The Evening News from Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan • Page 12

11 THE EVENING NEWS, SAULT STE. MARIE, FEB. 8, 1973 Greuit Court Panel Named To Study Rapist Brain Surgery Plan DETROIT three- judge Wayne County Circuit Court panel has been named to decide whether experimental rehabilitative brain surgery will be allowed on a confessed killer-rapist in a case that has been likened to the plot of tha fflm and movie "Clockwork Orange." Doctors at the Lay- fayetle Clinic sar the unnamed patient, who has been confined in Ionia State Hospital for 18 years, has consented to the surgery to raaove portions of his brain which may be producing tmomtrollable aggressive and sexual impulses. A lawsuit filed on behalf of the patient and 23 other mental patients who have not been selected for the experiment, contends their consent to the operation might not be truly voluntary If the alternative is continued confinement in Ionia State Hospital "This is a very complex case," said Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Horace Gilmore in explaining the need for the three judge panel. "We are In totally virgin territory as far as I know.

I want some help on this." Judges George Bowles and John D. O'Hair were named to join Gilmore on the case. The suit was brought by attorney Gabe Kaimowitz, who claims the patient is being held illegally under a state law which has been repealed. Kaimowitz says he wants the patient released from the hospital if he cannot get proper treatment. Named as defendants in the suit are the Michigan Department of Mental Health and its director, Dr.

E. Gordon Yu- dashkin; Dr. J. Gottkab, the State Businessmen To Make Trade Mission To Russia LANSING, mch. (AP) Michigan businessmen will be trying to the state's products on a trade mission to the Soviet Union and Poland Feb.

2. Fifteen business executives, represent 13 manufacturers wKfa products ranging from automation equipment to metal working machinery, wDl participate in the trade along with state They wifl make sales to potential buyers and meet with officials from the of foreign trade and the national chambers of commerce in both They also cope to tour various plants. The delegates TvQt make up the largest business group from Michigan to ever visit Eastern Europe under the sponsorship of the Michigan Department of Commerce. the group win be Charles S. Besterman, director of the Michigan trade office in Brussels, Kobert H.

Leitzing, international trade officers for- the Michigan Office of Economic Opportunity. The trip has been sanctioned jby the- TJ.S. Departments of Commerce and State. mission Is' the-latest of a stepped-up campaign to increase sale of Michigan: products in foreign countries. The delegation to be briefed by federal trade experts in Washington Feb.

16. The group will be ia Moscow Feb. 17-23 in Warsaw and other Polish cities Feb. 34-March 2. The business executives elude W.J.

Chorkey of Ace Controls Farmtagtoa; Arthur S. Hasty of Apex Broach and Machine Detroit; Walter Jams of Apex Eose- vflle; Richard L. Hitz of Annstrong Machine Works, Three Rivers, and Denes BataU of Colonial Broach and Machine Warren. Others include Harry E. Day, Delta Associated Industries Ferndale; Alfred Sievers, Expert -Automation of Detroit; Bart Huthwatte of Spinnomatic Fastening Systems Fraser; L.F.

Blatt and William Raven of LSI. Manufacturing Fraser; Bernard J. WtHis of livernbis Automation Dearborn; and Charles E. Fletcher of Numat- ics Highland. Also going are John F.

Morris of Turner Brothers Ferndsle and R.C. Stoner Jr. of Warren Machine and Engineering of Detroit. The group joined in Europe by Peter Unkelbach, managing director of operations for Numatics Inc. A Commerce Department spokesman said the businessmen will ibe paying their own way.

Lafayette Clinic director; and Dr. Ernst Rodin, the psychiatrist who wants to perform the operation. The three-judge panel is scheduled to hear defense arguments Friday that the trial be split to deal separately with the issues of the right of the state to confine the patient, the validity of his consent to the operation, and the power of the court over medical processes. Gilmore said he would appoint an attorney to represent the patient who has already been selected, because Kaimowitz may not be representing his interests if the patient really wants the operation. Thirteen Ionia patients, all classified as criminal sexual psychopaths, asked to be included in the lawsuit last week, arguing they have reservations about becoming "guinea pigs." In Anthony Burgess' "Clockwork Orange" a rapist-murderer is forced to view fOms of violent acts to condition him to become ill when he begins to act violently.

The public reacts against the procedure and the killer is eventually restored to his original condition. GOING TO Stop and meet CAN-AM'S MR. FOTAD (Fret of Tax and Duty) and buy Liquor Products For Less at the CAN-AM EXPORT STORE NOW LOCATED IN THE NEW UNION 76 STATION BUILDING 903 W. Easterday Sauit Stt. Marie, Mich.

PHONE 635-5031 CIGARETTES ctn. ctn. Excellent Selection of Imported PERFUMES! MtrclwrMiM IB Mr export only. If artkln art the U.S-A. ttwr mint clired to U.S.

an sub. Net duty or I NEW HOURS FEB. 8th THRU APRIL 30th Monday: 7 a.m. 70:30 p.m. 10 a.m.

ts p.m. 10 a.m. to p.m. Thursday: 7 a.m. -to p.rn.

Friday: 7 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Saturday: 7 a.m. 10:30 pjm. Sunday: 10 a.m.

to p.m. MAY Itf THRU OCT. 6th Monday: 7:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Tvexfey: a.m.

to pjn. Wednesday: 7:30 fo 11 p.m. OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Frem llmiflday at 7:30 a.m. mrtil Saturday at 11 p.m. Sunday: 7 a.m.

to 10:43 p.m. AT THE BLUE WATER BRIDGE PINE GROVE AVENUE OPEN DAILY AND HOLIDAYS: FEB. lit THRU MAY 17th Monday: 7 p.m. Tuesday: a.m. p.m.

a.m. to p.m. Thursday: 7 a.m. ta p.m. FrWay: 7 a.

m. 1e.11 p.m. Salurday; 4:30 to 10-JO p.m. Sunday: 9 a.m. to p.m.

MAY ISthTHRU DEC. Sin Monday: 7 to TO p.m. 7 to 10 p.m. 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

TlNiradty: 7 a.m. to 10, pjn. FfWay: 7 to IT- p-m. Saturday; to 10:30 pjn. Sundry: a.m.

to 11 p.m. News For The Record Sault firemen were called to tile Adele Murphy residence at 1100 Minneapolis at 11:16 ajn. Wednesday to a small garage fire. Fire officials said that a showmachine an the apparently caught fire. There was slight damage to the garage.

love helping her up the tow rope. U4. to. H.M, by Mr. Friendly by LOCK CITY OHWI "Of course It's a man's world -woman would be too sensible to want it" Of course the hard do-it-yonr- self jobs are meant for the men to do.

Bat, it's amazing how many of the small Jobs that can be done (and enjoyed) by the woman of the house. Our "HWI FRIENDLY will be happy to help, with suggestions on "how to" to help her £7651 5GALIOH ALL-PURPOSE- VACUUM CLEANER large 2V4- host for man-type cleaning jobs. It lor clean- hit tariff, ftlio, fireplace. $29.88 LOCK CITY Home Center "Your Friendly HWI store" Spruce 5-1571 PARKING" Higher Hotdog Standards May Not Mean Higher Cost LANSING, Mich. (AP) Higher ingredient standards for hotdogs don't necessarily mean higher cost, said the director of the Michigan Department of Agriculture.

B. Dale Ball said Wednesday that reports that the cost is higher for hotdogs and other ground meats that meet the Michigan standards "can only alarm and mislead consumers." Ball, Gov. William Millifcen and Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley are battling to keep Michigan ingredient standards for such "comminuted -meats" as hot- dcgs, bologna and meat loaf.

Weaker federal standards allow such things as snouts, eyes, ears, lips and bladders in comminuted meats. The Michigan Congressional delegation is pushing for an amendment to the federal Wholesome Meat Act would give states the right to set stricter ingredient stand- ards than those established by federal regulation, Ball said. "Claims that Michigan's stricter standards mean higher prices are about as difficult to swallow as hotdogs containing byproducts made to federal standards," he said. He said a survey conducted in Michigan's neighboring states showed that products meeting federal requirements "were being sold for about the same price as Michigan products." Ball noted that an "unsatisfactory" proposal by the U.S. Department of Agriculture allow different sets of standards as long as ingredients are identified on the labels.

Public comments on the TJSDA proposal and Michigan's proposal must be sent in duplicate to the USDA in Washington no later than Feb. 21, Ball said. Car Industry Threatened By Penn Strike DETROIT auto industry warned today it would face a. shutdown very, shortly if there is no settlement of the Penn Central railroad strike Which began at midnight. Henry Ford II, chairman of the board of Ford Motor sent a telegram to President Nixon, urging him to seek emergency legislation to require continued operation of the railroad's freight services while efforts are made to settle the tieup.

Ford said his firm's operations would be shut down completely if the strike continues very long. Chrysler Corp. said a shortage of parts was expected to develop in some plants by Friday, with a possibility that all car assembly operations could be suspended at the close of business Monday if the strike continues. 55 Attend Objectives Session Of Comprehensive Health Group NEWBERRY 55 area residents were present Wednesday evening at an Eastern TJ. P.

AreawMe Comprehensive Health Planning objectives meeting. Nelson Cook, associate dlrec- tor TJPACHPA, and Jerry Irby, Luce county member, conducted the meeting. Cook opened the meeting with an explanation of the responsibilities of. CompHeaHh. He stated the organization was organized in 1966 foy an act of Congress with the purpose of Jinking all bealth plans in a given area, establishing prior- Sties and recommending action.

He'said the 'board makeup of CompHealth should be 51 per cent consumer and 49 per cent provider so that ifchose who use health services would have a larger share of participation in the program. One priority discussed at great length concerned the doctor recruitment program. Dr. James Teirian, medical director of tiie Dow Chemical Annotinces Stock Split --Mich. (AP) Dow Chemical Co.

announced today plans to split its common stock on a 2-for-l basis and to raise the dividend once it is split. The proposal is subject to stockholder approval of an increase in the number of shares authorized. Carl Gerstacker, board chsir- man, said stockholders would be asked approve an increase in the authorized common stock from 100 million to 200 million shares at the company's annual meeting in'Mid- land May 2. Gerstacker said if the split is approved it would be issued May 9 on the basis of one added share for each share held at the close of business March 30. Par value will remain at $5 a share, he added.

At the same time the board declared a regular quarterly dividend of 45 cents a share payable April 30 to stockholders of record March 30. 1C the stock split is approved, the board said, the quarterly dividend will be raised to 25 cents a share, beginning nest July. This would be equivalent to 50 cents a share on the current basis. Eastern TJ. P.

Health Depart, ment, stated that the recruitment committee is dn contact with some pbysiclans at the present time but it is an eight to ten months project of trying to sell file Newberry area. He said that they iiave also advertised to journals which reach about 125,000 physicians every month. Lack of suitable housing was mentioned as a possible minus ia toe. recruitment efforts. Another topic thoroughly discussed was Ithat of a new long- term care center to replace the Annex by 1975 aH wooden structures for such facilities wil ibe banned by OK state.

One ob- structsan to these plans is the possibility' of such a being approved for Munising, which would usurp liuce County's allotted number of beds as specified by the state for approval, and aid in a designated area. Many residents expressed opposition to the Munising facility stating that.it would displace area residents. Troy said that another meeting to discuss the venture would be held in Munising in about a month, and he encouraged area to appear at the gathering to voice their opposition. Other discussions included comments on ambulance. serv- Sce with Hie stated hope of add- Legal Advertistmenr SNOWMOBILES SEASON Thi Chippewa County Board of Road Commissioners hereby resolves: That Snowmobiles will be allowed to operate on Chippewa County roads for the balance of the snow season In accordance with Act No.

381, Public Acts of 1972 jubiect fo the following: Snowmobiles must be operated on the unplowed right of way, or the extreme right edge of ifie plowed shouMer when no right of way exists, end they must travel in single file only. Snowmobiles shall ba to an traffic control devices sue!) stop, speed limit signs, etc. Snowmobiles shall operate at a reasonable speed having doe regard for existing road and weather conditions, and tne machines must under control at times. Snowmobiles shall not be operated on the plowed portion of the road when it is snowins, blowing, or storming. This action not-give snowmobiles the right operate on the plowed portion of State Highways or within the limits of any incorporated City or Village Chippewa County Road Commission considers this action fo be a special privilege granted to snow- mobilers and the Commission reserves ihe RIGHT TO CANCEL this permission at any time should mere be too many infractions of the atoms rules, abuses of common sense, or accidents resulting from this permission to operate on County roads.

Adopted at the regular meeting January 26, 1973 and to be placed into effect when all signs are erected on all roads entering the County. tog an additional program to the Curtis or Engadine areas to alleviate the disproportionate amount of miles covered by the Luce County Volunteer Ambulance Service. Cook noted thai CompHealth as also in the process of trying to obtain a second ambulance for ihe present service. Irby commented later on fine job done by Bon Brown and the other volunteer, workers. Butting the Newbeny State Hospital to additional uses was given some review-at the-meeting.

A possible alcoholism rehabilitation center, children's mental health tuft or possible use as a veterans administration hospital were all mentioned with interested (responses by Hospital Administrator Dr. Cecil Baker. The main priorMes for the coming year remained the physician recruitment program, long- tenn cafe facilities possibly combined with a medical arts buQdrng, upgrading services. at Newberry State Hospital and coordinations of existing health facilities iaSd programs in Luce county. Ltgtl Advertisement NOTICE NOTICE fS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned that on February 21, 1573 at a.m.

at Sautt Sav. ings Bank Pickford, Michigan public sale of a Ford Station Wagon Serial No. SC74C2144W will be held for cash to the highest bidder. Inspection thereof may be made at Sault Savings Bank, Pickford, Michigan, the place of storage. We reserve the right to reiect any all bids.

DATED: February 1973. by Robert W. Smith Legal Advertisement STATE OF MICHIGAN Probate Court for the County of Chippewa. Estate of WilUrd Drake, Willard A. Drake, Deceased.

It is Ordered that on March 1973, at 10:30 a.m., in the Probate Courtroom Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan a hearing be held on tha petition of Graydon Ball, administrator, for allowance of his final account. Publication and service shall be made as provided by Statute and Court Rule. Dated: January 22, 1973. JACK CHURCH Judse of (SEAL) A True Copy MARGARET ANN McPHERSON Regstier of Probate Legal Advertisement STATE OF MICHIGAN Probate Court for the County of Chippewa.

Estate of Lawrence Edward U- Ponsie. It is Ordered ttiat on March 7, 1973, at TI a.m.. In the Probate Courtroom Sault Ste. Marrie, Michigan a hearing be held on the petition of Lawrence Edward LaPonsie to Changs his name to Lawrence Edward Ale- Lean. Publication and service shall be made as provided by Statute and Court Rule.

Dated: January 30, 1973. JACK CHURCH Judge of Probate. (SEAL) A True Copy MARGARET ANN McPHERSON Register of Probate WHY DO MORE PEOPLE AT KING BECAUSE GLASSES ARE ONE LOW PRICE! SINGLE-VISION BIFOCALS $0150 $0050 'THIS PRICE INCLUDES HS CE smES SHAPES AND COLOURS WUimESCRTO, IN WHITE, ROSE OR GREEN LENSES 1 SL A ENT WRRAHTY AGAINST BREAKAGE YOUR CHOICE OF CASE FROM A WIDE SELECTION 4 OZ. BOTTLE EYEGLASS CLEANING SOLUTION BIFOCALS IN KRYPTON FLAT-TOP OR ULTEX STYLES New metal frames mifable at $10.00 Extra Charge lowest prices on special tjpes of lenses and tints (pnCUIB-OYEK 3,000,000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS 114 SPRING STREET HOURS: i to p.m Fri. a.m.

CMMd (Customer Parking to Rear.) Souk Shi. Marifl, Onf. pHONE: 254 ftrwdwi to MMT Cfefat ki Evening News Uttort In Boxes: Give Away GENTLE DOG For your family. Part Labrador female about three years old. Call 632-3351.

DOG 13 years old, spayed, had shots, home broken good with elder children. 632-3521. AFFECTIONATE -iTwee month oW male kitten. Grey striped with white feet. Good with children and dogs.

Call Paradise 492-3462. A BEAUTIFUL small black mixed breed female dog about 7 months old. Would like nice home. Call 6322844 after p.m. ANY PERSON WTK, -ras anything ft away and does not offer or attempt to offer any other tilings for sate may place an ad In column.

There no to tilt advertiser. 1A Announcements ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS SAULT Dial 652-3545 Call 632-2332 AL-ANON LISTENING EAR Lost? Confused? Don't know where to turn? Reach out someone Is there. Dial 635-1121 t9 jn. to 7 ajn. Baha'i Faith Open Rouse Discussion Ttt E.

Eistertw 8 p.m. Safeway Cab Company is now OPEN 24 hour service Call 635-0301 IB Auctions AUCTION SALE: Saturday, February 11 a.m., Vi mile souttt of East Jordan on M-32. Outstanding acre Grade A Dairy Farm at Auction. Will be offered tracts or any combination of tracts and barn equipment to be sold in manner bringing the greatest returns to owner. You can bup any or all, you sef the price.

Terms on Real Estate Cash. Also, 43 head of Registered and Grade-Holstein Dairy Cattle including 16 registered Canadian cows, 19 good grade cows am! 8 heifers 03-24 months) IHC 1066 Diesel Tractor, cab 2,000 toad- er (208) hours) ICH SiO gas tractor, IHC 390 tractor. Ford 8N and other 1967 International ton pickup. 1971 Muelier 800 gal- Ion Bulk tank, corn and much more. Jeff and Cyntnia Thompson, owners.

Terms for personal property with Northwestern State Bank of East Jordan or letter from your lending agent. Brochure upon request. Sale conducted by Jim Brannan. Auction Realty, Boyne City, Michigan, Phone 616-582-7613. 9S1B371 1C Business Opportunity LEADING NATIONAL Manufacturer of aluminum windows, curtain walls and entrances with 28 years in the Industry is seeking aggressive distributor.

Please direct all inquiries to Mr. Ronald Moesch, Marmet Corporation, P.O. Box 1008, Wausau, Wisconsin 54401. W1C374 Did Your Evening News Confer Miss You? DIAL 632.2235 Weekdays 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Weekends cr 632-2466 Dial 632-6283 IE In Memoriam IN MEMORY OF Maynard "Toio" Parrish.

"You left us so suddenly a year ago We love and cherish your memory." missed by. Mother, Brother, John and Glen and sister Patti W1H370 Legal Advertisement NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned that on February 21, 1973 at a.m. ar Saulr Savings Bank Pickford, Michigan public sale of a 1971 Chevrolet Serial No. 124871N502073 will be held for cash to the highest bidder. Inspection thereof may be made at Sautt Savings Bank, Pickford, Michigan, place of storage.

We reserve tha right fo reiect any all bids. -DATED: February 2, 1973. by Robert W. Smith Legal Advertisement STATE OF MICHIGAN Probate Court for the County of Chippewa. Estalt of John Gonyon John Leo Cassibo, Deceased.

it is Ordered that on April 24, 1973, at 10 a.m., in the Probate Courtroom Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan a hearing be held at which all creditors of said deceased are required to prove their claims, and heirs will be determined. Creditors must file sworn claims with the court and servi a copy on Isaac Neil Gonyon, executor, 1317 Colgate Circle, Ann Arbor, Michigan J8108, prior to said hearing. Publication and service shall bs made as provided by Statute and Court Rule. Dated: January 23, 1973.

JACK CHURCH Judge of Probate. (SEAL) A True Copy MARGARET ANN McPHERSON Register of Probate James G. Attorney for Isaac Nell Gonyon Ann Arbor, Michigan. 1G Lost and Found FOUND A young male pup in vicinity of stuckey 1 at Rudrard. Call 635-5014 5 or (SMSOt after 5.

LOST Angora half-grown cat. Child's pet. Vicinity of 130o btodc on Young. Call 1H Personals Allergy Asnnu Sufferers' Relief; Call 632-6262 after 6 rm- FREE Dbctver what the BUdt really says Call 632-6343 or Bible Course 201 W. tth Ave.

and ask tor lesson 1 Services Repairs PIANO TUN'NG E. ASKWITH PAPERHANGINS 632-3622. Dial OllJtf CROSS AND MIRRON Oil burner service. On 24 hour caH. Dial or 632-2345.

031Jtf SNOWPLOWING Sault and Immediate area. Inquire at Barrett's Grocery or call 632-3341 or 632-7620. CARPENTER WORK Ail kinds; also removed from roofs and snowbiowing. Free estimates. Call 635-1736.

OOUtf CARPENTRY or painting. Snow and ice removal from roofs. Dial 635-5785 or 632-9519. 271J3M SNOWPLOWING And removal! Dial 632-9745. TSIJtf UPHOLSTERING Free utlmiles.

Ail fabric and supplies shown by appointment. PIck-'ip and delivery available. Reasonaole. Phone 632- ItlJtf fNCOME TAX SERVICE Reasonable, rates. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Call for an appointment, anytime. Phone 635-17S7. Located at 402 Carrie at Seymour Street. 641J414 INTERIOR PAINTING washed. Also snow plowlnj; and sidewalks sholveled.

Low rates, quality Free estimates. Call 632-8202. APPLIANCE REPAIR Kitchen Ap- plbnces. Vacuum Cleaners. Htir Dryers, etc.

Guaranteed work. and delivery. BOB WADE APPLIANCE REPAIR. Dial 632-840. PLUMBING AMD" HEATING New and re- modelino.

24-hour burner service. Ceil Brfmley Plumbing and Heating 248-4217. Bob Bidus, Master Plumb- er. 571Jtf PANELING INSTALLATION AH types including Marllte; also Installation of vinyl and aluminum siding, and suspended ceilings. removal from roofs.

Call 632-3137. JTlPtf HIGHER TAXES! The Michigan Income Tax rate for 1971 was 3.14 per cent. The State raised the rate to 3.9 per cent on 1972 Taxable Income. CAESAR'S INCOME TAX SERVICE, 604 W. McMillan, Newberry, can solve your tax problems.

Call 293-i068 for appointment. Formerly wtth 8, Block. SNOWPLOWING AND ROOF CLEANING Low. rates with dependable service. Sault and immediate area.

Dial 632-8606. 251J376 EINO'S REPAIR SHOP Sman Appliances Electric Water Oil Scace Heaters MH St. Did Z-TMl HOME: 63M5S Renovation Building General carpentry, dry wall, painting. No job too small. Phone Steere 632-6286 Haifield 635-5012, anytime.

331J342 Gas Oil Furnaces SHEET METAL WORK AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRS Mathews Company 206 E. Spruce St. Dial 2-6412 SNOWPLOWING SERVICE- LOW rates, quality work and FULL TIME SERVICE. Free estimates! Call 901P374 RENTALS Punch BOWB Sarvlra All types of Glasses Pitchers Heavy Duty Vacuums Floor ScruBoers Soo Supply Equipment Co. 224 E.

Portage Ave, Dial 632-9906 COMPLETE SERVICE PA Electronic! AUTHORIZED DEALER Motorola Setchel Carlson KING'S Radio-TV Service DIAL 635-5183 MULT PLAZA SHOPPING TRANSMISSION SPECIALIST And other automobile repairs. All transmission work GUARANTEED! DAFTER TRANSMISSION 632-2961 E-S ESTC. SALES SERVICE FORMERLY RUDY PEARSON HEATIN5 SPECIALIZING IN HEATING Williamson Oil Gas Furnaces and Conversions 632-9851 1129 E. Easterday call 1L Swop and Trade TRADE 1971 Ski-Doo 335 Olympic for Aluminum motor and trailer. Phone 248-13J1.

Employment ZA Help Wanted DRIVERS WANTED-Checker Cab Company. Call 6322241. 822Atf APPLICATIONS being taken tor stock: and warehouse man. Apply in person. Soo Supply Equipment, 224 E.

Portage. 422A374.