The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 19

Page Two ESCANABA DAILY PRESS, Escanaba, Michigan Tuesday, October 7, 1969 Uons Man Sightmobile: jVision Testing Service Is Free Members of the Escanaba Lions Club will conduct an screening program for adults and High School aged children starting this week. A special trailer, called a will be headquar- tors for the vision screening program, which is sponsored by the Michigan Optometric Association, an educational and research organization. It must be pointed out that vision screening is not an eye examination and that its sole purpose is to determine whether 0. K. Fjetland, Former Press Worker, Dies ALBUQUERQUE.

N. M. IIP) former head of the Michigan Employment Security Commission. O. K.

Fjetland, died Monday at his retirement home New Mexico. He was 76. Fjetland retired in after a career which included service on the Michigan Tidewater Commission. the Great Lakes Tidewater Association and work as a newsman with several Upper S3TTZ777ZT Peninsula newspapers. O.

K. Fjetland started in his Upper Penirmila newspaper career with the Iron River Reporter in 1924 He moved to Gladstone in 1931 and was manager of the Delta Reporter. He later managed the Escanaba office in Gladstone. He was active in politics while In the U. P.

and elsewhere. In 1932 he was named executive secretary to Michigan Gov. William A. Comstock and in 1933 was appointed to the row defunct State Prison Commission. During World War II he was Michigan director of the U.

S. War Manpower Commission and later became head of the re-employment Retraining Administration in Washington. He joined the Michigan Employment Security Commission in 1947. Services amd burial will be in Albuquerque. or not a person requires further professional eye care.

Everyone who participates in the screening program will be given a card, which will indicate whether or not the screening has revealed any defects, and if a complete vision examination is recommended. The unit will be operated by the Escanaba Lions, assisted by the Future Nurses Club at Holy Name High and Escanaba High. The Sightmobile will be stationed at the Escanaba High School this week until Friday. Friday, Oct. 10.

and Saturday, Oct. 11, it be stationed downtown at Ludington and 11 streets. Next week the unit will be located at Holy Name High School. There are three units in the trailer and the screening only takes two minutes. Dennis Foltman.

president of the Escanaba Liens Club and Henry Van Brussel, vision screening committee chairman urge all citizens to take advantage of this opportunity to check on their vision. Okay $850,889 In Opportunity Grants Governor William G. Milli-, of the central staff are: Administration, Finance and Research and Programs and Planning. The Community Organisation is allocated $42,804 for continuance of six Area Opportunity Centers presently established in target areas at six points throughout the area to be served. $162,252 to the Chippewa- Luce-Mackinac Community Action Agency for a full year Part-Day Head Start program.

It is anticipated that a total of km Tuesday announced approval of economic opportunity grants to the Upper Peninsula totaling $850,889. The grants are: $119,364 to the Menominee-Delta-Schoolcraft Community Action Agency for a full year Part-Day Head Start program. Some 130 disadvantaged children from the target areas will be enrolled in the program which encompasses educational, social, nutritional and medical benefits. Efforts will be made to foster in each child a feeling of belonging and self identity. Teacher parent conferences will be held to instruct the parents in such areas as child behavior seek to develop each child educationally and psychologically to enter school with some real hopes of success and achievement.

All children will receive medical and dentai examinations with necessary follow-up. Psychological testing will be given where indicated. $109,989 to the Alger- Marquette Community Action Agency for full year Part-Day and Full-Day Head Start programs. Four classes will be conducted on a nine-month basis 180 youngsters will be enrolled and one class on a twelve- THE SIGHTMOBILE where free vision screening is being offered is at the Escanaba Area Public School now and will be at 11th and Ludington Sts. in Escanaba Friday and Saturday.

Next week it will be at Holy Name High School. New York Stocks Allied Ch 26 a Am Gan 44 'S Am Mot 10 a Am Tel Tel 4 Ches li Ohio 4 Chrysler374 4 Cities Svc 4 Consumer Pw 324 4 Oet Edis 224 Dow Chera 684 v4 du Pont 115 4 East Kod 73 4 Eaton. Y. T.39^ Ford Mot 44 4 Gen Fds 734 4 Gen Motors 4 Gen Tel 324 4 Gerber Prod 35 Gillette 434 4 Goodrich 32g 4 Goodyear 274 4 Inland Stl 29 V4 Interlake Stl 264 Int Bus Mach 348 4 Int Tel Tel 554 V4 Kimb Clk 4 LOF Glass 474 V. Ligg 8c My 34 4 4 Mead Cp 234 V4 Nat Gypsum 254 Northwest Ind.

154 Penney, JC Pfizer884 4 RCA 424 4 Repub Stl 364 Sears Roeb674 Std Brand 454 4 Std Oil NJ 694 a Std Oil Ind 524 Stauff Ch 344 4 Un Carbide 41 Un Oil 454 4 US Steel 364 4 Wn Un Tel 4 Westg El 654 4 Down. Other Stocks (From Edward D. Jones Co.) Politics May Be Drawback Of State Unit (Continued From Page One) Programs Start On Channel 3 in six different centers. $139,540 to the Baraga- Houghton-Keweenaw Community Action Agency for their full year Part-Day Head Start program. Some 105 children, and to help them in striving four years of age.

will be en- for a better life for themselves rolled in the program which will and their children. Follow-up is to be established to determine if other social, economic or medical problems exist which can be remedied. Seven head start centers will be held in the following cities: at Escanaba and Manistique in the local churches, at Hanna- ville in the community hall, at Germfask, Manistique and Me- Farmer Accused Of Hurting Cows With Pitchfork vison station, WJMN-TV, an WFRV-TV said the installation nominee in the public schools, portunty to intelligen ly satellite of WFRV- involved an expenditure of ap- $68.258 to the Chippewa- any proposals (for sex educa -1 1 1 tion guidelines'. been nothing but a three-ring circus since the question came MEA sources cited board LANSING AP) The Supreme Court has upheld the cruelty to animal conviction of a 66 -vear-old farmer whose cattle apparently had been stabbed a Luce-Mackinac Community Ac-j a pitchfork. TV of Green Bay, began proximately $250,000 broadcasting today on channel WJMN-TV would be capable tion Agency for continuance of of reaching 50,000 Upper Pen- their CAA Administration and programs will be mi- insula homes.

I Community Organization pro- tt rvv who crowaved to a new transmitter The tower is lo- grams. Funded to the CAA Ad- member James r. 0 woo and near Trenary and cated four miles south of Tre- ministration repeatedly callea tor FoUey over WJMN. nary in Delta County. Within 454 Tom Berg, news editor of the 74-mile service radius are Major areas of responsibility cities such as Escanaba, Mar-1 program is and criticized sex educa tio, plans, as one cause of board problems.

But, they add- j----------------------------------- ed. was not alone. j- are some on the board 6 I QIC that want Polley to be no more than a mouthpiece for their own views," they said. "And Polley is not a man who is going to be pushed into positions he cannot Spilt On Issues $200,000 Year, Not Seeking Job quette, Iron Mountain, Munising and Manistique. Future plans call for some local origination and public af -1 il 1 1 fairs programming of Upper lIGaOS LdDOrClfOry Peninsula interest.

Presently a Dr Dr. Weingartner staff of four photographer-re- Pouto investigations Lab- porters will cover U. P. news oratory at Hastings, an- color. 1 ounces th recent appoint- Bob Southard, vice president mein of weingartner and general manager, said a assistant plant pathologist, full lineup of NBC sports pro- Weingartner will conduct gramming to the Upper Penin- reeearch diseases of po- DETROIT (AP Knudsen, deposed president of Splits on issues such as sex Ford Motor has denied a education and parochiaid caused report he will join a major air- formation of coalitions on the lme as an executive.

board, sources noted. 1 anything about sula. including World Series I addition made it almost impossiole to said Knudsen who was baseball this weekend, is being come to decisions on the issues fjre(j iast month by Board Chair- extended to the region. of tye man Henry Ford II, have not Edwn Novak of Flint, whose annroaehed switch aUegiance Knudjen 5aid he has hadWWI VeterOnS able ve offers from small against Polley. said the super- sajd he has talked Jq H()St OfflCerS with some larger outfits.

intendent not enjoyed the Although the court noted there was no ovidence that George Olary of rural St. Clair County had caused the injuries to the cows, the court by a 5-2 vote upheld his conviction on the grounds that failure to provide the cows with medical attention constituted cruelty to animals. Olary was sentenced to 75 days imprisonment and fined $75. Authorities arrested Olary aft- R. Hensel, head of er tw cows were found dead in his pasture and a third suffered from wounds looked like they had been caused by forceful pressure on the side and back with a Thomas M.

Kavanagh wrote the dissenting opinion and argued that law does not require with i owners of animals to provide medical attention. He added associatedto problems nematodes. He is a member of the aca- 66 -vear-old demic staff of the Agricultural bizarre explanation that gang- Experiment Stations. Institute sters in the employ of his di- World War I Veterans Bar- of Food and Agricultural Sci ences, University of Florida. Dr.

Weingartner was born in I have no really solid offers, and and AuxlUa Escanaba and spent most of i not looking for any right tounng olilcert 4 m. youth in Gladstone, was I TOOe Meeting Bid Ask Harnischfeger 19 North Central 54 54 Panax Corp. 2 24 U. P. Power Co.

22 23 Instead of calling Milwaukee or Chicago to buy or your stocks Call 786-9310 Edward D. Jones Co. In Escanaba Um Newmann Registered Representative Members: New York Stock Exchange 617 Ludington St. Escanaba, Michigan Resort Planned ST. CLAR (AP) A $56 million resort and apartmettt development will go up on a stretch of St.

Clair Raver frontage in St. Oiair, to an announcement Monday by representatives ct Os.as Organization of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. The development will be built on 600 acres and is 1 include a hotel, apartments, three golf courses and a marina. Friday, Oct.

10, at the Veterans s- of Foreign Wars hall. WWI at the Umver- Veterans, wives and widows are expected to attend. Among the guests will be: sity of Michigan, and completed his training at Michigan State University in 1969 when a A he was awarded a Ph. D. de- foreign Department Commander Their discussion centered Thomas Regan, Essex ville; Sen- 111 pathology, ior Service Vice Commander 18 a member of Oral LaCombe, Sault Ste.

Marie; Service Officer William tne around possibilities of increas- American Association tor the ing saies ln machuia Advaxwement of factory equipment. nlTrniITir 1 American Institute of Biologi- nine-man Michigan mis- laZL 2S. 1 sr wMh and six private firma. Is a 1 0 gossa Street, St. Augustine, i Europe.

leaf, Iron Mountain; Senior Vice District Commander William Garbett, Gladstone; and District confidence of the majority of the board. have before us some now great challenges with the gov-j He said he has considered emor Education Reform Com- owti business. he said. "The status am going to take my of the board I see 'is that) Ujme 5 we re spending more time on While doing nothing, Knudsen personalities and more time on wiU paid at the rate of 200 board rather qqq a year under his contract than on educational Jwitb Ford. Marilyn Jean Kelly of Ann Arbor, a staunch Polley supporter, said she was not surprised by the action.

COUOH jVrUD IS of my colleagues have not been willing to work to- Latest GimmiCK gether to uphold their superm- she charged. POT TOUtH KlCKS first responsibility was to the people, not to the super-J DETTROIT seems maintained Michael to be just another method kids Auxiliary President Lillian Deeb of Highland Park. I are finding to get said a Peterson of Iron Mountain. Deeb said Polley had been Wayne County Circuit Judge aft-1 ------------------------told Saturday that there were er Rober Hartley, 20 Westland Tn 0 ee ''ILn do' enough votes to dismiss him. admitted he had been addicted 6 QG DOOTQ 10 you realize suddenly that to codeine cough syrup.

ki the superintendent was part of this boy I 66 TT CUllCaUUjr that group that designed what been able to walk by a drug The Board of Bay de Noc the governor is now suggesting store without going said Community College will meet at (doing away with the Judge Joseph A. Sullivan. a 7 3 p.m. Wednesday, it is an- which is a huge power grab way interesting and a way nounced by Dr. Richard Rine- away from the people, it left us very hart, College president.

no chours but to ask him to re- Sullivan ordered the youth The agenda includes: jailed until sentencing. He was I Presentation of a 1968-69 au- Colleague Charles Morton arrested for attempting to buy dit; review of the 1969-70 bud- Detroit said Polley was a vie- a codeine cough syrup, Amben- get; designation of attorneys Um of the a foj-ged prescription, for the College; and report on Personalities were not the he was drinking student housing problems. problem, the Rev. Mr. Morton I tL.

1 up to five four ounce bottles said. This is a matter of the 'of drugged cough syrup a day until he was arrested last month and jailed for violating a Livonia vorced wife inflicted the injuries is WARSAW (AP) Members at a visiting Michigan trade mission met Monday with Michal Kajzer. a Polish vice min- month basis. Approximately 95-100 youngsters will be enrolled in the classes which will be held at day care centers in Grand Marais and Diorite. Two centers will be held at Northern Michigan Laboratory School Kindergarten facilities.

$154,922 to the Dickinson- Iron County Community Action Agency for a full year Part- Day Head Start program. Onehundred five youngsters between the ages of three and four years wdll be enrolled in the program. Centers will be situated at Alpha School in Alpha, Felch School in Felch. St. Mary and St.

Joseph Church in Iron Mountain, Rossevelt School in Kingsford, Caspian School in Caspian and McKinley School in Norway. $96,564 to- the Gogebic- Ontonagon County Community Action Agency for a full year Part-Day Head Start program. Some 90 children will be enrolled in the program which will be held in six centers at public schools situated in the target area. Hospital Merry Jo Moerach, 325 S. 10th St.

is a medical patient at St. Francis Hospital. Her room is 428. Their Full-Length Movie! couragc to prtttnt A Production rrggnj lui MAUTSE I MttfocoJor At 7 P. M.

9 P. M. SI 6 ELF A A ft A Bumblebees are larger than most other bees. Their elongated mouth-parts enable them to polinate red clover which no I JMH Tkm O. MT Mi WE ALSO DO PRINTING 1 ht-Mltl finito ffiop Shown 7 P.

M. 9 P. M. I 6 4 I ichigarj fSCANABA I NOTICE: DELONA RESTAURANT WILL CLOSE OCTOBER 10TH. Thanks one and all for making year a successful and happy one! See you again soon! way the state board was structured the convention.

Ihe board was constituted by law in a way that allowed political interests to enter it. Ira Polley is a victim I that structure. Same TONIGHT! 7:30 COLOR FROM HERE TO THE Briefly Told The Upper Peninsula of city ordinance in a sirmlar illegal Michigan Gladiola Society will attempt to buy Ambenyl. Hartley could be sentenced to as much as four years in prison meet at the We Lis Township Hall at Wells on Thursday, Oct. 9, at 8 p.

m. Entertainment will follow the business meeting. Hostesses are Mesdames Eugene Thorbahn, HjaJLmer Enjoy Dinner At TERRACE The Fabulous 'Overlooking The NOW PLAYING "MARIO VIVIANNI" His Cordovox Hi Vocal Renditions Starting At 7:30 In Embers Room Evfry Nlte but For a Limited Engagement Enjoy Wonderful Food with Fine Entertainment The Delta Collar and Leash Club will conduct a dog obedience class at 7 p. m. Tuesday at the Oivic Center.

The Delta County Young Re- The Fraternal Order of Eagles Hartley said he had meet tonight at 8:30 p.m. tried marijuana or other drugs. I in the Club Room. the offense being considered Milhken, in his report to the Judge Sullivan, people on education reform rec- Hartley said he got hooked on jyiuier and Claire Greis. omniendaUons, cited Is same Robitussin AC, a powerful cough proUeiiiS.

syrup which is sold without pres- Board members, he said, are cription on the basis of one, nominated almost as an alter- four ounce bottle per day per thought by both political parties, person. He said a recent over- bixiugnt into aflice on the tide dose of the syrup hospitalized of presidential or gubernatorial He said he grabbed a book elections, forced ioncuon of Wank while a a political unit which may be at Wayne County Gen- at partisan and given only limited eral Hospital and attempted to powers to fulfill the require -1 forge one of the blanks, ments of their office. such handicaps, the board is bound to fail," he said, tail it has as an eiiective emaig Miliiken seeks abolition of the board and the office of superintendent, with an appointed director of the Education Department to replace Ohem. The board was created in 1963, when Michigan's new constitution gave eight members the power of "leadership and general supervision over all public education. The board members, elected on a partisan also were granted the power to hire and fire a superintendent.

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