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BY JENNIFER VANCONANT entertainment for the eyes and the ears at the "This is a blending of arts," said Tom Steggall, Summer Editor Jordan River Arts Council. EJHS band director, "and the arts should be As the five EJHS independent art students blended together." East Jordan High School's advanced fine artsopene d their art exhibition the EJHS jazz ensemble Seniors Damon Bluhm, Anissa Clark and Sara students blended their mediums Friday, providinggav e patrons a taste of their talents. Blair and juniors Katie Malpass and Sarah Knapp provided a variety of works ranging from pottery to furniture. This is the firstsho w ever held for the advanced art class because there have never been more than THE SOUNDS one or two students at that level, EJHS art teacher OF JAZZ fill the Pat Tinney said. Jordan River Arts "This is the first time we've had this many Council Gallery independent art students," Tinney said. "They as the EJHS Jazz are all extremely gifted." continued on back Ensemble plays the favorites. At front are saxophonists Lisa Goebel, Julie Mickey and Susan Mills.

EAST JORDAN STUDENTS like Amy Mickey were congratulated by EJHS Principal Kenny Kent at a May 11 Honors Convocation. See story inside.

Board says yes to Proposal A

BY DEB SA YGERS HOBBS Contributing Writer ENJOYING LAST WEEK'S public recognition celebration are (from left) LindaChase, teacher Bill Chase, Sara Chase, Pat Ruhlman and Kim Diller. The East Jordan School Board endorsed Michi• gan Proposal A at the May 10 meeting. Superintendent Chip Hanson explained the ra• School board recognizes volunteers tionale for the endorsement "There is presently tremendous disparity in BY DEB SA YGERS HOBBS East Jordan's three school principals all spoke state-wide student spending," he said, noting that Contributing Writer tribute to the work of volunteers. the inequity is directly attributed to tax-based Along with an impressive list of233 individual funding of schools. The East Jordan School Board held a special volunteers, the special program honored the con• Proposal A reduces reliance on property taxes reception to honor volunteers on May 10 before tributions of a number of organizations and com• Hanson said. It also rolls back'1993 assessment the monthly meeting. mittees. Such diversegroups as East JordanPAC, increases to three percent. Cake and punch were served as Board Presi•Winter Olympics and Graduation Party commit• East Jordan residents can expect a 52 percent dent Mary Jason welcomed volunteers. tees were among those given recognition. continued on page 8 2 - WEDNESDAY. MAY 19,1993 - TORCH/JOURNAL History comes alive at rendezvous

Photos and text by DEB SA YGERS HOBBS They seem to have stepped from the pages of a history book. Looking like companions of Daniel Boone, they wear the simple clothing of pioneers. Their tools are of the 18th century. They carry muskets and powder horns. Tomahawks are in their belts. They keep off the cold with coonskin or wool flannel hats. Their faces are protected by beards. These frontiersmen and women gathered May 14-16 as they do every year, for the Cabin Fever Rendezvous. Sponsored by the Jordan River Sportsmen Club, the event is a portrayal of the great rendezvous of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Posing as hunters, trappers, traders and settlers, many of the participants are serious history buffs. They camp in the primitive style of200years ago. Their living quarters reflect the simplicity of the times. Cooking and eating utensils, bedding, AMONG THE RESIDENTS even the tents are no more than a settler in 1793 of the Cabin Fever Rendez• would have available. Many recipes are in his• vous tent city is Ray Klenk torical context. Matches and newspaper for star• of Sterling. ing a fire? Not when you're a pro with flint and steel. But what they are really here for is the compe• tition! Muzzle loaded firearms are required in all the shooting matches. Only traditional style guns ^TRYING HIS HAND at are used, many handmade by their owners. tomahawk throwing is East Men, women and children can test their shoot• Jordan Middle School sixth- ing skills in two days of matches. There are grader Ken Boike. several classifications to compete in, including flintlock, smooth bore and pistol. Contestants may also try their hand at toma• hawk and knife-throwing. year. Many travel from across the state and Canada "We've never had an accident," Beauvais is Ladies can improve their aim for those marital to attend. proud to say. disputes by competing in a frying pan or rolling The event is very family oriented. Along with The sportsmen love having visitors come out pin throw. The gentler skill of apple-peeling can historical activities for all ages, educational op• and watch or take part. Once in awhile, according also be proven in competition. portunities are provided. Teaching proper han• to Beauvais, someone will be inspired to become As president of the Sportsmen's Club, East dling of firearms, especially to young people is an a member of this "family" of historians. Jordan resident Paul Beauvais has organized the important aspect of the rendezvous. The next rendezvous will be the second week• rendezvous for many years. This is the eighth "We are very safety conscious," said Beauvais. end of August. year for the spring rendezvous and the August In youth shoots, a parent stands beside the young• Beauvais calls the "frontiersmen" good, hon• gathering is 15 years old. ster at all times, monitoring the preparation as est, fun-loving people. They are also people Beauvais said people come back year after well as the actual shot. working hard to preserve tradition - a piece of the past for all our children.

THE LETTERS TORCH W\EastToritTor dan dan ^ Kind words from an old friend tfournal (UPS 097660) DEAR MR. DONALDSON, are not just right. My mother was a member of P.O. Box 575 Not being sure just to whom I should write but that group. Central Lake, Ml 49622 your name has been associated with the Torch for Left to rightstandin g are my mother - Mrs. so many years. Most all names are now unfamil• (Anna) Fred Roman, Mrs. Florence Kummer Jeffrey Hallberg (hostess), Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. George 544-2345 iar to me. PUBLISHER or East Jordan Austin. I do enjoy news from way back and can remem• Jennifer VanConant 536-0044 ber many happenings then. Seated left to right Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Ethel SUMMER EDITOR The picture in last week's Torch of Central (Kummer), Guy White and Mrs. Nina Carpenter. Terry Donaldson Lake teachers with just the first names given Standing with the white dress is Mrs. Orphie PRODUCTION MANAGER asked if anyone could tell more to do so. I can (Kummer), Harry Smith and daughter Toni, Mrs. Jackie S. Thier supply some names, I was in grade school at the Carrie Thomas Meggison. Standing down below OFFICE MANAGER time. is. Mrs. Hattie Harry Stevens, Mrs. Garrison is not Subscriptions In Antrim County pictured there. ONE YEAR - $ 17.00 TWO YEARS - $33 00 The two at the top-Marjorie Yost; I was in the Out of county subscriptions. ONE YEAR - $19.00 3rd grade and she was my teacher. I do not know I hope this is not so mixed up but it will be of e 0n the next one. some help. Arthritis in my hands helps me to o JL ? ? P°sta8e Paid at Central Lake Postmaster: Send address changes to Torch Publishing. The next row I do not know the one with dark make mistakes but I know all the names are P.O. Box 575. Central Lake, Ml 49622 a Sl n9 correct. ThTl!^ ^ ******* called to Up North blouse nor the next one. Publications. P.O. DBox 647, Mancelona Ml 49659 The front row is Lola and Jay Blanchford Sincerely, (cousins), Harriet Helmer and Grace Campbell. Norma Roman THE TORCH & EAST JORDAN JOURNAL are published weekly at Centitallake bw Sorry I can't remember all of them. I can't remember when we didn't have the UpNorthPub^ PO Bc In the Torch the week before - April 28 in the Torch so I grew up with it and will continue to - * 337. Bellaire, Ml 49615 picture of the ladies Thimble Club some of those take it. TORCH/JOURNAL -WEDNESDAY, MAY 19. 1993- 3 Local Tiny Miss is national finalist BYMARYFREY Hollywood's top agents routinely scout for new Editorial Director talent. Only 10 of the 24 Michigan Tiny Miss contes- Breanna will also compete in the optional Com• tantshoping to move to the national level of the mercial and Talent categories of the Little Miss of 1993 Little Miss of America pageant got the go- America competition. ahead last month. Ellsworth's BreannaGerman was among them. (616) 544-5015 BUS. Not only did the talented 4-year-old pla'ce eighth against strong competition in that state final (all coLoiueu. LAWRENCE ECKHARDT REALTOR® contestants were winners of earlier pageants) - BANKER U Expect the best* she captured photographers' hearts as well. COLDWELL BANKER Proof? A five-photo spread on the April 24-25 ALL SEASONS REALTY event in the Detroit Free Press featured Breanna Ml* 7953 State St. P.O. Box 59 (alone and with an adult) in two of them. Central Lake, Ml 49622 Her top-10 finish qualifies the Park Street resi• An Independently Owned and Operated Member of Coldwell Banker Residential Affiliates, Inc. dent to compete in the Little Miss of America national competition to be held in Hollywood July 21-26. In spite of her youth, should she claim the title, it will not be her first. Far from it. ON SALE Breanna won her very first competition at 2 years, 11.5 months - so young she needed special JUST A WINSOME 3-year-old when this pic• permission to participate. That crown - as World's ture was taken, Ellsworth's Breanna German Most Beautiful Majorette Princess - came in has gone on to win several honors since, 1991. including first-place in the Party Dress cat• It was followed by the Drum Majorettes of egory and the award for All-American Smile at America Miss Thanksgiving title in 1992 and the the March 20 Cinderella Pageant at Grand Michigan Toddler Model of 1993 title awarded Traverse Resort. Today a seasoned performer, earlier this year. the talented 4-year-old will compete for her first national title in July. Breanna also won Michigan State Champion for Show Twirl for 3 to 7 year-olds in 1992, and was expected to try to reclaim that title in compe• her most enjoyable experiences was competing tition last week-end. with her daughter at the 1992 mini-nationals, The talented young lady comes by her ability at where the pair came in third. Hob art's least in part through her mother, Dawn German. Breanna will be accompanied to the national An instructor of baton twirling and dance for competition by her mother, father William and Country Furniture Ellsworth Community Education, German is grandmother. In addition to vying for prizes that herself a multiple-award winner. include $1,000 savings bonds, cash awards and 938-1777 I A nine-year member of the national champion wardrobes, the tiny twirler will participate in the Acme § Angels Twirl & Show Team, German said one of annual Kids Entertainment Expo, where (Just South of The Grand Traverse Resort) f

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Miller expects Miller is a student in an academic scholar• Always Buying degree the College of Engi• ship to East Jordan Standing Timber, neering earning a Bach• High School senior Timber/lands & Saw Logs. The University of elor of Science in En• Jason Gaunt. Serving the Area Since 1950 Michigan has an• gineering, specializing Gaunt, the son of nounced that Kristy S. in electrical engineer• David and Sheryl Barry Moeke, George Moeke $ | Miller of East Jordan ing. Gaunt, participated in and Ann Moeke is one of6,500 students WMU's Medallion (616) 587-8321 f Fax (616) 587-5178 expecting degrees this Gaunt receives Scholarship competi• Evenings (616) 587-9439 or (616) 587-9436 spring. scholarship tion this past winter. P.O. Box 488, US 131 South ? Mancelona, Ml 49659 His scholarship is Early Western Michigan worth $4,800 over four University has awarded years. deadline To allow our employ• Choose Bryant's Plus 90 furnace, and want to you get the most efficient gas furnace ees time to enjoy the •MfSirlniiZaS available. Add the Model 593 air iiiUJtiiiiiA'e conditioner for quiet, reliable upcoming Memorial If AO IP fiilfilPay cooling, and you've made the Day holiday, the dead• " right investment to ensure Sttlf illC|S Oil your family's comfort. Call your line for the June 2 is• • Bryant dealer today to get the sues of all Up North yGaaf? ^^UL best value in high-efficiency heating Publications newspa• ^M^L and cooling. pers (Antrim County News, Leader & Kalkaskian,The Town Meeting and Torch & East Jordan Journal) will be: Editorial: Thurs., May 27 at 5 p.m. «0* A&RService aassified:Fri.,May Route 3 • Bellaire. Ml 28 at 5 p.m. 533-6381 4-WEDNESDAY. MAY 19. 1993 - TORCH/JOURNAL / >Markyour

Caregivers support New books on GRASS RIVER NATURAL AREA SPRING WALK group to meet display Saturday Sat, May 22, 8 a.m. AmeetingoftheCharlevoix County Caregivers The Central Lake Township Library will hold "BIRD TALK Support Group will be held Sat, May 22, at 2 an open house Sat., May 22, from 10 a.m. to 2 & WALK" p.m.attheEastJordanFamilyHealthCenter,601 p.m. for the public to view the new books pur• Bridge St., East Jordan. chased with the Library Services and Construc• Birder's delight in a morning session with Anyone who is responsible forthecareof a sick tion Act 1992 grant Refreshments will be pro• "The Dick E. Bird News" Publisher Dick or frail person outside the hospital setting is vided by the Friends of the Library. Mallory - RESERVATIONS REQUIRED invited. Those who must deal with the stresses of Recognizing the need for more up-to-date books GROUP SIZE IS LIMITED caring for a loved one at home or in a nursing in many subject areas for school-age children, CALL 533-8314 TO REGISTER home will find the group informational and en• with an emphasis on the high school age group, joyable. an application for $6,000 was written under the Food distribution dates set The meeting is free of charge. Refreshments Library Services and Construction Act, Children' s will be served. Call Nancy Ellison at Charlevoix Services project. The library received approval Northwest Michigan Human Services has an• Area Hospital for information. Reservations not nounced distribution dates for the Emergency for this project in April 1992. Since then approxi• required. mately 250 non-fiction books have been added toFoo d Assistance Program. the collection. Butter, pork, rice, applesauce, and peanut bet•Philathea Group to meet A list of these books will be available at the ter will be available at most sites from 9-11 a.m. Open House as well as a book display. Tues., May 25, in Antrim County and in The Philathea Group of the United Methodist Charlevoix and Emmet counties on Wed., May Church will meet Thursday, May 20 at 7:30 p.m. 26. in the east room of the church. Meet candidates Sites close when the food is gone. For more information call 347-9080. IMIIllll The Central Lake PTA will hold a meeting at 7 BELLAIRE THEATRE p.m. Mon. May 24, at the CLES multi-purpose Adults $3.50 -%ie~ Children $2.00 Food Pantry open house Bellaire: 533-8725 Anytime, room. Residents will be able to meet the school Petoskey: 347-9696 iff Gaylord: (517) 732-5717 board candidates and discuss Proposal A. Care and Share Emergency Food Pantry in East Starting Friday, May 21-27 at 7:30, Fri. & Sat. at 7:30 & 9:15 pm Jordan will hold an open house celebrating its 10th anniversary from 3-8 p.m. May 26. Call the Theatre for Movie Info. Spring recital slated The organization is located in the lower level of GAYLORD • Siver (R) Shows start at 7 and 9:15 pmThe Sandlot (PG) Matinee Sat. & Sun. 4pm GASLIGHT • Sliver (R) 7 and 9:15 pm Beny & Joon (PG) Matinee Sat & Sun. 4pm. The Spring Recital of Margaret M. Thomson's the EJ Family Health Center. For more informa• 39,43, 21-1tc tion the Wednesday event, call 536-7375. students will be held at the United Methodist • • • I • I Church in East Jordan May 23, at 2 p.m. The public is most welcome. For more information contact Margaret Thomson at 536-2794. Health Services Senior club meeting set CENTRAL LAKE PHARMACY J.F. Arnold, M.D. The Senior Citizen's Club will meet Tuesday, Main Street, Central Lake, 544-2929 CENTRAL LAKE, MICHIGAN May 25 at 6 p.m. for their monthly potluck dinner Office Hours: Mon. thru Thurs. 9-12 & 2-5, Fridays 9-12 Emergency # 536-7657 ACCEPTING MEDICARE ASSIGNMENT in the Governmental Center. Officers will be Monday - Saturday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. OFFICE 544-3700 HOME 544-2914 elected and it is time to pay dues. John P. Ludwick, M.D. GENERAL PRACTICE To Rent This Space Public hearings set on Ellsworth, Michigan Phone 544-2345 Office Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 plan affecting seniors Office 588-6005, Home 599-2375 Northwest Senior Resources, the Area Agency on Aging for the ten counties of Antrim, Benzie, FAMILY PRACTICE DAVID L. DIBBLE D.D.S. 2050 N. Main, Central Lake/Michigan Charlevoix, Emmet, Grand Traverse, Kalkaska, Dennis M.Joy, M.D. Charlevoix Office Hours: Mon. thru Thurs. 9:00-5:00, Friday 9:00-12:00 Leelanau, Manistee, Missaukee and Wexford is F. James Steward, M.D. (616) 547-6554 544-8115, Emergencies 1-547-5646 Edward E. Newcomb, M.D. in the midst of developing its Three-Year Plan for Hours by Appointment New patients welcome Aging Programs and its Annual Application for Funding. EAST JORDAN FAMILY Two public hearings are being held—one in BURNS CLINIC - Bellaire Office East Jordan on Thurs., May 27 at 10 a.m. and the Donald F. Bills, D.O. HEALTH CENTER other in Traverse City on Fri., May 28 at 10 a.m., rl FAMILY PRACTICE Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 pm. | Mitchell Carey. M.D. to discuss both the Three Year Plan and the nr^n Thomas Curtln. M.D. Annual Application for Funding. 225 N. Bridge, Bellaire - 533-8649 JH-ri Anna Young. M.D. TheEast Jordan hearing will be held at the East PEDIATRICS ^ HOSPITALS *S Jordan Senior Center at 210 Main St., East Jor• Roderic Tinney, M.D.

Charlevoix Area Hospital 547-4024 1 dan, Michigan. The Traverse City public hearing Munson Medical Center, Traverse City 922-9000 nfOvT INTERNAL MEDICINE Ml \[ I Steven Wlsnlewskl. M.D. will be held at the offices of Northwest Senior T.C. Osteopathic Hospital 922-8400 UUUUU HOURS Resources, 1609 Park Dr., Traverse City, MI. Northern Michigan Hospitals 348-4000 Courtesy of Torch Publishing Monday-Friday sam - 8pm For further information on either of these hear- Saturday loam - 4pm ingscall616-947-8920or 1-800-442-1713. Cop• ies of the Three Year Plan and the Annual Appli• FO» MEDICAL APPOINTMENT cation for Funding are available from the offices To Rent This Space of Northwest Senior Resources by writing or Phone 544-2345 536-2206 calling the office. 601 BRIPGbSI. EAST .r^ANT J TORCH/JOURNAL - WEDNESDAY. MAY 19, 1993 -5

Response is always appreciated, especially for response. Just pick your best photo (color'swa s " Down in the dumps." when it's as complimentary as the recent letter fine), with identifications on a separate sheet Bowerman's sister brought her the paper while received from Arlene Hammond, East Jordan (back row first, left to right), include your namesh e was in the hospital because of a heart condi• Public Schools food service director. and phone and drop them off at the East Jordan otionr . She is now out of the hospital and will be New Torch and Journal editor Jennifer Central Lake high school offices. We'll print the returning to Michigan this week. VanConant was thrilled to get a pat on the back best - as much as spcace permits - and return them for her "Lunch under the big top article" which to your high school after publication. And thanks! The list of achievements to be credited to ran a few weeks ago. Central Lake High School's top scholars grew a It's nice to know our news made Adeline little when the school called to alert us that two Recent prom-goers, don't forget - the Torch & Bowerman's day. She said spotting her grand• items had been omitted from the summary sub• Journal wants to publish your photo of Prom '93childre n Jonathan and Cathy Bowerman, who aremitte d to us. Let the record show that Salutatorian in a retrospective of that special night that has East Jordan track team members, in The TorchJennife r Majcher is a two-year National Honor been rescheduled for June 2 to allow more timeand East Jordan Journal picked her up when Societshe y member and worked for D ALMAC com• munity service for four years. Come to the Cabaret May 25 The Music Department of Central Lake Public the Hop, Theme from Peter Gunn, The Twist, Say Schools will host its annual Cabaret Pops Con•You, Say Me, and Shakedown. * Free estimates

cert, featuring the Central Lake Junior and Senior The high school choir will perform Sounds of JANITORIAL CARPETING UPHOLSTRY High School Bands and the CLHS Choir, on Silence, Morning Has Broken, Both SidesII Now,•Commercia l 1 room $20.00 Chair.... $20.00 PJ • Residential 2 rooms.... $40.00 Loveseat $25.00 Tues., May 25, at 7:30 p.m. in the high school andTheWaterisWide. A special vocal sextet will 3 rooms.... $50.00 Sofa $30.00 fjk Car $30.00 Sectional $50.00 gymnasium. perform If I Loved You from Carousel. M- Scotchguard Truck $20.00 " The gymnasium will be set up with tables and Following an intermission for refreshments, Available Van $10.00 chairs, and freerefreshment s will be served to the senior high band will perform Stand by Me, provide a cabaret restaurant atmosphere. A dona•Top Gun Medley, a collection of cartoon theme WE'RE FULLY INSURED! j 10% SENIOR CITIZEN I I] tion will be asked at the door. Popular music willtune s in Kartoon Kaleidoscope, a medley ^o f | DISCOUNT I A be featured on this concert, including music se•songs from the Lloyd Webber hit show The 0 Phone 544-6294 c43-tfc lections from the 1950s right through the 1980s.Phantom of the Opera, and another of Webber's K The junior high band will perform Kokomo, At smash shows in a medley from Cats. ATTEND AJNT AREA CHURCH ALDEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH T\ THE ILLUSTRATED BIBLE EASTPORT BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Richard A. Morrison. Morning Worship, 9:15 a.m., God's Healing Faith Rev. Jerry A. Mack. Sunday School, all ages 9:45 a.m.; Church School, 10:30 a.m., Youth Fellowship, 5:30 p.m. "Return, O faithless sons, I will heal your faithlessness." Worship Service 11 a.m.; Prayer Fellowship 5:30 p.m.; ATWOOD CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH "Behold, we come to thee; for thou art the Lord our God " Evening Service 6 p.m.; Youth Fellowship 7 p.m. Mon; — Jeremiah 3:22 Rev. James Evenhouse. April thru Nov. Services 10 a.m. Awana Clubs 6:15 - 8 p.m. (Pre-school- 6th grade). Wed. 6 7 p.m.; School all ages 11:15 a.m. Dec. thru March: Bible Study 7 p.m. 599-2122. Nursery. Services 10 a.m. & 4 p.m.; Church School, all ages 11:15 EAST JORDAN REORGANIZED CHURCH OF a.m. 599-2581. JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS BELLAIRE COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST Elder Gil Fox, Pastor. Church School 9:45 a.m. Sunday Rev. Richard A. Powell. Church School 10 a.m., Morning Worship Service - 11 a.m. Worship 11 a.m., Youth Fellowship 7 p.m. EAST JORDAN CHURCH OF CHRIST BELLAIRE ST. LUKE'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Gene Mickey, Minister. 812 Erie St. (off M-66). Sun. Sr. Celine Goessl-Pastoral Administrator 533-8121, Sun• Worship 11 a.m., Sun. School 10 a.m., Wed. Worship 7 day Mass 11 a.m.; Summer 9:30 & 11 a.m. p.m., 536-7945. ELLSWORTH CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH BELLAIRE WESLEYAN CHURCH We, like the ancient Israelites who denied the word of God Rev. Douglas W. Beadle, Sun. School 9:45 a.m., Morn. and then sought His repentance, often may forget our duty to Rev. David Weemhoff. Church School 9:30 a.m., Sun. the Creator. Faith is not something to be donned like a garment; Service: 10:45 a.m. (June-Aug. 10 a.m.), Evening Wor• Worship 11 a.m., Youth Service 5 p.m., Eve Serv. 6 p.m. it is a 24-hour-a-day, seven-days-a-week responsibility. The ship 7 :30 p.m. (Dec. - Feb. 3 p.m.). 588-7805. Wed. Serv. 7 p.m. Israelites angered God by worshipping false idols and turning away from His grace. We, too, may from time to time close our BELLAIRE HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH ELLSWORTH WESLEYAN CHURCH minds and hearts to His guidance and seek pleasures in other Rev. William Lyons. Sun. School 10 a.m. Morning Rev. Walter Kreger, 533-8129 or 533-8705. Church than Godly pursuits. Yet the Lord God is a merciful God, and Worship 11 a.m., Eve. Service 6 p.m., Wed. prayer Service 9 a.m., Sunday School & Bible Class 10:15 a.m. His forgiveness is endless. A clean heart and a recognition of His divine supremacy are the antidotes God needs to cleanse groups 7 p.m. 588-7455. LIVING WORD - NORTH us of our faithlessness. Rev. Larry Young. Sun. School 10 a.m., Worship 10 a.m., GRACE BIBLE CHURCH Sun. Teaching & Praise Serv. 6 p.m. Wed. Bible study CENTRAL LAKE Pastor Jerry Frick, 1-536-9915. Old State (Co. Rd. 624) 7 p.m. LIGHTHOUSE PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE at Finkton, East Jordan, 544-6871. Sunday School 9:45 BELLTOWER REFORMED CHURCH Rev. Bryan Shook, 8043 W. Maple. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Worship Service: 11 a.m.; Evening Service: 6 p.m.; Wed. prayer meeting 7 p.m. An independent, fundamen• Rev. James Heneveld. Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship a.m.; Morning Service 11 a.m.; Evening Service 7 p.m.; tal church. Service 11 a.m. (June, July & Aug. 10 a.m.), Evening Thursday Bible Study 7 a.m. 544-8089. Service 6 p.m. Church:. 588-2844, Home, 588-6165 CENTRAL LAKE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PLEASANT VALLEY FREE METHODIST CENTRAL LAKE BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH Richard A. Morrison, Pastor. Church School 10 a.m., Rev. Dave Scott. Sun. School 10 a.m., Morning Worship Rev. Tom Hunter. Sun. School 9:45 a.m., Sun. Morn. Morning Worship 11 a.m. 11 a.m., Evening Service 7 p.m., Wed. prayer meeting 7 p.m. Worship 11 a.m., Eve. Serv. 6 p.m., Bible Study & Prayer EAST JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH Fellowship Youth Hour, Awana Club, Wed. 7 p.m., Pastor Roy Straw. 401 Water & McKenzie Sts„ East SACRED HEART CHURCH affiliated with GARBC. Jordan - 536-3588. Sunday School 10 a.m., Morning Mancelona, traditional Roman Catholic Latin Mass, Hwy CENTRAL LAKE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Worship 11 a.m., Sunday evening service 6 p.m., Wed. 131, Village of Antrim, south of Mancelona, each Sunday Richard Smiley, Pastor. Church School 9:45 a.m., Wor• Bible Study 7 p.m. at 5 p.m. Rosary & confession before Mass. ship 11 a.m. (June-Aug.), Worship 8:30 a.m. & 11 a.m. EAST JORDAN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CENTRAL LAKE 7TH DAY ADVENTIST Church 544-6878, Parsonage 544-3608 Rev. Merlin K. Delo. Office 536-2161. Parsonage 536- Pastor Ralph Williams 535-2259, P.O. Box 610, Walloon CENTRAL LAKE GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH 7596. Sunday Worship 10 a.m. Lake. Sat. Worship: 9 a.m., Sabbath School 10 a.m. Estel A. Clark, Pastor. South Main, Non-Denomina- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SCHUSS MOUNTAIN/SHANTY CREEK MISSION tional. Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship 11 a.m., Evening Rev. David Downton. Sunday Worship Service: 9:30 a.m. Presbyterian - "An Ecumenical Worshipping Commu• Worship 6 p.m., Mid-Week Service Wednesday 7 p.m. Church 536-2941, Manse 536-2635. nity." Del Mason Rd. between Shanty Creek & Schuss Mountain, Bellaire. Sun. Worship: 10 a.m. DE - STA - CO Church page sponsored by Central Lake, Michigan CHARLEVOIX COUNTY ALDEN STATE BANK CENTRAL FOOD CENTER STATE BANK ELLSWORTH FARMERS Full Service Community Bank "Serving Our Community * 227 Bridge - Downtown Charlevoix EXCHANGE Member FDIC • Alden • Elk Rapids Central Lake • Your Spartan Store Charlevoix M-66 - South side branch Farm Supplies • 588-2300 Ellsworth Branch & Eastport Branch REPUBLIC BANK NORTH CENTRAL LAKE AUTO Member FDIC TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Inc. Bellaire • Central Lake • Traverse City CLINIC • 544-6113 616/547-6506 Central Lake, Michigan Member FDIC Oil-Gas-Mechanical & Body Woric 6 - WEDNESDAY, MAY 19. 1993 - TORCH/JOURNAL Coach gets special SPORTS COVERAGE birthday present BROUGHT TO YOU BY

Six area girls track teams competed in the May James and Lucille Lercel, Owners EasfWordan . 8 East Jordan Rotary Invitational. But when the MARKETS* dust finally settled, it was the home team that Torch SHERMAN'S ulcus PRINTING ^Journal came out on top. FROM OUR FAMILY APPLIANCE TO YOURS Serving the Leading their team with four first-places each 221 Main Street were Tina Richards and Melissa Spence, fol• East Jordan • 240 S. Lake East Jordan East Jordan lowed by Angie Inman and Callie Ransom, each 536-2961 Community MAYTAG with three firsts. HOTPOIKT 536-0044 To cap the winning streak, the EJHS ladies also Modern Maid took three of the four relay events. "We knew what our top runner would do," stated Coach Dennis Snarey. "It was the second Trojans take sixth at Steiner meet through fifh places that won the meet for us." Claiming seconds were Susan Mills (discus) and Ransom (long jump). Thirds went to Erica Olafsson (high jump), Inman (400 dash) and Kristina Ruhling (shot put). Fourth-place finishes went to Barb Mazzella (discus), the 400 relay team and Olaffson (long jump). Earning fifths were Ruhling (discus), Anna Salinas (100 and 200m. dash) and Mazzella (shot put). Final scores: East Jordan, 133; Harbor Springs, 97.5; Charlevoix, 72.5; Elk Rapids, 72; Boyne City, 48; Traverse City St. Francis, 13. "What a nice 50th birthday present," Snarey exclaimed. "A trophy!"

Devils, Trojans top girls UP AND O VER - Jeremy Meir of Central Lake practices his pole vaulting technique during at Mancy Invitational the Heidi Steiner Memorial Track Invitational. Meir finished fourth with an 11-foot jump. The event was held May 10 in Bellaire. BY S.F. PUCKETT Sports Writer BY S.F. PUCKETT 10:03, Jeremy Meir was fourth in the pole vault Sports Writer at 11 ft., Paul Bunker fourth in the 100 dash in Mancelona took first in the Class C portion of 11.51 and tied for fifth in the 300 hurdles in the May 14 Mancelona Invitational, while East A field of 12 teams took to the track and field at 43.56. Jordan claimed Class C honors. the second annual Heidi Steiner Memorial Track On the ladies side, Charlevoix ran to another Following TCSF in the Boys D section were Invitational May 10,-and Charlevoix won both 110 points and first, Inland Lakes second with 93, Central Lake with 20 points and Bellaire with 12. portions of the event. Elk Rapids third with 79, Mancelona fourth at 63, Central Lake points came from Paul Bunker Charlevoix took the boys side with 110.5 points, Harbor Springs fifth with 56, Central Lake sixth and his third in the 100 dash (12.06) and fourth in Mancelona second with 92, Boyne City third at 32 and Bellaire seventh place with 25. Forest 200 dash (24.90), Jeremy Meir's fourth in the with 85, TC St. Francis fourth and the top Class Area did not score. pole vault (10 ft. 6 in.), and the relay team's third D team with 76, Harbor Springs with fifth, 47 Central Lake made points by finishing with in the 4x800 relay (9:23). points, Central Lake was sixth with 33.5, with the Allison Greenman first in the shot put and discus, East Jordan won the Girls C group with 129 host Eagles in the second echelon of teams with 36 ft. 6 in. and 96 ft. 5 in. respectively. points. nine points. The 4x800 relay team picked up a second with Firsts for East Jordan came in two of the four Central Lake picked up its points with Casey a 10:03 run, and the Shay contingent scored relay events. Tina Richards showed her winning Shay winning the 3200 in 9:51 and runner-up in twice, Amie in the 1600 for fifth 6:06 and Sarah continued on page 10 the 1600 in 4:28. The Trojan 4x800 was third in in the 3200 in 13:56.

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Academic letters Board says yes (First year of 3.15 or better) Ninth grade: . East Jordan Jason Donaldson. Amelia Fleming CharissaiGutotta. to Proposal A Brendan Ingalls, Kevin McArthur. Mandy McKenzie. students DawnS continued from front Schiemann, Angela Snyder, Megan Towne East Jordan residents can expect a 52 percent honored for 10th grade: reduction of school operating taxes if proposal A excellence Ben Banfield. Catherine Bowerman. Steve GoebeL passes. For a homeowner assigned a $20,000 Nathan McWatters. Mike Newkirk. Angela Retd, Jake State Equalized Valuation (SEV), ($15,000 to Ryan, Mandy Wittingen, Tom Worgess 11th grade: $20,000 is the East Jordan community average), Delbert Hart. Mike Legato, Jim Lord, Jeremiah Lucas, taxes would be reduced from $750 per year to Erica Olafsson, Rheanna Zitka $360. (Department Awards 12th grade: Denise Arnott, David Bavers, Greg Bennett, Sara Blair, To negate the savings, the homeowner would Art Most Outstanding Damon Bluhm Scott Chanda, Christiana Glatfeld have to spend about $19,500 on purchases sub• Art Most Improved Lisa Richter Auto Most Outstanding Mike Legato ject to state sales tax. Auto Most Improved Jeremiah Lucas Academic pins Hanson emphasized the proposal will constitu• Aviation Most Outstanding Jon Bowerman Aviation Most Improved Steve Fox (Second year of maintaining 3.15 or better) tionally guarantee the sales tax funds to schools. Band Most Outstanding Mike Sierocki This should reassure voters burned by the broken Band Most Improved Wayne Hart 10th grade: promise that lottery profits would be earmarked Business Most Outstanding Greg Bennett Kevin Bavers, JoDee Cam, Kori Danforth, Matt Dietrich, Computers Most Outstanding Kevin Bavers Bob Donnellan, Kirk Falco, Nichole Goebel, Cathleen for schools. Computers Most Improved Celeste Townsend King, Heather MacNaughton, Angela Massey, Yaro Additionally,Hansonprorm^edthatshouldPro- Drafting Most Outstanding Jon Bowerman Middaugh, Sarah Nyland, Callie Ransom. Karl Redmer, English Most Outstanding Dave Bavers Matt Sherman, Debbie Staley, Solomon Townsend, posal A be accepted June 2, all millage proposals English Most Improved Delbert Hart Arthur Wood will be removed from the June 14 school election. Home Econ. Most Outstanding Sarah Knapp 11th grade: Home Econ. Most Improved Samatha Swartz Jennifer Burr, Claudette Cutler, Kevin Dunson, Kim Unfortunately, if Proposal A fails, the project Math Most Outstanding Jennifer Cook Goebel, Eric Hart, Ryan Hoeksema, Sarah Knapp, Todd 1993-94 budget deficit will require a four-mill Math Most Improved Misty Murray Loviska, Katie Malpass, Craig Meads, Amy Mickey, Julie Metals Most Outstanding Jerry Neumann Mickey, Belinda Moore, Chad Raymond, Angela Scott, increase request. Most Improved Metals Mike Balch Kari Snyder, Terry Stephens, Celeste Townsend, Pat Most Outstanding "If it doesn't pass, we can predict quite force• Physical Ed. Todd Loviska Whiteford Most Improved Physical Ed. Kristina Ruhling 12th grade: fully there will be hundreds of Kalkaskas next Most Outstanding Jon Bowerman Science Enos Bacon, Kellie Barber, Damon Bluhm, Jonathan Most Improved Danielle Looze year," Hanson warned. Science Bowerman, Anissa Clark, Jennifer Cook, Theresa Cutler, Most Outstanding Dave Bavers Social Studies Andrea Evans, Jason Gaunt, Elizabeth Gotts, Amber .Most Improved Jon Crawford Social Studies Grutsch, Angie Inman, Bill Lauwers, Danielle Looze Audience admonished Most Outstanding Callie Ransom Spanish Tina Metcalf, Susan Mills, Cliff Russell, Kristen Shank, Most Outstanding Jerry Neumann Woods Mike Sierocki, Amy Smith, Melissa Spence, Margaret Board President Mary Jason announced that Most Improved Manuel Cordova board meetings will be handled in a more formal Woods Worgess manner. "School board meetings are held prima• rily to address school functions," Jason said. The change was prompted by board concerns about recent use of the community comments NEW! ... and on portion of the meetings. newsstands in the The tone of some of the comments has been accusatory and possibly slanderous. Jason stated East Jordan area NOW!! the board will no longer allow the time to be used as a forum for personal remarks of a hurtful nature. Property issues The school board discussed several property issues. The swap with the City of East Jordan is proceeding well. The Brown Creek property ad• jacent to the schools will be received in exchange JORDAN for the old Boswell Field. East EAST The school board is recommending that the city EDITION develop Boswell Field into a Little League recre• ation complex. VOLUME Some trees will be harvested from school prop• erty. The income will be used for extending and improving the Brown Creek nature trail. Two city lots were donated to the schools in the A NEWSPAPER FOR EAST JORDAN late 1970s to be used for the building trades Published every Wednesday program. As that program has been discontinued with no prospect for other uses of the properties, the school board decided to offer the lots for Buy your copy at these locations: I ' public sale. T • Carey's Corner Too busy to stop? I Revenue collected from the sales is designated • East Jordan Sr. Citizen Center Then you need a special 6-month introductory I for the stadium endowment fund. subscription mailed right to your home! I • E.J. Shoppe I New kindergarten schedule E-Z Mart Just $8.50! I I The board approved a resolution to operate an Jordan Valley Pharmacy 1 All-Day, Alternate-Day Kindergarten Program Marathon Station Name: I in 1993-94. I • Rite-Aid Pharmacy Address:. I Along with the new program comes a commit• • Trading Post I ment to implement developmentally appropriate Zip. I curriculum practices on a yearly basis. I Questions? Classifieds? For the convenience of home delivery, simply mail • The full K-5 teaching staff will be part of the this form with payment to: Up North Publications, Inc 1 development process, in training as well as plan• Call 536-0044 PO Box 337, Bellaire, MI 49615 I ning. TORCH/JOURNAL-WEDNESDAY. MAY 19, 1993-9 East Jordan students honored for excellence BY JENNIFER VANCONANT Summer Editor

East Jordan high schoolers were honored Fri• day for their outstanding acadernip achievements at the EJHS Honors Convocation Ceremony. Over 140 freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and semorswereawardedSuperintendent'sandHonor Roll Certificates. Students earning a grade point average of 3.15 or better received academic letters. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors maintaining 3.15 GPA or better for the second year were presented with academic pins. MIf this program would have been started four years ago, I know many of you would be up here receiving plaques for your excellence in educa• tion," EJHS Principal Kenny Kent told the recipi• ents. The departmental awards were also awarded THE OUTSTANDING and most improved efforts of these EJHS students were for most improved and most outstanding stu• acknowledged in the departmental areas. dents.

Faculty members agreed that choosing one where he is today. student for each award was a challenging task. "All of these things weren't accomplished over• Scholarships available "When it comes down to picking two students, night," Mattox said. through hospital it is very difficult," woods teacher Larry Gee Superintendent John Dionne said he was proud said. to present the class of 1993 as the first class in Student applications for health care scholar• Larry Mattox, president of FMB Northwestern many years to graduate from a North Central ships are available through the Northern Michi• Bank, was the featured speaker for the evening. Accredited EJHS. gan Hospital Auxiliary. The auxiliary will Mattox told the students they should strive for He also noted that students honored at the award 11 scholarships for $750 and one for the best and treat others as they would want to be convocation were not only involved academi• $500. treated. cally but also extracurricularly. He said there is a Applications are due June 30 and can be He said being successful takes time and pa• correlation between excelling and being active in obtained by calling (616) 348-4568 or by tience. Using himself as an example, Mattox different organizations. writing to NMH Auxiliary, 416 Connable traced his banking career back to 1965. He said it "There is a relationship there - involved and Avenue, Petoskey, MI 49770. took years of education and hard work to get successful," Dionne said. GRAND (RE)OPENING CELEBRATION NEW LOCATION JUST 4 DOORS DOWN...NEXT TO SUBWAY • SAME FRIENDLY CONVENIENT SERVICE. • SAME EXPERIENCED AGENTS AND STAFF STOP IN TO SEE US IN OUR NEW OFFICES AND REGISTER FOR PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY MAY 17 - MAY 28

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Girls tops at invitational Paid political ad or continued from page 6 the key fourth in the 3200 in 16:37.77. letter to the editor? form in the 800, 1600 and 3200M runs. Also Sarah Shay had a fourth in the 1600 (6:16.90), claiming firsts was Callie Ranson in the 100 and followed by Terpstra (6:23.43), a fifth by the 200M dash. (Editor's note: An eighth first-place 4x800 relay squad (11:57.08) and a sixth by the Before elections, newspapers are often finisher's name was indecipherable on a faxed 4x400 relay. bombarded with letters to the editor support• list, as were times for most events.) Final standings in Class D competition: Boys: ing a particular candidate. Earning second-place honors were Ransom TC St. Francis, 77; Central Lake, 20; Bellaire, 12; Frequently, the number of letters written (long jump) and Kristina Ruhling (discus). The Pellston, 9; Forest Area, 2. Girls: Central Lake, on a candidate's behalf are more indicative 800M relay team also finished second. 39; Bellaire, 37; Pellston, 7; TC St. Francis, 0. of the candidate's ability to muster literate Central Lake won the Class D portion thanks to backers than of his or her support among the general populace. placings by Tracy Zelenak in the 3200 and a In Girls Class C action: East Jordan, 129; Our policy regarding such communica• 4x400 relay point for sixth (5:23.64). Mancelona, Onaway, 83 (tie); Elk Rapids, 69; tions will be publish them as paid political Allison Greenman provided most of the Trojan Boyne City, 45. advertising, on a page other than the editorial scoring with two wins, the shot put (34 ft. 9.75 While no statistics were provided for the Boys page, at the rate of 10 cents per word. in.) and discus (89 ft. 6.75 in.). Jennifer Terpstra Class C events, East Jordan finished third among took third in the 800 in 2:39.82, Zelenak adding five competitors.

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S he was a member of the Central Lake CongreR.I• . Burhans. gational Church, the Congregators, the Women's Funeral services were May 19 at the Central Fellowship and the Central Lake Lioness Club.Lak e Chapel of Mortensen Funeral Homes, the She had resided in Central Lake since 1951, Rev. Richard M. Smiley officiating. Interment moving from Saginaw. was in Southern Cemetery, Central Lake Town• She had assisted her husband the Rev. H. Don ship. Schleicher at several churches and finally at the Memorial contributions may be made to the Ruth Burhans Central Lake Congregational Church until his Central Lake Congregational Church. retirement in 1978 after 26 years of service. They Schleicher were married July 31, 1937, in Drayton Plains. Ruth Burhans Schleicher, 79, of Central Lake Mrs. Schleicher was born July 9,1913, in Sand Senator George McManus died Monday morning, May 17, 1993, at Grand Beach, the daughter of William D. and Sarah J. will present an open forum on Traverse Community Hospital. She retired in (Rogers) Burhans. Proposal A 1973fromMeadowBrookMedical Care Facility Surviving are her husband H. Don, a son Joe in Bellaire where she was the Night Supervisor Don (Helen) Schleicher of Traverse City, two Monday. May 24, 6:30 p.m. for 21 years. She was a registered nurse since grandchildren, James Don and Joedy Marie of Torch 1934, when she graduated from the Port Huron Lake Township Hall Traverse City. Corner of M-88 US 34 School of Nursing. She also practiced at several She was preceded in death by three half broth• hospitals and privately. ers, Robert A. Burhans, Joseph I. Burhans and Eastport 39,t/c2Mtc

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We trucking and owned and operated John Essenberg may change your life "HARRY & THE BOY" FOREVER. Call Together ADULT BABYSITTER MRS. D'S DAYCARE - Orchards, producing cherries, apples, and peaches. custom garden tilling, lawn today. 935-4455. has 1 full-time and 1 part- done in my home, full and yard work, tree c/t20-38-22-2tp For 15 years, he raised Christmas trees. time opening for children time, weekdays, all ages, trimming and removal, fix ages 12 mos.-6 years. He was a member of Belltower Reformed lunch included. Soon to it, paint it, odd jobs. Free Also summer time open• TUPPERWARE - new Church and the Antrim County Farm Bureau. be licensed. Rhonda estimates, unlimited ings for children through catalogs, new summer Mann, Eastport. 599- courtesy. Harry Pletcher, Surviving are five sons, Lester (Cheryl) of age 10. Licensed, clean, colors. For party 2758. c/t21-39-1tp 544-6750. d 9-37-21 -6tp Ellsworth, Mark (Sheila) of Ellsworth, Steve and smoke-free. Food Pro• information or a new gram. In town. Call for catalog call 264-8570. Scott of Atwood, and Todd (Tammy) of SPRAY FOAM more information 533- c/t20-38-22-2tp Charlevoix; two daughters, Carla Trulson- INSULATION Urethane 8683. c/t21-39-23-1tp LAWN CARE Paying to much for lawn Essenberg (Dave) Trulson of Issaquah, Wash., roofing systems, pontoon floatation systems. Call care?? Honest, reliable, Display and Monna Essenberg of Grand Rapids; nine now Northern Spray Foam CARUSO'S RESTAU• on time service. Senior (616)258-9332. RANT is featuring: discount. Free estimates. grandchildren; one brother, Melvin of Ellsworth; Call evenings, Rod & Advertising c/119-37-21 -4tp • Party trays and catering five sisters, Louise Holler of Bacliff, Texas, Mrs. • Banquets Jackie Thier, 544-3500. Harold (Rose) Cheney of Arcadia, Geraldine • Friday-Seafood Buffet c21-22-39-tfc is 5 p.m. Pryorof Prescott, Ariz., Mrs. Verne (Anne)Elliott THE SAFE • Sat. & Sun.-Prime Rib FRIDAY CHIMNEY • Sunday's-Chicken DOCK INSTALLA• of Traverse City, Mrs. Stanley (Harriet) VanReken COMPANY • Daily Specials. TION & spring yard • Chimney cleaning (616) 584-2848 of Birmingham, and many nieces and nephews. maintenance. 588-6190. • Chimney relining c/t21 -39-23-1 tp c20-38-4tp Friends may call at Hastings Funeral Home in Fireplace restoration Classified Ellsworth from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. on Fri., Since 1978 May 14. Funeral services will be held Sat., May 377-7096 BARNS FOR SALE - Advertising c/t14-15-36-32-tfc 8X8 $475; 8X12 $575. PRIVATE DUTY 15, at 2 p.m. at Belltower Reformed Church with Built on site. Also other certified home health care is 5 p.m. the Rev. James Heneveld officiating. Burial will sizes available. Also doing worker can look after you decks and sea walls. Call or your loved one. Yes, MONDAY be in Atwood Cemetery. THE RUG DOCTOR for prices after 6 p.m. even the elite need home Memorials may be made to Belltower Re• For Rent (616)258-8194. health care too. 1-616- at c/t21-22-39-1tp 258-2407. c/t21-39-23-1tp formed Church. CARPET BARN $14 for 8 hrs. $20 for 24 hrs. Art Harter 544-6086 c-tfc PUBLIC NOTICE Military graveside services for Art Harter of Central Lake who died March 20, 1993, will be SNOWPLOWING SERVICE - held Sunday, May 23, at 11 a.m. at Lakeview MASONRY Basements, crawl- UNIMPROVED COUNTY Cemetery, Torch Lake Township. spaces, brick, block, concrete work. Ron Hudson ROADS 587-9813 Because of limitations imposed by narrowness, trees, stumps, steep Licensed - Insured Donald L. Pepper grades and soft surfaces, the Antrim County Road Commission is unable c/t14-32-16-tfc Donald L. Pepper, 65, of East Jordan, died to provide snowplowing service on unimproved county roads. In order to provide such service, the unimproved road must be improved (including Thurs., May 13,1993, at home. He had retired in gravel surfacing) to minimum plowing standards. 1990 as an electronic technician from the Envi• STATE OF MICHIGAN ronmental Protection Agency of Ann Arbor. He PROBATE COURT The following procedure is established to provide for such road COUNTY OF ANTRIM improvement to allow county snowplowing: had also worked for Conductron and Bendix Inc. CLAIMS NOTICE of Ann Arbor. He moved to Echo Twp. from Independent Probate 1. Person requesting improvement apply to the township board in the FILE NO. 93-9068-IE township where the road is located. Ypsilanti in 1990. Estate of William J. He was born June 25,1927, in Ypsilanti the son Marshall Sr. 2. Township board requests the road commission to inspect the road and TO ALL INTERESTED jointly determine if the improvement is justified. If the improvement is ofBinaand Anna (Sweitzer) Pepper. On Nov. 19, PERSONS: Your interest in the estate approved, the road commission will submit an estimate of the cost of the 1955, in Angola, Ind., he married Mary W. may be barred or affected by necessary improvement. Peterson who survives. Al so surviving are daugh• the following: The decedent, whose last known address 3. Upon approval of the project the road commission will agree to pay for ters Carol (HoustonI II) Brannon and Brenda was 7834 Darmon PI., Central 1/3 of its costs. The remaining 2/3 of the cost must be met by others, (Mathew) Lamkin of, Ypsilanti, and. Sandra Lake, Ml 49622 died 4-14-93. such as the township, the person requesting the service or other An instrument dated 5-1-90 (Duane) Robbins of Southfield; brothers Elmer has been admitted as the will interested parties. of Canton, Earl (Katherine) of Ypsilanti, Harold of the deceased. Creditors of the deceased are notified that 4. The road commission will schedule the work to be done. The person (Maxine) or Tucson, Ariz., and Lloyd (Irene) of all claims against the estate requesting the improvement shall deposit his share of the estimated cost Ypsilanti; sisters Mertie Hanna of Plymouth andwil l be forever barred unless with the road commission before the work is started. The township may presented to the independent authorize their participation in the work by resolution. Frieda

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FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE GARAGE SALES STEEL DOORS $5, 1980 SEARAY - 17-1/2 1968 CHEVY 4X4, 1987 DODGE VAN GARAGE, FULL LINE cabinet doors $2. Short ft. Bowrider, 165 h.p., minus body and engine. Ram 250. Ready to go. - Truck stall & hoist, car lengths counter top $1 MerCruiser I/O, excellent 4:56 gears, $100. 544- Complete Reese hitch, stalls with underground YARD SALE at Carl foot, 48" acrylic trim $1 condition, low hours, Torch 6613. cA21-22-39-1 tp electric brakes, all power, and frame contact hoist, Conant home, 3838 N. M- stick, plastic moldings 100 Lake, $6195. (313) 781- 360 engine, eight pas• pipe benders, lathes, 88. Sale goes on from 9:30 yard, pine trim 200 foot, 3790. c/t20-21-38-3tp FOR SALE - 1.11 carat senger. Exc. Cond. 39,400 brake, valve and head until 5:00 p.m. May 28 & plastic housetrailer tubs diamond ring, with wide miles. $8,990. (616) 258- equipment. Also Tecum- 29. All good items. No $10 each, buggy shafts, 4557. c/t21 -22-39-1 tp seh and Briggs & Stratton junk! c21-2tp 18 FT. STARCRAFT yellow gold band. Great steel carts, plows, discs, small engine franchises Holiday, 50 h.p. Merc, cut and clarity. Retail blades, post hole diggers, BLUE SPRUCE, and a parts store. Ask for trailer, excellent bay $5,000. Now $3,500. B.H. HUGE GARAGE SALE brush mowers. Hilltop WHITE PINE. Beau• John Pesek at Century 21 fishing or pleasure boat, Hobart 938-1777. May 21 & 22. 940 Katinka Salvage, first place south tifully shaped. State H&H (616) 258-8311 or Drive Birchview Sub., $3200. 533-8212, 533- c/t21-22-39-1tc of M-115 and M-66 licensed and inspected. 3- home (616) 587-9042. Kalkaska. Lots of baby 6418 after 6. junction. (616) 743-6546. 4', $25; 4-5', $40; 5-6', c/t14-15-32-tfc clothes size infant to size c/t18-19-36-tfc 1979 CHEVY Impala, Open Wed., Thurs., Fri., air, V-8, new tires, battery, $60; 6-7', $90. Call (616) 5. Women's to men's, good ADORABLE Sat. cA20-21-38-2tp $1100. 322-2067. 879-3508. c/t21-22-39-3tp clothing. Maternity WILLIAMSBURG "pre- AUSTRALIAN BLUE c/t21-22-39-1tp clothes. Baby acces• built" homes, R-41 ceiling, HEALER PUPPIES free BARNS FOR SALE - sories, toys, tires, garden 1986 20' SEA RAY 60# snowload, 6" R-20, to good home. Excellent 8X8 $475; 8X12 $575. tractor/cultivator with boat with Cuddy cabin for drywall, wallpaper, 2x10 1990 18 FT. Max urn with children 264-6365 Built on site. Also other attachments. Lots of new sale. Portable toilet, floors, clad wood windows, Bowrider, 90 h.p. power c/t21 -23-39-2tp sizes available. Also doing items since last week! canvas cover, VHF radio, hydronic heating, com• trim tilt canopys. Lots decks and sea walls. Call Sale starts at 10 a.m. - ? depth finder, 140 h/p Merc. plete $31,993 - Your extras. Use less 15 hrs. FOR SALE: AKC for prices after 6 p.m. Don't miss this one. I/O, Shorelander trailer, foundation. 616-938-1299. $6,000. Call evenings, Brittanys 2 males - Heath (616) 331-6506. (616)258-8194. c/t21-22-39-1tp built-in cooler. Stored c/t9-10-27-tfc 10weeks. Parents good c/t21-22-39-3tp inside. Very little use. Call c/t21-23-39-1 tp hunters. 264-6614 after 5 p.m. (616) 369- c/t21-23-39-1tp GEM CAMPER TRAIL• FOR SALE - bikes, all FOR SALE 2717. c/t20-21-38-2tp FIREWOOD Kalkaska ER 19', Self contained. boys Huffy: 20 inch with Hardwood Maple $35 cord, (616) 258-4564. basket, 24 inch 10-speed FOR SALE: Apache pop• GLASTflON 18' deck split and delivered. Energy FARM ANTIQUES, rail• c/t21-22-39-2tp multi-terrain, 26 in 10- up camper, good boat, center console walk Drafts accepted. (616) road lanterns, Governess' speed road bike. 599- condition, $700. 322-6112 around deck, 85 hp 258-5668. c/t21-39-23-1 tp cart, horse tack, rugs, 32' FIFTH WHEEL, 20' 2533, Eastport. c/t21 -23-39-1tp Johnson, Shoreland'r picture frames, much awning plus 12x8 screen c21-22-39-1tc trailer, $2500. Call 544- more! Take Morrison or room with privacy panels. AKC GERMAN NEW CURTAINS- 3510. c/t21-39-23-1tp Titus Road. Follow signs to Exc. cond. $4,500. (616) SHEPARD pups. Black surplus, long Priscillas, 26' BALBOA, 1973 5661 Way, Rapid City. May 258-5393. c/t21-22-39-1 tp and tan. $150-$225. (616) med and short swags and 2 RANGES - refrig• sailboat, 3 sails, Marine 22-23. c/t21-22-39-1 tp 369-3450. c/t21-23-39-1 tp tiers. Fri. & Sat. 10-6. 120 erator, Barkhardt formal radio, 10 h.p. outboard, 2nd MILE RESALE is Ottawa, Elk Rapids dining set, and more. 533- tandem axle trailer, 8' 19' WELLCRAFT open for business at 807 FOR SALE: 16' boat and c/t21-23-39-1 tp 6287. c/t21-39-23-1 tp dinghy with outboard. Fully N. Cedar from 9 a.m. to 5 trailer with 60 HP Evinrude. Bowrider, 6 cyl., excellent equipped. $4900. (616) p.m. Monday thru Sat. It is $500. 264-5878. RHUBARB by the 1973 OLDS CUTLASS condition, with trailer, 328-4974. c/t21-22-39-3tp $3500. South end Torch located across from c/t21-22-39-1 tp bushel, by the pound, by Supreme, runs good, best Lake, 322-6077. Burger King. If you want the pie, by the crisp! 264- offer. 544-8144. c/t20-38-22-3tp good quality appliances, 1956 Dodge power 1984 FORD Tempo 9653. c/t21-23-39-1 tp c/t21-39-23-1tp furniture or other house• wagon $2250; 1963 Avion diesel, high miles, exc. FOR SALE John Deere B COUNTRY FURNI• hold items, stop in and 23',$2500; Oliver 70 mileage, runs great, $900 2 HANDGUNS, .38 and tractor, 2 disks, hay knife, TURE SALE: Round oak have a look. orchard tractor and tools. firm. 1976 Olds Cutlass, .22 caliber. 533-6671 after planter, 6' blade, bucket, tables (all sizes), T.V. c/t21-22-39-1 tp 616-264-9693. 91,000 miles, runs great, 6 p.m. c/t21-39-23-1tp drag. Phone (616) 377- centers, pie safes, c/121-22-39-1 tp good transportation, $700. 7256. c/121 -22-39-11p benches, chinas - truck- 1 CAB for tractor and 1 377-7342. c/t21-22-39-1tc BOAT HOIST - fits up to load pieces - Hobarts (N. 16.9x24 tractor tire. Call WILLYS JEEP: Flat• 3600 lbs. with canopy, 6 20' 1970 SYLVANIA of Embers Restaurant, 544-6076 after 4 p.m. head, runs $150; 1962 CJ FOR SALE: KNACK sections of docking with Pontoon with 25 h.p. Merc, Acme) 616-938-1777. c/t20-38-22-2tp Jeep-parts, $125; natural enamel tool box, heavy mud feet, 35" Quasar color eng., good shape. 533- c4-t4-6-22-tfc gas wall furnace, $75; duty for small pickup. TV, good condition. 377- 6118. c/t21-22-39-1 tp CHEAP! FBI/U.S. propane wall furnace $60. $100. 264-5953 7816. c/t21-39-1tp 616-264-9693. Our Annual May Sale. 3 SEIZED 1989 Mercedes c/t21 -23-39-1 tp VIDEO CAMERA AND bundles of hardwood $200, 1986 VW $50, 1987 c/t21-22-39-1 tp FOR SALE - Riding Recorder, JVC profes• slabwood for $40. Each Mercedes $100, 1965 AVION TRAVEL mower, 25" cut, 7 h.p., sional color camera and bundle has 1-1/2 to 2 face Mustang $50. Choose from 1981 FORD ESCORT - TRAILER 31 ft. easy electric star, 4-speed 3/4" recorder. Power cords of wood. MO EKE thousands starting $50. for parts only, engine has pulling with more-ride packs, 10 tapes, great transmission, excellent BROTHERS LUMBER, FREE information-24 Hour blown piston, body a little suspension. New carpet, shape, $200. 264-5763. condition, $200. 544-6612. Inc. U.S. 131 S., Hotline. 801-379-2920 rusty, $75, you haul away. furnace etc. $7,500. OBO c/t21-39-23-1tp c/t21-22-39-1 tp Mancelona. 587-8321. Copyright #MI020110. 533-8297, after 6 p.m. 264-8485. c/t21-23-39-1 tp c/t18-36-20-5tc c/t17-35-19-8tp CA20-21 -38-tfnc DINING SET - oval BOATS FOR SALE - 40"x48" table with 2, 12" "THE CLEANING We are overstocked on leafs, 4 upholstered cane CONNECTION" is now new and used boats, all back chairs, $475. King serving your area! Take new boats discounted from size headboard, beautiful advantage of our grand- 10 to 40% off factory list. Country French design, it's time to freeze opening specials offering Torch River Marine, 322- $400. 533-8273. savings of up to 50%! 4495 or 1-800-968-4055. c/t21-39-23-1tp Asparagus Specializing in: fine dry- Also a few docks left at io lb. bag $9.50 foam carpet & upholstery Torch Lake. cleaning, windows, walls, c/t21-39-23-1tc 2500 LB. shore station, floors, garages, and, $350 firm. 377-7088 days offices, we clean it all! FOR SALE - several or leave message. Residential & com• medical items, wheelchair, c/t18-36-20-4tc mercial. Free estimates! commode chair, etc. Vidalia Onions Guaranteed work) Sales Depends under garmets FOR SALE - 1980, 850 end May 24, 1993. Call for 1/2 price. 584-2030. Yamaha Special, $700 or 10 lb. bag $7.50 for additional prices. Any c/t21-39-23-1tp b.o. 258-4377. 14 ft. three rooms of carpeting Buy your complete garden here • seeds, fertilizers, metallic blue boat with up to 400 sq. feet FOR SALE - John Deere trailer & fish finder, $800 or plants, seed potatoes, onion sets, onion plants. completely cleaned and B tractor, needs motor b.O. 258-4377. We now have cedar fence posts - all sizes. deodorized ONLY work, $450. 599-2268. cA21-39-23-2tnc $28.95! Just 100 each c/121-39-23-1tp We gladly accept food stamps. additional square foot! 1977 FORD van, 351 Sofa cleaning ONLY 1987 19' BLUE FIN - auto, trans., good tires, $24,951 Living room Open Bowrider I/O, 2.3 new brakes. Motor home, chairs ONLY $13.95 ea. Rustic Farm Market Ford Motor, all canvas 20' Dutch Craft, new 350 Call now and "Get including mooring cover, Chev. engine, trans., 533-8100 Connected" 1-800-432- trailer, low hours, excellent brakes and tires, $5500. 39, 43, c2 )-1 ip 1881 open 7 days! Open 8-6:30,Mon.Sat. Sun 9-5 condition, $6900. 377- Call 544-3510. cA20-21-38-2tp 7860. C/121-39-23-1tp c/t21-39-23-1tp 14-'WEDNESPAY, MAY 19, 1993 - TORCH/JOURNAL

GARAGE HELP HELP FOR RENT REAL REAL SALES WANTED WANTED ESTATE ESTATE 1,000 SQ. FT. HUGE SALE - 30 years MLCO'S NOW HIRING Commercial Space, 10 ft. LAKE AND CANAL LOVELY 2 BEDROOM worth. 2 snowmobiles, cub all positions, dishwashers, ShantyCreek ceiling, drive-thru doors, frontage go with this new in home, circular drive, drive cadet lawn tractor, 20T log wait staff, host/hostess, SchussMountain on Rapid City Rd. $250 a '92, never been lived in, thru garage, 8 acres and splitter, manure spreader, A GUM NESORI month. Call collect (616) home is in exc. cond. The line cooks, pizza maker, Bellaire, Michigan three bedroom 1 1/2 bath combine for parts, old bus, 947-6321 or 947-6381. natural fireplace makes pantry and bus staff. JOIN OUR HOSPITAL• year around home located 455 Buick motor, oil c/t20-21-38-2tp this a perfect home on a Apply in person daily 9 ITY TEAM! We are at the best (north end) of furnace, many, many county maintained road. a.m.-4 p.m. Clam River. accepting applications for Blue Lake. $135,000. Ask tools, air compressor, $72,500. Ask for John c/t21-39-23-3tc the following positions: COVERED SLIPS - for John Pesek, Century bench grinder, vises, Pesek, Century 21 H&H DINING ROOM SUPER• Weekly, monthly, 21 H&H (616) 587-8311 or clamps, etc., lawn and (616) 258-8311 or Res. HELP WANTED - VISOR, swing shifts, to seasonally. Sandbar end Res. (616) 587-9042. garden tools, 2 refriger• (616)587-9042. Accepting applications for supervise restaurant oper• of Torch Lake. 322-4495 or c/t19-20-37-tfc ators, queen size bed, 19" c/t20-21-38-tfc parts counter person. ation. Must have previous 1-800-968-4055. color TV, clothes, dishes, DeWitt Marine, 377-6611. wait staff & bartending c/t20-21-38-1tc bedding, & much, much TWO BEAUTIFULLY c/t21-39-23-2tc experience. 9 ACRES + cabin near more. May 27, 28 & 29. located adjoining lots COOKS, day & evening near Schuss Mtn. Central Lake. Rolling 8448 Valley Rd. NE, 1 mile BASS LAKE ELK HELP WANTED - positions, 1-2 years and Shanty Creek. meadows and woods. east of Rapid City. 587- RAPIDS: 3 BR newer mature individual with experience. CLEARWATERS Paved road. Quiet and 5389. c/t21-39-23-2tc experience in supervision house, sleeps 6; available DISHWASHER, day & REAL ESTATE peaceful. $9,200 cash. to coordinate Youth Corp by week or month, June 19 evening positions. Call Sam Sr. 206-881-8017 after 10 for summer conservation thru Sept 4. $675 weekly. MOVING SALE - free to KITCHEN CUSTODIAN, (616) 322-4455 a.m. c/t21-39-23-4tp projects in Antrim County. After 6. 616-264-9795. good home 2-1/2 yr. nights. c/t16-34-18-tfc 40 hrs. a week, $8 per c/t20-22-38-3tp female and 12 wk. old male BARTENDERS, days & hour, starting June SUNSETS GALORE AKC Cocker. For sale evenings, experience re• through August. Deadline FOR RENT - year 'round SELLING YOUR across and shining on chest freezer, 5 yr. old quired. Kenmore refrigerator, to apply May 24. two bedroom cottage with HOME? Ask for John Bear Lake - like living Apply Human Resource sofa, love seat, recliner, Applications available at garage, private, shared Pesek at Century 21 H&H without the taxes. Four Office located at Schuss bunk beds, double bed the Antrim Soil & Water lake access, $375/month. (616) 258-8311 or (616) bedroom year round living. Mountain, M- F 8:30-5:00 frame and mattress. 331 - Conservation District 533-8245. c/t21-22-39-1tp 587-9042 for a no-cost, no Steal this one quickly at p.m., Sat. 9:00-2:00 p.m. 6044. c/121-22-39-1tp office 106 Depot St., obligation evaluation. $47,500. Ask for John c/t21-39-23-1tc Bellaire, Ml 49615. Pesek is motivated I Pesek (616) 587-9042 or BELLAIRE STORE - c8-t8-9-25-tfc 3 FAMILY Garage Sale - c/t21-39-23-2tc PRODUCTION Machine at Century 21 H&H 258- ideal location, attractive May 21, 22, 9 till 5. Bikes, Shop seeks a motivated 8311. c/t21-22-39-tfc paned window front, individual to perform 4 BEDROOM FARM bedding, plants, clothes, WHITE BIRCH immediate occupancy. Call routine floor inspections. HOUSE - New roof, some much more. 1 mile north M- LODGE: seeking people (708) 895-1264 or (616) GORGEOUS TORCH Applicant must have a interior remodeling com• 88, Central Lake. for Saturday positions in 533-6114. c/t21-22-39-1 tp LAKE VIEW LOT c/121-22-39-1 tp housekeeping. $6. per least 3 years experience pleted, 3.8 acres land, 1 Torch Lake access. EZ- hour plus incentive bonus. working in a manufacturing car garage. 24X36 pole terms. FOR RENT - Eastport GIGANTIC 5 FAMILY Call 264-8271 or 264-5823 environment. This is a full building-insulated, gas CLEARWATERS area small 2 bedroom yard Sale - Everything cA21-23-39-2tc time, permanent position. heat, 110-220, plus equip• REAL ESTATE cottage suitable for 1 or 2. priced to sell. Lots of baby Serious need only apply. ment. $36,000. (616) 369- Call Sam, Sr. Available immediately. clothes & items. Newborn Antrim Machine Products, 3308. Older motor home or (616) 322-4455 HELP WANTED: Make 347-1250. c/t21-39-23-1 tc Harley's considered partial to adults size 20. Lots of 120 Johnson Rd., Mance• c/t47-13-17-49-tfc misc. household items, good money in short time lona, Ml. c/t21-22-39-1tc trade. c/t21 -39-23-1 tp processing cherries during antiques, books & toys. FOR RENT - Meadow July & August. Variety of HELP WANTED - LOVELY BI-LEVEL Fri. & Sat., 9-6, Sen. 10-4. Run Apartments, Mance• jobs available, such as experienced carpenter to 10 ACRE PARCELS with attached garage, 402 W. Cayuga, Bellaire, lona. For very low, low, and equipment operators, work in Bellaire area. Call from $4500. Ask for John natural gas and wood heat. beside Jeannie's Pet moderate incomes. Taking visual inspectors, filler (616) 544-9822. Pesek. Century 21 H & H Home is in exc. cond. Salon, follow signs. applications for 1, 2 & 3 team members, quality c20-21-38-2tp (616) 258-8311. or Res. Priced to sell at $59,000. c/t21-39-1tp bedroom units. Heat, water control inspectors, semi (616)587-9042. Ask for John Pesek, & trash included. Call (616) drivers. Great Lakes HELP WANTED: Must c5/p/a-tfc Century 21 H&H (616) 258- GARAGE SALE - Sat., 587-8088. Equal Hous• Packing Co. Quarterline be dependable, hard 8311 or Res. (616) 587- May 22, 9 a. m.-? 01102 S. ing Opportunity. Rd. Kewadin, Ml. Apply worker and willing to 9042. c/t17-18-35-tfc M-66. Sleeping bags, FOR SALE: Small 2 now, Monday thru Friday 1- cooperate with others. bedroom house in the dishes, walker, books, f£r 123 FT. FRONTAGE 5 pm. c/t18-20-36-1 Otc Need tarp pullers and EQUAL HOUSING country. Kalkaska County. pictures & lots of misc. OPPORTUNITY operators to harvest (616) 258-4564. on Starvation Lake. c21-1tp cherries 4-5 weeks in July c3-t3-25-21-4-tfc 20,074 sq. ft. total. 24 HR. CAREGIVER c/t21-22-39-2tp and August. Apply Tues. $62,900. Ask for John needed for ambulatory and Thurs. at the Cherry PINES APARTMENTS Pesek, Century 21 H&H WANTED woman. Would consider PICK YOUR OWN floor Ke office on Quarterline NEW AND EXISTING ONE (616) 258-8311 or Res. two people for 12 hr. coverings for this 3 Rd. 1/4 mile North of & TWO BEDROOMS (616) 587-9042. A COLLECTOR BUYS shifts. Must have refer• bedroom, wood and natural Kewadin. c/t19-21-37-tfc $250.00 per month c/t17-18-35-tfc older guitars, amplifiers, ences, salary negotiable. gas heated, with fireplace, Refrigerator and range Dobros. Pays cash, 941- Call 377-7389. steal at $44,900. Ask for included. 9265. c/t18-19-36-8tp DISHWASHER/ Bus John Pesek, Century 21 c/t21 -22-39- 1tp Central Lake, 544-2001 NOTICES person, full or part time H&H (616) 258-8311 or CALL COLLECT position available. Apply at Res. (616) 587-9042. MOEKE BROTHERS the Torch Bay Motel & (313) 478-9500 c/t18-19-36-tfc BROWNWOOD Summer LUMBER, INC., c-tfc ShantyCreek Restaurant in Eastport. Sunday Fundays - Looking Mancelona, Ml 49659 c19-37-tfc for arts and crafts demon• BUYERS OF: Standing SchussMountain WAIT STAFF full or part ALDEN - three com• 165 ACRES strators, music, doggers, Timber & Logs. Paying BABY SITTERS/CHILD mercial-retail spaces, Hunter/Fishermen's square dancers. Sunday Premium Prices. Free CARE for resort guests. time positions available. available. (One on Torch) Dream on Upper Chain of throughout the summer. Estimates. Fully insured. Apply at the Torch Bay Minimum age requirement - 331-6657,322-2187. Lakes, C65 north of Promoting Selective Tree Motel & Restaurant in Please call 544-2605. 16 years. Contact Made• cA21 -39-23-1 tp Central Lake. Timber Harvesting. Call Eastport. c19-37-tfc c/121-22-39-2tc line, Guest Services Dept. Long Term Lease Barry or George Moeke for 533-8621 ext. 7288. CLEARWATERS information for proper ONE & TWO BED• c/t21 -39-23- 1tc # REAL ESTATE timber management. Since ROOM apartments in MICO'S NOW OPEN ShantyCreek Call Sam, Sr. 1950. (616) 587-8321 or Rapid City. Call collect seven days a week, SchussMountain (616)322-4455 evenings (616) 587-9436 TH6 GRAND TRRV€RS€ (616) 947-6321 or 947- breakfast, lunch and Bella ire, Michigan c/t4-22-5-49-tfc dinner. 377-6171. or (616) 587-9439. RESORT has several po• JOIN OUR HOSPITAL• 6381. c/121-23-39-2tp c/t21-39-23-3tc c51-t51-52-21-17-tfc sitions available for the ITY TEAM I We are MANISTEE LAKE- busy summer season. accepting applications for DISTINCTIVE OFFICE FRONT 4 bedroom, WANTED - gold jewelry, the following positions: SPACE in historic down• LOOK Full-time, part-time, and beautiful sunsets, two 2 diamonds and antique NIGHT AUDIT ASSISTANT town Elk Rapids building. Elk Rapids Flea Market is seasonal positions are car garages. A steal at jewelry. Hobart Jewelers, - requires good communi• Exceptional value. 450 sq. now open 9 • 5 daily available forapplicants $159,900. Call Century 21 1/10 a mile north of cation and math skills, ft. 264-8122. c/t21-23-39-7tp interested in becoming H&H (616) 258-8311, ask Embers Restaurant, 938- front desk experience. c/t14-15-32-tfc for John Pesek. Res. (616) 1777. c34-t34-4-52-35-tfc part of our exciting hos• SHUTTLE DRIVERS - ADOPTION: College pitality team'. 587-9042. c/121-22-39-tfc evenings, must be over 18 professor and nurse FOR RENT - Rapid River WANTED TO RENT: These positions avail• years of age, insurable seeking to adopt infant (South Torch Lake), well-referenced area resi• able include: with valid driver's license. 208 EAST MAIN, into our family. We yearn sleeps six, dock for boat. dent seeking rental unit. DISPATCHERS - eve• Mancelona. Four bedroom, to share our love with a •Front Office Access to complete Chain Call 264-8654 during p.m. nings. Pleasant individuals newly decorated inside child. Our peaceful home •Restaurant Staff of Lakes. $450 week (616) hours. c/t21-22-39-1 tp with good communication and out, natural gas heat, offers financial security, •Seasonal Office Staff 322-6275. c/t21-22-39-2tp skills. attached garage, stove, strong family values, and •Housekeeping WANTED: Trailer for 22* KIDS KORNER and DAY refrigerator, washer and all the room for a child to •Dishwashers Pontoon Boat, reasonable. CARE ATTENDANTS - dryer, $32,500, $1500 grow and be happy. Legal 264-8163. c/t21-23-39-1 tp •Lifeguards days, to assist in NOTICES down, $325 per month. and confidential. Call us at Interested applicants children's programs and 929-9337 or evenings 929- home anytime 1-800-432- should apply in person child care. 0916. c23-45-41-24-tfc 0535. c/t19-20-37-4tp WANTED - 40 ft, CONVENTION/MEETING at the Personnel Office. YOU MUST BE Kidding extension ladder. Good ROOM SET-UP PERSONS Open M-f. 8 a.m.-5 comedy club featuring condition. 587-9813. - must have good com• TWO NORTH BLUE A 23 YEAR OLD male is p.m. Sat. 8a.m.-noon Randy Montgomery & c/t21-39-23-1 tnc munication skills, able to LAKE access lots, looking for a compatible Mario - Side €.0.€ lift & carry. "Funny $5,900 each or 2 for Lounge" Shanty Creek - female who is 20 to 24 and WANTED • Old Pepsi, Apply Human Resource $9,900. Ask for John May 28-29, 8:00 p.m., who is 5'6" tall or loss, for Vernors - clocks, signs, Office located at Schuss Pesek, Century 21 H&H tickets $5.00. 800-678- dating with hope of close advertising, anything Mountain, M-F 8:30-5:00 (616) 258-8311 or Res. relationship. P.O. Box before 1965. (313) 326- 4111,533-8621. (616)587-9042. 38-21 -t20-3tp p.m., Sat., 9:00-2:00 p.m. 906, Petoskey, Ml 49770. 0929. c/t18-36-20-4tp C/t2T-22-39-2tC c8-t6-7-24-tfc CA21 -39-23- ttc c/121-23-39-1tp TORCH/JOURNAL-WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1993-15

TORCH LAKE TOWNSHIP Engineer and has volunteered to work with the Road Committee. 16. J. Hubbell requested the Planning Comm. have attorney at REGULAR MEETING His resume is long and impressive. Motion by Schmidt, supported next meeting to clarify work on "Non-conforming" classification. MAY 11,1993-7:30 P.M. by Hubbell that T. Maleck be appointed to the Road Committee. Board agreed to allow this. TOWNSHIP HALL-EASTPORT Carried unanimously. Hubbell requested the Sheriff's Dept. be contacted to inquire, 8. Rauch property Was discussed as their septic is on access what their schedule will be for patrolling Torch Lake and specifically Present: Schmidt, Cowed, Smedley. Hubbell, Dawson. Audi• property. Problems involved were presented to Board so a decision ence: 25. the north end during the summer months. Hubbell was requested could be made at next meeting to solve this matter amicably. The to be the liaison person to secure this information. ' 1. Meeting called to order at 7:30 p.m. and the pledge given to the flag. question of liability was presented by Hubbell for consideration. Hubbell suggested the Supervisors of the Townships - namely Lathers questioned liabilities re accesses. E. Martel asked if Elk Rapids - Milton - Central Lake, have a meeting and discuss the 2. Minutes of previous meeting were approved and filed for audi t. 8 residents living next to accesses had been notified they were being taxes being paid to support schools in our area. He would like them •kSvS*? #82° ^248 totaling$13,830.63 for Township (Check surveyed and he was informed they have. No determination has to appoint 2 delegates from each Township to attend their School #8207for$l23.07 Medicare paymentin April); and Checks #2296- been made regarding any of the accesses - they are only being Meeting Board Meetings and report back to the Township Boards. 2323 totaling $4,920.00 for Fire District (Check 2295 for $13.12 identified. Supervisor will follow up. Medicare payment in April were approved and filed for audit. 9. Information regarding Park Election not ready at this time. Schmidt stated he is upset because the Recreation Comm. 4. Reports: 10. The Park will be mowed this year by personnel mowing seems to be on hold. He will call a meeting and requests that a) Constable reported there had been a PIA in Eastport cemetery and Township tractors will be used. Motion by Hubbell, anyone interested please call the Township Office and offer their on M88. Street light in front of Township Hall has been out for some supported by M. Dawson a trailer not to exceed $500.00 be services. time and Fire Chief will contact a supervisor at Consumers. He purchased to transport tractors. Carried. 17. E. Martel again addressed attending meetings of the Road called attention to illegal parking on road to dock which will be Supervisor will discuss a new contract with former Park Manager Committee. He was advised he could attend any meeting he observed closely. when a job description is drawn up. wanted to. Chairman is listed at end of minutes and he can contact b) Fire Chief reported 1 false alarm; 3 small fires called 11. New contract regarding an increase for L. Suliivan, Profes• him about meetings. by DNR; 1 accident; 1 ambulance assist. Four firemen have sional Planner was discussed. Plan. Comm. Chrmn. J. Berst, and Michael Lathers said that he would volunteer to work on the completed hazardous material course; did an extrication exercise members P. Cutting & J. Hubbell voiced their support. Motion by Recreation Comm. with ambulance and CL Rescue Unit. Dave Dorland completed his Hubbell, supported by Dawson the increase to $28.00/hr. for J. Hubbell asked C. Martel if he would be interested in working 33 week Level I Fire Fighter's Course and got a 97% on his written meetings and $22.00/hr. for research be accepted. Roll call vote - with the group that will be formed for school information. He test. Congratulations Davelll He has met with Reg Bird re Firemen's Yes: Hubbell, Smedley, Dawson, Cowell. No: Schmidt. Compen• declined at this time to wait until after the June 2 election. Field Day to be held August 7th and there will be another meeting sation for Planning Commission members and Board of Appeals Meeting adjourned at 10:30 p.m. on May 18th. will remain the same. Elva Cowell, Clerk P. Lundy requested Fire Chief to review the dispatching 12. K. Schmidt has met with the McLachlan's attorney and our Reps. & Chairmen: of fireequipmentto serious accidenton Hgwy. 31 a few weeks ago. attorney regarding Kruger Road and feels there will be options Cable TV & Gen. Tel. Problems, E. Knoechel, 599-2898; D. c) Planning Commission held a Public Hearing on May offered that will be acceptable so a compromise can be reached at Huffman, 599-2922 10th re a Special Use Permit for Torch Tip and minutes will be the June Meeting. Clean Up Day, J. Norris, 599-2894; M. Jorgenson, 264-9329 forthcoming. 13. Marking of accesses will be discussed when Road Commit• Hiking/Bike Path, M. Conroy, 599-2000 d) No Zoning Board of Appeals report. Meeting will be tee meets. Natural Gas for area, F. Bosler, 599-2373 held 5/12/93. 14. Motion by K. Schmidt, supported by Smedley to increase Recreation Comm, J. Norris, Chrmn., 599-2894 e) Zoning Adm. has issued 5 permits since last meeting Zoning Permit Fee from $15.00 to $25.00 to become effective Road Committee, J. Smith, Chrmn., 264-8418 and 1 critical dune permit. immediately. Carried. Marine Patrol Information, J. Hubbell, 264-6074 f) Recreation discussed at end of meeting. 15. Duplicate of Item #10. t/c21-39-1 to g) Road Committee discussed at end of meeting. h) Schmidt and Knoechel will attend an MTA Seminar on Cable TV on June 3. They have contacted Buday Cable to submit an agreement and are reviewing one from Phoenix Cable. An attempt is being made to secure the number of houses in Torch Lake Township. i) No report submitted for a possible Clean-up Day and ELECTION NOTICE Supervisor secured some information in a hurry before meeting. There were several options possible but no decisions could be NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION TO THE ELECTORS OF ALL TOWNSHIPS made without more consideration being given to this problem. IN Ballpark figures for a pick-up ranged from $5000.00-$ 10,000.00. A lengthy discussion ensured and everyone in attendance was not in ANTRIM COUNTY, MICHIGAN favor of the idea. By a show of hands less than 505 in audience wanted a Clean-up Day at a central location. Tabled until next meeting. TO BE HELD JUNE 2,1993 5. The survey taken at the Annual Meeting produced the follow• To the qualified electors of all townships in Antrim County, Michigan notice is ing results: Clean up Day -17; Organized Recreation - 0; Business- Tourism - 0; Spruce up Township Hall exterior- 7; Road street lights hereby given that a Special Election will be held on June 2,1993 for the purpose of -8; Bike/walking path -15; Road Improvement -19; Cable TV - 22; voting on the following proposal: Accesses/Park - 23; Other suggestions - sell Lot 13-24. E. Martel commented again re Road Committee conforming to the Open Meetings Act and the fact it was an advisory resolution at A PROPOSAL TO LIMIT ANNUAL INCREASES IN ALL PROPERTY TAX AS• the Annual Meeting. This was addressed at the April Meeting and answered in those minutes. SESSMENTS, REDUCE MAXIMUM SCHOOL OPERATING TAXES, INCREASE C. Martel asked if Supervi sor had checked when annual minutes THE STATE SALES AND USE TAX RATES FROM 4% TO 6%, CONSTITUTION• are approved and was told it was the next annual meeting as they are the public's minutes and not board minutes - however, he will ALLY DEDICATE FUNDS FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS AND SET A PER-PUPIL confirm. He requested survey be attached to Annual Meeting FUNDING GURANATEE Minutes. 6. Supervisor read a letter that had been received and an swered by a former township official inasmuch as they had received it. The proposed constitutional amendment would: Board agreed he should contact official regarding this and then send a confirming letter. 1) Limit for each property parcel (excluded new construction) annual assessment 7. Announcements - Attempt is being made to have Sen. increase to 5% or the inflation rate, whichever is less. When property is sold or McManus for a forum on Monday, May 24, to discuss Proposal A. It was suggested Rep. A. Lowe be contacted to see if he could transferred, adjust assessment according to current market value. attend as well. 2) Reduce maximum school operating taxes to 18 non-voted mills. Permit districts Tom Maleck was introduced at this time. He is a Highway to levy up to 9 additonal voted mills. 3) Reduce 50-milr maximum property tax limit to 40 mills. CENTRAL LAKE VILLAGE 4) Increase state sales and use tax rates to 6%. Dedicate this additional revenue COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS The regular meeting of the Council, Monday, May 10, and lottery proceeds to schools. 1993, was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Pres. Seifried at 5) Establish a minimum state/local per-pupil funding guarantee, annually adjusted the Governmental Center. Present: Seifried, Pletcher, Guild, Kemnitzer, Harry Smith, Don Smith, Donaldson, for revenue changes. Provide a minimum 3% per-pupil funding increase in 1993- Tharp, Lessard. Absent: Richardson. Also present Jeff Hallberg from Antrim County News and Mike Meadows, 1994. Director of Central Lake Little League. Should this proposal be adopted? Minutes of the April 12, 1993 Meeting were read and approved with one correction. The Transfer from Major Donna Heeres, Banks Township Clerk Streets should have been $7,500.00 not 7,000.00 as Marilyn Lucas, Central Lake Township Clerk stated. Mike Meadows, Director of Central Lake Little League Nancy Shepard, Chestonia Township Clerk presented the Council with a budget for the 1993 Little Elizabeth Morgan, Custer Township Clerk League Baseball and Softball season. A motion made by Guild, supported by Pletcher to transfer $1,000.00 from Shirley Folsom, Echo Township Clerk the General Fund to the Central Lake Recreation Fund. Motion carried. ,, ,, Mary Pozolo, Elk Rapids Township Clerk Motion made by Harry Pletcher, supported by Harry Marcella Wildman, Forest Home Township Clerk Smith to tentatively levy the same millage as in 1992 of 10 3216 With 8.3220 for General Fund, .9998 for Local G. William Cheney, Helena Township Clerk Streets, .9998 for Water. Necessary hearing to be held as Leona Stanek, Jordan Township Clerk first item of business at June meeting. Motion carried. Motion made by Harry Pletcher, supported by Don Audrey Glander, Kearney Township Smith to accept the Bid from AIM Insulation & Roofing, Inc. of Bay City for restoration of the village Water Tank. Margaret Chapman, Mancelona Township Clerk Merris Fox, Milton Township Clerk M°Ron Donaldson briefed the Council on work being done at the Campground, repairs on the Dock, street work done Marilyn Rypkowski, Star Township Clerk on the Bridge. President Seifried told the Gouncilthe Elva Cowell, Torch Lake Township Clerk bridge work done was very good. .. . Also discussed was the May Clean-up which was Peggy A. Nowak, Warner Township Clerk completed with satisfaction. . . _ Laura Sexton, Antrim County Clerk Motion made by Harry Pletcher, supported by Russ Guild to Jay the bills in the amount of $28,959.09. Mot.cn t/c21-39-2tc ^Motion made by Harry Pletcher.supported by Don Smith to adjourn the meeting at 7-55 pm. Motioni carried. ThJ next meeting will be held June 14. 1993 at the Governmental Center at 7:00 p.m. Ann Lessard, Village Clerk c21-1tc 16 - WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1993 - TORCH/JOURNAL East Jordan students showcase their talents continued from front tion of Tinney and work. Malpass' display Sarah Blair presented a The students work on Caroline Buesching, included paintings of fewpiecesoffiuTiiture. their own creating who has been teaching hands, while much of Anissa Clarkpresented projects steming from while Tinney is on Bluhm's exhibit con• the most diverse ex• original ideas. maternity leave. sisted of pottery, Sarah hibit, including cartoon The students have The students' inter• Knapp included a lot of superheros, black and been under the direc• ests showed in their purple in her works and white photos and a life- size painting of a blue creature. Sara Blair.pulled double duty at the open house. During the band sets she could also be THE MULTI-TALENTED Sara Blair found behind the performs with the EJHS Jazz Ensemble at keyboard . Jordan River Arts Council. Other students in the band include Julie Mickey, Lisa Goebel, Steve Goebel, Susan Fischer^ 3 Mills, Rick Lundy, Ryan Noeksma, Ben Realty Banfield, Jason Gaunt, 123 N. Bridge Bellaire, Mi. 49615 Mike Seirocki, Chris (616) 533-8616 Weidlich,Niki Goebel ML* Ask for and Kristen Shank. DAWN SHANNON Residence (616)544-5321 The band played Evening Calls Welcome Sales Associate about 14 pieces includ• ing Evergreen, Sweet Georgia Brown, and Born to be Wild. The art exhibition will continue through COLDUieiX May 28. Gallery hours ART TEACHERS Pat Tinney and Caroline Buesching are noon-4 p.m. at the BANKjSR • stand behind their students' work. This looming sculpture arts center located at and pottery was created by Damon Bluhm. 301 Main St. ALL SEASONS REALTY COUNTRY HOMES NAY SAVINGS 1992 HAM CHARGER 00 When New Was •25,219 CL-428 MILLION $ view of Torch Lake & the Bay. Quality construction with insulation between all rooms. Whirlpool 00 tub, custom drapes & wired for sound throughout Exterior 19,995 is cedar sided and much, much more. $134,900.

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CL-346 CENTRAL LAKE - Opportunity to build on one of Michigan's finest lakes. This 116 x 1150 ft m/l TORCH 7,99| LAKE lot on the east side has a new septic system & slopes gentry to waters edge. Building site is high & dry & provides fantastic views of sunsets. $130,000. Minimum Trade-In 1,500 FH-239 INTERMEDIATE LAKE: Vacant lot on west side no with 100 ft of water frontage. Health dept. approval and4"