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Jannelle led the Rambler cross country team with
her best time of the season finishing 7th in a time
of 20:50 at the Leroy Maxie Invitational in
Fairview over the weekend . Roberts also took
first against Mackinaw City a few days earlier,
JENNELLE ROBERTS,
BOYNE CITY
The sophomore quarterback helped lead a
second half Rambler surge against Elk Rapids
as Boyne improved to 8-0 on the season. Red-
man passed for 141 yards and a touchdown,
and added 46 yards rushing and three scores.
COREY REDMAN,
BOYNE CITY
OF THE
BOYNE CITY GRAYLING
WHAT:
Grayling (8-0, 5-0)
at Boyne City (8-0, 5-0)
WHEN: AT STAKE: RECENT
HISTORY:
KEYS:
Friday, 10/19
7 p.m. kickoff
2012 Lake Michigan
Conference title and a
truck load of playoff
points for the winner
Grayling won 35-7 last year; the
last time the Vikings lost at Boyne
was 2008 by a 52-42 margin
Graylings ability on defense to keep
Boyne from controlling the clock and
making methodical drives; Boynes
ability on defense to keep Grayling QB
Jake Swander under wraps
ByMikeDunn
GRAYLING
It couldnt
have been
scripted any
better than
this.
The unbeaten Grayling
Vikings of coach Tim
Sanchez invade the turf of
the undefeated Boyne City
Ramblers of coach Dave
Hills this Friday and, as
one would expect, there is
much riding on the out-
come.
The winner not only
gets to hoist the 2012 Lake
Michigan Conference
championship trophy but
also earns a truck load of
playoff points. Boyne City
is seeking its first confer-
ence title and first un-
beaten regular season
since 2001 when it went 9-0
en route to a 12-1 mark
and a berth in the Div. 5
semifinals, and Grayling
is looking for its first
league title and the first
undefeated and untied
season in school history.
The Vikings posted a 7-0-1
log in 1970.
Both teams feature ex-
plosive playmakers who
can score with quick-
strike suddenness. The
Vikings averaged 37
points per game and the
Ramblers averaged 27 per
game.
On the other side of the
ball, Grayling permitted
an average of 17 points
per game and Boyne an
average of 13.
A big key in the out-
come will be how well the
opposing teams defense is
able to keep wraps on the
other teams outbreaks on
offense.
A concern for Sanchez
is Boynes overall team
speed.
ByAndySneddon
This, Boyne
City football
coach Dave
Hills says, is
what you play
for, a night a
high school football player
points to through weight-
room sessions, summer
camps, August two-a-days.
And, its something hell
point to long after its
over.
Lifelong memories will
be made on Friday and
a championship decided
when Boyne City and
Grayling meet in a game
that will decide the Lake
Michigan Conference
championship at Boynes
Earl Brotherston Field.
This is, as a program,
what youre working for,
to play meaningful games
at the end of the season,
Hills said. Its going to be
a lot of fun. Theres a lot
of excitement in the
school and in the commu-
nity. A lot of people have
been talking about it for
weeks.
And it shapes up to be
one of those theyll be
talking about for years
after. Both teams are 8-0
overall, 5-0 league. The
Vikings are rankedsev-
enth in the Associated
Press Division 5 state poll.
Both teams are headed
to the playoffs, the Ram-
blers for the first time
since 2009 as they have en-
joyed a resurgence under
Hills, who returned this
season as Boynes head
coach after a three-year
hiatus.
The Ramblers are seek-
ing their first Lake Michi-
gan crown since 2001,
while Grayling, which
joined the league in 2003,
is eyeing its first-ever
Boyne City Ramblers Battle for
League Championship Friday
Vikings travel to Boyne City with league title
and tons of playo points on the line
ANDySNEDDoN
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forthebigLakeMichiganConferenceshowdown.
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Theyre a tough, disci-
plined, well-coached football
team with some real speed on
the edges, he said.
The great challenge for the
Ramblers will be to try and
corral the vaunted Sanchez
Spread of Grayling, an up-
tempo assault geared to cre-
ate mismatches on every
down.
The engineer of the attack
this year is junior lefty Jake
Swander. All he has done in
his first eight games is throw
for 2,303 yards and 18 touch-
downs.
Swander has a talented
crew of receivers to throw to,
including junior Tyler McCla-
hanan (50 catches for 755
yards and 5 TDs), senior Scott
Parkinson (37 for 436, 5 TDs),
senior Ty Jensen (32 for 398
yards, 5 TDs) and sophomore
Scout Tobin 27 for 400, 2 TDs)
in addition to dependable
Danny Schultz and Justice
Junttila.
What makes it tough to stop
Grayling is the balance in its
attack. Opponents that have
designed their defense to stop
the Viking aerial assault have
found it difficult to contain
the run. The hard-driving
Jensen, who has amassed
more than 1,000 yards rushing
and receiving this season
with a whopping 18 touch-
downs, has averaged nearly 6
yards per carry while accu-
mulating a team-high 674
rushing yards and reaching
the end zone 11 times.
Tobin is another threat as a
runner or receiver. The sweet-
striding sophomore runs the
ball at times out of the wild-
cat formation or takes hand-
offs from Swander from the
slot post and has the speed
and elusiveness to score from
anywhere on the field. Tobin,
who has 336 rushing yards on
just 25 attempts (an average of
13.44 times per carry!) has a
90-yard TD run on his stat
line this season and an 80-
yard TD reception. In the
huge win over St. Francis
midway through the season,
he threw a 6-yard TD to Swan-
der, ran for a 33-yard TD late
in the game and broke loose
for a 62-yard gallop.
Junior Kevin Harris, who
bolsters the Grayling running
attack along with the scrappy
Schultz, has one of the
strongest legs around. He
often boots the ball into the
end zone on kickoffs and he
gives the Vikings a legitimate
field goal threat.
Boynes defense will seek to
find ways to keep the Vikings
from making quick strikes on
Friday. The Ramblers ability
to limit the explosive plays
and force Grayling to earn its
points will go a long way in
determining the outcome of
the contest.
The difficult part of run-
ning the spread is that you
are never really sure what a
team is going to do to you de-
fensively because its so dif-
ferent from what they have
faced all year, Sanchez said.
This is at the same time an
advantage for us if we can ad-
just quickly. However, Im
sure they will use a combina-
tion of pressure and changing
up coverages to try to confuse
us.
We will need to stay poised
and just take advantage of
what the defense is giving us.
No defense can stop every-
thing, so its up to us to find
the weak spots.
Boyne City features a diver-
sified offense with plenty of
speed and plenty of punch
through the air and on the
ground.
Quarterback Corey Redman
is a sophomore who plays
with the savvy of a senior. He
doesnt throw nearly as much
as the Vikings Swander but
he throws accurately and can
hit the big one. Redman and
fellow sophomore Maceo Vro-
man have been a big-play
combination all season. The
duo hooked up for three TDs
in the Ramblers 29-14 victory
over St. Francis. Jamael Kelly
is also a quick-strike threat at
receiver.
Freshman Malik Smith is
built low to the ground and
has a motor that wont quit.
Smith has the power to push
for the short yards and the
breakaway speed to convert
any play into a long gallop.
Brad Fouchia is a passing and
running threat out of the
backfield along with Conner
Mills.
Vroman is an electrifying
kick and punt returner who
can flat out fly. His 95-yard
kickoff return late in the
fourth quarter gave the Ram-
blers a come-from-behind 26-
21 win over Kalkaska in week
three.
The Carnivores of Grayling
defensive coordinator Kevin
OConnell definitely have
their work cut out for them on
Friday.
Boyne runs some quick
motions to get the ball to the
edge, Sanchez said. They
also have great balance in
that they can fake the sweep
and hand it off up the middle
or pass it deep.
If our guys dont read
their keys and caught up with
the motions, it will be a long
night. However, if we stay fo-
cused and disciplined, we will
have a shot.
Lake Michigan title.
The teams appeared on a collision
course as the season progressed and
both defeated longtime Lake Michi-
gan heavyweight Traverse City St.
Francis in back-to-back weeks. The
Vikings notched their first-ever win
over the Gladiators on Sept. 14. One
week later, Boyne knocked off St.
Francis for the first time since that
01 season, when it reached the Divi-
sion 5 state semifinals.
St. Francis left the Lake Michigan
after last season and is now playing
as an independent. Still, those wins
were a sign that both Boyne and
Grayling were for real, and they lit
the match of anticipation that has
grown into an out-and-out inferno.
Hills, ever the pragmatist, tried to
quell talk of the showdown among
his players and took the tried-and-
true one-game-at-a-time approach.
We tried not to (talk about it), he
said. We knew it was there and Im
sure (Grayling) did too and its nice
that it has materialized like it did.
Its going to be a great atmosphere
and theres going to be a whole lot of
excitement from both communities
Im sure.
With Hills returning to the pro-
gram he led to a 69-26 record from
2000-08 there were plenty of un-
knowns entering the season. It
helped that he had remained in the
building as a teacher at Boyne City
during his break from coaching, but
with so many young players filling
key roles, nobody was certain how
competitive or good the Ram-
blers might be.
Sophomore Corey Redman, who
has already made a verbal commit-
ment to play basketball at Central
Michigan, is the quarterback and
his top receiver is another sopho-
more, Maceo Vroman. The leading
rusher is freshman fullback Malik
Smith. Three other sophomores,
Michael Dohm, Connor Beebe and
Max Cuper, have also played key
roles.
Hills and his staff have been able
to blend those newcomers with sen-
ior veterans such as Brady Calo, a
two-way starting lineman;
guard/linebacker Elliott Hausler;
and linebacker/halfback Alan Man-
ross. Senior running back Jamael
Kelly has also emerged as a threat.
As the youngsters have matured
and the entire team has gelled,
Boyne has gotten progressively bet-
ter. The Ramblers first four wins
each came by eight points or less but
the operative word is wins
theyve won while learning and
growing up.
Offensively I think our level of
execution is a lot better than it was
the first three, four weeks, Hills
said. As the season has progressed I
think weve continued to improve in
both the passing and running
games.
Certainly the season has played
out very well for us. It couldnt have
played out any better. Weve been
fortunate, but weve created some
good fortune by playing good foot-
ball.
I think weve continued to im-
prove and the competition continues
to improve and so the games get
more and more exciting. I think
were all very excited about the posi-
tion weve created for ourselves
here. From here on out, theyll just
keep getting bigger.
Win or lose on Friday, the Ram-
blers are headed to the playoffs. That
was the norm in Hills first tenure
as Boynes coach. They finished 4-5
in his first season, 2000, then reeled
off nine straight post-season appear-
ances.
The playoffs will be new for most
of these kids, he said. This game
(against Grayling) is going to have
that playoff atmosphere and a lot of
things around it and itll be real im-
portant for us to handle that appro-
priately and keep that in
perspective.
Ramblers
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ByChrisFiel
BoyneCity44,
ElkRapids30
ELK RAPIDS The Boyne City
Ramblers used a strong defensive
second half and applied equal
pressure on the Elks defense as
they turned an eight point deficit
into a 14 point victory on October
12, in getting by Elk Rapids 44-30
in a Lake Michigan Conference
contest.
Boyne City found themselves
down in the opening quarter by a
pair of touchdowns and looking
at an up hill battle, when sopho-
more quarterback Corey Redman
hooked up with senior Jamael
Kelly for a 63-yard touchdown
pass, and after Austin Gardner
added the point after, it was 14-7.
Redman would add a 1-yard
score early in the second quarter,
he would also connect with Con-
ner Beebe for a two-point conver-
sion and later in the quarter,
freshman running back Malik
the machine Smith pounded it
in from just over 1-yard out,
along with a successful extra
point from Gardner, knotted the
score at 22-22.
The Elks would add their final
score of the night just before the
halftime whistle, and a 30-22 lead.
We were sluggish in the first
half, but were able to keep the
score close, Rambler coach
David Hills said. We played bet-
ter in the second half on both
sides of the ball.
After a scoreless third, Boyne
opened the fourth with another
Redman 1-yard plunge, Dale Tar-
ket added the two-point conver-
sion to tie the game again at 30-30
with just under ten minutes re-
maining.
Boyne took the lead for good
about two minutes later as Red-
man took off for a 43-yard run,
and with a Gardner PAT, the
Ramblers led 37-30.
Boyne City added some dis-
tance between themselves and
the Elks shortly after that as
Smith raced 43 yards to paydirt
for the final score of the evening,
44-30 after Gardner's extra point.
It's a big win for us, Hills
added. It sets up a chance at a
conference championship at
home against Grayling.
Redman led the Ramblers of-
fensively, completing 5-of-14
passes for 141 yards and a touch-
down, and added 46 yards rush-
ing on four attempts and three
TD's.
Smith carried 21 times for 136
yards and two scores, Kelly
caught three passes for 112 yards
and rushed nine times for 71, and
Bradley Fouchia had 43 yards
rushing on seven carries and one
reception for 17 yards.
On the defensive side of the
ball, Brady Calo had 12 tackles
and a pick, Alan Manross fin-
ished with 11, Mills added 10 and
fumble recovery, Zach Wandrie
wrapped up nine Elks and Tarket
recovered two fumbles.
The Ramblers host Grayling
for the Lake Michigan Confer-
ence championship on Friday,
Oct. 19, at Earl Brotherston Field
as both teams stand 8-0 overall, 5-
0 conference.
BoyneCitysophomorequarterback,
CoreyRedmanpassedfor141yards
and a touchdown, and added 46
yardsrushingandthreescoresin
the Ramblers comeback victory
overElkRapids.(CCNEwSFILEPHOTO)
ByChrisFiel
HarborSprings19,Charlevoix7
HARBOR SPRINGS The Rams gained over 300 yards on
the ground en route to a Lake Michigan Conference vic-
tory over the visiting Rayders 19-7 on October 12.
Charlevoix slipped to 0-8 overall, 0-5 conference with the
loss.
The Rayders got on the board in the opening quarter on
a Like Klinger 3-yard run, following a Rams drive for a
touchdown, After Charlevoix scored it was all Harbor the
rest of the way.
Charlie Hamilton paced the Charlevoix offensive attack
with 49 yards rushing, while Tanner Catt added 32, Brian
Noirot gained 24, and Shane Sutherland chipped in with
17.
Nate Moon finished with 14 yards passing on nine at-
tempts, while Klinger added nine yards on one completion.
Leading receiver was Devin Drain with two catches.
We had our chances, but made some costly mistakes,
Rayder assistant Nick Barnum said. We also had a second
and goal and fumbled, along with some dropped passes.
Hopefully we can get healthy this week and finish the sea-
son with a win.
Alex Brown was everywhere on defense, recording 21
tackles, Grey Spegele added 14, Tommy Zipp chipped in
with 13, Sutherland had 11, John Freiberg and Corbin
Turkleson added seven respectively.
Defensively for the Rayders, Alex Brown had a team-best
21 tackles, while Greyson Spegele had 14 tackles, Tommy
Zipp, 13; Sutherland, 11; and John Frieberg, seven tackles.
Turkleson and JJ Bottomley each recovered a fumble.
Harbor Springs
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JV Football
Charlevoix at East Jordan, 6pm
boyne City at Grayling, 6pm
VollEyball
Kalkaska at East Jordan, 6pm
Ellsworth at Central lake, 6pm
Grayling at Charlevoix, 6pm
october 19
Football
East Jordan at Charlevoix, 7pm
Grayling at boyne City, 7pm
october 23
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East Jordan at Grayling, 6pm
Ellsworth at Harbor light, 6pm
Cross Country
boyne City, East Jordan at Gaylord,
4pm
october 25
VollEyball
Harbor springs at East Jordan, 6pm
Charlevoix at Kalkaska, 6pm
Ellsworth at bellaire, 6pm
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Lake Michigan conference
Team Conf (W-L-T) ....Overall
Boyne City ...................5 - 0 - 0......................8 - 0 - 0
Grayling.......................5 - 0 - 0......................8 - 0 - 0
Kalkaska ......................3 - 2 - 0......................6 - 2 - 0
Elk Rapids ....................3 - 3 - 0......................4 - 4 - 0
Harbor Springs ............2 - 4 - 0......................3 - 5 - 0
East Jordan..................0 - 5 - 0......................0 - 8 - 0
Charlevoix....................0 - 6 - 0......................0 - 8 - 0
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CharlevoixvsEastJordan
CHARLEVOIX The host Ray-
ders defeated East Jordan in a
Lake Michigan Conference vol-
leyball match-up 25-20, 25-17, 25-20
on October 11.
Karley Pearsall finished with 22
kills, 13 digs, three blocks and a
pair of aces in leading
Charlevoix, while Gloria Greene
added 23 assists, 11 digs and two
blocks.
Also for the Rayders, Madeline
Boss added18 kills and eight digs,
Jennaca Holecheck had nine digs
and Katie Paramo added 10 digs
and served at 100 percent. Cassidy
Peebles added 12 assists and was
also perfect from the serving line.
Charlevoix improved to 22-14-6
overall, 8-2 conference.
We played a solid game at the
serving line and serve receive,
Rayder coach Audra Randall said.
These are very important ele-
ments to improve on as we ap-
proach next week with a tri-meet
with TCSF and Harbor Springs.
East Jordan did well with de-
fense and serve receive and made
our girls work harder at the net,
Randall added.
For the Red Devils who slipped
to 7-7 overall, 5-5 conference,
Paige Poindexter finished with
seven kills, four blocks and 100
percent serving, while Stevie Bar-
tig added 12 digs, five assists and
was perfect serving and Angela
Watkins added four blocks, six
kills and 10 digs and also finished
perfect serving.
CharlevoixvsElkRapids
CHARLEVOIX The Rayders
continued their second half of
the season surge as they maneu-
vered past the Elks 25-13, 25-11, 25-
23 in a Lake Michigan Conference
contest on October 9.
The whole team contributed to
this win and it was very bal-
anced, Charleovix coach Audra
Randall said. The tremendous
play from this weekend rolled
into this match and you can see
them playing in better rhythm.
Some intense rallies with Elk
Rapids were exciting to watch
and both teams doing whatever
they could to win each rally.
Karley Pearsall finished with 17
kills, 13 digs, five blocks, while
Madeline Boss added 14 kills, 10
digs and three aces and a block.
Also for the Rayders, Katie
Paramo finished with 100 percent
serve receive and added four digs.
Kelsey Pischner and Anna
Way were error free at the net hit-
ting and having been stepping up
their game, the coach noted.
The Rayders improved to 21-14-
6 overall, 7-2 conference with the
win.
BoyneCityvsElkRapids
BOYNE CITY The Ramblers
got 18 digs and 10 kills from Kylie
Hicks as Boyne downed the visit-
ing Elks 25-22, 25-23, 25-18 for a
Lake Michigan Conference vic-
tory on October 11.
Heather Nichols added 18 as-
sists, while Mary Myers and Erin
Baker each added 18 digs, and
Courtney Weldon, Emily Evans,
Paige Hornbeck, Rainy McCune
and Baker all served at 100 per-
cent.
The Ramblers improved to 25-
11-4 overall, 10-3 conference with
the win.
We are starting to get back in
our grove, and I thought Paige
(Hornbeck) stepped up her play
tonight, Rambler coach Casie
Parker said. We had a nice
crowd for our pink game tonight
and we would like to thank every-
one for coming.
BoyneCityvsEastJordan
EAST JORDAN The visiting
Ramblers were able to knock off
the Lady Red Devils in a hard
fought four game match 25-17, 21-
25, 27-25, 25-18 in a Lake Michigan
Conference contest on October 9.
Kylie Hicks finished with 24
kills and 25 digs to lead Boyne,
while Heather Nichols added 37
assists and six aces.
Also for the Ramblers, Erin
Baker added 25 digs, Mary Myers
11 kills and both Baker and Myers
served at 100 percent.
East Jordan played well
tonight, they were getting every-
thing up and have improved
greatly, Boyne coach Casie
Parker said. We are slowly get-
ting back on track and experi-
menting with our line-up, I also
thought Erin (Baker) played well
tonight defensively.
For East Jordan, Valerie Peters
had seven kills, 14 digs, two
blocks and one assist; Angela
Watkins added 12 kills, 10 digs
and 10 blocks; Katie Spence had
five kills, 15 digs; Paige Poindex-
ter finished with nine kills, one
dig and six blocks.
East Jordan fell to 7-6 overall, 4-
5 conference.
EllsworthvsMackinawCity
MACKINAW CITY Ellsworth
improved to 10-3 overall, 7-1 con-
ference with a 25-9, 25-19, 25-20
Northern Lakes Conference win
over Mackinaw City on October
11.
We started out strong tonight
and served with minimal errors,
Lancer coach Linda Steenwyk
said. It was a great team win,
they looked like they were having
fun and working very well to-
gether.
Kari Steenwyk finished with 12
kills, seven digs and four aces
while Tara Essenberg added nine
digs, seven kills and five aces.
Also for the Lady Lancers,
Whitney Heard had 14 assists;
Kendra Warner added five digs
and five aces; Ashley Drenth
added eight aces. Elizabeth Sow-
ers and Leah Swenson finished
with five and four digs, respec-
tively.
VoLLEyBALLRoUNDUP
ByChrisFiel
FAIRVIEW The Boyne City
Ramblers took second in the
girls race and third in the boys
at the Leroy Maxie Invitational
in Fairview on October 13.
The top three teams in each
race earned awards.
In the girls race, Johannes-
burg-Lewiston took first, fol-
lowed by Boyne City who edged
Boyne Falls by one point.
Jennelle Roberts led the Ram-
blers with her best time of the
season finishing 7th in a time of
20:50. Finishing 14th was Jes-
sica Dowty with a time of 21:46,
18th was Hannah Knitter in
22:40, 20th was Alison Burnell in
23:12, and 21st was Margaret
Durbin in 23:18. Also for Boyne
City: Alexis Bielas 25th, Rachel
Brilinski 26th, Kiana Kuhs 29th,
Brianna Burnell 29th, Katelyn
Skornia 30th, Irene Seaver 32nd,
Ashley Lutterbach 34th, Ann
Durbin 41st, Carina Lawrence
43rd, and Mary Anderson 46th.
She (Roberts) has had two
strong races this week as she re-
covers from her stress fracture,
Rambler coach Andy Place said.
All of the rest of the girls team
set personal best times, we are
starting to peak for the season
and we had five runners in the
top 21.
The boys portion was won by
Mancelona, Boyne Falls second,
and followed by the Ramblers.
Garrett Fogo ran a personal
best 17:07 to finsh fourth and
broke the Boyne City sopho-
more record of 17:25, held by
Ryan Kasper. Trevor Day fin-
ished 8th in 17:48, Derek Willis
finished 14th in 18:03, Jeff Van-
Hove finished 23rd in 18:49,
Ethan Habasco finished 33rd in
19:45, and Tanner Evans fin-
ished 41st in 20:25. Day, Willis,
and Evans also play on the
Boyne varsity soccer team.
This is the first time in 10
years that we have had two boys
run under 18 minutes, Place
added.
In the middle school race for
Boyne City, Ethan Book finished
his strong season by winning
the two-mile race in a time of
11:37. His time is over one
minute faster than his time last
year in this race. Riley Minier
earned a medal with his 6th
place finish. Earning medals for
the girls were Grace Knitter
who finished 2nd place and An-
nika Bergquist who finished
3rd.
Ramblers finish second, third in girls, boys races
CRoSSCoUNTRy
FooTBALL
ByChrisFiel
Grayling63,
EastJordan29
GRAYLING The East Jordan
Red Devils faced a tough
Grayling Vikings team and were
able to put up some good num-
bers agaisnt them, but ultimately
fell 63-29 on October 12 in a Lake
Michigan Conference match-up.
The Vikings improved to 8-0
overall, 5-0 conference, took care
of business in setting up their
championship showdown
against Boyne City on October
19.
For Grayling, Jake Swander
tied a school record six touch-
downs, while going 23-of-44 pass-
ing for 362 yards in leading the
Vikings to the win.
Also for Grayling, Tyler Mc-
Clanahan finished with 125 yards
receiving with one TD, Scott
Parkinson 94 yards and three
scores, Danny Schultz had 88
yards and Ty Jensen 45 yards
and two touchdowns.
East Jordan was led by Noah
Bacchus with 65 yards on 11 car-
ries and added three receptions
for 48 yards and a pair of touch-
downs, while Dustin Hejka added
47 yards rushing and a score in
addition to 48 yards receiving.
Ben Walton carried seven
times for 57 yards, Tim Schut
added a touchdown on 25 yards
rushing, and Jay Graham added
201 all-purpose yards between
his duties as a returner and run-
ning back.
The Red Devils D was led by
Graham's 10 tackles, while Bac-
chus and Schut finished with
eight wrap ups each, Walton
chipped in with five, and Hejka
and Jack Holbrook added five
stops each.
East Jordan fell to 0-8 overall,
0-5 conference, and will travel to
Charlevoix for the season finale
for the two rivals.
JVFooTBALL
Young Red Devils
improving
EAST JORDAN The young
Red Devils were able to hang
with the Vikings for the first
half, but a strong Grayling third
quarter helped put the game out
of reach as Grayling defeated
East Jordan 42-6 on October 11.
The East Jordan defensive line
of Hector Paz, Nash Johnston
and Thomas Brandell were cred-
ited by coach Greg Kitson for ap-
plying the pressure needed to
keep the Viking passing game in
check.
Wyatt Crick, Skyler Schuler,
Brandell and Andrew Halbert led
the team defensively, while Bob
Sherman and Crick had an inter-
ception and Schuler recovered a
fumble.
The EJ offensive line of James
Brown, Alex Herriman, Mark
Dehaan, Sherman and Schuler
did not give up a sack all night.
Crick, Bailey Sargent led the
rushing attack and Brandell and
Sargent were the leading re-
ceivers with Sargent on the re-
ceiving end of a Noah Raymond
touchdown pass.
I really like where we are
with this new offense, and im
very proud of how far we have
come, Coach Kitson said. We
played our best half of football
against Grayling and played well
for three quarter, now we just
have to put it together for all four
quarters this week against
Charlevoix.
Viking offense too
much for Red Devils
ABOVE:EastJordan'sNoahBacchus(11)looksforsomepositiveyardageagainstatoughGraylingdefense.
(PHOTOBYBOBGINGERICH)
Page 4B Charlevoix County News October 18, 2012
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WANTED: Hunting and Fish-
ing collectibles and decoys.
989-370-0499
Auctions
ESTATE AUCTION: Friday,
October 19, 4:30pm. 1454 E.
Miller Rd. (M-33), Fairview.
Troyer Auctions. 989-848-
2444 (home), 989-848-9991
(barn). www.troyerauctions.net
Automobiles
2000 Pontiac Sunfire SE. 2.2L
4 cyls, FWD, automatic, 182k
miles, Arctic White, stock #
6846B, pre-owned, New In
Stock. Includes a CARFAX
buyback guarantee. $3,950.
Dave Kring Chevrolet-Cadil-
lac, 1861 US 31 North,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585
2002 Pontiac Grand Am. 4
door, 4 cyl. Payments as low
as $99 a month. Petoskey
Auto Group, Nobody Sell For
Less 2215 N. US-31,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-6080.
www.petoskeyautogroup.com
2003 Honda Accord LX. 4 cyl.
Loaded. Payments as low as
$99 a month. Petoskey Auto
Group, Nobody Sell For Less
2215 N. US-31, Petoskey, MI
2 3 1 - 3 4 7 - 6 0 8 0 .
www.petoskeyautogroup.com
2004 Cadillac DeVille. 4.6L
V8, FWD, automatic, 105k
miles, 26 MPG Hwy, Cash-
mere, stock # 30940, pre-
owned, Gas miser! 26 MPG
Hwy! Web Special on this hot
Sedan. Dave Kring Chevrolet-
Cadillac, 1861 US 31 North,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585
2004 Chevy Cavalier. 5 speed,
33 MPG. Payments as low as
$149 a month. Petoskey Auto
Group, Nobody Sell For Less
2215 N. US-31, Petoskey, MI
2 3 1 - 3 4 7 - 6 0 8 0 .
www.petoskeyautogroup.com
2004 Ford Taurus. Great MPG
in a mid size car. Payments as
low as $99 a month. Petoskey
Auto Group, Nobody Sell For
Less 2215 N. US-31,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-6080.
www.petoskeyautogroup.com
2005 Chevy Cavalier with
Street Glow Lights. Auto,
tinted glass, air, cruise, 31
MPG. Payments as low as
$149 a month. Petoskey Auto
Group, Nobody Sell For Less
2215 N. US-31, Petoskey, MI
2 3 1 - 3 4 7 - 6 0 8 0 .
www.petoskeyautogroup.com
2005 Subaru Impreza RS. 4
cyl, auto. 27 mpg. Payments
as low as $99 a month.
Petoskey Auto Group, Nobody
Sell For Less 2215 N. US-31,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-6080.
www.petoskeyautogroup.com
2006 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA.
4 door, Auto, 2.5L, new tires
plus 2 new snow tires, front
wheel drive, new brakes,
198K, $4,200, KBB price,
$5,500. Gaylord, 989-239-
1483
2007 Buick Lucerne CXL. 3.8L
V6, FWD, automatic, 72k
miles, 28 MPG Hwy, Dark Gar-
net Metallic, stock # 7269A,
pre-owned, CARFAX 1 owner
and buyback guarantee. This
is the vehicle for. $14,888.
Dave Kring Chevrolet-Cadil-
lac, 1861 US 31 North,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585
2007 Cadillac DTS Luxury I.
4.6L V8, FWD, automatic, 60k
miles, 25 MPG Hwy, Black
Cherry, stock # 6479A, pre-
owned, Beautiful right down to
its almost new tires. Wow!
Gets Great Gas Mileage: 25
MPG. $17,450. Dave Kring
Chevrolet-Cadillac, 1861 US
31 North, Petoskey, MI 231-
347-2585
2008 Chevy Aveo. 34 MPG on
this yellow gas saver. Air, CD,
one owner, 82K. Payments as
low as $149 a month.
Petoskey Auto Group, Nobody
Sell For Less 2215 N. US-31,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-6080.
www.petoskeyautogroup.com
2012 Chevrolet Camaro 2SS.
6.2L V8, RWD, automatic, 871
miles, 24 MPG Hwy, Crystal
Red Tintcoat, stock # 31034,
pre-owned, Less than 900
miles on this RED HOT Ca-
maro 2SS with all the goodies.
Save $39,988. Dave Kring
Chevrolet-Cadillac, 1861 US
31 North, Petoskey, MI 231-
347-2585
2012 Chevrolet Impala LS.
3.6L V6, FWD, automatic, 27k
miles, 30 MPG Hwy, Gold Mist
Metallic, stock # 31013, pre-
owned, CARFAX 1 owner and
buyback guarantee... Gets
Great Gas Mileage: 30 MPG
Hwy. $17,499. Dave Kring
Chevrolet-Cadillac, 1861 US
31 North, Petoskey, MI 231-
347-2585
Rent-to-own vehicles at Tai-
lored Enterprises in Petoskey.
Toll Free 888-774-2264 or 231
347-3332. www.tailoredenter-
prises.com. Also, We have
scooters on sale now
1995 MERCURY Grand Mar-
quis, 28-30mpg, decent condi-
tion. $1,995 obo.
717-491-7670 or major-
jon2000@yahoo.com
Boats&Marine
BOAT SHRINKWRAPPING,
winterizing and storage. Parts
& Service. Precision Motor
Sports & Marine, Waters. 989-
731-5050
BusinessforSale
FLOWER SHOP for Sale,
Gaylord, Michigan. It is time to
retire from our busy shop. Call
989-858-0455. Serious in-
quiries only
ClassicAuto
1961 LINCOLN CONTINEN-
TAL Sedan. 68,000 miles.
Good condition. $17,500 obo.
majorjon2000@yahoo.com or
989-916-5402
1989 JAGUAR VJS CON-
VERTIBLE. Like new with only
26,000 actual miles. Last of
the V-12s. Must sell. $7,900
obo. 989-848-2238
CASH FOR OLD CARS.
Please dont send to crusher.
Michels Collision & Restora-
tion 231-348-7066
FOR SALE: 1940 FORD
PICKUP. 231-348-7066
Computers&Office
Hon File cabinets. 5 drawer
lateral. $250. 989-939-7045.
Call 9am-9pm
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HEADACHES? Call Dave the
Computer Doc at 989-731-
1408 for in-your-home or busi-
ness repair, service,
upgrades, virus and spyware
removal, training
Firewood&woodstove
FIREWOOD, DRY. B. Moeke.
231-631-9600
FIREWOOD FOR SALE. Log-
ging tops, hard maple, good
access. Need 4x4 for back hill.
Boyne City - Boyne Falls. Call
Forester, 231-536-7347
Eliminate your heating bills.
OUTDOOR WOOD FUR-
NACE from Central Boiler.
Double L Tack Inc 989-733-
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lunch specials. Just $6.99.
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FAMOUS TURKEY DIN-
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Furniture
COMPUTER DESK, $5.
Couches, end tables, lamps,
TV stands, books, clothing.
Lots of miscellaneous. See at
Strawberry Patch resale store,
downtown Mio. 989-826-1503
CLAW FOOT OAK Table, re-
finished with 4 chairs. $250.
Oak table with 4 chairs, needs
refinishing, $125. 989-732-4724
GREAT ROOMS is now
wholesaling mattresses to the
public. Prices begin at $119.
148 W. Main St. Downtown
Gaylord, corner of Main and N.
Court St. www.greatroomsgay-
lord.com. Call 989-748-4849
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cated.
The Crawford County Com-
mission on Aging & Senior
Center will be holding a Rum-
mage Sale on Friday, October
26th from 9:00am until 5:00
pm at 308 Lawndale Street,
Grayling. This event is open to
the public. Available for pur-
chase will be 2 office desks, 3
computer stands, 1 computer
desk, keyboards with mice,
Lazy Boy recliner, collector
dolls, juicer and misc items
Guns
Deer rifles, Steyr 1903
Mannlicher Schnoenauer,
30/40 Krag Carbine, 22 cal ri-
fles, 12, 20 and 410 ga. pump
shotguns, couple Old Win-
chesters and some Browning,
Colt, Hi-Standard and S&W
handguns from my private col-
lection. Permit required for
handgun purchases. Please
call (989) 335-3195
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Private collection of guns, knives, ammo, cases, etc. to be
sold at absolute auction. Includes 95 guns of all kinds, Win-
chester, Browning, Remington, Etc. From 1873 - 2012.
LOCATED AT LETS TALK AUCTION BARN,
BETWEEN FAIRVIEW & MIO ON M-33.
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position of Water Treatment Operator. This position's
primary responsibility is to maintain the day-to-day op-
erations of the Water system. Applicants must posses a
valid Michigan Driver's License as well as Class S-2 &
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lo ||sll VL3 1313Z1. As| lor V||e 3lar|. $289,900
10132 LA 6R0|X R0., EA8T J0R0AN
8IghIIy roIIng counIry sde, mxed wIh some hardwoods and pnes,
makes Ihs home wIh GG pIus acres appeaIng! ManufacIured home fea-
Iures a breeze way addIon aIIachng Ihe garage as weII as a 8O x 4O poIe
barn for sIorage or IvesIock. Ths one s prced Io seII and won'I IasI
Iong! ML8 484DG4. Ask for Jennfer urr-CuIIer. $184,DOO
344 0L0 8TATE, EA8T J0R0AN
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Ianed road. 8 fIoors add Io Ihe prvacy and spacousness of Ihs wooded
seIIng home. ML8 484D51. Ask for Mke 8Iark. $G1,OOO
03451 60HH000RE, EA8T J0R0AN
Ths home offers a \rgna Ledge sIone gas frepIace n Ivng room, a
brck wood burnng frepIace n famIy room and a weI bar wIh refrg-
eraIor. KIchen feaIures mapIe cabneIs, granIe counIerIops, hardwood
fIoors and sIanIess sIeeI appIances, pIus a buIIer panIry off Ihe kIchen
wIh wne cooIer and granIe counIerIop. Lake CharIevox access!! ML8
482758. Ask for Mke 8Iark. $1DD,DOO
4087 860F|EL0 R0A0 EA8T J0R0AN
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Ianed over Ihe years. A very pcIuresque seIIng on ]usI over G acres.
Home feaIures counIry vews IhaI are quIe peacefuI. on'I be afrad Io
make an offer on Ihs one! CaII for your personaI Iour Ioday! ML8 4852O1.
Ask for Jennfer urr-CuIIer. $7D,OOO
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Page 6B Charlevoix County News October 18, 2012
Guns
GUN AUCTION. Private col-
lection of guns, knives, ammo,
cases, etc. to be sold at ab-
solute auction on Friday
evening, Nov. 2 starting at
5:30pm, ending at 8:30pm.
Lets Talk Auction Barn, Be-
tween Fairview & Mio on M-33.
Includes 95 guns of all kinds,
Winchester, Browning, Rem-
ington, Etc. From 1873 - 2012.
For more info go to www.letstalk-
auction.com or call 989-848-5158.
Cash for Rifles & Shotguns.
Also want old fishing tackle.
989-390-1529
HeavyEquipment
BULL DOZER. Late 40s Cat
D/2 dozer. Pony start, runs
well, needs some work. $2,500
obo. 989-370-3378
Helpwanted
Advertising Sales Boyne
City Part Time Salesperson.
The best candidate will be
friendly and enjoy helping local
businesses create print adver-
tising to help them reach con-
sumers throughout Northern
Michigan with our newspapers
and associated products.
Work your own schedule.
Good commission rate. Must
have computer, Internet ac-
cess and dependable trans-
portation. E-mail info to Dave
at Office@CharlevoixCoun-
tyNews.com
Advertising Sales Cheboy-
gan Part Time Salesperson.
The best candidate will be
friendly and enjoy helping local
businesses create print adver-
tising to help them reach con-
sumers throughout Northern
Michigan with our newspapers
and associated products.
Work your own schedule.
Good commission rate. Must
have computer, Internet ac-
cess and dependable trans-
portation. E-mail resume to Of-
fice@WeeklyChoice.com
Advertising Sales Grayling
Part Time Salesperson. The
best candidate will be friendly
and enjoy helping local busi-
nesses create print advertising
to help them reach consumers
throughout Northern Michigan
with our newspapers and asso-
ciated products. Work your own
schedule. Good commission
rate. Must have computer, Inter-
net access and dependable trans-
portation. E-mail resume to
Office@WeeklyChoice.com
Feature Writer Grayling/Lewis-
ton/Mio Report positive news
and write feature stories. Expe-
rienced writer and photographer
a plus. Must have Digital cam-
era, computer and positive out-
look. E-mail info and samples to
Dave at Office@WeeklyChoice.com
FULL TIME Auto & Truck Sales-
person. Retail sales experience
is helpful and preferred but we
will consider training the right
candidate. Must be honest,
hardworking, outgoing, punctual
and dependable. Must have cur-
rent, unrestricted Michigan dri-
vers license. Includes benefits.
Apply in person. Scheer Motors
Chevy, Buick, Chrysler, Dodge,
Ram & Jeep
Industrial Maintenance,
Grayling. Wood window compo-
nent manufacturer seeks a gen-
eralist for its maintenance team.
Requires HS/GED, documented
work history, drug screen, & re-
lated training/experience with
welding, electrical systems, hy-
draulics, and industrial equip-
ment troubleshooting and repair.
Steam systems experience
helpful. Apply at:
www.springswindowfashions.co
mor at nearest Michigan Works
office. Equal Opportunity Em-
ployer
Mancelona Public Schools Early
Childhood Programs. Preschool
substitute staff needed. Candi-
date must possess an interest in
small children and have some
experience. Extensive Profes-
sional Development opportuni-
ties available! For more
information, you may contact
Kristin Witt at 231-587-9021 or
email letter of interest, resume
and references to
kkloc@mancelonaschools.org
News Reporter Boyne City
Attend and report on local gov-
ernmental meetings, school
board and local news reporting.
Experienced writer and photog-
rapher a plus. Must have Digital
camera and computer. E-mail
info and samples to Dave at Of-
fice@CharlevoixCountyNews.com
News Reporter Boyne Falls
Attend and report on local
governmental meetings,
school board and local news
reporting. Experienced writer
and photographer a plus. Must
have Digital camera and com-
puter. E-mail info and samples
to Dave at Office@Charlevoix-
CountyNews.com
News Reporter Charlevoix
Attend and report on local
governmental meetings,
school board and local news
reporting. Experienced writer
and photographer a plus. Must
have Digital camera and com-
puter. E-mail info and samples
to Dave at Office@Charlevoix-
CountyNews.com
News Reporter East Jor-
dan Attend and report on
local governmental meetings,
school board and local news
reporting. Experienced writer
and photographer a plus. Must
have Digital camera and com-
puter. E-mail info and samples
to Dave at Office@Charlevoix-
CountyNews.com
SEASONAL HELP WANTED.
TRUCK DRIVER. The Otsego
County Road Commission is
currently accepting applica-
tions for a Seasonal Truck
Driver. This position will re-
quire a CDL Class A or B with
air brakes endorsement. This
is not a union position and will
be on an as needed basis con-
sisting of 0 to 40 hours per
week beginning November
2012 for up to 20 weeks of em-
ployment. For further details,
please contact Jerry Vinecki at
(989) 732-5202. Please send
applications to the Otsego
County Road Commission,
P.O. Box 537, Gaylord, Michi-
gan 49734-0537 or deliver to
the Road Commission at 669
W. McCoy Road, Gaylord,
Michigan between the hours of
7:30 a.m.-12:00 noon and
12:30 p.m.-4:00 p.m. Applica-
tions will be accepted until
4:00 p.m. on Friday, October
19, 2012. The Otsego County
Road Commission is an equal
opportunity employer
Sports Writer Grayling area
Sports Reporter to cover
local sports. Independent Con-
tractor position requires expe-
rienced writer and
photographer. Must have Digi-
tal SLR camera, computer and
love sports. E-mail info and
samples to Dave at
Office@WeeklyChoice.com
Question & Answers
About Selling Real Estate Real Estate Corner
Featured Property
Charming turn-of-the-century
home in Boyne City
ByJimAkans
This weeks feature listing simply feels
like home.
Located just a few blocks from down-
town Boyne City, this turn-of-the-century
(the century before this one!) home has a
unique and welcoming character that is
rarely achieved today.
Highlights include beautiful wood floor-
ing, a natural light filled kitchen space
with lots of cabinet storage, and a large
living room with cozy corner wood stove.
There are four bedrooms and one-and-a-
half baths, and one of the upstairs bed-
rooms features a separate room that would
make an ideal nursery or home office. The
main two levels have approximately 1,600
square feet of living space combined, and
there is a Michigan basement for addi-
tional storage needs.
Outdoors, the home sits on a beautiful
corner lot, and there is an attached one-
and-a-half car garage situated on the rear
of the home.
Located at 303 Cedar Street in Boyne
City, this home is listed at $89,900. For a
more information or to arrange a tour, call
Marty Moody or Chris Christensen at
Lyndas Real Estate Service in Boyne City
at 231-582-9555 or email at Marty@lyndas-
realestateservice.com or Chris@lyndas-
realestaterservice.com
Part 2 of 2
Do you have an
emergency fund?
Before you de-
vote all your sav-
ings into a down
payment or up-
keep for your
house, look at the
bigger picture.
You need to build
a financial cush-
ion in case of fi-
nancial setbacks like unexpected
unemployment or serious illness.
Its not just money that should
affect your decision to buy a home.
Are you flexible when it comes
to getting what you want?
Your first home may not have all
the bells and whistles youre look-
ing for. Are you willing to defer on
your wish list now in order to have
a home of your own? In a few
years, you may be able to find a
home that better suits your needs,
but in the meantime you could
also consider fixing up a less ex-
pensive home, buying a home with
friends or renting out part of your
home for additional income.
Do you plan to move in
three to fve years?
There is a lot of effort, time and
cost involved in buying a house
you want to make your investment
pay off for you. In addition to the
price of the house itself, you
should also take into the set-up
costs already mentioned.
If youre planning to move in a
year for work or school, you may
want to wait until after that time.
Otherwise, you might find yourself
in a tough spot if youre forced to
sell your home for less than its
purchase price in a slow market.
Do you enjoy home improvement?
If youre already looking at
homes, its hard not to imagine
how adding a fresh coat of paint to
the walls or changing the light fix-
tures will make a house truly
yours. But if youre used to calling
the landlord for anything that goes
awry in your home, owning a
house might be a jarring wake-up
call. When you own your house,
any issue becomes your responsi-
bility, from replacing blown elec-
trical fuses to installing a new
roof.
Now is the time to consider
whether you enjoy home improve-
ment projects. Are you confident
in your ability to patch drywall or
install a ceiling fan, or would you
rather pay someone else to do it? If
its the latter, consider that even if
you hire someone else to handle
your home improvement issues,
you will still have to invest not
only money but your time by re-
searching contractors and super-
vising their work.
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DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY
FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
Proposed FIood Hazard Determinations for
CharIevoix County, Michigan (AII Jurisdictions)
The Department of Homeland Security`s Federal Emergency Management Agency has is-
sued a preliminary Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM), and where applicable, Flood Insur-
ance Study (FIS) report, reflecting proposed flood hazard determinations within Charlevoix
County, MI and (All Jurisdictions). These flood hazard determinations may include the ad-
dition or modification of Base Flood Elevations, base flood depths, Special Flood Hazard
Area boundaries or zone designations, or the regulatory floodway. Technical information or
comments are solicited on the proposed flood hazard determinations shown on the prelim-
inary FIRM and/or FIS report for Charlevoix County, MI (All Jurisdictions). These flood hazard
determinations are the basis for the floodplain management measures that your community
is required to either adopt or show evidence of being already in effect in order to qualify or
remain qualified for participation in the National Flood Insurance Program. However, before
these determinations are effective for floodplain management purposes, you will be provided
an opportunity to appeal the proposed information. For information on the statutory 90-day
period provided for appeals, as well as a complete listing of the communities affected and
the locations where copies of the FIRM are available for review, please visit FEMA`s website
at www.fema.gov/plan/prevent/fhm/bfe, or call the FEMA Map Information eXchange (FMIX)
toll free at 1-877-FEMA MAP (1-877-336-2627).
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October 18, 2012 Charlevoix County News Page 7B
Helpwanted
Sports Writer
Petoskey/Cheboygan area
Sports Reporter to cover local
sports. Independent Contractor
position requires experienced
writer and photographer. Must
have Digital SLR camera, com-
puter and love sports. E-mail
info and samples to Dave at
Office@WeeklyChoice.com
TRUCK DRIVER. The Otsego
County Road Commission is
currently accepting applica-
tions for a full time Truck Driver.
This position will require a CDL
Class A or B with air brakes en-
dorsement. A copy of the job
functions and skills required
are available at the Road Com-
mission office. Please send ap-
plications to the Otsego County
Road Commission, P.O. Box
537, Gaylord, Michigan 49734-
0537 or deliver to the Road
Commission at 669 W. McCoy
Road, Gaylord, Michigan be-
tween the hours of 7:30 a.m.-
12:00 noon and 12:30
p.m.-4:00 p.m. Applications will
be accepted until 4:00 p.m. on
Friday, October 19, 2012. The
Otsego County Road Commis-
sion is an equal opportunity
employer
HomesforRent
THREE BEDROOM HOME on
Otsego Lake Drive is available
immediately. Please contact C.
Marcinkewciz at 231-796-5099
during the afternoons.
ManufacturedHomes
NEW & REPOS: Double-
Wides, 16s, 14s. Take any-
thing on trade. Financing
available. A complete line of
parts. www.michiganeast-
sidesales.net. 989-966-2037
Miscellaneous
FREE CLASSIFIED ADS! Sell
your items for free at
www.MichiganMoneySaver.co
m. Buy and sell in Northern
Michigan. Photo and text are
free. Cars, Homes, Furniture,
Garage sales and more.
Salvaged Elm lumber.
Remilled to _ of an inch thick.
473 square feet. All widths.
Very pretty, $300. Alanson
area. 231-347-1856
Anger Monuments & Markers.
Senior Discounts Available. email
angermonuments@yahoo.com.
231-587-8433. Mancelona. In
home appointments available.
RENT a car or van as low as
$19.95 a day. Petoskey Auto
Group, Nobody Sell For Less
2215 N. US-31, Petoskey, MI
2 3 1 - 3 4 7 - 6 0 8 0 .
www.petoskeyautogroup.com
Accepting Bids Natural Gas
Unit Heaters. Charlevoix
County Transit is offering three
(3) natural gas unit heaters for
sale by sealed bid. Sealed bids
will be accepted until 12:00
p.m. on Thursday, November
1, 2012. To obtain a bid packet
contact the administrative of-
fices of Charlevoix County
Transit, 1050 Brockway, Boyne
City, MI 49712 at 231-582-
6900, via email at info@cctran-
sit.org or online at
www.charlevoixcounty.org
BLUE SPRUCE TREES. 3 foot
to 8 foot, $20 and up. 989-942-
7275. Waters, Michigan
SNOWBLOWER and Riding
Lawnmower. 231-313-5546
(Terry) or 717-491-7670
Famous Turkey meals and
more. GOBBLERS of GAY-
LORD. Open 7-9 everyday.
900 S. Otsego.
BROS BISTRO CATERING.
Prime Rib meal, $12 person.
BROS BISTRO. Exit 270, Wa-
ters. 989-705-1800
CATERING: Gobblers Famous
Turkey meals. Only $6 person.
Gobblers of Gaylord, 900 S.
Otsego, 989-732-9005
Motorcycles&ATV
2004 Honda VT1300S Motor-
cycle. 1300cc, Only 17,000
miles. Specially priced, $3,800.
Petoskey Auto Group, Nobody
Sell For Less 2215 N. US-31,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-6080.
www.petoskeyautogroup.com
Music
ELECTRIC YAMAHA full size
piano with bench. Paid $1,600.
Will take $1,200. 989-732-1326
Pets
AKC Collie pups. White, or
Sable and White. $275-$450.
Good bloodlines. 989-335-
0080
AKC Miniature Schnauzer pup-
pies. Born 8/12/12. Non-shed-
ding dogs, hypo-allergenic. Vet
approved. Tails docked, dew-
claws, up to date on deworm-
ings. $600. 989-733-2703
Precious AKC 1 year old male
Silkey Terrier. Shots. Great per-
sonality, very loving. 12
pounds. $500, Gaylord. 989-
350-2861
Tiny 4 month old Toy Poodle
puppies. Beautiful Caf oley
color. Shots, paper trained.
Make wonderful lapdogs. One
male, two females. $450 each.
Gaylord. 989-350-2861
RecreationalVehicles
1995 Wilderness Fifth Wheel.
This is a rear bathroom model
and offers more room in the
lavatory and a bigger shower
tub. This particular bathroom
setup also offers a nice linen
closet. It has no slides, a jack
knife sofa and a fold down
dinette. It offers a queen bed
and is wired with an audio sys-
tem. Sale Price - $4,995. Inter-
national RV World, 277 Ex-
pressway Court, Gaylord.
Phone: 989-448-8700
1996 Jayco Eagle 23 Travel
Trailer, 230SL. Walk around
queen bed, fully enclosed bath
w/shower tub, 2 entry doors
and lots more. Sale Price -
$3,995. International RV
World, 277 Expressway Court,
Gaylord. Phone: 989-448-8700
1998 MALLARD 255G Fifth
Wheel. This 25ft bunk house
fifth wheel is real clean. It has
air conditioning, awning mi-
crowave, stereo, NO LEAKS,
no stains. This is the perfect
starter camper for a family.
Sale Price - $5,995. Interna-
tional RV World, 277 Express-
way Court, Gaylord. Phone:
989-448-8700
2006 28 Puma 5th Wheel.
Rear kitchen, sofa, dinette,
slide-out, loaded. $9,995.
Petoskey RV, 2215 US High-
way 31 N Petoskey, MI 49770.
Phone 231-347-3200
New 2012 27 Puma 5th
Wheel. Rear lounge, sofa,
dinette, Super Slide-out.
$18,995. Petoskey RV, 2215
US Highway 31 N Petoskey, MI
49770. Phone 231-347-3200
New 2012 Palomino Bronco
1251 soft-side truck camper. It
fits perfectly on a half ton truck
with a 6 1/2 foot bed. It has a
bathroom, furnace, fridge,
water heater, water pump and
even an out side shower which
doubles as a great fish clean-
ing station. Sale Price -
$10,500. Save $1,123. Interna-
tional RV World, 277 Express-
way Court, Gaylord. Phone:
989-448-8700
New 2013 Bronco B-1225
Truck Camper. This new truck
camper is perfect for anyone
on the road a lot! It has a 60x80
innerspring queen mattress
with under bed storage. It has
a pop up canvas top to add a
little headroom. It has both a
shower and toilet. It has a sink
and a 2 burner cook-top. If your
need a little extra sleeping
room you can fold down the
dinette table and it also can be
used as a bed. Sale Price -
$10,995. International RV
World, 277 Expressway Court,
Gaylord. Phone: 989-448-8700
New 2013 Weekender 18
Travel Trailer, 183. This com-
pact little trailer is perfect for a
first trailer. Its so light-weight
it can be pulled by nearly any
vehicle. Its got a walk around
queen bed and a fold down
dinette table. The bathroom is
fully enclosed. It features a
mini-fridge, and gas cook-top.
MSRP $16,318. Sale Price -
$9,995. Save $6,323. Interna-
tional RV World, 277 Express-
way Court, Gaylord. Phone:
989-448-8700
Used 2008 Apache 955SD
Chief Truck Camper. This pre-
owned truck camper is in per-
fect condition. It is spotless
inside and out. It come
equipped with a furnace, fridge,
water heater, water pump and
a TV ant/w a power booster.
Sale Price - $9,995. Interna-
tional RV World, 277 Express-
way Court, Gaylord. Phone:
989-448-8700
Seal the Roof. Keep rain, snow
and ice outside of your RV. As
low as $49.95 (price may vary
depending upon condition of
roof). Free Estimates on ar-
rival. International RV World,
277 Expressway Court, Gay-
lord. Phone: 989-448-8700
Winterize Your RV before
freezing temperatures arrive.
We will install antifreeze in all
lines and inspect your roof for
just $49.95 (all towables), Mo-
torhomes - $59.95. Interna-
tional RV World, 277
Expressway Court, Gaylord.
Phone: 989-448-8700
1994 HOLIDAY RAMBLER
Class A. 59,000 miles, good
shape. $6,900. Will take guns
or quadrunner & cash. 989-
390-1529
Services
DJ/KARAOKE SERVICE avail-
able for weddings, clubs or par-
ties. References and
information at www.larryenter-
tainment.com. 989-732-3933
BOAT SHRINKWRAPPING,
winterizing and storage. Parts
& Service. Precision Motor
Sports & Marine, Waters. 989-
731-5050
CHRISTIAN COUNSELING,
LIFE COACHING. Personal
and phone services available.
Call Larry Hoard, BA. 989-842-
3982. www.christianlifecoach-
ing.net
SnowRemoval
8 FOOT Meyers heavy duty
snow plow with Western con-
trols. $850, best offer or trade?
989-370-3378
SportingGoods
RIFLES & HANDGUNS for
sale. Private seller. therockgay-
lord@hotmail.com. 989-370-
9070.
Storage
Heated or Cold storage avail-
able for Winter, Spring, Sum-
mer, Fall, 989-732-0724
SUV
2005 Chevy Equinox. AWD,
Air, cruise, power sunroof, On-
Star, leather, loaded. 23 MPG.
Payments as low as $199 a
month. Petoskey Auto Group,
Nobody Sell For Less 2215 N.
US-31, Petoskey, MI 231-347-6080.
www.petoskeyautogroup.com
2005 Kia Sorento, AWD. Pay-
ments as low as $99 a month.
Petoskey Auto Group, Nobody
Sell For Less 2215 N. US-31,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-6080.
www.petoskeyautogroup.com
Trailers
New 6x12 Cargo Trailer by
Royal Cargo. Ramp door in
back, side door entrance. Re-
tail - $3,599. Sale Price -
$2,395. Petoskey RV, 2215 US
Highway 31 N Petoskey, MI
49770. Phone 231-347-3200
FOR SALE: Used 8X10 utility
trailer, $300 obo. Has new
20x8 10 ply tires and spare,
new wire and lights, new deck,
new wheel bearings. Can be
seen at Arthurs Auto Parts &
Sales, 1361 W. Main St., Gay-
lord. 989-732-6767
Charlevoix County has openings on the following com-
mittees for terms beginning January 1, 2013: Commu-
nity Mental Health, Brownfield Redevelopment Authority,
Commission on Aging, Fair Board, Housing Oversight
Committee, Land Bank, Northern Lakes Economic Al-
liance, Parks Committee, Planning Commission, Recy-
cling Committee, Road Commission and Veterans
Affairs. f you are interested in either being appointed
or reappointed, please respond in writing NO LATER
THAN October 18, 2012 to clerk@charlevoixcounty.org
or to Charlevoix County Clerk, 203 Antrim Street,
Charlevoix, M 49720. These appointments will be
made at the night Board meeting scheduled for October
24, 2012 at 7:00 p.m.

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SYNOPSIS - OCTOBER 10, 2012
The Charlevoix County Board of Commissioners met Octo-
ber 10, 2012 at 9:30 a.m. in the Charlevoix County Com-
missioners room. All Commissioners were present.
Motion approved the agenda as presented.
Motion approved the September 26, 2012 minutes as pre-
sented.
Motion approved the consent agenda as presented.
Motion approved tabling the committee appointments until
the October 24th meeting. Commissioners Drebenstedt
and Tripp voting no.
Motion tabled the Storm Water Ordinance until the October
24th meeting.
Motion approved Resolution #12-094, Title lv-D Cooperative
Reimbursement Application and Contract , and authorized
the Chairman of the Board to execute all documents re-
lated to this application.
Motion approved Resolution #12-095, Title lv-D Cooperative
Reimbursement Application and Contract, and authorized
the Chairman to execute all documents related to this ap-
plication.
Motion tabled Resolution #12-096, lntergovernmental Agree-
ment.
Motion tabled Resolution #12-097, Resolution Establishing
Fees for Storm Water Management Permit Program.
Motion approved Resolution #12-098, Crime victim Grant
Application and authorized the Chairman to sign said doc-
ument.
Motion approved acceptance of the Annual Work Plan with
MSU predicated annually for budget purposes.
Motion adjourned the meeting at 11:25 a.m.
Complete copies of Board minutes can be found on the
County website, www.charlevoixcounty.org.
Chery| Potter Browe, County C|erk
Page 8B Charlevoix County News October 18, 2012
Trailers
New Utility Trailers Starting as
low as $1,295. Petoskey RV,
2215 US Highway 31 N
Petoskey, MI 49770. Phone
231-347-3200
New, Enclosed Cargo Trailers
Starting as low as $1,895.
Petoskey RV, 2215 US High-
way 31 N Petoskey, MI 49770.
Phone 231-347-3200
Trucks
1997 Ford F-150, 4WD, tow
pkg. Payments as low as
$199 a month. Petoskey Auto
Group, Nobody Sell For Less
2215 N. US-31, Petoskey, MI
2 3 1 - 3 4 7 - 6 0 8 0 .
www.petoskeyautogroup.com
2002 Dodge Ram 4x4. Auto,
tonneau cover, short box, bed-
liner. Nice truck! Payments as
low as $99 a month. Petoskey
Auto Group, Nobody Sell For
Less 2215 N. US-31,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-6080.
www.petoskeyautogroup.com
2003 Chevy Silverado 1500.
Auto, 4WD, air, cruise. Pay-
ments as low as $199 a
month. Petoskey Auto Group,
Nobody Sell For Less 2215 N.
US-31, Petoskey, MI 231-347-
6080. www.petoskeyauto-
group.com
2004 Dodge Dakota 4x4 Ext
Cab. Auto, 8 cyl, bedliner.
Payments as low as $99 a
month. Petoskey Auto Group,
Nobody Sell For Less 2215 N.
US-31, Petoskey, MI 231-347-
6080. www.petoskeyauto-
group.com
1973 CHEVROLET 1 TON
with duals, 350 engine, 4
speed. Truck needs work,
$1,500 obo. 989-370-3378
2002 FORD 4WD AT F-250
Super duty, crew cab, short-
box, diesel, 185,000 miles.
$9,800 obo. 989-848-2561
Vans
2010 Dodge Grand Caravan.
4 captains chairs, Stow-N-Go
seating. 71K. Payments as
low as $249 a month.
Petoskey Auto Group, Nobody
Sell For Less 2215 N. US-31,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-6080.
www.petoskeyautogroup.com
Charlevoix County Transit is
accepting sealed bids for a
2004 Ford E450 Cutaway
Bus, 6.0L Diesel with 175,417
miles. Engine runs good after
being warmed up but does
need work; A/C does not work
and there is some rusting of
supports and a hole in drivers
area that has rusted through.
Bid packets can be obtained
at 1050 Brockway St, Boyne
City, MI 49712, via the
Charlevoix County Website at
www.charlevoixcounty.org or
by email request to info@cc-
transit.org and sealed bids are
due by 12:00 p.m. on Novem-
ber 1, 2012. Vehicle is avail-
able for inspection between
8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. week-
days
wanted
Wanted: Baseball, Football,
Basketball and Hockey cards.
Before 1972. 231-373-0842
Wanted: Used Cooking Oil.
We will recycle those large
containers of used cooking oil
from your deep fryer. Maxx
Garage. 989-732-4789
Wanted: Used motor oil.
Transmission oil and hydraulic
oil. Maxx Garage. 989-732-
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The City of East Jordan, M is accepting sealed bids until 2:00 PM, Tuesday, November
13, 2012 for the sale of real estate located at 320 State Street in the City of East Jordan.
The site is approx. 20,500 sq. ft. and consists of approx. 122 feet of frontage on State Street
(M-32), approx. 165 feet of frontage on Maple Street (M-32) and a depth of approx. 143 feet
along the westerly line. This wood-framed, garage-type building was built in 1989 and con-
tains approx. 1,600 sq. ft. (40'x40') with 3-12' overhead doors. t previously housed the
City's Ambulance Department and is located within the City's "Professional Office Zoning
District.
The property will be sold "as is. While the City has established no minimum bid for this
sale, the City does reserve the right to accept or reject any or all bids, to waive any irregulari-
ties and to award the sale to the bidder deemed to be in the best interest of the City.
Per City Administrative Policy #127 "Earnest Money/Sale of Property adopted on 7/11/00,
"anyone offering to purchase real estate from the City must put down $1,000 earnest money
before any paper work is authorized. The $1,000 will be credited toward the purchase of the
property. f the proposed purchase is not completed within ninety (90) days of receipt of the
earnest money, or the time for completion of the sale has not been mutually extended in writ-
ing by both the purchaser and City, the $1,000 is forfeited.
Sealed bids, including the check for $1,000 in earnest money payable to the "City of East
Jordan, must be received by the City Clerk at 201 Main Street, P.O. Box 499, East Jordan,
M 49727 by Tuesday, November 13, 2012 at 2:00 PM. No late bids or postmarks will be ac-
cepted. Bids shall have the title "BD: 320 STATE STREET written on the sealed envelope.
The City has prepared a detailed prospectus on this property, which is available at City
Hall and on the City's website, or by e-mailing the City Clerk @ cwilson@eastjordancity.org,
or by calling 231-536-3381. Both paper copies and electronic copies of the materials are
available.
For further information, please contact City Administrator, Chris Yonker, at 231-536-3381.
City of East Jordan
BID NOTICE
SALE OF 320 STATE STREET
SPACIOUS LOT IN PEACEFUL COUNTRYSIDE DEVELOP-
MENT with additional common property available to owner. Lot
21 fronts Advance Road between Boyne City and East Jordan
close to boat launch on Lake Charlevoix's South Arm. $15,000
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Charlevoix County Transit is accepting sealed bids for a
2004 Ford E450 Cutaway Bus, 6.0L Diesel with 175,417
miles. Engine runs good after being warmed up but does
need work; A/C does not work and there is some rusting of
supports and a hole in driver's area that has rusted
through.
Bid packets can be obtained at 1050 Brockway St, Boyne
City, M 49712, via the Charlevoix County Website at
www.charlevoixcounty.org or by email request to info@
cctransit.org and sealed bids are due by 12:00 p.m. on No-
vember 1, 2012. Vehicle is available for inspection between
8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. weekdays.
Accepting Bids
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