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"Charly " tonight through
turday at the Palace, Charlevoix,
a Taylor Enterpri e.
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--Rev. Me 1vI n Fergu on, of
Texas, Is holding a revival ervlce at Alanson Full Go pel
Church, 8 p.m. tonight and also
Friday and Sunday night at 8 p.m .
A morning ervlce wUl be held
Sund y at 10 a.m. Everyone I
welcome to attend the emeetlng .
--A daughter was born July 27
to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Keller,
o! Petoskey at Little Traverse
Ho pltal.
--The regular meeting ot the
Peto key Lodge No. 282 of Oddfellow wUl be Thursd y at 8
p.m. In the LO.O.F. Temple. All
oUicers and members are urged
to attend. VIsiting brother are
always welcome.
--George Peter , Alan on,
medical wa the only adml slon
for publication at Lockwood M cDonald Ho pltal, ye erday.

--The Eagles aMual famil y

hop will be
picnic ha been po tponed tor
turda . pen
thl we kend nd wUI be held t
a later date. An announcement
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--A on \\
born to Jr . and
- ow open, The Cameo, 311 Ea t
lr Allen J. uge r , of Onaway
Lake treet. Formerly th
1ont on Jul y 30 at L ittl e Traver e
gomerty i te .
Ho pit I .
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--A daughter w s born July 30 with bacon and omon at the wi
to Mr. and Mrs.\ Wlam E. Cra w- Pa try
hop , P eto k y ever
ford, ot E t Jordan at Little \ edn day and Frida
Traver e Ho pltal.
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Mars
Continued from Page 1
lost he said, but the mishap would
make 1t more d.Wlcult to ttgure
out information about the presence of ammoni methane, carbon dioxide and water 1n th
atmo phere.
Thus far, Mariner 6 has beamed back to earth 50 tel evision
pictures of Mars taken from a
distance of 771,500 mlles at the
beginning of the erles to 111,950 mues at the end.

12th Antique Fair

Here August 5-8

Dl AN, SOUTH VIETNAM: A smiling President Richard Nixon is surrounded by a sea

of helmets as he greets combat troops at
the 1st Division base camp at Di An 1 10
miles northeast of Saigon yesterday. The
President spent five and a half hours in
Vietnam conferring with Saigon leaders
and visiting troops. (U PI Radiophoto)

PETOSKEY NEWS-REVIEW, Thursday 1 J uly 31 , 1969-15

SIDEWALK DAYS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
AUGUST 1 and 2

Surtax in Showdown Today

WASHINGTON (UPI) - - The
Senat e votes at last today on
extending the 10 percent Income
t ax surcharge, a surprise vote
born of corridor compromise,
Democratic discord and presidential perst tence.
Ext nston of the tax, which
expir es at midnight, was almost certain.
It wa likely, but not as certain, the
enslon would be for

Eva M. Broman
Rites Saturday

Gaylord State
Home Has New
Chief Aug. 4

Service for 1rs. CecU (E va

M.) Broman, 53, who died t
Lockwood - JacDonald Ho pl tal
GAYLORD -- L. Leo Tinkey,
y er day wh re h h d been a M. D., has been appolntedcllnlcal
patient tor one w ek, wUI be S t - of Gaylord state Home and will
urday at 10: 30 . m. from Stone a ume th e duties August 4.
Fun ral Home. Rev. Larry rick, H r pl ac s
s. LJbke, M. D.,
ot the A embl y ot God Church, who r signed to become the local
In Boyne City, wU l otu I te and public h alth director.
s l ted by R v. Harh wUI be
Doctor Tinkey received hJ
old Evan Interm nl will be ln medical
cation at the state
Greenwood Cemetery.
Univer tty of Iowa, Interned at
She '
born Eva Hu ton In Harp r Hospital, and completed
Montan on
y 26, 1916. She his pediatric residency at Chllcame to Boyne Fall
re a
d.ren' Ho pttal, Detroit. He has
y o u ng girl. Sh attended Bay just rec ntly compl ted a postShore chool and \\.1 a member gradu ate cour e at Mayo Grawof the A embly of God Church. at e School of M cine, RochesShe m rrl d C ell Brom n In ter, Mlnnesot
lonroe J une 24, 1948. They movDoctor Tinkey ls a diplomate
Hour of th P t key Antiqu
Fair, Tuesday through Frida , ed to Re ort Town hlp In 1950 1n the American Pediatric Solnce. c! ty. He has been 1n the priAugust 5, 6, 7, and 8, will be from 1 wh re th y h v llved
e ide her hu b nd, he
p.m. to 10 p.m ., at Ul 4H Buildin
v ate practice of pediatrics for
urvlved by three on , Dwi ght 12 years.
or Emmet County Fair rounds.
Dell , or Ontario, Caltt. , Robert
yard in ide the zone, kiJJing four
Jewelry and gem collector
Dell, ot W t Point, N. Y. and
guerrilla besides knocking out the
m. y think Peto key an unlikely E d w a r d Brom n, of Defiance ,
bunkers and tUng the fires that
place to look for Australian opals, Ohio; t wo daughter , 1r RonDETROIT (UPI) - Director of
erupted from fuel and ammo stor .
but thl Is where they wUl find ald ( Jarla) Furgeson, of Peto - Burrough Corp. \ edn sday deUnder
the
so-called
unrand ot the k y nd CollPen Broman, t home; cl r ed a qu rterly dividend of
derstanding that halted the bomb- an unu ually fine
eight gr andchlldren; on brother, 15 cent a hare on common
ing of orth Vietnam, Hanoi wa seml-pr clous ones.
John Hu ton, of Peto key nd stock , payable Oct. 20 to stockreported to have agreed to keep its
The rare necklace of Au - thr e I te r , Mr \ Uli m (VIo- hol d r s or r ecord at the clo
troop out of the DMZ and refrain
trallan opal bead wUl be brought la) Mind 11, of\ Ull , Uch. , Mr ot bu in s Sept. 26.
from shelling South Vietnam '
T hJ
continues a r ecord ot
major cili . either promise has to th Petoskey Antlqu Sho - Louls (Elda) Carpenter nd lr
Sale by Marcella Crane of Colum - Ch rle (Ad ) Kru ell, of Pe - regular ca h dlvld nd uninterbeen kept.
rupted for 74 yea r
Th bomb halt led to the full-scale bus, Ohio. other l eading antique to key.
Th body
at the Stone Futal
In Pari which entered their dealers will be coming from all
r al Hom
h re friend may
28th weekly m ting today with no over the M.tdwe and E t to t
call.
ign
or progress toward a up thetr exhibit
Continued from Page 7
n goti ted
tllement of the war.
Allied n otiators confronted the
machin . La t w k h had to have
Vi t Cong and orth Vietnamese
th
r towed to the garage after h
with Pr __ id nt ixon' tatement,
wa ur h ould fix th knock in
m d
igon Wednesday, that
th motor .
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.
hart matiP Pnouettl ron.

Emm t County Fairgrounds will

be a focal point for area antique
coli tor and northern ~ichigan
va lion r Augu t 5 through 8
wh n Th P toskey Antiqu
Fair
will occupy th 4-H Building.
i itor to the 12th Annual
P to key Antiqu Fair, spon red
by th P toskey Regional Chamber
of Commerc , wlll find leading
antiqu d aler from the midw t
and
tern tat , all exhibiting a
wid variety of Cine quality antiqu
and colleclibl .

Weelc
JJO Yanlcs Killed 1n
Is Lowest in 7 Months
wounded lh previo w k , and 182
killed and 1,405 wounded thew k
before that, reflecting a ignificanl
drop in the number or d aths.
outh Vietnam e poke m n
id gov rnment I
for Ia t
290 killed and 831
w k w r
wounded, while th
let Cong and
orth i tnam
I t 1,963 dead,
according to Allied figur . Th
gov rnm nt ca ualtie wer only
lightly low r than th pr viou
w k.

Record

the six months Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield

reluctantly agre d to, r ather than
the 12 months sought by Pre 1dent Nixon.
Mansfield abandoned his takeIt-or-leave-It offer of an extension of only five months late
Wednesday and won the Senate
unanimous consent for a quick
vote on a sllc.. month
enslon of
the 7. 5 billion-a-year tax.
He did so 1n the face of Nixon
rejection, In a telephon e convers ation to VIce President Spiro
T. Agnew, of hi earllerpropo at
trom Thailand.
He also did so after Rep,
Hale Boggs of Louisiana, thtrdranldng Democrat In the House,
subjected him to a torrent ol
anger.
Shortly thereafter, Mansfield
yield d, offered a six-months
extension of the tax, and won
the agreement of Senate Reput>llcan Leader Everett Dirksen for toCiays vote on the com promls

ten ton, as pas ed by the Hous

a.Jt Rep. Charl es A. Yanik,
Do, another taxwrlter said
MUls and th R publican would
buy the S nat propo al, He predicted the
r t x woul d not be
ext en ed again l ater, but die Dec.
31.

There was growing agreemt.

1n the House that the \ ays and
Means Committee members who
wlll work out any compromt
tax bill wtth the Senat would
accept a Lx-month extension.
Ways and Means Chairman
Wllbur D. Mills, D-Ark., who
will head the House delegation
In a negotiating conference, said
he still favored a year-long ex-

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Blues Over High Bridge Toll
Lower tolls on the Mackinac
Bridge linking Michigan 's two
peninsulas, the lOth anniversary
celebrat.ion of the St. Lawrence
way and a brand-new ship lock
have combined to lure tourists to
the Michigan Soo in record num bers this summer.

The others are at Detroit-Windsor

and Port Huron-8amia.
The
international
bridge
authority explains the boost was
necessary to meet bond payments
to American bond holde.rs. But
Michigan and Ontario officials have
bee.n meeting to see if a toU
reduction can be worked out.
"It's either that or make the
bridge longer so tourists can get
their money's worth, " sighed one
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LONDON (UPI) - The Soviet
Embassy has asked the British
government tor permission to
talk with Anatoly Kuznetsov, the
Soviet novellst who detected whUe
visiting BriUan, Foreign Ministry sources said today.
It wUI be up to Kuznetsov
whether he wants to talk with
the Soviets and he has not yet
replied, the sources said.
Ku znetsov was ln hiding ln a
ecret refuge with a promise of
permanent British asylum. He
escaped from hls Soviet chaperone Monday night by saying he
wanted to look tor a prostltute
in London's seedy Soho district.
"We want to tlnd out wha t ha
really happened." a spokesman
tor the Soviet Embassy said. He
compl ained that since Kuznet sov
disappeared Monday night the Soviets had been unable to get any
information f rom the British
Foreign O!tice.
Ku zne tsov got in trouble with
the Soviet Union' s Communist
establishment with hls stories of

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unflattering pictures ofll!e under

collectivism . But he sald th
biggest reason he defected w
dlsgust with the Soviet Invasion or
Czechoslovakia.
The British Home Of!lce said
Wednesday night Kuznetsov had
asked tor and received permission to stay in England lnde!lnltely following 44 hours as a missing
person sought by Scotland Yard.
A Home Offlce spokesman said
BritJan was not granting Ku znet ov political asylum, whlch would
carry recognition he was In jeopardy from the Kremlln becau
of his political views.
Ku znetsov, 40, a h ea vy-set
bespectacled native ot the Soviet
Ukraine, was accompanied on hi
arrival in London l ast week by
Georgi Andjaparldze, a Soviet
Secret Service agent llsted officially as an Interpreter. Ku znetsov speaks no Engllsh . They
had arrived so Ku znetsov could
work on a book on the llfe or
V.I. Lenin.

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play at the Temple Theatre at 2 p.m.

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~hank \1'-'U
for paying your newspaper boy promptly
That carrier salesman who delivers your Petoskey
News-Review i s a merchant in business fo r himself.
He tries to maintain a regular collection schedule
and appreci ates your thoughtfulness in paying him the
first time he calls.
Remember --You're helping him to become
a businessman.

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Lake Michigan Beach ErosiO'n Rampage May Cost $20 Million

CHICAGO
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-Lake
Michigan, a friendly giant which
moderates climate and provides
four states with fresh water,
recreation , commerce and indust.ry, is on a beach erosion
rampage which may cost shore
communities $20 million.
Trees, utilities lines, buildings
and highways are being washed
away . A college campus and a city
expressway are in jeopardy.
Near record water leve.ls in four
of the five Great Lakes~epositories
of a fifth of the earth's fresh water
upply-have sent Lake Michigan,
one of the shallowest or the five, on
a shoreline swallowing spree. Eac.h
new squall of an abnormally stormy
ummer brings new ravages.
The winds across Lake Michigan
are prevailing westerlies-as in most
of the rest of the nation-so the
damage has been greatest along the
Michigan shore. But there has been
vere damage to shore communities in Wisconsin, Illinois and
Indiana , too.
Five years ago the lake level ,
following a four-year drought, was
the lowest on record. There were
outcries against Chicago's water
diversion for the Ulinois waterways
.ystem . Now the lake level is 4~
feet higher and there are accusations that navigation interests
are curtailing diversion.
For each foot of increase in water
level , 25 feet of shoreline is
wallowed. A cyclical rise in water
level coupled with an unusually
wet, cool summer brought the lake

Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hamlin

and three children returned Friday !rom a month's vacation.
They vl.s lled Mt. Rushmore, S.D.
for a few days and spent a week
at Colorado Springs, Colo. where
they attended Chrlsttan Service
Tralnlng classes every morning
at t.he new Nazarene Bible College, and went sightseeing afternoons. En route home they visIted her brot.h er, Rev. C.P. Fiedler and family, of Beecher, Dl.;
attended Nazarene District Asembly, Camp Meeting and Mlslonary Convention at District
Campgrounds at Indian Lake,
near VIcksburg, Mich. for two
weeks.
George Willer returned to hts
home near Detroit on Monday
following two weeks vacation in
this area.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Archer
and four children of Grand Rapids called Sunday on Mr. and
rs. Wesley White, and at the
Howard Thompson home.
Mr. and Mrs.
Harley Burrls,
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level a foot higher than the mark of

a year ago and within a foot of the
record mark or 581.9 feet set in 1886.
At St. Joseph, Mich., a home
owner is dumping junked cars into
the water in an errort to halt erosion
of a shoreside bluff on which hi
home sits . At Kenosha , Wis .,
Carthage College has hauled in
boulders to prevent the home of its
preside.nt, perched on an eroding
cliff, from being washed away.
One Michigan home owner
bought the rubble from a razed
courthouse and dumped it into th
lake in an errort to halt wave
erosion of his homesite.
At Winthrop Harbor, Ill ., the lake
undermined a two-block section of
Oak Shore Drive. On Michigan's
Mackinac Island the water undermined sections of the shoreline
highway circling the island. The
Michigan Highway Department
budgeted $1 million for a seawall to
prevent 3,900 feet or e.xpressway
from being washed out along a clay
bluff south of Benton Harbor.
In Indiana, the beaches along the
famed Sand Dunes were disappearing.
The Michigan Water Resou.rc
Commission estimated that
damage would e.xceed the $20
miiJion cost of the last high water
level in 1951, and some experts were
predicting that next year will be
even worse.
The erosion is playing havoc with
shoreline property values. A million
dollars worth of choice lots in
Ulinois' Lake County have com-

called on the Mar v 1 n Robert

tamlly. They were accompanied
by friend Susan Campbell.
The Rae Earl's of Ann Arbor
pent a few days last week at
Shanty Creek, wh.lle Mrs. Fred
Martin took Susan Campbell,
Pamela and Denise Earl and
Julie Roberts camping at Youngs
State Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCleary;
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kindy, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Brooks, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob C ape 11 n spent last
weekend camping at Mackinaw
City.

pletely disappeared. In the Carol Then waves durmg a storm swept

Beach area of Wisconsm's Kenosha away his garage.
County, one home owner watched
In M.ichigan, a $50,000 lake-side
his 140 foot backyard disappear. home at Shoreham sold for a mere

$6,000 because the Jake was eroding

the bluff on which it sat.
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where
warplanes
on Wednesday Israeli
strafed
Arab guerrilla

r-;;e~do;;~PP.~ance

Syrian Bombers
Strike Israel
Syrian bombers and nghters
attack e d the Israeli-occupied
Golan Heights today and new
fighting broke out in tho area

livelihood, It was the second that moved into the lake from the beaches are keeping the funseeke.r s
disaster in three years: Two years St.
Lawrence
Seaway-sent away agian.
ago the sudden death of millions of vacationers elsewhere in droves.
And in some areas, the dead
alewives-herring-like trash fish Now rain, cold and vanishing alewives are bac.k.

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dents ltave aMounced the arrival
ot a grandson, WWiam Gregory,
born Saturday, July 26 to Mr . and
Mrs. Steven (Julie Burris) Kib by, South Boardman, at Traverse
City Osteopathic Hospital. He
weighed seven pounds, 13 and a
ltalf ounces, and was twenty- two
inches long.
Mr. and Mrs. Harl ey Burris,
Kal.kaska were Saturday callers
at the home ot Mrs. Glennie Kane.
Happy birthday August 3 to
Julie Burris Kibby, former Boyne
resident.
Assembly of God Boys Camp
continues through August 1, at
Lost Valley Camp near Gayl ord.
August 3 through Sis Girls Camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Easton
and !tve sons or FUnt camped
last week at Whiting Park.
JW Dolan and girl!rlend of
Mt. MorrIs are visiting thl
week wlth her former neighbors,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Tltayer and
!amUy.
Monday callers at the Wes.
White home were Mr. and M rs.
William Wager, Mrs. Joseph
Sahara and Mary Margaret of
Dearborn Heights.
Rev. and Mrs. R.J. McBratnie returned home Monday !rom
Detroit where their daughter,
Sharon embarked by pl ane !or
Y. enroute to Frankfort, Germany to join her husband, Steve
Lamberston, they wUl llve in
Heldleburg for two years .
The Gospel Vol unteer Choir
of Harbor Sprlngs wW present a
hort concert Thursday night
8 p.m. at the Greensky HW United
Methodist Church, Indian Camp
meeting now In progress.
Mr. and Mrs. James (Marjorie)
Belknap, Rut.h and Tom, or Yuma, Arizona arrived Sunday to
spent a couple weeks with parents, John A. Koteskey and Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Belknap.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne K rlskrln,
ot Largo, Fla. were Monday overnight and Tuesday guests of her
brother, Rueben Wangberg and
wl!e Frelda. The Krlskrlns were
enroute to Ishpeming on vaca tion .
Mr. and Mrs. Donald (Eleanor)
Koteskey of Pompano, Fla. arrived last week to spend two weeks
vacationing at their cabin near
Horton Bay visltlng parents, John
A, Koteskey and Mr. and Mrs.
John Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bradley and Mrs. Joltn Bradley ltave
returned home !rom Saginaw
where they visited Rev. Robert
Bradley and famUy. Bob ltas been

w.

BUl Hawkins Is expected home

on 30 day leave !rom the USS
Ranger In the very near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan (Carol)
Hu!fman and Charlene of Lansing were weekend guests of parehts, Mr. and Mrs. Cecu Hullman of Harbor Springs; Mr. and
Mrs. N.A. Barden of Boyne City.
Mr. and Mrs. Rae Earl of
Pamela and Denise of Ann Ar bor visited his sisters: the Fred
Martins and Earl Kindy' s, also

A ::;yr1an spokesman m uamllbcus said the Syrian air attack,

the second since the 1967 Mideast war, was " in retaliation
for enemy pl anes aggressive actions against our positions. "
Six Israeli warpl anes attacked Syri an army positions in the
foothUls of Mt. Her mon in the
Golan Hei ghts Wednesday. The
Syrian attack today was on
Isr aeli troops in the same area,
25 mUes southwest of Damascus. The communique said all
the pl anes r etur ned to their base
sately.
The spokesman said Syrian
artillery bl asted Israeli artlllery
emplacements in the area of
nettra, 40 mUes sou t h of
Damascus.
Syrian sent planes against
Isr ael l ast month for the first
time since the 1967 war and Israel
claimed It shot clown nine Syrian
aircr aft.
Milit ary spokesmen in Tel Aviv
said the ground f ighting on the
souther n sl opes of Mt. Her mon
befor e dawn killed one Arab guerrUla a.nd wounded one Isr aeli
soldier.

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Recent guests at the home or

Mr. and Mrs. James Lawyer were
Mr. and Mrs. James Kelsey and
three children of Rochester, N.Y.
Mr. and Mrs. John Zentz and
daughter, Heather, of Bremen,
Ind. , arevtsitlngherparents,Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Esplch.
rirs. Clara Walker ltas ltad a
her guests her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Frank W a 1 ke r and two
grandchUdren, Wayne and Mitchell Harney and Mr. and Mrs.
John Walker, all of Chicago.

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NORTHERN LOWER MICHIGAN: Mostly cloudy with occasional showers and t.h underhowers likely tonight, low 5560. Friday partial cl ea ring and
cooler, high 76-80. Saturday !air
and not much temperature
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Other GE Refrigerators Priced At $178

and $198. This Week 0 nly
Hurry!

General Electric
2 Door Auto.
Refrigerator .....
With Zero Degree
Separate Freezer

~~:cf~~.....~228
Limited Quantities
So Hurry!

All Three Stores Open Monday and Friday Evenings Until 9 PM

The sun sets today at 7:54

p. m. and rlses Friday at 5:26

a.m,

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