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Treasures of the Jordan is the Focus of 6th Annual Celebration
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Treasures of the Jordan is the Focus of 6th Annual Celebration
The public is invited to the Friends of the Jordan 6th annual Celebration Saturday, Sept 18 from 2:00 - 4:00 PM at the Jordan River Watershed Center 101 Union St East Jordan Mi. The “Celebration of the Natural Wonders of the Jordan Valley” features an exhibit of more than 140 stunning photos photographs entered in the Treasures of the Jordan Photography Contest. Over $1200 in prize money will be presented with a Grand prize of $250 offered by Bay Winds Federal Credit Union, a Youth Award sponsored by the East Jordan Iron Works, a President’s Choice award sponsored by East Jordan Plastics and the always popular Viewer’s Choice Award sponsored by Charlevoix State Bank. 10 other prizes will be awarded for the photos that compose the 2011 calendar. Guests will be entertained by Robert Johnson, a solo blues guitarist and vocalist who is popular at local venues. Delicious refreshments will be provided by “Alison the Baker” of East Jordan. The Celebration begins at 2:00 PM with the awards ceremony at about 2:30. Details of the Treasures of the Jordan “Treasure Hunt” will be announced toward the end of the afternoon. The calendar containing the Treasure Map will be available for purchase and will be needed to participate in the Treasure Hunt scheduled to begin on October 16. The event is free and open to the public although donations are gratefully appreciated.
The photo exhibit will also be open for viewing on Sunday 9/19 from 1-3 PM and other hours by request over the following 2 weeks. Call 231 631-8856 to arrange a visit. Calendars will be available at the Watershed Center during open hours. They can also be purchased at the Jordan Valley Animal Clinic, at the Jordan Inn and through the website www.friendsofthejordan.org.
Ellsworth Archery Contest & Outdoor Expo This Saturday
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Ellsworth Archery Contest & Outdoor Expo This Saturday
By Jim Akans
Join a most excellent outdoor adventure in the new Ellsworth Community Park and Archery Range this Saturday, which will kick off at 10 am and include a farmer’s market, food concessions, door prizes, lots of activities for the kids, an outdoor expo and of course, an archery tournament open to archers of every skill level.
The event is part of the Grand Opening for the new Community Park and Archery Range located in the beautiful Village of Ellsworth. This is a wonderful way for families and individuals to join in the celebration of this new addition to the community, and enjoy a day of fun in the open air during early fall in northern Michigan.
The archery tournament is certain to be one of the day prime highlights. It is open to bow handlers of all ages and skill levels, and registration fees are:
- Kids 9 & Under and Ages 10-16 - $10.00 This includes a meal ticket worth $5 and a $5.00 certificate to spend in the village, plus entry into the shooting contests.
- Adult Novice - $15.00 This includes a meal ticket worth $5 and a $5 certificate to spend in the village, six drawing tickets for door prizes (another $5 value) and entry into the shooting contests.
- Competitive- $20.00 This includes a meal ticket worth $5 and a $5 certificate to spend in the village, six drawing tickets for door prizes (another $5 value) and entry into the shooting contests for cash and other prizes (yet another $5 value).
See you there!
Visit www.ellswortharchery.com for additional information.
Camp Daggett Seeks Teams for 2nd Annual Eco-Challenge
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Camp Daggett Seeks Teams for 2nd Annual Eco-Challenge
Camp Daggett Adventure Center (CDAC) is seeking teams for the 2nd annual Eco-Challenge, scheduled for Sunday, October 17 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Originally scheduled for Saturday, September 18, the Eco-Challenge is moving to October 17 in respect of the Jewish holiday Yom Kippur. The CDAC team thanks community members, sponsors and supporting organizations for understanding the decision to reschedule the event, and hope that no inconvenience has been caused by the change.
The Eco-Challenge is a light-hearted competition and fundraiser for the Adventure Center at Camp Daggett. Up to 15 teams of 6 individuals each will work together to complete an Eco-Challenge course including canoeing, rock wall climbing, a scavenger hunt and a zip line. Teams can be a mix of six men and women age 18 and over. All skill levels accepted. Registration opens at 10:00 am with the competition beginning at 10:45 a.m. The competition ends at 4:00 p.m. with a dinner for all participants.
Eleven teams enjoyed the challenge as well as the natural beauty of Camp Daggett and Walloon Lake in 2009. The winning team was Northern Michigan Sports Medicine. Team captain Margaret Bowers said, “We were not sure what the day would bring, but the thrill of each challenge energized us to work harder and work together.” All teams agreed it was fun and challenging and encourage more teams for 2010.
The cost to participate is $450 per team, a minimum of $75 per person. Teams can pre-register for the Eco-Challenge by calling Karen Marietti at 231-347-9742 Ext. 117 or visiting www.campdaggett.org to download a registration form. Participants are encouraged to wear active outdoor footwear and clothing and bring a change of casual clothes for dinner.
BOYNE AREA COMMUNITY PICNIC IS SEPTEMBER 12TH
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BOYNE AREA COMMUNITY PICNIC IS SEPTEMBER 12TH
The 5th annual Boyne Area Community Picnic will be held on Sunday, September 12th in Boyne City at the pavilion in Memorial Park. All area residents and their guests are invited to the picnic.
The festivities start at 12:30 with a hearty welcome and a potluck picnic lunch. Boyne Mountain again will provide sloppy joes and hotdogs for all and everyone is asked to bring along a dish to pass.
The musical keyboard of Roger Hartson will be featured throughout the afternoon and Girl Scouts will be doing face painting for the children. The Senior Line Dancers from Boyne City and East Jordan will hold a dance demonstration and the Kiwanis Club will provide games for all the children.
A highlight of the day will be a baseball game between the Boyne City and East Jordan Fire Fighters. Don’t miss the opportunity to have lots of fun while cheering on your favorite team. The game will begin at 3 PM.
If you need more information on the picnic please contact the Boyne City Chamber of Commerce at 582-6222.
The day is planned to have activities for all ages and it is always a lot of fun for everyone. It is also a great opportunity to visit with your friends and neighbors and to make new friends.
It takes many people to put on the picnic and volunteers are always needed. If you would like to volunteer to help this year or to join the committee for next year please call Carol at 582-7042.
And the Engines Roared at the 3rd Annual Boyne City Event
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A Crisp, Sunny Day at the Races
And the Engines Roared at the 3rd Annual Boyne City Event
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