NORTHERN MICHIGAN'S LARGEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER VOL ? NO. 42 BOYNE CITY, MICHIGAN 49712 THURSDAY, AUGUST 14,1969 15 CENTS Discuss student merger Boyne City—The possibility of someone to show me why we can of getting the students together East Jordan has a 45 minute lunch years to pay for. Board mem• merging the school populations of do it..." before relocating," said Korn. hour for all of their students, and bers thought the project was a East Jordan and Boyne City, be• Klevorn said that he saw no Transportation and personnel Boyne has a 90 minute lunch hour good one. However, they made fore anew, centrally located faci• reason why East Jordan seniors transfers were posed as the main for three sections. clear that they were staying out lity is built, dominated discussion and Boyne City seniors couldn't problems against an early student "As an administrator," said of any endorsement of the project Lawrence Titsworth and his rainbow pond. at Tuesday night's Twin Valley start co-mingling. "Then, they merger. Korn, "I'd either like to see this or money raising. School Board meeting. won't have two problems facing "We're going to be bussing thing go 'whole hog or not at all.'" Merger of the students could them—-moving into a newschool them one way or another," quip• —Approved the purchase of a dishwashing machine and garbage take place as soon as next school and meeting new students—-when ped one board member. "What's The board also... disposal unit from Louis Manglos year. Board members agreed that it comes time to relocate in a the difference?" —Agreed to retain their mem• sales representative for the Post Boyne council ponders it was too late to do anything this couple of years..." "I've been told by countless bership in the Michigan Associa• Fixture Company, Grand Rapids. year. However, they unanimously "Lets get the communities school consultants and education tion ofSchool Boardsfor 1969-70. Cost of the machine is $1800, with endorsed a suggestion by board thinking as one as far as the experts that it doesn't make any —Approved the transfer of installation and plumbing work secretary, Robert Klevorn, to school system goes," he com• difference whether you bus stu• $500 from the general fund to the set at an additional $1,000. In• start working and moving in the mented. dents one mile or ten..." com• athletic fund. stant approval of the project was direction of a student merger. Assistant Superintendent, Max mented Klevorn. trout pond problem given so as to have the instal• —Noted as of June 30, 1969, "I want someone to show me Damoth, expressed agreement Principal Korn said that he, lation completed by the time why this can't work," said Kle• with Klevorn's ideas. "That's Boyne counselor, Bud Neidhamer that athletic funds of both high of rainbow trout. Lawrence Tits• tabled to give commissioners an school starts. Boyne City -- What was once a vorn, referring to any early stu• been my line of thinking for a and Leatha Larson, East Jordan schools were funded out to no worth said that 2 years ago he opportunity to inventory the city's "relief valve" for this com• dent body merger—before anew, long time," said Damoth. "And counselor, had tried to work out balance. School auditors advised —Approved a black topping had lost $200 worth of fish; that water stock. munity's surplus water has be• centrally located school facility the main reason why I supported a type of student exchange last that athletic funds be compiled project for the Boyne City Ele. he had invested over $800 in In other actions, city water come a "pain in the neck," is built. the merger..." year for a couple of classes. into one account. School. Cost of the project is between Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence making the pond a beauty spot rates were hiked an average of "We've got to look to the future, Principal Robert Korn said he "Anyway we tried to work it, —Paid bills totaling $7999.14. $8489, and is contracted by Hodg• Titsworth, of E. Division street and this did not include the labor 10 percent upon the recommen• and today's problems today. Why felt the board wouldn't save any we ran into snags and students —Discussed the booster club's kiss and Douma, Petoskey. and city officials. that he and his wife had invested. dation of City Mgr. Forbes Tomp• can't we be working for a merger money by merging the student missing classes." proposed project of purchasing a Commissioners said they had kins. He pointed out that water —Approved the Twin Valley Tuesday night, commissioners right now?" populations before moving into a Korn said that one of the biggest video-tape machine for athletic Public School system's partici• heard Mr. Titsworth's side of the no contract specifying that there department operations, as well "I've had enoughpeopletellme centrally located school facility. problems was scheduling around and school use. The machine will pation in the Title I program for story, at length. They also gave was an agreement that they as U.S. currency had been sub• why we can't merge early. I want "You would be achieving your goal lunch hours in the two schools. cost $2500 and require 2 or 3 the 1969-70 school year. Mr. Titsworth their side of the should keep Mr. Titsworth's trout jected to more than 30 percent story, at length. alive. inflation — with no correspond• The Titsworths have a lot of He stated repeatedly that if ing increase to cover the depart• fine rainbow troutpetsinthepond the city can't guarantee a flow of ment's operations. Minimum that the city created on their water through the 2 ponds on his rates thus are now hiked from Medical center property in 1963. The pond was property, he wants the ponds fil• $6.33 to $7.00 per quarter for built by the city as a by-pass led in and planted back to grass the first 7,500 gallons; 30£ per during periods of excessive because he enjoys live grass M vs. 25£ per M for the next water entering the city's dis• better than dead fish. 7,500 gallons. Bulk rates for the canvassers net posal system. Mayor Austin Sevener said city's highest consumers were Comes 1969 and the city no that a full immediate investiga• raised from 15£ per M gallons longer has excessive run-off tion shouldbe made and some kind to 17£ per M gallons. Mgr. periods, so stated the commis• of course of action should be Tompkins said the new rates put sioners. In fact, this past week• taken--after thoroughly investi• local water costs on a par with $2,896 for fund end, water in the city's reser• gating the situation. Charlevoix, Petoskey, and other voirs was so low that when the Commissioner Marvin Loding, cities in the area. Boyne City - Door to door vance, $317.00. qualified steam engineer, and the A technical discussion con• sole pump in the city's south canvassers for the Boyne City Workers who donated their watchdog of the city's water cerning the accounting methods side water pumping station Medical Fund have netted $2,- time to solicit donations were: system stated: for street department funds was started sucking air, and was in 896.60 so far according to Mrs. First ward: Shirley Looze, "If we give you 50,000 gallons presented by the City Auditor danger of burning up, the flow Marie Parlett, who heads the captain; Anna Towne, Phyllis Larry Woodcock, of Hill and of water into the Titsworths pond of water daily to keep your fish drive for the medical center Korn, Joyce Pouliot, Judy Shio- Woodcock, CPA's of Petoskey. had to be shut off. alive and the pump fails, some• corporation. This figure will be telis, Sally Looze, Luana Cam- In other actions: This made the Titsworth rain• one else will have a red face. added to the group's $5,000 now burn and Lola Steinbrecher. — Rick Young and Linda Davis bow trout very sick — and the And I want to be quoted that in the Northwestern State Bank. representing "the youth of Boyne Titsworths angry. I'm against it." And he was Mrs. Parlett said this week Second ward: Meriam Well- City" were granted the use of This wasn't the first time quoted. that she was extremely pleased man, captain; Flora Jenson, Hel• tragedy has befallen the school The Titsworth Lake case was (continued on page 3...) with the amount given, and in en Moyer, June Dufon, Jean particular with the residents of Grimm, Barb Weiss, Barb Fine- the fourth ward, who gave a out, Carol Snyder and Evelyn BOYNE City Community Chest President, Don Seamon (left), maps whopping $1,034 to the fund. She Chipman. Boyne Valley Medical Third ward: Connie Leamon, plans with co-chairmen Orville Walker and Cass Toton (right), for added that anyone not contacted during the drive could give their captain; Esta Spears, Mary Er• the upcoming chest campaign. The local community chest kick-off donation to Robert Prebble, as• ber, Pat Sumner, Shirley Howie, sistant cashier at the Northwes• Jean Dunlop, Evelyn Grice, and Center stages fund drives breakfast has been set for Monday, September 29th. This year's Vernie Gabriel. fund drive goal is $11,000. tern State Bank. The door to door drive was Fourth ward: Irene Smith, cap• Boyne City - An old fash• fund. contact either Keith Fitzpatrick, organized by Mary Dunlop, who tain; Dolly Anderson, Pat Up• ioned auction sale, street dance, Already on tap for Friday, 582-6608, or Larry Behrens, enlisted the aid of cancer cru• ton, Lois Jacobson, Peg Aims- corn roast and garbage pail lunch, August 22nd, is a community wide 582-7854, for pick-up service. sade workers who had worked bury, Janet LaDere, Evon Pluis- are being scheduled by the Boyne auction sale to be staged at the At Wednesday night's meet• for her in previous fund cam• ter, Ila Walker, and Millie Whale- Valley Medical Center Corpora• community bandshell at 6:00p.m. ing, president of the group, Thel• Jordan Co mmunity Chesf paigns. Advance: Paygi Willson, cap• tion for the last of August to Jim Brannan, well known area ma Behling, reported that a bal• tain; Elva Kern, Shirley Win• add funds to the groups's growing auctioneer has volunteered his ance of more than $5,000 was A breakdowu of medical cen• ner, Becky Davis and Vikki Daw• kitty. services for the night, and has in the bank. She said that to date ter donations by wards includes guaranteed medical center dir• the fund drive had netted about first ward, $438.00; second ward, son. At a meeting last Wednesday ectors that his chortle will be $7,000. sponsors poster contest $298.75; third ward, $640.85; Springwater Beach: Mrs. Floyd night, Rotary representative heard all over town. An immediate goal of $18,000 fourth ward, $1,034.00; Spring- Alldread and Mrs. Robert Steve Moody disclosed plans for has been set by the medical fund East Jordan - With area com• kids, the age of the entrant will ancially by the East Jordan Com• water Beach, $168.00; and Ad• Shields. Food, pop and coffee will be an all day Saturday, August 30th, group. This will finance the med• munity chest drives just around be taken into consideration when munity Chest. They include. . . available at the. auction. All fund raising party in the city ical care building now in use by the corner, directors of the East we judge the drawings. . ." Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, News• proceeds will be turned over to park. Moody said that with the Dr. Richard Mansfield, D.O. Jordan Community Chest an• Poster board will be provided papers for Servicemen, Amer• the medical center fund drive. approval of the city commission, An additional $30,000 is needed nounced this week that they're by the community chest and can ican Red Cross, Life Guard, Watershed hosts one street would be closed and Area residents with appli• by the medical fund group to fi• sponsoring a poster board draw• be picked up at the East Jordan Firemen's Monitors, Baskets for that several riotious events were ances, tools, sporting goods, gar• nance the remodeling of the in• ing contest for youngsters 16 and library. All entries must be the Needy, Michigan Children's being planned to induce summer den equipment or furniture that side of the medical care building under. turned in to Mrs.. Hamerski at Aid, School Children's Milk Pro• visitors and residents alike to they don't need are urged to do• into a suite for two physicians, East Jordan chest campaign the library by Saturday, August gram, Needy Children, Little steak barbecue loosen pocketbooks and donate to nate to the auction. Anyone wish• an X-ray equipment area and a chairman, Mrs. Richard Hamer- 23rd. Winners will be announc• League, Summer Softball and Re- the worthwhile medical center ing to contribute are asked to community room. ski, said this week that cash ed in the Thursday, August 28th susci Anne. prizes of $5, $3 and $2, will edition of the Northland Press. Youngsters wishing to enter East Jordan - Members of Making arrangements for the be awarded to children in two Subject for the drawings is the should fill out the entry blank the Jordan River Watershed barbecue and serving as chefs age brackets - - from 12 to 16, slogan "Be Big Enough to Give appearing in this week's North• Commission will toss protocol will be county extension director, and 11 years of age and under. Enough to Help Enough. . ." land Press (Women's Section, to the wind when they meet next Ed Rebman, and state forester, "We hope that all boys and However, Mrs. Hamerski points page 5) and take it to the East Monday night, August 18th, for a Jack Lockwood. The total cost girls in the area will enter the out that youngsters can submit a Jordan Library. After submit• steak barbecue. of the barbecue will be shared contest," said Mrs. Hamerski. poster from any of the follow• ting entry blanks at the library, The barbecue will be held at by members of the commission ' 'And for youngsters worrying a- ing organizations or community children will be given their pos• 6:30 p.m. at O'Brian's Pond at the meeting. bout stiff competition from older projects which are helped fin• ter drawing board. (Warner's Pond) on the Jordan River. All watershed commission Previous meetings have been members are being asked by Reb• man to notify him if they plan Twin Valley held at the East Jordan Ameri• Two Boyne can Legion Hall, however, water• to attend the steak barbecue. shed officers are hoping the re• Reservation cards have been sent laxed atmosphere andprospects to each member and should be youths Critical elementary of a delicious steak dinner will returned as soon as possible. lure more members to the The barbecue is scheduled to meeting. start promptly at 6:30 p.m. Boyne City - An accident in Boyne City, was also injured. registration which two Boyne City youths Fineout was pinned in the were seriously injured is still wreckage of the 1963 Ford, while Boyne City - Parents of chil• Purchases Fineout Realty under investigation by state po• Frederick was thrown from the dren who have moved into the lice. Twin Valley School District dur• Walloon Lake - Dee Adgate, Both Adgate and Fineout were vehicle. formerly associated with Jerry area ski resort developers who At 9:25 p.m. last Friday, Wil• ing the summer months, and who Fineout Realty, announced this sold their ski operations to Ev• liam Fineout, jr., 17, Boyne City, Fineout was taken to Lock- will be attending the elementary week that he has purchased the erett Kircher, Boyne County own• failed to negotiate a curve on the wood MacDonald Hospital where school in Boyne City are re• Fineout Realty business. er, in December of 1967. Fineout Camp Daggett Road. The curve he was reported in fair condi• quested to telephone the school Fineout Realty, since the death was instrumental in developing was located one tenth of a mile tion by hospital authorities Tues• (582-9981) for registration pur• of its owner, Jerry Fineout, last Walloon Hills, and Adgate found• south of the Reycraft Road, The day afternoon. poses after Monday, August 18. WINNER of a one year subscription to the Northland Press at spring, has been operating as a ed and developed Thunder Moun• north bound auto went out of branch under Mark Haines Real• Sunday's Old Timer's Picnic in East Jordan, was Raymond Gould. control, into a ditch, upset, then Frederick wa.s reported as Kindergarteners who were not tain. ty, Boyne City. He was presented the one year subscription by Agnes Hegerberg. struck a tree. "progressing well" by Little enrolled during the May registra• Adgate, a real estate broker, Traverse Hospital authorities tion period must also be register• Adgate, a licensed real estate will operate out of Jerry Fine- For more Old Timer's Picnic photos see page 6. Photo by Barb A passenger in the Fineout Tuesday afternoon. He is in the ed before school starts in Sep• broker, has been associated with out Realty's same Walloon Lake Christensen. car, Edward Frederick jr., 16, hospital's intensive care unit. tember. Fineout Realty for ten years. location. Page 2 Northland IW^ - Thursday, August 14, 1969 The Book Worm Northland Press Winnie's Pooh Inches off diet Winnie Fairchild 582-7301 106 S. LAKE STREET PHONE 582-6562 BOYNE CITY, MICHIGAN 49712 Mr. and Mrs. George Boutilier Kelts. class reunion at the Country The Northland Press is published weekly by Gregg spent the weekend at Plymouth, Mrs. Joanne Carpenter spent Club in Cadillac Saturday eve• Publications, 106 S. Lake Street, Boyne City, Michigan, with their son Bob and family. Wednesday through Sunday at the ning. book in library and entered as second class matter every Wednesday Mrs. Bob Boutilier and daughter National NASCOE Convention at Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Scott in the Boyne City Post Office, Boyne City, Michigan 49712. Beth Ann, who have spent the the Pantlind Hotel in Grand Ra• and grandson Shannon returned News of the East Jordan Library past two months in Harbor pids. to their home in Detroit on Fri• Joan Burkey PUBLISHER , Gregg Smith Springs with her mother, Mrs. Miss Mildred Judkins, Chica• day after spending ten days at Mildred Wilcox accompanied the go, spent several days here last their cottage on Lake Shore Dr. EDITOR , Gregory P. Smith The library has some new mys• reading, you will probably get cheese,1 they devote a long chap• George Boutiliers home. week with Mr. and Mrs. Louie Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ormsby, BUSINESS MANAGER ...... Margaret Smith tery books in now, and this week through it in one night. ter of their book to the problems William Hart Jr. and friend, Manglos and visited friends in Southfield, spent severa 1 days PRODUCTION MANAGER Tom Garlock I have chosen a few to review. "The Doctor's Quick INCHES - of the young people. There are Alma, visited three days last the area. Miss Judkins was for• at their cottage on Sho-Sho-Nie The first one which I read is: OFF DIET": The nicest chap• lists of weight and calorie coun• week with Mr. and Mrs. Felix merly a Boyne City teacher. Beach and then journeyed on to "Shot Gun" by EdMcBainan 87th ter in this book which a lot of ters, how many you should have Wasylewski. The Gerald Gillett family, of Isle Royale in Lake Superior Precinct mystery. you parents will agree with, was corresponding to your weight, NATIONAL NEWSPAPER Happy birthday to Koni Renee Onaway, spent Saturday at Lake for a few days. A man and wife are found shot the chapter devoted to youngsters diets with built in willpower and Wolff who will be one year old Louise with her parents, Rev. Steve Smith and Steve Assmar- to death by a 12 gauge shotgun. with weight problems. Doctor's many more interesting thoughts on August 15. and Mrs. Robert Shaffer and ker, Detroit, spent the weekend The shotgun was owned by a man suggest they can still eat and eat and suggestions. Mrs. Jim Habasco Jr. spent family. here with the Vernon Hauslers living in a town of 10 million well, but of course not every• the weekend in Cadillac with her Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Spen• and attended Ronnie's wedding "The Making of the President people/then another murder was thing. The doctors recommend brother and his wife, the Hud cer attended Mrs. Spencer's 35th Saturday in Petoskey. 1968" by Theodore H. White: discovered, this time a stabbing. hard boiled eggs, chicken legs, A narrative history of American Well, the favorite people from the five to six times daily, cottage politics in action. 87th precinct start investigating and give you a good run for your Super-Right" Quality Beef money while hunting down the kil• ler. The language is pretty sti• cky in a few spots, but a good Roamin' book. Jeanne Bowman 582-9447 "Cruel as a Cat" by Kyle Hunt: Jim Clayton is being sought as the prime suspect in Staying at the Clifford Ander• Miss Jackie South, Caledonia, his cousin's murder. Alec and son home and attending the fun• was a recent house guest of Miss Midge Bennison are her next door eral of Mr. James Anderson Robin Kanipe. neighbors and Miss Ermyntrude were the Glen Andersons and 4 Visiting Mrs. Leota Sudman is their landlady. 4 children, Fenton, the Ralph last week were her son, the Rob• Mrs. Bennison finds Jim Clay• Evans, Flint and Mr. and Mrs. ert Sudmans and 3 children, and ton before the police do and hides James English, Swartz Creek. granddaughter, Kathy Harkins, RIB him in her attic. Midge Benni• Other relatives attending were all of Ironton, Ohio. son is not only very strange as from Flint, Durand, Grand Ra• Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cooper Our Rib Steaks are 6-inch cuts. If Miss Stern notices,but also very pids, Greenville, Ionia and Mon• and son, Concord, who have been lovely, she decides to get help roe. camping at the state park, were you're buying Rib Steaks with a from psychiatrist - detective Dr. Jon and Barbara Beck, Big visitors of Mrs. Cooper's grand• longer rib bone, you're paying Rib Cellini. This book is very light Rapids, spent last week with her mother, Mrs. Anna Inman, and Steak prices for excess fat and bone. mother, Mrs. Margaret Tooley. other relatives last week. Your Better Health 6-Inch He can't cure Cut

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Boyne Falls—Purchase of the of Cheboygan, is secretary and prise will have over 4,000 acres mately 1,500 acres of northern ing they defeated Ormsbee The Giants are managed by Sno-Kist Tree Corporation, one vice-president of the new Sno- and apnroximately 8 million trees Michigan "waste lands" had been Motors of Cheboygan, 11-1 in Wm. Price and coached by Roger of the state's largest cultivated Kist venture; and Richard Sta• unde r cultivation, as well as an planted by the founder. an exhibition game here. Joan Kerr. yule tree enterprises, has been zak, son of Jos. Stazek,serves as additional 2,000 acres it manages Sno-Kist annually ships to Erbst, winning pitcher gave up All players are to bring their disclosed here by officials of the treasurer. for landowners throughout a 20 markets in 30 states and tree 4 hits. Mary Lou Ingalls, with uniforms and sponsors, mana• North Star Tree Corporation. Walter Romanik, Cheboygan county area. baling and carloading operations a home run, triple, single and gers and umpires are also invited.. Sno-Kist, a family corporation area oil dealer, who has headed Approximately 200 seasonal take place each fall on at least walk, led the Boyne City girls headed by Nicholas Lentini, M.D., North Stars plantation and mar• employees are engaged in spray• 20 Northern Michigan rail si• hitting attack, followed by Nancy Children's of Cheboygan, is based at Cheboy• keting operations for the past 12 ing, shearing, and marketing dings. Lockman who had three hits. gan but operates plantations years, will serve as Sno-Kist operations at various times of the North Star's principle markets Memcor Courter will play two association ranging from the Straits of Mac• general manager. year and 2 full-time foresters have been California, Texas, Ala• exhibition games on the local Charlevoix - The Charlevoix kinaw to the Muskegon, Michi• He has disclosed that the firm are employed by the corporation. bama, North Carolina, and Geor• field this week. Thursday even• Association for retarded chil• gan area. will continue to operate its North Walter Romanik disclosed that gia. ing they meet Burger Chef of dren will sponsor a public meet• The new owners of the corpora• Star marketing operations as well the final agreement for the sale of Jos. Stazak, president of the Petoskey, and Sunday night ing Tuesday, August 19, 8:00 tion are Joseph Stazak, of Balti• as the Sno-Kist corporation be• the Sno-Kist corporation was new Sno-Kist operation, stated Ormsbee of Cheboygan, in a re• p.m. in the basement of the First more, Md., state senator of Mary• cause of the fine reputation North reached on June 15th, but that that demand for North Star and turn match. Boyne City's team State Bank of Charlevoix. The land's first senatorial district, Star had built during the years the technical details and adjustments Sno-Kist trees is great and that is sponsored by local merchants, speaker will be Fred Chappell, who owns yule tree plantations enterprise was on its way up to of the sales agreement were not one of the firm's most pressing and are nowproudly wearing their a state consultant, whose topic and a summer home here. becoming a major Michigan yule completed until recently. problems is to be able to sup• new uniforms. The team is man• will be "Programs which could Walter Romanik, a former tree producer. Sno-Kist was founded by Dr. ply the market demand and judge aged by Tuff Kerr, and coached be offered retarded children". Boyne Falls area resident, now The dual phased growing enter- Lentini in 1959, after approxi• future commitments. by Patti LaLone. All persons interested are urged to attend. Grandvue Magistrate's Cass and Auxiliary County records rising Court Dons wins Boyne City — JackH. Solomon, Boyne City - Cass & Don's to meet 47, 13330 Sherwood, Huntington All-Stars won a real thriller East Jordan - Members of the b usiness tempo Woods, speeding, $18.00; Stephen from the Wolverine All-Stars, newly-organized Grandvue Hos• J. Dainoviec, 18, Rl, Petoskey, 6-5, last Sunday in a nine in• pital Auxiliary are reminded that (Special to the Press) survey on the basis of the amount speeding, $23.00; Larry D. Tru• ning softball duel between the the regular monthly meeting will with their bigger incomes? The New York, Aug. 14 - Charle• of retail business actually done, man, 19, 860 Green, North Mus• two teams. be held Thursday, August 14 at figures show that they spent more voix County's economy continued for furniture, bought more air as compared with its estimated kegon, speeding, $23.00; Eugene Proceeds from the well attend• 2 p.m. The meeting will be moving forward during the past full capacity. K. Kerr, 26, 806 South Park, ed game, $95.25, were donated to held at the facility, according to conditioners, refrigerators and year, according to a report on It does this through an "index Boyne City, driving left of center, the Boyne City Medical Center Auxiliary president, Mrs. W.G. washing machines, purchased the nation's markets, just re• of buying power," which takes $18.00; Gordon T. Burns, 17, R2, Fund. Boswell of East Jordan. fancier foods and, in general, leased. treated themselves more luxur• into account income, population Boyne City, violation of basic Coach of the local all-stars, New members are welcome Significant gains were chalked and sales. speed law, accident, $18.00; Ho• Voiley Lockman, expressed and are urged to attend this meet• iously. up in the local trading area as Charlevoix County's index rat• ward E. Crozier, 19,420N.Park, thanks to A & P, B & C, Ideal ing. Plans are being finalized Neither the surtax nor the SECOND place winner in the heavyweight mo consumers, with more money at ing is .0070, indicating that it Boyne City, speeding, $23.00; Ro• Dairy, Little Cub Market, Win's for a Tag Day to be held at higher cost of goods and ser• their command, indulged in large is capable of producing that per• tor cycle B division (650cc), Sun and Snow nald R. Green, 30, Rl, Boyne Party Store, Northland Tobac• the end of this month. vices deterred them to a notice• scale spending, cent of the nation's retail busi• Riders Club sponsored races, last Sunday, Falls, speeding, $22.00; William co, Little League officials and The facility is located on Pen• able degree. The amount that they spent in ness. J. Matelski, Jr., 17, Boyne Falls, Cass & Dons, for making the game insula Road, two miles north of As a result, retail business was Don Griffin, Boyne City. Griffin, along the area, and what it meant for Since it accounted for more speeding, $18.00. a success. East Jordan. in the area was good. Local local retail merchants, are merchants accounted for gross than that last year, .0075 per• with East Jordan rider, Howard Penny, has brought out in Sales Manage• sales of $25,501,000, bettering cent, the conclusion is that some copped a large share of the Sunday race tro• ment's new "Survey of Buying the previous year's $22,742,000. of the local purchasing is done phies this season. Power." Each community is rated in the by non-resident shoppers. The copyrighted report pre• sents data on income and spend• ing for every section of the country. It shows that Charlevoix Coun• ty residents had net spendable A Citizen's Salute earnings in the year, after pay• ment of their personal income taxes, of $37,418,000, as com• pared with the previous year's To Better Community Builders $35,076,000. Just how much this represent• ed, on a per-family basis, was determined by dividing the total income by the number of local households. It amounted, on av• erage, to $7,795, an increase over the prior year's $7,308. The rise, 6.7 percent, was greater than elsewhere in the United States, 6.4 percent, and the State of Michigan's 5.4 per• cent. What did local residents do EAST JORDAN Minor Little League Champs, sponsored by the American Legion, are; back row (from left); Darryl Christensen, Firemen Scott Saxton, Bobby Flanders, Gary LaPeer, John Strehl, manager Ernie Stallard, Roger Bolser, Dennis LaPeer, Gary Eichler and stage picnic Joey Niswander. Front row; Rodney DeRochers, Kevin Barrow, Mike McClanaghan, Mark McClanaghan, Allan Stallard and Perry East Jordan - The East Jor• Bennett. Missing when the photo was taken was Bob Nessner. dan Firemen's annual picnic will be held Sunday, August 17 at 1 1:00 p.m. The picnic is to be held at the East Jordan Tourist I Teens donate Park Recreational Bldg. This Boyne City - Area teenagers is to include firemen and their BOYNE will soon get their chance to con• families, also ex-firemen, re• tribute to the Boyne Valley Med• tired firemen and their wives ical Center fund. and firemen's widows. Please ELECTRIC All proceeds received from bring a dish to pass and your this Friday night's teen dance at own table service. There will "The Steeple" will go to the be entertainment events for the HAS ADDED A medical center. youngsters. ANDY BOGEMA NEW SERVICE Commission (continued from front page...) When Boyne City's Chamber of Commerce atrophied to a name only, com• the city Memorial Park, Satuiday season was tabled. munity leaders were spurred into decisive action, and the Chamber was Aug. 23rd, between 6 and 12p.m. RADIO 6c TV — Larry Martin was granted "revitalized." to stage a rock concert of Char• AREA-WIDE SERVICE the right to run sewer and water levoix and Emmet County bands The new directors of the reborn civic organization picked Andy Bogema, ON ALL MAKES on an abandoned alley on Trent under the sponsorship of the COLOR & BLACK & WHITE Street provided he gives the city pharmacist, to take over the reins as president. Boyne City Chamber of Com• Our Service Include an easement to take care of such merce. Results became readily apparent. There was renewed interest in the com• *Hi-Fi * Radio * Stereo * Car Radios utilities. — Steve Moody, in behalf of munity's annual mushroom hunting championship; the Fourth of July celebra• Tower & Antenna Installation & Service — The subject of unsightly We Do Insurance Work the Boyne City Rotary Club was weeds on certain properties was tion drew a record number of parade entries and a superb fireworks was Our Years of "Experience Will Save You Time & Money granted permission to rope off WE TAKE WE TAKE aired. Appearance of the Howes Every Call Given Prompt Attention a portion of Park Street between staged; the community's first Sidewalk Day Sale was an outstanding achieve• SUNDAY SUNDAY Leather Company property NITES—SUNDAYS—HOLIDAYS River Street and the Bridge, CALLS! CALLS! evoked considerable comment ment in retailing. CALL 582-9992 Saturday night, Aug. 30th for a since a number of private citi• Of course, Andy had capable aides to do the legwork, and he's quick to make street dance and super-corn zens have kept a portion of the roast which the club is spon• it a point that they were the ones who have effected the complete transforma• tannery's property looking trim soring in behalf of the Boyne and neat. Commissioners dele• tion in the community's outlook, but executive sparks start at the top! ANTENNA City Medical Center Fund. To gated City Mgr. Forbes Tomp• close the generation gap, he said' That's why, this week, the Northwestern State Bank salutes the contribution SALES REPAIR kins to contact Rudolph Jacob- that a rock band as well as an of the former World War II navigator-bombardier for his civic effort in bet• SERVICE INSTALLATION son, tannery superintendent, to arthritic combo playing things 16 Years Experience see what the firm would do. tering the lot of his fellow business colleagues as well as the community. like Stardust would entertain, COLOR — Request of Mrs. Gregg Bos• — Ordiance A-39 which pro• A native of Kalamazoo, he was once an ink specialist with the Sun Chemical Black and White well, East Jordan, to sell tags hibits parking of vehicles on pri• Company before deciding to go into pharmacy. After graduation from the Finco Antennas-Or Winegard Transistor TV for the new Grandvue Medical NEW vate property was adopted as a Antennas With Built-in Amplifier. Facility Auxiliary, Aug. 22nd, University of Michigan school of Pharmacy, he was pharmacist for the "The legal tool to be used in the event Tenna Rotors-Sales & Service Controls- Self was approved. Supporting Towers- New-Used REASONABLE RATES parking gets out of hand when Professional Clinic," of Detroit; and operated the pharmacy at Lynn Hospital. -- City Mgr. Forbes Tompkins the coho come in. reported that city officers were He purchased the former Gerrie Drug Store, Sept. 1, 1967, and since then — Wm. A. Porter, construction nearly prostrated with shock with has actively been interested in community affairs. He is a member of the BOYNE ELECTRIC firm, East Jordan, with a bid of Mrs. D. Lata of the Bi-County i $1,155 was awarded the contract Hospital, Dearborn, wrote the Boyne City Lion's Club too. of building 250 feet of 8 inch city complimenting some un• | 116 East Main Phone 582-9591 sewer to the new low cost Con- known member of the police de• (WATCH THIS SPACE FOR A SALUTE TO AN EAST JORDAN CIVIC LEADER—NEXT WEEK) kle housing project. Only other partment for extreme courtesy Boyne City, Michigan bid submitted was $1,200. in providing her with directions — A request by Essex Wire to Boyne Falls on the evening of A Northwestern State Bank Community Development Message to use the state launching ramp 42-ltc July 9th. This nearly floored the for employee parking during off- commission too. Page 4 Thursday, August 14, 1969 For Rent In Memoriam In memory of Melvin C. Bric• FOR SALE - Beautiful building ker who passed away August 9, Winnie's Pooh site of 11 1/2 acres overlooking IED IS 1957. In our hearts memory is Lake Charlevoix, just off M-66, kept of one we love & will never Winnie Fairchild 582-7301 north of East Jordan. Call 536- forget. Thank You Card, Poetry, Memoriam 4 Cents Per Word, 75£ Minimum 2965. sp-tfc Wife, sons & family Same Rate, $1.00 Minimum Hoesen Road, Horton Bay, is a Box Classified, $1.00 per column inch FOR SALE - Large year round 42-ltp Mrs. Paul Karl (Mary Spen- File Research - • Minimum Charge - - $5.00 home with trout stream, 450 ft. cer)left Friday for Detroit to patient at Little Traverse Hos• highway frontage, 450 ft. on Villa visit her husband's parents, the pital. An additional 25£ will be added to the above prices if not paid within 7 days from de Charlevoix Road. Property Thank You Frank Karls. Mary will leave Au• Jeff Aimesbury had the mis• gust 13 for Hawaii where her hus• final insertion, except for those who maintain a monthly advertising account. includes 5 stall garage separate I would like to thank everyone fortune to cut his hand this past from house plus 2 stall heated who helped make my trip to the band will join her for five days week and required four stitches attached garage. Large stone National Boy Scout Jamboree in while he is on R & R from Chu- taken in it. DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS IS TUESDAY AFTERNOON - 4:00 P.M, fireplace, hot water heat, 2 bath• Chi, Vietnam. Farragut, Idaho possible, es• Mrs. Barbara Mikus and Mrs. rooms, hardwood floors, birch pecially the Lions, Rotary and Mrs. Clair Bartholomew, Van Bill Price spent Thursday eve• Phone 582-6562 or 536-2245 to place a NORTHLAND PRESS classified kitchen cabinets. Terms avail• Troop 49. ning in Manistee. able. Contact Leonard Brooks Glenn Coon caretaker for J.I. Tucker Pro• 42-ltc Miss Helen Sack and Mrs. perty. 582-9166. p-tf For Sale For Sale Miscellaneous Services Helen Camp, Edmore, spent the FOR SALE - 10 acres on Pin- Thank You Obituaries day on Tuesday in Boyne City cherry Rd. Vacan^partly wooded. with her aunt, Mrs. Cora Sack. WIRING SUPPLIES- Complete FREE - 90 Vigran Chewable NOW a Kodak Instamatic camera MODERNIZATION $2,800.00. United Farm Agency. I wish to thank the friends & assortment on hand including Vitamins with purchase of 90 for less than $10.00 at Bogema 547-6589 or 547-2716. 41-2tc neighbors for the flowers, cards, metal and porcelain switch and for $2.98. Bogema Pharmacy, Pharmacy, Boyne City. GARAGES & letters I received during my outlet boxes, duplex receptacle, Boyne City. 32-42-7tc 32-42-ltc stay in the hospital. They were Mrs. Robert Mills pull chain and keyless types. DON'T BE LOCKED OUT - Get ADDITIONS Wanted greatly appreciated. Boyne City - Services for Mrs. Mrs. Christina Rouse SHERMAN'S HARDWARE, East an extra key today. Made while VACATION BIBLE ROOFING WANTED - Automotive Mechanic Robert (Lennie) Mills, 95, were > Jordan. 36-tf you watch at Galmore's Stan• 42-ltp held at Stackus Funeral Home SCHOOL SIDING for City of Traverse City. Truck FOR SALE: Large Selection of dard Service, East Jordan, (eow) and heavy equipment experience at 11:00 a.m., August 8th. Rev. Duane Ferris officiated with in• .good used cars and trucks also DELTA 9-inch tilting arbor saw. desirable. Good wages, pension SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST HOLLAND Thank You terment in Maple Lawn Ceme• ;pickup campers and house- Big capacity. $10.00 will deliver. plan, paid sick and vacation leave, CHURCH Construction Co. tery. She died at her home Au• Ctrailers. Cars may be seen Fochtman Motor Company. Phone full paid hospitalization and life The family of James Ander• Harvey Boyne City East Jordan son sincerely thank relatives, gust 5th. Cat Brooks TV Sales, Horton Bay 347-2577 Petoskey. #3 insurance. Apply at City Clerk's rRoad or contact Leonard Brooks, 536-2289 2a-tfc neighbors & friends for the food, She was born May 4, 1874 AUGUST 18 thru 22 Office, City Hall. 41-2tc ;582-9166. 16-tfc FREE - 30 TheragranM vitamins floral tributes & personal deeds in Berrien County. Brubacker with purchase of 100 at Bogema 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. FOR DUSTY DRIVEWAYS, oil WANTED performed at our time of breave- Mrs, Mills was a member of ;FOR SALE - Used refrigerators, Pharmacy, Boyne City. or brine. Call C.H. Smith Co., ment. The kindness of Jim & the Presbyterian Church and its Sales Representative -electric ranges, washers, oil 32-42-7tc Ages 5 to 14 547-2116. 31-22-tfc Bowlers for the East Jor• Eleanor Stackus ,also the very church guild, the Senior Citizens :heaters. SHERMAN'S HARD• FOR SALE - Guitar outfit, pro• 42-ltc dan Ladies Wednesday comforting words of Rev. Davis. and the Rebekah Lodge. Sears, Roebuck Co. WARE, East Jordan. 36-tf fessional Chet Atkins Gretch & BAILEY'S DRUG STORE, Boyne WILL PICK UP - Ashes, Rub• Night League. Call 536- Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Ander• The only survivors are nieces case. Also new 2 speaker ampli• City will be closed at 6 p.m. Au• bish, garbage, Trash of all kinds. 7512, 2357 or 7130. son, Grandchildren, Sisters, and nephews. 317 Mitchell St. See our complete selection of fier & microphone. Replacement gust 18 and 19. 42-ltc Call LE 6-2619 or LE 6-7697. 42-It and Brothers. fresh, delicious value over $1,000. Sale price OMEGA SALVAGE COMPANY.- 42-ltc James H. Anderson Petoskey, Mich. $450. Contact Leonard Brooks, LOST - The pleasure of driving Ernie Mathers. 36-tf Boyne City - Funeral ser• WANTED - Hardwood timber. 347-3921 582-9166. 42-ltc smoothly as well as your money. vices for James H. Anderson, Moeke Lumber Company, Man• FOR SALE - One large lot, 66' x Get satisfaction guaranteed ser• Thank You 85, who died Thursday at Lit• vice with our John Bean Visual DELL'S — celona, 587-2641. sp-tf 1ii66£& Steve*, 203' and one 2-wheel trailer for OPAL WASHBURN A note of thanks to all the nice tle Traverse Hospital were held V Liner. Save those tires with a WANTED - Salesman needed in FREE ESTIMATES CAKI^'PS sale. Inquire at 450 Lewis St., (Owner & Stylist) folks who assisted us at the time at 2 p.m., August 9 at Stackus wheel alignment now! Galmore's mens and shoe department. Full Funeral Chapel. 26-36-eow . Boyne City. 41-2tc STELLA CARPENTER of my wife's accident and during Standard Service, East Jordan. time, year round employment. (Stylist) her hospital stay and especially Born January 29, 1884 in Al• Bailey's Drug Store NOW a Kodak Instamatic camera (eow) Experience helpful but not ne• the Boyne City Police, Petoskey pena Co., the son of Mike and City Cutting - Styling - Permanents for less than $10.00 at Bogema cessary. Apply at Frank Kadens, Police and the State Park Mana• Mary Anderson, he spent many tf Hair Coloring & Blonding Pharmacy, Boyne City. GARAGE SALE Boyne City. . 42-33-ltc ger, Mr. Behling. years lumbering and railroad• 210 Water St., Boyne City TELEPHONE 547-9761 MILL ENDS of newspaper rolls 32-42-ltc Charles E. Kaufman ing before moving to Flint in 582-6211 sp-tf WANTED - Washing and ironing Wed. thru Sat. •at 10Houghton Lake their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar• Mr. Claude Gilkerson is a medi• some time soon. where they will spend their va• chie Murphy. Their two daugh• cal patient at the Little Traverse cation. ters Maureen and Kim, stayed Hospital. by A. L. Drapeau announced that a Ike Taylor is spending his va• for a longer visit. Mrs. Bud Gallup of Boyne City, court was being laid out on the cation with his aunt at Puerto Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eichler was a Saturday visitor at the floor of the Senior Citizens Arts Rico. attended the commencement ex• home of Mrs. Ernest Kopkau. and Crafts Center (Formerly the Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kloos• ercises Aug. 1st of their son Ri• Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leather- Paul Bunyan Workshop) and that ter spent the weekend visiting When we get too little wa• chard from General Motors In• man of Bellevue, Ohio, former this might be an excellent place friends at Oscoda. Their little ter in our diet, the body stitute at Flint, where he re• residents of Ohio were Sunday for beginners to practice at their daughter Melissa spent the week• uses less of it to carry off ceived the Bachelor of Mechan• guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. leisure. end with her grandparetns, Mr. the wastes filtered out by ical Engineering Degree. Richard Russell Dietrich. They accom• A boat trip to Beaver Island and Mrs. Francis Forton at the kidneys, and the urine is now employed by Chevrolet panied Mrs. Helen Kietrich (Mr. was discussed and about 15 per• Pellston. becomes less dilute. In a Transmission at Saginaw. Kietrich's mother) of Napoleon, sons indicated they'd like to go. Birthday greetings are being person with a tendency to• Mr. and Mrs. Klon Johnstone Ohio, who will visit her son and It was learned that Mr. Warn was extended to Mrs. Archie Kowal- ward kidney stones, this may have purchased the home of Mrs. family for a while. intensify the trouble. Drink• in Little Traverse Hospital and ski, Aug. 17 and to Mr. Ko- Georgia Colter on the Boyne Terry Galmore, son of Mr. and ing plenty of fluids will that August Bulmann had returned walski whose birthday is Aug. City Road. Mrs. James Galmore is a sur• help to wash away salts home after several weeks in the 30th. Mrs. Bud Hull and little son gical patient at the Little Tra• which otherwise might form hospital where he had undergone Mrs. Mar jorie Lewis and chil• Buddy Tim, have returned to verse hospital. into stones and may also be surgery. Friends may see him dren have returned t o their East Jordan after spending the Alva Noirot is a medical pa• helpful in relieving consti• at home anytime now, home at LaPuenta, Calif., after past few months with Mr. Hull tient at the Lockwood MacDonald pation. A letter from Rep. Roy Smith spending the past few weeks with in Kansas where he is stationed hospital. relative to the Fair Share Pro• her daughter Mrs. Archie Castle in the armed services. Mrs. Hull Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bolser gram of taxation was read to the and family. and son are living in the Ormond went to Kansas recently. They ADOLPH DRAPEAU welcomes East Jordan residents who came BOGEMA group by Alice Blossie, secre• Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cole of Winstone cottage. were accompanied home by their tary. The representative will North Carolina, are spending Mrs. Mildred Breakey has re• the furthest away to attend last Sunday's Old Timer's Picnic at PHARMACY daughter Mrs. Bud Hull and lit• contact us later regarding to a their vacation with their parents, turned to her home after being 121 WATER STREET tle son Buddy Tim. the Tourist Park. From left are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walston, BOYNE CITY, MICH. date when he may speak to our Mr. and Mrs. Emory Cole. a patient at the Charlevoix hos• The office of Dr. J. VanDellan Arizona, Drapeau, and Mrs. Ethel Sweet, Florida, (Photos by group. Mrs. Gustie Penfold of Chand• pital. PHONE 582-7362 will be closed Aug. 14 to Aug. ler Hills, was a Thursday guest Mr. and Mrs. Archie Murphy Barb Christensen). 26. Dr. and Mrs. Van Dellen will at the home of Mrs. Nettie Hurl• returned to their home Sunday visit their son and daughter-in- bert. after spending a weeks vacation law Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van• Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eichler and at Norton, Kansas visiting Mr. NOTICE Dellan at Denver, Colo., and in son Tommy, of Great Lakes, Murphy's brother, John. Enroute Bids are now being accepted by New Mexico where they will visit Illinois, visited their parents, home they visited relatives the Mission Field, The doctor the City of East Jordan for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eichler for at Coloma, Hudsonville and Grand will be back in his office Aug. one week. Rapids. Their nephew Dale Par• approximately 5,734 sq. yards of 27th. Mrs. George Palmateer and sons of Boyne Falls took charge bituminous surfacing. Bids are to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lansdale, daughter Noel of Petoskey were of the farm duties during their Larry Kistler, Cary Russell, Mr. be submitted by the square yard, Sunday guests of their aunt and absence. and Mrs. Ronald Russell and son uncle Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kop• Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gothro and marked "Bituminous surfacing'* of Royal Oak, Mr. and Mrs. Ri• kau. were in Manistee Thursday on a chard Jacquay and Mr. and Mrs. Bids are now being accepted by Mr. Richard Kay who has been business and pleasure trip. Wm. Jacquay of Warren, were the City of East Jordan for approx• in the armed services and sta• Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hull are Saturday night guests at the home tioned at Du Nang, has returned imately 6,190 sq. yds. of prime very happy to announce the ar• of Mrs. Goldia Justice and Mrs. to Muskegon where his wife Pa• rival of a baby girl, born at the Ruby Miller. They are spending and double seal. Bids must be sub• tricia is employed. They spent Charlevoix hospital, August 5th. their vacation at Youngs State last week visiting her parents, mitted by the square yard. Bids She weighed 9 lbs. 10 oz. and Park, near Boyne City. must be marked "Prime & Double Mr. and Mrs. Archie Murphy has been named Mary Alice. Mrs. of East Jordan, and with hispar- Hull was the former Mary Jane Seal". Niltrfshaping is to be in• imest Peterson cluded in the bid price. NOTICE Posf installs Bids must be in the City Clerk's Applications are now being accepted Office no later than 5 P.M. on Sep• by the City Supt. Office of the City of new officers tember 2, 1969. East Jordan for a couple to act as care• The City reserves the right to takers for the East Jordan Tourist Park. Boyne City - During the regu• accept or reject any or all bids lar meeting of Ernest Peterson No applications will be accepted after Post $#228 on August 7, 1969, in the best interests of the City. 4 p.m. on August 29, 1969. the following newly elected offi• OLDEST guests to attend Sunday's Old Timer's Picnic were Mrs. CITY OF EAST JORDAN cers were installed: Ralph Kitson, City Supt. Fred L. Gondzar, Commander; Ethel Clark, 85, and George Staley, 87. They were presented 2-lt Benjamin Bustard 42-it City Clerk CITY OF EAST JORDAN 4 Robert Duff, Sr. Vice Comman• corsages by Mrs. Mary Lenosky. der; Norman McGeorge, Jr. Vice Commander; Warren Davis, Ad• jutant; James Bates Jr., Finance Officer; Harvey Crozier Jr., His• ETHEL! emeu torian; Wiley Vought, Chaplain; OUR LOCAL OLDS HEARING-AID MARK OF EXCELLENCE Cebert Gillespie, Sergeant-at- P6ALER. IS OFPEeiNG US Arms; Howard Crozier, William FANTASTIC SAVINGS Pawlak and Carlton Howie, Ex• ON NEW OLDS MOBILES ecutive Committee members. R.16HT NOW. COUNSELOR Past Commander Harvey Cro• zier Jr. was the installing offi• TO HOLD FREE HEARING AID cer. The most important CONSULTATION AND SERVICE CENTER IMAGINE THAT/ insurance question: SAM. HOW. MAVBE- Stage Roscommon "How many companies WE CAN GET THE TUESDAY, AUGUST 19 ZOOFFlXtO. do you represent?" 1:30-3:30 If your insurance man Evenings by Appointment square dance answers, "Just one," slow down. We're inde• A square dance will be held pendent agents and Mark Haines Saturday, August 16, at the Ros• represent several reliable common High School Gym in the companies. Stands afternoon from 2:00 to 5:00 and to reason we / Realty in the evening from 8:00 to Can give yOU ( YOUR'Independent] If you have trouble under• 11:00. The caller will be Wen• i . . _ • \ Insurance M AGENTstandin , g in groups or noisy dell Law from St. Johns. better service v * ' places, this is one of the first All western style square dan• signs of a hearing loss. cers are invited to attend " Wen- INDEED...TO HEAR Dots Sixth Annual Northland AGAIN IS TO LIVE AGAIN Square Dance Jamboree." Spec• tators are welcome. H hearing is your problem JACK REID There will be square dancing . . .Beltone is Your Answer. Consultant in Higgins Lake Sunday for the DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. Here is your dancers who wish to earn their chajice to try the newest and finest Beltone Hearing Square Duck badges. t Aids, lightweight and comfortable. ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT. McCune-Dickinson IN ONE HOUR, Strong, quick-drying T-4-L checks Agency Bettone HEARING-AID CENTER DEALERS'YEAR-END CLOSEOUT SALE itch a: d burning or your 48c back at any drug counter. Then, in 3-5 WILLIAM SHOLTEN, DISTRIBUTOR days watch infected skin slough off. Petoskey, Michigan Great savings! Great selection! Great time to escape from the ordinary! Watch HEALTHY skin appear! NOW CERTIFIED HEARING AID AUDIOLOGIST at Phone 347-8711 Bogema Pharmacy, Boyne 602 W. Front St. Traverse City. Mich. City. 40-3tc KADEN'S , BOYNE CITY , ANNUAL MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE One table spring Ladies Spring Coordinated Check our $5 and $10 One large group and Sportswear and summer shoes of mens knit and racks of ladies dresses, Summer Dresses shorts, shirts, slacks, and one table of odds and woven sport shirts jackets and knit tops ends of fall shoes Junior and misses sizes and shorts NOW slacks, shorts, NOW 50% OFF 33 1/3 and 1/2 OFF NOW 1/2 OFF NOW 1/3 and 1/2 OFF Editorials Publisher's Corner Fishermen The law say "how" and mushroom The decision of the State arrangement now results in pickers Tax Commission in overrul• Charlevoix County residents ing the Emmet County Tax being interested in the fact Fditorial page Allocation Board's decision that Emmet County toes the are liars to deny the Char-Emmet line in handling its funds, so Gregg Smith £ Intermediate Board .2 mill that residents of both coun• Thursday, August 14, 1969 - Northland Pressc - Page 7 ties get an "equal shake." « he returneth home It goes like this: should come as no particular in the evening, If an angler tells you that a surprise in view of the ob• Such was not the case when Smelling of strong drink and certain water is good for lake- vious irregularities that were it came to the Emmet County the truth is not in him." trout, you can expect bluegills. Largemouth bass, you get sun- pointed out during the com• Allocation Board's decision in Those are the concluding lines fish. MEETINGS mission's hearing, a fortnight holding back on the .2 of a of a famous ode about anglers. Brook trout, you get chubs. mill that had been requested And they are true. Rainbow trout, you get suckers. ago. In the course of a year, we by the Char-Emmet Intermed• Brown trout, you get red horse. The law in respect to han• shoot several dozen pictures of Salmon, you get carp. Lutheran Ladies dling public monies is quite iate Board of Education. trophy sized fish. Small mouth, you get log perch. Invariably we ask the question: Bluegills, you get rock bass. Boyne City - Mrs. Richard; specific as to what may, or While the .2 mill meant "Where did you get them?" If a fisherman tells you to Aufdemberge, delegate, Trav-: may not be done with funds. an additional $1,875 in With a cautious look over each use nightcrawlers, use minnows. erse City, gave a report on: A couple of decades ago, femmet's total operating bud• shoulder, the fisherman goes s- Frogs, use crickets. the National Convention of Lu• h-h-h, while he puts his index Flies, use worms. theran Women's Missionary' Charlevoix County Super• get, it deprived the ISD of fingers to his lips, motions you Worms, use a spear. League, held at Houston, Texas,; visors, in anticipation of approximately $8,000 in state to come a bit closer, and then If he tells you that he caught before the 20 members and 6; aid matching funds. whispers.. . them in the Jordan River, it was visitors at the meeting of the building a new county build• "I got them at the south end Bear Creek. Lutheran Ladies Aid, Wed., Aug.: ing, took it upon themselves to But Of particular signi• of Deer Lake. . . but don't you Lake Charlevoix, it was Wal• 6th in Parish Hall. ; divert public funds into a spe• ficance (and a fact that was breathe a word. Use green frogs, loon Lake. A noon potluck was served,: not pointed out by many press and you can't miss." Walloon Lake, it was the Boyne after which Mrs. Herman KanK cial sinking fund. So we use green frogs. Boy, Falls pond. radt, president, presided over* This was good business, sources) was the fact that the you should see how far we can The Boyne Falls Pond, it was the meeting. and the county was fortunate Emmet County Board of Su• miss. the Sturgeon River. Future plans of the Ladies- Instead of a nice string of This is only one reason that Aid include a rummage and white* in having foresighted repre• pervisors is tucking away smallmouth, we settle for bull• newspapermen are invariably re• elephant sale in October and* sentatives who could see the "rainy day funds." There is heads. ferred to as "those cynical news• the selling of Christmas cardsj day when such a practice might a retirement fund with no vot• When one characterposedfora papermen". and scripture text calendars. " typical trophy shot last year, he It's also the reason why those result in saving the residents ed retirement plan. told us that he got the nice string concluding lines of that famous of the county many thousands And only last week, an Em• of rainbow in Walloon Lake. ode read: VFW ] of dollars. met County weekly newspaper We got a tipoff from another ". . . . He returneth home in Boyne City - Attending the 13th' source that it really wasn't Wal• the evening, District Meeting of Veterans ot But the State Auditor Gen• reported that Chairman loon Lake, but it was Lake Louise. Smelling of strong drink and Foreign Wars in Posen, Sunday,; the truth is not in him." eral's Department said Greenwell stated that he was And instead of the fish being were Mrs. Bertha Burns, Mrs., very proud that the Emmet native fall spawners, they real• A fish planting crew from the Department C. R. Patrick, Mrs. ClaytonC "nix," in no uncertain terms. ly were nothing but a bunch of It Would Have Made a Good Boone, Mrs. Ina Oliver and Mrs*: County Airport was operating hatchery throw-outs, too old for Story Dep't: Last week, a Mrs. of Natural Resources dumped 1,000 tiny Esther Mathews, who represen-: The fund was declared ille• in the black and that some good spawn production; too stew• Wm. Mack, of Watervliet, Mich, brown trout in the Boyne Falls Pond last ted Smelt City Auxiliary #3675*: ed with pellets to taste good; came to Boyne City to meet the Mrs. Boone is President of the: gal, and it wasn't until later, $20,000 of county-allocated and too dumb to do anything but members of the Carol Seelye Wednesday afternoon. 13th District and Mrs. Mathews: when voters went to the polls funds were being placed in the bite at the first clothes pin that family. They were on holiday, is treasurer. jb-: airport terminal building fund. was tossed out to them. in Huntington, Ind., so Mrs. Mack to approve millage to build a News travels fast in a case had to trail down the in-laws Esther Circle *:• new county structure, that the This is a very fine gesture like this. and relatives of the Seelyes. Boyne City - Guest speaker,: on the part of the Emmet Cou• We went out to Lake Louise Her pilgrimage to Boyne was Laura Watkins, gave an interest- ambitions of the Board of in the nature of a mission of Supervisors were realized. nty Board of Supervisors, but and found a congregation of about ing talk on the new auxiliary 100 "sportsmen," throwing gratitude. serving Grandvue Medical Fa• Ordinarily, Charlevoix Co• it harks back to the fact that every imaginable kind of lure at It was Mrs. Mack who received cility before 11 members and- unty residents would have there are certain methods the hapless "fall run rainbows." a kidney from Billy Seelye, 13- 1 guest of Esther Circle when If there's anyone that beats year-old son of the Carol Seelyes, it was hosted by Ada Davis," little concern with the actions prescribed by law as to how fishermen for lying, it's mush• who died at U. of M. Hospital, Wed., Aug. 6th. •> of the Emmet County Supervi• public monies can be divert• room pickers. last year, but bequeathed his or• After the general business For 25 years, we've noticed, gans to anyone who might need meeting, Mrs. Harry Hess g&v§ sors, except for the fact that ed into certain little "nest without to;*tosat 99 per dent of Young State Park at 10:00 tric Administration in Wash• Whiting Park. Prizes and rib• ject given by Mrs. Froysaa when airborne and waterborne) of a.m. and finishing at Whiting bons will be awarded to the win• Priscilla Circle met at the home Howes Leather Company Tan• ington. Park. Red Cross certificates of ners of the events. of Mrs. Alice Bates, Wed., Aug. nery; and last, but far from It would seem that this fed• swimming achievement will also 6th with 11 members and 2 guests least, the Northern Michigan be awarded at this time. present. eral agency, in its approval of The bus will leave Memorial The interested public as well DNR fish biologist, Mason Shouder, Indian Refreshments were served. Park at 9:30 a.m. for the morn• Rural Electric Co-operative any of the local operating as parents, are cordially invited River, displays one of the from 4 to 6 inch Next meeting will be with steam generation plant at policies of fossil fueled elec• ing swim meet and again at 1:00 and encouraged to witness the Blanche Seelye, Josie Fern - p.m. for the afternoon meet. fun. brown trout that were planted. Advance. trical generation plants would, program. jb In the past year, Howes as a matter of good public "If It Fitz. . // Leather Company has been practice, see that its plants conferring with experts in the were equipped with high field of tannery waste dispo• quality electronic fly ash pre• sal and it has installed a cipitators, as well as cooling mechanical precipitator to re• ponds, or radiation systems duce the amount of carbona• to reduce thermal pollution. Nice people are racists ceous material that pollutes Without adequate scientific the air. equipment its difficult to state The City of Boyne City has how many tons of fly ash is By Jim Fitzgerald been one of the first commun• settling on the country side as well as the surface of Lake "Old liberal Jim went swim• What surprised the surveyors Well, I'm surprised the U of M rant treat me politely or refuse Negroes, eat with them and swim ities in the state to apply for ming with the niggers again, and was that truly "nice people" are kids were surprised. They must to serve me? When my child with them. This is no big thing funds, under the newly voted Charlevoix from the Advance probably had watermelon for racial bigots. Many of the stu• have been brought up in a liberal is first called a nigger, how do and no sermon is attached to state bonding issue, to cor• plant. dinner." dents finally admitted they had vacuum. The world is full of I explain it to him? If I buy a these weekend vacations. I just been guilty of the same stereo• nice people who couldn't possibly home in this nice neighborhood, want the kids to see what I see: rect the faults in its sewage However, the time seems So spoke a friend of mine typing they condemn when the be unkind to an individual Negro. will the neighbors be friendly or black people are fat and skinny, system, namely to separate past due for some agency, upon my recent return from a other guy does it. They had But they are certain that blacks will they throw rocks through loud and quiet, handsome and the storm sewers from the whether it be the local town• weekend in Detroit. Yes, I said decided all bigots were nasty "are really happier living with my window? ugly, just like white people. Black friend. Which brings us quickly rednecks who pick their noses their own people" — in some How would you like to live fathers beam proudly and a little, sanitary sewers so that the ship board, the state, or the to the subject at hand: the as• and spit at black children. They rat-infested ghetto. And they're with questions like that? foolishly at their children, the; efficiency of its plant will be federal government to start tonishment of several University weren't prepared for the gra- dead certain the few violent, well same as I do. Black mothers: of Michigan students who invaded ciousness and likeability of many publicized blacks are typical of How can so many people be look sharp and yell warning^ upgraded during seasons of the looking at the situation that is Detroit to make a detailed survey whites who served the surveyors all Negroes — but they'd never so wrong? I blame fear — fear when Junior gets frisky at this year when the greatest run• occurring at Advance. of white attitudes towards blacks. highballs and cookies along with judge all Italians by the Mafia. of the unknown — or, to put it deep end of the pool, the same: These door-knocking liberals sincere tch-tches over the plight A big part of the racism prob• in modern jargon, a lack of com• as all mothers everywhere. I* off occurs. Better still, the board of of the Negro: "But my neigh• found the prejudice they expected. lem is racists who don't know munication. The U of M survey And I am not surprised or bors would never speak to me But it's quite obvious to directors of the Northern Oh, white Detroit isn't as wary they are racists and will deny turned up a telling fact: whites angered when a good friend: again if I sold my home to a any eye-ball surveyor that the Michigan Rural Electric Co• of Negroes today as in 1967, it to the death. They have that who associate regularly with razzes me about "swimming with year of the riot. There are, in Negro." Northern Michigan Rural operative should initiate steps one blind spot: They cannot blacks are much less bigoted the niggers." He is a good man, fact, a growing number of white "I had to change a lot of my put themselves into a Negro's than whites who don't. and I know it. But he could be Electric steam generation to correct what is a big pro• Detroiters who recognize that thinking," admitted one sur• shoe and understand the hu• So I regularly take my family better. j;: blacks get a bum deal and some• prised surveyor who had been miliation and fear and desolation to a Detroit motel where at least He simply wasn't pushed intd plant at Advance is shooting blem now that is only going to thing should be done about it. well charmed by a neighborhood and bitterness of being a second half the customers are black. the right pool when he wag ever-greater quantities of fly But please let someone else do it. grow progressively worse. of polite racists. class citizen. Will this restau• I want my children to sleep near younger. i % Northland Pi Page 8 - y ress - Thursday, August 14, 1969 Mrs. Clara Newman and daugh- Marsha Harris is spending this ter, Mrs. John Lowe and four week at Camp Daggett, children, Holly, spent two days Brock Walker, Alba, was a Northland news briefs here with the Jim Habasco Jrs. business caller in Boyne City BOYNE CITY - The Fall BOYNE CITY - August 19: miles west of Bay Shore at 10:30 and visited her brothers on Monday. Bowling Meeting at Boyne City Volunteer Fire Department. a.m. and 2 p.m., August 17 with Lanes, Thursday, August 14,8:00 a pot luck dinner at 12:30. p.m. for all Thursday night wo• BOYNE CITY - August 20: There will be services on Wed• men bowlers. Lions Club at Char-Boyne. nesday at 7:30. A class for FOR THE BEST the study of spiritualism as a BOYNE CITY - The Boyne BOYNE CITY-Vacation Bible science, a philosophy and a rel• City License Bureau Branch will School will be held in the Christ igion begins Saturday night the CAR be closed from Sunday, August Lutheran Church fellowship hall 16th at 8 p.m. 17 to August 23, inclusive. from 9 to 11:30, August 18 through PERFORMANCE 22. All area children are in• BOYNE CITY - Senior Citi• BOYNE CITY - August 15: vited to attend. zens of Boyne City are invited V.F.W. to East Jordan, Tuesday, August BAY SHORE - Rev. Norma 19 for a 12:30 p.m. pot luck at Whiting, Jackson, will be speaker the Legion Hall in East Jordan. Stop At at the Northern Lake Michigan Please bring a dish to pass Spiritualist Camp on old 31,11/2 and table service. BOB'S «HELLJ SERVICE

BOYNE Valley Lions Club members Mel Howard, Floyd Spears * Wheel Balancing and Don Seamon, load up on Coke for the club's annual Coke sale 0 *Lube - Oil Change - Wash This year's sale will start at 5:00 p.m. next Tuesday night, Aug• ust 19th. Lions plan to blanket the community and surrounding *Fast Dependable Service area. All funds will go toward Lions Club projects. f 582-6513 FOR A CAREFREE VACATION Special notice Water Street Boyne City Check with us for ail 42-2tc Beauty Services with When you have an to library patrons the insurance claim, Professional Touch East Jordan - This week the relax-go swimming! FOR SALE library personnel will be trans• ferring the Children's Section We'll put ourselves 80 Acre Farm downstairs, for this operation to in your shoes with Nice Steam be done quickly and easily, the Permanents library will be closed Thursday, Ideal for a Friday and Saturday. . Hair Cuts If you have books that are PS Trout Pond . Hair Coloring due at the library on any of those •PERSONAL SERVICE days you will not be fined. Be• TERMS: . Hair Styling ginning Monday, normal hours will be in progress. WILLIAM J. Whether you need a bottle Lyle (Wayne) Giem LINDSAY Uncontrollables of iodine, a prescription filled, or SALES REPRESENTATIVE (549-2802) Powder Puff Beauty Salon a supply of vitamins for your tots, R. A Campbell Agency, Inc. 2Northern Michigan Realty Co. N. LAKE STREET Air conditioned for your comfort 582-7117 win mixed 101 River St. - Boyne City we're at your service. Rely on us £ 306 South Lake Street FOUR OPERATORS TO SERVE YOU We carry a complete line of Revlon products summer doubles for quality. HtPKtSeNTING /ETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY, Boyne City, Michigan 49712 (616) 582-7121 Open Monday thru Saturday Evenings by appointment Boyne City - The mixed doub• HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT les season ended as follows: Uncontrollables, first; The Trust to our registered Hamerkorns, 2nd; The M-J's, pharmacists to aid you. FRESH PORK 3rd; Better-n-Nothing, 4th; 4 - lb. 79< 56's, 5th; The M-R's, 6th; Fran• Spare Ribs tic Four, 7th; and Rock Bot• toms, 8th. Bailey's FRESH PICNIC Mickey Hamerski rolled the highest women's series with a Drug Store lb. 515 and was given a WIBC pin. 49< ACROSS FROM Pork Roast Bob Korn rolled a 247 high, single game and a high series of THEATER THE FAMOUS HOME MADE 606. Evenings lb. 69< Ralph Moore won the ABC 582-7351 Pork Sausage award for the most improved bowler and Phyllis Cotanche was I ., 42-lt TABLERITE BONELESS awarded the WIBC plaque for most improved bowler. wf A 2 story framed house, completely Sirloin Tip Steak $1«39 furnished, sided with asbestos siding, STROUT 3/4 finished basement, new natural gas HERRUDS 1 lb. pkg. Open house furnace, new hot water tank, 7 rooms, bedroom down, 3 up, all rooms paneled East Jordan - An open house downstairs, hardwood flooring, partly honoring Mr. and Mrs, William Party Assortment covered with carpeting and tiled, all new J. Vrondran Jr. on their 25th electric wiring, lot 66 x 132 feet, rea• wedding anniversary will be held IGA TABLERITE sonably priced with 1/2 down, extra by their sons at their home from U.S. SELECT added features to be seen. Will sell 67< 2 to 4 Sunday, August 24. Franks 1¾.?¾. without furniture. GRADE "A" All friends are welcome. SWEET WILLIAM Plain or Ring STROUT REALTY 11 Bridal showerMrs . Wm. F. Tindall, Broker, Boyne City Bologna 69< Boyne Falls - A bridal shower was held Saturday evening at the World's Largest Offices Coast to Coast Since 1903 TABLERITE BONELESS Clifford Leazier home in honor lb of newlywed Mrs. Jack Bancroft Stew Beef 89C (Ram one Mosley). About 15 guests attended. They played games and had a luncheon. The NORTH BAY -in*-**- rt t WITH COUPON i PREM 12 oz. can ^ honored guests opened many nice gifts. 1 "s^^^fc^pr^ luncheon Meat STABLES, INC. 1 ^••Wv LAYER 3/ oSV! 1 IIBt - IGA 100 ft. roll MEETINGS mite NOW OPEN 1 psl * A If 17 M 1V WITHOUT COUPON J Plastic Wrap Church Road, 3 miles north of Horton Bay VHUL IWl 1W Sunkist Orange J Grandvue Auxiliary German Chocolate - Cherry Chip - Marble - Dole ^ , £ gg A/\ GOOD HORSES - GOOD TRAILS - EFFICIENT GUIDES I Pineapple - Chiauita Banana - Sunkist Lemon / *p _1 ' Boyne Falls - A Women's Aux• IMPERIAL w mm ft1 •CORRAL RIDING FOR THE INEXPERIENCED Yellow - Devil# s Food - Dark Chocolate Fudge / RED 1 qt. 14 oz. cans 3/ iliary has been organized for the Grandvue Medical Care Facility. CHARLEUiAKLfcS LLILEIS5 TI b v There will be a meeting this Hawaiian Punch Thursday at 2 P .M. at the facility. Margarine o5 347-4070 , 42-33-25-lt R. 2 - BOYNE CITY They want more members and SHEDDS 15 oz. jar would like to have some members LADY FAIR Pieces & Stems 4% /jm from Boyne Falls area. They will help with whatever service x Cucumber Wafers work needs to be done such Mu s hr 0 0 m s \ Jr«L ASr as visiting, reading to the pa• NOTICE tients, assisting with crafts, and IGA 1 lb. 9 oz. jar ^ SHEDDS qt. jar help with sewing or money raising Bids are now being accepted by projects. They will have a Tag Day, and would like helpers from the City of East Jordan for approx• Applesauce 29^ Salad Dressing the Boyne Falls area to sell imately 1,298 lineal feet of curb and tags. aj gutter. Bids are to be marked . IOA 2.1/2 lb. can "Curb & Gutter". Carrots Grapes Fun-A-Lot Club Pork & Beans ^9° Boyne City - The Fun-A-Lot Bids are to be in the City Clerk's Club met Monday evening at the Office no later than 5 P.M. on Sept. home of Mrs. Larry Martin to play bridge. Mrs. Ruth Neyihark 2, 1969. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. and Mrs. Freda Jenkins subbed for regular members who were The City reserves the right to PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE. ICE COLD BEER, unable to attend. First prize BEVERAGES. WE HAVE ICE. WE DELIVER. was won by Mrs. Jim Habasco accept or reject any or all bids in Jr., second Mrs. Ruth Neymark, the best interest of the City. REGULAR STORE HOURS third, Mrs. Larry Behrens. Door 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. prizes went to Mrs. Joanne Car• penter and Mrs. Jim Fairchild. TAYLOR'S EVERY DAY! CITY OF EAST JORDAN EAST JORDAN The hostess served refresh• 42-lt ments, wf Around The County Lions launch state anti-pollution program NORTHERN MICHIGAN'S LARGEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER A mercy flight was carried Fochtman plans to visit the 50 BMCM who has returned after BO YNE CITY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1969 PAGE 9 out recently when the U.S. Coast clubs in his district, distribute 21 years in the same service. Guard helicopter from the air bumper stickers which carry the He has been in charge of the station at Traverse City was legend "You're the Solution to Charlevoix station since March 1, called on to transport an injured Water Pollution" and to gather 1968. He will make his home in crewman from the Lansing Shoal information on pollution of area San Jose, California. light station 44 miles northwest waters. The information will be of Charlevoix to the Charlevoix channeled to Lion headquarters The Charlevoix Hospital has Hospital. and then turned over to the pro• launched a fund campaign to raise The injured man, John J. Mil• per departments. $8,000 still owed on x-ray equip• ler, 21, Engineman second class, ment purchased earlier. suffered a concussion and head The equipment, which replaces laceration when he slipped and Charles C. Hambley BMCM, that in use since the hospital fell, striking his head on the ce• veteran of 20 years in the U.S. opened in 1954, cost $41,500. ment floor of the light station. Coast Guard, has returned from Thus far, $32,500 has been con• The 30 foot patrol boat from Vietnam to assume command of tributed by individual* local and the Beaver Island station, 12 the Charlevoix Lifeboat station. summer residents, business and miles away, was sent to remove He relieves Richard S. Covey, industry. the injured man from the 'crib' of the station so he could be ta• ken aboard the helicopter.

Charlevoix launched its Com• munity Chest campaign last week under the guidance of Charles England. Goal for the campaign is $17,- 914 in which 12 agencies will share. The city conducts its campaign in several series with the Spec• ial Gifts and Summer Business COUNTY Republicans gathered at Whiting's Park, Sunday, for the division beginning in August fol• lowed by the Industrial, Commer• GOP's annual picnic. Michigan Senator Robert Griffin was the cial and Professional in early featured speaker. September and Residential and Outlying area in mid-September. Receives Interlochen first The rifling of coin boxes con• tinues in the Charlevoix area. Earlier coin containers on sever• alternate music award al downtown telephone pay sta• tions were broken into. Some• Boyne City - Sherry Behrens, musicianship. In addition to a winner, four al• time early last week, the Char• daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Law• According to Dennis Johnson, ternates are named. levoix Rod and Gun Clubhouse rence Behrens, Boyne City, was Boyne City band director, Sherry recently honored at Interlochen tied for the winner's award, how• "I think this is really quite off US 31 North was entered. an honor for Sherry," said John• A coin operated pool table, juke National Music Camp by being ever, the girl who won the schol• named the first alternate recip• arship expressed a desire to ma• son. "And the localbarbershop- box and soft drink machine were pers are to be commended for smashed and the change taken. ient of a $450 Interlochen Mus• jor in music after high school ical Scholarship. - - Sherry did not. giving her the opportunity to at• GROVER Geneit, Charlevoix County Reg• Sherry's two week stay at In• tend Interlochen." The Lions of Michigan have Sherry, who for the past two terlochen was sponsored by the launched a program to halt pol• ister of Deeds, watches over a rack of weeks has been attending Inter- local Chapter of Barbershopper Other Boyne youths who at• lution. Richard Fochtman of barbecuing chicken, at last Sunday's GOP lochen's All State Program, was Harmony Masters (SPEBSQSA). tended Interlochen on scholar• Charlevoix has been named COUNTY Republican Committee Chair• chosen for the award by her tea• picnic. The $450 scholarship is award• ships financed by the local Ro• chairman of District 11-E which man, Oscar Stroud, Charlevoix, mans the chers, counselors, conductor and ed each year to one outstanding tary Club were Ann Battiste and takes in 18 northern Michigan fellow students. The honor is coffee stand. music student per camD session. Alan Newville. counties. based on citizenship as well as THE "PEOPLE PLEASIN" STORE Shop Today...You'll Be Pleased With Our Service. Selections. 4Cr/(WPfl/Cf 5 And Friendly People VVvWvN^VwVvVvVvVvWvV • • ACTION EXTRA • • • • • • ACTION EXTRA • • • # 1/4 S1ICED PESCHKE TIP-TOP FROZEN SPARTAN HI-SCORE PORK BONELESS LEMONADE BUTTER LOIN ' "DELICIOUS ON FIU.SH CORN ON THt COB" 1 LB. PKG. 10-12 MIXED CHOPS HAM

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DISPLAYING some of the handiwork on sale at the Methodists' 20th annual bazaar are (from left) Mrs. William Montroy, Mrs, Mr. Drapeau turns a "Bunyanite" cast• Mrs. Drapeau displays various dishes and bowls made in her June Moore, and Mrs. Grace O'Connor. ing on a lathe. husband's Paul Bunyan Workshop. Photos by Barb Christensen.

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Methodist Methodist Boyne Falls St. Matthews Catholic Church Church of Nazarene i REV. JEROME SZYDLOWSKI Guest Ministers for July REV. R.J. McBRATNIE REV. R.J. McBRATNIE i M-75 - Boyne Falls Road Sunday School 10:00 a.m. l 9:30 a.m. 7:00 - 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. Worship Service 11:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. I f Phone 582-7115 Phone 582-7837 Young Peoples 6:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service 7:00 p.m. Christ Lutheran i Presbyterian St. Augustine Catholic Church Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. REV. RICHARD NOFFZE ! REV. DUANE FERRIS Boyne Falls Early Service 8:00 a.m. M-75 and Deer Lake Road I Horton Bay United Methodist Worship & Church School 11:00 a.m. REV. JEROME SZYDLOWSKI i REV. SEWARD C. WALTON 8:30 and 10:30 Corner S. Park & Pine St. 9:00 a.m. I Bay Shore - 9:00 a.m. PHONE 582-9262 Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Phone 582-7837 i Phone 582-7983 Horton Bay 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Assembly of God Clarion Bible Church Church of God Youth Fellowship 6:00 p.m. REV. LARRY FRICK j NON-DENOMINATIONAL REV. MARGIE GRING Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. 509 North East St. 1 'Small enough to appreciate you and large 300 North Park St. 10:00 a.m. Sunday School i enough to serve you" 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10:00 a.m. Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service Free Methodist Church f Morning Worship Service - 11:00 a.m. Wednesday - 7:30 p.m. Phone 582-9157 REV. LESLIE V. LAMB, Pastor Phone 582-7316 REV. OLIVER DAVIS 4* 839 State Street - North on M-75 Seventh Day Adventist Church Faith Evangelical Lutheran Reorganized Church of Sunday School 10:00 Jesus Christ L.D.S. REV. WALTER EARLE REV. ROBERT A. MOLDSTAD i Worship 11:00 - Evening 7:30 ELDER WALTON FRITZ Corner South East & Cedar Wilson Road - German Settlement \ Saturday - Worship 9:30 a.m. Friday Corner South Lake & Lincoln II I'etcr • Service - 3:00 p.m. Wed. Prayer Meeting - 7:30 I Sabbath School 10:45 a.m. 1:18-21 11:00 a.m. Saturday Sunday School & Bible Class - 4:00 p.m. Phone 582-6843 i Prayer Meeting - Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Mark Phone 582-7532 9:30-11 Phone BR 1-2271 - Suttons Bay j Boyne City Baptist Mission Walloon Lake Community ! First Baptist How clearly a rose illustrates that nothing in Northern Lake Michigan I life is truly perfect! But, rather than discourage us, f S.B.C. this should give lis fresh confidence and strength. Spiritualist Camp Church i REV. WM. T. SMITH j REV. EARL HODGES God did not make the ruse perfect—nor did He | 214 S. East St.

REV. RALPH STEARNS One Mile North on Lake Street Look closely at a so-called perfect rose! Scan make us perfect. Yet He thinks none the less of us 1 1/2 Miles West of Bay Shore on old US 31 Sunday School 10:00 a.m. for our faults and blemishes. In His eyes we always 11:00 a.m. the petals; you will find they are far from perfect. June 22 thru Aug 31, 1969 Worship Service 11:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. But uneven shapes, blemishes or misshapen stems have another chance. But it is up to us to take it- Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. will not spoil the delicate color, rich fragrance and Start by going to the church of your choice 10:30 and 2:00 p.m. Sundays Phone 582-6282 Phone 535-2220 I sheer beauty of the total flower. next Sunday. 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays Phone 582-9137 Prayer Meeting Thursday 7:30 p.m. Copyright 1969 Keister Ac BOYNE CITY The Northland Press

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B & B Roofing The Penny Stretcher Consumers Power Company Bogema Pharmacy CHARLEVOIX Charlevoix Abstract & "Complete Roofing Service" Engineering Co. Bert Hawkins - JU 2-9392 Bob Goldsmith - DI 7-8823 Chipman Plumbing & Heating Top O' Michigan Rural Northwestern State Bank 213 Bridge Street Charlevoix 547-9901 MASTER PLUMBER BOYNE FALLS Vought's Paint & Wallpaper Store Electric Company Member F.D.I.C. JU 2-7151 or JU 2-7768 Glass - Drapery Fixtures - Window Shades 664 State St. Boyne Mountain Lodge 112 E. Main St. JU 2-6861 Wm. J. Lindsay Insurance Northern Michigan Electric R.D. Brooks, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Boyne Falls Realty Boyne Upholstering, Inc. R.A. CAMPBELL AGENCY, INC. Cooperative, Inc. 302 Front St. 582-6567 "Carpeting and Draperies" York W. Oster, Broker Phone 549-2729 120 Water Street Phone 582-6241 Godette's General Store Bailey's Drug Store S. B. Stackus Funeral Home Bay Marine Open 7 Days A Week Your Prescription Store James D. Stackus, Managing Director Boyne Falls Log Homes 3545 Lake Shore Drive Phone 582-7050 North Boyne JU 2-7711 582-7351 417 Elm Street Boyne Falls 549-2421 The Pied Typer Digesting the news Just four generations ago - a vast wilderness at the dinner table feature pagp

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Since the advent of television, chairmanship. She always hed• not about to let a few threads it has been said the American ges like this when I bone up on make any appreciable difference. family has lost the art of con• current events so I can't be out- "Now that this learned judge versation. It has not been said talked. has struck a blow for art and at our house because we still "I'll tell you why," I said. freedom, don't you think it is talk a lot, usually with our mouths "Because I am interested in jur• time I begin to get a little free• full of food. isprudence and go-go prudence, dom on my topless trend inves• During a dinner between the because somewhere along the line tigation?" I said to the missus baked beans and spumoni, we have I never had much opportunity to of the house. been known to solve the Arab - study either one closely." "A nut off the old tree," she Israel crisis, the cause of in• "Remember," I reminded her, stated. She has never been one flation and the high cost of pub• "when I wanted to research the of big Earl Warren's most ardent lic welfare, when I am allowed impact of topless dancers on the admirers. "And I can apprec• to enter the conversation to any average American male and you iate your own academic interest degree. ruled it non communicato on in this thing, but you know how poorly paid those art critics When talk lags, I usually read grounds of personal conflict?" are." to the family some of the major "What's a topless dancer?" news happenings of the day. This from young son. "You've lost me. I'm going automatically makes me the mod• "Both you and your father drink out and play baseball," young erator and gives me the choice your milk," she ordered. son announced and left. of picking the most enlightening It seemed like a good topic. "Tut, tut," said Grandma and events for comment from the ta• This judge, Earl Warren Jr., went to watch Bonanza. ble. The other night, I came son of the former supreme court "All right buster," mother on with openers like this: chief justice, set up court in said. "Your table talk-in bomb• "O.K., gang, tonight we re• Sacramento's Fig Leaf A-Go- ed out tonight. This is the last view the case of the Sacramento Go to study the bare evidence of time we're going to let you choose Municipal Court Judge and the two bottomless dancers, who had the subjects." bottomless go-go dancers." Mo• been brought before the bar of I put the newspaper between ther choked on her asparagus, justice on charges of indecent us and read the story again to Grandma dropped her frankfur• exposure. try to find out where I went ter and young son asked, " What While the gals bounced to the wrong. Sometimes, it seems, is a bottomless go-go dancer?" tune of Woolly Bully, Judge War• trying to drum up a decent fam• George, did you forget this my first time # ily discussion is about as hard "Be quiet and drink your ren looked. . . and looked. . . as finding a decent barebottom on skiis? milk," his mother told him. and looked. After defogging his go-go dancer. " What kind of a discussion is specs, he took 13 pages to ex• this when a fellow can't ask a plain why these girls were in• My family plans to keep talk• simple question," he growled, nocent. Not that this was any ing to one another, but after the blanket approval of naked danc• conquest of the moon, the freeing reaching for his fourth helping of Pat Moody completes basic staples. ing, he pointed out. He simply of Dr. Spock and the great Fig "Why did you happen to bring felt that a ballerina in tights Leaf A-Go-Go verdict, dinner or a bottomless go-go gal were music at our house is likely to San Antonia - Airman Patrick signment after completing basic up this particular event at the M. Moody, son of Mr. and Mrs. training at Lackland AFB, Tex. supper table," my wife asked each entitled to the same rights seem mighty dull. of self-expression and he was Steven M. Moody of 701 Spring The airman has been assigned to me, right off questioning my St., Boyne City, has received a unit of the Air Training Com• his first U.S. Air Force duty as- mand at Sheppard AFB, Tex., for Straight Talk training and duty as an informa• sible. As Presient Washington tion specialist. Airman Moody, fiTj i M r LI n 11 m mi tin i Ltttr LI I i TIJJ EH n rnu 11 i 11 LtHi u i iJLMjrffftLta iMii^r^iii»11 tirHinitiiniiiiiiiiiiTin inyHiimtin in i mn H JH n n t uunmrtim mi 11 n m i n i M naffirme n LLU LLId m HsJo 1 1succintly m U N, HthI Ie I trial H I I Is n nja I Hgraduat J LI I I I e of Boyne City High and tribulations of our first set• School, attended Career Academy George Washington, first pres• tion for health and well being. roads made life less lonely as a tlers should never be taken for of Radio and Television Broad• Kennedy needed ident of our embryonic United The rutted, pioneer roads, so social interchange between granted as the Divine Right of casting in Milwaukee. States of America was not only muddy wagon wheeels became neighbors became possible. Moderns—rather understanding an astute leader but also pos• mired or so sandy the husky And so it behooves today's tra• of those early discomforts should sessed with prophetic vision as ox team breathed heavily on in• velers to breathe a silent acco• be an illumination apprecia• witnessed by his recorded words frequent trips to market were a lade to the hardy pioneers who a neck brace tion of what they contributed to TRY A NORTHLAND PRESS of wisdom: "As our Country boon to our first settler* ... The made modern conveniences pos- today's pleasures. CLASSIFIED grows and its population increas- • es~as it will—care must be ta• Tom Anderson ken to have each succeeding gen• by ROBERT W. KNOR R eration know the trials and tri• I defend Senator Kennedy's" bridge;'^ Kennedy stated. This "shock" was realization that he bulations of those who preceded VARMINT wearing of the neck brace at the was doubtless the first time the might have blown his^chances for them." Kopechne girl's funeral. He junior Senator from Massachu• the P residency. He and his Mas• A Michigan, map of 1839 from needed it to hold his head up. setts ever turned right. He is sachusetts Mafia spent hours div• Itt WINSTON, THE I'M REAL PROUD ) the Michigan collection of Ches• WEIGHT-CONSCIOUS Senator Teddy Kennedy is a accustomed to bearing hard left. ing to try to recover the body. OF MYSELF BECAUSE ter W. Ellison of Lansing gives WART HOfr. I'VE LOST THIRTY- liar. On the morning of July A native, who happens to be a Unsuccessful they left the girl cause for thought—thought that FIVE POUNDS. 19 (nine hours after the trag• deputy sheriff, reported that a who idolized him trapped in the little more than four generations „ edy) and for five days thereaf• man and woman were parked in upside down car and concentrat• ago northern Michigan was still ter, Senator Kennedy steadfastly the Kennedy car at that fateful ed on deciding how they were a vast wilderness stretching be• maintained that he had no recol• fork in the road shortly before going to extricate him. tween Lake Michigan and Lake lection of how he got out of the the accident and that he went up "I was exhausted and in a state Huron from the 44th parallel to.: death car; that he was "exhaust• to them and asked if they need• of shock," Kennedy had claimed. within a stone's throw of the : ed" and "in a state of shock;" ed help. They didn't. Since "I recall walking back to where 46th parallel with no designation ; that he "walked around for that was shortly before the Ken• my friends were eating. There other than Township of Michili- \ awhile," "rested in the back seat nedy car plunged into the water, was a car parked in front of the mackinac. of a car;" and that "someone" who else could the couple have cottage and I climbed into the back White men were few and far \ then drove him back to Edgar- been other than Kennedy and Miss seat. I then asked for someone between in the Township of Mi- \ town, where he went to his hotel Kopechne? Were they parked to bring me back to Edgartown. chilimackinac in 1839 and those ; room. there trying to decide which fork "I remember walking around for the most part concentrated "When I fully realized what to take (a reflector sign pointed for a period of time and then on the shores of the Big Lakes had happened this morning, I the way)? Why didn't they ask \ 5 l~m8Tft"5T5"5"g"5Xr6"yr> going back to my hotel room. that spread like three extended immediately went to the police," the native? When I fully realized what had fingers into the prehistoric for• he said. Police Chief James Why didn't Kennedy tell the happened this morning, I immed• ests. Arena originally said the Senator truth, the whole truth and noth• iately contacted the police." It was a time when eastern fur was "so much in a state of shock ing but the truth from the be• This was all a carefully plan• trading fortunes were being ac• that he didn't tell the people that ginning? And why doesn't he ned, coldblooded lie! Was Ken• cumulated from the Astor hold• he came over with" about the now? nedy under oath when he mouthed ings on Mackinac Island to the tragedy. The fact is that Ken• Ten hours after the accident that cock and bull story devised Canadian border and knowing COMMERCIAL BUILDING nedy and two of the people he "a source close to the Kennedys with the help of his lawyer lumber speculators were casting came over with had lied to the who asked not to be identified friends? If so, he should be greedy eyes northward. Police Chief. said the Senator was still in a prosecuted for perjury. The in• For Sale in Downtown Boyne City Less than a centuryearlier the "I was unfamiliar with the state of shock and was unable to credibility gap of this story is British had been massacred at road and turned right, instead of hold a press conference to dis• greater than that of the Bay of Fort Michilimackinac(June 1763) bearing hard left" shortly after cuss the accident," reported a Pigs. and the Lake Charlevoix area which the car "went off the wire service. Another lie. The (More next week.) was a dense jungle of hardwoods and pines. Outdoors With G or die Roads were non - existant: Communication was carried on by Indian runners along trails Animal eye colors blazed by tomahawk slashings on ancient tree trunks through the deep forests—Michigan's famous Mackinac Trail (old U.S. High• way 2) remains today, renamed and dead beer cans by interested historians, as evi• dence that these trails not only existed but were once of vital necessity to the growing white Gordie Charles population of Michigan. Good location, plenty of parking space. This once in a Transportation was carried on lifetime offer has an excellent rental history. Very good It's night and you are driving eyes will glow with a deep red. long ago. in dug-out canoes which were return. Store and lots of storage space leased on a yearly along a dark road when your Bobcats and housecats have An announcement came from soon supplemented by sailing basis. Two apartments upstairs. One rental with a second car's headlights pick up a pair eyes which will glow with a Sweden that a so-called "degrad- vessels as the white man extend• available. Excellent returns. Terms available on this of eyes. They stare for a mo• pale gold color. able" plastic beer container had ed his presence and influence unique business opportunity. ment, then disappear into the These should do for a starter. been perfected and would soon throughout the land. But it was ditch and you have no idea what If the idea interests you, start be on the market. Hopes were a bone-bare existence at best it was you saw. keeping track of what you see raised throughout the civilized and there were few comforts for While this sort of thing might along the roads at night and make world that here, at last, was a COLWELL the hardy pioneers. REALTORS be a little frustrating, it doesn't a mental note of the eye colors. bottle that could be slung out YOUR KEY TO BETTER UVINO have to be. Did you know you It can be quite fascinating. of car windows and, in as little By mid 1800s county supervi• sors as far south as Kent and can identify various night-prowl• Chances are, the first thing as two months, would melt away Mason counties were planning CALL COLWELL & CO., REALTORS ing animals by the color of their you will see gleaming back at to nothing! primitive roadways to literally eyes? you with a steady shine from the Manufacturers of glass and BOYNE CITY "get the homesteaders out of Deer eyes, for example, shine roadside ditch is one of the most aluminum cans were undoubtedly the woods". Although that might Arthur Poineau, Sales Manager - 582-9653 like golden coals. A cow's eyes common "trophies" of all. If having fits as they visualized seem unbelievable to today's citi• look pretty much the same in it refuses to move as your lights their profits drying up. Then Dick Hammontree, Salesman - 582-6616 zenry, still the late Sarah (Mrs. color but a cow will occasionally approach, it's a good bet you came a second announcement. James) McNeal, pioneer resident Don Seamon, Salesman - 582-9345 blink. A deer won't blink but will have spotted that not-so-rare This one said that somebody's of the Boyne City area often men• continue staring at the lights. creature — the dead beer can. translation of Swedish into Eng• 32-42-lt tioned that she recalled the dense A raccoon's eyes have a def• lish wasn't so hot. The Swedish woods surrounding her own girl• inite green tint when seen in the Speaking of those tossed-out bottles took a bit longer than hood home as almost suffocating. dark. If you happen to pick up beer cans and bottles, which are a couple of months to melt away. Small wonder the pioneers so an opossum with your car lights, much too numerous along our Such a container, in fact, would recklessly slaughtered trees which is quite possible in the roads and highways, something take about 15,000 hours of ex- near their log homes: They need• southern part of the state, the quite disappointing happened not (continued on page 12) ed both sunshine and air circula• Page 12 - Northland Press ^ _ Thursday, August 14, 1969 Charlevoix Hospital seeks Swedish beauty enjoys CIRCLE T funds for radiology equipment RIDING STABLES Charlevoix - A baby swallows for. "We've raised $32,500.00so know many interested persons North ern Michi gan visit a nail. A teenager slides his far and we're proud of the many have not been solicited personal• Experienced Guides car into a ditch. A workman's generous donors who have con• ly, either because these people hand slips and a piece of steel tributed to the x-ray fund—but were out of town during the cam• Boyne City - For Kirstin and Mrs. Donovan Fox was their At home, Kirstin's parents are is lodge in his flesh. A woman we're still $8,000.00 short of our paign or are new in the area. BOYNE FALLS, MICHIGAN Gramberg, 17-year-old Swedish guest for the summer. dairy farmers, and they raise has a pain in her stomach. What goal," says Julius Gilbert, fund We hope that everyone interest• honey-blond, the past year has Then Kirstin embarked for the barley, and engage in selective do these people have in common? raising chairman and board ed in good health who has not 1 mile south oh U.S.-131 been virtually a process of con• United States for an entire year cutting of their timbeflands to Ask any doctor because he member of the Charlevoix Hos• been contacted will get in touch tinuous "Americanization." of study as an exchange student provide pulpwood for Sweden's knows that the baby, the teen• pital. with me." All checks may be It was a little more than a year with the Keith Marshall family, major industry - - paper making. Telephone 549-2846 ager, the workman and the wo• Until now donations have been sent to Mr. Julius Gilbert, 510 ago that her parents, residing at of Elmhurst, Nebraska, where A fortnight ago, enroute home man will each be x-rayed before privately solicited from indivi• Michigan Avenue, Charlevoix, Stora Tuna, Sweden, about 120 she lived almost in the same en• to her native land, Kirstin came the doctor begins his treatment. dual permanent and summer re• Michigan. Donations payable to miles northwest of Stockholm, vironment as her native Sweden. sgp-tfc to Boyne City to spend three Our Charlevoix Hospital is for• sidents, business and industry. the Charlevoix Hospital are fully HAY RIDES by Reservation took part in an exchange student The Marshalls, on their large weeks with Donna Lou Fox, be• tunate to own new Radiology e- "We're concerned because we tax deductible. program and Donna Lou Fox, farm, specialize in beef cattle, fore rejoining a troupe of Euro• quipment that will x-ray a cry• of Boyne City, daughter of Mr. but raise a lot of corn and beans, pean students who were slated ing baby in the split fraction of to make an extensive tour of the a second, will x-ray a patient United Nations activity in New no matter how large, that does York before boarding the S.S. not need to be operated in the Aurelia, of the Italian line, en• dark, that will give a better route home via Rotterdam, Ne• picture faster than ever before therlands. (completely processed in 60 sec• For the two companions of a onds), equipment better than that year ago, the visit to Northern which serves many major hos• Michigan is an idyll which Kirs• pitals. YOU tin will never forget. This new equipment (125 to "I love it here, because the 150 Kv., 300 ma. unit, 15 de- hills, the forests, and the many gree-90 degree table with mov• lakes are so much my home• ing top, fluoroscopic device with land," she said, just prior to her amplifier capable of being con• departure. nected to a TV camera and mon• Mastery of English is some• itor etc.) has been in operation what difficult for Swedish stu• here since last fall. dents she explained because of the "We're using this equipment confusion over whether they are more than ever before," says going to learn "American Eng• June Cross, technician." We have lish," or "British English." more doctors to serve a growing "It's the accent that is so con• population." fusing to us," she said. But unfortunately the life sav• Almost from the moment Swe• ing equipment is not fully paid dish students enter elementary school, their training in learning other languages is started. Kraemer Using tapes, as well as texts, John they derive a phonetic sense of But the language as well as its cor• in basic rect grammatical constructions. You've Got While English is a required lan• guage subject, other electives Fort Knox, Ky. - Army Pri• that most students undertake are vate John C. Kraemer is assign• /knottier gtep French and German. ed to Company E, 16th Battalion, J Many students emerge from 4th Brigade, here in the United their high school curricula with States Army Training Center, To Go a basic ability in all 3 languages. Armor (USATCA). Let an Electric Dryer Kirstin's next educational stint He will spend the next two do your Ironing! will be three years in "The Gym• months learning the fundamental nasium," which is the equivalent skills of the soldier in today's of U.S. junior college, and then modern, action Army—firinglive on to the university. After that ammunition under simulated It's a mod, mod world and you're a smashing there are careers for Swedish combat situations* learning pro• REUNION - Donna Lou Fox, left, and girls in chiefly teaching - - or legend in your own time! You're a wizard tective measures and first aid at fund-raising, a whiz at entertaining, Kirstin Gramberg turn on for the cam• matrimony. for chemical, biological and ra• Since she's a stunning blue- a fount of knowledge at rearing children. eraman in this souvenir shot of Kir• diological attacks, as well as But ironing that's not for you. That's the eyed ^eauty^, ^here's ni> ,$outot. ; * being schooled < in .the use of electric dryer's job! The new electric stin's visit to Northern Michigan which that Kirstin could become suc• modern arms. dryer is a real pro with today's fabrics. cessful in either elective. she loves so much because it looks very It tumbles, fluffs and cools the wrinkles out. similar to her native StoraTuna, Sweden. Interspaced with constant em• Puts every pleat and crease back in its proper phasis of proper physical con• place. Then, with a timely signal, tells you when the Grandvue ditioning, diet, rest and health clothes are ready to wear. Go ahead - be mod all habits, will be ample opportunity the way. Turn on time with a new electric dryer so to utilize USATCA's many and you can be free to do your sort of things! SWEET CHERRIES News varied recreational and religious 5Wtl facilities. AT New faces at Grandvue include Following the completion of ba• INE ORCHARDS Mrs. Grace Brock, admitted sic training, Pvt. Kraemer, who Limited Time Offer EVEL July 21st, Mr. Albert Crawford, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. SAVE $20 / \ admitted July 22nd, and Mrs. Maurice Kraemer, of 513 North See Your Phone 536-7022 Annetta Peck, admitted August Maple St., East Jordan, will re• 6th. Patients who have expired ceive at least an additional eight ELECTRIC DRYER Dealer Soon! Phelps Rd. at M-66 East Jordan included Mrs. Ida Fisher on July weeks of either advanced instruc• 18th, Mr. George Bergmann on tion or on-the-job training to 30-39-4t July 16th, and Mr. Benjamin qualify him in a specialized mil• Kautz on July 26th. itary skill. *»F O 2M)8 40 Patients who will celebrate A mpss»«» Irpm Consumes Poww Company birthdays in August include: Pe• | Bunyanite ter Johnston on August 3rd, Ag• #217. :•: (Continued from page 10) nes Glazier on August 6th, Eva Schoolhouse with electricity, well and furnace, in the Chain of Erfourth August 11th, Julia Tis- OUR FALL on a vibrating machine. After Lakes area. Excellent for resort or hunting retreat. $4,500.00 ron August 26th, and Bertha Mac- 12 -24, hours, chemical action BEN H. with terms. Kenzie August 28th. causes it to shrink for extrac• #212. Mrs. Hilda Watkins and Mrs. tion from the mold. A sheet of 40 Acres in Charlevoix County on U.S. 31, 1/2 mile west of CLEARANCE Irene Behling attended a meet• paper between casting and wood Bay Shore. $22,500.00 with terms. ing at the Emmet County Medical disc on which it is glued for #204. Care Facility on July 24th. SALE lathe turning permits easy re• SCHENCK 2 Bedroom modern home with gas heat in Woods Addition of moval upon completion. Final We are pleased to announce the Charlevoix. $12,500.00. gloss can be obtained the same appointment of Mr. Paul Binkley Real Estate #199. STARTS as with wood using varnish or to the position of bookkeeper. Furnished 2 bedroom cottage just 3 years old on Beaver Island. wax. He will replace Mr. Oral Sutliff, 150 ft. lot with sand beach. $14,000.00. who is leaving to assume duties SEPTEMBER 1st. Since retiring from teaching, #195. at the Charlevoix County Road Mr. Drapeau has opened the Paul Attention Hunters — 5 acres of Rapid River campsite in Kal• Commission. Bunyan Workshop to senior citi• kaska County, located in the Au Sable State Forest. $1,500.00 Employees on recent vacations zens who would like to work with #189. include Pearl Tousley, Erma Bunyanite and extended use of CHARLEVOIX LAKE 20 acres (four 5 acre tracts) at Timber Camp, between Grayling Kraemer, Rose Trojanek, Lor• the Workshop and its equipment and Kalkaska; ideal sites for cabins. All for $3,000.00. raine Spencer and Ruth Shaver. for hobbies and crafts. Trade- #187. Raspberry yields from our marked by an ax in a tree stump, Building sites in Boyne City* Frontage on Alice, Morgan and bushes have been good this year Bunyanite, by extending the life Lincoln Streets. Priced from $500.00 to $700.00. and have kept Sims Baker and of valuable forest products should #261. helpers busy keeping them pick• VIEW LOTS be included in the tales of that 500 ft. on Scotts Lake, wooded secludedbuilding sites. Going now ed. We have enjoyed the rasp• lumber legend - Paul Bunyan. EAST JORDAN (north side) for $25.00 per ft. berries, they make good eating. #246. Wednesday, August 6th, dawned 40 acres, 2 miles NW of Ellsworth, just north of Moblo Lake, BUT YOU CAN bright and sunny, and very warm, creek running through property. $8,800.00 with terms. but a perfect day for the White with Lake Charlevoix Privileges #241. Gordie. Elephant Sale which was staged Building sites on Torch Lake across the road from Maplehurst LOOK OVER on our lawns at Grandvue. Ski Lodge. $150.00 per ft. 1 Ccontinued from page II in charge was Rose Nemec and #97. #243. posure to the weather to decom• Glennie Green, with several of Some of the finest 5 and 10 acre parcels near Alden, overlooking THE FLEET pose. (In case your math is a our patients assisting in selling Torch Lake; accessible year around. Starting at $2,000.00 bit rusty, that's something like Kool-Aid, etc. Also helping were Hillcrest Subdivision. 5 with terms. two years!) Auxiliary members. We had a #242. RIGHT NOW Spokesmen for the Glass Con• good attendance. new homes aiready built. Home site on Alden Highway, 10 acres, gently rolling with tainer Manufacturers Institute, We would like to thank Rev. trees. $3,500.00 with $875.00 down. AND PUT YOUR after heaving a big sigh of re• Krake and his wife, and the City water, sewer and #247. lief, were quick to point out ladies who come so faithfully Upper Peninsula land on year around road, wooded. Will sell that it was all just as well. every Friday afternoon, to offer streets. Ideal for your in different size parcels at $65.00 per acre. NAME ON Partly decomposed material is a worship service and hymn- #218. difficult and costly to pick up sing for the patients. This meet• new home or to buy as Lake Michigan frontage located near Norwood. $80.00 per from roadsides, they said. Be• ing is always well attended and foot, with terms. £ ONE AT . . . . sides, the decomposing material the patients look forward to Fri• #164. might well present "health and day afternoon "Church." This an investment. Prices 20 acres with spring in Charlevoix County, east of Norwood. pollution hazards," they con• summer he has added several $3,500.00. cluded. small children who present solo start from $2,300 and up. #158. MASTERS Well, so much for degradable or group numbers for our listen• 40 acres near Pleasantview in Emmet County, $7,500.00 with containers — for the present! ing pleasure. terms. BOAT WORKS Looks like you'll just have to Just a reminder, the next #150. keep putting your empties in Grandvue MC F Auxiliary meeting BEN SCHENCK, REAL ESTATE 78 acres in Emmet County near Goodhart, $9,000.00 with terms. Walloon Lake trash barrels. At least, we will be Thursday, August 14th, at 124 Main St., East Jordan 536-2257 536-2256 32-24-42-lt 0 « 9 9 O..OJUC hope you will! the Facility, at 2:00 P.M. Thursday, August 14, 1969 - Northland Press - Page 13 Niver home even has a framed thank you note from Winston Churchill

Boyne City - Mr. and Mrs. tufted curved metallic gold couch Jay Niver's home at 402 S. Lake looks at the dining area of fash• in Boyne City is a pleasant blend• ionable Drexel furnishings dis• ing of lakeside country living playing timeless silver sleek and downtown convenience. Their peacocks. Five white candles in brick T-shaped ranch trimmed a silver candelabra stand next to with pale green is perfectly a beautiful intricate silver ser• groomed. vice on the dining buffet. Gracing Ringed witha wroughtiron rail• a small table is a pale blue gas- JAY Niver in his den which looks straight downtown. ing, the green concrete patio aline glass lamp near the en• within earshot of band concerts, trance to the neutral tone kit• looks down the street at water chen accented by an ebony re• skiing and boating on the lake. frigerator and platinum cabinets. Clusters of plants at the front Ebony is repeated in the glass entrance introduce an L-shaped top wrought iron kitchen set and living-dining room in serene pas• complimented by a condiment tel furnishings. Celery tinted print paper on the soffit and a walls and nubby drapes along with tiny petal pattern on one wall. pale green carpeting that flows Mr. Niver's den looks straight throughout, blend softly with a downtown from his desk in its conversation grouping of biege, quiet avocado green surround• brown and rust chairs around a ings. "God Bless Our Home" THE Niver home is located at the corner of South Lake and Pine round low table. Queens lace and needlepoint picture done by Mrs. black eye susans arranged in blue Niver's mother while in college Streets. glass vases bring out the pink is kiddy-corner to a rough framed and wisdom adorn the walls over and clay colors of the French Dutch fishing scene on the shores lovely Drexel furnishing s and a Lick stone fireplace; the focal of the "Zyder Zee." Beige car• grained cedar chest. WHEN THE TAX EXAMINER'CALLS point of which is a framed thank peting and quilt spreads in the Pastels flourish in this lovely YOU'LL FIND THAT THE BEST you note to Mr. Niver from "10 master bedroom bring in warmth home just a brisk walk from EXPENDITURE YOU EVER MADE WAS WITH Downing Street, Whitehall" hand• to the pale pink walls. Framed downtown or thelake, bringing out MRS. Niver sits in her kitchen, at the glass topped wrought iron written by Winston Churchill. thoughts of the day on pleasure, the warmth and cordiality of the CAPITAL BUSINESS SERVICE table set. From the fireplace corner a recreation, freedom, friendship Nivers. PHONE - 732-4707 Old 27 - 1/2 Mile South of Gaylord City Limits A COAST TO COAST ORGANIZATION FOR BETTER Buys Of The Week BOOKKEEPING - BUSINESS ENGINEERING. PREPARATION OF TAX RETURNS. p-tf

2 Bedroom, °ull bath, fireplace, oil fired furnace, base• Aplastic pails ment, attached garage. Corner lot, lots of shrubbery, all city utilities, close to school. Full price—$15,900.00 with terms. *20" fans *window screens >-Also, 5 acres with 3 bedroom home, 2 stall garage, barn. Owner leaving area has to sell. Price only $5100.03 *garden hose and sprinklers Just listed more acreage .... also some farms. Check with us ' . ., 1 : < *mole traps ^burner baskets A framed thank you note from-Sir Winston Churchill sits-atop the Niver's living room fireplace. *metal and wire garbage cans COLWELL CO REALTORS *Raid insect killer *mole killer YOUR KEY TO BETTER UVINO 101 Main Street Winnie's Pooh Phone 536-7521 or 533-7052 Your Eas: Jordan Colwell Men EAST JORDAN BILL DRENTH Winnie Fairchild and I CO-OP 582-7301 Phone 536-2275 - East Jordan, Michigan GENE ALLEN mm OFFICES IN...PETOSKEY - WALLOON LAKE - BOYNE CITY - CHARLEVOIX - EAST JORDAN Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bird III 4 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bullen and and children Cris and Pat and Mrs. O. M. Ramlow, Flint, were Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Steele guests last week of Mrs. Emmett Boughton, Lansing, spent a week Green. While here Mrs. Green here with the Ralph Bird Jrs. accompanied them to Sleeping FORD DEALERS' Mrs. Jim Fairchild anddaugh- Bear Dunes Park at Empire and ter Kim, spent Thursday at Mac• the Soo Locks. They returned to kinaw Island and over night at their cottage at Harrison Satur• Soo, Mich. They visited their day enroute to their home in Flint. friends, the Delbert Hagens and IMPOSSIBLE SALE the Stafford Hills at Soo, On• Alex Wolff, Detroit, spent the tario, Friday. weekend with his wife Sally and Sister Harriet Marie of St. two daughters. Louis, Missouri, who teaches Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Milos, Oak at St. Francis of Assisi, and her They said it couldn't Park, 111., and sister Elaine Mi• bedone-butwedid sister and family, the Kenneth los, Chicago, spent the weekend it with Maverick., Moores, Toledo, Ohio, are vis• with Mrs. Milos parents, the first car of the 70s ^ iting their aunt and uncle, Rev. Garth Bryans. and Mrs. Robert Shaffer and family at Lake Louise Methodist The Whit Armstrongs, East Impossible savings. Ford Galaxie 500's Camp. Jordan, and Jim Fairchilds join• tagged at impossible low year-end prices. Mrs. Cliff Wagar, Petoskey, ed Ethel Munson Sunday after• visited on Friday with Miss Ethel noon for ice cream and cake to W5 Munson. help her celebrate her birthday. •Manufacturer's suggested retail price for the car. Mrs. Emma Weigle is visiting Dr. Versa Cole, Caro, spent a Price does not include: optional white sidewall tires, $32.00; dealer preparation charges, if any; her brother at Harvey, Illinois few days at their home on East transportation charges, state and local taxes. Main Street. Now impossible year end and an aunt who is there from Denmark. Albert Crawford is a patient price cuts on all 69 Fords! Mr. and Mrs. Jack Woodward at Grandvue Medical Care and family of Marion, Ind., spent Facility. a few days last week with Mr. Don't forget your "1939" class and Mrs. Carl Puvel. reunion August 30th. Be sure Mrs. Arend Beethuis and your money is sent in to Dorothy friend of Grand Rapids are spend• Aimesbury, Boyne City, for your ing a week with her parents, the dinner reservation by August 20. William Howies. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Wasylewski Mrs. Martha Montroy and spent Saturday evening with the daughter, Margretta Green at• Mike Wasylewski Jrs. in Boyne tended a reunion in Ellsworth Falls. on Sunday at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kelts re• Well mate yt>nr iVwpossfofe Nellie Carpenter. turned to their home on Sunday dyfeaw eone m*e^ - Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rodger after spending the past 10 days are vacationing in Traverse City touring Canada. Enroute home for a week and visiting their they spent the weekend in Ca• friends, the Frank Notewares. dillac with his brother Hud and Mrs. Danella Kirby, Grosse family. Their son Jerry joined Pointe, has been visiting her sis• them there on Saturday evening. Stamp collectors! ters, Mrs. Edith Doherty, and Mrs. Garth Bryan, daughter Find this one on Mrs. Lowell Aimsbury and hus• Julie, Mrs. Vernice Nelson and every Ford band. Mrs. Leslie Boe spent Tuesday Save scratch at Mr. and Mrs. Wm*. Winship, in Saginaw where Julie attended in our lot... Gaylord, were business callers in orientation at Delta College which impossible savings! Michigan Ford Dealers Boyne City, Tuesday. she plans to enter this fall. The Edgar Harveys, Grand Ra• Mrs. Bill Hollar and four chil• pids, have been visiting his sister dren, Toledo, are spending two Mrs. Everette Crain for a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Alex BOYNE VALLEY MOTORS days. Wolff and family. 224 Water Street Boyne City Phone 582-6571 Claude Green and friend, Del- Gib Lindsay, Grand Rapids is ton, visited at the home of Mrs. spending Wednesday through Fri• Get free VIP Pass at your Ford Dealers for special pre-race activities at the Yankee 600, August 17th, Georgia Green at Deer Lake for day with his mother, Mrs. Emma Michigan International Speedway a few days. Lindsay. Page 14 - % Northland Pressi Q - Thursday, August 14, 1969

"Here From There"

By Tom Minor Dateline - Room 128 - Little in New York City and is an Mudd's fourteenth birthday and Traverse Hospital. Your Walloon advocate of bell bottom trousers. I gather it was one that she will Lake reporter is reluctantly here * * * never forget. It included a swell from there! Instead of covering Mr. and Mrs. John Bontjes spaghetti supper, a scavenger the news, I am covered with were here from Peoria, Illinois. hunt, dancing, dunking in the lake sheets. Happily I have a few Too bad they had to depart be• and jumping on the trampoline. sleuths and two stalwart scouts fore Mrs. Bontjes could parti• An active, athletic evening! Win• SERVING THE WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL LAKE SINCE I960 who ferret out the news and cipate in the annual Walloon Lake ners of the hunt, who will enjoy feed me the "scoops albeit in• Country Club Golf Tournament. a free lunch at the Beach House, travenously! included Lee and Phillip Lange, Guess there is never a good Nick McCumber, Roily Harrison, time to "take off for an op• and Janet Reus. They worked hard eration. However, this week I to earn their bread and water. Wiles cops first in "O/d Mens Race" had lined up an unusually heavy It isn't easy to "find a Froggie schedule before I realized that nicely clad sitting on a lily pad" Naturally, the big event this I was also on Dr. Connaugh- or "the charred remains of a week was the "Old Men's Race" ton's busy schedule. Fortunately, house that was" or "a false lash which took place last Sunday. Gary Whitfield and I were able for eyes that blink and flash." These aged and able sailors have to plot the course for the an• I am told that Mrs. Lawrence great heart despite their years. nual Walloon Lake water skiing Freeze gallantly supplied them A brisk breeze tested their a- contest before I was trapped. with the latter! bility to hit the starting line at Trust I will be able to view * * * the sound of Sam myBalok'shorn. Monday's event in comfort from Tom Gratsch, son of Mr. and Despite the fact, that Iyan Wiles our float boat and hopefully re- Mrs. Cliff Gratsch, is here to and his crew "jumped the gun ; port the results. relax a bit after spending most and were forced to cross the * * * of the summer in Chili at a starting line a second time" From here on it's heresy - ski resort fifty-five miles from and were No. 21 and Mr. Wiles : Emmy Sloneker, a very persis• Santiago. Last year Tom had the were the victors of the race. tant young lady, has conquered distinction of being the only Mr. Carl Rasmussen, a recent the slalom and skis over the freshmen on the University of addition to the "17" fleet, slip• lake with great grace and pre• Walloon News Editor Colorado Varsity Ski Team. At ped by that Old Mariner, Allen cision. Too bad it's too late the suggestion of Austrian born Cameron, to cop second place. to place bets on this dark horse. Sooner or later Walloon calls Martin Burger, ski instructor Philo Lange trailed in taking Emmy's brother, Howard III, has us all back. Mr. and Mrs. Sam at Boyne Mountain and Jack of the fourth spot. Am sure that he been developing his muscles this Nickey of Memphis, Tennessee, all trades at The Cliff Dweller, does better on the ski trails of summer at Camp Kooch-in-ching are old-timers who have returned Tom decided to sharpen his skill Colorado in his fine boots than in International Falls, Minnesota. for a visit to the lake. They are as a skier during the summer. on the waters of Walloon in his He loves it as have all of the the house guests of the Jeter An abundance of snow in Chili sneakers. alumni of this fine camp. How• Eason's. Mrs. Eason, the gard• made it well worth the long It was a lost week for the ard will arrive at Walloon this ener's friend, lectured on Bonsai journey for Tom and seven other Sail-fish fleet. I can give you weekend. last Tuesday in Petoskey. Michigan boys to go from here no results due to the fact that Mr. Fritz Lohman, who I am * * * to there. Hope I will be able Monday's race was protested and told, is an interior decorator of From what I hear from there, to be a spectator at one of Tom's Wednesday's weather did not co• operate. However, the Snipe class some note, wafted in for a week• the Gerrard Mudd's Teenage events next winter in Boulder. end visit with family and friends "do" last Friday was a smash• did manage to beat the elements * * * that day. Roily Harrison took first at Walloon. Mr. Lohman lives ing success. It was Marion Last Thursday was a rough place, Paul Zent a close second day on the lake as several visi• and Jim Reus third. All were tors to Walloon can certainly soaking wet at the finish. verify. Miss Judy Tibbets of Other bizarre races on the lake East Lansing catapulted off a Walloon Lake Country Club Pro Shop, dedicated to the memory of the John Edgar Johnsons this week included a Float-Boat catamaran and was rescued'" by contest between two neighbors. my dad. Mrs. Howard Sloneker One had hoped that he could get braved the waves to save her away with a 55 horsepower mo• niece, Christy Markam as well tor on his new craft but has now as their capsized sail fish and concluded that he must go for an Mr. Pete Rentschler answered 85. How about that Walt? Derek Egbert's call for help. I have really missed a lot of excitement this week! * * * Call Tom Bulletin: Flash from Izack Golf scores, sailing re• Walton Lohman! There really sults, party time? Call THE MOLE HOLE are fish in Walloon Lake and the Walloon News editor, big ones. Mrs. Ann Baird landed Tom Minor, and he'll be ^ Unique Gifts for Every 4 a 22 inch smallmouth«bass^ last- glad to cover the event.. Member of the Family Sunday. She was happy to tell us of this feat, but declined to 535-2446 COUNTRY CASUALS inform us where she accomplish• ed same. VILLAGER CLOTHES Wool Skirts and Sweaters Have Arrived. Stage annual 205 HOWARD ST. 217 HOWARD ST.

PETOSKEY, MICH. 38.7tc Walloon Lake John corn roast ED BEHAN'S TWEED SHOP "Corn and beef, all you can tlemen of the game" by shooting Horan eat" at the Walloon Lake Coun• an eagle on number 7. The Club Long time Walloon 17 skipper, Alan Cameron, left, and crew Cl*OTHI£R try Club annual Corn Roast on Championship tournament is in Where Today's Woman Finds members and the Lange Seventeen with Philo Lange at the Petoskey Tuesday, August 19th. Sides of full swing with thirty men and 204 HOWARD ST. ~ Casual Elegance beef, bushels of corn and crates women participating. The win• tiller, in last Saturday's "Old Men's Race. of home-grown tomatoes are con• ners will be known to us all for her Entire Wardrobe sumed every year but best of at the corn roast. all is the finale, when those ga• A word to the wise for bar• Located in the Gas Light District thered there join in singing, gain hunters. Tom Stewart is gQlf "Walloon, Walloon, Walloon." teeing off for the end of the HOWARD ST., PETOSKEY 38-7tc See you there! summer sale of great sports FULL 18 HOLES ARE The lady golfers at the Club equipment. Don't miss it and be continue to out-do the men. Mrs. sure to pick up my commission. Dee Sterling recently followed Glad to hear that business at NOW OPEN AND AVAIL• thru with an eagle three on num• the Dug-out is going strong. Sorry ber four. Fortunately however, to report that an unidentified car ABLE TO THE PUBLIC. 8 Mr. Henry Beadell did help to wrecked number four green a restore the honor of the "gen• few nights back. WHY! BOYNE HIGHLANDS Stafford's Bay View Inn HARBOR SPRINGS (616) 526-2171 Northern Michigan's Favorite THOMAS HOUSE SMORGASBORD WALLOON LAKE. MICHIGAN SERVING CHUCK NORTON Sunday 12 to 2 Thursday and 5 to 8:00 5:30 to 9 You don't "spend" a vacation here .... you get one! 1

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Stafford's Catering Service 347-2771 NOW SERVING YOU AT THE WALLOON LAKE COUNTRY CLUB 0 Call on us to help you with your HARBOR SPRINGS dinner parties and receptions. Designed by ROBERT TRENT JONES who says that, TRY THIS "GREAT" GOLFING EXPERIENCE SOON. 38-6tc "THIS 7,200 YARD CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE IS ONE OF THE TOP 10 COURSES IN THE UNITED Make a day of it and enjoy the STATES." COCKTAIL LOUNGE and DINING ROOM as well.

FASHION SHOWS WEDNESDAY! Fun is where ...where the ^ SMORGASBORD you find it... F un never stops! ®l)tS ©It WfBtt&t Enjoy the finest in Luncheon Cuisine and DIXIELAND TUESDAY NIGHTS Steak or Whitefish MUSIC EVERY NIGHT The latest in fashion Epsilon -*¾¾^ MOTOR INN The Cameron Phillips Trio On Beautiful Crooked Lake SUNDAYS clothing from Petoskey's J ass Band famous summer shops. f' W Dining - Dancing - Requests 1 Phone 347-8260 5:00 - 9:00 Famous in Northern Michigan 1 ^^7*¾¾. All of your favorites For Reservations, 38-7tc Thursday, August 14, 1969 - (@) Northland Press ^ _ Page 15 Stage fourth annual Walloon ws Wafer Ski Tournament Walloon Lake - thanks to two yours truly, led the way. His boosted by his parents, glided into fine fellows, my editor, Gregg administrative responsibilities, a smooth second. Bill Sterner Smith, who graciously extended caught up with him on the re• hit third after a run-off with Doug, my deadline and my M.D. Peter turn run. He dumped between the Jim and four others. Connaughton, who with equal second and third buoy. However, An innovation to the day's pro• grace, released me from the hos• managed to chalk up a score of ceedings was provided by Gary pital a day or two early, I was 13 and landed third place. That Whitfield and Patty Freese who able to cover the fourth annual flipper-finned Floridian, Walter did a "between the acts" demon• Walloon Lake Water-Ski Tour• Barker, captured the number one stration of the course. Gary had nament last Monday. spot. Greg Hague, who hails from put the buoys out with care but What a day it was for ski• my old home town, Cincinnati, Patty missed a few. ing. Not a cloud in the sky Ohio, was second. Of course, this exciting com• nor a tipple on the water. The Joan Vallenga, the first to sign petitive event could never have ta• contestants gathered at Shadow up for the tournament, decided ken place without the interest and Trails Inn promptly at nine o' to renig Sunday night. Pressur• support of friends like John Horan clock. Although there were fewer ed by pals, she reconsidered, Shop, Ed Behan Tweed Shop, Pen• dleton Shop, Andrew Kan Travel FOURTH Annual Walloon News Water Ski Tournament winners participants this year than last, had a perfect run and is the new all were extremely competent and women's champ. Susie Reus, a Service, Mr. Carter Sales, Mr. were (from left) Bill Sterner, 3rd place, boy's division; Walter their enthusiasm for the sport year round resident of Walloon Sterling, Mr. Jack Minor, Mr. Barker, 1st place, men's division; Sue Reus, 2nd place, women's was great. Mary Ellen Griest took second and Beth Bartlett Art La Ppin, Ed Brown, Inc., gave a sterling performance even came in for a third. Mr. Woody Geist, each of whom division; Jan Reus, 2nd place, girl's division; Beth Bartlett, 3rd with seven stitches in her big toe. Marion Mudd, one of the most donated a handsome trophy. Also place, women's division; Joan Vellenga, 1st place, women's divi• In order to qualify for the graceful skiers on the lake, "went Mrs. Skip Grow donated the use sion; Jim Kerr, 2nd place, boy's division; Doug Lotspiech, 1st tournament, skiers must be res• under". However, she still made of a ski boat, Walt Masters sup• idents of Walloon Lake and must a solid third place in the girls plied the gas for the judges ship, place, boy's division; Kyrla Lowe, 1st place, girl's division, be able to ski on one ski. As division. Jan Reus skied into the Lawrence Freese family con• Gary Whitfield, 3rd place, men's division; Marion Mudd, 3rd in previous years, the course led second position. Those Reus tributed the tow boat and Shadow Trails Inn contributed dock fac• place, girl's division, and Greg Hague, 2nd place, men's division. the contestants through six buoys girls are a good bet for "Win, twice at two different speeds. Place or Show". Winner was ilities. Our grateful thanks to Skiers were divided into four Kyrla Lowe with a score of 12. all of you. groups, men and women (17 years The most spectacular perfor• and up) and boys and girls (16 mance of the day was executed OOps! Judges were Jack Minor years and under). by Doug Lotspeich. He complet• and Rocky Kimball and I strong• First to take off was the mens ed two flawless runs and easily ly suspect that a smart dog named division. Gary Whitfield, co- skied his way to first place in Roddy had a hand in their sponsor of the tournament with the boys division. Jim Kerr, decisions.

FIRST place winner in the girl's division, Kyrla Lowe, poses with her trophy.

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THE Shadow Trails Inn dock was crowded Monday morning with For the discriminate skiers and spectators alike. Walloon News photos by JackT'^hut- P eMslcey*! newest — - •u terbug" Minor, who pinch hitted for recuperating son, Tom. distinctive unusual "HOUSE OF IDEAS" iful Gllles for Q$'omen DIVISION winners and their trophies. They include (from left) THREE TWENTY NINE BAY ST.INC Joan Vallenga, 1st place, women's division; Walter Barker, 1st Qifl$ und1 DecorativeAccessories ****** place men's division; Doug Lotspiech, 1st place, boy's division; and Kyrla Lowe, 1st place, girl's division. 38-7tc .eO PETOSKEY ©^.

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VISIT HISTORIC BEAVER ISLAND

— Sailing Schedule — June 21 st to September 2nd FRIDAY, JUNE 21 TO FRIDAY, AUGUST 15 Sunday through Friday Lv. Charlevoix 10:00a.m. Lv. Beaver Island 7:00a.m. TROPHIES were bigger than ever for this Lv. Charlevoix 5:30 p.m. Lv. Beaver Island 2:45 p.m. year's ski tournament. At left is Walloon Saturdays News editor, Tom Minor, and Rocky Kim• July 5 through August 16 Lv. Charlevoix 8:45 a.m. Lv. Beaver Island6:00a.m. ball. Enjoy the Lv. Charlevoix 2:15 p.m. Lv. Beaver Island 11:30a.m. Elegance oHhiPerry - Davis Hotel Lv. Charlevoix 7:45 p.m*. •Lv . Beaver Island 5:00p.m. WALLOON LAKE ART CLUB August 17 through September 2 Luncheon and Dinner in the Beautiful Sail & Prow Room Lv. Charlevoix 10:00a.m. Lv. Beaver Island 7:00 a.m. Annual Water Color Show Lv. Charlevoix 5:30 p.m. Lv. Beaver Island 2:45p.m. Friday and Saturday • ••* also FOR PASSAGE CONTACT August 15 and 16, 10 A.M. Luncheon in the Quaint Noggin Room Monday thru Saturday to 5 P.M., BEAVER ISLAND BOAT CO. PRESIDENT of the Walloon Lake at the old Renwick House, Country Club, Si Gedge, surveys CHARLEVOIX CITY DOCK For Reservations Call 347-2516 Walloon Lake the damage done to number four PHONE LI 7-2311 JAMES W. GALLAGHER, Mgr. green by some prankster who i (Advance reservations for cars advisable) p-t PETOSKEY 42-itp West of Store drove a car on the green, last 38-7tc Saturday night. Page 16 - Jgy, Northland _ Thursdayj August 14> 1969 ORDER OF PUBLICATION General State of Michigan Probate Court for the County of Charlevoix. Area Business Guide LEGAL NOTICES Estate of CHARLES PETTS (aA/a Charles R. Petts), De• ceased. Licensed Agency- It is Ordered that on the 10th NEWVILLE OFFICE day of September, 1969, at 11:00 Services Available RESIDENTIAL STATE OF MICHIGAN ORDER OF PUBLICATION ORDER OF PUBLICATION A.M., in the Probate Courtroom Baby sitters, cleaning ladies, Plumbing & Heating EQUIPMENT CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE General General in the Charlevoix County Court• invalid and convalescent care. BUILDING COUNTY OF CHARLEVOIX State of Michigan State of Michigan house, Charlevoix, Michigan Permanent, part time and Licensed Master File #207-2 W&L #69-187-1 File #6881 a hearing be held to determine Desks - Chairs File #6882 the heirs at law of said Deceased. temporary help, public steno• MERLE KARLSKIN FRANK MATICE AND ESTHER Probate Court for the County Plumber Tables - Files of Charlevoix. Publication and service shall grapher, phone answering. MATICE, NORTHLAND EMPLOYMENT CONTRACTOR Probate Court for the County Estate of HENRY C. OLIVER, be made as provided by Statute husband and wife, & BUSINESS SERVICE GREGG of Charlevoix. a/k/a/ HENRY OLIVER, DE- and Court Rule. CALL 582-7340 ' Plaintiffs 222 S. Lake St. Boyne City Estate of CHESTER R. JAMES, ceased. Dated: August 6, 1969. No Answer CALL 582-6513 vs: Office 582-9598 Home Phone 582-7303 PUBLICATIONS Deceased. It is Ordered that on August Hon. John Makel. MERLIN SCHALOW AND DAR• 536-7109 (Bob's Shell) BOYNE CITY LENE SCHALOW, It is Ordered that on August 27th, 1969, at 10:00 A.M.. in the Judge of Probate 27, 1969, at 11:00 A.M., in the Conkle & Varnum husband and wife, Probate Courtroom Charlevoix, COMMERCIAL Dick Hammontree Defendants. Probate Courtroom in the Court• Michigan a hearing be held on Attorney for Petitioner OFFICE SUPPLIES NOTICE OF LAND CONTRACT house, Charlevoix, Michigan a the petition of Ina Oliver to de• By: Guy C. Conkle, Jr. THIS SPACE PRINTING BUILDER FORCLOSURE SALE hearing be held on the petition termine the heirs at law of said 110 Water Street Paper Clips to (formerly with Hammontree of Grace Sheldon for appoint• In pursuance and by virtue of deceased. Boyne City, Michigan 42-3tc ment of an administrator, and for Offset-Letterpress Brothers) a Judgment of the Circuit Court Publication and service shall a determination of heirs. Desks FOR RENT for the county of Charlevoix, State be made as provided by Statute Commercial Publication and service shall of Michigan, made and entered and Court Rule. NORTHLAND PRESS be made as provided by Statute Residential on the 20th day of May, 1969, Dated: July 25, 1969. g: JORDAN VALLEY | NORTHLAND PRESS Phone 582-6562 and Court Rule. in a certain cause therein pend• Hon. John Makel BOYNE CITY Cottages Dated: July 30, 1969 Judge of Probate. 582-6562 ing, wherein Frank Matice and | CHURCH 1 Phone JU2-6616 Boyne City Esther Matice, were the plain• Hon. John Makel E. D. Ruegsegger Judge of Probate. DIRECTORY tiffs and Merlin Schalow and Attorney for Petitioner, J.H. SAVORY, M.D. North Bay Darlene Schalow, were the defen• Washburne & Litzenburger 106 Water St., — SADDLERY — John C. Schmittdiel dants, notice is hereby given that Attorneys for Petitioner Boyne City, Michigan. 49712 East Jordan, Michigan Stables, Inc. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH RIDING EQUIPMENT BY THE CHIROPRACTOR I shall sell at public sale to 300 Park Avenue 40-3tc 207 Williams Street HOURS: Church Road, 3 Miles the highest bidder, at the front Petoskey, Michigan 49770 ORDER OF PUBLICATION NATION'S BETTER OFFICE HOURS East Jordan 11 to 12 a.m. Daily North of Horton Bay entrance of the County Building, 41-3tc General CRAFTSMEN Mon. Wed. Fri. 9-12; 2-5,7-9 Church 536-2941 2 to 5 p.m. Daily in Charlevoix, Michigan, (that ORDER OF PUBLICATION State of Michigan Everything for the Western Tues. &Sat. 9-12,2-5 Manse 536-2635 Good Horses, Good Trails, being the place of holding the General File #6855 Closed Wednesday P.M. Pleasure Horse Thursday Open 'til noon circuit court for said county), State of Michigan Probate Court for the County Worship Service 9:30 a.m. Open Tuesday Evenings Efficient Guides PROFESSIONAL BUILDING of Charlevoix. Nursery provided for infants Boots & Saddles Corner River & Park Streets on Thursday the 21st day of File #6885 Office: LE 6-2511 Poppy's Charles Leist DI 7-4070 Estate of ROSE B. FINEOUT, through age five Dial JU 2-6292 August, 1969, at two o'clock in Probate Court for the County Home: LE 6-2313 119 Water Street Boyne City Boyne City, Mich. RFD 2 the afternpon, the following des• of Charlevoix. Deceased. Church School 10:30 a.m. Youth fellowship 6:30 p.m. cribed property, vis: Estate of BENJAMIN KAUTZ, It is Ordered that on Septem• Richard Mansfield Everyone Welcome Whispering Winds FOR YOUR "All that certain piece or par• Deceased- ber 4, 1969, at 11:00 A.M., in D.O. C. H. SMITH cel of land situate in the City It is Ordered that on August the Probate Courtroom Charle• CATERING NEEDS 624 State Street Boyne City Company of Boyne City, of Charlevoix 21st, 1969, at 10:00 A.M., in the voix, Michigan a hearing be held ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE PLUMBING AND on the petition of Loraine M. CATHOLIC CHURCH HOURS: WEDDINGS County and State of Michigan, Probate Courtroom in the City of Residential and described as follows: Charlevoix, Michigan a hearing Robinson, Executrix, for allow• Bohemian Settlement HEATING MON., TUES., FRI. "Lot Two Hundred Thirty- be held on the Petition of Julius ance of her first and final account. M-32 10 a.m. -9 p.m. REUNIONS Licensed Master Plumber Commercial two (232) of Block Eleven Kantz for probate of a purpor• Publication and service shall Sunday Mass - 8:30 A.M. WED. - 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. be made as provided by Statute Holidays - 8:30A.M. (11), of Nichols and Mor• ted Will, for granting of Admin• 1 mile south of Horton Bay THURS. - Closed SPECIAL PARTIES Wrecking istration to the Executor named, and Court Rule. First Fridays - 5:30 P.M. SAT. - 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. gan's Second Addition to 582-9621 South Boyne, nowBoyneCity, or some other suitable person, Dated: August 11, 1969. Rev. Lianginas Dienim? OFFICE 582-6517 582-6518 CALL MARY TISRON 536-2529 547-2116 Michigan." and for a determination of heirs. Hon. John Makel Judge of Probate FAITH EVANGELICAL Dated: June 30, 1969 Publication and service shall LUTHERAN CHURCH WILTJER'S be made as provided by Statute Conkle & Varnum CHIPMAN JORDAN HEATING Boyneland Refuse Hon. Wayne Richard Smith German Settlement on the Wil• SHORELINE MOTEL District Judge, 90th Judicial and Court Rule. Attorney for Executrix Plumbing - Heating AND Service 110 Water Street son Road. AND COTTAGES District. Dated: August 5, 1969. (formerly Gillespies) Boyne City, Michigan, 49712 Rev. Robert A. Molstad Licensed Master Plumber REFRIGERATION East Jordan Charlevoix County, Michigan Hon. John Makel BR 1-2271. Suttons Bay Judge of Probate. 42-3tc Heating & Plumbing Refuse & Garbage Conkle & Varnum Services Sunday at 7:00 p.m. Crane, Kohler and American Robert C. Klevorn, Sales and Service Serving Boyne City, Boyne Falls Open All Year By: Harvey C. Varnum, Attor• Sunday School and Bible Study Standard Fixtures Attorney for Petitioner. and adjoining Townships ney for Plaintiffs. at 4:00 p.m. Mueller Climatrol Furnaces Licensed Master Plumber M-32 and M-66 Business Address: P.O. Box 272 - Boyne City 110 Water Street Glenn Campau 2549 M-66 Hwy. North Boyne City, Michigan, 49712 215 South Lake Street, Roamin EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Call JU 2-6692 Rev. James Larsen Boyne City 582-7151 36-8tc Boyne City, Michigan. 41-3t 582-9447 East Jordan LE 6-2272 After 5:00 582-7076 Phone LE 6-2680 STATE FARM R. A. CAMPBELL Ruegsegger- Stanley BILL & VERA'S Mrs. Ann Minnie, Center Line Sunday: 10:00 Sunday School INSURANCE and Mrs. Helene Rippe, Detroit, 11:15 a.m. Church Service AGENCY, INC. Insurance Agency DUCK INN B.C. CUMMINS, AGENT Jordan Council are vacationing for two weeks "Homemade Bohemian REORGANIZED CHURCH OF with their sister-in-law, Mrs. Service is our Business Head Cheese Our Specialty" Alice Woods, at the Woods cot• JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER STATE FARM All kinds of Insurance DAY SAINTS including Life Minutes of the regular meet• tus as of August 10, 1969. Ayes: tage, Lake Shore Drive. Insurance is our Product - Lunches & T.V. Dinners - Pres. Elder Gilbert Fox ing of the City Council held Five (5), Nayes: One (1). Mo• Visiting relatives in the Boyne Sunday: Church School 9:45 a.m. Homemade Soups & Chili Tuesday, August 5, 1969 at 7:30 tion carried. area last week were Mrs. El• LE 6-2662 Preaching 11:00 a.m. AUTO-FIRE-LIFE Phone P.M. Moved by Alderman Burkey and ton Neuman and Mrs. John Lowe, Every other Wednesday night State Bank Building 10G Water St. JU 2-6251 BEER - WINE - LIQUOR The meeting was called to or• supported by Alderman Morris both of Holly. 502 Main St. Ph. LE 6-2612 Prayer Service in the Church. der by Mayor Olson. that the purchase rental agree• The Roy Bowmans returned SHERMAN'S RUSS'S^^ ^resent: Mayor Olson, Alder• ment for a John Deere 450 craw• last Friday after a weeks travel Lloyd Moyers FULL GOSPEL TRUTH CHURCH VOUGHT'S man Gee, Watson, Morrison, Ol• ler and trailer for $9,800.00 be through Canada, New York, Ohio HARDWARE Corner 4th and Division son, Morris, Burkey, Supt. Kit- accepted on the present terms. and Pennsylvania. WEEKLY Sunday: Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Michigan Bottled Gas son. Motion carried all ayes. Mrs. Delores Schuster and Paint & Wallpaper Church Service 11:00 sum. Sales — Service Absent: None. Moved by Alderman Burkey and children returned home last Mon• |^ M SERVICE GARBAGE & Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m. Store The minutes of the last meet• supported by Alderman Olson that day after spending some time with her mother, Mrs. Alice Woods. Thursday: Prayer meeting and Washing Machine Service ing were read and approved. the Dump Custodian have sole Truck Lettering TRASH PICK-UP Mark Bowman is spending the testimonial service. Come- Bills were read for the Gen• salvage rights and that the said WALLPAPER-PAINT-GLASS Highway Bulletins week at Camp Greilick with Boy All Welcome. 536-2961 536-2922 535 E. Main St. eral Fund for $13,188.60; Streets salvage be stored in a designated I'LL SIGN ANYTHING Scout Troop #149. The Little Church that casts a Boyne City, Mich. for $1,460.75; Equipment Fund area. Motion carried all ayes. 229 Main Street, East Jordan Lance M. Russ 582-7059 Tall Shadow of the Cross. JU 2-6640 for $1,586.54; Tourist Park for Moved by Alderman Burkey and The Robert Sayles and sons, JU 2-6861 Boyne City Rev. B. McWatters, Pastor $1,412.96; Sewer for $965.60 and supported by Alderman Gee that Robbie and Davey, spent last week Water for $2,244.99. Supt. Ralph Kitson be placed on with his parents, the Foster Say• KIT CARSON FRANK KENNEY B & B ROOFING KINGDOM HALL OF TRUMBLE Moved by Alderman Gee and salary of $7,500.00 per year as les. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES COMPANY supported by Alderman Olson of August 8, 1969. Motion car• Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dietze LUMBER COMPANY CONSTRUCTION Phone 582-7446 Sand and Gravel that, the bills be allowed and ried all ayes. entertained their daughter and Boyne City and Petoskey COMPANY son-in-law, the Bob Harveys, Bay Thursday: Ministry School and Charlevoix the Beautiful paid. Motion carried all ayes. Moved by Alderman Gee and Excavating City, last weekend. Service Meeting 7:30 & 8:30p.m. Complete Roofing, Siding and Moved by Alderman Burkey supported by Alderman Morri• COME IN AND Sunday: PublicLecturel0:00a.m. Septic Systems Installed COMPLETE BUILDING and supported by Alderman Mor• son that a 36x16 cement block A surprise guest last Friday Metal Installation Watchtower Study 11:00a.m. BROWSE AROUND AND REMODELING rison that $3,000.00 be transfer• bath house be built by James of Mrs. Luther Brintnall washer Tuesday: Book Study 7:30 p.m. Top Soil red from the Tourist Park Re• Petrie on an hourly basis. Mo• granddaughter, Mrs. Penny Sch• Bert Hawkins — JU 2-9392 ceiving Fund to the Tourist Park tion carried all ayes. roeder and great granddaughter, UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Charlevoix 547-6521 Phone 536-7090 East Jordan Bob Goldsmith — DI 7-8823 Boyne City 582-7871 Operation & Maintenance Fund. Moved by Alderman Gee and Charlene, Mississippi. Corner of 4th and Esterly St. Motion carried all ayes. supported by Alderman Burkey The Richard Clines, Portland, Rev. Stanley Hayes Moved by Alderman Gee and that it is the Tourist Park Com• Mich, spent last weekend with the SAYLES Complete Log Cabins BOYNE supported by Alderman Morris mittee recommendation that the Lloyd Seelyes. LILAK & MOORE Church Services Construction Co. UPHOLSTERING that $2,500.00 be transferred caretaker be given 30 day notice Visiting with Mrs. Luther 10:00 a.m. Or any part Sunday School from the Tourist Park Receiving and that a new caretaker be ad• Brintnall last week was her 11:15 a.m. EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN INC. MYF CUSTOM HOMES & COTTAGES • Fund to the Tourist Park Debt vertised for. Motion carried all daughter, Mrs. Harold Donner, 7:00 p.m. BOYNE FALLS UPHOLSTERING Retirement Fund. Motion car• ayes. Lansing. Mrs. Wanda Horrick Railroad Office Building Cement Gravel, Sand and CARPETING & DRAPERIES ried all ayes. Moved by Alderman Burkey and and daughter, who have been stay• LOG HOMES UNITED MISSIONARY Road Aggregates Boyne City Moved by Alderman Olson and supported by Alderman Gee that ing with their grandmother, Mrs. MJS. Krake, Pastor 536-7698 Office JU 2-7990 Also Other Building Materials supported by Alderman Watson a water main be laid west on Brintnall are visiting this week 120 Water St. Thurs: Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. Dial LE 6-7279 Evenings that $2,000.00 be transferred Erie St. and Huron Street south in Grand Rapids and Flint. Sunday: Sun. School 10:00 a.m. or before 7 a.m. Home JU 2-9337 Boyne City 582-6241 from the Sewer Receiving Fund to McKenzie and North to Erie. Company at the John Hawkes Phone Boyne Falls 549-2421 Worship 11:00 a.m. to the Sewer Operation & Main• Motion carried all ayes. home last week included their Yduth Fellowship 6:30 p.m. BOYNE ELECTRIC tenance Fund. Motion carried all Moved by Alderman Olson and son, the Renny Hawkes and fam• WATSON S. B. STACKUS Worship 7:30 p.m. Frank G. Wentworth formerly Kline Electric ayes. supported by Alderman Gee that ily, all of Lansing. FUNERAL HOME Representing State Licensed Electrician Moved by Alderman Burkey and bids be asked for curb and gut• Mrs. Betty (Wenzel) Harris, FUNERAL HOME FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH CAPITAL BUSINESS SERVICE Comm ercial-Industrial supported by Alderman Olson that ter, prime and double seal and has arrived at the Harris home East Jordan 40? Water Street Residential-Electric Heat $5,000.00 be transferred from bituminous surfacing. Specifica• on N. Park St. for an extended Since 1895 - Phone JU 2-6531 East Jordan, Michigan "48 Years of Service In "For All Your New Wiring and Repair the Water Receiving Fund to tions to be furnished by City stay. Our Community" the Water Operation & Mainte• Supt. Motion carried all ayes. Helen Speltz has returned to James D. Stackus "We make electricity work Rev. Ted Hamilton, Pastor Business Needs" nance Fund. Motion carried all Moved by Alderman Gee and her home in Memphis, Tenn., better for you." Managing Director ayes. supported by Alderman Burkey after a iponths stay here. H.E.WATSON Sunday School 10:00 a,m. Box 165 Gaylord, Michigan PHONE 582-9591 Moved by Alderman Burkey and that the City Supt. Check the Wesley H. Snook, who has been Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Director Boyne City, Michigan EMERGENCY 582-9687 supported by Alderman Morris cost of making a permanent ice visiting at the home of his sis• Young People 6:30 p.m. Phone 732-4707 that the motion for bids for the rink in the Second Ward Park. ter, the Clint Hammonds, is a Evening Service /:30 p.m. ******* west end of the log building at patient at Lockwood MacDonald MT Dick and Shirley SWAN VALLEY EAST JORDAN Motion carried all ayes. Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m. JORDAN VALLEY the Tourist Park be recinded. hospital. Walker Moved by Alderman Burkey Wednesday MARINA CLEANERS Motion carried all ayes. and supported by Alderman Mor• Visiting Mrs. Bea Simmons are GREENHOUSE Moved by Alderman Morrison rison that the meeting be adjourn• her sister, Mrs. Ruby Struble Johnson Motors Evinrude Sales and Service ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC and supported by Alderman Watr ed. Motion carried all yeas. and nephew, John Comloquoy, of New and Used Boats and Motors Expert Work at Nichols Street and Boats For Weddings, Funerals and son that Officer Robert Christ- Benjamin Bustard Jackson. Docks and Shore Stations •Dry Cleaning The Charles Thayers and 4 Rev. Joseph J. Malinowski Special Occasions ensen be promoted to full sta• . City Clerk In Stock, Thuhderbird, Boat and Motor Rentals •Blocking children, Flushing, spent two MASSES Crestliner, Mirro Craft GAS-BAIT-TACKLE DON'T Scrub Dirt In! days last week with his parents, Sundays: 7:30 a.m. & 9:30a.m. the Howard Thayers. Holydays: 7:15 a.m. & 7:30a.m. Party Store - Beer and Wine Use DURACLEAN'S Famous Foam-Absorption Method AT ADVANCE - 582-7050 East Jordan LE 6-2952 East Jordan, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drayton, Weekdays: 7:30 a.m. ( During 536-2672 & Lift It Out! CALL NOW for a free quotation. Flint, are staying with Mrs. Ma• school days 7:15 a.m.) bel Fuller at the Fuller cottage, Wildwood Harbor. CATECHISM CLASSES THIS SPACE FOR RENT |&-2ftS!£L< Johnson Sales & Service Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mathews Monday: Grades 1 to 8th Shore Station Hoist & Dock and children, Holt, were weekend 3:30 p.m. Phone 582-6562 Ramp Facilities Gas - Bait - Tackle guests of his mother, Mrs. Es• Saturday: High School - 8:30 Harbor Springs SERVICE 52^-2451 At Advance - Phone 582-7050 ther Mathews, Lake Shore Dr. a.m., to 10:30 a.m.