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BOYNE FALLSThe Loggers eighth grader had a bigday at the plate for her team, poundingout four hits in the double header, in-cluding a pair of doubles in the Loggervictories.

Kurstin WilsonEAST JORDAN

Jordan had himself a monster nightagainst Elk Rapids last week, firing a no-hitter in game two, fanning seven in theprocess, and finished the night with fivehits including a home run blast.

Jordan Harasewicz

BASEBALL

by Cis Fi

Cvoix 8-0,

Gyig 5-1CHARLEVOIX Coby Her-

riman picked up the win in

game one, while Andrew Pot-

ter pitched a gem in thenightcap only to come away

with a tough 1-0 loss to

Grayling on April 23.

In the opener, Herriman

tossed five shutout innings,

fanning nine in the process,

while in game two, Potter al-

lowed four hits, walking twoand struck out four in taking

the six inning loss.

Tommy Zipp picked up a

pair of doubles and a triple

on the day to lead

Charlevoix, while Herriman

added three hits.

Shane Sutherland, LukeKlinger, Nate Moon and Mor-

gan Stewart all finished with

one hit each.

The Rayders fall to 2-3

overall, 2-2 conference with

the split.

Rayders earn split with Vikings

by Cis Fi

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e rpis 3-0EAST JORDAN The Red

Devils pushed across three

runs in the bottom of the

fifth to come from behind in

the opener and then rode a

no-hit gem to victory in the

second contest against Elk

Rapids on April 17.

In game one, a perfectly ex-

ecuted suicide squeeze bunt

by Skylar Gibson allowed

Jordan Harasewicz to score

the go-ahead run (their third

run of the inning) with oneout in the bottom of the fifth

and that proved to be all the

difference the Red Devils

would need as they hung on

for the victory.

Austen Mellios went the

distance for the win, giving

up three runs, two earned,

scattering five hits, walking

four and fanning 10.

Harasewicz led East Jordan

at the plate with two singles

and an RBI, while Mellios,

Matt Bolser and Wyatt

Werner all singled.

Austen Mellios pitched six

strong innings and pitched

his way out of several jams

during the game, East Jor-dan coach Al Stallard said.

He really has a way of dig-

ging deep and working him-

self out of tough situations.

In game two it was all Red

Devils, as Harasewicz tossed

a near perfect game, going six

innings, fanning seven, giv-

ing up no runs, no hits, and

walking one for the East Jor-

dan victory.

At the dish, Harasewicz fin-

ished with three hits, includ-

ing a solo home run, while

Gibson pounded out four hits,

including a pair of doubles

and an RBI, Mellios, Bolser

and Werner all finished with

two hits, one of Werners adouble. Tim Schutt and Zak

Shepard singled.

Bolser finished with four

RBI.

It was nice to see the bats

come to life in game two,

coach Stallard said. Jordan

had tremendous control of all

of his pitches, and we also

had another strong defensive

effort.by Cis Fi

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mc. C 10-5MACKINAW CITY

The Loggers trav-

eled to Mackinaw

City and after drop-ping the opener,

came back to tie theComets in the night-

cap on April 19.In game one, For-

rest Williams tookthe loss, striking out

five in the process.

Marcus Matelski,

Forrest Williams,

Hunter Williams andAndrew Stevens all

singled.In the nightcap,

Andrew Stevenspitched the Loggers

to a 5-5 tie, he fin-ished with three Ks.

William Miller led

Boyne Falls at theplate with a double,

while Andrew Camp-bell, Elliott Clink and

Jordan Berreth all

singled.

Loggers fall to Comets in openerSecond game ends in tie

by Cis Fi

C l 9-9, boy Ciy 7-9BOYNE CITY The Boyne City Ramblers

dropped a non-conference baseball game to the

Central Lake Trojans in the opener and battledback from a first inning deficit in the nightcap

to salvage a 9-9 tie on April 23.In game one, Rambler ace Elliot Hausler went

the first three innings, allowing three runs,

only two earned, with Dalton Gardner tossing

the final three innings, allowing six runs withonly four earned.Brett King had two hits to lead Boyne at the

plate including his first varsity home run, atwo-run shot in the bottom of the fifth to start a

four run Rambler rally to get back into the

game.Austin Gardner, Cody Elzinga and Fred Sea-

graves all finished with one hit for the Ram-blers.

Boyne added a pair of runs in the bottom of

the sixth and stranded runners on second andthird to end the game.

In the nightcap Boyne found themselvesdown early as Elzinga got the start and went

two innings, giving up six runs, two earnedwith Jordan Fair pitching the final two innings

allowing three runs.

Boyne battled back, scoring five times in thethird and adding another three in the fourth to

tie the game, but left the bases loaded as thegame ended.

Chandler Roberts had a two-run double tolead the Ramblers at the plate, while Elzinga

and Fair finished with one hit each.

Ramblers fall to Trojansin opener, battle

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by Cis Fi

es Jo 4-6, ks 3-4KALKASKA The timely hitting in

the opener and late inning insurance

runs in the nightcap power East Jordan

past Kalkaska in a Lake Michigan Con-ference softball doubleheader on April

19.Lindsey Graham singled, doubled and

finished with one RBI in each game to

pace the Red Devils at the plate.In the opener, the Blazers took a 1-0

lead after two innings of play before EastJordan knotted the score with a run of

their own in the top of the third.Neither team would score again until

the seventh inning when each teampushed a run across, sending the game

into another bonus inning of softball.

Thats when East Jordan was able to addtwo runs and then held off Kalkaska in

the bottom of the eighth to secure a 4-3victory.

The extra innings of ball featured the

international tie-breaker rule, where arunner is placed at second to begin the

inning.This was an awesome softball game,

Red Devils coach Meg Kitson said. Inter-national tie-breaker and lots of excite-

ment, it was a great way to start our day.

Lissa Vincent picked up the win inhurling an eight hitter, walking one and

striking out five in the process. Vincentpitched all eight innings for the Red Dev-

ils. Kalkaskas Jamie Myas took the loss,giving up seven hits, fanning nine and

walking three in her eight innings of

work.In addition to Grahams plate perform-

ance, Kara LaVanway picked up an RBIto go along with two hits, Emily Crick

doubled with an RBI, while Jordyn Bac-chus and Val Peters both singled.

East Jordan improved to 4-4 overall, 4-2conference, while Kalakaska fell to 10-3

overall.

Myas singled three times and SophiaMenestrina had two hits to lead the Blaz-

ers.In game two, the Red Devils jumped

out to a 3-0 lead after four innings andadded three more in the top of the sixth

before holding off a late Blazer rally in

the bottom of the inning as Kalkaskapushed across four runners to make it

close.Tommie Outman pitched 5 1/3 innings

in the circle for East Jordan, and ValeriePeters came out to record the final two

outs to come away with the save, strand-

ing runners on first and second.Outman allowed six hits, struck out

four and walked one.What an exciting finish in this game,

coach Kitson said. It was great that weadded a few insurance runs in the top of

the sixth because we needed them.

Kalkaskas bats came alive in the bottomof the sixth.

This was a huge LMC sweep as Kalka-ska came into the game at 10-1.

Graham, Peters and LaVanway all fin-ished with two hits including doubles to

lead the Red Devils.

Ellie Barber took the loss for Kalkaska,giving up six hits, walking seven and fan-

ning six.Kelli Guy finished with two hits, in-

cluding a double with two RBI, and Men-

estrina added two singles to lead theBlazers at the dish.

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e rpis 3-11EAST JORDAN The Red Devils

pounded out 16 hits on the night en route

to a pair of Lake Michigan Conferencevictories on April 17.

The Red Devils finished with 10 hits

and scored 13 times in the opener toclaim a 13-3, five inning victory.

Lissa Vincent picked up the victory inthe mercy shortened contest, allowing

six hits, walking one and striking outsix. Monica Jarvis took the loss for Elk

Rapids, giving up eight hits, walking

seven and fanning four.Jordyn Bacchus, Emily Crick, Lindsey

Graham, Tommie Outman and ValeriePeters each finished with two hits.

It was great to get these games in andget a couple of wins under our belts,

coach Meg Kitson said. We didnt play

flawlessly, but we didnt compound anymistakes today.

Maddi Gosslin led the Elks with twohits.

In the nightcap East Jordan outlastedElk Rapids in a shootout, 14-11.

Outman picked up the win with Peters

getting the save. Outman allowed 11 hits,struck out four and walked three, while

Peters struck out three and scattered twohits.

At the plate, Peters singled twice,Crick doubled, and Graham, Outman

and Maddie Cesaro singled.

Shelly Tulk and Kayla McManus eachtripled among their three hits.

We fell behind 10-9 in the fifth, Kit-son said. It was good that our girls came

up big in the bottom of the fifth and did-

nt give up.Holly Koenig took the loss in relief of

Jarvis.East Jordan improved to 2-4 overall, 2-2

conference.

Red Devils sweep BlazersEast Jordan offense comes to life against Elks

by Cis Fi

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Ciy 2-3MACKINAW CITY The Loggers im-

proved to 3-3 overall, 2-0 conference, takingtwo from the host Comets on April 19.

In game one, Emily Matelski earned thevictory in the five inning contest, walking

two and striking out two.

At the plate, Kurstin Wilson led the at-tack for the Loggers with a pair of doubles

and a single, while Alicia Gasco tripled and

singled twice. Melody Ann Harmon dou-bled and singled, Char Bearss doubledalong with four others hitting singles.

Hailee Paquet had three hits in each

game to lead Mackinaw. Blane Yoder tookthe loss in game one, striking out three in

the process. Mackinaw fell to 1-3 overallwith the loss.

In the nightcap, the Loggers earned thevictory in five innings with Emily Matelski

earning the win in the circle, fanning three

in the process.Kristen Matelski had two hits including a

triple, Kathryn Miller and Calsey Matelskieach tripled, Bearss doubled, and Wilson,

Emily Matelski, Gasco and Kayla Carson

all singled for the LoggersTierney Bell and Alex Clemens had two

hits each for the Comets.

Loggers rollpast Comets

by Cis Fi

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boy Ciy 9-4BOYNE CITY The Ramblers were vic-

torious in the opener and fell in the night-cap in a non-conference softball

doubleheader against Central Lake onApril 23.

In the opener, Tanner McCune picked

up the win for the Ramblers, allowingseven hits and fanning eight.

At the plate, Rainy McCune tripled tolead Boyne, while Brittany VanAtta,

Kaitra Wilkens and Lauren Richards all

singled.In game two, Tanner McCune doubled

to lead the offensive attack, while KatelynBanner, Ketrin Hocquard, Richards and

Wilkens finished with one hit.Rainy McCune took the loss for Boyne.

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Tanner McCune of Boyne City (second from right) signs her National letter of intent to play basketball at Oakland Community College. Pictured

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Boyne Citys Tanner McCune signs Letter of Intent

by Cis Fi

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boy Ciy 0BOYNE CITY A goal by Han-

nah Herboldsheimer seven min-

utes into the second half provedto be all the offense that

Charlevoix would need as theyposted a 1-0 victory over the host

Ramblers in a Lake Michigan

Conference girls soccer match onApril 19.

Bailee Stevens earned theshutout in goal for the Rayders,

4-0 overall, 4-0 conference.Boyne City got 18 saves in goal

from Ali Cain as the Ramblers

slipped to 1-4 overall, 1-2 confer-ence.

Coach Nick Baic noted thatCassidy Shankleton, Margeret

Durbin, Erin Baker, DaniMatthew and Mallory

Karaszewski worked well to-

gether on defense for the Ram-blers.

Rayders

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SOCCER

GOLF

GIRLS SOCCER

by Cis Fi

GRAYLING Charlevoixs

Tanner Catt shot a 38 toshare medalist honors with

Michael Dunn of Kalkaska inleading the Rayders to a nine-

hole Lake Michigan Confer-

ence golf tour nament win at

the Grayling Country Club.Charlevoix finished a team

best 164, edging runner-up

Grayling, which finished 168.TC St. Francis and Kalkaska

finished in a third place tie

with 171 and Harbor Springswas fifth with 175.

Noah Jeakle finished in afifth place tie, shooting a 40,

Brad Rizzo shot a 42 to tie forninth place.

Other Rayder scores;

Corbin Turkelson shot a 44,Chandler Novotny, 45; and

Drew Seymour, 48.

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Cvoix 3,

e rpis 1CHARLEVOIX

The Rayders im-

proved to 5-1 on theseason with a hard

fought 3-1 LakeMichigan Conferencevictory over Elk

Rapids on April 23.Ellie Way scored

twice, while HannahHerboldsheimer fin-

ished with three as-

sists in leadingCharlevoix to the

win.Kaitlin Hinkley got

the Rayders on theboard first 16 min-

utes into the contest.

Elk Rapids wouldknot it at 1-1 before

the half ended. Waywould then score at

the 10 minute mark

of the second halfand added her second

goal with 18 minutesremaining in the con-

test.Bailee Stevens

picked up the win in

goal for Charlevoix,making seven saves

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Talented, Energetic AssistantManager Needed! Responsi-bilities include managing allaspects of hotel with a cus-tomer focus, including frontdesk, housekeeping andmaintenance. Excellent com-munication skills, computerproficiency, familiarizationwith social media and market-ing initiatives, hospitality expe-rience and management skillsare a must. Please send resumeto [email protected]

The Charlevoix Circle of Artsis now accepting applicationsfor instructors and Aides forthe Circle Summer Camp forJuly 2 through August 10. The

camp will offer 10-12 differentsessions. For more informa-tion, please visitwww.charlevoixcircle.org.

WRITERS for local news inCharlevoix County. Freelancewriters with a positive attitudethat can report the news andwrite clearly and concisely forlocal newspaper, CharlevoixCounty News. Experiencedwriters only. Must live inCharlevoix County. Send re-sume to Dave atOf f [email protected].

High volume wood compo-nent manufacturer has openfactory positions on afternoonshift. Require HS/GED, docu-mented good work record, &

drug screen. Apply at:www.springswindowfash-ions.comor at nearest Michi-gan Works office. EqualOpportunity Employer

WINK SALON of Gaylord islooking to hire professionalstylist and nail tech. If youwould like to work with a teamthat inspires, creates and hasa true passion for the beautyindustry, call 989-731-4300 orstop by our salon in AlpinePlaza.

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Boyne City, 2 bedroom house,no pets, no smoking, laundry,great location, $650 permonth plus utilities. 231-675-9910.

3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, carport,porch, garage, garden spot.231-525-8541

MANCELONA area. Recentlyremodeled, clean 3 bedroom,1.5 bath, house. Private, largeyard. $585 per month plus de-posit. Call 231-676-7255.

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FSBO. Gaylord in town. 3bedroom ranch, brick home. 4Season family room. Doublelot. A must see! $147,000.Call 989-732-6049 for a pri-vate showing

TWO BEDROOM HOME forsale on two lots in the ElkCapital of Michigan. $23,000.Call 989-785-4110

NORTHLAND HOMES Wesell Energy Star homes. Giveus a call for an appointment.989-370-6058

2 bedroom, 2 bath condo forsale in Gaylord, within walkingdistance of town. Laminatefloors, new 8 slider & in goodcondition. $46,500. Call 989-350-0145.

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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.

l & PpATTRACTIVE CORNER LOT,120x170 on paved county road inresort subdivision of Michaywe(www.michaywe.com) 5 milessouth of Gaylord. Convenient1 mile from entrance of subdi-vision. $1,000 plus 1/2 closingcosts (est. $300 each). 989-939-8965

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NEW & REPOS: Double-

Wides, 16s, 14s. Take any-thing on trade. Financingavailable. A complete line ofparts. www.michiganeast-sidesales.net. 866-570-1991.

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

G R A Y L I N G / G A Y L O R DAREA. 14x70 Mobile Home. 3bedroom, 2 bath, garage on 21/2 wooded acres. $35,900.$5,000 down, $500 permonth. Call 989-344-6093 or989-350-1996

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INVACARE PRONTO M-41Power chair. Like new. Used 3hours. 300 lb. capacity.$3,000 or best. 989-731-5230Invacare Pronto M 51 withSure Step Power Chair from

the Scooter Store. IncludesLeg Extension attachment.$250 obo. 989-350-6260

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

RENT a car or van as low as$19.95 a day. Petoskey AutoGroup, Nobody Sell For Less2215 N. US-31, Petoskey, MI2 3 1 - 3 4 7 - 6 0 8 0 .www.petoskeyautogroup.com

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

DO LAUNDRY without deter-

gent or hot water. Go towww.laundrypureinfo.com. In-terested, call 989-619-7289

Womens 18-speed Lynx bicy-

cle and Electric poweredWeed-whipper, both like new.Make offer. 989-732-8160

Anger Monuments & Markers.Senior Discounts Available. [email protected]. Mancelona. Inhome appointments available.

DO YOU HAVE A BIBLEyoure not using? Donate it topeople that need a Bible over-seas. Call 989-732-4708.

Homemade cribbage boards,chess boards and backgam-mon boards. Beautiful, mustsee. 231-627-9146

LOWEST COST IN MICHI-GAN! CLASSIFIED ADS AREJUST $2 for a 10-word ad inthe Charlevoix County News.The areas widest distributionpaper and the lowest cost foradvertising. Place ads on-lineat www.CharlevoixCoun-

tyNews.com or call 989-732-8160. Distributed throughoutall of Charlevoix County

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1981 HONDA CB750 K.

Loaded, well maintained,20,000 miles. Road ready.$1,800 obo. 989-826-3557

MX 100 Trail Bike. Looks andruns great, $450. 989-731-1877

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CELEBRATION DJ. Profes-sional DJ for any occasion.Specializing in weddings.Mike, 989-390-3337

Nearly NEW Buffet clarinetwith case and many extras.Excellent condition. $600. Call989-731-2694

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

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Positive Notes of Encourage-ment are free in theCharlevoix County News.Birthday, Anniversary, Wed-ding, Congratulations or just aPositive Note all are free. E-Mail

your Note of Encouragement toO f f i ce @Ch a r le vo ixCo u n -tyNews.com

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EASTER BUNNIES for sale,$5 each. Multiple colors. Call989-858-3705

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2002 Dutchman 29 foot TravelTrailer. Queen size island bed,sleeps 10, sofa, dinette, air,microwave. $5,995. PetoskeyRV, 2215 US Highway 31 NPetoskey, MI 49770. Phone231-347-3200

For sale: Beautiful 2010, 26foot, Sprinter Selectbunkhouse fiberglass camper;sleeps 7. $15,000 obo Call989-734-7893 after 5pm.

NEW 2012 Puma 19 footTravel Trailer. Sleeps 7, air,awning, microwave, loaded.Just $11,995. Petoskey RV,2215 US Highway 31 NPetoskey, MI 49770. Phone231-347-3200

Question & Answers AboutSelling Real Estate

Make spring cleaning less ofa chore by following these

smarterand mostlygreenertips for this annual

rite of homeownership.

Part 2 of 4

KitchensThe kitchen can be a tough

room to clean because theresusually so much stuff in it,

says Justin Klosky, founder

and creative director of The

OCD Experience, an organiza-

tional service. Before you

break out the broom, go

through your cabinets anddrawers, and put together a

box of items to donate and a

box of items to store some-

where besides the kitchen.

Clear your countertops of

everything except items you

use nearly every day.

After youve de-cluttered,

you can get to work cleaning.

Cloud Conrad, vice president

of marketing for cleaning

company Maid Brigade, says

one tool you shouldnt over-

look is an all-purpose mi-

crofiber cloth (about $5).

These arent run-of-the-mill

dusting rags. Microfiber is adensely woven synthetic fab-

ric that picks up dirt and

greasy deposits without chem-

icals thanks to its unique

composition. You should be

able to clean surfaces like

countertops, sinks, and stoves

with warm water, a mi-

crofiber cloth, and a bit of

elbow grease, Conrad says.

Since you prepare your food

in the kitchen, consider using

green commercial products

for surfaces, or make your

own vinegar/water spray.

Conventional cleaners may re-

move dirt, but they can alsoharbor some nasty substances

you dont want in your PB&J.

Microfiber, vinegar, and bak-

ing soda will clean and disin-

fect almost every kitchen

surface at a fraction of the

price. Dont neglect once-a-

year chores like vacuuming

refrigerator coils (unplug

your fridge first), and tossing

out expired food from the

back of the pantry.

Mike Stark

Make spring cleaning less of a chore

Real Estate Corner

Fetred Prperty

by Ji as

This weeks feature home is a

sharp, updated ranch style resi-

dence that is wonderfully located

just a short walk away from the

Intermediate Lake public accesssite.

The interior of the home com-

prises approximately 1,056

square feet of nicely updated and

appointed living space. The main

living, dining and kitchen area

feature an open design, and the

kitchen has undergone extensive

renovation that includes new

countertops and appliances, and

a beautiful wood floor that ex-

tends to the adjoining dining

area. The floor plan also encom-passes three bedrooms and a

large, remodeled bath high-

lighted by a gorgeous vanity area

and shower featuring durable ce-

ramic tile.

Outdoors, the home is situated

on approximately one-half acre

of property lots of space for

growing a flower or vegetable

garden with ample yard area left

open for family recreation. In ad-

dition to the attached one-car

garage, a well-sized shed is at-tached to the rear of the home to

accommodate any additional

storage needs.

Both the home and property

are neat as a pin and ready for

the new homeowners to move in.

Located at 975 S. Intermediate

Lake Road near East Jordan, this

home on two and a half acres is

being offered at a listing price of

just $78,500.

For additional information or

to arrange for a tour of thishome, please call Mike Stark at

Stark Realty at 231-536-7700 or

email at mike@starkrealtyon-

line.com.

Coplents of mke Stak,Stak realty, inc. (231) 536-7700

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For Sale. 2003 13-foot by 35-

foot trailer plus lot in RanchoPark in Alanson. Deck, cen-tral air, electric awning. Lotnumber 56. Call 231-622-8187.

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DJ/KARAOKE SERVICEavailable for weddings, clubsor parties. References and

information at www.larryen-tertainment.com. 989-732-3933

ROSES 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

FREDS TV & APPLIANCE

SERVICE. 33 years experi-ence. In home service. 989-732-1403

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

RENOVATION WORKWANTED. 35 years experi-ence. 989-350-7204

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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 with

snowblower, Runs excellent.$350 obo. 989-344-0113

Sws

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

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

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2003 GMC Envoy 4x4. Ex-tended SLE, 4 door, 6 cyl.$599 down. Petoskey AutoGroup, Nobody Sell For Less

2215 N. US-31, Petoskey, MI2 3 1 - 3 4 7 - 6 0 8 0 .www.petoskeyautogroup.com

2004 Chevy TrailBlazer EXTLS 4x4. Three Rows for pas-sengers & Super Clean!Less than 93k Miles! Run-ning Boards, Roof Rack, TowPackage, Deep tread tires onalloysSave! $9,449. DaveKring Chevrolet-Cadillac,1861 US 31 North, Petoskey,MI 231-347-2585

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

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John Deere 1020 series.Equipped with seven foot

Farm King snow blower. Ex-cellent running condition.$7,000. 989-732-4465

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2003 Ford F-150 XLT. 93,000miles. $995 Down. DriveNow Auto Sales, 2215 USHighway 31 N Petoskey, MI49770. Phone 231-347-3200

2010 Chevy Silverado LTCrew Cab 4x4. Wow! Youneed to see the custom add-ons this Z-71! Fancy, loadedtruck w/ very low miles. 1owner, Spray in box liner,running boards hood scoop& more. $26,949. Dave KringChevrolet-Cadillac, 1861 US31 North, Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585

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

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2000 Pontiac Montana Van.Very good condition, clean,

just under 150,000 miles.$3,900 obo. Phone Raj atIHT Wellness Shop, 989-272-5524

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

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ALUMINUM BOATS andtrailers, outboard motors,boat seats, fishing equip-

ment, etc. 231-585-7406Wanted: 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.Maxx Garage. 989-732-4789

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

SAVAGE and STEVENSRIFLES. Possibly others.Also old fishing lures. 989-390-1529

USED SAWMILL. Call withprice. 989-350-7204

Wanted: Baseball, Foot-ball, Basketball andHockey cards. Before1972. 231-373-0842

WANTED: SANDBLAST-ING & PAINTING Outboardmotors and aluminumboats. 231-585-7406, 989-732-7250

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