The Iron Mountain News July 5, 1971 by Terry_Sr

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Fair tonight, lows in 50s. Partly cloudy Wednesday. highs

75-85.

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16 PAGES

FIFTY-FIRST YEAR, NO. 72

| For

Juris-Prudence NEW

YORK

(AP)

—

The

local high sehi 1s march by_at_right, See inside pages for slory, additional pictures. (ircn Mountain News photo by Dick Ferri

Highway

National

nation’s

trial judges

were advised today ta keep cool and be reasonable while dealing with unruly defendants and lawyers.

1f-a lawyer misbehaves, censure him; if a defendant carries on, order him out of the courtroom. But even when the disruptive tactics are deliber-

Toll

Sets

Record

well below the record 32 in the By The Associated Press ate, keep cool same_holiday-weekend-in- 1966; ‘Traffic accidents during tho proposed guidelines for* Independence "That—1s—th Highway fatalities In MichiDay weekend judges put before the American Bar Association's claimed 635 lives—a record for sme included: House of oa They are part of an overhaul 73, Edna cee a three-day observance of the Wo-car crash of courtroom Rudyard, in oliday, _ “The triak fudge e-exemp ir of-ttig— ietoll compared wilh a pre- ‘Monday in ‘Oakland “Cou mty. nity and impartiality." the 297 delegates attending vious high of 611 in 1969 and 540 John Howard, 27, Thousend the ABA's 94th annual meeting Here were told. “He last_year, In all three eases, Palms, Calif. ‘when his car the holiday period: ran 78 hours, went ‘off a_ highway Friday id-exercise-restraint-over his conduct-and-utnight near Copper Har terances, He should suppress his personal predilec- roughly three days. The National Safety Council Elaine Linatta, 50, Waterford, tions, and control his temper and emotions.” estimated that between % when a var in which she was “The judge's power to keep order is recognized had and 620 might die in traflie dur riding struck a bridge Friday and he is encouraged to use it, beginning with “a ing this year’s second warmnight on US-41 south of Chasgentle correction” to barring errant lawyers from weather holiday weekend, sell in Houghton County, the courtroom for six months and tossing out deThe record toll for any IndeTraffic fatalities in Wisconsin fendants,gpectators and newsmen who won't keep pendence Day weekend was in inclu quiet. 1967 when the figure reached Hond, 24, Niagara, when Yet, when {it becomes necessary for the judge 732 aver a four-day period. ‘Tha hisBae car left US-141 Sunday in figure also is the highest tor Marinette to crack the whip, he “should do it in a firm, digni+ Count; fied and restrained manner, avoiding repartee, any. warm-weather. holiday. Amogean James, 47, Chicago, In the worst single accident limiting his comments and rulings ta what is reasonina one-car crash Sunday night over the past weekend, 10 perably required for the orderly progress of the trial.” of Land O'Lakes in Vilas sons were killed and’ another west was injured when two cars cal- County, 16 persons lost their lided head-on along a_ straight livesAt least by drowning in Michigan, Solid Markup stretch of Interstate 65 in southState Police report, ern Indiana, Wisconsin four. LONDON (AP) — A Renoir once bought for the atthe drownings duringrecorde the weekend, equivalent of about-§35-was soid-at auction today for $1,159,200,

‘The French

master's

“Le Pecheur

a la Ligne’

was sought at Christies by John Mitchell and Sons, London -dealers. The painting shows a man fishing and a woman reading nearby. Renoir painted it in 1874. a year later Georges Charpentier,

then

France's

leading

publisher,

ought it ina Paris sales room for 180 francs — then worth about $33. The painting was sent here for sale by the Charpentier-Tournon family,

well is one of the most heavily traveled. Twenty - threo persons their lives, four fewer than

lost last

year and the lowest total in the past

six years,

Wiseonsin

traffie—aecidents

AU St. Clair, Micl 1 ries Freiburger, 48," Flint, @ ocuted Monday and Oril! Collins, 42, was injured slightly when a ham radio antenna they were moviag fell against. some high voltage electrie. wire The two men were kno 1 to the grown nd— thes wire dropped on Freiburger = year - old Merrill, Wis., gitLyas killed when struck by a trai on a trestle,

+ ; Easy Bribery

the lowest level in 10 years. the report sai In addition, the study said, production has s! lized in ree pensation 7 ting, unit labs costs have creased sharply —the~stily Said “steer Tacea great competition from Japan ind several European countries at mist be taken into eons eration, It said the United States steet

serve

a subpoena

to a witness

a murder

aN ee sy ae ae “the goliators, the ete House

leased 2 report

@ steel

nes re-

nat pool By ‘his, Cabinet mmittee on Econom is tailing the troubles steel industry Th d he

indust

and international ei tion have ineveased ra i year, steel irs prof ils declined by 42 per cent to Stock Market Holds As Banks Boost Rates _NEW. YORK (AP) — The stock market held steady today, despite the spread of highor prime lending rates among inks. aa around the counfed the interest charged thie biggeet and most credit: worthy borrowers ta 6 per cent.

LOUIS ARMSTRONG—'Nothing

Abel

extension

this

year.

(AP) — Detroit

mouthed,

the trumpet in a Louisiana school and blew-and sang his way into the hearts of millions the world over,

died

On his 7ist birthday, Sunday, Armstrong had Tends visit and apparently felt wel His "hospits mwas priliver and kidney troubles which had. weakened his hea

Ara peti‘tarict, iTespt Ake aek engagement aldorf-Astoria Hotel in inte Febsuary, along way. frm me

th birthd Armstrong, played oi solos.and "had this t nobody played nothing Hk a singe gad Gant nobody y nothing like it now, hat coud be his eptanh and as long tho: records are around vo Played, nabody Is going to argue with him. Daniel Louis Armstrong was born on the faurth of July, 1900, and by the (Ime he was’ parents had separated | and Louis wag.roam! Now OF Toans streets, After. an fate

gun

bdom: Zialkowski said he was walkstreat when be passed three men-seated ‘an the sidewalk and leaning back against a building. patrolman said one of the trio asked him for a quarter,

have

he replied one

and

that

walked

he didn’t on.

The

ee men ran meee = and New Orleans’ famed houses of anded all his that gaye jazz its Zislowski said he canes his a pickup bands badge and advised the mert funeral ex on were under arrest, ‘The the way to the cemetery and a they started to run, he said, rousing “Didn't He Ramble" on three and Ziolowski and Filgo fired the way bacl veral shots apiece. Their He was 22 when King Oli- plainelathes yer called him up to Chicaga to far way-to partners were too Join his Creole Jazz Band. Ina sia acide at 3:20 Pianist Lil Hardin, wha two years later was to become the am.,_a {wo more aorta first of his three wives, re by plainelottes "elficers as called a few years ago tat Oli- signed to STRESS. ver told her he was going to Id Ley keep Armstrong second corn- the pair had robbed et behind him because other- at Knifepoint when two of his wise King Oliver wouldn't re partners—Palrolmen James main Bardel and John Fablen—came He left Oliver slay, with to his aid. All three officera Fletcher Hender: band in Shot at the two fleeing. men, New vent back. both of whom ae wounded se 10 tes ‘smmatl gro viously. They at the Dreamfand C Gilford ender 220, and Harvey Recordings fram the Chicago Taylor, 20, both of Detroit, _5mall-band days —aro most prized oy ea tors, but Armnaw audience Agnew Sympathizes and. develope showman- With Refugee Plight ship and singing style that kept in demand for dance dates, BOMBAY eS ci President Spiro T. records aad movie spots. U.S, sympathy today for India's With no pretense at tr be an actor, or anything bu at burden in caring for six znlllon Satohmo, -he ca East Pakisian and ae fashsee! to fess song-and-danee numbers ington prob: mh give New | Delhi the additional In movies like “Goin? Place: bin in the Sky" and “Dr, ths matte Rhythm, In the ati _ blowing_ He said he brought no specifsteong— ‘of a! + with'9 sovall bard that ineinded he believed more U.S. the incomparable Jack Teato Kodia would be one Karden and singer Velma Mids Fi ‘That group played- all the sae Department. iHots ex over the world.

Typhoon

Slows

War

Activities In Vietwane SAIGON (AP) — Typhoon Harriet curtailed _some_ U.S, bombing. strikes. in Indochina Amarleas’ highrOy: hlasted suspected Vietnam

for the

secutive day,

jammed the downtown area for the para a ied attended scairaiee-at Lake Annalee nd other areas. Pictures of parades in other communities will be found on inside pages.

Patrolman Rich

‘Satchmo’ Dies NEW YORK (AP) — Loi Armstrong, the sa

were likely to s depressing effect on the mark

Ah, Women “Where's my pursa2!"

kK led were Horace Fennicks,

en recordings, “angered and lately

NIGHT SPARKLE—A time exposure by Iron Mountain News photographer Dick Ferris captures the delight of sparklers during the Independence Day weekend activities in Iron Mountain = Kingsford, Tbousends of porsons

men te hot them up and wo nree others today in twa.sope mle etiea: cases

case

over.

contract

-: End Of An Era:

Veterans Affairs reported. The agency said the deaths were confirmed through the Department of Defense. The report was the first-since March: 1.

turned

is ei pected to open talks Wedns day.

DETROIT

emphasized that ed__an_ Almasphere would help avoid a strike in the industry, Shultz said, Fa said the" P: ident would inter= vene if there was 3 wath lent

Vietnam war has reached 1,144, the Department of

resort. and slowly

President

said the administration was “singling out the worker asthe fall guy," and possibly consid ering 4a allert to impose. compulsory arbitration on the union. ec Abel is under strong pressure in his union, where the average wage is $3.45 an hour, to mateh the ‘recent pace setting settlecan industry and a um-WOFKETS: Abel has said there can be no

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The number of Wiscon sin servicemen known to have been killed in the

Bournemouth seaside Tt landed on = ee

‘USW

ring him, ard Filgo.

Wisconsin Tragedy

the

Pact

dise

industries. . Shultz, dircetor the office of management and et, summed up the Prest-

drove by the house on his way back from the _grocery_stare————__ = Granias, seeing Sheehy's plight, produced a pork chap from a shopping bag, offered it to the dog and Sheehy walked by the dog to deliver the subpoena.

She crawled out ai

is Clearly ata

Officers Kall Two Bandits

‘The investigator would not get past the dog un+ til Basil G. Granias, Macon County state’s attorney,

LONDON (AP),— Roseanna Hamer, 69, drove her car straight through a wire fence and it comersaulted three times down an BO-foot cliff face near

Disguised

confronted by-an unfriendly-dog-when he attempted being conducted in Cirewit Court.

———PRICE-15- GENTS

volvement _ta “hold down wage and price Tiereases. Nixon emphasized the rela tHionship of the steel indy 0 in 2

DECATUR, Ill. (AP) — It took a pork chop to enable Jerry Sheehy to serve a subpoena. Sheehy, a district attorney's investigator, was

(At Filtration Plant)

2 SECTIONS —__

ndustry

Maxtmam

sterday.— #1; —mbntaumt—-this-—— morning, 58; noon: today. 77.

<Cansieuctiee”

WASHINGTON. (AP) — President Nixon called on negotiar tors in tho steel Indust rene! struct e nto that will keep. the i dustry competitive | in| world markets and rata nthe ecas mie recave ‘Tho President met with the union and management negotia tors for about an hour on the~ evo of their contract lalks and, kes id, laid out the acing the Nixon called for “hard bare pairing” in the talks a frained from setting een be weal les t about, The cons in the industry

=¥ ngsters and okdsters alike pack Day. parade in te Foale or tha annual Indi Iron Mountain-Kingsford. Youn sters at leit look to. the next unit in line of march as ie combined bands of the

aan a: Keoeititl

seventh cor

already been Unallected by’ the weather a cornet a becaute they fly as blgh st, 20 feet, the eight-jet Johnson, and-in the school's brass dronped 210 tuia at borabeon bam sus pected enemy supply depots, ‘After he Teft the home, Louis bunker completes an‘and_ rocket kept on playing: (bs cornet=tn rc sites,

el Testing arose iets tee ee when his next withdrawal ‘eal But Pen-

Accidents—— |r:

Niagara Man Killed On Holiday Weekend

|Keep-Area Police Busy

7 struck killed a deer on US2 in Wancedah township. A Norway? youth was tre: ‘Andereon- Memorial Hospital motor~ Two Students

A 26 "gear— old rural Nioguca ‘The erash occurred at 9:06 p.m. man wag tho lone area traffic Satareday. fatality during the Fourth of Flood w 5 pronounced dead on arrival ee Memorial Hospital daly ‘week! *The* aa was Dalé O. Hood, ‘0 passengers, Dennis Oja, * of ‘Star “Route, Niagara. 23, ie West All Wit, and Jobe Marinetfe scounty eherift's of: Freeman, 23, of Ningara, were said the accident occ:

Earn Degrees nee,| At Central

injured and hospitalized at Me

Hospital where they four miles south of Ni- morial wore taken by the Niagara Res‘The highway is under

ij the-new portion of tis141-a,

cue

a car ave

shoulder -of the

Calif. Ha came to Niagara in 1983 and al nded Niagara

€ity Man

ONE KILLED—A 24-y: re rural Niagara man, r went out of col Hood, was killed when h rolled over on new Usha, south of Niagara, Ti

occurred Saturday night, See accompanying story. Mountain News pl oto)

ale 9.

went (iron

Mrs. Garland

schools and aradunted with the class of 1985 at Magara’ High Senoal, Shorty atter graduation, Sueeumbs the U. S. Navy TOs. He was alsly 7, 1960. In Florida ‘employed by Kimbérly = Clark Corp. for a short ~ Mrs, Hilda Garland, 76, of time_and then went to chicage 0 -» a summer

aT where a Avon Pr

eniployed

was

He leaves ha Parents, Mr. and of Niagara; aMr, Phillign w |three brothers, Ricky Hoed of 1923_in’ Melstr: Niegates Dennis ang_Darrell ‘We ‘méved to Kingsford «with Dixon his parents in 1923. He attend- Ronald” (ci ef Kifgstord pubic schools Madison Heights, and married, Lorraine San uncles Tron Mountain in 194 He enlisted in the v. ? jn 100 and was discharged ip February of 1546, He served in reeiled at 8 p. the South Pacifie re, Te funeral Services will be held at 9:30 ceiving the Philippine ‘Liberation One Star Medal, Wopld War a. m. Wednesday at the funeral Tl Vicwry Medal, American home and at 10 a; Theatre Médal and Purple in Niagara. feart. The Rev. Fr. Carl Steiner will

the Iron Mountain area,

died Saturday in Florida. Sie rwas pare ANA aed in_Norway_and. Norway. ghe and her. husband resided in Traverse City w is retirement. She leaves her husband William, one san, Earl of Chicago and eight grandchildren.

The Rev. Russell H, conducted ieee service. at poviady Prelude

wero played

Mueller music Joho

by Mrs.

tho Highland

San |R-Kan.

Limited Engagement

Now Showing EVE. SHOWS

7-00 AND

9:00

Opens At 8:30 ENDS TONIGHT — 2 HITS CO-HIT SHOWN

2ND

—

——__—_—___—__, BURT REYNOLDS - SUSAN CLARK

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JOHN BLOOM

from

FIRST AT DUSK —

CHEYENNE SOCIAL CLUB"

Y DISCOVERED IT WASNT AHQTEL’

sae

tara al Pega it See

parade

here

re for their donation of time

No Parking Signs

in installing the new air condi-

tioner at the Center, On Fourth Street A rummage sale is planned |for the near future at the Cen- are Mountain Police Chief p said today ‘no ter.

C. A. Bjorkman, chair- psetinge signs have been placed Bunco and oth- in the 100 block of Fourth strect. the no parking are in force

Mrs.

man

The Miller-Agency,_Inc. Braumart Building

Dial 774-0190

WBAY-TV — Channel 2 TUESDAY. ULE « = 3i00—cemer Pyle 3:20—Oatloping Gaurmes 4:00—Daniel Boone ‘OO—My Favorite Mart

2 p. m.'to

8 p.

WFRV-TV — Channel 5 FUESDAY, JULE © 2:30—Rarty Ghow/Diating er De lars

of Monday

500

card

game

atner = sports 30-10 Cosby 6now

Ken Campbell instead of Ken Chapman should have been listed as a member of the Iron Mountain High School 5-Tligh team in a story in Friday's

will m 7:30 to Champion and ‘Mrs. William |other Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. Coalition night instead of Wednesday 0 Martin. Further information may be|the Pine Room ut the DickinMrs. Edith Long, president of jobtained by calling Mrs. Bjork- son Hotel, the Senior Citizens, presided |man, 774-4477. over the club’s regular monthly | Mrs, Howard Gray, Sra jlies scheduled for the summer. meeting held last week, of summer activ nit | Questions concerning any phase Mrs. Long commended George |tho council up to date on Gp: of summer activities may be Lammi and Emil Ohiman, mem-leoming trips and other activi- ldirected to Mrs. ‘T74-5150,

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CLEARANCE

‘YOU PUR! CHASE YOUR FIRST POLICY

WOMEN'S

and

SUMMER

SHOES

Wednesday - Thursday - Friday - Saturday —— SHOWN

of July

added that ler games, invites more senior An old + fashioned Gay 80's citizens to participate in those regulations there ice cream social is planned = games, held each Monday at 24 ehoure ad

SPRING

eee

view of the Fourth

atop her dad's shoulders and clutching her’ American flag. (ron

Social Set For Friday

& HEADED

recipients

Committee for the event in-|directed by Mr. and Mrs. Her: clubrooms, cludes Mrs.-Frank Bracke, Mrs, |bert Champion. ‘A. Bjorkman, Mrs. Herbert | A sewing group meets every Northern Michigan Wilderness

Power

edition of The New

degree

in-

Rose ail, Iron Mounsaid vehicles driven tain, Pactalar of science in eduL. Winters” of Quin- sation Olsen, Vulcan, Earl D. Oatts of Chi involved in the mis anes ofjacisore in education.

City In Brief for aenior eitiscoss ‘The foclai {held very “Tuesday tader, the will be held at the Senior Citi-|leadership of M. zen Center at "West Brown |Bracke and a variety i games Knights of Columbus officers St. in Iron Mountain. is held each Friday at 7 p. meeting at 8:15 tonight in the

City In Brief

PASS LIST SUSPENDED

little girl has a perfect

Tee Cream

Friday

oat Co. P.

Nominations

—

GAl Great lakes Chem, ing,

Mirth Gent, Airlines Panax Corp

,Academy ~ Award

— SHOWN FIRST AT DUSK —

(Mdday Quotations From Edward D. Jones & Co.) Comper Range x

also

tained ‘minor injuries.” At 5:20 p. m. Saturday, cars by Winifred Kilgren of | drivenSagola-and-Frank. of Milwaukee were involved in am accident at_the entrance to Sawyer Lake Park, At 2:45 a, m. Sunday, a car driven by Frederick ©.’ Manke of Milwaukee went off County Road 68 in Felch township, struck guard cr es car was Hsted as a total ve Manke was ticketed for careving, sheriff's officers var driven by Joenne

pester of the -Firet United ‘Menedist HUTCH, Will oMicli Borial all be. in Cometery

Local Interest Stocks

Police

nese and ¢aga were

Funeral Hom eServices will be held Wedne-

July

from 16 sears and ae

foreign 48 avanded de

jap. Oats waa ticketed for failing to yield the ri pitotway and a passenger in his car 6us-

| fay at 1:39 p.»

ning

State

Officers by Gienn

Visitation will be from 4 to 9 this evening at the 200 West eee ‘Chapel of tne oer

nominating convention Miaml Beach teat year, begix.

and (Soak aone, tho over-

an and US-I41 at 10:25 p. m. Saturlay.

E Her! the oi bearers were James De-|¢™ PARADE WMNCHER—A Vet, Dudley Schroeder, Ernest with President Nixon. parchi National Monday morni. Anderson, Robert Miller, John ‘The Democratic and Joseph Santi, Robert_Pa~ Gagnon and Henry Barlement. to hold its 1972 presidential |__ Mountain ‘Sone Hhoto)

quette, Stanley Brew and Dew Burial was ey Ellis. c Chapel Garde

ed.

and

Bay cena at oe Michigan University Pleasant. The university awarded eight jalist dey degrees; 206 s degrees and 1,281 bachelor's de‘1 deer on US2 in Waucedah town- | grees. Pree in ceresaid a car driven by monies, ote May 38, were val Mt Blazier of Route 1, Iron | land. chemistry major,and sahiMountain, struck and Ei ing~ Hosa ‘seo—trr} Ush and mathematics deer—on: major Felch township at 11 p, m. Sat: > |f{rom Mason. urday. Commencement At 1p. m. Monday, an auto RobertL. Eight, pes president operated by William’ Pipp of of reVulcan struck and killed a deer eavetein enraty lege, Doctor of on M95 in Breitung township, Public—_Servi during: A driver by! the exercises.

He'was employed by the City Officiate. ark, of Iron Mountain water depart Ment for 1] years. Obituary leaves his wife, Lorraine; Re =e, Schedule three ard at home; of Green Mrs. Mae J. Bergdabl Dates For Convention J. ie at home and Services for Mrs. Ma NCAP) jay, hy) Ellis of Tron| Ber, who i “his father, Vern were held Saturday at 1:30 p. vention will Sr. of Kingsford, and a at the Freeman Funeral Hot Services were held at 20 am. todap‘at, the Tons Pe Funeral Tome. James J. Mecarthy| eftelatea Burial” was in Quinnesec Cemetery, Pal were Pauls James

street dirt on the

into a ditch

said

an rs hit some

Squad,

Oja reportedly sustained a fractured pelvis while Freeman wen! control, and d ied.'down the pavement, ayA and ? struck Date—Orland™ Hast was born weal. sgveral trees, landing on its top. June 2, 187, at Long-Beach, struct Hon.

Officers

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Sugere:

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red,

Beige,

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TUESDAY, JULY iF Pr 3 'S0—Rertened ‘aut

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City Police

Winners In Parade Here Announced

Check Seven Accidents.

: e mishap. 'Police ee Nyland for careless driv; . 2 nasieba was other accidents, police said.

‘Area parks, beaches, campgrounds and’ highways were filled to capacity during the warm and sunny weekend. On Saturday, the miercury hit a high of 80 degrees but then climbed to highs of 81 Sunday and Monday, Thousands witnessed the an nual Fourth of duly parade Monday in Iron “Mountain« Kingsford, Winners in the various Ales sions were announced as lows: Commercial — 1, Water Skiers, (Beat wth clowns); 2. Patti An Dre: Givi

i i y

Phe’ mishap occurred in. the West Elespiem so

Children's Groups

Toa Block oe

‘Rangers;

leaving the scene of a property damage accident, ae Apsniahop. as jay, ears driven Sauld of 1216 Heights St, Ni agara, and Robert A. Rvlandi ||

Sp o

gion: Ave. softited fnin the So ‘block : pm. n Sunday, ac driven by Roger L, LaCow of Hermansville wes

at a car owned

LaPoint of mt: Dai

FIREWORKS

photograph

in-

DISPLAY—| Dick

Hill Monday. home

. pet NIAGARA ENTRY~—Thousands-of-per: i morning to watch the annual Independ ay © — 1. Village} was the entry of the Village of Niagara, Winn of_Iron| listed —elsewhere—on—this—page—(lron—Mountain-) al

= Rin a streets Monday Dne of the many attractive floats nS ¢2 im the _parada—areaa

The

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Ferris,

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Tron

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ment, Ruppe_stressed_that “I am ‘certainly not suggesting that the problems of our urban areas are not severe or that a great deal of Federal invest ment-is not-necessary cities. MARQUETTE — In his ad- {disparity which causes a great “However, dress during the dinner program’ population migration from rural miust meet Its responses lof the Rural Poverty Symposium | Americata urban Ameri _ | wherever they exist held on the campus of Northern quetle or Manhattan. Tn the fin-| Michigan University, ‘ is a] analysis, whatever gains we Philip E. Ruppe, R-11th District, Congressional District, ichieve in ‘alleviating the urban Houghton, painted ta private in- Ruppe cited statistics to support will, in the long run, vestment stimulated by govern. bis statement. negated unless wo are able to programs as-the-keys to 1970-_national census in rural are stem the Taw of people from | the Ture development of rural shows that: from 196) ta 1970, the esourcesof these contrib- the countryside" Americ population of the state of N ich-/ute to the declinefactors in population Calling for Iegistation de Commending Northern Michi- igan increased by 13.4 per © in rural America. Hegretfully. signed to encourage capital in gan University and the Michigan |while the increase for the 11th many of who leave vesiment in rural America by Academy of Sciegce, Arts and |Congressional District was only are younger, Tee peed. ne: means of special economic inFetters for sponsoring the two~ /28. per cent. Tn fact, the popu sons re|centives. Ruppe ¢ pers l day symposium designed to re. of Upger Peninsula crucial to the future tent belief that auch programs. are view and stu the crisis of | actually dere by 0.5 per against rural poverty, who mi @ real key to rural developpoverty in rural America, Rup- |cent contribute their abilities ent, pe then otisred is own percepcry most critical problem in areas such as Northern Michi: No government program can erty in this sector |the ongressional District gan are to.be fully developed." take the pl as ti ea it, is the shortage of Asking for a greater emphas ate investments essence of rural pover- jobs, opportunities. is in the fight against rural pav- fobs. and provide 'a_cortinuing ty, T believe, isthe economic Those industries whieh have tra- erty by ie feral Govertase of economic support for |ditionally provided the bage for rural economies — ee age

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THE IRON MOUNTAIN NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN. KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN ———

—— ——4t-Finally ‘Looks Under Control!’

{ron Mountain News :

Decisions

gone radical changes. The most important was a reversal of U.S. policy thal began

preme Court

the withdrawal of combat forces while

week “was one of momentous decisions for he United States Supreme Court. In the space of just three days the nation’s highest court took historic and dramatic action such~fundamenta

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WASHINGTON — “For God's sake!" said the man in the White House office, “the Presimonths away. Nobody around here is panicking. ‘The boss 1s nol about -to swileh to governmenl by hysteria ixon aide was commenting on the latest Loui Maris poll which shows in-

creasing restlessness among the natives aver continued inflation, ment and recession the, poll reported that 72 per cent of those queried believen prices are rising more rapidly than a year ago; 65 cent

believed

grown

worse;

felt the country

was

per cent

in a period

recession, and 40 per cent that administration re doing more harm

complained

‘That is” awful political news for Richard Nix it Is undoubtediy-one-of the reasons why the President last week launched a review of his

About

Washington

economic policies with-top administration officials, Despite Nixon's rejection of establish— wage price sabiealon boara, admimistration sources say tne

proposal is sill-on the list of alternatives Treasury Seeretary John BConnally and Paul W. n, chairman of the ca

Economic. Advisers, idea, cessive wage and and penalize manipulating and cutting off y pratt ct s.

co)

Meanwhile, pressure contiqued within the administration ‘or

other, action ‘designed to. step up my"s: Browth, Connally and

neem a

En sill leaned toward tase cuts and more such pump-priming Programs as the public service Jobs bill There is a touch of irony to those developments _ In_the Nixon may find

Obvious And Distressing By JOUN CUNNIFF NEW YORK %4P$ — One of the most obvious tressing domestic these days is the many white collar and service industries lo produce the quan tity ard quality of work desired ef them Transpartation, power and communieat ons break down, eters contain er ‘ors, repairg men decline use calls, men's sits take Uhre weeks ( alter, diss municip: aruntied sanitation Jobs are

scorned.

And ee long ist

the and

plaints Possibly

threats. it even worse

fuel of eoundess. and get

situation has been

has

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next few decades because of

performance. —Preeisencss— much more difficult to achieve. cople don't always da Fepetitiotis jobs; they may do separate jobs in /an hour. Now the industry has the tuols members sa. they agement on ing them, agement interested ry little

real

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ys Joseph Quick, ehairScience Manaxement

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business, ‘Top management often knows about the situation and sit doesn't act, Quick Gough he maintains i 15 quite obvious tha: a worker deprived of pride, without a sense of ur= without elear goals, do as much work as he

ANDREW TULLY

himself adopting the policy advocated

Sen,

Hubert

manageme:

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shorten

United

States

Human

culties

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campaigi

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province Just south of the demiInarized zone, including some 6,000 Which South Vietnamese generals say bave infiltrated Since May 1

Robots In 1984

Creightod W. Abrams, Pretty ie fetched.” U.S. commander in Viet™ accommod Andrews and Karlins. nam, is Said to share that viewdays or so aw: point. Orwell's timing, i appears, was In the _rumormill | colfes that far off, ott ite being done with worms “wit alae now, it will be done with peobh tion has a strong early 196s Dr. flavor. It centers on the passi- Deliavior control techniques will Por: tdet persons, ‘eliavior bilities of a political coup be- be advanced to the point where whether in the form of fore the Oct. 3 election ar, per- we og *fetrol anyone.” electrical stimulation of the ris 1971 ae behavior more likely, afterward— monitoring devices, genecontro! Is no longer just fodder brain, regardless of who wins. engineering or for selence fledon writers, Tt ticchilling Serious Western observers threat to the tend to discount that oa of pe is real. Even futurist Herman Kaha litical talk. The prevai In anew “Requiem for relerred to the technology of beis that only Thieu bas a chance Democracy? van “Inquiry in the havior control Faustian to win the’clection, and that ne- Limits of Behavior Control,” we ‘chance of—overa—_Karlins and his Lewis Porte auLhGrS, however, Andrews, tell us it's already throwing him. Even so, the witend that as technology happening: vances We may be faced with m's history to concede ransmitting signals to ole chotce: A state they call the possibility, radon mnplabicdin a cate: H“psytoc i which all The Rovernment’s control ing bull's head, Yale pigs things, inclading—peop are over population has continued gist Jose ca subject careful and precisa . increase. ast report, ful wo hat in‘tuld-charge and technical to mani bas tke controversial wi hamlet evalnation system deprevailing socio-eco by U.S. officials, said Delgado who catised had

relative

security

over 94 per cent of the coun"5 18 cople. Sale hone ruised by the Cambodian drive of spring 1970, the ARVN— lic of Vietnam—and

other

regu-

lar units took severe: casualties and some sharp mérale backs in the drive into the Laos Panhandle last February and mbodia

proved

success

In the long rin because it broke and

baitie

to strength S seasoned units in and

ect

air support, are find

ing the going heavy. “Name a battle ‘in which the South Vietnamese tool on a longh enemy and won, Name

: One

monkeys under the influence of tlecirieal ‘brain stimulation. to savagely attack thelr young. lane University, a man's siemiory. wes DRvOED th aaa

awareness through — electric: rain stimulation. And, in California, several rats’ basic wer and thrist have been regulated with hormone injections “It's also possible to take one

person's memories and transfer them-to, another person.” explained — Andrews, candi¢ © at Stanford Maas sity

they chopped it up nod fod it another worm, wi through the maze.

crawled =

ndrews said that memory

chemical

Payment,

hy NAL. BOYLE NEW YORK (AP) — Things make life worth living Finding that you've only got ong, not two, more payments on ‘tha mort before the house is finally ou ‘The defiant smi four= year-old girl whe had just lost an upper fro The Taeae feeling of Lak ing a warm shower after a long walk through a soaking winter

state,

and

scientists

Not Two

tching a waiting wife embrace her husband as he ste soldier ine

lenis So cur spertionetsry es mocracy, in. whlch the goal is ind position that behavior control can be used for good or bad purposes," Andrews said. “There are two ways to control people. ‘The first way into 5 ly, this is possible, but it _ probably would be ‘very inefficient

cause of the amount of time involved. “In the second way, a person could be conditioned to do cer=

tain kinds of things; he would, in effect, be sent along a path and know where he was seine: “The problem beaver comrol tenet external tyranny. On the contrary, the jeal problem is the threse of freedom 3 that fscied behavior “con trot Fechnatogy is within our grasp, then for the first time in istory we are truly responsible for our destiny “The real question is not “should man he controlled? but ‘How should he rolied?? By the erratic forces of nature or by man himself?” Andrews says the book has

that your son, who almost flunked out of high received a mixed reaotion. “Scischool, is on the dean's list ia oe ey rence | to talk about professors don’t his freshman year in college. The utter joy of a small boy Uke to tall aboutit at all.” he when he despondently shakes

re work sonic inspire some an empty candy box—and out to start thinking about what author G. R, Taylor said in ("The “Beat ng the biggest drum ina Yes, thal’s one of the nicest Hletoglea Time Bomb:" par things— about Titeeven_— tie— appt Fee agilita ainatatintanelaSsentall events int oan yild = the “pai ic turn against scie oak tree and finding a-five-page heartful of happiness, scribbled

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Bedding down in dry sand une a starlit desert s'

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Recalling The Yesterdays

Today is Tuesday, July 6, the 187th day of 1971. There are 178 days left in the year. HIGHLIGHTS IN INSTORY: On this date in 1923, the Unnext time. of Soviet Socialist Republics someona who loves ion was formed. you a pat on tho On aiedate: a tha. pirate, Captain I

while New England bome smug. self-confidence on the faces of peuple coming out least ynti]

Having

om wy Per erp "Why are you going to wea r those ‘het pants’ to the me look ridiculous?” porty—are you trying to mokeke

ihe the trail and other enemy active een : ne North es wee roops..

are now trying to ieee how By LEE MUELLER in higher NEW YORK — Thomas Henty to. transfer of life. "Most. think it Hurley once wrste that “it forms va be in the form of a pi he some great power would agree to make me always think what While the idea of gulping down is true and do what is right, would consent to “being great quantitiesof information turned into a sort of clock and in one swallow appeals ta many Americans, other aspects ~ havior —c: = ee thay sald a New York lawyer, Huxley left us toa soon, There way," soul whole are men now who gladly would “the

face a bloody and pi ing battle agoinst. a “apparently beset by some of the same fSars, President yen Van Thien ‘predicts a ma= nfrontad ion" ween and South Vietnamese forces in late-1972 or early 1

der

—

Hum-

favors both a wagephrey reased go Pi ernment spending, A [ew While House aides are now pushing increased spending by echoing the rationale Hum: phrey has employed for the past several months, ‘That is to say, the administration aides are suggesting that a bigger foderal budget deficit would not recessarily add fuel to the fires of inflation, but could bring about full production and thus contribute to Jower prices de ible thats when’ prods tivity falls below 80 per cent of ‘apacity, ahr £0 up. On the. average, industry now is operating al 75 per cent of capacity. wi hich means it is not gettigg full use either of its max chinery or its manpower; thus, higher prices. In any case, President Nixon is in danger of being overtaken by events. Prices are going up across a broad spectrum of consumer market — from wholele food bills to new ears. t clothing. throug Nausing, where mortgage rates are now rising again alter a temporery decrease Paradoxically, peaple are saving mote, hounded by the fear of unemployment with no effect on the cost of living, Nixon aides were quick to point out that the section of the Harris poll dealing with administration economic policies was not all that bad. They noted that 32 per cent of thase polled said the Nixon poli¢les were doing more good than harm, = compared to the 40 per cent who disagreed. But 25 per cent ro "not 5 Given ‘he, ase citizen's preaccupation with his pocket book, that figure offers Nixon small comfort, Powerful Presiden a Vitor AIM are sure the sdmite stration can sweat out the situ ation. Those like George Schultz, director of the Oftiee of Management uclgel, are hat in the long run. present policies will be proved correct Unfortunately, the period beHiween now and Navemher 1872 is becoming a very short run indeed.

BERRY’S WORLD — By Jim Berry

By DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB interest in L solved, 0 To bea Dear Dr, Lamb — In regard to your everfohe eH iveaeee udery ae jeopardize health, 1 must. say : wile Lam not going ta be prudish. I was hospitalized fer every level af the economie cessive urination, one quart at night and gelting up scale are demanding more ¥, educators times, T was operated on for hernia in my services. t groit, and while there they searched my bladder wio have failed to’ make such altraclive. “And. thirdly, d stretched my prostate gland. Alter two months jobsainagers to motivate T have cold hands and feet and reward whosuch failworkers in orAfter sexual intercourse der lo inercase their product jood in semen after ejacula wi ity. Bethe am tal of pep most of the tin ‘ You might also blame the ne e and watch my diet, 1am 81 years old and my dec- dustrial engineers, They said 1 could aiilt faiher bobies, How About tat? people—once | called Dear Reader — Yes, how about that. You are just a motion ing chicken’ compared to some men wha have analyzed Americ: aered children, measuring cach | t manpect the most common cause for the blood you fort to imagiove, work ation is an inflammation either of your prostate methodize.t temize. nd or the seminal vesicles. The latter sre little There '5 pouches like saddlebags next to-the prostate, wh kK sen is stored. Unless it is treated you may not have cited of a production lino ere Worker: its ade-dovenon paper. And the werk flow is constan' 1 have fever from inflammation of the prostate. That. studied in order to eliminalo ‘ot te same thing as simple enlargement, bul a waste mation. eSaecion ‘analogous to having an acutely’ infected But until the p, at or sinuses. 50, of tho; fany readers write me they have prevented log nored the service aps at night by-wearing warm stockings to. bod, the reasons being or and summer,

also

the

(xo persistent factors: 1. The economy is becoming more servic) ¢ ariented, “Relais one of -tively-more-peopic work at sup- education,bo us he sees itexcenutives: plying services today than work fear t i n agriculture, mining and pra“imely Quotations . duction of goods, Demand often exceeds supply, pushing up 8 The foundation of true joy is in the conscience. fey Koau ahonrto stop. y of service Seneca, Roman stetesman. Treat a worker like a ma nd in some chine and his productivity. will If you take all the experience and judginent of puting a 1 off," says eu ick, rem en over fifty out of the world, there wouldn't be gheasi ed dragon clearly listener that this economic cisely the Spauntawr what ls aough left to run it th rien’ se Henry Ford

roblems "At Age

1955 were losing a battalion a week. Hackworth's, appraisal is that after the allies out,

¢&

legal

mbodia

to-assaulis.on. red with” Vietnam, -many~Vietnam- Primerily Force militia ese and the some Americans in al, and, Peput litia Indochin: unsettling units. Cur: appa: eotly: om at reinalal ting a sense ot _repeulion. about he <1 present uae te rhein a lackworth, Di Col. mck aaa, eae officer ig political system where with 5% years in Vietnam as necessary. ‘Results of the 45-day, U.S.combat leader and senior adviser, secs the, military situ- supported | South Vietnamese aon: reverting in the nexttwa push into Laos ought to begin ero it was in — 3 The South Victnamese in

conviction of Muhammad All, otherwise known aa Cassius Clay, wha claimed exem|

him by redo: hite arate boards. In reversing the conviction, the court held that Ali's ‘beliefs are founded on tenets of the The deIn the church-state action, the court's decisions had a divided effect. On the one hand, the court ruled that the federal government may continue awarding construction grants to church-affillated colleges. On the other hand, the court held that direct-payment to teachers in private and parochi:l schopl is uneonatitullonal._ ‘This bas. been Anterpret= having the effect of driving another nail in ‘einfors n Michigan last year of an amendment to the State Constitution barring direct public aid to private school eath sentences were reversed by the court in he cases of 35 persons awaiting capital punishment and the court at the same time agreed to rule in ts term beginning in October on the death penalty tself. This docs not mcan that. as of now. the 35 orisoners have escaped capital punishment. Tt imply means, that the court has judged the prose. cution's cases against them faulty on legal grounds ind Ting reruanided fle/S8 cases to lower Courts OF ion, ONS if all this weren't enough for three days? vark,, the court issued its crucial decision Wedneswing the New York Times and the Washingon Fost full freedom to resame publication of the op secret Pentagon papers on the conduct of the fietnam War by the Kennedy and Johnson adminstration: This has been hailed as_a monumental triumph or freedom of the press, and indeed it would have veen catastrophic to the guarantees of the First Amendment had the decision gone In the opposite lirection. But the court was divided 6.3 on the ssue, and two of those voting with the majority— ustices Byron White and Potter Stewart — conurred only with the greatest reluctancy, Had they oted rwise, press freedom would have susained a devastating setback. Justice White said in oncurring that the material contained in the docurents oses substantial dangers to national secury.” but Justice Stewart wrate with White's approvI that he couldn't say that disclosure of the docutents would absolutely result “in direct, immedite and irreparable damage to our nation or {ts peole.” Press freedom emerged from the Pentagon apers case with a vietory, but it was a victory tore narrow than it appears on the surface. Phe decision brought a trenchant observation ‘om Wisconsin's Gov, Patrick J. “It is time ow. 10 seriously re-examine the entire policy of overnment secrecy, with an eye toward opening P.many-of-the channels of information that are aw closed . hink the national security of merica is far el Hara threatened by, an adinistration which tries to curtail a free press then would ever be-by the release of the information , the Pentagon papers.” Ta that, the newsmen of this nation will readily yt Amen —

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heavyweight champion boxer had been sentenced to five ycars in prison for draft evasion. In his long ination against

showing about now, but assess.

expand the trail network while cam concentrating on moving ing supstrong That oneec! enited in tho (ising lies and equipment in spite of problom, apparent of the ARVN bih Divialan come lyfhe toweather ‘stockpile them’ for faturo igns. ‘Walle zany Onginally, the private veh coptive and reflect a officials was that view, of the true situation tn the ofwouldUS. require oe cpentls for rovinces, experienced observ- any the Laos fra find the Saigon government drive's effects lia strangest position ever: Some Americans in the north-

* Despite those sweeping dev: opments and the general dis-

the ‘court reversed the

draft on the graunds of tee ene

hostilities

and in 1971, geographical expansions of the war that the Nixon administration

consideration of the issues when and if the occastons arise. In the

inariesa| the Viet-

See ian veeavena lnmeasd a greater share of fighting. on the South Vietnamese. the spread of 0 ther

and contraversist areas as eeparation of church aud state, capital punishment, draft evasion and freedom ‘of the press. But except in the draft evasion ruling, the court

did not finality.

6, 1971

ments are clouded by a seasona tactor=theane gpeeaT manthe Laos wince Ta Panhandle. :a cortaling mayer lied offieinla can only spec: Minh ulate on teal mpact of ments alon; feast Ite light on ow the ‘war “fighting on ain, fats, but fall and Mietcas2 homing aS come to where it is now. In sun tr ance they Mey 31 route of 2 South VietGs say, is trying to keep open written, the conflict has underand

RAY CRANDALL Editor

Momentous

it,” calle! Hack‘worth, ‘who “was David depuly stipe

By RICHARD PYLE __ SAIGON (AP) — recs all thei fascinaling detail-ontl estauelra iene int eeee

LESTER 5, STAPLE, General Manger

TUESDAY, JULY

Radical-Changes In The Vietnam War

—& PANAX PUBLICATION &. tudiagton Street, lran_Mountaln

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TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1971

THE IRON MOUNTAIN NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN

Answers Your Problems

An old fashi say nineties ice cream social" Wil beheld

Friday from 2 Lo 4 p. m. at the Sonior Citizen paced it West Brown

Dear Ann Landers: ‘This let- ging ter is 50 bizarre you might not smarter than the average perbelieve it, but every word is son, I am creative, imag true. I am being blackmailed culous when it eames t owing directions by my teen-age daughter. don't have iny ki Several months ago a friend people patience for detat. came to the house to pick up a Who i the world wins tse jacket his wife had left at our contests, anyway? How are the nights before, The jected? Do the judges m prefer big city people. Am { out Of luck because I live in Pick:

St.

Activities will commence on the lawn in back of the center. ‘hould unreasonable warm jwoxthat occiie Ibe event will te held in the actiaties1 joint chaltmanship or'srs, Frank, Bracke, Mrs. C. A. Biorkman and Mrs, Herbert Champion, plans aro being eomploted for the oceasion Several young women will be ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs. on hard to the public Francis Klein of Wausau anattired in cestumcs of the 90s. the engagement of Homemade cakesy ice cream nounce Theresa Ann, and coffect will be served by tetheirJessedaughter, Michael Weasler, son the hostesses, f Mr. and Mrs. James WeasAll are welcome to attend. Jer of Iron Mountain. Miss K East High School in from St. Mary's School of radiological t cennnseer etof By dohe Conwell ‘Wausat— ir g1970graduated from Florence High Do women envy men as much School in 1967 and St. Mary’: as men envy women? School of radiological ‘teehnot=

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a floor length moss green NEA Top Officer with bow, made ae her Inicce. Returns

Secving as best man was Johi Buchanan, cousin of the bride and Paul Tas cutis ot the

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Helen P. hei and dinner were as leadliate families oc of A r pallens school teachers 8 he aj, the mother of Rash, "Tenn the bride wore & bw jece ene As the top alficer of the Na-

Win

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somble of turquoise worsted and deal tion = Association, with a jeweled collar. The the petite edueator tad at het silk mother selected a disposal a {fered im- bridegroom's ral ensemble with beige acousine, a huge suite at offices cessories. Each mother received Washa corsage o f roses and stephonington headquarters, and 2 atis, The grandmothers each re yearly saary ai ceived a glare During her 12 months in ofPor fice she vigorously «1

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FLORENCE — Musical Messengers from seven _differetit churches inthe Grand Rapids,

Jacoby Madern follows mod- and that love is so great that He | ern expert practice and plays gav His Son for us. that all direct raises are limit as we have heard]? hids. The single raise shows 7-9 these often words and have probably supporting points, the raise ta even spoken ourselves i three (single jump) shows 10-12| still thinks the| The group began their tour at with at least seven in high cards|¢oppasite.thatHowman often we hear the Aurora Free Church, apand the-jump Losoe shows_at *“Gortdoesn't—care—what hay peared in Norway, Bark River, teast-t3-pomts—im Mem pens to us. cared je | Tron River and” the Tron Supporting points are. in ad-| P would [tain area. net permit ali these pail dition to high card and distribu- | and burdens, God is off some- ‘They presently are staying at lion. You cou unt one Point eXtra | here. w for us to make the Pine Mountain Lodge. for each trump aver three and mistakes.” The list seems endone point extra for each single Jess in complaining that God lon of Vort—Furthermore, you does not care for man. The peaArea Church cheat a littie on the lightsi | ple who hve on pills, drugs, al Activities hand counts er a general ‘pessimistic jatats in support ate apse cobol, ttitude only strengthens this of Christ of but we would give the same thairGiod-does not care. AS Kingsford Church raise withoul the jack of dia aidearesult Bible stucy at 7:30 man feels alone, abanChoir practice at m nals. living in a state of gen- tonight. North has no idea about what doned,see p. m. saaallte joyless. his-partiier-can_make,He. is not what God i tended | Christian Sclence Society 165 know that, if his partner has a |atThis ally Caries life on earth was meeting at 8 p, m. poonants one constant relteration, “I love] timonial Wed and ‘rening room with infinite love. My love from needy 2 to4 p. hand may belong to them, so he you for you goes beyond the most hard for them to. ieeal Numan tone. My tove-for —Xingitom alt —of Jehovah's pete, you is deeper than the ocean Witnesses Theocratie | Ministry seFoutn has a very. big hand. schoolat 7:30 Be m, Thursday With two figstecound plus bwbyfond wider than the universe. air, fd at 3: 30p. m. service mee: a second-round controls and They do not fret,js of butthe your log. Bible sto at 7:80 tonight. strong tee milton, South wants Father fe them. to be in six if his partner has heavenly First Covenant Sunday School an ace. uses Blackwood Not one sparrow falls without teachers visitation at 7 tonight. the Father's knowledge, Learn and bids the slam, from the flowers of There is nothing to the play. the lesson field, They don’t spin or South wins the diamond lead, the - Anderson ote: but not even Solomon in draws trumps and claims his was arrayed like counge at "arailton Lakes for contract, while conceding a clul 'y- Bring $0 cents for one “t these flowers, And how Irick. much more important are you lunch. Summer activity permis-

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ene Now she is ging “our little] . men struggle with and. learn battle of the sexes,| To Ladies Aid secret"* alls it) t tAlda-Lee's Biucio phates about the nsciously realize there Mrs. Robert Allen Sanicki 3 hardly anything to be envious Meeting July 8 when it comes to men. Mixed bouquets of apricot| Alencon lace appliques, hand about Maybe if there were a Men's A program will highlight the] roses, blue Iris, lavender and beaded with pearls and erystals, Lib envy of the sexes First Covenant Ladies Aid meet. good her threat, 1 white daises decorated the altar with a ful ea ‘habe [wouldmovement, disappear entirely. mmaculate Conception lrain. A cireulet of Ivory satin ing to be held at 2 p.m. ‘Thurs- thes child-could be so ruthless. Church for the wedding of Ju- Jencrusted with pearls, crystals, Are those who caleee things d I need your advice at once. dith Ann Cavicchioni, Smulicr and Contrite Too Late appliques, held ‘her floor simply aed peop! Mrs, Mabel Hurst, missionary ‘or Mr art Mrs. Cavie=+ length-veil of frory-itlusionShe Ee ive—colC.T.L.: The only w chioni of Lron Mountain; and carried a cascade of woolen Only rarely are. iney to Bolivia; Mrs. you can break your danghter's lavender and nd two Hurst Robert Allen Sanicki, son of roses, ever able to use anything they mertock is tell your Mr, and Mrs. Walter Sanicki-of| daives carnations, andot collect trstially—when they Cameron and—Rachel.. husband the whole story. 1 otis, entwined with ivory’ rib- do use a screw ar a piece of |5 agar a. “‘The-Rev, Fr: James MeCar- {bon wood that they have saved, they’ thy was the clergyman for the Attending her sister as maid have spent so much time digp.m, ceremony on June 12. of honor was Miss Kristine Ca- ging it out that it would have years. In addition to recounting get this dreadMrs. Victoria Negro played tra~ vicchioni. She donned a gown of een more economical for them their experiences in Bolivia, picauaclears ditional music for the nuptial Empire styling with apricot or- ta buy it. People who collect they will provide musical numT apricot taffeta, Her things compulsively may have |be rs and exhibit curias of InEscorted in marriage by her dian tribes. father, the bride appeared in a gown featured ruffles at the problem ident ly that needs to styled gown of Ivory neckline, wrists and hemlines, be lookediiinte by a therapist. Hostesses will be Mrs. Erick petal ‘tatin,

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Niagara News Mrs. George Durston

Phone 251-4524

Niagara Engineer Reports Sewage Treatment Changes

the

sewage

‘tfrat-

ment plant plans to meet. re- survey m quirements of~the“Department| theLeonard village the end of son street,

a Natural Resour eo "I ported by Robert F vill: engincer. at a mecting at the Niagara board of ttustces, Mito of

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nd prov ding aux-

Bases of plan ursng major outa

heath trom ‘Mrs an

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Set

For-Sunday

chairman

Final plans

by the Mink rent Golf Chub Auxiliary for the U. P. im

The fifth—wonual—community. sponsored by the NiageChanges 524,000 plus interest of $990, .| pine, ra Lions Club, Payment was authorized by the day at Niagara, Helean hboatrd. vents sckeraled will include President Kuder recommend- exhibitions by the White Beret ed that a resolution be drawn Drum and Bugle Corp of Iron his house af Jeffer- up commending: Norman’ Swan- Mountain = Kingsford and the pon for his y_ years Of) Niagara Redette: “of waF 10 meritorious and faithful sere contest, egg ess watermelon vice to the community. The Ti “Teontest and a teen e. tion carris ‘One of the outstanding events The following - resolutions will be the tug-of-war contest teams Eee eons between were read by Altorney John rst 6 re: | Fload and approved prize wi'l be $100 to be near to invoice sh ved] 4,

village: for aay? ce Ma

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Club of Iron Mountain, River Country Falls Country Club, Escanaba Highland Club, Escanaba Coun~ ry Clud, Gladstone Golf-Club,

the winning team, plus possesof t traveling tcophy.

gross and lo e nine and 18 hole events of each club. There will also be ies prizes, The day's activi get under way. ‘breakfast

In front of thelr proper | thorized ‘to execute on behait| SOP sa policyof the vilaRe| of the Village. application for Second prize willbe be$25. ‘Teams an EPA grant’ for thé. addition | thilesiringprizeto will ente con! Service Co. to, locate of a secondary sewer plant and leaks point of entry a: to execute any and all grant must have their entries filed no later than July 8. Entries must fitration. te reviewed theara_and pre: | and acceptances and other papers be x, 1608 River |} i P ar Sane anes and will c: x works aneomilion this project. an’ entry fee of a0 for each amine onthe conditions. tem and ee Virgila A ie lace os7 Thtial eppatate, ; Tepart Gemtete . team and its rost Another highlight ‘will be the Ross stated he completed | abandon Third street on the maintained for the construc of the queen, who will preparation of the park and|south end of town between| maintained for,the | construc” crowning reign over all Niagara events public facilities section of the] J.C.'s Log Inn and the aid Sa} itary sewer-treatment plant.| sat

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[Beetmng ar iea. m. xr din ner to | There will be nine tnd 18 hols events with continuous pla | Margaret Thibert, ofNi gare is general ehalrman,w | Doucette and Judy Sais"oe

oe mg the year. —_Prizes__will_be_given away} RORWAY PARADE Lovely wale rode an the Moose Ledge,float in the, annual Fourth of throughout the day, and dra | Carolyn DeDecker are‘ charge ings aS i for F prizes will of prizes, ‘sith ‘Hank Orler, "Higatond parade Monday. cron ‘Mountain ‘News photo) held late in the afternoon. Thibert and Mrs, Douceite in harge of scheduling. Lunch land, joseph LeQuia, licensee. p.m, Pool teams and craft in pad dinner arrangements are Whol anaes Ta “reeeine was ‘Asp. Assisting structions will be held July 22, granted to the regular social sched: withthe. registrations and agent for’ Kafka Distributing, tied for 7 eno p.m, On July serving of meals will be LO 82721 Mrs.-Frank H. Tomasosl! Ine. 23, a lesson on skin and ic | members of, the ost club. Operator's licenses care. will be given from sued to the following:“wilticm will meet from 9 i 12 and cro- 12 oon with table games fro | A story sar for all Mtr area) etoeing. instruction ogi 1tod area will be held at — The last, week of the month |lof the m1 to4 p.m S delltng and am. W Ni craft insteuctions. will Lake over way Library. In charge will be Cretton, most of the day on July 14. s . A r nderson, librariJ. Oretton, Gilbert Brault, Bi picking day — is| poo! strawberry jc will be held for pa-| an, assisted by Kathy Pratt and ward Li¢bergen, Mark on planned for 9 a.m. to 4 n Millig Clark, Melga Schienskt, Francis Ids. tients at the Pinecrest Medi duly 15 at the Aurora Champeau, Arnold Buchman Buses will be available for care Center from 1 to 4 p.m. 1972, Village Boord will meet July 19, 1971 at 7:30 Niagara Briefs and Wilbert Safranek, transportation. and reservations on July 27, with buses being p.m. af the Village Hall to take action on the followCigaret licenses to Clif View Activities for the month of are to be called in to the cen- available for _transportatic ing cpplicant. Residents of Niagara who have just Motel, Marcouiller’s, 1.G.A., July have been planned for the tor. The weekly social will be On July 28 a cleaning bee will Niagara Lions Club board of cause fo presen! agcinst approval of the applicant for he held at the Center, with knit directors will meet at 2 togen ard Charles Connis, Ji Lequia’s | Foodland, “Kimberly held beginning at 7 p.m. an Senior Cit a license will be hecrd at thet time. censees: Clark ion, Neveau’s ake and strawberry ting instructions during the af- night at the Lamplighter. ‘The application of Eugene J. Banane’s Bar, Donald Roy Brown, Licensee: festival will be held from 8 a.m. ternoon. Don Brazeau, director. On July 29, a potluck supser _Fern K. Anderson, 1932 Ledge, Larsen, licensee for North‘The first is the meeting of the to 8 p.m, on July 16 at the Cen- will be served during the social lot 3, Block 4 of Goadyears First Addition to woods~ Inn, = denied, | advisory board to be held from ter, On July 19. a center te lage of Niagara, Marinette County, Wis| planned from 6 to 10 p.m. Spe a combination Jiect will again be held e Center. On 7 to B tonight at th cial guests will be incenses was granted to Niagara lunch will be vited. outside Wednesda from 1 to 4 p.m. all] Be: eded and On. July Liquor Store, Robert Barron, Sinus i 1971. persons Interested” in various served at noon with the womert Letter ae be “prepared from 9 in. elementary agent. in charge. crafts are invited to attend the minor Studies in art, She is seekGERALDINE BRAULT Class A" Malt licenses were craft lessons at the Center. On An outdoor ienic has bees am, to 5 a her BS in clementary eduVILLAGE CLERK-TREASURER ‘anted to Marcouiller’s L.G.A., C.'g| Thursday, knitting instructions planned for J 20 at t the Ai- Knight Booster Club sill Mrs, Anderson is : teachNIAGARA, WISCONSIN James and Clarence Marcout-| Ni will be given from 9 to 12 noon ber dieelersea cele Mak 3 thea ing’; Kinder ie ten in the Niagara les, lietnsses; LeQuia’s Foodal itty Welomalay-al and afghan styles from 1 to 4 mn. to 5 p.m. A day 0 f way High School. eat p.m, The. weekly social with tion and lunches” b gards_ and lunch willbe held planned Buses—wi Norway - yulean Civie Club| IRAVE IS SHRINE, ohn Paul Jones died a brok~ = nGot-at-6:30_p- m, Wednese en man in-i792, was buried mm day at the Rialto Lounge. ions te acoe aml labial ot an unidentified’ French grave games from 1 to 4 p.m. Women’s Missionary Gulld of | and a century later his remains On July 12 a center project ministration iosputal” in ron the First Baptist Church will | were returned by an escort of Mountain, meet at 2 p. m. Wednesday in| U. S. warships to Annapolis. will be conducted and all men July 21. open house wil be the churety parlors. Potluck} where his grave is a national of the Center are asked to reas ‘ 3,22 noon with inch will be served. The public | shrine, according to Encyeioport. Lunch will be served at ns from 1 to Is invited, | paedia’ noon, On July 13, pool teams| aitting LIL ABNER ByAl Copp SUPER SPECIAL THE COMBINATION OF THE «HNGLING OF SUVERAND THE LOO 6 SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPECIAL of ONE STUPID E} TOFALL FOR ON, Ms OF Hj LIBBY'S MARDI GRAS SST AM LL SCHeiEs 15 FOOMi R BUTTER-NUT LURE HIM OUT —

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Into The Workings

Of The

Crystal Falls Iron, Mine

Stambaugh,

in-memory

Museum;

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30 Miles North Of Iron Mountain

Stat Falls t Iron River 1

Yq Hour Tours_Daily _|—June-1-— June 30... 8-a.m,to-6-p.m.—} July 1 - Aug. 31... . 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sept. 1- Oct. 15... 8a.m, to 6 p.m. SOUVENIR

26 Caen:

Mich: On US-2 & US-14T In Crystal Falls, e

Unit

the Artrain” annual sponsor the

Nursing Home, $75; and

dinner for

SM. Butler, J. Skibo, Pancake

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as aAreganj and Jom Ko the _ entertainme! noshi_are_

‘Fund ‘Martha Soclety of United Lu-| committee and Doris Curtis, contributions! theran Church extends an invi-/ Lempi Sword and Esther Young week camel tation to all members and for- on the lunch committee, Salma

n Wenos| supper will St.) wig-w = a case ao ier, ATO;

Certificates Issued

For More Infarmation Call 715-528-3271

Hiberg was awarded the door prize al last week's meeting; Leila Povolo was high in smear

Doris with Ann Lewis sec inclement| Curtis, high in 500 with "Wanda

Jachimski second; and Rose Cecelia Church, Casplan, addi- weather the supper will be held| hall of the] GurehinattRigh in bance aod tional toward furnishing ‘a dow in the "tlw 2 room, 1. $500, dle-patient

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10 Lessons - $20

Lessons Given By Two Certified Water Safety Instructors

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(includes All Categories Thru Lifesaving)

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Armory _ Delpra, ‘E. Mekin: 1-99 County ith lector ae tnd 6 sneer: youn "The spring project is the KNeti. 1. Walling; E

fs other forts

=| —second:Session July 7th Thru July 23rd

“the

(On A Beautiful Sandy Beach)

honor students of West Iron County and Forest Park high jachocls:: ¢le0for 4 Mat elie: Fate [ei Cale project: mm Women's Matches F Sep For Thursday dichuren’ in services ae of placed businesses CRYSTAL FALLS—The Wom: f my P the county, en's Goif threesomes scheduled| throughout Club raises The Kiwanis mainly Munds for the projects events oe Rimureday ate local throsgh two inajor J Jenav, K-Montambo, SLT annual project is the he fal apelli; 4 V. Andrizzi, B.S: heck, Dayavent held at the Elks, Iron River,

Swimming Lessons AT

$23

Ny (cieeey

tal Falls Lions Club, All youngsters are invited to participale and compete for awards,

Stam- the week,

LARGE

Tron Counly General

1 ‘

—— =| Nhupit Patron Rivor 2; Cespian- the par der ade will be rei Gaastra Amasa lurday fole * League — ion River & ates 14. ‘stat “Falis ken barbecue at Crystal Falls 1, 2 willr eniorlandings: tainmeat ‘and refreshments all 34” League — Iron River | afternoon, ivities include 3.0, Tron Tiver: At ie B.

"34" Thursday: Crystal Falls 10 at Crys th

Tampa, clear Washington, clea

‘The Board of Directors said breakdown of the donations $50 to the Boy Scouts:

ofja

.ae

. ni, Friday to organize for the $:Jparcde down Superior Avenue, |"the city police and fire depart: ments ama musical unt i | Gasstra = oy Cospian ai Falls Lz Tron River Head the npavade _ Testa King anand ‘on Bates Que: mbaugh ister ing the largest tis sng

62 | Girls softbal:, at Caspian,

73 | schedule for the hardball league | ¢ Oklahoma’ City, clear . sta 5 fof the Iron County Community | F, Omaha, clear . 1 Philadelphia, clea ig! Bhasin FN ech — 68 pm Pittsburgh,cls Results of little league pla: Portland, Me. ‘clear 7. 62 or the Week of June 2/-July Portland, Ore, clear . 63 49 31" Leaaue mmbaugh

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donations,

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[Cni, wiss waTercress! ——

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cheawle Mrs. Gerald Anderson, 875-3850 EE f $:90 am Amasa af Bineral Outlined 090 gs tls, = ats, eague F a ta — A. Stambaugh, mi, Cab |g Oe STAL ee FALLS: parade at 7 p.m Btbiowt at Eten 10:90 sa open the Be ague — Bates at sponsored anruatly

Donald G. Maki, CO 5-i210 1 al

Iron

CRYSTAL FALLS

Of Baseball

Seattle,

Dahl,!

new stands at $134,218.

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TEL OE contesbutisian total of the. Equipment

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grandparents

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grandparents are Mr Ru y Enstrom of Croat

72 | 50 |

A Indianapalis, cloudy Jacksonville, geet kee cloud ee

fe aniemory p. White, te Seite Pe ‘ene '

‘Tod {rom the Blessed Sacrament, mer. members and friends t9 a of Kalispell, Moz p.m: Friday, Parish project to fur-| picnic supper at 6 24, weelgat 7) Church Rudolph, June | ist a acute “patient Foom, $e) at Runkle Lake Park. A potluck ternal pounds, 13 ounce: be served in the|

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Birmingham, cloudy ...8f . . 87 Bismarck, cloudy

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children

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Charities

‘Ann sae "(Day event promoted through Sart | M. Larson, is Ba her: the assistance of Radia Station 7 vie with onehalf the, pro: P | |oftics to Eagle River. °L, ceeds of advertising collected years) Mr. and Mrs. Walker, wha) M. Lan jenberg. € Bet oop served several by club members retained by Fates as siretor Of the Iron County [own # vacation home and Inland Employes Federal Credit |some time im Iran County ach] Jewell; credit urion Year. have made a personal| kin, E. Grattan: L. Hagglund, with Alpha Crystal contribution $1,000 to the! Mf. 'Mlinarcik, H. Thomson: D. Fund. in| Anderson, &. Prelto, M. Zukowis self|!{addition 7 to “thement contsibution| of 1970. He sruction June si: ¢. Bosko, A. Shroc! Ar hrars|1.) Sowers Club at Caspian wil Men Chastisa c Lind |! mm the Shaw-Walker distric! with his ‘ile

Asheville, cloudy

Marg

|raom, radiology 2 1 ys has spreinied Robett | records office. Falls ore patholo {and laboratory of- 8: k Moholek |fice, admitting office, niirse’ ly resigi fation and director of nurses’

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Federal Credit’ Union no

rises today at Ke ‘30

NATIONAL

equipment,

ial donation, as discount -arrange ine ical, vel ea perruited ‘Board 10 {4enish-all-office aseas, [throughout the hospital in top Croop To Replace line. Shaw-Walker equipment,"| F I the board reported, | adiition creto tho main tobusibe] Hohole! olek/On Board: - | on acein Shay-Walker equip-| furnished AL ‘the = sira-. je2 the administra-| Falls Communit pha. Coystal

atrises. ‘Wedneaday

BS Albany, clear Albuquerque, cloudy .. 86

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“equipment factory

er Friends may call ant 3 ipsa, Weduesday atthe Duvall PuHome. eral held at2 p.m, ervices wi

° ai = 7

the “Wolverine of Mr. and Mr $35 to th Tn addition the the equipment | St., $100; Lakesiore 4 of contribution, the company is| River, in memory of Lawrence| {ron Rive $15 to theChamber Michigan fermitting the Hospital Board| A. Gormian, Amasa, $100; Mc.|Commerce: al of the remain-| and Mrs, Fred R. Beauchamp,|Week dinner; $25 for sunport of {purchase project:

ten-great ~ grandchildren. Her husband and four chikiren

‘The total value of the items, | Hiver, Joe ard James Beriongo Hospital equipment Fund: Jin the top line of the jaastra, and Mr, and Mrs. Bert to the Iron County Historical

moon

a sirelts B10 S100;

Robert L. Cross, Stambaugh, |$1,648 for yarious social servand Mrs. Edward|ices projects during the 1970 $100; ‘y Czapiga, ia River $100; Mr. 71 fiseal year.

{ness office of the new hospital. | and

reckdent here forthe past 62 year: She leaves, two daughters, Olson of Mrs. ToivaOre.,(Irma) Waland Mrs, Portland, fred (Gertrude) Leppanen of and granéchildren 28 Iron River,

Someta ——Wenather Summary

|chine desk, filing cabinets and upholster secretarial |guest chairs for the main hart

woman, She married Emit Mustapaa in 1818 and had been a

Flossie

TRON RIVER—The Iron Counin Hk joa an | Iron River, $100;

i uinced that the Shaw-Walker| Co. has pledged to donate all fof the sceretarial desks, ma-|

born and

came to’ the

|For Hospital | rir!" het Wickstrom, Tron

Mrs, Selina Stambaugh unexpectedly County Gen-

fustapaa was 4, 1889, in alan

ret

__| BO; Santoy acr tad da ‘|Report On

Succumbs IRON RIVER — 82, of Township’ died ‘Monday at the Iron eral Hospital,

es ae Kiwanians

| Firm Pledg

_Resident‘Mustay

6, 1971 —

TUESDAY, JULY

Proof Of Age Required — eos Will Ba Chackad At The Door! (Pass List Suspended)

By V. T. Hamlin suns) NOT ba

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THE IRON MOUNTAIN NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN|.- KINGSFORD,

TUESDAY, JULY. 6, 1971

MICHIGAN

Senators Rip Tribe;

Paquette, Bob Iverson Race To Feature Wins At| Norway ‘Bob Iverson of Hyde and Ron |ture race. That vent owe Eom and of Kingsford roared Gatien of Powers of Kingsford oth Toll to double point wins at the Nor- Stearns their cars, Neither driver was way Speedway Friday. injured. Young Herb Iverson jumped]. in heat winners were out to an early lead in the 40 Stearns in the first heat, Tem. Car ple the second and Paquette captured the third heat. Paquette

Iverson for 27 laps, However, the 289 Ford powered modified

Fran

Aasell

Face_ Oriol es Next— By ‘The Associated Press

‘The: Washington Senators are moving after all. No, not down

to DaliaeFo

‘Hiss Marsha Bilski of Norway crowned Miss D.C.H.A, of) 1071. She presented feature winwith

y and

a kiss.

Dodgers Top Giants; Move Within 34 Games

of Iverson maintained the lead for the victory. Goeden settled

1 econd place. maney’” and Jim Peterson of Kingsford claimed third place, Norway's Joe Haferkorn last 2 wheel and his ear, He wan pat, ia jure, 1 iverson’ enabl im to Wiaintain his edge Ser cova in the point standings. Sportsman featurew.

Jager Ted Williams. ‘We're get-

COURT COURTESY—Stan Smith of Pasadena, -Calif. of fers a hand to Jo! hn Newcombe of Australia after Newcombe tubo ort thelr Wimbledon men’s singles championship won 6-3, 5-7, 2-6, 6-4, 64, to retain the 1m title, (AP Wirephotoy

: Pollard,

Bee

~ Pats “Goof; Phil Olson

Baseball Players ne Mile Suit

Free Agent

they

were

informed

Carlton Pollard and Dan Fla-|

Jim Tobin and Walt Bi Anglin avd Jerry Martin were

NEW YORK (AP) — The Major League Baseball Players Association, contending it needs fwas not far behind at 319 with figures of’ its new television nine homers. contract with NBC to prepare Sinee then, | however, | San|pexotiations on a new pension Francisco_has less than half its|and_ insurance plan, has filed gemens Mays! “Bverage has|an unfair Tabor practice, suit diy to .285, roy against major league bothered by repeated knee ail-|clubs. ments, has played sporadically| The action was announced land is down to .292, each has |’ added just two fomers in that Istretch—and no one has really ation, In a stinging statement, he accused the club owners of Picked up the slack,

tional Football League yet Pa o1

cause his contract has expired due to an error by the Patri5. No explanation was given.

The Patriots sald the 6-foot-5 ind defensive beet fm Utah State is now free 80 tiate with other NFL ‘cla a ne—terms of the league constitution and bylaws, which provide for compensation to the riots for their investment in ihe playei Olsen sutlered the kneo infury. while practicing for’ the j970 College AllStar gamo and was lost to the Patriots for the _-entire NFL capaign.

ting championship with an av- The charge was filed with the lerage that has remained stead- New York regional office of the ily above the .360 mark. And in

National Labor Relations Upon, ree eiving the in J. Gaherin, labor Behind Again for the club owners, gts, Angeles, which tralled counsel id the board “it was without San Francisco before exploding merit and should be dis-

Milwaukee 2. Minn 8

have

Australias’

capture

ity Chicago White Sox 6-1 and 10 and Milwaukee edged = Minta guns for Washington ms Billings, ie sea led Rowand and“ bel mers who

Owen

second

Davidson

honor,

mixed doubles crown, But the big name at Wimbledon in 1971 was Evonne Goolagong. The daughter of an Anstralian aborigine sheep-shearer, Miss Goolagong won the hearts ot the 15,000 fans at center court by-upsetting Mrs-King-64, 64 In the semi-final

contributed

three-run

homers.

Unser. alsodoubles. a single. gs, a fort b: man and cutlielder who” con verted to catching in the minors 1. ason, was given a major share of the credit for the winning streak. The SenaEe haven't lost since he re. uh anova as the Fegular backst ‘The Red Sox Foot tted the Yan-

Outdoor

fontrea) 8 Diego 2 ‘inate a ei a Ko ed

ithe Senators have a ti night doubleheader against ‘les, who were rained Sica . Americans BilRosemary Detroit Monday and saw their lie Jean King at lead im the AL East shrink to Casals may have taken the doubles, and Mrs. three games oyer Boston when womens’ Red Sox came from behin id | King may have teamed with

In Wishigan

wa WO a f4 0 0 44 12 o0 2071 400 0 3 o 0 ) 0 0 Morot Aon met Bia 1 12 o ta 0 o ta 0 6 1 0 0 4 07 0 44200 [290 6 4-0-0 6 a oaa 0 100-1

fhe association. with ‘a break: down of the terms included in the $71.75 million, four-year |S2 contract with NBC hampers the association in pi aie. for its forthcoming negotiations. — SANTA MONICA, Cait Dupree. 3 York ouipotated Callt, Hay Pesci 176, Venvarn, 12 10s 8,‘omy: Armatong, Revie, Boot Brie 2,

(AP)

Tips Felch

Brewer Box Score Minnerota ap oR RM

fora trun eighth inning and a missed." 144" trouncing’ of the Giants Dick Moss, counsel for the jassociatipn, said the MLPA had again’in Mond ‘Monday belo fore nding loadin [oS made a formal request for » theUp Bases la thefifibefore new contract and enna a"Davisnard in came cifies had of the told... that itis the runs as he tripled to tie the} pone “been our Pusiness. The asso-|_ game.Momenls later Richie ciationof now eel n NLRB orAllen’s sacrifice put the er for the clubs to supply such igers—abead, And two in-|Gq nings later Crawford gave them detail The ch arge contends that the ce some breathing room w to furnish [Bra club owners? rei

gars Griddera Report For Shoes NIAGARA — Nlagara foot. ball coach Len Trudeau am nounced (oday times for ders to report to pick up ete Practice shoes. Juniors and seniors are Ey report between 12 and 3 p Wednesday ‘while fayveo play: Walter Alston, the Dodgers’ ge! ers are to report between 12 pilot, acknowledged that Tavis and 3 p. m. Thursday. |bas ‘been the ‘sparkplug but HA Tot of different guys have been contributing and Baseball that's good. You can't rely on ‘one_man, $0 It's good to’ spread BABE RUTH it" aroun —Practi Mets’ losing spin reached Division Two will practice at fiveThe games in the opener of 6 this evening at Ranger Field, their “twincbill—and they had scored but four runs in PRACTICE Division One will practice at slomp—as — John Strohmayer 5:40 this evening at Ranger fired 4 fivesitter and | the Expos scored their runs on a Field.

aed

then coming back to ‘upend topeceded Marga’ ot lé-1 in the finals. What made her feat so special was that, Evonne is still one mont: ft 20th birthday. Thus, she ihe sell te the helr to the throne shared id Mrs. King ted lng of Marquette copping ‘a. fact, Evonne's coach and adoptive father, Vie Edwards, that she will not reach ‘I still feel kees a 50 lead in the first in- her peak until 1974. @ will reach her wards said then \f took the Wimblepounded Mel Stottlemyre and| after Ey Lindy MeDanlal, (rzapping it up |den title last Friday in sirxight : e will make alot of Progress yet.” agora. yay hes youthful bases-loaded Bosian’s first comeback. After}a shot in t £li—Rive errors nd the Bobby homer put eso: an for women’s tennis inability to with mon on Jew YorkMurcer’s In front, Rico Petro- N general. Should she “remain base ‘cost the Feleh Rangers a celli red to ‘square mat- healthy, and continue to develWishigan League victory Monop a3 Edwards predicts, she'll day as the Rangers fell_to_the |! Ts agai ‘Trailing 7-6 with two out Im add interest (0 a sport’ which league lea ig, Peshtige Feefians the sixth, Petrocelli slammed a has lacked a bright young star a 2 mai for some ye: sesloaded triple and George ‘The Rangers ge up_three Scott-ard Joe Lahoud followed} —— sIarabe, fs to five ereee andl haiesiien Ton Baa with home runs to complete the every inning but were unable to Rudy May, 45, recorded his get them across the pla first vietory since May 8 as the Angels held.off the A’s, whose Dan Jacques and Notes the runner-up Royals Chappel shared the h ties for the winners, even hits, whiffing nine a National Safe Boating Week walking two, LaChappel gained Sacrifice FIly will be observed July 4-10. Tony _ Conigliaro's the victory. July 15, the se: Jim Edberg was tagged wit fly drove in Cal. wuines tor taking dons afield ning run and Jim Spencer deloss, giving up five hi from sunup to sundow! while fanning five and walk: to. Dan Famsworth, assistant Mike LaComb paced Peshtigo “C area forester with the DNR_at at the plate with a double and Crystal Falls for the past three two singles. ‘clson drove years, has becn transferred 19 able in the eighth but Dave in three runs with a homer. aroche and Lloyd Allen came Stephenson where he will bs Todd Lindeman “belted a dov. n from the bullpen ta halt the ble for the Rangers while Craig Lindeman and Durocher threat. s aie — ‘wie. had lost six had two singles each, reechitter for gree In Forestry from Michigan ¢ Raiangers (n vel to Porter- his fitst Tistory Sethe sean i Technological “University and field gest Sunday. ichigan fine Royals’ nighteap victory an MS. Degrea f ate University. He is married lover the . The only run_came in the first inning on Yesterday's Stars. Freddie putelrs double and a L’Anse, Michigan. parents of one son, oe Unser, Senators, single by Amos Otis. Otis drove in two runs in the jopener as oa ore ae The road runner's¢iaim to iias ies 3 its prowess in kill Chicago's Streak ‘The Ravals, who had ing lesnakes, which the been shut out twice and bird cwallows starting with the blanked in 24 consecutive in- head. toa beat neontrent, 0,

ied ‘and Joe Ronepacke—and iay Tuomela of Kingsford ir ‘Tom Sullivan and Mark Clement of Iron Mountain won the fourth flight with Strong and Strong taking second and Soli

Peshtigo

ck Hooper and Glenn Winthe first Dght with: Gary Witand John Perla taking secHg aid Ladies anh tore mala placing third. @ second flight went to eey Carlson and Jay Del Tron Mountain, Soli J ane Bjl of Marinette were sect pins an Brian Despins of Iron Mountain third, Ron Struebing and M, Riddle took the third flight with Roger LeDuc and Holts of Kingsford ters of Iron Mountain captured

“Davisof the Dodgers, mean- acting “arrogantly”? and in a challenging _and ine while, contisver — to" care jalong’in the race for the bat- sulting” the players, that span the Dodgers won 21 of 30

Cop

Flaminio Golf Tourney

minio of Iron Mountain capMajor League Baseball tured first place in the championship flight in the ” Pine Grove rwordlan Best Wall tour natnent held Saturday, Pollard and Flaminio took the Me vielory on the second hole of sudden death action,

was batting a nee 336 with a dozen home runs and Staceyovey

Na-

MBCEEEDON,

makes eg easier. This e've been in ing Pie Ballmore ina" long

pair of bases-loaded walks in ietening champion Reds By The Associated Press Miod Troma S41 defict inning. ‘A holiday serles“against- Los theButeighth Cleon Jones came to the}w! three rune in tho sixth, the Angeles ora glance at the Na- rescue game, final tvo on Jim Wynn's twotional League West Standings is driving inin four runssecond on a r enough to. give San Francisco's and single to back the threeshit Willie le. Montanez poled a sagging Giants a bad case of urling of Ray re game-winning sacrifice fly to the will 8. rsjdeep. center field in thé eighth Montreal's last at of -Wilties—Davis wnt ited inning as the Phillies cut the in Norway er: an early Gaya | by name—gave it winning string at six ti * pirates, had and staycd out front for 16 aps. ithe G Monday, teaming Bs a fitivinning’ wpeising “that| ‘ralled d the,fourCubeof 20six after.games, Fscanaba's Duke Gardner five ers innings before two-run singles ehalle Templo, Meanwhile vaulted the charging le Paquetie gmootnly” worked h:s| to a 7-4 victory and chop; Many, Sanguifien ond pen Williams crashed a three-run ay into the third spot. A few San Francisco's once-huge divi- by Stove Blass, 104, highlight ed |homer for Atlanta, Togs later ‘Gardner spun and sional tead to a vulnerable 3% |°!a F pair Mthroesrun” Tales, joe Torre homered for the games. Paquette grabbed the lead from ‘Pittsburgh to wider Cardinals and Nate Colbert had Temple, ‘Temple notched sec- In Monday's other National|®iva ling National League East lead lone fore Padres but it was ew York ond place and point leader Bob League games, Colbert’ single % games over New Yark split a doubleheader with tod ning over Chicago, Fayas of Kingsford was third. Metsntre: Brown’s double ut i ‘opener Astros Sweep John Mattia of Norway cap" 2-1, when crushing he Expos the bottom of tho ninth that en: tured the Sportsman semi-fea-|q‘0in the finale, Bitsburgh rah8 The Astros made it a four- abled San Diego to halt a four Jgame losing § ) game sweep over the leaguo’s flied to- whip the Chicago Cubs

621 nati 4, Philadelphia, outlasted Atlanta, ese snd’ San Diego surrised Month feel, ony about a month ago the Giants were running away in the West, holding a solid 10-| game lead and giving everyot on 82 iilies-namely Mays McCovey, England Ni innts re "ray andMays, a spry 40 years, old,

he Inrun to alsa

foo fifth-place tins in their to ‘That compleled a four-game sweep ot-4 nigas during aked Clever Miss Goolagong whic! Band niteing fo M4 rung and 44 hits, including 11 doubles and Big Name At is. “Everything seéms to have jelled with our club," said man- Wimbledon Test

was

ners

jnings by the Sox, Jumped on ‘Tom Bradley for four runs and six hits ia the first inniin

Minnes walked. Hon Theobald with bases loaded in the seventh ning, forcing in the winning and enabling the Brewers ‘Theobald hree games. pf |wi

anyw

Garden! second run, Pasuelie cieened t “grand slam” {rials his heat as 8 ihe 1,990 fans witnessed

in the first] a modified heat and Herb Iver son picked up in the second heat. Bill Goeden was the fast] modified qualifier with a 19.71) second clocking and Paquette! “ith a 21.73| | Jed the Sportsman

jortti—not

By Chorles M. Schulz

os.

; 115 A LONG WAY To... i aj

TIPPERARY 1Block

Pittsburgh, Philadephia at. AUiantar chi ttentght

oe win

Softball

NIAGARA LEAGUE (Games Tonight) 6:15 — Tom & Jo's vs, Kelly's

Alibi 8 — Lamplighter vs, Legion }Lanes TRON -epiCINSON LEAGUE t) se ir Iron River B— Paul & Chris vs. Nasser’s Bar At Iron Mountain 8 — Pleasure Time vs. Jacobs Motor

Club Meetings ALL

IN A DAY'S WORK—Pat

scone au of Wise

the coach of

MetzdoM, right, 21-year-old bern junior from the Univerve he receives bardy congr: 1d at tha U.S.-U.S,S.R. meet, at 7-6%, bettering the m set by Russia's ‘aver the bi

Bivera grinas ‘Steam

record-oi-his third try at the height, a

Wroptoto)

DCRA MEETING The Dickinson County Racing Association Auxiliary will meet \at 7:30-p.m, at the Rialto Lanes.

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Skyjackers

THE IRON MOUNTAIN to Macias the destination Jack-

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