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The HARBOR
Ha rbor Springs
J a nuary 7 to l S, 1970

Emmet County's Weekly Newspaper

15 Cent-s

Harbor Chosen For 350 U11it Hom D

lopment

Alanson Plans
Snowmobile
Regulation

Carter Sales
Begins Five
Year Project

The snowmobile boom In MichIgan has bolstered Emmet County's winter business, but Is also
creating minor problems In lhe
county's cities and villages.
Members of Alanson VIllage
Council and local residents de
voted much of the village's Mon
day night council meeting to a
discussion of complamts concernmg operation of snowmobiles tn
the village and rational action to
prevent future problems.
The council eventually adopted
an ordinance prohlblllng operal
(Conllnued on Page

4)

Excellent Skiing
Temperatures continued a
downward swing and more
tha n 21 Inches of snow fell
on Emmel County during the
pasl week, creating Ideal ski
condltiuns al lhe county's
popular ski resorts. Biggest
snowfall was recorded on
Sunday, January 4 , when ten
Inches fell. Temperatures
were:
High

Low

Wed ., Dec. 31
25
-4
Thurs., Jan. 1
28
4
Frt., Jan. 2
28
18
Sat., Jan. 3
30
4
Sun., Jan. 4
25
13
Mon., a.Jn. 5
21
13
By early Tuesday, lhe high
recorded was 17, with a low
or 10 and about a n Inch or
snow had fallen .

See

Expansion In Harbor Springs

w11l take a long stride forward
this year when construction be
gms by lhe Carter Sales Develop
ment Company or a 100 unit mobile home park and 250 unit con
dominium apartments.
Plans for the development were
made public In a letter by the
Carter Sales firm to the Harbor
prings City Council at the1r Jan
uary 5 meeting requesting that
the City supply water. sewer, and
for the units.

Weather Promotes

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Vol. 7
No. 1

"inter c as t a s no" y blanket o ver E mmet County durin g the holida) -;caso n pro\' i din g
excellent ~khng co nditions for dO\\n Sla ters and local resident!> \\ho llockcd the re
so rts in n ca~ rcco rd nu mbers.
- llarbur l.1ght Photo

rthland 's Snow-Sli

A ttraction f
Hills lrre I tibl to Ski I Atnorist
The magnetism of Nor thern
Michigan's snow-favored hUls attracted near-record throngs of
skiers to Emmet's winter resorts
during the Chlstmas holidays ..
Nub's Nob and Boyne High
lands In Habor Springs, and Boyne
Mountai n and Thunder Mountain
nrar Boyne Falls, as well as
Walloon Hills report heavy ski
traffic during Christmas and New
Years.
"The number or skiers was

equal to last year during the holidays," estimated Everett Kircher,

president of Boyne Country.
which includes the two Boyne
F alls resorts. Boyne Highlands.
and Walloon Hills.
Two weeks of meager, If any
snowfall did not curtail the
crowds. who pressed the artificial
s now-producing machinery Into
overtime service. Curiously, the
Boyne Falls and Walloon Hills
I facilities were deprived or natural

domm1um unns during the first

year. the condomimum racllltirs
rxperted to be pnced from $30.000
45,000 No whet'lS \\Ill bt' ill
II of
,.ltil ted on the1r
The de,elopment will br siluat
d on the former Wilham Perry

farm. No1thwest of H:lrbor Springs at the mtersecllon of W Lak

Road and Pt'ffer StreN.
cal 1-enltor Pete Beatty, who
!>now until Monday (January 5)
handled the property transaction.
while 25 miles to the North at
xplained that no lot:-o would be
Nub's Nob and Boyne Highlands
for sale. only the mob1le home
a 14 Inch snowfall was re<:orded
umu and condom inium apa1t
the previous week end.
ment,;.
Nub's Nob reports an excellent
Srcond year plans by Carter
crowd of s k1ers during the holl
: Sales provide for an additio nal 50
days. A torch-light s ki procession
mobile homes and 50 apartments
on New Years Eve highlighted
and 50 condominium units will be
the holiday festivities. Skiing by
ndded m each of the next three
moonlight continues at Nub's Nob years.
ach Tuesday, Wednesday , Fri
day, and Saturday night.

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Tomorrow Through Yes t

Gt(tss

EnJntef Leaves A Progressi l'e Decttcle L3ebind.

Retrospect 011 the

The d ecade o f the 60 's brought the mess ae e or th e nation

..._id e b oa tin g boom t o Em me t C"ounty . .-\t its c l ose, marin a
a nd d oc kin g fac iliti es ..._ ere und erw ay at P c tos k ey and
Mackin a .... Cit y and tt arb or Springs h as its n ew h arb or
mas t er racil ity in op era ti o n.
- H:ubor Light Photo

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Perhaps there Is cause for celebration as the new year begins

because il brings wll.h il forward
looking thoughts and an urging to
"let old acquaintances be forgot" .
But It Is also a time for refelecUon: of yesterdays lhat remain In
our company today and direct the
courses of many tomorrows. Lel
us recall some or the days that
closed out a decade.
It was a year In which lhe
nation's attention centered on
flight: the extra-terrestial sor~
directed toward a moon landing.
In Emmet. flying meant airplanes;
and an ever-Increasing number of
them seeking landu:g facilities.
Harbor Spnngs continued its air

)'&-t r

fh(/ t Jf'lts: 1969

port expansion campa1gn which

would lengthen the runway from
2.600 feet to 3,200 feet.
T!le c~ul":y Is keeping pace with
Increased air travel by moving
ahead with the million dollar expansion plans !or th2 Emmet
County Airport at Pellston that
include runway extension a n d
t!le building of a spacious lermin
I.

It was a prosperous year. but il

was als:> an expcns1ve year. a
Emmet taxpayers found when lhe
State Tax Commission substantial
ly boosted the C:>unty's land
valuation.
Although arousing ire. the tax
Increase accentuated the tremen-

d:>us growth occurring In Emm et.

Harbor Springs' 1970 operating
budget. : eflectlng this growth.
exceeded the half-million dollar
mark for the first time. reaching
S52i.800 to finance proposed
water system Improvements and
update equipment for the Street
Department.
The Year or the Student
The process of educating our
youth again took much of our
time. Pellston's new $675,000
grade school opened its 12 clas.o
room doors last fall with library,
gymr.aslum, and cafeteria for 360
students.
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The Harbor Light

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January 7 to IS, 1970

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Nor were the ladles to b e bested.

The Harbor Springs Girls Track

3prlngs, Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc

Mcdla."\d of Good Hart, and Mr.
and Mrs. B L. TerpenJng ot Harbor Springs, all of whom cele
bra.ted the
year3 of marriage.
Fun ln the !Sun
marked 40 yurs of marriage for
Summer fun and festivals again
1\-tr. and Mrs. Roy Johnston of
d rew thousands of sightseer~~ who
Harber Springs and 60 years of
shared In the historical tradition
marriage for Mr. and Mrs. Arthu r
o t Michigan's northwest. The
Ward of Wequetonsing.
fndians were victorious, as t.h ey
are every year, at Fort MlchiliIt was also a year In which
macklnac on Memorial Day In the Emmet County Medical Care
Mackinaw City as 200 towns-peopl
Facility acquired a new Director,
re-Uved the massacre. R I v e r William Moulton, Jr. It was
Street In Alanson was crowded year of anti-war demonstraUons
with Cloats and spectators as the and the lo::al peace marchers town enjoyed Fourth of July.
who voiced their beliefs in Petoskey',; Peoosylvanla Park, to be
And Pellston citizens became
answered or:e month later by local
&eltler~ during the summer as
veterans commemorating Vetthey celebrated Pioneer Day, comeran's Dl\y and bearing me
plete with bowlers, bonnets, a.nd
of "Unity, Service, Amerlca."
jail sentences tor visitors who
did not conform with the dress
It was a remarkable year end
code.
lng a remarkable" decade. And
R e hearse d
entertainment looking back one must agree that
brought pleasure also, as the old ac:tualntance cannot be forLittle Traverse Civic Theatre J'Ot.
staged the comedy "Barefoot In
I the Park" with the unusual fine
:' performances given by local
: talent.
Team repeat.e<l as champions of
the Gaylord InvltaUonal Track
Meet, defeating five area hl2'h
schools.

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A Growing Year

Pellston constructed a gleaming, modem grade school in

1969 which will allow space for 360 pupils in 12 classrooms.
top picture).
Harbor Springs' Holy Childhood Church was also actively
building, completing a handsome rectory. (lower picture).
Fortyfl\e S<'nlors were award
ed thelr high school degreu last
June. with special honors earned
by valedictorian William Morris
and salutatorian Kathtyn McKil')ney.
At Shay Elementary School tn
Harbor Springe 19 youngsters of
pre-school age began meeting for
one hour a week to become ac
qualnted with basic learning procedures. In the fall they will be
better prepared to learn when
formal classes begin for them.
In Ha rbor Spnngs In September 770 pupils enrolled In the
schools with the high school stu
dents greeted by a new principal,
George Menzl from Trenton,
Michigan, who replaced Richard
Sligh, the principal tor the past
five years.
The l 'ear of the Ram
The year began with great exJ)I!Ctatlons for the Harb~r Sprlnll's

cage squad as they had proven

themselves the class of the
Northern Lower Michigan League
by defeating Pellston 59 47. Eight
days later, however, Pellston
squeezed out a 56 55 overtime
vtctory to eliminate the Rams
from District tournament play.
Alanson~ bid for fame came
a week later when the VIkings defeated Pellston 81 -74 to captur
the Class D District Champiol')hlp at Cheboygan. It was th
first championship for the VIkings
in 23 years and Infected Alansonltes with a touch of tourna.rnent
rever before the local heros wer
beaten In the Regional fln.lls, one
tep short or Lansing.
The younger Rams were spirit
d as well. Coach Joe Flynn's
Junior Varsity breezed to a 50-25
win over East Jordan to capture
the Junio r High School Tournament.

It was also a year tor building.

The L' Arbre Croche Development
Corporation- began a project to
convert 87 acres of woodlands on
Little T raverse Bay Into a complex of private homes, condominiums, and club facilit
An attractive Rectory complex
was completed to serve the Holy
Childhood Church staff In Harbor
Springs. Work began on 40 townhouse and single level apartments
as a second section of Marin
VIllage Apartments, and the
Gllllan..Envln Funeral Chapel In
Harbor Springs was remodeled to
remain an attractive Main Street
sight.
Mackinaw City made 1969 an
expansion year, progressing on
construction of a $900,000 harbor
which will accommodate 96 craft.
And Fort Mlchilimacklnac moved
head with the half-million dollar
Master Development Plan whJch
will eventually restore the fort In
Its entLrety.

Shay Elementary School in Harbor Springs welcomed 19

pupils of pre-school age, the initial visit to the school made
more comforting oy a tasty ginger-!!nap. (top picture).
October 15 was a day of peace demonstrations across the
Happy Years Together
nation as the 300 local contributors to the peace efforts
The year 1969 was extracongregated in Petoskey's Pennsylvania Park to hear
ordinarily special for Mr and
speeches and pray for peace. (lower picture).

Notic.e to S

Tbe HARBOR LIGHT

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Editor and Publisher: Wesley H. ! l aurer

Member,
American Society of Newspaper Editors

Associate Editor: Gary l. Helnlel.n

EcUtor 1\.nd !lanaarer: K1a.ua P . Schuler

Published every Wednesday- Subscription Rate, $4.50 a year.

Telephone 626-2191 or 526-2192 , Box 395, Harbor Sprlnga,
Michigan 49740.

We again ask that you please ref rain

from operating your machines on the

HARBOR POINT GOLF CO URSE

Snowmob ile mmage to greens and fairways
necessita tes costly repair and re-s
eng

HARBOR POINT ASSOCIATION

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. Emmet County's Weekly Newspaper

January 7 to IS, 1970

Sha ra1 A /lerding, ] a n1es Jf1ight

us 111 Harb or Springs Presb_)'teri

xcha n~
11

.for greater home comfort!

Church

'The bride wore a gown of peau

over angelmlst, with sequined
chantilly scallops outlining the
c rescent waistline and moti!s :>f
the same mate rials complimenting
her sk irt. H er Imported illusion
veil was held In place by a jewel
d headpiece of lace petals, pearls
and crystals.
Maid of honor was Mlc;s Brooke
Graham of Petosltey. cousin of
the bride. The bride's stter, Miss
Sandra Allerdlng of Ha rbor Spr
lngs; served as bridesmaid.
The groom's fa ther was bes
man. while Robert Clarke of Har
bor Springs served as groomsman. Ushers were David Wright.
the groom's brother, and Kerry
E lder of Petoskey.
A reception at Stafford's Bay
View Inn, Bay View, followed the
ceremony. and the couple depart
ed on a week-long wedding trip.
They make their home on
campus at Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, where the
groom is in his junior year.
The bride ls a graduate of Harbor Sprmg, High School and was
employed at Burns Clinic in P e
toskey. The groom graduated
from Harbor Springs H igh School
and also aaended North Central
Michigan College In P etos!tey.

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PHONE 526- 2931

HARBOR SPRINGS

LUMBER CO. LUMBER CO.

H arbor Spr ings

:'\lR. and !\IllS. .JAMES R. WRIGHT

Pa rt>nlS of the bride a re Mr.

and Mrs. Carl. P . Allerd lng, Har
bor Springs Road, H arbor Spr
lngs. The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. J . Robert Wright
of Bay Street, Harbor Springs.

Building dreams
is ou-r -business.
o a

rrrosm

You've probably been thinking

about it - that dream home
you would someday build.

"Superb" is the password.

A nice dream, but if you keep

saying "someday", it llUlY never
come true. You prob01bly didn't
realize how easy attaining that
dream could be - if you put it
in the hands of homebuilding
experts.

We welcome your reservat ion s for parties,

formal or informal; Banquets s mall or Iorge .

Stop in and tell us about your

dream. We'll take care of the
rest.

BSCJPE

ROUTE
.

Proceed by car or foot .

to Crooked Lalte. Prepare to enjoy famed
cuisine in an atmosphere of unrushed elegance.

a!lfis ele lfnuse

ltfOTOR INN

Rockwell an, Bond , Inc.

Harbor Springs Phone 526-2126

FURNACES

MONCRIEF Gas And Oil Home

Honeywell Control5

Multi port Ribbon Burners

THE HOUSE OF SERVICE

Heavy 16 Ga. Steel Unit

73 Years' Experience
In the Heating Business!

W.W. FAIRBAIRN &sons,lnc.

Phone Ll 8-6666 or Ll 8-6696

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The Harbor Light

January '7 to 18, 1970

Alanson Sidewalks Off Limits to Snow Ma.chines

( CONTINUI:D FROM .. AG ii 1)

lng or parking motor vehicles on

v1llage sidewal ks, to be printed
an d poltted In the business area.
While calli ng for regulations
that will avoid snowmobile ac
c1dents In the village, the t"ustees
g enerally did not favor complete

snowmobiles parked on sldewaJks

ly banning snowmobile ope.r atlon mobiles parked on sidewalks.
Mn;. Leslie McFarland, a Milton near his place ot business, W . W.
within the village, action wh lc.h
has been contemplated by several Ave. resident, told the council Fairbairn and Sons Hardware.
Robert Ladd and Donald C&mp
other northern Michigan commun that s nowmobiles were croasl.ng
'her lawn, passing within feet ot bell, members of the local Alanson
lUes.
The trustees reviewed a number her home and brought a letter Snowmoblle Club, told the coun
of comJ:lalnts concemlng opera from a neighbor, Mrs. Robert Hof ell that most of the violators were
l tlon o! snowmobiles near homes bauer, stati ng similar compl&lnta. not club members. The club, they
on s treN rlght-ofways and snow , Walter Fairbairn complained of added, prom~tea safe snowmobU

lng and pollees Its members' oper

atlon of machines.
While calling tor strict action
against violators, Mr. Ladd said
that loopholes In Michigan State
snowmobile regulations have
made enforcement a.tlempta by
Michigan State Pollee largely ln
effective .

People Cllld Place

Board of CommisSioners
DECEMBER Petoskey, Mic higan

1969
December 18, 1969

Johnston, supported by Cornell, moved as follows: Your committee

on Claims and F inance would r espect fully submit th e following as
their report and do hereby recommend that the several amou nts total
lng $15,279.08 be allowed and that the Clerk or the Board be authorized
to dra w Orders on the County Treasurer for the same. Roll call vote
as foll ows: Yes: Schmalzned , Corne11 , Heymg, Foster, Manthei, W eb
ster, Zlpp, C1lke, Greenwell, J ohnston . T en (10) . No: None. Absent:
One . Motion carried.
Moved by Foster, s upported by ~1 anthel that the meetmg adjou rn to
1:30 P .M. Voice vote. Motion earned .

Larry Burkhart, son o! M r.

and Mrs. J onas Burkhart, ts sta
tloned In Vletanm . His address
where f rlenct:~ may write him Is :
Sp/ 4 Lawrence Burkhart 378-48
2824, C Btry. 442 Arty., A .P .O.
San Franc1:1CO, Calif. 96262.

T he Emmet County Bo.u d or C"ommlss1oners met In regula r

ession on December 18. 1969 at 10 :00 A.:'.f .. City<:ounty Building,
P etoskey ~1 eetlng c.Jlled to order by Chairman Heynig. Roll call
followed wllh th following commls,ioner s present: Schmalzrled ,
Cornell, Ht'ynig. Fc,ster, :\lunthei. Web,;tcr, Zlpp, C1lke, Greenwell an d
Johnston Corum b,..rotH: I \\'1xson W.J .. ,, b,ent.
Motion m"de by Fo .. h'l', l!llppcntcd by Zlpp that the re<ldir.g of
the m inute' ur th' Jlll'\'llllh mtm~ ht> wai\'ed . Voice vote . Motion
AFTERNOON SESSION
earned.
A leU r f1 111 Sht nfr Zi:tk t mu-c1n:q.; di-;:-ontinumg thr ls:ma nce of
T he Boad reconvened at 1:30. Roll call as foll ows: P resent:
Dnvtr .; L1n-r,.t~ .h ,, duty uf th, Slunff', DtPrtmcnt was re~ld Schmal zned. Corneil, Heynig. F osler, Manthei, Webs ter, C1lke.
and tliMu~ d Sh nfr Z11k a"- .tp;u 11'1'1 htfnn tht Bo:ull tu ;mswer Ab,ent : W1xson. Zlpp, Greenwell and J ohnston. Quorum p re:~ent.
qu e,;twn-.. I ,,,)( fur .. H .-~fllll'loll II I lht Bn.rrd which Wnllld rtfe r I
Coullel!y ad \'erlising 10 the nt: w Emm et County Plat Book or lh
he mat'tJ h,,k 111 th t Set ,., 11 ~ "' s: tit
i\ ecwdi n~ t. Zink . h i<t 4-H Club Department was driicu:~sed . lt wa :~ moved by Cornell, su p
off1 cc 1s 111 nu p oslt;,,n 11 ko 1p p .... , \\ tlh 11w t\'t'l mcre.ISing tlemands p:>rted by Schmalzned that the county app1opriatc .ln amount not to
put up.1r .t hy t~w s ,.,.l, 1a1 ,. of l'' ''' c >frwt> T 1 11 i:> oninu hNn.~ing .:xceed $1 34.50 from the County Promotion Fund for ad verti :~ing S!Jace
by his offitt \\ uuld nu.1n thai 111 It 11111 ,... uld b. sptnt ll:l 1.1w nfJI'C'C m th1:; Pla.t Book and that th< matter be nfe: rtd to the Pnn:mg
Bef o re we put
ment . t!w I"''P'' flln tt~tm ~ :h. ofl wt ~l !ion "''"' m tth by Zo.ipp, t'ommlllP.e for the dt'cis1on a, to amount of ,..pact to t.tke ,,od the
one drop of Mobtf
suppo1ted hy Fo.t 1 that 1!1 , u . ,t. r hr n fcrro-~1 tn h Wavs md udvtrllsmg copy l'> ""e. Roll C:.Jll \ 'Olt'. Ye,: St hm,tlzned. Cornerl,
He attn g Ott on
your tank It ts
Mea ns ('ollllnllll'<' \'nll'l' "''''' ~l 1lln n t.onied
ll eynig. Fos:cr. ~l. 1nth 1. C1lke. S1x t 6 l No Nc.nl'. A bscnt : F i\' e t 5) .
screnttfo c lily
A ttlfllnlllnll';ltlon from the tkptrtmt'lll ht.lds of th <'ol llll\
Jested 211tm11s By
ll
calth
.1nJ
Wclf,ue
commllte~
.
Mot:>tf Mobtl .JISO
conce1nmg tlh' pa k.nJ.; probh-m of lliJlloyres m the < II lillY huildmg
has a Na lt o nal
pll:.ented each board member \\'lth a h>PY uf nr,; report of the Board
was di<~ C il""' ' " Tht' \\',,yl; .ultl ~1 . ""' Committee wa- llhtru.-tc d t
Cuslomer Butner l':~nef
r Ht:ulth meeung m Gaylord on December 16, 1969, and the meeting
702 homeowner!- around .lhe
.!!llh the Pe t.,skty fo~nm u t t..:: .. hln~ Authonty .1nd the PNoskey
counlry
who burn 1 oe sam oof
f
h1s
comm1tttt:
\\
llh
the
IJi.tntt
Ht.'.llth
Untt
:'llu.
:1
,.,,nit,IIJ
1n
....
~l at
City roun c-il on th1., m.ntCI .
we d 'live" 10 you
t
e
r:~
concermng
the
r
eport
were
dhcussf'd
wr<h
Dr
Web:-.ter
answering
Pe c.frcafly Mobf chocks
o unty Tr,;Jsun l Ban w'11 appt' 'nd hefo1e the B.>.Ard to p1esent
their ~tHnac.es
the r equest of the cnunty dep.lrtmtnt hc>ads that Veter,m':-. Day and questions of th.: board mtmbcrs.
Just to make sur\l that Mobrl
Mr. Foster gave ,, 1epon of the meettng of hh ConservatiOn Com
t1ea1tng 011 grves ~ak perform
\\'ashington's Birthdtoy be ad<ltd to the hst of holiday- a \'.lliable lO
Ance. 1n every area. l'llder
cou nty employ t'es. Th i:, ma:tn wa' :I f ned to the \\' ays and Means millee with r eprtM:mauves of townships. ''ill.lgc:, and cities or .l::mmet
every condrlton
County
to
discuJSs
the
H en~atwnal Bond b .-;lle. A c-ounty Park and
Clean, dependable econr mtc
Commlltee.
heat doesn't fUSt happen.
The Lease Agreement bctw1en tht' county and the federal Recreation Commluee to be appoi nted by th e Board or CommiSSIOners
Mobil makes 11 happen.
governml' nt fo r ren'al space in tht> buildmg for the I nt ernal Revenue was discussed. No fu1ther act1on wa:; taken .
The
date
of
T
hur:;day,
J
anuary
8,
19i0
was
e~tablis
h
ed
as
the
Senice was read and discussed. It w ls m:>ved by Greer.well. su!)port
d by Cilke thot the Chairman of the Board be author.zed lO sign date of the organizational meeting or the Board ot C.-:>mmissioners for
the lease agre~ment and the clerk to w1 tness his signature a fter the the year 1970.
It was moved by Cornell, supported by \Veb:~ter that the payroll of
Prol>ec ut lng Attorney had revi e w ~d the provisions or the lease and
the
Board
as presented, for attendance and mileage tor the December
given his legal op1r.ion ancl .1pproval of the word ing. R oll call vote as
fellows: Yc:;: Sc-h mal zrled, Corneil, Heynig. F oQtpr. Manthei, W ebster , session be approved. Roll call vote: Yes: Corneil, Heynig, Foster,
Zipp, Cllke. Greenwell . J ohruton. T en 1101. Absent: WixsJn. One (1). Manthei, Webster, Cllke. Six (6) . No : None. Absent : F ive (5). Mouon
ca rried.
.
~f ollon c-a r11ed .
1
Moved
by
Cllke.
su
pported
by
Foster
lhnt
the
meeting
adjourn
.
Commi11sloner Cilke reviewf'd the st..ttus or the second pha se or
.
709 W. MITCHELL ST.
the Comprehensi ve Planmng Grant and explained the ame ndment to Voice vote. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned
Petos key P hone 347-8 ;34
the current "701 " Contract which added the H:>uiimg S tudy. This
.
Hugh H eyn1g , Chairman 1
s tudy wns n eceo;~a ry In orc!e r to conti:llle the "701'' program. The Harrie t L. Kilbor n, Clerk
s hare of the cost. $42C.OO. d id not Increase Emmet County's cost share
or the overall program as originally negotiated.
It was moved by C1lke, suppo:ted by F oster that the Chairman
ot the Board be authorized to sign the amendment to th e contract and
the clerk be a utho rized to submi t the contract to th e state with the
n~ essa ry check fo r $-120.00 tor the housing study.
Roll call vote as follows: Yes: Sch malzrled, Corn ell . Heynlg,
F oster, Manthei, Webser, Zlpp, Cilke. Greenwell, J ohnston. T en (10).
BOAT & MOTOR STORAGE
Absent: One (1) . Motion carried.
T he Boa rd d iscussed the Social S ecu rity provl31ons pertaining to
Glaston boats
GENERAL INSURANCE
the County Commissioners. It was moved by Foster, supported by
Johnston , that the Emmet County Boa rd of Commissioners be con
Auto
Home
Geneva boats
sldered as fulltl me county elected otrlclals. Roll call vote as follows:
MoriM
Life 6 Heoltfl
Johnson motors
Trails~
Yes : Schmalzried, H eynlg, Foster, Webster, Cllke, J ohnston. Six ( 6).
Your Full SerYice Agency
No : Cornell , Manthei, Zlpp, Greenwell. F our (4 ). Absent: One (1).
Motion carried.
l\l.arlna A\'enue
As a result of further discussion It w,p.s moved by Zl pp, supported
by Manthei, that this motion be reconsidered. Roll call vote as follows:
Yes: Sch.mal zried , Cornell , H eynlg, Foster, Ma nthei, Webster, Zlpp,
Cilke, Greenwell , Johnston. Ten (10) . No : None. Absent: One.
MoUon carried.
Following furth er discussion, It was moved by Zlpp, supported by
Greenwell that the Emmet County Board ot Commissioners are and
hereafter shall be considered as partUme employees, as of January 1,
1969, the date the Board was reconstituted. Roll call vote as follows:
on the new
Yes: SchmaJzried, Cornell, H eynlg, Manthei, Webster, Zlpp, Cllke,
Visitors Wekome
Greenwell. E ight (8). No : Foster, J ohnston. Two ( 2). Absent : One.
Rainbows 12 to 18 inches
MoUon carried.
BAKERY

M@bil
heating oil

Perry Oil Co.

II
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The
Burley-Corneil
Agency

Log Mark Marina

I fA

R='

'Highland
Sales and Service

M&H
Trout Ponds

The matter of wagesln-kind was discussed by the Board. lt

was moved by Zlpp, supported by Cornell. that the living quarters
allocated to the Sherif! be considered the equivalent to $800.00 per
year. Roll call vote as follows: Yes: Schmalzrled, Cornell, H eynlg,
Foster, Manthei, Webster, Zlpp, Cllke, Greenwell, Johnston . Ten (10).
No: None. Absent: One. Motion carried.

No license required
Open 7:30A.M. until
dortt everydoy
R&inbowa It Broolal
tor etocklnc ponds

nn auaa

......a

take off

:JET.,,

The

Dutch Oven Shf11'

.IN

GIFTS

TRAILBLAZER TRACK

Log Mark Marina

Phone 548-7668

YARNS
Servin&' Late Luncbu
lO:OQa.m. 5 :00p.m.

1111

auaa

HI-11M

Emmet County's W eekly Newspaper

J a nuary 7 to lS, 19'70

Former Perry Fartn Chosen

Site of 35 0 Unit Development

PELLSTON

{ CONTINU ED FI'IOM ~AGI: 1)

Seven Seek Election

In Council Primary
In a Primary Election to be
held February 16, for the Pellston
VIllage Council there are seven
candidates running for three
vacancies. IJlcumbents are Isaac
Dlot, Francis Forton, and Roy
. Emerson. Opposing them for
seats on the council are James
Allen, Jr., Gary M . Sobl eskl, Carl
McCreery, and Cla~ence Tatro.
Filing for Village President, un
opposed Is Ri chard C. Croff. Seekmg election as Village Clerk Is
Paul Robinson, and for Village
Treasurer Mrs. Ca lvin (Bessie)
Gillett.
Voters are reminded that this I
a Primary Election and thus they
may not split their ballot . Tickets
mustbe voted straight one way or
t!te other. Successful primary
-andidates will vie In the regular
::uncll election In March .
The last day to register for the
Primary Election Is January 16.
To register for VIllage Elections
see VIllage Clerk, Paul Robinson .
To register for state, national.
gc ne ral. s::hool, county and town,o(hip elections. voters a.~e remind
d to regls~er with Township
lerk R:>y Emerson.

BIU Brubacher , son of Kr.

a nd Mrs. E manuel Brubaker, was
a n area visitor during the holl
days, before returning to Fort
Wa yne, Indiana.

There Is Ice skating going on a

the new rink at the Sp:>rts and
Recreation Area on Robinson
Road. The area Is lighted for the
ccnverlence of nlght skaters. Als
there Is a lot of activity on Rocky
Bill days and evenings.
During the vacation period be
twee n Chrlstmu and New Years
the whole Recreation Area was
well used by area folks and nonresidents both for snowmobiling
Jnd tobogganing. This is a plus
for the Sports and Recreation
lub and those dedicated area
folks who worked so hard all sum
mer clea ring the area and ralsmg
money to get this underway at
the Recreation Area.

Regi!ltrallon was held at the

tO\\' n hall Monday for Women' s
Rcc~eatlon Classes. All women In
the Pellston School District are
tn\'tted to register and attend
these classes. Classes are to be
held once a week at the old Gym

Local engineer Richard Bid

strup has been retained for the
project. Don C. Waggoner will be
designer and consulting engineer.
Carter Sales' request !or utility
righta was referred to the plan
ni.ng commission by the council .

Harbor Bank Plans

Drive-Up F acility

Callers at the home of Mr. and

Mrs. Jack Grobaskl during the
Drive-up !aclllties are planned
holiday season were: Mr. and at the Emmet County State Bank
Mrs. Tom Groba.skl and family, In Harbor Springs. J ames Clarke,
and Mr. a.nd Mrs. Howard Hueb president of the bank received
ner a nd family all of Saginaw. permission from the council to be
Also stopping by were Ward gin alteration worl( on the side
Stark of Jackson and Junior Nis walk run ning along the east side
wonger and son, Gary, of Flint, of Spring Street for the purpose
Herb Hills, Alanson, and Bill of Installing a drive-up window.
Ford, C a r p Lake. Spending
There would be no change In
Chrislma.s Eve with the Jack Grobaskl's were his parents, Mr. and the tra!flc pattern, which present
Mrs. Paul Grobaskl. Other callers ly calls for one-way tra!flc on
were Mr. and Ms. Garth Spencley Spring Street from Main Street to
and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Bay Street.
Council decided cost of the
R. Thompson and !amlly and
sidewalk alteration would be
Lawrence Spencley.

Mr .and Mrs. Jonas Burkhart

and family spent New Years Day
with their daughter and family,
the Elmer Lash mils at Charlevoix.
Their granddaughter, Sandy, re
turned to spend the week end with
them .

Openings Available
In Recreation Classes

Ice Skating Season

Beigns at Recreation Park

Page

Registration for five evening

recreation courses was held Jan
uary 5, and only the women's
physical education class being
offered Is filled , according to the
Harbor Springs .{tecreatlon Com
miSSIOn.
Needed to fill other classes are:
- 15 persons for the men's physl
cal education class, Thursdays
from 7 to 9 p.m .
- Two signers for the bridge class
on Thursday evenings from 7.30
to 9:30p.m.
- Two tor the shop cla.ss, two
hours on the most convenient
night.
The girl's gym class will also be
offered If enough sign up, the
commission stated.
Persons wishing to register may
do so by contacting Mrs. Richard
Babcock at ~26 -5485 or Mrs.
Duane Rhine at 526-5747. Classes
not filled by January 9 will be
Cancelled .
Classes are scheduled to begin
J anuary 12.

:umR't:t:1P"

shared with the bank, the financial

terms to be agreed upon at a later
date.
Installation of the new faclllty
should be completed In two to
three months Mr. Clarke told
council meembers.
:P.tr. Clarke explained the drive
up service would be available for
pedestrians also and should relieve
congesllon Inside the bank build
lng on active days.

Twin Engine
Charter to any Point
Air Ambulance
CHARTERED FLIGHTS TO MACKINAC ISLAND

SHORTER AIRWAYS
Pellston 549-8..f54 If No An s wer Call Petoskey, 347 4361

Welcome:
Annual

Moose_Jaw
Safari
to
JOE WALSH'S FAMILY BAR
on Lark's Lake

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~

The
Snowmobiler's
Rendezvous

Brrrrrrrrrrr ...
There's Still Plenty of Winter Left
Keep Comfortable In

*Scarfs * Sla cks * Su.e aters * Soc ks

Gloves *Pa jamas *Gou.ns * Robes *Knit caps

Rosenthal's
Main Street

H~rbor Springs

Phone 526-59 4 1

The N'orth
at your
Doorstep

Harbor Springs Motel

Piton 526-5431

Bay Strflt

Horltor Sp\'in9s

ew
eu. and diffe ren t, ye t traditionally rich in tone,
amberglass dinnerware softly refl ec ts the dimmed
light of an evenin g din ner or adds a s triking
brillian ce to th e buffe t table. It speaks elegan t,
ly for you - and it's only $9 .95 fo r a 24 piece
se t.

329 Eaat Lake St.

Petoakey, Michigan

Page

The Harbor L_ight

Telephone ad8 to 526-Z192 or

52'6-2191 . Rates: 25 words for
$1.00, addltion&l word.s 3

each.
Thrt'l' weot>ks for th
pric-e of two.

Rentals

FURNISHED APARnrENTS.
tiUUee Included. No chlldren or
petS. Phone 34'7-8957.
1-7
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OOMFORTABLE 2 bedroom fur

nlshed bou.se for rent In Harbor
prings. By week or
Sleeps 6. ConvenJent to ski areas
and stores. OaJI 5265692.
1-21
ATTENTION SKIERS.
rent, sl~ps 6. By week, month or
n. Cl08e to Nub's Nob or

January 7 to IS, 1970

For Sale

Large and 8lll1ill regrlgerators,

kitchen slnk. Bathtub. Several
he8ts of drawers, new ln cartons.
Folding bed and mattn!88. Tabl
and cha.lr8. House beating regis
ters. Deep frye r, coffee maker,
beer coole r, elgu.rette machine,
10" Neon liquor sign. 180 Electrl
Welder. Pbooe 347-SlSS, Tony
Kollns kJ.
1-7
BALDWIN EXTERt\U~ATOR
A:'UP'S . . . lliew Guurant
Regular price $825.00. Now
you can walk away with tll
S u1>er bargains for $555.00 Terms.

Business
Opportunities
MEN! WOMEN! 6 WAYS TO
!\lAKE MO:!\"EY! Spare or tull
tbne. It's ree.Uy simple. Afe no
barrier. Full Ume $10,000 a year
or more. Start lmmedJately. Free
detaJJa. Write today. The Oaktoo
Ho.use, '741 Elmhunt Bd., Dee
Plaines, Illinois 60016.
1-H
(ENVELOPE
ERS) wanted! Stan>pl'd enve lope for de1a1Js. Haning

t:lon's , 60S5 Truman

City, Mo. 64125.

~.

Kansa8
12-24

HANNA 'S MUSIC

I' .. .., --- v

~

~~

~ ov~ ~.r

PUMPS, Bladoner Rotary Pumps

for
lndustrla.J,
eommerdal,
mlnln~, Irrigating, tmn1Jfer, su
AVAD..ABLE I~BIEDIATELY
Furnished 2 room apartment In tton. Fochtman Motor Company.
Phone 84'725'7'7 Petoskey.
Petoskey. Suitable for 1 or
middle-aged people. Phone 347 229t.

For Sale

1889 PARKWOOD TRAILER,

Beamed Ugbta ln Uvlng room,
carpeted,! bedroomt, utility room
with wuher and dryer. Phone
14'7-9229.
1-1
SAVE UP TO $70.00 on
FARFISA ORGAN
Lightweight, fully trans istor
lzed while prese nt stock
lasts.

HANNA'S MUSIC
34'72826

lop, vertical or horlzoatal. Hand peeled logs, vertical

or horizontal. Log rafters, log
tiel, log purllns. Log truS&es. and
trtmber trusses made to order.
Onplete bul.lding or any part.
Boyne Fallt Log Homes, Boyn
Palls, Mleb. Phone 5492'21.

Good only while present s tock

last:;
save up to $75.00
free delive ry. te rms.

HANNA 'S MUSIC

Phoneo S-t7 -2826

P e tosk ey

BALLARD'S Inc. Plumbing, beat

lng, cooling. 24 hour service.
Complete line of bath &Oce880ries.
Free estln1Mes. Phone S"S900
or S476161, East l\IJtcheU at
01\'lslon R~d.
tf
FENDER T!IISBODl'
ONADO . .. 6 a nd 12
<:ulturs. R cdu c('d 20 % to
- T (' rmS.

16 lb. DICK WEBER Al'IF ap

proved bowling ball. Handmad
O\al crocheted kitc hen MJ
lous sizes, S5 Inch to 4
Phone 34'7-8417.
1231

HANNA'S MUSIC

Temts.

P e toskey

HANNA'S MUSIC
Phone 8472826

T6)..fo.

Petoskey

Automotive

56 DODGE Plckup and 4 wh

truUt>r . Also 6S OLDS. 4 door.
good tlre8, good running condition .
Phone Tony Kolinski S4'7-SIS8.
1-21

FOR SALE
1965

Mus tang Coupe - 6

e~Und e r, S speed trunsmls
ston, ne w tlres Md battery.
950.

1!'0

LEAN UP SALE ON
olld Body Gulta111 . .
C mSON FE NDER . VOX
SAV E $ $ S S
Real Bargalns
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Notices

Ormsbee Implements
Afton, 1\Uchlgan
Phone Indian Rive r 2389928
C heboygan 627-5673
-21
or Gay lord 73 2-5991

LABELS 1000 NAME AD

DRESS 50f. Great Lake& Sale&
Co.. 20908 H. R. Dri,e, Rockwood.
MJclt. 4817S.
121
CLOVERLAND Engines for cars
aact trucks; also complete crank
abaft assembUe&. Fochtman Motor
Company. Phone 34'7-2577 Petos
key.

P e toskey

e Business
Small wander:
can be sHn at

Fletch's lmporu

PBT08KEY, JOaDGAN
Phone 3-t"i'-9651
If

Oooortunities
Eloo"TER Boomlng BWion Dolla.r
l\lall Order HOl\IE plan aenot
and Pre-Cut Home mark e t,
Profits. fantastic. 1\larsc:h, 906
Powell HL, Monroe, Loulslana
71201.
12-17

nd today for Worldwide Import

Direc tory. "You'll be glad you
did" - SS.OO check or money
order. PostpaJd. The Oakton
House, 741 Elmhurst Rood A,
Despl.aJ.nes, Dllnols 60016.
2-11
Country
Western Reeordt, Fiddle ~
Waltze., Blue Grus, F o I k ,
Go8pel - Uncle Jlm O'Neal. Box
AHL, Arcadla, Calif. 91006. 11<i

FREE CIRCULAR -

Wanted

TO RENT - TRAILER ~PACE

ln Petoekey-Conway or B&y View
area. Phone 84'7-9229.
~-1

Marine SurpUC8
Su~aU Engine Boring
Lawn l\lower Servi

Bosch aanuaon

ratt~

lallson carbueraaor
Sch.1lerRaslone oal Kohler

enaane~

R&L
Auto Electric
419 Howa rd St. , P etosk ey
Phone S..7-8118

. Phon
t!

l!!_G~L.:'~L~

H elp Wanted

S tutsman Electric

In com
or part time Rawlelgh Household
Products Home Sen lce Plan. llio
ln\'estment. Have se,e ra.J town
s hips open. Write Frank GrO'I ..er.
Bo~ 115, Williamston, l\llc h. 48895.
1-28

lnSUN'd

tate Llct'nsed

W iring- Repairs - E lectric H eat

"

n1

Phon

S econd to

Non ~ "

P .O. Box66
H a rbor Springs

10-29

RELIEF POLI C E~lAN for I day

weekly. l\lust be 21 years of age.
Avply at Pollee Department , Harbor Springs.
1-7

Real Esta te

S BEDROOM HO

. ....
vie w
au-s.
key.

Bulldozing &: Excavating, ' road

buJldlng nnd <'lcaring. Black dirt,
flit dirt nnd gra,e l. Contact T. R.
Cuntow. Phone Harbor S prings,
5262St4.
tf

. 495' of frontage on
lSI, jus t west of PleasantRoad. Peterson and Associ
P ennsylvania Plaza, PeWs
Phone S47-S901.
1-7

PROPERTY OWNERS!
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS
WAITING TO B

PETE BEATTY, Realtor

HANNA'S MUSIC

RESUILDING

:"'!

Residential
mmc rclal,

Phone 3472826

t.

USE 1

Lake Frontage,

NN
Regula r price $875.00
:Sow onl;\' $788.00 lneludln
bt>nch and dell\'ery - T e rms.

tf

~WANTADS

LOOK AT THIS
We have a. s pecial deal for
our customers during t.he
month of Januury 1970.
\VIth purchase of a. B-210 or
B 212 or HB-212, we will gtv
a S6" Snowblower or 42"
l\lowe r or S6" Tiller FREE
with each purchase of abov
tractors.

SERVICE

an.ytblng elec
Radios, tele'Ytslons, Bl
Fl's !-Way Radl08 You name
IU Ftnest aervtoe depanment bl
tbe Nortb. Petoskey EledroDlce,
1!6 Sprl.np, Petoskey. D11-S'798.

and before, Dimes, Quan.ers, and

Halls . Paying 15 per cent over
raee ' 'ldue . More if the pri
sliver rises. Write stalin~
amount of ~tllve r you have . I wUJ
l>lck up In your area. ll possible.
I buy war nJckles SS.OO J>er roU.
liver dollars $1.75 each. AI
lleellons , t>roo' sets and
o lns . G & R Coin S hop. 1212
t., l\lldland, l\IJc h. 49640.
12-24

t READ and

Phone 347-8181
or evenings 347-3739

HANNA 'S MUSIC

WE

Services

troole -

PROFESSOR wants to buy cottage, acreage or Vll;C8Ilt lot on or

near lake. Write John Hnunlec,
Ma.contb
Oommunlty
College,
Warren, l\llc hlgan 48089. Phon'
791-44M.
121

Hardwood Umber; 1\laple 8eooh-.

Basswood, Elm and As h. Write
or call l\loeke Lumber Company,
l\lance.lona, l\IJchlgan; p h on
'7-2641.
tf

Boyne HJghla.nds. Phone 347-2874.

1-7

Wanted

251 East Bay Street

Harbor Springs
T e lephone 5262165

Complete
Real Estate Service
LISTINGS WANTED!
Reside ntial - Comme rc ial
Resort Acreng,
Lake Front

McCune-Dickinson
SLnce 1888
310 Howa rd
P etosk ey
Phone 84 '7 -2588
lt

Rentals

OSE TO
Available now.
Wayne Mose r, Broke r. Phone 34'7
12/ 31
4678.

ONE b e d room
APAR.Tl\lENT. 1
store a.nd P08t Office In Gonway.
Suitable for 2 people . UUIIU
fu.rnJshed. No pets. Phone 347898S.
12-31
S BED R 0 0 l\1 FURNISHED
HOUSE at Walloon Luke. Oil
Heat. Ava.Llable lmmed.lately.
Phone 526225S, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
or 5S52205 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 12-31
2 BEDR00:\1 l\IOBll.E HOllE,
10' x 60', with 9' x 12' a.ddltlon. In
Alanson area.. Gas furna.ce. Part
ly furni s hed. Not more than 2
R eferences rcqulred.
chlldren.
Phone 5487'779.
12-17

Every week
Look for
Nature Along the Way
by R eg Sha rk ey.
The o utdoor column young and
old enjoy r eading.

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Emmet County's Weekly Newspaper

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NATURE .ALONG Tl-IE W.A.Y

'fQifjle)'~....,

A NATURALIST'S
NIGHTMARE

,__ ~-.. "1

Having tolled the day long, be- and our world of nature. In fitful
sieged by the problems and tos.;l ng about, troubled s I e e p
pressures of progress, I entered finally conquered by tortured saul
and I had a dream . . . .
the cloistered refuge of my sleeping chamber. T hereupon, I lower
I t came - a sweat-d renched
ed and shuttered the windows
gau\St the noise or flashing mghtmare: I saw a land through
lights of a mechanized clvlliza a grimy fog of atmospheric pollu
lion, deadened my se n:.ts with ion, w ith seething masses of
pills and ear plugs, turned on the humanity living In door-todoor
air condittoner for a brea~ h o warrens; a network of highway
w ith gigantic patehworks of air
clean air - th en Jay down , bo
ports.
obliterating
everything
wetlry, on my pallet.
Sleep came not easy ac; my green a nd natural, and on thes
mind mulled the state of humanity s te rile ribbons of concrete a

r\.

strea m of gas be:ching juggernauts, shadowed <>verhead by

screaming squad rons of glistening
goliaths, all rushing towards tha.t
last speck of w ilderness.
Then came t h e horrendou
final e to this terrible dream : The
lasl bll of wildland, and It's life .
was pushed off the edge of the
world by the onrushing horde.
Too lat~ the screech of grind
lng metal . . . lhe screaming of
doomed mank ind, and the \\'hole
mess fell Into oblivion.

1
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11 .-\1...:

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\ \".\ Ill& .\

PROTECT YOUR HEATING

INVESTME NT! Buy International of Utica and get not just
five, or ten - but a FULL 20 YEAR FURNACE WARRANTY! See us for FREE heatmg
survey and purse-pleasmg prices
on these built-to-last, warTanted
to-last furnaces. No obligation.

rot1nd Town

By ~ hlrl ey Bntc
at Kaniarz retu rned to ~flch
tU 526-2191
igan Slate Un Vo?r~it) after sp~rY.I
Eve party was
A
new
Years
ing the holiday :.eas:m villlling her
parents. :\l r. and :\'Irs J ohn held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J ames Kilborn on Harbor Poin t.
Kaniarz.
Guests atte nd ing were Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Graham M.rs. M. A. Erwin , Mr. a nd Mrs.
nd children from Dt'Lioit spent John Hodge. Mr. and Mrs. J . R .
timt at the home of thetr p:u ents. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. 0 . E.
Dt. and :-.trs. Thomas Graham. Patker. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Hoofman, Mr. and Mrs. J a mes Clarke,
dunng the holiday 11eas:>n.
~'lr. and Mrs. Rober t Squier, Mr.
nd Mrs. J ohn Bond and Mr. a nd
Dennis Lemieur Assigned to
Mrs. Jertie Rockwell from HarKorean Infantry Division
bor Springs. Attending from P eArmy Specialist Four Dennis toskey were Miss Harriet Kilborn,
R. Lemieur, 22, son of Mr. and :\t.ss Helen Kilbor n, Mr. and Mrs.
penleiter, Dr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Ralph A. Lemleu r, 435 Carlton, Petoskey, has been asslnged Sanders Frye. Als:> attending
to the Second Infantry Division in were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Benson
from Wheaton, Illinois.
Korea . as a clerk.

~~

INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Harger BulUlln
Phone 5Z8212S

Instant. Express printing from

''

DURACLEAN
Service
'We absor.btion clean,
neve r scrub, never soak .'
Contact: Dave Sly
Harbor Springs
526-2451

BALLARD'S
Plumbing & Heating

your original, 100 copies $5.

1221 U.S.-Sl North., P etoskey
PHONE S4'7S14S

SQUIER ELECTRIC
SHOP

RICHARD E. BIDSTRUP
Engineer and Lund

Sur\'t'~ o r

.Box 2S'7 - - Harbor Spri ngs

Ginops Is Your
Winter Sports Center for:

Johnson Skeehorse
Moto-Ski
._Ski Whiz
Homelite

OTTAWA
LUMBER COMPANY
OIS 2nd St., H a rbor SprlnJ:'S
Telephone IS2629Sl
Open Week Days 8 5
aturdny 8 Noon

HOOVER ' S
n<l'IC!Iplng, nursery stock,
plants & top soli. The Flowt' r
Shop OJle n from
Altx>rt \\'I'll

526-2992,

PHOTOGRAPHY
by
HAYNES

Portra.ll'l - Commtrlcal Work

Fra.mlnl!'. -

GINOP

FARM SUPPLY
Phon 548-726 I

DENTISTS
THOMAS F. GRA HAl\1, DD
G. MICHA EL PIERCE, DDS
Phone 5262051
241 E. :\lab1

Ha rbor Sprl.ng8

HARBOR SPRINGS
Bookkeeping Service
( formerl y F ett ig Bookkeeping)
\Ve.;&tcrn U nion A~ren<'y

HOLIDAY
FREIGHT LIN!!;
n Jce, Ruhblsh

Colllslon

HARBOR SPRINGS
OIL COMPANY

GILLIAN -ERWIN
AMBULANCE SER VICE
-" fl our

Oxy~rn

EqnipfWcl Sen 'l<'

J>IIO:SF.

$26 2~8 1

WYLAND'S
PRINTING SERVICE
F or Fine Printing

ARCHIE MARSHALL
Plumbing & Heating
Gas & Oil Burnf'rs
PHONE 526-28Sl

'" Business Since LQ2~

PETOSKEY FARM
SUPPLY and GROCERY

Beer nntl Wi n" Takr Out

J.Wil 88 Dally, 108 Sunday
or. Harbo r S prlng'IConwuy Rd.
:S262001 D17S311 :uarlon & Kt'lt h You nt:"

80 20

Modern, Fully Equipped Parts

and Service Department

Pro\iding You With One of

Northern Michigan's
Most Complete Insurance Services
Home PI'NIOnal Busln
Bank Bldg.
526-5831

PHOI'\E 5265-UI
91'7 S tuh Rouct

PHONE 5Z85Sll

OBILES

Alon.& :m

MacGregor Plumbing
anc:l Heating Co ~

E. MIU:hell & Dhlslon Rd.

Phone DI '7-SOOO
Free Esllmatin~ ServiC'I'
PETOSKEY, 1\0 CHI GA.~

Contracting a.n d Repolrlng

Hotpolnt AppUance

on our

George Cook, who tS stationed

with the U.S. Navy In R hode
Island. and a guest. Miss Peggy
Marsden from Bedford, Massa
chusetts spent time at the home
of George's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Cook of Harb:>r Springs.
Also visiting during ll)e holiday
seaqon were their son and daugh
ter-lnlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
ook from Durand.

ADPRINT ASSOCIATES

ial

M-68

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JOHN'S SHELL SERVICE

"21S" hour w recker service

Your PllUUps 86 Dl.!Jhibutor
H ertz Rent-A-car Agency
Motor BUces !or rent
Open dally 7 a .m. 10 p .m.
State & Lake
528-5566 SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS
1\la.l.n St., RarbQr Springs, 526-5681
HARBOR SPRINGS

DeWITT
CONSTRUCTION CO
R'l<lc.lcntlnl

r ()fllmPrclal
RemodeUn
Rt>pall'ff
196 West Bay S t.
526-2011

HOLLYWOOD
SERVICE STATION
Texaco Distributor
Friendly Service
State & Mn.ln
5262861
HARBOR SPRL~GS

JOHNSTON'S
RESTAURANT
Good Food and Smlllng Faces

Emmet Count y 's W eekly N ewspaper

~Iturr4

Mrl!. Ralph C. K albfleisch ot

R oute 1, Petosk ey , Is serving
aboard the alrcrafl ca r rier USS
F orrestal with the U . S. SI)U.h
F leet m the M edi terranean .
The Forrestal Is participating
In Fleet and NATO operations.
Th is Is the ship's eighth Medlter
ra nean cruise.
It was scheduled to v isit Canne s,
France during the Christmas
hohdays with vlsit.s to Paris avail
able to members of the crew.

Make
all your
jewelry
sparkle
like new.

Co~hi11,

.-;untluy M us... ~ 7 :SO 9 :SO I I :00

W e.-ktlays 8 a.m .
uturduy Even ing 7 :00
'- nfesslon Sat. 4 15, 7 8
Phone 5262017

Til E PRESBYTERIAN CHUIWII

E. ThJrd Street
-R~ v. 1)1 ,.id \I.

Cro"' Ph. '>26 5649

Woniblp Ser vice 11 a.m.
'b W'Cb School 9:SO a.m.

........

ZION L UTHE RAN CHURCII

600 W . M ltcbeU St., P etoekey

Early Sel'\'lce 8 :15 & 10:50 a.m.

SUDday School & B i ble ClaM
9:15 a.m.

W inter Schedule

HURCR
l>

ShJ r~ey

Bruce

OaJJ 5262191

N avy A irm an ApprenUce Allen

E . K albfleisch. son of Mr. and

Nntr.s

Rel . ElMan

By

Allen Kalbfleisch
In Mediterranean

January '7 to IS, 1970

Now. you can grve your tewelry

the very frnest professronal
care at home wrth world fa
mous Hagerty Jewel Clean

VU]

erty Jewel Clean - $1.00

Sa&urday '7 p.m . Sunday 10 a.m.

ST . NI C HOLAS CHURCH
Larlul Lake
11 :SO a.m.
No M ass at St. Ignatius, Good Ha rt

McDonald Christmas
Dinner Guests

Jane

Chnstmas dinner guests at th

home of :>1 r. and M r.:;. George Me
Donald w ere :.-t r. and M r:l. Donald
M cDonald and childen. K lnny and
Leon f rom Grand Raprds. Mr. and
:>i rs. Bud ::\1 urr ay and chrldre n.
Vrckie, J oh n and T erry and Sandy
:>1iller from Charlevoix, :>1r. and
Mrs. J ohn M cDonald and chil
dren. John ard M ary Ann f rom
B'\y Shore. M r. and Mrs. R u-.,;1'11
Blumke and son. Ross from A la n
son. Warren M cDonald and ~l r
and ;\II s. Donald Jur11 eret and
children, J udy and Scottie from
H :~.rbor Spring :;.
Also vl"iting
durrng the holidays w ere their
daughters. Phy11 1~ and :>1 e:ha and
their grandchildren. Sheila Aid
rich and Tommre anj Don:ue C.lr
ter from R o;;kford and Grand
Rapids.

Confessions Before M ass

'
GUts

It ' s the S L 396 .

Po w e rfu l e noug h
fo r the whole family .
W i t h t he same

Yamaha Motorcycle
engine that wins all the big races year after year. So
it's got heart. :=or the whole family. With Au tomatic
Or I Injection 396cc Engine Disc Brake Ball Joint
Steering . Bring the w1fe and kids and test drive it.
And take a look at the SL 338 and the SS 396
racing model. Today!

Dinner guests .tt thl' h :>me 1.1

:>tr. and M rs J R
Wnght on
hnstmas Day '''l'l''' M r Harold
P<>der sen. :.h T .t rold Pt:dersen.
Mr. J ohn l"'ederst!n. Mr und Mr:<
raid W oodruff. :.t r and :.1rs.
Daniel W..rdtn .lnd d.111ghtcr:-..
Lynne and M ah:-:-a .tnd ;\l r and
1\l r>'. Jame:-; \\'orght

:>I r and :>I "' R,,b('rt Boullher
.rnd daughter B..:th Ann, relUrned
to Plymouth on Sunday after
.. per.ding ,1 \\'E'<' k with her mother,
:.r r:-.. M ild rec \\'rlcox nt Twrn Prne

P etoskey M obile

OUSing
4 MILES HORTH OF PETOSKEY OH U.S. 31

:.1 rs. K enneth Backus and chrl

dren, Shannon and Sten. r tu: ned
M ond.1y l.'v,nrng .1fter ~ p eo.h ng the
weekend rn W rlhamst
her hu><band who i"
there.
:>1r. and M rs

Normao Te r pen

tumed to Durand on Satllrd<IY

after spcndng a wN:k .1t the hom
of his pa;~ nt s. .M r. nucl :.lr:'l.
Dewey T 1rpenrnl{ un St.He Stroet.
~l r. and :>I rs. Gem:-;ley Tcrpl'n
rng r ettntly sp1nt ttmc at thf.'
home of :.tr and iM r,.
~~en('
Seelt:y In J:o;,lst J o d.rn.
:\1 .. 1
\'i,itir:g wer E' the R1v and :.t rs
G<lrda n Tcrp1nrng from R t Ill \I'> .

:.1 r:;s Vl\ran Robb of H .1rbor

Spnngs vrslted frit-r.d-. and rela
uves in the K ,t lamazoo '"
dunng the horlday season

Ha nksc raft Vaporizors to Humidify your home

_$4.95 and up - A good Health Age nt

Both Steam &
ool Vapor
Your Compi ete Se rvice Phannacy

HOVEY'S
Phone 526-5971

Itsa better machine

M rs. Elame Baclws and daugh

ter. Velda . returned to H arbor
Spl'lngs after vi:;rtrng her fiv
daughters in the L.tnsmg area.
They vi:;ited at the homes or :>t:- .
and :>1rs. A lbert M llll'r. :.1 r. and
Mrs. Paul Ull'lch. M r .1nd )lis.
Jf'rry Cook. )l r . .tnd M r:; J i m
Peterd,l and :.t r. and M rs. Rob..-rt
H 0\\'"11.

ang and s.>n. :.t ll'h.l l'l Uf.'wey. l'l'

Vrsrung rn H arbor Sprmgs

rlurmg the hohday :-eao;r.n were
M r and :>I ts L <.'e Gr.>th
Mr.
t Grand

Rev. Flavius Czuba, O.F .'M

P hone ~26 2030

Hours: Oft ily, II: 30 10 6:00

Friday , 8:30 10 8:00
Sunday , 10:00 10 12:00

Kaniarz Fam ily

Vi s it Califor nia
~~~- ,\nd Mr:; John K anrar
d.lllghter-. Pat . tra vel ed t
rornia to attl.'nd .1 C'hri~lm 1
rly ro?union. They \' i:srted a! the
home of :>! . tnd :>! ~. Ct'c-il
:.ton 111 Tu'ltrn. C.lliform ,\ Other
j:'Uc;;::-. WE're :.t r .md :.tt ... Du,lne
!"'o,..-.lnZil .llld thr~,, ;;Orb fr,tm
Ol:em .h . :.11 .10.1 !\1 -.. Dou~:l.1s
:.reela r .mtllhildn'l from
::-.: l'b:a-.k,J. M r .1nd M r,;.

Lid<lt11 .1nd 1>.10 " '"'" z f

Mr. <lnd :.t r..-. G<lry H ahn and

ughter. Anry. from Park R idge.
Llhnois wt>rt' A'"':<ts at the home
f therr p.tttnt,a. M r. an d 1\l r!<.
H ar-old Hahn uf H ,ub.>r Spnng,;
;\l r .md :.1 r,. P. 1y M cBride ,,.,
hllst" of ,, N, ,,. Y ears Ev, p.uty
A tlt!ndrn_~: ,,., '' :.1 . <I nti M rs to;d
l::leer. :.1 1. .tnd :.Irs. Josl' Ph Bod
zic.:k. Mr. ,md :>Ir s. Dougl,ls Jar
tlmt>. M r .111d :.trs Ch.ule:t P..1tg~
:.11. and :.I t,; . 811 :.t,lst>r and :.l r
,tnd Mr s .I R \\'ne ht
:.l r
11 d
\J r, R >btl't R ~ob
(!om Y p .. rlantr .. pent tinw la-.t
wrek at tht h :>me of hro.; sisllr
and bmth f.>rinl w . 1\l r tnd M r"
R<t y Ft otland.~.!J? "' H<~rbor Sor
rngs
- -D i nner .(:th~t" at the hom<.' of
:.l r and :.t rR. Floyd Pontius on
New Y <.'ars J:o;v, were M r. and
M r~. W ilham Bruce .tnd family.
Mrs,; Dtltue" C:la'<rer from
Grandvrll(' nlll: ned to her home
n ~ onday .r fter ;;pending time
with a fnE'nd . :>l r"s J anet Pontruo;,
rn H arbor Spnngs.

Birth Announced
A daughtl'r. Tracy Lee, w as
born to Mr. and M r,;. Jamt>s Cone
of Alanson on Dt.'cember 31 Tracy
\\'f'rghed sel '<'n pound.; and nin"
ouoces.
M aternal g~andparents are Mr.
and Mrs. H . R . H atha w ay of H ar
bor Springs and patE'rnal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Aldwyn
Cone of Petoskey.

HOTPOINT MODEL RJ84

T wo f ull-size elect r ic
ovens- bake or roast in
one while broiling in t he
other I Automatic oven
timing clock and minute
minder on t he eye-level

cont rol panel are ext ra

conveniences you will appreciate. Lift-off doors
a nd tilt-away units make
cleaning of both ovens
easy. Fits 24" cabi nets.

SQUIER Electric S
Phone 526-5311

Harbor Springs