Ken- |

gerne

|neth

eteeterersrerag 1

according to Encycloje home of | weeks, evdia Rritannic der

magralng: St. Ann's Society of sien r: | Meuntain regular monthly

cucel and Mrs. Joseoh Jin : pore and Mrs. Anthony

Announced

f ‘

in 26

pou

of 26

Robert Apder-

Mr. and Mrs

‘ch 13 at’ Memorborn at the church at times net, six : in pomething| iapp0 rne untilSolvedrecen‘ly leader ial exis;Hospital ed by eachogeeCircle Bb andioueWeight: four tag cleefing toe /ilgetn which A had ot been holt | pounds, four and one half oune De Aetaheeateing, (oe the seithin the jurisdiction Teof | ea os al He re Tom turkeys reachja ma-| “Under the Search and. Sel

| not = made, W ens and narcotics ‘both fall ube

quarter ounces.

toio bring articles for the ru wre albete poh 500, ! |mage ha sale to be held Friday Albe rs, Sherman, Mra. Alfred et John

Feet

wil be Coyne. Members =

Hones PI

cnr aries, ure ‘crak gore: ol Bee Polen aes See

YArah

cles be: Tu

hag.

special education class. rg fenation was ‘ade tol are on the lunchc committee. Bp. m at thian Sisters Bball Following the meeting cards ee AeMarionof Weiser

sayen pounds, six and three-

be DY

<7 :

Weight: |

‘Hospital.

at home of De- | Memorial

wil have the lesson

munity

Quick of Robert daughter, and Mrs. Road, sae ir.Riehle Laura Jean, born March 18 at

Mrs.

home

at the

Neighbors al

The Stork Se ee

7 Robert Pickera

| sei ead. Adah

Jo-

Friendship Camp of Royal Tuesday evening at the Tat Kingsford com-

Glenda

Simoes, Bonnie Sternhagen snd

fan Church at 8 p.m. sueaiay) briefing ses: | aiteed ine women’s

p.m.

and

‘arpenter Cash Legion Auxtonight in Po sey

st) p.m. Tue ny Trodahl,

licers Fere, but it is im cases! s where the treatne

Mary

all.

Good Cheer Club Wednesday

Janice Gummin will be presentwill be ene and ed y a committee assisted xe the Florence relate. BL) | be the presen “Service of Candles” will | ™ kets will be avai from od at, the, renular ate. inrenon meeting of the First Lutheran s and cochalrmeny pelle, p.m. # at 17 March LCW Churet members from several 411 club e ex “proceeds are for ithe“aihletis | The public is invited de + Cir- | field lighting project, spgnsort “We do Martha and Mai (by the Alllalic Booster, Club, ement Ofc elon ot iret United Presbyterto | Ine.

Brouillette said, ft al

in 8S

eels weet

at 3:15

Forsters

Junior

wan

Carol Be Hostesses will be Elnaaed by Myrna Rouse, Preinitz and Gina Gambolis, of | Helgren and Elva Johnson: Abuse” spol | will peesent a program on es the First United Presbyterian | and hair pieces, their care Church of Kingsford and Tron! pryakfast atat Za. p Use, on ‘uesday’ evening, sear Sountain, ‘The’ meeting, held | Geuklasttt 7 oo ae the allspurpose ‘Mesday, was the third and |'NS. SOTS'45 “im: dnquirers fom of 7:30the in.Florence schools. final one scheduled by the clare foata ALT pins Trey will alsa discuss make-up. e

16, 1970

__ “Drawing Room Club will not meet this week, Tuesday Study Club al 2 p.m.

UCT Auxiliary Dinner =

Cirele ofof AmerTow, Abtase co Newnan 8-4 Florence Veronica's arse fh ght in the church hall. hal EIRENE = Nl Gee rights of defendant and agaist Mountain, coe ron arntaln Comb’ tnPee First Covenant covenant || Camb cee ataL aiethe Eiest were presented by AUOT-|: Sight

MARCH

Meetings

44 Attend

Program Set

Activities

Drug

- KINGSFORD,

MOUNTAIN

Witchery’

Wig

Grei@hurch.

Women

Hear Talk On

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band and [ were amused college son announced bringing

girl

home

for

the

‘What

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Breach earlre Who shou lots

Marian

Martin,

The

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Moun.

Tait |tain News (423), Pattern Dept., the 232 West 18th St., New York,

WIENERS

the |N.y, 10011. Print Mi or Iimits—the he parents if they would allow | Tecking a gholgun boywedding | Dress. with “ZIP, 51 him and his girl to occupy his sini? Con Read Ann Landers’ | sryLB NUMBER. a bedroom at home since 7 are

shacked up here at school

Booklet, ““Teen-Ag

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dana at Bits request but we Send them to hee in care of this

Newspaper, enclosing a sell tried not. to. show it. We toldlet || "essed, stamped envelope, him we'd talk It over and

him know. We hit on a plan, listed the cooperation of

1 a

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Tax Money Advanced To

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school. The bus bids were opened and studied by the board, The body bid was awarded to Superior Coach Sales fp $4,870, The chassis jed to oucette's Garage Ine. Tor $y. The board renewed the ser vices of the elementary consultant and the Shee therapist by way of Agency No. 3. The serof tural Instructor Materials Genter and the Pupil “son. rvices were tabled fon. farther 8study and acditional information, It was reported that no further information had been reeived from the Aurora area In regard to the study regarding reorganiza addition to es pat ness, the board Tist "of candidates. Yor school membership. The board declded not to conduct a primary election. The regular clection is April 7:

the

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GolfreClassic Fa ae

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cam [brother John in 1984 and more than $3,000 in his ext threa seasons.

Mes. Jack Jacob, ducitg. whiet Ww lub Projects. Women's Club Projects will i b | Retr . eats

said. “IE TF had to da. it ‘ov :axa, Well, T'don't think T'@ do‘

in charge

theraime art works oe

NHS Prom Theme Selected; == Committees Announced ts ckie Dee

ark, Norway Gail Meyers and) Blears laste ae, Pro ete. Patsy Chaperons jenny Dawson, | 57-7

‘lave Me, Love Me Not’ is) Peterson, Ken Raboin and Steve the theme selected by the ju-| Wescher. nior elass for the 1970 Niagara| Th — Chris Buchania,|

Covenant

*{Coane Ae tumene as

| Evangelical

| stressed, “the public ix no tware ot what ‘the ‘clubs i yolvements in the communi well as. state and nat programs. Community serviec is | ever foremost in thelr projects.” | ‘The business session and pro. “AE—While the wind blew over the weekend at Pine Moun JUMPERS PASS AWAY THE gram will be preceded by ‘a1 Tim tain skt slide, competitors took up various activities to help pass away the time. H p.m. dessert at which- women Kingsfield of Racine, Wis., ass!sisted by another skier, practiced “air rides” near the end of° of the community interested in the lakecff, (iron Mountain News photo) |club work will be special guests. | serving on the hostess sad) man Meledy Chapman, Paul mittee will be Mrs. Donald | t and Ricky Heod eee ie ciia, Publicity—Jean Johnston, SuRuciaski, Tem Shannon, ” sie Raboin, Cam Carla M a Schafer, Mrs. | Lynne Adcrman, nda Antonissen and | Mrs. Joseph ae

the

ford, president, Jintenrgefor the | Sedert 1970-71 club year will be elzcted. | OF spectal interest to guests and members the theme T wilight of the

® a a 1 2

“It was pretty miserable,” Bs

scat fa RBCS ON sea 'nert | cee eboae ath nap Woe ie i yea! last $38,000in the Retreats, | includicg a victory ened pla: ‘d by the Rev. Fr. Joseoh| alameda County and thea Cev a saccinte, pastor at St; came into hh own This season. y er hi! = st ‘for freshmen —head and shoulders above ‘ev- Fe ‘Teday's retreat = pen held | eryone else,” said Ron Cerrudo, frer : Young peo- | inmctine: friend and tha a +

gn rat underway try

ei wi

entoy

a "tine

ets

ee next season,

d AnmouNce The _ Twilight

of talks

ard iseuscions, an oppor

Ia four weak, Bes

beat

igh beat ine (er the. Lotz wag second Intournament that onc, next

kip

|$49,000 "in bis last three starts v,

Sen'ots will con- soa pashed inn Into the No. 1 ithe celieliles seit 8ers)net Retreat r ney ewucnt Twilight Retreats #Pt,0n,th al | will be held at the some time. |, LO who has been under 70

wth Smilar programs planeed Hoa School prom. In addltion,| Debbie Mllbow, Colleen Olser,| Carla Anderson and Chris Bueb: | terme High he prom court and committees| Jeff Lyman, Tom Aderman, Auxillary 4581 Will | tomo for lin 10 of his last u competitive a final 68 and fine th's evening at 7:30 at! Wednesday fer juntors and ishedaan | Tent Rabotny Ricky Wlekland,| ”Seslor have also been ‘named, at 275, nine under gar and foe, sexes laturaday Home, Post: the | Melody and Leslie Rite R Powall, Antonissean, Membersof Ue court inelude| Sleve Amand, John ‘The State Department of Pubtook second with who Sickton lic Instruction and the division Jenny wil staderds St 2 rest acid, taka yh reemeAIT Punch stand — Laura Burtey,| eteial Schintuen, Burbey, Mark me Eklund, BilTed Margitan, | Cindy Mareoulller, Mark of the city hall.| take’ advantage of the ourstandfor handicapped children will Jeri haben—en ane Marcouley the day in a t proarem , offered” during |forTatethe started, the GuoubGoK ‘" ill Be] lag” tne coon Wicklund, RickyDon | lund. and Gehling, Jean Lyni Antonissen, “Buchanan, Chris Rick man, Wicklund,Tem‘Ted Ader-| Mar-| Jclm DebbieJohnston, Brau't,|Veau BjorkmanFred Ne-| Hore ‘Ghond: iheseeetcatae? top with veteran Rill CalSi) acuetheg will bs held at 1188, took sole control when Col— Sue Griffin, Sally work Art and| Kondro L o u i s Hood Ricky Ek-| Mark Neveau, Fred gitat, lard,’ Bruce Krull” and Billy Rea Paget 7ania Wemer, Wendy | Rabo Da Suzie| Holy Spint Central School Us bogeyed the first ho ca, f as, Dunne Aderman, Coleen) #5OYThe willl Normalet mect at @ VEW p.m. me in Hecommand the hole and Deaf in Delavan July 12-15winched iss load 40 for school when the time comes.

Sister date "| Sate

Be pba

: Colleen Osier is Rom chair: man. Lisa Nelson is cochair- Sportsmen’s

men

Osier, Rob

Kallenbach.

Meets Wednesday

esday, at 1p, m, at the Lights—Fred Neveau, Rand} ip Perey ee poe Town “all ‘serve as co-hest-| Romtti, Billy Schintgen, Ricky) with yon Stauffer profect lesson will be| Wicklund, Kent Aderman, Dan| or interested in access 10 Ot ess. The who plan to make tse of shore- presented by Mrs. Ellon Cretton Jands. Land Mrs. Ho: a 1 We and streams should be fully ‘norkers OUD Ice Ton; formed on rules and regulaSie

ments

anniversaries this month at the paper Corp, imberly-Clark

mill in Niagara ere Fvnest Can

Fourth

lange, techneal department, 35 pier, a house, or a shore fering Seana Chatles: Shtemany Jen- In oF, Wayne engine wall, placing a sand blanket ests;

sen, engineering department ‘or_some other propos: Zoning administrato-s from Jehn J. Kososkl, “paper _m Marinette, Oconto and Florence Ghines and Rupert Tapny, paall with 30 years counties will be presen per mackines, mac iAnneennere gitar ike meeting of service. was made % rents are reminded of ri nder, watera enicee gintration who will ment invest*gator of the bureau enter school af children The regiswater and shoreland manage tration will he th’s helfall. d Tuesday i ment. e Ningara kindergarten room. ing with A Names

Day

aes O1Geanell aed Lisa a Nelson. |

tend: Films will be shown and re; frechments served. Winn: the Ice fishing contest wil ta | unnounced

Teves

conscrvetively.

‘more

‘bout

to reo} were Mayor Joseph

Hazale

not ae court would cl ms. mittee include _ Mr, will include Mrs. Andrew Wait- MrsPier Morris, Mr. and jagainst the . Harry ‘Willis and Mrs. eyo dont, settle ravich, chairman, Mrs. Terrill putes in the courts Thibert and Mrs. Henry Wright. Gara Lath.

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SAN_ FRANCISCO NATIONAL San Francisco went. into Lhe Albany, clear oto would never get into trou: 3 fourth day of a strike by mu ble under any circumstances. It Albuquerque, cloudy Is perfectly natural fo strive for | Atlanta, clear... perfection and to have others Bismarck, clear Boise, cloud: Boston, cloudy . ened general work stoppage. once In a while without destroy. ail 000 striking city Buffalo, stow... ine ‘or tarnishing the image o employes said they would picket Charlotte, clear 18) heh es'rem in which he had the docks, and longshore union| Chicago, clear 19) ben hek Vegetable G through O should come to school spokesman said there was little Gineinnat clear. 9, Pen held, irom a.m: Names begin- doubt the lines woul re-| Cleveland, 14) Why Is the terapt at home Meeting Set Tuesday ning with P through Z should all along the water-| Denve: 492 ‘lamb’ at w ©. B. Combs, University of report frm 12:30 to 3 p. mn Fie can | Des Molnes, clear 5 Answer: ‘That happens a lot teachers, Magnin, chaitman of the) Detroit, ele 21.29 18) and the opcosite is offen true. Wisconsin horticulturist, will dergarten speak and show slides on vee- hurse and volunteers will asslat a, Aa hority, said sI al-! Fairbanks, eloudy 7 too. A man, say, will really table gardening at the Peshtigo| in the registration had been diverted in ane Fort Worth, clond: y .. 69 52| “rule tha roast" at home yet be Hts ation tho. dock ti elena, cle 7 aa} as meek <8 9 Inmb at work Migh cheat small gym Tu ‘There will be open swimming ay Sar beg tie the | icnoluu, cloudy. 74| when a little “muscle” might aeat pool tonight, Wednesday + ia) tndianapols, clea 3) hela his career — mainly be This Is the fourt session in | atand theFriday from 6:30 until merco will go to one dna bane ¥ e m7] cause, of the way, he the home gr ‘ounds series spon- p.m. Saturday end Sunday af land and other ports it the docks had beer tl sors jarinette County torbone there will be open stay closed. 29 bull ct atthome, he might have Universi ension. Any howe fram 2 to 4. Persons n Francisco Internation:| 5] in um pulled his Inferfors owners ard AIL members ae swimming wishing to engage the pool for al Airport, also city-owned. and : 0 fools he invited oe eas or for o.her operated, "some 240 employes Me bu siNed by authority. at work, Combs will - be speaking on rea ed 10 phone | we: re oul, including 120 janitors. Memphis, cloudy ieunber, | £28 ba | and he takes it out on his fam: Their absence left litter eddying Miami, cloudy about the vast concourse and Milwaukee, clear waiting rooms and waste paper Mpls.-St. P., clear raul :parpots: zoe Dennit Chartier, recreullonel piling up in washroems, Also ‘on Now Orleans, citar trike at the airport fe Girector at 251-4482, New York, cloudy alniananca me and_m Orla seit ‘Order ao pons ies f amatié doors, ‘clear Nerway, Michigan control wil, alr conditioners, baggage con: Phiadeiphia, clear Harvesting and. bome orig n the Masonic "rhea aN and other machinery. joenix, clear . ST. PATRICK’S ara tonight at @. Mrs. John veyors be discussed, ‘All municipal transit is dead. Pittsburg, clear . Wicklund, Mrs. Frank Peterson City hospital has provided Ptlnd, Me., clear . * * SPECIAL! and Mrs, Leonard Kenville will only emergency service since ee Club will meet from | Frid ay. on Tuesday in the Tuesday, 11:30 to 2:30 Schaols, which closed at noo Knights! of Columbus Hall. a! te supper, Following the, sup Friday after too few teachers | Ricamond, clear .

per, a business Conductod at 7:30. Ty tee Incharge of mel istowing

Norway

Just 10 days left!

| 4] considered n decent person’? ie erecene aie tee chook whsCathers thi 7

Clee

oman

unexpectedly ‘Saturwho "Folleaveniiis wife, the former ts Grimmer of Norway: two sons and an infant daughter. Services will be held Wednesday i inMilwaukee.

g| parnders there are seemt

it10

Muskegon

|Former

four

iris are now complet. | Bukowlecke of Milwaukee. ‘Wis,

The men, particularly. felt anda head Tor ‘colcesul raiment. J0ved taimatch pa: malesor, atin alapel with the sith identity

Ww pane By: the ane

Marquette Mount Clemens

Butchers a

ing pong projects. The Ta-Ki-Me-0-Da Ko Camp/| Braul as By Girls will meet am | Tuerdayy afernce St. Mary's Hall to practice for! je father-daughter dinner. The!

Mirror Of Mind|

8 dressed

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Stan. iF

New

eiet Game Manager Leroy Lin-| | Chris Buchanan. tereur have been invited to at-| Mary Moni

Pellstan Huron 2. Port Saginaw

cub wil meet

Bruce Krull an

Husband

Payette.

iit meet Wednesday st 7: 30 |e pecorsions “on Ander, P= een nen nitisied | eh an ay me tm ; ti urbh ‘I

“Edward.

harre

rehestra — Chris Buchanan, | NOws man Bee Siyle,'s now | cade ae the Bee et

-The Niagara Sportsmen's Club

E-canaba .. Flint Rapids qise sbe Grand. Houghten iin:

will beserved, “shown

und, | of Commander Lynne Géhling, bmn. Ricky Sehlgey ett Wicklun [china Aderman, The DownTown |Ted)ent Margitan, Fred) Neveau,| Dennis

‘

Alpena

Way.

Alvin| day in the Post Hom

the business sess<

Paul Ernest,

Club

and

Ebidon

Ceiling

Saeyvaas

Uae | _ entrance, = "Carla fermi aes The purpose of the institute is mo Moe ang (ioe Neisom, Mar Hi ‘Wen | e ‘help parents in the carly Wichhid. ‘Ted Margted een ty, “Cooney, ining of hearing impaired Mark’ Eklund) are candidates | Coy Seve Wescher, Pat, Sena-al,| sr| Fee for ki children so they will be read; Armond “Donk Bork

by John Conwett { Weather Summary love Ase seis blase Whispering Pines 4-H Club Jean Johnston. er polluck supper will be served at Progrems — Sen Pesca, The sun sets tod y at 7:01 ja“hnwmer: We dor At Crivitz 5 pim, of Tuesday ialthe, Amer oe, Reteis, abe Jeri and and rises Tuesday atit 7 7.02. an Legion clubrooms. Parents are snow ns If years An Siem! Testing. on of it members ‘vill be guests, The moon rese today at 12:29 past but it is not a matter of water pm and sets Tuesday at 4:41 | being too blese. Wo just con’. scheduled ‘by “he de. Niagara Township Homemakheed n varade ag much 8 we meet BL 1:30 p.m. Hiab bow sia when—man—and_ —— Mrs. | hur

Knightsof Columbus and AuxHliary will meet at 8 ).m. Tuesday in the Knights of Columbus:

for

les:

Deaf Children

ings and when it

reons

[|ernst

money

swimming

of the |ho was told to, almost quit and Church | wouldn't want to-do: tall over om. Tues | aya, @ PFO-| got “Our dad told us 10) stick Beesto Easter ba A “Weleome Guests" project| be in charge of Mrs. bait." the personable,after27-year= will bo observed at tho March [the ne willChapman scor= said Sunday and Mrs. ot Lotz wulean meeting of the No ia after: Ralph Chapman and wall ba ing) his biggest ietory Women's Club Thursday by| $150,000 Monsanto Open Golf with vocal solos ill hoon in the sockal rooms of the higulichted Tostrament Hosterses” Cladttene Hall. City‘During the moet ing. to be pre-| be Mrs, Jack Granquist, Mrs. | tz, the son of a former Paee San-| lames Skog and Mrs Teving | eit sided over by Mi

The prom theme will conter| originated, around colonial-style arranze-| Following the business_meet- vided at to eons for ing, members toured the center ents and their hearingFein imeoes,. Dales: vilbe the: main oe If the deaf @ rved by Mrs. ‘and five years old white ‘color theme ‘wlll be car-| Margaret Bienes and Mrs. K's urged thatthe parenta Tied out, Charles Larsot ‘The junior prom committees ext moet will be held as follows: April is vn the Niagara public aro. asked ta call ihe arePunch girls — Sue O'Connell, school. school nurse. Laura Burbey, Rita Leslie, Jen: * *” ny Dawson, Ree Powell and Park and Recreation meeting Jeri Raboin. Meeting On | be held at 6:30 p.m. Tues- Tiekels—Mary “Hohol, Randy: will _day In the multi-purpose room. Romittt, andy Cheney Shorelands

tions that apply.

(88dinnerS57. and for reservations

| thei ir

osteo

Mrs. Butterfield announced that Timo! was clected delegate for the state conference to be held April 35 at Fond du Lac. The association agreed. to donate 425, to Fund at Northern Coons at Chippewa ‘A discussion vas algo held on the spring trip for the education children to Madison or Baraboo. Completed plans will be made at a later date. During the program, Mrs. worker hospi @ to the on. the Peshige unity

| niris are reminded to turn in|

Elect= Officers

mission to plan the addition of twa full-time teachers and one ime teacher to the sla!t for next year. This is needed to reduce some of the heavy teaching loads as the larger elementary classes move Into the high

‘The Marinette County Assoclation for Retarded at m recent meeting at the Peshtigo Oppor‘untty Center at the County Hosard a report on the new: aed Boy Scout troop at Marinette County Hospital. Any interested handicapped or retarded child or adult in Marinette County area interested in ining may contact Mrs. Robert Butterfield of Pembine, Clinic Slated president. If there are cacligh Persons interested a troop ms For Parents,

[Lotz Wins rosa! _| Monsanto

Scout Plan

News

Tomasoski

larence Meneghini, high school principal, was given per-

Women To

Niagara School District Tt was Teported that the village Had“ advanced tax money to the school district and that advance stale aids were being received when the board of ect cation me! recently. This will help to reduce the amount of money to he borrowed until tax monies are received, the board announced, ‘The board is in the process of negotiations with the Teachers Association for the 1970-71 eo

Frank

a BYVISE2

Mrs. Georga Durston

16, 1970

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MARCH

a i

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MONDAY,

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Wis,

THE TRON MOUNTAIN

Pentoga

Iron County News IRON RIVER ‘Donald G. Maki, CO 54210

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

VEW Unit

Woman

way

AtAge 93

Crystal Falls

resulting in accident. $10

fee nee Tees nate failed to siop for. stop sign, s

IRON RIVER — “Thoughts

GAASTRA — Mrs. Jane} fine and. $10 costs. Tickets ne: ‘cho at! sued by Cryst a Baits Belles. t 7 tonight Kinney, 1 m98, of Pentoga ay occ a To Assist a Chri’ “United Methodist County, Medical Facility ‘ee Richard L. Bomaster, Iron chureh fa Jon Sporn -coer;| RIVE _and Danny A. Gallup, At Clini | Crystal Falls Community Hos 9. 1898, ey ee Tegend, |Our River, cateless drivieg: anc lp ‘Auxiliary will> meet at and came to at|eacb $15, fing and CRYSTAL FALLS — A com- | 7:30 tm. Tuesday at the Se- the age of 10 withthis hercountry Reino Pletita, Trou River, sefiling. Stet iy Iron parents, ta dlaorerlyp person, 60 days In mittee to agsict Stith the vision] Bier Citizens Center [crs

tat

anat this month'sclinicmeeting was named) Study Group ‘The former Anne Jane of the| wiltRunkle meet Lake af pt Willard age ~ Rondon VEW Auxiliary | gay at Palle tae married Mountain Feb. 26, will be quist.

"Irene Tuchowski, ‘Tina D h Joyce Dani and Eva | Ca TE Tedpianos Wiencck.

ans were also made for a

k Takes

to Radio Free Europe and for a) all page “advertisement | in Of the booklet being printed for the

Wakefield district convention.

Alpha

ALPHA

—

Mrs”

Ida

Spriends

Maria

AW chairmen reported at the Guidone, 71, a resident of Alo

minded

pital

eae

ced of | relayed thanks to the Cub Scouts

41 AWARD—Libero Angell ot Angell’s Super, Valu Store, fron River, i= shown, with the plague presemled-him by the Iron County 4-H board fot divertor ‘Teo eword was given in recognition of the support Angeli's firm has given the +H program in Tron County.

call

at.

See

an fitness “ oe

Crete

Gold Bond that the d

Jarvis,

announce the program | chairman, Rroup concluded MY company ‘had made changes by singing, Beles mer Li1 Knew That ot e business meeting was con-|be obtained and notified

person si0 fine and $28 co | women that_the planters dedi uicted by Adris Mel Reveals made by" Sherit's: De. license, $10] plates, each §5 fine and $10 | ident. She thanked all the’ hem= ope! iron | partment. ined Nello B. Loi + Iron sar costs; Terri Lee Pivatto, Crys- | bers fe participated in the available Other items were ee Pri ‘ayer services. | cussed. Gilbert A. Hamm, Ontonagon, exp red operator’ license, 5 rtson, App! as expressed 0 The Rebecca Circle was hostee Can., Joan M. Ghiotto, thé| insecure load of logs (only one j fine ai nd $10 costs; Ontario, die Grace. Covenait Church jess and. served [uneh from a cna

$10 tee

and $10 ., Iron

Services will be held. at 1:30 wer, stress aclving, $15 fine p. m, Wednesday at the funeral sts; Alex 1. me, Rev, Clayton R, Pareels| eron. Trost iver lawful par: session of Sirermerkss $10 fine ane son, Tron cot of in- | Scns fe Tie and 810 costs: Leitoy Le Dobson, Cospian, ex-!

10 irs. Guidone was born March fin Re Pretura, me to this country a in 1929 and had re sided here since that time. She was married Joseph who in diedItaly “in to Septs!.

Thank, vou, notes. from Ea: de Veterans Counci Mrs. Gertrude Gison. and Mr Margaret Coole were rea

may

that election of officers jrornirg at Pereu

Atl chlo

Jane Holm, Outreach and Felthe ‘eat read sccktare from St, John 19|1owship chairman, reminded

ets issued and arrest Node by ‘Tron River Police.

Davis, Republic, disocderiy

youth dance to be held ‘rt Resident

ie heh Talks wore ceeded eine Leona Isaacs served as erator of the program and “In| enette and the women voted to

The | Terry Tnoved’ to” Grastra in Bendlek. Crystal Fats, miners of intoxicants, each lo Pentoga in 1918. | inS25possession fine. and. $28 costs: Jack Frantz, Alpha, minor in pos sion of intoxicants, 15 ‘days In| its or ae -| E tional ten days in jai wi

tip all “The Bases 1Volunteers who will help, in| Mrs. Edith Enstrom.

the testing at ci April 1,2 and 2 are Mary ‘Sune |

Brown In Iron

stan

of the Mie Aad gael t thee Stary of Easter* was tho title meeting the Rae | Circle has cl program at the recent ‘tne ABanal of the Lutheran Church non ah of-First-kutherni-Church-here, | the Falla Core

Fallsca Men

rus will rehea'

cor.

with. the i conjunction volunte ers were meeting. Circle \with t reminded to meetCorimittee to Christian Action tea. the make plans for to change The worn voted the July afternoon meeting Tuenday July 7 tot. accommodate : Bae Banzha

Program Presented On Easter

David C. Angustine, Crystal Falls, failed to yield right of

Dies

MONDAY, MARCH 16. 1970May

NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN:

District Court

Raymond

L. LaFountain,

[ron

Gaastra,

Town | Women for inviting the LCW to lace-decked table decorated with

~ltheir recent meeting in at which|a St. Patrick's Day motif. leprechaun’s hat centered violation Ste Mrs, LaChapelle was the spesk-| green RigeresLiyents, asic 5] the table and was flanked with ead Ho goats. Tickets issued by The appreciation dinner for the|green and white candles and State Sunday School teachers and se- | shamroc! Patrow, former nior choir members will be held| Rev.” Rogerto Fthiopia, will be RDDATONAY TRON COUNTY |on April 18 and the Mother-|missionary 8 meeting. Daughter Tea will again be iiesanlbie held featured at thedidApril EWS ON PAGE 9 instcdiaatmtmmiy

River, disregarded stop sign, $5 | Send.

fino and $10 comts; Touy Ae Iron Hivers Wayne. Pan-| Son mo, Gaastra, Louis Radiabos Crystal Falls, Nexplreet registration

for membership was) Wusyone, approvedPintarelli. ‘Mary | ber ot tos

The evening closed with a| She leaves ane Roose-| lunch, by a_committee headed | velt, of Battle Creek: "and oan by Evelyn Smokevitch. The ate] graandchildren. “A son LAtWiE, jendance prize went to Sad in. Salto eal tha. special petass bo ek carrera ini:| [today ot the Plowe Funeral jennie Schober: | Home, where the parish rosary ht. will be recited at 8 t Obituary: eerrices wil be held at 9 a.m. lay at St. Edward's| Ghureh in Alpha. The Rev. Fr. James Hebein, pastor, will intone the requiem mass Burial will be in Evergreen Memor

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Chureh

Activities

This Week

St, John's Elona), ay Wiliam Gillespie and Josent | er_Parish Gu rode one Saal Sitent Burial was in Evergreen Me-| Auetion wall be held. Hastesses|

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Persom interested may contact James

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¥;| senior choir at 8 p. m

First Bay it, Iron River—| deposited the consul Fal block | chntian "Bucation ell Right iced but side: nee Sunday i, ° ™.unpesa nd Sunday school statt| Biscid was released 10 hours| Me tive,P Heiuniie home Mik

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MARCH

16, 1970

THE IRON: MOUNTAIN

WINTHROP

By Dick

TUL BET

HE CAN STAND INA

THAT

NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN + KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN Covalli

KID

DOESN'T EVEN HAVE AN BNCLE. HERKIMER!

Tron County News: IRON RIVER Donald G, Maki, CO 5-4210

ACROSS __ prophet ADecorative 34 County Meaning in container 5 Useful container 5 Hardy heroine uUScoins 6 i2Wandering 7 Belore Timetable 133 Otacquious’* tea 8 Roed covering: ‘16 Pitcher, BAn perpen nee 10 Cause 18 Italian noble to slope 27 Hoarfrost 43 Mistake ii M04 oman} 2BHewwenly 44 Diminative lo Devorsh iro US Sphabet ter ol «30 Ancient Jars 45 Erect’ (var) “ ying in pick 32 Modern 41 Cases! Religious mewheevil war om 49 Exmpetent Strong 35 Howtelry Prinunewind

CRYSTAL FALLS J. Kamack, Jr. UP $3330

Mr:

Mrs.

Lud

Frank-

+ Final 7 Lenten

will be by ‘s Gnberger. Soloist will be Mrs.

Tea To Be Held

Ed_

in this ar’s series of Lenten ‘eas for women of the commu-

the fellowship hall.

Cook.

|" 'the ushers for the service will bo Mra. Maymond J0ck, Mrs; igri rs. ior, Dal Arwe C1 Lammi and Mrs. Vienna NyTomorrow CRYSTAL FALLS = The tast} ‘And. ‘social hour will follow in nity will be held at 2 p.m. Tucsday “at the United” Lutheran chureh, Guest speaker for the service

LTHINKL Neco

& Si emater. |

Soil Fertilization

Meeting Set Monday

AT LEAST WE HAVE ONE LEAD. HIS GIRL PRIEND PiFl' ADPRESS,

Florence

Florence 41f Club will hold will be Mrs. Howard Maki of election of officers at a special Iron Mountain. The welcome in the all-purpose room wlil be given by LCW president meeting of Florence school beginning Mrs, Neil Salmi, who will also at the 7 tonight, Projects will be repronounce the benediction, and scheduled and plans made for the scripture reading and pray- future activities,

CRYSTAL FALLS — A meet. ing to discuss soil testing and fertilization practices will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Crystal Falls Township Hall, according Pellegrini, Iron County Extension director. . . Christenson, Michigan State University soils specialist will lead the discussion. Topics to be discussed will include the need for soil testin soil sampling, liming recommendations and fertilization practices. Special emphasis will placed on a fertilization program for forage production.»

TP = CAN JUST FOLLOW 119 POGGONE STREET IMAP..HEY! HERE WE ARE..RUE FLELR:

‘The senior citizens group. the “Young at Heart,” wil) meet ‘Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the fellowship rooms of the First Unit€d Presbyterian Church, Florence. Willis Gilespl, Marinette, representing the State Department of Internal Revenue, will th tax structure fects the senior citizen, Games will and refreshments served. TS are asked to bring a small item that can be used for prizes. Those who celebrate their birthday in March will be honored.

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Bessemer.

Crusaders End Menoinines Reign By 58-43 Margin

St.

Ignace

ty The Associated Press aittie Gilmore. and _P¥Pembroak 3, Jacksonville's two footers, suddenly Took n lot tall

out with 3:17 left in the game. If he had scored one more field goal, have beaten

Nahima’s Warren Groleau with in 1959 and would have tied the mark of 16 field goats

Bob| toss of All-American center he underLanier’ are sud Jacksonville in|his againstsemifinal dogs NGAA thas Thursday EST) at Col-| night (7: lege Park, Md. phins, The fourth-ranked

34 points

set by Groleau ime. Donovan drop

| 28 field goal attempts and three frce throws. He was also the seaees: rebounder on the team ith

“'Savard followed with 24 while Closs netted 13 Partanen paced Bessemer with 26 while Byrnes canned 17 and Juntunen laced 12. Begalle also hit double figures with 10. St. Ignace rimmed 31 of 65 attempts from the field and 12 of 19 shcts from the line while

at PLAQUE PRESENTED—The charter members of the Kiwanis Ski Club warn Honored. Scturdey night's Pine Mountain ski dinner at the Dickinson Hotel. Carl Wedin, left, the original ‘me mbers, accepted @ plaque from his son, Bute! h, current Ski Club President, names of all’ 17 charterm embers inscribed. The pla que will be on displayin the ‘Dickinson’ Hotel lobby. (iron Mountain News photo)

Bray,

whe fin

joer

“isae

Class ty

ganna,

(everye

Closs leading the Saints wi a and Jim Byrnes in SevenandeachPartafor

Jerry Pangrazzi officiated in|Tinion, the team that defesced fisticuffs. Tt was the

Tool gine oat wn Associated Press Learns Tmeone forgot lo. tell Eben ak

’

efiel

‘the much ae

taller

Eee . to happen. what was going

fore ‘Tied

tes Hagin stayed right with Wakefield,

oming

ove

Mi ° t

ttwauree

last.

year’s

by 11 at intermission, |them to Atlanta four years ago,

doing anything t

‘amp,

2 Saturur

second spurt of nine

eaom

points and two half

{Straight year of suspended Jase court passes forsae

bad put |

wen 1olisek,,S98'nawgi saciet mila [ott Dannt Net tote] 2 defeating | points, Al Sanders 15 and Bill

Rapids Ottawa Hills, : 58 fame, : me

sixth-ranked Flint Central, 72-| 17, nto:

or, by. psetttag |

play cut LBaSe) eae;when ie LSU 2 S18, ‘abpadl lnietay si ig men di

oetheir

Newton the 11, and they alsoagainst controlled backboards

CeRE

Fights

foul-plagued “Georgetown, 188,

fourth-ranked Raitle-85,in creck Cane |SL Al Saints lopped. Cede |whowe1@ Sooners, Art White nowscored19-8,8 tral Saturda: overtime, Springs Ss 87-468 with ithe difficul-

he FOUR Chea, 10,

one of sent Revs. Knocked, out Jaguar ae Garden city|¢ the unheralded teams of the 10 in Class A, on in Class ¢ Saturday, Franken- tournament, were no ball of fire OUTSCORE!

days ago when asked if| Wednesday.

they stayed jn thore fighting all}is about ta get another baseball ithe franchise before1 2. -_|Milwaukee “would be ready the way, Wakefield’s height ad-|team. said the suit does not en-|lake over, Selig was quoted

Class

asim appear this week Grand

NEW YORK (AP) — Milwau-)for {wo 1970 season lickets wasjcan League's proposal to resub-| tied at the cod af the ast P&-|kee, which inherited the Braves |deposited. Schweppe said the|mit ther non-profit purchase|will duel ried and though they were |from Boston in _ 195 and lost |suit enjoins the present omnes plan with some modifications. est, No.

behind

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Period attempts from the floor and 20 Last ‘Both teams scored 21 points ‘of 31 shots from ‘hit-on_15-of the free toss 60 Ge fon danas on itt 2 suns

LEE

tue

to the two

tational Tournament. : Oklahoma Just managed itself by slipping past Louisville 74-73 inSui Sunday's second gi

Ottawa Hills In Class A

break the battle mise ee 22, They 30 lead gain the tie = intermission. found the in the final an Sustes In the final quarter, Holy Saints of ‘cosch Shank met the 14 points

tere in te West reeon up to hs satonteadin Ag[Rigi shootingpoint-per-game 46.6 Bruins Coach John Wooden them ee "Rinderdog isn't underestimating ie ihe |_ “They have a senior team and Teor on Geto now Wooden they'll “be. really ine first round of the National Invi- Tspired,” sai

Grand Rapids Union Up

score

was the big gun tor as points on buckets and coe i shot ear ing the period. Bessem a ut Jeod with 2:51 left ir Sioveninee by a Jet margin to Saints cy rimmed 13.

Others

inter! Boys by a 21-20 margin in ‘he

Name's final 14 points : a & the thesao [Points a"ie" art steal Tm and committed Sy toc Juntunen netted

forward college basketball's Cinders out, the tallest, G-foot-5 it Gantt, ha shifted to ceneam, surprised top-ranked Kentucky 106-106 Saturday to reach on StunningV! The Teipnin, buoyed by their stunning victory aver Kentucky, in the Mideast Regional finals mbus, Ohio, now are only two steps away {rom a shot at the. national championsh'p, with UCLA the probable oppo: nent in the final game next Sat Uday atteracon, for their str straight NEW YORK (AP) — The day routed Utah in the of Pete Maravich, the playmak- West RegionalStatefinal101-79 fs same over. Tt Oklahoma he second-ranked Bi at Seautle, forw: 1es- ‘face’ fitthsranked New Siexice day aight lo the return of Pistolsite, whch a me ‘ete, the shooter. cp a athe | Midwest, Regional e Te It isn't that Maravich isn’t the [78 1". ¢ «Lawrence, |best passer in college basketball; it's just that without his tae he oon Borlimiatad ‘the, Aerie

the Class C championship ultIn the Saints and the S;Speed

Bek | game ins and tg | tbe two squads played on even Pen in the f¢ ‘second quarter, Bessemer took a 14-13 lead at DaD. Haake Gary Kiciman took over. and the end of the ing frame Totals 2228 10) rimined six points, (9 lead the as Jim Partanen and‘Dave BeCrusader:

Holy

Lanier underwent successfulin for ‘torn Ligaments rig) he knee Sunday in Bi |lo, NY went The "Bonnie, 25-1, usthrough most of the WithseasonLanier ing only six men,

Sey

Pro Basketball | So it will be the oe and By John WAHLSTROM the class D final . . . During the tions: aioe hi out dnt Gil Heard in, Tuetday’s double News 5} Editer course of the tournament, every of N and his w for their Sooners nighteap after tournaTen players, including Nor- coach from this areacwitnessed fine on in ieeping complela header ment favorite Hrarauette faces | 3 way's Ray Bray, were named to at least one game with several stalistics of eve: first gam ms the 1970 U.P. regional basket- coaches traveling to Marquette was really apprecisted. by this Utan in the t local Patlaelp! gustersinae Eincanat Titer and everyone else . . wen ball all-tournament team by for more than one of the retonight as St. John's. of sportswriters and sportscasters gional tilts... One other person Another hand goes to Gil Ca- venta wv York meets Georgia Tech Detrois covering the tourney in Mar- In altendsnee was Norway's Joe male, tournament manager, for fas [aiter firsterouna upsetters Army o has been at the his fine hospitality ‘olomis quette this weekend, i Manhattan ¢! the Loe two athletic on - | an Donovan . Ignace Fopfonat-mcet for several yeurstarer members handing out opener of a twinbill. earned the outstanding player County fans really turned out rorin championship Saturday trophies Tr- Finals honors, The semifinals are Thursday ving Soderlund of Norway gave Joining Bray and Donovan on Hier!vised fiout the Class C trophy while Art and the nailopelly, I the 10-man team were Joe Hara! Allen of West Iron County pre- nal Saturday vey, Escanaba sented the Class D trophy . . . Maravich, ‘aie hes the caSteve Kleiman, fans attended this year’s taurJim — Sheridar of Ironwood John McKinnon, st. Ignace: Leo nament A big ‘congratula- awarded the Class B trophy, Niemi, Jim Eartaze, Bessemer; radski, appearance, Name: Brian Salo, Houghton ‘had been waiting impatiently to and Mike Schuelg, Wakefield fee this much publicized three Salo were the onl time All-Amer! two players to make the team Mt fact, a national television who did not play in a final audience’ was also watching at Phi am.me. with the 18,021 in the stands, but Botton‘Fravelsea at Ban Dieeo Sscaweig was the lending proved a disappointBy The Associated Press Press high, sched basketball Maravich scorer in the tournament with ment, as he only took 16 shots, , two frantic weeks of poll Mart anaged only points—only Ai palais, walls: Dedevan pallet m. the _grain_{rom_the!| Only thee“of Class D's cated once has he scored less in a colcan ned 4 separating chaff, 32 hearty Michigan high fama remain_in the lourim |lege game—and Jost the ball Kieimon was next with 38. iman, Me- school basketball teams have ment. No, 2 Kingsley takes on |several times while sibbling fade it to this week's quarter- ML. Pleasant Sacred Heart. io.|" “We told Pete not to do an; 4 Nahma Big Bay DeNoc meets hooting,” explains his father, Sh seniors "hod fa. the sifting, some high- Waxeticld and No. Phint Holy ||Press Maravich, who also while Harvey is a junior and jedeemer tilts with Detroit St.| coaches the gers. “He was to ly Tated teams “were "swept Skradski only a sophomore. he playmaker. Only McKinnon and Salo are away by the ind. Take Satura = quarterfinals Six ‘Fie Goals | repeaters fromlast year's tour. |‘ y for instance, Full three of yyednesda the tp ¢ zaled teams in Class A/W But Pete hit omy—stx—trete5sera RR ae playé Ai sitesselected | nament team, wert oft along with today, shots, and only eight-of-12 free TOURNAMENT NOTES—Er- last year's oes In Saturday's regional finals, throw tries and managed only ie Toivenen and Manning Which means that this week River Rouge smashed Willo five assists. handled the Class B tinal while will see some unexpected faces ‘un, 94-83, in a game whieh Stull was Pete's two free Jack Taylor ad Ken Myllyla had’ to be suspended with with nine seconds left Took Care OF the Class-C-chanr innr geartety final action. 5 ict a round of|able 83-80 lead after his ier Grand, Rapes [eined players pionship and Bruno Marana and | 4,, Ofcom

Gas, c Tit

came by the way of free throws a ae vices oii

Nine

On Tournament Team

ch per cent from thexPT line while the Eagles. ag dropped in $9 per from cent of their al eusaise and 69 per cent from the my stripe.

[the round of four, we the Bons miianier witianoyp in| red ‘midw through. the. second. half, after ew 26 points in the Past Re S.C, gional final at Columbia,

Maravich Must Shoot This Time

each for the Eagles Jim Daniel's Cardinals

canto to knot the intermission.

T anes

Regional

Donovan ledemaining. all. scorers with 33 points, missing tha fieldhouse record by one when led

efleld scored 26 points in the act frame to Beers 7

16, 1970

held

omore Bill Skradski with 14 and

Cop

MARCH

G057 advantage with 2:21 left but Bessemer fought back to narrow the margin to 6064 with

By JOHN WAHLSTROM News Sports Editor MARQUETTE—The end of an era, a near upset and a close «nies. marked the finals of the Upper Peninsula high school Daskotball tournament here Sflunday a5 inree new s were crowned in Class B, ‘© and of an era came in the Class B title game when rab sltoly Neme Crusaders defeated the Menominee argin. The near upset saw the Eben Eagles Waketield Cardinals a scare in Class D before falling ya score of BL the close game found the St. Ignace Saints Pulling out a "Tat Ulery ever the Bessecoee Speed y LeDue’s Crusaders were not to be denied as they lopped the’ Menominee quintet, winners of the last three regional titles, in every phase. of the game especially on the a 5846 advantage. ing something Northern Sichigah, coach Glenn Brown said he thought would be the big fa me. It was. uriec. monster Jog Harvey, who stands 64, had a fine eve. ning. hauling bounds and hiBoling. ne Af Pecolte ot Menominee to tshined, however, poards 2s teammate Steve Kleiman grabbed 15 und stopped -scoring eff Jack) at seven points, Jackl scoring only onc fn the {erst half He couldn't do much about the one point either me frem the giftline. —— Kleiman also found time to Eagles narrow the gap to 39-32 all scorers with 22 points. with @:14 left. They narrowed Following Kleiman was

‘The official Jacques I he court fe wn not have ps (Crusaders see© lead everything eve eight points, Holy Name took a wine 15-11 first period lead.

MONDAY,

IRON MOUNTAIN- KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN

Wakefield

Name, St. Ignace,

Holy

Name

NEWS,

» °8| muth pasted last ycar's champs either in their first NIT appear.

law Spoilers

._,

ETSCoRKD METS

w St. Stephen, 65-53, a nee, but Garfield Heard’s 34) 5 IATER, Fla. i) — The | Eau Claire licked Bangor, 74-65, points’ and a Loui:hel, drought lies missed the 1969 World,

vantage Eben| |iearned The Associated Press has| join the American Leaguebut from| “When tho Braves Ford-|Stockbridge breezed past Central| Dun-/ pulledThe Cardinals, Oklahoma closing, thr own but didnot finally before wear the Cards from | unimpeachable approving he transfer, does /Milwaukee) they came didn't in (to|_ave gonTWOand spoilers, Pershing,Dearborn are sthedluled jdec, 70-47, and Pontiae at 18.9, | See they. upsIe ey the ae simare Mets in ony six

found out {hey had really been | sou ina Mike Schweig 2 paced cers as led prea

‘ith

that

the

finarcially |bar action by the owner to car-|any local people to operate the 10 Play Wednesday. Fordson up edged Detroit DePor

trasblea Seattle Pilots’ Ameri-|ry it out. club, they had League franchise will Also last week, Seattle Coun-|any’ television shifted, to Milwankes for the|ty and the State of Wash-|concessions

not negotiated Se Detroit, Kin; riday’s contracis or game in Trenton, which was they they followed by an oulberale of vice

27 points on 11 buckets from |start of the1 0 ington all, mapped plans to Join] hadn't even rented County Stax the floor and five from the| The source, said the current|in'a number ot sults. aim lium line,

Kim

Tomezyk

followed for|owners,

headed

by William

R. Keeping the Pilats in Satie

“We

have

experience

ee that. ths.

"Pershing

“hospi

upended

wee D's Kingsle ¢ Leelanau Waketield in

and

second-rat-

the Cardinals with 20 points|Daley ‘of Cleveland, have the| U.S. Sens. Warren ticket office now. We've cd Ferndale Salirday, Wat, to League votes/son and Henry M. O Raa tni hic tue rv caeaee ee slay alive nthe tournament American while Ron Lake and Dan Jun-|nine necessary to assure the transfer Washington Democrats, report- have the stadium. All we need P. Wednesday's blauest Class A tilla swished 12 each and the move will be approve ready to introduce to do is to sell a lot of tickets djedly were ‘Leo Niemi, who stands only

Ee Fe

“Tuesday legisiation in the Congress that fast, and we can do that." 5.9, led the’ Eagles of coach at a, lengua meeting moraing in Tampa, would remove baseball's imi eer vAllan “Bud” Charity Game Set Selig, head of Milwaukee Trew. ers, Inc., the group which will lirtie Milwaukee has beco At Norway Tuesday the Pilots, said he |ho1 ofa baseball id be in Tampa for Tucs-|t team shartly before a new seaNews All-Stars and day's meetin son. The Braves moved out of he‘The Norway teachers will American League President Boston four wecks before the meet In a benefit basketball Joe Cronin said early today i start of ae 1953 campaign. Need field dropped in_four straight Sarasota, Fla., th: Daley, Th Pilots* principal Norway high sch to knot th® game at. 15-|nent Starting time is wet for 8 iteints the close of ihe period, [news to me. T don't have any in- owner, and his associates raid mn |the American League $8 million wit all process: guingta he Sehweig the Oardinals|formation. No vote has inchise, ne began use with seven while Joe Goin and taken. You have more infarma- for tl forathletic necd! portedMaki © Jour each foe|tion on this than I have.” lay Jast season. fy "Spent an additional $2 million ¢ News announced today the Ei o ‘Court Bat Any franchise shift undoubt-t [getting the team and faclliea Lloyd Hord will Second Canto ygculd be: followed bya In the second quarter, Wake: But the Fuets. needa an atteorer in the first two frames field stormed to a tendanca of to break wilh 2 Tet They raced 16.0 even ard theo ony 6794 in this year. advantage the antiqui ‘icks* Community School Bagies “booped the “finch two tions aimed at moving the Pilots which seats28 500._jtuwaulee' potets te tell by a 57-26 mar- out of t (Courty Stadiam 47,000. All persons are ion. The eres war sea on dding to er ‘Pitot the free throw contest tonight at orumed to points for Wakefield suit by AlfredJ. hweppe, only last Friday = group of sutale Niemt bad three for Bb- Seattle attorney. Hae action also tle businessmen, rebuffed a the Tron Mountain high sc "abe third

qusctee tne the

named

the

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California,

mont ago sp thes efforts fo bu

[where Gelinspoe aai¢ his check! Ake Fea Eelected(i 8 Ameri

game sees Number One Pontiac with third-

in contention, with No. 1 naw ‘Carrollton facing Detrail Heights Coking on sixth-ranked Sturgis, and Na, a and dotending champ River Roage opposLansing Gabriels. Bay City another rated team, goes against Escanaba ‘Holy mn ass

action

will

managed

only ' two

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College Hockey Tama meorgware

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