The Iron Mountain News FIFTY-SIXTH
YEAR,
NO.
72
IRON
MOUNTAIN-KINGSFORD,
MICHIGAN,
TUESDAY,
JULY
24 PAGES
4, 1976
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Americans celebrate in grand fashion By The Associated Press
‘Oh, what a weekend it was.
‘The fuse was long, tec long everyone
said, but when the grand Bicentennial
skyrocket went off it lifted America’s
spirit and uncovered its pride and, at least
for
the
moment,
crowned
America's good with brotherhood from. sea to shining sea. It was as if the entire nation put aside
its cares and sorrows and thought at
last of its own best dreams. "After (wo centuries there is still something wonderful about being an American,” President Ford said, standin, as. Jefferson's front lawn at Monticello, and the nation answered, Amen
“If said, what And
we cannot quite express it," be “we know whal it is. You know it is or you would not be here.” where were you?
Americans have a way of re membering where they were at the Preclse momentof « national trauma Dec. 7, 1911; But in his lietme vil Thomas Gates, the American envoy in Peking, ever forget that on the Fourth of July in the
hoop spinning, bike racing and watermelon cating The same easy. happy spirit
majestic square-riggers and the glory of 10,000 sails along the flank of the first capital of the Republic?
prevailed at other tational shrines.
Across the land, it was a Super Bow!
of superlatives
the
biggest,
the
At
loudest, the best and the brightest, a
blur of extravaganzas
months
spontaneously
burst
into
“God
“They gave a war
Bless
Will any of the five miljion — five million! — who lined New York harbor and the Hudson River ever forget those
a
booming
. .at
here and thousands
of Amerieans came," 30,000 with picnic lunches...in Washington, the city everybody seemed to run against this year, where storytellers and puppets
In Boston, they would remember bursting into “Happy Birthday” after listening to the Declaration of Independence read fram the balcony where it was first read in that city in 1776. In Lexington and Concord, where the fight for liberty began. they would remember # special cheeriness at the traditional children's games of hula
Will any of the million surrounding the Washington Monument, ohing and abing at the grandest fireworks display in history, forget that when it was aver that huge crowd, that happy throng,
ot
The AP reported about a re-enactment
where the crowds assembled.
country”
McHenry,
Gettysburg, where Willlam Williams of
centennial was the spontaneous warmth and gaiety and, yes; patrtotinm:
Tomb in the world’s largest Communist
Fort
rocket display at dawn's early light
in
preparation. But the surprise of the Bi-
entertained
Laughing
kids
at
West
Potomac Park in Philadelphia, where the President joined thousands for formal ceremonies at Independence
Hall, and broke into Republic,” riders, in
also where a subway rider ‘The Battle Hymn of the and immediately the other al the cars, joined in
Israeli commando receives hero’s funeral
Rescue operation cele TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Israel gives a hero's funeral today to American-born Lt, Col. Yonatan Netanyahu, the only Israeli commando
killed in the rescue of more
than
100
hostages held by Palestinian terrorists at Uganda's Entebbe Airport
Two of the three Israeli civilians killed in the gun battle Saturday night were buried Monday with military honors.Speaking at one of the funerals, Israel's chief military chaplain, Brig Mordechai Piron, said the 2,400-mile, three-plane commando raid “was a magnificent,
courageous operation, but
itis the fate of this nation that every joy and delight
be mixed
mourning.”” Threats
of
with pain
retaliation
Palestinians in Lebanon ‘8 President Idi
nothing
to diminish
and
from
and from Amin
the
pride
and
rejoicing of the Israelis in their armed
forces’ most notable exploit since the a of the Arabs in the 1967 Six-Day
e Seler patrols were being especially vigilant, and Palestinian reprisal at tacks on. Isra business
countries
seemed
likely.
Hut
with
rated the
Palestinians in Lebanon fighting for existence in a civil war with Christian Lebanese and Syrian forces, no large-scale raids across the border were expected Amin’s threats aroused concern only because one of the Israeli passengers on the hijacked Air France airliner, 7% year-old Dora Bloch, was ina Kampala hospital when the commandos landed, and they could not bring her back. The Israeli government appealed ta the International Red Cross and an unidentified third country to secure her their
Democratic governors adopt statement endorsing Carter HERSEY, Pa. (AP) ~ Jiseay Gather won the near unanimous endorsement of Democratic governors today for is campeign
Georgia,”
for the White
House.
about 30 governors
declared
in a statement adopted without dissent at the National
Governors
Conference:
Gov.
und
Jr,
of
California, still. a rival candidate for presidential nomination despite Carter's command-of majority delegate support, did not attend the conference. Gov. Edwin Edwards of Louisiana, who # still supporting Brown, did not attend the endorsement caucus. ‘There are 36 Democratic
governors.
State aeronautics
panel to meet here The Michigan Aeronautics Cammission will hold its July meeting at 8 a.m. Wednesday in Iron Mountain James D. Ramsey, director of the commission, said the session will be held at the Dickinson Inn The agenda includes @ report on an
aircraft pool study and a. report on
airline airport security, The latter was compiled by Col George Halverson, director of the Michigan State Police and a member of the commission: rts also will be given on @
navigational aid program and a schedule of aeronautics fees and fuel taxes The commission is seheduled to act
on ratification of funding allocations ta state airports, which were recommended at an executive committee meeting June 15. The senior member of the Michigan
Acronauties Commission
is Mario
Fontana
A
of Iron’ Mountain.
17-year
veteran of the commission, Fontana has served as chairman of the group three times. He was first appointed to the com: mission in “1947 and served until 1951
Fontana was named to the commission
again in tinvously One of aviation, years.
1963 and has served con since that time the pioneers in Michigan Fontana’s career spans over
19 Republicans and 1 Independent.
‘
release The Ugandan resident, who reported that the Israeli commandos killed 20 of his troops and wounded sent protests against the attack to the United Nations, the Organization of Af rican Unity, the Arab League and other Third
World
The 48-nation OAU
Gov.
Reubiti Askew of Florida, chairman of the 36 Democratic gavernors were ut the breakfast but he did net have an
exact. number
He
also
unanimously
condemned the raid and said it would
ask the U.N. Security Council to take up the matter. Amin accused the government of neighboring Kenya of giving major aid to the Israeli attack. The Kenyans denied the charge and said all they did was to provide medical treatment for Israelis wounded in the operation eraident Ford and many other stern leaders congratulated the ieee li government on the commando raid, and rs in a number of
countrtes
the Democratic caucus, said about 30 of
countries,
declared today and Wednesday days of
mourning for the dead Ugandans.
published
pressing approvalor
editorials
ex
of
the t response to the hijacking. Israel's traditional foes, the Arabs and the Soviets, issued the expected de-
hunciations.
U.N. Seeretary-General Waldheim denied an Egyptian
Kurt report
that he had accused the Israelis of ‘flagrant aggression.” A statement
Meanwhile, Carter told a news conference here that he will interview a second possible running mate — Sen Walter Mondale, D-Minn. — on Thurs day. He met with Sen. Edmund Muskie of Maine on Monday Over breaktust-Carter-promised the kavernors that as president he would be mindful of his own statehouse ex perience in Georgia. Carter said he will work closel he governors in shaping budgets and legislation if he wins the White House
that {t ‘was indeed a violation of the sovereignty of a U.N. member state.”
Gov. Marvin Mandel of Maryland, long a eritic of Carter, sponsored the endorsement resolution and said the
rae cloudy tonight with a 55. Partly cloudy low
time for Democratic in-fighting is past.
“Primaries are the opportunity for
all of ws to have our own opinions,
when we get to the general election we
are
united
Mandel said
behind
from a spokesman said the secretary-
general was questioned during a visit to Cairo about “legal and juridical aspeets of the Israeli raid” and replied But
later
Monday
Frankfurt
Waldheim ‘‘expressed satisfaction that it proved possible to save human lives, the spokesman said
The weather
yesterday.
87
minimum last night, 51 | noon today
our candidate,”
CELEBRATION
—
The iatescoal | Fourth of July fireworks display
brightened the skies over [ron Mountain Sunday
by Dick Ferris)
PALMA
DE
(AP) —
MAJORCA,
A Libyan
Balearic
airliner
hijacked on a flight within Libya today
landed here with 66 persons aboard and the See surrendered, airport sources sai
PHILADELPHIA (AP) ‘Queen Elizabeth I~ was awaited — tr
Philadelphia today to begin-a-six-day Bicentenniat visit to the United States with dedication of a spectal bell 200 years after the Liberty Hell rang out a message of freedom from England The queen and her husband, Prince
Phillip. were scheduled to disembark rom the royal yacht Britannia at Penn's Landing on the Delaware River, where Pennsylvania's founder, Willian Penn, came ashore in 1681 The 10-(on Bicentennial bell, cast at the
Whitechapel
London
where
made in |
Bell
Foundry
in
the Liberty Bell was
angs in a 130-foot-high
brick bell tower at the new Visitors” Center The new bell is inseribed: “Let Freedom Rin As the queen prepared to dedicate the new bell withher only formal speech of day.
preacher-demonstrator
Carl
MeIftire planned a demonstration to protest the gift bell’s lack of a biblieal inseription. The Rev. Mr. MeIntire says the new bell is a “counterfeit and a phony’ and he wants the queen to take it hack The Liberty Bell is inscribed “Proclaim liberty throughout all the
He retired from Fontana Aviation, Inc., in 1964; but is still active in Mying and other weronautical activities. He
was the founder and first president of Fontana has logged over 11,000 hours
of flight time as a pilot
be htieckor: videntified only as aman
on
to
Palma
events unlawful,
say officials WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal officials have decided that public schools may no longer sponsor father son or mother-daughter events because they violate new rules against sex discrimination.
de
Majorca. There was no information on whether it refueled in Algeria
That's the word quietly school administrators in Ariz., last week, more than alter the officials asked if ities were still lawful under approved by President summer
plane was hijacked on an early
opposed to the Libyan regime of Col. Mommar Khadafy, gave up to airport police and turned_over twa toy pistols.
and two knives to the chief of the airport, the sources said
‘They said nobody was injured and the
passengers were being looked after by
The pilot tried first to land at Tunis cree but Tunisian officials refused
previously
at
miles south of
Boufarik
a
basé,
~~
passed to Scottsdale, five months such activ regulations Ford last
In @ letter cleared through Washington channels, John E Palomina of the San Francisce regional Office for Civil Rights wrote to the officials telling them that “functions
airport authorities. jon and barricaded the runOfficials in Algiers said the hijacked —jetliner—had—landed. ~—fanistarrofficiais said i man aboard — 20
after” being
refused permission to land at the Tunis: and Algiers airports, The base is the beadquarters of the Algerian air force.
displayed
Discrimination
Algerian authorities said the plane stayed at Boufarik only about 10 flew
er, the queen was scheduled to meet first with Mayor Frank Rizzo, then go to Independence Hall where Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, Henjamin Franklin and other patriots plotted revolution sgainst her ancestor, King George II She and Phillip will walk through the compact historic area, visiting Car penter's Hall where the First Con but cracked, Liberty Bell \s
He took his first Mying lessons here in 1929 and purchased his first airplane in 192. “Aviation is the backbone of our nation," Fontana said in an interview Inst year.
then
Queen Elizabeth 1 Jand unto all the inhabitants thereof,”’ a
tinental Congress met in 1774 to denounce British colonial policies. and the Liberty Bell pavillion wh the famed,
Fontana Aviation.
minutes,
photo
begins six-day visit
Hijacker surrenders Islands
ning. (Iron Mountain News
Queen Elizabeth IT
the
Wednesday High near 8) Maximum
but
in
HOLIDAY
such as father-son or mother-daughter
movement called Vigilant Youth that is opposed to Khadafy's regime.
otc FELCH Jed the North Dickinson
in time to the music, Bicentennial Paradé route in Felch Sunday. (Iron Mountain School Band along the = News photo by Dick Ferris)
teamed
County
breakfasts would be subjecting students 10 separate treatment and would not be permitted."
j
THE
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highlighted by parade
Champion.
Inc.; Wisconsin-Michigan Power Co. Non-commercial — Blue Elks
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Tron
Kingsford GMountain b
Kiwanis
Marching — Precisionaires Best all-around entry Knights of Columbus. Best individual Centennial entry — Larry Rice. Best individual Bicentennial entry — Roland Anderson. The 410th Bombardment Wing of the 87th Fighter Squadron at K. 1 Sawyer Air Force Base performed a fly
over before the parade. The B bomber and the K-135 Upped their wings in salute when they passed at noon, Alan Krokstrom was parade chairman, assisted by Mra Lee Johnson, co-chairman, and Mrs. Monica Randall and Richard Sgarlott! Weather for the parade was Ideal as thousands lined the streets of Quinnesec for the event
Surrell
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Six people were killed in
fires and at least five others
drowned over the Fourth of July
marred the long holiday e
when
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fire
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‘explosion
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identified
the
through thelr east side house Police
victims
as Levi Cromartie, 50, his wite, Marian, 47, and thei daughter, Cynthia Another daughter and her month-old infant escaped Two
people
died
claimed the two young
Gerstenberger of Auburn, and Lea Rolle, 8, of Midland. Sheriff's deputies said they drowned Sunday in five feet of water at a gravel
near
Harbor Springs early Monday when flames swept through a cottage Six others were in jured and three were reported in serfoux condition at a Petoskey "hospital he identities of the dead were withheld by the Emmett County Sheriff's Department In Inkster, a Detroit suburb, a B-year-old woman died in a house fire Sunday after hurling her infant daughter to satety a second story window.
Officials said
pit after they wandered away
More than 65 members and guests from the retail division of the Dickinson County Area Chamber of Commerce attended the annual summer meeting
in
the
canoe
managed ( take I safely tb shore ate Police in St, Clair County
Mary
said
the
group
at
president of
the retail organization, reviewed several major aspects of the division program and activities, commending members currently
in
cess
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or
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in a
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importance of working together continuing
along
near
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Martin's
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Khoury also discussed the Annual Festival of the Arts, emphasizing the great efforts put forth by those directly involved in the
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Friday, July 9th “New Breed” D.C. ARMORY :30- 11:30
the
teenage
iy eS
needs
introduced Edward
division as a whole, and expressing his appreciation to
area residents and visitors
in
Koerschner,.president of the Chamber’ of Ci who
Bernice.
Players
Improvements
the
KAbury
said her son had to give dp his paper route in 1974 after being held up two gr three Martin's brother. Alvia, 17, said the bullets Monday may
‘Witnesses told police Melvin Martin was struck by’ one ol five shots fired from a passing car as be talked to two friends a few doors from his home shortly after — midnight Monday The bullet lodged in his spine and doctors say he may never walk again. Martin was shot last March 25, apparently by a member of the Black Killers, the sume teenage wang police believe responsible for shooting him Monday Police say teenage gangs on {Ho oast side are responsible for seven shooting incidents RINnce May 9 TWO persons
6 1976
effort Several retail members discussed various features of Patt! Garrett, secretary the organization's activities, treasurer of the division presented a brief financial including # strong expression report and vice president of concern for current zoning Jerry Tidmore discussed and planning programs In the specific details of the free area which may have serious en parking program emphasizing detrimental economic Prior to adjournm th the fact that provided by individual division's Immedia bers, not the Chamber president, Vinee pressed his appreciation for City in brief the efforts put forth by the ee __ retail officers, Chamber of The Dickinson County ficers, staff and other Library Bookmobile will be at Chamber meribers who are events
customers,
to revive her proved futile
city
ates to provide
development of the program, urging that everyone post and publicize the schedule of
the shopping area to better
Youths victimes of gang vidlence DETROIT , AW In the earlier incident, Mel year-old former newsboy vin suffered a minor gunshot gunned down twice in three ‘wound to the right side when months, and another youth are one of about four youths Intest victims in what opened fire on him and some y ik a wave of teenage friends. an
the
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S-year-old
Theresa Ann Albers drowned
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JULY
Chamber activities reviewed ‘at annual summer conference
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THE
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IRON
MOUNTAIN
NEWS.
MOUNTAIN- KINGSFORD,
JRON
Extra police summoned to quell disturbance Extra
police officers
summoned
carly
park the previous night As the State Police patral ear arrived on the scene, firecrackers were tossed at the vehicle. Additional State Police were summoned from the Iron Mountain, Stephenson and Negaunce posts, while Tron Mountain lice ane Dickinson County sheriff's
were
Sunday
to
quell a disturbance at Lake Antoine County Park here.
At 12:08 a.m., two Michigan State Police troopers were dispatched to the park when the campers reported that a crowd of about 15) to 200 young people in the area of the caretaker’s
residence
were
officers also responded Lt. Max Little, commander of 4 the tro Mountain State Police Post, summoned two wreckers to haul away cars illegally parked along the roadway next to the park
drinking, making excessive noise, shooting firecrackers and using obscene languag: Some of the youths were reportedly camping in tents, while the others were nol registered as campers al park, police sald State Police said the young people alse
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20,
Quinnesee,
of 4635
River
headlight
was
changing
on his motorcy
from
to low
beam,
high
the
when
he lost control and the cycle lipped over. The accident occur red at 11-30 p.m. Sunday on S, Milwaukee Avenue near
Braille
St.,
the
She was
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three
Ju
11, 1892,
in Iron Mountain was a lifelong resident of the area Mrs, Melis was a member of 88 Mary and Joseph Church. She
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two
brothers,
Mrs.
Eleanore
David and Herman L'Hureux of Woodland, Mich., three sisters, Mrs. Marie Heikk Minneapolis,
Barnold of Arcadia, Calif. and Mrs Rex (Adele) Schinn of Sheboygan, and many nephews and nieces Her husband, Louis, died in 1964
Visitation will be from 4 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the kson-Rechon Funeral Home. A prayer service will be held at 7:30 pm. Wed nesday at the funeral home: Services will be held at 9:40 a.m. Thursday at the funeral at SS pseph Chureh. will be in the Quin
Rochon Funeral Home. Services will be held Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. at the funeral fiome. The Rev John Moore, pastor of the First United Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Cemetery Park
nesec Cemetery
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Michigan State Police here
ron Nov. 26
The Iron Mountain News
Floorcovering
said a pickup truck driven by Michael Rice, 26, of 900 Carpenter Ave. went out of control, ran off the roadway
West was born Nov. 5, in Norway. He lived in Niagara before to bine 37 years ago He Aletha ted the former
activities ny
Memorial
in accident and
Mr.
Channing 0 pm. Wednesday Legion Hall
County
injured
Two persons were injured in accid at 8:5 pm, Saturday on East Margaret Street, just east of the Iron M untain city limits in Breitung Township.
Hospital
Senior oltizens card party it
Norvulet VFW Post 4581 and was trosiat for was a member of the Bethany multiple abrasions Lutheran Chureh: Dickinson County Saemsceial He leaves a sister, Mrs Hospital and release Betty Ripke of Norway; and At 4:70 p.m., a motoreycle three brothers, Erling of driven by Robert J Bouche. orway, George of Kingsford 2, of 1M B. Brown St. and a and Robert of San Antonio, ear opdrated by Randy L Texas yo, of 516 Avery St. Visitation will be held from 4 Kingsfotd. collided at p.m. Wednesday at the bn Avenue and E toAsp 9 Memorial Funeral Home. } Street. Berger was The Norvulet VFW Post will failing to yield the conduct memorial serviecs at ry che was reported in 7 p.m. Wednesday at the good canton at Memorial home. Services have been ten Hospital thday with a frac latively set for 11 om Cured right ting Thursday morning at the
magazine America,
West
illness of months.
H Street Ryan
brie? Ci Norway firemen w summoned al 7:30 Saturday to a fire at Creek which destroyed an unoccupied wood structure on property. owned by Al Thompson of Pine Creek Arson is suspected, firemen said. Boy's Life, the official
Sopbrona Melis, #4,
Ludington
First United Methodist on of fireworks. Dickinson County sheriff's Qurch. Friends may call from 6 \y 9 were on duty at the park Sunday night to guerd this evening at the Erick disturbance,
Melis
Heritage Nursing Home in Port Washington, following an
officers
another
Two
Obituaries Mrs. Sophrona
Ruth A. Barkle Ruth A. Barkle, 605 Bast Stanton St., died Sunday at the After about two hours, Dickinson County Memorial police lef’ the scene when Hospital, several of the youths left the She was born in Iron area on their own and Mountain and was a ae removed their cars from along resident of the daughter of the late Jobn a the roadway Arrested as a result of the Elizabeth Barkle. She worked fisturbance were: at the Freeman Convalescent Sandro Carubini, 17, 204 Home. Sixth St Iron Mountain She leaves a sis Mrs. Elva Erickson of Iron disorderly person Ricky A. Nelson, 21, of 801 Mountain and a brother, John N. Kimberly Ave., disorderly Barkle of tron Mountain and nisces and nephews, including person Jeffrey D. Schuelke, 22, of EJ. and Rofald Erickson. 496 Sterling St., Kingsford, both of Iron Mountain was a member of the disorderly person and illegal
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THE
percentages reached in his poll A poll released last week by the Detroit News sald 49 per
= Mich. (AP) continues to be the apparent ice opeful Donald — Ser Riegle said the Riegle said Monday a poll ot aver 8 shows taken for him second — behind Secretary of State
running. Michigan
tht in Austin Richard Democratic primary race
Riegle’s comments gavt
secretary
branch
of
state
Hiegle garnered just 13. per cent of the vote and more than
xciting stretch run bya andidate the state
one-fourth of those polled paid
be maid
they were undecided. Riegle, speaking in Mar p, sald bis poll was con:
who did res in
litte trouble
eiere he has
while clections, strength is in Wayne
winning
trouble supporting either Aus- secretary of state branch tin, 63, or Utica Rep. James officesn O'Hara, 50, should he fail to certaina win the Democratic primary. to the received an lt per in the News pall,
O'Hara cent 1
while Birmingham attorney Jamed Elaman, 38, who has
led the attack on the secretary
of state's patronage system, ed 1 per cent Undera long-standing, legal
independent
practice,
afterwards and
manage
who
operators.
reeched to provide the exact
Austin
managers,
cent of the state's registered voters preferred Austin, while
1 think you are going tosee in the next four weeks the
Wt of Flint, ion speci his speech h
further — indicat dowpite ributions political
cross-section of the state’s tion. Riegle, currently congressman, said the poll shows he is ahead of
campaign fund and to the party which holds the office.
Austin has said he is slowly phasing out the patronage
system,
William for an
pressure
but Republican
Gov.
Milliken has called dinte end ta the
to obtain
money
Despite Austin's poll lead, from the manugets and has are hired on auditing firm ta be and his aides say they ut the not assurning victory will be “clear the air” system. Austin reportedly hns theirs in the August primary, [collected about $50,000 for his April campaign since
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November general election, which will decide who will xuceeed retiring three-term
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THE IRON MOUNTAIN NEWS. IROiv MOUNTAIN KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN
Unusual, tragic, commonplace on Bicentennial iseckorud
Ry The Associated Prows The unusual, the tragic and commanplace paced
observed the Fourth on the fifth, giving preference ta religious observances
provide the expected tleups. A ‘State Police spokesman in Lansing said — public
the nation moved into tts third
least five persons drowned, six were killed in fires, and. as
Michigan's three day bicentennial celebration as
The commonplace included and
But the birthday party turned tragic for many. At
ms, phonics, bellringings — e fireworks as there was
‘ort of celebration
nm
weekend
community, and Katan
in
aver
every
onday
people
night.
had
at
died
least
in
pine
traffic
nceidents on state highw
including Holland = The Michigan Auta pb Hapids. which — sakt homeward traffic did not
of invention and innovation. In Saull Ste. Marte, for instance, some 600 descendants
commodated,"’ said Vern Rye, children to Michigan and 54, who still lives an the aside from farming worked as homestead his grandfather @ veterinarian, served as
the picnicqoers dressed us more, as he spent six months revolutionary and carly: in Singapore opening an office American figures. including for his company
attentian to bigh-accident areas may have contributedto
reunion Although about 700 clan members were missing,
100 years ago The gathering
the relatively low accident rate. Last year, 27 persons died aver the holiday
the gathering still was so large it had to be moved from the original sight in Pickford to
awareness, a crackdown en drunk drivers and special
As for the unusual, Ameri
cans in Michigan shawed they
had plenty of ingenuity remaining after two centuries
of pioneer Richard Hye began when he came to gathered for a mammoth Michigan from Canada nearly
the Soa's Armory
National
Guard
Paul Revere Madison
and
Dally
Hia grandmother ok) Frances Kozak,
A0-yearsaid she
was unable to preach, He also helped build area churches, a
“This is more than your uv. erage, run-of-the-mill picnic.”
potluck dinner “If samething looked good at another table, we just went aver and helped
School and the area's first tibrary A picnic held at the home of
fingwelski said “Allthe colin nial bigwigs are here,” he noted. speaking from beneath
thing” about America. That old American main: stay, politics, was present too
Line
kneepants and long stockings.
in.Jackson in celebrations that
ourselves,”
said
Hamilton
“It's the ely paces here of us
justice of the peace and took the pulpit if the local minister
a
included
Flossie
Tom
Ringwelski
in Center
came from Poland in 1910 She said she “loved every-
a tricorner hat and wearing
near Detroit was a bit
as top state Republicans met
Rye, wha died in 1915, different than moat Insteadof — Ringwelski said he recently — includeda re-enactment of the brought 14s motherless appearing in shorts and Jeans, came {o appreciate America party's first convention
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A PANAX PUBLICATION ase Ludington Stree! tron Mountain, Michigan 4" AROLO SOOERBERG General Menoger RAY CRANDALL, Editor
Preposterous
way | ought to go from
P
A
effort
pioneering
cancer
to control
Sleazy politics continues to
plague the hard |, over: regulated, investor-owned
electric utilities. It Is serious enough to have a thor iy politicized Public Service Commission ignofe the reality of all the economic facts In rate cases under the pretense
be
un-
dertaken In the Detroit metropolitan area under the terms of a five-year federal contract awarded to the
will serve as a model for other communities,
million, of which $15 will be provided by
Hcipants and §10 million by the federal government. In all, 42 other public and private agencies will participate, in addition to the Michigan Cancer Foundation. The list Includes hospitals, medical societies and public
health institutions as well as the state department of health and social services.
present
more was program fragmented approach. Even the building up of statistical data for an area as large as metropolitan Detroit is important, experts
believe.
Eventually, science hopes to find ways to eradicate cancer, Before that ullimate goal is reached, cancer control programs 4re aimed at alding persons afflicted with cancer, preventing the disease where posaible and detecting cancers early, when they are in their most
breast, cervical, colon-rectal and head-neck cancer.
It could prove to be a significant step toward eventual
medical victory over the deadly disease
Curious $2
bill.
A minor mystery of the day s whatever happened to
all those $2 bills — 228 million of them — the Treasury
Department put into circulation on ""Twosday,” April 13. ‘A lot of people had them postmarked and framed as
callector's items, Others are evidently hoarding
of them in the expectation that they may be discontinued, be worth more than as they were in 1965, and someday their face value.
Major reason for the scarcity of the §2 bill, however,
seems ta be a general lack of public acceptance now that the novelty has worn off. Whether it's due to superstition or the fact that they can be confused with other bills. many people don't lke them. According to reports from
banks around. the-eountry,-merghants don't- like them either arid are returning them as soon as they gét therm
Nevertheless, the Treasury intends to. persist and plans to print one $2 for every four #1 bills during the next several years because of the savings it can realize in printing coats. It will have more than 400 million $2 bills
in circulation by the end of June and double that number by 1977. On paper, tnat {s.
Salt-free diet By LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M.D.
Dear Dr. Lamb— Is it all right in your opinion for a person to
remain oo a salt-free diet for an indefinite period? I was p! on this diet a year and » hall ago because of ankles that swell — and have for some years — from what my doctor terms “‘old phlebitis.” 5 1 am 63 and wear elastic stockings. Despite the diet, my ankles are always swollen a little unless I get nine hours sleep. So I am wondering what effect the salt-free diet has in time since
Test seems to be what belps me.
Dear Reader — There are various types of salt-free diets so It would be Important to know exactly what you mean. I suspect you mean that you can't add salt to your food or cooking, but otherwise are eating normally, If that is the case you will be
getting enough sodium from the vegetables. cereals, meat and milk you will have in a balanced diel. If you are also limited or severely restricted in the use of sodium-containing foods, such
as milk, then you develop a sodium deficiency. Maintaininga really strict salt-free diet and eliminating the sodium
varicose veins and other vein problems in the legs that cause swelling will lose the swelling whenever they stay flat or are
able to elevate the feet to the same level or higher than the heart level in the chest. . T am sending you The Health Letter number $8, Varicose Veins. Others who want this information can send 80 cents for it witha long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for mailing. Send your letter to mein care of this newspaper, P.O. Bax 1551, Radio
City Station, New York, NY 10019.
Dear Dr. Lamb — In answer to a reader asking about polycythemia you failed to mention this response |s also caused
by some types of heart disease (cyanotic). Dear Reader — You are right but that Is not polycythemia vera, the blood cells that occurs ns. of that will increase the
aera
supporters
Reagan
CAPITAL
dictators: some of his highest
President
WASHINGTON —
Ford has not enjoyed having officialshave even been linked to scramble for enough with the Hlicit narcotics
delegates to nominate him at
traffic.
but aides admit he has been
Castro. The Kea of the U5. yielding even some jurisdiction over the canal toa
Kansas City next month Hels hasically a good-natured man, impatient and even as he battled Ronald surprisingly strong But the
Moreover,
Torrijos
is
playing footsle with Fidel
snappish Reagan's challenge. ultimate
responaibility for this state of
Castro intimate js not comforting. Perhaps the Reaganites are wrong to
affairs is Ford's. Early on, and even up to the North Alter al, Carolina = primary, he fly a surrender signal. But it ia swallowed
Heagan’s
assurances
supporters
that
were
a
bunch of kooks whose numbers were too insubstantial to matter Former Secretary of
Laird {ntimate “Too many Gncluding former i
Rumsfeld) Reagan's getting Ford
wha wrote off chances were
ear.” Says one of those others, goofed, but it was an honest goof ouldn't see lteag getting anywhere.” In fact, of course, Reagan's erents were never kooks,
blacks than | realized. They are worried that the fruits of detente will wind up on the Russians’
cyanosis unless complications 4 ‘The Increased blood formation in cyanotic congenital heart disease can leed to strokes, even when the patient is quite of-modern-heart _young. Fortunately the woriderful_sdvances‘surgery has Ly inc tberea number ofsed children who pcsnatlanat bo! it not sotually cured.
determine
then
be
the state aro fallacious and full of deception. If rates were
the
than it need De. Again however, their argument Is a
puzzling decision. In my opinion, the taxpayers and the
respectable one. a
users would get a scandalous reaming that would make
Finally, the Reagan voters up
with
previous political shaflings seem pleasant by comparison if the Governor should by some unfortunate circumstance follow thts illtimed advice Whether the Governor will buy the weird proposal is not known at this time, When | asked him about the report in May he disguised
Big
Government's Interference In their lives. So is almost everybody, including Gerald Ford. has
Indeed. Jimmy Carter the Democratic
nomination locked up because
he campaigned as an anti. Washington candidate. 80, of
course does
Reagan,
who
the
Ford,
very
by
|
meanwhile,
establishment: ~
Anyway, tha name of the game Is collecting delegates and Ronald Reagan should
repeated these remarks to onc
of the Governor's personal aa ey “anid ~poriticat ce sald, “If Bill cannot reject
have convinced almost everybody by now that he is
He could be. 1 da not know what he will do. 1 do not know
he
a prior conviction
of tne
cost
of
statement
‘The tatal could be more. The actual charge would be hidden by increased taxes. That is the history of public power. It should also be understood
that this is the most capital
financing
appointed
by
intensive of ail Industries. The
capital
electric utility expansion as it does In most other private
the
Industries. In perlods of accelerated expansion needs, externa) = sources. oof
at a public hearing
Investment may reach 70 per cent or more according to
utility finance experts. Due to inflation, uncontrolled cost increases and strictly controlled income,
(o six againal the . Then after long jon a second vote was
electric
unable
Those
£1 critics
of
Agen. the
Perhaps
judges
so,
but
also be blind
should
to a
Gefendant’s past record in pateing sentence, as they appear to have been in regard to the defendant mentioned
‘Comm,
"Tell me the truth, ace, how did you knaw we — were Americans. the shoes?”
also had a prior another Ohio county in 1966 for assault with intent to rape.
assayjt and battery, for which ho—resetyed.
a~
six-month
have
been
adequate
of confidence is because the state regulatory climate is so miserable — one of worst in the nation. The regulatory
the
Michigan Power Authority would be autonomous in
climate becomes even worse, with this nec tion Lo have the state stick Its long nose further into (he utility He selected the chairman, his Dusiness. Fortunately, this majority report was accompanied by a power to the private companies in the quantity and strongly. worded minority conviction in Portage Count ata ined by: the report; filed und mgned by five power authority with, the for assaulting @ young girl. That conviction was also restriction that the private overturned on appeal and waa companies must sell it at the never retired because athe same price, without any interim report tendered by commission In the first place
After all he did create the commission about & year ago
operations.
It could borrow #1
biliton, initially, with the full faith and credit of the state. It could purchase sites and construct a 1,500,000 kilawalt generating plant and sell the
eight members of the enisting Governor's Advisory Commission on Electric
Power Alternatives."" Anewer to Previous Purr's . fo re
(nth ov uth 0 kitchen gadget 107 12 Makes a 13 Bulwar 18 vere ay tho. norees, 23 Canine anvmal 25 Plant ovule 37 Caul Sewing implements
Recalling yesterdays
Items taken from the files of
the Iron Mountain News:
137 t the
honors.
wentence.
he bad another priot
investor-owned
facilities to meet present and tly, uture. needs. within the past two years billion in about 364 hme beer “construction postponed. A considerable part of the reason for the lack
taken. Some shifting of votes occurred for someunexpiainec reason. The final vote of eight to five favoring the proposal ‘Decame the Mmijority “report:
above’
_—_. ©1976 by NEA. We.
the
utilities
to secure
financing for urgently peeded
defendant had beer mentioned during the rape trial American judicial system who A Gefendant's criminal that in our solicitude record may not be brought out voncerned cilizens who are complain profit, and with the further disturbed by the dircetions for the rights of defendants we in court, unless the defendant 1970 trial intervened, provision that the We are now up to 1976. The Washington has seemed to be have forgotten about the rees to testify about it, This allowed the companies for victims, and of defendant has just been taking on a number of policies is no doubt as It should be. The service and transmissidn to ing body by another bos They are what knowledge that a defendant reconvicted politicians call “respectable,"” of ease history to support has a criminal record could Portage County. Jury on the unquestionably have some 1s70 charge. that {s, peoplo who take the them Scrambler Consider the case of a man influence in the minds af Has justice (Inally been trouble to think about things served? Not if his attorneys before making up their minds. who was convicted In 1970 by a cm can help it. They plan to apFor example, the Portage County. Ohio, jury on However, the a: of Reaganites’ positionson the the charge of abducting and the courts, well-founded or peal the conviction on the used Panama Canal is not only raping an I1-year-olé girl not, seems to be that such grounds that a confession in 1979, That wa fs evidence was not made respectable, tt hae influence would be so over: considerable validity. They whelmingly prejudicial that o voluntarily. Fortunately, this man has are right to be concerned jury composed of ordi inary progress about the possibility of citizens in a community would handing the canal over to an appeals system until! last be ince) ible of the upper case bum = like November, when the U.S. 6th know! Clreuit Court of Appeals ‘in Panama’s bossman, Gen reversed the Omar Torti jos. Torrijosta one Cincinnati conviction on the grounds that of the world’s more noxious tm there? — he ts unfit to remain loose in society and can be expected to be in Took 100d trouble with the law again and 24 Adult beya BERRY’S WORLD — By Jim Berry Century (av) 30 Rot By 7 Gasebatt Hat But what if a person has not exposure ot Famor merely one or two unrelated 31 Ineect Parachuted revolving-door system of ES Convictions or arrests is justice as any of the young a-whole string of them, giris he has preyed upon. and all of them for the same or similar Should a jury be kept in ignorance of 4 ints? except tor “the fringe that attaches itself to any are deeply
for
securities. Internal generation of capital does not have the same fuld in the finaneing of
Authority. The first vote was
by
expenditure
construction of new facilities to meet Michigan's growing feeds for electric power is dependent on sale of
tn Detroit on May 21, 1970) and me fancy parliamentary maneuvering ut the decision making session in April, eight members voted (a recommend the creation of another bureaueratic structure ta be called the Michigan Pawer seven
political
would be added to the tax bill.
taxpayers’ money (according rman
proper
Impression for whoever is in office, the additional costs
So what happens? After almost a year of deliberation, meetings galore, expenditure of well over $100,000 of
that silly idea in three seconds ~ ‘Thi he must be for it,” why
the
80 specific in his orders?
s with customary
the national disconten
made slightly less to create
other considerations. If he had not bees giving consideration to these proposals why was he
Judicial system By DON OAKLEY
beart disease.
| heart diseases where all the blood ges to
the lungs (acyAifotic) are not associated with polycythemia or
was
olectric utility debt along with
disgree vigorously with their
the candidate of millions of table, @ reasonable concern They want to strenghten our serious people across the Cheek the military posture. They are country. overly concerned on thls scoreboard. You don't get that far as the kooks’ candidate. score, because For
blood is shunted away from the lungs also result in unoxygenated blood. The body responds to this by forming extra red blood calls. Since some of these are poorly oxygenated the called just one of the complications of the primary disease.
budget
Pentagon
lower
integrity of the members of this commission. 1 do mean to
bigger
Is
from the disadvanti being a member, in good standing of the Washington
respectable position shared py that" Ford, many liberdls ‘and more
Heagan was a real threat. “He didn't get anywhere,” says
TULLY
Heaganites are opposed to forced busing. That ie @
administration more cautiously
Deotonse Melvin Laird tried his
best to convince Ford
ANOREW
from
response ta the lack of oxygen. Those (orms of congential heart disease where part of the
Those
prize for the mystery of the dec: ade. Ido not mean Lo question’ the
good that Reagan already has caused | the Ford
number of red blood cells. Living at high allitudes as the natives in the mountains of Peru do (some over 14,000 feet) will markedly increase the number of red blood cells. This is a
cases of cyanotic
work
the State level to bring about
such = =8 ~~ preposterously nonsensical notion could come
=
A baalc goal in the Detroit program Is to reduce the number of deaths and the amount of disability caused by cancer in the Detroit region. The program will focus on
to
commission
commiséfon
determine whether such @ broad based, coordinated
curable stages.
assigned
the
Now comes a series of desirability and feanibility of establishing = Michigan recommendations {rom majority of the members of Power Authority to engage |i the financing, construction the Governors ’ and operation of new Commission Of and — other Power Alternatives to put the generating It mandated Stute of Michigan into the facilities. Further that consideration be given to production and sale of electric establishing a program of power. Imagine that! Bociallzed kilowatts! How insurance and guarantees on
The program is designed to study, on a community basis, all the problems connected with cancer to the
working and personal relationship = with the Governor. The chief staff
member
would
decided by The Public Service Commission. Also. the Michigan Power Authority would decide what additional facilities would meet growth needs in (he future. Tt would then be allowed to compete with the private companies to build the new facilities, I
chairman has a compatible
with
4, 1976
selected from the attorney and people should curtail use to meet their own ‘That, of course, is so much general's office. That gives his of electricity views a slant. [t 1s difficult to bureaucratized — conselence unadulterated This new creature of State Actually these commissioners would have life are pandering to a few loud assigning anybody to such a Government control over commission that would not and mouth politicians, who make carters out of attacking the reflect his own prejudices utilities, and a few self against the private utilitles. Nobody — I mean nobody at ek appointed, pseudo-consumer groups in the hope that it will all — has been more and it alone win vates for their reapective frantically anti-prtvate utility future needs and future use of political sponsors or for than the Attorney General, available power Tt should be understood by Frank Kelley himself, The themselves when the time Governor's Executive Order the public that any claims for comes for one or more of them power produced by that the cheaper to make a pitch for elective mandate
The demonstration program, largest ever launched in a major American city, will cost an estimated #25
than
customers
that a divine right by now. The
‘of protecting the consumer
Michigan Cancer Foundation. If the program works as well as its backers believe It for will, it could provide insights and breal cancer patients everywhere. If it proves successful, It
effective
"
JULY
utility proposal
Lt. Governor, 4 likable, sincere and honest enough person who has been on the taxpayers’ payroll long enough to ly consider former
State Chamber of Commerce
Cancer control will
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TUESDAY,
MICHIGAN.
JULY
4, 1976
Two killed in accident at Hancock ‘Thirtedn persons
Michigan highways over the Fourth of July Bicentennial ‘weekend, including an on-duty worker at a state park, police
hour span. . Robert Talbott, $7, a parks officer for the stale Department of Natural Resources, ‘was killed In a two-car crash Monday afternoon on Michigan 124 in Lenawee
the
death Sunday on Highway 203 in’ Hancock when. their car
‘went out of control, rolled ever
dark.
accidents and
involved fer
During last year’s Fourth of
several times and burat into flames. Five others in the car were Injured. = The Auto Club of Michigan The holiday traffic toll was County at the entrance to called it the ‘safest summer holiday weekend on highways Hayes State 14 fewer than for the same period a year ago, when 27 ‘The other traffic fatalities in since 1962." An auto club spokesman Michigan over the holiday on Michigan said an analysis of the first weekend Included: Bonnle Haataja, 15, of seven fatal accidents of the and Alan Marcotte, 13, weekend which. killed nine Fourth at uly batiday both Pelkie, persons shows that only twa of years was measured over # 78- of Houghton, were burned to
cidents involved drinking and darkness, an auto club spokes-
man said. ‘Auto Club General Manager
James
million
Moffat
estimated
Michigan
miles this holiday
730
Fourth
million
For all Michi gan insurance buyers, good news. there’s bad news... =
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: ~The Clty of iron Mount will receive sealed bids, no later then 4:00 P.M, July 19, 1976, for the sik ot eRe ae truck scales, Information be obtained at the fire
River
Falls
included
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news
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average *Sirt--Anderson,~ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Anderson, Rt 1, is on the deans
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NOTICE
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PIONEER FLOAT — A faam oe Narsas and a covered wagon recalled the early days of the country | in the Norway tennia] parade Saturday. {Iron Mountain News photo)
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Falls,
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average of at least 53.5 on a four point scale, A total of 103 of thé 552 3t te” On the
City of tron Mountein
deans list earned a straight A
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HORSEBACK RIDERS — These horseback riders in early American garb were in the line of march for the Quinnesec Centennial parade. ( [ron Mountain News photo)
FELCH PARADE — The Ferrisville Hillbillies from5Six Mile Lake hada unique entry in the Felch Bicentennial parade Sunday.
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Property tax revision hearing
: A public hearing for Gov. Milliken’s Force on
Task Tax
Advisory Property
Revision will be hold from 10
recommending In early
July
with particular emphasis on
or
‘‘circuit-breaker’ the property tax credit program
an interim
a.m.-noon and from 1 p.m.a
report will be presented ta
at Room Michigan Center Northern Michigan Univer-
ee urrent
alternatives property tax
held
system
are
p.m. July 16 at the University
sity, Marquette. This is one of hearings
seven
throughout
summer
the
to
be
this
state
Lt. Gov. James J. Damman
is
the
chairman
of
the
task
force, which ix charged with the responsibility of com: pletely studying all aspects of the property
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and
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report
will
to the system.
af tiie property ta” “Ailaupacts being
A
studied.
review is being made of the
effectiveness
in
ad-
ministration of the property tax, including assessments,
etwualization and appeals, The and effectiveness of current property tax relief programs are being studied.
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TUESDAY,
MICHIGAN
JULY
6. 1975
From cockpit to pulpit for new church pastor
for survival in the Best sellers, historical her struggle adventures and several new holiers and coal camps. of Appalachian titles ta turn thoughts toward isolated Mountain areas and her summer activities are among the new books available at the personal hattlgs fought along nd Ole Opry Dickinson County Library Called Top of the best sellers list is “1876."' by Gore Vidal, Intrepid.” the chronicle of the first integrated historical fiction, accurate to world’s the smallest detail, a work of intelligence operation and of endless charm — and its chief, William St fascination. It is probably whose code name, “Intrepid,” impossible to be an American and bold mission were given and not be fascinated and him by William Churehill; “A impressed by Vidal's suave Year of Beauty and Health, Sassoon. telescoping of our early history In ‘Prinity,” Leon Uris selected the period of famine you can make the mast of your of the 10's to the Easter life and looks every season of Rising of 1916, to tell the story the year CONCERT — Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sheridan from Los. Are you « serious craftsman IN SPECIAL of Ireland's past, explain the Calif., will perform in a special concert at 7:30 p.m. who would like to make a Angeles, the tan Wednesday at the First Covenant Church. While in Los Angeles, give insight into the living from your craft? Or a Nuys Baptist Church and future., The author hobbyist looking for a few they were very active in the Catherine Marchant — is extra dollars? Merle E, Dowd already established in has written a comprehensive England as a top seller, and it guide, “How to Earn More ix now revealed tha she is Money fram You Crafts." servative Baptist Seminary in Denver where he was active in If you are a new mother, a the none the other than the student council for three years as class president for one nternationally known new father or about to be student body president for two years. Prior to coming herine Cookson, who here you should read this book, yearIronand Mountain, they sang at the annual conference for the offers her ever growing “Now That You've Had Your taConservative Baptist denomination in Philadelphia. Using audience one of her most * by Gideon G. Panter. taped orchestral accompaniment, their music is geared to romantic tales, ‘Miss Martha adults and young people. All are welcome to attend. Mary Crawford.’ AS hist romance of Constance Heaven turns to the splendors of Scotland in “The Fires of Glenlochy.”” "The Winthrop Covenant,” by Louis Langer Auchincloss is a powerful Gardening Handbook,’ by chronicle, spanning three Linda Yang; “The Secret Life A search is being made Miss Teen Bicentennial of centuries of the Winthrop of by Peter throughout America to find a America, a title that will lead family, At the heart of “The Tompkins; “The Gardener's teen girl fo become Miss Teon her to popularity, fame, and Boys From Brazil,” by Ira Basic Book of Flowers,” by Bicentennial of Amerie for fortune, besides having ber en jardening Levin lies a new Stanley name written in the pages of 976. contemporary nightmare Under Glass,” by secon A = All girls beeween the ages of history! Green chilling and all too possible. A Eaton; There is no theatrical talent 13 and 17, regardless of race, novel Of atispense, love and Rook of Fruit and vepaatie creed or color, who are required. The winner will be by George danger is “A Room of Dark Gardening,” on photogenic American citizens and have selected Abraham Mirrors,”’ by Velda Johnston paise, never been married, have the characteristics, Faith Baldwin opportunity to win’ this individuality, — achievement entertains us with coveted and historic tithe. Thiss and community service. * Reservations due book about Little Oxford, the For additional information distinguished honor will not for nurses meeting charming only lead her th excitement and free entry blank, write to Thursday's Miss Teen Bicentennial of and — fortuny Reservations are due by fascinating tale of fove, Friday for the Dickinson-Iron symbolize the Contribution of America Committee, 435 East good and evil intention, of District Nurses Association the young teens to the growth Grand River, Box 802, Strength and weaknesses, Fowlerville, Mich., 48836, meeting to be beld July 14 at and prestige of this nation “A Winter's Reckoning,” by ‘The xirl who becomes Miss Supper Club: Ellen Bromfeld Geld. For a LrAll Hollywgod ‘Teen Bicentennial of America reservations are to be oe Pens by calling Miss Mary will have her name written in Acr Lhistory along with Negro,--774-1610;— Mre— maaan tale of rich~ Korpi, 563-5619, of Mrs. the past, present, and future historical insight and bold Pew greats of this renowned Lorraine Sigg. 774-1420, romantic adventure, ask Les The social hour will begin at country a Bemice Beda Oso! “The Hamecoming. A preat program of Kingsford Mark," by Vicler For Wednesday, July 7. 1976 travel, er_for the extensive Conning is.anovel of family. of ARIEB (Merch 21-April_ 18 entertainment, and recreation Mra Joan, passion and revenge — prone to ta .. executive director awaits the winner, in wdéition~.. Yourefciaday. ath materiaty and suspenseful, mysterious and the Michigan Nurses tomany fine prizes. Miss Teen where work" or-eareer_ig_conerful Bicentennial of America will cerned. Leave your checkbook Association Mystery _and_| detective travel abroad, where she will All registered nurses in the stories added are represent her community, her TAURUS (April 20-May 20) area are invited. Let's Kill Uncip Lionel state, and her country-in-theGuacd_againat_ placing 190 by John Creasey “Raven in much stock today in someone furtherance of good will you're not sure (6 realty Flight." yy Donal Children’s film supporting the upholding of ving You coukd be backing a MacKeneie; "Final Proof,” the standards ihe. fowart program July 7 by Marie R Reno Constitution of th “GEMINI (May 21-dune 20) ‘Non-fiction beoks—added ‘Phe children's summer film. States and the advancing of ake realistic evaluation are: “Alone With Me,” a new program will be held from 10 the day. Don’t try to kid yourselt or brotherhood and autobiography by Eartha to 11am. Wednesday in the understanding of all people others You still cant make a Silk DUrSE Gut Of @ Sows ear Kitt, “Loretta Lynn; Coal Every girl in America, toom of the Miners Daughter," a story of multi-purpose CANGER (June 2t-July 22) it within the age bracket and Dickinson County Library. would be folly to be neglectful marital status stated above Films to be shown are as joday and pul major projects has the opportunity to become follows: Church activities Off tit the last minute. As time Grows short, so do your talents. Flash, The Teen-Age Otter — This beautifully photoLEG (July 23-Aug, 23) It's nico First United Presbyterian Church aetivities to be generous, out ie just Disney community chorus rehearsal graphed = Walt plain foolish to be too feature film shows the life at 7 tonight Rended Bnd Bo extravagant Christian Science Society pattern of the otter in a very that you indulge all your whima meeting: at & p.m: * toaay. UMW of First United entertaining way as be gets testimonial Wednesday and reading room Methodist Church will” hold into and out of many close from 2 to 4 p.m VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. their picnic at 12:30 p.m. calls Gay. you may Cy you have to Thursday at City Park. Bring on strong to impresa Harold's Fairy Tale — your friends. Being boastful table service and a dish to Harold uses his purple crayon Yeast Soe, that dows not become you pass. Coffee, sugar, cream todefeat a giant witch who has refrigerate well tually (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Very and ice cream will be stopped his enchanted garden higher in yeast and sugar than LIBRA little will be gained today it you provided. In caseof inclement from growing. He encounters standard doughs that are tty to defend oF expound upon weather, meet in the church 4 variety of strange and baked right after preparing issues you know nothing about Silence can. ttuly de parlors wonderful experiences and rising gokden for you. sco: APIO (Oct. 2: 4-Mov, 22) Think ewioe today betors you who:
Search underway for Miss Teen Bicentennial contest
handle youreaiherentty? SAGITTARWS (Hox. 23-040. 21) Try nat to misdirect energies today in pursuit ot Goals thal are of smal de tinge that really mattor carmconn (Dec, 22-Jan, 18) Unuelly youre. wary bok: tolant. Today you pair off your ‘oniee ot the nest opportunity AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) Social gatherings you normally enjoy. ones with large groups
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By JOHN WAHLSTROM News Editor From the cockpit to the pulpit = am Rev. John T. Moore, new pastor
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Dear Tribe: I'm saying yes
ever decides to use calling cards, (hose six words should
years | share your concern. The problem lies in the philosophy of education today. Instead ae academic
headline the card.
You see, Moore has flown fm them all, fram the B-17 in World War I to the B-S2, the
dividuals should quietly usher the two of them out ial Uh ey
and the U.S. Air Force.
‘The Rev,
should be driven home.
Moore, born in
Roscoe, IU, joined the Army
Air Corps in 1943 and served until 1964, retiring as a major. He was a flight-engineer
during
the
early
days
and
later became a navigator? In
addition to the B-17 and B-52,
Moore's oo
have inclused
the B24,
B30 and KC-
135. He are all over the world, from the North Pole to below the cquador, and from Asia to Europe. Moore's last stop was K.I Sawyer Air Force base near Gwinn where he resided Following retirement he worked in civil services for
over-four-years:
The Kev. Moore entered the ministry in 1969, He was a lay
pastor at Lake Linden prior to coming to this community on dune 20 to fulfill the duties of
the Rev.
Monroe Frederick
Christian Women’s Club meeting July 14
‘The guest
by Dave Fredricks
will speak
His answer for entering the ministry is just simply, “the Lord called." He adds, however, that looking back he ean see where the Lord has been with him several ames referring to his many flights aver the The Rev. Moore and his Vile, Grace, where married in 1999) They raised five sons and have 11 grandchildren. His oldest son has served 16 yeare
in the Air Porce He
still
enjoys
and
is
to pilot a single
engine aireraft. He would like to get his multi-engine license and own a twin-engine
aircraft, Moore is ‘also a member of the Civil Air Patrol and is interested in ham radio golfs, admitting he is not a
‘The special feature for the
ted from
who was transferred to Reese, Mich.
operations. Rev. Moore al
Iron Mountain area Christian Women’s Club luncheon to be held from 12:90 to 2:30 p.m. duly 14 at the Dickinson Inn will be Robichaud Floral
‘Rev. Jéhn T. Moore
on
system. T
Spend valuable tencting time maintaining order in the™ ‘Jassroom Memorizing facts is considered old hat, Competition and rivalry are said to be
damaging because they “create pressure.” Grades are “bad"
because they can
be hard on a child's ego. Our schools are geared to the nonachiever.
The
result
is
mediocrity In our day we learned how to compete and cope with the world, Naw students are
thing." If they don't rane the world is posed to cBpe with THEM.
Teachers are no longer the
focal point for education. They
have
been
fanatical programs be done to teaching
replaced
by
a
preoccupation with .-80, Ann, what can get schools back to children? May 1
serateh player Although the Rev Moore has been in the area for just a short time, he already hus heen well received in the daltars by spent 10 ‘educsia community, “When 1 retire their children? Thanks for again, I'd like it to fet in this forum. i From The Athens Of part of the country,” he said The Midwest — Madison, Wis. Several Meetings to express a similar point of
Dear Ann Landers: I am writing im ee? hope of reaching “H and others who are afraid of crowds,
other
My life was good. 1 had every human comfort. There
was no logical reason for me
fo have attacks of panic. But for a long time I was afraid to ge anywhere for fear I'd faint nm or be hurt by some
force. ft is impossible describe the tortures
to
fered because none of it makes:
mene. . = I went to two psychiatrists. ‘They didn’t belp me. 1 joined another chureh. It made no difference. Then a neighbor Suggested Recovery, Inc. T
thought, “What do T have to jose?’ So T went to a meeting: It was like miracte. Suddenly L knew 1 was make
it.
For the
first
time
someone got inside my head and said,
“You
are not the
‘only one with this problem,"* and told me what to do about
i
Because of Recovery, Inc. 1 realized I had ‘agoraphobia.’
At last my fear had a name and 1 knew what 1 was fighting Today | am uble to go anywhere. I love life. I'm free of fear. I'm a new person Please. Ann, | know you've mentioned = this grand organization in your column
view, but you naid it best. b Thanks to all who wrote. 5 1 pm. couldn't agree more, (Are you Entertainment for the Wedneaday at the a hee of Ustening, parents?) meeting will be presented. by Mrs-~Lorettr Post: 105 before, but do it again. It — Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spanton. Sterling. The birthdays of Dear Ann Landers: Please Saved Me ‘The inspirational speaker” Mrs. Jen Paviat and Mrs. answer in the paper so our Dear Saved: Thank you tor will be Russ VanKyn, a camp Kathrine Revord will be ob- whole family can see it. We plant
care,
Hons,
director
problems
and
teacher
from
and
Grand Rapids. Reservations are essential and
cancellations
are
necessary. They may be made
by calling Mrs Norma Person, 774-1237 service
will
be
provided al the First Covenant Church with a fee of 50 cents per mother.
are split right down the middie
Al-Anon
at
7:30
8 one and you are going
pm
of a problem drinker. Alatcen
also at for t
7:30pm. at the church of parents with
a_drinking problem. informatiow™ cal 563-0871,
For
7744701
are hundreds of Sis will be married chapters all over the United and eight sometime in August. My folks ‘Sates, 70 in Canada, Puerto Rico. It costs are_going to give her_a innothing. Look in the phone beautiful wedding. It will cost Recovery, Inc. is for a lot of money. We want everything to be perfect. The men and women who feel they problem is my ecb ‘s need help with emotional problems of all types. Their brother and of success is ‘This uncle a very four record mouth. He tries to get per- What more can I sas sonal with every woman he CONFIDENTIAL to Eg om 10 settle the argument.
Wednesday at Our Hedeemer Lutheran Chureh for relatives
or
talks to,
Non AAs? vis @atogns as
‘That finesse lost-to East's
king and a was led. After this start there was
has a problem
family or not. He also
serious drinking My aunt is under
psychiatric care and there are
times when she doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Between trick: A “se a * for Southto the two of them you can never play lay the al be sure of what will happen shnal yr next then taken the diamond ‘Some of us think they should finesse East have not be invited to the wedding. been able to clear the Others say we MUST invite for at partner and th no way for South to score nine
or they will be mad at us of 10 them for the rest of their lives. wi ‘Also, after the spade finesse at trick one South could have, recovered by Seniors oe
been sure
leading a club at trick two. West held ace South
Went Pass
Pass Sey
3.NT.
ass
Opening
lead
@ mountain because it was
ASK tAsdeooyss
Most of the
are
* Special . introductory offer: No sitting f during July ond August
correct-
ly, baltherereve few lines when they should shun a finesse like Lhe plagye. South
was
automatic oe
spades
one
of
winners it is
fle
too weak to start wit a forcing two. (For @ copy, of JACOBY al the MODEAN, vend. $1
finessers.
from
He
het gg
trick one. East ween and our hero won with
king snd pluoxed the,
queen of diamonds on the’ table.
*y
at Bridge newspeper, P.O. Box #80.
Radio City Station, lew York. NY. 10019)
Thank You 1 would Breitung
stop talking about it” The way
to make a mountain out of a
molehill is to keep adding the it
of '77 OPEN
like
to
Township
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time
CONFIDENTIAL to Stuck On the Gossip Treadmill and Can't Get Off Why don't you
from the cooking pot
Remember the mountain climber who wanted to climb
they
NOW
My Face: There ure no pat answers that fit every situation. Sometimes when you build a better mouse-trap nature breeds a smarter mouse
duck would save South's goose
ba Oswald & James Jacoby
today.
thank
the
voters
for your support
Margaret Sutinen
at
in the
Breitung Township School Board alection. row from left: Mrs. Rush Christy of Kingsford and Mrs. Louise Johnson of [ron Mountain. Back mey row: Mra. Andrew Bulsie of Kingsford, Mre. Ina Anderson of Iron Mountain and Mra_ Guy Ber- most of them, you may not got : se Vulcan. They were among 1,200 Michigan residents who. attended the a second Chance.
bte,
United ceuatal 8 Jareeat bomber. it 21 year in the ve yeasfoepa
Something you have piaced a
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TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1976
THE
Norway
IRON
MOUNTAIN
NEWS
IRON MOUNTAIN. KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN
News
Niagara News
Mrs, Frank H. Tomasorki
Mrs, Joveph Antonini
40 8.2721
Staff, students served
Parade winners listed very
— “One of our
best,"’
‘‘super’’
Christy Lofhoim,
and
comments heard concerning the city’s Independence Day: Bicentennial parade held
Saturday, with over 75 units Participating. In addition, fome 100 youngsters fm their special unit, with beautifully decorated bicycles, tricycles, wagons doll buggies and other entries. the mi
of the Norway City Band a Norway High School Band, along with the many beautiful floats, and perfect “parade weather.”" DeWinter
of
NIAGARA Public
Legion
open
= Blacy
witz and er Smith: John
organizalions. For the first time the heal parade boasted marshals. They were None of WWI, Vines Bernard,
‘Three wheel carriage — Bernadette Anderson and Todd Pierce; Mark and
Charles Martini, Sam Peters,
, Loren Baker, Joe Boncryk, Randy Wagner,
fteve
Gregory
and
occasionally
¥ hes: Teaksitaees
Jimmy Parolini, In addition, all athletic which included four League teams, and one ltuth team, were
the Legion Post and Norvulet
VFW
Post
day.
drill teams and
awards,
Boy
Hiawathaland
Dennis
Larson,
of
Iron
Champion,
Ino,;
Quinnesee Uncle Sam. Commercial” —
Rand
Alquist Ecumenical Choir; Rialto tain Horse
drawn
—
Martin
farly: Ly Ray Harvey's 's covered 3 Maim Antique cars — Harold Ernst, Dick Brown, John Parolini, Dale Vanremortal.
Junior division — Blue Birds —_ sponsored Vertin's
pi
of Norway; Snip and 4H Club
Norway Heating;
it, tn
demolished car when
-
4 YOUNG AMERICAN — This youngster was Ove of the entries In the children's nection of the
Norway Biseotennial parade. (Iron Mountain News photo)
Crafty
Creators
iG
Obituaries ree Adolph Greenleaf Adolph =~ NORWAY
orem, of Eau Det,
NORWAY complaints
—
oe
1
é
t
legal
by the Loyal Order conducted Chief
of
Police Don cooperation in
Women’s golf event residents of the com- “set for Wednesday will respect of others and
good
pode
the
dao
- evening.
where
entered a
@
non
Veterinarians set weekly sessions IRON RIVER — Dr. Robert
105 .m. beginning with the i River visit July 7 and the Crystal Falls visit July 14 The clinics are for small animals. ‘Those requiring services for large animals are asked to call the County Extension Office at the courthouse
_ THEATRE CRYSTAL FALLS, MICH Wook WEDNESDAY 7:30 PM ONLY
Bible study and
car
Norway briefs Norway
are remtinded
City Council
+ meet at 7 p.m. today
council
begin
will L. Sleeman,
in the
of the city
a
Miss E. Falk
Thank You
hall
Lutheran Church Women of the Bethany Lutheran Church
will be served at 6:48 p.m. Serving on tha hospitality
al 7 p.m. Thursday will meet at the Hamilton Lakes cottage Assisting Mra, Hall as hostess will be
committee will be Mrs. Robert Mrs. Asp, Mrs. Harry Don Victoria Boucher, Wickman and Mrs. Marion
Bepsiich wl Ee, Pe
Torger
not
Mitchell
8100 in court costs and placed ‘of probation for six-months:
First Baptist, [ron River — Official beard meeting 7 this
eee ee
is i p.m.
Carefelle. Hostesses will be Mra. Henry Aune, Mrs, Harold Allen, Mrs. William Kivisarri, ‘Mra; Ray-Hail;-Mise-Mrytle
by
portation, are asked
held tomorrow at. the local will
matters
later than 7 p.m.
River and Crystal Falls, golt
Card
Louis
plea of guilty to possession of a
at Guardian Angels Church no
host to the women of the Iron
that
court costa of $150. He was also placed on probation for one year
an-
and prayer 7 p.m. Wednesday Choir rehearsal #25 am morning worship service with the Rev. Ralph ¥ A
‘as early Americar i.
NORWAY — Women of the
club, Tee-cff time
has
First Lutheran, Iron River
former Carol Nora of Norway. (Iran Motntain News photo)
“We
b i
munity
rte
Omdahl
set
county jail and ordered to pay
|. Prosecut Ty tasivean: e Roth of Bethel, Conn, and daughters Am x toe TaacOst siceNTENNIAL FAMILY— Mr. and Mrs.in Edward Norway Bicentennial parade Saturday Mrs. Roth te
i Ze
stopping this
sentences
— Sharing Life, Lose and munication between these who Loneli group meeting in have similar problems ts Luther Room 7:30 p.m expected to lead to a better Wednesday. Service 9 a.m outlook on life and the making Sunday of few and understanding Grace Covenant, Stamfriends, the committee states. baugh — Midweek Bible stucy ‘The meeting will begin with
Hah
briefs
nursery available,
commen
probleada and experience with others. This type of com-
were held June 23,
Numerous have been
Niagara
Hein and his associate, Dr. J Nicholas, will bold veterinary clinica in tron County every Wednesday through the summer mont ‘They will alternate in tron Morning a.m, Sunday with baby-sitting County with visits at the
here
tn 1974.
private property
for
Church activities this week
An Invitation is extended to all who Bave tost a loved one, Sem recently or in the lend these meetings
2 their
spent
Niegere Town Hoard regular monthly meeting will
Earl Meld Jr. entered a plea of guilty a controlled substance with ver. fentanced to 30 days in the
at the First Lutheran Church
and
amount
served. He was ordered to pay
meet al 7:30 p.m Wednesday
sisters. Mrs.
an
tion costs for various types of audio visual equipment should be started.
rquette
Life. Loss group wil
formed "Sharing and Loneliness”
in
an
narcotic, and was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail with credit for nine days previously
ednesday é IRON RIVER — The newly-
was born in Mr. Norway and attended the local
use
controlled substance,
wae, at
Norway resident, died Hospital June % in St. J . following a long
for
should be made to reduce the annual
several dispositions
into
Donna Streckenbach, 34, Green Bay, struck and killed a .
LaPorte both and Mrs. of Norway, and three grand-
Riders damaging
and
recom
He also recommended the schoo! district investigate the possibility of having a new commercial repair shop do repairs. He said an attempt
youngster a ditch sustained nest @ slight bump onthe
+H
en Brian
G,
of cases in Iron County Circuit an embankment
some
basis.
Circuit court
swe
—..
made
appropriate time in the lassen. fon made was to review the permanent loan policy. Some teachers have equipment in aacires ooms on a permanent
CRYSTAL FALLS — tron Torger
‘
Plumbing and Bal's covered job-Nobbers 4-H
‘Club; five costumed 4nd Mark Vivio, ted:
Niagara Board of Education, Corn
the Niagara Town Hall
his father's 1986 he opparently
managed to shift the car from te
’
alsa participated in the truck
;
as to where the can be found on the the center or in un teacher's room
be held at 7:30 p.m. July 7 in
driver
one-year-old
A
_—_
had
are kept ‘equipment shelves in indivictual
broadcasts
the owner of the cattle. No tickets were issued by State Police who investigated
communications ‘ade wag handled by Mich-a-Con Amateur
"
slasal scum missing. the audio aioe center is to keep the equipment together Records
20, Upperatrom, Kim Caspian, was driving west on County Road 424a mile west of the Pentoga Trail at 2:40 a.m, motorcycle Sunday when he came upon centerline and went into a Road 424 near eight Cows on a curve in the ditch on County road. His car struck and killed Alpha at 7:15 p.m. Monday Mrs. Lawrence Holm of five of the animals and caused extensive damage to the vehicle, Eugene Pellizzaro is
with
Radio Club with Walter Peters, Norway city police and fire
He said reduced
equipment repair. Finally, he John R. Shalbreck, 29, said a comprehensive plan for inelander, w: by ent replacement and sheriff's officers for violation equipm additions
enforcement officers.
The radio
the
Schools,
with very few pieces
deer with her car on US-2 two miles south of Crystal Falls at noon Frida: was te, troopers report.
victims of holiday raffle. ‘ to law Iron County, according
$
Scout Scouts
also assisted
Dick Corn is the audio visual
Public
mendations for the center. He that the coordinator be able to devote more time to audio visual duties. | other duties, this would include video-taping educational tolovision
822.7804 Amasa
IRON RIVER — Five ieee and a deer were the
‘
‘
The
traffic control
Norway for
White.
firemen. Patriotic — Post 4861; City
Mountain;
bers
lamps.
simple such out
burned
coordinator for the Niagara
in traffic mishap
Norway Lions Club; wes of Columbus, Bishop Baraga; the Norvulet Kiwanis International sponsored by the Iron VFW Post with Bob DeDecker Mountain-Kingsford and 46 chairman. The Post %
projection
and
Five cows killed
clubs Little Babe given
‘rere awarded In the various categories as follows: VuleanFraternal —
Norway area Kiwa Elks Club Comical — Joe
up
EAST IRON COUNTY Mrs. Dale Gustafson
CO 5-4210
saddle clubs, Bit of Pride and Boots and Saddles, received coer
setting
Iron County News IRON RIVER
Donald G. Maki
nionetary awards for parparade. Two in ticipating
color guard, along with their auxiliaries, was admired and
of
audio-visual center. student staff wi
(Iron Mountain News photo)
Motorcycles__—_Stoven
precision marching of
year
ou
of Foreign Wars Post had this patriotic float In Norway Bicentennial parade SaturVETERANS FLOAT— Norvulat Veterans
Robert Gregg.
Paul
one
to serve the staff and throughout each
responsible for accepting reques from faculty members for use of eq ment, scheduling the par equipment reque , delivering equipment as requested,
Paul; Deanne DeRidder; Mrs. James Hinds, Elmo Visintainer, Mrs. Art Chartier Danielle and Kevin Devine and other members of both and Jennifer Nylund
‘Tiffa who rode in an open Sorretibie
for
vakerate a
help During their hours tn the center, the student staff was
Bob Hor-
assisted by Edwin
eee
school day, The center was staffed by volunteer student
Vincen!
Costumes Kreckenber
a
operation following ita establishment tn 197, It was
Kathy and Kristi Bergen, Keith and Patty Vada. buggies — Laura, rd and Chad VanEynde; a Jane Paul; ior! St, Bt
Post 145 and Auxillary, with Mr. and Mra. Leonard Haelterman as chairmen,
The
Schools
completed
Coombs; Julie Meneghini; Paul Hewlett; Eddie Vivio;
the parade of the Hall-
American
by audio visual center
Debbie
Boys’ bikes — Dennis Neuens, Hansen, Steve Hansen, Ronald Gehring. Girls’ tricycles — Sheila, Pam and Michelle Moraska; Amber Morin; Andrea Oberthaler; Lee Ann J — Edward Danielsop, Mark Mahler, Honry Neuens, Paul st Jultana, Ket ett. ‘Wagona — Pollard, driver Kevin Gendron; Krackenberger; Shawn
“beautiful” were core of the
In charge were mem!
Gedvick,
:
NORWAY
251.4525
Aune and Mrs William Kivisaari. All women. of the church and friends are are NORWAY
EAR EE = yates epcesnred: tale ene ot, BN Pint Mountain News
parade, (Iron
4
&.
Norway's
Bicentenhia!
to bring their own reminded lawn chairs.
6
Unoble
10 express
my
true feelings
ond
op:
preciation tor the kind words and greetings given me at the reunion bonquet,
may | toke this way to
tty and thank each and every person who gave ony time ond thought | should racai such an honor My part was small in all my effor for the
atlas! 10 the help | received. This has been ihe biggest honor ot my life: This comes from me ond
my family.
Ed (Big Ja) Wittock
__THE
IRON MOUNTAIN
NEWS,
IRON MOUNTAIN. wf KINGSFORD, SFOR wh
MIC HIGAN sees
—
s TUESDAY,
i
Bicentennial weekend ee.
Es
3
&
Photos by Dick Ron
Ferris Kramer
Original Moats marked Felch Bicentennial parade
parade
Hetsy Hoss had trouble with her dress In Quinnesee Centennial parade
Nerway parade. A rode on a wagon pulled by a team of horses from Ser via's: Fern Creek Farms, They were in the é
We was “swing your partners at Quinnssos
>
JULY 6, 19767
TUESDAY, JULY 4 1976
THE
!RON MOUNTAIN
NEWS.
IROm
MOUNTAIN. KINGSFORD,
MICHIGAN
“The Bird’, Catfish head AL staff NEW YORK
chers with 2 1.85 earned run average and hos a $1 record. ‘The other All-Star newcomers are AL strikeout leader Frank Tanana of the Cailfornia
(AP) — Rookie sensation Mark "the winner
reli
second All-Star loss, He was the loser In the 1067
game. Theregular starters temiocts Hisnin 10-7; Tiant, 108; Tanana, 10-6; Travers, 96, and Tanana and Travers are the lefthanded hurlers among the group.
Bill Travers of the Milwaukee Brewors and ace Dave LaRoche of the Cleveland Indiana,
Completing the staff are Boston's Luis Tlant, selected for the third time, Oakland's Rollie Fingers, also for the third time, and secoodtimers Rich Gonaage of the Chicago White Sax and Sparky Lyle of the Yankees.
Lenguers to victory in 12 ofthe last 13 midanason games, including Inst year's 6-3 triumph.
Four of the nine hurlers are All-Stars for the first time, including Pidrych, the exciting vom comformist of the Detroit Tigers, whesa crowd-
and
‘The veteran of the staff is Hunter, the New York
Gossage, who has doubled az a starter and reliever
the eighth time — atx timas while he was with the Oakinnd A's. Hunter hes appeared in five All-Star Games. He was Lagged for two of the thres runs the National League scored in the toning Last year, when it broke «3:3 tle and sent Hunter to his
Lyle topa the raievers with 1¢ saves, while Fingers has 11 and Lafloche has 10. Johnson said he hasn't made up his mind yet on
Yankees ace right-hander, who has been named for
the pitching mound. He leads the regular AL pit-
this season.
which pitchers will get into the game, and in what order.
~
Travers survives Ist inning, Brewers win on Carew’s errors MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Milwaukee Brawers took advantage of Rod Carew'n “woral inning” over to score three unearned runs ond help Hil Travers notch a ninth victory of the season Monday night
Travers, 96, whove selec:
lion to the American
Laague
All-Star pitching staff was announced today, survived a shaky first inning before wopvin the Minneaots Tins “Twas just plain wild,” he smd of the first inning when Minnesota scored a run on a walk, a hit betsman and Larry Iisie's single “I didn't have my rhythm. but once I got my adrenalin going, about the third inning. 1 started to get going”
He said late afternoon sun at
County. Stadium had alse caused him problems in the early going, Later, howevor, "| had my
greatest fork ball of the year,”
the young lefthander sald. The only other run for the ‘Twins came in the ninth inning wheo Glenn Borgmann belted his first home run of the yoar.
"T Just triéd to throw a fast:
ball by him,” “Like throwing a brick wall, anything on it
Travers said. a ball through It didn't have Tt fuat came in
there straight The Brewers’ winning rally came ip the seventh irning when Gorman Thomas walked and Jack Heidemann reached
base as Carew, the Twins first baseman, mishandled his t
Art Kusnyer also bunted,
Tiger Box oeTaot setters ct varvuer
“ahppery and wet.”* The wround crew had worked on the infield cariter in
and Carew's throw to third railed over third baseman Jerry Terreli’s head, allowing beth runners to score. Twins starter Eddie Bane, 02, gave up a single to Robin
Kusnyer
scored.
glying
Brewers what proved Ibeir winning run
the
The
Manager
the
Club
ARLINGTON.
Tex. CAP) —
Halph Houk ‘tt hit something and broke to the right Nell, the bal] wasn't even hit.” In fact. Houk contended,
was
glove
Tt was just one of
those things
80 spoke Defra
pitcher
Dave Roberts, vietimized by controversial two-run single in the seventh inning off the bat of Tom Grieve thal boosted the Texas Rangers to an 6-6 Tee Monday night. the basetense bouncer past mound and into center field. Tt scooted just to the right of
second base and scored Mike
the tying and winning
an¢ Lenny
runs,
Handle’s run-
moat uf theRangers’ IZ hits off
Hoberts were fluky. including singles by Gene Clines and that preceded
“"Grieva’s
base hit hit
mound and you couldn't field it.” grumped Tigers Manager
was
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Lang
since
a
near
million
dollar
winner on the pro golf tour. eea oen lk
ae tun,
rather lour-, con don't misunderstand. wetthinks winning is plenty of
League
on
Roberts for four
At the plate, Dave Bray, Handy Evosevich amd Mike
“When they agt hits like tha: you can do about it... We lon one the same way (Sunday) night, only worse Manager
Frank
4
sald, “Hoberts mi a iy for it. If he'd made il. it would have been a helluva play”
Bilveibes
Open
Golf
Tour
iin steady three-under-par 68 final round gaye him 0 Z70
tota), 18 under par for 72 holes at the 7,016yard Tuckaway Country Club course. Jacobs, despite an erratic
to win
the $190,000
Greater
Deve Ejchelbergar. whose 63
Last
Roberts shook his head anid wighed. “1 guess T should ad bad, but I dan’, Cm not ha} that we lost but I don’t feel Bed
Chance
Har
the loser,
of two doubles for the night. But the Tigers shejled
pitched damn good They didn't hit hin all night. really~
Ranger ace Gaylord Perry for five hits and five runs in the fourth and chased the bix
Soli-Redmond capture
99,
from
the
two of the runs and Pedro (iarcla singled two more across before reliever Jove
Terpko. the winner. came on
Added Vouk, "T thought be
Mickey Soli and Bah Hed:
mond,
both
tournament
to retire the aide.
of Murquette.
held
at
Ping
its and @ run tm the fifth In-
Grove Country Club over the weekend,
straight Tigers to record his
Norther
Terpho ning
and
surrendered three then
retired
12
second victory against one ons Inthe Tigers dressing roam,
tourney
@ varaity
golfer
Hitnot --end
al
Hed.
mond, teamed for a 8 on saturday and eame back with # 71 Sunday for @ 137. six afrokos better than the runner: up squad,
Sunday tied the competitive course record bet (n the second
Curllon Pollard ond ven Flaminia of tron Mount. frets Veite second, hitting a on opening day and hing with@ 7a Bunday
round
Steve Hill and Bob , Wockey of
of the
eventual Stockton.
107% GMO
champion
by
Nave
“It's alwaye @ thrill ta win, but winning (s nol one of my Koals in life, It always enjoy-
let
Leading sticks for Last Chance were Willie Jerks, Huddy MeDonald und Mattson.
Pine Grove tournament captured (he annual Beet Bail
Marquette tied with Jim und
with Hoo] Jagk
144 each while Jack of Iron Mountain and Smith of Kecanaba
finished fifth in the echampionahip {light with a 148,
The
Douglas
boys were
second on opening day with a
@. three strokes back of the winners (ther flight winners fallow Firat
.filant
—
Anderson-
Becker,
Second Hight Mernander,1:
—
spourth fight Fontaine, 150 __Fifth flight
—
aut
Tight
Brean.
Mieurm Abbott. Jones-
Francis, 157." Bixth flight Peterson. 14
Seventh
Swanson,
a
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flight
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198.
Feira:
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v
|, 1®.Ninth flight Kuehl, 16.
Tenth
flight
DuFresne-
~-
Nault-
Newton. 63.
A (ola) of BI toame entered
the two-day
Channing 11, Peshtago quinnesee (T&T), Reaver 1 Felch over McAllister.
Hay on Saturday and defeating RealeauChateay of
Marquette 4-2 Sunday in the semi-final. Beateau
Chateau
Tastec
Freez
before
running into Pabst Mambera of tha cham pionsiip team are Dennis Harbour, Dennis Hilska Rranz, Tom Collins, Dan Pucel. Brian Harbour, Dennis Strand, Tom Beccs. Don Hing,
Dave Bray, Rick Huemptner Joha Bray, John Burton und
had
defeated Mainville Shredding
Fvosewich
Schools
Channing whidped Peshtygo
1-3
NORWAY
Jim Pea were in the
weekly
stock car races Frictay night at the Dickinsun County Fairgrounds here Peterson won the inownes fouture after putling Lhe im (pesto tale Pat Tampl of Norway Iverson ofPavae eg re place and Fred Fillbeck of Menominee finished fourth, Aish Pepinet Escanaba won
the fire with
~mrenditheds
Filibeck
taking
second
und Temple in third place.
Iverson was the second heat
winner,
Peterson
f{lalshed
pecond and Jake Valiquette of
Escanaba claimed third. Pearson won the sportsman
ume trials and then took the
a In the feature Duke Gradiner of race Escanaba was second in the Vulean paced fourth. Gary gore of
Moun
fret
Iron
second and Roy Ruchamek} of Ishpeming finished Se eed
Gardner
won
Lhe
for
heat, with Guy Clifford of Norway taking second and Skip Seawhawer of Alhelsture in thied place. Pourson posted a double win hy ulso winning the third heat Hilvkt wan second and Bob Huohomaki
won
the
of Kingsford
"Cinude
place
finished third
‘Wayne Schultz of Kingsford
won the first heat and Ron Wilcon was second. Perry
sate of Kingsford came in ay
Allen
of
Kingsford’
claimed first place second heat waa second. Mel Whitten
of
He
third
in the
Muskegon
‘won the street cur time trials also
took
wecond heat,
in
the
forfeit
victory
over
with
#
triumph
aver
Channing "ad little trouble
with Péahtigo ss Rod Bloom hurled the first seven innings and Mark Cambray finished up the final fworTramnes. Channing will have two ough games this weekend.
Wilcox of Florence
of Long Lake was second and ave Giannunzio of Norway
@
Deggett. The win waa the seventh siraight for Marinette following two losses ta start the season
the
first place in the streat
(Quin
Folch raised itu record to 52
Haferkorn of
car semi-feature. Ron Wilcox
Railroadera
McAllister. The losa dropped McAllister to 0-4 Marinette Jumped into @ Ue for second
‘ay wecond and Ed oe Niagara copped
func
the
with
semit
won
while
triumny
In street car racing, Ray Allen
feature, rate
Saturday
henoe stands 5-4 following the
Menor of Wausaukee finished
third,
oon
Quinnesee nipped Beaver 3-1 Sunday afternoon Channing and Beaver had gone inte the weekend games tied wilh 71 records The victory was the eighth straight in the league
Norway track races and Kent Kingsford pacesetiers
feature, Al Bilski of Norway
TENNIS Men'w round-robin tonne sl be bai ata thie averdng oped High
Wishizan Baseboll League following weekend action
forfeil
The Channing Railroadors, thanks to Quinnesec (T&T), hold first’ place in the
Local drivers pace
waa third and Mike Bubloni of
Community
ant
home run each Pabst reached the finals by downing Village Inn of Green
spot with Quinnesec’s aid
defeated
Stroh’s Beer a3. in the Independent Slow, Pitch League ea Ealey Mattson got credit for the win, Ho yielded nino hits, Hob Simkovak! wan
double by Hurroughs, his first
talliea came on a hasas-inaced
tournament
Branz paced the hitting with a
Channing takes over top
21 ocw.lt) | Peat TOd
Last Chance tops foc in slow plich
about the way 1 pitched.’
finished wilh three able. But it's nol first on my successive birdies and a ngenda," said Hill, whose 1sth ee Jacobs and Ed gate 7 for second place at tournament victory in 18 years Breed threatened to spoil on the tour earned a $26,000 Hill's July Fourth holiday for Sneed, the 1974 winner here check. He has won 870.106 this a time Synday. But the shota closing 70 ta Ue at 276 yoar and $202,429 in his veteran from Denver held on with 1971 GMO championcareer, 12th on the all-time putter.
Peery Terpvo
runs in the first inning. Two
Ron LeFlore doubled home
and beat you, there's nothing
“Thai's baseball”
Want,
the
mound
a broken-bat
Hill captures GMO Dave
American
pounced
riahthander, Hacgrore
Rangere run outburet to sink Hoberts, Luccheat, about now 6-7 scoring single capped the {our-
Kansas City atop
ck's Inn of Powers.
Meetings
at the clubhouse
‘The Hangers, still d'y games behind
Blue Ribbon of Iron
In tho title game, 17-year old Brien Harbour was the
continue the
‘BEAGLE CLUB The Northland Heagie Club will meet at 7°30 this evening
Gene
Infield
Pabst
winning pitcher
Mauch complained — that Carew had run into trouble because
two teams
Pabst wins Mountaln captured the Inter City Softball Association's July 4th tournament Sunday night with a 10-7 vietary over
series bere tonight
to be
“V's the worst tn ing I've Carew ever experience naid later Twine
the tournament
. Pabst captured
Brewer Manager Alex Grammas noted that bis playera had been unable to hit Yount and walked Don Money” ayainet Hane inves recent ent outings to load the hai were nd the unesi “ett it Look tenant Reliever Rul, Campbell struck put George Seott. but js baseball.” he wddied “Nias never Rote ahi Henry Aaron hit a checked. swing grounder to first. Carew say the hall will bounce [ni had no play at the plete, and Just tickled thgt we won
Controversial hit sinks Tigers “Tahould have bad it. [had my eyes on it ... I think | over. reacted and it went under my
HOME RUN — Randy Bvosevich of Pabst Blue Ribbon powers & home run in the championship
the day to loosen it
traveling
to
Marinette
Salurday and hosting Beaver §
iy
Quinnesee
piped
Beaver
with Dave Bray and Doug Schupp sharing the mound
victory allowing three hits
Bray alsa slashed a home run and a single agai! losing
cher Doug Meyer, Schupp
a double and 4 pingle and
Larry Gagnon two singles. Quinnesec entertains Menominee and tigo next weekend while Feich travels to Beaver und ante Porterfield.
IOC head seeking solution; Games just eleven days off Rome Glympice only ae Tajwanese without oat of Tnlernational Olymplo Com- ie aoe of the Republic mittee, eccking @ on Irteh peer, who came w solution for the Talwan weation at the Montreal Canada Monday, asserted, however, that Canada's uction ames which are oly 11 days MONTREAL (AP) — Lord Killanin, president of the
—
promibiting
use
of
the
Republic of China's name, anthem and Mag — could
govern
odda over Talwar | though ExLeena Affairs Minister Allan MacEachen said officials of his rtment are willing to
Kilanin
amit | revive 4 1980 formule
under which Talwanese athletes competed ip the
establish
oa =
dangerous
mons he has demands by the
rejected Peoplo's
Republic of China that Canada of
Talwanoae
Kovernment poliey
reiterated that those
bar
entry
athletes may enter the country only ae Tawaness — not under the banner of the
Republic
of
China
on
denying Talwaii athletew their
republican name, their in them and Games.
their
flag
membert
joored
Conservative
ments
Tataan
at
ine
opposition the Kovern
statements
which were made ut abgut the
same time as Killanin arrived fm Montreal on a trunsuttantic
flight in an effort to solve the
t far the 198) Moscow Gamea and other Olympics In the future Meanwhile. u Peking broadgest demanded that Taian under whalever name —- must
demanded by the TOC Prime Minister Trudeau MacKachen valied on the
crisba that blew Into [he open
same rights sccorded Italy in
a few queetions While giving
_fompetition becnuse only_tht AlL-China Sports. Federation
ony
be eliminated
from
Olympic
can represent China in in: ternational sports contests,
told the Com
TOC
fo extend
Condy
the
1960 regarding Telwancse “1 will not commit tyiell in way,”
wae the comment
of Kitianun, and he repented accusations cariier tude in Europe that the government hed violated IOC ryles by
jaw Thursday
He met
pepertern only to
muke a statement and ansscr
po
detuils
of
powsbie
Lally
with federal offietula, he said
digeumstons vith Isaders. world «ports federations
af and
would
or
national
Ulympie comraitives
take
threw days.
at
least
(wo
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