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Vol. 14, No. 19 Thursday, March 6, 1980 *arfavoix Qountu 25 cents YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER C/ Industry layoffs hit hard in EJ BY BARB CRUDEN slowed-up." But she, like Baker, believes 15 percent off its gross, because that the general economic situation has been plant employed about 15 percent of the East Jordan has had its profile altered the cause. Local layoffs don't show up on people in this area." from time to time in the past. Now, hand tax collections as a particular effect, they At Glen's Market and Family Center. to mouth, it considers what features say. Rob Westfall, assistant manager, says in might be in for a change in the face of Unemployment figures at the Petoskey the period since December, they have recent industry layoffs. office of Michigan Employment Security taken in 30 percent more food stamps ITT Electrical Automotive shut down Commission are not broken down by city. than they did last year for the same completely in 1979, which meant a loss of According to DeWayne Cox, who is months. He notes also an increase of WIC 175 jobs to the community. branch office manager, 1.125 are un- (Women. Infants, Children) credits- East Jordan Iron Works is always employed countywide, as of December Last year, $395; this year. $648. slower in winter, according to Bruce 1979. At the same period in 1978, the He adds on a note of optimism: "We Malpass, executive vice-president, but he figure was 1,050. That is a comparison of haven't lost faith in the community, and is reluctant to give figures on the 11.9 percent of the work force with last they haven't lost faith in us." To keep fluctuating employment there, because year's 11.6 percent. prices down, Glen's is doing as much they would appear out of context. County food stamp distribution has advance buying as possible on staple Gulf and Western's work force is down gone up, says Vasco Zucchiatti, Services products, which will be going up sharply, 65 people. Michael Speer, personnel Supervisor at Charlevoix County Westfall says, keeping the retail price manager, hopes hiring will begin again in Department of Social Services. But, he down until the stocked-up stock is used less than a year. comments, the reasons may also be up. Northwestern State Bank's board increased publicity on the food stamp JOB SEARCH FRUSTRATING chairman, Charles McDowell comments program. Those most conscious of local stress, of that although East Jordan economics BARS SUFFER MOST course, are the people who have been laid Grandvae residential aide BUlIe Jo Clark gave tours of the new supervised residential wing daring reflect auto industry trends, consumer The businesses hurt most by the off. grand opening festivities Sunday at the Grandvne Medical Care Facility in East Jordan. The new traffic at the bank has dropped only sagging economy are probably bars. Michael and Jina Berkshire were 27-bed addition will be ready to have residents move into in a week or two. slightly. Chuck Sherk, owner of Chuck's Place at having a Sunday afternoon "outing" at At Colwell and Company, Realtors, Bill 115 Main St., estimates that unemploy- Peters' West Side Laundromat. Michael iit'cflth says nobody seems to have moved ment in the East Jordan area is about 40 has been looking for a job since October away because of job loss. "A lot of layoff percent, and he says that's about how when he and others were laid off from is seasonal," he says. "They play it up a much his business is down. Gulf and Western after about two years Ohs and ahs for Grandvue lot." He adds, "If it continues, then I "In a recession, a bar is reasonably on the job. would say it would make a difference." durable because people have more time As he and Jina toss the week's wash EAST JORDAN - Grandvue adminis- and was open to the public. About 120 A day-room with a television and books East Jordan Plastics continues a stable on their hands," he said. But he into the dryers, he explains most want-ad trators and area county commissioners people attended. is shared by the wing's residents. work force, rpeorts Personnel Manager considers East Jordan's current problems jobs are temporary or for low wages. • i were on hand Sunday to show off the Residents will start moving into the Total construction costs for the new Shirley Diller. They are just about where much more than just a recession. Mike and Jina have a baby son. While newest addition to Grandvue Medical new facility in a week or two, Director wing was approximately $680,000, in- they usually are this time of year, she "With the current economic situation Jina goes to' her CETA job, Mike takes Care Facility, and it indeed is something Richard Tilien said. Residents will be cluding $85,000 for the room furnishings says. we have, by the time a guy pays for all the care of the baby and hunts for work. to "show off." screened for admittance and their $400 and landscaping. Construction on the TAX PAYMENTS SLOW basics—food, heat and gas—he has He has gone as far away as the The nine spacious three-bedroom per month rent will be paid for mostly 7,500 square ft. addition began in 1976. People are slow in paying taxes, Joann nothing left from his unemployment Kalkaska gas refineries and army enlist- facilities, which will house 27 residents through state and federal aid to the The kitchen in the older section of the Baker says. The Wilson Township check," Sherk said. ment in Grayling. He found nothing at who must be supervised at ail times, were elderly, he said. building was renovated to adequately treasurer notes that last year at this He said East Jordan has yet to feel the the former, and the net $190 per month met with ohs and ahs from patients, The nine rooms in the new facility each serve 27 additional residents, Tilien said. time over 800 of the taxpayers had their long-term effects of the ITT plant closing. for 13 weeks of Army basic training would family and curious folks who wandered have a beautiful view of rolling hill- Grandvue is the First medical care taxes in, while the figure is down to 715 "Right now those people are still drawing only pay for rent and utilities. through the new wing's grand opening. side, are equipped with an intercom facility in the state to have supervised this year. unemployment, but that doesn't go on So how are things? The grand opening festivities included system to call an aide and have separate residential rooms attached to the facility, East Jordan's City Clerk Fern Morris forever. Unless those jobs are replaced "No more going out. . . Snowmobil- refreshments and a tour of the new wing bathrooms. he added. agrees that "tax collections—kind of virtually every business in town can take [ Continued on page 21

Boyne band top in district

Boyne City and East Jordan were participants In high school and Junior high school band festivals held recently. The Boyne City High School Band, pictured here, received a Division I (excellent] rating qualifying them for state competition. East Jordan's band received a D [good] rating. For a complete story on both area bands see page 12.

Master plan maps the future Industrial park instead of airport?

BOYNE CITY - The preliminary com- trial park, suggestions for the lakefront Woodrow and Dave Tyler, representa- currently located is very favorable for an be interested in developing within the TANNERY PROPERTY prehensive plan for Boyne City was development, new areas for mobile tives of the Johnson, Johnson and Roy industrial park, the planners said, be- city "at a moment's notice what ac- "We concur that a mixed-use revealed Tuesday night with a number of homes and apartments, growth for the planning firm of Ann Arbor, presented cause the land is flat, developable, commodations, the city has to offer," development would be the best and major land use recommendations. downtown business area, and develop- land use recommendations. They used located near public utilities and has easy Woodrow said. proper Ose for this property," Woodrow The land use recommendations include ment of city park?. slides, maps and graphs to show the access to highway M-75, The newly formed Economic Develop- said. making the dty airport into an indus- At the third and final workshop Kim planned growth opportunities available to An alternative site considered was ment Corporation might draft the site Rick and Dave Smith of Lake As- Boyne City. approximately 20 acres on State Street plan, Woodrow suggested. The 40 acres sociates have an option on 13 acres of "Implementation of many of these past Rotary Park. But the planners should be divided into 10 acre plots, he property located between Lake Master plan time table recommendations does not occur over- suggested that it is not a suitable said, so the city could attract smaller Charlevoix and Front Street. night," Tyler stressed. He said many of alternative for industrial expansion be- industries and not have one large The planners recommend that a multi- BOYNE CITY - Input received from city document finished by May. A public the changes would have to gradually be cause it is too small. Traffic would have to industry settle on the whole forty acres. family residential project with a possible residents at the workshop Tuesday night hearing, by law, must be held before the incorporated through zoning ordinances be routed through residential areas to get 'The city currently Is repaying a loan marina and restaurant be situated on that and comments received from the com- document goes before the planning and by city departments prioritizing what to the site, which could cause further from the Michigan Aeronautic Com- property. ' ••..:;•;. '• - ;.'.;i:.'/:..; . •.; prehensive plan technical advisory commission. No date has been set for the changes should take place first, problems, Woodrow said, The parcel is mission for paving the runway. Woodrow "No retail functions whatsoever should committee meeting Monday night will be public hearing, which could be held in INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION currently zoned agricultural. said the $8,500 loan debt is not that great be there," Woodrow said. He suggested added to the final document. late May or early June, •'Boyne City presently does rtpt have Other factors weighing toward favor- when compared to the benefits which that possibly a gas station and restaurant After the planning commission reviews any room for industrial expansion.*' able industrial development of the airport may be derived from having an industry could be located there to. serve the people By March 24 Johnson, Johnson and the document, the comprehensive plan Woodrow said; The airport property is property is that in order for the city to: settle in Boyne City and create jobs. who use the marina, I Roy will present a preliminary draft of the goes before the city commission for the "only totally suitable property Boyne qualify for1 state money to help develop a The only recommendation the planners "The city has to negotiate with, the comprehensive plan to the advisory approval. City has Tor an industrial park. We've lite plan, an fndustriaj park must have 40 offered for the industries presently developers to make sure everything is 1 committee. Further comments may be : ; ; : Future implementation of the cbmpre-' selected the airport property to use as the -acres. •''--,-;'' '; ' ••., C • ••••• •; • ,.• . situated on take Street—Courter and prppierly scaled and eye^appeaUng," added to the plan and it will again be sent hensive plat) would involve changes in major parcel for industrial development, Woodrow suggested that the city start Essex—is to, have controlled access for Wctadrow said. ' ':,•••': /v-V\v >\ .•.;•,• •;•' back to the planners for revisions. the city zoning ordinance and other city should that need arise," he said. working on an industrial site plan so that traffic in and out of the parking lots along The Smiths tentatively plan to put in ;: The 40 'acre area where the airport is : The planners expect to have the final codes. . •'•• . /.' .;••' ' •' ':• • '..•'•: it couId show a new Industry which might thai aria. ;. :: • :••'':••: '•":•'•••:'.., ' [Continued on page 3} № Page 2 - THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1980 - Charlevoix County Press Charlevoix nips EJ in over time menoe a nice pass from Brent Sweet. EAST JORDAN—Sophomore Jim with 2:16 left to play in the game. Buchanan hit a 15 ft. jump shot with four In over time Del Ingalls put East Then East Jordan made six points in a seconds left in over time to gWe Charle- Jordan on top with a quick basket, but row to tie the game at 58-58 with 1:27 left, voix a first round district basketball Buchanan hit the next five points to give tournament win over East Jordan Tues- Buchanan put the Rayders ahead by Charlevoix the victory. day night. two as he made a pair of free throws with Buchanan led Ctiaj levoix with 20 points Buchanan's shot put the Rayders 12 seconds left. But East Jordan's Duane and Scott Morgan added 19. Carpenter ahead 64-62. He also made a free throw Carpenter tied the game with two paced East Jordan with 22 points and two seconds later to put the score at its seconds to play making a short shot after Jerry Fuller had 21. final 65-62 margin. The Rayders earned* the right to meet Boyne City at 8:30 p.m. Thursday. The winner of that game will meet the Roger City-Onaway winner in the tournament finals at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Jobs hard to find It was an up and down game for East (Continued from front page] mere ice cream cone was a once-in- Jordan, the host team. The Red Devils 1 many-months treat. took a 10-point lead early in the second ing is a thing of the past. . . Used to be Save- And Frank Kubicek, now living in quarter, only to fall behind 3$-3.3 at half that hard work and going toward a future Charlevoix, recalls the tales told by the time. meant something, but now. Bohemian settlers in 1869. Charlevoix outscored East Jordan 12 to Laid off from the Iron Works, also after "The first few years were known as the Share six in the third quarter to take an eight about two years. Larry Chew has been woodchuck years," he says. It was the point lead, and the Ra.vders still led by six looking for a job since December. His Glen's wants everyone in most available food then; when the land sister Jean Kenney reports both Larry had been pretty well hunted out. East Jordan to know about and his brother—also laid off—find it Save-Share and hopes more For tea. he says, they dried basswood Pictured at left are Sara hard to figure out how make the days go blossoms. Coffee was rye grain roasted groups will use it to raise by. Oliver and Sally Maar for funds. and ground. "Poor man's meat" was the East Jordan Learning Part of it is comparison. Once they All a group has to do is dried brown stump mushrooms. Center receiving a check in could save up enough to buy a snow- register with the Store If a family wanted a stove, they hiked i. V. the amount of $91.02. We're glad mobile—or two. Manager and begin saving to Traverse City and carried the stove This is one example of a the green cash register IT'S HAPPENED BEFORE home in sections on their backs. non-profit group making tapes. Glen's will pay 1 you asked! Some folks around can make another Survival living may have been easier to use of the Save-Share Pro- percent of the total qual- comparison. Mrs. Martha Kamradt take because it was shared. It's tough on gram to help raise funds. ified amount of all tapes with remembers people literally counting today's penny-counters who are still There are many more brought in by any reg- pennies during the Depression when a surrounded by more fortunate neighbors. Sara Oliver & Sally Maar groups using, it too, and istered group; and not just Tom Vanderwall E.J. Learning Center there will be a picture of once, but each time a group $91.02 one each week in this brings in $25.00 worth of paper. slips or more. WHY DO I NEED A VIP BOX?

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'Some feel we gave in, but...'

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BOYWE CITY—"There's a big di- movements (planes landing and taking "Has anyone considered the feel- BYJIMBAUMANN only $16,000 worth of work remained to upset about Rasch's possible conflict of lemma which your community faces off) from the city airport on M-75 ings of the industries all ready here?", be finished on the $70,000 project. Rasch interest. EAST JORDAN Why did the city "We have laid down some very strong '•v:< and we recognize this is a sensitive South. . John DiMartino of Essex asked. "One felt that getting bids would delay an issue. Without land for industry what "The growth (of the Boyne City of the main reasons Essex settled in council change its mind about requiring anticipated May 1 opening of the center. guidelines. We let him (Rasch) know we good is an airport? But Withdut the Boyne City 25 years ago was because bids on the Community Center He also felt he could get better prices by don't want him to do anything like this airport) is expected to be approxi- again." airport what good is industry?.' • mately 1/3 to 1/2 of what is expected of the airport access," he said. remodeling project? / negotiating and "shopping around" than Kim Woodrow, a representative for to take place at the East Jordan and According to figures available According to council member Patricia if he had to solicit bids, "His biggest error of judgment was Johnson, Johnson and Roy, stated the Charlevpix city airports in terms of the through the Michigan Aeronautics Sweet, it was a basic desire to get the 'U'm 99 percent convinced that we that he didn't tell us of bis involve- dilemma the city and its residents are number of planes based at the Commission Essex's use "of the project finished as soon.as possible, would have gone quite a bit over budget if ment with, this company," Sweet said.^ in regarding abandoning the airport airport," he said. "The Boyne City airport is very limited and that level of "1 guess some people feel we gave in we had UKask for bids," Sweet said. "We asked direct questions and he did fpr an industrial park site, Several of airport will be the smallest airport in activity is not expected to increase." too easily," she said. "But we felt it was "Then we would have to let the building not give us direct answers. We were the 35 people who attended the final the area over the next 20 years Wdodrow said. in the best interest of the public to get the sit unfinished until we had mure money." misled.". public workshop Tuesday night for the Other questions raised by members building done." Still, she said, she does not think Rasch according to the Michigan Aeronautics She doesn't expect this project will set comprehensive plan questioned the Commission." of the audience included a possible Last summer,. the city council had hired his newphew's. firm because he planners land use recommendation use of that property by both industries given Rasch permission to remodel the a precedent, however. "The council was would benefit financially. "With all the Leon Jarema, an area pilot who probably negligent to give one person regarding the airport property and chartered flights for 15 years, said he and the airport and also the possibility building without getting formal bids. But facts we've been given, I don't think suggested alternatives for its use as an of annexation with a surrounding the council changed its mind on Feb. 19 that much authority to spend $70,000 Superintendent Rasch was gaining any- thinks the need for the airport is without bids," she said. industrial park site. increasing. township for use of land as an after The Charlevoix County Press thing for his own pocket on this. In a Woodrow said he based his recom- "With the 55 mph speed limit, more industrial park. reported that Rasch had hired his She wouldn't want to approve another small community, it's hard to avoid mendation that the 40 acres where the and more people are using air travel. Woodrow said the suggestions wjll nephew's firm to do carpentry work on project in the same manner—"not with- situations like this." airport is located and its surrounding Most businessmen want to get some be looked into further and that the the building. out a lot more participation by the "I think the main question has to^be .areas be converted into an industrial place fast and not have to drive 30 or planners would meet with the city Then the council reversed itself again council. But I couldn't rule it out if bids 'Has Herm been doing a good job for the park on the dwindling number of 45 minutes to the next closest air- advisory committee before final draft- three days later in a Feb. 22 special came in extremely high and we thought city?' And the answer would have to be port," he said. ing of the plan, meeting. The Press was not told about we could save money by doing the work yes. He's accomplished more than any- this meeting, and thus was unable to ourselves." body else has in the position." report the council's reasoning for Sweet said that she and three other "City superintendents have never been changing its policy. council members—Al Joseph, Ken popular. 1 wouldn't touch the job with a BC's. future mapped According*to Mrs. Sweet, Rasch said Hagen and Bud Kenny—were the most 10 ft. pole," Mrs. Sweet said. [Continued from front page] restored but others are deteriorating," 100 condominium units and should Woodrow said. submit the site plan to the planning The planners recommend that land on DON'T MISS YOUR LAST CHANGE FOR commission within the next month (See both sides of Michigan Avenue in the related story). vicinity of Boyne Ridge Apartments be $ 00 RAILROAD PROPERTY used for further multi-family residential A 500 REBATE ON THE REMAINING " The planners also recommended a development. mixed-use development for the former The property across from the Maple railroad property which Arch Wright and Lawn Cemetery on Division Street was a group of investors own. The property is recommended to be used as a mobile 1979 CHEVROLETS located on Lake Charlevoix between the home park. end of Water and Main Streets. "It's a fairly scenic area which could be "A motel or condominium-marina used ideally as a mobile home park with 1979 IMPALA operation would be fantastic," Woodrow the right buffers," Woodrow said. "And 1979 SPORTVAN said. "It would keep people in the you have an excellent precedent with LANDAU COUPE downtown area and within walking Lakeview Village Mobile Home Park to go distance. The tourist business would spill by," he said. You can into the downtown retail area." It is importantto identify an area where Speciality shops to attract tourism this type of residence can be attrac- use the $500.00 would be ideal for the property, he said, tively located, the planners said. With the but it would have to be scaled properly so cost of housing, more and more people fora that it would not take away from the might be living in mobile homes. downtown shopping area but add. to it, CITY PARKS down he said. $ $ BUSINESS DISTRICT Boyne City's parks and the opportuni- 7876 ties they offer are under-used and LIST PRICE payment LIST PRICE 7773 "The downtown commercial district $ should remain as it is—solid and under-developed, the planners said. DISCOUNT defined," Woodrow said. The planners are working on a plan for DISCOUNT '1500 1600 There fire two methods of planned Memorial Park, adjacent to City Hall $ $ growth the planners suggest, however. which will include new types of activi- REBATE 500 REBATE 500 The first is to fill in empty lots between ties for the park. The planners said that businesses with attractive landscaping or with a circle drive running through it, the TOTAL 5876 TOTAL 5673 allow new business to build on the vacant park is automobile oriented, not lots. pedestrian oriented. .jFh^'.secortd recommendation is to allow The planners suggested that city- > the homes located on the1 fringe of the owned property behind Consumer^' downtown business area, such as those Power on the north side of Boyne River GMAC 1979 IMPALA on Lake Street, Water Street and Boyne could be used as park land. The city Avenue, to be developed as commercial currently uses the land to store salt and financing 3 SEAT WAGON businesses. sand. The $$ money The planners also noted that parking "It's one of the most beautiful parts of at only facilities are not being used to full Boyne River and could be used as a you save capacity. They suggest (hat more appeal- put-in/drop-off point for canoes, a pier 12.6% APR ing walkways for pedestrians walking could be installed for fishing or picnic will buy from the parking lots to the downtown tables could be added for people to eat business area could promote better use of their lunch," Woodrow said. a lot the parking facilities. The city also owns 52 acres on the $ The planners suggest that an alter- south side of Boyne River which the No payment LIST PRICE 7872 of gas native truck route deferring traffic away planners suggest should be made into a $ from the downtown area be established. nature trail. DISCOUNT 1500 The trucks would be routed along East A management plan for Avalanche for Street except for those making deliveries. Mountain Preserve has already been $ RESIDENTIAL AREAS drafted by the city and planners 45 days REBATE 500 One of the biggest problems facing suggested that the plan be followed, $ Boyne City is housing, the planners said. including both passive and active recrea- TOTAL 5872 "Many homes in the city are being tion uses. 1979 CHEVY VAN 1979 IMPALA SCHAFER'S 4 DR. SEDAN Income Tax Preparation C Custom G OFFER 6 CYLINDER and H T-Shirts H A or Jackets A Accounting Service M M GOOD (1 to 1,000) Personal. Business. Corporation. Partnership F • only at F r SCHAFER's _ $ $ t Boyne City * ROBERTSON & ZICK LIST PRICE 6664 LIST PRICE 6409 R1 582-6331 . R' UNTIL Certified Public Accountants $ $ SCHAFER'S Licensed to practice before the I.R.S. • DISCOUNT 1300 DISCOUNT 1300 $ Call for appointment REBATE 500 MARCH 10th REBATE $500 210 S. 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Letters to the editor reprirndni but EJ I Dorit worry ...an neiI makes its point in ne East The Ptess editorialized two weeks told about. The council agreed to let doesn't work. And Rasch was border- ago about the involvement of the East Rasch proceed without bids after ing on the ridiculous when he told the Editor, very successfully cut off at the pass. word—know how much they can get away Jordan city superintendent with a local all—as long as he kept council ' council he could not control costs or with. In the cases of East Jordan and In reply to Bonnie J. Fox's impassioned In both towns the business types are contracting firm. Despite what some ' members informed of who he was quality if he had to get bids, plea for you'to leave her beloved city always too busy fussing with their cash Boyne City that includes the whole people may think, we are not inter- hiring. By the council's action, we The remodeling was originally bid council and superintendent alone.. . She registers to find the time or the inclina- shebang—anything goes. ested in prolonging that controversy. were left wondering whether Rasch's as one large project. Bids came in just doesn't want her little old mole hill to tion to check on their city fathers—• If they get caught, they just say they But since the first editorial was written actions were being totally condoned. much higher than Rasch had suddenly become a mountain. oh yes, and mothers—to make sure that don't know how to correct it and just keep before the council decided on a course budgeted, but that could be because So you all just quit your brainwashing, Fortunately, we have found, that's they are following the rules. right on going. Other than a few of action, the situation deserves a final the two contractors involved were not criticizing and throwing monkey wrenchs not the case. We have verbal assur- dedicated comics who cares. Not comment. ( ' hungry for work at the time. If the every which way. It isn't nice. Even The growls of the Hoi Polloi can be ances from at least a few council Shakespeare. Frankly, we were amazed at the lack remodeling had been bid as a number George Romney wouldn't approve, quieted by throwing them a bone from of action by the council. At its Feb. 19 of small projects—with carpeting, I really don't think she has anything to time to time. So she shouldn't feel Frankly, Mrs. Fox. no one gives a meeting, the council decided that it plumbing, carpentry, and electrical worry about, though. Here in Boyne City threatened by the comedians from a little damn. had given Superintendent Rasch too Editorial work all separated—the bids might we tried to get an outside opinion on our oldi country newspaper, or an aroused much authority by allowing him to have come closer to budget. And there last«two "irregular" elections. Every- citizenry. Everett K. Sayles members that Rasch has been told would be no heed to call a special undertake a $70,000 remodeling that he must be more "above board" thing was going along fine until we were Our city parents—now thafs the right Boyne City project without taking formal bids. council meeting (as some have about his involvement with local firms. recently suggested) every time the Despite Rasch's objections, the A more specific job description and council decided that for the remainder color of carpeting had to be changed. possibly a revaluation of the question We don't entirely agree with the of the project, Rasch would have to of the superintendent doing outside follow normal bidding procedures. council's decision to ignore bidding Safe nuclear power can engineering work are at least being procedures, but we can understand That could hardly be described as considered. their desire to finish the project as coming down hard on Rasch, iq view As a final note, we hope that the city soon as possible now that it is nearly of the fact that he had hired his superintendent and city council do not finished. :! nephew's firm to work on the project ease OPEC stranglehold make a habit of bypassing normal There are still some difficult policy without telling the council about it. bidding procedures. It is too simplis- questions which need to be ironed out The industry and federal officials the Navy Nuclear Power Submarine But three days later the council tic to point to a couple of high bids on in the coming months, however, Editor, learned a great deal from it. As a result, Service. reversed itself in a hastily called "the Community Center remodeling concerning the council's relationship As a resident of Michigan, particularly some ne^w designs and procedures have special meeting that the press wa's not project and conclude that bidding with its superintendent. Charlevoix County, I feel the need to I feel that the Big Rock Point plant is a express my feelings about the operation come out of it. safe, reliable, economical means of of Big Rock Point plant and the other Before the Three Mile Island accident, producing the electrical power we need nuclear power plants in our state. critics of nuclear power would have you until a better way comes along. I work at Big Rock Point as a licensed believe that thousands of people would 1 am getting sick and tired of reading Control Operator, licensed by the U.S. die if such an accident were to happen. some of the misinformed information and Nuclear Regulatory Commission. It would But they didn't, and it was termed a bad comments in the paper by people who Letter from the publisher be a little naive or me to say that there accident. . don't know what they are talking about. aren't going to be any prejudicial Here at Big Rock we need to increase 1 read an article the other day by a statements in this letter, because there our spent fuel storage capacity from 193 »• spokesperson for Charlevoix Concerned 3! are. fuel bundles to 441. Our present storage Citizens group which was full of major area is designed to handle the increased We need nuclear power in Michigan "misquotes." Our standby emergency number of fuel assemblies safely. We use and throughout our nation. We need to diesel generator she thinks is in Chicago, about two-thirds of the uranium from ease the stranglehold the OPEC nations has been on the site at Big Rock for four How can you sum up have on us. We can do this safely and each fuel assembly, leaving one third in years and is tested for automatic start the spent fuel. This fuel should be economically by the use of nuclear power. every week. reprocessed in the future and re-used as I believe 1 can safely say that in the This spokesperson compares our in- minds of every control operator in this new fuel. struments to her blender and iron. I can state, the safety and well-being of the There is no way Big Rock can be used assure you that our safety instruments a life in 250 words? public is of the utmost importance. Our as "dumping ground" for other power receive 10-fold the amount of testing her families live in this area also. plants. The fuel assemblies used for other Two articles totalling no more than 250 or whatever. Important earlier milestones endured the London Blitz and suffered a kitchen appliances do, and on a continu- Each and every licensed control opera- plants are much larger and would not words that I submitted a few weeks ago to are noted starkly in print—birthdate and serious leg injury as the result of an ing basis. As a control operator I help run tor, while operating a nuclear plant, has even fit in our storage racks. two British newspapers were probably place, education, profession, marriage, accident ,&U bojnb,-damaged home. the tests. . ,• ;• children; family, jvortliWhfle community f- Th&WfiW-wortd cHabged draMfeal the right (by his license) to "scram" The problems of waste and storage of • more important to me than td/the peopjle I just hope thgse people who are $p attivitiesf and S#ards—mbre for the (shutdown) the reactor anytime he feels it radioactive material from power plants who read them. in ^ concerned for our well-being continue to memories they invoke than for any official is unsafe. We are not going to knowingly are real ones. However, the technology or Usually, the opposite is true because had greater difficulty accepting the go back to the library and study the facts. record of a person's life. allow the power companies to operate a the means to solve these problems are the articles were obituaries about a man changes than the wars. For example, he known. Perhaps the worst problem is at But 1 hope even more that they tell the It's a handful of words for the average power plant in an unsafe condition. who married my father's sister in Cork, remained a staunch Liberal Party the political level which has halted any truth like it is and not just the way they person, but an obituary may conjure up Sure, operators make mistakes, and Ireland 61 years ago. It was the second supporter although they have not been a major progress in this area. want it told. many memories for those left behind. The equipment doesn't always work the way it time in a long career as a journalist that I force in British politics since the It seems like every other day the OPEC had written an obituary; 15 years ago I newspaper report, therefore, becomes a Depression years. I called him "John is supposed to. But our reactor plants are Let us use our heads and some common much more important "public record" designed to take this into account. They nations are raising the price of oil. The sense and back the power companies and had my father's life to sum up in a few Bull" when he vented his outrage at cost of producing power from oil is almost words. than any official documents stored in a world politics that ignored a weak are designed to shut themselves down the nuclear power plants so we can tell file somewhere. automatically if an unsafe condition four times that of nuclear power. If the OPEC nations what they can do with their In and around newspapers, journalists England's interests. And he could not people of this country would back nuclear For me, those few words I wrote about should occur. oil. joke about colleagues who get into understand why the politicians continue power plants, in 10 to 12 years we could my uncle were the "new decade, new We did not abandon the DC-10 jetliner trouble with their editors by commenting, to allow millions of black and brown have 60 percent of our electrical power era" column that I couldn't write as the because there was a design problem (NOTE: These are my own personal "pretty soon they'll be back to writing citizens of the British Empire to freely coming from nuclear plants. The design 1980's began. While every other which resulted in hundreds of fatalities. views as a resident of Michigan and not obits." emigrate to England. He would fume of the breeder reactor is almost a reality columnist in the United States was We fixed the design problem. necessarily those of. Consumers Power. Writing obituaries is considered the about the fact that the local shopping area and it makes more fuel than it uses. Company.) bottom of the ladder for anyone in the making profound observations on the "looks like bloody Calcutta." Despite his We cannot abandon nuclear power because of the accident at Three Mile I have worked at Big Rock for more profession. There is a basic formula for passing of, the 1970's and the beginning discomfort, he went shopping there Island in Pennsylvania. No one was killed than eight years. Before that, I spent William G. Merwln writing up the facts submitted by family of the 1980's, I found myself with almost every day until recently because or even injured in that accident. eight years as a power plant operator in East Jordan or funeral director. Thus, obits make few absolutely no inspiration on the subject. he could not see the need for a demands on those charged with the Were the 1970's that bad, and was I refrigerator (or other modern "gadgets," responsibility of preparing them for for that matter). publication. MAN OF ANOTHER AGE Yet, I found myself wondering after my Despite modern means of transporta- last experience if there was anything George tion, his travel was limited to the more important published from week- When cars talk, will English seashore for the past several to-week in a newspaper that purports to decades. Other than regular annual be interested in the people it serves. Colburn outings to Ireland in years gone by to see his wife's family and friends, the only A STRONG OBLIGATION time he left the country was to shoot and Oh, nothing special happened as a be shot at on the Western Front in World they tell the truth ? result of the obituaries I wrote and saw War 1. Although he lived the last 25 years published in England. But I wrote them that frightened about what the 1980's only a few miles from Heathrow Inter- When you hear voices that aren't there claiming he had run out of gas. In those will march, waving banners. After in the hope that friends and perhaps a held in store for us? Perhaps a classic national Airport, he never entered an it's usually a sign that your friends have days there wasn't a voice coming from sufficient Supreme Court mumbling, the lost relative or two might see my words case of writer's block on a subject I didn't airplane except for a joy ride while in the been right about you all along. the dashboard saying, "He's a liar." auto companies will be forced to offer and thus know that Robert Walter Saintey want to think about? military. He was a man of another age Five years from now your friends will Whenever something new is invented options. You'll be able to buy a car had passed on at 82 years of age. But, then I heard in mid-January that who showed it most Visibly in recent be wrong. You'll be able to hear voices there always seems to be a catch you specifying which voice you can tolerate* Personally, I felt a strong obligation to try my uncle had suffered a stroke. Because years by stubbornly refusing the assis- that aren't there without being hauled off hadn't planned on. This time it will set off to reach my uncle's past through the he had no children, and Ijad outlived tance of the British social services to Traverse City hardly at all. a nation-wide controversy. But that's not the pit in the cherry pie press. It reminded me that as a publisher everyone close to him, I made plans to go agencies despite a growing physical Especially if you hear voices when You've already thought about it, but 1 at all. Heavens, no. Suppose you paid I should always keep in mind my personal to London to assess his health and make frailty and the full knowledge that his you're driving down the highway. shall mention it anyway. Will the voice be nine thousand cold cash for a new car and feelings in this specific instance that arrangements for his care. But by the taxes paid the bills. He lived in his own American ingenuity is coming up with male or female? Trje ERA will get into it, on your first trip out you heard a voice involved family.1 I'm . sure that most time I arrived at his home a few days home to the end, relying on neighbors for a car that will talk back to you. Instead of the government will get into it, people saying. "This car is a lemon." survivors feel the same as I did when later, he had died in a huge hospital .assistance when he had problems. buzzers sounding or lights flashing to someone close dies. complex—alone except for ^he health warn you about something, a mechanical The night after my uncle's death. I sat professionals paid to be there. And he waited—not too patiently— down in a living-room chair where he for England to resume her rightful place spent most of his waking hours in recent MIDDLE AGE ARRIVES as leader of the democratic world. He QRartevoix Qountif &r years, and composed a few words for the As the past two decades sped by, my cheered mightily, for example, when YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER Daily Telegraph, a national newspaper uncle and his wife had taken me in as a British technical know-how gave the '' 1 that could possibly reach friends or long-term, non-paying house guest on world the supersonic passenger jet. He Marshall relatives beyond the London area. saw the plane—even if France had been In its circulation class, The Press editorial page was judged best in the state two occasions while 1 studied, dicj for 1979 by the Michigan Press Association. Then, for the Richmond and Twicken- research and played tourist in the London allowed to help out—as i symbol of the Sayles ham Times, the community weekly, I area. Since her death a few years ago, I country's great strength that could ever submitted the obituary as a news article had visited with him twice and we mainly overcome too many radical unions and too Publishers George Colburn, Paul Marcus and called ahead to lobby for its discussed the past. Because he did not many colored people who influenced far Editor and General Manager Jim Baumann publication in that format My efforts have a family of his own from a very early too many events in his homeland. voice will speak up. This may be just Newt Editor Dianne Murray. paid off, probably because I was a Page Composition age, he was very close to his wife's So it was fitting, I thought, as nine dandy for you, but it's sure going to Irene Lehto "Yank" journalist. family. So I viewed him as the last of the Darkroom Technician neighbors and friends joined me at his frustrate some mothers-in-law riding in Kate Schafer older generation on my father's side. Any Typesetter Still, I had to pass the basic test of brief burial ceremony in a driving rain, the back seat. Dee McCary news in a small community, The youthful Colburn family history not revealed went Proofreader that the Concorde supersonic jet Would The Society of Automotive Engineers Barbara Crqden reporter responsible for obituaries (she to the grave with him. Advertising Sale* break out of the leaden skies oft its|final discussed the car-talking business in Sandy Vansteenkiste was at the bottom of the ladder) asked Advertising Safe* Thus, January, 1980, became a mile- approach into Heathrow airport and Detroit the other day. And they say it's MitziSchaaf , me, "Wat your uncle well-known Advertising Sale* stone for «ne, and it had nothing to do drown momentarily in the roar of its jets coming as sure as the potato bugs. Joyce Spohn locally?" I convinced her that he was a with the flipping of the calendar to the the minister's words of passage. When you're running out of gas, a man active in and terribly proud of hit new decade. }t had to do with m> : voice will speak up. When you're The Charlevoix County Press (USPS 396480) is published weekly by Boyne community. Having spent 13 ^ears or so realization that I had inherited—along . "Mr. Saintey." as alt the neighbor , speeding,you'll hear about it. When your Publishing Company, Inc. Second class postage paid'it Boyne Otv Ml , on community: newspapers, I knew the with my brothers and cousins—the ladies called him, would have liked, that seat belt isn't hooked up, you'll be POSTMASTER: Send address changes to TheChilevSTCown^PrS. 9\0 Box "bun words" Of community journalism dubious distinction of middle Age. unexpected tribute of sorts. And,he A, 116 E. Main St., Boyne City, Mf. 49712. V * H even if I was in * foreign country. Suddenly, although my mother remains would have liked the local newtpapeVs chastised. on her side of the family, I was the older interest in his life,, hit professional Engineers, say the talking car idea is no . - ». I10 <0Lf/* S*nl0t Cte"«»> ta Charlevoix Coktfy and adjoining ; A LIFE IN A FEW WORDS generation. j^^ activities, nit. service fo country and to different than a Ulking doll or a talking counties. Elsewhere $16 for one year, $28 for 2 yean, and $36toe3*ea* SMS ' How does any person, any newspaper, The aunt* and uncles—so much a part community.''] •''{ - , '•*<". toy. Like mothers-in^aw, the idea has copies 25 cents. Call 582-6761 for assistance.. *^' ^ t sum up someone's life in • few written been around for years. 1980. Reproduction without written .* twtfn patted by someone they loved! wounded in the trenches, of Prance in generation «• the MfcO's begin, be >s would take his girl out for a moonlight permission is prohibited. ' • , . respected, competed against, drank with, World War I. In World War II, he had lucky? ' ' -. spin. Along the way he'd kill the engine,

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18 months of negotiating ation. Iow © n rb I1 m en t no contract for non- , BOYNE CITY •-. Negotiations between negotiation session Jan; 29, resulted in Superintendent Rich Kelly said no non-instructional school staff and the an "unworkable four-year contract" further settlement has been reached and board of education do not appear to be having been offered. there was nothing new to report. any closer to settlement than when An unfair labor practice suit against hur|i schools contract negotiations began more than No further meetings have been the board of .education comes before one and a half years ago. scheduled, "It feels like we've even drifted further apart in negotiations,'' circuit court in Traverse City Thursday. BOlfNB CITY - Inflation is beating on "Or just because less students are Kay Habits, negotiator for the Mich- Electricity costs for the three schools igan Educational Support Personnel Habitz said. The unfair labor charges the non- the school 4Utri

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Pftge 6 * THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1980 > Charlevoix County tress Obituaries New manager at worth of stock, President Arch Wright moving to Traverse City, probably later 1 this month. announced, Ernest Mocherman, 55 Leo C. Davis, 86 officiated and interment was in Maple Family Federal S&L The stocks which sold for $12.50 each, Johnson's business, 'Boyne Valley Lawn Cemetery. sold to over 100 share holders. Printing Company, prints commercial Ernest R. Mocherman, 55, of East Leo C. Davis, 86, of Boyne City, a EAST JORDAN- Keith E. Kenney has "We're very gratified to sell all the work such as business forms, letter- Jordan died Feb. 20 at Little Traverse former employee of Northern Michigan Emma Mapes, 84 been named manager of the Charlevoix stock in a very short time and almost all heads, envelopes, and brochures. His Division of Northern Michigan'Hospitals, Electric, died Feb. 23 at Grandvue office of Family federal Savings. the stocks were sold locally. That phone number is 582-2181. shortly after being admitted as a patient, Medical Care Facility. Mrs. Emma Mae Mapes, 84, of Boyne Kenntfy. is a native of the Bellaire- indicates people have faith in the future Johnson has been a printer in Boyne Mr. Mocherman was born March 13, He was born Oct. 27, 1893 in Man- City died Feb. 25 at Otsego Memorial Ellsworth area and now resides in East of the area and further Indicates they also City since 1955, when he went to work-for 1925 in East Jordan and had a long celona. He had lived all his life in Hospital in Gaylord, < , ••• Jordan. Kenney was formerly with a have faith In our (Lakewood's) ability to Agnes Baker. He later worked for Gregg military career, serving with the U.S. Northern Michigan and Sault Ste. Marie, The former Emma Mae Coblentz was Charlevoix bank before joining Family compete with other local financial insti- Smith after Smith bought the Boyne Marine Corps from 1942 to 1946 and later where he worked on the Great "Lakes born Aug. 2, 1895 in Eveline Township. Citizen newspaper and printing business Federal Savings in July 1979. tutions," Wright said. with the U.S. Air Force until he retired in freighters and the railroad car ferries at She lived all her life in Northern from Baker. He has been an officer of both the Lakewood is now looking forward to 1965. He retired as a staff sergeant. St. Ignace. Michigan. Ellsworth and East Jordan Lions Clubs, securing savings deposits and pledged Johnson is starting his own business Upon retirement, Mr. Mocherman On Dec. 30, 1917, he married the On Dec. 26, 1912, she married Burley deposits. Wright is confident that the because Gregg Publications is moving its past auditor of the Charlevoix Hospital returned to East Jordan to make his former Irma Worfel in Mancelona. She Mapes. He preceded her in death on May fund drive, currently a member of the Federal Savings and Loan Association offices to Traverse City. Johnson is home. ; • preceded him in death in 1967. - Insurance will be granted by the federal renting the south part of the building 14, 1966, Antrim-Charlevoix Board of Realtors and He was a member of the Rebec- For the past eight years, Mr. Davis has government shortly. which now houses Gregg Publications, Mrs. Mapes is survived by four sons, Little Traverse Association of Home Sweet Post No, 227, American Legion and resided at the home of his sister- and he bought printing equipment from Richard, Raeil and Gerald, all of Boyne Builders. The savings and loan is expected to a member of the Jordan Valley VFW Post in-law, Mrs. Glen (Lois) Easton of Boyne open sometime next month and is the company to get started. City and Ralph of Charlevoix; three !..( ' He attended North Central Michigan No. 7588. City. currently working out of the new facilities daughters, Mrs. Waiter (Helen) Charon University and the LaSalle University in Frank Noverr, who bought Gregg Mr. Davis is sun/ived by one son, on the corner of Lake and State Streets. Mr. Mocherman had no immediate and, Mrs. George

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I i Gear up for two i nights of four plays BY DIANNE MURRAY City, is making her last preparations to Lakeside Players, Gary Peltier. It is his leave Nazi Germany before war breaks first stage production, although he has Lakeside Players are putting on two out—and also to leave her husband, had other plays on radio in New York and nights of four short plays, March 14 and played by Gary Peltier from Petoskey. New Jersey. 15, at the Boyne City Hall. The play Most of the play dialogue is a one-sided Peltier's play is a social comment about group is also looking for interested telephone conversation between the wife life in Northern Michigan. He brings out persons to be in their summer and people she is telling that she's the comic side, the drab and boring side productions. leaving. The last couple of minutes is a and the beauty that makes up Northern Curtain time is 8:15 p.m. and admis- dialogue between the abandoning wife Michigan. and her husband. sion is $3 for either night of plays. "Some of the concepts and ideas in the I Advance tickets are available at Schafer's "This Property is Condemned," by play are what a person who first moves in Boyne City, the Village General Store Tennessee Williams is a one-act play into the area would notice. It's about the in Walloon Lake and Volume I bookstore which was made into a full-length movie. first feelings you feel when you see our in Petoskey. It is set in a deserted railway depot. It is area," Peltier said. about a teenage girl explaining her "We're gearing up for more produc- The one-act play stars Robinson, dreams and fantasies to her teenage tions. We're going into a much more Schafer, Peltier, Fels and Bonnie Jack- boyfriend. She is trying to survive in a full-bloom schedule," said production son of Walloon Lake. manager Larry Willis, of Petoskey. Willis fantasy world which is composed of Lakeside Players is always looking for explained that he hopes to have Lakeside memories of her dead older sister. Sherri stage help or actors and actresses. If Players doing a summer film festival with Krussell of Walloon Lake plays the you're interested, talk to any play three plays. teenage girl and Jim Gillespie of Harbor member after the production or call Kate This is the fourth prdduction for the Springs plays her boyfriend. Schafer at 582-6064, or Larry Willis at group which began just two years ago. The final play, "Who Loves Billie 347-7924 after 5 p.m. The actors and actresses are from around Nelson?" was written by one of the the area and Willis said in the summer a lot of people who own a second home in the area participate in the play productions. Past productions were performed at The Dilworth Hotel in Boyne City, but because of the date, this next production interferes with St. Patrick's Day festivals at the hotel and was moved to City Hall. The First of the one act plays is "Night," by English playright Harold Pinter. The play, which is only a couple of minutes long, is a comic dialogue Andy Robinson and Bonnie Jackson, both between a married couple reminiscing from Wallooo L%ke, rehearse a scene about their first meeting. It stars Barb from the play "Who Loves BUlie Fels from Charlevoix as the wife and Nelson?" The play is written by Lake- Andy Robinson of Walloon Lake as the The husband. side Players member, Gary Peltier and ll depicts the comic and critical side of life The Jewish Wife," by Bertolt Brecht, in Northern Michigan. the second of the short plays, is set in Bootlegger's pre-World War II Nazi Germany. The Capturing the Prohibition Era decor wife, played by Kate Schafer of Boyne •4 Featuring BOYNE FALLS High Low Snow Feb. 25 26 6 .7" Weather Feb. 26 24 -6 trace Steak and Seafood Feb. 27 22 13 7.5" Feb. 28 23 0 trace Open for lunch and dinner Feb. 29 13 -27 trace wrap-up March 1 13 -19 none 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. 7 days a week March 2 28 -17 none Weather information , Accumulated Snowfall: 85.1" Serving your favorite cocktail courtesy of Herb DeNise EAST JORDAN High Low Snow in Boyne Falls and Keith Feb. 25 30 5 .5" Happy Hour Peters in East Jordan. Feb. 26 23 7 ,2" Speakeasy Feb. 27 24 9 Silent Movies 4-6 p.m. 5.6" Underground Feb. 28 21 2 traces with 2 for 1 Feb. 29 15 -21 none Jim GlUesple of Harbor Springs and Sherri Kmssell of Walloon Lake star In the March 1 24 -19 none Tennessee Williams play "This Property is Condemned." The Lakeside Players will 347-1651 March 2 26 10 none present two nights of four short plays March 14 and IS at 8:IS p.m. at the Boyne City US 131 S. Petoskey Accumulated Snowfall: 65.3" City Hall.

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1303 Bridge St. ' Birthday Party 6 a.m.-7 p.m. Mon. Thru Sat. Hwy. 31 South Charlevoix, Mich. with MAMNE'S DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS (616)547-5321 UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Hours: Mon.-fhurs. 11 to 11 Pizza Hut. 536-2801;- EAST JORDAN Fri.&Sat. 11 to midnight Corner 2nd and Mill St. Sunday Noon to 11 p.m. call Dave 547-5321 DISCO! HAMBURGERS Top Deck Dancing FRENCH PRIES W«d. -Sun. CHICKEN BASKETS The Landing CALORI FISH BASKETS SHRIMP BASKETS For informal dining with a casual atmosphere, or for a Wednesday Night Specials leisurely drink and a lakeside view, THE LANDING is the place Pitcher Night AND A to go in this area. ACTOR TASTY TREAT ~ WKKLY Breakfast,' lunch and dinner are served daily with a different 9-12 p.m. FOR DESERT homemade soup every day. Tuesday and Thursday night dinner Enjoy the finest pizza around, too. WINTER HOURS specials are featured. It'i all happening at> OPEN7d»y» 11:00 a.m.-8p.m. Don Behrena and Marge Klmball are the owners. " I Fri.&Sat.night* ffll9U»p.m. The Landing is located next to the historic Ironton Ferry, at DOWNTOWN BOYNE CITY the narrow part of the South Arm of Lake Charlevoix. 582-9153 fa the Cray Shopping Center 3474757

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1 Out & about I'! Out & About listings are published as a THE GRANARY in Boyne City DUFFY'S of Charlevoix presents Herb SCHUSS MOUNTAIN, off M-88 in I!' service to headers at no charge to the presents Tom Kaufman on piano Friday and Stan and the Rebound Band Mancelona has downhill skiing from 9 establishments listed, If you know of and Saturday nights. 582-6162. Thursday through Saturday starting at 9 am to 4:30 p.m. Midweek Ijft ticket something you'd like listed, call The rates for adults are $9 and weekend rates THE COUNTRY HOUSE on Boyne City p.m. for the month of March. Charlevoix County Press at 582-6761 by are $13. Reduced rates for children. Road in East Jordan features the band GREY GABLES INN, 308 Belvedere, 10 a.m. Friday. 587-9162. Paragon, Friday and Saturday starting at Charlevoix, features Al Breeze on the 10 p.m. 536-7062. piano seven nights a week from 9 to Jj, THUNDER MOUNTAIN, off Thumb Lake Road, east of Boyne Falls is open GALLERY in downtown Boyne City only for weekends. Lift tickets are $12 for features the band Northwind March 6 MR. JON'S located five miles north of adults and ^9 for children. 549-2441, through 8. Friday and Saturday night $1 Petoskey on U.S. 31 on Crooked Lake cover charge. 582-6763. features the Epsilon Jass Band every BOYNE CINEMA in Boyne City is Tuesday from 8 to 11 p.m. 347-4871. BOYNE MOUNTAIN, off V.S. 131 in showing ". . . and Justice For All" the VICTORY LANES in Petoskey features Boyne Falls. Slopes are open from 9 a.m. comedy-drama, rated R, March 7 through North Country Thursday through Satur- IVAN'S ATTIC at Schuss Mountain, to 4:30 p.m. Lift tickets are $14 for adults 9. The movie co-stars Ai Pacino, Jack day nights. 347-4927. Stover Pond Road, Mancelona, features and $10 for children, 549-2441. Featuring ... the band Torch Lake Express through the Warden and Lee Strasberg and is about a PARK GARDEN CAFE on East Lake criminal lawyer {Pacino) who battles the month of March, starting at 9 p.iti- i Street in Petoskey features Bob Crosser 1-800-632-7170. One of the finest Buffets legal system. Showtimes are 7 and 9:15 and Patty McPeak Friday and Saturday p.m. Friday and Saturday, one show only nights from 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. BR0WNW00D ACRES Farmhouse Sunday at 7 p.m. 582-2411. ^ Wednesday nights are open mike night. near Eastport is spotlighting Harvest, a in Northern Michigan GASLIGHT CINEMA in Petoskey is 347-8251. 4-piece show group playing Wednesday Listed below is a brief rundown on showing the thriller "Jaws II" rated PG. HUGGS located in the Holiday Inn on through Sunday. Also featuring the some of the cross country, ski trails in the Just when you thought it was safe to go U.S. 21 at the south edge of Petoskey Honey Bees, 544-5811. area. The Department of Natural Res- "All You Can Eat" Buffet back into the water, the shark strikes features the group Attractions every ources has maps and additional informa- again. March 7 through 13, showtimes HILTON SHANTY CREEK in Bellaire night but Sunday from 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. tion available for skiers. A DNR fteld Incomparable Prices are 7:15 and 9:15 p.m. Monday night presents the band Kendall and Company 347-6041. office is located on North Street in Boyne 49 special, $1.50 a seat. 347-9696. through the weekend from 9 p.m. to 2 City, call 582-6681. Mon. thru Sat. $3 Adults LITTLE CAESAR'S PIZZA PARLOR on a.m. 533-8621. 19 Bay View Road in Petoskey has disco SNOWFLAKE LOUNGE at Boyne SPR1NGBR00K PATHWAY is one of Mon. thru Sat. $2 Children Wednesday through Sunday. 347-8757. Mountain features James Greenway and the most beautiful trails in Charievoix (10 & under) nes Graham Fineout six nights a week, every County. Located eight miles northeast of DUFFY'S on Pleasantview Road be- night but Sunday, starting at 9 p.m. Boyne Falls. Springbrook has two loops, tween Petoskey and Harbor Springs 347-8757. one four and one five miles. In the five Mon.-Sat. 7a.m. - 8p.m. NEW MOGUL INN on M-75 South. presents folk'singer Sean Ryan from 5 to 9 mile loop, there's a steep climb and a fast Sunday 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. Boyne City features Swift Kick (formerly p.m. every Tuesday through Saturday. downhill run which adds excitement to BUFFET HOURS: Elliott Black) Thursday through Saturday Lincoln McCants will play from 9 p.m. to the trail. The pathway is located on Mon.-Sat. 4:30 a.m.-8 p.m. from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. 1 30 a.m. Friday and Saturday. 526-2189. Chandler Road. Sunday 12 noon-4 p.m. ski hills YOUNG STATE PARK, is located one BOYNE HIGHLANDS, off M-119. mile northwest of Boyne City on Boyne Sunday Buffet- Adults $3 89 19 Harbor Springs area. The slopes are open Children $2 Plan your City Road. It offers three miles of marked Boyne Cinema from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Lift tickets are High chair babies eat FREE! (10 & under) trails. weekend with $14 for adults and $10 for children. 526-2171. Out & About BELL'S BAY State Campground near Serving three entrees every evening! NUB'S NOB, Pleasantview Road, Charlevoix has a two-mile loop. The trail Harbor Springs has day and night skiing. follows the Lake Michigan shoreline. The Lift tickets for day skiing from 9 a.m. to park is located on-Bell's'Bay Road, two 4:30 p.m. are $12 for adults. For $6 adults miles southwest of Charlevoix. can ski Monday, Wednesday and Sat- WINDMILL FARM on Boyne City Road urday from 6 to 9 p.m. Reduced is located between Horton Bay and children's rates. 526-2131. Charlevoix. It is privately owned and has 500 acres of trails. Loops include 2 Va, 5 March 7th thru 9th HILTON SHANTY CREEK, on M-88 and 10 mile groomed, marked trails. halfway between U.S. 31 and L31 in Rental equipment and lessons are avail- Bellaire has day and night skiing. The Restaurant Fri.&Sat. 7:15&9:15 able. There is also a small ski shop there. 430 Lake St., Boyne City, Michigan Movie Information 347-9696 slopes are open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. mastet charge Sunday Theatre 582-2411 Some trails are lighted for night skiing. VISA & MASTER CHARGE ACCEPTED Midweek day rates are $10 for adults and Call 547-2746 for additional information. 1 show-7:00 p.m. 216 S. Lake St. Boyne City weekend day rates are $12. Night skiing is $5. Reduced children's rates. 533-8621. [Continued on next page]

Dining out? EXPERIENCE DINING OUT AGAIN Check the AND Fun pages Dinners todwfc- KKTl K\ TO THE GREAT YtiAHS.... ood^o 'cheese To control the rising cost of elegant dining crispy 3M,JtidijDMoe$ in Boyne City introduces Tctis and butter, dessert, mi a cup ofyrA qffie "Beat Inflation

Creations" of The sizder featuring such appetizing entree specials as: 7.15 Press j/ridhstew Chicken Denison / corned beef andaikge * Stuffed Flounder for great toasi beef vktkgml onions f Baked Lasagna v JBk' anrvls Chicken Kiev places ^Boneless Rainbow Trout to go Chicken Romanoff Cordon Blue it Prime Rib Sandwiches We're counting with a trip to the soup & salad bar included onyou. You, the people. shim for the very reasonable price of That's what it's all about.

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government repre: Dining hours- Tuesday-Thursday 5-9 p.m. sentation in Con- Friday & Saturday 5-11 pan. gress and help show where ybur community needs funds for job programs, new schools, and more. All answers are kept confidential bylaw, Answer the Census. *№• CENSUS'80 A'Public Service of This News,p»p*r & The Advenislng Council BB№)*ffSy^»»»^fr-«~^^g~!~*»»^!^^.-^^^

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Out & WATER WONDERLAND, 10a River PAUL BUNYAN LANES, on U.S. 31 in BOGART, an hour-long bio- The YOUNG AMERICANS Wijl Rd., Petoskey, Open skating from 7 tp 10 Charlevoix has open bowling Wednesday etc. documentary of one Of Hollywood's perform a selection of hit numbers frojn about p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 7 to 9:30 and Thursday from 1 to 5 p.m.; Friday biggest idols will be seen as part of Public popular Broadway shows such, as Attpfci [Continued from preceding page] and 10 p,m. to 12:30 «.m. on Friday and from I to 5 p.m. and 9: to 11 p.m.; Television's Festival '80 Friday at 9 p.m. Mama and Fiddler on the Roof Suod»y at Saturday. Also 1 to3:30 p.m matinees on Saturday from 2 to 11 p.m.: and Sunday SOUNDSTApE, with Mickey Gilley on channel 6 and 14. 6;05 p.m, on channels ' Saturday and Sunday. $2.50 per session from 3 to 6 p.m. Lane prices are 90 cents and Johnny Paycheck Saturday, March 8 BO1TNE MOUNTAIN in Boyne Fa^ls for all'ages. Lessons available 347-; 1032. for adults and 70 cents for students. at 10 p.m. on channels 6 and 14. has added new cross country trails this Satchmo will present a retrospect of year. Boyne Nordlcan, as it is called, - BOYNE CITY LANES; M-75 South, Boyne City has open bowling every America's beloved jazz musician, LOUIS you need to know includes a total of 42 kilometers of trails ARMSTRONG, Wednesday, March 12 at for beginner, intermediate, advances and afternoon starting at noon with additional 9:55 p.m. on channels 6 and 14, expert skiers, They also have equip- open bowling Saturday and Sunday at 9 in Real Estate. ment and lessons available. and 9i30 p.m. respectively; 95 cents a Electronic Realty Associates game. 582-9907. WARNER CREE& PATHWAY has one CHANDLER HILL Snowmobile Trail, EJ331 '•• PLANNING ON BUILDING? $ee these nice 2% acre parcel*, 1.8 mile loop through hardwood forests. Chandler Hill Road, near Thunder Mountain. This'trail is located across excellent view of Six Mile Lake, paved road frontage. Asking $7,000.00 The pathway is located V/% miles east of with terms available. M-32 and U.S. 131 junction on M^-32. from the Springbrook Pathway cross racquets country ski trail and connects with .two CHARLEVOtX TRAILS. The City of Other regional trails. DNR 582-6681. EJ343 - Two 10 acres parcels 100% hardwood. Located on M-32. $7,900.00 Charlevoix recently established ,three LITTLE -TRAVERSE Racquet Club, off each. Land Contract terms available, new cross country ski trails. The trails JORDAN VALLEY Drive, fromwest of M-J19 between Petoskey and Harbor i i start at the Charlevoix Elementary School Elmira off 131 to M-66. south of East Springs has both tennis and racquet- ball courts. Tennis courts rent for $5 an on Division Street at the east edge of Jordan. It's a 15-mile course. DNR EJ290«BEAUTIFUL VIEW building site, fronts on Deer Lake Eld. Spring hour for members, $11 an hour for Charlevoix. Three trails, V* of a mile, 1% 582-6681. fed stream, storage building. Asking $7,500.00. Terms. miles and 2.1 miles wind around Char- non'inembers. Racquet courts rent for $7 levoix Opif. Club .and extend to the Mt. an hour for members and $9 an hour for McSauba property. non-members. Daily and seasonal EJ283 - MOBILE HOME SITE - Footings in for 12x60 mobile home, stone membership available. Whirlpool, sauna porch, sidewalk, septic and well. Approximately 3 acres. Located near bowling and locker room facilities included. Boyne Falls. 347-5450. skating GEMINI LANES, Main Street, East JAHNCOURT RACQUETBALL, 23 Jordan has open bowling Monday and miles south of Charlevoix, off M-88 in Tuesday from 1 to 3 p.m.; Wednesday, Central Lake, is open from 8 a.m. to midnight daily. Court time is $5 per hour PIED PIPLR ;,j Hamlin on M-75* in Thursday and Friday from 1 to 6 p.m.; gj Kettft thewe£ ReoOy Walloon Lake is openiiom 7 to id p.m. on Saturday from 7 to 11 p.m. and Sunday non-prime time, and $7 per hour prime 1 ridays and .Sundays. Also open for from 1 to 4 p.m. Game prices range from time. Membership rates available. E/ftK? PHONE NUMBER ^J^Jj" private parties M.S. ' '> | 7 70 to 90 cents. 536-2411. 544-6123. 1 BROUGHT TO YOU BY MUM. HOUSING THE ANTRIM - CHARLEVOIX BOARD OF REALTORS OffOHTUWTY (Realtors' page REALTOR Come See Us FIRST) See Us FIRST) We have moved to a new location

A special home on 21 '/j acres with a trout stream and pond, nicely landscaped, blacktop driveway. 4 bedrooms, full basement, 2 car garage, 210 E. Water St. 9Vj% mor'gngi- assumption available to qualified buyer, property may be Very attractive and professionally constructed year around home on Lake purchased «i'!i nil 2\ l/i acres or part of it. Call for your tour today. Charlevoix. Possible 2 kitchens, one upstairs and one downstairs for convenience and easy access to the lake. Deck, screened in front porch, tastefully decorated and many extras. Very low 70's. Call Ski & Shore of Bovne at 582-6554.

PROPERTIES. INC. PROPERTIES. INC 210 E. Water St. Boyne City 582-6781 405 Bridge St. Charievolx [616)547-4411 MIS OF BOYNt 210 E. Water St. Boyne City 582-6781 405 Bridge Si, Charlevoix, (616) 5474411 Corner Water & East Streets Downtown Bovne Citv 582-6S54 We Know A Sped Place For \bu., WANTED Have Buyer for: Retail Business in-town $50,000- $200,000 40 - 80 Acres wooded $20,000 - $50,000 ....Terms Recreational Chalet

Land contract possible or assume 9% loan. Large 2 bath home with $25,000-$45,000 walk-out basement. Has potential for 3 baths and 4 bedrooms. Family - 2-Story, 3 bedroom Country Home room with fireplace. This home is carpeted throughout and has an - Hardwood flooring, fireplace, well-insulated and well-kept Wooded Lake Lot Easy access - excellent view of Lake Charlevoix. A truly exceptional value. Owner - Full Basement desires fast sale and at $54,900 this home won't last. Will take smaller - One Gar Garage $25,000 - $45,000 ok if stoney home or small parcel in trade. Call today! 582-6771. - Large cement block and metal garage. High ceiling, high door, wired - 3^ Acres, Garden, Pone, Shade Trees Reply in confidence - $34,500 - Land Contract terms considered - SOUND GOOD? It is! Call today for your Personal Tour Located in the old bieganowski railroad office building MLS 582-2261 -582-6481 & itd JOHN BUICK & associated Boyne. HEALTOR' REAL ESTATE City 221 water street box 97 boyne city, mi. 49712 skkslmr Corner of Park & Bridge Of Charlevoix charlevoix 547.9905 Great Investment JOHN BUICK REAL ESTATE established 197? Potential

boyne city, TwoStor> Commercial Building in downtown East Jordan. One three bedroom apartment upstairs and room for two stores downstairs with a REASONABLE OFFER W BE CONSIDERED for modern michigan' 49712 twostall garage. Occupied. $34,600 full price with land contract terms. vacatiSSK Six Mile Ukewith^ Excellent rental record. ; trees «nd beautfful stream tobootOwnei-'mustseU. railroad

; • '• V '• '.:• ; ,'1 !•'•• ; .' '••• ••.'!. ':•'•*•• •••'•. ••.•' office building Schenck (616) yoult rti Vto itrriR uv»«io

& Charming country Schoolhou$e • located on county maintained EAST JORDAN **»©!»• SU-2241 or SS4-7S31 Eut Jordwa MioocloiM [6161587-8301 road near ski country. Sleeps 10, Bill H Orenth Gordon 6r*n«h ^ W«h 200 Main Sttwi completely furnished; 2 baths. [616] 536-7641 Remodeled. T«rms. '•/• ,*;/••:'r* .•;••..^V-.

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JUST LISTED - Newly remodeled 2 bedroom BOYNE CITY - Betty Kelts, who has home, well insulated, enclosed front porch. Land been with the Depot Restaurant for over f Land Contract A contract available. $22,500. Kelts to open four years, will be opening her own LAKE CHARLEVOIX CONDOMINIUM UNITS - restaurant soon in Boyne Falls. Seven well-maintained former resort cottages, Betty is presently leasing Mr. Don's on prime location with 130 feet of sandy beach. Priced U.S. 131 in Boyne Falls with the option to WALLOON VILLAGE HOME, neat, dean and from $24,000 to $31,000. restaurant buy and will tentatively open her restaur- smart-looking home 2 blocks from store and ant, appropriately named—Betty's-^-the school. Owner desires cash, will consider land last week of March or the first week of contract. 582-6771 April. in Boyne Falls Kelts said she will tentatively be open (fome See Us FIRS?) BOYNE CITY HOME that's vacant now! Carpet, seven days a week, from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. fireplace, attached garage, excellent as starter B y/ PPOPfPTifS INC on weekdays and from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on home or for retired folks. Call 582-6771. weekends. 208 S. Lake 405 Brige St. SOUTH OF BOYNE CITY on one acre, is 2 year Boyne City MLS Charievoix old "low maintenance" home. Has wood stove, 582-6781 (616)547-4411 attached garage. A really fine offering at $37,900. 582-6771

US-131 AND M-75. Bright hillside home with large Local man may purchase rooms, excellent view of Boyne Mt. A really (Real 1 attractive ranch on good blacktop. 582-6771

BC-2087 - WHY BUY A USED HOME? You can move right into this sparkling brand new 3 bedroom ranch for a surprisingly low down payment and low interest skisshore 232 E. Water Street Boyne City, Mi. 49712 rate if you qualify. Yes! For very little you can enjoy plenty of elbow room and more PROPERTIES spare time with this maintenance free house with a large wooded lot. Phone 616-582-6654 of Boyne

"\ WOODED ACREAGE FALL * WINTER * SPRING Skating and Dance Schedule FOR HEAL TH'S HEADQUARTERS MOW Ae'Ohics Dance & fiercise class :1 m lOamanri 5 30 io 6 3D SAKE- Purjlir skatmq )pn\ to 10pm 5 ACRES - 100% wooded offered at $3,000. Near TUfS Aerobics Oance & Exercise Class Jordan River and M-66, owner wants fast action. i) in 10am & 5 30 lo 8 30 ROLLER SKATE! 5 ACRES - Northern Antrim County; |700 down on Public Skating ?pm lo 10pm land contract. This is 100% wooded land. WfD Afrnbics Oance S fxerciseClass BC-2097 • YOUK "GET STARTED HOME" - Near Boyne City Schools and shopping. You'll Meet The Nicest 8 ACRES with natural gas line on property - 9 io 10am and 5 30 to 6 30pn> This new 3 bedroom ranch is open for your inspection—February 27th thru March Public Skatrng 7pm to I Opm 5th—Hours are from 9:00 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. Come see this energy efficient home Wilson Township, $1,500 down. We have aerial photo. THURS Aerobics Oance & Exercise Class People Skating... with natural gas hot water heat. Also includes a new stove and refrigerator. 9 to 10am and 5 30 to 6 30pm 20 ACRES hilly and wooded. Echo Township Public skating 7pm to I Opm ' See Ya Here! private road, view. Only $1,500 down. Land FBI Aerobics Oance & tierose Class contract. 9 io lOamanct 5 30 to 6 30pm 10 ACRES of wooded wetlands with Deer Creek on OoublcEvemnp skatinqandd/sco 7 to IOpm& 10 to 1am We Have Homes Available, site. Nice! Fronts excellent blacktop. S*T.. Matinee >pm lo 3 30pm 22 ACRES - 50% wooded, east of East Jordan, all Double Evening Skitmg & Oisco 7 to 10pm & 10 to lam See us for the or part. Just listed! Has gas line. SU*...Mitme« Ipm to 3:30pm best prices on Financing thru: 40 ACRES - Wilson Township. 60%. hardwoods. Sundty irentog pubbc lessons 6 to 7pm Riedell Boots • Road splits parcel. First time offered. Sunday ewnmo, skating MMion 7 to 10pm 40 ACRES NEAR WALLOON VILLAGE - Two Organ and Eiiy'Littiwng Fmvly Nttt . C*M for additional mlotmation ind tat«i for ptivtti Chicago Plates | MSHDA FMHA road frontages, $5,000 down. Has character. New Construction Only 1. Existing Homes or New Construction partm; school groups, church groups, available 40 ACRES south of Deer Lake 100% wooded. $400 mornings, iflcnoont and evenings Snyder Plates • All 9 to VA Interest 2. No Down Payment per acre, adjoining 40 acres also available. wheels. Sheffield ice 5% Down up to 30 Years 3. $400 Closing Costs $. CO ACRES - M-66 south of East Jordan % wooded, Yearly Income Level $19,078 4. 10% Interest up to 33 Years skate blades, Canadian take all or part, has 2 road frontage?. ice skate blades. Service 5. Yearly Income Level Adjusted - 80 ACRES south of Boyne City, 70% timber, a real $20,000 good buy! $34,500. Natural gas on property. on all makes and what we 6. Special Plan for Income $11,200 or sell Under 80 ACRES with buildings and Balster Creek, Just ' listed! 90% wooded • quiet area buildings are new, house is small. It's worth checking into! CALL TODAY TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY 582-6771 PHONE -582-6767 Because we sell a lot of acreage parcels we have a EVENINGS - 582-7332 good selection to pick from. Also, if you have a parcel to sell, please contact us, we have a number of people seriously seeking acreage in Adult Supervision various size parcels. You will receive a prompt, courteous, confidential reply. Stop in, call or. Open Days & Evenings :v'write.. •;•••'.• ••••.-l!-•.•.• .. ""'.' • .••••'" •'.'•' ••• .••. • ..'•.• For l»riv»te Parties Gall347*lQ32 of Boyne City bieganowski 1OOORiv«r Rd. P«tosfc«y All you need to know & associates ••£*:•••?. :~ in Real Estate: 221 water st., boyne city, mi., 49712 WHfRE THE GOOD TIMES JUST KEEP ROLLING ALONG

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Four area residents are Notices NOTICE BOARD OF REVIEW Ferris grads Evangeline Township Planning Board will meet ECHO TOWNSHIP Four Charlevoix County March 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the township hall. The Board of Review for Echo Township will meet residents were among the EDWARD THURSTON on Monday, March 10 and Tuesday, March 11 for mote than 350 fall quarter the purpose of reviewing the assessment roll and graduates at Ferris State hearing any objections thereto. All meetings will College in Big Rapids. The be held at the Echo Township Hall during the .fall graduates are eligible hours 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 4 p.m. for participation in the KATHLEEN UWILLSON official commencement PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO BID ceremonies in May. ECHO TOWNSHIP CLERK Eveline Township Annual Meeting The City of East Jordan is requesting bids for a The Charlevoix County NOTICE Tbe annual meeting of the electors of Eveline Police Car. residents are: Deborah K. Evangeline Township Specifications available at the Police Depart- Grice of Boyne City, who Township will be held at the township hall on Evangeline Township Planning Board will meet ment or Clerk's office. earned an AA degree in Ferry Road, Saturday, March 29,1980 at.7:pO pm. Bids shall be for a 1980 model or new 1979 PUBLIC NOTICE •pre-teaching, elementary; March 5, 1980, at 7:30 p.m. at the township hall. The 1960-81 proposed budget will be presented at model. Kenneth S. Boss of Charle- EDWARD THURSTON that time. Eveline Township voix, who earned an A AS in 18-2t Bids must be sealed-marked "Police Car Bid" marketing; Timothy J. ERICBEISHLAG and in the Clerk's office by 5:00 p.m., Monday, The regular meeting of the Eveline Township March 27, 1980. Board will be held on Tuesday, March 11, i960 at Coen of Charlevoix, who EVELINE TOWNSHIP CLERK earned an AAS in refriger- Bids will be opened and read aloud at the council the township hall. The time will be changed from ation, heating and air con- meeting, March 18, 1980. the customary 8:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. to allow the ditioning; arid Bart A. PUBLIC NOTICE The city reserves the right to accept or reject any Board of Review to finish up. Rison of East Jordan, who Eveline Township or all bids and to waive bidding irregularities. earned a BS degree in CITY OF EAST JORDAN ERICBEISHLAG A proposed use hearing of Federal Revenue ANNUAL MEETING Fern L. Morris, CMC management. EVELINE TOWNSHIP CLERK Sharing Funds will be held on March 17,1060 at South Arm Township City Clerk 1:00 p.m. at the clerk's home on Sequanota Road. Mackie named Citizens shall hi-ve the right to present written and oral comments. Annual Township meeting will be held at the to dean's list Unappropriated None township hall Saturday, March 29, I960, at 1:30 p.m. A hearing will be held of the Proposed Budget NOTICE Lori Mackie, daughter of Anticipated $6,011 ERICBEISHLAG for the year of 1980-1961 and also Federal Revenue PROCEEDINGS OF EAST Mr. and Mrs. Robert EVELINE TOWNSHIP CLERK Sharing Funds. OF ANNUAL MEETING Mackie, Walloon Lake, has The township board proposes to use the Federal JORDAN CITY COUNCIL been named to the Dean's Revenue Sharing Funds for road construction. Hudson Township "List for the fall semester at East Jordan City Council met in regular session, Citizens shall have the right to present written and Hudson Township annual meeting will be held at ' Tuesday, February 19, 1980 at 7:30 p.m. Mayor Albion College. To be oral comments. named to the list students Notice of General Election the township hall Saturday, March 29, at 1 p.m. A Meredith presiding and all members present. must earn a 3.4 grade point Anticipated: $5,000 hearing will be held for the proposed budget for Minutes were approved, authorization was Village of Boyne Falls General Election will be the year 1980-1981 and also for Federal Revenue given to pay $31,105.97 in bills as presented and the average or better based on HELEN CHERRY,CLERK a 4.0 scale with a full class held at the village hall on Monday, March 10, Sharing funds proposed use. The township board necessary transfers were made. load. 1980. Voting for the election of the following SOUTH ARM TOWNSHIP proposes to use the Federal Revenue Sharing Action included adoption of the following officers: President - Clerk - Treasurer - Assessor • funds for,repairs on the township hall. Citizens resolution: Six trustees. shall have the right to present written or oral Polls open from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. We have met in closed session regarding the Charlevoix man comments. Anticipated funds: $7,630. question of Herman Rasch's involvement with KD Joann Bell, CEUA R. SJ3VENSK1 .earns A average Village Clerk Hudson Township Clerk Construction published in the February 14, 1980 NOTICE 19-2tc Charlevoix County Press (copy of article attached • timothy Matchett, la to and made a part of these minutes) and find no 'sophomore majoring in WILSON TOWNSHIP impropriety. agricultural technology, BOARD OF REVIEW Further action, accepted contracts with KD : earned a straight A average Board of Review Construction for work in progress except floor during the fall quarter at The Wilson Township Board of Review will meet labor; a decision was made to bid the floorlabo r at Michigan State University. City of Boyne City at Harvey E. Crozier's on Crozier Road, Boyne City NOTICE the Community Building; a Resolution was 'The Charlevoix native was March 4, 1980 at 7:00 p.m. for the purpose of adopted transferring 15 Mobile Home sites to RV reviewing the 1980 Assessment Roll. '"'• 'among 540 students to earn The City of Boyne City Board of Review will OF ANNUAL MEETING or Campsites at the Tourist Park; new four inch all A's during the fall term. Residents may examine their property pumps will be purchased for the sewer lift meet at City Hall, 319 N. Lake St. on March 5, 1980 assessments before the Board of Review on Wilson Township at 9:00 a.m. for the purpose of reviewing the 1980 Monday, March 10 from 9:00 a.m. to3.00 p.m. and stations; endorsement of the sewer study was delayed until the 1980 census results are known; L.' Assessment Roll. on Tuesday, March 11 from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Wilson Township annual township meeting will SCHAFER'S Property owners may examine their property at the township hall. be held at the township hall, Saturday, March 29, approval was given for a street light at Nicholls r OFFICE c assessments at the Board of Review on Wilson Township tentative ratio and multi- at 1 p.m. A hearing will be held for the proposed and North Maple and the city attorney explained FURNITURE Wednesday, March 19, 1980 from 9-12 a.m. and plier, subject to change by the assessing officer, budget for the year 1980-1981 and also for Federal that state licensed Adult Foster Care Homes H H 1-4 p.m. in the auditorium at City Hall. Board of Review, County Equalization and State Revenue Sharing funds proposed use. The which house six or less persons may be in any & SUPPLIES City of Boyne City tentative ratio and multiplier Equalization are as follows: township board proposes to use the Federal residential zone without special permits or A the best A subject to change by the Assessing Officer, Board Real Property Ratio 42.30; Multiplier 1.1820 Revenue Sharing funds for road construction if variances. of Review, County Equalization and State Personal Property Ratio 50.00; Multiplier possible. Citizens shall have the right to present Meeting adjourned about 9:00 p.m. F from F Equalization. written or oral comments. Anticipated funds: A copy of the official minutes of the above SCHAFER'S 1.0. Real Property: Ratio 46.14, Multiplier 1.0837. The final closing of the books will be March 22, $5,000. meeting is posted on the bulletin board at City Hall E E v Boyne City Personal Property: Ratio 50.00, Multiplier 1.0000 1980 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the township hall. 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Florida picnic Choir performs on March 79 at luncheon The East Jordan Florida picnic is now 14 to 4 and 20 to 16. This was the only The Boyne City Friendship Center held Diane Pluister of Alma was home with being planned. It will be held from 11 game scheduled for the students. their monthly potluck on Monday with the Bob Pluisters over the weekend- a.m. to 4 p.m. on March 19 in DID YOU KNOW. . . .That in March, Tom Garlock and Von Seamon as their Linda and Don Hanson and son Eric of Zephyrhills, Fla. Secretary Georgia 1914, the Red Mill, better known then as guests. After lunch and their business Freemont, were here over the weekend to Murphy reports that the picnic will be meeting the group was entertained by the do some skiing and also visiting Lirtda's held at Zephyr Park on highway 54 west. fifth grade choir under the direction of mother Mrs. Joy Brooks. Mrs. Brooks Those attending should bring their own

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yow group planning event that A\t^ Services will speak on medicare at the at the East Jordan Family Health.Center, girl is contestant ' aboot? If senior forum Wednesday, March 12 at' is part of the Staying Healthy class to,The Ptw, wffl prSihe The Concerned Citizens for Charle- 12:30 p.m. at the East Jordan Senior sponsored by the East Jordan Community vent, column. vobt, a group concerned about nuclear Citizens Center. The forum is open to the Education department and is free, To public free of charge. register, call the community education ft waste in the area and alternate energy for Michigan teen n ^5?*• W offlw, PO Boi A, resources, will meet every Monday at 8 office at 536-3241, Boyne City 49*12. Our deadline is 10 a,m Miss Barden is the daughter of Edward : p.m. at the. City Hall in Charlevoix. Fldridq picnic * BOYNE CITY • Barbara Lee Barden, a Monday. \••- '•:'•• \ .'•'•'•' • • '' . Anyone interested is invited to attend. Christian film 15-year-old sophomore at Boyne City and Glory Barden of 619 Grant Street. Bake sale The 17th annual Cnarlevoix-Antrimf High School is a contestant for Miss She will compete against approx- Church Wbmen County picnic is scheduled for noon A Christian film depicting the rapture Michigan Teen. imately 95 other teens in Kalamazoo May East Jordan Adult Community Wednesday at the Count Phillippe Park will be shown, Sunday at 6 p.m, at the 23-25 for the Miss Michigan teen crown. Assembly of God Church, 508 N, East Education U sponsoring a bake sale at The World Day of Prayer, sponsored by on the west shore of Old Tampa Bay two The girl named Miss Teen will go on to Street, Boyne City. Northwestern State Bank In East Jordan Church Women United, will be held miles north of Safety Harbor, Fla. AH a national pageant to be held in August to on Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the Christ former residents of the two-county area Day of Prayer select Miss Teen U.S.A. in Albuquerque, Episcopal Church on Clinton Street in or residents spending the winter in New Mexico. Over $20,000 in scholar- movie Charlevoix. This year's topic is Respon- Florida are invited to attend the The World Day of Prayer service will ships and prizes will be awarded to the sible Freedom and Rev. Roger C, Ame's, gathering. be held at the Missionary Church in East National Queen. The Boyne City Public library will be pastor of the church will speak. Women Jordan Friday at 7 p.m. The theme this Miss Barden participates in the high showing the movie "Girl Shy1' starring in the area are invited to attend. Wise food dollars year is "Overcoming the World" and school drama club, the spring music hall silent film star Harold Lloyd Thursday at everyone is invited to attend. The church concerts, plays the flute in the band and 7:15 p.m. Admission Is 20 cents for Senior Forum Diane Moore, nutritionist and Marlene is located on the corner of M-66 and enjoys cross country skiing. She is students and 8Q cents for adults or the Caszatt, home economist will show how Rogers Road, Rev. Dale A. Turner is employed part-time at Dairy Queen. equivalent in pop bottles or cans. Gordon Sattlemeier from the Charle- .to plan nutritious, economical and easy pastor, At the pageant Miss Barden will recite voix County Department of Social meals. The program, Thursday at 7 p.m. a patriotic speech and play a melody of Grandvue Auxiliary patriotic songs on the piccolo and flute. Travel and hotel expenses for her trip The Grandvue Medical Care Auxiliary to Kalamazoo are being paid, for by her will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at sponsor, F.O. Barden and Son, Inc. Grandvue. Miss Barden will be selling program advertisements for the state program and is doing volunteer work at the Summer- Planning meeting tree Residential Home in Boyne City The next regular meeting of the Barbara Lee Barden which houses slightly retarded residents. Charlevoix County Planning Commis- sion will be Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Courthouse Annex of the County Building in Charlevoix. This will be a joint meeting Area woman tours of the County Board of Commissioners and the planning commission. Percolator Club with church choir A report on the June Artrain visit to Patricia Bauer, daughter of Dr. and services in the University's Chapel of the Boyne City will be presented at the Mrs. Arnold G. Bauer, will tour in four Resurrection and gives concerts both on March meeting of the Percolator Club states with Valparaiso University's 60- and off campus. from 8 to 9 a.m. Friday at Boyne City voice choir between March 2 and 9. During their March tour, the choir will Hall. Members of the planning Patricia, a junior in the college of visit Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin and committee will tell'about a number of Nursing, auditioned with more than 200 Minnesota. Bauer is in her second year i 1 related events they are planning for when students for acceptance into the choir. with the choir, and also participated in a Artrain is in town from June 12-16. Those The group sings regularly in worship similar tour in 1979. attending the Percolator Club meeting will also be able to see the latest in a series of architect's drawings of the The Total Look downtown restoration project. The north It all begins with the side of the 200 block of Water Street, perfect cut. Make an from the Dairy Queen to Ski and Shore appointment today and fet When yon Uve at the end of the city water line and have to run the water all whiter to keep the pipe§ Properties, is included in the drawing. stylist Bonnie Murphy from freezing, why not have a little fan and create an Ice sculpture? 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seventh continues in £/; win tourney Finals Saturday The district basketball tournament point victory over Charlevoix. Although BOYNE CITY - Wednesday night cage enters the second round of action the Ramblers finished with a 6-12 record action saw Boyne City's seventh graders Thursday in East Jordan. compared to Charlevoix's 9-10 standing,' take their third straight tournament Meeting in the first game at 7 p.m. are the team has shown a lot of improve- victory in play with Mancelona. Onaway and Rogers City, well-matched ment in recent weeks and may be a Mancy suffered a 37-15 defeat at the teams who split in regular season play. late-blooming spoiler. hands of the Rambler*. who were led in Onaway, an independent team, ended its East Jordan, favored by most to win scoring by Jeff Johnson's 13 points. Tony season with five wins and 10 losses. the district tournament, has the only Napant added eight for Boyne City while Rogers City finished with a 4-12 record. winning record of the five competing Mike Gabos and Steve Richard each teams, ending with a 17-3 mark and:the tallied six. Boyne City drew a bye for the first round, but will have a tough game on its championship of the Ski Valley Earlier tournament wins for Boyne hands in play against Tuesday's East Conference. ' ' came at the expense of East Jordan and Jordan-Charlevoix winner. (Results of The district finals are to be played at Gaylord St. Mary's. The seventh grade boys' basketball team recently took first place In the tournament. Team members that game are elsewhere in this issue.) 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Winner of the district Leading in total points in the tourna- are, first row left to right, Steve Parsons, Mike Gabos, Stove Richard, Todd Fall, Scott Caverly and tournament will advance to Grayling for ment are Johnson with 47, Richard with Boyne City moves into play with the Gordon Klrby; second row, Mike Porter, Tony Napant, Paul Zinck, John To ton, Jeff Johnson, Dave regional competition at 7:30 p.m. Wed- 25, Gabos with 20 and Napant with 19. momentum of three straight wins behind McPherson and Chris Howard? and third row, Manager Scott Sutllff and Coach Bad Beebe. them, the most recent being a two- nesday. March 12. Uptons help NMU win regional Northern Michigan University cagers Evansville 93-83 and Eastern Illinois Scott was scoreless. season, with a 3.0 average points per Boyne takes Scott and Gregg Upton of Boyne City 58-56. NMU hosts the national quarter-finals game figure. helped their school win the NCAA Senior Scott Upton scored two points this Saturday at 2 p.m., and will play New Gregg was high scorer in two games Division II Great Lakes Regional basket- and snatched one rebound in play against York Tech. The winner of that contest this season, netting 20 points in action ball tournament last weekend at Dayton, Evansville. His brother, Gregg, a junior, moves to Springfield, Mass., for national against Milton and Indiana-Purdue. He Ohio. bucketed six points and hauled down two finals March 14-15. led in rebounding at Milton, grabbing 3-game streak Never before successful in regional rebounds in the game. Gregg ended regular season play with nine, and at Green Bay, where he play, NMU took victories in both weekend Against Eastern Illinois, Gregg scored a 6.8 point average and 184 total points. snatched 11. games, bearing Indiana State University- four points and had one rebound while Scott totalled 80 points during the NMU has a 22-5 regular season record. into district BOYNE CITY - Two wins in basketball quarter," said Rambler Coach Russ Great Lakes clinches title share action last week sent the Boyne City Harvey: Ramblers into district tournaments with a was the fourth in a row for BRI. on the strength of a 28-15 advantage in "It wound up being a game of having Great Lakes Energy Systems clinched a Beiford had 23 in leading Great Lakes to lot more confidence than they have had Ski & Shore won its third game in a row the fourth quarter..Brian Molitar pumped fewer turnovers," says Harvey. Boyne share of the second round title in the victory over Country Star. (Looze had set during most of the season. Tri-City Basketball League Sunday by a record the week before for the most Sunday with a 111 -109 overtime victory at in 39 points. 29 in the second half, to lead had only 14 turnovers, and Charlevoix Boyne took a 72-60 win over Mancelona defeating Country Star Market. 80-73. points scored by an individual this season the expense of Payton's. Lon Kowalske the victory. Rob Spencer hit 28 for BRI. had 26. "We had 12 steals in the game," Tuesday and squeaked past Charlevoix in when he scored 50 points.) Leading the hit 33 points to lead Ski &, Shore, which LEAGUE STANDINGS said the coach. Great Lakes will finish the round a 55-53 cliffhanger op Friday. The two scoring for Country Star was Ken Gahn fought back from an 82-64 deficit at the Great Lakes Energy 8-0 undefeated if it beats Payton's Well victories give them a three game The Ramblers also outclassed Char- with 26 points. end of three quarters. Terry Erber had 36 Schafer's 7-1 Drilling this Sunday. Great Lakes would winning streak. levoix on rebounds, getting 43 to the Schafer's stayed one game behind ptoints for Payton's. Country Star 6-2 Rayders' 31. then meet Boyne River Inn, the first The Mancelona game cost the Great Lakes in second place by whipping In games last Wednesday in-East Gold Nugget - - 4-3 Boyne played a poor offensive game, mtmtf champion, in a one-game playoff Ramblers the services of Daryl Tims, who BRI90-59. Dean Hicks led all scorers with Jordan, Schafer's nudged Victorian AFC Ski & Shore 4-4 making good on only 20 of its 72 field goal for the league championship. sprained an ankle early in the fourth 28 to pace the win. Bill Anzell and Kim 80-74 after trailing 55-54 after the third Boyne River Inn 4-4 attempts while Charievoix scored on 24 of period. He managed to score 14 points Alan Looze poured in 31 points and Jeff Hocquard both.had 17 for BRI. The loss quarter. 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after Wednesday's 69-55 victory over finishes I7.3 Pellston. *m JORDAN • The Red Devil vanity The win wrapped up the season nicely JV's go 13-5 put the frosting on the cake Tueaday' for the Devils, who were able to play capping their Ski Valley League every one of the team members. Each BOYNE CITY - The junior varsity championship with a 99-46 win against player scored at least one point. The top ended its regular season with two wins, non-conference for Boyne Falls. scorers were Bob Finch, 14 points; Todd bringing their standings to 13-5. The DevUt established their supremacy Chanda, 11 points; Rick Newville, Dan The Ramblers posted a 64-45 win over e^j? the game, gaining a 156 first Nachazel, and Brad Mayhew, eight Mancelona Tuesday and a 64-49 victory period lead and widening the gap to 34*15 points each, over Charlevow on Friday. by halftime. The backboard was led by Bob Finch "We had the boards, that was the Leading the scoring for East Jordan and Bob Sherman, who have done a great key,'' said Ramblers' Coach John Mc- were Duane Carpenter with 21, Kelly job of rebounding all season. Coach Brad George of the two contests. Looze with 13 and Brent Sweet with 11. Jones said, "It was a super game." John Tompkins scored 17 points John Hausler led the Loggers with 11 against Mancy, with Todd Rickard adding points. 8th graders finish 15 and Tim Smith 11. The Devils ended the regular season . BOYNE CITY - Although Boyne City's Tompkins also led the scoring in the with a 17-3 record, while Boyne Falls eighth grade basketball team may have Charlevoix games netting 14 while Ken finished 0-18, its second winless season Wilson had 13 and Bob Christy 12. in a row. only won five of 20 games, the squad has come a long way and looks forward to a The East Jordan High School ski team this year Included, from left, front tow, Scott bright future. BF coaches named Spence, Lynne Hawkins, Rlcardo Abad, Susan Buick, Loren Rullman, Tom Heaky. Team high scorers this season were EJ skiers Middle row 1 Sheryl Spence, Roger Cvf, Shirley Rebec, Cathy Nessel, Kevin Dietrich, are 800 Mitch Kruzel, 57 points, Tom Hamlin, 54, BOYNE FALLS - Athletic Director Car! Greg Cyr, Bob Burrows, John Bennett, Terry Bolke, Coach Jerry Schenck. Back rows BYMARKDETLAFF Jimmy Habasco, 47, Joe Gregware, 44, Moser has announced baseball and Todd Crawford, Tom Zoulek, Dan McKlnnon, Bob Thompson, Tom Rosendahl, Carl Student Reporter Kimo Kuheana, 42. softball coaches for the spring, Roslk. EAST JORDAN - The freshmen Devils Leading rebounders were Lance Leonard Puroll has been tapped to lead finished the season with an 8-10 record, Spaniak and Kimo Kuheana. the baseball team and Joel Donaldson received the nod for softball. Boyne volleyballers lose to champs Puroll also serves as Boyne Falls recreation director, and Donaldson BOYNE CITY - Volleyball tournament The Ramblers won the kicker. 17-5. stepped in and did a great job for us, Botuling coaches the Loggers' varsity basketball action saw Boyne City take a first round Boyne City Coach Pat Upton then saw serving four points in the second and squad. victory against East Jordan Saturday, the Ramblers lose in the second round to third games including the critical final E. J. Merchants League Watsons 85 Vi 154'/a Help 30 22 Both the softball and baseball teams before losing to Charlevoix in district Charlevoix, which took two straight points in the last game against East Feb.21 Graham's 83'/a 156 Vi H's&J's 28 24 open in back-to-back double headers on competition at Interlochen. games 5-15 and 10-15. Jordan. They really rose to the occasion," American Leg. 129Vi 801/J April 24, according to Moser, who also Chuck's Place 83 Vi 156'/2 Hot Shots Again 26 26 The East Jordan match was a close "Our three regular players were she said of the rookies. Rainbow Bar 125 85 High Individual Game Uncontrolables 25 27 announced that Boyne Falls has been one, requiring three games for a decision. gone," Upton said, "and we brought up Charlevoix went on to beat Intertochen Country H. 12OV4 89 Vi Helen Jones 191 Whatevers 25 27 chosen to host the Class D district Boyne City took the first game, 16-14 but four junior varsity players to fill the for the district title and will compete in Gemini Lanes 117 V 92 V7 Wendy Shepard 190 Nite Owls 23 29 tournament this year. E-J came back to win the second, 15-13. roster. Becky Kimbler, a sophomore, regional play at Clare on Saturday. PetriesCon. 113 97 Lana Midgett . 187 Keeps 21 31 Taylors IGA 111Vr98'/> High Individual Series Better Than Nothin 18 32 Smiths Excav. 1O2'/J Helen Jones 499 High Individual Scores BOYNE CITY BOYNE FALLS EJ Lumber 102V* 107VJ Barb Bennett 497 Jim Hubbard 567 204 East Jordan Greenhouse 100 110 Shirley Petrie 478 Bob Janisse 548 214 SCHOOL MENU SCHOOL MENU Daves Mobil 93 117 Pin Twisters John Gasco 548 March 10-14 School Menu Cass Supply 76 134 Feb.24 Norma Peck 508 217 March 10-14 Bartletts Excav. 69 141 B's&D's 34 18 Debbie Peck 504 197 MONDAY - Chili, crackers, peanut butter sand- March 10-14 High Games Ferps 30 22 Shirley Blekkenk 495 wiches, carrot sticks, milk, dessert. Buck Cihak 580 223 MONDAY - Chicken noodle casserole. TUESDAY - Hamburgers, salad, carrot sticks, PatWeisler 573 235 TUESDAY - Hamburgers. milk, dessert. MONDAY - Spaghetti, whole wheat rolls, green Dave Graham 569 207 WEDNESDAY - Hot dogs. WEDNESDAY - Chicken soup, chicken and egg beans, applesauce. THURSDAY - Hamburger dish. Larry Drenth 560 207 salad sandwich, crackers, milk, dessert. TUESDAY - Stew, biscuits, honey, fruit cup. FR11DAY • Fish sticks. Tuck Thomson 549 221 Gemini Lanes THURSDAY - Tacos with cheese and shredded WEDNESDAY - Submarine sandwiches, corn, These are the main dishes. Also served each lettuce, green beans in mushroom sauce, milk, pickles, peaches. Thursday Night THURSDAY - Pizza, peas & carrots, bananas. day will be salad or vegetable, fruit, bread, butter dessert. ;> Women's League salutes the East Jordan FRIDAY - Fishwiches, tartar sauce, cabbage and milk. FRIDAY - Bean soup, crackers, assorted sand- Feb. 28 wiches, milk, dessert. salad, pineapple. Schafers 157l/j 82V* "Player of the Week" 1 Rons P. Sh. 149Vi 90 V* Behling's Bread, butter and milk served with each meal. Little Lenas 139 101 BOB'S Menu subject to change without notice. Boyne Essex 134V* 105V* Overhead Dr. 134 '/a 105 V* Little Cub trumco. Inc. 132 108 DISCOUNT AceHdwe. 128 V* 11IV* EAST JORDAN 913 Water St. HamillCar. 128 312 Market PHARMACY East Jordan Starks Total 126 114 LUMBER CO 536-2622 BUick 123 117 123 N. Park Boyne City 582-7302 Boyne City 582-6661 Altair 118 122 Pet. Plastics 113'/J 126'/a 'Mogul Inn 113 127 N: Tobacco 111 129 Lit Pub UO'/i 129 V* BC Lanes 108 V* 131 Vi Put your business card Buck's B. Sh. 1071/; 132V* Jerry 1 In the Service directory! Greenhouse IO6 /* \33VI 582-6761 Advance Groc. 86 154 Fuller Service directory The Depot 73 167 Individual HI Game Jerry Fuller of East Jordan & Series finished the season as the AUTO RUSTPROOFING DRYWALLING ROOFING Sandy Clausen 202 532 Ski Valley League's sixth Betty Hubbard 201 539leading scorer. Fuller, with Debbie Peck 201 529an average of 15.7 points Shirley Looze 200 532per game, has played Hellebuyck Dry Wall Co. ROOFING COMPANY Early Birds consistently for the Devils TUFF KOTE DINOL AUTOMOTIVE all year shooting nearly 73 \rr\\ Hang, tape and prime drywall Seals-n-Rob. 173 97 RUSTPROOFING anded Built-up Roof* Denisons 148 122 percent from the foul line. - | Also ceiling texture He is a 5*11" junior. Hustfighters, Inc. DBA Iuulated Roof Decks VallanceTV 138 132 Quality workmanship Steel Roof Decks Bolser'sCon. 131 139 WE RUSTPROOF (_,) Kesidential & commercial Waterproofing SaylesMas. 123V* 146V* YOUR CAR TWICE. • i Free Kstimates Zephyr 96 V* 173 V*, insured workmen NEW & USED CARS & TRUCKS ' t: Owner: Jim Hellebuyck 5578 U.S. 131 Petoskey High Game 1209 Bridge Street - Charlevoix 547-9733 -*-*' 582-6639 347-8823 Marsha Smith 178 Camp Dagget Rd. Lana Midgett 173 582-9392 Boyne City Deb Warner 170 High Series AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR | REDMAN ENTERPRISE SANITATION StarWaatti 478 [DRYWALLING: Hang, tape, prime dry Lana Midgett 472 Boyne City !' wall and textured ceilings Deb Warner 471 • RESIDENTIAL Bill Redman « COMMERCIAL BLAKE'S AUTO & TRUCK • ANY SIZS CONTAINER Inter City League Lanes FREE ESTIMATES Feb. 25 SERVICE & REPAIR Boyne City 582-6854 ,.. Legion 122 V* 57'/» Chuck's Place 102 V* 77V4 salutes the Boyne City Wrecker Service SUPERIOR SANITATION SERVICE Spike's 94 86 RT. \, Box 226 ...CMARLEVOIX. Ml 497ZO M-75 RUSTY MclNTOSH (616) 547-6922 State Bank 86'/J 93 Vi "Player of the Week" Boyne City, MI INSURANCE SERVING Lions - 71V* 108'A EAST JORDAN ELLSWORTH 616-582-2281 1 Laundromat 64 116 CENTRAL LAKE NO. TORCH LAKE : High Game & Series RUEGSEGGER—STANLEY iR, Dunson 568 202 :p. Weisler 564 225 INSURANCE AGENCY STEEL ;T. Snooks 544 BUILDERS ••COVKRAGE FOR ALL" K. Annear 539 •Recreational vehiclas •Home owners R. Ransom 528 209 •Boat • Renters insurance • Mobile homes •Automobile SEALS & ROBERTS ' EJ Ladle*'Uagne SEALS & ROBERTS •Business owners •Life CONSTRUCTION COMPANY : Feb.27 Call & CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 106 K. Water •I.T.T. 174 96 582-6251 Boyne City Gulf & West, 174 96 STEEL Angles-Plates Colwell 143 Vi Complete Building American Leg. 140 130 LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS Channels-Beams Dressel 133 137 and Remodeling Bars HiteDr.St. 126 V* 143'/* • <«r 1 Boyne City 582-6535 N.W.$t Bankl26V* 142V* Boyne City 582-6535 '• Gemini Lanes 125 V* 143 V* Taylor's 124 V* 145 V^ Campbell 124 146 307 FRONT STREET Need EX Lumber 120 150 SAYLES MASONRY CONSTRUCTION BOYNE CITY, MICHIGAN 49712 Dairy Corner 107Vil62Vi PHONE High ImUvldaal Game i m-noo All Types of Masonry n Professional Dry Cleaning B.Alget 201 Residential & Commercial M.Swoboda aPickUp&Dropbff RNDDT M. Carpenter •Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service -We do Alterations f " ttuaiaww >Mi Carpenter 551 M-75 Squth 498 M.Swoboda '<;. Boyne City 549-26/2 IN THE 495 PLUMBING & HEATING R. Chanda Jim Plachta -Smith's Excav.161'/> Jim PUchU, a 5'11" junior, ha* been a good BLAKE-KENNEY ballplayer for (lie Rambler* all year, but really Chipman Pluhrtbing cirvd Heating ^A**HcaJ»Leg.l51 89 •padded Friday against Charlevolx, when he came MASONRY, INC. Call the Press -• "lli •"'-•• ^i45-,":-:95;:' off the bench to lead Boyne City'• winning assault 0 Licensed Plumbers at 582-6761: Supply 129 111 : eo Charlevotx. Plachta,'who has connected on 48 Residential-Commercial p 125 115 penult of his field goal MMdaring the teuton, 0 Reasonable Prices Moncrlef Hot Air Furnaces 113 127 pfvA m 13 points for the Ramblers on Friday, to Deadline npon 0 US. National Boilers I- i.TexicollOH 129W w)» the nomlnattoo u Player of the Week. Boyne City, MI 616-5S2-9332 BoyneCity ; 582^7151 Monday Page 16 - THURSDAY, MARCH 6, I960 - CharievoU County Press

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ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SALE MISC. 6 AUTOS & TRUCKS SERVICES 1 1 HELP WANTED 12 REAL ESTATE 16 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES 1 -1 7 BIBLE STUDY Tuesday LOVELY HOME for elderly WOOD AND COAL furnace 1977 CHEVY NOVA Hatch CRANE WORK, bulldoz- HIRE A TEEN program can Michigan, on the 15th day Notice of Application afternoons,. 1:00-3:00. (licensed)—Good German for sale. Call 582-9305 or back. Six cylinder automa- ing backhoe, dump truck, provide you with reliable CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS of November, 1978. in Liber for Permission to Build your faith with the cooking. Familiar atmo- 582-6024 for more informa- tic, power steering. AM/ air hammer, sand gravel teenagers ready and willing 155 of Charlevoix County Organize a "new bank1' Word I Joyce Spohn, 530 E. sphere, beautiful country- tion. FM radio, air conditioning, and top soil, fill dirt, septic to work odd jobs. For more Records, on page 498. on under Section 130 to be Division, 582-9305. side. Lots of animals are new snow tires. Best offer. tanks, demolition of build- information call 582-6682 cm t t.'c i (ion /'i. which mortgage there is known as N. W. State Bank expecting you. Please call GERMAN Shepherd/labra- Full tank of gas included. ings. Flynn's Trenching. between 3 and 6 p.m. claimed to be due, at the CHRISTIANS! - All 616-584-2030 for an dor mix puppies, free to 347-5422 days. Chris. Call 347-4771 after 7 p.m.. date of this notice, for Notice is hereby given supplies still available New good home. Three months CHARLEVOIX Commission principal and interest, the that William H. Grauel, appointment. 347-8469. 12x60 MOBILE HOME for Life Book Store - We have old. Prefer outdoors. 599- MOVING - Must sell: 1970 on Aging (547-6282) has 2 sum of Eleven Thousand 1086 Boyne Road. East BAYSIDE ROOFING offers sale. 2 bedroom, new car- moved. Temporary number FEMALE mid 20's wants to 2204. Dodge power wagon, four positions available in Boyne Forty-Four and 76 100 Jordan Michigan 49727; a complete line of roofing peting. 8x22 addition, wood 582-9100. Please Call. share or rent home in wheel drive. V* ton. short City funded through CETA ($11,044.76) Dollars *; William G. Boswell, 202 GAS DRYER and washer, services year-round, in- burner, extras. $4800. 536- Charlevoix area. Need by box. Call 582-2473. program. The positions are And no suit or proceed- Water Street, East Jordan, $100 for both. 582-7300. cluding insulation and 7892. April 4, working at secretary dispatcher and ings at law or in equity Michigan 49727; Richard 1972 CHRYSLER Newport, venting. Licensed and in- Weathervane. Call collect, NEW FURNITURE Store senior center director. Ap- having been instituted to Fish, 311 Water Street, $600 or best offer, runs . Ann, 313,646-4608. 112 W. Main, Boyne City. sured. Free estimates. 347- plications available at com- LEGAL NOTICES recover the debt secured by Boyne City, Michigan excellent. 582-2142. 7594. Open Wed., Fri., Sat. 10-5 mission office in Charle- 17 said mortgage or any part 49712. Conrad L. Klooster, or by appointment. Call voix. located in sheriff's thereof. Now. Therefore, Meadowtane. Charlevoix, THANK YOU 3 347-9872. 8 A-I GARBAGE building. Before applying, NOTICE OF by virtue of the power of Michigan 49720; William FIREWOOD SERVICE check with MESC office in MORTGAGE SALE sale contained in said mort- E. Malpass. M-66 Highway GOOD quality hay, oats, For Charlevoix, East Petoskey to see if you In pursuance and by gage, and pursuant to the North. East Jordan, corn, sawdust, and mill- We wish to thank the DRY SEASONED firewood Jordan and surrounding qualify for CETA virtue of a Judgment of the statute- of the Stale oi Michigan 49727; and wood. Kampers woodfire We are now taking doctors and nurses at Little for sale - Seasoned two areas—We offer special- employment. Circuit Court for the County Michigan in such case Charles S. McDowell, Box furnaces and stoves. Will orders for chickens. A Traverse Hospital, Munson years for excellent burning, ized service with pick- of Charlevoix. State of made and provided, notice 1653. Boyne City, Michigan deliver. Howard Foltz. 347- LOOKING FOR experienc- delivery is expected Medical Center and Lock- cut. and split to your sped- up at your door—Special Michigan, made and is hereby given that on 49712 have made applica- 4385. ed retired body man to around March 1st. For wood MacDonald Hospital, fications and delivered to rates — Nobodys ever entered on the 13th day of Thursday, the 3rd day of tion with the Commissioner Halls Funeral Home, Rev. work at his own pace on orders call Charlevoix 1 your door. 582-9474 and better! 547-4697. September, 1979, in a April, 1980, at 10:00 o'clock of the Michigan Financial "BE KIND to your Feet!' auto restoration project. Co-op, 547-6721. Sup- Carter Miller for his kind 536-2134. certain cause therein A.M.. Local Time, said Institutions Bureau for Try Knapp Shoes. Contact Call after 6:30 p.m., plies are limited. words, Boyne City Aerie pending, wherein Clare A. mortgage will be foreclosed permission to organize a Bill Gaunt Jr. 536-7232. VACUUM CLEANERS! 582-6159. 1583 and the V.F.W. Aux- DRY HARDWOOD, maple, Dietze and Helen M. Dietze by a sale at public auction, "new bank" under Section East Jordan. Complete sales & service. WE BUY GOLD iliary Post 7303 for the nice iron wood, elm. mixed. $25 were Plaintiff and Roy C. to the highest bidder, at the 130 of the Michigan New, used, reconditioned, and diamonds. Call Reusch luncheon, all those who CIGARETTES - All types, per cord. $30 delivered. Spencer and Jacqueline M. Main Lobby entrance to the Banking Code. as $10 and up. The Sweep ITEMS WANTED Jewelry, Petoskey, sent food to our homes and $4.99 per carton, plus tax. Call 549-2079. Spencer were Defendant. Court House in Charlevoix amended, with such bank Shop. 221 W. Mitchell, 347-2403. all those who sent cards Bob's Pharmacy, Boyne 14 notice is hereby given that I Michigan (that being the to be known as NW State Petoskev. 347-1320. and flowers and offered City. shall sol! at public sale to building where the Circuit Bank and to be located in "WHAT CAN I DO Now, prayers and words of $100 & UNDER 10 WANTED TO BUY Milk the highest bidder in the Court for the County of East Jordan, Michigan. Mom?" Answer that ques- comfort to us during the JACK STEBE pasteurizer, prefer 2 gallon lobby at the main entrance Charlevoix is held), of the The application was tion, Mother, by sending illness and loss of our wife size._CaH 582-7541. on the East side of the premises described in said accepted for filing by the for "Aunt Helen's Hints for SMALL ANTIQUE wood and mother, Mrs. Piccola Custom Carpentry County Court House Build- mortgage, or so much Financial Institutions Happy Days," an activity and coal parlor stove, 38" WEIGHT LIFTING equip Brown. Bulding-Rembdeling ing in the City of Char- thereof as may be neces- Bureau on February 21, book with a totally new x20". cast iron. 582-9455. ment wanted, also a good Wilber Brown, Sr., 1978 CJ5 JEEP Golden Additions levoix (that being the place sary to pay the amount due. 1980. Any person who approach. Contains novel, used vacuum cleaner, and Francis and Dorothy Eagle package. Loaded of holdi'g the Circuit Court "as aforesaid, on said desires to protest the ap- creative ideas to instruct ADS ARE FREE ir our RR3 Box 2O3B an electric steel guitar. Bazzell, Frank and Edrie with extras. $5,800. For for said County), on T les- mortgage, with the interest plication must file a written and entertain children ages $100 and under classifica- CHARLEVOIX 582-2254. Peters, Wilber and Jeannie more information, call 347- day. the 18th day of March, thereon at ten and one- notice of protest with the 4-10, using everyday tion. Check the instructions 547-9066 Brown and Roger and Nora 1940. 1980. at 10:00 o'clock in the half percent (10.5%) per Commissioner of the materials around the in the rate info box on this DOG HOUSE for medium Dawson and families. forenoon, the following annum and all legal costs, Financial Institutions house. Great gift idea, too. 1976 DODGE ASPEN page and mail in your free to large size dog. Call described property: All that charges and expenses, in- Bureau, P.O. Box 30224. Send $3.00 to Box 1651. Station Wagon. Luggage ad. BUILDING or remodeling? 582-6761 days, or 582-2466 certain piece or parcel of cluding the attorney fees Room 390. Third Floor, Law Jackson, Mich., 49204. rack, air conditioning, Call B&L Contractors, 547- after 5 p.m. ______LOST & FOUND 5 land situate in the City of allowed by law, and also Building, Lansing, Michi- '53.000 miles, SHARP. Call 2876, or 347-5989 for free WE BUY Oriental rugs. Boyne City. County of any sum or sums which gan 48909 and with the NEED RIDE from Advance 582-7287 or 582-2466 after 6 SERVICES 1 1 estimates. Licensed con- Navajo rugs, gold and Charlevoix and State of may be paid by the under- applicant not later than or East Jordan to Petoskey. FOUND - Lady's eye- p.m. tractors. silver coins. Ali's Persian Michigan, described as signed, necessary to March 22, 1980. The Monday through Saturday. glasses in front of Ace WANT TO CARE for one or PIANO TUNING, Gordon Carpets. 306 Howard St., follows: protect its interest in the application is on file with Arrive Petoskey 9 a.m. - Hardware are in Boyne EASY as a phone call - - two children in my home, Wheeler, 39 years exper- Petoskev. 347-4542. premises. Which said the Commissioner and may Return at 5. 582-9031. City. Owner may claim by Classified Ads in The Lot #82 of Block "L" South identifying. Press. 582-6761. daytime, five days a week. ience. 12 years factory Boyne Addition, City of premises are described as be inspected during regular Boyne Falls 549-2003. experience. Phone Boyne City, County of follows: business hours. This notice is published pursuant to 547-4220 or ABC 347-7970. FOR RENT 15 Charlevoix, State of Mich- All that certain piece or CHARLEVOIX ANSWER- section 30 of the banking 347-1215. igan, according to the Plat parcel of land situate in the I ING SERVICE Office, code of 1969, as amended, thereof as recorded in the City of Boyne City in the It's easy to place medical and residential OPENING for piano or FOUR BEDROOM house being section 487.330 of the ii- Office of the Register/of County of Charlevoix, and use, 24 hr. service. 6 days a organ students, Adults and for rent, two baths, large Michigan Complied Laws Deeds for Charlevoix State of Michigan, and week, 547-4214. children. Call 582-9133. lot, Boyne City. Call 582- as amended by Act No. 524 County, Michigan; described as follows, to- 2679 after 6 p.m. of the Public Acts of 1978, your Classified Ad... together with all of the wit: which set forth the ONE BEDROOM furnished personal property as The west Vi of Lot 187 of procedures for processing with Franklin fireplace. Al! described in said Judgment Block "Y" in Nicholl's and Classifications Stammers applications and the utilities, $250 monthly plus of the Circuit Court. Morgan's Second Addition Call us manner in which protests 1- Announcements CARPETS and CLEANING SERVICE security. No pets. 582-2727. Dated: January 28, 1980, to the Village of South by noon Monday, 582-6761. Or write may be made. 2-In memoriam •Carpets *Drapcs dry cleaned on the CLARENCE H. RABACH, Boyne, now City of Boyne your ad on the order form below. By: Donald L. Johnson 3-Thank you *Upholstery rod in your home MOBILE HOME for rent, 2 Charlevoix County Clerk City, according to the re- Designated Correspondent 4-Garage Sales •Walls *Firc & Flood Restoration bedrooms on 40 acres - Charlevoix, Ml 49720 corded plat thereof. Windows private lake frontage, wood 19-2tc 5-Lost & found Robert C. Klevorn •plus unpaid taxes in the burner and oil heat, 3 miles Rates 6-For sale Misc. We specialize in hard to clean fabrics that Attorney for Plaintiffs amounts as follows: from town, $250 per month. others refuse to do. Business Address: 1978 Winter Taxes: 7-Autos & trucks 536-7892. __ are $1 for 15 words or less, plus It per 8-Firewood Authorized Scotchgard Applicator 215 South Lake Street $354.71, if paid in Febru- additional word. Call us and we will help 9-Winter recreation For free estimates, call.-. . 547-9085 or 533-8422 FOR RENT-Houses & Boyne City. MI 49712 ary, 1980. Teiephone: 616-582-7911. you write your ad. We will tell you how 10-8100 & under duplexes available, call 1979 Summer Taxes: BINGHAM & SONS WELL Classified much your ad will cost, and you can mail PAINTING, PAPERING, Boyne Country Realty, 582- $121.48. if paid in Febru- 11-Services DRILLING & REPAIR NOTICE OF your payment. If payment is not 12-Help wanted Staining, textured ceilings, 2242. Betty, Keith and ary, 1980. Water well repair, pump 18 years experience. In- MORTGAGE SALE ads are received by noon Friday, we will bill you. 13-Farm products Marilyn. 1979 Winter Taxes: repair and new systems, sured, winter rates, 347"- MORTGAGF/SALE - De- $227.38, if paid prior to A 50 cent billing charge will be added. 14,-Items wanted 536-3169. 0033 after 6 p.m. ONE BEDROOM, fur- fault having been made in February 14, 1980 . 15-For rent free nished apartment at the terms and conditions of During the six/months REMODELING or repair- 16-Real estate Springbrook Hills. Security a certain mortgage made by immediately following the ing? For complete carpen- 582-2267 37-Legal notices deposit, references, no DONALD G. KERR and sale, the property may be Free Ads ter work, inlaid brick, slate, ALL-TRASH if pets. Call for appointment BARBARA JEAN KERR. redeemed. masonite, slab and cera- We Pick Up Anything Ads are free for one week only in our Box Ads 547-5476 evenings and his wife, (formerly Barbara Dated at Detroit, Mich- "$100 or Under" column. These ads mic; also wood stove in- Residential weekends. 582-6761 days. Jean Wilson) as tenants by igan, February 8, 1980 you're must: are $1.80 per column inch. stallation. Phone 536-7667 Commercial-Contract Available after March 15th. the cnlircety. of 525 South TRUSTEES OF UNITED Large type and illustrations ' or 535-2277. •Week-Month-Job • be 15 words or less. Day Park, Boyne City. Mich- STATES MUTUAL are no extra charge. 119 W. Cedar St. OFFICE for rent on Lake selling • state the price of all items, with total PIANO TUNING AND igan. Mortgagors, to REAL ESTATE INVEST- Boyne City Street in downtown Boyne TRUSTEES OF UNITED not to exceed $100. REPAIRS, all makes and City. Two adjoining areas, MENT TRUST • be mailed or brought to our office, models, reasonable. R. T. STATES MUTUAL REAL Mortgagee something Discount 750 and 450 sq. ft. Rent one ESTATE INVESTMENT (islo phone-ins) Louiselie Piano Service, MECHANIC - Cars, snow- Attorney for Mortgagee of 5% is available for running or both for reasonable TRUST. Mortgagee, dated • be for non-business use. Route 2, Charlevoix, Call mobiles. I-can come to your LAWRENCE A. TOWER for under same ad 4 weeks or more. monthly rate. Available im- the 13th day of November. 547-2677. vehicle or tune while you 200 Renaissance Center, mediately. Call 582-2264. 1978, and recorded in the work. 582-2119. SHAKLEE, a name you office of the Register of Suite 3065 $100 ! Classified ad BEAUTIFUL, large, one Detroit. Michigan 48243 (BRarfavQix @ounft/&ross know, a philosophy you'll CARPET & VINYL Instal- bedroom, furnished apart- Deeds, for the County of be proud to share, Your Charlevoix and State of (313) 259-3303 order form VOI'B COAf.Ml MTV .VK lation, reasonable rates, ment with fireplace at own business. 582-6857. cc: Patrick D. Quinlan 116 E. Main Street excellent and reliable work. Springbrook Hills. Security CHECK ONE; P.O. Box A. Boyne City, MI 49712 AUTO PAINTING, BODY Free estimates. Phone 582- deposit, references, no WORK, rust repair, state 9018 after 2:30, pets. Call for appointment ANNOUNCING .Free ad. 15 words maximum I've followed the instructions above. certified shop, Boyne 547-5476 evenings and City-Charlevoix Road, FINEOUT'S DEEP weekends. 582.6761 days. Payment enclosed, $1 for 15 words, 7 cents per additional word. near Young State Park. STEAM CARPET Available after March 1 st. FOSTER CONSTRUCTION BROOKS AUTO SALES CLEANING. Phone 582- .Please bill me: Name———-—^- Phone . 582-6348. '• • ••.. the Franchise dealer for y 13 or 582-2391. REAL ESTATE 16 Address -_ City & 7ir Dick's Home & "DICKINSON HOMES" Writ* your ad here: Lawn Maintenance GUARANTEED LAfu CONTRACi.s pur- Experienced • Insured CLOCK REPAIR chased, any amount, any- Snow plowing Keywind; weight where. Prompt local Phone 582-6638 driven, cuckoo, chime, service. Call anytime, Boyne City grandfather. Specialize Richard May, Northern in ANTIQUE CLOCKS; Michigan Investment Co. WATKINS home product. 3 Experienced watch 582-6751. and clock makers on East Jordan area. Call J. COUNTRif 3 bedroom staff. FREE Estimates. Mockerman. 536-7272. home on 13 acres, plus new REUSCH JEWELRY. garage and barn- Low Charlevoix, 547-2971; BO YNELAND REFUSE heating, costs with natural Petoskey 347-2403. serving Boyne City, gas. Priced in low 40's. Call Boyne Falls, Horton for details. Charlevoix MODEL HOME NOW OPEN Bay, Advance and ad- ONE DOLUK - That;s all pTOportletyHnc. 547-4411. Winter Moorti U.S. 131 S. 1 mile soutft of Holiday Inn joining townships. We you pay for a 15-word Wed.,Fri.&Sat. VA & FHA financing available 347.1731 offlct uge only: pick up EVERYTHING. _U J classified ad. Call The NQT USING IT? Sell it with 11-4:30 . Call for mote complete Information Patoskey IB flW ^^ ^w ^w ^M;^^ ^w ^H ^M ^w ^H ^H ^H ^H ^H ^H IB MR MR wtk MB MB 582-6692. 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