Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 2

UW Family Advocates 'Getting Death Out of the Closet' Woman Is Candidate Salary Schedule Will Be Set Here The Ironwood Local Elected Officers Compensation Commission will meet in the Memorial I Building Wednesday. The Sept. gro'jp! lost hor husband and she say For Ihe first lime since 1961 28 SM sion starts at 4 p.m. woman has taken out TM- now salaries tor fording to Mar) und, eilv clerk. i Ul us lu m.

1 I 1 1 I 1 of Ihe close!" and openly dis-'when death striks, but we don'l cussed, according lo University i know how to be helpful," she Wisconsin family said, specialist Jane Tybring. A Mrs. Tybring addressed a spouse, a person lias ttie surviving lost spouse group of about a dozen women fJimiU be encouraged to' (al iod ol resealmcnt. Hope a gradually, and the persoi must struggle lo return on "Talking About Death'! alyoul Ihe dead person. Too of-i Thursday at Ihe Iron Counly: I en friends pay visits otter a Courthouse in Hurlcv.

i funeral and liv lo a wd talking I i "1 the suJijeslions about Ihe subject of death, I be healthy for the Reassurance, encouragement! say also took out papers: Elvin McKellar 1120 X. Hemlock St. and incumbent Commissioner Mark Vukovich, 612 Garvey Si. Another commissioner, Mich- ael Semenak, 10n Shararnck TV i aei acnicnaK, 10n Shamrnck "isp.ays of emotions, such as! filed papers with the requisite laments of cmTM Bar Backs Marijuana number of signatures. Semeciak mayor pro tempore.

The latest withdrawals brim Indian Fund Applications To Be Taken SAULT STE. MARIE Members at Ihe Bureau of Indian Affairs Michigan Agency will be at (he Marenisco Town Hall Saturday, Ocl. 1, to assist individuals in completing application forms for At and should be offered to the mourner, wlu'lo phrases such as "Time will heal" and ,,,,51 I( snares 01 lunds Ice number ol candidates to 16, awarded Ihe Orand Stiver Band if all return Hie nomination i of Ottawa Indians for IKipera. acres of southeastern Michigan laksn la lo liie United States Scouts to Hold Camporee Here The Wah-Da-Bong District of Ihe Lake Superior Council Boy Scouts of America will host (he i.Meet Yoiir Neighbors Tall Camporcc Sept. 30-Ocl.

2 at Ihc Gogebic Counly Fairgrounds according to Frank Morris, catnporee coordinator. Scout units from Dululh, Superior, Ashland, Ilouvghton, Iron River, nhinelander, Hayward, Tlunuicr Bay, Sault Sle. Marie 'and all areas between have been invited to attend and a group of 3W is expected. 'IVoops will check into the camporec site Friday evening and set up camp. No ground fires will be permitted.

Saturday morning! boy leaders of troops will demonstrate scoul skilU such as knot tying, lire- making, compass use and knife and axe skills. PAGE 1 Ironwood Dolly Globe, frl, September 23. 1977 Deer Cause 2 Deer, were directly responsible for two accidents In Iron County Thursday, according to Iron Counly deputies' reports. An Ironwood man received minor injuries when tlie vehicle he was a passenger in struck a deer on Highway 77 in the Town of Anderson in a 10:30 p.m. mishap, llay Kivi, 1317 N.

Lawrence Ironwood, received leg injuries when (he Superior Eye Addition To Ashland Hospital ASHLAND Tlie Ashland County Board Thursday paved the way for an addition to the Memorial Medical Center by adopting several roso'utious for a $1,157,000 loan application to lie filed, with Ihe Farmers florae Iron Mishaps A i a Homes vehicle operated by Arthur Korpela, 22, 459 U. Pine Ironwood, struck ar.d killed the animal. According to Ihe accident report, Korpela tried lo avoid the deer and Ihe truck rolled over in Ihe middle of Ihe roadway when the snitnal was struck. Deputies noted Ihe roadway one mile west of Highway 122 has low shoulders. The vehicle was extensively damaged.

A 18-year-old Montreal man's car was totally wrecked in a Thursday accident on' U.S. 2 in Kimball near Ihc' County Trunk intersection. Jeffrey Furyk, 18, Michigan was traveling west oil Ihe highway when he swerved to avoid a deer thai ran in front of vehicle. In doing so, his vehicle left Ihe roiidiv.iy and struck a tree, spinning arowri and hilling two more trees before coming to rest. Ti.e macUin? was (otvod to a weekdays from fl a.m.

to 4:34: under the Treaty of supported by Ihe bar is bein considered in tho slate House. The bill is expected lo come up DETROIT A -for debate r.e.sl week. harm! plon "We feel that far too 10 two counts of paraiTM d'Q' law enforcement lime ar.d nion-! embezzlement after ndmittini' sick WilTM.i cy js being spent iii attempting'Iw took money from the poliU expl'ai4oiK of iL lo change a social practice si, a cal fund of Detroit Jlavor Coie- tfi'd mavttrn ilar to the use of alcohol," slate! man Young and from a clien ue Inctinl, 1 nrii-nlA I U10.V opt DOSG il (AVI use -i 1-e wv TM i vv-ivr (A1 Joseph L. ilardig private account. said.

Louis Lee pleaded puii'v "Prohibll-an of alwhol a before ol roit Jl not work, and we do r.o: believe Kccordei-'s Court Jud-o that the use of criminal A GiHU lo the reduced' I sanctions against marijuana cliargcs. a i a i i The IVaj-ne County Prose- enforcement systems," Hardig cutor's office charged Ue with stealing 530,698.67 from the The policy-making bodv fust fur.d lie adiiiinister-sl for Delroi bar 5easc -j i f' a md TMJ'erf rcraa the Interior Feb I9 191 or a available census 01- tecoKS ac a Chinese ccp-'able to the Secretary of (he CX TM la a hcaU! in Mich- Ottawa Indian blood of Hi" iV ya say slate hca t)l i i a aree of one-fourlh or and air mass carrying the fall- citize" of ,1," United Pass oier the Great Slates ish: Mr s. Waunetta Dominic, Agency. I -a a a madc 0 shcl Van Farowe, chief of. attendance at Marenisco lo as rplna cvion allvc lilc alp P' llc sist with from a ter- inent's radiology divisicn, said Thursday radiation monitors at ea pre- nvironniental sideol of the Xorthcrn Mieh'-an 0 Association Wells, Ashland, Wisconsin Vanity Plates Bill to Pass MADISON, Wis.

(AP) Speedy approval by the Assembly was predicted Thursday for a bill which would enable Wisconsin motorists lo obtain personalized license plates. The measure's chief sponsor Hep: Michael Kirby, D-Milwaii- The board also voted lo join! a second macfiine belonging lo Joseph Walta, 33, Gile, aroiiral 9:11) p.m. Wednesday. The Walta vehicle was legally parked. Deputies said they later apprehended fiulnn attempting to cor.ceal his vehicle in the vicinity of his Iwmc.

Cor Collides With Plug Ihe Wisconsin Mineral He- sources organization but took r.o action on a resolution tha; would ban mining in the a bill is passed to return a greater share of milling taxes to local governments. Rep. David Kedrowski requested the! board delay action on ide resolution unlil he is able to attend a board meeting and dis-i cuss state mining legislation. Obituaries Ms on funeral ar-. nuclear plants and a single de- would be aKci to advertise if they specialize certain areas of 1m: salary of He lives I $lOO-a-monlh apartment.

Sli.GOO-a-year plus. in a Market Declines NEW YORK (AP) The stock market retreated again tors both water i vcSi: owned by Thomas content. of the 164 Francis was.P'atos. loring sites ai-e near nuclear i taken in front of his Kirby said he had no obiec- plants. was recovered.

Tivoa-itn nrrhfept? in rile considered the most' Po 'icesaid they had contacted. cut, i r05 AUy Tjneslad on Minor were not serious, in- considered til? most important pathway by which lion to the reduction. i was a World War 11 veteran "II is estimated the bill iijlljlii 1965 he moved to Chicago, Tonight's Activities Officers of the Lily of the Valley Rcbckah Lodge will meet -1 with persislen, 7 6 'TM rsing interestj Tr.e Dow averaae of 30 i JrHil industrials lost a fraction in early Declines a s.tiail lead over advances amons New York S(ock k. Inn, Hur- iclice for the Upper Asscciation ReservaHons for Due Oct. 5 The Federal Reserve reported a billion increase in the basic measure of ite monev sup'ply late Tiiursday.

Analysts notei ilia: ihe r.o-.v sparked fears of c'redii-ilghienina bv Today's eirly price; ircluded Contir.L-cta: Oii. unchansovl vesiigaiors from Ihc Ironwood i Police Department said. A backing accide'nl around noon happened en Norfolk Si r.nrtli of McLeod Ave. William C. Merchant, 30.

319 E. Aurora said he pulled up northbound behind a concrete truck. Mid couldn't back up in time! (o avoid a collision the' 1d IK didn't see Merchant's ma-! i i i chine when he backed up to In run the truck into the alley. And a parked amo owned by The Associated Press 1 Gotta Motors was damaged Federal officials said resi- i. Walter P.

Zu: r.ced not be concerned debris from nuclear tests reaches man. Health officials routine'! check milk samples taken from areas around ttie state. Samples will be chocked cossa the Jie.vt few days to tferermiar wlilher rat'iation from (he Clii-. nese lest is in cosv's nii. uiv 1,111 i In 1.

(7JtJV aboul SIV5.COO a year from where he married the former (do 2:25 collision (liana Montreal. The hvo-iloor was towed (o body shop for repairs afier weapaiis' (he re 1 sl ih 5" Kirby sawr'-'lhat' lrer.e\Maki"on'sept. I Polico" wrnlc force that the.man be extra- i be more than enough to Survivors M.lude Ills widow; I basic Hw A warrant has TMi the cost nf addino in-n. a i dLI 1 'i-e oaatc speed law. 'iter Clerks Vote i Gridder I Collapses, Ores The bill the Senate on Paul, i 18-13 vote Tuesday, despite Mrs.

John (iallo and Mrs Wil' 1 5 la TM i to! Haanpaa, Ironwood, Union Employes of Ihe Ironwood I Jupiter Store, owned and Persons plar.nina to attend the on tr.c""An,iivsis of 1 11 1 concerner Iroi-GoEehic Counrv nnv A Po'-ice he a possible fallout from iroiu-ogohie Coumv Buy- was Wo a lp mVf wjdc radioac(iv( on near Aver St. and 'o'J! which drifted, over Wis Co --j- ijt-i i naaupaa, ironwooa ers it would lead to requwt lor I Mrs. Gallo and Mrs Haanpaa i op le icease plates bearing such foal- attended the services' a CIvca 1 Th rsfa repre- Kv A I 0rds as cats bais by Retail Store I.P..MM.iOA, Kj. (AP) A rats." 6 ploycs Union. Ixwal 214 af- Under the legislation, a per- fili with the Retail Clerks Ii'ternaiioBal Association, i CIO, for the purposes of collcc- Words or combinaltas thai: The Porcupine bargaining.

School officials sa conratatioiis offensive to, Club will meet at 7 p.m. Sun- 5C cr lu TM, to vote in Ihe goorf tase md decency" would' day, Sept. aj, at Ihe Senior Citi-: dec Ion cr Part-lime IG-ycar-old higii stt.ool football player, died than hours after collapsing during praclice. was riiscussina a and up 19 On Thursday ttc inditit-ial crosaed j.sa io S.I9.;4, scr.in:.-, ers, ihe ResiceiH and the are reminded by Joseph la Kuppe, County Eslen- )nlinuel that rescrvatiais Fed nlu be marie by Wcdr.osdav, Oct. 5.

The workshop will be Tuesday, Oct. from 3:30 to p.m. i.n the Jacob Solin Lee- his machine hit Ihe parked one wnsin. The clo-jd, r'csultiii" Funerals 197S, when the stale is to issue! MKS. MANY j.

I recent Chinese micTc.irtet!, f. er ai woks ago after com a me siaie is 10 issn drifted eastward across Wiscon- Ia of headaches and had nc license plaus Kirby saM sin. The Enriromne.ital Pralec-' il5 reiunied lo foolball prac- lion Agency (EPA) reported the lic uil! i I'-'i parenls' clearance. Globe Want Ads Find 1 1 passed over Madison at Under the legislation, a per- -son could request combinations of up to six digits and numbers ull UIU thai: The Porcupine us offensive to, Club will rneel at 7 p.m. a coney" would'day, Sept.

aj, at Ihe Senior Citi ic N'ehi-1 zens Building, Bcrgland. t. n.TM Saturday's Activities tests ncn nftor "mi. employes as of Aug. 24 excluding tlie siorc manager, manager, a management trainee.

guards and supervisors as per the National Labor Relations Act. The election was conducted by ture Center at Gogebic Cora- Funeral services for Mrs. Ma- rs at College. It is sponsored i J- Kivi, to. Emin Township Iron Counly University who died We.tte-dav al Gogebic' n-i a.m.

Thursday al an altitude ween and Losers by a o-i i'- Boarvi "vol; by the Iiuu Louniy universitv ne.i:ic-aav alGoccbic i of office Medical Care Facilitv, wMl he ta- nor and the Gogebic County Michi- al 1:30 p.m. Mond.iv at gan Stale University-Exlension Trinity Uitlierar. i L. and S3 fee can se.it to: Joseph Riverside Ccicclcry. TM- a randca THE WEATHER (O li-i.

from 22.20 Rtppe. Director, The Nybers Miner Counly Mortuary will open for OiJicc. Buildins, P.O. lion at 5 p.m. Saiday.

VL-iipiTon 33. Iro.T.iood, Michigan Thursdav was 70 at Jackson. The lowest was 55 at Tr.e Minocqun outdoor cooking contest will begin at 9 a.m. The Land O'Lakes Chamber of Commerce Colorama smo-- gasbord will be held at the Town Hall from a.m. to 2 Helations Board representative fw the Upper Peninsula and Bomb Is Hoax previou The NYSE's composite ir.dex nas ur.rhj.-efd x.03.

On th-: American Ex- charge, the niarkei value wss of: V. 3 1 (hur.derr.esd," fcr radialion to mix i rain fall to the ground, said Peier Tedeschi "x-fliVssirihiMK 1 radia sp ialut in from a.m. Monday i hc Any radiation that may fall probably be diluted and row a.m. Ven-js, and Chance of rain each day TV accumulate in are in the east in the Only minor day-to-day HAXCE SKIES Iroiuvood Catholic High School eiMcuntcd Thursday morning while Ironwood Police cl-ccked out a bomb threat. Ttc school reported Ihe call Sunset today 6:57.

Sunrise to- EXTENDED morrow 6:50. Moor.se'. Sunday through Tuesday Officer Charged In Pizzeria Robberies lem- Saturn and Ve- perature changes. Hig'hs will nlls sre quite near the Earth ranee from Ihe mid 50s to low" Bar. Sophi: rep.cccd in 10 after being charged unlatch the window and raised holding up Dino's and Dia- the portion lo gain entry, mor.d's pizzerias al gunpoint.

Officers estimated 'in I'oueil was arrested al ar.oth- son. C.iiif' at .1 daiijiiler, Mrs. Kcr.neili in the ncr. Bessemer; eight grar.dchit- Ann "i a sister. Mrs.

cash was tasen. all b'i: S40 in er Pontiac restaurant about iwvr Hi-lev silver. Tee robbery probably ec- hours after the second robbery tioa lo her cune.1 boiwe.n 4 a.m. an.1 the Powell was off-duty the lirr.c precc.icxi i'i dcaili bv'tp-f lime pclice were summoned, of e.e robberies. a-, 1 a police said, adding Unt tl.e matur remain under investi-i AA to Meet w- i i i-l i A he Seslod persons are in.

0 attend. -RN fftrL 'V- DETROIT (AP) The winning numbers in Thursday's ly Bureau of the Slale lottery Michiganie ore: i 18 and 583. Saturday or Mercer MF.RCKfi The i of Alcohnlics Anonymous 1 will hold a meeting at 7:30 p.m. 'Saturday al the Methodist Ctmrcli on lliyhway in Mcr-- cer. An AA nienilior from Men i mac.

ml! bo ll.e 'speaker. coffee will: he served. The is open lo public. SPECIAL NOTICE Ironwood Township Residents The Ironwood Township landfill on Airport Rd will be open from 10:00 a m. to 6:00 p.m.'on Wednesdays and 8:00 a.m.

lo p.m. on Saturday unlil furlher notice. Ironwoad Township Board LAKE FORECAST Lake Superior East to souih.easl winds 15 lo 1 25 knots today increasing lo 20 to 30 knots tonight. Rain or drizzle wih fog patches. Waves two lo five feet today increasing to four (o eight feet toniaht.

Maiiitowish Waters' Colorama lestivities are schc-i duled to start al 10a.m. i AJlllu calj The silver tea sponsorei! by' at 10:19 an a second call was women of Marquette Dio-; made while the hoax was bc'iic cesc will be held at the Moiui-; checked. Both were said fronT stcrj', iN. U.S. 2, Iron Mountain.

I a young male, from 2 until I Detectives arc investigating. Thank You! On behalf of the board of direclors and management of Eogle Country Club, Inc. I would like to lake'this opportunity to lhank each and every individual, mem- berj non-mcmbers alike, that donated the lime and efforl towards this year's Golfo Italiano Festival. Despite the inclement weather, your made the festival a financial success as well os a very entertaining event fcr everyone thai porlicipoled. Thank you, onco again.

Sincerely, Robert C. Barlo, General Chairmen Golfo llaliano Festival Eogle Bluff Country Club, Inc. When seconds count, count BEACON AMBULANCE 24-Hour Service Emergency and Mon-Emorgency 932-4140.