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Finding morel mushrooms in all the right placesLast week I wentorel hunting and I

ave to admit I dontnderstand why every-ne keeps talking aboutow hard it is to findhem. I found severalounds in two places,

ust a couple hundredeet apart.

It was my first timectually seeing a morelnd theyre bigger thanexpected, actually. Inderstand that mosteople dont like to tellthers where they foundorels, but I dont seehy I shouldnt shareith you. The firstorels I found were atillers Produce on the

orner of First Streetnd U.S. 31, and nextfound a whole bowlf them at Port City rganics, in their new

ocation at the corner of irst and Division.

It was the first time Ive beenin Port City Organics since they moved and Im impressed. Surethe store is bigger and parking iseasy (the lot behind the store) but what really impressed me mostis that theres a great selection of fresh and organic dairy, produceand baked goods from growersand producers right in Manisteeand surrounding counties.

Thats a firm priority forowner Joe Dumas, who also usedlocal contractors and suppliers torenovate the former Apothecary Shop location.

Buying locally and using localcontractors and suppliers makesa big difference to the strength of

our local economy and wheneverI can I like to share stories aboutit. And while were on the subjectof working together ... last week I was driving north past ManisteeNational Golf & Resort and wasamazed to see that the parkinglot was just packed with cars.Great. I thought. ManisteeNational is having a good day.

As I looked more closely Inoticed that many of the cars were Fords. I was puzzling thisout as I drove and then I passedManistee Ford, whose empty parking lot was being resurfaced.

The mystery was solved andI had to smile at this example of working together it just works better. Lets work together tohave a prosperous week.

Date set for chamberSummer Blast Off!Join chamber members and

friends for a grand celebration

of the season at the ChambersSummer Blast Off!The annual Chamber Golf

Outing and June Steak Fry Business After Hours will be heldon June 9 at Manistee NationalGolf & Resort. Registration infor-mation is on the chamber Website www.manisteechamber.com.

The Chamber Summer BlastOff! offers a variety of sponsor-ship opportunities. ShowcaseSponsor $150: Demonstrateproducts and services on thegolf course. (Only six ShowcaseSponsorship spaces remain).Tee Sponsor $75: Your business

receives signage at hole. CartSponsor $25: Your businessreceives signage on a golf cart.For more information aboutparticipating in the event orsponsorship please contact thechamber at (231) 723-2575.

Forest Festivalmerchandise

The Manistee National ForestFestival is scheduled for July 1-4.

For detailed information,check out the festival Web site,

www.manisteechamber.com.Chamber members will have anopportunity to pre-order T-shirtsfor their employees.

Contact the chamber, (231)723-2575 by June 15 to place your order and we will person-ally deliver it to you when itarrives.

Business Expo 2010Oct. 6 may seem like a long

way off, but the 2010 BusinessExpo is filling up fast.

Now in its fourth year, thechambers Business Expo has become the premiere event toshowcase the business com-munity in Manistee County.Only 27 spaces remain avail-able for exhibitors, so membersare encouraged to contact thechamber to take advantage of this opportunity to market your business to customers and other businesses in the ManisteeCounty area.

Please contact the chamber,(231) 723-2575 to reserve yourspace or online www.manistee-chamber.com

Grand openingat Douglas ValleyDouglas Valley Organic

Vineyard invites you to the grandopening of the Bodega and PicnicGrounds at Douglas Valley onMay 29.

There will be live music, com-plimentary samples of gourmetmeats and cheeses plus chances

to win great prizes.Grab a delicious picnic lunch

from their deli, assemble yourpicnics there, on the spot andrelax at the picturesque settingof vineyards, orchards and gar-dens.

Come in and shop their gour-met Bodega, offering some of ourlocal favorites, distinctive selec-tions, or treats from the pantry.The Bodega at Douglas Valley

will be offering local organicaged cheeses, artisan breads,fresh sliced meats along withlocal jams, jellies and salsas andin-season organic produce.

New Hire ActThe New Hire Act benefits

employers by making themexempt from paying 6.2 percentSSA payroll tax through the endof this year.

Under the New Hire Actpackage, businesses that hireanyone who has been out of work for at least 60 days would be exempt from paying the 6.2percent Social Security payrolltax on that employee throughDecember 2010.

The government wouldreimburse the Social Security trust fund for the lost revenue.Employers would get an addi-tional $1,000 credit for each new worker remaining on the job fora full year. Check out the Website for claim information

Melissa Reed is the executivedirector of the Manistee Area

Chamber of Commerce.

MelissaReed

GuestColumnist

Manistee Area Chamber of Commerce

SCOTTVILLE WestShore Community Collegeis offering an Emergency TelecommunicatorCertification (ETC) course when the summer semester begins on June 7.

The ETC program isdesigned and produced by the National Academies of Emergency Dispatch (NAED).

The course (TLCJ 104)is designed to train thoseinterested in working inemergency communicationcenters and emergency tele-communication technology.Coursework will also coverinterpersonal communica-tion, legal issues and jobstress factors.

Students will learn the basic knowledge, skills, andattitudes necessary to serve asan emergency telecommuni-cator in a public safety com-munication center; explainthe basic technologies used ina modern public safety com-munication center, and beprepared to pass the NAEDETC certification exam.

The class will meet onMonday and Tuesday from 9to 11:40 a.m. in room 226 of the colleges technical centerand will be taught by HiramEarly.

Registration for WSCCssummer semester is under- way and will continue tothe first week of the termsclasses.

Class and online courseschedules can be viewedunder the Academics tab onthe colleges Web site at www. westshore.edu.

A printed course schedule,curriculum guide, registrationand financial aid informationare available from the studentservices office located in theSchoenherr Campus Centeror by calling 845-6211, exten-sion 5946.

WSCCoffers

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Manistee and surrounding area entertainment calendarThis Weekend

Saturday, May 22 Antique Car Show, 2-

4:30 p.m., music and food,Manistee Eagles Club, 55Division St., Manistee

Academy SpringDance Concert, 7:30p.m., Corson Auditorium,Interlochen Center for theArts

Opera workshop erformance, 7:30 p.m.,endrinos Chapel andecital Hall, Interlochenenter for the Arts

Sunday, May 23 Academy Spring Dance

Concert, 7:30 p.m., CorsonAuditorium, InterlochenCenter for the Arts

Other upcoming events

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

May 26 Friends of Note, 7 p.m., Zeppis restau-rant, 14203 Coates Highway,Brethren, (231) 477-5526

May 29 Kalevaottle House Museumpens for season, noon-p.m., Saturdays andundays through Labor Day,aturdays 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

May 30 Afternoonof Chamber Music, 3 p.m.,Music House, 302 WalnutSt., Manistee

June 1 Pioneer Teaand Tour, times arranged,Marilla Museum andPioneer Place, 9991 Marilla

Rd., Copemish, (231) 362-3430June 10 Wellston

Jammers Jam Session,1-4 p.m., free admission,music and dancing, NormanTownship Community Center, 1273 S. Seaman Rd., Wellston

June 12 Classiccar show, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.,Manistee Ford, 3471 GrantHighway

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

Auditorium, InterlochenCenter for the Arts

June 19 Travis Tritt,8 p.m., Little River CasinoResort

June 20-21 BenzieCommunity Chorus Cabaret,Crystal Mountain Resort, by reservation only, (231)352-7552

June 21 SummerSolstice Concert by ManisteeChoral Society, 7 p.m.,Faith Covenant Church, 475Eighth St., Manistee

June 22 ShoreLineShowCase Jazz, Jive at Five,7 p.m., First Street BeachRotary gazebo, 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 Moody Blues, 8 p.m., Kresge Auditorium, InterlochenCenter for the Arts

June 26 Strawberry Fest, 2-5 p.m., MarillaMuseum and PioneerPlace, 9991 Marilla Road,Copemish

June 26 Juhannus

Mid-Summer Day Celebration, 6 p.m., KalevaRoadside Park, Nine MileRoad, Kaleva

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

June 29 ShoreLineShowCase Jazz, TomHagen-Cheri Lynn Trio withRick Reuther, 7 p.m., FirstStreet Beach Rotary gazebo,Manistee

June 30 Bela Fleck,Zakir Hussain and EdgarMeyer, 8 p.m., Kresge Auditorium, IinterlochenCenter for the Arts

Summer Festivalsand Community

Celebrations

July 1-4 ManisteeNational Forest Festival

July 9-11 Bear LakeDaysJuly 16-18 Kaleva

DaysJuly 23-25 Arcadia

Daze Aug. 5-8 Onekama

Days Aug. 6-8 Copemish

Days A ug. 21 Bear Lake

Community Yard Sale Aug. 31-Sept. 5

Manistee County FairSept. 4-5 Brethren

DaysSept. 11 Port City

Street Fair, Manistee

Where to go and whoto call for area fun and

activities

n Paine Aquatic Centerat Manistee High School,525 12th St., Manistee, 723-2547

n Ice Arena andRecreation Center at WestShore Community College,3000 N. Stiles Road,Scottville, 845-6211, www. westshore.edu

n Little River CasinoResort, M-22 at U.S. 31,Manistee, (888) 568-2244, www.lrcr.com.

n Manistee County Historical Museum, 425River St., Manistee, 723-5531

n Manistee National

Forest, (231) 723-2211, www.fs.fed.us/r9/hmnf n Crystal Mountain

Resort, (800) 968-7686, www.crystalmountain.com

n Caberfae Peaks Skiand Golf Resort, (231) 862-3000, http://caberfaepeaks.com

n Interlochen Center forthe Arts, (800) 681-5920, www.interlochen.org

n Northern MichiganDragway, (231) 362-3439, www.northernmichigan-dragway.net

n Manistee Civic Players

at the Ramsdell Theatre,723-7188, purchase ticketsonline at www.ramsdell-the-ater.org

n Indoor heated pool,hot tub, fitness room,Portage Point Inn, 8567South Portage Point Drive,Onekama, 889-4222

n West ShoreCommunity College, (231)845-6211, www.westshore.edu

n Arts and Culture Alliance of Manistee County, www.allartsmanistee.com

n Manistee Art Institute,(231) 723-2682

n Spirit of the WoodsMusic Association, (231)477-5381, www.spiri-tofthewoods.org

n Marilla Museum andPioneer Place, 9991 MarillaRoad, Copemish, (231) 362-

3430n Ramsdell TheatreTours, 101 Maple St.,Manistee, Saturdays, 1-4p.m., start June 19

n Bottle House Museum,14551 Wuoksi Ave., Kaleva,(2310 362-3519

This list is compiled by News Advocate entertain-ment editor Dave Yarnell. Listing suggestions areappreciated. Contact Yarnell at 398-3111 or [email protected].

Dave Yarnell

EntertainmentEditor

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Restoring the Great Lakes

EAST LANSING The U.S.Department of Agriculture ismaking $8.9 million in conser-vation technical and financialassistance available to Michiganlandowners as part of President

Obamas Great Lakes RestorationInitiative. The funds will be tar-geted to priority areas that willmost benefit the Great Lakes water and wildlife resources.

The USDA Natural ResourcesConservation Service is pleasedto have a role in this initiativeto protect the important naturalresources of the Great Lakes.NRCS will be focusing its efforts

on addressing non-point sourcepollution, farmland preserva-tion and critical habitats withinMichigan, said Salvador Salinas,NRCS acting state conservation-ist.

The $8.9 million in GLRIfunding will be available toMichigan landowners and agri-cultural producers through exist-ing NRCS conservation programs.

A sign-up for GLRI conserva-tion financial assistance will beheld between June 1 and July 1. Agricultural producers, privatelandowners and Native Americantribes are eligible to apply.Landowners receive technical andfinancial assistance to implementconservation activities on theirland that conserve soil, water, airand wildlife resources.

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Invasive plants:Unwanted in state parks

LANSING Visitorsto Michigan state parksor recreation areas areinvited to participate in anew Early Detection andRapid Response (EDRR)initiative to find the firstoutbreaks of unwantedinvasive plants. Early detection will aid in rapidresponse control measuresaimed at eliminating theinvasive plants before they become widely established.

This summer, threeinvasive plants Japaneseknotweed, black swallow- wort and garlic mustard are being targeted forEDRR by the Departmentof Natural Resources andEnvironment. Japaneseknotweed and black swal-low-wort are not widely established in the state,and while garlic mustardis widespread in southernMichigan, it is still uncom-mon in the NorthernLower Peninsula andUpper Peninsula stateparks.

Invasive plants crowdout native species andchange the ecology of natural areas. Complexfood webs are simplified asareas are taken over by asingle plant species. Forest

regeneration is oftennegatively impacted andrecreational opportuni-ties, including hunting andfishing, may also be lost orcompromised. Even park pathways and buildingscan be damaged by inva-sive plants.

Most invasive speciesare introduced to new areas by humans. Park visitors can help preventthe spread of invasive

plants by cleaning your boots/shoes, clothes, carand trailer tires or other

equipment before enteringor leaving a park.

By reporting Japaneseknotweed, black swal-low-wort and garlic mus-tard sightings, you canhelp protect the naturalresources that offer publicrecreation and educationalopportunities.

Possible sightingscan be reported at any state park by filling outthe Unwanted PlantsDetection Card, by mark-ing the location of thedetected plants on apark visitor map, or by recording the GPS coor-

dinates. Campers canturn in the cards, mapsor recorded information

at any state park, e-mailthe information to [email protected] withUnwanted Plants inthe subject line, fax it to(517) 373-4625, or mailit to DNRE-RecreationDivision, Attention:EDDR, P.O. Box 30257,Lansing, MI 48909-7757.Sightings can also bereported at www.MISIN.msu.edu.

For more informationabout getting involvedin the EDRR initiative,including how to identify invasive plants, visit the

DNRE website at www.michigan.gov/dnr-park-stewardship.

Michigan targets to stop spread of Japanese Knotweed, black swallow-

wort and garlic mustard plants

Ken Grabowski/News Advocate

CASMAN Academy students Whitley Lonn and EmilyBottrell remove Garlic Mustard plants from the areanear the dog run at Douglas Park First Street Beach.The garlic mustard plant is one of three invasive spe-cies the state is targeting at state parks.

HAVE A STORY IDEA?If you have a story idea, contact our manag-

ing editor, David L. Barber, at (231) 398-3113

or e-mail him at [email protected].


COMMUNITYCALENDAR

SUNDAY, MAY 23

Benet Pancake Breakfastfor the family of Jill Jones,Rosies Place, 8a.m.-1p.m.Free Coffee Devotion, OpenDoor led by Lay leaderPaco Theisen, Stafonos,(an outreach of the UnitedMethodist Church)Kaleva Lions Club PancakeBreakfast 8 a.m.-12 Noon;Kaleva Lions Den.Lakeshore Choir 8:30 a.m.,St. John Cantius Church,Free SoilLakeshore Choir 11 a.m., St.Bernards Church in IronsChicken Dinner, St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Shrine, 11:30a.m.-2 p.m., 260 St. MarysPkwy., Manistee A discussion group onComparative Religions, based on the book World

Religions by Huston Smith,7 p.m.; Church of the Holy Trinity, 410 Second St. 723-2078 for info.Bear Lake Lions ClubPancake Breakfast, 8a.m.-11a.m., Bear Lake Lions Den

MONDAY, MAY 24

TOPS 528, First BaptistChurch, weigh-in, 3:45-5p.m., meeting follows.TOPS #1801 meets at 11 a.m.,First Baptist Church, 1201Lakeshore Rd.Manistee County VeteransCounselor, Beth Yeack, Veterans ofce, court house,9 a.m. -2:30 p.m. 398-3587or 233-3855Depression Self-help Group,Manistee Friendship Society,405 E. Parkdale Ave.Manistee, 1 p.m.Dual Recovery Anonymous,Manistee Friendship Society,405 E. Parkdale Ave,Manistee, 3:30 p.m. Write People, Inc. meets atthe Scottville Public Library,7 p.m., call 723-2414

TUESDAY, MAY 25

B. Matzen Disabled Veterans Outreach Worker

(DVOW),Manistee ofce,9 a.m.-4 p.m., 1660 U.S.31South, Manistee.DAV service ofcer willprocess VA claims and other veterans/dependents needs.10 a.m.-2 p.m. VFW 112128th, Manistee, 723-9220 Anger Management Self-help Group at ManisteeFriendship Society, 405 E.Parkdale Ave, Manistee, 11a.m.Community Table, St. JosephParish Center, 5:30-7 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 26

Kiwanis General Meeting,7-8:00 a.m., House of Flavors VFW service ofcer willprocess VA claims and any other veterans/ dependentneeds, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., 133009 Mile Rd., Kaleva, 231-362-3229 VFW service ofcer, process VA claims and any other veterans/dependent needs,10 a.m.-2 p.m., 1211 28th St.,Manistee, 723-9220O.A.(Overeaters Anonymous) meeting 7 p.m.;Good Shepherd LutheranChurch, 521 Cypress St.,Manistee, 723-2883

Republican Womenof Manistee County organizational lunch at 12noon, Bungalow Inn, 28thStreet east of US-31. ClaudiaRichard, 231-864-4013.

THURSDAY, MAY 27

The Manistee Area Grief Support Group meets at1:30 p.m., at Holy Trinity Episcopal ChurchKaleva Lions Club Pasties8:00 a.m. to 12 Noon at theKaleva Lions Den.

American Legion, serviceofcer will process VA claims/dependents needs,12:30-3 p.m. or by appt., 10Mason St, Manistee, 616-240-3883Gamblers Anonymous atGood Shepherd LutheranChurch, 521 Cypress St,Manistee at 7 p.m.

FRIDAY, MAY 28

American Legion Fish Fry,5-7:30 p.m. 10 Mason StManistee 723-9501

SATURDAY, MAY 29

Manistee Moose Lodge,Steak or Shrimp Dinner,5-7:30 p.m.

SUNDAY, MAY 30

Kaleva Lions Club PancakeBreakfast 8:00 a.m. to 12Noon; Kaleva Lions Den.Discussion group onComparative Religions, based on the book WorldReligions by Huston Smith,7 p.m.; Church of the Holy Trinity, 410 Second St. 723-2078 for info.Green Thumb Perennial& Bake Sale, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.Onekama village park.Bear Lake Lions ClubPancake Breakfast, 8a.m.-11a.m., Bear Lake Lions Den

MONDAY, MAY 31

TOPS 528, First BaptistChurch, weigh-in, 3:45-5p.m., meeting follows.TOPS #1801 meets at 11 a.m.,First Baptist Church, 1201Lakeshore Rd.Catholic War Vets, AnnualMemorial Day Mass,Guardian Angels Church, 9a.m.Depression Self-help Group,Manistee Friendship Society,405 E. Parkdale Ave.Manistee, 1 p.m.Dual Recovery Anonymous,Manistee Friendship Society,405 E. Parkdale Ave,Manistee, 3:30 p.m.

Memorial Day parade andceremony,10am starting atRiver and Division

TUESDAY, JUNE 1

MHS and St. Joseph HS classof 58 monthly breakfast, 9a.m.; StafonosCommunity Table, St. JosephParish Center, 5:30-7 p.m.

WEDNESDAY JUNE 2

Kiwanis Board Meeting,7-8:00 a.m., House of FlavorsO.A.(Overeaters Anonymous) meeting 7 p.m.;Good Shepherd LutheranChurch, 521 Cypress St.,Manistee, 723-2883

THURSDAY JUNE 3

Kaleva Lions Club Pasties8:00 a.m. to 12 Noon at theKaleva Lions Den.

FRIDAY, JUNE 4

American Legion Fish Fry,5-7:30 p.m. 10 Mason StManistee 723-9501

SUNDAY, JUNE 6

Euchre, Manistee AmericanLegion, 2 p.m.Kaleva Lions Club PancakeBreakfast 8:00 a.m. to 12Noon; Kaleva Lions Den. A discussion group onComparative Religions, based on the book WorldReligions by Huston Smith,7 p.m.; Church of the Holy Trinity, 410 Second St. 723-2078 for info.Bear Lake Lions ClubPancake Breakfast, 8a.m.-11a.m., Bear Lake Lions Den The H1N1 virus is still expecte

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MSU alumni club scholarship recipientsThe Michigan State University

Alumni Club of Manistee County has announced the 2010 scholar-ship recipients.

The Alumni Club was able toaward a total of $2,550 in fundsto help local students attendingMSU in the fall.

All of the applicants werevery impressive and they willexcel at Michigan State, saidscholarship committee memberKate Glancy.

President Mark Quinn statedthat Manistee County will bewell represented in East Lansingthis year. The club would liketo thank all the applicants andwish them luck and success in thefuture.

The winners are: Roger Mulletof Bear Lake High School. Mulletis graduating as the valedictorianfrom Bear Lake High Schoolwith a 4.0 GPA and will be enter-ing Michigan State UniversitysLyman Briggs College of NaturalScience. He was active with bas-ketball, baseball, cross country and was first team all-conferencein golf.

He also participated in

National Honor Society, QuizBowl, Science Olympiad and band. Roger is an Eagle Scout andserves as assistant scoutmaster.He is the son of Mark and LoriMullett.

Franklin Loomis of ManisteeHigh School will be enrolled

in the Lyman Briggs College of Natural Science at MSU and will be studying pre-medicine follow-ing his graduation from Manistee with a GPA of 3.993. In additionto being on the soccer, track andskiing teams at MHS, Franklinperformed in orchestra and band.He also was involved in NationalHonor Society, participated inBoys State and has volunteeredin school and community events.His parents are Steve Loomis andMari Gladish.

Thomas Bond of ManisteeHigh School will be a student inMSUs College of Social Scienceand will major in psychology. HisGPA at Manistee High was 3.988.He is an accomplished pianist andperforms in dance and visual arts.He was on the tennis and baseballteams, active in National HonorSociety and school newspaper,

and involved with the RamsdellTheater as a sound technicianand board. Thomas is the son of Ingrid Bond and Jim Bond.

Kevin Kott of Manistee HighSchool is also graduating fromMHS, with a GPA of 3.91, and will matriculate in MSUs Schoolof Kinesiology. He was captainof the basketball, baseball andfootball teams and played all four years of high school on them.He served in the National HonorSociety, and has volunteered

in community activities of Pop Warner football, Ghost Ship andSafe Harbor. He is the son of Kenand Shelly Kott, and Debbie andTom Reilly.

Every year the MSU AlumniClub of Manistee County awardsscholarships to local studentsattending Michigan State. Theclub hosts events throughout the year to support the scholarshipfund.

The next upcoming event isthe First Annual Spartan Golf

Scramble at the Bear Lake CountHighlands on Saturday May 22 at1p.m. Contact Jeff Mikula to signup at (231) 794-0551. The clubalso hosts an annual picnic fea-turing food, fun, prizes and plentof Spartan Spirit. The picnic will be held this year at the LionsPavilion at First Street Beach onThursday, Aug. 12. Please visitour website www.manisteespar-tans.com for more informationon our scholarship program andupcoming events.

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Vets will be gone fishing

John Counts/News Advocate

There will be a weigh-in and a barbecue at theManistee National Guard Armory after veterans bringin their days catch on Monday.

Tight Lines for Troops will hitthe lake on Monday

B y JOHN COUNTSS taff W riter

MANISTEE Veteransfrom all over the state andsome from out of state willhit the lake Monday for thefirst annual Tight Lines forTroops.

Organizers of the char-ty fishing tournament, Bobuenthardt and Judy Ball,ant to invite the public to

ome out and cheer on theets.

This is a way for theommunity to come out andupport these guys and haven opportunity to say thank ou, Ball said.

There will be plenty of pportunities for the public toet involved. Early birds canelp see off the more 40 char-er boats that will head out toake Michigan with the vet-rans at the 7 a.m. Shotguntart at the pier heads.

The boats will come back n between 12:30 and 1 p.m.

The public is also wel-ome at the National Guardrmory for the fish weigh-int 1 p.m. There will be a bar-ecue with hot dogs, bakedeans and potato salad that isree for participants. There issmall charge for spectators.

There is also a car show t the Armory from noon to 4.m. and the Department of atural Resources will be on-and to provide information

bout outdoor resources forhe disabled.

This is the first year forhe Tight Lines for Troops vent, which offers veterans aree day of charter fishing inne of the best places for it.

Guenthardt, a captain of enegade Charters, got the

all rolling when he asked 30ther charter boat captains if hey would donate a day onhe lake so disabled veteransho might not otherwiseave the opportunity canartake.

None of the captains saido. A lot of them are veteranshemselves, according touenthardt.

The Tight Lines organiz-rs then enlisted the help of he Brain Injury Association

of Michigan, Paralyzed Veterans of America and

the National Association of Physically Handicapped.Guenthardt went to varioussporting shows around thestate to spread the word.

The response was morethan he expected.

We figured wed have120 people. Thats what we were shooting for. Wed behappy with 100. As of today, we have 156, Guenthardtsaid.

They will come toManistee from 91 differentcities in Michigan and fromfive different states. The par-ticipants will also representall branches of the armedforces, including the coastguard, who have served inevery major conflict going back to World War II.

Everybodys goingto meet new friends,Guenthardt said.

The event has enjoyedsupport from the community.

The VFW Hall is hostinga spaghetti dinner for thecaptains and participants theevening before the event, andthe Little River Casino Resort will host a large sit-down din-ner after a day on the lake.

Everything has beendonated, said Guenthardt, who hopes to expand theevent next year.


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SPECIAL VI SITORSCourtesy PhotoHope Miller and Sarah Schaefer,members of the Jr. Girl ScoutTroop 10148, donated andpassed out Girl Scout cookiesto the residents of the ManisteeCounty Medical Care Facilityrecently.


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Cubed Pork Cutlets........................... $2.19 lb.Onekama FamilyMarket Brats Assorted Flavors ......... $2.99 Pkg.Armour Sizzle and ServeBreakfast Sausage ......................... $1.19 Pkg.Eckrich Bun Size Beef Franks.... $2.99 Pkg.

Homemade GroundChuck Hamburger PattysApprox 1/3 lb. ea ............................................ $2.99

Koegels PickledBologna or Red Hots2.5 lb. Jar ............ $8.99Claussen Pickles 24-32 oz ....................... 2/$5

PringlesSuper Stacker

5.71-6.41 oz.

$179Post CerealsSelected Varieties

14.5-24 oz.

$379Nature Valleyor Fiber

One Bars7.89 oz.

2/$5NabiscoCrackers

5.5-12 oz.2/$5

Kraft Dressing

16 oz$259

A-1 SteakSauce10 oz.

$329

Sweet BabyRays BBQSauce18 oz.

$219

VlasicRelish10 oz.

$149

Country TimeLemonadeRegular or Pink

8 qt.

$249

IGA HeavyDuty Flatware

24 ct.

2/$1

Vlasic OvalsHamburgerDill Chips

16 oz.$189

Mario PittedBlack Olives

5.75-6 oz.$169

Grill MatesSeasonings

2.5-3.4 oz

$189

PlochmansMustard19.24 oz.$179

Mario StuffedManzanilla

Olives5.75 oz.$179

Joy IceCream Cups

or Cones12-24 ct.

$169

OFF! or DeepWoods OFF!

4.6 oz.

$489

IdahoPotatoes

$24910 lb.SouthernPeaches

$129lb.

Bi-Color Sweet Corn

6/$2VidaliaOnions

99lb.Clamshell

Strawberries

$2491 lb.

Country Style

Spare Ribs$179lb.

BonelessPork Butt

Roast $199lb.

Boneless SkinlessChicken Breast

$229$259

lb., 10lbs or more

ONEKAMA FAMILY MARKETONLY USES USDA CERTIFIED CHOICE ANGUS

WE ARE THE CUT ABOVE!

VernorsReg & Diet 2 Liter, + Dep.

99

lb., less than 10lbs

We reserve the right to limit quantities and correct printing errors.None sold to dealers or minors. Some items not always as pictured.

P r o d u c e

MONDAY MAY 24TH THRU SATURDAY MAY 29TH

R e f r i g e r a t e d & F r o z e n

ITS TIME FOR Spring Planting

ORCHARD MARKE

4 Large Selection$3.19 ea. or 6 for $18.59

Flower &Ve getable Flats

Geraniums Flowering Shrubs Evergreen Shrubs Fruit Trees Shade Tr ee s

Potting Soil

Top Soil Fertilizers

Lim e Peat

Marble Chips

By Bag or Bulk$17.99

yard Scoop

Starting at $13.99

Open 7 Days a Week!FREE SOIL LUDINGTON

Celebrating 50 Y ears 1960 - 2010

WEEKDAY Breakfast Specials

MONDAYS

Hamburger & Fries ........... $3.99 WEDNESDAYSSenior Citizen Discount ......... 15%$1.99

Premium Potted ANNUAL PLANTS

Beautiful HANGINGBASKETS

HomemadeFUDGE

DecorativeMULCH

Large SelectionPERENNIALS

Taste Our Delicious Butter Cream Fudge

Homegrown ASPARAGUS

Excellent for Freezing

Starting at

$13.99

URNSfor MemorialDay Planting

FREE SOIL FAMILY RESTAURANT & BAKOpen for Breakfast & Lunch Daily

West Shore Shoppers' Guide, May 23, 2010

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