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The 1982 Bellaire High School Yearbook Staff would like to thank the

following individuals and businesses who have pledged their support to make the 1982 ECHOES the best book ever!

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All Seasons Realty £ Bel-Alre Golf Club

Antrim County News ' " { Bellaire Greenhouse

An trim Title Company * Bellaire Lioness Club

Arndt Electric

* E bert-Mortensen Funeral Home % Glacier Springs Trout Farm

"••' * Bellaire Log Cabins Mfg. Co. Inc<

Balon Cabinet & Fixture Mfg. % Bellaire Plumbing & Heating Inc.

Bear Paw Tackle Company *

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H.H. Bechtold Agency

Bellaire Animal Clinic

Bellaire State Bank

Bellaire Bar

Bellaire Clinic P.C.

Bellaire Theatre

Brownwood

Boyne Auto Supply, Inc. *

Chain - O-Lakes Auto Body ^

Chain-O-Lakes Tires & Battery**

Thomas M. Comfort J

Dewitt Marine Inc. Bellaire Community Church ^

Bellaire Computer Center, Inc.*

Bellaire Discount Drugs * Draper's Landscape and Nursery

Be 11 aire Education Association^ Dream Acre Motel *

Hilton Shanty Creek

Ho]pe Lutheran Church

H&RBlock

Dr. b a r r e n Johnson, D.D.S.

Les Kaskinen Chevrolet

Meeder Lumber

Miargaret E. Peterson

Ron's Barber Shop

Ski & Shore Realty

vSt. Luke's Catholic Church

Dingman's Supermarket Tur kelson & Derman Attorneys a t Law

Dr. H. A. Vanlooy, D.D.S.

Wesley an Church

Dr. William Young, O.D.

> If yourare interested in purchasing an ad for the yearbook, please contact

Sylvie Stanish at Bellaire High School, and one of our staff will call on you.

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Lose to ranked Sno wbirds

Season ends with a bang! ELLSWORTH - "We played

our best game of the year," said Ellsworth girls' basket-ball coach Ike Boss, after the Lancers played northern Michigan powerhouse Gay-lord St. Mary's Nov. 12. The Lancers ended the game 12 points behind the Snowbirds, 42-54.

"The score was only 21-20 at halftime. ' said Boss. "It was

a really exciting game, and we were close to them for three and a half quarters. But we got a little behind, a little panicked, and we collapsed against their press. Then they went in there and made their spread. They're ranked third in the state for good reason."

The Lancers ended the re-gular season with two bang-up important games. After pack-

ing the Ellsworth gym for the St. Mary's game, they played their third and final contest of the season against Johannes-burg-Lewisajn Tiesday night.

Ellsworth went into the Jo-Burg game assured of the Northern l̂ akes Conference title, but the outcome of the game determined whether or not they would have to share first place.

Ellswortn enters district tournament play tonight in Central Lake as the favorite among the six teams compet-ing The Lancers will play Alba at 8 in the first round of the three-part tournament.

The second round of games will take place Saturday night, beginning at 6:30. Finals will be Tuesday, Nov. 24, begin-ning at 7:30.

Wildcats scratch Loggers ALBA - As Alba's girl's bas-

ketball coach Chuck Mungall put it, the Wildcats "scratched and clawed" their way to a 54-45 victory over the Boyne Falls Loggers Nov. 12.

"We have a good rivalry with Boyne Falls," said Mun-gall. "There were a lot of fast breaks and a lot of steals, a rough game.'

It was the final conference game for Alba, which ended the season with a 3-7 varsity record in the Northern Lakes Conference, and a 7-8 overall record for the varsity.

Julie Haines and Crystal Eckert fouled out in the last two minutes of the game,

leaving Alba with only four players on the floor.

"Connie Gendregske had a really great game," said Mungall, "and got her most points of the season, 24." An-other Wildcat player in double figures was Carolyn Coger with 11.

Cindy Wubbels turned in an all-around performance for Alba, earning nine points, completing eight assists, and grabbing 13 rebounds.

The Alba junior varsity, also coached by Mungall, lost to Boyne Falls 20-19. But they ended the season in second place in the conference, with a 8-5 overall record.

The Albs, varsity dropped

one to Alanson Nov. 10, 43-31. "The story of that game was free throws," said Mungall. "Alanson to>k 35, and we took one."

Cindy and Julie fouled out in the Alanson game. "We had a hard time stopping their Dawn Gerber," said the coach.

However, the JV's won their contest win Alanson 26-20, adding it to their total of eight victories for the season.

In a Nov. 5 game in Alba, Wolverine had to forfeit the junior varsity contest, be-cause injuries left them with only three players. Both teams combined varsity and JV squads for one big game,

which Alba won over dis-pirited Wolverine 56-21.

"We had ten girls on our combined varsity, and all ten scored," said Mungall Wild-cats in double figures included Anita Hoogerhyde, ten points, Cindy, 13; and Carolyn, ten.

Alba ended the regular sea-son with a non-conference bout against Mancelona Tues-day. Ending the season play-ing against each other has be-come a tradition for both teams. "It's a big game for us, and we really look forward to it," said Mungall.

Alba and Ellsworth will play tonight at 8 in the opening round of district tournaments in Central Lake.

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SENIOR CITIZENS THURS. A.M.

11-12-W #JSix 22 190 Doris Gross '90 Eve Folio 89

HIGH IND. MEN'S SERIES DonMcGil! 574 Bill Zear 563 John Folio 526

HIGH IND WOMEN'S SERIES Marie McGr II 519 Eve Folio 492 Julia Stanley '92 Doris Gross *89

THURSDAY MORNING LADIES 11-12-81

Kaskinen's 27 13 Hilton Shanty Creek 25 15 Becher's 18 22 The Enders 18 22 Shaklee Shakers 17 23 Ai&M'S 14 ?t

HIGH IND. GAME Dorothy Bee her 185 Gerri Apfel 173 Bert Koutnick 168

HIGH IND. SERIES Dorothy Becher 464 Mickey Cressy 459 Gerri Apfel 445

HIGH TEAM GAME Becher's 779 Tr|e Enders 762 Shaklee Shakers 762 Shanty Creek 744

' HIGH TEAM SERIES Becher's 2210 Kaskinen's 2237 The Enders 2192

• SplitsConverted: Ruth O'Brien, 2 7-10; Dorothy Becher, 9 10; Zel lah Baker, 2-7-10.

WOMEN'S MONDAY NIGHT 11-9-81

Mancelona Lanes Papa John's ROn's Well Drilling Apery's Hansens Realty Dairy Queen G*lf and Western Wllks Exca. Gfeen River Sore Watson's Motel Kan's Serv. Sohuss Mt. Bab's Auto Serv. UyV.W. 15J1 AVd West Siding Caandall Furs

* HIGH TEAM SERIES Mlincelona Lanes 3040 R&n's Well Drilling 2?55 Afery's 2*36

HIGH IND. TEAM Mancelona L anes 1040 Gfeen River Store 1032 Wjtk'sExca. 1016

HIGH INO. SERIES Jean Nothstine 589 Ptarl Peters 538 Carol Noffsinger 528

HIGH IND. GAME Je*an Nothstine 229 & 225 Dgris Sexton 221 Lau A Webster 202 Carol Noffsinger 201 B.Higgins 201 Splits Converted: Darl?ne Bor-daau, 3-10; Denise Spehar (9-10) (StlO) (5-8-10); Kris Helmboldt, (>10) (2-4-7), Lori Grody, 5 6, Pat ROach, (5-8 10) (3 10); Doris Sex toft, 2-7; Lois Coy, 5-*; Jean Pern-bay-ton. 5-6; Harriet Fisher, 3-10; Cathy Florenski, 5-6; Bonnie She pard, 2-7; Chris Patton, 3-10; Jean Nothstine, 5-6; Lottie Councilor, 5-8-10; Shirley Jabara, 3-10; Doro-thy Korr, 3-10; Kathy Bonner, 3-10; Pearl Peters, ̂ -10; Marge Elkits, 3-10; Vivian Kline, 3-10; Dee Bur-kltt, (3-W» (5-7).

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11-10-81 Bellaire Bar E i e n Electric Co.-Bab's Broads Cfern Lake Bty Torch Lake Carpet An t r im Aviation Al l Seasons Realty Bellaire State Bank Meadow Brook M.C .P. Northern Clipper Central Lake I n * ,

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Central Lake ma Antrim Aviation Eden Electric Co.

HIGH TEAM SERIES Central Lake Ind. Eden Electric Co. Antrim Aviation

HIGH IND. GAME Connie Moore Pat Roach Suzie Ottgen

HIGH IND. SERIES Connie Moore Martha Moore Millie Lee Splits Converted: Carol Robinson, 5 7; Darlene Sexton, 3-10, 5-6; Connie Moore, 5-10; Martha Moore, 3-10; Rose Belanger, 5-7; Evelyn DePew, 2-7; Pat McMiMen, 5-7-9

On behalf of the Top O'Michigan Women's Bowling Association we would like to congratulate Sharon Grody from Mancelona on her smashing game of 287 which she rolled November 10th at Mance lona Lanes. Sharon bowls on the Tuesday nite. Nite Owls Mixed Doubles League carrying a 165 average.

Sharon had 10 strikes in a row Opening with 2nd Ball 10th frame leaving the 1 pin and 6 pin. Missing conversion and picking off the 6 pin left Sharon with a big 287.

This is the highest known scratch game bowled by one of our association bowlers.

Sharon will be receiving a medal from W.I.B.C for her great achie vement.

Association Secretary Mary C. Moore

SUNDAY NIGHT M IXED DOUBLES

11-1541 Pete's Tree Serv. GAM'S Bellaire State Bank Watrous'sss DF's Bellaire Bar BS'ers Strikeouts No Accounts Knot for Shore Shuton Strikes Again Golden Slippers &

Troupe Bellaire Bar

HIGH MEN'S GAME PeteWilks Dolph Ottgen Tony Martinek

HIGH MEN'S SERIES Pete Wilks Dolph Ottgen Jack Troll Keith Fischer

HIGH WOMEN'S GAME Karin Bargar Edna Watrous Suzie Ottgen

HIGH WOMEN'S SERIES Mary Moore Karin Bargar Debbie Balon Splits Converted: Bob Shumaker, 3-7-10; Sandy Smith, 3-9-10; Jim Smith, 3-7-10; Tony Martinek, 7-4-9.

THURSDAY NITE WOMEN'S

11-12-81 Sheriff's Department Diggers Dolls Central Lake Car Wash Fischer's Insurance Brownwood Stingers Antrim Machine Prod. Bellaire Party Store Noorian Abrasives Bechtold Agency Second Chance

HIGH INO. GAME Ruth Gregory Linda Hilts LuAnne Gaddis Kathy Hilts Sue Henley

HIGH INO. SERIES Sue Henley Thelma Wilcox Karin Edwards

HIGH TEAM GAME Noorian Abras ves Sheriff's Dept. Fischer's Inc.

HIGH TEAM SERIES Sheriff's Dapt. Noorian Abrasives Bellaire Party Store Splits Converted Pat LaBeau, 7 2.

LAOiES WEONESOAY NITE 11-11-81

Mrs. Petes Place .717 Beckrnans .708 Kan* Serv .614

Moeke Brothers Lumber .583 Brooks Pharmacy .563 Antrim County News .552 BerniesClub .525 Charl es Angels .525 Hole In The Wall Cafe .500 Don Grody Const. .500 Mancelona Metals 489 Great Lakes Elevator .468 Northern Wood Products .375 Mancelona Flower Slop .322 Count-y Boy Bar .29S Amer can Family Life .239

HIGH IND. GAME Kathy Evans 252 Kathy Chapman 225 Dana Dennis 225

HIGH INO. SERIES Kathy Champan 577 Dana Dennis 571 Kathv Evans 566

HIGH TEAM GAME Bernies Club '038 Ken's Serv 1033 Ken's Service 1029

HIGH TEAM SERIES Ken's Serv. 29*6 Don G rody Const. 2899 Bernies Club 2878 Kathy Evans had six strikes in a row! Splits Converted: "earl Peters, 3 10; Betty Morse, 4 5; Margaret Robinson, 3 10 & 4 7 9 10, Sylvia Sizemore, 3 10 ( twice) , Carol Wilks, 2 7, Pat Herwig, 3 10, Barb Wilks, 3 10; Dee Burkitt, 5 7; Bon nie Moore, 5-10; JoAnne Under wood. 45, Wendy Johnson, 3-10; Ruthann Robins, 5-6; Peg Buck wheat, 4 7-6.

SUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE 11-15-81

Fischer Realty Northern Heating Bellaire Pty St Lamina Bronze Sheriff Dept Torch Lake inn Wash Tyme Art 's Place

H I G H I N O Ron Wilks Don Watrous Larry Watrous

H I G H I N D Vern German Ron Wilks Lar ry Watrous

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Ten Pin Bombs Mixed Nuts Pinsetters Misfits Alley Cats The Niners Spoilers Number One

HIGH M O John Grocholski Russ Noffsinger Steve Webster Pat Milligan Jane Mac Donald Lou Anne Webster

HIGH I NO. GAME John Grocholski Russ Noffsinger Steve Webster Pat Mi lligan Robin Buning Lou Anne Web! ter Splits Converted: Jane Donald, 3 10 I. 4 7 9, Carol

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MEN'S MAJOR LEAGUE 11-12-81

DeWitt Marine 34 14 Goodtime Pty St 32 16 Mancelona Lanes 32 16 Variety Table 25 23 Twin Pine 24VJ 23" 2 Pflum Const 24 24 Pro Shop 23 25 Hole in Wall 22 26 Alden Bar 22 26 Mane Automotive 22 26 Team 11 21 * i 26V-J Pizza Shoppe 20v» 27"i Avery's Rest. 18 30 P*p« John's 15V* 32Vi

HIGH IND, SERIES Bill Benkovski 660 Howard Bordeau 628 Don Grody Jr. 620

HIGH IND. GAME Howard Bordeau 244 Dan Porter 236 Don Grody Jr. 235 Rod Homan 235 MEN'S COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

11-18-81 Don Grody Const. 28 12 Antrim Ct St Bk 26,'4 m*» Mich Con Gas 26 14 D & B Discount 19 21 Johns Sharpening 18 22 Hansen Realty IS 25 Neelend Eschedor 15 25 Ace Hardware 12Vi 27"»

HIGH IND. SERIES Jim Hagler 642 Howard Bordeau 641 Bob Goodale *09

HIGH IND. GAME Jim Hagler 232 Howerd Bordeau 228 Howard Runyan 227

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