The Evening News from Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan • Page 2

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Views Of Our Readers THE PROPOSED SHRIXE Never in my life have I been confronted with such a decision. A decision to take on the clergy of one of the greatest Christian religions on the face of the earth. I. as a Catholic, feel a deep necessity to show the lay people of this faith the true proposal in question. My thoughts on this proposed shrine are as follows: 1.

How can the clergy justify the use of the term "shrine" in conjunction with the names of our great missionaries and proposed saint to draw people for the basic motive to make money in a business would have to rationalize a great deal to permit such a gimmick. 2. I wonder what these humble priests and proposed saint would say if they were alive and able to see their names exploited in a business venture such as this. What an insult to their integrity 3. Since our zoning laws do not permit such a structure in any sense of the word, how then are they going to bypass or change the Jaws affecting the construction of this observation tower.

We. the taxpayers of this community, just paid through the nose for these laws to be drawn. I was told it would be almost impossible to change them. Of course, I am not constructing a I shrine of historic and cultural value. 4.

On the sale of bonds to finance the structure, which incidentally was announced in church last Sunday; a good corporate bond of AAA rating only pays about WX, How then can these bonds pay 6 per cent on a non-business venture other than a government operation. 5. It also is very nice in this business community to operate without paying taxes on land, building, equipment and guess what no income taxes. It's a pretty good deal when you are in competition with another like business. 6.

When are they going to start pilgrimages from all over the county to see the shrine, or the view from the top of the tower. Let me say I am sorry that 1 had to write this article to expose this scheme. Somebody had to show it for what it really is, in its entirety. Lee Eitrem 700 Fort St. Sault, Chaiige Sunday Church Service The Presbyterian Church services al Gould City have been.changed for this Sunday only.

Church services will be held Jan. 23 at 2 p.m. Following (he services, al 3 p.m., the annual congregational meeting will be held at the church. At 4 p.m. (here will be a family night supper at the Gould City 'Community Building for members and their friends.

Members arc to bring a hot dish to pass. The Rev. William Famum, of the church will preside. Read News Ads MOOSE MEETING TONIGHT FISH FRY N1TE no per rson SHAMROCK BAR IROQUOIS BEACH AH Tear FarorKe Refreshment! ELKS FAMILY FISH FRY FRIDAY FOR ELKS AND GUESTS TO P. M.

B.P.O.E. 552 Father Of Six Makes College Honor Roll Working nights and going to college daytimes has paid off for a former Trout Lake man. Larry McMillan, who graduates this week at Aquinas College, Grand.Rapids, with a 3.73 (out of a possible 4.00) grade point average. McMillan. 29.

is the father of six sons. His wife is the former Theresa Mayer of Kudyard. Fie is the son of Mrs. Ira McMillan and is a 19.1-1 gradute of Rudyard High Schoool. residing in Grand Rapids since graduation.

Doing things the hart! way is nothing new for McMillan, who attended night school at Grand Rapids Junior College for five years and worked a full day. In 1963 he switched to the night job and attended day classes at the junior college. Two years ago riis high average earned him a full scholarship to Aquinas. According to a recent story about him in a Grand Rapids paper, McMillan averages 'five iiours sleep a night- "1 study between classes and sometimes after work. It's mostly a matter of mental attitude.

If you accustom yourself to the routine it isn't bad at all," he says about his working nights and attending school during the day. His major has been physics, and he has a research job-wait- ing in Phoenix, Ariz. The com-1 pany also will send him through graduate school at Arizona State i University. The job at Phoenix call for an eight-hour day, including the graduate work. The family has been residing at 62 Dunkirk S.E., Cutler-' Localisnis Sgt.

G. E. Lantz, local Army recruiter, today announced the enlistment of William I. Maki, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Maki, of Rudyard. According to Lanlz, Maki enlisted in the Regular Army lor three years, and will attend a medical technician school at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, following basic training at Fort Knox, Ky- Briefs TROUT LAKE-Eric Wokcck and Al Clewett have left for Fort i Myers, Fla. to spend the rest of the winter. and Mrs. Doug of Detroit visited the Jim Millers.

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hatch were Petoskey callers recently. Mrs. Dale Immel was host to the altar society last week.

Mr. and Mrs. John Scott have lefl for a check up at the Mayo Clinic and will leave there for a Florida vacation. and Mrs. Don Page brought their daughter, Glenda, to Little Traverse Hospital for a check up recently.

Miller spent a week in Detroit and Rochester with relatives. -Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beaudoin Jr. have moved to Alma.

At the Hospital MACK1NAC STRAITS BIRTHS VISXAW Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Visnaw of St. Ignace are parents of a eon. David Richard, weighing 6 pounds and 3Vj ounces born Jan I 12.

I HAMEL A daughter, Raya Joy. weigh- ing 7 pounds and ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hamel of Cedarville Jan.

11. MACK1NAC STRAITS HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS Jan. 12: Ross Closs, St. Ignace; Davine Carr Cedarville; Tammy Jo Carr. Cedarville.

13: Mary Frazier Moran. Jan. Mary Krakowski, Jan. 15: Anna Luepnitz, Moran; Cheryl Lynn Cadotte. Mackinac Island.

Jan. 16: Lois Ann Marshall, Moran. AREA CORRESPONDENTS FOR THE EVENING NEWS news stories, commercial printing, circulation and advertising, contact MrVor Mrsi Fred Schultz, 406 E. John, phone 733. ST.

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