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2 HERALD TIMES Thursday, August 11, 1993 

GRAND CHAMPION OVERALL at the 

fairgrounds on Saturday was Big Bend 

Sonnet, owned by George and Faye Cook. 

The Morgan was shown by Stephanie 

Rooker of Hemlock. 

— 

lln Service 

US Navy- 

Navy Lt. J.G. Wayne 

R. Batters, son of Wayne 

and Betty M Bauera of 

1707 Balden Strasse, 

Gaylord, hat reported 

for duty -with the Air 

Anti-submarine 

Squadron 37 Naval Air 

US Navy 

Navy Interior Communications 

Electrician 

3rd Class Timothy A. 

Lochinsi, son of Adiellie 

M. and Georgeanne M. 

Locfainski of 220 East 

Main St., Gaylord, 

recently returned from a 

deployment to the 

Western Pacific. He is a 

crewmember aboard the 

destroyer tender USS 

Acadia, hocneported in 

San Diego. 

More school for J-L kindergarten 

LEWISTON - The 

Johannesburg-Lewiston 

Board of Education approved 

a new idea for the 

kindergarten program— 

a full school day for 

students. 

Supt. Ray Hyek said 

the program is on a trial 

basis for one year, to 

evaluate the results of 

extending the 

kindergarten class from 

a half to a full day. 

More activities will be 

scheduled for the four 

and five-year-old 

students to better 

prepare them foj first 

grade. 

In other board action, 

the J-L school system 

received a tax anticipation 

loan from Lewiston 

State Bank at an interest 

rate of 6.49 percent. 

"That is an outstanding 

rate," Hyek said. 

"We were very pleased 

to have worked out a 

transaction with 

Lewiston State Bank." 

The Johannesburg- 

Cavitch Gaylord CC golf champ 

GAYLORD — The club 

championship at the 

Gaylord Country Club, 

ft 

It's been our 

business to 

protect yours 

since 1904. 

a* to iiiatoci rto«i 

CALL 

GftiG 

WOOD & 

(616) 627-6141 

P.O. Sox2SS 

Chafcoyyoft. Ml 49721 

men's division, has been Scott 

won by Vern Cavitch. 77-82-159. 

Ken Decker won the first First: 

flight and Bill Snyder the 80^3-163; 

second flight. The final 

results: 

Championship: Vern 

Cavitch, 79-77-156; Dennis 

Smith. 81-78-159; 

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THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 

220 EAST MAIN 

, GAYLORD 

732-9441 

OPEN 10-4 WID. 

OB BY 

APPOINTMENT 

l—rmmd Sarvic* 

MacGregor, 

Ken Decker, 

Doug Barrett. 

81-83-164. 

Second Bill Snyder, 

93-87-180; 

88-93-181. 

Keith Ernst, 

Women's competition 

GAYLORD — Four 

Gaylord music students 

will be on stage at the 

Bay View Festival in 

Hall Auditorium, 

Petoskey. 

Maggie Cotant, Brian 

Krupiaz, Lynn Morton 

and Mike Spencer will be 

also posted results for 

competition on Tuesday, 

Aug. 9. 

The most-quota points 

for 18 holes wer£ scored 

by Donna Sup ringer and 

Sylvia Johnson. Low 

putts were recorded by 

Esther Hird and Donna 

In the chorus and have 

bit parts in the production 

"Kismet" (An Arabian 

Night). 

They are former 

students of Peggy Whitt 

of Gaylord r— 

The show features the 

classic tunes "Stranger 

INFORMATION FOR OUR MEMBERS] |Datebook 

• 

THIS WEEK AT HIDDEN VALLET 

August 11-18 

19th GAry Cordons Big Bond 

Sound ot the Pool. 

Hidden Valley Buffet 

14th Champagne Brunch 

10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. 

Chompoyw Service S«g»n« At 12 Noon 

16th Early Bird Tannls 

7:00 a.m. 

17th % ladles' Tennis League 

10:00 a.m. 

Men's Gaff League 

4:00 p.m. 

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Cock toil Hour 430-6:30 p.m. 

Complimentary Hars OOeuvre Monday through Friday 

PooCTennls. Golf And 

AH Oub Focllitlos Open For Season 

Dining Room Hours: 

Breakfast - Served 8 a.m. -11 o.m. 

Luncheon - Served 12 noon - 3 p.m. 

Dinner Served 6:30 p m. - 9p.m. 

Frl. A Sot. 6:30p ro, - 10 p.m. 

732-5181 

GAYLOftD - Clyde 

Wilks Auxiliary 1518 will 

hold a meeting Monday, 

Aug. 15, at the post home 

Shepherd, tied with 32. 

For nine holes, the 

most quota points were 

scored by Katie Frear 

and Carol Branch, and 

low putts were by Joan 

Treves, Gen Snyder and 

Mickey. McKillop, all 

with 18. 

in 'Paradise'" and 

"Baubles, Bangles and 

Beads". 

Performances are 

Thursday, Friday and 

Saturday, Aug. 11-13 at 8 

p.m. Tickets are $5 for 

adults, 82 for children, 

and are on sale at Alpine 

Village Pharmacy. 

at 7:30 p.m. Reports on 

the district rally will be 

given. 

Donald L,Krieger 

Certified Publ Ic Accountant 

Accounting Services and. 

Tax Preparation 

tor: „ 1 

•Individuals "Corporations 

•Partnerships 'Professional Corps. 

Computer Consultation and Accounting 

411 W Main, P.O. Box 5M 

Gaylord. Michigan 49735 517 732 62SS 

We've Moved 

to 

216 S. Otsego, Gaylord 

{• $UZS 

blumen itst 

mil •M. 

ANNOUNCEMENT 

Please Note That 

NESTEK M. GUNO M D 

GENERAL SURGEON 

has moved to a new office in the 

Art^Bidg. 

(2nd Office to the Left) 

847 N. Ceatcr, Gaylord 

New Phone Number Is 

(517) 732-3577 

Office Mews: 

Lewiston Education 

Association filed a 

grievance regarding 

teachers' qualifications 

which will be disclosed 

at Lewiston Elementary 

School on Friday, Aug. 

12, at 1 p.m. - 

t 

Music students at Bay View 

ass i 

Alto Mty of 

During the deployment, 

the shop provided 

repair services to 

Pacific Fleet and Atlantic 

Fleet and Atlantic 

Fleet units operating in 

the Western Pacific 

Babysitter pleads guilty 

GAYLORD - A 17-year-old Gaylord 

girl Monday pleaded guilty to procuring 

an act ot gross indecency. 

Earlier charges of first and second 

degree criminal sexual conduct were 

" 

uUUIuSSCu. 

The charge to which she pleaded 

iv 

guilty carries a maximum of five 

years in )ail and/or a $2,000 fine. 

The offense took place while the girt 

was babysitting for two young 

children. 

No sentencing date has been set. 

Mid-Summer 

Dining Rooms 

St. Johns Ook 5 Pc. 

Drop Leof - 4 Chairs Reg. *899*° 

SALE $ 818 00 

Northern Village Maple 

5 pc. • Toble - 4 Choirs Reg. I 369°° 

1298 00 

SMES 

FURNITURE PRICE 

REDUCTION 

EVERY ITEM 

IN OUR STORE 

REDUCED 

LA-Z-BOY® 

Rocker Rediner ft 

Wall Huggers 

for example 

Suggested '479°* 

SALE $ 369 00 

Living Rooms 

NORWALK SOFA LA-Z-BOY® SOFA 

Rag. «789" Reg. »498" 

SALE $ 598 00 SALE *429 00 

6 PC. RUSTIC FURNITURE GROUP 

Sofo • Rocker • Chair • 2 End Tobias • Cocktail 

Reg. *829°° SALE $ 758 00 

SOFA 

Reg. «639~ 

SALE $ 548 00 

Bedrooms 

HARRIS OF PENDLETON 

4 PcrSei — 

. Triple Dresser • Mirror • 5 Dr. 

Chast • Headboard 

Reg. 9 776" 

SALE $ 688°° 

Also Sea 

Thomosvillo Oak ft AAopia Bodroom Sots 

5 0 % OFF ON SELECTED RICHARD 

QUALITY BEDDING 

PRICES REDUCED ON OCCASIONAL TABLES 

AND MUCH, MUCH. MORE, 

Final Sale Date Aug. 20th! 

HOME FURNISHINGS 

•6 WU SMom St fM, 4t73$ 

(fi?) Tjfe-56ee 

» 

Cosh And Carry 

Discounts 

For An Evan 

Better Deoil

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BARGAINS GALORE were found by 

area shoppers during sidewalk sales last 

iDatebook 

Irwtn rep 

GAYLORD - State Senator Mitch 

Irwin's District representative, Greg 

T. Long will be in Otsego County Aug. 

18 and Aug. 26 to talk to local citizens 

about any concerns and problems they 

have. 

The public is welcome to stop by and 

take a few minutes to talk with Long. 

No appointment is necessary. 

Long's Otsego County schedule is as 

follows: 

Thursday, Aug. 18 — 9:30 a.m. to 

10:30 a.m. - office hours, Diane's 

Delight Restaurant; 10:30 to 11:30 • office 

hours, Otsego County Building; 

noon to 1:00 - Otsego County Senior 

week. The deals offered by Dibble's were 

being checked out b^hese shoppers. 

Man killed in dirt bike accident 

GAYLORD — A Toledo, Ohio man 

was killed last Saturday following an 

accident on the dirt bike he was riding. 

According to Otsego County Sheriff's 

report, Benjamin T. Sherman, 26, had 

been riding on a two-track road about 

LOBSTER BOIL 

Aligns! 20, 1983 

Be The (*ue*t Of An Elk 

Whole Lob*ter 

$ 16 Couple 89 Single 

New York Strip Steak - $7.50 

Coekluil Hour 5:30-6:30 

Dinner 6:30-8:30 

Sre A Hrnthrr Elk Or Call The /.«' 

732-2793 

! S p e c t a £ 

Deluxe 19.3 Cu. Ft. 

Energy-Saving Refrigerator Freezer 

one-half mile north of Old State read 

around 7 p.m. 

Two friends were some distance 

ahear biggest obstacle that Harris 

faces is that it appears as though three 

of the defendants J Scieszka, 

Associated and South western I may be . 

uncollectable, and sh? feels that Nosal, 

if he has sufficient assets to satisfy a 

large judgement, nxjst likely uwm 

those assets with his wife, putting 

them substantially beyondthe reach of 

a judgement creditor 

ALTHOUGH the settlement figure is - 

small compared to the outstanding 

claim filed in the*Chapter 7 case, the 

trustee believes that in evaluating the 

trial, the settlement is beneficial to 

creditors and in their best interest. 

Nathan Smith, formerly of Gaylord 

and also primary owner of Mid-State, 

has been charged in district court in 

Gaylord with obtaining money over 

$100 on false pretenses. Three years 

ago, Mid-State filed bankruptcy for 

$1.4 million, listing SOO creditors. 

He wants curb problem curbed 

«- BY LINDA HEPPE 

Herald Times Staff Writer 

GAYLORD — Putting a curb in isn't 

. the easiest thing to do in the city of 

Gaylord. 

Tony Zambrowski, owner of the Best 

Western Motel on 137 West Street, has 

found this out during the last month 

after requesting to install one on the 

corner of West and Carpenter Streets. 

At Monday night's city council 

meeting. Zambrowski was told once 

again he would have to wait for permission 

to construct the curb until further 

study of the area had been completed 

by city manager Don Harmon. 

Zambrowksi had told the council at a 

July 11 meeting that he was having a 

problem with semis blocking his 

driveway and wrecking the roadway in 

the area. He wanted to install a curb 

and landscape the corner to stop the, 

problem and to clean up the area. 

The council had postponed action on 

the matter then also, stating they 

wanted a chance to view the area. 

ZAMBROWSKI had agreed to pay 

for the cost of the curbing himself. 

Harmon stated at Monday's meeting 

that it would cost the city about $1,000 

to pave the area once a curb was installed. 

Zambrowski questioned this figure 

as he thought about only two feet would 

have to be paved. Harmon explained 

that every street has parking on it and 

the curb could not just.be placed on the 

exact corner of the street. 

"I'll pay for the sidewalk and the 

curb," said Zambrowski. "Anything 

from there you take care of. I think 

that's reasonable." 

Asked by council member Dave Duffield 

what the catch was if the city 

allowed him to install the curb, Zambrowski 

replied there wasn't any. 

"It just looks like tin-pan alley," said 

Zambrowski. 

The Best Western owner also asked 

B i ngo- J oha nnesbur g 

Every Sunday 

Township Hall 

7-11 P.M. 

Johannesburg 

Fire Dept. 

Thursday Evening 

Knights Of f 

Columbus Hall -¥' 

Old 32, Gaylord , 

7-11 P.M. 

-St. Mary's Bingo 

Every Monday 

7 P M 

St. Marys Parish Hall 

Ohio St.. Gaylord 

Gaylord Area Elk Lodge 

118Grandview, Gaylord 

Wednesdays 

7 P M 

WZXM BINGO 

• AM 90 

FREE 

Weekdays 12:20-1 P.M 

Win Up To $90 Daily 

Otsego County Senior 

Citizen's Housing Assoc. 

Every Tues/- 7 P.M 

AltenZfmmer 

Comm. Meeting Room 

120 Grandvlew, Gaylord 

Gaylord State Bank 

in conjunction with the 

OTSEGO COUNTY HOUSING COMMISSION 

is currently working with applicants for low in- 

terest Home Improvement'Ix>ans through the 

Michigan State Housing Development Authority 

(MSHDA). 

The program provides qualified applicants with 

Tow interest loans for the purpose of upgrading 

homes that are at least 20 yearn old, or to make 

energy related improvements. 

If you would like further information on Home 

Improvement Loans contact the Installment 

Loan Department at Gaylord State Bank at 

732-2411. 

OC GAYLORD STATE BANK 

the council what could be done to-stop 

semi-trucks from using the area for 

turning around. He stated that their 

turning around had wrecked the roadway, 

causing a need for it to be regraveled. 

The council told him that regraveling 

is a constant process in other 

areas in the city. 

It was then suggested that the city 

police post some sort of signs up in the 

area for no U-turns or no semi-turn 

arounds. - 

Hudson Twp Aux 

Every Thursday 

—7-T1 P.M. 

Camp Ten Rd. 

To Reynolds Rd. 

Hudson Twp Hall 

Elmira 

V / 

•H * ^ — 

Eagles Bingo 

Every Friday 

7UPM Un 

515 S. Wisconsin 

Gaylord 

A 

Bingo Grayling 

E very Tuesday 

7 10 P M 

2121 S. Milliken 

Grayling Boosters

4 HERALD TIMES Thursday* August 11, 1W3 

^Herald Times Viewpoint. 

Publisher/Jim Grisso 

Editor/Arnold AAackowiak 

Staff Writer/Linda Heppe # 

Staff Writer/John Andrews 

, shorter 

legislature for state 

CREATING a single legislative body for Michigan in Lan- 

sing is not a new idea, but one that deserves serious con- 

sideration. 

The move towards a single house has come up again 

under a plan offered by two representtives with political 

views worlds apart. 

However, both Rep. Perry Bullard, a liberal Ann Arbor 

Democrat, and Rep. Willis Bullard Jr., a conservative 

Milford Republican, told United Press International recent- 

ly there is not much chance the current Legislature will ap- 

prove the proposed constitutional amendment to allow it to 

be placed before voters. 

The proposal, among other things, would reduce the 

number of lawmakers to 72, compared to the current 148 

members of the House and Senate. 

IN AN INTERVIEW with the Traverse City Record- 

Eagle, State Rep. Tom Poer of Traverse City said he's 

throwing his support behind another group of legislators 

and business people planning to launch a petition drive call- 

ing for the same things (The other legislators include 

Michael Nye, R-Litchfield; Colleen Engler, R-Mt. Plea- 

sant; Vic Krause, R-Rockford; Tim Walberg, R-Tipton and 

Richard Fitzpatrick, D-Battle Creek.) 

Power's group hopes to collect 350,000 signatures within 

the next year to get the question on the general election 

ballot in November, 1984. _ - 

Their amendment would also reduce the sessions of the 

legislature from 12 to four months, and cut legislative pay 

from $31,000 to $13,000. The amendment would also 

Wiwwr of M 

press association 

awards since 196* 

eliminate all retirement and pension benefits for 

legislators. 

NO MATTER WHICH way it happens — legislative action 

or citzen initiative — we would like to see the question placed 

on the ballot for the public to decide. 

According to the National Conference of State 

Legislatures, Michigan pays its legislators the second 

highest salary in the country. Of the 20 largest states, 11 pay 

legislators less than $18,000 a year in salary. 

* We think a reduction in the time spent by the legislature 

in Lansing will reduce the number of legislative bills, and 

problems those bills can create each session. 

A part-time legislator's position might also attract a high 

caliber person, presently unwilling to give up his or her pro- 

fession to workfull-time in Lansing, but willing to spend 

some time in the Legislature. 

State Representative Pat GagUardi of the Upper Penin- 

sula has supported proposals for a unicameral and partime 

legislature, but indicated last fall that the part-time 

legislative plan would probably be more acceptable. Rep. 

Ralph Ostling has not made his view known recently, while 

, Senator MitcKTrwin said he would take a look at either a 

unicameral or part-time legislature. 

We urge our representatives to look seriously > t the pro- 

posals being considered and if nothing else, we encourage 

the public to look at the petition drive when the petitions 

come through your area. 

From the Petoskey News Review 

Pressure from home needed 

WELCOME TO Education 1983. The 

pressure is on the schools to encourage 

students to do more homework, 

lengthen the school day, and increase 

the school year ten percent. 

- 1 In my opinion, none of these will happen 

without major support from the 

home. Homework is essentially a 

parent controlled activity. The longer 

day and year will without a doubt come 

about only with public support. 

^Possibly the-'most important 

modification in schools today is the introduction 

of the computer in the 

classroom. 

About 20 percent of our teaching 

staff in the last year has taken classes 

in computer literacy. They understand 

the major role the computer will play 

in education, home and business. 

The President's Commission on 

Educational Excellence is recommen- 

ding that we return to the "New" 

Al's helpers 

EDITOR'S NOTE: Reader 

response Indicates that "Al Pine 

Sez" is a popular Item in the 

Herald Time* We need the help 

of our readers, however, to.spot 

the problems which exist in our 

community. Be an extra set of 

eyes for Al Pine and call 732 5144 

if you know of a situation which 

Al should highlight. 

I i l ESi 

Chalk Talk 

By Torn Gill Superintendent 

Gaylord Community Schools 

basics, four years of English, three 

years of math, three years of science, 

three years of social studies and a half 

year of computer literacy. 

The commission also recommends 

that students going on to college take 

two years of a foreign language. 

WE WILL be offering about six 

foreign language programs this year. 

French, Spanish and Latin will be of- 

fered to grades 9 through 12. In grades 

1 through 12, many students will have 

an opportunity to learn any one of 

three additional foreign languages. 

Basic, Pascal, and Logo are just three 

of the more common computer 

languages used today. As the computer 

becomes more common in the 

classroom, students will learn these 

languages very rapidly. 

JThe board of education will invest 

approximately $20,000 in classroom 

computers this year. 

One of the problems with homework 

is that when students are working on 

the computer they are enjoying it too 

much to call it homework. 

One last point on homework. A large 

percentage of our high school students 

wprk in the community. Should this 

count as homework? Are they not learning 

some very important lifelong 

lessons? 

Sound off 

Write: Letters to. the Editor, 

Herald Times P.O. Box 598 

Gaylord, Ml 49735 

A 'center unto ourselves' 

To the Editor : 

If today we live In a society where 

technology has made every town a 

"global village", a concept advanced 

by the late MarsHMl McLuhan. then we 

should make it our concern to take advantage 

of this development. 

An auditorium would certainly be a 

symbolic and real conduit for the moat 

up-to-date means of 

An auditorium would also be 

tant addition to the education of our 

Old 27 Sou* 

: PO Bo* 5ft, Gaylord Ml 49735 

(517) 732 5144 

children, the continuing education of 

our adult population, and peripherally 

(or Is it at the center?) the edification 

of part-time residence, viaitors, 

groups, and social organiza- 

we may want to be at the 

of technology (the least of my 

concern) and though we may want 

Gaylsrd to be the center of Northern 

Michigan (weUpubtlcfeed 

abound), the real center of 

cern, our caring, must be communal. 

For it is in the community of persons, 

together admitting values and purposes, 

where the true meaning of communication 

place 

An auditorium will make us the 

center of everything we may want as a 

community, but first and last, for each 

and every person, an auditorium will 

make usa 

Tony Morse 

Gaylord 

Times 

Publisher James L. Grisso 

Arnold Mackowiak 

Preston Odette 

Henry Krasiefko Jr. 

Al Pine Sez 

IT WASN'T ALL FUN AND GAMES at 

the fairgrounds last Saturday. Don 

Clever and Bob Westcott, members of the 

North Central Michigan Chapter of the 

National Association Qf Home Builders, 

were busy working on tte pavlllion the 

group donated to the fairgrounds. Ribbon 

> 

cutting ceremonies for the pavlllion were 

held on Tuesday. AL PINE SEZ, "The 

builders' donation Is a welcome addition 

to the fairgrounds. The local organizations 

and people who have donated their 

time to make the fair a success deserve a 

big thank-you." 

History sheds light on Indian fishing 

WHILE IT IS true the US Govern- 

ment signed treaties with Michigan In- 

dians giving them the right to continue 

to hunt, and fish in the waters of the 

state, it is necessary to examine the 

conditions under which the Indians 

were living at the time. 

As very few of the Indians' in 

Michigan in the early 1800's were 

engaged in farming, or workings for 

wages for whites, the vast majority 

were still engaged in subsistence hun- 

ting and fishing. Some did raise corn in 

summer as well as drying fish and ber- 

ries for winter use. 

As very few large game animals 

were in 

Peninsula, it was the custom of the Ot- 

tawas to leave the area in winter far- 

ther south, in the southwest part tf 

Michigan on the rivers that emptied in- 

to Lake Michigan; the reason being, 

deer and bear were common there. 

Chief Blackbird of Harbor Springs 

amply documents this in a book he 

wrote. Each spring the group would 

canoe back to the northwest part of the 

peninsula for the summer. 

It is also true the Ottawa were great 

traders. Their name transulated into 

English means "to trade." 

For untold centuries they acted as 

the middlemen between the Chippewa, 

who were then located to the north of 

Lake Superior and the tribes to the 

east and south. But there was no ac- 

Soapbox 

Eugene E. Ochsner 

cumulating of any wealth, just trading 

goods for goods, cornmeal and 

sunflower oil to the more northern 

tribes for furs and skins. 

ANOTHER FACT which must be 

the 

aboriginal hom^ of the Ottawa, the 

Chippewa as well. When the French, in 

jeiS.-fcrst met them it was in the vicinity 

the Ottawa River In Canada, 

which river other Indian tribes had to 

get permission from the Ottawa to 

navigate. 

Due to pressure from the Iroquois, 

who were allies of the British, the Ot- 

tawa moved to Manitoulin Island and 

the Georgian Bay area. Subsequently 

they moved to the St. Ignace area and 

the upper portion of the Lower Penin- 

sula. So the Ottawa cannot claim any 

portion of Michigan as their ancestral 

home. 

• 

In a sense, they were the invaders. 

This is also true of the Chippewa. At 

the present time, to better enable them 

to press their claims, they have united 

with the Chippewa in Michigan to form 

one group. They are linguistically 

related and can understand each 

others' native tongue without difficul- 

ty- 

I am certain that when the original 

treaties were drawn up the intent was 

to allow them to catch fish for their 

own use with no idea of the possibility 

of one day using sophisticated large 

nets, power boats, icing plants, etc., 

for shipment of the fish to large 

markets in modem urban areas. 

THE USE OF GILL NETS was permitted 

by treaty as this was the common 

mode of Indian fishing, but the 

size of the nets made by the Indians in 

the early days cannot compare with 

those now in use by them. Possibly 

research should be done to determine 

the size of nets used in the early times 

and from this regulate the maximum 

size of nets tobe used today. 

The Indian in early historic times 

never depleted the stock of fish or 

game to the point of exhaustion. He 

always left enough to perpetuate the 

species and most generally would not 

work the same fishing or trapping area 

year after year. 

Elk no friend of this family 

To the Editor: 

To all the people who think the elk, 

here is this so called Elk Country, are 

so great; please look at these elk from 

our side of the fence. 

As soon as the crops come up in the 

spring, the elk are out In droves to eat 

them off. They like our crops ao well 

they even bed down and stay so long 

they can get up and start eating all 

over again. We have tried dogging 

them out but a dog Is no match for 

those big racks of horns. 

Our grandchildren have had, at 

times, to use the truck to get through 

since they live at the edge of the woods 

on our place. 

I set a new strawberry bed and they 

ate every plant. They eat all the pears 

and apples from our fruit trees as they 

We planted fall wheat and they 

tramped the new seeding full of holes 

during the wet fall; pastured it all**ing 

and then made their trails all 

through it knocking it all down so we 

could only harvest half of the < 

was left 

They pasture our hay crops any time 

they wish and we are supposed to Hka 

It They alao pasture In our pastures at 

will with the cattle and 

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breaking down the fence and letting 

our stock out. If our gardens survive 

until fall they eat carrots, beets, corn, 

and cabbage. The even eat squash and 

pumpkins. 

Then we also have to contend with all 

the sight see'rs who think nothing of 

driving acroas our fields to get a 

closer look. If they had to feed them 

they wouldn't be so crazy about them. 

This spring when the ground was soft 

we had to pull three trucks out of the 

hay field. Two were four-wheel drive, 

jnade horrible rats and our tracit 

getting them out. 

The 

will be there as long as 

It is a hay I 

is growing good 

are 

ing it to get pictures They alao 

acroas the field shining at night. 

Can we really be expected to sit 

Terms el S< b-.caption 

It cannot be said of the present 

Michigan Indians that they are doing 

what their ancestors did. —' — 

calmly and wait for the almighty DNR 

to decide who may kill SO of this herd of 

900, and feel any kind of justice? The 

elk are a beautiful animal but we were 

here before the elk were. Who will pro- 

tect us against this invasion of our pro- 

perty. Property that we pay high tax 

dollars on. 

Charlevoix, Antrim, ChebSy^JI,' 

om 00 and Oscoda counties 

l year st$/smonthsU so "• 

Outside these counties. 

1 year SJJ / a months %\j 

Local Senior Cihiens 

l year fi3/s months^? SO 

Non Local Senior Clftaane 

t /ear tie/Si 

Frustrated, Enraged, and Bitter, 

Mr. fc Mrs. A.D. Thompson 

Johannesburg 

HT help makes 

his job easier 

To the Editor: 

(*i behalf of the Quality of Life Institute 

and the Gaylord Area Council 

for the Arts, I would like to thank you 

for your help and support of the recent 

Gemini concert in Gaylord. The 

children's concert waa a delight and 

the evening concert was most erv 

• joy able , ^ 

It is with your help that our jobs are 

*nade easier and more 

_ Gary Saks, D C. 

Director, Quality of Life Institute

BATHING BEAUTIES — The candidates 

for the Otsego County Fair Queen twirl 

their parasols and promenade across the 

Seuschek joins scholars 

at NMU seminar 

MARQUETTE - 

Laura Seuschek, 4101 

Morgan St., Gaylord, 

was among some of 

Michigan's best and 

brightest high school 

students flexing their 

skills in mathematics 

and visual arts during a 

special two-week institute 

at Northern 

Michigan University, 

which ended Aug. 6. 

Over 125 outstanding 

students., from across 

Michigan have attended 

the -State Board of 

Education Summer Institute 

for Arts and 

Sciences held at the 

NMU campus. 

Students — all 10th and 

11th graders — attended 

intensive sessions in 

math and the visual arts. 

They have gone on field' 

trips, taken part in 

special projects and 

have had interaction 

with community and 

political leaders. NMU 

faculty and persons from 

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Off Old 27 South 

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4 HERALD TIMES Thursday, August 11, i m 

^Herald Times Family 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jones 

Sides-Jones 

GAYLORO — Dolores Sides became the bride of 

Robert Jones on June 18 at St. Mary Cathedral. 

.Father Anthony Mwrhinwki performed the.double 

ring ceremony. 

The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. William 

Sides of Gaylord. Parents of the groom are Mrs. 

Mary Jaruzel and the late Mr. Robert Jones of 

Gaylord. 

The bride was given in marriage by her father and 

mother. She wore a gown of chiffonette and re- 

embroidered lace with tiers of ruffles on the front 

and back. Her. bouquet consisted of sweetheart 

roses, asters, stephanotis, gardenias, and baby's 

breath. ~ 

Maid of honor was Anna Legleiter. The bride's at- 

tendants were Sandy Payton, Kelly Payton, Holly 

Bos wood, Karen Jaruzel, Roberta ItoU, Julie 

Kucharek. Debbie Sides and Dawn Sides. 

Flower girl was two-year-old Samantha legleiter. 

Mark Kregar served as best man. The groom's at- 

tendants were Bill Sides, Ross Payton. Tim Jones, 

Jeff Jones, Ron Lewandowski, Tom Legleiter, Ed 

Tholl, and Frank Wasylewski. 

Clyde Payton, 2, served as ring bearer. 

Ushers were Gary Wasylewski and Ken 

Kavanagh. 

A reception for the couple was held at the Eagles 

Hall in Gaylord. 

Following a wedding trip to Green Bay, the couple 

will live in Esc ana ba. 

The bride is a 1961 graduate of Gaylord High 

School and also a graduate of Petoskey Beauty 

Academy. 

The groom graduated from St. Mary High School 

in 1980 and attended Ferris State College. He is 

employed as a field agent for the Knights of Colum- 

bus. 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nordwick 

Jensen-Nordwick 

GoMry 

GAYLORD — Jillaine Jensen became the bride of 

Thomas Nordwick in a double ring ceremony July 23 

at the First United Methodist Church. 

The Rev. Charles Hewitt and the Rev. Donna Lind- 

berg performed the ceremony. 

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nels 

Jensen of Gaylord, and the groom is the son of EUia 

John Nordwick of DuBois, WY, and Heleh Nordwick 

of Poplar, MT. 

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a 

1910 style ivory long gown of chiffon and chantilly 

lace. Her headdress was a double bow of flowers 

worn across the back of her bead. Her bouquet was a 

cascade of roses and baby's breath. 

Jeri Sattler ot Southheld, couslii uf Un biidt, wm 

maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Bonita Peterson of 

Cadillac, Kay Nelsen, of Poplar, sister of the groom, 

and Laurie Jensen of Sheboygan, WI, sister-in-law of 

the bride. 

Bill Combs of Poplar wa^hest man. Glen Strauser 

of Poplar, Jon Jensen oCGaylocd, brother of the 

bride, Joe Nordwick of DuBois, brother of the 

groom, and Jeff Jensen of Sheboygan, brother of the 

bride, were ushers 

The bride's mother wore a long gown"oTlavendar 

vation near Havre. MT, 

The bride was graduated from Gaylord High 

5 area students School in 1977 and Northern Michigan University in 

. « i i | 1981. She has taught school at the Fort Peck Indian 

win CMU honors The groom was graduated from Poplar High 

MT. PLEASANT - 

Five students from the 

Gaylord area were listed 

on the honors list for 

Central ' Michigan 

University's winter 

semester which ended in 

May. 

Those from Gaylord 

who made the honors list 

were Robert J. Abel, 

senior ; Elizabeth Dunn, 

senior; Karen E. Pyke, 

on white print with a wide ruffle over her arms. It 

featured a knife-pleated skirt. 

Step-mother of the groom wore a white, long- 

sleeved top with a black and white skirt. 

Mr. and Mrs. Dane Roll 

tompra-Roll 

GAYLORD — Valerie Lompra became the bride of 

Dane Scot Roll on July 23 at St. Mary's Cathedral. 

Father Anthony Machinski performed the double 


The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert F. - 

Lompra of LaFeria, Texas. Parents of the groom are 

Mrs. Betty Roll of Marquette and Mr. Donald Roll of 

Flint. 

The bride was given in marriage by her father. 

She wore a white dress which featured a cathedral 

train, a high lace neck and lace sleeves. A white rose 

wreath attached to a cathedral length veil adorned 

her head and she carried a bouquet of white roses. 

Renee Pray was the matron of honor. The bride's 

attendants were Donna Roll, Yvonne Roll, Gail 

Schrader, Michele Roll, Yvonne Stebner and Sheri 

Sleeper, 

Flower girls were Kalis ka Roll and Jessica Ames. 

Carrying the bride's dress was Kimberly Roll. 

Best man was Larry Roll. The groom's attendants 

Danny Roll. Philip Lompra, Todd Laug, Jon 

Sleepec, David Jose and Dennis Jose. 

Danny Roll served as ring bearer. 

Ushers were Marty Hamilton and Terry Roll. 

A reception was held in Gaylord following the 

ceremony. 

r The bride is a 1979 graduate of St. Mary's Well, 

School a/HMs currently employed at Country Star 

Restaurant. The groom graduated from Gaylord 

High School and attended North Central Michigan 

College. He is presently employed by Alpine Water 

Softner Co. 

The couple plans to reside in the Gaylord area. 

Cathy (Bagnasco) Bagley of Poplar was the - p ^ . 

vocalist, accompanied by Shirley Glidden of | Q T O O U S O P l 

Gaylord. 

The couple enjoyed a wedding trip to Hawaii 

before returning home to Rocky Boy Indian Reser- 

• School in 1977. Since his discharge from the Marines, 

senior; Bethany D. Ray- 

he has been operating a family business in Brockton. 

mond, senior; and 

He plans to return to college at Northern Montana 

Jackie R. Stutsman, 

College. 

sophomore. 

Honors students were 

chosen from the top ten 

percent of --each 

academic class. Seniors 

had to have at least a 3.71 

grade point average and 

sophomores had to have 

earned at least a 3.61 

t-P-a* 

Moot You At the Fair 

Glen's Market 

Tues., June 7 1-4 p.m. 

Midway Family Canter 

Wad., June 9 1-4 p.m. 

Country Star 

Thurs., June t 1-4 p.m. 

(•17) 7S2-620t 

Piano concert set 

GAYLORD - The 

Karen Scott Piano Con- 

cert ia set for next Thurs- 

day. Aug. 18, beginning 

at 6 p.m. in the Gaylord 

St. Mary's Cathedral. 

As reported earlier, 

this concert is a repeat 

and ezMABOA MMTIB- 

terlochen Senior Piano 

Recital performed last 

May. 

Karen has selected the 

following program for 

her August 18th Gaylord 

Concert: 

Rhapaody Op . 79 No . 2 

Sonata In D Major,. 

Allegro con brio, by 

Joeeph Haydn. 

STOKES 

EXPAND HOURS 

Prelude and Fugue in 

F minor by J-S. Bach. 

Concerto in G minor, 

Molto allegro con fuoco 

by Felix Mendelssohn. 

. Maple Leaf Rag by 

Scott Joplin 

- Doctor Gradus ad Par- 

nassum for Children's 

Corner by Claude 

Debussy. 

Etudes by Carl Czer- 

ny, Stephen Heller, and 

Moritx Moakowski. 

Le Cavalier Fantasti- 

que by Benjamin 

Godard. 

This concert is being 

performed in cooperation 

with the Gaylord 

Arts Council for the express 

purpose of giving 

the Gaylord ares people 

who enjoy clasaical 

piano an opportunity to 

There will be no admia- 

total fitness 

GAYLORD - Quality 

of Life Institute, in 

cooperation with the 

Chalet Centre and the 

Chalet Athletic Club, will 

present Alive .and Well: 

"Fitness for the 80's," on 

Saturday, Aug. 20, from 

9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

A one-day workshop 

which will focus on a 

wholistic approach to 

fitness, participants will 

have an opportunity to 

look at how fitness can 

shape not only our 

bodies, but our ex- 

perience of life itself. 

A team of 9 qualified 

presenters will offer in- 

dividualized workshops 

in the areas of tennis, 

racquetball. Nautilus, 

rebounding, body work, 

low back rehabilitation 

exercises and daily 

fitness. 

Rebounding, the use of 

a small trampoline, is an 

athletic training method 

which develops every 

muscle, organ and ceil in 

the body. Body work, 

gentle movement and 

flexibility to music, 

the effects 

of aging and 

v igor for all 

MnmM 

' 

proach to tennis will be 

considered, as well as 

Nautilus, the most com- 

plete body conditioning 

and fitness system. 

There will be presenta- 

tions on a group basis 

and participants will 

choose from 2 in- 

dividualized workshops. 

Wholistic fitness en- 

compasses all ages as 

well as the handicapped. 

The presenters em- 

phasize that everyone 

would benefit from this 

workshop, regardless of 

previous experience, 

physical ability or age. 

Fitness should not be 

something that you have 

to do, fitness can and 

should be fun, a 

spokesman said. 

Cost for this one day 

event which includes 

lunch is $35.00, $30.90 for 

students and senior 

citizens. Although you 

may register at the door, 

registration by Aug. 17 is 

appreciated. Registra- 

tion forms and further 

information are 

available from Quality of 

Life Institute, 1447 Old 17 

South, Gaylord, 

Ciub Notices 

732-51441 

HT A ADZ 

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Murphy 

Hodges-Murphy 

GAYLORD — Jean Hodges became the bride of 

Mike D. Murphy at the Congregational Church on 

July 30. 

The Rev. Robert Schaeffer performed the double 


The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard 

Hodges of Roscommon. The groom is the son of Mr. 

Vern Murphy of Chapleau, Ontario. 

Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a 

white sheer knit dress with a pleated chantilly-type 

lace overskirt. It had a semi-cathedral train and a 

Point d' Espirit sweetheart yoke with vertical rows 

of lace outlined by pearls and sequins. She carried a 

bouquet of white and rosy mauve roses with rose ( 

buds and white stephanotis. 

Matron of honor was Valerie E. Loe. 

Best man was Ray Brown. 

Ushers were Jim Hodges and Ron Thompson. 

A reception was held at the Eagles Club following 

the ceremony. 

After a wedding trip 10 sou inert I Otliai lu, tin- IUU- 

ple plans to live in Gaylord. . - 

The bride is a graduate of Roscommon High 

School and employed by the Otsego County Sheriffs 

Department as a dispatcher. The groom is employed 

by BJ. Label Trucking, of Sauit Ste. Marie, Ontario. 

Dr. Casey 

honored by 

associates 

GAYLORD - Dr.- 

Patrick M. Casey, of 1442 

Old 27 South, Gaylord 

has been selected for 

membership in the 

American Chiropractic 

Association. 

The announcement 

was made recently at the 

organization's national 

headquarters at Arl- 

ington, VA. 

As a member of ACA, 

Dr. Casey Joins 

thousands of fellow doc- 

tors of chiropractic, all 

dedicated to improving 

general health care. Dr. 

Casey is a graduate of 

Life College of 

Chiropractic located in 

Marietta. GA; and ia 

alao a member of the 

Michigan State 

Chiropractic Associa- 

tion. 

Membership dues sup- 

port major programs of 

chiropractic education 

and research, and pro- 

vide materials for use in 

public education and 

vocational guidance. 

The announcement of 

Dr. Caaey's selection 

was made by Dr. Ken- 

neth W. Padgett, presi- 

dent of the American 

Chiropractic Aaaocla- 

ampus 

Ceatral Michigan 

U n i v e r s i t y 


Three students from the 

from Central Michigan 

University at the end of 

winter semester in May. 

Daria Jean Wubbels of 

Elmira received a 

bachelor oC science in 

geology; Karen E. Pyke 

of Gaylord received a 

bachelor of science in 

business administra- 

tion/managementinfor- mation systems; and 

Ronda K. Smith of 

Vanderbilt received a 

bachelor of fine arts 

degree in art/ceramics. 

Ceatral Mlehlgaa 

U n i v e r s i t y n 


Central Michigan 

University has awarded 

scholarships to seven 

Otsego county youths 

with outstanding high 

school records who plan 

to attend CMU next fall. 

Those receiving 

scholarships from 

Gaylord are Karen L. ^ 

Beatty, Paul L. Blox- 

som, Richard °D. 

Brinkman, Kristen L. 

Fosdick, Kelly K. 

Johnston, and Kelli J. 

Neumann. 

Lori A. Los h aw of 

Vanderbilt is alao receiv- 

ing a scholarship from 

CMU. 

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Times Chu^h 

uoiiuaries 

PAUL B. WHITE, 23 

Mr. Paul B. White, 23, 

died. July 29 at Otsego 

WwwrW Hospital In 

Gaylord. Mr. White was 

bora April 14, 19*0 in 

Dearborn. and resided in 

Gaylord for the past 

throo years. Ho was 

employed by White 

Automation of Gaylord. 

Funeral services for 

Mr. Whit* were held 

Monday, August 1, at 3 

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On photos 

p.m. from tho Nolson 

Funoral Homo, tho Rev. 

Jon Harwood officiating. 

Burial was In Fairviow' 

Comotory in Gaylord. 

—Mi. Wliile is survived 

by his wife, Rhna of 

Gaylord; two children, 

Benjamin and Valorie of 

Gaylord; parents Gary A 

Kathryn White of Dearborn 

Heights; one 

brother, Allen White of 

EOITOR'S NOTE: Tha Herald Timet'asks lha» 

the following guidelines be observed lor photos: 

Engagements and weddings Submit black «nd 

white gloss las only. 

News: Submit requests lor a Herald Times 

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acceptable Use waist up range lor photos ol 

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Views On ' 

Den tad Health 

By Robert M. Johnson 

D.D.S. 

SPARE DENTURE 

TO THE RESCUE 

Any denture wearer 

worries about going in 

public without them 

| due to damage or loss. 

" This is understandable 

{ — but preventable. If 

. you wear dentures and 

V care about your ability 

| to eat or appearance in 

| public, it makes a lot 

| of sense to always 

( have a spare set handy 

just in case your 

| number erne set breaks 

. or is damaged (or lost 

9 in the lake or ocean 

while swimming). 

^ Your dentist can have 

A ajf"exact duplicate of 

. your present denture 

I made in a short 

| amount of time and at 

' a very reasonable 

f cost. (Probably for 

I less than half of what 

I You can take it with 

. you when you travel 

9 (just like it makes 

sense to carry an extra 

• pair of glasses) and 

cpnry it conveniently 

in -a small container in 

your attache case, 

pocketbook or keep it 

wherever your imagination 

dictates. It 

will also come in handy 

if your original denture 

needs repair. 

Just think about 

this: If you have a 

spare denture, you 

might not miss a dinner 

with your dentist. 

That's a reward — 

especially if your dentist 

is paying for dinner. 

A public service 

with the aim of promoting 

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Dearborn Heights; two 

sisters. Donna White and 

Carol White, both of 

Dearborn Heights; 

maternal grandmother, 

Kathryn Gourd of Dearborn; 

ft* Urn a I g r»n6 

parents, Elaine and 

Steve White of Go y lord ; 

great-grandmother, 

Henrietta Kerr of 

Belleville. 

Mr. White was in state 

at the Nelson Funeral 

Home where friends called 

on Sunday, July 31, 

from 1-t p.m.; Monday, 

Aug. 1, from * a.mruntll 

the time of services at 3 

p.m. 

MRS. BEATRICE 

LAKE,** 

Mrs. Beatrice Lake, 

**, died at Otsego 

Memorial Hospital on 

' Friday, August 3. Mrs. 

Lake was born in 

Whitesiding, Ontario on 

August 2S, llti and has 

lived in the Gaylord area 

since 1*44. She is a 

former employee of 

Otsego Memorial 

Hospital and a member 

of Gaylord Evangelical" 

Free Church. 

Mrs. Lake was preceded 

In death by her husband 

Carl in 1*74 and a 

son, Carl Jr. in 1*34. She 

is survived by six 

children: Ronald Ed- 

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wards of Johannesburg, 

Mrs. Ida Boughner, 

Ernest Edwards 

Charles Lake, George 

Lake all of Gaylord,- 

Richard Lake ql_ 

Clawson, Ml.; 24 grandchildren; 

41 great grandchildren; 

one great great 

grandchild; three 

sisters: Bertha Falconer 

of Bloomfield Hills; 

Gladys Rickley of Waterford; 

Bernice Smith of 

Drayton Plains. 

Funeral services for 

Mrs. Lake were on Monday, 

August S, at l p.m. 

from the Nelson Funeral 

Home. Pastor Charles 

Warren officiated. Interment 

was in Fairviow 

Cemetery — — 

Friends called at the 

Nelson Funeral Home on 

Saturday from * to * 

p.m., on Sunday from 

noon to * p.m., and on 

Monday from * a.m. to 

time of services. 

Memorial donations in 

memory of Mrs. Lake 

may be made to WNCR 

Radio through the 

Nelson Funeral Home. 

MRS. IRENE A. 

STUART, 93 

Mrs. Irene A. Stuart 

died Wednesday, August 

3*in Gaylord, Mich. 

Mrs. Stuart was born 

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She was a termer resident 

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tfte eoi ly l»Ms until 1*35 

when she moved to 

Livonia. She was a 

teacher at the Salem 

Stone School at Curtis 

and Territorial Roads in 

the early 1920s. 

She was the widow of 

Harold S. Stuart, who 

died in 1**7. Her family 

dates back to the 

founders of Northvilie. 

Funeral services were 

held Saturday, August 4, 

at 1 p.m. at the Schrader 

Funeral Home with tha 

ftwVT~Jotin N: Gr en fell, 

Jr. officiating. 

Burial was in River- 

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She is survived by her 

brother Clyde Hinman of 

Northvilie; a daughter, 

Mrs Dpnald I lone) Bon. 

nett of Gaylord; sons 

Hubert of Howell, and 

Charles of Brighton; 

seven grandchildren and 

three 

grandchildren.great- 

She was proceeded in 

death by three brothers: 

Walter, Maylon and 

Harry Hinman. 

She was- a former 

member of the First 

United Methodist Church 

of Plymouth. 

«^HEMORiA»r ^ 

MY DAUGHTER 

SHARON 

SHARON FITZEK 

DEGELMAN, July 5, 

1983; of Waterford [ 

Twp.;.age 43. Beloved ; 

wife of David O.; dear ; 

mother of Susan G. ? 

and Douglas D., both \ 

at home. Daughter of { 

Harold Fitzek of i 

Gaylord, Mich.; sister j 

of Tom Fitzek of Com- : 

merce and Mary Krut- . 

tlin of West Germany. \ 

Services Friday, July ^ 

8 at Ottawa Park I 

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'Oh dear, did I hit it off course?' 

FOR El — Summer recreation director 

Shari Bukowski (centerf brushes up on 

War r}n\i skills at the Otsego County Community 

Center, alon^ with her 

BY JOHN ANDREWS 

Herald Times Staff Writer* 

GAYLORD - A display of sheer 

determination was demonstrated > y 

Dr. Dennis Mellon, organizer of and 

participant in the third annual Mark 

Mellon Memorial Triathalon held" 

Saturday In the Otsego Lake area. 

It was the same determination and 

devotion he has shown in conducting 

the annual triathlon in memory of his 

late son, Mark, a stand-out St. Mary 

High School athlete who was killed in a 

motorcycle accident three years ago. 

Planning ahead, Dr. Mellon, a 

- Gaylord chiropractor, placed a tube of 

Vaseline ointment in one of his running 

shoes. He would apply it after getting 

off the bike, in preparation for the 

Simile run. 

In his haste (he didn't want the com- 

Diane Arbuckle (right). Diane's 

daughter Angie is on the lett. The final 

day tor the program Is Aug. 18, and a pic- 

»1 ^ i« planned at Michaywe. 

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Fred Davis new $ 

J-L grid coach 

JOHANNESBURG - 

Fred Davis has been apity 

fool hall 

coach at Johannesburg- 

Lewistoo High School, 

beginning with the 

196*44 season. 

Davis will assume the 

head coaching Job after 

serving as the assistant 

varsity coach for the 

past seven years. He will 

guide the Cardinals this 

year with help from new 

assistant coach Howard 

Strom, who was just 

hired as the school's new 

counselor. 

The season begins with 

a home game against 

Central Lake on Saturday, 

Sept. 10, beginning 

at 1 p.m. 

Davis succeeds Bob 

Neff. 

— — 

Fred Davis 

Get a grip on yourself 

GRIP INSTRUCTIONS — Joe Rotarias 

(right) ot the Hidden Valley Pro Shop, 

gives golfing pointers to Jamie Zelllnger 

on how to hold a club. Rotarias was on 

hand Thursday, Aug. 4 to give a lesson to 

kids as part of the summer recreation 

program through fhe Otsego County Probate 

Court. 

Who needs ointment? Not Doc Mellon 

to get ahead of him), he forgot 

about the tube, and started down the 

-Toad. ' * 

"I could feel something in my shoe, 

and it was really bothering me," said 

Dr. M»P "But Vaughn Goodenow 

wasn't too far behind me, and I didn't 

want to give him the chance to catch 

up." 

It wasn't until after he crossed the 

finish line that he pulled the ointment 

container from his shoe. He said he 

now has blisters on his foot where it 

made contact with the tube. 

Dr. Mellon's time was two hours, 34 

minutes and 58 seconds. Some contestants 

were still out on their bikes by 

the time he crossed the finish line. 

Dr. Mellon was the only Gaylord par- 

ticipant to finish first in the selected 

categories 

Even though the heat and humidity 

were worse than last year, it didn't 

have any bearing on tha times for the 

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The case of The Ointment in the Shoe' 

third annual Mark MeUon Memorial 

Triathalon. 

Twenty two-year-old Dave Evans 

carved three minutes off the record 

time set last year by Tony Alessi of 

Pontiac by clocking in at 2:14:32. 

"I don't feel too bad," Evans said 

after the race. "I just paced myself 

well, and it worked out for me." 

When asked if he would be interested 

in competing in the Ironman competi- 

tion held each fall in Hawaii, he said 

not at the moment. 

"It takes a lot of time to train for it," 

he said. "I'll wait and see how my 

ability matures, and if I feel Tm up to 

it, it's a possibility." 

Following are the first place 

finishers in each category for the Mark 

Mellon Memorial Triathalon . 

First Male, Dave Evans of Traverse 

Qty, 2:14:32; First Female, Jenny 

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First Husband/Wife, Mark and 

Theresa Rouse of Ann Arbor, 5:24:29; 

First Family 50 and under, Wayne and 

Keith Dustin of S.S. Marie, Ont., 

4:51:02, First Family 51 and over, Tim 

and John Giles of Flushing, 5:06:50. 

Youngest^JF'inisljarr Laurie Stevens 

of Adrian (14), 3:44:02; Oldest 

Finisher, Fred Yunck of Jackson (67), 

3:22:40; Men 15 and Under, John Giles 

of Flushing (15), 2:36. 

Men 16-19, Wayne Dustin of S.S. 

Marie, Ont., 2:24:23; Men 20-24, Doug 

Ward of Lansing, 2:18:14; Men 25-29, 

Doug Grosso of Marquette, 2:19:31. 

Men 30-34, Bill Brundage of Traverse 

City, 2.25:44; Men 35-39, Graig 

Grossman of Interlochen, 2:20:40; 

Men 40-44, Lew Kidder of Ann Arbor, 

2:29:09. 

FOOTBALL SHOIS 

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(Where The Athletes OeJ 

Celt Toll Freel- 

Men 45-49, Dennis Mellon of Gaylord, 

JV coach 

Distel 

needs 

help 

GAYLORD - The St. 

Mary Snowbirds are In 

the market for one 

energetic, not neceeeerity 

experienced, youthoriented 

Junior vanity 

assistant football coach. 

Ten-y Distel, the JV 

coach, said the nonteaching 

position is open 

to anyone willing to 

KtbauTâctice and at 

games The new coach 

«fl| be paid for Ms ef- 

tant 

coaching 

ed to call 

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not have 

isaskdistel 

at 

2:34:58; Men 50-54, Don Thackery of 

Ann Arbor, 2:32:33; Men 55-59, Arnie 

Borgnes of Bloomfield Hills, 2:46:17; 

Men 60 and up, Fred Yunck of Jackson, 

3:22:40. 

Women 15 and under, Laurie Stevens 

of Adrian, 3:44:02; Women 16-19, Rene 

Stover of Jackson, 2:56:56; Women 

20-24, Kim Miller of Sterling Heights, 

2:34:15. 

Women 25-29, Karen-Snyder of 

Kalamazoo, 2:47:52; Women 3044, 

Susan HiUstrom of Flint, 2:50:18; 

Women 36-39, Lou (Patience) Hotton of 

Bloomfield Hills, 2:54:49 

Women 40-44, Janet Wagenschutz of 

Troy, 2:43:02; Women 45-49, Peggy Ac- 

ton of Rochester, 3:18:06; Women 50 

and up, Mary Dasen of Perry (52), 

3:26:31. 

Gaylord participants, age, time and 

overall rank: 

Dennis MeUon, 49, 2:34:58, 56th 

Vaughn Goodenow, 38, 2:37:44, 64th 

Howard Sheltraw, 24, 2:45:24, 114th 

Greg MeUon, 29, 2:52:16, 164th; Tim 

Walsh, 16, 2:53:35, 174th; Eric Corpe, 

17, 3:03:01, 237th; Tom Walsh, 17, 

3MX>:06; 248th; John Neph Sr., 50, 

3:22:10, 313th; John Neph Jr., 18, 

3:42:42, 348th. 

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OVERALL at the All Breed Open Horse 

Show was My Esther Baby, shown by 

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EVEN THE HORSES were impressed by 

the All-Breed Horse Show at the Otsego 

County Fair last Saturday, as seen by the 

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LEWISTON - The 

Board of Education of 

Johannesburg-Lewiston 

Area Schools will hold a 

public hearing on August 

22 at 7:30 p.m. at the 

Lewiston School. 

The hearing is to 

discuss the levying in 

1963 of an additional proposed 

millage rate of 3.54 

mills for operating purposes 

pursuant to Act 5, 

Public Acts of Michigan, 

1982. 

The board has the 

complete authority to 

establish that 18.5 mills 

be levied in 1983 from 

within its present 

authorixed millage rate. 

The maximum additional 

proposed millage 

rate would increaae 

revenues for operating 

purposes from ad 

valorem property tax 

levies in 1963 otherwise 

permittedby Act 5, 

public Acts of Michigan, 

1962, by 23 percent. 

This increase is due 

largely to the new fuel 

storage facility owned by 

Michigan Wisconsin 

Pipeline and located in 

Charlton Township. Individual 

property taxes 

will not increase by this 

amount. 

Queen competition 

'a photofinish' 

GAYLORD — It was a 

difficult decision, but the 

judges chose Maureen 

Abel, 16, of Gaylord as 

the winner of the Sixth 

Annual 1983 Otsego 

County Fair Queen 

Pageant. 

Mariene Sehl,. 17, was 

first runner-up, and was 

considered the favorite 

after she walked off with 

three other awards: 

Miss Congeniality, 

Swimsuit and Evening 

Gown. She is the 

daughter of Fred and 

Marion Sehl of,Elmira. 

She Is a senior at 

Gaylord High School. 

Second runner-up was 

Carla Pruitt, 14, of 

Vanderbilt. She is the 

daughter of Ron and 

Charlene Pruitt of 

Vanderbilt. She is president 

of her class at 

Vanderbilt High. School 

and is a member of the 

student council. 

The. winner of the 

talent competition was 

Brenda Coger, 15, of 

Gaylord for her original 

dance routine to the tune 

"I Have No Strings" 

from the musical 

"Pinocchio". 

The theme of the program 

was "Barn Raisin' 

Jamboree", and all 12 

candidates performed 

the opening musical 

number to that theme. 

One by one, they took 

turns introducing 

themselves. 

Before the pageant 

began, country, 

bluegrass and gospel 

music was performed by 

the local duo ' Temple". 

The master of 

ceremonies was Leo 

Mioduazewski, disc 

Jockey for WZXM AM 90, 

Gaylord. 

Judges were Ruth 

Morse and Lisa Palligi of 

Mackinaw City, Karen 

Manzell of Cheboygan 

and Tim Moore of 

Charlevoix. 

Auditors were Jane 

Magers of Mackinaw City, 

and Gaylord Mayor 

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Pageant Director was 

Emily Halvorson, and 

the Technical Director 

was Don Halvorson. 

The members of the 

Pageant Committee in- 

clude: Jeff and Sue 

Burke, Danny and Chris 

Monusko, Dennis and 

Phila Zapp, Ralph and 

Wilms Robinson, Debbie 

Co slow, Pat Murray and 

Pat Thompson. 

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101 

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— Advertising published in 

the Herald Times is accepted 

on the premise that 

the merchandise and services 

offered ore properly 

described . and willingly 

•old to customers at the 

advertised price. Advertisers 

are owore of these 

conditions. Advertising 

that does not conform to 

thete standords, or that is 

deceptive or misleading, is 

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encounters noncompliance 

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HOURS: Monday through 

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until further notice. • 

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NEED CASH? I buy lond 

contracts and mortgoges. 

Coll Days. 732-4696. 

(4-18-tf-101) 

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weight ond feel great. Ask 

for Debbie at 732-2733 

, after 8 p.m. 

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GAYLORD CO-OP 

NURSERY SCHOOL is now 

taking applications for 

September enrollment. 

Session 1 • 3 years old, 

Tuesday 8 Thrusdoy. 9-11 

o.m.. $145 per year. Session 

II 4-5 yeors, Monday - 

Wednesday. 9 . 11 a.m. 

$155 per year. Session III 4- 

5 yeors. Monday Wednesday. 

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INDEX 

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102 

109 

104 

106 

104 

107 

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Announcements 

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COMPUTER EDUCATION 

WORK SHOPS for adults 

and children avoiloble 

through DotaSkills of 

Gaylord. Call 

517-732-2271. 

(7-25-0-101) 

CASH FOR LAND CON- 

TRACTS. Any type property. 

732-9125. 

(7-28 H-101) 

FOR RENT 

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Dances, Weddings, 

Meetings, 

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ANTIQUE AUTO 

SHOW 

& FLEA MARKET 

10 a.m. • 4 p.m. 

Veteran's Memorial 

Park, Boyae City. Pi 

spectator 

ANNOUNCEMENTS Free Offers 103 

Announcements 

Cords Of Thanks 

Free Offers 

Happy Notas 

lost And Found 

Person els 

Repair Services 

Services Available 

EMPLOYMENT 

861 Administrative'^' 

Profession el 

202 Clubs Restaurants 

203 Domestic/Child Cera 

204 Help Wonted ' 

Miscall en 00 us 

20$ Offica/Oericel 

204 Situations Want ad 

207 Trodes/Industrial 

MERCHANDISE 

Clothing 

PeedJ Seed •' Wants 

Oerege Yard Seles 

Ha at ing Air 

Conditioning 

SOS Household Goods 

304 Mlscelleneous For Sola 

307 Musicol Merchandise 

>00 TV / Rodio / Recording 

JW Wonted to Ouy 

RECREATIONAL 

401 Recreetionel 

Equipment 

482 Recreetionel Vehicles 

403 Mlscellonoous 

~ TRANSPORTATION 

S03 

(Ports/ Accessories} 

Autos/Trucks Wonted 

Trucks Trailers 

LIVESTOCK « PETS 

II Heroes 8 Riding 

SteMes 

483 Peta 8 Supplies 

REAL ESTATE 

784 Havaee Per Seto 

RENTALS 

TO GIVE AWAY: 2 month 

old. male golden Lab. 

732-5028. 

(8-11-1-103) 

Happy Notes 104 

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Bolloonogroms 4 

Singing Tologroms 

-.Original Ideas 

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732-1908 

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Personals im 

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year ago. Loving husband 

and. father. You ore never 

forgotten, sodly missed by 

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Repair 

Services 

107 

HARRY S FIX-IT SHOP fi.es 

vacuums. sewing 

mochines. lamps, small 

appliances ond 

humidifiers. Tuesday 

through Friday. 10 to 6, 

Saturday. 10 to 3. Closed 

Sunday 8 Monday. 214 

South Otsego, Goylord 

517-732-6517. Parking in 

rear. 

(10-1 l-tf-107) 

ALANS APPLIANCE 

REPAIR. Washers, dryers, 

dishwashers 8 ranges. 

Prompt reliable service. 

Coll offer 5 p.m. 732-5862. 

(l-13-tf-107) 

SAIIS IIP AM 

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Center 

111 N OH 

WOODWORKING 

732-7064 

Services 

Available 

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FURNITURE REPAIR. 

REGllHNG and replacement 

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Specializing in Antiques. 

Call Gobby at 732-9630 

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is to always glveyoir the best In service and pro 

duct. We're working hard to keep that pledge and 

now you'll find It much easier to reach us by 

phone by dialing this new number. 

732-6441 

Doming Hardware Center 

Vanderbilt & Gaylord 

FOR SALE BY OWNER 

3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch with completed base 

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lot just 2 miles from Gaylord- Must be seen 

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after 5 p.m. 

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Classifieds 

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Goylord, Ml49735 

Telephone And Counter Service 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday - Friday 

Services 

Availabl 

CUSTOM CANE. RUSH or 

reed choir seat weaving. 

732-5939. 

(5-14-H-108) 

FURNITURE STRIPPING 

AND REFINISHING. No dipping 

tanks. 732-5334 after 

4 p.m. 

P-22-H-J08) 

ALTERATIONS 4 REPAIRS. 

Men. women 8 children. 

Quick service. .Experienced. 

732-5393 ' 

(I-24-tf 108) 

TENNIS COURT SERVICE. 

let us construct or renew 

your tennis court. 25 years 

experience. 732-7616. 

(3-17-tf-lOO) 

COMPLETE LANDSCAPE 

^ DESIGN, construction 8 

maintenance. Licensed 

pesticide applicator foriandscope. 

Insured. Scape 

8 Sweep Services. Landscaping 

8 Chimney Sweep. 

732-7917 Evenings. 

(4-11-H 108) 

WINDOW CLEANING professionally. 

Fully insured. 

Call Tom Leitelt. 732-1)16. 

(4-18-tf-lOe) 

LEO COUCH PAINTING t 

WALLPAPERING. Free 

estimates. 732-7837. 

(7.7-fMOS) 

FLOOR SANDING ft 

FINISHING. (Hardwood 

floors). 517-786-2177 

(7-ll.rf.108) 

ALL COUNTRY DRYWALl. 

Complete service. Price ineludes 

textured ceilings. 

732-2996. 

(7-21-24-108) 

EXTERIOR PAINTING 

DONE. From trim work to 

full house. All material 

supplied. 732-5482. 

(7-28-6-108) 

13 FOOT COM8INE TO DO 

JORS. Call 732-3681 or 

732-1166 

(8-1-4-108 )L 

PAINTING DONE. Exterior 

8 interior. Experienced 

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scoftsd. Pi us deck, patio and attached two car garaga Close to 

town with land contract terms at SM.900 Number 39* 

Call Joyce Kujala 

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732-2477 

INCOMS PROMRTY Dupie* tn Gaylord features } L„ 

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J17-732-7555 

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•Sam J 1 

New three bedroom home with full walk-out 

basement, 2 baths, dishwasher, carpeting, LP 

gas hot water heat, 2 car garage and aluminum 

siding. Lot - 150'x275'. BROOKTROUT LANE. 

No agents, please. , 

732-9795 

HOME FOR SALE BY OWNER 

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4 P.M. 

571 NANCY LANE, GAYLORD 

Nice three bedroom home that you should see 

before you purchase through a broker and pay 

too much! Home features: ceramic tile entryway 

and kitchen, carpeting upstairs and down, 

drywalled basement with entertainment room 

(with built in bookshelves and recessed 

lighting) . Added Insulation and new doors make 

this home easy to heat. Large attached garage 

with electric door lift. Dishwasher and stove are 

Included. $47,500. Call 732 1070. 

• • a Hi I 110 

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KEITH 

DRESSEL 

REALTY 

HOMES WITH ACREAGE 

COUNTRY LIVING FOR LARGE FAMILY. 4 

bedrooms, 2 baths, and fabulous wood burner. 

Located on a beautiful 10 acre parcel, with 660 

ft. of road frontage. Under $36,000. 

3 BE DROOM CHALET. On 5 acres. Extras include 

full basement, 2 car garage and wood 

burner Will need some work. $35,000 and 

possible terms 

VERSATILE CHALET. 5 acres. Can either be 

your hideaway or your full time residence. Includes 

3 bedrooms with walk-out sliders and 

fireplace. Around S55.000. 

IN AND AROUND TOWN 

MOVE RIGHT IN. 3 bedroom ranch on a 

large lot in Franklin Farms. Full basement, 

IV* car garage. Nicely decorated For the 

qualified buyer, S% down will get this house 

for you. $44,000 

PLENTY OF ROOM for a growing family. 3 

bedroom ranch close to town with large living 

room. Priced to sell for $28,000 

FARM HOME ASSUMASLE. 3 bedrooms, 

full basement, and 2 car garage. $42,500. 

GUTHRIE LAKE 

PERMANENT OR RETIREMENT. In this 

large chalet in the woods, 3 bedrooms. 2 full 

baths, large open living area. Wrap around 

deck. Economical with wood burner. Exc 

°T dl | >0 ° ®arago attached and Insulated 

Mortgage assumption, also owner 

will help finance $59,900. 

| W r r WDPOiO ARIA. Quality construction, 

attractive clear chalet. 3 bedrooms, IV* 

|>8th». large open living area with fireplace 

Wrap around deck, attached 2'/* cer oeraoe 

finished and with heater Oeck circles the 

house, also deck off upper, bedroom Onm., 

motivated to sell fast. $54 900 

FARM HOME BUYERS 

Hy have thre^ farm bomee tt. 

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517-732-1707

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PAINTING 

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Administrative 

Professional 

201 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF 

HEALTH Systems Agency. 

Two years experience in 

haalth core ond administration?- 

Planning 

background desirable. 

Masters degree In health 

field dosirod but not 

necessary. Salory commensurate 

with trainif>g 

and experience. Send 

resume with references to 

tho Northern Michigon 

Health Systems Agency, 

32$ East Lako Stroot. 

Petoskey. Ml 49770 Final 

date for accepting resumes 

is August 22. 1983. 

(8-8-4-201) 

A.I.S. HOME SUPERVISOR: 

In a residential program 

for 6 developmentally 

disabled adults. A 

minimum of an Associates 

Degree plus one years experience 

or a high-school 

diploma plus three yeors 

exporionco with 

developmentolly disabled 

individuals in a residontail 

setting is roquirod.- Send 

resume to Antrim 

Kalkaska Community Mental 

Health. P.O. Box 220. 

Bellairo, Ml 49615. 

Deadline: 9/1 /83. E.O.E. 

(8-11-2-20 IT 

w . 1 

Administrative 

Professional 201 

PACT TIME REGISTERED 

X-ray technician Cal or 

write Personnel. Otsego 

Memorioi Hospfial 825 

North Cantor, Goylord, Ml 

49735. 

393. 

317-732-1731 

Clubs/ 

Restaurants 

Ext. 

(8-4-4-201) 

202 

COUNTRY STAR 

RESTAURANT of Gaylord is 

taking applications for port 

. ouperionced 

waitress. B?lng application 

between 3 p.m. *'5 p.m.. 

Monday - Friday. Ask for 

Jarry. >- 

(8-8-2-202JL 

Domestic/ 

Child Care 203 

NANNY NEEDED TO 

BABYSIT for infont S 4 year 

old port time in my homo. 

Must have own transportation. 

flexoble schedule. 

Call 732-4612. 

(B-l-tf-203) 

NEEDED: Mature woman to 

bobysit pari time days 

starting in September 

732-129?. 

(8-4-4-203) 

WOULD LIKE TO BABYSIT 

for your child or children in 

our homo. Wo live on~Ctufe 

House Tr. off Chorles Brink 

Rd Please coll 732-3253. 

(8-8-4-203) 

BABYSITTER WANTED in 

my home or- yours. One 

year old. Must have 

reforences. Call 732-4145. 

(8-8-2-203)1 

FORMER KINDERGARTEN 

AND PRE SCHOOL 

TEACHER with pre schooler 

would like' full time 

babysitting. Home in 

Maple Street School area. 

983 4226. 

(8 11-4-203) 

SC AUM voum HAOMO this ad 

you know bergloss, raciinor rocker, 

twin bed A box spring ond 

mattress dosAtie S quean 

•ISO 

deep freezer, doors tires 

clothe*, bedding, electric A 

gas dryer, table ond 

chairs 9 o.m. • $ P-M. 730 

West Petoskey $treet, 

Gaylord. 

CHINA CABINET. Brov Hill, 

s a * - r . o . 

As !0« • II » 

I0< tote ct 

J shoes boots A 

, 816 West Mitchell 

ef Burger King^10 

a m 6 P-f» doy». Clos 

TWO PARTY CARPORT 

MOVING SALE: Men's. 

Women's, teen's clothing. 

Nurse's unforms. Women's 

shoes A boots. Coots, 

women's ski jocket, bibs, 

size small. Drapes, rods. 

Sofobed. dishes books, 

knick-knacks, lawn chairs, 

guitor A cose. Small electrical 

appliances. 

Something for everyone 

311 ' Eost 3rd Street, 

Goylord. Saturday. August- 

13; 8:30 - 4 p.m. 

8 S 2-303)1 

3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE: 

Fridoy- Sunday. August 12 

'•14; 9 o.m. - 9 p.m. 

Household A baby items, 

clothing, oppliances, 

motorcycles, boots motors. ' 

boat A trailer, furniture 

and much more. Hove a 

cup of coffee with us ond 

see what wo have. 3743 

Theisen Road. North of 

Townlme Rood off M-32. - 

346-3277. 

(S-S-2-303)1 

OARAGE $ALE: At tho 

Christian 

Church; 

Reformed 

i po«fl »

12 HERALD TIMES Thursday, August 11, 1983 

Miscellaneous 

for Sale so* 

ALUMINUM 4 VINYL 

SIDING from $36 95 a 

squore. All type* of window* 

S doors. Save $SS ot 

Northwoods Alum Pro- 

S17-846-9322 

(3-17 tf 306) 

OHO AN ANO S1KE. For 

fo*io elect 2 key board 

rhythm • Leslie - Cassette. 

Bench, $900 Huffy 12 

~»p««d Le Grande Mixte 

from* $85 732 1167. 

(8-1-tf-306) 

ELECTRONIC TYPEWRITE! 

lershangoable daily 

WKMJ «*h- printing element 

Olivette Et 121: Automatic 

centering, correction* lining 

up column* of numbers 

ond indents. 3 sizes of 

daisy wheel type Like now 

condition.. $875. Coll 

732-5144 osk for Lot*. 

(8-4-tf-306) 

RADIAL ARM SAW. Ex 

cedent . condition. 

732-3271. AI»o T powtr, 

hydraulic cylinder for 

wOod splitter. 

(8-8-4-306) 

GUNS FOR SALE: Fin* condition. 

Browning auto, 

light 12 No. L 34207 $375. 

Soko Forester 243 col 

(L597 - No. 101074) with 

Redfield 4x12* quad plex 

$475. Co»os included $750 

for both 

348 7108 

517 348 5965 or 

(8-8 4-306) 

032 STIHL CHAIN SAW. Us 

ed one year for firewood. 

22" bar with cose. go* con 

and grease gun. $275. 

517 786 2487 or 786 4488 

(8-8 2 306)L 

COMPUTER STARTER 

SYSTEM: Complete Com 

modore 64 system. Include* 

tho 64 Disk Drive 

Joystick, Game*, Book* 

Mogazine*. and much 

more: Perfect for those 

ju*t getting into home 

computing. Call Whitney 

732-6544 Days 

(8 11-4 306) 

DOUBLE DOOR HUNT- 

SMAN WOOD STOVE. Full 

size bed. mattress bedewing 

8 frame 732-3870 


STOVE: $30 Nurses 

uniform site 18 $12. Baby 

furniture, odds ond ends 

732 7497 

(8 11-4-306) 

SNAP-ON FRONT END 

MACHINE WITH at- 

S2.S00 term*. Coll 

Heiler 6T6 882 5488 

k 

(8-11 4 306) 

BUGGY A STROLLER torn 

bination. $80 . 732 5251. 

(8-11-1 306) 

Miscellaneous 

for Sale- so* 

SNOWBLOWER. $100. 

Trundel bed $}2S. Aportment 

size portable 

washer. $70 732-3936 

(8-11-2 306) 

Need A New 

Part For Your 

Old Gas Grill? 

—Wm Got 'Em— 

Certified 

Grill Part* From 

W.t. Bradley 

Enterprl***. Inc. 

PYROFAX GAS 

S9S W. McCoy 

Goylord . . 

Musical 

Merchandise 307 

PIANO TUNING B REPAIR- 

ING. AI*o reed pump 

organ* restored. Call 

732 4590 or 616 547 9038. 

Paul Louiselie (Craftsman). 

(7-11-tf-307) 

HAMMOND ELECTRONIC 

ORGAN. Full double 

keyboordîth rhythm section. 

compact with 

beautiful tone Priced 

below book at $650. Call 

732 9058 

(8 8-4-307) 

ORGAN B PIANO SALE: Interlochen 

instrument* and 

floor models. For dependability 

ond service contoct 

The Music Maker*. 

616 347 2826 . 

Wanted to Buy jo* 

TWIN SIZE BED. 732 1S62 

(8 8 2 -30IJF 

WANTED: Sturdy yard *winq 

set for children. Also 

bunk bed* Able to 

separate clean ~bn "Hire space 

(now rented). Lond controct 

term*. Gollory of 

Home*. 316 We*t Moin. 

Goylord 732-7555 

COMMERCIALLY ZONED 

AND VACANT III Terrain 

is flat ond reody to be 

developed at 1-75 exit on 

Marlotte Rood, in Waters. 

Ideol for food service, 

mini-warehouse, semitruck 

cor wash. etc. Owner 

is onxious to sell. Gallery 

of Homes. 316 W. Main. 

Goylord. 732-7555 

(6-6 tf 701) 

JUST- LISTED • ATTENTION 

DEVELOPERS. 50 Acre* ten 

minutes from Gaylord. 

Thi* property it a *leeper. 

Develope It now or in the 

future. Commercial frontage 

/ Residential in bock. 

$39,900 GAYLORD MOR 

TGAGE I REALTY (ocross 

from K mart] >32-5119. 

V 415 

(8-8-2-701) 

JUST LISTED • YOU PRO- 

VIDE THE BUSINESS / WE'LL 

PROVIDE AN EXCELLENT. 

HIGHLY VISIBLE LOCA- 

TION. Commercial building 

with 4 bedroom Living 

Quarter* on Old 27 South. 

Ample parking, room for 

expont.ion. $75,000 

GAYLORD MORTGAGE & 

REALTY. Old 27 South. 

732 5119 C 398 

(8-8-2-701 )L 

Located in Gaylord subdivision of fine homes,, 

this 3 bedroom, 2 1 '? bath, custom brick ranch has 

a living, formal dining, foyer, family room 

w/fireplace, 2 ,, j car parage, lower level finished 

recreation and work areas, hot water natural gas 

heat and includes all appliances and many ex 

tras in fine equipment and furnishings. Terms to 

qualified buyer. 732 4674 for appointment. 

LAKEFRONT WITH A 

WONDERFUL VIEW A 

RECIPRICAL HUNTING RIGHTS 

ISM iraMT mobile heme wtfh covered entrance deck. »h 

ed DEER IN AREA U4.S00 _ 

PRIME LOCATION 

ON M-32 WEST 

ApproaImetely ' 000 sq ft of fej>HdMg space with W 

frontage Building No t two offices fireplace, lerge 

utility room. rnm shoe with 15" celling Buildtag No 7 

Hoo»#. For SflUm Houses For SoIo7 tt SOUTH, Commerciol 

proporty with 00 

foot frontogo. Ho* oide' 

two story homo oultoblo 

»or '•'Q.I or office spoce 

(now rented). Lond contract 

terms. Gallery of 

Homos. 316 West Main. 

Goylord. 732-7555. 

HIGHLY SPECULATIVE AND 

INCOME PROPERTY TOO I 

Exceptional location on 

Old 27 South noor 1-75 

ramp. Very good visibility. 

•ft unit motel with 300 tool 

frontogo. Living quarters 

ore comfortable ond motel 

is octive. Because of location 

other possible uses 

may Include office suites 

or strip shopping ploxo. 

Offered for sale on lond 

contract at 7% interest. 

Please orronoe in advance 

tor showing due to nature 

of the business. Gallery of 

Homos. 316 West Main.' 

Gaylord. 732-7555. ; 

Lots and 

Acreage to* 

ACREAGE: 23 surveyed 10 

acre porcels. beautifully 

wooded to choose from, 

prices storting ot $5,900. 

Low down payment, with 

easy land controct terms. 

Larger parcels 15,. 17. 20. 

38. 40. 74 . 75. 80 ond 195 

ocros. KOSKE REALTY CO. 

517-732-1012. 

(7-28-H-706) 

JUST LISTED 

RAMBLE WOOD ESTATES. 2 

corner lots In a FARM 

HOME ADMINISTRATION 

approved subdivision. 

$5,490 eoch. GAYLORD 

MORTGAGE S REALTY 

732-5119. V-424 

(8-8-2-706)L 

JUST LISTED • CAMP TEN 

ROAD ACREAGE. 10 s. 

20's, 40 s Beoutifully 

wooded. Close to town, 

minutes away, from ski 

oreas..life time supply of 

wood. Great building 

sites. GAYLORD MOR- 

TGAGE B REALTY 

732-5119. V-436 

(8-8-2-706)1 

STRAWBERRY LANE, lorge 

city lots, sewer, water, 

natural gas. Consumers 

Power, country living in 

the city, from $9,500. 

Giaster Real Estate. 149 

West Main, Gaylord. 

732-6464. 

(8-8-2-706)L 

GAYLORD COUNTRY CLUB 

- • Two building sites side by 

side over looking golf 

~* course $8,500 eoch or 

$15,900 for both, terms 

available. Glasser Real 

Estate. 149 West Moin. 

Goylord. 732-6464. 

(8-8-2-706)L 

220 ACRES OP ROLLING 

HARDWOODS with some 

plantation red pines. 

$77,000 with easy terms. 

Glasser Real Estate. 149 

West Moin, .Gaylord. 

(8-8-2-706)L 

20 ACRES IN GOOD HUN- 

TING AREA with county 

rood frontogo just $8,900 

with $800 down Glosser 

Real Estate 149 West Main, 

Goylord. 732-6464. 

(8-8-2-706)1 

DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY. 

13 acres plus 2 odjoina city 

lots, within walking 

distance to town. 

$54,000.00 Excellent 

terms. See Mottle Lee at 

Styles Real Estate. 

732-7527. 


80 ACRES WITH SMAU 

HUNTING CABIN, all 

wooded. Dover Township, 

$42,000 terms. See Mottle 

Lee at Styles Real Estate - 

732-7527. 

Please take notice that on August 22, 1983, at 7:30 

o'clock p.m. at the Lewiston School the Board of Education 

of Johannesburg - Lewiston Area Schools will hold a 

public hearing on the levying in 1983 of on additional 

proposed millage rate of 3.54 milto-for operating purposes 

pursuant to Act 5, Public Acts of Michigan, 1982. 

The Board of Education has the complete authority to 

establish that 18.5 mills be levied in 1983 from within Its 

present authorized millage rate. 

The maximum additional proposed millage rate would 

increase revenues for operating purposes from od 

valorem property tax levies in 1983 otherwise permitted 

by Act 5, Public Acts of Michigan. 1982, by twenty-three 

(23%). 

It should be noted that this increase is due largely to the 

new fuel storage facility owned by Michigan Wisconsin 

Pipeline and located in Charlton Township. Individual 

property taxes will not Increase by this amount. 

f » r 

The purpose of the hearing is to receive testimony ond 

" jQn^dditionaLrni I lofie_ 

(7) days following the public hearing, the 

approve all or any portion of the 

rote. 

Lots ond 

Acreage too 

2 MICHAYWE LOTS, 

ed. rust off Mich owe Drive, 

$8,000 eoch. torms. See 

Mottle Lee at Stylos Real 

Estate. 732 7527. 

Lake Louise. $5,000 for all 

3 with terms. See Mottie 

Loo at Styles Rool Estoto. 

732 7527. 

IBB ACRES of hardwoods 

on high ground. 20 minutes 

west of Goylord. $325 per 

ocro on terms or $300 per 

ocro on o cash basis. TMs 

jb. 

with plenty 

roads ond trails. First time 

offered, including mineral 

rights. Aerial photo and 

details at Biegonowskl 

Realtors. (616) 582-6771 or 

582-2215. 

3 SIDE BY SIDE LOTS with 

485' rood frontage on year 

round rood. Suitable for 

mobile homes. Located 

-Northeast of Michaywe. 

$5,600 with excellent 

terms. Coll Styles Real 

Estate 732-7527. 


10 ACRES ON OLD ALBA 

ROAD. Wooded and gently 

rolling. Power there. Excellent 

land contract 

terms. Call Styles Real 

Estate - 732-7527. 


22 ACRES NEAR 

MICHAYWE. 100% wood 

ed. Fronts on Country rool 

round rood. $11,950. Coll 

StyJoj f tlote^ 

2-7527. 


INVESTORS, THIS 13 ACRE 

PARCEL IS ZONED for 

multiple dwelling • contiguous 

to City property. 

Also some city property is 

included in totol parcel. 

$54.00. Owners will take 

20% down ond a 10% land 

controct. Call Styles Real 

Estate 732-7527 


2-10 ACRE BUILDING 

PARCELS ON HUFFMAN 

LAKE ROAD. Close to 

Vanderbilt. $9.56o eoch 

with generous terms. Call 

Styles Real Estate. 

732-7527. 

BUILDING SITE 

VIEW OF 

HIDDEN VALLEY 

Beeutlful to ecre lot In Rolling 

Hill* fseture* view of wrroun 

ding countryside Priced to 

*ell et 35 .000 or owner will con 

*lder property exchange 

(1117) 

CALL 

. GARRETT 

GALLERY 

OF HOMES 

. 517-732-7555 

LEOAL 

Legal Notices 

NOTICE OF 

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE 

• V ADVERTISEMENT 

Default having been mede In 

condition* of e con oln Mortgege 

mede the 22nd dey ot Merch. 

IMS, by Cherle* J Ntederttadt 

end Phylll* O. Nlodorstedt. hue 

bend end wife. SO* Heye* Tower 

Rood. Goylord. Michigan 4*705, 

a* Mortgagor* to Gaylord State 

Benk. a Michigan banking cor 

poration as Mortgage*, end 

recorded March 24. I9S2. In 

Liber 307. Page* 4SS 4*1. Otaogo 

County Records, on which Mor 

•gag* there is clelmed to b* due 

and unpaid et the dete of fhi* 

Notice JJ7.374.4J principal, and 

tS.ltt.1! intereet No *ult or pro 

ceoding *TOw Or m equity hev 

Ing been instituted to recover 

the debt, or eny perl ot the dsbt. 

•ecured by seid Mortgege. end 

the powor of *ete In *eld Mor 

tgege 'contained having becomo 

operative by reason of such 

dofeutt 

Notice Is hereby given thet on 

August 23. IMJ. ef II 00 In the 

forenoon, ef the front door of the 

Courthouse In the City of 

Geylord. County of Ot*ego. State 

of Michigan, thet being the piece 

for holding the Circuit Court for 

the County of Otsego. Slate of 

Michigan, there will 

biddor. et public *ete. ter the 

purpose of *etlsfylng the 

amount* due end unpetd upon 

•eld Mortgege. fegtther wtfh the 

by lew. Including en et 

fee of S74 SO es prsirldsd 

t end in seld Mortgege. the 

end premises In seld Mor 

as tot lows, te-wtt: 

Being located In the Township ot 

Heyes. County of Otsego. State 

ef Michigan . 

The South Vt ef the North te of 

the Southwest to. Section J. 

TJON. R4W, EXCEPT the South 

J30 teet of the Northeast te ef Ihe 

Southwest to. ALSO EXCEPT e 

percel ef lend in ihe Northwest 

to of the South oaf described 

ea tot lows To find the piece ef 

beginning of this description 

nor of seld section, run thence 

North ores 4? COM etena the 

West Mnp el sold section Mi je 

Cost 7M3S toot to * w South l/| 

line of sold section end the piece 

ef beginning ef this description 

thence ceetinulng North 

sriTM" Eest STB.71 leet: 

thence North S**if W Eest XM 

toot to the Wool VBNneef setd 

PST1C' 

PtRno 

Of setd section 33B4S feet Is Rte 

South !/• line of seid section 

'irir West 

i mo sold South VS line of 

v- - ST) 33 toot to the 

The period ef i odimpiise es 

proildod by lew Pell be one ID 

year front Rto


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THE A UTO 

AUTO CLASSIFIED SPECIAL 

OUR $4.00 DEAL 

YOUR AD WILL APPEAR IN 

HERALD TIMES AND ADZ 

UP TO 25 WORDS JUST $4.00 

IN BOTH ISSUES FOR 2 WEEKS 

Keep v bur engiru* tuned 

HOW TO 

GET BETTER 4 S & * 

MILEAGE FROM . ^ w V > 

YOUR CAR. * 

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101 EAST MAIM STMT, GAYLORD 

PHONE: H7.7|!4Mf 

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HEELS 

AUTO CENTER IN WATERS, Ml 

rm. 

WHEELS AUTO CENTER 

NOW IN OUR NEW LOCATION 

AT 1-75 IN WATERS, MICH. 

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Autos for Sale soi Autos for Sale soi 

IS80 CHEVY CITATION. Excellent 

condition 4 speed. 

4 cylinder, am fm. defog 

ger, great gas mileage 

two tone 517-732 9672 

(8 11 4-501) 

l»75 CHEVY NOVA. Ex 

cellent condition. Good 

gas mileage. Runs great 

732 5482 

(Cont'd from P. 13) 

Houses for Rentaes 

Hom 

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wrm 

PRIVATE ACCISt on 

Otaego Lake. 6390/month 

plu» utility, rmtmrmncm. 

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BIG BASS LAKE 

Lekefront mobile hom« with two car garege edje 

cent to state lend V33 tOO with land contract twmi 

HEART LAKE 

Three bedroom chalet with two car garage Reduced 

to 149 900 Terms 

PIGEON RIVER COUNTRY 

Four bedroom, three story chalet with 3 car garage 

on 10 acres with trout stream $115,000 Terr^ 

M .J 

(IB •1 

mm 

EXCELLENT BUY 

If you tike lots of room and storage space but don't 

want to pay the price they usually demand then this 4 

bedroom ranch wtfh a full b*lament and 7 car 

garage Is tor you at only VU.tOO 7 S acres with hard 

woods ir| a country setting fust puts the icing on the 

cake 

HANDYMAN SPECIAL 

Outside it completely finished, inside is roughed in 

•or 1 bedrooms and bath Located In town on 7 lots 

Well constructed, including Anderson windows Easy 

land contract terms Priced at $'9,900 

WE'VE MOVED 

We ore now in our new office ot 101 West Main ot the corner of Center Street. This move provides 

the much needed spoce to handle the Real Estate transactions..of our clients more efficiently. 

Stop in as the coffee pot is always brewing 

WEQUASLAKE 

Rustic cabin turrounded by lowering pines «r>cS oaks 

Two bedrooms down and a loft up. I>i car garageand 

300 leet of vandy frontage 1W 000 with liberal land 

contract term* 

LAKE ARROWHEAD 

This furnished 3 bedroom A frame is equipped with a 

sauna and small attached garage Arv ideal recrea 

retreat Priced at l?9,9

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