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Arabs Deny Suez Overturn Pay Falls to Israelis -Rulingat lambeau Mill medicine through Israeli lines six miles north of Suez on the west bank of the canal, and Egyptian amphibious vehicles Obituaries began taktae the suopl es MADISON, Wis. (AP) The Edward PP across the waterway. A U.N. officer said the shipment will last the Continued from Page One such meetings were expected, the Israeli command said. Many Israelis criticized their government for permitting relief supplies to reach the encircled Egyptian troops along the southeast side of the Suez Canal.

Some said the plight of the auu a weeii 1 CI Wils are therefore entitled stranded troops should have I TM ord moves oward an S- ployment compensation. been used as a bargaining point another su PP operation. The decision by the high court Mrs. E. C.

O'Connor And Scott E. O'Connor DOLLAR BAY Joinl funeral services were held today at Chapel here for Mrs. --36) a nd mated 20,000 Egyptian troops i a or dispute and that employes about a week, but there was no are therefore entitled to unem- VV Vx. W) Court ruled, her son Scott O'Connor, 5, today that the 1971 closing of, who died Saturday following an Flambeau Paper Co. in automobile accidenl near While Pine.

Burial was in Forest Hill Cemetery here. Mrs. O'Connor, the former esti- Par Falls was not due to a Mack Blasts DNR Program PAGE 2 Ironwood Daily Globe, Tuesday, Oct. 30, 1973 Irene Marie Norlin, was born' March 18, 1937 in Dollar Bay! and graduated from Dollar Bay LANSING State Senator High School in 1955. She mar-, Joseph Mack, D-Ironwood, to- ried Edward O'Connor April, 25, day blasted the Department of Halloween Mingles Holy Day and Evil Powers 1959 at Dollar Bay.

Natural Resources for "squan- By THOMAS IS1IAM Daily Globe Staff Halloween, which will be cele- Surviving are her husband; dering taxpayers' money" on bra ted this Wednesday, is a one daughter, Miss Sherry, what has been labeled as a TMnM nnrennaiitv Lynn, at home; her father. Axel I charm school for its approxi- Norlin, Houghton; five mately 2,800 employes. Chester and Richard, Dollar! ''The DNR says it is sending night with a split personality. It is one of the quirks of our history that Halloween, the man beings now transformed punishment for evil 3eeds. With the Christianization of Europe, the two feasts and the religious beliefs that fostered them intermingled.

Thus came our present-clay use of. witches, Bay, M. Sgt. Ernest, Austin, all its staff to a special school, ize the evil powers of the world, night that has come to symbol-1 ghosts and cats in Halloween Arthur, Kingsford, and to teach its personnel how to Robert, Pla'centia, four, be nice to taxpayers at taxpay- to get the POW exchange arranged. U.N.

drivers Monday took 100 truckloads" of food, water and Some Prices Continue Rise A spot check in a local store Monday on 14 food and non-food items showed that six items rose in price, one declined, and seven stayed the same compared to prices one to two months ago. Increases were recorded in a pound of butter, which has gone from 89 cents to $1.09 during the past two months, and in a quart of whole milk, which has risen from 36 to 42 cents during the same period. Other increases during the "two months show a box of detergent rising from 89 to 99 cents (after dropping to 80 cents last month), a five-pound bag of granulated sugar rising from 79 to 93 cents, and an eight- ounce can of tomato sauce rising from 16 to 17 cents. Center cut loin pork chops were at $1.49 per pound, the same as months ago but up 10 cents from one month ago. The only decline was the price of a pound of all-beef frankfurters, which dropped from $1.32 to $1 29.

Prices stayed the same during the past month for a pound of ground chuck, one-dozen medium white eggs, 73 cents; a 10-ounce can of coffee, a 12-ounce jar of peanut butter, 59 cents; a two-roll package of paper towels, 57 cents; a ounch bag of chocolate chip cookies, 61 cents, and a six- ounce- can of frozen orange juice, 34 cents. Maj. Gen. Avraham Adan, I overturned a decision of Re-1 the commander of Israel's ar- serve Judge George R. Currie, mored corps, watched the sup-, who had reversed an earlier sistesr, Mrs.

John Foley, Dollar Bay, Mrs. David Grewe, Han- TvT TJ over, N. Mrs. ers' expense," said Mack. "That's preposterous.

If these actually means "hallowed evening" or "holy evening." According to authorities, the festivities. For the most part, the evil spirits that struck terror into the ancient Druid hearts have Bald- people don't know how to be diclion is lhat the Roman reason for this apparent contra- been transformed in the modern canal and commented: "They Labor and Human Relations are our enemy. They started finding. the war. I never heard of giv- In siding with the state agen- ing food to the enemy and cy, the su.reme court said it they haven't even shown the agreed that the unemployment elementary humanity of giving of some 370 workers in the sum- us the names of our prisoners mer of 1971 was not caused by of war." a bona fide labor dispute.

Some Israeli their criticism directly to ment of unemployment compen- Meir when she visited the army sation claims to strikers in or- on both banks of the canal der to prevent an employer plies being ferried the state Department of fridustry, Pot Evidence growing marijuana cal man here in District Court today may hinge on a question soldiers made Wisconsin law bans the pay-1 of legal sea rch and seizure. BESSEMER tion of The disposi- win, Kingsford, and Miss Esther nice to the taxpayers, they Catholic Church named Nov. 1 Norlin, Troy. should be fired not pam- All Saints Day a holy day, back in the 800s A. D.

Scott Edward O'Connor wasjpered." born Aug. 27, 1968 and was a i Mack, who for years has criti-1 Around the same time of year consciousness into harmless figments of the imagination. But not for everyone. The 19GOs and 1970s have spawned a revival of interest in the oc- kindergarten student at'Dollar cized the ''DNR a pagan celebration called cult, ranging from innocent Bay for their arrogance and heavy-. "Sarnhain" (sunner's end) ini- pasttimes sucto as astrology and nfantfne and Surviving besides his handed tactics, said he was liated by the ancient Druid parapsychology to more sinister fuana aeainst a lo I sister and maternal grandfather pleased when'Governor Mffliken' priests of Britain and Gaul was activities, such as dabbling (or rjuana against a lo-i atornn i ovlnHr.arfmtc recentlv recognized what Mack alsn celebrated.

attempting to dabble) in witch- Monday. from financing a strike against himself. are his paternal grandparents, recently recognized what Mack also celebrated. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul has charged, and ordered the. The Druid tradition held that craft, black magic and satan- Muskegon, and his paternal DNR to be "more sensitive and' ghosts, spirits, elves, fairies and ism. great-grandparents, Mr. and responsive and less arrogant, witches came out of the forests Although the i 11 i i. mi Vii A spokesman she told i Attorneys for the state agency I seized' by Gogebic County Sher- Judge Eugene Zinn today held a hearing on a motion to quash Mrs.

William Schaaf, Hancock. callous jind the information and to dismiss as evidence several large plants, allegedly marijuana 20th one soldier: "Nobody ever estimated that unemployment' iff deputies in August. doubted you could lick old 3rd compensation involved about The plants were allegedly Mrs. Anna Gayan Mrs. Anna Gayan, 84, Cloverland died Monday at' said Mack.

'dealing with the public." i "But I shouldn't have Century in' to harm persons at night. They. man prides himself on his I also believed that cats were scientific cast of mind, an i surprised by the DNR's ridicu- 13251 lous solution to its problem," been sacred and had once been hu- Grand View Hospital. Army, but there are political $250,000 for the employes idled considerations." She added that by the closing of the firm from the United States had told her' Sept. 5 to Dec.

11, 1971. Attor- it and the Soviet Union would neys for the firm put the figure press the Arabs for a POW ex- at $1 million, change. Maj. Gen. Haim Herzog, the 'It's typical of the foggy The employes' contract had Israeli state radio's author- expired July 31, 1971.

After un- itative commentator, reported: i successful negotiations, the was American pressure ions on Aug. 5, 1971 served the on Israel to give a concession, management with a 30-day no- to the Egyptian forces to prove, tice of termination of the con- the Americans can tract. found growing on the property! Born March 19, 1889 at Buda- thinking of DNR bureaucrats of Stephen S. Slining, 25, Erwin est Hungary, she was the who have nothing better to do imfa nt Township, County Sheriff "Chester J. "Prebish and Deputy Daniel Pezzelti discovered the plants while investigating a routine traffic complaint.

Slining's attorneys were trying to establish that the sheriff spotted and seized the plants without a search warrant, or an arrest warrant or any prior Goeebic daughter of the late Mr. and than sit Gogebic the goods, which the Russians I The workers are members of suspicion of the knowledge of can't do. the International Brotherhood of the ulants. Egypt's official Middle East, Paper Makers, Local, 445, and News Agency, in its first reference to the 3rd Army since Is- the International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Papermill rael announced last week that Workers, Local 119. it was encircled, said Monday! On Aug.

19, four days after that the force "valiantly President Nixon's wage price standing firm" and that its sup- freeze, they attempted to with- ply bridges across the canal I draw the notice, but the com- Gogebic County Prosecuting Attorney Anders B. Tingstad and the sheriff were trying to establish the right to investigate and seize the plants after seeing it on the property. After hearing verbal arguments and witnesses on the mo- 1911, she married Joseph Gayan ers' money, at Holy Trinity Catholic Church Mack and he died in 1950. A son, Jo'- payers' around" and think of I A Candidate Speaks Out I dates running for one of seven Catholic Church and the First Catholic Ladies Slovak Union, i Branch 117. bureaucracy how to a private business treated its customers with as much arrogance as this department has a Surviving are three sons, Leo- treated the taxoavers who nav Ldxpayeib wuu pay Arir Tnhn uonn, their salaries, the company Hr il Kenosha were intact.

The agency. also denied a i down operations and had turned claim by Israeli officers last down orders in anticipation of pany said it had begun winding tion today, Zinn will make a week that Israeli forces on tne west bank of the canal were occupying most of Suez, the town at the southern end of the waterway. It had said the repelled town's defenses "all enemy at- an impending strike. Agreement on a new contract was not reached until Dec. 11.

The supreme court opinion, written by Justice Horace Wilkie, said it agreed with the Department of Industry, Labor Briefly Told The Iron County, Zoning Committee will meet Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in the extension office of the Courthouse in Hurley. About $200 Stolen From Hurley Firm About $200 was stolen from the safe of the North Star Beverage 103 N. 7th over the weekend, according to a report at the Hurley Police Department today. The report said the safe was pried open but that it had not yet been determined how the building was entered.

Police were told by company personnel that the doors of the building were still locked Monday morn- iiig. The theft is still under investigation. 10 Children Injured PORT HURON, Mich (AP) -Ten school children were injured Monday when an auto careened into them after colliding with another car at an intersection, police reported. An 8-year-old girl was admitted to a local hospital with head injuries but the others were treated and released, officers said. The children were standing on a corner when they were hit.

Police said the drivers of the cars also were hurt but not seriously. tempts to attack it after the I a Human Relations that the Oct. 22 cease-fire forcing employment of the workers was the enemy to withdraw from its outskirts. Suez still is in Egyptian hands." ruling on the motion. Two Hurley not the result of a bona fide labor dispute.

"Although there is a dispute on the record as to whether or not the employer was given notice that there would be no renewal of the termination notice while the price and wage freeze was in effect, there was clearly evidence that the employer was BESSEMER Area police given oral assurance of this," are currently pursuing leads on Wilkie wrote. two juyenile Bessemer area! He said the department cor- girls missing since Saturday; rectly decided that the loss of Search for Missing Girls en Two young Hurley men were assessed heavy fines Monday after they pleaded guilty in Iron County Court, Hurley, to three game law violationsm In addilion, three other persons were fined Monday after pleading guilty to traffic violations. All the cases were handled by Judge Francis J. Fassino. Guy Tilton, 22, 225 Lake and Brian Aijala, 19, 723 Gary were assessed a total of $234 apiece for the game violations.

They were each charged with as Chicago. 16, Russell Nyman, North Bessa- mer, and Donna Mussatti, 15, daughter of John Mussatti, Ramsay. Gogebic County Sheriff deputies and olher local law enforcement officers have been investi- galing the case and have learned that the two girls were reportedly hicthhiking toward Chicago. They were last seen at Osseo, near Eau Claire- Miss Nyman is five feet, five due to economic reasons, the by Plane Wheel Knocks Down Phone Line A wheel of an airplane piloted by Paul Henning, Kimball, struck and knocked down a section of telephone line that crosses US-2 miles west of the US-51 interchange, according to the Iron County, 11 -t-, A inches tall, weights 114 1 haq blue otroc The accident was reported to has blue and was last seen winter jacket. Miss Mussatti is five feet nine department at tyj onc av wearing a According to Ray Strobel, Hurley area manager of Wis- during the closed season and having possession of buckshot In addition, they each were assessed $9 in court two men were appre- eyes and was last wearing blue pants, a maroon jacket with sheepskin Irim and two- tone Ian shoes.

Shobel costs. The hended Oct. 23 in the Town of Mercer. Brian J. Sutherland, 16, Mercer, pleaded guilty to violation of an instructional permit on the main street of Mercer Oct.

14. He was assessed $39. Janet S. Johnivin, 30, 38 Wisconsin Montreal, was fined $59 after she pleaded guilty to driving without a driver's license Oct. 12 on Highway 77 in Montreal.

Randy J. DeRosso, 18, Hurley Rt. was assessed $40 after he pleaded guilty to inattentive n-rH nara, Bessemer, and Emil, Kenosha; wou id be out of business," said three daughters, Mrs. Sidney Mack Dravland, Bessemer, Mrs. Fred don see why DNR person- CarU, Ironwood, and Mrs.

Del- nel should have to be educated Duluth uluth wo chll- He is a member of the board of governors for Best Western Motels, vice president of the bert Peterson, grandchldren and grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Holy Trnity Catholic Church with the Rev. Joseph Polakowski of- ficiating. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery.

i The McKevitt Kershner Fu-! neral home will open at 4 1 p.m. Thursday for visitation. The parish rosary will be recited at 7:30 that night. Mrs. John Rea 22 Ironwood Housing Commission, 16 great taught good manners any member of the count great iff lly any other of and ployes of our state.

They cer-, Sort tainly aren't holy, although' Zoning commission, many of them have a holier, He also a member of the than thou attitude Veterans of Foreign Wa rs, the The Ironwood Democrat said! American Legion nd the Elks Club. In response to a question by Globe, that if the DNR "really wants to be nice to taxpayers for a the DNR a a me a ravor most (the Kleinbrook said: "The gains the cily has made and you have paid for cannot me ouier uaiiu, most be given Revenue sharing rude people don't forget about' fll snmt wisplv get about their manners. 0n the other hand, their manners: they never had 4. hl TROUT CREEK Mrs. John them to begin said Mack concernTs ob- Darwin Rea, 55, Iron River, for- TM of tlT tn mer owner and operator of a Trout Creek restaurant, died first place." Monday afternoon at Iron Riv- undercurrent of belief in occult powers has managed to persist throughout this most progressive of centuries.

There are still numerous witches' coven, witches', associations and diabolists in England. One prominent diabolist, Alastair Crowley, became quite infamous for his sinister rites and practices before dying several years ago. As recently as 1944, an action was raised against Mrs. Helen Duncan, a medium, on the strength of the English legislation of 1736. Manifestations of the occult are not confined to England.

Witches' covens and similar cults have reportedly taken root in America as well. And cases of diabolic possession, relegated to medieval myth by most moderns, have been reported many times in this century, often by reliable persons. Per Utsi, a Lapplander and sorcerer who wandered earlier in this century with his clan between northern Sweden and Finmark, practiced telekinesis (the apparent production of motion in objects without contact or other physical means). He is said to have "brought" an engagement ring from Uppsala to laftaluokta bf this p.racTice. and permanent i Dia bolic cults are still active, "That kind of top personnel shouldn't have been hired in the shown theft er.

Hospital Notes The former Marjorie McGinty RAND VIEW. was born May 11, 1918 at Iron Monday: William Carbo, Mrs. Mountain. In 1936 she married mma Wainio, Ironwood; Mrs. John Darwin Rea at Mass.

She Domenic Corullo, Bessemer; was a resident of Trout Creek au i Leonard. Brainerd, Minn. until 1963 when she moved to Discharged Monday: Mrs. Iron River where she Wednesday's Activities Iron River where she was a i Helia Hilf Hurlev M'rs Rich- i Ttie Norrie School Fun Frolic cook at the Iron Inn several' HhriS will be held from 9 the economy and eventually lower taxes for everyone." Upson; Christine WM etIU UU3U1I, OIlAiOtiilG i 3 years until, retiring because Ni emi, Mrs, Marcdla Miller, donations may be ill health. Leonard Surviving are her husband; 'Miss June Pecard, Bessemer, five sons, Ralph, Alpena, Gerald, Oxford, Michael, Iron Mountain, Edward, De Pere, and Patrick, at home; five daughters, Mrs.

Carol Hamilton, K. I. Sawyer AFB, Mrs. Su-1 LA CROIX, White Pine. Ad- zanne Brown, Bruce milled Monday: Toivo Kataja- Mrs.

Mary LaFountain and maki, Ontonagon; Edith Ojala, Miss Kathy Rea, Monroe, and Crossing; Eva Ann Hiltu- Miss Sheila, at Patienl count Monday: 58. DIVINE INFANT, Wakefield. No discharges Monday. nen, Pelkie. children; two great-grandchil-' Discharged Monday: Linda dren; Iwo brothers, James, Du- King, Bergland.

and Patrick, K. I. Sawyer ONTONAGON MEMORIAL. a lster iss a Admitted Monday: Mae Down-. Masons WIS.

ff 1Q44 to the school during the day. The Newport School Fun Frolic will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Parenl-Teacher conferences will be held al Ihe Bergland Communily School from 1 to 3:30 p.m. School will be dismissed at noon. A Halloween dance will be held at the Watersrneet School and one sister, June, in The Brown Funeral Home, seventh and older from 7 to 11 p.m.

Minerva Chapter, Royal Arch will meet al 7:30 at the Bessemer Masonic Temple. of Charles Manson his "family" in California during the late 1360s and several instances of Florida churches being desecrated at night for black masses. But even the dark side of Halloween has its lighter moments, mostly represented in old legends and traditions. The jack-o'-lanterns, it seems, owe their origin to an Irish tale about a man named Jack who was unable to enter heaven because he was a miser. Poor Jack couldn't even enter hell, the story reports, because he the devil.

As a result, Jack was had played practical jokes on condemned earth with to walk around his lantern until Judgment Day. The concept of goblins came from folk tales in France. People described them as ugly and mischievous little creatures. They were said to live around houses and enjoy doing unexpected tricks like moving i Jane Skoviak, Ontonagon. said the line was which could lead to the location of the missing girls is asked cal Iron County officers said this morning that the matter was any other law neforcement office at once.

on Dangers of Halloween A fine up to $10,000 and 10 accidents caused by children years in prison may be waiting running across the streel afler dark in dark coslumes. Cerlain for anyone placing needles, razor blades, Preliminary Hearing Set for Odanah.Men Judge Francis J. Fassino set preliminary hearing for Nov. 14 for three Odanah men when they appeared Monday in Iron County Court, Hurley, on charges of breaking and entering. In addition, the three' men were leleased from jail on $500 glass, types of masks may also limit signature bonds.

drugs or other harmful objects i the vision of the child to such The three are John A. in trick or treat foods for Hallo( an extent that he might not see LaGrew, 20, and James J. Holmes and Kenneth J. Couture, both 23. They are charged with enter- Tilton and Aijala were cited by the Department of Natural Resources and the other persons vvere ticketed by Iron County, Sheriff's Department Tonight's Activities The Gile Go-Gctters 4-H Club Bruce Crossing, will open at Discharged Monday Melissa! tne American Legion clubrooms this afternoon (EST) for yisita- Kane, White Pine; Joseph Shar- tion.

Liturgical prayers will be key, Ontonagon; Gust Erickson, held at 8 (EST) tonight I Rockland; Martha Jokisalb, Funeral services will be held Bruce Crossing. Wednesday at 11 a.m. (GST) at i The Range Duplicate Bridge chairs and tables suddenly. The Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. at solution to ridding a house of Agnes Catholic Church, Iron River, with the officiating.

Rest Haven will be in Ceme- HOWARD YOUNG MEDICAL CENTER, Woodruff. Discharged a Annelta Hoeing, Woodruff; Herbert Burmeisler, tery, Iron River. The remains will be taken to the church at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday to lie in slate until the time of service. in the Ironwood Memorial Building.

The Cloverland Chorus Bar- bershoppers will meet at 8 p.m. in Room 112 at Gogebic Community College. The Mercer Alcoholics Anonymous, will meet at 7:30 p.m. Catholic ween. I an oncoming car.

Gogebic County Sheriff Ches- Prebish said light costumes. ter J. Prebish today warned not or costumes with reflective tape be sure their children don't eat any treats received on Halloween until the parents have had a chance to inspect the food. Prebish said two cases of placing dangerous materials in treats occurred last Halloween in the county. He warned any such cases this year will be thoroughly investigated and vigorously prosecuted.

Halloween is regarded as a time of fun for children but there are several real dangers involved, Prebish said. One is the danger of fires from jack-o- lanterns and loose, flamable costumes. Close-fitting, fireproofed costumes arc recommended. Another danger is pedestrian should stay out of unfamiliar neighborhoods. Drivers are cautioned to be on the lookout for children in the streets on Halloween and to drive slower than normal in residential sections.

Prebish said there is what he considers to be a healthy trend telephone calls late at night on Harbor last Wednesday by only those who might be temp-' a recommended. Materials ing the Driftwood Inn near Sax- ted to add a harmful substance I that color the face are preferred to food, but warned parents to to masks. Adults should accom- pany children on their outings, Prebish recommended. Children will have a Halloween party at 7 at the Montreal Lodge. All at Memorial members are invited to come Ashland in coslume.

Mrs. Andrew Mickelson, Hancock, will presenl a slide program and commenlary on the Holy Land at 7:30 at Kaleva Hall. The public is invited. The Range Hi Doc Committee will meet at 7 at Wakefield City Hall. The Iron County Finance and Mrs.

Dewey Mercier Mrs. Dewey Mercier, 78, Youngtown, former Saxon Vincent Krauth, at St. Isaac Jogues Erland Nessman, Church. James Wocelka, Park Falls. THE WEATHER breaking two rear windows.

Ac- Salary Committee will meet at cording to the complaint, they stole liquor, beer, cigarettes and other items. Give Warning About Abusive Phone Calls Elderly persons in the Hurley and Montreal area have received a number of abusive to get Halloween off the and into supervised parties held by churches and other organizations. during the past week, according to the Iron County, Sheriff's Department. 'We would like to caution the Prebish noted children can persons making these calls that have a lot of fun at a well- is no joke," officers said. planned parly and the dangers of accidents and the "sick practice" of dangerous materials added to Halloween treats can be eliminated.

They noted that anyone caught making such calls is subject to a fine of not more than $200 and a jail sentence i not to exceed 90 days. I mer. 7 in the county clerk's office in the Courthouse, Hurley. The Ontonagon County Republican Parly will meet at 7:30 al Ihe Courthouse, Ontonagon. The Sweet Adelines will meet at 8 at Gogebic Community College, Room 112.

The A. D. Johnston High School class of 1964 will hold a reunion commillee meeling at 8 at the Bessemer Legion clubrooms. American Medical Center The former Aldea Be) anger was born Nov. 6, 1894 at Saxon and attended Saxon schools.

In 1938 she was married to Dewey Mercier, at Englewood, and they made their home at Burbank, until 1967, when TBMPEHATUUKES IN' I Tuesday, Octolicr Fof 24 hr. poi iod ending nt 12 noon 2 p.m. 4 6 8 m. 10 Midnight 2 4 a 0 n.m. 8 m.

10 .1 2(1 12 noon 48 Precipitation, year to djitc 41 Rclntlvc humidity (in per cent Barometer: 7 a.m. 20.77, 12, 20.BO. RANGE SKIES Sunset today 4:49. Sunrise tomorrow 6:40. Moonset tonight 7:48.

First quarter Nov. 3 Pro- they moved to Youngtown. She minent star, Canclla in north- goblins was spreading flaxseed on the floor. Since the goblins liked neatness, they would try to pick up every seed. This tedious work made them grow tired and instead of finishing, they would move on to another house.

was a member of St. Jaquin Catholic Church, Sun City, Ariz. Survivors include her. husband; a daughter, Mrs. Yvonne Clements, Stone Lake, two grandchildren; three great- grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs.

Lake, Campbell, Kingston, Wash. Funeral services will be held Laura Hooper, White and Mrs. Vina east at moonset. Capella is the brightest star of the constellation Auriga and is a comparatively near star, being only 45 lighl years from Ihe Earth. LAKE SUPERIOR--West half --South to southwest winds 10 to 17 knots becoming westerly winds 12 to 20 knots this afternoon.

Westerly winds 12 to 201 Man Given Sentence For Reckless Driving A Butlerfield, 1 man was fined and given a jail lerm when he pleaded guilly recenlly in Iron County Court, Hurley, to a charge of reckless driving. Wayne H. Loman, 28, was assessed $200 by Judge Francis J. Fassino and given a 0-day jail sentence under Ihe Huber law, which allows a inmate to work during the day. A six- month jail sentence was stayed providing Loman leave the county.

Loman was originally charged with endangering safety by conduct regardless of life. According to court records, Ihe affair occurred on No. 4th Ave. at the home of John Giovanoni in Hurley. The charge was later changed to reckless driving.

Jury Drawing Set For Thursday BESSEMER A public drawing of jurors for the December court term will be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday here at the county courthouse jury room. Jurors for the circuit and dis- Iricl courls for the lerm starting Dec. 4 and continuing to Feb. 4 will be done by random selection by the Gogebic County Jury Commission.

Anyone interested in attending the hearing is welcome to attend the drawing by jury commissioners Patricia L. Krause, Ironwood; Lucy Montonati, Bessemer, and president Cleo B. Hanson, Wakefield. at 10 a.m. Thursday at St.

Ann's knots tonight partly cloudy Catholic Church, Saxon, with the Rev. Virgil Heinen officiating. Burial will be at Lakeview Cemetery, Saxon. I The Engstrom Funeral Home, The Hiawatha 4-H Club will Hurley, will bo open after 5 have an organizational meeting at 7 at Ihe home of Mrs. Russell Sa.iri.

volunteer Firemen's training session No. 4 will be p.m. Wednesday and the rosary will be recited there at 7 that night. Rugged Palm Canyon near Waves zero to 2 feel. EXTENDED FORECAST Up Peninsula--Partly cloudy Thursday.

Mostly cloudy with chance of showers Friday and Salurday. Warming Ircnd Thursday and Friday, lurning cooler Saturday. Lows 30s Thursday, 40s Friday and mid 30s to mid 40s Saturday. Highs hold at (5:30 at City Hall, Besse-lYuma shelters Arizona's only 1 50s Thursday and Friday, low- I native palm tree; I ering into the 40s Saturday. COSTUME Halloween Party WED.

NIGHT MI Kir by he JVIUJEI, James in our Crystal Room. Reservations appreciated St. James Hotel Mutual Insurance people helping people, Dan Bull 600 E. Cloverland Adjacent to Garvey Plumbing Ph. A.