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BC School Board to ask again for school bonding After a couple of hours of today and' 20 years from now to system will issue in bonds if the would be converted to an upper without the approval of new discussion, Boyne City School Nakoneczny said that expected in- provide the best educational voters approve. elementary school while the classrooms. Board members unaminously ap- facility a 2.5 mill increase could creases in assessments on proper- The election for the issue is ex- present elementary school would Another would have seen the proved asking the voters of the provide. ty will probably provide enough to pected to be March 26. become a kindergarten through renovation of the middle school district to approve the same The rise in costs is due, they cover the cost of operation of the The board approved the request third grade school. gym, while the last was to tear building request as had failed last say, to additional construction schools. at a special meeting held last' The proposal was one of four down the gym and replace it with September. Only this time, the costs and the fact that a new state Another asked how long this Thursday evening. The proposal options the board considered a new multi-purpose room. request will cost voters more, ac- law requires school systems to pay program would last before the will see remodeling at all three before deciding. One of the reasons Voters will be asked if they cording to officials from the con- interest on bonds before they are school district needs another bond schools, including a new addition for the decision was the appeal want to increase the millage by 2.5 sulting firms working with the collected. issue to build more classrooms. He being built, but separated from the from a group of teachers who mills for the next thirty years to school system. was told that the best projections The additional cost will raise the high school, that would be used as asked the board to consider the pay for the additional facilities. School board members said so far show this increase in figure $1.3 million dollars for a a middle school. same request as they thought the The issue will require the use of they owed it to the tax payers of total of $13.7 million the school classrooms would hold up to 150 The present middle school proposed athletic and auditorium the present debt retirement more students or about 10 years. facilities are part of education. millage as well. Board president, Robin Hissong, : The other options included In answer to some who asked if expressed enthusiasm over asking Snowscope, a winter guide included separating the auditorium and the the schools would be able to the voters to approve the same athletic facility, but tied in so that operate the new classrooms and See Schools/Page 6 in this issue they could not be approved facilities, Superintendent Bob Charlevoix County Press Volume 111, Number 45 January 9,1991 35 Cents MDOT to award M-75 bids to rebuild road today

Bids for the rebuilding of M-75- Transportation officials, the 100 working days or in September. through the construction during from Division to downtown. The continuance of construction Boyne Avenue get opened today project is set to begin on or about From the beginning at that in- working hours and two way traffic The project engineers answered of the state highway up State ending many years of hopes for April 15,1991 with work to begin tersection, construction crews are after working hours. many questions from the audience, Street to the city limits is still in construction of one of the major at the intersection of Water Street to head east, out Boyne Avenue The final detour will send ranging from Postmaster Frank the works, officials said, and may roads leading into the community, and East Streets. The street in with the tear-out to Pearl Street drivers on Division Street to Lake JasinsW asking about what might come as soon as a few years. and turning them into reality. that area will be torn out and and then up the hill to Division Street to get into town. happen to the flagpole in front of This summer will be the first According to Department of replaced with asphalt at the end of where the construction crew will When completed, the new the post office after the corner is that the city will see street con- install a new intersection. They street will include curb and gutter, re-radiused to the concerns of struction during the tourist season, will then replace the present asphalt and a sidewalk on the north side business owners asking when they something city officials have been ••• from Brockway to the post office. will be closing down the area in" considering for other projects. out past the city limit to about The street will be slightly wider front of their businesses. where the Howard Oil Bulk plant News Briefs is located. The officials explained the County board gives committee project at the Tuesday noon •;*-*: "------. .... — ...... Oops, Boyne City Schools changed the date of their meeting of the City Com- next teacher inservice day. Instead of today, it will be missioners to a packed room full of held Thursday, January 10. Again school will be interested residents and business assignments to members dismissed at 11 am for the middle school and 11:15 for owners. They also answered questions concerning the project .Don Smith will be filling the the first quarter of 1991. commissioners on the board of the the elementary and high school students. There will be for those in attendance. shoes and the top spot as chairman Acting as liaison to various Northwest Michigan Council of no afternoon kindergarten classes. The project was first conceived of the Charlevoix County Board of committees throughout the county Governments, the mental health *** back in the late seventies, but Commissioners as former Chair- were: Hosier to work with the board as an alternative to the The Family Life Office of the Diocese of Gaylord is money constraints by the state man Larry Matthew stepped social services board, veteran af- Michigan Association of Counties. again looking for the longest married couple in the held the project up. Originally, the down after serving the county for fairs, Michigan Association of The only other appointments entire M-75 roadway through the many years last week, as new Counties, Human Services and the made at the organizational diocese. If you know of someone who has been married commissioners were seated. for longer than 60 years, let the diocese know. community was to be resurfaced area agency on aging; Walt Huf- meeting were to appoint Larry and rebuilt from city limits on the Taking seats for the first time ford will report on the activities of Levengood and Lis Clapham to the *** south to beyond the city limits on are Jim Behling, Howard Hosier the Charlevoix County Planning County Planning Commission. Boyne City will be having a community Blood Drive, the north. and Carl Price. Commission, Economic Develop- Ralph Harmon was appointed to Monday, January 21, from 2 pin. to 7:45 at the Christ That project was cut in half af- Also elected to a position of vice ment Corporation and the Com- the Parks and Recreation Board. ter funding was announced in the chairman was Boyne City munity Growth Alliance. Lutheran Church in Boyne City. mid eighties and would just cover representative, Phil Johnson. He Carl Price will oversee the *•*. the cost of construction of the was elected on a 3-2 vote, while committees of construction code of Contract near Boyne City police are looking for vandals who south portion of the state highway. Smith won the seat with a 5-1 appeals, sanitary code of appeals. damaged three vending machines located at the Boyne Further cuts shortened the project margin. Behling will report on the Coun- for BC teachers Laundramat last Sunday. The owner of the facility is of- area which was to have origianlly The board then set an altered ty Road Commission, the Emmet begun about the area by Industrial meeting schedule and accepted County Fair Board, the Michigan A contract between Boyne City fering a $200 reward for the arrest and conviction of the Magnetics. new committee assignments for Township Association, the Teachers and the School Board perpetrator. Anyone having any information should call MDOT has been surveying the the 1991 year. sanitary board of appeals and appears to be close at hand, accor- the Boyne City Police Department at 5826611. project for the past several years, Regular meetings of the board District Health Department Num- ding to Superintendent Bob. *** workng out the details of the will be held at 9 ajn. on the second ber 3 Board of Health. Nakoneczny. The teachers' union Since the new dumpster for recyclable materials has amount of work that would have to Wednesday of the month, and at 7 Johnson win serve as liaison to and the school board will meet been placed next to the City Hall, City Clerk Tom be completed. Bids were asked pin. on the fourth Wednesday. AH the Parks and Recreation Board, later this week in what both sides two weeks ago for the project and meetings will take place in the building and industry task force, say may be the last meeting to Garlock said it has been successful so far. He did ask were to be opened at noon today. County building annex. District Health Department No. 3 finalize the contract that if people open the doors to the item which they Since the project will be taking The commissioners then agreed Board of Health, Charlevoix If finalized this week, the wish to see recycled and find the bin full, not to put the almost all summer to complete, to meet as a whole to work on the County Transit and Resource Con- teachers will ratify the contract material next to the dumpster on the ground. Garlock detours will be on Water Street, annual budget instead of having a servation and Development boar- first and then the school board. said the newsprint bin is almost filled and it will be where traffic will be diverted to committee work on it before ds. Both sides have not said what the several more days before the dumpster is emptied. Lake Street and then to State presenting the budget to the en- Smith gave himself a few issues have been and what the Street After that section is com- tire commission. A monthly audit assignments also saying he would final pay levels will be for the pleted, the next detours will in- report will also be reviewed by the rather concentrate on his duties as teachers until the agreement is volve directing two-way traffic entire commission, at least for chairman. He will represent the reached.

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Obituaries/Vidftooal Obituaries Paoe 6 Neighbors PAUL F. BATTEN CHOICE E.SNYDER WITH SHIRLEY HOWARD 582-7468

Paul F. Batten, 66, of Ellsworth, residing in the Detroit area, he Choice E. Snyder, 78, of East Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gove enjoyed spent a pleasant time City at the Civic Building. Located died Dec. 81, 1990, at Little was a manager of Uncle Ben's Jordan, died Thursday, Jan. 3, a trip to Clarkston and vicinity to snowmobiling. on the corner of Lincoln and Cedar Traverse Division, Northern Lounge in Trenton and he also had 1990, at Little Traverse Division, spend time and the Christmas Gary and Cindy White and Street in Boyne 40 children attend Michigan Hospitals, following a worked as a bartender at the Northern Michigan Hospitals. holidays with their children, frien- three children were up to from Boyne City, East Jordan, bog illness. Golden Nugget in Trenton. Funeral was Saturday, Jan. 6, at ds, and their grandchildren, which celebrate a belated Christmas with .Walloon Lake, Boyne Falls and A memorial service was held . He was a veteran of the Korean the Paullin Funeral Home, East include a set of triplets. her parents, David and Evelyn surrounding areas. The children Jan. 3, at the Paullin Funeral Conflict and he enjoyed hunting Jordan. The Rev. David Downton Mr. and Mrs. Thure Erickson, of Graham, of East Jordan, and are the ages of three to five years Home in East Jecjian. Joe Cindee and fishing. of the First Presbyterian Church, Boyne Falls, recently had the family. Also attending was old and 20 attend an ajn. class or Sawaquat officiated. Survivors include his wife; three East Jordan, officiated. pleasure of their grandchildren, Evelyn's mother, Irene Dough tery, the pan. class Tuesday through Mr. Batten was born June 6. daughters, Mrs. David (Shelley) The former Choice E. Knisel Adam and Laura Prusokiewicz of Boyne City. Friday. The main office is North- 1931, in Riverview, the son of Courser and Mrs. Jerry (Cheryl) was born Jan. 15, 1912, in from Gaylord. They all enjoyed the Mr. Henry Doughtery, of An- west Michigan Human Service William and Ethel (Brinson) Bat- Rebec both of East Jordan, and Blissfield, the daughter of George week outdoors and using their new derson Road, Sunday afternoon Agency on Three Mile Rd. in ten. Mrs. David (Paula) Crossman of and Bertha (Youngs) Knisel. She skis, when weather permitted. celebrated his 76th birthday with Traverse City. On May 29,1960, he married the Central Lake; six grandchildren; graduated from Adrian College in Shirley Howard traveled to his wife, Irene, and his family. At- Judge Varnum told me he had former Gladys M. Reichenback in two sisters, Mrs. Bernard (Ann) 1932 with a teaching certificate. Millington, on her Christmas tending were his daughter and the pleasure on Saturday, at one Beaverton. Brow and Mrs. David (Iva) Allen, On Feb. 27, 1936, she married vacation, to visit her 86 year old son-in-law, Diane and Victor Ayers, pjm, of performing the marriage of Mr. Batten had been a resident both of Northport. He was Lineous Snyder in Petoskey. cousin, Samuel Kennedy. He now his grandsons, Terry Ayers, Tracy Curt Kalbfleish and Michelle of Ellsworth since 1972, moving preceded in death by a son-in-law, Mrs. Snyder hfld4«ught in the resides with his son and daughter- Ayers and wife Renee. Also Marie Crabb. The unique setting there from Gibraltar, Mich. He had Monroe Cutler Jr. in 1982. Boyne City and Boyne Falls in-law, Robert and Monah Ken- present were his granddaughter took place at Half-Way House on been employed at International The family suggests memorials schools. In 1968, she moved from nedy. Also visiting was Samuel's and husband, Angie and George Victory at Boyne Mountain, in Disc Corp. in Ellsworth and while to the American Cancer Society. Boyne City to East Jordan. She daughter, Ruth Butler, and gran- Grundner, with their two children Boyne Falls! Dressed in ski ap- enjoyed knitting and flower gar- dsn, Marvin Butler, from Aislia and Geo. A delicious dinner parel, the special occasion was Redgranite, Wise. Shirley also was served by Irene, a great cook. complete with music, cake and RALPH T.RICHARDS Survivors include her husband; visited her Aunt Bernice Faler and Ice cream and cake followed. Hap- champagne. one sen, Bob and his wife, Linda friends in Ortonville. py birthday Hank, and may you Have a nice week! Ralph T. Richards, 75, of Tur- Survivors include his wife, the Snyder, of East Jordan; four Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Compton have many more!! ner, Mich., formerly of East Jor- former Ollie Johnson; one son and daughters, Mrs. Phil (Sue) Goebel flew to Pennsylvania to attend the Bowling honors go 1st to Jack dan, died Friday, Dec 28,1990, at his wife,-James and Lindy Richar- and Mrs. Don (Jean) Peters, both of graduation of the granddaughter Krussell; 2nd to Cleo Davis; 3rd to Standish Community Hospital, ds of Turner; one daughter and her East Jordan; Mrs. Joanne Roth of from Penn State. Nyle Gould; 4th to Jean Marcham; APOLOGY Standish. husband, Linda and Solon Barnes Ada and Mrs. Charles (Judy) Wood Mrs. Jessie Moose is leaving 5th to Ardyth Dorgan; 6th to Bob We are sorry that the phrase of East Jordan; five grandchildren; of Boyne City; 14 grandchildren; this week to visit her daughter and Rumfelt; 7th to Pros Blanckaert; "road runners," used in last week's Mr. Richards was born June 10, four brothers and three sisters. 10 great-grandchildren; three son-in-law in Grand Rapids. Then 8th to Jan Krussell; and 9th to Neighbors column, greatly offen- 1915, in Johannesburg, the son of Services were 1 pjn. Monday, brothers, Jarvis Knisel and Clyde she will be flying on to visit Norman RamsdelL ded Katherine Spaniak and Clara James and Minnie Belle (McGlone) Dec. 31, at the Jacques & Kobs Lynn and Gary Osterbeck are Rolls. It was meant as a term of Richards. Knisel, both of Blissfield and another daughter, son-in-law and West Chapel in Tawas City. Pastor Robert Knisel of Winter Haven, her two grandchildren. She has in- recently back from a very endearment, not as a derogatory Ben Burtch officiated and burial Fla^ three sisters, Mrs. John (Lilai structions to bring us some of that pleasurable trip of skiing fun at statement. We just think it's He was a retired semi-truck was in Saints Cemetery, Whit- Pagel of Blissfield, Mrs. Herma nice warm sunshine from Arizona. Big Ski, Mont. The skiing was terrific that these two grand ladies driver. temore, Mich. Laser of Blacksburg, Va. and Mrs. While there she will attend a hot great!! are so active. They spread hap- Harrison (Priscilla) Wilt of air balloon show. Xi-Gamma sorority was recen- piness and do good wherever they Harrison. Recently, Marge Hoekwater, a tly at a meeting that Gen Varnum travel. RUTHE.BROWE She was preceded in death by former resident, now residing in hosted. POSTSCRIPT two brothers, Wendell and Orville. Petoskey, was here to visit her The Boyne Valley Headstart Also, in reference to last week's Neighbors column, Katherine Ruth E. Browe, 78, of daughters: Mrs. Donald (Betty) Visitation was on Friday at the son. Bob Hoekwater, Nila, and Staff recently attended an in- Spaniak was not able to leave for Charlevoix, formerly of Ellsworth, White of Charlevoix, Mrs. Donald Paullin Funeral Home, East Jor- grandchildren Jay and Correna. service along with other 10 County California this week due to illness. died Thursday at her home. She (Bonnie) Rollenhagen of Muskegon, dan. Later on this month, she will be Headstart programs in Traverse was born Dec 8, 1912 in Central Mrs. Alfred (Mary) Corp of The family suggests memorials driving to Florida to visit her Lake the daughter of Samuel and Ellsworth, Mrs. Robert (Ruth Ann) to the Choice Snyder Scholarship sisters and brothers-in-law, Joseph Martha (Pickard) Wilson. Marley of Pasadena, Maryland, Fund, Boyne Falls High School or and Melva Kalis, near Ocala, then She was united in marriage to and Mrs. Daniel (Rebecca) Lester to the Charlevoix Area Hospital. Gus and Merle Manolas of Port Now on Tuesdays from Noon to 9 P.M. Mr. Theodore Browe on Dec. 14, of BQoxi, Miss.; 41 grandchildren, Envelopes for memorials are Charlotte. She also plans to spend 1929 in Central Lake and they 34 great-grandchildren and several available at the funeral home. time with her daughter, Sharon WALLEYE made their home in Charlevoix un- nieces and nephews. Manage, of Naples. Marge is now til 1973, when they moved to The Rosary was Sunday at the BC Society to hear retired from the Petoskey School Banks Township. Mr. Browe died Sacred Heart Chapel in Man- System, where she taught special FISH FRY DINNERS in 1989. Mrs. Browe moved to celona. Requiem Mass was about lumbering education for many years. A SPECIAL BEER BATTERED WALLEYE Charlevoix in 1989. celebrated Monday at Sacred Scott Sutliff, of Dearborn SERVED WITH FRESH HANDCUT Heights, spent a four day vacation Mrs. Browe was a member of Heart Chapel with Fr. Pierre Dela- FRENCH FRIES, AND COLE SLAW Sacred Heart Chapel in Mancelona place, Celebrant. At the Tuesday, January 15th with his parents, Oral and Eleanor and the VFW Auxiliary Post 1153 meeting of the Boyne City Sutliff, sister, Sheri, and husband m Charlevoix. Visitation was held Friday and Historical Society, students from Kevin, and little nephew, Brenton. She is survived by five sons: Saturday at the Hastings Funeral Bob Morgridge's class at Boyne He also visited other relatives and ONLY $595 PER PERSON Theodore Jr. of Charlevoix, Home in Ellsworth. Burial was in City High School will conduct a friends while here. Wilfred of Hofman Estates, SI., St. Mary's Cemetery in program on the early lumbering in Margret Biggar is now a patient James of Ellsworth, Thomas and Charlevoix. Memorials may be and around Boyne City. The residing at Bortz Health Care in 50 CENTS OF TUESDAY WALLEYE Raymond both of Charlevoix; five made to Sacred Heart ChapeL meeting will be held in the Com- Petoskey. DINNERS WILL BE CONTRIBUTED TO munity Room at the City Hall Rev. Harris and Jane Hoek- BuMngat7pjn. water and children Sarah, Deana THE LAKE CHARLEVOIX WALLEYE DONALD KIMBLER Refreshments will be served. and Kenny, visited at the home of ASSOCIATION. Everyone is most welcome to at- Bob Hoekwater and family. They tend the meeting. Donald L. Kimbler, 63, of Boyne Mr. Kimbler loved to play the City, died Dec. 25, 1990, at his harmonica and other musical in- THE residence. struments and enjoyed volun- PeopleCare program A memorial service was held teering his musical abilities. He ATION Dec. 28 at the United Methodist was an avid fisherman. 582-3400 Church in Boyne City. The Rev. Survivors include his wife; three started for area OUSE John Backoff officiated. daughters, Mrs. Gene (Elaine) The Salvation Army and Con- check to "The Salvation Ar- Mr. Kimbler was born Dec. 2, Moore of Canon, Colo., Deborah sumers Power Company today my/People Care" and mailing it to 151 RAYSTREET BOYNE OTY 1927, in Alba, the son of Troy and Rapin of East Jordan and Paula jointly announced the start of the Consumers Power's headquarters Iola Borst Kimbler. He grew up in Kate of Traverse City; his parents, 1991 People-Care campaign. at 212 W. Michigan Ave, Jackson, Alba and joined the Army Air Mr. and Mrs. Troy Kimbler of Citing a growing need among MI 49201. Corps during World War II. He Mancelona; four grandchildren, the unemployed, low-income In addition to the customer con- served in the military through the Jason, Adam, Hillary and Theresa; families and the elderly for finan- tributions, Consumers Power is SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS occupation of Japan. two brothers, Ronald of Benzonia cial assistance, John W. Hadder, again making available $200,000 in Upon his return he lived in and Russel of Jenison; three Area Manager, said the People- matching bill credits which The Jan. 14-18,1991 Mancelona where he married the sisters, Joan Bailey of Mancelona, Care program will begin its ninth Salvation Army can use to help BOYNE CITY former Barbara Malbouef on July Shirley Carpenter of Newaygo and consecutive annual fundraising ef- needy people with their utility Monday: hamburgers or hamwehes, broccoli with cheese, 28,1948. Jean LaPratt of Alba; his brother- fort among the utility's customers. bills. sauce or peas, peaches Mr. Kimbler moved to Boyne in-law, Dan Malbouef of Boyne The Salvation Army office will "The response we get to Tuesday pizza or goulash, green beans, pears City in 1953 and worked for Casp- City and two sisters-in-law, administer the program locally, PeopleCare each year is Wadneedey: submarines, or hot dogs, mixed vegetables, ' Dolores Fritz of Buckley and Rena applesauce er's Cleaners for 10 years, then providing funds raised through gratifying," said Carl L. English, Thursday: pizza or baked chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, went into the pipe fitting business Hanselman of Boyne City. PeopleCare to help provide food, Consumers Power's vice president cole slaw, fruitchoic e doing construction work. He was a housing, energy and other financial for gas operations and customer Friday: sandwich, or egg salad or shaved ham sandwich, chicken noodle soup, vegetable with dip, oranges member of Local No. 639 Pipefit- Arrangements were handled by necessities to the needy. The services. "Not only do we get notes ters Union of Traverse City and the Stackus Funeral Home, Boyne Salvation Army will be solely of thanks from PeopleCare BOYNE FALLS the Boyne City Eagles. City. responsible for determining recipients, some of our customers Monday: beef pot'pies, or chii with peanut butter sandwich. eligibility for assistance. thank us for letting them be part tossed salad, pears ALICE FREDERICK Customers of Consumers Power of the fund raising." Tuesday: chicken drumrmes or hot dog with bun. mashed The 1990 PeopleCare campaign potatoes with gravy, green beans, apple crisp are being asked to pledge $5 Wednesday: homemade pizza or cook's choice, buttered Ab'ce A. Frederick, 62, of Boyne crafts. by checking a box on their January raised the highest amount in the pees, fruit choice City, deid Jan. 4,1991, at Little Survivors include four sons and bills. The amount of the pledge will history of the program. Donations Thursday: salad bar or hamburger with bun. hash browns, Traverse Division, Northern daughters-in-law, Paul and Sally be added to their February bills. from customers and employees of . peaches . '..:. • . .. ..•••.. '. Michigan Hospitals. Frederick of Boyne Falls, Roger The amount of the pledge will be Consumers Power totalled Friday: nacho with ground beef or sfced turkey sandwich, tossed salad, mixed fruit . ' " Funeral was Tuesday, Jan. 8, at and Karen Frederick of Man- added to their February bill. More $371,559 and the combined con- the Stackus Funeral Home, Boyne celona, Edward and Gloria than $5 can be given by writing a See PeopleCare/Page 4 EASTJORDAN City. The Rev. Mike Haner of- Fredericks of Ellsworth and Terry Monday: hamburgers, chicken, subs on buns, ravioli. French ficiated and burial was in Daven- fries, pckles, peaches .-.•••• . ; . .. and Denise Frederick of Petoskey; Tueaday: en*, pot pies, tuna sandwiches, cole sfew apple port Cemetery, Paris, Mich. a daughter and son-in-law, Kathy NOTICE •NOTICE • NOTICE : Wednesday: breakfast, pancake and sausage, loaste dogs, The former Alice A. Sparks was and Randy Huffman of hasnbrowns, appiosaucd . : . . born Aug. 23,1928, in Wyoming, Boyne City; 11 grandchildren; one Winter Hours at Stafford's One Water Street Thursday: t^pos, lettuce and cheese, baked chicken, cor- Mich, the daughter, of Thomas and great-grandchild; three sisters, rxtogs, com, pineapple . • ' • • . •'•.. . ;..„••'.•• Josephine (Magee) Sparks. She at- ——-Serving Dinne Friday: pizza, burritos, vegetable Wend with cheese, orange Eva GOlespie of Boyne Falls, Opal wedges . . .:: '•:.' . ' •' '•'.. ' ' •. • tended and graduated from Boyne' Henderson of Richland, MO* and -10P.M. Falls High School in 1946 as Mrs. Ben (Elaine) Richardson of Bread and mflk served daily. In school lunch no valedictorian of her class. She Walloon Lake; several nieces and -Serving Lunches- cMdahal fa* dtcrimtnated against ft* any reason. worked at Betty's Restaurant as a nephews* These lunch menus are waitress and then went to United She was preceded in death by ftkiay's&SatutdayOnlyll:30To4P.M. Technologies in Boyne City where one son, Clarence Herman provided courtesy of she worked for more than 30 Frederick Jr., three brothers, ftllTAUflANT -Sundays- years. Lloyd, Bill and Denny Sparks; Bcun<*U;30-4P.M. Dinner Noon-10 P.M. MARKETS Mrs. Frederick was a member two sisters, Olive Skubak* and of the Eagles in Boyne City and a «Vanetta Ecker and two gran- ...... Winter Hours Coupon •••••• • dchildren, Thomas Edward member of the Reorganized Chur- Receive One Dinner Entree Or Sunday Biunch ch of Jesus Christ of Utter Day Frederick and Teresa Hanna Sainto in Boyne City. Frederick. • -. :•.••:•<•• FREE . . •/•,. She enjoyed bowling and was on Memorial contributions are . WkhPuKhasecrf Anotho Entree Or Btund* At Equal Or Better Value. FROM OUR FAMILY-TO KXJRS the Tuesday Bowling League and suggested to the family. Envelopes •••• •• Good Sundiyi and Tu«Kl«y» During JmrauuyDl ••••••••••' the Sunday Night Mixed Doubles. for that purpose are available at BoynsCtty-East Jordan She also enjoyed hunting and the Stackus Funeral Home. IX)W^^^OWNBOTOEC3TY 582-3434 CHARLEVOWCOUhfTVPRESS-Jonu«y9,1991 Opinions Remembrances

Make the plum work

When is a political plum a real plum? That is just one of the many questions sure to face the County Commissioners this month when they have to decide on the appointment to ml one spot on the Charlevoix County Road Commission. It seems that in the past, the "Good OF Boy" syndrome put many a former commissioner onto the road commission as a

These days, we don't think that is the correct way of picking and choosing who will be allowed to serve the populace. We think the commissioners should go with the person who has experience in roads, knows the way to generate more money from the state for maintenance, and in general, do the job. We all know that road departments are seeing less money every year from the state because of the Michigan Depar- tment of Transportation (MDOT) policies. Those policies are allowing less gas tax money be spent on roads that gas users pay for, and more money be spent on railroads, bike paths, airports, people movers and the like. In the meantime, we drivers who use the roads, have to deal with decreasing budgets, and increasing costs. With those, we will all be driving on and around potholes. We hope the commissioners will appoint a person who can deal with those pressures. All running for the open spot say they will allow the Set in the middle of the block bode in (lie late twenties, thb Stan- you have any old pictures you would like to share with oor readers, bring them to our office so we can make a copy. engineer to do the work and will only help to set policy. dard station faEas t Jordan fa still (here, located on Main Street Ttts picture is from a collection of Alma Boom of Boyne City. If We hope whoever gets the seat will allow that to happen and can urge the other members of the road commission to do the same. Jottings WTTHJIMSILBAR

Rumors are starting to float pond by controling the water leveL Lake Street was just one of the stay around the area instead of around the community that some Just last week, the pond grew concerns of the city, becoming snowbirds and flying Letters planners are trying to develop a larger over the holidays, and has Another concern is that people south like many residents have new management plan to help con- since been attended to by the city have intruded into the natural done. trol the numbers on a body of to lower the water level. That the scheme of things and are feeding So while authorities are water located in the Boyne City.. , pond was threatening to overflow the ducks, which causes more to Sec Jottings/Page 4 Benefits unfairsays writer area. Editor: The rumors are almost valid, as Gross inequity and unfairness single return and $10,000 per year far as I can tell, as quite a few of exists in the state income taxation on a joint return. the people at the coffee shops are of pension benefits. State, city, Regardless of source, pension talking about the possibilities of county, school district and federal benefits should be treated the the plan and what it may do for the retirees enjoy complete exemption same across the board. overcrowding pi the water area from state income tax on their Please contact your state concerned. pension benefits. representative and senator and According to one coffee shop Pensions from private industry demand that parity be enacted. wag, the plan will be similar to the plans, Keogh plans and IRAs are Glenn Meyaard,CPA proposed, but never adopted plan YOUR PURCHASES exempt up to $7,600 per year for a Zeeknd,MI for Lake Charlevoix. That plan had set up a grid basis and determined the maximum number of boats Thanks K of C that would be allowed on the lake before the overcrowding disrupted Editor: donation will be used to support the life style of those living in the Tlda k an open letter to the activities which would not nor- mally be part of our schedule such CARTER'S riebteofCobanbos:bfCbb While the plan was never for- Your donation of $561.20 as swimming safety, handicapped mally adopted by the County couldn't have come at a more op- horseback riding, skiing and Commissioners, planners for the portune time. The students of materials for integrated activities new management plan hope this Charlevoix-Emmet Intermediate with general education students. one will attract favorable commen- School District who have received On behalf of students in these ts from everybody concerned. their educational programming at Char-Em programs, the special The plans hope to deal with the Ironton School have now been education staff and myself thank perceived overcrowding problem relocated to programs housed in you very much for your generous as soon as those creating the plans regular education buildings in the .donation and more importantly, for can get their ducks in a row. I can bring cash 'communities of East Jordan, keeping us in'your thoughts. figure that the problem is a tem- Charlevoix, and Pellston. Esi A. Kinder porary one, and will not be a to your club Each of these programs have as Special Education Sopervfaor problem as the weather turns a portion of their goals, community ClMrlevoix-Emmetlntcniiedfate toward springtime and the ice integration and life skills. Your SdmiDtaMet flows into summer. or organization. The problem with most plans of good natured folks, is that they never have enough time or money Just save to bring them to harvest. CHARLEVOIX Harvest is another word for Carter's grocery putting food on the table, or feeding the problem into a solution. And some of the folks cash register tapes COUNTY PRESS considering the plan say we should (USPS 396480) just harvest the evidence and then EdtorPubfeher James F.SRbar there would be no problem with and join our Office Manager Patricia E-SHbar the overcrowding. n Manager KtfhleenvanDyl* The overcrowding we are « talking about, is the overcrowding of the pond in front of the Lake Correspondents RegSharitcy Bea Smith Community Cash Prograi Boyne Fab ShaunCowla CalWaM Nancy Notthup Street Plaza. Seems that the ducks Robert Hoaglund have come to the open water in EatfJordan JenrffcrnW droves this*season and are Copyright 1990, Sibar Communications, inc. All Rights Reserved requiring more folks to feed, more Published by SM>ar CommunlcaMona, Inc., James F. Sttw, President, P.O. Box A. money for feed, and a host of other 108 Grovetand. Boyne CMy, MWUgan 49712. Published weekly on Wednesday. concerns. One of the concerns is that like Mary Towne accepts a check (dHoriali the bigger lake, Lake Charlevoix, PUBLICATION of adverHatmcntt or « Mary implies neither endor for the Boyne CHy Senior Cen- ; V«T» semen* nor approval by The Charicvoec Coutrfy Pn the pond has a northern "arm" and a southern "arm," just like the Ug ter in the amount of $95.77 lake, and also, due to sewers get- MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Charlevoix County $14 per yea* elsewhere In the earned with Carter's Com- Unfed SMB. $20 per year. Shale copies 35 otnft. Singly mated copies Induing ting clogged up, a water level portage. $1. Second Clan pottage paid at Boyne Cfty Michigan by SHbar torn- rising and falling. munity Cash Program. muntarfon.. lnc.

j * can appear and have room for DEADLINES lor general newt node** dhpky aoVoMng. photographs and riding out the winter. If it it lower, dauMed advertising is 5*0 pjn. Monday. some of the ducks' have to spend the nights sleeping on the shore. SEND ADDRESS CHANCES to Tht ChSew* County Press, P.O. Box A, 108 The rumors have the top ducks Groveiand »„ BoyntCky. MMUgan 497IZ Phon* 616482-6761. of the dty planning on continuing to control the population of the CHAW£V0D

Ware-withal Child Care Provider WITH GAIL WARE classes offered The Humble farmer WITHROBERTSKOGLUND Two classes are being offered to Americans feel a bit ragged As for interest in squirrels, Nowadays it's hot all that this country for the first time since The problem of the missing 500 area child care providers and those these days what with talk of a perhaps some find them fun to unusual to hear someone mention the Great Depression. billion was recently explained in a considering the business. Mixing shriveling economy and booming chase. But old cat hands have seen Fortunately, there were a few newspaper article about a local en- Business with Pleasure-Starting a that money isn't all that bad and Federal debt phis getting bffls for more enthusiasm and effort in- that sometimes it can be useful for public spirited patriots who were trepreneur who had gone Christmas goodwill that erase any volved when cats pursue butter- Family Day Care Business will cover marketing, record keeping, this or that. It is significant that willing to make the necessary bankrupt. The way I now under- vestiges of same. Amidst this flies, seldom get them, the prey even during these days of carefully sacrifices to keep the economy stand the situation is this: The comes news of "Video Catnip," a having the advantage of slopping planning cash flow, costs associated with family day care chosen words the man on the Knoving. In ages past these proud bank loaned 20 million dollars to a film for sale for flagging felines, out of reach of ever hopeful cats. street can safely say that he likes men and women were called en- man who spent the entire amount not that they asked for it, likely (Still watching a cat chasing a but- and professionalism. The class is at East Jordan High School on money. This is only worth men- trepreneurs. More lately they've repairing a building that can be won't watch it either. Yet such terfly on a warm, sunny day is a January 24th, from &30pjn. - 830 tioning because the hippies of a been known as yuppie developers. sold for only 12 million dollars. A nonsense could selL .lovely ballet) pan. generation ago had nothing good banker would try toconvinc e you Not to knock Steve Malarkey of So why should a cat caretaker to say about it. As parentrejecting A few yuppies have been unable that 8 million dollars had disap- The second class. Kids Do the Herndon, Virginia, who created want his or her pet to become ad- rich kids they had no choice but to to repay the money that they peared. But an economist would Darndest Things - Child Develop- this film to enliven cats. It did his dicted to a TV show, anyway? Isn't dress in dump-picked rags, and sit borrowed, and the press is making point out, quite correctly, that 20 ment and Activities for Family cat, Stick. So he generalizes from it enough that people are without back in their blue chip coupons. much of the fact that the gover- million dollars had been pumped Day Care will take a look at how that, all cats will be moved, which hooking animals to picture tubes nment has to come up with 500 into the economy. All the laborers children learn and what they need tells experienced cat people that too? The long-range economic impact billion dollars tosquar e the bill. To and suppliers who worked on the to know in the preschool years. he's new at cats. It's claimed by some, perhaps of the hippie movement was good. read the papers, one might well building shared the 20 million in Learn how to set up activity At any rate, Malarkey says that Malarkey among them, that over Because millions of the brightest, assume that the borrowed and un- fees and wages which they im- schedules with developmental^ he was watching a TV special on the long winter, cats sleep more and therefore wealthiest, young paid money had been burned in a mediately spent. Multiply that by appropriate activities. This class birds of the Cayman Islands when than in warmer weather because people in the country rejected furnace. several thousand similar projects his hitherto non-TV watching cat they're bored. And because they will be at East Jordan High School material things there was lots of and you have explained why the on January 31st, from 630 - 830 "came out of his box like a shot and sleep so much, they get out of unused money simply lying For months I didn't give that economy has been booming for the pjn. There is a $5 charge tocove r sat right in front of the screen, shape too. This film gives them ex- around. much thought because, being past 10 years. the cost of materials. growling and meowing." citement and aerobic exercise for treasurer of at least three Now there is wailing and Both classes are being spon- This prompted Malarkey to their hearts as well. This money that was molding organizations, I know that money gnashing of teeth because the sored by the MSU Cooperative scatter birdseed and popcorn So for less than $20, a person away in bank vaults wasn't doing entrusted to the care of the most government (the taxpayer) has to Extension Service in Charlevoix around his yard and videotape providing services for a feline, can the bankers a lick of good. A honest man can suddenly disap- anti up for all the yuppies who and Otsego Counties. what happened next: blue jays and stimulate it's mind and body with a banker wants money tob e out on pear. I also know the the Gilchrest can't pay their bills. Everyone has Speaker/Facilitator for the squirrels holding an impromptu single purchase; that is if a par- loan where it is working. But Family Association has a good forgotten that they were respon- sessions is Linda Adams, home feast. The blue jays did their usual ticular cat finds this particular millions of rich kids who should court case against me for uninten- sible for the good economic times economist. Enrollment is limited. squabbling and the squirrels video interesting, which can't be have been buying new Fords and tionally mismanaging their funds. we usually only enjoy when there's Pre-register through the East Jor- played their traditional grab-the- assured beforehand given the Chevys insisted on driving rusted Had I put the money in a tinca n a war. dan Community Education Office gruband-run game. nature of cats. out Toyotas. And poor kids, who and buried it out back, all would Let's hope that local bankers by calling 5302250 before January "Stick went ballistic" seeing the Therein lies the problem. All would ordinarily have been have been well -1 could always dig will once again learn to trust 18th. tape, he says. cats are not created equal by a borrowing money tobu y new cars, it up if ever questioned by the people. They already do in Boston, Encouraged by the cat's reac- long shot. Some resemble dogs but were trying topos e as rich kids by auditors. But I deposited every where a teller said to a woman tion, Malarkey had a professional more give the distinct impression driving rusty junkers. penny of it in the bank, a grave who had presented a check tob e version of his video made. He sells that they feel they're privileged Make no mistake about it, the error in this day and age when cashed, "Why this check is one it for $19.95, and since September royalty. As for advertised finicky Chinese prints hippKS made scrimping, saving, and vast sums are quietly absorbed by that was stolen. Please wait right 1989, has sold 7,000 of them. eater stuff, many a cat feeder has plain old meanness fashionable in banking service charges. there while I go get the manager." Malarkey thinks that watching searched in vain for cat food their the tape makes most felines fly in- animal doesn't like enough to even to action. In fact, there's even a act disapproving. nowatMcCune Spring registration scheduled warning on the video that cats Since it could well be that "may become excited and attempt "Video Catnip" doesn't move one's A unique exhibit of 30 colorful to get inside your television." resident cat at all, and turning on woodblock prints featuring the Doubtless, some cats do get het the vacuum cleaner close by does work of Chinese peasants is for NCMC up watching the video, (assuming most cats, no need to spend $1955; scheduled to open at the McCune Work toward a degree, take Team Taught" Philosophy course nesday, Jan. 16, from 6 to 9 pjn. they're willing to do so, a that is unless watching feisty blue Arts Center Gallery January 5. courses to improve job skills or offered for the first time this past On-campus day registration is questionable premise at best), the jays and furtive squirrels sounds The bright lollypop colors with change careers, or enroll in a cour- fall, it is being offered again. The Thursday and Friday, Jan. 17 and blue jays in particular. Most cats like fun diversion from current clear pretty patterns are the se that interests you at Petoskey's course offers a multi-disciplinary 18, between 8:30 am. and 4 pjn. at like to chase birds, bring the un- problems, in which case call 1-800 product of an interesting period in North Central Michigan College examination of professional ethics, the Administration Building on the wary ones home forapproval , and TABBY TV. Malarkey will ap- Chinese history. In the late 1950s for the new semester beginning focusing on the fields of business, NCMC campus. while they mostly get the opposite, preciate it even if the cat doesn't. China's Communist leadership this month. humanities, law, science and the Registration for off-campus they continue to do so. changed its opposition to art NCMC offers a full schedule of social sciences. courses to be held in Cheboygan is authorizing structured poster courses for certificate and scheduled for Monday, Jan. 14, work designed to teach peasants In addition, the PACE associate degree programs, from 7 to 9 p.m. at Cheboygan how to perform manual labor (Providing Academics Cost Effec- professional advancement and High School. Those taking courses Continued from Page 2 PeopleCare tasks. The people of Huhsien tively) system is once again being personal enrichment. In addition, utilized to offer an interactive in Gaylord nifty, register on County displayed a special talent NCMC cooperates with Lake tributions and bill credits made assistance can be obtained. television course. Through the Tuesday, Jan. 15, from 7 to 9 pjn. excelling mere instruction Superior State University in Sault $571,599 available to help the PeopleCare was started in 1983 PACE system, NCMC has the at Gaylord High School. n Ste. Marie to offer area residents ability to conduct a class con- Anyone unable to mf.ke it to needy. by Consumers Power at the Then the cultural revolution the opportunity to earn bachelor's currently at sites in Cheboygan, registration should attend the first Since the program began ap- suggestion of employees. It was an reversed course and ordered degrees nearby. Mackinaw City and Indian River. class meeting of the course they proximately $2.2 million has been offshoot of informarfood and everyone to concentrate on Also, NCMC works with Cen- "Principles of Management" is want to determine if space is still raised. Another $741,000 in bill clothing drives for the needy that redoubling production in fields and tral Michigan Unfversity public being offered via interactive available. Spring semester gets credits has been awarded. employees had organized in dif- factories and stop work on "un- television to provide telecourse television on Tuesdays from 7 to underway Monday, Jan. 21, and In 1989, the last year for which ferent areas of the state. productive nonsense like visual enabling students to earn college . 10 p jn_ Instructor Paul Nelson will college representatives will be complete figures are available, The The Salvation Army, one of the art." But the peasant artists of credit through a combination of alternate among the three available on campus and at the two Salvation Army used PeopleCare oldest nonprofit social services Huhsien pretended not tohea r and viewing programs at home with locations from week toweek , with off-campus locations to provide funds to handle 5,422 cases, organizations in the U.S., was kept right on painting, improving attendance at several on-campus students at all of the sites being assistance throughout the first helping 15,776 needy people. Bill selected to distribute the funds their style and developing a lectures. Telecourses offered for able to view and listen to Nelson week. credits assisted 1,201 households, raised by Consumers Power technique all their own. They show the spring semester include and students at the main location For information or a copy of the providing energy for 3,494 people. because it is a statewide people at work performing the Western Tradition I, Cultural An- as well as at the other sites. Spring 1991 Schedule of Classes, PeopleCare funds are organization experienced in daily tasks of life. thropology, and Intro, to Business. Registration for Petoskey on- phone NCMC at 347-3973, Ext. designated for any emergency screening applicants and The Crooked Tree Arts Council need as determined by The processing aid. Because of the enthusiastic campus evening courses is Wed- 2110. has negotiated a one month response to Situational Ethics, a Salvation Army. Funds are not Consumers Power Company's showing in this area with the New restricted to Consumers Power Northwestern Region, headquar- England Center for Contemporary customers. tered in Grand Rapids, provides Art The prints will be on display Bill credits are targeted for the electric and natural gas service to from 10 ajn. until 5 pjn. daily ex- Rural Michigan Benefited company's residential gas and more than 543,000 customers in all cept Sunday in the CTAC gallery electric customers and areor parts of 27 counties located in free of charge to the public The available on a last-resort basis the northern and western portions show will close January 30. when no other form of emergency of Michigan's Lower Peninsula. by FmHA More than 2,286 in loans and could not have purchased a home. ter. Funds also were used for rural Jottings grants were made available in Over 1200 single-family housing industrial development grants (five Michigan for farming, rural grants for $757,500). Continued From Page 3 loans were made for $45,107,400. residences, community facilities, An additional $15,833,389 was In the business and industry and business development during made available for rented housing struggling with the overcrowding But like people, they have information to the rest of us, so we program, eight loans were made fiscal year 1990 by the Farmers which provided more than 525 issue, more and more ducks are become accustomed to the han- can see how the authorities are for $3,595,000, including loans Home Administration, according apartments for rural residents, in- appearing daily and weekly, douts of people and have forgotten dealing with the issue, we may made under programs recently to Calvin C. Lutz, FmHA State cluding 15 housing loans for looking for a good spot to settle how tofee d themselves by doing a then be able to provide the same enacted to assist businesses which Director for Michigan. migrant farm workers. The agen- dowa little work. expertise to some of the people suffered economic losses as a Farm lending amounted to cy's housing funds also provided I think they have found it in Seems comparable to a few concerns with overcrowding. result of natural disasters. The $60,015,450 through 806 loans. The housing repairs, site development BoyneCity. other situations around here, One person said just taking a B&I program operates primarily bulk of these loans went for short- and the preservation of homes in Even though the lake has frozen doesn't it. look at the pond and imagining the term operating purposes - 691 rural areas. over, there is still a lot of open If an overcrowding plan is con- bigger lake on the Fourth of July, through loan guarantees with loans for$46\605310 . An additional In the community facilities water in the rivers of the area, and ceived, I would like those working shows that such a plan is needed to ,. banks providing loans and FmHA 85 loans amounting to $12^28,750 program, FmHA made 21 loans plenty of natural feed for them. on it to come forward and provide regulate the amount of fun a per- went to buy or enlarge farms or serving as a guarantor. "This son can have. and grants for $18,813,000 for keeps federal outlays at a make major improvements in water and waste disposal systems. Myself, I just say leave the them. Loans also were made to2 8 minimum and makes private len- ducks alone. Like all problems, a An additional two loans for ders an integral part of rural How can a small premium farmers and ranchers who suf- $172,000 were made for other little time will help tosor t out the fered losses due to natural development," State Director Lutz community facilities, including a said. keep you from losing a disasters. These loans amounted to dental clinic and senior citizen cen- small business? $2039,890. Funds also were made available for soil and water loans, Indian land acquisition, and state No problem. mediation programs CELLULAR CAR PHONES Auto-Owners Commercial Umbrella will protect your busi- "Our farm loans are taking on a Here Now ness and its assets from a loss due to lawsuit. And, it's very new character," said State Direc- affordable protection to have. Just compare it to the others. In Service tor Lutz. "Once again the percen- See your "no problem" Auto-Owners agent and ask him tage of farm loans made by private what he can do for your complete business protection. lenders with an FmHA guarantee Navy Petty Officer 8rd Class has increased. In addition, we have Jeffrey A. Young, son of Drew E. assisted large numbers of minority and Pauline Young of 1000 May and socially disadvantage^ St. Charlevoix, ML recently repor- borrowers through our outreach ted for duty aboard the guided program and through the limited missile cruiser USS Texas, resource program." RUEGSEGGER-STANLEY homeported in Alameda, CaHf. Under the rural housing Electronics program, lending amounted to INSURANCE AGENCY more than $63,000,000 through 726 Spring Street Hours;" A 1987 graduate of Charlevoix 1449 loans. Most of these loans (acrossfrom Big Boy) OAV CJVL1 Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 Since 1905 High School, he joined the Navy in provided family homes for low- PefridiMf Jri'UvOI FridayFridaus 9- 9-8 106 Water St, Boyne City, MI 582-6251 September 1967. income families who otherwise CHARLEVOIX COUNTY PRESS-January 9.1991 Just call 582-6761 to place your ad!

275 Miscellaneous 202 S100 and ureter for Sale FOB 8ALE Nice, beautifr), K-2, race stock skis METALSHEETS Public Notices made for skiing but today ex- Suitable for building wood- STATE OF MICHIGAN MORTGAGE 8ALE-Default having MORTGAGE SALE-Default having ALSO Lot 2 of Block B of the Village of tremely valuable for pulling an ice sheds, repairing roofs, or PROBATE COURT been nude in the terms and conditions of a been made in the terms and conditions of a South Arm (now City of East Jordan). (15- shanty. Cost new, $360, special this replacing metal work on an- COUNTY OF CHARLEVOIX certain mortgage made by JAMES A. certain mortgage nude by Veraon J. Stark 063626O03O0) week to the first one who wants tique furniture. We have used CLAIMS NOTICE KTTSON and DONNA JUNE KTTSON. his and Dolores J, Stark, his wife, of 112 South During the six months immediately wife, of the City of Boyne City, Charlevoix Maple Street, East Jordan. Michigan, Mor- them, $10D0 without bindings. Call aluminum printing plates 22x35 following the sale, the property may be T1LENO.90415ME County, Michigan, Mortgagors, to U.S. tgagors, to the Small Business Ad- Jim Silbar at 582*761. inches at the Charievoiz County redeemed. Mutual Mortgage Corporation, a Michigan ministration, An Agency of the United Dated: December 11,1990 Press. 40 cents each, 3/$l or Brtateof HENRY LAMB, Deceased Corporation, Mortgagee dated the 14th day States Government. 515 McNamara Smal B_fae_ AdmtaWntJon, 2548. TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: of February, AD. 1985. and recorded in the Building, 477 Michigan Avenue, Detroit, An Agency of the United FOB SALE Your interest in the estate may be barred office of the Register of Deeds, for the Coun- Michigan 48228, Mortgagee, dated the 7th States Government One pair of Rossignol ST Comp or affected by the following . ty of Charlevoix and State of Michigan, on day of June, 1976, and recorded in the office Mark T. Sophie. the 15th day of February, AD. 1985, in skis, 190 cm., with Salomon 727 The decedent, whose last known address of the Register of Deeds, for the County of Attorney lor Mortgagee WOODCOOKSTOVE Liber 177 of Charlevoix County Records, on Charlevoix and State of Michigan, on the 9th Equipe bindings. In good shape was 106 Silver, Boyne City, Michigan 49712, 515MeNamar» Buidfag Wood and gas burning kitchen died 6/MW7, An instrument has been admit page 404, which said mortgage was thereaf- day of June, 1976, in Liber 145 of CnarJevoix 477Mfc_faoAvemw and a super low price of only range. Large. Call 3474164. ted as the wm of the deceased. ter assigned to Associates National Mor- County Records, on pages 951-954, on which Detn*,M~%ui 48226 $45.00. Call 582^761 today. Creditors of the deceased are notified tgage Corporation by various mesne mortgage there is claimed to be due, at the TW.31J-22M075 that all claims against the estate will be assignments, the final assignment dated date of this notice, for principal and interest, forever barred unless presented to the in- March 16,1985, and recorded on April 15, the sum of. One Hundred Nineteen dec. 19,26 Jan. 2,9,16 275 Miscellaneous BRAND NEW SKI PARKA, dependent personal representative, Ruth 1985, in the office of Register of Deeds in Thousand Five Hundred Sixty Nine and Liber 178 for said County of Charlevoix 69/100 Dollars ($119^69.69): for Sale neon colors, Thinsulate Entrant, Lamb, 106 Silver, Boyne City, Michigan size 40, original cost $250, now 48712, or to both the independent personal County Records, on page 177, on which mor- And no suit or proceedings at law or in tgage there is claimed to be due, at the date FOR SALE $125. Call 5823761. representative and the Charlevoix County equity having been instituted to recover the MORTGAGE SALE- Default has teen Probate Court, Charlevoix, Michigan 49720, of this notice, for principal and interest, the debt secured by said mortgage or any part made in the conditions of a mortgage made One pair of Nordica 975 rear entry within 4 months of the date of publication of sum of Twenty-One Thousand Five Hun- thereof. Now, Therefore, by virtue of the by Thomas P. Fiel and Susan A. Fiel, his ski boots, size 8Vi. Used sparingly 340 Mobile Homes this notice. Notice is further given that the dred Ten and 14/100 Dollars ($21,510.14). power of sale contained in said mortgage, wife, to NBD Bank, N.A. (f/k/a First for a season. $95. Call 682-6761 for Sale _____ estate will be thereafter assigned and And no suit or proceedings at law or in and pursuant to the statute of the State of National Bank and Trust Company, days or 682-3814 evenings. distributed to the persons entitled to it equity having been instituted to recover the Michigan in such case made and provided, Petoskey, Michigan), Mortgagee, dated Oc- FOR SALE WdMW.May debt secured by said mortgage or any part notice is hereby given that on the 31st day tober 12,1984 and recorded on October 19, BY OWNER PaUOfeNj thereof. Now, therefore, by virtue of the of January. 1991, at lftOO o'clock ajn., Local 1964, in Liber 175, on page 797, Charlevoix 201 River St. power of sale contained in said mortgage, Time, said mortgage will be foreclosed by a County Records, Michigan, on which mor- Houses, house trailers, mobile P.O. Box 140 and pursuant to the statute of the State of sale at public auction, to the highest bidder, tgage there is claimed to be due at the date NEWSPRINT PAPER homes, land bought-sold-traded- Borne CBy, MI 49712 Michigan in such case made and provided, at the main lobby entrance to the County hereof the sum of TEN THOUSAND SIX Unused roll ends, 34 inches rented-financed. East Jordan Auto 5824751 notice is hereby given that on the 1st day of Building in Charlevoix, Michigan (that being HUNDRED THIRTY DOLLARS AND 30 February, AD. 1991, at 11KW o'clock ajn. the building where the Circuit Court for the CENTS ($10,630.30), including interest at wide, varying sizes, $2J5O to $10. Parts, Inc. jan9 Good for. table covers, painting said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale at County of Charlevoix is held), of the 13.00% per annum. public auction, to the highest bidder, at the premises described in said mortgage, or so cover, school art projects, tom- Under the power of sale contained in said main lobby of the Charlevoix County Cour- much thereof as may be necessary to pay mortgage and the statute in such case made bstone rubbings, etc. At 500 Help Wanted thouse in the City of Charlevoix, Charlevoix the amount due, as aforesaid, on said mor- and provided, notice is hereby given that County, Michigan, of the premises described tgage, with the interest thereon at six and Charievoix County Press office, UTILITY (X>MPANY JOBS. said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of 106 Grovebnd, Boyne City. 582- Start you mew year in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may five eighths percent (6-5/8%) per annum and the mortgaged premises, or some part of Start $7£0/hr, your area. Men and be necessary to pay the amount due, as ail legal costs, charges and expenses, in- 6761. them, at public vendue, at the Main Lobby women needed. No experience aforesaid, on said mortgage, with the in- cluding the attorney fees allowed by law, of the Charlevoix County Courthouse, necessary. For information call 1- terest thereon at 12-'/i percent (]2.5%) per and also any sum or sums which may be Charlevoix, Michigan, at 11.-00 ajn. o'clock, off making money annum and all legal costs, charges and ex- paid by the undersigned, necessary to 900-329S429, ext. 4231. 6 ajn. - 8 on February 8,1991. penses, including the attorney fees allowed protect its interest in the premises. Which pjn. - 7 days - $1255 fee. Said premises are situated in City of by law, and also any sum or sums which said premises are described as follows: All Boyne City, Charlevoix County, Michigan, POSITION from your may be paid by the undersigned, necessary that certain piece or parcel of land situated and are described as: to protect its interest in the premises. in the City of Blast Jordan in the County of Lot 1 of CALBERT'S ADDITION to the Which said premises are described as Charlevoix, and State of Michigan, and Village of South Boyne, according to the OPEN CHARLEVOIX COUNTY follows: All of that certain piece or parcel of described as follows, to-wit: recorded plat thereof, EXCEPT the South TRANSIT is in need of sub- unwanteds. Call land situate in the City of Boyne City in the Commencing at the Westernmost corner 54 feet thereof, also described as: the North County of Charlevoix and State of Michigan Display Advertising drivers. Applicants must have a of Lot 7 of Block B of the Plat of the Village 78 feet of Lot 1 of Colbert's Addition to and described as follows, to-wit: good driving record and be of South Arm (now incorporated in City of South Boyne (now City of Boyne City) ac- Sales Position Lot 45 of WILLIAM H. WHITE AND East Jordan) according to the Plat thereof as cording to the recorded plat thereof. Also, willing to work FLEXIBLE 582-6761 and place CO.'s addition to the Village of Boyne, now recorded in the office of the Register of the North 78 feet of Lot 2, Calbert's Ad- For commission sales HOURS. We offer an attractive City of Boyne, according to the recorded Deeds for Charlevoix County, Michigan; dition to South Boyne (now City of Boyne plat thereof. Tax Item 1561-2HHM5O0 person full or part time. starting wage and assistance in thence Southeasterly along the South- City). obtaining proper licensing. If in- a classified ad. The redemption period shall be six mon- westerly line of said Lot 7 a distance of 150 The redemption period shall be 6 mon- ths from the date of such sale, unless deter- feet to the Westernmost corner of Lot 4 of Straight commission terested call 5826964 or pick up th(s) from the date of such sale, unless mined abandoned in accordance with 1948 said Block B, being the Point of Beginning of determined abandoned in accordance with with lots of opportunity for an application at the Transit Of- CL 6003241a, in which case the redemption this description; thence North 34 degrees 15* 1948CL 6003241a, in which case the redem- fice at 1050 Brockway St., It may be just the period shall be 30 days from the date of such East 195.45 feet, mor or less, to the shore of ption period shall be 30 days from the date advancement for the right Boyne City. sale. Lake Charlevoix; thence Southeasterly of such sale. person. Dated: December 19,1990 along said shore to the Southeasterly line of Dated- December 26,1990 ASSOCIATES NATIONAL Lot 3 of said Block B, if extended; thence NBD Bank, NA, Mortgagee Call: 600 Automobiles thing someone else MORTGAGE CORPORATION South 34 degrees 15' West along the Tratt and Tract for Sale JACK F.GARDNER Southeasterly line of said lot, 195.45 feet, Attorneys lor Mortgagee JimSilbar Attorney farA-frim of Mortgagee more or less, to the Southernmost corner of SIOOO Telegraph Boad, Suite 170 1967 MERCURY COUGAR is looking for. S-te 20541800 North-estera Hwy. said Lot 3; thence Northwesterly along the Bfemfagbam, Michigan 48010-3411 Charkvoix Needs biSly work, engine in good Soo-fiald, MI 48075 Southwesterly line of said Block to the Point Fie 90112522 of Beginning; and being Lots 3 and 4 of running condition. $500. Call 347- 013352-7100 dec 26, jan 2,9,16,23 County Press dec 19,26 Jan 2,9 Block B of the said Plat of the Village of 4164. 582-6761 South Arm (now City of East Jordan). (15- HERE'S MY CARD

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REFUSE SERVICE SEALS & ROBERTS for Charlevoix, BoyneCity, CONSTRUCTION EutJorda-aad COMPANY Advertising your business City 582-65J* WASTE MANAGEMENT Of creates business NORTHERN MICHIGAN Call 582-6761 for advertising " CHARLEV0tXC0tmYPRESS-lanuaiv9,1991 By Goshen, if s an opossum EJstarts off year BYBJBG8HABKEY available, it's a matter of first come There's an odd looking critter first served, and more unfor- that's showing up more and more tunates die. with loss up here in the land of snow and For around 70 days the young low temperatures. opossums remain in their snug John Smith in 1612 described retreat, getting a free ride as BY JENNIFER BURR For East Jordan, Scott Beal led the animal thusly: "An opossum mamma forages for food. After East Jordan came back to the the team with 17 points, followed hath a head Hke a Swine, and a tail that the youngsters follow her in season with a not so good start. by Dave Patton 13 and seven Ite a Rat, and b of the Bignes of a her nightly wanderings, often hit- They traveled over to Central assists, and Ross Miller 10. C*t" •.•;•• . ching a ride on her back. Lake for a non-conference game Defensively, Miller led with 16 This mammal of the order Mar- Lucidly for the natural world, Friday night and absorbed a heart- rebounds, Pete Inman nine, and supialia belongs to our most an- and the human nmmpnii, mortality breaking defeat of 61-58. Patton eight steals. cient mammalian family going and short life spans regulate The Devils started in the first The Trojans were 21 for 29 from back to the Cretaceous some opossum numbers, with two years quarter with a lead of 15-10. They the free-throw line, hit 19 baskets 135№JUW0fl00fi0Q years ago. being a lifetime in the wild. Even kept the lead also in the second including two three-pointers, and How this oddball ended up on in captivity that excludes quarter 27-25. made 17 fouls. predation four years is a ripe old the North AwmriwiTi Continent can Coming back after the half the The Devils were 12 for 22 from age. only be left to conjecture- Devils managed 16 points while the free stripe, connected on 22 However, educated guessers go The old adage "playing possum" giving up 19 and losing their lead baskets including two three- with the theory that the continents can be attributed to this over Central Lake 4443. pointers, and committed 21 fouls. at one time were one land mass; overgrown ratfike critter. The Devils had to take control in In J.V. action East Jordan was that as it separated and drifted When confronted by predators, the fourth quarter, but didn't, they defeated 4947. Mike Rake led the apart one portion made up what is or man, they will often feign death, were beaten by free-throws in the team with 16 points. now South America. That portion rolling on their side, mouth par- keeps coming to the wi^ end. East Jordan hosts Charlevoix must have had the forerunner of tially open exposing their 50 teeth, R Sh Top scorers for Central Lake this Friday night with the J.V. the opossum that is related to the unblinking eyes gazing into space. were Dave Cain, 18, and Ron Mor- game starting at 6 pan. marsupials of Australia, such as Although short on brain power tenson, 15. the wombat and kangaroos. From this oddball creature is a survivor, that South American land mass highly adaptable, able to exist in a the opossum gradually extended its complex human society, range northward until survivors of scavenging man's discards for food Boyne Middle Schoolers dominate EJ our MoocVshishing winters are of- as well as road kills, relishing ten seen with stubby tails and grubs, rotting deer carcasses and frost bitten ears. the likes. East Jordan's Junior High Boy's in the second half and took the led after the first stanza as the 13 rebounds for his team. Team- Basketball program opened The fife history of the possum is And my wife, Vivian, has been contest with a final score of 40-28. score stood at 10-5. The Red Devils mate Nate McWatters added six Thursday at home in a contest very interesting. Here is an animal feeding a female since early fall. Leading scorers for the Ram- used a solid offensive game and six field goals and five rebounds. between the Red Devils and the that has managed to survive She comes to a basement window blers were Sean Pethers with 14 points by Matt Sherman to bring For the Red Devils high point visiting Ramblers of Boyne City. despite a low ranking in mam- around 79 pjn. for dog food san- points followed by Tim Brown and the half time score to within one at getter was Matthew Sherman Typical of any early season 7th malian intelligence. dwiches. That's if it isn't too cold. Brian Bradford with 10 and 8 poin- 14-13. A balanced scoring effort by with three field goals and seven of grade contest there was an abun- Let's start with a general Otherwise she stays shacked-up ts respectively. Boyne City in the third period eight from the line for a total of 13 dance of violations as the young description of an opossum. Both under a brooder house until it For East Jordan, guard Andrew stretched the lead to seven at 26- points. Yaro Middaugh followed players "got their feet wet" in male and female have no distin- warms up. Otis was high with nine points. 19. The two teams traded baskets with 10 points all coming from field structured game play. Boyne City Steve Burks filled the hoop for six back and forth during the last goals. Sherman and Middaugh led ctive features except for size, with Oh yes, we've had them for a led at the end of the first quarter points and along with Brendan marker and at the final buzzer the the Red Devils in rebounds with 10 males having a body length of few years now. But as individuals 124 as a result of Sean Pethers Ingalls pulled down five rebounds score stood at 4345. and six respectively. around 15 inches, tails about 10 in- they don't seem to last too long, so strong eight point performance. each. ches, while the females will have the turnover is fairly regular. Boyne City's Craig Smith led all East Jordan next sees action on The Red Devils closed the gap to In the 8th grade event it was Monday, January 7, when they en- body lengths up to 20 inches with I only hope that the female scorers with seven field goals and six with an 18-12 half-time score. pretty much the Ramblers from tertain the Snowbirds from tails to 13 inches. Fur is coarse, visiting us doesnt present us with three free throws for a total of 17 Boyne City continued to dominate the onset of the game. Boyne City Gaylord St. Marys. usually gray above, paler below; a dozen recruits come early sum- points. In addition Smith grabbed face white, ears and innner part of mer. tail black; snout long and the nose is of a rosy hue. There are five toes Karate demo set for Petoskey Library on each foot. But the first toes on BC girls get 4th the hind feet are like human The Petoskey/Harbor Springs Petoskey Public Library on Mon- Further information may be ob- thumbs, adding to the climbing JM "let" C*l/i Martial Arts Club will present a day, January 28, from 6 to 8 pm. in tained by calling Ron Fowler at dexterity of the tree sealer, and IN I jL D\\\ benefit Karate demonstration for the Ross Stoakes Theatre in the the library, 3474211. the prehensfl tail wrapping around the Children's Department of the McCune Art Center. tree branches acts as a safety belt. Boyne City's ski teams opened place finish in the giant slalom and The reproductive process of the season at the Boyne Highlands a 16th in the slalom. Second for the opossums is remarkably different Obituaries from any other North American Invitational Monday finishing in team was Christina May who had mammal. fourth place for the girls' team and a ninth in slalom and a 14th in Continued From Page 2 in last for the boys' out of the giant slalom. April Silbar finished After a fleeting nocturnal seven schools invited. with a 17th in slalom, and a 20th in romance, tiro to eighty young are The girls placed well against giant slalom, while Hillary Brad- MARSHALL E. COREY SR. born a mere 12-13 days later. the powerhouse teams of the state ford ended up with a 23rd in slalom son, Marshall Corey Jr. These pink, naked preemies look Traverse City, Petoskey and and 18th in giant slalom. Former Walloon Lake resident Survivors include his wife; one The family suggests memorials almost transparent and are about Charlevoix, with some good Mashall E. Corey Sr., 93, of Harbor daughter, Mrs. William (Margaret) the size of a navy bean. Springs, died Jan. 7,1991, in Har- to the Stutsmanville Chaple finishes in the slalom and giant For the boys, the best results Heikkila of Cadillac; seven gran- Their struggle from the birth bor Springs. Building Fund. Envelopes for that slalom events. came from Dan Polleys, with a dchildren; 17 greatgrandchildren; canal to the mother's pouch is an Funeral will be 2 p.m. Wed- a half sister, Mrs. Florence Creed purpose are available at the Kelly Copeland led the senior 127th placing for both giant slalom funeral home where arrangements arduous task as they burrow then- dominated girls' team with a third and slalom. nesday, Jan. 9, at the Schiller ofBlanchard. way through a forest of course Funeral Chapel, Harbor Springs. He was preceded in death by a were made. belly hair. Many perish before the The Revs. Rodney Ward and Ed- journey is accomplished. Not all ward Warner will officiate and in- WILLIAM DERENZY JR. that reach the pouchlike incubator Bowling Scores terment will be in Greenwood William C. Derenzy Jr., 63, of Survivors include three will survive. With a dozen teats Cemetery, Petoskey. East Jordan, died Jan. 5,1991, at children, Pat Derenzy of Elk Rapids, Mr. Corey was bom Oct. 2,1897, Little Traverse Division, Northern Ken Derenzy of Clovis, NM. and Cn in Mecosta County, the son of Connnued from Page 1 ^ ° Wednesday Merchants Lexamarl 21:0 Michigan Hospitals. Terry Derenzy of Fort Hood, Allied Signal 19.0 Levertt and Margaret (Helms) Funeral will be 1 p.m. Wed- Texas; six grandchildren; his request She said that it will be up Weekl6of32 Corey. He attended Mecosta to the board and school officials to Boyne City Lanes 313.0 Boyne City Lanes 16.0 nesday, Jan. 9, at the Paullin mother, Muriel Derenzy of East Fosters Live Bait 14.0 County schools and married the Funeral Home, East Jordan. The Jordan; two brothers, Gerald and reach out to the voters, to show Sportsman Bar 267.0 former Orpha Beemer in Belding the community how the new Sears 266.0 BarttettsExc. 11.0 Rev. Merlin K. Delo of the East Clifford Derenzy, both of East Lexamar2 9.0 on Dec. 22, 1922. The couple Jordan United Methodist Church Jordan; four sisters, Mrs. Theo school rooms would help the com- REH Acres 263.0 resided in Mecosta County where Lexamar2 262.0 Sportsman Bar 8.0 will officiate and burial will be in (Ann) Jeffery, Mrs. Marlin (Glenda) Mr. Corey worked for the Morehouse Cemetery, Echo Board member Thelma Behling Lexamarl 257.0 Town & Country 75 Sweet and Mrs. Jack (Greta) Michigan Public Service Co. (which Township, Antrim County. said while this is the same request, BartlettsExc. 2615 Sears 7.0 Whiteford, all of East Jordan and later became Consumers Power Mr. Derenzy was born June 4, if the board works on getting this KoscAuct. 248.0 LMl 6.0 Mrs. Ethan (Dora) Edson of Indian CoJ. 1927, in East Jordan, the son of passed by the voters, they will Allied Signal 2475 Clares C. Corner 5.0 River; many nieces and nephews. Mr. and Mrs. Corey moved to William and Muriel (Spence) have to see what they are going to Town & Country 233.0 He was preceded in death by Walloon Lake in 1932 and he Derenzy Sr. begetting. Raveaus Body Shop 2285 two brothers, Archie, in 1984 and retired from Consumers Power in Mr. Derenzy had resided in East From that point, the school 2235 Week 18 of 32 Orville,inl989. LML 1960. Mr, Corey also worked as a Jordan most of his life. He had board then authorized the ar- Fosters live Bait 2185 REH Acres 44.0 The family suggests memorials landscape gardener and tree served in the U.S. Merchant chitectural firm to start some con- Clares C. Corner 1995 Boyne City Lanes 4&0 to the American Cancer Society. surgeon in Walloon Lake and on Marines and he enjoyed fishing Envelopes for that purpose are ceptual drawings that could be Lindsay Ins. 1915 Lexamarl 42X) Harbor Point. Raveaus Body Shop 37.0 and hunting. available at the funeral home. used to show the voters what the Team 16 1705 Mr. and Mrs. Corey had spent Sportsman Bar 34JO school board is planning. The Week 17 of 32 winters in Florida and moved BartlettsExc. 34.0 board authorized the spending of KoscAuct. 250 there permanently before-retur- SZJO DUKE'S $10,000 for the drawings which Raveaus Body Shop 24.0 KoscAuct ning to Harbor Springs two years 31.0 would be paid for whether or not REH Acres 23.0 Lindsay Ins. ago. SPORTS CENTER Fosters Live Bait 29.0 the issue passes. Team 16 225 Mr. Corey was an avid hunter 28.0 in The Winners Circle The drawings are expected to Lindsay Ins. 22.0 Allied Signal and fisherman and as a young man Town & Country 265 Dute'sSuwDedoftheWeek arrive in time for the February was manager of the Walloon Lake Team 16 265 board meeting. baseball team. During the time he U of M100% Cotton Black T Lexamar2 260 was manager, the team earned ReguWy$14« On Sale This Week $12°° Clares C. Comer 20.0 several area championships. 109 Water St Atrium Mai Boyne City 582-7773 17.0 LMl He had attended the Stutsman- For a one year subscription to the Sears 11.0 ville Chapel. EAST JORDAN Charlevoix County Press ATHLETE OFTHE WEEK mail this coupon along with yourcheck in the amount of • $14-in county ($10 senior citizens) DISPLAY ADVERTISING Scott Beal was named • $20 out of county Athlete in East Jordan, for peryear SALES POSITION OPEN scoring 17 points, six Name. 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On the cover The almost world famous Halfway Howe at Boyne Mountain had a firstlas t Saturday, as Michelle Crabb, of Troy, married Kirk Kalbfleisch, from Bir- mingham, on the deck in front of the noon time crowd. Nobody could ever remember a wedding on the deck, but several said they remembered lots of pramies are made eadi year. Officiating at the wedding waa DiaMet Jndge Har-

Free - Please take one Area maps inside SNOWSCOPE/Chartevotx Countv Press-January 9,1991 Jimmie Heuga Center helps "reanimate Toll-free travel, ski Information the physically challenged" available The Jimmie Heuga Center program of exercise, stretching MS can improve their exercise to return to the program and to winter vacationers (JHC), founded in 1984 by Jimmie and self-motivation. This "can-do" capacity without a deterioration in remain in contact with the JHC and a group of concerned medical, approach worked so well for disease status. through its toll-free telephone line. corporate and civic leaders, is a Heuga that he organized a group The JHC's service division of- The medical program costs Winter vacationers who want nonprofit scientific research of health research professionals fers educational and therapeutic $4500 for each participant, but the information about lodging, skiing organization dedicated to ' from around the country to create healthcare programs which follow JHC underwrites $3,000 of that and driving conditions for the "reanimating the physically a comprehensive program for per- Jimmie's wellness philosophy. The total. The participant is asked to Petoskey, Harbor Springs and challenged." The JHC has drawn a sons with MS. This led to the medical program offers a unique, pay $1,500, through his or her Boyne City area of Northwest distinction between a person's founding of the JHC in March, non-clinical setting to share with health insurance, partial scholar- Michigan can call the Boyne Coun- health and his or her neurologic 1984. The JHC has now helped others who have MS in a positive, ships or personal funds, which does try Convention and Visitors condition and offers programs that more than 600 individuals develop supportive environment. The not include travel expenses. Ad- Bureau toll-free for up-to-date allow participants to improve the personal "reanimation" programs program takes people beyond the ditional funds finance the JHC's reports. quality of their lives, currently for to get them back into the main- treatment of their disease and research programs. The bureau maintains a log of people with multipje sclerosis (MS). stream of life. teaches them ways to optimize daily lodging availability at hotels, The JHC's scientific research their health and well-being. With additional tax-deductible motels, condominiums and inns Jimmie Heuga and Billy Kidd division conducts and coordinates The JHC's five-day medical contributions from individuals and throughout the area. Staff mem- became the first two American studies aimed at improving the program is conducted near the corporations, the JHC wul be able bers can provide callers with the men to win Olympic alpine skiing quality of life for those with poten- JHC headquarters in Avon, Colo. to conduct its first satellite medical names and telephone numbers of medals when they surprised the tially debilitating neurological Approximately 25 participants, ac- program in 1991. properties with vacancies in their dominant European skiers in the disorders beginning with MS. companied by a "significant other," The JHC is recognized by the price range. slalom at Innsbruck, Austria, in In 1987, the JHC, in conjunction join physical therapists at personal National Multiple Sclerosis Daily ski information for the 1964. with affiliated academic medical physiological and psychological Society. area's three largest areas, Boyne Huega went on to capture centers across the US, published evaluations. Participants continue Mountain, Boyne Highlands and several other major skiing titles in the Journal of Neurologic Rah- to attend lectures, exercise classes For more information contact: Nubs Nob, is available, as are the before MS cut his competitive bilitation an exercise testing and and demonstrations. On the final Bob Marsoori, Ski Express News reports about current driving and skiing career short at the age of 26. prescription protocol based on its day, an individualized exer- Center, 4675 MacArthur Court, weather conditions. The MS diagnosis and prescribed research with persons who have cise/health program is designed for Suite 750 Newport Beach, Calif. period of relative inactivity caused Contact the Boyne Country MS. each to cope with their disability. 92660 (800) 2480459: or in Calif. Convention and Visitors Bureau Heuga to deteriorate physically The JHC published results of The JHC conducts an extensive (800) 346-2286; or Jean Winthers, and emotionally. by calling toll-free in Michigan, 1- another study in 1988 in the Jour- follow-up system to assist par- The Jimmie Heuga Center, P.O. 800-845-2828, or toll-free nation- After six years, Heuga regained nal of Neurologic Rehabilitation ticipants after they leave the Cen- Box 5919, Avon, Colo. 81620-5919 wide, 1-800-4564)197. Or write to control of his life with a personal demonstrating that persons with ter. All graduates are encouraged (800)367-3101. P.O. Box 694, Petoskey, MI 49770. Jose Cuervo Games of Winter bring unique fun

A winter tradition will provide petitors will race side-by-side in Winter. Among them is the up on the day of the event on a of the best ski photographers in the more fun in the snow than ever each heat. Use of other materials "Margarita Lime Toss" which space-available basis. world highlighted by a musical when the fifth annual "Jose Cuer- to speed the vehicle will not be challenges the contestants' ac- POWDER Magazine is presen- soundtrack, at 17 consumer ski vo Games of Winter" visits allowed. Awards will be presented' curacy by tossing a lime into ting "The Jose Cuervo World shows land resorts nationwide Michigan; at Indianhead Resort in for both speed and originality in margarita glasses several feet Tour," featuring the works of some from November through March. Wakefield on Saturday, February design and decoration of the color- away. In addition, visitors to the 2 and at Boyne USA Mountain in ful creative crafts. ski resort can test their strength Boyne Falls on Saturday, In the same spirit of Jose Cuer- with the "Snow Tug-of-War," pit- February 9, two of 14 events vo's annual pro and amateur beach ting two fivepperson co-ed teams nationwide in 1991. volleyball programs, plenty of in each heat. The expanded program will of- "spikes" and "digs" will replace ski The "Cuervo Gold Hunt" retur- fer five unique ways for par- vernacular when "Jose Cuervo ns for its second season with hid- ticipants to share good times with, Snow Volleyball" follows at 1 pjn. den clues sending snowbound friends and win valuable, popular Registration is open to a maximum sleuths scurrying around the Cuervo merchandise. of 25 co-ed teams of three mem- mountain seeking the Cuervo Cardboard will replace skis as bers each. All games are played to Treasure chest. participants each slide some 200-ft. seven points with no side-out rules. A "Winners' Circle Awards of bumps and glory in the "Great Always on the cutting edge, this Party" including a singing contest, Jose Cuervo Cardboard Box season Cuervo introduces several trivia games, and other prize Race," beginning at 12 noon. Com- new activities for the Games of giveaways will conclude the day's activities. The 1991 series also visits Ver- non Valley (NJ), January 6; Snowshoe Mountain (WV), January 12; Wachusett Mountain (MA); January 19; Watervffle (NH), Snowscope January 26; Alpine Valley (WI), February 16; Angel Fire (NM), Your guide to winter fun in the North February 23; Snow Summit (CA), March 2; Squaw Valley (CA), Mar-

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Snowmobilng showcases When it comes to using • Carry a first-aid kit, compass, • Stay on marked trails and watch Michigan's winter beauty and snowmobile equipment, map, matches, an aluminum foil allow constant control of the for fence, wires and stumps con- sweetens the state's economy by snowmobilers should have ample type blanket that reflects heat vehicle, especially on blind trails. $300 million a year. Every year cealed by snow. trails to choose from since back to the body, snacks and dry AAA Michigan's "Trek to the 200,000 registered state Michigan ranks third in the nation socks. • Don't cross lakes or rivers unless Trails'' guide provides a list of 154 snowmobilers plus 100,000 out-of- in the number of snowmobile trail • Dress warmly, avoiding loose certain that the ice is at least six groomed trails in state parks and state visitors are drawn to Great miles, behind Minnesota and clothing that can tangle in equip- inches thick. forests available to snowmobilers Lakes state trails, AAA Michigan Wisconsin. And Michiganians en- ment. • Drive at raasonable speeds that iflO reports. joy an ever-increasing number of According to the Michigan groomed trails every year, since Snowmobile Association, about $1.7 million of the state gas snowmobilers spend an average tax collected annually from the $150 per day during a weekend JANUARY fuel purchased by sledders is spent excursion that includes lodging, to create, improve and expand snowmobile fuel and oil, food and them. The Department of Natural refreshments. A. typical trip Resources reports several hun- CLEARANCE SALE usually lasts three to four days and dred miles of new snowmobile the average snowmobiler takes at trails will be added in the next least two trips per season. years. Before heading to Michigan's To avoid accidents this season, 15 TO 50% OFF 4^00 miles of groomed trails, it's snowmobilers should be aware of important to have the proper local ordinances. In the winter of equipment and take precautionary 1988S9, the last data available, 394 STORE WIDE measures that will make the sport injuries and 79 cases of property safer. damage. Alcohol was a factor in 90 A growing trend for percent of the snowmobile Gle Oak snowmobilers who lack the dollars fatalities as compared to 49 per- or desire to buy a snowmobile is to cent of all traffic fatalities. Shop rent one from a dozen dealers in AAA Michigan offers the the state for about $200 per following safety tips for weekend. Those interested can ob- snowmobilers: tain dealer locations by calling the • Don't drink alcohol before or Michigan Snowmobile Association while snowmobiling. in Grand Rapids at 61&361-2285. • Don't snowmobile alone, For those interested in pur- especially in wilderness areas. chasing equipment, a 1990 model • Steering mechanism and track snowmobile costs from $1,900 to should be checked regularly and $6,300, with the average about maintained properly. $3,800. A trailer costs $500 to • Dont venture out in snowstorms $4,000. A snowsuit, boots, gloves or subzero weather. and helmet cost about $400. A sn- owmobile owner can also expect to spend an average $100 in main- tenance costs per year. NESSEN'S Registering the machine will cost $15 for three years at a Secretary WRECKER of State office. « SERVICE REASONABLE RATES 24 HOUR SERVICE Solid Top Budget Coffee Table 54&-2011 © L44W22H17 Solid Top Host End Table BoyTe Falls. Michigan 437I3 L22 W22 H21V2 INNQNTHEHJLL PETO5KEY MID-WEEK ATTENTION SKI PACKAGES SKIERS-SNOWMOB1LERS Cozy rental unit available daily, , weekly or weekends. Sleeps four. $45°° ( per person Located one block off M-66 Hwy. in double occupancy East Jordan, on a main branch of the ' NCLUDES • One Night's Lodging Jordan Valley Snowmobile Trail. • Two Breakfasts at • TIM Lift Tictets for PetasteyBlgBoy BoyneUSA VALLEY RENTALS GUI 800-325-3842 616-536-7931 For More Information Your Hosts: Ke№& US 131 South Pctoskey: JeanKenney

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Grand Traverse Resort, Acme, Feb. 3, Mt. Holiday, Traverse The Homestead, Glen Arbor, Special Family Weekends, 906-265- January 25-27, Hawaiian Tropic 800-7480303 City, Winterfest Weekend, 616- 6163345000 4957 Weekend, Boyne Mt. Hanson Hills Recreation Area, 938-2500 Indianhead Mountain/Bear Jan. 13, Caberfae Ski Resort, January 26-27, C.U.S.S.A. Grayling, 517348-9266 Feb. 6-8, Sugar Loaf Resort, Creek Ski Resort, Wakefield, 906- Cadillac, Kids Race, 800678-2931 Racing, Boyne Mt. Hinchman Acres Crosscountry .Cedar, Special Olympic Winter 2295181 Jan. 13, Mt. Brighton, Brighton, January 28-Feb. 1, Silver Streak Ski Center, Mio, 517-8263267 Games, 800-7480117 Michaywe Au Sable Lodge, Mogul Challenge, 313-229-9581 Week, 50% Off Lift and Lodging, The Homestead, Glen Arbor, Feb. 9, Boyne Mt, Boyne Falls, Gaylord, 5179393719 Jan. 14, Boyne Mt, Boyne Falls, Boyne Mt. and Highlands 6163345000 Games of Winter '91. 800-GO- Mont Ripley, Houghton, 906487- Jiromie Huega Ski Express, 800- January 4-6, "Just Kidding Jellystone Park, Traverse City, BOYNE. 2340 GO-BOYNE Weekend", Sugar Loaf 616*47-2770 Jan. 18, Learn To Downhill Ski Feb. 9, Caberfae Ski Resort, January 6-10, Happy Birthday Mott Mountain Ski Area, Far- Marquette Mountain, Marquet- well 517-588-2945 Free Day, at participating ski Cadillac Kids Race, 800678-2931 Sugar Loaf Resort! te, 906-225-1155 areas Feb. 9-10, Boyne Highlands, January 11-13, Martin Luther Mount Brighton Ski Area, Michaywe Au Sable Lodge, Brighton, 313-229-9581 Jan. 19, Caberfae Ski Resort, Harbor. 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Shanty Creek-Schuss Mountain, Pando Ski Center, Rockford, Feb. 10, Mt Brighton, Brighton, 6168743343 Marquette, Central United States DemoDay,318S2W681 January 31, Nub's Nob, Harbor BeDaire, 800-7484249 Ski Association Age Class Race, Petoskey Winter Sports Park, Feb. 14, Caberfae Ski Resort, Springs, New Year's Eve Tor- Ski Brule, Iron River, 800338- 906525-1155 chlight Parade, (616) 526-2131 7174 Petoskey, 616347-2500 Cadillac, Valentines Day Jan. 1921, Blackjack, Bessemer, Sweetheart Race, 800678-2931 SNOWSCOPE/Chariewix CbutHy Press-January 9.1991 Heuga/Mazda Black Mountain boasts cross-country ski area Ski Express The old Black Mountain ski capitalizing on the area's potential, organized work bees and have The tract fronts on Black Lake resort and surrounding state Slater reports. cleared trails, stopped erosion and and Twin Lake No. 1, where cam- scheduled forest land, north of Onaway, is An advisory committee was moved ahead with initial projects. pgrounds are located. Black Lake being transformed from an erosion formed and workshops held, star- The state Dept. of Transpor- has excellent fishing. A no-kill for January 14 disaster zone to one of the state's ting in June 1988. This led to an in- tation provided Cheboygan and grayling fishery is being studied premier recreation areas. tegrated development-protection Presque Isle counties with for Twin Lake, where a longtime Set aside as the Black Mountain plan. Twenty-seven groups were $714000 for local roads in the area. brook trout fishery failed. There are only five days before Forest Recreation Area, the 9,000- involved in the planning process. Slater hopes to have $150,000 Limited logging is expected to the 5th annual Jimmie acre block will include cross coun- Lacking development funds, for trail and other development Heuga/Mazda Ski Express try skiing and hiking trails, nature hundreds of local volunteers later this year. continue. scheduled for Monday, January 14, trail, campgrounds, ATV, 1991, at Boyne Mountain. snowmobile, horse and cycle trails, picnic areas and a scenic view that Currently, seventeen (17) teams is touted as one of the finest in the have signed-up for the event with Lower Peninsula. space for eight more teams to en- ter. Gaylord district state forest chief Bob Slater boasts that the 32- Volunteers are needed for a mile ski trail will be unequaled in variety of tasks including: team the Midwest. It features a scenic registration, counting the number outlook with vistas of Black Lake of runs teams make in the three and Lake Huron. hour ski marathon, passing out hot beverages all day and gatekeeping Plans to rescue the area started during the dual giant slalom race. coming together in 1988, when the Those interested should report to Dept of Natural Resources bought the main lodge at Boyne Mountain the 125-acre Black Mountain Ski •r\I I' Viij. at 8 sun. on Monday, January 14, area. For at least two decades, 1991. private owners had attempted to develop a profitable commercial PERRY HOTEL In addition to the money raised ski resort on the site. All failed. in the ski express, Mazda will The ski hill attracted donate $5 for each test drive taken unregulated off-road vehicle ac- by the public. Mazda will send a \ PETOSKEV LANDMARK tivity that spread into the ad- local M.S. patient to the Heuga Stafford's Bay View Inn Winter Ski Packagesfor Room s and Dining joining state forest land. This left Center with the proceeds raised Country Inn Rooms Serving Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner much of the landscape barren of Daily Breakfast and Dinner Seven Days a Week from the test drive program. The vegetation. Served on Saturday and Sunday Entertainment, Cocktails and Casual Dining... public is invited to participate and Brunch Served From 11a.m. to 2 p.m. Downunder in the Noggin Room. turtlenecks and hats will be given When the DNR acquired the away to those that test drive a key ski hill tract, Slater and the vehicle. ; • forestry personnel went to the public. They discovered 347-2771 347-4000 widespread enthusiasm for US31 North • Petoskey Bay & Lewis Streets « Downtown Petoskey^

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Hundreds of miles of snowmobile trails await you J throughout the north. SNOWSCOPE/Charlevoix County Press-January 9,1991 Heuga Mazda Ski Express in Its 6th year On June 1, 1985, when a group The Ski Express was given an of international skiing greats came added boost in 1989-90 when Maz- together to raise money for the da Motor of America, Inc, signed Jimmie Heuga Center's (JHC) on as title sponsor. Jimmie medical program and research ac- Heuga's Mazda Ski Express was tivities, they had no idea what they held at 25 resorts and netted more JORDAN VALLEY TRAIL were starting. than $500,000 for the Center's 13 MILES The skiers, including Jean- medical programs and research. ANTRIM COUNTY Claude KiDy, Bemhard Russi, Stan Now in its 6th year, Jimmie Eriksen, Phil Mahre and Billy Heuga's Mazda Ski Express will Kidd, dubbed their effort "The visit 31 resorts in 19 states, with a Jimmie Heuga Express," in honor goal of raising $1 million. Tamara of their long-time friend and skiing McKinney, winner of more in- dividual World Cup titles than any For 18 hours nonstop, they other US. alpine skier, recently skied more than 1 million vertical came on board as spokesperson for feet at Mt. Alyeska, Alaska, the Ski Express series. She will breaking a world record. They participate in 10,1991 Ski Express raised more than $250,000, and a events: Stratton, Vt., January 1; mechanism to fund the Center's Boyne Mountain, ML January 14; programs for the physically Sun Valley, Idaho, January 26; Ski challenged was born. Beech, N.C, February 10; Squaw During the 1986-87 ski season, Valley, Calif, February 15; Crystal the Jimmie Heuga Express Mountain, Wash, Feb. 23; Hunter opened its ski series to the general Mountain, N.Y., March 4; Snow public at 13 resorts across the Summit, Calif., March 16; Park United States. City, Utah, March 23; and the In 1987-88, the ski series ex- finals in Vail, Colo, April 10-14. panded even further, and was Since its founding in 1984, the hosted by 19 ski resorts. SKIING JHC operations have grown 12- Grand Traverse Resort hosts Magazine and the DENVER fold, and more than 600 people POST named the Ski Express with multiple sclerosis have atten- "America's Premier Charity ded its medical program. As its U.S.T.A. Snowbound Open Skiing Event." primary fundraising channel, the By 1988-89, more than 1,000 Ski Express series enable the JHC The MAX Health and Racquet Sanctioned by the United States MichalowsM at THE MAX at 1- skiers from 20 ski resorts helped to charge each participant just Club at Grand Traverse Resort Tennis Association (U.S.T.A.), the 800-7484303, extension 3380. All raise $455,000 enabling the JHC to $1,500 of the $4,500 needed to will host the fifth annual Snowbound Open will award $150 U.S.T.A. rules will be enforced, expand its medical facilities to its cover the cost of the program, ex- Snowbound Open Tennis Tour- to the singles winner, $75 to the and all players must be VS.TA. present location in Avon, Colo. cluding travel expenses. nament January 18-20,1991. The singles runner-up, $75 to each members. All matches will be the competition is expected to draw doubles winner and $30 to each best of three sets with a 12-point ranked pros, top college players doubles runner-up. All finalists will tiebreaker at 6*11 in all sets. Draw and amateurs from around the also receive trophies plus a will be limited to 32 players, and a SKI Great Lakes area. The Snowbound weekend stay for two at Grand first round consolation match will Open is a men's tournament for Traverse Resort. be played. Play begins at 6 pm, both singles and doubles; it is one The entry deadline is January Friday, January 18. Spectators are THE STAR SYSTEM of the only cash-prize tennis com- 14,1991; interested players can welcome, with the event free to in petitions in Michigan. contact Christie Lund or Chris the public. Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario Sugar Loaf Resort to host two major biathlons Combine rifle marksmanship Chouinard, vice president of the a prone position, ski another five and cross-country skiing and you Grand Traverse Biathlon kilometers, shoot five times from a have created an exciting sport Association, the event should standing position, then finish by which has seen dramatic growth again draw the national team. skiing another 2.5 kilometers. within the last few years. By scheduling this biathlon the According to Chouinard, 'The Called the biathlon, it is a sport same weekend as the VASA, Nor- Biathlon is a unique sport because that takes a great deal of physical thern Michigan's largest cross- it challenges the skier to slow their stamina as well as precise shooting country ski race held in Traverse heart rate down enough to make a ability. City, enables the USBA National steady shot after cross-country Participants race around a Team and other skiers to par- skiing." crosscountry ski course, stopping ticipate in both events. Registration for the biathlon 2,000 acre wBderness preserve at designated areas to shoot a rifle The Traverse Bay Biathlon, events is open to participants 13 sixty minutes north of the Maddnac Bridge at a target The biathlon became January 13, is expected to draw years and older. For more infor- an Olympic event in the 1960s. approximately 100 skiers as well. mation call Gary Chouinard at 616- . of cross-country skHralls. groomed For the third consecutive year Last year the National Guard 9474660. Sugar Loaf Resort will host two Biathlon Team competed in this Sugar Loaf Resort is a year- ski rentals, . saunas, bar and major biathlons; the Great Lakes event and should be back again round resort and conference cen- restaurant- aval on stte this year. ter located 18 miles northwest of Biathlon Classic and the Traverse motel or hotel accommodations available BayKathlon. Each biathlon will consist of two Traverse City. Resort facilities in- 10 minutes from the tral system The Great Lakes Biathlon dtvisons. A recreational division, in clude downhill slopes, cross- Classic is slated for February 10 which skiers will be handed a 22 country trails, golf course, tennis this year and over 100 participants caliber rifle at two firing points; courts, three swimming pools, SAULT TRAILS AND RECREATION are expected to compete. Last and a racing division, in which whirlpool spa, weight room, casual to fine dining restaurants, lounges P. O. Bo* 580 year the classic included the skiers will carry their own rifles on Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario United States Biathlon their backs. Both biathlons are 10 with live entertainment and a P6A 5N1 Association's (USBA) National, kilometers. Competitors ski a 2.5 variety of lodging accom- Phone 005)9454444 Team; According to Gary kilometer loop, shoot five times in modations.

w fc* ^"N^'rUMitW;iB;Wffr№,^^ 8 SNOWSGOPE/Charlevolx Courrtv Press-January 9,1991 Sugar Loaf presents its WARNER CREEK PATHWAY HIKING & CROSS COUNTRY SKIING first snowboarders' JORDAN RIVER STATE FOREST Antrim County DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES halfpipe FOREST MANAGEMENT DIVISION Snowboarder surfing the slopes to a skateboarder. Many times a at Sugar Loaf Resort will have pipe is used for freestyle com- their own boarding area, a half- petitions. pipe, in addition to the rest of the Sugar Loaf Resort's halfpipe slopes to use this 1990-91 winter will be ready for use in mid December, weather permitting. A snowboarder halfpipe is a The pipe will be for snowboarders hollowed-out half circle in the exclusively. snow, which is a minimum of 100 Beginning boarders or those feet long by 40 feet wide, although who need a few tips can take the standard is 400 feet long and lessons this year from Sugar Loaf 75 feet wide. Resort's professional ski school in- Generally, a pipe is 9-15 feet structors. Boards are available to deep, can be straight or curved rent at surrounding sport shops. and heads down a slope between Anyone interested in renting a 19 and 23 degrees. Boarders surf board can call Sugar Loaf Resort's down the halfpipe utilizing the front desk or ski school desk at sides to complete tricks, (616)22&-5461. maneuvers and turns as they To find out about more details reach the end. The boarders in a on the halfpipe call Michelle Jarvis pipe perform moves very similar at Sugar Loaf Resort (616)2285461.

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