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CHARLEVOIX COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES JULY 25, 1979

50. creasing at a rate inconsistent with the increase of revenue;. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Charlevoix County Board of Commis- CHARLEVOIX COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS sioners go on record as supporting the Charlevoix County Road Commission and the '' July 25, 1979 County Road Association of Michigan in requesting a review and analysis of the justification for the increases in the collection and management of the Michigan ••* A meeting of the Charlevoix County Board of Commissioners was called to Transportation Fund. order at 7:30 p.m. by the Chairman, Clyde Cunningham. Copies to be sent to Earl Rogers, Engineer-Director, County Road Association ROLL CALL of Michigan, Representatives Ralph Ostling and Steve Andrews, Senator Mitch Irwin Roll call and the following members were present: Commissioners Ingalls, and Michigan Association of Counties. Cunningham, Davis, McDonald, Matthew, Harmon, Breakey, Sr., Annear, Toton, Meggi- Respectfully submitted, Commissioners Harmon, Davis, Meggison and Breakey. son, Ward and Moerland, 12. Absent, Commissioners Haggard, Sutliff and Loding, Yeas, 15. Nays, None. Absent, None. Motion Carried. 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE The dedication of the new Bells Bay Road is set for August 5th at 1:00 p.m. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was led by Commissioner Moerland. RESOLUTION - GRANDVUE ADDITION - PAYMENT #2 - PETRIE CONSTRUCTION CO. (#79-079) Moved by Commissioner Moerland and supported by Commissioner Annear that the Commissioner Haggard entered at 7:40 p.m. following resolution be adopted: RESIGNATION - PLANNING COMMISSION - DONALD COLE Your Ways and Means Committee acting on the request and approval of the A letter of resignation from Donald Cole was read. His resignation from the Grandvue Medical Care Facility Building Committee does recommend for payment the Planning Commission, term to expire 12-31-1980, effective July 11, 1979. Moved following statement: by Commissioner Toton and supported by Commissioner Annear to accept the resigna- Progress Payment - Application #2, Application Date - July 20, 1979 tion. Yeas, 13. Nays, None. Absent, Commissioners Sutliff and Loding, 2. Period of June 16, to July 18, 1979 Commissioners Sutliff and Loding entered at 7:50 p.m. TO: Petrie Construction Co., East Jordan, Michigan AMOUNT: $100,350.00 The correspondence was read and placed on file. Application and, Certificate for Payment herewith attached. Resolutions referred to Resolutions Committee. Said monies are to be derived f-rom the Public Improvement Fund, Grandvue Capital Captain Peter B. Basolo, Deputy Director, Emergency Services, State of Michi- Account. gan, addressed the Board. Captain Basolo explained Act 390 of 1976 and how the Submitted by, Ways and Means Committee, Commissioners Moerland, Ingalls and County Board has the direct responsibility for Emergency Preparedness both in Annear; Grandvue Medical Care Facility Building Committee, Commissioners Haggard, planning and implementation. Sutliff, Meggison and Ingalls. ROLL CALL VOTE: Yeas, 15. Nays, None. Absent, None. Motion Carried. Commissioner Meggison gave a report for the Buildings and Grounds Committee. RESOLUTION - RENTAL RATE - HEALTH DEPARTMENT (#79-080) Report on file. Moved by Commissioner Meggison and supported by Commissioner Davis that the Commissioner Davis reported on the Sheriff's Committee meeting in regard to following resolution be adonted: the deputy on Beaver Island. WHEREAS, resolution '79-052 of May 9, 1979, being a resolution to amend the Commissioner Loding reported on the request for an increase in salary for annual rental rate for the Health Department, has been re-negotiated by the the Director, Commission on Aging. Building and Grounds Committee of the Board of Commissioners, and the District RESOLUTION - SALARY INCREASE - DIRECTOR, COMMISSION ON AGING (#79-077) Health Department; and Moved by Commissioner Loding and supported by Commissioner Sutliff that the WHEREAS, the Building and Grounds Committee and the District Health Depart- following resolution be adopted: ment feel the new rates are fair and equitable to all parties concerned; WHEREAS, the Director of the Commission on Aging receives an annual salary THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that resolution #79-052 be amended to reflect the of $9,460.00; and following rental rates: WHEREAS, it is the recommendation of the Executive Committee of the Commis- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the space now occupied by the County Drain Com- sion on Aging, that the salary be increased to $12,480.00 per year; missioner and the Commission on Aging be turned over to the District Health De- NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the annual salary for the Director of partment for office space. the Commission on Aging be increased to $12,480.00 per year. Said increase to BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the rate for District Health Department total be retroactive to June 1, 1979. , office space, including the newly acquired space in the basement of the annex, BE IT FURTHER NOTED, that the Title III Fund has surplus monies to cover the will be $3.75 per square foot. This rate will go into effect on September 1, 1979, increase in salary. and continue until December 31, 1979. Commencing January 1, 1980, the rate will Respectfully'submitted, Commissioners Loding, Sutliff, Toton and McDonald. increase to $4.50 per square foot per year. ROLL CALL VOTE: Yeas, 12. Nays, Commissioner Cunningham, Haggard and Moerland, All rates will be based upon the District Health Department occupying 2,246 3, Absent, None. Motion Carried. square feet, more or less. Commissioner Haggard reported for the Grandvue Building Committee. A written report to be prepared for file. t ' ' . • . Commissioner Sutliff reported that the Labor Contract for the Sheriff's July 25, 1979 Department is nearly ready to be presented to the County Board. ' Page 52 RESOLUTION - RENTAL RATE - HEALTH DEPARTMENT (#79-080) CONTINUED s ec ontI ^ P «ullyvSubmitted, Commissioners Meggison, Harmon, Davis and Breakey. July 25, 1979 ROLL CALL VOTE: Yeas, 15. Nays, None. Absent, None. Motion Carried. Page 51 The Chairman requested the Health, Welfare and Planning Committee to in- RESOLUTION - ROAD FUNDS (#79-078) vestigate establishing the HERN system for Charlevoix County. Moved by Commissioner Harmon and supported by Commissioner Davis that the Moved by Commissioner Meggison and supported by Commissioner Matthew ta recess to the Call of the Chairman. The next regular meeting to be August 8 following resolution be adopted: 1979 at 9:30 a.m. The meeting adjourned at 10:15 p.m * WHEREAS, the Charlevoix County.Road Commission depends entirely on_the tax re- ceived from the sale of gasoline and license plate fees for maintenance and snowplowing of county road; and WHEREAS, it is becoming more apparent that the collection and management of CLARENCE F. RABACH, COUNTY CLERK CLYDE CUNNINGHAM/CHAIRMAN the total revenue and disbursement of the Michigan Transportation Fund is in- CFR:ml J THU RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1979 - Charlevoix County Press • Page 3 , More class offerings at Boyne Falls school BOYNE FALLS - Increased counseling students two hours a day in students will rotate classes every six workloads for four teachers has addition to teaching three hours. weeks taking Spanish, art, home resulted in expanded course offerings Diane Kelly taught two hours of economics, arts and crafts, physical at Boyne Falls schools this year. music last year, and this year she'll education and beginning band. No new teachers were added to the teach three classes •- beginning and staff but three staffers who were senior band and elementary music. Bernard Corpe, a physical education working part-time last year have been Jane Millar, a Spanish teacher for and science teacher last year, is given additional responsibilities and a one hour per day and teacher aide for teaching an English class that includes fourth returning teacher will be the special needs class last year, is also debate, speech, forensics, broadcasting teaching a new English class. teaching elementary art and a junior and discussion and conference. The James Crowell, who taught three high exploratory program this year. classes will be mini-courses each lasting hours of science last year, will be In the exploratory program, nine weeks. The new savings and loan association in Boyne City will look like this when construction is completed later this year. The owners of the locally owned savings and loan held a ground- breaking ceremony Tuesday to celebrate construction starting on their new building. Work commenced immediately after the ceremony. Present at the ceremony were incorporators Dorian Adgate, Dr. Arnold Bauer, Andrew Bogema, John DiMartino, Hal Hill, Gertrude Neymark, Bike-a-thon to aid children's hospital New SSL Arthur Poineau, Donald Toffolo, James White, Arch Wright Jr., Richard Wulff, Randy Light foot and Robert Blanchard. The building will be located on the site of the old City Hall at EAST JORDAN - Riders are being Entertainer Danny Thomas helped local stores, churches and schools. Bev the corner of Lake and State Streets. Completion is tentively set for Dec. 1. The savings and loan sought to participate in a bike-a-thon to found the hospital and is one of its chief Joseph is chairman of the local bike-a- association, formerly called Charlevoix County Savings and Loan, has applied for a name change benefit St. Jude Children's Hospital. fundraisers. thon and can supply additional in- to the Lakewood Savings and Loan Association. The bike-a-thon is planned for Sept. 15 Sponsor forms for the East Jordan formation. Her phone number is 536- in East Jordan. bike-a-thon are available at several 2630. Riders enlist sponsors to donate a sum of money for each mile ridden. Prizes will be donated to riders reaching certain dollar levels of RR color tours go to Petoskey donations. BOYNE CITY - The Boyne Valley runs between Boyne City and Boyne St. Jude Hospital is a research center Falls every Saturday and Sunday. specializing in childhood cancer and Railroad will be making two round The special Boyne City-Petoskey other diseases of the young. It is trips between Boyne City and Petoskey runs will be on Saturday, Sept. 29 and supported primarily through public during this year's color season tours. Saturday, Oct. 13. contribution. There will also be three color tour

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Work together Consider impact Message to Castle Farms, Marion Township

Through my years of growing up and know that much ahead of time. They past problems, namely traffic going to school, I was always told to also say the concerts are 'good for area congestion and restroom facilities. of new schools Both the law enforcement agencies and "work together." businesses and there's no where else in the health department say that East Jordan and Boyne City school I was told that by working together the area for concert entertainment. compared to past years, the health and officials probably breathed a sigh of problems could be solved easier and Dianne Recently in an interview Marion traffic problems are much improved. relief this week when they learned that quicker; holding things in could never Township Supervisor Bob Potter said One police officer described Castle two new Christian schools fell short of do you any good. he sees no reason why he should talk Editorial Farms as "calm." projected enrollments. . This is my suggestion to Pyramid Murray with Castle Farms officials. It's not that the public school of- Productions and the Marion Township "I do not try to communicate with For as few concerts as Castle Farms ficials are opposed to Christian board on their problems regarding them and they do not try to com- schedules the benefits to the com- concerts at Castle Farms Music munity far outweigh the problems. education. They just don't want the schools do a good job of educating their concern. The Marion Township board municate with me. As far as we are Theatre: work together and talk things Castle Farms hopes to continue to quality of education at their own students this year, and if the economy has to protect its citizens' health, concerned they are in violation of the schools to suffer. That could happen, out. safety and welfare. When people ordinance, and until it is settled we make improvements. Next summer, improves, enrollment could increase facilities will be added, and earth- since every lost student means about dramatically next fall. Marion Township has filed suit complain about the concert-goers have nothing to talk about," Potter causing property damage or people said. mounds 20 feet high will improve $1,500 in lost state aid. There's nothing wrong with that, of against Castle Farms for failure to trespassing on their land, Marion visibility for people inside the fence and As it is, there will be about 33 course. If some people in Boyne City comply with an ordinance which Obviously, the biggest problem Township is supposed to have the act as noise barriers for property students attending the two new and East Jordan feel strongly that requires 60 days notice of any between these two groups is lack of solutions. And with as many as 17,000 owners around the music theatre. schools, 15 at Jordan Valley Christian their children attend Christian schools, gathering over 500 people. Castle communication. Here are two groups people attending some concerts, it's not I don't have any easy answers for Academy in East Jordan and 18 at it is good that they are available. Farms officials claim they apply for fighting each other in the courtroom, their permits within reasonable time easy to control them all. yet they cannot sit down and discuss Castle Farms and Marion Township Boyne Valley Christian Academy in And the element of competition but that the township changed For Castle Farms and Pyramid some of the problems which night be officials. But Castle Farms Music Boyne City. Since some of the students might help make both schools try provisions in the ordinance and a Productions, the complaint is that in simply solved by talking. Theatre is apparently going to be came from other school districts, the harder -- just as it makes competing "disciepancy between us and them has the concert promotion 60 days advance around for a while and why waste time, financial effect on Boyne and East newspapers, banks and hardware Some complaints could be bargained occurred." notice might as well be 700 days, money and effort fighting a battle in Jordan will be apparently minimal this stores try harder. Introducing com- outside the courtroom arena. Castle because it is usually impossible to the courtroom? year. petition into the educational system Both sides have valid reasons for Farms has made attempts to improve The East Jordan Christian school was a major argument used by those was hoping for an enrollment of 40. who supported the "voucher system" That would have meant the loss of of state aid payments in the 1978 state $30,000 to $50,000 in state aid for the elections. (That proposal was defeated public school, and certainly would have by voters, or we surely would have seen resulted in staff reductions. more students enrolling in the Although the state aid cuts were Christian schools here this year.) relatively mild for the public schools There may be positive and negative this year, they could be much more results of the establishment of the Why doesn't everybody read? pronounced next year. Christian schools in our area. What is Christian school organizers were hurt important at this point is that the Back to school. Labor Day is gone many good attributes and that some systems have started in an effort by the recent downturn in the economy public schools pay attention to the and children across the country are potential existed for TV to be the to improve the basic skills of then- and local factory layoffs. With tuition movement that is afoot and plan for it returning to classrooms. Many of them greatest learning tool of all time. students. ranging from $450 to $550 a year, the as much as possible unwillingly. The problem, he theorized, was that A broad-based curriculum is nice in schools undoubtedly would have at- Will a decrease in state aid affect the I'm sure that time has embellished Jon kids are now watching TV for their many ways, but not when "Ap- tracted more students in prosperous overall quality of education? This the memory, but I don't remember ever chief source of entertainment and as a preciation of Egyptian Art" takes the times. question and others must be con- really being unhappy about returning result they aren't reading. place of "Reading 101." Also working against the Christian sidered. School officials can't just cross to school. But then I never found Denison The absence of reading as a popular Reading has to be fun. If a child finds schools is the very fact that they are their fingers and hope. They and their school to be too hard. pastime among our yourlg isn't a that ho can get the same amount of new to this area. Parents of some school boards should be getting very Millions of children aren't as for- problem that will reverse itself. If enjoyment, or more, from reading that prospective students are apparently interested in seeing how the new tunate as I was though, and they do anything, it will worsen as a generation he gets from watching TV, the war is taking a "wait and see" attitude. If the schools evolve. find school difficult, even impossible. learning disabilities to be caused by of non-readers bear children of their won. Why? impaired hearing, faulty eyesight and own. Ignorance, as they say, begets Indoctrination is a possible answer. From talking to teachers and many more previously unknown ignorance. Children need heavy exposure to the counselors over the years (my mother is factors. What is the answer? printed word if they're ever to find that both) so I've known several of them, I tA.any of the causes aren't biological, The state of New York has tests, wonders of the world are theirs to All bloat get the impression that the bulk of However. They are outgrowths of a given to all public school students, to discover with books. learning problems faced by youth changing society. determine whether a pupil has enough Rev. Dale Turner, of the East Jordan, today are caused by an inability to= A-friend of mine, the director of a....grBSp*of y ^h,- pup t iii "read. »»*•>•*•««*.,.,.•.•....• ... ,.••••.. -, journalism program in New Ycok, did a3^,Droeee.$l>.j£i.Jthe^nextj 5™de _and, teresting way when he described the no column A single factor could never be series of guest columns for a local presumably, a higher level of learning, one room school concept planned at his pointed to as THE reason for a child newspaper citing television as one of The Regents, as the tests are called, (Dear Editor: It will probably come church's new school. Said Rev. Turner, not being able to read. Some of the the chief degenerative factors in are one step that one state has tried- as a great blow when I say there will be "We'll have two rooms, one a 'learning causes are biological. Early education modern society. Reversing the trend of multi-course no column this week. And, as you are to read' room, the other a 'reading to specialists are finding more and more He conceded that the medium had offerings is another possible remedy recovering from the shock, others may learn' room". Amen, Rev^ Turner. dance a jig, thinking I have passed away or perhaps died.) Marshall (It troubles me much that I am not Sayles able to offer my usual highly intelligent TECHNOLOGY ON TRIAL: and sobering in-depth analysis of the daily activities hatched around town. It also disturbs me that the Pulitzer Prize I began to bloat. The same as a cow WHAT'S YOUR VERDICT? people will have nothing to judge this does when he eats sour grass or week.) something.) (If some should ask, you might say (It is very difficult to write anything Today technology is on trial. It stands accused of that due to Labor Day you had an early about Boyne City upon a bloated deadline and that I missed it; or that in stomach. Especially with the sweet myriad crimes — destroying the environment, the process of moving your office from corn fighting the baked beans and with poisoning the populace, and even threatening Lake to Main Street the column, the beans dead set upon defending the future of the human race. To silence critics, through human error, was dropped and themselves.) defenders point to a stunning record of washed down the drain before you (Years ago I wrote a column about technological advances that formed the modern could snatch it back. Editors are noted East Jordan while under the influence world and hold the promise for a better tomorrow. for being poor snatch backers.) of a bloated stomach. The shame Reach your verdict with help from evidence (These are good, sound believable lingers.) presented in Courses by Newspaper's Fall series lies that will be accepted if a serious (Come to think of it, it was riot baked face is kept during the telling.) beans. It was sweet corn and pork "Connections: Technology and Change." Led by (Since I always put my heart and chops, eaten at a Rotary Club picnic. It Professor John G. Burke of the University of soul and poor schooling into each was something of a first. I became the California, Los Angeles, historians and social column for which you compensate with only Rotary Club member ever to be scientists illuminate sources of invention, the im- coffee money, I must tell you the truth. bloated.) pact of technology on modern life, and the pros- Let it go no further or I shall suffer (If my stomach had not been pects for controlling change. And Courses by shame. I am a poor shame sufferer.) demanding my full attention this week Newspaper makes it possible to earn college (During the week we had a party. I would have written something on the One of those things where everyone rise and fall of Front Street, or why credit in a convenient study program. brings a dish to pass. Someone brought Boyne City has so many banks while As you debate technology's future, plan to sweet corn and someone brought baked nobody seems to have any money.) make "Connections" must reading. Your verdict beans. Being a sweet corn and baked (My regular column will be back next could set change on a new course. bean person I ate long after the affair week, I assure you. For I shall never had broken up.) again eat sweet corn and baked beans (This was a mistake. Within an hour in any month that does not have a K.) Qftartevoix (Bounty c?; • YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER Publishers George Colburn, Paul Marcus Editor and General Manager Jim Baumann News Editor Jon Denison News Editor .Dianne Murray Office Manager Rosalind 'Stump Office Assistant Terri Morgan Production Manager Cheryl Goodburn Darkroom Technician Jeannie Maasey Typesetter Dee McCary 'Proofreader Judy Puroll Advertising Sales Jinny Giacomelli Advertising Sales Sandy Vansteenkiste Advertising Sales Mitzi Schaaf The Charlevoix County Press, publication 396480, is pub!- bed weekly by Boyne Publishing Company, Inc., Boyne City. Michigan, 49712, and entered as second class matter every Wednesday in the Boyne City Post Office. Address: 116 E. Main Street, P.O. Box 216, Boyne City. Phone: [616] 582-6761 Subscriptions: *9 (or $6.60 for Senior Citizens) in Charlevoix County and ad- QRartevoix Qouniy x&ress joining counties. Elsewhere $16 for one year, $26 for 2 years, and $36 for 3 yean. "Single copies 25 cents. * Connections is being offered in conjunction with North Central Michigan College and Jordan Community Education. It start* Sept. 20 in Your Community Newspaper. DeadlmesiNoon Friday for community event announcements.Noon Monday for advertising and letters. 4 p.m. Tuesday for last-minute news. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6.1979 • Charlevoix County Press - Page 5

NOTICE NOTICE EVELINE TOWNSHIP PUBLIC NOTICE Obituaries Michigan Water Resources Comndasion The following change in the Plat Standards of The regular meeting of the Eveline Township Board will be held on Tuesday, September 11, Stevens T. Mason Building the Charlevoix County Road Commission is Lansing, Michigan 48909 David (George) Rebec, 21 Rev. Green served many churches in effective as of August 13, 1979: 1979 at 8:00 p.m. at the township hall on Ferry Michigan, including Boyne City, East Road. . ... 517-373-8088 All roads constructed in plats approved Permit Number: MI0004103 Jordan, St. Johns, Nashville, Alanson, after August 13, 1979 shall have a Eric Beishlag David W. (George) Rebec, 21, of 103 NOTICE: Application for National Pollutant Third St., East Jordan, died Sept. 2 at Harrison, Levering and Eureka. He surface course of Bituminous Asphalt Eveline Twp. Clerk also founded a church in Cairo, Ga., conforming to the MDOT specification Discharge Elimination System (Public Law 92- Munson Medical Center in Traverse 500) Permit by U.S. Dept of Interior, Fish and City. ; • . , and retired at Harrison. 4:11 and shall be a minimum thickness Survivors include his wife, the former of 170 lb/sq. yd. Wildlife Service, Jordan River Hatchery, Elmira, He died of head injuries sustained Ethel M. Johnson; three sons, Harry of Michigan, to discharge treated fish hatchery PUBLIC NOTICE effluent. Tuesday afternoon when a car he was Garden City, Robert of Ovid and Rev. CHARLEVOIX COUNTY working on fell off a jack. Donald of Lansing; one daughter, Michigan Water Resources Commission U.S. Dept. of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service ROAD COMMISSION has applied for reissuance of its National Virginia, of Belleville; 15 grand- Fred Welch, Engineer-Manager Stevens T. Mason Building He was born in July 14, 1968, in children; 27 great-grandchildren; his Lansing, Michigan 48909 Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NP- Charlevoix. He graduated from East 43-3tc stepfather, Zeb Odette of Hen- 517-373-8088 DES) Permit to discharge treated fish hatchery Jordan High School in 1976. Rebec was dersonville, N.C.: a stepbrother, Permit Number: MI 0004103 effluent into the waters of the State of Michigan. employed by Courter, Inc. in Boyne The permit will be issued by the Michigan Water City. Charles Odette of Miami, Fla.; two sisters, Martha Rodmore of Bradenton, NOTICE OF FILING NOTICE: Application for National Pollutant Resources Commission. He was the son of George and Marie Fla., and Dorothy Squires of Lupton. NOMINATING PETITIONS Discharge Elimination System {Public Law 92- The applicant is engaged in the culturing and (Chanda) Rebec of East Jordan. 500) Permit by U.S. Dept. of Interior, Fish and rearing of lake trout for stocking purposes. The FOR CITY COMMISSIONER Wildlife Service, Jordan River Hatchery, Elmira, applicant discharges its effluent to the Jordan Survivors include his parents; three Charles F. Amesbury, 84 Michigan, to discharge treated fish hatchery River. sisters, Mrs. David (Rebecca) Ingham CITY OF BOYNE CITY effluent. On the basis of preliminary staff review and of Fort Rucker, Ala., Mrs. Cecil (Diane) Charles F. Amesbury, 84, of Boyne U.S. Dept. of Interior. Fish and Wildlife Service application of applicable standards and Hawkins of East Jordan, and Debra City, a lifelong resident of northern NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that nomination has applied for reissuance of its National regulations, the Michigan Water Resources Rebec, who still lives at home; two Michigan, died Aug. 18 at Grandvue petition forms will be available at the City Hall, Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NP- Commission proposes to .issue a permit for the brothers, Rudy of Kingsley and Robert "Medical Care Facility. Boyne City, Michigan, from Sept. 4, 1979 to Sept. discharge subject to certain effluent limitations of East Jordan. DES) Permit to discharge treated fish hatchery Funeral services were held Aug. 20 at 25, 1979, 5.00 o'clock p.m. for the purpose of effluent into the waters of the State of Michigan. and special conditions. The permit expiration Stackus Funeral Home. Father Dennis placing in nomination the names of candidates for The permit will be issued by the Michigan Water' date is April 30, 1984. A funeral Mass was held at St. Stilwell officiated, and burial was in the Office of City Commissioner. Resources Commission. The proposed determination to issue an NPDES Joseph's Catholic Church Sept. 5, with Maple Lawn Cemetery. Pursuant to the regulations as set forth in the The applicant is engaged in the culturing and Permit is tentative. Persons wishing to comment Father Joseph Lima officiating. The City Charter, Chapter 4, Section 4.6, nominating upon , or object to, the proposed determination He was born Aug. 4, 1895, in Seney rearing of lake trout for stocking purposes. The rosary was recited in the Oak Chapel at petitions for each candidate shall be signed by not applicant discharges its effluent to the Jordan are invited to submit the same in writing to: Vanderwall-Watson Funeral Home and lived all his life in northern less than twenty nor more than forty registered Engineering & Technical Services Section, Water Michigan and Boyne City. For most of River. Sept. 4. Burial will be in Calvary electors of the City of Boyne City. On the basis of preliminary staff review and Quality Division, Dept. of Natural Resources, Cemetery. his working years, he was employed by The terms of office of Thelma Behling and Box 30028, Lansing, MI 48909. various steamship companies and application of applicable standards and Joseph Gierlach, incumbent Commissioners will regulations, the Michigan Water Resources The permit application number should appear Memorial contributions may be worked on the Great Lakes. be expiring. next to the above address on the envelope and the Mr. Amesbury was a World War I Commission proposes to issue a permit for the made to the East Jordan Ambulance Two City Commissioners, four year terms, will discharge subject to certain effluent limitations first page of any submitted comments. All Service. veteran. be elected at the Nov. 6, 1979 City General and special conditions. The permit expiration comments received within thirty (30) days of the On Nov. 17, 1921, he married the Election. date is April 30, 1984. date of issuance of this public notice will be former Florence Cunningham in When a petit'on is filed by persons other than A Public Hearing will be held to provide an considered in the formulation of the final Roy F. Green, 82 Petoskey. The couple made their home the person whose name appears thereon as a determinations. If no written objections are in Boyne City since that time- opportunity for the public to present evidence and candidate, it may be accepted only when ac- views on the proposed determinations which may received, the Michigan Water Resources Com- Former Boyne City and East Jordan Survivors include his wife; three mission will issue its final determinations no later companied by the written consent of the can- assist in the formulation of final determinations Baptist minister Roy F. Green, 82, died sons, Lawrence, Daniel and Thomas, all didate. than sixty (601 days following the date of this Aug. 18 at a nursing home in Clare. of Boyne City; one daughter, Mrs. Jack regarding the proposed permit. The Public notice. Also no petition shall be determined to be valid Hearing is to be held at the East Jordan High Funeral services were held Aug. 22 in (Cynthia) Fraley of Boyne City; 12 unless the affidavit of qualifications provided for The application, proposed permit including Lansing, with Rev. Green's son, Rev. grandchildren; three great grand- School at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 2, 1979 in Section 6.1 of the City Charter shall be filed AH interested parties are invited to be present to proposed effluent limitations and special con- Donald L. Green officiating. Burial was children; two brothers, Lowell and with such petition. ditions, comments received, and other in- in Eureka. Lester, both of Boyne City; one sister, offer evidence and express their views relating to In addition, upon presentation of said the above proposed permit. Parties making formaton, are on file and may be inspected at the He was born April 23, 1897 in Cook Mrs. Lloyd (Genevieve) • Desy of nominating petition, said candidate must file a Water Quality Division Offices, 8th Floor, County, 111. Mackinaw City. presentations are urged to address their Campaign Finance Report with the Clerk, under statements to the above proposed permit. Oral Stevens T. Mason Building, Lansing, Michigan State Statue. statements will be heard, but, for the accuracy of and at the District Office located at 8717 N. Petitions will be available on Sept. 4, 1979, thru the record, written statements are encouraged. Roscommon Road, P.O. Box 128, Roscommon, Sept. 25, 1979 at 5:00 o'clock p.m., which is the The application, related documents, proposed MI 48653. Phone 517/275-5151 at any time between 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Monday last day to file a nominating petition. effluent limitations and special conditions are on All necessary forms needed to meet all statutes through Friday. Copies of the Public Notice and Notice Of Public Hearing file and may be inspected and copied at the Water corresponding Fact Sheet summarizing ap- of the City and State shall also be available for Resources Commission office on the 8th floor of official filing. plication information and proposed permit CITY OF BOYNE CITY the Stevens T. Mason Building, Lansing, conditions are available at no charge. Copies of all Any further questions pertaining to Michigan 48926, at any time between the hours of nominating petitions or the City Election may be other information are available at a cost of 5 cents A Public Hearing will be held on Tuesday, September 11, 1979, at 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. per page. 7:00 p.m. in the Commission Chambers, City Hall, 319 North Lake answered by contacting the City Clerk's Office, Please bring the foregoing to the attention of Street, to consider a petition to close Evangeline Street within Boyne during regular working hours. persons whom you know would be interested in Please bring the foregoing to the attention of City from Hemlock Street to Main Street. TOM GARLOCK this matter. persons whom you know would be interested in CITY CLERK this matter.

BOYNE CITY Moved by Moody, seconded by Moved by Behling, seconded by new gas boiler in the amount of to Hodgkiss and Douma, Inc., in the Moody to appoint Whelton McNicol to COMMISSION MINUTES Fitzpatrick to adopt the following Moody to adopt the following $5,455.00. Funds being budgeted and amount of $26,471.20, and to authorize the Boyne City Airport Advisory resolution: AUG. 14,1979 Resolution: available in Account Code 101-958-983 • the City Manager on behalf of the City Board, 3 year term. Term ending Aug. RESOLUTION RESOLUTION - City Hall Building Fun within the of Boyne City to enter into a contract 15, 1982. Roll call all yeas. Motion WHEREAS, Timothy J. Clifton has WHEREAS a needs assessment Capital Improvement Program. Roll with them. Funds to come from the carried. RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS recently conducted by the Michigan OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF served this Commission as City call all yeas. Motion carried. Capital Improvement Fund Account Moved by Behling, seconded by Manager of the City of Boyne City in Department of Social Services in- The city manager gave a report on a Code 101-958-978. Roll call all yeas. Fitzpatrick to appoint Leon Jarema to THE BOYNE CITY COMMISSION dicates that there is a significant need DULY CALLED AND HELD AT excess of one year, July 17, 1978, recent meeting he held with Phillip Motion carried. the Boyne City Airport Advisory having been the first day of his em- for new Adult Foster Care homes in Armstrong and Dan Osmer of Great The city manager presented a letter hoard, 2 year term. Term ending Aug. THE COMMISSION CHAMBERS, Charlevoix County; ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 14,1979 AT ployment by tne Commission; and Lakes Energy Systems concerning a from Richard Thomas, Vice-President 15, 1981. Roll call all yeas. Motion WHEREAS, per the contract which WHEREAS this same needs feasibility study for alternative energy of First National Bank, requesting that carried. * 7:00 P.M. assessment, in fact, projects that as Present: Mayor Keith Fitzpatrick, exists between this Commission and sources to heat or save heat in city hall. the commissioh consider the sale of Moved by Moody, seconded by many as 36 Adult Foster Care beds Behling to appoint Charles Rivard to Commissioners Steven Moody and Mr. Clifton, his performance as the Mr. Phil Armstrong outlined the city-owned land adjacent to the bank must be developed in Charlevoix the Boyne City Airport Advisory Thelma Behling. Absent: Com- City's chief administrator and his contents of the proposed feasibility property, which would increase the salary therefor were reviewed to mark County in the next year to adequately study. feasibility of building a larger bank Board, 2 year term. Term ending Aug. missioners Catherine Jessup and satisfy anticipated demand for AFC the one year anniversary of his em- Moved by Behling, seconded by facility when the need arises and to 15, 1981. Roll call all yeas. Motion Joseph Gierlach. Also Present: City homes; carried. Manager Timothy J. Clifton, City ployment; said review having taken Fitzpatrick to authorize the city insure an adequate buffer between the place in closed session on Tuesday, WHEREAS, Charlevoix County manager to sign a contract with Great bank and future industrial users of Moved by Fitzpatrick, seconded by Clerk Tom Garlock and City Attorney Department of Social Services and Moody to appoint Maryanne Watkins Harvey Varnum. July 31, 1979, after the conclusion of Lakes Energy Systems to conduct an property to the north and also to the noon meeting;-and Community Mental Health staff state Alternative Energy Feasibility Study provide sufficient land area to meet set- to the Boyne City Airport Advisory The Minutes of the Regular Meeting that the vast majority of individuals Board, 1 year term. Term ending Aug. of July 13, 1979 and July 31, 1979 were WHEREAS, the Mayor all four on the city hall buildings, projected back requirements. Commissioners were in attendance; who request AFC placement in over a five year period, in the amount of The city manager explained the 15, 1980. Roll call all yeas. Motion approved as received in the Com- Charlevoix County, express that they carried. missioner's Packet. and $700.00. The study would include an proceedures undertaken to get would prefer to live in either Boyne inventory of present energy use, adequate in-put into this proposal. The The city clerk read a list of minutes Following a referral from the Planning WHEREAS, this Commission is City, Charlevoix, or East Jordan; agreed unanimously that Mr. Clifton detailed suggestions for improvement Planning Commission was contacted that were available for public in- Commission, a Public Hearing was held WHEREAS, according to individuals spection at the city hall. in behalf of Mr. Richard Campbell, has done and continues to do the job it of the existing structures at the city and also the city's planning firm of has wanted done in regard to carrying requesting AFC placement, urban AFC hall and garage, with special emphasis Johnson, Johnson & Roy. It was the Boyne City Housing Commission owner of Lots 8 and 9, Block 2 of the placements are often more desireable Meeting of July 10, 1979. • Village of Spring Harbor, located at out the policy established by this on the use of energy efficient appliances opinion of the planners that the Commission for the City of Boyne City because of the immediate proximity of for water and space heat, passive solar potential sale of the 100 ft. x 400 ft. Library Board Meeting of July 12, the southwest corner of the intersection community resources (such as stores, 1979. of Charlevoix Street and the Lake with a high degree of professionalism space heating, use of wind power, and parcel of industrially-zoned land to and with an exceptional and in- theatres, libraries, doctors, etc.); wood heating for the garage. Weather First National Bank if sold to them Planning Commission Meeting of July Charlevoix waterfront. The hearing WHEREAS many of the disabled and 16, 1979. was to petition the Commission for a creasingly excellent degree of skill; and stripping and roof improvements not to would insure a green-belt buffer be- elderly residents of Boyne City and be covered. Funds to be available tween any future industrial users and Parks and Recreation Commission zoning change from R-l to R-2, WHEREAS, during the past year Charlevoix County would benefit most notable amount the ac- within the Capital Improvement Fund the bank. Essentially, by selling the Meeting of July 19, 1979 cancelled due enabling said party to construct a 4 greatly from the further development to lack of a quorum. unit condominium/townhouse project complishments attributible to the City Account Code 101-958-983 •• City Hall property to the bank the city would be of Adult Foster Care resources in Building Fund. Roll call all yeas. insuring the same thing that it would Boyne City Housing Commission on the property. Administration include: Boyne City; Motion carried. have required in terms of a site plan Special Meeting of July 25, 1979. Jack Hale, Ruth Lezotte, Connie 1) Initiation of a Comprehensive Plan THEREFORE be it resolved that the Boyne City Housing Commission •Leaman, Mary Churchill all spoke 2) Establishment of a Capital Im- The city manager gave a report on the from a potential industrial user. The City Commission of Boyne City, third phase of the Capital Im- property in question is less than one Special Meeting of July 31, 1979. against the zoning change. Letters provement Program Michigan supports the development of The public is invited to attend the ' were read by the City Manager from 3)Restructuring and Revision of the provement Program consisting of the acre in size and would not hamper the Adult Foster Care resources in the City paving of strrets. As bid, the Street utilization of the area as an industrial following meetings of boards and the following people: Robert Sharer City's Budget Process of Boyne City and Charlevoix County commissions: .. and Art Rouse, for zoning change; 4) Instituting an Agenda Packet which Improvement Program is composed of park. In addition, First National Bank adequate to care for those disabled and Thursday, August 16,1979, at 5 p.m. - : Stanley Golas, Albert Kassin and has Facilitated City Commission and three individual projects: 1) The first would-continue to permit the utilization elderly residents of Charlevoix County • Parks and Recreation Commission, . Alfred Lezotte, against zoning change. Public Involvement in the Decision- element of the project entails resur- of the open area for both soccer and the who request Adult Foster Care City Commission Chambers, City Hall, , Nellie Flodquist read her objections to making Process facing of Marshall Road from the in- horse shows until such time that they placement in the county" and who, in tersection of Front, Division and require the area for possible expansion 319 North Lake Street. ' the zoning change. 1) The change 5) Transition to the new City Hall fact, need such care to improve their would create an isolated district Lakeshore westward to the city limits. purposes. Thursday, August 16,1979, at 7 p.m. • 6) Completion of the Rotary Park quality of life. Boyne City Historical Commission, unrelated to the existing zoning or spot Project 2) The second element consists of zoning. 2) There are adequate sites Rull call all yeas. Motion carried. paving of Wenonah Street. 3) The third Moved by Behling, seconded by City Commission Chambers, City Hall, 7) Liaison with the Advisory Boards The City Manager gave a report on Moody that the city commission will 319 North Lake Street. already zoned for the proposed use in and Commissions and final element entails the paving of districts permitting such use, (R-2). 3) the conversion to gas heat for the city Harris Street. make the 100 ft. x 400 ft. parcel of said Monday, August 20,1979, at 5 p.m. - 8) Increased communication between hall offices, pointing out that figures land available for sale and directs the : The property can be developed in and among departments These projects were selected because Planning Commission, City Com- ' accord with the existing zoning— R-l. show that the City can expect to reduce of their high maintenance cost to the city manager to hire an independent mission Chambers, City Hall, 319 9) Creation of a downtown Moved By Fitzpatrick, seconded by its heating bill by approximately 25 city. Marshall road is rapidly losing its appraiser to set a value on said North Lake Street. redevelopment plan Moody to deny the zoning change for percent annually by converting to a gas sub-base and, if it were not replaced property and to advertise for bids on Wednesday, August 29, 1979, at 6 ,10) Reorganizing of the Boyne City the following reasons: (1) The City boiler system. Based upon the annual and resurfaced, there is a possibility this property, following the appraisal, p.m. •• Boyne City Youth Advisory Municipal Airport Commission would not go against the projected expense for electricity of that Marshall Road would be washed which is to be kept confidential until'all Board, City Commission Chambers, 11) Development of a Water Meter judgement of the Planning Com- _ $18,000, this would result in a savings out. Wenonah and Harris Streets bids have been filed. Roll call all yeas. City Hall. Improvement Program mission, which rejected the change. (2) ' to the City of approximately 84,600 present a major maintenance problem Motion carried. Tuesday, September 4, 1979, at 7:30 12) Involvement with the Chamber of The majority of property owners each year. caused by large amounts of water run- The city manager gave his monthly p.m. -• Boyne City Housing Com- Commerce and other civic groups; and immediately adjacent to said property Two bids were received for the con- off onto these unimproved streets from report of the budget and stated that of mission, Litzenburger Place, 829 South were against the change. (3) It would WHEREAS, a review and r. iriparison version: II White Pine Plumbing, the paved driveways. This results in this time, all accounts were running Park Street. : amount to spot zoning. (4) The of salaries paid by Boyne City, East Heating and Air-Conditioning -• continuous filling and grading. within their budgets. Accounts payable Moved by Fitzpatrick, seconded by ' proposed zoning change is inconsistent Jordan, and Charlevoix to their chief $5,445.00. 2) Chipman Plumbing and It should be remembered that, this is in the amount of $15,002.26 were with the zoning plans of Boyne City. administrative officers established the Behling that die city commission Heating, Inc. •• $5,800.00. only the first year of the Capital Im- approved. rescind their previous resolution of Roll call vote all yeas. Motion carried. average salary to be inexces'.,of $22,000 Moved by Behling, seconded by Moved by Fitzpatrick, seconded by provement Program and in succeeding intent to vacate Front Street from The City Clerk read correspondence annually. years, it is anticipated that the im- Mnody to approve the adoption of from the State Water Pollution Control NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Behling to authorize the City Manager Second Street to Division Street. Roll provements made annually will Ordinance A-63, Boyne City Airport call all yeas. Motion carried. Association commending the em- RESOLVED that consistent with the to enter into a contract with White Pine Advisory Board, and to waive the full - gradually n.-.iuii in a more efficient and Moved by Moody, seconded by , ployew of the Boyne City Wartewater foregoing information that the salary of Plumbing, Heating and Air- second reaQing. This ordinance to take . Plant for their safety record during the Conditioning on behalf of the City of operational sewer, water and street Behling that the meeting be adjourned. the City Manager is hereby established system. immediate effect Roll call all yeas. Boyne City for the removal of the old Meeting adjourned at 8:53 p.m. at $22,600 effective immediately. Moved by Behling, seconded by Motion carried. year 1977. Roll call all yeas. Motion carried. electric boiler and the installation of a . Thomas Oarlock Moody to award the street paving bid Moved by Fitzpatrick, seconded by City Clerk Page 6 • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1979 • Charlevoix.County Press

Funeral home remodeling done; Vanderwall plans open house

Tom Vanderwall, wife Janice and five-month old son Adam will be meeting the community EAST JORDAN • Aaer five months Throughout the building are during an open house at their funeral home this Sunday. of remodeling and adding on, the speakers for a music system called Vanderwall-Watson Funeral Home is Musical Presence, which plays a finally finished. variety of background and chapel Now new owner Tom Vanderwall music. wants the entire community to see it, Even the outside of the home, as well so he is holding an open house this as the Vanderwalls' residence next Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. door, have been re-sided. "I hope everyone comes so we can Vanderwall was born and raised in meet people, they can meet us and we Muskegon, attended Muskegon can show them what we've done," Community College and served an Vanderwall said. apprenticeship at Clock Funeral Home in Muskegon from 1970-73. Vanderwall bought the former He then attended the Indiana Watson Funeral Home, located at 621 College of Mortuary Science in In- Main St., from Harry Watson on April dianapolis, earning his certification as a 15. After 59 years of family ownership, mortician in 1974. Watson is no longer involved with Since that time, he served as managing of the facility. director of the Martinson Funeral Assisting Vanderwall in running the Home in Suttons Bay. funeral home are his wife Janice and his Since moving to East Jordan, the parents, Elmer and Donna Vanderwall. funeral director has become quite The most striking change in the active in community affairs. He is a funeral home is the addition of the Oak board member on the Chamber of Chapel to.the.reax of.the building. The. Commerce, a member of the Rotary , chapel seats 175 people for funeral Club, the city housing commission and services. the ambulance service. He and his wife The interior of the home has been are members of the Bell Tower totally remodeled with new paint, Reformed Church in Ellsworth. wallpaper, furnishings, draperies and His father Elmer is retired from The Oak Chapel has been built onto the rear of the funeral home. It seats up to 175 people for carpeting. On the main level of the Sears in Muskegon and is building a funeral services. home are the parlor, where visitations home in East Jordan while assisting are held; the arrangement office; and with the operation of the funeral home. the casket selection room, which was Now that his remodeling project is moved from upstairs. complete, Vanderwall says, "I want to The entryway for the funeral home be very much available to schools, has been moved-to the south side of the community and church groups to show building. A covered walkway leads films and talk about death, grief, what Please join us for an from the street to the entry. funerals are all about, and telling Upstairs is a new coffee and smoking children about death." He will also be lounge, an operating room, and a new establishing a library of books to loan Open House business office. which deal with these subjects. from 2 to 5 p.m. Congratulations and our best wishes to Thomas Vanderwall this Sunday, Sept. 9 at INTERIOR DESIGN the newly remodeled and the residents of the East SOCIETY Vanderwall-Watson Jordan area! We are proud MEMBE

Funeral Home Tom A. Vanderwall to have had the privilege of Own er-Director INTERIOR at 621 Main Street, designing and executing the DESIGN SOCIETY East Jordan. interior of your lovely, new, MEMBE We hope everyone can come to our open house this Vanderwall-Watson Funeral Sunday, so we can meet you and show you what we Home! INTERIOR have done to improve our funeral home. We have DESIGN remodeled the building inside and out, and we have SOCIETY added a formal chapel with seating for 175. Stop in MEMBER and say hello. We'd like to meet you! An Kthnn Allen (itillcry

Ea8t VANDER W^ALL . 536-7031 862 Garfield/Traverse Ciiy/94I -7080 INTERIOR Servin ! ith a DESIGN WATSON FUNERAL HOME " « * ^™"*" Concern 3251 Henty/Muskegon/739-7118 SOCIETY • • '' v ••

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1979 - Charlevoix County.Press - Page 7

CONGRATULATION\ S to Vanderwall-Watson Funeral Home

The arrangement office is on the main floor of the funeral home.

A living room atmosphere prevails in the parlor, where funeral visitations are held.

We are Proud of the newly- The East Jordan business community remodeled Vanderwall-Watson welcomes you! We appreciate the confidence Funeral Home East Jordan Lumber Co. East Jordan you have shown in our community by investing here. Congratulations on your beautiful new

Best wishes facility and best wishes from all of us. on your Grand Opening! Northwestern State Bank E. J. Patterns East Jordan Lumber Co. Keith Dressel Realty

Clarksburg Casket Co. R. A. Campbell Agency Inc. Gemini Lanes Clarksburg, W. Va. Walker Auto Parts Jordan Valley Drugs Vallance T.V. East Jordan Co-op. We extend our best wishes to David L. Smith - - Sand & Gravel Town & Country Beauty Shop Bob & Jeans IGA Tom Vanderwoll, owner of Shermans Jordan Valley Greenhouse Dave's Mobile Service Vanderwall-Watson Funeral Home. Jordan Dairy Freeze Charlevoix County Press Welcome to East Jordan, and Jordan Heating & Refrigeration Jordan Valley Texaco J. & J. Boutique Hite Drug Co. congratulations on your remodeled Galmores Inc. Murray^ Body Shop new facility. Glens Market East Jordan Cleaners

•E.J. Shop Zitka Appliance Center Family Sportswear Wagon Wheel Restaurant

THERE SAiN OFFICE NEAR YOU Michael Burr - Insurance

.* Page 8 - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1979 • Charlevoix County Press cHeighbars Community East Jordan Events Boyne area MSU cheerleaders

Cheerleaders from Michigan State University will conduct a clinic and give a public performance at East Boyne alumnus promoted Swedish student Jordan High School Sunday. Cheerleading squads from all over Tom Sparks, a 1964 Boyne City High Northern Michigan will be attending canoeing trip (in Baldwin) on the Pere School graduate has been promoted to the clinic from 1 to 7 p.m. At 7:30, the Marquette River last weekend. sales manager of Office Electronics, Spartan cheerleaders will give a public A Tisron family reunion was held at Inc. and is moving from Blue Springs, performance, showing their award Whiting Park recently with about 50 arrives for year Mich, to Alexandria, Va. His family Nancy attending from different parts of winning routines. They'll tell how they will be joining him later this month. do their mounts, warmups and Michigan. They all enjoyed an af- The Richard McKinnon family now Tom is the son of Helen Sparks. acrobatics. Admission is $1 for adults Northup ternoon potluck and a sing^a-Ipng. The has an exchange student living with and 50 cents for students. Sponsors of Ricky Hanson, son of Linda and Don famfly also held a white elephant sale to them. Thomas Rosendahl, 17, from 582-9174 the affair are the East Jordan Hanson, and friend Susie Senete of raise money for future reunions. Door Stockholm, Sweden, will be living here cheerleaders, who are coached by New York, spent a few days here prizes were awarded to Janet Froats, for the school year. Phyllis Phyllis Hammond. visiting his grandmother Mrs. Joy Jamie Froats arid Dick Christi. Dorothy Bishaw of Chicago visited Griffin Brooks and other relatives. Hummel of Clarkston with them for a Mrs. Ruth VanHoesen was among a her father Francis Bishaw last Sunday. Boyne Falls PTO Dick and Jeanette (Erickson) Brooks few days. Their mother, Mrs. Douglas group of 188 in four buses of Eastern Kim Barnett and Lori Hillaker were 536-7643 were honored on their 30th wedding Hummel, spent the long weekend here Stars women taking the Estral tour to home for Labor Day weekend from anniversary on Aug. 26 with a party and returned home with the children on Nashville, Term, visiting the Grand Ole Central Michigan University in Mount The Boyne Falls Parent-Teacher Tuesday. Organization will have its first meeting hosted by their children, Bill, Gene, Opry and Opera Land USA and Bards Pleasant. Sally, Chuck, and Mary, held at the Recent guests of the Bob Capelins Town, Ky.', where they attended the Mary Psaff from Midwest City, Monday, Sept. 10 at 7 p.m. in the no shoveling, and no stalled cars. school cafeteria. Officers will be elected, home of Helen and Gene Brooks. About were their daughter Jan Oleson and her Steven Foster Story, a program held at Okla., Margaret Wray from Remus, Balmy breezes and sunshine are 40 of the Brooks and Erickson family son Bob of Haslett, who spent the an outside auditorium there. and Michele Beers and daughter Kara and goals for the year will be plentiful all winter long. established. were present with Dick and Jeanette. week. Also here visiting for a week was The Boyne City Area Women's from Maryland were all recent visitors Michigan. I like the change in the The Harley Burris family had a get- Mrs. Capelin's sister Betty Bingman of Organization met for breakfast at the of Mrs. Ruth Jarvis. seasons. It is God's country. Girl scout roundup together last week with daughter Diane California. Bob's sister Harriet and Country Star Restaurant Tuesday and Christina Register is visiting her Colorado, because I love the Rocky and her husband Ronald and family of Ken Lynam of Lincoln Park spent a few went from there to the Green. Sky grandmother in Lansing for awhile. Sault Ste. Marie, the Steven Kibby Mountains, and Coor's beer. It's A girl scout round-up dessert potluck days here to attend Harriet's 40th class Methodist Mission where Mr. Jay Nancy Lacroix called and asked me if family of Fife Lake and their son David peaceful and beautiful. will be held for all returning Boyne City reunion and the Capelins went with the Oliver spoke on Green Sky's history. I would write this message for her in and his family of Boyne City. California, because I can lay on the girl scouts, grades one through five, Lymans to attend the wedding of their Mrs. D. W. Kraemer of Dearborn my column. I think we should all think beach and get a tan in the morning ana L. James Hollaway is a patient at grandson in Bellaire. On Monday and Heights is here for a two week visit about how we could better our com- and their parents, plus any girls in- go up in the mountains and ski at terested in joining a troop. Munson Hospital in Traverse City after Tuesday, Mrs. Capelin's cousin and with her sister and husband Mr. and munity for handicapped people: "I suffering an accident at home this night. The sinner will be Monday, Sept. 10 husband, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip DeJong, Mrs. William Squire. think it would serve the community in week. New Mexico, because I own land out at 7 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. were here. Mr. and Mrs. Jim VanHoesen and many ways if they would support the The Charles Phillips' spent a few there and it's absolutely beautiful. Those planning on attending are asked family have returned to their home handicapped", Nancy said. "This could days in Dearborn this week visiting Jerry Froats of Lansing was here Maine, because of all the handsome to bring a dessert to share. after spending the summer months be done partly by providing us with relatives and to return their grandsons over the weekend with his mother here. public transportation, better sidewalks, fishermen that live there. Jerry and John for school. Janet and family. Michigan, because I love living so Cornerstone to be laid Lois and Bill Merchant and son and plowing needed roads in the winter The Joe Warings have returned from Patty and Denny Peck, Marilyn and Chuck of Sharon, Pa. spent the past and by forming groups that we can get close to Lake Michigan and all the little a trip to Canada, bringing their The East Jordan United Methodist Bud Beebe, Sharon and Mick Kane and week here visiting his parents, the to. It would be nice if things would lakes. grandchildren Coreen and Brent Church, corner of 4th and Esterley St., Sue and Morrie Hobbs enjoyed a Wallace Merchants. change in our community for we who Michigan and Fast Jordan, because will lay a new cornerstone Sunday, are handicapped, not because we are I've always lived here all my life. handicapped, but because we .are Sept. 9. Several church documents will Deer Lake Michigan. It always ends up my be placed in the cornerstone. Sen/or people. Just like all, other people we favorite state even though I've done a want to live, not just exist." lot of traveling ir_ many other states. The new cornerstone laying marks Neta Gerard recently returned from the 100th year since the organization of Center Little Traverse Hospital where she had Nevada, because I love Las Vegas the church. A men's breakfast will be and would like to live where the action held at 7:30 a.m. that morning, a Grandson born surgery. activities SURVEY QUESTION is. baptism and reception of new members Debra and Gary Calkins (the former BOYNE CITY - Activities planned Out of any state, where would you will take place during regular services New York: Because it's got the big Debbie Whittaker) became parents of a for the Boyne City Senior Center this like to live? and a coffee hour will follow the cor- city of New York and it would be ex- baby boy on Aug. 19. He was born at week are: California, because their is no snow. nerstone laying. Leona Stanek citing to live in such a big city. Saginaw General Hospital and weighed Thursday, Sept. 6, slimming Parks and rec meetings seven pounds, 11 ounces. He will 582-9881 fashions class will be held at 10 a.m., answer ,to the name of Chad Jeremy. bingo will be played at 1 p.m. , The public is invited.tQ attend Parks Grandparents are Gary and Pat Sunday, Sept. 9 and Monday, Sept. PRE-SEASON and Recreation Commission meetings Whittaker, and great grandparents are Mrs. Eva Fall, Mr. and Mrs. Louie 10 seniors will be taking a trip to held the third Thursday of every month Winefred and Rolland Quirk and Fall, Mrs. Delphine Gibbons, Mr. and Agawa Canyon. at 5 p.m. in City Hall. Clarence Carney. Mrs. Tom Denike and the Leon Fall Tuesday, Sept. 11, a movie titled WINTER COAT family all attended funeral services in "You're only two days away from total fitness" will be shown at 11:30 a.m. At Mt. Morris last week for their son and 1 p.m., a movie will be shown on how to brother, Herman Fall. Herman passed SALE at save a choking victim. A study group away at his summer home on Walloon session on the same subject will follow Lake. the choking film. Mrs. Florine Kuzmik and sons Wednesday, Sept. 12, a movie titled Frankie, Carl and Tom spent several "To die today will be shown at 1 days touring the Upper Peninsula. Infants to size 14 • p.m. It discusses man's desire to deny Mrs. Ruth Jackson and son Jim death. At 1:30 p.m. Jane Sooy will lead Raber drove to New Jersey and an exercise class. At 2:30 p.m. bowling Fantastic savings '^^^^ brought back daughters Kim Jackson will be held at Boyne City Lanes. and Debra and Stacy Grant last week. The Commission on Aging office in now til ' Sept. 15 ,rr\ Charlevoix has moved to 1000 Grant Announcing a NEW Money-Saving Plan! St., in the same building with the Sheriff. Captain's Corner Mon.-Sat. Shopping Center 9:30-5:30 Charlevoix Fri. til 9 p.m. 547-5241 LET ALL OF YOUR MONEY EARN INTEREST UNTIL YOU NEED IT...with our new 51% ANNUAL INTEREST COMPOUNDED CONTINUOUSLY Your Auto-Owners ON REGULAR SAVINGS! When you put your CHECKING/INTEREST PLAN SCHAFERS money in regular savings at First HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: National BAnk & Trust, righ'iforyou. you'll earn the highest bank interest allowed by •All of your money is deposited into your Savings Account law. A full h'A percent Even ifit isn't from where it earns 5% DAILY INTEREST annual interest. • The balance in your check book is zero. Auto-Uwners •When you write a check, we'll transfer the exact amount And with continuous compounding, your of that check from your Savings Account to your money earns money, continuously . . . every' Checking Account to cover it. 325 E. Ijike minute of every day, from the date of deposit i When you go to an price or coverage he'll tell • The balance in your Checking Account is again zero Petosfcey. Vfi. to the date of withdrawal ... for an "effective: insurance agent who repre- you. He knows another one and the rest of your money is still earning 49770 yield of 5.467 percent. i sents only one company, he of his companies is. 347-2430 only has one company's But the one-company 5 percent daily interest. policies to offer you. But an agent? Do you thinK he'd • There is no charge for your CHECKING^NTEREST PLAN Complete independent agent repre • tell you? So talk to your FIRST NATIONAL if you carry an average balance in your account of Line of: sents several companies. independent Auto-Owners BANK A TRUST Come in today and So if one company's agent. There's no telling '2.000 or more Windsor- insurance isn't right in how much he can help you. • If your average balance is '2000, or less, you will be Newton* Boyne City Branch start earning 5% % on your savings i charged '2,00 per month, plus 20' for each check paid. Grumbacher- 502 West Boyne Rd. immediately. i •You will receive 5% daily interest on the entire Permanent 582-6595 mount in your CHECKING/INTEREST PLAN. Figment Oils Liquitex •You must sign up for this exciting new plan, so come A Full Service Bank Member F.D.I.C. in today to our Main Office, or our East Bay View Branch. RUE'GYECGER STANLEY INSURANCE AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL INSULATION SANK ft TRUST •SALE; •••,•••• 502 West Boy he Rd. Featuring: 582-6595 9" R-30 unfaced insulation %Auto-Otvners A Full Service Bank Member F.D.I.C. 9" R-30 Kraft-faced insulation insurance other sizes also available ^_ You can't find a better name ^^ CUPRINOL (ifc=) for all your insurance needs. (y^P) Finn Lumber 106 E. Water Stain & wood "Your local building supply center" At the Bridge in Charlevoix Call Boyne City 582-6251 preservative dealer •"•• 547-4437

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Walloon Lake HAPPY Serviceman returns to Florida Hie Circus Shop GRANDPARENTS Ensign Alfred Hass, Jr. left last the house. The local Lions Club has Infanto-Giris-Boys-Teens & Prep Apparel Saturday for Pensacola, Pla. after donated a picnic table to start off their DAY Sept. 9th spending a week visiting his parents, efforts. The next meeting will be Nov. 7 OPEN till 8 PM Alfred and Joan Hass, sisters and at Boyne City at the Spring Ridge Mon. through Fri. for Your from brother and friends. While here he Home. Back To School Shopping served as b(est man for Richard Bourne Pat Taylor An open house honoring Rollyn and Jr. at his Wedding in Petoskey. Georgia Llewellyn on their 25th Downtown Petoskey (Captain's Subs Bruce and Pam Carlson of Warren 535-2234 wedding anniversary was held Sunday, "771M11 f f 17 infants to size 14 spent last week visiting with her Aug. 26. The open house was hosted by parents, Bob and Gloria Hull of their four sons, Rollyn, Mark, Tim and Clarion. Dan. They received many lovely gifts, a dinner there recently. Mrs. Griffin The Leo Dobsons and the Paul including beautiful white silk mums, accompanied him. Harry was also .ft Aungusts of Medina, Ohio visited Mrs. roses and forget-me-nots, from their Dobson's brother and sister-in-law, presented with a plaque. Dr. E. Floyd sons. ANOTHER MILES Harry and Leona Griffin recently. Norton, Lansing, was unable to attend Horseshoes, croquet, volleyball, but sent a taped message and personal John and Teene Burativic of New cards and badminton were played letter to him. Hudson' and D. Louise Smith of outside on the lawn. A buffet and an- Petoskey visited Ralph and Pat Taylor The Alternate to Institutional niversary cake made by her mother, •OPEN* last Sunday. Services, Mental Retardation Advisory Mrs. Gwen Malloy, and decorated by Larry and Darlea Matthew were in Committee, Carol Hudson, Ed Brochu her aunt, Rosemond Jeffries, was Mt. Pleasant last Monday on a (who was unable to attend) and Verne enjoyed. business trip. Goodwin met recently at the Can- About 200 guests attended. Guests HOUSE Harry Griffin, maintenance man for dlewood Home, Country Club Rd., came from Saginaw, Boyne Falls, Au FOR DO-IT-YOURSELFERS Show us lifflpr "| a picture 30 years at the Michigan Baptist recently. These local people are trying Gres, Traverse City, Petoskey, Boyne Sunday only!! Roy Bruneel Church at Lake Louise, was honored at to get support and volunteer help for City and East Jordan. Noon-5 p.m. 1447 Tompkins Rd. of your grandchildren Sept. 9 Boyne City, Mi 49712 & receive 25% off any purchase Take Deer Lake Rd. south from Boyne City to Tompkins Rd. Turn right, go one mile west. Mon.-Sat. Nursery to hold Home is just before Pleasant Valley Rd. Watch Good thru Thurs-Sat 9:30-5:30 Bride's uncle presides for and follow open house signs!! Sept. 6, 7, & 8 Fri. til 9 p.m. open house 547-524] in double-ring ceremony EAST JORDAN • Registration and an open house at the East Jordan co- Rebekah Rose Bundy of East Jordan bridesmaids, their gowns of pastel operative nursery will be held from 1 to "Clothing tor Children" and William Matthew StroUd of yellow matched the maid of honor's. 4 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 13, at the Captain s Corner Shopping Center Bloomfield Hills were wed in a double- Elizabeth Jett, niece of the groom, Presbyterian Church Sunday school Charlevoix. Michigan 49720 ring candlelight ceremony in the was flowergirl, Michael Muma was building, 207 William St. Come on out — inspect a new MILES HOME under Ph: 616/547-5241 ring-bearer. construction. See for yourself why more and more Missionary Church in East Jordan The co-op nursery will begin Sept. 27 do-it-yourselfers are earning their home the time-tested Aug. 18, by the bride's uncle, Rev. Don Thomas Stroud, brother of the groom, and children may be registered until MILES WAY by building it themselves. Bundy. He was assisted by Rev. Dale was bestman. Marc Bundy, brother of then. The school is open to children Learn how MILES helps do-it-yourselfers, with pre-cut lumber, blueprints, step-by-step assembly instructions, Turner. the bride, and Paul Lombardi, friend of between the ages of three and five. beautiful kitchen cabinets, quality heating...and much Parents of the bride are Mrs. Karlin the groom, were groomsmen. Morning and afternoon sessions will more. Thousands Qf handy, ambitious families have Auto and Bundy of East Jordan and Robert Ushers were Robert Stroud, brother of be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays beaten inflation by*saving many of the high costs of professional workmen. You can, too. Bundy of Le Mars, Iowa. Parents of the the groom, and Pat Muma, friend of the and will be taught by Barbara Wolf, Homeowners groom are Mr. and Mrs. William bride. the nursery's new teacher. Wolf, a -USE MILES EASY CREDIT- Ready cash for a big downpayment isn't important Stroud of Bloomfield Hills. A reception following the ceremony resident of Boyne City, taught at a Neither is a fully paid-for lot. MILES has mortgage Insurance was held in the church fellowship hall. nursery in Grayling for three years. money and can trust you before you star! You'll enjoy Given in marriage by her uncle, tow monthly payments while you build. Donna Spence attended the guestbook. More information on the nursery can Robert Mattson, the bride wore a gown Bring the whole family, and your plans- A Miles Thelma McKinnon made the wedding be obtained by calling 582-7544 or 536- Michael Burr of bridal satin trimmed with chantilly Representative will be on hand to answer all your cake and it was served by Deanna 2748. questions Start a new life. 806 N. Main St. lace fashioned by her mother. Gilkerson. Pam Brinsbain and Jeanne Kast Jordan, Sela Bundy, sister of the bride, was Ahem served punch and coffee, Debbie '.... *..•'"'•. Mich. 49727 maid of honor and wore a gown of Mattson and Judy Muma attended the Miles Homes Phone 536-2160 pastel green disco satin. Mary Jett, gift table. We z_Are Registered at The Do-It-Yoursel/er's Friend sister of the groom, and Wanda Following their honeymoon the couple • Send me your FREE Great Homes Idea BooV Leaman, friend of the bride were is making their home in East Jordan. • MILES HOMES. №pi mfMl i?o 1261 Attache- Rd Come to Metropolitan. Simplify your life. THE BRIDAL REGISTRY Can't make it? |Name Send for • »ddi;s5 S3 Metropolitan^ Free Ideas • Cny How sweet it is! Book or Counly 73oyne Hardware Property and Liability Ins. Co., Warwick, R.I. Call Today IPtione ( ) 616-347-5840 I plan to do D all or Z2 part ol the work A Subsidiary of Metropolitan Life How can we express our thanks to all of our friends and relatives who Q SI.00 enclosed lor priority handling attended our 50th wedding anniversary party and also to those unable to join us but who remembered us with flowers, cards and thoughts. If we did not thank you personally for all the cards and gifts we wish to now. To all our 6 children and their spouses, 23 grandchildren and spouses, and 15 great-grand children all of whom helped with and attended our We've got a new home! party we give our special thanks. It is our love (greater love cannot be known than in our family) that has made our 50 years of marriage most happy. Also, to all our host of friends, relatives and neighbors we love you. How Sweet it ish Floyd and Myrtle Hausler FINEOUrS TWIN VALLEY CARPET CENTER 104 E. MAIN STREET - BOYNE CITY, MICHIGAN 49712 - PHONE 582 2391 IS CELEBRATING THEIR SEVENTH

•Come in and register for a LUCKY 7 DRAWING •Gifts for all 116 East Main Street, Boyne City. •Door prizes The Charlevoix County Press has moved to a •Tremendous discounts on everything new office. We are now located next to Jake's Shoe •PLUS.....H you roll a Shop at 116 E. Main St. St., Boyne City. We're in the lucky pass you win building formerly occupied by Boyne City Floral. We've an additional grown considerably in the last two years, and our new FREE office will give us more room than our old one. We 7% Discount WATERPROOFING on fall and winter hope to be able to serve you better as a result. Stop garments at in and have a cup of coffee sometime! HOOKER'S CLEANERS STATION located at FINEOUT'S. Page 10 - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1979 - Charlevoix County Press

Enrichment classes—fun, learning Whether you'd like to learn through Friday in . the Board ot Making, Decorating II, Knitting, and MONDAY • Basic Auto Mechanics, something practical or something fun, Education building, 612 Mill St. You Water Color Painting. Basic First Aid (starting Oct. 1;, Basic you ought to find something to interest can also register from 6 to 8 p.m. THURSDAY - Meat Cutting, Photography, General Educationar you in the new batch of Community Wednesday, Sept. 13. Powder-Puff Mechanics, and Chair Development (G.E.D.), Government, Education classes that start soon in Enrichment class fees vary according Caning. Individual Studies, Interior Boyne City and East Jordan. to the length of class and materials Also for one night only, Sept. 20, a Decorating, Knitting, Sewing, Syn-. Enrichment classes are offered to needed. High school completion classes chain saw maintenance workshop will chronized Swimming, Algebra I, and persons over 18 years of age who would are free to anyone going back to school be offered. Math. like to learn new things, brush up on for their diploma. The same classes can For further information, contact TUESDAY • Aerobic Dance old skills and further their education. be talfen by others Tof"$20. Judy Johnson, Mark Guitar, Arlene (Tuesday and Thursday), Beginning The classes are an excellent way to Several new classes have been added Collins or Fran Wiker at the Boyne Needlepoint, Communication Skills, meet people, and have some fun to both curriculums. City Community Education office at Deaf Communications (Tuesday and learning at the same time. Many of the Some of the new Boyne City classes 582-6765. Thursday), Microwave Cooking teachers who teach the classes are are a basic survival class, taught by (starting Oct. 4), Wild Dry Flowers, working men and women who enjoy Bud Ryder. The class will teach first Jamie Baumann, director of the East and Wine Making. their skill so much they teach it to aid, land navigation, how to find food Jordan Community Education Program is excited about some of the WEDNESDAY • American Crisis others. and shelter in the woods, and how to and Family, General Bookkeeping, Registration for both East Jordan use survival tools and equipment. new classes offered, including Basic Photography, Interior Decorating, Pottery and Reading Improvement. and Boyne City classes starts next Other new classes include Stained THURSDAY - Connections: week, Sept. 10 to 14. Most classes Glass I, taught byKeith Breuker; Felt Knitting, Sychronized Swimming, American Crisis and Family, Pottery Technology and Change, Scuba Diving begin the fallowing week, Sept. 17. Making, taught by Mike Fulkerson; (starts Sept. 27), Speech and Wood Details will be available in brochures and . Powder Puff Mechanics, taught Making, Scuba Diving and Wood Shop. Shop. which will soon be mailed to school by Bud Handy. For further information contact Cake decorating, one class offered at the Boyne City Community Education district residents. MONDAY - Deaf Communication, The schedule for EAST JORDAN Jamie Baumann at the East Jordan Program, offers those enrolled a chance to creatively cakes, cookies and cupcakes. The Boyne City Community Tie-Dye, and Cake Decorating I. Community Education classes is as Community Education office at 536- The Community Education classes in Boyne City and East Jordan axe ideal for Education office has moved to the high TUESDAY - Upholstery, Slim- follows: 3241. learning a new skill and meeting people. school and registration is from 8:30 nasties, Exercises and Dance, a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday Macrame, Microwave Cooking, and and in the evening from 7 to 9. Stained Glass I. Registration for East Jordan classes WEDNESDAY - Dry Flowers and is from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday Plant Care, Deaf Communication, Felt Sl'MMKKIKH'KN

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Charlevoix Floral Peioskey Floral 109 Bridge St. 116 E. Water St. 501W. Mitchell Petoskey 547-6093 582-7392 347-4185 Across from Little Traverse Hospital Adult Supervision Open Days b Evenings Bob & Judy Bernhardt's For Pri»ate Parties B AND J ROCK Call 347-1032 AND BOTTLE SHOP Skating Time b Reservations 115 E. Main Harbor Springs 1OOO River Rd. Petoskey 526-5044 - WHERE THE GOOD TIMES JUST KEEP ROLLING ALONG DON'T MISS ANOTHER WEEK AVAILABLE ONLY FROM: BE WATCHING FOR Listed below are the coming LPkE CHARLEVOIX week's Home Box Office WEEKEND programs. HBO is movies, mm 'CQ&LETVGQ specials and sporting events CASH & CARRY brought to you uncut and To order from Charlevoix, Boyne City and East Jordan, without commercial in- call 547-9426; to order from Petoskey and Harbor Springs, SPECIALS terruptions. call 347-4352; to order from Gaylord, call 732-7597. Friday & Saturday Tonight's Highlight: Wednesday 8:00 I've got the World on a at the • 4 >• September 5 8:00 Avalanche (PG-l:30) String 9:30 The Great Houdinis (1:38) 6:30 Almost Summer (PG-1:28) 9:00 Swashbuckler (PG-1.41) Greenhouse 11:30 Carnal Knowledge (R- Tonight's Highlight: 11:00 Boulevard Nights (R- 8:00 The Quick and the Dead 1:37) 1:42) CORDUROY BOOT Something different (PG-1:28) 1:15 Lily Tomlin in "Appearing 12:45 World on a String Nitely" CUT I every weekend 9:30 Race for the Pennant Boyne Ave. Ontnhouse 10:00 Boulevard Nights (R- Monday True to the western spirit is the classic Boot Cut® Saturday September 10 (next to high school) 1:42) September 8 in comfortable and luxurious corduroy. This is the Boyne City 11:45 Uly Tomlin 6:00 Baker's Hawk (PG-1:38) jean that you can wear for any occasion and all 582-6621 3:00 The Chicken Chronicles Tonight's Highlight: the time. Low blend corduroy—14 rib, 84% Thursday

MEET OUR NEW Out & "Greenway— SANDPIPER Interiors inc. leaves a good taste in your hofie. about ... with Originality!! At Greenway Interiors, »an. imaginative and inviting ,room BOYNE MOUNTAIN LODGE in doesn't just happen. We like to Boyne Falls features Hot Sauce combine your ideas with ours, to playing every night but Sunday from 9 make your dream home, or condominium, a reality! - After THE GASLIGHT CINEMA, in to closing in the Snowflake Lounge: all, you are going to live there, not downtown Petoskey is showing THE FLYING DUTCHMAN, on M- "Co«fewa>ie & Ttujup "Americathon," rated PG. Showtime is 31 between Harbor Springs and the designer - and we keep that in 7:15 and 9:15. 347-9696. Petoskey, has James Greenway and the mind to make yours "An GM4 Caafa & Gmwb" Original"!! •Paper Goods 'Cookie Cutters THE BOYNE THEATRE is Northern Light from 10 to 2 Wed- (sailboats) showing "Escape from Alcatraz," nesday through Saturday throughout •Romenofph clay pots 'Stietf Pewter starring Clint Eastwood. Call 582-680] • the summer. * Quiche, Springfarm for showtimes. Omelet & Crepe pans ' Baldwin Brass LITTLE CAESAR'S PIZZA This is one of Wausau closets and decorator CINEMA III, in Charlevoix, is PARLOR on Bay View Road in 'Butcher Blocks *Henckels Cuilery showing "North Dallas Forty" through Homes new Sentry bathrooms- Petoskey has disco with a DJ from •Melon Bailers 'Lucite napkin holders, Series. One of the most Sept. 11. Showtime at 7:15 and 9:30 Visit our model home to- Wednesday thru Saturday. 347-8757. 410 HOWARD STREET, PETOSKEY, Ml., ice buckets 6 trays appealing lines of new day. And see for yourself. p.m. 547-4353. •Cherry Pitters homes in America. * Tableciothr, Napkins &• 616-347-6031 'Green Bean Slicers This home has a com- NORTHLAND DRIVE-IN is located HUGGS located in the Holiday Inn on place mats m easy care U.S. 131 at the south edge of Petoskey fabrics. Damask or vinyl plete energy saving on U.S. 31 between Petoskey and Baskets package including full in- Charlevoix. Call 347-9696 for feature features the rock n' roll group, The Bridal Registry & Complimentary Gift Wt-apping sulation, double-hung VISIT OUR and showtimes. Marquis and Gondorf, playing every INSTRUMENT Layaway, Gift Certificates and Charge Cards wood windows, insulated night but Sunday, 9 to 1:30 a.m. exterior doors, forced air MODEL HOME through Sept. 15. Disco every Sunday LIQUIDATION SALE heat and more. evening from 9 to 1 a.m. 347-6041. SCttrljen potpourri Best of all. this is a great ties place to live. With gyp- GREY GABLES INN, 308 Belvedere, sum drywall interiors, flat Charlevoix, features Al Breeze on the BVTHEBRIDGE IN ceilings, wood kitchen piano seven nights a week from 9 to 2. CHARLEVOIX cabinets, spacious THE BOYNE RIVER INN in UNTIL ALL ARE SOLD downtown Boyne City features disco DUFFY'S on Pleasantview Road Hours: 9:30-5:30 Fridays 'til 9:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday evenings from 10 between Petoskey and Harbor Springs, THE MUSIC MAKERS Mon.-Sat. Sundays 12-4 p.m. p.m. to 2 a.m. features folksinger Sean Ryan from 9 to 1406 E. LAKE PETOSKEY 1 1:30 Tuesday through Saturday. THE DILWORTH in downtown John Northup Inc. For information: Boyne City presents the rock band THE WEATHERVANE in Elijak Starr Tuesday through Charlevoix features Lori Jacobs Write Jordan Guys & Gals P.O. Box106B 1-616-599-2229 Saturday from 10 to 2 in the downstairs Thursday through Sunday in the Grist Ellsworth, Ml 49629 Gallery Lounge. Mill room. (Fred's Barber Shop) THE MOGUL INN on M-75 South, HILTON SHANTY CREEK, in us a Visit John Northups WAUSAU Model Home today1 Located Boyne City, features the rock n'roll Bellaire presents Skatin', performing overlooking the Antrim Dells' 18 hole Goll Course -10 miles group Vision Wednesday through every night but Sunday from 9 to 2. Now open! south of Charlevoix on U.S. 31 Saturday at 9:30. On Sundays, Captain letter! Pat Lord Fred Vincent Look for the Antrim Dells sign - Follow the entrance road to Fishook and His AU-Night Crawlers the tennis courts on the hill Turn left and the model is only play from 9 to 1. 582-9955. BROWNWOOD ACRES FARM We encourage letters to Wed. 9 • Noon 8:30 to 5:30 Tues • Fri a few feet ahead HOUSE near Eastport is spotlighting the editor on topics of Thurs & Fri 9 - 5:30 Sat. 8 - 4 VICTORY LANES in Petoskey Harvest, a 4-piece show group playing public interest. Deadline 103 Esterly St. East Jordan 536-3191 Welcome Home. features North Country Wednesday Wednesday through Sunday. Also is Monday noon. Sign through Saturday nights. 347-4927. featuring the Honey Bees. 544-5811. your name.

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IRONTON FERRY Once again, the Dilworth is a dining {Restaurant guide Tfec experience featuring good food and solid spirits-witlrlrTull-iiaSKton of landlubber courses to tempt your palate. INC. DINNERS - Tues. - Sun. Fat Clarence's the Calorie Factory Spaghetti Special Fat Clarence's Calorie Factory is located at the bridge on highway M-32 in downtown East Jordan. — $4.25 HAMBURGERS The restaurant was purchased by Clarence and Gail Every Thursday-Served from 5:00 p.m. FRENCH FRIES Weaver last year, and their new menu, featuring Breakfast - Lunch - Dinners Daily CHICKEN BASKETS "garishly garnished" creations of all kinds, has been Featuring FISH BASKETS a big hit with the folks in the East Jordan area. SHRIMP BASKETS "Assembly line" lunches are popular with the Friday Nite After The luncheon crowd. Different specials •• from beef.stew AND A to barbecued ribs - are featured every day from 11 TASTY TREAT a.m. to 2 p.m. The varied lunch menu also includes Game Special FOR DESERT such offerings as a club sandwich, The Fabulous Wet Burritos & Tacos Frank, and The Hulk - two garishly garnished SUMMER HOURS quarter-pound hamburger patties. The Calorie Made to order with OPEN 7 days Factory is open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. seven days a Mild & Hot Sauce lla.m.-10:30p.m. week, serving a breakfast, lunch and dinner. Stop Served from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. DOWNTOWN BOYNE CITY -A RE4TA«IKANT and say hello to Fat Clarence! M-66 at the Ironton Ferry INSIDE SEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 8a.m.-2 a.m. 547-9135

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LAKE CHARLEVOIX -Unfinished ranch home with 4" well and septic system on 1 acre with lakeview and 20' of private lake access. 835,000. LAKE CHARLEVOIX • Two nice, building sites each with 88" Modern Home frontage and sandy beach. $26,500 each. SKI CHALET -Three bedrooms with two baths and full basement on Looking for a newer modern home? Complete with 3 bedrooms, 2 one wooded acre with small trout stream im the heart of Boyne baths, carpeted sunken living room with fireplace, plus more. Call Country. $28,900. Country Living Charlene Roberts of Ski & Shore of Boyne today for this very special BUILDING PARCELS -- 20 sites ranging from 3 to 45 acres in size Two acres of maples surround this well built home. Three bedrooms, place. Low $30's. 582-6554 or 536-3290. just 2 miles south of Boyne City. $3,500 to $13,800. large living room and kitchen, plus a rustic family room, garage and deck. Excellent location between Boyne City and Walloon Lake. S39.000.

COUA/ELL RELQ PROPERTIES. INC. REATTOX skkshore REALTOR* VOUR KEY TO BET rfR LIVING ^^^^V~OF BOYNE OF BOYNE 208 S. Lake Boyne City 582-6781 CITY REALTORS 405 Bridge St. Charlevoix Corner Water & East Streets (616)547-4411 222 S. Lake St., Boyne City Downtown Boyne City 582-6554 REALTOR ARTHUR POINEAU, BROKER Chalet in the Pines

Panoramic View Attractive 2 year old ranch style home with panoramic view of Lake Front Home colorful hills. Peace and quiet with this low maintainance 3 bedroom Looking for land and a private setting? This quality built home hpme. Located on one acre south of Boyne City. This lovely home situated on 27 acres may end your search. It offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full Lakeside setting, 4 bedroom home with 200' of frontage. Large deck offers attached garage, hot water heat, an extra wood burning stove baths, fireplace, full basement, 2 decks and all appliances. with sliding glass doors. 2% car attached garage. Terms available. and it's vacant now! Priced in high $30's with other property taken in trade. Ask about possible terms. Call 582-6771. DO BUSINESS WHERE BUSINESS IS BEING DONE JOHN BUICK 100 PINE RIVER LANE AT THE WEATHERVANE, CHARLEVOIX, MI. 49720 REAL ESTATE LS 3 bieganowski & associates, inc. Real Estate T3" [616J547-4494 - Located in, the old 582-2261 -.582-6481 221 water street box 97 boyne city, mi 49712 railroad office building Boyne City

Six Mile Lake 160 acre farm with classic set of farm buildings - Including remodeled five bedroom home. Other features include crop land, pasture, woods, Year-round vacation home on Six Mile Lake. 100 x 450 lot has creek and fish pond. IT'S A BEAUTY! beautiful stream running through and good sandy beach. One plus acres with small trailer, in Banks Twp. Ideal recreational property, nicely wooded. Its Mighty Nice At This Price Nice building lot in East Jordan, located in nice neighborhood with city utilities available. $2800. This three bedroom home with garage has a price so tempting you'll Several lots available in Antrim Dells. Good access, nicely wooded, want to move right in! Located on Main Street in East Jordan close to some with view of bay, beautiful building spots. shopping, churches, schools and gas stations. A fairly new furnace, a We are members of the Antrim-Charlevoix MLS System. laundry room and a nice size entryway. The whole family will love it! Extra clean, nicely decorated, and priced to sell!!! DORIRN C B East Jordan (616) 536-7641 COLWELL dgate Ben Schenck YOUR KEY TO BETTER LIVING EAST JORDAN Phona> 536-2241 or 534-7521 n & Assoc. Inc.- Real Estate Bill H. Dranth Gordon Dranth Walt Thorsan REHLTDR5 Mancelona (616)587-8301 : 200 Main Street, East Jordan 536-7885 ' 536-7689 536-2434 Boynr City !>8? t> >01

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House and 10 acres in Jordan Township on M-32. Land is half wooded" half cleared. Large deck on two sides and i . walkout basement. Excellent view from hillside site. Priced in the low forties. Call for terms 582-6771. Bieganowski & r i . Assoc. u • t '• •i "Trade-in Accepted." Vacant now! Larger bath and a half ranch with family room offered at $47,900. Located just outside Boyne City limits. If offers a large masonry fireplace, 2 car attached garage and over 100 feet of Porter Creek in your back yard. This is a fine offering A 65', 3 bedroom mobile home in good con- A 3 bedroom newly remodeled home in East and includes natural gas heat Smaller Older East Jordan home in good condition, 4 dition on 6.4 acres with 700' on Wickersham Jordan, situated on 2 lots near shopping and home taken in trade or $10,000 down. Road near Charlevoix. recreation. bedrooms, basement, large workshop, plus a Call 582-6771. Bieganowski & Assoc. separate 1 bedroom rental cottage, priced at 830,000: SI 1,900 for seven acres with 14 x 60 , mobile home not far from Deer Lake. Septic tank has been installed. Owners plans have changed and says "get me an PROPERTIES. INIC offer." This is a good value. You really should see it. It has just been put on the PHOPiPTItt. market. Ask about terms. Call 582-6771. NC Bieganowski & Assoc. PROPERTIES, • MLS 405 Brldg* St. 2MS Lok.si 2MS. tad* SI. Chorl.volx, Ml 4»7J0 Bo»n. CH,, Mi 4*712 bieganowski & associates, inc. IMS. lBk.ll. 4MlrM«»S«. # •oynaClty.MUWIJ Cktrtv.sli.MUmo 547-4411 312-4711 211 water street box 97 boyne dty, mi 49712 Choil«.ol«, Ml 4W0 loyMCIty.MM«N9 M247I1 M7-44II Mi-tfti . S47-44U THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1979 - Charlevoix County Press - Page 13

A new home being self-built by Roy In addition to inspecting the home, Tompkins Road, the first road on the Bruneel will, be open for public in- visitors will be able to gain first hand right, and proceed right.. Go one mile spection this Sunday. information from the owner-builder, west. The home is on the right just The home is located at 1447 Tom- Roy Bruneel, who will be present to prior to Pleasant Valley Road. (Real pkins Road, Boyne City. Hours will be answer questions. from noon to 5 p.m: The Miles Homes Company pre-cuts ^Estate Mini Home It is a Wt story home, one of many and bundles many of the difficult parts designs available through Miles of the home to speed up construction By Mark D. Kowalske Ideally located just off U.S. 31 South, near Homes, a pre-cut, do-it-yourself home and reduce on-the-job material waste. Charlevoix. Completely remodeled three marketer. Blueprints and step-by-step in- G.R.I. • C.B.C. bedroom farm home, with a large barn in good The home is being shown before structions are also provided. $14,500 condition, a horse corral and garden. Well actual completion so that visitors may In order to reach the site of the open Ski & Shore Properties of Boyne ' maintained and well priced at under $38,000. examine the quality of materials which house, visitors should take Deer Lake Contact the Specialists at SKI & SHORE go into the home. Road south from Boyne City to $14,500 for 3 bedroom home that's all CHARLEVOIX, Inc. for your tour! on one floor and look here! Has extra lot along side. Natural gas heat and possible REAL ESTATE SEASONAL financing at 8 percent. Worth checking Insulation hazards book on! Call 582-6771. There is more activity in real estate in the summer than the winter and a seasonal available free from state $21,900 downtrend begins with the start of the school year in every region of the country. A free booklet on home insulation is Michigan because many citizens are A recent study shows that, nationally, sales being offered by the Michigan now considering insulating their homes EXCEPTIONAL value $21,900 for 3 typically jump nearly 30 percent in March over Department of Licensing and to cut winter fuel costs and conserve bedroom ranch style home on 65 x 195 the January and February levels. Activity Stone Home Regulation. energy resources. lot, gas heat and city water. Possible then continues to expand, although at a more You and your family will always enjoy The booklet was prepared by the "The Consumer Product Safety financing with only $2,200 down plus modest pace, throughout the spring, reaching coming home to this 10 acre country estate U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has found that some home closing costs. Do call for details as this is a peak in June and July. which offers a modern but grand home with Commission. It describes the hazards insulation can be a fire hazard, a skin a "Good Buy." Call 582-6771. Sales then continue slightly below that peak of different types of insulation, ex- irritant, or even cause respiratory custom stone work inside and out. Horse until the beginning of the school year when corral, workshop, landscaped grounds and just plains how to figiire the amount you problems from formaldehyde odors they decline, typically 15 percent in Sep- need to use, offers insulation and safety which can persist for months after 10 short minutes from Charlevoix. All for less tember. This starts a seasonal downtrend than $55,000. For your personal showing tips for the do-it-yourselfer, and installation," Ballenger said. which continues until a low is reached in suggests precautions for people buying Copies of "Questions and Answers $22,900 contact SKI & SHORE CHARLEVOIX. Inc. December. The decline from the summer peak today! insulation. on Home Insulation" are available by to the December low averages 43 percent. Each William Ballenger, department writing £o: Insulation Booklet, $22,900 buys Boyne City home that's section of the country generally reflects the director and Michigan coordinator for Department of Licensing and newly painted. This "just listed" home pattern of the whole U.S. but some regions product safety information, arranged Regulation, P.O. Box 30018, Lansing, has 3 bedrooms and basement. A swell differ in timing and magnitude of the seasonal ms\ to have the booklets distributed free in Michigan 48909. IB starter home. Call for terms on how to moves. For example, the winter sales slump is make this a home to call your own. 582- more severe in the Northeast which is made up .skk All you need to know 6771. for by a high sumiher peak. in Real Estate. 232 E. Water Street shore skkshon CHARLEVOIX, INC. A MEMBER OF Electronic Realty Associates $23,900 Boyne City, Mi. 49712 Cornsr of Park ft Brldga PROPERTIES Phone 616-582-6554 NTER-COMMUNTTY of Boyne RELOCATION, INC. LAKE CHARLEVOIX view from this eight acres with well, septic and 14 x 70 mobile home. Possible to finance all with $5,000 down. An excellent setting! Panoramic view and quick occupancy. Be sure to see it! Call 582-6771. New Listings $25,500

PRICE IS RIGHT! $25,500 for clean well kept home in Boyne City. Located East Jordan Homes on larger corner lot on Lake Street. This 3 bedroom home is a pleasure to show. EJ329 •-- EAST JORDAN Older 2 bedroom home, needs some Natural gas plus wood burning furnace remodeling, home is sound and presently rented. Asking $15,000.00 and only three blocks from school. with terms. Possible financing with ten percent down payment. Check it out! Call 582-6771. EJ312 -- EAST JORDAN older stucco 2 bedroom home, full basement, att. 1 car garage. Nearly new roof, some materials available. Home needs complete renovation. Priced to sell with easy terms. $25,900 EJ337 - Approx. 29 acres of rolling hardwood, near city limits of East Jordan. Located on secondary road. Priced right at $14,500.00. MINI FARM for sale. Just the place for a horse and large garden. 295' on EJ289 - COMMERCIAL BUY IN EAST JORDAN. 24 x 40 building blacktop road and just outside of Boyne with show room in front, large room in back.1 Excellent location in City. Don't wait. Priced at only $25,900. heavy traffic area. $20,000.00. Terms available. Call 582-6771. 3 bedroom home, nice corner lot, 1 car Overlooking the Jordan River, 3 bedroom KeUk Dtewef garage, needs work on second floor, home, partial basement, large lot, $19,500 with $4,800 down. Eost Jordan Boyna City $29,900 $10,500 on a land contract with $2,600 536-2295 582-6767 down. JUST OUTSIDE the city limits on 2'/4 acres is this 7 room home with oil and wood heat, not many like this around. $29,900 includes 2 car garage Ask about Boyne Country Farm terms and location. Call 582-6771. bieganowski & associates, inc. 221 vwt«r «rwt-:-bc^( 97 •:• boyne city, mi 49712

INVESTMENT PROPERTY Downtown commercial lot. Ideal for new store or two offices or small shops. $18,000 with terms. WOODED DEVELOPMENT ACREAGE 82 acres of rolling, wooded land in the Near new high school, 3 bedrooms, full 4 bedroom home near downtown, barn1 Walloon area with over 2400' of Shadow Trails basement, priced at $18,000 with land type garage, front and side porches, road frontage. contract, terms available. $23,500 with $5,800 down. TEN ACRE PARCELS Wilson Township, l'/s1 miles south of Deer Lake rff Korthase Road. Some wooded, ideal for walK-out basements.Good park. Restricted. Just reduced, with excellent terms. LAKE VIEW ACREAGE Three 10 acre parcels with gorgeous view of Stone farmhouse in beautiful setting on 280 acres not far from Lake Lake Charlevoix, all wooded. Easy access. Charlevoix or Boyne Mountain. A truly lovely spot with small orchard Close to town. Excellent land contract terms. PROPERTIES, INC. and pond. Home is partly remodeled and is setback from the road. A TRAILER large tract with 160 acres of hardwood timber and the balance in Small trailer ideal for couple in Boyne Falls pasture and tillable acreage. A fine offering at $135,000 with owner area. $6900 with terms. .iiTi*GSl*VtCl financing possible or other property in trade. Call 582-6771 or write For appointment to see call 582-6565. Box 97 Boyne City 49712 MLS

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$100 4 UNDER 10 HELP WANTED 12 ITEMS WANTED REAL ESTATE 16 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES It's easy to place 14 V7 17 FREE ADS! If you want BERGMANN Center, a DOUBLE or queen size 2 EXCELLENT between WESLEY W. tinued possession of said to sell something for $100 center serving the water bed with pad and BUILDING sites on WALKER AND GRACE premises in accordance your Classified Ad... or less, you can advertise developmentally disabled, heater, no frame. Call 582- Wilson Rd. near East M. WALKER, husband with Act 120, Section it free in the Press. For is accepting resumes for 6761 or 582-2533- 14-43- Jordan with view of and wife, and PATRICIA 5750 of the Public Acts of Classifications details, see the Classified the position of Program tfnc Jordan Valley. One 5 acre SUE WALKER, a single 1972 of the State of Call us information box on this Service Coordinator. WANTED - Double lot and one 9 acre lot. woman of the first part, M ichigan. 1-Announcements page. 10-28-tf Persons applying must snowmobile trailer. Must Reasonable terms. Char. and JAMES C. Said premises are by noon Monday, 582-6761. Or w 2-ln memoriam possess a B.A. degree be in good condition. Call Properties 547-4411.16-45- GREGWARE, a single described in said land your ad on the order form below. 3-Thank you an accredited college with Don at 582-6331 or 582- ltc man of the second part, is contract as follows, &z: SERVICES 11 a minimum of 3 years 4-Garage Sales 7220. 14-46-ltc 80 ACRES Echo Twp., in default by reason of the Lot #123, of Assessor's 5-Lost & found experience, with at least 1 Antrim County, on one of pon-payment of the in- Plat of Jersey's addition Rates 6-For sale Misc. year experience in ad- WANTED - Older BMW the highest properties in stallments of principal to the City of Boyne City, JORDAN VALLEY 7-Autos & trucks ministration. Please sent for parts. R-50 or ' R-60, the county. 50 acres of and interest and other as recorded in the TREE SERVICE -- Tree are 5 cents per word, $1 minimum. Call 8-Car pools resume to Selection must be reasonable. CA11 heavy timber and 30 acres sums, if any, due Charlevoix County removing and trimming, Committee, Bergmann us and we will help you write your ad. 9-Boats and Equip. 775-4259 after 5 p.m. or cleared with a beautiful thereunder on the dates Register of DeedsOffice in We will tell you how much your ad will 10-S100 & under call 536-2589. 11-44-tfc Center, 201 E. Garfield. write 11951 E. Division, and in the amounts set the City of Boyne City, Charlevoix, 49720. view of hills and valleys. cost, and you can mail your payment. 11-Services Cadillac. Ml 49601. 14-45- Char. Properties 547- 4411. out hereafter March 1, County of Charlevoix and CARPET & VINYL Resumes will be accepted 2tc If payment is not received by noon 12-Help wanted INSTALLATION, 16-45-ltc 1979 - $150.00; April 1, State of Michigan. 13-Work wanted until Sept. 14, 1979. No Friday, we will bill you. A 50 cent reasonable rates, excellent telephone calls. Equal WANTED TO RENT: KALKASKA COUNTY '•• 1979 - $150.00: May 1, Dated June, 1979 billing charge will be added. 14-Items wanted and reliable work. Phone Two bedroom house with 1979 - $150.00; June 1, Wesley W. Walker 15-For rent Opportunity Employer. 10 acres back in away 582-6215. 11-45-tfnc fireplace within two miles from it all, wooded, 1979 • $150.00 totaling Grace M.Walker 16-Real estate 12-45-ltc of Boyne City on plowed $600.00 and said contract Patricia Sue Walker 17-Legal notices SLOT MACHINE owners rolling, good trail road, PIANO and organ teacher road. Wanted is further in default for Owners, Attorneys or Free Ads - July 3, 1979, it became excellent hunting, close to has opening for lessons. Thanksgiving to Easter. other alleged material Agent. legal to "possess only" a lake, $5995, $700 down, Box Ads Children or adults. Call Good local references, breaches, if any, set out STATE OF MICHIGAN Ads are free in our "$l'00 or Under" slot maching older than 25 $60 month, 9 percent land 582-9133. 12-45-2tc from Boyne City, hereafter and you are COUNTY OF WAYNE. column. These ads must: are SI.60 per column inch. years. I will buy, repair or contract. Call 616-258 available. Call collect 1- hereby notified that the Wesley W. Walker, Larger type and illustrations restore. Call or write, DISHWASHER wanted 4873 or write Wildwood • be 20 words or less. 313-576-4934 after 9 p.m. said WESLEY W. Grace M. Walker and are no extra charge. William P. Daugharty, for days, Monday through Land Co., R#l. M-72, • state the price of all items, with total on Thursdays. 14-44-2tp WALKER. GRACE M. Patricia Sue Walker, 705 Pioneer Trail, Friday. Contact Jerry Kalkaska, Mich. 49646.16- not to exceed $100. Mercier, Country Star 44-3tc WALKER AND being first duly sworn, Saginaw, 48604. 1-517- PATRICIA SUE • be mailed or brought to our office. Discount Restaurant, Boyne City, FOR RENT 15 10 ACRES west of say that on June 25, 1979 (No phone-ins) 753-7037. ll-4!44tp WALKER elects to of 5% is available for running 582-6551. 12-45-ltc Harrison - beautifully they served notice, of • be for non-business use. declare and does hereby same ad 4 weeks or more. LAUNDRY help wanted - HOUSES tor rent, call wooded - some parcels which the above is a true CRANE WORK, declare said land contract - Apply at front desk, Boyne Country Realty border state land, some copy, on James C. bulldozing, backhoe, forfeited, effective in 15 Boyne Mountain Lodge, Inc., 582-2242. " 15-45-4tc with electric on county Gregware by First Class dump truck, air hammer, days after service of this Boyne Falls. Now hiring BOYNE CITY Store front road - $7995, $600 down, Mail. QRartevoix Qouniy &re sand gravel and top soil, notice; and you are YOUR COMMIMTV NEWSPAPER for three shifts. 12-44-2tc available for professional $70 monthly, 9 percent Wesley W. Walker fill dirt, septic tanks, hereby further notified CHECK ONE: P.O. Bo* 2 16, f or business venture. Will land contract. Call 616- Grace M. Walker demolition of buildings. that unless the money SUPERVISORS and remodel to suit tenant. 258-5747 days or Patricia Sue Walker Flynn's Trenching. Call required to be paid is paid _Free ad. I've followed the instructions above. demonstrators needed to lOOOsq. ft. available. 547- evenings. Or write Forest Subscribed and sworn to 347-4771 after 7 p.m., 347- and any other alleged sell Merri-Mac's 6690. 16-45-3tc Land Company, Route 1, before me on June 25, .Payment enclosed, 5 cents per word. SI minimum. 8649. 11-31-tfc guaranteed line of toys material breaches of the A.D. 1979. BOYNE CITY - Four Box 191 A, Kalkaska. contract are cured, that and gifts on party plan. Bedroom. 2 bath house Mich. 49646. 16-43-3tc Walter J.Taylor _Please bill me: Name Phone. you are to yield, surrender Notary Public, Oakland COMPLETE Experienced dealers with 2 car attached RV SERVICE may qualify for FREE BEAUTIFUL family and deliver up possession County, Michigan (Acting Address City & Zip garage. 8350/month. 1 home or wooded acre near of the premises in said in Charlevoix County) All brands motor homes, KIT. Top commission bedroom cabin, elect. & plus bonuses! No in- Walloon Lake. , .4. land contract mentioned Write your ad here: . travel trailers, fold downs, water included 11 • 'f vestment, delivery or bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, and of which you are now 5th wheels, we service S140/month. Charlevoix HURRY! Cold weathei collection. Call Ann finished basement. in possession under and refrigerators, furnaces, Properties, 582-6781. 15- will be here soon, but it's Baxter collect now - 319- Ixiaded with extras. By by virtue of the terms crash repairs, waste 45-He not too late to plan a 556-8881 or write Merri- owner. Sacrifice at thereof, systems, complete hitch 2 BEDROOM home for garage sale. Why not Mac, 801 Jackson. $55,800. 347-5013 or YOU ARE FURTHER service. Harbor Trailer rent on South Arm of clean your closets and Dubuque, Iowa 3224. 16-42-4tp NOTIFIED that from and Center, M-131, Harbor- Lake Charlevoix. Sept. 15- earn some spending 52001. 12-43-4tp REAL NICE 3 bedroom after the service of this Petoskey Road, 347- 6584. June 15. Completely money? Call The Press by 11-19-tf home for sale in East Notice, you will be liable TWO WAITRESSES for furnished, S200 per Jordan with garage and for damages which the Monday noon, and we'll BUSINESS and project month, plus utilities. help you word your ad. evenings and ski extra lot. 536-3233. No undersigned may suffer ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOS & TRUCKS loans to start or expand. Lease, security deposit, 582-6761. 4-45-7t FOR SALE MISC. 6 weekends. Must have realtors, please. 16-39-8tc by reason of your con- 1 $10,000 or more. Call references, responsible good rapport with Mark D. Kowalske. 582- married couple. 536- "167. ADULTS Earn your high "MOMA" Fisher wood 79 BEAUVILLE van - customers. Mr. Don's 6462. 11-16-tfc 15-42-4lp CASH FOR tANO CONTRACTS school diplama FREE. stove for sale, like new, Aii-, cruse. AM-FM, tilt Boyne Falls. 549-2680. 12- Anv tVP«- [)fii[MMtv .tnywtit'u! Call Judy at 582-6765, or burns logs up to 24 inches wheel, rear heat, 8000 PAINTING - Interior and 45-ltc NICE 4 ROOM un- furnished one bedroom in Michigan 24 Horn Jamieat 536-3241. l-44-3tc and heats approx. 1500 miles. 582-9726. 7-43-5tc exterior, reasonable rates. PETOSKEY agency HOMEOWNERS LOANS apartment, adults only WANTED: sq. ft. Life time 536-2509. No job too seeking two full-time Caliirop 1 800 ;>9? 1')S0 EAST JORDAN guarantee, $365. Call 536- 1976 KAWASAKI 400 small! East Jordan. 11-31- instructors/counselors and no pets. 582-6082. 15- lust N.Hion.il Aa.rpt.im f: Co Athletic Booster 7481. 6-45- ltc KZ, crash bars, wind- tfc and two part-time aides to 43-tf SLIGHTLY-USED Jackets will be on sale at shield, 650 miles, excellent STOVE - 30 inch Norge conduct workshops in Glen's Market in East condition. $950 or best BUSINESS OR OFFICE RENTAL electric stove, very good JACK STEBE personal growth, HOMES Jordan on Fridays, offer. Call 582-7400. 7-27- IN BOYNE CITY condition with timer. See parenting, and consumer Sept. 7, 14, 21, & 28. tfnc Custom Carpentry skills in a five county it at 205 Groveland, Build ing-Remodeling 1-45-ltc area. Instructor/ counselor Two adjoining areas available on Lake Street in Listing your property with us Boyne City. $45. 6-45-2tc VAN • Bellvue, PS/PB, Additions downtown Boyne City - 750 sq. ft, 450 sq. ft. -- LUGGAGE • Scat- insulated, carpeted, tilt must posses bachelor's will assure you of full cooperation degree in education, social rent one or both for reasonable monthly rate. THANK YOU 3 tergoods, downtown and swivel captain's RR3 Box 203B Available soon. Call 582-6674. 15-43-tf with all Real Estate firms. Petoskey, carries seats, excellent condition, CHARLEVOIX work, family living, or WE WOULD like to American Tourister, take over payments. Call 547-9066 related field. Counseling _hank all the people who Samsonite, Amelia evenings, 547-4709. 7-43- experience preferred. Call us.. .let us go to work for you Part-time aides must have REAL ESTATE 16 LEGAL NOTICES were so very nice to u^ in Earhart, Atlantic, canvas, 5tc 17 our time of sorrow. nylon, luggage trunks, 582-2267 some experience in communications and be The family of luggage repair. 347- 1973 COUGAR XR-7, ALL-TRASH To JAMES C. human service oriented. MORE real estate listing 582-6771 Scott Hilden 3'45-ltc 2152. 6-19-tf automatic, power We Pick Up Anything GREGWARE, 345 Vogel Send resumes to Reply can be ; found on the steering, power brakes, air Residential Realtors' Page elsewhere Street, Boyne City, NEW, USED and retread conditioning, AM-FM Commercial-Contract Box W., Charlevoix Michigan 49712. ASK ABOUT OUR TRADE-IN PROGRAM GARAGE SALES 4 County Press, P.O. Box in this issue of The Press. tires, batteries, wheels for stereo, SI.300. 347-2330. 7- Day-Week-Month-Job 16-45-tf YOU ARE HEREBY : cars, trucks, tractors, 43-3tc 119 W. Cedar St. 216, Boyne City 49712 NOTIFIED that a certain bieganowski & associates, inc.. PHONE FREE 1-800-482- RUMMAGE SALE •- Ashley Thermostatic and Boyne City * before Sept-14. 12-45-ltc land contract bearing date 231 twtir itrMt -box 97 - bovnc city, m,49712 Sept. 6 to 8, 801 S. Lake King automatic wood 4974, Gaylord, Wolverine, September 8, 1978 by and St., Boyne City. stoves. Reh Acres, 582- WORTTVANTTED™ Indian River area. '/2 to 1 CAR POOLS 8 4-45-ltp 9528. 6-29-tfc GUARANTEED 13 acre lake living sites, only CLOCK REPAIR S59 per month. Block GOOD quality hay, oats, ROOF LEAKING, need Owners Developers, 3650 LOST & FOUND 5 corn, sawdust, and Keywind, weight SAVE GAS and money! driven, cuckoo, chime, insulation? Get both for Dixie Highway, Drayton millwood. Kampers the price of one, sprayed IF YOU FIND a lost Form a car pool, share a grandfather. Specialize Plaines, MI. 48020. 16-45- woodfire furnaces and in- ANTIQUE on. Urethane foam item, call the Press. We ride or share your car. Car 4tc • stoves. Will deliver. pool ads are new -- and CLQCKS. 3 ex- sprayed on outside of any run "found" ads free as a , Howard Foltz, 347-4385.6- ANTRIM COUNTY free - in The Press. Mail perienced watch and roof. Hot tar, shingles, Acreage. Very scenic 140 public service. Call 582- 16-tfc clock makers on staff. in your ad or call 582- steel or house trailers. acres with rolling wooded 6761 by noon Monday. 5-7- FREE Estimates. First and second building REYNOLDS CORNET 6761. 8-41-tfnc REUSCH JEWELRY hills and open meadows, Charlevoix, 547-2971; in Charlevoix will be done good cqunty road fron- for- sale. Excellent con- at cost to us as demon- dition. Used five months Petoskey 347-2403. .10- tage, priced to sell at $385 FOR SALE MISC. 6 BOATS & EQUIP. 9 20-tfc strators. Free estimate, per acre with land con- for school band. call collect, Spray King Graduated, no longer tract available. FOR SALE 4 pc. sectional Insulation, Hornor, COUNTRY HOME - located hear-'-the'golf need. $150. Call after 5 BABYSITTING ' - MLS:-/11 1-15 Char sofa set, old golf clubs and Mich., 616-325-3165.13-44- course at Irontpn. Has 2 bedrooms, bath, L p.m. 582-7610. 6-42-4tc 1969 SILVERLINE 16 Mother has room to Properties 547-4411.16-45- cart, wood desk, barn 2tc He shaped livingroom, diningroom with patio wood and beams, plastic foot run-a-bout,. 95 babysit for one more full- FIREPLACE for sale - horsepower Mercury. HERBHAMLIN doors opening on to a cement patio. Has nice tubing, 2 electric stoves, time child in her home. HAYES TOWNSHIP -• Ben Franklin fireplace, Power-trim, very clean, Licenced Contractor kitchen with bar, utility room, breezeway and refrigerator, 12 ft. silo top, Any a^e, free lunches, 10 wooded acres on a two- never been installed, glass low hours, new carpet, tilt Repair, Rerriodling, two car garage. AH this on 4 acres, mostly 130 ft. of rait fence, mulch reasonable rates. Call 536- track county road. $6,500 doors, double steel wall trailer, $1,600. 616-536- Building, Additions. wooded. Asking $38,900.00. hay, cable, and 32 in. 7643, ask for Phyllis. on a land contract. construction, $250. Call 7444. 9-42-4tc Box 3585 Boyne City woven fence wire (3 rolls), Charlevoix Properties 582-2291. 6-42-4tp - 582-9133 14 ft. galvanized gate and HELP WANTED 12 547-4411. 16-45-ltc U ft. Lyman boat. Call CEDAR for sale. Poles, 13-45-4tc 582-6771 or 582-6448. 16- cabin logs, posts. All sizes $100 4 UNDER 10 = LAND CONTRACTS

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Old map raises Front St. questions BY DIANNE MURRAY mean anything because even though it and the condominiums. This could might say (Front Street is) 66 ft., the affect the number of proposed con- BOYNE CITY • A 70-year-old city only thing that matters to the court is dominium units to be built between map found in an attic recently has the current width -- what part of the Front Street and Lake Charlevoix. raised new questions about the road is used now," he said. According to zoning requirements, feasibility of building condominiums City resident William Benser found the condominiums must be a minimum between Front Street and Lake the plat map in his attic. It was left of 10 ft. from the road right-of-way. Charlevoix. from the days when his father was a Between the lake and the con- dominiums there must be at least 25 ft. According to several people who city surveyor. Benser did not want to have seen the pre-1910 map, it shows a reveal details of the map until it is City Manager Tim Clifton said the verified by county officials. Benser 66 ft, right-of-way for Front Street city would not take any action to look brought the map to the attention of from the city limits to Ron's Market. into the road width matter until Lake Save Front Street Committee members Associates, developers who say they That's nearly three times wider than and Mayor Keith Fitzpatrick. the current blacktop width of about 24 want to build 108 condominiums, ft. Carol Judkins, one member of the submit preliminary plans for their committee, said the true width of the complex. But City Attorney Harvey Varnum street may have to be settled in court. Dave Smith of Lake Associates said said he is dubious about the current Attorney John Michael of he had not heard of the road width validity of the map. Charlevoix, formerly employed by the discrepancy and could not comment on He said old plat maps show all Save Front Street Committee, said he the matter until he investigates its streets to be 66 ft. wide, but later court has not seen any proof to show that validity. decisions have held that the legal width Front Street is less than 66 ft. in width. Dave Smith said they plan to "start of any street is what-is currently being The significance of the street width is serious planning this month" in regard used. that city zoning requirements require a to the Front Street condominium "What the plat map shows does not minimum distance between the street complex. New staff, programs greet BC students

BOYNE CITY - Changes in staff, Katie Bourdon. She was a student elementary school this year. programs and facilities greeted Boyne teacher last year at Charlevoix Kathy Kopeland, a 1963 graduate of City students when they returned to Elementary School. Katie and her Michigan State University, is the ne>v school this week. husband Craig, who is a music teacher art teacher. Kathy and her husband Boyne City High School is expected at Vanderbilt, live in Petoskey. Richard are moving to Boyne City from Whiting Park was crowded with goats, pigs, cows, chickens and rabbits Monday as 4-H Club to reach a student enrollment of 550, Gordon Howe transferred from Mount Clemens. Kathy has six years of members celebrated their Fall Achievement Day. One hundred and fifty entries were judged in teaching experience at Clarenceville, about the same as last year. Principal teaching seventh and eighth grade 4-H day categories ranging from animals to crafts to vegetables. In the picture above, Rikki Greeck, 9, fast China and Clintondaie Junior Rick Casper said two new teachers social studies to teaching fourth grade from Charlevoix, proudly carries her ribbon winning rabbit. have been added to this year's teaching at the elementary school. Hieh .Schools. staff. Other staff changes were made. Chris Dixie Ashton is hired for a one year Skornia is teaching the morning section mention is worth o contract to teach reading. She will of kindergarten. She taught first grade replace Kathleen Bozycki. Mrs. Ashton last year. Nancy Anthony, an aide last Final and her husband Bud live in East year, is now the Title I math teacher. Jordan, where Bud is the high school No new programs have been added 9*. principal. She is a 1971 graduate of but the first grade reading program has Western Michigan University where been improved, Principal Ed Snyder

she received her bachelor's degree in said. He said revisions to the original Clearance Sale •• education. Mrs. Ahston earned her program have been added because of CHECK THIS OUT and protect your investment. master's in reading at Grand Valley suggestions from several teachers. Dependable maintenance work on your property. State in 1976. Two elementary school teachers are Dealer costs on all Docks, pumps, yard work, general cleaning, opening A Boyne City woman has been hired new and two have moved to the and closing residences. Estimates and information as the part-time special education building from elsewhere in the Bovne instock CB's, scanners, and available. Contact: instructor. Peggy Suedhoff graduated system. Enrollment is 560 at the . LEON STADT % from Indiana University in special education and also received her accessories. Also in-dash Ye Nyne Olde Holies Golf Course master's in education there. No new teachers have been added to 582-7609 . the middle school faculty but a new AM-FM cassette and 8-tracks program for seventh and eighth graders will be starting this year. Teachers Principal Jack Cyr said enrichment classes for seventh and eighth graders will be combined in order to offer more class selections., agree to Each student takes two hours of enrichment classes such as gym, shop or home economics. By combining the contract grades students will still go to their normal five hours of classes and then BOYNE CITY - While teachers in have two hours of enrichment classes. Petoskey and Traverse City are Buy now and SAVE Sam Sharp has been hired as a Title I striking, Boyne City teachers reached a reading and math aide and as a noon tentative agreement with the school aide. Sharp, a resident of Boyne City board late Fri'' j afternoon and school previously was an aide at Charlevoix started on schedule Wednesday. at Elementary School. Details of the agreement which COPIES REMEMBER WHEN YOU NEED COPIES No new facilities have been added included teacher's salaries, fringe benefits, length of school day, and KWIKIE DUPLICATING Is here to serve you. but several rooms are completed and E & M Standard Service Stop in and try our self serve copier for will be in full operation this yW. other issues, could not be released until ratified by the Northern Michigan "This year the home economics and Education Association, representing 101 Water St. ONLY 10* A COPY science rooms will be completed," Cyr region teachers, and the school board. said. "Cooking and sewing will take ' Both the NMEA and the school KWIKIE DUPLICATING CENTER place in fact rather than on paper." board are' expected to approve the Enrollment at the Middle School is contract in about two weeks, said - "of Charlevoix expected to be around 300. Boyne City 582-6221 School Superintendent Rich Kelly. on Antrim St. across from Oleson. Phone: 547-4172. First graders will have a new teacher, 1, \,

QRarkvoix (Bounty & fPigslrifi ^Preview Sept. 6, 1979 Supplement to Your Community Newspaper Boyne at East Jordan First game is a big one

Even though it is a non-conference game, the Boyne City - East Jordan football season opener Friday night will be an emotional one for the fans and players of both towns. When the Red Devils and Ramblers square off at 8 p.m. on Boswell field in East Jordan, it will be the second game between the two schools since they renewed their old rivalry last year. The neighboring schools didn't play for 10 years from 1968 to 1977 when they were both in the Twin Valley School District. Last year, on Boyne's field, East Jordan edged the Ramblers 12-7 in an exciting game that saw Boyne fumble ' four times -• once on the 11 yard line in the last minute of the contest. Both coaches, Bob McCullough of Boyne City and Frank Holes of East Jordan, expect an exciting game Friday. "Boyne is a well-coached team," said Holes, whose Red Devils will be playing without 18 graduated members of last year's Ski-Valley conference co- champions. "Bob McCullough and Paul Pfahler do a good job. I expect they'll have some tricks up their sleeves." "I saw Boyne City scrimmage and East Jordan coach Frank Holes talks over strategy with hie three team captains, from left, they didn't throw one pass," Holes Duane Carpenter, Duane Cutler and Tim Vermillion. said. "So I'm kind of looking for them to come out winging it Friday." Holes will be counting on a lot of young players to fill the vacancies lettermen on the roster Friday but only team," said McCullough after viewing McCullough expects an emotional caused by graduation. The outlook is two of them were starters last season - the Red Devils scrimmage last Friday. game Friday and feels that "it's a good brightened by the fact that the junior Mitch Moore and Ken Kruzel. "They, have good strong backs and a rivalry." varsity squad last year outscored its Most of the rest of the squad is from good defense." Boswell Field is located on highway opponents 375 to 6 enroute to an un- last year's junior varsity which posted . "When they threw they looked good," M-32, one half mile south of Deer Lake defeated season. a 3-4 record. McCullough continued. "They're a Rd. The cost for admission is $1.50 for Boyne's Ramblers will have nine "East Jordan looked like a real good solid team." all ages. This foil's high school football schedules. . . . Boyne City Boyne City East Jordan East Jordan varsity jr. varsity varsity jr. varsity

Sept. 7 at East Jordan Sept. 7 - Boyne City Sept. 6 - Central Lake Sept. 14 - Tawas Sept. 14 - Hillman Sept. 13 • Charlevoix i I Sept. 21 - Grayling Sept. 21 .at Bellaire Sept. 19 • Bellaire Sept. 28 at Rogers City Sept. 12 at .Bellaire Sept. 28 - Pellston Sept. 27 - Rudyard Oct. 5 - Petoskey Sept. 20 at Grayling Oct. 5 - Harbor Springs Oct. 3 at Harbor Springs li. Oct. 13 - St. Ignace HOMECOMING Septr 27 - Rogers City Oct. 12 at Mancelona Oct. 10 - Mancelona Oct. 19 at Gaylord Oct. 4 at Petoskey Oct. 20 at St. Mary's Oct. 17 • St. Mary's Oct. 26 - Cheboygan Oct. 11 at St. Ignace Oct. 26 - Kalkaska Oct. 24 at Kalkaska Nov. 2 at Charlevoix Oct. 18 • Gaylord Nov. 2 - Inland Lakes Oct. 31 at Inland Lakes All games are on Fridays at 7:30 Oct. 25 at Cheboygan All games are on Fridays at 8 p.m. All games are at 7 p.m. except the p.m. except the Sept. 7 game, which is Nov. 1 - Charlevoix except the Sept. 14 game which is on a - Sept. 27 game which is at 6:30 p.m. and a Friday game at 8 p.m. and the Oct. 13 •All games are on Thursdays at 6:30 Friday at 7:30 p.m. and the Oct. 20 the Oct. 31 game at 4 p.m. The Sept. 6, game, which is a Saturday game at p.m. extept the Sept. 12 game which is game which is on a Saturday at 7:30 13 and 27 games are on Thursdays, the 1:30 p.m. on a Wednesday at 7 p.m. p m rest of the games are on' Wednesdays. 1, Page 2 • PIGSKIN PREVIEW, Charlevoix County Press

The 1979 edition of the Boyne City Ramblers football team includes, front row Todd Newville, Bruce Defoe, Bob Prebble, Marty Moody, Blaine Cronn, manager from left: Mitch Moore, Scott Hobbs, Pierre Raveau, Jerry Looze, Mike Rusty Bennett and coach John McGeorge. In the third row are Daryl Tims, Scott Neumann, Kerry Kruzei, Art Chite, Matt Chipman, Don Kleinschrodt and Hausler, Ken Kruzei, Dave Smith, Roger Korthase, Bruce McGeorge, Craig Erk- Giovanni Longo. In the second row are coach Shorty Smith, coach Bob Me- fitz, Mark Moyer, Mark Zink, Gary Newville, and coach Dave Bricker. Not pic- Cullough, Jerry Grice, Mark Pruetz, Bob Mathere, Dong Crazier, Paul Barden, tured are Tom Ellis and Dave Lambert. May be able to platoon Ramblers blessed with depth

BOYNE CITY - "We've had a couple scrimmage was a good opportunity for platoons (different players on the The week before the first game was of large classes with kids of equal two hours to look at some situations. offensive and defensive squads)," said going to be spent on the fine points of ability," that's how Rambler coach Bob There was a heck of a lot of football McCuIlough, "with three or four the game, said McCuIlough - - kicking, McCuIlough explains the unusual going on." players going both ways. We still feel pass defense and all of the other in- depth on the 1979 edition of Boyne City The scrimmage showed McCuIlough that maybe we can go with three to tangibles reserved until the basics are High's football squad. that his squad is fairly well balanced. A five." smoothed out. "We'll have 20 kids who will play look at the tentative starting lineup for "Two platoons would help us a lot," considerable football," McCuIlough the Ramblers shows that a lot of people McCuIlough explained, "we wouldn't McCuIlough sees a lot of tough said, "compared to 12 to 14 in past are going to be sSaring time in both the wear out some people." games on the schedule this fall The years." offensive and defensive backfields. Like any coach, McCuIlough isn't opener against East Jordan he terms .At this early point in the year McCuIlough has tabbed Mitch making any claims to greatness this "a very emotional game". McCuIlough can't be sure if he's Moore, one of two starters returning early in the season. Gaylord, McCuIlough predicts, will blessed with an unusual amount of from last year's squad, as a starter at "If they keep working well be pretty be tough and has almost everyone back talent or if he just has a lot of mediocre one backfidd spot and given Jerry good," he cautiously admitted. "We from last year's team. Cheboygan has players with the same amount of Grice the nod as starting quarterback. won't get blown out of any games." almost everyone back and Tawas, ability. He does know though that the Outside of those two though, the "I think this team is probably better coming off of an 8-1 season "will be team won't run out of gas near the end backfield spots are wide-open. than last year's," McCuIlough said. tough" says McCuIlough. of games, as was the case in a few The scrimmage gave McCuIlough an games last year. opportunity to try out several different The Ramblers traveled to Mancelona people on the line as well and he was last Thursday to scrimmage Mancy, pleased with what he saw. Ramblers are G-R-E-A-T! Roscommon and Frankfort, three "We don't lack that much with Bob teams that have been in the playoffs or Mathers at center, Bob Prebble and just missed them in the last two years. Marty Moody at guard, and Paul Good Luck this year McCuIlough had a favorable im- Barden and Bruce McGeorge at pression of the Ramblers' performance. tackle," said McCuIlough. "They're all "We held our own pretty well," pretty much of equal ability. We Dr. & Mrs. Richard Fish McCuIlough said. "I saw a lot of good haven't had that situation lately. things, things are encouraging." We've got some pretty good kids." Boyne City "We made some mistakes too," "We had hoped to go with two conceded the head coach. "The Good Luck Make it a good year Ramblers Ramblers Northland Boyne City Septic Tank Service Bob McGarva 582-2230 Boyne City Boyne City

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This group of Red Devils will represent East Jordan on the gridiron this fall. From left, in the first row, are Jim Spence, Dave Beauvois, Roger Addis, Bill Knop, and managers John Stark and Todd Nachazel. In the second row are Dan Goebel, Randy Morris, Bill Spence, Larry Huckle, Bob Burrows •' and Chuck Knop. In the third row are Brian Stanek, Chuck Hilliker, Tom Zoulek, Steve Graham, Jerry Fuller, DuWayne Dougherty and Steve Drenth. In the fourth row are Mike Spence, Delbert IngaLls, Tim Ver- miliion, Eric Hanson, Mike Cihak and Carl Steuer. In the fifth row are Don Trojanek, Duane Cutler, Duane Carpenter, Chris Kraemer, Tim Kraemer and Bob Limban. In the back row are head coach Frank Holes and assistant coach Jim Wodzinski. Missing from the picture are Steve Hilden and Bob Thompson

Bigger, more powerful Go all the way to the top Devils young but talented Ramblers. EAST JORDAN - Inexperienced "It's just a matter of whether our junior Delbert Ingalls, who started the players - will be filling a number of younger kids can make the transition last two games of the 1978 seassn so important positions in the Red Devil to_ varsity ball," Holes said. "If they Duane Cutler could try his hand at Come and see lineup this fall, and the team's success come out and respond well in a game being a runner. will depend on how quickly the situation, we'll be all right." Cutler did 'well as a halfback, cat- us in our new youngsters adapt to varsity play. "If they don't, we're not going to be ching a touchdown pass in one game Last year, the Devils were 7-1 overall up there among the leaders. But if they and gaining 130 yards in the other, and building. in Frank Holes' first year as coach. do, we could be really tough. Right that's the position he'll play this year. Their 4-1 Ski Valley Conference mark now, I'm guessing we'll be about .500 Starting at another halfback spot was good for a share of the title with for the season," Holes said. will be Bob Thompson, a speedy runner Mancelona and Gaylord St. Mary. Where last year's team was small who would have been a starter last year and quick, Holes said this year's squad if an injury hadn't slowed him down. F.O. Gone from last year's team are 18 will be "a bigger, more powerful team." seniors, including two all-starters and He said the. Devils will again rely Alternating at fullback will be Bill BARDEN three of the four members of the of- mainly on their running game. "But I Spence and Steve Graham, two good- fensive backfield. think we'll be throwing more than we sized sophomores to score 33 touch- SrSON, did last year, he said. "Our quarterback wns for the junior varsity last year. When you lose players like that, it's The offense won't have to work quite as INC. easier to be optimistic when you've got is throwing well and our ends are catching the ball better." hard if the defense is as good as it was "EVERYTHING an outstanding group of un- last year. The defense gave -up only derclassmen. And that's exactly what "We're going to have to throw the TO BUILD WITH" ball," he said, joking. "Otherwise, seven touchdowns in eight games in Coach Holes has. Last year's junior 1978. And in a scrimmage game with 205 S. EAST STRICT varsity won all seven of its games and people are going to jam us with an 11- (HWI) lorn crrr man front line." Elk Rapids last week, Holes said the gave up only one touchdown while defense looked better than the offense. PHONE SI2-M61 -averaging more than 50 points a game. The quarterback this year will be

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Page-4.-.PIGSKIN PREVIEW, Charlevoix County Press This year's cheerleaders East Jordan

Leading cheers for East Jordan's varsity athletic teams this season will be, from left, Chris Beyer, Jackie Brzozwy, Joan Swanson, and Martha Weisler. Missing from the picture is Pat Meade. Coaching all of the three East Jordan cheerleading squads is Phyllis Hammond.

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East Jordan Boyne City The varsity cheerleaders for Boyne CSty High this year ar'!, in the front row from left: Tina Larsen, Tracy Mania and Laura Behling. In the top row are Debbie Johnecheck, Cindy Crozier and Wendy Detlaff. WIN! Go GO-o-o-o-o-o-o Go, Team Red Devils WIN! Go WIN! Ramblers WIN! Wagon Wheel Town & Country Leonard Brooks Restaurant Beauty Shop Auto & Body Shop Starks Total Service ^ East Jordan J East Jordan Boyne City Boyne City PIGSKIN PREVIEW, Charlevoix County Press - Page 5

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Boyne City East Jordan

OFFENSE DEFENSE OFFENSE DEFENSE QB-Jerry Grice End-Paul Barden QB-Delbert Ingalls Mid guard-Steve Hilden Back-Mitch Moore Tackle-Ken Kruzel Fullback-Bill Spence Tackle-Duane Carpenter Back-Mark Pruetz • Guard-Blaine Cronn or Steve Graham Tackle-Brian Stanek Back-Giovanni Longo* Guard-Mike Neumann Halfback-Bob Thompson End-Tim Kraemer Back-Blaine Cronn • Tackle-Bruce McGeorge Halfback-Duane Cutler End-Mike Cihak Back-Scott Hobbs • End-Scott Hausler Center-Brian Stanek Linebacker-Tim Vermillion Back-Todd Newville • Linebacker-Scott Hobbs Guard-Steve Hilden Linebacker-Jerry Fuller Center-Roger Korthase Weak safety-Jerry Grice Guard-Tim Vermillion Cornerback-Duane Dougherty Guard-Mike Neumann Strong safety-Mitch Moore Tackle-Don Trojanek Cornerback-Delbert Ingalls Guard-Jerry Looze Cornerback--Mark Pruetz Tackle-Jerry Fuller Safety-Duane Cutler Tackle-Craig Erkfitz Comerback-Todd Newville End-Duane Carpenter Safety-Randy Morris Tackle-Gary Newville Back-Darryl Timms End-Tim Kraemer or Bob Thompson Tightened-Ken Kruzel Back-Giovanni Longo Tight or split end-Scott Hausler •These five players will alternate at two running back positions.

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NO NAME YR. POSITION HT. WT. PARENTS NO NAME YR. POSITION HT. WT. PARENTS 10 Mark Pruetz Jr. QB and HB 5-10 155 Ed and Joyce 10 Dan Goebel Sr. Quarterback 5-9 145 Harold and Ometa 11 Kerry Kruzel Jr. Quarterback 5-8 140 Sandra 11 Duane Cutler Sr. Halfback 6-4 185 Barb 20 Mitch Moore Sr. Halfback 5-6 155 Owen and Arlene 12 Delbert Ingalls Jr. Quarterback 6-0 170 Al and Colleen 21 Doug Crozier Sr. End 5-10 150 Harvey and Shirley 20 Chuck Knop Sr. Halfback 5-7 145 Bud and Rose 22 Jerry Grioe Sr. Quarterback 5-9 160 James and Evelynn 21 Bob Burrows Sr. Halfback 5-9 150 Ed and Cynthia 23 Blaine Cronn Sr. Fullback 5-9 160 Les 22 Bill Knop Jr. Halfback 5-8 125 Bud and Shirley 24 Don Kleinschrodt Sr. Fullback 5-8 155 Dean and Deana 23 Larry Huckle Jr. Halfback 5-9 135 Larry Huckle 30 Giovanni Longo Jr. Halfback 5-7 155 Gino & Wanda Morrison 31 Art Clute Jr. Guard 5-8 140 Art and Sally ' 24 Bob Thompson Sr. Halfback 5-9 150 Art and Cathie 32 Todd Newville Jr. QB and HB 5-10 150 Sandra, Doug 34 Roger Addis Jr. Halfback 5-7 145 Bill and Joyce 42 Scott Hobbs Jr. Fullback 5-9 155 Maury and Sue 36 Tom Zoulek Sr. Fullback 511 165 Jack and Jean 50 Bob Prebble Jr. Center/Guard 5-9 165 Bob and Jane 40 Bill Spence So. Fullback 5-9 185 Versile and Pat 51 Paul Barden Jr. Tackle/Guard 5-10 175 John and Gloria 42 Steve Graham So. Fullback 5-10 200 Tom and Kathy 51 Marty Moody Jr. Guard 5-9 175 Steve and Rita 50 Chuck HUlaker Jr. Center 5-10 155 Jim & Linda Patton 54 Bob Mathers Jr. Center 6-0 165 Bob and Shirley 52 Brian Stanek Jr. Center 5-10 175 Howard and Bev 60 Mike Neumann • Sr. Guard 5-4 140 Tom and Joan 60 Tim Vermillion Sr. Guard 6-1 185 Ruth 61 Matt Chipman Jr. Guard 5-2 170 Evelyn and Samuel 61 Jerry Fuller Sr. Tackle/LB 5-10 185 Dick and Reva 62 Jerry Looze Jr. Guard 5-9 153 Jerry and Sandra Steve Hilden Jr. Guard 5-11 175 Bill and Harriet 63 Mark Zink Jr. End 6-1 170 Meta 63 Jim Spence Jr. Guard/LB 5-8 150 Jim and Kay 64 Pierre Raveau Jr. Guard/LB 5-6 137 Jim and Sandy 64 Carl Steuer Jr. Guard 5-10 160 Jim & Shirley Barnett 70 Gary Newville Sr. Tackle 6-3 195 Sandra and Doug 65 Eric Hanson Jr. Tackle 6-0 165 William and Marian 71 Bruce Dafoe Sr. - Tackle 5-11 220 Finley and Beatrice 70 Bob Limban Sr. Tackle 6-2 192 Don & Barb Burks 72 Roger Korthase Sr. Tackle/Center 5-11 190 William and Jean 71 Mike Spence Jr. Tackle 5-10 175 Lee and Linda 73 Bruce McGeorge Jr. Tackle/FB 6-1 176 Lester and Carolyn 72 Chris Kraemer Jr. Tackle 6-3 200 Maurice 74 Craig Erkfitz Sr. Tackle 6-1 200 Ron and Donna 73 David Beauvais Jr. Gd./Tackle 5-10 168 Paul and Pat 80 Daryl Tims Jr. End 6-1 .150 Jim and Shirley 75 Don Trojanek Sr.- Tackle 6-1 195 Esther 81 Scott Hausler Sr. End 5-11 165 Vern and Ruth 80" Du Wayne Dougherty Jr- Halfback 5-10 150 DuWayne and Jean 82 Ken Kruzel Sr. End 5-11 180 Sandra 81 Mike Cihak Jr. End 6-0 175 Buck and Barb 83 Mark Moyer Jr. End 6-1 165 Ervin and Helen 84 Randy Morris Jr. End 5-10 143 Del and Gloria 83 Dave Smith Jr. End 5-11 160 Dave and Margaret 85 Tim Kraemer Sr. End 6-3 175 Maurice 84 Dave Lambert Sr. End 6-1 170 Ruth and 86 Duane Carpenter Sr. End 6-4 190 Steve and Marilyn Alfred Lezotte

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Thursday, Sepf. 6 / 979 (BRartevoix (Bounty 25 cents YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER C/ Pastor council appointee

EAST JORDAN Kenneth Hagen, In other action, the council approved amendment would allow cars to be 37, pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran a motion to amend the budgets of the registered as historical vehicles. Church will be filling Harry Watson's police and fire departments. $1200 for Another suggested code revision Third Ward seat on East Jordan's city the police department and $1115 for concerned dangerous structures and council. the fire department, to purchase the steps the city would take con- Mayor Jim Meredith recommended repeater units for radios in a police car cerning elimination of the safety hazard Hagen to serve until a November and in the ambulance. posed by any structures deemed to be election can decide Watson's The units allow communication dangerous by city superintendent . replacement and the council approved through the car radios using a mobile Herm Rasch or other designated city that recomendation at Tuesday night's walkie-talkie unit. This allows the user officials. regular meeting. of the vehicle to utilize the range of the The suggested revisions were tabled Hagen, who moved to East Jordan in car unit rather than be limited to the for further study until the next council a June of 1978. said he volunteered to fill short-distance capabilities of their meeting. the position at the urging of town- alternative, two or five watt walkie- The council discussed whose speople. talkies. responsibilty it was to clean the en- "I was contacted by several people in The repeaters are effective with up to trance road to Sportsmans Park on the community," explained Hagen, a two mile distance between a hand- Water Street and later Rasch whose appointment becomes official held walkie-talkie and the car radio. suggested that the council check into when he takes the oath of office. Council also heard suggested making the entrance to the Park an "They seemed to have trust in the way amendments to city codes. One con- official road since currently the platt 1 think." cerned the city's inoperative motor doesn't show it as such. Councilman The East Jordan Chamber of Commerce's renovation Hagen, who's married and father of vehicle code, shortening the length of Bud Kenny will try to arrange a committee has tentative architectural drawings of three, is going to play it by ear as far as time needed before a vehicle can be meeting with officers of the Sportsman various improvements that could be made in the One possible improvement to East Jordan's downtown running for the seat this November. declared inoperative. A provision of the Club. downtown area. One of the proposals is a Kiosk, or sign- area being studied by the Chamber of Commerce's notice display area, that could be placed in the renovation committee is the installation of combination downtown area. The Chamber's hopes are for com- benches-planters-street lights. The committee recently munity service organizations to sponsor the different had an architect make drawings of different additions New voc-ed programs offered improvements. to beautify the downtown area.

EAST JORDAN • Additional course Air Force veteran, comes to East boiler, the school board decided to buy offerings and some new faces greeted Jordan from the Benzie Central school a new unit. A hole will have to be cut in students when they returned to school system, where he taught vocational the roof of the middle school so the Wednesday morning. courses. boiler can be lowered into place. Three new vocational programs at Pamela Schoen, first year teacher, is Donna Tisron, a middle school Renovation committee the high school and a new activity the other new high school teacher, she teacher last year, will be the teacher for period at the middle school are the will be directing the learning center, the elementary school's junior primary au'tTiiiona] courses offered, while each of Twice weekly, at the end of the day, room, This special class is a the three school buildings has two new middle school students will have an preparatory room, for students not or reassigned teachers. opportunity to pursue an activity of quite ready to enter the first grade. has tentative sketches Juniors and seniors have the op- their choice, Photography, enrichment Mary Louise Johnson, a part-time portunity to take a course in health reading, and sports are just a few of the teacher and tutor last year, will be a EAST JORDAN - Plans for the connect Main Street with Spring and trying to meet any timetable for occupations taught at Grandvue many choices students will be able to kindergarten teacher for one-half day renovation of downtown East Jordan the Memorial Park lakefront. downtown improvements. Medical Care Facility under the pick from during the activity periods. this year. are still in the preliminary stages, but Duane Chsppuies, a member of the "We're trying to accomplish as much direction of Marian Sutliff. Geriatic Eleanor Sadowski returns to her Enrollment figures won't be official with the completion of architectural Chamber of Commerce renovation as we can this year," Chappuies said. care is the basis of the program and the sixth grade teaching responsibilities until the fourth-Friday of the month, drawings of some possible im- committee - the group spearheading "What we don't, we'll continue next course also gives a general survey of all after a year's leave of absence from the the day enrollment is used to determine provements, efforts are moving for- the movement for downtown im- year." hospital operations. middle school. Bonnie Brunett will be state-aid. But last week's projection ward. provements •• emphasized that the The improvements to the downtown The head cook of East Jordan's in charge of the reading program for was that enrollment would be about the sketches are all stil] tentative. area, said Chappuies, are expected to schools, Mrs. Arlene Hammond, will the sixth, seventh and eighth grades same as last year. Sketches by Petoskey architect "These are all examples of what be funded without state or federal teach a commercial foods course em- for the first semester of school, taking Roughly 540 students were expected Nicholas White, made possible by a monies. The sponsorship of individual phasizing bulk food preparation, Pam Allen's spot while she is on to enroll for classes in the elementary $1,000 Chamber of Commerce could be done utilizing street-scapes," Chappuies said. "It's all tied into the projects, such as planters and the kitchen operations and management. maternity leave. school, approximately 300 middle donation, will be shown to residents gazebo, by service organizations and The third new vocational offering is a The middle school will be having a school students were anticipated while and to representatives of community building remodeling and restoration" which a number of city businesses are maintenance by city crews would make clerk-typist program. Clerical office new boiler installed sometime within between 400 and 415 high school service organizations in hopes of that possible. skills are the point of emphasis for this the next three weeks. After studying students were awaited Wednesday stimulating local interest in the planning. An old fashioned theme is being followed. The next step in the improvement course. Use of office machines, typing, the possibility of repairing the old morning. business district renovation. campaign will be to try to interest filing, accounting and general office White's drawings show a kiosk, a White's drawings don't deal with service organizations in becoming management will all be covered. European style announcement board; a specific buildings, they're strictly involved in the project, Chappuies said. Gerald Hawes, one of two new gazebo; a bench-planter and street overall street and park improvements. The drawings will soon be displayed teachers at the high school, will teach light unit; and walkways that could The renovation committee isn't in public places around the city, the clerk-typist program. Hawes, an

Enrollment less than expected at new Christian schools The slumping economy and com- weren't able to handle tuition right lower because it is a new school. He public schools "are doing a good job in petition from other similar schools has now. Others said they wanted to wait said the cost of tuition, which is $550 these areas." kept'enrollment lower than originally and see how it went." per year for kindergarteners and $700 "We are always striving to improve expected at the two new Christian Rev. Turner also credited the new for grades one through seven, did not our (displinary) program but we feel we schools in Boyne City and East Jordan. Boyne Valley Christian Academy in seem to deter parents from enrolling have a good basic program as is. Probably the biggest surprise was Boyne City and a Christian school in their children. Discipline and control in public schools the low enrollment at Jordan Valley Kaikaska. for taking some of the The fee is $50 more than the is improving," he said. Christian Academy, which is being students away. He said his school Christian School in Traverse City, but started by the East Jordan Missionary might pick up additional students Rev. Beard said parents who are used Yet another Christian school in the Church. during the year. i.o driving to Traverse City will save area is down from projected enrollment. The school will have two rooms - a money on gas. Faith Evengelical Lutheran School, As of last Friday, 15 students were which has been operating for about • enrolled •• well below the 40 students "learning to read" room for younger One teacher, Hope Stewart, from children and a "reading to learn" room seven years, has nine students enrolled. which Rev. Dale Turner estimated the Gaylord, and two aides, Dyan Conaway That is three leas than last year. school would attract a month ago. for older children. and Nancy Matthews, both from Boyne The Christian school enrollment is Teachers are Glen and Mary Ellen City, will teach "basic Christian Faith Evangelical is located halfway especially significant to public school Parker and Rose Boring, all East philosophies and responsibilities." Rev. between Boyne City and East Jordan officials, because the public schools lose Jordan residents. The school will teach Beard described the school as "like any near the corner of Wilson and Behluig about 91,600 in state aid for every the Accelerated Christian Education public school but we'll have Bible and Roads. student they lose. curriculum, developed by Dr. Donald chapel every day." Julie Forenson, who is teaching Howard of Dallas. kindergarten through eighth grades, The Jordan Valley school falling 26 Boyne City School Superintendent students short of its projection means The Boyne Valley Christian said enrollment is down because of a Rich Kelly said the Christian school more than $37,000 in state aid will go to Academy, under the direct...i) of Rev. vacancy in the church pastor's public schools •- although all of the John Beard is sponsored and operated enrollment will certainly affect Boyne position. The current pastor is Paator students may not have,come from East by the First Baptist Church at 876 City schools. Vetter, who also has a pariah in Sut- Jordan. State St., Boyne City. "We had estimated enrollment to be tons Bay. As a first year school, Rev. Beard did 1,400 and budgeted accordingly. So the, school, which is non- Tuition for the year is $250 for the not expect enrollment to be much we'll lose 81,613 for each student under denominational, is still accepting first child enrolled in a family, 8150 for higher than the 18 students now the enrollment of 1,400 and gain $1,613 the second child in the same family and application* Tuition is (660 a year enrolled. for any enrollment above that." with the cost reduced by W0 for each $100 for other children from the same additional family member enrolled. "We have room for 26 but 18 is what A trend toward the basic Christian family. Rev. Turntr said there are a number we expected for our first year, We may education seems to be evident from the Classes offered are Bible history of reasons the enrollment is lestthan have another five students coming fact that two new Christian schools math, English, social studies, science expected. ".':;; ••••.•• •••.•••.. during the year - we're not sure," he have opened in the area. Kefty said if and spelling. Every school morning will Keeping a tight hold on hlspJgi* Aaron Brock, 8, from East Jordan. His liveymk

"Things are snug at the plants," he & • the schools are opening because of be started with a prayer, Forenson old swine won first place In Its category at the 4-H Fall Achievement Day lo laid, "We had some people sajr they Beard speculated that enrollment is disciplinary purpose*, he believes said. ., • ' • Whiting Park.

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