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KIDS' INK 

Photo album coming 

Your kids can make news in the 

Just about every family has a 

favorite photo of their child or 

children. And now, tbe Herald Ttmes 

will offer an opportunity to get those 

pictures and names in tbe newspaper. 

Tbe pboto - and names of child, 

parents and grandparents will appear 

in a special Children's Pboto Album 

scheduled for the Oct 11 issue of the 

Herald Times. 

Here's all you have to do: 

• Submit your child's pboto and information 

included in an ad Inside this 

issue. — 

• Cost is $10 per child's photo. Include 

check or money order with insertion. 

• Send to "Kids," Herald Times, PO 

Box 598, Gaylord, MI 49735. 

Photo will be returned, c 

THE WATER TOWER at the Alpine 

Center is wanted by the.City of Gaylord to 

use for serving county offices and school 

facilities on the center grounds. The city 

has offered the county $1 for the purchase 

of the tower. Livingston Township officials 

are also Interested In the tower, 

shown in this high-contrast photo, and 

wants the county to donate it to them. A 

public meeting, sponsored by the Otsego 

County Board of Commissioners, to 

discuss the issue.will be held aJhe Alpine 

Alton 7immpr at 7 p.m. Aug. 29. 

Tower in shape 

for water service 

HT J Andrew* 

QAYLORD - Tlie Alpine Center the stole when tho former mwntal 

water tower has attracted interest 

lately by the competition between the 

city of Gaylord and Livingston 

Township for use and possession of the 

tower. 

A meeting for interested persons in 

the city or Livingston Township will be 

held at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 29 

sored by the Otsego Cwmty Board of 

Commissioners. 

The water tower's dimensions are 

similar to the Higgins Industries struc- 

»""[ fVtrrtmiaginn rhnirman Hi^lr 

Yuin. 

The Alpine Center tower is owned by 

Otsego County, which received it from 

Drug-sniffing planned 

GAYLORD — A program to bring 

drug-sniffing dogs Into the high school 

hallways would Include all four Otsego 

County schools, Sheriff Bob Dowker 

said recently. 

The program is being put together 

by all county law enforcement agencies: 

sheriffs department, dty pottce. 

state police and prosecutor's office. 

The Aug. 16 issue of the Herald 

Tiroes reported that bringing the dogs 

into Gaylord High School to sniff 

lockers was being considered, but did 

net mention that the other county 

schools - St. Mary's. Vanderbilt and 

Johannesburg-Lewiston - would also 

health facility closed down. 

The tower is 100 feet high, and holds 

42,000 gallons. It is not in use at the moment, 

as it was shut down three years 

ago. 

The two wells that fed it have been 

turned off. Once they stopped flowing, 

they were not allowed to be turned 

back on, Ytnll said. 

Livingston Township officials are 

drilling an eight-inch test well that 

wouMTeed the tower 

Yuill said. "Whether it would neeV ; T 

Wllwn 

ed on its side. Elmtra Warner 

ure CJepT. truck t,idnus Uy iu 

check fuel teak. 

President Reagan to honor 

Gaylord High with award 

GAYLORD - Officials from 

Gaylord High School have been invited 

to attend ceremonies in Washington, 

DC on Aug. 27 in recognition of the 

schools cited toF" exemplary" 

achievements over the past year. 

In honoring Gaylord High School for 

being one of the outstanding schools in 

the nation for 1983-84, President 

Reagan and Secretary of Education 

T.H. Bell will lead the presentations 

Three representatives of the school 

will attend: Supt Tom Gill, Principal 

Bill Granlund, and Board of Education 

President Susan Bensinger 

The theme for the ceremony is 

-'Âmerica Can Do It," as affirmed in 

the report of the National Commission 

on Excellence in Education- 

Fo mer Gaylord woman GOP delegate 

-GAYLORD - As the Republican National 

Convention hears an end in 

Dallas this week, one delegate from 

northern Michigan has been having an 

experience of her life. 

Elsa Schaller, 35. of Petoskey 

of Tracey Andrews of 

md sister of Steve Andrews, 

former legislator in the Michigan 

X 

< 

House of Representatives) has paid 

her own way lo the convention In the 

amount of $1,200. She will be returning 

at the end of the week. 

Schaller worked hard fer—felN 

delegate seat campaigning at the county 

and state level. She has involved 

herself in many local and state races, 

and in the county political party. 

Some experts figured the 

Republican Pai ty convention would be 

kind of dun. But not Schaller. "It won't 

be boring for me, " she added. 

As far as a total number of delegates 

from Michigan, there are 77, 

with 33 alternates and 33 

nates. 

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COMMUMiTY CALENDAR 

Thursday, Aug. 23 

Rotary, 12:10 p.m., 

Schlang's Bavarian Inn. 

Kiwanis, 6 p.m.. Chatterbox 

Restaurant. 

Lions, 7 p.m., 

Schlang's Bavarian Inn. 

AA, 8 p.m., old hospital 

building (732 3427). 

Friday, Aug. 24 

Al-Anon, 8 p.m, old 

hospital building. 

AA, 8 p.m.. old hospital 

building. 

Sunday, Aug.. 24 - 

AA, IT a.m., 


DNR, ranch meet 

to 

-GAYLORD — A_ 

meeting will be held Friday, 

Aug. 24 at the 

Stevens T. Mason 

Building in downtown 

Lansing at 11 a.m. to set- 

tie the Pigeon Kiver dam 

jssue between Golden 

Lotus and the Dept. of 

Natural Resources. 

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The two aides will 

meet on the subject of 

alternative power and 

the silt buildup which 

caused the considerable 

damage to the trout 

population on the Pigeon 

River when the gates 

were opened in July at 

the Song of the Morning 

Ranch east of Vanderbilt. 

Attorney Ron Powers, 

-representing Song el the 

Morning Ranch, indicated 

that due to the 

old 

sound thing to do in 

regards to the dam. He 

said the DNR has used 

the same experts 

themselves. 

stabilization nf the hydro—tpmyratun? 

electric dam for the time 

being at the ranch site, 

the Attorney General, 

representing the DNR, 

agreed that no court 

hearing should be held as 

previously scheduled for 

Aug. 13 at the circuit 

court room in Gaylord. 

Powers added that the 

ranch spent some 20-30 

thousand dollars on experts 

to find what is the 

most environmentally 

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greener on the 

Rainbird side of the 

fence. For an 

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Powers said that these 

possibilities are operator* 1 " 

study: To dredge the 

dam pond; or have the 

silt sucked out. In the latter 

case, a sediment 

pond would be required. 

He noted that trout can 

only live in a range of 

somewhere between 55 

and" 60 degreeswater 

As far as REA power 

running through the pro- 

perty. Powers said that 

it is very expensive. Hyrdo 

electric power 

represents good, clean 

electricity, he said. 

Regarding the question 

on whether he 

recommended to his 

client, as reported in 

other media, that they 

remove the dam because 

at inadequacies in its 

structure, Powers said, 

"No, I didn't make that 

statement." • 

However, he did' say 

that he had talked about 

the situation with the 

ranch people and the 

possioiiicy or ootng mat 

work. 

With regards to the 

..meeting in Lansing Friday, 

Powers says it 

should pretty well wrap 

up the issue. As far as he 

is concerned, Golden 

Lotus has done its job. 

No (Hie from the DNR 

was available for comment 

Wednesday. 

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Gourmet Express 

Luncheon Buffet 

$2.95 

Soup,Sandwich 

and Salad Bar! 

Hidden Valley Club & Resort 

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East i3 ay lord 

lutm* 

Monday, Aug. 27 

Women of Rotary, 

11:45 a.m.. Sugar Bowl 

Restaurant. 

Weight Watchers, 7 

p.m., uaylord Congrega 

tiona^Church. 

O »Treaters 

Anonymous, 7:30 p.m.. 

First United Methodist 

Church, 732-9027. 

Beta Sigma Phi, 7:30 

p.m. v 

. AA, 8 p.m., old 

( hospital. 

Tuesday, Aug. 28 

Zonta, 11:45* a.m.. 

Sugar Bowl Restaurant. 

Al-Anon. 8 p.m old 


AA, 8- p.m., old 

hospital. 

Alateen, 

hospital. 

8 p.m. old 

Wednesday, Aug. 29 

Optimist. 6:45 am, 

Chalet Restaurant. 

AA. 11 a.m.., old 

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Corrections board 

studies vacancy 

GAYLORD — The Otsego County - 

Corrections Commission Board will 

decide in the near fulure how to compensate 

for a vacancy in the resident 

director's position at Ihe Alpine Corrections 

Center. 

-. Nick Westra, executive director of 

the corrections center, said that the 

board will meet on the subject of the 

resignation of Audrey Ditmas. The 

resignation will take effect at the end 

of August. 

At the board's meeting on Friday, 

Aug. 17, the commission examined the 

possibilitlesTto continue with the pro- 

ferent approach to include team 

leaders, coupled with a program coordinator. 

These three leaders would 

operate under Westra. 

The third possibility would pertain to 

subcontract management through the 

Community Family and Childrens Services. 

The county would own and 

operate the facility, while the CFCS 

would provide onsight supervision. 

Westra mentioned that the commission 

h°« until the end of September to 

make a decision. Another corrections 

committee meeting will be held on Friday. 

Sept. 1* at whM* thng a decision 

"will morelhan likelyJ?e made. 

A&L semi overturns 

Elmira M-32 curve 

ELMIRA — A semi truck owned by 

A & L Iron and Metal Company of 

Qajiwd favertUFMod an M-12 here no 

Friday, dumping its contents. 

The accident occurred on the 

90-degree highway curve at Buell Road 

around 10 a.m. when the driver lost 

control of his vehicle, rolling it on its 

right side. 

The driver, David James Rensberry, 

23, of Knottingham Forest, Gaytord, 

Holt, district secretary - elect; Len GOr 

don of €ast Lansing^ governor; Louis 

received minor lacerations and sought 

his own treatment. A passenger, 

William J Irwin of 

Road, Pinconning, was not injured. 

Jim Dye of Saginaw, governor-elect. 

Rensberry was cited for driving too 

fast and for an expired registration 

plate. 

The Incident was handled by the 

Otsego County and Antrim County 

sheriff's departments 

Sewer, water lines replac< 

"orTWesF Fetoskey Street 

GAYLORD — A two-phased public Secondly, the city is replacing the 

Petoskey Street between Court Street 

and North Center Avenue. " 

City Manager Don Harmon noted 

that two Jobs are being undertaken at 

one time . One is te replace the sanitary 

aewer and examining that sewer 

throughout the block. 

•yjy 

Be. A Wis&Old Owl 

Turn Used Merchandise into 

Cash With 

Herald Times Classifieds ^ 

732 5144 

The work should be completed in the 

next couple of weeks. Abo included in 

the woe* Is chlorinatkm of the new 

main. 

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GAYLORD - The 

Retired Senior V 

Program will hold a fall 

fashion fling at 

- Thursday. Sept 17 at 

Hidden YaUey 

j. Andrews 

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GAYLORD MIDDLE SCHOOL was pack 

_jecl for the Kiwanis Convention on Aug. 17. 

Kiwanis officials set UP displays and ban 

ners demonstratlng the different causes Gayiora; 

67th Michigan convention held at Gaylord 

Thursday, August 23* 1ft4 HERALD TIMES 3 

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the club has gotten involved with. 

Kiwanis members from ali over the state 

attended the weekend conference Tn 

Kiwanis district reaffirms goals 

By JOHN ANDREWS 

Herald Times Staff Writer 

all over Michigan converged on the 

the 67th Annual 

Michigan District of Kiwanis International 

Convention, Aug. 16-19. 

It was the first state convention held 

in northern Michigan for several 

years. Convention sites were Hidden 

Valley, Chalet Centre and the Gaylord 

Middle School. 

Among the prominent Kiwanians in 

attendance of the state convention: 

Len Gordon, Governor, East Lansing; 

James Dye, Governor-Elect, Saginaw; 

Arne Sarya, immediate Past Governor, 

Traverse City; and Doug Alexander, 

Secretary-Treasurer, Holt, _ 

Other notables In attendance were 

WLlber J. Blechman, Kiwanis Interna- 

Tebbe 

tional Board Trustee; J.J. Johnston, 

Jr., past governor of the Pennsylvania 

District; and Gene R. Overholt, 

Kiwanis international Trustee. 

were the reafflrabon o! tflWmaOWMl 

resolutions, and reaffirmation of six 

Constitutional Objects of Kiwanis. 

The Constitutional Objects adopted 

by the assembled delegates to the Annual 

Convention in Denver on June 1, 

1924, are ; 

• To give primacy to the human and 

spiritual, rather than to the material 

values of life. 

• To encourage the daily living of the 

Golden Rule in all human relationships. 

• To promote the adoption and the 

application of higher social, business 

and professional standards. 

• To develop, by precep* and exam-, 

pie, a more intelligent, aggressive and City is the birthplace of the Kiwanis 

serviceable citizenship. . ' club. , _ 

• To provide, through Kiwanis clubs, - Local members of the District Cona 

practical means to form enduring vention Committee include: Phillip 

friendships, to render altruistic ser- Hooper and Bob Copenhaver, convenvirp"anrt 

build communities. tion crehairmcn; PuaM JaslnsKL 

uujiu uvtivi Mvt'iftTw - 1 1 b 

• To cooperate"in creating and main- . convention program; !*?an Johnson, 

taining that . . . sound - public »«. ' opinion _ f _t and I registration; ' • *- •' DaVi Bob Dnrrtrmon Berryman, credennroHpnhigh 

idealism which make possible the tials; Conrad Schaffer, reception; 

increase of righteousness, justice, George Shima, exhibits; Bob Ber- 

patriotism and good will.. 

ryman, decorations; Jack Weston and 

Jet Ormsbee, transportation; Duane 

Jasinski, program advertising; Jack 

Weston, prayer-breakfast; Bill and 

_ Betty Barr, Georgia Respecki, ladies 

chairpersons; Rich Campbell, camp- 

—ing; Lee LaCross, entertainment and 

hospitality; and' Larry Scanlon, 

. children's program. 

ALSO ON THE agenda was expressing 

concern about improving the quality 

of life for the underprivileged child, 

and resolving, that Kiwanians 

rededicate themselves to addressing 

•the needs of underprivileged children. 

.Kiwanis International will celebrate 

its 70th anniversary in 1985, and 

Detroit will be the host city for the 

Kiwanis International Convention 

from^ June 30-JuIy S, IMS. The Motor 

IIVCJI. . * :I :T V.', •*:. - 

While the Kiwanis men went ahead 

with ehib business, wives and children 

were entertained by special programs 

lust for them. 

GAYLORD — For the fir* Meyer of Petoêy for the UUe and " dub's * 

since Ray McMillan 20 years ago, a -was installed during the Michigan a post. covering the nor- Since my district is the largest areaL 

n * ^ # - U, the UP fa, « 

Louis' Tebbe succeeded David L. Only four Gaylord Kiwanians in the a good portion of the Upper Peninsula. 

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OTSEOO COUNTY ROAD COMMIS- 

SION'S proposed site plan for a new complex 

south of McCoy Road, west of Old 27 

South and 

Mackinac Railway and Interstate 75, 

shows 5,000 ton salt storage dome at upper 

right. Bids were accepted for the salt 

storage construction project on Tuesday 

Pending approval from the State 

Highway Dept., the state will provide 55 

percent matching funds for construction. 

(See story on page 1). Planned roads Into 

the si* face McCoy Road. Construction 

bids have not been accepted yet for the 

of the project to shift the road commission 

headquarters from Its present location 

on South Otsego Avenue

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4. HERALD TIMES Thursday, August M, IM* 

Winner ef 41 awards 

of press excellence ilnci 1W8 

Revving up 

car fund 

THE lfll GAYLORD CAM may be 

painted black, but it's still in the red. 

A few years ago, the community 

last remaining Model 30 home to the 

Alpine Village where it was manual 

I tured before World War I. The restored 

auto was purchased from its previous 

; owner in KalispeH, Moh. ~~ 

It was a good move. The sparkling 

* antique car has graced the the last 

three Alpenfest Grand Parades, and 

i a mobile historical laiulmaiK. 

since its first ceremonial trip down 

M*in Street for the city's centennial in 

1961. 

Pledges were made to purchase and 

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Accuracy efforts 

PubUsher/Jim Grisso 

Editor/Arnold Mackowlak 

Staff Writer/John Andrews 

maintain the automobile, and 90 percent 

of the pledges have resulted in 

contributions to keep the car in runn- 

Hence, the Gaylord Car Fund could 

Te3 

Toward that end, an 

hors d'oeuvres and cocktail event will 

be heldfrom5-7 p.m. Thursday. Aug. 

30 at Hidden Valley, with proceeds going 

to the fund. Participants are invited 

to dress up in costume from the 

Great Gatsby era. 

Tickets, at $12 apiece, aie UII sale at 

the Gaylord - Otsego County Chamber 

of Commerce. 

Support it if you can. It's a good 

cause. 

aid credibility ^ 

CREDIBILITY is a serious problem for the mass media in this 

country, but there are efforts to correct the problem. - ^ , 

David Lawrence Jr., executive editor of the Detroit Free Press, 

explained some of the newspaper attempts nationally to promote 

accuracy and explain the workings of the press on the PBS "Late 

Night America" show this week. Lawrence is on a national commit- - 

tee for press credibility. 7~ . 

Mistakes mimli and large -- comprise the o ma jo* area^ 

cern for newspaper credibility, Lawrence said on the call-in interview 

show. Typographical errors, mistakes in spelling of names 

and inqnrnraripg in articles all tend to lessen reader confidence in a 

publication. 

Lawrence encouraged readers to call their newspaper when they 

find or suspect a mistake. We do the same at the Herald Times. Errors 

are not to be excused, and we make an effort to correct them 

when they do occur. 

In the daily newspaper, field, call-in questioners touched on an 

often-made criticista oHhe press' "pack instinct" toward national 

stories. And if one paper prints an apparent misquote, it seems that 

every paper is printing the same quote or fact the same way. 

LAWRENCE POINTED OUT that there are more than 1,700 daily 

papers in the US, and they are not uniform in coverage or con- 

TaiL nuwevei, wue~sciviiccompetiiiun is haidly an ope 

and errors made by those news-gathering and disseminating agencies 

unfortunately may gain wide print. 

One area where newspapers can provide responsiveness to such 

problems i« in tho lpttpr* tn the editor department Tetters get 

readers involved, helping them to feel this is their newspaper. After 

all, a pertainfftAflgnrP cS froprinm nf tho press Still resides with the 

individual. 

We welcome your comments, either by telephone or in writing. 

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Telephone: (517) 732 5144 

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f * Thursday, August 23,-19S4 HERALD TIMES S 

How bus discipline will be enforced 

LAST SPRING a school bus was involved in a train 

accident. Fortunately, no one was seriously Injured. 

The incident, however, created a backlash of 

parental concern about the safety of children riding 

v the school bus. 

The factor of safety had little to do with the 

physical equipment or the skill of the driver. The 

main concern was the behavior of children on the 

bus. 

The Gaylord Board of Education met with administrators. 

parents and representatives froqi the 

bus drivers association. The group agreed that 

. something should be done to improve the safety and 

behavior of students on the bus. - 

— - As a result of these meetings, the following rules 

have been adopted. If your child rides a Gaylord 

school bus, you may wish to go over these rules 

before school starts. 

BUS TRANSPORTATION POLICY . 

Philosophy . 

We believe all students can behave appropriately 

and safely while-riding on a school bus. We will 

CHALK TALK 

By Supt. Tom QUI 

Geylord Community Schools 

tolerate no student stopping drivers from doing their 

job or prevening other students from having safe 

transportation. 

Bus Rules 

1. Follow directions erf the driver. 

2. Stay in seat and face forward: — 

- 3. Keep all parts of body inside the bus. —— 

4. No objects will be thrown on the bus. 

5. Students will not use profanity. 

6. No food or beverages on the bus. 

If Student Chooses to Break a Rule' 

1st incident: Parent will be notified by bus driver. 

. 2nd incident: Five school day suspension of bus 

transportation privileges. 

3rd incident : Thirty ichool day suspension of bus 

transportation privileges. 

4th incident: Indefinite suspension of bus transportation 

privileges. . 

Severe Disruption T 

The following inappropriate behavior will result in 

automatic suspension of bus transportation 

privileges: -"*• 

1. Physical harm to a student 

2. Physical harm or threat of physical harm to the 

driver. U — 

3. Failure to give correct name. 

4. RefusaltoTotoey driver'sdtrectrequest. 

5. Bringing a weapon or any controlled substance 

on the bus. 

Property Damage 

The student or students will lose bus transportation 

privileges until total cost of damage is paid. 

Regulating pace of aisers 

DURING THE PAST YEAR, officials of the 

Vanderbilt Area Schools have become increasingly 

concerned with student fundraising practices and 

the economic impact that fundraising has on the 

Vandefbilt community. 

Like many small schooLdistricts, we are finding 

that fundraising focuses cm a small group of highly 

supportive people, and we are recognizing that fundraising 

is a collection of activities that need to be 

harnessed so these supporters are not alienated by 

what has been a continual stream ol fundraising requests: 

At a recent meeting of tne board of education the 

of student fundraising was taken, when the 

board authorized the formation of a committee 

whose members would research the fundraising 

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Davis aide hours —— 

GAYLORD - Con-, 

gressman 

district representative 

Paul Beachnau will be in 

the area from Aug. 27-30. 

Beachnau will be; in 

Gaylord at the Glasser 

Insurance Building from 

noon - 5 p.m. on Aug. 27,9 

a.m. - 5 p.m. on Aug. 28 

and 30. and from 11:30 

a.m. to 1 p.m. on Aug. 30. 

Beachnau will be at the 

Alpine Altai Zimmer attending 

the Senior Nutrition 

Program Lunch. 

Deadlines 

For Thursday Issue 

Noon Monday — 

display advertising. 

_news and photo 

graphs, letters to the 

editor. 

10 a.m. Tuesday — 

classified ads. 

For Monday ADZ^" 

Noon Thursday — 

news and 

photographs, 

10 a.m. Friday — 

classified ads. 

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area and report their findings to the full board at the 

October regular meeting. _ .: 

~~ IHE COMMHTEE will include parents, board 

members, teachers, representatives nf other local 

organizations who raise funds, and administrators.— 

A pi iiiun y goal of Ute committee will be to develop 

schedule of major fundraisers, so they may be tions. 

For more information, 

call 732-3151 Tuesday or 

or toll free 

1-800-682-8982. 

Levin contacts 

ALPENA US 

Senator Carl Levin 

(D-Michigan) announced 

that Tom Kenney of 

his regional office will be 

holding constituent service 

hours in August in 

the following places:. 

Tuesday, Aug. 28: 

Lewfeton, 10 to 11 a.m., 

ADZ: the north's 

Fifty Plus Club, 

Knee land Street; Grayling, 

noon to i p.m., 

AuSagr& Acres, 308 

Lawndale Drive. 

Thursday,. Aug." 30: 

Gaylord, 1 to 2 p.m., 

County-City Building. 

Area residents who are 

unable to attend the constituent 

service hours 

may wish to contact 

Senator Levin's regional 

office in Alpena at the 

Kane Building, 537 

Chisholm St., Alpena, MI 

49707. 517 - 354 - 5520. 

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organized in such a way that they are not run at the 

same. time. 

In addition, the committee will address the types 

of fundraisers operated, the groups utilizing fundraising, 

and the purpose for which fundraising 

"revenues are used. An analysis of these items will be 

esential to the developement of policy in the fundraising 

axsa. 1 - 

Our board of education is supportive of all student 

.organizations. The committee's function will be .to 

organize the groups, and the fundraising projects 

they conduct, into a well-managed unit that should 

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4 HERALD TIMES Thursday, August 23, 19*4 

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a.m., Sunday evening service at 6 p.m., and Wednesday 

prayer meeting at 7 p.m., according to Pastor 

Jay Ott. ' > . 

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GAYLORD - Bob and 

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and wife vocal duet 

team from Eaton 

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a concert of sacred 

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at Gaylord Evangelical 

Free Church, 1649 M-32 

East, QaylortL— 

irt wiiU 

elude songs written by 

many of today's contemporary 

composers as 

well as some of their own 

compositions and will 

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Sunday Worship 

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Wednesday 6 p.m. 

Family Night and 

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Herald 

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Invites 

All Area 

Churches 

To Place 

Their — 

AdycrtUing 

Message 

With Regard 

To Services, 

Location, Etc. 

Please Calf 

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Ask For Lois 

FIRST 

CONGREGATIONAL 

CHURCH 

United Charek of Christ 

Cor. oi 2nd A OM 27 S. 

Gaylord 732-5726 , 

10-.00 a.m. 

Sunday School 

I1:l5a.m • * 

Adult ©itote Study 

>1:30a.m 

Rev. Robert H. Shatter 

Pastor 

T*..rcH»w Anm.ciTl 10IU M » A . n T I M C t 7 

Marriage encounter 

plans 2 weekends 

in Gaylord Diocese 

GAYLORD — "Our other distractions, 

marriage was OKTbut it Two fail Worldwide' 

didn't seem to be going Marriage Encounter 

anywhere. After our weekends are scheduled 

Marriage Encounter this fall in the Diocese of 

-Gaylord. * 

focus. It was a great feel- The first is Sept. 28-30 

ing n great weekend - in -Coww. The other 

That is one of the weekend is scheduled 

typical comments made Nov. 9-U at Sugar Loaf 

by couples following a Resort in cedar, nor- 

Marriage Encounter thwest of Traverse City. 

weekend. 

Normally, weekends fill 

The 44 hour weekend, with 25-30 couples. 

which runs from Friday ' Registration should be 

night to late Sunday mailed early to insure a 

afternoon teaches guaranteed reservation. 

munication skill and 

MluU'i, J 

tunity to be together with 

no^children, no jobs, or 

contact Dave and Sally 

Bill and Martha Burn, 

732-2417 - 

Worship 

times 

For information on area church locations, 

ministers, times of services, and resource 

agencies, call the Rev. Charles Hewitt, president, 

Otsego County Ministerial Association. 

732 4163. „ 

• A Christian Men's Breakfast is held at ra m. 

each Thursday at the Elias Brothers Bio Boy 

Gaylord 

restaurant W Main St 

Come Worship 

With Us. 

S CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY 

\ 209 W. First St. Suite 103 Gaylord 

1 — • ft" 

Sunday Service & Sunday School 10:30 A.W. 

Wedne«% Evenly 8J^M. 

Reading Room Hour* 

I A.M. • 3 P.M. 

Wrdnwdav Evening 6:45-7:45 P.M. 

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GAYLORD COMMUNITY 

CHURCH 

M-32 East, Gaylord 

9 a.m. Sunday School — 10 a.m. Worship 

An Independent Full Gospel Fellowship 

PASTOR: STEVESCHEER (517)732-6090 

ST. ANDREW S 

EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

East Main Street h Hayes Rd. 

Sunday Worship 8 a m -10 a.m. 

Adult Bible Study 9 a.m. 

Church School 10-11 a.m. 

Rev. Charles H.Hewitt 

732-4163 \ 

FIRST UNITED METHODIST 

CHURCH 

215 S. Center Gaylord 732-5380 

Adult Bible Study 9:00 a.m. 

Sunday Worship and Church School 

Early Morning Service 8:30a.m. 

(Nursery Jr. High) 10:30 a m. 

Radio Broadcast WZXM 90 

Rev. Donna J. Lindberg, Pastor 

5*3 

REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 

OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 

World HMdqu*%« - 

Indafwndartc*, Missouri 

Sunday School«:45e.m 

11 Oft » rr. 

Wednesday 1 M p.m 

mirawr 

230 S Center 

GaylonJ 

MICHAYWE' MISSION 

Prethyterioo Church (U.S.A.) 

" "The Kirk In tho Birch Woods 

48! Chortos trtnfc Rood. Goylord 

Sunday Sorvico 10:A.M. 

Ecumenical Worship 

Rev Prodork W. McNoil. Pastor 

W-S73* 

Peace Lutheran Church L.C.A 

3701 Old 27 South ' 

Summer Sunday Worship •: 30 a. m. 

Fall 8i Winter Sunday Worship 10:30a 

Sunday Church School 9 00 a.m. 

Pastor Myron Vqn Seggern 

732-1901 

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• HERALD TIMES Thursday, August 23, TW4 

» .• - % • • 

'Camping' in outer space 

I GAYLORD - Marit Abrams, 14, of- 

Gaylord is the first student from northern 

Michigan to attend a week-long 

space camp at a NASA base in Huntsville, 

Ala. 

Abrams spent July 29-Aug. 3 at the 

NASA center, and said she learned all 

about the space shuttle program, and 

the mechanics behind the reuseable 

space vehicle. • 

"We were shown how the shuttle is 

built and operated," Abrams said. 

"We were also informed of NASA's 

plans for the future." 

By 1990, NASA plans on sending up a - 

permanently manned space station to 

conduct experiments, she said. 

Abrams got interested in the program 

when she saw an application in 

application in, along with a recommendation 

from her science teacher, 

Ca rmen Crane 

camp, she explained. Level I is for 

seventh and eighth graders, and Level 

II is for ninth and 10th graders. 

Abrams attended the level II sessions, 

which are very detailed and complex, 

she said. 

Students from all over the country 

attend the camp. Abrams' application 

was reviewed at tbe Marshall Flight 

Center in Huntsville, and soon she 

received notification that she was accepted. 

. , 

"I learned a lot about the shuttle pro-' 

gram," she said. "We were put 

through a simulated launch, experienced 

one-sixth gravity, and met 

various NASA scientists. 

The students also went through 

neutral buoyancy in a swimming pool, - 

which is similar to weighUessness in 

space, she said. She was put in the 

cockpit of the shuttle, and 

There ar^tffO leveb- frnm jfha nnntTnl Uw ground 

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The largest space and industry 

museum is at the Huntsville facility, 

she said, and the students spent time 

touring the different exhibits. They 

stayed beneafh the NASA center in an 

underground dormitory^.-.. T 

After the. camp was over, Abrams 

said NASA officials would keep in 

touch with her. The camp is held to 

search for new talent for the space program, 

she said. 

"Right now rmr trying lb 'decide 

whether to become a musician or an 

astronaut," she said. 

Before attending the space camp, 

Abrams spent two weeks at Interlochen 

in the intermediate orchestra. 

She plays bassoon, saxophone, 

flute, piano and organ. 

NASA will be adding a third level to 

the space camp for older students, and 

attend that 

FALL 

1984 

Registration Information 

EVENING. 

Registration for evening classes in Petoskey will be held at the NGMC 

Classroom Building pn August 30, 1984 (Thursday) from 6:00 p.m. to 

9:00 p.m. 1 _ y *—- -—.—_ ——* 

Evening students may also register for evening classes only August 20 

through August 24, 1984 between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. 

Registration will be tn the Student Services Office. — - 

Except where specifically noted, all evening classes will meet at 7:00 p.m 

Evening classes will begin on Tuesday, September 4. 1984. 

OFF CAMPUS REGISTRATION: 

Registration Center Location 

Boyne City 

Boyne City High School 

Cheboygan 

Cheboygan High School 

East Jordan 

East Jordan High School 

Gaylord • 

GaylpfdHigh School 

Aug* 27, '84 (Mon! 

Aug. 29, '84 (Wedl 

Aug. 27, 84 IMon) 

Aug. 28, 84 lluos)- 

St. Ignaca 

LaSalle High School Aug. 27, '84 (Mon) -7-8 p.m. 

SPECIAL NOTE 

Because of enrollment restrictions placed on all community rnlleges 

by the State Legislature it will be necessary to make the decision 

concerning whether a class has sufficient enrollment to be 

taught at tha time of registration. Therefore, K ie extremely important 

that students register on the schedule registration dates. 

TUITION AND FEES: 

Tuition: Resident-Residents of Emmet County S24 per credit hour Non- 

Hesidents-Residents of counties other than Emmet $30 per credit Jiour. 

Two ^°" ars (52.00) is charged per credit hour or partial 

• ur Laboratory or Materials Fees: Certain courses have additional 

tees to cover the cost of materials, supplies, or to compensate for brea 

Q 3 f%L?L C ^- S "^ a ~ b ^ S - A llst of . lh sse fees is posted in the Student Service 

rf j/rttn* .—u jui j ^mpus b e 

:MC raaerve« the right to change tuition, fees, course schedules 

and instructor without notice. 

FINANCIAL AID 

There are several kinds of Financial Aid for which a coU»o« *t,.rw 

apply. Pail Bums u loans fOr the Michigan G.a^nteedStudent Loan 

Program provide a maiority of the financial aid funds for our students at 

IV! T 16 Wore information and applications for these programs 

are available from the Ottice Financial Aid at North Central Michigan College. 

Application materials for Veteran's benefits are available for the 

*** ^ Office on campus Students muvs» be ar>#nged through J. Ouneefce. Preyaw Coordinate! 

For Additional Information Contact: 

North Central Michigan College 

A.D.SHANKLAND, PRESIDENT PHONE (616) 347-3973 EXT. 246 

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N> HERALD TIMES Thursday, August 23, 19M 

A S S U M E D m M E S THE 

The Otsego County 

Clark recently 

registered the following 

assumed names; 

Birch Hill MoW, 6535 

Old 27 South, Gaylord. by 

)|*anl Smith Clifton. 

Gaylord Area Credit 

Bureau, 1349 Old 27 

South, • Gaylord. by 

Ralph A. Trim. 

Maet tha Candidates 

Town Hall Forum, PO 

Box 113, Johannesburg, 

by John C. Rabaut. 

Tha Plum Shoppe. 131 

W. Main. Gaylord, by Isa 

E. Gregory. 

Penguin's, PO Box 224, 

Grand Ledge, by Sherrle 

M. Burns. ' 

Du-All Builders, 3332 

He v en wood Dr., Johannesburg, 

by David M. 

Stubll Jr., and Mickey G. 

Miller. 

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Times n—1_ 

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MARRIAGE LICENSES 


Clerk recently Issued the 

following ^jnarrlage 

licenses* — ! - 

Robert D. Roberts and 

Janice L. Shaffer, both of 

Gaylord. , 

Ronald J. Kullk, Jr., 

and Ann M. Paulsen, 

both of Gaylord./ 

Robert R. Latuszek 

and Jacqueline A. 

Mwuda. both of Gaylord. 

Paul J- Petrucci of 

Waters .and Denlse M. 

Forsgren of Gaylord. 

Jay A. Riling and Cynthia 

L. Darge, both of 

Fort Collins, Colo. 

COMMISSION ORDE:R 

CWI-231 .t4 

PHEASANT HUNTING REGULATIONS 

pfip 

The Natural Resources Commission, at Its 

meeting on June 8, 1984, under the authority of 

Section 11. Chapter II, of Act 286, P.A. 1929, as 

amended,-and Sections 4-and 3 of-Act 230, PrAt 

1925, as amended, being Sections 312 11. 300 1, 

and 300.3 of The" Michigan CompTTe3"Caws, 

established the following pheasant hunting 

season regulations for 1984. 

teaoono 

Zone 1: 

la that part of Menominee County lying south of 

Highway US 2 and Delta County, south and west 

Zones 2 and 3: 

October 20 November M, inclusive. 

Bag Limits 

Zone 1: 

Zones 2 and 3: 

Statutory bag limits shall apply — 2 male 

pheasants per day, 4 in possession, and 8 during 

the season. 

Pheasants taken in any of the prescribed phea 

sant put-take areas shall be included in the small 

game hunter's daily bag and possession limit. 

This Order replaces the previous,Order entitled, 

"Pheasant Hunting Regulations for 1983, 

CWI-231.83, dated June 10,1983, and sh^ll takeef 

feet October 10, 1984 and remain y'alid until 

November U. 1984. 

RI 111 DING PERMITS 


Dept. of Building and 

Zoning recently Issued 

permits tg: 

"Bailey Sides >or: 

• 30 x 40 detached pole 

type building on Algonquin 

St., Otsego Lake 

Twp'., sec. 3. Owner Is 

Ray Betcher of Gaylord. 

• 24 x 32 detached pole 

type garage on Birch 

Lane. Charlton Twpvf 

town 30 (Johannesburg^ 

sac. 32. Owner is Walter 

Palmer of Johannesburg. 

We Print 

Letters to the Editor 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 

ON ESTABLISHMENT OF 

SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT 

On Thursday, August 30, 1984, at 7:00 o'clock 

p.rh., af the Otsego LakeTownship Hair,-located 

at 1065AOid 27 South, Waters. Michigan 49797. a 

public hearing will be held before the Otsego 

Lake Township Board on the estimate of the 

Otsego Lake Township Board that the costs and 

expenses of apparatus, equipment, housing and 

malnlciiBine and upei alien el the Otscge Leke 

Township Fire Department for the fiscal year 

April 1. 1985 through March 31, 1986 wHI be the 

sum of $38,900.00; at the same time, date and 

_ be held orr the question 

of whether the entire unincorporated portion 

of Otsego Lake Township, Otsego County, 

Michigan shall be created into a fire protection 

special assessment district under the provisions 

of Michigan Public Act 33 of 1951. as amended, 

for the purpose of raising money by special _ 

within 

a housing satntf in connection there 

1 f 

and defraying such' costs and expenses by a 

special assessment on the lands and premises in 

said township to be benefitted thereby. 

The Otsego Lake Township Board will be in 

session at said time, date and place from 7:00 

o'clock p.m. until 9:00 o'clock p.m. to hear comments 

and objections that might be offered 

relative to said estimate of costs and expenses 

and the creating of the special assessment 

district. , 

Cecilia Schotte, 

Otsego Lake Township Clerk 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

FREE & REDUCED PRICE MEALS AND 

FREE MILK POLICIES AT ST. MARY'S 

Family income criteria to be used for the >984.85 school year tor School tlunch, School Breakfast, and 

Special Milk Programs. ' k • l ~* 

TOTAL FAMILY SIZE 

Each Additional Family Member 

A. 

SCALE FOR FREE MEALS 

OR FREE MILK 

Year 

6,474 

8,736 

10,998 

13,260 

-15,522 

17,784 

20,046 

22,308 

Plus $2,262 

M?" th 

540 

728 

917 

1,105 

\t394 

1,482 

1,671 

1,859 

PIUS $189 

JVgek. 

125 

168 

212 

255 

299 

342 

386 

429 

PIUS $44 

SCALE FOR REDUCED 

PRICE MEALS 

Year 

9,213 

12.432 

15,651 

18,870 

22,089 


28,527 

31,746 

Plus $3,219 

Month 

768 

1,036 

1,305 

1,573 

1,841 

2,109 

2,378 

2,646 

Plus $269 

Week 

178 

240 

301 

363 

425— 

487 

549 

611 

Plus $62 

All children from families at or below the income levels in Column A are eligible to receive meals or 

milk at no cost*. If ayallablee (Special Milk Program). Column A is used for the School Lunch, 

Breakfast, and Special Milk Programs. 

In addition, Federal PL-94-105 makes mandatory the service or reduced price meals to those 

chIId ran from f a m m es * 1 tKe^ôgeôf j n o o r T \ e s [ ' ^ 

for free and reduced price lunches will also qualify for free and reduced price breakfasts. The charge 

for a redufri prim breakfast mav not be more than 30 cents. 

Column B must therefor be used in providing reduced price meals. 

•Service of free milk is optional. 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

Vanderbilt Area School today announced Its policy for Free Meals and Free Milk or Reduced Price 

Meals, for children unable to pay the full price of meals and milk served under the National School 

' vnch, School Breakfast, Special Milk Program, and U.S.O.A. Donated Foed^Programs. - 

Local school officials have adopted the following family sire and Income criteria for determining 

eligibility! 

Total Family Size 

Each Additional Family Member 

A. 

Scale For FreeMeais 

And Free Mi Ik 

6,474 

-8,736 

10,998 

13,260 

15.522 

17,784 

20,046 

- 22,W 

"C 

Scale For Reduced-Price 

Meals —» 

* . 9,213 - 

12,432 • 

15.651" 

18,870 

22,089 


28,527 

31,746 

XWTdrah from Tan^mes whdM incoma Ts at or betow ttw tevets shown ar a ettgibi* tor free meals er 

reduced price meals 

at tha principal's office InaachschooL-Thls information n-a y be verified at. any time during fhef#roc! 

year. Appi-cations may be submitted at any time during the year. To apply tor benefits, households 

should complete the application provided by the school and return It to the school as soon as possible. 

For the school officials to determine eligibility, the household must provide the following informa 

tion listed on the application: Names (* all household members, social security numbers of all adult 

TSwahoW member*.dr an indication Tha' tt* member no* u J—HI una, tuM UpwaaKw* 

Income by source for each household member; and the signature of an adult household member certifying 

that the Information provided Is correct. Households are required to report increases in 

household Income of over 150 per month or S600 per year and decreases In household slie. Food Stamp 

Program households may provide their case number instead of income Information on the application 

To discourage the possibility of misrepresentation, the application forms contain a statement above 

tha space for signature certifying that all Information furnished In the application Is true and correct. 

An additional statement Is added to warn that the application is being made In connection with the 

receipt of Federal funds, that school officials may verity the information In the application, and tât 

deliberate misrepresentation of information may subject the applicant to prosecution under ap 

pHcabfe State and criminal statutes. 

In rmst cases, foster children are atsoettgtbte for these benefits, tf a family has f ostpr children hv 

ing with them and wishes to apply for such meals for them, they should follow the instructions provided 

on the appl lc * tl °" ^h^Hthey^>eed additional Information^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 

[ i n c h ^ h ^ ^ l f ^ ^ P ^ v ^ 

1 

prescribed family Income guidelines. 

i w n p e n w i t l o n ^ d 'sub^pay" 

The 

Under the provisions of the policy Michael Springsteen. Principal, will review applications and 

determine eligibility. If a parent Is dissatisfied with the ruling of the official, he or she may makâ request 

either orally or In writing lu *UUe* A. Hansen. Jr., Superlentendent, for a hearing to appeaUfce 

decision. The policy conttans an outline of the hearing procedure • 

• In operation ot child feeding programs, QflxfaikJ wi 11 be discriminated against because ol rfcee. sex, 

color, national or g-n, age, * 

If any i 

handicap ^ - 

believes he/she has been dlscrlmlnateed at 6059 

Hatch Rd, Otsego Lake. 

Twp., 

George DePrlest for 8 

x 12 utility shed at 1455 

Groveland, Bagley Twp., 

sec. 9. 

/' Ralph Pichan for 30 x 

36 pole type detached 

garage at 6545 Alba Rd., 

Hayes Twp., sec. 4. 

Howard Hob son (Hobson 

Homes) for 32 x 44 

house with 480 sq. ft, second 

floor and 12 x 20, 14 

-3c28 and 8-X-12 

1082 Michaywe' Drive, 

Otsego Lake Twp., sec. 

2. Owner is Dr. Viender 

Mendratta of Birmingham. 

Timothy A. Cypher for 

remodeling of large 

areas at 4815 Old 27 

South (Ke'nMar on the 

Hill"),-Bagley Twp., sec. 

28. Owner Is Clawsen 

Beaver Building Co. of 

Ortooville. 

Robert J. Williams for 

28 x 32 It* story house 

with full basement with 4 

x 40 deck at 6390 Bear 

Lake Drive, Charlton 

Twp., sec. 35. 

James Hopkins for 6 x 

30 roof over existing slaTa 

for open porch at 7725 

M-32 East, Chester Twp., 

sec. 23. 

LEGAL 

4K 

CHESTER TOWNSWP 

— MINUTES 

Proposed Minutes of August 14th Board Meeting 

The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by 

Chairman Samfcowlak. All board members were 

present. 

The board approved minutes of board 

meeting, treasurers report, liquor reports, bills 

totaling S2.796.89 & discussed Flnnegan Road. 

The board also discussed putting a question on 

the November ballot which would allow the 

voters to decide II they wish to continue having 

the Annual Meeting, or to abolish It. 

% """ 

All correspondence was. read and acted on end 

the meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m. * 

Genevieve Borowiak 

Chester Township Clerk 

COUNTY MINUTES 

June 2*. 1904 . . -* 

A tpKlil m**ilng ol th* Board of Commtsslonors w** held In 

^rrvmtv commlnwr, Room ol 7:05 p.m. Scott Kafka govo 

th* Invocation. Pledge of Allegiance rec, >*d bYoTr. 

ROLL CALL: Present Bette Crook. Larry Edward*. Douglas 

Johnson, Scott Ketke. John C Rabaut. J. Richard Yultl. Absont 

Timothy L. Haw, Al Nowok. Wllma Shlnovor, '. 

OTHERS PRESENT: wiltlam Porta*-. Jack Lowta, Don 

na saw-..-. 

" Tha purpose of tho mooting was to discus* wag** In r*g*rd to 

th* court* Judg* Port* presented soma of th* problems h* I* 

facing at-this Um*4n ragard-to court personnel wag** _ .. _ 

This meeting *djourn*d at 7:30 p,m. and moved to th* court 

room. Mooting reconvened at 7:40 p.m. In tha circuit courtroom 

Purpose of this mooting I* to bring togethor tho different sec 

tlon* of government with In the county that have to do with tana* 

OTHERS PRESENT; Mr. and Mr* Nels Jensen, Francis 

Nowak. Henry Mason. Raymond Winter. Connie Alexander, 

Willis Walker. Mary Sander*. John MarkovIch. Roy B*n*way. 

Laura Koronka. Shirley Samkowlak. Carroll Scott. Erma 

fttrnm1n¥« Frtlrn Pratt. Richard Sawicki, Donna Sawicki 

Cecelia Schotta. Gerald Noff*ing*r, Robert Vandarmarx, TTT 

State Ta* Comm.. John Pearson. Leroy Nelson. Ward Dexel and 

NIC Endors Mr. Vandermark introduced th* fallow members on 

the commission He g*v* a detailed presentation of the working 

ul Hie lex commission Th* first and most important level I* the 

nssrisn 

>. CT'y 'Counfr 

Building. Geylord. Michigan, 

that being the place for holding 

the Circuit Court tar the County 

of Otsego State of Michigan 

there will be offered tor sal* and 

public sole, for the pwrpo** *f 

i af sata a* altawod 

by low. th* lends and promises 

covered by sofd lien and daacrtbtawft 

Lot No 403 Enchanted Feres' 

No 1, according to the recorded 

plot thereof as i*coi dad In the 

Office of thojlegtsfor ef Oeeds. 

County of Otsti. State of 

The par tad of redemption as 

provided toy low shell to**ht (4-1 

mouths h on i fha data of seta 

Doted- Juty 30. NBs 

OH MINUTES 

IX 

Th. raoular rrwettng of the Gaylord City Cauncli waa opwwd 

W,th p f t a h M 

and Drafts 

Members 

Wtevttf BY _ 

reading t* the prawnwe 

O'Rourk* Blvd.. Lot 33 In m- 0^ytor«iAar l«h«triai ranR. 

"rwim f TSnllrU'îcommarclal FadMMa* Exemption 

Dnm. City Mawagf Dm> 

tattves relative to th* unsattsfactory completion of th* construe 

tlon of th* railroad tracks an Waat Main. 

Ayes Unanimous. MOMon carrlad 

Moved by Outfield supported byOreft*. M 

M9.997 49 be allowed (an Itemized list may be saw* at tha ciarks 

ofltcd) 

Awaa- IhMnlmout AAot.on carried 

mm >mm Board of Appeals b* tabled until the n*xt regular 

meeting and the appointment to tha Planning Commission until 

tha regular meeting of September 9, 1904. 

Drafts, that the c*rk be 

author lied to Issue a eharlta^solât^permltto 

Order of the Purple Heart, to conduct their Purpla Heart Viola 

Campaign on August 31, and September 1,19*4 from 9:00 a. m urv 

Mutual Aid Agreement.with th* OtsegO Cwmty Fir* Board, pro- 

^ t h a t p i ^ p h 9. section a S b ^ n d ^ t O «cKjde 

liability arising out of operating, ownership or use of motor 

Vfhlcte* or aqul^.^M = 

^ " b X ^ ^ S ^ X ^ u t f M d . WHEREAS. Kay I 

m0LXh* PjJjHc Act. •> WjLat 

emended. (Act i«i) has submits an application providing all Information 

and requirement* nacessary for graitflng of m 

dustrial Facilities Exemption Cartlfkate by the City of Gaylord. 

County of Otsaoo, State of Michigan, to Kay-Byta. Inc.. and 

WHEREAS, on May 23. '977, the Gaytord CMy CouncM 

ed the "Industrial Development District" »orthe Indu^rtai pro 

party of Kay Byte. Inc and others, and WHEREAS. « 

was heid by the Gaylord City Council providing 

rawr—jintatives of ell aflected taxing units the opportunity to be 

he£rde» requ l r^' by JKe slaKilf. W WHtHBftS. (.Unimilll wi 

granting of the Industriel Facllltlas Exemption Certlfteat* have 

Len heard and considered and WHEREAS. I t * * * * * * ^ 

and determined by the City of Gey lord. Council that th* granting 

" P . ' . " 1* 

? " 

• • I " " " — » 

Exemption Certificate* previously gri ^ . 

fore*, shall not have th* *ft*ct of substantially Impending the 

operation of the City of Gaylord. or of Impairing tha Onanclal 

soundness of a taxing unit which Idvlas an •* ve£wm Prof*** 

tax in the City of Gaylord and WHE RE AS. the Gaylord City Coun 

dl under Section 1* H) of Act m, of fhe P. A. of W4. as amended, 

has determined that the length of the Industrial Facilities E>r 

emptlon Certificate shall remain m force and effect tar tha:P* r ^ 

Of 10 yWI NOW. THCRCFORE BE IT HFSOl VFO. that lhe_ 

ivetheappllc 

Geylord City Caunrll fines fwftiy dPProv* the application of Key 

, twdustrell Fatuities Fxemptlan ' 

Ayes Dunn, Outfield. Mankowski and Drafts 

Nay* Brown and Bate* Resolution declared adopted 

Moved by Mankowski supported by Dreffs. that City Attorney, 

Steve DuBois. be directed to draft a letter to Kay Inter prise* Corelative 

fo the exemption certificate issued in January, I9t3 to 

their business located at 1404 0'Rourke Blvd.. which Is now lees 

ed by K Byte'Inc. 

Aves: Unanimous. Motion carried 

ynanirnwi. fwwpi v • 

, Moved by Drefts supported by Dunn, mmEREAS. Ptuwnlx. a 

Michigan Co-partnership, in conformity with Act 2S5 of the Public 

Acts of I97t, a* amended has submitted an application providing 

all Information and requirement* necessary for granting of a 

Commercial Facilities Exemption Certificate by th* City 

otGeyiord. County of Otsago. State of Michigan and WHEREAS, 

on June 25. 19S*. the Gaylord City Council established the "Com 

mere lei Redevelopment District" for the commercial property of 

the Pho*ni« « Michigan Co parlnersh.p and WHEREAS, incon 

-tormance with Ad ftl. in the tcmihtitlltft Of ll>TigvljHWU».l 

facility did commeocaon July 2.19t4. seven (7) day* after a Com 

merclal Redevelopment District was established and 

WHEREAS, tha GAylord City assessor and repreeantatlvesof all 

affected taxing units were notified by mall of tha time and place 

of the hearing on the application and WHEREAS, a hearing was 

held by the Gaylord City Council providing the Assessor end 

representatives of all affected texlng units th* opportunity tob* 

heard as required by statute and WHEREAS. It Is hereby found 

end determined by fhe Gaylord City Council that the granting of 

this Commercial Facilities Exemption Certificate shall not have 

the effect of substantially Impending th* operation of the City of 

Gaylord, or of Impairing the financial soundnee* ot a taxing unit 

which levies ad valorum property tax In the City of Gaylord and 

WHEREAS, upon completion of fhe facility Is calculated to, and 

wilt have reasonable likelihood to Increase commercial activity 

and create employment NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLV- 

ED, that the Gaylord City Council has determined the length of 

act. and shall remain In full force and eWecfTor vanT 

Ayes Dreffs. Mankowski. Dunn and Bates. 

Nays: Brown and Duffield. Resolution declared adopted 

Moved by Brown supported by Drafts, that the meeting ad 

lourn. 

LEGAL 

LowOfnco* Of ed es 

TxnoMyV Hi 

By Timothy L Hos* 

Aftamoytar 

BRAOrORO SCOTT 

Aye* Unanimous Meeting adjourned at 9 05 p.m. 

TIH^BDITRAXANNHERSXYÛS 

NOTICE OP LIEN 

FORECLOSURE SALE 

Default heving been made In 

the conditions of certain 

arid Lisa Railrictiar-J 

recorded on March 21. 1972. in 

Register of Oeeds. County of 

Otsogo. Stat* of Michigan, and 

pertaining to each and every lot 

in the ToHowlrta OHCritma »ub 

division: 

Enchanted Forest No. 2, according 

to the recorded plat 

thereof, as recorded In the Of 

flea of the Register of Deads. 

F „ , ,a, , « -V | w 

vOU'~Ty nrrttn yo "* 

Danny Mitch, tha Purchaser(s) 

/ Owner (s) of Lof No. 339, of said 

Enchanted Forest No. 2, who 

became th* Purcheser(s) / 

Ownar(s) of said lot on the 24th 

day of September. 1979. and 

which Building end'Use Restriction* 

required the payment by 

Purchaser above / Owners described of suF° lots 

within division the to . pey to the BR AO 

FORO - SCOTT CORPORA 

TION. a Michigan Corporation. 

/t» designated successors or 

assigns, such faos prescribed in 

said Building and Use Res trie 

tlons, to be usod for the 

maintenance and Improvement 

of fhe Guthrie Lake* area, on 

li rlolm 

ad to be due and unpaid by said 

Purchaeer(s) / Owner (s) of sold 

Lot No 339 et the date of this 

notice 100.00 principal and 5 00 

ponattyfee and 1.54 Interest, and 

BRADFORD • SCOTT COR 

PORATION having claimed; 

pursuant to the forms end condi 

tlons of the aforesaid Building 

eT-rrTi m vi Axrife 0 * 119 

or proceeding ot low or In equity 

having been instituted to 

recover the debt, ar ony port *f 

th* dtfrt. secured by the Itan. 

and fhe power ta foreclose sold 

lien oe provided In told Belldlng 

and Use Restrictions having 

become operative by reason ef 

siAh default. 

NOTICE Is hdroby given thet 

o'clock In the oftornoun. af fhe 

"arth door af Ihe City/County 

Building. Gaylord Michigan. 

tha Circuit Court tar hM County 

of Oil ago Stat* of Michigan 

there wfM be offered tar sole and 

sefd ta the Mgh**t bidder at 

public sola, tar the purpoeo of 

Lot Mo 399 Enchanted Prat 

No 2, according to tfm recorded 

plot thereof OS rocordod ta the 

Office «* the Register 0t Deeds 

Couoty of Otaago Stata af 

— 

Cltv Clark 

provided by law shall be six (6) 

months from the dataaf sale. 

Dated: July 20. I9S4 ' 

LEGAL 

Law Off Ices Ot 

Timothy L. Hass 

ByTUnothy-L. Hess 

Attorney for 

.CORPORATION 

• P.O Bex 4*4 

Gaylord. Michigan 49735 

_ STATE OF MICHIGAN 

IN THC 

CIRCUIT COURT 

FOR THE 

COUNTY Of OTSEGO 

First National Bank of 

Gaylord a Michigan Banking 

Corporation, Plaintiff, v Robert 

I Hancock and Mildred M Han 

cock, husbora and «,»««. and as 

Partner* In that Michigan CO 

Partnership. Otsego Junction 

Rollerena. Defendants - Case 

No (2 002 2109 CK 

ADJOURNED NOTICE 

OF MORTGAGE 

FORECLOSURE SALE 

In pursuance and by virtue of 

a decree of the Circuit Court for 

the County nf ntsaqn Matt ni. 

Mlchlgon, made and entered in 

the ebove-entltled causa on 

November 22. 1903, notice Is 

horoa* given that tfto 

Foreclosure Sale rescheduled 

for Juty 30. 1904 at t« 00 o'clock 

«n tho forenoon shall bo further 

adiournad to August 24. 1904 at 

>0 00 o'clock in the forenoon and 

County Ctark snail 

ihe frortf door oTW 

Courthouse to tho Ctfy af 

Gaylord, County of Otsogo. Stat* 

of Michigan, the following 

described property located In 

the City of Goylord. County of 

of Mlehigen. towft 

Commencing af a point an the 

North-South v* line of Section a 

Town 30 North. Range 3 West. 

453 1 foot north of the quarter 

poet en the South sid* of sold 

0 dsgr*** 42 minuta* W*st along 

thence South 09 degrees 10 

minutes West at 

331 4 taet ta the East Boundary 

Hne of New York Control Ron 

R oad rtghf -ef wey, thanes S«dh 

along tot* East boundpry Mho of 

BENSINGER A COMBS. P-C. 

• MR-waif -MENKES 

300 West Mom SOreof 

MlLideOW 49731 

(Jin 732 104 

M+*F

IN SERvmr 

oar 

GAYLORD - Chris 

O'Connor, who 

graduated from Gaylord 

High School in 1961 and 

was an outstanding 

wrestler during__those 

years, "has graduated 

from Officer Candidate 

School in Quantico, Va. 

jyConixxv who wants, 

to make a career of the 

Marines, graduated in 

the top 20 percent of his 

class, completing six 

weeks last summer and 

finishing up with his final 

six weeks this summer 

ofT 

He is currently attending 

Alma College and 

will graduate next spring 

as a second lieutenant. 

Upon graduation, 

O'Conner is planning on 

taking jet trainings 

through the flight school 

at Pensacoia, Fla. 

primarily interested in 

the jet training_which is 

18 months, but, if that 

wouldn't work out, he 

would enter helicopter 

\ Thursday, August 23, 1984 HERALD TIMES 11 

Chris O'Connor 

school. 

It was noted 

O'Connor is going 

through the same program 

that Fred Lickteig 

Mr. and Mrs. Fred 

JLickteig of Gaylord. 

O'Connor is the son of 

Mr. and Mrs. James 

O'Connor of Gaylord. 

Discover things to do... 

in the Herald Times. 

DEM ARCHITECT 

DONALD-E. MORGRIDGE, AIA 

GAYLORD, MICHIGAN 

INVITATION TO BID 

OTSEGOCOUNTY LIBRARY 

GAYLORD, MICHIGAN 

PROJECT NO. 181-12-84 

PROPOSALS 

Sealed proposals are requested for a new 

.ibrary Facittty-, Otsego County. Gaytordr 

Michigan according to Bidding Documents 

prepared by DEM -Architect, Project No. 

181-12-83 dated August 24, 1984. 

Proposals will be received until 12:00 noon Friday, 

September 21, 1984 at the Otsego County 

Library, c/o City/County Building, 225 West 

Main Street, Gaylord, Michigan 49735. 

A public bid opening will be neici an :UU p.m. 

Friday, September 21, 1984 in the District Cour 

troom, second floor of the City - County Building, 

225 West Main Street, Gaylord, Michigan 49735. 

Single Proposals will be received from 

General Contractors only for all the work of all 

trades for the project. The project will be award 

ed to the successful Bidder by the County Board 

of Commissioners at their regular meeting on 

Tuesday, September 25, 1984. 

CONTRACT DOCUMENTS 

Contract Documents will be available on or 

about August 27, 1984. 

?nts wiH toe on fiteât ttie~ 

following locations: 

1. DEM Architect, 123 West Main Street, 

Gaylord, Michigan 49735. 

2. Builders Exchanges 

in Grand Rapids, 

Traverse City. Trl-Citles.

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12 HERALD TIMES Thursday, August 23, lfS4 

F \ 

STOP" 

STREET 

BEAT 

Dan Wilson 

Joyce Dusik 

mst, 

fc*9f 

Nickki Tousley ' Jean Barrett Allison Barrett 

Getting restless for school to begin 

As the beautiful weather continues here In northern 

Michigan, Street Beat took advantage of the 

conditions by asking the following question: 

upon 

morning. I work so I won't have to worry about them 

beihg watched," said Fran LeFevece of Warren, 

Mich. 

RE TIRE AT 

UPPER LAKES 

Correction 

M-32 W.. Gaylord 

Party affiliations of 

Chester Township canprimary 

election were 

incorrectly identified in 

—732-9432 (lidates iii the Aug. 7 the Aug. fMssue. 

Correct affiliations: 

Lou Ann Olsen, Frances 

Nowak, Laura Koronka, 

NOTICE 

$10.00 Advertising Charge will be added to 

Ronald 

Shirley 

Dreffs and 

Samkowiak, 

Carol 

Jacobs, Republican. 

Erma Backenstose 

Otsego County Treasurer 

News 

732-5144 

-BUSINESS CLOSED 

PUBLIC AUCTION 

RESTAURANT AND BAR EQUIPMENT 

TUES., AUG. 28, AT TO A.M. 

ON THE PREMISES - FORMERLY KNOWN AS 

SHIELDS 

880 MUNSON AVE., TRAVERSE CITY, MICH. 

CONSISTING OF"— 3 Doubt* Gloss Door Reoch In Refrigerators. Hobart 2 Door 

Freezer 3 Upright Freexers, 6 Comportment Ice Cream Freezer. Vulcan 60 Gos 2 

Oven Ronge. Electric 24" x 36" Griddle. 2 Deep Fryers. Vulcan 34" Gas Broiler. 

S.B. 2 Burner Gas Stove. Vulcan 36" Convection Oven. Market Forge Gas Steam-It 

Pressure Cooker. S.S. 3 Well Sink, 2 S.S. IV Dishwasher Tobies BlodgettifrPeck 

Electric Portable Food Worming Cobinet. 3 Drawer Bun Warmer.. Cres-Cor Poraust 

Hoods, 3 Exhoust Fans. 3 Automatic Fire 

Ext. Systems. 2 Ice Makers. 20 Sections Erecto Shelving. 3 Maple Top And 2 S.S. 

Top Work Tables. 2 Cooler Doors. 2 Refrigeration Compressors. 60 Assorted Formica 

Top Dining Tables. 148 Upholstered Choirs, 65 Stock Chairs. 36 Swivel Chairs 

With Ball Casters. 50 Wood Folding Chairs, 3 Veep Folding Portable Coot Racks. 

A PnrtnhU Flftric Hot Food Toble. Seco 6 Portoble ke Pan SOtod Bar. Seco 

Portable Electric 2 Well Hot Food Table, Formica 17' Liquor Bor. Formica 23' Back 

Bor. 2 S.S. Under Bar Sinks. 2 Woitress Stations 4'. Perlick-'/t Barrel Portable 

Refrigerated Beer Dispenser. K-Way Soda System. Spinet Piano. Player Piano. 13" 

x 16' Sectional Dance Floor, Commercial Washer & Dryer. 4 Bar Cash Registers. 

1.000 Pieces White Chino. S.S. Toble Flatware. Glasswore. Table Service Items. 

Pots. Parrr;—OTvnsils, Office Equipment, And Many More Items. 

TERMS • FUU PAYMENT SALE DAY. CASH OR GUARANTEED CHECKS, 

J. ' " .. 

OPEN FOR INSPECTION MON . AUG. 27. 1 P.M. TO 5 P.M. AND 8:30 A.M. MOR- 

NING OF SALE. ' 

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"Yeah, because the neighborhood kids will be in 

school," commented Kathryn Foster, also of Warren. 

- i 

"No* rgjiliy. ft just seems Ipse the summer went by 

too fast. I work full-time myself. I just feet that 

mavbe It's because I'm getting older or something. 

It Just seems like I don't have enough time to spend 

with^ the kids anymore," said Joyce Dusik of 

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"Yes I am. My daughter is getting very restless 

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"Oh yes, I'm glad school is almost here. I think the 

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Irwin introduces salt limit bill for highways 

Thursday, August 23, l»M HERALD TIMES 13 

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S, .v *• - .-r*- • *' •. ~?U"* •" ' * w . ' * • • 

Salt could be cut, not banned: road officials 

GAYLORD — A recent Senate bill to 

eliminate or limit the use of salt on our 

highways has been introduced by State 

Sen. Mitch Irwin. 

"I plan to begin a big push in the upcoming 

(all session to secure passage 

of this bill," Irwin said. He added that 

"a sensible salting program is im- 

perative if we are to protect our pavements. 

environment, especially a clean water Bowers said that there are exsupply-" 

j periments going on with regard to salt 

Larry Bowers, engineer - manager substitutes, but the state should be 

of the Otsego County Road Commis- careful in choosing one. 

si on, stated that he believes iall can ~ When asked if sand would be a suffibe 

cut back some on tbe county roads dent alternative, Bowers was doubtbut 

the interstate should have clear - fuh— — - - — - — —= 

No progress on old Elmira School 

J&LMIKA — No progress has 

made on the possible demolition of the 

old Elmira School, although residents 

have hftfrn rompTaintnp ahnA the 

cant building for several months. 

Otsego County Prosecutor Jim Co- 

Corrections 

Due to an error in the 

AU#. lb &!Ntl Beat, a 

picture Of Beth Warner 

tified as Betty Gehringer. 

The Herald Tunes 

regrets the error.' 

An Aug. 16 photo of the 

Grand Champion, beef 

division, at the Otsego 

County Fair, was incor. 

rpctly irtentifjorl n« a 

bull. The animal was 

purchased by Michael 

Sklarczyk Farms of 

Johannesburg. 

TAKECARE 

OF TOUR 

LUNGS 

THEY'RE 

ONLY 

HUMAN. 

AMERICAN 

LUNG 

ASSOCIATION 

Tt» CwWrns SM> OWCW* 

r i 

Meet. 

DANA HIRD 

Landscape Horticulturist 

= Professionally Installed 

landscapes 

add .value and save 

money in the long 

run. Stop in or coll 

us today. 

* Geylord 

Nursery S 

Alpine Plaza 

Gaylord 

~T 732-96S3 

RIDING 

THE CIRCUIT 

Classified 

with AtTON T. DAVIS 

• All controcU for the solo ond purchose ol reol 

MtOt* must b« in wrlfTog ... . 

- • A corporate* like o person, moy leke. hoid. buy 

ond tell property If con olso moke controcts. sue and 

be sued 

* If Hos been Mid thai, lows ore generolly found 

lo be net* ot such a texture, at the little creep 

through 

s+red are olone ent ogted In 

* Williom Shenstone. 18th Century tnglish Writer, 

"•When property hos been damaged or destroyed 

by onOttver person the owner Is entitled lo compenso 

• either by recovering the amount of loss coused 

by the domoge or by recovering th«jsggtJo restore 

the property to Its condition SEFOtE the dor-ag» 

•Y THI WAY. Ignorance of the low exc^s no 

mon; not that oil men know the low. but fc~

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14 HERALD TIMES Thursday, August 23, 1W 

SPORTS 

Herald 

Times 

Gridders gear 

GAYLORD — Football practice is 

gorng on 

County teams get ready for another 

season. • , •; 

—Gaylord,; St. -Mary ^nd Johannesburg 

- Lewiston each will inaugurate 

the 1964 season with games 

on the weekend of Sept 7-8. 

At Gaylord High School, Coagh Chad 

nntrhpr g»yi hf haw i Inf ill tilrnt (II 

his varsity squad this year. 

for football this season Chris Clark 

will be the number one quarterback, 

backed up by Dave Sage. 

Other gridiron talent this year will 

be Coming from Brian Renkiewicz, 

Doug Miller, Chris Hansen, Rick 

Blankstrom, Totid Nowak, Mike 

r~7~— Powell, 1 Brian Wilson and Ray Goelta 

'at i wining backs. be oh W 

Dutcher noted thai his coaching staff Alcona. 

will consist of himself as head coach Fred Davis 

along with Doug Becker, Lou Monte coach.. 

and Ken Ames, Dutcher says the Blue 

have a pretty good 

season. 

Gaylord's first game will be at 

Rogers City on Friday, Sept. T, The 

homecoming game is slated with 

Charlevoix on Friday, Oct 12. 

St Mary's first contest will be on 

Saturday, Sept. 8 at Cheboygan 

r.thniir th* Knights rf Columbus 

trophy game. The homecoming game 

for the SnoffhiM* '« tentatively set for 

Saturday, Oct. 20 against Pellston, 

Coach Tom Grange is the helm of the 

Snowbirds for the first time, with 

Terry Distel assisting. 

Johannesburg - Lewiston High 

School's first regular season game will 

he Friday, Sept. 7 at Central-Lake. 

This y ar s homproming content will 

be on Friday, Oct. 12 against Lin oln- 

UPPER LAKES TIRE 

M-32 W. Gaylord 732-9432 

Where to call 

Otsego County Emergency Numbers 

Ambulance 

Otsego County Ambulance Corps 

Fire 

Charlton Twp. Fire Dept. 

Gaylord Fire Dept. 

Elmira-Warner Fire Dept. 

VAnHArhHt-flnrwith Twp. Fire Dept. 

Otsego Lake Twp. Fire Dept. 

Police 

—Gaylord Police Dept.— 

Michigan Sitate Police 

Otsego County Sheritt 

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CAMPER TRAILER^ccupanJs en|oy 

picnic during early evening hours in 

heart of Pigeon River Country State 

Forest. .Campgrounds have been reopened 

since the Song of the Morning dam silt 

spin in Juty. .— — — _ _ _ _ _ 

galore 

at show 

GAYLORD - The 

Northland Sportsmen's 

Club was the scene of 

buying, borrowing and 

bartering as the annual 

gun show brought in gun 

enthusiasts from all over 

the-stalejm Aug. 18-19. 

All kinds of guns — 

pistols, rifles, shotguns, 

flintlocks and even an 

M-16 automatic were on 

display at the show. 

It was organized by 

Ron Dickerson, Don Butcher 

and Charlie Radtke, 

members of the Nor- 

Club. Frank Toszer sold 

raffle tickets as the club 

gave-away a brand new 

canoe, a chainsaw and 

shotgun. 

Some private land involved in elk hunt 

Club members also 

selected the top three 

displays* ill U« sliuw and 

issued plaques to the 

wimcn*^_L ~ 

—GAYLORD -^=- NOW 

that the _ Natural 

Resources Commission 

(NRC) has approved of 

an elk season in Pigeon 

Ri 

will be available to contacted by mail 

hunters. 

around Nov. 10. Out of 

Prospective elk the'50 selected, 10 will 

hunters will be able to have the choice of 

pick up license applica- shooting bull, cow or. 

______ calf. 

To avoid the slaughter 

of elk that occurred in 

the mid-1960s, law enforcement 

officials will 

patrol the area during 

the hunt. 

is trying to regenerate. 

—hr-first place was 

Farmers near Johan- 

Gerald Qulntel pf 

nesburg say the animals 

Custom Ammunition in 

trample their fields and 

Ossineke. Second place 

eat their livelihood 

went to Tom and Marcia 

away. 

. 

—Forest Dae. 11-16, facts 

have surfaced about the 

hunt. 

is returning as head It is the third in the 

state's history, the first 

elk hunt since 1965. A 

large portion of the herd 

was killed during the last 

hunt, due mainly to illegal 

poaching of the 

animals. 

Thp 1ir«»n>u» fp» is HOP The only solution to If the hunt goes smootn 

Gun Shop in Westland,- 

refundable $4 fee to app—and it must be sent to the—crop and forest damage—this year, .subsequent— 

in third place was 

ly. The mailing ... deadline 

. ... n^n-l DNR within X&L1 A two •• weeks • • 1 • of — M by 1 elk .11- is j. to 4. have a « hunt, U.. ni hunts ki.n*n will mm!1 be Wn held WaM each nk CtilM 

H.W. Harmon of Pruden- 

for applications is Oct. notification: Hunter safe- DNR officials say. An year, officials say. The 

ville. 

15. 

ty, marksmanship and over-populated, hungry present size of the herd is 

On Nov. I, a computer elk habits will be elk herd has fed on estimated to be over Photos on the gun ap- 

will select at random 50 discussed at a two-day foilage where timber has 1,000, while the ideal size pear in this week's 

names. Winners will be seminar before the hunt. been cleared and aspen is said to be about 750. Herald Times Magazine. 

The hunt area will 

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cover about 222"square 

-miles east of .Gaylord 

and northwest of Atlanta. 

Most of the crop and 

forest damage has occurred 

in this area. It is 

approximately one-third 

of the entire elk range. 

About half of the hunting 

area is state-owned 

and falls in the Pigeon 

River Country and 

forests. The DNR is talking 

with farmers and 

landowners to get an 

idea what private land 

HIIAIO TIMIS MAGIC ADS 

ClOMifWd* Ihol con wo'k tor yowl I 

Keep up with local news... 


~ I would like 

to thank all my 

supporters for 

your diligent 

efforts and many 

votes in the 

primary election. 

I plpfipp tn rln my 

best to continue 

working in your 

behalf In Lansing 

RALPH OSTLING 

Pd tor by »ho commlNoo to r» »»oct R#tp* Ottilng 

or TM 

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Chairs and Recliners 

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Thom 

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Bedroom Sets 

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St. Johns Dining Rooms 

Sofas and Sleep Sofas All Accessories 

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Rustic * Living Rooms 

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Announcements Announcements Free Offers 103 

101 

INVESTORS WANTED: Eom 

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(3-l-tf-lOl) 

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tho merchandiso and services 

offered aro proporiy 

described ond willingly 

sold to customers ot mo 

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deceptive or misleading, it 

never knowingly accepted. 

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(7-9-tf-lOf) 

HERALD TIMfS OFFICE 

HOURS; MUMduy lluuugh 

FiMdfly. 8.30 U-Iti. to 5 p.m. 

until further notice. - 

(7-Y-tf-lUIJ 

SSS NEED CASH? I buy lond 

cont rods, mortgages, 

not as ond pa par. Call days 

732-4696. 

~ (4-lB-tf-101) 

CASH FOR LAND CON- 

TRACTS. Any typo proporty. 

732-8526. 

(7-28-tf- 10J) 

m u i l l l H U L L . 

OTSEGO 

COUNTRY DAY 

SCHOOL 

has flmlted space 

available Die for tor fall ran 

sessions. ns. preschool 

I children 

ages 3J 

5. COT to 

reglster. 

732-3638 

4 n m i u n a a 

Classified 

Advertising 

INDEX 

ANNOUNCEMENTS 

101 Announcements 

103 Cards Of Thonkt 

103 Fr*« Offers 

104 Happy Not** 

100 lost And Found 

106 Personals 

107 Repelr Service* 

100 Services Availoblo 

EMPLOYMENT 

301 Administrative/ 

Professional 

203 Domettlc'Child Care 

304 Help Wonted/ 

Mi seal leneou • 

306 Office'Clerical 

306 Situation* Wanted 

307 T redes/lndustriel 

MERCHANDISE 

301 Clothing 

303 Feed/Seed/Plonts 

303 Goroge/Yard Solos 

304 Hooting/Air 

Conditioning 

306 Household Goods 

— For Sale 

307 Musical Marchendte* 

300 TV/Radio/Recording 

JOT now »u 

RECREATIONAL 

401 Rocreettonel 

601 

TRADING 

Vehicles 

LIVESTOCK t PETS 

001 Horse* ft RJdlng 

THI AUTO SHOP 

(Separate S*ctl«»i) 

101 

COMPUTER EDUCATION 

for homo or businett 

availoblo through 

DotaSkllls of Gaylord. Coll 

517-732-2271. 

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FRSC TUX - GROOMS TUX 

IS FRCK AT C004JVS of 

downtown Kalkaska ' ond 

GoylonclrAlpino Plaxo~with 

rontol of 4 or mora. 

(4-9-tf-101) 

DONATE USED BOOKS 

AND MAGAZINES to tho 

Gaylord Brooch of tho 

Amor icon Association of 

I lor th*l 

annual Book Solo. Pro- 

coeds go to thoir scholor- 

ship fund. H»r information 

on dalivory or pick-up of 

books, call Solly at 

732-9001. Moggit at 

732-3392. or Ann at 

(Elmira) 546-3472. 

(8-6-22-101) 

HUNT NOW I PHEASANT 

ANO CHUKA*PARTR1DGE. 

tnnn C.nido* and doyt 

your dog walcomo. 740 

ocro* noith of Patosfcey • 

Harbor Springs. Group 

moots ond occomidations if 

desired. Details ond reservations, 

(616) 526-6651. 

WY Camp Loke Club, Inc.,- 

Rt. 2. Harbor Springs. Ml 

49740. 

(8-20-6-101) 

I WILL NO tONGER BE 

RESPONSIBLE for debts 

other than my own. Rebecca 

Mooggenberg. 

•8-23-1-5 01 ) 

YOUR WEDDING DAY 

DESERVES SOMETHING 

SPECIAL. Coll Michaywe 

for information about banquets 

and racaptions. 

1-939-8800. 

(8-23-2-101) 

BLUEBERRIES • YOU PfCK. 

6SC A POUND. Suctions, 

11690 Poninsula Drive, 

Traverse City. Toko 31 

South, Gorf.eld Ave., right 

to Peninsula Drive, 7 miles 

north on Peninsula Drlva. 

Coll for picking days. (616) 

223-4846 


Cards 

of Thanks 

102 

ON BEHALF OF THE 

ALPENFEST COMMITTEE 

wo would like to thank the 

community for itt tupport 

of tha. first annuol 

Alpenfest Swap Sola which 

was o real success. We 

would also like to thank 

Mr. Gottloeb for allowing 

us the use of his store on. 1 

Main StreeTrAlso the radio 

station and newtpoper for 

tho publicity they gove us. 

y#or •" Sonay Koch. -t 

Marsha VonDolo. 

(8-20-2-102)L 

WE WOULD LIKE. TO 

THANK THE MANY 

FRIENDS, family members 

ond employees of Standard 

Products for thoir 

support, thoughtfulnoss, 

and sympathy during the 

death ot oor father Richard 

Respecki. Also a special 

thonks to Nelson's "funeral 

Home, Fother Jim, ond 

—Pother BilT for their help 

and support. The family of 

Richard ISespeckl. 

(8-20-2-102)L 

Free Offers i«3 

TO GIVE AWAY TO GOOD 

HOME. 1 % yoor old cock-Jpoo. 

And five yoor old 

boogie. Excellent with 

kids 732-7418. (B-23-1 103) 

PRCK - GERMAN SHEPHARD 

to a good homo; 1 % yoor 

old fomalo; has all shot*, 

vory friondly. 732-1040. 


Happy Notes 104 

Hsppy 

40th Birthday 

Dick 

From 

Your Girls 

Lost 

and Found 106 

IF YOU KNOW THE WHERE 

ABO UTS OF A PURSE that 

was token from a car jn the 

Country Star Restaurant 

parking lot, plooso coll 

732-3000. it Is tan leather 

and we would liko tho contents 

bpek. 


Repair 

Services tot 

ALAN'S APPLIANCE 

REPAIR. Wothert, dryers, 

dishwashert ond ronges. 

Promt, reliobie service. 

Call after 5 p.m. 732-5862 

(2-16-tf-107) 

feed 

alfcw 

Part 

fbrYbur 

Grill? 

BRINO YOUR OLD 

ORIIX BACK TO LIFE! 

PYROfAX GAS COftP. 

595 W. McCoy U. 

(517)732-4949 

(517)J4IS0S5. 

Services 

Available 

-Tt 

CUSTOM CANE. RUSH or 

reed choir seat weaving. 

732 5939 

(5-14-tf-lOB) 

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classifiad ad. Call 

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Ouug R. 

Hair Designer 

NOW AT BLAIR'S HAUS OF HAIR 

Men's & Women's Styling 

•Perms •Coloring 

8:30 • 5:30 Monday - Saturday - 

•45 S. Otsego Goylord 732-3900 

We Sbip 

Rewwi 

Your Parcels 

Via United Parcel Service 

and other freight companies 

Hardware Centera 

Gaylord - VanderWIt 

Mon Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

Services 

Available lot 

HATE . 

PAINTING?? 

Call Bob 

732-3326 

Inter lor/Exterior 

REAL ESTATE APPRAISALS. 

Rasidential, commercial, 

vacant, business opportunity 

analysis. Lois 

Grisso. 732-4178. Rotes 

available on roquost. 

(12-15-tf-lOe) 

UPHOLSTERY 

Serving The 

Gaylord Area 

• For 14 Years 

Wifh Excellent 

Work 

26 McCoy Rd. 

7329412 

NOW 

is the best time for 

planting, transplanting, 

fertilizing and 

seeding! 

Catl Evenings 

732-7677 

Springdale 

Landscape & 

Maintenance 

14 FOOT CUSTOM COM- 

BINE to do jobs. $15.00 per 

ocro. Call 732-3681 or 

732-1166 ask for Ivon or 

Tony. 

(8»20-2-108)1 

Stained Glass 

«»> 

Jody • 

Jody Arthurs 

732-7172 

if 

•Chimney Inspection 

QUALITY 

CHIMNEY 

SWEEP 

Dust Free Vacuum 

'Prompt * 

'No Mess 

•Free Phone 

Estimates 

'Wood Burning and 

Chimney 

Accessories 

•Handyman JobsDgne 

Michael C. Conat 

732-1513 

COMPLETE LANDSCAPE 

SERVICE. Design, construc- 

Hun und 

Tree ft shrub planting, 

pruning and spraying. 

Lawn installing, renovotion, 

mowing, wood ond 

insect control. Mid August 

through September • I it »doot 

for seeding lawns. Fully 

equipped 14 years landscape 

experience. Licensed 

and Insured. SCAPE ft 

SWEEP SERVICES. "The 

Londscape ft Chimney 

Company 732-7917. 

(B-23-ft-TOB) 

COTTAGE AND CABIN 

PAINTING or stoining. 

-.-n.noi reco :/* 'eo to noble 

rates, fn 

732-1515. 

(7-23-15-108) 

'Ecenemy 

Chhnnry Swrrp 

Economy priced f»l-#ech 

service" 

• Cruttbusters 

• Full, 

ChTiMHoy rettnlnf and 

PRC! 

Smiles promptness. 

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dressed for occasion. 

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73M 

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POSITION AVAILABLE. 

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lo work with problem 

youth. Respond in writing 

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August 28. 


Clubs/ 

Restaurants 202 

HELP WANTED: WAITRESS 

NERDED. Apply within 

Gaylord Bowling Center. 

Clubs/ % 


GAYLORD BIG-BOY NOW- 

ACCEPTING APPLfCA- 

TIONS for cooks, 

waitresses, hostesses ond 

but parson' Apply * between 

2 ond 4 p.m. 

(719H-202) 

APPLICATIONS NOW BE- 

ING ACCSPTEO for foil 

waitress positions full ft 

port-ttme. lunch and dirr-~ 

ner shifts. Apply In person 

at Sugar Bowl Restaurant. 

(8-16-6-202) 

HIDDEN VALLEY IS SEEK- 

ING QUALIFIED individuals 

for the following positions: 

riaw thill rram dffh atstt 

Jont night office monoger, 

third 

\ih 

snift office ouditor. 

person at 

Monday Fridoy. 9 

jj.m. _5 p.m. M-32 East, 

Goylord. 

(8-16-4-202) 

PART-TIME KITCHEN ft 

WAITRESS HELP. 

Wiiderness Valley. (616) 

585 7141. 


HIDDEN VALLEY 

CLUB & RESORT 

Due to Increased 

volume of business we 

are seeking profes 

slonal, service 

oriented Individuals 

with- previous ex 

perlence for the 

following positions: 

•Dining Room 

Host/Hostess 

•Walters/ 

Waitresses 

• Bartenders 

Apply in person at Hidden 

Vaiiey on M-32 

East, Gaylord. 

TOOL AND DIE MAKER 

Small print. Muot bo a certified journoymon 

with a minimum of 8 years practical experience 

or have completed a full apprenticeship 

program. 

Please apply: 

* PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT • 

STANDARD PRODUCTS COMPANY 

594 Alpine Road 


(517) 732-5121 

. An equal opportunity employer. 

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Thursday, August 23, 19M HERALD TIMES 15 

Herald ADZ^ 

Thursday 

Monday 

Telephone And Counter Service 

8 o.m. - 5 p.m. Monday - Fridoy 

Telephone Service 

Saturday 9 A.M. - Noon 

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MANAGER TRAINEE NffD- 

ED. Experience ond/or college 

o plus. Sand resume 

to: Box 115 c/o Herald 

Times. P.O. Box 598. 

Gaylord. Ml 49735, 

('• 

APPLICATIONS NOW BE- 

ING ACCEPTED AT THE 

CHALET RESTAURANT ft 

Motel for all positions. Apply 

In parson. 

W! SELl 7 DAYS A WfFK 

Domestic/ 

Child Care 203 

t tfCEMSCO DAY CARE 

HOME. Town located. Any 

oge welcome. 732-7814 or 

732-7933. . 

(5-3-tf-203) 

BABYSITTER IN OUR 

HOME. 3 days a 


KIND. RESPONSIBLE 

BABYSITTER-NESDfi) for 2 

youn >ung children In my 

rvom« 732-4811. 

NEW OPPORTUNITY % 

,j ...jnagement — m ... _ 

tortious, goaf-orlented persons-4o join their toam 

ol professional Positions Include waitress, 

hostess, cook, management, sanitation and other 

areas. This is an excellent opportunity for 

housewives to earn extra Income and meet new 

friends. We.have many goals and need good peo 

pie to help us reach them — people like YOU!!! 

E.O.E 

!0 

ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR 

CRAWFORD CO. 

AREA NURSING HOME 

Due to the tact our Director ot Activities 

Is re-locating, we must till this 

position as soon as possible. . 

The position requires someone to be 

able to work with the elderly on an Individual 

and group basis. In addition, 

he/she must possess good PR skills 

and be capable of working in 

management position.. 

Some of the responsibilities include 

organizing of volunteer groups, super 

vising games and crafts, represen 

tative for certain committees^ some 

public Speaktng and scheduling, i 

facility concerts, plays and groups. 

Applicant must be i high school 

graduate. Experience preferred but 

not required .\1QK plus , Send resume 

P.O. Box 888/0 ray I ing, Ml '49738. 

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This I bodroom chalet across the rood trom Monufcq Lake Is par feet tor oH your summer / winter ton Nicely wooded lot and 

gar aga for your convenience 13**00 wtth terms ^ 

BRAND NEW LAKEFRONT 

CttALCT.. M V F RONTAGC 

Beautiful chelet with main ttoor laundry, lott. wood 

burner, new carpet log. pine frees and a beoutltul view 

1*5.400 

MUSHROOMAREA 

100 ACRES north of Geylord. very heevlly wooded with 

'' •' —« w " >"»•••"*•

35= 

••••MR 

14 HERALD TIMES Thursday, August 23, 1*M 

Domestic/ 

Ulllfl 1^4 5T 

CHRISTIAN INFANT 

*UMWft HAS OPfttlNC 

•or 0-24 months. 732- 12S6. 

Third yeor ot business and 

references. 

(8-9-H 203) 

•ABYSTTTINO AVAiLAM.1. 

S miles south ot Goylord. 

Licenced. Now bom* up to 

4 yeOrs welcome. Coll 

732-1053 

(S-13-4-203)1 

Will DO BASYSITTINO IN 

MY HO Ml. Reosonobie 

rotes, droptns welcome 

Call 732 4340. 

(8-20-4-203) 

IAROI, ESPEC All Y 

DfCORATED AND SOU*- 

PRO PI AY ROOM. Activities 

planned to meet 

your pre-schoolers needs 

limited enrollment. Must 

bo at leost 3 yeors by 

December 1st, For on exciting 

new idea In day 

core, coll 732 2R37 —- 

[8 20 4 SB) 

I WOULD UKi RARYSIT- 

TING IN MY LICENSED 

HOME. I enjoy working 

with children ond have lots 

of experience. Relioble 

arvd reasonable. 732-4106: 

(8-20-2-203)1 

Help Wanted 

Miscellaneous 

204 

ond electronic repairmen. 

732-6244. 

Kelp Worrtod 

Miscellaneous M4 

Position opon for 

motwro Jody to bo a 

florist. Must bo obis 

to work most Saturday!, 

do deliveries 

and bo a nonsmoker. 

3 or 4 days 

por wtsk storting In 

Soptombor. Apply 

at 

KiJtJu'ft FUwvu 

117 S.-Illinois 

Gaylord 

CLERKS Potential for oss't 

monoger. Mature, healthy, 

agaressive. non-smokers, 

able to work days, night? 

weekends. holidays. Norjnons 

in Goylord. 

(8-30-tf-204) 

PROOEESSIVE, IXPAN- Gaylord 

DING company in Gaylord , 

is looking for an energetic, 

KOSKE REALTY CO. 

2192 OM 27 South fi*rlord 

- South Of McCoy Wn»H 

LAKE LOUISE 

You'll be proud to own this immaculate 2 

bedroom home with a beautiful view overlooking 

the lake. Carpeting, double floors, well insulated, 

gas F.A. he^t, natural fireplace, 6 x 24 redwood 

deck, extra lot included. Storage shed, garbage 

disposal, vent fan, stove and .refrigerator. 

$33,900. Land contract terms. 

NEATANDCLEAN 

This home had loving care, a fact you'll 

recognize immediately, when you first approach 

this 2 bedroom home, carpeted throughout, 

fireplace, 8 x 20 deck, 2 car garage, large lot,located 

In Lakes of the North $42,000 terms. 

OTSEGO LAKE CABIN 

If you are looking for a vacation home you'll en 

view of Otsego Lake, carpeted throughout, 

storage room, fishing and boating at your front 

dtxjr: $247900 Iwnii available. Call—tut rriure 

details. 

FULL AND PART-TIME 

POSITIONS FOR MATURE 

ADULTS to work tn oor 

Adult Training Center, providing 

activities for severely 

developmental I y disabl 

ed adults. Respond immedially 

to Solly Wolff 

P.O. Sox 430. Walloon 

lake. Ml 49796. 6.O.E. 

(6-13-4-204)1 

POSITION AVAIIASLI. 

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE. 

Knowledge of land 

descriptions ond computer} 

helpful.' $4.00 por 

hour. Equal Opportunity 

Employer. 

(6-16-3-204)1 

IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR 

EXPERIENCED FLORAL 

DESIGNER A clerk delivery 

person. Non-smoker, self 

motivated, opply in person, 

Martin's Alpine 

Flowers. 732-2814. 

EXPERIENCED SODYMAN- 

WTTM TOOLS needed, im 

mediote work. - 732-6561 

(8-20-2-204)1 

self-motivated inditf3yal 

desiring a challenging , - and - - .14 yeor old Matt 

estote. Experience is not 

lov.i to hunt and 

necessary - we will troin fish and would like 

sincere ond qualified people. 

CoHReolEsfote One of 

to share these inith 

n coring 

your personal interview. adulf. For volunteer 

(4-25-tf-204) information coll 

Big Brothers * 

Big Sisters 

732-7780 

ties. For appointment call. 

732-3886 or 785-4054. Northeast 

Michigan Consortium 

is an Equal Opportunity 

Employer. 

Wa»t*4 « k- 

Miscellaneous M6_Yard Sales. 

BSTATl SAIRSPER- 

SON OPENING is available 

ot Olosser Reot Estate, 

high traffic location, prospect 

leods. excellent commission 

structure. For personal 

interview coll Sill 

Cbgswell. Glasser Real 

Estote. 149 W. Main. 

Goylord. 732-6464. 

(8-6-6-204) 

ATTENTION LAOTFSI NEED 

SSIST LIKE PEOPLIF 

Worlds largest toy porty 

comporty now hiring, 

demonstrators. No investment. 

no collecting, no 

delivery. Call (517) 

732-7673. Also booking 

parties. 

(8-13-4-204)1 

AVON NEEDS REPRESEN- 

TATIVES In the Goylord 

oreo. Anyooe interested In 

.making extro money 

pieose coll Fredo 732-5553 

(8-16-3-204)1 

ARCHITECTURAL DRAFT- 

SPERSON NEEDEO by small 

growing northern 

Michigan architectural 

firm. 3 or 4 years experience 

or combination of 

architectural techn i c o t 

education ond experience 

Is a must. Immediate position 

available, Send 

resume to c/o Goylord 

Otsego Chamber of Com- 

merce. PTO. Sox 5T37 

Gaylord. Ml 49735. 

(&-20-4-204) 

WICKER HOME FARTY 

PLAN * NEED 

DEMONSTRATORS. See us 

at . Emmit County Fair, 

Petoskey, August f9-25. 

Noon 10 p.m. Coll (616) 

347-7976 in the AM or (616) 

347-9863. 

SRI GARAGE SALI CLIP 

ANJL TAKl Al ONO. 

B M A r m CLASSIFIED 

SECTION. 

Heotlng/AIr 

Conditioning IM 

FMIWOOO FOR SALE. Call 

anytime. • Gaylord 

939-8413. • 

(8-6-6-304) 

EMJirS HRfWOOO We 

deliver, stock. splH. Hardwood. 

Call between 8 a.m. 

• 3 p.m. (517) 732-7935. 

(8-20-4-304) 

Household 

GOOds— 866 

FOR SAlEf GUARANTEED 

RECONDITIONED AP- 

PLIANCES. Johnny's Furniture 

Warehouse. 1035 

Mankowski Road 

Gaylord 732-1232. 

{I-23-H-305) 

SEAUTfFUL SS INCH « 65 

INCH OAK DESK, with 

glass top. Excellent condition. 

$300. 732-4275. 

(8-16 tf-305) 

10 INCH ROTTiS OAS- 

STOVE, good condition 

732-1643. 

(8-20-tf-305) 

SEARS 23 CUSIC FOOT 

CHEST TYPE DEEP FREEZE. 

white, frostless. $250. 

732-1302. 

(8-20-2-305)1 

VOLLRATH 23 PIECE 

STAINLESS COOKWARE. 

-fer Sole sss- 

RUSSSR STAMP MACHINE 

Includes — 

heot.ng press ond odoquote 

supplies. $1,995. 

Day*. 732-1990 or eveings, 

732-3751. Good money 

maker. a . 

(7-26-tf-306) 

OVEN ROASTER. WITH 

STAND $50: 4 captain 

choirs. $30; 12 foot 

aluminum boat. 6 h.p. 

Evinrude motor, $400: 

939-8765. 

(S-16-4-306) 

CEDAR POSTS. 6 feet long, 

voriety of sixes Rough 

sowed lumbar. 732-4406: 

(6-20- tl -306) 

USEO CARPET. 1000., of 

yards of used carpet ond 

remnants. Alpine Carpet 

of Waters 732-1759 

(8-l8-tf-306^ 

Musical 

Merchandise 

INTERLOCHEN PIANOS 

(SAIDWIN). On sole soon 

at The Musk Mokerl of 

Petoskey. Reserve yours 

now. Phone/616) 347-2826. 

(8-13-4-307)1 

PIANO - SMALL UPRIGHT, 

bright sound. $250. 

732 9047. 

INTERLOCHEN TRUCK 

LOAD PIANO SALE. August 

31, 7 p.m. t 10 p.m. ot The 

tousle Makers of Petoskey. 

Save on quality Baldwin 

Pionos. Used at summer 

music camp. (616) 

347-2826. 


CRAFT; 732-9795 

(8.16-»f-401) 

1977 26 FOOT TITAN 

MOTOR HOME, generator, 

roof air, awnings, many 

other extras. $13,900. Coil 

8 o.m. • 5 p.m. (517) 

732-6244. After 6 p.m. 

732-7387, 

(6-20-2-401)1 

38 FOOT FIFTH WHEEL 

TRAVEL TRAILER. Self contained 

ond clean. ($17) 

346-9245 or (517) 348-8451. 

(8-20-2-401 )L 

1976 GLASTRON IE FOOT 

SO AT. GT-150 sport model 

wtth 85 h.p. Johnson soutboord. 

All In excellent condition. 

50 m.p.h. $4600 

with trailer. Call evenings. 

732-1821. 

(8-20-4-401) 

_ 1978 M FOOT SHAW A. 

self-contained, carpeted, 

excoUent condition. $3900. 

J07 (517) 732-4542. 

(8-23-3-401)— 

SPAT TRAILER FOR 12 or 14 

Foot boat. Good condition. 

$125. 732-7401. 


Recreational 

Vehicles 

HONDA ENOUR 260 XL. 

low miles, runs excellent, 

make offer. 732-7016. 

_ . (8-16-4-402) 

1964 HONDA ASPENCAOE. 

Excellent condition. $7500.' 

732-4613 after 4 p.m. 

. (8-20-4-402) 

HARIEY DAVIDSON 1972 

XLCH 1000CC. Runs good 

musi son. f v wist: tan 

ofter 6 p.m. 732-7446. 

(8-20-6-402) 

1982 560 MAXIM, 210 

PERSON NifPiO TO SUM 

id Pniri 

HYDRAULIC SAW in 

(oTu-i ~$T50asking $300. 732-3138 

mochine shop, Must be WANTED: CLEANING LADY 

after 5 p.m. 

Call 732 1012 Or 732 3528 flblt lo read TO WORK EVENINGS one 

TV/Radio 

ISOIU rtminlt a nd BlflhLfl-weok. Call Sondl. 

(8-20-2 305)1 

STOP IN ANDTMCKUP" 

decipher types of steel. 

J'S2-6/77. 

SOYS 7 PIECE SEDROOM Recording 306 

SET with captains bed. 5 

O N E O F ^ U R 

Only experienced pleasei 

(6-20 H-204) 

iiece french provincial QUASAR 23 INCH tion. $1900. Coll after 6 

Call (517) 732-2941. 

COORDINATOR FOR ES sedroom set. king size bed DYNACOIOR solid state p.m. 732-1308. 

FREE BROCHURES 

(8-20-4-204) 

FUND-RAISING EVENT IN 

with velvet headboard. 3 TV. must sell. $350. (616) 

(8-20-2-402)1 

APPLICATIONS ARE SEING 

THE GAYLORD AREA. Port 

piece living room toble set, 546-3346ÎEknira). 

197S YAMAHA 125. Ex- 

HOME ANDOFFICE 

ACCEPTED for .Crawford 

time work from home for 

IQX» seat, choir ond ot- 

(8-23-2-306) cellent condition. $300. 

Commission on Aging. Proone 

week in October. $60. 

toman set, 9 piece dinina 

732-3184. 

Excellent opportunity for a person wishing tn 

Monoger Write: March of Dimes. 

descrtp room 


rate a business out of this ? bedroom home tion nnH arnplr»ynr.^nt rip Christy 

YAMAHA tORCY- 

MO 

Rocrootion 

plus large heated room off breezeway. ideal for 

Saginaw, Ml -4B6UJ 

SS0 SPECIAL. $1200. 

plications moy be picked 

dresser 6 night stand set 

Pfini /vk6 

office. Carpeted, natural gas >wdt, 

r 1 up ot the Cc 

.R-yn ? xu i 

to»TtfnmTWTTT 

132^262. 

' ^ ^ • ••" rr 

tached garage, located on Old 27 South. $38,000 Aging Office. Crawford 


(8-20-4-305) 

CaJI for more details. 

County Court House. Mon- 

SEARS COLDSPOT 15 FOOT FIRERGTAH 

day - Fridoy, 8 o.rp. - 4 :30 

REFRIGERATOR. Avocodo BOAT with tilt troiler, 60 

p.m. E.O.E. 

Situations 

color. Frost-free, ice- horse power electric BECAUSE YOU'RE READ- 

DUPLEX 

(8-23-4-204) Wanted 206 maker. 732-4436. 

Johnson, lots "of ac- ING this od, you know the 

Invest in this beautiful 2 bedroom per unit PART-TIME . CON- 

(8-23-2-305) cessories. $1,000. Coll value of Herald Times 

duplex. While you live In one side, let rent ind DOMINIUM SALES. FEMALE 

rlossifieds. Coll 732-S144 

shelter deductions pay for the other side. Conve Weekends, licensed sales STEADY EMPLOYMENT, $100. 732-7782. 

(8-13-4-401)1 today to place your od. 

nience of downtown Gaylord. $75,000. Call for people only. Coll Dale possess most oHice skills, 


more details! 

Smith. 732-2477. 

•xperience in sales, food 

(8-23-tf-204) service, grocery, health 

EXPERIENCED TRIM care. etc. Very 'willing, 

CHUB LAKE 

IN TOWN — PRICE REDUCED 

CARPENTER. Year around energetic, dependable, Miscellaneous 

Have fun this summer-on the Take and enjoy this work in Gaylord oreo. Moil hard working fort learner. 

4 bedroom Cape Cod, v/2 baths, 

2 bedroom home, completely furnished, carpeted 

for Sal© 

resume to Box 116. c/o. Con be contacted at P.O. 

306 14'x24' family room~on main floor 

throughout, 2 baths, pontoon boat, motors, Herald Times-. P.O. Box Bo* 1093, Gaylord, Ml 

rowboat, 2 snowmobiles, and many other extra 598. Goylord, Ml 49735. 49735 or 732-1392. 

ALUMINUM S VINYL with fireplace. Paneled & carpeted 

SIDING From_ $39.95 a_ 

Items included. $72,500. Land contract terms. 

i8«23tf-204) 

rec. room in full divided basement, 

(8-20-2-206)1 square. All types of win- 

Call for more details. 

HOUSEKEEPING POSITION 

dows S doors. Save $$$ at full ceramic bath, plastered walls. 

OPENING, excellent 

Northwoods Aluminum Super large 24'x32' garage. Fenced 

benefits. Apply at 508 Ron- 

CITY OF GAYLORD 

dom Lane, Provincial Feed/Seed 

Products, M-13 Stondish. double corner lot. Aluminum & brick 

(517) 846-9322. 

This charming 4 bedroom home on a corner lot is House. E.O.E. Plants JOT ' * (4-23-tf-306) exterior. Full paved drive. 

just right for the large famHy looking for a good 


bargain. 1 baths, utility room, den, extra large NORTHEAST MICHIGAN GAYLORD GROWN SLUE MAGIC ADS Herald Times By Owner - ~ $56,000 

living room, natural gas heat, pfus TVi tar CONSORTIUM OFFICE »• SPRUCE. All sizes. clossifieds, let them work 

732-9671 

garage. Priced to sell quickly at $39,900 cash or now open Monday through 732-4493- 

mogic for you! ! 732-5144 

$43,000 on terms. 

Friday. 8:30 to 4:00. We 

are taking applications for 

all types of work in Otsego 

56 ACRE FARM 

You will like the country atmosphere and environment 

for our children on this 56 acre farm. 

Three bedroom aluminum sided ranch home. 1VS 

baths, carpeted living room, basement, energy 

saver wood furnace, tool shed. Chicken coop, 

barn, large pond with fish. Gaylord School 

District. $63,900. Land contract terms, 10% in 

terest. Call for more details. 

Save $700.00 

Just $32,000.00 On Your Lot 

Home is not modular 

and includes range and refrigerator 

Model Open 

9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Daily or by Appointment 

Located in Wetterhaus Estates 

2 miles south ol Gaylord, 

Just off Old 27 — 

Homes Inc. 

732-1944 

26S Klarer-Hinnel 

and 

SCHUCT 

•WlTORS" . 

For fast, courteous 

and professional service, 

— 

Office: 732-6777 

Residence: 732 2T46 

An Independently Owned 

and Operated Member 

of CtfdweH Banker 

Residential AffHtates. Inc. 

GALLERY 

OF HOMES 

MEAT AS A PIN: Close to town but with 

county taxes, this 3 bedroom, family room 

home Is located In Campbell Estates and Is 

value priced In today's market for lust 

*4»,W0. A nice home with an even nicer 

price! Call now! (107}) 

TRULY A BEAUTIFUL CHALET: Photos 

don't do this lovely home iustlce' Three 

bedroofp», 2 baths, enormous feeMly room 

with woodstove Insulated and heated pole 

building tor all your storage needs plus 

heated garage Room to breathe on >0 

ACRES. Priced right at M2,000 (201*) 

REPEAT APTER ME: Do you take this Im 

' *»**" ——" 

room, specious kitchen with Jen Air ap 

cer feregeT Morrgegee money available to 

qualified buyers or possible land contract 

Hurry and say, "I OOI" ONly 555.400 ( 2002) 

LAKEFRONT HOME: Very nice 3 bedroom 

home on Blue Gill Lake. Quiet area. Ideal tor 

retirees or recreational retreat Fully In 

sulaied. hug* GMd twirnrnTngHind 

fishing. Value priced at IS4.900 with SI5.000 

down and terms Call today for more details 

DIM) 

FOR THE SPORTS MINDED: Quality four 

bedroom. bath chalet Is lust minutes 

from Geylord amidst some of the finest 

recreational facilities In the north Cloee to 

skiing, snowmobiltng. lakes fishing In 

dudes all appliances, new carpeting, many 

extras Priced to setl at SS5.000 ( 20141 

OUtET DAYS AflO QUIRT NIOMTS. This 

lexsly 1 HPiim Nen»e hoe a view of the gutt 

course through the hardwoods which cover 

the entire let Fun end function excellent es 

a recreational or permanent home Cell te 

day for more details (J0S7) 

Ci innllAA 

^ypptfvi 

WE HAVE THE KEYS! TM 

FINANCIAL RELIEF: Tp own one ot the 

better out-e«-town homes In this size and 

price range Approximately 1377 square feet. 

3 !*rgt bedrooms, lull basement, t car attached 

garage A real value at KM.400 with 

soft terms. OlVO) 

!f 'ii rHHW 

mf m 

GOLOSN RETRIEVER PUP- 

$175 comptete. 

Availoblo August 25. 

732-3012. 

(6-20-4402) 

AKC REG4ST1RSD CHOW 

PUPPIES. 6 weeks oid. 

$175. Coll 732-4340. 

(6-20-4-402) 

GERMAN SHSPHARD PUPS. 

Reody August -26. $75. 

732-6035 

(8-20-2-602)1 

RE TIRE AT 

UPPER LAKES 

Tire Distributors 

M-32 W., Gaylord 

JK- 

LITTLE SEAR LAKE: Is what you will have 

with this permanent or vacation chalet with 

a beautiful sand beach Extras include 2 

beths, large deck area and walk out, finished 

basement A perfect opportunity for water 

front living! Offered U4.500 Call now! 

(2055) 

DON'T MISS THIS IN-TOWN HOME; Thet 

t> tuiiipieiety tt is situated on a large city lot If features a 

wood burner to keep heating M Its minimi red 

Very coxy and priced right at S3> «00 with 

twiws Cell today I (30001 

Business 

66S Property 761 

r DIXON LAKE 

APARTMENT 

MOTEL 

Efllciency and 

bedroom apartments 

combine beauty of 

woods and lake with 

every modern conve 

nience. Now available 

to qualified buyers — 

Call TODAY for fur 

ther Information! . 

GAYLORO*732 6464 

732-9432 

STYLES STYLES STYLES STYLES 

Real Estate Inc. 

Established itll 

HOW. Main Oeyterd 7JJ7S27 

Otsego County's Oides t 

Brokerage Firm 

NEW HOME 

IN CRESTWOOD 

1403 this 3 bedroom-b* tovethome l 

ot Gey lord's finest subdivisions, sitting on a 134 x295' 

beautifully iandscapped krt The home-feetvres t.500 sq 

tt. of living space, and Is clcee to town & schools. Call to | 

day tor an Appointment to see this one! Priced at S74.500 

—OISEGO LAKE 

ON THE CANAL 

ASSUMABLE LAND CONTRACT 

J lots, over ISO 1 on canal. 3 bedroom A frame, 1 car 

garage with guest room aftachecLjLarge deck oo canal 

side — sliding glass doors Brictr fireplace, very nice & 

neat Home priced at $53,000 with good land contract 

*•"»»« — — — — — - . 

HUFFMAN LAKE ROAD 

This neat 2 bedroom home Is located on oneaci-e of land a I 

short distance from Huffman Lake Oil F A heat, l?" in | 

su I at Ion and I car garageoftered a> Pt.iOO Call tor 

polntment to see this new. ottering. 

HOME IN TOWN 

ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE _ 

Believe It or not this 4 bedroom home is right near high 

school A close to downtown and priced at lust S39.900 

Asaumable FHA mortgage at II** Also sets oo 7 lots, 

so you have room to roam Call today 

OPPORTUNITY. Comes fust occe Is a long 

while and yours it her el I Priced at S37.500. 

this 3 bedroom unfinished chalet Is situated 

on a large lot. waiting to be completed by 

you. Call now tor more Information. (IIM) 

-1 ,- 

HAPPINESS IS: Living Is this four 

bedroom, isoo plus square foot chaletlocated 

on 20 acres of herftvoods Full base 

mewt plus large 2 car garage Cloee to ski 

and recreational areas Woodstove to help 

keep heating bills low. Priced right at 

W4000 11023) 

OLJftL' J5* 1 " AWD " t f " 

grwtbuyl Extremely sharp A frame on 4 

acres wtth cerpettag, appliances 

rt s low down payment Priced te sell at 

DJ.tOO (200S) 

NOBODY'S BEEN DOING IT BETTER... LONGER! 

6

Business 

Property 701 

BUSINESS 

OPPORTUNITY 

If you are tired of 

working for someone 

else, be your own boss. 

Opportunity only 

knocks, once, and this 

Is your chance to own 

this active restaurant 

carry-out food service. 

$60,000 which includes 

all recipes and equipment. 

COMMERCIAL 

BUILDING 

In downtown Elmira, 

many possibilities for 

creative ideas. At this 

low price, a buy that 

comes along once in a 

lifetime. $7,000. 

VARIETY 

STORE 

Looking for a business 

opportunity and wanf 

to be your-own-boss 

see this profitable 

variety store and 

laundermat, plus ren 

tal income. Located on 

a heavily traveled 

main road. In the heart 

of recreational country. 

$89,900. Land con 

tract 11% Interest. 

Call for more details. 

INVFST 

TODAY — 

Protect your future 

and security with-the 

sound investment in 

this commercial 3 

bedroom, IV* story 

home, 14'x44' attached 

garage, 167'x30V lot, 

with plenty of parking 

space, plus 5 cabins, 

liH_d led near K mort 

shopping 

KOSKE 

REALTY CO. 

2192 Old 27 South 

Gaylord 

517-732-1012 

Farms/Land 702 

18 ACRE PARCELS-.- 2 MILES 

N.W. OF GAYLORD on 

Murner Road. Some wooded. 

$7,500 and up. $10 - 

$100 down, balance lond_ 

contract. Wlllioms -fteof 

Estate. 122 South OtsQgo. 

Goylord. Ml. 49735. (517) 

732-2352 oHice or evenings. 

732-4002. 

(7-19-H-702) 

FOR SALE BY OWNER: 

PRETTIEST FARM LOCA- 

TION in the County. 5 miles 

north of Gaylord. Quiet 

rood. 3 bedroom house in 

excellent condition. 

Beautiful large barn ond 2 

out buildings orchard ond 

garden. 27 acres ore completely 

fenced. Call 

Vance's 732-4753. 

(8-9-6-702) 

Business 

Opportunity 70$ 

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. 

Commercial property ' in 

the city of Gaylord. 40*80 

born, older two story home 

(live In or rent out) ond 

small building (presently 

rented). Good 

location... high visibility. 

$105,000 with terms. 

GAYLORD MORTGAGE 8 

REALTY 732-5119. . 

(8-20-2-703) 

Business 

Opportunity jpH 

$NOW VAUEY • 96 ACM 

CAMPGROUND. 39 

modern computet and 30 

primitive sites. Includes! 

Living quarters. Mora, 

recreation building with 

bor. hooted swimming 

pool with bath house, otc. 

G#EAT WINTER / SUMMER 

SPORTS AREA. Good op 

portunity for someone. E-Z 

Down payment Seller 

financing. GAYLORD MOR- 

TGAGE S REALTY 

732-5119. 

{8-20-2-703)1 

'WAREHOUSE** 

3,360 sq. ft. warehouse 

on 4 lots off Meecher 

I with LARGE 

overhea

It HERALD TIMES Thursday, August 23, ItM 

~ MJUflMl wnptfiy EUlimi Proporty 

for Ront - bbs for Ront m for Ront 

1 * 

FOR ISffTi Inexpensive 

modern of tic* complex 

upstolrs. 4 Staiont 

IvlUlng, , Goylord. Will 

rent ot whole Of part. For 

further do tofts contoct 

Robert Doufnos. 732-5524 

~ (9-I7H-802) 

OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE. 

From 200-6000 *quare feet . 

Or wiM build to suit. Contoct 

A.S Gottloeb 732-5118 

Monday -Friday. 

(10-6-tf-802) 

UTAH CTORS. Excellent 

Main Street location. Contort 

A.S Gottloeb 732-5118 

Monday-Friday. 

(10-27tf-802) 

1186 SQUA88 FOOT 

DIRECTLY ACROSS FSOM 

COURT HOUSI. include* all 

omenities. rent all or port, 

loose S deposit required. 

fnntnft A & 

732*5118 Monday - FrtJIoy. 

(8-16- tf-802) 

DALE J.SMITH 

OFFICE BUILOING 

RETAIL STORE 

Owner will consider Lmm 

Option Prims. South 27 Iocs 

tion. Cor nor lot Just \k mil* 

from freeway exit Includes 

storage building on promises 

nlm l 

free design Attached goroge 

could odd too square foot si 

separate business Pries 

Main Street,. highest traffic 

location. Formerly Bob & 

Stan's. Ideal business I oca 

tlon. Includes gas tank* and 

pumps Great rata 11 stora with 

1W frontage Combination 

use includes office, medical 

clink, party I tore, service sta 

tlon. Priced to sell, make an 

y In now 

CONVENIENCE STORE 

BAR* LIGHT FOOD 

Ideal, for partners, family 

operation Prime northern 

Michigan city Excellent ascombined 

businesses or 

separate Located next to each 

other « 

Finest opportunity available 

Buildings are 3 £ 7 years old 

pectlvely Increasing sales 

and profits Owner will sell 

both for JSOO OOO with land con 

tract terms 

Gall 

DALE J. SMITH 

Assoc Broker CRS. RAM 

Par-ksldeMini Mall 

I349 Old 27 Box 309 

Gaylord. Ml 4*735 

BEDROOMS. 1 BAJHS. 

Wg* ranch, close to town. 

»ood heat, lovely yard. 

S49.900 0 *4) 

LARGE CHALET. 10 wooded 

acres, huge garage, wood 

heat. Gaylord Schools. 152.000 

tISl) 

3 BEDROOM 7 BATH, unique 

golf course home, convenient 

floor plan 154,900 (1*4) 

HUOE MICHAYWE' 

CHALET. 4 bedrooms. 3 

baths, wood heat, garage 

1*4,900. 

i arnionMy T HTHV 

prlvate Michaywe' setting, 

wood heat, many extras 

142.900 bath English 

Tudor offers I Well constructed — Nicely 

decorated and 2 family rooms are a bonus 

-lona ott kltehpn. one In basement) Well 

worth seeing - Worth owning - Call.HOW 

for your private showing! 1)24.900 

EXPAND ON THIS ONE! 

Delightfully remodeled 2 bedroom home In 

Gaylord with unfinished 2nd story - Could 

expand by adding additional bedrooms and 

bathl Corns Jake 9 (oo*; ia!.900._ EX 

CEtLFNT tarvd cor,tract terms. 

A "PINCH ME" PRICE! 

-Xbia* 

with 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, detached garage! 

situated on lovety. wooded let near Gaylord! 

US.M0 Don't wait on this one — See !t TO 

DAY I XMSHOA financing available) 

IN YOUR PRICE RANGE! 

Roomy J bedraeiii home In a friendly, quiet 

subdivision cloee to Geylerd Full basement 

nahral gas keel all m a io»ga let Let es 

hatp you find the right financing. 139 MO 

- 149 W. MAIN .GAYUDRDT732-S464 

"Member of Gaylord Area 

MufH- L isttng* Service, MLS^

JANE MICHAEL of Gaylord looks oyer 

photos of American soldier she started 

not hearing from him since the late '60s, 

Michael recently learned that he is fine 

-and working in-North Carolina; •— 

Copy Service 

Herald Times Building 

-Sis:» :938" 

KEITH 

REALTY 

NICE WOOOEO LOT over look intone of ^>ur 

finest lakes. Natural gas heat. Excellent 

water, 2 baths, 1st floor laundry, basement,, 

fireplace. Large garage. Gaylord Schools. 1 

year warranty. 152,800.00. Yes, this mayâve 

everything you've been looking for in your 

new home. Ca/I today. ... „ 

CHALET ON THE LAKE; Beautiful 4 

bedroom chalet features full basement,-l}/2 

baths, 2 car garage, built in wood furnace and 

much more. This home is perfect fotihe targe 

family that enjoys the pleasures of lakefront 

living. Excellent long term land contract.^ * 

• 

2 BEDROOM MOBILE set on one ot the best 

lots in-Arbutus Beach Highlands. Property 

features 17'xl8' patio, 16'x8' deck, sidewalks 

around % of the mobile and underground 

sprinkler system. Competitively priced. 

LOCATION ANO PRICE! 3 bedroom tasteful 

ly decorated home In town; close to shopping 

and schools. Perfect for the famiy with 

school age children. Maintenance free exterior 

and natural gas heat will keep your 

spare time tree for tun. 339,400.00 with 1 year 

ERA BUYER PROTECTION PLAN. 

mortgage, appliances, owner must sell. Excellent 

home for family living. 

3 BEDROOM, fun basement and 2 car 

garage. Close to town. Located on 1 acre. 

SO,880. 

AFFORDABLE STARTER HOME. A Fisher 

Woodstove supplies low winter heating bills. 

Partially remodeled 2 bedroom home Paved 

road frontage with cement drive and I'xU' 

storage bern Lew down pey ment Terms 

available. 

ABSOLUTELY 1ST CABIN! Over 4,000 

square feet: JH baths. 105' of lake frontage, 

fireplace, dream kitchen & much, much 

more. Terms available. 

WE HAVE RENTALS in town close to town 

"bedroom to i bedroom with *Ar*0« RWtt 

from $215/mo. & up. 

Old 37 South 

517-732=1707 

I 

response 

from 'Dear Lonely Soldier' 

By DAN WILSON 

Herald Timet Staff Writer 

GAYLORD - What would you do tf 

you received a letter from a former 

soldier in Vietnam after not knowing 

his whereabouts since the late 80's? 

Well, that has happened to Jane 

During the war in those years, Jane 

was in high school at Troutwood - 

Madison, near "Dayton, Ohio. For 

something to do, one could lift the 

- morale of the soldiers by writing letters. 

Many of them didn't receive any 

mail. 

- So, Jane took it upon-herself to con- 

—tact authorities and find out how to go 

about preparing the first letter and ad-" 

dress it to: Dear Lonely Soldier. 

It wasn't too long after sending that 

tetter off that she received one in 

Out on a limb? 

Need something 

fait? 

Shop the 

Herald Times 

classifieds. 

FOR SALE BY OWNER 

3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch with completed basement 

and large deck! 2 car attached garage on 

large lot just 2 miles from Gaylord. Must be seen 

to be appreciated, for appointment call 732-3232 

after s p.m. 

PRICE REDUCED 

2 FAMILY. 

b 

clothing. >»nl l 

ceramic*, 

children's clothing, furnituFe. 

and miscellaneous 

household items. On* day 

only. Saturday. August 2S. 

7597 Randolph Street. 

Vanderbilt. 9 a.m. • ? 

(8-20-2-303)L 

MOVING SALE: Stereo, 

winter coats, boots, mens 

insulated coveralls, adult 

clothing, gome*, gooks 

ond much more. 8 miles 

south on Oid 27 to Fawn 

Lpke Forest. 1253 North 

Shores Drive. Fridoy. 

August 24, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 

;8-20-2-303)L 

HUGE YARD SALE: MANY 

FAMILIES. Clothes, furniture, 

sporting goods, 

miscellaneous. August 

22-24 , 9 a.m. ;-_5 p.m. at 

Northwood Resort, West 

Otsego Lake Drive. 'A mile 

signs. 

— (8-20-2-303)L 

GARAGE SALE: One mile 

south of Waters, on Old 27 

to Cottonwood, turn left & 

follow signs. Table & 4 

chairs. Thomas organ, 

hutch, odd dishes, old 

lomps. comper parts, etc. 

August 23. 24 8 25. 9 a.m. - 

5 p.m. 

(8-20-2 303}L 

2 FAMILY GARAGE SALE: 

August 24 8 23. 10 n m 5 

p.m. Guitar. 1974 Harley 

Davidson. 350 Sprint, 2 

twin beds. 2 gas ranges, 

• I •••!' §"' 

refrigerator, 

miscellaneous kitchen 

items, women clothes, 

monual typewriter, mens 

size 10% cross-country 

skis, Womens size 7 cross 

country ski*. 7 miles eost 

of Vonderbilt on Sturgeon 

Valley Rood at Pigeon 

River Country stpre Come 

brouse have a ice cream 

ond see some wHdlif*. 

(8-20-2-303)1 

YARD SALE: VERY LARGE. 

Dishes, clothing ond 

miscellaneous August 23 

ond 25, 9 o.m. • 6 p.m. 

i ft Biinrelfl— 

East 2nd Street. 

return from George Thomas Kinzy 

who was stationed in Vien Hoa. 

—"We wrote about a doxen letters 

each," said Jane. At that stage, she 

found out that an area he had been 

fighting in bad been heavily bombed. 

George had sent her quite a few pietures 

of the area, since he was an 

amateur photographer. 

She stopped bearing from him after 

their long correspondence. His parents 

lived In Milledgeville, Ga., but she 

didn't know whether he survived the 

conflict. - -' 

She got married, ed, raised a I family, 

and later on she thoughhfcout all the 

pictures he 

them in the back of the family aiDum. 

She decided that she would start 

talking to people in hopes of finding out 

some information on why, after all-the 

years, she had not heard from him. 

"I lost all the letters that included 

his sodaLaecurtty number,*' she said. 

"You have to have that to contact a 

soldier." 

Finally, she called an operator in his 

Georgia town, but they didn't have the 

nam* Q£ tflnry rellori the 

newspaper in Milledgeville, told them 

of her predicament, but didn't get a_ 

response. 

° THIS SUMMER, Jane at long last 

got word here in Gaylord from a friend 

of George's sister that the story had 

been inserted in the local Georgia 

paper. 

"I was at a Little League game when 

the call came in," Jane said. "The 

message was: All in one piece, doing 

fine, thanks for your concern'." - 

TTiafn

i j | 

j 1 

.t— i 

20 HERALD TIMES Thursday, August 23, im 

197$ BLACK VOLAR!, 4 

>eed. 1980 Pontioc 

after 732-7285. 

(8-4-6-1001H. 

1971 MIICUtY 

MOMTIMY. 4 door sedan. 

$295. Greol engine and inferior. 

Mfflt rust, dented 

foil light. 732-4398 

•(8-13-4-1001)1 

1979 CHIVY CHCVffnt. 2 

door Hotchbock. 4 speed, 

am/fm ca»»ette. radial 

ttret. $1450 or best offar. - 

f32-3256. 

(8-13-4-1001)1 

197$ DODGE COiT. clean 

vtudent cor. 1937 Ford, to 

be restored. VW Pari*. For 

mora Information call • 

989*4+73 after 5 p.m. — 

(8-13-4-1001 )l 

1979 DODGK QfMNI. Good 

candttten. S2.400: 

732-4934. 

(813-4-1001)1 

1971 8UICK 4 door, rum 

good, body ok. now tiros. 

$6oo. r 732-7171. 

(8-14-4-1001) 

197$ 1 r GMC ST1P VAN. 

45.000 miles, outo steering. 

(517) 732-1027. 

(8-16-4-1001} ' 

COftVAM. MUST SFll this 

beautiful original car. 

Auto, new fires, drive 

onywhere. No rust. Prtco 

TIP-TOT* 

COUPON 

1974 BUICK LIMITIO. 

732-4535 " 

(f- f4-4-1001) 

1977 010$ CUTLASS 

SUPRCMI, 2 door. V-4. air. 

excellent condition. 

732-9005.. 

(8-14^4-1001) 

1979 BUfCK SKYLARK, extra 

tiros, sun roof. $1800. 

Call after 4 p.m. 732-1308 

(8-20-2-1001)1 

1981 LYNX OL.

#•4«*. 

Police check breakins 

GAYLORD w Gilypolke 

are investigating 

two recent break-in incidents. 

Mike s Pizza, West 

Main St, was broken into 

sometime during the 

night of Monday, Aug. 

20. - 

According to Police 

Chief Wayne Thomas, 

entry wat gained by 

breaking a window. The 

only item taken from the 

premises was • 

telephone. The incident 

remains under investigation. 

Also, police are investigating 

a break-in 

over the weekend of a 

vehicle owned by Brad 

Youths arrested in forgery 

GAYLORD - Two 14 

year old Gaylord youths 

have been arrested by 

Gaylord City Police on 10 

counts of forgery totaling 

$980.14. 

: Chief of Police Wayne 

Thomas noted that a 

woman received a bank 

statement, noting that 

the checks were not hers, 

but had been stolen from 

a residence and forged. 

Searching lor >nsw*rs to all U»©m who/wtirt/wtiere 

Questions about yo«ir new city 7 

Little of Bradford Lake, 

Gaylord which was parked 

at Muffler Man at the 

corner of North Center 

Md Main Street. 

The vent windows on 

tbe right side of the vehicle 

were broken, enabling 

tbe person or persons 

to remove a stereo power 

"booster and twin 

Speakers, and the rear 

Side panels holding the 

speakers. 

The value of the 

booster was $50. The incident 

reamins under investigation. 

The youths have been 

turned over to Otsego _ 

County Probate Court 

for further investigation. 

r 1111162311 

CHESTER 

TOWNSHIP - Officials 

are awaiting property 

owner right - of - way 

releases in order to start 

to a 2 5 

tmnrnvfflrents 

mile stretch of Finnegan 

f 

IB Air Force 

EAST TAW AS - Scott 

G. Stahl, li. c2 iai 

Groveland Ave., 

Gaylord, has entered the 

OS Air Force's Delayed 

Enlistment Program 

(DEP). 

Stahl will enter tbe 

Regular Air Force on 

Jan. 7| im. Following 

graduation from sixweek 

basic training 

course at Lackland Air 

Force Base, Texas, be 

will receive technical 

training as a Telephone 

equipment specialist and 

be «sslgned to an Air 

Force duty station. 

1-75 accident 

GAYLORD - A twovehicle 

accident on 

Saturday, Aug. IB at 

about 10:50 a.m. resulted 

in minor injuries to one 

person on 1-75 about a 

mile south of Charles 

Brink Road in tbe northbound 

lane. 

Keith Alan Miller, 18, 

of Grand Blanc, was 

issued a citation for improper 

passing after 

striking a car driven by 

William Briggs, GO, of 

Comstock Park. 

Otsego County 

sheriff's deputies said 

Miller failed to observe 

Briggs' vehicle and 

struck It when attempting 

to pull into the righthand 

lane after passing 

another vehicle. 

Miller was issued a 

Citation for improper 

passing. Briggs received 

minor injuries. 

MICHIGAN 

Road BOB'S 

BARBER SHOP 

and gravel the dirt road 

leading off Turtle Lake 

Road, but only a few of 

an estimated 100 affected 

property owners 

have signed easements 

permitting ihe 

9a.m.-5p.m. 

Haircutt - One Low Price 

ki a mxam moo* r» m, «* >• mp 39 yoon aKpariooca 

190 

r bri » you useful lifts. Community Into 

Advice on rein We businesses in four now noifhborhood 

An«J mora 

a iii rnMf 

on* of the 

first ntco things io happen when you re 

June Jans 

Heavy Duty 

2x6 Construction 

May Nor «• Ixocrty A» Shown 

Includes... 

•Sofa 

•Chair 

•2 End Tables * 

• 1 Coffee Table 

AT JOHNNY S FURNtTUftt, 

A Great êlection Of Beautiful 

Pictures Also At Warehouse Prices 

Supervisor Shirley 

Samkowiak said the 

fofmship wants to widen 

5 Piece 

Wood Living 

Room Group 

$299 

Matching Roekar Available At 

JOHNNY'S 

FURNITURE WAREHOUSE 

732-1232 

Mankowski Rd. • Dirwctly Bwhlnd Hop Jack Shack 

Is It a 

real drag 

when you 

water your 

lawn?— 

Have Lappan's Install A 

Toro® Sprinkler System 

with at least 12 turf heads (S-400) 

a Lappan's Will Give You 

FREr 

Any 

»or Plom 

In stock 

volfper; 

loppons will plant 

tha traa tor you I 

-Ot 

FREE 

20" Scamp Rotory 

town Mower 

$199 vol.* $249 value 

ua 31. I9>4 - Only on now* »yfwn 

I Toro Sprinkler byow..»... _ 

For Beautiful Lawns, Gardens 

FORO 

Lappan's Landscaping 

and Garden Ctnfer 

40*som: 

Gaytord 

•"It's pine Of the worst 

roads in the township," 

Samkowiak said. 

There's so much clay 

content, the road is difficult 

to travel during 

rainy weather, she indicates 

SHOCK YOUR CART 

AT 

UPPER LAKES 

"Ttre Distributors 

M-32W. 

Gaylord 

732-9432 

1528 N. Cantor Goylord 

732-6530 

Than\ you 

for your support in 

the August 7 Election'. 

ing forward to 

serving you as the Otsego 

Lake Township Treasurer. 

Suzanne Whyte 

^ Paid for by tt» Committee to Etoct Suionno Whyte i 

The men and women of MichCon 

announce 

service 

Thursday, August 23, 1W HERALD TIMES 11 

Keep UT^with tocaj news. 


everting 

f o R B N > t ° S c H o o L 

Save 10%to20% 

on all Nike, Adidas and Woolrich Shoes and clothing! 

Wootrich 

for men & women 

•Jackets •Slacks 

• Chamois Shirts •Sweaters - 

Parking 

It's MichCoh's Home Heating Service Plan. 

Providing you with Quality gas appliance 

repair service has always been an important 

part ot our job. Now we are expanding 

that service with a simple, low-cost service 

plan tor household gas heating equipment 

gas water heating equipment and 

%>?24-hour^worg-tree service tor all 

repairs covered by the pien Sound interesting 

7 Here are the details • 

MichCon customers. 

unit has its 

own separate natural gas heating system 

you qualify tor the plan 

No inspection of your equipment >s necessary 

to |Oin But it you prefer, we ITinspect 

for an additional charge under the plan 

Either way after we process your enro«mont 

form and payment, you recovered 

until August 31.1985 

The fottowmg chart shows the cost of the 

plan (per heating unit) For an addition 

amount you can include your gas hot water 

freami dnU/or aux 

Heat only 

Heat plus water heater 

Each additional auxiliary gas space 

heater,. • - • • 

Be prepared and avoid 

$39 

$49 

$10 

If your'heating equipment covered by the 

plan ta«ts - W W rugMt - we n sy a* 

professionally tratned MichCon Service 

Representative to find the cause olyou^!-^^ 

SPORT SHOP 

137 W. Main • Gaylord • 732 5616 

down the normal replacement cost for 

parts and labor would be about $120 

With the plan - no charge So. the plan 

could pay for itself with only one repair 

Here's how MichCon customers 

can sipn up 

You should have already received »"'ormatibfl 

regargingme piji - and an enroll 

ment form - in the mail Fill out the enrolment 

form indicating the heating equipment 

vou want covered and include the 

proper payment amount AHQW iGdays 

for processing 

Once your enrollmei.il luim and L payment . 

are received and processed the Plan goes 

into effect The sooner you sign up - the 

sooner your coverage begins And your 

worries end' H you haven t received* your 

enrollment form and related mfdrmation 

call your local MichCon office We ima*e 

sure you get these materials immediately 

The MichCon Home Heating Service 

Plan is another way the men and women 

ol MichCon can help you Helping is 

our job 1 

con

n hfpai n timfs Thurylfiv, Auamt ?.l. )1 

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Well cared for~3 bedroom ranch on extra largJTof Tn 

small subdivision perfect for your famHyl Priced at 

Via SOO with «" assumable FmHA mortgage 

STONE AGE SETTING 

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Alt original aek trim and doors and 

windows Covered porch Ftench doors in dining 

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town, church and school MOVE IN IS« 500 See this 

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ENJOY THE SUMMER OF '84 

On beautiful Big Bass Lake Attractive 3 bedroom 

home with additional room in walkout baveman! 

Large deck, patio, fireplace. 2 car garage and 210 

feet of frontage on wooded one acre Great fishing* 

Priced at (56.000 with land contract terms 

EXECUTIVE LAKEFRONT HOME 

Relax and enjoy this luxurious but practical home 

overlooking 170 feet of prime Otsego Lake frontage 

It offers a variety of extras including a finished base 

ment, ? twraoi 

A RARE FIND 

40 acres dh lower CHUB LAKE with stream on one 

side, state land on the other Stately log home 

(150.000 

INVEST TODAY 

Protect your future security with thK Turn Kay 

jUI ept'a'ien li»ing Quartan »i»» I metal un»*s 

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terms Call today to ta* this tine commercial proper 

ty. 

COMMERCIAL BUILDING 

This modern I.S90 sq. ft. building it situated on a 

100*300 i«* Improvements consist of new office area 

ixv - workshop area and an enclosed storage 

and dock area Priced at (50.000 wHt»(to M0 down on 

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We offer no deceptive slogans or gimmicks. We do not offer more for less. • We offer quality properties 

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Our firm welcomes the opportunity to meet with you as we believe there are limitless ways to fulfill your dreams. 

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Attractive J S bedroom contemporary ranch on a 

large wooded lot In Livingston Estates Among the 

many extras are a wet bar In the dining room, 

fireplace In living room and breakfast nook off the 

kitchen Prlced at 167.700 See this one today! 

SQUEAKY CLEAN AND 

CLOSE TO TOWN 

3 bedroom. IW bath ranch with full basement on l 

acre lot Woodburner heats entire home Tastefully 

decorated and prices at (44,000 

HOME AND 10 ACRES_ 

-BE -CREATIVE — 

with this Investment Home lends lt*elf to 3 apart 

ments, add more on extra lot Also, could be office* 

Or a gracious home tor a large family Home only 

159 SOO Extra lot (10.000 

VFRY IINIQIIF1 OrATION LARGE OLDER HOME 

family room down AM electric Including air 4 miles 

to town Lovely view (71.000 Terms available 

OTSEGO LAKE 

87 teet of sugar sand beach 4 bedrooms, deck Wood 

and natural gas heat 2 car garage Large family 

home. (71.SOO Terms available 

"LAKE 27" 

Year round lakefront home, completely furnished, 

knotty pine interior, fireplace, wrap around deck, 

steps leading fo dock 100 feet of sandy beach on 1 «k« 

b. 

MANUKA LAKE 

This lakefront two bedroom cottage Is neat, clean, 

and ready for you, and when you coiy up to the 

beautiful stone fireplace, you will never want to 

leave Call Real Estate One for the details 

town Tfiis luimr fnmas rnmpl»tr mth _aoiicr_ 

and a lifetime supply ol wood Call lor your personal 

tour today 

m 

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1" >h * c l tv °' >9rd E tine condition with 

Mgh ceil.'o^ and send oafc TrrAH r Tve bedrooms, 3 up 

end 2 on main level Full basement, naturalI gas heat 

and a separate one bedroom apartment 

165.000 See this one today' 

Waterfront Homes 

• AWAY FROM THE CROWDS 

Move out today to happy living at Lake Louise Love 

ty home with spacious den that will provide for many 

quiet hours Surroundings you'll long to get-hom e to 

Priced reduced 09,900 

mmm 

100 FOOT LAKEFRONT 

North Blue Lake. Kalkaska County -» bedrooms. 2 

car garage Year round access; Sauna, dock and. 

aluminum boat Very well cared tor Beautiful area 

**9 500 

PRIVATE RIVERFRONT 

RESORT 

Tradiltonal 3 bedroom log home with stone fireplace 

and two car garage Knotty pine and log interior 

overlooks a trout infested stream Private lake, 

private acreage (82 900 Land contract term* 

OTSEGO LAKE 

A very nice lakefront home with 157 feet of seawall 

and sugar sand beach. Located on south end of lake 

Priced at (75.000 with terms 

RANGER LAKE 

Enjoy tha quiet of fhe north In this well maintained 

A frame Located on a private road. 50 feet of fron 

and dock Priced at (39.500 

BLACK RIVER ACREAGE 

For your family lodge or corporate retreat, this vary 

special log and stone dwelling surrounded by 449 

acres of woods, meadows and a prime trout stream 

Abundant partridge, deer and elk • Northern 

AAichlgan at If s best (375.000 

Commercial Farm 

Mr 131 : 

Excellent commercial building on 3 acres lust south 

-pr*tt»r NPW pritra »t 140.000 wiw w n u t mrmi 

available Check It out today! 

EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL 

LOCATION 

This 1940 so ft building is Ideally suited for retail or 

•ervice business Located in a high traffic Gaytord 

TMt QUALITY luet 

COMMERCIAL BUILDING 

parhaity finished tar poasible retali'ettabllshment 

Remainder open for warehouse or work area Extra 

large bay doors, energy efficient heating system and 

Priced at 1*9.900 

FAMILY OPPORTUNITY 

Enjoy the beauty of Otaego Lake and operate your 

own metal and cabin* Owner's home on the 

premises Goad occupancy Tv^n Key Operation 

Located on South US 17 Excellent far ambitious 

young couple • efficiency units Home has large 

modern kitchen, fireplace Garage and laundry 

building* included 9 lots (99 000 Terms. 

GENTLEMAN'S FARM 

7* acre* wtth prestigious home'wlfh 5 car garage and bam. Suitable tor h 

• E 

KING SIZED COMFORT 

Your king site bed will fit well tn these 3 large 

-bedrooms, wtttr fa m l ty~room.^TuTTBasement and2c*r 

garage Just out of fhe city overlooking Hidden 

Valley golf course Full brick In nice Quiet subdlvl 

sion (79.900 Assumable MO.000 mortgage 

ROLLING HILLS 

Neat 3 bedroom ranch with full basement and attach 

eo j car garage (.lose to town, wim ideal surroun 

ELEGANT LAKEFRONT LIVING 

- Exceptional 4 bedroom Ti batti chalet with TOO feet 

of sandy beach frontage on Guthrie Lake Priced at 

1125.000 

PUT SOME SPLASH 

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3 bedroom lakefront. Immaculate open space living 

appliances Just (67 000 with » terms 

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FISHERMAN'S DELIGHT 

2 bedroom cottage with frontage on Bridge Lake and 

Chub Creek Excellent fishing and cloee to State 

land! Priced at (3S.S00 with possible land contract 

terms ' ._ 

101 W . Main St.. Gavlo Michiaan 49735 517-732-6221 

> ar private retreat (1(7.000 

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