OUR WEATHER TOPPINGS 77)« faiif of '99 continued its cool and doudy passage into mid-October, with temperatures averaging a good 10 degrees below normal. Highs were in ^ ^OFVOURCHOKE the low 50s most days, with nighttime temperatures falling into the 30s. Q Long-range forecasts are calling for more of the same, with little sunshine flW* CRAZY BREAD® and mote precipitation expected. Although past their peak, fall colors are 4 gg^mmmmm. ^^j^ APIECE ORDER still dazzling, especially when the occasional ray of sunshine breaks through. IltU6 East Jordan • Charlevoix raoearc »6-3600 547-4015 VflP»

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Crop walk a success

BY DEB SA YGERS HOBBS Contributing Writer

Despite unseasonably cool weather, 43 walkers from East Jordan joined those walking from Boyne City and Charlevoix to celebrate completing this year's CROP Walk for Hunger, Oct. 2. Hungry walkers enjoyed a picnic at the Ironton Congregational Church, provided by Glens of East Jordan, Careys Market and apples from Rosenthals Orchard. All me walkers converged at Ironton after starting in their respective towns. East Jordan walkers began at Elm Pointe. Mary Glenna Malpass, the East Jordan chairperson for the walk, said walkers were sponsored with pledges they gathered. The goal this year was to raise $7,000 county-wide. Although the final tally has not yet been released, SsllTIOn Tun? Photo by Deb Saygers Hobbs Malpass thought the goal would probably be achieved. We don't know how many were successful, but something definitely prompted these anglers One walker from East Jordan, Nancy LaCroix, to line the docks of the East Jordan Marina in search of salmon last week. accomplished the six-mile walk on board a wheel• chair. And with $700 worth of sponsorships, Malpass guessed that LaCroix would be the top fund-raiser this Photo by Deb Saygers Hobbs year. "Nancy went into training for this," said Malpass. continued on back Hunters' delight Sizing up the possibilities of a bow displayed at the Oct. 9-10 Jordan River Drug arrest in Sportsmens Club Gun Show is Jesse Harrold of East Jordan Petoskey. The two-day annual event attracts sport On Oct. 14, officers from the Antrim County Sher• lovers of all ages with dis• iff Department, the Michigan State Police (Gaylord plays of everything for the post) TNT (the Traverse City Narcotics Team), and well-equipped hunter. the Straits Area Narcotics Team arrested an East Jordan man and confiscated various controlled sub• stances at a trailer on Skinkle Road in Echo Town• ship. ' Arrested without incident was Nick Potter, 30. The Hunters report: No ducks today! officers confiscated about one pound of marijuana, seven grams of cocaine, approximately $1,000 in Three experienced duck hunters from Ellsworth Other than bruised feet, bruised egos and red faces cash, two long guns and drug paraphernalia. nearly met with disaster Oct 9, on Toad Lake. from embarrassment they came through the ordeal in Potter is being held at the Antrim County Jail with The men were thrown into the icy water when their fair condition. But if you see three men coughing and a bond of $50,000 at 10 percent cash or surety. boat capsized in the brisk north wind. They had to sneezing, it's a fair guess that is the trio. When asked In an update on an Oct. 6 drug bust, the Antrim remove boots and waders underwater. Clinging to the if they got any ducks, one replied "We never got a County Sheriff Department released the name of a partially submerged boat for dear life, they managed chance to shoot our guns. We're lucky to be alive." Roseville man arrested in Ehriira for delivery of three to kick their way to shore. Soaking wet and barefoot, They also advise against swimming in October. pounds of marijuana to an undercover officer. Dennis two walked and one crawled to a nearby camp seeking Cheer up guys, we all have our bad days. Betterluck Glenn Cooper, 43, has been arraigned with bond set warmth. next time. at $50,000 cash or surety. Nancy LaCroix journeys six miles for CROP

BY DEB SAYGERS HOBBS LaCroix, recalling the muscle aches and pains the fol• Contributing Writer lowing day. "I did enjoy it, though. It was alot of fun." The camaraderie of the walkers and the encouragement With the strength of her upper body and her consider• she received was much nicer than a lone jaunt through able determination, Nancy LaCroix recendy traveled the neighborhood would have been, she added. the six challenging miles from Elm Pointe to Ironton to This is not the first "marathon" LaCroix has partici• help raise funds for CROP. pated in. She was involved in a bikathoh in Petoskey But unlike the 42 other walkers who took part in the where she attended Northern Michigan College about Oct. 2 event, LaCroix made the trip via wheelchair. nine years ago. ' 1 Bom with spina bifida, LaCroix has spent her 35 years But after some physical setbacks in the past few years, confined to the wheelchair. But that doesn't stop her this has been the first summer LaCroix has been able to from pursuing a daily walk. get out for regular walks again. When LaCroix first heard about the CROP For Hun• According to Malpass, LaCroix is probably the top ger walk, she had worked up to about four miles per day, money-maker of this year's walk. She gathered about propelling herself around her Lakeview Manor neigh• $700 worth of pledges to sponsor her walk. borhood. Malpass believes the final tally of East Jordan walkers Though she went into immediate extra training, she will be close to the goal of surpassing last year's collec• was still concerned about making it the full six miles, tion of $1,900. which included several intimidating hills. If so, LaCroix will have provided about 27 percent of She contacted Mary Glenna Malpass, local chair of the total single-handedly. the event. It was arranged for LaCroix to do the miles on LaCroix spends time as a volunteer at East Jordan a course set out in her neighborhood. It was decided she Elementary School. She reads to the children or helps could even do the course over a period of several days, present craft projects. She also sometimes helps with if she chose. preparation. But what she finally chose, with a bit of encourage• LaCroix also teaches CCD at St. Joseph. She grew up ment from friend Jean Pardee, was to join the walk. in the East Jordan area, youngest in a family of 10 Pardee promised to help LaCroix over the hills. WITH A LITTLE HELP from friend Jean Pardee children. In the end, though, LaCroix did most of the hills (right) East Jordan's Nancy LaCroix played an Will she return to walk for CROP again next year? herself. Pardee only gave her a little push over the important part in a local fundraiser to fight "I'll have to wait and see," she mused, but Pardee, her summit of a few of the worst hills. hunger earlier this month. friend and champion said with a wink, "I'll bet she "I wish I would have let her help more," laughed does!"

Central Lake band's annual Fund for local cheese and sausage sale set girl started

It's that time of year again when you'll be able to projects to benefit the instrumental music department order your favorite cheese and sausage from any of the Central Lake Public Schools: the continuing of Jenny Miller, the daughter of Randy and Central Lake Junior or Senior High School Band the fund for new concert band uniforms for the high Kathy Miller of Central Lake, was seri• member. school band, new music for both bands, and medals ously injured in a car accident Oct., 8 on The annual Century Pride cheese and sausage sale and plaques earned at the band festivals. U.S. 31. A sophomore at Central Lake will begin on Wed., Oct. 27, and continue through So when the band members come and ask for your High School, Miller was transferred to the Wed., Nov. 3. help, please order some Century Pride cheese and University of Michigan Hospital where Monies raised from the sale will be used for several sausage. Your help will be greatly appreciated. she will remain for a few weeks. If you would like to give a gift to her and her family in this time of need you can do Top qualifier takes so by calling Suzanne Bolser at 599-2373. Bass Tourney with four fish

On Oct. 1 and 2, Michigan's top bass fishermen with a total weight of 8.14 pounds. HIE converged on Intermediate Lake to vie for the status Jim Koleszar took second place with his total weigh- of champion in the B .A.S.S. classic. The 25 fishermen in of 7.5 6 pounds. TORCH who competed were the winners in semi-finals hosted A. Doyle Cox won the honor for the largest bass MEast "Jordan , by separate B.A.S.S. Chapters throughout Michigan. which weighed, 5.82 pounds. ^Journal On Friday, only nine of the anglers brought in 16 Gary Hoyt, tournament director, compared Cox's (UPS 097660) •..•<;. bass (small mouth) and on Saturday 10 catches by fish with other catches and his bass caught in Interme• seven fishermen were weighed in. After weigh-in, all diate Lake was the biggest bass caught all year in the P.O. Box 575 bass were released. semi finals throughout Michigan. Central Lake, Ml 49622 Jim Rice, Jr., who was this year's top qualifier, won Individual postings of the participants can be seen Jeffrey Hallberg the 1993 Angler of the Year Award and the 1993 on the Chambers bulletin board in front of the G.T.E. PUBLISHER 544-2345 B.A.S.S. Classic championship. He caught four fish office. or East Jordan Lynn Gelger 536-0044

> EDITOR Terry Donaldson READERS WRITE ... PRODUCTION MANAGER Jackie S. Thier OFFICE MANAGER Subscriptions In Antrim County ONE YEAR - $17.00 TWO YEARS - $33.00 An open letter to all deer hunters Out of county subscriptions. ONE YEAR-$19.00 WE ARE NOT writing this letter because we are large carrots or apples. Notice how we nibble and Second class postage paid at Central Lake Postmaster: send address changes to Torch Publishing. ungrateful. Just the opposite, in fact, as we love the only eat the small end of the carrot? P.O. Box 575. Central Lake. Ml 49622 apples and carrots you so generously haul out to the Payment for advertising should be mailed to Up North woods and fieldsfo r our nourishment. We need your help! Could you please quarter the Publications. P.O. Box 647. Mancelona. Ml 49659 We also know these tasty tidbits are expensive and carrots, apples and sugar beets? Then even our little THE TORCH & EAST JORDAN JOURNAL are we feel bad if they don't all get eaten. You put them ones can enjoy the treats you bring us. published weekly at Central Lake by there so we can eat diem, but please, consider the Signed: Up North Publications, inc.. John G. Tarrant President P.O. Box 337. Bellaire. Ml 49615 general makeup of our mouths. We cannot handle All area deer Charlevoix Area Hospital plans "Holly Daze" Christmas wreaths and trees, gingerbread houses, and poinsettias will fill the Charlevoix Middle School gym on Nov. 26,27, and 28 for the Charlevoix Area Hospital "Holly Daze." The fund-raising event is being planned by friends of Charlevoix Area Hospital and will include Christ• mas items for auction and for sale that have been donated by area businessess, organizations, and indi• viduals. The hospital Guild will hold a bake sale and a food booth with goodies for shoppers will be available. Entertainment and a "teddy bear" tea for children will provide Christmas fun to kick-off the Christmas sea• son. Joy Halverson is committee chairman. Members of the committee include: Kaye Beatty, Ginny Carey, Dianne Dreyer, Barb Godwin, Sulane Hamilton, Anne Kelly, Pat Miller, Kathy Johnson, Hal Johnson and STAN AND CHARLOTTE standing in front of the Blue Bird Restaurant, in Crystal, Michigan, June, Pati Moore. 1927 (Horses became part of Stan's Riding school in that town). Anyone wishing to donate decorated wreaths or gingerbread houses may call Joy Halverson at 547- A canoe trip to remember 4813 or Kathy B. Johnson at 547-4813, ext. 204.

Their first date was easy for Charlotte and Stan way they looked, they couldn't see land. Night came Fischer Smith of Eastport to recall and they agreed on most of and Stan continued to paddle what probably was in the details. That might not seem like such an accom• circles and by the time they saw land they could hear Realty Irff plishment except for the fact that it took place way the clanging of the milkman making his five o'clock 123 N. Bridge Bellaire, Mi. 49615 back in 1927. June 18,1927, to be exact. But we don't a.m. delivery. (616) 533-8616 often have a canoe ride like that, particularly on the It's now sixty-five years later and memories of that first date! date are as vivid as their trip down to the Ohio State- Ask for — ML* ; They were both 18 and the lake was a small lake in Michigan football game in Columbus when they only DAWN SHANNON Residence (616)544-5321 Crystal, Michigan. They found themselves summer• got as far as Toledo where they decided to stop and get Sales Associate Evening Calls Welcome ing in the same little Montcalm County town, Stan married. with his dad and Charlotte with a girlfriend taking on It must have been a wise detour as they both agree the summer operation of a popular social spot, the that life has been good to them. So good that they Blue Bird Restaurant. It was the place everyone didn't mink they should even have any fuss made over '^Confused about gathered and it didn't take them long to spot each their sixty-fifth wedding anniversary, which will be life insurance? other. celebrated on October 20. But their four children, After an ice cream cone they set out on their canoe eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren along Rely on me to help you ride. Fortunately, it was a good flat bottomed one with several old friends will help make the day a very because a fog suddenly rolled in and no matter which special one to remember. By Priscilla Arcure ^jSLm make the right fmf choices.?? Board endorses university center

The creation of a University Center at Northwest• NMC's open-door philosophy as a community col• ern Michigan college was given enthusiastic en• lege and still make baccalaureate and graduate educa• dorsement by the board of trustees at a special meet• tion accessible." Mark Riedy - Agent 4619 S. M-88 ing on Mon., Oct. 11. Fulfilling the original mission "Study after study has substantiated this need," Bellaire of NMC to meet the higher education needs of the Shirley Okerkstrom, board vice chai r, said. "Our work 533-8688 area, the University Center will offer four-year and with the Founders 21 Committee confirmed this was advanced degrees through a partnership among the a high priority in the five-countyregion. "

Michiganuniversities, NMC, the public schools, and STAT I FARM the citizens Of the five-county region. "A university center is important for the economic

"The university center concept was envisioned by development of our region," Elaine Wood, board CALL ME. I NSUKANCf NMC founder Les Biederman," James Beckett, NMC secretary, said. "Both the 1988 Battelle study and the State Farm 1992 Service Sector study cited a lack of higher board chair, said. "He called for NMC to create an Life Insurance Company ^sociation of colleges' and this is what our Founders education opr^rtunities as a weakness in attracting Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois 21 Committee has recommended. We will preserve and retaining business in our area." Like a good neighbor. State Farm is there. 9,43-Hc

School Breast cancer survivors unite Country Hours: the Breast cancer survivors and support group leaders are invited to a tea sponsored Cherry Mon. - Closed by Charlevoix Area Hospital and District Health Department No. 3 at Charlevoix Tues. - Sun, 10 - 5 Area Hospital on Oct 28 from 24 p.m. (616) 322-2345 The event is planned as a pat of "Breast Cancer Awareness Month." Diane Liverance, head of the Womancare project at the Health Department, said, "If we MO WZ„ in Proff* join together we can have considerable political impact as women who know the problems associated with breast cancer detection and treatment." Information will be available to enable women to address problems with their legislators such as new treatment methods, financial aid for public detection programs, and insurance coverage for individual detection and treatment the women will also be able to lend support to one another as they learn to deal Final Week with life following breast cancer. All interested persons are invited to attend. Refreshments will be served in the. so Hurry in!

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"Smiths "Garage" was where "Juracko's" is now? I remember when a new car would be on display in the "show room," and looking through that big win• dow at the shining chrome and gleaming metal, I'm not sure but it seems like they were Chrysler products and many people in the area bought autos from Mr. Smith or had repairs done by Mr. Drogt at "Smiths Garage." , , _ by Ivan Byard

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Non-traditional ballet comes BELL AIRE THEATRE Bellaire Prices Adults $3.50 - Children $2 Bellaire: 533-6725 Anytime to Charlevoix High School Petoskey: 347-9696, Gaylord: (517) 732-5717 Oct. 22-28 Ballet may well be re• Tuesday evening event. when these dancers come the Council for the Arts New Showtimes 7:30 Nightly Fri. & Sat. 7:30 & 9:15 defined in northern "We want to blow the on stage, no one is going to the Charlevoix High BELLAIRE - THE PROGRAM (R) Michiganminds when the minds of people who to move from their seats. School Performing Arts starring James Caan Showtimes: 7:30 Nightly, Fri. & Sat 9:15 also Ohio Ballet performs 7 think they know what They are incredible." Team to help underwrite GASLIGHT - COOL RUNNING (PG) p.m. Oct. 26. ballet is all about," said Bringing the Ohio Bal• their year-long rounds of Comedy starring John Candy The Ohio Ballet, de• Suzi Reis, spokesperson let to Charlevoix is part competition in debate, DEMOLITION MAN (R) scribed as "one of for the Charlevoix Coun• of the Charlevoix Coun• drama, and speech Starring Sylvester Stallone and Wesley Snipes America's most appeal• cil for the arts, which is cil for the Art's on-going events. Showtimes: 7 & 9:15 daily, 4 pm matinee Sat & Sun. GAYLORD - BEVERLY HE1BDJJES (PG) ing companies," will use underwriting the ballet in program to bring fine arts Adults ($4) and senior Rudy (PG) starring Sean AsrJn, Ned Beatty : their classical training to Charlevoix. programs to northern citizen ($2) tickets may 7 and 9 pm also 4 pm matinee Sat l>- Sun. 5 present a broad spectrum "When the stage is up Michigan during the be purchased through CONEHEADS (PG) starring Dan Aykroyd, Jane Curtin ) of dance pieces, with a and the lighting is set, no school year. Charlevoix High School Showtimes: TOO only 4 pm matinee Sat. S^sun. heavy emphasis on broad one will recognize the All profits from ticket and members of the Per• MALICE (R) Starring Alec Baldwin, Nicole Kidman 9:00 pm only audience appeal at the high school gym. And sales will be donated by forming Arts Team. Central Lake PTA Health Services Open House set CENTRAL LAKE PHARMACY J.F. Arnold, MJX The Central Lake PTA child to introduce you to Main Street, Central Lake, 544-2929 CENTRAL LAKE, MICHIGAN will be holding an open his or her teacher and for Emergency # 536-7657 Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., 9-12; Tues. & Thurs., 2-5 house in the elementary you to get acquainted Monday - Saturday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 544-3700 544-2914 school Thurs., Oct. 21, with your child's class• OFFICE HOME starting at 6:30 p.m. This room and daily school is an opportunity foryour routine. John P. Ludwick, M.D. GENERAL PRACTICE To Rent This Space Ellsworth, Michigan Office Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 Phone 544-2345 Harpist to play at Office 588-6005, Home 599-2375

McCune Center FAMILY PRACTICE To Rent This Space The second program of CTAC office - 616-347- Dennis M. Joy, M.D. Charlevoix Phone 544-2345 the Crooked Tree Arts 4337, and will also be F. James Steward, M.D. (616)547-6554 Council's 1993-94 Con- available at the door. Edward E. Newcomb, M.D. Hours by Appointment certSeriespresents Emily General admission is $ 10. Mitchell, harpist, on Sun., EAST JORDAN FAMILY7\ Oct. 24, at 4 p.m. in the BURNS CLINIC - Bellaire Office McCune Arts Center in IfslluntintfTime! Donald F. Bills, D.O. HEALTH CENTER Petoskey. FAMILY PRACTICE Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 pm. Mitchell Carey. M.D. Her program features 225 N. Bridge, Bellaire - 533-8649 Thomas Curtin. M.D, ! Anna Young, M.D. works written or adapted for harp by composers PEDIATRICS © HOSPITALS B» Roderlc Tinney. M.D Haydn, Toumier and We're next to the pier Charlevoix Area Hospital 547-4024 INTERNAL MEDICINE Faure. with all your Munson Medical Center, Traverse City 922-9000 III II llfl T.C. Osteopathic Hospital 922-8400 StevenWlsnfewskl.M.D. hunting gear!! UUUUU Northern Michigan Hospitals 348-4000 HOURS Also included in the Expanded archery & t Courtesy of Torch Publishing program is a group of hunting supplies Monday-Friday 8am :;^pm Irish and American bal• Hours 8am-6am Saturday loam - 4pm lads sung by Mitchell and Splayed on the Celtic harp. JMA Sporting Goods To Rent This Space FO» MEDICAL APPO|N,T|g|^T Tickets may be re• 105 Spring St., Eart Jordan Phone 544-2345 'ditto*! served by calling the . ~ 536-2988 536-2206 6Q1 BRIDGE ST. EAST JORDAN.,. I J Six Mile Lake natural area acquisition succeeds

"Thanks to the tireless ated. "If not for the com• land purchase. Lawmaster Preserve af• which is asystem oflarge, along the stream. energy and enthusiasm of mitted involvement on Jo Anne Beemon, co- ter the late son of a deep, and glacially carved The preserve is open to the Lake St. Clair-Six the part of the Lake St. chair of the committee, Napinee, Ind., couple, lakes interconnected with the public and may be Mile Lake Natural Area Clair-Six Mile Lake took the lead on most of Walter and Mary miles of trout streams. viewed from both Committee, a 17-acre Natural Area Committee, the project's fund raising Lawmaster, who donated This project marks the Ellsworth and Six Mile sensitive wetland has this project would not and educational initia• a substantial gift to the Little Traverse Con• Lake Roads. The Little been preserved," an• have experienced the tives. She described the projecL The acquisition servancy's and the Grand Traverse Conservancy nounced Land Protection public support it did," success of this acquisi• was a collaborative ef• Traverse Regional and the Grand Traverse Specialist Heidi Dexter Dexter commented. tion project "as represen• fort of the Little Traverse Conservancy's first at• Regional Conservancy of the Little Traverse tative of the environmen• Conservancy of Harbor tempt to protect land intend to use this project Conservancy. From the committee's tal awareness local citi• Springs and the Grand within the Elk River as a platform for addi• Title to the property fund-raising efforts, zens have come to realize Traverse Regional Land Watershed and in particu• tional land protection ef• was conveyed to the Little which included the sale is imperative to protect Conservancy of Traverse lar within the sensitive forts along the channel Traverse Conservancy of of T-shirts, organized regionally significant re• City. and vulnerable wetlands and within the Elk River Harbor Springs Sept. 16, walk-a-thons, and direct sources." The preserve is located that line the narrow, Watershed. The Grand 11/2 years after interest requests, over $15,000 The property has been near the headwaters of winding, and intercon• Traverse Regional Con• in the wetland was initi• was raised for the wet- named the Lee Alan the Elk River Watershed necting streams that cre• servancy has initiated an ate the links within the Elk River Watershed Chain of Lakes. Project and has targeted other critical wetlands The 17-acre Law-mas• within the watershed for ^ Sideroads ter Preserve contains ap• protection. The Little proximately 2,000 feet of Traverse Conservancy frontage on the stream will continue to work in that connects Six Mile the northwest portion of Nabbing a deer with a Heard also that they ran Lake of Charlevoix the watershed, Char• bow and arrow is a big into some pretty nasty County to Lake St. Clair levoix County, in its aim deal for anyone but for weather on the way out, of Antrim County and is to preserve open space Casey Wilson, a 14-year just hope that snow and one of the largest remain• and scenic lands for fu• old from Central Lake, it ice doesn't follow them ing undeveloped parcels ture generations. was extra special. Casey back. struck down his very first deer, an eight-point buck, on Oct., 9. Bet he will Happy Belated Birth• never forget that 190- day, Terry Donaldson! pound prize! You are supposed to tell people when your birth• An update from out day is so we can have a 12074 Scenic Hwy. P.O. Box 417 West. Rod Thier and bud• reason to throw a party. Eastport, Ml 49627 dies will all be bringing Here we work closely home antelope to Central with the guy in our little 616-599-2950 Lake and are now hunt• Torch office and he FAX 616-599-2964 WARD A. CARY Res. 616-544-3000 c39-trc Associate Broker - MONDUE and WILMA THOMAS ing down mule deer. sneaks that one by on us. Thomases Harvest a good time celebrate 65 years to think about '94 Harvest is an excellent these programs. BELLAIRE - Mondue B. Thomas and Wilma time for farmers to begin L. Burlew were united in marriage in Central Lake Farmers can construct thinking about plans for on Oct. 27,1928. waterways, filter strips r next year. In addition to They will celebrate the 65th anniversary of this and other erosion control crop rotation and produc• special occasion at a dinner attended by their structures with ASCS tion issues such as fertil• Moeke Brothers Lumber, Inc. immediate family. cost-share money, with ity and weed control Manufacturers of Hardwood Lumber the objectives of reduc• though, farmers should ing soil erosion and im• also think about areas in Serving The Area Since 1950 proving water quality. CRADLE ROLL their fields where water• Always Buying Standing Timber, ways or other erosion For more details on Timber Lands & Saw Logs. • Quinn and Kelly Barry of Central Lake are control measures would these and other ASCS pleased to announce the birth of a daughter, Colleen help reduce soil loss and Conservation programs, Barry, George & Ann Moeke Morgan, bom Oct. 10, 1993, at Charlevoix Area control runoff. visit or call your ASCS (616) 587-8321 f (616) 587-5178 Fax Hospital. The Antrim Soil Con• county office at 533- Evenings (616) 587-9439 or (616) 587-9436 • Raymond and Catherine Russell of Central Lake servation Service 8542. P.O. Box 488, US 131 South announce the birth of a girl, Elsie Kaye, on Oct., 5, (ASCS) has several cost- Mancelona, Ml 49659 uausMie 1993 at Northern Michigan Hospital in Petoskey. share programs that can Elsie joins brother Paul at home. help farmers install these Proud grandparents are Clifford and Dian structures, and winter is a Boatwright of Central Lake and Garland Russell and good time to visit the Country SALE Table A 4 Chairs the late Elsie Russell of East Jordan. ASCS office to talk about Oak Sets

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Now, I understood Rev. 03:20 and have written "Behold I stand at the door, and knock; if any man Anne Messerschmidt is a 72-year-old hear my voice, and open the door, 1 will comeabou int i tto before . It is Jesus knocking at the door to our "joyous Christian." Readers can him, and will sup with him, and he with Me." KJheartsV . Rev. 03:20. Have you seen the painting where the artist depicts expect to see more of her writings Jesus standing at the door? It is a real treasure and the in future issues. Our minds conjure a myriad of doors but we must artist said he refrained from painting a latch or door rememberthemost important door. In the King James knob. Omission of the latch or door knob depicts Version of the Holy Bible Jesus says: "/ am the door: Jesus outside the door (to our hearts) and shows that by Me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, andonly shall He is abl e to open the door and come in! What a go in and out and find pasture." dramatic painting and so true. I find solace in so many scripture verses and I like It occurs to me our life is a progression of doors fENTION it when Jesus refers to Himself as the Good Shepherd from birth through childhood to adulthood with edu• Parents and Students K-5 and us as His flock. cation, careers and jobs, marriage, children, parenting, L—OPEN HOUSE—1 Now, I have been obsessed with the scripture verse becoming grandparents, and retiring. The last door is 'Thursday, Oct- 21 • 6:30-«:30 pm Rev. 03:20, practically all my life and the meaning the door to the everlasting, where we graduate to Central Lake Elementary School K-4, always eluded me until my neighbor in St. Anne, Heaven, but only if we accepted The Word - even at Central Lake High School 5th graders Illinois, witnessed to me - meaning she told me about this late date: even at death's door, reader. The Bible Arrive early $ Refreshments will be served * Jesus Christ and the plan of salvation. Praise the Lord! says Today Is The Day of Salvation-meaning the day After accepting Jesus as my Personal Savior and you accept Jesus as your Personal Savior is The Day Redeemer, all things became new and even as a "B abe of Salvation. In Christ" I began to discern His Word and I couldn't I used to console myself through the many years stop reading, searching, praying and attending Church before I accepted Jesus by believing God never shuts THANK YOU and Sunday School. I tell you, I just couldn't get one door without opening another and during crises I enough of Jesus. It is literally "catching." Finally, as would just say and believe; this too shall pass, but I Y We would like to express a heartfelt we grew In Grace; we slowed down: "Be still and didn't pray with faith and conviction. Sorta had my A Thank-you to the many friends and relati ves know I amGod." Ps. 46:10. own religion, which was not true Christianity. m for their prayers, cards, visits, flowers and • support during Bob's recent heart surgery. At our church we sing a song and adhere to the Are you floundering or unsure of "things"? Answer • We are touched by all of the concern words, "Little is much when God is in it." Jesus' knock and partakeof His blessings and you too, ' that has been shown these past few weeks. Can you tell how God changes us into a new when the time comes, will graduate to Heaven and be It has helped make a very difficult time a Creature in Christ? It is incredible and The Gift of a part of the reunion litde easier. Robert Barraw, Jr. Salvation is free. By Anne F. Messerschmidt 043-1* and family

ALDEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH THE ILLUSTRATED BIBLE EASTPORT BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Richard A. Morrison. Morning Worship, 9:15 a.m., Rev. Jerry A. Mack. Sunday School, all ages 9:45 a.m.; Church School, 10:30 a.m., Youth Fellowship, 5:30 p.m. God Leads, Men Follow Worship Service 11 a.m.; Prayer Fellowship 5:30 p.m.; ATWOOD CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH "He uncovers the deeps our of darkness, and brings deep Evening Service 6 p.m.; Youth Fellowship 7 p.m. Mon; darkness to tight." Rev. James Evenhouse. April thru Nov: Services 10 a.m. — Job 12:22 Awana Clubs 6:15-8 p.m. (Pre-school- 6th grade). Wed. 6 7 p.m.; School all ages 11:15 a.m. Dec. thru March: Bible Study 7 p.m. 599-2122. Nursery. Services 10 a.m. & 4 p.m.; Church School, all ages 11:15 EAST JORDAN REORGANIZED CHURCH OF a.m. 599-2581. JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS BELLAIRE COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST Elder Gil Fox, Pastor. Church School 9:45 a.m. Sunday Rev. Richard A. Powell. Church School 10 a.m., Morning Worship Service - 11 a.m. Worship 11 a.m., Youth Fellowship 7 p.m. EAST JORDAN CHURCH OF CHRIST BELLAIRE ST. LUKE'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Gene Mickey, Minister. 812 Erie St. (off M-66). Sun. Sr. Celine Goessl-Pastoral Administrator 5S3-8121,Sat- Worship 11 a.m., Sun. School 10 a.m., Wed. Worship 7 urday 7:30 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m. p.m., 536-7945. One must always wonder what impels some individuals lo BELLAIRE WESLEYAN CHURCH ELLSWORTH CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH transcend the hounds of ihcir normal lives lo seek out some• Rev. Douglas W. Beadle, Sun. School 9:45 a.m., Morn. thing lhat lies beyond. Christopher Columbus, whose epochal Rev. David Weemhoff. Church School 9:30 a.m., Sun. Worship 11 a.m., Youth Service 5 p.m., Eve Serv. 6 p.m. discovery we celebrate this month, was just such a man. Service: 10:45 a.m. (June-Aug. 10 a.m.), Evening Wor• Though there is evidence that men earlier had sailed unknow• Wed. Serv. 7 p.m. ingly where he reached, the common belief of his time was lhat ship 7 :30 p.m. (Dec. - Feb. 3 p.m.). 588-7805. BELLAIRE HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH there was nothing but void beyond a certain distance from ELLSWORTH WESLEYAN CHURCH shore. The real impulse behind Columbus and others like him Rev. Walter Kreger, 533-8129 or 533-8705. Church who break harriers of distance or ignorance, is faith — a faith Rev. William Lyons. Sun. School 10 a.m. Morning Service 9 a.m., Sunday School & Bible Class 10:15 a.m. that can only have its origins in God. For it is the all-knowing Worship 11 a.m., Eve. Service 6 p.m., Wed. prayer God who chooses those who follow where he would lead. LIVING WORD - NORTH groups 7 p.m. 588-7455. ©1993 hy King Features Synd. Rev. Larry Young. Sun. School 10 a.m., Worship 10 a.m., GRACE BIBLE CHURCH Sun. Teaching 8c Praise Serv. 6 p.m. Wed. Bible study Pastor Jerry Frick, 1-536-9915. Old State (Co. Rd. 624) 7 p.m. at Finkton, East Jordan, 544-6871. Sunday School 9:45 CENTRAL LAKE BELLTOWER REFORMED CHURCH a.m.; Worship Service: 11 a.m.; Evening Service: 6 p.m.; Rev. James Heneveld. Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship LIGHTHOUSE PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Wed. prayer meeting 7 p.m. An independent, fundamen• Rev. Bryan Shook, 8043 W. Maple. Sunday School 10 Service 11 a.m. (June, July & Aug. 10 a.m.), Evening tal church. a.m.; Morning Service 11 a.m.; Evening Service 7 p.m.; Service 6 p.m. Church:. 588-2844, Home, 588-6165 PLEASANT VALLEY FREE METHODIST Thursday Bible Study 7 a.m. 544-8089. CENTRAL LAKE BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Dave Scott. Sun. School 10 a.m., Morning Worship Rev. Tom Hunter. Sun. School 9:45 a.m., Sun. Morn. CENTRAL LAKE UNTIED METHODIST CHURCH 11 a.m., Evening Service 6 p.m.. Wed. prayer meeting Worship 11 a.m., Eve. Serv. 6 p.m., Bible Study & Prayer Richard A. Morrison, Pastor. Church School 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Fellowship Youth Hour, Awana Club, Wed. 7 p.m., SACRED HEART CHURCH affiliated with GARBC. EAST JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH Mancelona, traditional Roman Catholic Latin Mass, Hwy Pastor Roy Straw. 401 Water & McKenzie Sts., East CENTRAL LAKE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 131, Village of Antrim, south of Mancelona, each Sunday Richard Smiley, Pastor. Church School 9:45 a.m., Wor• Jordan - 536-3588. Sunday School 10 a.m., Morning at 5 p.m. Rosary & confession before Mass. Worship 11 a.m., Sunday evening service 6 p.m., Wed. ship 11 a.m. (June-Aug.), Worship 8:30 a.m. & 11 a.m. SCHUSS MOUNTAIN/SHANTY CREEK MISSION Bible Study 7 p.m. Church 544-6878, Parsonage 544-3608 Presbyterian - "An Ecumenical Worshipping Commu• CENTRAL LAKE GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH EAST JORDAN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH nity.'' Del Mason Rd. between Shanty Creek & Schuss Estel A. Clark, Pastor. South Main, Non-Denomina• Rev. David Downton. Sunday Worship Service: 9:30 a.m. Mountain, Bellaire. Sun. Worship: 10 a.m. Church 536-2941, Manse 536-2635. tional. Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship II a.m., Evening ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Worship 6 p.m., Mid-Week Service Wednesday 7 p.m. EAST JORDAN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH The Episcopal Church welcomes you! 403 Traverse CENTRAL LAKE 7TH DAY ADVENTIST Rev. Merlin K. Delo. Office 536-2161. Parsonage 536- Street, Elk Rapids. Sundays 9 am. and 10:30 a.m. Pastor Ralph Williams 535-2259, P.O. Box 610, Walloon 7596. Sunday Worship 10 a.m. Family Eucharist • Church School • The Rev. Fredrick Lake. Sat. Worship: 9 a.m., Sabbath School 10 a.m. Myers, Rector. Ch. 264-8871, Hm. 264-9525 DE-STA-CO Central Lake, Michigan CHARLEVOIX COUNTY ALDEN STATE BANK CENTRAL FOOD CENTER STATE BANK ELLSWORTH FARMERS Full Service Community Bank "Serving Our Community * EXCHANGE 227 Bridge - Downtown Charlevoix Member FDIC • Alden • Elk Rapids Central Lake • Your Spartan Store Charlevoix M-66 - South side branch Farm Supplies • 588-2300 Ellsworth Branch & Eastport Branch REPUBLIC BANK NORTH CENTRAL LAKE AUTO Member FDIC TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Inc. Bellaire • Central Lake • Traverse City CLINIC • 544-6113 616/547-6506 Central Lake, Michigan Member FDIC Oil-Gas-Mechanical & Body Work TORCH/JOURNAL - WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1993-7 Trojans pluck Homecoming win from the air

BYS.F. PUCKETT twisting grab at the Snowbird seven. Sports Writer Three plays later, it's fourth and goal at the five, with 29 seconds to go. This time, Henry grabbed the The Central Lake Trojans made the football Home• ball for a five-yard touchdown with 21 seconds to go. coming crowd very happy with a rousing win over Down 13-12, Central Lake elected to go for it all- Gaylord Saturday, 14-13. win or lose. Pletcher rolled to the left on the conver• The game started with the visiting Snowbirds of sion try, passed - and the ball is tipped. But the Gaylord St Mary's doing what they wanted, scoring Rick Graham covered yet another fumble for the spinning ball hits not the lawn, but the friendly arms twice and kicking an extra point to lead, 13-0. Central Trojans. of Jason Snarey, one of the many happy Trojans who Lake countered with a late score before the half, Josh In the fourth Chris Eldrington intercepted a pass for screamed with joy on the reception and the win, 14- Weaver bolting in from eightyards outtomake ita 13- Central Lake; the offense was stopped. Chad Pletcher 13. 6 ballgame. then intercepted a pass, setting up Central Lake for the Chad Pletcher finished with 79 passing yards for The second half featured a stonewall Trojan de• final time at the Snowbird 37. Central Lake, Chris Eldrington led the defense with fense, but little progress from the offense. The de• With two minutes to go, Central Lake faced fourth 12 tackles, while Eldrington and Weaver gained the fense stopped St. Mary's on downs to begin the half, and eight. Pletcher' s last gasp pass launched skyward, main yardage on the ground for the Trojans. Mike Warner covered a fumble the next round, and and David Henry came down with the ball, a great, Central Lake plays at Pellston Friday night. Trojans take Forest Area in overtime play

BY S.F. PUCKETT Forest Area used the triple-pointer to take a 20-12 Overtime proved unfriendly for the Lady Trojans as Sports Writer lead into the break. Forest Area hit a triple, four free throws and a bank Murray and Roach continued to lead the Trojan shot for a solid 53-44 win. CENTRAL LAKE - The Lady Trojan basketball chase efforts in the third quarter, but the Warriors Sara Roach completed the game with 31 points, team recovered from a Tuesday trampling in Gaylord maintained their edge after three, 31-23. while Laura Murray provided a vast amount of hustle to take the up-and-coming Forest Area Warriors into Sara Roach took away three passes early in the and 8 points. an extra three minutes before a shooting cold spell did fourth period to cut the score to 31-29 and Amy Central Lake fell in JV action 29-19, Erin Glynn then wrong. Dawson's jumper tied the game. The Warriors took a with 11 points, Bridgett McAvoy with four points. Tuesday in Gaylord, St. Mary's defeated Central 42-33 lead with just over three minutes to go, boosted The Lady Trojans had a game at Bellaire Tuesday, Lake 62-35 with a 39-12 run through the middle two it to 44-41, before Sara Roach hit a three-pointer for then host the surging Alanson Vikings in more Ski quarters that provided the Snowbirds with the cushion a 44-44 tie at the buzzer. Valley action Thursday. they required forthe win. Sara Roach scored 18 hard-fought points, Amy Dawson with seven and Brooke Oliver with five. The JV Trojans fell to the Snowbirds 81-18. Erin East Jordan's x-country shines Glynn shot a 12 point game, Val Volkenburg added four and Marie Palazzolo and Stephanie Tschirhart each chipped in a score. in Charlevoix Invitational Thursday with Forest Area was close time after time, Sara Roach scoring Central Lake's first two East Jordan's varsity men's cross-country team in their four races together, the deciding match will buckets for a 4-2 lead before leaving to have an ankle won their fifth trophy of the season by taking the occur at Benzie Central for Regionals. looked after. The rest of the Lady Trojans fended off runner-up award in the class C/D run at Charlevoix's Winning medals for the boy's middle school team the charges of the Warriors as best they could, Forest Claire Martin Invitational Sat., Oct. 9. The race was were Nathan Sothard first (14:00), Gary Brooks third Area slipping up 7-6 at quarter's end. held at the Belvedere Golf Course. (14:25), Joel Bigler 12th (15:09), Erick Brooks 13th Laura Murray boosted Central Lake back on top as Team captain Neil Booze's fifth place was East (15:12) and Dustin Tinney 14th (15:25). The girls Roach came back into the ballgame and scored Cen• Jordan's top finish at 17:27. Mike Newirk's seventh team had two medal winners in Holly Cole fourth tral Lake's remaining four points of the period, while place was only three seconds behind Booze. Josiah (17:17) and Emily Neiwendorp ninth (18:26). Middaugh was 14th at 18:25, Andrea Otis was 17th Coach Dennis Snarey was pleased with the teams as (18:37), Nate Gagnon 18th (18:42), Jim Malpass 23rd most runners continued to show improvement. Snarey (18:59) and Ed Hettig 29th (20:06). was elated that his co-coach Matt Peterson won the Tina Richards was the number two class C runner Open Race in a time not far behind the boys varsity Ellsworth has and third over-all. Petoskey's Ail-American Kelly runners. Snarey adds, "Even though Matt will never Smith was first and Suttons Bay All-State Traci regain his old form, there are occasional reflections of week off Knudsen second. Traci and Tina have each won twice post stardom."

BYS.F. PUCKETT Sports Writer J f r\ f >J brought to you by: They finally figured out an easy way to stop the EUsworth Lancer girls basketball team: don't let Burritos are them play. Dan's Book Our Specialty! Ellsworth, after a Tuesday off, had their game Great 1/2 lb. Hamburgar* Barber Shop Neek Spadal CLuB. Sandwkh with Vanderbilt postponed until Nov. 4, meaning ORIGINAL CENTRAL LAKE Cmtrafialt. Bar that, for the first time all season, Ellsworth did not Dine in or take out! Brian Patton SOUVENIRS 2443 Main St World's greatest PIZZA) P.O. Box 120-Main SlrMl Central Laka post at least one win in the current week. 544-8197 Phona 816-544-6246 Salads • Subs & More 544-9800 The Lancers went to Boyne Falls Tuesday and Opwi 104 Mon.-SaL 544-6727 Central Lake open 11 am will visit Harbor Light on Thursday. Open 7 days Sun.-Thurs 11-11 Carl and Tarry Grafanauar • dally ProprMora noon on Sunday Fii.4Sat.11-1 Open 6 days a week 2420 North Main Downtown No appts. necessary SPECIAL ORDERS TAKEN T-Shlrt*, Sweatshirts ahd Central Lake NEW& USED PAPERBACKS Hats AvaRabk Drive carefully, watch for little ghosts & Bachmann's Variety Store TORCH ghouls, and have a Chatterbox PRINTING VIDEO ARCADE M'Kay's Deer GREAT Processing Handcut & Tenderized Winterwear 544-9829 Sausage Making Has Arrived! Central Lake Central Lake Road Kills Welcomed Downtown Central Lake Located near Ellsworth comer of Main ftMapl e onC-48 544-2300 544-2345 •71)* Torch 5884055 (XMlp Mon.-Sat. 9 am - 6 pm 8 -WEbNESDAYl C&KMJEri fib.1993 - tORf3H/j6tJRNAL 93

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A Day to Remember Photos by Deb Saygers Hobbs and Jerri Ernst

ROYAL TY ROLLED through town as the Homecoming court braved October breezes. Pictured are (back, from left) Brooke Oliver, Marie Palazzolo, Laura Murray, (front) Liz Bachmann, Amy Dawson, Andrea Majcher and Sara Roach.

CHOSEN AS PRINCESS for Central Lake's 1993 Homecoming celebration is seventh-grader Brooke Payton.

ABSORBED IN THEIR graphic boost to Central Lake Homecoming fun are (from left) Amy Dawson, Cliff Boatwright and Kerri Wolgamott.

PROUD PRINCE of all he surveys is sixth-grader Donavan Eggteston.

REPRESENTING NEARBY Ellsworth, an Important contributor to the local football scene, are Jill Veenstra And Mike Strange. TORCH/JOURNAL— WEDNESDAY,- -OCTOBER 20, 1893— 9 East 93 Jordan MING

Photos by Deb Saygers Hobbs

Devils rack up homecoming win over Elks

BYS.F. PUCKETT Sports Writer

WHA TS A PARADE without the stirring sights and sounds of a marching band? Those lined up to East Jordan delivered their fifth win in seven enjoy this portion of the Homecoming Day festivities didn't have to answer that question, thanks to tries by defeating Lake Michigan foe Elk Rapids a smartly uniformed contingent of East Jordan band students. 20-6 Friday night in a rainy mess that let up in time for halftime festivities, then returned with a vengeance for the second half. The Red Devils wasted little time in giving the Homecoming crowd a reason to cheer, Yaro Middaugh romping 61 yards through the Elks for a touchdown on the East Jordan third play from scrimmage. Carl Redmer showed his deft touch, gliding the ball to Steve Wiltfong for the conver• sion and an 8-0 lead. Next time around, Redmer used the pass first, dropping a 35 yard touchdown into the eagerly awaiting hands of Wiltfong for a 14-0 lead in quarter one. Elk Rapids added a long series to their offense, driving down and scoring prior to the halftime to make it a 14-6 game, Adam Burd going in for the Elks from a yard out. The second half was a tradeoff of plays, until the final eight minutes of the fourth quarter, when East Jordan capped an eight-play drive by giving Yaro a handoff that would be destined to arrive THE EMOTION OF the moment is evident on the face of just-crowned 1993 East Jordan 40 yards later in the end zone. The 20-6 led would Homecoming Queen Kim Goebel, as friends look on in obvious delight. stand to games end. Yaro Middaugh finished with 157 yards, Josh Pepin with 87 yards. Carl Redmer completed three passes for 45 yards, plus two passes to the Elks. Defensively, Nate McWatters and Matt Sherman had nine tackles each, Aaron Otis el• pitv H evating his game to eight tackles and Kevin Rebec with seven. The Red devils have a road game at Harbor Springs Friday night, then the final regular sea• 2S i • son game at home with Charlevoix Fri., Oct. 29.

OLD AND NEW royalty pause at a pivotal moment In the Oct. 16 celebration. 1992 Queen Danielle Looze stands in foreground, while new Homecoming King Jerry Neumann (#25) Is visible to the left behind her. : : : 10-WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1903 - TORCH/JOURNAL '.ifi'liV •*)•*.•" V D j'«V* J ••••»*•»•«. .111»*«»,

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Sat., Oct 30 fun starts at 8 pm KARAOKE • PRIZES • SNACKS Prizes for best costume &. best voice Burrttos are oar specialty! Great 1/2 lb. Hamburgers. Special CL.u.B. Sandwich 2443 Main St.. Central Lake. 544-9C Open 1 lam dairy, noon on Sunday T-shirts, sweatshirts and hats available SEE YOU OCTOBER 30TH.

Jordan Valley Pharmacy offers you ghoulish good deals on Photo Development alloweens Are Fun!! including FREE DOUBLES EVERY DAY Come in for your jack-o-lantern candles Keep costumes simple. Long and fancy Instead of wearing masks, paint fac before they are all gone. Limited supply. ^ ones could cause children to trip. with make-up. ynjjgjpon't forget - Carlton Cards arefijf " ' Costumes should also be fireproof (see 15% OFF every Wednesday! «5^2 formula below). Apply a thin coat of cold cream bef< 128 Main • East Jordan • 536-2331 applying the make-up (make-up Have a safe Happy Halloween Costumes should be made of white or come off easier.) light-colored material, to be easily seen at night. Reflectorized patches or strips can also be added to the costume. Never eat anything until after you i home, and the treats have be Regular street shoes should be worn, examined. YAMAHA as opposed to fancy "clown," or "pirate" ThePowerMatisfv. shoes. Cut and wash fruit before eating.

Props, such as guns or swords, should Throw away anything unwrapped.' V-MAX 600 Complete Line of Clothing be made of styrofoam or cardboard. Parts Shipped Same Day By U.P.S. Check the wrappers of commerc If jack-o-lanterns are carried, a treats for signs of tampering. 22 Years of Yamaha Service flashlight should be inside, instead of VINCENTS YAMAHA a candle. Notify the police if harmful items « 215 Main Street • East Jordan, Ml found. 616-536-7462 At least one person in each group should carry a flashlight. Older children should attend part instead of going trick-or-treating. FIREPROOFING RECIPE MIX: 9 oz. Boric Acid Younger children may enjoy attend 4 oz. Borax a party organized by concern 1 qt. Hot Water parents in the area, instead of go Halloween Party trick-or-treating. Country 10/30 Saturate fabric and allow to dry. Dance Cash Washing will remove fireproofing, but Please drive carefully and watch for children! Headquarters puis Martin Prize Contest! process may be repeated after These safety tips are sponsored by these local UP KORfH washing. merchants and this newspaper. The Placeta Th e North to learn Couples Dances &. Stogies line Dances. HUblOy Aeroblcsl Classes forming nowlll LIVE ENTERTAINMENT J" 7*1 RESTAURANT M m2__ Come try our "Home cookln' meals!' That'sa The Best Ribs Open In the North! all year :za! Dinners for Large &. Booking X-mas Hand Crafted Gifts Small appetites! Parties NOW! Wreaths - Dried Flowers Dine in or take out! (616)536-2666 Monday - Saturday Worlds greatest PIZZA! Salads-Subs & More ON ADVANCE ROAD Ben Franklin t 10 to 6 Between Boyne City &. East Jordan Candy - Costumes - Make up Memorial Day to Christmas 544-6727 201 Mill St., East Jordan Open 7 days Watch for new Boyne City 1111 Water Street, East Jordan 536-3121 Sun-Thurs. 11-11,Fri.& Sat Pat Pepin 536-2967 LOCATION! .2420 North Main, Downtown Ce TOI«H/JC*JRNAL-wTO OCTOBER20.199»'It

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Instead of wearing masks, paint faces Qifts & Antiques ancy Come see our large selection of unique trip, with make-up. Excellent selection of Halloween & Thanksgiving merchandise (see • Cards • Make Up Haunted Halloween Houses • Beautiful silk flowers & arrangements • Candles Apply a thin coat of cold cream before • Candy • Decorations • Decorations • Candy & much more applying the make-up (make-up will • Costumes 207 Main St. • East Jordan • 536-3511 ite or come off easier.) Downtown Central Lake - 544-2300 Mon.-Sat. 10 am-5.30pmy seen Open Monday-Saturday 9am to 6pm strips ie. Never eat anything until after you are home, and the treats have been worn, examined. rate" Cut and wash fruit before eating. Jordan Auto, Inc. (DarCene s 121 Main Street, East Jordan 536-2278 Restaurant ould Throw away anything unwrapped. ard. 'Daily Clinch and dinner specials Check the wrappers of commercial Sherman's Appliance a, a treats for signs of tampering. 221 Main Street, East Jordan ^Homemade soups and Breads id of 536-2961 Notify the police if harmful items are Open daily 6am to 8pm found. 'East Jordan, Michigan, 556-2801 roup Mortensen Funeral Homes Older children should attend parties Central Lake Chapel Instead of going trick-or-treating. 544-3600

Younger children may enjoy attending Bob's Sunoco, Inc. BEWITCHING a party organized by concerned USED AUTOS BARGAINS rjarents in the area, instead of going Ellsworth • 588-2222 await you at the trick-or-treating. dry. EJL Shoppe clothing store but Please drive carefully and watch for children! Jordan Cleaning Stop in Fri., Oct. 29 8. Sat. 30th ifter These safety tips are sponsored by these local Center Say Trick or Treat and receive merchants and this newspaper. East Jordan 10% off your purchase! Clearance sale items excluded Snjoyjialloween ^ju Great selection That'salC* of zat at <£/p Jforth at+f ^ Fall Fashions d Crafted Gifts EJ. SHOPPE "Your fashion Connection" s - Dried Flowers Dine in or take out! Layaways 122 Main Street • East Jordan Worlds greatest PIZZA! 536-2348 day - Saturday Salads-Subs & More we/come Mon.-Fn> 10-5. Sat. 104 10 to 6 Elite Repeats Shoppe 544-6727 Consiv»,.aent al Day to Christmas 536-7035 Check out Elite Repeats lor great 0*3-1tC ater Street, East Jordan Open 7 days 114 Mill Street • East Jordan Halloween costume Ideas Sun.-Thurs.1M1, Fri. & Sat 11-1 Costume Party Saturday 536-2967, 10/30 Super selection of'women's, men's &. chUdrens 2420 North Main, Downtown Central Lake Prizes • Entertainment by TNT! sweaters • sweatshirts • jeans cWmore Memories By Pam Kirts TAKEN FROM THE TORCH

Oct. 20,1955 to Thomas E. Gilpin, son Eastport, went to Durand James W. Frye of white. age was estimated at • Don't forget the 3rd of Mrs. Ellen T. Gilpin, Friday to take over the Eastport, recently re• • A fire of undeter• about$100. Annual Carnivalthatwill Traverse City. chores for the Martin ceived a commendation mined origin caused ex• • Mr. and Mrs. Charles be held in the Central • Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aardema family so they while serving at the Na• citement at the George Edsonleft Wednesday for Lake High School gym• DeVries announce the could enjoy a little vaca• val Air Station at Key Finch house Saturday Grand Rapids to visit rela• nasium, Oct. 21. engagement of their tion visiting relatives and West, Fla. He was cited morning. The Eastport tives. Charley says he is Be sure to come early daughter Mary Lou to doing a little fishing. for his performance of Fire Department helped going to do some pheas• and enjoy the Carnival Erwin Holecheck, son of • Mrs. and Mrs. Bert duty as the supervisor of put out the fire and dam• ant hunting. supper. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis took Mrs. Rollo the personnel office and Come and try your luck Holecheck of Norwood. Johnson to Petoskey as the division petty of• in the many booths. There • Oct. 27 will be the Thursday where she took ficer of the administra• will be a free Amateur only day to get your the bus to part of Wis• tion department at the CENTRAL LAKE contest at the closing. driver's license between consin and will perhaps Naval Air Station. • Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oct. 20 and Nov. 1, an• continue on to Florida. • Mr. and Mrs. VILLAGE NOTICE Burnett announce the nounced H.E. Tanner, • James F. Frye, per• Qifford Gardner took her marriage of their daugh• sheriff. sonnel man second class, sister Mr. and Mrs. Artie NOMINATING PETITIONS for the offices of ter, Paula Patricia Lacy, • Don Aardema, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bunker forasight-seeing Village President, Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor tour Sunday. They re• and four (4) Trustee positions are available ported seeing three deer. from the Village Clerk. Please contact the Vil• The unusual thing about lage Clerk at 544-6483 or 544-6446 if you would like to request a nominating petition. this is the deer were be• The deadline for filing the Nominating Peti• side the road and re• tions is 4:00 p.m., November 30,1993. mained there for several Ann Lessard, Village Clerk minutes. One was half c43-2tc Albino, the entire hind quarters being snow

NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2,1993 CITY OF EAST JORDAN

TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OFTHE Bow and arrow ace! CITY OF EAST JORDAN, notice is hereby Opening day was the lucky day for Sue Losee of Central Lake as she brought down this 10-point buck with her 50-pound bow. Dressed, the give that a General Election will be held in buck weighed in at 180 lbs. the City of East Jordan on Tuesday, No• vember 2, 1993 at the Civic Center from Ship under construction 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of After two years of plan• are below decks, as is a Dow Chemical Company, electing the following City Officials: ning and fund raising, the complete gal ley and berths of Midland, with a match• Inland Seas Education for twelve students. The ing grant of $215,5000 Association has started pilothouse will accommo• over three years. Rotary Mayor, 1 year term construction of a new sail• date student navigators as Charities of Traverse City ing ship designed ex• they plot the ship's course. has pledged $50,000 to• 3 Council Members, 2 year terms pressly to teach young The fund raising goal for ward the project. An addi• people about the ecology the ship project is tional $97,000 is needed 9 Members to a Charter Commission and history of the Great $560,000. Of this amount, to complete the project. Lakes. The new vessel, to over 83%has been donated Those interested in be called Inland Seas, willo r pledged by more than classes aboard Inland Seas In addition to the above officers being be a 77 foot long steel 315 individuals, founda• should contact the Inland schooner with a displace• tions and businesses. The Seas Education Associa• elected, the following proposal will be sub• ment (weight) of 74,000 largest single donor is the tion at (616) 271-3077. pounds. mitted to the voters: InlandSeas will have the appearance of a working NOTICE "Shall there be a general revision of schooner from the age of BIOS WANTED sail, but she will be outfit• Meadow Brook Medical Care Facility is request• the Charter of the City of East Jordan?" ted with the latest scien• ing bids for Garbage pick up, and snowplowing tific equipment to study for the 1993-94 season. Call the business off ice the Great Lakes ecosys• (533-8661) between 8:00 a.m. & 4:00 p,m. for tem. Students will operate more information. Bids must be in by 4:00 p.m. If the Charter Revision question fails, the nets, dredges, coring tubes October26,1993. The board reserves the right to election of Charter Commissioners will be and electronic sensor* as reject any or all bids, part of their studies. A Judy Petroff, Administrator VOid. c43-2tc classroom and laboratory C/t42-8-12-43-2tC Ik. TORCH/dOURNM/- WEDNESDAY XXTTOBERIO/WaS-13

Grace Community Church at 1 p.m. with a luncheon If following. Trip By Jo Somerville 544-6347 Fiddler's Jamboree at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Cheboygan last Saturday afternoon and evening 31 senior citizens left at 4:30 p.m. Thursday from V Bob Giddings and sister MaryAnn Hood of the with a standing room crowd in attendance. the Governmental Center for the lstTravelogueof the Washington area spent the past weekend here visiting 1? Lodema Springstead and Jo Somerville called on new season - held in Petoskey Middle School audito• their parents George and Marian Giddings. They Frances and Miller Young Wednesday and had a nice rium. It was a "Peak Experience" on Switzerland by enjoyed dinner at Embers on Sunday and they left for visit also with a sister Barbara Mikus. Joe and Mary Adair. It was really interesting and home on Monday. 1? Mr. and Mrs. Don Moore of Grand Rapids visited pretty with alot of skiing and farming. With beautiful * Penny Bums of Grand Rapids enjoyed the week• Dick and Virginia Wilson the first of the week, also a homes tucked in the mountains, lots of fishing. Jerry end here with her parents Lloyd and Ella Bums and CCC Camp buddy of Dick's. Mr. and Mrs. Steve LaBeau was our bus driver, with his brother-in-law other relatives and friends and enjoying the colors. Mulder also of Grand Rapids came and had a nice who was here visiting rode along. * Iva Nicola enjoyed three to four days here at her visit. summer home visiting neighbors and friends, and 1? Donna Lokker of Grand Rapids is here visiting went with the senior group to the Travelogue Thurs• her mother Theo Farrell and brother Richard and Deadline for Family News day evening at Petoskey Middle School auditorium. enjoying the colors and visiting other relatives. is Friday at 5» * Lloyd Bums was among the other fiddlers and 1? Our sympathy is extended to families of Mrs. Sid back up musicians throughout the state taking part in Patton. Funeral services were held Saturday at the

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Smith Excavating, Inc. BUFFMflN EXCfiVfiTINQ 28 Years of Experience • SEPTIC TANKS & FIELDS "ESTIMATES Audrey Meyers GLADLY GIVEN- In Northern Michigan • ROAD BUILDING • SAND& GRAVEL Septic Pumping • TOPSOIL I live it! & Installation • DOZER • RESIDENTIAL I love it! • Driveways • Basements Dug • General Excavating • COMMERCIAL . Modular Home Site Preparation • Fill Dirt . INDUSTRIAL . SNOWPLOWING SERVING THE AREA SINCE 1945 I sell it! — —i—• •." . • Top Soil — David L Smith 'Road Gravel Arnold N. Smith HOUGHTON RD. (616) 544-6411 536-3594 KASTJORDAN 536-2242 CENTRAL LAKE

DRENTH BROTHERS, INC. This Space for Rent -Since 1948- Northern Michigan's (616) 547-1537 Bus. Call 544-2345 CompleteLineof Designers and Real Estate Leaders (616)536-7254 Res. SAND and Manufacturers of (616) 547-0131 Fax. GRAVEL QUALITY D WOOD couxueu. PALLETS SANKen o 0

SCHMIDT REALTORS' PRODUCTS 616-588-2345 710 Bridge Street P.O. Box 236 800-531-6598 hxinYltlirbi-i.' Charlevoix, Ml 49720 9448 Six Mile Lake Road - Ellsworth FAX 616-5814194 14-WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1993 - TORCH/JOURNAL

OBITUARY AND DEATH NOTICE

Martha Lovena Patton (Jean) of Echo Township and David (Maureen) Thomas E. Shawl of Central Lake; seven daughters, Mable (Hugh) Thomas E. Shawl, 75, of Bellaire died Fri., Oct Watkins, Vera (Gaylend) Gordon, Wanda Martha Lovena Patton, 85, of Central Lake 15,1993 at home following a lengthy illness. (Lawrence) Wolgamott, all of CentralLake, Mary A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m., Sat., died Thursday morning, Oct. 14, 1993, at (Joseph) Lortof Phoenix, Ariz., Wanetta (Ronald) Charlevoix Area Hospital. Wilks of Bellaire, Shirley (Robert) Blodgett of Oct. 23, at the Church in the Hills on Del Mason She was a life long resident of the Central LakeEl k Rapids ahd Agnes (James) Asquith of ForestRoad . Officiating will be Rev. Enoch Olson from area. She was born June 1,1908 in Central LakeLake , Minn; 30 grandchildren, 52 great-grand- Spring Hill Camp in Evart. Township, the daughter of Ziba and Lucinda childreny many nieces and nephews. (DeLong) DeForest. Funeral services were held Sat., Oct. 16, at the On June 6, 1926, in East Jordan she married Grace Community Church in Central Lake, the Central Lake Schools K~5 Clarence "Sid" Patton who preceded her in deathRev . Estel Clark officiated. Interment was in Open House in 1989. Also preceding her in death were sevenSouther n Cemetery, Central Lake. Arrangements Thursday, October 21 brothers and six sisters. were made by the Central Lake Chapel of 6:30-8:30 p.m. Surviving are three sons, Richard and Jack Mortensen funeral homes.

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The Floor Pro Central T.V. Service This Space For Rent 536-0352 (616) 544-6446 T.V. Repairs • VCRs Cleaned & Minor Repairs Call 544-2345 W Mark Dyer \ 123 Main St Owner/Installer 2096 Lincoln St., Central Lake E t xJEast Jordan CENTRAL LAKE AUTO CLINIC Dave's fluto Service, Inc. Body, Glass & Mechanical Work Custom Pipe Bending EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN • 616-536-7359 PHONE DeForest and Bloom Wheel Balancing COMPLETE CAR REPAIR Complete Brake Service 616-544-6113 Septic Tanks and Concrete EXHAUST SYSTEMS • BRAKES • TUNE-UPS Front-End Alignment - Total Gasoline QUALIFIED INSTALLATION & SERVICE FRONT END ALIGNMENT • TRANSMISSIONS & CLUTCHES TANK PUMPING & EXCAVATING Radiators Repaired and Recored , COMPLETE AUTO BODY REPAIR Air Conditioning & Cooling System ^r-+L" CHAIN °*LAKES AUTO BODY 544-3599 DAYTON TIRES ' -QT^^J 112BS. Division, Bellaire. Ml M-88 SOUTH AAA Wrecker Service Behind Regency Real Estate CENTRAL LAKE, Flat Bed Towing PHONE 533-6564 °P«n MONDAY through FRIDAY MICHIGAN "We're the gents who take the dents out of your ax-o-dentsl WASH BASKET • Drop off Laundry Service • UPS Shipping Service This Space For Rent Call 544-2345 PARTY STORE

544-6112 2735 North Main St. CENTRAL LAKE, MICHIGAN 544-3502 CentralLake —OPEN 7 DAYS RALPH'S FIPEWCCD! ELLSWORTH HARDWARE (Across from Post Office)- (616) 544-3741 Plumbing & Heating Supplies Could Well Pumps & Supplies Store Hours: Sunday - Thursday Appliances Sales & Service 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. starting at $25 Face Cord Friday & Saturday Repair & Maintenance Service 10 a.m. -10 p.m. Locally Delivered Window & Screen Repair

BEER • WINE • GROCERIES Ellsworth Live Bait Mon.-Fri. 8-5 LIQUOR • ICE. COLD POP Ralph Hines Central Lake 588-2444 Saturday 8-2 TORCH/JOURNAL-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1993 - 15

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Central Lake 544-2345 - East Jordan residents call 536-0044 or stop at the E.J. Shop, 122 Main St., East Jordan

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED FOR RENT

LAB PUPS - choco• KNIPE'S ORCHARD ALL BULOVA watches MOTOR HOME - Winne• WANTED - gold jewelry, RENTAL: very nice two late, black, AKC pedi• Market in Central Lake on are 25% off list prices. bago Le'Sharo, 1990, 21 diamonds and antique bedroom Elk Lake cottage gree, shots. Deposit will Bunker Hill Rd. Returning Lay-a-way now for ft., like new, $20,000. 544- jewelry. Hobart Jewelers, available - Lease to June 1 hold $200 up. 267-5599. to our regular hours, 9- Christmas B.H. Hobarts 6963. c/t43-44-9-1tp 1/10 a mile north of - no pets. Call Sylvia at c/t36-37-2-tfc 5:30 Mon.-Sat. Also we will 938-1777. c/t43-44-9-2tc Embers Restaurant, 938- REO 264-5611. be closed Tues., Oct. 19 1777. c34-t34-4-52-35-tfc /t43-44-9-2tc FOUR MARES - Quarter c FOR SALE - Deer Have a nice assortment of SHORE STATION, 10 and Arabian 11, both apples, $30 a box you pick apples & cider. MOEKE BROTHERS c43-44-9-1tc model 2098, $500 or best road safe, Paso Fino/ LUMBER, INC., EASTPORT/ TORCH up, $38 a box we pick up. offer. 533-8032. Arabian 2 green, quarter/ Elliott's Orchard (616) 377- Mancelona, Ml 49659 Lake Village, small 2 room cA43-44-9-1tp Arabian 4 months and all BUYERS OF: Standing 7178. c/t41-42-7-4tp 1/3 CARAT ROUND cottage, suitable for 1 or 2, their tack for $3200. Call Timber & Logs. Paying available immediately, diamond in a 14 carat gold Kim (616)544-2251. Tiffany setting. Was $700 AR1ENS 7 HP walk Premium Prices. Free $195 per month. 347-1250. c/t43-44-9-1tp WILLIAMSBURG "pre- now $500. B/H/ Hobarts behind snow thrower, elec. Estimates. Fully insured. c/t43-9-45-1tc built" homes, R-41 ceiling, 938-1777. c/t43-44-9-2tc start, chains, A-1 con• Promoting Selective Tree BEAGLE - male, 1 year, 60# snowload, 6" R-20, dition, $500. 377-7050. Timber Harvesting. Call ROOM FOR RENT - good hunter, $25. 544- drywall, wallpaper, 2x10 c/t43-44-9-1tp Barry or George Moeke for Nice room for rent in 2106. c/t43-44-9-1tp floors, clad wood windows, FOR SALE - 1976 Buick information for proper Bellaire. Kitchen available. timber management. Since hydronic heating, com• LaSabre. $400 or best MINI-VAN - Blue, 1987 Reference required. 377- 1950. (616) 587-8321 or plete $31,993 - Your offer (616) 258-3416. MOBILE HOME - 7397. c/t43-9-45-1tp Chevrolet Astro, 7 seat, all evenings (616) 587-9436 foundation. 616-938-1299. c/t43-44-9-1tp 12x55, good condition. accessories, good con• or (616)587-9439. c/t9-10-27-tfc dition, high mileage, Two bedroom, newer fur• C51-t51-52-21-17-tfc FOR RENT - downtown FIREWOOD - Kalkaska $3300. Tel. 533-6167. nace and water heater, Mancelona furnished hardwood Maple. $40 face /t43-44-9-1tp $3500. Must move. (616) c bachelor - bachelorette 1.11 CARAT diamond cord, split and delivered. 935-3705. c/t43-44-9-1tp BIDS ARE BEING apartment, all utilities, with wide gold band. (616) 258-5668. 1988 CHEVROLET accepted for provision of $350 month plus deposit. $3,600 or best offer. 938- c/t43-45-9-1tp Celebrity station wagon, 1777. c/t37-38-3-tfc FOR SALE: New Idea prepared meals (breakfast 587-8572. c/t43-44-9-1tp reliable, low mileage, with and/or lunch) for federally power steering, power corn sheller, 2 row, narrow, 1985 FORD Crown funded pre-school pro• brakes, automatic trans• excellent condition. High MUST SELL! 198 6 Victoria, cruise, air, radio, gram (s) located in Central FOR RENT - 2 bedroom mission, air condition, moisture corn, please call Fairmont Mobile Home. 3 264-9288. Lake and Mancelona. This apt. on Intermediate Lake PS/PB. am/fm stereo, rear wiper (616) 258-9509. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, C/t43-45-9-1tp /t43-44-9-2tp bid will be for the 1993-94 until June. Very clean, and defogger, in good c school year. For bid utilities included, $425. stove, refrigerator. Re• condition with good tires, cently redecorated. Va• 1985 FORD BRONCO specification packet, con• 544-2512 evenings. SEARS KENMORE gas silver color, 59,000 miles, tact: Cyndi Herron, North• c43-44-9-1tp cation Village, Elk Rapids. $2700. Call 533-8523 days 4x4, full size, air, stereo, Diana H. call 264-5496 range, working order. $2800. (616) 322-2067. west Michigan Human Brown. Call 331-6804, 6 or 533-8506 eve., ask for Services Agency, Inc., evenings after 6. c/t43-44-9-1tp Irena. c/t43-44-9-2tp Child Development Pro• FOR RENT - Nice 3-4 c/t40-6-41 -4tnc pm -10 pm only. c/t43-45-9-3tnc gram, 3963 Three Mile bedroom in town $450 per FOR SALE - Panasonic SNOWMOBILE AUC• Road, Traverse City, month + security, inc. TION SAT.. NOV. 6, cable & washer/dryer, no READY NOW! Chow CHIHUAHUA puppies, VHS-C Palmcorder Cam• Michigan 49684. Request corder 5w color enhance• 10AM. 300 TO 400 New/ pets, need references. puppies, wormed, first AKC registered male/ for bid packets will be ac• ment' light 12:1 digital Used snowmobiles. Buy or cepted through November 587-8503, after 6, leave shots, paper trained, AKC female, shots, wormed. zoom, dig. elect, image sell yours. Trailers, 3, 1993. c43-9-2tc message. c/t43-44-9-1tc parents, lovable. 2 587-8828. c/t43-9-45-1tp stabilization, title memory, clothing, parts too. Free males/3 females. $250. still, strobe & mirror brochure. Call 517-369- 946-9599 or 275-5996. FOR SALE - 1986 effects, video playback, 1153. Terms: Cash. No FOR RENT - Meadow cA43-44-9-2tp Subaru wgn., 4-WD, many auto tracking, 3-way power checks. White Star HELP Run Apartments, Mance• extras, $1250. 377-7397. Auction US 12 Bronson, supply, auto, focus, auto, WANTED lona. For very low, low, and cA43-9-45-1tp white balance, 10 free Mich. America's largest- moderate incomes. Taking 1990 GMC pickup, 1/2 cleaning coupons, 5-year our 19th year. applications for 1, 2 & 3 ton. Fully loaded with sun• FOR SALE - Wind extended warranty, $1400. c/t43-44-9-2tp MATURE, RELIABLE bedroom units. Heat, water roof and color coordinated chimes, sun catchers and Call 533-6237, evenings & persons wanted for ex• & trash included. Call (616) cap. High mileage. Asking night lights. Make perfect weekends. c/t43-44.-9-tfnc tremely busy cleaning 587-8088. Equal Hous• $8550 or B.O. (616) 258- Christmas gifts. 2063 service to start immedi• ing Opportunity. 2518. c/t43-9-45-15tp Valley Rd., Mancelona. NOTICES ately. Excellent pay & 587-9468. c/t43-9-45-4tp ACT II CONSIGN• MENT Shop now has benefits. Full time or part EQUAL HOUSING 1/3 CARAT - Emerald HAVE YOU BEEN time positions available. OPPORTUNITY cut diamond in a 14K gold APPLES - 20 bushel quality winter clothing. canceled or refused auto Men's and women's suits, Needed for Elk Rapids & c3-t3-25-21-4-tfc Tiffany setting, was boxes deer apples, $40. insurance. We can help. coats, gowns. Check us Traverse City areas. Car $1,100 now $650. B.H. Clam Lake Orchard, Payment plans available. out. 1047 S. Airport, TC pooling available call 264- PINES APARTMENTS Hobarts 938-1777. Bellaire, 533-6497. Call Michael, East Jordan. 946-4409. c/t43-44-9-2tc 8086 or 947 4035. NEW AND EXISTING ONE c/t43-9-45-1tc 536-3331. c/t22-23-40-tfc c/t43-44-9-2tc c/t43-44-9-4tc & TWO BEDROOMS $250.00 per month SINGLE? Let Together, ALDEN LUMBER is Refrigerator and range established in 1974, help currently accepting appli• included. New Crop Beans Onions you meet somebody cations for Driver/Yard Central Lake, 544-2001 NAVY. RED KIDNEY, PINTO. GREAT KEEPERS special to share the Personnel. Applicants CALL COLLECT must have a current C.D.L. (313)478-9500 YELLOW EYES and CRANBERRY 10. 25 or holiday season with. Call Together today, 935-4455. Drivers License. Apply in c-tfc 50 LB. BAGS c/t40-41-6-4tc person at Alden location. OR 10 LBS. OF ONE KIND c/t43-44-9-1tc FOR RENT - 3000 P.S.I, power washer, $50 for 24 FREE hours. Carpet Barn, 544- Deer Feed ATTENTION KALKASKA - 6086. c25-tfc „.„„~.«. ONLY FREE • Lab/Shepherd POSTAL JOBS Start CARROTS, */%*C $11.41/hr. + benefits. For mix, 7 yrs. ok) male, black FOR RENT - Lakefront MANGLES, *2 application & info, call 1- & tan, all shots, outside studio/condo on Clam CORN & APPLES A BAG (216) 324-5782, 7am to dog. 533-6673, after 6 Lake, furnished, all utilities MANGLES ONLY $35 A TUB p.m. crt33-35-51-tfnc 10pm, 7 days. ONLY included, Nov. 1 until May (approx. 20 bags) Winter Squash c/t43-44-9-1tp 1, $300 per month, $300 S KINDS- $550 FREE PUPPIES - black security deposit, credit, A BUSHEL MIX or MATCH lab mix, very cute. Call reference required. (313) Rustic after 6, 533-6811. SEWING POSITION - 422-3636. CA41-7-43-4tp WE HAVE LOTS OF Apples cA43-9-45-1tp Train for a job in industrial sewing occupations, work FOR RENT - 3 bedroom NORTHERN SPYS. Farm Market Pumpkins, FREE to good home and get paid while you home on south shore RED & YELLOW 2 mites south of BELLAIRE Shepherd/Collie mix, learn. Apply at GTP Torch Lake, partially Indian Cora Industries Branch Oper• on M-88 DELICIOUS. approx. 8 months old, furnished; available Nov. & Gourds IDA REDS and shots & wormed, house ation, 408 N. Danforth St., thru April, $450 plus op*n Monday-Saturday 9-« broke. 544-2056. Mancelona, EOE. Sunday 10-5 • 5334100 MACINTOSH utilities. 377-7203. c43-9-1tp CA43-9-45-1tc cA42-43--8-2tp 16 ~ wEDNBSBfiYv ^

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536-3331. c/t22-23-40-tfc c/t43-44-9-1 Otp GORGEOUS TORCH SERVICES 10 ACRE PARCELS LAKE VIEW LOT Build your own home now! from $4500. Ask for John "Retire In Arizona" Free Torch Lake access. EZ- LEE ELECTRIC - video, retirement homes for No down payment on Miles Pesek. Century 21 H & H terms. residential, commercial, Mich-CAN less than $39,900.00 in the materials, below market con• (616) 258-8311. or Res. CLEARWATERS industrial, machine tool. •Valley of the Sun". Call toll struction financing. Call Miles (616) 587-9042. REAL ESTATE Licensed master electri• Statewide free 1-800-955-6380. We'll Homes today, 1-800-343- c/t5/p/a-tfc Call Sam, Sr. cian. 587-9713 or 322- Ad Network ' do the rest. 2884 ext. 1. (616)322-4455 6096. c/t20-21-38-tfc Happy Jack Trlvermlcld*: It's Free! Our color brochure c/t47-13-17-49-tfc 208 EAST MAIN, Mancelona. Four bedroom, Recognized safe & effective reveals the money making against hook, round & secret that is enhancing the newly decorated inside International Student Ex• HANDYMAN SER• tapeworms in dogs & cats. lives of thousands of people. BLUE LAKE VIEW and out, natural gas heat, change Coordinator. Bring VICES Kitchen, bath• Available O-T-C. At FARM & No obligation. Call 24 hours. LOTS two for $5700, L/C global education to your attached garage, stove, rooms, formica, ceramic FEED STORES. 1-800-998-0881. Terms. Call John Pesek at community. Promote cultural refrigerator, washer and tile, carpentry, decks, Free! H you are receiving Century 21 H&H (616) 258- exchange for high school stu• Wolff Tanning Beds dryer, $32,500, $1500 flooring, plumbing, elec• payments on a land contract, 8311 or residence (616) dents from 35 countries. New Commercial - Home down, $325 per month. trical, painting, drywall, you need to hear this mes• 587-9042. c/t43-44-9-tfc Promote, organize, supervise Units. From $199.00. 929-9337 or evenings 929- sage NOW. Call any day, 24 roofing, any home repair. and make a difference I Com• Lamps-Lotions-Accessories. 0916. c23-45-41-24-tfc hrs. No obligation. 1-800- (616) 258-2902. pensation and exciting travel Monthly payments low as 428-1319. IN VILLAGE OF c/t43-45-9-1tp incentives. Call 1-800-825- $18.00. Call today. Free Bellaire 4/5 bedroom, one 8339. MARINA on U.S. 131. New Color Catalog. 1 - Waterproof Or Remodel bath, 1056 sq. ft. w/base- 800-462- 9197. Your Basement! Eliminate Full line of boats of all TUTORING BY experi• Distributorship — Local. ment. 109 W. Cayuga. seepage, mold, mildew, that descriptions, complete enced elementary teacher. Hot product linel Earn up to Money To Loan! Requesting $45,000, pre• cold damp feeling and take mechanical service, lots of $3K. Weekly. Minimum in• Homeowners Cash Fasti 1st fer L/C. Keelan Will teach your child to advantage of the additional parking at this money• vestment $6,900. Call Jim and 2nd mortgages, purchase read. (616) 258-8284 after Irving spacel Free estimates Commercial Group Ltd., nowl 1-800-940-2299. or refinance. Home or Rental maker. A steal at 3 p.m. c/t43-9-45-1tp anywhere in Michigan, abso• 939-9919. c/t42-43-8-2tp Property. Slow Credrt O.K. $259,000. Terms. Call Earn Big Money for selling lutely no obligation. Call All- Bill Consolidation, etc. Fast. Century 21 H&H (616)258- business management Service Remodeling, "The Easy. Call 24 hours. Allstate 8311 ask for John Pesek FALL CLEANUP, Leaf software. Low cost, high Basement Specialists," for an MARVELOUS RE• Mortgage & Finance Corp. or res. (616)587-9042. raking, light debris hauling. profit potential! Must be appointment. 1-800-968- SORT possibility $59,900 616-957-0200. Free Qualify• motivated. Send qualifica• 3278. includes duplex rental c/t40-41-6-rtc Phone 264-6035. ing Appointment. 1-800-968- tions RTS, P.O. Box 4099, ($450 per mo.) furnished, c/t43-45-9-2tp 2221. Waukesha, Wl 53187-4099. A Doctor Buys Land Contract Jeep with plow, snow- and gives bans on Real Estate. 205 WINTERS RD. (3 Chauffeur-Limousine. blower and 975 sq. ft. THE SAFE Machinist/Equipment Repair. Immediate service 313-335- miles N. of Elk Rapids). Local male or female trainees commercial building, very CHIMNEY Experienced only in setup, 6166 or 1-800-837-6166. Short walk to Lake Mich, operation, repair of general needed by Statewide comfortable 1350 sq. ft. COMPANY home. Ask for John beach, newly decorated 3 machine shop equipment. Limousine Organization. Part Place Your Statewide Ad •Chimney cleaning or full time. Good earnings. Here! a. Pesek, Century 21 H&H br. ranch on 3 acres with N.W. lower Michigan area. $300 buys 25 word • Chimney relining Call for Free Information: classified ad offering over- Realty, 258-8311 or res. detached garage, fire• Reply P.O. Box 792, Manistee, Fireplace restoration (616) 246-8379 or (313) 927- 1,500,000 circulation. Contact (616) 587-9042. place, new shingles, new Ml, 49660.. Since 1978 4729. this newspaper for details. LP gas, circulating hot c/t41-42-7-tfc 377-7096 water furnace, partial cA42-8-44-tfc brick, $50,500, $2,000 109 FT. FRONTAGE down, $505/mo. 929-9337, I I ON peaceful Indian Lake. evenings & weekends 929- ROOFING ONE This 1990, year-round, I I 0916. c/t39-5-41-tfc nothing but roofs. We super insulated, com• I specialize, not sideline on I fortable, waterfront home . se this chart to figure cost of your ad. Write one roofs. Top quality and I U I is next to state land and good rates. 587-5676. word in each box. The amount shown in each box is the Blue Bear snowmobile 4494 PLUM VALLEY I I C/t42-43-8-3tp trail is only 1/2 mile away. Rd., Rapids City. 3 br. 1 I the cost of your ad - minimum charge is for 10 1 1/2 bath, newly decorated, $3 Ask for John Pesek at I I Century 21 H&H 258-8311 new carpet, dramatic MASONRY words, each additional word is 20C. or residence (616) 587- living room with 2 story Basements, crawl- I I 9042. c/t43-44-9-tfc vaulted ceiling and spaces, brick, block, I I windows, circular stair to concrete work. I balcony, LP gas 90+ Ron Hudson 1 FLORIDA PROPERTY furnace, large open back 587-9813 I 1 SELL OR TRADE: porch, detached garage, Licensed - Insured I 24x70 double wide, com• approx. lot size 154x246, c/t14-32-16-tfc I 1 pletely furnished on two $47,000, $1500 down, $3.00 1 50'x100' fenced in pri• $470/mo. 929-9337, I CERAMIC TILE and 1 vately owned lots in evenings and weekends I marble. Install and repair, $3.20 $3.40 $360 $3.80 $4.00 Mulberry, Fla. Will consider 929-0916. c/t39-5-41-tfc 1 remodel and new con• I property in Kalkaska area struction. Bath, kitchen, I 1 in trade for all or part. Call $4.20 $4.40 $4.60 $4.80 $5.00 entries, and more! (616) 616-258-5083 or 616-587- I 1 SUNSETS GALORE 258-5676. c/t42-8-44-2tp 8201. c/t41-43-7-3tc I 1 across and shining on $5.20 $5.40 $5.60 $5.80 $6.00 Bear Lake - lake living I 1 without the taxes. Four WATERFRONT Starva• WOW!! Your roof or bedrorn year around living. I I tion Lake - 4 bedroom windows maybe FREE Steal this one quickly at I home, beautiful sunsets in handicapped, seniors, low I $47,500. Ask for John a perfect setting for the income. Jim-n-l Builders, I Pesek (616) 587-9042 or I 48x12-1/2 deck & 9 1/2x8 536-7973. c24-25-tfc I our ad can reach 28,000 more homes ... at Century 21 H&H 258- Y. I deck to the lake. Lots of 8311. c/t26-27-44-tfc I walk-In closets, natural Here's how... I McKAY'S DEER gas applied for, dock I Add $3.60 to the cost of your ad from above chart and I included, $126,000. MANI• Processing in Ellsworth I opens Oct. 1 for bow I STEE LAKE 2 bedroom, LOG CABIN $65,900, your ad will appear in four additional publications: season. 588-6055. I 63* waterfront, fireplace, two bedroom, new in '93, I c/141-42-7-4tp family room, dock, quiet 9667 Elliott, Fife Lake I The Antrim County News, The Leader Kalkaskian, I part of lake. $85,500. Township. 100% me• I The Penny Stretcher and The Town Meeting. Clip & I MANISTEE LAKE - 4 chanically finished but NOTICES I bedroom, beautiful sun• Mail with your Check to: I needs some trim, drywall, I sets, two 2-car garages. A cabinets-all interior. Im• WE WISH TO thank all I steal at $159,900. Ask for mediate possession. Ask the exhibitors & helpers I The Torch/Journal, P.O. Box 337 I John Pesek, Century 21 for John Pesek, Century who braved the cold during I HAH (616) 258-8311 or Bellaire, Michigan 49615 I 21 H«H Realty (616) 258- the Color Time Tours. God I Res. (618) 687-8041 8311 or res. (616) 587- bless you. The Bainums. I c/t34*6-S2-tte 9042. C/t41-42-7-tte c43-1tp L. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC NOTICES BANKS TOWNSHIP

PLANNING CENTRAL LAKE VILLAGE COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS COMMISSION The regular meeting of the Council, Monday, October 11, Mr. Donaldson briefed the Council on various projects in the Wednesday October 27,1993 7:30 p.m. 1993 was called to order at 7.00 p.m. by Pres. Seifried at the village, and he inquired about a location for gravel storage for Governmental Center. Present: Seifried, Guild, Young, Banks Township Hall in Ellsworth the village. The Parks & Public Property Committee was asked Kemnitzer, Don Smith, Tharp, Lessard, Donaldson. Absent: to check and make a report at the November meeting. Also The Commission will hear Public Comment on H. Pletcher and H. Smith. Also present, Jeff Hallberg from discussed was the replacement of the 1978 International a request from Charles & Jessie Sweet to desig• Antrim Co. News. Truck. A motion made by Guild, supported by Don Smith to nate a parcel on Rushton Road in Section 24, Minutes from the September 13th meeting were read and request bids for replacement. Motion carried. T32N, Range 8W, as a Class A Non-conforming approved as printed in the Torch. A motion made by Don Smith, supported by Young to pay Pres. Seifried reviewed the Village Tax Summary report Use and allow construction of a 7" addition to their the bills in the amount of $28,106.55. Motion carried. submitted by the Treasurer, and recommended amending the The Council discussed the addition of a Word Processor home. Written comments may be addressed to Major Street and Local Street budgets by transfering from Nu-Way Computer in Gaylord. Motion made by Kemnitzer, the Clerk or Zoning Administrator. $30,000.00 to major Streets and $10,000.00 to Local Streets. supported by Don Smith to make the addition. Motion Carried. Donna L. Heeres, Clerk A Motion made by Mike Kemnitzer, supported by Don Smith The Council asked Mr. Donaldson to set up the same type to make the transfers. Motion carried. c43-2tc,45-1tc Halloween program as in previous years, to be held in front of He also told the Council he had received a letter from C-Tec Bachmann's Variety Store from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Cable regarding a meeting to be held October 27, 1993 to Motion made by Don Smith, supported by Guild to adjourn renew their franchise, and that two building permits had been the meeting at8:15 p.m. Motion carried. The next meeting will issued in the Village, one for a Garage and the other for an be held November 8,1993 at 7:00 p.m. in the Governmental addition. He also discussed with the Council a form received Center. from Antrim County program Coordinator, on the Gypsy Moth Ann Lessard, Village Clerk NOTICE OF PUBLIC Suppression Program. c44-1tc HEARING

TORCH LAKE TOWNSHIP PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE OF INTENTION OF ENTERING INTO

A Public Hearing will be held Tuesday, No• TAX-SUPPORTED CONTRACT OF LEASE vember 16,1993 at 7:30 p.m. in the Township Hall at Eastport to receive public input on the AND OF RIGHT TO PETITION proposed adoption of the 1992 Revised Com• prehensive Development Plan. FOR REFERENDUM THEREON A copy of the 1992 revised Comprehensive TO THE TAXPAYERS AND ELECTORS Development Plan is available for viewing at the OF THE COUNTY OF ANTRIM, MICHIGAN: Township Hall. The regular meeting of the Planning Commis• PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the County of Antrim has approved and executed a Full Faith and Credit sion will be held following the Public Hearing. General Obligation Contract of Lease with the Antrim County Building Authority pursuant to Act No. 31, John Berst, Chairman Public Acts of Michigan, 1948 (First Extra Session), as amended. Such Contract provides, among other Doris Leech, Secretary things, that said Building Authority will acquire and construct law enforcement facilities and appurte• C/t43-9-1tC nances for the County and WILL ISSUE ITS BONDS TO FINANCE THE COST OF THE SAME IN THE PRESENTLY ESTIMATED PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF $575,000. It is presently anticipated that said bonds will mature serially from 1995to 2003, inclusive, and will bear interest not exceeding 8% per annum on the outstanding principal balance. ADVERTISEMENT The Contract further provides that the County will ease said improvements from said Building Authority and WILL PAY AS RENTAL TO SAID BUILDING AUTHORITY ALL SUMS NECESSARY TO RETIRE FOR BIDS THE PRINCIPAL OF AND INTEREST ON SAID BONDS, TOGETHER WITH ALL COSTS OF County of Antrim OPERATING AND MAINTAINING SAID IMPROVEMENTS AND ALL COSTS of said Building Authority Antrim County Barnes Park in connection therewith, regardless of whether the improvements are completed or are tenantable. The Separate sealed BIDS for the construction of a principal amount to be borrowed by the Building Authority will be indebtedness of the County for purposes septic disposal system for Antrim County Barnes of County debt limitations, and said principal amount, together with the County's rental obligation for Park will be received by the Antrim County Coordi• payment thereof, may be increased to cover increased costs of the improvements. nator/Planner's Office at 205 East Cayuga Street, Second Floor, Room 250 until 3:30 p.m., October COUNTY'S CONTRACT OBLIGATION 28,1993. On October 28,1993 at 4:00 p.m. at said location, BIDS will be publicly opened and read BY VIRTUE OF SAID CONTRACT AND ACT, ALL OF THE COUNTY'S REQUIRED PAYMENTS TO aloud. THE BUILDING AUTHORITY WILL BE FULL FAITH AND CREDIT GENERAL OBLIGATIONS OF THE The CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, consisting of COUNTY PAYABLE FROM ANY AVAILABLE FUNDS OF THE COUNTY, AND THE COUNTY WILL BE Advertisement for Bids, Information for Bidders, REQUIRED TO LEVY AD VALOREM TAXES ON ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN ITS BOUND• Bid, Bidder's Experience Form, Agreement, Stan• ARIES TO THE EXTENT NECESSARY TO MAKE THE PAYMENTS REQUIRED TO RETIRE THE dard General Conditions of the Construction Con• BONDS ANDINTERESTTHEREON.IFOTHER FUNDS FORTHATPURPOSEARE NOT AVAILABLE. tract, Supplemental General Conditions, Bid Bond, SUCH LEVY, HOWEVER, MUST BE WITHIN EXISTING STATUTORY AND CONSTITUTIONAL Financial Statement and Irrevocable Letterof Credit, LIMITATIONS, UNLESS THE CONTRACT IS APPROVED BY VOTE OF THE COUNTY ELECTORS. Notice of Intentto Award, Notice to Proceed, Change REFERENDUM RIGHTS Order, Drawings, Specifications and Addenda, may be examined at the following location: SAID CONTRACT SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE WITHOUT VOTE OF THE ELECTORS OF THE 205 East Cayuga Street, Bellaire, Michigan COUNTY UPON THE EXPIRATION OF 45 DAYS FOLLOWING THE DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THIS Room 250 - Second Floor - Antrim County Build• NOTICE, UNLESS A PETITION REQUESTING AN ELECTION ON THE QUESTION OF WHETHER ing SUCH CONTRACT SHOULD BE EFFECTIVE, SIGNED BY NOT LESS THAN 10% OF THE REGIS• Copies of the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may TERED ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY, IS FILED WITH THE COUNTY CLERK WITHIN SAID 45 DAY be obtained at the office of the Antrim County PERIOD. Coordinator/Planner, located at 205 East Cayuga Street, Second Floor, Room 250. If such petition is so filed, said Contract shall not be effective without an approving vote by a majority The OWNER reserves the right to waive any of electors of the County voting on the question. Upon such approving vote, however, any taxes levied informalities or to reject any or all bids. to pay bond obligations shall be without limitation as to rate or amount. Each BIDDER must deposit with his BID security in the amount and form as specified by the condi• This Notice is given pursuant to the requirements of Section 8(b) of the aforesaid Act 31, aa amended. tions provided in the Information for Bidders. Further information concerning the details of said Contract; the improvements being financftd and the NpBIDOER may withdrawhis BID within 90 days matters set out in this Notice may be secured from the County Clerk's office. A copy of saldjfontract is after the acjual date of the BID opening. on fie fnthe office of the County Clerk'for public inspection. S ' ArrfrirtiC^rttyIsan "No person shall, on the grounds of race, color, sex, Laura Sexton Si ireflgion, natfonaU>jigin. residence, age, or handi-. Clerk, County of Antrim - " •; 1¾, leap be excludedfrom participation in, be denied •the benefits of, or be o&erwtefc subject todteerimi- * • '. ,• , , .«43-9-1 tc • nation under any program or activity It administers. C C/t43-9-1tC Warn wm mm-.tm; **>.:•:.•. >->* '•••«'<: .•"Sv-.r - ChurchhiH's Comer - "Whistling U/iM Harris99 In the Glory days of Echo Township, Antrim County, Gibbard-Beal side of the Valley. was absorbed by the virgin trees section 33 and 34. in northwest lower Michigan, there lived a character As he drove his beautiful ponies and light wagon I believe Will came from the Imlay City area and named Will Harris. into the Valley, he would segue the bird calls into rumor has it that he had spent time in show business Several years ago I saw in the "Looking Backward" songs of the day or light opera or whatever. He could down East. I sure wish I had asked more questions in section of The Torch where one of his children had ahandl e anything in the music line. my youth but don't think the elders would have stood birthday party in Central Lake. That happened in for it, as I believe I came close to driving them wacky Whistling Will used his little fingers to produce his 1898 and one of the children present was a Ramsey. with questions, as it was. music and could attain tremendous volume and tone I can remember a Dr. Ramsey in the teens. Maude By Floyd Churchill, with little effort. People came to their doors to listen Harris later married my dad's older brother, Elmer, A Pleasant Valley Original, to Whistling Will. hence my knowledge of Whistling Will. The Harris vintage 1911 family must have moved to the Valley in later years. As he turned south at old Churchill Corners, and Will was a great bear of a man, over six feet and as went along the old corduroy road by Sutton's lumber EDITOR'S NOTE: Floyd Churchill is a former hard as nails. As he came over the Densmore Hill, you mill, then the Senior Petrie farm on his left, and on area resident who frequendy shares his memories might hear an echo of a bird call from the Wilson- past the Will Spence place on his right, his whisding with Torch readers.

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Central Lake 2461 Main St. 544-2345 COMPLETE OFFSET PRINTING It 139 River St. 264-9711 Elk Rapids TYPESETTING Kalkaska 318 N. Cedar St. 258-4600 Mancelona 112 E. State 587-8471 20-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1993 - TORCH/JOURNAL Devils drop Ironwomen, felled by Blazers

BYS.F. PUCKETT open a lead into the half , Red Devil lead, one they with nine, won the JV Elk Rapids Tuesday, then Cheboygan in non-league Sports Writer 29-21. Mancelona inched would hold to the end, game 40-6. hosts the Chiefs of action Thursday. its way back, mostly with 51-49. Thursday with Kal• East Jordan enjoyed an free truws,to40-36with Katie Malpass finished kaska, the Blazers rallied exhilarating Tuesday a period to go, then ral• with a strong 25 points, behind Cheri Golden for ssssss showdown with Man• lied to take a two-point 12 rebounds and strong a 12-7, then a 29-16 lead celona, then fell on hard lead. defense. Kristie Ruhling into the half. A 20-12 times against a tough added 15 points and 14 spell in the third com• COLDUieLL Kalkaska team Thursday East Jordan went to the rebounds, while Julie pleted the necessary in• in Lake Michigan divi• always reliable Jennifer Mickey and Cathy King gredients for a 61-40 BANKER0 sion play. Burr and Katie Malpass kicked in 6 and 5 assists Kalkaska win. Tuesday with Man• to spark a rally, and the respectively for the Red Katie Malpass did the ALL SEASONS REALTY celona, the Red Devils dynamic duo did the job, Devils. deed again, leading with started by staying with Malpass providing the East Jordan's JVs, led 12 points, Mandy Reid VILLAGE HOMES the Ironwomen for a quar• foundation and Burr the by Kristie Loviska with with nine, Kristie Hurl• ter, 15-15, then blasting construction of the final 17 and Amanda Pepin ing with six and Julie Mickey with five. Kalkaska won the JV Local volunteers sought event 54-37, Mandy McKenzie, Lisa Spauld- ing and Dawn Meads per• for exchange program forming their duties with gracious tenacity. World heritage, a not- please call Sandy collect 1-800-888-9040 for fur- The Red Devils visited CL-474 OLDER HOME IN Village of Central Lake. Presently for-profit student ex• at (616) 796-2582 or call ther information. rented and need 24 hr. notice. Home is in need ol window change organization replacement, paint or sidng. Excellent location for possible business. Rents for $250.00 a month. $25,000. dedicated to fostering cultural enrichment and intercultural understand• ing, is seeking enthusias• Real Estate One tic volunteers to be area Real representatives for its * Bslale rjj; ^ | Eastport MIS program in your commu• One; nity. Area representatives WARD A. CARY serve as liaisons for high Associate Broker CL-469 COMPLETELY REMODELED older home w/1 1/2 schools, host families, (616) 599-2950 car garage. Beautiful flowing brook meanders through the back yard. Close to school. Garden area. Quiet neighbor• students, and World Heri - 12074 Scenic Hwy. Res. (616) 544-3000 hood. $55,000. tage offices as well as P.O. Box 41 7 Bellaire Office 533-6171 recruit qualified North Eastport, Ml 49627 American teenagers to go abroad. Volunteers are reimbursed for their ex• penses. If you feel this is an ideal way to learn about other countries and cul• tures while sharing your KIDDER ROAD - A unique custom built home on 5 VILLAGE OF CENTRAL LAKE - 4 bedrooms, 1 acres, 1 1/2 baths, 2 bedrooms, dual fireplace and bath, family room with fireplace, natural gas heat, local area with eager high attached 2 car garage. This beautiful country home village water on over 230 leet of waterfront located CL-468 THIS IS A CUTE two bedroom home in a quiet area school teenage students, offers many breathtaking views and is surrounded only minutes from Intermediate Lake. Only by beautiful blue spruce, maple & pines. All for $81,500. of Central Lake. Home has woodstove in dining room and gas $69,900. Located in the Central Lake School Dis• space heaters in the living room & kitchen. Good location, trict. Another 15 acres avai.able. close to town and to park. Small detached garage. $26,000. Crop walk COUNTRY HOMES a success continued from front "She pushed herself, ex• cept at the top of a few VILLAGE - A unique income producing home in GREEN RIVER - Three bedroom, 2 bath newer the middleof shopping, schools & churches. Home home on 65' of riverfront, only minutes from Inter• hills. It's quite an accom• has been kept in good repair and has a 1 bedroom mediate Lake, this year round homeis justlike new plishment." apartment upstairs with private entrance. Heat and is connected to many miles of waterfront at a with wood or natural gas, an ideal investment at realistic price. REDUCED TO $69,900. Malpass has been the only $42,900. chairperson for eight CL-435 (1-B) OLDER 2-STORY farmhouse near Central\ years. At one time, she Lake on 8 partially wooded acres. Mature hardwoods and a < large garden area. 6, posstbty 7 bedrooms, 2 full baths. Island : served as co-chair for the & knotty pine cabinets in kitchen. Previously a foster care county, but now the job home. $54,900. has been divided so each of the three towns has its own chairperson. Last year, East Jordan BENWAY LAKE - This 2 bedroom home sits on INTERMEDIATE LAKE - Would you beliieve over 111 feet of Waterfront. You can travel 11. miles 200 feet of Intermediate Lake front, a 2000 sq. ft. walkers raised $1,900for North & 11 miles South through our beautiful lakes home, garage, fireplace & basement and this the cause. Malpass be• and rivers, this home has everything at your finger• home has some unique possibilitl es located on our tips, fishing, swimming and all water sports and beautiful lakes, priced at $180,000. lieves this year, with more most important a quiet relaxing setting. Only walkers, the funds raised «76,900. CL-475 2/BDR. MOBILE HOME with an additional 12 x 22 will probably be at least building that is self contained including 1/bdr., bath, laundry | that much again. hook-ups & kitchen. Also, 8 x 12 trailer. 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