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At first glance, mostmight believe the col-ors that best

define Rolling Thunderare as simple as black andwhite.

After all, many mem-bers of the veterans serviceorganization wear black andwhite vests and bandanas.They often don black andwhite protective gear, too,when riding their motor-cycles.

And, most importantly,they are known internation-ally for donating the soul-numbing black and whitePOW/MIA flag to schools,municipalities, civic andservice organizations, andmany others, in hopes ofkeeping alive the spirits ofwhose who were prison-ers of war, or who are stillmissing in action.

This black and whiteissue aside, the colors thatbest define Rolling Thunderare absolutely and unequiv-ocally All American -- red,white and blue.

Founded in 2002, the52 members who make upRolling Thunder Chapter

1 (of Manistee County)will host a benefit concert

Friday, June 25, at theLittle River Casino Resort.

Singer/songwriter andveterans activist KellyTrudell will headline theentertainment, which will

begin at 9 p.m. in the mainentertainment center. Intelling the story of the

American soldier in songand verse, and in meeting

with the families of manywho have died in battle,Trudell said she also has anew-found appreciation forRolling Thunder.

I cant imagine ... notknowing where your hus-

band is at, she said. Hashe been killed? Is he a pris-oner of war? Believe me,(after meeting with thesefamilies), I know I have a

better understanding ofwhat Rolling Thunder is allabout, and what they do forus.

Kelly Trudell is amaz-ing, said John Stocki, pres-

ident of the Manistee-basedchapter of Rolling Thunder.How fortunate we are tohave her performing for this

benefit.She is a singer /song-

writer that will leave a lifelong memory in your heart

with her music.Stocki said members

of his chapter will intro-duce guests of honor from

World War II, Korea,Vietnam, Somalia, Iraq andAfghanistan, along withseveral Gold Star Mothers,at Fridays concert.

Our honor guard willalso perform a six-manmissing man table presen-tation for our POW/MIAs,prior to the concert, hesaid.

Then, on Saturdaywe will have an escortedmemorial ride for our veter-ans through the countrysideof Manistee County andpart of Benzie County. ABlessing of the Bikes will

be performed by the tribesWarrior Society, just priorto departure (at 1p.m.).

Members of Rolling Thunder ride tobring POW/MIA issue to forefront

Courtesy photo

Singer/songwriter Kelly Trudell, who will deliver a benefit concert Friday,June 25, at the Little River Casino Resort to honor veterans, gives the

thumbs up sign after taking part in a Rolling Thunder ride in Washington,D.C., in May.

THE COLOR OF

HONOR

By DAVID L. BARBER

Managing Editor

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Stocki said riders willreceive a official T-shirtwith their paid etry, advedors o site all daySatrday.

Oce we retr from

the ride, the participatswill be able to vote othe best bikes of the bikeshow, he said.

Rollig ThderChapter 1 has membersfrom Maistee, Maso,Lake, Bezie, Wexford adKet coties.

Most of or evets arei Maistee, Ldigto adGrad Rapids, Stocki said.We visit Grad RapidsVeteras Home every othermoth. I fact, thats what

the proceeds from extweeks cocert are goig to,that home.

We host a bi-mothlybirthday party with theveteras at which we serve

cake ad ice cream, adother treats, to the veterasi varios sectios of thehome.

Or chapter also helpsthe Veteras Home withtheir aal Carival iJly, he said. We have a

booth set p to help withkids evets. We also escort

veteras arod the cari-val for the varios games,activities ad food for the

veteras ad their fami-lies.

Stocki said membersof the Maistee chapteralso help with the VeterasHome at their aalChristmas Program.

We doate Christmasgifts for some of the may

veteras at this home, hesaid. We sped a greatdeal of time jst talkig

with the veteras. Somehave o family ad lookforward to or visits.

Others jst like to

come ot ad look at orbikes whe we get there.

Stocki said membersof the local chapter also

visit the Maistee MedicalCare every other moth, oalterate moths from the

Veteras Home i GradRapids.

We serve cake adice cream to the veterasthere, too, he said. The

veteras here look forwardto or bi-mothly visits as

time to share the may sto-ries of their military time.

We also pt o a vet-eras program for themo Veteras Day. We have

bee fortate to be ableto prchase Christmas giftsfor every vetera i theMedical Care, as well asTeder Care ad OakViewi Ldigto.

We, as members, lookforward to spedig qal-ity time ad sharig their

experieces they had i theservice, he said.

Last year, the Maisteechapter sposored 10 POW/MIA flag dedicatios atthe Maistee Coty Fair,Memorial Day ceremoiesi Maistee ad Ldigto,Bear Lake Israce, MotCarmel Cemetery, MooseLodge, Grat TowshipFire Departmet, FreesoilMiddle School, BrethreHigh School ad MasoCoty Middle School.

They also took part

i a mber of state adatioal parades, festivalsad other evets.

We always look for-ward to the parade o JlyForth here i Maistee,Stocki said. This year, orchapter will hold a TexasHoldem Torametschedled o Jly 9-12,ad Agst 16 -19, i GradRapids.

We jst completed oei Ldigto at the RamadaI. We pla o attedigthe Forth aal Traverse

Bay Area Motorcycle Rodeo,which is to beefit IjredSoldiers Fodatio. Orchapter also plas o sp-portig the Moose oBikes poker r here at theMoose Lodge i Maistee,the the aal Carival atthe Grad Rapids Veterashome o Jly 31.

Stocki said his chapterhas tetative plas fortakig part i a cerermoyat the Maistee Coty Fairi Agst, too.

The well have orFifth aal Brethre DaysPoker R i Brethre overthe Labor Day weeked,he said.

We also have tetativeplas with the Kaleva VFWto have aother veteras

beefit dier i Kaleva.This year will be orSeveth Aal Color Tor/Poker R i October.

Earlier this year, abot10 members of RolligThder Chapter 1 tookpart i a atioal gatherigi Washigto, D.C., calledRollig Thder XXIII.

This (aal evet)is a demostratio, ot aparade, he said. This rideleaves the Petago park-ig lot, travels throgh

Washigto D.C., to theVietam Veteras Memorialto pay respect to or broth-ers ad sisters who gavetheir lives for the freedom

we ejoy every day, ad todemad fll accotig ofall POW/MIAs ad veter-as rights.

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Blue WaterRamblersopen Concertin the ParkSeries

The Blue WaterRamblers will open theConcert in the Park seriesin the Village Park atOnekama on Monday, July5 at 7 p.m.

The singers take turnsharmonizing with eachother to create the Blue

Water Rambler tapestryof sound and consist ofBanjo-Jim Foerch, whosings of the sailors, farm-ers, lumberjacks, politi-cians and workers; BearBerends, who croons the

love songs and deliversprotest songs old and new;and Tom DeVris, who loves

working up a good songwith the boys and deliver-ing it to an enthusiasticaudience.

Their music consists ofsongs of Michigan, lakes,history and this area. They

wrote the original songabout Route M-22 (themost beautiful drive in theMid-West) which they willfirst perform at Concert inthe Park.

Banjo-Jim Foerchpicked up his first banjoin 1965, and hasnt put itdown since. As a foundingmember of the regionaltouring band Beats SettinHome, Banjo-Jim was busypickin and singin all overthe Midwest for 20 years

between 1982 and 2002.He says singing the songsof Michigan, America andour lives to all the peoplehe meets on tour is the bestthing hes ever done.

Everyone I ever methere in Michigan or around

the Midwest is proud ofour home state and ourcountry, said Foerch. Oursongs express that pridethe best way we know how by getting us all singingtogether.

R. H. Bear Berendsholds down the rhythm

with his big, black six andtwelve string guitars. As

with so many baby boom-ers, he started strummingguitar and singing folksongs in high school in the1960s. He joined Banjo-

Jim and Beats SettinHome at the WheatlandMusic Festival in Remusin 1993 and Da Bearsterhasnt stopped playing andtouring since.

I wanted to sing withBanjo-Jim, so I learned allhis songs and taught himmine and here we are, heexplains.

Whether delivering thelead line of a love songor harmonizing with hissolid baritone, Bear sculptsthe Blue Water Ramblers

sound. At times, Banjo-Jimand Bear collaborate withmusical pals.

We love adding TomDeVries with his blazingmandolin and melodioustenor voice. For that high,lonesome, blue grass sound

we bring in California DanLynn and his bass fiddle.

Tom DeVries has beenentertaining all over theMidwest since his early20s. Between 1979 and2001, Tom was the frontman for the popular

Michigan bluegrass band,The Hill People.

When asked why heloves picking with theRamblers these days, heresponded, Theres noth-ing Id rather do than finda good song, work it up

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SALES SERVICE THAT SATISFIES

n Fuel tanksn An equipment check

list that exceeds federalrequirements

What impressed meabout the virtual test: itbrings to mind just howinvolved operating a boatcan be, yet simple as wellif boaters are informed.Furthermore, I stronglybelieve informed boaterswill embrace that much

more the joy of boating.For more on virtual ves-

sel safety checks, I urge youto visit www.boatsmart.net Under Boating Safetyclick on Coast GuardAuxiliary or United SatesPower Squadron; then clickon vessel safety checks.

Either site will also pro-vide how you may contacta vessel examiner in yourarea.

This boating seasonmarks the 25th year TomRau has been writing hisboating safety column.Much of his 27 years withthe Coast Guard involvedsearch and rescue. Fromthis wealth of experiencehe authored the book BoatSmart Chronicles. For moreon Tom and his life-savingefforts visit him on the web:www.boatsmart.net

Boat Smart: do takeadvantage of this virtualguide to safe and enjoy-able boating.

In a joint website accord,the United States PowerSquadron and Coast GuardAuxiliary now offer boatersa wonderful opportunity tobe tested by a Virtual Vessel

Examiner to determine iftheir boats are up to speedregarding federal safetyrequirements. All that isrequired is a computer andInternet connection.

The test covers the fullrange of boats includingsailboats with and withoutauxiliary engines. It eventests requirements forpaddle craft. What I findappealing: the virtual testprovides boaters the oppor-tunity to be prepared for anon-site vessel safety check,whether it be performedby the Power Squadron orCoast Guard Auxiliary.

As a former CoastGuard boarding officer whohas inspected hundredsof boats, I often sensed

that boaters carry safetyequipment in order to

meet federal requirementsrather than appreciatingthe inherent value of theequipment.

And not only do manyboaters fail to appreciatethe safety equipmentsinherent value, just asmany fail to understand itsproper use. Whether thisbe the case or not, I stillurge all boaters to take thevirtual vessel safety test.Then I further urge them tofollow up the test with aninspection by a member ofthe Coast Guard Auxiliaryor United States PowerSquadron.

Many of these volunteerlifesavers have owned andoperated recreational boatsfor years, which affords

them the opportunity topass along valuable boat-ing tips. When boaterspass an inspection, theywill be awarded a VesselExamination Decal theymay post on their vessel.The decal will put them ingood standings with theCoast Guard. Here is aquick review of some of thematerial covered in the vir-

tual vessel safety check.n Type of boatn The boats method

of propulsion includingpaddle craft and sail

nLength of boat and itsrequirements

n Operating a boat atnight

n Proper placement ofhull identification numbers

n Required safetyequipment for boat length

n Proper ventilationrequirements for enginespaces and other enclosedfuel

n Required soundproducing devices for boatlength

n Requirements for

marine sanitation devicesn Electrical systems

Virtual vessel safety test a must for all boaters

Tom

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Columnist

Boat Smart


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Its time to get your game face on!This is it, the 74th

Annual Manistee NationalForest Festival startsThursday.

After months of plan-ning in dozens of meetings,hundreds of phone calls

and emails and thou-sands of volunteer hours,Manistee County will rollout the welcome mat this

week for the biggest eventof the year!

The chambers bestguess is about 40,000people are in and aroundManistee County for one ormore of the events plannedfor this week.

For retailers, restau-rants and accommoda-tions, the impact of allthose visitors is prettyobvious.

For dozens of local non-profit clubs and organiza-tions, the Forest Festivalis an opportunity to raisemoney for programs andservices that improve ourquality of life all year long.

But what if youre nota retailer or a restaurant?

And what if youre not inbusiness at all? Think theForest Festival doesntimpact you? Think again.

Ready, set, go! Weedyour flowers, re-stock yourshelves, lay in a supplyof snacks for your house-guests and smile, smile,smile!

No matter how busyor tired you are this week,plan to speak only of howmuch is happening andhow much fun there is to

be had in our county dur-ing the Forest Festival.

Theres plenty of timeto sleep later.

Make sure you haveplenty of Forest Festival

brochures on hand for yourcustomers and guests.

Wear a Forest Festival

t-shirt or hat (available

Melissa

Reed

Manistee Area Chamber of Commerce

at the Chamber office, theVisitors Center, AnnesBooks and Sports Ink) toremind visitors about theevents happening this week.

This week, we all needto do our part to help our

visitors fall in love withManistee County, so thatthey will return here againand again.

The Manistee NationalForest festival isnt just a

big party, its big businessfor our little community.So, get ready, do your part

and get your game face on!Have the time of your

life this week!

Scripps introducesDrilling Ban Plan

State Rep. Dan Scrippshas introduced a plan topermanently ban drill-ing in the Great Lakes byputting it on the ballotin November. Visit www.DontDrillMILakes.com fordetails of the plan.

Cypress Street EZ Mart

Customer AppreciationDay

Blarney CastlesCypress St. EZ Mart (Shell)Customer AppreciationEvent has been rescheduledfor Friday, July 2.

Friends, neighbors andcustomers are invited tostop by between 11.30 a.m.to 3 p.m. on Friday toenjoy lunch on us!

Annual food drive tobenefit Salvation Army

Great Lakes Aviation,Ltd. is helping in the battleto fight hunger with theirSecond Annual Flying 4Food campaign to benefitthe Salvation Army Corps-Community Center in

Manistee.Did you know that one

in eight Americans areat risk for hunger? Fromchildren and seniors to the

working poor, millions ofAmericans are either hun-

gry or nearing hunger.Today many public

food-assistance programsand private organizationsstrive to meet the nutrition-al needs of these vulnerable

Americans. Great LakesAirlines and the SalvationArmy Corps-CommunityCenter are asking for yourhelp.

Throughout the monthof July, bring a non-perish-able food item to the GreatLakes counter and you

will be eligible to win oneof four round trip tickets

between Manistee and

Milwaukee.Donate as much as you

like, however only oneentry per person/per weekis permitted.

Donations will be accept-ed Monday through Friday

from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. atthe Manistee County-Blacker

Airport, 2323 Airport Road.

Weekend hours are limited.Please contact Great LakesRegional Sales Manager,Kassi Mohlenkamp at 307-432-7018 with any ques-tions.

Additional information

about Great Lakes Airlinesis available at www.fly-greatlakes.com


COMMUNITYCALENDAR

SATURDAY, JULY 3

OnekamaThrift Shop, 10a.m.-4 p.m.Marilla Museum and PioneerPlace OPEN HOURS May

through October 2:00-5:00p.m.; 9991 Marilla RoadCopemish (213)378-2123UP NORTH on the 4th cel-ebration hosted by theWellstonBoosters and area residents.Sunday, Pancake breakfast(9-11 a.m.)Manistee Firecracker 5K Run/5KWalk/1K Fun Run, 8a.m.Info at runmanistee.blogspot.com or(231) 398-9374Taco Lunch, Manistee UnitedMethodist Church, 387 FirstStreet behind the Ramsdell

Theater, following the parade,11:30-1:30.Veterans Flag rising, River andDivision 9:45amElks Club luncheon immedi-ately after the parade. Open tothe public.

SUNDAY, JULY 4

Kaleva Lions Club PancakeBreakfast 8:00 a.m. to 12 Noon;Kaleva Lions Den.A discussion group onComparative Religions, basedon the book World Religions byHuston Smith, 7 p.m.; Churchof the HolyTrinity, 410 SecondSt. 723-2078 for info.Bear Lake Lions Club PancakeBreakfast, 8 a.m.-11 a.m., BearLake Lions DenFree Coffee Devotion, OpenDoor led by Lay leader PacoTheisen, Stafonos, 3 p.m. (anoutreach of the United Method-ist Church)UP NORTH on the 4th cel-ebration hosted by theWellstonBoosters and area residents.Sunday, Pancake breakfast(9-11 a.m.)Manistee High School class of1959, BlueWater Cafe (155 8th

Street), 11:30amTours of Historic First Congre-gational Church UCC follows10a.m. worship.Grilled Steak Dinner on thedeck. Open to the public,6p.m.- 8p.m. Hot Dog/Bratdinners available also. View thefireworks from the deck at dusk

MONDAY, JULY 5

TOPS 528, First BaptistChurch, weigh-in, 3:45-5 p.m.,meeting follows.TOPS #1801 meets at 11a.m., First Baptist Church, 1201

Lakeshore Rd.Lakeshore Choir 10-11a.m.,Medical Care, 1505 E. ParkdaleAve., ManisteeTops 1306,Weigh In: 9:30a.m.,Meeting: 10-11a.m., Bear LakeUnited Methodist ChurchDepression Self-help Group,1:00 p.m.; Manistee FriendshipSociety, 405 E. Parkdale Ave.Manistee.Dual RecoveryAnonymous,3:30 p.m.; Manistee FriendshipSociety, 405 E. Parkdale Ave.

TUESDAY, JULY 6

MACC Clinic, 4-8 p.m. Man-istee Health Clinic, 3rd Street.Anger Management Self-helpGroup, 11:00 a.m.; ManisteeFriendship Society, 405 E.Parkdale Ave, ManisteeManistee High School class of1959, BlueWater Cafe (155 8thStreet), 12noon.DAV Salt City Charter 43meeting 7:30 PM VFW, 121128th Manistee, 723-9220DAV service officers will

process VA claims and otherveterans/ dependants needs.10AM to 1PM VFW 1121 28th,Manistee, Mi 723-9220B. Matzen Disabled Veterans

Outreach Worker (DVOW)Manistee officeTues from 9:00am to 4:00 pm 1660 U.S.31South Manistee, MI. 49660

WEDNESDAY, JULY 7

Kiwanis Board Meeting, 7-8:00a.m., House of FlavorsO.A.(Overeaters Anony-mous) meeting 7 p.m.; GoodShepherd Lutheran Church,521 Cypress St., Manistee,723-2883Customs -N-Classics CarClub Cruise-In Night 5-8p.m.,Wendys in Manistee.

Burger Basket, 5-7 p.m.,Manistee Moose Lodge.VFW service officers will pro-cess VA claims and any otherveterans/dependant needs,10AM to 2PM 1211 28th StManistee, 723-9220VFW service officer will pro-cess VA claims and any otherveterans/dependant needs,10AM to 2PM 13300 9 Mile RdKALEVA, Mi 231-362-3229Manistee County VeteransCounselor, BethYeack, willbe at the Veterans office inthe court house, 9am -3 pm3983587 or 233-385

THURSDAY, JULY 8

Wellston Jammers Jam Ses-sion, 1-4 p.m., free admission,music, dancing, Norman Town-ship Community Center, 1273S. Seaman Road, WellstonFREE (adult) craft sessions,9:30-11:30 a.m.; OnekamaChurch of the Brethren, 8266Mill St., Onekama, 231-889-4311.Customs -N-Classics CarClub, 7 p.m.; VFW, Manistee.Contact Patrick Broderick723-3800.

Kaleva Lions Club Pasties8:00 a.m. to 12 Noon at theKaleva Lions Den.OnekamaThrift Shop, 10a.m.-4 p.m.Marilla Museum and PioneerPlace OPEN HOURS Maythrough October 2:00-5:00p.m.; 9991 Marilla RoadCopemish (213)378-2123Gamblers Anonymous, 7p.m.; Good Shepherd LutheranChurch, 521 Cypress St, Man-isteeAmerican Legion, service of-ficer will process VA claims/de-

pendants needs12:30 to 3: pmor by appointment 10 MasonSt, Manistee, 616-240-3883

FRIDAY, JULY 9

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)meetings daily in Manistee/Mason counties. Please call(231)723-3515 for times andlocation.Marilla Museum and PioneerPlace OPEN HOURS Maythrough October 2:00-5:00p.m.; 9991 Marilla RoadCopemish (213)378-2123Fish Fry at the VFW,

5-7:30pm, 1211 28th St, Man-istee, 723-9220

SATURDAY, JULY 10

OnekamaThrift Shop, 10a.m.-4 p.m.Arcadia GardenTour Noon to4 p.m.; Arcadia.Pork Chop Dinner, 5-7:30 p.m.,Manistee Moose Lodge.

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2-1-1 is an easy-to-remember telephone num-ber connecting people tocommunity resources dur-ing times of everyday need

and unexpected crisis.Calls are always con-

fidential, and callers willreceive help from certifiedspecialists. 2-1-1 is also

used during disasters toassist emergency manage-ment and health care per-sonnel in efficiently distrib-uting vital information.

I was so impressedwith the 2-1-1 system. Welive in the out-county areaand as senior citizens havelimited financial resources.Our trips to town are wellplanned and we have toaccomplish as much as we

can while we are there. Weneeded to know the hoursof the county courthouse soI picked up the phone anddialed 2-1-1.

The call specialistanswered and was happyI called. She told me thehours and even offered driv-ing directions. Then sheasked if there was anythingelse I needed. What a greatservicewe will definitely

use it again, said a lifelongManistee County residentrecently of the service.

The 2-1-1database offersup-to-date information onhundreds of resources avail-able to all Manistee Countyresidents. The service is 24hours a day and free to thecaller. 2-1-1 is a nationalUnited Way initiative withover 240 million Americansreceiving the service.

The Action Team isworking hard to informManistee County residentsabout the use and benefits

of the 2-1-1 system by pro-viding tailored seminars for

your group or organization.We are encouraging

schools, community net-works, service clubs, non-profit and for-profit busi-nesses to schedule a free,informative 2-1-1 presenta-tion to learn more about thesystem, explains EvelynSzpliet, director of the 2-1-1

Action Team.For Manistee County

community information

simply dial 2-1-1.To schedule a presenta-

tion contact Action TeamDirector, Evelyn Szpliet [email protected] or callthe administrative office at398-0300.

Answering the call2-1-1 information distribution system now online in Manistee

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Watch for signs!

We will sell the following at auction on

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Lunch and facilities available at site.

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Auctioneers: John Herremans (231) 873-2517 &

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Appliance Repair

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Tim Bosma20+ years experience

Reasonable Rates

Appraisal Service

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Serving Manistee, Mason,

Lake & Benzie Counties.Commercial/Residential

Appraisals.For a certified

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Carpentry

CARPENTRY& CUSTOMWOODWORKING

Specializing in Gazebos,Pergolas, Sun Shades,

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Porches40 Years Experience

Weekend calls welcome(References)

Call Ben (231)408-5332

Concrete/Masonry

CONCRETE AND MASONRYNew or Repair

Best Prices, Licensed25 Years Experience(231)878-0667 ~ Joe

Construction

GILMANCONSTRUCTION

New Homes Remodeling Siding Roofing Garages

Decks DrywallOver 17 years experience

Licensed & Insured231-723-0043

Electrical Contractor

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Firewood

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24 hr. Emergency ServiceNo overtime charge

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Jeweler

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Lawn Care

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Pest Control

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Propane

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Audio SystemsWe add our own warranty

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Seamless Gutters

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www.century21bayshore.com

9875 N. Cooper Creek, Grant Twp.*Gorgeous Lake Michigan Frontage *10 Acres, Secluded, Wooded

*4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, 2 Homes $898,000 #10007576

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7013 E. Sugar Grove, Round Lake*150 on All Sport Lake *3 BR, Fieldstone Fireplace*2.35 Acres Nestled in Trees $149,900 #10015315

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8235 Ordway, Freesoil*20 Acres *Rolling, Tillable, Farm Land *Great Spot

to Farm or Build $50,000 #10017177

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DAN WILKOSZ

REALTOR/ASSOCIATE

(231)723-3555 Bus. (231)723-6287 Fax

(800)279-1468 Toll Free

(231)510-0807 Cell

[email protected]

1121 Parkdale Ave.,Manistee MI 49660

DOUG WEBB

REALTOR/ASSOCIATE

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(800)279-1468 Toll Free

(734)417-3404 Cell (231)794-5682 Res.

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REALTOR/ASSOCIATE

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(800)279-1468 Toll Free

(231)510-5365 Cell (231)723-5698 Res.

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3664 CHIPPEWA HWY, MANISTEE*8BR, 6BA, 3.5 Acres *Master Suites, Hot Tub

*10 Deep Indoor Pool $339,000 #2945710

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N. Quarterline, Manistee*20 Acres *Great Spot for a New Home

*Surrounded by Large Parcels $59,900 #10027035

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Gloria Pirkola231-425-0845

[email protected]

66 Brookharbor SouthEnjoy all Harbor Village amenities!

Lake Michigan beach

Indoor & outdoor pool

Fabulous,furnished condo

2 bedrooms and 2 bath

$239,000

BONNIE WALSH

REALTOR/ASSOCIATE

(231)723-3555 Bus.

(231)510-9490 Cell

[email protected]


Jean MaloneyKerri Mackey

Realtors

BOARDWALK113 Maple St., Manistee MI 49660Jean (231)510-4605Kerri (231)510-8380Toll Free (866)448-2100Email: [email protected]: [email protected]: www.c21boardwalk.com

Each office Independently Owned and Operated

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Irons

MOVING SALE/GARAGESALE

Lots of new/old stufffor everyone!

Christmas in JulyFurniture, equipment,

rototillers, heaters,woodstove, fishing poles,

kitchen appliances,books, tapes,

garden things, etc.

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AAUW

AntiqueShow & Sale

Western Michigan FairgroundsWest U.S. 10 Ludgington,MI 49431

Sunday, July 11, 2010

8AM to 4PMAdmission $3

Over 50 vendors of quality antiques,both indoors and out-of-door booths, food vendors.

The proceeds of this event will be used to award scholarships to local

high school seniors to be used toward their first year of college.

030 Special Notices

BOOKS

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Quality Used

Large selection

More Added Daily

Annes

380 River StAcross from

the Vogue Theatre

Downtown Manistee

040 Lost and Found

FOUND: DUCT TAPE WALLET at5th Avenue beach.Call to identify(231)398-3119

040 Lost and Found

FOUND: NEAR MERKEY Rd.Bryces Preschool scrapbook. Filledwith photos. Stop by the News Advo-cate Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm to pick itup.

050 Help Wanted

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050 Help Wanted

TWO OPENINGS;

(1) Someone needed to lay carpet,also light carpentry and PVC water-line work.(2) Someone needed for painting andmiscellaneous outdoor work.(231)329-9100

101 Freebies

FREE12X52OLDER MOBILE HOMEGood for storage, scrap salvage orhunting cabin. You remove.ALSO FREE: 12x16storage shed,Needs work.(231)329-9100

110 For Rent

COFFEE CREEK PROPERTIES

LLC apartment rentals

Ramsdell Street, 2-bedroom, woodfloors, washer/dryer, private porch,newer appliances. $5004th Street. Small 2-bedroom lowerlevel, spiral staircase, galley kitchen.Off-street parking. $3004th Street. Upper 1-bedroom, largebedroom with huge closet, large

bath. Much storage, $300.One month security deposit, refer-ences and proof of income.(231)723-5568

FOR RENT- 2-BEDROOM upstairsduplex. $350/month, plus utilities, ref-erences required. (231)510-1186

110 For Rent

SPACIOUS 1, 2, and Barrier Freeapartment homes available at Cher-ry Hill Apartments in Manistee. Rentbased on income. Equal HousingOpportunity. Call 231-723-8712 orTDD 1-800-760-1997 or email [email protected]

150 Real EstateWanted

WANTED: HUNTING AND fishing

properties to list, call Stan Bennette,Assoc. Broker, with Trophy ClassReal Estate, participating brokerwith Cabelas Trophy Properties.Call 231-757-4578, evenings.

160 Real Estate

62 MAGILL, RENOVATED 4BEDROOM, 2 BATHS, LARGEBACKYARD, MANISTEEBYAPPTONLYCALL 231-690-6933

COUNTRY RANCHER, 3BR, 1BAwith full basement, many newupdates. Peaceful setting of justunder 5-acres, close to Manistee.Asking $124,900. (231)233-5528


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3326 E. Manales, Fountain*20 Acres on Lincoln River *Well Wooded, Pine Plantings

*Older Mobile Included $134,000 #156013

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LaSalle, Victory Twp.*Horses & Cows Allowed *Approximately 8 Acres

*Nice Spot to Build On $16,900 #155384

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5639 E. Hasenbank, Freesoil*626 on Blue Ribbon Trout Stream *27.6 Acres, Hardwood &

Pines *3 BR Home, Pole Bldg. $175,000 #10024496

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5405 N. Griffin, Ford Lake*Beautiful Ford Lake Views *176 All Sport Lakefront

*Finished Walkout Basement $239,000 #10011222

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7220 N. Poplar, Gun Lake*Gun Lake View *3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths *Attached Garage

$79,000 #2904395

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7246 N. Mee-Nah-Ga, Gun Lake*280 of Gun Lake Frontage *Two Lots *3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths

$129,900 #10012664

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4390 E. Townline, Gun Lake*132 Sandy Lake Front *Walkout Basement, Garage

*All-Sports Lake, Docks $229,000 #152561

ForSale




550 E. Parkdale, Manistee*Deep Lot, Partially Fenced *Large Rooms, Full Basement

*Rec. Room $80,000 #10016898

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6309 E. Trail Ridge, Thunder Lake*Great Lake Frontage *Nice Ranch Home

*2 Car Attached Garage $129,000 #10004308

ForSa

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PAT CHRISTIE

REALTOR/ASSOCIATE

(231)723-3555 Bus. (231)723-6287 Fax

(800)279-1468 Toll Free

(231)357-0221 Cell

[email protected]


SANDY LARSON

ASSOCIATE BROKER

(231)723-3555 Bus. (231)723-6287 Fax

(800)279-1468 Toll Free

(231)633-7379 Cell (231)723-2027 Res.

[email protected]


THERRAN FERGUSON

REALTOR/ASSOCIATE

(231)723-3555 Bus. (231)723-6287 Fax

(800)279-1468 Toll Free

(231)510-1790 Cell

[email protected]


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Dream Home with everything.4BD/3BA. Pathways thru 8 woodedacres. Brick exterior, hickory floor, cathe-dral ceilings, finished lower level, heatedgarage. Quiet community $275,000.

3BD home on 6 acres. Large garageplus pole building. Stick built. NearCrystal Mountain & the Betsie River.Priced right at $89,900

DIRECT ACCESS TO LK MICHIGAN

from your own boat slip on Lake Arcadia.

3BD/2BA. Sugar sand beaches, Tennis

Courts, Community Room. $xxxxxxx

Enjoy the Country Life. 40 acres tofarm or hunt. Comfortable 3BD/2BAHome, fireplace, walk in closets & more.Minutes to Crystal Mountain, ManisteeRiver & Hodenpyle Dam. $175,000

Lovely Ranch 3BR/2BA. 4 CarGarage. Wrap-around deck.Landscaped lawn. Minutes to Bear Lake,Lk Michigan, Crystal Mtn. Pricereduced from $235,000 to $179,900.

LOVE TO GOLF?Lifetime membership toChestnut Hills Golf course included. 3BR/2BA home on 2 acres. Wonderful kitchen.Central air. 3 car garage. $xxxxxxx

Perfect Country Charm.4BD/2BA. Garage plus Pole bldgwith workshop. Energy efficient.Wooded Lot. Arcadia. $175,000

Upper Herring Lake over 450 ftfrontage & westerly facing for gor-geous sunsets. 2.5 acre improvedbuilding site with DEQ permit.$179,900

THE DYE TEAMRANDY- ASSOCIATE BROKERCAROL - OFFICE MANAGER

This 2BR 1 BA ground level SHIP-WATCH CONDO includes central air, allappliances, garbage disposal, washer,dryer, carport and outdoor pool for sea-sonal use. Fireplace for the Winter andDeck for the Summer! Watch the enor-mous freighters come up and down theBig Manistee River Channel. All this for

only$114,900

(2931769)

317 5TH AVENUE (UNIT 7), MANISTEE

JEAN MALONEY

231-510-4605

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160 Real Estate

PUBLISHERS NOTICEAll real estate advertising in this news-paper is subject to the Fair Housing Actwhich makes it illegal to advertiseAny preference, limitation or discrim-ination based on race, color, religion,sex, handicap, familial status or nation-al origin, or an intention, to make anysuch preference, limitation or discrim-ination. Familial status includes chil-dren under the age of 18 living with par-ents or legal custodians, pregnantwomen and people securing custody

of children under 18.This newspaper will not knowinglyaccept any advertising for real estatewhich is in violation of the law. Our read-ers are hereby informed that alldwellings advertised in this newspaperare available on an equal opportunitybasis.To complain of discrimination,call HUD toll-free at 1(800)669-9777.The toll-free telephonenumber for the hearingimpaired is1(800)927-9275

170 Itemsfor Sale

FOR SALE1937 Allis Chalmers Tractor(231)723-5512

HUSQVARNA & JONSEREDchainsaws. Sales & service. Lawn-mower replacement blades. Back-woods Products, Fountain.(231)462-3934

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FirewoodQUALITYOAK. CUT, split & deliv-ered. $49.50 a rick.(231) 266-5102.

190 Motorcyclesand ATVs

2001 SUZUKI INTRUDER,800cc 6,200 miles,$3500.(231)510-0800

210 Boats andMarine Equipment

PONTOON-1991, 20 25HP, canopy,electric anchor, good condition,stored indoors, $4000. (231)848-4203

250 Autos for SaleClassic

CAD ELDORADO (2)'73 convert-ible,'78 2-door. [email protected] for details. Bestoffer(s)

295 HeavyEquipment

1980 DOMOR 707 loader/grader.$10,000. (231)266-8486

300 Wanted to Buy

CASHFOR CLUNKERS

Paying up to $400 for Cars,Trucks, Vans, Buses

Free Pickup(231)633-7016

GUNMAN PAYING CASH Forguns, hunting & fishing related items.(231)920-2312 or (231)848-4114.

320 Auctions

AUCTIONEER - COUNTRY VIEWAUCTIONS. Complete auction serv-ice. Terry Harrison, auctioneer.Grant, MI 49327 231-834-7490www.cvauctions.net

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MARIJUANAFOR MEDICAL USE!Michigan law allows people withcertain conditions to qualify. Wehelp Michigan residents.www.TheMedicalMarijuanaClinic.com517-787-1206, 616-947-1206, 734-667-5960

Homes for SaleFREE FORECLOSURE LISTINGS

Over 400,000 properties nation-wide. Low down payment. Call now.800-880-2517

Mattress SetsA TEMPERPADIC/STYLE MEM-

ORY FOAM MATTRESS SET

Queen, new-never used, as seen onTV, with warranty. Cost $1,800,Sell $695. Can Deliver 989-832-2401

Amish FurnitureAAMISH LOG HEADBOARD ANDQueen Pillow Top Mattress Set.Brand new-never used, sell all for$275. 989-772-1517.

EducationAIRLINES ARE HIRING Trainfor high paying Aviation Mainte-nance Career. FAA approved pro-gram. Financial aid if qualifiedJob placement assistance. Call Avi-ation Institute of Maintenance 877-891-2281.

HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA FROMHOME. 6-8 weeks. NationallyAccredited. Better opportunity forjob placement. Payment Plan.FREE Brochure. 1-800-264-8330www.diplomafromhome.com Ben-jamin Franklin High School

Employment$1,380 WEEKLY GUARANTEED.

Stuff envelopes at home. Full/part-time. No experience necessary.Deposit required-refundable. [email protected]

ASSEMBLE MAGNETS &

CRAFTS from Home! Year-RoundWork! Excellent Pay! No Experi-ence! Top US Company! Glue Gun,Painting, Jewelry, More! Toll Free 1-866-844-5091

CAREER POSITIONS/GOVERN-

MENT JOBS Earn $12-$48/hourFull Medical Benefits/Paid Train-ingAdministrative/Clerical, Account-ing/Finance, Healthcare, LawEnforcement, More! FT/PT 1-800-320-9353 Ext. 2519

Financial***BEST HOME LOANS****REFI-

NANCE for any reason: Mortgageand Land Contract payoffs, debt-consolidation, home improvements,

property taxes, foreclosures. PUR-CHASES too! IncludesHouses/Mobiles/Modulars. Cashavailable for good/bad/ugly credit1-800-246-8100 www.umsmort-gage.com

991 Mega Mkt.

DRDANIELSANDSON.COM CASH

REAL ESTATE LOANS We BuyLand Contracts. $10,000-$500,000DrDanielsAndSon.com PrivateMoney, Fast! Deal with DecisionMaker. Michigan LicensedNMLS#138110 800-837-6166 or248-335-6166 [email protected]

991 Mega Mkt.

MiscellaneousA BRAND NAME KING SIZE PIL-LOW TOP MATTRESS SETin Orig-inal Plastic. Includes Deluxe Frame.Cost $1,499, Sell for $475. 989-631-2280.

FREE HD FOR LIFE! Only on DISHNetwork! Lowest Price in America!$24.99/mo for over 120 Channels!

$500 Bonus! 1-866-587-0740

991 Mega Mkt.

AMISH LOG BEDS, DRESSERS,Rustic Table and Chairs, Mattress-es for Cabin or Home. Lowest pricein Michigan! dandanthemattress-man.com 989-923-1278

ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE fromHome. *Medical, *Business, *Para-legal, *Accounting, *Criminal Justice.Job placement assistance. Com-puter available. Financial Aid if qual-ified. Call 877-895-1828 www.Cen-

turaOnline.com

991 Mega Mkt.

DIRECTV FREE STANDARD

Instal- lation! Free Showtime+Starz(3 mo)! Free HD/DVR upgrade!Ends 7/14/10. New Customers Only,Qual. Pkgs. From $29.99/mo. Direct-StarTV 1-888-867-0752

HUSKY METAL ROOFS StandingSeam, Metal Shingles/Tile, 15 Col-ors. All Type Roofs. CompanyInstallers. Michigan Made EnergyStar Tax Rebate. Free Estimates.

Since 1975! 800-380-2379

991 Mega Mkt.

PIONEER POLE BUILDINGS

30x40x10 Basic Building $9,190.0014 Colors Galvalume Steel, 2x6Trusses, ACQ Treated Lumber,Licensed and Insured, Options avail-able, Call for quotes. 1-800-292-0679

Call

Classifieds!

398-3119


IF YOU

WOULD

LIKETO

SEE YOUR

AD HEREIN FULL

COLOR

CALL JOAN

398-3105

9178 Chippewa Hw

y.

(US-31) Bear Lake

Call us for FREE ESTIMATES

Custom Built Vinyl Windows

Sales & Installation

889-4565

800-811-2881

398-3318 or 425-0245

HEBREWS 13:2

Monday - Friday 11 - 5 Saturday by Appt.

Computer Cutter-Border Design is a Photo Copy of Actual mat!

at 333 River St Manistee

ELAINES FRAMING

ROOFING - SIDING - REMODELING

231-845-5969 1-800-468-2613www.tannerandsonsroofing.comtannerroofing@lakeshore.net

DYLAN'S SATELLITEANTENNA SERVICE

Full Dependable ServiceYour satisfaction is our business!

DTV Converter Box

Distributor & Installer

CALL1-800-276-1028

OR231-889-3737All prices, packages and programmingsubject to change without notice.

Heating Cooling

Refrigeration

Appliance Repair

Professional

Duct Cleaning

MANISTEE LUDINGTON

843-3575www.premier247.com

CCs Pet Grooming

5068 N. Larson Rd Fountain 462-3431

ProfessionalGrooming forDogs & Cats

by Claudia Charron

REASONABLE PRICES

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

Port City Transmission

4 Hahn Rd., Manistee, MI 49660

425-6626 or 425-6610

We specialize in ALL automotive repair.

Ken Franckowiak

Owner/Master Technician

1986 Devry Graduate

Electronics Technician

Kens Auto Repair

231-723-6888 or 1-866-54ELVIS (35847)

MICHIGANS ONLY CERTIFIED TERMITE, CARPENTERANT, BED BUG K-9 DETECTION TEAM

Advanced Foot &Ankle Centerswww.advancedfoot-anklecenters.com

Foot & Ankle Care Close to Home

KristopherKrannitz,DPM

AACFAS1400 East Parkdale Ave, Suite 4

Manistee (Across from the Hospital)

231-398-1846

WHEELERS

SALES & SERVICEWe Do Small Engine

Repairs & Sales

11455 Milarch Rd. Bear Lake

231-889-0106

NEW!!TRIMMERS

CHAINSAWS

BLOWERS

$19900STARTING AT

Earth Friendly Dry Cleaningand Laundry Services

Alterations and RepairsAmericanCleaners

285 River St.Manistee

231.723.4633Fax 231.723.4907

Byron Joseph, OwnerManistees Favorite Tailor


10/10


LUDINGTON US-10

(231) 843 6888

MANISTEE US-31

(231) 398 8889

Take OutOrder Over$20, Get a

Free Order ofRangoons

Expires 7/31/10 WSSG

Sunday BuffetAll Day Seafood Buffet

Only $8.50Regular $9.25

One Coupon per person.Offer not good with any other offer.


Special Lunch Buffet



Mon.-Sat. ONLY


Take Out LunchBuffet

Only $3.50/per lb.Regular $3.99. One Coupon per person.

Offer not good with any other offer.

Monday - Saturday ONLY

Expires 7/31/10 WSSGExpires 7/31/10 WSSG

Special Lunch Buffet

Only $5.75/reg. $6.25One Coupon per person.




Birthday SpecialCome in on your birthday and

receive your age in percentage

off your meal. Example: Age

30=30% Off

Dine In Only With Coupon


Sunday BuffetAll Day Seafood Buffet




Special Dinner Buffet



Mon.-Sat. ONLY

WSSGExpires 7/31/10

China Buffet

Take Out Dinner Buffet(Shrimp is Extra)

Only $4.50/per lb.One Coupon per person.



FEATURINGSnow Crab Coconut Shrimp SalmonPineapple Chicken Asparagus Chicken

FEATURINGSnow Crab Coconut Shrimp SalmonPineapple Chicken Asparagus Chicken

SUNDAY SEAFOOD BUFFET

Personal and Individualized CareComprehensive evaluation

Long term management

Current CPAP users welcome

We accept Most Insurance

Continuing to serve the Cadillacarea in the treatment of

SLEEP DISORDERS

1465 E. Parkdale Ave., Manistee

1-866-875-3379 231-935-8889

Continuing to serve the Manisteearea in the treatment of

SLEEP DISORDERS

How are You Sleeping?

WEST SHORE SLEEP DISORDERS CENTER

Margaret Moen, MDBoard CertifiedSleep Specialist

Nancy Harris, FNP

Over 65 Different Bottled BeersWireless Air Conditioning

2 Flat Screen TVs

Located in the lower levelof the Ramsdell Inn

231-398-9174

Open at 11:30 am Monday - SaturdayNoon - 8 pm Sunday

APPETIZERS:

Hummus with gourmet crackers .......$6.50

Meat, cheese, and cracker platter .....$7.25Spinach & Artichoke Dip ..................$7.25

Served with chips or gourmet crackers

Chips & Salsa ...................................$4.75

Cheese filled breadsticks (5) .............$5.75

With your choice of dipping sauce

MEXICAN:

Quesadilla (Beef or Chicken) ...........$7.95

Nachos ........................................ .....$7.95(Lettuce, tomato, onion, black olives)

Burritos (Beef & Bean or Chicken) .... $7.95

Chips & Cheese ................................$5.25

SANDWICHES:Served with chips and a pickle spear

Boardwalk: Turkey breast toppedwith havarti cheese, tomato, sprouts,and guacamole. Served open-faced

with a side of dill dressing. ........$7.50

Pub Club: Turkey, ham and baconstacked with lettuce and tomato.Served on your choice of bread,and a side of mayo. .................$7.95

TJs Grill: Grilled chicken breast andbacon topped with tomato, bleucheese and swiss. Served open-facedon swirled rye......................... $7.50

BLT: Bacon, lettuce, and tomato onyour choice of bread. ..........$5.95

PANINIS:

Served with chips and a pickle spear

Triple Cheese: Havarti, American, &

Swiss grilled to perfection .....$5.75(Add ham, bacon or turkey for $1.50additional)

Beef & Cheddar: Roast Beef withmelted Horseradish Cheddar Cheeseon swirled rye bread. ...........$7.95

French Dip: Roast Beef and Swissserved with a side of Aujus .$7.95

Chicken & Cheese: Chicken breastwith Dill Havarti Cheese andasparagus spears, on sourdough with

a side of Tiziki Dressing .......$7.95

Reuben: Corned Beef, Sauerkrautand Swiss Cheese on swirledrye with a side of thousand islanddressing ...............................$7.95

WRAPS:

Served on your choice of Spinachor Tomato Basil Wrap

Veggie Wrap: Cucumber, tomato,sprouts, Swiss and American cheesewith a side of Tiziki dressing.$7.50

California Wrap: Turkey breast,bacon, Swiss cheese, lettuceand cucumber with a side of dilldressing. ..............................$7.50

Greek Wrap: Chicken breast,cucumber, tomato, and black oliveswith bleu cheese crumbles, and aside of Tiziki dressing. ..........$7.50

Add a cup of soup to any sandwich

for .......................................$1.50

Onion soup .........................$2.50

Pepsi and Coke products available ........... $1.50

Coffee, tea, ice tea .................................... $1.50

Lemonade ................................................$1.75

SOUPS:

Cup ..........$2.50 Bowl ...$3.50

French Onion Soup

Cup ..........$3.50 Bowl ...$4.50

PIZZA:

Plain Cheese.....................7....$5.75 ............14....$8.75

Pepperoni ........................7....$6.25

............ 14....$9.75

Pepperoni, Onion, Mushroom,

Black Olives ...............7....$6.95 ..........14....$13.75

Ham & Pineapple ............7....$6.75 ..........14....$11.25

Chicken Alfredo Pizza .....7....$6.95 ..........14....$12.75(Chicken, spinach, alfredo sauce & cheese)

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