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Warren Davis, Adjutant and Fund raising chairperson of the American Legion Post No. 228, Boyne City, presents to Junior Hunt, Treasurer of Challenge Mountain Ski School for the Handicapped, a check for $500.00. Looking on (left to right) are Edwin Ootids, Com mander, Post No. 228; Dolores WilliamB, Challenge mt., Secretary and Darla Evans, Vice President. Challenge Mountain, the former Walloon Hills Ski Resort, offers individualized instruction to physically or mentally handicapped adults or children. Earlier this year the Lodge was devastated by vandalism and through volunteer effort is being refurbished. Individuals and organizations are en couraged to donate to this project. Inside . . . •Eagles turn 80 See Page 4 •Wolverine to stay in Boyne See Page 5 CHARLEVOIX COUNTY PRESS Volume 108 Number 1 March 4,1987 25 Cents News Boyne Board delays building decision
After more than an hour of classrooms for each class up to more sensible. A few of the other next meeting, which will be held $1.7 million dollar bond issue to Briefs discussion among parents, the third grade. board members seemed to like next Monday night. pay for the construction of the teachers and school board mem If the school system elects to the plan in comments they made. Underlining the entire issue new classrooms as well as repair bers, the Boyne City School continue with the smaller class Board member Bill Christen- will be the asking of additional the roof of the high school gym Board failed to agree on the sizes, and the incoming kin sen told the other members of the millage from the voters to pay for and buy new bleachers for the For those who will proper plan to build classrooms dergarten classes remain the board that they would not be able the construction costs. gym. not be in town on March to eliminate the overcrowding same, the school will run out of to make a decision that night, as Several board members ex Several parents told the board situation the school system faces. classroom space as early as next he said no one had come up with pressed concern that the issue the high school gym roof, 17th for the special elec The plan presented to the year. Presently classroom size an acceptable plan, either from will not be looked at favorably by bleachers, new books and equip tion Boyne City will be board members was developed has about 20 to 25 students per the facility committee or the the voters within the school ment were not part of the holding, City Clerk Tom by a special facility committee af teacher. previous committee assigned to district. problem and would have to be Garlock reminds ter many weeks of work. The The smaller classroom size work out the problem. Thelma Behling, a member of taken care of regardless of the everyone that absentee proposal was to move the seven was started after parents asked With the failure of a motion to the board, said she has had many outcome of building new ballots will be available th and eighth grades to the high the system to lower the class size accept the findings of the facility phone calls concerning the issue, classrooms to eliminate the over school building, building about and the board agreed. At the committee, Superintendent Rich most of them negative as to crowding of the classes. up to Friday, March 13, eight new classrooms at the high time, it Was thought the smaller Kelly asked the board to let the having a bond issue to pay for the The cost of the construction to at the City Hall. They school to accommodate them. the class size, the better administration consider new solution. repair and build has been must be returned to the By moving the students, the education the students would proposal of building at both sites. The school system was plan estimated at about $1.7 million city by the day of the facility committee felt that would get. The board then agreed to put ning on asking the voters at the which would be paid for by a one election so they may be free up enough classrooms at That thinking is still a concern the issue on the agenda of the annual June election to approve a Sec School/Page 4 counted. both the elementary school and of the parents and the school the middle school for many years. system and has led to the current The school board rejected the situation. Two hand painted plan after many concerns were Members of the facility com copper enamel plates, expressed by parents and mittee were asked to provide an done by Charlevoix ar teachers. answer to the growing pains of tists Norman and The board, led by the thinking the system. A previous facility of President Richard May, committee could not agree on a Judith 'Brumm of decided a better plan might be plan that would eliminate the Charlevoix were chosen the building of five new projected overcrowding. by Gov. Blanchard as classrooms at the elementary The plan was presented to the gifts for a presentation school and four new classrooms school board at their last regular to Mr. Kimio Nishimura at the middle school. meeting in February and the of the Biwako-Kisen May suggested that the cost of board members were supposed building at both sites would be todecide if the plan was workable Steamship Co. Ltd. of about the same as building up to atMonday night's meeting. Shiga Prefecture, Japan twelve additional classrooms at Board members heard how a in honor of the com the elementary school. similar plan works in the Harbor pany's 100th anniver The problem of school over Springs School system from sary and its par crowding has developed because Dave Guzniczak but many paren ticipation in the Shiga- of the growth of the community. ts said that plan may not work For the past few years, incoming here as we are not Harbor Michigan sister state kindergarten classes have had Springs. relationship. over 100 students start the school Many other parents were year. against, the move of the seventh Tickets for "My Fair The school board, wishing to and eighth graders to the high insure a quality education for the school. Boyne City firemen were busy last Saturday when another call a few minutes later in Wilson Township, Lady", this year's high children, started a program of With the introduction of high winds caused two chimney fires. Firemen reac- According to city officials, the firemen are answering school drama depar using smaller class sizes with the building classrooms at two sites, ted to this one in Evangeline Township and had more calls in the townships than they did in the city tment's play, are on incoming class three years ago. some of the members of the this past year. sale now at either the They are now using five audience thought the plan may be high school or from drama club students. The Mushroom weekend to be show will be held March BF schools settle 19,20 and 21st and is the highlight of the school contract with teachers expanded if grant approved year for many people Boyne Falls Schools ended a around the community. ts. Future salaries will also keep activities done during the lum- many parts of the nation besides six month old stalemate when Boyne City's annual Lions and the school in the middle of the pay Chamber of Commerce spon beringera. the interest that the National school officials and the faculty scale. sored National Mushroom Hunt Several demonstration booths ' Mushroom Hunt provides. Central Michigan will agreed and ratified a three year Originally, the school board Championships may be getting a are projected to be added to It is hoped by Chamber and teachers' contract last week. has asked for a four percent in again be holding motor shot in the arm, if the Michigan festival activities and include a city officials to be given the The pact calls for consecutive crease for each year of a three cycle safety classes this Sesquicentennial Commission petting zoo for children, a baking authorization from the state so pay raises with no change in the year contract while the teachers spring and summer at and the Michigan Travel Com booth using recipes from 150 that final plans can be made as insurance coverages, two of the wanted a 7.75 percent increase mission give their approval to a years ago, doily-rnakingdisplay, a the mushroom weekend is just a 16 northwestern Lower main bargaining points which each year. grant application which went, out Michigan maple syrup boildown, few short weeks away, Mother's Michigan counties. Call caused the stalemate. The teachers will remain with to them last week. Michigan cherry and apple but Day weekend in May. the university at 517- Superintendent Robert Red insurance coverage provided by The grant is asking for $15,000 ter tasting, wood carving, It is hoped by Chamber and mond said he was pleased to see Michigan Education Special Ser 774-7141 for the com which would be used to expand Michigan wine tasting, and an old city officials to be given the the contract, negotions over. vices Association (MESSA) plete schedule. the annual mushroom weekend fashioned ice cream churning authorization from the state so Redmond had hoped they would regardless of premiums. to a festival that would help the with Michigan toppings. that final plans can be made as be completed before he left as The contract stipulates the city and the area promote and Demonstrations of musket the mushroom weekend is just a If you were a member superintendent in April. school, parents and teachers on hold a festival in honor of both the shooting, a fishing contest, and few short weeks away The new contract is retroac the curriculum committee study of the 182nd Airborne horse and buggy rides are also Len Neeb, the general tive back to the beginning of the a seven period class schedule and mushrooms and the sesquicen Division any time during being added to the proposed manager of the One Water Street school year and includes a six report the findings to the school tennial. or since WWII, the festival. Restaurant is heading up the percent increase for 1986-87. six board. The program for the weekend group from the Chamber that is 182nd association is percent in 87-88 anitanother six Sports minded people will be Other portions of the contract would be expanded to include all hoping to get the project funded. conducting a drive to and a -quarter percent increase in deal with minor language holding a co-ed softball tour of the usual mushroom hunting He said, in a covering letter to locate troopers eligible 1988-89. The amount of increase changes. nament the same weekend which activities as well as the Mother's will be part of the activities. the state, that the mushroom was a compromise to what the The settlement was agreed Day Weekend carnival. If ap for membership. If you Other booths from area service weekend will go on with or twosides had originally sought. upon by a special meeting of the proved by the state, the festival served, contact Shirley clubs are also expected to be part, without the funding to expand Both the school and the Boyne Falls School Board would add sessions covering R. Gossett, 5459 North- of the celebration. the festival, but the group hopes teachers' union said the increases February 21st. The teachers had many other activities for those to gather in more people to cutt Place, Dayton, OH are in line with those of other agreed upon the contract not participating in the hunt that The local Chamber and the become aware of the state's 150th 45414 for details. school districts of the same size in February 19th. weekend. Lions Club are expected to be birthday as much of the displays this area. The agreement, canceled a fact would foster a better understan Expected would be the ad providing about $10,000 as a local The amount of money will keep finding meeting which was to ding of Michigan's history as a dition of a lumberjack show on share to the festival which may .the school district, "in the middle have been held yesterday, March part of the state's Sesquicenten Saturday, which would include make this year's mushroom of the pack" as to pay scales of 3. weekend into a tourist draw from nial Birthday Celebration. northern Michigan school disfric the demonstration of many of the
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with Nancy Northup with Bea Smith Cooking 582-9174 Neighbors Mother and Grandmother nedonesOK) Here is a microwave recipe for Lois and Patti Langtry of the Christ Lutheran Church, who were called by Ham Dodds. always depended on the Watkins Dash of basil one. It could be doubled. Flushing were here over the shared their hom.es with them, Floyd and Rick Johnecheck or Raleigh man for most of their 1 - Put sausage in l'/z qt. CARROTS IN PARSLEY weekend visiting Leona Thayer followed up with a Sunday dinner and Todd Fettig all enjoyed a herbs and spices. These salesmen casserole. Microwave on high for BUTTER at Grandvue. Also here were Ed given by the church's ladies' aid. successful day of fishing this past were always welcomed into farm 2 to 3 minutes until no longer 1 medium carrot, cut in julienne and Mary Ann White of Kathy and Dave Dagley of week at Burt Lake. homes with their suitcases filled pink. Drain off excess fat. strips Millington, who were visiting his Lapeer were here over the Ed Gartleman and his father with spices, soaps, medicines, 2 - Stir in eggs, sour cream, 1 tablespoon water mother, Ann White, of Petoskey, weekend visiting her mother in-law, Bud Watson, of Gaylord salves and limiments for both chives, mushrooms and basil. 1 teaspoon butter or margarine and his grandma Thayer at RuthYahr. were here on Friday visiting his beasts and men. Their companies 3 - microwave 4 to 5 minutes until 1 pinch sugar Grandvue. Scores for this week's senior father Bud and Marion Gar gave out cook books or pamphlets eggs are set but moist. Stir every 1 pinch crushed dried parsley. Bea Smith has returned after bowlers were: Chuck Barnhart tleman. (Tve read a few) and their recipes minute. Place the carrot strips in a having spent the past month (Barney?)-492, Delores Barnhart The many friends and are still very good. Makes 4 servings. small microwave bowl. Sprinkle visiting in Hilton Head Island, 448, Pros Blanckaert 443, Bob relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver However, before Grandma's with water and cover with ven S.C., with friend Lillian Bigs. Humfelt-390, Chuck Calven-378, Garver were on hand on Sunday time almost every good cook was Chives are so easy to grow, ted plastic wrap. Microwave on They went on to Florida, visiting Jean Marchum-370, Sarah Long- afternoon at the open house held quite familiar with the herbs they come up every year in the high 1 to 1 Vz minutes until tender former Boyne residents, Mel and 358, Goldie-343, Pearl Frieden- at the Presbyterian Church growing in her garden and in the flower border and a small plant crisp. Let stand covered while Marion Meyers and son Bill, in 264, and last but not least, Betty honoring their birthdays. The get preparing the butter mixture. wild. She had to prepare and dry will grow in the kitchen window. Indian Lake Estates and also Calven-190. Winners of Thur together, given by the Carver's her own for medicines and flavor. Basil is jlso good lightly In a custard cup combine but with Bea's sister in Cortez. sday's bingo games at the Boyne children, was in celebration of We are now returning to that sprinkled on cooked carrots, with ter, sugar and parsley. A group of about twenty-three iCity mealsite were: 1st regular- Mr. Garver's March 1st and 85th wonderful idea of growing our a squeeze of lemon; and don't Microwave on high 30 to 45 young adults and chaperones Elmer Crandell, 2nd-Barbara birthday and for Mrs. (Mary) own or buying them from the forget to make good use of that seconds or until melted. from the Angelica Lutheran Chur Ross, 3rd-Rudy Sterly, and 4th- Garver's February 28th and 77th people who do. They are fresh or mint in boiled potatoes, your hot Drain carrots and combine ch of Allen Park were here over Lyle Ross. The specials went to birthday. Belated birthday or cold tea or as a garnish. Mint is dried and one can buy the plants with butter mixture. the weekend to ski. On Saturday Dorothy Amesbury and Helena greetings to you both and may and grow them in our gardens, another herb that is so easy to If doubling this recipe night, they all enjoyed a ham din Williams, with the cover all going you enjoy many more! flowerbeds or in a sunny window. grow; I have to keep pulling it up microwave 2 to 3 minutes. Butter ner put on by the congregation of to Bertha Capelin. All games Robert Taylor of Dewitt spent We are again beginning to know or it would spread into the lawn. will melt in 30 to 45 seconds. the weekend at his cottage in rosemary, fennel, basil, chives as Walloon Lake and also visited his well as sage, dill, parsley and parents Homer and Juanita other plants that our forefathers Taylor. knew so well. They enrich our Bob and June Caplin spent lives with their fragrances as Obituaries about three days last week well as our taste buds. Many of us BERTAM.KRAUTER Germany. The couple came to the that purpose are available at the and David Bartholomew of Paullin Funeral Home. visiting friends Wally and An are making our own potpourris or Berta M. Krauter, 80, of East United States in 1950 and settled Haslett; eight grandchildren. nette LaFleur in West Branch. buying them to hang in our kit in Long Branch, N.J. Mr. Krauter Jordan, died Feb. 26, 1987, at MANUEL BARTHOLOMEW Linda Felton, Alice Heise, and chens and closets. preceded her in death in 1954. Charlevoix Area Hospital. Manuel F. Bartholomew, 83, of ERIKABAUMCHEN Helen Rothenburger enjoyed In 1957, Mrs. Krauter received Dill is prevalent in most Scan Funeral was held Sunday, East Jordan, died Feb. 26, 1987, Erika Jean Baumchen, 16, of lunch on Wednesday at One her U.S. citizenship and moved to dinavian recipes. My friend, An March 1, at the Paullin Funeral at Charlevoix Area Hospital. Lennon, Mich., died Feb. 11,1987. Water Street in celebration of Detroit in 1960. In 1970, she ne Jenkins who has a Norwegian Home, East Jordan. The Rev. Funeral was held Saturday, Funeral was held at St. Mary's Helen's February 26th birthday. moved to East Jordan. heritage prepared this next Walter B. Freel of the East Jor Feb. 28, at the Paullin Funeral Catholic Church in Durand. The (And...I forgot!!) A belated happy Mrs. Krauter is survived by recipe. As one of her guests I en dan Baptist Church officiated. In Home, East Jordan. The Rev. Rev. Joseph Aubin officiated and happy birthday, Helen...keep it two daughters, Mrs. Christel burial was in Greenwood joyed her fish dinner, and she terment was in Sunset Hill Merlin K. Delo of the United up! Long of East Jordan and Mrs. Cemetery, Vernon. gave me this recipe. Cemetery, East Jordan. Methodist Church officiated. In Irene Shaler had the misfor Alfred (Rosel) Bousson of Battle SCANDINAVIAN HERBED The former Berta M. Raping terment was in Morehouse Erika is the daughter of tune of slipping on ice a few Creek; one sister, Marie Luther FISH STEAKS was born in Soldin, Germany on Cemetery, Central Lake, Richard Baumchen of Lennon weeks ago and broke her hip. She of Berlin, Germany. 3 tablespoons dill weed Nov. 29,1906, the daughter of Ot Mr. Bartholomew was born and Cheryl and Michael Baldwin is recuperating at home with help The family suggests ofDurand. 1 tablespoon onion powder to and Marie Raping. Nov. 15,1903, at East Jordan, the from friends Donna and Ed K. memorials to the East Jordan 2 teaspoons powdered mustard On Sept. 5, 1929, she married son Franklin and Rose Bar She was born Oct. 19, 1970, in ' Jan Arasim is spending a Baptist Church. Envelopes for IV2 teaspoons garlic powder Willy Krauter in Badnauheim, tholomew. Flint and was currently a student couple of weeks in Livonia with at Corunna High School. Vt teaspoon salt He was a beekeeper and was her daughter Geri and Dave % teaspoon pepper interested in huntingand fishing. She is survived by her parents; Hochstetler and new baby, Jan's Vz cup lemon juice Mr. Bartholomew had been ac one brother, Christopher and a latest grandchild, Jacqueline. Ware-withal sister, Mary Lynne; her gran 2 tablespoons vegetable oil tive in the Independent Order of Louie Upton and daughter 3 dparents, Herman and Patricia 4 fish steaks A inches thick Odd Fellows (IOOF). Judy are visiting his sons Gregg BY GAIL WARE were brought up on stories of Baumchen of Durand, and Helen (she used fresh salmon) and Brad and families in Denver, From time to time, especially starving children in China as .a Survivors include: two sons, and Robert Anzell of Boyne City. In small bowl combine dill, See Ware-withal/Page 4 Rex Bartholomew of East Jordan Colorado. onion powder, mustard, garlic, in winter, and especially when I salt, pepper and lemon juice and don't, and don't want to either, I i nra| crc\l itc oil. Place fish in a shallow pan. get to wondering how all-fired "-UU1I SUJUIS Pour marinade over fish. Turn important it is to "get things fish to coat well. Cover and done" all the time anyway. Look kick off at Mother Nature. Does she do LAST DAY OF refrigerate 30 minutes. Remove from marinade. her growing and blooming all year long? She does not. She 75th Bake in a 400 degree oven brushing with marinade oc slows down and then shuts down. birthday casionally until fish flakes easily Regularly. People aren't sup REGISTRATION when tested with a fork. Check posed to though, which does seem for doneness after about 15 unfair. But that's the way it is. On March 12, USA minutes of baking. Grudgingly acknowledging Girl Scouts will kick this fact, I decided recently to off their yearlong 75th study those who "get things What would Italian cooking be anniversary celebra done"-in jig time that is-just in without their wonderful use of tion with a world wide case sometime I should want to event called the SCHOOL herbs? Try this: become one. Then I compared the ITALIAN HERB DRESSING Promise Circle. Girl study results with the slow-dance 1 cup sour cream Scout National type, my group, to see what dif Vz teaspoon basil leaves President Betty F. ference there was, besides the 'h teaspoon oregano leaves Pilsbury will begin ELECTION obvious difference in speed. I •A teaspoon salt the circle in found that what it comes down to 1/8 teaspoon pepper Washington, D.C., at NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION OF THE ELECTORS OF is a difference in point of view. 2:30 p.m. by leading In small bowl stir together all The jiggers have a ruthless at ingredients. Cover, refrigerate Girl Scouts and frien Beaver Island Ccmnunity School, Charlevoix County, Michigan titude toward tasks. My group ds in reciting the Girl Boyne City Public Schools, Charlevoix and Antrim Counties, Michigan one to two hours. takes the deliberate approach. Pour this dressing over a Scout Promise. Girl Boyne Falls Public Schools, Charlevoix and Antrim Counties, Michigan Take for example cleaning the tossed salad of bib lettuce, Scouts nationwide, Central Lake Public Schools, Antrim County, Michigan refrigerator. The jig timers take mushrooms and tomato wedges. plus those residing Charlevoix Public Schools, Charlevoix and Antrim Counties, Michigan out the containers of leftovers, The microwave makes overseas, will repeat Cross Village Public School, Bntet County, Michigan open them, consider each for East Jordan Public Schools, Charlevoix and Antrim Counties, Michigan beautiful scrambled eggs and the Promise at 4:00 about 10 seconds, and then Ellsworth Community School, Antrim and Charlevoix Counties, Michigan these are delicious with chives, p.m. in their respec mostly pitch them out. When I Harbor Springs Public Schools, Enmst County, Michigan mushrooms and basil. tive fime zones. The questioned this practice, I was Littlefield Public School, Emmet County, Michigan COUNTRY SCRAMBLED recitation will move told that most have one criterion: Pellston Public Schools, Emmet and Cheboygan Counties, Michigan EGGS around the globe, They ask themselves if they'd be Public Schools of Petoskey, Emmet and Charlevoix Counties, Michigan 'A lb. pork sausage, bulk finally closing the cir delighted to see the leftover on 6 eggs cle and symbolizing TO THE ELECTORS OF EKH SCHOOL DISTRICT: their dinner table that night. If the unity of Girl Please Take Notice that the Boards of Education of the above school districts, pursuant to a 'A cup sour cream not, they throw it out, with no Vz teaspoon very finely chopped Scouts everywhere. directive from the Intermediate School Board of Charlevoix-Emmet Intermediate School District, regret. The refrigerator is tidied Over 300 girls from Michigan, have called special elections to be held in each of the districts on Tuesday, April 7, chives up, scrubbed down and prac V* cup chopped mushrooms (can- the northern area of 1987. tically empty in less than an hour. the Crooked Tree Girl For us slow-dancers, Scout Council will join TAKE NOTICE that the purpose of the special elections is to vote on the following refrigerator cleaning takes on the Promise Circle. At proposition: Sound off, the character of a mission. In the Sheridan School, SPECIAL EDUCATION MILLAGE RENEWAL PROPOSITION and send first place, we are usually driven Petoskey, there will to doing it by something in there be a fashion show Shall the one mill limitation ($1.00 on each $1,000.00) on state equalized a letter that smells funny and needs to be featuring historic Girl valuation on the annual property tax previously approved by the electors of to the editor! rooted out. But also, we sincerely Scout uniforms, Charlevoix-Emmet Intermediate School District, Michigan, for the education of want to use those leftovers. We handicapped persons be increased by 1.2 mills ($1.20 on each $1,000.00) on followed by a Promise state equalized valuation for a period of 3 years, 1987, 1988 and 1989 (.8 mill Circle at 3:30. In of the above increase being a renewal of .8 mill for special education purposes Charlevoix the which expired with the 1986 tax levy and .4 mill being additional special Promise Circle will education millage)? NEW take place at the Congregational Chur THE LAST DAY ON WHICH PERSONS MAY REGISTER WITH THE APPROPRIATE CITY OS TCWCHIP CLERKS IN ch. Girl Scouts from ORDHl TO BE EUflTRTf, TO VOTE AT THE SPECIAL INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTION CALLED TO BE HELD Harbor Springs will ON TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1987, IS MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1987. PERSONS REGISTERING AFTER 5100 O'CLOCK P M AGENT have their Promise ON MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1987, ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE SPECIAL INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT Meet a new State Farm agent and get good Circle in the middle of ELECTION. neighbor service for your car, home, life & Main Street. Two members of the Persons planning to register with the respective city or township clerks must ascertain the health insurance needs. original troop will days and hours on which the clerks' offices are open for registration. speak to the group. This Notice is given by order of the Boards of Education. See: Boyne City's Promise Mark E. Patrick Circle will take place Denise McDonough, Secretary Kenneth J. Boss, Secretary Katharine Trumble, Secretary 219 S.Lake at 3:00 p.m. In Central Beaver Island Community School Charlevoix Public Schools Harbor Springs Public Schools Boyne CHy, Ml Lake, parents are in vited to the Billie R. Reinhardt, Secretary Audrey Keller, Secretary James Gerber, Secretary 582-6829 Boyne City Public Schools Cross Village Public School Congregational Chur Littlefield Public School ch, where a Circle is Robert Winhusen, Secretary Edwin Drenth, Secretary Lael Schmalzried, Secretary •TATI rAIM scheduled for 4:00 Boyne Falls Public Schools East Jordan Public Schools Like a good neighbor, p.m. And in Bellaire Pellston Public Schools there will be an ice Claudia Reid Hickman, Secretary Rhonnia Egger, Secretary Joel Raddatz, Secretary State Farm is there. cream social after Central Lake Public Schools Ellsworth Community School Slate Farm Inauranca Compantat school to be followed Public Schools of Petoakey Homa Offloaa: Moomington, IlllnoU by Promise Circle. feb25, mar. 4 CHARLEVOIX COUNTY PRESS—March 4, 1987 3 The Positive Side Opinions
DECIDED.-. Boyne needs "YES" votes
These are the times in Boyne City that are trying men's and the treatment of storm sewer waters. minds as city officials are trying to cope with a continuing All this adds up to money. outburst of water and sewer main breaks. The city has $2.8 million. faced 79 water main breaks in the 62 days so far this year. To most of us, that is a lot of money. But when it comes They have also had a few sewer breaks thrown in for good to working rebuilding the infrastructure of the city, all measure. that money will not do the entire job. Those water main breaks, which last year cost the city It will take care of roughly 75 percent of the problems in about $80,000, point to just one of the many reasons voters 25 percent of the city according to those who have worked should support the repairs to the sewers, mains and with the problem. streets. And the cost to us will be in the range of one to three City officials are worried that if the issue fails, they will mills as a tax increase to what we now pay. have to continue to spend money needlessly putting on But the feeling we have heard within the city is that the patches, be forced into declaring a building moratorium work needs to be done, and we concur completely. We because the sewer treatment plant is over capacity don't like our taxes increased just like everybody else "Winning begins, with deciding to start.' because of the inflow of ground water in the sewer mains hates to see an increase. But if we don't get it fixed now, then we may have to close down the city, leave it just as it is, and watch it floun Jottings der and finally fail. The problems of putting off and putting off for so many BYJIMSILBAR After finding and filling the of a rumor, or I just can't keep job as they can. Those heading up years has caught up with us. As costly as the fix-up may Wowee, another government leaks, then I could use my crews from getting involved in the con the schools are trying to provide be, we are going to have to pay for it. job situation is opening up so I ofspiestodo the real dirty work. versation. the best education they can to the We happen to think we can't put it off any longer and can send a letter to President Like trying to find out how the I often wonder if I should try to students of the system. Those Reagan asking to be considered military and the rest of the still the rumor, or keep it going. who want to see changes are are in support of the issue. We can see lots of good things to help fill the position. government can waste so much Some of them are better working to get them, even if they coming from the project. Like seeing the day the water With the changing of the money each year. listening to as they get embellished have to crawl at a snail's pace to department works off the debt it has incurred through the guard, and perhaps asking the And taking those who allow from coffee shop to coffee shop. see them. years. Like seeing the expansion of waterline and sewer man I thought would be running that to happen to make the If you listen, you will find: a) At least they are all involved lines after that happens and more houses are tied into the for the presidency in 1988 filling payments back to the gover teachers don't know how to with trying to make the com system to help make even more money to carry the load. the position of Chief-of-Staff, I nment without allowing them to teach, b) the city doesn't know munity a better place. would like to volunteer my ser go bankrupt. how to run itself, c) the cost of Most folks know the waste water treatment plant was vices, for a large sum of course, to Such a thing the spy system government is out of hand, d) the This next week is the annual designed and built for a city three times the size of Boyne. help guide the state of affairs. could do, if only it was headed in streets of the community are Board of Review. This is the only With the passage of the bond issues, we may see that day. I have always wanted to be the the right direction. either bad, worse, torn-up, just time you get to complain about But without, we will see the day we will be asked to ap man in power in Washington, and Sure, the CIA is more of an in finished or won't work. your taxes and have someone at prove another millage request to get the city out of the if my credentials are like the telligence gathering group, but I have been hearing those least listen. others I have seen fill gover they seem to fail at that when the types of stories for many years. It If you have a complaint about red the water and sewer departments are causing. nment positions, then I feel I am newspapers and the television doesn't matter that I hear it in how high your assessment is, or Be sure to vote next March 17. Make the day a start of as qualified as they are. stations of the world know about East Jordan, Petoskey, Boyne what the value the county something good for the community. I would like to head up the CIA. events long before they do, and City or Boyne Falls, the feeling is equalization department has I think it would be neat to be a TV seems to tell the world. the same. placed on your property, then Free trees for membership spy ...or at least head up the spies Perhaps we need a "media" I can only ask why these fine you should go and voice your of the free world. person in the position of leader citizens of the city don't want, opinion. Thornless Honeyloeust, and to receive the free I can see lots of areas where ship of the spies. can't, or just ignore getting in Myself, I would like to have a The National Arbor Pin Oak, Sycamore, trees, a $10 member the feared enemy is taking away I might be able to qualify for volved with the solutions. reason explained as to why the Day Foundation is Tuliptree, European ship contribution the best things this country has thatifonly... If the teachers "can't teach", valuation of the area keeps going giving ten free shade Mountainash, and should be sent to TEN to offer, like computer technology then run for the school board. If up. I can't believe it is just trees to people who Red Maple tree will be SHADE TREES, to drive missile systems. Those One of the interesting things you think the roads are terrible, because of the growth of residen join the nonprofit given as part of the National Arbor Day leaks have to be taken care of by about this position of being run for a city office. If you don't tial construction within the city. Foundation during Foundation's cam Foundation, 100 Ar using the spy system. editor-in-chief, are the think a governing body is doing But I will find out the answers. March, 1987. paign to encourage bor Avenue, First, to find out what gover discussions that happen at the the kind of job you wish to see, All you have to do is appear and A Sugar Maple, tree planting. Nebraska City, NE nment official is allowing those local coffee places around town. then get involved instead of san wait. Weeping Willow, Red To become a mem 68410, postmarked by leaks to happen. Second to put I mean, I go in for a cup of Java, dbagging and second guessing. Oak, Green Ash, ber of the Foundation March 31,1987. the blaine on the other guy, just and someone either asks an Those who are running the like they seem to do all the time. opinion, or continues the spread community are doing as good of a Are you tired of watching the city Marshall Sayles being forced The government has not gone part I played during the razzle- land of the red, white and blue. wild over the small but striking dazzle progress of our beloved This is shown by the way the to spend your money? banks, the post office and municipal buildings remain open on my birthday. We like letters A letter from Washington says that my heroic act of heaving a The Press encourages letters to the editor on issues Susan B. Anthony dollar across the Boyne River will get me of interest and concern to our communities. We do ask, nowhere. History books, it was however, that the following guidelines be followed: said, will not give me a rare bird -All letters must be signed, and contain the address status for such an obvious attem and telephone number of the author, for reference pt to sneak in to national renown. purposes. Names will be withheld for legitimate National renown ain't easy to reasons only. come by even though you may have had a life long hankering for -Letters must be in our office —at 108 Groveland, that sort of thing. Boyne City, P.O. Box A —by no later than 10 a.m. Now, if you are a woman, you Monday for publication in that week's issue. might guarantee yourself a high -We reserve the right to edit letters for libel, clarity, spot in the here and the hereafter and length. Letters should be no longer than 500 by running lor vice-president. words in length. History books like women who run for vice-president. They also -Letters regarding election issues or candidates will perk up their ears when a sitting not be published in the issue immediately preceeding president stands up and says he that election, in interest of fairness to all involved, and is not a crook. in order to provide time for those of an opposing view Like our daily newspapers, to respond. modern history books latch on to people who create a national scandal and wind up with a pocket full of hundreds, or do CHARLEVOIX some fool thing that has never beendone before. COUNTY PRESS Minding your own business, (USPS 396480) VOTE YES paying your bills on time and Editor-Publisher James F. Silbar speaking well of your neighbors Office Manager Patricia E. Silbar will get you a pat on the back and to ALL THREE SECTIONS in the Offi< v Asscirinl Jat k- Schinkath a two inch obit in the locals. But PrrHimiion Manager-Circulation Fulfillment Joyce Herhol? neither the government nor our Reporters and Photographers ferry Froats history books will ring any bells. Boyne City Bonding Election! Dennis Skrrx ki Not everyone wants to go Advertising Sales Ted Sthinkath down in history with the world Correspondents Marshall Sayles looking at them. But I've often Help the city stop spending Elouise Rossler Nancy Northup thought it would be kind of fun to Bea Smith be there along with (leorge and Gall Ware Abe and thai guy who was so $80,000 a year honest we've forgotten his name. Published by Silbar Communications. Inc.. James F. Silbar. President. That's why I threw that Susan P.O. Box A. 108 Groveland. Boyne City. Michigan. 49712. Published B.across the Boyne Kiver.Noone for water line bandaids! weekly on Wednesday. PUBLICATION of advertisements or editorial commentary implies had done it before. Fourth grade neither endorsement nor approval by The Charlevoix County Press teachers would include ll in their MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Charlevoix County. $12 per year; discussion of presidents and elsewhere In the United States. $18 pet year. Single copies 25 cents. other high type Americans. Personal mailed copies Including postage, $1. Second Class postage BE SURE TO VOTE MARCH 17 paid at Boyne City. Michigan by Silbar Communications. Iru . (USPS But what did I get for my el 396480). fort? Nothing wil h a capital not h. DEADLINES lor general news, notices, display advertising, photographs No closing of the post office on my Interested in Boyne City? and classified advertising Is 5:00 Monday. birthday, no red letter day on the Send donations to Citizens Involved for Progress SEND ADDRESS CHANGES to The Charlevoix County Press. P.O. Box calendar, no history book editors A 108 Groveland St . Boyne City. Ml 49712. Phone 616 582 6761. Sandra Stanley, Treas., 106 E. Water St frantic on the telephone. M Silbar Boyne CHy, Ml 49712 All I got was a "Thanks, PaH kx by CWwns Involved lor Prngrcn MA Communications, Inc. mister" from a high school kid on 106 E. Wnte St.. Stmdm Stanley. Tr.™ the other side of the river. CHARLEVOIX COUNTY PRESS—March 4, 1987 F.O.E. celebrating 80th birthday Saturday
Eighty years old and still Leading the speakers will be growth the Eagles' organization and C- J • Herron were Trustees. on River Street. going on in the club room most of growing within the community Marv £)yer, from the Grand had after they were first started Past Worthy President Mc- That building housed the the time and has been a bingo isn't a pledge of the Boyne City Aerie which is the governing in Seattle, Washington nine Carty of Petoskey did the actual group until they finished their location for many years. The new Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie body for the Eagles in the mid years before. work of instituting the new Aerie present building several years Aerie is also available for parlies, 1583, but it is perhaps the oldest west. Dyer who is coming to the H. Everett Pitkin, represen back then, administering the ago, located on the corner of wedding receptions, and other fraternal club in the city and city from Seymour, Indiana, is a ting the Grand Worthy President oath in a very able manner, ae River and Lake. The old building meetings. could be one of the mottos they past local, state and regional of the Order, gave the oath to 65 cording to the Boyne Citizen, the was torn down three years ago. Money the organization makes may use. They will be celebrating president of the fraternal men of the city to start the local local newspaper of the commun From the original 65 members, is used to help the Jimmie Duran their 80th this SaturdSy with a organization. He has also served club. C. W. Fry was elected the ity. the "working man's fraternal te Crippled Children's Fund, prime rib dinner, speakers from as the Central Regional Director first Past President; G. W. Baxter The oath was given and im group" grew through the years heart fund, kidney fund, and the club and from afar as com of the Jimmie Durante Children's was named the Worthy mediately the newly elected of until they had over 800 members Golden Age for Senior Citizens. memorate the organization's bir Fund. President; R. E. Watson was the ficers relinquished their seats to during World War II. They Other funds are donated thday. Other speakers include Worthy Vice President; W. W. members of the Petoskey Aerie currently have 290 members, all where the group deems it is Richard Stubbs, the state Eagles' Hall, Worthy Chaplain; J. F. so they could learn the rituals. active in the organization. needed. Ware-withal president, along with other state Fairchild was Secretary; C.E. The first meeting pf the group The club also has an auxiliary The Eagles have held their officials of the organization. Chase, Treasurer; H.I. Hulburt, was in the old Maceabee Hall. group for the women, starting place within the community for Continued from Page 2 Starting in Boyne City on Mar Worthy Conductor; E. E. Irish, Later the group met in the Odd that in 1941. many years. It is expected to last ch 6, 1907, the Boyne City group Inner Guard; C. J. Oscar Jr., Fellows Ha-11 until they pur Besides the club activities, the many more. way of shaming us into cleaning was part of the phenomenal Outer Guard; and G. F. Moore chased their own building located Eagles usually have a card game our plates. So we feel an obligation to use those leftovers, because of those starving children. So when we uncover EJ 7th graders learn about things like squash or cauliflower in cheese sauce, we look for recipes to use these things. Chances are we don't find any. themselves But we do find intriguing recipes BY ELOUISE ROSSLER psychiatric social worker at a hypothetical situation in which cut from long ago newspapers, Have you been SNIOPing Lockwood-MacDonald Hospital they had to rank the persons in like for curried almost lately? Maybe your PMA needs in Petoskey, worked with the volved from "rotten" to "Won everything. So we count our time refueling. Do these terms sound seventh graders on values and derful" and come to a conclusion well spent, at three times longer strange? Ask any East Jordan making value judgments. about what the main character than our jigging counterparts. Middle School seventh grader She gave the seventh graders should do. The various groups The same kind of thing hap and they will tell you what they a list of values such as honesty, have various solutions, based on pens with both groups when it mean. friends, prestige, recognition, the group process of coming to comes to closet cleaning. The Mary Biagini, Alternative helping others, power, and asked one decision with five sets of "get-things doners" go through Program teacher for Char-Em them to rank them from their values being used. the closet rapidly discarding Intermediate School District, in own personal perspective. Then The workshop was originated clothes into separate bags bound troduced the seventh graders to the class divided into small by Ms. Mary Sivula, seventh for either a charitable these terms when she spoke to groups and they explained to grade health teacher, after some organization, friends and them about positive attitudes each other why they did the discussions which came up in relatives or the trash. They and how you develop them. ranking in the order they did. health class. Ms. Sivula enlisted neither hesitate nor reconsider. Giving them a list of things such Some loud discussion came out of Mrs. Kay Holley's and Miss And they're done in no time at all. as positive feedback, smile, say the groups as each person attem Sharon MacJannett's help to We slow-dancers try something positive to yourself, pted to validate his own ranking. arrange the schedule. Mrs. m}' everything on, reminisce with set goals, express your feelings, The highest ranking values Holley and Miss MacJannett are each garment about the places accept and respect yourself and overall in one class were honesty the Quest teachers and found the we've been together and end up others, she explained to them and friends. workshop to be a great follow-up Wendy Timmer discusses situations that requires decisions and will hanging onto almost everything- about PMA (Positive Mental At Ms. Timmer then gave the for those seventh graders who help East Jordan seventh graders increase their level of values, forold time's sake. titude). small groups some situations in have been through Quest. For during a session last week. I'm beginning to think that With examples and theatrics which they had to come to those students just now involved people are born to be one way or she helped the seventh graders agreement on a decision. Studen in Quest, the workshop gave ad the other, in which case I couldn't see that they often choose to ts found this more difficult, as ditional impetus to the program switch even if I wanted to. SNIOP (become Susceptible to sometimes their highest ranking by reinforcing the same ideas of Anyway, I've decided that "get Negative Influence of Others) by values were in conflict with looking at values from practical East Jordan ting things done" isn't that all-fired allowing the negative to over another group member's values. and workable perspectives. important to me. And I'm not whelm the positive and not com The students were then given hard-driving enough for it bating it with something Council Minutes besides. As for those who are, let positive. Students volunteered yard variance for 305 them throw good food away. Burns Clinic holding asthma PROCEEDINGS OF Ray Shiemmons to a examples of peer group pressure, Third Street; ap Someday they'll find those star THE EAST JOR vacancy on the kidding, gossiping, ignoring as proved the purchase ving children in China on their DAN CITY COUN Recreation Com ways frequently used to SNIOP. of scaffolding; rescin consciences. classes at PHS CIL mission. Mrs. Biagini asked the studen ded a motion to hold a But I won't. The East Jordan A copy of the of ts to begin each day with the A free Family American Lung tion, asthma City Council met in Public Hearing on ficial minutes of the School saying "I am lovable and capable" Asthma Class will Association. precipitants and en Regular Session, March 3 in regard to a above meeting is as they look at themselves in the Continued from Page 1 begin March 9 at Since most victims vironmental cpntrol, February 17, 1987, at re-zoning request; posted in City Hall for mirror. She was wearing a large Petoskey High of asthma are and emergency plan 7:30 P.M., minutes proclaimed March 14, perusal during nor mill increase in school taxes. button with the saying. She also School. The program, children, an impor ning. were approved and 1987 as William mal business hours. With the debt retirement gave them a new cheer to say called Air Power, is tant aspect of treating Air Power is authorization was Grauel Day in honor of KathyO'Rear payments on the high school run everyday for themselves in designed for asth asthma is education. scheduled for March given to pay Mr. Grauel's City Clerk ning out this next year, the dividually and as a group, "I'm matic children, ages 8- It is important for the 9, 11, 16, and 18 at 7 $453,067.10 in bills as retirement; appointed mar 4 overall effect of the increase super good — but I'll get better!" 14, and their parents. patient and family to p.m. at Petoskey High presented. would be about a .5 mill increase Ms. Wendy Timmer, a former It will help them learn know as much as School. There is no Further Council ac in property owners' tax bills. school social worker, now a about the disease and possible about the charge for the tion: passed a Bingham Insurance MEETING how to manage it. disease, medications, program. Preregis- resolution requesting «• The Grandvue Air Power is spon exercise, irritants, tration is required. that Consumers MAC W SAM SPECIALTIES Auxilliary will meet sored by the Burns and how to live with Call the Burns Clinic Power Company bury Formerly John Best Agency Advertising Specialties For Your Ever* N«d Thur., March 12, 2 Clinic Foundation the disease. Department of Health it's power lines p.m. at the facility. with funding from the Air Power consists Education at 616-348- located at Memorial The City of East Jordan Board of Review This in one example of a non-profit group making use of will meet at the City Hall Council Chamber the Save-Share Program to help raise funds. There are the week of March 9th, 1987. many more groups using it, too. Property owners may examine their 1987 Glen's wants everyone in Boyne City to know about Save-Share and hopes more groups will use it to raise property assessments before the Board at funds. the dates and times that follow: All a group has to do is register with the store manager March 9,1987 9:00 am to 12.00 pm and begin saving the green cash register tapes. Glen's will 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm JORDAN INN pay 1 percent of the total qualified amount of all tapes March 10,1987 10:00 am to 12:00 pm 228 MAIS ST. EAST JORDAN brought in by any registered group; and not just once, but 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm each time a group brings in $25.00 worth of slips or more. Marchll,1987 11:00am to 2:00pm Featuring 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm American Regional and See George Brown, March 12,1987 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm International Cuisine Glen's Store Manager 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Fine Wines & Liquors The City of East Jordan tentative ratio Rooms available Mark Weisler, Ass't. Mgr. and multiplier subject to change by the starting at $25.00 tor details. Boyne City assessing officer, board of review, county equalization and state equalization: Stophyandvisltorrall536-26.il Tentative Estimated Winter Hours: Thurs, Sal.. 6-9 p.m. ( Ratio Multiplier Real Commercial Property .4878 1.02501 Real Industrial Property .4999 1.00020 DAY DELIVERY Real Residential Property .5000 1.00000 Personal Property .5000 1.00000 On most Items! 3 WE WILL MATCH The Board of Review will meet at the City SEARS Trsvsrss city Advsrtlsed Prlceil Hall Council Chamber on March 26th, 1987 SEARS CATALOG MERCHANT from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon to hear rebut 108 S. Laks, BoyntClty Uls Ron & Elalm Brunch ' KathyO'Rcar 582-6574 City Clerk febl6,23mar2. CCLCBR/STING otm NEW CENTURY CHARLEVOIX COUNTY PRESS—March 4, 1987 Reconstruction started Wolverine Power to remain in Boyne after fire closes Nordic It will be about three months the fire. for some time before the Nordic Bar will Firefighters were on the scene reopen, according to Dick and untilabout 11a.m. Noreen Selissen, the owners of BOYNE CITY Wolverine Boyne (lily was prompted by un Wolverine's executive vice Wolverine supplies wholesale Selissen sak) he hopes to be Power Supply Cooperative. Inc. derstandings reached this past president and general manager. power to seven rural electric the bar which caught on fire last open sooner, but that would Wednesday morning. has reached an agreement with year between Wolverine and the "Even" though we desire to cooperatives which, in turn, sell depend on how soon the contrac RAMP Associates of Boyne City electricity to approximately Selissen has already started Detroit Edison Company relocate our headquarters tors can do the work. He said he to remain in its present 400,000 persons in mostly rural the clean-up work and is allowing the cooperative to sell facility in order to have our total had just finished remodeling the headquarters facility for the portions of northern and western preparing plans for a remodeling its entire remaining ownership in operation in one central location, bar area last year, adding cedar foreseeable future. Wolverine Michigan. Wolverine's seven of the bar area. the Fermi II nuclear plant back to we currently plan to remain in to make the bar more attractive. had sold the office facility in 1985 Detroit Edison. This transaction Boyne City lor an indefinite members are Cherryland Rural The fire apparently started in He said the remodeling due to the when the cooperative anticipated is scheduled on January 1,1990at period." Electric Cooperative Association the bar area, causing damage to fire would be more extensive moving its administrative offices a cost of approximately $550 (Grawn), 0 & A Electric the bar, the walls and ceiling of than his previous remodeling as Wolverine had originally plan to Cadillac. Wolverine still has million. ned to begin operations this past Cooperative (Newaygo), Oceana the popular location. The up he plans on making some major plans to relocate its offices but Electric Cooperative (Hart), stairs living area received smoke changes to the location of the bar "Wolverine's board of direc year in a new 10,000 square foot not until a transaction calling for headquarters facility in Cadillac, Presque Isle Electric damage. and the seating area. tors has decided that it would be the cooperative to sell its owner adjacent to the cooperative's Cooperative (Onaway), Top O' Selissen and his daughter, in the best interest of "I had planned on doing some ship in the Fermi II nuclear Wolverine's seven member- energy control center. A new Michigan Rural Electric Com Sharon, were sleeping when they remodeling in a year or so, but power plant is completed. systems to remain in Boyne City facility was necessary to house pany (Boyne City), Tri-County were awakend and called the this is not the way 1 wanted to see for the foreseeable future." said the cooperative's entire ad Electric Cooperative (Portland), Boyne City Fire Department. This decision by Wolverine's it being done," Selissen said as he board of directors to remain in Raymond R. Cristell, ministrative and operations staff. and Western Michigan Electric The fire department responded looked around the fire damaged Cooperative (Scottville). to the call about 6:30 a.m. Boyne area. City called East Jordan and Selissen said he was thankful Charlevoix Departments for for the amount of fire insurance Summer resident, Allen, retires BC hires auditor, assistance in fighting the blaze. he carried on the structure as he About 600 gallons of water were figures it will cover most of the used to knock down and put out cos tsof rebuilding. State Court of Ap peals Judge Glenn S. Talks more Early registration suggested Allen Jr., longtime Charlevoix area summer resident, will for Camp Daggett retire from the state's on water breaks second highest court Early registration Daggett on beautiful the summer sessions March 1 after serving Boyne City commissioners ap problems are coming from 25 is encouraged for this Walloon Lake. Last at Camp Daggett on it for 13 years and proved the hiring of Hill, Wood percent of the city. year's summer camp year, for the first time filled early and over winding up a lifetime cock and Schroderus, a Petoskey Basil Moore, head of the city program at Camp in sixty-two years, all one hundred requests of public service. CPA firm, to audit the city books crews, said the city has gone were reluctantly Allen, who owns a for another year with a cost not to through what would normally be denied. Applications former schoolhouse exceed $9,950. a year's supply of gravel filling NOTICE for summer camp are on Boyne City Road, The commissioners also hired the holes after the crews have now available at local and has been coming the firm to audit the books put a patch on the broken line. schools and chambers to Charlevoix since covering many of the federal and Frykberg also told the com AMENDMENTTO of commerce. 1916, will leave his state grants the city has gotten missioners he called other cities Established in post as one of six for an additional $2,400. in the area to see how many 1986-1987 BUDGET 1925, Camp Daggett is judges representing City commissioners also heard watermain breaks they repaired a non-profit camp, the Appeals Court's their weekly report on the num last year. He told the com CITY OF EAST JORDAN owned and operated 66-county District III, ber of watermain breaks city missioners those cities had about by a board of trustees which stretches from crews have had to repair. The one third of the number yearly Two Public Hearings will be held on made up of represen Benton Harbor to city has had 79 breaks so far this we have had in the first two mon Tuesday. March 3, 1987 at 7:15 P.M. and tatives from service Copper Harbor. year. ths of this year. Tuesday, March 17,1987 at 7:15 P.M. at City clubs in Charlevoix Allen was first ap "This is just one of the In other comments, Hall to receive comments on amending the and Emmet Counties. pointed to the court reasons," City Manager Randy Evangeline Township Super 1986-1987 budget. A traditional by Gov. William JUDGE GLENN S. ALLEN, JR. Frykberg said, "that we need to visor Bessie Van Dorn asked the Proposed Amendments are: program is offered at Milliken in 1974, and have the bond issues passed so city what they were planning as mayor of Kalamazoo Increase Expense: the camp with won two successive College and Amherst we can eliminate these problem far as increasing the cost of fire from 1951-59, and Major Streets from $52,595 to $64,697 traditional activities terms in 1974 and College in Amherst, areas." protection to the township. She while mayor, Tourist Park from $38,540 to $42,869 including swimming, 1980. Mass. The city is asking voters, Mar was told that the city was holding Kalamazoo won Increase Income: sailing, rowing, Allen has devoted Allen has received ch 17, to approve a $2.8 million the line for this year, but she national honors as the Major Streets from $52,955 to $64,697 canoeing, fishing, arts more than 46 years to nu merous awards package that would allow the city could plan on an increase of about first city in the nation Tourist Park from $38,540 to $42,869 & crafts, field sports, public service, win during his long to replace watermains as well as 1/10 of a mill for next year. Van to build a permanent KathyO'Rear archery, nature ning his first public career, including the fix sanitary and storm sewers Dorn will present the updated downtown mall. City Clerk study, camp songs, election as a Distinguished Alum and some of the roads throughout figure in the township budget she A Kalamazoo feb25, mar 4 campfires, skits, Kalamazoo city com nus Award from the city. is working on to the annual native, he was first overnight eampouts, missioner in 1941. He Kalamazoo College in Frykberg told the com meeting of the township at the admitted to the state and exciting evening has run in 15 1986, and the Harlan missioners that 75 percent of the end of the month. bar in 1939. His first activities. municipal and state Fisk Stone Prize for NOTICE job was as a law clerk One week of each elections, winning all outstanding trial for the Michigan OF PUBLIC HEARING summer program is but two. procedure from Supreme Court. set aside for a special Prior to joining the Columbia University. COMMISSION ORDER ZONING BD. OF APPEALS session, held in con He was drafted in Allen looks forward court, he served as (Under authority of A vl 230,1'. A. 1925. as amended I CITY OF BOYNE CITY junction with the chief legal and 1942. and as a lo an active graduate of the Judge retiremenl. He will Charlevoix— Emmet legislative advisor to OPEN SEASONS AND CATCH LIMITS ON PIKE, Advocate General's open a private office Pursuant to Rules and Regulations as Intermediate School Governor Milliken, WALLEYE, SAUGER AND MUSKELLUNGE outlined in the Boyne City Zoning Ordinance District, for children following an eight School, he served as March 2 in the A-28, please take notice that a Public from the school assistant Judge Ad Michigan National year stint as state Under the authority of Section 4, Act 230, P.A. 1925, as amended, Hearing will be held by the Boyne City district's Special budget director and vocate in the 94th In Tower in Lansing Zoning Board of Appeals on Thursday, Mar Education Program. fantry Division and as where he plans to being 300.4 of the Michigan Compiled Laws, the Natural Resources state controller under Commission, at its October 10,1986, meeting, adopted the following ch 12, 1987 at 7:00 p.m. in the Commission one of General George practice law on a Camp Daggett Governor George order to become effective April 1,1987, and remain valid for a period Chambers, 319 North Lake Street, to con receives support from Romney. Patton's legal ad limited basis, and ac visors during World tively engage in com of five years until March 31,1992. This order supersedes the order of sider the following request for an inter many local in In the early '60s, May 17,1985, CFI-112,85. pretation of the zoning code relating to the dividuals, service Allen was chairman of War II. munity activities. He former "Cedar Street Grocery". clubs, United Way While still serving also plans to teach at It shall be unlawful to take the following named species except the Citizens for within the open seasons and daily limits as prescribed below: The parcel of property and the building is funds of Charlevoix Michigan (CFM» in the European one or more local located at 233 W Cedar Street, Property Tax and Emmet Counties, Committee for con Th e a t r e in colleges, and from No. 051-000-457-082-00. The property is a pre the Youth Foundation stitutional revision to Czechoslovakia, he time to time, be called Open Season: On walleye, sauger, northern pike, and muskellunge existing, non conforming use and is zoned of America, and other rewrite the state's ar won a post as vice- back to the Court of (ineludingtigermuskellunge). Residential (R-2). charitable organiza chaic and complex mayor of Kalamazoo, Appeals for other Region I: All Upper Peninsula waters including the surrounding The potential buyers of the property wish tions. Donations of constitution through losing the mayorship judicial assignments. Great Lakes and connecting waters not otherwise closed to fishing to remodel the building and open up a money, labor and a constitutional con by only six votes. Allen and his wife, shall be from May 15 through March 15. delicatessen shop in the lower level, equipment help to vention ("Con Con"). Allen earned his Marjorie, also look specializing in gourmet foods. The two maintain the In 1961 Allen was law degree from forward to spending Regions II and III: All Lower Peninsula waters except the Great existing upstairs apartments would remain buildings and grounds elected a delegate to Columbia University time at their home in Lakes and connecting waters not otherwise closed to fishing shall be as they are now. at Camp Daggett and "Con Con." Law School in New DeWitl and property from the last Saturday in April through March 15. The Zoning Board of Appeals will review support a quality Allen served four York. He also alien in Charlevoix and the request and determine whether or not summer program. consecutive terms as (led Kalamazoo Mackinac Island. Regions II and III: The Great Lakes and connecting waters shall be the re-opening of the store is allowed under This year's summer open year around: except that muskellunge in Lake St. Clair, and the the terms of Ihe Zoning Ordinance as a pre staff has already been St. Clair and Detroit rivers may be taken only from the first Satur existing, non conforming use, since the hired, with most of day in June through December 15 of each year. lower portion of the building has not been last year's staff retur used as a grocery store for several years. Is ning to Camp For the purposes oft his order, all drowned river mouth lakes such the store still grandfathered in as a non Daggett. Jerry Don ANNUALTAXSALE as Manistee Lake, Lake Macatawa and Muskegon Lake are con conforming business and may it be opened as nelly will also be sidered as inland waters and are subject to inland water regulations. a grocery store again? This will be the topic returning for his sixth OF PROPERTIES DELINQUENT of interpretation to be undertaken by the year as the summer Daily Catch Limits: Statewide limits shall be five (5) singly or in Zoning Board of Appeals. camp director. FOR TAXES IN CHARLEVOIX COUNTY combination for largemouth and smallmouth bass, walleye and Any in put for or against this public You may receive sauger and northern pike; the daily catch limit on muskellunge is one hearing on this matter will be received by more information (1) (including tiger muskellunge) except that the daily catch limit on the City Clerk's Office, 319 N. Lake Street, about Camp Daggett This form is issued under the authority of Section 63 Lake St. Clair and the Detroit and St. Clair rivers shall be six singly through 5:00 p.m. of the Public Hearing Day, by writing to P.O. Box of Act 206, Public Acts ofl 893, ;is amended. or in combination for largemouth and smallmouth bass, walleye, either via public appearance or mail. 120, Petoskey. MI sauger, and northern pike when the catch includes at least one Any and all objections for or against this 49770, or by calling Lands delinquent for real property taxes of 1984 and walleye or sauger. And except that, the daily catch on Lake Erie shall request will be heard at the Public Hearing. 3479742. be 10 singly or in combination for largemouth and smallmouth bass, mar,4,11 prior years are scheduled to he offered for sale by the walleye, sauger, and northern pike when the catch includes at least County Treasurer at the County Building in: five walleye or sauger. DARKROOM Charlevoix on May !">, 1987 For the purposes of this order the boundary between the Detroit River and Lake Erie is an east west line touching the southern most, TECHNICIAN The legal description of properties to be offered for tipof Celeron Island. sale will be published on March 18,1987, March 25,1987 and April 1,1987 in the Charlevoix Courier, Charlevoix, MI. Position available for person with black and white O. Stewart Myers, Chairman darkroom printing experience, knowledge of PMT Natural Resources Commission State Treasurer John M.Robertson process helpful. Part-time, start immediately. Hourly Executive Secretary Lansing, Michigan wage based on experience and ability. Apply at Countersigned: Charlevoix County Press, 108 Groveland, Boyne City, Gordon E. Guyer, Director mar 4 Mich. mar 4 CHARLEVOIX COUNTY PRESS-March 4,1987 BOYNE CITY LANES Kitson seals EJ win PRESENTS ITS BOWLERS OF THE WEEK over Belllaire BY DENNIS SKROCKI buzzer ending the period. This After possessing a 15 point set the stage for an exciting final lead throughout most of the third stanza. quarter, the East Jordan varsity The Eagles worked to within basketball team fought off a four three points during the first two th period Bellaire comeback at minutes but were unable to gain tempt to claim a 78-77 victory. more ground until senior Tony The Devils took command in Martinek tied things up at 69 the first stanza hitting 9 of 16 with 3:39 remaining. Bellaire cap shots from the field and 3 of 6 at tured their first lead of the game, the foul line as compared to 71-69, with 3:24 remaining as Bellaire's 5 of 12 and 3 of 7. This Martinek dribbled the distance of allowed EJ to take a 23-13 lead in the court for an easy lay-up. to the second period. Shannon Olstrom countered BILL LINDSAY The second quarter was played quickly for the Devils to tie in much the same fashion as the things at 71. KIM HARVEY Bill was unavailable to have his picture taken, so Devils maintained their After consecutive baskets by his twin brother Ralph stepped in lor him. Bill dominance from both offensive himself bowled fantastic Wednesday night in the Martinek and Steve Holton, llwas quite a performance pul on by Kim last Fraternal League for the Lindsay-Campbell In and defensive standpoints. At Tuesday in the Mixed Three-some League. Bellaire jumped out to a 75-71 surance team. Bill shot the highest handicap the halftime intermission the Sporting a slim 109 average. Kim bowled a 474 lead, forcing Red Devil coach series by a male bowler so far this season, a actual syrie^, with a game high ol 177. She also Devils were up by a nine point Steve Hines to call a timeout at superb 804 set. Bill's actual scores were pretty won all (our jackpots, plus the free bowling ball margin, 42-33. impressive, loo, 667 was his actual series with a the 7:34 mark. given away every last Tuesday of the month by game high of 247. Excellent bowling, Billy! Tell The Red Devils exploded in the An Olstrom free throw cut the Boyne City Lanes. For the night. Kim ended up your brother thanks for filling in' 147 pins over average. Job well done. Kim. We third period as they went 8 of 17 deficit to three points, 75-72, and hope that Ray might bowl that good someday, from the field and 4 of 5 at the line soon after, Greg Kitson hit a field too! as the Eagles hit 8 of 21 field goals goal to make the score 75-74. The and 6 of 10 free throws. Despite Eagles then attempted to stall facing a 15 point deficit but were unsuccessful as Kitson CONGRATULATIONS throughout most of the quarter, came up with a steal and went Bellaire fought back to within coast to coast for an easy two J seven, 62-55, at the sound of the points giving the Devils a 76-75 lead with :25 remaining to be played. The Eagles then used the remaining time to work for the Kevin Molby (34) of the East Jordan Red Devils puts up a shot over Bowling scores last shot but a Kevin Molby steal these defenders from Bellaire. Molby gave the Devils a key defensive at :07 gave the Devils possession. steal late in the game that led to the East Jordan win. Saturday Night Mixed Doubles MatlWinget 214 KUWTJ 24'.; 27'/ High Game-Renee & Dave Molby was fouled but failed to Feb.21.1987 Dennis 5horeck 214 A&P 24 28 Ho«ie-20l-tl7 SOS 20 i2 High Series-Nancy & Buck convert the free throw. After ob The4T5 29'/, IBW DaleBrummund 213 LastChance 29W i 8' -s Sieve Surlin 211 F-Car 19 33 Beebe-560-i 1 7 taining the rebound from the Whiskey Hill 28'/; 19''; KurtKleinschrodl 207 High Games and Series 10 Pin Jackpot Winner missed foul shot, Kitson was Smurls 23¼ ZV/i ToddSorenson 205 GenePltle 189 527 Sherri Huffman-S56 Boyne skiers at state PinRucker, 23 25 Bob Davis 204 DarrellLaBc-au 201527 (WaylogoSheni!) fouled on his way to the hoop. He TheC.B'n 20 28 Steve Daniels 203 Kaaren Bennett 180 509 Mystery Blind Upland Downs 19 29 Steve Gasco 202 EastJordanFeb.21. 1987 No Winner Nextweek-over SI 28 converted both shots from the After placing third an injury suffered came away with the NoNam» 19 29 Lou Belilinrj 202 Gemini Couples Business Men's League line thus sealing the EJ victory. Team High Game Mas Houck 202 The Strike Force 24 12 Feb. 23,1987 in regional slalom ski prior to the event. But 20th place in state Las! Chance 840 Bill Manross 200 Pin Killers 23 13 Beyers Electric 185 85 A shot at the buzzer by competition, Todd Colleen Toton, who competition. Toton PinRoikers 839 Alley Cats 21'.; 14'; Erhers Amoco 144 126 Bellaire's Scott Boni was good The \ i CHARLEVOIXCOUNTY PRESS—March 4,1987 7 Clcissifi(Bcl Ads iust ca// 582-6761 to p/ace y°ur acl- 135 Spec i SOLID WALNUT METALSHEETS SHARE RENTAL white darkroom prin- Michigan. Call 347- FRESH SPAMAK&SONS chest, contemporary Suitable for building Room in home. tinjf experience, 9334. Service PERCHFRY PAINTING styling. Five large or repairing ice shan $150.mo./$37.50 wk. knowledge of PMT Interior and exterior. EVERY FRIDAY drawers. Good con ties, wood sheds, roofs Call 582-6993. process helpful. Part- THREE EVENINGS Residential and NOON -9 p.m. dition, $65.00 Call 582- or replacing metal time, start im Directory per week, nice part- commercial, 582-7218. 6761 or 582-2345. work on antique fur mediately. 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By Awwh*mtrt of two, 6 ft. tall x 4 ft. logo, artwork or WANTED TO BUY: would like an appoin month starting 411 Michigan J47-2754 1125. Park 582-6747 wide x Vh ft. deep. tment to discuss this Position available for person with black and white Jerry R. VanTreese E.A. — President special message 1-2 bedroom house, 1 guaranteed, no ex Quality made fur contract. darkroom printing experience, knowledge of PMT stamps. 10 day story in Boyne City. perience necessary, niture in good con process helpful. Part-time, start immediately. Hourly delivery time. Write N.R. Richar company training dition. $125.00 each. wage based on experience and ability. Apply at A*"'<« yco CHARLEVOIX dson, 615 Broadway, DARKROOM provided. Must be a Call 582-6761 days, Charlevoix County press, 108 Groveland, Boyne COUNTY PRESS Benton Harbor, MI TECHNICIAN high school graduate 582-2345 evenings. City, Mich. 108 Groveland 49022. Position available for and a two-year ^o. person with black and resident of northern Boyne City CoMPLt-rc PROFESSIONAL BUILDING a REMODELING 616-962-2702 LICCNSCO 0UILDCR BOYNE CITT, MICH. 49712 Legal Notices SEALS & ROBERTS CONSTRUCTION NOTICE OF UNITED STATES OF RILEY AND ROUMELL which borders upon Lake Beach. The parcel from the STATEOFMICHIGAN be computed as upon per MORTGAGE Wallace D.Riley AMERICA. STATE OF COMPANY Charlevoix. in ihe Federal Oil Properly, if ad PROBATECOURT sonal service of a Summons FORECLOSURE SALE. Attorney for Mortgagee MICHIGAN. BOYNE Charlevoix County Circuit ded to the Peninsula Beach COUNTYOF upon commencement if an Default having brrn 700 Ford Building RIVER INN. INC., and Complete Building Court at: area, will enable the Beach CHARLEVOIX Action, and the further sum made in the terms and con Detroit, Michigan 48226 DON B. SIMPSON, I shall and RemodetlnK -*5*. 8:3Q o'clock in the to be expanded and with PUBLICATION NOTICE of five dollars for each ditions of a curtain mor feb4.11,18,25 offer for sale to the highest forenoon on Thursday, automobile parking on the DECEASED ESTATE description without other tgage made by Martin H. mar 4 bidder at Public Auction, to March 26. 1987. in the City-owned area of the for FILENO.87-8708-SE additional cost or charges. Bovne Citv SS2-bS35 Kirk and Kay M. Kirk, hv* be held on the first floor, li m Charlevoix County Cour mer Federal Oil Property Estate of KEITH Payment as aforesaid is wife of The City of Ellswor STATE OF MICHIGAN main lobby. of the thouse, located in the City next to Front Street and EUGENE GOODWIN, not made the undersigned t h, Charlevoix County, Charlevoix County ROOFING COMPANY in the CIRCUIT COURT of Charlevoix, County of with access to the Beach Deceased, Social Security II institute Proceedings Michigan, Mortgagors, to Building, in the City of for the Charlevoix and State of from the north side of the Number 566-28-5926. for possession of the land. Steel Roof Decks Lambrecht Company, a Charlevoix, Couniy of Beach area. COUNTY OF Michigan, or as soon W ALL INTERESTED Description of Land: State Waterproofing Michigan Corporation Mor Charlevoix, and State of of CHARLEVOIX thereafter as the Court can 2. If the area of Mam PERSONS- Michigan, County of tgagee dated the 4th day of Michigan, on March 12, hear the same. Street is vacated as Your' interest in the Charlevoix, the following Bonded Built-up Roofs January, A.I). 1985, and 1987, at 10:00 a.m., the HARRY D. ROBINSON, The description of the proposed, the present end estate mav be barred or af- described premises Insulated Roof Decks recorded in the office of the following described real Plaintiff, portion of t he street of Main Street which abuts fected by this hearing. situated in the City ol Register of Deeds, for the estate: FileNo.85-;377-10-CH proposed to be vacated and Lake Charlevoix will then TAKE NOTICE: On Boyne City, Lewis s Ad- Insured Workmen Camp Daggei Rd. County of Charlevoix and Situated in the City of v. discontinued is: be reconveyed to the City, Februarv 18. 1987, in the dition to Boyne. Lots lot lb. 5578 U.S. 131, Petoskey BoyneCity State of Michigan, on the Boyne City, County of to be included as part of the 15th day of January, A.!). RICHARD C. KUHS and In the City of Boyne City, probate courtroom. City of J7M8. according to plat 347-8823 582-9392 ANITA L.KUHS.hushand Charlevoix, State of County of Charlevoix and Peninsula Beach area, so Charlevoix, Michigan thereof. 1985, in Liber 17« ol Michigan, and described as and wife; WHELTON J. Stateof Michigan, to-wil: thai the City will retain all before Hon. John T. Mur Amount Paid: $115.35; Tax Charlevoix County Reror- follows: McNICOL and MARY Commencing at the nor of its water frontage now phy. Judge of Probate, a for the year 1982. SEALS & ROBERTS ds, on page 901. on which The West half (W^i of ANN McNICOL, theast corner of Block "[)". encompassed by the end of hearing was held on the Amount necessary lo mortgage there is claimed Lot Seventy-Four (74' of CONSTRUCTION HUSBAND AND WIFE: Plat of SOUTH BOYNE in Main Street if the proposed petition of Robert T. Jacob. redeem, $178.03, plus the to be due, at the daLe of this the Plat of the Village of MICHIGAN EM part of Government Lot 3, vacation ol Mam Street is Esquire requesting that fcesof the Sheriff. COMPANY notice, for principal and in Boyne, subject to easemen PLOYMENT SECURITY Section 35, Township 33 approved, in addition to Robert T. Jacob be appoin DOROTHY FRANCIS terest, the sumo!'Fifty Two ts of record and/or use, if Boyne City 582-6535 COMMISSION; UNITED North, Range (> West; then acquiring the above ted Personal Represen 03740 Cherry Hill Thousand Seven Hundred any, and reservations, ex STEEL STATES OF AMERICA; ce north Ho"'0r54" west described portion of t he tative of Keith Eugene Boyne Falls, MI 49713 Forty Three and Nineteen ceptions, conditions and Angles-Plates STATE OF MICHIGAN; along the south line of Main "Federal Oil" Property to Goodwin who lived at 1433 TO: David A. Bower, 118 Hundredths Dollars.... restrictions of record, il HOYNERIVERINN.INC. Street, 19.15 feet, being the be added to Peninsula West Roller Coaster. Tuc Catherine, River Rouge, Channels-Beams ($52,743,191. any. a Michigan corporation; point of beginning of this Beach. son, Arizona and who died Ml 48218, last grantee in Bars m * And no suit or and, DON B. SIMPSON, The redemption period description: t hence con 3, The City Commission June 1. 1984; and the regular chain title of proceedings at law or in Defendants. as provided by law is six IH) tinuing north 8K"01'54" of the City of Boyne City requeslingalso that the will such lands or of any interest equity having been in Excavating Services NOTICE OF SALE OF months from the dale of west 453.70 feel to a point ha.s approved the proposed of the Deceased dated June therein as appearing by the stituted to recover the debt Free Estimates REALESTATE sale. on the shore of Lake vacation of the portion ol 22, 1982. and codicil dated records in the office of the secured by said mortgag All Sand Gravel-Stone Product ON FORECLOSURE Dated; Jan. 19,1987 Charlevoix; thence north Main Street on the con July 30, 1982, be admitted Register of Deeds of said |u or any part, [hereof. Now, JANET OSTERMAN, 28"38'42" east along said dition that ihe described to probate. County. RENTH p * therefore, by virtue of the Deputy Clerk shore 72.5b' feet to the north areas from the Federal Oil feb 11.18,25 Washed Stone Stone Rip Rap power of sale contained in EdwinG. Gregory .P3I306) Creditors are notified Charlevoix County, line of Main Street; thence Property will be conveyed mar 4 Ball Diamond Dust said mortgage, and pur Attorney for Plaintiff that copies of all claims Michigan south 88"04'4H" east along to the City. The vacation suant to the statute of the against the Deceased must Karen L. Neumeyer ) I \ 8 CHARLEVOIX COUNTY PRESS—March 4,1987 EJ girls wrap season up BY DENNIS the meet. no trouble with Man- Jones,five. next year, the girls SKROCKI Tammy Gee took celona as they took The varsity squad should be a dominant The East Jordan top scoring honors both matches by finished the season force in the Ski Valley varsity and jayvee with nine points, as respective scores of with only one victory, Conference. volleyball teams Tammy Poole added 15-8 and 15-7. that coming on The junior varsity f finished out their eight and Theresa Krista Sumner led February 2 against team finished with a 1986 87 campaigns Brennan and Sara the way with ten poin Gaylord St. Mary's. respectable 10-5 iB6i??J last week against Chase added six each. ts as Tammy Gee ad With all but four record. tough squads from The Devilettes had ded nine and Dia members returning Charlevoix and Man celona. Against Charlevoix, East Jordan jv's close season the varsity squad was defeated in all three matches by respec with loss to Bellaire tive scores of 15-11, 15-2,andl5-7. BY DENNIS final stanza. with 27 points. Also Pepin also led the way Patti Schrnitt was SKROCKI The Devils trailed adding points were: with 11 rebounds as the lady Devil's The East Jordan by as many as 32 poin Gerry Ciszewski (10), Burks added eight, leading scorer as she jayvee basketball ts during the final Jeff Burks (6), Tim Freel contributed six served for nine points, squad ended its 1986- quarter but outscored Brennan (5), Dave as Olstrom crashed seven of which came 87 season on a bad the Eagles 13-7 in the Freel (4), Aaron Brock the boards for five. in the first match. note losing to Bellaire last three minutes but (3), Tracy Reich (2), cessfully donated blood in East Jordan Also scoring were: Pepin, Burks, These members of the East Jordan com by the final score of that wasn't enough as Jeff Olstrom (2), Scott Ciszewski, and Bren although 60 volunteered. Kathy Knop (3), munity helped to make the East Jordan blood 89-63. The loss leaves they were defeated by Nachazel (2), and nan will see more ac drive a success. Forty-nine people suc Monica Olstrom (2), the final score of 89-63. Mark Lercel (2). Shandra Sweet (1), the Devil's final tion this season as Michelle Gibbard (1), season record at 12 7. All members of the Defensively the they have been moved and Kris Burt(l). Things looked junior Devil squad put Devils were out- up to the varsity bleak from the start points on the board as rebounded 54-47. squad for tournaments. EJ blood drive meets goal Things went much as the Devils hit only 8 Dan Pepin led the way the same as the Devils of 27 shots from the took on a strong group field in the first quar BY DENNIS ticipation in this donation was one pint The drive was fromMancelona. year's drive," said ter. The Eagles con SKROCKI per person. organized by Student The Devils once Harris promoted in AF Student Cou ncil nected on 11 of 26 field The annual East When the day was Council members who again dropped all Mark J. Harris, Harris is an air traf the daughter of Dale President Jim goals and 2 of 4 free Jordan Student over, the collected also assisted Red three matches, this son of John and Janet fic control specialist at and Charlotte Looze Council blood drive, Raymond. throws to jump out to blood was transpor Cross officials and time by scores of 15-4, Harris of Rural Route K.I.Sawyer Air Force of Rural Route 1, East held last Tuesday in a 24-14 lead at the Before giving ted to a Red Cross area nurses in conduc- 15-8, and 15-12. 1, Boyne City, Mich, Base, Mich., with the Jordan, Mich. the school's ban- quarter's end. blood, donors filled laboratory i n tingtheevent. Top scoring honors has been promoted in droom, faired suc The Red Devils 2001st Information He is a 1981 out a questionnaire Petoskey where it Such things as food were shared by Burt, the U.S. Air Force to cessful as 49 pints were also unable to Systems Squadron. graduate of Boyne sheet and were underwent safety and drink were Olstrom, and Missy the rank of staff City High School. were collected. This mount a successful of His wife, DeEtte, is checked for age and testing before donated by several Gee who served for amount was four over sergeant. weight requirements. distribution to area area merchants. five points each. Sch fensive attack in the the set goal of 45 but is The maximum hospitals. rnitt, Knop, Gibbard second period and at slightly under last and Teresa Poole each halftime trailed by 18 year's collection of 51 had two. points, 42-24. NOTICE OF ELECTION pints. The third period EJ frosh bow to Eagles Thejayvees.forthe Some 60 people at saw the Devils keep TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF second time this pace with the Bellaire tempted to give blood BY DENNIS from the opening field and a mere 7 of 30 season, won their offense but they could THE CITY OF BOYNE CITY: with only 49 suc SKROCKI minutes and could not (23%) at the foul line. match against not gain any ground ceeding. Of these The East Jordan get back on track as The Eagles hit on 21 of Charlevoix. donors, 28 were first as their 9 of 17 per freshman basketball they were down by 60 (35%) from the field After taking the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at the Special time students from squad finished out respective quarter and 22 of 34 (65%) at formance from the East Jordan with the first game 15-10, the field was matched as Election to be held in the City of Boyne City, their season last scores of 17-12, 37-24, the line. junior Devils dropped rest being community the Eagles hit on 9 of Monday coming out 48-39,and 64-55, which Don Cutler and Pat the second by a score County of Charlevoix, Michigan, on the 17th members and studen on the losing end was the final score. Muma shared top 19. Bellaire also went day of March, 1987, from 7 o'clock a.m. to 8 ts with past experien of 15-13 but came back against a tough On the night the scoring honors for the in the final match with 7 of 9 at the foul line to o'clock p.m., Eastern Daylight Savings Time, ce. "I was pleased Bellaire Eagle squad. Devils hit 24 of 67 Devils with 15 points take a commanding with the student par a 15-4 win to capture there will be submitted to vote of the qualified The Devils trailed (36%) shots from the each. 67-47 lead into the electors of the City the following propositions: Lion or Lombr you con save on o subscription to the Street Improvement Proposal Shall the City of Boyne City borrow the principal Charlevoix County Press amount of not to exceed One Million Eight Thousand Seven Hundred Dollars ($1,008,700) and issue its during our General Obligation Unlimited Tax Bonds therefore for the purpose of paying all or part of the cost of street improvements in the City, including stormsewers, March Special curbs, gutters, sidewalks, and pavement? Water System Improvement Proposal ln-county rotes were v ' - — „ Shall the City of Boyne City borrow the principal S 12.00 per year amount of not to exceed Five Hundred Ninety-Two Thousand Four Hundred Dollars ($592,400) and issue its general obligation unlimited tax bonds therefor for the purpose of paying all or part of the cost of im provements to the City's water system, including the replacement and/or installation of new water mains Now and services and appurtenances thereto? Sewer System Improvement Proposal $9.00 Shall the City of Boyne City borrow the principal amount of not to exceed One Million One Hundred Senior citizens rotes Ninety Eight Thousand Nine Hundred Dollars ($1,198,900) and issue its general obligation unlimited $6.50 tax bonds therefor for the purpose of paying all of part of the cost of improvements to the City's sanitary Out-of-county rotes sewer system, including replacement or relining of existing sewer lines, separation of storm sewer system were $18.00 per year from sanitary sewer system, and related improvements? THE PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST OF SAID GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS SHALL BE PAYABLE FROM AVAILABLE FUNDS OF THE Now CITY, AND THE CITY IS REQUIRED BY LAW TO LEVY SUFFICIENT AD VALOREM TAXES, IF NECESSARY, FOR THE PAYMENT THEREOF UPON ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY WITHOUT LIMITATION AS TO RATE OR $15.00 AMOUNT. All qualified and registered electors may vote on the above bonding propositions. MAIL TO, The place of voting will be as follows: The Charlevoix County Press Boyne City Commission Chambers - Precinct No. 1 P.O. Box A, 108 Grovelond Boyne City Commission Chambers - Precinct No. 2 Doyne City, Ml 49712 Both Precincts located at 319 North Lake Street. This Notice is given by authority of the City Com mission of the City of Boyne City, County of Or coll 616-582-6761 Charlevoix, Michigan. (These special rates are for new subscribers only) to Order your Subscription Thomas Garlock City Clerk ,^____. mar 4,11 ( ( SECTION(S) MISSING