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N. Michigan...In Living Color
Mother Nature is mixing her
paints for her annual exhibit
of creative artistry in
Michigan and the panorama of
color must surpass, or at least
equal, the most brilliant works
of the old masters Flamming
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yellows blended with rich nut
browns and cool evergreen
will create a series of living
landscapes for the eyes to
frame for the hallway of
memories.
The first showing is usually
unveiled in mid to late September
along the shores of
ItONW
Lake Superior in Michigan's
upper peninsula, according to
the Michigan Tourist Council.
Then, nature in all her
majesty crosses the Big Mac
to display her autumn
masterpieces throughout the
Inwer peninsula completing
her gallery about mid-
October.
The enjoyment of a
Michigan color tour is
enhanced by the absence of
the summer crowd making
public accommodations more
convenient, and in many
cases, less expensive.
Michigan's highways and byways
are far less congested
during the fall season and
"shutter bugs'' are welcome
to stop and capture some of
the legal beauty on film.
Campers will find that,
unlike the summer season,
there is no waiting at
Michigan's nearly 80 state
parks and 30 state forests
Balmy days and crisp nights
provide an almost perfect
camping climate and, most
state parks offer electricity,
modern plumbing and hot
water.
Time Guide for Color Season
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A Friday afternoon telephone call can save you a disap
pointing weekend color tour The date* on this guide may be
a week or more early this year Following are the numbers of
DNR district offices. Call them before 4 30 pm. Friday and
get accurate information
SAULT STE Mali!
GLADWIN
517-426-9471
CADILLAC
616-775-9728
MIO
517-826-3211
GAYLORD
517-732-5128
NEWBERRY
906-293-5131
ESCANABA
906-786-2351
BARAGA
906-353-6651
Eight New Teachers
On St. Mary Staff
Eight new teachers are on
the elementary and junior
high staff at St Mary School
this fall for a total of sixteen
This is the first tune that
there have been so many new
teachers having their first
year in the Gaylord School,
according to Sister Michaelea,
principal of St. Mary
Elementary
Mary Susan Kondrow ski is a
graduate of Marvwood
Academy and Aquinas
College, both in Grand Rapids
She has taught in St.
Alphonsus School. Grand
Rapids, and has had experience
with the Headstart
program She is teaching
second grade in the local
school
Sister M Josine is teaching
second grade Previous
teaching experience was in
Grand Rapids. Chesaning.
Wright and at Lake Leelanau
From Superior. Wis , Sister
I^ouise has come to Gaylord to
|m h third gndg at St. Mar>_
School Her previous teaching
experience was in the schools
of five Wisconsin counUes
Miss Clarice Wester is a
graduate of Dominican
College. Racine Wis; the
University of Wisconsin and
Mundehen College in Illinois
funster
Caution
walking in
funsters may be
habit-forming
TAN. BROWN
BLUE. BLACK »2o»
MISCHLEY S SHOES
Manager, Jerry Troy
Gaylord
Her previous teaching included
15 years in Wisconsin,
and she has traveled extensively
She has sixth
graders at SL Mary.
Also teaching sixth grade is
Miss Joanne Meldrum She is
a Dominican College graduate
and has had previous teaching
experience in Wisconsin and
Michigan.
Teaching the language arts
in junior high school is Sister
Thomas Mary. OP. She is a
graduate of the University of
Michigan, and obtained her
masters degree in Religious
Education from Aquinas
College She spent six years
teaching in New Mexico.
Junior high mathematics is
being taught this year by
Michael Victor who is a
graduate of the University of
Detroit where he also obtained
his masters degree. He has
taken advanced study at the
Univ of Maryland Previous
teaching experience has been
in Detroit and Grosse Pointe
Victor is also coaching football
at St Mary With him in
Gaylord are his wife Connie
and three sons
Mr and Mrs James
Krolczyk and their two
children have come to
Gaylord to live while Mr.
Krolczyk is teaching vocal
music and religion at St Mary
School He previously taught
at Owosso St. Paul and Bear
Lake High School He says
that his goal for the year "will
Word's Origin
The word •plumber"' means
lead worker." It is derived
from the Latin plumbum"
for lead Nearly all early sinks
had lead pipes, thus the name
plumber arose
be directing the high school
chorus to its first Broadway
Musical in the spring."
TOUR GUIDE
For those who wish to
combine sightseeing with
their color tour, the council
offers a free, Michigan
Autumn Color Tour Guide
containing 24 suggested tours
plus particular points of interest.
One of the suggested tours in
the upper peninsula takes you
north from Crystal Falls on
US-141 and brings you back
again on US-41 and M-95.
Along the way you might like
to visit Crystal Falls, the
Indian Burial ground at
Chicaugon Lake, take a boat
cruise on the Menominee
River or visit the formal
gardens at Kingsford.
At the northern tip of the
lower peninsula is perhaps one
of Michigan's more popular
attractions, famed Mackinac
Island and Fort Miehili
mackinac in Mackinaw
City. This suggested tour
gives you good reason to
absorb some of the legend and
history of the area. Beginning
in Mackinaw City, it takes you
south via M-131 along the
shores of Lake Michigan
bringing you north again on
US-31 to 1-75.
Another tour takes you to
the northwestern area of the
lower peninsula along the
shores of Traverse Bay and
I .ike Michigan. If you're a
lover of the arts, you might
tit joy a visit to Interlochen
National Music Camp or the
Inland Art Colony. Or, take a
uHilling ride up and over
Sleeping Bear Dunes at Glen
Haven.
When you're in the
southeastern area of
Michigan, you might begin
\our tour at Monroe, skirt the
shores of take Erie on US-25,
circle south to Adrian and
b.nk to Monroe on US-223
Things to see along this route
include the Enrico Fermi
nuclear plant in Monroe,
his tone inns along the old post
road at Cambridge Junction
and Hidden take Gardens at
Tipton.
North, south, east and west,
Michigan in autumn is a living
mural a kaleidoscope of
color, youis to enjoy just for
the driving.
For a free copy of the
Michigan Autumn Color Tour