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Page 2-B Choice Publications ... The Best Choice! November 17, 2011
By Mike Dunn
GAYLORD The North StarLeague recently announcedthe 2011 All-League footballroster and, not surprisingly,undefeated league championMio is well-represented onthe roster along with Atlanta,
which finished 2-3 in theleague and in a third-place
tie with Arenac Eastern andAuGres-Sims.
Mio senior quarterbackand linebacker Grant Price,one of the most dynamic ath-letes to come through theleague ranks in a while, waschosen as a first-team selec-tion on both sides of the ball.
The 6-foot-1, 205-poundPrice rumbled to 1,356 yardsrushing while scoring 20 ofMios touchdowns and alsoreaching the end zone on 18conversion attempts to scorea whopping 156 points. Pricehelped the Thunderbolts topost a 7-3 mark and earn aplayoff berth this season.
Price also connected on 82
of 174 passes for 1,234 yardsand 16 more touchdownsthrough the air. He threw justfour interceptions.
Two other Mio players who were recognized as two-wayfirst-team selections for Mio
were senior lineman EliKoslakiewicz andreceiver/safety Tod Rondo.
The 6-foot-1, 260-poundKoslakiewicz was a force inthe trenches on both sides ofthe ball for the Thunderboltsand a repeat first-team pickon defense. The 5-11, 160-pound Rondo was among theteam leaders as a receiver,
grabbing 27 aerials for 520yards and 11 scores, and as asafety, taking part in 75 tack-les with two interceptions.
Other first-team selectionsfrom Mio on offense includ-ed senior Clarence Smith atrunning back along with sen-ior Christian Norum and jun-ior Nick Mangutz on the line.On defense, Mio had six play-ers including senior tackleTravis Ellis, junior linebacker
Aaron Fox and sophomorecornerback Seth Thomey inaddition to Price,Koslakiewicz and Rondo. The5-11, 150-pound Thomey, acandidate for this yearsSuper Sophomore Award
announced annually as partof the Weekly Choice All-AreaTeam, had six interceptionsand two fumble recoveriesduring the season.
Atlanta had four first-teamplayers on the All-League
roster and nine players alltogether, including secondteam and honorable mentionpicks [see full 2011 NSL All-League roster below].
Huskie junior quarterbackGarrett Badgero was themost prolific passer in theleague and one of the mostaccurate throwers in theentire region. Badgero con-
nected on 121-of-188attempts for 1,906 yards innine games with 19 TDs and11 interceptions. He also hadanother 348 yards rushing.
Badgero was also a first-team pick in the SpecialTeams category for hisbooming punts. Badgeropunted 26 times and aver-aged nearly 40 yards perboot, which is quite good forthe high school level.
Senior receivers JustinKlein and Trenton Janiga
were also a first-team picksfor Atlanta. Klein pulled in 37aerials for 683 yards with 10scores and seven conversions
while Janiga hauled in a
team-high 44 passes for ateam-high 764 yards and sixTDs.
The versatile Klein wasalso second-team at-largepick on defense, where hehad three interceptions and
three fumble recoveries to go with 50 tackles, and a sec-ond-team special teams pickfor his punt and kick returns.
Junior Brock Baum was a
first-team selection for theHuskies at linebacker, wherehis explosive hits not onlyaccounted for a whopping115 tackles this season with
an interception and a fumblerecovery, but also six causedfumbles. Baum obviouslyhits with the force of a bomb.
By Mike Dunn
GRAYLING In the end, itwas just too good an oppor-tunity to pass up.
Grayling senior Zane Tobininked his name to a Letter ofIntent last week to play col-lege hoops for Siena HeightsUniversity at the universitysmain campus in Adrian. Theleft-handed 6-foot-4 pointguard with the soft shot andthe hard-nosed style of playchose Siena Heights becausehe liked everything about it:the campus, the youngcoaches, and especially thein-your-face, up-tempo styleof play that is nearly identicalto Grayling.
And the topper was thattwo of his closest buddiesfrom spring AAU ball Fulton Middleton seniorsCory Hungerford and Tyler
Waldon are also planning toplay hoops there.
It was the whole package,Zane said in a phone inter-view on Monday eveningafter practice. The coaching
staff was really welcoming tome when I went down thereand the campus was greatand the whole atmosphere ofthe place. The buildings arenice and the campus is com-pact but spread out at thesame time.
Plus, I like the way theyplay basketball and two ofmy buddies from AAU aregoing there.
Tobin certainly has thetools to be a high-impactplayer for the Saints, who arepart of the NAIA and play inthe highly competitive
Wolverine-Hoosier AthleticConference along with
Aquinas, Concordia,Cornerstone, Davenport,Madonna, NorthwesternOhio, University ofMichigan-Dearborn andIndiana Tech.
Last year, Zane helpedGrayling post a 19-5 recordand win the schools first dis-trict championship since2005 with his accurate shoot-ing, his pinpoint passing andhis up-close-and-personal
defensive pressure. Tobinsstats reveal a strong, deter-mined all-around player whoknows how to find openspaces to shoot and who alsoknows how to make everyonearound him on the floor bet-ter.
Tobin averaged 14 pointslast season as the startingpoint guard while hitting 48percent of his 2-point shotsand a whopping 41 percentof his 3-point attempts. He
was unselfish, notching 3.3assists per game for the up-tempo Vikings and he waszealous on defense, too, aver-aging 2 steals per game.
Grayling coach Rich Moffitbelieves Tobin is just the kindof player the Saints programis looking for from theirrecruits.
This is a great fit for Zane,both academically and ath-letically, Moffit said. Zanehas spent countless hours inthe gym and its great to seehim rewarded for his hard
work.Tobin can play shooting
guard and wing as well as thepoint. His most likely role atSiena Heights will be a 2-3combination, allowing him
the opportunity to make thetwine dance from theperimeter and also make thedeadly penetrations to thehole that Viking fans are soaccustomed to seeing.
Tobin is pumped, ofcourse.
Its really exciting, he
said. They have youngcoaches there who are reallygood at communicating andtheres a lot of energy in theprogram. Their style is exact-ly like what coach Moffit runs
with in-your-face defenseand pushing the ball downthe floor.
Tobin will have an oppor-tunity to vie for a varsity posi-tion as a freshman, thoughmost freshmen play JV theirfirst year. Either way, Zaneplans to apply himself fromthe start and do whatever isnecessary to keep improving
every facet of his game andput himself in position tohelp when called upon.
As for the coming highschool hoops season, Zane isreally pumped about that,too. With several playersreturning from last yearshighly successful team suchas fellow seniors Steven Enos,Riley Zigila and 6-foot-8 cen-ter Griffin Dean, among oth-ers, there is naturally loads ofoptimism.
The seniors have talked with coach Moffit and ourmain goals are to get the Lake
Michigan championship,repeat as district champs andget back to the regionalfinals, he said. Hopefully
well get the chance to faceCadillac again (in the region-al finals) and get somerevenge.
Tobin says he hasnt set anypersonal goals in terms ofscoring or any other stats.
I dont care how manypoints I score a game as longas we win, he said. My No. 1goal is to lead the team atpoint guard. Its all about the
wins, not the stats.
FIRST TEAMOffense:QB Garrett Badgero, AtlantaQB Grant Price, MioRB Kyle Zobel, Arenac EasternRB Jacob Burger, HillmanRB Caleb Zimmer, HillmanRB Clarence Smith, Mio
E Trenton Janiga, AtlantaE Justin Klein, AtlantaE Tod Rondo, MioL Tyler Lake, Arenac EasternL Dakota Thomas, AuGresL Matthew Godfrey, HillmanL Eli Koslakiewicz, MioL Nick Mangutz, MioL -- Christian Norum, Mio
Defense:L Tyler Lake, Arenac EasternL David Olschanski, HillmanL Travis Ellis, MioL Eli Koslakiewicz, MioLB Brock Baum, AtlantaLB Matthew Godfrey, HillmanLB Aaron Fox, Mio
LB Grant Price, MioDB Kyle Zobel, Arenac EasternDB Jacob Burger, HillmanDB Alex Cheek, HillmanDB Tod Rondo, MioDB Seth Thomey, Mio
Special Teams:Kyle Zobel, Arenac EasternGarrett Badgero, Atlanta
At-Large:Brandon Bauer, Hillman (Offense)Cody Yocum, Arenac Eastern (Defense)
SECOND TEAMOffense:QB Kyle Boensch, AuGresQB Jordan Van Pamel, HillmanRB Brent Maser, AuGresRB Connor Pendred, AuGresRB Bryson Devers, MioE Edward Tucker, HillmanE Micah Thomey, MioL Josh Cumper, AtlantaL Austin Soik, AtlantaL Kevin Schutte, AuGresL Tyler Banks, HillmanL Travis Ellis, Mio
Defense:L Caleb Cumper, AtlantaL Austin Hutchings, HaleL Clarence Smith, MioLB Seth Teets, AtlantaLB Brent Schwiderson, AuGresLB Michael Olschanski, HillmanDB Nick Garcia, Atlanta
DB Brandon Bauer, Hillman
Special Teams: Justin Klein, Atlanta
At-Large:Tyler Schutte, Arenac Eastern (Offense)Justin Klein, Atlanta (Defense)
HONORABLE MENTIONJacob Wojtoviets, AtlantaDavid Olschanski, Hillman
League champ Mio and Atlanta arewell-represented on 2011 NSL squad
Senior point guard takes high-powered backcourt game to prominent NAIA Siena Heights program
Mio senior QB Grant Price amassed more than 1,000 yards rushing and 1,000 yardspassing this season.
Grayling senior Zane Tobin, center, signed his Letter of Intent to play for Siena Heights
the same day as friends and Fulton High seniors Cory Hungerford and Tyler Waldon.
They are flanked by Siena assistant coaches Bobby Plumer and Dan Yatzek.
Photo by rob DeforGe of rDSPortSPhoto.CoM
Photo CourteSy of Shellie tobin
Football
Basketball
North Star names All-League team
Vikes Tobin signs with Siena
NORTH STAR LEAGUE - 2011 All-League Roster
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November 17, 2011 Choice Publications ... The Best Choice! Page 3-B
These gridiron photos of area teams taken by Mike Dunn andRob DeForge during the recent football season reflect the
intensity, passion and dedication that is such an integral part ofprep football and one reason why the sport is always so popular.
(photos by Rob DeForge of rdsportsphoto.com and Mike Dunn)
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By Mike Dunn
KALKASKA The Inland
Lakes girls ran into a verytough opponent in the Class
C regional semifinals held atKalkaska last Tuesday, Nov.
8. The Bulldogs, who hadreversed three regular-sea-
son losses and beatJohannesburg-Lewiston to win the district title, faced
Pine River in the regionalround and lost 24-26, 25-15,
25-20, 25-12.I-Lakes, which finished
with a 13-21-9 mark,stunned the favored Bucks
in game one of the semifi-
nals, edging them by two
points. After Pine River cameback to take game two hand-
ily, I-Lakes battled the Bucksto the wire before losing the
critical game three.Pine River improved to 41-
12-5 with the win andadvanced to the regional
finals on Thursday, Nov. 10,against Charlevoix. TheRayders prevailed to earn a
berth in the Class C quarter-finals against Houghton out
of the U.P.Outside hitter Sandy
Bischoff, who has been inblast mode all season for I-
Lakes, helped lead the way
in the Pine River match with
five kills. Rebecca Hunt,another chief cog in the
Bulldog wheel of progress in2011, also hammered out
five kills to go with a team-high 21 digs in the back row
and four service aces.Katelynn Brendly aided
the Bulldog cause as well,lacing four kills with threeaces and setter Emily
Griffore generated nineassists. Sarah Bodner cov-
ered the back row like a freshcoat of wax, collecting 16
digs in the match, andBriana Burrus was all over
the place as well, making 13
digs. Sarah Kolb sent sizzling
missiles from the stripe dur-
ing her turns, recording
three aces on the day.
I-Lakes coach Stormy
Dickinson acknowledged
that her team went into the
tournament as an underdog
but the girls played with pas-
sion and purpose and hadnothing to hang their heads
about after the season-end-
ing loss.
The girls set the goal to
be here (at regionals) and
they made it, Dickinson
said. They did well regard-
less of what the score was.
Viking season ends inCadillac in Class B regional
semifinal match onTuesday, Nov. 8, against the
home team
CADILLAC The road
came to an end for the
Grayling volleyball team on
Tuesday, Nov. 8. The Vikings
of coach Jessica Szymoniak
faced host Cadillac in the
Class B regional semifinalsand lost in three games.
It was still a notable seasonfor the Vikings, who captured
the district title the week
before with a hard-fought
victory over Roscommon in
the finals.
The 2011 Grayling team
featured super setter Josie
Swander with cool Rachel
Cooper, Cara Miller and
Cierra Prosser firing missiles
up front while Elaine
DesEnfants and Shanley
Dorn, among others, were
diving all over the place tomake saves in the back row.
The 2011 Viking rosterincluded Madi Juntilla, Sarah
Goodyer, Stanna Dorn,
August Ledesma, Marilyn
Jankowski and Shanley Dorn
in addition to Cooper, Miller,
Swander, Prosser and
DesEnfants.
Grayling falls
in B regionals
Volleyball
Bulldogs give perennial regional contender Pine River atest, but fall in four games
I-Lakes falls
in regional semis
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NCAA ScheduleWednesday, November 168:00 PM ET Ohio at Bowling Green
8:00 PM ET Western Michigan at Miami (OH)
Thursday, November 178:00 PM ET North Carolina at No. 10 Virginia Tech
8:00 PM ET No. 22 Southern Miss at UAB
Friday, November 188:00 PM ET No. 2 Oklahoma State at Iowa State
8:00 PM ET Toledo at Central Michigan
Saturday, November 1912:00 PM ET Citadel at No. 13 South Carolina
12:00 PM ET Kentucky at No. 15 Georgia
12:00 PM ET Indiana at No. 17 Michigan State
12:00 PM ET No. 18 Wisconsin at Illinois
12:00 PM ET No. 19 Nebraska at No. 24 Michigan12:00 PM ET No. 23 Cincinnati at Rutgers
12:00 PM ET Louisville at Connecticut
12:00 PM ET Minnesota at Northwestern
12:00 PM ET Akron at Buffalo
12:00 PM ET Iowa at Purdue
12:30 PM ET No. 21 Georgia Tech at Duke
1:00 PM ET Samford at No. 20 Auburn
1:00 PM ET Furman at Florida
1:00 PM ET Army at Temple
1:00 PM ET Eastern Michigan at Kent State
2:00 PM ET Georgia Southern at No. 3 Alabama
2:00 PM ET New Mexico at Wyoming
3:00 PM ET Maryland at Wake Forest
3:00 PM ET Arkansas State at Middle Tennessee
3:30 PM ET Mississippi State at No. 8 Arkansas
3:30 PM ET No. 9 Clemson at North Carolina State
3:30 PM ET Southern Methodist at No. 11 Houston
3:30 PM ET No. 12 Penn State at Ohio State
3:30 PM ET Miami (FL) at South Florida
3:30 PM ET Texas Tech at Missouri
3:30 PM ET Washington at Oregon State
3:30 PM ET Tulane at Rice
3:30 PM ET Kansas at Texas A&M
3:30 PM ET Colorado State at TCU
3:30 PM ET Florida Atlantic at Troy
4:00 PM ET Navy at San Jose State
4:00 PM ET Boston College at Notre Dame
4:00 PM ET Western Kentucky at North Texas
4:05 PM ET Louisiana Tech at Nevada
5:00 PM ET Utah State at Idaho
5:00 PM ET Utah at Washington State
5:00 PM ET Florida International at Louisiana-Monroe
6:00 PM ET UNLV at Air Force
7:00 PM ET No. 1 LSU at Ole Miss
7:00 PM ET UCF at East Carolina
7:00 PM ET Vanderbilt at Tennessee
7:30 PM ET Colorado at UCLA
7:30 PM ET Virginia at Florida State
8:00 PM ET No. 5 Boise State at San Diego State
8:00 PM ET No. 6 Oklahoma at No. 25 Baylor
8:00 PM ET USC at No. 7 Oregon
8:00 PM ET No. 14 Kansas State at No. 16 Texas
8:00 PM ET Marshall at Memphis
8:00 PM ET Tulsa at UTEP
9:30 PM ET Arizona at Arizona State
10:15 PM ET California at No. 4 Stanford
10:15 PM ET New Mexico State at Brigham Young
11:00 PM ET Fresno State at Hawaii
Week 11Tuesday, November 8Northern Illinois 45, Bowling Green 14
Toledo 66, Western Michigan 63
Wednesday, November 9Temple 24, Miami (OH) 21
Thursday, November 10Ohio 43, Central Michigan 28
No. 10 Virginia Tech 37, No. 21 Georgia Tech 26
No. 11 Houston 73, Tulane 17
Friday, November 11South Florida 37, Syracuse 17
Saturday, November 12No. 2 Oklahoma State 66, Texas Tech 6
No. 9 Clemson 31, Wake Forest 28
No. 19 Nebraska 17, No. 12 Penn State 14
No. 13 South Carolina 17, Florida 12
Missouri 17, No. 16 Texas 5
No. 17 Michigan State 37, Iowa 21
West Virginia 24, No. 23 Cincinnati 21
Northwestern 28, Rice 6
Pittsburgh 21, Louisville 14
Tulsa 59, Marshall 17
Purdue 26, Ohio State 23 (OT)
Vanderbilt 38, Kentucky 8
Boston College 14, North Carolina State 10Eastern Michigan 30, Buffalo 17
North Texas 38, Troy 33
No. 25 Baylor 31, Kansas 30 (OT)
Wyoming 25, Air Force 17
Kent State 35, Akron 3
Colorado 48, Arizona 29
Virginia 31, Duke 21
Utah State 34, San Jose State 33
Arkansas State 30, Louisiana-Lafayette 21
TCU 36, No. 5 Boise State 35
No. 14 Kansas State 53, Texas A&M 50 (4OT)
No. 15 Georgia 45, No. 20 Auburn 7
No. 18 Wisconsin 42, M innesota 13
No. 24 Michigan 31, Illinois 14
Florida State 23, Miami (FL) 19
Rutgers 27, Army 12
Louisiana-Monroe 42, Middle Tennessee 14
Navy 24, Southern Methodist 17USC 40, Washington 17
UAB 41, Memphis 35
No. 8 Arkansas 49, Tennessee 7
San Diego State 18, Colorado State 15
Florida International 41, Florida Atlantic 7
California 23, Oregon State 6
Utah 31, UCLA 6
No. 1 LSU 42, Western Kentucky 9
Notre Dame 45, Maryland 21
Louisiana Tech 27, Ole Miss 7
No. 3 Alabama 24, Mississippi State 7
No. 7 Oregon 53, No. 4 Stanford 30
No. 22 Southern Miss 30, UCF 29
New Mexico State 48, Fresno State 45
UTEP 22, East Carolina 17
Brigham Young 42, Idaho 7
New Mexico 21, UNLV 14Nevada 42, Hawaii 28
Washington State 37, Arizona State 27
Division I BowlSubdivision College
Football
FBS CoachesTop 25 Poll
November 13, 2011Rank TEAM RECORD VOTES PREVIOUS
1 LSU (59) 10-0 1,475 12 Oklahoma State 10-0 1,410 3
3 Alabama 9-1 1,340 4
4 Oregon 9-1 1,300 6
5 Oklahoma 8-1 1,228 7
6 Arkansas 9-1 1,170 8
7 Virginia Tech 9-1 1,045 9
8 Clemson 9-1 1,042 10
9 Stanford 9-1 1,024 2
10 Houston 10-0 927 11
11 Boise State 8-1 831 5
12 Michigan State 8-2 791 13
13 Wisconsin 8-2 745 14
14 South Carolina 8-2 727 15
15 Georgia 8-2 698 16
16 Nebraska 8-2 615 17
17 Kansas State 8-2 501 22
18 Michigan 8-2 477 21
19 TCU 8-2 392 24
20 Southern Miss 9-1 386 23
21 Penn State 8-2 361 12
22 Florida State 7-3 189 NR
23 Georgia Tech 7-3 87 19
23 West Virginia 7-3 87 NR
25 Notre Dame 7-3 86 NR
Others Receiving Votes:
Cincinnati84, Baylor56, Texas27,
Virginia24, Rutgers15, Tulsa10,
Missouri5, Arkansas State5, Texas A&M5,
Brigham Young4, Northern Illinois2,
Arizona State2, Utah2
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NFL ScoresWeek 10
THU, NOV 10 Oakland 24, San Diego 17
SUN, NOV 13 Arizona 21, Philadelphia 17
Tennessee 30, Carolina 3
Houston 37, Tampa Bay 9
Miami 20, Washington 9
Jacksonville 17, Indianapolis 3
Denver 17, Kansas City 10
Dallas 44, Buffalo 7
New Orleans 26, Atlanta 23 (OT)
St. Louis 13, Cleveland 12
Pittsburgh 24, Cincinnati 17
Seattle 22, Baltimore 17
San Francisco 27, NY Giants 20
Chicago 37, Detroit 13
New England 37, NY Jets 16
MON, NOV 14 Green Bay 45, Minnesota 7
NFL ScheduleWeek 11
THU, NOV 17 TIME (ET) TV
NY Jets at Denver 8:20 PM NFL
SUN, NOV 20
Tampa Bay at Green Bay 1:00 PM FOX
Carolina at Detroit 1:00 PM FOX
Jacksonville at Cleveland 1:00 PM CBS
Oakland at Minnesota 1:00 PM CBS
Buffalo at Miami 1:00 PM CBS
Dallas at Washington 1:00 PM FOX
Cincinnati at Baltimore 1:00 PM CBS
Arizona at San Francisco 4:05 PM FOX
Seattle at St. Louis 4:05 PM FOX
Tennessee at Atlanta 4:15 PM CBS
San Diego at Chicago 4:15 PM CBS
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Christmas gift. Gaylord. 989-939-
8257
HELP WANTEDAUTOMOTIVE SERVICE & PARTS.
Now is the time to get paid what
you are worth and work in the envi-
ronment you deserve.. Business is
good at Feeny of Gaylord and we
are currently looking to add to our
talented team of Technicians and
Parts personnel. If you hold integri-
ty and honesty in the highest
regard and possess the ability, we
may be the place for you. Resumes
will be held in confidence and can
be received via e-mail at
[email protected] or may be
faxed to 989-731-0015. No walk-
ins please.
BOYNE CITY, CHARLEVOIX. We arelooking for a great Independent
Sales representative for advertising
sales in our newspapers. Work your
own schedule. Good commission
rate. Send resume' to Dave 1 at
CHEBOYGAN. We are looking for agreat Independent Sales represen-
tative for advertising sales in our
newspapers. Work your own sched-
ule. Good commission rate. Send
resume' to Dave 1 at
HELP WANTED
GRAYLING. We are looking for agreat Independent Sales represen-
tative for advertising sales in our
newspapers. Work your own sched-
ule. Good commission rate. Sendresume' to Dave 1 at
LOOKING TO DO SOMETHING
meaningful with your life? We are
looking for people for in-home help,
assisting with daily living skills,
bathing, Dr. appointments, social-
ization, shopping and community
living skills. Must have a valid dri-
ver's license with less than 3 viola-
tions and be able to pass a criminal
background check. Training provid-
ed. Starting pay $8.33 per hour.
EOE. Need someone for the
Gaylord area. Part time. Apply on-
line at www.northernmanagment.org
or call 989-732-6374.
NEED MATURE INDIVIDUAL, part
time, caring for 89 year old demen-
tia patient in her home. Sendresume to 152 North Estates Dr.
Gaylord, MI 49735.
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS. Work
for yourself. Work your own hours.
Name your own salary. SALES.
Local manufacturer of windows
needs salespeople to sell replace-
ment vinyl windows in Northern
Michigan. We measure, build win-
dows and install. All you have to do
is sell. We do the rest. Call Ray at
800-762-0304.
HOMES FOR RENT
2 BEDROOM HOME. No pets.
Vanderbilt. Call Jack. 989-983-
2551
2 bedroom manufactured home.
Peak roof. New in 2001. 6 inch
walls. Laundry room, dishwasherand trash pickup included. Leave
name and number. 989-732-8247
Gaylord area. Nice 2 bedroom
Mobile home. $550 month
includes washer and dryer. 2 loca-
tions 5419 M-32 West AND 493
Edelweiss in Arbutus. Leave name
and number. 989-732-8247
MANCELONA area. Recently remod-
eled 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, house.
Private, large yard. $600 per month
plus deposit. Call 231-676-7255.
Wanting a Roommate. $300
month. In Gaylord. Call David 517-
879-8806
WATERFRONT HOME between
Grayling and Gaylord. 3 bedroom, 1
bath, no pets, no smoking. $650
per month. 989-732-5081
WOLVERINE: 3 Bedroom, 2 bath,
roomy house. $600 month, securi-
ty, utilities. Phone 231-525-8541
or 231-420-0132
HOMES FOR SALE
GAYLORD: Beautiful newer 3 to 4
bedroom ranch style home. Over
1,900 square feet, 2 full baths, fire-
place, full height basement, tons of
storage. Sits on just over two and
one-half acres. Only 3 miles from
town. Must see to appreciate.
Asking $84,900. Motivated Seller.
Dont be afraid to make an offer.
Call 906-632-8902 or 906-630-
5100.
Nice 2 Bedroom 2 bath condomini-
um in Gaylord. $38,000. Call 989-
619-3136 for a showing
NORTHLAND HOMES We sellEnergy Star homes. Give us a call
for an appointment. 989-370-6058
HOUSEHOLD
GERTA'S DRAPERIES: Everything in
Window Treatments Free estimates
and in home appointments.
Established 1958. Call 989-732-
3340 or visit our showroom at
2281 South Otsego Ave., Gaylord.
LAND & PROPERTY
MANUFACTURED HOMES
For Rent or Sale on Contract. 3
Bedroom Manufactured home.
$500 down, $500 month. Gaylord
area MSHDA approved 866-570-
1991.
NEW & REPOS: Double-Wides, 16's,
14's. Take anything on trade.
Financing available. Michigan East
Side Sales. www.michiganeast-
sidesales.net. 989-354-6867 or
866-570-1991.
MEDICAL & HEALTH
IHT Wellness Shop has Duerksen
Farms Turkey, Shetler Farms Dairy,
Shirley's Cafe Breads, local farm-
fresh eggs, bulk spices, flour, sugar
and more for the holidays. Now tak-
ing orders for holiday turkeys, fresh
pies and breads. Located next to
Brothers Coffee, 416 Main St,
downtown Gaylord. 989-448-4717
TRAMADOL 180 Tablets only $99.
Fast shipping from trusted U.S.
pharmacy! No hidden fees. C.O.D,
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RESISTANCE WEIGHT TRAININGunit. Similar to Bowflex. Weight and
aerobic training. Almost new. $125.
989-501-0758
Women's 18-speed Lynx bicycle
and Electric powered Weed-whip-
per, both like new. Make offer. 989-
732-8160
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by this publication. In order to avoid
misunderstandings, some advertis-
ers do not offer employment but
rather supply the readers with man-
uals, directories and other materi-
als designed to help their clients
establish mail order selling and
other businesses at home. Under
NO circumstance should you send
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client your checking, license ID, or
credit card numbers. Also beware
of ads that claim to guarantee
loans regardless of credit and note
that if a credit repair company does
business only over the phone its
illegal to request any money before
delivering its service. All funds are
based in US dollars. 800 numbers
may or may not reach Canada.
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home. Medical, business, criminal
justice. Job placement assistance.
Computer provided. Financial aid if
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es coast to coast for jobs nation-
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Visit FixJets.com or call AIM 877-
384-5827
HANDS ON CAREER. Rapid training
for Aviation Maintenance career.
Financial aid if qualified. Job place-
ment assistance. Housing avail-
able. AIM 866-430-5985.
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items at home for great pay. Call
877-489-2900 or visit
tinydetails.com to get started.
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home! Guaranteed income! No
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THE OCEAN Corp. 10840 RockleyRoad, Houston, Texas 77099. Trainfor a new career. Underwaterwelder. Commercial diver.NDT/Weld Inspector. Job place-ment assistance and financial aidavailable for those who qualify.800-321-0298.WANTS TO purchase minerals and
other oil & gas interests. Send
details PO Box 13557, Denver, Co
80201
PETS
DOG TRAX GROOMING. Downtown
Gaylord, 220 Michigan Ave. Call for
your appointment today, 989-705-
TRAX (8729)
SERVICES
DJ/KARAOKE SERVICE available for
weddings, clubs or parties.
References and information at
www.larryentertainment.com. 989-
732-3933
EFFICIENT HEATING AND COOLING.Furnaces, Air Conditioning, Sales
and Service. Quality Workmanship
989-350-1857FRED'S TV & APPLIANCE SERVICE.32 years experience. In home serv-
ice. 989-732-1403
Low Cost, Short Run Printing. 100
full color 8.5x11, one side, $25.
11x17 full color poster, one side,
Poster stock, $1 each. Competitive
priced graphic design also avail-
able. Contact the Weekly Choice,
989-732-8160.
SERVICES
PRO LAWN CARE. Fall cleanup,
snow removal, housecleaning.
Weekly - Bi-weekly - Monthly. 13
years, great references. Gaylord
area. 989-732-9226
RIGHT-WAY PAINTING,: Interior,
Exterior. Free estimates. Chris -
989-217-1345
SNOW REMOVAL
8-10 Blizzard snowplow. Fits Dodge
1996-2002. Like new, $2,800.
989-983-4590
AFFORDABLE SNOWPLOWING. 15
years experiences. References
available. 989-732-5081
SNOWPLOWING, Gaylord area.
Commercial or residential. Call for
free estimate. 989-745-5184
SNOWPLOWING: Gaylord,
Vanderbilt, Wolverine areas.
Reasonable rates. 24/7. 989-983-
4590
STORAGE
APS Mini-Warehouse of Gaylord
has 5x10 units available for just
$30 a month. No long term con-tract necessary. In town, safe stor-
age. Larger units also available.
Call 989-732-8160.
BUCK PATH Mini Warehouses start-ing at $15 month. 989-732-2721
or 989-370-6058
Heated or Cold storage available
for Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall,
989-732-0724
VANS
1988 Dodge B-350. 1 Ton passen-
ger van. 4 bench seats. 94,000
miles. $1,100. 989-732-4789
1994 FORD ECONOLINE VAN, car-
peted, runs and looks good.
$2,800 obo. 231-525-8605
WANTED
Wanted: an 40' - 50' aluminum lad-
der. 989-939-8257
Wanted: Baseball, Football,Basketball and Hockey cards. Older
than 1972. 231-373-0842
Wanted: BUYING STANDING TIM-
BER. Top prices paid, free esti-
mates. 989-335-0755
Wanted: Used motor oil.
Transmission oil and hydraulic oil.
Maxx Garage. 989-732-4789
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1738 S. Otsego Ave., P.O. Box 641 Gaylord, MI 49735
WELL MAINTAINED
RENTALS2 & 3 BEDROOM
AVAILABLE
CALL 732-1707
GOOD THINGS COME IN SMALL PACKAGES.Cozy 3 Bed, 2 Bath Ranch with Full Basement on 2 Acres.Tongue and Groove Ceiling, Newer Laminate Flooring, and
Porch with Overhang Lets You Enjoy the Sweet Country Air.
$99,500. MLS #272197
A VIEW TOLIVE FOR!User Friendly 3
Bed, 2 Bath, ProwFront Chalet withGorgeous Views
of Northern Mich.A Square FencedIn 10 Acres Great
for Horses orOther Critters.
Barn with Water-Electric and Greenhouse Too. Gaylord toMackinac Trail 1/2 mile away. Pellet Stove Easily Warms
Entire Home. Paved Road Access. Close to Gaylord.
$139,500. MLS #271297
GO GREENwith this 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath OVE (Optimum Value
Engineered) Home in Gaylord. Earth Berm Home ProvidesGreat Energy Savings. Attached 2 1/2 Heated Garage andHeating Bonus Room in back of Garage. Close to School
Too.$85,000. MLS #275819
A SQUARE160 ACRES
with Trees, Hills,Trails, Water,Grazing Land, A
Pole Building anda Gorgeous 2Story CountryHome. Need I
Say More? Okay, How About 4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, MasterSuite, Hardwood Floors, Fireplace, Woodburner, Zoned
Radiant Heat, Full Walkout Basement, Huge Deck on OneSide of Home, Covered Wrapped Around Deck on Two Other
Sides, Huge Pole Bldg with 14 Foot Doors for RV Storage.
$758,000. MLS #272584
SPARKLING3 Bed, 2 Bath
Country Ranch on110 Acres. SpotlessCountry Kitchen,Hickory Cabinets,
Center Island, 6 PanelOak Doors, MarvinWindows, VaultedCeiling & Vermont
Castings Wood Stove for Up North Feel. Recently CompletedFull Finished Basement. 2 1/2 Car Garage, 60 X 40 Pole Bldgw/ 12Ft Walls plus 36 x 100 Garage on Back 40 w/ CementFloor and Electric. All Surrounded by Rolling Acres of Maple,
Beechwood and Birch.$509,000. MLS #275254
REDUCEDAGAIN!!Sweet OtsegoLake Getaway.Cozy 2 Bed, 1Bath Chaletwith Big
Garage for Allthe Toys andUnfinished
Bonus RoomAbove. Public
Access toLake Just a Hop, Skip and Jump Away.
$40,000. MLS #272243
$10,000 PRICEDROP!
Even More AffordableAll Sport Lake FrontCabin with Storage
Plus. Quaint 2 Bed, 1Bath Cottage withTongue & Groove
Knotty Pine Interior,Wood Burning Insert
and Central Air toKeep You Comfortable All Year Long. 48 Feet of Frontage on
Synder Lake for Swimming, Boating, Fishing. 2 Garages with a
Workshop for Toys. Paved Drive and Whole House Generator.
$162,900. MLS #268065
GREAT TRAIL GETAWAY3 Bed, 1 Bath Cabin with 50 Feet of Ausable River Frontage.
Surprisingly Roomy with No Wasted Space. Can Easily Sleep 6or More for those Weekend or Week Long Getaways.
Completely Furnished. Snowmobile Trail Right Out Front Do or.
$59,500. MLS#274227
Featured HomeOn the Market
How MuchInsulation Do IAlready Have?
Compliments of Ed Wohlfiel
Look into your attic. We start
with the attic because it is usually
easy to add insulation to an attic.
Look into your walls. It is difficult
to add insulation to existing walls
unless: You are planning to add new
siding to your house, or You plan to
finish unfinished space (like a base-
ment or bonus room).
If so, you need to know whether
the exterior walls are already insu-
lated or not. One method is to use
an electrical outlet on the wall, but
first be sure to turn off the power to
the outlet. Then remove the coverplate and shine a flashlight into the
crack around the outlet box. You
should be able to see whether or
not insulation is in the wall. Also,
you should check separate outlets
on the first and second floor, and in
old and new parts of the house,
because wall insulation in one wall
doesn't necessarily mean that it's
everywhere in the house. An alter-
native to checking through electri-
cal outlets is to remove and then
replace a small section of the exteri-
or siding.
Look under your floors. Look at
the underside of any floor over an
unheated space like a garage, base-
ment, or crawlspace. Inspect and
measure the thickness of any insu-
lation you find there. It will most
likely be a fiberglass batt, so multi-
ply the thickness in inches by 3.2 to
find out the R-value (or the R-value
might be visible on a product label).
If the insulation is a foam board or
sprayed-on foam, use any visible
label information or multiply the
thickness in inches by 5 to estimate
the R-value.
Look at your ductwork. Don't
overlook another area in your home
where energy can be saved - the
ductwork of the heating and air
conditioning system. If the ducts of
your heating or air-conditioning
system run through unheated or
uncooled spaces in your home,
such as attic or crawlspaces, then
the ducts should be insulated. First
check the ductwork for air leaks.
Repair leaking joints first withmechanical fasteners, then seal any
remaining leaks with water-soluble
mastic and embedded fiber glass
mesh. Never use gray cloth duct
tape because it degrades, cracks,
and loses its bond with age. If a
joint has to be accessible for future
maintenance, use pressure- or
heat-sensitive aluminum foil tape.
Then wrap the ducts with duct wrap
insulation of R-6 with a vapor
retarder facing on the outer side. All
joints where sections of insulation
meet should have overlapped fac-
ings and be tightly sealed with fiber
glass tape; but avoid compressing
the insulation, thus reducing its
thickness and R-value.
Return air ducts are often locat-
ed inside the heated portion of the
house where they don't need to beinsulated, but they should still be
sealed off from air passageways that
connect to unheated areas. Drywall
to ductwork connections should be
inspected because they are often
poor (or nonexistent) and lead to
unwanted air flows through wall
cavities. If the return air ducts are
located in an unconditioned part of
the building, they should be insu-
lated.
Look at your pipes. If water pipes
run through unheated or uncooled
spaces in your home, such as attic
or crawlspaces, then the pipes
should be insulated.
1949 Gingell Road, Johannesburg, MIListed by Ed Wohlfeil and Brian Jergenson of Keith Dressel Realty (KDR) (989) 732-1707
Real Estate
By Jim Akans
This is an amazing real estate offering. Located just a few miles
northeast of the town of Johannesburg, this Northern Michigan coun-
try estate features a gorgeous two-story home and a huge pole build-
ing set upon 160 acres of rolling terrain that features a mix woodlandsand open areas.
From the arrival at the gated entry located off a paved country road,
its just a short way down the winding driveway to the vistas that open
into a panorama of rolling hills, open grazing lands, woodlands of
hardwoods and pines, and a beautiful two-story traditional style home
beyond. With a quarter section of land, this is a setting that not only
offers incredible beauty and abundant wildlife, it could easily provide
a lifestyle of self-sufficiency with a limitless supply of wood for heat-
ing, ample areas for grazing livestock and horses (the property is
fenced), and plenty of room left over for vegetable gardening.
The home, which was custom built in 1998, offers over 2,700 square
feet of living space on the main two levels, plus a huge walkout base-
ment, with extra height 13-block walls, that could be finished into
additional living area. There are four bedrooms on the upper level,
including a large master bedroom suite with walk-closet and adjoin-
ing bath featuring a garden style tub and separate shower. Each of the
remaining three bedrooms are generously sized, and there is an addi-
tional full bath on the upper level as well.
The main floor is highlighted by a family room with wood stove, a
formal living room with a gas fed fireplace and hardwood flooring that
extends into the adjoining dining area. The kitchen is open to the din-
ing area, and features cabinetry and appliances with pristine white
finishes, and a convenient main level laundry and utility area located
adjacent to the kitchen space. The main level also includes a full bath-
room.
Other highlights of this home include beautiful, solid wood six-
panel doors throughout the interior, energy efficient Pella brand win-
dows, a central alarm system, and a covered wrap-around porch the
leads to a huge wrap-around open deck area.
The pole building is absolutely enormous, with plenty of space to
store an RV, vehicles, grounds maintenance equipment, and more.
What an amazing country estate. This beautiful home and expan-
sive property is listed at $758,000.
Call Ed Wohlfeil or Brian Jergenson today for a private showing.
(989) 732-1707 or email [email protected] or ed@north-
ernrealestate.com.
An Amazing NorthernMichigan country estate
