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ByKEN GRABOWSKI

AssociAte editor

The bottle crashed loudly into theempty recycling bin, catching everyonesattention in the parking lot by theOnekama Township Hall, but ManisteeCounty resident Carol DuVall, whodropped in that ceremonial first recycledbottle, wore a huge smile at the sound,because she knew it was the start of some-thing big for this area to help the environ-ment.

DuVall is one of many people that havebeen instrumental in getting a recyclingprogram going in Manistee County. Herpositive impact was the reason ManisteeCounty recycling coordinator Mary Pitcher

gave her the opportunity to drop in thefirst colored glass bottle in one of the newrecycling bins.

Wow, that was loud, said DuVall.However, to all those who gathered for

the initial placement of the new recyclingbins it was music to their ears, becausethis was a project that has been in theworks for several years. Mondays place-ment of new bins to recycle clear and col-ored glass is just another step in the pro-cess that allows residents to recycle those

items, tin, aluminum cans, paper, card-board, No. 1 to 7 plastics and No. 2 plasticgrocery bags at four locations throughoutthe county.

Pitcher explained that six townshipsin Manistee County have signed up tothe county recycling plan that adds $12to their tax bill giving them the option of

SeeRECYCLE page 2

Photos by Ken Grabowski/News Advocate

Carol Duvall drops the cermonial first recycled colored bottle into the bin. DuVallwas instrumental in helping to get the program off the ground to recycle the bot-tles.

Helping preserveMother Earth

Manistee Countyrecycling planoff and runningwith newrecycling bins

People in the six townships taking partin the recycling program should look forsigns like this one when they come uponbins in the designated areas.

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recycling. Four locationshave been established

where residents can recyclein their respective location.

We have six townshipstaking part in Arcadia,Brown, Cleon, Springdale,Marilla and Onekama,said Pitcher. The countyrecycling program is a resi-dential recycling programfunded by and for the use

of the residents of thosetownships.

The recycling coordi-nator said that the binsthat have been placed atthe Onekama, Brown, and

Arcadia township halls andthe Betsie Valley School

will give residents theoption of doing recycling24/7 at the bins located inthose areas. However, shestressed that people care-fully read the signs before

depositing their recyclingitems because certainthings go in specific bins.

We plan to get some-thing out here for theplastic grocery bags realsoon and people shouldntput them in with the

bottles, said Pitcher. Itis important to recycleresponsibly as plastic bagsin the recycling bins are acontaminant and will not

be recycled.Pitcher explained that

the fee does not go to payher wages, but is used

strictly for the cost incurredfor the bins, transporta-tion and processing of thematerials being recycled by

Allied Waste.I am paid by a grant

and this plan with the $12fee is a lot less expensivethan putting out thoseitems in bags by the curb.

Onekama Townshipsupervisor David Meistersaid residents of his town-ship are excited at the pros-pect of having expandedrecycling capabilities. Hesaid the ones they have run

in the past were very wellreceived by the residents.

We have been recyclingfor years, and the townshiphas been paying the bill asit was a community effort,said Meister. We took thenext step with the county,and it is better than ourpast situation as the binslook very nice. We do geta lot of people to recycle,and they have to emptyour cardboard containeronce a week in the summer

because it is so popular.Pitcher said she hopes

the program will growonce the other townshipsget a look at how nice thenew bins look, and see theamount people taking partin it.

We hope it will reallytake off and more people

want to get into recycling,said Pitcher. Hopefully,more townships will wantto recycle once they seehow good it works for thesetownships.

Allied Waste (AT RIGHT) drops off thenew recycling bin in the parking area atthe Onekama Township Hall. ManisteeCounty officials gather with Onekama

Township officials and residents (BELOW)for the opening of the new recycling binsthat will be available at the township hall.Six townships in the county have agreed

to enter into the recyling program.

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More traffic, and morecampers, on U.S. 31 meansI have to drive a littleslower. But its good to seethese folks on their way up

north to spend some timeand money in our com-munity.

I had a hard time carry-ing all the books I boughtat Annes Books on RiverStreet (hardcover best sell-ers in excellent conditionfor just $5), but I managed.

The Maple Street Bridgewas up last week and I wasrunning late for a meeting,but its hard to mind thatwhen I see sailboats andfreighters moving alongthe river. No matter whatthe cargo, I envision themcarrying jobs and moneyinto Manistee. As a bonus,blaming the bridge forbeing late is a universallyaccepted explanation.

Im planting a newflower garden this year in ashady spot in my backyard.I dont know much aboutshade-loving flowers, so Idid some reconnaissance atWeesies last week. It tookforever because there are alot of flowers in that place.Thats a pretty good prob-lem, to wander around for

an hour or so in a green-house full of flowers.

Merchants on RiverStreet have all contributedto what promises to be anenormous Mothers Daygift basket, which one luckyperson will win. (Visit any

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to enter.) There will bea couple dozen or moreitems and gift certificatesin this basket. The problemis where to find a basket

big enough to hold themall and how the heck is the

winner going to get that bigole basket home?

Its all in how you lookat it, isnt it? Have onlygood problems this week.

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Join chamber membersand friends for a grandcelebration of the season atthe chamber Summer BlastOff. The annual chambergolf outing and June steakfry business after hours

will be held on June 9 atManistee National Golf &Resort.

More information aboutsponsoring or participat-

ing in this event is avail-able from the chamber bycalling (231) 723-2575 or

visiting the Web site www.manisteechamber.com.

A Tribute toArmed Forces

On May 15 the Spiritof the Woods Garden Cluband Michigan GardenClubs will dedicate the BlueStar Memorial. The BlueStar Memorial is a trib-

ute to Armed Forces thathave defended the UnitedStates of America. Theceremony will be held onSaturday, May 15 at 2 p.m.on Memorial Drive acrossfrom Olesons Food Store.

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launched a new Web site,www.kerrysblinds.hdspd.com. Kerrys featuresHunter Douglas blinds,shades and shutters.

The new Waters EdgeDentistry Web site is www.manisteedentists.com. Itprovides information onthe variety of dental ser-

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Michigan Blood willhold a blood drive todayfrom 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. atManistee Catholic CentralHigh School. Michigan

blood saves lives. To sched-ule an appointment, pleasecontact Michigan Blood,(231) 935-3030.

Customerservicetraining

The Oceana CountyEconomic DevelopmentCorporation will be hostingcustomer service trainingon May 19. Two sessions

will be offered. Training forsupervisors, managers andowners will be held from10 a.m. until noon. Thesecond session will be forfront line staff from 6 p.m.until 8 p.m. The deadlinefor registration is May10. For more informationplease contact Nancy at(231) 873-7141.

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pillow cases. Pillow casesmade at Sunrise Fabric willgo to Red Cross and LoveINC. Participants should

bring one yard of fabric,or kits will be available forpurchase. The staff will beteaching a 20-minute pillocase method.

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Filer Credit Union willhost Steps to FinancialFreedom on May 12 at6:30 p.m. at the Manistee

Catholic Central Schoolcafeteria. This financialseminar is free and open tothe public. Topics covered

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Manistee and surrounding area entertainment calendarThis Weekend

Sunday, May 9Organ recital, 4 p.m.,

Dendrinos Chapel andRecital Hall, InterlochenCenter for the Arts

Manistee High SchoolSpring Art Exhibition, 11

a.m.-3 p.m., Briny Building,

50 Filer St., Manistee

Other upcoming events

May 13 WellstonJammers jam session, 1-4p.m., free admission, musicand dancing, NormanTownship Community

Center, 1273 S. Seaman

Road, WellstonMay 14 David/

Paxton Duo, 8:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m., Shine Cafe atHorizon Books, 243 EastFront St., Traverse City

May 14-16 ManisteeHigh School Spring ArtExhibition, Briny Building,

50 Filer St., ManisteeMay 14, 15, 16

New York, New York,19th annual Conservatoryof Dance spring recital,Ramsdell Theatre, 101Maple St., Manistee, (231)723-8090

May 14, 15, 16 Academy Theatre LovesLabours Lost, 7:30 p.m.,Harvey Theatre, InterlochenCenter for the Arts

May 21, 22, 23 Academy Spring DanceConcert, 7:30 p.m., Corson

Auditorium, InterlochenCenter for the Arts

May 22 AntiqueCar Show, 2-4:30 p.m.,music and food, ManisteeEagles Club, 55 Division St.,Manistee

May 22 Opera work-shop performance, 7:30p.m., Dendrinos Chapel andRecital Hall, InterlochenCenter for the Arts

May 24 Student filmscreening, 7:30 p.m., DeRoyCenter for Film Studies,Interlochen Center for the

Arts

May 26 Friendsof Note, 7 p.m., Zeppisrestaurant, 14203 CoatesHighway, Brethren, (231)477-5526

May 29 Kaleva BottleHouse Museum opensfor season, noon-4 p.m.,Saturdays and Sundaysthrough Labor Day,Saturdays through October,(231) 362-2080

May 29 MichiganBeer & Brat Festival, 4-9p.m., Crystal MountainResort, Thompsonville

May 30 Ricky

Nelson Remembered star-ring Matthew and GunnarNelson, 8 p.m., Little RiverCasino Resort

June 10 WellstonJammers Jam Session, 1-4

p.m., free admission, musicand dancing, NormanTownship CommunityCenter, 1273 S. SeamanRoad, Wellston

June 14 Sheryl Crowwith special guest ColbieCaillat, 8 p.m., Kresge

Auditorium, Interlochen

Center for the ArtsJune 19 Travis Tritt,

8 p.m., Little River CasinoResort

June 22 ShoreLineShowCase Jazz, Jive at Five,7 p.m., First Street BeachRotary gazebo, Manistee

June 21 SummerSolstice Concert byManistee Choral Society,7 p.m., Faith CovenantChurch, 475 Eighth St.,Manistee

June 25-27, July 1-3 Fabrications/Textile ArtExhibit by Manistee ArtInstitute, Ramsdell Theatre,101 Maple St., Manistee

June 25-27, July 1-3 Annie Get Your Gun,Ramsdell Theatre, 101Maple St., Manistee, 723-7188

June 26 Paula Cole,8 p.m., Little River CasinoResort

June 26 The MoodyBlues, 8 p.m., Kresge

Auditorium, InterlochenCenter for the Arts

June 26 StrawberryFest, 2-5 p.m., Visit: Marilla

Museum and PioneerPlace, 9991 Marilla Road,Copemish

June 26 JuhannusMid-Summer DayCelebration, 6 p.m., KalevaRoadside Park, Nine MileRoad, Kaleva

June 26-27 Onekama Area ArtSnakeOpen Studio Tour, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Onekama area

June 29 ShoreLineShowCase Jazz, TomHagen-Cheri Lynn Trio

with Rick Reuther, 7 p.m.,First Street Beach Rotary

gazebo, ManisteeJune 30 Bela Fleck,

Zakir Hussain and EdgarMeyer, 8 p.m., Kresge

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COMMUNITYCALENDAR

SUNDAY, MAY 9

Free Coffee Devotion, OpenDoor led by Lay leader PacoTheisen, Stafonos, (an outreachof the United Methodist Church) Kaleva Lions Club PancakeBreakfast 8:00 a.m. to 12 Noon;

Kaleva Lions Den. Manistee High School, Spring2010 art exhibition, BrinyBuilding, Manistee, 11a.m.-3 p.m.

MONDAY, MAY 10

TOPS 528, First Baptist Church,weigh-in, 3:45-5 p.m., meetingfollows. TOPS #1801 meets at 11 a.m.,First Baptist Church, 1201Lakeshore Rd. Manistee County VeteransCounselor, Beth Yeack, Veteransoffice, court house, 9 a.m. -2:30p.m. 398-3587 or 233-3855 American Legion Auxiliary Post10-7 p.m. Depression Self-help Group,Manistee Friendship Society, 405

E. Parkdale Ave. Manistee, 1 p.m. Dual Recovery Anonymous,Manistee Friendship Society, 405E. Parkdale Ave, Manistee, 3:30p.m. Spirit of the Woods GardenClub, 12 noon, Jeans Greens, 9143Erdman Rd., Onekama, 231/889-3587 MARSP members meeting,Manistee Golf & Country Club,11:30p.m. Write People, Inc. meets at theScottville Public Library, 1 p.m.,call 723-2414

TUESDAY, MAY 11

Manistee Community Playgroup9-11 a.m.; Faith CovenantChurch. Kristina 723-9739

kristinab2006@hotmail.com B. Matzen Disabled

Veterans Outreach Worker(DVOW),Manistee office, 9a.m.-4 p.m., 1660 U.S.31 South,Manistee. DAV service officer will process

VA claims and other veterans/dependents needs. 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

VFW 1121 28th, Manistee, Mi723-9220 American Legion meets, 7p.m,10 Mason St. Manistee, 723-9501 Anger Management Self-helpGroup at Manistee FriendshipSociety, 405 E. Parkdale Ave,Manistee, 11a.m.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 12

Kiwanis General Meeting,

7-8:00 a.m., House of Flavors Angel Food Ministry orderstaken, 4-6:30 p.m.; ManisteeUnited Methodist Church VFW service officer will process

VA claims, any other veterans/dependent needs, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.,1211 28th St Manistee, 723-9220 VFW service officer will process

VA claims, any other veterans/dependent needs, 10 a.m.-2p.m., 13300 9 Mile Rd Kaleva,(231)362-3729 Manistee Audubon meeting,7 p.m., Spirit of the WoodsConservation Club (Coates Hwy.

west of High Bridge Road. )

THURSDAY, MAY 13

Wellston Jammers Jam Session,1-4 p.m., free admission, music,dancing, Norman TownshipCommunity Center, 1273 S.Seaman Road, Wellston FREE (adult) craft sessions,9:30-11:30 a.m.; OnekamaChurch of the Brethren, 8266 MillSt., Onekama, 231-889-4311. Customs -N-Classics Car Club,7 p.m.; VFW, Manistee. ContactPatrick Broderick 723-3800. The Manistee Area GriefSupport Group meets at 1:30p.m., at Holy Trinity EpiscopalChurch Kaleva Lions Club Pasties 8:00a.m. to 12 Noon at the KalevaLions Den. American Legion, service

officer will process VA claims/dependents needs 12:30-3 p.m.,10 Mason St, Manistee, 616-240-3883 Gamblers Anonymous at GoodShepherd Lutheran Church, 521Cypress St, Manistee at 7 p.m.

FRIDAY, MAY 14

Fish Fry at the VFW, 5-7:30pm,1211 28th St, Manistee, 723-9220 Manistee High School, Spring2010 art exhibition, BrinyBuilding, Manistee, 4-8 p.m.

SATURDAY, MAY 15

Manistee Moose Lodge, GrilledChicken Dinner, 5-7:30p.m. Manistee High School, Spring2010 art exhibition, BrinyBuilding, Manistee, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

SUNDAY, MAY 16 Benefit fundraiser, Tina(Froncek) Arkwright, St. JosephsCivic Club, 3 p.m.-6 p.m.,Manistee Free Coffee Devotion, OpenDoor led by Lay leader PacoTheisen, Stafonos, (an outreachof the United Methodist Church) Euchre, Manistee AmericanLegion, 2 p.m. Manistee Moose Lodge, PotatoPancake Breakfast, 8:30 a.m. -Noon. Kaleva Lions Club PancakeBreakfast 8:00 a.m. to 12 Noon;Kaleva Lions Den. Benefit Fundraiser, Tina

Arkwright, St. Josephs CivicClub, 3 p.m.-6 p.m.

Old Fashioned Chicken Dinner,12-4 p.m.; Stronach Twp. Hall.Benefits Homeward Bound. Manistee High School, Spring2010 art exhibition, BrinyBuilding, Manistee, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

MONDAY, MAY 17

TOPS 528, First Baptist Church,weigh-in, 3:45-5 p.m., meetingfollows. TOPS #1801 meets at 11 a.m.,First Baptist Church, 1201Lakeshore Rd. Catholic War Vets placementof flags at Mt. Carmel & TrinityLutheran cemeteries, 9 a.m.,maintenance building. (Rain date,May 18, 9 a.m.) Manistee County Veterans

Counselor, Beth Yeack, Veteransoffice, court house, 9 a.m. -2:30p.m. 398-3587 or 233-3855 Depression Self-help Group,Manistee Friendship Society, 405E. Parkdale Ave. Manistee, 1 p.m. Dual Recovery Anonymous,Manistee Friendship Society, 405E. Parkdale Ave, Manistee, 3:30p.m.

TUESDAY, MAY 18

B. Matzen DisabledVeterans Outreach Worker(DVOW),Manistee office, 9a.m.-4 p.m., 1660 U.S.31 South,Manistee. DAV service officer will process

VA claims and other veterans/dependents needs. 10 a.m.-2

p.m. VFW 1121 28th, Manistee,723-9220 Anger Management Self-helpGroup at Manistee FriendshipSociety, 405 E. Parkdale Ave,Manistee, 11 a.m.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 19

Manistee Moose Lodge, BurgerBasket, 5-7:00 p.m.. VFW service officer willprocess VA claims and any other

veterans/dependent needs, 10a.m.-2 p.m., 13300 9 Mile Rd.,Kaleva, 231-362-3229 American Legion and VFW US Flag placement on Veteransgraves, 1 p.m.; Oakgrovecemetery, Volunteers welcome VFW service officer, process VAclaims and any other veterans/dependent needs, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.,1211 28th St., Manistee, 723-9220 Lakeshore Choir 8 a.m.,Ludington Area Catholic SchoolMass, 702 E. Bryant Rd.,Ludinton, St. Simon Church.

THURSDAY, MAY 20

Manistee Parkinson SupportGroup, 11 a.m., West ShoreMedical Center, Health Room 1 Kaleva Lions Club Pasties 8:00a.m. to 12 Noon at the KalevaLions Den. American Legion and VFW US Flag placement on Veteransgraves, 1 p.m.; Oakgrovecemetery, Volunteers welcome

Walsh Post 4499 meets, 7:00p.m. 1211 28th St, Manistee, Mi723-9220 Gamblers Anonymous at GoodShepherd Lutheran Church, 521Cypress St, Manistee at 7 p.m.

FRIDAY, MAY 21

America Legion Fish Fry,5-7:30 p.m. 10 Mason St Manistee723-9501 Manistee County VeteransCounselor, Beth Yeack, 1 p.m.;Senior Center. 398-3587 or 233-3855

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aysAug. 6-8 Copemish

aysAug. 21 Bear Lake

ommunity Yard SaleAug. 31-Sept. 5Manistee County FairSept. 4-5 Brethren

aysSept. 11 Port City

treet Fair, Manistee

Where to go andwho to call for area

fun and activities

n Paine Aquatic Centert Manistee High School,25 12th St., Manistee, 723-547n Ice Arena and

ecreation Center at Westhore Community College,000 N. Stiles Road,cottville, 845-6211, www.estshore.edun Little River Casino

esort, M-22 at U.S. 31,anistee, (888) 568-2244,

ww.lrcr.com.nManistee County

istorical Museum, 425iver St., Manistee, 723-531nManistee National

orest, (231) 723-2211,ww.fs.fed.us/r9/hmnfn Crystal Mountain

esort, (800) 968-7686,ww.crystalmountain.comn Caberfae Peaks Ski

nd Golf Resort, (231) 862-000, http://caberfaepeaks.

omn Interlochen Center forhe Arts, (800) 681-5920,ww.interlochen.orgnManistee Civic Players

at the Ramsdell Theatre,723-7188, purchase tickets

online at www.ramsdell-theater.orgn Indoor heated pool,

hot tub, fitness room,Portage Point Inn, 8567South Portage Point Drive,Onekama, 889-4222nWest Shore

Community College, (231)845-6211, www.westshore.edun Arts and Culture

Alliance of ManisteeCounty, www.allartsman-istee.comn Ludington Area Arts

Council, www.ludington-artscouncil.orgnManistee Art Institute,

(231) 723-2682n Spirit of the Woods

Music Association, (231)477-5381, www.spiri-tofthewoods.orgn Carmike Harbor

Cinema, Ludington, (231)

843-9310nMarilla Museum and

Pioneer Place, 9991 MarillaRoad, Copemish, (231) 362-3430

This list is compiled byNews Advocate entertain-ment editor Dave Yarnell.

Listing suggestions areappreciated. ContactYarnell at 398-3111 ordyarnell@pioneergroup.com.

CALENDAR:From 4 Annie Get Your Gun cast namedThe cast has been set for

the Manistee Civic Players/West Shore CommunityCollege production of themusical Annie Get YourGun, which will be per-formed at the RamsdellTheatre June 25-26 andJuly 1-3 at 7:30 p.m. andJune 27 at 2 p.m.

Playing the leads areDani Stansell as AnnieOakley and John Reed asFrank Butler. Charles Dillon

will play Buffalo Bill Codyand Ashley Andrews will beButlers first onstage part-ner, Dolly Tate.

Kit Wiener plays Dollyssister Winnie, who is half ofa daredevil knife-throwingact, and Kyle Nelson playsTommy, the other half.LeAnna Engwall and AbbieFinner play Annies sistersJessie and Nellie, and Chaz

Reid plays their youngbrother, Little Jake.John Bell will step into

the footlights from his usualrole as scene designer,

which he is also perform-ing for this production,to take the stage as thehighly articulate, wise, andeducated Native AmericanChief Sitting Bull. Playingtwo other highly supportingroles are Dave Swanson asCharlie Davenport, BuffaloBills theater manager, and

Richard Kraemer, whowill be seen in two roles as hotel owner Foster

Wilson and one of Codysarch-rivals in the Wild WestShow, Pawnee Bill.

Andrew Fox is cast asRunning Deer, Mac theprop man, a messenger,and a roustabout; Michael

Mackin will play Chief EagleFeather; Misael DeJesus

will be understudying therole of Tommy Keeler and

will play a dining car waiter,roustabout, and cowboysinger; Anthony Crysler will

be a sleeping car porter, aroustabout, and cowboysinger; Cher Carrier will beSylvia Potter-Porter and acowgirl singer; and Bridgett

Vanderhoff will play Mrs.Schuyler Adams and a cow-girl singer, as well as under-study the role of Dolly.

Dani Simo will beQueen Victoria and a cow-girl singer, Taylor Roberts

will understudy Winnieand be a cowgirl singer andHelen Cunningham will bea cowgirl singer.

Rick Plummer is the

director and JoAnn Mumathe assistant director. BillDonahue will conduct theorchestra for the perfor-mance and Sarah Helgeis the musical directorand accompanist. EmmetReimer is the light-ing designer and VinceHancock the sound design-

er. Calista Marie Swanson isthe choreographer.

This is one of the finestcasts ever assembled at anytheater anywhere in ourarea, and with words andmusic by Irving Berlin arguably one of the worldsgreat composer-lyricists this production is goingto be a sure-fire hit withlocal audiences of all ages,Plummer said.

Annie Get Your Guntells the story of AnnieOakley, Americas premier

sharpshooter, and herbeau Frank Butler, a fellow

marksman who finds fameon the circus and Wild Westshow circuits. Oakley andButler perform in BuffaloBill Codys famous Wild

West Show, and audiencesare introduced to thesecharacters and a host ofother memorable show-men and women, cowboys,

cowgirls, theater managers,hotel owners, roustabouts,and even a few heads ofEuropean states, as CodysCongress of Rough Ridersof the World tour theglobe.

Tickets for the musicalcan be reserved now bycalling (231) 843-5507 or

visiting the websites www.ramsdell-theater.org and

www.westshore.edu.Further information

about the production isavailable from Plummer

(231) 843-5928 or rjplum-mer@westshore.edu.

Sunday, May 9, 2010 WEST SHORE SHOPPERS GUIDE 5

Country Fresh Cottage Cheese,All Varieties 16 oz......................................2/$4Country Fresh Orange Juice, gal...............2/$6Large Eggs, 18 ct...................................$1.39Mrs. Dash Marinade, All Varieties..............2/$5Dixie Multi-Color Napkins, 320 ct............ $3.99Ziploc Vacuum Bags, Gal Size..................$3.29

Puffs Tissue, 216 ct.................................$1.99Scott Paper Towel,4 Big Rolls Same as 12 Rolls........................$9.99Jiffy Pancake & Waffle Mix, 40 oz...........$2.29Mrs. Butterworths Syrup, All Varieties......$3.89Honey Bunches of Oats Cereal, All Varieties...$3.99Hamburger Helper, All Varieties.................2/$4Our Family Tea, 100 ct. bags....................$2.99Westfield Cheese, Shredds & Block All Varieties....2/$3Lenders Bagels, All Varieties......................2/$4Yoders Ranch Dip ...................................2/$2Swanson Organic Beef or Chicken Broth, 32 oz...$2.89

Pink Beauty 100% Natural Pink Salmon .......2/$5Kitchen Bouquet ....................................2/$5

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County Style Ribs .................................. $1.59 lb.

Spare Ribs ............................................ $1.99 lb.

Market Made Bratswith or without cheese.............................. $2.59 lb.

Market Made Polish Sausage ................. $2.59 lb.

Market Made Breakfast Sausage ........... $1.99 lb.

Split Chickens ....................................... $1.29 lb.Hickory Country Bacon, 1 lb. pk..............$1.99 ea.Bar-S Hotdogs..........................................79 ea.

$699Prime RibRoast

SinglePears

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Premium Packaged Tomatoes ................$1.59 lb.Sweet Corn ..............................................50 ea.Cucumbers ............................................2/$1.00NEW CROP Red Skin Potatoes, 5 lb. bag.....$3.49Golden Delicious Apples, 3 lb. bag................$1.99Navel Oranges, 4 lb. bag..............................$2.99

$129YodersCream Cheese

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Public Auction5199 E. Harrison - Walkerville, MIWatch for signs!

We will sell the following at auction on

Saturday, May 15Antique Furniture, Blankets, Linens, Pictures and

Picture Frames, Collectors Plates, Jewelry, BB Guns,

Upright Freezer, Pots, Pans, and Dishes, Hand Tools,

and many more items too numerous to mention.

Lunch and facilities available at site.

Check with our web site for complete list of items w/pictures,

directions and terms.

www.wmiauctions.com

West MI Auction ServiceFARM HOUSEHOLD ANTIQUES

REAL ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS

Auctioneers: John Herremans (231) 873-2517 &

Michelle VanKeuren (231) 924-5627

SALES SERVICE THAT SATISFIES

We Need You!!To help send care Packages

to our Troops in Afghanistan & Iraqthru the Bear Lake Promoters.

THINGS NEEDED BUT NOT LIMITED TO ARE: Snacks (nothing ham or pork, nothing aerosolor with alcohol content, and only prepackageditems, nothing homemade) Beef Jerky, Slim Jims, Single Serving DrinksMixes (Crystal Lite, Hot Chocolate, Tang, Tea,Coffee and Fixins) Single serving of instant oatmeal and cereal,micro popcorn, nuts, sunflower seeds, granolabars, pop tarts, soup, mac n cheese, ramennoodles, tuna & chicken snack pacs, crackersjacks, canned fruit cups, pudding cups, pringles,combos, gum, hard candy, trail mix, skittles,

starbursts, little debbie snacks, pretzels andhealthy snacks and anything you like to eat. Hygiene Products (nothing with alcohol content)toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, nail files,nail clippers, foot powder, motel soap-shampoo-lotion, stick deodorant, q-tips, eye drops, bandaids, aspirin, cough drops, shower shoes, bodywash Misc. Products, puzzles, books, Christmasstockings and decorations, CDs, DVDs, beaniebabies, crayons, balloons, sports bras, underwear,block book socks, white athletic socks, bookinsoles, razors, baby wipes, hand warmers,tampons, panty liners, writing material, pens,journals, notebooks, black knitted caps for underhelmets, all occasion cards to be sent home, non-lithium AA, AAA, C & D batteries, playing cards,games, sports magazines & books.

NEW ITEMS ONLY!

It costs $11.95 per box to mail socash donations are also appreciated.

Please make checks out to BearLake Promoters and on the bottom ofcheck indicate For Our Troops.

OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 8-5

Would liketo get to thetroops for

Memorial Day& 4th of July

This project wasestablished and continues

by the 2 Dumb Dames,Pauline Jaquish and Gloria

Edwards.DROP OFFLOCATION

MANISTEE ESTATE SALE811 CEDAR ST., MANISTEE

MAY 14 & 15, FRI. 9-5 & SAT. 9-4NUMBERS WILL BE ISSUED FOR THE FRI. MORNING RUSH AT 8AM, IF YOU ARRIVE EARLY,SIGN-IN & REMAIN ON THE PREMISES OR IN YOUR CAR UNTIL YOUR NUMBER IS ISSUED.FROM US-31 & 8TH ST. (AT THE BLINKING LIGHT) TURN WEST ONTO 8TH ST. WATCH FOR SIGNS!

THIS SALE IS VERY CLEAN & TIDY FULL OF

FURNISHINGS & HOUSEHOLD TREASURES

FURNISHINGS:OVAL FORMICATOPPEDTABLEW/2 LVS & 5 CHAIRS; STEPBACKCHINAHUTCH; FRAMEDWALLMIRROR; 2 BEDRMCHAIRS; TWINDAYBED;OFFICEARMCHAIR; 2 STEPSTOOLS; 3 GLASSBEDRMLAMPS; TWINTRUNDLEBED; ETHAN ALLENOCT. DININGRMTABLEW/2 LVS & 4 CHAIRS; 2 FLOORLAMPS;SERTA LIKE NEW QUEENSZMATTRESSW/FRAME & 2 LRGOAKDRESSERS & NIGHTSTAND; SIDETABLES; PR. PINEENDTABLES; RCA TV & MANYOTHERTVS; FLEXSTEELBURGUNDYROCKERRECLINER; PRPASTELGREENSIDECHAIRS; REDSTACKTABLES; 2 DRESSERSW/MIRROR & NIGHTSTAND; WALNUTPARLORTABLE; SEVOLDSIDECHAIRS; TWINBED & FULLBED; MANYTABLELAMPS; CADENCEWALLCLOCK; 2 FREESTANDINGSTORAGECABINETS; PAINTEDDRESSER; CARD

TABLE & CHAIRS; MICROWAVECART; LANECEDARCHEST; FLORALSOFA & LOVESEAT; METALWORKTABLE; LRGOAKOFFICEDESK; STEREOCABINET; BARSTOOL;PINGPONGTABLE; WD. FRAMEDCOTTAGECHAIR; GONEW/THE WINGFLORALTABLELAMP; GE VCR; 2 HASSOCKS; TV TABLES

COLLECTIBLES & HOUSEHOLD: (18) DEPT. 56 CHRISTMASVILLAGEHOUSES; 2 GALLONJUG; FARBERWARECOFFEEPOT & PANS; ANTQ. IRONBALANCESCALE; GEORGE FOREMANGRILLE; WONDERFULWOMENSCLOTHINGSTYLISH & CLEAN, MED. SZ. COATS, SHORT, PANTS, DRESSES, BLOUSES, SHOES& PURSES; HANDMIXER; TUPPERWARE; ONEIDAFLATWARE; NUTCHOPPERS; KIT. UTENSILS; MANYBAKINGSUPPLIES; GLASSCORNBRDPAN; POTS & PANS;CORELLEDISHES; FINECHINA, NORITAKEDISHSET; ALUM. GREASEPOT; FLORALCANISTERSET; PUNCHSET; CAKEPLATTERS; ROASTER; TRIFLEBOWL; MILKGLASSVASES; PYREXVINTAGEREFRIGDISHES; MUCHCOSTUMEJEWELRY; COMMUNITYSILVER-PLATEFLATWAREINBOX; ANCHOR HOCKINGSERVINGDISHES; BEDDING;TABLECLOTHS; CONAIRMASSAGESLIPPERS;JEWELRYBOX; RELIGIOUSSTATUARY ; POTTERY SCOTTYDOG; DVDS, CASSETTES, 45 RECORDS; JAPANESEBLKWAREPOTTERY; NICE BOOKS; HANDMADE, LIGHTED, DOLL HOUSE W/GARAGE & FURNITURE; COOKBOOKS; SEWING SUPPLIES & PATTERNS;PHONES; PICTUREFRAMES; HOMEDCORITEMS; CORNINGTHERMALSERVER; LEGOS; TOYS; PR. CHRISTMASCANDYCANES; CHRISTMASDCOR; BRD. GAMES;WD. DOLLCRADLE; CERAMIC CHRISTMASTREE; STAINEDGLASSWINDOWPLAQUE; BASKETS

BASEMENT & GARAGE:RMHEATER; GE DEHUMIDIFIER; ASST. GIRLSBIKE; MINISTONEPOND; WASHBRD; 2METALMULTIDRAWER CABINETS; MILITARY CAMO CLOTHING; BIRD CAGE; HANDICAPPED SHOWER SEAT & TOILET; WD. STEP

LADDER; FIREPLACESCREEN; WEEDEATERWHIP; SUNBEAMBARBECUE; OLDGOLFCLUBS; GUNRACK; CROSSROADSSPECIALIZED LADIES COMFORT 27 BIKE; GLASS TOPPED PATIO TABLE W/4 CHAIRS; H OLMES AIR

PURIFIER; AMER. FLAG; ELECTORLUXVAC.; MOTORCYCLEHELMETS; SLEEPINGBAG; CANNINGSUPPLIES; PAINTBALLSUPPLIES; BALLPRACTICERETRIEVER; METALSHELF

231-723-2625

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Fencing

MANISTEECHAIN-LINKFENCING

Free EstimatesRay Bohannon

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Firewood

Firewood

FIREWOOD FOR SALE

Cut/Split/Delivered

$50.00 Face Cord

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( 4 Face Cord)

Accepting Credit Cards/

Energy Drafts

Dozer Enterprises Inc

231-864-2055

231-690-2043

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$45/facecordSPRING SPECIAL

Energy Drafts Accepted

Lot clearing andloader work wanted.

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Heating/Plumbing

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24 hr. Emergency ServiceNo overtime charge

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Furnace Clean & Check$49.95

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