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I cant remember thefirst time I saw or wentacross the Mackinac Bridge.It was probably sometimein the 1970s.

But, it wasnt until Ibecame a Michigander inthe mid-1980s that thebridge and I became goodfriends crossing probablyat least twice a year. Maybeonly once on a bad year.

Ive heard that somepeople are afraid to driveor ride across, and truthbe told, there may have

been a time when I was abit leery that high aboveLake Michigan. Im sure Igripped the steering wheel alittle tighter after the Yugoblew or skidded over the36-inch railing in 1989.

Photos by Dave Yarnell/News Advocate

The skies were cloudy and the temperatures on the cool side but everyoneseemed to enjoy the walk just the same.

A (bridge) walkto rememberDave

YarnellEntertainment

editor

398-3111 [email protected]

Views of the bridge from the Upper Peninsula side.

The Mighty Mac all lit up the night before the bridge walk.

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Manistee area entertainment calenda

Upcoming events

Sept. 10 Port CityStreet Fair, downtownManistee

Sept. 10 Toast toLife fundraiser for WestShore Chapter AmericanRed Cross, 7 p.m.,Douglas Valley Vineyard,Onekama

Sept. 10 Three DogNight, 8 p.m., Little RiverCasino Resort

Sept. 10 NorthernMichigan Dragway AfterHours Street Drags, 10p.m., 13991 Potter Rd.,Bear Lake

Sept. 11 Liveusic on the Porch,

:30-4:30 p.m., Douglas

alley Organic Vineyard,choedel Road, OnekamaSept. 13 Line

ancing, lessons 6:30-7.m., dancing 7-9 p.m.,FW Hall, 1211 28th St.,anistee

Sept. 14 Open Micight, 8 p.m., Kalevaavern, 9289 Walta St.,aleva

Sept. 15-17 cottville Harvest Festival,owntown Scottville

Sept. 16 See Youn September dinner andancing, PLA fundraiser,

:30-11 p.m., Portageoint Inn, (231) 889-3393Sept. 16-18

Childrens produc-ion Aladdin and the

onderful Lamp,amsdell Theatre,

ManisteeSept. 17 Green

Art Fair, Douglas ValleyOrganic Vineyard,Schoedel Road, Onekama

Sept. 17 GreenArt Fair, Douglas ValleyOrganic Vineyard,Schoedel Road, Onekama

Sept. 17 RonnieMilsap, LIttle RiverCasino Resort

Sept. 17-18 West

Michigan Old EngineClub Tractor and GardenTractor Pulls, ScottvilleRiverside Park

Sept. 18 Blessingof the Animals, CircleRocking S ChildrensFarm, Free Soil

Sept. 18 LiveMusic on the Porch,1:30-4:30 p.m., Douglas

Valley Organic Vineyard,Schoedel Road, Onekama

Sept. 22-24 Ludington Visiting

Writers Fall Conference,Ludington Center for the

ArtsSept. 24 Northern

Michigan Dragway trophyraces, 7 p.m., 13991 PotterRd., Bear Lake

Sept. 24-25 Michigan Rock Crawl,Twisted Trails Off RoadPark, Copemish

Sept. 25 NorthernMichigan Dragway 4th

Annual Mulligan Race,noon, 13991 Potter Rd.,

Bear LakeSept. 25 Live

Music on the Porch andDeck Closing Party,1:30-4:30 p.m., Douglas


Sept. 25 DeckClosing Party, Douglas


Oct. 1 LakeshoreChoir Concert, 7:30 p.m.,St. John Cantius Church,2845 E. Michigan St., FreeSoil

Oct 1 NorthernMichigan DragwayTesting, 6 p.m., 13991Potter Rd., Bear Lake

Oct. 1 Oktoberfest,downtown Ludington

Oct. 1 Yarn Fest andMaterial Girls 2nd AnnualQuilt Show, 10 a.m.-4p.m., Norman TownshipHall, 1273 S. SeamanRoad, Wellston

Oct. 1 OldFashioned Barn Dance,5-10 p.m., ScottvilleRiverside Park

Oct. 1-2 BenzieFallfest, Beulah andBenzonia

Oct. 1 AutumnsGlory Day, Bear Lake

Oct. 2 6th annualBetsie Valley Run, CrystalMountain Resort

Oct. 2 HarvestDays, Douglas ValleyOrganic Vineyard,Schoedel Road, Onekama

Oct. 2 Harvest

Days, Douglas ValleyOrganic Vineyard,Schoedel Road, Onekama

Oct. 7 Solo pianoconcert by George

Winston, 7:30 p.m.,Frauenthal Center forthe Performing Arts,Muskegon

Oct. 7-8 AutumnDays, Historic White Pine

Village, LudingtonOct 8 Northern

Michigan DragwayTesting, 6 p.m., 13991Potter Rd., Bear Lake

Oct. 8-9 WMOECTractor & Garden TractorPulls, Scottville RiversidePark

Oct. 8-9 BenzieFallfest, Frankfort andElberta

Oct. 8-9 PumpkinRun, Twisted Trails OffRoad Park, Copemish

Oct. 9 HarvestDays, Douglas ValleyOrganic Vineyard,Schoedel Road, Onekama

Oct. 9 HarvestDays, Douglas Valley

Organic Vineyard,Schoedel Road, Onekama

Oct. 13 WellstonJammers Jam Session, 1-4p.m., Norman TownshipCommunity Center

Oct. 20-23 MusicalLittle Shop of Horrors,Manistee High School

Auditorium, 525 12thStreet, Manistee

Where to go and who

to call for area fun andactivities

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

Recreation Center at WestShore Community College,3000 N. Stiles Rd.,Scottville, 845-6211, www.

westshore.edun Little River Casino

Resort, M-22 at U.S. 31,Manistee, (888) 568-2244, www.lrcr.com.n Manistee County

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

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

n Crystal MountainResort, (800) 968-7686,

www.crystalmountain.comn Caberfae Peaks Ski

and Golf Resort, (231)862-3000, http://caber-faepeaks.comn Interlochen Center

for the Arts, (800) 681-

5920, www.interlochen.orgn Northern Michigan

Dragway, (231) 362-3439,www.northernmichigan-

dragway.netn Manistee Civic

Players at the RamsdellTheatre, 723-7188, pur-chase tickets online at

www.ramsdell-theater.orgn Indoor heated pool,

hot tub, fitness room,Portage Point Inn, 8567South Portage Point Dr.,Onekama, 889-4222n West 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.orgn Manistee Art

Institute, (231) 723-2682n Spirit of the Woods

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

Cinema, Ludington, (231)843-9310n Marilla Museum

and Pioneer Place, 9991Marilla Rd., Copemish,(231) 378-2123n Bottle House

Museum, 14551 WuoksiAve., Kaleva, (231) 362-3519n Kaleva Depot

Railroad Museum, WaltaSt., Kaleva

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

Listing suggestions areappreciated. ContactYarnell at 398-3111 [email protected].

Dave

YarnellEntertainment

editor


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The Blessing ofthe Animals andFarm Olympicswill be held at1 p.m. on Sept.18 at the CircleRocking SChildrens Farmin Free Soil.

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The Manistee Civic Players presentA 2011 Childrens Theatre Production Of

Adapted by Jack Nearybased on The Arabian Nights tale

Friday, Sept. 16 at 7 PM

Saturday, Sept. 17 at 7 PM

Sunday, Sept. 18 at 2 PM

ALADDIN

AND

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WONDERFUL

LAMP

at the historic Ramsdell Theatre

101 Maple Street, Manistee, MI 49660

General Admission Seating. Tickets $8.00 each.Available at the box office two hours prior to curtain.

Performance time approximately one hour and fifteen minutes.

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The Manistee Civic Players will bepresenting the childrens production ofAladdin and the Wonderful Lamp onSeptember 16, 17 and 19 at the RamsdellTheatre.

The story focuses around the kingbeing bored and he commands the townstoryteller to mesmerize him with a story.If she fails in her attempt, she faces ban-

ishment. With this weighty task beforeher, Scheherazade transforms each of thetownspeople into actors and recruits theminto acting out the story of Aladdin. Hisdiscovery of the magic lamp leads him intoa wild, funny and exciting coming-of-ageadventure, featuring a gregarious genie, an

evil magician, a villainous father and hiswimpy son, and naturally, a lovely, street-smart Princess.

Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp hasbeen adapted from The Arabian Nights byJack Leary. He uses clever wordplay, aningenious stage sense, and a comic flair tocraft a fast, witty, and contemporary play.

Cast members include:

n The King: Chase Reid;n Scheherazade: Nikayla Kirkwood;n The musician Aladdin: Connar

Welch;n The cook/Aladdins mother: Kristal

Bancroft;n The jester/magician: Dustin Bush;

n The porter/genie: Fallon Gates;n The chancellor/grand vizier: Joshua

Bancroft: Joshua Bancroft;n The accountant/grand viziers son:

Blade Gates;n The dancer/princess: Renee

Seymour;n The general/sultan: Liam Quinn;n First Merchant: Nathalee Simoneau;

n Second merchant: CatherineBancroft;n First townperson: Kiarah Kirkwood;n Second townsperson: Allie

Zimmerman;n Third townspoerson:.Charlie

Mosher;

n Fourth townsperson: EmmaNiederstadt;n Fifth townsperson: Lauren Hanna;n Director: Susan Lund-Coyle;n Assitant director: Sharon Gates;n Stage manager: LeAnna Engwall;n Stage crew: Emma Quinn;n Hair and make-up: Annie Devoe.Childrens theatre productions are for

family entertainment, with earlier curtaintimes and lower ticket prices than regularManistee Civic Players productions.Showtimes are 7 p.m. on Sept. 16 and 17 and 2p.m. on Sept. 19. Tickets will be availableat the door two hours prior to each perfor-mance and seating is general admission.

Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp cast announced

What should be the roleof the federal governmentin public education?

This is the topic that theLeague of Women Voters(LWV) Manistee County

will be discussing at theThursday, Sept.15 program.This national league studyfocuses on the role of thefederal government in ourschools and the matter ofequity for all students inour public school system.Some questions that will

be discussed and debated---Should we have a nation-ally mandated curriculum?

Do you think the cur-

rent role of the federalgovernment in public edu-cation is much too smallor much too large?

At the grassroots levelthe LWV studies issues ofnational, state, and localimportance, comes to aconsensus, then takesa position on the issues

based on that consensus.Plan to attend this LWV

program to make yourvoice heard. This leagueprogram will be held at theeducation center., Room. Aof the West Shore MedicalCenter at 7 p.m. The publicis invited and encouragedto attend this program.

Public education has

been getting a lot of atten-tion recently...both posi-tive and negative. Public

education has never beena more important topic. Astrong democracy dependsupon a well educatedpublic. Public schools arean American institution

with rich history, amazingachievements and societal

worth.The LWV is a nonpar-

tisan political organiza-tion for women and men,encourages informed andactive participation in gov-ernment, works to increaseunderstanding of public

policy issues and influ-ences public policy throughcitizen education andadvocacy. The League doesnot support or oppose can-didates or political partiesat any level of government,

but always works on vitalissues of concern to mem-

bers and the public. TheLeague mobilizes citizenaction for a better America.

For more informa-tion about the ManisteeLeague visit: www.lwv-manisteecounty.org or callNancy Behring, (231)889-5402.

League of Women Votersto discuss public educaton

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Onekama teen is really cookingThirteen-year-old

Emma Putney just com-pleted an intense, week-long Culinary Camp inRochester led by WegmansFood Markets that has 75supermarkets in five statesand is ranked third onFortune Magazines list ofthe 100 Best Companies toWork For.

Now entering eighthgrade at OnekamaConsolidated Schools,

Emma completed thecourse with honors. Shealso has new friends allover the country and anewfound appreciation fornutrition and the art of pre-paring great meals.

The 30-hour CulinaryCamp included segmentson food safety and sanita-tion, slicing and dicing, stirfrying, pan searing, steam-ing, cooking seafood, pre-paring appetizers and des-serts, cheese education andhow to prepare and present

food for large parties. Theprogram is focused onbuilding confidence in thekitchen and encouragingparticipants to try new foodproducts.

I learned new thingsevery day about how tohandle food, plan a mealand make food look goodwhen it is served, Putney

said. We had a gradua-tion party where each of uscooked a dish for the rest ofthe class. And after gradua-tion, I put what I learned to

work by preparing a stir fryfor my relatives.

In addition to her culi-nary education, Putneysaid she also learned aboutthe Wegmans company.Last year, the companyhad sales over $5.6 billionand has a corporate belief

that good people workingtoward a common goal canaccomplish anything theyset out to do.

Putney said thatWegmans has given over$81 million in scholar-ships to more than 25,000employees since 1984.

While Emmas experi-ence was not directly tiedto a long-term career inter-est, jobs in the restaurant

industry are no small pota-toes, ranking second amongthe nations private employ-ers with 12.8 million jobs,forecasted by the NationalRestaurant Association toadd 1.3 million jobs in thenext 10 years. The countrys960,000 restaurants pro-

vide jobs for 10 percent ofthe U.S. workforce.

As part of the week-longcamp, Putney worked witha fellow student to make

Peach Soup Shooters andPeach Chips and GrilledChicken Quesadillas that

were prepared to the lik-ing of her classmates andclass instructors under the

watchful eye of executivechef Scott Bova.

So mark a 1 in thewin column for Manisteewith the return of EmmaPutney.

While shell have

Courtesy Photo

Emma Putney presents dish she prepared during Culinary Camp led by New York-based WegmansFood Markets.

CULINARY CAMP

many more opportuni-ties to learn and grow in Manistee and evenaround the world wecan hope for now thatshell continue to bringnew skills and experi-ences to benefit those

who call Manistee Countyhome.

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Another day thatwill live in infamy

It is hard to believe 10 years have

passed since that memorable fall daythat changed the lives of every citizenin the United States forever.

I remember Sept. 11, 2001 like itwas yesterday as my schedule calledfor me to come into work in theafternoon that day because of a nightmeeting that needed to be covered.

When the phone rang at my housethat morning there wasnt any reasonfor concern from me. The voice onthe other end was my editor, DaveBarber, telling me he needed me tocome in because a plane had hit the

World Trade Center.My televison wasnt on at home,

and at the time I didnt know what

he was talking about. To be quitehonest, I grumbled to myself abouthaving to come to work. Why was aplane crashing into a building in New

York that important? Planes periodi-cally crash and what made this one soimportant?

It was mere minutes after get-ting into work that the significancehit home. What transpired over thecourse of the next 10 hours is some-thing I will never forget.

The generation before me hadPearl Harbor as their unforgettablemoment in time, but for me it willalways be Sept. 11, 2001. For my gen-

eration it was the day that will livein infamy.Unlike some people, I clearly

recall there wasnt a great deal ofemotion that came later. We didnt

know what we were dealing withearly on, or the extent of it.

I think many people forgot whattranspired in those first few hours.Many talk about their instant pentup rage, or being moved to tears.However, the fact of the matter was

we were watching history be createdright before our eyes.

I remember all of us beingfocused on the job at hand which

was searching for local connectionsto what was transpiring in New Yorkand Washington. Our paper made thedecision early on to put out a specialedition, which hadnt been done indecades.

We had heard on television thatmembers of Congress were beingmoved to safe locations. My editorsuggested I call our representativePete Hoekstras office for a comment.

My thoughts were our chances of

contacting anyone were slim to none.Imagine my surprise when the voiceof Hoekstras press secretary, Jamal

Ware, came on the line.His surprised tone and words still

ring through my ears.

How did you get through?said Ware. All the phone lines arejammed.

The whim proved to be a jour-nalistic coup for the News Advocate.

Ware described what was transpiringincluding how he could see smokefrom his window coming from thePentagon.

I remember he finally said, Hey,I gotta run. We are being evacuated.

Shortly after that time we receivedword from local resident FrankBalcer that his son John had been ata conference in the second tower, buthad been able to evacuate after thefirst plane hit.

It was amazing as in a matter ofhours and being several states away

we were able to get local connectionsto events that were breaking as wetalked. The adrenaline was incrediblein our newsroom.

Time flew by and, with one eyeon our computers and another onthe televison, our entire staff workedlike crazy. Although we knew it wasa big story I dont think the real sig-nificance of it all really hit home untildays and weeks later.

Without a doubt it was and stillis the most exciting day of my jour-nalistic career. However, in the after-

math of seeing the loss of life I prayanother one never happens. That issomething I hope lasts long beyond

when I...See you next Wednesday.

Ken

GrabowskiAssociate

Editor


Jeanne Barber/News Advocate

Manistee Mayor Dick Mack (left) walks with fellow council member Alan Marshall in Mondays Labor Daywalk. Sponsored by City of Manistees Non-Motorized Transportation Committee (Healthy Active Manistee),an estimated 50 area residents took part in the walk that began and ended at the Fifth Avenue beach.

LABOR DAY WALK

Book lovers invited

Its almost time for the annualAuthor Series at the Manistee CountyLibrary. Every year in October booklovers set aside Tuesday evenings forthis series of programs that bringsauthors to Manistee. The libraryis pleased to announce this years

Authors:n October 4 at 6:30 p.m. David

Walks-As-Bear: David will be discuss-ing the latest in his Ely Stone series,

Witiku: the shape shifter. This bookis set in the Manistee area, with oneexciting scene actually happening in

the library. David will speak aboutthe historical research findings aboutthe Manistee area, the Legend of theDogman and the authors telling ofthe tale.n October 11 at 6:30 p.m. Maris

Soule: Like mysteries with a little

romance? Then this is the programfor you. Maris Soule will discuss As

the Crow Flies, the follow up to herearlier novel, The Crows. In 2007,The Crows garnered high praise fromthe Library Journal Review Soule,her skills honed by penning 25romance novels, writes with authorityand ease, hooking the reader on pageone. Romantic suspense just doesntget any better. Mary Higgins Clarkfans will find much to enjoy here.Reviews for As the Crow Flies areequally as impressive.

October 18 at 6:30 p.m. LarryMassie: For more than two decadesLarry B. Massie has shared a pas-sion for his beloved states heritage.He has authored 20 best-selling

Michigan history books. Massie is adynamic presenter and a wonderfulstory teller. If you have an interest inhistory and Michigan heritage, youlllove this program.n October 25 at 6:30 p.m. Bill

Jamerson: Author, filmmaker and

songwriter Bill Jamerson will pres-ent the final program of the series.

Bills programs have been describedas a cross between a book talk anda music concert. He combines storytelling, original songs, and videoclips to create programs that areas entertaining as they are infor-mative, as honest as they are fun!Hell be presenting Up in the U.P.Michigans Upper Peninsula has beencalled the Alaska of the Midwest. Ithas a colorful history all its own dueto its unique geography. Bill livedin the U.P. for ten years collectingstories from former iron miners, ski

jumpers, trappers and more. He com-bined these stories and songs into aprogram that has a surprise around

every corner!Everyone is welcome at these free

programs and light refreshments willbe served. Come spend a few eve-nings with authors and other booklovers in the community. Call 723-2519 for more information.

Manistee County

Librarys 2011 authorseries line-up

HAVE A STORY IDEA?If you have a story idea, contact our managing editor, David L. Barber, at

(231) 398-3113 or e-mail him at [email protected].


COMMUNITYCALENDAR

SUNDAY, SEPT. 11

AA meetings daily, Manistee and Mason counties.

(231)723-3515 for times and location.

Euchre, 1 p.m.; Senior Center. Open to public.

Pancake Breakfast, 8 a.m.-12 noon; Kaleva Lions

Club

Special PFLAG meeting at the Unitarian

Universalist Church, 2p.m., 115 West Loomis,

Ludington, MI

Pancake Breakfast, 8:30 a.m.-1p.m.; St. Joseph

Parish Mens Club, 249 Sixth St.

MONDAY, SEPT. 12

Dual Diagnosis Self Help Group, 3:30-4:30 p.m.,

Manistee Friendship Society, 1475 U.S. 31 S.

Pinochle, 6 p.m.; Manistee Senior Center.

TOPS #528 Group, weigh-in 3:45 p.m., meeting

4:30 p.m., First Baptist Church on Lakeshore,

ManisteeAmerican Legion Auxiliary, 7p.m.; American

Legion Post 10 Mason St., Manistee.

Annual Telephone Operators Luncheon, Noon,

Manistee Golf and Country Club, 500 Cherry St.,

Manistee

Spirirt of the Woods Garden Club will meet on

Monday, September 12, 2011 at the Manistee

Township Hall 410 Holden Street, Parkdale

TUESDAY, SEPT. 13

Al-Anon, 8 p.m., Good Shepherd Lutheran Church,

Manistee

American Legion, 7 p.m. at American Legion Post

10 Mason St., Manistee.Ms. B. Matzen , MI. Vets Employment Specialist,

DVOW II, DELEG 1660 S US 31, Manistee, Mi 9

a.m. til 4 p.m. 231-398-3175

DAV Service officer will process VA claims, other

veteran/dependent needs, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., VFW,

28th St., Manistee, walk-ins welcome. Appt, (231)

723-9220

Story Time, 11 a.m.; Main Manistee Library, All

kids are welcome.

Lighthouse Pregnancy Care Center, 9 to 4.

Appointments can be made 398-7984 or feel f ree

to drop in, 234 Parkdale Avenue.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14

AA meetings daily, Manistee and Mason counties.

(231)723-3515 for times and location.

Manistee Kiwanis regular meeting, 7 -8 a.m.,

House of Flavors. All are welcome

Overeaters Anonymous; 6 p.m.; Good Shepherd

Lutheran Church 521 Cypress St, Manistee 266-

8584.

VFW Service officer, VA claims, other veteran/

dependent needs, Walk-ins welcome VFW, 28th

St., Manistee, appt. 723-9220

THURSDAY, SEPT. 15

Manistee Parkinson Support Club, 11 a.m., WestShore Medical Center, Rm. 1

Kaleva Lions Club Pasties, 8 a.m.-12 noon

American Legion Service officer, process VA

claims, other veteran/dependent needs, appt.

only, (616) 240-3883, Mon.-Thurs. Evening appt.

available

League of Women Voters Manistee County

meeting 7 p.m., West Shore Medical Center

Education Wing, Room A

Lighthouse Pregnancy Care Center, 9 to 4.

Appointments can be made 398-7984 or feel f ree

to drop in, 234 Parkdale Avenue.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 16

VFW fish fry, 5-7:30 p.m., fish, chicken, or shrimp.

1211 28th St. Manistee, 723-9220

SATURDAY, SEPT. 17

Manistee Moose Lodge, Pork Loin Dinner, 5-7:30

p.m.

10 AM-Hike Hike a loop along the Pere Marquette

River near Baldwin. The access point will be the

Maple Leaf access. FFI contact Joan Young at 231

757-2205 or email [email protected]


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WALK:From Page 1These days it doesnt bother me at all

to drive across the mighty Mac. Its alwaysa pretty sight to me even at night or ingloomy weather. But on those lucky dayswhen the sky and the lake waters are deepblue theres no prettier place on earth.

Prior to this year, my wife Mary, ourdaughter Stephanie and I did the LaborDay Bridge Walk, sponsored by theMackinac Bridge Authority, two or threetimes. It became more difficult doing it asStephanie approached her teen years, andI remember one reason we decided not tomake it an annual tradition was that thetwo or three times we did it, the weatherwas perfect. We decided to quit while wewere ahead.

Six months ago Mary and I were ableto get camping reservations at Straits StatePark. Its at the north end of the bridge,so you can basically get out of bed, throwon some clothes, and walk about a quartermile to the start of the walk.

For this years walk I got myself out ofbed at 6 a.m. to see Governor Snyder sendoff the 300 runners who had been selected

to participate in the Governors Councilon Physical Fitness Jog at 6:30 a.m. Itwas cool 49 degrees and dark whenGovernor Snyder spoke to the walkers.

Its great to be here, what a wonderfulday, Snyder said. Im all fired up, arentyou?

Also on hand to start the event was theSt. Ignace mayor and Lieutenant GovernorBrian Calley.

Todays a wonderful tradition and Impleased to be a part of it. Brian and I areboth excited to be here because its LaborDay, a day to celebrate all the hard work-ing men and women of Michigan. What agreat talented group.

But its also a day to have fun. This isone of those great events to have fun anddo physical fitness, and thats the mes-sage youre going to hear from us later thismonth, about how we can all be healthier.What a better way to start than on a walklike this, right?

Even though the sun popped out acouple of times during the morning, thetemperature stayed a constant 49 degrees.

There were babies in strollers and gray-haired senior citizens whose grandchildrenwere wheeling them across one more timein wheelchairs. When feet and knees andhips started to ache a bit, seeing one ofthe kids or adults on crutches inchingtheir way along made those tiny pains feel

pretty insignificant.It is estimated that about 60,000 peo-

ple walk across the bridge each Labor Day a tradition started by the Michigan gov-ernor who opened the bridge G. MennenWilliams.

The Mackinac Bridge opened just intime for deer hunting season on Nov. 1,1957. The first bridge walk was held aspart of the dedication ceremony the fol-lowing June and the walks have been heldon Labor Day since 1959.

The first six walks were fromMackinaw City to St. Ignace, but since1965 they have started at the north end ofthe bridge.

For the first couple of hours walk-

ers get both lanes on the east side of thebridge; and after 9:30 southbound trafficgets two lanes and northbound traffic onelane. The bridge authority engages dozensof school buses to carry walkers from thesouth end of the bridge to the north.

Mackinac Bridge Facts:n It cost just under $100 million to

build the bridge. It would cost $400 mil-lion to replace it. The bonds sold to pay for

bridge construction were paid off in 1986.

n The bridge is just less than five mileslong. The towers soar 552 feet above the

water. The water under the center of thebridge is about 250 feet deep. The distanceto the water from the roadway at mid-span

is 200 feet.n Before the bridge was build a fleet

of five car ferries transported 900,000vehicles across the straits each year.

n Five men died while constructing thebridge including 26-year-old steelworkerJames LeSarge of Manistee.n There have been only four fatal traf-

fic accidents resulting in five deaths inthe nearly 54 years the bridge has beenopened.n Painting the bridge is a never-ending

job. It takes nine years and 70,000 gallonsof paint to coat the bridge.n There are about 65 flat tires on the

bridge each year, and approximately 65vehicles run out of gas on the bridge.

n The bridge has been closed about 30times in its history due to zero visibility

with blowing snow. The longest closurewas 8.5 hours.

n In June 1998 the 100 millionth vehi-cle crossed the bridge. About 4.5 million

vehicles cross each year. Over 500,000crossed this past July.n In 1978 a freighter sideswiped the

north tower, causing $40,000 damage tothe bridge and $250,000 damage to thefreighter.

Governor Snyder, with Lieutenant Governor Calley at his left, pose for a photo just before the start of the bridge walk.

Governor Snyder starts a group of runners.


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Mobile Homes

MOBILE HOMES AVAILABLE: AtRiver Haven Estates, on the BigManistee.Catering to over 55.$10,900 - $35,000.(231)329-9100

170 Itemsfor Sale

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FirewoodQUALITY OAK

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210 Boats andMarine Equipment

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Extra Large Eggs,dozen..................................$1.59

Great Lakes CheeseBlocks & Shreds, 8 oz.......$2.49

Mission Flour Tortillas,All Varieties................$2.59

Lays Chips ............................................2/$6

Hot Pockets,Family Pack, 12 ct.......................$12.59

Miracle Whip,Regular, Light, & Fat Free, 30 oz. .$4.49

Distilled White Vinegar,Gallon.......................2/$5

Sweet Baby Rays BBQ,18 oz. ........................2/$4

Jif Crunchy Peanut Butter,18 oz. ................$2.49

Our Family Animal Cookies .........................$1.49

Toasteds Crackers ............................................$3.19

Aunt Jemima Syrups......................................$3.49

Aunt Jemima Pancake Mixes .....................$2.99

Kelloggs Pop Tarts..........................................$2.49

Uncle Bens Rice Mixes..................................$1.99

V8 Splash,All Varieties........................................$3.19

Prego Pasta Sauces ........................................$2.49

Naked Juice,15.2 oz.........................................$2.99

Kleenex,3 pack..................................................$3.49

Fantastic Heavy Duty ....................................$2.99Resolve Stain Stick..........................................$3.49

Navel Oranges, 8 lb. bags.............................. $7.99 ea

Granny Smith Apples, 3 lb. bags.................. $3.49 ea

Plums....................................................................$1.09 lb

Rutabagas...............................................................69 lb

Radishes, 1 lb. bags.................................................99 lb

Stew Meat ............................................$2.99 lb

Ground Chuck .......................................$2.89 lbCube Chuck ..........................................$2.99 lb

T-Bone Steaks .......................................$6.99 lbPorterhouse Steaks ...............................$7.29 lbAssortedPork Chops .................................$1.99 lbSweet Italian Sausage ...........................$2.29 lb

Amish Valley Hams ...............................$1.59 lbEl Monterey Burritos ..................................2/$7

Kaleva MeatsKMHOURS: MON.-THURS. 8AM-8PM FRI. & SAT. 8AM-9PM SUN 10AM-6PM

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Gallon

BonelessEnglish Roast

$289LB$299

Asparagus

$149LB.Duncan Hines Cake Mixes

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2/$4

Household Hazardous Waste/Clean Sweep Collection Day

This free program could not have collected over 52,800 pounds

of Hazardous Waste and over 1600 gallons of used motor oil in the threecounty area without the support of the following:

Frank Beaver, Little River Band of Ottawa Indians

Natalie Thomas, Manistee resident

Brad Smith, Manistee Resident

Bruce Brandt, ASM Troop #63

Jacob Fitch, Scout in Troop #63

Elijah Hayes, Scout in Troop #63

Jack Coryell, Scout in Troop #63Jarrod Berard, Scout in Troop #63

Ethan Hunt, Scout in Troop #63

Deputy Torrey, Sheris Department

Leah Peterson, Pharmacist-Richmond Drug

John Kaser, Pharmacist-Richmond Drug

David C. Smeltzer, MCD Director

Karen Jaskulski, MCD Admin. Assistant

Steve Nation, Wellston Resident

Lyle Linsemier, Brethren Resident

Linda Cihlar, Master Gardener of Brethren

Rev. James Carmichael, Bear Lake Resident

Don Girven, Bear Lake Resident

Margaret Wilkinson, Onekama ResidentNate Polenciewicz, Manistee Resident

Jed Jaworski, MSUE Field Assistant

Sharcy Ray, NRCS Trainee

Liz Padalino, CWMA Invasive Species Coordinator

Glen Lottie, County Commissioner

Carol Pasco, MCD Board Treasurer

Future Environmental (Disposal of oil)

Drug and Laboratory Disposal, Inc.

Interstate Batteries

District Health Department #10

Little River Band of Ottawa Indians

Manistee News Advocate (coverage)

Manistee County Sheri Department

Manistee Road Commission (drop o site)

Manistee Conservation District

Michigan State University Extension

WMTE AM / FM Radio (coverage)

Michigan Water Stewardship Program

Richmond Drug of Bear Lake

Arcadia Township

Brown Township

City of Manistee

Dickson Township

Manistee Township

Marilla TownshipOnekama Township

Bear Lake Township

Charter Township of Filer

Cleon Township

Manistee County

Commissioners

Maple Grove TownshipNorman Township

Pleasanton Township

Springdale Township

Village of Eastlake

Village of Copemish

Village of Bear Lake

Village of KalevaVillage of Onekama

STEERING COMMITTEE:John Rose, Chairman (City of Manistee) Michelle DeKuiper, Vice Chair (MSUE & Mason/Lake CD)

Lynda Herremans, Secretary (Mason-Lake CD) Dick Jenkins, Fiduciary (Manistee CD)

Manistee County Household Hazardous Waste Committee/Clean Sweep

Collection Day Volunteers:

This program could not have happened without the nancial support of the

following local units of government and organizations which represents

support from: MANISTEE COUNTY MUNICIPALITIES

GENEROUS FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PARTICIPANTS ONCOLLECTION DAY WERE GREATLY APPRECIATED.

Special thanks to the following businesses and organizations

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