Charlevoix County News - Section B - November 03, 2011

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East Jordas Josh Woja qualified as a idividualracer i the Divisio III regioal cross coutry meetheld at Bezie Cetral. Woja fiished 11th overalli a time of 16 miutes, 33 secods

Witer Romey of Ellsworth placed secod overall at theDivisio III cross coutry regioals held i Cetral Lake oOctober 28, i a time of 17 miutes, 31 secods, to lead theLacers ad qualify for the state meet as a idividual.

Winter Romeyn - Ellsworth Josh Wojan - East Jordan

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EAST JORDAN Defendingchampion Charlevoix, along withupset minded Boyne City advancedMonday, October 31, in their ClassC district volleyball matches, mov-ing to the semi-nals and possiblynals, which will be played aer wehave gone to print.

In the nights rst contest, theRamblers were able to outlast thehost, East Jordan Red Devils, 25-14,19-25, 25-14, 25-20 in a hard-foughtmatch-up of Lake Michigan Confer-

ence foes.e Ramblers took charge by tak-

ing the rst game, before the hard-charging Red Devils responded witha second game victory, aer that,Boyne took care of business.

We came out strong and let up alittle in the second game, BoyneCity coach Casie Parker said. Weresponded by coming back to winthe third and fourth games.

Boyne City was led by HeatherNichols with 44 assist and veblocks, Kylie Hicks nished with 22kills and 11 blocks; Allie Cainchipped in with 11 kills and ErinBaker had 20 digs.

Also for the Ramblers, MaryMyers, Baker and Nichols each

served at 100 percent on the night.e Red Devils were led by seniorKara LaVanway with 11 digs andseven kills, Valerie Peters nishedwith 10 digs and seven kills and twoaces; Jordan Bacchus chipped inwith 17 assists, three digs, and twokills.

e trio was also p erfect from be-hind the line serving.

It has been a great experience asmy rst year as head coach and I amsad to see it end, East Jordan coachAnne Crick said. It has been apleasure working with such a won-derful group of ne athletes.

East Jordan closes out a 4-12 cam-paign.

Boyne City advances to play Har-bor Springs in semi-nal action.

In the second match of theevening, the defending championCharlevoix Rayders were able tobounce back from dropping theopening game to Elk Rapids and ul-timately defeated the Elks, 23-25,

25-17, 25-14, 25-12.Charlevoix plays Mancelona in

semi-nal action Tuesday, Novem-ber 1, aer the paper has gone toprint. District nals are set forursday, November 3 in East Jor-dan at 7pm.

e Rayders, 44-4-3 on the sea-son, responded like defendingchampions aer a slow start inwhich they made some errors, toclaim the nal three games of theirmatch.

Senior Jenna Way, once again ledthe Rayders from her setter position

with 29 assists, 11 kills and sevendigs, fellow senior Megan Peters wasjust as effective with 11 kills andthree blocks.

Also for Charlevoix, MadelineBoss chipped in with nine kills, Kar-ley Pearsall had seven kills and veblocks; senior Kelsey Way recordedseven digs, three aces and threeblocks. Senior Chelsie Hoffmanplayed steady with nine digs and veaces, and senior Maddie Zimmer-man nished with seven digs.

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BENZIONIA Both teams ranhard, both teams nished second,both teams qualied.

e Charlevoix cross countryteams each placed runner-up in theDivision III regionals to advance tothe state nals at the Michigan Inter-national Speedway in Brooklyn, MIon November 5.

e girls team nished a close sec-

ond behind host Benzie Central, 40-67. Harbor Springs was third with 73points.

Earning All-Regional status andpacing the Rayders with a sixth placenish was Amber Way in 18:44. Alsoearning All-Region honors; 8-OliviaCerta-19:00; 9-Molly Jeakle-19:04;and 13-Annie Dipert in 19:30. etop 15 individuals earn All-Region.

Also for Charlevoix, Caroline Bossnished 32nd in 21:11, StirlingWhitthoe nished 38th in 21:51,and Jane Balasz was 42nd in 22:05.

Boyne City nished ninth as ateam, as Jannelle Roberts ran to a25th place nish in a time of 20:21 to

lead the Ramblers. Hannah Knitterwas 50th overall in 22:54, breakingthe 23 minute mark for the secondtime this year. Monica Stokes was53rd in 23:07 and teammate Kaitlyn

Banner was 54th in 23:08.Also for Boyne, Jessica Dowty n-

ished 59th, Denise Minier was 64th,and Katie Hicks nished 74th.As a group, the girls ran their best

races of the year, Boyne City coachAndy Place said. Our primary goal

this year with so many new runnerswas to gain experience and improve.We are greatly improved.

Kayla Keane paced the East Jordangirls team with a 19th place nish in19:59, Tess McNitt was 68th in 24:06,while Ellen Brandell and CaseyKeane nished 81st and 84th, respec-tively.

In the boys race, Kirk Acharyaearned All-Region, nishing 4thoverall in 16 minutes, 18 seconds to

lead Charlevoix to a second placeteam nish to host Benzie Centralwith 92 points, Kingsley nishedthird with 93.

Andrew Plude, Jackson Buday andNicholas Plude crossed the nishline 21-22-23 in 17:12, 18:13, 17:22,respectively for the Rayders, whileWill Jeakle was 27th in 17:30, TristenRudolph nished 37th in 17:54, andAlex Gooch was 42nd in 18:02.

Both teams ran the way they haveall year, they remained patient at thebeginning of race, which went outvery fast, Charlevoix coaches Kenand Mary Plude said. ey werecondent in their racing style and in

each other to perform as needed, thesecond halves of their races weregreat to coach and watch, and we arevery proud of both squads and lookforward to the state nals.

East Jordans Josh Wojan qualiedas an individual as he nished 11thoverall in a time of 16:33. TeammateLuke Hawely was 17th in 16:50; 23-Tyler Nachazel, 17:33; 41-GabeHawely, 18:01; 50-Tyler Galmore,18:15; 73-Rob Nemeck, 19:49; and74th Alex Moses in 20:07.

Boyne City had a pair of individ-ual runners competing as freshmanGarrett Fogo ran a personal and newfreshman record in 17:34, nishing30th overall, while two-sport athlete

Jon Calo ran his best time of the sea-son in 19:25, nishing 70th overall.

Garrett has improved over theyear, as he maintains focus and runsaggressively throughout the entirerace, Place noted. Jon also playedsoccer and is one of the few athletesthat can compete at two sports dur-

ing the same season and make a p os-itive contributions to both teams.

e Division III State nals sched-

ule has the girls running at 10:30amand the boys run at 11:30am.

Loggers Westbrook,

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CENTRAL LAKE As expected,the Johannesburg-Lewiston girls andRogers City boys claimed the Divi-sion IV regional titles on October 28.

e Ellsworth Lancers girls teamknew it would be a battle for second

and third place, and thats just whatthey did, they battled hard and cameaway with a third place nish with

87 points, edging out Wolverines 99,and Boyne Falls 114. Joburg nishedwith 31 and second place RogersCity came in with 77.

Pacing the Lady Lancers again wasDana Neumann with a third placenish in 20:31, Joburgs MeridethDeLuca was the winner in 19:09.

Also for the Lancers, Taylor Hart-ley placed 27th in 22:56, KendallGosma was 29th in 23:25, LarissaFisher was 38th, Emily Veenstra54th, and Katelyn Sowers 62nd.

e Boyne Falls tandem of EricaWestbrook and Kaylee Wilson quali-ed for the state meet in Brooklyn,

MI as individuals. Westbrook placed4th overall in 20:50, while Wilsonwas 9th in 21:35.

Other Logger runners were; 44-Kathryn Miller; 46-Alexis Bielas; 51-Megan Byrne; 63-Emily Matelski;and 66-Andrea Reynolds.

In boys action, the Loggers n-ished second as a team with 100points, behind the 77 of Rogers City.Mackinaw City was third with 108,edging Mancelona by one, andEllsworth nished 7th with 166.

Shane Dingman of Mancelona wasthe race winner in a time of 17 min-utes, 17 seconds.

Leading Boyne Falls was eighthgrader Marcus Matelskis 8th placenish in 18:08, followed by a 12thplace nish by senior ForrestWilliams in 18:23.

Also for the Loggers, Kory Skopwas 17th in 18:37; 34-HunterWilliams, 19:21; 43-Brendan Matel-ski, 19:40; 44-Maxwell Reed, 19:50;and 75-Kevin Lange, 21:54.

Ellsworths Winter Romeyn placedsecond overall in 17:31 to lead theLancers and qualify for the state

meet as an individual.Also for Ellsworth, Jake Seaney

was 20th in 18:43; Luke Seaney n-

ished 32nd in 19:20; 63-DaltonSwenson, 20:37; 65-Troy Vanden-berg, 20:54; 69-Chance Randall,21:14; and 74-Christopher Wise,21:53.

e Division IV girls race will takeplace at Michigan InternationalSpeedway at 10am, while the boysrace is scheduled for an 11am starton November 5.

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CHARLEVOIX e Rayder vol-leyball team knew going into theirnal league contest that if they tookcare of their own business, theywould earn a share of the Lake

Michigan Conference champi-onship.

ey did just that, as they beatKalkaska 25-7, 25-13, 25-8 in theirlast regular season meet on October27, while at the same time, the otherco-front runner, Grayling droppedtheir league nal to Elk Rapids, thusgiving Charlevoix an outright claimto the LMC title.

With the victory, Charlevoix im-proved to 43-4-6 on the season, and13-1 in the LMC, earning the cham-pionship by a game over theVikings.

Leading the charge once again,was the dependable and steady playof senior Jenna Way, as she nished

with 21 assists from her setter posi-tion, while also chipping in with sixdigs, four kills, and a pair of aces.

Madeline Boss and senior MeganPeters continued their steady play aswell, nishing with 12 and eightkills, respectively. Also forCharlevoix, Anna Way recorded vekills and two blocks, senior KelseyWay had three kills and was a per-fect 7-of-7 on serve receptions. Sen-ior Kelly Greyerbiehl chipped inwith eight digs, Cassidy Peeblesadded six aces, senior Chelsie Hoff-man had ve digs, and senior Mad-die Zimmerman added another four

Rayder aces.e Rayder junior varsity was also

in action and came out victors 25-20, 25-16, 15-12 over the Blue Blaz-ers. Leading the young Charlevoixteam was Jennaca Holcheck with sixaces, ve digs, and three kills.

Also for the JV, Kelsey Pischnerhad eight aces and three digs, Jess-

icca Paramos added seven assists,and Madi Carey chipped in withfour kills. e Charlevoix JV n-ished with a 21-9-3 season record.

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EAST JORDAN ey battledhard, but came up short in their sea-son and conference nal, as the RedDevil volleyball team fell to HarborSprings 22-25, 20-25, 16-25 on Oc-tober 27.

With the loss, East Jordandropped to 3-11 in the conference,4-11 overall.

Valerie Peters nished with 13digs, eight kills, and served at 100percent to pace the Red Devils,while Kara LaVanway played a bal-anced game with eight kills, ninedigs, and seven blocks, and Jordan

Bacchus nished with 17 assists.In junior varsity action, the youngRed Devils took two out of threeagainst the host Rams, 25-8, 16-25,26-24.

Tommie Outman and KristenMalpass were the top setters, whilethe top hitters were Katie Spenceand Paige Poindexter, and topservers were Mariah Holm and Out-man.

e East Jordan JV nished with a9-6 record on the season.

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ence leading Grayling Vikings, paida visit to East Jordan and were ableto outduel the Red Devils 25-19, 25-13, 25-11 in a Lake Michigan confer-ence match-up on October 25.

East Jordan dropped to 4-10 over-all, 3-10 conference with the loss.

Coach Anne Crick noted thatKara LaVanway, Valerie Peters, andJordan Bacchus were the Red Devilsstandout players.

e East Jordan JV defeated theyoung Vikings, 25-20, 25-18, 8-15.

Katie Spence and Bailey Sweeneywere noted as the Red Devils topservers, Tommie Outman and Kris-ten Malpass the top setters, andPaige Poindexter and Spence werenamed the top hitters by coach GregSwanson.

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BOYNE CITY In their regularseason conference nale, the BoyneCity seniors stepped it up andhelped deliver another Rambler vic-tory over Kalkaska 25-15, 25-10, 25-8 on October 25.

Boyne City improved to 18-20-8overall, and 8-6 conference, nish-ing in a tie for third place behindfront runners Charlevoix and

Grayling.Leading the way for the Ramblers

was the senior duo of Allie Cain andKetrin Hocquard. Cain nished with11 kills and seven blocks, whileHocquard chipped in with sevenaces and seven digs.

Also, for the Ramblers, KylieHicks had seven kills, and HeatherNichols nished with 21 assists andseven aces.

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CHARLEVOIX -Charlevoix Area Hospital(CAH) is the rst hospital inMichigan to acquire the lat-est in CT diagnostic tech-nology.

e new GE OptimaCT660 was installed Tues-day, October 18 at CAH,and it is currently available

for scans. is advanced CTscanner is the newest fromGE, and it offers improvedimage performance, work-

ow, and low-dose scan-ning, which will help CAHsphysicians make better diag-noses.

Charlevoix Area Hospitalis committed to providinghigh-quality services to thiscommunity and top-of-the-

line equipment to meet theneeds of area patients, saysJennifer Cunningham, LeadCT Technologist at CAH. Iam incredibly pleased withthis equipment and the ca-pabilities it offers our doc-tors and patients .

CT scans are used to diag-nose serious illness or injury

especially when the cause orsymptoms are not easily de-tectable with a conventionalphysical exam. One key fea-

ture of the Optima 660 isthat it provides exceptionaldiagnostic imaging while re-ducing radiation dosage.e dosage is up to 40%lower than the previoustechnology, with improvedimage clarity and resolution.

Low dose scanning is espe-cially benecial for womenwho may be or may becomepregnant, patients requiringrepeat CT exams, and chil-dren. CAH already followsthe Image Gently pedi-atrics dosing protocol,which monitors and reducesthe radiation dosage given

to children receiving scans.e new equipment willlower that dose even more.

Another new feature is the

Dose Check technologythat will help technologistsmanage the amount of radi-ation given to patients.Dose Check noties andalerts CT users prior toscanning if the estimateddose is above set values. Ad-

ditionally, the technologyrequires user authoritychecks and it enables specif-ically-dened pediatric andadult alert values.

CAH believes that doctorsand patients should receivethe valuable informationprovided in their scans assoon as possible. anks topre-set protocols for traumasituations, the hospital will

be able to scan patientsmore quickly than previ-ously. In addition, they canprovide same day results forother CT services includingCT Angiography (Renal,Carotid, Mesenteric, AortaRun-offs), Advanced VesselAnalysis, Brain Perfusion,and Lung Nodule Analysis.

is technology was in-troduced a few years ago inEurope, but was only re-cently approved for use inthe U.S. We were due torenew our contract or up-grade our equipment, andthis was a perfect opportu-

nity to acquire this new sys-tem, says Joe Schodde, VicePresident of Finance atCAH. is means betterimaging capabilities andbetter safeguards for our pa-tients health.

e Optima CT660 is a64-slice scanner and is alsoamong the worlds most en-ergy efficient CT systems,using approximately 60%less energy than the previ-ous scanner. It can also offermore detailed images of pa-tients up to 500 lbs., and, ithas faster scan times and a

12-inch display screen thatshows relaxing videos orcartoons to increase patientcomfort during the exam.

Charlevoix Area HospitalImaging Department pro-

vides the highest quality im-ages and technology to

northern Michigan in a re-laxed, friendly environment.e CT suite is spacious andcalming, with a large visualtherapy ceiling mural. edepartment goal is to pro-

vide an environment that isas stress free as possible andimaging technology that issecond to none.

For more informationabout CT services atCharlevoix Area Hospital,

visit our website(www.cah.org) or call (231-547-4024).

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Antique 2-man hand-saws. From $10 to $20.Call 989-732-4758GENUINE WilliamMoore 12 gauge, dou-ble barrel shotgun. Lon-don fine twist barrels,very nice condition &operable, $1,100 obo.Also, antique clocks,too numerous to men-tion. I got a new hobby

so I am selling out. Rea-sonable offers will beaccepted. Call Ed, 231-526-2571Historic Firearms! Mus-ket built in 1814, used inthe Battle of New Or-leans and the Civil War.9 cut off barrel. Still op-erable, $700 OBO.British Enfield, long gunMusket. Manufacturedin 1845. Very nice con-dition, minus shoulderstrap, operable, $1800OBO. Genuine WilliamMoore 12-gauge, dou-ble barrel shotgun. Lon-don fine twist barrels,very nice condition &

operable, $1,100 OBO.Also, Antique clocks(too numerous to men-tion) Got a new hobby,so Im selling out. Rea-sonable offers will beaccepted. Call Ed at231-526-2571Hundreds of DVD's, col-lectibles at NorthernLitho, 403 PeninsularSt, Grayling. BehindBear's Den Pizza. Infocall 231-373-0842WANTED: Hunting andFishing collectables anddecoys. 989-370-0499

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CHARLEVOIX: 2 bed-

room apartment, $650month, heat included.Close to town. 231-881-0110

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AUCTION Nov. 4 (Fri)4:30pm. 1454 E. MillerRd, Fairview. TroyerAuctions. 989-848-2444(home), 989-848-9991(barn). www.Troyerauc-tions.net

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I BUY CARS! Wreckedor in need of mechani-cal repair, 1995 and up.Gaylord area. 989-732-9362

2007 CHEVROLET IM-PALA LTZ, 42k, silverwith black leather inte-rior, garage kept,$14,500. 989-858-3783We are looking to buygood clean quality auto-mobiles, give us a callor stop by. Ed's UsedCars located in down-town East Jordan, 231-536-7953ZERO DOWN on se-lected autos to qualifiedbuyers! No credit? Bad

credit? Buy here, Payhere. Tailored Enter-prises in Petoskey, call

888-774-2264 orwww.ta i lo redenter -prises.com1994 Dodge Intrepid.Runs and drives. $900.989-732-4789Bump and Run car!1989 Eagle Summit.Same as Dodge Colt.1.5 engine. 5-speedmanual transmission. 4like new tires. $600.989-732-4789

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AUNT DEBIS DAY-CARE. Licensed. Open-ings 0-12 yr. Preschool.Reasonable rates. 231-547-1802

clss a1989 JAGUAR VJSCONVERTIBLE. Like

new with only 26,000actual miles. Last of theV-12's. Must sell.

$8,900 obo. 989-848-2238.CASH FOR OLDCARS. Please don'tsend to crusher.Michel's Collision &Restoration 231-348-7066FOR SALE: 1940FORD PICKUP. 231-348-7066

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A B E R C R O M B I E -FITCH, Hollister, Hurley.Jeans - 30x30, T-shirts -S-M. All in good shape.$5-$15. 231-536-7525

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FREE BANKRUPTCYCONSULTATION. Con-sidering bankruptcy?Overwhelmed by debts,garnishments, repos-

sessions and/or foreclo-sure? At the law officeof Christine M. Brzezin-ski we can help you de-

termine if Chapter 7bankruptcy is the rightoption for your financial

situation and help youget a fresh financialstart. Call us today for afree consultation at 989-348-7777. We are adebt relief agency andassist people in bank-ruptcy.

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Burt Moeke Firewood.Cut, Split, Delivered.231-631-9600.FREE HEAT & HOTWATER. Eliminatemonthly heating billswith Classic OUTDOORWOOD FURNACE fromCentral Boiler. Calltoday, 989-733-7651

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items classified ads runfree of charge in theCharlevoix County

News. Call 989-732-8160 or e-mail your adto [email protected].

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GREAT ROOMS is nowwholesaling mattressesto the public. Pricesbegin at $89. 148 W.Main St. DowntownGaylord, corner of Mainand N. Court St.www.greatroomsgaylord.com. Call 989-748-4849

3 - Mersman DuncanPhyfe Lyre tables, vin-tage 1930s 1940s.Appraised at GaylordsHistorical Museum for

$275 each. 2 end tablesand 1 coffee table. Allthree tables $375 obo.Call 989-350-3880

FeaturedProperty

4360 CHAmPERRET, BOynE CITy

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is weeks feature home not only has a very

inviting curb appeal, it offers a spacious, well-

appointed and comfortable design, and over

600 feet of shared Lake Charlevoix access with

sandy beachfront and a community clubhouse.

Located on a large corner lot in the wonder-

ful Villa De Charlevoix community, an expan-

sive, covered front porch welcomes the

homeowner and visitors with the promise of

spending quiet hours enjoying the fabulous

setting in a favorite chair. Approximately

2,150 square feet of living area await beyond

the front entry, and includes three very gener-

ously sized bedrooms, two and a half baths,

separate living and family room areas, formal

dining, main oor laundry, and a bright and

cheerfully decorated kitchen space accented by

beautiful wood ooring.

ere are lots of lifestyle enhancing ameni-

ties in this home as well. Highlights included

central air conditioning, a paved drive, a wood

burning replace in the main living area that

offers a cozy focal point for winter family gath-

erings, a screened in porch, even an in-ground

sprinkler system.

And lets not forget that the shared commu-

Questio & AswersAbout Sellig Real Estate

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Mke Srk,

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(231) 536-7700

Insulation keepsyour home warm in the winter andcool in the summer. ere are sev-eral common types of insulation berglass (in both batt and blown

forms), cellulose, rigid foam board,

and spray foam. Reective insula-

tion (or radiant barrier) is another

insulating product which can help

save energy in hot weather.

When correctly installed with air

sealing, each type of insulation can

deliver comfort and lower energy

bills during the hottest and coldest

times of the year.

Insulation performance is meas-

ured by R-value its ability to re-

sist heat ow. Higher R-values

mean more insulating power. Dif-

ferent R-values are recommended

for walls, attics, basements and

crawlspaces. Insulation works best

when air is not moving through or

around it. So it is very important to

seal air leaks before installing insu-

lation to ensure that you get the

best performance from the insula-

tion.

To get the biggest savings, the

easiest place to add insulation is

usually in the attic. A quick way to

see if you need more insulation is to

look across your uncovered attic

oor. If your insulation is level with

or below the attic oor joists, you

probably need to add more insula-

tion. e recommended insulation

level for most attics is R-49 (or

about 1518 inches, depending on

the insulation type).

Mike Stark

Adding insulation to your home

Real Estate Corner

Inviting Villa de Charlevoix Cape Cod includesLake Charlevoix access!

For more info contactPaT oBrien & assoCiaTes (231) 582-1700

nity access to Lake Charlevoix isonly a short stroll away. Its trulythe best of all worlds to be able toenjoy the private, relaxing settingthis home provides, with themany recreational opportunities

of Lake Charlevoix ready andwaiting at any time.

is terric three-bedroomfamily home and excellent loca-tion is listed at $199,000. Formore information or to arrange a

tour of this home, contact PatOBrien at (231) 582-1700 oremail [email protected]

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dependent Sales rep-resentative foradvertising sales in ournewspapers. Work

your own schedule.Good commission rate.Send resume' to Dave 1

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people to sell replace-ment vinyl windows inNorthern Michigan. Wemeasure, build win-dows and install. Allyou have to do is sell.We do the rest. CallRay at 800-762-0304.NEED MATURE INDI-VIDUAL, part time, car-ing for 89 year olddementia patient in herhome. Send resume to152 North Estates Dr.Gaylord, MI 49735.EAST JORDAN. Weare looking for a greatIndependent Sales rep-resentative for specialproject advertisingsales in our newspa-pers. Work your ownschedule. Good com-mission rate. Send re-sume' to Dave 1 [email protected].

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CHARLEVOIX: 2 bed-room apartment, $650month, heat included.Close to town. 231-881-0110LOOKING FORROOMMATE inBayshore. $325 month,utilities included. Call231-347-2712 to leavemessage

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GAYLORD: Beautifulnewer 3 to 4 bedroomranch style home. Over1,900 square feet, 2 fullbaths, fireplace, fullheight basement, tonsof storage. Sits on justover two and one-halfacres. Only 3 milesfrom town. Must see toappreciate. Asking$84,900. MotivatedSeller. Dont be afraidto make an offer. Call906-632-8902 or 906-630-5100.

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12 place setting ofLenox Lido pattern. Mi-crowave and ovenproof. Lots of extra

pieces. $110 obo. Call989-350-3880GE ELECTRICSTOVE. White, 1 1/2years old, digital clock,black glass front. 231-525-6554, 231-833-0027. Wolverine.

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2 ROW John Deerecorn planter, model290, $250. 989-732-3224

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989-732-8099. Ask forKevinFREE CLASSIFIEDADS! Sell your items forfree at www.Michigan-MoneySaver.com. Buyand sell in NorthernMichigan. Photo andtext are free. Cars,Homes, Furniture,Garage sales and more.2 - Mirage InfraredHeaters. One year old.Paid $329 each, will sellfor $200 each. Heats upto 1,000 sq. ft. with anenergy saving heatingsystem. Call 989-732-8160.Norman Rockwell 8.5plate collection. $5each. 60 plates. 231-547-2952DO YOU HAVE A BIBLEyou're not using? Do-nate it to people thatneed a Bible overseas.Call 989-732-4708.Women's 18-speedLynx bicycle and Elec-tric powered Weed-whipper, both like new.Make offer. 989-732-8160LOWEST COST INMICHIGAN! CLASSI-FIED ADS ARE JUST$2 for a 10-word ad inthe Charlevoix County

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1975 CB-550 Honda. 3cyl., very good condi-tion. Trades possible or$1,900. 231-373-0842YAMAHA MOTO 4, 200,shaft drive 4 Wheeler.Front, rear racks, hitch,mirror, showroom condi-tion. Less than 1,000miles. $1,650 obo. 989-733-8585

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Female Hedgehog, 4months old, salt andpepper, friendly. Comeswith large cage and ac-cessories. $175 obo.989-350 7499

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2002 ROCKWOODROO Travel Trailer forsale. Has a power slideout and expands onboth ends. Also has fur-nace, air conditioner,water heater, oven,kitchen sink, microwave,bathroom w/ shower,large refrigerator,

heated mattresses,electric brakes, swaybar, stabilizers. $8,000.989-370-51652010 Springdale 31 footfifth wheel. New condi-tion with Reese hitch.$16,900. Call 989-619-1494

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ARCTIC CAT 5000 Se-ries snowmobile motor,$100. 989-732-4275

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ELECTRIC PALLETJACK with charger,$800. 989-732-4275RADIAL ARM DRILLPRESS, $2,200. 989-732-4275100 AMP WIRE FEEDWELDER, $150. 2 - En-gine stands, $25 each.Reddy Heater, 150,000BTU, $120. Gaylordarea. 517-667-0074

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1988 Dodge B-350. 1Ton passenger van. 4bench seats. 94,000miles. $1,100. 989-732-47891994 FORD ECONO-LINE VAN, carpeted,runs and looks good.

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