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BOYNE FALLS
The Loggers eighth grader had a big
day at the plate for her team, pounding
out four hits in the double header, in-
cluding a pair of doubles in the Logger
victories.
Kurstin Wilson
EAST JORDAN
Jordan had himself a monster night
against Elk Rapids last week, firing a no-
hitter in game two, fanning seven in the
process, and finished the night with five
hits including a home run blast.
Jordan Harasewicz
BASEBALL
by Chris Fiel
Charlevoix 8-0,
Grayling 5-1
CHARLEVOIX Coby Her-
riman picked up the win in
game one, while Andrew Pot-
ter pitched a gem in the
nightcap only to come away
with a tough 1-0 loss to
Grayling on April 23.
In the opener, Herriman
tossed five shutout innings,
fanning nine in the process,
while in game two, Potter al-
lowed four hits, walking two
and struck out four in taking
the six inning loss.
Tommy Zipp picked up a
pair of doubles and a triple
on the day to lead
Charlevoix, while Herriman
added three hits.
Shane Sutherland, Luke
Klinger, Nate Moon and Mor-
gan Stewart all finished with
one hit each.
The Rayders fall to 2-3
overall, 2-2 conference with
the split.
Rayders earn split with Vikings
by Chris Fiel
east Jordan 4-9,
elk rapids 3-0
EAST JORDAN The Red
Devils pushed across three
runs in the bottom of the
fifth to come from behind in
the opener and then rode a
no-hit gem to victory in the
second contest against Elk
Rapids on April 17.
In game one, a perfectly ex-
ecuted suicide squeeze bunt
by Skylar Gibson allowed
Jordan Harasewicz to score
the go-ahead run (their third
run of the inning) with one
out in the bottom of the fifth
and that proved to be all the
difference the Red Devils
would need as they hung on
for the victory.
Austen Mellios went the
distance for the win, giving
up three runs, two earned,
scattering five hits, walking
four and fanning 10.
Harasewicz led East Jordan
at the plate with two singles
and an RBI, while Mellios,
Matt Bolser and Wyatt
Werner all singled.
Austen Mellios pitched six
strong innings and pitched
his way out of several jams
during the game, East Jor-
dan coach Al Stallard said.
He really has a way of dig-
ging deep and working him-
self out of tough situations.
In game two it was all Red
Devils, as Harasewicz tossed
a near perfect game, going six
innings, fanning seven, giv-
ing up no runs, no hits, and
walking one for the East Jor-
dan victory.
At the dish, Harasewicz fin-
ished with three hits, includ-
ing a solo home run, while
Gibson pounded out four hits,
including a pair of doubles
and an RBI, Mellios, Bolser
and Werner all finished with
two hits, one of Werners a
double. Tim Schutt and Zak
Shepard singled.
Bolser finished with four
RBI.
It was nice to see the bats
come to life in game two,
coach Stallard said. Jordan
had tremendous control of all
of his pitches, and we also
had another strong defensive
effort.
by Chris Fiel
boyne Falls 2-5,
mack. City 10-5
MACKINAW CITY
The Loggers trav-
eled to Mackinaw
City and after drop-
ping the opener,
came back to tie the
Comets in the night-
cap on April 19.
In game one, For-
rest Williams took
the loss, striking out
five in the process.
Marcus Matelski,
Forrest Williams,
Hunter Williams and
Andrew Stevens all
singled.
In the nightcap,
Andrew Stevens
pitched the Loggers
to a 5-5 tie, he fin-
ished with three Ks.
William Miller led
Boyne Falls at the
plate with a double,
while Andrew Camp-
bell, Elliott Clink and
Jordan Berreth all
singled.
Loggers fall to Comets in opener
Second game ends in tie
by Chris Fiel
Central lake 9-9, boyne City 7-9
BOYNE CITY The Boyne City Ramblers
dropped a non-conference baseball game to the
Central Lake Trojans in the opener and battled
back from a first inning deficit in the nightcap
to salvage a 9-9 tie on April 23.
In game one, Rambler ace Elliot Hausler went
the first three innings, allowing three runs,
only two earned, with Dalton Gardner tossing
the final three innings, allowing six runs with
only four earned.
Brett King had two hits to lead Boyne at the
plate including his first varsity home run, a
two-run shot in the bottom of the fifth to start a
four run Rambler rally to get back into the
game.
Austin Gardner, Cody Elzinga and Fred Sea-
graves all finished with one hit for the Ram-
blers.
Boyne added a pair of runs in the bottom of
the sixth and stranded runners on second and
third to end the game.
In the nightcap Boyne found themselves
down early as Elzinga got the start and went
two innings, giving up six runs, two earned
with Jordan Fair pitching the final two innings
allowing three runs.
Boyne battled back, scoring five times in the
third and adding another three in the fourth to
tie the game, but left the bases loaded as the
game ended.
Chandler Roberts had a two-run double to
lead the Ramblers at the plate, while Elzinga
and Fair finished with one hit each.
Ramblers fall to Trojans
in opener, battle
back to tie nightcap
rambler pitcher Cody elzinga delivers a pitch
during action against Central lake on april 23.
Photo by ChriS Fiel
east Jordan pitcher Jordan harasewicz fires towards home plate in action against boyne City
on april 24 action.
Photo by Cinda Shumaker
Harasewicz fres no-hitter
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by Chris Fiel
east Jordan 4-6, kalkaska 3-4
KALKASKA The timely hitting in
the opener and late inning insurance
runs in the nightcap power East Jordan
past Kalkaska in a Lake Michigan Con-
ference softball doubleheader on April
19.
Lindsey Graham singled, doubled and
finished with one RBI in each game to
pace the Red Devils at the plate.
In the opener, the Blazers took a 1-0
lead after two innings of play before East
Jordan knotted the score with a run of
their own in the top of the third.
Neither team would score again until
the seventh inning when each team
pushed a run across, sending the game
into another bonus inning of softball.
Thats when East Jordan was able to add
two runs and then held off Kalkaska in
the bottom of the eighth to secure a 4-3
victory.
The extra innings of ball featured the
international tie-breaker rule, where a
runner is placed at second to begin the
inning.
This was an awesome softball game,
Red Devils coach Meg Kitson said. Inter-
national tie-breaker and lots of excite-
ment, it was a great way to start our day.
Lissa Vincent picked up the win in
hurling an eight hitter, walking one and
striking out five in the process. Vincent
pitched all eight innings for the Red Dev-
ils. Kalkaskas Jamie Myas took the loss,
giving up seven hits, fanning nine and
walking three in her eight innings of
work.
In addition to Grahams plate perform-
ance, Kara LaVanway picked up an RBI
to go along with two hits, Emily Crick
doubled with an RBI, while Jordyn Bac-
chus and Val Peters both singled.
East Jordan improved to 4-4 overall, 4-2
conference, while Kalakaska fell to 10-3
overall.
Myas singled three times and Sophia
Menestrina had two hits to lead the Blaz-
ers.
In game two, the Red Devils jumped
out to a 3-0 lead after four innings and
added three more in the top of the sixth
before holding off a late Blazer rally in
the bottom of the inning as Kalkaska
pushed across four runners to make it
close.
Tommie Outman pitched 5 1/3 innings
in the circle for East Jordan, and Valerie
Peters came out to record the final two
outs to come away with the save, strand-
ing runners on first and second.
Outman allowed six hits, struck out
four and walked one.
What an exciting finish in this game,
coach Kitson said. It was great that we
added a few insurance runs in the top of
the sixth because we needed them.
Kalkaskas bats came alive in the bottom
of the sixth.
This was a huge LMC sweep as Kalka-
ska came into the game at 10-1.
Graham, Peters and LaVanway all fin-
ished with two hits including doubles to
lead the Red Devils.
Ellie Barber took the loss for Kalkaska,
giving up six hits, walking seven and fan-
ning six.
Kelli Guy finished with two hits, in-
cluding a double with two RBI, and Men-
estrina added two singles to lead the
Blazers at the dish.
east Jordan 13-14,
elk rapids 3-11
EAST JORDAN The Red Devils
pounded out 16 hits on the night en route
to a pair of Lake Michigan Conference
victories on April 17.
The Red Devils finished with 10 hits
and scored 13 times in the opener to
claim a 13-3, five inning victory.
Lissa Vincent picked up the victory in
the mercy shortened contest, allowing
six hits, walking one and striking out
six. Monica Jarvis took the loss for Elk
Rapids, giving up eight hits, walking
seven and fanning four.
Jordyn Bacchus, Emily Crick, Lindsey
Graham, Tommie Outman and Valerie
Peters each finished with two hits.
It was great to get these games in and
get a couple of wins under our belts,
coach Meg Kitson said. We didnt play
flawlessly, but we didnt compound any
mistakes today.
Maddi Gosslin led the Elks with two
hits.
In the nightcap East Jordan outlasted
Elk Rapids in a shootout, 14-11.
Outman picked up the win with Peters
getting the save. Outman allowed 11 hits,
struck out four and walked three, while
Peters struck out three and scattered two
hits.
At the plate, Peters singled twice,
Crick doubled, and Graham, Outman
and Maddie Cesaro singled.
Shelly Tulk and Kayla McManus each
tripled among their three hits.
We fell behind 10-9 in the fifth, Kit-
son said. It was good that our girls came
up big in the bottom of the fifth and did-
nt give up.
Holly Koenig took the loss in relief of
Jarvis.
East Jordan improved to 2-4 overall, 2-2
conference.
East Jordan oense comes to life against Elks
by Chris Fiel
boyne Falls 13-24, mackinaw
City 2-3
MACKINAW CITY The Loggers im-
proved to 3-3 overall, 2-0 conference, taking
two from the host Comets on April 19.
In game one, Emily Matelski earned the
victory in the five inning contest, walking
two and striking out two.
At the plate, Kurstin Wilson led the at-
tack for the Loggers with a pair of doubles
and a single, while Alicia Gasco tripled and
singled twice. Melody Ann Harmon dou-
bled and singled, Char Bearss doubled
along with four others hitting singles.
Hailee Paquet had three hits in each
game to lead Mackinaw. Blane Yoder took
the loss in game one, striking out three in
the process. Mackinaw fell to 1-3 overall
with the loss.
In the nightcap, the Loggers earned the
victory in five innings with Emily Matelski
earning the win in the circle, fanning three
in the process.
Kristen Matelski had two hits including a
triple, Kathryn Miller and Calsey Matelski
each tripled, Bearss doubled, and Wilson,
Emily Matelski, Gasco and Kayla Carson
all singled for the Loggers
Tierney Bell and Alex Clemens had two
hits each for the Comets.
Loggers roll
past Comets
by Chris Fiel
Central lake 5-14,
boyne City 9-4
BOYNE CITY The Ramblers were vic-
torious in the opener and fell in the night-
cap in a non-conference softball
doubleheader against Central Lake on
April 23.
In the opener, Tanner McCune picked
up the win for the Ramblers, allowing
seven hits and fanning eight.
At the plate, Rainy McCune tripled to
lead Boyne, while Brittany VanAtta,
Kaitra Wilkens and Lauren Richards all
singled.
In game two, Tanner McCune doubled
to lead the offensive attack, while Katelyn
Banner, Ketrin Hocquard, Richards and
Wilkens finished with one hit.
Rainy McCune took the loss for Boyne.
Boyne City splits
tough non-conference
match-up with Trojans
boyne City first basemen Paige hornbeck
stretches to secure the throw just in time to
beat the Central lake baserunner for the out.
Photo by ChriS Fiel
east Jordans kara laVanway slides safely into home as boyne City pitcher tanner mcCune (left) and catcher rainy mcCune attempt
to make a play in recent action.
Photo by Cinda Shumaker
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GEMini LanES BowLinG LEaGuE RESuLTS
Tanner McCune of Boyne City (second from right) signs her National letter of intent to play basketball at Oakland Community College. Pictured
along with Tanner are (L-R) mother Cindy, sister Rainy, father Glen, Tanner and Boyne City athletic director Mike Wilson. (Photo by randy mCCune)
Boyne Citys Tanner McCune signs Letter of Intent
by Chris Fiel
Charlevoix 1,
boyne City 0
BOYNE CITY A goal by Han-
nah Herboldsheimer seven min-
utes into the second half proved
to be all the offense that
Charlevoix would need as they
posted a 1-0 victory over the host
Ramblers in a Lake Michigan
Conference girls soccer match on
April 19.
Bailee Stevens earned the
shutout in goal for the Rayders,
4-0 overall, 4-0 conference.
Boyne City got 18 saves in goal
from Ali Cain as the Ramblers
slipped to 1-4 overall, 1-2 confer-
ence.
Coach Nick Baic noted that
Cassidy Shankleton, Margeret
Durbin, Erin Baker, Dani
Matthew and Mallory
Karaszewski worked well to-
gether on defense for the Ram-
blers.
Rayders
blank
Ramblers
SOCCER
GOLF
GIRLS SOCCER
by Chris Fiel
GRAYLING Charlevoixs
Tanner Catt shot a 38 to
share medalist honors with
Michael Dunn of Kalkaska in
leading the Rayders to a nine-
hole Lake Michigan Confer-
ence golf tournament win at
the Grayling Country Club.
Charlevoix finished a team
best 164, edging runner-up
Grayling, which finished 168.
TC St. Francis and Kalkaska
finished in a third place tie
with 171 and Harbor Springs
was fifth with 175.
Noah Jeakle finished in a
fifth place tie, shooting a 40,
Brad Rizzo shot a 42 to tie for
ninth place.
Other Rayder scores;
Corbin Turkelson shot a 44,
Chandler Novotny, 45; and
Drew Seymour, 48.
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Charlevoix 3,
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CHARLEVOIX
The Rayders im-
proved to 5-1 on the
season with a hard
fought 3-1 Lake
Michigan Conference
victory over Elk
Rapids on April 23.
Ellie Way scored
twice, while Hannah
Herboldsheimer fin-
ished with three as-
sists in leading
Charlevoix to the
win.
Kaitlin Hinkley got
the Rayders on the
board first 16 min-
utes into the contest.
Elk Rapids would
knot it at 1-1 before
the half ended. Way
would then score at
the 10 minute mark
of the second half
and added her second
goal with 18 minutes
remaining in the con-
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Bailee Stevens
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goal for Charlevoix,
making seven saves
in the process. elk rapids brittney trout (21) makes a play on the ball as Charlevoixs elizabeth Way (14) moves into position.
Rayders win again
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National Infant Immunization
Week is annual observance to
highlight the importance of pro-
tecting infants from vaccine-pre-
ventable diseases. Its also a
good reminder to check family
immunization records to be sure
everyone, especially babies, are
up-to-date.
Each year, thousands of chil-
dren become ill from diseases
that could have been prevented
by basic childhood immuniza-
tions. According to public
health officials, there have been
two disease outbreaks in recent
years in the local health district:
a major pertussis (Whooping
Cough) outbreak that spread to
four counties in 2010 and a vari-
cella (chickenpox) outbreak in
the fall of 2011.
Giving babies the recom-
mended immunizations by age
two is the best way to protect
them from serious childhood
diseases, like whooping cough,
said Pat Fralick, Director of
Family & Community Health
Services. Were encouraging
parents and caregivers to check
their babies immunization
records this week. Babies need
several doses of vaccine before
age two and it can be hard to
keep track of which ones they
need.
Before they are fully immu-
nized, babies need extra protec-
tion from becoming infected
with pertussis from the people
who are in close contact with
them. Parents, grandparents,
and caregivers should receive
pertussis vaccine too. Immuniz-
ing both adults and infants is
the best way to protect babies
from contracting this serious
disease.
Immunization is important
because it prevents deadly dis-
eases. In the days before immu-
nization, millions of people died
from devastating infectious dis-
eases like diphtheria, polio, and
whooping cough.
Most of us have never seen
first-hand the discomfort, dis-
ability, and even death that these
diseasesall preventable
through immunizationcan
cause, said Fralick. They still
exist today. In fact, weve seen
local whooping cough and chick-
enpox outbreaks in recent
years.
Health Department staff work
very hard to maintain high im-
munization rates. Every time a
child visits a health department
office, his/her immunization
record is reviewed for missing
doses of vaccine, no matter what
the reason for their appoint-
ment.
The Health Department of
Northwest Michigan is man-
dated by the Michigan Public
Health Code to promote well-
ness, prevent disease, provide
quality healthcare, address
health problems of vulnerable
populations, and protect the en-
vironment for the residents and
visitors of Antrim, Charlevoix,
Emmet, and Otsego counties.
For additional information
about immunization, call your
childs health care provider or
the Health Department. Immu-
nization appointments are avail-
able Health Department offices
in Antrim, Charlevoix, Emmet,
and Otsego counties by calling
800-432-4121.
Dear Editor,
You want to do what is best for your chil-
dren. You know about the importance of car
seats, baby gates and other ways to keep them
safe. But, did you know that one of the best
ways to protect your children is to make sure
they have all of their vaccinations?
Immunizations can save your childs life.
Because of advances in medical science, your
child can be protected against more diseases
than ever before. Some diseases that once in-
jured or killed thousands of children, have
been eliminated completely and others are
close to extinction primarily due to safe and
effective vaccines. One example of the great
impact that vaccines can have is the elimina-
tion of polio in the United States. Polio was
once Americas most-feared disease, causing
death and paralysis across the country, but
today, thanks to vaccination, there are no re-
ports of polio in the United States.
Vaccination is very safe and effective. Vac-
cines are only given to children after a long
and careful review by scientists, doctors, and
healthcare professionals. Vaccines will in-
volve some discomfort and may cause pain,
redness, or tenderness at the site of injection
but this is minimal compared to the pain, dis-
comfort, and trauma of the diseases these vac-
cines prevent. Serious side effects following
vaccination, such as severe allergic reaction,
are very rare. The disease-prevention benefits
of getting vaccines are much greater than the
possible side effects for almost all children.
Immunization protects others you care
about. Children in the U.S. still get vaccine-
preventable diseases. In fact, we have seen
resurgences of measles and whooping cough
(pertussis) over the past few years, including a
pertussis outbreak here in northern Michi-
gan. In 2010 the U.S. had over 21,000 cases of
whooping cough reported and 26 deaths, most
in children younger than 6 months. Because
some babies are too young to be completely
vaccinated, they need parents, grandparents,
caregivers and others who are in close contact
with them to receive the pertussis vaccine.
Immunizing both adults and infants is the
best way to protect babies from pertussis.
Immunizations can save your family time
and money. A child with a vaccine-preventable
disease can be denied attendance at schools or
daycare facilities. Some vaccine-preventable
diseases can result in prolonged disabilities
and can take a financial toll because of lost
time at work, medical bills or long-term dis-
ability care. In contrast, getting vaccinated
against these diseases is a good investment
and usually covered by insurance. The Health
Department does not turn any child or adoles-
cent away for inability to pay for immuniza-
tions required for school.
Immunization protects future generations.
Vaccines have reduced and, in some cases,
eliminated many diseases that killed or se-
verely disabled people just a few generations
ago. For example, smallpox vaccination eradi-
cated that disease worldwide. Your children
dont have to get smallpox shots anymore be-
cause the disease no longer exists. By vacci-
nating children against rubella (German
measles), the risk that pregnant women will
pass this virus on to their fetus or newborn
has been dramatically decreased, and birth
defects associated with that virus no longer
are seen in the United States. If we continue
vaccinating now, and vaccinating completely,
parents in the future may be able to trust that
some diseases of today will no longer be
around to harm their children in the future.
Sincerely,
Patricia Fralick,
director of Family & Community health
health department of northwest michigan
LETERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters and opinions may be submitted by e-mail to [email protected].
Immunizations can save your childs life.
The American Cancer So-
ciety Relay For Life is
seeking volunteers in
Charlevoix County anyone
wanting to make a differ-
ence from assisting our
committee members a few
hours a month - to recruit-
ing fundraising teams and
garnering community sup-
port. There are many ways
to lend a hand to ensure the
success of the 2012 event.
The next meeting, which
is our Open House and offi-
cial Kickoff, will be held at
6:30 pm on May 2nd at the
Eagles Lodge in Boyne City.
The money raised at Relay
enables the American Can-
cer Society to deliver on its
mission of helping people
stay well, helping people get
well, finding cures and
fighting back against the
disease.
Relay For Life brings to-
gether friends, families,
businesses, hospitals,
schools, faith-based groups .
. . people from all walks of
life all aimed at celebrat-
ing the lives of those who
have had cancer, remember-
ing those lost, and fighting
back against the disease.
Relay for Life is all about
our community uniting
with the American Cancer
Society and supporting its
efforts to create a world
with less cancer and more
birthdays. Volunteers and
participants who are will-
ing to give their time and
energy to this exciting
event are making a commit-
ment to let Charlevoix
County know that cancer
can be defeated.
The event will take place
on August 11 12 at Com-
munity Park in East Jor-
dan. Teams camp out
overnight with the goal of
keeping at least one team
member on the track at all
times throughout the event,
signifying that cancer never
sleeps. Teams do most of
their fundraising prior to
the event, but some teams
also hold creative fundrais-
ers at their camp sites dur-
ing Relay.
If you would like to join
the Relay for Life of
Charlevoix County as a vol-
unteer or team participant,
call Owen Welsh at 231-675-
3644, Michelle Reid at
[email protected] or
visit
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levoixcountymi
Volunteers Needed
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION TO THE ELECTORS OF

CHARLEVOIX-EMMET INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT
TO BE HELD MAY 8, 2012
To the qualified electors of the Charlevoix-Emmet Intermediate
School District notice is hereby given that a School Election will
be held on Tuesday, May 8, 2012:
To vote on the following proposal (s) (if any):
SPECIAL EDUCATION MILLAGE RENEWAL 1.16 MILLS
FOR FOUR YEARS
Full text of the ballot proposal may be obtained at the office of
Cheryl Potter Browe, County Clerk at the address listed at the
end of this notice.
The Polls of said election will be open at 7 o`clock a.m. and will
remain open until 8 o`clock p.m. of said day of election.
List of all polling place locations:
Boyne City Hall Bay Township Hall
319 N. Lake Street 05045 Boyne City Road
Boyne City, MI 49712 Boyne City, MI 49712
Wilson Township Hall Boyne Valley Township Hall
02530 BC/EJ Road 2489 Railroad Street
Boyne City, MI 49712 Boyne Falls MI 49713
Hayes Township Hall Marion Township Hall
09195 Old 31 North 03735 Marion Center Road
Charlevoix MI 49720 Charlevoix MI 49720
City of Charlevoix Charlevoix Township Hall
210 State Street 12491 Waller Road
Charlevoix MI 49720 Charlevoix MI 49720
All of the above polling locations are handicap accessible
and voter instructions are available in alternative formats
(audio and Braille).
I, Marilyn Cousineau, Treasurer of Charlevoix County,
Michigan, hereby certify that as of March 20, 2012, the
records of this office indicate that the total of all voted in-
creases over and above the tax limitation established by
the Constitution of Michigan, in any local units of govern-
ment affecting the taxable property located in Charlevoix-
Emmet Intermediate School District, Charlevoix County,
Michigan, is as follows:
By Charlevoix County:
.25 Mills 2009-2012 Public Transit
.40 Mills 2008-2011 Senior Citizen
.15 Mills 2008-2011 Recycling
.75 Mills 2011-2014 Grandvue Operating
.1750 Mills 2001-2011 Grandvue Bond
1.00 Mills 2009-2023 Road Improvement
By Boyne Valley Twp:
1.00 Mills 2008-2011 Ambulance
.30 Mills 2009-2012 Library
.75 Mills 2009-2013 Transfer Station
1.00 Mills 2009-2013 Fire Operational
By Evangeline Twp:
.70 Mills 2009-2012 Fire Protection
By Eveline Twp:
1.00 Mills 2010-2011 Road Millage
By Melrose Twp:
1.00 Mills 2008-2011 Road Maintenance
.30 Mills 2009-2012 Library
.50 Mills 2010-2013 Fire Operation
.50 Mills 2010-2013 Fire Sinking
.5371 Mills 2003-2033 Fire/Township Hall
By Wilson Twp:
1.00 Mills 2009-2013 Fire & Ambulance
By Charlevoix Twp:
2.00 Mills 2011-2015 Capital Improve-
ments
By Hayes Twp: None
By Marion Twp:
1.50 Mills 2011-2013 Road Construction
By Norwood Twp:
.65 Mills 2011-2013 Emergency Services
By Hudson Twp:
1.00 Mills 2010-2013 Fire Protection
Charlevoix School District
1.16 Mills 2008-2011 Operating
Boyne Falls School District
Boyne City School District:
I, Sherry A. Comben, Treasurer of Antrim County, Michigan,
hereby certify that as of March 29, 2012, the records of this
office indicate that the total of all voted increases over and
above the tax limitation established by the Constitution of
Michigan, in any local units of government affecting the tax-
able property located in Boyne Falls Public Schools,
Charlevoix and Antrim Counties, Michigan, is as follows:
By Antrim County:
.4000 Mills 2012 Commission on Aging
1.0000 Mills 2012-2029 Meadow Brook
By Warner Twp:
1.5000 Mills 2012-2013 Roads
.6500 Mills 2012-2014 Ambulance Authority
By Jordan Twp: None
By the School District:
18.7416 Mills (exempting principal residence and
qualified agricultural properties)
Any questions concerning which of the above is your
polling location; please contact the County Clerk`s Office.
Cheryl Potter Browe
County Clerk/Election Coordinator
203 Antrim Street
231-547-7200
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION TO THE ELECTORS

OF EAST JORDAN SCHOOL DISTRICT
To the qualified electors of the East Jordan School District no-
tice is hereby given that a School Election will be held on Tues-
day, May 8, 2012:
OPERATING MILLAGE RENEWAL PROPOSAL EXEMPTING
PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE AND QUALIFIED AGRICULTURAL
PROPERTY 2.25 MILLS FOR THE YEAR 2012
AND
SPECIAL EDUCATION MILLAGE RENEWAL 1.16 MILLS FOR
FOUR YEARS
Full text of the ballot proposal may be obtained at the of-
fice of Cheryl Potter Browe, County Clerk at the address
listed at the end of this notice.
The Polls of said election will be open at 7 o`clock a.m.
and will remain open until 8 o`clock p.m. of said day of
election.
East Jordan City Hall South Arm Township Hall
101 Civic Center Lane 02811 S. M-66 Hwy
East Jordan, MI 49727 East Jordan, MI 49727
All of the above polling locations are handicap accessible
and voter instructions are available in alternative formats
Any questions concerning which of the above is your
polling location; please contact the County Clerk`s Office.
ment affecting the taxable property located in East Jor-
dan Public Schools, Charlevoix County, Michigan, is as
follows:
By South Arm Twp: None
By Eveline Twp:
By Wilson Twp:
1.00 Mills 2009-2013 Fire & Ambulance
By the School District: .3943 Mills 2011-2016
Sinking Fund
I, Sherry A. Comben, Treasurer of Antrim County, Michi-
gan, hereby certify that as of March 29, 2012, the records
of this office indicate that the total of all voted increases
over and above the tax limitation established by the Con-
stitution of Michigan, in any local units of government af-
fecting the taxable property located in East Jordan Public
Schools, Charlevoix and Antrim Counties, Michigan, is as
follows:
By Antrim County:
.4000 Mills 2012 Commission on Aging
1.0000 Mills 2012-2029 Meadow Brook
By Echo Twp: None
By Jordan Twp: None
By the School District:
18.0000 mills 2012 -2014
(exempting principal residence and qualified agricultural
property)
.3943 Mills 2011-2016 Sinking Fund
Cheryl Potter Browe
203 Antrim Street
231-547-7200
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION TO THE ELECTORS OF

BEAVER ISLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
To the qualified electors of the Beaver Island Community
School District notice is hereby given that a School Elec-
tion will be held on Tuesday, May 8, 2012:
OPERATING MILLAGE RENEWAL PROPOSAL EXEMPT-
ING PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE AND QUALIFIED AGRICUL-
TURAL PROPERTY 15.7908 MILLS FOR ONE YEAR
AND
SPECIAL EDUCATION MILLAGE RENEWAL 1.16 MILLS
FOR FOUR YEARS
Full text of the ballot proposals may be obtained at the
office of Cheryl Potter Browe, County Clerk at the ad-
dress listed at the end of this notice.
The Polls of said election will be open at 7 o`clock a.m.
and will remain open until 8 o`clock p.m. of said day of
election.
St. James Township Hall
37735 Michigan Avenue
Beaver Island, MI 49782
The above polling location is handicap accessible and
voter instructions are available in alternative formats
ment affecting the taxable property located in Beaver Is-
land Community School, Charlevoix County, Michigan, is
as follows:
By St. James Twp:
1.00 Mills 2008-2011 EMS Millage
2.00 Mills 2010-2012 Health Center
2.00 Mills 2010-2012 Road Construction
.25 Mills 2007-2011 Historical Society
1.75 Mills 2010-2014 Transfer Station
.75 Mills 2007-2011 Airport
By Peaine Twp:
2.00 Mills 2009-2013 Transfer Station
2.00 Mills 2010-2013 Health Center
.75 Mills 2007-2011 Airport
By the School District: None
Cheryl Potter Browe
203 Antrim Street
231-547-7200
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Less than 92k Miles. Gray
Cloth seats, tons of features
w/ great tires on alloys. Multi-
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$6,949. Dave Kring Chevro-
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North, Petoskey, MI 231-347-
2585
2005 Dodge Stratus R/T. 6
cyl. Nice car. Petoskey Auto
2 3 1 - 3 4 7 - 6 0 8 0 .
2006 Honda Civic DX-G.
Sporty! Plus 29 MPG High-
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Chevrolet-Cadillac, 1861 US 31
North, Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585
2007 Cadillac DTS Luxury II.
Luxury with great 25 MPG!
Heated & Cooled w/massag-
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Seats & heated Steering
Wheel, Remote Start, Naviga-
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Changer, Sunroof and more!
$12,949. Dave Kring Chevro-
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North, Petoskey, MI 231-347-
2585
2008 Dodge Caliber SXT.
Great Gas Mileage: 27 MPG
Hwy! Super safe w/Curtain
airbags, Passenger Airbag,
Knee airbags Driver! Clean
Alloy Wheels deep tread tires,
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2002 MAZDA MIATA MX-5 SE
2 door Convertible. Pam-
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call 989-350-5213. sid_daw-
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I BUY CARS! Wrecked or in
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1995 and up. Gaylord area.
989-732-9362
boats & marine
16 foot RIVIERA and 50HP
Johnson and trailer. $1,850.
231-585-7406, 989-350-7413
25 foot PONTOON, 60HP
Johnson, new trailer, $5,200.
231-585-7406, 989-350-7413
Boat Slip for Rent. 40 at Dun-
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season. 248-568-6140
USED OUTBOARD MO-
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business opportunities
FSN Center is looking for 3
Outside Sales Reps. $500 -
$1500 month, with Flex Part
time hrs. Training Provided.
Interest in Health & Fitness a
plus. Call Tex Pat for interview
at 989-370-8898.
BUSINESS FOR SALE. Turn
key restaurant for quick sale.
All equipment included. Seats
50+. Millersburg, MI. $55,000.
For more info call Jeff, 989-
306-7775
Classic auto
1970 CHEVY IMPALA. 350,
automatic. $600 obo. 989-
732-3224
CASH FOR OLD CARS.
Please dont send to crusher.
Michels Collision & Restora-
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FOR SALE: 1940 FORD
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1408 for in-your-home or busi-
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We are a debt relief agency
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Burt Moeke Firewood. Cut,
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9600.
Free Standing Fireplace. $75
obo. 989-350-6260
2 Year Maple. Split, Delivered,
Stacked. Gaylord. $65 cord.
231-675-2220
TOTAL WOOD HEAT. Safe,
clean, efficient and comfort-
able Outdoor Wood Furnace
from Central Boiler. Double L
Tack 989-733-7651
WINTER DEALS ON FIRE-
WOOD. Mike Brown & Sons.
231-420-1254
Fitness equipment
DP Weight bench. Arms and
leg workout. Dumbbells,
weights. Good condition.
Make offer. 989-732-1914
Free items
40x30 Big screen console dig-
ital TV. Free. Frederic. 989-
348-5308
Free Hawthorn Bushes. The
berries are loved and eaten
by cedar waxwings in the win-
ter. Bring your shovel, you dig
them up and they are yours.
Call 231-549-3275 and leave
a message
Furniture
GREAT ROOMS is now
wholesaling mattresses to the
public. Prices begin at $99.
148 W. Main St. Downtown
Gaylord, corner of Main and
N. Court St. www.greatrooms-
gaylord.com. Call 989-748-
4849
5 piece dinette set. Round,
heavy duty table and chairs
$200. Also a white Electric
Maytag Dryer $75. 231-916-
2083
Mahogany Dining table and
chairs, mahogany hutch and
more. Nice stuff! All reason-
able offers. Gaylord. 248-444-
0304
Garage & yard Sale
FOUR SEASONS RESALE of
the North, located across from
Citizens Bank, Gaylord. Offer-
ing Mens & Womens cloth-
ing, accessories, household
items, DVDs, CDs, Books,
tools and miscellaneous
items. 989-306-1482
Guns
Concealed Carry One Day
Classes: NRA Certified In-
structor will come to your
home, camp or organization
to provide State of Michigan
approved CPL Training.
Portable range and handguns
available for use at no addi-
tional charge. Please call Bud
at 989-335-3195 for informa-
tion and scheduling.
Guns For Sale: Steyr
Mannlicher Schoenauer 30-
06 Carbine, Older Winchester
Model 70-243 Super Grade
and other rifles, shotguns,
handguns from my personal
collection. (Handguns require
permit) Call 989-335-3195
Guns Wanted: 22 cal. double
action revolvers, 22 pump ri-
fles, 20, 28, 410 shotguns,
Smith & Wesson handguns
and others. Private collector.
Please Call 989-335-3195
help Wanted
AmericInn Charlevoix is look-
ing for housekeepers and
part-time maintenance. Must
be able to work weekends
and holidays. Please apply at
the front desk. 11800 US 31N,
Charlevoix.
AuSable Free Clinic, Inc.
(AFCI) is seeking to fill a case
management position. AFCI is
a non-profit, 501(c)3 organi-
zation located in Grayling,
providing health services to
uninsured residents of Craw-
ford, Roscommon, Oscoda
and Montmorency counties.
RN licensed in the state of
Michigan required, BSN re-
quired, masters degree pre-
ferred. Candidate must have
strong communication skills,
computer skills, and attention
to detail. The case manager
coordinates and manages pa-
tient care to ensure continuity
and collaborates with primary
care providers at AFCI to
evaluate, prepare, educate,
and refer patients. Previous
experience in case manage-
ment preferred, current expe-
rience relevant to patient
population preferred. Posi-
tion is 20 hours per week,
variable shifts with one
evening per week, benefits
available. Qualified candi-
dates may apply online at
http://www.mercygrayling.co
m. AFCI is an equal opportu-
nity employer.
AVON REPS Needed. 231-
676-3289
Central Drug Store is seeking
seasonal customer service
clerks. Candidate must be de-
tail/customer oriented, sched-
ule flexible, and able to work
efficiently under busy time
constraints. Pick up an appli-
cation at 301 Bridge St.,
Charlevoix.
CHARLEVOIX - Part Time.
We are looking for a great In-
dependent Sales representa-
tive for advertising sales in our
newspapers. Work your own
schedule. Good commission
rate. Send resume to Dave
1We are looking for a great In-
dependent Sales representa-
tive for advertising sales in our
newspapers. Work your own
schedule. Good commission
rate. Send resume to Dave 1
at Office@CharlevoixCoun-
tyNews.com.
Full Time Front Desk / Chiro-
practic Assistant position
available. This individual need
to be energetic, enjoys work-
ing with people, has great at-
tention to detail and wants to
provide a high quality of serv-
ice. Starting pay is $11-12
per hour based on experi-
ence. Please mail resumes
to: Randall Chiropractic Clinic,
1302 Bridge Street,
Charlevoix, MI 49720 or email
resumes to: randallchiroprac-
[email protected]
IMMEDIATE OPENING.
Spicy Bobs of Petoskey has
immediate openings for quali-
fied delivery drivers or crew
members. Call the manager in
Petoskey at 231-347-3015 for
more information and application.
Opening this summer at 220
Lake Street, The Thirsty Goat
is now hiring for all positions,
seeking personable, customer
service-focused and moti-
vated shift managers, bar-
tenders, host staff, servers,
line cooks, dishwashers with
good work ethic. There is a
competitive compensation
program. Experience is pre-
ferred but not required. In-
quire with resume via email to
[email protected].
Pastry Chef / Prep Cook. Year
round daytime with benefits.
Looking for summer only, full
or part time, evening line and
prep cooks. Wages commen-
surate with experience. Apply
in person to join our award
winning team of profession-
als. Cafe Sante, Boyne City.
Accounts Payable / Receiv-
able person needed to work in
our financial office. Computer
skills are a necessity. This is a
fast-paced office, so multi-
tasking skills are a plus. We
offer competitive wages and
benefits. This is a Monday
through Friday position with
some Saturday mornings.
Please send resume and
qualifications to: GINOP
SALES 11274 M-68 Alanson,
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE
EAST JORDAN CITY COMMISSION
The East Jordan City Commission met April 17, 2012 at
7:00 p.m.; Mayor Peck presiding with all members of
Commission present. Minutes were approved and ac-
knowledgement was given to paid bills in the amount of
$199,581.82.
Further Commission Action: Acknowledged Receipt of the
Monthly Public Safety Report for Fire, 2012; acknowl-
edged receipt of the Monthly Zoning Activity Report for
March 2012; approved grant application with a 50%
match to the Waterways Commission; accepted the pro-
posal for the budget from the Ad Hoc Finance Committee;
appointed Daniel Bennett to the Parks and Recreation Ad-
visory board; approved use of $70,000 for dredging from
the General Fund and to include the loan would not be on
a set pay back schedule; approved
content of Administrator Profile and will wait to advertise
the position until the Commission has heard from MSU
Extension reps; and Authorized City Administrator to find
$250.00 to send Commissioner Penzien to the MEDC
training in May.
Copies of the minutes of the above meeting are posted in
City Hall for review during normal office hours.
Cheltzi M. Wilson, CMC
City Clerk
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help Wanted
Summer volunteers needed
for Chamber Visitor Center.
The Boyne Area Chamber of
Commerce again plans to
have the Visitors Center
open for extended hours this
summer. We want to train
volunteers to man the office
from 5 to 8 p.m. Fridays dur-
ing Stroll the Streets along
with Saturdays and Sundays
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. We
are looking for friendly peo-
ple who care about the
growth and prosperity of our
community. Volunteering for
this activity will only involve
a few hours for the entire
season. With enough indi-
viduals volunteering any one
person will only work once a
month. So please get your
friends to join us. Contact
the chamber at 231-582-
6222.
Talented, Energetic Assistant
Manager Needed! Responsi-
bilities include managing all
aspects of hotel with a cus-
tomer focus, including front
desk, housekeeping and
maintenance. Excellent com-
munication skills, computer
proficiency, familiarization
with social media and market-
ing initiatives, hospitality expe-
rience and management skills
are a must. Please send resume
to [email protected]
The Charlevoix Circle of Arts
is now accepting applications
for instructors and Aides for
the Circle Summer Camp for
July 2 through August 10. The
camp will offer 10-12 different
sessions. For more informa-
tion, please visit
www.charlevoixcircle.org.
WRITERS for local news in
Charlevoix County. Freelance
writers with a positive attitude
that can report the news and
write clearly and concisely for
local newspaper, Charlevoix
County News. Experienced
writers only. Must live in
Charlevoix County. Send re-
sume to Dave at
Off i ce@Charl evoi xCoun-
tyNews.com.
High volume wood compo-
nent manufacturer has open
factory positions on afternoon
shift. Require HS/GED, docu-
mented good work record, &
drug screen. Apply at:
www. spri ngswi ndowf ash-
ions.comor at nearest Michi-
gan Works office. Equal
Opportunity Employer
WINK SALON of Gaylord is
looking to hire professional
stylist and nail tech. If you
would like to work with a team
that inspires, creates and has
a true passion for the beauty
industry, call 989-731-4300 or
stop by our salon in Alpine
Plaza.
homes for rent
Boyne City, 2 bedroom house,
no pets, no smoking, laundry,
great location, $650 per
month plus utilities. 231-675-
9910.
3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, carport,
porch, garage, garden spot.
231-525-8541
MANCELONA area. Recently
remodeled, clean 3 bedroom,
1.5 bath, house. Private, large
yard. $585 per month plus de-
posit. Call 231-676-7255.
homes for Sale
FSBO. Gaylord in town. 3
bedroom ranch, brick home. 4
Season family room. Double
lot. A must see! $147,000.
Call 989-732-6049 for a pri-
vate showing
TWO BEDROOM HOME for
sale on two lots in the Elk
Capital of Michigan. $23,000.
Call 989-785-4110
NORTHLAND HOMES We
sell Energy Star homes. Give
us a call for an appointment.
989-370-6058
2 bedroom, 2 bath condo for
sale in Gaylord, within walking
distance of town. Laminate
floors, new 8 slider & in good
condition. $46,500. Call 989-
350-0145.
household
WARMORNING 65,000 BTU
LP gas stove. 3 feet long, 28
high, 18 deep, with 6 triple
wall pipe. Heat your house,
cabin or garage. $125. 989-
732-7123
GE ELECTRIC STOVE.
White, 1 1/2 years old, digital
clock, black glass front. 231-
525-6554, 231-833-0027.
Wolverine.
land & Property
ATTRACTIVE CORNER LOT,
120x170 on paved county road in
resort subdivision of Michaywe
(www.michaywe.com) 5 miles
south of Gaylord. Convenient
1 mile from entrance of subdi-
vision. $1,000 plus 1/2 closing
costs (est. $300 each). 989-
939-8965
manufactured homes
NEW & REPOS: Double-
Wides, 16s, 14s. Take any-
thing on trade. Financing
available. A complete line of
parts. www.michiganeast-
sidesales.net. 866-570-1991.
For Rent or Sale on Contract.
3 Bedroom Manufactured
home. $500 down, $500
month. Gaylord area MSHDA
approved 866-570-1991.
GRAYL I NG/ GAYL ORD
AREA. 14x70 Mobile Home. 3
bedroom, 2 bath, garage on 2
1/2 wooded acres. $35,900.
$5,000 down, $500 per
month. Call 989-344-6093 or
989-350-1996
medical & health
INVACARE PRONTO M-41
Power chair. Like new. Used 3
hours. 300 lb. capacity.
$3,000 or best. 989-731-5230
Invacare Pronto M 51 with
Sure Step Power Chair from
the Scooter Store. Includes
Leg Extension attachment.
$250 obo. 989-350-6260
miscellaneous
FREE CLASSIFIED ADS! Sell
your items for free at
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m. Buy and sell in Northern
Michigan. Photo and text are
free. Cars, Homes, Furniture,
Garage sales and more.
RENT a car or van as low as
$19.95 a day. Petoskey Auto
2 3 1 - 3 4 7 - 6 0 8 0 .
For Sale: 1998 KUBOTA L-35
TRACTOR with Backhoe.
Good condition. $14,900 obo.
Call 989-732-8099. Ask for
Kevin
DO LAUNDRY without deter-
gent or hot water. Go to
www.laundrypureinfo.com. In-
terested, call 989-619-7289
Womens 18-speed Lynx bicy-
cle and Electric powered
Weed-whipper, both like new.
Make offer. 989-732-8160
Anger Monuments & Markers.
Senior Discounts Available. email
[email protected].
231-587-8433. Mancelona. In
home appointments available.
DO YOU HAVE A BIBLE
youre not using? Donate it to
people that need a Bible over-
seas. Call 989-732-4708.
Homemade cribbage boards,
chess boards and backgam-
mon boards. Beautiful, must
see. 231-627-9146
LOWEST COST IN MICHI-
GAN! CLASSIFIED ADS ARE
JUST $2 for a 10-word ad in
the Charlevoix County News.
The areas widest distribution
paper and the lowest cost for
advertising. Place ads on-line
at www.CharlevoixCoun-
tyNews.com or call 989-732-
8160. Distributed throughout
all of Charlevoix County
motorcycles & atV
1981 HONDA CB750 K.
Loaded, well maintained,
20,000 miles. Road ready.
$1,800 obo. 989-826-3557
MX 100 Trail Bike. Looks and
runs great, $450. 989-731-
1877
music
CELEBRATION DJ. Profes-
sional DJ for any occasion.
Specializing in weddings.
Mike, 989-390-3337
Nearly NEW Buffet clarinet
with case and many extras.
Excellent condition. $600. Call
989-731-2694
Kimball Player Piano. $400
OBO. Gaylord. 248-444-0304
notes of encouragement
Positive Notes of Encourage-
ment are free in the
Charlevoix County News.
Birthday, Anniversary, Wed-
ding, Congratulations or just a
Positive Note all are free. E-Mail
your Note of Encouragement to
Of f i c e@Char l ev oi x Coun-
tyNews.com
Pets
EASTER BUNNIES for sale,
$5 each. Multiple colors. Call
989-858-3705
recreational Vehicles
2002 Dutchman 29 foot Travel
Trailer. Queen size island bed,
sleeps 10, sofa, dinette, air,
microwave. $5,995. Petoskey
RV, 2215 US Highway 31 N
Petoskey, MI 49770. Phone
231-347-3200
For sale: Beautiful 2010, 26
foot, Sprinter Select
bunkhouse fiberglass camper;
sleeps 7. $15,000 obo Call
989-734-7893 after 5pm.
NEW 2012 Puma 19 foot
Travel Trailer. Sleeps 7, air,
awning, microwave, loaded.
Just $11,995. Petoskey RV,
2215 US Highway 31 N
Petoskey, MI 49770. Phone
231-347-3200
Question & Answers About
Selling Real Estate
Make spring cleaning less of
a chore by following these
smarterand mostly
greenertips for this annual
rite of homeownership.
Part 2 of 4
Kitchens
The kitchen can be a tough
room to clean because theres
usually so much stuff in it,
says Justin Klosky, founder
and creative director of The
OCD Experience, an organiza-
tional service. Before you
break out the broom, go
through your cabinets and
drawers, and put together a
box of items to donate and a
box of items to store some-
where besides the kitchen.
Clear your countertops of
everything except items you
use nearly every day.
After youve de-cluttered,
you can get to work cleaning.
Cloud Conrad, vice president
of marketing for cleaning
company Maid Brigade, says
one tool you shouldnt over-
look is an all-purpose mi-
crofiber cloth (about $5).
These arent run-of-the-mill
dusting rags. Microfiber is a
densely woven synthetic fab-
ric that picks up dirt and
greasy deposits without chem-
icals thanks to its unique
composition. You should be
able to clean surfaces like
countertops, sinks, and stoves
with warm water, a mi-
crofiber cloth, and a bit of
elbow grease, Conrad says.
Since you prepare your food
in the kitchen, consider using
green commercial products
for surfaces, or make your
own vinegar/water spray.
Conventional cleaners may re-
move dirt, but they can also
harbor some nasty substances
you dont want in your PB&J.
Microfiber, vinegar, and bak-
ing soda will clean and disin-
fect almost every kitchen
surface at a fraction of the
price. Dont neglect once-a-
year chores like vacuuming
refrigerator coils (unplug
your fridge first), and tossing
out expired food from the
back of the pantry.
Mike Stark
Make spring cleaning less of a chore
Real Estate Corner
Featured Property
by Jim akans
This weeks feature home is a
sharp, updated ranch style resi-
dence that is wonderfully located
just a short walk away from the
Intermediate Lake public access
site.
The interior of the home com-
prises approximately 1,056
square feet of nicely updated and
appointed living space. The main
living, dining and kitchen area
feature an open design, and the
kitchen has undergone extensive
renovation that includes new
countertops and appliances, and
a beautiful wood floor that ex-
tends to the adjoining dining
area. The floor plan also encom-
passes three bedrooms and a
large, remodeled bath high-
lighted by a gorgeous vanity area
and shower featuring durable ce-
ramic tile.
Outdoors, the home is situated
on approximately one-half acre
of property lots of space for
growing a flower or vegetable
garden with ample yard area left
open for family recreation. In ad-
dition to the attached one-car
garage, a well-sized shed is at-
tached to the rear of the home to
accommodate any additional
storage needs.
Both the home and property
are neat as a pin and ready for
the new homeowners to move in.
Located at 975 S. Intermediate
Lake Road near East Jordan, this
home on two and a half acres is
being offered at a listing price of
just $78,500.
For additional information or
to arrange for a tour of this
home, please call Mike Stark at
Stark Realty at 231-536-7700 or
email at mike@starkrealtyon-
line.com.
Compliments of mike Stark,
Stark realty, inc. (231) 536-7700
Nicely updated ranch home
near Intermediate Lake
Run for
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recreational Vehicles
For Sale. 2003 13-foot by 35-
foot trailer plus lot in Rancho
Park in Alanson. Deck, cen-
tral air, electric awning. Lot
number 56. Call 231-622-
8187.
Services
DJ/KARAOKE SERVICE
available for weddings, clubs
or parties. References and
information at www.larryen-
tertainment.com. 989-732-
3933
ROSES ALTERATIONS &
CREATIONS specializing in
creations of all kinds; per-
sonal clothing repairs, all for-
mal attire, all bridal attire &
accessories. Furniture uphol-
stering, draperies, costumes.
Also offering knitting &
sewing classes. Call now,
231-818-5917. Cheboygan
FREDS TV & APPLIANCE
SERVICE. 33 years experi-
ence. In home service. 989-
732-1403
Hardwood floors, refinishing
and installation. 30 years ex-
perience, references. Copes
Custom Interiors 989-306-
2279
RENOVATION WORK
WANTED. 35 years experi-
ence. 989-350-7204
Snow removal
8-10 Blizzard snowplow. Fits
Dodge 1996-2002. Like new,
$2,800. 989-983-4590
8HP Gilson 2 stage Snow-
blower. Briggs & Stratton en-
gine. Electric start. $200.
989-732-2976
WHEEL HORSE tractor with
snowblower, Runs excellent.
$350 obo. 989-344-0113
Snowmobiles
FOR TRADE: Polaris Indy for
snowplow that will fit a 2000
Lincoln Navigator or sell for
$1,000. 989-350-7204
FOR SALE: 3 Snowmobiles.
Call for information. 231-585-
7406, 989-350-7413
Storage
Heated or Cold storage avail-
able for Winter, Spring, Sum-
mer, Fall, 989-732-0724
SuV
2003 GMC Envoy 4x4. Ex-
tended SLE, 4 door, 6 cyl.
$599 down. Petoskey Auto
2 3 1 - 3 4 7 - 6 0 8 0 .
2004 Chevy TrailBlazer EXT
LS 4x4. Three Rows for pas-
sengers & Super Clean!
Less than 93k Miles! Run-
ning Boards, Roof Rack, Tow
Package, Deep tread tires on
alloysSave! $9,449. Dave
MI 231-347-2585
tools
Sears Craftsman band saw.
Seldom used. $149. 989-
939-8787
tractors
John Deere 1020 series.
Equipped with seven foot
Farm King snow blower. Ex-
cellent running condition.
$7,000. 989-732-4465
trucks
2003 Ford F-150 XLT. 93,000
miles. $995 Down. Drive
Now Auto Sales, 2215 US
Highway 31 N Petoskey, MI
49770. Phone 231-347-3200
2010 Chevy Silverado LT
Crew Cab 4x4. Wow! You
need to see the custom add-
ons this Z-71! Fancy, loaded
truck w/ very low miles. 1
owner, Spray in box liner,
running boards hood scoop
& more. $26,949. Dave Kring
Chevrolet-Cadillac, 1861 US
31 North, Petoskey, MI 231-
347-2585
For Sale: 2007 GMC Canyon
Crew Cab. 4 Wheel Drive.
69,800 Miles. Well main-
tained. $ 16,500. Call 989-
732-8099
Vans
2000 Pontiac Montana Van.
Very good condition, clean,
just under 150,000 miles.
$3,900 obo. Phone Raj at
IHT Wellness Shop, 989-
272-5524
1994 FORD ECONOLINE
VAN, carpeted, runs and
looks good. $2,800 obo. 231-
525-8605
Wanted
ALUMINUM BOATS and
trailers, outboard motors,
boat seats, fishing equip-
ment, etc. 231-585-7406
Wanted: OUTBOARD MO-
TORS, any size, running or
not. Call 231-546-6000
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 hy-
draulic oil. Maxx Garage.
989-732-4789
SAVAGE and STEVENS
RIFLES. Possibly others.
Also old fishing lures. 989-
390-1529
USED SAWMILL. Call with
price. 989-350-7204
Wanted: Baseball, Foot-
ball, Basketball and
Hockey cards. Before
1972. 231-373-0842
WANTED: SANDBLAST-
ING & PAINTING Outboard
motors and aluminum
boats. 231-585-7406, 989-
732-7250
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