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Gubernatorial hopeful visits Senate Majority Leader Republican John Engfer showed up in Boyne City and Charlevoix County Tuesday in a low key get acquainted campaign trip. Engler has just about announced he is going to run for Governor of Michigan against the present Governor Jim Blanchard. Here, visiting in the office of the Charlevoix County Press with Ins local county «-»mp.ign organizer Art Rouse, Engler said he thought the present Governor was beatable and hoped a grass roots campaign in rural areas will help make the difference in his winning the post The election is stifl a year away, but Engler hopes to get a good start by visiting every courthouse in every county yet this year. Northwest Michigan Vacationeer included in this issue Charlevoix County Press August 2,1989 Copyright, 1989. Sllbar Communications, Inc. All Rights Reserved Volume 110, Number 23 August 2,1989 Copyright, 1989. Sllbar Communications, Inc. All Rights Reserved 30 Cents Boyne OKs paving Michigan Ave. this month
Boyne City officials agreed to ago. The connection of the two is $20,000. She was told the city did watering begins. was getting up there. shared by the condo development. spend an additional $32,000 sometime in the future as the city not have that kind of money to in Anderson was also told of the Commissioner Thelma Behling The city will pay a portion of the Tuesday to complete the paving of is still trying to pay for the in vest in that project at this time. cost of the presently sprinkled asked the city to send a letter to sidewalk, while the association West Michigan Avenue in the nor frastructure improvements before Commissioner Bill Grimm added areas when head maintenance man the Landings Condominium would have to foot the rest. th Boyne area. The paving con tackling any additional projects. that if the city does start a Butch Erber said that he has Association saying that they are That project will be brought up tract will include a four foot From Groveland, in front of the sprinkling system in the future, replaced many sprinkler heads so working on their suggestion con at the next weekly meeting, Fryk bikepath on both sides of the Charlevoix County Press, to Glen's the grass would have to be far for the area at Peninsula Beach. cerning sidewalks. She wanted the berg said. roadway. Market is another stretch of road watered almost every day, as the He said the heads cost about $20 city to figure out the cost of the The approval will complete the' that will see improvements in the root system grows shallow once each and the cost of maintenance sidewalk so that number could be second stage of the road. The first future, Frykberg said. stage, the leveling course, was He told the commissioners that completed last year after the the city is in the process of getting sewer and water mains were a grant that would help pay for the replaced. improvement and to try to do It was hit and miss at old engine show The funds to pay for the paving paving and other infrastructure will be coming from the voted in work in the area now, would be frastructure bond money that was self defeating. He said the grant approved several years ago. money would not be allowed to The road will be widened to ac pay for work that was already commodate the bike paths, about completed. four feet each, and the city is The paving cost will be at the trying to see if they could use a same price per unit as the paving new process of vinyl striping in done last year with the total stead of paint to delineate the road coming to about $32,000. from the bike paths. In other action, Chamber of The paving is expected to be Commerce Secretary Gloria An done during the month of August, derson asked if the city was con according to city manager Randy sidering or would consider the Frykberg, who added that they watering of the waterfront. She hoped it would be done before the said several members of the Retail Labor Day rush. Board had asked her if the city The bike path work will add could do it and she asked the city. about one-half mile of path and will Anderson was told that the cost eventually connect up with the for watering was investigated present bike lanes that were in several years ago and to just add a stalled on the Boyne City- sprinkling system to the Veteran's Charlevoix Road several summers Park was going to cost about News Briefs TheCharlevoix County Sheriffs Office has three dif ferent sized infant seats available for short or long term loans. Although there is a $20 deposit, it is refunded when the car seat is turned back into the office in good shape. The infant seats are used for infants traveling in One of the more interesting exhibits was this trailer full of water pumps, automobiles and are available by calling the Sheriffs Showing off a method of taking a saw into the woods in the old days was each working by the use of old "hit and miss'' engines. The exhibitor Department, 547-4461 and ask for Debbie. this exhibitor at the Old Engine Festival. brought the trailer up from the Midland area. * * * Once again, it is time for all those pioneers and those wanting to live like the pioneers to head out to the Jor dan Valley Sportsman's Club for-their annual August Rendezvous. There will be black powder shooting con tests, knife and hawk throwing events and many other contests. The public is invited free to the event which will take place Saturday and Sunday August 12th and 13th. The club is located on the East Jordan-Advance Road near Willie's Bar. * * * Boyne City will have at least one person represen ting the community at the 1989 National Boy Scout Jamboree which is being held this month near Washington, D.C. The only scout from this area is Robert Wosniak who lives out by Horton Bay. He is going as a member of Troop 201. * * * Buck Trent, also known as "Mr. Banjo" will be featured artist at this year's Boyne Firefighter's Association annual country music show. Trent is featured on "Hee Haw" and has also appeared at the Grand Ole Opry and as a featured performer with the Roy Clark Show. He is one of the nation's best known five-string banjo players. Tickets for the show, which With a four foot blade spinning, thtokgwMeuttosfaetatMs demon will be November 4th at the Boyne City High School, Bob GoUamlth and AD. Graham snowed off their steam tractors at the stration of a portable sawmill that would be set up in the woods. 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with Melissa Giem,Christopher Nancy Northup 582-9174 Neighbors Kelly united Peggie Kritcher and toddler son are her daughter Sue and Dusty Brian of Newport were here for Rhodes and family of Troy, his At a 1 p jn. ceremony on July 15, carried pink and white carnations, the past week visiting her mother- mother, Vi Rhodes, and Mr. and 1989 at the Free Methodist Church baby's breath and ivy. in-law, Mary Kritcher of Lakeview Mrs. Dennis Smith and two sons of of Boyne City, Melissa Giem, Village. Redford. daughter of David and Mary Lou Jessica Klein was flower girl in A welcome goes out this week Sunday was a lazy, hazy, and Nemec of Boyne City and the late a blush satin dress, designed and Dewey Giem, became the bride of to Cora Hunt...a new resident of fun day of summer as the Silver made by Janine Crego. Litaenburg Place. Street neighborhood gathered at Christopher Kelley of Boyne City. Jason Fox served as ringbearer. His parents are Barbara Kelley of Jack and Sally Moran have the Von Seamon home for a pot Christopher was served by returned after having spent a luck dinner and an afternoon of Boyne City and John Kelley of James Smith as best man; groom Jacksonville, Florida. week vacationing and camping on playing horseshoes. smen were Robert Kelley and their property on Big Manistique On Sunday afternoon, many Given in marriage by her Doug Crego. Brothers of the Lake in Curtis. mother and father in the double friends and relatives gathered at groom, Mike and Pat Kelley, ser Paul and Carolyn Crowder of the Doug and Marilyn Thayer ring ceremony performed by the ved as ushers. Rev. Wayne Bullock and the Rev. Grand Rapids were here this past home for a double birthday weekend visiting her parents, celebration. The honors went to Lane Eddy, Melissa wore a white A reception given by the bride taffeta gown embellished with Harold and Ruth Koteskey. two year old Douglas Fettig, son of and groom was held at the Holiday A group of 25 gathered at Elm Scott and Tammy Fettig, and Venice lace and pearls. It featured Inn. Their wedding cake was a ruffled full skirt with cathedral Pointe in East Jordan on Sunday grandpa Doug Thayer. created by Janine Crego. for the '89 Martin family reunion. There was no Boyne City Senior train and her veil held silk flowers After a wedding trip to and beads. She carried a bouquet Among those attending were the bowling this past week but Thur Mackinaw Island to Kings Island Wm. Potter family, and the Gene sday's bingo winners were: 1st of pink roses and white carnations in Ohio, the couple will make their with ivy and baby's breath. and Lynn Gjstrum family of regular Jenny Jodway, 2nd, a home on Tompkins Road in Boyne Manistique, Karen and Sumner visitor, Ken Wetz, 3rd Zola Hardy. City. Jennifer Mathers was chosen as Murphy and Robert and Margaret The 1st special went to Eleanor maid of honor, and bridesmaids A rehearsal dinner was hosted MR. AND MRS. CHRISTOPHER KELLEY McBride and families of Bear Lake, Adams and the second to Ken were Coleen Klein and Janine by Dorcas Ealy and Sharron Fox Minnie Martin, Geneva and Bill Wertz. The cover all was split Crego. The attendants wore on July 14 in Boyne Falls. Vondran, and Ken Blossies, Gor between Bernice Suchara and gowns of blush satin with bodices Wedding music was provided don and Naomi Capelin, and Ber Evelyn Stebbins. All games were trimmed with pearl drops. They by Mary Jane Kirby. tha and Ken Capelin, all of Boyne called by the ever faithful and City, and Annie Vondran and reliable Lyle Ross. friend Kelly, and Al and Maureen Charles and Irene Rickard spent Gabriela Abrego weds and Heather Blossie, all of Traver many fun days with their daughter se City. and son-in-law, Janet and William Mrs. Verne Cyr of Naples, Vuillemot, at their cabin on Lake Florida, and Mrs. Gerald Deadman Charlevoix. Their son and Darrell Hardy in Mexico of Farmington are here visiting daughter-in-law, Mike and Judy, their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Don were here from Vermont for the Gabriela Islas Abrego of Net- pearl sprays, and a two-tiered veil, (Lou! Fox. week enjoying sailing. Rocky, on zahualcoyotl, Mexico became the cathedral length, with Alencon lace Mrs. Rosemary Mackowiak is sick leave, and his wife, Mary bride of Darrell W. Hardy of flowers scattered on the veil, and recuperating at home after having Rickard, spent a nice evening with Mexico City (formerly of Boyne carried an arrangement of mums. fallen this past week and breaking his sister Janet. The Vuillemots City) in a July 16, 1989 ceremony Ruth Nawa Salis acted as flower her leg. She might appreciate a plan to be permanent residents at the Seventh Day Adventist girl for Gabriela. card or a visit. here in the future. Church in Mexico City before 175 After a reception given by the Mr. and Mrs. Jim (June) Morey, Nellie Lewis was recently guests. Pastor Eliasib Sanches bride and groom and their parents children Jason and Jessica, and honored at two bridal showers. On performed the ceremony and the in Mexico City, the couple left on a two of Jessica's friends, Heidi and July 15 a shower hosted by Susie bride was given in marriage by her wedding trip touring the cities of Jenny, all of Traverse City, spent a and Barb Peterson where games father. Puebla, Vera Cruz and southern few days here with June's mother, were played with prizes won by Gabriela is the daughter of Mexico. Anne Jenkins. On Friday, the Diane Crain, Teresa Crain, and Theodoro and Maria de la Luz The bride is Secretary of Cen family (including grandpa and Cindy Brennan. Refreshments Islas, also of Netzahualcoyotl, tral Conference of the Seventh grandma Jack and Ada Morey of were served after Nellie had Mexico. Darrell is the son of Mrs. Day Adventists, and the groom is Vanderbilt) honored Jessica with a opened her many lovely gifts. Doris M. Hardy of Boyne City, and Construction Manager of birthday party dinner (all the foods Claudia Hibbler and Leana the late Hilbert 0. Hardy. Maranatha Volunteers Inter of her choice) for her 10th birthday. Crothers feted the bride-to-be on Gabriela chose a gown of white national. The Morey family returned to July 22 at the home of Claudia satin with Queen Anne neckline, Gabriela and Darrell will be at their home, except for Jason, who Hibbler. Becky Lewis, Christina basque bodice, Juliet sleeves, home at Agricultura No. 79, Col. will be spending another week Bermeister, and Rhea Lewis were featuring pearl and sequined Alen- Escondon, Mexico City, Mexico. here with grandma. the recipients of prizes from the con lace appliques. Her skirt was Wedding music was by organist Nancy Russell Shepherd passed games that were played. After bordered with Alencon lace Mr. Rubin Herrera, "Promise Me" away over the., weekend. Her Nellie opened her many gifts, edging, and she wore a detachable was sung by Pastor Joel Armenta, funeral service will be held at 1 refreshments were served. cathedral length train. She wore a and 'The Lord's Prayer" was sung pxn. at the Stackus funeral home headpiece of silk flowers with by Luis Dante Barraza. on Wednesday. Let Nancy know MR. AND MRS. DARRELL HARDY Glada Ryder has returned to her Litzenburg Place apartment after having spent a couple of what's going on weeks recuperating at her son's aroundjown. In Service home after her stay at Northern Lawyer says Lake Plan as ""•'"higan Hospitals earlier in July. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class signifies the acceptance for service Call 582-9174. and the entry of a ship into the ac louseguests of Bill and Thor- Bruce Novak, whose wife, Wendy, Rowe for a couple of weeks is the daughter of Thomas and Ar- tive fleet of the United States illegal as Hayes Twp. Ord. deth Wieland of Charlevoix, recen Navy. The submarine was built by the Newport News Shipbuilding tly took part in the commissioning Saying that the County Plan 6,300 feet of frontage to have the ceremony of the submarine USS and Drydock Company. It features a vertical-launch cruise missile ning Commissions endorsed lake 63 slip marina. In figuring the cost Newport News, homeported in management plan would not hold of frontage, he said that boat slip Need extra copies Norfolk, Va. capability, and state-of-the-art sonar and fire control systems. up in court, Attorney Seberon rentals would be in the thousands The Commissioning Ceremony "Boo" Litzenburger explained to of dollars per foot each year if the County Commissioners last week rules were applied. And if that or missed reading that rules or laws governing the were to happen, he said, no one use of a body of water cannot be could afford a boat or a place to put legislated and is against the law. it. this week's issue? Obituaries Litzenburger appeared in front Litzenburger said that a visitor of the commissioners at the coming from China would and has The NANCY L. SHEPHERD request of Commissioner Phil more rights to the lake, just by Johnson, to explain some of the coming up the Pine River, than a Charlevoix County Press Nancy L. Shepherd, 53, of Boyne Shepherd of Boyne City; three ramifications the recently resident of the county. City died July 29,1989, at Little daughters, Mrs. William (Becky) Supreme Court denial of hearing In answering a question from Traverse Division, Northern Behling of Boyne Falls, Mrs. Kurt of the Fox versus Hayes Township Commissioner Walt Hufford con is available at the Michigan Hospitals. (Leah) Kleinschrodt of Boyne City case may have on the county. cerning the Lake Management Funeral will be 1 p jn. Wed and Mrs. Thomas (Nanette) Long In discussing the case, Litzen Plan other than the 100 feet of following locations: nesday. Aue, 2. at the Stackus of Elmira; her mother, Mrs. Vivian burger brought up the controver frontage, Litzenburger told the Funeral Home, Boyne City, The Russell of Boyne City, three gran sial Lake Management Plan and commissioners that there are plen Rev. David Behling will officiate dchildren; three brothers, Jack and said that it was also trying to ty of other laws and rules which IN BOYNE CITY and burial will be in Star Township Gordon, both of Grand Rapids and legislate the water by saying that cover the situations presented in Glen's Market a property owner must have 100 the plan. He said the Lake and Worthing's Newsstand Cemetery, Alba. Don of Indian River; six sisters, Butler Drug Advance General Store The former Nancy L. Russell Mrs. Al (Mary) Witte of Sparta, feet of lake frontage before they Streams Act, the Wetlands Act, Robert's Restaurant could have a dock. Litzenburger and many other state laws affect Country Star Restaurant was born May 27,1936, in Boyne Mrs. Ray (Katy) Dion of Kent City, Par-T-Pac City, the daughter of Marion and Mrs. Frank (Bonnie) Kaminski of said that sort of legislation is the lake as well as many other Carter's Food Market Vivian Anderson Russell. She had Grand Rapids, Mrs. David (Doty) against the law and cited another federal laws and rules. Boyne Country Party Store Shell Food Market lived all her life in Northern Larson of Boyne City, Karen and famous case with foundations in When asked if he would like to Pippin's Restaurant Clare's Country Market Michigan and attended Boyne City Michelle Russell, both of Boyne Charlevoix County where go to court on the issue by Com Mel's Service High School. City. someone tried to put a barbed wire missioner Don Smith, Litzen Horton Bay General Store Survivors include: one son, Jeff fence across the Pine River Chan burger said he would love it as he Boyne Country Party Store East nel. That case, a landmark case knows he would win the case. He Charlevoix County Press office called the Gideon versus Wain- cited the many areas of arbitrary wright was the factor which decisions that were developed into caused the lake to be opened up to the plan, all without basis of law. IN EAST JORDAN Advertising fishing rights. The court said as When asked about the planning Bob & Jean's Jordan Valley Pharmacy long as the water flows and fish body only making recommen Carey's IGA Sales Position are swimming in the river, the dations and not making decisions, ichardson Pharmacy public has a right to be there. Litzenburger said those recom The Trading Post Glen's Market Litzenburger said the issue of mendations are usually followed open lor the Hayes Township case and the into decisions by some other Lake Management Plan is that it is governing body, so the idea of just IN BOYNE FALLS beginning sales person. trying to tell those who don't own making recommendations, when a certain amount of frontage that carried through to conclusion, are Mini-Mart Betty's Restaurant they don't have lake privileges. also against the law. Chuck's Party Store Base salary, Commissions, He told the commissioners that Litzenburger said that the coun laws cannot be made which cover ty and local government does not mediccil, car allowance. the access to and the use of have the authority to do what navigable waters as they are Hayes Township and the Lake IN CHARLEVOIX t "owned" by all of the people, hot Management Plan are trying to do. Glen's Market Seven-Eleven Apply in person, or send resume to: just those who live on the lake. Wharf side Market Central RexallDrugs He cited several areas which Sell it with Charlevoix County Press could be determined as funnel Don's IGA developments which would require a classified 108 Croveland, P.O. Box A all of the lake frontage and much of Lake Michigan if the current for10*perword. IN WALLOON Boyne'City, Ml 49712 guidelines were used. Village General Store He said Bast Jordan would need Ga/i1582-6761 m HI CHARLEVOIX COUNTY PRESS-August?, 1989 Opinions Remembrances Throw out illegalities With all of the fuss and ado about the county's Lake Management Plan, only two conclusions can be determined. Either the county throw the entire plan out, or recall the committee that formed the plan back into action to rewrite portions of it to make it current in light of the current rulings. The Hayes Township case is one of those rulings that tried to legislate how a resident of the township could use or not use the lake. If they lived off the lakeshore, there is a good possibility that they could never use the lake them selves. That means they would have to close down all of the public accesses, if they have developed any, and put a wall around the shoreline of the lake so that all of those property owners with shoreline under 200 feet could not use it either. We are glad that Boo Litzenburger helped explain some of the ramifications of the Lake Management Plan to the County Commissioners. He pointed out to them some of the areas that are clearly wrong. And those in the wrong have a very good chance of being sued to correct the wrong to make it right. The County Commissioners have that same opportunity by directing their planning board to do the same. The planners should try to fill in the holes of things they left out of the plan. And they should rewrite whole passages or leave them out as they are concerned with the lake and access to it. We have always said that the number of boats using the lake is self determining. The parks that are on the lake are their own "funnel" developments just like the private A road grader similar to this one was one of the featured stars Road Commission Department workers spent their free time developments. at die last weekend's Old Engine Festival. The grader, which restoring it It was displayed at the festival, although, unlike If they, the planners, really wanted to do something for had been on Beaver Island for many years was finally brought this picture, was towed by an antique tractor instead of a team the lake, and really wanted to protect the interests of the to the mainland by barge and trucked to Boyne City where of horses. citizens of the county, then probably the only recommen- ,.4ation they should have made would be to start a county- wide sewage district so that the future growth along the lakelfibf&would no^*be adding more nutrients and the sewage directly to the lake. While lakeshore owners would like to see no one using the lake except themselves, that is not possible as long as we have an open end to the lake and public accesses like marinas, beaches, and boat launching sites. Marshall Savles Thanks folks. I am feeling much No, no, no. There's a foregone arrows," myself said. touched boil when the government We are glad that East Jordan and Boyne City refused to better. I no longer add six and six and wildly accepted theory that "Until our crossing of the bar stands up on its hind legs saying, give their approval to the plan. They may be the only sen and come up with thirteen. junk mail should be held to a bare turns our tax spiget off and we are "Thou shall...."." sible people that were involved. * * * minimum; and in Washington no longer required to do what (Dear reader. One of the fun Now we need to see the plan thrown out, re-evaluated Now, while my lamp is still there seems to be an agreement politicians think is best for us," I ctions of today's offering is to show and/or, rewritten. holding out and there is yet ink in that anything written against the said. how certain actions of the world's The guidelines that are in the plan don't work anymore. my quiver I would like to register government is junk mail. "How strange it is," myself said, best government can sometimes a full-fledged squawk concerning "Then the only thing we can do "we are happy as a fat pig to be wander out of joint and wind up Uncle Sam's daily fiddling with the is vote and dodge the slings and living in America, but sore as a leg-slapping laughable.) personal lives of we, the payer of taxes. Letters Fiddling, I say. Most every day the government Do we need another loo? seems to come up with a new "something" we should not do. One Editor, of these days I suspect the high I read with some interest your we required to have on the water front anyway? There is one at the court will frown upon raising the report on last week's noon city flag at football games as well as commission meeting. You know boat ramp, the museum, Veterans FROM OUR FAMILY Park, the swimming beach, and if singing the Star Spangled Banner. the one I'm talking about. It hap I never could sing that song, but pens every Tuesday, 12*0 noon at you have a boat there's one at the TO YOURS Harborage Marina, not to mention m be darned if I want someone to City Hail. The commissioners are tell me that I shouldn't try. all there, the city manager, clerk, several gas stations, bars, and secretary, police chief, engineer, restaurants that could be used in Secretly" I carry a sling-shot in Cave-StaM etc And on a real busy day there an "emergency". Why does Boyne my back pocket to zero in on those might be 3 concerned citizens City need to spend $5, $40 or who get their sadistic kicks out of there representing no one in par $70,000 on a new bathroom burning the red, white and blue. In ticular other than themselves. In overlooking the water? And who a way I am glad I have lived most general, they're all a bunch of pret really cares whether its "Vic of this life for I do not wish to be around when it comes to wringing ••Of«tnt. />] ty nice people, friendly, and easy to torian" or not if we don't really Grwniilp" I talk to. It puzzles me why more need it in the first place. the necks of those folks whose regular folks don't show up once in I took a walk today and none of stomachs still contain some old a while just to see what going on the facilities I've mentioned had fashioned patriotism. here in town. Every meeting ends people lined up waiting to get in. A I do not mind paying taxes to with time set aside for citizens couple of them were dark, dirty, keep the world's best government comments, and it makes for a pret and in need of paint, but is that any afloat, but I wish it would stop ty short meeting sometimes when reason to build a new one? Let's issuing directives designed to save there is no one there with take better care of the ones we me from myself. Til save myself anything to say. have, and save the city, and the from myself, thank you. I've been Apparently last week's session state a few dollars. at it for more than half a century was focused on the need for a new And let's see a few more and myself thinks it's doing a pret bathroom faculty on the water "citizens" at some of these ty good job of it. front I missed the meeting and my meetings. I don't want my tax I know this because I spoke to Jerry Clark has just received a chance to comment and I'm not dollars thrown down the toilet. If myself about it the other day, check from Glen's Save/Share in anyone agrees, let's hear about it. saying "Self, don't you think I am the amount of $141.86 to benefit sure what all the fuss is about. the Star Community School How many public bathrooms are VicRuggfes doing a better job of saving me from you than the government ever did or could?' Well, myself was tickled red, This is one example of a non-profit group making use of the Save-Share CHARLEVOIX white and blue because I had taken time out to talk to it, and it spoke Program to help raise funds. There are many more groups using it, too. up. Glen's wants everyone in Boyne City to know about Save-Share and Being a poor talker and a rather hopes more g roups will use it to raise funds. COUNTYCopsrigh'. 1989;s*wCommimloecns.lnc.AIRlghisR«m« PRESSJ more fluent as a listener, I did not All a group has to do is register with the store manager and begin saving (USPS396480) stop myself. "Our government," myself said, the green cash register tapes. Glen's will pay 1 percent of the total qualified Editor-Publisher James F.SIIbar "has no business meddling with amount of all tapes brought in by any registered group; and not just once, Office Manager Patricia E.SIIbar Production Manager our daily ups and downs. You and I but each time a group brings in $25.00 or more worth of green cash Joyce L. Herholz have been having a go at it for Typesetter KathyL Van Dyke register tapes. % Advertising Sales RonBatr years without' wasting a cent of the taxpayers' money. But Correspondents Lenore Bechtel Marshall Sayles See John Nemeth Reg Sharkey Bea Smith Washington wastes it faster than Call Ware Nancy Northup it can collect it from us. And, on Glen's Store Manager Pam Burr Becky Hausler the other finger, I fear the day is or Mark Weisler,Ass't. Mgr. Scott Knlpe not far off when we will be told by fordetails. politicians that we should not go to Published by Sllbar Communication*, Inc., James F. Sllbar, President. P.O. Box the bathroom more than twice a BOYNE CITY A, 108 Croveland, Boyne City. Michigan 49712. Published weekly on Wed day." nesday. • '•"'•...' I was happy to hear myself talk PUBLICATION of advertisements or editorial commentary Implies neither endor like that, for I was sure the gover OPEN sement nor approval by The CharlevolK County Press. nment had gotten its goat, or MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Charlevoix $ 14 per year; elsewhere In the United perhaps its nanny. So I pressed 24 HOURS States, $20 per year. Single copies 30 cents. Singly mailed copies Including further asking what should be postage, $1. Second Class postage paid at Boyne City, Michigan by Sllbar Com- done. Glen's Markets are in Oaylord, Kalkaska, Grayling, munkatton., Inc. (USPS 39M80). Tve been watching this for a East Jordan, Wast Branch, Mlo, Mancelona, DEADLINES for general news, notices, display advertising, photographs and number of years," myself said, Roscommon, Rosa City, Charlevoix, Houghton Lake, classified advertising Is 3:00 p.m. Monday. "arid fm beginning to think the Roger»Clty,Lev»laton,andBoyneCrty. myselfs of the country should FROM OUR FAMILY SEND ADORESSCHANCES to The Charlevoix County Press, P.O. Box A. 108 organize and distribute pam TO YOURS Croveland St.. BoyneOty, Michigan 49712. Phorte6l6-582-6761. phlets." •m wmmmmmm
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Mich. Dept. of State Umlor attends by Gail Ware ^atC "WltM! Post grad. Natft For her compassionate con great deal of time herding releases new manual tribution to the welfare of the youngsters at various public women of America, unsung places. One of the most 1989 Michigan Driver state reviews the Young Leaders heroine Sandra Rawls deserves On these outings, once it widely circulated and and Traffic Safety manual — at least our heartfelt thanks and, in my became clear that I needed to frequently read Education Associa once every four view, the Woman of the Year if visit the restrooms as often as Michigan Depar tion Conference. years, it is important Conference not of the Decade, even the the children did (mighty often as tment of State "Because of the to assure that the in Woman of the Century award as those who've volunteered for On Tuesday, July 18, thfc^ publications has just manual's importance formation is both ac well. What has she done? No less this kind of duty know), my Congressional Youth Leadership;. been released, accor to all Michigan curate and than shortened the lines at heretofore considered liability Council held its 1989 Postgraduate ding to Secretary of educational," added women's public restrooms, or was hailed as an asset by my co- residents, 'What National Young Leaders Con Secretary Austin. they will be soon anyway due to leaders who gratefully appoin State Richard H. Every Driver Must ference. Christine Umlor, a recentf ted me perpetual potty Austin. More than Know' has been com high school graduate from East her great work. chaperone. 450,000 copies of pletely reviewed, up "What Every Jordan, was among 350 students In 1988 Rawls, an associate "What Every Driver dated and revised to Driver Must Know" from around the country chosen to professor of housing and interior Thus I had ample opportunity Must Know", which reflect current laws has been reorganized participate. Theses scholars have design at the University of to observe or get word on the serves as a resource and safe practices," for clarity and been selected for this unique honor CHRISTINE UMLOR Missouri, undertook to study the lines or lack of them at both for many driver stated Secretary features two special amount of time men and women facilities. So I speak from long based on demonstrated academic media and the diplomatic corps. education courses Austin. chapters — one on spend in public restrooms. For experience when I say that achievement, leadership and- Highlights of the program in throughout the state, "The revision has safety and courtesy her research she observed and Rawl's findings are right on the citizenship. cluded a breakfast panel discussion have been printed been extensive, in and the other on recorded the comings and goings mark. The theme of the National led by prominent journalists at the and are now available volving the expertise alcohol and drug of the sexes at four sites and Rawls doesn't explain the Leaders Conference is The National Press Club, welcoming at all 180 Secretary of of more than 70 abuse while driving. found that women take up to 97 reason for the disparity in line Leaders of Tomorrow Meeting remarks from a Member of State branch offices. organizations and in Basic information on seconds longer at the facilities length and resulting waiting The Leaders of Today. Congress on the floor of the United Secretary Austin dividuals. When half the new Commercial than men. Most of this time is: time between facilities, or not in Throughout the six day conferen States House of Representatives, introduced the newly- a million copies are Driver License spent standing in line not spif- the newspaper story I read ce, the scholars met with key and a government relations forum revised publication at printed each year, Program also has fying up as many, primarily anyway. Likely though it has to leaders and newsmakers from the comprised of lobbyists from a press conference on and , when almost been included. three branches of government, the men, assumed. do with the layers of clothes May 5, during the every resident in the various corporations and public in Rawl's findings were women's fashions dictate they terest groups. A visit to a publicized and when legislators wear and the time involved in diplomatic embassy and a foreign in Virginia read them, they took managing same for the business Walloon West Arm Sailing Club hold policy briefing at the State Depar them to heart and passed a law at hand and the fact that men tment were also included among mandating that as of this May 1, only have to manage a zipper. the week's activities. ladies' restrooms in buildings of Whatever the reason, long public assembly must have 50 lines at public restrooms have 2nd Sunfish race, 3rd Series race Christine also had a unique op percent more toilets than men's. always been the way it was for portunity to meet with Senator New York will have a similar women, but it won't be for long On Saturday, July 22nd, the placed second. Don Owen in a Buc place series pennant went to Torn- Carl Levin and Senator Donald W. law in place soon and it's an thanks to Sandra Rawls. second Sunfish race was held by caneer took third place. Fourth and Cathy Kidd (Snipe) with fifth Riegle, Jr. and Representative ticipated that Statehouses Rawls was recently honored the West Arm Sailing Club on place went to David Crothers in a won by Bill Fairhurst in his En Robert W. Davis or members of across the country will act in like by the American Society of In Walloon Lake. The winds were Laser. Bill Fairhurst sailed his En sign. Placing sixth and just out M- their staffs. Culminating the fashion shortly. terior Designers for her valuable non-existent until race time ( 2 sign to a fifth place finish. John the money was Nancy Shepard National Young Leaders Con My familiarity with women's study. She certainly deserves it pan.) then became brisk during the Balbach crossed the line just ahead (Sunfish). The season Sunfish win ference was the Mock Congress in restrooms and time spent and more. Perhaps though, 1 race. Six sunfish sailboats were all of David Owen for sixth and ners were as follows: David Owen ! which the scholars assume the waiting in line to use the rather than Woman of the Year that wanted to bake in the hot sun seventh place respectively. Both first, Nancy Shepard-second, and* roles of United States Represen facilities is greater than average honors a more lasting tribute to race that day. sailed a Sunfish. Ray Johnson Ray Marx-third. tatives by debating, lobbying, and due to my physical make-up, the would be a plaque engraved Bob Schoenfeld was the first (Mutineer), Matt Cavell (Laser II), The West Arm Sailing Club's- voting on proposed National Ser limitations of which my mother with "Courtesy of Sandra over the finish line just ahead of Nancy Shepard (Sunfish), and Bar Sailor of the Year (voted by the vice legislation. noted early and pointedly. Rawls" on the toilet stall doors Ray Marx. Ray and Bob battled bara Moyers (Sunfish) completed members) went to Dave Crothers. In later years, as the parent of of those added as a result of her the whole race for the top spot. the rest of the entries. Using the Officers were elected for the 1990 The National Young Leaders a child of each sex, I put in time study. Then women entering Third place went to John An Portsmouth Handicap system the season. Don Andrews will continue Conference is sponsored by the both as a,,Brownie leader and a them would be reminded that drews. Nancy Shepard followed in corrected finishes were as follows: as the Commodore. Nancy Congressional Youth Leadership Cub Scout den mother. These but for the grace of Sandra fourth while Barbara Moyers John Andrews (Hobie Cat 16) first, Shepard was elected Vice Com Council which was founded in 1985. activities involved spending a Rawls they'd still be waiting. sailed to a fifth place Cnish. Don Don Owen (Buccaneer) second, Ray modore, Don Owen will be Rear The Council is a nom-profit, non Owen placed sixth after deciding Bunce (E Scow) third, John Commodore and Sandy Andrews partisan educational organization to do a little rafting during the Balbach (Sunfish) fourth, David the Treasurer. The first race of committed to recognizing outstan race. Don was in third place on the Owen (Sunfish) fifth and David 1990 will be held on June 30th. Tttfc; ding youth and providing them second leg of the race when it Crothers (Laser) finished sixth. West Arm Sailing Club welcome*' with a "hands-on" civics learning seems a swimming raft "jumped The following finished in order of interested sailors. Newcomers, are experience in the nation! capital. Jottings out" in front of him. He managed fourth through twelfth overall. always welcome to join in the "We firmly believe that by BY JIM SILBAR and many times about a thousand to miss the raft but caught his Medallions are awarded to the races. Come join us in 1990. Call touching one life, the National After visiting the early engine acres. main sheet on the raft ladder first three places (corrected time) Commodore Don Andrews (347- Young Leaders Conference show last weekend that was held Today's farmer probably works which then caused him to turn with pennants to the fourth and 8049) for further details. enriches thousands more," said Co- over by Walloon Lake, and wat those thousand acres with as little over. He recovered somehow and fifth place finishers. Founders Barbara Harris and ching all of the-farm machinery, as one or two men. finished the race in sixth. Season awards were given out In service Richard Rossi. "Scholars return to sawmill and such being operated, I I can see why all of the farmers Medallions were awarded to the at the party at Nancy and Wes their home communities charged sometimes wonder how people did got together to work the harvests, first three finishers with pennants Shepard's cottage. Pvt. 1st Class William R. Gip- with the lifelong duty of leading all all that work. moving from one farm to another to fourth and fifth. The Commodore's Trophy went perich has completed basic Americans to better understand Compared to today, one man helping out. It took many people The West Arm Sailing Club on to Don Owen. The winner of the training at Fort Dix, N J. their rights and responsibilities in and a machine can probably work back in those days to get the jobs Walloon Lake held its third Series overall Series races (Handicap) for During the training, students this participatory democracy." circles around what the farmers done. Race on Saturday, July 28, 1989. the summer season was David received instruction in drill and were using just a short time ago. Even the sawmill operation. I Eleven sailboats entered the race Owen in a Sunfish. He was awar ceremonies, weapons, map The Council has over 240 mem And they thought that they saw several men more working which featured light winds during ded the Curtis Cup. Second place reading, tactics, military courtesy, bers of the United States Congress were saving time and labor. the mill than I had just seen when the entire race. John Andrews in went to David Crothers (Laser) military justice, first aid, and Ar who comprise its Honorary But that started the thought I was given a tour of the Matelski his Hobie Cat 16 crossed the line while Don Owen finished third in my history and traditions. Congressional Board of Advisors processes working, and when you Lumber Company Mill just the first. Ray Bunce in an E Scow the handicap series. The fourth Gipperich is the son of Sandra joining in the commitment to think about it you have to marvel day before. L. and William F. Gipperich of educational excellence. at what the early pioneers did. Boyne City. Just think about all of the roads Sure, they had a lot of workers Charlevoix County The soldier is a 1988 graduate of that were constructed, the bridges at the present day lumber com Boyne City High School. that were built, and almost every pany, but they were doing things Commission Minutes other thing that has been around like grading the lumber, sorting it The Charlevoix County Board of reimbursement of 80% of all court for many years. into sizes and the like. At the old Commissioners met in regular operational expenses for the years Hot weather disorders I remember seeing pictures of engine show all those people were session on July 12, 1989, in 1986 and 1987. Also heard at the about a thousand workers digging just helping to take the cut wood Charlevoix. regular meeting was the North a railroad cut through some hill, off of the bed and stack it with no Resolution adopted included: a west Senior Resources Annual to watch for and I marveled at the time that it time for grading or sorting. Report. $500.00 appropriation to the Tran Hot weather thyroidism, dehydra 5. Spend more time in was man power, not machine sportation Authority for disorders are a tion, congestive heart air conditioned power, that constructed many of In fact, pictures of the dock- restoration work on the old Copies of the complete minutes potentially serious failure,' •' abnor places. Air con the basic things we have today. walloppers in Boyne City showed Cullenberg Engine; a resolution of the Board are on file in the office threat to any in- malities'-of skin and ditioning in homes In comparison, the first about a hundred men that were stating that Charlevoix County of the County Clerk and are dividual during sweat 'glands, infec and buildings threshing machines, the early hay used to stack the lumber onto a hereby joins the Class Action Suit available for public inspection episodes of high tern tion wit*- fever, and markedly reduces balers, or an early sawmill, still ship. Today, that same job would against the State of Michigan for during regular business hours. perature and central"' nervous danger from the heat. took a tremendous amount of labor require perhaps, one driver of a humidity. Hot system'disease), or a 6. Wear loose and or manpower to get the job done. fork lift. weather disorders history of a heat light-colored clothing And the farmers of the day of Boyne City makes So the conclusion that can be are preventable if disorder.' in hot, sunny thought that all of those new shopping convenient made is that while we have come people are aware of 1. Drink plenty of weather. fangled devices really helped very far in the area of labor saving • 1-800-366-3000 • Open 9 - 5:30 daily the conditions that water. Fluid consum 7. Contact your reduce the amount of time it took devices, we probably have the 24 hours 7 days a week 9 to 1 Saturday cause injury and ption should be as physician to deter to get the crops harvested. same distance yet to go. • Most orders available • Great selection of appliances know how to prevent much as 60 percent mine if you are at in Maybe, back then, the average farm was about 40 acres, as that In 3 days and Electronics in Stock them. greater < than the creased risk because Dr. Brian Youngs, amount; dictated by of any medicine or may have been the greatest But I am still amazed that we "Your money's worth and a District Medical thirst* Adequate fluid drugs you may be amount a farmer could work and can drive on the roads the early whole lot more." Director, believes all intake -of. water or taking get the crops sown, harvested and workers made, live in the houses, : put away for the winter. and use the facilities without a « Open 9 - 5:30 Daily 108 S. Lake, Boyne City individuals should be fruit~-'4if vegetable 8. Sugary beverages, Today, the average farm is forethought of what it took to build 9to1 Saturday 582-651 3 aware of hot weather juice before or during which decrease disorders. He is strenuous exercise is gastric emptying, and possibly three or four times that, such a thing. especially concerned essential"' to reduce alcoholic beverages, for athletes trying risk. •• which are out for a team or just 2. Increase the intake dehydrating, should Fire, Burglary, Heat loss attempting to get of salfc fitereased salt be avoided. How can you be rewarded for into condition. In and fluids par 9. Sponge body sur good driving after 55? dividuals in poor ticularly fc»lp prevent faces with cool water ALARMS physical condition, he«t e^tiistion and to assist in preven No problem. 24 HOUR LOCAL MONITORING! not acclimatized, heat Cwatps. Do not ting heat stroke. overweight or husky, take ''salt tablets 10. Identify in Auto-Owners gives you a Good Driver Discount if you're wearing heavy unlessMecified by a dividuals in any of age 55 or over. So instead of reducing coverage or raising clothing, overexer physlc^pjPersons on the high risk groups, auto insurance premiums when you mature—Auto-Owners 347-9527 ting themselves and salt ... ''.^restrictions increase efforts to rewards you with a discount! sweating excessively should > consult a have them keep cool, Just ask your "no problem" Auto-Owners agent to tell you Free estimates without adequate physhSiJr before in-' and emphasize the how a good driver discount can be no problem for you! fluid intake are at creasing their salt in importance of main special risk. Other take. taining contact with PROTECTIVE factors predisposing 3. Reduce activity others for early to heat injury include during the heat. detection of signs of PROTECTIVE SECURITY the young, especially StrefiuOss activities heat illness. SECURITY i infants, the elderly, time «£ the day. 11. Participants in RUEGSEGGER-STANLEY ALARM the person talcing 4. AvaH the heat as hot weather sports ALARM medications (diuret much as possible. In events must make INSURANCE AGENCY ics), and the in dividual^, at risk sure •. they are dividual with a —— Since 1905 —- HARBOR SPRINGS/PETOSKE Y ahoiM%q/j8f in the adequately ac serious illness S23i^availabie climatized. 106 Water St, Boyne City, MI 582-6251 (diabetes, hyper placiB,
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BLACK WATCH NEWSPRINT 1000 WOLFF SUNBEDS weekend of 8-12*9. PLAID acrylic rug, PAPER TONING TABLES Call Marilyn, 517-655 COMMERCIAL - HOME What's Happening lSx2ff, rubber Unused roll ends, 34 4895. backing, excellent con inches wide varying TANNING BEDS t Save to 50% AUCTION FOR Summer 1989. A at Veterans' Memorial dition, $100.535-2593. sizes, $2.50 - $7. Good Prices From $249 Library. The topic will Group meets ever/ for table covers, pain Lamps-Lotions-Accessohes 500 Help Wanted THE ARTS double bill features Park in Boyne City. be "How to Read a Sunday at the 202-23-1 ting cover, school art Call Today Join us under the Hulas & Hoopla by the Cars will be judged Cemetery". Presbyterian Church FREE Coloafatalog NEEDED open air festival tent at Pua Lei dancers and on Sunday only, with 205 Appliances projects, tombstone on Park Street at 8 1-800-22M292 Advanced aides and Black Forest Hall, the amazing juggling trophies awarded at 3 BIBLE SCHOOL pjn. for a closed for Sale rubbing, etc. (MI355W) LPNs to work in many Charelvoix County Harbor Springs, for a and magic of Crazy pjn. Car registrations Vacation Bible meeting. areas. For more infor glass of champagne, an Richard. Memorial will be taken until noon School will be held at USED APPLIANCES Press Office 330 Houses for Sale mation call 616-238- The last Sun 108 Groveland enjoyable evening and Park in East Jordan is on Sunday. There will ,the Boyne City Free day of each month a Gas and electric 8534. a chance to bid on art, the setting on Satur be foodo n the grounds ranges, refrigerators, Boyne City WALLOON LAKE Methodist Church, potluck open meeting 582-6761 antiques, and unique day, July 29 at 7 pjn. and free spectator ad beginning Monday, is held at 7 pjn. in the washers and dryers. Historic church and one of a kind services. The concert is free to mission both days from 60 day warranty. home on four lots in "ATTENTION: Earn Aug. 14 thru Friday Presbyterian Church. Money Reading Viewing hour will be the public. Bring a 10 am. to 4 pjn. Aug. 18, from 7 to 9 Brooks' Appliance METAL SHEETS Walloon Lake lawn chair or blanket. DEAF & BLIND Service 582-6217. Books. $32,000/year from 6 pjn. until 7 pjn. pjn. each evening. The Suitable for building Village. House has 4 Ernest DuMouchelle, Rain site: East Jordan CAKEWALK Braile materials, bedrooms, IV2 baths income potential. closing program will be woodsheds, repairing Details (1) 60&8383885 professional Detroit High School. Evangeline Chapter Sunday evening, Aug. readers for visually roofs or replacing and full basement. art and antiques auc No. 95 OES. of Boyne impaired individuals, Church has a kitchen, Ext. Bk 3350. 20 featuring chalk ar 210 Appliance Service metal work on antique tioneer, will begin the BOYNE CITY City will have a cake tist Charlie Dann. and interpreters for furniture. We have offices and full LITTLE LEAGUE walk at their monthly the hearing impaired LIVE-IN NURSE'S live auction at 7 pjn. The school is for the WE'LL FTX IT: used aluminum prin basement. Listed He will be assisted by PICNIC meeting on Aug. 7 at 8 will be provided upon below appraised AIDE. Work three whole family with Brooks Appliance ting plates 22x35 in Lois Hogdson and The Boyne City Lit pjn. in the Boyne City classes for all ages up request. If you are in ches at the Charlevoix value at $249,000. days for 40 hours pay. Masonic Lodge. Service. 582-6217. Call IN HOME HELP, Balky Grannis. tle League picnic will through adults. The need of one of these County Press. 40 cents Call HEMINGER- be held on Monday, Balloting on new services, please notify 616-2383534. Bring a picnic sup- program for this year's each, 3/$1.00 or PEDERSON REAL- por or call the Good' August 7, at Whitings members will be a por Northern Michigan ESTATE at 616-526- VJ3JS. is "Come, See 25/$8.00. Park. Dinner will be at tion of the business. All Jesus." The public is Substance Abuse Ser 225 Building Materials 2178. 660 Boats, Motors DAVIS REP members are urged to Congressman Davis' 530, followed by an invited to attend. vices, 1723 West M-32, CEDAR FENCE & Trailers awards presentation attend. Suite A, Gaylord, MI 285 Pets & Livestock District Represen POSTS, clothes line tative Bill Huber will and business meeting. ALCOHOLICS (517)732-1791. FOR SALE - BY 1971 CENTURY IO, Each family is WRITERS'NORTH posts, fence rails, CHINESE SHAR- be visiting the area Writers' North will ANONOMOUS Cedar landscape ties. OWNERS Houses, 17 ft, 165 hp, excellent requested to bring a PEI puppies. condition. Call soon. Anyone wishing have its Aug. meeting If you or a loved one $3.25. Call 549-2405. house trailers, mobile dish to pass and their Tidbits GSP.CA. registered, homes, land bought- weekends, 536-7926. to meet with him is in on Monday the 7th at 7 have a problem with taking deposits. Call vited to do so without own table settings. Good vibrations: Not sold - traded - rented - For more infor pjn. at the home of alcohol, we urge you to 616-2753638. financed. Bast Jordan an appointment. He Martha Breckinridge, attend a local AA. all sharks rely on 250 Furniture 690 Vehicle-Boat will be available to mation, call Bill or meeting for support their sense of smell to Auto Parts.Inc. Brenda Miller at 582- southeast corner of 300 Business Storage discuss any problem locate prey. Many BEAUTIFUL FrVE 9475. Birch and Pen Boyne Valley Group piece livingroom sec Opportunities you may be having nsylvania intersection sharks have a highly WINTER BOAT with state or federal meets at the Knights tional in medium 465 Wanted to rent and storage available 16th ANTIQUE in Harbor Springs. of Columbus Hall on M- acute sense of "OWN YOUR OWN government. On hearing. National beige short nap velour. BUSINESS" All top in Boyne City. 547- AUTOSHOW Come and bring 75 South, Boyne City In very good con 2008. Friday, Aug. 11, he will Antique autos will manuscripts for us to every Monday at 8 Wildlife magazine quality. The latest up WANT TO RENT be at the East Jordan reports many sharks dition — 4 years old. HOUSE for ski season. be on display the critique. pjn. (closed mtg.), to date clothing & Senior Citizen Center, pick up sounds Cleans well, does not Responsible ski-patrol 742 House Sitting weekend of August Wednesday at 630 shoes available. Full from 1150-1 pjn. through a series of show soiling. High couple in their forties. Service 12th and 13th, when A.C £. GENEALOGY pjn. (step study closed figure, misses, junior, vibration detectors quality furniture. No children. Four HULAS & HOOPLA the Boyne Country SOCIETY meeting followed by a & children. Includes TEACHER SEEKS A along their sides. Original price $2500, fixtures, inventory, & years rental experien The Jordan River Region of the Antique The A.CJE. regular closed mtg.), asking $500. Call 582- ce in the Boyne City house sitting situation Genealogy Society will Thursday at noon These detectors allow training. $14,900 to in Boyne City. Novem Arts Council presents Auto Club of America 6761 days or 582-2345 area. Excellent local meet Thursday, (closed mtg.), Friday at sharks to sense $29500. Call 404-956- ber-April. Call 582-7906 the last in its series of sponsors its 16th An evenings. references. Will be in events in the Perfor nual Antique Auto August 3, 7:00 pjn. at 8 pjn. (closed mtg.). movement several 0695, The Fashion after 5 pjn. the Boyne City hundred feet away. Image. Boyne City area the ming Arts Showcase, Show and Flea Market The Boyne City Public Notices
MORTGAGE SALE TAKE NOTICE, that sale pearing by the records in the Default has been made in has been lawfully made of the office of the Register of Business Directory the conditions of a mortgage following described land {or Deeds of said County. made by GARY A. MAY, a unpaid taxes thereon, July 26, aug 2,9,16 3 inch business cards only $6 per week, call 582-6761 single man to NBD Mortgage and that the undersigned Company, a Delaware Cor has title thereto under tax poration, Mortgagee, dated deed or deeds issued STATE OF MICHIGAN June 15, 1984, and recorded therefor, and that you are IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SEALS & ROBERTS on June 25, 1984, in Liber entitled to a reconveyance FOR THE COUNTY OF Q 0 173, on page 969, thereof, at any time within CHARLEVOIX CHARLEVOIX County 6 months after return of CONSTRUCTION Commercial and Residential ^ar^onpaint Records, Michigan, and service of this notice, upon ALLEN CAMPBELL & COMPANY Painting • Papering assigned by said mortgagee payment to the under BONNIE CAMPBELL, *< WALLPAPER Boyne City 582-6535 to First Federal Savings and signed or to the Register of husband and wife. No. 87-135- 1070 Bayvlew Rd.. Petoskey 347 5940 STEEL Loan Association of Chancery of the County in 12 CH Plaintiffs, Angles-Plates Rochester, a Federal Savings which the lands lie, of all vs. For Your Complete Painting Supplies and Loan Association, by an sums paid upon such pur ANDREW D. SUTTON & 1070 Bay View Road, Oleson'sShopping Center Channels-Beams assignment dated September chase, together with 50 per BESSIE B. SUTTON, Bars m * 1, 1987, and recorded on centum additional thereto, Petoskey • 347-5940 7:30amto6pmMon.throughSat. husband and wife. Defen November 2, 1987, in Liber and the fees of the Sheriff dants. 27 Years Experience 196, on page 0777, for the service or cost of CHARLEVOIX County publication of this notice, Richard W. May CP-23180) to be computed as upon ROOFING 20 Years in Business Records, Michigan, on which Attorney for Plaintiffs mortgage there is claimed to personal service of a 201 River St, P.O. Box 140 I HAWKINS INDUSTRIAL Richard • Brutus be due at the date hereof the declaration as commen Boyne City, MI 49712 I BROS., INC. COMMERCIAL 529-6786 sum of One Hundred Twenty cement of suit, and the fur (616)5823751 RESIDENTIAL Thousand Three Hundred ther sum of five dollars for Eight and 13/100 Dollars each description without COMPLFTE PROFESSIONAL Dan • Petoskey NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Bill Hawkins ($120,308.13) including in other additional cost or BUILDING a REMODELING " No job too large or loo small" FORECLOSURE SALE Joe Hawkins 347-4664 charges: Provided, That terest at 14.000% per annum. Pursuant to and by virtue with respect to purchasers 6 16-382-2702 06556 Camp Daqgett Rd. (616) 582-2307 Under the power of sale of a Consent Judgment en at the tax sale held in the LICCNSCO BUILDER BOYNE CITY. MICH. 49712 Boyne City, Ml 49712 contained in said mortgage tered by the Circuit Court for Formerly B&B Roofing years 1938, 1939 and 1940 and the statute in such case the County of Charlevoix, the sum stated in such made and approved, notice is State of Michigan, on the notice as a condition of hereby given that said mor 30th day of August, 1988, in a • Compactors •Lawn Roller* reconveyance shall only be REALTY WORLD - Boyne Area tgage will be foreclosed by a certain cause therein pen S^l SEALS & ROBERTS • Power Trowel •Log Spittle* sale of the mortgaged all sums paid as a condition • Power Equipment ding, File No. 87-135-12 CH, • ConcreteS** premises, or some part of of the tax title purchase, & CONSTRUCTION •Screed (Power) •Htde-ABetis wherein ALLEN CAM We Are The Results People For together with 10 per cen • Bull Floats • Tools them, at public vendue, at the PBELL & BONNIE CAM Rj COMPANY • Power Rakes •Generators tum additional thereto. If Waterfront, Commercial, Residential, main lobby of the Charlevoix PBELL, his wife, were Plain • Lawn Sweepers • ShredoWMu Icher County Courthouse in payment as aforesaid is not • Com merdal Aerators tiffs, and ANDREW D. Complete Building AcrwQe and Farms made, the undersigned will Charlevoix, ML at 11:00 a-m. SUTTON & BESSIE a institute Proceedings for and Remodeling on SEPTEMBER 15,1989. SUTTON his wife, were possession of the land. boyne rent-it, inc. Said premises are situated Defendant, Nancy Wood Loaning, pivision of Boyne Automotive) Boyne City 582-6535 BOYNE AVE. in CITY OF CHARLEVOIX, NOTICE IS HEREBY m 582-6812 BoyneCity CHARLEVOIX County, Salve Manager Inscription of Land GIVEN that I sail sell, at Michigan and are described Tax for Year 1985 public sale, to the highest SEPTIC TANKS SERVICE as: bidder, in the lobby of the Jim Shepherd Painting Visit us in our new location across from LOT 29, MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN main entrance on the East One Water Street Restaurant SEPTIC TANK SHORES AS RECORDED COUNTY Side of the County Court Box 131 .- JOE'S SERVICE, INC. IN LEER 2 OF PLATS, OF CHARLEVOIX House in the City of Boyne City, Michigan 49712 CLEANING AND INSTALLATION IS OUR BUSINESS PAGE 158, CHARLEVOLX Charlevoix, (that being the. COUNTY RECORDS. ...NOT A SIDELINE Com at NW cor Section 35 place of holding the Circuit • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL The redemption period th S. 03d 08m 30s E alg W Court for said County), on the REALTY WORLD- • EXCAVATING • LAND CLEARING shall be 6 months from the line sd Section 1188.77ft 22nd day of September, 198», date of such sale, unless th S 89d 48m 58s E 330ft at 1000 u. in the forenoon, 113 Front St root, Boyna City, Ml 49712 Emsrfsncy Ssrvlc* • Repair Sarvlc* Jim Jeff Michigan State license Mo. 391 la determined abandoned in ac for POB th S 03d 08m 30s E the following described pjr—, (416)532-6944 Portable Toilets For Ren) Call 347-2151, Petoskey cordance with 1948 CL 132ft to N 1/8 line sd sec property: AD those certain 616-582-6256 616-582-2488 6003241(a) in which case the iol & 2362 McDougall Road ._. tion th S 89d 48m 58s E alg pieces or parcels of land redemption period shall be 30 N 18 line 26124ft the N 02d situated in the Village of Ad days from the date of such 35m 06s W 1322ft to N line vance, County of Charlevoix, ExeavatinffServiee* Call For The sale. sd section th W 264ft th S and State of Michigan, Free Estimate* East Jordan DATED: August 2,1989 1190ft to POB being pt of described as: SOIBrkfceSt. Finest in Upholstering ATTORNEY FOR: Assignee E'/i of NW 'A of NW 'A, AI Sand-Gravel-S tone Product* Family Hearth Center Eaat Jordan, Ml 49727 Land situated in the Village FREE of Mortgagee ' Section 35, Town 33 North, of Advance, County of RENTH Washed Stone-Stone Rip Rap Robert A. Tremain & Range 8 West Marion Charlevoix, State of Bal Diamond Dust RODERICE.TINNEY,M.D. ESTIMATES Associates, P.C. TWP. Michigan, to-wit: Lots 5 and 6 Cal far more information Diplomate, American Board of Pediatrics 401 South Woodward Ave. Prop. Tax No. 15-09-035- of Block T of G. Von Call Suite 300 008-20. Sec. 85 T33N R8W. Platen's Addition to the Birmingham, MI 616-588-2345 By appointment 536-2206 616-546-3277 Amount paid 173.40. Village of Advance, according OTHERS 480096616 _ to the recorded plat thereof Ensworth, Mien. 49729' M-32.Elmira.MI We Pick Up & Delioer as recorded in the Office of Save 1948 Amount necessary to First Federal Savings & Loan redeem, $286.10 plus the the Register of Deeds, Association of Rochester fees of the Sheriff. Charlevoix County, REFUSE SERVICE Assignee of Mortgagee PUntpLaad Michigan; •DECKS Donna A. Decker as described in said Consent for Charlevoix, BoyneCity, aug.2A16.23 East Jordan, MI 49717 Judgment of the Circuit • DOCKSI Eut Jordan and P.O. Box SOt Court. •wroiindinf area*. Advertising your business NOTICE BY PER8ON8 06813 Cotter Rd. Dated Jury 27, 1989 JaneE.Brsnaon WASTEMANAGEMENTOF CLAIMING TITLE • ROCKS CasrlsvdxCsaatyClork NORTHERNMICHIGAN creates business UNDER TAX DEED ToWajroD.RassclI Eon St. Ckarhn«lx.MI497» 0at73U.8.318 6 CHARLEVOIX COUNTY PRESS-August 2,1989 Reg Sharkey's Northern Journal with Bea Smith Cooking BAKED BEANS 1 teaspoon liquid smoke The accursed of Eden Baked beans are not only a 1 medium onion, quartered delicious, nourishing and rich Brown bacon and drain off fat. protein food; they are a fun food as Crumble bacon and combine with well. They are seen and eaten at remaining ingredients in 2 qt. BY REG SHARKEY equal to winning the. Michigan lot tery, and your chances of being every party, picnic, family reunion casserole or bean pot. Top with Why is it that many people fear or political rally. Baked beans fit additional bacon strips if desired. or despise reptiles—snakes, that is? bitten less than that of being struck by lightning while standing into any kind of menu from a Bake uncovered in slow oven 325 Surely we aren't born with rep Boston tea party to a clam bake or degrees for l'/a to 2 hours. Makes tilian abhorrance. under a tree. Although I've gotten calls from wedding reception. They com 10 servings. Although the Good Book says pliment the other foods especially that because the serpent tempted people who think they have seen the little rattler, when describing rice. The nutrition experts tell us Everyone will like: Bye in the Garden of Eden to eat that beans and rice eaten at the WESTERN BARBECUED of the forbidden fruit, who in turn them I find it usually turns out to be an eastern hog-nosed, the com same meal will furnish all of the BEANS tempted Adam to do likewise, God protein one needs for the day. Vk lbs. lean ground beef told the serpent that henceforth it mon water snake, or even the beautiful red king (milk) snake, all Preparing baked beans was a IV2 teaspoons salt would crawl in the dust and be J big production in Grandmother's lk teaspoon pepper stamped on my mankind forever- common to this area. Probably the snake that causes time. She just might have had to 1 clove garlic, minced more. help Grandpa harvest them. My 3 tablespoons cooking oil Be that what it may we aren't the most concern to "snake ignorant" people is the hog-nosed father had a bean puller that left V4 cup chopped onion born with a fear or hate of snakes. rows of dried bean plants, then we V2 cup tomato juice If we are born with that snake. When surprised or cornered it had to rake them up into piles to 'A cup chili sauce abhorrance why is it a toddler, free be picked up and hauled to the V« cup diced dill pickle of adult interference, will be at will assume a striking attitude, ex panding its rib cage back of the barn for threshing. Mother had to 3 drops Tabasco sauce tracted to the graceful undulations pick over the beans to remove all 2 cans (1 lb. size) pork and beans of the snake? head like an Indian cobra, mouth open, hissing like a punctured in of the bad ones with brown spots Combine ground beef, salt, pepper, In my boyhood I reall the or pieces of dirt and stone. Then and garlic. Saute in cooking oil in hullabaloo created by a harmless ner tube. When crowded it will make false strikes, never quite wash them in several waters. large skillet over medium heat un insect-seeking garter snake when They were then ready to put to til light browned. Add onion and discovered in a garden, and the making contact; and when it figures the jig is up it will flip over soak for several hours or over brown a few minutes longer until satisfaction derived by the self- night. The next day she put them onion is golden. Remove from heat appointed executioner. on its back, tongue lolling, feigning death. Go away where the snake on to cook for bean soup. We ate and add remaining ingredients. And if the trespassing reptile this soup poured on our plates Pour into a bean pot or 9 inch happened to be a harmless bluffer, can't see you and it will eventually flop over on its belly when the with slices of home made buttered square baking dish. If desired, the eastern hog-nosed snake, that bread to sop up the juices. garnish top with onion rings and can assume the threatening stance coast is clear and slither away. Repeat performances can be had The left-over beans from the drizzle with a little catsup. Bake in of a cobra, the ruckuss raised soup were used for baked beans slow oven (325 degrees) for 40 to 45 before the poor critter was dispat simply by pestering the bluffer again. the next day. I do not remember minues. ched was equal to a neighborhood how she seasoned those beans; Makes 8 servings. homicide. I recently had a hog-nose on our driveway and I never fail to pester probably a little onion and For something a little different Although my family followed Pictured above is a "Michigan Rattler," which Sharkey says is nothing to molasses and fresh or salt pork or try: suit in a belief that a good snake the bluffer into its reptilian act. worry about here in the north country as sightings of rattier snakes are But this time I got a bonus out of bacon. Home cooked beans have a PORK AND LIMA BAKE was a dead one, I was the oddball extremely rare. The snake grows to about two to three feet king and has different flavor than the canned 1 lb. bulk sausage who was fascinated by the the scenario. About the time it was rattles on the tail and distinctive markings on the skin. giving up its ghost it up-chucked varieties. Mother's preparations V2 cup diced onion crawling critters. were just good basic cooking with 1 clove garlic, minced I brought home many of the dif the contents of its foraging: three small toads in the various stages of what she had on hand, and I 2 cans (20 oz.) cooked dried lima ferent species native to my natal remember how very good those beans, drained area. And I remember my mother digestion. Toads are the favorite prey of this upland reptile. beans tasted when I was hungry. 1 can (1 lb.) tomatoes making me scrub my hands till All kinds of dried beans are on our 1 teaspoon salt they were the color of the boiled As far as the little Michigan rat market shelves and it is good to tler goes, I had one some years ago V2 teaspoon paprika bologna that we might be eating try some unusual ones oc '/»teaspoon celery salt for supper. that was captured over the casionally, I notice that we can now Frederick area. I kept it all sum 1 cup grated process cheese Although I have traveled in the buy the black beans which have Form sausage in to small balls, countries having cobras, mambas, mer in a large glass cage feeding it been so popular in Florida. mice and small frogs. I ran ex using V4 cup for each. Lightly asps and the likes, those reptiles When we do not want to spend brown over medium heat. Add were the least of my worries. periments in its striking tolerance. Inflating small paper bags I would so much time in the kitchen these onion and garlic and cook until Right here is the secret of rep summer days we can make new- golden. Place drained lima beans tilian tolerance: Recognition! lower them into the cage and pester the rattler into striking the fashioned baked beans with quick- and tomatoes in individual Of course here in this part of to-fix recipes using canned beans casseroles or 2 qt. casserole. Michigan we don't have to worry bag. Its tolerance of the treatening object was remarkable. Only after which are better than ever. You Season with salt, paprika, and too much about poisonous snakes. won't need to wait until Saturday celery salt. Arrange sausage over About the only chance of stum it was crowded into a corner would it attempt to strike. night to make these: mixture, pressing balls into bean bling into the realm of Michigan's SATURDAY BAKED BEANS I believe the retiring little snake mixture. Sprinkle with cheese. only poisonous snake, the shy, 6 slices bacon Bake in moderate oven (350 retiring little Massasauga rattler, will only strike if surprised, like 2 cans (31 oz. size) pork and beans sitting down or stepping on or degrees) for 45 to 50 minutes. would be if you happened to be in in tomato sauce Makes 6 to 8 servings. the area where habitat seems to near one. V2 cup firmly packed brown sugar As far as I know there have Don't forget to put a cruet of encourage their concentration. J Vs cup molasses vinegar on the table for that old- I've never heard about the little been no fatalities from the bite of V2 cup catsup the Massasauga. t • fashioned flavor even with these rattler being found in Charlevoix 1 teaspoon prepared mustard new-fangled ideas. or Emmet counties. I've heard So, get to know snakes better. More common to this area is the eastern hog-nosed snake which when reports of them from Kalkaska, They are fascinating and useful. disturbed can pose fike a cobra, flaring its neck and coding like a rattler. Grand Traverse and to the west in The DNR thinks so, for recently But it is all part of the bluff and if the snake is continually disturbed, it Crawford county. Even then your a law was passed protecting will roll over and play dead. This snake is common to the area along with chances of seeing one would be snakes and other reptilian critters. water snakes, garter snakes and the mQk snake. Petoskey partners acquire Town and Country Cedar Homes Town and Country Cedar Town and Country home to being completed this summer, in Homes announced Friday, July 21, Michigan, we are entering a new time for the opening of Monahan's that Stephen Biggs and Bob Kin stage of major growth," Biggs ad celebrity golf course. Restaurants, ney, Town and Country President ded. Southwestern Enterprises, executive retreats, conference cen and Vice President, respectively, and specifically its Chairman ters and residential compounds are in partnership with two invest Charles Cella, enabled our early on the drawing boards. ment groups, have acquired the development. From the start the "Our secrets are in a com home building firm. business plan called for Bob Ken- bination of elements," Biggs Biggs, Kinney, Primus Venture ney and me to move toward full revealed. "We're a vertically in Partners, of Cleveland, Ohio, and ownership. tegrated company. We cut our the State of Michigan Venture "With this transfer of ownership own cedar from our own cedar Capital Division, purchased Town the gate is opened for expansion," swamps. We mill it. Our Wins and Country Cedar Homes from Biggs continued. stabilize every board to an exact Southwestern Enterprises of St. Biggs and Kinney founded moisture content. Louis, MO. Town and Country in 1983, convin Biggs projected that over the Joining Biggs and Kinney in ced there was a market for custom next three years Town and Coun Town and Country's management designed factory crafted cedar try will "triple its business with a group will be investment banker homes. Both had been instrumen strong mix of residential and Jon B. Gerster, of Lake Forest, tal in the successful marketing of commercial projects. And we're of Illinois, who will focus on growth Boyne Falls Log Homes. fering new distributorships around New partners who recently completed the purchase of and Steve Biggs. The firm employs many people from and planning strategies. The partners took Town and the country. Town and Country Log Homes are, left to right, Bob the Boyne Falls and Boyne City area. Founded in 1983 by Biggs and Country beyond the log-only con "Bringing the ownership of Khmer, John T. McDonald, Bill Mulligan, Jon Gereter Kinney, with the financial struction of Boyne Falls Log Town and Country back to nor assistance of Southwestern Enter Homes to offer cedar homes with thern Michigan through this West Arm Sailing prises, Town and Country has rough sawn or finished exteriors equity partnership is perfectly pioneered "factory crafting" of and infinite design potential. timed," Biggs said. "Bob Kinney Club Juniors Race wood homes in the United States. By 1984, Town and Country had and I are grateful to Charles Cella In six years, the business has opened its first distributorship in and Southwestern Enterprises for For a subscription to the The West Arm Sailing Club gjrown to constructing over 120 Minnesota, acquired Boyne Falls the great start. The next several held its Juniors Race (15 yrs. and homes annually across the United Log Homes, and applied computer years are going to be tremen Charlevoix County Press under) and its first annual States, Canada, Israel and Japan. aided drafting (CAD) to the dously exciting." mail this coupon along with your check Sailboard Race on Walloon Lake Today, Town and Country has a engineering of the homes. on Sunday, July 23rd. It was an nationwide network of dealers and In 1986, a distributorship was • intheamountof ideal day for sailboat racing as distributors, from New England to established in Japan and Town In service • $ 14-in county ($ 10 senior citizens) Michael Andrews led the way in Colorado, Michigan to Texas. and Country was receiving Pvt. Kelly A. Sharrow has com the Juniors race to capture first Bill Mulligan, general partner national publicity, including a spot pleted basic training at Fort Dix, D $20 out of county place. Kitty Owen sailed to a with Primus Venture Partners, in the Neiman Marcus Style NJ. second place finish. Both racers stated, "Our interest in Town and Catalog. During the training, students were sailing in Sunfish sailboats. Country stems from a combination In the process, Biggs and Kin received instruction in drill and The Sailboard race featured a of factors. Town and Country has ney expanded Town and Country's ceremonies, weapons, map first place finish by John Balbach. strong management, ah outstan design range, from hand hewn reading, tactics, military courtesy, State . Zip. Medallions were awarded at the^ ding product and market position, Adirondack style to finished Vic military justice, first aid, and Ar end of the race. and an attractive opportunity to torian homes and entered the my history and traditions. grow. commercial arena, creating hotels Sharrow is the daughter of Peter Smith earns 4.0 gpa "We are excited and think the com and lodges. Helen Arnott and stepdaughter of Mail to the Peter K. Smith, a Boyne City pany can become the leading Most recently Town and Coun Gilbert Arnott of East Jordan. manufacturer of custom designed try has built a massive lodge for CharlevoixCountyPress student stydying arts and letters Her husband, Army Pvt Ronald cedar homes over the next few the new Duncan Bay Marina on L. Sharrow, is the son Of Albert P.O.BoxA was among a total of 546 Michigan State University students who years and that's our objective," Lake Huron. A lodge-hotel for and Alice Sharrow of Charlevoix. Boyne City, MI 49712 earned perfect 4.0 grade point Mulligan concluded. Tom Monahan's Domino's Pizza She is a 1986 graduate of East averages for spring term 1989. "By bringing ownership of compound on Drummond Island is Jordan High School ( i mmmm mmmmmmmmmmmm For the week of tTHWEST August 2 to August 9,1989 AGftTIONEER FREE, please take oneCopyright . 1989. Silbar Communications. Inc. All Righis Reserved ^^^^ HMaaaaaaaaaM^ 2 NQin*«WESTMICHKaWVACATK)NEER/(*ar^^ 1989 Northwood Orchestra pops concert at Elm Pointe A pops concert en Don Th. Jaeger, is member at University titled "Serenade of composed of 48 of Massachusetts who Stage and Screen" will professional musicians has appeared with be presented by Nor who came from 16 Dave Brubeck, Chicago thwood Orchestra at 7 states and two foreign Little Symphony and pjn. Saturday, August countries for a two- the Jimmy Dorsey Or 5, at Elm Pointe Park, week summer music chestra. on M-66 just north of festival in northern •Peter Brockman, East Jordan. Concert Michigan. tuba, instructor at In- goers can bring terlochen Arte blankets or lawn chairs The Corporate Academy who has per to enjoy the music in Brass, established in formed with the Henry the park's picnic area 1982, has won acclaim Mancini Orchestra, on the shore of Lake for their exuberant Johnny Mathis and Charlevoix's South style whether playing Andy Williams. Arm. renaissance or ragtime. The Elm Pointe The concert is spon Bach- or Basie. They event is supported by sored by Jordan River are: the Michigan Council Arts Council in conjun •Martin Dennis Por for the Arts Touring ction with Portside Art ter, trumpet, who is Arts Agency.' In Fair at Elm Pointe, at concert and creative dividual tickets are which 98 artists will arts director at $825, and family display their works Bowling Green State tickets are $27.50. from 11 a.m. to until University and a They may be bought in the concert begins at 7 member of Toledo front of the museum at pjn. Symphony Orchestra Portside Art Fair on' Featuring the Cor and Toledo Concert the day of the concert. porate Brass with two Band. They are also available medleys, "The Roaring * Larry Herman, at store and chambers Twenties" and trumpet, marketing of commerce "Tribute to Duke and public relations throughout Antrim, Ellington," the concert director for Fort Charlevoix and Emmet will conclude North- Wayne Philharmonic counties. wood Orchestra's 1989 and former member of Festival of the Lakes Disneyland Band and Boaters are which included six con Dave Sporny Big Band. welcome to anchor in certs at Flack Forest •Bernice Schwartz, Lake Charlevoix's Hall in Harbor Springs. horn, Bowling Green southern arm near the Selections for the teacher and member of park's southern section event include Ber- Toledo Symphony Or to enjoy the rtiusic. An stein's overture of chestra and Toledo arts council boater will "Candide", selections Concert Band. circulate among the from Loewe's •David Sporney, nautical listeners to "Camelot," symphonic trombone, faculty collect donations. =¾ dances from "West ^^ ^V_7 "EXCELLENCE IN HOSPITALITY" ^/^*_-^ Side Story" and Lounge Uzards Ravel's "Bolero" Some 100 species of animals at Lodging and tHnlngovarlooldng the Bay popularized in the the San Diego Zoo are luxuriating on the latest in at two Historic LamJrrarklocatlora In Petoskey movie, "10." It will novation in zoo habitat...wat*r- conclude with the all- faeds. According to International time favorites, Wildlife magazine, the zoo foTAPrORIffi Tchaikowsky's "1812 models are basically the same as human waterbeds, except they Overture" and Sousa's are covered with claw-proof "Stars and Stripes aluminum. 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(MDA) Pesticide and infectious ticks, the use DEET can be deter Plant Pest of repellents containing mined by reading the Management Division DEET in high concen heading "active officials are advising trations can be hazar ingredients" on the Chart your course consumers to limit the dous to one's health if label of the repellent. use of insect repellents used improperly. The United States containing the "People can use in Environmental Protec for Lake Charlevoix chemical diethyltolu- sect repellent to tion Agency (EPA) amide (DEET) on prevent tick bites, recommends that if an children due to the however, there "is con adverse effect occurs, possibility of adverse siderable concern in immediately discon disorders including: using products with tinue the use of the headaches, restless high concentrations of DEET repellent. In ness, crying spells, DEET on children," case of internal con mania, coma, said Dr. David Wade, sumption, contact a staggering, abnormal toxicologist, Pesticide poison information rapid respiration, con & Plant Pest center listed inside the vulsions, and lack of Management Division. front cover of your coordination. "We advise applying telephone directory. The public's concern products on clothing In addition to for this year's large rather than exposed children, the EPA also mosquito population skin and to use those advises discretion in and the threat of con containing lower con the use of DEET tracting Lyme disease centrations of DEET, products for persons has resulted in a usually 15 percent, on with acne, psoriasis, greater usage of insect exposed areas of skin atopic predisposition, repellents. Although in small amounts if or other chronic skin 'look Before You Photo by Hallord Leap" is message On the of safety program and Hemingway Pointe Qub Cover "On Beouli/ul Late Charltuour" Diving accidents ac risk behavior and in Private 61 slip Marina, Two and Three Bedroom Con count for more than crease self-protection. dominiums, Swim and Tennis Club, Sandy Beach, 100 Acre 400 head and spine in "Warm weather and juries each year, many summer celebrations Nature Preserve with Hiking Trails, and a One Mile Long' of which are preven increase risk behaviors Boardwalk along the water's edge. The view table. With this in that lead to such spinal from atop the mind, a clinical nurse cord injuries. That is Ferris Wheel manager at the U-M why this is a prime shows there is Medical Center has time to bring our Hemingway Pointe Club Condominium plenty of activity coordinated a safety message forward," Sales Office 616-547-6090 program called "Feet says Jan Richards, for those who at First First Time," a RN„ director of the tend this year's phrase which refers to program, which is Models Open daily 10-5 Boyne Faus careful diving conduct. sponsored by the Polish Festival The program, which American Association Sales by Bill Cottrill Realty recently received a of Neurological Presidential Citation, is Surgeons. directed at high school students to alter then- NORTHWEST MICHIGAN VACATIONEER/Charievoix County Press-August 2,1989 THE RIG ONE Itshere. BoymMjimtainsgigxntic tent sale. August 4 5,6... save 40-70%. K2KCV NORDICA SALOMON HOT FINGERS CHILDREN'S SKIS BOOTS BOOTS GLOVES SKI JACKETS All sizes. Regular $400. 200 pairs. 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Boyne Mountain Boyne Falls, MI 616-549-2441 NORTHWEST MICHIGAN VACATIONEER/Charlevoix County Press-August 2.1989 Some things you should know about Boyne Highlands. Lyme disease Lyme disease is tmorency County) humans during the Where a condo now the most com and the ticks which late spring to mid mon tick-borne disor can carry Lyme summer can be der in the United disease have not been reduced by wearing States. An estimated detected. clothing that will or lot makes 5,000 to 15,000 new The highest risk protect the skin from cases occur each year months in Michigan contact by the tick. in 43 states across for contacting the An example is America. The disease disease are May, wearing long sleeved lots of sense. has been present in June, and July. The shirt and pants that Europe for over 100 infectious agent is have been secured at years. carried by a deer tick. the bottom in place of Michigan does not Adult ticks mate and shorts when walking Location! Location! Loca require reporting feed primarily on in brush or wooded tion! Savvy buyers demand this cases of Lyme deer in the late fall. areas. Wear light above all when choosing a vacation disease. Voluntary The larvae that are colored nylon home, condo or building lot. reports started in active late the clothing. This makes Best in the Midwest is Boyne 1985 with the first following summer. it easier to see ticks I Iighlands near prestigious Harbor case. As of 6-30-89, 72 After a blood meal and they may not be Springs. Here, at Michigan's finest cases of lyme disease the larvae molt to the able to grab onto the skiing and golf resort, is the have been reported nymphal stage which tight weave of slip Heather Highlands Inn. a new since 1984. Twenty- is active the following pery materials such condo hotel offering luxury, tax three in the Upper spring to mid as nylon. People that Peninsula and 49 in summer. The nymphs advantages, a popular rental man are in the underbrush agement program... plus on-site lower Michigan. Bet are the chief threat to or forests should ween 1985 and 1987, humans-about 70% to check themselves of amenities and recreation 22 cases were repor 90% of all cases are ten for ticks. found nowhere else. ted in Michigan. caused by nymph Frequent baths and Units include fireplaces, During 1988, a total bites. It is during the washing of clothing balconies, mini-kitchens, dec of 36 cases were period that most are also helpful in orator furniture and use of an reported. Since the humans become in reducing the indoor-outdoor pool. Prices first of the year, 14 fected. After another possibility of being start at $87,500. cases have been blood meal the nym bitten. Remember to Phase II of the Inn has reported. In Nor phs molt to the adult check you pets and thern Michigan, only stage completing its , been completed and select children for ticks units are now available. Along one possible case has two year life cycle. when they spend lots been reported (Mon Exposure to of time outdoors. with the purchase goes a free lifetime Lyme disease can family membership in the Country also develop in Club of Boyne, a $10,000 value. domestic animals, The country club membership TVetten. Stteet rffaicwt Sfofe* especially hunting includes unlimited play on all five dogs. Cattle and hor Boyne Highlands and Boyne f09 £. Kut* Sett* (&*uuut>$dtaw Yes, summer is The U.S. Coast Guard ding to West the White Lake at the French These are a few of the West Michigan slipping away, but celebrates its 199th Michigan Tourist Maritime Festival on Marines Encam the events taking Tourist Association, August is crammed birthday at the U.S. Association. There August 24-27. pment, at Fort place in August. For 136 E. Fulton St., with enough events Coast Guard Festival, will also be an You can taste an Michilimackinac, Mack a complete list of Grand Rapids, MI to provide plenty of July 29-August 6, in awesome display of "aebleskiver" at the inaw City on August events or more in- 49503. Ph: 616-456- end-of-summer fun. Grand Haven, accor- offshore powerboats" Danish Festival, 5^6. The USTA Boys formation, contact 8557. when the spectacular August 18-20 in 18 and 16 Tennis powerboats return to Greenville. Or you Championships will Grand Haven on can taste a whole be held August 5-13, August 12 for the town at the Taste of at Kalamazoo WE'LL BE 3M "Run for Glory Off Saugatuck, August College, in OPEN shore Powerboat 27, when area Kalamazoo. And the Race". eateries take to the Little League and LATE Older watercraft streets to offer their Senior League Girls GAS will be on display at fare. Softball World Series the Antique Boat On August 4-6, will take place 9:00 p.m. Friday Show in Traverse there is the Glad August 14-19 in City on August 5. Peach Festival in Kalamazoo. LATE on Saturday TWO Whitehall and Mon Coloma, and the 4 p.m. on Sunday tague will be Polish Festival in celebrating our Great Boyne Falls. You can LOCATIONS Lakes heritage with get a taste of history rWrMi&Sffttb & a UutUd Vim •U.S. 131 Stop in for some CORNER OF MILL ofour •M-75 Famous PIE NEXT TO MILLPOND orSPECIALSf COLD POP 3/»l0 0 Vi Liter BETTY'S COME TO THE RESTAURANT K of C Polish Dinner EASTJORDAN US131 at the Fireball 536**511 . BOYNEFALLS 8 NOtmWESTMICHKW^VACATIONEER/OuirtevolxCouirtv Press-August 2,1989 Take Northwest Michigan home with you the year 'round! Subscribe to the CHARLEVOIX COUNTY PRESS and be kept up to date with the VACATIONEER and SNOWSCOPE the Newspaper of Boyne City, East Jordan, and Boyne Falls Hpnri Stan Dnve successful thanks to donations Charlevoix County Press Vulumg 110 -^Ufnfaw TH — »""• ^ Commissioners give, take heat at meeting [ h ^ 1^ ^ ] area wide In East Jordan . =U£?1 slllsi xxMjjM ™fll-fl »?CUra STSTTTiTS ^.--r««v. Perfect for - News each week from this area covering - •Summer residents All those who wish • Local Government • Former residents they were here, • People in the news • Future residents but aren't •Skiers, sailors, •Sports snowmobilers and fishermen •Area development • College students • People profiles • Photographs of the people and the places ! Yes! I want a subscription J Name Call 616-582-6761, or stop by the office J Address at 108 Croveland, Boyne City I to subscribe to the newspaper • • $20 for out-of-county subscription of Boyne City, Boyne Falls, I • $14 for in Charlevoix County | MAIL TO: Charlevoix County Press and East Jordan areas. NORTHWESTMICHtGANVACATIONEER/CharlevolxCountvPressAu9ust2,1989 9 Second golf course planned for Birch wood Farms Estate Birchwood Develop beauty of the land, the multi million dollar ment Company similar to the concept country club complex President, John M. of the original Birch that includes a 22,000 Septic, has announced wood Golf Course. He square foot clubhouse, plans to construct a stated that construc and 80' x 30' heated second 18 hole cham tion of the new course swimming pool, four pionship golf course on will begin later this tennis courts and an 18 its land at Birchwood year and is scheduled hole championship golf Farms Estate of Har to be completed and course. Membership is bor Springs, Michigan. ready for golf play through a unique land Golf course designer, during the late sum ownership concept Gerry Matthews of mer of 1991. wherein each owner of Matthews and Birchwood Farms an individual homesite Associates, P.C., Lan Estate is a 1700 acre or townshose within sing, has been selected residential/resort com the Birchwood project to design the new munity located on the is automatically a course. Associated bluffs overlooking member of the country with Birchwood since Lake Michigan. Focal club facility. its inception, Matthews point of the estate is designed the existing Preliminary site plans were being checked over the plans were Club General Manager Kurt D. Birchwood Golf Course on the site of a new 18-hole golf course being KueUer, Architect Gerry Matthews and which one Michigan considered at Birchwood Farms. Looking over developer John M. Septic. sports editor referred to as the "Augusta National of the North". The site selected for Opera House presents "Day and Night/Cole Porter" the new course is located on the western The Opera House is by New Initiatives For Boston, Beverly Tickets may be reser- office at 616327-5841. edge of the Birchwood proud to present an The Arte. Coleman and Christina ved by calling the box All seating is $7.00. project and features Actors Alliance "Day and Night/Cole M. Dragone. =^ heavily wooded, rolling Theatre Company Porter" is a musical Armond appeared in terrain. According to Production, "Day and revue of the various the 1988 summer tour septic, the course has Night/Cole Porter" on works of America's of Actors Alliance been designed to Saturday, August 5, premier composer, Theatre Company's preserve the natural 1989 at 8:00 pju. This Cole Porter. With an The Fantasticks. He concert is supported ensemble of vocalists was featured soloist that find new meaning with the Detroit Sym CHRIS MARTIN'S in these classic works, phony Orchestra. Ar "WILLIE'S" "Day and Night/Cole mond sang for Bishop EAST JORDAN-ADVANCE RD. Porter" explores the Desmond Tutu at the extremes of Porter's Church of The Inter TEEN NIGHT imagery and musical cession in New York. (NONALCOHOLIC NIGHT) line. This elegant and He can be seen in the THURSDAY 7 -10 tongue and cheek per feature films; The formance includes Rosary Murders, Ac songs like: "You're the tion Jackson, and Top", "Lets Do It", Collision Course. With DOGS'NSUDS "Begin the Beguine", Michigan Opera EVERY WEDNESDAY "It's De-lovely", and "I Theatre, Armond has DEER LAKE- 50CEACH FAMILY DINING Concentrate On You". appeared in Man Of La The cast for this Mancha, Martha and LIVE ENTERTAINMENT WED. - FRI. - SAT. unique evening in other productions BEACH HOUSE cludes: Armond, Linda throughout the years. Fine Dining - Spirits Linda Boston re created the role of Hucklebee in the 1988 Gourmet Dining in a tasteful atmosphere touring production of featuring delectable European The Fantasticks. Her vocal career has span and American cuisine FROM OUR FAMILY ned live performance TO YOURS 582-6654 with the Detroit Per • Evenings • forming Artists BoyneCity Singers and radio and Steve August at the Piano r television commercial Open June through October Beverly Coleman Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner was the comic Bellomy OPEN in the Actors Alliance tour of The Fan- tasticks. She has music credentials which 549-2206 24 HOURS! range from singer to Dinner Reservations Appreciated composer to music director. Christina M. Beautiful Lakeside Dining FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES -MEATS Dragone is accom across from Boyne Mountain Golf Course at Deer Lake •SEAFOOD-BAKERY DELI panist for the Wayne Deer Lake Road • Boyne Falls State University Dan ce Department. HP ppppppppp \= & m^Mm^^mmmmmm MX •rmmm. 'U NORTHWESTMKHIGAN VACATK)NEER/Ch«rievolxCounlvl>r8s»Augtist2,1989 Hartwick 'incs I" Traverse City Stale Park NORT>WESTMK^KV\NVACATK>NEER/Charlevob( County Press-Augtat 2,1989 11 Boyne Falls Polish Festival Continued from Page 5 Lyme Disease Find the Word Puzzle dish oval two or three with the live tick. The skin of infants and inches across. health department children without E J C Y L I M E Without treatment, it will have the tick potential allergic or soon fades. The rash identified and tested toxic effects, the best D E G E 0 R G E : o H E L E N G may have a firm cen for lyme disease. approach at present ter, feel warm to the Dead ticks should be may be a twice daily Y A R L H T G R T A L E 0 T L touch, and disappear placed in alcohol and body search and an briefly, only to reap can be sent for iden evening shower or 0 N U N G T L M 0 S T E L L A pear elsewhere on tification. Testing for bath following ex the body. Even larger lyme disease in dead posure to ticks. L A T A A E A I ; K I R T I B D rashes can be missed, ticks is not done. Questions about F 0 L T N R S K Y U Y H R A Y though, because they Lyme disease does possible infection are sometimes very not have to be a with Lyme disease K E D S I E D E M 0 M E A K S faint. They may occur problem for people in should be directed to on the back, thigh, Northern Michigan. your own physician. A Y T 0 H V A N K L H L V R I groin or armpits. Proper protective ac General questions Flu-like symptoms tions, along with about Lyme disease S D R F E ft * t * * * 0 R E * * • * • * * * * • * * * * »* * • * will usually follow. Or early treatment can may be directed to F I L F S T V E C K E D R A M they may be the first minimize problems any local health indication without related to this department office: B E W I L L I A M K K S E E E the rash. Within a disease. Since there Petoskey 616-347- month or two, an un appears to be no tick 6014; Charlevoix 616- E A U S H o' C r: S 0 E F T P E treated patient may repellent available 547-6523; Gaylord experience heart that can be used 517-732-1794 or U 0 I. V J A T s H T U R L K B palpitations, light repeatedly on the. Bellaire 616-533-8607. headedness or shor L U J 0 R E 0 j A B 0 L A E E tness of breath. Immunization Service A E H C L A R E K C E J W L N Paralysis, often of the muscles on one side H K K T , E R I N 0 T T A I TJ C of the face, may gives new direction * • • • * » * *• » * < * * • * # * • «* * ** * • * « follow. Eventually K E C I V N A T the victim may suffer to travelers (GRAND MARSHALS) a chronic From questions con vice and preventive in JOE T0P0LINSKI,(197S)—BEK ORGANEK, (1977) RUTH, OVERKYER, (1978 )- deterioration of the cerning mountain tervention for such joints, particularly sickness to inquiries diseases as hepatitis, FLOYD & 1TCRTLE HAUSLER,(1979)-LOUIS & GLADYS UPTOK,(1980)-CLARENCE knees, with erosion of about how to find a malaria, cholera, cartilage and bone. competent doctor in an tetanus, typhoid and & ETHEL REVALD,(1981)—WALTER & STELLA GIBES .(1982)—METRO & HELEN If you find a live underdeveloped coun traveler's diarrhea. try, medical experts at Simple but urgent SKOP.( 1983) — VIC & EMILY CHMIELEUSKI, (1984) GALE & JEAN DeNISE, tick, put it in a small container or jar the U-M Medical Cen needs can be handled ter Immunization and (1985) MIKE & ANN SKOP,(1986) MARION & BEULAH MASSEY,(1987)- labeled with the date, on a walk-in basis, the body location of Overseas Travel Con while detailed advice CLARENCE & HILDA REINHARDT,(1988) HERB & JANE DeNISE,(1989)—. the bite, and where sultation Service have and treatment of infec you think the tick heard - and answered - tions acquired while (HONORED CITIZENS) them all. The service traveling require an GEORGE MATELSKT.(1975)—ARDEK HAUSLER,(1976)-VICTORIA KOSC,(1977)- came from. Put a small piece of wet offers up-txxiate in appointment. formation, specific ad BERNARD KONDRAT.(1978)—EVA GILLESPIE.(1979)—WILLIAM GIEM,(1980)- paper or cotton LOUISE MAGEE,(1981) STANLEY JAREMA,(1982) JOE KLEK0TKA,(1983)- EVERETT KIRCHER,(1984) LEO PRAWDZIK,(1985) TONY KULLIK,(1986)- JQHN HAUSLER,(1987) IHV CR0UTERFIELD,(1988) TONI FIEL,(1989). FIND AND CIRCLE ALL THE ABOVE UNDERLINED FIRST NAMES WHICH APPEARS THE TRAIN IN THE PUZZLE...YOU CAN FIND THEM READING FORWARD,BACKWARD,UP,DOWN OR DIAGONALLY TO FIND THE SECRET MESSAGE READ THE REMAINING UNCIRCLED LETTERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. IS HERE! (Puzzle prepared by Fred L. Gondzar of Boyne City, Michigan) 12-1:30-3:00 4:30-6 p.m Not a DAILY Canoe the beautiful Jordan River chicken U.S. 31 North, Crooked Lake of the sea $6 adults $4 children Pound for pound, 7 and under, $2 tuna are some of the fastest fish in the sea. These ferraris of the fish world are capable 347-8200 of 55 mile per hour sprints. National Wildlife magazine Little Traverse reports at that speed SWISS HIDEAWAY Canoe Livery only ocean speedsters like mako sharks, Scenic Railway Dike rentals through the Jordan Volley dolphins and killer whales can keep pace. Petoskey Off M-66 between Moncelono ond Eost Jordan 6^-536-23^ i ^^^^^^^ 12 NORTHWEST MICHIGAN VACATIONEER/Charkvoix County Press-August 2,1989 ._ come to the --^^. iti • FESTIVAL 15th Annual POLISH in Boyne Falls „.*r' See the WAGON The WHEEL GRAND ,_=*,- •*##*%? JR- *- -- RODEO ROYALE N. Railroad St 6:00 p.m. PARADE Saturday Watch the is Saturday Four Wheel at Drive MUD RUN 11:00 a.m. east end of Church St 2:00 p.m. Sunday YOUTH DAY - FRIDAY, AUGUST 4TH Antique SATURDAY, AUGUST 5TH All activities begin at 9:00 a.m. a the Fire Hall at Exhibits, Railroad and Mill Streets Railroad 10:00 a.m. Beer Tent Opens, music begins at 1:00 featuring Watch lor Tom Tropic throughout the day Street, Dynabrass, Tenbusch Brothers and Dan Gury & the Kiddie Horseshoe (Pre-Schoolers) & Big Toe Contest All Three Days Dynadukes. Three Legged Race - Hula Hoop Contest 10:00 a.m. Ladies Luncheon, Methodist Church Grounds. Watermelon Eating Contest - Cracker Whistling Contest Candy 11:00 a.m. GRAND ROYALE PARADE Scramble 11:00 a.m. Concessions and Carnival opens, Arts and Crafts. Magic Show - Children - with Kevin St. Onge Engine and 12:00 noon K of C Polish Dinner located in Fire Hall. Bubble Blowing - Football Toss - Balloon Passing Contest Tractor 12:00 noon Hudson Township Auxiliary Bingo, lasts until 10:00 p.m. Magic Show tor All Ages with Kevin St. Onge Exhibits 1:00 p.m. Old Time Threshing & Steam Engine Show, behind All Three Days the beer,tent 10:00 a.m. Beer Tent Opens, music begins at 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. National Pony Pull located East End of Church Street. featuring Maroszek Brothers, Dynatones Beer will be sold at Pull. No carry ons. (Scrubby) and Mark Janson's Brass Express 3:00 p.m. Rzeszow Polish Dancers in beer tent. 11:00 a.m. Concessions and Carnival opens, Arts and Crafts 5:00 p.m. Beer Tent closes 1/2 hour for clean up. 1:00 p.m. Old Time Threshing & Steam Engine Show 5:00 p.m. Old Time Threshing S Steam Engine Show . . . provided by Bernie Kondrat, Tbni& A.D. 6:00 p.m. Wagon Wheel Rodeo, N. Railroad Street, no alcohol Graham and Glen Seagraves. permitted. 1:00 p.m. Magic Show • Children - with Kevin St. Onge No one under the 8:00 p.m. Teen Dance, location to be determined, featuring music 4:00 p.m. Bingo by Hudson Township Auxiliary, age of 21 will be by "Power Rock by Joe Jarema". Lasts until 1:00 a.m. lasts until 10:00 p.m. admitted in beer Ages 7th grade and up. 5:00 p.m. Beer Tent closes 1/2 hour for clean up. tent after 5:30 5:30 p.m. Magic Show for all ages with Kevin St. Onge p.m. SUNDAY. AUGUST 6TH 7:00 p.m. Wagon Wheel Rodeo, N. Railroad St., Please bring I.D.'s 11:00 a.m. Chicken Dinner at Fire Hall by St. Augustine Women's No Alcohol permitted. Guild. 8:00 p.m. Teen Dance, location to be determined, 11:00 a.m. Concessions and Carnival Opens, Arts & Crafts. featuring music by "Power Rock by Joe Jarema", 12:00-1:30 Truck sign up foe Mud Run Lasts until 1:00 a.m. Ages 7th grade and up. No registration after 1:30 "Youth Day Activities - Children participate with the grade 12:00 noon Beer Tent opens, music begins aM :00 p.m. featuring you were in last year. There is a cover Mark Janson's Brass Express, Tenbusch Brothers and charge to enter the Style Stix. THE POLISH FESTIVAL COMMITTEE beer tent after 5:30 12:00 noon Hudson Township Auxiliary Bingo, lasts until 8:00 p.m. IS HOLDING A DRAWING: p.m. on Friday, 1:00 p.m. Old Time Threshing & Steam Engine Show 1st Prize: 2 Cold Ski Passes for Boyne Country Saturday and on 2:00 p.m. Four Wheel Drive Mud Run, located on East End of 2nd Prize: Rueger 308 Rifle Sunday beginning at Church Street. Beer will be sold at Mud Run. No 3rd Prize: $200.00 Meat - Circle M 12 noon carry ons permitted. 4th Prize: Wicker Table & Chair Set 2:00 p.m. Rzeszow Polish Dancers in beer tent. 5th Prize; Hoover Scrub-n-Vac Shampooer-Polisher 5:00 p.m. Old Time Threshing & Steam Engine Show Drawing to be held on August 6, 1989 between 6:00 - 7:00 5:00 p.m. Beer Tent closes 1/2 hour for clean up. p.m. Held at the corner of Railroad and Mill Streets 8:00 p.m. Teen Dance, location to be determined, featuringmusi c V by "Power Rock by Joe Jarema". Lasts until 12 midnight. JOIN US IN CHURCH: Ages 7th grade and up. Methodist Churcrt, Sunday 9:30 a.m. ^^ Polka Bands play in Slop at the information booth to find out St. Augustine Catholic Church ^-^-^^^ the order listed on Saturday 7:00 p.m. and Sunday 9:00 a.m. location of events not listed the program