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YourACommunity Newspaper, 1881-1981 Thursday, April.2, 1981 Vol. 101, No. 4 25 cents AAcGoff buys ferry, \ : plans 'dining ship' for Charlevoix BY TRISH WRIGHT denied allegations that he was an agent will be a great thing for the Charlevoix or a front man for that country, area," he said. CHARLEVOIX - A huge floating however. Annand said that acquistion of the restaurant and nightclub will probably According to Fred Annand, vice- several new boats, including the one to be operating as part of the Beaver president of the Beaver Island Boat be used as the restaurant, will probably Island Boat Company this summer, The Company, McGoff has acquired con- be finalized Friday at a meeting of the Charlevoix County Press has learned. trolling interest in the boat company boat company board of directors. through a corporation known as Water's The company already shuttles But perhaps even more interesting Edge, Inc. passengers to and from Beaver Island than the dinner boat is the company's Annand did not reveal how much on passenger ferries, the Beaver Is- new owner—John P. McGoff. McGoff paid to acquire the controlling lander and the South Shore. New ferry A summer resident of Charlevoix, interest. McGoff already owned some service from Petoskey to the island is McGoff is president of Panax Corpo- stock in the boat company, and one local also planned this summer. ration, a large newspaper chain which stockholder told The Press that McGoff "We have looked at several boats for published 83 newspapers before its bought stock for $90 per share from 30 the Petoskey ferry, and we also plan to stockholders decided to start liquidation to 40 stockholders and now owns well operate the dinner boat near Charlevoix of the company in August of 1980. over half of the 4,000 shares. that will serve dinner and provide entertainment on the nightly basis," Powerliffer In the last few years. McGoff has "Previous to McGoff's offer, there hadn't been an offer for more than $75 Annand said. WeightUfter Pat SUte Is one of 13 members of the Christiansen the club has been in existence for been a controversial figure. He was the per share." the stockholder said. Annand has been a summer resident East Jordan Powerllfting Club who will be three years. Several lifters in the club are subject of widely reported federal Speculation that McGoff was buying of Beaver Island and he is also a participating In a "llft-a-thon" this Saturday. The becoming quite proficient, Christiansen reports, investigations regarding his involve- and expanding the boat company has neighbor of McGoff's in Williamston. club is sponsoring the event from 1 to 3 p.m. at the and they will be participating in the Michigan ment in a South African government created a great deal of interest in the He owned his own security firm and high school to raise money for weight room Teenage Powerilfting Meet next month. See next secret propoganda fund scandal. He has Charlevoix area due to the stock worked as a private investigator for 27 equipment. Under the guidance of coach Bob week's Press for a feature about the local club. purchases, real estate inquires and even years, Now he plans to move to the a brief mention at a January city council Charlevoix-Petoskey area and devote meeting. "full-time" efforts to the boat company. Charlevoix Mayor Sam Supernaw He has been on the board of directors Salary freeze doesn't anger £J city supt. said he wasn't sure what plans McGoff for 16 years, has for the boat company. "We've just Annand said McGoff has been active- heard rumors," he said. iy involved in arranging the purchase EAST JORDAN - Friction between doing—way too much for this little town engineering himself. He felt that a city "Before they tried to fire' me a few Supernaw added that "There was and expansion of the company, but the council members and city superinten- to pay," said Nemecek. superintendent should not be paid such months ago, the mayor never once some discussion of (the ownership publisher would not take an active role dent Herman Rasch cropped up again a high salary, because the city hasn't contacted me to try to get information Gee agreed. He felt Rasch was change) at a council meeting around the in the day-to-day operations. last week in a special meeting to saved that much by hiring Rasch. straight from the horse's mouth." making enough money and that council first part of the year. McGoff's name Boat company manager Brie Kam- approve the proposed city budget. Although Morris felt Rasch had done a "Frankly, I don't lose very much members had to "hold the line" with was mentioned then." mermann reported that the 1981 Council members voted 4-1 to freeze top personnel. He was pleased with the good job on the newly built civic center, sleep over these things. It's sad, The city learned of the ownership summer schedule for the Beaver Island Rasch's $27,500 a year salary. way the budget was balanced. he felt other city areas had gone because it's not me they're destroying, change because the boat company has ferries has already been printed. "I The city council approved a minimum downhill. He listed mowing the banks of it's their city and the city's image." Morris and Joseph, however, cited been negotiating its dock lease with the expect that we'll have a good year. of five percent raises for all other city the waste water lagoon s stem, But he will work to try to improve his job performance as part of the reason city of Charlevoix. Reservations have already started to department heads. Rasch was not cleaning up the city property on Maple relationship with the council. "I think I Inquires have also been made about come in. We should have a boat running present at the meeting. See editorial, page 4 Street at the entrance to the new high am going to have to tread more softly acquiring real estate on Round Lake, out of Petoskey by Memorial weekend," Contacted later, he told The Press he school, and neglect of the water system from now on," he said. he said. for Christensen Ridge as examples. reportedly to provide additional parking was "not going to lose very much sleep they felt Rasch's salary should be The Finance Committee recom- for the floating restaurant. Kammermann added that the dinner Sweet, who supported a five percent about this. There are a lot more frozen. mendation to the rest of the council at For some time, McGoff has been a boat will be a floating restaurant with a important things than this to be "I felt Herman was paid enough," pay raise for Rasch, said it was "unfair the meeting had been to give Rasch the passenger capacity of about 400. It will to single out one person when the boating enthusiast in the Charlevoix concerned about." said Joseph. "Performance was part of five percent raise. Gotts. Gee. and area, where he docks his 100 ft. yacht. seat 200 for dinner and will have two my reason." Joseph preferred not to council was already talking about Sweet are on the Finance Committee, The main reason for freezing Rasch's The yacht is often a highlight of the dance floors and bars, "We may even comment on specific areas where he felt relatively small percentage raises for al! but (it'v chanperi Ins mind later salary was a feeling that Rasch was boat parade in the annual Venetian have an orchestra lined up, and we Rasch should improve. He felt that was city department heads." She also felt already making too much money. Clerk-Treasurer Kern Morris said this Festival. might be ready to serve dinners by Councilmen Al Joseph, Russ Gee, a personnel matter. that this topic should have been week that she and Police Chief Joe Memorial Day." discussed when the full council was One local businessman commented: Darwin Morris and Mayor Archie Councilman Morris felt too much city Hammond are the administrators af- Some Charlevoix businessmen have present. "1 think McGoff has just taken a fancy Nemecek voted to freeze Rasch's salary. engineering was being hired out. He fected by the five percent raise for city to getting into the boat business." "been speculating that the boat company Council member Pat Sweet opposed. said Rasch was paid considerably more Rasch attributed the salary freeze to administrators. And an official with one of McGoff's might begin using a hydrofoil boat for Councilmen Cal Gotts and Gil Fox were than previous superintendents because Morris will be earning $19,425 and politics, rather than criticism of his work remaining Michigan newspapers said passenger service to the island. Annand not present at the meeting. the council that hired him three years Hammond will earn $17,325 if the city performance. "I think they're getting McGoff has dreamed of starting a said that buying a hydrofoil had been ago thought it could save money in the "I figured that Rasch was making misinformation from someone "—per- council approves the raises as part of floating restaurant for 10 years. discussed but none have been pur- long run by having Rasch do most of thfc way too much money for the job he was haps a disgruntled city employee. the 1981-82 budget next Tuesday. "I'm giad he's finally doing it. That chased. EJ budget review is April 7... EAST JORDAN - May 19, the date of In East Jordan, city clerk-treasurer so on. The fees pay for the costs of the the state election on property tax cuts, Fern Morris said they normally must services. puts a crimp in city budget plans. stick to the budget adopted. She said, The earmarked funds amounting to In East Jordan. the budget hearing however, the state is working on how to $43,000 have been Set aside for such will he Tuesday, April 7, at 6:30 p.m. permit modification. things as Elm Point, harbor improve- The city council is expected to vote on Meantime the city's millage figure ments, and the airport. These and the the budget following the hearing.' But had to be a "guesstimate," Morris said, other saved amounts are the result of Impact of the state property tax relief based on a projection of last year's .the council's policy for the last few proposal on the city budget is not millage. She said, "We've got to hope years to set aside money for neces- certain. we've done a good guesstimate." sary, large expenditures scheduled for The proposal for the May 19 vote is to the future. cut property taxes in half. Will this A look at East Jordan's budget The largest single item in the expense make, a millage Increase necessary? details, shows that of the $1,348,350 column is streets. The total $149,150 Will future millage requests be limited budget, only $258,000 is property tax, includes $40,000 for construction and by the bill? The rest^-$l,090,350—comes from $25,000 for snow removal, "No one has seen the final wording of held-over and earmarked funds and No funding is budgeted for CETA the bill," reported Edith Beck, Boyne from fees for such things as water and workers, Morris said, "because we City's treasurer.. sewer services and the tourist park and have no promises." BC hearing is April 14 BY BARBARA CRUDEN April 14, the regular monthly meeting above last year's. Over half the In- night. crease will be from the increased water BOYNE CITY - Residents and city Residents are invited to study the and sewer rate change. commissioners have been looking at budget packet at city hall. "In our At a recent city commission meeting, Boyne City's proposed $1,867 million budget, everything \t there, V City Clifton pointed out that water/waste- budget line by-line. Manager Tim Clifton noted In an water rates had not been changed since Budget review began Match 12 with Interview with The Press. 1976. Since then, he said, there has meetings on different sections through- He said this means 4he city operates been a 50 percent increase in inflation, out the month. Budget summaries for without the flexibility customary in but the average water bill will go up 40 Ray Valentin* of Valentin* Studios in Boya* Cty neentfy won two award* at both Boyne City and Bast. Jordan are many.government budget*. percent. 28th Aanpal Profewkmal Pnotognptor* of Ohio convention and extdMti**,' printed on page eight; ' "Our figures are based on actual Although the budget shows an In* /\WOrCf "DI*M^ Cotter/* i^», Won* red ifcboa. A grew ribbon wa* awarded W A commission vote on the 1981-82 cost," Clifton said. crease, the millage wilt go down 1.05 "Five Generation*." Ito red awant we* ft* achjevenwot and the gw* ft* budget will follow a hearing Tuesday, the proposed budget Is $233,000 [Continued oa page 3] honorable mention. Valentine bad few phetet accept fit exUbttton. Page 2 - EV

Update Costs up,\nii0fiig0' down in BC [Continued from front] city hall, the successful application to ment narrowly missed being approved* mills from last year's 19.1, making the the Department of Housing and Urban Clifton said it would-be resubmitted proposed millage 18.05. Development for a $2 million grant to next year. ' News briefs The budget is up, Clifton said, build more senior citizen and low An additional tool for planning and Weather because of an average 30 percent income housing, and the new computer management will be the new capita) increase in costs. Just the new cost of for city records and bills, among other improvement program, which lookf First more/s Public interviews 95 inches stamps moves administration postage things. ahead five years. With costs coming • i' . * ., from $1,800 to $2,200. There have been disappointments from the general fund on a year-to? BOYNE FALLS - A we^c of 50 and 60 EAST JORDAN - Formal interviews Besides producing early mushrooms, Police protection, which takes gas- too. The hope of a beach off the park year basis, the program is a priorities degree temperatures has already for the position of East Jordan School our extra-early spring has kept snowfall oline, will go from $194,300 to $216,400. will have to be postponed indefinitely list of where the city is going in suca produced the first morel mushrooms of Superintendent are scheduled to be for the season down to 95.5 inches. Clifton explained that although with money no longer available from matters as street, water line, anq the season. On March 30^, Billy Sparks, held April 10, 11 and possibly 12. According to statistics kept by Keith higher property values have created Coastal Zone Mangement funds. sidewalk repair. 14 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. William Interviews are open to the public and Peters of East Jordan, we had received higher property taxes, the increase is Also the application for a grant from Is the budget too big? Clifton said .Sparks found the mushrooms at a School Board President Mary Jason 91 inches by Feb. II but between then absorbed by increased costs. Housing and Urban Development for "The cutting of the budget is up to th< "secret patch" near his home east of , says that interviews will likely be held and March 17, only one inch of snow In his budget message to the city repair of water lines and home improve- citizenry. It's what they ask for." I Boyne Falls on Camp 10 Road. Less Friday evening and all day Saturday. fell, commission, Cljfton wrote, "As costs than a half inch high, the mushrooms continue, to rise, a results-oriented are the earliest his family has ever 3 years running decision making process...is man- found. Last year they found their first datory..," ' morels on April 17. CHARLEVOIX * Employees of Con- He continued that it required the city Eveline Township cbndod sumers Power Company's Big Rock Etc. to ask anew what are the purposes of Point nuclear power plant have earned the city. In this, the budget becomes a The 22nd hunt the utility's top recognition for safety Charlevoix County Transit, with may be approved soon ; funding front the federal program "planning and management process," BOYNE CITY - This city's 22nd for the fourth year in a row. The involving re-examination of all A condominium proposal called advisory to the township board. It will annual Mushroom Festival, properly President's Award was developed in Green Thumb, will be taking applica- tions for a bus driver with mechanical expenditures. Hemingway Pointe goes before Char- be up to the township board to vote on known as the National Mushroom 1948 as a part of the company's accident With future revenues from local, levofx County Planning Commission at whether to rezone in favor of Landmark Hunting Championship, will be held prevention program. The facility has knowledge. Hie driver must be aged 55 and within poverty guidelines. Those state, and federal sources expected to their regular meeting, Thursday, April Development Company's 72-unit this year on May 9 and 10. completed three years without a lost- shrink, Clifton's message was that the 2. proposal. Their decision may come as time injury. interested may apply at the Transit office in Boyne City Hall, from 9 to 11 budget "is not fashioned assuming Their action on Eveline Township early as their regular meeting, Tuesday, a.m. on April 6. incremental growth in expenditures." Planning Board's recommendations is April 14. Another voice Branching out The necessary comparison of Readers of last week's Press who Congratulations are in order for proposed figures to the past year's enjoyed the story on the Heartwood Dr. R. W. Mansfield and Dr. M. F. Mark Kowalskr who was recently expenditures, brings to attention what community might be interested in Engel have opened a branch office on appointed Director of (he Michigan ha^been accomplished in the past year. CUSTOM CABINETS subscribing to their newsletter, filled Bridge Street in Charlevoix. The office Chapter of the Institute of Certified Clifton's list included the compre- with nice pen and ink drawings, agri- is located in Dr. Robert Martin's old Business Counselors. Mark is serving a hensive plan for the city, the sale of old cultural tidbits, and quotes from the office adjacent to Dr. Robert Tollas. second term as diuntoi. MADE TO ORDER past. Interested persons may subscribe "We would also like to announce our by sending $5 to "The Ginger Creek association with Dr. Donald Triraper in "The Onlooker" in the Lansing State Voice," c/o Joseph Spaulding, Rt. 1, our new office," Mansfield said^ "We Journal reports that (Homer) Lee •KITCHEN •BATHROOM Box 253, East Jordan, 49727. A compli- feel with this branch office we will be Talboys, former Boyne City resident mentary copy is available if they would able to better serve the public by more and cousin' of Boyne City Police Chief like to see the paper before subscribing. availability of office hours in both John Talbovs, has just produced a new •CUSTOM FORMICA locations." record alburn. "Cumin' On." features Talboys playing three saxophones, two Pieces of history electric organs, and singing. Sounds Public TV like you'll have to hear it to believe it. •REMODELING O BOYNE CITY - More on the history of For the first time, WCML-TV, public COFFEY The Charlevoix County Press and Boyne television channel 6, reached and April Fools Day must be one of those & City newspapers came to light this week surpassed their entire goal with on-air good days to start exciting projects. •SIDING as Elwood Hardy, Bbyne City resident, pledges during their "Festival Nights Fourteen years ago on April 1 Fern EVERETT brought copies of the Boyne City Times, '81." A total of $220,062 was raised Morris started work as the deputy clerk LET ME SAVE YOU $ Boyne City Bee, and the Boyne Citizen during the 16 day fund drive. The in East Jordan.. Just 10 years ago March Lower RATES with great companies. •GUTTERS WOOD AND by our office. Mr. Hardy said he'd Walloony birds of Walloon Lake had 30 in a special meeting of the city (And good service too,} found these old copies while cleaning quite a fun time with the festival and council she was appointed clerk- ALUMINUM out a garage a few years ago. Check there were nine pledges from there. treasurer. And just M) vears ago on Dave Williamson those old trunks and the attic—you may Other totals in Charlevoix County were April Fool's Day a future editor of The Insurance Agency IRONTON 547-6095 PRODUCTS be able to add to our history, too. We 13 pledges from Boyne Falls, 41 from Press made his arrival on the scene. He 582-2220 appreciate these additions to our history Boyne City, 34 from East Jordan and 70 came in screaming and it's never and any you may make. from Charlevoix. stopped. LAST CHANCE 37 - 53% off subscriptions! The Press has been in business since 1881. You can renew your subscription for 3 years or buy a new

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Truce—or surrender-needed NRC says emergency in EJ council, supt. conflict evacuation info is weak

We hope that the freezing of the East Jordan superintendent would take awhile to adjust to Editor, ness, Brian Grimes. NRC, to me) city superintendent's salary turns out to be the working with each other. By law. Consumers Power is res- The Concerned Citizens are truly end—rather than a continuation—^>f the pro- But adjusting to each other has deteriorated to ponsible to have in place by April 1, disturbed over the illustration in the Evacuating One's longed conflicts between him and the city public bickering at times—and that's what we'd 1981, a public education and informa- pamphlet, that portrays a family OUT- council. like to see stopped. tion program to the people the Big Rock SIDE in summer clothing, waiting to be Home or Property The latest series of hassles between the council The mayor tried and failed to fire the plant could affect in an emergency. evacuated. Should that suggestion be and Superintendent Herman Rasch began in superintendent. Hopefully, the recent closed The regulations are very specific on followed during an emergency that January when a new mayor and three new council meeting helped both parties understand each what that information is to be. We are to releases radioactive elements outside other better. Now, those who feel Rasch is learn and understand how to protect containment, people would get highly Editorial overpaid have had their say by freezing Rasch's ourselves in a radiological emergency exposed and face potentially severe members took office. An attempt to fire him salary. Rasch doesn't seem angry about the and are to have a general under- health problems. There is no under- freeze, and he admits he must now "tread standing on how to proceed, should an standing on our part at all for that barely failed early this year, and they've had a softly" and communicate better with the council. pretty rocky road ever since. ' evacuation become necessary. illustration. The major criticism of Rasch now and at that All concerned have had their say. The "battle" For most facilities the radius to The whole idea why such a pamphlet time was that his $27,500 annual salary was too has gone on long enough. If there are a disseminate this public education is an has become necessary for people living high for a town the size of East Jordan. significant and legitimate complaints about the approximate 10 miles, however, Big around nuclear installations js mocked There has also been a certain amount of superintendent's performance-—and they con- Rock may use an Exposure Planning by such misleading illustrations. discontentment with Rasch by some members of tinue beyond a reasonable "adjustment period" Zone of only 5 miles, for the facility is We urge the public not to trust the the council. In fact, the council held a special then both sides ought to conclude that the licensed as an experimental and information that is given in this closed meeting with Rasch last week which arrangement should be ended because it is no research facility and below producing pamphlet, pertaining to physical protec- 250 MGW. hopefully cleared the air on past problems. longer working. t tion in radiological emergencies, but We are certainly in favor of airing gripes, if We hope that won't be the case. We'd much A pamphlet was printed by Con- instead obtain a free copy at the they are legitimate. And with four of seven rather see the city council and its highest paid sumers Power in December 1980, to Charlevoix Post Office and local book- members of the city council being new this year, administrator working happily and harmoniously meet above criteria and given to the store, that is called "Protection in the it could be expected that the council and the for the good of East Jordan. emergency directors and sheriffs of Nuclear Age," by the Defense Civil Emmet and Charlevoix County for Preparedness Agency, Department of For most Charlevoix and Emmet County citizens, having distribution. Defense. to evacuate their homes or property may be the most The NRC has not yet approved this That booklet presents unbiased and unsettling consequence of a natural disaster, a hazard- ous material transportation accident, or a serious inci- pamphlet and feels that it is generally correct information as to how to protect dent Involving Big Rock Point Nuclear Power Plant. Your yourself from radiation. county government is required to act In the event of sucri weak in providing useful information emergencies, and has developed comprehensive plans % about radiation hazards. (Letter Feb. Christa-Maria to safeguard both people and property. Old and new create glamor' 20, Director of Emergency Prepared- Charlevoix We need another Fanatorium Fundraising goes to community Fanatorium. I've been trying to spell alive. And I think it would be appro- to drive over and check it out. Editor, that word for a long time. It's not in any priate for some business to latch on to "Look." 1 said to the girl at the Our donations included $375 for Fibrosis by sponsoring bike-a-thons. Everyone knows . service organiza- public service groups in the East Jordan of my nine and one half dictionaries. the name "Fanatorium."' restaurant. "They're saying in Boyne tions often hold fundraising events, and _Our donations totaled $4,136.32, Not under the F's, the Ph's, the Fan's City that you can tell when you're in community and $425 to national organ- If we are to develop Boyne City into a our organization thought the public izations such as Leader Dog. Eye Bank leaving a balance of $737.35 carried or anything else. I could not find how to greater tourist mecca, we should incor- Boyne FaMs by those pails hanging on might he interested in knowing how we forward to 1981. spell it or discover its meaning. telephone poles. Is it true? Do you and Better, Hearing. porate some of the old with the new. Old returned the money we made to various We also donated S657.75 to projects President Judy Bernier would like to So I was stumped. (I looked that word Polacks try to get maple sap from community projects. telephone poles?" such as the Blood Mobile, Camp thank everyone for their support. up. It means "to be hung in doubt." If During l°80 the East Jordan Lioness Daggett (we helped send 27 kids!!), I'm going to be hung, I want the hangee "Listen good." she said. "When Club earned a total of $4,873.67 on Boyne City quits lying about Boyne monthly Grandvue parties and fire Pat Dunson to know why he's doing it. It would be Marshall projects such as our Vegas Night, 4th of losses for local families. We raised Publicity Chairman rather upsetting to be hung in doubt.) Falls, we will stop telling the truth July activities, raffles, bake and book about Boyne City." $1,178.57 for the East Jordan Civic East Jordan Finally. I gave up and phoned my Sayles sales, as well as two bike-a-rhons. Center and $1,500 for the Cystic Lioness Club encyclopedia. Everyone should have an "The truth about Boyne City? What encyclopedia to call -Up when they are do you mean?" hung in doubt. "Remember last winter when it was so cold in Boyne City the street workers "Look," I said aver the phone, had to pry dogs off fire hydrants?" Can't make rules for facing death "there used to be a poolroom back in and new create glamour. Just plain new "No, I didn't hear about that." the 20's where Mr. J's restaurant is is sort of blah. "Of course not." she said. "And I'll Editor, accept this phase of the life-cycle. We Who has the right to make judg- today. For the life of me 1 can't spell You can see new blah everywhere you tell you another thing about Boyne After having experienced our arc able to reach back to all the ments on how the dying or their families that name." go these days. City." 's death in January 1981, in all happiness shared with our loved one, should feel or what kind of emotional "Just a minute," he said. "I've got it It's kind of old hat. If there's anything 1 can't stand it's good conscience 1 feel strongly about knowing on the day we are born, there reactions they are entitled to? That is right here. Yes. It was the Fanatorium * • • another thing about Boyne City. But 1 Kathy Johnson's point of view (in her is a plan for our life and death. each individual's choice. run by J. Greenman." A reader figures that 1 scratch off this heard three or four before I could stop March 12 story about death and I believe no one has the right to set "Thanks," I said. It was George column each week to display my pride, her. funerals). The other point 1 feel strongly about: down rules about death and funerals. It Secord of East Jordan. What he doesn't vent my hostilities, express my envy, Coming home, I wondered why I had Those of us who are Christians do I believe the funeral directors who is infringing on a very personal and have in his head, he's got at his finger perk my ego and to seek sympathy for driven way over there when there were believe our loved one's souls have been declined the interview were probably private part of our families' lives. tips. my misfortunes. Heavens, it sounds like so many unbelievable truths right here taken ,by the angels to their eternal Eleanor and Jim Stackus, They are I knew that old time poolroom had an maybe I'm running fora seat on the city under our noses and feet. home where we will all be reunited. unique persons whose integrity is Dorothy Rasch Rees "orium" in its name, but I couldn't council. * * * We are not insulated from death. We beyond rep'roach. Lester, Pa. spell the "fana." • * * How come you are reading this? The One Boyne City business is using the There's a story going around about column ended up there with that Boyne name "Tannery" to keep nostalgia Boyne Falls. When I heard it. I decided Falls stuff It was self-defense after all I In honor of the 100th birthday of The 10/20/82 - Frank James, brother of levoix ladies' cornet band are doing Charlevoix County Press and the 125th the late Jesse James, and his partner in exceedingly well under the able tutor- One memory that won't fade anniversary of Boyne City, the following unnumbered crimes, is in jail at ship of Prof. G.M. Bice, who is a good items are reprinted from past issues of Independence, Mo. citizen as well as a first class musician. Monday night I pulled out my metal No one can live the days we lived that ancestors of The Press. 11/3/82 - Last Friday evening a few THE STATESMAN strongbox and took an old invitation and year in November and not feel a Readers are invited to drop by our neighbors of the Rev. Mr. Howe met at 4/20/83 - J. E. Darrah, supervisor of a fading snapshot from it. The photo particular kind of pain when a day like office and see an original "Boyne City the residence of Mr. Hill, and after Melrose, and William Niles have been was of a limosine with two couples Kathy Monday comes. Certainly, you don't Standard." dated March 25, 1881. The consultation proceeded to the par- in Boyne City this week. riding in back. One of the women is have to It vein Dallas to feel pain, but we Press is still trying to locate a copy of sonage, and effecting a forcible 5/23/83 - Boyne City contains wearing a pink suit. The invitation is to Johnson who spent those days there have an the "first" paper.dated March 11, 1881 thirteen mercantile, houses of different a "welcome dinner" which was never added kind of pain. and any issues readers may have of the The way it was kinds, and of those thirteen there are held. We loved our President and somehow Boyne City Bee, Boyne City Times, or five whose advertisements can be found That photo and the invitation took me we feel responsible for the loss. We Evening Journal. in The Statesman...Is there, among back 17 years to a day in November local) report. killed Kennedy. Not Detroit, New York, THE STANDARD entrance, required the Rev. Gentleman those eight who do not advertise, one when a chubby pregnant girl, working This past Monday afternoon was just Chicago or Boyne City. We did it, Dallas 2/17/82 - On the Jith Mrs. Hiram to get out of bed to receive a pounding that would be willing to see the paper for a small Texas radio station, spent like that Friday in November—not a bad did it. Welch, a Charlotte "crank," attempted (?) that he will not forget for sometime. suspended in consequence of their the afternoon talking with stations and As the conflicting reports came in day by itself, but for my friends b(ack in to shoot her husband with a revolver. 12/29/82 - The shrill noise of the failure to aid in its support?...Isn't it newspapers around the country who Dallas, this Monday must have been a Monday of the attempted assassination 2/24/82 • Mrs, Hiram Welch, of whistle was heard for the first time from strange that merchants and others wanted a "first-hand" (or at least a special kind of hell. of our new President, someone said to Charlotte, charged with assault with the sawmill at Deer Lake on Christmas living in adjoining towns find it to their me. "Was he in Dallas?" It wasn't intent to kill her husband, was morning. The first log was sawed on last advantage to advertise in The meant to hurt, but it did. And now we examined Friday and discharged. It was Tuesday. Statesman when people living right discover that the gun which was used to shown that her husband made the 1/5/83 • George R. Thamer's saw- here in Boyne City are blind to the fact Gharievoix shoot Reagan is believed to have come attack and she used a revolver in mill at Advance was burned Tuesday that it is to their interests pecuniarily to from Dallas. That adds to the hurt. self-defense. night about 12 o'clock...The people in make use of our columns, Bounty My heart goes out to Mrs. Reagan, to 9/1/82 - We hear it rumored that East the vicinity will feel the loss to quite a M 6/8/83 - In Boyne Falls the millinery 0ur 100th year of community service" the people of Washington, and to all Jordan will soon.have a windmill for the degree as many were engaged in store of Mears & Austin, the barn of those in Dallas. We all share the hurt purpose of pumping water into a large getting out logs for Mr. Thamer, Loss William A. Nelson and the grist mill of In its circulation class, The Press editorial page was judged among the that someone could even attempt to tank,, which will be used as a sort of five best in the United States for 1980 by the National Newspaper I about $5,000. C.H. Horn are the buildings in process Association. I shoot one of our leaders. protection against fire. 3/2/83 - The members of the Char- of construction at present. Ppbtlshers George Colburn, Paul Marcus Editor and General Manager Jim Baumann Special Sections Editor Trish Wright News Writers Barbara Cruden, Kathy Johnson Office Manager Rosalind McClanaghan Realism in BF government class Office Assistant Linda Knebl A young man in a three-piece suit was women, That way the jury wouldn't be "They are forced to think," he said, on his feet in a classroom that didn't influenced by the class' previous Figuring that the five per cent, or Production Manager Jeannie Massey pointing Out the difference between about 69 students in Boyne City, could Kathy Johnson. look like a classroom. discussion. holding the trial and merely studying a Typesetter It was quite an occasion. The students be the future spark plugs of society If Dee tycCary *Along one wall sat 12 thoroughly textbook. encouraged, the committee hoped for a Advertising Sales Mitzi Gibbard absorbed jurors, Appropriate flags and But it doesn't end there. Advertising Sales half-day of enrichment studies for them Mary Lynne Hartwell other accountrements of a court trial After the trial, the class took a trip to once a week. Advertising Sales Donna Jones were there. the Charlevoix District Court to ob- Deadlines! 5 p.m. Friday for community events and display advertising. Also witnesses, defendant, plaintiff \ Our serve—with practiced eye—the real No students would be compelled to Noon Monday for general news, fetters and classified ads. 4 p.m. Tuesday in appropriate but un-classroomlike (J Schools thing. participate, and regular studies would for late-breaking news. outfits. be continued—that was how the pro- The scene was a three-day mock trial posal went. BY BARBARA CRUDEN High-performance students win Subscription!: $10 (or $7 for Senior Citizens) in Charlevoix County and in the Boyne Falls High School govern- get help after all ment class this year. \ And U would cost about $1,050. adjoining counties. Elsewhere $16 for one year, $28 for 2 years, and $36 But then came budget cuts. However, for 3 years. Single copies 25 cents. Call (616) 582-6761 for assistance. The trial scene followed days of prepared briefs, Facts and witnesses Often last on the list of services to preparation, which followed days—• occupied the first days of the trial. school children is meeting the needs of the interest of parents of some of the By the third day the lawyers made children who qualify was roused, and All contents of The Press are copyright © 1981. Reproduction without months—of study on law and trials. the bright student, Probably rightly so. written permission is prohibited. The teacher is Joel Donaldson. He their opening statements. Ultimately, Still it is a need, and in 1979 Boyne they got together, hired «. certified wrote up the trial situation. The following the pattern of a real trial, the City's board of education, together with teacher and will begin a aerie* of classes judge gave instructions to the jury; after school, starting list week. The Charlevoix County Press (USPS 396480) is published weekly by Boyne students filled in descriptions of the the boards of Charlevoix and Petoskey, characters. Nobody knew how the trial And finally everyone found out how it hired a consultant set up a committee, Publishing Company, Inc. Second class postage paid at Boyne City, MI. ended. Student* for these once-a-week ses- POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Charlevoix County Press, would turn out—Innocent or guilty? and began to study what was the best sions will be from fourth and fifth P.O. BOX A, 106 S. Lake St., Boyne City, MI 49712. Donaldson had students from other Donaldson praised the students for thing to do for this five per cent of the grades. Principal Ed Snyder said no IQ classes fill the roles of jury men and how well they filled their roles. stiidfcnt body. tests would be Involved. CHARLEV01X COUNTY PRESS April 2. 1981 - Page

BY KATHY JOHNSON Price says he plays,anytime he comes to challenge and more manipulation." Boyne City, which is at least once a said Price. Roger agreed, saying, "I've Star Wats—Asteroids-^-Space In- week. "I'm a middle of the road played that one the most." vadersl • player," Price said, "but I keep "Terry and Mike Lynch have the There may not be flying saucers with shooting for what the other guys have record high score at the Tannery," said little green men, but one thing you can't got." Margi Fortune, manager. Fortune said argue with is that "space games" are A visit Thursday night to the Tannery she had many fanatics who came in just doing big business at area clubs. Saioon in Boyne City found Price and to play the space games. High score on One admitted "fanatic" for the space his friend Roger Schmidt both anxious the Tannery Asteroids games is 58.000. games is Corky Price of Charlevoix". to start play. "Asteroids has more "79,000 is the highest score I've seen," said Price. "That's over at. the Boyne River Inn." BRI waitress, Janet Harris said. "The Call for entries machines reajly do well. We've got one guy whb spends $5 to $10 every day. Artists and crafts people in Charle* All works must be original and He's here right now'and he's already up voix, Emmet, Antrim and Cheboygan independently executed without profes- to $7." Harris said the Asteroids game Counties are being invited to submit sional instruction. Categories include seemed to be the most popular. entries to the First Annual Virginia M. painting, ceramics, fiber, graphics, Michele Ward at the Junction Inn in McCune Community Arts Center Juried sculpture, mixed media, jewelry, photo- Walloon Lake said, "There are three Exhibition. graphy, and other. The "other" cate- machines here and they're going all the The exhibition is scheduled to take gory will include such items as stained time." When she was asked who played place in Petoskey May 2 through 29, glass and woodworking. them she replied. "Oh. kids from 18 to with an Gpening reception on May 1, Awards will be given first, second 40." which will off the center's grand and third prizes for best in show. opening on May 2. Honorable mention ribbons will be Artists wishing to participate may given for each category. submit a maximum of three works. They For additional information, contact Out & About should complete entry forms and deliver the center by calling 347-4337. The Out & About listings are published as for adults and $2 for children. On April* 9.15 nightly. Monday special is $1.50 SaUiukiv nit>1its ;it 9:30 p.HI. Duffs is those with their works to the arts center center is located at 461 E. Mitchell St.. a service to readers at no charge to the 29, a Japanese film. "Dodes da ' per person. 347-3480. mm serving lunch and dinner. between April 8 and 22. Petoskey. establishments listed. If you know of Kadcn." will be shown. CINEMA III in Charlevoix has the 5S2-9950. something you'd like listed, call The Academy Award winning film, "The RYAN'S PUBLIC HOUSE, on Old Charlevoix.County Press at 582-6761 by DANCE! Parents Without Partners Elephant Man." rated PG and starring Slate Road off M-75 North, h;is lolk- 10 a.m. Thursday. will get together for dancing at Duff's Anthony Hopkins and John Hurt, this siiiner Sean Ryan performing Thursday TWO GREAT STORES FOR Lounge near Boyne City at 9 p.m. Friday. Saturday and Sunday. For through Saturday. F.nlertaiiiment starts Saturday. ALL YOUR PARTY NEEDS showtimes and information. call at 9:30 p.m. Also happy hour enter- good bets 547-4353. tainment. 582-Wi42. •Beer •Liquor ARTS CENTER FILM - "Shoot the flicks PARK GARDEN CAFE on E. Lake St. Piano Player," wilt be shown at the tunes in Petoskey features Bob Crosser and •Wine •Groceries McCune Arts Center in Petoskey on GASLIGHT CINEMA in Petoskey DUFF'S LOUNGE, one mile north of Patty McPeak, Friday and Saturday Wednesday. April 8. at 8 p.m. The film w«l| be showing "Seems Like Old Young State Park on the Boyne City- nights from 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. A wide selection of Lunch Meats, Cheeses and is open to the public and will be shown Times." rated PG. this Friday through Charlevoix Road, features the group Wednesday nights are open mike night. Gourmet Foods in Dafifatown Boyne City in the Community Room. Cost will be $3 next Thursday. Showtimes are 7:15 and Country Crossroads on Fridav and 347-8251. •Boyne Country 'Boyne Country •Party Store *Party Shop CHINESE Betty invites you East Downtown W. Boyne Rd. 582-6461 BovneCUy BETWEEN BOYNE CITY & BOYNE FAILS 582-2151 FOOD to her 1st anniversary! Opfn:Dally? ga.m. • il p.m. Open Dally: 9 a.m. - 11 p.m. "Sun. 9 a.m. -10 p.m. Sun. 12 noon - 10 p.m. Wednesday and April 6 We're here in Boyne Country Thursday 6-9 p.m. Chow Lee trough 10 To Serve You Traditional Homestyle Dinners •Lucky balloons* Spring Break Friday till 9 p.m. Come in & pop one! Saturday till 10 p.m. March 28 through April 5, take a break front school work and have CLOSED MONDAY & TUESDAY *Door prizes* some fun every afternoon from Sign up for drawing! l p.m. - 3:30 p.m. with your friends Boyne City 582-2532 at Water Wonderland. Everyone skates for $1.50. Bring a friend. • 25* coffee* See ya here? DUFFS Spring Schedule "All you can eat" specials MON. 7 to 10 LOUNGE TUES. 7 to 10 WED. 7 to 10 ' Lunch & Dinner & children's specials THURS. 7 to 10 Put Some Fun Admission $2.00 NOW being served Evenings only In Your Life.... WED. NIGHT 7 to 10 HAPPY HOUR Breakfast specials OLDIES BUT GOODIES MUSIC Try Skating Mon. through Fri. 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. FROM THE 50V&60's * Lunch specials Friday & Saturday nights "In-between" specials FRI. ft SAT. 7 to 10 pm & 10 pm to 1 am music by SKATING & DISCO DANCE SKATES Country Crossroads SUN. MATINEE Are Now Betty's Restaurant 1p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Open daily at 11 a.m. • Open Sunday 2 p.m. - 12 midnight Admission $1.75 AVAILABLE 1 mile north of State Park Boyne City-Chartevoix Rd. (C-56) In AllSizet 582-9950 Phone 549-2901 Highway 131, Boyne Falls SUN. EVENING 7 to 10 p.m. ...and Prices SUN. SKATING LESSONS ...and Styles 6to7p.m. See Us For A Plan your parties with us Wheel & Deal FRESHLYCUT r TOP CHOICE MEATS Visii us tor all LARGE SELECTION OF Your grocery DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED & party needs WlNHBS & BEERS Adult Supervision Open Days & Evenings k For Private Partie* Call 347-1032 ICR Skating Time & Reservations 100 River Ro1. tfftn the good Op#n from 9 to 9 Mon. thru Sat. Sun. 9 to 6 •long Chor|#Voix ;547-65^7 fiibyne City 5b2-2l21 :V :: v • \ v •* "*, : '.' • t • ,. ,,•, .. ,..! , V. , .. •.,..,:.' :>:..• 'V r ; -'.'it1 •tfti))-.

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Seniors honor volunteer director

Phyllis Ttsron. volunteer director at introduced a group of her Girl Scouts Senior citizen bingo winners were the Boyne City Senior Center, was from the fourth and fifth' grades. The Rose Reinhardt. J. JodwAy, Lowell honored at a birthday party at the center 'scouts presented the colors and gave Aimesbury and Alfreda Foster, with the last Wednesday. She was presented the scout pledge. They also gave cover-all prize going to Alice Munson. with a corsage and many cards and gifts examples of the songs, entertainment The door prize was won by Bradford from the*'65 people in attendance. and achievements that are part of their Foster. '.."•; Everyone enjoyed cake and ice cream, meeting sessions and campouts. They A Lions district convention was held and singing was led by Violet Mueller closed their program, by singing over the weekend at Shanty Creek in and Pearl Ikens. "Taps." Bellaire. Those attending from Boyne Daneen Dunnette, daughter of Janet Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth VanAlstine City were the Bog Olivers, Ralph Dunnette, has arrived in Valdez, and Mr. W.H. VanAlstine of Big Rapids Gillettes. Hugh Judays, Roy Bruneels, Alaska, where she will visit Nancy were weekend visitors at the Lloyd Ed Garricks. Richard Dubins, Roy Steuer. Daneen is planning on working VanAlstine home. Bowmans, and the representative from in the Valdez area. the Lioness Club. Mrs. Rhonda Shaler. Scrappv Moore, a student at Mich- Mrs. Mildred Smith returned home igan State University, was home with over the weekend after having been a hfs parents. Arlene and Owen Moore, Social heart patient at Little Traverse this week. Hospital. The Past Noble Grands held their first news Stella Clute recently returned from meeting for 1981 at the Litzenburg spending the winter in Holiday and Apartments this past week. The Lakeland Florida. program was led by Laura Holland. NANCY NORTHUP Devotions presented by Jenny Brooks 582-9174 were given by Stella Clute. Their next New arrival meeting will be April 22 at Stella's Kathryn Kaden and Frances Centilli Maurice and Alta May Fluckey, longtime Sho-Sho-Nee Beach and Boyne City home. returned this werk from a three week Lindsay Clare Clifton residents, celebrated their 6th wedding anniversary with their great granddaughter Ncls Northup of Gladwin was here trip. Boyne City Manager Timothy J. Happy couple Krlssy Smith last weekend. The Fluckey* were married March 26, 1916 In Shelby over the weekend visiting relatives and Leonard Sherwood Jr. and friend Kim Clifton and his wife Kathleen have a County, III., at a small country church. Mrs. Fluckey said, "Out of eight weddings . lo attend the Lions Convention at Deardorf returned to Cedar Lake new daughter. Lindsay Clare, born shares 65th in my family, seven of us celebrated 50th wedding anniversaries. I'll bet you won't Shanty Creek. Academy on Sunday after spending the Monday. March 23. at Little Traverse find that in your paper every day." The Fluckeys have two children, nine Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Bullock and weekend here with his parents, the Hospital. grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Also helping to share their wedding son Mark spent a couple of days this Leonard Sherwood Srs. Lindsay Clare weighed seven pounds. anniversary was the couple's son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fluckov. week visiting their son Paul and Dawn The Boyne City Re-organized Church six ounces at birth and was 19'/2 inches in Spring Arbor. of the Latter Day Saints held a "Wit- long. I! The Bovne Citv Friendship Club met nessing Weekend" on March 27. 28 and She has a sister. Kimhcrty Anne, who on Match 2.3 with 34 present for a 29. John Wolf presided. People from is 18 months old. Screening clinics to be held in EJ potluck. Anniversaries and birthdays various districts attended. A family Grandparents arc Mrs. Helen Clifton Developmental Clinics for children Intermediate School District, the interact with parents of other three- for the month of March were observ- supper and fellowship time took place and Mr. and Mrs. James B. Falahee, all who will be entering kindergarten in the purpose of the clinics is to provide year-old children, and to have their ed. Connie Lingle, scout leader. on Saturday night. of Jackson. fall of 1982 will be held in East Jordan parents with information regarding child informally screened in cider to on April 8. normal child development. identify any potential Learning diffiet Sponsored by the Charlevoix-Emmet Parents also have an opportunity to ties which may arise during 1he school years. Couple share vows in Parents interested in attending the Tell us what's happening'. clinic should contact Joan Smith at double ring ceremony 547-9947 for further information. Those Are you getting married, having and include your phone number. who reside in another district may also Irene Lehto and Walter Podufaly Boyne City and Jeannic Masscy of a baby, celebrating an anniversary Call our office and ask for Jim contact Smith for an appointment exchanged wedding vows in a double Boyne Falls. Michelle Kuska, niece of or entertaining guests from out of Baumann. Trish Wright or Kathy ring wedding ceremony on March 28 at the bride, was the flower girl. Miss town? Johnson. We have forms in the the Christ Lutheran Church in Boyne Kuska is from Ontanogan. office for weddings and engage- If so, The Press would like to City.. • ' ments, and we will accept good Groomsmen were Eddie Matetski. print your social news on the Miss Lehto is the daughter of MrV quality pictures. We will also take brother-in-law of the groom from Boyne Neighbors' pages. All story ideas In memoriam Bethel Lehto of Boyne City. Podufaly is pictures if you make an appoint- Cily and Jim VanTrccsc from Holton. and community events are IN MEMORY of our beloved mother. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward ment. Eric Franckowiak from Boyne Falls was welcomed. There is no fee Emma Gee. We think of you so often, Podufaty of Boyne Falls. Tell us what's happening! Call Kev. Douglas Janetzke officated as the ringbcarer. Ushers were Dennis involved. and you are so sadly missed K your Lehto, brother of the bride from Boyne 582-6761 or write The Press, P.O. sons, Dale and Russrll; their wives. the bride, wearing a floor length white Letters to the editor are also Box A, 106 S. Lake. Boyne City City, and Phillip Franckowiak. nephew Maxine and Eva, and your grand- satin gown accented with French encouraged. Please sign your name 49712. Alencon lace on the bodice and train, of the groom from Boyne Falls. children. Irene and Walter Podufaly was given in marriage by her brother, A reception was held at the American Fred Lehto of Boyne City. The gown Legion Hall in Boyne City following tha was made by the bride's mother. wedding. The groom attends Michigan The maid of honor was Margie State University and the bride was Camburn of Wixom and William employed by The Charlevoix County Now. . .MakeMoreMoney Matelski of Boyne Falls was the best F'ress. The couple will reside in Univer- man. Bridesmaids were Patty Garlock of sity Village in East Lansing. On Your Money! We At Faith Community Fellowship With FAMILY FEDERAL'S want to announce that clue to the increase in attendance we have begun another service on Sunday morning to begin at 8 a.m. The following is our revised Service Schedule

JAMES C. MORRISON Sunday I 705 SHERIDAN DRIVE YOU" CITV USA r?345 8 a. m. morning worship 10 a. m. Sunday school (for all ages) 11 a. m. morning worship 6 p. m. Charismatic Fellowship Thursday 7 p. m. Bible study and prayer "A Growing Church 9 .., earn 5XA% interest For Growing Christians' on your checking account funds. Faith Community Fellowship Family Federal Savings new Check and Save accounts earn bxA% interest, continuously com- 509 N. East St., Boyne City pounded and paid monthly. Each month, you "A cheeking receive your cancelled checks and a statement in account that pays the mail- interest like a savings account. For more FREE TRANSFERS TO COVER OVERDRAFTS! Family Federal To qualify for a Check and Save account, you gives you the best information must also have a Family Federal savings account. of both." call If you wish, Family Federal will transfer fv ;ls from your savings account to your Check • i 582-6022 Save account to protect you from overdrawing your account. FREE CHECKING WITH MINIMUM BALANCE! FAMILY A combined minimum daily balance of $1,040.00 Doug G«enw»y, Partto*r / , between your Check and Save account and your FEDERAL savings account assures you of free checking. Should your SAVINGS balance fall below the min- The Money Place imum, there will be a $5.00 MAIN OFFICE STORES monthly service charge. P. O. Box 2169 • Saginaw, MI 48602 Cut torn Cut Moats © 1981 Family Federal Savings OW Mta. • Sat. ft*.*. • 9p.m. Main Office Charlevoix Petoskey Sttdty9a.ni. * 6 p.m. P.O. Boi 3I« 101E. M-66 • I 919 Spring St. SflglMW S474S61 347-5531 BEER ft WINE TAKE OUT [Paduw Uqmm toOnifcvo b Mty CHARJ TVOIX COUNTY PRESS - April 2, 1981 - Page 7

Victorian gown Seminary fag highlights wedding students Wearing a high neck Victorian to wed wedding gown and her grandmother's Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Thurston of cameo, Abigaile Louise Underhill ot Boyne City, announce the engagement An Aug. 22 wedding is planned by Boyne City was married to Franz of their daughter. Nancy Louise to Paul Cindy Eatoii and Mark Wuerth. The Stephen Lanning of Maneelona in a Russell Tonilinson. son of Mr. and Mrs. bride-elect is the daughter of Marlin ceremony at the Boyne City United Russell Tpmlmsem. and Mary Eaton and Jier fiancee is the Presbyterian Church. Nancy and Paul are both third year son of Clyde and Shirley Wuerth, all of The bride is the daughter of Mr. and seminary students at the University of Boyne City. Mrs. William Underhill of "Boyne City Duhuque Theological Seminary in Miss Eaton is employed by the R. A. and she was given in marriage by her Abigaile Dubuquc. Iowa. They are presently Campbell Agency in Boyne City and her father. The groom's parents are Mr. Lunning serving one-year internships, Nancy is fiance is employed by Fotchman's in and Mrs. L> le Lanning of Alden. man. Stephen Huhbard was the usher interning at the First Presbyterian Petoskey. Photo by Valentine Studio. Cindy Eaton The maid of honor was Sarah Under- and [.arming was the flower Church of Albion. Paul is doing his field ! and Darvl Borst was the best man. girl. The bride's gown and bridesmaid study at the Southfield United Pres- Jacqueline Lanning was the bridesmaid and ilowergirl dresses were made by byterian Church. Southfieid. and Robert Derrer was the grooms- the groom's mother. Mrs. Lanning. Upon completion of their studies at Re\. Milton Walls officiated at the Dubuque they hope to enter the ceremony which was held Feb. 14. A ministry. reception followed at the L'.A.W. Hall A July 4 wedding is planned at the Boyne graduate receives two awards in Boyne Citv. The groom is employed First Presbyterian Church of Boyne Nancv Louis* Thurston as a restaurant manager at Schuss Citv, ' ' . Jennie L. Moody, a 1977 graduate of The Outstanding Achievement Award of research in atmospheric science to an Mountain and the couple will make their Boyne City High School, was the for an undergraduate in Atmospheric exceptional senior were the two awards home in Manceloua. recipient of two awards at the Tau Beta Science in the College of Engineering won by Moody. Pi Engineering Honors Luncheon, and the Andrew A. Kucher Award for Moody is in the top five percent of her March 27 at the University of Michigan. distinguished achievement in the field class scholastically and will graduate in / NOW- May. She is the daughter of Steve and Home-town answers Rita Moody. The awards won by Moody to new-town are two of some 50 given to the "55" is More approximately 8.000 students in the questions. EJ couple school of engineering. You won't feel so new or need that city map much longer if you'll than just the arrange for a WELCOME WAGON to wed call. Speed Limit... As your Hostess, I can give you East Jordan residents Mr. and Mrs. personal, home-town answers to James Patton have announced the lots of your new-town questions. IT'S ALSO THK MINIMUM ACE FOR CITIZENS engagement of their daughter Lori Lynn About shopping, sights-to-see. and NEW 10"I. AUTO INSURANCE DISCOUNT. Hillaker to Stephen Joseph Kraemcr. other helpful community Kraemer is the son of Mr. Maurice information. I'hat's right! Citi/cns Insurance Compum of America is pleased to Kraemer. also of Fast Jordan. Plus a basket of useful gifts for announce a new 10"'" discount on automobile insurance 55 year old and The couple plan a June 20 wedding at your home. older dri\eis the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Put the map away and reach for Why".' Well, records show ihai the 55 year old and over drivers lonfi lo East Jordan. the telephone. 'dri\e fewer miles than thev did before, and. when I hey lake to the road. The bride-elect is employed, by The only ihe> generalh do so more carclulh. It's that simple. The 55 vear old ;md Courtcr, Inc. in Boyne City and her mei drivers deserve a 10".. discount, and now ii's available through deduction or credit Citizens. fiance is employed by Midwest Inter- you can claim for your national in Charlcvou. Lori Lynn Hillaker Talk to your Citizens Agent lodav. He'll be glad lo give you all the children Is the details on this and other available Citizens Auto Insurance discounts. Boyne City. Boyne Falls. East personal exemption. Jordan - Donna Parsons, 582-6398. • "Hue D False Charlevoix Newcomers - Marilyn RUEGSEGGER-STANLEY Boyneland Refuse FALSE. For example, if yours is a two Frtedly, 547-4969. income household, and you incur child charlevoix Engaged Girls • Marilyn INSURANCE AGENCY care expenses, you should know utiat Izor, 547.6733. NSURANCE^ COMPANY OF AMERICA 106 H. Water Boyne Citv Form 2ml means to you. If you don't. Walloon Lake. Petoskey - Pat Member o( The Hanover 582-9381 582-6251 and Garbage Service H&R Block does. We'll take the time JFrledll, 347-7813. necessary to understand your complete Cebert and Darryl Giliespie situation, because if you qualify you may (OWNERS) be eligible for up to an $800 tax credit for child care Serving Boyne City, Boyne Falls, WE'LL MAKE THE TAX LAWS Horton Bay, Advance and adjoining WORK FOR YOU townships. "We pick up EVERYTHING. H&R BLOCK Mon.-Fri. 10-12:30- 1:30-5 p.m. THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Sat. 10-12-12:30-3 p.m. The Friendly Ones 336 N. Lake 211 S. Lake 582-6692 Boyne City Early 582-6746 OPEN 9-6 MON.SAT. Income Tax Preparation APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE Spring and Accounting Service Corporate, Partnership and Personal "Ralph W. Qillett 10W30 or Certified Public Accountant 10W40 LIGHT BULBS MOTOR OIL 116 E. Main St. Boyne City 582-6421 iMobit

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- "V ; i r ' ' Page 8 -.CHARLEVOIX COUNTY PRESS -April 2. 1981 Community events Is your group planning an event that College class Campus life Weight control Firewood / Fellowship breakfast our readers would like to know about? If A course in children's literature will The Campus Life Singers will be in so, The Press will be glad to print the Beginning April 7, the East Jordan Free .firewood permits are now avail- The Northern Michigan Chapter of be offered by Central Michigan Univer- concert at the Boyne City Free details in our Community Events Family Health Center will be conduct- able through the Department of Natural the Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellow- sity in Boyne City in April. Regis- Methodist Church on Sunday, April 19, column. Call us at 582-6761 or mail or ing monthly weight reduction classes. Resources for state owned land in ship International will hold their men's tration and first class meeting for at 7 p.m. The public is invited. deliver your notice to the Press office, Classes will be held at the clinic from 1 Charlevbix, Otsego and Antrim breakfast at 7 a.m. Saturday at the "Seminar in Children's Literature" will P;Q. Bo* A; Boyne City 49712. Our to 2 p.m. on^the first Tuesday of each Counties. Permits are available at the Depot in Boyne City. be Thursday, April 9, at 6 p.m; at Boyne deadline is 5 p.m. Friday. month. Classes will include information DNR offices in Boyne City, Gaylord and City High School,, Room 8. for more Festival help on proper diet, exercise, ways to control Bellaire or by sending a stamped and information, contact the School of The Northwood Institute Symphon- overeating, low-calorie recipes, and self-addressed envelope to the DNR Father & Son Banquet Continuing Education and Community ette has scheduled concerts for Char-. much more. A registered dietitian will office. Persons cutting on state land Church speaker The annual Father and Son Banquet Services, 125 Rowe Hall, CMU, Mt. levoix during August, and possibility in conduct the class sessions. Charge for without permits are subject to arrest. The Reorganized Church of Jesus will be held at the East Jordan High Pleasant, Mich. 48859, (517) 774-3715. Petoskey at the new arts center. Anyone each session, including all materials is Christ of Latter Day Saints, at the School on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. It is interested in assisting with the Festival $3. For further information, call 536- Seminar corner of Lake and Lincoln Streets in sponsored by the East Jordan Rotary of the Lakes this summer, or in offering 2249. Boyne City, invites the public to attend Club and tickets are $4 for adults and Health clinics a room in their home to a Symphon- The Universal Center of Awareness a special meeting on Sunday, April 5, at $2.50 for children 12 and under. ette member during their stay, is asked will be offering a four to six week 7 p.m. Joe A. Serig, a minister in the The Boyne City Senior Center will to phone Sally Scholl at 347-2844. Senior center seminar series on topics such as com- RLDS Church will be speaking. Serig Genealogical society host a blood pressure clinic at 12:30 On April 8, Mike Reed from Mich- parative religions and spiritual healing earned a PH.D. in education adminis- p.m. Tuesday, April 7. Mixing drugs igan Bell Telephone Co, will speak at starting Monday, April 6. The seminars tration from the University of Missouri The Antrim-Charlevoix'Emmet Tootsie Roll drive and foods will be discussed at the center the East Jordan Senior Center on aids will be held in Pastor Kathleen Smith's and is presently serving as director for Genealogical Society will meet at the on Friday L April 10. Blood pressure There will be a Tootsie Roll drive April for senior citizens. The meeting will be home. 1000 Second St.. Boyne City. A the program planning division for the Boyne City Public Library Thursday, clinics are held on the first Tuesday of 10, 11 and 12 throughout Boyne City, held at noon at the center on Main minimum donation is required. Cail world church at its headquarters in April 2, at 7 p.m. Altha Arnold will every month after lunch. There is no The drive is sponsored by the Knights Street in East Jordan. 582-2576 for information, Independence. Mo. review the "Genealogical Helper" and charge for this service. of Columbus and is to raise money for explain the best way to use it. The There will be a nail clinic on April 1 the mentally retarded. Volunteers will regular meeting date has been changed from 1 to 3 p.m. There will be a nurse be located at many local stores includ- to the first Thursdav of each month. available and a small fee is charged. ing Edward's IGA and Country Star, R.A. CAMPBELL AGENCY, INC. Money Market Serving the Boyne City - East Jordan area since 1926 30-Month Certificates All savings places aren'i created equal. Certificates 30-Month $1000 Deposit or More Auto-Owners for Some of today's new saving 182-Day $10,000 Deposit or More Retirement Plans plans make good sense for some When the time comes to settle people. 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Evangeline Township Boyne Valley Township Regular Board Meeting Annual meeting notice Public Notices Boyne Valley Township annual meeting, proposed budget hearing for The monthly meeting of the 1981-82. and budget hearing of Revenue Sharing funds will be held April Evangeline Township Board will be 11. 1981 at 1 p.m. at Boyne Valley Township Hall. Written comments may held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, April be submitted to the townshp clerk. . Boyne City 13, 1981 at the township hall. Louise MaGee, •'"-* .. '•',,-.•,. • Anne Thurston, Clerk Clerk Public Hearing NOTICE FY 81/82 Budget and City of East Jordan Federal Revenue Sharing Heating Tuesday. April 7, 1981 at 6:30 p.m. - in conjunction with Regular City of East Jordan General Revenue Sharing Budget Hearing. Fern L. Morris, CMC The City of Boyne City will hold a public hearing at 7:00 p.m, on City Clerk 1981-1982 Proposed Budget Tuesday. April 14. 1981. in the Commission Chambers, City Hall. 319 North Lake Street, tor the purpose of hearing written and oral comments from the public concerning the proposed annual budget for fiscal year Expenditures & Other Uses NOTICE Tax Supported Funds 1981/1982 and the use of revenue sharing funds as contained in the General Fund proposed budget, summarized below. Eveline Township General SI 28.910 General Revenue Sharing [GRS) is a program of general fiscal support The Eveline Township Board will meet on the second Tuesday of each Clerk-Treasurer from the federal government to state and local governments with only 52.910 month during the fiscal year 1981-82. All meetings will be held at 8 p.m. at Elm Point 22.030 limited federal requirements about how the money should be spent. the township hall on Ferry Road unless otherwise specified. Commuiiiiv HiriUiinu 9.770 Dceisions on the use of these funds are made at the local level, by the Eric BeUhliig Civic Center government and people closest to local problems. The revenue sharing 2.1.110 Clerk Cm KM civ regulations require a hearing on the proposed use of these funds in 25.970 relation to the over-all budget before the budget is adopted each year. Police 120.9,10 Fire .19,200 AH interested citizens, groups, senior eiti/ens and organizations are Ambit UUKV 45.510 encouraged to attend and to submit comments. East Jordan City Council Landfill 21,250 City of Boyne City Parks "^..lOO Summary of Proposed Budget Meeting of Special Meetings Recreation ln.310 FY 81/82 Walks 11.250 Revenues Minutes of a Special Council meeting held Thursday. March 26. 1981 at Airport oK.KOO General Fund: 5 p.m. TOTAL EXPENDITURES $664,250 General Property Tax $ 490.300 Mayor Nemecek called the meeting to consider purchase of an Streets 149.150 Federal Revenue Sharing 105.700 ambulance. Iibrarv 2.1.300 . State Shared Revenues 194.200 Present: Mayor Nemecek, Councilmembers Gee, Morris. Joseph and . Equipment ns iso Administrative Service Fee 48.600 Sweet. Clerk-Treasurer Morris. 119.000 $307,800 Municipal Functions Absent: Councilman Gotts. IOTAI TAX SUPPORTKDFUNDS $972,050 Interest 54.000 Leave of absence: Councilman Fox. Expenditures & Other Uses Rentals 20,400 Ambulance Administrator Hammond reported that he has located a Housing Commission 33.100 Self Suppnriinji Funds 1978 factory reconditioned ambulance, by Modulance Ambulance Tourist Park 82.650 Other 4.900 Company through Wilson Professional Vehicles in Midland, Michigan for Sewer 100.650 General Fund Total si .070,200 $15,000.00. Water 19.1,000 After discussion motion was offered by Joseph, supported by Gee. that TOTAL SELF SUPPORTING $376,300 Debt Retirement $ 55.129 the City purchase the ambulance to be financed by the $8,260 of TOTAL PROPOSED BUDGET $1,348,350 Motor Pool 89.700 earmarked funds plus the $6,000 earmarked in the 81-82 budget with the Anticipated Revenues — Other Sources Street Fund 213.200 balance of $15.000 and the cost of changing radios, etc.. to be financed by Tax Supported Funds Water/Wastewater Fund 439.000 selling the old ambulance. Delivery date to be anytime after June 1. 1981. General Fund Income Summary 604.300 Motion carried all ayes. . Earmarked Funds on Hand: Total $ I .867.229 Motion to adjourn was offered by Sweet, supported by Morris, and Elm Point 3,.000 carried all ayes, at 5:08 p.m. Harbor Improvement 13,,000 Fern L. Morris Airptirt 27,.500 Expenditures -City Clerk 43.500 GRS Funds Funds on Hand 4-1-81 192.800 $840,600 Actlvltv {If any] Other Funds Total Minutes of a Special Council meeting held Thursday, March .26..1981 at Interest on Street Funds 150 Central Administration $ 92.200 92,200 s 5:10 p.m. Gas& Weight Funds 58,000 City Clerk/Elections .24,500 24.500 Mayor Nemecek called the meeting to consider the proposed budget as Library (other than city) 13,300 General Services 297.90O 297.900 prepared by the Finance Committee. . Equipment Rental 60.000 Police Department $105,700 110.700 216,400 Present: Mayor Nemecek. Councilmembers Gee, Morris. Joseph and $131,450 Ambulance 30,600 30.600 Sweet. Clerk-Treasurer Morris. 34.100 TOTAL TAX SUPPORTED FUNDS $972,050 Fire Department 34.100 Absent: Councilman Gotts. 47.000 47.000 Parks and Recreation Lease of Absence; Councilman Fox, 10.000 10.000 Anticipated Revenues & Other Sources Marina The proposed budget was presented. Councilman Joseph asked what Airport 63.400 63,400 Self Supporting Funds si/e salary increase had been included for Superintendent .Rasch. Ttfurist Park Revenue 28.000 Cemetery 29.500 29.500 Discussion followed on the 5% increase which was being used for all Public Buildings 80.200 80.200 Sewer Revenue tf\.{-,Wi department heads. Water Revenue 6U,000 Sanitary Landfill 9,400 9,400 After more discussion, motiop was offered by Joseph, supported by Capital Improvement Program 135.000 135,000 Tourist Park Funds on Hand 24,650/ Morris, thnt'the proposed budget be amended to leave the- Superin- Tourist Park Grant 30,000 Debt Retirement 55.129 55,129 tendent's salary the same as it was. 89,700 89,700 Sewer Funds on Hand . 34,050 Motor Pool Motion carried four to orie with Councilwoman Sweet voting nay Street Fund 213.200 213.200 , Water Funds on Hand 125,000 Motion was offered by Joseph, supported by Morris, to accept the .••..,. TOTAL SELF SUPPORTING $376,300 Water/Wastewater Fund ' 439.000 439,000 Finance Committee's recommenced budgef with the above amendment, with said proposed budget to be published, and a Public Hearing to be TOTAL PROPOSED BUDGET $1,348,350 Total $105,700 $1,761,529 s 1.867.229 held on said proposed budget Tuesday, April 7, 1981 at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall, '• •.;.;. •••. -.',;• , : • ..^ .;.••;••....'• ...•.•••' • ;.. • v •• ••'.•:..• .••• , • • ••'.••• A Public Hearing to consider the proposed budget (before adoption) will A copy of this information, the entire proposed budget and additional Motion carried all ayes, background materials are available for public inspection from 8:00 a.m. to he held Tuesday. April 7, 1981 it 6:30 P.M. at City Hall, A detailed copy V1 •..••. Motion to adjourn was offered by Sweet, supported by Joseph, and of this proposed budget is available for perusal at City Hall dyring normal 5:00 p.m. weekdays at City Hall. 319 North Lake Street. carried all ayes at 6iO3 p.m. ';,: Timothy J. Clifton ^ki hours. " • ' • • •••' •• ' •••,•::••'•••. .• : ' "• ..-..• ::"• .,.'.• ... Fern L. Morris City Manager -'••."•„•: ':,./.;' •.'•'••- F©tttI*M«rri»,CMC 582-6597 • ' ' O

%.:•*: CHARLEVOIX COUNTY PRESS - April 2, 1981 - Page 9 Obituaries Hazel E. Fritz, 87 Carol (Bishaw) Kitson of South Lyons; Jordan resident, died March 2 at his Hazel E. Fritz, 87, former Boyne City his father and step-mother, Mr.' and Banks Township home. .All-stater ployed everyday resident and business woman, died Mrs. Ralph Kitson of East Jordan; Mr. Bricker was born in Kendallvllle, Feb. 24 in Columbia, S.C. four sisters, Mrs. Fred (Sherry) Wanke Ind., Sept, 16,189S, and came to Banks BOYNE CITY • How do you get to be school, it is often because a coach has For many years, Mrs. Fritz operated of South Lyons, Mrs. Don (Patty) Stone township with his parents at the age of one of the top basketball players in the convinced him to do so...but not so in the Northern Michigan Realty office in of Brighton, Mrs. Courtney (Kerri) three years. On March 17, 1921, he was state? Brian's case. Boyne City, Stone of New Hudson and Yvonne of married to the former Jessie Manke at Brian Vroman's formula was playing He did change schools partly because She is survived by four, sons, Walton East Jordan; two brothers, Steaven Lansing. They returned to northern every day, nearly year-round, starting of basketball, but Vroman did it on his Fritz of Boyne City; Robert and Stanley Kitson of Alameda, Ca., and Gregory of Michigan to make their home in the when he was about 10 years old. own. In fact Boyne City coach Bob Fritz, both of Gaylord, and Vincent Fritz East Jordan; his paternal grandmother, East Jordan area and, in 1943, moved to "I practiced every day," the BCH$ Taylor hadn't even been hired until Sep- of Columbia; and a daughter, Barbara Mrs. Ralph (Florence) Kitson Sr., of their present home north of Ellsworth in junior said in an interview shortly after tember. The only urging came from King of Bloomfleld Hills. Boyne City and his maternal grand- Banks Township. he was showered with first or second- Brian's uncle, Tim Hartwick, who Graveside services were held Feb. 26 mother, Mrs. Rose Bishaw; three He was a retired farmer and bee- team all-state honors by nearly every starred for the Ramblers before grad- in Greenville, S. C. step-sisters, Mrs. Gaery (Sheilah) War- keeper, a veteran of World War I and a poll in Michigan. "In the winter, I uating two years ago. ner Of Charlevoix, Marsha Smith of East member of the Jensen-Richardson Post shoveled off the court at the park across * "Tim told me if I really wanted to be a Jordan and Mrs, Albert ) Joseph No. 488, American Legion. from my house and I played with my basketball player, Boyne City would be Pot Ruhling, 60 of East Jordan. He is survived by his wife; two gloves on." a good place to go," said Brian. "But it Mrs. Nettie M. (Pat) Ruhling, 60, of Funeral services were held March 4, daughters, Mrs. Willard (Jeanette) If he wasn't able to shoot baskets for wasn't just basketball. There were other East Jordan died March 1, at Little at thePhelps Funeral Home, 122 W. Muma of Ellsworth and Mrs. Glen some reason, he would do a ball reasons. My mom wanted to move here Traverse Division of Northern Mich- Lake St., in South Lyons. Rev. George (Lillian) Gee of East Jordan; a son, handling drill indoors. too, and she likes it a lot." igan Hospitals. Teifel of the South Lyons Lutheran El wood, of Lansing, 14 grandchildren; Vroman transferred to Boyne City Brian, too, is glad he made the move. The former Nettie Margaret Bishop Church officiated and burial was in 29 great-grandchildren and a brother, from Wolverine last summer and led "1 really like playing over here. The Brian Vroman was born in Waterford, Aug. 14, 1920. South Lyons cemetery. Earl, of East Jordan. the Ramblers to the Regional finals fans are great, and 1 think we had a and teachers. They must like him, too. She graduated from Drayton Plains Funeral services were held at the before losing to powerful Reed City. He good season. It was a pleasure playing Vroman got five A's and a B-plus in his High School and on Feb. 13, 1942 was Joseph Szczepaniak, 67 Hastings Funeral Home on March 5. had an average of 20 points and 18 with the other guys on the team...they courses last semester. married to Martin E. Ruhiing at The Rev. Dan Miner of the East Jordan rebounds per game through the course were great guys. I'm really looking He plans to go to a medium-sized Drayton Plains. Joseph F. Szczepaniak, 67, of Boyne United Methodist Church officiated. Falls died March 1 at Little Traverse of the season. forward to next year. We've got some college and play basketball, but he's not While in Drayton Plains, Mrs. Interment was in Sunset Hill Cemetery When a player of Vroman's caliber good players coming back." at all sure which college he'd like to Division of Northern Michigan Hospi- at East Jordan. Ruhling was employed at the Truck and tals- , transfers in after two years of high He also says he likes all his classes attend. Coach Division of GMC in Pontiac. The family suggests memorials to the Mr. Szczepaniak was born March 15, East Jordan United Methodist Church. In 1948 Mr. and Mrs. Ruhling moved 1913 in Boyne Falls and resided there to East Jordan where Mrs. Ruhling was until 1940 when he married the former employed at Gulf and Western and later Helvia Lepisto and the couple moved to Ruthie M. Jarvis, 71 at l.T.T. She retired in 1971. the Detroit area. They resided there Mr. Ruhling preceded her in death in Mrs. Ruthie May Jarvis, 71, formerly 1977. until 1975 when they returned to Boyne Falls. of East Jordan, died March 9 at her Mrs. Ruhling was a member of the Mr. S7xzepaniak was a tool mainten- daughter's home in East Jordan follow- First Presbyterian Church and the ing an extended illness. FREE! ance supervisor for Owens-Illinois and Eagles Lodge of Boyne City. the Michigan Rivet Company in Detroit. Mrs. Jarvis was born Sept. 12, 1909 She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. He is survived by his wife; one son in Greenburg, Kansas, the daughter of Jerry (Juli) Vrondran of East Jordan; James of Boyne City; three daughters, Ben and Mary Laflin. She was married two sons, Martin E. of Ubly and Daniel Mrs. William (Mary) Schmitz of Utica, May 6, 1939 to Fred Jarvis in Angolo, BUSINESS AND L, of Metamora; eight grandchildren; Mrs. Ed (Judith) Ozanic of Richmond Indiana. They resided in Flint until 1954 three sisters, Mrs. Merle (Lottie) and Jacqueline Szczepaniak of Mt. when they moved to East Jordan. Mr. INVESTMENT GUIDE Ridenour of Au Gres, Mrs. Mary Wethy Clemens; eight grandchildren; two bro- Jarvis preceded her in death in 1958. of Salem, Mo., and Mrs. Jack (Rosie) thers, Felix of Boyne City and Edward Mrs. Jarvis moved to Ellsworth in Case of Waterford and three brothers, of Elmira; 10 sisters, Mrs. Anthony 1969 and lived there until recently when Walter of California, and George and ( Josephine) Wojciechowski, Mrs. Ed she moved to her daughter's in East James of Waterford. (Jennie) Krantz and Mrs. Joseph Jordan. She was a cook and worked for Over 1500 copies will be mailed or hand Funeral Services were held March 5 (Helen) Lyk, all of Warren, Mrs. Frank many years at the Sequanota Club on delivered within the next 60 days. If you do at the Oak Chapel of the Vanderwall (Mamie) Renkiewicz of Comstock Park, Lake Charlevoix. not receive a copy please call or stop in to Funeral Home. The Rev. Gerald Blevins our office. We can easily add your name to Mrs. Peter (Frances) Tymoch of Utica, She is survived by two daughters, of the First Presbyterian Church and the Mrs. John (Bernice) Howard of Howard our mailing list! If you seek to buy or sell a Rev. Dale Turner of the Missionary Mrs. Richard (Margo) Oleniacz of East business, commercial or industrial proper- City, Mrs. John (Sue) Bereys of Sterling Jordan and Mrs. William (Mary) Pfaff Church officiated. Burial was in Sunset Heights, Mrs. Lonnie (Von) Bates of ty, call as we have a statewide network to Hill Cemetery. of Oklahoma City, Okla.; five sisters, assist you. Dearborn. Mrs. Edward (Sophia) Slank Mrs. Elmer Wray of Remus, Mrs. of Detroit and Mrs. Stanley (Corrine) Bernice Jarvis of Flint. Mrs. Ray Sova Stanley Kitson, 27 Zymienicz of Boyne City. of Flushing. Mrs. Irene Darby of Burton Stanley R. Kitson, 27, a former East Funeral services were held March 3 and Mrs. Harland Bard of Gladwin; six Jordan and Boyne City resident was at St. Augustine Catholic Church in grandchildren and one great-grand- killed in a two car accident in Oakland Boyne Fails. Rev. Dennis Stilwell child. PflRTRIDGE County on March 1. officiated and burial was in St. Augus- Mr. Kitson was born in Charlevoix on tine Cemetery. Arrangements were Funeral services were held March 10 ftfiftftJSOCIftftf bieganowski July 4, 1953 and he had lived in Boyne handled by Stackus Funeral Home of at 7 p.m. at Hasting Funeral Home in City and East Jordan before moving to Boyne City. Ellsworth. Rev. Jimmie McWatters & associates South Lyons about six years ago. He officiated. Burial took place in St. Joseph's Calvary Cemetery in East was employed at Wyckoff Steel in Zell E. Bricker, 85 221 water - boyne city - 616-582-6771 Plymouth. Jordan. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Zell E Bricker, 85, long-time East 9 Brought to you by the Antrim-Charlevoix Board of Realtors. Realtors Showcase REALTOR* OPPOVTUNITY

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wanted Items wanted Real estate Legal notices Services Services 10 CLEANING PERSON WANTED • Part WE BUY Oriental rugs, Navajo rugs, FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Petoskey is Commissioners of Charlevoix County. UPHOLSTERING • Quality upholstering HIRE A TEEN program can provide you • time for apartment house. Call gold and silver coins. All's Persian now accepting bids on: 1974 Buddy Michigan, asking for the absolute at reasonable rates. Your fabric or ours. with reliable teenagers ready and;; 582-6162, Thursday only. Carpets. 306 Howard St., Petoskey, mobile home, I2'x52' two bedroom. abandonment and discountinuance of 731 South Maple. East Jordan. willing to work odd jobs. For more 347-4542. - May be seen at Village. Mobile Homes the following portion of the Charlevoix 536-2122. information call 582-6682 between 3 and or call 347-7711. extension 216. County Highway in Chandler Township. 6 p.m. -.• . • WE'LL. PAY CASH for gold and' EXPERT SHOE REPAIR - All shoe Announcements Charlevoix County. Michigan, de- diamonds. Contact Reusch Jewelry in repairing, resoling and reheeling, BINGHAM & SONS WELL DRILLING LAKE CHARLEVOIX custom designed scribed as follows., to-wit: .•"••/•;, •*••:•:••>•••": Petoskey, Charlevoix, Gaylord or Che- Zipper work or replacing, fixing coats, & REPAIR - Water well repair, pump three bedroom home. Fireplace, decks, Commencing at a point on the North boygan. ' etc. Northern Shoe Repair, 118 W. repair and new systems, 536-3169. SOLAR FUEL. Make your own car and wooded, landscaped. Private and quiet, and South '/ line of Section 10, heating fuel low as 10 cents a gallon Offered by owner, 582-9064. 4 Main, Gaylord, Drop box in Boyne T33N-R4W which is 7 rods north of the YOUNG MAN, 27 years old desires with new, amazingly-efficient Solar Falls. Just call evenings 549-2283 for Cars & trucks BY OWNERS - For sale - Houses, South line of said Section 10; thence prices and information. part-time work, available afternoons. Still! Build in 4-6 hours from easy- house trailers, mobile homes, land— North easterly across the SWVi of the Call 582-2788 after 3:00. to-follow plans, for around $40. Grow ia bought, sold, traded, rented, financed. SEV* of said Section 10 to the east North PROFESSIONAL EAR PIERCING raw materials or buy at low whole- Anytime. Call or stop at any Reusch CHARLEVOIX ANSWERING SERVICE 1974 CHEVROLET MALIBU Classic East Jordan Auto Parts, Inc. and South 1/8 line of said Section 10. A sale. Complete "How-to-Do-it" report Jewelry. Petoskey, Charlevoix. Gaylord Office, medical and residential use, 24 Wagon, 69,000 miles, power steering, distance of 1700 feet, more or less. only $1 (refundable). ETHANOL FOR SALE - 1980 Bayview Mobile or Cheboygan. hour service. 6 days a week, 547-4214. power brakes, automatic, new muffler, Please take further notice, that said RESEARCH, PO Box 2053, Petoskey, Home. 14 x 70, 3 bedroom, built- starter, battery, 3 month warranty. Only petition asks that the above portion of Mich. 49770. in fireplace. Call 582-2392. PIANO TUNING, Gordon Wheeler, 39 $995. US-31 Sales, Bay Shore, 347- said Charlevoix County Highway be years' experience. 12 years' factory Too late to classify absolutely abandoned and dis- 6038. 1970 HOUSE TRAILER and 8x10 shed experience. Phone 548-5592 or 347- for sale. Only been used 2 years. continued. ai 1974 VOLKSWAGEN BEATTLE, 1215. MONUMENTS Remodeled, beautiful condition. Further notice is hereby given that 65,000 miles, rebuilt engine, good FOR SALE - Bedroom chair and Located Lakeview Village #90. Call the Board of County Road Com- & MARKERS economical transportation, $795. US-31 ottoman with two slip covers, $50, 535-2217. missioners of Charlevoix County will A-l GARBAGE Sales, Bay Shore, 347-6038. Antique platform rocker. . $200. Granite, Marble hold a hearing upon said petition at SERVICE LAND CONTRACTS purchased, any 582-6895. 10:00 a.m. on the 13th day of April For Charlevoix, East Jordan and & Bronze 1977 DODGE P.CKUP, 6 cylinder, amount, anywhere. Prompt local ser- 1981. at their office of said Board of surrounding areas—We offer $2200. Call after 5 p.m., 547-5476. vice. Call anytime. Richard May, VANDERWALL County Road Commissioner of Char- specialized service with pickup at Miss the FOR A GREAT DEAL on your next car, Northern Michigan Investment Co. levoix County at 1051 E. Division Street. your door—Special rates—Nobody Memorials stop by U.S. 31 Sales, Bay Shore, 582-6751. Boyne City. Michigan 49712. does it better. 547-4697. Deadline? 621 Main St. East Jordan, Mi. 347-6038, Carol J. Hulett You have until 10 a.m. (616)536-7031 1963 BU1CK - Body in sound shape; Price Reduced! Board of County Road Commissioners CRANE WORK, bulldozing, backhoe, Tuesday for Colorado car. Good transportation, of Charlevoix County, Michigan dump truck, air hammer,, sand, gravel 226 N. EAST STREET Too late to classify." $250. Call 582-2788, evenings. ] and top soil, fill dirt, septic tanks, Thank you BOYNE CITY Services demolition of buildings. Flynn's 3 Large Modernized 1'/? Story. Trenching, Call 347-4771, after 7.p.m. Farm products 10 347-8469. Attached garage, basement. WE WOULD like to thank all our VACUUM CLEANERS complete sales l§ ~ fireplace, two baths. CARPENTRY and home repair work of friends, neighbors, Rev. Grienke, and service, new. used, reconditioned, FREE! FREE! Masons and Stars, for their kindness, FREE SAWDUST - 50 years old. Good Low as $2,500 Down any kind. Reasonable rates. Call 536- $10 and up. Sewing machines, new, Carpet cleaning, that's for mulch. On Railroad Street, Boyne Broker Cooperation 7918. cards and visits during my recent used and serviced. The Sweep Shop. right. When we clean your Call ToU Free hospital ization. Falls. 347-1320. WILL DO FENCE REPAIR and small living room at only 12 cents Roy Pratt and family 1-800-292-3640 fence jobs. Have many years of working RECEPTIONS, BANQUETS, FAMILY sq. ft. we will clean any Family Federal Savings with licensed installer, For estimate, REUNIONS AND ANNIVERSARIES - attached hall absolutely Stoves & Firewood please call_582-2267^_ For iale misc. Affordable facilities. Catered or not free, regardless of size! catered, with dance floor. Boyne Valley Your choice steam or deep 8 level foam. CALL HOWARD FINE0UT for next Legal notices Lodge, Walloon Lake, 535-2475. 582-2267 J. C. HIGGINS, 26" boy's 10-speed fall's wood—maple and beech. While it ALL-TRASH National bike. In excellent condition, one year lasts. 582-7641. We get the deep down dirt from We Pick Up Anything Carpet old, $90. Call 582-9387. NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROPOSED Residential FIREWOOD, mixed maple and elm, 18 carpets and upholstery that do-it- ABANDOMENT OF A PORTION Commercial-Contract Ir. GAS FURNACE for sale, good used. inch, $25 per cord. 582-9581 or 536- yourself methods do not get. Cleaners OF COUNTY HIGHWAY IN Day-Week-Month-Job S200. Call after 5 p.m.. 547-5476. 7667, Fineoat Deep Steam Cleaning CHANDLER TOWNSHIP Call 582-6813 or 119 W. Cedar Street 347-8866 MUST SELL • Three chain saws, $75 to ASHLEY & KING wood stovts are sold Take notice, that a petition has been 582-2391. BoyneClty $100. 19" black and white TV, $75. and serviced by Bob Herrman, Boyne filed with the Board of Countv Road Seen at 301 W. Division, Apt. H\, Boyne City, 582-9528. City, after 5 p.m. "BE KIND to your feetl" Try Knapp Shoes. Contact Qilj Gaunt Jr. 536-7232, For rent East Jordan. ^_ 17 RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT- Some TWO BEDROOM apartment for rent, used, Range, fryer, grill, refrigerator, heat furnished, excellent location in hood, walk-in, work table, sink, steam- Boyne City. No pets, must have refer- table, slicer, mixer, dishwasher, micro- ence. Call 582-2497. wave, furniture, softserve, salad bar, Py deli, bakery, more. Call toll free 1-800- TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT for 632-7342. rent, heat, furnished. Excellent location downtown Boyne City. No pets! Must have references. Call 582-2497. SEALS & ROBERTS Pickup & drop off at $100 & under CONSTRUCTION Fineout's Carpets APARTMENTS FOR RENT in Boyne of Boyne City 9 City—one and two bedroom units, COMPANY BATHROOM SCALES, Style house. unfurnished, $175. $200. Utilities included. Above the Granary in Boyne Complete Building FREE HOME PICKUP like new, $3. 428 Main St.. Boyne City. 302 Michigan Ave. City. Call 582-2272 or 582-6162. and Remodeling AND DELIVERY Petoskey 347.8151 TUESDAY & FRIDAY FREE ADS! If you want to sell w something for $100 or less, you can Boyne City 582-6535 •^s*» advertise it free in The Press. For Real estate details, see the Classified information 18 .box on this page. Eui a 14 x 27 MOBILE HOME, Vh years old. Central air conditioning, utilities, patio Items wanted cover, utility house. Lakeview Village, 582-2486. • SAYLES MASONRY Chipman Plumbing and Heating

LOT WANTED TO RENT for 12 x 60 52 ACRES by owner. Prime site located CONSTRUCTION °Licensed Plumbers trailer, outside town, Boyne City area. within East Jordan City limits, must All Types of Masonry ONIEI °Kohler Fixtures Call Pat, 582-9583. sell. 941-5885. Residential & Commercial °Moncrief Hot Air Furnaces °U.S. National Boilers M-75 South Boyne City 582-7151 easy to Boyne City 549-2672 your Classified Ad Dry walling

Call Us Classifications ROOFING COMPANY at 582-6761, We will take your ad on r Hellebuyck Dry Wall Co. l-Help wanted the phone and help you write it. ' 1 C Bonded Built-up Roofs 2-Announcements Hang, tape and prime drywall Also ceiling texture Insulated Roof Decks 3-Thank you Steel Roof Decks 4-Lost & found Quality workmanship Waterproofing Deadline 5-Pets Residential & commercial I* noon Monday for each Thursday's 6-Garage sales Free Estimates Insured Workmen Camp Dagget Rd. ; paper. ;ir |«i»;-;i^;:*iie' d**aiifte> we. 7-Auctions Owner: Jim Hellebuyck 5578 U.S. 131 Petoskey - Boyne City IH =tf 582-6639 can still get your td in our "Too late to 8-For sale misc. 347-8823 582-9392 da»$f cohironft yoi i c»ll by |0 • M ; 9-S100 & under 10'ltems wanted :^s^^>^fe--;;;' •:,;iy:-w:.••.,; 11-Motorcycles 12-Cars & {rucks Insurance sanitation 13-Rec. vehicle* l4*Bo*ts & equip RUEGSEOGER-STANLEY SUPERIOR •Residential iu» only ftfar 1 0 words or less, plus 15-Farm product* 10 centi pW additional word,tf yo u 16-Stoves Aflrew INSURANCE AGENCY SANITATION SERVICE 17-Forrent ,' •'COVERAGE FOR ALL" ' mupb It 1^1 costr«nd you can mall 18-Real estate •Recreational vehicles •Homeowners Rt. 1, Box226 • Charlevoix, MI49720 your payment, If payment is not l9*LegaI notices . *Boats •• •Renters insurance Rusty Mclntosh (616)547-6922 reoetved by noon Friday, we will bill 20-Service*. . \ •Mobile homes •Automobile you and add 50-cents bUling charge. 21-Toplate toclMttfy •Business owners »Life Serving East Jordan, Ellsworth, №? 106 E. Water Boyne City . : 582-6251 Central Lake and N. Torch Lake.

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