The Evening News from Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan • Page 9

Cedarville voters to decide on gymnasium construction THE EVENING NEWS, SAULT STE- MARIE. FRIDAY. NOV. CEDARVILLE Even though the construction of a gymnasium for the Che- neaux Community School can legally be started without public approval, residents will vote on the proposed project on Nov. 6th.

Jim Droskie school board president, has given assurance that the public will decide the fate of this project during this referendum because "their tax money would finance the project." Ranta appointed county equalization director The Equalization and Apportionment Committee of the County Board of Commissioners announced today the appointment of William T. Ranta as Director of the Chippewa County Equalization Department, succeeding Richard 0. Gustafson who retired. Ranta is a native of Sault Ste. Marie, graduated from Sault Area High School and attended Lake Superior State College.

Ranta has been a Chippewa County employe for the past 16 years having been employed by the road commission for 11 and one-half years and the past four and one-half years as assistant director of the Equalization department. Ranta holds a State Assessors Board Certification at Level III in assessment administration and has attended numerous training programs throughout the state. Conferences begin at Soo Junior high school Sault Area Junior parent- teacher conferences are scheduled as follows: Monday evening, from p.m.; Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, from To help distribute the load over the afternoon sessions parents with last names beginning with through may come on Tuesday, from I throug 0 on Wednesday and from through on Thursday afternoon. To provide parents with as many opportunities as possible to visit the school these alternative methods will also be made: a parent may contact the principal's office to arrange for a suitable date other than that scheduled above; Contact teacher or teachers regarding other arrangements to visit the school or to discuss the pupils progress via the telephone; Finally, teachers are encouraging pupils to come in and make an appointment with their teachers from a.m. or daily to discuss their work.

Pupils will be excused at 11:20 on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday to babysit for parents attending conferences. Plan briefing sessions for area store owners A series of briefings to alert Sault Ste. Marie retail store owners and clerks and bank personnel to methods used by shoplifters and bad check passers will be held here next week. The sound-film programs will be held daily at the Sault Savings Bank and are sponsored by the city police and the Chamber of Commerce. An additional program is scheduled for 8 a.m.

Monday at the Soo Plaza. Each of the presentations runs about 40 minutes and the programs will be continuous except for a lunch break from 9 a.m.to 3 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri- day with an abbreviated schedule on Thursday. Bicentennial plans aired Organizational planning and preliminary discussion of projects were considered at the Thursday meeting of the Chippewa County-Sault Ste. Marie Bicentennial committee.

Chairman Ann Pratt conducted the session, and Stewart Moran and Stanley R. Pratt reported on the U. P. meeting for the Bicentennial in Marquette. EXPERT BEAUTY CARE COMPLETE BEAUTY TREATMENT: Permanent; Bleaches Hair Cuffing Frosting Operators to Serve TOWN HOUSE COIFFUBES Owned and Operated by Shirley De Pinto PHONE 632-9358 Hours 9 a.m.

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501 E. Portage Walk-Ins Welcome! Under state law. the board couid finance this building by increasing taxes without an election if bonds issued to finance construction aren't more than five per cent of the district's state equalized valuation which is an estimated $15.2 million. With the district presently operating with $225.000 bonded indebtedness to finance a completed school building project, a remainder of $542,000 to be derived from tax increases could be used for the proposed physical education addition by the board. The gym addition of 17.000 square feet is expected to cost less than $542.000.

officials say. This building proposal is for a gym with a seating capacity of i.144. a regulation 50-by-84 foot basketball court, and locker and shower facilities to service extra-curricular sports participants and physical education classes. The present gym has a seating capacity of less than 570 persons and a 40-by-60 foot basketball court, which is the only court less than regulation size in an eastern Upper Peninsula high school, says Supt. Vernon Moerdyk.

Plans talks on harbor City Manager George DeFrench will be addressing Sault Area School students on the proposed Leighs Bay deep water harbor and dock project in the Canadian Sault and its possible implications for the American Sault. DeFrench will talk with high school students in two programs Monday and Tuesday at the Strahl Theater in the high school building. On Wednesday he will talk with political-ecology classes at the Junior High school. Doe hunters can expect cold shoulder TROUT LAKE John Stauffer, president of the Eastern Upper Peninsula Sportmen's Association, says tnat nunters- seeking an- tlerless deer in the Upper U. P.

this fall can expect a chilly reception from local residents. Stauffer and his group had warned earlier that local residents in general are opposed to the Department of Natural Resources plan to issue permits for those who want to hunt does and fawns. The state house voted Wednesday to sustain the Governor's veto of a bill which would have outlawed the hunting of antlerless deer. TEEN DANCE AT THE ARMORY TONITE 9 p.m. to Midnight MUSIC BY SUCCOTASH $150 ADMISSION Sponsored by Band Boosters SEE THE MAOfGAN AGENCY FOR YOUR FIRE INSURANCE (or quotations) at: MADIGAN AGENCY Ptt 635-5233 519 COURT STREET SAULT, MICH.

GEORGE MADSGAN P.O.Boi246 Ph. 493-5228 Drummond Uteftd. Mich. Slide presentation on crime Sault delegation attend available for area showings openin of 75 stretch Sault Ste. Marie and Dale Rodenroth.

aeven sound-slide presentations aimed at aiding the average citizen or store manager in preventing crime in various fields are now available in the Sault and Chippewa Countv. The programs are sponsor- by the state police and the city police departments, and may be obtained by calling either department. Trooper R. D. Obituary John Lyskoski Funeral services for John J.

Lyskoski were held at 9 a.m. today at the Bailey-Newhouse Funeral Home, with the Rev. Terrence Healy officiating. Burial was in Donaldson cemetery. Mr.

Lyskoski, a resident of Provincial House, died at War Memorial Hospital on Wednesday. He was born March 25, 1891 in Poland. There are no known survivors. Revival crusade PICKFORD A revival crusade will be held at the Pickford United Methodist Church Nov. 4 through Nov.

11. The crusade evangelist will be Jimmie Rose and Charles Jones is the song evangelist. The crusade will start with the 10 a.m. morning service on Sunday, Nov. 4 and continue each evening at 7:30 through Nov.

11. The evangelists will also be present at the morning service on Nov. 11. Jones is a 1973 graduate of Asbury Theological Seminary. Rose is a graduate of Morehead State University and for many years was one ofKentucky's most successful young basketball coaches before entering the ministry in 1950.

He has had experience as pastor in both the.Kentucky and Florida Conferences of the Methodist Church and for the past six years has had evangelist crusade in many of the churcnes ot Metnodism. All services are open to the public. Yoga Yoga, an activity which offers mental training with physical muscle toning, will be offered as a class under the Sault Area community School Program starting Monday, in' the high school gym balcony. V. J.

Belperio Vincent J. (Jim) Belperio. 61, died at 5:40 a.m. today at War Memorial Hospital. He was born April 20.1912 in Chicago, 111.

and lived in the Sault for the past 30 years. He was a member of the Christopher Columbus Society and was employed as a custodian at the Pullar Community Building. Surviving are his wife Albina Belair, one son Carmine James Belperio of Hollywood, two daughters, Mrs. Don (Diane) Peters of Hawaii and Mrs. Edward (Lois) Kelly of West Branch and seven grandchildren.

Also surviving are one brother Fred Belperio of Tucson, Ariz, five sisters, Mrs. Lucille Vorase, Mrs. Mary Buono and Mrs. Wilfred (Angeline) Willette, ail of Florida, Mrs. Jean White of Warren and Phyllis Madol of Bay City.

Several nieces and nephews survive. Calling hours will be from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Sunday at; the Bailey-Newhouse Funeral Home with the Christopher Columbus Society having prayers at 8 p.m. Funeral sen-ices will be held at 9 a.m. Monday at St.

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They are part of a state-wide campaign to show citizens how they can cut crime and reduce danger to themselves by eliminating opportunities for criminals. "Crime is a triangle pattern." the officers said, "consisting of victim, desire on the part of the criminal and opportunity. When citizens and merchants eliminate the opportunity, they reduce the crime rate and danger considerably." The subjects covered are bad checks, shoplifting, burglary, crime and citizen responsibility, auto theft, robbery, and self protection for women. Each presentation covers about 40 minutes and includes outline booklets and checklists for members of the audience. represented by a delegation including the 1-500 Queen at opening ceremonies for the new stretch of 1-75 near West Branch Thursday.

Queen Karen Reilly pinned an 1-500 button on Governor Milliken prior to the program. Commissioner Steve Youngs presented the Governor with a key to the city on behalf of the city government. Bill Palmer, representing eastern U. P. Indians, made a presentation of two books of Indian culture and a plaque.

executive manager of the Sault Chamber of Commerce invited the Governor to visit in the area during the winter sports season ahead. Area notes MCMILLAN' An Iron Mountain man escaped injury early Thursday night when his car hit and killed a deer on county road 415 five miles west of here. The east bound car was driven by Robert Cooney, 35. "A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING" JOLLY JERRY'S MINI MKT. CIGARETTES-ANY KIND-40 BEER and WINE TAKEOUT MAKE JOLLY JERRY'S YOUR FAVORITE STORE FOR vMAGAZiNES BATTERIES Open Daily AND Sunday iii MIDNIGHT This Saturday is your Last Ghana to take advantage of LOCK CITY HOME CENTER'S fall home improvement sale.

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