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The Cellular Connection, Local Verizon Headquarters in Charlevoix, East Jordan, Petoskey and Bellaire, Congratulates the Athletes of the Week
The Charlevoix Rayders Volleyball Team
athetes of the week
The Rayders reached the final four of volleyball this past week as theycaptured the school’s first ever quarter final victory, prior to that, theyclaimed the school’s first ever regional championship, and in the processclaimed their third straight district title shortly after capturing the LakeMichigan Conference championship. Charlevoix also set a school recordfor wins in a season, as the Lady Rayders went 49-5-6.
By Chris Fiel
CHARLEVOIX – Home court
advantage, packed house, an op-
portunity to advance to the state
semifinals at Kellogg Arena in
Battle Creek. That was the set-
ting on November 15, as the
Charlevoix Rayders took to the
volleyball court.
The Rayders, in front of a very
loud, standing room only crowd
at their home gymnasium at
Charlevoix High School, played
with fire, focus and determina-
tion in getting past the Gremlins
of Houghton 25-16, 24-26, 25-17, 25-
20 and continued their history
making season as they advanced
to the Class C state semifinals.
Charlevoix improved to 49-4-6
and will take their coaches poll
No. 6 ranking up against that of
No. 1 ranked Morley-Stanwood,
which stands 56-4-2.
In the first set, the Rayders
built a 20-12 lead and eventually
finished the set with an Anna
Way block kill and sent the crowd
into a frenzy.
With a 1-0 set lead, Charlevoix
looked to go up another as they
jumped out to a 5-1 lead behind
the serving of senior Jenna Way.
That cushion would be short
lived though, as the Gremlins
battled back and eventually took
a 14-9 lead behind the hitting of
Joey Carroll and Blaire Zenner
and the serving of Genevieve
Flaspohler. Charlevoix made a
comeback behind the strong at-
tacking of freshman Madeline
Boss, junior Karley Pearsall and
senior Megan Peters. The Ray-
ders eventually went up 24-23 on
the serving of senior Chelsie
Hoffman. But after a missed
serve, Houghton closed the door
as they pulled out a hard-fought
26-24 victory on a Carroll kill,
evening the match at a set apiece.
Following the loss, Rayder
coach Liz Shaw, reminded her
team it was time to get back on
track, capture the momentum
and play their game like they are
used to.
“Coach just said, it’s time to
play our game, and play like we
are capable of,” senior libero,
Kelly Greyerbiehl said.
“We knew coming into the
game that we were too amped up
during the regional finals, and
that we needed to calm our
nerves and channel them in a
positive way,” Greyerbiehl noted.
“We just focused, got the momen-
tum back in our favor, and played
like it was just another game.”
That little piece of advice
pushed the Rayders in the third
set as they seemed to take off
from a 15-15 tie and seemed to go
on cruise control in pulling out
the 25-17 win on a Peters cross-
court kill from the right side of
the net.
Peters finished the set with
seven kills, while Boss added a
pair and the Rayders got out-
standing serving from Greyer-
biehl and Kelsey Way.
With a 2-1 set advantage,
Charlevoix looked to close the
door, and after falling behind 0-1,
they tied the score and went up 2-
1 and never looked back as the
score would never be closer than
one point the rest of the set.
The Rayders went up 23-20, and
then the countdown began. With
the Maroon and White clad
crowd getting louder, Boss sent a
kill from the left side to pull
Charlevoix within a point of the
win, sophomore Jennaca
Holecheck then stepped up to the
task and delivered an ace, send-
ing the crowd into an uproar as
the Rayder bench cleared and
rushed the court mobbing their
teammates.
“Words can’t describe the feel-
ing, the excitement and the en-
ergy at that point,” an adrenaline
filled Greyerbiehl said. “The
packed gym, so much positivity,
we’ve worked so hard this season.
Dreams do come true, it’s almost
surreal its happening.”
Always steady senior setter
Jenna Way finished the night
with 40 assists, 25 digs, eight kills
and four aces to lead the Rayders.
Fellow seniors Megan Peters
and Kelly Greyerbiehl also had
outstanding performances in
front of the home crowd. Peters
had a monster game at the net
with 17 kills, while Greyerbiehl
led the defense with 31 digs and
was 34-of-35 on serve reception.
Boss also stepped up at the net
with 12 kills, while Pearsall
chipped in with 11. Chelsie Hoff-
man added 17 digs; Kelsey Way
had 14 digs; and Maddy Zimmer-
man added 10.
Greyerbiehl also added that it
was amazing to see the commu-
nity and surrounding area sup-
port. “It’s awesome; so cool that
that many people came to see us
play! Amazing, the bleachers
were full, there was not an empty
spot in the gym.”
No matter the outcome of the
semifinal weekend, the 2011
Charlevoix Rayder volleyball
team has put their stamp on this
outstanding season, and made
their mark on school history
with a number of firsts.
Congratulations Charlevoix
Rayders, your determination,
passion and the way you carry
yourselves already makes you
champions.
The Houghton Gremlins fin-
ished the season at 41-10-5.
Making History……
AgAin!Charlevoix advances to state volleyball semifinals
Charlevoix’s Karley Pearsall sends a kill shot over the net as houghton’s#5 Blaire Zenner and #12 linnea dunstan try and defend. Pearsall fin-ished the game with 11 kills.
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A packed house of maroon andWhite cheered on the Rayder vol-leyball team as they advanced tothe state semi-finals.
PhoTo By AdAm EssElmAnThe Rayder volleyball team is mobbed by their fans following the final point that sent them to Battle Creek.
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By Chris Fiel
BATTLE CREEK – Despite car-
rying a ton of momentum and
support, the Charlevoix Rayder
volleyball teams amazing journey
came to an end at the hands of the
eventual state champions.
The Rayders however, did not
make it an easy task for Morely-
Stanwood, as they put up a fight
in each set before falling 25-19, 25-
22, 25-12 in the Class C semifinal
match at Kellogg Arena on No-
vember 18. Charlevoix closed out
the season with a 49-5-6 record.
“We were in each game, and led
in each set,” Rayder coach Liz
Shaw said. “”We had too many un-
forced errors that gave them the
momentum, and in playing at this
level, it is too hard to recover and
they took advantage of it.”
After the Mohawks went up 1-0
in the first set, The Rayders
peeled off four straight points for
a 4-1 advantage, highlighted by
back-to-back aces from Jenna Way.
Morley-Stanwood would then
battle back to even the score at 7-7,
neither team would go ahead by
more than two until it was knot-
ted up again at 16-16.
The Mohawks then used their
hitting attack led by four kills
from Brett Chesebro and another
three by Bailey Cairnduff to take
the opening set 25-19.
Charlevoix bounced back in the
second set, taking an early 4-2 ad-
vantage, and going up 18-13 on a
Madeline Boss kill. The Mohawks
then used the serving of Kayla
Rosman to battle back and regain
momentum in scoring nine
straight points for a 22-18 Morley-
Stanwood advantage.
The Rayders would pull to
within 20-22, and again at 22-24,
but that’s as close as they would
get, as a Cairnduff kill put the
game away for a 2-0 set lead.
In the third and final set, the
two teams battled to a 5-5 tie, and
then the Mohawks went on a 12-0
run behind the serving of Alexis
Huntey and the timely hitting of
Chesebro. Charlevoix would battle
back to within 10-19 and again at
12-23. Back-to-back kills by Divi-
sion I bound Huntley would send
the Mohawks to the finals and end
the Rayders remarkable season.
Huntley will play at George Wash-
ington University next fall.
“We had opportunities, they
(Morley-Stanwood) attacked well,”
Shaw noted. “We had 10 serve re-
ceive errors, ant that’s a credit to
them, they served tough at us, and
having a Miss volleyball runner-
up didn’t hurt them either.”
Jenna Way finished with 16 as-
sists, nine kills, and four aces,
Megan Peters had eight kills,
while libero Kelly Greyerbiehl fin-
ished with 12 digs and was 28-of-28
in serve reception, Kelsey Way
chipped in with 11 digs and
Chelsie Hoffman had eight for the
Rayders.
Alexis Huntey had a game-high
19 kills for Morley-Stanwood
along with six aces and 13 digs,
while Bailey Cairnduff had 14
kills and Brett Chesebro 10.
Melissa Holland finished with 22
assists for the Mohawks.
“It’s been a great year, the best
ever for our program,” said coach
Shaw. “This gives the younger
girls a stepping stone; our pro-
gram keeps getting better and bet-
ter every year.” “It will be sad to
see this group of senior go, their
leadership carried us the entire
season, but we are excited in what
we have coming up through the
program.”
Charlevoix will graduate seven
seniors in Kelly Greyerbiehl,
Chelsie Hoffman, Kelsey Way, Alli-
son Hankins, Maddy Zimmerman,
Megan Peters and Jenna Way.
The Rayders memorable season
saw them set a school record for
victories, with 49; they also won
the school’s first ever regional vol-
leyball title and made their first
appearance in semifinals. In the
process of getting there, they cap-
tured the Lake Michigan Confer-
ence crown and another District
championship.
Rayders fall to eventual state champion Morley-Stanwood So CLoSe!
ABoVE: Chx players closing moments vs ms) Rayder seniors (l-R) megan Peters,Jenna Way, and Kelsey Way during closing moments of the third set.
RiGhT: Charlevoix’s madeline Bossgoes high for this kill against mor-ley-stanwood at Kellogg Arena inBattle Creek.
BEloW: Charlevoixjunior Anna Way tapsthe ball over the netduring third set ac-tion.
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By Chris Fiel
ALMA – Former Boyne City
athlete Kolbi Shumaker is making
strides in his adjustment from
Boyne City High School to Divi-
sion III Alma College just fine ac-
cording to head coach Judd
Folske.
In a recent phone conversation
with Folske, he commented on
how Shumaker is fitting in really
well with his new teammates, and
that he is a fine young man and a
joy to be around.
When asked what interested
him in Kolbi’s services, Folske
had this to say, “First of all, he’s
and athlete, a very good baseball
player with a good baseball back-
ground.” “We’ve been watching
him for about two years, and
along with his academics, we feel
he is a good fit for our program.
With 11 seniors departed, and
another two players transferring,
the need for athletes with skills
was a priority for Folske and his
staff.
“I’ve been doing this for 40+
years, and we know how to de-
velop talent, we will get some
good use out of Kolbi’s arm, he
will play multiple positions for us,
and he brings that “impact
player” mentality.
Folske also noted that learning
baseball has no age, “First year
players are only rookies until
their first at-bat.”
Alma recently participated in
their fall ball program, which in-
volves a lot of drill work where
the ball players work in groups,
hitting, middle and outfield. The
object of fall ball is to create situ-
ations, both offensively and defen-
sively. There are always balls
flying according to Folske, with
hitting by coaches to the fielders
in between every batter.
“The only way they’re going to
get better is by touching the ball.”
Folske noted. “Kolbi struggled a
bit at third from time to time, but
overall, he has a real good arm, a
good stick, and he will see some
good pitching over the course of
the season.”
The players are allowed to play
in up to 40 games, and with a Var-
sity/Junior Varsity schedule that
totals 70 games, many of the play-
ers will see time at both levels.
Shumaker is slated to see time
at third base at the JV level and
will do some pitching at the Var-
sity level according to his coach.
Some of the goals set forth by
the Alma staff, are to develop
more strength and work to fine
tune some of his pitches. “One of
our goals is to get his cutter to
move a little more,” said Folske.
“We’re working on it.
With the ball season scheduled
to begin January 22. The team
will have five weeks of training
and they will see different veloci-
ties, and the coach looks to chal-
lenge them.
When pitching, Shumaker will
be on a three day rotation. Some
of the offensive goals set forth for
Kolbi and all of the first year play-
ers are to situation hit and divide
the plate.
“We are working on getting all
first year players more disci-
plined and putting the ball in play
with what the pitchers are giving
them,” the coach said.
Folske finished by saying that
Kolbi is a great addition to Alma
and the baseball program, he has
a big upside in him, he has to an-
swer that call and he undoubtedly
will.
Former Boyne City standout Kolbi shumaker is shown here throwing for alma College during fall ball action.
CouRTEsy PhoTo
Where are they now?Former Boyne City standout Kolbi Shumaker is now throwing pitches for Alma College.
Boyne City wins a pair of road games.Middle School BaSketBall
The Challenge for Challenge, a
Cyclocross race took place at the
Challenge Mountain ski area on
Sunday, Nov. 13, in Boyne Falls.
The event was sponsored by No
Boundaries of Boyne City; with
the proceeds benefitting Chal-
lenge Mtn. There were multiple
events for adults along with chil-
dren’s events, music, food, beer,
wine and entertainment. For
race results, contact Bob at No
Boundaries in Boyne City,
231.582.3200.
By Chris Fiel
TRAVERSE CITY – The Boyne
City 8th grade basketball team
improved to 4-0 with a come-
back victory over Traverse City
St. Elizabeth, while the 7th
grade team came up short in its
effort against their counter-
parts on November 16.
HARBOR SPRINGS — The
Boyne City 8th grade basketball
team surged past Harbor
Springs 32-23 as Derek Willis
and Tanner Evans each scored
11 points for the Ramblers. Jor-
dan Struble and Tanner Evans
were the defensive players of
the game.
The Boyne City 7th grade
team used a late fourth quarter
blitz to battle back from a four
point deficit to defeat Harbor
Springs 18 – 17 on an Ethan
Book layup with under a minute
to go. A cutting Book received a
nice bounce pass from Kane
McPherson off a sideout in-
bounds play and the defense
stood strong in preserving the
victory. Griffin Powers led
Boyne with eight points, while
Dominic Archey grabbed eight
boards.
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BEloW mountain bike enthusiasts are all bunched up as they take off
for the beginning of their heat.
ABoVE: A successful finish for this youngster as he raises his arms incompletion of the course.
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Indian River Eagles Bazaar,Sat Dec. 10, 10am - 5pm.Lunch 11-3 at Eagles Hall,5743 S. Straits Hwy. Raffles,lots of items for sale. Do youhave stuff to sell? Tables $15.231-238-7589, Shirley. AllProceeds for cancer
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DO YOU HAVE SOME-THING NICE TO SAY? Wewould like to hear somethingnice you have to say aboutbusinesses or people inNorthern Michigan. Send usa note in the mail or by e-mail. Each week we will pub-lish positive comments fromour readers in the CharlevoixCounty News. Mail your noteto Charlevoix County News,PO Box 205, Boyne City, MI49712 or e-mail toOffice@CharlevoixCoun-tyNews.com. Negative notesmay be sent elsewhere.
PROFESSIONAL TAROTREADER. Available for in-home parties! Book yourstoday: 989-731-6400
Your Classified ad intheCharlevoix County Newsis placed in the Nationaldatabase of more than200,000 classified ads withAmerican Classifieds for noextra charge. Classified adsin the Charlevoix CountyNews are just $2.00 for 10words. Place your ad on-line atwww.CharlevoixCountyNews.com or call 231-330-8062.
AnTiques & cOllecTiBles
Antique 2-man handsaws.From $10 to $20. Call 989-732-4758
GENUINE William Moore 12gauge, double barrel shot-gun. London fine twist bar-rels, very nice condition &operable, $1,100 obo. Also,antique clocks, too numerousto mention. I got a new hobbyso I am selling out. Reason-able offers will be accepted.Call Ed, 231-526-2571
Historic Firearms! Musketbuilt in 1814, used in the Bat-tle of New Orleans and theCivil War. 9 cut off barrel. Stilloperable, $700 OBO. BritishEnfield, long gun Musket.Manufactured in 1845. Verynice condition, minus shoul-der strap, operable, $1800OBO. Genuine WilliamMoore 12-gauge, double bar-rel shotgun. London fine twistbarrels, very nice condition &operable, $1,100 OBO. Also,Antique clocks (too numer-ous to mention) Got a newhobby, so I’m selling out.Reasonable offers will be ac-cepted. Call Ed at 231-526-2571
Hundreds of DVD’s, col-lectibles at Northern Litho,403 Peninsular St, Grayling.Behind Bear’s Den Pizza.Info call 231-373-0842
WANTED: Hunting and Fish-ing collectables and decoys.989-370-0499
APArTmenTs fOr renT
CHARLEVOIX: 2 bedroomapartment, $650 month, heatincluded. Close to town. 231-881-0110
AucTiOns
CHRISTMAS AUCTION Nov.11 (Fri) 4:30pm. 1454 E.Miller Rd, Fairview. TroyerAuctions. 989-848-2444(home), 989-848-9991(barn). www.Troyerauc-tions.net
AuTO PArTs
Jeep Alloy Wheels: 2 - 1993factory with honeycomb pat-tern. 235/75R15 tire size. $60each. 4 - 1998 factory with tri-angle-tear drop pattern.235/75R15 tire size. $350 forset. East Jordan 231-536-7347.
Used tire sale. All 16 and 17inch tires reduced. Maxx
Garage. 989-732-4789
AuTOmOBiles
I BUY CARS! Wrecked or inneed of mechanical repair,1995 and up. Gaylord area.989-732-9362
1996 Ford Aspire. 117kmiles, 35 mpg, good trans-portation $1,200 OBO. Gay-lord area. 231-373-0842
ZERO DOWN on selectedautos to qualified buyers! Nocredit? Bad credit? Buy here,Pay here. Tailored Enterprisesin Petoskey, call 888-774-2264 orwww.tailoredenterprises.com
1994 Dodge Intrepid. Runsand drives. $900. 989-732-4789
1999 KIA RIO. 4 cyl, stick,100,000 miles. Doesn’t run.Engine has no compression.$400. 989-350-9238
2000 AWD Bravada. $2900.Great Interior, very slightdamage to pass. rearbumper. Just tuned up. AWDneeds tuneup. Call 989-619-8494
child cAre
AUNT DEBI’S DAYCARE. Li-censed. Openings 0-12 yr.
Preschool. Reasonablerates. 231-547-1802
clAssic AuTO
1970 CHEVY IMPALA. 350,automatic. $600 obo. 989-732-3224
CASH FOR OLD CARS.Please don’t send to crusher.Michel’s Collision & Restora-tion 231-348-7066
FOR SALE: 1940 FORDPICKUP. 231-348-7066
clOThing
ABERCROMBIE-FITCH,Hollister, Hurley. Jeans -30x30, T-shirts - S-M. All ingood shape. $5-$15. 231-536-7525
LOST WEIGHT due to ill-ness. Have to replace wintercoats, sweaters, fleece pantsand tops, more. Women’slarge size. $5 - $30. 989-348-2354
cOmPuTers & Office
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Local hosting, local service.Go to www.MittenHosting.com.Safe and secure. Small orlarge websites.
COMPUTER GIVING YOUHEADACHES? Call Davethe Computer Doc at 989-731-1408 for in-your-home orbusiness repair, service, up-grades, virus and spywareremoval, training.
finAnciAl
FREE BANKRUPTCYCONSULTATION. Consid-ering bankruptcy? Over-whelmed by debts,garnishments, reposses-sions and/or foreclosure? Atthe law office of Christine M.Brzezinski we can help youdetermine if Chapter 7bankruptcy is the right op-tion for your financial situa-tion and help you get afresh financial start. Call ustoday for a free consultationat 989-348-7777. We are adebt relief agency and as-sist people in bankruptcy.
firewOOd & wOOdsTOve
Burt Moeke Firewood. Cut,Split, Delivered. 231-631-
9600.
FREE HEAT & HOT WATER.Eliminate monthly heatingbills with Classic OUTDOORWOOD FURNACE fromCentral Boiler. Call today,989-733-7651
free iTems
HAVE SOMETHING TOGIVE AWAY? Free itemsclassified ads run free ofcharge in the CharlevoixCounty News. Call 989-732-8160 or e-mail your adto Office@CharlevoixCoun-tyNews.com.
fresh fOOds
Fresh Turkey, all natural freerange. No antibiotics orsteroids. Circle B Farms,Mancelona. 231-587-9580
furniTure
OAK TWIN Captains Bedwith drawers and mattress.$125. Glass top dining tablewith 4 chairs, $45. 231-535-2048
GREAT ROOMS is nowwholesaling mattresses tothe public. Prices begin at$89. 148 W. Main St. Down-
town Gaylord, corner of Mainand N. Court St. www.great-roomsgaylord.com. Call 989-748-4849
ASHLEY Cream Bedroomset. Tall headboard, 6-drawer dresser with mirror,nightstand and TV/Book-case. Like new. $500. 231-420-9393
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
Mossberg 500 12 gaugepump shotgun. 2 extra bar-rels: 28 bird barrel, slug bar-rel, and scope. Please emailrequests and questions topanza.pete@gmail.com
hAy & sTrAw
Hay For Sale 4x5 RoundBales. $25 each. Deliveryavailable. East Jordan, 231-735-2111
Featured Property
6112 BURLEY ROAD, ALANSON
Question & Answers AboutSelling Real Estate
Compliments of
mike stark,
stark Realty, inc.
(231) 536-7700
Prepping and
staging a house.
Every seller wants
her home to sell
fast and bring top dollar. Does
that sound good to you? Well, it’s
not luck that makes that happen.
It’s careful planning and knowing
how to professionally spruce up
your home that will send home
buyers scurrying for their check-
books. Here is how to prep a
house and turn it into an irre-
sistible and marketable home.
Here’s How:1. Disassociate Yourself With
Your Home.
Say to yourself, “This is not my
home; it is a house — a product to
be sold much like a box of cereal
on the grocery store shelf.
Make the mental decision to
“let go” of your emotions and
focus on the fact that soon this
house will no longer be yours.
Picture yourself handing over
the keys and envelopes contain-
ing appliance warranties to the
new owners!
Say goodbye to every room.
Don’t look backwards — look
toward the future.
2. De-Personalize.Pack up those personal photo-
graphs and family heirlooms.
Buyers can’t see past personal ar-
tifacts, and you don’t want them
to be distracted. You want buyers
to imagine their own photos on
the walls, and they can’t do that if
yours are there! You don’t want to
make any buyer ask, “I wonder
what kind of people live in this
home?” You want buyers to say, “I
can see myself living here.”
3. De-Clutter.People collect an amazing quan-
tity of junk. Consider this: if you
haven’t used it in over a year, you
probably don’t need it.
If you don’t need it, why not do-
nate it or throw it away?
Remove all books from book-
cases.
Pack up those knickknacks.
Clean off everything on kitchen
counters.
Put essential items used daily
in a small box that can be stored
in a closet when not in use.
Think of this process as a head-
start on the packing you will
Mike Stark
How To Prepare Your House For Sale
Real Estate Corner
Price reduced on this delightfullakefront home
For more info contactPAT O’Brien & AssOciATes • (231) 582-1700
As a extra bonus, there is a
enormous 32 x 36 foot pool
barn located on this extra
deep lot, providing the perfect
spot for storing boats and
other lake toys, snowmobiles,
yard maintenance equip-
ment, with lots of room left
over for additional storage
items.
This delightful lakefront
home is now listed at just
$249,000. For more informa-
tion or to arrange a tour of
this home, contact Martha
Mishler at (231) 582-1700 or
email Martha@MarthaMish-
ler.com
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By Jim Akans
Set upon a one-half acre plus sized lot on
beautiful Crooked Lake, the delightful lake-
front home is an even more amazing value
after undergoing recent price reduction.
With approximately 1,864 square feet of
comfortable, versatile living space on two lev-
els that includes four bedroom and two full
baths, this home is perfect for a family seek-
ing a lakeside lifestyle, or an expansive vaca-
tion retreat complete with virtually every
recreational possibility Northern Michigan
has to offer.
The interior design features a large, open
living and dining area, a U-shaped kitchen
that is both functional for the active cook,
which is beautifully appointed with wood
flooring and gorgeous wood raised panel cabi-
netry. The floor plan also includes a pair of
huge upstairs bedrooms that will easily ac-
commodate guests and family members.
A large raised wooden deck overlooks the
grassy backyard leading to nearly 68 feet of
Crooked Lake beachfront. The yard area is
open and waiting for hosting family games,
and the inviting crystal clear waters of
Crooked Lake beckon for spring, summer and
fall days filled with swimming, boating, fish-
ing, or just relaxing as the waves ripple to the
shore.
Part 1
November 23 2011 Charlevoix County News • Page 5B
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BOYNE CITY, CHARLEVOIX.We are looking for a great In-dependent Sales representa-tive for advertising sales inour newspapers. Work yourown schedule. Good commis-sion rate. Send resume’ toDave 1 at Office@Charlevoix-CountyNews.com.
GRAYLING. We are lookingfor a great IndependentSales representative for ad-vertising sales in our news-papers. Work your ownschedule. Good commissionrate. Send resume’ to Dave 1at Office@WeeklyChoice.com.
OWN YOUR OWN BUSI-NESS. Work for yourself.Work your own hours. Nameyour own salary. SALES.Local manufacturer of win-dows needs salespeople tosell replacement vinyl win-dows in Northern Michigan.We measure, build windowsand install. All you have to dois sell. We do the rest. CallRay at 800-762-0304.
LOOKING TO DO SOME-
THING meaningful withyour life? We are looking forpeople for in-home help, as-sisting with daily living skills,bathing, Dr. appointments,socialization, shopping andcommunity living skills.Must have a valid driver’s li-cense with less than 3 vio-lations and be able to passa criminal backgroundcheck. Training provided.Starting pay $8.33 per hour.EOE. Need someone forthe Gaylord area. Part time.Apply on-line at www.northern-managment.org or call 989-732-6374.
NEED MATURE INDIVID-UAL, part time, caring for 89year old dementia patient inher home. Send resume to152 North Estates Dr. Gay-lord, MI 49735.
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE &PARTS. Now is the time toget paid what you are worthand work in the environmentyou deserve.. Business isgood at Feeny of Gaylordand we are currently lookingto add to our talented team of
Technicians and Parts per-sonnel. If you hold integrityand honesty in the highestregard and possess the abil-ity, we may be the place foryou. Resumes will be held inconfidence and can be re-cieved via e-mail atOffice@FeenyGaylord.net ormay be faxed to 989-731-0015. No walk-ins please.
hOmes fOr renT
CHARLEVOIX: 2 bedroomapartment, $650 month, heatincluded. Close to town. 231-881-0110
WATERFRONT HOME be-tween Grayling and Gaylord.3 bedroom, 1 bath, no pets,no smoking. $650 per month.989-732-5081
Wanting a Roommate. $300month. In Gaylord. Call David517-879-8806
MANCELONA area. Re-cently remodeled, clean 3bedroom, 1.5 bath, house.Private, large yard. $585 permonth plus deposit. Call 231-676-7255.
hOmes fOr sAle
GAYLORD: Beautiful newer3 to 4 bedroom ranch stylehome. Over 1,900 squarefeet, 2 full baths, fireplace,full height basement, tons ofstorage. Sits on just over twoand one-half acres. Only 3miles from town. Must see toappreciate. Asking $84,900.Motivated Seller. Don’t be afraidto make an offer. Call 906-632-8902 or 906-630-5100.
GRAYLING: For Sale byOwner. Nice home! 3 Bed-room, 2 bath, 1,344 sq. ft.,24x32 garage. $79,000. Callowner at 989-348-2860
NORTHLAND HOMES – Wesell Energy Star homes. Giveus a call for an appointment.989-370-6058
hOusehOld
12 place setting of LenoxLido pattern. Microwave andoven proof. Lots of extrapieces. $110 obo. Call 989-350-3880
GE ELECTRIC STOVE.White, 1 1/2 years old, digital
clock, black glass front. 231-525-
6554, 231-833-0027. Wolverine.
lAwn & gArden
2 ROW John Deere corn
planter, model 290, $250.
989-732-3224
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LOST SOMETHING?
Found something? Lost and
found ads run free in the
Charlevoix County News.
Call 989-732-8160
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2002 ROCKWOOD ROOTravel Trailer for sale. Hasa power slide out and ex-pands on both ends. Alsohas furnace, air conditioner,water heater, oven, kitchensink, microwave, bathroomw/ shower, large refrigera-tor, heated mattresses,electric brakes, sway bar,stabilizers. $8,000. 989-370-5165
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Minor small engine repair onsite. Call for prices. 989-731-4196
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RADIAL ARM DRILL PRESS,$2,200. 989-732-4275
100 AMP WIRE FEEDWELDER, $150. 2 - Enginestands, $25 each. ReddyHeater, 150,000 BTU, $120.Gaylord area. 517-667-0074
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1988 Dodge B-350. 1 Tonpassenger van. 4 benchseats. 94,000 miles. $1,100.989-732-4789
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