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SectionBThursday, March 22 2012

by Chris fiel

BOYNE CITY – With the MHSAA

girl’s basketball tournament crown-

ing its respective Class champions

over the past weekend, bringing a

close to the 2011-12 basketball sea-

son, the Charlevoix County News,

after a lot of deliberation, is proud

to announce the Girls All-Area Bas-

ketball “Dream Team”.

It took some planning and cooper-

ation from area administration

along with team coaches and the se-

lected student athletes, but we were

able to assemble an array of talent

in one location, and after seeing the

basketball players showcasing their

skills and conversing with one an-

other, there was no doubt that the

selections made were correct.

Leading the pack for the 2011-12

season is Player of the Year, East

Jordan’s Valerie Peters. Peters, a

junior and the Red Devils point

guard, used her explosive speed to

navigate her way through oppo-

nent’s full court pressure along

with her ability to break down de-

fenses in the half court setting to

get to the basket. Peters was also

able to stretch the defense regard-

less of the different looks teams

threw at her as she knocked down

long range triples from beyond the

arch. She scored a career high of 31

against Charlevoix as she was in

“the zone,” shooting an amazing 68

percent from the floor in the East

Jordan victory on January 10.

Val, averaged 13.9 points per

game, over

three rebounds and

two steals per contest. She got to

the charity stripe 136 times, nailing

70 percent of her free throws, but

the intangibles of being the floor

leader and giving 110% on both

ends of the floor are what sets her

apart from other athletes.

Joining her on the All-Area

“Dream Team” are East Jordan sen-

ior teammates Jordyn Bacchus and

Grace Howes. Boyne City’s Tanner

McCune, Rainy McCune and Kylie

Hicks, along with the Boyne Falls

duo of Emily Matelski and Kristen

Matelski. Charlevoix is represented

by Kelsey Way, Jenna Way and Syd-

ney Carlson, and the Ellsworth tan-

dem of Emily Veenstra and Dana

Neumann.

Bacchus, started all of the Red

Devils 21 games this season, and ac-

cording to coach Steve Hines,

got better each time she took

the court. That was appar-

ent, with her best game of

the year coming in the dis-

trict contest against

Charlevoix, where Jordyn

scored 17 points, shooting 6-

of-8 from the floor, including 1-

of-2 from beyond the arch, and

shot 100 percent from the free

throw line. She also grabbed five re-

bounds, dished out two assists and

made two steals.

Hines also noted that Bacchus

was an integral part of the success

of the Red Devils squad, being a

true team player and always play-

ing hard. She shot 70 percent on

the season from the free throw

line, averaged four rebounds

per game from her guard posi-

tion and finished second on the

team in assists.

Howes, was a four year varsity

starter, she averaged 11.5 points per

game, eight rebounds, three steals,

and two assists on the season, with

a high of 24 points coming against

Boyne City on January 6.

Coach Hines summed Grace up in

a few simple words, “A very good

player.” And I don’t think that you

would get any arguments out of any

of her opponents either.

With her versatility, Howes was

able to take her opponents both in-

side and outside, and if she didn’t

lead the team in a category, she was

a very close second.

Boyne City’s Tanner McCune,

Rainy McCune and Kylie Hicks

helped lead a resurgence to the

Lady Ramblers basketball program.

Tanner, a senior in her first sea-

son as a Rambler, was either the

leader or close to the top of each of

the statistical categories for Boyne.

She was the only player on the team

to play in all 22 of the Ramblers

contests. She scored a season high

of 28 points in Boyne City’s 51-40

win over Grayling on February 17.

Tanner averaged 12.5 points per

game, eight boards, three steals and

three steals per contest.

Rainy McCune, a sophomore

stepped right in just before the mid-

way point of the season and gave

Boyne City some instant punch to

the lineup. McCune used her ball

handling abilities to help run the

Ramblers offense, and her ability to

hit shots from all over the court,

opened up the inside game for

Boyne.

Rainy chipped in with 11.6 points

per game, made four steals each

contest, grabbed 3.3 rebounds and

dished out 3 assists each game.

Sophomore Kylie Hicks used her

leaping ability to grab rebound

after rebound for the Ramblers and

block shots of opponents that

thought they had a clear path to the

basket. Hicks grabbed double digit

rebounds in many contests down

the stretch.

She closed the season strong with

6.5 points and six rebounds per

game.

The Loggers used the duo of sis-

Val PetersEAST JORDAN

Steve HinesEast Jordan

CoaChof the year:

(back row l-r) kristen matelski – boyne falls; kylie hicks – boyne City; Val peters – east Jordan; dana neu-mann – ellsworth; Grace howes – east Jordan. (middle row l-r) tanner mcCune – boyne City; emily Veenstra– ellsworth; Jenna Way – Charlevoix; rainy mcCune – boyne City. (front row l-r) emily matelski – boynefalls; kelsey Way – Charlevoix; Jordyn bacchus – east Jordan; sydney Carlson – Charlevoix

See Dream Team—2B

playerof the year:

2012CHARLEVOIX COUNTY NEWS’

ALL-AREA GIRLSBASKETBALL

“Dream Team”photos by Cinda shumaker

Grace Howes- EAST JORDAN -

Jordyn Bacchus- EAST JORDAN -

ters Emily and Kristen Matelski to

provide leadership as well as a ma-

jority of the scoring for Boyne

Falls this season.

Emily, a sophomore in her third

season on the varsity, led the Log-

gers with a near 14 points per

game average along with nine re-

bounds and seven assists per con-

test. Matelski was the motor that

made Boyne Falls go, as she was in

charge of the ball handling respon-

sibilities along with getting the

Loggers into their offense.

Emily was also tasked with de-

fending the opponent’s best offen-

sive player in nearly every contest.

She scored a game high 23 points

in the Loggers district semi-final

loss to Ellsworth.

Kristen Matelski, a senior in her

fifth year on the varsity, was the in-

side force that Boyne Falls used to

open up their outside game. Kris-

ten averaged 13.6 points and 11 re-

bounds per game this season. She

shot 56 percent from the charity

stripe and hit a game clinching

triple against Northern Lakes Con-

ference unbeaten rival Mackinaw

City on January 11.

The hard working Rayders of

Charlevoix: Kelsey Way along with

Sydney Carlson and Jenna Way,

bring a blue collar work ethic to

the squad.

Senior Kelsey Way, was the Ray-

ders go to player in the post the en-

tire season. One of the few that

would put her body on the line

nightly and do the “dirty work”

that post play requires. Many

nights, standing at 5’7”, she gave

up the height advantage, but

played with a workmen like atti-

tude and according to coach Leslie

Hoffman, gave her all with heart

and hustle, noting that there

wasn’t much that could rattle her.

Kelsey, a team captain that led by

example on and off the court, aver-

aged 10 points and seven boards

per game for Charlevoix.

Jenna Way, a senior, made the

Rayders go with her game chang-

ing capability. A versatile player

that mainly ran the point position,

Jenna worked hard wherever

coach Hoffman needed her to play

and carried the team when needed.

This was very noticeable in the dis-

trict final against Elk Rapids as

she kept the Rayders in the game,

hitting big shot after big shot scor-

ing 25 points in the contest.

Jenna’s athletic ability and work

ethic put her among the elite

guards in the Lake Michigan Con-

ference, her combination of speed,

talent and a shooters touch helped

her average 12 points and three as-

sists per game for the Rayders.

Charlevoix junior, Sydney Carl-

son has been a go-to guard for the

Rayders for the past two seasons.

She battled through injury the end

of last season and mid-way

through this season, but was deter-

mined to finish strong, and finish

strong she did.

Carlson, played both guard posi-

tions for the Rayders, and came up

clutch in the district tournament,

torching East Jordan for a career

high 22 points, including six three

pointers in the Charlevoix victory.

A co-captain for the Rayders,

Sydney led by example with her

dedication and leadership ability.

She averaged six points and three

assists per game.

Ellsworth seniors Emily Veen-

stra and Dana Neumann helped

lead the Lancers to a co-champi-

onship in the Northern Lakes Con-

ference and their first district title

since 2006.

The inside presence of Veenstra,

6’2”, and Neumann 5’10”, kept op-

ponents out of the lane on a regu-

lar basis, and there weren’t many

nights that the Lancers were out

rebounded.

Veenstra led Ellsworth with 15.4

points per game, 11.3 rebounds

dished out 67 assists, made 73

blocks, 54 steals and shot 50 per-

cent from the charity stripe. Emily

also recorded a pair of triple dou-

bles during the season.

Neumann was the leading re-

bounder for the Lancers, grabbing

11.7 per game, and made it a point

to score when needed as she fin-

ished the year with a 10.4 per game

average, including 18 against Bel-

laire in the district final and an-

other 18 against McBain NMC in

the regional semifinal loss. Dana

also had 20 assists, 24 steals and

nine blocks on the year.

Coach of the Year, Steve Hines

enjoyed a stellar season for the Red

Devils. East Jordan finished with a

13-8 record, including 8-6 in the

very tough Lake Michigan Confer-

ence, good enough for third place

behind powers Traverse City St.

Francis and Kalkaska, which were

a combined 39-7. The veteran coach

mixed his line-ups well each and

every night and had the Lady Dev-

ils playing ball at their best.

Hines helped East Jordan put to-

gether a five game win streak from

the end of December through mid-

January, and another four game

streak the end of January through

into the second week of February,

with seven of those nine wins com-

ing against conference opponents.

With a very solid returning cast

slated for next season’s team, look

for Hines to work his magic again

and lead the Red Devils towards

the Lake Michigan Conference

title.

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Sports

CHARLEVOIX COUNTY NEWS’ 2012 ALL-AREA

Girls Basketball “Dream Team”

Dream TeamCONTINUED FROM 1B

Emily Veenstra- ELLSWORTH -

Dana Neumann- ELLSWORTH -

Emily Matelski- BOYNE FALLS -

Kristen Matelski- BOYNE FALLS -

Val Peters- EAST JORDAN -

*Player of the Year*

Kylie Hicks- BOYNE CITY -

Tanner McCune- BOYNE CITY -

Rainy McCune- BOYNE CITY -

Jenna Way- CHARLEVOIX -

Sydney Carlson- CHARLEVOIX -

Kelsey Way- CHARLEVOIX -

photos by Cinda shumaker

March 22, 2012 Charlevoix County News • B

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BOYNE MOUNTAINWEDNESDAY NIGHT

RACE LEAGUE RESULTS

SKIING

BOyNE FALLS- RESuLTS FORBOyNE MOuNTAIN WEDNESDAy

NIGHT RACE LEAGuE:

Team FormaT;

1-Hart Ford, 6.92; 2-F.O.Barden II, 5.9;3-F.O.Barden I, 4.98; 4-Riverside Tire,2.57; 5-F.O.Barden III, 2.21; 6-E.J.Plas-tics, 2.18.

Handicap FormaT;

1-Punctuality Vending, 10; 2-PatO’Brien & Associates, 6t, Hart GMC, 6t,Wild Wild Women I of Gaylord BowlingCenter, 6t, Rieth-Riley ConstructionCompany, 6t, Wild Wild Women II ofGaylord Bowling Center, 6t; 7-SkeeDawgs of Northwestern Bank, 5; 8-Boyne Avenue Greehouse, 4t, Green-house Gases, 4t; 10-Skee Dawgs ofBiggby Coffee, 3t, Greenhouse Effect,3t; 12-Boyne Bombers, 2.

Fastest male-Jayson Welser, HartFord-26.56

Fastest Female-Sandy Reich, F.O.Bar-den II-30.17

GEMINI LANES BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS

Coffee Cup1. Olstrom Excavating ..............................................2. J & J Auto Parts......................................................3. Michigan Officeways ..............................................High Team Game.....Olstrom Excavating.............575High Team Series ....Olstrom Excavating...........1651High Game ..........................Billie Drenth.............206High Series ..........................Billie Drenth.............567High Game w/hdcp..............Billie Drenth.............233High Series w/hdcp..............Billie Drenth.............648

eJ LadieS League1. Bartlett’s Excavating ..............................................2. Walden Decorating ................................................3. EJIW.......................................................................High Team Game ...Bartlett’s Excavating.............726High Team Series ...........................EJIW...........2056High Game ......................Karen Thomas.............210High Series......................Karen Thomas.............542High Game w/hdcp..........Karen Thomas.............246High Series w/hdcp .........Karen Thomas.............650

Happy Hour1. Darlenes ................................................................2. The Zone................................................................3. R & J Screenprinting ..............................................High Team Game .......................Fast Fill.............666High Team Series .......................Fast Fill...........1890High Game ...................Joann Vermillion.............223

High Series ...................Joann Vermillion.............605

High Game w/hdcp.............Carolyn Zipp.............257

High Series w/hdcp.........Sandy Garland.............669

iNTer CiTy League1. Hurricane Alice ......................................................2. Blue Rockets ..........................................................3. Jordan Construction...............................................High Team Game .........American Legion.............953High Team Series ..............Blue Rockets...........2651High Game......................Darrell LaBeau.............236High Series .........................Dan Bennett.............642High Game w/hdcp .........Darrell LaBeau.............260High Series w/hdcp.............Dan Bennett.............690

eJ MerCHaNT’S League1. The Nugget ............................................................

2. Gemini Lanes.........................................................

3. Darlene’s ................................................................

High Team Game.....................Darlene’s...........1021

High Team Series ....................Darlene’s...........2887

High Game........................Jerry Garland.............253

High Series ......................Kevin Thomas.............621

High Game w/hdcp............Jerry Garland.............273

High Series w/hdcp.............Bruce Freels.............722

fouNdry aM1. The X’s ..................................................................

2. Team 4 ..................................................................

3. 6 Pack ....................................................................

High Team Game ........................Team 4.............317

High Team Series .......................The X’s.............901High Game.............................Sam Maza.............199High Series ........................Lyman Harris.............535High Game w/hdcp ................Sam Maza.............227Series w/hdcp ....................Lyman Harris.............610

JV LadieS League1. Thomas Well Drilling ..............................................2. Roberts Restaurant ...............................................3. Stark Realty............................................................High Team Game ...Thomas Well Drilling.............808High Team Series...Thomas Well Drilling ..........2155High Game .......................Jessica Vallad.............213High Series .....................Nikki Palmrose.............497High Game w/hdcp...........Jessica Vallad.............277High Series w/hdcp ..........Jessica Vallad.............652

SWaN VaLLey MiSfiTS1. The Jelly Bellies ...................................................2. The Farmers..........................................................3. The Lucky Four......................................................High Team Game ..........The Jordanaires.............740High Team Series..........The Jordanaires...........1862High Game..........................Tom Kenyon.............229.........................................Karen Thomas.............189High Series .........................Tom Kenyon.............548.........................................Karen Thomas.............471High Game w/hdcp .............Tom Kenyon.............267.........................................Karen Thomas.............231High Series w/hdcp.............Tom Kenyon.............652..........................................Kerrie Walden.............610

CHARLEVOIX COUNTY NEWS’ 2012 ALL-AREA

Girls Basketball “Dream Team”

2011 boyne City graduates, dustin field (left) and kolbi shumaker are both still playing baseball in the spring; kolbi for almaand dustin for davenport. the former high school teammates faced off march 15. davenport won both games; 13-3 and 8-3with each former rambler playing well.

photo by staCy field

Baseball Season underway

for Boyne GradsSaturday, March 10th

was the “Last Chance

Walleye Tournament”

held on Lake

Charlevoix. The tourna-

ment was sponsored by

Tom’s Bait and Tackle of

East Jordan, Holiday

Station Store of

Charlevoix, Boyne Co-op

of Boyne City and many

local businesses. The

event was supported by

donations from over 15

generous donors.

The day was a huge

success bringing many

fishermen to our com-

munity. There were 141

entries in the tourna-

ment and a donation of

$623 was made to the

Care and Share Food

Pantry of East Jordan.

Congratulations to the

following winners:

1st Place Walleye -

Bob Nichols (10.34 lbs)

$1000.00 & Fish Mount

from Fish Whisperer

Taxidermy of Gaylord

and $400.00 for Big Fish

Side Bet

2nd Place - Steve

Bartlett (6.92 lbs) $250.00

3rd Place - Bill

Nichols (6.24 lbs) $150.00

4th Place - Dave Mel-

lios (4.66 lbs) $100.00

5th Place - Corey

Sulak (4.34 lbs) $75.00

1st Pike - Rob Flore

(7.52 lbs) $100.00

2nd Pike - Nick Lloyd

(5.92 lbs) $50.00

1st Perch - Rich Cross

(1.26 lbs) $100.00

2nd Perch - Ken Sier-

adski (.66 lbs) $50.00

Kids 12 and Under

Reva Norton (2.0 lbs)

Walleye $15.00

A grand door prize of

a 1/2 day salmon char-

ter, donated by D&R

Charters of Charlevoix

was won by Skip Os-

borne of East Jordan

An 8” Power Auger do-

nated by the tourna-

ment sponsors was won

by Larry Purall of Bel-

laire

“Last Chance WalleyeTournament” winners named

Class A All-State TeamPlAYER OF THE YEAR:

Caprice Dennis, Detroit Pershing, 5-9, Sr.,

Branndais Agee, Detroit Cass Tech, 5-11, Sr.Kelsey Mitchell, Inkster, 6-1, Sr.

Raven Bankston, Detroit Mumford, 6-7, Jr.Marie Gaedke, Dearborn Edsel Ford, 5-10, Sr.

Elena Popkey, Warren Cousino, 5-7, Sr.Gabby Yurik, Stoney Creek, 5-9, Sr.Sami Stormont, Royal Oak, 5-8, Jr.

Allie Havers, Mattawan, 6-5, Jr.Shar’Rae Davis, Grand Haven, 5-9, Sr.

Alex Law, Grand Haven, 5-11, Sr.Area Players Named HONORABlE MENTION

Mackenzie Edwards, GaylordShaina Streeter, Traverse City West

Katie Knudsen, Traverse City CentralCOACH OF THE YEAR:

Scott Woodhull, Waterford Kettering.

Class B All-State TeamPlAYER OF THE YEAR:

Aerial Powers, Birmingham Detroit Country Day, 5-11, Sr.

Amber Deane, Birmingham Detroit Country Day, 5-9, Sr.Brittany Streetman, Warren Lincoln, 5-7, Sr.Kiara Kudron, New Boston Huron, 6-2, Sr.

Rosanna Reynolds, Dearborn Divine Child, 5-9, Sr.Tori Jankoska, Freeland, 5-7, Jr.Olivia Nash, Escanaba, 6-2, Sr.

Taylor Gleason, Goodrich, 5-8, Jr.Aketra Sevillian, Goodrich, 5-6, Jr.

Kalabrya Gondrezick, Benton Harbor, 5-8, Fr.COACH OF THE YEAR:

Jim Kalbfleisch, New Boston Huron.

Class C All-State TeamPlAYER OF THE YEAR:

Madison Ristovski, Grosse Pointe Woods, 5-10, Sr.

Sheyna Deans, Mount Clemens, 5-10, Sr.Sarah Appold, Saginaw Valley Lutheran, 5-9, Sr.

Dy’man Webb, Flint Hamady, 6-1, Sr.Annemarie Hamlet, McBain, 5-6, Sr.

Bailey Cairnduff, Morley-Stanwood, 5-11, Sr.Kelli Guy, Kalkaska, 5-6, Jr.

Alexis Huntey, Morley-Stanwood, 6-2, Sr.Carlie Newman, Niles Brandywine, 5-9, Sr.Adrianna Culbert, Delton-Kellogg, 6-0, Sr.Area Players Named SPECIAL MENTION

Lauren Goldthorp, St. IgnaceArea Players Named HONORABlE MENTION

Abby Schlicher, Johannesburg-LewistonMeredith Hamlet, McBain

Liza Erickson, Traverse City St. FrancisMorgan Hanel, Indian River Inland Lakes

Coach: Doreen Ingalls, St. IgnaceCOACH OF THE YEAR:

Rick McNeil, Adrian Madison.

Class D All-State TeamPlAYER OF THE YEAR:

Sarah Theut, Marine City Cardinal Mooney, 5-10, Sr.

Carlee Cottrell, Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes, 5-9, Sr.Lexie Robak, Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes, 5-9, Jr.Sara Hansen, Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart, 5-6, So.

Lexi Gussert, Crystal Falls Forest Park, 6-1, Soph.Jaime Madalinski, Bark River-Harris, 5-11, Sr.

Karli Jacob, Gaylord St. Mary, 5-9, Sr.Korynn Hincka, Posen, 6-1, Soph.

Are’ona Hunter, East Kentwood Lutheran, 5-4, Fr.Janae Langs, Climax-Scotts, 5-3, Jr.

Area Players Named HONORABlE MENTIONKari Borowiak, Gaylord St. Mary’s Cathedral

Courtney Wallis, Mackinaw CityCOACH OF THE YEAR:

Justin Terry, Lansing Christian.

A.P. names Girls BasketballAll-State Teams

by Chris fiel

BOYNE CITY – The Ram-

blers 6’5” sophomore high-

light sensation often left

opponents with a clear view

of the bottom of his shoes as

he soared towards the hoop

on a regular basis with dunk

attempts.

On a good number of those

take offs, he was grounded as

opposing defenders would

foul him on his way up to-

wards the rim, sending him

to the charity stripe.

Carson made the most of

those trips, knocking down

shots at an 85 percent rate.

Ryan was nominated along

with teammates Keegan

LaBlance and Corey Red-

man, and qualified by finish-

ing in the top 20 in Class C.

Ryan will attempt to qual-

ify for the finals on Saturday,

March 24 and will shoot at

halftime of the Class C game

if he succeeds.

Boyne City’s Ryan Carson to participatein BCAM Free Throw Challenge

Chris Hass, Pellston,6-4, Sr., Player of the YearBrett Branstrom, Rock Mid Peninsula, 6-5, Sr.Jordan LaPlantt, Ewen-Trout Creek, 6-1, Sr.

Joey Blauwkamp, Wyoming Tri-unity Christian, 6-0, Jr.Tyler Walden, Middleton-Fulton, 5-11, Sr.Malachi Satterlee, Climax-Scotts, 6-7, Jr.

Calvin Amey, Carsonville-Port Sanilac, 6-2, Sr.Gavin Toma, Southfield Christian, 6-0, Sr.

Kenya Oas, Munising, 5-10, Sr.Kaion Seales, Detroit Westside Academy, 6-7, Jr.

COACH OF THE YEAR: Stan Sexton, Bellaire.

ASSOCIATED PRESS CLASS DALL-STATE BOYS BASKETBALL

SPECIAL MENTION (nominees receiving two or more votes from

the 10-member panel): Isaac Mogck, Holland Black River; Ryan

Wilcox, Portland St. Patrick; Nate Rosenbaum, St. Joseph Michi-

gan Lutheran; Brad VanCamp, North Adams-Jerome; Josh Puroll,

Boyne Falls; Evan Kraatz, Allen Park Inter-City Baptist. COACH:

Cliff Amey, Carsonville-Port Sanilac.

HONORABLE MENTION (nominees receiving one or no votes

from the 10-member panel): Jason Ribecky, Muskegon Catholic

Central; Josh Spates, Wyoming West Michigan Lutheran; Ben Kro-

nemeyer, Holland Calvary; Corey Hungerford, Middleton-Fulton;

Todd Brassow, Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary; O’Shay

Spencer-Taylor, Kalamazoo Phoenix; Jalen Porter, Adrian Lenawee

Christian; Devin Conley, Litchfield; Reece Koepke, Bellaire; Chris-

tian Novak, Bear Lake; Kyle Benthem, McBain Northern Michigan

Christian; Zach Bialak, Manistee Catholic; Matt Falls, Carsonville-

Port Sanilac; David Sharpe, Marine City Cardinal Mooney Catholic;

Justin Asher, Deckerville; Chris Dewberry, Southfield Christian;

Nathaniel Packwood, Allen Park Inter-City Baptist; Lindsey Hunter

III, Southfield Christian; Garrett Ross, Waterford Our Lady of the

Lakes; Dillon Gordan, Ewen-Trout Creek; Mitchell Myler, Mount

Pleasant Sacred Heart; David Kerr, Posen. COACHES: Adam

Moore, Akron-Fairgrove; Cliff Amey, Carsonville-Port Sanilac.

Rambler big man knocks down charitytosses at an 85% clip

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Month and public health officials

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consumers on this potentially life-

threatening disease. “Colorectal

cancer is the second leading cause

of cancer deaths in the United

States, with over 56,000 people ex-

pected to die from this disease

each year,” Joshua Meyerson, MD,

Medical Director for the Health

Department of Northwest Michi-

gan explained. “However, it is a

preventable and very curable dis-

ease if caught early.”

The Health Department offers

free home test kits for men and

women age 50 and over from

Antrim, Charlevoix, Emmet, and

Otsego counties who meet certain

income guidelines.

Because there are often no

symptoms when it is first develop-

ing, colorectal cancer can only be

caught early through regular

screening. “The benefits of early

detection and treatment are dra-

matic,” Meyerson said. “The pos-

sibility of curing patients after

symptoms develop is only 50%,

but if colorectal cancer is found

and treated at an early stage be-

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tunity to cure it is 80% or better.”

Meyerson notes that in addi-

tion to getting screened regularly

for colorectal cancer, people can

lower their risk of getting the dis-

ease by:

Avoiding red meat and bacon

Eating plenty of vegetables,

fruits, and other high-fiber foods

Exercising regularly and main-

taining a normal body weight

Not smoking and drinking alco-

hol only in moderation

The Health Department is offer-

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viduals ages 50- 64. For more in-

formation or to receive your free

test kit call 1-800-432-4121.

The Health Department of

Northwest Michigan is mandated

by the Michigan Public Health

Code to promote wellness, prevent

disease, provide quality health-

care, address health problems of

vulnerable populations, and pro-

tect the environment for the resi-

dents and visitors of Antrim,

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Question:

I have had a week now of chest con-

gestion following a head cold and yester-

day it got very bad. I cough all the time.

It’s unproductive, and my chest hurts

like crazy. I can’t afford to go to the doc-

tor and cold medicines don’t provide re-

lief but make me tired.

Do you have any ideas either home-

made or OTC? I was thinking of Vicks®

VapoRub. My mom used that on me

when I was very little. I shower a lot be-

cause the hot water makes me feel bet-

ter, but after awhile, it tightens up and I

feel terrible again.

Michelle

Answers from Readers:

Natural Cough Syrup

To make your own cough syrup, bring

two cups of water to a boil. Stir in two

sliced lemons, half a teaspoon ground

ginger, two tablespoons of honey and

two tablespoons of sugar. Bring to a boil

and reduce heat to a simmer until the

mixture becomes a thick syrup. Let mix-

ture cool and then strain into a clean jar.

For adults only, you may add one ounce

of liqueur, brandy, or whiskey. Take one

to two teaspoons as needed for coughing.

Barbara

Hot Liquids Reduce Congestion

When you are congested, try drinking

hot liquids every hour. Peppermint tea,

herb tea, and broth will all work. Even

warm water will work. This will help

thin the mucus in your lungs. Also, take

an expectorant like Mucinex® to loosen

the congestion and bring it up so that

you can spit it out.

I also suggest having someone “clap”

your back by cupping his/her hands and

hitting your back. This technique is

used for cystic fibrosis patients and it

really loosens up congestion.

Gail

Steam a Natural Congestion Remedies

If hot showers help Michelle’s conges-

tion, but the effects don’t last as long as

she’d like, try filling the bathroom sink

(or a bowl) with very hot water. Then

put a towel over her head and bowl or

sink to keep the steam in, adding an

herbal tea bag or a drop or two of essen-

tial oil if desired. Breathe in the steam

for a few minutes until you feel it work-

ing.

It’s a time and water-saver over con-

stant showering, so you can do it more

often. Plus, it does double-duty as a good

facial sauna, too!

Diva

When Should You See Your Doc-

tor?

The “cold” may have progressed to

pneumonia. You should really go to the

doctor.

Drink plenty of fluids to liquefy your

secretions. Rubbing in a warm chest

salve such as Vicks® VapoRub is sooth-

ing, may reduce coughing, and stimu-

lates the blood flow in the chest, which

lets the body’s white cells work better in

helping heal the body. The “tightness”

you describe may be asthma; again you

should see your doctor. Over-the-counter

intervention will not be sufficient at this

point.

Postural drainage may help. Hang

your head and chest off the side of the

bed (bending at the waist), take some

deep breaths, and do some deep coughing

to help clear your lungs (about 5-10 min-

utes). Run a humidifier in your bedroom.

Lana

On the Feet?

This is something I heard about. It re-

portedly works 100% of the time, and it

won’t cost anything to try because she

already has the Vicks®.

At bedtime, rub Vicks® VapoRub gen-

erously on the bottoms of your feet and

put on a pair of old socks. It reportedly

stops the cough, no matter how persist-

ent, in about 5 minutes and lasts for

hours and hours.

Linda

Clear your lungs the natural way; Natural Congestion RemediesGet to Your Doctor

If your chest “hurts like

crazy,” you need to get to the

doctor pretty soon before you

end up in the hospital with an

even larger medical bill than

just going to the doctor. Once

your chest starts to burn and/or

hurt, you are past the point of

home remedies and need profes-

sional medical attention. I’ve

been there, just like you, and

this is the lesson I have learned.

Work with your doctor, and I’m

sure you can arrange a payment

plan or even a reduced bill. Most

doctors are “doctoring” because

they want to help people get bet-

ter, not cause you heartache

with the bill. But, make sure you

talk with the doctor directly;

don’t try to work anything out

with the reception personnel.

Lorrie

Natural Honey Remedy

Manuka honey can cure al-

most any cough. Manuka Honey

is now used as treatment in the

DC burn hospital because it has

very strong anti-viral, anti-bac-

terial and anti-inflammatory ac-

tions. About 1/3 of a teaspoon

should be allowed to dissolve

slowly in the back of the mouth.

Also, spread thinly on a piece of

toast. It is gaining use as a cure

for ulcers for same reason it

cures coughs. Do not give honey

to infants.

If you have a bacterial infec-

tion in the nose/sinuses, coat

the inside of your nose with an

anti-bacterial Neosporin. A few

treatments and you may be

cured almost permanently.

I and other members of my

family had chronic cough prob-

lems for since one can remem-

ber. Now they are stopped

within minutes using Manuka

honey.

I had painful sinuses and

stuffy nose for years and the

Neosporin treatment has made

it a thing of the past.

Locally grown bee pollen can

help with allergies. It must be lo-

cally grown and try a small

amount first to see if you are al-

lergic to it. If not, a teaspoon a

day is wonderful.

John

Essential Oil Reduces Con-

gestion

Place a few drops of eucalyp-

tus oil and peppermint oil in a

tablespoon of olive or grape

seed oil and rub under the nose,

on the throat, and on the chest.

You can also drop a few drops

onto a washcloth or sponge and

leave it in the bottom of the

shower when you take a shower.

The vapor will help decongest.

Viola

Use a Heating Pad

Use a heating pad on your

chest. It will help soothe the

cough and congestion in your

chest and draw it out.

Karen

Three Step Approach to

Natural Congestion Remedies

Here are three things I have

used for years and they really

seem to help. Put a heating pad

on your chest. This can be any

kind of heating Pad, including

electric (least recommended),

hot water bottle, or one of the

newer microwavable pads (see

below for directions on how to

make your own). Put it on over a

layer of clothing (to prevent any

possible burns). Make sure you

follow any heating pad instruc-

tions.

The next thing I use is a mix-

ture of lemon juice and honey.

In my opinion, it is best to use

fresh lemon juice and raw

honey. But I’ve also used bottled

lemon juice and processed

honey with fine results. Starting

with about a tablespoon of

honey, add as much lemon as

you can stand for sourness, but

where the honey is still thick

enough to be a bit clingy. Mix

well and then eat a spoonful of

it. If your throat is sore, let this

slide down your throat as much

as possible. It may tingle a bit,

but that’s fine. Repeat as often as

you need to for coughing. This

old cure is becoming popular

again because, except for a few

extra calories, there are no neg-

ative side effects to it, as there

can be with pharmaceuticals.

Also, the ingredients can be kept

on hand, and it can be very ef-

fective.

Lastly, I usea Neti pot. This is

for nasal irrigation, which

many people don’t want to think

about or try. It isn’t the most

pleasant thing at first, but it can

be so effective that I have turned

many people into believers. I

even have a “travel pot,” so that

I don’t break my good one. Nasal

irrigation systems can be

bought at the drugstore, al-

though I prefer my porcelain

Neti pot (it’s very effective and

once bought it’s virtually free to

use).

Basically, nasal irrigation

helps to clean out clogged si-

nuses. A saline solution is put

into one nostril, then comes out

the other. I admit it was a bit dis-

gusting at first, but I got over

that pretty quickly. I used to

have chronic sinus infections,

and I haven’t had a single one

since I started the Neti pot 10

years ago. Nasal irrigation is a

big enough topic that I suggest

you look at it on the web for

more details, or talk to your

pharmacist.

To make a rice pad, decide on

how big you want it (mine is

about 1.5 feet by 2 feet), and

make a bag that size (shaped as

you might a pillow case). Make

sure you use cotton, since syn-

thetics can melt. Then sew chan-

nels in the bag from bottom to

top, about 1.5 inches wide. Put a

few tablespoons of uncooked

rice in each channel and then

sew across to seal the rice in.

Add another few tablespoons of

rice, and sew across. Repeat

until the bag is all filled with

rice. It will have a kind of

quilted look when finished. To

use, put it in the microwave and

heat as desired. It can get very

hot, and more so in some spots

than others, so use with caution.

I used my pad for many years. It

started to tear at some of the

channel seams, so I am making

a new one. This time I am using

a slightly heavier cotton than

last time, and I bought new fab-

ric (last time I used scraps).

Lisa

Editor’s note: The following

suggestions are not meant to re-

place your doctor. Saving money

should never be more important

than your health. Source: Dol-

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This is the hard-

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However, it does affect the way

buyers see the home, even if you

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Clutter collects on shelves,

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garages, attics, and basements.

You want as much open clear

space as possible, so every extra

little thing needs to be cleared

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Take a step back and pretend

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point out areas of clutter, as long

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without getting defensive. Let

your agent help you, too.

Kitchen Clutter

The kitchen is a good place to

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First, get everything off the

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it. Find a place where you can

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drawers. Of course, you may no-

tice that you do not have cabinet

space to put everything. Clean

them out. The dishes, pots and

pans that rarely get used? Put

them in a box and put that box in

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You see, homebuyers will open

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for their “stuff.” If your kitchen

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look jammed full, it sends a nega-

tive message to the buyer and does

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storage space. The best way to do

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For that reason, if you have a

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If you have a rarely used crock

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every cabinet and drawer. Create

open space.

If you have a large amount of

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Canned goods are heavy and you

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Beneath the sink is very criti-

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area down as well, and determine

if there are any tell-tale signs of

water leaks that may cause a

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your home.

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Free Organ to any Church!Wurlitzer model D-170 se-ries. Located in Gaylord. Call231-584-2977

HAVE SOMETHING TOGIVE AWAY? Free itemsclassified ads run free ofcharge in the CharlevoixCounty News. Call 989-732-8160 or e-mail your ad to [email protected].

furniture

2 SLEEPER SOFAS for sale.Best offer. Local Cell, 717-491-7670 or 989-916-5402

5 piece dinette set. Round,heavy duty table and chairs$200. Also a white ElectricMaytag Dryer $75. 231-916-2083

Mahogany Dining table andchairs, mahogany hutch andmore. Nice stuff! All reason-able offers. Gaylord. 248-444-0304

Garage & yard sale

FREE CLASSIFIED ADS!Post your Garage Sale forfree at www.Michigan-MoneySaver.com. Buy andsell in Northern Michigan.This even creates a map toshow where your GarageSale is located.

Guns

BROWNING 12 gauge, lite,automatic, Belgian madeshot gun. Ventilated sight,gold trigger, round knobstock, scroll work on receiver.A recent sale in the area soldfor $1,900. Best offer. A greatChristmas gift. Gaylord. 989-939-8257

GUN SHOW - Saturday,March 17, 9am - 3pm at theMio Community Center, 3059th St. Admission is $5, chil-dren under 12 free if ac-companied by adult.Contact Bud Sprowl at 989-335-3195 for additional in-formation.


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LIBRARY ASSISTANT - PARTTIME. Highly desirable in appli-cants are: Experience in a pub-lic library, Great customerrelations, Experience with elec-tronic resources & technology,Excellent oral and written skills.Year around scheduled hoursinclude Thursday & Friday 9am- 5pm, Saturday 9am - 1pm.Wage starting at $8.50. Dead-line to apply is March 22, 2012.EOE. Send cover letter and re-sume with three references to:Jordan Valley District Library,PO Box 877, East Jordan, MI49727

IMMEDIATE OPENING.Commission only Salesper-son. This is an opportunitymake a great living if youhave great sales skills. FullTime. Weekends required.Apply in person at Interna-tional RV World. 277 Ex-pressway Court, Gaylord

AVON REPS Needed. 231-676-3289

Part Time - GRAYLING. Weare looking for a great Inde-pendent Sales representativefor advertising sales in ournewspapers. Work your ownschedule. Good commissionrate. Send resume’ to Dave 1at [email protected].

IMMEDIATE OPENING. FullTime RV Technician. Experi-ence required. Duties includerepair, maintenance, cleaningand caring for our customer’svehicles like they are yourown. Wage depends uponquality of experience. Applyin person at International RVWorld. 277 ExpresswayCourt, Gaylord

Part Time - GAYLORD. Weare looking for a great Inde-pendent Sales representativefor advertising sales in ournewspapers. Work your ownschedule. Good commissionrate. Send resume’ to Dave 1at [email protected].

Full/part-time maintenanceposition available. Propertymanagement firm looking forright person for indoor/out-door residential and commer-cial general maintenance andrepairs. Job requires knowl-edge of plumbing, electrical,appliance, painting, light car-pentry, some lifting, musthave own tools and truck andability to work independently.Please respond with resumeand contact information toPO Box 309 Gaylord, MI49734

Springs Window Fash-ions, Grayling. High volumewood window componentmanufacturer has open fac-tory positions on day and af-ternoon shifts. Regular

4-day work week, plus over-time. Require HS/GED,documented good workrecord, & drug screen.Apply at: www.springswin-dowfashions.com or atnearest Michigan Works of-fice. Equal Opportunity Em-ployer.

Homes for Rent

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MANCELONA area. Re-cently remodeled, clean 3bedroom, 1.5 bath, house.Private, large yard. $585 permonth plus deposit. Call 231-676-7255.

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ORDINANCE # 48-12 ADOPTED: March 14, 2012

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ELECTRIC SERVICE FRANCHISE ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE granting to Wolverine Power Supply Cooperative, Inc., (Wolverine) its successors and assigns, the right, power, and franchise for a period of thirty (30) years from and after the adoption and approval hereof, to acquire, construct, operate, and maintain in South Arm Township, Charlevoix County, the necessary facilities for the production, transmission, and sale of electric energy at wholesale to its member-distribution cooperatives and between Wolverine and other parties pursuant to wholesale power agreements, and to use and occupy the highways, streets, alleys, and other public places in which the Township has a public interest upon which the parties may agree to in the future, to set poles, string wires, lay pipes or conduits, and to transact an electric business. . BE IT ORDAINED: Wolverine Power Supply Cooperative, Inc., its successors and assigns, is hereby granted and vested with the non-exclusive right, power, and franchise for a period of thirty (30) years from and after the adoption and approval hereof, as provided by law, to acquire, construct, maintain, or operate in the Township of South Arm the necessary facilities for the production, transmission, and sale of electric energy at wholesale rates to its member-distribution cooperatives and between Wolverine and other parties pursuant to wholesale power agreements, and to construct and maintain along, upon, across, or under the highways, streets, alleys, and other public places in which the Township has a public interest upon which the parties may agree to in the future, to set poles, wires, pipes or conduit and other necessary fixtures and equipment for such purposes within South Arm Township. 1) Revocation. The franchise granted herein is revocable by the Township Board as provided by

law. 2) No Injury to Street or Rights of Way. The Franchisee shall not injure any street, highway and

alley, or in any manner disturb or interfere with any water, sewer or other utility line, now or hereafter laid or constructed by any authorized person within the public streets or rights of way.

3) Notification & Approval before Commencing Work. The Franchisee, before entering upon any street, highway and alley for the purpose of constructing or installing electric transmission lines or other apparatus, within the public right of way, shall in writing notify the Board of County Road Commissioners of Charlevoix County, or the Superintendent of said Board, or other proper authority, of the proposed construction, and obtain approval thereof, and shall, if said Board so requires, file with it a sufficient plan and specification of the proposed erection and construction. Upon completion of any construction project, the franchisee shall, to the extent reasonably practical, restore the site to its condition prior to commencement of construction. Furthermore, Franchisee shall notify the Township Board, or its designee, of any new or different transmission lines or other facilities that are to be built in the South Arm Township.

4) Construction. The Franchisee shall not allow any street, highway or alley to remain encumbered by the construction work of the said franchisee for a longer period than shall be necessary to execute the said work, and the Board of County Road Commissioners of Charlevoix County shall determine the question of such necessity.

5) Insurance and Indemnification. The Franchisee shall, upon request, furnish the Township proof of insurance and Franchisee shall indemnify and hold the Township harmless from any and all costs, including reasonable attorney fees incurred by the Township by reason of the Franchisee's acts and omissions in the installation and maintenance of the electric transmission system and other related apparatus or equipment used in the operating of its electric utility business within the Township.

6) Compliance with Laws. The Franchisee shall comply with all applicable safety standards and requirements of the National Electric Safety Code, MI-OSHA and any other appropriate entity, and shall also comply with all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations.

7) Compliance with Zoning. At all times, Franchisee shall comply with the requirements of the South Arm Township or Charlevoix County Zoning Ordinance, if applicable, with respect to any of its installations, operations, and non-power line structures, including, but not limited to meter houses, storage sheds, and other similar roofed buildings within electric distribution and transmission substations.

8) Assignment. The Franchise granted by this Ordinance may be assigned by the Franchisee upon written consent of the Township, which shall not be unreasonably withheld. It shall be reasonable for the Township to withhold consent if the proposed assignee does not have an equal or superior financial condition as that of the Franchisee.

9) Effective Date. This Ordinance will take effect upon publication of the Ordinance pursuant to applicable law.

CLERK'S CERTIFICATE THE UNDERSIGNED, Anita Stephens, Clerk of South Arm Township, certifies that the above Ordinance No. 48-12 entitled “Electric Service Franchise Ordinance” was adopted by the South Arm Township Board at a regular meeting held Wednesday, March 14, 2012 and that the vote was as follows: FOR: 4

AGAINST: 0

ABSTAIN: 0 Anita Stephens, Township Clerk

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WARMORNING 65,000 BTULP gas stove. 3 feet long, 28high, 18 deep, with 6 triplewall pipe. Heat your house,cabin or garage. $125. 989-732-7123

GE ELECTRIC STOVE.White, 1 1/2 years old, digitalclock, black glass front. 231-525-6554, 231-833-0027.Wolverine.

land & property

ATTRACTIVE CORNERLOT, 120x170 on pavedcounty road in resort subdivi-sion of Michaywe(www.michaywe.com) 5miles south of Gaylord. Con-venient 1 mile from entranceof subdivision. $1,000 plus1/2 closing costs (est. $300each). 989-939-8965

lost & found

LOST SOMETHING? Foundsomething? Lost and foundads run free in the CharlevoixCounty News. Call 989-732-8160

manufactured homes

NEW & REPOS: Double-Wides, 16’s, 14’s. Take any-thing on trade. Financingavailable. Michigan East SideSales. www.michiganeast-sidesales.net. 989-354-6867or 866-570-1991.

For Rent or Sale on Contract.3 Bedroom Manufacturedhome. $500 down, $500month. Gaylord area MSHDAapproved 866-570-1991.

G R AY L I N G / G AY L O R DAREA. 14x70 Mobile Home.3 bedroom, 2 bath, garage on2 1/2 wooded acres.$35,900. $5,000 down, $500per month. Call 989-344-6093 or 989-350-1996

medical & health

INVACARE PRONTO M-41Power chair. Like new. Used3 hours. 300 lb. capacity.$3,000 or best. 989-731-5230

Invacare Pronto M 51 withSure Step Power Chair fromthe Scooter Store. IncludesLeg Extension attachment.$250 obo. 989-350-6260

miscellaneous

FREE CLASSIFIED ADS!Sell your items for free atwww.MichiganMoneySaver.com. Buy and sell in NorthernMichigan. Photo and text arefree. Cars, Homes, Furniture,Garage sales and more.

Husqvarna model 45 ChainSaw. 16. Like new. $125 obo.989-350-6260

For Sale: 1998 KUBOTA L-35TRACTOR with Backhoe.Good condition. $14,900obo. Call 989-732-8099. Askfor Kevin

FOUR WINNS SPA. Balboaseries. 450 gallon, seats six.231-525-8541

Sears Craftsman band saw.Seldom used. $149. 989-939-8787

DO YOU HAVE A BIBLEyou’re not using? Donate it topeople that need a Bible

overseas. Call 989-732-4708.

1960’s Velvet Tapestry. Thor-oughbred mares and foals. 4’by 6’ good condition. $300OBO. 989-858-1406

LOWEST COST IN MICHI-GAN! CLASSIFIED ADSARE JUST $2 for a 10-wordad in the Charlevoix CountyNews. The area’s widest dis-tribution paper and the lowestcost for advertising. Placeads on-line atw w w. C h a r l e v o i x C o u n -tyNews.com or call 989-732-8160. Distributed throughoutall of Charlevoix County

motorcycles & atV

1975 Honda 750CB, 3 Cylin-der. Great road bike. Fairing,windshield. 28,000 miles.Can be seen at Cycle Moorein Interlochen. $1500. 231-373-0842

Motorcycle seat for a HondaShadow 750. 3 piece set. Re-tails for $419. Sell for $135.231-373-0842

music

Free Organ to any Church!Wurlitzer model D-170 se-ries. Located in Gaylord. Call231-584-2977

Nearly NEW Buffet clarinetwith case and many extras.Excellent condition. $600.Call 989-731-2694

Kimball Player Piano. $400OBO. Gaylord. 248-444-0304

notes of encouragement

Positive Notes of Encourage-

ment are free in theCharlevoix County News.Birthday, Anniversary, Wed-ding, Congratulations or justa Positive Note all are free.E-Mail your Note of Encour-agement [email protected]

pets

AT STUD, Male Mini Pin-scher and Maltese. 989-350-7204

ONE WHITE TEACUP malePood;le puppy. All shots andpapers. Call 989-732-1326

services

DJ/KARAOKE SERVICEavailable for weddings, clubsor parties. References andinformation at www.larryen-tertainment.com. 989-732-3933

ROSE’S ALTERATIONS &CREATIONS specializing increations of all kinds; per-sonal clothing repairs, all for-mal attire, all bridal attire &accessories. Furniture uphol-stering, draperies, costumes.Also offering knitting &sewing classes. Call now,231-818-5917. Cheboygan

FRED’S TV & APPLIANCESERVICE. 33 years experi-ence. In home service. 989-732-1403

Hardwood floors, refinishingand installation. 30 years ex-perience, references. Cope’sCustom Interiors 989-306-2279

RENOVATION WORK

WANTED. 35 years experi-ence. 989-350-7204

snow removal

8-10 Blizzard snowplow. FitsDodge 1996-2002. Like new,$2,800. 989-983-4590

8HP Gilson 2 stage Snow-blower. Briggs & Stratton en-gine. Electric start. $200.989-732-2976

WHEEL HORSE tractor withsnowblower, Runs excellent.$350 obo. 989-344-0113

snowmobiles

FOR TRADE: Polaris Indy forsnowplow that will fit a 2000Lincoln Navigator or sell for$1,000. 989-350-7204

FOR SALE: 3 Snowmobiles.Call for information. 231-585-7406, 989-350-7413

storage

Heated or Cold storage avail-able for Winter, Spring, Sum-mer, Fall, 989-732-0724

suV

2004 Chevrolet TrailblazerLT, extended, leather, fullyloaded with DVD player, 146kmiles, well maintained.$6995. 989-731-2629

tools

Sears Craftsman band saw.Seldom used. $149. 989-939-8787

trucks

1997 F-350 XLT. 7.3 turbodiesel, 210,000 miles, 8 footWestern snowplow, manynew parts, $5,500 or best.989-732-5878

WE BUY TRUCKS! Stop in &see what we can pay you foryours! Ed’s Used Cars. EastJordan. 231-536-7953

For Sale: 2007 GMC CanyonCrew Cab. 4 Wheel Drive.69,800 Miles. Well main-tained. $ 16,500. Call 989-732-8099

Vans

For Sale: 2003 GMC CargoVan. _ Ton. 186,000 Miles.Well maintained. $ 2,500.Call 989-732-8099

For Sale: 2004 GMC CargoVan. _ Ton. 147,000 Miles.Well maintained. $ 3,200 Call989-732-8099

1994 FORD ECONOLINEVAN, carpeted, runs andlooks good. $2,800 obo. 231-525-8605

Wanted

ALUMINUM BOATS andtrailers, outboard motors,boat seats, fishing equip-ment, etc. 231-585-7406

Wanted: OUTBOARD MO-TORS, any size, running ornot. Call 231-546-6000

Wanted: Used Cooking Oil.We will recycle those largecontainers of used cookingoil from your deep fryer. MaxxGarage. 989-732-4789

Wanted: Used motor oil.Transmission oil and hy-draulic oil. Maxx Garage.989-732-4789

SAVAGE and STEVENS RI-FLES. Possibly others. Alsoold fishing lures. 989-390-1529

USED SAWMILL. Call withprice. 989-350-7204

Wanted: Baseball, Football,Basketball and Hockeycards. Before 1972. 231-373-0842

WANTED: SANDBLASTING& PAINTING Outboard mo-tors and aluminum boats.231-585-7406, 989-732-7250

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33- Faulkner’s “___ Lay Dying”; 34- Ques. response; 37-

Tina’s ex; 38- Swiss river; 39- Letters on a Cardinal’s cap;

40- ___ Paulo; 41- ___ anglais (English horn); 42- Spy org.;

43- Conductors; 45- Afflict; 46- ___ es Salaam; 47- Hurler

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