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E J. .Homecoming Friday

Bast Jordan students are wards Day, Thursday is '50s Day preparing class floats, some are (When the students rob mother's running around town in their and father's clothes out of the back pajamas or some other wierd type of the closet and wear them to of dress. It must be Homecoming school), Friday is Red and Black week at the East Jordan High Day so students should be wearing School. those colors. Six candidates for King and The cheerleaders will be Queen will be anxiously awaiting judging the daily participants and the outcome of the voting each selecting winners that will be an- class will do prior to the nounced at the pep assembly on Homecoming Game against Har- Friday. Also Friday morning the bor Springs. The results will be cheerleaders will be hosting a announced during the halftime breakfast for the varsity football ceremonies for the two. players and coaches. Each day this week will see the The annual Homecoming Although they are almost all dressed in their pajamas, Renee Ruhhnan, Jenny Sherman, Lori Chanda, Barb school presenting different ac- Parade will begin at 5 pin. with a there is a queen and a king in this picture. The tivities. Monday was Sick Day- trip through town and ending up Lercel and Jennifer Stark. In the bade row are King Homecoming Court for 1990 at East Jordan High candidates John Wilson, Jim Me Waters, Scott Beal, Pajama Day, Tuesday was "Bobsy at the football field. School include: front row, left to right, Rachel Moreau, Twin Day" Wednesday was Back- Dave Patton and Chris Snyder. Charlevoix County Press Volume 111, Number 32 October 3,1990 35 Cents B.C. reverts to Wards for leaf, brush pick-up

Boyne City will be reverting small bundles the workers can six inches of asphalt to handle the back a few years as the city of- easily pick up. truck and commercial traffic the ficials announced the latest way Both the brush and the leaves road carries. the free leaf pick-up will be con- will be taken to the North Boyne The contractor hopes to keep ducted this year at their Tuesday Compost site where the city will one lane of traffic open during that noon meeting. begin a composting program. time of construction. The com- They intend to bring back the Eventually the composted soil will pletion date is set for the end of old Ward system so that the city be given back to the residents who the month. workers can have the time may want some for plantings or Commissioners also approved required to pick up leaves and other uses. the transfer- of a Commercial brush instead of just having it The City Commissioners then Facilities Exemption Certificates done a few days north of the river heard an update on the Groveland, (CFEC) for the Saari Building, and a few days south. Michigan Avenue and North which formerly held the retail For those who may not remem- Street project where workers location for Fineout Carpet. ber the Ward system, the com- from the Dunkel Excavating Com- The building is up for sale, with munity is divided up into four pany are replacing the storm a sale pending upon the transfer of wards. Those Wards will be used drains, adding water lines and the CFEC tax abatement. The to determine the days when the sewer lines to the intersection. The abatement is only for the im- leaves and brush should be put out streets have been blocked off provements made to the building for pick-up. during the construction and have for the basement and the first floor Tentatively, the First Ward will caused many complaints from some years ago when the have their leaves picked up Oc- those trying to follow the road. abatements were authorized by tober 22-2*24. The first ward con- According to City Manager the state. sists of the area of homes north of Randy Frykberg, the crews from The carpet company closed Vogel Street and west of Call the firm ran into some problems down leaving the building vacant Street. de-watering the soil around the 16 for almost a year. One of the con- The Second Ward will see the foot deep manhole that is to be ditions of the CFEC was to have city workers October 25-26 and replaced. They worked through jobs, and with the building vacant, consists of the area south of Vogel the weekend in order to maintain a the jobs were not available. to the Boyne River from Lake schedule for the work. The city had expressed the Charlevoix to the city limits. The sewer and water connec- revoking of the CFEC agreement The Third Ward is the area east tions are being made for the because of the vacancy. With the., of Lake Street from the Boyne Hawkridge Condominium motion passed to transfer'the River to the city limits. Their pick- development as well as for the abatement, the sale is expected to up days are October 2*3031.' rebuilding of the street. go through and the building Those in the remaining ward, The city recently was given a become an active business again. ^ the Fourth Ward, will see the leaf grant to rebuild Groveland, and Mark Kowalske, the real estate: pick-up completed November 1 North Lake Street from the inter- agent handling the sale, said he and 2. The Fourth Ward is the section of Michigan Avenue to hopes to have the transaction area west of South Lake Street VogeL completed before the end of the between Lake Charlevoix and the Although the intersection work year and a new retail clothing city limits. is expected to be completed by this business to start soon after. He This year, all leaves must be coining weekend, the street will said the building will be owner- bagged in special biodegradable remain under construction as the occupied rather than a non- bags that will be available at the second portion of the construction resident landlord operation. City Hall at a cost of 20 cents per is set to begin next week. Presently, the building is owned bag. The bags should be placed That portion will see a new by Richard and Sandra Saari who Pick a road, look up at the Mb, see the varied colors taking some notice this year, between rain storms and along the curbside or roadside to storm drain added, the underlying hold the abatement for work com- that nature has endowed us with for the next few have said that almost every road in the area will soon facilitate pick-up. cement dug up and replaced with a pleted until December 30,1997. weeks... this is color season far the north. Even though be at its peak. If you dont know where to go, area Brush will also be picked up as new gravel roadbed and finally, a the price of gasoline is high, many tourists are expected Chambers of Commerce have maps available that offer long as it is bundled and tied into new asphalt roadway with about to visit die area to look at our fall colors from the many some of the Idgolkdits of the area. DNR wants different hardwoods that abound. Even loeaHtes are Enrollments up at 3 of 4 comments County businesses designated county schools on Susan Lake Fourth Friday counts at area students over last year. schools show what is happening to In Boyne Falls, the enrollment igible for disaster aid the area as Boyne City and Boyne figures totalled 322, up 12 students uses Falls each showed additional with 175 in the elementary level, Small Businesses in the counties emergency loans due to damages was needed prior to the disaster is students enrolled as compared to 65 in the middle school level and 82 Public comment will be received of Antrim, Benzie, Grand Traver- and losses caused by excessive last year. not permitted. EIDL loans cannot in the high school. by the Department of Natural se, Leelanau, Manistee, and rain, frost, freezing temperatures, exceed $500,000 and the interest East Jordan stayed exactly the In East Jordan, although they Resources (DNR) Oct. 3 on Mason, and'the contiguous coun- hail and high winds to fruit and rate is four percent. Repayment same as last year in their fourth remained the same count as last recreational watercraft issues in- ties of Charlevoix, Crawford* vegetable crops which occurred terms are determined on a case-by- Friday count. year, the students at individual volving Susan Lake in Hayes Kalkaska, Lake, Missaukee, May 2 through July 4,1990. case basis with a maximum Statistically, Boyne City snowed schools totaled 617 in the elemen- Township, Charlevoix County. Newaygo, Oceana, Otsego, and maturity of thirty years. the largest increase in Charlevoix tary school, 230 in the middle A hearing is scheduled for 7 Wexford have been designated Harshman added, "No EIDL County with 68 additional students EIDLs are strictly to provide school and 279 in the high school. p.m., Wednesday, in the Hayes eligible to apply for U.S. Small funds to permit non-farm/agri- assistance can be extended to a for the kindergarten through In Charlevoix, the student count Township Hall, Old US 31 and Business Administration Economic business which does not meet twelfth grade classes. dependent businesses, which suf- was 1289 students with 564 Burgess roads, Charlevoix; fered substantial economic injury SBA's definition of a small non- Charlevoix gained four students '. enrolled in the elementary school, All interested persons are in- Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL) ac- from the effect of the agricultural farmagrkiependent business or is from last year's count 328 in the middle school and 393 in vited to attend and offer commen- cording to Raymond L. Harshman, losses sustained by fanners due to determined by SBA to be able to Totals for individual schools in the high school. ts orally or in writing. Persons SBA's Michigan District Director, this incident, to meet current obtain credit from non-Federal the Boyne City school system are: With the increase in students at unable to attend the meeting may He said, "This designation was obligations and to pay ordinary sources. The available resources of elementary 587, middle school 410, submit written comments by Oct. made following the Secretary of and necessary operating expenses the business and its principals and high school 809. The school Boyne Falls, the school system was notified it was now in-formula and 10 to the DNR's Law Enforcement Agriculture's determination that during the period affected by this must be used to the fullest extent with the biggest change was the Division, P.O. Box 30028, Lansing fanners may apply to the Far- disaster. Refinancing of kwgterm possible without causing undue 'i middle school which gained 58 See Students/Page 6 48909. mers Home Administration for debt or providing capital which hardship." I CHARLEVOIX COUNTY PRESSOdober 3,1990 • •-Jrf' Garden walk ' with Nancy Northup highlight 582-9174 Neighbors FLOYDP.GROH The Monday Study Club of the BitzCariton in Dearborn. Michigan Hospitals... LTD Room Boyne City met for its 84th year at Houseguests of Delcie Phillips 183. I Boyne Mt., September 34, with this past week were cousins Floyd P. Groh, 72, of Boyne City, Mr. Groh is survived by his ofBVCC died Sept. 26, 1990. at Little wile; two sons, William Groh of twenty-seven members and three Margaret Greicar of Manitowac, Marie Schmittdiel is in Traverse Division, Northern Muskegon and Floyd Anderson of guests attending dinner in the Wisconsin and Mary Stauffacher Washington, D.C. visiting her Michigan Hospitals. Indianapolis, Ind.; one stepson, Alpine room. A delightful of Minneapolis, Wisconsin. sister, Nan. The Boyne Valley Garden Club program, "An evening of poetry," Richard T. May and Marvene Lillian Cikalo and Florence Funeral was 11 aJn. Monday, Steve Jenkins of East Jordan; six met at LItzenburg Place Thur- daughters, Phyllis Wakefield of was given by Maryanne Watkins. have returned from spending the White have returned from visiting Oct. 1, at the Stackus Funeral sday, September 27th, where week in Sebring and Lakeland, friends and relatives in Win- Home, Boyne City. Die Rev. Floyd Muskegon, Roseann Kenn of The poems were favorites of members grouped in cars to visit American poets. This was in Florida. They also visited Mar- chester, Berea, London, Lilly, and Henderson officiated and burial California, Joyce Bourdo of local flowergardens . The first stop Cretan, Kentucky, where Florence Charlevoix, Carolyn Lee of Boyne keeping of the theme this year vene's mother in Georgia and was in Maple Lawn Cemetery, "The Te/raced Garden at the other friends and relatives in has three brothers and three BoyneCity. Falls, Marolyn Forton of which is "Our Common Interest." home of Gordon Flcodquist is en- A short business meeting Mowed Florida, including Richard's sisters.- some who have been very Mr. Groh was born July 5,1918, Charlevoix and Mary Groh, ad- circled with impatient? overflowing 1 ill of late. Before returning home, dress unknown; one stepdaughter, and all are looking forward to the children, Richie and Karen. Mar- in Antrim, the son of William and flower boxes, tuber begonias hang next meeting on October 15 at vene's daughter, Deanna Gainey, Florence's sister Ruth got up a Annie Tyler Groh. As a young Dolores Kroush of Key West, Fla.; in baskets on the porch, and at the gathering of 35 family members two brothers Lloyd Groh of Jewel Bryan's which will be made the return trip to Boyne man he moved to Newberry and rear of the house on a steep hillside "Genealogy, Tracing Our Past," with them, after having spent the for a potluck and a triple birthday attended Newberry schools. He Columbus, Miss, and Virgil Groh of there are terraced gardens with a celebration, which included Newberry; four sisters, Florence with Nancy Fulkerson. Pencils and past few months there visiting then moved to the Boyne area pagoda that lends an oriental in- ^something to write on will be relatives. Florence's September 13th special where he was a welder for the Caswell of Newberry, Violet fluence. The deep set railroad ties day. Enroute home, they visited Fauble of Cadillac, Frances Mc- needed. The Charlevoix County school waWlow Corp. in Charlevoix for are at four levels and at each level, A belated happy birthday goes employees met for their first Pete Cikalo's sister in Oregon, more than 18 years. He was- a Pherson of Walloon Lake and roses, iris, lillies, a Florida cactus, Ohio and the Cikalo's daughter, Marsella Ford of Newberry; 13 out to Michelle Wittee who meeting with a luncheon at the welder during his entire working hens and chickens and many other celebrated her special day on Country Star on Wednesday, Sep- Sue Hamilton, and family in Cold- career and he retired in 1983. grandchildren; 12 great- annuals and perennieals grow in water. grandchildren; seven step gran- Monday, October 1st! tember 26. A new chapter of Mr. Groh was a veteran of abundance. This beautiful garden The Oral Sutliffs and the Art MARSP (Michigan Assoication of This past week's scores for World War II, serving in the dchildren and numerous nieces overlooks the lake. and nephews. Saworskis recently spent two days Retired School Personnel) formed Boyne's senior bowlers were: Cliff Pacific Theater. He was an avid The second garden was at in Mackinaw City where they at with a good attendance. The next Bradshaw 431, a tie between Nyle hunter and fisherman. "Woodland Gardens" of Thornita tended the State Transit Con- meeting of the new organization Gould and Cleo Davis 411, Jean On June 18, 1977, he married Arrangements were handled by Rowe's residence. This "Garden of ference. will be the third Wednesday in Marcham 410, Jack Krussell 392, the former Marlene Mover. the Stackus Funeral Home. Eden" is nestled on the hillside Mr. and Mrs. Jim (Cindy) Her- May, 1991. Jan Krussell 363, Eunice Bradsh- amid trees on Lakeshore Drive. nden spent Sunday in Bay City Sometimes old news is good aw 352, Mildred Sheldon 338, Pros Hosta lines the driveway leading where they attended a baby news... and the good old news is Blanckaert 336. Ardyth Dorgan THOMAS H.LEIST to the house. The flagstone patio shower for her cousin, Jodi Locke. that Mrs. Helen Baumgarten 330, Bob Rumfelt 317, Clara Kim- between the garages leads to the Last Sunday, many of the Ber- celebrated her 86th birthday on ble 316, Ken Dyer 246, Beverly woodland paths and gardens gmann Center clients, staff mem- August 21st! Her sister-in-law, Dyer 226, and first time bowler, Thomas H. Leist, 89, of Bay years, retiring in 1965. He also had behind the house. The many bers and other volunteers were Mrs. Frances Schmidt and Mrs. Elnora Maul 215. Township, Charlevoix County, worked for the Great Lakes ship- separate gardens in this'setting the guests of the Charlevoix Far- Schmidt's daughter, Barbara, and Thursday's bingo winners at the died Sept. 28, 1990, at his Bay ping industry for a few years. are awesome to see. The climbing ms Exceptional Riders for a husband, Ibrahim Madanay, all of mealsite were: 1st regular, Bar- Township home. He was a member of the Horton clematis that encircles a birdhouse ' hayride of the area. Luckily, the af- Farmington Hills, and another bara Ross, 2nd Evelyn Stebbins, Funeral service was 2 pjn., Oct. Bay United Methodist Church and in a tree is especially pretty. The ternoon sunshine warmed up a bit daughter, Betty Smith, of and 3rd Betty Payne. The specials 1, at the Horton Bay United a former member of the Michigan herb garden in one area contains and all enjoyed a great time, in- Beckenridge, were all here went to Rose Reinhardt and Mary Methodist Church. The Rev. Craig Milk Producers Association. sage, tarragon, yarro, lavender, cluding a lunch after the ride! especially to help Helen celebrate Kritcher, respectively. The cover Adams officiated and burial was in Survivors include his wife Lila; mint, lemon, balm, and lovage. The Scott Sutliff recently spent a her special day! all went to lucky Evelyn Stebbins. North Bay Cemetery. two sons, Burton Leist of Petoskey view from the deck was spec- couple of days here with his paren- Mrs. Elsie Varnum fell in her All games were called by "The Mr. Leist was born May 16, and Harry Leist of Marquette; four tacular. ts, the Oral Sutliffs, of Plymouth, home this past week and broke her disagreeable but huggable" Lyle 190L in Bay Township, the son of daughters, Mrs. Thomas (Rosie) From this garden, the group before returning to his new job at hip. She is a patient at Northern Ross. John and Margaret (Meyer) Leist. Kolinske of Petoskey, Alma Leist went to a small but beautiful "City He grew up in the Horton Bay of Traverse City, Mrs. Bud (Joyce) Garden" at the home of Dorothy area and attended North Bay Pennell of Petoskey, Mrs. Gordon Grant on South East Street where School (Gail) Howie of Boyne City; 24 there were gigantic sunflowers, Hospital offering CPR classes On Feb. 27,1927, he married the grandchildren; 29 great- various perennials, everblooming former Lila Jenkins in Eastman- grandchildren; one great-great bleeding hearts, rhubarb, and beautiful begonias gracing the A community CPR - Heartsaver along with lifesaving techniques The class is open to anyone. A ville, Mich. The couple lived in granddaughter. to help someone who is choking. Flint until 1933 when they moved yard amid the picnic table, bird- class will be taught at the $20 registration fee should be paid The family suggests memorials Charlevoix Area Hospital on Mon- The four-hour course will include at the hospital switchboard before to Bay Township. to the Horton Bay United houses, and bird baths. This set- ting also had flowering crabtrees day, October 15 from 6-10 pjn. in intensive hands-on experience October 10. Participants will be Mr. Leist had owned and Methodist Church or the Gideons. using manikins and a written operated his own farm for several that were loaded with fruit. Poppy the hospital classroom. given a manual to be studied prior Arrangements were handled by examination. Following successful to the class. years and had been employed at the Stone Funeral Home, seeds were shared with Club members. CPR (cardiopulmonary completion of the course, par- Certified nurses on the Penn Dixie Cement Co. for 17 Petoskey. ticipants will be certified in Basic The last garden visited was "A resuscitation) to save victims of Charlevoix Area Hospital staff will heart attack, drowning, and other Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) by conduct the class. For further in- Meadow Garden" in Boyne Falls at the American Heart Association. the home of Jackie Annan. This similar incidents, will be included formation call 5474024. farmyard scene had a barn with JEANM.CAVELL horses, a baby colt, a carriage you ;, • Jean M. Cavell, 93, of Fort family summered on Walloon can ride on, an old fashioned swing, M^iM MARKETS* Wayne, Ind* and Walloon Lake, Lake. grape arbors, fruit trees, and a lit- ' died Sept 30,1990, at Town House Mrs. Cavell is survived by two tie brook running alongside it all. Health Center, Fort Wayne. sons, George R. Cavell of Alexan- Delicious refreshments were ser- A private memorial service will dria, Va, and M. Stuart Cavell of ved on the lawn by hostesses be held in Fort Wayne. Fort Wayne; one sister, Catherine Thornita Rowe, Jackie Arman, and The former Jean M. Moore was L Moore of West Hartford, Conn.; Edna May. Guests for this Glens born June 23, 1897, in Brooklyn, seven grandchildren; 10 great- memorable afternoon were Leslie FROM OUR FAMILY Iowa, the daughter of Robert and grandchildren. Boe, Olive Bernier, and Mabel TO YOURS Helen (Scott) Moore. The family suggests memorials Judkins of the East Jordan Gar- den Club. Mrs. Cavell was a teacher at to the McMillen Chapel, First Hartford Seminary in Fort Wayne. Presbyterian Church, 300 W. Her husband, the Rev. Matthew Wayne St., Fort Wayne, Ind. C. Cavell, preceded her in death in Arrangements were handled by Volunteers seek 1984. the Klaehn, Fahl & Melton For many years, the Cavell Funeral Home, Fort Wayne. marchers for 41st Annual March of Dimes October is "National Restaurant Month»» Volunteer leaders across Nor- thwestern Michigan are beginning their calls to find marchers for the 41st Annual March of Dimes Mothers March which will take place in January. Chairman, Joni Brandt advises that there are over (Jt«« 25 leaders across the 12 county Water Street division who will be filling over 900 marching assignments in their ef- ^ forts to raise $26,000 for the Cam- paign for Healthier Babies. Enjoy a nutritionally sound six course Oleson's Food Stores is again sponsoring this event which will be Mrs. Hugh Juday receives check for Boyne Valley Dinner SUNDAY thru THURSDAY NIGHTS focusing on improving the chances Lioness Club In the amount of $850.66 earned from ... in the Marina Room for tomorrow's babies through Gen's save-share slips. education and research. Every This is one example of a non-profit group making use of the Save SnaT A FALL HARVEST DINNER household visited will be given a Program to help raise funds. There are many more groups using it. loo health message from the March of Glen's wants everyone in Boyne City to know about Save-Sbare ,vx- - Featuring — Dimes focusing on the dangers of substance abuse to the unborn, hopes more groups will use it to raise funds. 1,000 CALORIES* for $9.74 plus money-saving coupons from All a group has to do is register with the store manager and begin saving Includes: . Oleson's emphasising nutrition and the green cash register tapes: Glen's will pay 1 percent of thetotal qualified • Cup of Mushroom Soup (92 calories) its importance to all of us. amount of all tapes brought in by any registered group; and not just once. • • Fall Greens or Watercress, Spinach and Bibb (102 calories) WLDR will be the media spon- (Raspberry Creme Fraiche Dressing) sor for the Mothers March this but each time a group brings in $25.00 or more worth of green cush • Fresh Norwegian Salmon with Zuchint Noodles and year and will be providing a register tapes. '. ; Red Pepper Goulis (420 calories) significant amount of air time ; dedicated to informing the public See MARTIN BRAMAN • Home Baked Whole Wheat Roll (90 calories) v of the recruitment campaign as • Hot Apple Strudel with Raspberry Sauce (208 carlories) well as helping to advance the Glen'sStore Manager • A Sample Glass of Stafford's Chardonnay Wine (70 calories) goals of the March of Dimes Cam- orCarl Muwdman, Ats't. Mgr. 'Caloric content limited by portion size paign for Healthier Babies. fordetalls. In Charlevoix County, Joy BOYNECITY 1 Water Street, Boyne City 5823434 Hatverson win be coordinating the drive for Charlevoix with Janet Simpson covering Boyne City. They ask that anyone who is in- OPEN terested, contact them at 547-4813 and 547-6899 respectively. "It only 24HOURS takes alittle of your time, but with everyone doing their part, it aim's Market* ire in Qaylord, Kalkmka, Grayling, makes a big difference." The East Jordan, Wast Branch, Mlo, Manealona, leaders involved feel that the suc- Roteommon, BOM City, CharMvohc, HoughtonLalm, cesses resulting from this event Roger* City, Lawlston, andBoyna CHy. over the years, give "us more FROM OUR FAMILY reasons than ever to continue the TO YOURS. tradition. CHARUEVCKX COUNTY PRESSOctober 3,1990 Opinions Remembrances Let the school know yourideas Of the many considerations and unanswered questions as to why the Boyne City School system's proposed bond issue failed, several real concerns wfll have to be faced by the community at large. For instance, one person suggested that the system just add classrooms to the elementary school as it was originally constructed with the thought of expansion in mind. Another talked about consolidation of school districts, while still another apparently didn't want any changes made to the present middle school. Quite a few suggested that they are paying enough in taxes and didn't want any more of a burden. But, no matter what the excuse presented, or the suggestions, the problem of overcrowding because the com- munity is growing, is still there. The school system brought together many members of the district to help them figure out what to do about the problem, and they worked, met and condeved many ideas over a long period of time trying to figure out what was the best way for the school district to go. Their time, with the demise of the issue, went for naught. But one question raised is where were those who couldn't, didn't want to see, or are against any change when those members of the community were meeting frequently to Back about the torn of

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R.A7 (\f\AI\ US 31 South DEADLINES far general news, notices, dtaptay advertising, photographs and Now, I just look outside the 04/-UU4U charlevoix JsuMtrl adverlWng Is 5.-00 p-m. Monday. front windows. Or, if I am really curious, walk a few feet to the big SEND ADDRESS CHANCES to The Ounwota Cour*y Pros, P.O. Box A, 108 hole in front and look in to see Grovaland St. Boyne OyvMcMgan 49712. Phone 6164824761. what is being done. CHARLEVQIX COUNTY PRESSOdober 3,1990 '•I by Gail Ware -WlttM Unless you missed the tidings, every station and every team," TheHumble Farmer which is possible only if for many Fellman said. "I figured I might as BYEOBERT8KOGLUND Revolutionary War veterans weeks you've had no contact with well understand what it's about." The Gflchrest family runion was buried in the Old Cemetery beside the news media or males over ten Wilma also bought herself a held August 19th in the St George the church. years old, you know that the footr Lions football jersey. Grange Hal Around 100 descen- The first settlers on the St. ball season has arrived, due to hang around for a good long spell Phyllis Barone, 33, art adver- dants of Samuel Gilchrest showed George River were Scotch-Irish. tising executive, contacts mostly" up forth e 100th anniversary of the Around 1750 a Samuel Gilchrest, too ("good" herein referring to longevity not value). men in her sales calls, feels she firstreunkm. who was very likely an uncle to needs the course. "In this business Anyone who likes to eat good our ancestor, Samuel Gilchrest, Nothing new about this lengthy season going on now, since it oc- you have to know, keep track of food and then sit In the shade and married the widow of William who's doing good and who's not. talk enjoys family reunions. You Watts, a resident of Long Island in cupies the minds and hearts, and for a limited number of males, the Everybody loves football." can hug and kiss good-looking Boston Harbor. They had friends These women can clearly, second, third and fourth cousins and relatives here so Uncle bodies, of persons nationwide at this time every year. What's new benefit from Nash's course so they you've never seen before. You can Samuel moved from Massachuset- can talk the game intelligently. But confirm, old suspicions that cousin ts to Warren. Around 1762-3 he is the male assumption that more women will join the fraternity of others, who can figure out which so-and-so's husband never would moved to Hathorn's Point or team is going for which goal and amount to much. You can wonder Taylor's Point, which made him football fans shortly: to understand it is toembrac e it being the theory. get the picture on what the fellows why your own son didn't have one- of the first settlers in St. are doing toge t that weird shaped brains enough to marry an old- George. The key to this new found love of football is in the course, Took ball there, don't care what terms fashioned woman like your Family connections helped draw define their plays. nephew did. . ball Appreciation for Women," no his nephew Samuel here around They've plenty of zest, wish all I asked one of my relations Cm 1776 or 1777. This younger Samuel doubt titled by a man, and one a third cousin to her great- :\ convinced that love will follow the best for high spirited youth had been wounded during playing for the joy of it on high grandmother Gilchrest and a third Washington's retreat through knowledge. cousin to her great-grandfather Dick Nash, a 25-year football school teams. As for college games, New York in 1776. Richard Young, they root for their alma mater or Hilt - you know these things when who carried him off the field, was a coach who's taught it in the Royal your family has lived in a small Oak school district years, buys this their home state team whose resident of the St. George River, members play both for love of the town far over 250 years) whom I and perhaps this army chum en- and also that the big block to see all the time, if she were female football zest is in the ter- game and to cover the cost of couraged him to move here. higher education. coming. She said she wasn't, Most likely the young ms." because she wouldn't know anyone "It's difficult for people to un- For many women, the sticking revolutionaries figured that unset- point is the endless pro games there — which is a somewhat tled land on the St. George River derstand the language," he told unique reason for not attending a The Detroit News' Valarie with hulking, hired bodies paid that belonged to the Waldo family astronomical salaries to re-enact family reunion. Far more people would be up for grabs. So take it Basheda. "When announcers start dont attend family reunions sim- talking about a four-man front,o r a scenes of their younger days. they did. But Lucy Fluker, a Meanwhile those at home, who've ply because they would know Waldo, fouled up the scheme by safety, or a 52, you can see why it everyone there. would throw somebody." moved on into grown-up scenes being married to General Henry with smaller monetary rewards, Anyone who has read Bradley Knox, Washington's Secretary of He's right there but missed Beckett's book about the original women's bigger complaint. sit glued to their tubes hour after War. Samuel's marriage to Han- hour. settlers in Cushing, Maine, knows nah Robinson put Samuel right in Anyway, his is a two-session course. In the first class he ex- A young female enthusiast once that lots of their descendants still solid with all the Robinsons, While Jin Bouza models a wedding dress, Stephanie McGinnis arranges live there today. Two hundred plains football terms and shows explained that watching hard- Kallocks and Wattses because her it to show off the best features lor mothers and friends of the bride. She hitting pro football gives spec- years ago most of the people here grandfather, Dr. Moses Robinson, team formations. opened her new business recently at 614 S. Lake Street in Boyne City, Then women skip home and tators a socially acceptable outlet were related in one way or came here either before or during Brooke's Bridal and Formal Apparel. The shop is named after her another, so our ancestors very of- shower their newly acquired for frustration and aggression. If the first settlement in the 1730s. daughter. she's right, football could prove ten married convenient cousins. Samuel was always called Cap- wisdom on the men in their lives. Marrying nearby neighbors was In two weeks they return to class useful. Perhaps Iraq's leader, Sad- tain, so we assume he went to sea. dam Hussein, could be interested the rule up until the automobile He was also Captain of the militia to clear up goofs, polish their act, made it possible to find someone sotospeak. in watching some games. He might here for a while in the early.1800s. McGinnis opens new bridal feel less inclined to want to over in the next town. (There's a Back then Knox County folks cut Reporter Basheda also talked to lot to be said for the old way. No two women signed up for the cour- conquer oil rich neighbors, even cordwood and sold it in Boston for back down on Kuwait. Worth a try one was on welfare and divorce fueL They also hauled lime down dress business in Boyne City se. There's Wilma Fellman, 45, was all but unknown.) So all of us who's always hated football, but at least. from Thomaston along with any Some people might think it a bit If it helped the Middle East natives in these very stable old meat, butter or fish that could be McGinnis says she does rent wanted to love it and can't till she communities are related in dozens strange to fill a living and dining some items, like slips to go along geteit. situation, everyone would ap- spared. We have Samuel Watts's room with bridal and formal preciate football, no Nash needed, of ways. While computerizing the account book from 1796 which tells with the dresses. "My husband watches every Gilchrest family tree, I asked a dresses, but to Stephanie McGin- Although she is operating out of football game that's on TV from not this season anyway. of his dealings with Samuel nis, it seemed like the only natural woman if she knew that her son Gilchrest and others, so we know her house for now, she intends to had married his seventh cousin. thing to do as she opened up her find a store location in Boyne some- pretty well what was being bought new dress business in Boyne City She said she couldn't wait to tell and sold here back then. day in the future. She has all of the them. recently. proper approvals from the city, My computerized book of Oh, the reunion. Everyone had a The new shop is called Brooke's county and state to operate out of Gilchrest relatives is now over 260 great time. But my book... Bridal and Formal Apparel and is the home until such time comes pages long. No, I'm only a com- Although I never used the word located in her house at 614 South she can move into a store. puter-scribe — a harmless drudge. "spinster" (once a very common Lake Street in Boyne City, just ar Working in the confines of a My brother Jim Skoglund is the word meaning an unmarried couple of feet from the Latter Day home does present some problems family historian. He knows just woman over the age of 16 or so), Saints Church. though, she said, as she is about all of what little there is to three good grandmotherly com- Her two rooms are filled with developing the business. know about great-great-great plaints were registered because I racks and racks of bridal, When a future bride come in to grandfather Gilchrest and any of recorded children and their bridesmaid, mother of the bride, try on a dress, she must use the the dozen or so other modern "unmarried" mothers. flower girl and formal dresses, 'bathroom for a changing room along with prom dresses and other before she can come out to stand on formal party dresses. a pedestal to see how the dress fits East Jordan sixth graders meet They range in style from the and looks. typical wedding dress with lots of Benches are also available for lace to the fashionable party dress the bride's mother or friends to sit musical challenge that is made from metallic cloth. on while they express their ap- She also carries sequin dresses she Sixth grade students at East or not joining the band program. proval of the dress the bride Todd McNttt's science classes at East Jordan Middle! recently With almost two decades of begin- says are becoming more picked out. There are also con- studied the scientific method. Mr. McNitt created obi tati Jordan Middle School brought fashionable today. their parents to school last week ning band experience, middle veniently placed mirrors so the around the classroom. The students were divided into groups of two. for an informational evening school band director Tom Steggall Currently, McGinnis has over bride can see how the train will One student acted as a recorder of information while the second student 500 new dresses in stock from flow as she walks down the aisle. was blindfolded and asked to describe objects at each station. Jesse meeting about renting band in- was pleased with the interest Bacon (above) samples an unknown quantity. struments. The evening meeting shown by this year's sixth grade which a choice could be made for McGinnis says she has several was a culmination of musical students and their parents. During someone looking for that special lines from which a dress can be preparation leading up to the the past four weeks, those'studen- dress to wear for the special day. chosen from such name brands as NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING choosing of an instrument and par- ts who chose to join band were in- She had been thinking of star- Bridal Original and Demetrios. ticipation in the East Jordan band troduced to the many choices of in- ting a dress business for several Costs for the dresses can start as FOR CONDITIONAL USE BY THE program. struments available to them, in- years before taking the plunge and: low as $39.00 and can reach up to accumulating all of the dresses. AD sixth grade students were struments ranging from the flute several thousands of dollars. BOYNECITY given the choice of either joining to the tuba. Mr. Steggall im- She specializes in the newest, She said the average cost for a plemented musical skills tests to fashionable wear with new dresses • prom or formal party dress is PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD aid the students in choosing three although she does have some used about $90.00 while the bridal dress Monday, October 15,1990 Monthly screening of their favorite instruments. As formals and other gowns. average is about $200. the important decision to select McGinnis says she has only ten Currently, she is open on 7:00p.m. set for cholesterol only one instrument approached, used dresses in stock right now, if request by calling for an appoin- the students began to find the only because she set a high stan- tment 582-2133, but she is home all Commission Chambers - City Hall The monthly cholesterol testing "best" instrument for them, and dard for accepting them. Those in day and brides can walk in almost Pursuant to rules and regulations as set by the Boyne City Zoning clinic at the East Jordan Family most students rented their stock are on consignment and she anytime. Ordinance concerning the granting of variances, the Boyne City Plan- Health Center will be held on preferred instrument after the in- says they have to be clean, free Although the home business is ning Advisory Board has scheduled a Public Hearing for Monday, Oc- Tuesday, October 9,1990, from 1-2 formational evening meeting. from damage of any sort, and slightly hard to locate, a new sign tober 15,1990 at 7*0 pan. in the Commission Chambers, City Hall, 319 pjn. in the Community Room on The enthusiasm of the middle fashionable before she will add is coming to be installed shortly N. Lake Street, toconside r the following request: the lower level. There is a special school students was contagious them to the inventory. to aid those looking forth e shop. A Conditional Use for expansion of a pre-existing, non-conforming fee of $5.00 for tests at this time. and continued throughout the property, requested by William Bryant, President of Maple Shores Since only a limited number of remainder of the week as they Association, located at the corner of W. Michigan Avenue and John patients can be seen, please make prepared for their first day of band For a one year subscription to the Street, Tax Codes 15051-191-00 to 15451-191-00940, toconstruc t a 30 an appointment Call 538-2206. with their personal instrument. ft. x 18 ft. storage shed to contain 10 enclosed units, one for each member and one for Association use. Under terms of Section 8.70-B-l of the Zoning Ordinance, a Con- Charlevoix County Press ditional Use Public Hearing, for a pre-existing, non-conforming expan- How can you guarantee that you mail this coupon along-with your check sion of property, must be heard by the Planning Advisory Board. If could replace your home? they elect to process the application it must be referred to the City in the amount of Commission for review and recommendation back to the Planning No problem. • $14-in county (UlOsenior citizens) Advisory Board. A second Public Hearing must be held by the Plan- ning Advisory Board, not less than 20 days following the first Public Auto-Owners Homeowners Policy offers optional • $20 out of county Hearing, for final determination. guaranteed home replacement cost coverage for homes that per year The schedule for the Public Hearings will be: qualify. It's broader coverage—so you'll never run out of 1. First Public Hearing,. Monday, October 15 - Planning Advisory money for covered losses. It may be more economical than Name - your current policy that doesn't include guaranteed home Board. replacement. Just ask your "no problem" Auto-Owners Street 2. City Commission Hearing, Tuesday, November 6. agent to tell you how Homeowners protection can be no City State Zip a Second Public Hearing, Monday, November 6 - Planning Advisory problem for you and your home. Board. More details and a location map of the area in question is available for review at the City Clerk> Office. Every property owner situated within 300 feetof this area is being notified via the US. Mail. All interested persons are invited to attend these Public Hearings and participate in the discussion for or against the granting of this Conditional Use. Additional information is available at theCitv Han RUEGSEGGHt-STAJNLEY Mail to the duriiigregular business hours or call (616) 582*507. INSURANCE AGENCY Charlevoix County Press CITY OF BOYNE CITY P.O. Box A Thomas Gariock Since 1905 Boyne, City, MI 49712 106 Water Sfc, Boyne City, MI 582-6251 octS <*<** CHARLEVOIX COUNTY PRESS-Ocfober 3,1990 Seniors warned about Medigap nightmare

About three out of every four. more than once for the same what it covers. ber of other senior and consumer American seniors buy a little peace coverage. Afl Americans are aware of the organizations. of mind called Medigap insurance. The prospect of medical costs rapidly rising costs of medical care. Dependable insurance that covers If you are a senior citizen or the pushing seniors into poverty or But soaring medical costs are of cnfld of an elderly parent, this bill the. difference between what dependency despite with the particular concern to seniors living can help you. Please contact your Medicare covers and the actual Medicare safety net, underscores on fixed incomes. elected officials and urge their cost of treatment is what seniors how vital medigap insurance is to Congress can relieve a lot of support of this vital piece of look for and deserve. older Americans, that angst by passing the Wyden legislation. It's in the best interest But for many older Americans, For this reason, Rep. Ron bilL It is supported by the National of all Americans — young and old medigap insurance is a financial Wyden has introduced a bill to Committee to Preserve Social alike. nightmare. They sometimes fall vic- protect seniors from the perils of Security and Medicare and a num- tim to coercion-anti misinformation buying medigap insurance. His and often wind up buying a num- Medigap Fraud and Abuse ber of often expensive policies that Prevention Act deserves strong Ferris summer grads from area merely duplicate existing support from America's .coverage. A total of 693 students com- academic achievement on the basis grassroots. pleted the requirements for cer- Take the elderly woman in of grade point averages computed Wyden's bill will ensure that tificates, associate's, bachelor's and South Dakota who.bought 45 medigap policies are a solid value on a 400 equals "A" scale. doctoral degrees at Ferris State Levels of recognition are: medigap and life insurance policies and include a range of coverages, University during the summer over a 10-year period. She paid and that seniors have the infor- highest distinction, 3;75 to 4.00; quarter, which ended August 21, high distinction, 3.50 to 3.74; and nearly half her yearly income in mation they need clearly presen- 1990. premiums even though she needed ted so they can purchase the policy distinction, 325 to 349. Degrees awarded by the only one of each. A man in Pen- that best suits their needs and Among those listed was University are: doctor of op- nsylvania saw his madigap resources. Maurice Glenn Tomkins, of Boyne -—• ^Jordan Elementary School visited the tometry; master of sciences; premiums on policies rise more City, who graduated with High AuSable Institute in Mancekma on September 20th and 21st The His bill addresses the confusion bachelor of science; associate in ar- than 100 percent in less than two Distinction, earning a BS in Ac- students were involved in a sensory exploration study of birds, llieir about what coverage a person ts; associate in applied arts; years. countancy. study included guided practice in (HstingubMng one sound from another might need and how much it should associate in applied science; Unfortunately, these aren't and one shape from another. Hie students reported that the highlight of cost. It also provides couseling associate in science; and cer- isolated cases. Reliable estimates the trip, was being able to feed the many ducks and Canadian Geese. EJ services where seniors can get tificates in six areas of study. Boyne City indicate that up to 25 percent of dear explanations of the terms and first grader Corey Purvis discovers how the Oriole buflds a nest as part Students graduating with the nation's seniors are paying conditions of a policy and exactly of an activity at the AuSaUe Institute. honors are recognized for high Commission Minutes WEEKLY MEETING, SEP- TEMBER 4, 1990 - 12:00 NOON: Make this your year to ski the Boynes All Commissioners were present with 12 people in attendance. The proposed sale of 3 lots on N. Park St. was taken off the table but died for lack of a second to the BOYNE MOUNTAIN/ motion. The City accepted a $29,600 iff grant from the DNR to build BOYNE HIGHLANDS restrooms on the north side of the Boyne River mouth by the pum- ping station and an architect was SEASON PASSES hired to design the restrooms. Meeting adjourned at 1224 pjn. WEEKLY MEETING, SEP- TEMBER 11,1990 - 12dO NOON: NOW ON SALE. All Commissioners were present with 16 people in attendance. The City Manager updated the Commission on the road work that will be done on N. Lake Street BUY BY OCT. 15 ... between W. Michigan Avenue and Vogel Street. Work is scheduled to begin in early October by H&D, SAVE 10% OR MORE* Inc. Meeting adjourned at 1226 PJIL MONTHLY MEETING, SEP- TEMBER 11,1990 - 700 pjnj All New high-speed quad, 19 lifts in all. Seven new runs. New Commissioners were present with 7 people in attendance. snowboard half pipe. And kids 8 and under ski free with parents. Victor Ruggles was appointed to the Zoning Board of Appeals. Todd Sorenson was appointed to the Planning Advisory Board. Patrick Anzell was appointed to the Parks and Recreation Ad- visory Board. Patrick Kubesh reserved Veteran's Memorial Park for next years annual Antique Car Show and flea Market on August 9,10 and 11,1990. Fall leaf pick-up was discussed. There will be no vacuum used this year. The City will be selling biodegradable plastic bags to the public at cost. A pick up program will be announced at a later date. Meeting adjourned at 7:15 pjn. WEEKLY MEETING, SEP- TEMBER 18, 1990 - 1200 NOON: All Commissioners were present except Stanley. There were 13 people in attendance. Monitoring wells were pur- chased for the former landfill at a total price of $10,168.75. These pumps will greatly enhance the monitoring of the landfill. It was announced that the Housing Commission has recieved $268,000 from HUD to do energy and - safety improvements throughout their senior and low income housing. The meeting ad- journed at 12:16 pjn. WEEKLY MEETING, SEP- TEMBER 25,1990 .--12300 NOON: All Commissioners were present and 12 people were in attendance. The City has fled for a grant in the amount of $37,005.50 to pur- * COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERS chase a leaf loader and a wood chipper machine. AH social and full-time members of the Country Club of Boyne receive a 20% discount on The City has filed for a grant in the amount of $6,795.00 for the season passes. If purchased by Oct. 15,1990, an additional 10% discount may be claimed. purchase of a recycling dumpster. The City has filed for an economic strategy grant in the amount of $17,000 to develop an Order now in person at Boyne Mountain or by mail: Season pass, Boyne Mountain, Boyne Falls, MI economic action plan. 49713 or apply in person at the front desk any day between 9 and 5. A 1" x 1" photo needed, or The City has filed for a grant in the amount of $258,000 for phase II Boyne will take photo. Call 616-549-2441, or 1-800-GO-BOYNE. on the N. Lake St. renovation project from Vogel St. south to the River. All of the above grants would be for FYE 92. Meeting ad- journed at 1&32 pjn. •** A full text of all the minutes for the month' of September are available for review at the City Boyne LJ5H Clerk's Office during regular business hours. nnaMGarlock CJtyOrk 6 CHAWLEVOiXCOUISTV PRESSOdober 3,1990 Reg Sharkey's Northern journal Art George latest DNR rules

BYREGSHARKEY Sweet must have felt some contrary to the new zoning laws. Last Thursday afternoon I hied satisfaction in being asked by Art Well the battle that followed myself over to the man-made to write his ticket because Art ended up in the Court of Appeals Medusa Creek where a weir built knew him and had respect for two times, and the City of by Tempotech to harvest salmon OW66v- - -.'••• Petoskey lost. Not satisfied, the coming out of Lake Michigan is But this man Art George, right City of Petoskey made another located. Tempotech pays the State or wrong, amazes me with his legal appeal. This time Art asked for a of Michigan 25 cents a pound for savy. Having only a 7th grade change of. venue so he could have this privilege. education, Art has acquired a a jury trial in front of his peers. I wanted to see Art George defy knowledge of the complexities of Art represented himself and was a DNR fisheries law that says only laws pertaining to his battles with opposed by Petoskey City attor- Tempotech has the right to har- public entities. ney Nataniel Stroup. vest those fish; that no individual I was living in Petoskey at the Outcome? Art won and was legally licensed can fish or take a time Art was involved in a newly- awarded $25,000 in damages and salmon in that stream. legislated zoning law conflict that $13,500 forlos t wages. Whether Art is right or wrong began in 1958. So there you have ft. It may not is beside the point. What im- Seem's Art's daughter and new be in proper legateae" terms the presses me is Art's tenacity in son-in-law put a house trailer on way it's written, but it does show adherence to his convictions. Art's property on Hazelton and that Art George, call him a Guard Evidently there were many in Klondike Avenues in Petoskey. House lawyer, might possibly have the estimated two hundred or so The then city manager, Dick Gor- the right slant on this Medusa people who came to see what was man, told Art that he was in Creek rhubarb that involves The going to happen, who thought Art violation of the newly-enacted Michigan Department of Conser- was right in wetting his line, and zoning; that the trailer would have vation. again when he caught a salmon for to be moved. Art appealed to the Time will tell there' was applause from sym- newly-formed zoning board and pathetic viewers. won his appeal on the fact that the PS- My winter forecast, accor- -v A, During that time I observed the trailer was on his lot before the ding to Mephitis the skunk, and Conservation Officer Tom Sweet hands Art George a the river posting was not made according to the rales conservation officers handling the zoning laws went into effect. Ac- other natural prognosticators, will ticket far fishing in the Medusa Creek daring an event and should be open far fishing as he says the fish belong situation, issuing tickets to those cording to Art this didn't sit too be coming up shortly. But in the last week when George decided he wanted to take on to an the people of the state, not just Tempotech, a firm supporting Art's viewpoint by also well with the city manager. meantime sweep down the chim- the roles against fishing for salmon. George contends with the right for collecting the sannon. fishing in the creek, or in some The next round came when Art ney and get your furnace, whether way assisting him. was taken into court for operating it's oil, gas, or wood, in good shape It was their job, and CO Tom a business at the same location for it's going to be

Show honors Indians REGISTRATION at Arts Council NOTICE Harvest time will feature recognition of Native Americans during the annual Nishnawbe FOR GENERAL ELECTION Festival of the Crooked Tree Arts Council at McCune Arts Center in Petoskey October 5 through Oc- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6,1990 tober 31. The entire CTAC gallery will be To the Qualified Electors of the City/Township of feature displays outlining the COUNTY OF CHARLEVOIX creative ways early Native Americans survived and adapted STATE OF MICHIGAN to live in harmony with their en- vironment. Included will be a tribal lodge, canoe and many objects and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN examples of methods of food A* George drops a ine into the signs ex- gathering, hunting, trapping and THAT I WILL BE AT MY OFFICE pressing that distaste for the DNR rules fined die banks. About 250 fishing, and clothing personalized people wen at the event, mchxHng about 10 pottce, conservation and by ornamentation. other officers of the law. Festival Chairperson Peggy TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9,1990 Midener of East Jordan says the focus of the exhibit will be to MUCC field dressing tips illustrate "how an ancient and LAST DAY varied group of people lived well for thousands of years and never From 8 o'clock tun. until 5 o'clock pjn. Starting soon more than one perennially popular cookbook and found it necessary in their quest million Michigan sportsmen and game preparation guide "The The 30th day preceding said Election for survival to destroy, pollute and women will be taking to the state's WndMeChef." degrade the source of all their fields, uplands, woodlands, and First published in 1975 and supply from Mother Earth." wetlands to hunt for a wide revised in 1981, "The Wildlife As provided by Section 298, Act No. 116, Public Acts "This contrasts,'' she says, "with variety of big and small game Chef can help both novice and ex- the fact that in less than 300 years animals, upland birds and water- perienced cook alike prepare

DOYNE CITY VARSITY FOOTBALL Friday gametime 7:30 Aug. 31 E* Onauay- -Won 12-6 -Fir. Horbor Spring Won 14-7 Oct. 12 Fri. East Jordan Home Sqjt.7— Fit Rogers CHy -Lost 34-8 Sept. 28 -Fn St. Ignore -Lost 2243 Oct. 19 Fri. Charlevoix Away -5epfc44 Frfe Monccfcina -Won 14-0 Oct. 5 Fri. St. Frands TC Home Oct. 26 Fri. Bk Rapids Away

EAST JORDAN VARSITY FOOTBALL -MancHafe -Lost 0-38 -Frir- -Lost 8-33 Fri. Oct. 12 BoyneCHy A 7:30 Ghnricwlx -Lost 13-34 -f=rtr- Maiiutonii •Won 14-8 Fri. Oct. 19 St. Frands H 730 -fit- epcrH- DhFlupiuj -Lost 12-13 Fri. Oct. 5 Harbor Springs H 730 Fri. Oct. 26 Beflaire H 730

Boyne City Girls Basketball Boyne Falls Girls Basketball East Jordan Girls Basketball Tues. Od.2 St. Mary A 600 Oct. 2 Tues. Onaway Away Thurs. Od.4 Mancelona A 6:00 Oct. 4 Thurs. Kalkaska Oct. 2 Mancelona Home Home Tues. Od.9 St. Frands H 6:00 Oct. 9 Tues. Harbor Springs Oct.4 Wolverine Away Away Od. 11 Kalkaska H 6.-00 Oct. U Thurs. Charlevoix Od.9 Harbor light Christian Home Thurs. Home Od. 16 BeBaire A 6:00 Od. 16 Tues. Graying Od. 11 Ellsworth Home Tues. Away Thurs. Od. 18 Elk Rapids H 6:00 Oct. 18 Thus. St. Frands Home Oct. 18 Vanderbih Away Tues. Od.23 Harbor Springs A &00 Oct. 23 Tues. Elk Rapids Away Od.23 Harbor Light Christian Home Thurs. Od.25 Charlevoix A 6.-00 Oct. 25 Thurs. Mancelona Away Od.25 Mackinaw Clly Home Tues. Od.30 Pdlston A 6:00 Oct. 30 Tues. Petoskey Home Od.30 Leelanau School Away Tues. Od.30 Pefcton A &00 Nov. 2 Fri. East Jordan Home (Varsity Only) Thurs. Nov. 2 Boyne CHy A 6.-00 Nov. 6 Tues. Kalkaska Away Nov. 2 Alba Away Tues. Nov. 6 Mancelona H 6.-00 Nov. 9 Fri. Harbor Springs Home Nov. 9 Wolverine Home Thurs. Nov. 9 St. Frands A 6KK) These fine sponsors of this sports poge hope you will be o team booster. Please support them as they support our teams.

Bay Marine Boyne CHy Lanes Mel's Service Carpets By Janet Boyne River Inn Sears Catalog Merchants • Ron and Elaine Grunch Boyne Automotive - Boyne Rent-It Prestige Press M&L AutO Parts-East Jordan Moore's Hardware Roberts Restaurant Dr. Robert W. Anderson and The Storage Closet American Total Security Dr. Steven Hufford, Optometrists Northwestern State Bank -Member F.D.I.C Behling Construction NBDBank First State Bank of Charlevoix -Member F.D.I.C El Shop „ Glen's Market - Boyne C«y -open 24 hours Glen's Market-East Jordan Century 21-Kowabke East Jordan Iron Works M&AQedric Par-T-Pac Willie's Up North - East Jordan United Technologies Stafford's One Water St. Chipman Refrigeration & Air Conditioning East Jordan Family Health Center Harborside Sports Adventure Stores BC Pizza - Boyne CHy & East Jordan Evan's Building & Home Center F.O. Barden & Son, Inc. Boyne Country Party Shop Chipman Plumbing & Heating Casper Real Estate Jedoo Builders East Jordan Tool & Die Boyne Valley Medical Center Galmore's Bowers Electric Ruegsegger-Stanley Insurance Agency Boyne Precision Die & Engineering Boyne USA Resorts Campbell-Lindsay Agency Professional Tax Service Main Street Pizza-EastJordan Burns Clinic Shanley-VanTreese Insurance Agency, Inc Betty's Restaurant AiBed Signal • Bendlx - Courters Division Northern Cable TV Dr. Richard Fish, D.D.S. Free Press & Detroit News - Sandy Robir»on,Agt. Wolverine-Dirworrhlnn Charlevoix County Press 8 CHARLEVOIX COUNTY PRESSOctober 3,1990 EJ girls take county bragging rights Take Charlevoix Tuesday eek out win over B.C.

BY JENNIFER BURR East Jordan holds bragging dan led the way in free-throw rights in Charlevoix County, by shooting with 14 of 23 while winning and hosting both Charlevoix connected on,ll of 24. Charlevoix and Boyne City this In JV action, Charlevoix won 54- past week. 48 while East Jordan had three On Tuesday, the Devilettes players in double figures: Kelly handed the Haiders their fifth loss Barber with 16, Jennifer Burr with while Bast Jordan improved their 13, and Katie Malpass with 10 record to 43. points. East Jordan played a strong fir- Then on Thursday night the st quarter, one of the best they've Boyne City Ramblers came to ever played, to out-score the town in what turned but to be a Raiders by 13 points. barn burner right down to the "It's nice to get back on the win- wire. ning track and Fll be even more East Jordan was tied with happy when, we play all of our Boyne at the end of the first quar- quarters like the first one," said ter while the Ramblers went East Jordan Coach Steve Hines. ahead by five at the half. Going in- East Jordan out-scored to the 4th quarter, East Jordan Charlevoix in the first half 26-19 was down by two and had to play and 30-26 in the second half to catch up. secure the victory 5645. A strong second half by Buffy Defense was the name of the Kooyer getting 15 points was the game with five players controlling difference in the final outcome as Boyne City's Christina May goes up f» two points with this Uyup while the boards, led by Danielle Looze ' East Jordan came out the winner East Jordan's Buffy Kooyer gets ready for a possible rebound. Danielle with 17 rebounds, and four players 53-50. Danielle Looze led both Looze attempts to block the shot East Jordan went on to win over the with six each: Buffy Kooyer, Barb teams with 21 points and had five Ramblers by three points. Lercel, Dwanya White and Carrie rebounds. Coach Hines praised the Gee. "Top Thief of the night efforts of senior Renee Ruhlman, award goes to Kooyer with 10 and junior guard Angie Chase. steals. Many players contributed to a y-:: Leading the Jordan Devilejttes good team effort. East Jordan was offensively were Looze with 21, tagged with 16 fouls, while Boyne Angle Chase drives through the baseline as she gathered up a 55 or older? Kooyer with 13, and Gee with 10 City had 23. East Jordan led the rebound beating oat Kim Stadt (partially covered in thb pfcturel and points. Both teams were charged game in turnovers with 31, while other Boyne City players. With the win, the team takes the county with 19 fouls apiece and East Jor- Boyne City had 17. Now you can save 30% bragging rights for a whSe, at least until the teams meet again in a few weeks. on homeowners insurance!

We've reduced the cost of our Red Devils take 1st win at Mancelona, 14-8 homeowners insurance by 30% for After a year and a half East Coach Rebec said "Finally we leading the way with 13, but one for 13 yards. Mancelona's last policyholders 55 and older. Jordan secured its first football hit pay dirt - the kids worked so Friday night it was a team effort. ditch effort was foiled by Joe If you are 55 or older, you're win of the new decade 14-8, with a hard for this win. Coach Peterson On offense Beal was the work Brennan's interception return of entitled to our new mature hard fought battle at Mancelona. praised the defense "for holding horse carrying the ball 16 times for 23 yards. homeowners discount. With 44 seconds left in the fourth tough all night and not giving in." 82 yards, assisted by John Wilson On Wednesday in JV action the quarter Scott Beal off right tackle The first half was a typical East with 29, and Tim Freel with 22. Devils dropped to fr5 with a 42-30 punched the ball in from the 2 yard Jordan - Mancelona football game Pete Inman snagged two passes *s4uto-Owners Insurance loss to Mancelona, but im- Ute Hone Car Bcsness line and the East Jordan bench with hard hitting and lots of for 27 yards with one good for two provement was made. and fans began a long awaited spirited play. Coach Peterson yards and a touchdown, and Poole This Friday the Devils host celebration that carried them all remarked his defensive line did the Harbor Springs for Homecoming the way back home. Coaches Bob job tonight and applauded the ef- Contact your local Auto-Owners agent, with kickoff set for 7-30 at Boswell listed in the Yellow Pages under Insurance. *"'" Rebec and Allan Peterson felt the forts of Steve Poole with six BC dropped Field. weight of a thousand horses lifted tackles. Gale Ramsey with nine, off their shoulders. Tim Freel with nine and Scott Beal by Saints 43-22 EAST JORDAN According to Boyne City Coach ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Pat Kkoster, the offensive part of the football game between the Ramblers and St. Ignace worked, while the defensive effort of the For playing a dynamic team still has a few problems in ball game and con- containing a team like St. Ignace. "We could move the ball well, tributing in many ways, every time we had it, but the Tim Fred is this week's defense was fooled almost every honoree. time they had it." he said. The results showed as the final score was Boyne 22, St. Ignace 43. The game was the first win in CONGRATULATIONS! four starts for the St. Ignace team as they were a powerhouse in their league in the past. They built up a sponsored this week by 15 point lead before Boyne could put some of their own points on the Scoreboard when Kevin Smith ran the ball in on a short run and Mike Feagan made the two point STATE BANK conversion in the second quarter. Member F.D.I.C The Saints led 21-8 at the end of Heading south thefirsthalf. ' Boyne came out in the second half a little better, scoring another Come on up and see TD when Dusty Patton put the for the winter? ball in the endzone after a 20 yard run. Feagan again added the two all the colors at point conversion making the score at that time 16 Boyne, to 35 for the Saints. Hawkridge One 50 scoring run by Patton was called back by a penalty in the third period. Village Another score by the Saints up- ped the lead to 43 when Eric Smith CONDOMINIUMS grabbed the ball from the handoff on a reverse play and scampered BOYNE CITY'S NEWEST 60 yards for Boyne's final score late in the game. MOST AFFORDABLE Offensively, both Smith and Mat HOUSING DEVELOPMENT West each had 100 yard plus ' games with Smith carrying the HawMdge ball 20 times. West carried 14 Vfage times for his yardage. Patton ad- Prices Starting At $85,000 ded 26 yards with his six carries •• and also hit for 68 yards on kick-off Our panoramic view- and punt returns. overlooking beautiful Patton got high honors for-the game from Kktoster who said he Court Boyne City and Lake did a super job. Don't forget to give us a coll Charlevoix could become Smith led the defensive effort with 18 tackles and five assists so your paper will follow you there. your new vacation, from his linebacker spot. T second or retirement The game was not without in- home. Now under con- juries as Justin Griffin suffered a CHARLEVOIX bruised leg and Roy Angel turned struction on the edge of an ankle, Jason Joles also was in- DnHDown town. jured but is planning to play this COUNTY PRESS week against Traverse City St. Phone: 582-3430 OR 582-2020 Francis at Brotherston Field in Boyne City. 582-6761 CHARLEVOIX COUNTV PRES^Odober 3,1990 Classified Ads Just call 582-6761 to place your ad! 275 Miscellaneous 400 Apartments 130 Personals for Sale for Rent 500 Help Wanted What's Happening ADOPTION TWO HORSE M0LEY TRAILER at 200 Erie Street in East Jordan. assesses client health needs, Loving, stable couple wants to $500.616-5463287 evenings. Conveniently located close to develops and monitors health adopt newborn. Legal and con- community services and shopping.. plans, works closely with day FREE METHODIST CHURCH October 5, M, and October 6, 9-2. fidential. Call Bev collect 1-517394- DRY WOOD TO SELL. ALSO Sixteen one bedroom apartments program staff and adult foster care " ron 3338. HOMECOMING small International Caterpillar for with a community room and laun- providers. Responsible for some The Boyne City Free Methodist October 4 between 9 and 4. The sale. 549-2744, Boyne Fans. dry facilities in the building will be staff training. May work with Church is having its second An- public is cordially invited to come 135 Special Notices available for occupancy in Novem- physician in medication review nual Homecoming this Sunday, Oc- andbrowse., CIDER AT KNIPE'S STATE ber. Rents, based on income, heat process. BSN up to $30,600, RN up tober 7th with special features: GOLD CREDIT CARD Street Market in Boyne City from included, appliances provided. For to $27,000. Excellent fringe PANCAKE & SAUSAGE 10#) ajn. Sunday School Hour; 11 SUPPER _ VISA/Mastercard guaranteed 9 ajn. to 5 pjn., Saturday and Sun- more information write to Strat- package. 8-5 work day. Send ajn. Morning Worship Service; Peninsula Grange of East Jor- no security deposit day, October 5 & 6. $1.25/gal in ford Group Ltd., P.O. Box 483, resume to Eastern Upper Penin- 12:30 p.m. Homecoming dan is having a pancake and •cash advance* your container, $1.60/gal in ours. Alpena, MI 49707 or call 1-800-225- sula Mental Health Board, 120 Fellowship Dinner; 6 pm. Concert sausage supper at the Grange Hall 1-90O446O800 $25.00 fee 7982. Ridge Street, Sault Ste. Marie, MI of Sacred Music; 7:15 pjn. Finger located 2Vs miles north of East 49783. Food Fellowship Hour. Jordan on Advance at Leu Road. METALSHEETS HIGHLAND TERRACE The public is welcome to attend The date is Saturday, October 6, Suitable for building woodsheds, APARTMENTS 510 Help Wanted-Saigs '*> as well as former members and from 5-7 pjn. Children under 12 repairing roofs, or replacing metal Now under construction at 201 . adherents of the church. The Free OLD ORIENTAL RUGS are free. work on antique furniture. We Erie Street in East Jordan are one SALES Methodist Church is located at 839 Wanted any size or condition. Call have used aluminum printing and two bedroom family apar- 1-800443-7740. State Street. If further information GAMESPARTY plates 22x35 inches at the tments which will be available for DEALERSHIP is needed, you may call 682*843. ROUTE SALES & BAKE SALE Chaiievoix County Press. 40 cents occupancy in November. Con- The annual Fall Games Party veniently located close to schools, 202 $100 and under each,3y$1.00or25/$8.00. A reliable, steady driver, sales person, GUN & CRAFT SHOW and Bake Sale, sponsored by the health care and shopping. Rents who would enjoy running his/her own With the holiday season fast ap- Grandvue Medical Care Facility LADIES CLOTHING, TWO TV based on income, heat included, business in the LOCAL area. proaching, a good time to pick up Auxiliary, will be held on Thur- trays 348-1905. appliances are provided. For more these special gifts is at the Jordan sday, October 11, at the Facility on 330 Houses for Sale information write Stratford Group Must have business and or sales River Sportsmens Club Annual background. For more information send Peninsula Road, East Jordan. FOR SALE-BY OWNERS Ltd., P.O. Box 483, Alpena, MI resume to Sales Manager, 10 Dogwood Gun and Craft Show, being held in Games start at 1 p.m. Members 225 BuUdinq Materials Houses, house trailers, mobile 49707 or call 1-800-225-7982. Trail, Pacific. MO 63069. East Jordan, Michigan. The Craft are asked to "fill a table," bring FREE RAILROAD TIE PIECES homes, land boughtsold-traded- Show will feature handmade items item for the Bake Sale, and a small 411 Cottages and not found in the usual shopping between Mancelona and Petoskey. rented-financed. East Jordan Auto SCHOOL LUNCH door-prize. The public is cordially Must call for a permit, 1-2583244 Parts, Inc. Chalets for Rent areas. Our 5th Annual Gun Show invited to attend. will be stocked with all of the ac- or 549-2137. Free delivery in bulk. ATTENTION SKIERS MENUS DRASTICALLY REDUCED 3 cessories needed for a safe and Cozy log cabin for rent, 4 NJU.S.A.S. BOARD plus bedrooms in East Jordan. Ben Oct. 8-12 comfortable hunting season. Both bedrooms, 2 baths on Lake The next regularly scheduled THE CEDAR MAN Schenck & Associates, 616-536- shows are being held at the East Charlevoix minutes from Boyne BOYNE CITY meeting of the Northern Michigan For sale: Cedar fence posts, poles 7641. Jordan Middle School and ad- Mountain. Fireplace and com- Monday hamwich o hot dogs, French fries, of but- Substance Abuse Services Ad- and logs. Cedar landscape ties. joining elementary school. Show 616549-2405. pletely modern appliances. Nov. 1 tered com, pineeppte visory Council will be held on Tuesday: pizza or spaghetti, tossed salad, or green time will be at 9 ajn. to 5 pjn. on 340 Mobile Homes thru May 1.6165826817. Wednesday, October 10, 1990 for Sale - beans, pears Saturday, October 13 and 9 ajn. to beginning at 10 ajn. at the Holiday Wednesday. NO LUNCH 4 pjn. on Sunday, October 14. Ad- Inn in Grayling. For agenda and 245 Firewood SECOND HOME IN LANTANA, Thursday: pizza or cheeseburgers, potato rounds, buttered peas, peaches mission to the Gun Show is one details please call (517) 732-1791. Florida, near West Palm Beach, 465 Wanted to Rent FALL SPECIAL $175 BUYS 5 Friday: grilled cheese sandwich or hot dogs, tomato dollar. Admission to the Craft cord of mixed hardwoods cut, split mobile home in adult park, 12 x 60, COUPLE SEEKS FURNISHED soup, baked beans, applesauce Show is free. two bedroom, two bath, all new CRAFT SUPPLIES NEEDED and delivered. 61&525S140. house or apartment for ski season, BOYNE FALLS For table and display infor- The activities room at the carpeting and new air conditioner, Boyne City/Boyne Falls area. Call Monday: Hungarian goulash, bread, peanut butter. mation contact: David Gaunt (Gun completely furnished. Immediate Grandvue Medical Care Facility is 275 Miscellaneous 313-2640285. peas, fruit, milk Show) 536-2748 and Michael Siler posession, $20,000. Call collect 407- Tuesday: taco salad, lettuce, tomato, cheese, fruit. in need of the following supplies: for Sale (Craft Show) 536-7170. 969-7335. milk craft booklets, empty wooden BRAND NEW SKI PARKA, WANT TO RENT A HOUSE EV Wednesday: pita u* chicken salad, and chicken ROAST BEEF DINNER thread spools, old paint by number neon colors, Thinsulate Entrant, Boyne City, Boyne Falls, East noorje soup, crackers, cake, milk sets, embroidery floss, quilt pieces, Thursday chill with crackers, peanut butter, san- The United Methodist Church size 40, original cost $250, now 365 Real Estate Wanted Jordan area for the ski season. of East Jordan will be holding a solid cotten blend material and old Reasonable. Ski patrol couple in dwidies, fruit, milk $125. Call 5826761. Friday, mac and cheese, bread and peanut butter. roast beef dinner on Saturday, Oc- cloth and rags for rug making. WANTED: CASH BUYER their forties. No children. Five and salad, fruit, milk tober 13, from 5-7 p.m. Children wants 1000-1500 sq. ft. rustic cabin years rental experience in Boyne EAST JORDAN under twelve are half price and GAL RETIREES with lake frontage. Write P.O. Box City area. Excellent local referen- NEWSPRINT PAPER Monday: chicken patty, ribs, pizza burgers, French those under five are free. The The General Motors Retirees' A 0?), Boyne City, MI 49712. ces. Call after 6 pjn. 517-6554895. fries, macaroni and cheese, fruit cup church is located at 2014th Street. Club of Northern Michigan will Unsued roll ends, 34 inches wide, Tuesday: breakfast, cereal. French toast, sausage, varying sizes, $2.50 to $10. Good hold their final meeting of the year 400 Apartments hashbrowns. or fish on buns, toastie dogs, ap- ORDER OF EASTERN STAR for table covers, painting cover, plesauce at Hidden Valley Resort in for Rent 500 Help Wanted RUMMAGE SALE school art projects, tombstone Wednesday: stew, chili.-soup and salad bar. Gaylord on Monday, October 8. rubbings, etc. At Charievoix Coun- APPLEWOOD VILLAGE EMPLOYMENT veggies and dip. peaches The Evangeline Chapter of the Prospective members are APARTMENTS OPPORTUNITY Thursday. Italian subs, taco salad, tuna sandwiches, OES. No. 95 of Boyne City will welcomed. For more information ty Press office, 108 Graveland, com. pineapple Boyne City. 5824761. A new Senior Citizen Apartment for RN or BSN in a community hold a fall rummage sale at the and reservation, call Don M. Shep- Friday: pizza, cooks choice, green beans, ap- Masonic Temple on Lake Street on Complex now under construction mental health setting. Person plesauce, brownies pard at 616327-3365. 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: BY GLENN R. . "rescued" baby bunnies call me they're small and still look like stance, and reduce them all to One method that is sure not to discovering that rabbits are not DUDDERAR asking what to do with the, I ask babies, they're weaned and ready stubs, rabbits feed erratically, nip- work this year is trapping and silent animals as they once If you have a yard with grass them in turn how big the bunnies to live on their own. ping off some plants, leaving removing rabbits. Except in an ur- thought Many people are sur- and bushes, even a small backyard are. If they're no longer than your A good many rabbits are others untouched, eating some, ban area where the rabbit prised to find out that a rabbit in in an urban area, you may have index finger and not fully furred making their living in people's parts of some plants, and oc- . population is severely limited, it distress emits a loud and pathetic noticed that there seem to be more and their eyes aren't open or are vegetable and flower gardens this casionally snipping off and drop- would be difficult to trap enough squeaL A few people have even cottontail rabbits in it this year just barely open, they are still year, if the calls I'm getting are ping parts of others on the ground. rabbits fast enough to prevent heard the grunts and soft growls than in recent years. That's cer- dependent on their mother and the any indication. Rabbit damage Rabbit control methods range damage in the garden. And where that rabbits make while interac- tainly my observation in my yard, chances of raising them suc- typically consists of plants snipped from repellents to netting to elec- rabbits are plentiful, deporting ting on the lawn. and the calls I'm getting from cessfully are slim. If they're more cleanly and at an angle, almost as if tric and upright fencing, and the rabbits isn't likely to reduce the Seeing more rabbits "up dose other homeowners certainly than 4 inches long and fully: furred they were cut with scissors. Unlike results achieved with these local population much. and personal" is giving lots of suggest that rabbit numbers are and their eyes are wide open, they woodchucks, which will go right methods range from effective to ~ Through frequent ^encounters homeowners a new and more higher than usual have already left the nest. Though down a row of snap beans, for in- less than adequate. . with rabbits, people are realistic view of the rabbit. One of the questions I get, of course, is why — why are we seeing so many more rabbits this year? I have to answer "I don't know," but I can suggest some possibilities.. One, last winter was not par- ticularly hard on rabbits. But we have had a string of several mild winters without a rabbit surplus, so the mild winter was probably not the sole factor in the rabbit population increase. Another contributing factor could be the spring weather that followed the winter. It was generally not a wet spring with lots of heavy rains to drown baby rabbits in their nests. It was a cool spring, however, and that may have slowed down the develop- ment of the insect parasites that Read this plague rabbits and so reduced their effect on general health and reproduction. In addition to weather and before you sign any parasites, diseases, available food supplies, predators, and genetics and behavior of a species all in- teract to influence animal yellow pages contract. populations — either favorably, so that numbers increase, or un- favorably, so that the population declines. ' In other words, we don't know just why there are more rabbits around than usual. But it's certain Including ours. that more rabbits means more frequent opportunities for people to observe them. One thing I've been asked about is the number of little rabbits being seen in July. Isn't that unusual, people want to know. Actually, it isn't. A rabbit may have three or more litters in a year. Young rabbits of the second or third litter are born in June and so are out where you may spot them in July. Litter size ranges from four to seven with the average being five. Multiple litters and that many bunnies per litter don't explain the rabbit surplus this year, however, because they occur every year. What is unusual is that so many of the rabbits that survived the win- ter seem to be doing so well at reproducing. Because there are so many rab- bits and they are so visible, lots of people are noticing rabbit behavior and looking for information about it. For instance, they want to know why the rabbits in their yard are running and chasing after each These days, it seems like Ameritech PagesPlus® and callers, think about this: other. It could be young rabbits everybody is thinking of any other phone book. Ameritech PagesPlus is the YEAR-ROUND frolicking. It could be part of cour- publishing a yellow pages yellow pages Michigan Bell tship. It could be territorial defen- directory. So the question THE ONE AND ONLY delivers to all its phone booths. ADVERTISING se by a male rabbit. may just be: how to choose COMPLETE. SUPPORT. 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