The first full week of summer saw normal temperatures, with daytime highs in the upper 70s to low 80s, and plenty of sunshine early in the week. An overcast Friday delivered some much-needed precipitation, with a slow and steady rainfall that continued throughout the Weather night. Saturday cleared by midday, and by Sunday, the mercury was climbing back into the mid-eighties under a wind-swept sky. Mock orange and early peonies are just passing their peak; wild sweet peas are starting to bloom. LAST YEAR: The same time period saw the year's highest temperature-to-date: 90 degrees on June 24-a mark surpassed this year in early June.
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Copyright Up North Publications, Inc. 1994 All rights reserved '*•,<•.•, WAWWAVAl/w •^//X-M^V^/K'^/iV VA" //W AN&J Wj> ournal VOL.2 NO. 39 JWEDNESDAY, JUNE 29,1994 EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN Bill Grauel to lead Freedom Festival parade BY DEB S. HOBBS "The U.S. is the best country in the world!" United Fund of Michigan. Torch/Journal Editor Grauel rapidly climbed the ranks at the bank (now Grauel was also very active in the church, becoming Saturday afternoon, as FMB Northwestern), from assistant cashier in 1952 to an elder at First Presbyterian. He served as area vice the parade winds its way vice president by 1963. He joined the bank board in president of Presbyterian Men, and was a delegate to through town, residents 1974 and became president in 1976. the national Presbyterian conference. will have the opportunity He retired from the presidency in 1987. He was instrumental in procuring the Boswell Field to pay tribute to a man Grauel was active in many professional organiza scoreboard. More recently, the Grauels dealt with who many feel epitomizes tions, and served as director of Michigan Bankers family tragedy by serving the education of local the spirit of East Jordan. Association. He attended University of Michigan, students, establishing the very generous William H. Leading the parade will University of Wisconsin, and Rutgers University Grauel, Jr. Memorial Scholarship in the aftermath of be long-time resident Wil schools of banking. the death of son Billy. The scholarship will provide liam Grauel, ST., 72. Well-known in the community Grauel also made his mark on the community, full four-year tuition at Michigan State University for for both his business and philanthropic activities, serving on the library board as treasurer for 26 years; one East Jordan High School senior annually. Grauel will return to serve as grand marshal of the the East Jordan branch of Charlevoix County Hos 1994 Jordan Valley Freedom Festival Grand Parade. pice; the Chamber of Commerce; and East Jordan The Grauels have four daughters and another son. According to member Mary Jason, when the parade Rotary. He served as director of many organizations Although they now spend most of the year in Florida, committee began their search for grand marshal, they including Community Chest, Charlevoix County they maintain close friends and family connections in wanted someone who would exemplify neighborli- Hospital, Scenic Trails Council of Boy Scouts, and East Jordan and visit often. ness, invc#6ment, and volunteerism. "Bill Grauel came to mind immediately," said Ja son. ? Born in Kitchener, Ontario, Grauel served in the New school building? Royal Canadian Air Force during World War II be fore coming to East Jordan in 1949. Married to Frances Mary Malpass, he began working at Northwestern Facility review committee looking at question State Bank as a teller/bookkeeper. Becoming a United States citizen in the 1950s, he BY DEB SA YGERS HOBBS commented that though he will always love Canada, Torch/Journal Editor Facility review committee - tentative voting membership Will the East Jordan School Board soon be asking the community for a new school building? Terry Barber Kevin Keane EJ man arrested That is the question a facility review committee will Steve Bartlett Brenda Malpass determine in a scries of meetings beginning in early Richard Brooks Bill Olstrom July. Tom Derenzy Doug Scott for bank robbery Though the committee will debate a subject that was Kim Oilier Katie Slough addressed just two years ago, the limited options arc Dave Downton - Tom Sothard BY KEITH MATHENY more apparent. The previous attempt provided only Armand Drapeau Phil Goebel Contributing Writer the short-term solution of shifting and remodeling Lyle Etcher Mary Murray existing classrooms. Meanwhile overcrowding has Joel Evans Tom Sheridan A preliminary exam is scheduled this afternoon for increased and school population projection figures Wayne Fires Vail Shepard an East Jordan man charged with the armed robbery of show the trend will continue. a Mancelona bank June 15. Superintendent Chip Hansen said that the board Kempton said the review committee will be em Paul Isaacs, 28, was arrested in Detroit June 22 by wants the committee to look further into the future. powered to choose to renovate or add on to existing the Michigan State Police Fugitive Task Force. After 'The committee should provide rationale that says structures; build a new middle school;.or build a new being transported back to Bellairc by Antrim County this is a good decision notjust today, but in 15 years," high school. After the choice is made, the committee Sheriff Dale Roggcnbeck, Isaacs was arraigned June said Hansen. will make decisions on the scope of the enterprise, 23 at the 87th District Court in Bellairc, charged with Hansen feels much of the information collected for including size, funding, and supervision of construc one count of armed robbery and one count of commit the former committee continues to be pertinent. It will tion. ting a felony with a firearm. be distributed in advance to committee members, While the options arc more clearly defined and About $7,50() was stolen from the FMB Mancelona along with updated population figures, for study be limited than for the previous facility review, board branch on US-131 June 15. The Antrim County Sher fore the committee meets. The board has directed that members agreed the committee will actually have iff Department received a tip the following day that meeting time be a minimal burden for committee more power of decision. Isaacs may have robbed the bank, and that he might be members. "They'll have to reach a consensus," said Kempton, in the Detroit area. To that end, board member John Kcmpton outlined "and when you reach consensus there is compro Police recovered $2,200 in cash stolen from the an agenda that will complctp^rhe~ptocess within a mise." Kempton said the board definitely does not bank, which they traced from serial numbers; the maximum of five meetings-: Kempton will serve as a want the committee to have the perception that "it's suspected getaway car, a 1986 Chevrolet Nova; and a facilitator of the committee. our way of getting what we want." handgun which may have been used in the robbery - Although the board considered five possible op It was noted board members and administration will all in a home where police had spotted Isaacs. tions, only three were deemed practical. Several board act only as resource and advisory personnel and will The suspect will be represented by court-appointed members voiced strong opinions that adding portable have no vote within the committee. Hansen, Kempton, attorney Janet Mistclc of Elk Rapids. He is being held facilities or introducing split scheduling arc not con board president Mary Jason, the three building pnnci- in the Antrim County Jail, in lieu of $250,000 bond. ducive to quality education. contmued on page 23 2 - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1994 - EAST JORDAN JOURNAL Central Lake: Future visits past
This year, Central Lake High School students learned first-hand about their home town history from the folks who have actually been there. A project in Jim Dewey's ninth and lOth-grade social studies class gave students the opportunity to interview one-on-one some of Central Lake's most esteemed citizens, many of whom represent several generations of local families. Art teacher Debbie McDowell distributed photo graphs of some of the many unique homes in the INTERVIEW village and, using their choice of medium, students designed their versions of local architecture. Toreh/Journal contributing writer Priscilla Arcure, Jo Somerville ' as a member of the Central Lake Historical Society, We learned a lot from our interview with Mrs. was instrumental in orchestrating the projects. She is Somerville. We found out she was born in Rogers very interested in local architecture, photographing City. Both of her parents died when she was young. and collecting information on over 100 area homes. As a result she moved in with the Bums family, just Her photographs were used for the art project. outside of Central Lake. She moved around the age of "Many of the homes can be traced to lumbering 13. days," said Arcure. "House plans those days weren't She attended Central Lake schools, and had many as available as they are today and some plans were interesting experiences here. She used to get to school- obtained through mail order catalogs." She noted that by walking. They had sports then, but she did not play individualized versions of the same house plan each any. have their own character and are excellent examples We found out she married Glen Somerville. She of the designs of the period. met him at church dances. He later died of cancer. She Teachers were enthusiastic about the project. had fourchildren. Theirnames are Barbara, Maureen, "It gave students a sense of pride in their town," said Jim and Ken. They all attended Central Lake schools, Dewey. "I think it helped them see past their own too. lives." Mrs. Somerville said most of the kids in Central Arcure said she hopes the project will continue next Lake used to work in the canning factories in Ellsworth year, and expand into the English department, as well. and Central Lake. She worked at the factory in She said members of the society feel it is a wonderful Ellsworth. way to expose young people to Central Lake's inter They did a variety of things for fun. One thing they esting history. did was go to church dances. Another thing they did "The society was impressed with the cooperation for fun was to go to free movies, which they held in from the teachers and students and we wish to extend town on Wednesdays. She said everyone used to love our gratitude," she concluded. going to the free movies. The society hopes to have the artwork on They also liked to go sledding. Many of the children display at a local business in the near future. The would slide down Dean Hill, but she enjoyed sleddi ng Missy interviews will be published in the Torch as a down Esseltine Hill. McKay series, beginning today with Jo Somerville by She talked about WWII a little bit. She told us that Missy McKay and Shawn Scott. her grandfather served in WWII. Both of her sons were also in the service. She also talked about Smallagen Smith Store. She said that everyone used to go there, until it eventually Photographer featured in Traverse burned down.There used to be two banks and two doctor offices. The post office was located about East Jordan photographer Karen Walker will be where the Chatterbox is now. featured at the Traverse Area Arts Council gallery, We learned a lot about Central Lake from our 106 1/2 E. Front Street in Traverse City. An opening interview with Mrs. Somerville. reception will be held Fri., July 1 from 6 to 8 p.m. at By Missy McKay and Shawn Scott the gallery. The exhibition will be on display July 1- 30 and the gallery will be open Tuesday through Friday from 2-6 p.m. and Satruday from 11-3 p.m. EAST JORDAN . Traverse area artists Steve Ballance, Cathy Look and Sheila Stafford will also be featured at the exhibit. Walker, along with Ballance and Stafford, works ournal predominantly in photography, and will be showing (USPS NO. 011007) recent work involving the Figure in unconventional P.O. Box 575 photographic processes. Look, a potter, will feature an installation of new work called "Rock Pots". Central Lake, Ml 49622 Walker is a professional photographer. The techinque she is using is called chromoskedasic, THE EAST JORDAN JOURNAL is published weonly at Central Lake by which means color by light scattering. By means of Up North Publications. Inc.. John G. Tarrant President this technique she is able to create colorful and other P.O. Box 337. Bellaire, Ml 49615 worldly images from black and white photographs. Jeffrey Hallberg PUBLISHER Her work has been displayed at juried shows in 536-0044 Petoskey and Traverse City and invitational shows in Deb Saygers Hobbs EDITOR East Jordan arid Marquette. Walker also works in the Terry Donaldson more traditional form of portraiture in her East Jordan PRODUCTION MANAGER studio, in the Walker Building on Water St. Jackie S Thior OFFICE MANAGER Cyndl Husted ADVERTISING SALES
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the 4th Second class postage paid at Central Lake. Ml in safety Po«tmatt»f: Send address changes to East Jordan Journal. P.O. Box 575. Central Lake. Ml 49622 Payment for advertising should be mailed to Up North Publications. P.O. Box 647. Mancelona. Ml 49659 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1994 - 3 Tax increase for CL village unopposed Get it in! To allow our staff time to enjoy the Fourth of July CENTRAL LAKE - Only five community mem Monday night's move will restore the lost fraction. holiday, early deadlines are in place for next bers attended a June 13 public hearing on increasing "Basically, this will allow us to collect two-tenths week's issue. village property taxes. But the small amount of the of a mill more than 1993," Siefried explained. "It will Coming events & announcements: Wed, June increase - 0.18 of a mill specified in public notices clear up a lot of bookkeeping by rounding the num 29, at 5 p.m. prior to the meeting - may have been the reason. bers back to what they were." All editorial copy (letters, news stories, photos): Originally, the village collected a total of 11 mills (9 The village has the authority to collect as much as Thurs., June 30, at 5 p.m. mills for general operating - eventually reduced to 17.5 mills without going to voters for approval, Siefried All display advertising: Thursday, June 30, at 5 8.5; 1 for streets; 1 for water), village president Don noted. p.m. Siefried noted. That 10.5 total was eroded in 1993 due In response to the only audience question - "Why All classified ads: Friday, July 1 at 5 p.m. to the Headlee Amendment, which requires taxing not go back to the original nine mills?" - Siefried said All Up North Publications offices will close July 4 entities to rollback millages when rising property val the proposal had not been advertised at that amount. and reopen July 5. ues create revenues that exceed the rate of inflation. The 10.5 mill proposal will be adequate to fund
To avoid the rollback, a public hearing to propose anticipated needs, he said. (616) 533-6114 BUSINESS collection of the full amount must be held. Since the The SEV of village property increased by over $1 (616) 533-6793 FAX (616) 544-6908 RESIDENCE village opted to bypass the hearing process last year, million in 1994, assessor Norm Perkins subsequently COLDUieU. BANGOR • the 10.5 mill total was reduced to 10.32 mills. Last stated. LAWRENCE L ECKHARDT Expect the best". REALTOR®
COLDWELL BANKER Readers write ALL SEASONS REALTY IMIS 515 E. CAYUGA P.O. BOX 293 BELLAIRE, Ml 49615 Fire chief sends thanks for donations An Independently Owned ad Operated Member of CokJwoll Banker Residential Artialea. Inc I'D LIKE TO take this opportunity to thank you can never put into words the thanks that are owed to and your paper for running a short article and photo of all of them. We hope these two words will show our the student council donating money to our fire depart gratitude. THANK YOU! ment. Their donation is greatly appreciated and I'm East Jordan Fire Chief Tony Postmus sure the coverage they received from your paper is also appreciated. Shortly after that day, another donation was re Fischer CL-494 CHARMING Colonial home on picturesque lot w/100 ft. of ceived from another organization. The East Jordan frontage on Hanley Lake. Creek flows along property. 4 bedroom, 4 bath, separate 3 room apt. Large kitchen w/i si and. This is a great family Bridge Club of East Jordan has been a supporter of the for retirement home. $169,000. 45.c27-ltc East Jordan Fire Department for many years. Again 123 N. Bridge Bella ire, Mi. 49615 this year, they have made a donation which will also go Judith A. Poikey (616) 533-8616 towards the purchase of the spare SCB A bottles. Their (616)533-6114 EHZJ (616)533-849! donation of $150 is very much appreciated and we Ask for MS would like to thank them. DAWN SHANNON Residence (616) 544-53211 AU. SEASONS RtAlTY Many businesses, organizations and persons in our Sales Associate Evening Calls Welcome yyffl MLS. community are supporters of the fire department. We
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BIG MAC CHEESEBURGER 4 combos at $2.99 DOUBLE CHEESEBURGER CHICKEN 4 - WlipNiiSDAY, JUNK 29, 1994 S ^Mark your W$K$ffi$. 3^:^^38¾^ CALENDAR '•^^y^^^^^^^^^i^i:^i mmmmmmmmmii^mmm^mmmmmmm0mmmmmmm^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^mmim Library kicks off Book Fair at Central Lake Cholesterol clinic offered summer reading program Central Lake Friends of the Library will have a used The cholesterol testing clinic at the East Jordan book fair July 2, 3 and 4. Sale hours are Saturday and FamilyJJealth Center will be held Sat., July 9, from 1 () The Jordan Valley District Library summer reading Monday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Sunday, 11:30 a.m. to2:30 a.m. to noon in the Community Room on the lower program theme is "Reading Is A Magic Trip" spon p.m. The book fair will be held in the former Jan's level. There is a special fee of $5 for tests at this time. sored by the American Library Association. It centers Place on Main Street in Central Lake. Since a limited number of patients can be seen, ap around the popular Magic School Bus series written Anyone wishing to become a member, or wanting to pointments are necessary. Call 536-2206. by Joanne Cole and illustrated by Bruce Dugan. renew membership in the Central Lake Townships The library will kick off the summer reading pro Library's Friends of the Library will find registration gram by celebrating with mugician Jania Taylor who forms available at the book fair, as well as at the Masons to serve breakfast will present "There's magic in Books." She will library, 2324 Main Street. Phone 544-2517 for infor The Central Lake Masonic Lodge will hold a pan entertain at 2 p.m. Sat., July 2 in Memorial Park during mation. the Jordan Valley Freedom Festival. Taylor places cake breakfast July 2, from7to 11 a.m., at the Masonic emphasis on the importance of reading and how it building, South Main and Brooks streets, Central enriches life. Audience participation will enhance the Lake. show. Invitational art exhibit A donation of $3 is requested. The five-week reading program begins Tues., July The Jordan River Arts Council will present the 5. Children who read 10 books will receive a certifi [•••••••••••••••••IIIIIIM cate. A sticker will be added to the certificate when 20 Fourth Annual Invitational Exhibit July 3-13. books are read. An opening reception will be held Sat., July 2, 2 to BELLAIRE THEATRE Story time will be held on Wednesdays at 11 a.m. 4 p.m., in conjunction with the Jordan Valley Free Bellaire Prices Adults $3.50 - Children $2 dom Festival. Bellaire: 533-8725 Anytime beginning July 13. Children who complete the sum Petoskey: 347-9696, Gaylord: (517) 732-5717 mer reading program will be entered in a drawing for Gallery hours during the exhibit are noon to 4 p.m. July 1 -July 7 two free admissions to Raven Hill Discovery Center. daily. BELLAIRE - Ctty Slickers II PG-13 For more information, call 536-7131. 7 8.9:15 nightly GAYLORD - June 29 I Love Trouble PG Children's Story Hour The Shadow PG-13 2:00, 4:00, 7:00 &. 9:30 Story adventures will continue at "Camp Read" on Wolf R-7.00 8.9:30 only Sat., July 2 from 10 to 11 a.m. when Laura Reid will Getting Even With Dad PG - 2:00 &. 4:00 only GASLIGHT - 1. City SHckers 0 PG-13 be the storyteller at Story Hour. Join her at the Central 1:30 &. 7:00 Lake Township Library, 2324 Main St., Central Lake. BOOK FAIR: The annual Friends of the 2. Wolf R - 1:30, 4.00 6. 9:30 Call 544-2517 for more information. 3. The Shadow PG-13 - 1.-30, 4:00, 7:00 &. 9.-30 Library book fair will be held at the old 4. Lion King G - 1:30, 4:00, 7:00 &. 9:00 Jan's restaurant on Main St. in Central Lake 5. Blown Away R - 1:30, 4:00, 7:00 k. 9-.30 Benefit fashion show set on July 2, 3 &. 4. Watch for the signs. 6. Wyatt Earp PG-13 - 4.00 &. 7.-30 "Fashion Fireworks," a benefit luncheon and fash TTT •EJJ. ••••••••» ion show on Wed., July 6, at One Water Street in Boyne City, is being sponsored by the Charlevoix Area Hospital Guild to benefit the hospital. Fashions suited to men and women of all ages, Health Services figures, and types of wear, will be presented by 15 area stores with some children's clothing also included. Tickets are $ 15 and include tax and; p. For tickets and J.F. Arnold, M.D. OFFICF, HOI KS CENTRAL LAKE PHARMACY MO 9-12 reservations call 547^024, ext. 201, or 582-2715 Family PracLue Main Street, Central Lake, 544-2929 Ti; 9-12 * 2-.') after 5 p.m. 7960 K. State St. Emergency # 536-7657 WF 9-12 Central Lake Monday - Saturday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 'I'll 9-12 * 2-,") V Office: 54-1--3 700 V\\ 9-12 \ Like to Hear ( Better? John P. 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HOSPITALS ^ If T\ Charlevoix Area Hospital 547-4024 L -„.. ^ INTERNAL MEDICINt Discounts on nearly all brands ot Hearing Aids and batteries Munson Medical Center, Traverse City 922-9000 Stovon WisniewsJo M i ' T.C. Osteopathic Hospital 922-8400 FAST REPAIR SERVICE HOURS OCCUPATIONAL MKDICINK Petoskey Northern Michigan Hospitals 348-4000 Kristin Taylor, I'A-C Courtesy of Torch Publishing Monday - Friday 8 am - 8 pm Hearing Aid Center Saturday 10 am - 4 pm 810 Spring St., Petoskey, Ml 49770 Call Toll Free 1-800-323-HEAR (4327) FOR MEDICAL APPOINTMENT To Rent This Space CLIP AND SAVE THIS ADVERT1SMENT Phone 544-2345 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 536-2206 601 BRIDGf ST i AST JORDAN Wl-bNEStMY, )i]NE 29, 1994 - 5 • More events Cradle roll Grief recovery program Welcome Tanesha A baby girl, Tanesha Patricia, was born June 7, set at Charlevoix Hospital 1994, to Ken and Kay Rogers of Charlevoix. A series of weekly sessions for those coping with a Proud grandparents are Don and Carolyn Brown, loss will be held from Wed., July 13, to Aug. 17, from Central Lake, Francis and Jinks Rogers, East Jordan 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Charlevoix Area Hospital in the and Cass and Donna Russell of Charlevoix. Great- new conference room. grandmother is Zella Dawson of East Jordan. Tanesha was welcomed home by her big sisters The Grief Recovery program is sponsored by Nina and Charisse. Charlevoix County Hospice, Charlevoix Area Hospi tal, and District Health Department No. 3 to provide help for anyone who is recovering from a loss. Andrew Sahara, Ph.D., l.p., psychologist with the INSULATING Community Mental Health, will conduct the Grief BELLAIRE • KINGSLEY Recovery sessions. Anyone is invited who has suf 1-800-748-0163 fered a loss, or who is helping a loved one deal with a 44.-10.c i:; tic loss, and who would benefit from the support of Welcome baby boy! others. These informative discussions will provide assis Bob and Cathy Davis of Central Lake announce the tance in dealing with grief. Class size is limited to 10. birth of a son, Tanner Robert, bom June 9, 1994. £*ty Do You Need. Those interested must pre-register and registration Tanner was welcomed home by brother Tucker Lee. ' Top Soil • Gravel • Fill Dirt will be closed with no one admitted to the sessions Proud grandparents are Don and Carolyn Brown, Dozer Work • Excavating • Driveways ( after the first class. and Gary and Shirley Davis, all of Central Lake, and Septic Tanks • Grading Please call the Hospice office at 536-2842 to partici Francis and Jinks Rogers of East Jordan. Call Stan Bean ... Centra/ Lake pate in the free program. Great-grandmothers are Zella Dawson of East Jor dan, Marge Wilson of Central Lake, and Katherine 544-8253 a Davis of Florida. Good Work Reasonable Rates ( Grass River activities Upcoming children's activities at the Grass River Natural Area include a session of Wet and Wild. Explore swamps, a stream and a lake with naturalist Joe Clark Fri., July 1, at 10 a.m. Kids 7 and up will use whatever is on hand to let their creativity loose in Art from Nature, Thurs., June THIS JULY 4TH 30, 10 a.m. Martha Dodge will provide the inspira tion. YOU CAN WATCH Friends of GRNA will celebrate their Silver Anni versary and join in a membership meeting Wed., July ORDINARY 6, at 6 p.m. at the Shanty Creek Summit Center. FIREWORKS. Blood pressure clinic OR The East Jordan Family Health Center's blood pressure clinic will be held Tues., July 5, from 1 to 1:30p.m. in the Community Room on the lower level of the center. This service is free to the public as a community service.
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He who dares to die, who lays his life an alarm with the trumpets; and ye shall be for Stars and Stripes), and many reporters were inter on the altar of his nation's needs, is beyond doubt remembered before the Lord Your God... " viewed. Each was asked what he wanted the world to the noblest development of mankind. These KJV Numbers 10:09 know about WWII. The French especially praised and men were my comrades in arms." As my generation is prone to honoring our country, thanked our armed forces for liberating them. These were patriots, pure and plain; no exploitation the United States of America and our symbolic flag The following are excerpts from a dissertation by or extravagance of propaganda dimmed their sensi with the stars and stripes in red, white and blue, we General Douglas MacArthur printed in the Sword of bilities ... Just the simple fact their country' called want to continue remembering our wars and the the Lord, July 2, 1993: them. Like Stephen Decatursaid,'My Country -may "fallen" heroes as well as the living heroes who On Patriotism she always be right, but right or wrong, my Country.' fought for freedom. "It is their sacrifice, their success, that you Be proud to be called patriots or nationalists if it A recent television program depicted D-Day 1944 honor; men from the farm, the city, the school means that you love your country and will place your in its entirety. The program included Movie-Tone room, the college campus; men not dedicated to life if need be at the service of your flag. News photos of our troops landing on Omaha and the profession of arms, men not primarily skilled Perhaps you've noticed the despicable manner in Utah beaches with the British on Sword Beach, along in the art of war, men most amazingly like the which many rebellious people desecrate our flag. with graphic drawings of events. Chaos reigned and men you see and meet and know each day of About four years ago, while living in another town many were killed. your life ... but men inspired, animated and and belonging to a veterans organization, we utilized My husband and many other GIs spoke of the enabled by a sublime cause in the defense of continued on page 7 stained, bloody water and beaches, but they did what they had to do. The interviewer was well informed, ^l£ polite and very thorough during his interviews. The m W • THANK YOU 3 uiouU dike lo tdaub ei/e/iyone u ALDEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH THE ILLUSTRATED BIBLE EAST JORDAN MISSIONARY CHURCH Rev. Richard A. Morrison. Morning Worship, 9:15 a.m.,. God Shed His Grace On Us Rev. Peter A. Elliott, Sunday School 10 a.m., Morning Worship Church School, 10:30 a.m., Youth Fellowship, 5:30 p.m. "...proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto till the 1 1 a.m. Evening Praise and Fellowship 6 p.m., Wednesday ATWOOD CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH inhabitants thereof. " evening Prayer Meeting 7 p.m., Church 536-2128, Parsonaj" Rev. James Evenhouse. April thru Nov: Services 10 a.m. & 7 Leviticus 25:10 536-7824 p.m.; School all ages 11:15 a.m. Dec. thru March: Services 10 EASTPORT BAPTIST CHURCH a.m. & 4 p.m.; Church School, all ages 11:15 a.m. 599-2581. Rev.Jerry A. Mack. Sunday School, ail ages 9:45 a.m.; Worship BEIXAIRE COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST Service 11 a.m.; Prayer Fellowship 5:30 p.m.; Evening ServK.c h Rev. Richard A. Powell. Church School 10 a.m., Morning p.m.; Youth Fellowship 7 p.m. Mon; Awana Clubs 6:15 - Spin Worship 11 a.m., Youth Fellowship 7 p.m. (Pre-school- 6th grade). Wed. Bible Study 7 p.m. 599-2122 BELLATRE ST. LUKE'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Nursery. Sr.CelineGoessl-PastoralAdministrator53 :-8121,Saturday 7:30 EAST JORDAN REORGANIZED CHURCH OF p.m., Sunday 11 a.m. JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS BELLATRE WESLEYAN CHURCH Elder Gil Fox, Pastor. Church School 9:45 a.m. Sunday Worship Rev. Douglas W. Beadle, Sun. School 9:45 a.m., Morn. Worship Service - 11 a.m. 11 a.m., Youth Service 5 p.m., Eve Serv. 6 p.m. Wed. Serv.7p.m. EAST JORDAN CHURCH OF CHRIST BELLATRE HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH !i JN lining In remember on this anniversary of our Declara Gene Mickey, Minister. 812 Erie St. (off M-66). Sun. Worship i . Rev. Walter Kreger, 533-8129 or 533-8705. Church Service 9 tion of Imlcpendenccjlidl ihe bcl! which rang oui ihe news in a.m., Sun. School 10 a.m., Wed. Worship 7 p.m., 536-79-1^ a.m., Sunday School & Bible Class 10:15a.m. Philadelphia that first Fourth of July bore that biblical inscrip ELLSWORTH CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH tion Wc, as Americans, should most certainly give thanks to LTVTNG WORD - NORTH God on this occasion, if not always, for the heavenly blessings Rev. David WeemhofT. Church School 9:30 a.m., Sun. Service: Rev. Larry Young. Sun. School 10 a.m., Worship 10 a.m., Sun. we have received as a nation. Katharine Lee Bales summed it 10:45 a.m. (June-Aug. 10 a.m.), Evening Worship 7 :30 p.m. Jan Teaching & Praise Serv. 6 p.m. Wed. Bible study 7 p.m. up in her anthem, "American the Beautiful": "G DE-STA- CO Church page sponsored by Central Lake, Michigan CENTRAL FOOD CENTER ALDEN STATE BANK "Serving Our Community" ELLSWORTH FARMERS Full Service Community Bank continued from page 6 LOCATED ON Harwood BEAUTIFUL NORWOOD LaKe w/230* ft. of frontage petitions to garner names desiring the enactment of a $224,989. {no public access). Sur rounded in hardwoods, this law to make desecrating our Hag a felony. property includes: 32'x40' tjbMjS I' i poie barn with heated work Now, when your flag becomes tattered or faded, - * ! shop, 8x12' utility shed, and save it until the following June, for some veterans a partially finished w/out LEADERSHIP ABILITY and interest in gov basement with hot tub. Sat organizations have a flag burning ceremony. I believe ellite dish, stone fireplace, ernment and political activities earned these iilX' rl 4 and a paved secluded drive you can also bury your flag. are also a part of this quiet, Ellsworth High School juniors and seniors ILL country estate. DO NOT discard your flag in your trash. Contact the opportunity to attend the 1994 Michigan CALL the VFW or American Legion or their auxiliaries for •sri ii i 1 **~ KEVIN T.HEARD Farm Bureau Young People's Citizenship information. Seminar in Grand Rapids. Pictured are (from NEWER 3 BEDROOM Be a responsible citizen and with love, faith and left):Jodi Veenstra, Josh Weiland and Dawn HOME • $59,989 trust in God our nation will prevail. NEWER HOME, telescopic Brookins. living room with walkout Anne Messerschmidt is a 73-year-old "joyous glass doors ontoalarge deck overlooking the countryside. Christian." Readers can expect to see more of Large bedrooms and mod ern kitchen with 2 lots giving her writings in future issues. you a spacious yard. Spe Local students attend cial financing available CALL young people's KEVIN T.HEARD E MIS (616) 547-1526 Office citizenship seminar (616)588-2561 Residence 12074 Scenic Hwy. 701 Bridge St., SCHMIDT P.O. Box 417 Nearly 200 Michigan high school juniors and se Charlevoix REALTORS^ Eastport, Ml 49627 A MEMBER OF THE niors were on the campus of Calvin College, in Grand SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK Rapids, to take part in the annual Young People's 616-599-2950 COLDUieU. Citizenship Seminar. The seminar, which ran from FAX 616-599-2964 WARD A. CARY BANI«eRU Res. 616-544-3000 Associate Broker c39-tic m June 20 to 24, is sponsored annually by the Michigan Farm Bureau and is dedicated to helping prepare Michigan youth for their role as participants in the democratic process. Selected by the Antrim County Farm Bureau were Sharon Kay Jodi Veenstra, Josh Wieland, and Dawn Brookins, all of Ellsworth. During the week-long seminar students had the r opportunity to participate as voters, campaigners, Sharon Russell knows the value of precinct delegates and candidates in a mock election living in Charlevoix. process for political office. After all, she is a Experts in the fields of economics, world cultures Mortgage Interviewer and governments, and personal motivation provided for CB North. Originally from background to the students on their role as citizens of Ellsworth, Sharon the United States and the world. "has always wanted The students heard many interesting speakers, in to live in Charlevoix". cluding Michigan House Representative Kenneth That dream came true tor Sharon, but Sikkema; a teacher, a tri-athlete; an agricultural econo not before she spent mist; a Ukrainian refugee, and several others at the ^¾%. time in Texas, even seminar. tually returning to Ellsworth in 1983. It was then she began a career In banking that she fondly refers 42" SOLID OfiK TflBl€ to as "a family tradi with 4-Roll-A-Rounds tion" and came to live in Charlevoix. When Sharon is not majdiftg dreams of lp e for her cuftomers, she is spending lime with tier family, right here in Charlevoix, boat / ing and biking with the many friends she has made here. PRK€ ^ v 'i $1,388 \ I ^V»^"«N lyV\ W^k A SOLID OAK S€T LIGHT Oft MCDIUM FINISH We're Not Just A Bank Hobart's We're Your Neighbors Country Furniture 938-1777 8 - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1994 Leslie E. Powers Leslie E. Powers, 26, of Charlevoix, formerly of Central Lake, Lawrence and Williamston, a wonder ful wife and mommy, tragically died June 21, 1994. Leslie lived her life to the fullest. People were her Alice Drenth priority in life. God gave her the greatest gift in life with the birth of a child. Neverdid a day go by that she Camp Alice Drenth, 83, of Ellsworth died Mon., June 20, did not celebrate having a baby boy. She loved her $65 per session 1994 at Charlevoix Area Hospital. husband and son and is deeply missed already. FVIRVONE She was born Oct. 21, 1910 in Chicago, 111. the IN 1HF Monday-Wednesday 10 am-2 pm She is survived by a very loving husband, Joe FAMILY on Torch Lake daughter of Herman and Johanna (Tillema) Keizer. Powers, and her beautiful son, Tyler Laurence; her \VL I C'OMR Private Lessons She graduated from two years of business college in parents, Lee and Kathy Schaude of Williamston; & Weekend Programs Available Chicago. sister Lisa Schaude of Kalamazoo; and grandparents Certified Equipment & Wet Suit Included She was united in marriage to Peter John Drenth Lawrence and June Schaude of St. Petersburg, Fla. Experienced . Instructors Call 599-2801 Jan. 6,1933 in Central Lake. They made their home Leslie was a treasured member of Joe's family, Tim in Banks Township. and Lynn Powers of Harvard, 111., Tom and Deb Mrs. Drenth was employed as a bookkeeper at Powers of Kentwood, Becky and Mike Moore of Drenth Brothers, Inc. for many years. She was a Pulaski, Wise, John Powers of Flint, nieces and member of the Ellsworth Christian Reformed Church nephews, and her mother-in-law Pat Powers of Get it in! and was active in the Ladies Aid. Laingsburg. She really was wonderful. To allow our staff time to enjoy the She was a woman of great faith and courage, and Mass of Christian burial was held Fri., June 24, at Fourth of July holiday, early dead will be sadly missed by her family and neighbors. St. Mary's Catholic Church in Charlevoix, the Fr. lines are in place for next week's Surviving are her husband Pete, one son Edwin and Brendan Walsh Celebrant. A Wake service was held issue. Marjorie Drenth of East Jordan, two daughters, Mrs. Thursday evening at the Central Lake Chapel of Coming events & announce Jay (Joan) Wedeven of Dearborn, and Mrs. Tom Mortensen Funeral Homes. Burial was in Lakeview ments: Wed., June 29, at 5 p.m. (Marcia) Nobel of Grand Rapids, seven grandchil Cemetery, Torch Lake Township. All editorial copy (letters, news dren, one great-grandchild, and many nieces and Memorial contributions may be made to the Tyler nephews. stories, photos): Thurs., June 30, at Laurence Powers Educational Fund, P.O. Box 488, 5 p.m. Funeral services were held June 23 at the Ellsworth Central Lake, MI 49622. Christian Reformed Church with Rev. Paul Veenstra All display advertising: Thursday, officiating. Burial was in Ellsworth Cemetery. Me June 30, at 5 p.m. morials me be made to the Bible League. All classified ads: Friday, July 1 at Death Notice 5 p.m. Eloise J. Greenman, 61, of Wyoming, formerly of All Up North Publications offices Lansing and Central Lake, diedThurs., June 23,1994 will close July 4 and reopen July 5. Harold F. Williams at Sandy Creek Nursing Center in Wayland. Funeral Harold F. Williams, 85, of Central Lake died Sun., services were held Mon., June 27 at the Central Lake June 26,1994, at Meadow Brook Medical Care Facil Chapel of Mortensen Fu ity in Bellaire. neral Homes. Burial was He was bom Dec. 5, 1908, in Fenton, the son of in Southern Cemetery, Fredrick and Grace (Sholes) Williams. Central Lake Township. He moved to Central Lake in 1971 from Northville DUST where he worked for many years for the Ford Motor Company. He attended the Central Lake Congrega tional Church. On July 24,1937, in Fenton he married Lucille M. Dunn who survives. CONTROL Also surviving are a son Gary F. (Sandra) of Northville and three grandsons. He was preceded in death by a brother James Williams. For Unpaved Roads No services are planned. Arrangements were made by the Central Lake Chapel of Mortensen Funeral Homes. and other areas Memorial contributions may be directed to the Grass River Natural Area, Inc., P.O. Box 231, Bel laire, MI 49615. Products and Spreading Focus on your future... State Farm Life Insurance CHAIRS 2 for 1 Many Styles To Choose From At Hobart's Mark Rledy - Country f Northern Michigan Dust Control, Inc. Agent 4619 S. M-88 Furniture * Charlevoix, Michigan u Bellaire 2 Doors north of House of (616) 547-9660 or (616) 547-5480 5 533-8688 Denmark, Acmo <* Si** F»rm Irfe Inturance Company ' tty* Office atoomington Hlino.3 938-1777 Wl'DNKSDAY, JUNE 29, 1994 - 9 ^Aemories By Pam Kirts The Ellsworth Tradesman at the home of their parents, Mr. and sioned officer. I would not have met at Charlevoix Hospital for an appen July 1, 1926 Mrs. A. Miles, Miles District. him if I hadn't been on guard duty on dectomy. • Beatrice Wieland of Ellsworth is The Central Lake Torch the ship because the officers and the • Grant A. Hastings, Ellsworth, is working in the Citizens Bank for a few June 29,1950 enlisted men lived in different quarters. building an attached garage to his home weeks. • Maxine Burnham, daughterof Jake We were 23 days out of Marseilles this week. • Lorence Isaman and family, Burnham of Eastport, has been chosen when we met." The two old friends • Several neighbors and friends gath Ellsworth, accompanied by Mr. and to be a member of the two-week All- were schoolmates here in Central Lake. ered at the Ellsworth home of Mrs. Mrs. Blanchard of Phelps, made a 200 State High School Chorus conducted • The Dudly Sherman family of De Gertie Docter Monday evening to ad mile trip Sunday, via Cadillac, Horton by the University of Michigan School troit has divided. The parents are there mire two beautiful flowers on a night- Lake and Gaylord. of Music at the National Music Camp, while the lady's father, Mr. Gordon blooming cereus plant. • Gertrude Vanderark, daughter of Interlochen from July 31 to Aug. 13. White, and the Sherman children, By Pam Kirts Henry Vanderark, became the bride of • The garden owners in Central Lake Nancy, "Sparky" and John Veldtcamp June 22. would be sincerely grateful if the boys Stcvie, are at the cottage "NEW" • Several from Atwood attended the who are hunting night crawlers in their on Torch Lake in East- Touch Free concert at Charlevoix Saturday night. It gardens would look elsewhere for their port. Nancy is decorating was the first concert of the season and bait. the cottage to s'prise the Automatic the boys did very well. There have been numerous com folks when they come. Car Wash • Those from Atwood who attended plaints that the boys are trampling the • Dave Matchett won "NO BRUSHES" the free movie show at Central Lake flowers and vegetables to the point the bushel basket of gro £79¾ (Qreat Gift Idea) Wednesday night reported the picture where they are beyond recognition. ceries Saturday evening as very good. • Lightning struck the home of Mrs. at the Atwood Thrift Jordan Cleaning Center 128 S. Lake Street East Jordan, Ml 49727 • Four of the Atwood boys went Market. Drycleaning • Laundromat Rose Calvin on Intermediate Lake, three 536-2800 fishing the other night till seven o' clock miles south of here. The lightning tore • The married couples • Car Wash the next morning and sure were lucky, the linoleum and ripped the back of one club of Atwood Re as they did not have any fish to carry chair. Damage was estimated at S25. formed Church are in home with them. • Mrs. Charity Babcock Fisk of stalling a new church sign • A farewell party was given by Kalkaska, a former resident of Central on the corner of Top-Rated HOST Board of Trade members for Mr. and Lake, is in Lockwoou General Hospital Dutchtown Road and US- Mrs. A. G. Schepers Wednesday at Petoskey for treatment of a fractured 31. It's a replica of the Clean vour carpet the evening. hip. church. Carpet Barn easv, effective vvav! Mr. Schepers has purchased a half • Kenneth McKay of Central Lake • Mr. and Mrs. Bemie 2433 Main St. Ask us about it. interest, with his brother, in a ware came down to the Torch office last DeYoung and Mr. and Central Lake house at Lake City and he and his Sunday morning to pick up his Sunday Mrs. William Boss, Miles 544-6086 irrii.lir-n family will leave Friday for their new paper. There in front of the office, he District, went to Floor Covering host imnq System home. was very happy to find Lester Johannesburg last Friday • I wish to announce my candidacy Vandenberg, an old friend of his and to attend the Grass Day for nomination for sheriff of Antrim former resident of Central Lake. held there. County on the Republican ticket at 'he Vandenberg is new living in Midland. 2 August Bolman, LOSE £• 10 LBS. September primaries. I win appreciate McKay said ;he lasi lime he saw Miles Distnct, is having any support the electors can pive me. Vanderaerg, he was on a shin with the a miik house of cement IN 3 DAYS! uac « It Really Works! 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Cary, a 1988 graduate of Central Lake High School, is the daughter of Ward and Jeanne Cary of Centra] Lake. She is employed at Northern Michigan Hospi tal in Petoskey. Celebrate safely & enjoy a great Fourth of July! Torch Crest Flea Market EVERY FRIDAY SEVERAL STARS of 'Neon Moment' pose with some of the brightly colored props that were an IO am - 3 pm integral part of the show. Free table space available US 31 N. 2 1/2 miles S. of Eastport '. 13 miles N. of Elk Rapids Neon Moment plays to delighted audience \ To reserve your table space, call l 599-2357 day or 544-8074 evening NeonMoment, a black- members of Straits Area Under the Sea; wheel NeonMoment." light musical production Community Education chair Locomotion; Elvis Hughes said the cast featuring 45 performers classes, one of many pro singing Hound Dog; and and directors are getting from Bergmann Center grams offered in coop Achey-Breakey dancers ready to perform the show Our 11th Annual Pontoon Sale in Charlevoix, played to eration with Bergmann. with fluorescent pink, again some time in July. $ an audience of 140 very Blacklight, black back cracked hearts. Funds for the produc as Low as 5,995°° Plus tax, prep,reg. appreciative people at the drops and black clothing The whole cast came tion were provided from j.MRRJKR East Jordan High School obscure the background, on stage and waved a $550 teachermini-grant 'VOUTBOARDS auditorium. while white and neon white-gloved hands for from the State of Michi Actors in the June 10 colors illuminate the ac the finale, From a Dis gan Department of Edu debut mimed and moved tion, according to direc tance. When the lights cation. The program was to music and narration, tors Marlynn Hughes and came up to illuminate the dedicated to Hughes' employing a sound tape Laurie David. magic, the audience hon cousin Bonnie Des- UiurtU Product*. Inc developed by Dan 'Talent is highlighted," ored the performers with champs, who brought the Bennett of Extended Play said Hughes, "and handi a standing ovation. idea back from Quebec in East Jordan. Fluores cap is minimized." "A program like this is City where she saw a Torch Bay Marine \ cent props were an inte The actors performed a only possible because of similar production. US 31 N., Torch Lake Village • 599-2813 gral part of the action. diverse program which a network of believers Bergmann is a work- included a brightly col who trust in ability, not activity center for devel- ored silent brass band led disability," said Hughes, opmentally disabled by a majorette; a Hawai a community education adults from several coun ian hula dancer, neon teacher at Bergmann. July 1st Delivery! ties. All the students in costur„.':,d fish, frogman "This trust was rewarded the production were anddiver"swimming"to a hundred-fold at the The 4th of July we'll put you Applications token in the WATER. every Wednesday DOCKS — DOCKS 9 am to 4 pm Docks 40' Long - $900 installed MANY JOBS RVAIIABL6I (Additional 10' sections $225 ea.) 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BERRIES c?ye?s.e. in Euro U Pick or We Pick Quality Pontoons (Call ahead for availability) REASONABLY PRICED Beautiful berries • Clean field Was Priced Now Starting At Always available and always a treat! $ 00 $l 55 • Dried Apples & Cherries 13,599 Pure Maple Syrup • Many other farm market "gaidies" 9,999 Fully equipped w/port-a-potty. sinks Petoskey Full stereo system, w/25" pontoons Latest in colors - 20 yr. limited warranty H©ifchar< Plus tax, license, freight and prep 7/«*" ^ QmtlitfTfUt V TO^CH CBAY US. 31 N. 10 mil" S. of Charltvoix • U.S. 31 to Atwood • 2 miles East on C-48 WAI^INE Mon.-SaL 8-5 • Closed Sunday Torch I.akc Village . f \ ' Charlevoix, Ml • (616) 58ft-6185 , , , , 45.c27.28Uc 599-2813 M' WEDNliSDAY, JUNE 25», 1994 - H 12th Annual East Jordan Jordan Valley Freedom Festival Thursday-Sunday June 30-July 3,1994 Thursday, June 30th (EJIW parking lot - Spring Street) 10:30 pm 1 -4 pm East Jordan Portside/Historical Museum Youth Parade. Parade Route: Spring, (Elm Pointe on M-66 Hwy.) left on Esterly right on Main, left on Mill, left on Civic Center Lane 5-6 pm Registration for Firefighter's Waterball ending at Civic Center. Competition (Sportsman's Park) 11 am- Festival Dunking Tank 6 pm Firefighter's Waterball Competition 3:30 pm (Memorial Park) Teams of 3 in firefighter's tug-of-war 11 am- (Sportsman's Park) Par 1 "Closest to Pin" 3 balls $1.00 3 pm (Old Boswell Football Field, Maple St.) Noon- 5th Annual Jordan River Arts Council Friday, July 1st 4:00 pm Area Artist Show & Sale 2-4 pm Opening reception for Local Artist Show (Jordan River Arts Council Building) (Jordan River Arts Council Bldg.) 11 am- Local Talent in the Park 5-10 pm I Country Variety Show 1 4 pm (On stage in Memorial Park) $400 worth of prizes will be given away! Noon- Laura the Baby Elephant (Main Street in front of city hall) 1:30 pm Educational program - stunts - tricks 6:30- Joe Nye: Country Dance Teacher (Main Street in city parking lot) 7:30 pm Teaching line dance and couples dance 11 am Concessions - Hotdogs, hamburgers, (Main Street in front of city hall) kielbasa, sloppy joes (Spring Street) 7:30- Lyn Ann Reid: Line Dancing Instructor Noon- 5th Annual Jordan River Arts Council Photography 8:30 pm Teaching line dancing 4 pm Area Artist Show & Sale Leather & Lace Western Dance Team (Jordan River Arts Council Building) By Karen (Main Street in front of city hall) 12:15 pm Merry Musicals (Inside Senior Center) Walker Jania Taylor-Magician (Memorial Park) 9:00- Whirlaways: Square Dancers 2-2:30 pm Portraits 9:30 pm Dance Exhibitions (Main Street) 2 pm Registration for Grand Parade 5-10 pm Concessions (Dura Mechanical Parking Lot) Seniors (Main Street - 100 & 200 blocks) 4 pm Grand Parade - Main & Division St. Families 5-10 pm Free elephant rides for all ages Weddings (Main Street in city parking lot) Post Parade Cow Drop $1 per ticket Photo Copying 6:30 pm Bingo (American Legion Hall) 1st prize $125, 2nd prize $75, 3rd prize S50 Framing 5:30-8 pm Radio Controlled Tough Announced during Britt Small & Festival Truck/Car Races (Main St. - Gemini Lanes parking lot) Pre Parade Battle of the Bands (Memorial Park) 536-3663 7:30 pm Orange Crate Race, 4 wheels, 5-8 pm Sea-doo Rides - S1 minimum donation 507 Water St. steering device, seat belt and helmet (City docks) East Jordan (Corner of Main & Williams Street) 6-8 pm Local Talent in the Park 5-10 pm Children's Charade - Face Painting, (Memorial Park) The Paint-In, Cake-Walk, etc. 8 pm Festival Prize Raffle Drawing. Food Pantry, Fabulous Formals, Tickets available in Memorial Park. Girl Scouts (Main Street) 8:30 pm Britt Small & Festival (Memorial Park) 5-10 pm Demonstrations & Exhibits Intermission Festival 500 Drawing French Braiding, Blood Pressures, etc. $1,000 give-away (Memorial Park) Main Street Hair Cottage (Main Street) DARK Fabulous Festival Fireworks 5-10 pm Miniature Golf for the Arts (Over Lake Charlevoix - EJIW side) (Esterly & Main) 5-10 pm Dunking Tank (Main Street) Sunday, July 3,1994 5-10 pm Festival T-shirts & sweatshirts 7 am- (Main Street) 3rd Annual Firefighters Breakfast 11 am (American Legion Hall - Main St.) 9 am Registration for "3 on 3" Basketball Saturday, July 2,1994 Tournament (High School Gym) 7:30 am Registration for Triathlon Noon- 5th Annual Invitation Art Exhibit (Tourist Park Pavilion) 4 pm (Jordan River Arts Council Buildingt) 9 am Triathlon - "Mini Ironmen Classic" 1 pm V.F.W. Bingo#7580 Aux. (V F. W.Hall) Burns Clinic Health & Fitness Center 1 pm East Jordan Portside/Historical Museum 8-6 pm 10th Annual Flea Market, (M-66 Hwy.) Hobbycraft Fair, and Lakeview Art Fair ALL DAY Leisure Day on the Lake. (Memorial Park) 8 pm Show your festival button and get S2 9:30 am Registration/Judging for Youth Parade off ticket (South Lake Street) Audrey Busy Grand Reopening of Huckle's Meyers Bridge Waterfront & Antiques & Gifts Gallery Country Enjoy shopping & OPEN HOUSE browsing in a Featuring Limited Property turn-of-the century Edition Prints and building. Visit our Posters, Antique 547-1537 Bus. Christmas Shoppe Photographs, 536-7254 Res. & Antique Mall. Native American Open all year Jewelry, Pottery Coldwell Banker Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 536-2515 Schmidt Realtors Sun. 11-4 1 1 1 Main St. Expect the Best (July-Aug.) East Jordan 710 Bridge Street 207 & 209 Main St. Festival Hours: Charlevoix East )ordan Thur.-Mon. 9-7 12 - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1994 By Jo Somcrville Jo's News 544-6347 W On June 17 members of the CLHS son and husband Joe from Southern (Goeman) Van Heuisen and niece from H HomerBlakely from Denver, Colo, Senior Class of 1934 met at the Michigan, from the Class of '33. Grand Rapids; Nora (Ayotte) Metz from and Alton and Dorothy Blakely from Lamplight Inn for dinner and a lot of From the Class of'35 were Jim Aenis Eastport; Hester (La Valley) Somcrville Pinckneyville, 111. spent a week visiting visiting. and wife Phylis from Six Mile Lake and from Waterford and her sister-in-law their sisterMargeDisbrow. They, along Special invitees were the members of Lansing. Jo Somcrville; Iris (Burlew) Stevens with Theil and Kathy Blakely from Classes of '33 and '35. Those attending Members of the Class of '34 attend and sister-in-law Evelyn Burlew from Muskegon; and sister Louella and Gay- were Hattie (De Young) Shooks and ing were, Howard Bradshaw and wife Torch Lake and Midland; Pete Eckhardt lord Howell, ofTraverse City; a cousin husband Walterfrom Ellsworth; Alfred Barbara from Intcrlochen; Ruby and wife Iva Jayne from Bellaire with Harmon Dawson visiting here from Austin and wife Dolly from Clare; (Andrews) Russell; Avabelle (Watson) guest friends George and Betty Moore New Mexico, Liona and Mark Wilson Russell Pierce and wife Bemicc from Carpenter; Dick and Virginia (Ahman) from Wyoming. A good time was en from Traverse City; and Lynn Waffle Central Lake; Margarite (Snyder) Jack Wilson from Central Lake; Wilma joyed with lots of picture taking. continued on next page Antrim XhainO Parts Plus, Lakes Re-Elect Central Lake's Inc. Video Judge Norman R. Open 7 days America's Family of Hayes Auto Parts Stores 3 blocks south of town 87th onM-88. 2134 S. Main 533-5801 Central Lake District 4th §i July Closed Monday, July 4th 544-6765 Court Mon.-Fri. 8-5:30; Sat 8-1 221 N. Bridge 102 E. Cayuga, Bellaire Downtown Bellaire 533-6866 Celebration ' That'sa Bridge Pattern's Chatterbox Pleasant Carpet Pizza! Street Barber Video Arcade Valley Dine in or take out! Have a Designs Barn World's Greatest Pizza Books Shop Happy & Safe Floor Covering Salads • Subs & More A complete sign We buy, sell Open 6 days 4th of July company 544-6727 and trade No appt. necessary 544-6086 544-9829 Vinyl lettering on 2433 Main Street Sun.-Thurs. 11-11 544-8197 Banners, Plywood, 533-6692 Central Lake Fri. &Sat. 11-I M-F 8:30-5 Downtown Windows, Trucks 2420 N. Main Sat. 7:30-1 113 N. Bridge St. Central Lake 544-6629 Central Lake Bellaire Brian Patton East Jordan 1 "Serving H Stan Komer Michigan Calico Chain O' Cary's Store Since 1911" Lakes Bean Cafe Good Work Self- Package Liquor Family Restaurant A. J. Reasonable Rates Lotto Stop by after the Motel Serve 544-6121 Boatwright fireworks & enjoy Reasonable Rates 544-8253 Open 7 days Electric Heat &Son ice cream treats 1806 S. Main Corner of Rushton 544-3200 Top Soil • Gravel Rd. & State St Plumbing & 544-6713 Fill Dirt • Dozer Work Central Lake Open 7 days Excavating • Driveways just east of Bridge Heating M-88, Central Lake Downtown Septic Tanks Central Lake Edwin Tyrrell 544-6382 544-8002 Central Lake Grading Noah's * Snug Jll Serving the area * Wash Mortensen 1 Bridgewalk since /968 Ark Harbor Basket Funeral Bed Auto Drop-off Laundry Homes FAMILY BOOKSTORE Resort Central Lake Chapel & UPS Shipping 15% off T-shirts 1318 W. Intermediate Clinic 2735 North Main St. 544-3600 Lake Dr., Central Lake Breakfast July 4th only We serve gas at Central Lake Bellaire Chapel 5 rooms • Private bath Open lOam-Noon 533-8215 (616) 544-8117 self serve prices 544-3502 Deck • Peaceful brook on July 4th or Coin-op Hours: Gary Mortensen Full breakfast 544-6113 (616) 544-3600 8-8, 7 days James Bargar 544-8237 2432 Main street 544-8122 Attendant on Duty. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Cute, Clean Central Lake 2287 S. Main St Downtown IO-5Mon.-Fri. Central Lake Central Lake Log Cabins TOTAL 10-2 Sat. Markers & Monuments j Forethough Funeral Insurance WKDNKSDAYJUNE 29, 195M - 13 y By JoSomcrvillc Jo s News 544-6347 continued from previous page Loper. to visit a granddaughter and daughter K A surprise birthday party was held ami Carla Youmans had a family picnic If Suzanne and Tom Holcolm and Jan and Tim Shigley, to get acquainted June 21 to honor Maureen Patton. She at Thurston Park on Sunday. sons Bobby, Brian and Billy from Lan with her new grandson Owen Grant was not at home when her children 1' Mr. and Mrs. Thiel Blakely were sing visited theirgrandmotherMrs.Rutli Shigley. Brent, Debbie, Erika, Bria and Brent called home Monday by the sudden Spence and parents Vic and Lynn 1' Stan and Erika Scofield of East and their guest Dale, Brian, Kathy, deathoftheirgranddaughter'shusband, Spence of Six Mile Lake while on vaca Torch Lake Dr. arrived to spend the Shawnasy and Byron, her mother Jo who was only 20 years old. tion last week. summermonths. They enjoy senior din Sommerville, her sister Barbara and f Gabrielle Veliquette of Kewadin * Elaine Grimm of Davison spent the ners at the Governmental Center and Owen McDowell, and friends Martha stayed overnight Tuesday and Wednes weekend here as guest of her parents lots of visiting. and Bud Baldwin were at her house day here visiting her grandparents Vic and Vangie Robinson for Father's waiting. All sang "Happy Birthday" to Arlcne and Gus Brinkman. Day. V Russ Guild and brother Clifton of her and her five grandchildren were a ^ Tom and Margaret Loper of W Larry Cummings of Ann Arbor Sanford and son Rick of Johannesburg big help opening her many gifts. Deli Kawkawlin spent Wednesday here vis area spent a week of his vacation visit returned Thursday from a hunting and cious birthday cake, brownies and ice iting his father Bill Loper and took him ing and helping his parents Dorothy fishing trip to Canada's White River. cream, pop and coffee were enjoyed. out for a ride and dinner. They also and Herb Cummings with spring chores. They were lucky, had lots offish to eat Lots of pictures were taken and a big visited his sister Clarabelle and aunt "W Jean Ruttan accompanied her and Rick got a nice bear to make into a ballgame was enjoyed. It was a fun May Loper, uncle Bernard and Mary daughter Barbara Faas to Durby, Kan. bear rug. evening. • Central Young's Book Bachmann's DeForest DeSta Food Party Nook Variety and Co Center Store Lots of good books! Store Beer-Wine-Groceries Open July 4th Bloom Open 7 Days New & used Ljquor-lce-Cold Pop paperbacks 9 am to 3 pm Septic Tanks & Central Lake 544-6112 Concrete 544-3300 544-6246 544-2300 Robert Schulmeister Open 7 days 544-3599 Across from GENERAL MANAGER Downtown Downtown Post Office M-88 South Corner of M-88 Central Lake Central Lake & State Street Central Lake Mon.-Sat. 10-6 Central Lake Central Lake's Fourth of July 0^ Festival 1994 at Thurston Park \h70t SPONSORED BY LOCAL MERCHANTS Grand Old Tyme Parade Slam Dunk Contest Fireworks North will give us a on Main St. - Noon, 1-3 pm practice, 3 pm competition Fantastic Wayne Oliver Parade Chairman 3 age groups, Don Smith in charge Fireworks Display Midway Opens-1 Pm Food & Refreshments over Intermediate Lake at Under the Big Pavilion noon-10 pm dark. Help support the Larry Eckhardt in charge V.F.W. Bingo -1 pm Fireworks Fund, donations gratefully accepted at all Central Lake Lions Club Dance Bands our local merchants. 1-3:30-Ray the DJ Chicken Bar-B-Que-i ePm Adults $5, Children $2 4:00-7:00 - Jiitl-N-I (Karaoke) 700 1000 - Blueshounds "For a howling good time" Little Kids Games - 2 Pm Cindy Rogers in charge Art & Craft Exhibits Tug-of-War - 4 pm 10 am-6 pm - Ruth Bainum in charge Brian Rogers in charge, Call 544-5081 call 544-5371 evenings o Sponsored by Central Lake Area Chamber of Commerce '^ 14 ? "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1994 . Troj an girls receive honors NOTICE CENTRAL LAKE VILLAGE OFFERS TENNIS LESSONS for area youths. Starling Date will be 7-11- 94. The class will meet 3 evenings a week, for 3 weeks. The cost of lessons will be $20.00 to be collected at the first lesson. Applica ALL-STATE ACADEMIC Team members are (back, from left) Stephanie Tschirhart, Val tion forms are available at vanVolkenburg, Heidi Guntzviller, Laura Murray, Julie Aenis, (middle) Heather Springstead, Tara the Central Lake Village LaPointe, Sara Roach, Elissa Wagner, Jennifer Grise, Amy Dawson, (front) Melissa Jerome, Kim Office. McCreary, Erin Glynn, Leslie Wilson and Marie Palazzolo. Photos courtesy Jeff Hebden BY S.F. PUCKETT Sports Writer Central Lake Lions The Central Lake Lady Trojans picked up a passel of honors recently beginning with Sara Roach, the Chicken senior shortstop of the team, being named to the 1994 Academic All-State firsttea m by the Michigan High School Softball Coaches Association. Barbecue Roach compiled a cumulative 3.85 grade point average during her high school career and will be Monday, July 4th attending Alpena Community College to play softball 1 pm to 6 pm and basketball. The entire softball team was named as 1994 All Thurston Park, State Academic Softball Team by the MHSAA. The Central Lake team compiled a 3.88 cumulative grade point aver age, the highest for any Class D team in the state. Adults $5 - Children $2 In honors closer to home, shortstop Roach and junior pitcher Julie Aenis were named to the 1994 All Ski Valley Conference First Team from the Trojans. Receiving honorable mention were senior second Anyone interested baseman Amy Dawson, junior third baseman Elissa Wagner and junior outfielder Laura Murray. in entering the For the district playoffs, Amy Dawson and Laura Murray were named to the All-District Team, with JULY 4TH PARADE Sara Roach, Elissa Wagner and Julie Aenis taking district honorable mentions. in Central Lake - Roach and Wagner were also named to the All- contact the Chamber of County Team named in the June 15 issue of the Sara Roach Antrim County News. Commerce Office 544- Prize purse reaches six figures Michigan's finest amateur and pro $14,000. fessional golfers will compete for a Grand Traverse Resort has hosted the • • KARAOKE CONTEST • • record six-figure prize purse in the 79-year-old tournament since 1981. H SUNDAY NIGHTS * state's oldest golf tournament. Last year the resort signed a three year S> - MiclriigHl U The purse for The Detroit Newspa contract with theMichigan Section PGA y\l.l. SLJiVliVlKR I.CDPSJO * pers Michigan Open, June 27-30, will to host it through 1995. be $103,000. "We're confident that the record The Bear, designed by Jack Nicklaus, will mark its tenth anniversary as home purse this year will draw the finest field AT SCHUSS VILLAGE ever," said Kim Chappell, the Grand course for the Michigan Open this year. Traverse Resort manag ing director. UNIQUE SKITS Brent Veenstra, head Strawberries professional at the Mon.-Sat. 8 am~7 pm ONE DANCING Washtenaw Country Sun. 2-5 pm Club in Ypsilanti, who FAMITYFUN shot a course record 62 in Nice, big berries 1991, won the 1993 starting approx. June 29 event. $5 PITCHERS Veenstra took home = Domestic Beer or Soda $13,000 of the $96,000 Jenkins Potato Farm total prize purse. SAUNDERS RD. | KARAOKJi Grand Finals held Kendra & Mom's This year, the top fin KALKASKA • (616) 258-9509 Sunday, September 4, 1994 3rd Annual Summer Contest isher will take home iiiMiuwimm:Hinh» 800-678-4111 WEDNESDAY, JUNl*», Mary Lou's Tea Room - 11:30-3:30 Daily The Norval Smith family Is proud Enjoy a delightful lunch on our Victorian Porch to welcome you to the area's newest and finest 9-hole golf course! Bellaire, MI — (616) 533-6886 Golfers of all ages and abilities out 49lh year1 will enjoy golfing a quality course Honty Houie - Country Store at reasonable rates. Mary Lou'i Tea Room - Serving Dairy 11:30-3:30 Fudge Kllchen - Farm Anlmalt jVlj.'nort Sunday Flea Market - Outdoor Grill* All new Jam Kitchen now open! I x**~- Driving Range 544-3910 3 mile* S. o( Eaitport on E. Torch Lake Dr The Farm Golf Club Is located 1 1/2 miles east of Antrim County Airport t>n -EcJdx5,£hWJRpad. VI'MY I ' " ' ] ' "".• I i.c(M i»; ;-|.. t < Nicolas A. Anhnossi isv.'orth i Licensed - insured (•5s6> 587-S8i; Central Lake pfci*so* CONSTRUCTION, INC r— New Co^strucr.on. ^e'^oa&tng. Aan.'iors GtM'S PLUMBING Ccrce'e. hoofing, licensed & rs^'ec Complete Plumbing Service • Residential & Commnrc 544-3599 (616) 588-6010 Route I. Box 119. Ellsworth, Ml 49729 (616)5^-6678 Oene Thief L Central Lake Licensed Master Plumber TREES NORTH INC. CALL R flnPrt SI Complete Construction • Now & Remodel A.J. BOA WRIGHT & SO> 616.544.8002 Complete Landscape Repairs, Decks, Additions Plumbing & Heating (616) & Garden Center SOFTNERSand "Serving Michigan COTTAGE ' M-88, North Bridge St. 533-8222 Construction 616 • 544-62B2 WELDING Since 190r OPENING & CLOSING Bellaire Bob Paczesny Licensed Contractor CLIFFORD BOATWRIGHT Lie Master Plumber Box 101, 2122 M 86 S Central Lake Ml 49622 ! CONCRETE SPECIALTIES 1 OF NORTHERN M1CHK3N NOKTHLRN ELLSWORTH HARDWARE RESIDENTIAL I COMMERCIAL LAIIM; \ Plumbing & Heating Supplies KCFRK.LRA.TION JOHNAHLLER (616)544-6196 Gould Well Pumps ^ Supplies Appliances Sales & Service Repair & Maintenance Service Window & Screen Repair This Space For Rent Box 5IS, 222 N. Bridite St. Bellaire. Michinan 4961S Live Bait Call 544-2345 (616)5)3-8173 Ellsworth Mon.-Fn. Ho Heat Pumps • Gas & Oil Furnaces • Boilers 588-2444 Sat urday l\-2 CURRIER • Insured BUFFMflN EXCf.Vf.TING • Licensed LAWN • SEPTIC TANKS •ESTIMATES • ROAD BUILDING MAINTENANCE • SAND & GRAVEL • TOPSOIL Batter bee Roofing Professional Outdoor Services •DOZER GLADLY GIVEN- Complete Lawn Care • RESIDENTIAL New Roofs • Rerools • Tear Offs Residential & Commercial • COMMERCIAL • Free Estimates • • INDUSTRIAL Landicaping • Parking Lot Sweeping P O Box 452 • SNOWPLOWING SERVING THE AREA SINCE 1945 Deliveria • Top Soil • Bark • Stone • Irrigation CENTRAL LAKE, Ml 49622 Complete Fertiliiing Program HOUGHTON RD 616-544-B262 Vifice- Currier 547-2290 CENTRAL LAKE (616) 544-6411 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1994 - 17 Roller Coaster. Cotton Candy. Seat Belts. Uve it up this summer. W1E LI8KIN6 OUT FOB YOU Sponsored by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and your State Highway Safety Office directory PECIAL SERVICES Wiortensen funeral Homes RALPH'S f IREWCCD • For your Central Lake Chapel 544-3600 (616) 544 3741 fishing, hunting Bellaire Chapel 533-8215 \ and boating needs FUNERAL DIRECTORS starting at $25 Face Cord Gary Mortensen James Bargar mt u Live bait &. tackle Locally Delivered Markers ani Monuments TM^^^P ^ 105 Main Street Ralph Hines Central Lake ' East Jordan forethought funeral Jnsurance SPORTING 536-2988 GOODS Open Tues. - Sat. 8-5 HASTINGS STATE-WIDE REAL ESTATE FUNERAL HOME Phil Lundy Dave's fluto Service, Inc. Monuments and Markers RESORTS - HOMES - FARMS EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN • 616-536-7359 BUSINESSES - LAKE FRONTAGE Ellsworth, Michigan • Phone 588-2254 Eastport, Michigan Phone 599-2166 COMPLETE CAR REPAIR EXHAUST SYSTEMS • BRAKES • TUNE-UPS FRONT-END ALIGNMENT • TRANSMISSIONS & CLUTCHES Radiators Repaired and Recored Central T.V. Service Rubber Stamps Air Conditioning & Cooling System (616) 544-6446 DAYTON TIRES IP LOYD F. REILEY Box 8, Bellaire, Michigan 49615 AAA Wrecker Service T.V. Repairs • VCRs Cleaned & Minor Repairs 2096 Lincoln St., Central Lake PHONE 533-89918 Flat Bed Towing <$> CENTRAL LAKE AUTO CLINIC Les Kaskinen's We buy, Body, Glass & Mechanical Work rent & sell Audrey Meyers Custom Pipe Bending PHONE LESLIE LEASING CORP. Wheel Balancing used cars, 616-544-6113 Complete Brake Service (616)533-8651 trucks & Front-End Alignment - Total Gasoline I live it! vans I love it! # dl$ sls st Cayuga I sell it! This Space For Rent , Ml 49615 Call 544-2345 &$F j^^^m^^^^ • «®fc Waterfront & Country Property WASH BASKET (616)547-1537 Bus. oznitin Northern Michigan's • Drop off Laundry Service Real Estate Leaders (616) 536-7254 Res. J-. loisjilz (616)547-0131 Fax U • UPS Shipping Service m n* A i.n J WALLPAPER HANGING Coin-op Hours: 8-8, 7 days RESIDENTIAL AND LIGHT COMMERCIAL LTJ Attendant on Duty: UMJMIMLL 10 5 M-f. MIS EOUAL HOU*WO OPPOnTUHfTV • 38 Years of Experience 10-2 Sat. 710 Bridge Street • Quality Workmanship 2735 North Main St Charlevoix, Ml 49720 616 • 544-6849 • CENTRAL LAKE K*pri< the Inst.' 544-3502 Central Lake 18 -WEDNESDAY,JUNE29,1994 I $4.00 for first 1 0 words or less, each additional word 2(½ The I Use of border or logo $2.00 additional I All ads paid in advance I Deadline for all classifieds is 5 p.m. Monday I Place your ad by phone using your LASSIFIEDS MASTERCARD or VISA Central Lake 544-2345 - East Jordan residents call 536-0044 or stop at the E.J. Shop, 122 Main St., East Jordan GARAGE SALES - YARD SALES FOR SALE MOVING SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE J FOR SALE TWO HOME Garage GARAGE SALE - 1397 ANTIQUE SAFE (with a TOP SOIL - Mancelona: 1989 PROBE GT for FOR SALE - Tractor Sale: July 2, 8-5. Antique Korr Rd., Mancelona, 131 story). Comes from old 4000 yards available, $2 sale. Black. Exc. cond. cab, $100. Tire, 16x9x24, oak furniture, country S. to Korr, east 1 1/2 miles Kalkaska State Bank. per yard, 500 yard mini Loaded. 67,000 miles $50. 1984 Chevy Cavalier, collectibles, decorative on left. July 1-4. 5'x2', $300. Antique baby mum. You transport. Call $6500. (616) 258-9452 $400, needs engine work. accessories, antique t27-28-45-1tp buggy, $90. (616) 258- Northern Land Company 1- evenings. t27-45-29-1tp 8x10 wood insulated costume jewelry, linens 9524 day; 258-9078 night. 800-968-3118. garage door, complete, and bedding, tools, house BIG GARAGE SALE - t27-45-28-1tp t/c25-43-27-4tp FOR SALE - 22 foot $25. 4 tires, 775x14, hold items, kids stuff. 6 Fri. & Sat., July 1 and 2, 9 Kountry Aire travel trailer. excellent condition, $40. miles north of Elk Rapids a.m.-4 p.m. 389 N. 1948 R.E.O. PUMPER FOR SALE • 14 Ander Remodeled interior, new (616) 544-6076, evenings. on US 31 to Campbell Rd., Intermediate Lake Drive, 2 truck. Mint condition. 3" son windows, sash with floor. Have to see to ap c26-27-44-2tp East to West Torch Lake 1/2 miles So. of Central pump, 500 gal. capacity. storm windows. Save 50%. preciate. Exc. cond. AC or Dr., 7/10 miles South to Lake. Adult/kids clothes $6,000 or B.O. (616) 258- DC, fully self-contained 377-7145. t27-45-29-1tp 3 YR. OLD'stud llama for SALE! t27-45-1tp and toys, highchair, 8241 mornings & (tub-shower). $2200 or sale. 331-4129. portable crib, exercycle, evenings. t27-45-28-4tp 1974 CORSAIR travel best offer (616) 258-5203 GARAGE SALE - July t/c26-44-28-3tnc bicycle, skis/boots, dog trailer, sleeps 6, self- t27-45-29-1tp 2-3-4, 9-5. Antiques, cages, muzzle load rifle, 1976 MOTORHOME. contained, dual axle, crafts, collectibles, Avon, PEACOCKS, pheasants many treasures/misc. Everything new in and out. canopy with screen room, FOR SALE: Very good red dishes, odds and & chickens for sale. 331 - CASHONLY!t27-28-45-1tp Exc. cond. 64,000 miles. asking $1900. Call condition, 18' 1974 Philco ends. 11240, Ellsworth/ 4129. t/c26-44-28-3tnc $8,900. (616)587-9243. between 10 & 3. 587-8204. refrigerator with ice maker East Jordan Rd. Phone FINAL SALE! Come t27-45-28-1tp t27-45-29-1tp B.O. t27-45-29-1tp 536-3522. t27-28-45-1tp early, everything must go. FIREWOOD - Quality 40 ft. of table space 88 DODGE Caravan SE, 1985 CHEVY 1/2 ton FOR SALE: Thomas or hardwood, fuel wood, YARD SALE: June 30 & loaded small items. Also std; 4 cyl; 5 pass. Great pickup with topper, 305 gan, $800 or best offer prices from $25 per cord. July 1, 9-5 Cairn Hwy., 2 1/2 ton 4WD Chevy pick cond. $6,000. (616) 587- auto., 2wd, asking $2800. (616)331-6029. Free local delivery on truck miles north of Oasis. up. 14 h.p. hydrostat John 9252 t27-45-28-1tp Call between 10 & 3. 587- t27-45-29-1tp load lots. Campfire and t27-1tp Deere tractor, completely 8204. t27-45-29-1tp dry wood available. Vol reconditioned. Also at GARAGE SALE: July 1, DIRT BIKE. Yamaha FIREWOOD Kalkaska ume guaranteed. Universal tachments available. 1986 FORD RANGER Hardwood Maple $40 face Wood Products. 587- 2, & 3. Tools anc lots and Frigidaire chest-type YUZ80. All new,parts and lots of misc. Next door to piston. Race-ready. $900 XLT Supercab, Florida cord, split and delivered. 0388. t/c26-44-28-3tp freezer with 3 sliding truck, one owner, very (616)258-5663. Methodist Church on Cairn baskets, excellent con (616) 938-3038. Gravity- Hwy., Kewadin. t27-1tp Edge weight machine clean, non-smokers, V-6, t27-45-29-1tp dition. Maytag washer and 5 spd., a/c, bedliner, much MIXED HARDWOOD - dryer. Package deal: boat, never used $380. YARD SALE: Sat., July t27-45-28-1tc more, $4900 cash or trade SAIL BOAT 14' Holder $28/cord, four cords $100, motor, trailer. Also extra for 4x4. 584-2882. white with rainbow sails, you haul. 587-5389. 2, 9-5, bicycles, toys, boat and motor, will sell children's clothing, col DINGO GO-CART t27-45-29-2tp roller furling jib, trailer. t/c25-26-43-4tc separately. Yard sale will Best offer. 264-9765. lectibles. 8755 Bates Rd., be July 1-4, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Briggs & Stratton motor, 8 Williamsburg." t27-1tp horse, $350. (616) 369- 1979 CHEVETTE - 127-29-45-1 tp One-quarter mile west of SEA-DOO 1988 First Torch River Bridge on 4165. t27-45-28-1tp Four door, runs, $150. Call 588-7822. t27-45-29-1tp ALUMINUM BOAT $2900 takes it. Call John GARAGE SALE - Cherry Ave. See signs on 2,500 lb. capacity, Pesekat (616)587-9042. Corner of Lake & White south side road. South end 25' CREST STEEL FOR SALE - 24 inch cantilievier style, located t/c25-43-27-tfc Streets. Thursday & Torch Lake. If interested in PONTOON boat, 33 h.p. ladies bike and exercise north of Elk Rapids. Must Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. above items, call for Johnson motor. $1,100. bike, excellent condition, sell. Best offer. 264-9765. t27-1lc appointment, 322-2879. 264-6822 t27-28-45-1tp $30 each. 587-9609. t27-29-45-1tp 1982 BUICK REGAL, t27-28-45-1tp V-6 motor needs work, GARAGE SALES! 8 mi. 18'-1976 Glastron bass t27-28-45-1tp boat, with trailer, 135 h.p. 3 FT. MARBLE shower clean body & interior, east of Central Lake on GARAGE SALE - Left base and glass shower factory rally mag rims, Old State Rd. to Finkton motor, $3300. Shore 1988 OLDS CUTLASS over estate items: furni station, 3600 lb., good Ciera 4-door, V-6, am/fm door. $100. 264-5344. $300. 587-5307. Rd., 1 mi. north. Watch for ture, pictures, clothes, t27-29-45-1tp t/c26-27-44-2tp signs. July 1-4. condition, $700. 533-6180. cassette, good condition, miscellaneous items & $3000 or best offer. 587- t27-28-45-1tp t27-28-45-1tp knick-knacks. July 2 & 3 5141. t27-28-45-1tp 10 BLACK BAR stools, FOR SALE - 1975 Olds ONLY. Plum Valley 350 engine built for racing, GARAGE SALE - Co. FOR SALE - 1 owner, good condition. $20 each Estates, 9300 Pine Circle 1988 Plym. Caravelle SE, FOR SALE - 20 ft. for all or $25 sold Holly carb., TRW pistons, Rd. 620 E., Bellaire. July 1 Drive off of Plum Valley crank, lifters and cam, X-L thru 4. Something for 4-door, 61,000 miles, new pontoon boat, 40 horse separately. 264-5892. Road, Rapid City, just tires, new brakes, fresh power Johnson, make t27-29-45-1tc super coil, Turbo 400 everyone. Cement mixer, outside of Alden. 9 a.m.- transmission with shift kit, buzz saw, air compressor grease-oil-filter & tune-up. offer. (708)833-1897. dusk both days. Call Joyce at 587-5126. t27-1tp CRAFTSMAN NEW includes car for parts, and much more. t27-28-45-1tp $400. 587-5307. t27-28-45-1tp t27-28-45-2tp chipper $300. Delta 10 OWENS 15 FT., 50 h.p. inch table saw $250. 264- t/c26-27-44-2tp GARAGE SALE - 2 FAMILY YARD SALE 1986 HONDA 1200 Homelite motor, with 5673. t27-29-45-1tp Ellsworth, 7350 Circle Dr. Holsclaw roller trailer, - July 1, July 2, 10 a.m.-4 Aspencade - Goldwing, FIREWOOD - Maple, Sat., July 2nd, 9 a.m.-5 $975. 322-6216. p.m. 1/4 mile south of M88 p.m. 3 family. Motorcycle, 26,500 miles, extra clean, FOR SALE - 19 ft. Sea $32 face cord. Split and stereo/cassette, C.B. t27-45-29-1tp on US31 across from 10 speed bike, clothing Ray model V193, inboard Delivered. (616) 879-3508 helmet, loaded, $4500 or Hinter Hause, white pole from infant to XX lg., lots 165 horsepower MerCruis- t/c16-17-34-tfc barn. t27-28-45-1tp best offer. 533-8953, FOR SALE - 17 ft. travel of miscellaneous. trailer, 1974 Mallard, er, low hours with trailer & Bellaire. t27-28-45-tfc mooring cover, $3000 t27-45-29-1tp clean. See at Campers FOR SALE - 24' pon GARAGE SALE: 209 Village, lot 150, Lakes of cash. 599-2406. CENTRAL LAKE 1 day toon, hardtop, 30 h.p. Traverse St. off the alley, FOR SALE - Dodge Colt the North, Mancelona. t27-45-29-1tp only 3 family sale, July Evinrude, 2 axle trailer, Elk Rapids. Fri. & Sat., Vista Wagon, 4 wheel, 1st, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 2 miles t27-45-29-1tp $4600. 544-3309. July 1-2, 9-5:30. front wheel drive, 5 speed FOR SALE - Stove & south of Central Lake on t/c26-27-44-2tp t27-28-45-1tp manual, new tires and refrigerator, $50. Central M-88. Clothing infant to FOR SALE - Westing- brakes, in great condition! Lake area, 582-6913. adult, waterbed, exercise house upright freezer, Call 533-6938 after 5:30 or t27-45-29-1tp TOP SOIL - Mancelona: MOVING SALE: 311 bike, toys, bicycle, books, $100. Ph. (616)377-7256. Ash, Elk Rapids. July 2, 8- leave a message. t27-45-29-1tp 4000 yards available, $2 TV, car top carrier, bath FOR SALE: two piece 5. Hand tools, furniture, t27-28-45-1tc per yard, 500 yard mini room sink, curtains, bed tapestry covered sectional books, household misc. FOR SALE - Sofa, mum. Your transport. Call ding, chairs, loveseat sofa $50. 264-8000. Northern Land Company. Canceled if rain. hide-a-bed. t27-28-45-1tp 1967 JEEP CJ5, runs loveseat, nylon fabric, fall t27-28-45-1tp well, body fair/poor, colors, heavy wood frame, t27-1tp 1-800-968-3118. BAR MAID, nights and $1,000. 533-8123, ask for reversible seat cushions, t/c24-42-26-4tp ST. LUKE'S YOUTH weekends. Dingman's Bar. Jenn. t27-28-45-1tc excellent condition, price ACHILLES INFLAT ABLE 5-man boat, boat Group 2nd Annual Yard M-72. (616)258-4122 on inspection. 533-8300. FOR SALE: AMF Alcort tenders, sport or fishing, Sale Sat., July 2, from 9-4 t27-45-28-1tp 1993 CHEVY Cheyenne t27-45-29-1tp Zuma sailboat, 13 ft., $800. Sears large car top at St. Luke's Catholic Testarosa kit, 6 cyl. excellent condition. $750. carrier, $60. Airline pet Church, 1/4 mile N. of FOR RENT - Quiet manual, excellent con SATELLITE SYSTEM 264-9520 or 517-652- carrier, $20. All in like new Bellaire on M-88. Dona setting, large wooded lot, 3 dition, 21,000 miles, must and dish antenna, nearly 2726. !27-28-45-3tp condition (616)322-6116 tions will be gladly bedroom house on Rapid sell, $19,000. 533-6654 or new, original cost $2000, 587-8025. t27-28-45-1tp asking $595. 331-6022. t27-45-28-1tp accepted on Friday, July River off Aarwood Road, USED APPLIANCES: t27-45-29-2tp 1, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. No $400 per month, plus Apartment size gas stove clothes please. Call security deposit, no pets, 1984 CHEVETTE 4 AIRLINE TICKET - cylinder, 5 spd., 2 dr., high FOR SALE - 12' sail Refrigerator with small the church at 533-8121 or ref. required, one year Traverse City to San inset freezer. Old but in mileage, good tires, $500 boat, ideal for beginners, 533-6938 for donation or lease req. (616) 331-6095 Francisco, July 18. Call good working condition or best offer. 533-8382. $50. 544-8072. sal*\ir)fgrmatib.nY or.322-.2.179. aftarrjQons ft. <616)53u:Z79'l.. \\V . . $-10 each. 264-B571: ' t27-28-45-1tp t27-45-29-1tp t27-28-45-1tc evenings. t27-28-45-1tc t27-28-45-2tp t27-28-45-1tp WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29,. 1994 -rX9 FOR SALE WANTED WANTED HELP HELP HELP FOR SALE - Oil space WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED - Real Estate CENTRAL LAKE School heater, $50, 587-5254. Listings. Call for free is looking for someone to t27-28-45-1tp evaluation. Twin Shore dismantle/demolish an GENERAL HELP/NOW YUBA CO-OP needs HELP WANTED: Seek Properties, C. Kelly existing home for the HIRING - Expanding workers in fruit processing ing some strong, enthusi APACHE POP-UP Theobold broker, Central salvageable materials. All factory outlet has 30 plant during the cherry astic laborers to help us camper, great shape, hard Lake, 544-6745. materials less shingles permanent full time posi season. Day and night with cherry harvest for a sides, $800. 544-2512, t/c26-44-28-4tp and foundation to be tions available. $385 per shifts available. Apply now short period from mid-July eves. t27-28-45-1tp removed from the site. For week to start, rapid ad in person from 9 am to 3 thru mid-August. Have fun, more detailed information vancement, management pm Monday through Friday outdoor work, earn good SAILBOAT - 19' Flying MOEKE BROTHERS training. Must be able to LUMBER, INC., contact the school su at: Morrison Orchards 5 wages, long hours, and Scot, includes trailer. perintendent at 544-3141 start immediately. Call miles north of Acme on US bonuses. Apply now at Mancelona, Ml 49659 Great condition, red hull no later than Friday, July 922-2332. t27-28-45-1tp 31. t27-29-45-3tp Cherry Ke, Inc., Quarter- BUYERS OF: Standing w/white deck, complete 8,1994. t27-45-2tc line Rd., Kewadin. Mon. sails (main, jib, spinnaker), Timber & Logs. Paying MECHANIC'S Helper/ thru Fri., 1-5 p.m. or call holds 6 adults, $3400 or Premium Prices. Free Bus Driver - 30 to 35 hours DISHWASHERS, bus 264-6750. t/c24-26-42-8tc best offer. Weekdays Estimates. Fully insured. WANTED - Log furniture, weekly. Assist mechanic persons and salad preps (313)459-0051, weekends Promoting Selective Tree Rittenhouse, etc., any with minor vehicle repair. apply in person at the (616)536-2897. Timber Harvesting. Call condition. Taxidermy, no WORK AT HOME! Earn Perform oil changes, pre Rainbow Gardens between Barry or George Moeke for deer heads. 536-7288. extra cash! Easy work! t27-28-45-2tp ventative maintenance 9 a.m.-11 a.m. t27-1tp information for proper t/c26-27-44-4tp Free details! Send self- timber management. Since inspections. Experience addressed stamped busi 1979 HARLEY Sport with diesel and gasoline HELP WANTED - ster XLS, new upper end, 1950. (616) 587-8321 or ness envelope to: Home evenings (616) 587-9436 engines beneficial. Must Groundman/climber, will Work, P.O. Box 468, Dept. $4000.536-0913. HELP train if necessary. or (616) 587-9439. have own tools. Candidate AC, Howell, Ml 48844. t27-28-45-1tp McDuffie Tree Care, 599- WANTED will be required to obtain t/c25-43-27-4tp t51 -52-21 -17-c51-tfc CDL license and drive bus 2699. t/c26-44-28-2tp FOR SALE - Gold G.E. YUBA CO-OP needs when needed. Excellent self-cleaning electric WANTED - gold jewelry, career opportunity with SECRETARY/ Admini range, $100. Older G.E. diamonds and antique fork lift drivers during July HELP WANTED - Local and August. Previous good benefits. Starting strative Assistant wanted refrigerator, $25. 377- jewelry. Hobart Jewelers, wage $7.42. Antrim County machine shop seeks a for fast paced, successful 6261. t27-28-45-1tp 1/10 a mile north of experience required. Day machinist to operate CNC and night shifts available. Transportation, 4700 office in Elk Rapids. Mountain Jacks, 938- Scenic Highway, Bellaire. machinery. Individual must Qualifications: Well orga FOR SALE - Boat 15 ft. 1777. t34-4-52-35-c34-tfc Apply in person from 9 am have at least 3 years to 3 pm Monday through EOE. t27-28-45-1tc nized, excellent typing fiberglass, 55 h.p. experience as a machinist Friday at: Morrison skills, computer experi Chrysler motor & trailer, WANTED - Gold and working in a machine shop Orchards, 5 miles north of AUTO MECHANIC ence helpful, phone skills good condition, $750 or diamond wedding sets or environment. We are will Acme on US 31. needed for a repair shop in and enjoys working with B.O. 533-6417. jewelry. B.H. Hobart ing to train serious individ t27-29-45-3tp Bellaire. Send resume to: the public. For a con t27-28-45-1tp Jewelers, 938-1777. P.O. Box 265, Bellaire, Ml uals who are interested. fidential interview, please t/c13-31-tfc 49615. t27-28-45-2tp We offer competitive send a resume and refer FOR SALE - 19 83 PROGRAM ASST. - wages, health and dental ences to: Secretary/ insurance, profit sharing Nisson Pulser, good NEEDED! 2.5 F.I., 4 cyl., Secretary skilled on ACCOUNT EXECU Administrative Assistant, and over-time. Applica condition, $500. 544-6983. G.M. Motor. Must run. Free word processor, copier, TIVE - International P.O. Box 335, Elk Rapids, tions and resumes may be or really, really cheap. 587- typewriter. Call Rev. Ray sales leader offers career Ml 49629. t23-tfc t27-28-45-1tp mailed to: Machinist, c/o Sundell 264-9640, 264- position in your immediate 9656. 2nc Antrim Machine Products, 6392 t27-29-45-2tc area to service estab 16' MFG BOAT, 85 h.p. P.O. Box 379, Mancelona, lished accounts. Full motor, trailer, $1200, very Ml 49659. t/c26-27-44-2tc The benefits including insur good condition. 322-4561. A.F.C. PART TIME THANK YOQ ance, 401K, stock own Torch Bay Inn t/c26-27-44-2to help wanted. Job includes ership and more. Sales Restaurant care for elderly, house LINE COOKS - Apply experience preferred. For and Lodging A NOTE OF THANKS keeping, etc. Call 264- in person, year round an interview please call Mr. WANTED to ail for the flowers, 9731 for application. position. T.J. Charlies of Eastpori Desalvo 347-3925 Tues.- cards, gifts and phone t27-1tp downtown Elk Rapids. Positions now available calls while I was in the Fri., 10-7. Not affiliated t26-2tc WANTED • The TV pro with Best Western. EOE. •Waitpersons duction movie "V-" Starring hospital. Your thought- CABLE PLUS Incorpo •Dishwasher-Kitchen fulness was appreciated. t27-28-45-1tp Jane Badler, Marc Singer rated is now hiring ex TRAVERSE BAY Manu help and Faye Grant. Please Marion Leigh. t27-1tp perienced sales reps to facturing now accepting •Guest room house call to make arrangements cover local territories. We ARE YOU SICK AND applications for employ for copying (587-0801), if TO FRIENDS OF the offer preapproved cus tired of going from one job ment. Apply in person; keeper no answer leave message, Bob Liechti Family. Thank tomer based zoned to another and ending up 8980 Cairn. Hwy., Elk •Cook ask for Sherry. you for the prayers and territories, bonus program, with the same paycheck? Rapids. Mon.'thru Fri. 8-5. Willing to train •r \ t27-28-45-1tp many kind gestures unlimited lead supply. Our We can cure your ail t/c26-44-27-2tp you're motivated! extended to us during the average people are making ment. We offer an excit WANTED - Standing tim loss of our husband and 40K. If you are money Full or part-time. ing opportunity for per HELP WANTED - make ber and logs, premium father. A special thank you motivated, organized and Apply in person. sons willing to work. Set good money in short time prices paid. Fully insured. to the ladies of Sacred can CLOSE you are up and display through to processing cherries July Wednesday-Saturday G.L. Tracey Forest Prod Heart Church who cooked encouraged to reply. Call management with Cleve through early August. from 9 a.m.-2 p.m., 5 ucts (616)369-4158 and worked the luncheon. 1-800-982-3474. land based appliance t27-1tp Many different kinds of p.m.-8 p.m. t27-45-28-1tp t27-28-45-1tp manufacturer. Call Mon jobs. Great Lakes Pack day 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and No Phone Calls, ing, Quarterline Road, Please! Tuesday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Kewadin. Apply now, Come on oat and help us celebrate 943-3163. t27-28-45-1tc Monday through Friday 1-5 US-31, Eastport p.m. t/d 9-37-20-13tc Vc26-44-2tc WANTED fun energetic person to join a fun THE LAMPLIGHT INN in the Farm Market business. energetic cleaning team. has immediate openings PART TIME KENNEL 322-2546. t27-28-45-1tp for waitresses, cock- Assistant: Fri. thru Mon. •*>- We've still got those lucious *• Our own PEAS and little tailers, busers, hostess until end of August. es. Call 544-6443 for an Approximately 24 hours home grown STRAWBERRIES - RED TATERS are ready - also per week. Must have SECRETARY NEEDED interview. t/c26-27-44-2tc but time is getting short for them. SUGAR SNAP PEAS - Full time position for excellent driving record. individual with good people T.L.C. position open also. HELP WANTED-Hair styl skills, computer and typing Call 264-5855. t25-3tc *• 10% OFF all HONEY and * All flats FLOWERS $7.95 flat ist, manicurist, full or part - BUY 2 - GET ONE FREE experience. Must be self- MAPLE SYRUP motivated and well or time, good commission! The ganized. Excellent working Total Look, 533-6236. NOTICES *• CANTALOUPE - *• 20% OFF all Potting Soil conditions, wage scale t/c22,23,40-tfc large 12 size -Just 9^ Top Soil - Cow Manure (ETC) and benefits. Applications LOOK Western Bark - Marble Stone being taken M-F 9-5. Elk Rapids Flea Market is ^- McDonald's Contact Mrs. Ansell at POSITIONS are cur rentty being filled at Grand now open seven days &• Bananas Meadow Brook M.C.F., 9 am to 5 pm 2% MILK $1.99^1. Traverse Resort for the fol (616) 533-8661. M/F/V/H/ c/t26-28-44-2tp * SWEET CORN •. ^ „ ^ Still got 10 lb. bags . EOE. t27-45-29-1tc lowing summer staff po F sitions: VIDALIA ONIONS $5.95 ATTENTION VENDORS in or out of husk 0° $l.jy DIETARY AIDE - Tern porary part time position, 'Culinary Staff - Ruth's Farm and Flea *• WATERMELONS *- PEPSI cans - 12 pk., flexible hours, applications "Drivers Market, C-42 Alba Road, is warm or now open. Lots available. cold, same price! all varieties, Only$2.99 taken M-F 10 a.m.-3 p.m., 'Dispatchers Meadow Brook M.C.F., 'Banquet Setup Call (616) 584-3203. *• BROWN + dep. (616) 533-8661. Contact t/c26-28-44-2lp These and many other FARM *• WATKINS PRODUCTS Judy Petroff, Admin 1 PRICES GOOD istrator M/F/H/V/D EOE. positions are available for HAVE YOU BEEN EGGS 6-30 THRU 7/6 t27-45-29-1tc our busy summer season. canceled or refused auto Rustic Applicants may review all insurance. We can help. WEEKLY LAWN positions and complete Payment plans available. Farm SERVICE seeks respon applications at the Resort's Call Michael, East Jordan sible person for 2-3 days Human Resources office. 544-3331. t/c51-52-1 7-tfc per week. Dedication, Mon-Frl, 8 am-5 pm. Market reliability, and commitment E.O.E. 2-4th JULY Farm Flea 2 miles south of Bellairc to quality work only need Market. Fife Lake Ameri onM-88 • 533-8100 apply. Ideal for active can Legion grounds. Join seasonal resident. 533- WE GLADLY ACCEPT F0QQ STAMPS our ce.le.bra,tion. , 6733. t27-45-29'-1tp c/l26-44-28-2tp 20 - WEDNESDAY, JUNK 2$, 1^94' FOR RENT REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS BUSINESS SENIOR HAVEN wait MANISTEE RIVER SCHULTE - Manufac 4 BEDROOM home on CHOICE ROOFING - TREE AND BRUSH ing list is short. Now taking Completely furnished. Fish tured Home, 2 bedrooms, 2 10 acres 2 3/4 miles from Co. Dependable and rea removal SERVICES avail applications. Low income in your front yard. 2 bed baths. Adult park, Vaca Mancelona. 1920 ft. of car sonable rates. Let Choice able for most of Antrim elderly, handicapped and/ room You'll love it. Only tion Village, Elk Rapids. peted loveliness. A steal Roofing be your only County. Free estimates. or disabled. Equal Housing $115,000 Ask for John 264-8274. t27-29-45-1tp at $64,500. Call John Pe choice. Insured. License Competitive prices. Call Opportunity. Farm Home Pesek at (616) 587-9042 sek at (616) 587-9042 or #2103115830. (616) 587- 331-6780. t/c24-42-26-4tp Administration. Call (616) or Century 21 River Coun JOE'S ANTIQUE ask for John at Century 21 8317. t27-28-45-2tp 258-4250. t/c29-21-38-tfc try (517)348-5474. #3483 SHOP: Selling after 15 River Country 1-800-807- MASONRY t27-45-28-tfc years in Elk Rapids. All 2924. #3445 t27-45-28-tfc MASONRY Basements, crawl- stocked for summer Basements, crawl- spaces, brick, block, FOR RENT - Barbecue business. For information STICK BUILT home, spaces, brick, block, concrete work. in your own backyard, two BUILDING SITE call 264-9976 or 264-5199. 1,300 sq. ft. ranch, three concrete work. Ron Hudson bedrooms, big yard, LeGrande Valley Sub. t27-29-45-2tc bedroom, two bathroom, Ron Hudson 587-9813 Bellaire schools, $450 per Convenient to Kalkaska, full basement, two car 587-9813 Licensed - Insured month, $600 deposit. paved road. (616) 258- garage on your lot, EAGLE LAKE private Licensed - Insured t/d 4-32-16-tfc References. 533-5207. 9452 evenings. $69,000. Call Kevin T. access 1/4 mile, natural t/d 4-32-16-tfc 127-28-45-1 tp t/c24-42-25-4tp Heard (616) 547-1526 gas furnace new 1993, 3 Coldwell Banker Schmidt bedroom, many extras. SAND, GRAVEL, fill, WHIRLPOOL APPLI Realtors. t27-45-29-1tc ANTRIM DELLS guest ATTRACTIVE COT $59,900. Call John Pesek sized stone, road gravel. ANCES Sales and house on the golf course is TAGE Service & at (616) 587-9042 or ask Picked up or delivered. service. Cal's Service, Elk Landscape business. 55 Rapids. 264-8326. tfc available for renting week for John at Century 21 100' ON STARVATION Wanigan Corporation, cottages, 40 docks, 50 ly or weekends. Complete River Country 1-800-807- LAKE, paved road, glori 264-8148. t22-tfc yard accounts, 35 ly furnished for seven or 2924. #3433 t27-45-28-tfc ous sunsets, 3 acres, 4 snowplowing, 8 home EXPERT CLOCK more persons. Cost and bedrooms, garage. Only RUSTIC CONSTRUC cleaning-etc. Business Repair, all types of clock. reservations call (616) $126,000. Call John Pesek TION and Carpentry - for sale, extreme growth KEWADIN - 4 BED B.H. Hobart Jewelers, 938- 599-2404. at (616) 587-9042 or ask Custom Framing and Finish potential! All equipment ROOM, 3 acres, Elk 1777. t/d 3-31-tfc t/c25-43-2lp,26-" for John at Century 21 Work. Kitchen and Bath included. $80,000. L/C Rapids Schools. Asking River Country 1-800-807- Remodeling - All Home possible. Call Jim Cook, $89,000. 264-8467. 2924. #3441 t27-45-28-tfc Maintenance. Doors, Win DRIVEWAY REPAIR, FOR RENT Mancelona Prudential Properties t27-29-45-3tp dows Replaced. Prompt small landscaping jobs, studio apartment, fur North, Inc. today! (616) nished, all utilities, $75 per Free Estimates cheerfully painting and odd jobs. Call 947-1900 or (616) 264- ALBA - LARGE 3 bed week; sleeping room, $50 EAST JORDAN 10 acre given. Licensed and Bob, (616)331-6825. 6108. t27-45-28-1tc room home with 2 extra per week. 587-8572. wooded parcels secluded insured. (616)544-5103. t/c25-43-27-4tp lots. $24,900. Call John t27-45-29-1tp on rolling terrain. Call t/c26-44-28-2tp LOVELY 3 BEDROOM Pesek at (616) 587-9042 Kevin T.Heard (616)547- SELF-EMPLOYED? or ask for John at Century 1 BEDROOM upstairs mobile on 5/8 acre with 1526 Coldwell Schmidt ROOFING ONE - Fix Call today for information 21 River Country 1-800- Realtors. t27-45-29-1tc on the National Associ apartment, $290/mo., paved pole barn. Forest your roof and beautify 807-2924 #3485 ation for the Self-Employ- $200 sec. dep., no pets, Area schools. Only your home with a variety t27-45-28-tfc ed. 120 benefits exclu references required. 587- $23,900. Call John Pesek BACK ON MARKET 3 of colors & styles. We do at (616) 587-9042 or ask sively for you, including 5418. t27-45-29-1tp bed., 2 bath house chalet ft right. 587-5676 insured. for John at Century 21 Group Health Insurance. ATTENTION OR style, US 131 near Alba, 2 t27-28-45-3tp River Country 1-800-807- Art Schmidt Jr., 1-800- VILLAGE APART CHARD BUYERS! car garage, family rm., 2924. #3417 t27-45-28-tfc 362-8302. MENTS in Bellaire now 1000ft on US-31, with $36,000; $3600 dn. L/C, LEE ELECTRIC - t/c24-42-26-12tp taking applications for over 70 acres of sweet $335 a mo., 11% for 20 yr. residential, commercial, one, two and three bed cherries & apple. Garden Realtor part owner, 938- industrial, machine tool. 10 ACRE PARCELS room apartments starting areas & outbuildings, 1307. t27-45-29-1tp Licensed master electri Wheeler Lake Road. Kal LOST at $296, heat and water country viewsl $182,000. cian. 587-9713 or 322- kaska County. Near 131. included. Immediate two Call Jim Cook @ BEAUTIFUL 3 BR. 6096. t/c20-21-38-tfc bedroom openings. Handi L/C terms (616) 258-9452 Prudential Properties home, Cedar Meadows LOST: STERLING evenings. t/c24-42-25-4tp Silver Dolphin bracelet by cap accessible. (FmHA) North, Inc., for complete area, Bellaire Lake GRETEL'S OUTDOOR Call (616) 533-6775 or package. (616) 947-1900 privileges. 533-6790. Village Market parking lot. MAINTENANCE AND Please Call 264-8966. (517) 484-5881. Equal or 616-264-6108. t27-45-29-1tp TREE STUMP RE 1/2 MILE FROM BEAR t27-1tp Housing Opportunity. t27-45-28-1tc LAKE ACCESS - Rustic MOVAL: Dock and boat t/d 6-34-18-tfc cabin, running water but TWO BEDROOM, 1400 hoist installation and bath with a path, $13,000. SELLING YOUR sq. ft., 10 wooded acres, removal. Wood splitter for FREE Call John Pesek at (616) HOME? Ask for John Pe less than 2 miles from rent. Free estimates. Call FOR RENT - One bed 264-9568. t20-tfc 587-9042 or ask for John sek, Century 21 River Mancelona. Many extras. FREE TO GOOD room, partly furnished. Call at Century 21 River Coun Country 1-800-807-2924 $69,900. Extra acreage HOME: 2 female lop Shamrock Realty and ask try 1-800-807-2924. for a no-cost, no obligation available. Call John Pesek SAUNA & HEATER for eared bunnies with cage. for Mark (616) 258-9343. #3418 t27-45-28-tfc evaluation. Pesek is moti at (616) 587-9042 or ask sale. To be taken out. Best 264-9658. t27-1tp t27-45-29-tfc vated. Or ask for John at for John at Century 21 offer over $600. Call 258- (616)587-9042. River Country 1-800-807- 3514 or 377-7225. 21 ACRES 3 miles west ONE & TWO bedroom t27-45-28-tfc 2924. #344 t27-45-28-tfc 123-41 -45-25-tfc NOTICES apartments and mobiles in of Kalkaska off M-72. Rapid City area. Call Hardwoods, surveyed, L/C PRESTO PIANO - FOR SALE: 2 mobile collect (616) 947-6321 or terms (616) 258-9452 eve Tuning, any piano, $35. SVANDA homes with 3 car garage BUSINESS 947-6381. t27-45-28-4tp nings. t/c24-42-25-4ip Call Lee Malone 377-7084. Endorsed by on Lund Road in Southern **t21-39-43-22-tfc Right to Life Ml PERFECT RETIRE Kalkaska County. (517) TIRED OF HAVING Vote Aug. 2nd 386-3182. t27-45-28-4tp FOR RENT OR For Sale MENT home: 2 bedroom. your fine ride hacked up by pd.pol.adv. FROZEN or PLUGGED - Store, Bellaire. 533-8252 5 miles NE of Mancelona. so-called "mechanics" t27-45-29-1tp (even at the dealership)? plumbing & sewer drains or 544-6003. 10 wooded acres, paved COMMERCIAL 12 TIRED of wasting those cleaned by jet pressured t/d 9-37-21-tfc circular driveway. Large acres on 1-75 northbound auto repair bucks on system. Cunningham- BAKE SALE - Sat., July pond, pole barn, heated at business route, Grayling. ineffective improper re Kalkaska Concrete (616) 2, 9 a.m. In'front of Centrai LOG SPLITTER for rent. tached garage. $79,900. Splendid opportunity only pairs? Have it done 258-9456. t/c8-26-10-tfc Food Center, Central Lake. $30 per day. 587-9656 tfc Call John Pesek at (616) $53,333.32. Call John Pe PROPERLY and save. Centrai Lake Woman's 587-9042 or ask for John sek at (616) 587-9042 or College trained. Factory Club. t27-1tp at Century 21 River Coun ask for John at Century 21 WOW!! Your roof or FOR RENT - 3000 P.S.I, trained. LAKES, the most try 1-800-807-2924 River Country 1-800-807- windows maybe FREE power washer, $50 for 24 for your hard earned TOUCHDOWN CLUB #3453 t27-45-28-tfc 2924. #3428 t27-45-28-tfc handicapped, seniors, low hours. Carpet Barn, 544- money. 544-6531. Organizational Meeting income. Jim-n-l Builders, 6086. c25-tfc for Football Booster Club- BUSINESS FOR t27-45-1tp 536-7973. c24-25-tfc Thurs., June 30, 7 p.m. at SALE: Northland Plaza, LAMOREAUX DRIVE the Harbor "Gazebo". Call Kalkaska. Call evenings BUILDING LOT with PRESTO PIANO PINES APARTMENTS Coach Bauer, 943-8346 (616)258-9450. sewer, water, natural gas, Tuning, any piano, $35. WRIGHT'S MARINE - One & two bedrooms, or Kay Nelson 264-9600 t/c25-43-264tp cable $18,000 call Joann Call Lee Malone 377-7084. SERVICE - BIG BIG BIG $275 per month, refrig Mayer at REO 264-5611 or **t21-39-43-22-tfc SALE. Boat hoists new for questions or to erator and range included. 264-5076. t27-1tc and used. All sizes volunteer. 127-ttp Central Lake, 544-2001. THREE BEDROOM BRUCE LIGHTS certi available. Dock and hoist d 9-tfc 105' on Crawford Lake. fied small engine repairs. SVANDA SIX MILE LAKE - Don't sales in and out. 264-9696 Only $79,499. Two full Boat motors, chamsaws, 1 st Choice simmer this summer! We or 331-6692. baths, large closets, lawnmowers, rototillers, for 1st District have a cute 2 bedroom t/c21-39-23-7tc 24x36 drive through paved weed whips, snowmo Vote Aug. 2nd REAL ESTATE cottage with clean beach garage, 52' steel boat biles, etc. We do house area, solid open porch and URETHANE SPRAY SVANDA dock. Call John Pesek at calls. (616) 258-8861. FOR SALE - 2-3 bed Michigan basement make foam insulation. Urethane pd.pol.adv. (616) 587-9042 or ask for t27-45-28-1tp room home, full basement, this a delightful place to roofing systems. Elasto- 127-45-29-1 tp John at Century 21 River 2 car garage, Anderson relax this summer! Call maric roof coatings for Country 1-800-807-2924. windows, paved drive, nice Kevin T. Heard 547-1526 metal buildings. Call now: LADIES VFW AUX. is #3422 t27-45-28-tfc DECKS having a Yard & Bake Sale barn, on 10 acres. 3 miles Coldwell Banker Schmidt. Northern Spray Foam, south of Mancelona. t27-45-29-1tc BUILT & REPAIRED office: (616) 322-210o'; July 2 at the VFW Hall in $59,000. (616) 587-8972. SIX MILES northeast • Now Decks our design or yours home: (616)258-3414. Central Lake from 9am- S8 00per sq. It. 3pm. Anyone interested in t27-28-45-1tp of Traverse! Shared East N. BLUE LAKE AC (mosl Installations) Installed t/c24-42-26-4tp Bay, 1500+ sq. ft. of CESS year round home, 3 • Upgrade your existing deck with renting a table for $10 seats, rails, tables, planters, etc. contact Shirley Evans ALDEN AREA $79,900. family living with 3 BR/1.5 bedroom, gazebo, heated ROY WILKES Excavat baths, new family room in garage, economical pulse • Dock Repairs - Flooring. 544-6277, Kathy Monroe 2 bedroom on 10 wooded beams sic. replaced ing, Inc. - Septic tanks, full basmt. 2-car attached 544-6128. t27-28-45-1tp acres. Just beautiful. Call boiler, plus many extras • PROMPT ESTIMATES • basements, bulldozing, John Pesek at (616) 587- garage & wonderfully $74,300. Call John Pesek CHEERFULLY GIVEN hauling, land clearing, AT NO CHARGE! SWISS STEAK DIN 9042 or ask for John at kept & updated. Call Jim at (616) 587-9042 or ask gravel-top soil, fill dirt. CTF CORP SPECIALTIES NER, Central Lake Meth Century 21 River Country Cook, Realtor (616) 947- for John at Century 21 4316 Doerr Road. Mance odist Church, Saturday, 1-800-807-2924. #3484 1900 or (616) 264-6108. River Country 1-800-807- (616)544-5103 lona. 587-8121. July 2. Serving from 5:30. t27-45-28-tfc $129,900. t27-45-28-1tC 2924. #3419 t27-45-28-tfc Llcenwdt Insured.. ^.,,- - t/c18-19-36-tfc t27-28-45-1tp WEDNESDAY,jyNli'29, 1994- $} WE'RE THE FOR YOU! For personal or business 5 convenient offices to serve you printing needs, Bellaire 206 N. Bridge St. 533-8523 Central Lake 2461 Main St. 544-2345 when quality counts, count on us! Elk Rapids 139 River St. 264-9711 Kalkaska 318 N. Cedar St. 258-4600 TORCH Mancelona I 12 E. State 587-8471 We're glad to pick up and printing deliver for business customers 22 - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1994 CITY OF EAST JORDAN BIDS Public Notices PUBLIC NOTICE Torch Lake Township will receive sealed bids City of East Jordan Senior Citizens, Paraple on general exterior renovation of the Township gics, Quadriplegics, Eligible Servicemen, Eligible Hall - US31 - Eastport. Veterans, Eligible Widows and Blind Persons: Bids to include, but not limited to, power wash TORCH LAKE TOWNSHIP If, during 1993, your total household income ing, masonry, painting, carpentry, eavestroughs, shutters and gas line relocation. Certificates of REGULAR MEETING was $25,000.00 or less you may defer your pay JUNE 14, 1994-7:30 P.M. ment of your Summer 1994 Homestead Property insurance must be provided. Appointments may TOWNSHIP HALL - EASTPORT Taxes, without penalties or interest until February be made by calling 599-2036 for on site informa Present: Schmidt, Cowell, Smedley, Hubbell, Dawson. Audi 15, 1995. tion. ence: 18. Torch Lake Township reserves the right to 1. Meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. and pledge given to YOU M UST FILE A NOTICE OF INTENT WITH flag. THE CITY TREASURERS OFFICE BEFORE accept or refuse any or all bids to be received until 2. Minutes of May 10 Regular Meeting and June 3 Special SEPTEMBER 15, 1994. 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, July 12th at which time all Meeting were approved and filed for audit. Forms and assistance are available at the Clerk/ bids will be opened and publicly read. Mark 3. May Check #8716 to assessor for $1250.00; Township envelope "Sealed Bid". Submit or mail to: Torch Checks 8717-8751 totaling $11537.97 and Fire District Checks Treasurer's Office, 201 Main Street, P.O. Box #2570-1583 totaling $4781.17 were approved and filed tor audit. 499, East Jordan, Ml 49727. Lake Township Board, P.O. Box 477, Eastport, 4. Zoning Administrator has issued 5 permits and 2 sign permits CITY OF EAST JORDAN Ml 49627. since last meeting. The March report was included on the report Kathy O'Rear, City Clerk c27-1tc C/t26-44-2tc submitted from 2/9-4/12 and note stating it was in this month's report was a comment left on computer in error. Fire District has had 2 runs and 1 car accident; 1 fireman is attending arson school; other firemen are taking extrication train ing; 2 firemen have left the department (Ken Kamp and Marc Anderson) due to pressures from their business. We thank them for MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY their volunteer service and hope they are able to return in the future. Cable TV has been delayed due to waiting for triple cable. GAS FRANCHISE ORDINANCE Hopefully a test will be made in the Township hall on June 24th. ". Annual Meeting Advisory Resolutions were discussed. When the Road and Access Advisory Comm. meets in the future they will ORDINANCE NO. 150 attempt to do so an hour before the Township Board Meeting. They AN ORDINANCE, granting to MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY, its successors and are not required to meet requirements of the Open Meetings. Act. assigns, the right, power, and authority to lay, maintain, and operate gas mains, pipes and services They are working on a priority list for roadwork and will receive a recommended list from the Antrim County Road Comm. on, along, across and under the highways, streets, alleys, bridges and other public places, and to do No member of the Board is in favor of removing Zoning Admin a local gas business in the CITY OF EAST JORDAN, CHARLEVOIX COUNTY, MICHIGAN for a istrator. An improved job description is being worked on by J. period of twenty years. Hubbell. J. Norris stated he felt Z.A. should attend all meetings at THE CITY OF EAST JORDAN ORDAINS: which zoning matters are discussed and P. Cutting requested this be noted in job description. Section 1 Grant of Gas Franchise and Consent to Laying of Pipes. Etc. Subject to all the terms and Resolution Z.A. job be filled with a non-attorney persons was conditions mentioned in this ordinance, consent is hereby given to Michigan Consolidated Gas Company, defeated at the Annual Meeting so it was not discussed further. a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Michigan (the "Company"), and to its successors Advisory Resolution Township cannot buy, lease or accept a gift and assigns, to lay, maintain, operate, and use gas pipes, mains, conductors, service pipes, and other of property without voter approval - P.A. 16 does cover the purchase of property. Board feels if a gift is feasible they should necessary equipment in the highways, streets, alleys, and other public places in the City of East Jordan, take advantage of it. Charlevoix County, Michigan, and a franchise is hereby granted to the Company, its successors and Adv. Res. re soliciting competitive bids for legal service was assigns, to transact local business in said City of East Jordan for the purposes of conveying gas into and discussed. Use of attorneys has increased due to complex prob through and supplying and selling gas in said City of East Jordan and all other matters incidental thereto. lems which has precipitated increase in legal bills which would occur no matter who was doing work. The Board is satisfied with the Section 2. Gas Service and Extension of System. If the provisions and conditions herein contained firm handling legal work at this time. are accepted by the company, as in Section 6 hereof provided, then the Company shall furnish gas to 6. Letter from Jack Mayer about DNR and boat launch site applicants residing therein in accordance with applicable laws, rules and regulations; and provided further discussed under public comments. i 7. a) MTA Legislature Conference on Mackinac Island - 8/17 & that such initial installation and any extensions shall be subject to the Main Extension provisions, the Area 18. Expansion Program provisions (if and where applicable), and other applicable provisions now or from time b) MTA Summer Township Officials Institute in Marquette - July to time hereafter contained in the Company's Rules and Regulations for Gas Service as filed with the 19 & 21. Michigan Public Service Commission or successor agency having similar jurisdiction. 8. Legal update: Section 3. Use of Streets and other Public Places. The Company, its successors and assigns, shall C. Allarding - complaint signed. Brayton - tabled for more information. not unnecessarily obstruct the passage of any of the highways, streets, alleys, orother public places within DeCaire - complaint to be signed. said City of East Jordan and shall within a reasonable time after making an opening or excavation, repair Kruger Rd. - awaiting survey from Road Comm. the same and leave it in as good condition as before the opening or excavation was made. The Company, Powers - summons to be served. its successors and assigns, shall use due care in exercising the privileges herein contained and shall be Rauch - will sign original agreement. Tomlinson/Torch Tip - no decision as yet. liable to said City of East Jordan for all damages and costs which may be recovered against the City of Tomlinson/Waun - show cause filed with court but final East Jordan arising from the default, carelessness, or negligence of the company or its officers, agents, copy not received. and servants. 9.1. Foerster gave a presentation on improving appearance of No road, street, alley, or highway shall be opened for the laying of trunk lines or lateral mains except upon Township Hall which was very impressive. Motion by Cowell, supported by Hubbell, publication for bids to do this work - not to application to the Highway Commissioner or the City of East Jordan or other authority having jurisdiction exceed $3000, be placed in papers. Carried. He reported UTLA will in the premises, stating the nature of the proposed work and the route. Upon receipt of such application, do some beautification work with regard to shrubbery - flower it shall be the duty of the Highway Commissioners or the City Commission, or such other authority as may boxes, etc. have jurisdiction, to issue a permit to the company to do the work proposed. 10. Fee schedule held over for more information. 11. Motion by Schmidt, supported by Cowell, Torch Lake Town Section 4. Standards and Conditions of Service: Rules. Regulations and Rates. The Company is ship sponsor Firemen's Field Day and Reg Bird be Chairman for the now under the jurisdiction of the Michigan Public Service Commission to the extent provided by statute, event. Carried. Request was made if we have the event next year, and the rates to be charged for gas, and the standards and conditions of service and operation hereunder, to pick a date other than between the 3-6th of August. shall be the same as set forth in the company's schedule of rules, regulations, and rates as applicable in 12. Motion by Schmidt, supported by Hubbell the amendment to Section 22.028 of the Township Zoning Ordinance "Violation and the several cities, villages, and townships in which the Company is now rendering gas service, or as shall Penalty" be approved. Carried by unanimous roll call vote. Schmidt, hereafter be validly prescribed for the City of East Jordan under the orders, rules, and regulations of the Cowell, Smedley, Hubbell, Dawson - Ayes. Nays - 0. Michigan Public Service Commission or other authority having jurisdiction in the premises. Motion by Schmidt, supported by Hubbell, the rezoning from Section 5. Successors and Assigns. The words "Michigan Consolidated Gas Company" and "the Timber Reserve to PRD of 40 acres located in Sec. 3 and bounded by Golden Beach Dr. on the West and Creswell Road on the South, Company", wherever used herein, are intended and shall be held and construed to mean and include both owned by McLachlan Orchards, be approved. Carried by unani Michigan Consolidated Gas Company and its successors and assigns, whether so expressed or not. mous roll call vote. Schmidt, Cowell, Smedley, Hubbell, Dawson - Section 6. Effective Date: Term of Franchise ordinance: Acceptance hy Company. This nrriinanr.fi Ayes. Nays - 0. shall take effect twenty (20) days following the date of publication thereof, which publication shall be made 13. Comprehensive Development Plan acceptance tabled until next month. within one (1) week after the date of its adoption, and shall continue in effect for a period of twenty (20) 14. P. Lundy lot split request withdrawn. years thereafter, subject to revocation at the will of the City of East Jordan at any time during said twenty 15. Board needs more information from A-Ga-Ming for resolu (20) year period; provided, however, that when this ordinance shall become effective the City Clerk shall tion re sewer and water supply. deliver to the Company a certified copy of the ordinance accompanied by written evidence of publication 16. Clerk reported the Minolta Copier has been ordered Motion by Hubbell, supported by Smedley we purchase service contract at and recording thereof as required by law, and the Company shall, sixty (60) days after receiving the above this time. Carried. mentioned documents, file with the City Clerk its written acceptance of the conditions and provisions Treasurer reported Farm Land exemption forms are available hereof. Supervisor requested Board's support with his decision that no zoning permit be issued if a special use permit has been granted Section 7. Effect and Interpretation of Ordinance. All ordinances and resolutions, and parts thereof, but the request first be referred to the Planning Comm. so the site which conflict with any of the terms of this ordinance are hereby rescinded. In the case of conflict between plan can be revised and approved this ordinance and any such ordinances or resolutions, this ordinance shall control. The catch line He also requested support that a zoning permit not be issued to headings which precede each Section of this ordinance are for convenience in reference only and shall expand multiple cabins until a variance is secured from the Plan not be taken into consideration in the construction or interpretation of any of the provisions of this ning commission. Board felt Zoning Ordinance covered this issued but agreed to support both decisions. ordinance. 17. Jack Mayer discussed a letter he wrote to the Board Ayes: Sineway, Etcher, Chappuies, Gee, Sweet & Mayor Peck regarting the tentative purchase of property on W. Torch Lake Dr. Nays: None near McLachlan Road for a 40 car parking lot/boat launch site by Date Passed: June 21, 1994 the DNR. He also presented the Board with a petition having 100 signatures opposing this project. Township Board will review this Attested, by Order of the City of East Jordan matter. Kathy O'Rear, Clerk Meeting adjourned at 10:35 pm Russell A. Peck, Mayor Elya Cowell, Clerk c27-1tc • PuttitWi Toreh/ACN/TownMeeting6/29/94 ***^*m^^**m (WKDNHSDAYItjyNE29, 1.9JM 23 New school building? continued from front NOTICE pals, curriculum director Anne Dingman and repre sentatives of the Traverse City architectural firm LAST DAY TO REGISTER GBKB will all serve in ad hoc capacity. NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION OF THE ELECTORS The committee is expected to complete the deci OF ALL TOWNSHIP sion-making process by the end of September. ANTRIM COUNTY, MICHIGAN All electors are hereby given notice that a Primary Election will be held in AIITownships Avoid eye injuries of Antrim County, Michigan as listed below on Tuesday, August 2, 1994 Electors who wish to vote in the Primary Election must be registered to vote no laterthan 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, July 5, 1994. To register, visit yourTownship Clerk's office any from fireworks Secretary of State branch office, or the County Clerk's office. The American Academy of Ophthalmology encour ages everyone to leave the handling and detonating of Electors who wish to register with the County Clerk or Township Clerk are advised to fireworks to professionals at public fireworks displays. call ahead for office hours. "There are three main types of eye injuries caused by fireworks: burns to the eye or eyelid, bruising and actual penetration of the eye," explained George Blankenship, Donna Heeres, Banks Township Clerk 588-7741 MD, professor and chair of the department of ophthal Lois Goltz, Central Lake Township Clerk 544-6687 mology at Penn State University. Nancy Shepard, Chestonia Township Clerk 584-2142 Bottle rockets are responsible for 82 percent of fire Susan Homan, Custer Township Clerk 587-9663 works injuries: smaller rockets travel from 35 to75 mph, Shirley Folsom, Echo Township Clerk 544-6244 while larger rockets reach speeds of up to 200 mph. They Mary Pozolo, Elk Rapids Township Clerk 264-9333 fly erratically, explaining the high incidence of by Marcella Wildman, Forest Home Township Clerk 533-8112 stander injuries. The bottles and cans used to launch them often explode, showering fragments of glass and G. William Cheney, Helena Township Clerk 331-4643 metal. Even those fireworksperceive d as safe can cause Leona Stanek, Jordan Township Clerk 582-9881 painful eye injuries. Sparklers, which are often held by Audrey Glander, Kearney Township Clerk 533-8519 young children, burn at 1800 degrees Fahrenheit, nearly Margaret Chapman, Mancelona Township Clerk 587-8651 hot enough to melt gold. Merris Fox, Milton Township Clerk 264-6612 With at least 70 percent of fireworks injuries occuring Marily Rypkowski, Star Township Clerk 584-2649 to bystanders, everyone is at risk when amateurs handle Elva Cowell, Torch Lake Township Clerk 599-2036 fireworks. The Academy recommends that everyone handling Peggy Nowak, Warner Township Clerk 546-3650 fireworks observe these basic safety guidelines: Laura Sexton, Antrim County Clerk 533-6353 • Use only legal devices. Legal fireworks are printed c/t26-44-2tc with the manufacturer's name, address and a cautionary label. A fireworklackin g this information is very likely to be illegal. Never attempt to make your own fireworks. • Never allow children to handle explosive fireworks. • Always wear glasses or safety goggles when lighting fireworks. Spectators at backyard fireworks displays We keep should also consider wearing protective eye wear. • If an injury does occur, do not press, rub or touch the eye; seek immediate care at a hospital emergency room. an eye Have a safe, fun Fourth! on area events . TORCH LAKE TOWNSHIP ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS EAST JORDAN ^ The Torch Lake Township Board adopted the Journal following changes to the Zoning Ordinance at VOL.2 NO. 32 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2,1994 EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN theirmeetingof June 14,1994 which will become effective July 15, 1994. Section 22.02B - Violations and Penalty was approved to read as follows (new wording adopted Now appearing on newsstands is underlined): "Any person, firm or corporation who violates, disobeys, omits, neglects or re in the East Jordan area a fuses to comply with or who resists enforcement of any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be finprl pof more thanfive hundred dollars f$5Q0.00) newspaper for East Jordan! or imprisoned not more than thirty (30) davs. or both, such fine and imprisonment at the discre tion of the Court, togetherwith court costs. Every Too busy to stop? Buy your copy at these locations: day that violation is permitted to exist shall consti * Arnold's Bait & Tackle Then you need the East Jordan Journal tute a separate offense." * Carey's Corner Forty acres located in Section 3 and bounded subscription mailed right to your * East Jordan Senior Citizen Center by Golden Beach Drive on the west and Creswell home! Just Road on the south owned by McLachlan Or $17 * E.J. Shoppe chards was approved for rezoning from Timber * E-Z Mart Reserve to Planned Residential Development Name * Glen's Market (PRD). -» Jordan Valley Pharmacy A copy of these changes is available at the Address * Marathon Station Township Hall for inspection from 9:30 a.m. to * Rite-Aid Pharmacy 12:00 noon Monday thru Wednesday. Zip. Doris Leech, For the convenience of home delivery, simply mail this Deputy Clerk form with payment to: Questions? Classifieds? Published 6/29/94 Torch/ACN/Town Meeting Up North Publications. P.O. Box 337, Bellaire, Ml 4961 5 Gall 536-0044 24 - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 15W - EAST JORDAN JOURNAL 'Liquor' settles village dust - and saves money BYMARYFREY 1994. ing process. This property allows lignin to absorb Editorial Director "It washes off easy and it's about as close to DNR- onto soils and clays and form cohesive bonds. approved as you can get these days," he stated, noting That interaction is very different from what hap CENTRAL LAKE- Switching to a different prod the product has already been applied in Thurston pens with calcium chloride, another popular dust- uct may change dust control practices in the village - Park. suppressant that is loosely concentrated on road sur and save hundreds of dollars in the process. Although initial application costs for Lignin Liquor faces, from which it is easily blown, Way noted. The substance - a pulp wood by-product known as are higher ($900 as opposed to $736 for salt brine), "We've tried more exotic products, but we justkeep Lignin Liquor- has been widely used in Sweden and there should be no need for a second and third appli coming back to this one," he said. California for more than 30 years. Some northwest cation, as required last year with the brine, Donaldson Michigan communities - Ellsworth, East Jordan and said. Boyne City among them - have been among the more According to Scott Way, president of Northern Charlevoix woman recent converts to the water-soluble dust suppressant. Michigan Dust Control, one advantage of the liquor is DPW Superintendent Ron Donaldson told village its continued effectiveness, even in dry weather. officials at their June 13 meeting that Central Lake Another plus is the binding nature of lignin, which dies in auto crash has joined those ranks on an experimental basis for is separated from wood fibers during the paper-mak- A Charlevoix woman died June 21 in a one-car accident on Marion Center Road, a half-mile north of Atwood Road in Banks Township. Boat accident victim still recovering Leslie Powers, 26, was traveling southbound on the The injuries an Indian River man suffered in a Since then, they have added marine patrol supervi road when she lost control on a curve, crossing the boating accident on Torch Lake last year are still sor Jerry Klooster to the suit. Antrim County Sheriff center line and rolling the vehicle. She was pro serious enough to keephim off the job, according to his Dale Roggenbeck said Klooster resigned some time nounced dead at the scene from injuries sustained in parents Henry and Frances Holser of Central Lake. after the accident for unrelated reasons. the accident. The June 10 incident which left James Holser, 38, Roggenbeck said McCartney is no longer employed Assisting the Antrim County Sheriff Department at with broken bones in his leg and pelvis happened by the department, but no changes in hiring or training the scene were the Charlevoix County Sheriff Depart when Antrim County Sheriff Department marine practices have been instituted since the accident. ment, Banks Township Rescue Squad and East Jor deputy Scott McCartney struck the slowly-trolling Marine officers must be 18 or older and be able to dan Ambulance. boat with the faster-moving patrol boat. swim and perform CPR. Powers was not wearing a seatbelt at the time of the Henry said a long pin inserted in James' hip and leg New officers must attend the beginners marine crash. The Antrim County Sheriff Department is still was removed March 21, but he is not expected to school class in June, while administrative personnel investigating the accident. return to his job at the Indian River Department of are sent to an advanced class held in May. The classes Natural Resources office for at least six months. are administered by the state. Henry said his son's left leg is a half-inch shorter than Roggenbeck said McCartney completed the begin the right, and he has a limp. ners class in 1992. Henry believes that if and when James goes back to "I don't quite understand how they can stick some work, he may not be able to return to his physically one behind the wheel of a boat with less than 50 hours demanding duties as a firefighter for the DNR. Mean boating experience, and expect them to enforce the while, a lawsuit filed last year in Antrim County boating regulations," stated James. "I think the sheriff Circuit Court is continuing. department may want to take another look. "The county claimed governmental immunity, so "I was extremely active, but now I'm restricted. Judge Tom Power dismissed the county's part of it," Doctors say I'll get some of it back, but I won't ever he stated. The Holsers are appealing that decision. be back where I was." We Wish Everyone A Safe & Happy 4th of July Cherry Fest 1/ITeVe Back! NEW LISTINGS highlights Coldwell Banker is happy to say... The 1994 National Cherry Festival opens We will he reopening our Sat., July 2, in Traverse Central Lake office on July 1, 1994 City with an air show by , the Navy Blue Angels. Stop by to say hello. Other events of interest CL521 VILLAGE HOMECLOSEto stores, etc. Large Coldwell Banker All Seasons Staff kitchen w/lots of cupboards, good flooring & carpet during the eight-day ing, detached garage, partially fenced yard, plus patio 1 Central in backyard. Shows nicely. $46,900 event include: Lake • Sunday - Arts and 544-5015 i Crafts Fair and concert BANKER • BK-55 VINTAGE by Traverse Symphony Bellaire FISHING COTTAGE 533-6114 on 165 ft. of Wilson Orchestra. ALL SEASONS REALTY <-» Lake. Seasonal use, • Monday - cherry pie butcould be upgraded for year round enjoy eating contest and rock ,._K:.|^- .ii/f-iri. ..li'-vi;-.,.^!.-^ ment. Quaint, cozy, concert. t^> rustic. A great buy!! I • Tuesday - Heritage Can you pick out the "famous" mothei^daughter real estate duo? $49,900 Day with bed race, ice cream social and Heri A B ,J^L \ VACANT ACREAGE tage Parade at 7 p.m. CL-387 GREAT HUNTING 15 acre parcel that is secluded • Wednesday - Spe yet close to town. Includes trailer for get-away sleeping cial Kids Day with bike space and camping. Meadows, flowers and quiet make this a prime spot $7,900 rodeo and teen dance. J^M' ^fc! f I • Thursday-Kids Day il CL 501 LARGE PARCEL IN the Village of Central Lake Several bldg sites-private some wet area Perfect spot for with Junior Royale Pa- someone who wants to be in town & still feel like country •