Items are listed in this section free of charge and are not intended for business use. Call 248-2258 to place an announcment. See page 4 for the next deadline.
Car for Sale
1994 Geo Tracker, 4WD, excellent condition, new tires, recent tune-up. Asking $4,000. Call Ruth Parish at 248-5692. Serious inquiries only, please.
Car for Sale
1988 Chevy Corsica. FOR PARTS! Motor still runs good. Vehicle has front-end damage. Anyone interested can call Chuck Leapley at 906-248-5877, after 4 p.m., or 906-440-4918, during the day, or stop by and see it at 3015 S. Red Pine Ln.
Washer & dryer
Kenmore washer and dryer set for sale; asking $1,000 OBO. Please call Kim Leapley at 248-2553.
Bay Mills Conservation Boat
1990 19' Boston Whaler Boat, former BMIC Conservation Boat, 190HP Johnson Outboard, New Canvas Top, and Trailer. As is, $6,000. The boat is available for inspection in the garage at the Waishkey Center. See Ben Carrick in the Conservation Dept. If interested, contact Eric Hillman in the Accounting Department in the lower level of the Ellen Marshall Building, 248-3241 ext. 1112, or see Ben Carrick from the Conservation Dept. The boat will be sold 'as is' with no warranties expressed or implied.
The Bay Mills Ojibwe Charter School will be hiring for the following positions: part-time music teacher — must be fully certified in music education for grades K-12; part-time middle school English teacher — must be fully certified to teach English for grades 7-12; part-time middle school Mathematics teacher — must be certified to teach mathematics for grades 7-12; part-time elementary physical education teacher — must be elementary certified; part-time recess attendant (five hours per week.) All teaching positions may be full-time depending upon certification. Anyone interested can send resume or contact Ojibwe Charter School CAO Nadine Cain, at 11507 W. Industrial Drive, Brimley, Mich., 49715, or call (906) 248-2530.
Tennis pro to give free lessons
On Friday and Saturday, Aug. 13 and 14, United States Professional Tennis Association (USPTA) Tennis Professional Barbara Mueller will offer free lessons and advice to people of all ages. If you are interested in participating or know someone who is, please call Joan Jerman at the Department of Recreation and Health promotion: 248-3241, ext. 3119, to sign up. We need an estimate of participants to help with scheduling and itinerary. Lessons will be held at the tennis courts in the playground area at Spectacle Village, off Turtle Drive.
OCS Orientation
The following schedule of orientations has been made to finalize all enrollment paperwork for students attending Ojibwe Charter School in the fall:
Monday, Aug. 16 — Developmental Kindergarten, Kindergarten and First Grade;
Tuesday, Aug. 17 — Second, Third and Fourth Grades;
Wednesday, Aug. 18 — Fifth and Sixth Grades;
Thursday, Aug. 19 — Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Grades.
All orientations will be held at the Ojibwe Charter School at 6:30 p.m. Please be prepared to provide copies of your child's birth certificate, updated immunization record, social security card, proof of residence and family income.
Women of the Woods Retreat
The Bay Mills Substance Abuse Program will host their annual Women of the Woods retreat August 20-22, at the Bay Mills Cultural Lodge (former Iroquois Inn.) They will be accepting the first 25 women to sign up. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age to attend. Activities at this year's retreat include a talking circle, sweat lodge, tanning, facials, pedicures/manicures, henna tattoos, arts and crafts, and many other fun activities. Anyone attending must bring their own toiletries, bedding, lawn chairs, etc. If you are interested in signing up for the Women of the Woods Retreat, or have questions, please contact Tonia Teeple at (906) 248-3204, ext. 3143, Audrey at (906) 437-5557, or Laurie at (906) 248-5210.
Historical Trauma 3-Day Conference
Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians will host an Historical Trauma 3-Day Conference Sept. 8-10, at Victories Hotel in Petosky, Mich. There is no registration fee for this event, but those who attend may bring a give-away item valued at $5. For questions or to request a registration form, contact the Little Traverse Bay Band Human Resources Department at 231-242-1620.
Traditional Healing
Traditional Healer Jake Pine is available at the Bay Mills Health Center the first full week of each month. To schedule an appointment, call the health center at 906-248-5527.
WIC office at Bay Mills
The WIC office will be at the Armella B. Parker Senior Center on the fourth Tuesday of each month. Call 635-3572 for an appointment.
Attention Bikers!
The Safe Kids Bike Helmet Safety Program is coming to a close and will hold a drawing for the new bikes this month. Remember, if you want your name submitted, Law Enforcement and other community health staff need to see you wearing your helmet. The tentative date for the drawing is Tuesday, Aug. 24.
Email addresses wanted
The Bay Mills Housing Authority is attempting to compile a database of e-mail addresses for community members. This will help us to make sure that all community members receive relevant information in a timely manner. You can call the office at 248-5524, drop off your e-mail address or e-mail it to jessebowen@msn.com.
Softball teams wanted
Ho-Chunk Nation's Seventh Annual All Nations Co-Ed Softball Tournament will be held Friday to Sunday, Sept. 3-5, at the Jackson County Fairgrounds in Black River Falls, Wisc. The tournament will be held in conjunction with Ho-Chunk Nation's Labor Day contest powwow. The first 16 teams to pay the $275 entry fee are eligible to compete for the $3,500 first prize, $2,500 second prize and $1,500 first prize. Additionally, the two teams travelling the farthest receive $500 and $275, respeictively. Teams must be signed up by Aug. 27 and schedules will be randomly drawn on Aug. 29. For rules and more information, please contact Todd Martha at 1-800-434-4070.
VFW Raffle Winners
July 27 winners of the VFW Raffle were Debbie Mayer of Rudyard, winning $100 and Gary Hough of Rudyard, winning $25. Aug. 3 winners were Joyce Castle of Rudyard., who won $100 and Joann Goetz of Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, who won $25.
Downtown Soo Farmer's Market
The Downtown Development Authority and MSU Extension Office are pleased to announce the start of this year's downtown Soo Farmer's Market. The Farmer's Market will take place every Wednesday from 5:15 to 7:15 p.m.,until the first frost. The market is located in the City parking lot across from Penny's Kitchen. The Sault Ste. Marie Farmer's Market will bring farm fresh produce, farm eggs, inspected chicken, cut flowers, garden plants and compost teas. For more information, contact Jim Lucas from the MSU Extension Office at 906-635-6368, or Lee Shirey from the Downtown Development Authority at 906-635-6973.
Blood drive to be held Aug. 19
Bay Mills Indian Community is sponsoring an American Red Cross blood drive to be held Thursday, Aug. 19, from noon to 5:15 p.m., at the Bay Mills Resort and Casino Horizon's Conference Center. If you're interested in donating, please call 248-5527, ext. 3278, for information or to schedule an appointment. All donors must have a photo ID or donor card.
Dates set for sports physicals
If your child plans on participating in sports this coming school year, please make sure they receive their physical. All children, in grades four-through-12th, are required to have a sports physical prior to the participation of sports.
The following dates are available for physical appointments:
— Tuesday: Aug. 16
— Thursday: Aug. 19
— Tuesday: Aug. 24
Please call the Bay Mills Medical Center at (906) 248-5527 to make an appointment.
For more information, please contact Joan Jerman at the Department of Recreation and Health Promotion 248-3241 ext. 3119.
ELDER'S EXERCISE — Monday, Wednesday and Friday 10:30 a.m., Waishkey Center Gym. Improving circulation, flexibility and strength is important and possible regardless of age. The exercises we do will lessen back and leg strain because they are performed sitting down. Elders, join us for this safe and enjoyable exercise. This class is free and open to the public.
AEROBICS — Monday and Wednesday 11:00-12:00 p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday 5-6 p.m., Waishkey Center Gym. This class features 30 minutes of cardiovascular exercise, 20 minutes of muscle toning and 10 minutes of stretchng. A variety of fitness props, such as hand weights, bars, bands and exercise balls are utilized. Registration and program fee required.
YOGA STRETCH — Satursday 9-10a.m., Waishkey Center Gym. Do you stay away from yoga because you picture gurus turning and twisting their bodies into awkward positions that seem impossible? It doesn't have to be that way in order to reap the benefits. Yoga can help to make you fee good, stretch your muscles, relax your body and mind. Fee required.
Call Lance Teeple at the Bay Mills Cultural Lodge (old Spirits Lounge), at 906-437-4372 for more information.
Cultural Committee — The Cultural Committee meets the third Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the Bay Mills courtroom. Community welcome.
Summer Feast — Aug. 22 at 2 p.m., at the Bay Mills Cultural Lodge.
  
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