Petoskey News-Review from Petoskey, Michigan • 12

12-PETOSKEY NEWS-REVIEW, Friday, November 3, 1967 Michigan Ham Operator Helps in Colorado Rescue Dzendzel Raps Romnoy For Political Travels Those planning on attending the Child Guidance Dinner Dance should make reservations directly with the Perry-Davis Hotel by November 4. (10216T-29) --WCTU will meet Monday, November 6 In the Petoskey Public Library auditorium at 7:30 P.m. Lovely satin Damask dinner: sets, three yard length with twelve napkins reduced from $46.50 to just $26. Barney Linens on Lake Street are closing for the season this coming Saturday. (10229T-29) Admissions at Little Traverse Hospital yesterday included: Tammy Schler, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Schler, Brutus, medical; Burton Hammond, East Jordan, David Vlglna, Afton, medical; Michael Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Roberts, Pellston, medical and Klmberly Russell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Russell, Cheboygan, medical. The Cimarons are back at the Victory Lanes every Friday and Saturday night. (10225T-30) A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kruskle, of Petoskey on November 2 at Little Traverse Hospital.

"Barefoot In the Park" tonight thru Sunday at the Palace, Charlevoix, a Taylor Enterprise. (10230T-29) for a while, read the President's crime control bill and attempt to Implement its many excellent provisions Into Michigan law," said Sen. Raymond Dzendzel, D-Detroit. Dzendzel said Romney lifted parts of President Johnson's safe streets and crime control proposal of last February as his own ideas during an eastern political trip. One section of the President's bill not only embodies all of the suggestions made by the governor in his Rhode Island speech, but outlines the needed action to launch an effective campaign against crime," Dzendzel said.

Romney made a Republican fund raising tour through 10 states and also used the time to boost his chances for the 1968 GOP presidential nomination. 'President Johnson recognized the seriousness of this problem crime in the streets and proposed solutions to it many months ago, long before last summer's riots, before any tour of cities and before it became politically popular with presidential candidates," said Dzendzel. Dzendzel said Romney hasn't "offered an original idea of his own" to the crime problem. Admissions at Lock-wood-MacDonald Hospital yesterday included: Joseph Mc-Cleese, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph McCleese, Boyne City, medical and Phyllis Marlhugh, Harbor Springs, surgical. Petoskey Winter Sports Club annual harvest ball November 4th, 9 to 1, Boyne Highlands. Square, Round and Modern dancing. Music by Little Red Barn Boys. Tickets available at Chamber of Commerce, any club member or at the door.

(10227T-29) Resort PTA will meet at the Resort School Tuesday, November 7 at 8 p.m. 12 off sale. Skirts, group girls, teens. Circus shop. (10231T-29) The Petoskey Fire Department was called to 703 E.

Lake-st. at the Lea Vanderree residence at 5:40 p.m. last night. A fire had started in a cooking unit on the stove but was extinguished when the department arrived, according to Fire Chief Vinton Thompson. The smoke ejector was used to air out the apartment.

Protect your roses, with collars and peat. Willson's Garden Center. (10232T-30) Just arrived too late for the summer season a shipment of pretty cotton quilt robes, short style coffee coat specially priced at $12. Long hostess robes $15,. In luscious colors.

Barney Linens on Lake Street will close for the season on Saturday. (10228T-29) Body of Negro Girl northwest of Denver. Reese said the woman, whose name was not available, told him her car had slid off the snow covered road and was hanging on the edge of a cliff. She asked for help. The Michigan State Police shot a teleprinter message out to the Colorado State Patrol in Denver and the woman was rescued, as a result of the message about one hour and 15 minutes after the initial distress call.

She was reported uninjured and in good condition. Police said the woman had a citizens band radio in her car and was able to get the message out. But It was not picked up anywhere but In Michigan. The Colorado State Patrol sent back a message from the woman, thanking Reese. It was the second longdistance rescue in recent days.

On Oct. 22 Fred Davis of Covert, intercepted a distress call from two boaters whose craft had struck a rock on the Snake River near Pasco, Wash. That call was relayed to Olympia, and the men were picked up unharmed. R.A.M. LODGE NOTICE Regular convocation of Emmet Chapter Tto.

104, R.A.M., Monday November 6, 8 p.m. All members urged to attend. Visiting members welcome. Lunch following. Raymond Green, H.P.

(9940N-30) "What's Cooking" Fran O'Heren A woman never admits she's lost an argument. She Just thinks she's failed to make her position clear! Stumped by numerous questions on the overlong questionnaire, the applicant became impatient with the line asking, "length of residence at present address." His answer: "About forty feet, not counting the garage." Detour: A road where no turn is left unstoned. One lady completed her job application by saying that she wanted to work from here to maternity. Clearly, the place to come for great meals is the Red Rooster Restaurant. US-31 NORTH PETOSKEY Open 7:30 a.m.

to 8:30 p.m. seven days a week. For Carry-Out Call 347-8651 ,7 Soviet Communist Boss Lashes Out at Red China Just arrived too late for the summer season a shipment of pretty cotton quilt robes, short style coffee coat specially priced at $12. Long hostess robes $15, in luscious colors. Barney Linens on Lake Street will close for the season on Saturday.

(10228T-29) Emmet Road Ramblers will meet Friday, November 3 at 7: 30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stradling, Petoskey. Pile Is soft and lofty, colors retain brilliance in carpets cleaned with Blue Lustre.

Rent electric shampooer, $1. Pumco. (10218T-29) Lovely satin Damask dinner sets, three yard length with twelve napkins reduced, from $46.50 to just $26. Barney Linens on Lake Street are closing for the season this coming Saturday. (10229T-29) The Cimarons are back at the Victory Lanes every Friday and Saturday night.

(10225T-30) Fresh Bagels on sale Friday at Mighty Fine Pizza. (10233T-29) Sale, One table filled with gifts. Values to $6.50, now $3, at Miller's Craft Shop, 319 East Lake Street. (10226T-29) Fresh Bagels on sale Friday at Mighty Fine Pizza. (10233T-29) Found Dead In Bathtub HILLSDALE (UPI) A woman who moved here from Pontiac a week before was found dead in a bathtub in her apartment Thursday.

Miss Catherine Baker, 77, apparently slipped and struck her head after turning on the hot water, Coroner A.R. Leonard said. Death was due to scalding. Florence In man Rites Monday Mrs. Sophronia (Florence) In-man, of Boyne City, 79, died this morning at Butterworth Hospital, In Grand Rapids, where she had been visiting her daughter when taken ill and hospitalized.

Services will be from the Stackus Funeral Home Monday at 1:30 p.m. Rev. Duane Ferris of the Boyne City Presbyterian Church, will officiate and Interment will be In Maplelawn Cemetery. Mrs. Inman was born in Charlevoix August 24, 1888.

She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ira (Margaret) Matthews, of Bellalre and Grand Rapids; a son, Clifton Inman, of Boyne City, three brothers; four sisters; six grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. The body is at the Stackus Funeral Home, in Boyne City where friends may call after noon Saturday. LANSING (UPI) State Police told Thursday how a ham radio operator in Michigan helped rescue a woman whose car was hanging on an icy cliff on a Colorado mountain road. Officers said they received a call Wednesday from Richard Reese of Kalamazoo, a ham radio fan.

They said he told them he had picked up a frantic message from a woman who said she was in trouble on Colorado Highway 125 near Willow Creek Pass, Detroit Churches Give Backing to Open Housing DETROIT (UPI) Detroit's 1,400 churches have been asked to "dedicate sermons and prayers this weekend to the support of fair housing legislation" now before the state Legislature. Leaders of the city's three major religions Protestant, Catholic and Jewish Thursday urged their followers to back the open housing proposal Introduced in the state House of Representatives this week. Rabbi Richard Hertz, of Temple Beth El, the Rev. James J. Sheehan, of the archlodecese of Detroit, and the Rev.

Dr. Joseph L. Roberts, retired pastor of Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, were among those who Issued the call. The open housing proposal, supported by Gov. George Romney, asks for fines of up to against those who discriminate In the sale or rental of housing.

TEMPLE THEATRE Pnotkry, Michigan f. FRIDAY SATURDAY November 3 4 at 7:15 and 9:15 PM also SUNDAY MATINEE November 5 at 2 PM PARAMOUNT PICTURES presents A R00L0R Production AfRAM0UNT Picture ii i JOHNMIUS. agll on Ollll UIIIUCIIU I ICU HOLLAND (UPI) About 700 persons have viewed pictures of the body of a young Negro girl found near here without being able to identify her, authorities said Thursday. Ottawa County Det. Sgt.

John Hemple said the FBI was checking the possibility that the girl lived and attended school in Florida. The partially-clad body of the girl, age 16 to 20, was found; two weeks ago by two pheasant hunters at the edge of a woods. She had been beaten and authorities said she either died of the beating or of exposure. The girl was 5-foot-5 and weighed 100 pounds, authorities said. Vietnam Continued from page 1 cret basecamp just Inside Cambodia, 10 miles west of LocNlnh.

'The U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret fort at Loc Ninh and the U.S. -South Vietnamese infantry base at the district capital threatened the Communist forces that intended to snake out from the Cambodian, base throughout Binh Long province on the border, the spokesmen said. proved Cuban Premier Fidel Castro had sent only minor of- flclals. Red China's and Albania's ab sence from Moscow's five days of celebrations had been expected.

But the Cuban show was something else. i RETURNS SNUB Brezhnev appeared to return the snub by saying revolution can succeed only when the ''objective conditions for it have taken shape." The Kremlin has opposed Castro's drive to export his Cuban brand of revolution to other Latin American lands. Each country must fashion its own style of revolution, according, to the Russians. Brezhnev read his speech through rimless glasses In deep, slowly rolling cadences. Unlike Khrushchev, he did not ad-lib.

At times he came near to eloquence. To the surprise of some, Brezhnev paid tribute to the United States and the other Western allies of World War H. "We pay tribute to those leaders of the allied countries of the West who in face of the threat of Nazi enslavement took, Iri spite of the differences in so clal systems, the road of effective cooperation with the Soviet Union in the struggle against the aggressor," he said. DIV. D.M.

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Students and faculty members of the university plan to ring the Capitol Saturday, and hold fund raising dances at Michigan State University tonight and Saturday night to fight for Mc-Clellan's reinstatement. The demonstration in Lansing will end a week of protests by about 2,000 of the university's 7,000 students and several faculty members who charge McClellan was unjustly dismissed. McClellan was told last July that his contract would not be renewed at the end of the current school year in June because he had joined a local group opposed to the university's expansion policies. On Thursday, the faculty elected two new members to replace two who had resigned in the wake of McClellan's dismissal. Rick and Gary Beels 8 REQUEST FOR SEALED BIDS Sealed bids are requested for the erection of a 50 ft.

by 50 ft. hanger. On the property of the Boyne City Airport. Details and prints may be obtained at the City Hall. Bids will be open November 14th at 1:00 P.M.

at the City Hall, 100 State Boyne City. The City reserves the right to reject all bids. Joe Eaton City Clerk, Boyne City Notice To All Residents Of Petoskey FINAL IN THC FASHIONABLE WORLD OF KODAK INSTAMATIC CAMERAS Join The Affluent Society Of Men and Women who enioy a sense mm. PETOSKEY Friday thru Sunday November 3-4-5 at 7:45 PM each evening METRO-GOLDWYNMAYER PRESENTS A CARLO P0NTI PRODUCTION DAVID LEAN'S FILM OF BORIS PASTERNAKS DOCTOR ZHiVAGO IN PANAVISI0N AND METR0C010R Adults $1.25 Children 50? 8 Be Made As Follows. MOSCOW CUPI) Soviet Communist party leader Leonid Brezhnev today opened the golden anniversary celebrations of the Bolshevik revolution by accusing Red China of working to destroy what it took the Soviet Union 50 years to build.

Chinese diplomats walked out of the Kremlin. "The line taken by Mao Tse-tung's group damages the development of the revolution in China," Brezhnev told a jammed jubilee meeting in the Kremlin's modernistic glass and steel Palace of Congresses. "This line is undermining the world Communist movement," he said. The Chinese and the Albanians refused to send delegations to Moscow to participate in the 50th anniversary celebrations. Chinese diplomats stationed in Moscow came to today's jubilee meeting reportedly ready to stage a walkout at the first hint of criticism of Peking.

Brezhnev also sent greetings to "the courageous people" of North Vietnam. The Soviet party leader divided his three-hour speech Into two sections. He began with a sweeping review of the first 50 years of communism in the Soviet Union then turned to foreign affairs after a 30-mlnute recess. In some of the strongest Krem lin oratory since ex-Premier Nik it a S. Khrushchev's 1964 ouster, Brezhnev pictured com-munism as a pulsing power sweeping the world.

The 6,000 Communists jamming the Kremlin's glass and steel Palace of Congresses gave Brezhnev a standing ovation. But they buzzed excitedly when the introduction of foreign delegations Michigan Flyer Killed in Crash ROME, N.Y. (UPI) One Michigan flyer was among the six persons killed Thursday night when a B52 Stratefor tress bomber crashed and burned near here, the Air Force said. The victim was identified as S. Sgt.

Willard F. Walker, 26, Detroit, a crew chief. He is survived by his widow, Emma J. Walker, and three children. The Air Force said Col.

David M. Llndquester of Klncheloe Air Force Base would lead the investigation into the crash. Autos Continued from Page 1 at only 12 of 59 bargaining units. "I'm just assuming Ford local Issues will be settled by Nov. 8," said Fraser.

"They're very, very close." A Ford spokesman said the negotiations to settle the re maining disputes have been "long and lengthy" but there was no word on when the strikes would end at Ford's Cleveland stamping plant and at Its Sharons-ville-Fairfax, Ohio, transmission plants-the two considered as holding up production. In addition, nine assembly plants have yet to come to terms on new local agreements. Ford Indicated it could resume partial production when its primary parts plants were back In operation. In all, about 25,000 Ford workers out of 160,000 Idled are now back at work. A strike closed Chrysler's Belvidere, assembly plant Thursday after an employe was fired Wednesday when he refused to accept reclassification from a metal finisher to a paint mixer.

Union spokesmen said the walkout was unauthorized and the workers were being urged to return to work today. Chrysler, GM and AMC have been working without contracts since the old ones expired. GM was hit by two early walk outs as UAW members began en forcing their plan to cut out overtime work if the industry giant tried, to build up a large stockpile of cars in anticipa. tion of a nationwide strike. of Well being and physical fitness through regular visits to Michigan's most modern Sauna and Swedish Massage.

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