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The Cer Cecti, loc Verizon Hedqurters in Chrevoix, Petoskey nd Beire, Congrtutes the athetes of the Week

athletes of the week

COREY REDMAN

BOYNE CITYThe Rambler quarterback fin-ished with five touchdownsagainst rival Charlevoix, scor-ing on a 25-yard run, andpassing for four more, finish-ing the game 6- of-11 passingfor 152 yards in the process.

MADELINE BOSS

CHARLEVOIXMadeline helped lead theRayders to a runner-up finishat the Suttons Bay VolleyballInvitational, Boss recorded80 kills and 41 digs on theday to earn team MVP.

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Bellaire,Charlevoix,KalkaskaPetoskeyNorth,

Cheboygan

LAKE MICHIGAN

CONFERENCE FOOTBALLTeam .............................................................Conf..Overall

Boyne City ..........................................4-0. .....6-1

Gayling................................................4-0 .....6-1

kalaa...............................................4-2 .....5-2

El rapid ............................................3-1 .....5-2

Eat Jodan ..........................................1-3 .....4-3

Chalevoix ............................................0-4 .....1-6

Habo sping ....................................0-5 .....2-5

Results from 10-11BoynE City 45, CHarlEvoix 14

East Jordan 42, marion 30GraylinG 35, kalkaska 18

Elk rapids 42, HarBor sprinGs 21

October 18 GamesGraylinG @ East Jordan, 7pmElk rapids @ BoynE City, 7pm

HarBor sprinGs @ CHarlEvoix, 7pmFrankFort @ kalkaska, 7pm

Ramblers outgunrival RaydersBy Chris Fiel

Boyn Cty 45, Charlvox 14

CHARLEVOIX Boyne City

earned a return trip to the post-

season with a convincing 45-14win over rival Charlevoix, on Oc-

tober 11 at Charlevoixs Kipke

Field.

Winners of six straight, the

Ramblers upped their season

record to 6-1 overall, 4-0 Lake

Michigan Conference, while the

Rayders dropped their sixth

straight contest to slip to 1-6, 0-4.The Ramblers struck first as

they marched 70 yards downfield

with Corey Redman calling his

own number just under two min-

utes into the contest and rolling

out to the right and sprinting to

the end zone for a 25 yard scoreand a 6-0 Rambler lead as the

point after attempt was blocked

by the Rayders.Boynes Max Cuper would then

recover a Rayder fumble on

Charlevoixs next possession but

were unable to punch it in as

Redman was sacked on fourth

and three from the 17-yard line,

firing up the Rayder faithful.

The Rayders would then go

four and out, but following theirpunt the Charlevoix defense

would hold strong again stopping

Boyne on fourth down and taking

over on downs at the Rayder 10-

yard line.

Shane Sutherland and quarter-

back Luke Klinger would then

try and give Charlevoix somebreathing room but both werestuffed at the line of scrimmage

on second and third down as the

Rambler defense sniffed out both

plays.

On third and 10, Klinger went

to the air and found a streaking

Will Telgenhof down the right

sideline for a 90-yard touchdown

pass and following a successfulpoint after attempt; it was

Charlevoix 7, Boyne City 6 with2:28 remaining in the opening

quarter.In the second quarter, the Ram-

blers would get down to business

as their defense recovered a fum-ble on the Rayders first play of

the quarter, and then following a

Luke Sage touchdown run forBoyne; the Redman to Maceo Vro-

man connection took off, result-ing in three touchdown

receptions on gains of 69, 10 andsix yards as the Ramblers scored

27 unanswered points for a 33-7

halftime advantage.The third quarter would see

Charlevoix try to claw back in asSam Hovie pounded his way in

from the 2-yard line with 2:56 leftin the quarter and following the

extra-point kick it was 33-14 Ram-

blers.Boyne would tack on their final

two scores of the evening thefourth quarter as Redman found

a wide-open Cole Butler down the

right sideline as the tight-end

took it in from 42-yards out afterregaining his balance after

stretching out for the ball.Sage would add another Ram-

bler score for the final 45-14.The Rambler offense was led

by Redman, as he finished 6-of-11

passing for 152 yards, four touch-downs and a pick. Vroman

hauled in three catches for 85yards, while Butler added 42

yards receiving.Sage carried 25 times for 119

yards and Brad Fouchia chipped

in with 70 yards on six carries. \Defensively for Boyne, Cuper

led the Ramblers with 11 stops;Sage had 10 tackles and Vroman

six. Cuper and Vroman each had

fumble recoveries, while Fouchia

had an interception.For the Rayders, Klinger went

4-of-7 passing for 115 yards andNate Moon finished 6-of-10 for 120

yards through the air. Telgenhoffinished with a game-high 176

yards receiving on five catches.

Shane Sutherland had 11 tack-les to lead the Rayder defense,

while Klinger added an intercep-tion.

Boyne City plays host to ElkRapids on October 18 at Earl

Brotherston field, while

Charlevoix welcomes HarborSprings to Kipke Field. Game

times are 7pm.

Pl ayoff Bound

Boyne Citys Brdley Fouchi (2) gets little help fro tete mc alexnder (5) s the Ryder defense oves in. (PhoTo By CiNda ShumakeR)

The Chrlevoix defense led by Bryn Noirot (21) nd Will Telgenhof (3)wrp up Rbler running bck Luke Sge for loss.

(PhoTo By CiNda ShumakeR)


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DNR NEWS

DNR stressestree stand

safetyTake precautions whenhunting deer from tree

stand or elevated platorm

As hunters head to the

woods for the archery deerseason, Michigan conserva-

tion officers are stressingsafety for those hunting from

tree stands or elevated plat-forms.

Tree stands are popular

with many hunters who wantan increased advantage, but

improper use of them can re-

sult in injuries and death,said Sgt. Tom Wanless,Hunter Education Program

supervisor for the Michigan

Department of Natural Re-sources. We always stress

safety when using a treestand or raised platform.

The important things to re-member when using a tree

stand for hunting are:* Buy a safe and comfort-

able stand and harness thats

right for you. Safe and reli-able equipment reduces your

chance of injury.* Carefully read all instruc-

tions and warnings providedwith your stand.

* Practice setting up your

stand and safety equipmentat ground level first. Use all

recommended safety strapsand pins to secure the stand.

* Wear the safety harnessat all times when climbing,

hunting and descending.

* Choose a harness with aquick-release system that

will hold you right-side-upand not restrict your breath-

ing should you fall.* Maintain your equipment

look for wear, stress points

and loose fasteners. Fix or re-place worn equipment imme-

diately.* Choose as straight a tree

as possible, and watch fordead, overhanging limbs and

rotten wood.

* Use extra care whenhunting from a smooth-

barked tree (such as aspen,maple, hickory and beech)

because if it rains, they get

slippery.* Use extra care when

hunting from a frozen tree.

Avoid using elevated standswhen its icy.

* Always use a haul rope tobring gear, firearm or bow to

and from the ground.* Always unload your gun

before hauling.

* If hauling a bow, tie yourline to the top limb of the

bow when climbing and thebottom when descending to

avoid snagging arrows intree branches.

* Be extra alert when

climbing or descending fromthe stand. These are when

most tree-stand accidentsoccur.

For more information onhunting regulations and safe

use of equipment, check

the 2013 hunting digests.

DNR FishingTipTips for taking crappie

in the fall

Crappies often stay indeeper water and tend to

move around more as they

target schools of baitfishThis time of year can bring

some of the best resultswhen it comes to fishing for

crappie. Want to target thesepanfish when you head out in

the coming days or weeks?

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they target large schools ofbaitfish. If you use baits that

imitate a crappies food of

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Keep in mind that crappieswill get less and less active as

the water cools off and theyslow down. Youll then want

to slow your presentation

and offer smaller baits tokeep seeing success.

Try your luck at somegreat crappie fishing this fall.

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Rayders earnhuge win over

Elk RapidsBy Chris Fiel

Charlvox 5, elk Rapds 3

ELK RAPIDS The

Charlevoix Rayder soc-cer team picked up a

Huge win over ElkRapids on October 10 to

finish the regular sea-son on an eight game

winning streak.

The Rayders finishedthe season 14-3 overall,

8-2 in the Lake Michi-gan Conference.

Walker Drost con-

nected on what coachJon Boss called an

amazing shot to getthe scoring started for

Charlevoix, putting theball just out of the

goalies reach.Justin Pearl took a

pass from Davis Labelle

for the second Raydergoal.

Tied 2-2 in the secondhalf, Nick Snabes

scored on a penaltykick to give Charlevoix

a 3-2 lead.

Wes Crandle added agoal on an assist by

Drost, and Labelle fin-

ished the scoring on afree kick.

Everyone hadplayed a great game,

coming together to wina big game, to finish off

the regular season,Boss added.

Ramblers fall indistrict actionelk Rapds 1, Boyn Cty 0

ELK RAPIDS The

Ramblers bowed out ofdistrict play with a

hard-fought 1-0 loss to

Elk Rapids on October14.

The Elks scored eightminutes into the con-

test, but the Ramblerdefense held them the

remainder of the game.

Jared Fleming had 22saves in goal for the

Ramblers.Boyne seniors Nigel

Bell, Cored Bohnet,Landon Kartes and

Chris Moore were each

credited with leadingthe team with a strong

effort by coach NickBaic.

By Chris Fiel

east Jordan 42, maron 30

ALMA In a season of ups

and downs, the hardworking East

Jordan Red Devils got back on thewinning track after dropping

their previous three straight con-tests with a 42-30 non-conference

victory over Marion at Alma Col-lege on October 11.

The win pushed the Red Devils

back over the .500 mark at 4-3overall.

(Marion) is a very good foot-ball team, East Jordan coach

Allan Peterson said. I cant be-

lieve this team has only won onefootball game. We wore them

down, they only had 15 playersand we just wore them

down. Our kids never stoppedplaying hard and we outscored

them.

East Jordan got on the boardfirst as Dustin Hejka found Wyatt

Crick for a 25-yard touchdownwith 9:18 to go in the opening

quarter.It took Marion only three plays

and less than two minutes later to

respond as they went to the air aswell with quarterback Tyrel Hall

finding Ethan Russell for a 65-yard scoring strike and with the

conversion, Marion took a 8-6

lead.

Following turnovers by both

squads, the later an interceptionby EJs Jaden Hoffman at the

Marion 25 yard line; the Red Dev-ils bounced right back, as Hejka

scrambled in from five yards outto put East Jordan back on top 12-

8 with 4:55 left in the first quar-

ter as the conversion attemptfailed.

After the Red Devil kickoff,Marion marched 65 yards for an-

other score, highlighted by a 45-yard pass completion from Hall to

Brad Fall, giving Marion a 14-12

lead as the point after attemptwas no good.

East Jordan added another pairof scores in the second quarter,

as Hejka and Ben Walton bothfound the endzone from about

three yards out for the Red Devil

touchdowns, while Marion wasable to claw their way in for eight

second quarter points.The Red Devils took a 26-22 lead

into the half.We had some very good play

from our offensive line with

Oscar Scheier and Weston Swan-son as well as Jaden Hoffman and

Nick Holt, coach Petersonadded. Tim Schut and Noah Bac-

chus ran very hard and Ben Wal-ton was super tough inside.

Marion went back on top in just

under halfway through the third

quarter 30-26, but that would be

the last time Eagles would holdthe lead.

Schut would find paydirt with3:44 left in the quarter as he rum-

bled in from 10 yards out, andadded the conversion run for a 34-

30 East Jordan advantage.

He would then add a little morebreathing room late in the fourth

quarter for the Red Devils as hefound his way for another score

with just under two minutes re-maining in the game, tack on the

conversion pass from Hejka to

Bacchus and the finally tally ofthe night, 42-30 EJ.

I am very proud of this bunch;they will always work hard and

never quit, Peterson noted.Bacchus rushed for 103 yards

on 14 carries to lead the Red Devil

ground game, while Waltonadded 98 yards on 11 rush at-

tempts and Schut carried 11times for 69 yards.

Hejka finished 3-of-8 passingfor 45 yards and picked up 31

yards rushing.

Schut was the leading receiverwith 20 yards on two recpetions.

On the defensive side, Waltonfinished with 10 tackles, while

Bacchus had seven stops and an

interception. Jordan Peterson,Crick, Michael Suess and Hejka

each added six tackles. Hejka and

Hoffman also had interceptions.

The Red Devils (1-3 in the LMC)will host Grayling (4-0 LMC) at

Boswell Stadium for their home-coming game on Friday, October

18. Game time is 7pm.

JV resultseast Jordan JV 46, maron JV 0

ALMA In JV action, the Red

Devils improved to 6-1 on the sea-son with a convincing 46-0 win

over Marion on October 11 at

Alma College.

Donny Cutler led the way withthree touchdowns, including anopening kickoff return for a

score.Robert Goodrich, Skyler

Schuler and Rob Sherman also

got into the scoring action, whileTrey Peterson scored on a two-

point conversion and Cutleradded two extra-point kicks.

Schuler also returned a fumblefor a score and Billy Burgher and

Jordan Cartwright also recovered

fumbles. Cutler, Peterson, andAndrew Halbert were the leading

tacklers for the Red Devils.EJ travels to Grayling JV on

Thursday, October 16.

Re devils back on the winning trackfOOTBALLSOCCER

VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP

By Chris Fiel

Boyne City im-proves to 6-0 inconference

ELK RAPIDS The Ramblers

improved to 33-10-3 overall, 6-0

conference on the season after

defeating Elk Rapids on October8 in a Lake Michigan Conferencematch-up.

Boyne downed the Elks, 25-18,25-15, 25-13.

Heather Nichols led the Ram-

blers with 38 assists and 14 digs,while Paige Hornbeck added 15

digs.Kylie Hicks finished with 11

kills, Mallory Karasewski addedsix kills and Megan Rushlow had

six aces.

Kristen Rushlow, Erin Baker,Courtney Weldon all served at

100 percent.Everyone contributed to the

win and played well together as ateam, Rambler coach Casie

Parker said.

Rayders nishrunner up atSuttons Bay

InvitationalSUTTONS BAY The Ray-

der varsity volleyball team con-

tinues to improve and look

sharp as districts near, finish-

ing runner-up at the 16-team

Suttons Bay Invitational on Oc-

tober 12.

Charlevoix finished with a 4-

2 record on the day, falling

twice to eventual champion Le-

land.

In pool play the Rayders

dropped a pair to Leland 25-18,

25-21, then downed Traverse

City Christian 25-13, 25-13, be-

fore defeating Rogers City 24-

26, 25-18, 16-14.

Advancing to Gold pool play,

Charlevoix beat Kingsley, 25-13,

26-24 and then got by Cheboy-

gan 25-16, 26-24 to advance to

the finals against Leland where

they bowed out, 20-25, 18-25.

What a big day for the Ray-

der Volleyball Varsity team,

Charlevoix coach Audra Ran-

dall said. It was a big for the

girls walking in knowing their

pool had two state rankedteams Leland and Roger City,

which they had taken losses to

already this season.

For Charlevoix, Madeline

Boss earned team most valu-

able player as she finished with

80 kills and 41 digs on the day,

while Jennaca Holecheck

added 35 kills, 39 digs, five aces,

six blocks and nine assists, and

Gloria Greene had 55 assists, 17

digs and seven aces.

Olivia Storm added 56 assists

and three aces, and Yogi Hang

added 59 digs and five aces.

My girls played together and

played through some tough bat-

tles today, coach Randall

added. I am proud of their

ability to adapt, step in, and

play with true grit. We kept our

composure during tough times

and made many great plays at

the right time, all under pres-

sure. I applaud the girls and

their efforts. They should be

proud of each and every one of

their teammates.

Also for the Rayders, Madi

Carey added seven blocks, sixkills and five digs; Kelsey Pis-

chner had 13 digs, seven kills

and six aces; Emily Zabawa

had 11 kills, four blocks and 13

assists; and Kylie Scholten had

seven kills and six blocks.

All the girls contributed in

many different ways, but one

thing I do know to be true is

that we all had fun at this tour-

nament, Randall noted.

Charlevoix stands at 28-14-1

following the tournament.

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floor plan isnt quite to your

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it or adding on. If youre

looking at an existing home

and will need to remodel or

expand to suit your needs,

the estimated cost of renova-

tion needs to be considered

when making an offer.

Also, consider the features

of a home:Walls. While these are

among the easiest to remedy,

they also make a huge first

impression. If the walls need

to be painted, are covered in

wallpaper or are painted a

color you find distasteful,

picture them crisp and clean

in the color of your choice

thats how they could look

after you paint them.

Floors. Like walls, carpet

or floor surfaces that are old

or outdated can be easily re-

placed. You could even ask

for a carpet allowance in

your bid, especially if youre

in a buyers market.

View. Things like old,

uglyeven dirtywindows

and window treatments canmake a view appear less de-

sirable. Those things can be

improved, so unless the only

view you have is of your

neighbors clunker on the

side of the house, dont get

hung up on what is surely a

fixable view.

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Real Estate CornerQuestion & Answers About Selling Real Estate

Boyne City ranch situated on

over two-and-a-half acres

Coplnts of mk Stark,Stark Ralty,inc. (231) 536-7700

Look for a Homes Potential. Cosmetic issues are easy to remedy

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Located just inside the Boyne City limits,

this three-bedroom, two-bath ranch homesits on a huge parcel of property; compris-ing over two-and-a-half acres. What a

great opportunity to enjoy country styleliving with all the amenities and conven-

ience of downtown Boyne City just a shortdistance away.

The home offers approximately 1,584

square feet of living space, PLUS a large

full basement that could easily be finishedshould additional living area be desired.

The main level layout is both spacious andwell-designed, with generous room sizes,

plenty of natural outdoor light, handy first

floor laundry area, central air condition-ing, and an attached two-car garage. A

spacious deck overlooks the beautiful yardthat is landscaped with mature shade trees

and gorgeous flower gardens. There is also

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two-and-a-half acres is located at 1123 Jef-ferson Street in Boyne City, and it is listed

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2005 Ford E-350 super dutyCube Van. $9,900 Rivertown

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Winter Seasonal PositionsAt Mt McSauba. The City ofCharlevoix is seeking serv-ice-oriented professionalswho have the ability to proj-ect a courteous and positivepublic image of the City. Ap-plicants must be at least 18years old unless otherwisestated. POSITIONS OPENUNTIL FILLED. For further

information visit City Hall or

our website at www.city-ofcharlevoix.org. Counter At-

tendant - 26 hours per week.$8.00-$10.00/hr. Assists inthe operation of lift ticket of-fice including collection offunds, ski rentals, and track-ing of usage. Ensure count-er and rental area is organ-ized. Contribute to a safework environment and proj-ect a courteous and positiveimage of the City ofCharlevoix to the public.Works indoors in busy andoften noisy area. Interactionwith children and parentsrequires maturity to maintainprofessional customer serv-ice. Work schedule is basedon weather and includesweekends. See Counter At-

tendant job description for

further details. Target for fill-ing position is November 4,

2013.Winter Seasonal Positions

At Mt McSauba. The City ofCharlevoix is seeking serv-ice-oriented professionalswho have the ability to proj-ect a courteous and positivepublic image of the City. Ap-plicants must be at least 18years old unless otherwisestated. POSITIONS OPENUNTIL FILLED. For furtherinformation visit City Hall orour website at www.city-ofcharlevoix.org. Ski Patrol(On call/back-up; hours vary)- $9.25-$11.50/hr. PatrolMt. McSauba Ski Area toensure a safe environmentis maintained and provide

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Log cabin, Mackinaw City,Paradise Lake, two cargarage, reduced to $43,500.231-203-1856

BEAUTIFULLY SET 3 bed-room with loft, newly remod-eled, basement, coveredlarge deck on 8.5 acres.Onaway area. $40,000. 989-733-2703

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ELECTION NOTICE

NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION TO THE ELECTORS OF THEFOLLOWING CITY/TOWNSHIP

CHARLEVOIX COUNTY, MICHIGANTO BE HELD NOVEMBER 5, 2013

To the qualified electors of the following City/Township notice is hereby given that a General Electionwill be held on Tuesday, November 5, 2013, for the purpose of electing officials for the followingoffices:

Council Members (City of Charlevoix Ward 1, Ward 2, Ward 3)Clerk (City of Charlevoix)City Commission (City of Boyne City)City Commissioners (City of East Jordan)

And to vote on the following proposal(s): (if any)

ST. JAMES TOWNSHIP PROPOSAL TO RENEW FIRE PROTECTION MILLAGEST. JAMES TOWNSHIP PROPOSAL TO RENEW MEDICAL CENTER MILLAGE

ST. JAMES TOWNSHIP PROPOSAL TO RENEW ROAD MILLAGE

Full text of the ballot proposals may be obtained at the office of the County Clerk or the City/Township

Clerk listed below.

Jean Wierenga, Clerk Cindy Grice, Clerk/TreasurerSt. James Township City of Boyne CityPO Box 284 319 North Lake StreetBeaver Island MI 49782 Boyne City MI 49712231 448-2915 231 582-6597City Clerk Cheltzi Wilson, ClerkCity of Charlevoix City of East Jordan210 State Street 201 Main StreetCharlevoix MI 49720 East Jordan, MI 49727231 547-3250 231 536-3381

Cheryl Potter Browe, County Clerk203 Antrim Street

Charlevoix, MI 49720231-547-7200

The Polls of said election will be open at 7 oclock a.m. and will remain open until 8 oclock p.m. ofsaid day of election.

List of all polling place locations:

St. James Township Hall 448-201437735 Michigan Avenue, Beaver Island, 49782

Boyne City Hall 582-6597319 N. Lake St, Boyne City, 49712

Charlevoix City Hall 547-3250210 State St., Charlevoix, 49720

East Jordan Civic Center 536-3381101 Civic Center Lane, East Jordan, 49727

Education

ELLSWORTH

COMMUNITY SCHOOL

Is seeking a qualified candidateto support improvement of mid-dle school student academicachievement. The teacher wouldwork with students and faculty toprovide targeted instruction incore subject areas, including:mathematics and language arts.A valid Michigan Teaching Certifi-cate is required. Must be able towork 25-30 hours per week dur-ing the school year.

Please submit resume to :Aaron Gaffney, Superintendent

9467 Park Street

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2009 GMC 1500 truck, 4wheel drive, Z-71 packagewith electric trailer brakes,stealth gray, extended war-ranty good until January2015 or 111,000 miles,

$21,000. 989-390-1778.2010 Chevy Colorado. 4WD,only 79K. Nice. As low as

$249 a month. Drive NowAuto Sales, 2215 US High-way 31 N, Petoskey. Phone231-347-3200. www.dri-venow123.com

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1995 Chevy Astro Van. Glad-iator luxury design package.Loaded, wheelchair lift, only72K, new tires. Sale Price$7,495. Rivertown AutoGroup, The Best for Less989 VFW Rd, Cheboygan,231-627-6700. www.River-

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1999 Nissan Quest Minivan,133,000 miles, indoor stor-age for six years, no rust,good condition, $3,300, 231-587-5632.

2010 Dodge Grand CaravanSE. Stow-N-Go, seats 7, 4captains chairs. As low as$299 a month. Rivertown

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Less 989 VFW Rd, Cheboy-gan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

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Small, private collector pay-ing cash for Baseball, Foot-ball cards before 1970. Gay-lord area. 231-373-0842

Wanted to Buy: Mineralrights which are under cur-rent production. For infor-mation, call Rick at 989-858-3783

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

Wanted: BRICKS manufac-tured by Boyne City Bricksin excellent to great condi-tion. Please call 231-547-

9440 or 231-582-7511 Leavedetailed message. [email protected]

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