K^P"^H A brisk week, with daytime temperatures in the low 20s rising to near 30 ^k f. yM t °y Friday, and night temperatures dropping to the single digits. Total ^^^^^owfall for the past seven days was just 6 inches, bringing the year-to- ^••H date total to 122.5. Early-week predictions called for a winter storm . , Tuesday night, and warming temperatures by the weekend. LAST YEAR: A balmy weekend saw plenty of sun and highs in the 40s. There was no snow for the week, leaving YTD totals at 159 inches as of March 7, 1994.

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Copyright Up North Publications, Inc. 1995 ournai All righls reserved VOL. 3 NO. 23 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1995 EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN Protection sought for the lower Jordan River

B Y DEB SA YGERS HOBBS John Richter, vice-president of the Friends of the Jordan forested borders, near development and moderately acces­ Journal Editor River Watershed, Inc., told counci1 his group is working to sible. The protection is provided under Michigan's Natural complete what the state began in 1972 when the Jordan Rivers Act (PA 231 of 1970). An effort to preserve the pristine beauty of the Jordan became the first river in Michigan to be designated wild and The Wild-Scenic designation already follows the river River was encouraged by members of the East Jordan City scenic. for 73 miles from its headwaters in Chestonia Township, Council at the Feb. 21 meeting. Wild-Scenic is the label given protected rivers with wild, Antrim County, northwest to Rogers Bridge Road in South Arm Township. Richter said the FJRW is petitioning the Department of Natural Resources to continue the designa­ tion through the lower river and estuary to the South Arm of Lake Charlevoix, including Deer Creek as far as Barber Road in Wilson Township. In a letter to the DNR, FJRW explained the petition as necessary because. "We believe that including the lower Jordan and Deer Creek is an essential element to the initial designation and would complete the original intent of the Natural Rivers plan. This in effect would connect and protect an entire riverine system and conforms with current ecosystem management concepts." Richter said the eagles taking up residence in the lower river represents the high quality of the ecosystem. "By luck or by design, we have a true natural river here," Richter told the council, "not levied or channeled. If we don't secure and protect it, this region will be irrevocably changed and could succumb to development pressures." Richter said when the Wild-Scenic designation was bestowed by the state DNR in October, 1972, the lower river wasn't considered qualified for protection. "We've learned a lot about rivers since then," Richter noted. One more recently accepted environmental law has implications for the whole region - that of corridors. Ecological corridors, naturally or artificially developed, prevent biologic communities from becoming "islands" IF THE FRIENDS of the Jordan River Watershed are successful with their appeal, the entire Jordan isolated by development. Corridors allow the movement River, from headwaters to the estuary and mouth in the city of East Jordan will be protected as a wild and scenic natural river. continued on back Protection through zoning Designation of the lower Jordan River as Wild- Scenic would have some effect on present zoning, but mainly on paper, as zoning within the city of Hast Jordan already protects the estuary to a certain extent. The Friends of the Jordan River Watershed, Inc., are hoping the following management restrictions already on the rest of the river will be extended along with the Wild-Scenic designation: ' All new development is limited to where 200-foot ,et back.-. tor buildings are possible tl(X) feel on (he tributaries;. • Commercial and industrial structures and uses, except campgrounds, are completely prohibited within the management area. • Land fills or buildings are. not allowed within the 4(K)-fool management area where the ground water is within six feet of the surface. • No damming, dredging, filling, or channelization is permitted on the protected part of the river. • Docks, signage, grazing and logging have some restrictions. • Only underground utility lines can be placed within the management area and other utility or pipeline use is generally prohibited. • Mineral, oil and gas development is banned within Fiddler prodigies the zoned area. Joining their elders in sharing their love of music, a group of young fiddlers from Krista Knight's violin • No new public roads or highways can be con­ studio entertained the overflowing crowd at the Fiddler's Jamboree, March 4. Look for more photos structed within the zone. from the annual gathering of musicians in next week's East Jordan Journal. 2 -WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1995 -EAST JORDAN JOURNAL

Photo courtesy of Tad Malpass The East Jordan Canners, talk of the north

A half century ago when independent the EJ Canners were the kingpins of north­ to become a Central Michigan College foot­ )wan City basketball was in its glory, the East Jordan ern Michigan and were champions, or at ball, basketball and track great). Harold Canners were the talk of the north country. least proclaimed themselves so. "Skinny" Edson (Grand Rapids University memories Prior to World War II, independent bas­ The Canners were coached by the late letterman), and Herb Peebles joined the ketball and baseball teams were as popular Alex Sinclair, manager of the East Jordan club to shore up the champs. All three were The glory days of independent bas­ or more so than high school teams, and Canning Company and former Ellsworth Ellsworth residents at the time. ketball In East Jordan featured this practically every little town had its inde- High School coach. Ed Ruehling, local Others who joined the club during the 1938 team of the Canners (from pendentquintet. Some small citieshad sev­ attorney, served as business manager, and glory years were: Donald LaPeer. Colin left): Don LaPeer, Spin Cihak, Ed eral squads and would play almost any­ Edward "The Bush" Bishaw did the sched­ Somerville. Donald Johnson, Clarence Stanek, Colin Somerville, Gayle where. With other traveling teams avail­ uling. "Stub" Bowman, William "Tiny" Cihak. Saxton, Arne Hegerberg, Spike able, it made for added interest in the sports. Howard "Hud" Somerville, a former Louis "Monk" Cihak, Ed Stanek, Richard "Tich" Saxton, and brother Gayle Saxton Russell, and Coach Alex Sinclair. For a period of five years, 1936 to 1940. EJHS all-around athlete who played frosh football at Albion College in the fall of (who lettered in basketball and track at 1932, and Marlin "Spin" Cihak were the Alma College). players around which Sinclair built his team. The Canners weren't unbeatable and Foundation offers new Prior to their championship years mem­ when they were defeated it was likely by bers of the squad were: Chris Taylor, Abe the Bon Tons of Petoskey, a team led by Cohn (EJHS coach of all sports), Harry outstanding performer Ted Dombroski. medical school scholarship Jankoviak (shop teacher), Arne Hegerberg, Bill Taylor, and Harry Lee. By Gayle Saxton An aspiring physician from Charlevoix applications and recommend a candidate to Along with Howard "Slats" Elzinga (later Former EJHS coach County will soon get help with the high cost the community foundation for final ap­ of medical school, thanks to a special schol- proval. arship fund established through the Deadline for applications is May l.and a Charlevoix County Community Foundation. decision will be announced by June 1. Those The Julius Gilbert Memorial Scholarship who are interested should contact Diane Chamber raffle tickets will award its first medical school scholar­ Kidder at the Charlevoix Area Hospital, The East Jordan Chamberof Commerce is sponsoring a year-long cash raffle with ship in the amount of $500 this spring. The (616)536-2440. a limit of 1,200 tickets sold and four $100 winners every month. scholarship fund began several years ago to The Julius Gilbert Fund joins several January' winners were Dorothy Hudkins, Linda Tecple, Pat O'Brian and Jerry honor Julius Gilbert, a prominent commu­ other designated endowments and scholar­ Zoulck. In February's drawing, Dorothy Hudkins was a lucky repeat winner. Other nity activist and dedicated trustee of the ship funds held by the community founda­ winners were Kay Arnold, Carmella Beck and Robert Paul. Charlevoix Area Hospital. With current tion. The foundation manages and invests Winning tickets arc returned to potentially win again. Drawings are held on the assets of nearly $ 10,000, the fund was trans­ various types of charitable funds on behalf third Tuesday of each month and ticket holders need not be present to win. ferred from the care of the hospital to man­ of donors. Only income earned on the funds For more information, contact the Chamber of Commerce. agement under the community foundation is used to support scholarships and other late last year. worthy programs, so the endowments live Applicants must be from Charlevoix in perpetuity, continuing to give back to the County and have completed their under­ community for many years to come. The EAST JORDAN JOURNAL is graduate degree. The future doctors will be Those who wish to learn more about the published weekly at East Jordan EAST JORDAN^ by Up North Publications, Inc., rated on their academic performance, stu­ community foundation, or who would like John G. Tarrant President dent service, personal interests, and letters to make a contribution to the Gilbert Fund P.O. Box 337, Bellaire, Ml 49615 of reference. A committee representing the should call, or write, c/o PO Box 718, East Journal Charlevoix Area Hospital will evaluate Jordan, MI 49727. P.O. Box 405 • East Jordan, Ml 49727 • 536-0044

(USPS NO. 01 1007) LETTERS TO THE EDITOR on upcoming elections will be consid­ Subscriptions in Charlevoix or Antrim County ered for publication until 4 p.m., three Fridays prior to the actual •HCHtOAN PRESS ASSOCIATION ONE YEAR-$17.00 election day. Jeffrey Hallberg PUBLISHER TWO YEARS -$33.00 In the case of the city charter election, the deadline is Fri., April 7. Deb Saygers Hobbs EDITOR Out-of-county subscriptions This newspaper reserves the right to edit or reject any letter to meet Cyndi Husted ADVERTISING SALES ONE YEAR-$19.00 space requirements, for clarity, or to avoid obscenity, libel, or invasion of privacy. Second class postage paid at Central Lake, Ml All letters must include the handwritten signature of the writer, Postmaster Send address changes to East Jordan Journal, P.O. Box. 575, address and daytime phone number. Central Lake, Ml 49622. Payment for advartising should be mailed to Up North Publications, P. O. Box 647, Mancelona. Ml 49659 EAST JORDAN JOURNAL •WEDNESDAY, MARCH H, 1W5 »3 law & order wmm mmmmmmmmmmmm Superintendent discusses city potential BY DEB SA YGERS HOBBS Some ideas considered low priority are the DDA dream Hughes told the council. Journal Editor of relocating the police department; the recreation plan for "The abundance of facilities is an asset to the quality of resurfacing tennis courts; and a Ninth Street access to the the community," he noted, "But it is also a financial burden With a month of experience working in the city of East new middle school the school district hopes voters will to the city." A council discussion ensued on the state of Jordan, interim city superintendent William Hughes is approve. individual facilities and especially the future of Elm Pointe. ready to make some observations. "We have more needs than the city can obviously accom­ While there is no budget earmarked for economic devel­ He brought those observations to the Feb. 21 city council plish, but prioritizing them gives us a place to start," opment, Hughes pointed out its importance to the city. meeting. Hughes noted. "My philosophy is to assist in this in as many ways as "It seems the city is in an opportune position to make possible," Hughes said. He suggested industrial park de­ plans," Hughes told council members. He noted that the velopment, a business retention plan, and a city brochure as annual budget writing is in the final stages and several City services update some ways to promote the economic viability of the city. outside influences need consideration (the recently-adopted The new superintendent's report included an evaluation recreation master plan and DDA plans, for example). of city services. Hughes felt the city has done well in "Perhaps we should consider a master 'wish list' of the budgeting the safety programs (police, fire and ambu­ capital improvements the community is looking to the city lance.) for," Hughes said. "I haven't heard any real dissatisfaction from council or EJPD weekly report He asked for an indication that his observations were city residents," said Hughes. • February 17 consistent with the direction the council would like to see He had the same opinion of the city transfer station, Marie Beach was driving her 1989 Buick south on Echo the city aim. Hughes included a "shotgun" estimate of the although he would like to see it operating with more St. at about 2:55 p.m., when she collided with a vehicle costs of projects, based on his experience, and outlined profitability. owned by Jennifer Pinney. The Pinney vehicle was ille­ projects with grant potential, such as airport and industrial Hughes said the Department of Public Works needs gally parked on the south side of Echo St. facing north. park road improvements. some attention in the immediate future. • February 23 Hughes gave high priority to several DPW and council- "Water and sewer services need to be self-funding," An unattended 1986 Jeep owned by Steven Wiltfong was requested projects already in the works and budgeted for Hughes said. There are also some problem areas with damaged when it rolled down the hill in the East Jordan- the 1995-96 fiscal year, primarily street, water and sewer streets, but he reported the situation is not out-of-hand. Iron Works Garfield St. parking lot and struck the EJrW improvements. One DDA request is on the high priority list The master plan for parks and recreation in the city is a building. Wiltfong had started the vehicle and left it run­ - replacement of the Main Street water main. good start on an another service in need of attention, ning to allow it to warm up.

EJ man injured Bridge tournament: on snowmobile lead has changed A 35-year-old East Jordan man was injured when he was With only two months left in this year's East Jordan thrown from his snowmobile while riding with two friends Bridge Tournament, the lead has changed. Jean Pardee in an open field near Kramer Road in Echo Township Feb. and Barbara Worgess lead the 16 teams with 33,010 25. points. In second place, with 29,380, are Linda Poole Bradley Sweet was riding his 1982 Ski-doo at approxi­ and Pat Ruhlman; and in third, Deanna Hurwitz and mately 45 miles per hour around 3 p.m. when a ski became Phoebe Watson with 26,780. lodged in a rock pile hidden by the snow. Sweet was thrown The rest of the top 10 teams, listed in order are: from his machine, which flipped end-over-end through the Evelyn Gidley and Marge Smith, 25,500; Muriel air for about 24 feet. Ahlborn and Jan Bultrud, 25,270; Esther Porter and He was transported to the Charlevoix Area Hospital by Gladys Sattler, 24,710; Martha Matthews and Cyg East Jordan Ambulance where, as of Feb. 27, he was listed Riley, 24,050; Barbara Peterson and Katie Sowers, in stable condition with fractured ribs. 23,980; Ruth Gee and Marie Shepard, 21,750; and Assisting the Antrim County Sheriff Department was the Gayle Gotts and Jean Peters, 21,310. East Jordan Fire and Rescue Unit. At the end of the tournament, the players will Working Stiffs

donate most of their dues to local non-profit organi­ ^- VIIIK' jobs -,irt' rimiilu-r ih;m most—eu'n louijht'r when muscle pain ami zations. strain make normal mou'ineni difficult ^hen u>u can't afford time aua\ from Those groups wishing to apply for a grant may the |oh. make sure \our body is at its best with chiropractic treaimeni ('.all our Warrant out for call Shirley Etcher at 536-2506. clime today for an appointment. By Hope Tyrrell ^ We'll keep you working the way you should. theft of pickup Secretary-Treasurer The Antrim County Sheriff Department is seeking a warrant for a Gaylord man for Unlawful Driving Away of Lakeside an Automobile. A look back... On Feb. 14, East Jordan police found an '86 Ford pickup Tournament bridge scores Chiropractic abandoned in a snow bank outside of town. It was traced April 1965 Dr. Daniel J. Thomas and returned to a Coeling Road resident who had not given Standings in the East Jordan Bridge Tourna­ Palmer Graduate Chiropractor permission to the Gaylord man to drive the vehicle. The ment as of April 15 are as follows: Betty Boswell truck had a flat tire and other minor damage. and Leva Cole, 46,250; Evelyn Gidley and 536-2616 The Gaylord man later returned and apologized to the Marian Sherman, 45,520; Shirley Diller and 101 Bridge Street Ellsworth resident for taking the vehicle and offered to pay Bee Sinclair, 44,940; Phyllis Malpass and Betty damages. However, the sheriff department, after investiga­ Jo Strehl, 43,480; Gladys Rogers and Wilma East Jordan tion, has decided to pursue a warrant for the man's arrest. Sayles, 43,180. Office Hours By Appointment Anyone with information on this case is asked to call the Antrim County Sheriff Department at (616) 533-8627.

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Ferris State University coach Judd Folske, Manistee Saints group, will be performing a benefit concert entitled "Sights Students and seniors 60 and older get in for only $3. semi-pro player Phil Kliber, fast-pitch softball organizer and Sounds of the Jordan: A River Celebration" on Sun- Children 5 and under will be admitted free. Mark Preseau, sports writer Jim Heil, and former Boyne March 12 for the Friends of the Jordan River Watershed, All proceeds will go toward the programs and projects of City varsity coach Scott Kelly. Each will speak on aspects Inc. (FOJ). FOJ, whose mission is to protect the water quality and of the game in his area of expertise. The event kicks off at noon at the Jordan Valley Express preserve the natural character of the Jordan River. The program is at the Boyne City High School gym, Sat., American Music Center on M-66 in East Jordan. March 11, from 6 to 9 p.m. Tickets are $5, and can be Audience members will have an opportunity to view purchased by calling 547-3595. Doors will open for pre­ wildlife and environmental art and photography exhibits paid ticket holders at 5:15 p.m. Seating is limited and pre- displayed by local talent, until music begins at 1:30 p.m. Business After Hours set registration is encouraged. The concert will feature Jim Crockett, Mary Ann Rivers, The East Jordan Chamber of Commerce will host a All proceeds go to the Boyne Baseball Backers for and Pat Niemisto performing a variety of "river and envi­ Business After Hours on Wed., March 15, from 5:30 to starting a JV baseball team and upgrading playing fields. ronmental" folk-style music. 7:30 p.m. at the East Jordan Middle School cafeteria, 304 A slide show featuring many shots of the Jordan River Fourth St. Watershed and other nature scenes will be interwoven with The theme is Celebrate Education, and materials on Depot information needed the music. Narration will accompany the slides between schools and business working together will be available. music sets. Hors d'oeuvres and refreshments will be served. A S3 The Charlevoix Historical Society recently received The program will also serve as a forum to propose the donation for chamber members and $4 for non-members some grant funding to restore the Charlevoix Depot, but are protection and preservation of the lower Jordan, including may be paid at the door. having difficulty finding out what the interior was like Deer Creek, through the DNR's Natural Rivers program. during its heyday. RSVP by March 10, to the East Jordan Chamber of Currently, the Jordan River is designated as a "wild and Commerce, 536-7351. The restoration committee would appreciate the dona­ scenic river" from the headwaters to Rogers Bridge. The tion or loan of any photographs or written material docu­ original designation did not include the portion of the river • •••••••••••••••••••••!•••• menting any details of the depot. Any person that could from Rogers Bridge to its mouth at Lake Charlevoix. BELLAIRE THEATRE share memories of the depot without having documents Bellaire Prices Adults $3.50 - Children $2.00 could also provide appreciated information. Bellaire: 533-8725 Anytime Structural renovations are scheduled to begin as soon as Petoskey: 347-9696, Gaylord: (517) 732-5717 weather permits, but the interior project will be postponed March 10th- 16th East Jordan history Bellaire Theater until some guidance surfaces. Just Cause - R - Starring - Sean Conner/, Laurence Fishburne Any one with information can contact the historical 7:00 nightly society at 547-0373, or by writing Harsha House Museum, book planned GAYLORD CINEMA 103 State St., Charlevoix, MI 49720. Man of the House • PG • Starring - Chevy Chase, Farrah Fawcert, The East Jordan Chamber of Commerce and the Histori­ Jonathan Taylor Thomas 7:00 and 9:15 Sat. Sun. 2:00, 4:15 cal Society will meet together in the Community Room at Hideaway - R - Starring - Jeff Goldblum, Christine Lahti 7:00 and 9:15 Sat., Sun 2:00, 4:15 Lake view Manor, 451 Water St., Tues., March 14, at 10 Out Break - R - Starring - Dustin Hoffman, Rene Russo Need a helping hand? a.m. Plans are underway to publish a historical book of the 7:00 and 9:15 Sat., Sun 2:00, 4:15 East Jordan area. The Charlevoix-Emmet Housing Coalition has a pro­ GASLIGHT CINEMA If you have historical remembrances to share, please Hideaway - R - 7:00 and 9:15 Sat., Sun 2:00, 4:15 gram that may provide that help. contact the chamber at 536-7351, or Jean Pardee at 536- Bullets Over Broadway - R - "Nominated for seven academy The coalition is seeking qualified applicants that have a awards 7:00 and 9:15 Sat., Sun. 2:00 and 4:15 2051. Stories may be submitted in any form, as long as they housing need, be it paint,-fix-up, or weatherization. The Out Break - R - Starring - Dustin Hoffman, Rene Russo - are legible. All materials will be returned to the owners. program is for home owners only, and the property must be 7:00 and 9:15 Sat., Sun 2:00, 4:15 2 Materials may be dropped off at the Chamber of Com­ Man of the House • PG • 7:00 and 9:15 Sat., Sun. 2:00, 4:15 I located within the boundaries of Charlevoix and Emmet merce office, 118 N. Lake St., the EJ Shoppe on Main St., Brady Bunch Movie - PG-13 - 7:00 and 9:00 Sat., Sun.2:00, 4:15? counties. or at Lakeview Manor. A special fund has also been established for Charlevoix !••••••••••••• ••rrrr* County residents only which can assist first time home buyers in purchasing their home. If you know of anyone who would benefit from these programs, refer them to the Housing Coalition director, M6DICDL DIRCCTORV Vickie Morgan, at 582-2894. Applications arc also avail­ able at the East Jordan Housing Commission, 451 Water Call 536-0044 to rent a space. St., East Jordan.

CELEBRATING 75 YEARS OF SERVICE EAST JORDAN FAMILY HEALTH FRIENDS OF THE JORDAN a*iifit«4... Rfter Hours Clinic CENTER Reduced rotes for minor ailments FAMILY PRACTICE Mlli-hell Carry. M.D Presents 5 pm to 9 pm weekdays & Thomas Cunin. M D 9 am to 9 pm weekends and holidays Anna Younft. M D 24-Hour Physician-Staffed Emergency Room PEDIATRICS Rodcrk' Tlnnry. M D full X-ray and laboratory facilities. Pnlrk'in Prek. C P N P Sites and Sounds of The Jordan: INTERNAL MEDICINE Emergency cardiac care. AND GERIATRIC A River Celebration Follow the blue 5i white "H" signs off HOURS: MEDICINE Featuring: Monday - Friday Steven Wisnlewskl. M I] Bridge Street at Antrim 8:00 am to 8:00 pm Judy Jeuunr. C G N T Music - The River Tour Band Saturday OCCUPATIONAL Art Exhibits - Wildlife and Environmental Vour hospital MEDICINE 10:00 am to 4:00 pm KrtsUn Taylor. PA C Paintings, Photographs, and Drawings with Person-oJity Slide Show - Pictures of The Jordan and other FOR MEDICAL APPOINTMENT Nature Scenes. Charlevoix Lake Shore Drive 54 024 536-2206 River Ecology Education - 601 Bridge Street - East Jordan, Michigan Special Guest Narration Area Hospital ^ Sunday Afternoon March 12, 1995 Jordan Valley Pharmacy 12:00 noon -3:30 p.m. The Jordan Valley Express Lakeside Chiropractic Main Street East Jordan • 536-2331 Emergency* 536-7657 Community Fax* 536-2298 East Jordan, Ml Dr. Daniel J. Thomas (Next to Glen's Market Plaza) Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Adults (18 & Over)- $6 Palmer Graduate Chiropractor Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Students & Seniors (over 60) - $3 Children 5 & Under - FREE 536-2616 This (wnt underwritten by: This Space 101 Bridge Street 'East Jordan for Rent In Kirtfl M-rvir.i'S |)tovi(li Office Hours By Appointment 536-0044 EAST JORDAN JOURNAL -WEDNESDAY, MARCH H, 1995 »5 JRAC Coffee House presents singer Susan Grace

The Jordan River Arts Council will present a Coffee resonance of acoustic guitar, banjo and fiddle. has made her home in Alaska since 1985. She sings with House featuring Susan Grace, 4-6 p.m., Sun., March 12, at Always driven to see the view from the next horizon, great love and respect of the vast wilderness that is such a Ihe Arts Center, 301 Main St., East Jordan. Susan has traveled extensively throughout the United States, part of her. A singer/songwriter, Susan is well known to area audi­ Canada, and the British Isles, sharing her music, gathering The arts council invites all to bring their families for this ences and returns for her third Coffee House appearance stories and experiences, and turning them all into music exciting evening. Refreshments will be served. Entrance from her home in Alaska. with a depth of feeling that can come only from having been by donation. The material she performs is an exciting mix of contem­ there. By Howard H. Ellis, Jr. porary and traditional folk, as well as original composi­ Her wonderful sense of humor and warmth endear her to tions. Her songs carry a message of the wilderness, speak both adult and children's audiences, and her deep respect to the human condition, and capture the spirit of life in for the human spirit is infectious. Alaska. Complimenting her strong rich voice is the clear Although her roots are deep in northern Michigan, Susan Builder's License Class If you need a builder's license you should plan to attend our class before you take the state exam. Our one day class will Hospital hosts emergency personnel teach you everything you will need to know. WE GUARANTEE IT. You pass the exam or we'll refund your entire tuition fee. Charlevoix Area Hospi­ vices in Charlevoix. Dr. ermia in auto accident vic­ sic Skills for Emergency Re­ Traversa City, March 11 tal is inviting ambulance Smith has had extensive tims. sponded." 8:30 am-3:30 pm and rescue personnel serv­ experience in the fields of Continuing education There is no charge for the Northwestern Michigan College Science Bldg. Rm. 103 ing Charlevoix and Antrim water rescue and dealing credits for Emergency dinner or class, however, an counties to an educational Registration begins at 8 a.m. Class size is limited, so come early with the patient with hypo­ Medical Service personnel early registration is re­ to be sure of a seat or call Homes by Donahue, Inc., in Traverse session on hypothermia and thermia. He will include a will be available. quested. Please call Dave City, Ml for additional information or to reserve a seat. Cost: a buffet supper on Thurs., discussion of "Highway Dr. Smith is making avail­ Priest, R.N., Charlevoix $99.75 includes Text. Bring your own calculator and highlighter. April 6, at 6 p.m. in the Hypothermia" and identi­ able a copy of his resource Area Hospital, 616-547- Homes by Donahue, Inc., 1-800-852-3168 Est. 1957 Home Study course available with same money back guarantee. lower level conference fying the potential hypoth­ book, "Water Rescue: Ba­ 4024. room. 29,33,«11,23-UC The speaker will be Dave Smith, Ph.D., Director of Smith Aquatic Safety Ser- Make it IclSt £Lt home While you may think it is quicker to get dinner at the nearest fast food drive through, is it healthier? KISS-CARPET What if there were a way to get "fast food" at home? th You are invited to a free class, Fast Food at Home, 9 ANNIVERSARGuaranteed Lowest Prices Y on Wed., March 22, at 7 p.m. in the Burns Clinic Classroom, 560 West Remnants Commercial Carpet Mitchell, Petoskey. The one-time class is spon­ Starting at sored by the Northern Michigan Hospital - Bums Clinic Foundation. 79 "Bring your pen or pen­ cil and be ready to plan $4 $"J 99 A Yard next week's meals," says A YARD instructor Eileen Mikus, Registered Dietitian. "You can make quick easy meals We have purchased thousands of yards at home that are healthy, Berbers of carpet, all types for this sale. The too. Planning is a must!" A selection is great and colors galore. To register and for more All name brands information call Northern Michigan Hospital Dupont Stainmaster $749 Wear-Dated HealthAccess, 1 (800) 248-6777. v M AYARD Scotch Guard Anso

We Honor y^Juoteables Plush Carpet Starting at VtSA fl Down Except during the SLa..- nine months be­ Interest fore he draws his $«49 BANKsONE Payment first breath, no For 6 Months man manages his \J AYARD Credit Approved affairs as well as 12.33.29.11 1.cl 1.23.-It a tree does. George Bernard Hours Monday-Friday 9-6 Shaw 7152 US 131 616-587-9450 1856-1950 Saturday 10-4 2 miles north of Mancelona Sunday 12-4 Look for the Bijf American Flag 1-800-352-5936 6 'WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1995 -EAST JORDAN JOURNAL obituaries & death notices ,W;v Jennie M. ^itka Crystal Marie Hershberger Jennie M. Zitka, 99, of East Jordan, died music and played the organ for many years Crystal Marie Hershberger, 13, of Cen­ Central Lake; maternal grandfatherCharlcs Feb. 27, 1995, at Boulder Park Terrace at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church tral Lake, died Mon., Feb. 27, 1995, at St. Clark of East Jordan; paternal grandparents Nursing Home in Charlevoix. in the Bohemian settlement, Jordan Town­ Joseph Hospital in Tijuana, Mexico. Crys­ Duane and Lydia Hershberger of Funeral services were March 2, at St. ship, Antrim County. tal was born Sept. 28, 1981, in Traverse Williamsburg; maternal great-grandparents Joseph Catholic Church, East Jordan. The She is survived by her husband, William City, the daughter of Mitchell and Rona Olive Stoops of Kalkaska, Archer Clark of Rev. William McKeon officiated with in­ G. Zitka of East Jordan; two sons, Robe rtH. (Clark) Hershberger. Florida, Thelma Brooks of Traverse City; terment following at St. Joseph Calvary Nachazel and his wife, Jeanne, of Boulder, She was a sixth-grade student at Central and paternal great-grandmother Elva Cemetery, East Jordan. Colo.; and Edward J. Nachazel and his Lake Public School, and had resided in Hershberger of Fairview. Mrs. Zitka was-born June 10,1895, in the wife, Shirley of Reston, Va.; one daughter, Central Lake since moving from Kalkaska She was preceded in death by her mater­ Bohemian settlement in Antrim County, Margery M. Ewton of Aurora, Colo.; 11 in 1986. She attended the Grace Bible Camp nal grandmother Roberta Clark in 1990. the daughter of Anthony and Josephine grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; two in Pleasant Valley and was a member of the Funeral services were held March 3,1995, (Davis) Josifek. She married Edward F. great-great-grandchildren; and one sister- AW ANA Club there. at the Central Lake Chapel of Mortensen Nachazel. He died in 1930. On May 10, in-law, Louise Josifek of East Jordan. Mrs. Surviving are mother Rona S. Funeral Homes. Pastor Ralph Williams of­ 1936, in Covington, Ky., she married Wil­ Zitka was preceded in death by one son, Hershbergerof Central Lake; fatherMitchell ficiated. Interment in Southern Cemetery, liam G. Zitka, who survives. Norbert F. Nachazel; one brother, Ralph W. Hershberger of Mancelona; brothers Central Lake Township. Memorial contri­ Mrs. Zitka was a member of St. Joseph Josifek in 1995; and one sister, Magdalen Nathan, Jamin and Kyle Hershberger, all of butions may be directed to the family. Catholic Church, past member of the Liddle. Charlevoix County Grange, and the Farm A rosary service was held March 1, at the Bureau for a number of years. She enjoyed Paullin Funeral Home, East Jordan. Memo­ rials may be given to the Boulder Park New purchases at the Jordan Valley District Library Terrace Nursing Home, Charlevoix. • Adult non-fiction: Rapid Math Tricks and Tips - Edward H. Ju\'ms;The Russell Harvey Transformed Cell: Unlocking the mysteries of Cancer - Isador Rosenfeld; 300 Years of Kitchen Collectibles - Linda Campbell Franklin; {I Can't Believe This Has Russell Keith Harvey, 54, of East Jordan, Jeffery Pentecost No Sugar" Cookbook - Buhr; The Complete Home Decorating Book - N. Barnard; died Feb. 27, 1995, at Charlevoix Area Jeffery Charles Pentecost, infant son of The Successful Homeschool Family Handbook - Dr. Ray and Dorothy Moore; Hospital. Yvonne Kitson and Michael Pentecost of Fodor's Toronto; Fodor's Alaska; Collectible Glassware from the 40's, 50's, and Funeral services were held March 1, at East Jordan, died Feb. 26, 1995, at North­ 60's - Gene Florence St. Matthew's Church in Boyne City. ern Michigan Hospital in Petoskey. • Juvenile:0«r Granny - Margaret Wild; Honkers - Jane Yolen; Bub: or the very Private services were held at the Paullin best thing -Natalie Babbit; Petey' s Bed time Story - Beverly Geary; Disney \Lady Funeral Home, East Jordan, with burial in andthe Tramp, Oliver and Company, 101 Dalmations, Peter Pan, and Pinocchio Sunset Hill Cemetery, East Jordan.

EAST JORDAN MISSIONARY CHURCH ATWOOD CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH f\ THE ILLUSTRATED BIBLE Rev. Peter A. Elliott, Sunday School 9:30 a.m., Morning Wor­ Rev. James Evenhouse. April thru Nov: Services 10 a.m. & 7 ship 1 1 a.m. Evening Praise and Fellowship 6 p.m., Wed. even inn p.m.: School all ages 11:15 a.m. Dec. thru March: Services 10 The Privilege of a Fool Prayer Meeting 7 p.m.. Church 536-2128, Parsonage 536-7824 a.m. & 4 p.m.; Church School, all ages 11:15 a.m. 599-2581. "How gladly you bear wiihfools, being yourselves so wise'" — 2 Corinthians 11:20 EAST JORDAN REORGANIZED CHURCH OF BELLTOWER REFORMED CHURCH JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Rev. Thomas J. Welscott. Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship Elder Gil Fox, Pastor. Church School 9:45 a.m. Sunday Worship Service 1 1 a.m. (June, July & Aug. 10 a.m.), Evening Service 6 Service - 1 1 a.m. p.m. Church:. 588-2844, Home, 588-2206 EAST JORDAN CHURCH OF CHRIST BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH Gene Mickey, Minister. 812 Erie St. (ofTM-66). Sun. Worship 11 1407 Bridge St., Charlevoix - Pastor Merlin R. Wellhousen a.m., Sun. School 10 a.m., Wed. Worship 7 p.m., 536-7945. Church 547-9446, home 547-1062. Worship service 10:45 a.m., ELLSWORTH CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Sunday School & Bible Study 9:30 a.m. Monday worship 7 p.m. Rev. David Weemhoff. Church School 1 1:30 a.m., Sun. Service: CENTRAL LAKE BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH 10 a.m. , Evening Worship 6 :00 p.m. 588-7805. Rev. Tom Hunter. Sun. School 9:45 a.m., Sun. Morn. Worship ELLSWORTH WESLEYAN CHURCH 1 1 a.m., Eve. Serv. 6 p.m., Bible Study & Prayer Fellowship Rev. William Lyons. Sun. School 10 a.m. Morning Worship I 1 Youth Hour, Awana Club, Wed. 7 p.m., afTiliated with GARBC. a.m., Eve. Service 6 p.m., Wed., prayer groups 7 p.m. 588-7455. CENTRAL LAKE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH 8066 W. State Street , (corner of Chestnut & State) Richard It isn't easy being a missionary, and no one knew this better than Paul, who was whipped, beaten, stoned and shipwrecked Pastor Richard Vonesh, 536-7566. Sunday School 9:45 a.m.. Smiley, Pastor. Sunday School 1 1 a.m., Worship 8:30 & 1 1 a.m. trying to spread the word of God. Paul may have been bragging Worship 1 1 a.m. Nursery available. Church 544-6878, Parsonage 544-3608 when he said, "Let no one take me for a fool, but if you must, FULL GOSPEL TRUTH CENTRAL LAKE GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH then give me the privilege of a fool, and let me have my liule boast like others." But Paul was no fool and thirst, danger, 4th & Division, Eastjordan. Sunday service 1 1 a.m., Wednesd.i\ Estel A. Clark, Pastor. South Main, Non-Denominational. hunger and fear were no strangers to him. He had an overriding prayer meeting, 7 p.m. Rev. Jerry Crawford, 536-3430. Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship 11 a.m., Evening Worship 6 sense of responsibility and concern for his congregalions. GRACE BIBLE CHURCH p.m., Mid-Week Service Wednesday 7 p.m. Christian missionaries today may not have to face the same trials and tribulations, but their sense of responsibility and Pastor Dick Sommer, 544-6184. Old State (Co. Rd. 624) at CENTRAL LAKE 7TH DAY ADVENTIST concern are surely still there. Finkton, Eastjordan. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Worship Service: Pastor Ralph Williams 535-2259, P.O. Box 610, Walloon Lake. © 1995 by King Features Synd. J 11 a.m.; Evening Service: 6 p.m.; Wed. prayer meeting 7 p.m. Sat. Worship: 9 a.m., Sabbath School 10 a.m. HARVEST BARN CHURCH CENTRAL LAKE LIGHTHOUSE PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE EAST JORDAN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Pastor Kimon Criner, 3rd & Nichols, East Jordan. Services: Rev. Bryan Shook, 8043 W. Maple. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Rev. DavidDownton. Sunday Worship Service: 9:30 a.m. Church Sunday 10:30 a.m., Wednesday 6:30 p.m. study of the Word, Morning Service 11 a.m.; Evening Service 7 p.m.; Thursday 536-2941, Manse 536-2635. Thursday 6:30 p.m. prayer meeting. Bible Study 7 a.m. 544-8089. EAST JORDAN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PLEASANT VALLEY FREE METHODIST CENTRAL LAKE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Merlin K. Delo. Office 536-2161. Parsonage 536-7596. Rev. Dave Scott. Sun. School 10 a.m., Hearing Impaired Class, Richard A Morrison, Pastor. Church School 10 a.m., Morning Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m. Church School 9:15 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m., Evening Service 6 p.m., Wed. prayer Worship 11 a.m. EASTPORT BAPTIST CHURCH meeting 7 p.m. Handicapped facility. EAST JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Jerry A. Mack. Sunday School, all ages 9:45 a.m.; Worship ST.JOHN NEPOMUNCENE CHURCH 407 Water St., corner of Water & McKenzic. Rev. Mike Allen, Service 1 1 a.m.; Prayer Fellowship 5:30 p.m.; Evening Service 6 St.John Road & M-32 Hwy., Eastjordan. Rev. William McKeon. pastor - Rev. Dclbert Nixon, co-pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m., p.m.; Youth Fellowship 7 p.m. Mon; Awana Clubs 6:15 - 8 p.m. Rectory phone 536-2934. Sunday morning service 8 a.m. Worship service 11 a.m., Evening service 6 p.m., Wed. Prayer (Pre-school- 6th grade). Wed. Bible Study 7 p.m. 599-2122. ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH Meeting & Bible Study 7 p.m. Nursery. 203 Nichols St., Eastjordan - Rev. William McKeon. Rectory phone 536-2934. Evening service Sat. 5 p.m., Sunday 10:30 a.m. ChurcU page sponsored by " CXdnJ G?a>*£pt*>» t^»n ati Ataxia {MOW nu>... 111 Spring Street Jdf.25:7 ttucffe's gauery 310SkinkleRoad CUSTOM FRAMING & MATTING East Jordan Journal East Jordan, Ml 200 Main, Suite B

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Snow Removal %1f ^¾ ""'""<•'' /'^--°\ & •, •• ,h , Infill f„* Wnniwa .V^R.ruQl.TVl 1*4 Top Soil To Rent This Sparc Hkurt HAdt C^nclr, V ThVf, V P.O. Box 530 Basements East Jordan, Ml 49727 Sand & Gravel Call 53()-0044 _j.iio JJto LIUIj^Air3MoATMr"MqTiT Septic Systems 616-536-0064 H_0S?y .QPEM * OtojVHEM^ j; ft good idEft* jl EAST JORDAN JOURNAL -WEDNESDAY, MARCH «, 1995 »9 public SPECIAL notices SCHOOL ELECTION NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION OF THE ELECTORS OF EAST JORDAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS SEASONAL PARK CHARLEVOIX AND ANTRIM COUNTIES, MICHIGAN TO BE HELD MANAGERS MARCH 20, 1995 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: CITY OF EAST JORDAN Please Take Notice that a special bond election of East Jordan Public Schools, Charlevoix and Antrim The City of East Jordan is accepting applica­ Counties, Michigan, will be held in the school district, on Monday, March 20, 1995. tions for seasonal park manager positions at both THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 7 O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING AND CLOSE AT 8 the Tourist Park and Elm Pointe facilities. Appli­ O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING. cants must possess strong public relations skills The following proposition will be submitted to the vote of the electors at the special bond election: and have experience in general park and/or build­ BONDING PROPOSITION ing maintenance. Both positions require resi­ Shall East Jordan Public Schools, Charlevoix and Antrim Counties, Michigan, borrow the sum of not dency at the designated location. Applications to exceed Five Million Three Hundred Thousand Dollars ($5,300,000) and issue its general obligation and job descriptions for each position can be unlimited tax bonds therefor, for the purpose of: obtained at City Hall, 201 Main Street, East • erecting, furnishing and equipping a new middle school building and developing, improving and Jordan, Mich, or by calling (616)536-3381. Re­ equipping outdoor physical education areas; sumes may be submitted to: City Superintendent, • erecting, furnishing and equipping an addition to and partially re-equipping the high school building; P.O. Box 499, East Jordan, Ml 49727. Applica­ • partially remodeling and partially re-equipping the middle school/elementary school for elementary tions should be filed with the City by March 31, school purposes and improving building entrances; and 1995. The City is an Equal Opportunity Employer. • developing and improving playground areas and sites and acquiring, installing and equipping the new 22-3tc and existing school buildings for technology? PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT THE BONDS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT, IF AP­ PROVED BY A MAJORITY VOTE OF THE ELECTORS AT THIS ELECTION, WILL BE GENERAL OBLIGATION UNLIMITED TAX BONDS PAYABLE FROM GENERAL AD VALOREM TAXES. CITY OF THE VOTING PLACE IS AS FOLLOWS: EAST JORDAN " PRECINCT NO. 1 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Voting Place: East Jordan Civic Center, East Jordan, Michigan PROPOSED NEW CITY CHARTER All school electors who are registered with the city or township clerk of the city or township in which The East Jordan Charter Commission has they reside are eligible to vote at this election. recently amended its proposed new City Charter This Notice is given by order of the Board of Education of East Jordan Public Schools, Charlevoix and per the State of Michigan Attorney General's Antrim Counties, Michigan. recommendations. A copy of the revised draft Gary Ciszewski charter has been filed with the City Clerk and is Secretary, Board of Education available at City Hall for review and/or duplica­ 23-2tc tion. The Commission will conduct a Public Hearing on the revised draft on Tuesday, March 14,1995 at 5:30 p.m. in City Hall, 201 Main Street, East Jordan, Mich. Written comments may be submit­ f ted to: East Jordan Charter Commission, P.O. We re your Box 501, East Jordan, Ml 49727. The Commis­ sion welcomes and encourages any and all comments. window on Kathy O'Rear, CMC City Clerk 23-1 tc your world.

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE Student and service Default having been made in the conditions of a certain Mort­ gage made by TRACY A. MORRIS AND SHARYLL A. MORRIS, news, sports, church and husband and wife, to TRAVERSE MORTGAGE CORPORATION, dated September 30, 1992, and recorded in the office of the social notes, community Register of Deeds for the County of Charlevoix and State of and government events, Michigan, on October 2,1992, in Liber 244 of Mortgages, on page 341 -346 on which Mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date everyday activities re­ of this notice, for principal and interest, the sum of THIRTY-TWO THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED TWENTY SEVEN AND 44//100 ported by area residents (832,827.44) Dollars, and no proceedings having been instituted to recover the debt now remaining secured by said Mortgage, or any - read all about it in your part thereof, whereby the power of sale contained in said Mortgage hometown newspaper! has become operative; Now Therefore, Notice is Hereby Given that by virtue of the It's easy to subscribe. power of sale contained in said Mortgage and in pursuance of the statute in such case made and provided, the said Mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the premises therein described or so much Every Wednesday! thereof as may be necessary, at public auction, to the highest 35C bidder, at the front steps of the Main Entrance to the Charlevoix County Building, in the City of Charlevoix, and County of Charlevoix, Michigan, that being the place of holding the Circuit Court in and for said County, on Thursday, April 13, 1995, at 10:00 o'clock in the EAST JORDAN Questions? Classifieds? forenoon of said day, and said premises will be sold to pay the amount so as aforesaid then due on said Mortgage together with Call 536-0044 8.625% percent interest, legal costs, Attorneys' fees and also any taxes and insurance that said Mortgagee does pay on or prior to the date of said sale; which said premises are described in said Mortgage as follows, to-wit: That part of the Southeast 1/4 of the Buy your copy at Northeast 1/4 of Section 26, Town 32 North, Range 7 West, lying East of the East Jordan and Southern Railroad Company right-of- Have an East Jordan Journal subscription these locations: way and described as Commencing at a point 33 feet West of the mailed to a friend, relative, or your own North 1 /8 post on the East line of said Section 26; thence South 159 home! A^| -j feet; thence West 150 feet; thence North 159 feet to the North 1 /8 I • Arnold's Bait & Tackle line; thence East on said 1/8 line 150 feet to the point of beginning; just §17 I • Carey's Corner being part of said Southeast 1 /4 of the Northeast 1 /4 of Section 26, I » East Jordan senior Citizen T32N, R7W. City of East Jordan, Charlevoix County, Michigan. Name I The period of redemption will be six months from date of sale. Center Dated February 28, 1995 Address I • E.J. Shoppe TRAVERSE MORTGAGE CORPORATION 1 * E-z Mart Mortgagee. I THOMAS R. ALWARD Zip. * Glen's Market CUNNINGHAM, DAVISON, BEEBY, ROGERS 7 ALWARD I For the convenience of home delivery, simply mail this * Jordan Valley Pharmacy Attorneys for Traverse Mortgage Corporation form with payment to; I • Marathon Station Business Address 413 S. Union Street, PO Box 878 Up North Publications. P.O. Box 337, Bellaire, Ml 49615 I Traverse City, Ml 49685-0878 • Rite-Aid Pharmacy 24-4tc 10 -WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1995 -EAST JORDAN JOURNAL

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FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED HELP HELP WANTED WANTED METAL SHELVES: 2 GIFT IDEA: $29.95 for 1987 23" CELEBRITY WANTED - Outgoing units 12" wide, $10 each. 2 your "Two on the Town" Cuddy cabin, 260 Merc, community minded people. HELP WANTED units 18" wide, $15 each. card, 95 total 2-4-1 price excellent condition, only Must be able to laugh and NANNY - Part time re­ seeking mature wood­ Dismantled - excellent on dining, golf, skiing, 392 actual hours, too have fun. Antrim Regional quired in exchange for condition. 264-6619. lodging. Like dinner at much equipment to list, Theatre needs these lovely furnished apartment worker with sawdust in cA11-12-29-1tp Mico's, Grey Gables, $16,500 with E-Z Loader special people to act on in Elk Rapids. 264-5992. their blood to learn to work Nanny's One Water Street, trailer. Call Dave at 313- stage and work behind the c/t8-9-26-4tp on wood boats, full time. Part time applicants also. SEASONED HARD­ T.C. Traders, Lumber­ 595-8100 days. scenes. Come join A.R.T. jacks, Baywinds, Dilworth; ct11,13,29-1tp and be a star! Call (616) This is a career oriented WOODS $40 face cord; postion with dedication to and/or mixed $35, free Golf at Dunmaglas, The 533-8465 or Write Antrim Farm, Grandview, A-Ga- Regional Theatre, P.O. quality and discipline a local delivery. Universal PROM DRESSES must, for the serious Wood Products, 616-587- Ming, Elmbrook, Mc- Box 480, Bellaire, Ml ShantyGneek simple elegance, sizes 7/8 49615. ct10,12,28-2tc A CUIB RESOflT woodworker only. Call or 0388. ct11,12,29-4tp Guires, Mistwood. Lodging at Dilworth, Wentworth Inn, & 9/10 call (616) 544- MICHIGAN apply at Northwood Boat- works during business McGuires. All this and 2133. ct11,13,29-1tp WANTED - Pontoon WE WANT ... cheerful, 1987 FORD Taurus - enthusiastic, responsible, hours only. 331-6516. loaded, very good con­ more. Get it now at Glen's, boat, used. Also trailers. Carter's, Prevo's and East 377-9902. ct10,12,28-2tp guest oriented people to ct10,12,28-tfc dition, runs good, $2,000 1991 FORD Explorer, join our team. We are or best offer. (616) 587- Port Markets. (616) 938- Eddie Bauer pkg., 83,000 9700. c/t8-9-26-4tp MOEKE BROTHERS accepting applications for: 0905. ct11,12,29-2tp miles, fully loaded, CONVENTION SET-UP AIS HOME in Elk Rapids $13,995.-Men's mountain LUMBER, INC., Mancelona, Ml 49659 STAFF for day, evening is now taking applications GUN SHOW - Alpena AUNT BEE'S Antiques, bike, $75. Women's and night positions, in­ for two challenging full- mountain bike, $50. Child's BUYERS OF: Standing Civic Center on north US- Collectibles, Crafts & Gifts Timber & Logs. Paying cluding weekends. Much time positions working with 23. March 11-12, Sat. 9- at 113 N. Bridge St., mountain bike, boy's, $50. lifting and carrying in­ developmental^ disabled Bike rack used twice, $60. Premium Prices. Free 5, Sun. 9-4. 22 rifle door Bellaire (616) 533-6692. Estimates. Fully insured. volved. We offer reduced adults. Openings available prize. J & J Sports Show, Accepting items on con­ Ask for Butch or Cindy, meal costs, uniforms, are: one full-time midnight, 331-4481 or 331-6395. Promoting Selective Tree 1-800-968-5016. signment. ct11,12,29-2tp vacations, medical, dental one full-time afternoon. ct11,12,29-1tp Timber Harvesting. Call Ct10,11,28-2tp Barry or George Moeke for and life insurance, plus Call (616) 264-9507 or HAY FOR SALE • information for proper free skiing and golf. Apply (616) 943-9590 for inter­ $2/bale. Call (616) 377- BRIDGE STREET Human Resource Office view. c/t10-28-11-2tc VERY GOOD deals on timber management. Since 7264. ct11,12,29-1tc BOOKS - We sell and located at Schuss Village, handguns in stock, also 1950. (616) 587-8321 or trade both new and used M.-F 8:30-5. E.O.E. paying top dollar for good evenings (616) 587-9436 books, audio books, ct11,13,29-1tc KALKASKA PUBLIC used guns. Call C.B.'s Gun SEWING MACHINES - comics, and collectors or (616) 587-9439. TRANSIT Authority "An Sales, (616)533-8536. New/used. Home repair trading cards. Use our c/t51-52-17- tfc Equal Opportunity Em­ ct10,11,28-3tc calls. Service all types. Book Quest service to PART TIME POSI­ ployer." The Kalkaska Lay-Away and financing. locate that special book WANTED - Someone to TION - Manager and Main­ Public Transit Authority is Petoskey Sewing Center, for you. Open year around. care for 2 small children tenance person, Kalkaska soliciting applications for senior citizen complex, 42 TWO - 12" JL AUDIOS 204 Petoskey Street. 616- 10-5 Monday-Saturday. afternoons and evenings. employment from individ­ 347-5603. ct10,11,28-4tc government subsidized in a Banpas Box with 500 (616)533-6692, 113 North References a must. Leave uals interested in a part apartments. Approximate watt 2 channel amp in a top Bridge Street, Bellaire. message (616) 587-0864. time position as a bus op­ of the line pyramid start date 4/1/95. Send re­ OIL FURNACE, used, ct11,12,29-2tp ct11,13,29-1tp erator. Hourly wage of crossover that handles 3 sume to Senior Haven, good condition. 100,000 $6.50 per hour after train­ amps & 10 speakers. Very 2180 N. Birch St., Kalka­ BTU counterflow with ing. The successful appli­ good cond. $600 nego­ HARDWOOD CUT, split WANTED ska, Ml 49646 or call (616) accessories, tank-100 gal. cant should be at least 21 tiable (616)331-6867, ask and delivered, $40 face Volunteers to help with 258-4250. E.O.E. oil. $150. 536-7800 years of age, neat in ap­ for Chad. c/t10-12-28-tfc cord, promptly. (616) 879- major improvements on c/t11-29-12-tfc ct10-11-28-2tp pearance, courteous, and 4326. c/t11-29-12-1 tp existing athletic fields on willing to serve the public. school property and build­ The applicant must pos­ IBM PC Extra 5 1/4" disk 1978 DODGE RAM PART-TIME HELP 1987 DODGE AIRES 2 ing new fields as per sess a good to excellent W.P., good starter, IBM Charger. Good cond. New wanted, evenings. Apply in door, air. No rust. 30 mpg. school site plan. Call Dean driving record. KPTA re­ Pro Printer XL, both $120, tires. Runs good. $1500 person. Baker's Basket, printer needs cleaning. $1500.(616)258-4791. Veliquette at 264-6750 or serves the right to make OBO. 1978 18' Glastron Dr. Peterman at 264-8692. 102 E. Cayuga, Bellaire. IBM P.S. Note, new c/t11-29-12-1 tp ct11,12,29-2tc hiring decisions contingent boat, Johnson outboard cA11-12-29-2tc upon the results of a $2,000, asking $950, all 175. Runs good with FOR SALE: 19 8 8 physical examination, in­ inst. books. (616) 544- trailer, $1500 OBO. (616) COLDWELL BANKER cluding alcohol and drug 8247. ct11,12,29-1 tp 369-3149. c/t11-29-12-2tp Celebrity wagon. Inside WANTED: Corvette like new. Outside fair to under $8,000. Must run ALL SEASONS screening. Applications good. 165,000 miles, but REALTY is now inter­ are available at: Kalkaska APPLE TREE firewood 1977 FORD F-150 good and look good. burns no oil between oil viewing for sales positions Public Transit Authority, for sale, as is from Runs good. Little rust. V-8 (616)258-4016. changes. Oil changed ev­ to handle its expanding 4085 U.S. 131 North, orchard, no deliveries. auto. 4x4. 96,000 miles. cA11-12-29-1 tp (616)264-8390. ery 3,000 miles. Loan market. Experienced pre­ Kalkaska, Michigan 49646 $2500. (616) 267-5225 af­ value $2,500, will sell for (616) 258-6808 or (616) ct11,12,29-1tp WANTED - 5-10 acres ferred but not necessary. ter 4pm. c/t11-29-12-1 tp $2,000. Snowmobile suit, Call Judy Poikey at the 322-6090. "An Equal Op­ for building site, Bellaire ladies large, dark blue, like Bellaire office 616-533- portunity Employer" • AUTO LOANS • B&L FIREWOOD - Was area, (616)264-5172. new, will sell for $50 or 6114. ct6,7,24-tfc c/t10-28-11-3tc Auto dealer will arrange burned out but now back in trade for an X-large. Call ct11,13,29-1tp low-cost financing even if business. Please call Mary at (616) 587-8520, (616)258-4962. you've been turned down Mancelona. WANTED - Roommate(s) cA11-29-12-1tp elsewhere. Loans avail­ c/t11-29-12-tfnc to share 4 bedroom house SALES POSITION able for Bankrupt, Bad in town. For details call Credit, No Credit, No Co­ FIREWOOD - KALKA­ (616) 587-0864 or leave signers. Monthly report­ SKA Hardwood Maple $45 message. ct11,13,29-1 tp Salary fcWCommission s &V Incentives ing to credit bureau. Call face cord, split and deliv­ NOTICES Office and support staff provided Tammy or Tom 1 -800-639- ered. Also hardwood slab, c/t5,6,23-tfc Health Insurance &. Vacation pay 8733. $35 face cord. (616) 258- THE INFORMATION HELP Major ticket experience very helpful 5668. c/t11-29-13-1 tp SUPER Highway now has WANTED SNOWMOBILE - 1983 an on ramp here in Kalka­ but will train the right individual Ski-Doo Nordic. New track, FOR SALE - Unclassi­ ska "KasKey BBS" is now $30k - $40k typical fied potatoes, 50# bags- on-line and ready for your 3 TECHNICIANS slides and more. Need to NEEDED: Drivability, sell fast, buying car. Only $3.50, potatoes for deer, computer to call! (616) Opening In team of 10 due to engine and front-end work $825. (616)584-2587. cow, or pig feed. $20 per 258-2002 (300 to 14,400 and alignment. Ford and advancement of team member to ct11,12,29-1tp pickup load. Please call BAUD) c/t11-29-l3-1tp ahead on potatoes for Chrysler experience pre­ management. Tenure of existing feed. Jenkins Potato ferred. Call Mark at team ranges from 3-25 years. 1993 GRAND PRIX SE Farm, Saunders Rd., Kal­ Friends of the Central Kalkaska Ford (616) 258- Lake Township Library Most 10 years plus. - Loaded, low mileage, kaska. (616) 258-9509. 9192. c/t10-28-12-2tc are holding a SPECIAL excellent condition, family cA6-24-7-6tp Opening In Kalkaska area MEETING Friday, outgrown, $13,995. (616) RECEPTIONIST - Sec­ March 10, 1 pm at the 533-6034. ct11,13,29-1tp INVESTOR/ COLLEC­ retary Good communi­ TOR We have everything Central Lake Govern­ cation and computer skills. Interested parties may send resume from 1/2 cents to $20 gold mental Center. Public References. All replies BUILT IN Whirlpool oven pieces. For a free price list Welcomel Please bring confidential. Write: Secre­ to: $150. Excellent. Extra call Great Lakes Numis­ old Historic photos to use tary, P.O. Box 811, Elk Sates Manager long twin bed $50. Or will matics 1-517-836-2303. in a fund-raiser book for Rapids, Ml 49629 P.O. Box X003 trade. 536-2182. c11-1tp ct11-29-13-2tp the library. c11,29-1tc cA11-12-29-1tc Kalkaska, MI 4964* LAST JORDAN JOURNAL "WLDNLSDAY, MARCH H, 1VV5 •11 HELP FOR RENT FOR RENT WANTED c REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS VILLAGE APART­ FOR RENT - Bellaire 10 ACRES - Walk-out LAKE FRONT - Central IMMEDIATE OPEN- MENTS in Bellaire under village, 2 bedroom home basement, lovely setting, air for under $40,000, 3 INGS for certified Home new management now tak­ $450 per month, plus 3 bedrooms. Just north of bedroom. Call John Pesek Health Aides. Flexible ing applications for one, utilities. Call Dave at Mancelona. Only $72,500. at (616) 587-9042 or hours with payment for two and three bedroom Fischer Realty, (616) 533- CH3040. Call John Pesek Century 21 H&H (616) 258- mileage. Aide experience apartments starting at 8613. ct11,13,29-tfc at (616) 587-9042 or 8311 WH3002. preferred. For questions $306, heat and water in­ Century 21 H&H (616) 258- c/t39-40-5-tfc cluded. Handicap acces­ 8311. c/t10-11-28-tfc or consideration call or HOUSES AND DU­ sible. (FmHA) Call (616) Your leader in send resume to: Sheila PLEXES - Bellaire, 533-6775 or (517) 484- NOTICES Miller, Coordinator, 517- Kalkaska, South Board- 1972 MOBILE WITH farm coverages 5881. TDD 1-800-649- 731-2380, Otsego-Mun- man, Boyne City. (616) access to Silver Lake, THE INSUBAJfCE SHOP 3777. Equal Housing Op­ son Private Duty Ser­ 331-6232. ct11,13,29-1tp Traverse City School sys­ ARE YOU being accused East Jordan 53C-3331 portunity. c/t7-25-8-tfc tem. Two bedroom. Call of child abuse? Are you vices, 825 North Center, Boyne City 582-6662 John Pesek at (616) 587- trying to keep your family Gaytord, Ml 49735, EOE. THREE BEDROOM 31.28.10.Z2-5IC MEADOW RUN APTS. 9042 or at Century 21 H&H together? Do you need ct10,11,28-2tnc house for rent or sale. 115 - Taking applications for (616) 258-8311 or 1-800- support, information, ad­ 2 bedroom apts. Heat, North Maple, Mancelona. RUSTIC CONSTRUC­ CHARLEVOIX SUB­ 556-1449. $21,500. CH- vice? These groups can water, trash included. Call 331-6114, after 6 pm. TION and Carpentry - WAY - 36 hours avail­ 3079. c/t6-24-7-tfc help you, and will respect Phone 616-587-8088, TDD ct11,13,29-1tp Custom framing and finish able, $4.75 starting wage, your need for confiden­ 1-800-649-3777. FmHA, work. Kitchen and bath afternoon closing position. 1980 MOBILE IN Rapid tiality: National Child 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath remodeling. All home main­ Apply at 401 Bridge St., City with 3 extra lots, 2 Abuse Defense & Re­ eaual housing oppor­ tenance. Doors, windows house, newly refurbished, bedrooms, large garage source Center (NCADRC), Charlevoix. ct10,11-,282tp tunity. CN ct5,6,23-tfc $395/month, Central Lake, and excellent condition. Ms. Kimberly Hart, P.O. replaced. Prompt free esti­ (616) 544-5807. Box 638, Holland, OH mates cheerfully given. HELP WANTED Call John Pesek at (616) ct11,13,29-1tp 43528, (419) 865-0513, Licensed and insured. Sonny's Pizza, Bellaire. FOR RENT - Studio 587-9042 or at Century 21 "For the falsely accused." (616)544-5103. Apply in person Tuesday apartment in Bellaire, $300 H&H (616) 258-8311 or 1- 105 District Representa­ ct10,11,28-4tp. thru Sunday after 4 pm. per month plus utilities. FOR RENT - 2 bedroom 800-556-1449. $49,900. tive Allen Lowe, Room 55 Contact Bob Bailey at mobile home on Elk Lake, CH-3078 c/t6-?4-/-tfc ct10,11,28tfc State Capitol, Lansing, Ml Coldwell Banker All $325 per month. (616) 264- INCOME TAX PREPA­ 48909, (517) 373-0829. RATION: Its that time $$$ AVON Representa­ Seasons Realty. 533- 8170. ct11,13,29-2tp FmHA 3 BEDROOM VOCAL (Victims of Child again. Let us take the tives urgently needed. No 6114. ct3,4,21-tfc ranch house in Mancelona, Abuse Laws), 16320 worry from you. We know door-to-door required. Free 1 1/2 baths, partial base­ FOR RENT - 3 bedroom Bellingham, Chesterfield, the rules. We'll get it done. kit, training. 1-800-551- ment, 2 car garage, RAPID CITY AREA, home in Bellaire $600 per MO 63017, (314) 532- Bessemer Tax & Account­ 0172 Ind. Rep. $49,900. Ask for Jim Biehl apartments and mobiles, 1 month plus utilities. Call 0290, (314)381-0754, hot­ ing (616) 258-9224. c/t10-28-12-3tp at Regency Real Estate, & 2 bedrooms. Call collect Dave at Fischer Realty, line. Local VOCAL con­ c/t4-22-5-tfc (616)533-8641 or at (616) (616) 947-1100 or 947- (616)533-8616 tacts: Mrs. Anne Eden, 5 SINGLE PERSON to 587-9580. ct11,12,29-1tc 6381. c/t8-26-10-4tp Ct9,10,27-tfc Reading Ave., Hillsdale, Ml help manage small motel in 49242-1939, (517) 439- RON WAY MASONRY Elk Rapids. Must be a 9477. Christopher R. King, -616-258-2578. Stone, HOME FOR SALE • nonsmoker, honest, and FOR RENT: Elk Rapids (616)584-2874. block, concrete, brick. FOR RENT: Large 3 bed­ be able to live on kitchenettes by the week. 7890 Rapid City Road. Work all masonry needs room home in Kalkaska premises. Many benefits. All utilities, cable TV, local Three bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, ct11,12,29-2tp and fireplaces. 23 years $395 per month. First & Must be willing to work phone calls included. Call newly decorated. Wood- experience. Jobs done last months rent in ad­ flexible hours. Write to C & 264-8473. c/t11-12-29-2tp stove, 2 1/2 car attached ADOPTION - Couple when you want them done. vance and security de­ M Investments, P.O. Box garage. $45,000. $1,500 with love to share is eager Free estimates and in­ posit. Details 1-813-655- 789, Elk Rapids with PINES APARTMENTS down, $450 per month. to adopt infant. We will sured work done anywhere 0065. c/t10-12-28-2tp resume or letter with name - One & two bedroom, $275 (616) 929-9337, 9 to 5. provide your baby with a in Michigan. ct9,10,278tp and phone number for a per month, refrigerator and After 5:00 (616) 0916 or secure, loving and happy meeting. c/t11-12-29-1tp FOR RENT - Downtown range included. Central (616)334-4475. home. Call 1-800-798- LEE ELECTRIC - Mancelona, furnished Lake, 544-2001. c19-tfc ct7,8,25-tfc 7917. ct11,12,29-1tp residential, commercial, sleeping room, all utilities, industrial, machine tool. MENTAL HEALTH Licensed master electri­ AIDE(S), part time to $50 per week plus deposit. INVESTMENT OP­ 47-YEAR-OLD business PORTUNITY - Four unit cian. 587-9713 or 322- work with D.D. gentleman (616)587-8572. REAL ESTATE owner, single. Just moved office building in Mance­ 6096. c/t20-21-38-tfc in his home in Williams­ ct11,12,291tp into the area. 6'5", brown lona. One office available burg. Hours vary, primarily LOCAL BAR - ample hair, good build, would like CENTRAL LAKE - 1 for rent. Ask for John FROZEN or PLUGGED weekends with occasional parking autos/snowmo- to meet single female for bedroom apartment avail­ Pesek at (616) 587-9042 plumbing & sewer drains evenings and daytime biles. Booming business. friendship, who likes to go able, rents start at $355 or Century 21 H&H (616) cleaned by jet pressured hours. $6/$6.50 per hour, Be your own boss. Call out to dinner, dancing, per month, for more 258-8311 C3024. system. Cunningham- depending upon training John Pesek at (616) 587- shows. Must like good c/t40,41,6-tfc Kalkaska Concrete (616) and experience. If inter­ information call 616-544- 9042 or Century 21 H&H conversation. Prefer 5'6" 258-9456. c/t8-26-10-tfc ested contact Mike at 616- 2381. Equal Housing Op­ (616)258-8311. or taller. Please write to portunity. ct11,12,29-3tc 267-9315 after 4 pm on c/t11-29-12-tfc P.O. Box 789, Elk Rapids, weekdays. ct10,11,28-2tc 1980 SQ. FT. 2 mobiles Ml 49629. c/t11-12-29-1tp MASONRY joined with large room in Basements, crawl- FOR RENT - 3000 P.S.I, 43 ACRES, 3 bedrooms, between. 5 acres. Mance­ spaces, brick, block, power washer, $50 for 24 2 rentals, Alden area, only POSTAL JOBS Start NOTICES lona schools. REDUCED concrete work. hours. Carpet Barn, 544- $125,000. CH3084. Call $11.41/hr. For exam and $33,000. CH3015. Call Ron Hudson 6086. c25-tfc John Pesek, Century 21 John Pesek at (616) 587- application info, call (219) ST. PATRICK'S DIN­ 587-9813 H&H Realty (616) 258- 9042 or Century 21 H&H 769-8301 ext Mi572, 9 am - NER • sponsored by Licensed - Insured 8311 or (616) 587-9042. (616)258-8311. 9 pm, Sun-Fri. Antrim County Historical 208 E. MAIN, Mance­ c/t14-32-16-tfc c/t8-26-9-tfc c/t46-47-12-tfc ct8,10,26-4tp Society, Sunday, March lona - 3 bedroom, 2 story, 12 at 2 pm at Kresge natural gas heat, attached NEXT TO Starvation THE LIFE INSUR­ Lodge, Camp Hayo-Went- garage, $38,500; $1,500 Lake access and across ANCE you have been LARGE MOBILE with REWARD - Lost dog, Ha. $5.50 at the door. down; $385 per month. from Blue Bear Snowmo­ looking for. E-Z to qualify. 100x248 lot. A short walk Make reservations by 616-929-9337, evenings & bile Trail - only $20,900. brown & white female No exam. Full benefits. to Manistee Lake CH3016 March 9. Call 616-544- weekends 616-929-0916. CH3088. Call John Pesek Bassett Hound named Health problems OK. Call John Pesek at (616) 5915. ct10,11,28-2tp ct8,9,26-tfc (616) 587-9042 or call Cen­ Jessie. Lost near Brown- Available to age 85. Call 587-9042 or Century 2 tury 21 H& H (616) 258- wood on East Torch Lake today for free quote: H&H (616) 258-8311 8311. c/t9-27-10-tfc Drive, Central Lake, (616) Michigan Health and Life WH3002. c/t39-4Q-5-t?C 544-6491. ct11,13,29-1tp Group 1-800-501-3347 NORTH BLUE LAKE c/t11-12-29-1 tp access homes: Year- MINI-FARM comes with m round 3 bedroom over WIMIIC AFFORDABLE 3 bedroom ranch home, 2 1,800 sq. ft. with gazebo. HEALTH Insurance. car garage, hip roof barn iismim \vs Price reduced to $67,850. Free information: Mich­ \P PPUBLICATIONSL , INC. on 36 acres of hardwoods CH3013. 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