The Evening News from Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan • Page 3

150 attend conference on substance abuse Obituary Approximately 150 people attended the Conference on Substance Abuse held at St Isaac Jogues Church. Among the speakers at the conference were Elwin J. Benlon, executive director of Indian Affairs for the stale of Minnesota; Robert Moore, executive director for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Arvada, Harry Command of the American Indian Services Co. at Detroit and Corleen Pedratti of the Native American Child Protection Agency of Detroit. Russell Mauris, local committee chairman for the event, said the participants at I he conference came from a number of locations including Delroil, Grand Rapids, Brimley, Pcloskey.

L'Anse, Hannahville and Ontario as well as Saull Sic. Marie. The parlicioanls rated the speakers good to excellent during evaluations Friday morning, Mauris said. "The conference went very well. We were told how (o go abbul getting stale and federal monies, which are available," Mauris said.

"We did have very poor representation from the local people who are in a position to help out, though." Others involved in the conference were Louise Keznik, vice chairman for the Committee for Action of Rural Indians, Inc. of Petoskey, collect jfO foils of ff of Scout Troop 105 reported lhal their recent paper drive was successful. II was eslimaled thai ap- pVoximalely ten tons of paper vj'Rre shipped to Grand Rapids for recycling into pouring insulation. According Jo Warren Parker chairman of Ihe drive, bolh Ihe efforts of scouts who gathered paper, and that of Ijoca! residents are whal made the drive such a success. Paper was stil! arriving al Parker Hardware Thursday, (hough lhe i culoff date was Tuesday.

Al the recjuesl- of many contributing lo Ihe Irivc, Seoul officials arc now vorking oul a continuing of paper salvage, Storage, pickup and other leiails remain to be worked ml. but Parker said lhal it is 'a definite plan lo continue hcuclivilya! leas! during Ihe energy crisis." He urged residenls lo continue lo save newsprint pending further details. Mr. Friendly LOCKCITY "Keep your chin up and your chest out. but don'1 let it throw you off balance." Got a high ceiling and high heating and air conditioning bills? See the "HWI FRIENDLY ONES" at LOCK CITY HOME TER about a suspended ceiling.

It's easy to install and easy to care for, easy on the eye and easy on the pocketbook, too. 0 Are you wasting fuel! Is your home properly insulated? THE BIG SALE ENDS SATURDAY, I JANUARY I 26th I LOCK CITY I Home Center W. Sfnu SL-nwM 5-1571 "FREE PMK1K6" Harriet Holloway of the Volunteer Indian Community Ac-lion Program.at Sault Sle. Marie, Louise Cain, alcoholism counselor from Petoskey. Charlie Shedawin, counselor of the Indian Community Action program al Bay Mills and Maurice X.

LeBlam: of the Michigan E.mploymenl Security Commission in the Saull. The conference lasted all day Thursday and evaluations and discussions were held Friday morning. Home fire is blamed on energy crisis energy crisis has been held responsible for at least two home fires this winter- in the Cedarville area by Clark Township Fire Chief Lyle Hudson. One of the homes was spared from destruction when the owner slammes the door to the outside shut when escaping from the blaze. Huson said that a mobile home owned by Edd Dahl of the Wmdberg Road, six miles north "of Cedarville, caught fire about 2 a.m.

last Friday when Dahl attempted to reig- nite a flooded oil heater which had gone out. The very fact that Dahl slammed the door shut when he was leaving helped make the home air tight and helped smother the Hudson. He said that firemen got to the fire about 15 minutes after the alarm, and had there been a strong draft the home would have been demolished. As it was most of the damage was from smoke. The Dahl home had initially been heated by propane gas, but because of the price of this fuel, Dahl had switched to oil.

Hudson said that earlier another home in the area had been damaged by fire because of a switch in fuels caused the energh crunch. NEWS FOR THE ENGADINE Five occupants escaped injury -before a fire destroyed a home about six miles north of here. Newberry firemen battled the blaze which broke out about 7:30 a.m. Friday in a home rented by Jack Gillman.The cause of the fire was being investigated. Paul R.

A former Sault Ste. Marie resident, Paul R. Piippo of Milwaukee, died Friday after a lengthy illness. Mr. Piippo was born Dec 23 1919, He is survived by his mother, Anna M.

Piippo of Sault Ste. Marie; two brothers, Ossian of Milwaukee and Carl of Sault Ste. Marie; and two sisters, Mrs. Ray Weiss (Jean) of Milwaukee and Mrs. Robert Horton (Ester) of Alexandria Va.

Funeral se vices were held in Milwaukee on Interment will be in Riverside Cemetery in Sault Ste. Marie. Harold Bushman A former Sault Sle. Marie resident, Harold Bushman of San Bernardino, Calif, died Friday al Counfy General Hospital in San Bernardino. Mr Bushman was born Dec.

L5, 1907 in Sault Ste. Marie and moved lo California in 1967. He is survived by three sons, Harold Jr. of Commerce City, Thomas of Carp Lake and Larry of Beulah; and 10 grandchildren. Also surviving is a sister, Mrs.

Enid Sharp of the Sault. Calling hours at (he Hovie Funeral Home will 'be from 7 until 10p.m. tuesday. Funeral service will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, with the.

Rev. Lyle Ketchum officiating. Burial will be in Pine Grove cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Heart Fund. Briefs SUGAR and Mrs.

Leo Leask and daughter of Monroe spent the weekend with relatives on Sugar Island. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Corbiere (Kris Sams) moved to Marquette where he will be employed. Mrs Jean Cairns spent a week with relatives in Canada.

Edward Belleau of Baie De Wasai is spending a few days in Lower Michigan with his wife. His brother Brian Belleau will manage the store while he is away. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yuchasz of Kewadin spent the weekend at the cabin at Brassar Pt.

Fredrick Lutz Fredrick Lutz of Eckerman died Saturday. Mr. Lutz was born April 29, 1911 in Bellaire and had been an area resident for 50years. He is survived by his wife, Esther; two sons, Charles of Grand Rapids and James of Middleville; two daughters, Mrs. Leah Stewart of Gowen and Mrs.

Freda Giddis of Eckerman; 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Agnes Johnson of Newberry and Mrs. Elsie Murray of Galesburg. Funeral service for the family only will be held al 2 p.m.

Tuesday from Ihe Beaulieu Funeral Home. Burial will be in Strongs cemetery. Friends may 'call at the funeral home this evening from? to9p.m. T. A.

Knudson Thorvald A. Knudson of 308 Hursley SI. died at 6 p.m. Friday a( War Memorial Hospital. Mr.

Knudson was born Nov. 20, in Copenhagen, Denmark and had been a Sault resident for 50 years. He retired 12 years ago from the S. Corps of Engineers. He was a veteran of World Wars I and II and the Korean war.

"He is survived by his wife, the former Grace Graham; one son, Harold Knudson of Austell, Ga. and two daughters, Mrs. Robert Ellis (Wanda), of Marietta, Ga. and Mrs. Grace Carr of Holly.

Twenty-two grandchildren and 19. great-grandchildren Funeral service was held at 2 p.m. today al the Bailey- Newhouse Funeral Home, with the Rev. Lisle Ketchum officiating. Burial will be in Oaklawn chapel Gardens cemetery.

District court Ernest R. Rudd 54, of Kinross, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of intoxicants and was fined $150: Rudd also had his license suspended for 90 days. James Ray Smith, 18, of Kincheloe AFB, pleaded guilty to disorderly, intoxicated and was fined $40 in 9ist District Court. Public hearing on icale sewage regs A public hearing of proposed new water and sewage regulations for Chippewa County will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the city commission room in Sault Ste.

Marie. Jim Shifflet, environmental health director for the five eastern counties of the U.P. will conduct the meeting, which is being sponsored by the county health department. Changes from the present sanitary code will be outlined and suggestions from the audiences discussed. Township supervisors and county commissioners have been invited to attend.

Following the review and suggested revisions, the code will be submitted to the Chippewa board of health and then to the county board of commissioners for approval. Target date for implementing the new code is May 1, according to health department officials. Purpose of the amendments is to unify codes for all five eastern counties. District court Follwing are recent traffic dispositions from the 91st District Court, Judge John E. La Rock: Kenneth Rivers, Sault, driving while license suspended, committed three days; Robert Poliski, Sault, operated an unregistered snowmobile, $15; Carl Partlow, Flint, operated a snowmobile on the road, $20; Peter Longarini, Ontario, failed to stop for a stop sign, Robert Kunz, Sault, unregistered snowmobile, $15; Alfred clor, Sault, speeding, $10; Douglas Carpenter, Kincheloe, improper parking, $10; Viola Myrick, Sault, failed to yield right of way, Ray McLeod, Sault, disregarded a traffic light, $15; Louis McCormick, Sault, no operators license, $15 drove left of center, Sheila Dtavenstatt, Sault, wrong way on a one-way street, $15; Larry Clement, Saul, no proof of insurance, $15; Peter Campbell, Lansing, unsafe start, $10; David Benson, Sault, failed to report an accident.

$25, unsafe start, $10; Price, Kincheloe, speeding, $10; Leroy Bumstead, Sault, speeding, $10; Beverly McCuilough, Sault, no proof of insurance, $15, defective equipment, $10; Thomas Bean, Sault, disregarded red traffic light. THE EVENING NEWS, SAULT STE. MARIE, MONDAY, JAN. Zl, 1974 Approve planning for LIMITED TIME ONLY Monday, Tuesday Wednesday ALL Fabrics Notions This sale includes merchandise our store! Every yard of fashion, decorator upholstery fabric, plus all sewing notions. Everything is on sale at OFF our regular price! saK T' every p.ece of merchandise (excep, not included in this sale STORE HOURS 10A.M.9P.M.Mor».-Fri.

IOAM.6P.M Sat. Noon to 5 P.M. Son. SHOPS "CHARGE IT SAULT PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER 75BUS SSSfW Phone Chippewa County planning commission reviewed and approved planning for development of the Sault Ste. Marie industrial park at the January meeting.

The approval was voted at the request of the EUP Regional Planning and Development commission. The county group discussed the junk and junked vehicle ordinance which is scheduled to go into effect on Sept. 1. EUP tourist council Industrial park area 01 1 Monday Discussion of expanding advertising programs to offset damage to tourism caused by the gasoline shortage wiil be on the agenda for the Eastern Upper Peninsula Tourist Council meeting Wednesday. Members, directors and guests will meet for luncheon at Garvie's Restaurant in Hes- selatnoon.

council President Con Shoberg of Cedarville said that other items to be discussed include a proposal to run -a 45-car ferry from Gore Bay in the Manitou lin Islands to either Les Che- neaux or DeTour. A group in Gore Bay is considering setting up such a service to encourage American tourism in Canada and vice versa, Shoberg said. An outline of the now-completed snowmibile trail system will also be given at the meeting. Members agreed that there will have to be additional publicity and information for the public to understand the ordinance. They also suggest- City council meets tonight ST.

public hearing on the assessment rolls for the Fourth St. and Ihe South Airport Rd. sewer projects will be held in conjunction with the regular City Council meeting at 8 p.m. lonighl in the Municipal Building. The Council will consider the requesl for county zoning and Ihe proposed agreement on the cost of propane gas.

ed that one county agency should be designated as the enforcement management office. Budget planning was discussed but delayed pending action by the county board of commissioners on funding. Area notes William Huss. V.F.W. Assislanl Department Service Officer, will visil Ihe EUP under the following revised schedule: Tuesday: 12 to 3 p.m.

Soo. VFW Club; 3:30 lo 4:30 p.m. Rudyard. VFW Club; 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Pickford, Qu'innetts Funeral Home.

Wednesday: (5:30 lo 9:30 p.m. VFW Club; SI. Ignace. VFW Club. ADV Chew! Long-holding FASTEETH Powder.

ft takes the worry out of wearing dentures. CITY OF SAULT STE. MARIE MICHIGAN NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids marked "PROPERTY P-25-74" will be accepted at the office of the Purchasing Agent, City-County Building, 325 Court Street, Sault Ste! Marie, Michigan until 2:00 o'clock p.m. (DST) on Tuesday, February 12, 1974 for the sale of Lots 1 to 6 Inclusive, Great Lakes Addition, located north of Ridge Street and West of Ferris Street Complete details, and specifications may be secured at the office of the City Purchasing Agent. Bidder must use City proposal forms for bidding.

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