The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 6

Page Six ESC AN A BA PRESS. Escanaba, Michigan Tuesday, September 22, 196 Longer School Year Favored EAST LANSING The President of Michigan State University says the nation's schools should consider operating to pass students through faster, but to teach them more. Dr. John A Hannah said the time now used for a long summer vacation should be used to cover more subject matter, or "the effort and expenditure would leave us no better off than we now It would be no gain, he said, push youngsters through faster and place them, at an earlier age. on the labor et or at the doorstep of our overcrowded colleges and Hannah added: "In the light of the amount there is to be taught and the limited time available, is it not our duty to ask ourselves the question: can we still afford the luxury of long, lazy summer Hannah addressed his suggestions especially to high schools.

"Jobs for high school youngsters are hard to find these he said, "and few families depend on their children's labors in summer to supplement the family In dealing with the dropout problem, Hannah said, schools are "in a three-sided hemmed in by diminishing job opportunities for the poorly educated. the "imperative necessity that more and more be taught to and "arbitrary on the time students be kept in school. While there would be opposition to year-around schooling, "we nught be surprised by the numbers of parents who would Hannah said. "As for teachers, many universities have met and solved this problem with their faculty members and found it not too he said. rosi L.IUI« Hut Do A fili Job Hunting Opener Prospects Good Fields, forests and water- rimmed areas will come alive on Oct.

1 with the cracking sounds of guns and the wang of bows as firearm hunters open fire on small game, geese, and boar in northern Michigan while archers start stalking deer and bear throughout the state. For the sportsmen who will be on hand when the action begins, the shooting prospects arc generally as good as they were in 1963, according to the Conservation Department. Among those who should find things to their liking are Upper Peninsula ruffed giouse hunters. With numbers up in their region, they are expected top last year's take of 195,000 birds. Their best shooting will be in Alger, PUNTY OF CASH ON hf't STORfWIDE LOW PRICES PLAID STAMPS ta 0 PlfNTf Of GIFTS 1 Ko Stamps On Beer, Wine And Cigarette? I.Ike to save And stamps? Then tome Ul A and do kind! of saving There are hundreds ni low, prlres throughout the store every dav of the week at to help rash (and remember that ou're MVtBC pendable quality foods) And vou to mps for plenty of gifts stamps offer you a tremendous selection (over J.OOl popular gifts to SAVE in a Blti WAV cash ami I'laid Hi am ps at A AP DOUBLE STAMP DAY EVERY WEDNESDAY Escanoba And Gladstone Stores (No Stomps On Beer or Houghton, Iron, Marquette, and Menominee counties.

Geese At Seney Woodcock hunters in both northern regions have pienty to cheer about this season. Their favrite targets are at least as abundant as they were in 1963 when sportsmen bagged a record 23,580 timber doodles in the Upper Peninsula, and 64,830 in the northern Lower Peninsula Although they offer very limited sport, sharp tailed grouse have incerased slightly in parts of the Upper Peninsula. Elsewhere on the northern hunting the goose season should get off to a good start, with local birds providing most of the action at the onset. Department game men look for flights of geese later in the fall which will at I least measure up to those of a ago. Hot spot for opening action on honkers in the Upper Peninsula will be Seney National Wildlife Refuge.

Heady and w-aiting for more thrills after their first early season in September are Upper Peninsula bear hunters who get back into the swing of things Oct. 1. are (good. Herd Near Record Archery deer hunters, who are expected to be about 40,000 strong, have every reason to go afield with high hopes thLs season. The deer herd is again at a near-record size, paralleling its population of 1963 when bow and arrow enthusiasts took 2,140 white- tails.

Another important target date coming up for Michigan sportsmen is Oct. 8, this opener for duck hunting throughout the state. Compared with last season, duck hunters should score a higher take on the fust day as a result of having their starting time moved ahead to sunrise. They can look for a good supply of home-grown birds on most of the interior potholes, marshes, and beaver ponds when the reason gets under way. Duck flights which will push through Michigan this fall are predicted to be about the same as last sear when hunters jumped their kill to nearly birds.

THOSE HOLES SAVE MONEY COLUMBUS. Ohio Franklin County jail prisoners will be allowed to dirill holes if plans of county commissioners are realized. But they'll be in doughnuts. figuring to save at least one type of dough, are negotating for a doughnut machine. They say the cost would be about $200.

compared with about M50 monthly for doughnuts keived prisoners ior breakfast. Copper Price Jumps 2 Cents NEW YORK fAP) A long exacted rise in domestic copper prices started to take shape Monday with announcement of two-cent a pound jumps by two major producers. The rises to 34 cents a pound, both effective today, were posted by Phelps Dodge Corp. and Anaconda the No. 2 and 3 domestic producers.

Kennecott, the only larger direct supplier in the Uniteo States market, had no comment. C. Jay Parkinson, Anaconda president, although asserting that the long term supply picture was good, predicted the rise would stick. Formal word came from Anaconda at the close of trading on the New York Stock Exchange where copper stocks spurted sharply higher in preceding hours. WASHINGTON (API Pontiac, Port Huron and Jackson.

failed to generate sufficient local airline service traffic as of last June 30 to meet Civil Aeronautics Board standards, the CAB said Monday. The CAB has authorized airlines to discontinue service at a number of cities that have been failing to produce at least five passengers a day. "Unless adequate use is made of the air the CAB wrote to mayors of each Michigan city mentioned, cost to the government is not warranted. and continuation of the service would not be in the best interests of the Central Airlines serves Jackson. North Central ARLINE serves Pontiac and Port Huron.

In none of the cities has there been at least five passengers a day during tiie past fiscal year, the CAB said. BERNARD J. LaPLAUNT (above) of 519 S. 11th Escanaba, has been appointed assistant manager of the Escanaba detached office of Metropolitan Life Insurance Sault Ste. Marie district, it has been announced by Manager Wilber E.

Becker. LaPlaunt is 8 native of Sault Ste. Marie, joined Metropolitan in 196i, and is a member of the Elks Club. The La- Plaunts are the parents of two children. Soo Line Wants Track Pulled Up LANSING The Soo Line Railroad would ask permission to abandon at least 100 miles of track in the eastern Upper Peninsula if permission were granted railroads to discontinue service in the northern Lower Peninsula and scuttle a ferry across the Straits of Mackinac, Peter Spivak, chairman of the Michigan Public Service Commission, said Monday.

Spivak said in an interview that best we could hope for would be that they (the Soo) would be willing to keep service open as far east as Manistique and He referred to a request by the Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads to abandon 300 miles of track and of the railroads to abandon their rail ferry service linking the two peninsulas. Public service attorneys began cross-examining railroad witnesses today in the latest of a series of hearings. The examination may take 10 days, said Norman Berkovoitz, commission secretary. The commission would then move for a six-week adjournment to prepare its own case, he added. In Vienna, after photography was invented, the became the rage.

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