Here’s a roundup of news and images around the Old Mission Peninsula…
Ice Cream at Buchan’s/Men’s Breakfast. If you require a mid-week break (that’s everybody, right?), meet the folks from Old Mission Peninsula United Methodist Church at Buchan’s Blueberry Hill every Wednesday at 7 p.m. It’s an excellent method to leave your house, see your next-door neighbors and take pleasure in a few of that fantastic Buchan ice cream (blueberry is my preferred, natch). Buchan’s lies at 1472 Nelson Road, off Peninsula Drive.
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Also, the church is hosting their month-to-month Men’s Breakfast on Saturday, July 29, 8 a.m. Men of any ages are welcome – welcome your pals and next-door neighbors. The church lies at 16426 Center Road.
Below is Ben Buchan with his mama, Karen, and Father Ben Rexroat at this year’s Blessing of the Blossoms. And did you see the enjoyable story about Lori Buchan in The Ticker? Read it here.
Patti Rudolph turns 80. At today’s neighborhood supper at the Old Mission Legion Hall, Patti had a little cake and burnt out a candle light for her 80th birthday. Happy Birthday, Patti! For more about this pillar of the Old Mission neighborhood, click on this link, and read her spouse Rudy’s stories here. Rudy is presently the Commander for the Old Mission American Legion Post 399.
Also, Cal Jamieson and his child Jamie were at the supper, too. So good to see you both, and thanks for getting that picture of Patti, Jamie! The Legion suppers occur on the first and 3rd Tuesday of the month at the Old Mission Legion Hall, 4001 Swaney Road. The cost is $15 per supper, and the suppers are open to anybody. Order take-out by calling (231) 223-4443 in between 4 – 5 p.m. the day of the supper.
Other Legion News. They have a sleek news website here, together with a sleek brand-new check in front of the hall, enabled with funds from Ellen Kerr. Ellen is likewise accountable for the stunning flowers around the hall. Thanks, Ellen!
Yoga Cat. Here is my yearly summertime image of Marco, our precious yoga cat who does yoga with us at the Neahtawanta Inn. He is great at tracking all the yoga mats and doing the cat-cow position. I might have even seen him do a down dog position occasionally, though he most likely wouldn’t confess.
There are still a couple of classes left this session, so call Sally Van Vleck, (231) 223-7315, if you require a little TLC for your body and mind, or if you require an additional room or more for going to loved ones.
Quilts for Kids. There’s a “Quilts for Kids” group at Peninsula Community Library, led by Kelly Chase, and they made these stunning relaxing quilts for kids who are experiencing disease or injury. Thanks to everybody included for assisting these kids through tough times. Learn more about Quilts for Kids here, and get in touch with the library, (231) 223-7700, if you’d like to sign up with the regional group.
New Planning & Zoning Administrator. Nicholas Wikar has actually been worked with as the Planning and Zoning Administrator for Peninsula Township, and will be dealing with Planner Jenn Cram. He finished from Ohio State University (we assure not to hold that versus you) in 2017 with a Bachelor of Science in City and Regional Planning, and most just recently worked as Director of Planning and Community Development for the city of Douglas, Michigan. His specializeds consist of union building, neighborhood arranging, campaign management, interaction, style, assistance, energy and ecological policy, interaction and systems style, job management, sustainability, tactical preparation and management advancement. Welcome, Nicholas!
Community Garage Sale. Jennifer Venegoni is arranging a community-wide yard sale that will occur on Saturday, July 29, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. She’s likewise making a map, and if you’d like to get involved with your own yard sale, call her in the next day or more at [email protected]. I’ll publish the map here on the Gazette as quickly as it’s available.
Mike Davis Trio at Seven Hills. Back in the last century, Mike Davis and I (and my violin) remained in an unite called Dayspring. His other half Michelle and our friend Jennifer Thomas were likewise in the band. We dipped into numerous locations around northern Michigan and were regulars at the Coffee House on the corner of Garfield Road and Birmley Road (we’re talking 45 years ago). Mike’s trio will be dipping into Seven Hills this Sunday, July 23, 5 – 8 p.m., 13795 Seven Hills Road. A good time to hear some fantastic jazz.
Fudgie Pasties at Peninsula Market. You might not discover anything more touristy than this Fudgie Pastie from Sayklly’s that I found at the Peninsula Market today. I’m sure it’s fantastic, however I’m back on my no-sugar kick after consuming lots of it over my birthday (made it to 63!), so I didn’t purchase one to inspect it out. Let us understand in the remarks listed below if you’ve attempted one.
Mapleton Crime Spree. A citizen’s house was vandalized and almost burglarized recently at 2 p.m. in the afternoon. The vandal then went to a next-door neighbor’s house and really did break in – and there were kids home at the time. This likewise might be the very same individual who vandalized Chateau Chantal’s flagpole recently. The person was captured and is lodged in the Grand Traverse County Jail, however it’s a good suggestion to lock our doors and vehicles up.
Book Sale. The yearly Used Book Sale, hosted by the Friends of PCL, is coming right up at Peninsula Community Library. You’ll discover something for everybody from babies to senior citizens, consisting of books, CDs, DVDs, puzzles, video games and more. The information…
- August 9: 4 – 6 p.m., pre-sale for Friends members just. Not a member yet? You can sign up with the night of the sale.
- August 10: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.
- August 11: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
- August 12: 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
- August 14: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
- August 15: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. – HALF OFF DAY
- August 16: 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. – $5/BAG DAY
- August 16: 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. – CHARITY free gift to schools, senior centers, nursing houses, imprisonment centers, Little Free Libraries, and so on.
New Principal at OMPS. Kaitlyn Thomas has actually been worked with as the brand-new Principal for Old Mission Peninsula School. From the school’s Facebook page: “Ms. Thomas has been with OMPS since the first day we became a Public Charter school. Throughout her tenure at OMPS, Kaitlyn has championed the success and well-being of our students, built strong relationships with her teacher peers, and earned the trust and confidence of our parent community. She has excelled in her role as School Literacy Lead, and in her efforts with the Sunshine Committee, creating a nurturing and supportive environment for school staff.” Congrats, Kaitlyn!
