The Iron Mountain News July 23, 1974 (Quinnesec Explosion) by Terry_Sr

The Iron Mountain News

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23,

1974

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of fire, blasts

probed by authorities fire

which

the Gulf Oil Company's chem-

ical

between

and Quinnesec

Norway

started in a

service garage near a truck,

‘The first authorities Lo inspect the damage today were Det. Sgt. Wesley Freeman and Del. Sgt. Richard Hinds of the Michigan State Police fire

marshal’s division, Dickinson

County Sheriff Ferdinand Gl rard,

Lt.

Max

Little

the

Michigan State Police Post Leslie LaPvint of the Quinnesec fire department, Dale Oliver of the East Kings-

ford fire department and J.P. Jones, plant manager,

By RON KRAMER Of The News Stalf Authorities were at the site of Sul il Company's chemical plant between Norway and

the cause of a fire that touched off four explosions

leaving one

Quinnesec attempting to learn person dead and two injured shortly after noon Monday. Dead is James D. Olson Quinnesec. He was a volunteer ireman With the Quinnesee dire department. Injured were Stephen Pete ani,

14, of N

held

overnight

Dickinson

Supporters

Girard said the employes ats tempted to douse tha blaze and went back to get some dry chemicals, however, they noted ‘of the fire changing, signaling a possible explosion, Toe sheriff said the employes: i backed off and s

of President keep vigil WASHINGTON (AP) — About 600 supporters of President, Nixon prayed, sang and listened to speakers today as they continued a two-day fast nd vigil on the steps of the Capitol, The vigil was organized by supporters of the Rev. Sua Myung Moon of South Korea and the National Committee se Fairness to esidenc: headed by Rabbi Baruch Koclt, Rabbi Korff and the . Moon have defended President Nixon against his Watergate critics, and Rabbi Korff said Monday as the vigil got under way that it was being held to express support for Nixon participants in today’s vities avoided any specifi referenco to ‘how they Congress should vote on the question of - whether Nixon should be impeached. held aloft declared: r ve pray for Am ca

faith” in our Congress,” aad ‘Let God decide." “We feel that this nation was founded by repr iv throu which God's will cam be made manifest," said Richard Wojcik, 25, a student at the international training center run by the Rev, Mr. Moon's Unitication Church in Tarrytown, Ne not

Broadcasters

‘ay whet occurred. Quinnesec, East Kingsford and Norway firemen responded Dickinson

aalong heavily traveled highway Several residen{s of the Ime

NEW MINORITY COUNSEL—Sam Garrison, left, newly designated minority couns¢l to. the House Judiciary Committee is shown with former counsel Albert Jenner prior to tho start of a closed ‘session on Monday, Jenner had_held the

post from tho start of dhe ingu but was replaced recently because GOP members of the panel objected to his pro-impeachment stance, (AP Wirephoto)

New president of ee named By Tho Associated Press prominem figure in the old ro gime was named to replace him, Cyprus radio said, Tho moye was seen as an attempt to reach a peace accord with Turkey, The British reported a new outbreak of fighting on ‘Turkey's invasion beachhead in northern Cyprus near Kyrenia despite a esate: agreement accepte tly before

pending on members conclude discussions ‘of the procedures for deciding whether to impeach President Nixon, The ABC, CBS and NBC television networks said they will televiso the hearings live in a rotation plan similar to the one adopted

ago during

in early June

the

northern

coast.

was

reportedly

on—the—_Kimberly

bicy-

Road

frionds when the group heard “the first blast. ‘They started walking toward the area of the plant and the Sparapani boy was reportedly struck with apiece of flying metal from the third explosion, Girard said, ing to the sheriff, a z a Tbe valed that all persons in tho

vicinity were accounte to

reports

driven by Pete

through tho ais an roof and windshield

n the first

PLANT—Twisted

St. Clair

metal

to discuss LAGUNA * BEACH, - President Nixon's

into e ‘Bie-cer,

the second plosion, fire fighters immediatoly pulled their vehicles out of the area for fear of endangering more lives and equipment, Sheriff Girard said almost ali Contittued On Page 2)

Calif. Wa

ment,”

the

Ja caring al a national, televised news conference after conferring

Boston attorney rether Nixon already

all

the St.

wer

Nixon could pi Amendment if the court

the

and withhold directs

Missile goes ast destroys helicopter MANIL

°hilippines Gar ’ -

& pter; off the Philippine coast, avy reported. Six perso rd were reporiod missing A Navy spokesman said both plane _and the SH3 helicopter were from the aircraft carrier Range

the Senate Wa-

lergate hearings. use and committee stipulates that the broadcasts not interrupted by Breit Judiciary members vated to

allow television lights, which will make possible color telecasts, Broadcast technicians in stalled cables and cameras in the committee's Rayburn Office Building hearing room for tho Doginning: of evideaclary bearings on Installatio supervised by the American Broadcasting Company, which put the cost at $45,000.

a if

other hay daked the comaistently. T must insist 1 fe swer the qu ationd would. inet Tm ax-to~what sion ought to be and, ther I have consistently’ and will

to consistently contin ns wer dit is highly it improper to discuss a is pending. before a cou Jaworsk 2 te

ta not He

tapes

tions which he says are needed for the t of. seven former Nixon aides and campaign offi. scheduled to go on trial ‘atergate cover-up

ine

day and died of heart and kidney failure.

Jim Miller, a spokesman for Good Samaritan Hospital, said Morse’s family had decided against

the use of a kidney dialysis machine to prolong his life

- Sailors HAIFA,

rescued

Israel (AP) — An Israeli naval ship has

rescued 42 Turkish sailors whose ship was bombed and sunk accidentally by the Turkish alr force, Israeli radia reported today. The report said ‘the men were brought to Israel

to be flown home. It said another 80 sailors drowned or were killed by the air. attack on the ‘Turkish warship

The sailors were in the water about 24 hours before

they were

picked

up off the west

Cyprus Monday, the radio said.

Copper

coast of

nuggets

HOUGHTON, Mich. (AP) — Say “You dig?" to Cart Jutila and he'd probably answer “Yes,” but not because he's a hipster. Armed with a chisel, hammer and screwdriver, the 62-yearold automobile mechanic sometimes pries copper nuggets up from the surface of Hough. ton's main street. : Although counly lawmien frown upon Jutila’s digging, they have never reprimanded him, and he has come to bo known as the community's official gréctet for presenting the copper as a unique gift to dignitaries visiting the Copper Country. Officials said On Sunday Jutila gave Gov. William Milliken oke. Milliken, in Houghton to promote the new dial sride system, said the bag of red-metal was the most novel gift he had ever received Copper, which normally sells for 12 cents a pound, has reached the all-time high of 80 cents per pound, adding new value to Jutila’s offeri

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exempt

LANSING, Mich, (AP) — Gov, William Milliken has signed a bill exempting all pension income up to $7,500 on a single state income tax return and up to $10,000 on a joint return. Milliken said the law “corrects a long-standing Inequity in state law, benefitting an estimated 200 000 individuals.” “It extends to all retires tho privileges previ« ously enjoyed only by those who collected

Sampson added that he was down w: science’ He maintained that his Greek government resigns today ATHENS, Greece (AP) — A

former cabinet minister reported after conference with 1! Greek military leadership that ththe government of Premier

‘Adamantios ia ndrontsapoulos resigned today. ‘There was no immediate official contirmation,

ousted Morse in 1968. Two months ago, Morse won the Democratic nomination over Jason Boe, 44, president of the Oregon Senate:

stioning,

Clair provided only when asked

Some time ago, he made it clear that If he was ever at the end of the line, he didn't want some kind or” machine,” sald” Miller. ~“Philosophically, this wasn’t something he would condone.” Morse had been hard at work on a campaign to unseat Republican Sen. Bob Packwood, who hed

White House “press headqu hb:

first crities

Morse, hospitalized last Wednesday with a urle

fended off. some 10. questions from reporters that focused the court ruling expected this ters Hat

dies

(AP) — Former U. S. Serty of the

nary tract infection, slipped into a coma carly. Mon>

with, Nixon for about two hours nm Clemente,

week In

Ore, one

foe alike, is dead at 73,

wit tot-pload tho. Filth Amend

latest Watergate tapes case.

Morse,

volvement in Vietnam and a fierce independent whose convictions were respected by friend and

Supreme Court's decision in the

critic

PORTLAND,

enle préseeutor Leon dewerahl know whe!

partition of the Medi-

land between Greek tS. over the Cypriot—presideney- was Glatoes. Clerdes, who was speaker of jouse_ of Representatives before Makarios was thrown July 15 in a coup by national guard under the ‘ead ership of regular Greek army officers. The Cyprus radio broadcast id- Clerides- alr id been, sworn into office Clerides, t, headed intercommunal sta with the ‘Turks under Makar! Nikos Saingeen, nko took over from Makarios after tho national guard seized power and precipitated Turkey's in vasion last Saturday, said in an

War Wayne

case

develop-

fa_take

plant and company trucks apart, Authorities were on * the scene today atempting to delermine the cause of the fire. (Iron Mountain News photo y Ron Kramer)

all

refuses

ter

and Olson” responded tothe Quinnesee fire alarm in a-car

explosion sen rom a truck

CHEMICAL

render them to” special

cluding som

According

t remaineysat the Gulf Oi! Ossep ny's chemical plant i. Quinnasee after ur explosions. 3 onday afternoon ripped tha

off highw a fire and

eae

WASHINGTON—(AP)-——TheHouse and its Judiciary Committee -have —yoled- 19 allow broadcasters lo switch on equipment that has been gathering dust since the opening minutes of the impeachment inquiry 10 weeks ago. Television and radio beoadlg seheduled to start

they

from

their off a

portion of US-2 and the Kite berly Road, Both run between Norway-and. Quinnesec. ard said three more ex. plosions occurred after the initial blast, He compared the explosions to A-bomb blasts, ‘The sheriff said the Sparapant youngster

ments, Turkey's deputy prime minister, Necmettin Erbankan, renews ed’ an ol Turkish de-

will cover mand for terranean Tui impeachment: a Named

year

actions sinee the coup had been motivated by a desire to avoid civil war belween the Turkish and Greek communities which share the island 45 miles from Turkey in tho Hediter ranean. The report came trom the British Delenso Min try which said in London ti the battle action was. takin, place as a Royal Navy task farce was evacuating stranded Britons and other foreigners

ea evacuated police sealed

REMAINS

County

tain police also converged on the are: 1 cordoned off the site from hundreds of onlookers

edi. homes

“

Wojcik said the. vigil was

intended to pressure members ‘of Congress in-any specific political direction, Among today’s speakers was Rep. Charles B. Rangel, DN.Y., a member of the House Judiciary Committee thought likely. to- vote for impeachment. “We certainly need your prayers as we deliberate,” Rangel told the, group. Rep, Elford A. Cederberg, RMi 5 thanking the demonstrators for bringing a positive message to the Capitol,

Hospital Memorial tedly treated rations and abrasions, reported to be in good condition, ‘The Sporapani young. ster was treated and released damage were placed as high as $1 million, The plant made blasting materials for mines. Dickinson © Sheritt Fer dinané. Girard said ho was formeda fire broke out at about 10 p.m, in a warehouse; with the cause unknown. Girard said ere seven employes in a at tha time, including of Norway, plant County

it the

Authors wad Mate this morning

touched off four ‘explosions at

local government

pension®;” the governor

said,

“There is na reason, for example, why a retiree collecting 2 UAW pension or a federal pension BLAST DAMAGE—A worker cleans up glass from the shattered front window of the Northland Food store in Quinnesec ‘oljowing Monday's

explosion

at the Gulf

Oil chemical plant _

near Norway. The Northland Store is located approximately three miles from where the blasts occurred, (lron Mountaih News pote by Cralg Swanson)

should have to pay a state income tax on that-ine come, while aneighbor nee riers from a state Jo pays little or none," be eT Soa meaoll

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plant manager made preliminazy inspection of anday afternoon area

in the fire and

the

into the site today with Michwas sapped o°f fire mai : The City of Norway was with igan State Police fire fighting of qt power for several hours but cials andarea law spews (rom the Wisconsin Mich- . | authorities: Galf Oilenforcement Company ced | al8o.had representatives at the site today. Vietor Borga, Dickinson about 6 p.m. County Civil Defense director, a omen a its elec. to the --citye provided. emergency. supplias aired lect teal atutility but has Suthoritiea onthe scene and

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NEWS, IRCN

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TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1974

THE IRON

MOUNTAIN

NEWS,

IRON

MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD,

MICHIGAN

Eyewitnesses recall blasts _ | Crystal Gayle show zeeiey “'T just sat down

ta eat and)

plosions if it was the Gulf Plant} other

T thought somebody blew a cas-| and omly mome! a —e

first)

area

resident,

recalled.)

The

“Then I went out in the garage |

coming

weekend

wee

: non in here,” Phil DeNeve said, | blast rocked.t and saw the glass from the yr recalling the “We're kind at Ineky at that,""| windows that were blown aut.’"| ostons Monday Gulf ir ex-| Gil] DeNeve added | Extensive damage [Wonderland ods“quarter horse about ak e hls | Nove saich-"BverrBody Can eatet--. Extensive damage also was Get, ee seat setae

home

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ser

Quinnesec off highway she| i the ‘Mrs, “shook up"iidd that -Moaday DeNeve Neve sald he spatted fire at the Gulf plant when he | tight game home for lunch at noon| Standing at window but told his wife it could be al tanding by Lhe win-|

reported to door jams at the nickinson County Bilski residence. in Norw.

[Leonard Eltan, who alsa resides In. tho aren nage the plant, ee ea tec ene nds: Mes Nlosion rocked’ the

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cial activity (distence ming); 6 to 9, open je svimrcing —

t explosion decurred. Miraculously, I wasn’t cut on my face, just a little cut on|

sible fire, Elton said he spotted people running down the

| “I thought it was the furnace| quo at firs ‘Mrs. Sam Bilski, am) Edward D. smut i) = | Coppet Range, 24% U

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THE TRON MOUNTAIN

NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD,

MICHIGAN

Tron Mountain News

Search for a site for Sanguine

A PANAX PUBLICATION 215 E. Ludington Street, ren, Mountain, Michigan HAROLD SODERBERG, General Manoger RAY CRANDALL, Editor

U.P. aviation leader:_ :

Joe

eae WASHINGTON dormant

loses

the only oe

Thom a8

his first solo

Kingsford

High

‘This work would be financed by a fiscal 1975 request for

School in 1960, launching him on his outstanding career in aviation. He quickly rose through the ranks of the Fontana Aviation, Inc., business to become vice president at the age of 22 and served the company as president at the time of his death. The

$12.2

sales.

A member of the Dickinson County Pilots Asso-

> Fontana’s ratings included commierctat, multl-engine, lend and sca, instrument, instructor,

designated FAA examiner, flight equipment examiner and others. He had almost 6,000 hours of flight

vane

time at his death. His friends and fellow workers tell the measure

of Fontana as a man and aviator. “1 had the privilege of calling bim the boss since

1967. I knew him

as a fine aviator, one of the very

best I have ever flown with, a proud father . loving husband and fine citizen. Our aviation com-

munity is the richer for the time he was with us and poorer for his loss,” says Ike Stephenson of Me

nominee, Erick Riekkola, chief pilot for Cleveland-Cliffs who wes a flight instructor and charter pilot for Fontana Aviation in the carly 1950s, had words of admiration.

“His death is a blow to everybody in aviation. I knew Joe for years and he was a pleasure to be with and an excellent businessman. He was an out-

Standing pilot, used géod Judgment at all times and was just a hell of a nice guy. Mike Munro, chief of the FAA flight service at Marquette County Airport. said that Fontana was instrumental in having a toll-free telephone line inquette by telephone,

‘He was

a prince of a man,’

Munro said. Although his career wes brief by usual standards, Fentana left an impressive mark on Upper

Peninsula aviation. Tis contributions were consider= able to his profession and his fellow man.

~*~

Nutrition

lesson

By DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Dear Dr. Lamb — I am now om. to recognize that T heve a serious obsession abou: gaining weight for probs

ably a multilude of reasons, J read your column about

the side effects and disadvantages in not eating prop-

CAPITAL

WASHINGTON — labor courts as

aimed

have

the

been

around

friction that resu It may even have occuired to those observers that maybe Calvin Coolidge had something when he declared during the a police strike of 1920 that ‘There's no right to strike agains the public safety b: anybody, anywhere, any ti Of course any strike against the public aaiely is illegal. __ Most cities and’ states Sich strikes, "Bat that hasn't stopped cops, firemen and gare bage collectors from walking out in elties across the coun try during the past decade. strikers’ rationale is simple. No-government-has the guls to haul every striker off fo all for breaking a law bamiog nirikes appireatly is useless, an insurance policy that doesn’t pay off. It seems preposterous that no formula devised to prevent strikes instead of deBending on a system that merethreatens punishment, jincli luding fines and imprisonment union I that ‘The

Idom

strikers”

rievances

out.

often

erly (loss of muscles, sex drive and ability. and perponsly changes). I am experiencing these cffects now to a serious degree. I have bee wales improperly for seven year and back an ‘the unple2sant changes that have taken »!ace. ee 23, married, five

are real, and if they are denied @ weapon of the strike they

Could you tell me where I eoald ind a diet that ts more importantly centered arou

grievances. The SRENSE of course, corh and binding arbi tration. “Bot a somehow - have got to regain ir senses and agree Prrvite int to the

feet tall and weigh 87 pounds.

trition rather than the diets with pork iam can't ¢at due to a nervous stomach), milkY shakes and

€g& hogs to just put pw 4n 1. know I would inevit bly put on some weig nini ng a balanced “alg DsPan maha will help me 2 m; gisitre ply and spy ly mi with the vitamins ust badly need at thiis point. 1 have

gotten myself

@ serious state of poor

health and am very eager to put my every effort into a good health eating plan 1 sincerely hope your answer will be something more than “just eat.” Dear Reader — You need to fear, something about nutrition. For a start, write to me in care of this newspaper, P © Box 155i, Radio City Station, New York, N.-¥--10019-and-ask-for-the-booklet on Balanced DietSend 30 cents to cover costs.

A proper diet includes all the necessary amounts of vitamins and minerals, plus sufficient complete pro-

teins. Taat usually means a quart of mitk (fortified skim milk or its equivalent is great). Adequate amount of meat poultry and fish for completo protein (a quart of milk plus seven ounces, weighed raw, of any of these items each day will meet your protein requirement). Then you need vegetables, fruit and cereal.

Study

should have an alternative that would promise them adequate and fair consideration of thase

bargaining

provision

for “auomatle. arbitcalion neutral panel. The union would Bet its hearing before a citizens

— Knifings — One of the hardest

things to

kill is time. Follow We know says his lop salesman should ba doing just that—selling

tops,

A hangover is what you get when you can’t rustle — {he

dough

for a hangover.

union strike

should

durit

other

cities,

ered

Baltimore

ins threatening punishment and. this “only sl lens the strikers' determina. tion to force the city to capitus late to their dem: In

Baltimore, Circuit

Judge James W,

Marphy held

jail unless they took

more than $9 each of the fine, It is nonsense to believe: that a fine of $9 apiece will cause

War

accords designed to end war in Vietnam comes amid continued

Violation of the Parls ceasefire or the same purpase Dearly 18 months ‘ego ix the anniversary Sature day and the suasedirg ‘viola= tions point up big power inability so far to bring peace to Indochina. Tens of thousands of Vietnamese, along with some for eigners, including Amevicans, have been killed “and wounded since the signing ot the Paris ceasefire on Jan. : Qn Frida galt farce of North Vietnam and the Viet Cong shelled the Da Nang air

Base with 34 rockets. ‘hing persons and a nding 73

day alone, while Saigon government claimed 198 North

Vietnamese killed.

and

Viet

the

nine

paid off over

bucks

especially will

“3 time

* number of calisthenic-type of samen are wonderful © for this pare including push ups,knee bends, raising up on your and, if you like,.a reasonable weight-

> training meer, N-you- regain your muscular streng'h you will have more energy. Your-posturewill

be beller and you will have less trouble proveetiog later. Let me know

eee

soe trom his readers, but

tere of the selina a mall he EabEnt answer per“S-sonally. of _genéral interest will be ‘diss "You should

didn’t mal

to put it out of your.mind, lots of us ‘Time's’ list of young leaders."

Con-

Philip E. Ruppe, R-Mich.,

bas

heard the Navy ‘stress the importance it attaches to S. auine, This project, in the ex

rough a weekly “checkott of marinecarried

Sanguine

wanted to, in’ They did, more or i

But

nuclear

deter-

rent. Delense secretary James R. Schlesinger has ied as

top — priority

item and indicated be would make a strong fight to get atthe

of erp transmitters

doterrent

is one of communl-

cations, Transmitters resting on the car era and avy planes a ee ae ene esent the vital aks" "oes relaying instructions

with the efficiency the Navy

oi ‘the ‘event of war of _a se: ous confrontation the €xiiting commonications arrangements could be knocked out or mado

square miles would

ex-

2,500

‘So "aallloa toto $200 It Congress provides

that the ‘system would opera!

claims for It. ‘Assistant sectetary Reed, a termer political aide to Cali-

ornia Gov,

useless.

Furthermore,

ceive signals under the present

Reagan,

arrangement, a submarine has now {s searching for a concluto approach the surface there. ave answer to these objec- by possibly giving its position away. Over year a, ago Rear. AdAdvocates of‘i Ine miral Robert direc- sist that the low tor of the steategle submarine frequency adobe ico.

command and control — program, told an audience ~in Heughton, Mich. is compatible with tho ecvironment’ We don’t want the darned thing unless it is safe, unless it works. We're our own best. devil's aarccsiens? problem now with Americe's umiec sea nuclear

the underground

grid could be

anywhere

the

picked up by U. S. submarines Tunning at considerable depths in

world's

oceans. As for the environmental question, the navy claims most

grid

could

continue

used

for

srazing, farming or forestry projects,

‘Coaches’ pay By

WES

This difference in pay tween female and male coaches the main issues at this year’s teacher-school board contract negotiations, along

THORP

Panax Lansing Burean LANSING

— The question of

whether a woman

coaching a

girl's athletic team’ should be p as mu ich as a man coaching a berg:

boy's

dari ing

with such bread and butter questions as salary adjustments for costof-living increases, he said. Many reasons are cited for the pay nae Munget

team is a collective we this summer

ten cher-scbool board contract negotiations, According to Dr. Ben Munger,

or that one of the differences is that men play pore tae aa the yom

said

director of neg:

Michigan Education Assoctation (MEA), female coaches in pubIe schools have-traditionally, been paid less than male coaches.

director

Michigan sTaigh School Atnuctie tion, said there are several other factors which should dered in trying to exa ge of be plain the salary differential to “It's difficult’ to determine said, “and, in thé city and the state far, Finishing the deevelopment it a aeexample, where whet ds the same pay for the ‘a man Jegislature to. toughen. up’ the phase will cost about 900 mall might get eight’ per cent of his’. sa:me job,” Bush said. punishment provisions of the Hon -m “You have the experience salary for coaching, a womal Statutes so that an illegal strike factor to consider, the games | To bud a completely” oper- will nly get four per cent." becomes too unprofitable to

Sean Public ar ner ally,

Sain

and imber of hours put into (team) practice,” he sa iush Said the’ pay eet Is

Labor situation

“ sale be. be felt as-the year wea By JOHN CUNNIFF First National city NEW YORK (AP) — alla In Balt'more today I susBan benoles that fewer tentative—signs. pect that majority has been Ine that per cent of some 5. the fires of inflaiion, “might = creased a thausandfold. scheduled for eae be cooling, economists in busi- workers poss and government are keep- tive bargaining this rene oat pete! ipating in hi ted in the first qua tics has, atleast, ‘wary eye om the ‘smolderIronically, igher wages estimates that 50,000 girls i Tabor situation. ‘Wages have trailed “price in- could’ be béth cause and effect participated in me Somat ath of highgr prices, since cost of Wis. programs las last erenene: for many months now, Some observers doubt that living already are ‘itferential between me economists believe the big powers really thought into many major con- female and male coaches may inbor “won't ‘be conlent merely written tracts. First City estimates that be in violation of federal to make up last grour Tearing such move, Arthur escalator clauses alone could puldelines, according to Paaris as escape Natehea. ns, Federal Reserve add 5 per cent to wages this tricia Silea, executive director from the Victnamese quagmire F. ‘of the Michigan Women’s ComBoard chairman, already has year. for the major powers a return to voluntary While pressure increases for mission, an official branch of This was warly true for suggested controls to restrain higher incomes, the bargaining U executive office of the which last wage-price reases considered dangerous labor “Ls “somewhat men killed an 000 ag school system th re lity. more than lecade “is likely to et money," of direct military involvement « iacrininnies on y_ reimpobefare pulling out shortly after sition of controls, &blaming he jobless rate may rise to 6 ihe basis a tS could file suit the Paris agreement was for its weakened position them rela- per cent by December. with the federal Department of signed. tive to prices. In fact, the present 5.2 per Health, Education and Wel: e that ceasefire ac Spendable earnings in May cent by some fare CHEW)" i ing “ngures from. the Stigen were 4.6 per cent lawer than a to berate mi is considered regional negotiator for the ing, They, nota command, 19,000 South Viet. year earlier, per capita ts en Michifor the first four months of ae Gisposable income was lower in that rs, n-Wyalt, said the year the labor force failed 0: the first quarter of 1974 than at to ‘expand, Suggesting a large that duringpins ssummer's conNearly 72,000 North Vietaamese any time in well over a year number of dropouts. tract negotiations in her area, and Viet Cong have been killed, Some indicators already reOne statistic shows the job- “a deliberate attempt had been the command says, flect an oe a Wage less rate among married men made to equalize payfor wom. Observers say it is likely the increvace. Aver at 26 (per, soul, the highest en coaches to men ‘cteches. In command has understated its ings for ‘the i meta since October similar positions. own losses while inflating those economy, to example, shows the ‘anulal ick “There's a built-in problem," of the Communist side, whict ieee e yearly rate of 1.7 per Weck a amount % overshe said, “of how to determine has repeatedly declinedto give cent the second quarter, time ania for about a year, what ig is ogcat work. You have anya fere ‘of its own. doubie nthe first-quarter rate. In terms of bargaining ‘pawat the number of _Incr€asing wage pressures oy, therefore, 1964 Geneva soos laber mi, not ie. and_such things as the ity.”

Cong

gana”

ae and Cambodia at sertiioned. Vietnam at the Trt Parallel. to be held in 1956. to drinj ui ntual reunification o! North aod South. Vietnam,

elections

never

The late President Ngo Dinh Diem abolished the Vietnamese monarchy and set

Diem Pipe naat a, a date of tl one hes Navona Sane Bs

: ae easily. ‘Then if you increase the weight it grows 5 some more. 1 the muscle the. more. weight it * can lift and the more you lift the bigger the muscle. A

before

offic!

the union members’ wages. Or as = _dtriker, told me _ rd pay. 2%

himself up as the first car dent of the newly ‘created Republic of Vietnam, creating‘he Jegalistic_basla-tor--soverelgn

+ small even when you go back to eating a normal diet, unless you are active enough to work your muscles and +; foeimnte them to grow. i@ grows because you put it under load as in ® wilng :‘weight. It grows strong enough to lift the

+ cussed In future eoluman-- Write to Dr- Laznti 0 care of ios lst 'P. O- Box 1551, Radio City stare ‘New

tary sources in Salgon said, y sald a fuel de} Agi 00 "gallons of diesel fire in the first ‘ai af tho alr base since t neluding. other actions round the country, militar sources courted 4 So namese troops oat i lane killed and 132 wounded on Fri-

ple lose their muscles. Next you will need to start an exercise program to 2 regain your muscle mass. You see, when you starve S you: lose muscle tissue and your muscles may stay

— and

fending over

continues

By GEORGE ESPER SAIGON (AP) — The 20th anhiversary of the 1954 Geneva

‘enzymes, hormones and other vital substances and structures for good health. A caleriedeficient diet can Jead to a protein deficiency, That is why starved peo-

besity or developing fat- deyposi

since

Department

to reject a time around.

chickenfeed,

now

steps to end the strike, Ho also Imposed a $15,000-a-day fine against the union. But wi strike was settled, pe dis‘mi “citations: risir: —_ = ‘and reduced the total fine On another of the rare occa‘inst the union—for a two- sions when Gal Cosikige opened week Strike — from $120,000 to his moulb, he said somethi $90,000. This means the | 10,000 so ihe strikers ight ponder: union members will pay « little fone wiih the law bea major.

you don’t cat enough calaries so pinta in 10 diet will be used for enetay and eve! healthy body by farming ‘muscles;Weise’ ig blood celts,

| Bow ie make out ro Dr Lamb

Court

three union aera in Serienaey of court and threatened to

the

booklet to see which ones give you the needed vitamins. ‘Then a balanced diet must have cnough calories.

discov.

a harsh fact of life, It a4

BERRY'S WORLD — By Jim Berry

the

notably

ANDREW

members the next

That's

not “york,

mar

Critics of weapon

workers

strike of municipal employes, tea ng pebowmnen, in. Baltlerned citizens, they'd wave ac good oppor: (unity to wring their hands and Sense. deplore the breakouts of footing and racial

: c

areisten ®

million

Ideally, the surveyors would ithe to discover the Sigh! geo Togical conditions on ‘largely unoccupied federal land in the est. From a public relations Handpoint, suct a site, would eid the outery which has re sulted when areas—in— more “were considered. fan's Upper Penitoula thers has been a division of public opinion about Sanguine. In exchanges with

firm with headquarters here and branches in other Upper Peninsula communities provides charters, cargo flights, air ambulance, mail taxl service and aircraft

geological survey of the Unittd States to locate areas pre-cambrian granite, the type

A member of che of the Upper Peninsula’s plo from

ica

sistant noua oT Sulense, plans to make a wide ranging

Although only 32 years of age, Fontana already had established himself as an authority in his field, a successful businessman and a leader of men.

graduating

vill a regentee ad

Plane at the Ford Afrport on July 3,

before

After of

"doomsday"? underground grid system, Michigan's ir Feningule location prospect, but thy an

The Upper‘Peninsula lost one. of its.most respect ed figures in the fleld of avlation with the untimely death of Joseph Fontana Jr. in the crash of a mail

flight

— out

headlines, the Navy has re axial

Fontana

neer aviation families, Fontana made

TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1974

‘Speak Up!’

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yesterdays Hema taken from. the. files of The

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Bievinatence our- Dagger

an (he Public

ment of a hearing on the gas

35 members of

length of the season.

In some places, Mrs, Wyatt said that women coaches receive only 50-to 60 per cent of what the male coaches receive,

Hodgepodge

down a request for an adjourn

and flown at att, ety “Joh . ‘alll called National Shame Day in South Goulette of Lake Antoine was Vietnam because inthe eyes of stolen from in froat of the Gute the government Geneva unlet Store on Stephenson Ave. justly divided the country and eee se allowed the Communists ta take Ralph E. Huhtala bas ‘over the North. appointed as public relations The more recent Paris agree. ment called for establishment director for the Lake Shore Ening Co. of oar of @ council of national reconclliation and concord to organize William R. Paw free elections, It also called for named roideot ofthe Brlling the zcunification of the North and South to be carried out oeoel ing ‘otn Jol Williams ies jams, at‘astlas! step by step. through peaceful night's’ meeting. means—oncusslons and agreements with “Thirty years ago: William Towson and Chester out coercio: ither side and wilhgut forelga ‘Tretheway turned in scotes of

re hag been 9

m. But

News.

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to bs justthat ms to. “xt least Keep pace with rising priees—it is strongly motiv

THE IRON MOUNTAIN NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN _

TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1974

Brouillette looking directly toward battle against Ruppe By RON KRAMER and RAY CRANDALL Iron Mountain News

Broutllette 1s confident he has IRON MOUNTAIN — Even the background, experience and proven track recot in Demothough he must survive the. pr 4cratic Party achive to get mary election Aug. 6 CongresKnutson in imary. sional hopeful Francis D. Brouil- “Ist think that pala and lette af Iron Mountain is look- experien ar if I can ing directly toward the Novem- superior to him. aa the contacts In the dis ber general election and a ba make Jot-.confrontation \-with - incum- trict and sce bent 11th District Congressman rer Philip E. Ruppe, Houghton Re- 1 don't sin, t ‘ill support Mr, publican, Knutsat Brouilleite's opponent for the = deplorable Democratic nomination in the “But that doesn’t change the primary is Paul G, Knutson, Ne- fact that I'm running now and aunee, a political rookie.’ ‘Ted in the general election against Albert,’ Ironwood attorney and the record of the incumbent of the Human

Rights

summer

He al

for Wednesday set

laimed that a.recent

only change

Ais. ‘position. UL he.

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iroéhire ‘mailed by Ruppe to were absolutely convinced it | sity on Aug. 9. buildin his constituents was mislead. was necessary for national de- | Northern's board of control munity pa (VFW ‘paliding}, fense, that there is no othe: ing. He said it was practical Ioeatian in which it! | approved the action during its | to the prcehine that an ean be it would| | regular meeting and _ agreed | ~ ernment ex; Mar reas. Serene: he said theTorlot n6t be. harenful' to the: env rote | also to confer upon Dr, Ray E We noted that money is a ing expegse Is minimal comment, and that it will work. He an banger! J dostor 6F ees campaigning. pared {0 mail costs. He said he has not been convinceed item | Brouillette said that he has ¢5-|¢I arged the statement on the of any of these factors and is commencement exercises abi ek a> tablished a budget of $25,000 brochure fwas intentionally mis- therefore opposed to the proj- pillThebegin at 2 p.m. im the C. B.| somite tage mtn oa ots uti for his primary ect. Hedgecock Fieldhouse on Cam-| gfialkt Adenture adheivocsn help. which 1 think is deplorable, “I'm. hoping franking Bre Dragging feet Brouillette said, | pus, and will be telecast live | gr, drmer, stealisr hold. Makes ext campaign vileges, which allowed him He also claimed “Ruppe ha: aver Northern's public televiFrancis D, Brouillette “1 m hoping that if the people more. ASTERTH Dex, different sources s0 I will not mail the brochure for nothing been dragging his feet on Ri jon station, — WNPB-Channel of the district can hear me talk, | — % {ie Sea tae | si le it would have cast ay serve Mining for the past eight be beholden to any and I have several confront the break-in at Ellsberg's| other candidate about $8,000. years. He proposed assistance tions with my primary oppo- ters, office, the President's tax re- pressure groups, Brouillette said Ruppe’ made ral government in nent, th uy will decide whieh| turn and the ind ments which He said his largest single contwo claims’ th the brochure development of on-land taconit of us bette ex (pot vie’ WS) have come dojown against the tribution to date has “One was that he was sce ings basins. a “that fails, he! and is ‘sufficiently articulate to ides inthe Waite House, Brouillette claims cessful in closing ‘Reserve sald provisions be made represent the views ofU fe peor| “In jon, Tim talking | ri Stor Ing Co. We all know that lasted for the emphyrcart af those emple in the dis jationary trend| Palgn 4 about far 24 hours, the firm but deca: red this Brouillette "shiits inta high that's said (Brouillette) He seat, | | ‘hn ‘the country The Board of Commissioners of the County of Dickt | loday orate gear when he disc totally unabated and as| Was more than any other con- Main problems cond claim that he conite dailings has to inson will receive at the office of the County Clerk in Sues he is stressing in his eam-| 4 matter of fact getling worse.) Eressman in Low country spent = made was reducing the price of paign to unseat Ruppe, who was the City of tron Mountatn, Michigan up fo 4:00 p.m. cat talk gabout See a—eampaig fed propane, ges. st estiBrouillette also called for imfirst elected to Congress in| ent, wi “I'm convint that 1974 Central Daylight Time, Wednesday, July 31, 1974 Sealed of the May fig les that 1 am able to secure mediate highway improvement 1966. ures was 6.2 et cent on a na| should be — last year in is hat the price propane the 11th Cor poesional Dis- I Bids for the sale of one (1) 1971 Dedge Polara Sheriff ‘Basically, I_have_been_sitlevel,@ per cent in. the} which: we-see- pressure groups Gas > Including ‘ts: U: 2 in the Up-|] one Your ago was cans | Eri Patrol Car, ing down ‘and reading news- |tlonat state and 12 per cent in ‘this| able to exert the and it went up to a high of 38] per Peninsula Papers and brochures the con- congress ional district,” fhe 42-|they are able to at this ‘tine cents In reference proSressman has been puting out id Mountain “area | based upon campali contri- cents. and I'm is‘not nowevendowngoingto 32]to|posals, Brouilletteto land said usehe was|| The right le reserved to reject any and all bids or butions,” he said. “I'm a ing fo1 contin edd admit that tbe congressman] opposed to a proposal co-spon-|| te accept any bid which may be deemed advantageous to tel the people of his distret| 1m also refer-| strong advocate of campaign dd was the-ane who'got i t reduced | sored by Ruppe. He believes|| to Dickinson County. ae how aghast he is, just how oer living which | finance refarm which would to 32 cents but even if he were, | that federal expertise and fund‘spiraling so rapidly that/ call for federal financing in I think a price increase of 60 ing should be included in an: Frank Sloik of a a | every, Week you go to the jgrve- | some, way” or proposal with the de- David Gesbarro, Chairman. fore you have to thi a pee est within one year * pot land use King left on the local County prosecutor far 14 years, Law Enforcement Committee County Clerk | we" ve got a tystem already Jone should boast about in ae feo observed. “Tm t the short-| up based upon the checl ‘brochure."* ean ta wachingtan’ ages and only way they iF ihe nathan! ‘campelgn He said the main problems When I refer to the mess seem to be able to eure those for president. Washington I'm talking hortages is the pric Unique position f Shop Early. .We Are nas Every Night ‘Til 9 Watergate. And 1 speak of Wa- by. same_SD per cont. sa Wey" My Brouillete tergate broadly with respect to reduce the demand. CHONE SAVINGS the actual breaking and enterhast, disgusted— ing at the Watergate headquar in the 1th Cone the| gressional District. He also 2

a member

NMU

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‘THE TRON MOUNTAIN NEWS; TRON MOUNTAIN 7 KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN

TUESDAY, JULY

Class of 1949

holds

"23,1974

reunion

Robert Devine, Edward Hinds, Hoheisel Meine Class of 1940 held its 25-year re- Melvin Pardon, Franklin, Wis Marjoris union recently at ie Senior Dorothy Peterson Mot!, War- James LaFreniere, Glen Lun‘itizens Center on Main St. Randall, din, William Marchetti, Jea ette Povolo Lundin, Mae Vontlie members. met for _& derlin Thaler of Norway mixer, followed by a dinner for bel nds | Honduras and El Salvador | have, been at war with each Wis-} |athersince 1969, The conflict, Peymbrock, Northbroot |rauched aff by a disputed. socM. ies | VecellioDr. Hawley, Gerald VerMeulen, | cer match, centers on the contad” botder “and” tights. of Lake “Forest, by “and “Joseph Ivadorians in Honduras. Bal, Betty Cologna orca | ales The

Norway

yeorem

High

yuh, St.

Schoal

pink carnation. A

was placed at ¢acn ‘The very allractive cen-

WANTED

ternice at the bead table was anged by Mrs. Glen Brisson. ‘The welcome w ven by Glen Brisson, to Kénneth

Casanova

The Iron Mountain News

and Loclla

ecy- Each class member spoke

VanDamme Mott, Second row, Mark some Paternoster Bilpuch, Eicarer

of 1999 are shown at their recent 36-year reunion, Front row kneeling, Lyle Erlandson and Walter Jarley. Front row, seated, Mildred Morosini Thomas, Jeannette Beitel eglierps Lorraine VerMeulen Scafasci, Margaret DeRidder Wills, Betty Erspamer LaPaige, Dorothy A Marie pee eee ew ORES = M feneghini,

Ousted OEO chicf

blames ‘Thurmond

orwa « ATLANTA, Ga, (AP) — Alvin | | Mrs, Frank H. Tomasoski Fron ore be sane was that three wool Tector of the Olfice of co ke‘oppartsnity ot & ei »

presuing thothe

Second

that” pres-

Sept. 1 has been selected for

layed the report that Thurmend the date of the second annual wanted him fired. He was fir ‘Roaring Twenties” reunion of

Yast. Thursday, ‘‘no

othe Stitution

Burch said-Nix-| the Norway High School classes

longer had

Arnett

Proposal

Atlanta said

confidence” | of

had

1920-1929,

——s

was

opposed! stressed by the: committeo in

to phase

out

——

that this is for all who high school wane

years, They ned no! <Jourral-con-| these graduates,

‘Roaring

pressure

played a part in President Nix- Caroling resident who often has nis decision to fire Arnett mmpaigned for Thurmond. jewapaper anid. ‘Thur-| A spekesman for Thurmond mond complalved about Ar-|said tho senator had comhett’s refusal to renew a con-| plained recently about Arnett, tract to Marcy Corp, an At«|but denied that the Many lantadased firm headed by|grant had anything to do will james E, Timmons Jr., a South | it,

DICKINSON COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION

Township which has its awn Zoning Ordinance.

later

from

than

57,

Aug.

By Gave i

and the

articles

ences

committee

these

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Patricia

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nned

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years,

Pork Butts Wieners

Roland

Johnson, 192 “and Charles Lar F 1929, Tel are beng” sent to~att those who have indicated interest in attending the reunion, containing further details as a |

| price and the rounion schedule, | The piggy bank gots its namo jai

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FOLLOWING AREAS:

IRON MOUNTAIN KINGSFORD Soo

Var ingsford; dies ore| Cromnt” Sisochunee Shitey Herman Larseh, | Lae Park,

sent to any of tho following members of the planning eommittee, with names and address-

< \ =

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Circulation Dapartmant, 215 East Ludington Street, Iron Mountain, or phone 774-2772. In Iron River, call 265-4210.

PALMOLIVE LIQUID KRAFT DINNERS

For

RED OWL STORE

the

with

~ Frank Stok} from “pygg” clay used during the Middle Ages in the manuCounty Clark facture of household utensils|

Area Businesses Licensed

100 West Ludington Street

je annual plenle for mem ica x inane Moose and Wom of the Moose |

Wednesday

to set up a bulletin board of mementos and other interesting

At The Following

IRON

ineiees ot 6 “right

oe seeanceec aE aa fee

Norway.

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pen, Jerry Vanderheyden and j Mae Vanderlin Thaler, Danc-

pases

{8 scheduled to and their families will Pine Mountain Mountain, with \aint35 p.m. and a

Steve Canavera, 50 » general chai ram is bei

storage

To Sell

Branback. row, Warren Wills, Car-

1923; Miss Ingrid Johnson, 1924

Tho Board of Commissioners of the County of Dickinson will a at the office of the Soonty Clerk in the Cityof Iron Mountain, Michigon up to 4:00 p.m. Central Deyo Time, Friday, August 2, 1974, ‘applications for ane (1) member to serve on # ‘ounty ZonIng Appeals. Applicants must rom’ ene of the Townships tt Dickineon County excluding Breitung Richard ©. Bedard, Chairman Ditkinton County Planning Commitee

hour

George

Sutton

will bo served at7 p,m. Reservations are to be made not

nday's edi-|

vhons- that ‘Thurmond’s

The reunion be held at the Lodge in Iron registration an ed” thne from cocktail

Douglas Willia

LaVerne

Ing was enjoyed with Chuck Calo and Uncle Louie providi Norway bri tha. ttusle hale sis lorway briefs lass members —_attendin jay—night , Aug. 4-nt Mario LO #a7a_|ibingo at tho Moose: Hall was| aug aac previously announced. | Normal, Aas0- Kingsford; vay valean Business night because of]| | gietied ihe-power taseoutage Norway-Valean Business Ass . " : ciation will meet al 7:30 p. m.| Kenneth’ Casanova, Bakersf

ewe for tr! Tepenties reunion date set

Mdential adviser Dean Bureh re-

in him.

ews

annual

Dapoz,

Haferkorn,

Clarence Castelaz, Robert nsen, Raymond pret, ' roll An nderson, Lawrence Tavernini, Anton Opotka

While House

Arnett said Sunday

Cocroft, Albert

briefly as well special guest. Gifts were presented to Dr. Gerald VerMeulen, David Randall, Ruby Bergwall ro

O'Donnell, Fern Posst Matesewski,

Albert

Is taking applica+

tions for boys or girls from 12 to 16 years of age, who are interested in making money. win trips, cash, or merchandise, and are willto work. If you fit into this catagory, send your application 10 the Iran Mountain News

Vecellio Hawley read the propn. REUNION OF NHS 1919 CLASS—Members of the Norway High School class

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SATURDAY,

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interviews

on major

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——THEtRON MOUNTAIN NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN:

William Timmers|-——+#*_-—o—.

service

observe

appliances

the ore of

away

from

the

on drum and cloth- | overload freezer within’ a features,by || ik deposits smore tar’ theenergyLope saving. emphasised | hour ‘perfod,_atack foods te t fie hazards,ard the vali

sense habits

so that

will perform

minimum

waste

Tongerperied

and

the}

last

grease

Special feast day

inbe|

It was

announced

Protem,

fequires band -<leahing-a rec

structions must a | the warranty is void.

that

o Peace Church, at 5:30 feast day o' members of St. (held. thelt Ju t| Ge ising af tas | |Louls with Mrs, Ernest Gro-|

his purchases, she said:

ners within the

or sure

; Ey

Appleton, Wis. and Susan Tim-|

mer of Milwaukee, and served ma

the bottom of my

ee =

problems

feet with a)

tien parpese

what seemed like)

“ ] consider ‘aie

have had

Timmer of Lansing. A silver | US¢d dollar meney tree was pre-| know |sented to them by their 20 | lary. grandchildren and three areal so was

who

hiatric therapy

professional.

counseling

“s a “oatre special.” It is evidence was pues of my vocab) eae the person recognized he They mand) naga problem -he couldn't <| Irandle alone and was willing I. 5

eea big scene oe aver ant nays I made

tee emething <about It

‘was in-charge af the RoiMing. T claim that what, D8 pes ran Pekan tote

guest book, Mr, and Mrs. Timmer

a8 theca pian eaare 895 | girl, 15 years old, wi tried out made the jt took me months to get this a basket panreue is, Thavea ug eeterybirthmark in the ce Gustafson of Felch, and A. and | me. What do. you make of i Flor my leg wie will show whec

oe Mr. < and Mrs. Badini celebrate As

your

mer of Milwaukeo and’ Carol | | When they finally untied me f) op

iahala Se Sathax 10

and Mrs, Ceasar Badin!

answers

Kathy Tim-| an ete:

grandchildren, Mrs, son of Foster City, a niece eres

‘

|by granddaughters,

‘

temperature cleaning cy-

dize all food wastes, This is more efficient for normal baking and roasting due to more insulation. The most efticient| use is to put your oven thraugh

ais Ls

Saturday in recognition of the |¢le: This will completely oxi.

Jen as hostess.

Gnish

abls to assist the buyer 58 will be. offered by. the | and look foror ph spil ay trays. ‘Thompson, | Now, the pyrolytic oven Mrs. ied. sp, Rev. Fr. Arnold providing more anee design specifications, as | pastor of St. Mary Queen of | Abbott stressed, has a separate

Landers

fet fet luncheon at the Zion ; one who a stigma Tera Carenvance tn Metropol | settDear our Annfirst Landers: figet. Bud Please and | put bas such had bel. mi “ anonon seats wad dig anni versaey. tiedte saves oe ay pa ae Propiore: Anh rer will edsistanca by theirfromchildren with a5-|‘The problem is that lately. he | you comment please?—Smarter relatives and] has become a tickling maniac.| Now Griends. ~} attest T thought If was: frmy, |-~s pare t- bel ‘A three tiered cake, decorated | but now he's driving me erazy. Tetrcboie rues te = wilh “silver belly aie | slver | | Last might be actually Wed TAY] siared egal om all jo a wes and wi me ina chat) plication forms, Actually te merals "25," Was cut by grand. | hywhile fia’ teat frend! took Te task WARE Got te Giuanile © |daughters Mrs. Betty Quinn of | my shoes and hose and Tsked or Incompetents,1 serves

gt ere

not easily crea

as| Mass set Saturday

product will

splatters.

dhieyLeap estoy

of time

well. Consumer formation " ltices

—~—~SCSCSSSSS

Ann

‘Mr. and Mrs. William ‘Timmer of 537 Hemlock St,, were honored at a perma and buf.

: Y

ee torre anonuin, | seesved that clot hes should not | swite® to turn off mullion heat Michigan Power Co., during the sorted as to colorra lends ah cee ~~ and fabric. | ity, and most of all avoid un informative program presented Jobn|..,. MES. Abbott also touched on Saturday Mire temo the subject of the ‘reftigerator 7 eon, Thome extension economist during the program emphasiz~ On the whole, Mrs. Abbott that condenser coils must be noted, our appliances are very | ing kept clean, check gaskets for lt it. The key seems to te ry The lovelopent of some com.| Ast! Sealy place refrigerator tered to mask a certain amount mon

25th

anniversary

ees —

ticipali als-not for ‘circulation, don’t rea ars. — any a sTeaieceer! eeulear wn frigorator shelves, Jatreat! bez piecemeal deaiging unity, with | '8ard to aerosol fabric soften- | fore ice build-up strain, ai

machines

TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1974

were |

ered ee 7 A

eee OF Stal

the cleaning cycle alter use as! golden wedding anniversary elevae-Jobnwen-of-Festee-oBiilt Reaitict . of |“ yfes; Timmer greeted~ guests |. Pear _Sull_Ri Mild: eur nt, conducted heat left in the oven and this | 4. and Mirs. Ceasar Badini passed by Victoria~Bodini and. brown dress. 1o “dreamboat’* tan a Stark|in Lori and Tl, D e r f i e l d , | their observed Mountain tron .¢ | Per cost The energy: Saves Ca During the social time, re- cleaning when necessary is ap- golden wedding anniversaryhy lof Niagara, 1 | whichi was pinned a corsage | sadism an inch ae re a freshments were served by the | Prosimately 10 cents. Stending a Mass eolebrated by |served by Gindy Seymour and| “hich Was Pinned corsage | yard wide. To tickle for fun,a, hostess and cards were played| As for the countertop microY | wave oven, eooking is general | the Nev am.Fr. onJames Stark ofand Niagara. |®Syorsfer atlemdants pre-|| 1° is O.K. With prizes, going to Mrs. Eve. t'19:30 June MeCarthy 22 at the || Linda were opened displayed Gilsby sented sages were of white But 4to few tie a seconds, girl's hands and 3 with corsages

Wis-|

Mrs.

eonsit~ Michigan Power Com: pany service areas are~ not solely dependent upon fossil],

fuels for power gener atioe ‘The |

increasing demands for fossil | fuels versus the diminishing 8 |

J. Massie,

newly

= ae Una" certain’ ansonen of | Ce

i 5 :

weSkie, ceunter | reading was presented by their | Houston, sister of Mrs, Badini. | dance were Mr.-and-Mrs-Blm@rang ‘when I tell you what my| an the removal, “There ea and — ughly eX:|" Mr. and Mrs. Dean Nemag- ioe sdiceneaes aoe relate |S0rinlaw, Bruno Angeli of] For the day, Mrs. Badini was| (Leona) Isaacs of Iron River question is you will know why! several techniques and he for moll of 1314 North Devereaux, onty a part of the total cooking | Houston, The church choir was | attired in a full length gown of | and their daughter and her hus-'T have to write to you. Na way| decide on which Is. best will = eee a pilin | you. * con | a son, Reno, Sunday at Memo-| donm in meal preparation. Mi | accompanied by. Rose Ann pink polyester, complemented | band, Mr. and Mrs. Pat (Betty) | could 1 go to anyone re. fee

“

Consumer guide Should

ral

the

nas

consumer

“Hospital,

Weight

eight

crowave energy can be a aup- cepeiesi

Daniel

Graf-|

Saucepan is a supplement

‘one ounce,

and

Mrs,

plement, just as the pressure}

suit.|

and

Appleton,

fabric and

‘construction, wash- | Trottier of Iron Mountain,

drying process.

soil and the type of fabric, lint removal deatures, Provisions

for adding

laundry

products,

and look for the soak-and-extra.

‘Chicago, The guést book was

rinse cycles. 5 eres

» Badini are the |

‘|

Dirs--Déaccine--Werdpree» observa ance.

parents of seven daughters a i

resent Lf

should be constructed with an

ould

pinnle For acnions

‘

Our Saviour’, Saviour’s plans ae urch

;

“

Area

church

couple

by 200 relatives

the | frends

and

received

was

tain,

Mrs.

Grant

(Tresa)

Arm-|

brustee” of Milwaukee,

mone

Michael (Virginia) ict Ishpeming, Victor —

for

Laurin ‘iat. Badiai

Guests

attended

of | Minnesota, of | Canada,

ina

anniver-|

Illinois, Texas

and|-

in the church parRobert Clements

Daily

‘THE BIBLE SAYS Pastor C. A, Surface

schoolat gt? ‘Thursday Bapilst Churches an ;. Sin bervioe wieattal Falls, Wl jog Bible Clady at 7190 to-| —Crv#ta) Falls, Witch night. “Come unto me, all ——————|labor and are heavy Meetings

meditation

program

Hall ©f Jehovah's Theocratic Ministry

ache — anguish

bitterness — tears. —] — na place to turn =

announced

In a beginners’ game

chiktren's fairy tale, | smart enous

eke upon you, and learn of [OF fear, Mothers and ebildeen|i® acted out by a grou of my's king will me, for I am meek and lowly | ’t¢ hungry and destitute with young performers aoe the | but the patra in ‘heart: and ye shall find} Place to turn for salisty- ‘nek a ine ee ee lect two tricks

“Friends

all

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t bids én

the fol-

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Secretary

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I did not get the

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in ‘each

minor]

secret,

will

enjoy

this

visit

;jmmary entertainment

for'|'throughout the pai

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all

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North

East

Pass

South 16

FINAL WEEK

resses

Blouses Bl —

Instead of bidding three spades

tor

= ICKINSON

HOMES

1500 Breitung Avenue | Kingsfard, Mich. 49801 _I ae na elas seme Say CRN Mees as aes Phone 1-906-774-5800

gue

se ¢ =6NOW NOW &

os se

azers

Dresses, Shorts Am

s For! Plus

we =

ets — Drastically Cut

Large Savings Throughout The Stare! (Lingerie Not On Sole)

° tt attt FASHION

nn SHOP

1200 W. BREEN — KINGSFO!

3SignBlacks south of ShopKe, a then turn THANE Gk ot for 8 bi

What do you do now?

‘ated

ines

PROFESSIONAL DRAPERY SERVICE AT

IN IRON MOUNTAIN Mra. Donna Kline, our expert drapery consultant will be in our All New Custom Drapery Department every Monday, Wednesday and Friday afters foons

Sew

Hughitt

DICKINSON HOMES

1 know

played by East and the contract will wheel in

two

kingdoms | diamond trieks and shift to a club. =

an-

mind as to why 1 wasn't hired,

winies the an irccol-1 | YUE partner ta four your jumped hearts. ‘over bas

Only true pleasures in Jesus |} ____ MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY HOMES

Specifications are available at the Superintendent's || Life would

office. Bids are due by 4:00 p.m., August 19, 1974,

are}

yearné

| | towing forthe Wares schct acer! hus er he ok HHT Ie i ee 19 Board of Education will on

Sale

South)

lage oof ind fe eames ou et Inst one, Then bo will od

your

60664.

Coors ent ress2-111 Mid-Summer nd the suit will be led back,

‘Soult

’ Pet ne ng to pres | suit. For my | in ibs needs of the heart and | ¥ aS teenagers cal out oaks oe souls. Wednesday rents with fora drinking my burden . vent ‘ 0 prince, from] A good South will. force Fis] Ne For added information call eae when*we come, we | “*nn8 in laveU.S.A. is a thrill-| drawing defense totrumps lead heclubs. Aftcash er ne Se sate Disneyland will T5335. iter, vith the a ‘Trout

;

breakdown?"

of no help in sight, 10am of the Dickinson County | mond lead, draw trumps and | "srt Go youd now? turg-of the- world i i Library. vi “Laka. |tweorof-tho-w ia whch lms to:be shown aro 1s fo | A~dust bid four spades. Your ye that} picture, not av low. up with hia ace and Sout Pepe se seceley & etatean, laden, | fying one, just the opposite. The Princess And The Pea, | make his contract. If West. is TODAY'S unanai 01

Hh,

a) Sone Docenee mip earee n ow orf if I ever see right on his toes | thatPromquestion on an application] the eight and o| form again, 1 wil not answer | does the | truthfully, What a shame fail i¢ Bast dont eaeee he will lead the

and I will give rest, Take my | Men's hearts are failing them | # uals

—_——.

Alateen at Our Reseenian 1 + = Latheran Church at P

t| :

CHAPLAIN—U. S. Army Capt. the Rev. Alice M, Henderson of ee pee

will be the hostess

with

Landers, P.O,

Recently | applied to the hos-} Box 3346, Chicago,

South's queen-nine will be able to handle card is

FIRST WOMAN

steed

carne:

request to Ann

And Crochetting. Expe: alterations and tailoring.

Incidentally, this hand has |} School stall’ meeting al a 0 gets her captain's bar polished by her son, Timothy, after being commissioned in East-West vulnerable all sorts of’ possibilities. We pam. — Wednesday. —At—7 my's Chaplain Corps at Fort McPherson, Ga, Rev. sonia — cate Urs. rate ‘vom West North East Somh| | Will play it again tomorrow | Midweek service of Bible study| 42 chaplain, Prior to entering active duly ‘with the army, son was an asso7 against slightly different Easl{and prayer. ciate minister at an African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME) ia Atienta, CAP Wirephoto) | Tpass Pass West holdings. ;r = = Pass Dass Pass CARD SENSE First United wo $ men will cut and sew at 1 p.m. Children’s film Opening lead—10¢ inthe EAGLE ea ee

addressed

six. South will play low. West's best” play will be-t jack

activities

First Cavenant Vaeation Bible|

Kingdom Wednesses

‘The ding-|

ple whose names I gave as ref-|] erences, at e is no question in my

By Oswald & James Jacoby It East is he matter wh: contract will at his best

table ser-

the

ee —________|

and reading room from 2 to 4 p.m

Wednesday lors. Mrs.

institutior

Mrs. |Sary from Wisconsin, Michigan, | swered honestly

Sclence Soriety meeting at @ pan.

| $ |t ‘ }

hod to spend’ a few weeks In| coin and a long, a

|# mental

and| nosis

ni |eonaratulatory messages, and | |pital (in whieh i iathnngp | ree ERETs — a part-time was able wbtpitie: | 4rea church activities exceitent job. I reterences ftfor supply tay | RS. fand-a very impressive work gue First’ Church of Christ of Deerfield, and Ronald Badini of | record. 01 i ol Nhe Bible study at 7:30 , Milwauk form was, tava; Kingsford hoy ave 28 graad-| the applicationor foe

‘

Mrs.

a picnic at Lake Antoine Park. ' The committee will provide i{the barbecue, potato salad and | -baked beans. There also. will be entertainment and games. + Persons attending are asked ta bring their own yice.and_ beverage.

honored’

of Houston, Mrs, Ronald (Rose-| chiléren-and- five greatgrand-} you ever recieved: paychlal ig | mary) LeClaire of Iron Moun-| children, and all were present, | treatment for an emotional

Saviour’s Lutheran senior members will

gather at noon Thursday

“rhe

a no. 1 will take your word for| itNo Name No City Please | Dear N.N.N.C: The answer | NO. And you can take my |

of Nie

nie service consult ant mentioned that the lint filter

rcp i ee ren = POre and cut dryin aa

oer

Is re«

the birthmark

moved, you can bay at ale

All I need is a yes ot| most any pharmacy) some re-

markably Maenire conceal makeup -ereams or lotions #t will cover the birthmark fp well no one wi — word for it. sparen — & a easy to rece Wa, not always Dear Ann Landers: 1 am a ognize love, especially the registered nurse who | has| time around, Acquain: yours worked in some of the ‘finest| with the guidelines. Read Ana i ral) . . A Sex eoepitade tfc foc— serra Ee -Laaderat—Dookles. pte: oeef Fer oilhiten, Rati, Tar. | Foes, DUO, 10 tre pee Ce sma

Lee set

greeted

Until

buman|

for

Is it possible

being to get pregnant by an)

Elkhart | animal?

Ronda

daughter,

sons,

Gary Isaacs and

Mr. and Mrs.

Badini|

Mr.

in gold,

the immediate | wore a gold boutonniere.

Quinn

by a corsage of pink rose bi

organis

A dinner was S aoried in the}trimmed

church ball-for

atu" of ns tas, a Gaughler,| able in many cases in saving | family, ‘The toast. was proposed | ‘The former Marion Sonaglia| ake; Mr. and Mrs. Larry | by a sonindaw, Charles Kuder| and Ceasar Badini were mar-| fihond,, Danielle’ Sunday? ai | Cooxing time and energy. June 11, 1924 at the Im-|# Niagara, In conclusion, the consultant |¢ ‘The Weight, Memorial eight pounds, Hospital two and oo ba reception was held in St. | ried maculate Conception Church by | portant in areas where the | u loads proper | Anthony’sparish ballin Niag-|¢he Rev. Fr. Peter Jani. Al water pressure is low. Look for amount. of detergent, ara where the couple greeted M children, ‘Tom, Carol and and 2 S| variable water levels for the| Mr, and-Mrs. P. J. Trottier | cloon screen regularly. if the |200 guests. Music wes provided In = Troccon| | Juz of Lansing; Mr. and Mrs.) id: ai (ee | cid size of load, water temperature | of Boston, Mass., a daughter, washer doesn't have a built-in |by Ernest Tomasso1 7 ‘nine pounds, Sort food lispasers and if pos, |was served by" Mie Michacl Biden iits fer Rowcen!|Gilbert ‘Timmer and children, | hot water, also selection to ‘save inday. Weight, saving wash wa: ing ounces. ‘The paternal | sible Jeave door 3 open to permit | Rasten and Mrs. Jim Pouncey | girls. The best man was the late | ‘at and Jennifer of Menomonee | tery wast forand_apin : ter, speeds for grandoiother 7“1s Mrs~Matlon’} rapkt~evaporationas—for the | of Houston,-and-Helen Badini of Rocconi. MIS. Buy ni balls: Mr and Mrs a Ton when purchasing an | anematic washer? Mrs. Abbolt | STS | een oeteved a eat gee ‘especially

to assiit you

In choosing

the

perfect

draperies

for each

room.

She

can even match or coardinate Custom Bedspreads with most every fabric! Fo “In-Home

just call

774.

‘

While In the store be sure to visit “Selin’s Carpet City“I From 75 to 100

fall rolls of Broadloom.Carpet_on Display!

Immediate Delivery!

No Waiting!

THE IRON MOUNTAIN NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN:

TUESDAY, JULY aay 1974

Water board sets new policy ‘The Niagara Seana cussion

village ae

under

pete

clerk,

board that the department is a Class D rating at Proeeat: a nue excoed $50,000 consecutive

yea

department will be’ moved to #8 C rating, she pointed ‘The water commision

roved a chan, vended Ey 'oseph LeQuiathat will rovide space on the water

Mrs. George Durston

A change in the supplemental security income program may low moro area residents to quality for benefits, according plant. The water beth to Robert Hamer, branch fnanrequested that trustees at the Water Products Company, Inc. ager of the Soctat Seourity of meeting prevent to the village | for $9,789.49. flee at Maringt board: request that~ 1 contract “will * be Previnasis; hand over anc Kowal be named 8 ‘teseee| “the "No. and the specifications above one acte on which al the responatbilty of operating | tebid \w ‘lL_again not allow an ¢sca- home _was_ loc.

Up concerning the — responsibility of the Bt ooo) and * nee of water

The.

deputy

clerk

ted

on future water bills, Engirecommendcerning regulations of the wa- beer Larry Wilms that a telephone be inter department. There was a question about the latest stalled in the main pumpi changes being filed and ap- wation, The deputy cere was the ‘bythe Public Service Instructedto: ‘check Commission. The changes at- feasibility ot tying in “ihe two fect tho penalty charge, re-| lines connection charge and site of The board was instructed to new meters to be installed, advertise for oral bids for the The deputy clerk was instruc: electrical contract of the water ted ta contact the Public Ser» tower, — vice Commission to determine Wilms was authorized to exactly. the approved rutes and Proceed with the engineering regulation work on the Jefferson Street A job description was drawn water main extension project discussion

was

held

- ARTHUR

con-

Watch For The Polish Christmas Tree

'D’

and the Roosevelt extension project.

lator

Downtown Iron Mountaln

With French Fries, Balad, Hot Butter and Homemade Bread. (Also complete menu bethg served.)

Entertalnment Tonight

MACONDA SERVED DAILY

7HE STEAK RANCH STAR BAR

Spread Eagle, Wis.

Halian Spaghetti

“Alr Conditioned”

& Meatballs

~~ @0-GO

‘With Salad And Italian Bread

Miss

Kris

‘ASTIES TO GO AT ALL TIMES “RAY AMICANGELO

And

Miss

Scarlet

Organ—Playing 8 to 11 p.m. FOR TAKE-OUT ORDERS CALL 174-0325, Serving 5 to 9 p.m,

(Back By Request) Matineo 5:00-7:00

Evenings 9-2

“THE WHITE STAR” BAR & GRILL

THE CRYSTAL. GAYLE SHOW FRIDAY, JULY 26TH MICH. D. C. FAIRGROUND NORWAY, QUARTER HORSE RACES —

CRYSTAL GAYLE SHOW — Sister Of Loretta Lynn, Fourth of A imei

‘AYoung Just Rising Star. First Time In The U.P.

Family.

inane

Contiguous fund may” be séparated by road, rivers or streams, but~not~by interven. ing property owned by another person. Additional infor: Hos oon

cert

and

New

ay be

tained

the ei

contactii

on Wednesday from to I p.m. to assist rea residents with security “problems are, or any other Ni

OUTSTANDING.

ara

VALUES!

9:30 a.m. Niagara| the social or Mi questio

BiG SAVINGS!

residents may dial “O"

and ask for the free number it the Marinette Social Securiy Office, Enterprise 3406,

Just In Time For Football Season ‘A Truckload of 1974 Close-outs

Sportsmen air problems at

120

o inthe

on Carttass Eve.

cerning the change

Security office at B01 Wells St representative from the Mar nette office of Social Se

insurance program,

Lake Noquebay

Year

‘The Marinette Counly Sportsman Alliance met recently with host—club"Halfway North at

‘The union also secks to have saarabe working hours from 8: Pp. m. year around. Presently the hours are @ a.m. (0 4p. m, during summer and 9 a. m. to Sp,m. the rest of the year.

County.

Line.

Reports were given on pheds-

ant program, Pheasant manager James Bock reported on the | rival of the new chic! Jn order to increase the treas- | ury_the Alliance is sponsoring| Demolition 3 Derby at Equity Park on Labor Day. President Joseph Kuberth of Dunbar is| in charge of arrangements and| direction aI clubs wil participate, There wlll be stands for food and beverages and 9 illiam Wlucker of the Lake igns set Noquebay Club explained the in the lake| ‘The city of Marinette has in- problems of weeds stalled 17 new signs mai nd the trouble. they are having| to Marinette General in obtaining permits from the) Hospital. Mayor Edward. J. Department of Natural Re-| solirces. Many persons are cule Parsek said the cha made to conform with national ting weeds on their own and not picking them up, he said, codes for hospital signing, Vehicles entering the city ‘The floating weeds are causing | from the south on US-4l will be additional problems,

At Prices Never Before Seen On Zenith Products

Real

Kick-O

The WAGON WHEEL SPREAD EAGLE, WISCONSIN Americas, German, Helin and Chinese Spaciatvien Every day fro pm 1 toh onehen 12 all 3 woakdeys

WEDNESDAY

SPECIALS

Prime Rib of Beef... . $500

{Wit 9 rip sated, potatoes and ovr homeboked artic bread oF rolls)

Lobster Tails . wee.

$450

soled and petoto or hush

THURSDAY

fer you an entire Chinese rice and Inenhroome with «rich tevee

Prices

Many Stereos And System Componant Also At Close-out Prices!

directed at signs located at and weland Ave., at Cleveland and Pierce, at Marinette

|Ford reports severe sale directed to Marinette General by way of signs at Hall Ave drop in July and Stale Str nnd Carney, Cats Cleveland and Shore Drive at

ney and Pierce, Carney and the Shore Drive hospital entra nee,

DETROIT

Vehicles reaching the city on} highway 180 or by way of the

interstate bridge sil be gui by sigas on Dunlap Square dithem east on Main St. and Shore Drive and ij ie, hospital entrance. @ approaching the hospi

iat oye by way

the Menekaunee

Bridge will be directed

by signs

at Ogden and Hosmer, at Ogden and Bay Shore St., at Bay Shore St. and. University Drive at

the

hospital

49 per cent sales drop Motor Co. during the

eight dates in the latest ‘one more. than. a. year

25” Lowbey Console with genuine oll finished walnut veneers, top

picture and sound.

and ends. Advanced Chroma~ color picture tube,

re|

re rae 10!

beri od, |

record sales pace and theend | Of

@ wone

divisions June2

both

He said s year were 63 per cent ahcad of other comp: period, marily c of f @ sales

MARINETTE — Nell Simon's “Last of the Red Hot Lovers" begins Saturday in the theater at the University of Wisconsin Center-Marinette County. TheBay will present

five consecutive & 15 pm per

ago| any pricon

est ending July 10, 1973. Sales during the period ‘following a ery dfop off substan MAME Feb TeGHEE pace and the ending of a contest during the previous period was like a y for us," the

‘The comedy concerns a 47year-old male's disastrous and line.” “Industry-wide demand for unavailing aille to join the domestic automobile products| sexital revo in the second quarter “Last of the Lovers” firmed and was Simon's ninth comedy hit- continue,we expect ddmae trend to ey on Broadway in 1971 ‘ord for the year totalheatre On The Bay's eighth 2, a. 21 pet’ cent drop py season will conclude 1,520,541 sold ‘with the musieat ‘*Carnival™ on year. Aug: 19 through1 8 mon Bungalow comes from ‘Az international snail race is Hindastani ‘“bungla”* meccing held every June in England “of or to Bengal.” a field of “thorough Bungalows were the typesat breds* raco actus a inch houses fe, The record-holder is an in._Malaysia, _resembl ing the 'Y: —_

The Matador

contest

S5p0k Sales vice soroeldent John B. Naughton said. the drop in deliveries was result of a Bay directo: “onetime marketing - action, a Wilma who plays the lead. nota downturn in-the trend

of Beagal, .

The colorful compact. Zenith quality. ” 12” diagonal measurement, instant

days-of July sent U.S. auta| sales sliding 28 per gaat below their pace of a year a, | Ford, reporting its tharpeat dectine of the year “Monday, suid sales during the period totale! 46,005 cars compared with 70,031 during (he “same 1973 peri ha ‘declina is Sased—on-the| daily’ selling rate, including

Ing

set Saturday

formanes

£1335

The Santiago

entraace.

presentation

atre On The

(AP)

The Voyager

“model 4713

at the hospital entrance on Shore Drive. ‘Those entering the city from tho-west on Highway 64 will be

Bay Theater

Finest In Gourmet

{includes gerlie b poppies)

must be contiguous to the home.

5 23s x.

the

excluded as @ resource. For land to be considered in this category, twa conditions must be met,’ First it must not

sqreeaiont cod dull das haluays

and

nol count as a resource. If the market value of a home fs less than $25,000, jand will be

y plus time and oneal in sodufan to holiday Rae for £9 w pede on 60: percent. -urused Bae eave ta be paid upon re tirement or Iso s¢eks to amend ‘the vacation plan to allow

a resource of the own

er, As a result of tho change, the value of certain taads, wil

Courthouse employes in Mar-

oar

Bob's. Gamble

Hospital

Aurora, Wisconsin

WHITE

sidered

fnette County are seeking «pay increase of $75 per mont across the board according to letters sent to county board members by James W. Miller, union representative. are represented by Local 1 TrSz-A of t Councit-of- County and Munte'pal Employes AFL-ClO. demands are for the 1975 year,

mend

T&T Lounge

$450

main

Clause,

days,

LOBSTER

Road

Courthouse employes seek raise

sick

NIGHTLY

residents

Phone 251-4524

ills to 0 show prom, pt payment that a ‘ee telephone line. will charges as well as late pays be installed in the village ment charges. The cost for a clerk's office, The line will be two-year supply of the new | listed under the name of the bills will be approximately er Department $70. and the number will be printed A

change

may help

Niagara News

dis

Ge ratans . Mre. ath: Conais, Aepaty water

water

17”

E3855W diagonal measurement,

Solid

or Pp

Solid state, super vidio

State Titan 275 V chassis, walnut cabinet

—_ white of chrome.

tuning syste,

accents

$348

*366

Atlee.

Bob’s Gamble Store In Nagara, The Area’s Largest Zenith Dealer, qnd Factory Trained Service. SALES PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1974

We also have the 1974 “F” Line in stock at regular retail prices.

‘THE IRON MOUNTAIN

:Fair premium books available Premium

at the 1973 Halter) iding tactor in making the Draft Horse distribut has been expanded | Halter Show the 22nd depart. epresent..the wide the 1974. premium. book, books

for the 1974)

classes: »

tendance

Upper Peninsula State Fair are | Show is now

“ *

Extension News Notes

The open classes which

are open to all ages in the 1974 now being Horse Show will be cligibl le for ‘The book premium awards. Perras said he is lookin| 1a fornts and achieve said Perras. All Upper Penin- ward to many new participants Upper Peninsyla resi-| sulx draft horses are eligible in the Draft Horse and Pony Clift Pereas, Fair man-| {to compate for the first place Pulling contests which are open

ager, prges all exhibitors to| premium award of $20 and read carefully the rules of their | need nat be entered in the pull-

} to the world

this year.

Dean R. Rhoads COUNTY

vided that entry days nave Bell still dbeen extended one day and are Sunday, Aug. 11, through ‘Tuesday, Aug. 13, from 9 a. m. to affected by om: EDT. All-powitry—ana livestock, with the exception ot dairy cattle in the open class ‘walkout’ show, can be entered either Sunday or. Monday as in previ. ‘The Associated Press ‘us years. The Gladiolus Show whten yy away from their was held on Friday during Fair jobs in relatively small num* week has been changed for the ber “S97 Fair and WIM ber included ber 7° as m3 oetho new-mit pparentty in Department 15, Floricutture> the Entry dates and time (or glaai- |*wfering tho most. A Bell spokesman said 800

EXTENSION

DIRECTOR

Cooperative Extension Service Michigan

State University

Dickinson County Armory, Kingsford = Phone 774-036

The Tractor Pulling ing content Mares and Geldings Su | wilt be held in froot of the |may be grade or on Sunday, Aug. 18 stallions muust ‘be puiebred: acer "ond en | Efapdstand eac animal will be Judged | * lpm fi Fora. contest of skill, jolrs minded that uly 26 is the-dead— solely on conformation. |Roers can watch ‘the Dog Sh Jine for pre-entry and pre-ent All contestants entering the place on the black op hi blanks are available at tbe Fair 1974 Open Class Horse Show taking of the, area located south office in Escanaba and a copy ‘will be aspiring to take home the yellow youth building on Suncan be found in the premium | the rand Champion’ afternoon. ok. Grand Champion” dayEntries in the Dairy Food Entry scheduling has been | Rosettes in the western pleachanged in many departments Sure or western horsemanship Products Department 23 will be accepted on Monday, Aug: 12 in the 1974 premium book. Exfrom 10 a: m. 6 p. i AL hibitors of dalry cattle in the butter and helen exhib’ ‘oben, lass department are re: respective shows, as many con+ tain revisions and additions. Poultry, waterfowl, rabbits and livestock exhibitors are re- |

TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1974

NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN.

ontest

July garden guide: To

your ava

keep

and garden in good

Shape through July, follow these timely: tips from ‘extension -apeialists at Michigan State University: Remember at to use pesticides as directed cn the label and to store them where children and pets can't get to them. —Do not use lawn weed killers

ae mites by shaking the branches. over white paper. If spider miles are present, spray

ite Ke ethane; ~ Penac

exec towers. ior aphids and_it present sptay- wi line dane or Pmialathion. Aphids are attracted to chrysanthemums and nasturtium. —Plach ‘back, dahlias and to the when air temperatures are over needed. vedas Oriental 75 or 80 degrees F. except when ntal poppies pereted otherwise on the la- and bleeding hearts after the foliage dies down, |

processed in plants lcenved and vperate in Michigai located in the Upper Peninaun

—During dry periods, — thor-

oughly

s year's Fair will to. |" Upwer J Peninsula resi idents

water

frees,

shrubs,

‘k spruce and hemlock

for damage

due

spider

REEVE RECEIVES RESOLUTION—When B. dent. a chief executive officer of Lake ane

Reeve (center) retired last fall as et Inc,, Northern Michigan aaa 's bo:

grass, flowers and vegetables mites, A thorou; ppliea- | of con ted a resolution lauding the industrial executive. A pllaqtie bearing the #4 ance “a weck toa depth of ste tion_of Kelthane will control rattan ws Presented recently to Reeve when he was on t the -NMU-campus-in-Marquette. un otherwise spgeified inche: them. Participating in the brief ceremony =r (from Jeft): Seated, Dr. Fred Sabin, M.D,, chal 1 will be a true exposit ion of Sanh] bluegrass will be —If aphids and leafhoppers| man of @ Katherine Wright, both of Marquette; standing, ard, and board member bot urban and rural accom- dying out of turf areas because are present on maples, treat Ralph Hubtala, Iron Mountain, also a f raeta Soret the NMU Board, and NMU President plishments« iemex weather and less with malathion and Sevin.} John X. Jamrich. ‘The resolution, art, honored Reeve for being ‘“‘a vital force in reinIt is indeed Siting oat ig hese insects suck juices from vigoraling the economy of the Upper Peninsula, and one of its key industries, mining . . .” sears prem —Warmer weather might also the leaves and secrete honey Reeve continues to serve as chairman of the Lake Shore board. jail E. Bowers, ane ‘Me. activate dollar spot on your dew. nominee County Extension diIf present, treat with a Check ornamental _ shade rector amt print promia ter or turl Tunglelde, trees for inchwonms. If pre: )dairy programs, —=Keep—your—tawn—mower ent—spray—with malathion or | Tae goal of the Upper Penin- sharp. Dull mowers will not cut sula State Fair is to promote 4 uniformly and will cause tne —Check sycamore foliage for LANSING, Mich. (AP) —jand over must return an aver-)paying the higher rate of xehicn olus an Ringel exhibits are hourly workers stayed off their versatile, and comprehensive turf to brown because of tear|, through Tuesthe cater- Tough new state regulations re-j| age of at least 65 cenls on the! fat ia tnoIncorpo! damage caused jobs in Detroit, waile the entire | expanding program of act! Ivities ing instead of cutting andards, but that “there ae “i “ Ii:30 a m. and re|quire insurance companies to| dollar. Start of 150. if Marquette was and ‘functions ‘with educational “ontrol weeds arid poison lease time at § p.m. on Sunday, reported absent. return at least half their| Demlow said policies that. do some, that pay less than 20 per in ytur lawn with recom: Aug. 18, will be the same as tne However, Bell spokesmen and as well as entertai ig features ceipts om accident and health not conform to the nei new lo attract a greater attendance mended weed killers. other classes. wee secoptpolicies: in- benefits: gy not be slo lo lower defining iathe Michigan of the Commu- ‘of fale” patrons. —ITt you are planning to seed great interest and at representatives” City in brief Heralding it as th “nation’s Sept. 90, nications Workers of America Fair dates are Tuesday, Aug. a new lawn this fall now 13 the said tr insurance companies he hoped all workers 13 through Sunday, Aug. 1 8 ~ |strictest standards,’ state In-| As an example, Demlow time to begin preparing the soil id. “le ve my meet these Doriald Wickman, FIC, of 319 surance Commissiofer Daniel |that in classes where an indiand eliminating perennial East : Police seek escapee ndards, vant your A St., [ron Mountain, was said Monday the|vidual pays $200 a year in inwees on “the ootichigan maramong | City in brief 165 Lutheran Brothercode specifies for the first time|surance premiums, that all the from prison camp Prune most _— tomato u| —— ‘ood representatives the formula the state will use|policies taken as a whole over m is also important to realnefits are|@ period of years must pay out MUNISING, Bae (AP) — thorized by the union, which is al _sales|to determine SiriJo Anderson, daughter of suckers atthisparpooe insect spray at after these rules take olice were searching for a negotiating nationally with Bell Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Ane will Neontnet reanaabie is relation to pre-|a minimum of 50 per cent of the insects which ct. some accident and premium in benefits, Convict who escaped early to- {Systems, Inc, on a new con-|derson of Aurora, miums, has been spread moslac on cucumbers Ith. will still be bel~ day from a minimum security | tract. The old nya expired last named to the Dean's ag bd and melons. As in all insurance, some per- Iter buyspolicies Thi s require a than oth prison camp. week, wilt being | the spring quarter at the payout Sor each Volar collec as will be geting far morel sumers s h o u l d —Transplant cabbage, Ca o Guards said Richard Calvird, | granted as talks continue, THe versity of Wisconsin-River alls flower accident mand | than they put into their insur-| the and broccali from seesbestme value,” Prudeaville, who was | inion, has, however, called for po insurance society's health insurance policies, “with premiams depei is U.S. Coast Guard recruiter bed by mid-July. perving a 2% to 5-year sentence |a strike vote from its mem! 3. top sales tlub for 1973, He is a certain types of insurance re- their Health and accident ingPi 0! Demlow said were adopted —Spray tomato plants with will be at the Army recruiting +. -for entering without breaking, | Informal ests in Detroit ember of the Rudolph Seppala| quired to Felurn 5S cents or 60|lems, and others will get Ie.rob-) ‘by Thethe standards as. ade insurance bureau maneb to-control early and late -. dast the “411"" number, used office, Branz Building, on July Agency \dquartered Mar-| cents on the dol Dem! low said that many ‘com-| ministrative rules, but have the blight and anthracnose. ‘Camp Cousino. He was report or base seeking infermation, 25 to hold interviews with men Policies “sald to. Persons 63|panies in Michigan have been|foree of law. spraying apples quette. ed missing at 5 a.ea apparently suffered mast. 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THE IRON MOUNTAIN

NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN:

Southern nips Baraga

Messersmith, Perry to start for stars Pre Taet Nay

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| be on ihe verge of siietination, | 22a ehipped tn with a Dut walka to Mike Merhaisk! | "Southern Swoad Central, 14) \¢ } Rib Ouedchoice, and Dive Back,out | _ —| ips fieldzr's a [aed “singles ‘byt Sef" Salen |

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the tourney win r =the | went the distance on

allstars to/ to gain the victory. Cretton | end, to mova inte the subdise az araga County | allowed five hits, walked one | trict game with Baraga. \e2 suldistrict Little League | and struck outth eight | Southern’s next ga: th tournament . game. Menday- at--- Tg;

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Steve Rogers and] Marcol took, his physical ex: Montreal's would Buze Capra worked |amination and line to practice VeteranLarry report mays |Dackers Jim Carter probably said he re wih cine: [Hefner last Thursday Joined the We free and rookies Luis Tiant or Jim|nearly 50 Boston's “Catfish” Hunter of Oakland; |@genta in camp. adding that he'd lean taward| Marcol said be probably Chester Marcol [would have -held out another using at least four pitchers. is i With |, The workout lasted for anrr signed Packer coroerback Use| Embree, who Burtnidelinedeee ieee Romaieesatl inning, theaks th a. two-dut ale: BOI: Lvoaggt ia for Jim Bertelsen, contract Aus|thase-réce-vers. to-a.1975 people ‘Alita. obviously then much time,are think Wye nor | the aie oe tre) gle rifled into — leftbut fleld by Has. hatter Freeze ecored tn was on ihe taxi aquad most ture switched cornerback ai; of me wou the-players/—anncciation: an arly ry, Grafton, in the. first to aban b e n a t < dias | a = i mane a oft to sson year. last seaaon rookie his of Mensou i Gen and Canch ti & fie * neh onl pitched out of ee bie t — on oe lead, a ih s. o cheon at . decithe Devine welcomed far} Dan they're 86 “But M ke w the more in Players scores apart, eapecially. alter yester-|sion by Marcol. who Lwo‘as seasons ll la ua wns ee pedcuices to continue unl fae lans CBS ; they're 210 points in only day, thatse tage

tose. Uren gave up eight hits tie. walks | #4¢ four Giachino was the winning hurler for Tastea Freez in Mon-| gue sobtion tk tome a day night's game. Giachino went| ny “dittande, ailowing seven| Hob ot i SUL cn, sea ty Fred. out two ac: | Rucoeasvy ines by ite while ing Ew aiciking freien uh ea abeti care bck io pint Sopted tie foun for gingwp 10 waieliesandt welll Ryan. Pabst cameback jo score

|Paaeerageic tie f ded_Don- Ring added-a pair of LID

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capmres victory

CHICAGO (AP) = Stan Smith captured the singles title and first m 000 at the International Festival of Tennis

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hitting ) | deficiencies, yet the Tigers

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TUESDAY, JULY 23,

attorney

Business Service

Help

Across

had

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said

Friday

Democratic

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1974

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OUR

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UP. Le

NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN- KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN:

Iron County News

West

Side_briefs

LEQUIA'S

and

Mrs. Gerala Anderson, 87:

Mrs.

Philip Truel

FOODLAND

OPEN. 2% c.ee Sesh

SAVE 4%... NO SALES TAX ON FOOD “WE ‘ACCEPT

FRESH FRYERS

vu 39°

IRON RIVER — Two West Side bar operators have been cited to appear at hearings set

Poticecar when

| Grace cor werent

marks at the. scene of the ac side a report,

Irs. Katherine

Andrizzi

Coonan

ti renees

CRYSTAL FALLS, MICH,

TONIGHT — WEDNESDAY 7:30 P.M, “STREISAND

tu crest PLCS TAME SARC SYOMEY PRG re

SS THANK We would

—-Charelr

wat ‘be at the

a work day parsonage.

to Tay io YX

vice

and

home. Services

a.m.

guest

night, 0 eon by summer guests,

is at 8 p.

Arnell’s

junda:

beans. jello, cookies or cake.

Friday — Baked fish, ovenbrowned potatoes, buttered

1732 by Benjamin

Sunday—Swiss, steak, mashed and gra’ , ‘buttered carrots, tossed salad, dessert. Monday — Spaghetti cabbage salad, dessei Tuesday — Ham. scalloped polntoes, gelatia’ salad, deseer™

NASSER INSURANCE PHONE 265-3004 For Broadest Coverage

thank the public for attending our birthday party, and also for the many fine gifts.

"AGED OF POOR “Wrinanciay ADMINISTRATION uLTH z 10 EDUCATION Tr eocrat, ‘DEVELOPMENT.

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of Iron

Mond

The Board reserves the right to reject coy or all bids,

B-Or.

cons *1

STARKIST

16 waive rd technicality in any bid submitted. and-to Beceph any =: id which may be most Eeriegiees fe ron IRON Con ROAD COMMISSION:

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ron, Chairman

Fo. +.

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Ernest

79"

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Commission.

Cabbage

PILLSBURY — NEW COMPLETE KIT

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

at the office of the Road

“6.02. Cans

CALIFORNIA PEACHES 3 =

APPLY AT

August 12, 1974, for the follawing:

s]9

PRODUCE

6/ 59

Bunanas

WEST BRANCIL

Road

. . iy Pack, Sliced

Florence,

BARTENDER WANTED

Falls, vail 4:30

39]

Bacon Fresh, Va

Seald Sweet Lemonude.. . .

Sour Half and Half

of County

Lunch Meat

lowing job opening:

House, Crystal

Franks.

16.07.

Signed

Court

Armour's (Ends & Pieces)

Swiss Style Yogurt...

The Board

(Chunk)

Half Fairmont’s Sherbert . . ee ee o Gal. 89° New Dome Lid Morton‘s Frozen Cream Pies Foch 49* 8-Or. $] Morton’sPotPies .........., in: 3] Seald Sweet Orange Juice. 2... Cans

MAYOR E. M. KARWOSKI CITY OF IRON RIVER

Wilson

The City. of Iron River will accept applications for the fol-

Gounty, Michigan, will tee receive

heese

Only)

Wis., and maternal Srandparents are Mr, and Mrs. William

Franklin.

ACCOUNT NO. WEST BRANCH TOW TOWNSMIP TREASURER DICKINSON. COUNTY RALPM, MICHIGAN 49877 (p) TRUST YUND REPORT

(Chunk

American

wu.

* FROZEN *

2i at Iron Countmy General Hos-

APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 4 P.M, THURSDAY, JULY 25, TO CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, 106 W. GENESSEE, IRON RIVER, MICHIGAN,

SHARING

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MUST BE ABLE TO PASS PHYSICAL EXAMINA TION, MUST BE RESIDENT OF THE CITY OF “IRON RIVER.

And

Pride

Pork

UTILITY EMPLOYEE

ACTUAL USE REPORT

CATEGOMIES (A) | “Trusuic sarerr “a ENVINONMENTAL PROTECTION— “Fpustic ~ TRANSPORTATION “4 MeaLrn “ps nkenearion A

Morrell’s

Pure

Morrell’s Pride, Pure Pork

Kealcntiaes Wanted

potatoes

YOU—

GENERAL REVENUE

held

Pride,

Liver Saus.

pital. Paternal grandfather is Clifford Bianchelte of Clinton,

the Mas: Burial will be cies Evergreen Memorial Comet Military maveskic rites will be conducted by the East Side Veterans Council. .

l-peas, cole slaw, dessert.

like to take this opportunity to

General Revenue shar) Uns ce intone #n

Morrell's

Large Bologna...

Caspian.

Senior Citizen Menu The first foreign - language Wednesday — Smorgasbord. newspaper published the ‘Thraday — Meat loaf and United Staten ‘was the in“tite || hot dogs,’ potato salad, baked delphia Zeitung,” founded in

LEGAL ADVERTIORMENT) Notien js hereby given that Reino Post 1, Americana hove premises ed ton Avene, to-the wor ‘Com | hilaslen for a license to sell beer C members Orly. and spirits ¢o bons fide Dated: July 23, i974,

MR. THEODORE & ARTHUR DAL SANTO

will

Wings or Thighs .:. 49:

Morrell's Pride (Chunk Only)

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bianehetle of Kingsford, a son, Wik iam Michael, and one-half pumas, ones tals: aly

Adults Sass wil’ meet at. Ihe ‘Thursday morning at Guardian | ——— Pete Djupe cottage a 8 p.m. Angels Church. Mev. Fr. Jo | Saturday, Morning worship ser- sept i w ol ate at

ficers are invesvale A thelt of money at the 0 of in Bjork in Crystal Falls Tomasky Mrs, Bjork told police a screen was removed from a window on the home while they were away. She said $110 in cash was taken from a cannister which was on edroo: dresser in addition to an undisclo: foreign money in

‘ Saus. Links

w.43«

Fresh Fryer Parts — Fryer

Breast or Legs u.

Mahon. of Iron River; — Mrs. James ofWalrkegan and mater. Olive Mrs, WheelerFlossio of Iron are Mr.Jr, a ndof tain; Lehto Mounand|| Ral MTs. grandparents Michael Meyers

Crystal Falls; a brother, Ver Harrington of Crystal Fas, 1 = oat he Stambaugh is open all day toFriends may call atthe} Debra pi, five-year old attempted to-avoid a deer and lay for prayer. The mid week Plowe Funeral Home after 4} a guard rail post on in daughter or Henry T. Lampi, struck service of study and prayer is | p.m. ednesday, The parish | 1 31, of Munising, sustained a; Ottawa Lake Road at p.m. and cholt rhearsal| rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. | a roop bed4 - |at.8 7? p.m. nor cuts from glass which wi Wednesday, Saturday | Wednesday at the funeral ski shatlered on her father's. car measured 230 told control of his

CUT-UP

“Frash, Fryer Parts — Fryer

in weekend auto mishaps

Schwenn had three hits and Graves and Hodgson homered for tho, losers. Harju, pitened the victory whil Hod; was tagged with the loss.

COUPONS!

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Minor injuries reported

mers attempted to pass on the si shoulder. Mark. C, Rivard, 19, of Casplan, "was ticketed for viola[tion "of the basic, speed law

FOOD

WHOLE

—— | River, graduated Cum Laude Jack Harrington from the College of St, ScholasCRYSTAL FALLS — Jack by the Michigan Liquor Control tics, Duluth, She received a Harrington, 56, of Western Commission. bachelor of arts degree in nurs- Location, Crystal Falls, died ing and is employed at St. unexpectedly at 3 a.m.’ today ing premises occupied a the—Crystal Falls CommuMary’s~tospital in -Duluth.-She}-at ter the legal. hour-on-May ae, is a 1960 graduate of West Iron nity Hospital, | 1974, The complaint was ma Mr, Harrington _ w a County High School. when a chain binder fell off a CRYSTAL FALLSIRON RI20, 1917, in Crystal Falis| by the Michigan State Poli co | truck driven by Hanald = R. First Baptist Church of Iron Aug. zl Minor injuries we: and bad bee ‘a Lifelong resi| 27 Iron River police. The hear. sustained by oecupanis of sev- Lowe, 50, of fron Mountain. River Pg is set for 10 a. m. July31 have all church dent. He attended Crystal | ing Houghto: eral cars in accidents which The accident occurred on US- visitationwillat 6:30 this evening, 2 two miles north of the Wis- Bible study and a prayer meet: Falls High School and had| care over the weekend. consin-Michigan_ border, boen employed by the City ef | ton ve, Stambaugh ie cited zl . Saturday, a ing will be hel 7 p.m. and yea Heriaton seed in| £0r selling (o a minor and rfhinor car. delve by Terrance Ham- Police report, Lowe was tic chair -rerveareal at 8 p.m, Se Soetorat | Consuming on Nov. 7, 1973. ‘The| mer, 19, of Glenview, Iil., ran ted for spilling a load on Wednesday, Sunday Scheol | at eRe, out of gas and was parked off the highway and for not hav. during World War II and wat] Samba Wie tie a] M69 five miles east of Crystal ing a driver's license on his ‘Ohristian in the European Theater of | voy set for 9:30 a, m, July 30 at Tho sheriff's depart- person. The aceident occurred ‘Education Committee meeting Operations. canaba, at 3:15. pam. Fri reports another car dri5:45 p.m. and the evening He was a member of ‘Tufts- | Ecamaba State Police tickeled Edg. atservice ven by Dennis Ketola, 18, of a 7 p.m, Sunday. Rondon Post of Veterans of The-eork L.Sommers Tl, 26, -of-MarCrystal Falls struck the parked Foreign Wars. Nasser's Bar defeated Long passing Hammar car, pushing it inlo quette for improper ied 9, Alice after his car struck another Lake 13-11 Saturday at Long gmmke was a the ditch. Mr. and James of st Side Slo-Pitch ote ‘caves ‘la dition to his Caspian, a Mrs,son, Allen Ketola and passengers in his driven by Edward J. Otto, 23. Poobert, tive Y a rey and rs said | s car, Jeanno Soha, 16 and Mary ot Iron River,si juarter two daughters, Leanne pounds, Devolder, 18, of ‘Crystal Falls, the accident cepureen ok 2:40 Whear each had three hits and at home, and = Mrs, James ounces, bom ay 19 atot the iron Lantz two home runs and Ja- (Marie) Jackson of Atlanta, County’ General Hospital. Pawere taken to the Community pan. Saturday when Otto was cobson and Bourga each one.to Ga.; four sisters, Mrs. Evelyn ternal grandmother into the Sunset ital by Iron County Am- | Lake Making0 Road a turn is. Mrs. Ed at US-2 and Somthe -winning effort.

a wer released afler treatment, Hammer and a passenger in his cat, Gayle Tuchowski, of Artesi said they would seek their-own treatment for cuts and bruises, Ketola was ticketed for caredasaarbing.—

1101 MAIN STREET NIAGARA, WISCONSIN

juor commissic

Obituaries

“Janice Truel, daughter of Mr.

a RYSTAL FALLS

TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1974

Aug. 3-407

IRON RIVER — One of the which consists of 10 drummers, ) Kicking off rodeo activities parade marshal and the hon- bareback brone riding, calf-ropbiggest attractions of the Upper 10 pipers and two dancers, per- Friday, Aug. 2, will be a barbe- ored guest will be presented ing, teer wrestling, brahma Peninsula will be the seventh formed for the late President Sued chicken an com feed tn with an official redeo hat dur- bull Ure 3 saddle brenc riding.| ipper Peninsula Cham: Joma F. Ken: of Tucson, raised qa he-downtown-area-along with ing his appearance, ip Rodeo set fr Saturday eats Tome abe Idaho, home of the Coleman Products, the Amer | 9 children's rodeo parade set ‘The tnd Sunday, Aug. 3 River jean Motors Corp. affiliate, the| in 4 Western theme of cowboys, tusing entriesaveen from cee throughout world famous 51 Tush the ‘trie ‘of the Covered Wagon Saddlery, and | cowg ils, and Indians High-| the U Joper Peninsula and orth Radio Station Championship Rodeo lighting Fridays’ events will be | er i Wiseonsia, re Since his first professional Committee anda hast of locel donated cash to ah school an authentic Ojibwe Indian highlight. Judging for this event | since, his fin Patalites, Arie’ ‘i businessmen infected with the classes of West Iron County and pow.wow with original dances takes place at the rodeo grounds | 19¢p," Carmen as announced Tore of the old West circulating Forest Park for the construc- and ceremonial dres: m. Sunday and the pub-] RCA, intercollegiate and junior tion ‘of special floats to be en- The b Igo. Wild West. parade)Tic is invited to vate the canditered In the ‘Wild West Parade the west, nid morning needs no in-|'dates through tele paces |- Tadeo throughout | scheduled for Saturday, Aug: 3, Saturday” troduction to those who have Local businessmen will be: “< Western barb olesome, Jat ig a. m. large variety of witnessed the procession in the to participate in the square dance are other features rounded to the family entertainment Another special feature wilt Over 40 units—have al, Greenhorn_Calf-tying, ,-a_hilari- of the Saturday schedule. Ad-, area. be the Leon Adams Roman rid= ar Beer Feqistered, cus event _ pitting vance tickets for the rodeo per‘Tom and Tichard Angell ot ing act which will periorm dur- keyed to the Western theme al- against wild and rampagi formances are $3 for adults and| the Angeli Super Value and ing the redeo events which will though supplemented by Arabi- calves during the actual rodeo 41 for children and jailable | be held at 2:30 p. m. Saturday Selin's True Value stores and an, Mexican and other pagean-| performances, at the Iron County Chamber of the Double AA Corral in Iron and Sunday. Adams, of Stuart, try. ‘The parade has brought! b Barnes of Cherokee, Ia., Commerce, Iron River, Mich., River are sponsoring the world Okla, began his stunts with more people to the Iron River has been the local rodeo’ pro- 49935, tell 606-265-3822. famous Chicago Highlanders horses and brahma bulls at the area than any other dueér since its inception and] Tickets at the gate will be $3.50 for special performances during age of 12 and promises a varl- event in history. Gov. will again provide the stock for] tor, adults and $1 for Shltren |G. Milliken will be this year's the main events which include| under the rodeo weekend. The group, ety of action for rodeo fans.

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