Adair knocks out well fire Sunday

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World's largest Big Boy set to open in Gaylord 

A BY CHRIS BAGNASCO 

Herald Thnet Staff Writer 

GAYLORD - As he 

walked through the 9,000 

square feat of what Is said 

to be the world's largest 

Big Boy Restaurant, owner 

Miles Ludlow proclaimed, 

"This is my masterpiece!" 

The two-level restaurant 

is expected to open here 

this week, more than a 

year after the target date 

scheduled when construction 

began two years 

ago. 

The exact day of opening 

will depend on when the 

restaurant can be connected 

to city water. City 

Manager Donald Harmon 

predicted Friday that 

would be "less than a 

week." 

health and zoning chitectural firm designed 

requirements not only the exterior. Total cost of 

created delays but cost an the restaurant and site is 

additional $100,000 to between $400,000 and 

$150,000. Installation of a $500,000. 

sewer and a forced main Inside, the red and gold 

(done by the city) were at decor is lit by handmade 

Ludlow's expense. 

stained glass light fixtures. 

The 312-seat capacity Velvet blocked wall 

and total square footage of coverings, also custom 

the building make it the made, cover the walls. 

largest Elias Brothers Big Dining areas will include 

Boy in the world, Ludlow regular special rooms on 

said. It surpasses the the first level and up to 

Alpena Big Boy, also three in the lower level. 

owned by Ludlow, in Other features of the 

seating capacity by 50 restaurant include a full 

seats. 

line gift shop, a dumb 

"Everything in the waiter for transporting 

building is custom-made, food from the upstairs 

everything." Ludlow kitchen .to the lower level, 

stated. Ludlow himself completely tiled walls and 

designed the interior of the a lift chair for the 

building whilp Mansnn physically handicapped. 

bage here," Ludlow an an- bitions bit ions — to b build a 

nounced. He explained that restaurant with these 

the kitchen "pulper" features in northern 

shredded all garbage into a Michigan where he was 

sterile, dry pulp which can born and raised. 

be used for landfill. He 

In addition to being the 

pointed out a separate 

largest in the world, the 

drawer where the remains 

Gaylord restaurant is 

of silverware will collect. 

distinguished by its 

Jerry Anderson of rotating Big Boy wearing a 

Gaylord will manage the green Alpine hat. It is the 

restaurant, which will only Big Boy in the world to 

employ approximately 45 deviate from the normal 

people. 

Big Boy format. The 

Ludlow and his wife unique feature allows the 

Betty Ann are the sole restaurant to blend in with 

owners of the restaurant, the traditional Alpine motif 

which is affiliated with the of Gaylord, Ludlow noted. 

Elias Brothers franchise 

controlled by the Marriot Ludlow and his wife live 

Corporation. 

in Alpena and have four 

Completion of the children, Bnan, Ron, Jane 

Gaylord Big Boy has and Phil. 

brought about one of "I have great faith in this 

Ludlow estimated that Jackson, Kane ar "We will have no gar Ludlow's life-long am community," Ludlow said. 

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VOL. 1 NUMBER 22 

GAYLORD, MICHIGAN 4973S 

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TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1976 

Adair knocks out well fire Sunday 

WATERS - The continuous jet-like 

roar and rumbling of the earth which 

had become familiar to area residents 

abruptly ceased Sunday when Texas 

fire tignter ited Adair used hydraulic 

controls on a newly installed wellhead 

to turn off the gas feeding a month-old 

Lansing, 

well fire near here. 

Operations began immediately to 

"kill the well" by pumping a mixture of 

clay and expanding filler compounds 

called mud down tne b,as> foot anipng 

hole. 

The procedure pushes escaping gas 

back into subterranean porkpt.c and 

stops the flow begun by drilling in late 

May. 

The climactic moment drew cheers 

trom surrounding workers who, iike 

residents and passing gawhets, had 

'ived with the constant noise and 

nuke dump hearings 

ALPENA — Private citizens and/or 

organizations concerned with the 

federal government's proposal to 

construct a nuclear waste dumping 

facility in northeast Michigan may 

express their concern at two July 6 

hearings. 

The first hearing will be held at 8:30 

a.m. at Cooley Law School in Lansing, 

while another will be held the same day 

at 2:30 p.m. at Alpena High School in 

Alpena. 

Tom Washington, executive director 

of the Michigan United Conservation 

Clubs, will testify at the Lansing 

hearing along with representatives of 

the electrical power industry, Michigan 

State government and Environmental 

Protection Agency. 

Scheduled to testify at the Alpena 

hearing are Dr. Frank Baranowski, 

director of nuclear fuel recycling for 

the Energy Research and Development 

Administration (ERDA). state 

representative E. Dan Stevens (R- 

Atlanta) and senator Robert Davis (R- 

Gaylord). 

COminCJ FriCl8y GRAYLING - Two personal injury 

Representatives of Alpena's local 

government are also expected to testify 

at the hearing. 

Those people wishing to testify at 

either hearing may make arrangements 

by contacting the office of 

Michigan Congressmen Philip Ruppe 

(R-Houghton) in Alpena, or Robert 

Carr (D-East Lansing) in Lansing 

before July 1. 

Grayling area road 

^7 ' accidents „„-;J«-*O occurred .Amiprnrl Sst'jrday CatiirHou on nn the th» 

same one-lane rural road near here, 

one sending a Rochester youth to the 

hospital seriously hurt. 

RUM Edgerton. 18, was transferred to 

a Saginaw hospital for treatment of 

injuries suffered when the pickup truck 

carrying him and 13 others went out of 

coniroi and hit m MMuip or. Land C 

Living Road at 9.10 a.m. Saturday. 

The sandy road, two miles off 

Wakeley Bridge Road about 12 miles 

east of Grayling, pulled the wheels of 

the truck, driven by James A. Cucchi, 

18, of Oak Park, to the right. The driver 

told Crawford County Sheriff's deputies 

that he looked back to check on his 

passengers and the truck want out of 

+ Coverage of the Gaylord school 

board meeting to consider next steps 

after the recent millage defeat 

+ Gaylord city council meeting 

-t- Wrap-up of Michigan MAiawiOn 

+ Easy Livin' tab with Dave Tenorio's 

column and other recreation info 

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"We received a fantastic 

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is bad news twice 

control. Several persons were thrown 

from thp whirl* 

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temperatures »rtouM »t»y in th« htfn Wt or near 

•O't tor ttt* n**t ftw day* Mil* t*mpar»tur*« wlftt 

•daft? ovarea»t. 

Also injured was an unidentified 16year-old 

girl who was treated and 

released at Mercy Hospital in Grayling. 

At 6:40 p.m. deputies were called 

back to the same road, where a two-car 

accident a half-mile from the first 

mishan resulted in minor injuries to one 

passenger. 

Hurt was Thomas G. Coral, 12, a 

passenger in a car driven by Robert 

Coral, K, of Livonia. The vehicle was 

struck by a car driven by Kenneth Lee 

Jenkins, 19, of Midland, who was 

charged with speed too great for conditions. 

Two passengers of Jenkins 

were not injured. 

nighttime glow of th« inferno. 

Flames leaping more than 300 feet 

into the air suddenly were gone and the 

silence which settled over the area was 

reported eerie in contrast to the 30-day 

holocaust. 

Oil industry officials steadily have 

declined to place a definite dollar figure 

on the total operation of snuffing the 

blowout. However, estimates have 

soared as high as $750,000 for the services 

of Adair's world famous Wild 

Well Control Company, other contracted 

equipment and workers and 

daily loss of natural gas from the well. 

The fire began the evening of 

Thursday, May 27, when gas leaking 

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from the well apparently was ignited by 

a backfiring engine on North American 

Drilling Company's Rig 21. 

A combination of natural gas and 

liquid condensate gushed from the 8Hinch 

well casing, igniting as it reached 

the fire several feet above the ruined 

rig. 

Adair was called to the scene May 28 

and began the painstaking process of 

preparing for Sunday's shutout. The 

well site was cleared of debris and 

excavated to allow access below the 

fire to the well controls. 

Last week a 5,000 foot cable was 

strung between winches and used to 

saw the old well head from the exposed 

' 

casing. The 94-hour operation 

culminated with the placement of 

custom-built well controls on the 

casing. 

i TOlcvtcia uiy 'iicai.-icricvi.mK siueius 

and a curtain of sprayed water, Adair 

and his crew moved in to install and 

weld the new casing hanger, spool and 

blowout preventer. 

Adair then used hydraulic lines to 

activate the pneumatic valve on the 

blowout preventer, bringing thick stops 

into the gas and cutting off the flow. 

Officials of the Michigan Oil Company, 

owners of the well, said they 

would not know until the well is killed 

whether or not the same well will be 

used or a new one drilled. 

HERR GESSLER made his presence known Sunday morning during Gaylord's First 

Annual Street Cleaning Contest. Gassier points out a speck of dirt overlooked by several 

local man participating In the street cleaning contest. (HT Photo by Dave Tenorlo) 

Zontians top city cleanup 

GAY1X)RD - More than 200 civicminded 

Gaylord area residents took 

part In the first annual Gaylord Street 

Cleaning Contest Sunday morning in 

which top honors went to the recently 

eatahitahad Zonta Club, despite the 

objections of Herr B.G. Gassier, instigator 

of the project. 

Ten local organisations, each 

charged with cleaning a specific area 

along Mam Street from Oak Avenue 

west to the 1-75 interchange, competed 

inth* 

Top award honors were conterrea 

upon Zonta Club members, who had the 

responsibility of cleaning the city block 

between Otsego and Court avenues. 

In announcing the winners, Don 

Morgridge, overall chairman of the 

contest, said the Zonta Club won 

because tt had the moat member 

participation (23 out of 32 members), 

finished Its block first and cleaned its 

area the best. 

Herr Geaeler termed the affair too 

easy. Geaaier, wia> ifiitigiUd »!*•« 

contest two weeks ago by accusing 

Gaylord area residents of having too 

much leisure time in which to have fun, 

was seen walking up and down Main 

Street berating participants for not 

work in;? faster and pointing out 

overlooked particles of dirt or dust. 

Following the clean-up contest, all 

participants were invited to the Otsego 

County Fire Hall for a free 

specially prepared by fire 

personnel. 

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off Sturgeon Valley Road In the Pigeon 

River State Forest. A tour of the ranch is given to 

all by either Nancy Graboski (right), ranch 

secretar" or Carole Siroske^, n, jb!!c relations *nd 

personnel director of Song of the Morning. Among 

the sights are three dome shaped buiidings used TO 

house visitors and overnight guests, (HT Staff 

Photos by Dave Tenorio) 

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July I Thru July 10 

Joyride of youths ends 

in Gayiord parking lot 

Three Illinois Juveniles 

were apprehended by 

Gayiord City Police early 

Saturday morning when 

they were discovered 

sleeping inside a stolen car 

outside the Holiday Inn. 

According to officers, a 

15-year-old boy and two 

girls, 14 and 16, all of 

Bolingbrook, 111., were 

reported as runaways 

early June 18. Information 

from one of the youth's 

parents said they thought 

the threesome was headed 

to the Gayiord area. 

The youths were found 

sleeping inside a car which 

was reported stolen from 

Robert Hazelett of 

Bolingbrook, 111. 

The juveniles were 

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NORTHERN MICHIGAN HERALD TIMES Tuesday, June, 29, 197a 

Durecki-Matelski vows said 

GAYLORD - Miss 

Christine Durecki of 

Rogers City and Kenneth 

Matelski of Gaylord ex 

changed wedding vows 

June 12 at St. Ignatius 

Church, Rogers City. The 

Kev. Donald Seliskar of 

ficiated the double-ring 

ceremony. 

The bride is the daughter 

of Mr. and Mrs Harry 

Durecki of Rogers City and 

the groom is the son of Mr. 

and Mrs. Stanley Matelski, 

ST. of Gaylord. 

Given in marriage by her 

parents, the bride ap 

proached the slur in a 

Crystallette gown which 

featured a rounded 

neckline and bishop 

sleeves. Daisy lace 

trimmed the sheer bodice, 

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Matelski 

sleeves and cuffs and a lace 

ruffle graced the hem. She 

wore a nylon bridal hat also 

trimmed in lace, which 

gathered to form a large 

new bow. She carried a 

colonial bouquet of white 

roses, miniature orange 

roses and baby's breath 

accented by orange 

streamers. 

Mrs. Jennifer Budmck, 

sister of the bride, served 

as matron of honor for the 

occasion. She wore a 

yellow polyester gown 

which featured an orange 

flowered bodice of chiffon 

and cap sleeves. Her 

bouquet was yellow and 

white daisies with orange 

streamers. 

KrwV-iimids were Kathy 

and Mary Matelski. sisters 

of the groom, Andrea 

Krauczak, the bride's 

cousin, and Anne Marie 

Durecki, the bride's sister 

Laura Durecki. the bride's 

sister and Holly 

Zaborowski, the groom's 

niece, served as flower 

girls. 

Serving as bast man was 

James Gapinski. Other 

attendants were Joe and 

Stanley Matelski, Jr., the 

groom's brothers, Thomas 

Durecki, the bride's 

brother, and James Smith, 

the groom's cousin. The 

bride's nephew Michael 

Kroll was ringbearer for 

the ceremony. 

The bride's mother chose 

a shrimp colored polyester 

dress which featured a lace 

bodice and matching lace 

jacket. A green cymbidium 

orchid accented the outfit. 

Are you the sporty type? 

Or, would you prefer a 

tramp through one of the 

beautiful state forests? 

Perhaps your dream vaca 

tion is speeding across a 

shimmering lake with the 

spray in your face. What 

ever you do this summer, 

this is the summer to 

celebrate! This is 

America's 200th birthday! 

If if* funds you need for 

your vacation, see A 

Gaylord Stale Banker. 

Than, let your imagination rw\ 

wild, and live a memory 

this Bicentennial summer! 

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The groom's mother wore a 

floral mint green dress 

which featured short 

sleeves. White and green 

accessories and a beige 

cymbidium orchid com 

plemented her dress. 

Hie couple arrived at the 

reception in a 1940 Buick. a 

surprise arranged by Mrs. 

Raphael Lenard, the 

bride's godmother. A 

dinner and reception for 

300 guests was held at the 

Knights of Columbus Hall, 

Rogers City. 

Upon their return from a 

wedding trip to southern 

Michigan, the newlyweds 

will reside in Gaylord. 

The bride is an employe 

of Glen's Market in 

Gaylord and the groom is 

employed at Higgins In 

dustry, Vanderbilt. 

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In the late 17th Century, 

American colonists were 

ambivalent about piracy. 

Pirates who docked in colo 

nial ports replenished 

needed supplies in the 

colonies and paid in much 

net-ded gold and silver 

coin. But American ships 

were often victimized on 

the high seas and piracy 

became a crime punishable 

bj death. One of the most 

notorious of the bucca 

neers was a woman. In 

1717 when there was a 

spirit of leniency toward 

pirates, she was caught 

and jailed instead of being 

executed. She finally died 

in jail. Who was she? Mary 

Mainstream Musing 

DOES GOD EXIST? For me. He does. Weaving its way 

through my life is the inescapable conviction that 

somewhere there is a Being greater than ourselves. 

But conviction wavers; sometimes it is necessary for 

the me who is the Sure One to confront the other me, that 

is, the Doubter... 

If there is no God, who whispers in little boys' ears to let 

them know exactly the right moment to say things like, 

"Dad, when I grow up, I want to be just like you!" 

If there isn't any God, who causes the songs in the 

throats of birds and the laughter in a baby's eyes? 

If there is no God, why, when my little daughter once 

stood sobbing, convinced that nobody in the world loved 

her, did that yellow butterfly light in her open palm? 

WHERE DOES it come from, then, that feeling that 

sometimes steals over us, that it all matters, that we are 

part of something great and at one with sand, water, 

trees, and all of creation? 

II, a* you Bay. God is a dream, why doe* the river sing 

His praises? And why «s© the ulac and pine worship by 

sending incense offerings heavenward? 

I know a rainbow can be explained in terms of air 

moisture and prism effect, so it isn't any proof. But tell 

me, please, il the whole universe can be «n coldly and 

scientifically explained, what is the use of a rainbow? 

If there is no God, why do the towering trees bother 

forming themselves into cathedrals, with sunlight 

streaming onto bright wildflowers as onto a stained-glass 

window? 

WHAT DO YOU say to all of these things, Doubter? 

What? My logic is poor'' Well, tell me, where is the logic 

in a God who made both the elephant and the flea, the 

poison ivy and the orchid? My logic matches His, and 

somehow, it's enough. 

But it's your turn. Doubter. So go ahead. Tell me again 

how these wild strawberries and the Oriental poppies with 

their pink crepe-paper petals are merely the result of a 

collision of atoms in space a billion years ago.... 

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A tremendously effective facial exercise is O 

to say the vowels aloud •- yes, that's right, q 

a, e, i, o, u, and exaggerate the facial 0 

muscles you use. Do this for five minutes 

every morning. It will sound funny, but 

you'll look great. ° 

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Nephew, Evans united 

in Mackinac ceremony 

MACKINAC ISLAND — 

Nancy Gayle Nephew of 

Gaylord and Jeffrey Stuart 

Evans of St. Louis, Mo., 

were united in marriage 

June a on Mackinac Island. 

The double-ring ceremony 

was performed by Rev. 

Dwayne Summers at the 

little Stone Church on the 

Island. 

The bride is the daughter 

of Mr. and Mrs. Frank 

Nephew of Gaylord and the 

groom is the son of Mr. and 

Mrs. Robert I Evans of St. 

Louis, Mo. 

The bride wore a blush 

pink gown of chiffon silk as 

she was escorted to the 

altar by her father. It 

featured a handkerchief 

hem and satin-like sash in 

the 1920's fashion. The 

bride and Mrs. L.K. Titus 

of Gaylord designed the 

gown and it was hand 

made by •Margo" of 

Franklin Hills. She carried 

a single red rose down the 

aisle. 

Serving as maid of honor 

for the wedding was Jean 

Colnon of Chicago, 111. She 

wore a dark blue chiffon 

dress accented by a bertha. 

It also featured a long 

flowing skirt and sashed 

waist. A short chiffon veil 

matching the gown was 

worn and she carried a 

single white rose. 

Other attendants in 

cluded Dawn Nephew, 

Cheryl Nephew, Amy 

Boland and Kathleen 

Boland. The attendants 

wore gowns identical to the 

maid of honor in shades of 

gold, red, green and blue to 

match the color of the 

church's stained-glass 

windows. Headpieces 

matched their gowns and 

each carried a single white 

rose. All the attendants' 

dresses were hand-made. 

Robert J. Evans, Jr. of 

St. Louis, Mo. served as 

best man for the ceremony. 

Also attending the groom 

were Donald Jeneske, 

Kenneth Salyers and 

James Boland, all of 

Chicago, 111., and Robert 

Benser of Mackinac Island. 

Douglas Nephew and Kevin 

Moore seated guests. 

The bride's mother chose 

a light aqua gown accented 

by beads on the front. The 

groom's mother wore a 

dark aqua gown of chiffon 

accented on the sleeves by 

feathers. Both carried 

single white roses. 

A reception after the 

ceremony was held at the 

Island House. The 

newlyweds will live on 

Mackinac Island after their 

return from a trip to the 

New England states. 

The bride is a 1972 

graduate of the University 

of Michigan. Both the bride 

and groom are employed in 

the Jantxen Shop on 

Mackinac Island. 

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Evans 

THEHOfhEGAfflE 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO US - - Set a festive mood for 

your Bicentennial celebration with colorful but inexpen 

sive table accessories. Use a blue plastic tablecloth cut 

with pinking shears so no hemming is necessary. For 

napkins, get some of those bright red bandanas from the 

five and dime. Wonderfully gay and patriotic looking. 

CREATIVE ACCENTS Take soup out of the 

ordinary class by adding creative garnishes before 

serving. How about shredded sv\ INS cheese on tomato 

soups, sour cream on consomme, clove studded lemon 

slices on beef broth, or french-fried onions or Chinese 

noodles on onion soup? 

DOG DISCOURAGER For anyone hounded by 

stray dogs attacking their garbage. 1 pass on a hint given 

by a dog trainer Sprinkle full strength ammonia over the 

hags and the dogs will bypass your garbage pronto! 

PATRIOTIC SHORTCAKE ~ Here's a grand finale 

dessert in red, white and blue! Make old-fashioned 

shortcakes from a baking mix. Split while warm and fill 

with a mixture of 2 cups fresh strawberries, 2 cups 

blueberries and 1/4 cup sugar. Top with whipped cream 

and add a tiny American flag. Worth saluting! 

* ATTENTION * 

RUMMAGE SALE - BAKE SALE 

Open Horn Jul/ 3, 1976 Storting At 10:00 AM 

UNITED PEOPLE, INC. 

Corner Of Kneeland £ Co. Rl 612 

Lewisfon, Mich. 

Air conditioning? 

Don't just melt away. 

Breeze over to the Yellow Pages, and 

find where to get the cool of your dreams. 

For anything at all—it's there at your fingertips 

when your gers do the walking 

throt I the Yellow Pages. 

yellow pages 

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raid Tlmas is accepted on the 

remise mat me merchandise 

|nd services offered are 

roparly described and willingly 

jid to customers at me ad 

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vara of these conditions. Ad 

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indards. we ask that you in 

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•ant of these newspapers. 733- 

5144 

(4-4-tf-101) 

140 

Financial 

DOWN for a home of your 

Do you qualify for a Far 

's Home Administration 

mortgage? For more in 

formation call Northland Homes 

Of-Gaylord 517 732 2721. 

(6-25-tf 140) 

Free Offers 

THREE KITTENS to give away 

to a good home 616-584-3247. 

(6-18-4 142) 

ONE SIX WEEK OLD black and 

f white male Kitten. Phone 517-732- 

2883 after 4 p.m. 

(6-22-4142) 

^ SIXTEEN-MONTH-OLD Ger 

•6. man Shepherd. Excellent with 

Lj* children, or eat watch dog, has 

' had shots and has been spayed. 

fte-584-3245. 

(6-22-4 142) 

KITTENS. Will deliver 517-732 

SM5. 

(6-25-2-142) 

TWO KITTENS to give away, 7 

weeks old, litter trained, and 

they like children and dogs. 517- 

ti 132-4140. 

(6-25 2 142) 

>NE MALE PUPPY. 8 weeks 

>id. Warm, lovable, well 

lannered. Beagle size 517 732- 

654. 

(6-29-2-142) 

[163 

Lost and Found 9. 

LOST: LARGE BLACK AND 

I WHITE torn cat. In Gaylord 

[west area. 517-732 2890 or 732 

12232. 

(6-254 163) 

[173 

Personals 

% 

1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE 

for debts other man my own. 

Donald L Hanson. 

(6-25-2 173) 

[181 

Services Available 

[ 

* s 

TEN PERCENT DISCOUNT to 

retirees' Chuck's Well Drilling. 

Specializing in two inch wells 

and point repair. Prompt ser 

vice. State licensed. Serving 

Northern Michigan. Call 517 733- 

1180. 

(6-15-8 181) 

TRASH PICKUP! 

Residential $12.00 3 

months — City Licensed 

Low Rates for 

Commercial Accounts 

— 3 years experience — 

2 trucks. 

COMMUNITY 

SANITATION 

(416) 546 3484) 

ALPINE COSTUMES will saw 

from your patterns or ours - all 

styles Call after $ p.m. S17-732 

4777 

(6-11-8 181) 

RASH ION 228 cosmetics has 

coma to Gaylord cameo rvwr 

consultant nancy CwtB. "7-732 

9JB1. 

(44-tf-Wt) 

GAYLORD COMMUNITY CO 

OR NURSERY is now accepting 

applications far three and four 

year oidi classes Call or write 

Joyce Bur 517 732 2383 or 815 

Weat Street. Gaylord. Mt 4t735 

for more information 

(6 15 8 181) 

BERT'S BRUSH WORKS, fr— 

estimate Barns, noma* and 

commercial Air lass and con 

—nnanal torav equipment. 517 

7325209 

(6-118 181) 

181 

Services Available 

PLASTERING AND DRY 

WALL. New work or remodeling. 

All types of textures. Quality 

workmanship. Phone »l7-J4e- 

5679 or 517732 3807. (6-B-tf.lBI) 

CARPENTRY 

by 

Dennis Johnson 

Licensed Builder 

Specializing In 

Garages, Additions And 

Remodeling. 

Call (517)732-3050 

After 5 

LLOYD A. WOLF — general 

contractor Specializing in 

chalets, homes, commercial 

building. Licensed and insured 

Over 25 years experience. Call 

517732 4963 

(11 28-tf 181) 

NEED A NEW GARAGE? 

Addition, kitchen, bathroom, 

fireplace? All types home 

repairs, workmanship you can 

count on Phone after 5 pm. 517 

732 9530 

(1 15- tf -181) 

ANTIQUE-WOOD STRIPPING 

and refinlshlng. Call 517 732 5334. 

(6 4 8 181) 

WILL BUILD STORAGE 

buildings this spring and sum 

mer at reasonable rates, also 

paneling and callings. Ex 

perienced. Call after 6 p.m. 517- 

732-4149. 

(4-16-tf 181) 

COMPLETE PAINTING 

SERVICE, interior, exterior. 

Fast and very clean. Specializing 

in your house. Call Larry 517 732- 

4217 

(6 18 4 181) 

ALL TYPES OF FURNITURE 

REPAIR. Will also build custom 

furniture to order. Call Gabby, 

517732 9630 

(12 11 tf 181) 

JAY'S SEPTIC 

SERVICE 

State Licensed 

Bonded Insured 

Serving a SO 

Mile Radius 

Quick Dependable 

Same Day Service 

Grayling 

517-348-2456 

213 Help Wanted 

Domestic/Child Care 

EXPERT CHILDCARE in an 

environment of planned ex 

perlences for children ages 2V»-6 

years. State licensed, approved 

hot lunch program, qualified 

teachers and staff; nominal 

rates by the day or week. Open 7 

am to 5:30 p.m. weekdays 

Community Childcare Center 

517 732 4909 

(7 lOtt 213) 

i*0UK8 C'.RL W-»'d »ka 

summer babysitting jobs. Phone 

517732 3643 

(6-254213) 

BABYSITTER WANTED. Live 

in or out 517 732-1041. 

(6^294213) 

220 

Female Help Wanted I 

230 Help Wanted 

Miscellaneous 

POSITION OPEN. MANAGER 

WANTED FOR GAYLORD 

BUSINESS. Qualifications: 

mechanical knowledge required 

to perform maintenance on 

appliances. Supervisory ex 

parlance required for 

management of personnel. 

Salary and excellent benefits. 

Resume' required. Reply to Box 

3363, c-o Herald Times, P.O. Box 

616. Gaylord, Ml 49735. 

(6-27-4 230) 

POSITION OPEN. SALES AND 

SUPERVISION. Career in 

general merchandise sales in 

Gaylord. Success orientated 

person with previous experience 

in supervision and retail mer 

chandising Salary and excellent 

benefits. Resume' required. 

Reply to Box 3362, c-o Herald 

Times, P.O. Box 616, Gaylord, 

Ml 49735. 

(6-29.4-230) 

HARBOR SPRINGS, woman to 

care for one 3 year old child full 

time. Light housekeeping, large 

comfortable home three private 

rooms with bath Year around 

position References required 

Room and board plus weekly 

salary Commensurate with 

abilities. Write to Box 3364, c-o 

Harold Timet, P.O Box 616. 

Gaylord. Ml 49735. 

(6-298220) 

' HetpWanted 

Miscellaneous 

LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER for 

Meet rSileY Csrc Merit eiwjia 

x could fee c~»n»* Good noma 

plus wages. Write George 

Tessmer, 470 Dayton, Ypsllanti, 

Mich 48197 

(6 25 10 230) 

FULL TIME HOUSEKEEPER, 

..ook for the Bishoe of Gaylord 

Live in or out. References 

necessary. Apply in writing. 

Chancery Office, Diocese of 

Gaylord. f» O Box 700, Gaylord. 

Mich 49735 

(6-25tf 330) 

PART TIME HELP for pool hall 

C*» 517 727 •»«« ••*•*• s 0- m 

(6-398230) 

WANTED: TYPING to do at 

home. Have own rypewrilei. 

experience, and willpower. Not 

expensive. 517-732-2585 after 5:30 

p.m. 

(6-25-tf-239) 

YARD WORK., painting, cement 

work, and light hauling Call 517 

3487074. 

(6-25M-239) 

SECRETARIAL JOB WANTED. 

Have had one year of college 

Good typing and office skills. 

Some experience. Call Ann, 616 

546 3418 

(6-29-2-239) 

MECHANIC, 30 years ex 

perience. 24-hour call. Semi 

trailers and pups — lights, 

brakes and springs. R. Makins, 

517 732 1336 (6-22 8 239) 

WILL BUILD STORAGE 

buildings this spring and sum 

mer at reasonable rates, also 

paneling and ceilings. Ex- 

perlenced Call after 6 p.m. 517 

732 4149. (4-9-tf 239) 

INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR 

PAINTING. References and 

many years of experience. 517 

732 2767 

(6298 239) 

245 Male/ Female 

Help Wanted m 

SALESPERSON for insulation. 

Please send brief resume'. All 

persons sending resume' will be 

contacted. Box 3827A, Grayling. 

Ml 49738. 

(6-22-4-245) 

PROMINENT GAYLORD 

AREA MOTEL is seeking an 

ambitious person who likes to 

work with the public for the 

position of desk clerk. Ex 

perience is preferable, but not 

necessary for a person of 

Initiative. Excellent benefits. 

This is a permanent position. 

Send replies to Box 3361, c-o 

Herald Times. P.O. Box 616, 

Gaylord, Ml 49735 

(6 25-tf-245) 

QUALIFIED TEACHER for 

Gaylord Community Co-op 

Nursery. Three and four year old 

classes, two days per week. Send 

resume' to P.O. Box 231, 

Gaylord, Ml 49735. 

(6-25 4-245) 

AREA FINANCIAL IN 

STITUTION needs career 

minded, mature, full time em 

ploye. Typing, cash, and general 

office experience necessary. 

Send full resume' to Box 3365 c-o 

Herald Times, P.O. Box 616, 

Gaylord, Ml 49735. 

(6 29 2-245) 

246 

Male Help Wanted i 

PULP CUTTERS NEEDED. 18 

years or older. Furnish own saw 

Gaylord area stumpage Steady 

work, reliable market. Call 517- 

732 9134. 

(6-29-4 246) 

303 

Antiques 

POTBELLY 

ANTIQUES 

ft THINGS 

Open Daily 

9:00-6:00 

Except Monday 

2V2 miles north of 

Grayling on 1-75 

Business Loop, Airport 

Rd. 

31* 

Clothing 

SEE THE FINE SELECTION Of 

Alpine dresses, aprons, man's 

and boy's vests at O'Connor's 

Pendelton Shop, Gaylord 

(6-253 316) 

330 

Food !h 

STRAWBERRIES. Rick your 

own at tha Eldan Herron Farm m 

Spratt on M-65, 6 miles south of 

r»vii r:c~!"5 fY*** »»»*»mlno 

after June 25 Field opens 6 » 

a.m. Large acreage irrigated 

Phone 517379 44S4. 

(6-258330) 

360 

Garage Yard Sale 

GLORIFIED JUNK. Antiques. 

two ok) telephones, rope bad, two 

hanging lamps, platform rocker, 

misc . silver, glass and china 

Follow signs at intersection 409 

and Tea Lake Road Phone 517 

786-4319 

{*•»'. 3405 

35* Miscellaneous 

for Sale 

COMBINATION WINDOWS, all 

sizes, for sola. Call 517 732-9982 

or 732-5424. Ask tor Helen. 

(S-20-tf 359) 

FIREWOOD SPLITTING, 

simplified. Split any log, any 

diameter, up to 26" long. Makes 

log splitting downright easy and 

enjoyable. For free brochure 

write Hussler Engineering and 

Sales, M 75 East, Box 286, Boyne 

City. Ml 49712 

(528-tf 359) 

LEFT HANDED KODIAK 

HUNTER, 55 lbs., with quiver. 

517 732 5730 or 517-732-2705. 

(6-11 tt-359) 

NATIONAL MARKETING, 

coffee vending machine. Floor 

model. Also serves hot chocolate 

and soup. Excellent condition. 

S400. Call 517 732 4336. 

(6 18 tt 359) 

1967 FORD for parts, S35. Also 

one set of hi lacker shocks, SK). 

616-584-2770. 

(6-25-2-359) 

SPLIT DRY FIREWOOD. All 

hSfdWOQtl. ^•••""•d and raadv 

to burn. Also cutting orders for 

fall. 517-732 1389 after 6 p.m. 

(6-25-8-359) 

QUAKER GAS HEATER, Oil 

floor heater. Speed Queen Ironer, 

metal cupboard, sweepers, 

kitchen tables, metal beds and 

springs. Circle In Cabins. Old 27 

South, Gaylord. 

(6-252359) 

ONE 4' x r mounted reinforced 

sign mounted on two 10 1 4 x 4's, 

S75. Excellent condition. A 

basketball backstop mounted on 

3-Inch steel pipe, $30. 517 732- 

3643. 

(6-25-4 359) 

361 

Musical Merchandise 

BASS AMP, EMC 250, top con 

dition, two years old, used only 

periodically. Will throw in used 

bass guitar, no charge. 

Phone John at 732 5144 or 732 

3636 

(611 tf 361) 

368 

Pets and Supplies 

ONE REGISTERED ARABIAN 

GELDING, 3 years old; 1 

yearling, filly, Vt Arabian. Call 

517 983-4351 after 4:30 p.m. 

(6-254368) 

LABRADOR RETRIEVER 

puppies. 8 weeks, AKC 

registered. Three female, two 

male. Field and Show champion 

background, x Ray cleared on 

parents. 517-422-3694. 

(622-4368) 

AKC REGISTERED miniature 

Schnauzer puppies. 8 weeks old. 

Had shots. Call after 6 p.m. 517- 

345-3454. West Branch. 

(6-18-4368) 

AKC REGISTERED white 

German shepherd, female, had 

shots 16 months old. 517 732-1142. 

(6084368) 

307 

Wanted to Buy 

* 

WANTED TO BUY: ALUMI 

NUM BOAT. Reasonably priced 

Call 517 732 2363 after 6 p.m. 

(6 11 tt 387) 

WANTED TO BUY: ROTARY 

LAWNMOWER in good working 

condition and very reasonably 

priced Call 517 732-3207, 

Gaylord. 

(6-8-tf 387) 

WANTED TO BUY: A 1960 1962 

Chevrolet pickup Condition of 

engine and transmission not 

important. Please phone 517 732 

4727. 

(6-15-tf 387) 

601 

Business Property 

OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE in 

newly remodeled Garrett Real 

Estate Building. S125 per month 

to responsible party. Call 517 732 

2011. 

(6-28-2-401) 

HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL — 

Extra large home, zoned com 

merciai. Could be used for 

apartments. Sl8,000 Terms neg 

GARRETT REALTY $17-732 

2011. (311) 

(6-28-2-401) 

406 

Condominiums 1$ 

DREAM COME TRUE - 

Condominium, 2 pools, sauna, 

tennis, income unit. Furnished. 2 

bedrooms- Priced to sell 

GARRETT REALTY $17-732- 

2811. (249) 

(6-28 2 406) 

«oe 

Farms and Farm Land 

A REAL SHOW PLACE is what 

you'd have after fixing up this 

old beat up farm house House 

and 2 acres on East and 32 

S14.990. good farms. A.S GOn 

loeb, 517732 Slls\ 

(6 18 H 409) 

41S 

Houses for Sale 

ARBUTUS 

BEACH 

Clean 2 bedroom, custom built 

ranch, carpeted throughout. 

Frankim fireplace, wan Md 

deck, sliding glass doors 

secluded on 1 acre, beautifully 

wooded with wnfte birch and 

maple trees, interior must be 

seen 

KOSKE REALTY 

1U E. MoinStroot 

Gaylord 732 1012 

41S 

Houses for Solo 

THINK BIG 

If your house has growing 

pains consider this new 

listing. Three large 

bedrooms, 14 baths with 

formal dining room and 

sewing room. First floor 

utility and full basement. 

Two car garage with 

electric door opener. 

Situated on 2 city lots. 

$29,000. 

^vessel 

I \ealty 

Old 27 South 

732-1707 

BY OWNER - GRAYLING 

ARIA. Two bedroom home on 

V'-i acres. Shangri-La Sub 

division. 7 miles east on M-72. 

Carpeted, large kitchen, living 

room with fireplace 2*' x 30' 2- 

car garage. Call after S p.m. 

weekdays, anytime on 

weekends, 517 348 7409. 

(64-8-415) 

COZY, ENERGY-EFFICIENT, 

two bedroom home. Large two 

car garage and unfinished spare 

room. Two blocks from school. 

$26,000. 517 732 1061. 

(6-4-tf 415) 

LOVELY FIVE BEDROOM 

HOME in Grayling. Three acres 

with 500' frontage on AuSable 

River. Three miles from town. 

$89,000 517-348-9615 Or 348 7194. 

(6 25 16 415) 

YEAR AROUND CHALET, 108 

ft. lake frontage on two lots, two 

bedrooms, Franklin fireplace, 

carpeted drapes, two storage 

sheds At Lake Arrowhead, 

privately maintained roads, pool 

and lodge $29,900. Jim McMillan 

517 732 4218 (work); 616^585 7546 

(home) 

(6 15-6-415) 

DON'T 

DEPEND ON 

"INDEPENDENCE 

DRY" 

Be an independent business 

man - on a desirable five 

lane highway with 70 ft. of 

frontage. Living quarters 

included for only $38,500. 

•ey*ith 

r Vra/fy 

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732-1707 

EXECUTIVE CHALET WITH 34 ACRES 

Picturesque 3 level Chalet tn beautiful hill site, excellent 

location tor recreational family Offering 4 bedrooms, nice 

field stone fireplace, Vh car garage Adjoining 40 acres is also 

available. Twelve miles from Boyne Mountain, 8 miles from 

Thunder Mountain, 6 miles from Lake Louise, 4 miles from the 

Sturgeon River. Great snowmobillng and cross country skiing 

priced at $75,000 with land contract terms. 

STYLES Real Estate Inc. 

Gaylord, Michi«*n 49735 Indian River 

--»»•» 

613,too. For sale by owner 

Nearly new three bedroom 

home. Completely furnished, 

basement with fireplace, 

beautifully decorated with a 6 

foot fence surrounding home 

Oraoes. carpeting all through 

Must see to appreciate 517 732 

3048 

(6^29 2 415) 

FOUR BEDROOM BI-LEVEL, 

l'j bath, natural gas. garage 2 

miles west of Gaylord 517 732 

9242. 

(5-28-tf 415) 

•ai 

SET YOURSELF 

FREE 

This home practically 

cleans itself. Paneling and 

carpeting throughout. No 

wax floor in kitchen. 

Natural gas hot water heat. 

Aluminum exterior. Large 

landscaped yard and 2 car 

garage. Enjoy yourself. 

Ask to see this beauty 

today! Only $25,500. 

1/ 

/Realty 

'essel 


732-1707 

FOR SALE BY OWNER: 1.500 

square i«. Cftals*, three 

bedrooms, two baths, natural 

fireplace, full basement, at 

tached 2Vi car garage with 

breezeway Two miles east of 

Gaylord. Price $46,900. 517 732 

4961 

(S-7-tf 415) 

RANCH IN PINE ACRES 

This beautiful spacious ranch style home is located in the 

elegant Pine Acre Estates and situated on 1 wooded acre of 

land This home features many added attractions, such as a 

large wood deck. 26' x 40' 3' i car garage, partially finished 

walkout basement, 2 natural fireplaces, and 2 baths All ap 

pliances are included. This home must be seen to be ap 

predated 

STYLES Real Estate Inc. 

Gaylord, Michigan49735 Indian River 

(517) 732-4262 (616) 238-7264 

THREE BEDROOM, electric 

heat, year round cabin on Heart 

Lake, Waters, Mich , nine miles 

south of Gaylord 100 ft. lake 

frontage, excellent swimming 

3T.2 f!C?v;*5 rnmpl»l»ly tur 

nished, immediate possession, 

boat and mote included Open 

July 3 thru 11 "The Escape 

Hatch," 1383 Point Drive, I 75 to 

Waters exit to Old 27, norm one 

mne, righi tOlBfcO. Land contract 

terms. Call 3136816202 or 313 

3324732. 

(625 4 415) 

4 70 

Lots and Acreage 

GIVE fTU LAND 

120 rolling acres erith small 

orchard. Large farm 

house, straight and sturdy, 

rrlth b*5*rn#n» 32' x 50' 

barn with loft. $60,000 

Excellent terms. 

/Vewiy 

tssel 


1 732-1707 

LARGE WOODED LOT m Oak 

Manor. 4 miles south of Gaylord 

wn US 2? NttBTBl 0** " n 

derground utilities Lloyd Wolf. 

P O Box 697, 1494 Van Tyle 

Road, Gaylord, Ml 49735 517 732 

4963. 

(4 27 tt 420) 

©At LORD AREA. »v OWNER: 

35 rolling wooded acres, black 

top road Excellent schools and 

all seasons activities Terms 

negotiable Phone 517 732 2979. 

(2 24 ft 420) 

WANTED TO BUY: 10 to 40 

acres, wooded, with good access 

and terms No realtors Box 421, 

vanderbtit. Mich 49795 with me 

details or call 616 549 2632 

(6 16 6 420) 

mANUKA LAKE 

ACCESS 

Extra large building site, 

partially wooded on county 

maintained road. All 

ttflNftai available. $6,500. 

% $ tssel 


732-1707 

(Continued) 

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NORTHERN MICHIGAN HERALD TIMES Tuosday, Jurvs 29, 1976 

ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIEDS 

Lots and Acreage C LOT WITH 80* PROHTAOE on 

bMutifvl lake near Gaylord. 

Zoned for residential. Call today 

OARRBTT RIAL ESTATE 517- 

732-2*11. (307) 

(4-2S2-420) 

EXCELLENT 

BUILDING SITE 

Wooded lot 100* x ISO* in 

nice residential area. 

Natural gas available. 

$4,500. Land contract 

terms. 

} 

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JXealty 


732-.7C7 

OTSEGO LAKE. Lakefront lot, 

SO' front age. 250' deep. Well 

wooded Pine Beach Subdivision. 

Contact V. Utlca. 2704 Orchard 

Lane, Flint, Ml 4S504 or phone 

313239-3849. 

(615 10-420) 

FOUR HOMESITES for sale — 3 

In Gay lord, 1 in Grayling One 

nas water frontage. All have 

natural gas available. Cell 517 

732-2721 for information. 

(4-254420) 

JUriS LAKS*»ONT: 

Lakefront on Lake Arrowhead 

40' fronfage, 250' deep. White 

pines. $8,000. Call owner. Red 

Jensen, 313 681 2500 days or 313 

«24 inoi evenings. 

(5-14-tf-42U) 

GRAYLING MOBILE ESTATES...LOT No. 

27...Three bedrooms - 2 baths - Includes stove, 

refrigerator, washer and dryer...$18,500. Terms 

to qualified buyer... 

(Unrnrtt featfa, hu. 

Call: Curley LaMotte, John Naour, 

Harvey Rowland, Sandy Thompson 

j^n 348-8481 

REAUSR* 

Gra * ,in * 

ONE OF A KIND. Beautifully 

landscaped lot with mobile home 

in immaculate condition. Lots of 

extras. Jerald Batterson. 

Broker. *i* ?47.s4«2 

(4-20 tf -426) 

A ftâ £> 

llunl 1$ 

-Bslate 

' Hill!. 

ftSSOllAll 

^ 

Homes - Farms - Lakefront 

Acreage - Commercial 

Business Opportunities 

K 

RE'AL! 

If we don't have the property you want, 

we'll find it for you — after all we're here to 

make things simpler for you. 

S Real Estate One. 

Land O' Pines 

30.W. main Gaylord 732-2511 

LAKE FRONT ft LAKE ACCESS 

Partridge 

and 

Associates, Inc 

1972 BONANZA with expando on 

wooded corner lot. Arbutus 

Highlands. Low down, assume 

lend contract. Call 517-732 5780 

evenings. 

i a-11-6-426) 

1972 REVERE MOBILE HOME. 

Partially furnished, enclosed 

kitchen. $4,950 or take over 

payments. Call Tuesday through 

Friday, 517 732 5742, ask for 

Joan. Or call anytime, Boyne 

Falls, 616-549 2793. 

(6292426) 

FOR SALE BY OWNER. Two 

mobile homes One on rented lot 

In Nottingham Forest, the other 

on owned lot in Arbutus Beach 

Highlands. Both carpeted and 

two bedrooms. Good condition. 

Will take land contracts. Small 

amount down. Call 517 732 9835 

after 5 p.m. 

(6-29 8 426) 

41* 

Mob*. Hon*. 

SEVEN ACRIS in the Houghton 

i ake area on Old 27 \r x 00' 

mobilt homo, 24' „ 32* garage 

and Hue* wxruV 5i/-«ii-30*0 v< 

517 1*45717 

(o-as^â*) 

TIOY TWO IEDROOM 

MOBILE HOME on woodod lot 

Lakes of tho North. $12,000. 

OARRITT REALTY 817-731- 

Mil. (259) 

(*-aa.a-42«) 

42* 

Mobile Homesites ml 

MOBILE HOMESITE 168 x 300 

feet with well ana septic system 

complete. 15,950. Good terms. 

Call 517 732 5118. A.S. Oottloeb. 

(*-15-tf-42») 

43* - 

Real Estate Wanted 

SELLER'S INTEREST in land 

contracts. We buy. Fast service. 

Call or write giving complete 

facts. Ford S. LaNoble. LaNoble 

Realty Co., 1516 E. Michigan 

Ave., Lansing, Ml 48*12. Phone 

517-482-1637; 

1276. 

evenings, 517-337 

(423K 436) 

as* Resort and 

Vacation Property 

WILDWOOD LAKE. Wolverine 

year round custom home on acre 

overlooking lake. Completely 

furnished, 2 bedrooms, like new. 

$27,000. Scheer, 616 525-8426. 

(6-25-4-439) 

68 ACRE RETREAT with 

hunting cabin. Marowooos, over 

1/4 mile Sturgeon River frontage. 

Terms. GARRETT REALTY 

517 732-2011. (2*5) 

(6-28-2-439) 

FIVE CABIN RESORT with 

beautiful home located on main 

thoroughfare in Gaylord area, 

this is an Ideal Income. Property 

located on 3 acres, all five cabins 

are now renting on a monthly 

basis. For more information call 

Peninsula Realty, 517 732-9531. 

(6-29-2-439) 

507 

Boats and 

Marine Equipment *? 

IS' GOLD FIBERGLASS TRI- 

HULL, Evinrude 50 h.p motor, 

full mooring cover and trailer 

Used well under 100 hours. See at 

Twin Lakes Marina, Lewiston or 

phone 517-7862001 (6 22-4-507) 

SAILBOAT - O'Day, 15'. Like 

new condition. Three sails. 

Trailer included. $1,500 517 732 

1061 

(6-l-tf-507) 

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7 Boats and 

Marina Equipment 

M FOOT RRO AND 

Hwm tar Rant R?l[" 

WHITE DELUXE TWO BEDROOM 

BUN ABOUT 4 horse Morcury, mobile home. Excellent con 

tlectrlc Start- Traitor. $550 S17 dition Partially furnished. 517- 

732311 evenings 

732*876 after 7 p.m 

(4292507) 

ia-22-!i-«i3i 

•11 

Apartments for Rent ¥ 

UNFURNISHED APARTMENT 

in downtown Gaylord, living 

rpom, kitchen, full bath, one 

bedroom, fully carpeted. 

Utilities Included, no pets or 

children. Call Mrs. Townson, 

Suburban North Realty. 517-732- 

4441. 

(6254601) 

APARTMENT FOR RENT on 

Second Street, Gaylord. $125. 

Call after 5 p.m. 517 732 3301 

(6-18-4-601) 

2 AND % ROOM efficiency cabins 

and sleeping rooms, everything 

furnished. By the week. Clean 

linens and floors weekly. Phone 

after 5 p.m. 517-732-1824. 

(4-19-tf 601) 

*°* Business 

Property for Rent 

fl N0RTHW00D ESTATES 

I 

Wdemm l|wi... 

to beautiful building sites on 10 acre parcels tucked away In the 

heart of wonderful Northern Michigan. Close to all types of 

recreational activities. Northwood Estates gives you the 

luxury of being able to get away from It all without having to 

leave civilization. We're located 7V» miles southwest of 

Gaylord. Take M-32 west to Hayes Tower Road, turn left and 

follow the signs. Welcome to Northwood 

home. 

Estates...welcome 

Specializing .1. Acreage For 

• Vacation • Retirement • Year Around 

Morris Richardson (Broker) Our project is open every 

Saturday and Sunday but during the week you can contact us at 

111 North Third Street, west Branch, Michigan at (517) 345 

2828 During the week contact one of our Gaylord agents. 

Ski A Shore Properties • 732-2477 

Keith Dressel Realty - 732-1707 

Glasser State Wide Real Estate - 732-4774 

Styles Real Estate - 732-4262 

MI-76-2b9 

REAL ESTATE VALUES 

ISO* on clear lake. Three badioom Ferna-Log home has 1V» 

baths, stone fireplace. Bar B Q, l car garage plus gazebo. A 

private setting amongst the pines. $45,000. 

Well below duplication cost is a very good reason for me people 

who can afford the best to consider this quad-level custom 

home featuring 11 rooms. Included on 105' of the choicest 

Gutherte Lakes frontage ere the den, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 

ultra modern kitchen, 2 huge tirepiacea ano i* x 30' •sucr.sd 

garage 14' pontoon boat and motor as well as dock Is included. 

No. 93702 $125,000. 

Oouble your pleasure Maiestlc chalet. Beautifully furnished. 

KaseuM Lake frontage, terrace, new dock, has boat house 

with Boost house. No. 13*02 $75,000 

Extremely sharp home on 180' of choice water frontage on th* 

watt shore of Big Lake Year round living or second home. 

Large lake front room with natural fireplace, three bedrooms, 

oereae and all appliances included Ski boat included for your 

summertime en|oyment $44,930. 

Otsego Lake front home with to ft of sugar sand beach. Sharp 

and clean. Three bedrooms, formal dining room, field stone 

fireplace and an entire view of the lake from the south end. 

Enclosed proch with garage $44,300 

135 ft. of Perch Lake frontage accents mis sharp 3 bedroom 

name with 2 oams, fireplace and JVi car garage 2Vi lots gives 

privacy that it rare m weter frontage property. Priced right 

$44400 

28V of water frontage hightifes mis 1,440 so ft bam v, 

lakefront home. Frun* deck with walkout basement end 

fireplace immediate occupancy. $32,500. 

HOfTUS IN ft AROUND TOWN 

Bean looking far a reasonably priced nomer inn sharp and 

clean 3 Bedroom home it the ant war Huge living area with 

».;«.;...-. 'i.~:.\, ZT-*>?'**~ «**••• mad and oaraeaon outre 

deep tot 815400. 

Beautiful 3 bedroom bam and V*. Hillside home with walkout 

basement On 9 acres overlooking the Sturgeon River valley 

Covered wtm thousands Of sugar maples Call for appointment 

fa Ineptet mis quality constructed home. 04*4*0 

"BVRRVONE HAS BERN CRYINf) FOR A RRMOORLRD 

FARM" Here it is Beamed catling and country kitchen 

Wgnllte mis luet completed farm home on two plus pictur esque 

acres e*et of Gaylord Wet bar off living, entertaining area 

wtm largo cut stone fireplace and a Dover Twp. view. Can 

today for tpaolntment 

HOfT.ES IN AND AROUND TOWN 

1,872 sq ft and a beautiful Oixon Lake view are yours with mis 

3 bedroom home. Beeutlfully landscaped lot with recreation 

room and 2 car garage for $35,600 

Large 4 bedroom Colonial in town wtm 1 car attached garage 

Outstanding value for the economy minded family Natural 

gat. hardwood floors, full basement, city wafer and sewer 

Priced below apprelted value Sacrifice sate at $22,500 

Super sharp chetet butft m the true European tradition 

Nestled among me hardwoods at beautiful Micheywe' tniov 

all the amenities of golf, fennis.swimmlng, fishing and boat no 

in mo summer Croat country and downhm skiiM in *!. 

winter Kick your shoes off and relax at vour natural fir am.

Northern Michigan 

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THE HOMESTEAD HOUSE 

FURNITURE 

LOCATED OPPOSITE THE WATER TOWER ON 1-75 BUSINESS LOOP 

GRAYLING 

FLEXSTEEI: 

Sofa Sleepers 

Be Seated Beautifully by 

Sofas From *259 95 

from 279 95 

Sofa Sleepers From $ 299 95 

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PATTY ANN WOJCIECHOWSKI is the 17yesr-fM 

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward 

Wojciechowskl of Gaylord. Sponsored by U.S. 

Plywood, Miss Wojciechowski is a 1976 

graduate of Ga y lord St. Mary High School and 

has been a resident of the community for 13 

yaarv She plans to attend Lansing Business 

Umwvrsrttr to train tor a career as ar. 

eA*cuti*e sacretarr fo higri scnooi sne *a» • 

««"wr o* the national Honor Society and 

sraftrQatf* o* tr* *•«* Cwfe She emjors pice 

'id»«* aawmg. ar.imf are r 

of Mr arc Mrs Fran* "unue*. o* Gwyaru 

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COOLEY'S 

SPECIAL HOURS 

SUMMER TOPS 

SPORTSWEAR VALUES 

JUNIOR 

ISSY 

LARGER 

SIZES 

T-SHIRTS 

COLLAR STYLES 

All Knit shirts in junior and missy sizes reduced tanks, T-Shirts, 

shells Dlains and prints. Now at l A off for the fun 4th. 

Sizes S-XXL Reg. $ 4 49 - J 9 95 

Now VA off Now »3 38 to'7 50 

JAMAICAS, SHORT SHORTS 

MISSY j/ _JM LARGER 

All pull on shorts in plains and fancies. Sizes 8-20, a terrific 

I..I:J... U.... D«„ im ICM 

IIUIIUOJ uuj. i«c^. -r —«# 

Now *3" to '4 50 

Alpine riaza Gayiard 

Phone 517-7324012 

% off 

SUNDAY 10-5 MONDAY 9-1 

WOMEN'S 

Cooiey's 

• ** **i" 

' '.; l«*f 

Men's & Women's 

Adult Polyester 

T-SHIRTS 

Sf M, L, XL 

Yellow, Lt. Blue, 

Tan & White 

Reg. $ 2 95 

Sale s l" 

MEN'S 

WALKSHORTS 

Solid Colors, Plaids 

& Checks 

Sizes 30-48 

All nA/77 ~££ 

HI! LX310 OTI Reg Price 

Non-Skid Outscle Canvas Upper 

SPECIAL HOURS 

SUNDAY 10-5 

MONDAY 3-i 

WOMEN'S DECK SHOE 

Monday thru Thursday 

and Saturday 9 to 6 

Friday 9 to 9 

Sale $ 4 76 

I 

OXFORD TENNIS 

Children's Navy Blue 

Style Oxford Tennis 

Rubber toe Cap Sizes 412 

Keg. Hr 

Sale '3" 

ALPINE PLAZA 

Shopping Center 

i—-T 1 . .11 . . II . / /. 

UUIJliillJli^ / Plate" 

Do-lt-Yourseff 

Unfinished PfcnicTable 

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fort. 

(NOMINAL) 

* STURDY 

* COMPLETE 

* PRE DRILLED 

* EASILY ASSEMBLED 

* IDEAL FOR COTTAGE 

OR BACK YARD 

732-4041 

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AinSeiD Pro Hardware 

fli|#enw • •*» -- — 

Where Parking Is Free And Easy 

Alpine Plaza 

Gayiord 

Tuesday, June 29, 1976 NORTHERN MICHIGAN HERALD TIMES 

Spacious fret Parking 

Convenient Location 

Twelve Businesses To Satisfy 

Ytur Eueru Need 

; \. ri i H. • U .IK i A 

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Sunday School awards given 

GAYLORD — All Fourth at the 9:45 a.m. eniire Sunday school group 

children, youth and adults service. with flags, 

who have attended the 

Calvary Baptist Sunday Flags to be given are: Visitors are welcomed to 

School regularly for the The Fifty Star, Betsy Ross, this special occasion, and 

past 12 Sundays will and Bennington 76. Pic- all persons are invited to 

receive flags on July tUTOfl will be taken of the bring cameras. 

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It's here. Speedy, The Guaranteed Sneaker, rrom Stride Rite, 

naturally — America's No. 1 maker of quality shi>es tor kids. Here's the 

incredihle guarantee: it your child wears out his Speedy sneakers before 

he outgrow* them, return them with the sales slip — and get a new 

p.ur ot the same size tree! 

.a- TOTS TO TEENS 

ALPINE PLAZA - GAYLORD


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Shopping Center 

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Levis 

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GMLORD AIWWF ii/m 0RMM0 MMi-M/Ui I 

Mon.-TJiufJ. A Sat. 9:30-6:00 Fri.-9:30-9.00 I 

Own the 

Richest Tan 

in Town 

You will enjoy the 

sun twice as much 

when you get a deep, 

rich, long-lasting tan. 

Regular Bain de Soleil 

won't wash off even in salt 

water 

Regular or Extra Sun Screen # 2 50 

Alpine Village Pharmacy 

Alp* fat Mffl feyitri 

"U tar Ti Pint! 

. DAILYt A.M. 9 P.M. 

I SUHPAV9A.M-»P,A1 

PHONE: 

732-4114 

Spacious free Parking 

(•imrnlrM Ipratipn 

i\t*tt\ lathimrs T» Snitfy 

V»ur £»rr«f Htti 

,.(.«. it\ 

Fashion show 

set July 15 

GAYLORD - Area 

merchants are invited to 

participate in a special 

fashion show that will be 

held during the annual 

Alpenfest celebration in 

July. 

The show, which is being 

handled by co-chairpersons 

Ken Fisher and Dottie 

Jackson, will consist of 

both old and new clothing 

fashion styles in honor of 

the bicentennial 

celebration. 

The show will be held at 

5:30 p.m. Thursday, July 

15. 

Local merchants interested 

in taking part in 

the show should contact 

either Fisher at 732-4501 or 

Jackson at 732-1555. 

Be Oteatiue! 

Express Yourself On 

i Banners 

• Jackets 

• T-Shirts 

• Whatever 

With Iron-On Velvet Letters, 

Numbers And Sheets 

Of Colored Velvet From 

THE LETTER 

FACTORY 

Now At 

V..J. fti 

ldlU5 II Yarns 

In The Alpine Plaza Mall 

Open Monday-Friday til 9 

~j> Saturday til 6 

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iMKMNMUn 

Grayling pageant 

seeks new directoi 

GRAYLING — Mrs. Earl 

Pageant at Grayling for the 

past 12 years, has resigned 

to make room for a new 

director who would be able 

to serve on a full time 

basis. 

Marilyn G. Longworth 

now spends part of her year 

in Grayling, the other in 

Florida where she has been 

judging area pageants and 

acting as an advisor to 

local and area pageants 

affiliated with the Miss 

Florida Scholarship 

Pageant. 

The Board of Directors of 

the Grayling Regional 

Chamber of Commer .erce^ 

regretfully accepted 

Longworth's resigns 

and unanimously passed 

resolution commending 

for her many years 

outstanding service and 

tireless effort to the 

pageant and community. 

The chamber is seeking 

persons interested in the 

position of Executive 

Pageant Director for next 

year's pageant. AH interested 

applicants are 

requested to contact the 

chamber office (34*3336) 

in the Grayling City 

Building, as soon as 

possible. 

Gay lord Class of '41 

to reunite July 16 

GAYLORD-On Friday, 

July 16, the Gaylord 

Community Schools Class 

of 1941 will hold a reunion 

in celebration of its 35th 

graduation anniversary. 

Registration is scheduled 

for Friday afternoon at 

Glen Electric. An informal 

evening dinner has been 

arranged with details to be 

given at time of 

registration. Scheduled 

Alpenfest entertainment 

will follow the dinner. 

in conjunction witn the 

reunion, the classes of 1939 

and 1940 are invited to join 

in with these activities, 

also registering at Glen 

Electric. 

Any members of these 

tm\ rtlioono nlonnind tn 

attend contact Betty 

Glasser for the Class of 

1939 and Shirley Glidden of 

the Class of 1940 by July 1. 

Field Artillery. The power punch of the Army's 

combat specialties. To give support to ground 

troops. To break up and delay enemy attacks. 

Often the difference between success and 

failure. 

fa m 

Field Artillery is the Army's haymaker. The big 

punch that decides the big issues. Its equipment 

will become more modern. Its men will become 

more skillful. And you can become a part of it all,. 

In the Army's Field Artillery Program. 

Caii Sergeani Soiiingei 

732-1333 (collect) 

Main Street, Gaylord 

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POLISH HOT DOGS 

SilCED BACOH 

HAM Flavored LOAF 

HEN TURKEYS 

SLICED BOLOGNA 

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FAJtim PICT MPffTIR 

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ALL VAMETIEt 

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12 OZ. 

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5 1.59 

$ 2.49 

65 

99' 

89 

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SUPERmnRKET5 

AND 

mmiLV CEIUERS 

SUPERMARKET AND FAMILY CENTER 

SUMMER HOURS; 

DAILY •a.m. TO * p.m..- SUNDAY • • m TO 4p.n 

OPEN EVENINGS ANO SUNOAVS FOR 

VOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE 

llltNlULHtN OPEN tUMUATI PON RURRRER. 

FAMILY HOUSE RESTAURANTS 

DAILY 7p.m. TO »pm , SUNDAY 7p.m. TO «p 

TRt Cpcnplptt Stort - For Family Shopping

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soapran 

stones 

STATIONARY SPECIALS 

WRITING TABLETS 

REGULAR 5* 2 O O 

RULED OR 

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SO CT. LEGAL ENVELOPES 

OR 

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REGULAR 7ft EA 

YOUR 

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REGULAR $1.29 

SAVE 20* 

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JUNE 28 THRU 

JULY % 1S7S 

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NORTHERN MICHIGAN HERALD TIMES Tuesday, June 29, 197* 

Duane's Body Shop 

m m m 

conunues winning 

GAYLQED — Duane's 

Body Shop, last year's 

champion, picked up where 

it left off last year, continuing 

its winning ways 

going into the second full 

week of competition of the 

Gaylord Women's Softball 

League. 

don't borrow. 

SUBSCRIBE! 

lERflLD TIMES 

Duane's racked up its 

second straight win 

Thursday night by 

walloping undefeated 

Sparr Grocery, 20-0. 

The latest win placed 

Duane's in a three-way tie 

for first place in the league 

with Summit Sports and 

Fox's Standard, each 

sporting 2-0 records. 

Summit Sports maintained 

its winning pace by 

whipping Mary's Tavern 

1&-3, while Fox's Standard 

picked up their second 

straight win by dumping 

Medical Arts 16-3. 

In other action, Gaylord 

sp^W f eon THt 

Hoes& nttiflt/ 

u Tinier tvfffcei*V 5 

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P.O. Box 71 Old 27 South 

Gaylord, Ml 49735 

(517) 732-5106 (517) 732 5107 

SflCC Portage Rd. 

Suite 111 

Kalamazoo, Ml 

(616) 38*4408 

1402 W. Mt. Hope 

Lansing, Ml 48910 

Telephone » 

(517) 482-0739 (517) 482-0730 

136 W. Ash St. 

Mason, Ml 48854 

(517)677 9591 (517) 677-9501 

State Bank edged past Spot 

Bar 24-22 while Otsego 

Memorial Hospital 

thumped the Herald Times 

Angels, 21-6. 

LEAGUE STANDING 

w 

Summit Sports 

Duane's Body Shop 

Fox's Standard 

Spot Bar 

Sparr Grocery 

Gaylord State Bank 

Otsego Mem. Hospital 

Medical Arts Bldg. 

Herald Times 

Mary's Tavern 

Tennis 

lessons 

offered 

GAYLORD - Free 

tennis lessons will be offered 

to local area 

residents starting June 28 

by the Otsego County 

Parks and Recreation 

Commission. 

In Gaylord, the lessons 

will be held at the Community 

Center, Center and 

Second streets, on Monday, 

Wednesday and Fridays. 

At Vanderbilt, instruction 

will be given at 

the Community Tennis 

Courts, every Tuesday and 

Thursday. 

For interested persons 

eight to 16 years old, the 

lessons will be given between 

8 and 10 a.m. in 

Gaylord. 

From 10 a.m. to noon, 

lessons will be given to 

adults 16 years and older. 

The same schedule will 

apply for those interested 

Vanderbilt residents on 

Tuesday and Thursday. 

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LEASING FOR YOUR 

p//c/A/rcc 

PURPOSES 

Let Us Assist You With Your 

Needs Large or Small. For 

Equipment. Steel Buildings, 

Office, Farm, Automobile, Truck, 

Aircraft, Etc. Let Us Point Out 

The Full Advantages Of Leasing, 

Feel Free To Visit or Phone Our 

Various offices For Information 

COUNTY EXTENSION NEWS 

By Willard E. Bosserman County Extension Director, 

WOLF SPIDEK 

WONT HURT 

People are beginning to 

bring in all kinds of insects 

for identification. The 

parade never ceases, 

really; I get some insects 

during the winter as well as 

in the wanner seasons of 

the year. 

1 received my first wolf 

spider of the summer the 

other day. It was a full 

grown one, too. They do 

make a scary sight until 

you know what they are. 

They are quite harmless to 

human beings. 

They belong to the 

lycosidae family of spiders. 

The lycosidae are hunting 

spiders, which chase their 

prey. Hence, the name 

Lycosa, which is from the 

Greek word for wolf. They 

-1« ..,.• KinM o 

catching insects. 

They are among the most 

common spiders. And 

because of their large size 

and interesting habits, they 

attract a lot of attention. 

They run on the ground or 

Roscommon and Crawford Counties 

over iogs and siones. 

Some occasionally 

venture up plants. At rest, 

they stay under stones. 

Some dig short tunnels, 

others dig deep burrows. 

Many hunt during the day, 

others at night. They have 

good vision and a highly 

developed sense of touch. 

Males wave their large, 

often hairy, pedipalps in a 

rhythmic pattern as they 

approach potential mates. 

The female attaches her 

large egg sac to her 

spinnerets. If the egg sac is 

removed, the spider 

searches, and upon finding 

the sac, attaches it to her 

spinnerets again. As the 

young spiders 

(spiderlings) emerge, they 

climb onto their mother, 

who carries them on her 

»oK f/\i» Ko/»lr VwiioHinr* thorn onQv 

from her eyes. 

Though rather large and 

fearful looking, wolf 

spiders are considered 

harmless; in fact, they 

make nice pets. In captivity 

they must be 

Now Open 

provided with live insects 

and water. 

I have some requests for 

controlling potato bugs. 

Our insect control bulletin 

suggests Diazinon, or Srvin 

or Thiodan. That gives you 

a choice. 

If you have au insect you 

would like identified, bring 

it into my office. If I can't 

identify it for you, I have 

real fast service to our 

entomologists at Michigan 

State University. 

Standings 

Otsego County Man's 

sio Pitch Softball 

League Standings 

"A" Division W L OB 

U S PlyvMMMi 7 i 

Kodlec Const. 6 2 1 

Scottcraft 6 2 1 

Wickes 4 4 3 

Mike's Mobile 3 5 4 

Hillyjtrrt Drill t S 4 

Panarama Ranch 1 7 6 

"B" Division 

Del's Auto 

Wcisel Const 

Craig's Carpet 

Jaycees 

Glen Elec. 

Holiday Inn 

Mr Mike's 

our newest branch 

office in the mall 

located at the 

The Grayling Mall 

Lobby Open 10:00AM-4:00PM Mon.-Fri. 

Drive In Window 10:00AM-8:00PM Mon.-Fri. 

Saturday iO:00AM-3:00PM 

P.inj Mrs. Joyce In galls - Siincii mdiidgei 

(u !|j extended hours for your 

~\2 banking convenience 

t J Ea«h depositor ii»ur«l to S4f.Nl m+l W% M W l • B\ • 49% 

FDIf UKH,L!MU 

STATE BANK 

W L OB 

7 1 

[Celebration, annual meeting set 

I i..i 

I OTSEGO LAKE - The 

Vourth of July weekend 

Kvill be a busy one for 

Bveryone, including the 

•Otsego Lake Chamber of 

Kommerce, which will 

••ombine business with 

fcleasure during that 

•weekend. 

I On Saturday, July 3, the 

Khamber will hold its annual 

meeting, including the 

Selection of the board of 

Hi rectors. 

I Also on Saturday 

Evening, the chamber will 

•resent their annual float 

H>oat parade and fireworks 

demonstration. 

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• 4111 

service 

(GAYLORD — Ray 

Harold Waite, 1920 Pine- 

L wim, enlisted in the Air 

Force Delayed Enlistment 

Program on April 24, according 

to TSgt Larry 

Whitt, local Air Force 

Representative. 

| Ray attended Gaylord 

I|Iigh School, and will begin 

Air Force active duty on 

After completion of six 

weeks of Air Force Basic 

Training at Lackland Air 

Force Base in San Antonio, 

Tx., Ray will receive 

training in electronics, 

which was the field of his 

choice. 

women in 

service 

GAYLORD — Marie 

Kirt, daughter of Mr. and 

Mrs. Donald Kirt of 5040 

Sparr Rd., Gaylord, 

enlisted in the Air Force 

Delayed Enlistment 

Program on June 15, according 

to TSgt Larry 

Whitt, local Air Force 

Representative. 

Marie is a 1976 graduate 

of Gaylord High School, 

•»wt mjVn Kaoin Air Vnrc* 

active duty on Sept; 14, 

1976. 

After completion o.' six 

weeks of Air Force Basic 

Training at Lackland Air 

Force Baae in San Antonio, 

Tx., Marie will receive 

training as an Aircraft 

Fuel Systems Mechanic, 

which WM the Job of her 

choke. 

Vsl IQI I llwTV-rl hoc 

IUJ 

Ki ie\/ 

Ennrrh crhpHnlft 

y 

annual Fourth of July 

celebration, the fireworks 

demonstration, will feature 

more than 1,000 individual 

aerial bursts. 

The boat float parade 

will assemble offshore at 

the Otsego County Park 

and glide past the shoreline 

for area residents to view. 

From a total of 13 candidates, 

six directors will 

be chosen to guide the C of 

C through the 1976-77 year. 

Four incumbents, including 

Bill St. John, E. 

Patrick Murray, Mike 

Victor, and Helen Morrow 

are candidates as well as 

the fcllowir 0- Walter Schmidt, 

Bill Whyte, Peter 

Olds, Cloyce King, Eleanor 

Dempster, Ed Cherry, Bill 

mttiquardt, Eula 

Marquardt and Bill Shedd. 

At the same meeting, 

which will be held at 10 

a.m. at the Northland 

Sportsmen's Club, Steven 

Swan, fish biologist for the 

Uepartment of Natural 

Resources, will be on hand 

to talk of the chamber's 

recent Tiger Muskie fish 

planting in Otsego Lake. 

William St. John and Bill 

Lubbs of the health 

department will discuss the 

self-help water quality 

monitoring program, while 

Sam Scouten will report on 

the current level of Otsego 

Lake. 

Chester Symanski of the 

Otsego County Sheriff's 

Department will be present 

to update and review all 

current Michigan water 

safety laws. 

Al McNett, chairman of 

the Otsego County 

Department of Public 

Works, will make an update 

report on the proposed 

sewer project for the 

Bagley Township and 

Otsego Lake areas and will 


present Robert Smith as a 

guest speaker. 

Smith, county clerk of 

Roscommon County, will 

detail the Houghton Lake 

sewer project. An engineer 

from Williams and Works, 

the company handling the 

proposed local sewer 

project will be on hand to 

answer any questions 

regarding the sewer. 

Eric Jacobson 

WALKER-BATES 

FUNERAL HOME 

135 N. Center Gaylord 

Phone 7322401 

Gaylord State Bank Will Not 

Transact Business Monday, 

July 5, 1976, A Legal Holiday 

Where Neighbors Help 

Neighbors To Grow 

J^^^^L A. MYERS 

W S ^ & SONS 

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•New HomesBAdditionsBRemodeling 

FREE ESTIMATES#LICENSED#INSURED 

CALL AUSTIN MYERS AT 786-4372 

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Do You Qualify? 

*300 Down 

Payments Can Be Less 

Than $ 100 Per Month 

See Our Model Homes 

For More Information Call 

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Old 27 South 732-2721 

A 78x13 18 

C 78 x 13 

E 78 x 14 

"F78 x 14 1 $ *6" 

G 78 x 14 

G 78x15 »19 

M 78x15 I 

L 78 x 15 1 

ALL TAXES INCLUDED 

MOUNTED A BALANCED FREE 

DICK'S 

MARATHON 

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General Contractor 

Residential & Commercial 

CHALETS 

P.O. Box 697,1494 Van Tyle Rd., Gaylord, Michigan 

732-4M3 

ELECTRIC-TOOL-REPAIRS 

IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS 

Save Valuable Time & Dollars 

On Repair Of Portable 

Industrial Tools 

Builders, Carpenters and 

/jgrf^HomesSiop Tools 

Prompt Service 

POWER TOOL SALES & SERVICE 

3G4 GrancJview Blvd. Gaylord, Mich. 49735 

732-3303 

Fund begun for B&E information 

GRAYLING The 

Citizen Law Enforcement 

Assistance Committee of 

Crawford County has 

announced the establishment 

of a fund for information 

leading to the 

arrest of any breaking and 

entering case. 

Details of the new 

program have not yet been 

determined, but the fund 

has been started by an 

anonymous donor. 

The committee met June 

21 in the Crawford County 

Courthouse with nine 

members present and 

elected Gary Parkinson 

^^ -— Meetings — -•- of „f *K- the com mm. throueh through citizen in 

v imin A A tan- 

The committee is seeking mittee are open to the volvement. 

information on the public and the members Next meeting is set for 

possibility of a central have urged citizen support 7:30 p.m., July 19, at the 

emergency telephone for its effort to reduce Crawford County Court 

number. 

crime rate in the county house. 

Gaylord Country Club is our name 

Superb Golfing Is our Game! 

PUBLIC INVITED' 

Memberships Available 

Weekdays 

Golf 9 for only •S 00 Golf 18 for only *7 00 

Weekends 

Golf 9 for only »6 00 Golf 18 for only •S 00 

Daily Rentals For Clubs & Carts 

Senior Citizens-Special Rates 

Any A.M. Monday thru Friday 

either 9 or 18 holes Only MOO 

tee off time before noon 

GAYLORD COUNTRY CLUB 

Located 5 Miles West of Gaylord on M-32 

546-3377 

BE Goodrich LIFESAVEtt RADIAL XL-200 

The totally new 78 series, polyester cord/fiberglass belted Ufesaver 

radial XL-200 provides the performance advantages of advanced radial 

design at a price within the purchasing reach of the vast majority of tire 

buyers. 

Available in a full range of sizes, the XL-200 offers the consumer a new 

standard of radial performance and radial value. 

The latest B.F. Goodrich advanced radial design features have been 

incorporated into the XL-200. 

DON'T MISS THESE SAVINGS 

ON THIS SUPER TIRE!! 

SIZE 

AR78-13 

BR78-13 

ER7814 

FR78-14 

GR7B-14 

HR78-14 

GR78-15 

HR71-15 

IOf« IK 

LR78-15 

Whltewall Tire Prices Listed 

PRICE PER TIRE 

32.10 

32.50 

35.60 

36.80 

37.95 

39.60 

38.70 

40.40 

41 cn 

46.40 

Below: 

F.E.T. 

1.98 

X.VJ 

2.45 

2.63 

2.80 

2.99 

2.88 

3.07 

3.19 

3.34 

UPPER LAKES TIRE 

M-32 W. Gaylord 732-9432 

First band concert 

GAYLORD AREA residents received a special treat last week when 

members of the Gaylord Community Band displayed their musical 

talents during a performance on the lawn of the County-City Building. 

Under the direction of conductor Ralph Schweigert, the 23-member band 

will give concerts every other Thursday evening throughout ihe summer 

until August 1st. The next concert is scheduled for July 8 at 8 p.m. (HT 

Staff Photo by Marc Supinger) 

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5*0-5:30 - CMen Toss 6am (3-5 mt olds) 

5:30-6*0 - Tuf-0-War (5-7 year olis) 

6*0-6:30 - Draw Game (2-5 mt olis) 

6:30- 7*0 - Tua-0-Wer (8-10 fear olis) 

8*0 - Special Program A 

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NORTHERN MICHIGAN HERALD TIMES Tjjjjdf 

S0(ft 

MODEL 71025 

ROUTER TABLE 

An ideal complement to 

the Router Special. Offer 

the table at more than 

35% off. Comes complete 

with miter gauge. 

$10 95 

Regular 

Suggested $16.95 

Retail 

MODEL 73400 

ADJUSTABLE DIAL SAW 

A unique accessory that fits any 

size or make drill. Cuts perfectly 

round holes from 1-1/8" to 

2*112". Cutting blades are easily 

replaced if they become dull. 

Simple to use for wood, plastic 

and compositions. 

You can offer the same big 

savings on this kit. It 

includes a straight and 

circular edge guide, 1/8" 

and 1/4" straight bits, core 

box bit and rounding over 

bit, all at a saving of $6.00 

. 

ONLY 

Regular 


Retail 

Regular 


Retail 

3/8" VARIABLE SPEED DRILL 

The versatility of variable speed and the 

powerful, high torque performance make this 

drill an outstanding value at this low sale price. 

Adjusting knob allows presetting top speed at 

less than maximum r.p.m. Operates from 0 to 

1,300 r.p.m. Double insulated for added safety. 

Can be locked in "ON" position for continuous, 

operation. Equipped with 1/5 H.P., 2.8 amp.,, 

Burnout Protected Motor, chuck key am 

jemovable side handle. 

MODEL 569 

MODEL 71091 

DRILL PUMP 

This amazing little accessory 

can pump water, oils, chemical) 

and many other liquids. 

Can be used to drain car 

crank case, automatic dish 

and clothes washers, stopped 

up sinks and tuba. Fits 

any electric drill. Uses W" 

garden hose connections 

ONLY 

$399 

Regular 


Retail 

3 i 

. 

ONLY 

$2999 

Regular 


Retail 

• • • • • f c 

Operates as orbital or straight line 

sander by merely moving selector lever 

to the desired action. Will sand flush 

to vertical surfaces and leave swirl-free 

finish when used as a straight-line 

sander. Will quickly remove stock 

when used as orbital sander to prepare 

surfaces before fine finishing. Double 

insulated for added safety and powered 

by 1/5 H.P. Burnout Protected Motor. 

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MODEL 534-4 

6%" SKILSAW 

POWER SAW WITH EXTRA 

PANELLING BLADE 

One of the best selling saws on 

$9.20, with the extra blade. Cuts 

at 6,000 r.p.m and powered by 

Skil's 9 amp. burnout protected 

motor. Comes with combination 

blade, fine tooth panelling blade 

and blade wrench. 

MODEL 490 

DUAL ACTION SANDER 

ONLY 

$2999 

Reaular 


Retail 

DUTEI \" X M 

Compact, lightweight 

and easy to use; it's the 

perfect router for homeshop 

use and you can 

offer it at a terriffic Regular' 

»«»"'¥ ONLY buggestea 

Retail 

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