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Boyne City Commission meeting, may 26, 2015 Boyne City Safe Routes to School plan moves forward by tina sundelius reps from MDOT and they indi - Plans in order to provide for the Project ($6.5 million). Both have fles for the police department cated that not all the items are reimbursement of additional eli - investors that will put up the was approved. The police depart - BOYNE CITY - A contract to refundable,” said Planning Ad - gible activities from future tax money needed to develop them ment has three MP5 9mm rifles begin engineering for the Safe ministrator Scott McPherson. increment revenue projects was with no prospect of a return on that will be sold for $3,600 and 4 Routes to School improvements Two traffic beacons at Boyne Av - held. Consultant Mac McClel - the investment. “The Dilworth is new AR.223 caliber rifles with was approved and a public hear - enue and Beardsley and Boyne land presented a PowerPoint ex - going to need a lot of help. I scopes will be purchased for ing to amend the DDA and TIF Avenue and Brockway as well as plaining how the amendment think it (the amendment) will be $3,642. “To get brand new rifles (Tax increment financing) Plans a sidewalk on Lewis Street had will allow for funds to be reim - a real good decision for the and upgrade for $42, it seems ap - was held at the May 26 Boyne to be eliminated from the plan. bursed through a Brownfield city...I don’t need the income propriate to move in that direc - City Commission meeting. “It’s taken about five years to get Plan when construction in the from the Dilworth...this (the tion,” said Police chief Jeff A contract with c2ae for engi - us to this point, it will certainly areas of facade, fire suppression amendment) is a very important Gaither. neering services to design and be a safer commute,” said Mayor and barrier free improvements part of the economic plan to The next Boyne city Commis - the construction of the Safe Ron Grunch. are implemented. The two proj - make it a successful venture,” he sion meeting will be held June 9 Routes to Schools project was A public hearing to receive ects that will immediately bene - said about the amendment. After at 7 P.M. passed. The original city’s plan input on the amendment to the fit from the amendment are the the hearing a motion to approve was updated to meet MDOT Boyne City DDA Development Dilworth Hotel restoration ($9.5 the amendment was passed. guidelines. “We met with the and Tax Increment Financing million) and the Lake Street The purchase of 4 new duty ri -
oBituaries Edward “Guy” Swanson, 76 had a smile on his face while train hopping like a “hobo” out She was born November 13, and Wilma (Wallays) Bisschop. making a joke. He had a heart of to California. It was there that 1917, in Grand Rapids, to Charles In 1948, the family moved to (JuLy 7, 1938 - MAy 20, 2015) gold and kindness. Guy had a he helped purchase a boat they H. and Dorothy (Musselwhite) Winnipeg, Manitoba before com - way of making everyone he named “The Black Douglas” and Walker. Betty graduated from ing to the United States and set - Edward “Guy” Swanson of knew feel completely accepted traveled from California to the the University of Michigan with tling in Fraser in 1953. Rhonnia Charlevoix, and unconditionally loved. His Cayman Islands where he lived a Bachelor of Arts degree in was a graduate of Fraser Public died May 20, infectious energy was one to ad - for 5 years. When he returned to Music and was an accomplished Schools in 1963. 2015. mire, and his humble attitude Charlevoix he was employed harpist. Betty served her coun - She married the love of her “Mighty spread to all of those around with Freedman/Harbor Indus - try as a “Rosie the Riveter” dur - life, Werner Egger on May 31, Good” was him. tries for 35 years and retired ing WWII. 1969. They moved to northern one of Guy’s Guy certainly went through from there in 2008. On April 5, 1945, she married Michigan in 1973 and lived on favorite say - some great times, tough times Something that kept his spirits John Withrow in Los Angeles, ings, and re - Old Dixie Highway in Atwood and adventurous times during high was his love for the out - Calif. They were partners in the for more than 35 years. flected how his life. He was born in doors. He frequently took long Withrow Pickle Company. Betty She was a dedicated volunteer he filled his Charlevoix July 7, 1938, and lived biking trips to and through the also owned Withrow Real Estate and selflessly donated hundreds life with positivity. No matter here most his life, except for a Upper Peninsula; he loved to in Big Rapids for over forty of hours of time to the Ellsworth the meal or situation, he usually few years when he traveled by walk miles and miles, and loved years. Community Schools. She served working out by the saw mill or in As a young woman, Betty en - on the Board of Education, the woods. Guy also enjoyed joyed boating, horseback riding, coached cheerleading, chaired going out to eat and especially and hunting. She was a football having breakfast with family and baseball fan. She enjoyed lis - fundraisers, chaperoned events, members and coffee with the tening to classical music and and was a presence in many a boys. His other interests in - watching birds. John and Betty classroom. Once her daughters cluded the newspaper comics, also traveled the country in their were off to college, Rhonnia reading about space and cheat - RV. found pleasure in spending her ing at cards. Betty was a member of days as manager of the Rocking Volume 6, Issue 49 Guy is survived by siblings Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, was Horse Toy Company in E-Mail News Releases and Announcements to [email protected] Jean Swanson of Charlevoix, on the Board of Directors for Charlevoix. Sharon & Tom Davis of Cana - Mary Free Bed Hospital, and en - Rhonnia, was a meticulous mIchIgan medIa Inc. dian Lakes, and Carl and Jamie joyed community volunteering. housekeeper who also enjoyed PO Box 205, Boyne City, MI 49712 Swanson of Middleville; nieces John preceded Betty in death reading, cooking, working cross - Phone 989-732-8160 • Fax:888-854-7441 and nephews, Duane and Shelia in 2011. She is survived by her word puzzles, and playing cards. 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man gave a “Michigan’s Entrepreneur” speech which honed in on those creating start up businesses in the area and their efforts. His speech was followed by Bald - win, who introduced NLEA Board Mem - bers Gary Osterbeck and Randy Frykberg to present the “Maniac of the Year” Award. The award was granted to Bill McDo - nough who has been a business person in the region for over 3 decades. McDonough was praised for his devotion to economic growth and work on Beaver Island. The “Maniac” award recognizes those who have an immense enthusiasm for eco - nomic development. After announcing the “Maniac of the Year” Baldwin brought Jim Granger and Jeff Lawson to the stage to announce the “Project of the Year Award.” The award was presented to Tom Moran and the Moran Iron Works Board of Directors for their creation of the Industrial Arts Insti - tute in Onaway. The awarders explained that Moran’s business was great fit for Northern Michigan, as the area suffers from a lack of skilled workers in indus - trial services. According to their numbers, over 30 students have graduated from the institute and have gone on to have success - ful careers in the manufacturing industry. The luncheon came to a rousing close as Baldwin again thanked all in attendance, and commended them for the work they do. Maniac of the Year award, considered a "badge of honor" by the Northern Lakes Economic Alliance, is presented to Bill McDonough Wednesday for his work on Beaver island this year, during the annual NLEA awards luncheon at North Central Michigan College in Petoskey. Photo by M. Chris Leese
Featured onsite before the luncheon were five robotics competition teams from area schools: Boyne City, inland Lakes, onaway, Pellston and Petoskey. shown here is the Petoskey team with their two robots and the Chairmans Award banner from the Great Lakes Bay re - gional competition, they also placed fourth in their division at the recent World Robotics Tom Moran (far right) of Moran iron Works accepts the Project of the Year award on behalf of his team, and gives Competition in st. Louis, Missouri (from left) Ethan Hammond, David Paquette, Cooper Car - thanks to the many contributors Wednesday during the annual NLEA luncheon at North Central Michigan College penter, Emily Dudd and Weston Kulman all of Petoskey High school. P hoto by M. Chris Leese in Petoskey. Photo by M. Chris Leese women’s Resource Center names Preservation Station Returns to the Charlevoix Farmers Market June 3 Tour the trailer and chat able living, preserving foods farms, community gardens, with Institute for Sustainable and many related topics. farm markets or your own Gail Kloss new executive director Living, Art & Natural Design Preservation Station is an en - backyard at the peak of pro - (ISLAND) representative Jean - closed cargo trailer that un - duce ripeness. Preservation Gail Kloss will What do you see nie Voller packs into a high-efficiency, Station is currently outfitted take the helm of the as the organization’s 9am to 1pm Thursday, June 3 three-season food preservation for hot water bath canning of Women’s Resource biggest challenge in at Charlevoix Farmers Market kitchen and workshop space. high acid foods, as well as pick - Center of Northern the next 1-2 years? on Bridge Street (near Clinton) Staffed by a canning expert, the ling, fermenting and jellying. Michigan (WRCNM) Within the next year to learn more about sustain - trailer can be pulled onto on June 1, when the funding formula longtime executive for domestic vio - director, Jan lence programs is Mancinelli retires. changing at the state Kloss has been with level. With that for - the agency for five mula change we years and has served could see a reduc - as the financial di - tion in grant fund - rector. ing which means we “There has been a GAiL KLoss will have to look for very conscientious funding down other process to assure a smooth and avenues. If that funding is not re - successful transition,” said alized, programs or levels of serv - Mancinelli. In the fall of 2013, a ices may be negatively impacted – solid plan was devised by even though the need is still press - Mancinelli and the WRCNM ing. Board of Directors which in - What is the organization’s cluded the creation of a succes - biggest opportunity in the next 1-2 sion planning committee. years? There have been very posi - An extensive search was initi - tive steps that the nation is taking ated to hire a chief operating offi - to address domestic abuse and cer (COO), with the intention of sexual assault. Those actions and naming this person executive di - conversations are critical, on both rector if they met the expectations a national and local level, to work in providing leadership and toward ending violence against demonstrating the skill sets re - women and children. We plan to quired to run a community based continue local awareness, educa - nonprofit. tional and prevention initiatives In January 2014, Kloss was and be active participants in this hired as the COO. For the past wave of change. year she has been working along - What will be your top 3 priori - side Mancinelli learning the com - ties as executive director? To stay plexities of the job and the true to our mission in all that we operational aspects of the do. Continue to build a strong WRCNM. At the board meeting team within the WRCNM. Con - on January 15, 2015, it was af - tinue to bring awareness to north - firmed that Kloss will take over ern Michigan communities about the role of executive director be - the multitude of WRCNM services ginning June 1, 2015. Here, Kloss and the social change for which responds to questions about the we advocate. transition. Women’s Resource Center of What interests you about serv - Northern Michigan is a non-profit n Local Home delivery of the News: ...... $55/year. ing as the executive director of the organization founded in 1977 WRCNM? The WRCNM has been which provides programs and n out-of-county delivery of the News: ...... $75/year. providing services to communities services in Antrim, Charlevoix, in northern Michigan for 38 years. Cheboygan, Emmet and Otsego The service delivery is outstand - counties and is committed to im - ing, the people that come through proving the quality of life for our doors are treated with respect women, children and individuals. and dignity at every level; I ad - For more information, contact the mire that and want to continue WRCNM main office at (231) 347- 989-732-8160 the standards that have been set. 0067 or visit wrcnm.org. Page 4A • Charlevoix County News May 28, 2015 News ONLINE AT WWW.CHARLEVOIXCOUNTYNEWS.COM County Sheriff seeking 2nd Annual Ride to School with the police Day new phone system
Norma Jean babcock other counties. Within the last five CHARLEVOIX: years, at least 13 With people using other agencies have their cell phones to been helped by the substitute land lines Charlevoix Sheriff’s more increasingly, Department. They the Charlevoix too could benefit County Sheriff’s De - from an upgraded partment is seeking system. to upgrade their The Sheriff’s De - forensic software partment is looking system in the hope into a new system of being able to called XRY Office gather more infor - System. This system mation off of cell can search over 14, phones. 632 cell phone types, Currently the De - and can decode 625 partment uses Ac - applications. These cess Data Mobile applications include Phone Examiner popular social net - software; however works including; this software does Facebook, Skype, In - Boyne City Police held their second annual Ride to school with the Police bicycle event on Wednesday May 20th. More than 75 students took part in not examine some of stagram, Snapchat, the ride despite the chilly temperature. The students rode from Avalanche Park accompanied by 4 Boyne City Police officers on patrol bicycles. The ride was developed in partnership with the Boyne City school’s nurse, susan McCloskey to encourage students to ride bikes to school when practical. the major applica - and many more. Ad - The “Ride” followed 2 days of Bicycle safety programs for all of the Boyne City school’s 4th graders. The programs were presented by Boyne City Police tions or messaging ditionally, the new officer Dan Mercer. During the program, all 4th graders are given a new bike helmet and instructed how to properly fit and wear them. The helmets applications being software is faster, were purchased by the school through the safe Routes to schools grant. utilized every day. and can run through According to De - 3 cell phones simul - partment, there is a taneously. This abil - need for software ity will make Letters to the editor that can search investigations more Letters may be submitted by e-mail to [email protected]. those applications as efficient for the some use those ap - Sheriff’s Depart - To the Editor was a disgruntled individual, you know What is a problem is a disgruntled ten - plications to make ment. THE STORY OF A COUCH the type. This stems from renting ant who calls in ordinance violations narcotics transac - The XRY system IRONY IS the internal combustion apartments here in East Jordan, a ten - and slashes tires. The latter is prose - tions, to take photo - has been beneficial engine behind literature. Irony comes uous proposition because you’re forced cutable with a mechanic’s testimony graphs of their in court cases from visceral effects. Recycling is the to deal with people where they live, not and photographs of the slovenly de - actions, and even to throughout the name of the game here and every - always a good premise. We allowed a struction of the apartment. As to police download and view United States and where as most everyone knows. A couple to move in with a rather dubi - notices, that’s what they have to do child pornography. has been used in couch sat on city property for perhaps ous premise, red flags galore, but we’ve with citizen complaints even when friv - An updated system over 100 countries to two days curbside. Receipt of a viola - all been in need at times so why not try olous and obviously vindictive. The would allow the De - seek convictions. In tion from the local cop shop was re - to help somebody else? Not always the dual nature of this altercation is, reit - partment to search the United States or - ceived on May 4, 2015 dated May 1, 2015, best plan. You know the type. eratively, more than obvious. These these applications ganizations such as the mail service traveling from post of - So what we have here in trying tenants will not likely find another and use them in in - Internet Crimes fice or mailbox 30 miles to the central to help somebody and collect some rent apartment in this town because word vestigating. How - Against Children sorting and distribution center, back to is a couch removal citation and a flat travels fast. They would need “Special ever, no cell phone Task Forces and town for local delivery. The couch in tire. It’s rather obvious to see the corre - Ed” classes to reach the threshold of investigation is con - Counterdrug Task question was gone by noon Saturday lation. This is not an uncommon story “white trash”. You know the type. ducted without a Forces use the XRY the 2nd of May, 2015. We see the irony in East Jordan, ransacked and actually Ironically those who live less valid search war - System. The system inherent. Somebody wanted to get rid destroyed apartments and houses by than reputable lives are often those rant. is also used by the of a couch, placed it on city property, tenants. But as to a couch, anyone who try to use the system of law and “The ability to ex - U.S. Military. somebody else called in a complaint, might have placed it there but as al - order for revenge as they may see it. tract data from dif - The Department is maybe the same person, who knows? A ways items that I have left there have Someone who would slash a tire and ferent types of cell seeking to purchase day later our van had a flat tire, invariably been hauled away, whether then call the police department about a phones is constantly and implement the checked it out, cut with a utility blade cut and boxed firewood for townies and couch does not have the capacity of a changing. With our system by going to knife, verified by a lifelong mechanic. tourists, metal recycling as in refriger - logical thinking process. It’s oxy - current phone sys - the County Board of A recent tenant is being evicted. We ators, stoves and so on, practically any - moronic to commit a crime while re - tem, they come out Commissioners on even accept pets and smokers here. thing that someone can use. I have porting a couch to the cops. But that’s with updates occa - Wednesday to re - They brought two dogs and a cat. It never seen this recycling principle to what we’re dealing with here hoping sionally that put us quest authorization was presumed they’d walk dogs, clean fail. There was a time when the City they’ll leave soon. Yes, we could take at a disadvantage on to seek a grant from cat litter etc. Wrong. Puddles of pee on sponsored a cleanup day at which legal action but I sense that no good staying up the latest, the Federal Govern - the floor, piles of poop, heaps of dirty many folks would be out scouring the would come of that anyway. I’m not in - more efficient and ment to cover the dishes covering all counters, unimagin - streets looking for collectibles etc. Now terested in revenge; I just want them effective technol - $16,500 cost. The able stacks of empty pizza boxes, “bor - this is held at the City dump but previ - gone forever. They had a family prob - ogy,” says Sarah grant is offered rowed” items never returned, kitty ously it was essentially a citywide yard lem where they lived previously and Kaminski, Adminis - through the Edward litter in a pile on the floor, dirty clothes sale, emulated in the “Breezeway” ef - one can well imagine why. We’re not trative Assistant for Byrne Memorial in heaps. You know the type. fort of summer yard sales set up all vindictive and we’ll probably risk trust the Sheriff’s Depart - Justice Assistance I have been recycling items of along the entirety of the roughly 24 again. That’s supposedly what we’re all ment. Grant. Commission - worth for thirty years in this town and mile stretch of C-48 which runs from here for. Some take advantage of that. Additionally, the ers will decide two more decades outside of town. It’s Atwood to Boyne Falls. You know the type. Sheriff’s Depart - Wednesday to sup - a time-honored premise. Obviously Thus, leaving a couch on the ment often handles port or shut down somebody complained about a couch curbside ought not be an ordinance Mitchell Jon MacKay, East Jordan cases involving cel - seeking the grant. marring their cityscape purview, or it problem, never was, never will be. lular devices for
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Nominations being accepted for Nursing Scholarships from Charlevoix Area Hospital foundation
BC High School Hall of Fame Nurses are an integral part of ing Scholarship is available to any criteria and applications can be the health care workforce and are student living in the Charlevoix found at www.cah.org/foundation The Boyne City Booster or more. Criteria may in - often the front line staff for your Area Hospital service area that has and should be submitted to the Foundation will accept clude the following: High medical needs. Their work is an been accepted into an accredited Charlevoix Area Hospital Founda - nominations for the Boyne School Accomplishments, important contribution in building school of nursing. tion at 14700 Lake Shore Drive, City High School Hall of Post High School Educa - the foundation for quality, patient- Peggy Carey Northway was a Charlevoix MI, 49720. The deadline Fame until June 11th. The tion/Special Training, Em - centered, compassionate care, part 1974 Charlevoix High School gradu - for applications is June 15, 2015. Hall of Fame recognizes ployment, Military of the long-standing mission of ate who had completed two years Charlevoix Area Hospital Foun - Boyne City High School Service, Professional Charlevoix Area Hospital. of nursing school at the University dation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit or - alumni who have used Awards, Honors, and This means recruiting smart and of Michigan when she was diag - ganization working to raise and their educational founda - Achievements, Commu - caring individuals and supporting nosed with leukemia. A fund was manage funds to benefit the tion established in high nity Service, and Philan - those looking to go into the field. established by family and friends Charlevoix Area Hospital. For school to go on to out - thropy. The hospital provides an in-house in her memory and provides an an - more information about the standing achievement in Last year’s inductee was scholarship for staff looking to con - nual $1,000 scholarship, which may Charlevoix Area Hospital and their field. The inductees 1973 BCHS Graduate tinue their education. Additionally, be renewable for a second year. Foundation please visit are role models for suc - Thomas Neidhamer the Peggy Carey Northway Nurs - Scholarship details, eligibility www.cah.org. ceeding generations. Applications are avail - Inductees are honored able at the High School Of - with a picture and a biog - fice. For additional raphical sketch promi - information please contact EJ students participate in nently displayed on the Principal, Karen Jarema “wall of fame” at the High at 439-8100, or BCBF Presi - Remote Operated Vehicle School. Candidates for the dent, Dave Hautz at 582- Hall of Fame must be a 1108. Competition BCHS alumni of ten years Students from the East Jordan Public Schools ROV (Remote Operated Vehicle) Team competed at the 2015 Great Lakes Regional MATE ROV Boyne Falls Middle School Competition, which was hosting by Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary & Alpena Commu - nity College Marine Technology Program on Sat - Student urday, May 16th, at Alpena High School & the Alpena County Plaza Pool in Alpena, Michigan. Coach John Twichel brought three teams that competed in scout and navigator classes. He was of the Week proud the teams for earning five performance awards for engineering and safety. Pictured are students: Trevor Zeeryp, Logan Johnecheck, Nick Wilson and Gage Piechan as they begin their ROV underwater mission. Courtesy Photo
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Memorial Day marks the unof - Electric Safety dren never climb a utility pole or - Prior to digging, check to en - quired by employees who pro - ficial beginning of summer, A key safety motto to remem - tree located near a power line. sure all facilities have been vide electric, gas and telecom - when thoughts turn to vaca - ber is "look up and look out" for - Never attempt to trim or re - marked by going to munications services, as well as tions, travel, outdoor activities electric power lines, which are move trees near power lines. response.missdig.org and in - those in the waste hauling and and do-it-yourself projects. Con - not insulated. Always assume a Call Consumers Energy for a putting your MISS Dig ticket sumers Energy encourages power line is energized and dan - free trimming/removal estimate number. construction trades. Michigan residents to make gerous. Stay away from power at (800) 582-4238. After confirming all utilities Drivers are urged to follow safety a top priority throughout lines at all times. are marked, stay more than four these tips to keep roadside work - the summer months. Look for and avoid power lines Underground Safety feet from the marks, or carefully ers safe: "We urge everyone to play it when: When digging is required, expose underground lines, by - Respect all roadside con - safe this summer and put safety - Flying kites and model air - know what's underground. Dam - hand using a wooden handled first while taking advantage of planes. If one gets stuck on a aging underground natural gas shovel, to determine its location struction zones. When you see summer weather and activities," power line, do not attempt to re - and electric lines can result in prior to proceeding with the rest orange cones or barrels and/or said Michele Kirkland, Con - move it as an electric shock can property damage, serious injury of your excavation. flashing lights on or near a road - sumers Energy's vice president be fatal. and even death. Any project, - If a contractor is being used way, anticipate that workers will of energy operations. "Following - Using ladders or motorized from small jobs such as planting to perform work, make sure be there as well. Reduce your simple safety tips can help equipment to work on siding, shrubs to large ones like in - MISS DIG has been contacted everyone stay safe while enjoy - gutters, roofs, antennas, satellite stalling fencing and under - before work begins. speed and follow construction ing all the benefits this season dishes, etc. Ladders, poles, pipes ground sprinklers and decks signage directions. has to offer." and other equipment should be require these safety steps: Roadside Safety - Focus on the construction Kirkland offered safety tips for kept at least 25 feet from power - Call MISS DIG at 8-1-1 at least Road and utility work zones zone and reduce distractions. Do three key areas: while working lines at all times. three days before beginning any are popping up across the state, not use cell phones. Turn down or playing overhead, working - Performing recreational digging project. Utilities will and drivers are reminded to underground and traveling on tasks like moving sailboats or send representatives to mark un - "slow down and go around" in radios if in use and avoid eating the road. using equipment to clean pools. derground utilities. The phone these areas. Working in and while driving through these re - - Parents should ensure chil - call and service are free. around roadways is often re - duced-speed areas. Cultivating Mindfulness drs. oz substance abuse, eating disorders, The goal of mindfulness is to achieve a state and anxiety and obsessive compul - and of alert, focused relaxation, deliberately sive disorders. Research has shown that benefits of mindfulness to roizen physical health also. Mindfulness paying attention to thoughts and sensations can help relieve stress, treat heart Television’s Dr. Oz and Cleveland disease, lower blood pressure, re - Clinic’s Dr. Roizen report on without judgment. duce chronic pain, improve sleep health, wellness and quality of life. and alleviate gastrointestinal dis - by Deb hagen-Foley Research on brain Mindfulness is tress. the opposite of multi-tasking. The goal of mindfulness is to READING IS Do you multi-task? Do you be - Mindfulness refers to a state of ac - achieve a state of alert, focused re - lieve you can multi-task effectively? tive, open attention on the present, laxation, deliberately paying atten - BRAIN FOOD FOR KIDS With the number of things demand - living in the moment. Mindfulness tion to thoughts and sensations ing our attention, it is easy to feel means activity focusing your atten - without judgment. There are multi - From "Counting Kisses" to "The Very Hungry Cater - that we have no choice but to multi - tion on the present moment, and ac - ple approaches to mindfulness. A pillar," and from "The Cat in the Hat" to "Where the task. Electronic devices have only cepting it without judgment. basic mindfulness meditation Wild Things Are," the books that were read to you as a accelerated this path. Among em - Paying attention to the present is would involve sitting quietly and fo - child have a special place in your memories. But ployees with smartphones, around more difficult than we might think. cusing on your breathing. Allow there's more to snuggling up on Mom or Dad's lap 89% use them at work. While How often are we at home and thoughts to come and go, but do not while he or she reads to you than you may realize. watching television, 42% browse the thinking about work? At work and be distracted by them. Continue to Being read to expands a child's imagination, vocabu - internet, 28% text message or in - thinking about an upcoming vaca - focus on breathing. Some people lary and ability to understand abstract concepts. It ac - stant message. tion? Focused on what happened focus on a mantra, repeating a word tually helps the brain grow, and the Cincinnati If you think you can efficiently last week or what is on the calendar or phrase. Children's Hospital Medical Center has the MRIs to multitask, you are probably wrong. for next month? Once concentration is estab - prove it. Multi-tasking is really "task-switch - Mindfulness has multiple benefits lished, observe thoughts, emotions They scanned the brains of 19 3- to 5-year-olds and ing," as it is not possible to give full for well being. As people develop and bodily sensations without judg - found that those children whose parents read to them attention to two tasks at one time. an ability to be in the present mo - ing them as good or bad. With prac - often had much more active and developed areas of In actuality, when we think we are ment, they experience less emo - tice, this will become easier. the brain where you comprehend language and create multi-tasking, we are asking our tional over-reactivity and improved Developing an ability to experience mental images. That development allows an easy tran - brains to switch from one activity to ability to react appropriately in any these thoughts and sensations in a sition from picture books to text-based books. another and back again repeatedly. situation. Being mindful makes it relaxed state and without judgment It's well-documented that a young child's mental de - Task-switching, according to the easier to appreciate the pleasures in will reduce reactivity to daily has - velopment increases the more parents talk to him or research, results in a loss of time as life as they occur and helps you to sles as it becomes easier to observe her. Kids need to hear words (not baby talk) and be the brain identifies which task to be engaged in activities. Mindful - situations and respond in a calm, spoken to directly from the very beginning of life. By process. In the moments when mul - ness creates a greater capacity to non-judgmental manner. 18 months, kids who are not spoken to very often are titasking is being attempted, each deal with adverse events also. Peo - Does mindfulness lead to greater already falling behind in verbal skills. So talk to your of the tasks may suffer from a lack ple who practice mindfulness re - happiness? The answer is unclear. children; read to them and make up stories together. of attention and, overall, the task port that they are less likely to be Some research has shown that And if you don't have a handy supply of kids' books, will take longer than if they were caught worrying about the future mindfulness leads to greater happi - ask friends to share the books their children have out - completed sequentially rather than or regretting the past, are not as ness. Other research suggests that grown; go online to simultaneously. Attempting to concerned about success and self- mindfulness, if it leads a person to www.magickeys.com/books for free books; and multi-task results in an overall drop esteem, and are better able to form concentrate on negative aspects of check out children's reading events at local bookstores their lives, will not lead to greater in productivity of 40%. Multi-task - deep connections with others. and libraries. ing also leads to long-term negative Mindfulness can improve mental happiness. While practicing mind - fulness, attempt to maintain a effects. If a person attempts to and physical health. Psychothera - * * mindset focused on happiness to in - multi-task in an effort to acquire pists have successfully treated a (c) 2014 Michael Roizen, M.D. and Mehmet Oz, crease your overall positive feel - new knowledge or skills, the results range of problems by incorporating M.D. ings. are even worse. mindfulness, including: depression, Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.
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On Friday, June 12 and Satur - forming Arts Center. The pro - ball. Artistic Director Heather Arts Center is located at 500 day, June 13, the Crooked Tree duction, an adaptation of the Raue and instructor Karrie North Spring Street, Harbor Arts Center School of Ballet Grimm Brothers version, will Benedict have choreographed Springs. will be presenting Cinderella incorporate over 160 dancers this fairy tale, suitable for all Tickets are on sale now at for their annual June perform - ranging in age from 4-18. The ages. Crooked Tree Arts Center and ance at the Harbor Springs Per - Grimm’s adaptation of this The opening performance is online at www.crookedtree.org. story entails a three-day festival set for 7 p.m. on Friday, June 12. Adult tickets are $10, and stu - that will feature street perform - On Saturday, June 13 there is a dent tickets are $5. Reserved ers, maypole dancers and gyp - matinee at 1 p.m., and an tickets are $20. LEFT: original artwork created for the sies, the last night culminating evening performance at 7 p.m. production by Charlevoix artist, sue in a shimmering masquerade The Harbor Springs Performing Bolt. Courtesy photo Author Stephen Terry to visit Raising pastured Chickens for Eggs and Meat ISLAND and Bluestem Farm age and exercise. When you higher in vitamins and lower in Boyne District Library are partnering to present a Pas - raise poultry outdoors, your cholesterol and saturated fats tured Layers and Broilers Farm birds benefit from eating a more than conventional birds." Boyne District Library today graduate who worked on that Tour at Bluestem Farm in East diverse diet. No previous knowl - Visitors to the farm will have announced that Stephen Terry campus for 32 years. He served Jordan on Thursday, May 28. edge or experience in raising the opportunity to assist and – author of Author of “Michi - as the University’s Senior Fi - The key to pastured poultry is chickens is necessary. view the co-farmer, Aaron gan Agricultural College Cam - nancial Officer before retiring the chicken tractor, seen in ac - "At Bluestem Farm, we've def - Brower, move the chicken trac - pus Life 1900-1925: A Postcard in 1998. Content for his book tion at this evenings event. initely improved the health of tors and fences to experience Tour”– will pay a special visit came in part from his own pri - Chicken tractors are moveable our soil by raising our birds how a pastured chicken opera - to the library at 6:30 p.m. on vate 1000-plus card collection. chicken coops that offer fresh using a system called managed tion works. The tour begins at Tuesday, June 2 for an evening Michigan Notable Books is pasture to poultry as they leave intensive rotational grazing," 6:00pm and will end at 8:00pm. of first-rate storytelling; book designed to promote reading behind quality fertilizer. With Mary Brower, co-owner of For more information and pric - signing and question-and-an - and raise awareness of Michi - chicken tractors, you can raise Bluestem Farm, said. "Not only ing or to register visit swer time with guests. Terry is gan’s literary heritage. The poultry not only on grain but that, the meat and eggs from www.ARTmeetsEARTH.org, or visiting the Boyne District Li - program annually selects 20 of also with fresh air, sunlight, for - chickens raised on pasture is call 231-622-5252. brary as part of the Library of the most outstanding books Michigan’s 2015 “Michigan No - published in that year – titles table Authors Tour.” This year, that are reflective of Michi - 20 authors whose engaging gan's diverse ethnic, historical, Free Guided Bird Walk at Oden Fish Hatchery works were chosen as 2015 literary and cultural experi - Michigan Notable Books selec - ence. In addition to the tour, The Petoskey Regional tions will visit nearly 50 li - the Library of Michigan Foun - Audubon Society (PRAS) invites braries throughout the state. dation will host a “Night for the public to join them at 8 am “It’s a literary treat to have Notables” on Saturday, April 25 Saturday, May 30 for a free Stephen Terry in our commu - with Michigan entrepreneur guided bird walk at Oden Fish nity, sharing his captivating and author Linda Hundt as the Hatchery. The walk will be led work with our friends and featured speaker. For more in - by Petoskey Regional Audubon neighbors in such an open, ac - formation about the evening Society member and experi - cessible way,” said Cliff Carey, program taking place at the Li - enced leader, Cynthia Donahey. director of the Boyne District brary of Michigan in down - Nearly 80 species of birds have Library. “Michigan is home to town Lansing, visit been reported at this location in some of the best stories and www.michigan.gov/notable - 2015. storytellers found anywhere in books. Participants will explore ever - the country. An author of The Boyne District Library is green and deciduous woodlands, Terry’s caliber here, in our li - located at 201 E. Main St., as well as ponds, wetland habi - brary, will make it an evening Boyne City. For details about tats, and open areas near the to remember.” this author event, call 231-582- hatchery buildings. Most trails “This year’s Michigan No - 7861 or visit the Web at boyneli - are paved, flat and broad.Allow table Books delve into wonder - brary.org up to 3 hours. Time is flexible fully diverse topics and offer The 2015 Michigan Notable and participants are free to something of interest for just Books program and tour are leave at any time. Meet at the The Petoskey Regional Audubon society (PRAs) invites the public to join them about everyone,” said State Li - made possible thanks to the hatchery's U.S. 31 entrance be - at 8 am saturday, May 30 for a free guided bird walk at oden Fish Hatchery. Courtesy Photo brarian Randy Riley. “The generous support of the Li - tween Conway and Oden by the tour offers the opportunity for brary of Michigan, the Library old train car, across from book enthusiasts in many cor - of Michigan Foundation, Crooked Lake. This user- ners of the state to join in the Michigan Department of Edu - friendly location is on the high - participants identified 36 species The walk is free, open to the conversation about what con - cation, the Michigan Humani - way with paved parking and on a two-hour walk. Highlights public and no experience is nec - stitutes ‘great writing’ and to ties Council, Meijer, and the restrooms. This is a good walk included Bald Eagle, Sandhill essary. No dogs and no smoking hear from some of the Great Michigan Center for the Book. for beginning birders and fami - Crane, Spotted Sandpiper and allowed on any Audubon Field Lakes region’s most beloved Media Sponsors are lies of all ages and is a stroller- Ruffed Grouse. Bring binoculars Trip. For more info call Cynthia authors.” Mittenlit.com, City Pulse, friendly in most parts. if you have them. Loaner binoc - at 231-526-7157. Stephen Terry is a 1960 Dome, Queue Advertising and On Mother's Day weekend, 16 ulars will be available. 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2213 Subjects running owner’s parent. 1912 Assist citizen in the 1000 the 500 block of N Lake St Noise Complaint ...... 4 through yard in the 1000 block 1314 Report of hit and run in block of Roosevelt St 2220 Citation issued for Operating Under the Influence ..0 Boyne City of S Lake St. Tracked them to the 200 block of S Lake St 2134 Assisted Sheriff Dept at speed at W Michigan and Trent St. 1551 Vehicle unlock in the 500 PIA on M-75 S and Dam Rd. Woodland St Paper Service ...... 14 PoLiCe dePt . block of N Lake St Parking Violation ...... 1 FriDAy, MAy 1 1605 Report of a disturbance thursDAy, MAy 7 suNDAy, APriL 10 Personal Injury Accident ...... 1 at the River mouth. MoNDAy, APriL 27 0102 Harassment complaint 0106 Arrested subject for Op - Personal Protection Order ...... 3 1715 Report of prescription 0241 Assisted Sheriff Dept 0800 Report of lost key fob at reported in the 100 block of E erating w/o Security. fraud. with recovering stolen car and Private Property Accident ...... 0 Avalanche over the weekend. Water St. detaining 2 juvenile runaways in 0847 Health & Safety issue in Property Check ...... 38 1303 Juvenile complaint in the 0631 Assist citizen in the 1000 the 600 block of Boyne Ave. the 200 block of W Lincoln St 500 block of Jefferson St. block of S Lake St. tuesDAy, MAy 5 0934 Juvenile complaint in the Property Damage Accident ...... 2 1547 Driver’s License found at 0656 Assist EMS in the 400 0514 Assist EMS in the 300 1000 block of Boyne Av Prowler ...... 0 YSP. Returned to owner. block of N Lake St block of E Division St 1030 Report of child and dog ChX. County Road Hazard ...... 6 1939 Civil standby in the 300 0835 Unlock vehicle in the 0655 Report of suspicious missing from the 600 block of block of N Lake St 800 block of S Park St subject in the 300 block for N River Ridge. Both located. sheriFFs dePt . Stalking ...... 0 2056 Civil Standby in the 500 0859 Juvenile complaint in the Lake St 1125 Threats complaint re - Suspicious Situation ...... 11 block of N Lake St 900 block of Brockway. 0711 911 Check in the 800 ceived from the 800 block of S May 18-24 Threat ...... 1 2130 Suspicious vehicle re - 1520 Smell of smoke reported block of S Park St. EMS Park St 911 Hang Up Call ...... 7 Traffic Stop ...... 24 ported on Boyne Av from the 1300 block of needed. 1132 Vehicle unlock in the 900 Abandoned Vehicle ...... 1 2201 Civil stand by in the 500 Trespassing ...... 1 Charlevoix St. located brush 0818 Report of subject carry - block of Brockway ...... Abuse ...... 0 block of N Lake St fire at 02149 Old Horton Bay ing a gun in the 100 block of E 1145 Gasoline drive off in the Unknown Accident ...... 3 Rd Water St. Subject had permit. Alarm ...... 5 1300 block of Boyne Av Unlawful Driving Away of Auto - tuesDAy, APriL 28 1659 Gasoline drive off from 0850 Damage reported to tree 1337 Citation issued for park - Animal Complaint ...... 13 Annoyance ...... 2 mobile ...... 1 1316 Treasury Dept fraud call 1300 block of Boyne Av in the 100 block of E Water St. ing violation in the 100 block of reported in the 400 block of 2009 Went to shelter to lodge 1247 PPO violation reported E Water St Assault ...... 1 Vehicle in the Ditch ...... 0 Front St one. Cancelled. in the 400 block of E Main St. Assist Citizen ...... 1 Violation of Controlled Substance 2038 Assisted Sheriff Dept on 1252 False report of a stolen 1342 Wallet found at Ava - FriDAy, MAy 8 Assist Motorist ...... 1 Act ...... 1 lanche. Returned to owner. N Addis Rd. vehicle 1334 Found purse turned into 0149 Trespass complaint in Assist Other Agency ...... 14 1621 Parking violation on E the 600 block of Adams St. Attempt to Locate ...... 2 Water St. sAturDAy MAy 2 PD. Returned to owner. 1411 Subject arrested in the 0755 Alarm in the 200 block Attempted Suicide ...... 1 1630 Report of lost cell 1123 Report of possible gun - MAN iNJureD iN siNGLe 100 block of E Water St for the of S Lake St. Bank Alarm ...... 0 phone. shots in the area of Earl St. Lo - earlier PPO violation. 1049 Report of broken car VehiCLe ACCiDeNt 1723 Animal cruelty complaint cated subject playing with Boating Accident ...... 0 1520 Report of a bronze Vet - window in the 300 block of E Charlevoix County Sheriff’s in the 100 block of S Park St “poppers”. Boating Violation ...... 1 eran's Memorial Plaque miss - Division St Deputy responded to a one ve - 2255 Citation issued for No 1130 Report of lost wallet ei - Breaking & Entering ...... 2 ing from the Cemetery. 1130 Report of found driver’s hicle personal injury accident Proof of Insurance. Was also ther downtown or Avalanche 1645 Report of lost kids last license from the 100 block of S Car/Deer Accident ...... 7 given a written warning for disc golf course. on May 21, 2015 at 7:52 p.m. seen in Vet's Park. Were found Park St Citations Issued ...... 6 on US-31 near Ferry Road in speed and fail to change ad - 2345 Disturbance in the 300 1220 Request for civil standby at home. Civil Complaint ...... 7 Norwood Township. dress at Lake and Lincoln. block of E Division St. in the 600 block of River Ridge 1950 Lodged a stray dog at Criminal Sexual Conduct ...... 0 The driver, Raymond Browe the shelter. 1228 Disturbance reported in Death ...... 0 weDNesDAy, APriL 29 suNDAy MAy 3 the 200 block of Charlevoix St. age 68 from Charlevoix, was in - 2334 Assisted Sheriff Dept by Disorderly Person ...... 0 2000 Assisted Sheriff Dept on 0820 Bond violation in the 300 serving subpoena in the 1300 1422 Civil complaint in the jured in the accident when he Traffic Stop and arrest, Pleas - block of N Lake St block of Boyne Av. 600 block of River Ridge Disturbance ...... 2 drove off the roadway and ant and Timber. 1051 Assisted EMS at the 1430 Assist citizen in the 300 DNR Complaint ...... 0 struck a tree. Browe was the 2158 Suspicious vehicle on Lutheran Church. weDNesDAy, MAy 6 block of N Lake St Domestic Dispute ...... 3 only occupant in the vehicle. Ann near Lake. 1219 Lodged a dog at the 1525 Found boat seat Driving Complaint ...... 4 0016 Assist MSP in the 400 He was transported by ambu - 2253 Assisted Sheriff Dept, shelter. dropped off at PD block of South Shore Dr. Re - Fireworks Complaint ...... 1 lance to McLaren Northern who lodged a dog at the shel - 1741 Welfare check in the 800 1805 Vehicle unlock on Con - port of a B&E in progress. Found Property ...... 2 ter. block of West St. tractors Dr. Michigan Hospital for non-life 1010 Income Tax return fraud Fraud ...... 2 2119 Report of products con - 2218 Open door in the 200 threatening injuries sustained in reported from the 300 block of taining illegal drugs in a house block of S Lake St. All secure. Health & Safety ...... 1 the crash. thursDAy, APriL 30 Silver St Hit & Run ...... 0 Browe was wearing a seat - 1301 Juvenile complaint in the in the 600 block of N East St 1250 Internet scam reported Intoxicated Person ...... 0 1000 block of Boyne Av from Crozier Crest. sAturDAy, APriL 9 belt at the time of the accident 1325 Larceny report from the MoNDAy, MAy 3 1255 Report of money 0256 Disturbance in the 700 Juvenile ...... 2 and the vehicle’s airbags de - 1000 block of Boyne Av. Can - 0124 Report of possible PPO order/telephone scam on Grov - block of Douglas St. Larceny ...... 3 ployed. celed-items returned violation in the 100 block of E eland 1107 Vehicle unlock in the 200 Lockout ...... 8 Charlevoix County Sheriff’s 1554 Report of broken down Water St 1420 Report of telephone call block of Vogel St. Lost Property ...... 1 Deputy was assisted on scene vehicle on Vogel at Park. 0553 Assist Sheriff Dept on computer repair scam. 1302 Civil stand by in the 200 Malicious Destruction of Property by the Charlevoix City EMS. block of Vogel St. 1611 Assist EMS in the 500 Sho -Sho- Nie Beach Rd ...... 1600 Salvage Vehicle inspec - 3 The accident remains under block of S Park St 0852 Natural death in the 300 tion 1457 Found dog running at 1639 Assist Sheriff Dept with block of E Division St 1615 Vehicle unlock in the 100 large Mental Subject ...... 0 investigation. warrant arrest on Addis Rd. 1108 ...... Report of IRS scam block of E Water St. 1934 Juvenile complaint on Minor In Possession ...... 1 1700 Larceny of an xbox from 1250 Found wallet dropped 1840 Harassment complaint Park along River St Miscellaneous Criminal ...... 6 the 100 block of N Park St off at PD. Contact made with from the 800 block of S Park St 2204 Trespassing complaint in Missing Person ...... 0 Page 8A • Charlevoix County News May 28, 2015 Commission on Aging
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This Roast/Ellebration com - CharLeXoiX eLLsWorth Visit www.charlevoix.org local Board of Directors is fall/winter, Playgroups mittee invites all inter - First FriDAy ChAMber MotorCyCLe riDe For or call (231) 547-2101 for looking for volunteers are held: 9:30-11am Tues - ested parties to breAkFAst MoMs AND tots CeNter details. that would like to share days at Jordan Valley Dis - participate in our annual June 5, 7:30-8:30am, Cas - June 13, starting at 9:45 their leadership skills to trict Library Community parade. With a theme, tle Farms. This is a special am. Moms and Tots Cen - increase the growth of Room, East Jordan; 9:30- "Back to our Roots." the First Friday Business ter, 9100 Pleasant Hill Boyne City Junior Achievement pro - 11am Wednesdays at parade will be held on Breakfast as we will be Road. The Moms and Tots sobo Arts FestiVAL grams in area schools. For United Methodist Church, June 20th, 11 a.m. We wel - honoring the Charlevoix Center of Ellsworth an - June 27, 10am-4pm, Vet - more information on nu - Alanson; 9:30-11am Thurs - come all types of entries. Area Chamber of Com - nounces a Diaper Ride erans Park. Celebrating merous opportunities, days at Christ Lutheran For more information con - merce Scholarship win - motorcycle ride, spon - the visual, performing, contact the area’s District Church, Boyne City; 9:30- tact Louise Alfred at (231) ner. This will also be the sored by the Solid Rock written and audible arts, Director Mark Pankner at 11am Fridays at United 676-3234. last breakfast until Sep - Riders. The ride will begin the festival will take place [email protected] or call 231- Methodist Church, tember. Come out and at 9:45 AM from the Moms at Veterans Park in Boyne 582-4660. Petoskey. Call (231) 347- enjoy great food catered and Tots Center at 9100 City, a beautiful shaded 0067 or visit wrcnm.org CharLeVoiX by A Matter of Taste. Pleasant Hill Rd in area with ample lawn and for more information. CoNCert At FArMers Sponsored by: Beacon Ellsworth MI. Registra - open space on the shore of Boyne City MArket Dental Center. Cost: tion will begin at 9:00 AM. Lake Charlevoix, come by boyNe VoLuNteer May 28, 9am-1pm, East $5/Members $7/Non- The ride, which is in - boat and spend the day or Network CharLeVoiX Park. Special music: free Members tended to be a two-hour night! Boyne volunteer net - Messy ChurCh concert by the famous excursion, is an opportu - work is a joint project of This is a fun way of Younce Guitar Duo at the nity to help the tots of the Boyne District Li - doing church for families. Charlevoix Farmers Mar - east Jordan Moms and Tots. To join norWood toWnshiP brary, Boyne City Main There are crafts, Bible sto - ket on Bridge Street at rotAry VAriety show the ride please bring a $10 PArsoNs FAMiLy & Street Program and the ries learning about the East Park, Also Artesian June 5&6, shows start at donation or a Baby Re - GreAt trees oF Boyne Area Chamber of God who loves you, songs, Bread Demonstration by 7pm. The 9th Annual East lated Item. Call Loren at NorwooD Commerce. It's easy to and free meal. Children Heritage Gold. Plus free Jordan Rotary Variety 231-587- 5163 for more in - July 15, 7:30pm, Nor - participate - just go to must be accompanied by fly fishing lessons on the Show. Tickets are Avail - formation. wood Schoolhouse. David www.boynevolunteers.org parent or adult. This is a lawn! Shop for fresh as - able from any Rotarian, or and Terry Parsons own a and fill out the application non-denominational event paragus, rhubarb, lettuce, at Charlevoix State Bank Centennial farm on Par - form, which will tell us which takes place on the bagels, breads, granola, and Huntington Bank norWood toWnshiP sons Road where they pro - your skills, interests and first Sunday of each maple syrup, BBQ sauces, GrANGe MoVeMeNt duce and sell maple syrup. contact information. We month at 4 – 6 pm at the garden plants and more. PreseNtAtioN Join us as Mr. Parsons will contact you later Charlevoix United New on the market: hum - norWood toWnshiP Jun 17, 7:30pm, Nor - shares his family legacy about volunteer opportu - Methodist Church, 104 mus, baguettes, herbal 2015 CurbsiDe trAsh wood Schoolhouse. Origi - in Norwood. Then Pam nities that may interest State St. Your call is ap - teas and ointments! Sup - PiCkuP nally founded to advance Gnodtke will educate us you. If you have questions preciated for meal count port your local farmers. June 6, 8am-Noon. methods of agriculture, as on the trees of Norwood or would like to learn at 547-2654. Credit cards and Bridge Board of Trustees has ap - well as to promote the so - past and present. Nor - more about how to include Cards welcome. proved scheduling of cial and economic needs wood was built out of the your organization and vol - CharLeVoiX County American Waste Trash of farmers in the United logging industry after all. unteer needs in this new Pickup on Saturday June States, area resident, Bill Free for members, $5 for network, contact Monica seNiors riDe Free east Jordan 6 from 8AM until 12PM. Stevens, will give us in - non-members. Kroondyk at the Boyne Residents aged 60 and CAr Cruise-iN Norwood Township resi - sights into the Grange District Library by phone over will now be able to May 19, 6-8pm, Walker dents are being requested Movement and its impact at 231-582-7861 or by email ride the Charlevoix Building parking lot. Pick - to have their trash ready on Norwood. Following Boyne City at kroondykm@boyneli - County Transit free of ers Exchange will host it's at their curbside before his presentation another FooD truCk rALLy brary.org. charge within Charlevoix first of the summer - Car 8AM on that date. Items Norwood resident and July 16, 6-9pm, Veterans County. Seniors please Cruise-In. Bring your that will not be accepted avid history buff, Sandy Park. Featuring local contact the Charlevoix classic car or truck to the for pickup include: 1. Any Miles, will give us a fasci - food, soda, beer, wine and east Jordan County Transit for your Walker Building parking items containing Freon nating look at the picture live music by Disasteroid. ChristiAN CoFFee house ride at 231-582-6900. This lot and show it off to without a certificate. 2. of Norwood life painted by $10 per person (includes 2 Open Door Christian program is made possible everyone. There is no Gas, oil or anti-freeze. 3. the census of 1870-1904. drink tickets). Food coffee house will be held through the cooperation charge to enter your car Engine or mechanical Free for members, $5 for prices are $3 - $5. every first and third Sat - of the Charlevoix County in the show and its free for parts containing gas, oil non-members. urday at the East Jordan Commission on Aging and everyone to stop in and or anti-freeze fluids. 4. Community Center on the Charlevoix County enjoy the show. Batteries. 5. Tires. 6. Yard norWood toWnshiP Main St. Refreshments are Transit. waste, lawn clippings, tree eLLsWorth how ChArLeVoix available; free coffee and a branches or brush. 7. Any PiG roAst/eLLebrAtioN streets Got their small charge for pizza and east Jordan NAMes soda. We have a lot of CharLeVoiX CoMMuNity PotLuCk combustible items. Any The Pig Roast/Ellebra - story tiMe questions can be re - tion tradition continues! August 19, 7:30pm, Nor - wonderful talent right AND ProGrAM sponded to by contacting This year’s event will take wood Schoolhouse. Ever here in northern Michi - Weekly Story Time is May 30, 6pm, Martha the Township Clerk, nor - place on Saturday, June wonder how streets get gan. Great fellowship, hosted every Thursday at Wagbo Farm & Education [email protected] or 20th. It will feature a their names? It's pretty everyone is welcome to 10:30am and all children Center. Potluck dinner fol - [email protected]. hometown parade, a great easy to understand if you come and their parents or care - lowed by the Median meal, lots of games for are a president or big- givers are invited to at - Group discussion, which children and teens, the an - league ball player. But did tend. Story Time at the will last approximately 45 norWood toWnshiP northern miChigan Charlevoix Library is nual horse pull and Charlevoix have any of PLAyGrouPs minutes. Bring a dish to oLD FAshioNeD suMMer archery events and lots those types of citizens geared towards children pass if you are able. Dona - CeLebrAtioN more. New this year will with those distinctions? Playgroups for children birth to five years old. Ms. tions accepted. Call 231- June 6, 5pm, Norwood be a tractor cruise and a Come and find out! Dr. 0-60 months and their pre- Laura, story teller extra - 536-0333, email Schoolhouse. Bring a dish motorcycle tour. Jack MacKenzie will be school aged siblings are ordinaire, reads stories, [email protected] or find us to pass, your own table enlightening us on how offered free through the sings songs, interacts with on facebook to RSVP or service, lawn chairs and CharLeXoiX the streets we travel every Women’s Resource Center finger plays, and some - for more information. blankets. Grilled hot dogs day in Charlevoix got of Northern Michigan. times even dances with will be provided as well as MerChANt oPeN house their names. Free for Playgroups will help you the kids. east Jordan lemonade and iced tea. June 22, 5-9pm, down - members, $5 for non- find out more about your Come meet new friends town Charlevoix. Draw - members. child’s developmental the MAPLe tAbLe and greet old-timers at ings, refreshments and stage; learn new games May 30 & 31, 10am-2pm, this old fashioned sum - giveaways at participating and activities to play with Martha Wagbo Farm & mer celebration kickoff Education Center. picnic. We'll start eating at Pop in for brunch at our 5:30 p.m. local, seasonal ‘pop-up’. Tour the farm and sup - port the Center's commu - Boyne City nity-inspired programs. the DeCLiNe oF the Call 231-536-0333, email AMeriCAN ChurCh [email protected] or find us exAMiNeD on facebook to RSVP or June 7, 6:30pm, Lifetree for more information. Café’, 401 S. Park Street. The closing of thousands of churches nationwide Boyne City classifieds //6 FAMiLy ADVeNtures and a steady decrease in $ '9 ,8/ ,46 %9 # ' & #"% #* + #$ , 9< "6,.0 B9?< .6,==4140/ 986480 ,> ))) $ (# *#'"&+)%#! program titled “Low-Cost ing?” features filmed in - 9< "6,.0 B9?< ,/ -B :3980 ,> 9< 0 ,46 $ (# *#'"&+)%#! 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June 12, 7-9pm, East east Jordan Jordan Band Shell in Me - morial Park. 18th ANNuAL ChAMber sPriNG GoLF outiNG CHARLEXOIX June 5, Noon at Mallard Chamber Golf Outing Golf Club. Applications June 12, 3pm, Antrim are now available at the Dells. 17th Annual 9 Hole Chamber Office. Price for Chamber Golf Outing. teams of 4 golfers - Early Shotgun start at 3pm, Din - Registration $200.00 in - ner and Awards at 5:30pm. cludes golf, lunch, golfer Hole, cart and beverage Number of Words: ++++++++ x20¢ = Cost:++++++++++ 4847?7 gift, door prize and a day cart sponsorships avail - "6?= //4>498,6 ",:0<= $060.>0/ Total Cost:++++++++++ // >30 '0056B 394.0 19< '%& 9<0 of great networking on a able. For information call Page 10A • Charlevoix County News May 28, 2015
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