Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 9

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1963. IRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE, IRONWOOD, MICHIGAN Upset-Minded Wake Forest '5 To Meet Unbeaten Kentucky By TED MEIER Associated Press Sports Writer "All we need is a big victory and our. boys will believe they can beat anybody." Weil, Coach Bones McKlnney and his Wake Forest Deacons got their "big victory" Friday night and so tonight they are confident of upsetting the unbeaten Kentucky Wildcats, considered by many to be the best college basketball team In the country right now. Their meeting in the championship game of the UK Invitational Tournament at Lexington, highlights an action- Royals Gain In NBA Race By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Chasing the runaway Boston Celtics may be a nightmare for the Cincinnati Royals, but Os-. car Robertson and Co.

haven't) given up the ghost. The Royals gained a half- length in their phantom pursuit of Boston's Eastern kingpins Friday night with a 103-96 de, cision over Baltimore in one of two National Basketball Association pairings. Philadelphia upended San Francisco 114-112 on the West Coast in the other game. Cincinnati, idle since last Saturday, shook off first-half rustiness and the Bullets' one-two punch of Walt Bellamy and Terry Dischinger and came from behind for their 21st NBA victory in 33 games. The Royals trail Boston by a deceptive They're nine games back in the lost column.

Bellamy topped all scorers with 32 points and Dischinger added 27 for the Bullets. Johnny Kerr's bucket with four seconds to play ended a gee-saw struggle between the 76ers and Warriors. The teams traded baskets all the way after 11 first-half lead changes and 55-55 halftime deadlock. College Basketball College Basketball Results By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS EAST Villanova 113, St. Francis, Pa.

Lafayette 76, Bucknell 64 Rhode Island 86, Brown 70 Xavler, Ohio 76, St. Joseph's, Pa. 75 Miami. Ohio 77, Pitt 63 SOUTH 75, Penn Mil. 48 Clemson 100, VMI 80 Arkansas 86, Lamar Tech 80 Virginia Tech 72, LSU 64 MIDWEST Chicago Loyola 91, Ohio Wesleyan 47 SOUTHWEST SMU 84, Auburn 70 FAR WEST Utah St.

115, N. Mex. St. 75 Brigham Young 89, Rice 78 UCLA 112, Baylor 61 Montana 80, Bemidji St. 70 Wash.

St. 59, Denver Regis 4S Stanford 56, San Jose St. 50 Oregon St. 70, Indiana 57 Cincinnati 64, Denver 48 So. Cal.

79, Nebraska 73 TOURNAMENTS Quantlco Marines Peay 73 86, Austin S. Illinois 70, Cape Girardeau 74 Birthday Party Held For Carlo Applekamp BEROLAND Mrs. William Applekamp Jr. entertained 14 youngsters Saturday, Dec. 14, occasion being the i birthday anniversary of daughter, Carla Marie.

theme for the party was carried The Flintstone theme was ased in the party decorations, favors were given to each one. Lunch was served from a table centered i a tiered birthday cake.Carla recel many gifts and cards. Mrs. Applekamp was assisted )y her mother, Mrs. Alf Swen.

At 6 p.m. dinner was served to Carla's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swen and Mrs. William Applekamp Sr.

Mrs. Delia Dalbeck is visiting ier brothers and i at Raco, Dafter and Sault arie, where she expects to spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles West- cm, Mrs.

Lyle Western a Helen Hill were Ironwood call- daughter, Mrs. John Havela, ers shopped in Ironwood. Houston 72, Okla. City U. 62 Texas AM 58.

Miss. St. 54 Tennessee 70, Maryland 59 Tex. Western 76, Tulane 59 Wake Forest 86, Princeton P7 Kentucky 108, Wisconsin 85 California 78, Mich. St.

68 Arizona St. 127, Oklahoma 95 Paynesville Personals Mr. and Mrs. John Mantta and Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph oeiss have left for Lake Worth, where i spend the win er months. Mr. and Mrs. John Murto, Mrs. Anna Flattley and Mr.

a Mrs. Frank Hill were callers at Mrs. Anna Flattie and crammed pre-chrlstmas wee end on virtually every cou from coast to coast. Wake Forest, which lost il first two games then bounce back to beat Purdue and Ma qtieUe, crushed Princeton 88-87 i the first round of the UK Fr day night. Frank Christie led 0 Deacons with 23 points as th ACC boys befuddled the Iv League champs.

Kentucky, currently ranke second to Chicago Loyola in Th Associated Press a i made it six in a row by crusl ing Wisconsin 108-65 In the othe first round UK game. The Wild cats again were led by Cotto Nash and Ted Deeken, wh scored 33 and 23 points, respec lively. The No. 1 Loyola Rambler also made it six vtctorie against no defeats by wallopin Ohio Wesleyan 91-47. UCLA, als unbeaten and ranked sixth, bur led Baylor 112-61.

In other holiday tourneys, Ten nessee and Virginia Tech wo In the Virginia Tech Invitationa' Texas Western and William an Mary won in the Arkansas Stat Invitational, and California an Arizona State won hi the Sun Devils Classic. Houston finished on top in th Bluebonnet classic by defeatini Oklahoma City 72-62 and th Quantico Marines again won their Christmas tourney by de feating Austin Peay 86-73. Arizona State snapped a four game losing streak by crushing Oklahoma 127-95 in the Sun Devils Classic at Tempe afte California had defeated Michi gan State 78-68. A 10-foot jump shot by Jim Roy with 19 seconds left-in an extra period gave William am Mary a 73-71 victory over Ar Kansas State in the Arkansas State Invitational at Jonesboro Texas Western humbled Tulan 76-59 in the first game. Soph Paul Long Went on a shooting spree in the second half to bring Virginia Tech from 14 points behind for a 72-64 vie tory over Louisiana state In the.

Tech Invitational at Blacksburg Va. Long got 12 of Tech's las' 15 points, including eighl straight free throws in the last two minutes. Tennessee whipped Maryland 70-59 in the other first round game. After Villanova set a Philadelphia Palestra scoring record by trouncing St. Francis, Pa.

113-64. Steve Thomas' one-hand- er with six seconds left gave Xavier of Ohio a 76-75 triumph over St. Joseph's, Pa. In other major games Oregon State defeated Indiana 70-57 Southern Cal took Nebraska 7973, Brigham Young whipped Rice 89-78, Creighton overcame Long Beach 99-93, Stanford downed San Jose 56-50, Utah State drubbed New Mexico State 115-75, Washington State defeated Regis 59-48, Methodist humbled Auburn 84-70 and Rhode Island made it six in a row by taking Brown 86-70. ICE BOWL? Something new has been added to the uniform worn by the Mississippi State football team.

It's long underwear. Taking a look at it, in the photo, are Trainer Dutch Luchsinger (left), Quarterback. Sonny Fisher and Coach Paul Davis. The team is playing North Carolina State in the Liberty Bowl game In Philadelphia today. (NEA Telephoto) Son Diego Needs Win or Tie To Cop AFL Division Crown club, however, hasn't been abl to corral the Broncos since om time Oillman aide Jack Faulk ner took over the Denver coach ing reins last year.

Oakland's tenacious Raider will play host to Houston an the west Coast Cinderella entr will be looking for Denver' By DICK COUCH The San Diego Chargers are a short stride from the American Football League's western Division title but they'll have to ame a Denver Bronco hex to get home free. San Diego, back on top in the West after a dismal 1962 finish, can lock up the decision crown jwhammy to hold up. The Raid by either beating or tying last-! ers, a game off the pace, car place Denver Sunday as the force a sectional playoff if the AFL makes its final regular-1 get by the Oilers and San Dieg ieason go-round. Sid Oilman' tumbles. New York's Jets visit Kansa City In the other season final while Boston and Buffalo, hav ing completed their schedule last weekend, take a breathe before untangling their Eastern Division a Saturday Aeroquip Buys Jubber Company DETROIT (AP) Aeroquip Corp.

of Jackson announced Frl day it has acquired Lee Rubber i Tire Republic Rubber Division for an estimated $5.5 Trillion. Aeroquip President Peter Hurst said the purchase price overs fixed assets and inventor es, ana that payment will be nade in cash and notes amount ng to $1,725,000 in nine months Republic Rubber, located In foungstown, Ohio, manufac ures wire braid hose, including Aeroquip type hose and hose lor team, refrigeration and othe: ndustrial applications. Hurst said the newly-acquired foungstown plant will be opera ed as the Republic Rubber Div sion of Aeroquip which ow has nine plants in the Jnited States, one plant in Tor- nto, and two in Germany. DETROIT (AP) American lotors Corp. announced Friday hat its Rambler automobiles be built in Chile for the rst time, starting early in 1964.

Roy D. Chapin executive ice president in charge of MC's international operations, aid a new assembly plant is ow under construction at Arica northern Chile. Chapin said the plant, AMC's fth Rambler facility in Latin merica, will have an annual apacity of 2,000 cars. Output Is iheluled to start In April, he ild. Alvin Jarvlnen, Wakefield, conducted services at Our Sav 1 Lutheran Church Sunday, Dec.

1.5- Mr. and Mrs. Arne Salminen and daughter, Sandra, visited her father for two days. Sandra celebrated her first birthday anniversary while here. Maple Grove Club Has Party at Kuehnl Home BRUCE CROSSING Maple Grove Extension held its Christmas party Thursday Dec.

11, at the home of Mrs. a Kuebnl, with 13 members and one guest present. Mrs, Russell Sain, recreational leader, assisted by Mrs. Edward Urbls, had charge of the games. Christmas carols were sung by Exchange of gifts preceded The next'meeting will be held Jan.

9 at the home of Mrs. Louis swanson. DETROIT (AP) A spokes- an for Chrysler Dodge "vision Friday confirmed pub- ihed reports that the Division as purchased a 22-acre site in alias, Tex. for development as truck center. The spokesman declined com- ent on how much Dodge paid the land.

Published reports aced the figure at $385,000. CAMDEN, N.J. (AP)-- Dlrec- rs of Campbell Soup Co. Fri- ay proposed a three for one lit of common stock and In- eased the quarterly dividend 1 5 cents to 60 cents a share. Dec.

28. The rival National Football League, its season finished awaits the title playoff betweer New York and Chicago, at Chi cago, Dec. 29. San Diego, 10-3, Is a solii choice to snap Denver's run three straight regular season decisions over the Chargers. In 1962, Faulkner whipped his for mer boss twice.

This year the Broncs, 2-10-1, scored 31 points in the last quarter to pull out a 50-34 verdict in the teams' firs meeting. Sunday's rematch sends a healthy San Diego MwecWn crew against a crippled Denve club. AFL Player-of-the-Year Tobin Rote has shaken off bursitis attack and will dlrec the Chargers' attack. Keith Lin coin, out last week with a con cussion, rejoins Lance and Paul Lowe in the backfleld The Broncos could suit up only 21 of 33 soldiers during practice sessions this week Third-stringer Don Breaux Is the only sound quarterback. Top ground-gainer Billy joe, defensive captain Bud McFadln and safetyman Hewitt Dixon are all question marks because of injuries.

iuild Members Guests At White Pine Meeting BERGLAND The members of St. Ann Guild of St. A Jatholic Church were guests at a meeting of St. Jude Guild at White Pine recently. A turk upper was served after which 50 cent gifts were exchanged.

During the social hour, Mrs. Fredrikson of Ontonagon made a chalk drawing of the nativity and as she was drawing three een-age girls sang Christmas carols. Mrs. Fredrikson also ead a story, The Meaning of Christmas. Kenneth Grant Jr.

and family lave moved to Bayard, N. vhere he is employed. Mrs. Herman Fanslav a Mrs. Harry Monfils were I n- wood shoppers.

Mrs. William Havela entertained the 500 Club. Prizes were won by Mrs. William Too y. Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley a stockholders will be asked to shopped at Ashland. En ro I approve the split at a sDecial' Mrs Jonn Gullans anfl Mrs. they visited her sister at Boul- meeting March 3 vnf Hlftht wingman Gordie Howe the Detroit Red Wings Is in Ms 18th National Hockey League He Is 35 and has been the league's most valuable play- tr six times. de; 1 Junction.

The Christmas sale held 11 at the parish hall of St. Ann Catholic Church was a success. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Salonen Sr.

were guests of their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sikkila, and family at Covlngton. Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Windnagle have returned home after spending three weeks at Drayton Plains with their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parks. The Sewing Club held 11 Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Herman Fanslau.

i were exchanged by the 10 members present after which lunch was served by the hostess. New Highway Opened LANSING (AP) Interstate 498, a 3.5-mlle freeway linking Interstate 96 with Lansing, has opened for traffic. The $6,8 mil- Ion project was completed in 'record according to State Highway Commissioner Bishop Moving To New Post DETROIT (AP) The Rt. Rev. Robert L.

DeWitt, suffra- gan bishop of Michigan's Episcopal Diocese, is accepting the post of coadjutor bishop of the diocese of Pennsylvania, one ol the largest in the nation. Bishop DeWitt, 47, announced his acceptance Friday. He was elected at a special diocesan convention In Philadelphia Dec. 12 but asked a week's time to make up his mind. He takes the new office next April 1.

The Pennsylvania diocese has 125,000 communicant members. It covers the counties of metropolitan Philadelphia. Bishop DeWitt, elected to his present post in 1960, came to Michigan from Massachusetts In 1940 to become curate at Christ Church He became rector at St. Luke's Church In MB DAILY GLOBS WANT-ADS John Mackie, adding that more Ypsllanti In 1M4, returned to han 50 men worked without Cranbrook ns rector In 1948, and days off for more than three server! Crnnbrook 12 years months to complete It bolorc being raised to the cpls- year-end. Fritz Potvin.

There was an exchange of gifts, it being the club's Christmas party. A lunch was served by the hostess Louis Hamel is recuperating at his home after undergoing surgery at LaCroix Hospital, white Pine. Mrs. H. C.

Lund entertained the 500 Club at ner home. Cards were played at two tables and prizes were won by Mrs. Sherman Western, Mrs. Lyle Western, Mrs. Harry Monfils a Mrs.

Stanley Ray. The tab 1 were decorated in a Christ a motif and there was an exchange of 11 gifts. Lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. Stanley Ray, Mrs.

Harry Monfils and daughter, Patri 1 a. spent a weekend at Green Bay. visiting relatives. En route they stopped at Eagle i and Mrs. Ray's mother, Mrs.

Anna Welrichs of Eagle River accompanied them to Green Bay. They also visited at Algoma, Wis, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Blonshine and son, Kenneth, were at Marquette where Kenneth received medical attention. Mrs.

Mary Rlntala is spending a week visiting frle.icls and relatives it Amasa and Crystal Falls. Mental Health Great Financial Social Problem ONTONAGON--Judge' Joseph M. Donnelly, Houghton, spoke to the Ontonagon County Board of Supervisors on mental health Tuesday afternoon at the Ontonagon Courthouse. He stressed that this is an increasing problem in the county, state and nation. Donnelly noted that besides a sociological problem, mental health is a great fin ancial problem.

He stated that the first 12 months that a patient is in the Newberry State Hospital, the county must pay $5.90 a day. Ten years ago that rate was $3.33 a day and the costs are going up each year. Judge Donnelly feels that the remedy to the problem lies part i a 11 In Act 54. Act 54 authorized any number of counties to join and form a mental health i i 1 The regulations are that if such a forms, a permanent hoard of 12 members is chosen and adopts a State Mental Health approved budget. If this is done, the state will pay 60 per cent of the total cost and the counties 40 per cent.

Judge Donnelly related to the board that the three counties of Baraga, Houghton and Keweenaw have already gone on record as approving a four coun- iy Mental Health Clinic set up. He distributed a financial breakdown of what is now being paid by Ontonagon County to the Upper Peninsula Guidance Clinic and to the Upper Peninsula Mental Health Association at Marquette. Donelly noted that in BOOM TO BREATHE An American tank man sits in the snorkel turret of an American M80 A 1 tank as it crosses the i top. The specially- equipped tank was demonstrated near Cologne, Germany, or European NATO experts, bottom. Tiny Car Chases Big let Down the Runway LOS ANGELES (AP)--The glint jet airliner roared down the runway at International Airport.

Bearing in its wake, like a gnat chasing an elephant, came a ''olkswagen sedan, Leo Am- irose O'Hearn at the controls. Police said they ran the little auto to earth after a long chase, isked how he got onto the run- vay without being seen, police aid he replied: "I don't know, 'm lost. I guess I took the Tong turn." Police said O'Hearn, 38, was his way home from a Christ- nas party. He was booked on a charge being drunk on airport prop- rty, a violation of municipal w. Westminster Guild Christmas Party ONTONAGON Mrs.

Donald Munro entertained the members of the Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church at her home Tuesday evening for the Christmas party. The home was attractively decorated In the Christmas motif throughout. Dessert and coffee were served at 8. Mrs. Donald Lundta presided at a short business meeting and brought a Christmas mess a e.

Reports of the successful Christmas bazaar and tea were presented. The next meeting will be held Jan. 7 at the horns of Joseph Benik. county endeavor, the amount each county would con- would nearly double, but would mean that there would be a permanent psychiatrist for child and adult needs in the Cop- 3er Country. He outlined Sice Memorial Clinic Jor Mental lealth and the personnel that las staffed it since its building.

The judge informed the supervisors that the clinic now has a chance to get a part time psychiatrist. He said the advantage of a four county unit would be that a psychiatrist will be available for the entire area and fiere would be no need to travel Marquette. Donnelly urged that the board of supervisors consider adopting fie resolution and approaching wo temporary'members for the a Health Board. The tern a members Baraga, Keweenaw and Onto a Counties would elect a permanent'board. A lengthy question and answer period between the supervisors and Donnelly followed and a resolution to form a four county Mental Health Clinic was passed unanimously.

James Hilger and Louis O'Malley were appointed as temporary board members and met Friday at Houghton to elect a permanent board of 12 members. As the next item on the county's agenda, Sheriff George D. Mogan introduced Ferris Lucas, secretary-treasurer of the Mien- igan Sheriff's Association, who spoke to the group on the importance of patroling and manpower in the control of crime in this county. He praised the county's receiving of a traffic award for last year and of the improvement of the record keeping system of the department. Lucas explained that the accident rate HEY FELLAS, THIS IS the penglun at" PalOS Verdes.

finds her new roller skates really spd up this business of transportation. Usually Josie just waddles around- Marlneland of the Pacific--but, fitted with skates and cap, sht performed like this after some training. (AP Wirephoto) and the miles traveled rate has gone up In the state as well as the i rate, and questioned the advisability of cutting the sheriff's department fr seven men to three. Lucas said, "I cannot see how three men can be expected to do the same job that It seven men to perform In the past." The supervisors to turn praised Mogan's work and notec that in the past the department has gone over the budget's limit, time after time and the supervisors did not control It. It was noted that with the ad vent of the new administration they have insisted on strict adherence to the budget.

Lu a said that Sheriff Mogan a agreed to eliminate two men from the force of seven voluntarily but said "Frankly I don't know what the citizens can expect in the way of service with only three men, when one must be at the desk at all In other action, the supervisors went on record as supporting the same deer opening day throughout the state and a copy of the same will be sent to all concerned officials and departments. Chief Deputy Allen Carr appeared before the board with a request on behalf of the other two deputies for overtime pay at a rate of $1.25 for time over 48 hours; hospital insurance paid; two weeks vacation with pay, and the payment of a false arrest bond with accompanying insurance. Carr noted that in case of a false arrest, the deputy stands to lose due to a suits, all they and their family own. He then outlined the pay and fringe benefits received by the village police department as compared to the county. He said he and the other deputies were not asking for a 40 hour week but only for overtime after 48 hours.

He explained that the special deputies lined to relieve the regular men are not trained for police work and have regular jobs that they must attend to. The board held a lengthy discussion with Carr and pointed out that-many of the requests were well taken. They asked him to try and formulate how much the overtime provision would cost the county as well as other requests and present them at the January the board decided that false arrest bond should be approved Immediately at a cost of $17.50. In other action, Duncan Cameron and Attorney Donald Munroe spoke of the efforts being made to receive an Accelerated Public Works Grant, for the buidiing of a new jail as well as a new county garage at Bruce Crossing. The has spoken to the state-arid area representatives in Washing! and everything Is being (tone to accomplish this.

However. Munro pointed out that OnteBag County has already-received from the Federal Goyernm more money than many of the larger counties in the a e. Supervisor Myftren noted a the representatives should be advised that the only thins keeping the jail from being condemned is that application tor grants are on It that door is closed the Jail would be condemned. Munro recommended that the board a plans of steps to take If jrant is received for the county tas only 60 days following notification to raise the necessary corresponding monies needed. Attorney Munro alos on the defeated harbor Mil and stated that efforts'-are under way to have it placed on next year's agenda, and of the work of U.P.C.A.P.

1 was the future of'the'Fbfcupihe Mountain Ski Hill; The board authorized the spending of $150 by the County Development Corporation for an option on land. The corporation hope's thai with this land it'may" be able to negotiate with the conservation ski hill problem. that the facilities at must be Improved as other hills are spending money to-bet i heir facilities each If you are using salted peanuts in making peanut you may wish to rid the nuts of excess salt by rubbins them gently between paper gtpweling. Get the peanuts you start preparing toe: candy! Gifts From A Smart, Modern Santa: Hingi Gaskeij Spark Plugs Fuel Pumpi Mirron. FREE! FREE! FREE! your LONG PLAY RECORD of CHRISTMAS CAROLS with purchase of any set of new or recapped iirei 4-H Club to Present Yule Program Monday ONTONAGON The Bee 4-H Club will present a Christmas program a evening at 7:30 at the Green Lutheran Church.

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