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Thursday, November 20, 1980 Vol. 15, No. 4 25 cents

4* TRgdio ] 980 brought big changes

with the station in a positive way. position in the market. "It is much easier to combine the BY KATHY JOHNSON KHQ has been patterned after other "We've created a high comfort factor demographic appeal of the format with highly successful stations like KVIL through our non-musical elements," the demographics of the audience you "WCLX, FM Nine Four Country," Dallas, WMJC Detroit, and KFRC San says Harper, "so that anytime, what- are interested in reaching," Harrington "Rhythm of the Northwest, 106 KHQ," Francisco. ever the mood of the listener, he or she said when asked about the buying of "News and Information, Hie Music Station President and General can find 'their best friend' at KHQ." radio time for advertisers. He also said Station,"....these and more are the Manager is Tim Moore, who was Moore echoes that by saying, "We're that he hoped the stations would get identifying phrases of northern Mich- originally with KHQ's sister station, very proud to have the facilities we together in getting a "believable radio igan's radio stations. WVOY, several years ago. Following a have, but far more proud of our survey" taken in this market.- With a local variety of six stations- stint at VOY, Moore moved to Dallas people." Moore thinks the people, the So, for the listeners, there is a wider two in Charlevoix, one in Boyne City, where he was named executive vice- sound and the promotions, have created variety of music and entertainment and three in Petoskey—there is a wide president and general manager of TM the ambiance of a great station. formats and for the businesses there is a spread of music and entertainment Companies. Another part of the sound of KHQ has better reach of audience for advertis- forms. For those not satisfied by the While in Dallas, Moore became to be the song written about north- ing commercials. "Halloween radio" is local offerings, there are stations in friends with Bob Harper who was western Michigan. While in Dallas, gone from northern Michigan and has Gaylord, Traverse City, and Kalkaska director of contemporary services for Moore arranged for songwriter Jim Kirk been replaced by "more programing that also reach this market. TM Programming. When Moore made to write a full length song about the offerings than before." The sounds of the airwaves now are the move to northern Michigan earlier area. With lyrics adapted by Moore, the vastly different from the days prior to this year Harper joined him and became song was recorded at TM in Dallas. The 1947 when there wasn't a single local WCLX station manager for WKHQ. music showcases the KHQ theme: station on the air. The change started While employed by TM, Harper did "Rhythm of the Northwest." The only 100 percent country and gradually with WMBN being the only the programing for a number of Harper is not the only one to maintain western music station in the area is local station from their sign-on in 1947 contemporary stations. In a somewhat his,interest in Dallas. Moore is affiliated WCLX, in Boyne City. "We serve the until 1965 when they were joined by unique situation, Harper is still on a with First Communications Broadcast commuriity and all of northern Michigan WJML. retainer to TM as director of Services, a Jim Long and Charlie Pride with country music," says Bill Rich, Gradually other stations began to programing for contemporary services, company located in Dallas and he is also station manager of WCLX, which broadcast in the market. But as recently and as such, he does the programing for vice-president and director of marketing opened about three years ago. WCLX is as a year ago the wide selection was not 140 stations, including WKHQ, across for Noble Broadcast Consultants in San owned by William Gipperich (Bill Rich) here. "In the last nine months, we've, the United States. Diego. for all purposes, added four new under the corporate name of Charle- WKHQ is located at 106 on the FM voix Broadcasting Company. . With an estimated audience of over stations," says Mike Harrington, ten million, Harper said he programs dial with its office in Charlevoix. WCLX has four disc jockeys, president of the Harrington Group, an music for the largest single audience in New Broadcasting Company, which including Rich, and "we play real advertising and marketing agency in America. owns both WKHQ and WVOY, is owned records," says Rich. "I think the Petoskey and a former owner of WJML. Harper and Moore are both quick to by Tim Moore. Tim Ives and Elmo listener can tell the difference between Tom Clemens of WCLX is just one ot the voices of the only 100 percent country and Harrington refers to the format let you know that this programing Franklin. All are local people. records and the taped music that some western station In northwestern Michigan. changes of WVOY-AM and WMBN-FM format has for seven years been the other stations play." and the addition in the market of voix. Most of the station's format is listening to a radio station, indicating most winning format in the country. Of The station is located in an old ice WKHQ-FM in Charlevoix and filled with local disc jockeys playing what station and for how long they the 140 stations involved, all have WAABN & house on State Street and the massive- WPZ-AM in Petoskey. The changes and country music, with a few programs listen. Certain demographic questions become either the number one or wooden doors and huge metal handles additions of these stations have from Michigan State, the University of are asked, as well, to determine such number two station in their market for WWPZ add to the charm of this smaii station. changed the overall music sound of Michigan, and the syndicated Ralph things as age, place of residence and the 18 to 49-year-old age group. WMBN,was the first station in this northern Michigan. WCLX typifies the thousands of small Emory show from Nashville. income level. With this highly successful sound and part of northwestern Michigan, Signing stations throughout the United States Harrington went on to say that he WCLX is located at 94 on the FM dial. Asked about the changing market. the added promotions of "wine and on in 1947, and located in Petoskey, that are feeling the encroachment the sees the changes in the market being for Scollin said, "There are more stations cheese parties," the "staff meeting" WMBN was the only station for nearly newer, slicker, more polished stations the better. "The changes are very now that we have to contend with. It program which is heard on Sundays, 20 years. Originally WMBN was on the from the larger cities. positive. There are far greater choices WJML keeps us on our toes and hopefully adds and the extremely popular "Moore in AM dial and later added the FM "The Music Station." WJML has in radio formats and they are, for the Rich indicated that he saw himself in the kind of programing we can all be the Morning" show, KHQ has made simulcast. been the number one station in the area most part, being done quite well." competition with stations as far away as proud of." definite inroads on the number one On May 26 of this year, the station Harrington said. Traverse City and as near as Charle- for several years. Recently WJML has Scollin indicated he is pleased with was sold to MacDonald Broadcasting, a felt the pinch of more and better the response to their programing Michigan based company that owns competition in the marketplace and changes. "We are getting favorable several other stations in the state, according to the new station manager, responses. People find us more listen- Vice-president of and general manager Jim Scollin. "We are in a state of able," he said. Scollins also indicated is Trish MacDonald. change, We are redefining our posH that WJML is busy upgrading their On July 1, WMBN-AM was changed tion—softening our sound." news. to WWPZ-AM and the new sound of Scollin conies from a Metro Media WJML is simulcast on AM and FM, "News and Information" began. station in Detroit. WOMC, and joined which means that whether you listen on "We're contemporary music with a fair this Petoskey station some three months AM or FM you will be hearing the same amount of oldies in our format," says ago, Also joining the station recently is broadcast. The FM frequency for MacDonald. She stressed they also Chris Hubbarth. the music director. WJML is 98.9 or AM is 1110. place a heavy emphasis on sports, Hubbarth is also from Detroit and WJML is owned by Petoskey Broad- including football, basketball and base- was in record promotion for CBS casting Company. Two of the principals ball. Records. Hubbarth and Scollin are both of the company are R. Bunker Rogoski, MacDonald says, in regard to the involved in the softening of the sound at president and Tim Achterhoff, vice- change in the AM format, "There was a WJML. president. Both men are from void in the market and we feel that "We are'shifting our position from Muskegon. we've filled it." She indicated that the the 18-year-olds to 24," said Scollin. station had always been dedicated to "The last rating in the area was in the the community and this news and spring of 1978 and was done by WKHQ information programing continues that Arbitron. At that time we were number Possibly the hottest sound in the area dedication. one. We think we still are." is "The rhythm of the northwest, 106 "We have a meteorologist and we Scollin indicated that he expects KHQ." WKHQ signed on the air on broadcast weather four times every Arbitron to be taking another survey in May 16 and appears to have taken over hour. That's strictly local, and as the The voice behind the "Moore In the April and May of 1981. Arbitron's a big share of the local radio market in winter comes on it will be more and Morning1' show heard from 6 to 9 a.m. survey method is done by "diary." A just six months. KHQ has not only come more important," MacDonald said. certain number of families in a certain up with a sound area residents appear on WKHQ, Is Tim Moore, president and general manager of New Broadcasting Their FM station, WMBN-FM, is Bob Harper, Is not only the station manager for WKHQ in Charlevoix, he does the area will receive a diary and be asked to to like, but they have added promo- Company. [Continued on page 5] programing for 140 stations throughout the United States. log into that diary every time they are tions that have involved the listeners

iXlDS EJ group hopes 'square answers' will pass school millage Committee members are looking for have assembled eight pages of answers aid and the required budget, the positive toward increased millage? BY BARBARA CRUDEN They affirm* they take no sides, a hard opportunities to talk to groups. "In- thing to do in a school year marked by to the questions they have heard asked committee states unequivocably that if Question number 14 is: Will East and wanted to know themselves. the millage fails, cuts will be im- Jordan remain accredited? formed people make better decisions," EAST JORDAN - A door-to-door three millage defeats, a teachers' strike they believe. For example, question number 5: The mediately necessary. Teaching staff The committee's information includes campaign will be bringing a student and and an attempt to recall the school "You can't lose sight of the fact the board has approved a balanced budget. cuts and extra-curricular activity cuts a list of cuts already made. These adult team to homes in the school board- millage is needed," Baumann says, If we have a balanced budget, why do will be inevitable. include, among others, over eight district in the next week or so. They will But they do admit they have become adding that past controversies and The committee's stand is that they teaching positions cut, sports cuts, and be answering questions about the convinced of the necessity of the we need 2.8 mills? disagreements over single items should have to go for millage to secure a school finances. millage. Their side, they believe, is the The answer the committee gives administration cuts. A chart shows how not stand in the way of the Jarger minimum level of education. The 2.8 The idea originated in a sub-com- kids. is—"The;'state requires each school much the 2.8 mills would cost. A necessity. The group has concluded that mills would basically continue the property owner with, say, $30,000 mittee of the steering committee formed They have campaign buttons printed district to file a balanced budget. This the millage is not '' unnecessary fund- program, with the cuts it has already market value on his or her place, would two months ago to study the- school with the word "kids." It stands for board has built an optimistic state aid ing, regardless of state aid." suffered, they say. have a total tax increase of $36.06 per budget and recommend courses of 1 'Kids' Interests Deserve Support." formula into our budget. It is unlikely They note that a week before the last year.' ..' ',- . •.••:'•'•'•': •''•'• A dinner is planned for Dec. 4 with action to the school board, "We felt it needed a third party that the state will announce its formula Back of the proposed campaign is the millage election Governor Millikert's Another chart shows in East Jordan it the high school students serving. because all sides have become so decision before March 1981. If a conviction of the committee members announcement came through, putting cost $1,700 per pupil in 1978*79 to run People can bring their quesions then, or controversial," they say. formula more conservative than ours Is that the district needs to pass the 2.8 passed...this district will suffer a severe the budget in the red, even with the the schools—below the state average of have them clarified at their own coffee Their conclusions were reached after mills being asked of voters on Dec. 8. fund shortage and further cuts will be millage renewal being approved. It has $1,782 and below the cost of any other klatches. : "We know this Is not the most a study of everything they could lay necessary. This board hopes to reinstate been at the same 21.2 level for the two schools In the county. Anyone concerned either way can get popular cause we've ever gotten into," their hands on, according to Jamie some of the programs cut earlier but previous years. To preserve a non-partisan stand- involved, the committee says. Poll- Baumann, one of the committee watching, phoning, asking questions*- tti they say. But they think the school will monitor the formula's progress The committee has sought square point, the committee asked merchants "district has been so torn up by members. • • " • •••••• :".••./• :,,. through legislature to avoid over* for donations to print up the questions for any of these, they say^ call Jim • 4,'.'•. answers to other nagging questions; as Other members are Jim Barnett, Barnett, after 5 p.m,, 536-2582 Or Jamie conflicting infonnation and changing spending." well—questions like: I don't have and answers. Bonnie Brunett, Chuck and Gerda Baumann, after 1 p.mw 536-7917, standpoints, that a clear presentation of children In school. Why should 1 be The merchants came up with $500. the facts Is needed. Sherk; and Connie McKenney. They In spite of hopes for abundant state ir.

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Gocha • »oyf>« C«Y • P*to*k«y Women's ApfMtti •i... •. rin i.i; B*ymCity,Mi THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1980 - Ch»rlevolx County Press - Page 3 She fust wanted her meter read.... Some still oppose Adventures with the gas company Front Street plan; BY TR1SH WRIGHT because I wasn't heating with it." have an outdoor meter, there might Rapids office in the past six weeks to "Miss Kelly at the Department of have been a dog tied to it which would request meter cards. : In March of 1979, Rosalind Social Services told me to try getting the prevent the meter from being read. Mrs. Hill responded to McClana- McClanaghan bought a home in bill corrected by the gas company and if McClanaghan has an outdoor meter ghan's plight by saying that all meter Hearing is Dec. 9 Charlevoix. Because natural gas lines I couldn't to report back to them." At but no dog has ever been tied to it. The card requests were fulfilled. "I don't were to be installed in her neighbor- that time, McClanaghan qualified for family has a dog but it was kept indoors know why she never got them. We've BOYNE CITY - What could possibly hood in the late spring or early summer aid from the Emergency Needs most of the time during the winter. She trying to rush the street relocation never failed to send cards." be the last of many public hearings on of that year, she waited to buy a gas Program. pointed out that her next door through official channels. "Last night Factors considered when a bill is the location of Front Street has been ; stove. The third estimated bill appeared neighbor's meter was also estimated, estimated include the number of ap- was tine first time we had seen the 1 scheduled for Dec. 9. She thought It prudent to purchase a with a shut-off notice. Now she owed and the neighbor does not have a dog. pliances that depend on gas for power, scaled site plan, and within the hour, But a proposal to move the street gas stove as opposed to an electric since Michigan Consolidated Gas Company. "Even when our dog was in the yard it the size of the furnace used for heating, the planning board approved it. That is back from Lake Charlevoix still has the gas lines had been promised by $209.21, the bill said. When Mc- has never prevented the city from the number of people in the house- ridiculous. You just don't do things like some opposition. Michigan Consolidated Gas Company. Clanaghan went back to the Depart- reading our electric meter," countered hold, the size of the house and the that." Lake Associates, developers of the ment of Social Services in Charlevoix, McClanaghan. weather. City manager Tim Clifton said, proposed $10-million Harborage con- however, he didn't think the project was the gas bill was paid for her under the Meter card requests are serviced The service representative from the See page 4 for a column about the gas dominium and marina project, are being unduly rushed. He pointed out Emergency Needs Program. "1 didn't from the Grand Rapids location of Detroit office of Michigan Consolidated company. asking that the street be moved back that a notice of the proposed relocation want it to be shut off," says Mc- Michigan Consolidated Gas. Mrs. Hill, Gas said that anyone who questions an from the lake. and public hearing are being published Clanaghan. "But, I certainly didn't a service representative at that office, estimated bill should call the Grand McClanaghan waited all summer for A site plan for all of their project, for three consecutive weeks in The expect them to pay the whole thing. I suggested that cards were never Rapids or Detroit office with a current the gas lines and her stove. She. except the exact location of Front Press, and the public will then have the just wanted the meter to be read." delivered to the McClanaghan home meter reading. At that time it will be received her first bill in November of Street, was approved earlier this year opportunity to express its views at the The gas company read the meter on because of a programing problem. calculated to determine if the estimated 1979. The estimated bill showed that by the Boyne City Commission. Dec. 9 hearing. the fourth billing period. According to "We've never failed to send cards to figure is correct. If it is not, a new bill she owed S64.77 for gas used from Oct. Monday night, the site plan for the Loding said the city runs the risk of the meter, McClanaghan had used only anyone that has requested them," Hill will be sent to the customer and the 22 to Nov. 26. She knew that was too street relocation was approved by the angering opponents of the street reloca- 147 units of gas from Oct. 22, 1979, to said. She added that until six months inaccurate bill will be cancelled. high since she had only a gas stove, planning commission and forwarded to tion, which could result in referendum Feb. S, 1980. Instead of owing $209.21, ago, the gas company had a problem in If a customer does not receive satis- dryer and hot water heater, McClana- the city commission. If ^he city vote on whether the road could be she owed only $58.45. The Department getting cards to customers with post faction from the gas company, the ghan was not heating with gas but with commission concurs, final approval moved. of Social Services had overpaid the gas office box addresses. However, Mc- Public Service Commission at fuel oil. must be granted in Circuit Court. Loding said he personally does not company $150.76. Clanaghan does not have a post office 1-800-292-9555 may be able to answer But the proposal didn't pass unani- favor forcing an election on the issue, She requested that the meter be read Michigan Consolidated Gas credited address and has called the Grand questions or offer some assistance. or cards be sent to her for meter McClanaghan's account and nine mously Monday. Planning Commis- however. He says he will be getting readings. "I called the Petoskey office months later she received a final credit sioners Marvin Loding and Nellie professional advice on the legality of the and the Grand Rapids office for cards, in the form of a check for $16.80. Only Flodquist were dissenters in a 5-2 vote. relocation request, but I never received them," said three of the nine bills she received were Loding said Tuesday, "I have nothing And, he said, those who don't want McClanaghan, who works for The based on actual meter readings. against the project I'm only interested the street moved as far as has been in the road." Charlevoix County Press. McClanaghan requested cards for Complaints are common proposed will make themselves heard at He thinks the planning commission is the public hearing. After her second estimated billing, meter readings as recently as six Gas bills that have been estimated Monthly current charges were McClanaghan sought the advice of the months ago. She says that she has too high or inconsistently seem to be paid by the homeowner. However, Charlevoix County Department of Social received no satisfaction from either the a problem that many Michigan the $1,149.60 amount was not paid. Services. Michigan Consolidated Gas Petoskey or Grand Rapids Michigan Consolidated Gas Company cus- As a result that household is no had enclosed flyers with her bill that Consolidated Gas Company offices. tomers share. longer allowed to be on the budget We're glad you asked! suggested money needed to pay bills According to Barb Daniel at the plan. This Michigan Consolidated might be available from the Energy Michigan Consolidated office in In the past two weeks, The Press customer plans to buy a wood stove with Assistance Program which is adminis- Petoskey, the local gas office has no way has contacted over a dozen gas and lessen his dependence on gas. tered by the Department of Social of knowing who pays the bill. So instead customers, and all of them had A church in Charlevoix which is on Services. of crediting the Emergency Needs complaints. The gas company's Tom Vanderwail the budget plan, can't understand Program or its parent, the Depart- budget plan was the biggest In fact, Michigan Consolidated Gas why one month they receive a bill ment of Social Services, for the $150.76 problem. mailed Energy Assistance booklets to with a zero balance and the next balance, McClanaghan was credited. their customers. The Energy Assistance One Charlevoix household, which month they receive one for over Taxpayer's money was used to buy gas Program is designed to help low- is on the budget plan, received $250. WHAT EFFECT DOES PRE-PLANNING HAVE ON SURVIVORS? that McClanaghan was willing to pay for income households pay their heating credits for four consecutive months Generally, there are strong benefits to your survivors.I when the correct usage was recorded. Other complaints include meters bills or offer assistance when house- in 1978. On Jan. 4 of 1979, an not being read often enough and Consider the impact of pre-planning on your survivors: will they understand holds are faced with a shut-off notice or Apparently there is a code which estimated bill was sent to the meter cards not being sent to you want your own wishes carried out and not theirs? That you may wish to have an emergency need for energy. identifies whether a building that uses residence showing a balance of homeowners for readings. The gas economize in your choice of service, casket, etc., instead of putting the choice I didn't know what to do," said gas has an inside or outside meter. But, $1,149.60. Even though the bill was company has responded to these in their hands when they are under great stress and shock? McClanaghan. "I wanted to read the the code is mysterious. disputed and there was communica- charges by saying that cards are Will they understand that you want a certain specific order of service? A meter or have it read because all I had It was suggested by the Petoskey tion between the homeowner and the always sent to those that request particular portion of Scripture read? Your favorite music? Your designation of was the stove, dryer and hot water office that McClanaghan might have an Detroit office of the gas company, them and most meters are read every minister? And, of course, that you insist on paying for it yourself, sparing them heater. I told the gas company that I indoor meter which would prevent the bill was never rectified, other month. the emotional and financial burdens? couldn't have used that much gas meter readings or, if indeed she did Many of those for whom we have - pre-planned funerals have solved these difficult considerations. They have involved their families in the decision- making process. You, too, may wish to invite members of your immediate family to discuss pre-planning with you and with one of our professional funeral counselors. Once having made your funeral arrangements, your sense of security and BVRR hopes to have buyer by January accomplishment may be comforting and valuable to you and your loved ones. BOYNE CITY • "A decision .will.-, would be interested in keeping the interested buyer," people include seeing them in their probably be made by the first of the railroad a local .attraction, "We don't Workman adds that if a steam engine vacation plans. Boyne Valley Railroad VANDERWALL FUNERAL HOME year concerning the sale of the rail- want to salvage it. Our objective is to could be secured, there may be an even has used diesel locomotives in the past. road.", says Tom Workman, chairman find someone who has the capital to greater possibility of luring people to The railroad owns its own coaches, Serving With A Christian Concern of the board of the Boyne Valley operate and keep it in Boyne City, At the area. There are directories that list which are now stored at a railroad yard East Jordan, Mich. 536-7031 Railroad. this time, the railroad has at least one railroads with steam engines and a lot of in Cadillac. At an auction held in Boyne City in May of 1976, the railroad, owned by Hollis Baker was sold. Some 300 I shareholders now own the rails, right- of-way, two coaches, three open cars, a Boyneland Refuse flat car and a caboose. Boyne Valley Railroad operated four HOT WATER FOR A SONG. years after the auction and now may and Garbage Service have to sell because of high operating costs. "We don't really have a viable Cebert and Darryl Glllispie company," says Workman. He suggests that the railroad may be (OWNERS) profitable if it were properly promoted Serving Boyne City, Boyne Falls, and entertainment at the Boyne Falls Horton, Advance and adjoining town- lay-over was offered. ships. We pick up EVERYTHING. "People love to ride trains, but you have to give them more than that. Mon.-Fri. 10-12:30- 1:30-5 p.m. Staged train robberies and entertain- Sat. 10-12-12:30-3 p.m. ment may create more interest," he adds. 211 S. Lake 582-6692 The railroad board of directors is currently trying to find a buyer that

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This is one example of a non-profit group making use of the Save-Share Program to help raise funds. There are many more groups using it too. Glen's wants everyone in East Jordan to know ABOUT 13 CENTS, IN FACT. about Save-Share and hopes more groups will use it to raise funds. cooking meals, running small in relation to all the other costs of All a group has to do is register with the store If you'vegot an electric water heater, manager and begin saving the green cash register a good. iV-minute'shower costs you appliances, and warming the water living, serve us well and at reason- tapes. Glen's will pay 1 percent of the total about 1H cunts. for countless baths and showers. able expense. qualified amount of all tapes brought in by any And that's about 15 gallons of Klectricity-especially when you At Consumers Power,, registered group; and not just once, but each time use it wisely - is still a very good a group brings in $25.00 worth of slips or more. water. we wanted you* Enough to give a body somo- buy to know \ Andy Minor and Anne Minor thing to sing about...at least when Baking a turkey for 5 hours in that •••'._ received a check for $100. for the an electric: oven today costs about electricity United Methodlit Church. See Mark Weifler, Glen's Store you consider what inflation's do- ing to other current costs. 72 cents. Doing a load of clothes in is one Manager For Details No. we're not saying electricity an electric dryer runs you about of them. is cheap! But the fact of the matter IB cents. And that II FRIENDLY LOCATION*: is that electricity uses up less of Yes, the cost of energy as a yvhqle we're trying GAYLQRD. GRAYLING << the average family's spendable in- has increased in recent years. But to keep it cv. MANCELONA - KALKASKA- come now than it did 20 years ago. there are still forms of energy that, that way. ™1 EAST JORDAN • WEST BRANCH • MIO-- ROSCOMMON -ROSE CITY - CHARLEVOIX- MJUMUTf A HOUGHTONLAKB Consumers OPEN DAILY 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. power SUNDAY-8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. EI^CTMCITY. № still* GIF PJ S SAVE SMART GLEN'S SAVE SHARE Page 4 - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1980 - Charlevoix County Press wpoints

A gift of naught Try to separate politics, school millage

Bvery year a community must For one, the last two years the decide again the value it places on school has stayed with a levy for 21.2 ...and best education. No other taxation is voted mills—while inflation has plunged Someone said on television that money. You could take it, catch a train on like this, year after year. ahead, and state aid has dropped. Christmas was just around the corner. at Boyne JFalls, ride to Grand Rapids This year clouds of controversy For another, East Jordan schools The next day I went down to have a and have enough left over to buy a about the East Jordan school system operate on the lowest per pupil cost look. I peeked around the corner at hamburg and a short beer. have risen almost as darkly as those in the county, lower also than the Fox's. It wasn't there. Then I went Heavens, five bucks won't even buy a fumes out of volcanic St. Helens. state average cost per pupil. down to Moore's Hardware and looked trinket these days. (I looked that word Questions of how to cut the budget, And for another, if the millage around the corner. No Christmas. up. It's a thing of naught.) There isn't a why the shortages, how long the fails to pass, more cuts will have to So I went over to the bank corner and be made immediately on a budget looked around. All I could see was Editorial already trimmed back over seven another bank. mills worth. While millage passage There wasn't a corner in town1 with Marshall teachers' strike, and what next in won't end all the school's difficul- Christmas just around it. That's the last the diminishing monies from the ties, it is the best next step. time I'll believe a J. C. Penney ad on Sayles state have upset everyone. The focus has to be on the television. The politics and the wrangling responsibility of the whole com- They should have said that Christmas have become as serious as the munity to educate Us children. This was on the way and that you'd better problems themselves. is the biggest task it has. get with it before your family winds up Everyone agrees children need a The focus, also, is not only on gift-less. store in Boyne City where you can buy a good education in order not to be left school administration operation or on The folks at this newspaper know thing of naught for much under $10. • behind in the world. Maybe the school board decisions, which we that. And they've done something about So, calling my compassion to the millage committee which has may or may not like. it. The entire staff tossed their names front, I figure I'll buy a trinket and give sprouted out of the furor can help the "The focus has to be on the responsibility of the whole community to educate Its More than on school problems, the into a hat and then plucked them out. it to the editor along with my best school district agree on some other children." focus is as much on the problem of Each person is supposed to buy a $5 gift regards. Most small town weekly things. must be passed on Dec. 8. They are when, a week before the October taxation as it is on spending. for the person whose name they picked. newspaper editors who have to print the Acting as a fact-finding third anxious, to share their fact-finding vote, more funding was lost as state But we can not wait to pass a law (We newspaper people are pretty sharp, truth all year long feel "best rer party, they are anxious to share the with the community. aid broke out of its formula and against the rising cost of property coming up with a game like that. I gards" to be a highly tolerable gift. ; information they have gathered and Although the district voters have offered no commitments for the ownership. We have to pass a wonder why no one ever thought of it the conclusion they have come to. already passed millage renewal, this spring semester. millage to educate a generation to before.) Next week: How I discovered a way tg The conclusion is that the 2.8 mills December request became necessary A few facts are unarguable. solve problems. I did not pick the janitor's name. Nor control my hunger flare-ups. I wrote the the bookkeeper's name. Not even the prescription myself. No outlandish typesetter's name. It wasn't the name doctor's fees. No haggling with Blu^ of one of those hard working gals who Cross. No confusing letters from Medi* chase around for ads so they don't have care. My prescription for those pesky to put so much news in the paper. No. hunger flare-ups calls for three doses of None of those people. food per day. It's as simple as that! Gas company makes some customers hot To my dismay I had picked the You've got to use your head to save editor's name. The man who dots the I's money these days. \ It has never been my fortune or ill the Detroit office, the Petoskey office cards. For some reason 1 wasn't some tempers. This service either has and crosses the T's in this column. fortune to be a Michigan Consolidated credited $150.76 of the taxpayer's satisfied with the "We always send not been publicized or requires an effort I was an editor years ago. They gave It tickles me when I can turn out 4 Gas Company customer. But I'mmoney to an individual who was willing cards to those that request them" that the customer has not been willing me the title instead of a raise. In those column like this. For there is no beginning to think that maybe I'm lucky to pay what she owed but unwilling to retort. Neither is the customer. to make. early days five bucks was a lot of substitute for good, common sense. that I haven't been. pay an exorbitant, estimated fee. Not only do meter cards vanish but so During the last several weeks I have do meters! The Charlevoix County talked to numerous customers of the gas Press has a gas furnace but for some company and have yet to find someone inexplicable reason the gas company who doesn't have a complaint. refuses to believe that we even have a No one seems to be excluded from Trish meter. I don't know how they have inaccurate billings. Churches, res- Wright coded us but our meter is as visible as Death-TVs big drawing card idences and businesses have reported the building. that they have received inconsistent But they have seen our neighbor's The entertainment industry has "entertainment" when a young matt billings that result in frustration. meter. Not only do they know he has a reached a new low. Television has gone trying to jump the Caesar's Palace Service charges vary from $4 at a meter but they've billed him when he off the Richter scale for "human" rights fountain misses and hits a wall at 80 Charlevoix residence to $8 at a Boyne I contacted the Petoskey, Grand doesn't even use their gas: I shudder to and dignity. Kathy mph? (After several weeks in intensive City business. Rapids and Detroit offices of Michigan think what his code might be. The movie industry saw it coming. It care he is back on television with the Meter readings that should occur Consolidated Gas. The code that should The Michigan Consolidated service foretold the future in two movies. One Johnson reruns of his accident.) ; every other month do not. Two-thirds of identify the location of a meter couldn't representative in Detroit offered some of the movies was "Network," which Death. The big drawing card. the bills that a Charlevoix woman has convey that message as easily as one logic by saying that their toll free graphically displayed the limits (there And just think. The next stunt may received have been estimated—and would hope. Why a meter was not read number would put a service rep on the are none) to which a network will go to not only not work, someone may always estimated high. \ ... was explainable if the meter was inside line who might , be able to unravel get those all-impojrjan^numbers.J, Incredible" and you have a chance of actually go to that big rating service jp The Department of Social Services the house—but it was not. And then the factors, estimates and unit' usage.'' The other movie was a futuristic look seeing someone die right before your the sky. Imagine the viewing that nighty was a last resort when the gas company possibility of a dog being tied to it was Adjusted billings are furnished simply at games called "Rollerball." eyes. Probably eight out of every 10 sets estimated usage as four times higher explored. by reading your own meter, comparing The message for both movies was will be tuned Friday night to "Dallas,? I can remember when someone would than it should have at one home. Using The Grand Rapids office curtly its reading to the estimated billing and death. And the point was that the just to see who shot a mythical federal funds, Social Services paid the calling their office if there is a audience would love it. Death is the get hurt or killed on television and my character. Ratings for a real in the flesh admitted that they had a problem in children were little and they would gas company $150.76 more than it getting meter cards to post office boxes discrepancy. Their toll free number is ultimate game. "death stunt" should be even bigger.; should have. 800-632-8700. Of course, both movies were to the cry...but I could always explain that it And it will happen. It is certain-. but they were unable to explain why a wasn't real, it was just pretend. A story. And because the bill was submitted to rural route customer had not received An adjusted bill would certainly cool extreme and no one would really expect Unless the viewing audience lets the audiences to be entertained by that sort But how do you explain to your child producers of this type of show know, of thing. Well, no one may expect, but it that it is perfectly all right for a beyond a doubt, that we are not It's time to enter oar sure looks like the networks were supposedly intelligent adult to stand on amused. paying attention and that we are all but a highway and attempt to jump up We are not entertained by this lack of there. between two autos colliding head-on at responsibility on the part of the We don't have to wait for a "Roller- 70mph....and what do you say when his producers, the networks, and their ball" rerun. Just tune your dial regular- left leg is crushed in the attempt? sponsors. Someone must act respon- Holiday Recipe Contest ly to "Games People Play" or "That's How do you justify your choice of sibly. It could start with you. Send u1., your favorite recipes(s) and you might win a free dinner at one of your favorite local restaurants. Recipes will be judged by The Press staff and professional chefs from local restaurants. Recipes for the contest may be for any type of dish except main course meat dishes. Side dishes, vegetables, desserts, baked goods, candies, drinks or others are eligible. Last year's contest winners Hard work is worth it may enter again—but. of course, no recipe entered last year will be considered this year. The Press will be printing recipes between now and Christmas, so hurry and send in your recipes! Semi-finalists will be asked to submit their favorite dish for judging. Winning recipes will be announced in our Dec. 25 issue, and all winning recipes will be printed in that issue. Deadline is Dec. Senior play has long tradition 15 Prizes A small city with a 19-year-old mayor Eric Hanson as Jason the mayor, Pat 27, Thanksgiving Day, and in all but 1st PRIZE-Dinner for four at a local restaurant, plus a subscription to The Press. is how it starts. That has possibilities, Meade as Dotty Corona, Lynn Hawkins East Jordan, Friday, Nov. 28, is also & 2nd PRIZE-Dinner for two at a local restaurant, plus a subscription to The Press. especially considering the mayor is also as Jason's mother, Chuck Hillaker as J. holiday. East Jordan is making up for 3rd, 4th, 5th PRIZES A bottle of wine for Christmas dinner, plus subscriptions to The Press. going to college. B. O'Rourke, Stacy Barrow as science days missed because of the strike, FIVE HONORABLE MENTIONS-One-year subscriptions to The Press. Then the mayor comes up with an professor, Cherise Merrimer as Gazelle trying not to add them all to the end of assignmentfor science class in which he Skaggs, Kathi Postma as Jason's sister the school year in the spring. has figured out—on paper—how to Jenny, Mike Spence as Lt. Fletcher, convert nuclear waste into electricity. BOYNE CITY Please include your name, Thus begins John Henderson's three- Dec. 6 • Community Education's address and phone. act comedy, "If I Had a Billion." Tom Hobbycraft Show. Shoppers can count Sheridan, senior class advisor and Our on it for gift-buying. Craftspeople can father of one of the actors, is directing get ready to display their wares. ; the production. (J Schools What happens after the mayor's EASTJORDAN discovery? BY BARBARA CRUDEN Nov. 20-21 - Senior play, "If I Had a "Pandemonium," says Sheridan Billion." ; succinctly, Diane Sheridan as TV journalist Nov. 20 • P.T.A. meeting, elemen: In order to get the play into good Barbara Blacksheep, and Mike Cihak as tary cafeteria, 7:30 p.m. Program will shape, the cast of 18 seniors has been General Fletcher. be a demonstration of a new math coming to play practice at seven in the Also in the large cast are Vivian method. Baby sitting available. morning every day, staying after school Knop, Connie Peebles, Kathy Smith, to practice again at three o'clock. Nov. 27 - All schools have the Mark Bauer, Mickey Tisron, Lisa Fox, Thanksgiving holiday. The senior play has a long tradition. Renee Borg, and—a mystery person. "I can't remember there ever not And how did a vocational automotive Nov. 28 - East Jordan students will being a senior play," says Sheridan. instructor (Sheridan's main role in return to school—part of the process of Last year he co-directed the play with school) get into this? making up days lost because of the Pam Schoen. This year the job is all his. He laughs, "Maybe my daughter strike. Other schools in the district win" The hardest part, according to who is a senior?" have the four-day vacation break. Sheridan, is getting everybody there at But then the writer of famous English Nov. 29 - Millage committee's door seven in the morning, For six weeks! comedies back in the 1700s was Richard to-door canvas. But, he says, it's all worth it. Seeing Brinsley Sheridan. Not news to Tom. something through together. Seeing the CHAR-EM production finally bloom on stage, SCHOOL CALENDAR Nov. 27-28 • LSD. Program does not Performances this year start with a November 20-28 meet. Intermediate School District alsp matinee Thursday, .i«v. 20, for middle ALL SCHOOLS have a holiday Nov. closed for holiday. school students and (since it's a senior SharlevQixQounty play?) for senior citizens. Matinee tickets will be a little something to help offset the royalty fee. (Bh&rlevoix Send recipe$ Thursday and Friday evenings, Nov. County 20 and 21, will be public performances. All contents of The Press are copyright 1980. Reproduction without Tickets are $2, written permission is prohibited. Box A, 106 S. Lake St. ' 'Anyone can come,'' Sheridan points Boyne City, MI 49712 The Charlevoix County Press (USPJS 396480) is published weekly by Boyne out. "Good entertainment...There is Publishing Company, Inc. Second class postage paid at Bovne Citv Ml something to do Friday!" POSTMASTERr Send address changes to The C&tlevoU Countv PWSM The stage crew has been working on f some electronic sound effects, the P.O. Box A, 106 S. Lake St., BoyndCity, MI. 49712. ' Sabscriptfcmti $10 (or $7 for Senior Citizens) in Charlevoix County and advertising crew is getting underway. ( There Is aJiost of people Involved here, adjoining counties. Elsewhere $16 for one year, $28 for 2 years, and $J6 . The cast of thd play Is as follows: for 3 years. Single copies 25 cento; Call 562-6761 farassistance . '

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Jazz, classical, even hillbilly Big changes in area radio Public stations are an alternative [Continued from front] The MacDonald Broadcasting upper Michigan," says Moore. The If "News and Information," "The festivals around Michigan, Some of the igan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI Rhythm of the Northwest," or "The performers featured in Jazz Notebook 48859. beautiful music programing. "It is the Company is owned by the MacDonald beautiful music format heard here is Music Station" is not the radio enter- include Gerry Mulligan, Dizzy most contemporary beautiful music family, Kenneth H. MacDonald, programed for an additional 85 markets WCMU is located at 89.5 and WCML tainment you are looking for, then don't GiUespie, Lionel Hampton and Woody source in the country, Kala Music, out president. by TM Programming in Dallas. at 91.7, both on the FM radio dial. despair. There are other options of Herman. of Kalraazoo," says MacDonald. She The offices for both WVOY and Another PBS option is W1AA. WMBN is located at 96.7 on the FM entertainment at your public broad- "Homespun" Is a new two hour explained that like the TM service used WKHQ are as contemporary and WIAA also carries a wide variety dial and WPZ is at 1340 on the AM dial. casting stations. program featuring recordings of tradi- by KHQ, Kala programs for some 50 or upscale as their mutual sounds. Asked from jazz to classical along with tional folk music from the United States 60 stations. about the move from Dallas, Moore Northern Michigan is fortunate to programs like "All Things Consider- and abroad.,These include a number of commented as he pointed out his have three PBS stations in our area, ed," and "Options." Special radio MacDonald further stated that Mac- WVOY music styles, such as Western Swing, WVOY, Charlevoix, is the AM sister window to the lake below, "There is no WCMU-FM in Mt. Pleasant, WCML- dramas are heard daily and on Thursday Donald Broadcasting to working to Bluegrass, Old Time, Folk, Shetland station to WKHQ. Tim Moore, general view like that anyplace in Dallas." FM in Alpena and WIAA-FM in at 1 the National Press Club is heard. improve the delivery of their product by Interlochen. and Irish Jigs. doubling the antenna height and by manager of WVOY is equally enthus- All three stations carry very similar iastic about this station. WCMU and WCML simulcast the Other programs carried by WCMU doing some new electrical work. It's like Mike Harrington said, "The same programs and offer you a variety and WCML include "Live From Our programs and offer a wide variety of WVOY began operations in 1974 as a entertainment forms for the individual Because of its size, WMBN and WPZ changes are very positive." The new from Jazz and "hillbilly" to symphony Front Porch," "San Francisco Opera/ day-time contemporary station and now who is not interested in non-stop pop may appear to be small stations, but the sounds in northern Michigan provide and "Homespun." Metropolitan Opera," and the Groucho is the "Beautiful Island" sound of music, commercials, and talk. business-like organization that is ap- the listeners with variety and a choice Upcoming jazz specials include the Marx quiz show, "You Bet Your Life." northern Michigan. they've not had before." parent from a visit to their limited- Bruce Early Quintet on Friday, Dec. 19, If you would like a copy of their You may contact WIAA at the space studios indicates they don't plan "The sound of the new WVOY is not The big city sound has taken its place at midnight and "Jazz Notebook" schedule or would like to help support Interlochen Center for the Arts, on being small for long. like anything ever before presented in in the area. which features interviews with leading their programs you may contact them at Interlochen, Ml 49643. WIAA is located musicians in performance and at jazz WCMU-FM/WCML-FM, Central Mich- at 88.3 on the FM dial.

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OUR STAFF - Seated In front, from left, are Reporter Kathy Johnson, Composition Representative Jo Ann Richards, Staff Mascot Gulliver, Special Sections Editor Assistant Irene Lehto, Production Manager Jeannle Massey, and Advertising Trish Wright, Office Assistant Linda Lewin, and Editor and General Manager Jim Representative Mltzi Glbbard. Standing are Columnist Marshall Sayles, Office Baumann. Missing from the picture are Publisher Paul Marcus, Reporter Barbara Manager Rosalind McClanaghan, Publisher George Colburn, Advertising Cruden, and Typesetters Dee McCary and Vickl Williamson.

From all the staff of The Charlevoix County Press, thanks for your support since we published our first issue on Nov. 24, 1977.

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№<•:'•'. ••%•• •<••. Page 6 - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1980 - Charlevoix County Press Neighbors It's time to enter Holiday Recipe Contest It's time to enter the third annual drinks are eligible. Holiday Recipe Contest: Holiday Recipe Contest, sponsored by Deadline for entering the contest is CARROT MOLD The Charlevoix County Press. Dec. 15. Vi cup brown sugar l Once again, winners will receive free All entrants will be asked to submit A cup shortening dinners at area restaurants, wine for their recipes for judging on Dec. 18. Vi teasp. salt Christmas dinner and subscriptions to Winners will be announced in our Dec. Vt teasp. baking soda The Press. 25 issue. 1 teasp. baking powder To enter, area cooks should send their Early entries are encouraged, be- 1 cup flour favorite holiday recipes to The Press, cause The Press will be printing recipes 2 eggs - separated PO Box A, 106 S. Lake St., Boyne City each week between now and Christmas. 1 Vi cups grated carrots MI 49712. grated rind and juice of one orange First prize in the contest is dinner for Entries should include the recipe, Cream together sugar and shorten- four at a local restaurant, second prize plus the cook's name, address and ing. Add eggs, rind and juice of orange. phone number. Last year's winners may is dinner for two, and third, fourth and fifth prizes are bottles of wine. Blend in dry ingredients, then carrots. enter again, but winning recipes from Beat egg whites real stiff and fold in. previous Press contests are not eligible. All of the top five prize winners, plus Don't beat dry. Five additional honorable mentions, will Only one recipe per person should be Bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes receive one year subscriptions to The submitted. with mold in pan of water. Press. Recipes for the contest may be for any Grease mold well. type of dish except main course meat Last year's contest drew entries from dishes. Side dishes, vegetables, salads, more than 30 people. Here is the first Bea Nowakowskl desserts, baked goods, candies and entry we've received for the 1980 Boyne City Community The East Jordan Rotary Club and Friends of the Library recently combined to donate $1,400to bu y the public library a microfiche reader/printer, The two groups Is your group planning an event that taken. This week's episode is "First until April of 1981. Members will be Helping presented checks to the library last week, and librarian MJckl Hamerskl [seated, our readers would like to know about? If Impact" and deals with the experiences notified by mail and notice in this center] showed representatives of the clubs exactly what they were helping to buy. so, The Press will be glad to print the of Alistair Cooke as an immigrant to newspaper of the time and place. To At left are Friends of the Library Susan Moreau and Ron Postma [standing] and details in our Community Events America. "A personal interlude," sais communicate with the chapter, call the library Nancy Postma [seated]. At right are Rotary members Ernie Ross [standing] and column. Call us at^ 582-6761 or mail or Cooke, "a memoir of how I came to 582-6423. Don Yennl. The microfiche reader/printer will help library users by making deliver your notice to The Press office, America and the people, places, insti- microfilm and published reprints available from all over the country. It will also P.O.Box A, Boyne City 49712. Our tutions and landscapes that I admired help the library by freeing a number of shelves which are now used for storage. deadline is 5.p.m. Friday. enough to make me want to stay: from Dental meeting the New England fall and New Orleans The Vacationland Dental Assistants jazz to the Mayo Clinic, San Francisco will be meeting Thursday, Nov. 20 at 7 Armed Forces Clinic and H. L. Mencken." p.m. The meeting will be at the office of An immunization clinic will be held Drs. Mathers and Rhea, 523 West Lane E. Starr in the center of Bavaria, West Canada and Denmark, including 12,000 Tuesday, Nov. 25, in the lower level of Germany, in September. Jefferson St. in Petoskey. The speaker personnel from the U.S. Army Europe's the East Jordan Health Center from Friendship club will be Dr. Tom Rea and the topic of the Army Sergeant Lane E. Starr, son of "Certain Rampart," the second 1st Armored Division. 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. meeting will be on Hospital Dentistry. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Starr of rural largest in the 1980 series of NATO's The Boyne City Friendship Club will The purpose of the exercise was to All dental assistants, hygienists, and Boyne Falls, participated in "Certain Autumn Forge maneuvers, involved meet Monday, Nov. 24, at 12 noon at give allied military units the opportunity doctors are invited to attend. Rampart," a field training exercise held over 41,000 troops from West Germany, to train together in realistic tactical Parents' outing the City Hall Auditorium. Bring a dish environment. to share, beverage and table service. Parents Without Partners will be Anyone over 50 years of age is invited. holding a fish fry at Bob's Place in Artists North Alanson at 7:30 p.m. on Friday. Call , Lyndel S. Bayliss n Artists North will hold its annual Nancy Massey at 347-2078. This will be Ret IT6GS Navy Seaman Recruit Lyndel S. election of officers this Thursday at 7:30 followed by an after-dinner dance at the The National Association of Retired p.m. The meeting will be held at the Bayliss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Riverside. The PWP general meeting Bayliss of Miles Road in East Jordan, Federal Employees, Chapter 1483, will Virginia M. McCune Community Arts will be held at North Central Michigan not hold another membership meeting Center, 461 Mitchell, in Petoskey. has completed recruit training at the College, room 57 at 7:30 p.m. on Naval Training Center, San Diego. Wednesday, Nov. 26. Rainy Day During the eight-week training cycle, he studied general military subjects, seamanship, close-order drill, Naval fresh flowers history and first aid. Personnel who Library series Lady foliage plants complete this course of instruction are On Monday, Nov. 24, the 12th eligible for three hours of college credit episode of the America series will be Hunters are camping in Physical Education and Hygiene, shown at the Boyne City Public Library. A 1980 graduate of East J6rdan Hlgti Time for the showing is 7:30 p.m. and Mike Macauley and hunting compan< Walter Savage arrived home School, he joined the Navy in August the film lasts about an hour, There is no ions of Flint spent the weekend Thursday after a 10-day stay in Cordially Invites you to her 1980. charge for this event, but a donation is camping and hunting on the Joe Charlevoix Area Hospital. John Holowasko arrived home Sat* Deer LEONASTANEK urday after a week's stay after surgery Holiday Open House 582-9881 at Little Traverse Hospital. 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Jenny Brooks celebrates 95th birthday Mrs. Jenny Brooks was honored with home for a two-week break with his Helen and Walt Fritz and Pat Hayes' were their son Richard, and Area an open house at her home on Sunday mother, Ann. Guests over the weekend Manglos went to Lake Superior State Joanne and their three children from afternoon. It was hosted by her were Ann's grandsons, Barry and Lance College in Sault Stei Marie over the Lennon, and friends, Dale Jewel and daughter, Helen Madsen, for Jenny's Lewis of Clarkston, They visited a few weekend, to visit Pat's son, David. Scott. 95th birthday. About 75 neighbors, days in Petoskey with their other Guests of Jean and Fay Limron this Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stanley of couple friends and relatives enjoyed refresh- Waterford, Wisconsin, are here visiting ments and fellowship. Jenny received week were his sister Jessie and husband Herb, of Mio. Also here for his sister Violet Mueller and other many lovely cards, beautiful flowers relatives. and best wishes. some hunting was their daughter Betty to wed Boyne and her husband Rick Austin of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morey of Vander- Those attending from out of town Durand, bilt visited this week with the Les Irene Lehto of Boyne City and Walter were Mr. and Mrs. Svend Madson of Joy Brooks and daughter Sonia Nortons. Other guests of the Nortons Podufaly of Boyne Falls have Gaylord, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hancock Area Eggers, spent a few days in Freesoil last were Mr. and Mrs, Merle Hand. announced that they plan to be married and family of Schoolcraft, Mr. and Mrs. week visiting her sister Alice and Floyd Over 40 people enjoyed cake and ice in the spring. Russell Rohr and two children of NANCY NORTHUP Marcellus. cream with strawberries at the senior Miss Lehto is the daughter of Mrs. Bethel Lehto of Boyne City, and Lansing, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert 582-9174 Jack Hartlep and son Jim of Ann center to celebrate the November Welch and family of Portage. Arbor, were here for the week visiting birthdays. Six people bowled on Wed- Podufaly is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sally Looze was a patient at Little nesday. The top score went to Sarah Edward Podufaly of Boyne Falls. grandmother, Mrs. Bernice Lewis- his mother Hilda and Royal Watkins, i Traverse Hospital this past week. and to hunt. Long. The bride-to-be is employed at The Mr. and Mrs. Edgar White of There was a good turnout on Tuesday On Thursday, 31 people played bingo Charlevoix County Press in Boyne City, night at the Free Methodist Church for Jack Davis of Durand, his son-in- Clinton, Wise., were here a few days law Dick Kalaftis, and Ralph Bellamy of games. Clare Richedson of Boyne Falls * while the prospective groom is a last week visiting his cousin Virginia the monthly potluck. A special program won the door prize. Bingo winners were graduate student at Michigan State by Curtis Nicloy followed. Bill Gaunt Durand were here for a long weekend Hegerberg. Edgar was a former Boyne with Thelma and Marshall Behling. Alfreda Foster, Grace Maves, Bill University. resident, who left Boyne with his family gave a few words of thanks and Haddix and two-time winner, Pearl Irene Lehto A March 28 wedding is planned at appreciation to those who helped with The Child Study Club met at the in 1928. home of Joan Zucchiatti on Monday Ikens. Cover-all prize went to Rlehott. Christ Lutheran Church in Boyne City. Guests this week at the Jim Raveaus' all the work on the parsonage. He presented Larry Bergman with a.watch night. The program was presented by were her brother, Ed Boyer of Flint, and Renata Smith on The Physically Handi- his sister Theresa, and Hank Pode, of in appreciation of the many hours he spent working there. capped Child in the Public Schools. St. Clair Shores. They were here to do Guests this week at the Lawrence some hunting and to help Sandy and Auto-Owners for Jim celebrate their 19th wedding Life Insurance/ anniversary on Nov. 18. NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS Estate Planning Ivan Nowland is a patient at Little Don't work yourself into a Traverse Hospital in room 285. nervous state over insurance. Jan and Terry Healey and friends, Boyneland Refuse will run the regular Consult an Auto-Owners Glenna and Larry Sipe of Petoskey, agent about our Life Insurance attended the Lions game at the Silver- for Estate Planning. !t protects l\ dome over the weekend. scheduled route Thanksgiving Day - not only you, but the cash value of all your possessions. Home, Pam and Fred Bauer of Saginaw personal property, investments, were here over the weekend visiting his Nov. 27th. cars, and savings. cousin Irene and Larry Williams and You don't have to see a shrink family. in the value of your estate. See Some of those here last week for the us at Auto-Owners and we'll put funeral of Zina Cole were former Boyne your mind at ease. City resident Virginia Gocha of Cape "Mr. Panick, you're suffering from an anxiety neurosis PUBLIC HEARING which stems from your insufficient Coral, Fla., Gale Goodall of Chesning, life insurance coverage." Mel Thorpe of Marquette, Pat Manglps of Missouri, and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Boyne City Goodall of Kalamazoo." K^4uto-Oumers insurance WILLIAM J. LINDSAY Life. Home. Car. Business. One name says it best. G. Wade Jenkins of Ferris State is Road Relocation/Closure A Public Hearing of the City Commission of Boyne City is scheduled to R. A. Campbell Agency, Inc. 102 S. Lake Boyne City 582-6512 consider a petition that the portion of Front Street between Second Street Listen to the Auto-Owners John Doremus Radio Show. and Division Street be relocated by construction of a new segment of Front Four area Street. The legal description of the existing portion of Front Street which will students be abandoned upon acceptance of the new street is as follows: COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SECTION 34 graduate TOWNSHIP 33 NORTH RANGE 6 WEST CITY OF BOYNE CITY CHARLEVOIX COUNTY MICHIGAN THENCE SOUTH 89 degrees Four area students were among some 57'20" WEST 791.42' ALONG SOUTH LINE OF SAID SECTION AND 548 summer graduates from Ferris CENTER LINE OF DIVISION STREET THENCE NORTH 25'40" EAST State College. 547.30' ALONG CENTER LINE OF SECOND STREET THENCE 26 Kathryn A. Strehl has earned an NmvYour degrees 11*20" WEST 718.75" CONTINUING ALONG SAID CENTER Associate in Applied Science in Radio- LINE TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING THENCE SOUTH 63 degrees logic Technology, She is from East 39'30" WEST 447.63* THENCE SOUTH 72 degrees 7'5" WEST 1169.52' Jordan. THENCE SOUTH 56 degrees 51 '15" WEST 1192.45' TO A POINT IN Timothy A. Llewellyn from Walloon THE CENTER LINE OF DIVISION STREET SAID POINT BEING THE Lake has earned a Bachleor of Science POINT OF TERMINATION. in Insurance and Brian W. Brady from Charlevoix, an Associate in Science in The Public Hearfflg is scheduled on Tuesday, December 9, 1980 at 7:00 Pre-Pharmacy. p.m. in the Commission Chambers at City HaJl, 319 North Lake Street. Kathryn J. Walker-Slough of Ells- THOMAS GARLOCK worth will receive a Bachelor of Science City Clerk in Applied Biology. EAST JORDAN - BOYNE CITY Can Earn Money ROTARY CLUBS Market Interest! 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Record of Ordinances Village of Boyne Falls, County of Charlevoix, Michigan Ordinance No. 21 RECORD OF ORDINANCES location and placing of all signs shall be governed by the following rules: safety, and general welfare. The proponent of the sign shall submit to the Village VILLAGE OF BOYIp FALLS, COUNTY OF CHARLEVOIX, MICHIGAN a) Signs shall be placed at least 6 feet from the side yard property line of the Clerk the normal application and fee for a sign permit, and shall set forth the ORDINANCE NO. 21 property on which the sign is located. reasons for their request for a variance from the sign regulations as hereinbefore ENACTED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL b) No signs shall be located closer than 10 feet to the ground provided, that signs set forth. In addition thereto, they shall submit with the application, a statement, An Ordinance to set forth roles and regulations for controlling attached to a building and mounted flush on the building, shall not be located closer on a form to be supplied by the Village Clerk, signed by each adjacent property sign* and sign locations within the Village of Boyne Falls. than 3 feet to the ground. No sign shall be higher than 14 feet. owner, where the proposed sign is to be located, in which said adjacent property THE VILLAGE OF BOYNE FALLS ORDAINS. c) No sign shall be located closer than 10 feet from the traveled portion of a owners set forth their reasons for approval or disapproval of the proposed sign; right-of-way. After adequate review and study of the application, the Village Council shall hold a 1. Purpose! The regulations set forth herein shall apply and govern signs in all 7. Signs not Requiring Permit: public hearing, when the following requirements are met: A notice of the purpose, parts of the Village of Boyne Falls. No signs shall hereinafter be erected, moved, or a) Non-illumined signs, advertising the sale or lease of the lot or building, on time and place of the hearing shall appear in a newspaper having general structurally altered, unless it is in conformity with the provisions of this Ordinance, which the sign is located. Such sign shall not exceed 8 square feet in area, and no circulation within the village, no less than 10 days prior to the hearing. After the and unless a permit is obtained for such sign. more than one sign for each street, which the property faces. public hearing, a Village Council may issue a special sign permit. The standards to 2. Definition! The word "sign" shall include any announcement, written b) One sign, not exceeding 32 square feet in area, with a maximum height of 8 be used by the Village Council in deciding to issue the special sign permit shall be declaration, pictoral representation, emblem, flag, illustration, insignia, or any feet, listing the persons and firms connected with construction work being as follows: figures of similar character, which_constitute a structure, or any part thereof, or performed. Such signs shall be removed by the owner of agent within 10 days a) The applicant has demonstrated a special need. that which is attached to, painted, or is used to announce, direct attention to, or following completion of the project, b) The sign's construction and location is harmonious with adjoining property advertise, and which is visible from outside of a building. c) Non-illumined sign advertising a customary home occupation or professional uses. service, not to exceed 2 square feet in size. Such sign shall be attached flat against a 3. Permitted Signs: It shall be lawful to erect one sign for each business, service, c) A sign conforming to the requirements set forth above, would not afford building wall. entertainment or activity found on the same site as the sign. The sign shall only reasonable notice of the on-premise use, d) Signs inside a building. advertise the business, activity, or service conducted at the location of the sign, and d) The impact of the sign on the scenic character and integrity of the community shall not exceed 9 square feet in area. Multiple uses within one building unit are e) Temporary non-illumined signs advertising sales, bazaars, and other events, would not be adverse. limited to one sign. provided such signs do not exceed 6 square feet in size and shall be removed after a 11. Sign Maintenance: Maintenance of all signs shall be a continuing obligation of period of 30 days. There shall be no more than one sign for each street upon which the owner of all such signs. The owner of the sign shall constitute the property 4. Prohibited Signsi The following sign type shall not be permitted: the property faces. a) Signs containing flashing, intermittent or moving lights. owner, lessee, and/or those persons listed on the sign permit. It shall be the sign 0 Temporary non-illumined signs supporting a political candidate or issue. Such owner's obligation to keep the sign reasonably maintained and repaired, and b) Signs with moving or revolving part. signs shall not exceed 8 square feet in size and shall be removed within 30 days c) Signs affixed to trees, rocks, shrubs, or similar natural features, provided, painted, where appropriate. Any sign designating or advertising a business, wWch after the applicable election period. has been discontinued for a period of 90 days, shall be removed. Any sign or sign signs denoting the site of historic significance may be allowed. g) Accessory directional signs, each not exceeding 2 square feet in area, d) Signs which imitate traffic signals, traffic direction signs, or similar traffic structure in which the sign structure has become blank and remained in that attached to buildings, including, but not limited to entrance, exit, loading dock, low condition for 60 days, shall be considered abandoned, and the owner of the sign control devices. clearance, garage, office, warehouse, service. e) Signs so placed as to interfere with the visibility or effectiveness of any official shall immediately remove the sign structure. traffic sign, or signal, or within driver vision of any access point or intersection. 8. Off-Premise Directory Signs: A business which can establish that an 12. Penalty: Any person violating any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be 0 Signs having a light source which shines onto adjacent properties, in such a on-premises sign would not provide reasonable notice of the on-premises use, may deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by manner as to interfere with the enjoyment or use of said adjacent properties. have one off-premise sign located within the Village, provided, the proponent of the imprisonment in the County Jail for not more than 90 days, or by a fine of not more g) Temporary signs, mounted upon trucks, vans, or wheeled devices, unless sign joins with at least one other person, firm, or business, desiring off-premises than $500.00, or both, together with the cost of such prosecution. Each day that a permanently painted thereon. sign, and erecting a joint directory, displaying all the signs. Each individual sign violation is permitted to exist shall constitute a separate offense. Imposition of any h) Advertising devices such as banners, balloons, flags, pinwheels, search shall not exceed 8 square feet in area, with the overall sign coverage not exceeding sentence shall not exempt defendant from compliance with the requirements of this lights, or other devices of similar characteristics, except when used temporarily for 16 square feet in area. The maximum height of such directory shall be 14 feet. If a Ordinance. The remedies provided herein are cumulative and in addition to any periods not to exceed 15 consecutive days per calendar year. business has an off-premises sign, their on-premises sign shall be limited to one 6 other remedies provided by law. square foot sign mounted flush on the building. Off-premises signs must receive 13. Public Nuisance Per Se: Any sign which is erected, altered, converted, or 5. Permits: No sign shall be erected without first obtaining a permit, unless approval of the Village Council pursuant to Section 10. exists in violation of any of the provisions of this Ordinance, is hereby declared to especially excepted by this Ordinance as follows: be a public nuisance per se, and may be abated by an Order of any Court of a) Application for a sign permit shall be submitted to the Village Clerk, on 9. Non-Profit Organizations Off-Premise Signs: Where non-profit groups, competent jurisdiction. including, but not limited, churches, service clubs and veteran's organizations appropriate forms supplied by the clerk. The application shall contain the name, 14. Validity: If any part of this Ordinance shall be held void, such part shall be desire off-premise directory or time of meeting signs, one sign may be allowed for ' address and phone number of the applicant, written permission of the property deemed severable and any invalidity thereof shall not reflect upon the remaining each entry way into the village, provided the sign proponent joins with at least one owner, if other than an on-premise sign, sketch showing sign size, height, type of parts of this Ordinance. other similar organization or church, desiring an off-premise sign, and erecting a support, location of sign on property, including side-yard and front-yard set back 15. Effective nate: This Ordinance shall become effective 20 days following the joint directory, displaying applicable signs. Each individual sign shall not exceed 4 distances, and any other information required herein. adoption of the Village Council. square feet in area, with the overall sign coverage not to exceed 24 square feet in This Ordinance was adopted by the Village Council of the Village of Boyne Falls, b) A new sign permit shall be required if any sign is removed and a new sign area. The maximum height of such structure shall b"e 14 feet. ' erected in its place, or if any sign is removed from one location and erected in a new in regular session on the 10th day of Nov., 1980. location. 10. Special Sign or Variance Approval Procedure: Certain signs which do not I hereby certify that the above Ordinance was published in the Charlevoix County c) A permit fee of $25,00 shall be submitted with each application. comply with the sign restrictions as hereinbefore set forth, may be authorized only Press, a newspaper circulated in the Village of Boyne Falls, on the 20th day of Nov., 6. Yard and Height Restrictions: Except as otherwise herein provided, the if adequate safeguards are provided to insure protection of the public health, 1980. Joajin Bell, Village Clerk Boyne City Commission Minutes,Nov. 11, 1980

P CEEDINGS F THE REGULAR the necessary year-end transfer being made to cover the over-expenditure from the J£L ,5? ° MEETINTHE C0MM1SSI0G OF THNE Industrial Sewer Users PHI^LSC SSI ^v™^^.?^ ^L unexpended portion of the capital outlay budget within the Motor Pool Department. Each industrial sewer customer, as defined above, shall pay their share of the CHAMBERS, ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1980, AT 7:00 P.M. Roll call all yeas. Motion carried. capital, operation, maintenance, replacement and depreciation costs for treatment Moved by Behling, seconded by Jessup to authorize the city manager to sign the of the industrial wastes, plus an amount that may be paid by industrial customers Present: Mayor Keith Fitzpatrick, Commissioners Catherine Jessup. Martin Paul renewal contract with Fischer and Porter for the Total Instrument Maintenance for the recovery of the portion of federal grants allocable to. the treatment of and Thelma Behling. Absent: Commissioner Steven Moody. Also present: City Service Agreement, in the amount of $4,169.00. Funds to be appropriated from industrial wastes as defined in Section 2 of this ordinance, if such industrial wastes Manager Timothy J. Clifton, City Clerk Tom Garlock and City Attorney Harvey Account Code 592-590-730.12—Equipment Maintenance—within the Wastewater are discharged. Varnum. Department. Contract expires on November 15, 1981. Industrial Process Wastewater Moved by Jessup, seconded by Paul to approve the minutes of previous Roll Call all ym-Motion carried. , . . v , \ Each industrjaUewer customer that discharges to the system process wastewater meetings, as received in their packets. Minutes approved included the following: Moved by Paul, seconded by Jessup to authorize the city manager to sign the which exceeds the limits of normal domestic sewage will be required to either (1) 1. Noon meeting of Tuesday, October 14. 1980. renewal maintenance contract with Wares Office Supply for the Canon Copier provide satisfactory pretreatment to reduce the strength of the wastewater to 2. Regular meeting of Tuesday, October 14, 1980 at 7:00 p.m. Machine, in the amount of $660.00. Funds to be appropriated from Account Code normal domestic levels, or (2) pay a surcharge equal to the costs required to treat 3. Noon meeting of Monday. October 20, 1980 - Special meeting for a public 101-172-730.12—Office Equipment Maintenance—within the Central Adminis- the additional BOD, suspended solids, or other toxic pollutants. The surcharge hearing. tration Department. Contract to expire on December 12, 1981. shall be based on Model No. 2 of the August 27, 1973 federal regulations as 4. Noon meeting of Tuesday, October 21, 1980. Roll call all yeas. Motion carried. published in the Federal Register. Volume 38, No. 161, as follows: 5. Noon meeting of Tuesday. October 28, 1980. Moved by Jessup, seconded by Fitzpatrick to re-appoint Marvin Loding to the Mode No. 2 Roll call all yeas. Minutes approved. planning commission, three year term. Term ending October 1, 1983. Roll call all C = (B (B) S +(S) + P(P) V Mr. Pat Kubesh, representing the Antique Automobile Owners' Association of yeas- Motion carried. s c c c u Northern Michigan, appeared before the commission, to thank the city commission Moved by Paul, seconded by Behling to re-appoint Florida Bowman to the C = A surcharge for wastewaters of excessive strength. and Mr. Phil DeNise for their excellent cooperation at the 1980 car show in the park. planning commission, three year term. Term ending October 1, 1983. Roil call all Mr. Kubesh asked permission to hold a similar car show on August 7 through the yeas. Motion carried. ' v =. Volume contribution from a user per unit of time. 9th. 1981, in the park and to close off a portion of the circular drive adjacent to the Moved by Jessup, seconded by Fitzpatrick to re-appoint Nellie Flodquist to the u tennis courts. planning commission, three year term. Term ending October 1, 1983. Roll call all B = O & M cost for treatment of a unit of biochemical oxygen demand (BOD). Permission was granted by the commission. yeas. Motion carried. c Moved by Paul, seconded by Jessup to reschedule the public hearing to consider FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE A-55 AMENDING WATER & SEWER RATES B = Concentration of BOD from a user above a base level. a request from Lakewood Savings & Loan to close the northerly portion of the alley The city clerk gave the first reading of an amendment to Ordinance A-55 Rate located east of Lakewood's office and running north and south from State Street to and Connection Ordinance incorporating a revised water/sewer rate schedule. S = O & M cost for treatment of a unit of suspended solids, the southeast corner of the old city garage to Tuesday, December 9, 1980, at 7:00 c p.m. and to also reschedule the public hearing to consider a petition from adjoining s = Concentration of SS from a user above a base level. property owners requesting the city vacate both the north/south and east/west alleys in the block bounded by Charlevoix Street on the east. Court Street on the The CITY OF BOYNE CITY ordains that Section 1, 3, 5 and 8 of Ordinance #A-55 of the CITY 0F p = 0 & M cost for treatmerit of a unit of any pollutant. BOYNE CITY be amended to read as follows: c south. Escape Street on the west, and Ridge Street on the north, to Tuesday, Se on l! December 9, 1980 at 7:00 p.m. J' , „, , , ... , UI. . . , . t . . , ,. P = Concentration of any pollutant from a user above a base level. Roll call all yeas. Motion carried. There shall be and there is hereby established quarterly rates and charges for the Mr. Arch Wright, representing the Lakewood Savings & Loan, presented a use of and for the services supplied by the city's water supply and sewage disposal landscape and site plan to the commission that would be developed if the alley were system based upon the meter readings of, the amount of water consumed, as FIRE HYDRANT RENTAL closed. The plan was accepted for the record and will be filed until the public follows: ..„_..„„ For water used through fire hydrants and for the availability of such water, the hearing is held in December. WAiHK UbLK KAlfca . city shall pay a charge of $37.50 per hydrant per year, which charge shall be The city clerk notified the commission of receipt of an application for a $-75 per thousand gallons of water used per quarter plus a quarterly charge pa;able in quarterly installments, in advance, from the general fund of the city or Commercial Facilities Exemption Certificate from Arthur Poineau for property from thg proceeds of such taxes as ma be lawfully levied for h Durt)oses and determined by meter size as follows: S located at 311 Water Street (former home of Dr. Fish). * °' less $15.50 per quarter such ]eyy .g hefeby authorized in an amount suffl/ient for such ^ ' Moved by Jessup. seconded by Paul to schedule a public hearing of the city 1 •• • zo.ou per quarter SPECIAL RATES commission at the next regular meeting of the city commission on Tuesday. j*^ 31.00 per quarter FQJ. miscellaneous servjces for which a special rate shall be established such December9, 1980, at 7:00p.m. in the commission chambers. City Hall, to consider »;/* • ci ™Pef quarje rates shall be fixed by the city commission. Where a user uses a large amount of granting a Commercial Facility Exemption Certificate for 311 Water Street. water which .$ nQt discharged int0 the sanitary sewer system a soedal t f £ or larger M.w per quarter * * peaai Roll call all yeas. Motion carried. Flat rate customer charge 25.00 per quarter sewer service tQ such usef be csMAlshed The city manager discussed a communication received from attorney Thomas H. TURN QN CHARGES a On al} multiple apartments or cabins, but not motels, serviced through a single VanDis. representing The Harborage, concerning the execution of a warranty deed Th£re wjH be imposed a charge of $lS0Q whenever the dty Js requested t0 turn met and formal conveyance of a 50 foot parcel of property on Front Street to the Carbers ^- there shall be an additional flat charge of $3.00 per quarter for each such on or off water services; provided, however, whenever the citgy is requested to and Stewart Realty Company, to update the original trade made on September 14, separate unit. CFWFU ITQFR DATTTC provide turn on or off service at times other than the regular business hours of the 1976 at a regular commission meeting. $! •25 Per *u /0- or less $15 S0 er a as 434-045-00 to Mr. Joe Stuart and Mr. Harold Garber for property known in the ^' n P W*r[er Fof connection t0 the systerrii the charge to the user so connecting shall be- tax roll as Lot 80. Block J., plat of South Boyne Addition and also known in the city • • 25.50 per quarter Fof wa(ef thg flCtua] cOst thereof p,^s $150,00 for each connection ]••* jl.00 per quarter tax roll as a portion of 433-042-00. Trade will be made only if the city is given a For sewer the charge tQ the user $Q connecting sha]] be the actyal'c0st thereof ! J 41

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They play Friday in district Good match: Devils vs. Ramblers

East Jordan and Boyne City appear to be evenly-matched teams as they head into Friday night's game in the girls' basketball tournament at Onaway. Game time is 7 p.m., and all tickets are $1,50 at the door. The winner will play in the district finals at 7 p.m. Tuesday. The two neighboring schools didn't play each other during the regular season, but they had similar records this fail. Boyne City, the defending district champion, finished 10-8 this year. East Coach Mike Bos Gayle Crick Yvonne Grant Joelyn Ingalfo Coleen Thompson Lynda Detlaff Jordan stood at 11-7 before a final game with Kalkaska Tuesday. "I think we can beat them," says East Jordan Coach Mike Bos. "Becky Aimesbury is definitely their best player. Nobody is going to stop her, but we would like to keep her from getting too many points." "Boyne also has a good press. If we can handle that, we ought to have a reasonable chance," Bos said. Aimesbury, a senior, is scoring 20 points a game and is now Boyne City's all-time leading girls' scorer with nearly 1,100 career points. With a congratulatory sign in the background Becky Aimesbury takes a shot against Although Aimesbury has been the Ramblers' leading offensive weapon St. Ignace. She scored her 1,000th point of her career in the game on Nov. 4. [Photo Coach Becky Aimesbury Michelle Russel Julie Paquette Cindl Scott by Chris Wright] Steph Moody this year, Coach Steph Moody says the team does better when it has balanced scoring. "We've got to have scoring from Aimesbury excells in classroom, too everyone," she said. "That's been a problem for us. We don't usually win when we only have one or two good individual performances." Speed, dribbling help 5'J" guard moke oil-state Junior center Lori Paquette is the Ramblers' top rebounder and second BY TRISH WRIGHT Only two other girls in the Michigan- my older brother Carl. He's the one who grade average and is planning a career "Becky has competed in track events leading scorer with an 11.5 average. BOYNE CITY - Number 25 on the Huron Shores Conference have ever got me interested in sports. I play with in engineering. at the state finals three different Boyne also has good height and girls' basketball team is Becky Aimes- accumulated 1,000 points. And only one my younger brother. Shawn, now. He's According to girls' basketball coach, times." says Moody. "She may be able rebounding from its forwards, senior bury, a 5'1", 115-pound senior who has other player in the region can match the on the boys' varsity team." Stephanie Moody, Aimesbury is at the to receive a scholarship but playing Cindi Scott and sophomore Julie been playing varsity basketball since four digit score. Although basketball is Aimesbury's top of her class. "She's very demanding basketball in college may be more Paquette. Playing guard along with she was a freshman. Aimesbury says, "I'm the shortest in favorite sport, she also runs track and of herself. She has natural athletic difficult for her than it is in high school. Aimesbury is junior Michelle Russel. When Boyne City played St. Ignace the conference. I might have a better plays volleyball and softbail. "Last ability, but she also works at it all the Her height may be a disadvantage." Moody says she is "hoping we can on Nov. 4, Aimesbury scored enough chance if 1 were a few inches taller." summer I played shortstop for Schafer's time. Becky has been very helpful to me "Steph has really helped me a lot," knock off East Jordan and get another points to put her over the 1,000 mark. Although her height is not her of Boyne City and on a Petoskey team. as a team leader. I'll miss her when she says Aimesbury. "I wouldn't have been chance at Charlevoix." The Rayders are She tould be over 1,100 points by the greatest physical asset, it surely has not During the summer I work as a graduates." able to score a 1,000 points if she hadn't definite favorites in the district, which time this season ends. impeded her physical prowess. lifeguard at the Boyne City swim Aimesbury has not decided on a put me on the varsity team when I was a also includes Onaway and Rogers City. Last year she received an honorable "I guess my speed and dribbling school." particular college. She hopes to qualify freshman." Charlevoix won the Michigan-Huron mention for the Class C All-State team. ability arc my strong areas." comments But all of this athlete's time is not for a sports scholarship and then make Aimesbury is the daughter of Mr. and Shores Conference and chalked up a This year she hopes to do better. Aimesbury. '"I played basketball with spent on the court. Aimesbury has a 4.0 her choice of schools. Mrs. Carl Aimesburv of Bovne City. 14-2 season record. Like Boyne City, East Jordan also has a high scoring player in Coleen Thompson, who was leading the Ski Valley League in scoring most of the Loggers would like to surprise people season with a 17 point average. Thompson piays forward along with BOYNE FALLS • The Logger girls finals on Tuesday against either losing their first six games, they won six game. The forwards are junior Pat sophomore Joelyn Ingalls, who is have the easiest road to the finals of the Bellaire, Ellsworth or Alba. All games of the final 11. Franckowiak and senior Janice Green. seventh in the league in scoring with a district tournament at Bellaire. start at 7:30 p.m. The Loggers are well balanced, with The guards are sophomore Sharon 10.9 average. Thev drew Central Lake, a team that "We should beat Central Lake," said Sandra Pay ton, Melody Wilson and Franckowiak and junior Melody Wilson. Center Yvonne Grant, a 5-11 junior, is hasn't won a game this season, as their Coach Joel Donaldson. "I'd like to be Sharon Franckowiak all averaging about Wilson leads the squad in assists, with scoring about eight points per game, first round opponent this Friday night. the team that comes into the tourna- eight points per game. four per game, and she is the team's leading re- If they win, the Loggers will be in the ment with a mediocre record and Top reserve when the starters need bounder. surprises everybody." Payton, a 5-9 junior center is the help is senior Carol Bearss, who usually East Jordan's guards are Lynda Boyne Falls has a 6-11 season record, leading rebounder, averaging 9.8 per ends up playing as much as the starters. Detlaff and Gayle Crick. which Donaldson said is not as good as he hoped it would be. "I've been a little disappointed in the way we've been playing. We had a real good junior varsity team last year, and we had high hopes for this year." The problem, he said, is that "We're still waiting for everyone to put it all together on the same night." The team's youth may be part of the reason it hasn't quite jelled. Only one starter is a senior. And the Loggers have been playing winning basketball Sharon the second half of the season. After Coach Janice Green Melody Wilson Sandra Payton pat Franckowiak Joel Donaldson Franckowiak Parrish East Jordan Fall Savings Chevrolet Iron Works salutes the solutes the At The Main Store- Boyne City East Jordan Tlayer of the Week' "Player of the Week" Dayton Snow Carol Beans [31] puts up a Jump shot for Boyne Fails in action last week against Vanderbilt. (Photo by Jeannie Massey] Blowers JEANS c Boot cut Hglph W. Qillett Dura/ 4^^ Snimute $12.99 Certified Public Accountant Harrison All PAINT others Announce* that contrary to the erroneous ad placed In the Petoskey AVAILABLE HERE $11,99 Jtevfew dated Nov. 12, we are NOT selling our practice and wish to S™ ow dST«d the W »<^ Boyne City that we are looking forward to serving yon In the future. Your Trustworthy'HardwareStore Lynda Detlaff We're the problem solvers. The playmaker for the East Jordan Lori Paquette Red Devils is 5*3 senior guard Lynda Detlaff. 4'Lynda plays excellent Lori, a 5-tl junior center, is the defense and she's the one who gets East Jordan leading rebounder for the Rambler girls' basketball team this fall. She is our offense started," says coach, HfiROWRRE averaging about 18 rebounds a Mike Bos. She has been scoring STORES game. She Is also scoring an average about seven points a game this of 11.5 points per game, Lori it the season, but that figure has been daughter of Dave and Bev Paquette. riling *S^| ha* scoMd in double 5S2-642! East Jordan 536-2275 figures li» each of the last five game-.

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I 30-Month All savings places Money Market 12 Red Devil gridders named all-conference Certificates aren't created equal. Certificates A dozen members of the conference champion East Jordan Red Devils were named to the Sid Valley 30-Month $1000 Deposit or More Some of today's new saving 182-Day $10,000 Deposit or More League all-conference team this week. They were selected In voting by the head coaches from the plans make good sense for' some league. people. However, we feel ours are 12% unique in combining high interest 14.167% First team selections Annual Rate* and the security most savers de- Annual Rate* sire. So the choice is yours. You can 12.938% take the risk of earning other kinds 14.879% Effective Annual Yield** of high interest. Or you can relax Effective Annual Yelld** •••Interest Compounded with the confidence that you're Effective Thursday, Nov. 20, 1980 Continuously. collecting ours. thru Wednesday, Nov. 26, 1980 :i •Federal regulations require a substantial interest penalty for early withdrawal from all certificate savings accounts. ••The effective annual yield is subject to change at renewal and assumes that the interest rate Mike Cihak remains unchanged and that both the principal and the interest your certificate earns are Jim Spence Jerry Fuller Del Ingails Steve Graham reinvested. The compounding of interest during the term of our 182-Day Money Market accounts is Offensive Guard Offensive Tackle Quarterback Fullback Defensive End prohibited. Northwestern Savings & Loan Association /W 300 Howard St. Petoskey, MI (616)347-4761

Duwayne Bill Spence Steve Hilden Dougherty Defensive Nose Linebacker JIM'S Guard Defensive Back I f Deck the halls with extra Honorable mention dollars.... SNOW-PLOWING Collect extra holiday cash with a Press classified ad. For the second year In a row, Frank Call 582-6761. Holes of East Jordan, this week was SERVICE named the Region IV Class C Coach of the Year by the Michigan High School Football Coaches' Associa- LOW RATES - Plus a 25% discount tion. In three years of football coaching at East Jordan, Holes has a for all senior citizens record of 24-2. His teams won the Ski ALSO Valley League championship In 1979 Randy Morris Carl Steuer Todd Root Mike Spence and 1980, and shared the title In Service calls for starting cars - out of gas - etc. Home-town answers Offensive End Offensive Guard Defensive End Defensive Tackle 1978. Call 582-2268 Jim Adams to new-town questions. Michigan Bell You won't feel so new or need that city map much longer if you'll arrange for a WELCOME WAGON call. ANNOUNCEMENT As your Hostess, I can give you personal, home-town answers to lots of your new-town questions. Sears Catalog Merchant Store About shopping, sights-to-see, and jiSome interesting and other helpful community 1 helpful facts YOU may information. [not Know about your in Boyne City proudly announces Plus a basket of useful gifts for I phone service. your home. a faster and more efficient service Put the map away and reach for the telephone. A 3 WORKING DAY DELIVERY MICHIGAN BELL EMPLOYEES D0NT WEAR UNIFORMS, SO ASK on most catalog orders. Boyne City, Boyne Falls, East FOR IDENTIFICATION FROM Jordan - Donna Parsons, 582-6398. THEM OR ANY OTHER SERVICE Charlevoix Newcomers • Marilyn PEOPLE WHO COME TO YOUR SEARS Fried]}, 547-4969. DOOR. MICHIGAN BELL Charlevoix Engaged Girls - Marilyirilyn I PEOPLE ARE ALWAYS GLAD 111$. Lake Boyne City Izor, 547-6733. TO IDENTIFY THEMSELVES. Walloon Lake, Petoskey Pat I 582-6574 or 582-6519 Fried]], 347-7813.

IF A MEM&ER OF YOUR FAMILY HAS A HEARING, East Jordan Boyne Falls SPEECH OR PHYSICAL HANDICAP THAT MAKES IT Boyne City DIFFICULT TO USE A CONVENTIONAL PHONE, ASK YOUR School Menu School Menu MICHIGAN BELL SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE ABOUT School Menu THE EQUIPMENT AND SERVICE OPTIONS BELL CAM OFFER TO HELP. Nov. 24-28 Nov. 24-26 Nov. 24-26 MONDAY - Tacos with lettuce and tomatoes, orange, cookies. MONDAY - Hot dogs, salad, cheese slices. TUESDAY - Pizza, corn bananas. MONDAY • Thanksgiving dinner, TUESDAY • Vegetable beef soup, WEDNESDAY - Baked chicken, and all the trimmings. asst, sandwiches, crackers, carrot bread & butter, green beans, TUESDAY - Hamburger on a bun, sticks. cranberry sauce, fruit cup. buttered corn, dill slices, peaches. WEDNESDAY - Hamburgers, THURSDAY - Thanksgiving • No WEDNESDAY • Goulash, green French fries, cheese slices. School. beans or salad, pears. FRIDAY • Mashed potatoes with THURSDAY & FRIDAY - No THURSDAY & FRIDAY • No School HAPPY THANKSGIVING! pork gravy, bread & butter, School. Happy Thanksgiving! peaches. DO YOU KUOW WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU DIAL A WRONG NUMBER LONG DISTANCE?. Menus are subject to change. Milk and dessert served JUST HANG UP AND DIAL THE OPERATOR with all meals. RIGHT AWAY. EXPLAIN YOUR MISTAKE Bread, butter and milk served with Milk, bread and butter served daily AND YOU WON'T &E CHARGED FOR THE CALL h fhe l$7O's, firfe began replacing bou every meal. with meals. operators n/hen a number of bop in MENU COURTESY OFt MENU COURTESY OF* Grand Rap/ds were discovered Pid you know that the world's shooting marbles instead first international telephone communications mreestab- of tending ihe swit (3ounty Bekli fig's fished in i860 with a Ime board. linking Detroit tnd Windsor? Little Cub k*TW0- PARTY BUDGET SERVICE" SAVES! BoyneUSH THIS SERVICE COSTS A LOT LESS THAN l'OR-2 PARTY FLAT-RATE Market SERVICE. FOR A LOW MONTHLY CHARGE YOU SHARE A TWO-PARTY LINE AND HAVE A MONTHLY ALLOWANCE OF LOCAL CALLS. CALL YOUR MICHIGAN &ELL NOTICE BUSINESS OFFICE FOR DETAILS. Inflation Fighter Sale! Questions About Your Phone Service? $3500 OFF on all Rustproof ing vx HI, I'M ONE OF DOZENS OF MICHIGAN BELL SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES SERVING $3500 Qpp on a|| paint protection CUSTOMERS LIKE YOU THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT VOUR PHONE SERVICE, LOOK ON THE FRONT OF YOUR. PHONE dU-L FOR THE PMONE NUMBER OF Wl& FREE Zeeguard or Mud Flaps SERVICE REPRS5ENTAT(V£. HEORSHE 15 READY 10 HELP, " with either above You can call on us. BTM ENTERPRISES 1890 E. Mitchell Michigan Bell Petoskey 49770 Ziebart 347-5545 Ask for Stan APPEARANCE * PROTECTION SERVICES

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Same three teams win again New license Auto-Owners for Car Insurance If you're a young couple Even If you're only 23. in Boyne City basketball leagueis a bad buy considering mafrlage, And, if j/ou're married and "It stinks!" That is Bill Mittig's consider your Auto- under 23, Auto-Owners BOYNE CITY - The same three teams Hicks poured in 30 and Bill Hoaglund Al Looze added 11 points each. For the statement about the way the hunting Owners agent as your also has a reduced rate that won their season openers last week added 23 for Schafer's. BR1, Terry Elzinga had 18 points and and trapping Sportsman's license is set best man. for you. stayed hot this week and won again in Country Star became the first team to up this year, Mittig is a forester with the So get together with the Men's Independent Basketball Rob Spencer scored 13. break the 100-point barrier with a Department of Natural Resources. League. NEXT SUNDAY. Schafer's meets He can get you Auto- your Auto-Owners agent. 103-80 win over Boyne City Lanes/ Country Star at 12:30 p.m., BR! plays Local store owner Jim White of Ace Owners preferred married It could turn out to be Payton's Welt Drilling, Great Lakes Northwestern State Bank. Ken Gahn BC Lanes/NWSB at 1:45, and Great Hardware in Boyne City seems to agree. rate on car insurance. the perfect marriage. Energy Systems and Country Star and Dave Peck led the victors with 29 Lakes faces Payton's at 3. "Because the license expires on March Market stayed undefeated Sunday with and 22 points, respectively. Jeff Kruzel LEAGUE STANDINGS 31, 1981, the fisherman will have to get their second consecutive victories. had 19 and Tim Markham 16 for the Payton's Well Drilling 2-0 an additional license after that to fish, Payton's won the closest game T——«.»» goiiib, losersIV3VI9.. Great Lakes Energy Systems 2-0 which means he'll spend more than it's coming back from a one-point hftlftlmlft e Great Lakes came on strong in the Country Star Market 2-0 all worth," White explained. "It costs Iurn g fs 8478, Terry You M«'l find • b«ti« ntmt deficit to edge Schafer's 84-78. Terry second half to whip Boyny e River Inn Schafer's 0-2 less to buy each license separately (of homn»wn*f* Intunnc*. Erber had 24 points and Julius Kow- Boyne River Inn 0-2 because of the change in expiration alske canned 19 for the winners. Dean 83-57. Jeff Belford collected 35 points to 106 E. Water pace the winners, and Dan Osmer and BC Lanes/NW State Bank 0-2 dates." In the past, the Sportsman's license has been good until August and Boyne City consequently, while there was no monetary savings to the sportsman, it 582-9381 was much more convenient to purchase 582-6251 Bowling leagues report standings the one license to take care of the entire year's activities. Mittig explained that this year the Early Birds Gulf & Western 175 155 Watson's 156 144 legislature made .all the licenses due on Nov. 11 D.P.I. 165 165 I. F. Landing 149 151 March 31. By doing this they created a* Boyne Essex 221 Vi RUEGSEGGER-STANLEY East Jordan Lumber 165 165 J.B. Agency 148 152 mess causing the license not to be a Hunt's Pallets 206Vi Gemini Lanes 163l/i 166'/! M. Angels 101V, 192Vi good buy. "It's a snafu. The legislature INSURANCE AGENCY Sunsetters 17SVa 154'/j Taylor's IGA 161'/! 168V» Dave's Mobil 104 196 just made a mistake," Mittig said. Country Star Market 167 163 Northwestern State Bank 161 169 Mary's Catering 102'/a The license, which costs $27.75, will Moore's Hardware Long Leasing 143'/: 186'/i High Game and Series hopefully be corrected next year by the Northwestern State Bank U.S. Tobacco 131 199 W.Shepard 219 441 legislature, he said. In the meantime, Need cash for Christmas Sell your white elephants with Lindsay Insurance 165'/: Campbell Agency 123'/a 206 «/i N. Sherman 205 537 "It just isn't economical to buy the shopping? a Press classified ad! Boyne Falls Log Homes 139 186 High Game and Series M. Brown 197 477 Sportsman's license," said White. Just call 582-6761. Masters 138 192 B. Cutler 215 Bob's Pharmacy 101 224 L. Ballentine 209 516 High Game and Series P. Graham 204 522 Eve Hunt 199 524 B, Thomas 511 Debbie Peck 182 201 522 FIRST Phyllis Cotanche 18b 184 507 Inter City League Sandy Kildea 187 Nov. 10 Spike's 126VJ NATIONAL Peter's Laundromat 128VJ Bowling Legion 167'/2 132 VJ Chuck's Place 145 V? 154 Vj BANK AND Thursday Night Women's State Bank 135VI 164V2 Nov. 13 Aardema's 106Vj 193 Vj Betty's Restaurant 225 135 High Game and Series TRUST Boyne Avenue Greenhouse 221 139 D.Thomson 572 214 LEADERS IN THE BANKING PROFESSION SINCE 1878 Mogul Inn 218 142 R, Ransom 562 204 Country Star Restaurant 215 145 P. Weisler 555 Advance Grocery 196Vi 163VJ R. Dunson • 547 224 Northland Tobacco 194 166 Duff's Lounge 19OV4 169VJ East Jordan Merchants Little Lena's 188VJ 171 VJ Nov. 6 Boyne City Lanes 186Vj 173 V* Dave's Mobil 190 no Ace Hardware 185 175 Gemini Lanes 184 116 Sayles Masonry 179Va 180VJ American Legion 173'/J 126Vj Petoskey Plastics 177 183 Jordan Valley Greenhouse 164 136 Trumco, Inc. 175Vi 184VJ Petrics Construction 163 137 A SHORT COURSE ON MONEY... Schafer's 172 188 Jordan Valley Concrete 151 149 Buick Real Estate 168 192 Jerry's Bar 141'/! 158Va Ron's Pro Shop 160VJ 199VJ East Jordan Lumber 138Vi 161 VJ Li '1 Pub 155VJ 204 VJ Country House 1361/J 163Vj Buck's Body Shop 143 217 Rainbow Bar 128V* 171 VJ Denison's Party Shop 132 228 Bartlett's Excavating 121 Vj 176VJ REH Acres 117 243 East Jordan Plastics 102Va l97Va Question: High Game and Series High Game and Series Buck Cihak 592 236 Shirley Biekkenk 514 Tuck Thompson • 583 215 206 Delete Smith 202 Keith Peters 582 235 Ella Peters 199 Karen McCary 507 Jordan Valley Ladles Sue Karlskin 168 506 Nov. 4 American Legion 184 116 East Jordan Ladles Smith's 182 118 FIRST Nov. 12 Bartlett's 177 123 Dresset Realtor 208 122 E.J. Shop 173VI 126VJ American Legion 197 133 J.V. Texaco 161 139 Hite Drug Store 186 144 Chuck's 160VJ 139VJ NOW Attention 1 ACCOUNT? Sportsmen!! Another hunting season is here. This year don't just tell people about the deer you got; be able to show What does that mean to me? them by having a mount done by us. We specialize in rugs of any kind Answer: All work is guaranteed and reason- ably priced. Stop in or call and let us It means that effective January 1, answer any questions you might FNB will pay 5V4% interest com- have. pounded continuously on our new Libbey Taxidermy •FIRST NOW ACCOUNTS-

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Fun for the family BY KATHY JOHNSON Here it is. Sweet Adelines began forming their The Jordan Valley prospective chapter in October of 1979 and this "Sweet Adeline, my Adeline, chapter of the Sweet Adelines presents show will be their first major present- You're the flower of my heart, an evening of barbershop entertainment ation. The prospective group is hoping Sweet Adeline." for the entire family — "Then and to file for official status next spring. If you're looking for a place to take Now!" Anyone interested in joining the the kids...your wife...your mom...or Music tracing the barbershop groups group is invited to contact either the just for an entertaining evening that's from the turn of the century to the president of the group, Bonnie Omland within your budget...get set. present will be preformed this Saturday Thomas at 536-7275 or the vice-presi- at 7:30 p.m, in the East Jordan High dent, Anita Drapeau at 536-2938. School Auditorium. This is" your opportunity to spend an The Jordan Valley prospective Bettys old fashioned family night and enjoy the chapter is the only prospective chapter music of not only the Sweet Adelines in the immediate area. There is a but East Jordan's Four-in-a-Chord prospective chapter on Beaver Island. Restaurant Quartet, The Snow Belt Chorus from Tickets for the "Then and Now" Boyne City, Charlevoix's Pine River show are available from members of the Four Quartet and the Harbor Tones Sweet Adelines. Tickets wilt also be (previously known as the Cord Woods), available at the door. They are $5 for an a mens' quartet from Alpena. entire family, or $2 for adults, or $1 for The Sweet Adelines will present an evening of entire family fun at their "Then and Now" barbershop The Jordan Vallev chapter of senior citizens or students. program Saturday.

Stop in r bout and try some' Out & About listings are published as Little Traverse Civic Theatre Thursday family, Tickets will be available at the stars Chevy Chase and Benji, Call the November. Tuesday night is ladies' of Bettys a service to readers at no charge to the through Saturday. Curtain time at the door or from Sweet Adelines. theatre for showtimes. 547-4353, night. 547-9219. establishments listed. If you know of Lyric Theatre in Harbor Springs is 8:30 COUNTRY HOUSE, north of East homemade something you'd like listed, call The p.m, Tickets are available at Hovey's in Jordan on Boyne City Road, features Charlevoix County Press at 582-6761 by Harbor Springs. Photo Art Shop in the group Adventures, Friday and specials 10 a.m. Thursday. Petoskey, The Apple Tree in Char- flicks tunes Saturday evenings from 10 p.m, to 2 Closed Thanksgiving Day levoix, and at the door. a.m. 536-7062. BOYNE CINEMA will be showing NEW MOGUL INN on M-75 South, SWEET ADELINES will present an "Oh Heavenly Dog," rated PG, this near Boyne City, is featuring the group RYAN'S PUBLIC HOUSE, Old State Serving Breakfast, evening of barbershop entertainment on good bets Friday and Sunday at 8 p.m. and on Hombre this Thursday, Friday and Road, off M-75 North, has folksinger Saturday, Nov. 22, at 7:30 p.m. Admis- Lunch & Dinner Saturday at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m. All seats Saturday from 9:30 p.m. until 1:30 a.m. Sean Ryan, performing Thursday CIVIC THEATRE - "The Real Inspec- sion is $2 for adults, $1 for senior OPEN DAILY throughout November are just $1.50. 582-9955. through Saturday, starting at 9:30 p.m. tor Hound," is being presented by the citizens and students, and $5 for a 582-2411. 582-6542. 7a.m. -9p.m. DUFF'S LOUNGE, one mile north of GASLIGHT CINEMA in Petoskey will Young State Park on the Boyne City- GREY GABLES INN, 308 Belvedere, be showing "Somewhere in Time," Charlevoix Road, features country and Charlevoix, features A! Breeze on the rated PG, November 21 through 27. western disco with Pepe DePew of piano seven nights a week from 9 p.m. Showtimes are 7:15 and 9:15 p.m. WCLX every Thursday through Sunday until 2 a.m. 547-9261. O.C.V nightly. The film stars Christopher nights. Disco is from 9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Reeve, and was shot on location at PARK GARDEN CAFE on E. Lake St, 582-9950, in Petoskey features Bob Crosser and 549-2680 Mackinac Island. FLIGHT DECK on U.S. 31 South. Patty McPeak, Friday and Saturday CINEMA III in Charlevoix will be Charlevoix, presents the band Nickel nights from 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. HWY 131 Boyne Falls showing "Oh Heavenly Dog." rated PG Plate Thursday, Friday and Saturday Wednesday nights are open mike night. this Friday through Sunday. This film starting at 9:30 p.m. for the month of 347-8251.

_•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Shape-up this winter with ! BOYNE CINEMA} SKATING SCHEDULE A unique dining ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a MON. 7 to 10 pm For Health's Sake... Theatre Information: 347-9696 TUES. 7 to 10 pm experience. Serving RACQUETBALL!! BOYNE CITY -582-2411 WED. 7 to 10 pm Roller Skate homemade food NOVEMBER THURS...7 to 10 p.m. SMORGASBORD NIGHT • SI.50 to all—including skates specials and SPECIAL November 21 You'll Meet The gardenful salads FRI. & SAT. 7 to 10 pm & 10 pm to 1 am Mon. - Sat. through SKATING & DISCO DANCE Nicest People and much more. 7 a.m, - 8 p.m. November 23 Skating... Sun. SAT. & SUN. MATINEES 1 pm to 3:30 pm 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. Fri. & Sun. one show at 8 p.m. Mon. - Sat. Sat. two shows at 7:15 & 9:15 p.m. SUN. EVENING 8 to 11pm 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. ALL SEATS, EVERY NIGHT $1.50 Sun. 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. No membership required AEROBIC DANCE CLASSES for Information call 347-4976, 347-1673 or Located downstairs of 347-7845 SKATES ] Racquetball Restaurant Racquetball Restaurant Call For Additional Are Now I Information And Rates For 205 Main St. East Jordan 536-2061 AVAILABLE! 205 Main St. East Jordan 536-2061 Private Parties, School Groups, Church Groups. In All Sixes! »»» > • • ••'» •• <• \ . V • ' '••{'/ >•'•..•• 'I • •.».'. * "••'.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1980 - Charievoix County Press - Page 13 9 Mora r#d Mtete listing* Realtors page on CUMUM |Mgt. .. REALTOR' W*«IM I* yo«by UM Aatrl«.ClMil«veAntrim

^Estate WOODED ACREAGE v V By Mark D. Kowakke G.RI.-CB.C ___ Ski & Shore Properties of. Boyne 16 acres, Wilson Township, 80% wooded, Try $2900 down. Nice! 4 acres. Healey Rd., Pleasant Valley. Only $900 down. Has gas line. The Home-Baying Single Woman Increasingly in today's housing market is the single woman. Many are 80 acres, Mission Road, 80% wooded. Two road frontages, all or part. buying homes, either by themselves, or together with other women. This trend reflects the growing number of affluent single women in the 12 acres, near Behling Rd., 700' of blacktop. Land contract OK. population, and the growing number of affluent single women as a result ot new occupational opportunities. It also reflects the fact that financial All or part of 160 acres, east of East Jordan, fronts on two roads. institutions are more willing to lend money for home purchase to single women (as result of legal action and moral persuasibn by women's Deer Creek meanders through this 10 acres, only $1650 down. groups). Their motivation to buy is largely financial—a home purchase is best hedge against inflation and also one of the best tax shelters available 60 acres, Vi wooded, fronts M-66. only 15% down on land contract! to single women. The largest market is in condominiums, but single Look!Lookl women also-buy single family homes, investment properties, and vacation 20 acres south of Boyne City, 50% wooded and only $9900 Good terms! homes. Lake Charievoix from a city lot, City water and sewer available. Terms. Many builders are aiming their advertising at women; providing 40 wooded acres near the county line. $400 per acre, on terms. Nice! information on tax advantages; and designing and furnishing models to • appeal to women. This is an important new development that can greatly J broaden the base of the home building industry. 60 acres for $21,900! 4 miles from Boyne City. /> wooded, easy terms. JOHN BUICK We have a fine selection of acreage parcels. Do stop in or call 582-6771. REAL EST ATE skisStan 232 E. Water Street REALTOR* Boyne City, Mi. 49712 PROPERTIES Phone 616-582-6554 bieganowski & assoc. of Boyne Located in the old 582-2261 -582-6481 221 water street boyne city, mi. 49712 railroad office building Boyne City

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w«^( <«w ••**» Bill H. Drenth Walt Thorsen MIS ACRES 536-2885 536-2434 CHARLEVOIX COUNTY - Own these 58 acres and have it all. Stream located near East Jordan and Six Mile Lake. $14,000. Land contract terms Back to the soil— available. EJ364 It's the American way.'.'.' CHARLEVOIX COUNTY - 30 rolling acres, approximately 2A wooded, (Monroe Creek) hardwoods, open meadows and cedar. EJ375 In-town estate, 5 acres on Anderson Rd., high and dry, lots of firewood.

Secluded, yet close to town. 26 x 40 foundation, ready to build, septic in. JUST LISTED - 58 acres near Six Mile Lake, % mile paved road frontage. 140 x 660.' Over V* rolling hardwoods. Asking $30,000. Terms possible. EJ392 8.11 acres near Ironton, with commercial possibilities.

120 acres, can be split, Deer Creek on property.

STOP DREAMING KEITH DRESSEL REALTY Your dreams could come true with this 3 bedroom 6 year old chalet. Full basement, new carpeting less that a year old, high on a hill overlooking MIS Lake Charievoix and the Jordan Valley. Two car garage with new garage 105 E. Main St. East Jordan door opener (electric). This is air-all electcie home-me)mi»%*lieat. Owners skkshore INC. 231 Water St. will take land contract with only 20 percent down. Full price $45,000. Call OF BOYNE Boyne City us today for appointment. 616-536-2295 582-6554

LAKE CHARLEVOIX - Located in the Springwater Beach Resort, 3 lots, includes 50 feet of prime lake frontage. Terms available. $35,000. Something for Everyone!! i BC-3011. Come See Us FIRST LAKE CHARLEVOIX - Located in Charievoix Shores Estates. l-year-o!d, 50 acres wooded, between Ellsworth and East Jordan. $16,000. Land 3 bedroom home, cathedral ceilings, finished in white pine, complete with contract terms. home warranty, secluded. 250 feet of common access. Have lake privileges without lake prices. Assumable mortgage. $68,000. BC-3OO7. 9Vj acres, between East Jordan and Boyne City. 100% wooded. $5,000. Home Land Contract Terms, East Jordan well maintained home. 4 bedrooms, 1 '/J baths, fireplace, full basement, 2 car garage, low heating 58 ACRE FARM - 5 bedroom remodeled farmhouse, barn and granary, 2 Easy terms. bills. Available on a Land Contract. Call Charievoix Properties, Inc. car garage and 3 car garage, plenty of additional acreage available, nice 547-4411. country setting. Terms. $55,000. 288 B Building lots near Walloon. Paved road. $5,900. Easy terms. SEASONAL ENJOYMENT OR YEAR AROUND LIVING Located on 40 acres, south of East Jordan, paved road. $35,000. Easy terms. Newer tri-level home on a double lot featuring 4 bedrooms, 2 car garage, Ellsworth Lake. This cottage offers 65' of lake frontage, attached garage fireplace and a price reduction from $58,000 to $50,000. For more details and heavily insulated. A must to see. $19,900. 253 B Commercial 2 acres w/garage. 24x48. Inside Boyne City. $18,900. Easy call Charievoix Properties. Inc. 547-4411. SIX MILE LAKE - This quaint 2 bedroom log cabin offers 40 ft. of Six Mile terms. Lake frontage. Perfect for that weekend getaway spot that you have Ellsworth Home, price reduced on this 3 bedroom home with unattached always wanted. Wood heat, appliances included, assumable 8'/j% land garage in town of Ellsworth. Excellent terms $3,000 down and $225. per Boyne area, 3 bedroom home south of Boyne City. A terrific buy. $27,900 contract. $15,000. 3014-B month. For more details call Charievoix Properties, Inc. 547^4411, w/land contract terms. ELLSWORTH-INTHE VILLAGE - This remarkable well-kept home offers 3 bedrooms, full basement, appliances, home warranty, garage, beautiful Boyne City. 3 bedroom home, corner lot w/full basement and all utilities. landscaping, plenty of area for your garden. $44,000. 3015 ldeallv located close to church and schools. $34,900.

KEITH DRESSEL REALTY! B°yne Country Realty, Inc. MIS 216'/! N. Lake, next to Robert's Restauraunt 120 E. Water Street Boyne City Boyne City - 582-2242 616-582-6767 Keith Dressel -- Betty Dressel •• Marilyn Roberts Oliver Jodwav •- Jeanne Bowman

$29,900 We Know A Special Place

A Home You Will Never Outgrow ••-••V; ' ••'••••••':• •.-: • EASTJORDAN ;' .• ••; •. ' • Weil built home with view ot Lake Charievoix. Large wrap around deck. Beautiful country home situated oh a partially landscaped two-acre site Large 3 beJi^m home that's recently remodeled and well-main- Great investment potential. Adjacent lot also available. $48,000. with lake access nearby. Well-insulated* 2 bedrooms, cut-stone fireplace tained a pleasure to view! You can really save on heating bills with and family room. Many nice extra touches. $57,000 - excellent L/C terms combination natural gas and wood furnace, and you can walk to school and offered. SKI & SHORE CHARLEVOIX, Inc. * 616/547.99QS. shopping! It's the most.house for the money, Ask about terms. Call 582-6771. JOHN BUIGK MLS

REAL ESTATE 1 bieganowski & assoc. REALTOR* . REALTOR Located in the old 682-2261 • 582-6461 :,::."•:'•.':.••"•'•••':' ''•:: Of Charievoix ; .-. • ••:•<''••• :•:.- ' 221 waV street boyne city, mi. 49712 railroad office building Boyne City I Corner of Park & Bridge Charievoix 547- Page 14 • THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1980 - CWlevoix County Press

Money gone? Christmas is near! Get some cash by selling here!

Help wanted Announcements Thank you Items wanted Real estate Services 1 a 3 10 18 20

EARN EXTRA MONEY. Start your own • mm •CLIP AND SAVE" » '•• A SPECIAL THANK YOU to all the WE'LL PAY CASH for gold and FT. LAUDERDALE - Plush oceanfront RECEPTIONS, BANQUETS, FAMILY business. Be a Watkins Dealer. Full or S2.00 OFF PER DEER volunteers, co-workers and merchants diamonds. Contact Reusch Jewelry - condo, 2-bedrooms. 2-bath, balcony REUNIONS AND ANNIVERSARIES - part time. Call 616-947-8790 or write who' made our Halloween party at Petoskey, Charlevoix, Gay lord or Che- overlooks pool and ocean. Will consider Affordable facilities. Catered or not P.O. Box 65, Acme, MI, 49610. Grandvue Medical Care Facility a big boygan. trade for acreage on water. Valued catered, with dance floor. Boyne Valley success. Those merchants who donated $169,000. Call (305)565-6350 or CHALLENGING POSITION In Title Co. OUTDOOR CHRISTMAS tree lights Lodge, Walloon Lake, 535-2475. the Halloween candy for our residents (305)566-6127. in Charlevoix. Must have excellent to pass out to the East Jordan fifth needed to decorate large pine tree next WILL DO FENCE REPAIR and small secretarial skills. Boyne City resident B&B grades who came in costume to trick or to the Chamber of Commerce building. LAND CONTRACTS purchased, any fence jobs. Have many years of working preferred. Apply at Northern Michigan treat door to door are—in East Jordan- Donations may be left at the chamber. amount, any where. Prompt local with licensed installer. For estimate, Abstract & Title Co. 547-4449. MEAT Taylor's I.G.A.. Bob & Jean's I.G.A., Mon.-Sat., between 9 a.m.-5 p.m. service. Call anytime. Richard May, please call 582-2267, Hite's Drug Store and Jordan Valley Northern Michigan Investment Co. PROCESSING Pharmacy. In Boyne City—Ben 582-6751. Announcements Franklin's, Country Star, Edward's Motorcycles A-l GARBAGE DEER«PORK«BEEF I.G.A., Boyne Country Party Store. BY OWNERS • For sale - Houses, SERVICE •BEAR, ETC. 11 z Bob's Pharmacy and Butler's Pharmacy housetrailers, mobile homes, land- For Charlevoix. East Jordan and and in Charlevoix—Oleson's Store. 1975 HONDA , XR-75, excellent con- bought, sold, traded, rented, financed. surrounding areas—We offer We buy Hides dition. Sat in showroom one year. S350 East Jordan Auto Parts, Inc. specialized service with pickup at MONUMENTS or best offer. Call 582-7601 evenings. your door—Special rates—Nobody Now talcing appointments for Pets BANK REPOSSESSED HOME 2 does it better. 547-4697. & MARKERS fall and winter processing. family possibility or possible income Granite, Marble 5 Cars & trucks property. In town location, City of East CHARLEVOIX ANSWERING SERVICE Make appointments in Office, medical and residential use, 24 IF YOU NEED A PET, there's a pet that IX Jordan. Low down payment, excellent & Bronze advance, please! hour service, 6 days a week, 547-4214. needs you. Call the Charlevoix County terms to qualified purchaser. Call VANDERWALL Humane Society, 547-9711. 1 to 6 p.m., 1975 VEGA Estate Wagon • automa- Northwestern Savings. 1-947-5490, Memorials 5 days a week. tic, bright orange, very good condition, Equal opportunity lender. Too late to classify $1,250. Phone evenings or weekends, 621 Main St. East Jordan, Mi. IN BOYNE FALLS - 3 bedroom home, (616) 536-2520, (616)536-7031 Garage sales I'/J baths, full basement with family 21 room, garage. $38,500. Call 1980 OMNI 024 • Low mileage, excellent IF YOU FORGET TO CALL in your ad 616-549-2920, Dale L. Drake Realty, 6 gas mileage, must sacrifice, $5700. Call by our Monday deadline, we can still EAST JORDAN - Rummage porch sale. after 5 p.m. 536-7637. CASH FOR LANO CONTRACTS get it in "Too late to classify'' if you call Nov. 21. 103 Third, to 5 p.m. by 10 a.m. Tuesday. SMALL STAKE TRUCK idea! for A'i . 'v!>'' IllMJH'ti v ,111, :'j\\flf hauling firewood, etc. Can carry 9000 CHILD DAY CARE by licensed emer- pounds. Dual rear tires, good bed, gency medical technician. For informa- For sale misc. 1 power brakes, power steering. This is a I iff 1 ;tl)O ? )? P.M.) tion, call 582-9763. 8 1972 Chevy and has brand new disc brakes on the front, new battery. First WATKINS PRODUCTS, beautiful Christmas gift packages. Also famous MOVING MUST SELL • Kenmore $1200. drives it home. Call 582-6771, spices and extracts. Call 536-7272. or electric dryer, wood cabinet, metal evenings 582-6448. Services 536-7657. painting easel, cactus, antique and 1975 SUPER BEETLE Volkswagen. to picture frames approximately 2'xl8" 1969 FORD V* ton pickup, good New engine, new tires, new battery, (3). Call 582-2635. condition, $750 or best offer. Call after great gas mileage, $2,500. Call 536- PRIVATE PARTIES, receptions, etc. - Two experienced bartenders. Late 5:30, 582-7678, WASHER AND DRYER. Needs a little 7815, after 5 p.m. afternoon or evenings only. Call repair. Cheap. Call 582-7989. FOR RENT • 3 bedroom, $225 per 582-7741 or 547-2834. Farm products month. 582-6752. CHRISTMAS IDEA - New Haldane WILL DO REUPHOLSTERY in my Saxony type spinning wheel, $125. if EAST JORDAN SCHOOLS are now home. Free estimates. Reasonable taking application for the position of Collect some extra holiday 582-2223. . rates, 347-34TT. — MASSEY FERGUSON 50 tractor with Title IV Home School Coordinator. FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS giving - bucket, runs good. 582-677] evenings, WINTER HORSE BOARDING. 12x12 Persons interested should apply to the cash with Classified Ads. Jewelry, sterling and other types. Many 582-6448. stalls "new". Heated observation deck Community Education director, Frank nice collectables, some crystal and overlooking 180x70 indoor arena. Phone Holes, at 536-3241. Applications are SAWDUST, corn, oats, chips—You may also being taken for the position of Title You'll feel great Christmas morning items your family no longer uses or framed pictures. Sale to be held at third 547-9379. knowing you've put your extra cash enjoys—things like toys, power dwelling towards East Jordan from pick up or we will deliver. Howard IV tutor. This is a 20 hours per week SNOW PLOWING - low rates, res- to work getting something special for tools, winter sports equipment, Advance store, on the right. Friday, Foltz, 347-4385. position working with eligible Title IV idential and commercial. Also service children. Persons interested should everyone on your list. You '11 feel even musical instruments, heaters, furni- Nov. 21. 10-5; Saturday, 10-5; Sunday FREE SAWDUST • 50 years old. Good ture, appliances, and household 2-5, Call 582-9446. calls for starting cars and for people apply to the Community Ed. director, better because you won't have bills for mulch. On Railroad Street, Boyne goods of all kinds. Then call the who run out of gas, Call anytime, 24 Frank Holes, at 536-3241. Falls. to pay after the holiday season is number below, for help in writing or SEWING MACHINES - Necchi, open hour service. Call Jim Adams, 582- FOR SALE • American Standard gas over. Make your list and call today! placing your ad. arm, cabinet, carrying case, $125. 2268. Treadle sewing machine,$40. 582-9294. furnace, 120,000 BTU with duck work. Stoves & Firewood $200. 547-6893 evenings. You can advertise good things you no Now is the time to start after your Specializing in Kirby vacuum longer need. Reach an audience of extra cash. When you play Santa it RADIAL ARM SAW, with attachments, 16 repairs, We use genuine Kirby used very little, good condition, $275. FOR SALE - 2 steel radial snow tires, eager shoppers in the "buyingest" will be easier and a lot more fun with parts. Fast service—low prices. G7814. Almost new. $20 each. Call Bass guitar and amplifier. 536-7334. FIREWOOD - $22 per cord within 10 mood of the year. Make a list of some extra money to spend. National Carpet Cleaners, 547-6893 evenings. miles of East Jordan. Prices will vary for 347-8866. 3.5 H.P. 20" snowblower for sale. Call longer distances. 582-2525. 582-6045. PUPPffiS - Free to good home. German- Call 582-6761 FREESTANDING ceramic fireplace, BINGHAM & SONS WELL DRILLING shepard-collie mother. Call 582-9061. CHRISTMAS IS COMING! Give the chimney sections included, $135. Call & REPAIR • Water well repair, pump Our deadline is Monday noon. man in your life something special from 582-2604. repair and new systems, 536-3169. NOT USING IT? Sell it with a Classified Austin's. Fine pipes and tobacco. Ad! Imported cigarettes, all smoker's PIANO TUNING. Gordon Wheeler, 39 requisites. 203 Howard St., Petoskey, For rent years experience. 12 years' factory ex- 347-1830. 17 perience. Phone 548-5592 or 347-1215. Looking for It's easy to place BUY YOUR Christmas tree from the ASHLEY & KING wood stoves are sold a used car? Chamber of Commerce. Lot opens Dec. BOYNE CITY • New one bedroom and serviced by Bob Herrman, Boyne 3. adjacent to the Boyne City Chamber furnished house in town. $165. monthly, City, 582-9528. your Classified Ad of Commerce building. Will have Scotch pay own utilities. 582-7679. Check the classifieds. Classifications pine and blue spruce from 4 to 9 ft. FINEOUT'S DEEP Call Us BOYNE CITY - 1 bedroom cabin for STEAM CARPET at 582-6761. We will take your ad on l-Help wanted SONNY'S GUN SHOP. Ironton. Buy- rent, $175/month, electric and water Sell—Trade—New—Used. Antiques. CLEANING the phone and help you write it. 2-Announcements included, 3 bedroom apartment, util- Winchesters and Weatherbys wanted, Phone 582-6813 or 582-2391. 3-Thank you ities included, $250/month. 3 bedroom 547-6784. 4-Lost & found house, furnished $200/monthor $1,000. Deadline 5-Pets for ski season. Charlevoix Properties, ADULTS RESIDENTAL CARE, a lovely "BE KIND to your feet!" Tiy Knapp home with good German cooking. Das is noon Monday for each Thursday's 6-Garage sales Shoes. Contact Bill Gaunt Jr. 536-7232. Inc. 582-6781. paper. If you miss the deadline, we 7-Auctions Rosenheim, 584-2030. East Jordan. TWO BEDROOM country home for can still get your ad in our "Too late to 8-For sale misc. CRANE WORK, bulldozing, backhoe, rent, $135. per month, plus utilities. REAL ESTATE classify" column if you call by 10 a.m. 9-$IO0 & under FENCE POSTS tor sale, also cedar dump truck, air hammer, sand, gravel Call Colwell and Company. 582-6724 or Tuesday. 10-ltems wanted poles. Call 549-2405, Boyne Falls. and top soil, fill dirt, septic tanks, 582-9653. •72 acres southwest of Elmira with 11-Motorcycles demolition of buildings. Flynn's 12-Cars & trucks Hwy. 131 frontage. Mostly open, APARTMENTS FOR RENT • One and Trenching. Call 347-4771 after 7 p.m., Rates 13-Rec. vehicles good farm land. Land contract $100 & under two bedrooms, $175.-$195. monthly, 347-8469. are only $1 for 10 words or less, plus 14-Boats & equip. terms available. 10 cents per additional word. If you 15-Farm products 9 includes utilities. Char-Boyne Apart- •Beautiful 80 acre parcel near East call in your ad, we will te!J(fyou how ments. Rooms available, $125 monthly. JACKSTEBE Jordan includes: lovely stream, lots 16-Stoves & firewood It you want to sell much it will cost, and you can mail 582-6162, ask for Gene Farley. Custom Catpenteiy of hardwood, some pine, hills, level 17-For rent something for $100 or less, you can your payment. If payment is not Building-Remodeling open meadow, and frontage on 18-Real estate advertise it free in The Press. For BOYNE CITY - One bedroom cabin. received by noon Friday, we will bill Additions M-32 hwy. All with land contract 19-Legal notices details, see the Classified information Water & electricity included. S175/mo. you and add 50-cents billing charge. Rft3Boi203B terms. 20-Services box on this page, Four bedroom house with garage. 21-Too late to classify Charlevoix Properties, Inc. 582-6781. CHARLEVOLX •10 plus acres near East Jordan Free Ads DINING CHAIRS - Six, maple, Danish 547-9066 trail road. Fairly level and excellent modern chairs, Need upholstering. No FOR RENT - Houses A duplexes hunting area. Land contract terms Ads are free for one week only in our available, call Boyne Country, 582-2242. Box Ads reasonable offer refused. 582-7679. PROFESSIONAL EAR PlfiRClNO available. "$100 or Under" column. These ads are $3 per column inch. Large Betty, Keith and Marilyn. Anytime. Call or stop at any Reusch must: type and illustrations are no extra •6 plus acres off the East Jordan- TV ANTENNA and amplifier, 2 years Jewelry, Petoskey, Charlevoix, Gaylord • be 15 words or less. charge. old. Only $50. Call 5^2-9449. Boyne City Road. Ideal location for •state the price of all items, with total Real estate orCheboygan. earth Tiouse with solar heat, as not to exceed $100. IS HIRE A TEEN program can provide you there is a side hill facing south. • be mailed or brought to our office. Discount Items wanted with reliable teenagers ready and Valley below has lots of springs for (No phone-ins) of 5% is available for running the 10 willing to work odd jobs. For more a good pond situation. Land con- • be for non-business use. same ad 4 weeks or more. 12x60 - 1971 MOBILE HOME on 3 V4 tract terms available. acres. Circle Drive: in East Jordan, information call 582-6682 between 3 and 6 p.m. •• ..: ••-•;/ - '','.., •5 wooded acres in Antrim County OVERHAUL KIT - Sears all-in-one kit $11 «500. Call 536'23$4. on Sand Hill Road near Alba. Only for a 390 engine. $45. or trade for two $2,000. 15" R snow tires, 582-9446. MORE LISTINGS of area real estate offerings can be found on the iRealtors' 582-2267 WANTED • handmade crafts and Page elsewhere in The Press. ALL-TRASH EtttJordwi 200 Mala Str^t goodies for Dec. 6 craft show. Call BOYNE CITY • 7 large view lots at We Pick up Anything Gtlftrlevoix 581-6765. Residential [616)536.7641

entrance to Avalanche Preserve. These ; '-.; ' -' •...•..;f..,;.' '<(•• •': Commercial-Contract WE BUY Oriental ruga, Navajo ruga, large lots have nice view of the country- Qounty Day-Week-Month-Job gold and silver coina. All's Persian side. City water, sewer and natural gas 119 W. Cedar Street Carpets. 306 Howard St., Petoskey, available. Dorian O, Adgate Realtors. P.O. B«x A, 106 8. Lake SU, Boy*) City, Ml. 49712 582-676 1 Boy*iCtty 347-4542. ______Phone 582-6501. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1980 - Charlevojx County Press - Page 15

"We Have Moved" Amended Registration Notice GUNS Raymond Williams Boyne Valley Chiropractic Center NEW LAST DAY USED ANTIQUES DR. R.L. PETHERS BUY-SELL-TRADE Guns - Ammunition To: 430 Boyne Ave. (Across from Stork's Total) OF REGISTRATION Archery - Black Powder Scopes -Mounts -Sights Phone 582-6581 SONNY'S GUN SHOP : Ironton RR-2 SCHOOL ELECTION M66 Charlevoix NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION OF THE ELECTORS OF 547-6784 Public Notices EAST JORDAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS CHARLEVOIX AND ANTRIM COUNTIES, MICHIGAN NOTICE TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: Thank you! Evangeline Township Please Take Notice that the Board of Education of East Jordan Public Schools, Charlevoix and Antrim Counties, Michigan, has called a special election to be held in the School District on Monday Special Meeting of the Township Board December 8, 1980. I would like thank all the voters Monday, November 24, 1980 that voted for me in the November TAKE NOTICE that the following proposition will be submitted at the special election: 4 election. At the township hall at 7i3O p.m. To consider the petition for rezoning filed by Jerome V. Marts and 1 plan on serving the township to TAX RATE LIMITATION INCREASE PROPOSITION FOR OPERATING PURPOSES. / Shirley A. Marts and other matters as may come before the board at that the best of my ability. time. Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property in East Jordan Thank you, H. Anne Thuraton Public Schools, Charlevoix and Antrim Counties, Michigan, be increased 2.8 mills ($2.80 on each Joseph Tymoc Clerk $1,000.00) on state equalized valuation for the year 1980, for the purpose of providing additional funds Newly Elected for operating purposes? Supervisor for Boyne THE LAST DAY ON WHICH PERSONS MAY REGISTER WITH THE APPROPRIATE CITY OR Valley Township TOWNSHIP CLERKS, IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE SPECIAL ELECTION CALLED TO BE HELD ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1980, IS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1980. PUBLIC HEARING PERSONS REGISTERING AFTER 5:00 O'CLOCK, P.M., ON FRIDAY , NOVEMBER 28, 1980, ARE City of Boyne City NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION. Persons planning to register with the respective city or township clerks must ascertain the days and A Public Hearing has been scheduled for Tuesday, December 9, 1980, hours on which the clerks' offices are open for registration. at 7 p.m. in the Commissiion Chambers at City Hall to consider a request from Lakewood Savings & Loan to close the northerly portion of the alley This Notice is given by order of the Board of Education of East Jordan Public Schools, Charlevoix located east of Lakewood Savings & Loan Office on Lake Street and and Antrim Counties, Michigan. running north and south from State Street to the southeast corner of the EDWIN DRENTH Old City Garage. Secretary, Board of Education PUBLIC HEARING City of Boyne City LET ME SAVE YOU $ A Public Hearing has been scheduled for Tuesday, December 9, 1980, Deck the halls with extra dollars... Shop your insurance. Everv day is at 7 p.m. in the Commission Chambers at City Hall to consider a request sale day with me. Thanks. of petitioners for the City to vacate both the north/south and east/west alleys in the block bordered by Charlevoix Street on the east, Court Street Collect extra holiday cash with a Press classified ad. Dave Williamson on the south, Escape Street on the west and Ridge Street on the north. Insurance Agency For additional Information, contact Thomas Gar lock, Call 582-6761. City Clerk, at 582-6597 582-2220

Winter Parking Notice City of East Jordan your business

Ordinance #78 prohibits parking of vehicles on any City street from 2 to card in the 6 a.m., December 1. 1980 to April 1. 1980. Vehicles will be ticketed and MAY BE TOWED at owner's expense. Service directory! City of East Jordan Fem L. Morris, CMC City Clerk £82-6761

Advertisement for Bids ^Bfli^^ №? AUTO& ORYWALLING PLUMBING & HEATING Owner - CITY OF BOYNE CITY 319 N. LAKE STREET TRUCK REPAIR BOYNE CITY, MICHIGAN 49712 REDMAN ENTERPRISE Sealed BIDS for Replacement of Roof on North Boyne Reservoir will be Chipman Plumbing and Heating received by City of Boyne City at the office of City Manager until 2:30 p.m. Blake's Auto & Truck DRYWALLING: Hang, tape, prime (Eastern Standard Time) November 25, 1980 and then at said office dry wall and textured ceilings. °Llcensed Plumbers publicly opened and read aloud. Service & Repair Kohler Fixtures BUI Redman °Moncrief Hot Air Furnaces Replacement of Roof on North Boyne Reservoir Wrecker Service Copies of the Contract Documents may be obtained at the office of FREE ESTIMATES U.S. National Boilers Granger Engineering. Inc. located at 128 N. Court Street, Gaylord, Boyne City 582-7151 M-75 Boyne City 582-6854 Michigan 49735 upon payment of $15.00 for each set. There will be no Boyne City, MI refund of deposit for return of Contract Documents. 616-582-2281

Service Office: 533-8397 Hellebuyck Dry Wall Co. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Res.: 533-8400

• Boyne Country Hang, tape and prime drywall BellairePlumbing & Heating, Inc. Going south for Chrysler-Plymouth Also ceiLing texture (Formerly Jack's Auto Sales Quality workmanship P.O. Box 237 & Jim & Charlies Auto Service) Residential & commercial • Bellaire, Mich. 49615 Wrecker Service Free rCstimates Robert Fryske, Master Plumber the winter? Complete repair on all makes of cars H Owner: Jim Hellebuyck Residential/Commercial/Industrial Paint & Bump Shop ; 582-6639 Sales 582-6511Transmission • Alignment M-75 Don't forget to take Service 582-7881 Brakes B°yne Cit>r ROOFING INSURANCE The Charlevoix ROOFING COMPANY BUILDERS County Press RUEGSEGGER—STANLEY onded Built-up Roofs ;g) INSURANCE AGENCY Insulated Roof Decks along with "COVERAGE FOR ALL' Steel Roof Decks SEALS & ROBERTS •Recreational vehicles •Home owners Waterproofing CONSTRUCTION •Boat 'Renters insurance Insured Workmen CampDagget Rd. you! Boyne City COMPANY •Mobile homes •Automobile 5578 U.S. 131 Petoskey •Business owners »Life 347-8823 582-9392 Do you spend rart of the year in Charlevoix County and part of the year Complete Building 106 E. Water 582-6251 Boyne City in the Sunny South? You can still keep up with news of your friends and and Remodeling SANITATION neighbors back home.... by subscribing to The Press. Just send in the 582-6535- coupon beJow. Boyne City LAUNDRY & •Residential DRY CLEANERS •Commercial •Any size container BLAKE KENNEY SUPERIOR SANITATION SERVICE MASONRY, INC. Rt. 1, Box 226 - Charlevoix, MI 49720 307 FRONT STREET Rusty Mclntosh (616)547-6922 ; Residential-Commercial BOYNE CITY, MICHIGAN Serving East Jordan, Ellsworth, Reasonable Prices PHONE582-2200 Central Lake and N. Torch Lake. •Professional Dry Cleaning 616-582-9332 •Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service Boyne City, MI •We do Alterations |£: subscription STEEL i:.ittt(#th$::otit of

SAYLES MASONRY SEALS & ROBERTS 302 Michigan Ave. CONSTRUCTION ~ Petoskey 347-8151 CONSTRUCTION All Types of Masonry COMPANY Residential & Commercial **»*•*•. STEEL Free home (pickup and Delivery Angles-Plates Tuesday * Friday Channels-Beams South pickup & drop off at FineoutY Bars ' Boyne Carpets of Boyne City Boyne City 582.6535 Page 16 - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1980 « Charlevoix County Press

Fast planned for world's hungry

BY TRISH WRIGHT goes directly to the program specified African refugees and helping by the donor." Cambodian farmers move toward November marks the beginning of the Oxfam's philosophy is one of self- agricultural self-sufficiency. holiday season. And, for most Ameri- reliance. The group supports the efforts On Thursday, Nov. 20, the Oxfam fast cans the holidays include preparations of the poor to overcome Injustice and to day, Solomon will be presenting a for bountiful feasts. While many are share in the world's resources. They program on world hunger at the East compiling gift and grocery lists, an believe that community change is Jordan High School at 7 p.m. She will organization called Oxfam-Amerjca is actualized only when community be showing two slide shows provided by planning a fast for world harvest day. members determine their own choices Oxfam-America agency, The Animal of According to Susan Solomon, Hast and needs. Friendship and The Face of Cambodia, Jordan member of Oxfam, Thursday, Oxfam has 30 field directors who live The public is invited. Nov. 20 is a day for people to stand with in the project countries and are familiar Solomon adds that fasting is a way of the world's hungry. Oxfam-America is a with the people and problems of experiencing the hunger that many live nonprofit international organization developing nations. Fast dollars help with every day. "Regardless of whether which funds self-help development support projects that include: funding or not you fast, you are encouraged to programs in Asia, Africa and Latin rural health workers who bring medical send a donation to Oxfam-America at America. care to isolated Nicaragua* families, 302 Columbus Avenue, Boston, Mass. "Everyone is encouraged to fast for thi famine methods to South 02116. the day and send the money that would have been spent on food to Oxfam. People are encouraged to donate as much as they desire. Over the past six years, Oxfam has raised approximately 10 churches join for service one and a half million dollars through fund raising efforts that include days of The Boyne City Ministerial on the corner of Park and Pine fasting," says Solomon. Association is having its annual Streets. ecumenical Thanksgiving service at Oxfam' began in England in 1942 as Ten churches will be participating 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 25. the Oxford Committee for Famine in the prayer, praise, and music The service will be held at the Relief. During the past 38 years, Oxfam service. Everyone is welcome to Boyne City United Methodist Church has gained a worldwide reputation for attend. aid projects which depend on the energy and initiative of the people in third world countries. Solomon explains that her involve- H could be Miles Standlsh and Piiscilla ment with the program is a result of caught in the season's first snow shower having read about this global agency THANKSGIVING at the Coble Farm on Horton Bay Road. that accepts no government interven- tion. "Oxfam is run on individual contributions only. They don't accept any government money. And, of the AT Happy money which is donated, 82 percent of it The Bootlegger's Thanksgiving Be our dinner guest at The Pier overlooking the waterfront Cafe & Speakeasy in Harbor Springs. 526-5791 We offer you a dinner that's an incomparable feast. capturing the prohibition era Featuring your own complete INDIVIDUAL TURKEY $9.50 per person

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