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MANISTEE — The
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AAUW bringing the
2009-10 year to close
Manistee AAUW is
bringing their 2009-2010
year to a close with two
important events scheduled
for the first week of June.
On Wednesday, June
2, the branch will hold
its annual meeting at the
Manistee Golf and Country
Club located at 500 Cherry
St. Dinner begins at 6
p.m. with election of offi-
cers and a brief business
meeting to follow. Those
interested in learning more
about AAUW are welcome
to attend. Members are
encouraged to bring guests.
For information and res-
ervations, please contact
Nancy Lyon at 723-9452 by
Friday, May 28.
On Saturday, June 5,
Manistee AAUW will hold
its very popular annual
garage sale 9 a.m. until 3
p.m. at the old Manistee
township hall on Bridge
St. near Victorian City Car
Port.
This year the branch
is holding the sale on
Saturday rather than their
usual Friday and have also
chosen a new location that
will better accommodate
rainy weather.
Proceeds of this sale
provide an annual schol-
arship to a local woman
attending West Shore
Community College. The
West Shore financial aid
office selects the recipient
of this $1,250 scholarship
based on criteria set by the
branch. Those who wish
to assist with funding this
scholarship are welcome to
donate items for the garage
sale or make a cash contri-
bution.
Items for the garage
sale may be brought to the
hall on Friday June 4. It
Onekama
students
receive
MITES
honors
Projects built by
Onekama High Shool
student Joseph Kosiboski
and middle school student
Kayla Kosiboski won sixth
and ninth place awards
respectively in the Michigan
Industrial Technology
Education Society’s
(MITES) state competi-
tion held May 6 through
8 at Lake Superior State
University.
At MITES regional
competition held in April
at Fremont High School,
Joseph Kosiboski’s project
finished in first place in
the wood small wall hung
cabinets category and Kayla
Kosiboski’s project finished
first in the old fashioned
small tote boxes competi-
tion. Also, at the regional
competition, Onekama
Middle School students
Sierra Warner, Haley
Maser, and Louise Barnard
finished second, third,
and fourth respectively in
the competition. Warner,
Maser, and Barnard won
honorable mention in the
state competition.
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Manistee area entertainment calendar
This Weekend
Saturday, May 29
Kaleva Bottle House
Museum opens for season,
noon-4 p.m., Saturdays
and Sundays through
Labor Day, Saturdays
through October, (231)
362-2080
May 29 — Michigan
Beer & Brat Festival, 4-9
p.m., Crystal Mountain
Resort, Thompsonville
Sunday, May 30
May 30 — Ricky
Nelson Remembered star-
ring Matthew and Gunnar
Nelson, 8 p.m., Little
River Casino Resort
May 30 — Afternoon
of Chamber Music, 3 p.m.,
Music House, 302 Walnut
St., Manistee
Other upcoming
events
June 1 — 100th
Anniversary Tower Bell
Concert, 7 p.m., Guardian
Angels Church, Manistee
June 2 — Customs
-N-Classics Car Club
Cruise-In Night, 5-8 p.m.,
Wendy’s restaurant, 1492
U.S. 31 South, Manistee
June 10 — Wellston
Jammers Jam Session,
1-4 p.m., free admis-
sion, music and danc-
ing, Norman Township
Community Center, 1273
S. Seaman Road, Wellston
June 12 — Classic
car show, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.,
Manistee Ford, 3471
Grant Highway
June 14 — Sheryl
Crow with special guest
Colbie Caillat, 8 p.m.,
Kresge Auditorium,
Interlochen Center for the
Arts
June 16 — Customs
-N-Classics Car Club
Cruise-In Night, 5-8 p.m.,
Wendy’s restaurant, 1492
U.S. 31 South, Manistee
June 19 — Spirit of
the Woods Folk Festival,
11:45 a.m.-11 a.m.,
Dickson Township Park,
14279 Coates Highway,
Brethren
June 19 — Travis
Tritt, 8 p.m., Little River
Casino Resort
June 19 — Portage
Lake Association Annual
Dinner, 5:30 p.m., Little
River Casino Resort, (231)
889-4281, ext. 2
June 20-21 — Benzie
Community Chorus
Cabaret, Crystal Mountain
Resort, by reservation
only, (231) 352-7552
June 21 — Summer
Solstice Concert by
Manistee Choral Society,
7 p.m., Faith Covenant
Church, 475 Eighth St.,
Manistee
June 22 — ShoreLine
ShowCase Jazz, Jive at
Five, 7 p.m., First Street
Beach Rotary gazebo,
Manistee
June 25-27, July 1-
3 — Fabrications/Textile
Art Exhibit by Manistee
Art Institute, Ramsdell
Theatre, 101 Maple St.,
Manistee
June 25-27, July 1-3
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p.m., Harvey Theatre,
Interlochen Center for the
July 9 — Rick
Springfield, 9 p.m., Little
Days
July 17 — America
Aug. 5-8 — Onekama
Days
Arts River Casino Resort – 40th Anniversary Tour, Aug. 6-8 — Copemish
Dave July 3 — The Capitol July 9-11 — Bear Lake 8 p.m., Little River Casino Days
Yarnell Steps, 5 p.m. and 8 p.m., Days Resort Aug. 21 — Bear Lake
Staff
Writer Corson Auditorium, July 11 — David Community Yard Sale
Interlochen Center for the Shifrin, clarinet, with the Other Summer Aug. 31-Sept. 5
398-3111 dyarnell@pioneergroup.com
Arts World Youth Symphony Festivals and — Manistee County Fair
— “Annie Get Your Gun,” July 3 — Manistee Orchestra, 8 p.m., Kresge Community Sept. 4-5 — Brethren
Ramsdell Theatre, 101 National Forest Festival Auditorium, Interlochen Celebrations Days
Maple St., Manistee, 723- parade, 10 a.m., River Center for the Arts July 23-25 — Arcadia Sept. 11 — Port City
7188 Street, Manistee July 13 — Interlochen Daze Street Fair, Manistee
June 25 — Kelly July 4 — Manistee “Collage,” 7:30 p.m.,
COMMUNITY
Trudell Veterans Benefit National Forest Festival Kresge Auditorium,
Concert, 9 p.m., Little fireworks, 10:30 p.m., Interlochen Center for the
River Casino Resort First Street Beach Arts
June 26 — Paula
Cole, 8 p.m., Little River
Casino Resort
July 4 — World Youth
Symphony Orchestra
“An All-American Fourth
July 14 — POST
Comedy Theatre star-
ring Robert Post, 7 p.m.,
CALENDAR
June 26 — The of July,” 8 p.m., Kresge Corson Auditorium, SUNDAY, MAY 30
Moody Blues, 8 p.m., Auditorium, Interlochen Interlochen Center for the
Kresge Auditorium, SUNDAY, JUNE 6
Center for the Arts Arts
Interlochen Center for the Kaleva Lions Club
July 7 — Customs July 16-18 — Kaleva
Arts -N-Classics Car Club Pancake Breakfast 8:00 Euchre, Manistee
June 26 — Strawberry Cruise-In Night, 5-8 p.m., a.m. to 12 Noon; Kaleva American Legion, 2 p.m.
Fest, 2-5 p.m., Visit: Wendy’s restaurant, 1492 Lions Den. Kaleva Lions Club
Marilla Museum and U.S. 31 South, Manistee Discussion group on Pancake Breakfast 8:00
Pioneer Place, 9991 July 8 — Wellston Comparative Religions, a.m. to 12 Noon; Kaleva
Marilla Road, Copemish Jammers Jam Session, based on the book Lions Den.
June 26 — Juhannus 1-4 p.m., free admis- World Religions by A discussion group on
Mid-Summer Day sion, music and danc- Huston Smith, 7 p.m.; Comparative Religions,
Celebration, 6 p.m., ing, Norman Township Church of the Holy based on the book
Kaleva Roadside Park, Community Center, 1273 Trinity, 410 Second St. World Religions by
Nine Mile Road, Kaleva S. Seaman Road, Wellston 723-2078 for info. Huston Smith, 7 p.m.;
June 26-27 — July 9-11 — Benzie Green Thumb Perennial Church of the Holy
Onekama Area ArtSnake Community Chorus & Bake Sale, 9 a.m.-1 Trinity, 410 Second St.
Open Studio Tour, 10 Cabaret, Crystal Mountain p.m. Onekama village 723-2078 for info.
a.m.-4 p.m., Onekama Resort, by reservation park. Bear Lake Lions Club
area only, (231) 352-7552 Bear Lake Lions Club Pancake Breakfast,
June 29 — ShoreLine Pancake Breakfast, 8a.m.-11a.m., Bear Lake
ShowCase Jazz, Tom
Hagen-Cheri Lynn Trio “ONE WEEKEND TWO SALES” 8a.m.-11a.m., Bear Lake
Lions Den
Lions Den
with Rick Reuther, 7 p.m.,
First Street Beach Rotary GARAGE CLEAN-OUT SALE Chamber Music, 3p.m., MONDAY, JUNE 7
Music House, 302
gazebo, Manistee
June 30 — Bela Fleck,
JUNE 4 & 5, FRI. 9-5 & SAT. 9-3 Walnut St. 723-2744 Catholic War Veterans
5 MAGIL, MANISTEE
Zakir Hussain and Edgar Stephen T. Duchon Post
HOUSEHOLD, BOOKS, DOLLS, PUZZLES SUPER LUDINGTON ESTATE SALE
Meyer, 8 p.m., Kresge MONDAY, MAY 31 1847, 2 p.m., St. Joseph
Auditorium, Iinterlochen JUNE 4-6 FRI. 9-5, SAT. 9- & SUN. 12-3 TOPS 528, First Baptist
Parish Center
TOPS 528, First Baptist
Center for the Arts NUMBERS WILL BE ISSUED AT 8AM FOR THE FRI. MORNING RUSH
July 1-4 — Manistee Church, weigh-in, 3:45-5 Church, weigh-in, 3:45-
406 FIRST ST., LUDINGTON
National Forest Festival FROM US-10 & WASHINGTON (AT THE BLINKING LIGHT), p.m., meeting follows. 5 p.m., meeting follows.
July 1-3 — “Annie TURN SOUTH ONTO WASHINGTON. WATCH FOR SIGNS! TOPS #1801 meets at 11 TOPS #1801 meets at
Get Your Gun,” Ramsdell SUPER FULL, JAMMED PACKED, a.m., First Baptist Church, 11 a.m., First Baptist
Theatre, 101 Maple St., 1201 Lakeshore Rd. Church, 1201 Lakeshore
Manistee, 723-7188 HOUSE/BASEMENT Knights of Columbus/ Rd.
To Preview These Sales-Pictures & Inventory
July 1-4, 8-11 — Check Out Our Web Site Catholic War Vets, Annual
Interlochen Shakespeare
Festival: “Macbeth,” 7 231-723-2625 www.savorysales.com Memorial Day Mass,
Guardian Angels Church,
TUESDAY, JUNE 8
9 a.m. Manistee Community
Kaleva Meats
Depression Self-help Playgroup 9-11 a.m.;
Group, Manistee Faith Covenant Church.
KM HOURS: MON.-THURS. 8AM-8PM • FRI. & SAT. 8AM-9PM • SUN 10AM-6PM
Friendship Society, 405 E.
Parkdale Ave. Manistee,
Kristina 723-9739
kristinab2006@hotmail.
1 p.m. com
CHECK OUT THESE SPECIALS Dual Recovery Community Table, St.
GOOD THURSDAY, MAY 27 THRU WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2 Anonymous, Manistee Joseph Parish Center,
Friendship Society, 405 E. 5:30-7 p.m
WE NOW HAVE LOTTERY Parkdale Ave, Manistee, Eagles Bingo, 5:30p.m.,
GROCERY MEAT
3:30 p.m.
Memorial Day parade and
ceremony,10 a.m. starting
Early Bird, 6p.m., 55
Division St. .
MACC Clinic, 4-8 p.m.
Country Fresh at River and Division Manistee Health Clinic,
6
3rd Street.
$ 99
2% Milk TUESDAY, JUNE 1
2
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9
$ 89
Prime Rib MHS and St. Joseph
HS class of ‘58 monthly Kiwanis General
Roast lb. breakfast, 9 a.m.; Meeting, 7-8:00 a.m.,
Boneless Ribeye......................................... $6.99 lb. Stafono’s House of Flavors
Gallon Community Table, St. O.A.(Overeaters
Bone-In Rib Steak...................................... $6.59 lb.
Joseph Parish Center, Anonymous) meeting
Boneless Chuck Steak ................................ $2.79 lb.
5:30-7 p.m. 7 p.m.; Good Shepherd
Country Fresh Orange Juice, ½ gallon ......... $1.99 Ground Chuck............................................ $2.59 lb. MACC Clinic, 4-8 p.m. Lutheran Church, 521
Extra Large Eggs, doz .....................................99¢ Country Ribs .............................................. $1.59 lb. Manistee Health Clinic, Cypress St., Manistee,
Store Made Bulk Sausage .......................... $1.59 lb. 3rd Street. 723-2883
Plochmans Mustard, 10.5 oz. .................... $1.59
Lay’s Chips...................................................2/$5 Spare Ribs ................................................. $1.99 lb. Story Time, Manistee
County Library, 11 a.m. THURSDAY, JUNE 10
Whole Pork Butts ....................................... $1.59 lb.
Pepsi, 2 Liters ...................Plus Deposit... 10/$10
Claussen Pickels ..............................................$2.99
Open Pit BBQ Sauce, 18 oz..........................2/$3 OnCor Redi Serve Chicken or Veal Patties ........2/$3
WEDNESDAY JUNE 2 Wellston Jammers
Jam Session, 1-4 p.m.,
Dixie Spring Colored Napkins, 320 ct ........ $3.99 Johnsonville Sausage, Cooked & Smoked ........2/$6
Kiwanis Board Meeting, free admission, music,
Solo Plastic Cups, 18 oz ............................. $2.19 Chicken Leg Quarters.................................... 59¢ lb. 7-8:00 a.m., House of dancing, Norman
Our Family Paper Plates, 100 ct ................ $2.99 Flavors Township Community
Our Family Squeezable Mayo, 18 oz ...........2/$5 Kaleva Country Kitchen O.A.(Overeaters Center, 1273 S. Seaman
SAT & SUN ONLY MAY 29TH & 30TH Anonymous) meeting Road, Wellston
Our Family Snack Pack 7 p.m.; Good Shepherd FREE (adult) craft
Country Rib Dinner with Salad Bar ............. $9.99
Apple Sauce, All Varieties ........................... $1.99 Lutheran Church, 521 sessions, 9:30-11:30
Splenda, 9.7 oz ......................................... $7.99 Pull Pork Sandwich with Fry ...................... $5.50 Cypress St., Manistee, a.m.; Onekama Church
Hunts Snack Pack Pudding, All Varieties..... $1.29
Sara Lee Hamburg & Hot Dog Buns........... $1.39
PRODUCE 723-2883
THURSDAY JUNE 3
of the Brethren, 8266
Mill St., Onekama, 231-
889-4311.
Jimmy Dean Meal Size Biscuits, Cole Slaw Mix ...............................................99¢ Kaleva Lions Club Customs -N-Classics
Croissant & Muffins ................................... $5.49 Tomatoes.............................................. $1.29 lb. Pasties 8:00 a.m. to Car Club, 7 p.m.; VFW,
Mushrooms ................................................2/$4 12 Noon at the Kaleva Manistee. Contact
Westfield Cheese, Shredded & Block ............2/$4 Lions Den. Patrick Broderick 723-
Zucchini or Summer Squash ..................... 99¢ lb.
Athenos Hummus, All Variety ......................2/$5 Onekama Thrift Shop, 3800.
Fresh Peaches ....................................... $1.49 lb.
Our Family Laundry Soap, 32 loads.............2/$7 10a.m.-4p.m. Kaleva Lions Club
Pineapples........................................... $3.25 ea. Pasties 8:00 a.m. to
FRIDAY, JUNE 4 12 Noon at the Kaleva
2
Blueberries American Legion Fish Lions Den.
$ 29 $ 49
3
Fry, 5-7:30 p.m. 10 Onekama Thrift Shop,
Mason St Manistee 723- 10a.m.-4p.m.
Heinz 9501
Ketchp 36 oz. pt. SATURDAY, JUNE 5
SATURDAY, JUNE 12
ACCEPTING ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS, WIC AND EBT Onekama Thrift Shop, Onekama Thrift Shop,
10a.m.-4p.m. 10a.m.-4p.m.
14468 Wuoksi Ave. • Kaleva • 362-2106
6 • WEST SHORE SHOPPERS GUIDE • Sunday, May 30, 2010

Manistee County Community Foundation receives

grant to support Explore the Shores program
MANISTEE — The Manistee
County Community Foundation
recently announced a grant of
$21,000 from the Michigan
Coastal Zone Management
Program, Michigan Department
of Natural Resources and
Environment and the National
Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration, to support expan-
sion and promotion of the Explore
the Shores program.
The program was founded by
the community foundation along
with a host of national, state and
local partners to make Manistee
County the premier destination
for people of all ages and abilities
to access, use, and enjoy its lakes,
rivers, Lake Michigan shoreline
and other water resources.
Laura Heintzelman, executive
driector, said that the grant will
be used to develop a web site and
other communications materials
to promote tourism and encour-
age use of Explore the Shores
locations, including interpretive
displays and signage. Funding will
also be used to identify and seek
resources to develop new sites
and to explore opportunities for
sustaining the program in support
of universal access.
The grant will be managed by
the Alliance for Economic Success
under an agreement with the
community foundation. The alli-
ance coordinates the Explore the
Shores program in partnership
with the community foundation
and others.
By the end of 2010 Explore the
Shores locations will include the
following locations that have been
developed with funding from the
Great Lakes Fishery Trust:
n The Stronach boat launch
and the new universally accessible
fishing pier that is near the mouth
of the Little Manistee River.
n The Arthur Street boat
launch in the City of Manistee
that will also include a universally
accessible fishing pier.
n The Bar Lake outlet to Lake
Michigan on Lakeshore Road in
Manistee Township.
n The Rainbow Bend Access
Site on the Big Manistee River,
managed by the U.S. Forest
Service (USFS), where a walkway
and universally accessible fishing
pier will be installed.
n The Big Manistee River,
near the mouth of Bear Creek,
also managed by the USFS, where
a walkway and universally acces-
sible fishing pier will be installed.
Other Explore the Shores loca-
tions include:
n The lift facility in the City of
Manistee’s Municipal Marina to
help people who use wheelchairs
in and out of boats.
n The beach house and walk-
way at the City of Manistee’s Fifth
Avenue beach and the walkway at
the First Street beach.
“With the support of a lead-
ership team for the Explore the
Shores program, we have also
recently completed grant applica-
tions seeking funds for sites at
Spirit of the Woods to upgrade
the walkway and fishing pier on
Bear Creek, the City of Manistee’s
launch site on Ninth Street and
at the First Street beach where
we have sought funds for a new
bath and beach house,” said
Cyndy Fuller, executive direc-
tor of the Alliance for Economic
Success. “Our water resources
have been historically significant
to the economic well-being of our
County, including our deep-water
port that continues to support
over 1,000 manufacturing jobs.
The Explore the Shores program
is a terrific way to develop and
promote our county’s waters to
benefit all interests, including our
important tourism industry.”
Fuller said that about $1
million from various sources
has been secured since 2008 to
develop the Explore the Shores
program. Abonmarche, Inc. is
coordinating site development
of Explore the Shores sites, in
partnership with the Explore
the Shores leadership team and
governmental units that own the
location of the sites. Every effort
is made to develop Explore the
Shores sites with durable, low
maintenance materials in ways
that compliment and protect frag-
ile environments.
Anyone interested in serving
on the Explore the Shores lead-
ership team should contact the
Alliance for Economic Success at
(231) 723-4325.

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which begins in Chicago in Manistee on the fighters riding 950 miles around Lake Michigan to raise funds for the fight against
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MANISTEE — The fire chief Sid Scrimger and things he did prior to pass-
weather on Friday morn- members of his department ing away was visit various
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By Local People
Northern Michigan, but the
spirit of 14 Chicago firemen
was shining brightly as they
passed through Manistee
County on a 950-mile bicycle
The PDS Family Of Directories ride around Lake Michigan
to raise funds for the fight
against pediatric cancer.
As the riders were pass-
ing through Manistee, local
residents pointed out to
them the historic City of
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on a tour of the local station,
and they were amazed at the
historic structure.
“We were just passing by,
and some of the people told
us we should stop and see
your fire hall,” said Chicago
fireman Ken Soo. “They were
telling us it was the 17th old-
est operating station in the
nation, and it is amazing. We
try to visit fire halls along
the way, but we now wish
we would have planned out
more to see some of them
like this one.”
Rich Pinskey founded the
Ignite the Spirit organiza-
tion that promotes Chicago
firefighters doing fundrais-
ers to benefit charities in
their community. He was
taken with the style of the
Manistee Fire Hall, and the
way the community has pre-
served it.
receiving treatments. The
numbers 41 and 9 signify
the numbers Schueler wore
on his football and baseball
jerseys, and it became part of
the foundation’s name.
“Hank was 14 years
when he passed away,” said
Soo. “We knew his father
real well, so we thought we
should do something differ-
ent to help raise money with
the bike ride.”
The riders took off from
Quinn Fire Academy in
Chicago, and they have been
averaging about 80 miles per
day on their trip. When they
hit Manistee they were in
the fourth day of their ride,
according to Soo.
“We give them a rest
about every 20 miles, and
we plan to spend the night in
Traverse City,” said Soo.
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“This is amazing, and
I can’t get over what good
shape this building is in,”
said Pinskey.
The money from this
fundraiser will go to the
Henry Schueler 41 & 9
Foundation for the fight
against pediatric cancer. It is
a foundation that is trying its
best to help those who are in
similar situations with their
the concept of doing the
bike ride to raise funds, the
firefighters began training on
a daily basis to get in shape
for the event. Soo said that
although it is hard work,
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A BUSY DAY AT JEFFERSON SCHOOL

LOOKING FOR PEACE MINI RELAY FOR LIFE

Photos by Dave Yarnell/News Advocate

Kindergarten teacher Linda Kruse (ABOVE) leads the singing of a peace song.
When the Jefferson students completed the mini-Relay for Life, they gathered
(BELOW) around the Peace Pole in front of the school to talk about peace and
justice.
Photos by Dave Yarnell/
News Advocate
Jefferson Elementary School
students (ABOVE) nearly
filled the entire block as they
did a mini-American Cancer
Society Relay for Life. (AT
LEFT) Linda Kruse leads
her kindergarten class out of
the building for an American
Cancer Society Relay for
Life walk around the block at
Jefferson School.

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surprised when the students unfurled a sign thank-
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11 am DEDICATION OF NEW
RIVERWALK HISTORICAL
MARKER: In 1855 the first large
vessel was built in Manistee, the
Schooner Kewaxcum, named after
the then Ogemunk of the Little
River Band of Ottawa Indians.
This exhibit has a reconstructed
portion of the original schooner
and interpretive material describing
the event. The Manistee County
Historical Museum will dedicate
this marker on the Riverwalk by
Cherry Street.
1 pm – 4 pm HAY RIDES: Tour the
scenic 650 acre farm on a tractor
drawn hay ride. Enjoy wine tasting
at the Douglas Valley Historic
Tasting House 11 am-6 pm. Take
Us 31 North, Left at Casino on
M-22, Follow signs. (231) 887-
3333 - www.douglasvalley.net.
2 pm - 8 pm FABRICATIONS
Forest Festival volunteers will
be collecting donations from the
crowd for the 2011 Fireworks.
10 am- 5 pm MANISTEE WORLD
OF ARTS & CRAFTS: Juried arts
and crafts show in beautiful tree
lined park, 80 vendors will display
their art and fine crafts, food and
music. Red Szymarek Park on Fifth
Avenue. FREE ADMISSION
10 am – 5 pm STITCHERY AND
OUR HERITAGE: Featuring quilts,
coverlets, garments, wedding
gowns, lace making and lacework,
drawn work, embroidery, Swedish
and Norwegian stitchery samplers
and spinning. Backgrounds of
the artists; history of family
pieces; explanation and history of
techniques. The Lyman Building,
425 River St. Students-$1,
Adults-$3, Adult Couples-$5,
Families-$7.
2 pm - 5 pm DISC GOLF COURSE
OPEN HOUSE: The Forest Service
invites you to come out and visit
or learn about the disc golf course,
play a game or just walk the course
to enjoy the signs and scenery.
Beverages and snacks will be
available at the picnic area shelter.
Call Ramona for more information
at (231) 723-6121 ext. 3108. Udell
Rollways Day Use Area 15 miles
from Manistee, off Highway M-55
and north on Horseshoe Bend
Road.
2 pm - 8 pm FABRICATIONS
TEXTILE ART EXHIBIT: This
exhibit will surely highlight the
hidden creativity of local artists,
featuring traditional and non-
traditional quilts, rugs, knitting,
crochetinging, embroidery and
fabric and fiber painting. The
offerings can be as varied as the
creativity of the artist; this exhibit
10 am – Dusk THE LITTLE SMILIN’
CHOO CHOO: The Little Smilin’
Choo Choo is always a big hit
with kids of all ages! Remember,
“You’re Never Too Old to Ride the
Train!” It’s not just a kid’s ride, the
train was built to accommodate
adults and kids alike, making it
a true family attraction. Douglas
Park, First Street Beach, $3 per
person.
11 am COMMUNITY WORSHIP
UNDER THE TENT: Presented by
The Salvation Army. Hospitality
Tent, Douglas Park, First Street
Beach.
Gates Open @ 11 am 16TH
ANNUAL TRADITIONAL
JIINGTAMOK (POW WOW): Public
welcome! Please join us for a
celebration of Native American
culture. Experience unique Native
dance styles and singing. Native

July 1 - 4, 2010
Changes of times, dates and events
may occur. Contact the Manistee
Area Chamber of Commerce,
231-723-2575 with questions. The
latest schedule is available at www.
manisteechamber.com
THURSDAY, JULY 1
10 am – 5 pm STITCHERY AND
OUR HERITAGE: Featuring quilts,
coverlets, garments, wedding
gowns, lace making and lacework,
drawn work, embroidery, Swedish
and Norwegian stitchery samplers
and spinning. Backgrounds of
the artists; history of family
pieces; explanation and history of
techniques. The Lyman Building,
425 River St. Students-$1,
Adults-$3, Adult Couples-$5,
Families-$7.
10 am – 7 pm BEADING &
FIBER ARTS: Free classes
and demonstrations with
guest instructors and local
artists showcasing their
artistic endeavors. Fiber Arts
demonstrations will include
knitting, crocheting and felting.
Northern Spirits Gift Shoppe, 389
River Street .
10 am – Dusk THE LITTLE SMILIN’
CHOO CHOO: The Little Smilin’
Choo Choo is always a big hit
with kids of all ages! Remember,
“You’re Never Too Old to Ride the
Train!” It’s not just a kid’s ride; the
train was built to accommodate
adults and kids alike, making it
a true family attraction. Douglas
Park, First Street Beach, $3 per
person.
10 am – Dusk FESTIVAL MARKET
PLACE & FOOD VENDORS: First
Street Beach.
10 am – Dusk WHISPERING PINES
ANIMAL KINGDOM: First Street
Beach entertainment site. NO
CHARGE.
1 pm – 4 pm GPS POKER HIKE:
Bring your Garmin, and hike the
scenic 650 acre farm, drawing a
card at up to seven coordinates.
3 best hands win a prize. $5.00
to enter. Enjoy wine tasting at the
Douglas Valley Historic Tasting
House 11 am-6 pm. Take Us 31
North, Left at Casino on M-22,
Follow signs. (231) 887-3333 -
www.douglasvalley.net.
2 pm - 8 pm FABRICATIONS
TEXTILE ART EXHIBIT: This
exhibit will surely highlight the
hidden creativity of local artists,
featuring traditional and non-
traditional quilts, rugs, knitting,
crochetinging, embroidery and
fabric and fiber painting. The
offerings can be as varied as the
creativity of the artist; this exhibit
will be truly exceptional in its
diversity. Presented by Manistee
Art Institute at Hardy Hall in the
Ramsdell, 101 Maple St.
2 pm-Dusk T.J. SCHMIDT &
COMPANY CARNIVAL: First Street
Beach.
5 pm – 9 pm FOREST FESTIVAL
WINE & FOOD TASTING
EXTRAVAGANZA: Featuring local
wine and food. Music provided by
Triple Shot, a three piece acoustic
group. $5 per person includes a
wine glass and 5 tickets. Additional
tickets will be available. The event
will be held at the west end of
River Street, downtown Manistee.
6 pm FOREST FESTIVAL DUCK
RACE: Raffle tickets are $5 each,
or 3 for $10. Ducks will travel
from Maple Street Bridge west.
Spectators can watch from
the Riverwalk. 1st prize: $300,
2nd prize: $100, 3rd prize $50.
Sponsored by Huntington National
Bank.
7 pm ROOTS ON THE RIVER: Live
music featuring the local band
Detour. They combine original
contemporary bluegrass sounds
along with traditional favorites.
Jaycee Bandshell on the River on
Memorial Drive. FREE.
7:30 pm ANNIE GET YOUR GUN:
Musical fictionalizing the life and
career of Annie Oakley, the famous
sharp shooter. Ramsdell Theatre,
101 Maple Street, Order tickets
online: www.ramsdell-theater.org
or call 800-836-0717.
FRIDAY, JULY 2
8:30 am 11th ANNUAL FOREST
FESTIVAL GOLF OUTING: Held at
Manistee National Golf & Resort,
4797 US 31 South, shotgun start
at 8:30 am. Lunch will be provided
on the course. Organized by
Sunrise Rotary. Please contact
Manistee National Golf & Resort
for reservations, 231-723-8874.
9 am – 5 pm USED BOOK SALE:
The Friends of the Manistee County
Library will hold a used book sale
on the lawn of the library, 95 Maple
Street. This is a one day sale.
9 am – 5 pm TRUNK SHOW:
Featuring local talent in the
design industry, presented by
Suvi Boutique. Featuring hot, new
fashion designs and corsetry from
Pink Label Fashion, bringing their
custom-made men and women’s
Aristocratic Goth and Neo-Victorian
look to this Victorian Port City.
10 am – 5 pm STITCHERY AND
OUR HERITAGE: Featuring quilts,
coverlets, garments, wedding
gowns, lace making and lacework,
drawn work, embroidery, Swedish
and Norwegian stitchery samplers
and spinning. Backgrounds of
the artists; history of family
pieces; explanation and history of
techniques. The Lyman Building,
425 River St. Students-$1,
Adults-$3, Adult Couples-$5,
Families-$7.
10 am – 7 pm BEADING &
FIBER ARTS: Free classes
and demonstrations with
guest instructors and local
artists showcasing their
artistic endeavors. Fiber Arts
demonstrations will include
knitting, crocheting and felting.
Northern Spirits Gift Shoppe, 389
River Street .
10 am – Dusk FESTIVAL MARKET
PLACE & FOOD VENDORS: First
Street Beach.
10 am – Dusk THE LITTLE SMILIN’
CHOO CHOO: The Little Smilin’
Choo Choo is always a big hit
with kids of all ages! Remember,
“You’re Never Too Old to Ride the
Train!” It’s not just a kid’s ride, the
train was built to accommodate
adults and kids alike, making it
a true family attraction. Douglas
Park, First Street Beach, $3 per
person.
TEXTILE ART EXHIBIT: This
exhibit will surely highlight the
hidden creativity of local artists,
featuring traditional and non-
traditional quilts, rugs, knitting,
crochetinging, embroidery and
fabric and fiber painting. The
offerings can be as varied as the
creativity of the artist; this exhibit
will be truly exceptional in its
diversity. Presented by Manistee
Art Institute at Hardy Hall in the
Ramsdell, 101 Maple St.
2 pm-Dusk T.J. SCHMIDT &
COMPANY CARNIVAL: First Street
Beach.
4 pm CHALK ART CONTEST: River
Street and Water Street in the
Fountain Triangle. Registration
3:45 pm, contest starts at 4 pm.
Three age groups: 5-6 yrs, 7-8
yrs and 9-10 yrs. Bring your own
chalk if possible. Limited chalk is
provided. Prizes for all participants.
Sponsored by Manistee Tree
Commission. FREE ADMISSION
4:30 pm-7 pm MANISTEE LIONS
CLUB FISH BOIL: The Manistee
Lions Club invites you to enjoy
their famous fish boil! Festival
Tent, First Street Beach. $7.50 for
adults, $3 for children.
7:30 pm ANNIE GET YOUR GUN:
Musical fictionalizing the life and
career of Annie Oakley, the famous
sharp shooter. Ramsdell Theatre,
101 Maple Street, Order tickets
online: www.ramsdell-theater.org
or call 800-836-0717.
8 pm SCOTTVILLE CLOWN BAND
CONCERT: Manistee Ford Mercury
is the proud sponsor of the
Scottville Clown Band Concert.
First Street Beach Festival Tent. $1
per person donation, children 12
and under no charge.
SATURDAY, JULY 3
8 am FIRECRACKER 5K RUN/WALK
AND 1-KILOMETER FUN RUN:
$20 pre-registration, $25 after
June 30, 1K Fun Run $10/$15.
Held at Manistee High School.
Registration forms available at
Snyder’s Shoes, 397 River St.,
contact Eric Thuemmel, 231-398-
9374, ethuemmel@manistee.
org. Proceeds benefit the track
construction project at Manistee
High School.
8 am-12 pm FARMERS MARKET:
Held in the parking lot across
the Maple Street Bridge from
downtown, on Memorial Drive.
9 am – 5 pm TRUNK SHOW:
Featuring local talent in the
design industry, presented by
Suvi Boutique. Featuring hot, new
fashion designs and corsetry from
Pink Label Fashion, bringing their
custom-made men and women’s
Aristocratic Goth and Neo-Victorian
look to this Victorian Port City.
9:45 am FLAG RAISING
CEREMONY: Veterans will raise the
flag as the National Anthem is sung
by Beth Yeach. All veterans and
active duty are invited. Presented
by Manistee Area Veterans at the
corner of Division and River Street.
10 am INDEPENDENCE DAY
PARADE: Travels west on River
Street from Division Street
to First Street to the Armory
parking lot. This fantastic parade
highlights the festival. Entry
forms available from the Manistee
Area Chamber of Commerce or
www.manisteechamber.com.
10 am – 7 pm BEADING &
FIBER ARTS: Free classes
and demonstrations with
guest instructors and local
artists showcasing their
artistic endeavors. Fiber Arts
demonstrations will include
knitting, crocheting and felting.
Northern Spirits Gift Shoppe, 389
River Street .
10 am – Dusk FESTIVAL MARKET
PLACE & FOOD VENDORS: First
Street Beach.
10 am – Dusk WHISPERING PINES
ANIMAL KINGDOM: First Street
Beach entertainment site. NO
CHARGE.
10 am – Dusk THE LITTLE SMILIN’
CHOO CHOO: The Little Smilin’
Choo Choo is always a big hit
with kids of all ages! Remember,
“You’re Never Too Old to Ride the
Train!” It’s not just a kid’s ride, the
train was built to accommodate
adults and kids alike, making it
a true family attraction. Douglas
Park, First Street Beach, $3 per
person.
Gates Open @ 11 am 16TH
ANNUAL TRADITIONAL
JIINGTAMOK (POW WOW): Public
welcome! Please join us for a
celebration of Native American
culture. Experience unique Native
dance styles and singing. Native
food vendors will be on site. Arts
and crafts vendors will be offering
a variety of items for sale. Tribal
Gathering Grounds located across
from the Little River Casino Resort
(corner of US- 31 and M-22).
11:30 am-1:30 pm TACO LUNCH:
Choose the taco bar or nachos,
beverage and dessert for $7, adults
and $4 for children under 10.
Manistee United Methodist Church,
387 First Street.
12 pm – 6 pm TABACALERA
PERDOMO CIGAR TASTING
EVENT: Tabacalera Perdomo’s
family of premium brands have
garnered high praise among cigar
aficionados worldwide and now
you have an opportunity to taste
our new cigar offerings. Meet
Perdomo representative Roger
Sherburn and take advantage of
one-day only exceptional deals.
Buy any box of Perdomo cigars
and receive a Perdomo single torch
lighter, a Perdomo cigar cutter, a
Perdomo cigars t-shirt and 4 free
Perdomo cigars! Buy any 3 cigars
and get 1 free. Must be 18 years
of age to enter the smoke room.
Surroundings, 423 River Street,
231-723-0637.
12 pm-Dusk T.J. SCHMIDT &
COMPANY CARNIVAL: First Street
Beach.
1 pm – 4 pm 14TH ANNUAL
WATERBALL COMPETITION:
Area firefighters compete in a
demonstration of skill in water
stream application. Armory parking
lot, 281 First Street.
1 pm – 4 pm GUIDED TOURS OF
THE BABCOCK HOUSE: 1880’s
Manistee lumberman’s mansion,
listed on state and national register
of historic places. 420 Third St.,
231-723-9803, $5 per person.
1 pm – 4 pm HAY RIDES: Tour the
scenic 650 acre farm on a tractor
drawn hay ride. Enjoy wine tasting
at the Douglas Valley Historic
Tasting House 11 am-6 pm. Take
Us 31 North, Left at Casino on
M-22, Follow signs. (231) 887-
3333 - www.douglasvalley.net.
will be truly exceptional in its
diversity. Presented by Manistee
Art Institute at Hardy Hall in the
Ramsdell, 101 Maple St.
4 pm- 8 pm CUSTOMS-N-CLASSICS
CAR CLUB CRUISE NIGHT: Meet
at VFW Hall located on 28th Street.
Awards will be given by sponsors.
Music by Mr. D’s and food will be
available. NO CHARGE. Sponsored
by Manistee VFW.
Gates open at 7 pm MANISTEE
JAYCEES AQUAPALOOZA: Come
to the 18th Annual Music Event!
Continuous live music beginning
at 8 pm until 2 am. Featuring the
bands Paper Plane Pilots and
Sufferin Suckatash. They will
rotate performing all night long.
Ages 21 and over only. Festival
Tent, First Street Beach, food and
drinks available on location. $8 at
the door.
7:30 pm ANNIE GET YOUR GUN:
Musical fictionalizing the life and
career of Annie Oakley, the famous
sharp shooter. Ramsdell Theatre,
101 Maple Street, Order tickets
online: www.ramsdell-theater.org
or call 800-836-0717.
SUNDAY, JULY 4
7 am-1 pm WORLD FAMOUS
KIWANIS PANCAKE BREAKFAST:
A Manistee and Forest Festival
tradition for over 45 years!
Manistee Catholic Central School
Cafeteria, 1200 U.S. 31 South.
Advance Tickets: Adults $5, 5-12
years $2, under 5 Free or $6 at the
door. Tickets available from any
Kiwanian or at Jackpine Business
Center, Sports Ink or Goody’s
Juice & Java. Proceeds to benefit
area youth. Kiwanis…changing
the world, one child and one
community at a time. Special this
year, arrive before 10 am and you
may order blueberry pancakes at
no extra charge!
8 am – 3 pm CUSTOMS-N-
CLASSICS CAR CLUB 19TH
ANNUAL CAR SHOW: On the lawn
at Douglas Park, First Street Beach.
Car and truck show, registration
8 am-12 pm, $15 registration fee.
Awards presented at 2 pm. Awards
given to the top 50 vehicles, plus
additional trophies for host, best
of show and special award for best
Chrysler product. Motorcycles are
welcome. Door prizes, participant
judged, and food available.
10 am – 5 pm STITCHERY AND
OUR HERITAGE: Featuring quilts,
coverlets, garments, wedding
gowns, lace making and lacework,
drawn work, embroidery, Swedish
and Norwegian stitchery samplers
and spinning. Backgrounds of
the artists; history of family
pieces; explanation and history of
techniques. The Lyman Building,
425 River St. Students-$1,
Adults-$3, Adult Couples-$5,
Families-$7.
10 am-4 pm MANISTEE WORLD
OF ARTS & CRAFTS: Juried arts
and crafts show in beautiful tree
lined park, 80 vendors will display
their art and fine crafts, food and
music. Red Szymarek Park on Fifth
Avenue. FREE ADMISSION
10 am – Dusk FESTIVAL MARKET
PLACE & FOOD VENDORS: First
Street Beach.
10 am – Dusk WHISPERING PINES
ANIMAL KINGDOM: First Street
Beach entertainment site. NO
CHARGE.
food vendors will be on site. Arts
and crafts vendors will be offering
a variety of items for sale. Tribal
Gathering Grounds located across
from the Little River Casino Resort
(corner of US- 31 and M-22).
11 am – 5 pm BEADING &
FIBER ARTS: Free classes
and demonstrations with
guest instructors and local
artists showcasing their
artistic endeavors. Fiber Arts
demonstrations will include
knitting, crocheting and felting.
Northern Spirits Gift Shoppe, 389
River Street.
12 pm – 5 pm HAY RIDES: Tour the
scenic 650 acre farm on a tractor
drawn hay ride. Enjoy wine tasting
at the Douglas Valley Historic
Tasting House 11 am-6 pm. Take
Us 31 North, Left at Casino on
M-22, Follow signs. (231) 887-
3333 - www.douglasvalley.net.
12 pm-6 pm T.J. SCHMIDT &
COMPANY CARNIVAL: First Street
Beach.
12:30 pm-4:30 pm COUNTRY
STYLE BAND CONCERT: The
Manistee Lions invite you to enjoy
music by the Country Style Band.
A pig roast lunch will be available
beginning at 1 pm. Hospitality Tent,
Douglas Park, First Street Beach.
1 pm SMOKEY AT THE KID’S FUN
DAY: Smokey will walk in the Kid’s
Parade and then meet with the
kids. Presented by USDA Forest
Service.
1 pm KID’S PARADE: Theme:
Critters of the Forest. Line up at
the Armory; follow First Street to
the beach. Kids come in costume,
and parade down to game area. NO
CHARGE.
1 pm-3 pm KID’S FUN DAY: First
Street Beach in the lower parking
lot on the beach. Games, face
painting, penny scramble and
more! NO CHARGE. Sponsored
by Northwestern Bank, Ronald
D. Gardin, DDS, and Watson’s
Manistee Chrysler.
1 pm-4 pm LIONS PIG ROAST:
Enjoy a delicious pig roast
presented by the Manistee Lions
Club. First Street Beach Festival
Tent, $7.50 per person.
1 pm – 4 pm GUIDED TOURS OF
THE BABCOCK HOUSE: 1880’s
Manistee lumberman’s mansion,
listed on state and national register
of historic places. 420 Third St.,
231-723-9803, $5 per person.
8 pm-12 am FIREWORKS PARTY:
Come early for the fireworks and
listen to music performed by
Power Play. Refreshments will be
available. Festival Tent, First Street
Beach. Admission $3 per person.
10:30 pm FIREWORKS: Spectacular
display, best viewing from
either First Street Beach or Fifth
Avenue Beach. Rain date is July
5. Forest Festival volunteers will
be collecting donations from the
crowd for the 2011 Fireworks.

PRESENTING SPONSOR CONTRIBUTOR Rosie’s Place

Manistee Ford Mercury – Scottville Clown Band Concert Top Line Electric, LLC
Martin Marietta Magnesia Specialties Water’s Edge Dentistry
Snyder’s Shoes Watson’s Manistee Chrysler – Kid’s Day
PNC Bank – Entertainment Site
DONATIONS
PATRON SPONSOR American Legion #10
Bob’s Roofing Company
Filer Credit Union Goody’s Juice & Java
Huntington National Bank – Duck Race Insta Launch Campground & Marina
Little River Band of Ottawa Indians
FIREWORKS PRESENTING SPONSOR Ludington Daily News
Kampvilla RV Park
LaFamilia
Morton Salt Manistee Civic Players
West Shore Bank Manistee County Council on Aging
Manistee Paddlesport Adventures
ASSOCIATE SPONSOR Manistee Tire Service
Charles A. Boyer, Inc. Port City Organics
Glen’s Market Sports Ink
MAJOR SPONSORS H & A Management Surroundings
Ludington Beverage Company Mary Sturdevant Agency State Farm Insurance Trophy Center of West Michigan
Manistee Main Street/DDA Northwestern Bank – Kid’s Day VFW Walsh Post 4499
Manistee World of Arts & Crafts – Fireworks Oleson’s Food Store West Michigan Bank & Trust
94 K-Rock - Aquapalooza Ronald D. Gardin, DDS – Kids Day
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PETS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION
MURPHY: 1 year old male Cocker Spaniel; CLETUS: 2 year old male
Coonhound; ATLAS: 1 year old male black/brown lab mix;
PUBLISHER’S NOTICE
All real estate advertising in this news-
paper is subject to the Fair Housing Act
ZEKE: 8 year old male collie/shepherd mix; ABNER: 7 year old male which makes it illegal to advertise
beagle mix; MARY: 1 year old female wirehaired terrier/German
“Any preference, limitation or discrim-
Shorthair mix; RAVEN: 5 year old female retriever/chow mix; RANGER: ination based on race, color, religion,
3 year old male shepherd/heeler mix AND MANY, MANY MORE!! sex, handicap, familial status or nation-
al origin, or an intention, to make any
AUDREY: 2 year old female black/brown tabby; TESS: 7 month old
such preference, limitation or discrim-
ination.” Familial status includes chil-
female grey/white/orange; KILLIAN: 2 year old grey/white male; BAI-
dren under the age of 18 living with par-
LEY: 2 year old male orange tabby; SWEET PEA: 1 year old orange ents or legal custodians, pregnant
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MHS students receive

MON DAY MAY 31
We reserve the right to limit quantities and correct printing errors.
None sold to dealers or minors. Some items not always as pictured.
ST
TH RU SATU RDAY J U N E 5 TH
A+ certification
Two juniors earn servicing.
Shawn Hansen and Owen Dominick,
STOP IN recognition for IT
June 5th & juniors at Manistee High School earned
Wish Lars a knowledge their A+ certification this year in Brian
Veine’s A+ class. “This is a very com-
Happy
MANISTEE — A+ (A Plus) is an entry prehensive test in all facets of informa-
Birthday level computer certification for PC com- tion technology. Hands-on, background
puter service technicians. The exam is knowledge and hours of studying is
designed to certify the competency of required to pass this test and receive an
entry level PC computer service profes- A+ certification,” said Veine. “I am very
Fresh sionals in installing, maintaining, custom- proud of them.”
Fresh Country Style
izing, and operating personal computers.
The certification is recognized by lead-
Since 2005 Manistee High School has
had an A+ program and certified many
Pork Steak Spare Ribs ing hardware, software, and firmware students in A+, Linux and Networking.
$ 89
1
manufacturers, resellers, and support Although this program will be cut next
lb. $ 89
1 lb.
centers. The certification, being widely
recognized, offers improved job prospects
in the field of computer assembly, and
year due to budget constraints, Veine is
still encouraging interested students to
seek him out for help.

Pork Shoulder Butt Roast...............$1.79 lb. Eckrick Bun Size Franks

16 oz. ............................................................... 2/$4
Cubed Pork Cutlets ...........................$2.49 lb.
Onekama Family Market
Fresh Ground Beef Chuck
80% Lean, 10 lbs. or More ............................ $2.29 Homemade Bulk Breakfast
Less than 10 lb. purchase .........................$2.59 lb. Sausage or Links...............................$1.99 lb.
Eckrich Smoked Sausage
14 oz. ............................................................... 2/$5

ONEKAMA FAMILY MARKET

“ONLY USES USDA CERTIFIED CHOICE ANGUS”
WE ARE THE CUT ABOVE!
P roduce
Jumbo
Cantaloupe
2/$
5 Portabella
Mushrooms
Sliced, 6 oz

5
Baby Peeled
2/$
Courtesy Photo
Becky Cunningham, Emily Barnard and Kaylan Fitch are pictured performing
Carrots Fresh Green their trio from state solo and ensemble.
1 lb. Beans

BOGO 99¢ lb.

Onekama band boosters
celebrate successful year
IGA Seasoning, IGA Fabric The Onekama Band Boosters hosted pieces from this year’s solo and ensemble
Gravy or Softener Sheets a celebration at the Bear Lake Manor for festivals.
Dip Mix Outdoor Fresh students who participated in the band Scholarships to attend summer
.875-1.25 oz. 80 ct. program, and their families. music programs were awarded to Emily
BOGO BOGO Students were presented with vari-
ous awards for participation in solo and
Barnard, Claire Harvey, and Lauren
Pokorzynski. Flutist Madalyn Harvey will
ensemble and honors band. They also be traveling to Europe this summer with
received T-shirts and Onekama band Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp International
recognition pins. Several students played Program.

M&M/Mars Jiffy Baking Mix or HAVE A STORY IDEA?

If you have a story idea, contact our managing editor, David L. Barber, at
Candy Bars Buttermilk Complete Quaker Chewey
Selected Varieties Pancake Mix Granola Bars (231) 398-3113 or e-mail him at dbarber@pioneergroup.com.
King Size 40 oz. 8.4 oz
4/$
5 $ 49
2 2/$
5

IGA Nuts IGA Spaghetti

Mixed Nuts w/50% IGA Strawberry Sauce
Peanuts, or Cashews Preserves Selected Varieties
Halves & Pieces 18 oz. 26 oz.
$ 49
3 $ 99
1 2/$
3

Kelloggs
Frosted Mini IGA Deluxe IGA Black
Wheats Shells & Chedder Tea Bags
16-18 oz. 12 oz. 100 ct.
2/$
6 $ 79
1 1
$ 99

Refrigerated & Frozen

Kraft Philadelphia Cream Cheese
Selected Varieties, 8 oz. ................................... 2/$4
Azteca Flour Tortillas
Fat Free or Super, 10 ct. ................................. $1.69
Country Fresh Milk
1/2% Lowfat or Fat Free, gallon ..................... $2.59
Coles Cheesesticks
or Pizza Sticks 8 oz. .................................. 2/$5
Jacks Pizza
Selected Varieties, 12 in. ................................ $2.99
Country Fresh Fudge Bars
Regular or No Sugar, 12 pk. ............................. 2/$4