Ike fallout blamed for gas spike

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Ike fallout blamed for gas spike
AAA of
Michigan
says gas
prices
across
the state
soared 43
cents to an
average
of $4.17
By Michael Jones
Staff Writer
GAYLORD—The fallout from Hurricane
Ike, which shut down oil refineries inTexas,
didn't just bring rain to Gaylord over the
weekend. It's been blamed for a hefty spike
in local gas prices and sent'many motorists
scurrying to fill their tanks Friday.
Kevin lohnson at Johnson Oil and Propane said the price of a gallon of regular
gas in Gaylord Wednesday was $3.95 and by
Monday it had peaked at $4.19, an increase
of 24 cents per gallon.
The increase in Gaylord w a s substantially less than most areas in the state experienced this past week. Mark Griffin, president of the Michigan Petroleum Associa-
tion, said the average price of gas in many
areas j u m p e d 60 cents a gallon between
Wednesday and Monday.
"WE HAD a gas panic on Friday and people were lining up to buy gas," Griffin said
of the psychological impact Hurricane Ike
had on motorists who feared the pric^ of gas
would soon reach $5 a gallon as the storm
hitTexas and its refineries. "Weather-related
events filtered through the area, impacting
the price of gas."
According to a Monday news release
from AAA of Michigan, gas prices across the
stale had soared 43 cents a gallon during the
past week to a statewide average of $4.17.
See Panic, p. A8
HT - Bin Serv«ny
SOME GAS STATIONS across the state saw a run on gas sales last weekend
when customers reacted to the news of Hurricane Ike and higher prices.
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sex, gambling, drug, alcohol addictions
Keith tells
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By Jii Schult
Staff Writer
GAYLORD —
lcohol, drugs, gambling,
overeating, sex — there
is now a program for all
types of habits, h u r t s
a n d hang-ups offered at the
Gaylord Community Church.
Led by Gary Chappell, a
chaplain ordained through t h e
International FeUowship of
A
Chaplains and Gaylord C o m m u nity Church, Celebrate Recovery
is a Christ-centered program that
covers the gamut of addiction.
Chappell, a Michigan State
Police trooper, retired in 1995.
"Then my life just took off
with God," he said.
Celebrate Recovery is a program of action. Visitors participate in praise and worship a n d
a sermon before breaking into
small discussion groups.
"It's very structured," said
Keith, a program leader w h o has
struggled with alcohol addiction
since his teens. "People who go
to structured (meetings) have
more years of success."
According to Keitii, whose
anonymity will b e protected
d u e to societal stigmas attached
to alcoholism, there were only
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Kowatch, Rich, Vadnais
new on chamber board
Fire board corrects
secret vote for chief
By Michael Jones
Staff Writer
GAYLORD — A f t e r O t s e g o
County prosecutor Kyle l^gel inf o r m e d the county fire board it
was in violation of the Michigan
Open Meetings Act when the outcome of the board's June vote for
fire chief was not made public, the
board voted again with the results
a part of an addendum to the minutes of their Sept. 3 meeting.
Fire board chairperson Mary
Sanders said paper ballots for fire
chief of t h e Otsego County Fire
D e p a r t m e n t (OCFD) were sent
out to board members last month
after Legel advised t h e m their
June vote electing Dave Duffleld
as fire chief violated the public
meetings act after paper ballots
cast by b o a r d m e m b e r s at t h e
meeting were not announced or
recorded in meeting minutes.
Sanders said the outcome of
t h e s e c o n d vote was the s a m e
as the first with Duffield receivSee Second, p. A8
Tammie Rich
GAYLORD—The Board of Directors of the Gaylord/Otsego County
Chamber of Commerce announced
that Justin Kowatch, Tammie Rich
and Greg J. Vadnais were elected to
thiee-year terms to the hoard l>y a
recent vote of the memtwrship.
They will be participating in
board activities for the remainder
of 2008, including the upcoming
board retreat in preparation of taking their seats on the board on Jan.
1.2009; their terms will expire on
Dec.21,2011.
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. The Stanley Ojp will visit the Otsego County
* Spoetsptex Thursday afternoon (B1).
^ The St. Mary and Johannesburg-Lewiston footliall
* teams again won Ski Valley contests (B1).
^ O n his Paradise to Hell annual charity walk.
89-year-old Clayton Klein stopped In Gaylord
recoitly (C2).
^ Local women are invited to a Bil>le study invotving
* 1 h e Bock of Revelation at the Friendship Church (C7).
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nuggets of knowledge
about
Local potato harvest
now under way
harvest
Each fall Elmira's
Kitchen Farms harvests 54
million pounds
0
{yes, 54 mili lion) of
I white, red
and russet
potatoes at
the largest fresh potato
farm in Michigan. Bill
Kitchen, who owns the
farm with son, Don,
said harvest of the
farm's 1,200 acres
of potatoes should
be completed —
weather permitting — by
the last weel( of October. The Kitchens employ 35 people to get their harvest in each
year, with No. 1 spuds sold in fresh packs of
eating potatoes, with the smaller sized No. 2
potatoes shipped out for processing.
According to Bill, the farm has been in
the family since 1910 and has grown from
80 acres to its current size of more than
5,000 acres.
What a harvest moon?
The Harvest Moon is the name of the full
moon nearest the autumnal equinox, so with
the first day of autumn falling next Monday
the full moon of Sept. 15 bek came this year's Harvest Moon.
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In the days before tractor
' lights, the full moon in autumn
helped farmers bring in their
crops by illuminating the fields for
several more hours after the sun ha"d set.
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By Michael Jones & Chris Engle
Virtual forming
Not quite cut out for farm labor? Pick
up a copy of the latest title in the 'Harvest
Moon" video game series, 'Harvest
Moon: Tree of Tranquility,' just
released on Nintendo's Wii
' system.
©
Nell Young harvests
top-selling record
Toasting the harvest
"Heart of Gold" from his 19Z2 album
"Harvest" has been Neil Young's sole No. 1
hit in a career which has spanned 40 years.
The C h a m el eon-like Young has
k kept critics and fans off balance
I over the years having dabbled
' in a variety of musical genres
After a long and back-breaking, sweatinducing, hand-blistering day in the field, a
cold brew should be a welcome sight.
Players first decide whether
[heir game character will be a
boy
or a girl; then join an island community where they must bring life^and energy
back to the island by "tending tb the earth,
befriending and raising animals, nurturing
friendships and creating a family." according
to vvww.ign.com.
"All new controls for
the Nintendo Wii Remote give players the
chance to feel like they're really farming!'
Specific duties in "Tree of Tranquility'
include milking cows, maintaining animal
stalls, planting and harvesting crops and
having children. Interestingly, the series remains one of the industry's most popular.
Pull up a stool at the Harvest Moon Brewery and Cafe
in New Brunswick, N.J. and
sample their Hops2 Double
IPA. a hearty Smoked Oatmeal
Porter, or an unfiltered Harvest
Editor's note: If you'd like to comm«nt or suggest a topic
for a future 5 Nuggets of Knowledge ptease e mail us:
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including electronica, blues,
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Or, have the bartender pour a tall Jimmy
country, rock-a-billy and folk-rock
Editor. Gaylord Herald Times, PO, Box 598. Gaylord,
D's Firehouse Red, brewed in memory of
— a style which he has repeatedly returned.
Ml 49734
-Deputy Chief James D'heron of the New
"Harvest" is Young's most commercially sucBrunswick Fire Dept., who perished in a
cessful album and was the lop-selling album"
house fire Sept. 3, 2004. All 15 occupants of
of 1972. In addition to "Heart of Gold" the
the house made it out alive, and the brewery
album features now classic Young songs
donates a portion of each sale to the Chilincluding "Old Man." "Needle and the Damdren's Burn Camp of the Connecticut Burns
age Done," "Harvest" and "Alabama."
Care Foundation. Ttie brew has raised more
Source: www.thrasherswheat.org
than $47,450 for the cause. That's worth
raising a glass.
Source: www.harvestmoonbrewery.
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Driver cited in collision
Police
Truck driver
killed in crash
• Deputes from the Crawford
County Sheriff's Dept. are continuing their investigation into 0>e death
of a Cadillac truck driver who was
killed Friday on North Down River
Road near Wilcox Bridge Road.
According to Sheriff Kirk
Wakefield's office, deputies were
dispatched around 11:56 a.m. to
the scene of a semi truck crash on
North Down River Road. The dfiver
and sole occupant, 39-year-old
Isiah John Long, was pronounced
dead at the scene.
• Jared Czaptewkj, 16. Freeland. was westtXHjrKl on Winding
Road, one-hatf-mile west of Buttles
Road in Albert Township. Montmorency County. Aug. 28. around 11
a.m. when he reportedly k>st control
of the 1998 Mazda he was dhvir\g.
Blotter
Reports indicate Czapiewki's
vehidQ crossed the centerline and
collided with a 1985 Chevrolet
driven by Gregory Schwark. 60.
Atlanta.
Moderate damage was reported to both vehicles and Schwark
was not injured.
Czapiewki and his passenger,
Derrick Warner, 17. Saginaw, reportedly sustained mmor Injuries in
Deputies were assisted by the Rollover crash
the crash.
Grayling City/Township Fire Dept., in Oscoda County
Czapiewki was cited for hazMobile Medical Response EMS and
• Shannon Buddy, 39. Rose ardous driving — violation of basic
the Michigan State Police Motor
Bush, was eastbound on M-72 at speed laws.
Carrier Division.
14th Street in Oscoda County, Sept.
8. around 7:18 a.m. when she re- Otsego County
Michigan State Police
portedly lost control of the 2005 Kia Sheriff's Dept.
she was driving.
pect, Jeremiah HibWer. 18, Vanderbilt, allegedly admitted shooting at
and killing a mouming dove in the
direction of his neighbor's house.
Hibbler was cited for discharging a firearm to take a wild animal
within a safety zone and illegally
take/possess non-game/protected
bird species.
The incident was dosed.
Man cited for shooting
mourning dove
Buddy reportedly entered a Catalytic converters
curve too fast and rolled over af- stolen from Gaylord
• Troopers responded to a reter sliding sideways and knocking Auto Auction
port of someone shooting a gun in
down a stop sign.
• Deputies responded to a comthe direction of a house on WhiteModerate damage was re- plaint from the Gaylord Auto Auchouse Trail in Corwith Township,
ported to Buddy's vehicle and she tion on Old 27 in Livingston TownSaturday, around 5:02 p.m.
ship Sept. 4 for a report of catalytic
A suspect was identified and reportedly was not InjuredBuddy was cited for hazardous converters having been stolen from
interviewed at a residence across
five vehicles in the business's parkthe street from where the alleged driving — violation of basic speed
ing lot.
shooting had occun-ed. The sus- laws.
edly stopped for traffic on eastbound West Man Street just east
of Meecher Road, Sunday, axxind
1 p.m. when the rear end cd Reppuhn's vehicle was struck by the
front end of a Ford dnven by Joshua
Tubbs, 19,Vandert>ilt.
The larceny of the catalytic
converters reportedly occurred
sometime between Aug. 29 and
Sept 4.
Value of the five converters was
estmated at $500 and the case
was closed with no suspects identified.
Rollover crash on 1-75
• Judy Osbom, 63, Vicksburg,
was norttibound on 1-75, one-haffmile north of Winters Road in Corwith Township, Thursday, around
3:25 a.m. when she reportedly
swerved to avoid hitting a deer with
the 1997 Chevrolet Lumina she
was driving.
Reports indicate the impact
from the crash caused a chain reaction resulting in damage to all
four vehicles. Minor damage was
reported to Zeccmin and Hahn's
vehicles and Reppuhn's vehicle
sustained moderate damage.
off the roadway and the trailer
crashed into a 2001 Dodge Caravan owned by Ctetus and Rutharm
Kyle, Gaylord, whk:h was parked on
the south side of West Main Street.
Perrin, who was easttxxind on
West Main Street, reportedly failed
to yield to Schafer's vehicle when
she attempted to change lanes.
Minor damage was reported to
Schafer's and Perrin's vehictes and
the parked vehicle sustarried moderate damage.
There were no Injuries and Perrin was cited for hazardous driving
— failed to yield.
Hahn's passenger, Jacob Hahn,
5, was transported to Otsego Memorial Hospital by the Otsego
County EMS/Rescue and treated Minor damage
Osbom reportedly lost control of and released. There were no other in 2-vehicle crash
• Meghann Roll, 23, Gaylord,
her vehicle, ran oft the roadway into reported injuries.
Tubbs' vehicle reportedly sus- was northbound on DicKerson Road
the median and rolled over, sustaintained extensive damage and he south of Mankowski Road, Sunday,
ing extensive damage.
Osbom and her passenger, Ar- was cited for hazardous driving around 4 p.m. when the driver's
lene Cryderman. 85. Onaway. were — fail to stop in an assured clear side of the 2001 Jeep Cherokee
she was driving was reportedly
t r a n ^ r t e d to Otsego Memorial distance.
Hospital by the Otsego County EMS/
struck by the front end of a 2000
Rescue and treated and released.
Dodge Ram pickup driven by Lisa
Driver cited in crash
• David Schafer, 69, Flat Rock, Montgomery, 37, Grayling.
was pulling a trailer with a 1995
Reports indicate Montgomery
Gaylord City Police
Chevrolet pickup eastbound on was attempting to make a left turn
Chain reaction rear-end West Main Street just east of South onto northbound Dicker^on Road
crash sends 1 to hospital Court Avenue, ^turday, around from a private drive.
Minor damage was reported
• Three vehicles, a Pontiac 1:35 p.m. when a 2007 Dodge Ram
van dnven by Molly Reppuhn, 41. pickup driven by Rhonda Perrin, 38, to both vehicles and there were no
Caro,
reportedly
collided
with
the
injuries.
Gaylord, a 2008 Dodge, driven by
No citations were issued.
Arthur Zeccmin, 68, Gaylord, and driver's side of Schafer's vehicle.
The impact from the crash re— Ck}mpiled by
a 2005 Ford, driven by Rebecca
MichaelJones
Hahn, 27, Gaylord, were report- portedly forced Schafer's vehicle
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Fire board votes
in compliance with
Open Meetings Act
I
t didn't seem right at the time
when, in June, the Otsego
County Fire board voted by
secret paper ballot to elect a new
chief. From a technical standpoint, as Otsego County
Prosecuting Attorney
Kyle Legel pointed out,
it violated Michigan's
T h e decision Open Meetings Act.
Yet the decision by
b y the Otsego
the fire board to vote
County Fire again, this time in comBoard to
pliance with the law,
has value on its own
vote again
merits by giving every
for chief, in appearance of transcompliance parency in government
business.
with t h e
The more, and betOpen
ter, information people
Meetings Act
j^e better decih a s value
sions we can all make;
the more transparent
o n its own
our decision-making
merits. . processes, the more accountable we allow ourselves to be to people
who put us in office.
We thank the fire board for
taking this step and want to acknowledge that there never was
doubt about again-Chief David
Duffield's qualifications for the
post.
The Gaylord Herald Times editorial board
is made up of general manager Marilyn
Kaczanowski, editor Peter Comings, news editor
Cathy Landry, and design editor Frank Michels.
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've h a d a f e w q u e s t i o n s t h r o w n
my way following a recent column concerning a community
f o r u m we plan to host in Vanderbilt
Oh, And One
next week. The n u t s a n d bolts:
More Thing
• WHO - Vanderbilt a n d Corwith
Township c o m m u nity m e m b e r s
• WHAT - A
c o m m u n i t y for u m , h o s t e d by t h e
Gaylord Herald
Times
• W H E R E Van
d e r b i l t Village Hall,
Peter
606 Garfield
• WHEN - Tuesday,
Comings
S e p t e m b e r 23, 7-8:30
p.m.
• W H Y ...
That gets into the chatty part.
I've c o n t a c t e d t h e c h a i r s / p r e s i d e n t s of t h e V a n d e r b i l t A r e a S c h o o l
Board and Corwith Township, and
coordinated the building use with
village c o o r d i n a t o r E l i z a b e t h H a u s ,
b u t t h i s is n o t i n t e n d e d t o b e a governmental meeting.
Area r e s i d e n t s — u p t o t h e fire
m a r s h a l ' s limit of 65 — a r e i n v i t e d
to c o m e out a n d discuss what's on
their minds Tuesday night.
Why would people w a n t to d o
that?
T h e r e is a lot of talk t h e s e d a y s
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a b o u t j u s t w h a t " c o m m u n i t y " is,
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location, c o m m o n issues, c o m m o n
a n s w e r s , etc.
I b e l i e v e c o m m u n i t y in O t s e g o
C o u n t y c a n still b e d e f i n e d by geo g r a p h y , a n d t h a t r e s i d e n t s living
in c e r t a i n p a r t s of t h e c o u n t y s h a r e
s i m i l a r c o n c e r n s . Historically, it's
p r o b a b l y t h e b e s t e x p l a n a t i o n for
why a print n e w s p a p e r served a
certain area.
T h e s e d a y s , w e still o f f e r t h e
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T i m e s , b u t w i t h a W e b site, social
networks on t h e Web, a n d more,
m a y b e that starts to change.
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k n o w w h a t matters most to you
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v a l u e in t h e f r t i m e s p e n t . 1 look
f o r w a r d t o m e e t i n g you all.
O H , A N D ONE m o r e t h i n g .
T h e r e is n o set m e a s u r e for s u c c e s s in t h i s . W h e t h e r or n o t w e get
5 p e o p l e o r 50 to s h o w u p , t h e goal
will b e t o r e p e a t t h e p r o c e s s In Joh a n n e s b u r g , W a t e r s a n d Elmlra.
Letters to the Editor
Offering hope
for youth
To t h e Editor:
I a m writing this in h o p e s
that our community's youth
will f i n d a n a l t e r n a t e p a t h
beside drugs and alcohol.
H o p e f u l l y , y o u t e e n s will
find a s o u n d e r route to
achieving your true identity. I w a s raised in a f a m i l y
w h e r e b o t h p a r e n t s a r e still
m a r r i e d , a n d m y father's basic objective in life w a s t h a t
his c h i l d r e n w o u l d b e g e n u ine, g o o d p e o p l e . C o n t r a r y
to many households, there
w e r e n o m a j o r t r a u m a s or
tragedies as I was growing
u p . But, you see, w e live in a
w o r l d w h e r e t h e r e exists t h e
d i s e a s e of m o r e - a p a i n s t a k ing y e a r n i n g for w h a t o u r futures may or m a y n o t h o l d . It
is n o t n e c e s s a r i l y s o m e o n e
o r s o m e t h i n g t h a t is d e f i n e d
in t h e s e struggles, b u t it is a
w a n t i n g for w h a t you c a n n o t
o r d o n o t have. For years, I
w a s u n c e r t a i n of w h a t t h i s
w a s f o r m e a n d m y life. It
is o n l y r e c e n t l y t h a t I h a v e
discovered t h e t r u t h :
p a r t of a n y g r o u p that w o u l d
h a v e me. As t h a t o b s e s s i o n
progressed, I f o u n d myself
in p l a c e s 1 h a d n e v e r i m a g ined with p e o p l e I did n o t
c a r e to k n o w . I h a d c h o s e n
t h e vkTong p a t h . Again. And
again. And a g a i n . Yet, it is so
e x t r e m e l y difficult to b a c k p e d a l y o u r w a y o u t of p a r ticular circumstances a n d
s c e n a r i o s - a l m o s t a s if y o u
h a v e g o n e too far to t u r n
a r o u n d now.
I a m h e r e to tell y o u , t o
teach you, a n d to p r o m i s e
y o u t h a t it is n e v e r t o o l a t e
to change. Someone once
told m e that w h e n the pain
of p a i n is g r e a t e r t h a n t h e
p a i n of c h a n g e , y o u w i l l
c h a n g e . You w i l l , p e r i o d .
I had been awkwardly
ashamed and somehow emb a r r a s s e d to let m y t r u e self
shine through. Teens need
to feel loved; t h e y n e e d to
feel e n c o u r a g e d ; t h e y n e e d
t o b e b e l i e v e d in. P a r e n t s ,
t h i s is for you, as well. I c a n not emphasize enough how
imperative parent-child
c o m m u n i c a t i o n is.
T h e s t r e s s e s of s c h o o l
go f a r b e y o n d t h e b a s i s of
I w a s l o o k i n g f o r w h o I a c a d e m i a . We are f a c e d with
promiscuity, parties, and
am.
T h r o u g h o u t m y l a t e p e e r p r e s s u r e o n a daily b a t e e n s , I felt t h e n e e d t o b e a sis. C h a n c e s a r e we w a n t t o
Speak up
talk. Like I stated before, this
c o l u m n is w r i t t e n f o r o u r
t e e n s a n d it r e m a i n s d e d i cated to them a n d their fut u r e s . If t h e s e w r i t i n g s p e r s u a d e only o n e t e e n t o t a k e
a road less traveled, t h e n m y
p u r p o s e Is fulfilled.
A s h l e y B. H i n t o n
Gaylord
People should be
outraged over gas
To t h e Editor:
The people of Gaylord a n d
o u r e l e c t e d officials s h o u l d
b e o u t r a g e d over t h e p r i c e of
gas in this town. Would anyb o d y in Gaylord try to explain
t h e price of gas over t h e July 4
holiday at $4.34 c o m p a r e d to
$4.13 in Grayling a n d c h e c k
this o u r "Frederic" w h i c h h a s
o n e station a n d it w a s $4.10.
I'm s u r e it m u s t b e t h e volu m e t h a t they sell to h a v e it
$.24 a g a l l o n l e s s t h a n o u r
tourist town.
Maybe our officials
s h o u l d just start asking s o m e
q u e s t i o n s also. H o w c a n w e
e n c o u r a g e t o u r i s m w i t h this
g o i n g on? Get m a d Gaylord,
it's y o u r m o n e y too.
Conrad Code
Michayw^
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Hart Senate Office Building,
Washington, O.C., 20510,
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Lansing 517-203-1760
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1st Congressional District,
0-Menominee, 2352 Rayburn
HOB, Washington, D C. 20515.
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Emmet County Building, 200
Division St., Petoskey. Ml
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D e m o c r a t i c m e m b e r s of Congress h a v e b e g u n t o p u s h for a s e c o n d
e c o n o m i c s t i m u l u s p a c k a g e that c o u l d i n c l u d e m o n e y to h e l p w i t h e n ergy a n d h e a l t h care costs, as vrell as provide j o b s t h r o u g h i n v e s t m e n t s in
infrastructure a n d t a x credits t o r e n e w a b l e energy.
The p a c k a g e is e s t i m a t e d t o b e a r o u n d $ 5 0 b i l l i o n a n d h a s yet t o
g a m e r bipartisan s u p p o r t . However, w i t h e l e c t i o n d a y l o o m i n g s o m e
pundits {and D e m o c r a t s ) b e l i e v e R e p u b l i c a n i n c u m b e n t s b e i n g stiff ree l e c t i o n efforts m a y favor a plan that h e l p s p u t m o n e y directly Into t h e
p o c k e t s of voters. As reported in t h e Salt Lake Tribute:
"We s h o u l d b e careful n o t t o allow e l e c t i o n y e a r politics dictate that
unpaid p r o j e c u g e t p u t In p l a c e , ' said Rep. Jim M a t h e s o n , t h e l o n e
D e m o c r a t in Utafi's d e l e g a t i o n .
Obama-Biden step up campaign
Following a w e e k i n the m u d t h e O b a m a - B i d e n c a m p a i g n will
back o n track t h i s IM a t t e m p t s to tie McCahi t o President G e o r g e
Michigan today.
Despite all t h e m u d slinging kudoa t o M c C a i n for g o i n g o n o n
k n o w i n g full w e l l h e w a s in e n e m y territory there, a n d O b a m a as
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Wednesday, September 17, 2006 • A-5
Qaytord H«rald Times
New Teachers join Otsego County schools
N a m e : Ann Greif
D i s t r i c t : 11
H o m e : Gay lord
C l a s s e s You'll b e T e a c h i n g : I will b e l e a c h i n g seve n t h a n d e i g h t h g r a d e scie n c e c l a s s e s as well a s Exp l o r a t o r y Art to sixth, seve n t h a n d eighth graders.
Educational Background:
I received a bachelor's degree f r o m Central Michigan
University a n d my t e a c h i n g
c e r t i f i c a t e f r o m Ferris Stale
University with a m a j o r in biology a n d a m i n o r in c h e m istry.
Teaching experience: 1
a m beginning my fourth year
l e a c h i n g . Prior to c o m i n g to
Lewiston, I taught eighth12th grade science classes at
G a y l o r d St. Mary C a t h e d r a l
School.
Attraction to Lewiston
S c h o o l : 1 find Lewiston a p p e a l i n g b e c a u s e of t h e i n viting s e n s e of c o m m u n i t y ,
w o n d e r f u l faculty a n d staff
and superior reputation.
Family: Ann a n d her h u s b a n d . Jeff have two children,
Emily, sixth grade, a n d Andrew, f o u r t h grade.
H o b b i e s : Volleyball, softball. s w i m m i n g , c a m p i n g ,
traveling a n d trying to k e e p
u p with m y children.
N a m e : H e a t h e r EsCerline
D i s t r i c t : G a y l o r d St.
Mary
H o m e : Be 11aire
C l a s s e s You'll b e T e a c h ing: Anatomy/Physiology,
Earth Science, Physical Scie n c e . Biology a n d E n v i r o n m e n t a l Science
Educational Backg r o u n d : U n d e r g r a d u a t e at
Arizona Stale University
w i t h a b a c h e l o r of s c i e n c e
d e g r e e in e n v i r o n m e n t a l res o u r c e s a n d t h e n ! received
m y t e a c h i n g certificate f r o m
Siena Heights University in
Adrian. 1 have a DX e n d o r s e m e n t for 6-12 Science.
Teaching experience:
I t a u g h t t w o y e a r s of 8 t h
g r a d e S c i e n c e in H i l l s d a l e .
M i c h i g a n b e f o r e m o v i n g to
N o r t h e r n Michigan.
Hobbies: Anything outdoors, traveling, s n o w b o a r d ing, cooking, reading, b o a t ing. etc.
N a m e : Kristin Tebo
District: Vanderbilt
H o m e : Rogers'Clty
Classes you will b e t e a c h ing: Seventh and eighth
grade
Educational bacl^;round:
Spring Arbor University with
a triple m i n o r in e l e m e n t a r y
education, language arts
a n d social studies. Graduated S u m m a C u m Laude:
3.96 GPA.
Teaching experience:
O n e year, fourth-grade. C a p e
Coral. Fla.; and o n e year, fifth
to e i g h t h - g r a d e at Bishop
Baraga in C h e b o y g a n .
Attraction to Vanderbilt
A r e a S c h o o l s : Small school,
great staff, n i c e technology'
and 1 appreciate the amount
of family i n v o l v e m e n t in the
school.
Family: H u s b a n d Dean: a
d e p u t y with the Prcsque Isle
Sheriff's l>ept.
H o b b i e s : Enjoy w o r k i n g
o u t a n d s t a y i n g in s h a p e :
reading, shopping and
s p e n d i n g time with family
(niecesand nephews).
N a m e : Kelly Long
District: Vanderbilt
H o m e : Gaylord
Classes you will b e t e a c h ing: S e c o n d a n d third g r a d e
Educational backg r o u n d : Bachelor's degree in
e l e m e n t a r y e d u c a t i o n with
a l a n g u a g e arts and social
studies endorsement.
Teaching experience:
Student leaching: secondg r a d e in Boyne Falls. Several
l o n g - t e r m p o s i t i o n s in a r e a
schools.
A t t r a c t i o n to V a n d e r b i l t
A r e a S c h o o l s : Small-school
setting is a great e d u c a t i o n a l
environment.
Family: i iusband. (ieorge,
a n d daughter. Megan.
H o b b i e s : Champing, reading a n d biking.
Couple brings taste of
Deutschlandto Charlevoix
By Benjamin Gohs
Charlevoix Courier Editor
CHARLEVOIX - C h a r levoix's East Park will b e
t h e s c e n e of family f u n
G e r m a n style w h e n t h e
t o w n c e l e b r a t e s its first
ever Oktoberfest.
H u s b a n d a n d wife
t e a m Mick a n d Lori Randall h o p e t h e Oct. 4 e v e n t
b e c o m e s a Charlevoix
tradition.
" T h e r e will b e f a c e
painting, pumpkin decor a t i n g a n d lots of kids
g a m e s , " Lori said. "Crazy
R i c h a r d t h e juggler will
be down entertaining the
kids a n d we're s t a r t i n g
t h e w h o l e day off with a
pancake breakfast."
In a d d i t i o n t o a wien e r d o g r a c e t h a t will
finally s e t t l e t h e q u e s t i o n
of w h o h a s t h e f a s t e s t
d a c h s h u n d , t h e r e will b e
a biergarten with tradit i o n a l G e r m a n ales, a n d
f o o d s f r o m b r a t w u r s t to
oxtail s a n d w i c h e s .
T h e r e will a l s o b e a
dachshund parade and
c o s t u m e c o n t e s t . Cost of
e n t r y is a d o n a t i o n of a n y
monetary amount which
will b e n e f i t t h e C h a r l e v oix Area H u m a n e Society.
"I GREW U P in an
Irish C.athoiic family, b u t
half of my g r a n d m o t h e r ' s
s i d e w a s G e r m a n . During World War 11, t h e y
emphasized that they
w e r e Irish b e c a u s e of all
the negative s u r r o u n d i n g
G e r m a n s a n d it a l m o s t
b r o k e my h e a r t , " Mick
s a i d . "This (festival) is
s o m e t h i n g for t h e a v e r age middle class working guy a n d family to
basically c o m e and enjoy
t h e m s e l v e s a n d give
b a c k to t h e c o m m u n i t y . "
.Mick said O k t o b e r fest is all a b o u t G e m i i t -
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lichkeit ( G e e - m o o t - l i k kite). w h i c h m e a n s u n i t y
through celebration.
T h e i d e a for t h e festival
s t e m s f r o m s i m i l a r cele b r a t i o n s in G e r m a n y .
A c c o r d i n g to Mick, t h e
original Oktoberfest beg a n 175 y e a r s ago in w h a t
Is n o w called M u n i c h .
"As in Charlevoix, Mun i c h h a d t h e i r local t r a d i tions and celebrities, o n e
of w h i c h w a s t h e C r o w n
P r i n c e Ludwig of Uavaria.
O n t h e o c c a s i o n of Ludwig's m a r r i a g e to T h e r e s e
of S a x e - H i l d b u r g h a u s e n ,
t h e locals o r g a n i z e d a
h o r s e race o n the g r o u n d s
of T h e r e s i e n w i e s e . " h e
s t a t e d In a p r e s s release.
"It wasn't (long) a f t e r
this the f o u n d i n g fathers
of M u n i c h realized t h a t
this was a good excuse
t o host a c i t y - w i d e p a r t y
a n d d'Wiesn, s h o r t e n e d
v e r s i o n of T h e r e s i e n w i e s e ,
was born."
The event eventually
b e c a m e k n o w n a s Oktoberfest.
Aside f r o m family
a c t i v i t i e s a n d a variety of
r e f r e s h m e n t s , t h e r e will b e
v a r i o u s n o t - f o r - p r o f i t civic
g r o u p s r a i s i n g f u n d s for
everything from the Charlevoix H i g h S c h o o l a t h l e t i c
d e p a r t m e n t to local f o o d
pantries.
T h e festival will r u n
f r o m 11 a . m . to 10 p . m .
w i t h a w i d e variety of live
m u s i c with at least a halfdozen bands performing
everything from blues and
jazz lo t r a d i t i o n a l s o u n d s
of O k t o b e r f e s t .
T h e Randall's said t h e
e v e n t c o u l d still u s e s o m e
sponsors and volunteers.
A n y o n e w h o w o u l d like
to h e l p s h o u l d call Kelli
Kwapisz, O k t o b e r f e s t
a d m i n i s t r a t o r at (231)
675-5005.
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Qaylofd Heratd Times
• Wednesday, September 17. 2006
Historical Society b r a i n s t o r m i n g
Death Notices
Leonardlke'Luzenski
Sept. 2 4 at O t s e g o C o u n t y Library
JohnBowden
GAYLORD—While the Otsego County Historical Society
is dedicated to preserving the
past, m e m b e r s are looking to
t h e f u t u r e a n d the establishm e n t of an e n d o w m e n t fund.
T h e S o c i e t y will h o s t a
"brainstorming session" Sept.
24 to learn what projects and
p r o g r a m s c o m m u n i t y resid e n t s w o u l d like t o see t h e
nonprofit group undertake in
the years to come. The 12:301:30 p.m. session at the Otsego
County Library is o p e n to all.
"What h i s t o r i c ^ p r o j e c t s
or p r o g r a m s are of interest if
m o n e y were n o object?" v^dll
serve as o n e of the discussion
questions.
r h e Historical Society h a s
established a neweruknvment
f u n d u n d e r t h e u m b r e l l a of
t h e Otsego County C o m m u nity F o u n d a t i o n . M e m b e r s
a r e striving to raise $15,000
by Ian. 1, 2012 to serve a s a
base investment for t h e f u n d
I n c o m e earned on the fiind
— which will continue to ^ t ) w
with donations — will be used
to s u p p l e m e n t other Society
f u n d i ^ s i n g efforts.
For more information, or to
offer suggestions for projects if
you arc unable to attend, call
t h e Historical Society at 7324568.
John Bowden, 104, of High- of Cornwall's great gifts to America
land Park, died Jan. 27, 2008 in and a true Cousin Jack. He left a
wonderful legacy for his family and
Ann ArtKX.
John had spent summers at all wtw knew him. Thanks be to God
for his faithful life.
Lake Louise (Thumb
John Is survived by
Lake) since 1941 and
his children, John (Phylwas an active member
lis) of Marshall, Minn.,
of the Vandertllt Senior
Douglas (Mary) of RockCitizens. He enjoyed the
ford, 111. and Dorothy
senior lunch pn)gram and
Bowden of Highland
his
many
friends
there.
Memorial services are pendPark; six grandchildren,
He was born Dec. 21,
ittg as he donated Itis body to sciBeth (Kelly) Haynes. and
ence. Memorial contributions may 1903 in Beacon, Ck)rnMichael (Kim), Matthew
be made to the charity waH. England, to Thomas
(Amy).
Mark.
Stephen and Sarah
of donors' choice. and Sarah Jane Bowden. He came
Bowden;
great-grandchildren.
Nickto America through Ellis Island in
March 1923 and wenttowork for olas Haynes, and Victoria and Nadia
Henry Ford building Model-Ts for $5 Bowden; sisters-in-law, Dorothy
a day. John worked as a tool-and- Martin of Howell and Eleanor Ropes
die maker for Bower Roller Bearing of Redford: niece, Mary Kern, and
In the Sept. 13 edition of the pension, only department heads
grandnephew. Chris Kern, of VanOwen Clayton Pierce, age 65, Redford. Richard (Paula) Pierce o( and Federal Mogul Corporation for
Herald Times. "Court wort^ers reject and members of the Police Offiderbilt;
nephews,
Ronald
Bowden
of Johannesburg, passed away at Germany and Gary Pierce of Johan- I38 years, retiring in 1971.He marof Beacon, England, Arthur (Collette) tentative new contact," we included cers Labor Council (sheriff depuhis residence on Sept. 14, 2008. nesburg; sister. Cindy (Ron) Paris 1 ried Helen Elizabeth Oualfe July 31,
Ouaife of San Jose, Calif.; nieces, that county employees have the ties). Also, the county approved the
1937,
at
the
First
Methodist
Church
of
Johannesburg;
and
stepmother.
He was born on Sept. 4,1943 to
Nancy Oualfe of New York, N.V., B-4 pension. Most regular county agreement on Aug. 26. not the court
Shelley Pierce of Para- in Highland Park. He was the sonOwen and Shirley (HoffBarbara (Bill) Moss of Howell and employees do not have the B-4 employees. We regret the errors.
dise. He was preceded in in-law of the late Great Lakes histoman) Pierce In l.ivonia.
Linda Tackett of Troy; and greatdeath by his father, Owen rian and author Dr Milo Oualfe.
Owen owned and operniece and great-nephew, Wendy
A Pierce; and his mother,
He was a member of St. Paul's
ated Pierce Carpet Sales
(Ken) Bate and Peter (Pam) Hyett
Shirley Pierce.
Methodist Church, First United
and Service for over 30
of Birmingham, England.
As were his wishes. Methodist Church of Highland
years. He has lived In
He was preceded in death by
cremation has taken Park, and First United Methodist
Johannesburg for the
place and a memorial Church. Ferndale, from 1923 to his wife on Jan. 3.2002; and by sibpast two years, formerly
service for Mr Pierce will 2008. He was very involved as a lings, Beatrice. Janie, Joseph, Wilof Tucson, Ariz. He enbe held today (Wednes- lay speaker, Sunday school teacher, liam and Lena Bowden, and Edith
joyed cooking and loved
day), Sept. 17. 2008 at choir member, Boy Scout leader, Henwood, all of Cornwall, England;
to garden and worV In his
yard. He was an avid watch and 11 a. m. at the Green Funeral Home and was a local visiting preacher sister-in-law, MaryTutOe; brothersIn Lewiston, the Rev. Scott Sheer at many Detroit churches In the in-law. Donald Ouaife, Russell Marcoin collector.
Have diftncuhy hearing and urvilerstanding in
Owen Is survived by his wife, officiating. Inurnment will take 1930s. He loved to bowl, was in- tin, William Tuttle and Gilbert Ropes;
Belinda of Johannesburg; sons. place at Bay Mills Twp. Cemetery volved in stocks and finance, and and nephew, Russell Martin Jr.
l>ackgxxjn<J noise. These 2? people are
in
Brimley.
traveled
to
England
many
times
Sonny of Florida and Cody of Joneeded t o evaluate Miracle-Car's latest and
with
his
wife.
On
his
101
st
birthday
Condolences
can
be
sent
to
In
lieu
of
flowers,
memorials
hannesburg; daughters, Wendy
most advanced d i c ^ l hearing instnjment and
he was saluted by Willard Scott on
11428 Momingside Dr. Boyne
Ferguson of Detroit, Shelley (Ray) have been suggested to the Pierce
the effectiveness of t h e dincctional
Falls Ml 49713: or to 153 Louise
Oulroz of South Lyon, Julie Pierce Family or to the American Cancer the "Today Show.
Ave.. Highland Park Ml 48203.
microphone system in baclc^ound noise,
of South Lyon. Courtney Gutierrez Society in care of the Green FuJohn's family considers him one
of Idaho, Nicole (Brad) Mclain of neral Home, PO Box 201, Atlanta
andidates will b e asked t o evaluate our
Ft, (^mbie, Ky., and Ashley RIba Ml 49709. Condolence messages
instruments RISK TREE, if you are satisfied
of Kansas; seven grandchildren; can be sent via our Web site. www.
with the improvement in your hearingand
brothers. Dennis (Chris) Pierce of greenfuneralhomes.com' '
wish t o keep the instrument, you may d o so
Mr. Tony van Staveren age 60 ture edition of the Herald Times.
Friends may share condoa t TREMENDOUS SAVINGS
of Gaylord died Thursday, Sept 11.
lences online at www. nelsons
2008.
CoMMstas witt be S0le€Nid by
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A full obituary will run In a fu-
Leonard "Ike" Luzenski, age
85. passed away on Sept. 9.2008
at his daughter's home In Morgan
mil, Calif. He was tjorn In Gaylord
onJuly 21,1923.
Ike was a veteran of World War
. He was a
TV repairman
by trade. He.
was a 1941
graduate of
St. Mary School.
He was preceded In death by
his wife, Marjory "Jean" (Smith);
and his son, James.
He Is survived by his son, Joe;
and daughters, Mary Tappan and
Katie Gatch. He kwed them dearly.
He is also survived t>y his grandchildren and great-grandchildren;
his sister, Dorothy (Bill) Merry;
brother, Robert; sister, Barbara (Al)
Mackowlak; and Yvonne (Walter)
Zaremba.
Owen Clayton Pierce
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Review lays off
11 workers
PETOSKEY — Michigan's
soft e c o n o m y and growing
business pressures struck
a n o t h e r local e m p l o y e r Friday.
The announcement came
early f r o m N o r t h e r n Michig a n Review p r e s i d e n t a n d
publisher Doug Caldwell
that 11 jobs w o u l d b e elimin a t e d . affecting t h e c o m p a ny's n e w s p a p e r s in Petoskey.
Gaylord and Charlevobc, and
The PhoneGuide.
" E c o n o m i c f a c t o r s , inc l u d i n g s t e e p i n c r e a s e s in
fuel and newsprint costs
c o m b i n e d with slower local
a n d national advertising reve n u e s negatively affected our
medial operations," Caldwell
said. "Business conditions
in t h e G a y l o r d - P e t o s k e y
communities shaped these
plans. Our f u t u r e forecast rem a i n optimistic as t h e local
c o m m u n i t y n e w s l e a d e r in
N o r t h e r n Michigan."
While the contractions
r e p r e s e n t a s h o r t - t e r m setb a c k . t h e local n e w s p a p e r s
c o n t i n u e to look for efficient
a n d m e a n i n g f u l ways to exp a n d their digital o u t r e a c h
w h i l e p r o t e c t i n g t h e i r core
p r i n t p r o d u c t . Employees in
P e t o s k e y a n d G a y l o r d will
c o n d u c t m o r e o u t r e a c h into
t h e i r c o m m u n i t i e s in t h e
near future, asking readers
a n d non-readers, non-advertisers a n d advertisers a b o u t
t h e issues t h e y face a n d the
s o l u t i o n s they seek.
" N o r t h e r n M i c h i g a n Review r e m a i n s c o m m i t t e d to
provide the best in local inf o r m a t i o n t h r o u g h this p e riod of transition." Caldwell
said.
N o r t h e r n M i c h i g a n Review. Inc., is o w n e d by Schu r z C o m m u n i c a t i o n , Inc.,
b a s e d in South Bend, Ind.
W*dnMday. S*pt«fnb*r 17, 2006 • A-7
Business
Qaylord H«r«ld Tim««
Shop
Talk
Expansion
Sleep Center
opens In Gaylord
• With an estimated 50 to 70
million Americans suflering tram
sleep disorders, Norttwni Michigan Regional Hospital has met
the challenge by expanding its
Sleep Center to include a new
Gaylord location.
The Sleep Center in Gaylord
opened Sept., 8 at 930 N. Center
St., across from the Otsego
County Fairgrounds. Both Certified Sleep Physicians. Owayne
Griffin. DO, of Petosl(ey's Sleep
Center, and David Walker, DO,
a Traverse City sleep specialist, will see patients at the new
clinic.
The latest
scoop in
business
accompany the ribbon cutting at
the new center. For more information call 866-775-3372.
Honors
Skowronski named
Entertainer of Month
• Adam Skowronski has
been named the Entertainer of
the Month at Gaylord's LaSefiorita. Skowronski has been
Bill Sides, supervisor of the
a cook at the restaurant since
Petoskey and Gaylord centers,
March 2008.
says all patients suffering
"Adam has a great attitude,"
from sleep disorders, including
children 3 years of age and older, said administrative assistant
Beth
Gomoluch "He is always
can be diagnosed and treated at
the new Gaylord four-bed facility. smiling and he Is always on time
for his shifts. Adam is a positive
Unlike other sleep centers, the
team player and always willing
full spectrum of sleep disorto help cover shifts. Thanks
ders including, but not limited
for all the great dinners you
to, sleep apnea, Insomnia, and
prepare."
restless leg syndrome are all
treatable at The Sleep Center.
LaSenorita is located at 737
Main St. For more information
"A lot of sleep problems
call 732-1771.
are easily treated,' Sides said,
"and sometimes all it takes is
Grayling animal hospital
an evaluation and a night in the
receives accreditation
sleep lab to be on the way to a
• Grayling Hospital for
good night's sleep."
Animals of Grayling has again
The Gaylord facility also will
house a state-of-the-art special- received accreditation following
a comprehensive evaluation by
ists' clinic, which opened Sept.
the American Animal Hospital As2. The clinic will allow Petossociation (AAHA). The evaluation
key physicians to meet more
includes a quality assessment
conveniently with Gaylord-area
review of the hospital's facility,
patients. Specialists from the
medical equipment, practice
Center for Pulmonary and Sleep
methods and pet health care
Medicine, Sleep Diagnostics of
management.
Northern Michigan, Michigan
Only 15 percent of all small
Heart & Vascular Services, Great
Lakes Digestive Health, Petoskey animal veterinary practices in
Ear, Nose and Throat Specialists
the United States have achieved
and Koskus Audiology will all
accreditation by the American
maintain offices in the building.
Animal Hospital Association. In
order to maintain accredited sta"This new location will be
nice for the community, it brings tus, Grayling Hospital for Animals
must continue to be evaluated
all these practices together
regularly by the association's
under one roof," Sides says.
consultants.
An open house will be held
"Grayling Hospital for Anion Sept. 25, from 3 to 7 p.m.
mals belongs to a select group of
Door prizes, food and fun will
dollars raised.
The doctors and staff of
Gaylord Eye Care Center were
inspired to take the World Sight
Day Challenge by stories like
that of John Moria, a 67-year-old
subsistence farmer In East Timor,
who Is a -4.00 diopter myope.
Having lost most of his family
during the recent independence
The World Sight Day Challenge is organized by Optometry struggle, and with limited vision.
It was Increasingly difficult for
Giving Sight, which Is the only
John to tend to his crops. In a
global initiative that specifically
country with no social welfare
targets the prevention of blindEstablished In 1933, the
system, this was a threat to
ness and impaired vision due to
AAHA Is the only organization
his very survival. Today, John
that accredits veterinary prac"uncorrected refractive error."
has regained his sight and his
tices throughout the U.S. and
"Who better to ask to support
autonomy, thanks to "optometry"
Canada for dedication to high
this program than optometrists
giving sight. His life was literally
standards of veterinary care.
and their staff and those who are
saved by a pair of glasses.
Approximately 3,000 MHA-aclucky enough to live In councredited practices pass regular
Thanks to the support of
tries where eye care Is easily
reviews of AAHA's stringent
industry. Optometry Giving Sight
accessible?" said the doctors of
accreditation standards that
Gaylord Eye Care Center. "That's guarantees that 85 percent of all
cover patient care, client service why we have signed up to make funds raised go directly to proand medical protocols. For pet
grams that give sight to those in
a regular monthly donation
care information or referral to an and we hope that our staff and
need. For more information about
AAHA-accredlted practice, visit
Optometry Giving Sight and the
patients will consider doing the
www.healthypet.com.
same. After all, it's costs so little World Sight Day Challenge visit
www.givingsight.org.
Grayling Hospital for Animals, to provide eye health examinalocated at 5806 W M-72, has
tions and a pair of glasses in
been an accredited practice
— To submit an item to
many developing countries."
member of the association since
ShopTalk, contact Cathy Landry
Last year hundreds of
2000 and can be reached at
optometric practices participated at 748-4515, cathy@gaylordher348-8622.
aldtimes.com, or P.O. Box 598,
in the Challenge raising more
Gaylord. Ml 49734.
than $250,000, which is already
Fundraiser
funding projects that are providing vision care, local training
Gaylord Eye Care Center and infrastructure support in Sri
Lanka, East Africa. East Timor
joins site challenge
and South Africa. This year we
• Local optometrists. Bob
expect to significantly increase
Slezal(, O.D. Ron Mead, O.D.
the number of participants and
and Pete Oppermann, O.D. of
practices that are committed to
meeting the highest standards in
veterinary medicine," sakl Anna
Worth. VMD, AAHA president.
"AAHA hospitals pass a stringent
evaluation of over 900 standards
covering patient care, client service and medical protocols. By
attaining accreditation, Grayling
Hospital for Animals Is demonstrating its dedication to offering
the best care to its patients and
clients."
Gaylord Eye Car* Canter are
planning a practice celebration
throughout September and October to help the estimated 300
millk>n people who are blind or
vision impaired simply because
they do not have access to an
eye examination and a pair of
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Qaytord H*rald TlinM
A-8 • W«dn««day. September 17, 2006
Celebrate Recovery a program of action
Cont. from p. A1
two or three groups in the
Gaylord area a couple years
ago. Now, he reported.
there are approximately six
groups related to alcohol
or drugs and another three
or four groups dealing with
codependency.
Though he has attended other groups. Keith
struggled with the spiritual
aspect of his recovery.
Trying to get his hand
around this "God" thing,
Keith started having meetings at his home. And soon.
Chappell began attending
the h o m e meetings.
"It was very obvious
God was getting me Involved," Chappell noted.
Chappell began searching the Internet for Christian-based recovery programs and then he learned
addiction issues, we work
of Celebrate Recovery.
The program was origi- with them as well," Chappell noted.
nated in 1991 by the Rev.
"We're welcoming anyJohn Baker of Saddleback
body with any addiction,"
Church in Lake Forest.
Calif., the largest church in Keith added. "It can happ e n to anyone, anywhere."
California and the fourth
Chappell reported the
largest church in the
program is forward based.
United Slates. The church
"We're not looking at
was f o u n d e d in 1980 by the
Rev. Rick Warren, author of where you've b e e n but
"The Purpose Driven Life." where you're going." he
said.
Four trained leaders
CHAPPELL reported
r u n the Celebrate Recovery
that Gaylord Community
program, which is held
Church has a strong youth
every Friday, 7-9 p.m. The
program.
church is located at 1499
"We want to grab these
M-32 East. A coffee hour
kids early on," he said.
follows the meeting.
But. Chappell added,
For more information,
that if young people are
having trouble with an ad- call the church at 732-9202.
dictive behavior, they are
Contact Jil Schult at 748welcome at Celebrate Re4518 or jiK^gaylordherald
covery.
times.com.
"If there are kids with
Keith's journey with alcohol addiction
GAYLORD — Kevin's
j o u r n e y with alcohol isn't
unique — except for the fact
that it h a p p e n e d to him.
Like many young people.
Keith started out partying in
high school and on through
college f o r t h e social aspect.
The lifelong resident of
Gaylord was not from a family of alcoholics, yet he went
through life using alcohol as
a crutch. In his adult years,
his a l c o h o l u s e s w i t c h e d
f r o m a social a s p e c t to a
medication to relieve stress,
worry a n d pain.
"I was trying to kill pain
with it constantly," he said.
"I w a s letting go of all t h e
things of value to me.
"When the Bible says you
shouldn't serve two masters,
alcohol was my master," he
added.
KEITH saw his successes
in life progressing. He was
a t t a i n i n g all of life's goals.
He had a six-figure income
a n d all the luxuries that go
with it. But his alcoholism
also was progressing.
"In a year and a half 1 gave
it all away because I didn't
stop drinking," he said.
He lost it all: assets, job,
s u p p o r t , relationships. He
h a d to move back in with
his mother.
"I e n d e d u p at a homeless shelter," he said. "My
m o t h e r was d o n e . She
kicked m e out."
For that Keith is grateful.
"That's what you have to
do," he said. "Stop picking
up the alcoholic. Everyone
has a bottom and everyone
is different.
"It's not an unusual story.
It's a story that 50 percent
h a v e s o m e level of someb o d y in t h e i r h o u s e h o l d
or k n o w s o m e b o d y in the
f a m i l y with a n a d d i c t i o n
problem. And very few seek
treatment."
Spii<e at the pumps
Tom MIIHken
of Ontaflo,
fills up Friflay
at South End
Marathon as
gas prices
rose, a result
of Hurricane
Ike and the
closing of
rsflnertes in
Texas. Some
areas of the
state saw
prices tump
by as much
as 60 cents
a gallon as a
result of the
storm.
Tank created a run at the gas pumps'
Cont from p. A1
"I t h i n k t h e m e d i a is t o
b l a m e to a degree," Griffin
said. "The panic c r e a t e d a r u n
a t t h e g a s p u m p s w h e n TV
n e w s started talking a b o u t $5
gas. It led to a n a c t u a l s h o r t age in s o m e areas. The m e d i a
w a s telling p e o p l e t o e x p e c t j u m p in price.
w a s telling p e o p l e t o e x p e c t J u m"I've
p i n pbr ei ceen. t e l l i n g p e o p l e
the price of g a s to rise b e c a u s e
just relax, t h e h u r r i c a n e is goof the weather."
ing t o p e t e r o u t a n d t h e refinON FRIDAY, J o h n s o n said e r i e s a r e g o i n g t o s t a r t b a c k
he began t o h e a r of cars lining tip. We're going in t h e right diu p at t h e p u m p s t o p u r c h a s e r e c t i o n a n d I t h i n k t h e price is
gas before t h e next anticipated going t o move back down," h e
said Tuesday m o r n i n g .
saidGriffin
Tuesday
. e n t of
s a i dm oa rsns iensgs m
the Texas r e f i n e r i e s indicated
d a m a g e w a s less t h a n first
believed
a n d Uo lnl Cc Ce power was
U C l l C V C U <I11U
vwao
restored to a r e a s i m p a c t e d by
the storm p r o d u c t i o n would be
back u p to p r e - s t o r m levels.
" T h e good news is t h e price
of b a r r e l s (of oil) is c o m i n g
d o w n . It's going to take s o m e
t i m e to work its way t h r o u g h
t h e s y s t e m . In t h e l o n g t e r m .
o v e r t h e n e x t 60 d a y s , w e ' r e
going t o see a decrease as t h e
price of c r u d e goes down."
Open Meetings Act violation
Chamber of Commerce
3 new members join board Second vote by fire board
Cont from p. A1
Kowatch is a professional engineer
with Wade TVim in Gaylord. Kowatch
holds a bachelor's degree in Engineering f r o m Michigan Tech. Although
originally from Gaylord, he grew u p
in Alpena and m o v ^ back to Gaylord
in 2000. He has enjoyed participating
in the Chamber's many programs and
acthrfties. He is a graduate of the 2005
Chamber Leadership Otsego County
Program. ICowatch is active in the South
Maple pro, Alpine Youth Soccer, Michayw^ and an active member of St.
Mary C.athedral Parish. Kowatch and
his wife, Annette, have two children,
Joseph and Allison.
Rich is the executive director of the
Otsego County United Vtay, Itetired and
Senior \felunteer Program and Vohmteer Center of Otsego County Rich has
been a resident of Gaytond since moving
with her family while in grade school.
She is a graduate of Gaylord High
School Mid attended Central Michigsn
University for four years. She has been
married to husbaiid, Scott, also from
G«ylonl, for 22 years and they have one
daughter, Tla, wtto attends college in
Denver Colo. She has taught fltness
classes for Otsego County Parks and
Recreation and had her own business
with a direct sales company with more
than 40 consultants in I ^ r t h e m Michigan. Rich is a graduate of die Chamber's
2007-2008 Leadership Otsego County
ptogram.
corrects earlier secret vote
'The
board
VAONAIS is an owner/partner in thought
Paxton Resources L.L.C.. a Gaylordbased oil and gas exploration company. that they
Vadnais has mote than 31 years of ex- could do
perience in the industry. Vadnais is a
graduate of Central Michigan Univer- anything
sity with a Bactieior of Science degree j they
and is also a graduate of the United
States ArmyWar College. With dual ca-! wanted
reers, he retired after 36 years of service j
and I just
in the Army National Guard, having i
attained the rank of M i ^ General. His wanted
last duty assignment was Commanding
to make
General of the 38th In&ntry DWislon.
one of eight National Guard Divisions. sure they
Vadnais a n d his virife, Leanne, have
were in
lived on Otsego Lake ior the past 9 yean
having moved ttom East Lansing. They complihave two childiea Rose, an architect
ance...'
residing In Potduid, Ore., and wn, Greg
Jr., who resides in Boyne City and also
works for Paxton.
Cont from p. A1
ing n i n e votes to three for
volunteer firefighter Chris
Martin. The difference t h e
second time though was
the results were made public a n d added to the board's
Sept, 3 meeting minutes.
OCFD v o l u n t e e r Brett
Jensen, who raised the concern the board may have viI olated the act, asked Legel to
1 review the balloting process
j by t h e board in their June
I a p p o i n t m e n t of Duffleld,
v ^ o replaced Tim Warren
as chief. As a result of t h e
vote, Warren assumed t h e
assistant chief's post, which
had b e e n held by Duffield.
Once Lege) d e t e r m i n e d
t h e vote h a d violated t h e
meeting act, he met with the
Brett lensen fire board informing t h e m
that in order to be in com-
pliance they would need to
hold a second vote.
Jensen said he was satisfied with the board holding
the second vote and making
t h e results public.
"That'sthe biggest thing,"
he said. "The board thought
that they could do anything
they wanted and 1 just
w a n t e d to make sure they
were in compliance a n d accountable to the public."
IN JUNE. Duffield w a s
elected chief by t h e b o a r d
amid some controversy
w h e n an earlier vote by volunteer firefighters gave Martin 19 votes to 16 for Duffield.
T h e board broke with past
p r o t o c o l in their a p p o i n t m e n t of Duffield. utilizing
a n e w selection process for
picking fire chief. In the past
the board had endorsed the
volunteer member's choice
for fire chief.
W h e n t h e board took a
m o r e p r o a c t i v e c h o i c e in
choosing a chief some volunteer members took exception with the new process at
the June meeting.
According to Sanders, tf^e
board made the decision to
t a k e on t h e responsibility
of appointing the fire chief
several m o n t h s ago w h e n
a representative from their
i n s u r a n c e c o m p a n y told
t h e m that for insurance
purposes t h e board should
b e c h o o s i n g t h e chief. At
that time Sanders said t h e
board m a d e the decision to
consider the volunteer vote
for chief as o n e of several
f a c t o r s in c h o o s i n g a n e w
chief.
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NIGHTMARE
J-Lsenlarhad
agreataHaiound oanw In
awki against
Inland Lakes,
onhinglor 176
yards and scoring three timss.
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Will be at Sportsplex b6
GAYLORD SENIORS (l-r): Jake Dombrow^l, Brett Hasty and Nk;k Freeman
were among the stunned observers of the Blue Devils' 55-35 loss to Petoskey Friday.
S I MARY JUNHM Cody Rivers
had a solid showing Saturday at
Ellsworlti.
Local boys go
1-2-3 at Ellsworth
Snowbirds score In just 2 minutes,
big win in Mancy stunned Devils watch
MANCELONA — It was a little
strange not seeing St. Mary near
the top of the Ski Valley Confererence football standings last
season.
The way the Snowbirds are
playing this season, they'll be
right back to their old position.
St. Mary won a big game Friday night, taking a big early lead
at Mancelona, and then holding
on for a 18-13 victory.
The victory improved the
Snowbirds to 3-0 on the season,
with m o m e n t o u s home showdowns with Forest Area and
Central Lake ahead the next two
weeks.
"That was a tough football
battle," said St. Mary coach Bob
Cherwinski. "We got ahead early,
but they sure made things interesting. Any win in the Ski Valley
is a big one."
T h e Snowbirds' d o m i n a n t
ground game got churning in the
first half and continued to roll up
big yards, as they had 310 total
See Srtowbirds, p. B3
By Jeremy Speer
RECORD ^ T T £ R S
Sports Editor
QBNICK
GAYLORD — There were few
words spoken on the Gaylord
FREEMAN
sideline during the second half
Broke school record
of Friday's game with Petoskey.
for career touch<k)wn
Words couldn't begin to depasses and tied Tom
scribe the amazement — the disPratt's record of five
sappointment — the heartache
touchdown passes in
— felt by the Blue Devils followa game.
ing a colossal collapse in a 55-35
defeat.
It was a game Gaylord had to
WRQUINN
have, and one it seemed to have
WOODHOUSE
wrapped up following a near-perfect first half that saw the Devils
George
ahead 35-21. But five second-half
>^ilson's s c h ^ career
turnovers left Gaylord shocked in
receptions record
its third tough loss of the season.
with 56.
"I have been coaching football
for 25 years and I have never seen
anything like that," said Gaylord
coach Mark Mendolia. "It was just
Photo CourtMy of Rob WKterman
totally unexpected. It was a nightST. MARY JUNIOR BACK Justin Mal- mare."
czyk oimbles for yardage in a 18-13
Petoskey. an upstart team short
victory against Mancelona.
See Stunner, p. B3
Defense lifts Cardinals to 2-1
• FYI
THE SCORE
)-L26.
Inland Lakes 6
KEY STAT
Cardinals held Inland Lakes, who
had averaged 2S
points per game,
to just six points
in a big win.
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of the game.
coming up
wHhnhie total
tacMes Including four for
kns. wMIe alK>
exceMngat
center kiawki
vs. Mancetona.
JOHANNESBURG — Coach
Fred Davis' teams at JohannesburgLewiston have made headlines with
their potent Wii^-T offense.
But on Friday, it was the defense
that shined b r i s t l y for the Cardinals.
I-L held a high-powered Inland
Lakes team in check, which spurred
a 26-6 home victory Friday n i ^ t .
"We dominated them on the line
of scrimmage," Davis said. "It was
one of those n i ^ t s where everything
went well defensively.''
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win against Wayne State and
toss against Grand Valley.
in tvK) games, he has nine
total tackles.
Adrian College junior linebacker Baorg* WHMII had an
excellent start to the season,
when he racked up 9 tackles,
Including 1.5 for loss, in a win
against Capital.
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proved a defensive unit that had its
troubles a season ago.
They held an Inland Lakes team
who had exploded in the second half
vr, *
against SL Mary the week before to
just 245 yards, and a minimal number of big plays.
Three turnovers — an interception and hmible recovery by senior
CurtisN^nDoren arKt an interception
by senior Alex Vogt—also helped the
Cardinal defensive corps.
And the defense's b^tfiriend—a
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ball-control offense—did its part as J-L SENIOR CURTIS VANDOREN is chased by a pair of
the Cardinals had an overwhelming
inland l.akes defenders during the Cardinals' 26-6 win
advantage in time of possession.
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GAYLORD SENIOR DEFENSIVE BACKS Jon Morris (left) and Nathan Hartman converge on Petoskey's Mike Suter during Gaytord's J-L'S JOE YESKEY CHASES Inland Lakes quartertwck Douglas
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Wtoodhouss breaks
through the Pato- ^
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Moments like these
were common In
the first half against
Petoskey Friday, but
non existent in the
second half.
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By Coach Jeff Kalember
HT - Bifl Svrvany
BRYAN S L O C U M •
SOPHOMORE
Bryan,has improved markedly over his freshman cross
country"season and recently
moved up to our No. 2 man
as he was the lone medalist at
the Charelvoix Mud Run.
Bryan is hard-working,
listens well and is excited
about his running season.
His recent time at Charlevoix was a 55-second improvement over his freshman
year and we are looking for
big things from him the next
few weeks.
STUNNER: Gaylord shocked by Northmen
Mike Suter w a s in the end
zone to pull his team within
one score.
The next t w o m i n u t e s
were the most excruciating
in Blue Devil football history.
The Blue Devils had three interceptions during that time,
two of which were returned
for scores a n d the other of
which was p u n c h e d in by
running back James Proctor
a play later.
When the smoke had settled, the Northmen were up
49-35. It took just two minutes,13 seconds to happen.
The Gaylord offense,
which was as crisp as any in
the state during the first half,
had five turnovers and managed just o n e first down in
the second half. It never got
Con't from B1
o n n u m b e r s , b u t big o n
heart, improved to 3-0. The
Northmen have been one of
the Big North Conference's
biggest surprises this season.
The other was on the opposite sideline Friday night.
It h a p p e n e d quick. The
t h i r d q u a r t e r s t a r t e d out
harmless enough. The
Gaylord d e f e n s e f o r c e d a
punt and senior quarterback Nick F r e e m a n began
to march his team downfield
on the next drive, with two
straight first downs.
Then c a m e t h e f u m b l e
that c h a n g e d t h e game. It
was scooped u p by Petoskey and taken inside the 20.
Two plays later, Petoskey's
past their own 38 yard line.
"We weren't physically
h a n d l e d , a n d we really
haven't b e e n t h i s s e a s o n ,
M e n d o l i a said. "I h a t e to
b e a t a d e a d h o r s e , but if
you eliminate a few of those
t u r n o v e r s the g a m e could
have g o n e a different way.
We need to be the opportunist and be the o n e creating
those turnovers."
The loss o v e r s h a d o w e d
a historic day for the Blue
Devils. F r e e m a n tied Tom
Pratt's school record with
five touchdown passes, all of
which came in the first half.
On his third scoring strike,
Freeman broke Ellis Raatz's
school record of 32 touchdovm passes.
Senior W o o d h o u s e also
DAWN PAGELS •
FRESHMAN
Dawn has moved into our
No. 3 runner position on a the
No. 2-ranked girls Division 2
team in the state.
She logged countless summer miles in preparation and
it showed at our first meet in
Charlevoix, where she posted
the fastest time ever for a
GHS freshman girl.
Her fourth-place finish
in the 9-10 race would have
won the race last year. She
has been working hard and
blends right into our varsity
Ptwto Courtecy erf Rob WMtwrnan
girls group.
ST. MARY SENIOR LINEBACKER Nick Purgiel chases Mancelona quarterback Greg Blanco during
the Snowbirds' 18-13 victory against the ironmen Friday
GHS freshmen
beat Sault
GAYLORD—The Gaylord
freshman volleyball team is
putting together an excellent
season.
Monday, the Blue Devils
t o p p e d Sault Ste. Marie in
t h r e e games, 25-11, 23-25
a n d 15-10.
Coach Stacy Lalxind cred ited servers Aiaina Needham.
H a n n a h Parker a n d Carly
Agee vdth playing well.
Gaylord also had a good
d a y r e c e n t l y at t h e Boyne
City T o u r n a m e n t , where it
lost to Cadillac in pool play,
but came back to beat Petoskey, who was the eventual
t o u r n a m e n t champion.
The Blue Devil setters are
Sam Woody and Agee, outside hitters are Chelsea Hasty.
Jessie Willett a n d A m a n d a
Viviano. middle hitters are
Leah Marshall and Morgan
Rowley and back row players
are Anna Ames. Paige Clear,
H a n n a h Parker, N e e d h a m ,
Paige Reinelt a n d Destiney
Wojtkowiak. Strong service
also c a m e f r o m Marshall,
Wojtkowiak and Viviano.
broke George Wilson's career receptions mark, as he
caught his 56th career pass.
He also p a s s e d t h e 1,000
yard career mark and is just
77 yards away from catching
Robert Phillips to b e c o m e
the career receiving yards
leader.
They came fast and furious. A 52-yard strike to senior
Tyler Pollack. Senior Mike
Taubitz hauled in scores of
29 and 19 yards. Woodhouse
caught a 29-yard scoring
strike. Senior Blake Fitzek
snagged a 24-yard scoring
pass.
"We couldn't have played
any better in the first half,"
Mendolia said. "We f u n c tioned as a unit a n d did a
hecjc of a job."
For t h e ga m e , Freeman
finished 349 passing yards,
while c o m p l e t i n g 20-of-38
passes. Taubitz was his leading receiver, hauling in 11 receptions for 146 yads. Woodhouse and Pollack each had
more than 70 receiving yardsj
in the game.
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However, Gaylord's run-;
n i n g g a m e c o n t i n u e d to:
sputter, a s t h e Blue Devils
gained just 46 yards on the
ground, 36 of which came on
Freeman scrambles.
Mike Suter led Petoskey'
with 123 y a r d s a n d t h r e e
touchdov^ms on the ground,
while Proctor had 98 yards
a n d two t o u c h d o w n s a n d
D.J. VanSlembrouck 89 yards
and one touchdown.
J-L: Cardindis
get defensive
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gain a third-quarter cushion.
Knapp c o n n e c t e d on 4*^^
"V«e had tltt bail alotir Davis said. "We played very well of-9 passes for 85 yards, while
accounting
for 41 yards on
on both sides of the ball."
VanDoren had his biggest the ground. lunior Joe Yeskey
offensive day of the young caught a 42-yard pass to set up .
4
season, collecting 176 rushing one ofVanDoren's scores.
lunior Ben Bush again led i
yards and three touchdowms
the defense, collecting 13 total 1
on 19 carries.
A 56-yard f i r s t - q u a r t e r tackles, including two for loss, u
Vogt
added 11 tackles, while f
scamper by VanDoren gave the
Cardinals and early 6-0 lead. VanDoren had nine and s e - 1
"He has to be a leader for nior Steve Young eight. Keith •
us because of his athleticism," Koronka had three tackles for .
'
Davis said. "He's a very fast kid loss, including two sacks.
Elliott was 14-of-25 for 145 and is hard to bring down."
The Bulldogs tied things yards to lead the Bulldogs' v
in the second quarter when passing attack, while Jake
Doug Elliott hit Steven Kolb Osier was the leading rusher :
on a 5-yard pass. J-L quickly re- with 71 yards.
The win moves J -Us record
sponded, as VanDoren scored
on a 23-yard run to give J-L a to2-l,astheCardinalshaveal- ,
ready matched their win total '
12-6 halftime lead.
A five-yard pass from se- ftx)m last season. Another big
nior quarterback Ty Knapp to test comes Friday, when the ;
! junior Darren Dobbyn and a team hits the road for the first
I VanDoren 28-yard touchdown time this season at Manceexcellent position," Cher- , run allowed the Cardinals to lona.
winski said.
Chris Churches added
10 t a c k l e s a n d Sitkiewicz
nine for t h e Snowbirds. St.
Back Buddy Shoff finished
M a r y h e l d M a n c e l o n a to
INDL\N RIVER — Four
230 yards of total offense. turnovers and a second-half wnth 133 yards and a touchDespite being 111. Sitkie- bout of cramps hindered rtie down on 23 carries, while Dalwicz had another outstand- Johannesburg-Levrtston ju- las VanDoren added 67 yards
ing game, gaining 179 yards nior varsity football team in and two touchdowns on 13
on 20 carries. Quarterback a 30-19 loss to Inland Lakes carries. Brian VanCoillie had ^
39 yards on nine carries for the |
Austin Lawnlchak added 80 Wednesday.
yards on eight carries while
The Caidinals lost three of Cardinals, who pounded out I
f u l l b a c k C h r i s C h u r c h e s j their starting backs to cramps 241 yards on the ground.
Huffled the defense with 23 ;
g a i n e d a h a r d - e a r n e d 29 ! in the second half, allowing the
yards on eight carries.
Bulldogs to claim the come- tackles, while VanDoren had .
12. John Cook and Haskill each ''
L a w n i c h a k a n d P e t e r 1 back victory.
Spyhalski c o m b i n e d to
Smokevitch praised his of- had seven, while VanCoillie re- ^
complete 4-of-11 passes for I fensive line of Adam Haskill. corded a pair of sacks. Mike "
43 yards. Spyhalski snagged j Blake Huff, lyier Bowling, Nick Pero had an interception and ;
two p a s s e s for 24 yards to j Michael and Sean Aisthorpe Michael and TYenton Roberts |
each had fumble recoveries. {
lead the receiving corps.
I with playing well.
SNOWBIRDS: St. Mary
leading the Ski Valley
Con't from B1
yards rushing. Senior Arron
Sitkiewicz scored the first of
his three touchdowns in the
first quarter. He a d d e d two
more in the second half, as
St. Mary took a n 18-0 lead
in the fourth quarter.
The t a l e n t e d I r o n m e n
never gave up, c o m i n g back
in stirring fashion t h e seco n d half. They were led by
playmaking quarterback
Greg Blanco, w h o got his
team back into the game by
his arm a n d his feet. Tyler
Hartzell and Blanco ripped
off c o n s e c u t i v e s c o r i n g
r u n s to bring t h e I r o n m e n
within five with just under
five minutes remaining.
"He's a g r e a t a t h l e t e , "
Cherwinski said of Blanco.
"He was rolling out and got
loose a couple of times. He
was out there m a k i n g guys
miss and throwing the ball
well."
Still, t h e St. M a r y deOaiAOYS-OOM
f e n s e t i g h t e n e d w h e n it
m a t t e r e d , l e d by a l i n e
that has d o m i n a t e d the
competition this season,
lunior Matt C h u r c h e s has
been the anchor, providing
consistent disruption in the
backfield. He finished with
nine total tackles, including
four for loss.
"He was an animal." Cherwinski said.
C h e r w i n s k i also c h a l lenged his cornerbacks
last week, a n d senior Justin Rabish r e s p o n d e d with
his best g a m e of the season,
providing excellent coverage and c h i m i n g in with six
tackles.
"He's p u t o u t t h e r e on
an island, b u t he did an excellent j o b of getting into
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PREP FOOTBALL PAGE
Muskegon Heights
Tigers (1-2)
Forest Area
Warriors (2-1)
Johannesburg-Lewiston
Cardinals (2-1)
at Gaylord
Blue Devils (0-3)
St. Mary
Snowbirds (3-0)
Mancelona
Ironmen (1-2)
all-state last year. To keep defenses hon- RADIO: 101.5 FM (Monday 7 p.m. Lockhom, two solid defenders.
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RADIO: 101.5 FM (9:30 p.m. Friday ABOUT GAYUMD:
ABOUT J-L: Kudos are deserved for
The Gaylord offense has been nearly lAST YEAR: Forest Area 27, St. Mary 20est, quarterback John Ridutts Is also tape delay)
night tape d<lay)
J-L defensive coaches John Bush,
capable of throwing well. Defensively, LAST YEAR: Mancelona 34, J-L 16
LAST WEEK: Bay City John Glenn 40,unstoppable this season — that is, lAST WEEK: Central Lake 34, Fo(Wt Area
the Warriors areled by CoMn Paik, who LAST WEEK: St. Mary 18, Mancelona Joe Bush andJifflHiifendorf.The
Muskegon Heights 30; Petoskey 55, when the Blue Devils haven't put the 30; St Mary 18. MarKeloru 13
three crafted an excellent plans and
has been involved in all kinds of disrup- 13; i-L 26, Inland Lakes 6
ball on the ground or into the hands SERIES: St Mary leads 3-1
Gaylord 35
the players executed it to perfection
SERIES: J-L leads 11-5
of the opponent. Moving the football OUnOOK: St Mary passed thefirsttest tion this season.
SERIES: First Meeting
last week against Mancelona. The Srww- ABOUT ST. MARY:
OUTLOOK: The Cardinals have already against Inland Lakes last week. It was a
OUTLOOK: Staying upbeat will be the isn't the problem — Gaylord has averbirds now are onto test No. 2, a home The Snowbirds are no slouch at run- proven they are a much better team breakthrough performance for a muchchallenge for the Gaylord football team, aged vrell over 350 yards in each of its
matdiup with a very-skilled Fo«W Area ning the football, either, as they've than last year. Now, if they want to improved unit. The Cardinals'defensive
who took one on the chin in the secondfirst three games. Fourteen turnovers is
team. This game will have huge implica-averaged about 250 yards per game on thrust themselves back into the Ski line dominated against the Bulldogs.
half of last week's loss to Petoskey. The the single-most reason the Blue Devils
tions In the Ski Valley Conference race. the ground. Senior Arron Sitkiewia Valley's upper echelon, they'll have On offense, J-L has been able to control
Slue Devils have lost three tough games,are 0-3. Gaylord's offensive line had Its
ABOUT FOREST AREA;
is tough for defenders to drag down, to beat a good Mancelona team on the ball with minimal turnovers the
and another tough task awaits them in abest perfomiance of the season against
as he's rushed for 500 yards and seventhe road.
past two games. Curtis VanDoren
speedy and athletic Muskegon Heights Petoskey. That group includes MKch It's hard to believe Forest Area hadn't
touchdowns in three games. Justin ABOUT MANQLONA:
is a first-class athlete, who has 468
Hintz, Nidi Hansmann, Brim Bibs, ever won a vanity football game just
team
Malczyk is also a good tailback, while The Ironmen now have an uphill battle yards of total offense this season. He's
Jeremy Martimz and J. T. Boron three years aga One of the state's great
ABOUT MUSKEFION HEIGHTS:
turnaround stories, Forest Area has de- Onis OwrdMS is the fullbadi. Defense to get into playoff consideration, after benefited from an improved passing
The Tigers will be a bit of an unknown Despite the loss, quarterback Nick
veloped into one of the best programs is where the Snowbirds have also been dropping two of tbeir first three games. game, highlighted by quarterback Ty
ivhen they enter Gaylord High Stadium Freeman set the school's single-game
in the Ski Valley Conference. They've strong on. Junior Matt Cliuttlws has Still, the Ironmen remain danger- Knapp.
Friday, but one thing isfor sure—theyll passing touchdown record and broke
done so through player development. been a force on the interior defensive ous, especially with Superman Greg THE LAST WORD:
bring athletes with them. Heights is 1-2the school^ all-time touchdown pass
The current group of seniors took their line, setting up a pennanent home in theBlanco quarterbacking. Blanco nearly A win against the Ironmen, and the
on the year, with losses to good teams inrecord, while Quinn Woodhouse
lumps as freshmen and sophomores, opposing backfield. Senior comerback single-handedly lifted Mancy back into Cardinals would set themselves up
Muskegon Oakridge and Bay Qty John set the school career reception mark.
but are now the most experienced Justin Rabish also had a great game the game Friday against St. Maty, dis- well for a trip back to the playoffs,
olennandaviaoryagainsta poor Grand Kicker Jake Dombrovnki is dosing in
groups in the league. The Warriors nin against Mancelona.
playing elusive running and superior something the program has uncharRapids Centraliquad. Last week, they on school kicking records as well.
the football — a lot. They had over 400THE LAH WORD:
athleticism. His top running back is acteristically missed the past two
had a 2 ^ halftime lead against John THE LAST WORD:
yards rushing against Inland Lakes, andThis v»ill be the toughest test the St Maty Kodi Balhom, with Nidi Lockman years. But, first things first. The CarGlenn, but fell apart in the second half.The roller coaster that has been Gay- have racked up big numbers throughout
defense has faced this season. Having as one of his favorite passing targets. dinals must win on the road in their
Iherigenwilltrytogettheirathleteson lord's football season is in need of some the season. AJ. Freeman and iustin
the home aowd behind them will cer- The Ironmen aren't as big on the line first game away from Johannesburg
the perimeter of the defense by running heights. A win against an athletic team Gordon could both be up for all-league
tainly help the Snowbirds, however.
as last year On defense, Mancelona is athis season.
option, so the Gaylord defense is goingat home would some much-needed and all-state consideration. Gordon was
hard-blitzing team, led by Blancon and
good medicine.
to have to be ready to njn.
Gaylord Statistics
St. Mary Statistics
TD INT
10 8
TD
1
0
0
TD
3
2
2
1
2
0
IMT
0
0
0
0
0
0
Comp Yds TO INT
Att
1
262 3
14
27
TD
Avg.
Yds.
Att
7
8.3
567
68
3
4.8
143
30
1
7.9
118
15
1
3.9
14
55
TD
Avg.
Rec Yds.
3
21.7
10 217
0
17.0
34
2
0
18.0
18
1
INT
TFL
Tackles
0
6
25
0
4
25
0
1
21
0
1
19
0
1
19
0
0
13
Comp Yds
Att
Name
914
112 63
Nick Freeman
Avg.
Yds.
Att
Name
3.3
75
23
Nick Freeman
4.0
40
10
Kelton Hervela
3.8
23
6
loey Zaborowski
Avg.
Rec Yds.
Name
19.4
272
Quinn Woodhouse 14
17.5
245
14
Tyler Pollack
12.6
251
20
Mike Taubitz
26.0
52
2
Blake Fitzek
8.2
49
6.
Lucas Wickert
6.2
?'
45
Brett Hasty
TFL
Tackles
Name
1
26
lames Wagner
6
25
Joey Zaborowski
2
19
Mike Taubitz
0
16
Nathan Hartman
1
16
Kelton Hervela
0
14
Nick Hansmann
Name
Austin Lawnichak
Name
Arron Sitkiewia
Justin Maiayk
Austin Lawnichak
Chris Churches
Name
Peter Spyhalski
Phil Spyhalski
Justin Rabish
Name
Matt Churches
Justin Maiayk
Peter Spyhalski
Arron Sitkiewia
Chris Churches
Austin Lawnichak
J-L Statistics
INT
1
TD
4
1
0
1
TO
1
0
1
1
INT
0
3
0
0
1
0
2
J-L 26, Inland Lakes 6
St. Mary 18, Mancelona 13
Petoskey 55, Gaylord 35
Yds TO
359 3
A*g.
7.5
4.9
9.4
8.2
Avg.
19.0
29.3
24.3
12.0
TFL
6
0
2
2
1
2
1
Comp
Att
17
34
Yds.
Att
314
42
156
32
75
8
49
6
Rec Yds.
152
8
88
3
73
3
36
3
Taddes
33
25
21
22
19
12
11
Name
Ty Knapp
Name
Curtis VanDoren
Joe Yeskey
AtexVogt
Darren Dobbyn
Name
Curtis VanDoren
Alex Vogt
Joe Yeskey
Darren Dobbyn
Name
Ben Bush
Alex Vogt
Travis Roberts
Joe Yeskey
Steve Young
Jake Graham
Darren Dobbyn
First Quarter
First Quarter
Fint Quarter
GHS—Tyler Pollack 52-yard pass from Nick freeman (Jake Dombrowski SM — Arron Sitkiewicz TD Run (kick blocked)
Third Quarter
kick) 11:43
SM — Sitkiewicz TD mn (conversion failed)
PHS—Mike Suter 52-yanl mn (Grant Reed kids) 8.38
JL — Curtis VanDoren 56-yard run (no PAT) 6:27
Second Quarter
IL — Steven Kolb 5-yard pass from Doug Elliott (no PAT) 4:49
JL — VanDoren 23-yard run (no PAT) 3:05
GHS — Mike Taubitz 29-yard pass from Freeman (Dombrowski kick) Fourth Quarter
SM — StddewiczTD njn (conversion failed)
8:38
Third Quarter
GHS—Taubitz 19-yard pass from Freeman (Dombrowski kick) 3:04
MANCY—Tyler Hartzell 4-yard mn (kick good)
JL — Darren Dobbyn 5-yard pass from Ty Knapp (no PAT)
SeoMid Quarter
MANa — Greg Blanco 19-yard run (conversion failed)
JL — VanDoren 28-yatd run (Gavin Koronka conversion) 0:41
Fourth Quarter
PHS — James Proctor 9-yard run (kick failed) 11 ;28
GHS — Quinn Woodhouse 29-yard pass from Freeman (Dombrowski SL Mary Stats
Passit)g: Austin Lawnichak: 3-of-11,32 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT
kkk) 10:06
PHS — DJ. VanSlembrouck 66-yaid run (Reed kick) 8:39
GHS — Blake Fitzek 24-yatd pass from Freeman (Dombrowski kicit)
No Scoring
Rushing: Arron Sitkiewicz; 20 attempts, 179 yards, 3 TD; Austin Lawnichak:J-l. Stats
Passing: Ty Knapp: 4-of-9,85 yards, 1 TD, 11NT
8 attempts, 80 yards; Chris Churches: 8 attempts, 29 yards
Receiving: Peter Spyhalski; 2 atches, 24 yards; Austin Lawnichak: 1 Qtch,Rustling: Curtis VanDoren: 19 attempts, 176 yards, 3TD;Ty Knapp: 10
attempts, 41 yards; Joe Yeskey: 4 attempts, 19 yards; Darren Dobbyn:
11 yards; Phil Spyhalski: 1 catch, 8 yards
10.06
Third Quarter
3 attempts, 12 yards
PHS—Suter 6-yaid run (Reed kick) 4:36
Receiving: Joe Yeskey: 1 catch, 42 yards; Alex Vogt: 1 catch, 28
PHS—Suter 27-yard interception return (Reed kick) 3:44
yards; Curtis VanDoren: 1 catch, 10 yards; Darren Dobbyn: 1 catch,
PHS — Nick Moore 38-yard interception return (Reed kick) 3:35
5 yards TD
PHS—Pnxlof 11-yatd run (Reed kick) 2:23
Fourth Quarter
PHS—Suter 1-yard njn (Reed kick) 3:53
Team
Team
Overall
Conference
L
Pf
Lake Michigan Conference
Ski Valley Conference
Big North Conference
PA
Overall
Conference
W
Team
L
W
L
PF
PA
0
3
0
105
43
Overall
Conference
W
L
W
L
Pf
PA
Elk Rapids
1
0
3
0
129
26
1
0
3
0
132
28
1
0
2
1
93
29
W
L
W
Petoskey
1
0
3
0
131
65
St. Mary
T.C. Central
1
0
1
2
56
55
Central Lake
2
0
3
0
116
50
Boyne City
2
1
2
1
80
53
T.C St Francis
0
2
1
118
77
Cadillac
0
0
T.C. West
0
0
Alpena
0
1
Gaylord
0
1
•
3
2
1
86
76
J-l
1
2
78
120
Forest Area
2
1
2
1
111
55
Charlevoix
1
1
1
2
43
59
Grayling
1
2
1
88
63
56
Mancelona
2
1
2
20
67
Harbor Sprs.
1
1
2
73
86
1
0
3
38
88
1
0
3
41
%
1
0
This Wedi's Games
Musltegon Heights at Gaylord
Cadillac at Traverse City West
Petoskey at Traverse Qty Central
Saginaw Heritage at Alpena
2
3
33
80
118
Bellaire
1
Onaway
1
2
1
2
19
73
Kalkaska
Pellston
0
2
0
3
18
75
Inland Lakes
0
3
0
3
57
107
East Jordan
Last Week's Scoi«s
This Week's Games
Forest A n a at St. Mary
Last Wedi's Scercs
M at Mancelona
Petoskey 55, Gaylord 3S
Onaway at Pellston
Traverse Qty Central 28, Alpena 0
Central Lake at Inland Lakes
Traverse City West 29, Kingsford 21
Marion at Bellaire
Cadillac 43, Montrose 18
LASTWEEK^SCOKS
S t Mary 11, Mancelona 13
K 26, Inland Lakes 6
Charlevoix 42, Grayling 20
Traverse City St Francis 32, East Jordan 6
Boyne Qty 48, Hartjor Springs 8
Elk Rapids 48, Kalkaska 12
TMs Week's Games
Hartior Springs at Elk Rapids
East Jordan at Graylinq
Kalkaska at Boyne City
Charlevobr at Traverse City St. Frands
Onaway 19, Bellaife 12
Central Lake 34, Forest Area 30
Engadine 19, MIston 12
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B-6 • W*dnMd«y, S«pt«mb«r 17, 2006
Sports Schedule
Local boys go 1-2-3
at Ellsworth Invite
. U
17
VOLLEYBALL
Geylord at CadWac
5:30
p.m..Var8tty7p.m.)
CROSS COUNTHY
Wolverine at Boyne FaJb. 4 p.m.
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JVFOOTBAU
Gaylord at Muskegon Heights. 5:30
p.m.
Mancekyta at J-L, 6:30 p.m.
FRESHMAN FOOTBALL
Gaytord at Bay Ctty John Qenn, 5 p.m.
VOLLEYBALL
Manceiona at J-L (JV at 6 p.m.)
WWverine at VantJertMlt. 6 p.m.
I
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ELLSWORTH — Local
runners dominated the
boys r a c e S a t u r d a y at t h e
Ellsworth H o u s e o n t h e Hill
cross country meet.
H e
Wolverine's l e r e m y E g a s
(16:49) a n d L u k e O p e r h a l l
(17:02) w e r e t h e f i r s t t w o
r u n n e r s to c r o s s t h e Finish
line, w h i l e St. M a r y s e n i o r
M i c h a e l T o p p (17:52) l o o k
Friday, September 19
t h i r d . Topp's t i m e w a s a St.
VARSITY FOOTBALL
Mary s c h o o l r e c o r d o n t h e
Muskegon Heights at Gaykxd, 7 p.m.
Ellsworth c o u r s e .
Forest Area at SL Mary, 7 p.m.
Wolverine b r e e z e d to t h e
J-L at Mancetona, 7 p.m.
t e a m victory, b e s t i n g N o r t h
East Jordan at Grayling. 7 p.m.
pt«oco«t~,ofc»»o..R.™™ Trails Home School bv more
ST. MARY SENIOR Sarah Topp placed 10th at the Ellsworth ,[,3^ j q points.
Saturday, September 20
House
on
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Hill
Invitational
Saturday.
st. M a r y d i d n o t h a v e
CROSSCOUNTRY
Gaytonj at Delta Invttatioral. 10 a.m.
Wolverine/St. Mary at Cental Lake
Recently-retired
Class D Invitational
Red Wings
SOCCER
Gaylord at Bay City John Glenn Invite, forward Dallas
VOLLfYBALL
Drake hoists
St Mary at Brimley Invite. 9 a.m.
the Stanley Cup
YOUTH SOCCER
last month at
Alpine Soccer Stampede at AJpine
Traverse City.
Soa»r Complex, All Day
Gaylord's David
Delaney and his
Sunday, September 21
sons Josh and
YOUTH SOCCER
Brendan were
Alpine Soccer Stampede at Alpine
able to meet
Soccer Complex. All Day
Drake and see
the Cup. Now,
Tuesday. September 23
VOLLEYBAa
the Cup will
Mancekxia at St. Mary (JV at 6 p.m.) make Its way to
Inland Lakes at J-L (JV at 6 p.m.)
Gaylord ThursVandertHit at Mackinaw City (JV at 6
day afternoon.
p.m.)
Wolverine at Ellsworth, 6 p.m.
SOCCER
Traverse City (Central at Gaytord (JV 5
p.m..\^rsity7p.m.)
SWIMMING
(Saylord at Bay City John (Slenn. 5 p.m.
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GAYl^ORD — It h a s b e e n m a k e a s h o r t a p p e a r a n c e at of $10, f a n s c a n g e t t h e i r
across the world, traveling the Otsego C o u n t y S p o r t - picture taken with the Cup.
to m a n y exotic a n d r e m o t e splex T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n . T h e m o n e y will go to b e n efit the Gaylord High School
locations.
THE CUP will b e o n - h a n d h o c k e y p r o g r a m .
And o n T h u r s d a y , it will
T h e C u p is m a k i n g i t s
f r o m 4:30-5:30 p . m . with
b e in Gaylord.
T h e Stanley C u p , r e c a p - f a n s b e i n g o f f e r e d a c h a n c e r o u n d s a s p a r t of t h e Red
Wings' S e p t e m b e r tour
t u r e d b y t h e D e t r o i t R e d to get their p h o t o s t a k e n .
For a s u g g e s t e d d o n a t i o n a c r o s s M i c h i g a n .
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will appear in the Herald
e n o u g h runners to c o u n t a
t e a m s c o r e in b o t h t h e b o y s
or girls race, b e c a u s e s o m e
of t h e t e a m w a s t a k i n g t h e
ACT t e s t . Still, c o a c h Richard G o e p p was p l e a s e d w i t h
his t e a m .
"It w a s generally a p r e t t y
good d a y for e v e r y b o d y t h a t
ran," G o e p p said.
St. M a r y ' s C o d y R i v e r s
p l a c e d 14th w i t h a l i m e of
19:53, w h i l e S t e v e F o r c i e r
t o o k 5 6 t h at 2 3 : 2 2 . F o r
Wolverine, Eric Purgiel
w a s e i g h t h at 18:17, T i m
Ward n i n t h at 18:36, A a r o n
J a r o c h e 13th at 1 9 : 3 9 a n d
George Lawrence 16th at
6HS volleyball falls to Alpena
By J i m Ryan
Sports Assistant
GAYLORD —You couldn't
k e e p Gaylord c o a c h Chris
Martin down following a
three-game loss to Big North
C o n f e r e n c e rival P e t o s k e y
Wednesday.
Although t h e Blue Devils
fell 12-25, 13-25 a n d 15-25,
Martin remained positive
a b o u t his program's progress.
"Our front row played really well, but we just m a d e too
m a n y mistakes o n the back
row," Martin said. "This w a s a
team we really struggled with
last year and we played m u c h
b e t t e r against t h e m . We a r e
getting better every t i m e w e
play."
Gaylord started off strong,
but Petoskey's e x p e r i e n c e
k i c k e d in a b o u t h a l f w a y
t h r o u g h t h e first g a m e . T h e
b r i ^ t spot for t h e Blue Devils was t h e play of s e t t e r Dan a e Klingler. The s o p h o m o r e
gained nothing but h i ^ praise
from her coach.
"She is a perfect setter for
us, a n d is only a s o p h o m o r e "
M a r t i n said, "She h a s real
good control of t h e g a m e a n d
by the time she is a senior she
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will b e really special." Martin
also said t h a t h i s i m p o s i n g
front-row hhters — j u n i o r s
Brooke Arnold a n d Danielle
Wilson w e r e s t r o n g , a s w a s
classmate Mattie Ozment,
w h o w a s r e c e n t l y m o v e d to
middle hitter.
Martin also said h e thought
juniors Allison S i m m o n s and
Stephanie Wcisel played well,
a s d i d s e n i o r S a r a h Salyer,
playing the defensive specialist Ubero position..
Gaylord did d o a good job
of at least slowing Petoskey senior hitter Andi Gasco down.
Gasco, with o n e of t h e hardest
spikes in Northern Michigan,
was stymied at t i m e s against
a Blue Devil d e f e n s e designed
to s t o p her. Still. P e t o s k e y ' s
other players s t e p p e d u p and
exploited Gaylord's defensive
holes.
Though t h e score s e e m e d
like a d i s a p p o i n t m e n t for the
Blue Devils, they p u t o u t their
best effort against a t e a m w ^ o
is9-2-1 overall a n d is in a fourway tie in the l e ^ u e standings
at 2-1.
Despite t h e positives, the
Blue Devils still fell to 0-3 in
league play.
Qottpo
^^160 E o t t w o m e
of every month.
19:46.
S a r a h T o p p l e d t h e St.
M a r y girls, p l a c i n g 10th
with a t i m e of 23:27. For t h e
Snowbirds, H a n n a h Masko
t o o k 2 4 t h at 25:25, j a c k i e
Cosgrove 50th at 29:06 a n d
Betsy C a s t 5Bth a t 35:01.
Wolverine's t o p f e m a l e
finisher was Ajae Whitaker, w h o p l a c e d 1 3 t h w i t h
at t i m e of 24:06. J o r d a n LaM o t h e w a s 2 0 t h at 24:29.
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goes 1-2 in tourney
ELK RAPIDS — TWO of the
three 2-1. games the Gaylord
soccer team played Saturday
went against the Blue Devils.
Gaylord finished 1-2 at the
Elk Rapids Invitational, as it
struggled to keep intensity going for the entire game.
"We're abandoning what
we're good at," said Gaylord
coach Sean Byram. "We're not
passing the ball weU and are
making mental errors. It's frustrating as a coach and the kids
are getting frustrated."
Gaylord dropped the first
game to Marquette, as t h e
Devils fell behind 1-0 in the
first half. They c a m e back
early in the second when senior Jeff Cook sent a perfect
cross to senior Mike Stiison.
who one-timed into the back
of the net.
"It was one of the prettiest
goals I've ever seen," Byram
said.
Gaylord couldn't capitalize, however, as the Redmen
L I U - I M X I I E
GAYLORD —The annual NFL Punt Pass
Sports Briefs
and Kick contest is retuning to Gaylord.
The competitton will take place from 5-7
2. Chad Dutcher/Ken Ducker
p.m. SepL 29 at the Gaytord High football
3. Rick Pethere/Don Dunsmore
field.
The free competitxxi is open to all local VandetMIt golf scramble
boys and girts, who wiH be drvided into diviVANDERBILT — The Itwd-annual Vanswnsofa^, 10/11,12/13 and 14/15. There derbilt Golf Scramtile will take place at 1:30
is a separate division for boys and girls.
p.m. Oct. 5 at Black Bear Golf Club.
To participatB, youngsters must have a
An entry fee of $50 includes cart lunch
parent-signed registratk)n, which can be
and golfing in the 4-petson scramble. Prizes
downloaded and printed at www.nftyouth- will be awarded for many contests, includfootbaU.com. Participants must also have a ing a 50-50 drawing.
copy of their birth certificiate. No cleats are
Ail proceeds will benefit the Vandeitilt
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The winner from each age group vnll
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advance to Sectionai competition, held at 11
To sign up, contact Stuart Clai1( or
a.m. Oct 11 in Traverse City.
Chris Rupe at Vandeibilt Area School at
If you are interested in helping, or have 983-2561 (ext. 132) or at any Vandertiilt
any questions, contact Colleen Cerak at
athletic event
731-0856 ext 1545.
buried the game-winner with
three minutes leftIt was the same kind of story
in a loss to the host Elks, but
this time Ga>iord scored first
on a pass by senior Jeff Birk to
sophomore Tyler Patrick. The
Blue Devils led at halftime. but
allowed Hk Rapids to slip past
two second-h^goals to seize
victory.
The Blue Devils §ot ahead
2-0 in the final game against
Tawas Area and cruised to the
victory.
Cook scored both goals,
with senior Matt Zaremba tallying an assist
Byram's defensive corps of
Ttavis Stier, Pete Aune, Joe Arnold. Zaremba and goalkeeper
Jon Scott didn't sit a minute
Gaylord Gators try-it swims
the entire day, Byram said. He
also credited Dustin Mastej, GCC TTnirsday night league
GAYLORD —The Otsego County SporlJake Edwards and Jerem^Scott - GAYLORD — The following are the
splex will host try-it swim nights for children
with strong play
season-ending results from Gaylord Country potentially interested in swimming for the
Gaylord is now 5-4-1 with Qub's Thursday night men's golf league:
Gaylord Gators swim dub.
the Bay City John.Glenn Invita1. Bnjce Moulton/Gary Brandenburg
Swim nights will be Oct. 6 and Oct. 9
tional ahead this weekend.
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^ m m e r s ages five through IB are
asked to bring a suit and towel and must
have Red Cross Level HI skills, or Its equivaient and the ability to swim 25 yards.
The Gators are a competitive team that
competes against other clul)s throughout
Northern Michigan.
For more information, contact M t o
Wottord at 732-2739 or IHsh Wegmeyar
at 732-7755.
Bear Baskett>all sign-up
GAYLORD — Deadline to register for
Bear Basketball is Sept. 24. The program is
availat)le to both boys and girls in grades
three through 12. The league is operated at
the Otsego County Community Center.
New this year is a league for severrth
and eighth-grade girls that begins in
November
Fundamental classes for boys and girts
in grades three through six begin Oct 4 and
cost $10.
For more infomaation on the league, visit
the community center. Weekly Choice office
or online at www.weeklychoice.com.
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'Coach'originally from Ishpeming
Olson credits his grandfather for success in life
LEWISTON
By Jil Schult
Ward (Coach) Olson, 79
Family: Coach and his
wife, Gunhild, who retired
as a surgical nurse from
Mercy Memorial Hospital in
Monroe, have five daughters;
Nancy Schlosser, a teacher
in Monroe: Kathryn Olson, a
nurses aide in Monroe: Karen
Morgan, a registered nurse in
Houston, Texas: Krista Moran,
a massage therapist in Atlanta, Ga.: and Tamela Moore,
a homemaker studying culinary arts in Monroe. The couple have nine grandchildren
and one great-grandchild on
the way.
What do you do for
fun? "Relax, go on the pontoon boat and spend time
with my children and grandchildren. My grandchildren
are the majority of my enjoyment in life. They range in age
from 26 to 3 years old."
Occupation: Coach Is a
retired teacher and JV tennis
and swimming coach from
Monroe Public Schools. For
the past 15 years, he has
been working at Garland.
He was a ranger and started
shining shoes about 12 years
ago. He now shines shoes
seven days a week, six hours
a day for six months. During
his six months off. Coach
goes back to Monroe and
spends winter months in
Florida and Texas.
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He doesn't golf
A r e y o u I n v o l v e d in
any clubs or o r g a n i z a -
tions? Coach is a lifelong
member of both the VFW and
the American Legion.
W h a t is s o m e t h i n g
p e o p l e w o u l d b e surprised t o learn a b o u t me?
"I used to be a ski jumper
when I was young. Being
from Ishpeming, I was practically born with a pair of
skis on. Plus I am Swedish. I
started when I was about 6
until I was 19 and went into
the service."
When did you m o v e to
L e w i s t o n ? He has had a cot-
tage in Lewiston since 1973. ,
W h a t do you like a b o u t
Lewiston? "I'm from Ishpeming. I've always liked the
outdoors. Though now I don't
hunt or fish, I like to relax.
Lewiston is half way between
Monroe and Ishpeming."
HT - Jil Schult
What were your duties
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years as an aviation structural stride
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looked up to him. We were
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Crowds of people gathered Saturday at the Pavilion on Court for the Edelweiss Garden Club plant exchange
GAYLORD —
iih an estimated 80 participants, Edelweiss Garden Club boasted a success
fiil Fall Plant Exchange, Saturday, by
the Pavilion on Court in G^lord
The bi-annual plant exchange, heidin the spring
and fall, encourages participants to bring in pJants,
mariced with sun preference to swap for a new pj^nL
If they don't have a plant, they leave a small donation and go back into the garden club fund for us,'
said Pearl Peurach, plant exchange chairperson.
Peurach reported people comefrcwnas far as Petoskey and Vanderbilt to«ckl variety to their gardens.
People really e n j o y ^ " she said of the sixth an
nual exchange. People brmg the most interesting
plants."
New this year, participants could trade garden diecor or pots with other gardeners
We just want people to enjoy gardening and to
see how many plants there are" said PeurachIn addition to the traffic that came just for the exchange, Peurach noted a lot of additional traffic from
the Ci^lOTd &rmers niaiket.
The club is responsible for beautifying the community with such projects as decortfing the rock
EA the comer of Main Street and South O t s ^ , the
Energy Outlet Park at the Otsego Coanty Sportsplex,
the G^lord'Otscgo Airport and the Locos Rest Area.
They also give out two scholarships per year.
Peurach hopes the community takes time to visit
die rock, which the chib designed widi a
yellow marigold star and *'hocior our troops*'sign.
Edehireiss Garden Chib is a member of Michigan
Garden Ckibs, Inc. and National Garden Clubs, Inc.
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Saturday evening fun
GAYLORD—Clayton Klein
walked through Gaylord Friday during his Fourth Armual
for Michigan Hospice.
The 89-year old Fowlerville
resident began his 355-mile
trek south Sept. 6 t h r o u ^ the
heart of Michigan, between
Paradise in the Upper Peninsula and Hell in Livingston
County. Klein is expected to
reach Hell in the southeastern
part of the state on Sept. 26.
Averaging 20 miles a day,
the former businessman, author and adventurer is once
again walking to benefit Michigan's Hospice programs.
Klein walked from Vanderbilt through Gaylord to Waters
during his Friday jaunt.
Klein is raising money to
benefit the Sondra Seeley
Scholarship Fund, developed
to provide educational opportunities for those who could
not otherwise afford to attend
Michigan Hospice and Palliative Care Organizations educational offerings.
Updates on Clayton Klein
and his 2006 Paradise to Hell
Walk schedule are posted at
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Hartwick Pines
event showcases
logging camp life
GRAYLING — Hartwick in the bunkhouse. landlooker
P i n e s State Park anci t h e N.R Sailing about the search
Hartv^ckPines Logging Mu- for the tall timber and camp
seum will host a special eve- cooks Mrs. Barnes and Mrs.
ning Saturday to celebrate Stephenson about the huge
life in a Northern Michigan appetites of the lumberjacks
a n d how m u c h food was
logging camp.
F r o m 7 to 9 p.m., park needed to feed the camp.
After the tour, enjoy the
visitors will have the opportunity to journey back to the campfire on the "camboose"
year 1896 to m e e t s o m e of or walk back to the visitor
the m e m b e r s of the Sailing, c e n t e r for a hot beverage.
Hanson and Company's Sec- Doors of the visitor center
tion 9 Camp as they prepare will o p e n at 6:30; however,
for the upcoming winter log- t h e tours do not start until
7. The last tour will leave at
ging season.
C o s t u m e d i n t e r p r e t e r s 8:30.
There is no charge for this
will portray several members
of the camp including Karen program, but all motor ve"Bessie" Michelson (the fu- hicles entering a state park
ture Karen Hartwick), a local or recreation area must disboarding house owner, t h e play a Motor Vehicle Permit,
landlooker, the c a m p clerk, available for purchase at the
the camp cooks, a teamster park entrance. Cost is $24 for
and some of the shanty boys a resident annual and $6 for a
St. Mary
— the men who did the cut- resident daily A nonresident
Big Money Bingo
ting of the trees. From these annual is $29 and a nonresiIn the Parish Hall
m e n a n d w o m e n you will dent daily is $8.
Hartwick Pines State
learn about life in a camp,
North Ohio St., Gaylord
Park is located on M-93
the logging that was done in
Every Monday - 6:45 p.m.
(Hartwick Pines Road), two
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Smoke-Free
For more information, con- CLAYTON KLEIN TAKES A break with the OWL-Pine bear, "Chocolat," outside ot the Alpine Chocodangers of the job.
Bigger Payouts
tact the park at 348-2537. lat Haus Friday in downtown Gaylord.
Park visitors will take on
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Big M o n e y Bingo
of the Sailing, H a n s o n a n d
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Gaytord Antiques &
Collectibles Market Sept. 6. held in
conjunctton with
the Gaylord Farmers Market, attracted big crowds^ and
brisk sales.
week thnxjgh Dec. 18 (exduding
Thanksgiving), Cost is $5 per lesson.
Call MaryJo LaLonde. 786-2543; or
732-7606.
• Grayling Promotional Association v/ili present a dinner show
Friday at the Ramada Inn, Grayling,
featuring The Classics perfomiing
50s and 60s music. Doors open at
5:30 p.m., dinner win be served at
6 p.m.. and the performance begins
at 7, Tickets are $30 per person and
are available at Riverland or at the
door. For information call 989-3440047.
Night Thursdays. 8 p.m.-1 a.m..with Tuesdays; Bike Nite Wednesdays
Bad Influence; and gurtar jam
host Chns Young; and live entertainment/karaoke Friday and Saturday sessions Thursdays, 7 p.m. Call
705-7100.
nights. Call 983-2279.
• Tlte Keg Bar & Grille,
• Redwood Steak
Waters, features free
House. Lewiston, will
^ pool Monday; pool
host karaoke Friday
tournament Tuesand SatunJay, 9
day nights; pool
p.m.-l am. Ka1
leagues Wednesraoke also takes
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place every
feature karaoke
Wednesday at
9p.m-1 a.m. Call
8 p.m. Call 786^
W 732-4378.
4600.
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• Biggby Cof• The White
the VIQener Dog Races during
fee, West Main Street,
WoM Inn, Vanderbilt, fea
Chalevoix's Okloberfest (Oct, 4) is
Gaylord, has "Poetry and
Friday. Call 231 -675-5005 or visit turesfree pool night Mondays;
www. charlevoixoktot>erfest. com to
and karaoke Fridays and Saturdays. Prose" readings every fourth
Thursday of the month, 6 p.m.,
register
Call 983-4568.
• Railside Bar and Grill. Elmira, and "open mic" every Wednesday
• The Northern Michigan
night 6-9 p.m. (^1732-9809.
Chapter of the Embroiderers GuiM has karaoke Friday; and Three
• Garland Resort in Lewiston
Tluimbs Up Saturday, 9:30 p.m.of America will meet Wednesday.
presents Jeff and Sue/Cult of 2 five
Sept. 24. at 10 a.m. in the Transfigu- 1:30 a.m. Biker Sunday is every
nights
a week. Thursday-Monday, 9
Sunday (all day), with open pool 7
• First Congregational Church. ration Episcopal Church in Indian
River, located on M-68. The project p.m.-dose, drink and food specials. p.m.-l a.m. Call 786-2211 or 877218 W, Second St., Gaylord, viflll
4GARLAND.
Call 231-546-3248.
is crazy quilting with JD Shumway
have a salad luncheon Sept. 23,
• Northern Squares Dance
of Grand Rapids. This will be an all• Stampede Saloon, 3885
11:30 a.m.-l p.m. Cost is S6 per
day dass and lunch will be provided. Old 27 South. Gaylord, has sporting Lessons continue Thursday, 7person and S4 for kids 8 and under,
8:30 p.m., at the Alten Zimmer in
For further information, call Emily at events on three screens Sundays
includes beverage and dessert. Call
Gaylord. Lessons continue every
231-626-8491.
and Mondays; Classic Car Nite
732-5726 for group reservations.
• Vendor tables are available
Musical
for Daughters' of Isabella Crafts
Entertainment & More
'n' More Sate Oct. 25 at St, Mary
• Jazz guitarist Randy Reszka
Cathedral Hall. 606 N, Ohio Ave.,
Gaylord. Rrst table is S20, additional will play Fridays. 6-9 p.m., in the
tables are $15 each. Call 989-983- Rose Room at the Penry Hotel in
Petoskey. Call 231 -347-4000 or visit
4281 to reserve.
Start w i t h a bright smile
www.randyreszka.com for informa• Life Tabemade, 2622 M-32
and fresh breath. If y o u are
tion,
West. Gaylord. will hold a Ladies
tired of w a i t i n g for weeks or
• Timothy's Pub, Gaylord,
Prayer & Breakfast Sabjrday. 10:30
months for a dental cleanla.m,, "to boldly approach the throne features karaoke Fridays. 9:30 p.m.of God for our families and unsaved 1 ;30 a.m.; Saturday is dancing with
ing appointment, call us at
friends." All are welcome to lift one DJ, 9:30 p.m.-dose, call 732-9333.
Grayling Family Dentistry
• Ugly Bar and Grill, Old 27
another up in prayer.
for immediate openings.
North.
Vanderbilt.
hosts
free
pool
• Otsego Memorial Hospital
Tuesdays. 8 p.m.; Ladies' Night
Auxiliary is having a bake sate
W e are conveniently located at
Friday, 8;30 a.m.-2 p.m., in the wait- Wednesdays, 8 p.m.; Open Mic
1 6 6 4 H a r t w i d t Pines Rd.,
(989) 3 4 8 - 4 3 0 0
Grayling
Events
• Gaylord's farmers markets
are conducted each Wednesday and
Saturday, 8 a.m.-2 p.m., under the
Pavilion on Court, with local trurts
and vegetables, plants, maple symp,
jams and jellies and meats. For
infomiation call Sue Nowak, market
manager, 732-5743,
• The Otsego County Historical
Museum is open Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Admission is free. Call 732-4568 for
information.
• VandertMtt Community
Church. 455 W. Main St.. will host
an Eat for Heat dinner Friday, 5-7
p.m., at the church. Dinner is beef
pasties and includes homemade
dessert and beverage. Cost is by
donation and proceeds defer heating costs of the church during winter
months. Call 983-3421.
ing area of the hospital. All proceeds
go toward the Auxiliary's (dedge for
hospital needs.
• Singles for Christ of Zkm Lutheran Church is inviting ail singles
age 40 and over to join Its dinner
group at J. W. Rlmore's, 906 Spring
St., Petoskey, Saturday at 6 p.m.
Aftenwards there will be a movie,
bowling or games and felk)v^hip at
Zion. RSVP by calling Etfrieda, 3473438 (days), 347-5747; or e-mail
[email protected]
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• Gio's Trattoria Grille, 2325
US-131 N„ Kalkaska, will host its
third Dinner Show & Dance Sept
26. Buffet dinner at 7 p.m., followed by a show at 8 p.m. featuring
the Family Tree of Country Music
(Johnny Cash, June Carter, Statler
Brothers) with guest star, Betsy
Wetsel, and dancing to oldies and
dassic rock at 9 p.m. Cost is $25
per person. Call 384-4444.
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A SOPHISTICATED LOOK is completed with a defined oak floor
featuring a walnut inlay. Photo courtesy of Tripp-Smith and the
Hardwood Manufacturers Association.
Zachary Michels hand nails solid maple flooring at a Gayiord tiome.
Solid hardwood a natural choice for a great floor
(MS) - What can you buy
coday that will last a lifetime
with minimal care?\Ve gel
new cars e w r y six or eighi
years, and they rec^uire plenty
of service and repairs along
tlie way; new appliances
bar^ly last a dozen years. But
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fumitun^ and millwork can
last a lifetime in every room
of the house. And. according
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hardwood products are easy
to lake care of in any room of
the lioiise and re(iuire vers
little care to maintain their
good l(M)k> and serviceabilitv'.
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Healthy Choice
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In addition lotheirdis
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animal dander, dust, polIon, mites, and mold -- all of
which can trigger respiratory
problems. Natural hardwood
floors can make it easier for
you to reduce h o m e aliergens. while your rooms
remain warm and inviting.
l-ollowinga few simple
niles can keep floors looking
great with m i n i m u m mciintenance:
* Place floor mats at entrances to trap dirt.
* Sweep floors weekly
with brooms that have fine,
exploded ends that trap dust
and grit.
* Vacuum cleaners aren't
just for carpels. Oo over a
hardwood floor weekly with
multi-surface vacuums
* Water and liquids can
d a m a g e the floor's Hnish.
Wipe up spills, pet accidents,
a n d other mishaps as soon as
possible.
Kitchens were once
considered out-of-bounds
for solid hardwood flooring.
Today's urethane finishes
m a k e hardwood floors an
attractive choice that is easy
to maintain and keep clean.
Special finishes even pemiit
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n a t u r a l a n d distinctive look
a n d ease of repair. It h o l d s
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readily a c c e p t s stains a n d
protective finishes.
U p k e e p is 6asy, too. with
hardwood mouldings and
trim:
* Clean a n d dust to restore luster to t h e finish a n d
to protect t h e w o o d .
• Repair scratches by
s a n d i n g out with a fine
g r a d e of p a p e r a n d restaining with a m a t c h i n g color
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Qaylord H«rald Times
Add some soothing colors to your bedroom with paint
(StatePoint) If the old saying is
true that your home is your castle,
then your bedroom is your personal
sanctuary and should be decorated to
reflect individual taste.
For some, bedrooms provide
escapes from daily life - places to
shut the door and decompress. Others want uplifting, l i ^ t or peaceful
spaces. Still others wish for invigorating places where they wake and feel
charged for the day.
A bedroom should be suited for
the individual or couple who sleeps
there. This often can be achieved
through creative use of color and the
easy task of painting the room to suit
your desires.
"Your bedroom is the most
[>ersonal space in your house, so it
should reflect who you are." says Ann
McGuire, founder of Beehive Studios
and color consultant. "Don't worry
about what others may think. Choose
your favorite colors and have fun.
Above ail, think about the purpose
of your bedroom and what kind of
personal space you want to create."
which to place the headboard or pillows. Pick a deeper color to make the
headboard "pop." Select a cok>r from
the fabric or carpet in the room so all
pieces work together.
• If the room has lots of Light,
consider a li^t, breezy paint color. If
you have a basement bedroom or a
darker room, don't hesitate to choose
darker colors.
• Unorthodox colors can work
well. "Once, I painted a windowless room a chocolate brown and
it worked surprising well. It was a
cozy, inviting place," says McGuire.
Another good color is a deep coral
which woiics with cream colored
furniture.
* Consider the color of furniture.
Find a color that is pleasing and
harmonizing. For dark wood like
mahogany, go with bold colors. For
lighter toned wood, use l i ^ t colors.
You even can paint your bed frame or
posts, instead of your walls.
* Consider decorative painting,
such as color washing, stripes or stenciling to soften a room's angles and
comers. Color washing is a random
blending technique created by apply• Since bedrooms are private, you
may select a different color than those ing translucent glaze colors over a diy
base paint. A criss-cross motion done
used elsewhere in the house. You can
with lighter colors creates the look of
shut the door and treat it as its own
parchment.
individual space, so use a color that
you love.
"If you're an eariy riser, you'll
get up no matter what." stresses
• While you shouldn't feel restrictMcGuire. "But if you're a night owl,
ed, most prefer soothing environments for bedrooms. The b>est colors you spend more time awake in the
bedroom. A warm color might be
for this are soft blue, ivory, khaki or
camel, or a warm off-white ivory tone. conducive to dark nights spent reading before sleeping."
Golden hues also work well.
Thinking about personal needs
and color preferences will go a long
• If the bedroom looks boring,
way in creating the perfect sleeping
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the bed to create a focal point against sanctuary.
There are many ways to achieve
color goals, McGuire emphasizes.
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Wedn«Miay, September 17, 2006 • C-7
Religion
The man who felt
like giving up
On the darkest day, God
makes a way.
Now what about the man
Tomorrow his
who considered himself a
troubled wife and
failure and didn't see how he
family would share his
could face another day?
shame.
Did he survive?
Legal action would
If so, where did he turn
undoubtedly be brought
for help?
against him. Prison time
Surprisingly, at this momight be ahead... or worse.
Rjflectlone mentofdesHis position as head of a
peraaon, a
on Faith
Roman prison made him
comforting
responsible for the safekeepcall from one
ing of every prisoner in his
of the prisoncare and to lose even one
ers caught his
could seal his fate. Now an
attention and
earthquake had shaken the
I brought hope
prison so violently that stone
I out of despair.
Roger
walls had crumbled causSomebody
Campbcli
ing the prison doors to fall
cared.
off their hinges and it only
And this
made sense to conclude that caring one, named Paul,
these desperate men had all
along with his fellow prisescaped.
oner, Silas, had been the
Impulsively, this troubled most unusual prisoners the
man drew his sword, intend- jailor had ever encountered.
ing to fall on it to escape his
During their darkest hour
fearful fate.
they had spent the night
Perhaps you understand
praying and singing praises
the jailor's despair.
to God (Acts 16:25).
The mountains you're
In his moving article,
facing seem too steep to
"Singing in Chains," appearcross. Your present problems ing in Christianity Today.
appear to be unsolvable. Fear Mark Buchanan says: "Paul
rules your t h o u ^ t s about
and Silas are bleeding. Their
the future and your strength
flesh blooms with welts
to fight on is gone. Why con- bright as red roses, bruises
tinue to struggle against such dark as dahlias. And they are
insurmountable odds?
singing."
But this is the perfect time
for God to show His love.
H
e had failed at his job.
When you feel like giving
up, listen to those who care
and understand the power of
prayer. These praying ones,
long to bring light to your
darkest night.
Responding to Paul's
comforting call, the jittery
jailor discovered things
weren't as bad as they had
seemed. Instead of fleeing
after the earthquake, the
other prisoners had been so ;
captivated by the presence
of these two praying and
praising ones that they had
chosen to stay and pray. His
assumption that he would be
prosecuted because of lost
prisoners was but a false fear,
like many of ours when we're
CourtMy p h o t o
terrorized by the unknown.
AREA WOMEN ARE INVITED to join a 12-week study of ttie Book of Revelation witti ttie ComThe man who felt like givmunity Women's Bible Study, beginning Tuesday, Sept. 23 from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Friendship
ing up discovered his need
Churcfi, 415 N. Ohio St. For more information contact Nancy Stecker at 989-619-2000.
was to look up. Moments
later, he responded to his
praying prisoner's invitation
to trust the One who was
once a crucified captive but
arose to set us free. And the
GAYLORD — The Community Women's ture. We'll be using 'Revelation—The Glorigood news the f r i ^ t e n e d
Bible Study invites area women to a special fied Christ,' a very user-friendly Bible study
jailor discovered that night
12-week study of the Book of Revelation. guide written by Woodrow Kroll from the
remains the same for you
beginningTuesday, Sept. 23 from 9:30 to 11 Back to the Bible radio program."
and me.
"We hope area women will bring a friend
a.m. at Friendship Church, 415 N. Ohio St.
and join us in this fascinating time of study,
— Roger Campbell is an in Gaylord.
"We're looking forward to diving into the prayer and sharing," added DebVanHouten,
author, broadcaster and columnist who was a pastor for Book of Revelation," said Nancy Stecker, CO-leader.
For m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n contact Nancy
22 years. He can be reached at co-leader of the Women's Community Bible
rcministry(§>ameritech.net. Study. "It will be a challenge and an adven- Stecker at 989-619-2000.
Women invited to study Book of Revelation
Looking for a place of
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FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
215 South Center Avenue, Gaylord
732-5380
Sunday Worship: 8:00 a.ni. & 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School 9:00 a.m.
ihat cares...
1649 M-32 East
GAYLORD 1 E V A N G E L I C A L G a y l o r d 732-2647
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FREE i CHURCH
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9:45 a.m. • Communities & Sunday School
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7:30 p.m.
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John E. Naite, Pastor • Paul 6k>ck, Youth Director
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Johannesburg Christian Church
206 UJest 5th Street - 989-705-1755
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Midujeeh Proi^r Setvice
Poster Terrv Nelson • 231 -536-2468
10722 East M-32 - Johannesburg • 989-705-7456
Pastor Scott Scheer
Sunday Worship Service 10:00 a.m.
Wednesday Meal and Bible Study 6:00 p.m.
Children's Church and Nursery Provided
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Song of the Morning
Corner of Haves Rd. & Main St.
Yoaa Retreat Center
960/M Sturgeon Valley Road, Vanderbtlt (989) 963-4107
P.O Box 920 • Gaylord • 732-4163
I'TS North to Exit 290. turn nght, at bUnkor turn onto Main St
Rev. Gerald Rehagen
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8 a.m. daily momir>g prayer • Wednesday Eutharist at noon
SurKlay Worship-11 a.m.
Sunday Eucharist at 9:00 a.m.
Sunday Vegetarian Dinrwr-I p.m. {$9/person;reservationsrequired)
Evening Mediation Seorice'8>9;15 p.m. (Mon^Wed'Sat)
Go and preach the ^oepel. Use words If necessary.
Through meditation, still the mind-end in the stillness, experience the Divine.'
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sunday school: Sundaj al 1flOp.ffl. evanceusnc servict: SiBday al 2:00 pa,C O M M W N I F ^ O L C H R I S T
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Sunday Worthip Servicas - 8.-00 a.m. & 10-.30 a.m.
Sunday School & Adutt BIbIa Class 9:15 a.in.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL: 11:15 a.m. WORSHIP: 10 a.m.
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415 N. Ohio, Gaytord 732-3621
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606 North Ohio Avenue, Gaylord (989) 732-5448
MASSES: Saturday 5 p.m.; Sunday 9 & 11 a.m.
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CONFESSIONS: Friday Noon to 1:00 p.m. & 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
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Life Tabernacle Apostolic Church
Haineslj;' Evtnirijs at 7:30 p.®.
3703 Old 27 S. Gaylord, 732-1991
Holy Communion 8.30 & 11 a.m.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH SERVICE
Christian Science Society'
A l p i n e H a u s Bldg., 209 W. First St., Suite 103, Gaylord, MI
Sunday Service J0:30 a.m.
Wednesday Service 7 p.m. 2° & 4 (April - O c t o b e r )
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H e r f i a n c S i s a 1 9 9 0 g r a d u a t e of G a y l o r d
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Inc. in t h e s a f e t y / t r a i n i n g d e p a r t m e n t .
T h e c o u p l e are p l a n n i n g a May 2009 w e d d i n g in Fort W o r t h .
GAYLORD — J i m
a n d Bobbi (Robinson)
L a w n i c h a k will c e l e b r a t e
their 50th w e d d i n g annivers a r y o n Oct. 4.
They were married
o n Oct. 4 , 1 9 5 8 at U n i t e d
Methodist C h u r c h in
G a y l o r d b y t h e Rev. G u e n ther Brantsner.
J i m w a s b o r n in F l a t
R o c k . B o b b i w a s b o r n in
Lance Roberts & Nicole Hurst
M a c k i n a w City. T h e y m e t
while both working at Hidd e n Valley.
T h e c o u p l e have eight
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TRAVERSE CITY — The 20th an- for MDurself," presentations, lunch arti a who are loc^ breast cancer survivors. I L a w n i c h a k of G a y l o r d : D a Scholarships are available for those
nual Recoverv Plus Program is slated for fashion show.
v i d (Kathy) L a w n i c h a k of
This year's program v^ll include pre- who would not otherwise be able to atSaturday, Oct 11. at the Waterfront Inn
St. I g n a c e ; S h e r r i C h i p l e y
tend.
Conference Center in Traverse City from sentations on" Breast Cancer Genedcs; HeTo register or for more information, of Erie, Pa.; D a n L a w n i c h a k
recfitary Syndromes and More" by Christa
8 a.m,-3 p.m.
of St. I g n a c e ; R o b i n
Recovery Pkis is a program of infor- Kiessel. MSN. «N-CS,AOCNP; "New Digital contact the /^erican Cancer Society at
L a w n i c h a k of D e W i t t ; Kelly
mation. discussion and demonstration for Mammography and Educatton" by Deborah (800) 723-0370.
The 2(»i anrxial Recovery Plus pro- M u r p h y of G a y l o r d ; M i women who have had or are living with Crowe, MD; and">bur Body Image and intimacy after Breast Cancer" by Mary Raymer. gram is sponsored by Zonta Club of Tra- c h a e l ( B a r b a r a ) L a w n i c h a k
breast canrer.
Admission is $20 per pereon and in- LM^. ACSW. The event will also include verse City and supported by local American of G a y l o r d ; H e a t h e r (Bob)
cludes the "Just for Mdu, Pamper and Care a luncheon fashion show featuring models Cancer societies.
H o l l e m a n of Mt. O l i v e t ,
Tenn.
T h e Lawnichaks also
h a v e 21 g r a n d c h i l d r e n a n d
Sept. 20
Otsego County-area residents and their
six g r e a t - g r a n d c h i l d .
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extended families with a birthday in the
The Lavmichaks enjoy
Gaylord
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eling.
• Don Huff, Gaylord
• Gabriel Cavanaugh, 5, Gaylord
Sept.
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Sept. 13
• Howard Grosser Sr., Bagley Twp.
• Marjorie H. Frye. 93, Temecula, Calif,
• Douglas Deleo Jr., Grayling
GAYLORD HERAW TifviEs •
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• Henry Mason III, Gaylord
Sept. 17
Jim & Bobbi
(Robinson)
Lawnichak on
ttieir wedding
day (l)p and
today.
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Sept. 19
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Houses For Sale
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DEADLINES.
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Times is Monday at 10:00am.
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Herald Times is Wednesday at
5pm. To piace your classified ad.
call us at (989)732-1111.
004
3 BEDROOMS, 1 bath. Finished
basement. 2 car attached garage. Great condition. Priced under appraised value. Close to
town.
$80,000.
(989)239-1856.(10)
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STANDARDS.
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the premise that the merchandise and services offered are
properly described and willingly
sold to customers at the advertised
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to these standards, or that is deceptive or misleading, is never
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informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are availatHe on an equal opportunity t>asis. To complain of discrimination. call HUD toll free at
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telephone number for the hearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275.
Equal
housing
opportunity.(0721tfn000)
Business Property
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY on
Gomick Avenue and Fairview
Road. Gaylord. $75,000/each.
(989)370-9533.(10)
CLASSIFIED ADS PAY OFF!
3 BEDROOMS. 1 bath Full
t^asement. 3 car attached garage. Close to town. Just remodeled
New
well.
$89,000.
(989)858-6376.(10)
BY OWNER. 3 bedrooms. 3
baths In Michaywe. Beauty and
quality. $189,900. See wvw.upnorthhome.homestead.com
for
more
information.
(989)350-0111.(13)
FOR S A L E by owner. Charming
farm home on 18.9 beautiful
acres. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths.
Open
floor
plan,
generous
kitchen with stainless steel appliances. Beautiful stone fireplace.
Pellet stove including 1 plus tons
of pellets. Awesome bam with
finished office space, workshop,
4 large horse stalls, huge loft!
Fenced pastures. 5 miles north
of Qaylord. Matelski Road West.
$275,000. (989)983-4415.(13)
GAYLORD ACREAGE
10 Aciw, 4 rn. Itam dcNwntMin. S28 900
1«^Acf«QuwtarSeckxv SCALL
nAcTMviiflOlpHs. P M d R d $294l(
20 Acres Mumer Rd $66,500
39.1 Acres. PnvM Settng. St3Z900
4 0 A a w L / C l « r m CartyRd.$13Bli
SCOTT CHESLEY (W9) 614-<100
Michigan Network
SPACIOUS 2 b e d r o o m . 2 bath
h o n w . Central air, fireplace, all
appliances, m u d room, garage,
large d e c k . $ 2 9 , 5 0 0 . N e g o t i a l ^ .
Will cor>8kjer a s m u c h a s half in
trade tor ? ( 3 6 0 ) 5 9 3 - 6 3 1 3 leave
message.(13)
Lots & Acreage
006
GAYLORD. 5 wooded acres on
private road just west of town.
Ideal location to raise a family.
Electric and telephone. $26,900.
$500 down, $360/month, 11 %
land
contract,
www.northernlandco.com.
Northern
Land
Company, 1-e00-968-3118.(16t)
Income/Investment
Property
oos
LAND CONTRACT. By owner
Gaytord. 1,700 square foot home
with 30'x40' garage. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Fireplace. Appliances included. Walkout basement.
$119,000.
(231)420-7205.(06)
N E W TODAY!
NEW TODAY!
LEWISTON GYM for sale Indudes Nautilus equipnf>ent. free
weights and tanners. Please inquire (989)785-2142 ask for
Jackie.(171
GAYLORD HUNTING property.
5
wooded
acres
with
hunting/fishing rights to adjacent
1,280 acres. Well maintained,
paved
road.
$25,000
(586)468-3520.(17)
Mobile/Modular
Housing
007
NEWLY
REMODELED,
1986
Fairmont. 3 bedroonw, 2 baths.
Must
see.
$10.900/be8t.
(989)731-4196. (402)682-1396.
NOTTINGHAM FOREST MHC. 2
double wides available for imrne>
diate occupancy. Lot 14 and 48.
$33,000. See meu>ager at Lot 11
or call (269)823-3170.(10)
Apartments For Rent
010
NICE
2
(989)732-2270.(06)
COLDIUGLL
B A N K C R Q
ROOM TO ROAM . . . MSKX AND OUTI
Smtock CrafBiriin Styte hom wiSi 4 SR 2.S btte,
waftoui bBse(TKFLTAND2S
. Cat Gangi aUnesM on
10 Acm slixeni State Und
CAIL TOOAT FOR rOM mVATE SHOWING!
i39e,900{MLSl 2SM)28)
GREAT LOCATION . . .
fer MiK busms! forircrly 'TV Corner Crocftv' buMng tWatucM 2 ur garage an] 3 BK Mobw hem
Fr«h on the martfl
CAU MOW! S99,«»
(MISI2S8673}
West Main Street • Gaylord • Ml
Your buyer could be anywhere. Coklweli Banker is everyw here.
COWOOFORKBn-.mitows omwowiwdwifc!
LooUns fof Mteh^fwe Pioperty?
mititfTrmichavwe.coni
Call Fred Smith
REALTOR ASSOCIATE
by W o | t k o w i a k Builders Inc.
3 t>edroom. 2 bat^. full basement Cape Cod
home on 2-1/2 acres (acJdItional 5 acres
available) with 2 car attached garage Pick
your floor covering, Minutes from town. Close
to snowmobile/ORV trails and state land.
Reduced to $132,000.
Cell 989-732-2814
A great value
at $149,000!
Newer-built 1900 sq. ft.
home located close to town
in beautiful Britny Pines
subdivision (behind Gaylord
West). Move-in ready home
ir>cludes 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths,
office, 3 garages, spacious yard,
decking, sprinkler system &
much more!
1817 A s h l e y L a n e , G a y l o r d
(989) 858-0561
— —
HOUSE FOR sale or rent by
owner. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
Built in 2003. 3 miles west of
Vanderbilt, (231)582-3821.(13)
989-939-7008
GRI, ABR, ASP.ePRO, FSC
989-732-2804 • 989-858-1466
www.harmonygaylord.com
'Enoefience at vour service '
NEW TODAY!
PICTURESQUE
FARMHOUSE
with wraparound porch. Spectacular views. 5 acres. 2 bams.
Garage. More acreage available.
$199,000.
(989)732-4040
or
(248)884-9290,(17)
NEW TODAY!
QUALITY HOME
5 ACRES-$79,900
Spht Hoor fton. super
A aream come
master suite with luxury
condition with 3 bedrooms
Finished walkout
2 baths on a partially fin
basement w/ family room, walkout w/ family room &
office, S"'bath, and 4*
pos. 4th bedroom,
bedroom. 2!4 car garage, kitchen w/appllances
large deck, central ^lir,
wall to deck. Covered fron
A GREAT SHOW, immaculaie, caredral calng cfaM on re 4th
porch, private yard, att
note of ihe Michaywe FV«s Gol Course. Oek tnm. roalfleUsksnefir»- Super insulated, energy
place, noe lawn, spmUdr syswn. paved dfw and more*' S194.900 efficient, nat gas, $198,0002 car garage. $109,900
ULS #251216
Estate sale or lease to own option. Motivated seller. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. 5 acres. Beautiful with upgrades. Private. 7649
West
Opal
Lake.
Gayksrd.
$81,000,
(801)558-9550,
(231)675-3920 local.(17)
PRICED TO sell! $99,900 . 4
bedroom. 2 bath ranch. Finished
walkout basement. Attached garage. (231)590-3729.(06)
MLS « 2 5 4 5 6 0
NEW TODAY!
RECENTLY
FORECLOSED.
Special Financing Available.
Any Credit, Any Income. 2 bedrooms. 1 t>ath. 763 square feet.
Located at 2689 Dorothy Drive.
Gaylord.
$16,900.
Visit
www.roselandco.com/78P.
Drive
by.
then
call
1-866-249-0680.(17)
Completely renovated
farmhouse on 20 acres, 4
bedrooms, 3 baths, new
country kitchen, fonnal
partor. Large, private
master suite. iVt cat
heated, attached garage
hkige traditional bam, plus
other outbuildings
Partially wooded, pasture/
^
land. $249,900
MLS # 2 5 8 2 6 1
i-'ii
.vso ^^>?o
cindvcioikrcdv''chanci net
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE!
^C M •
'
www.lynchgoet>oi.com
PWVACY 6 YOURS in ttw i^xlated
Mavajo Lake hocne. Oii«r lOCX of private. picturesque waterfront Gneat
open floor plw and walkout loM«r
1 ^ to the lake, R>le bam to Hon
all of
toys. $139,900. MLS
I25861«
(989)350-8100
1 -989-732-1111
ESTATE SALE. Lake Charlevoix, September 19 and 20.
9;30eim-5;30pm,
Boyne City.
Charievoix Road. 7 miles east
from US-31, just past Camp
Seagull or about 7 miles west
of Boyne City. 2 cottages full of
1203 MEECHER Road, Gayfurniture and household items
lord. September 19 and 20.
Must be sold, 5 sections of 20'
9am-5pm. Used log bed. forwheeled dock, 1996 jet boat.
mal dining room set. Lots of ex42 hours on engine. Lawn furniTR^(17W)
ture. bedroom furniture, l>ed
178 CRESTWOOD. Gaylord.
linens,
tablecloths,
lots
of
September
19
and
20.
kitchen
items.
refrigerators,
8;30am-1pm.
Kids'
clothes,
freezer.
washing
machine,
toys, coats, weight set. 1989
stoves, comer hutch tea cart,
Mercedes Benz.(12s)
dishes,
unique
tables ar>d
chairs, desks, lamps, pictures,
2 BEAUTIFUL solid wood twtn beds baskets, tools, lots more! Sale
with niQhtstand, HaRoween costumes, by
Busy
Bridge,
girls' and boys' clothes (Gymtwr*. (231)536-3511.(17w)
OM N » y ) . lots ol baby gmr. 3 Wng
SALE.
comtortefs, toys, Ammtaan Giti Items. ESTATE/MOVING
Tools, household items. ThursFtWay, September 19. 8:30«m-5p(n
day and Friday. September 18
Saturday. SeptetrOer 20. 9:30wn- and 19. 9am-4pm, September
4pni. From 3 p m ^ p m on Saturday. 20. 10am-2pm, 1020 TlmberItems tree. 1549 Honey Dew Lane, Hr^e Trail, Gaylord,(17c)
Gaylord. o n Mumer Road.(17w)
FREE CHILDREN'S ctothmg
exchange at the Evangelk:al
CLEANING UP before winter
Free Church, 1649 M-32 East,
Pickup tooitx>x. shop vacuum,
Gaytord. Saturday. September
camper, LP furnace, weight
20.
9am-12r>oon
Everyor>e
machine, utility trailer, b l c y c l ^ .
wekx>me.(17e)
smoker, compound bow. kids'
FRIDAY AND Saturday. Sepckjthes, playpen, highchair, toy
tember 19 and 20. 9am-5pm
kitchen.
2388
Caetlewocd.
216 North Ohio, Gaylord. Lots
Gaytord. Crestwood Subdiviof miscellaneous. (I7c)
sion. Septenr>t>er 19. 9am-5pm.
S ^ e m t > e r 20 dam-2pm.(178)
GREAT STUFF, great pnces
DO SOUTH 1/2 price farm and
Friday.
September
19.
garage sales
Furniture, arv
3pm-7pm
Saturday. SeptemttquM and arts, lots of everyber 20 8am-4pm, 208 East
thing Saturday, Septenr>ber, 20
Third Street, Oaylord.(17c)
11 am-6pm. Sunday, Septem HUGE SALE. Many, many
ber 21
12noon-5pm
2893
items too numerous to Kst Very
Kaaauba Road, Gaytord. Ram
reasonable September 19 ar>d
or •htna.(17e)
20. 9am-5pm 4196 Parmater
DOWNTOWN
VANDERBILT. Road. O a y l o r d , ( l 7 w )
RK h«ni Storage Some anLARGE COMPUTER cabinet.
tk^uaa. many household. SepJBL surround acMjnd speakers.
tember
19
ar>d
20.
smaH cabinet, 4T boys' clothes,
8am-5pm (17n)
ladies' smaN ar>d medium, beQ A R A O e ANTIQUE and coiginner Kitty Cat srwwmobile,
iectftXa aata. S48 South Court
crafts. TV stands. coNector por8^<ML Oaytord. September
celain doMs. croaa country skis,
12. 5pm-6pm September 13.
rustic
futon,
miaoellaneous
9am-6pm
Seplen^ber
14.
Itenr^s September 20 and 21.
Collectible
plates
8am-4pm. 1714 Oerea North,
and tma. Currtor & tvea. Lota at
Oayterd.(l7s)
dWerent Rema, Too much to
Hat Sale oontiruiea on SeptemSEPTEMBER
19
and 20.
ber 19. Spm-8pm. September
I0am-4pm. Giant yard sale.
20, 9 i m - a p m September 21.
Appliances, furniture, ale, 4808
1pm-6pm (10c)
P i n e h u r s t Gaytord. (17s)
MOVING SALES. Wilderness
Valley. 9 miles west off Old 27
on Mancelona Road at Postiewait Road, Look for signs.
Tools. TVs. building supplies,
furniture, pot t>elly stove. drap>eries. more. Come be surprised, September 20 and 21.
8am-5pm,(17s)
RUMMAGE SALE at First Congregational Church. 218 West
Second Street, Gaylord. September 19. 8am-3pm, September 20. 8:30am-1pm, On Saturday. September 20, fill a bag
for $1. Clothing, housewares,
books,
miscellaneous
items
from our membership.(13c)
RUMMAGE SALE. First United
Methodist Church. Friday. September 19, 9am-5pm and Saturday,
September
20,
9am-12noon 215 South Center, Gaylord. One block south
of Main Street. Clothing and
househokj
items.
Saturday,
$l.00/bag,(06c)
SELLING rTEMS from house
Garage ar>d yard Sonr>e sport
items ar>d tools. No ctothes.
Septemt^r
19
ar>d
20.
10am-4pm in pole t>am 8441
Douglas Lake Road, F-97, Johanr>eaburg,(13e)
SEPTEMBER
19
and
20.
8am-6pm. 1898 Gere'a North,
Gaytord. Off West Otsego Lake
Drive Hutch, couch, rediner,
er>d table, TV, t>ask^ball hoop
with
stand,
kitchen ttema.
DVDs, books. Boys' 8-10. giris'
10-14. juniors, nrien's clothing.
Toys,
lmagir>ex.
Legos.
h^-Man. muct> nr>ore,(17s)
SEPTEMBER
20
and
21.
9anr>-Spm,
Doghouse,
chirta
hutch, dishwasher, furniture.
ciotty%. gkts' rMwtX)m to 5T.
wonr>en's small to large and
maternity, tots at miscellaneous. 1399 Five Lateea Road,
Qaylord.
Between
Meecher
and Mumer.(17w)
YARD SALE. Cutter duHtS.
nr»lac*Naneous arrtiquea, September
20. 9am-4pm
112
Weet
Third
Street,
Qaytord.(l3c)
YARD
SALE.
September
ig-21. I0am*5pm,
Hundng,
Aahing, f u m t u r e ar>d more. T r ^
Oaytord.(17s)
60' of sandy frontage on
Otsego Lake! 3
bedrooms, 2 baths with
open floor plan. Cozy
gas fireplace. O^ntinual
updates including
kitcheTi. bath, flooring
and more. 2 car g a r a ^
with extra storage, 88
boat dock, irrigation
S269.900
gaylord
real
estate
SELL YOUR STUFF!
Call the Gaylord Herald Times
to place your a d here.
1098 BENSON Drive, Gaylord.
Off Kassuba. Boys' and girls'
ck>thes. toys, books, household
items,
lawn
mower,
power
tools. September 19 and 20.
TOM^PFRK(17E)
bedrooms.
Your Perfect Part net*
COLOUIEU,
BANKeR U
MAMONO M TH€ ROUOHI PACK UP AND HOVE M FraMy
4 Mdroofn homt dOM to I m n MMED WNH AWIM RWOMOOA
that •
need oi KMH R C loort throu^wul f M home. TNe
"Sou AS IS,-*
MLS t2S6S72. home toaUw 3 bedroom, 1 M
TMDH. 11/ZCVOERA0T
hMttng
«i on a ipaooutt m
mnjlaa lo inoput JUM
Juat min
md adwois. Tfw awrrm
your budget) MLS a a s i o n .
Pealurlng
SHOWCASE HOMES
Take a Tour & Pick
Your Home
WifcBSiui
ontmirQCiimrlot
OTPMINMI
GONVB»fr W-KMM UMNO
the wann inviting atmosphere
of this 3 bedroom. 2 bath home.
Fresh pair^ new windows, great
kitchen! Nice landing area upAain
R o s s wilots of bght makes tor an eac Of
Reel Estate Consultant fice at am roomt The huge ma»«miMLUvii>9inG«ytord. com ter suite has a completely updated
bath with lots and lots of storage!
(989) 732-4337 SM^I2S018S
SCHMIDT
KEALTORS*
Dorothy J a m e s
Associate Broker. GRI
OHice (9891732-)327
Cell. i989l 350-3776
Gaylord Horald T l m M
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ADVERTISING DEADLINES - The deadline to place a dassifted
ad In the W e d n e s d a y Herald T i m e s is M o n d a y at 10:00 a.m.
The deadline tor the Saturday Herald T i m e s & M a r k e t p l a c e is
Wednesday at 5 p.m.
Apartments For Rent
RCALEtTATl
000 Adtftrtaing Standtrdi
001
ProfMTty
002F«TI«1^
004 HouM« For Sal*
006 tncom^ invwvnant
Prepwiy
006 Loli & AcTMga
007 MobtoModuttr HoMtng
006 RmI EstaM Wanttd
OOP nwon/Vacation Propfty
RENTALS
010 Apartnents For Rant
011 Busmaas Proparty For Ram
Apartments For Rent
Apartments For Rent
Two
Bedroom
Duplex
1 BEDROOM apartment Excepttonally
(9e9)732-5118.(0201ttn010)
1 BEDROOM apartment Unfurnished. Private entrance. No
pets.
$450/nionth.
(989)732-1931.(13)
1
BEDROOM.
No
pets.
$450/month
plus
utilities.
(231 )546-3919.{27t)
2
BEDROOMS.
Modem
In
town.
ifx^ludes
utilities.
$620/month. (989)732-2271 .(13t)
2 BEDROOMS. With garage.
Many extras Included. Very n i w
$650. Eff»cier>cy. Everything included. $425. (989)390-1213.(06)
3 BEDROOM in town duplex.
1,400 square feet. Attached 2
car garage. Laurtdry hookup.
Water, trash, lawm care and
sr>ow
removal
included.
$650/month. (989)731-6080 after
5pm or leave message.(23t)
303 NORTH Illinois 2 bedroom
duplex.
Clean.
No
pets.
$650/nx>nth
plus
utilities.
(989)8^1729.(13)
APARTMENTS FOR rent. 1 and
2 bedroom units. Indudes utilities. lawn care. sr>owplowing arxi
trash.
No
pets.
$550-$650
(863)557-5113.(03)
CHARMING APARTMENT. 2
bedrooms. Nice, in town location. No pets. W75/nwnth. $475
deposit. (734)355-6136.(06)
DUPLEX. GAYLORD. 2 bedrooms. Garage, Washer/dryer
Security
deposit.
$650/month
plus
utilities.
(734)604-8528
days.
1-888-216-8918
evenings. (10)
NEW TODAY!
GRAND
OPENING!
Sheldon
Place II in Gaylord is accepting
applications tor our new apartments. 1 & 2 bedroom senior living. 55 years or older housing
Call Pam (989)732-6237 for more
information. Income guidelines
apply. MSHDA
voucher
accepted. EHO.{17)
REMODELED
EFFICIENCY
units on Otsego Lake. Daily,
weekly or $395/month. Includes
utilities, fumishings and cable.
No pets- (989)732-9795.(13)
with l-car attached garage, full
basement. Completely tike oew
cooditioQ, exceptionally clean!
City water & sewer, oak cabinets, new carpet, 1 bath, approximately 1,000 sq. f^. of space.
All lawn care & snow reoioval
included. Beautifully landscaped
with great city parks out your
front door. N O PETS PLEASE!
Located on Elkview Drive.
S t a r t i n g at X700 p e r month
plus all utilities. 1-year lease
required. Call 1-989-732-7852
or 1.989-737-4289 today
for a showing.
HOSTMAN'S QUALITY Rentals.
THE Official home of affordable
discounted rents. Pets considered. Sectk>n eight and HHS.
(989)732-0599. Available mobile
homes: 1906 Springwood is
ready, 2 bedrooms. $475/ 5039
North Mallard Trail is ready. 2
bedrooms. $375/ 1692 Groveland. 3 bedrooms is ready. 2
baths. $575/ 1511 Groveland, 3
tjedrooms. 2 baths, shed. $575/
September special: 1596 GrovelarxJ. 3 bedrooms, expanded living room. $495/ Available soon.
Special: 326 Edelweiss Trail. 3
bedrooms. $395/ Special: 2399
Charles, Elmira. 3 bedrooms. 2
baths. $425/(17t)
NEW TODAY!
COUNTRY VIEW Manor Apartments in Lewiston is currently
acceptlr>g rental applk»tions for
1 and 2 t>edroom apartments.
Affordable rents based on your
ir>come- Country View Manor
Apartments is a family apartment
complex. Barrier free units are
available for qualified ir>dividuals.
Rental applk^tions are available
on-site or contact Rural Mar»agement Group. PC Box 265, Hillman.
Ml
49746
or
call
(989)742-4020.
hearing
or
speech
impaired
TRS
1-800-649-3777. An equal housing opportuntty.(17)
NEW TODAY!
WEBER WOODS Manor Apartments tocated in Atlanta Is currently accepting rental applicatkDns for 1 arxl 2 bedroom apartments. Affordable rents based
upon
your
income.
Weber
Woods Marx}r Apartments is a
family apartment complex. Barrier free units are available for
qualified individuals. Rental appUcatkins are available on-site or
contact
Rural
Management
Group. PC Box 265. Hillman. Ml
49746 or call (989)742-4020,
hearir>g or speech impaired TRS
1-800^649-3777. An equal housing opportunity.(17)
NICE 2 bedroom apartment.
Coin
laundry
available.
$625/month. 506 North Center,
Gaylord. (989)370-4831.(06)
SHARP. FURNISHED, 1 bedroom. Utilities, cable, plowing included. No pets. Security deposit. Referer>c©s. $540/month.
1
BEDROOM
apartment
2 (989)731-5112 Sherry.(13t)
blocks
from
downtown.
$350/month. Electrk: and cable SPACIOUS 1-2 bedroom apartment. Great location. Downtown
TV included. (989)350-5577.(17)
Gaylord. First floor. $550/month
VANDERBILT. NEXT to senior plus utilities- Available October
center. 2 bedroom duplex with 1. (231)585-6608.00)
washer/dryer
hookup. TOWNHOUSE. HEAT included
$650/month. Includes all utilities, 2 blocks from Main Street, east
snow removal and lawn care. side. (989)732-2270.(12)
Security deposit and references.
No pets. (989)607-0106.(17)
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210 Madical/Profasatonai
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For Rent
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For Rent
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For Rent
011
1 OFFICE suite for lease 1.100
square leet Call (969)732-2600
for more information.(12)
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A PRIME ofrk:e locatksn available
for
rent.
(989)732-7551 •(0429tfn011)
nffpfn^'sPACE
PRIME
RETAIL
or
office
space. Main Street, downtown. Plenty of private pari(ing. Rates starting $5/8quare
foot. (989)350-1669.(09)
50%
COMMERCIAL BUILDING. Two
12'x12' overhead doors. Office
and restroom plus vacant k?t.
Lease required. 118 Meecher
Road. (989)731-5856.{07t)
For rente
2,!00 Stuart root oCBct
buOdbig at a prbne
location on SonA Otsego
Avenue )iut south or
McCoy Road. Spadous
parking, pleiuant setting.
HERALECTIMES
Call for more information.
COMMERCIAL RENTALS available. Retail or office space. Call
(989)614-1004
Of
e-mail
scott © dunr\sonline. com. (0722tfn
011)
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE space
for lease. 350 square feet up to
1.200 square feet. Downtown k>catkx).
(989)732-5118.(0201 tfnO11)
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS locations available. Office suites or
storefronts.
(989)732-5118.(0201tfn011)
WAREHOUSE SPACE for rent in
Gaytord. 20"x40' for $210/month
arKl 40'x40' for $420/month(989)370-9533.(10)
GAYLORD. RETAIL/OFFICE.
800 square feet plus full basement. $1,100/month plus utilities. 114 West Main.
GREAT PARKING. Main street.
Office
space,
(989)732-2270.(1 Ot)
PROFESSIONAL
OFFICE.
814 South Otsego. Suite D.
Approximately 1.400 square
feet. $1.700/month plus utilities. Excellent location arid
parking.
(231)348-2700
PREMIUM
PROFESSIONAL
medical office space for lease on
South Otsego Avenue. Individual
suites of 800 and 1,200 square
feet or will customize 2.000. 1 office suite for lease. 550 square
feet. Call (989)732-2600 for more
information. (0505tfn011)
WAREHOUSE SPACE for rent in
Gaylord. 1.760 square feet. Office and bath 640 square feet.
Loft 640 square feet. Large parking lot. 14" overhead doors
$850/month
plus
utilities.
(989)370-9533.
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A P A R T M I N T S
GLEN MEADOWS HOMES
Lease with o p t i o n to buy. 2
bedrooms,
2
baths.
$1.000/nK>nth. AJao 3 bedrooms,
2
baths.
$ 1 , 1 0 0 / m o n t h with no option. Lou, (517)202-3996.{10)
PROFESSIONAL/MEDICAL
OFFICES
SALE - LEASE - CAN DIVIDE
3 3 0 0 aq. f t with 11 offices, conference room, kitchen, basement &
high visibility.
H O U S E FOR rent. 3 bedrooms,
3 baths. G a r a g e . W o o d boiler
outside.
No
heating
bills.
$890/month. (231)585-7415.(13)
LAKEVIEW APARTMENTS.
2 BR, carport, large storage
room, private balcony. NearH75 exit.
T H E A N N E X . In t o w n , 2 bedrm
and 1 r o o m efficiency units
availat>le.
C H A L E T C O N D O S . In town, 2
BF1,2 full batfis, patios.
T H E W O O D S . 2 BR, 2 baths,
fireplace, W / D hookup.
LEWISTON. 2-3 bedrooms. 2
baths. Attached garage. Appliances. $ 6 5 0 / m o n t h plus utilities.
First/security
deposit.
(989)786-7320.(17)
with 17.000 sq. ft.
pnme Class-A offices, elevator.
Or)e 1k>or, 6,000 sq. ft. leased.
2 3 ^ tQ. n.
PERFECT LOCATION
SALE • LEASE • CAN DIVIDE
NEW TODAY!
1 B E D R O O M cabin. Northeast
Otsego Lake area. 7 7 0 Michigan
Avenue. $ 3 6 0 / m o n t h plus security. (989)370-1498.(17)
NEW TODAY!
2 B E D R O O M house
$450
plus
some
(989)732-9676.(17)
for rent.
utilities
NEW TODAY!
500 t o 1,200 sq. f t units at Parkside
Mini Mall. Great values!
INDUSTRIAL /VfAREHOUSE
SALE - LEASE • CAN DIVIDE
3 BEDROOM
house in Michayvt^e. 2 baths. 2 - 1 / 2 car garage. Hot tub. Fireplace. Convpletely furnished. Available now.
$ 8 0 0 / m o n t h plus utilities. Security deposit. (989)939-8110.(17)
NEW TODAY!
6,000 sq. f t with 2 offices, air compressor. 3 overhead doors. Fenced
storage and parking with diesel
plug ins.
3 B E D R O O M , 1 bath mobile
home,
(989)619-5884
or
(989)731-1235,(17)
NEW TODAY!
12,000 sq. ft., great service facility
includes 1,400 sq. ft. of offices,
overtiead doors and floor hoist.
dale j. smith Realty
(989) 732-2477 • 1-800-822-2350
www.daleismith.com
e-mail - [email protected]
' . 4 ; S. jtsego Be* 309, Gaylord VI 4?735
3 B E D R O O M . 1/12 bath mobile.
Ctose to t o w n yet country setting.
$600/month.
(989)731-6360.(13)
NEW TODAY!
3 B E D R O O M S . 2 baths in Mic h a y w e . N e w kitchen a n d appliances, $ 7 5 0 / m o n t h plus deposit
and utilities. (989)619-9031.(17)
Houses For Rent
012
1 B E D R O O M mobile on foundation with utility room on large lot.
Furnished. No smoking. No pets.
$ 3 9 5 / m o n t h . Utilities furnished.
(989)494-8100.(03)
2 B E D R O O M c a b i n s starting at
$ 3 9 5 / m o n t h plus utilities. Available t h r o u g h May. No pets.
(989)732-3933.(30)
2 B E D R O O M h o u s e in Sparr.
$ 6 5 0 / m o n t h . N o pets Includes
lawn care. R e f e r e n c e s required.
(989)732-1931.(13)
2-3 B E D R O O M houses. Clean.
A p p l i a n c e s Cable r e a d y F r o m
$ 6 3 5 / m o n t h , (989)732-2271 (lOt)
3
BEDROOM
mobile
home.
S525/month plus utilities. Security deposit, (989)306-0234.(06t)
4 B E D R O O M , 1 bath h o u s e in
d o w n t o w n Gaylord. 2 car garage. Fresh paint a n d new carpet. First m o n t h ' s rent a n d 1
m o n t h secunty deposit required.
$ 8 0 0 / m o n t h . Available September 15. (859)396-9628.(06)
4 B E D R O O M S . 2 car garage.
Within
the
city
limits.
$ 8 0 0 / m o n t h plus security deposit. Pets considered. Available
N o v e m b e r 1. (231)585-7525.(13)
5 1 5 0 M A L L A R D Trail 3 bedrooms. All a p p l i a n c e s ir>cluded.
$650
plus
deposit.
(989)390-4444.(13)
house,
PhSM ( M l 732-5440
M-(W)36(K5B8B
6747 OU 27 South.
3
BEDROOMS.
Totally
furnished. Available t h r o u g h May.
Snowplowing.
washer,
dryer,
garbage pickup. $ 6 0 0 plus utilities. (989)858-6569.(17)
NEW TODAY!
4 B E D R O O M S , 2 baths. Full
basement. Large attached garage. Near G a y l o r d . $ 9 0 0 / m o n t h
plus
utilities
and
deposit.
(989)619-8131.(17)
NEW TODAY!
4 1 4 H A Z E L , Gaylord. 2 bedrooms.
$625/month.
(716)759-7155.(17)
NEW TODAY!
H O U S E FOR rent w e s t of Gayk^rd. 3 b e d r o o m s . 2 baths. ^
acres.
$900
plus
utilities.
(231)420-1568.(17)
NEW TODAY!
L A R G E 3 b e d r o o m . 2 bath
house. C l o s e to town. Pets okay.
$ 8 5 0 / m o n t h . (989)619-9479.(17)
NEW TODAY!
NICELY
DECORATED
3 b e d r o o m s , 2 baths. Weil insulated.
All
appliances.
$700/month. (989)731-4329.(17)
CLASSIFIED ADS
PAY OFF!
Help Wanted
Miscellaneous
201
204
DOG
QROOMER/PET
stylist
Experianca necasaary. Full or
part-time availabia. Compaaaionate
Dog
Qroomk>g,
Higgins
U k a , ( 9 8 9 ) 8 2 1 - 7 4 7 9 (06)
Chain Link.
OMlvanlzvd and
Vtnyl Coatad
vmyl and
Wood Fanotno
Farm F«noa
Fraa EattmatM
G>ylord.MI
DJ/ K A R A O K E entertainment for
ar>y occasion, www.larryentertajnment.com.
Larry
Reichert,
(989)732-3933.(06)
D R I V E W A Y S E A L coating by
Rick Eut}ank. Protect a n d beautify. 3 0 y e a r s experience. Also
line
striping.
Reasonable
(989)732-6553.(1 Ot)
S H A R P H O U S E . Furnished. 1
bedroom. Includes cable, water,
plowing, m o w i n g . N o pets. Referer>ces.
secunty
deposit.
$580/month,
(989)731 -5112
Sherry. (16t)
Resort Property
For Rent
014
L A K E F R O N T C O T T A G E . Dixon
Lake. For rent by day, w e e k or
month.
Great
swimming.
(231)499-2230.(23)
Interior & Exterior
(A Qayiort) Eichangal
Darryl Hill
16
PURE PRECISION Lawn Care
Fall cleanup, sprinkler s y s t e m
and
lawn
winterizing,
shrub/hedge t r i m m i n g a r ^ gutter
cleaning.
Licensed/insured.
Please call (989)370-4257.(13)
Dutchman
Home & Cottage
Services
NEW TODAY!
D i X O N L A K E Resort. Scenic
lakefront kitchenettes for rent by
weekend,
week
or
month.
(989)732-2802.(17)
Repairs
989-732-2639
• LicenMO • irwjred
Gard«n Structurv*
KOHL'S NOW HIRING!
Looking tor earty m o r n i n g trxxA
unloaders. caahiars a n d overnight a d set asaociatea. Apply in
peraon. 2 4 5 0 W e a t M - 3 2 , Gayk>rd, to fill out a n applk»tk>n at
the aervk:e deak.(13)
Clubs/Restaurants
L A S E N O R I T A M E X K ^ A N Restaurant is kx}king for you. Applicants must b e energetic, enthusiastic a n d have a passion for
customer service. LaSenorita is
currently accepting applications
for servers. Please stop in f r o m
2 p m - 4 p m daily at 7 3 7 W e s t
Main. Gaykjr d, Michigan. O n l y
positive t e a m players n e e d app l y (10)
101
F A L L E M T class. B e g i n a new
career. Begins S e p t e m b e r 22.
2008
in
Gaylord.
Call
(989)732-9085,(30)
F R E E F I N A N C I A L fitness/credit
educatiorvloreclosure prevention
w o r k s h o p n o w f o r m i n g to start in
G a y l o r d o n W e d n e s d a y . Sept e m b e r 24 a n d running 5 weeks.
CatI Alice at Northern H o m e
CDC
to
register,
toll
free
1-866-637-1834.(10)
NEW TODAY!
NEW TODAY!
Help Wanted
Miscellaneous
Voice Lessons
Offering vocal lessons for aspiring
vocal students i n m y h o m e for
ages 12 and up.(Bachelor of Music
Edt>cation
with
emphasis
on
vocal music; CMU) Focusing on
Free Offers
healthy techniques for breathing
and vocal warm-ups. Repertoire
F R E E : M A L E springer/boxer mix
p u p p y atK>ut 3 - 4 months old.
(989)732-8040.(17)
study ranglr>g f r o m renaissance/
baroque t o modern. Emphasis
also placed o n the study of music
Lost And Found
theory/music history.
105
F O U N D : G R A Y male cat. Loving.
Five
Lakes
Road.
(989)731-2664.(17)
students for the
989-
Child Care Services
107
2 F U L L - T I M E o p e n i n g . Offering
secunty, love, ^ u c a t i o n , a preschool p r o g r a m a n d baby sign
language.
Please
call
(989)705-7734. L o c a t e d in Gaylord West.(27)
F U N H O U S E D a y c a r e has openings. (989)732-8258.(19)
W I L L I N G T O do overnight babysitting in m y h o m e . Please call
(989)731-4030.(13)
Advertising:
He who has a thing to
sell and goes and whispers in a well, is not so
apt to get the dollars as
he who climbs a tree and
hollers. Call Classifieds
(231) 347-2544 today to
place an ad.
Proud of your c o m p a n y ?
Put your logo in the ad!
AUtOMdYlVE^^i
732-4884
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O F R C E M A N A G E R , administrative assistant, booldteeper. Must
have excellent c u s t o m e r service
artd t e l e p h o n e skills a n d be very
organized.
Responsibilities include invok:ing. p a y i n g bills and
other t)ookkeeping. MkJ-level or
t>etter k n o w l e d g e of Quickbooks
is required. A great opportunity
for the right individual. Fax res u m e . cover letter a n d salary history to ( 9 8 9 ) 6 8 8 - 5 9 6 6 or mail to:
Administrator.
657
Crestwood
Drive, Gaylord. M l 49735.(06)
Office/Clerical
205
G A Y L O R D F I R M s e e k i n g experienced legal assistant. Send res u m e , salary requirements and
references to: Topp Law. PLC,
PO Box
1977.
Gaylord, Ml
49734,(17)
PRESTON
FEATHER
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Services Available
108
A & D L A N D S C A P E . Lawn maintenance. c l e a n u p s , hydroseeding. topsoil, gravel driveways,
brick paver a n d walls, b e a c h
work. (989)370-3915.(24t)
Immediate opening for an entrylevel building designer Experience
to include sales, knowledge of
construction, CAD, and building
design experience. A n Associate's
degree in architecture or higher is
preferred. Send resume to: Preston
Feather Building Centers. 3689
O3ld
l d 27
2 7 ^South,
^ u t h , Gaylord,
M l 49735,
<
CI
MANPOWER
1 3 4 9 S. O t s e g o Ave., Suite 9
Gaylord. Ml 49735
204
ADULT
ACTIVITY
aide
Part-time, 3 0 hours per week.
Position o p e n for G a y l o r d location. Assist d e v e l o p m e n t a l disa b l e d irKjividuals build daily living a n d vocational skills. Must be
d e p e n d a b l e , flexit)Je. self motivated and t e a m o r i e n t e d with a
high degree of confidentiality.
Requires g o o d driving record,
high school d i p l o m a / G E D with
related work e x p e r i e n c e but will
train. W a g e s start at $10.21 per
hour with paid vacation. S e n d res u m e to: HR North Country
C M H , One M a c D o n a l d Drive,
Suite A, Petoskey. M l 4 9 7 7 0 . Fax
(231)347-1241 or e - m a i l hr@norc o c m h org. E O E . ( 1 3 )
Buildlns Desisner
W A N T T O sell your car. toick,
t)oat or motor h o m e yourself?
N e e d a spot to park it for g o o d
exposure? (989)350-5080.(10)
L O O K I N G F O R self rrralivated.
carir>g people t o w o r k with indivkluals in g r o u p h o m e setting
assisting t h e m with needs of
daily living. Must l i a v e a valid
drivers l i c e r ^ . Part-time positior>8 available. 8 hour shifts.
Mostly
aftemoons
and
midnights. $7.85/rK>ur. After training
is complete $8/hour. Training in
care of others will b e provktod
Possibility of full-time with benefits
after
training.
Call
(989)732-9464 M o n d a y through
Friday, 7 a m - 3 p m . ask for Veronica. EOE.(13)
F U L L SERVICE cook wanted.
Apply in person at Flora Cafe,
(989)732-3505.(17)
P I E R S O N ' S AT B o y n e Mountain
n o w accepting applications for
waitstaff. prep c o o k s , line c o o k s
a n d dishwashers. Apply in pers o n or s e n d your application to:
Pierson's. do S y m o n s Gener al
Store, 4 0 1 East L a k e Street, Petoskey Ml 4 9 7 7 0 . ( 1 7 )
Announcements
LOST: L A R G E great dane. Very
affectionate. D o e s n o t bark, only
m u m b l e s A n s w e r s t o "Astro or
Rastro". Last s e e n in the Intergalactic
northern
hemisphere.
Sadly m i s s e d by G e o r g e . Jane.
Judy a n d EIroy. Please contact
the Jetsons.
NEW TODAY!
PART-TIME P R O G R A M director n e e d e d for small nonprofit. Starting salary $ 1 0 , 0 0 0
ar>nually- Experier>ce with successful grant writir>g, runnir^g
a r t o n p r c ^ p r o g r a m a n d interest in the arts. Typing, Internet
a n d Q u i c k B o o k s . Atjibty t o
prioritize, multi-task a n d h a v e
g o o d p e o p l e skills. S e r x j res u m e , cover letter a n d refere n c e s to P O B o x 2 4 9 , Gaylord, Ml 4 9 7 3 4 . Deadline to
apply
Septerrtber
27.
2008,(17)
202
C O O K W A N T E D . A p p l y in person. T h e O l d Depot Restaurant,
Johannesburg.(13t)
DARRYL'S
103
NEW TODAY!
PERFECT 4 bedroom
(989)732-2270.(10t)
ALPINE
FENCE
CO. LLC
CABINS
AT
Loet
ACTM.
C a b i n # 5 a n d «7, $ 3 7 5 m d u d ing utIMtes. Near Biu« QHI
L a k a 11010 N o f t h Otd US>27.
1 - « 7 7 - 2 2 7 - 6 9 7 6 U o petS-OOt)
Administrative
Professional
FREE A N D REDUCED PRICE MEALS
This is the public release that we will send to
GAYLORD HERALD TIMES, INC. on AUGUST 27.
2008. JOHANNESBURG-LEWISTON SCHOOLS today
announced its policy for free and reduced price meals
for children unable to pay the full price of meals served
under the National School Lunch and School Breakfast
Program. The following househokJ size and income
criteria will be used for deterrriining eligitHlity;
SCAU FOt FtiE MIALS 0 1 F U i MILK
SCAU f M UDUCiD P t K l M i A U
Total
Family
Size Annual
1 $13,520
2 $18,200
3 $22,880
4 $27,560
6 $32,240
6 $36,920
7 $41,600
8 $46,280
$4,680*
$1,127
$1,517
$1,907
$2,297
$2,687
$3,077
$3,467
$3,857
$390'
Twice per
Month
$564
$759
$954
$1,149
$1,344
$1,539
$1,734
$1,929
$195-
Every
Two
Weeks
$520
$700
$880
$1,060
$1,240
$1,420
$1,600
$1,780
$180'
Twice per
Weekly .
$260
$350
$440
$530
$620
$710
$800
$890
$90'
$19,240
$25,900
$32,560
$39,220
$45,880
$52,540
$59,200
$65,860
$6,660'
$1,604
$2,159
$2,714
$3,2^
$3,824
$4,379
$4,934
$5,489
$565'
$802
$1,080
$1,357
$1,635
$1,912
$2,190
$2,467
$2,745
$278'
$740
$997
$1,253
$1,509
$1,765
$2,021
$2,277
$2,534
$25r
$370
$499
$627
$755
$883
$1,011
$1,139
$1,267
$129*
For each additional household member add;
$ 9 9 D O W N p a y m e n t s o n selected a u t o m o b i l e s to qualified
buyers. N o credit, b a d credit, rK>
problem.
Taik>red
Enterprises,
P a t o s k ^ . 1-888-774-2264.
www.taik>redenterprises. c o m . (2t)
1997 L I N C O L N Town Car Signature
Series.
Very
clean.
$6,300/best.
(989)370-0533-8819.(13)
NEW TODAY!
1992 O L D S M O B I L E Cutlass Suprerr>e. S o m e rust, runs great.
140,000 mHea $ 2 , 5 0 0 or beat offer. (969)370-8105.(17)
- h U-SAVE
A U T O ^ N T A L .
1987 J E E P Wrangler. H a r d top.
A s is. $1,500. (989)350-8569.(13)
2 0 0 0 G M C Jimmy. G o o d condition. $3,700. (989)619-3894.(13)
NEW TODAY!
• U w OaNy. WMWy a Ma«Mly R«IM
< 9v— Uea< Pleh-Up a DOtyry
• LAEAMY OWMTF A OJPARAM
989-732-0060
1 4 1 OMRF—TLS WYTON
2003
JEEP
Liberty,
V-6.
4
speed, automatic.
Flame red
clear coat, slate gray interior.
C u s t o m e r preferred p a c k a g e 6
C D / 6 s p e a k e r s D e e p tint glass.
R e m o t e entry
Power o p t w n s
a n d towir>g p a c k a g e
$9,200.
(231)529-9054.(17)
Trucks
704
I
mm. . y r t t t t a t S a t t f l
1941 D O D G E 1 t o n stepside
702
Auto P a r i s / A c c e s s o r i e s
pickup 2 o w n e r s . O n g m a l title.
^
R u n s good. Fair to g o o d condi10' H E A V Y duty snovuplow blade
fc
OOO
1930 M o d a l A
2 0 0 2 F O R D M u a t a n g convarti- with
mount.
$1,500.
^ox.
Runs
$900
bte 2 door 3.8, V-6
2 2 . 2 0 0 (989)732-4275.(13)
( 2 3 1 ) 5 9 9 - 3 1 9 4 owonifigs (10)
mttea
P r e m i u m sound. N e v e r
seen
8r>ow.
$10,950. A L P I N E A U T O Parta a n d San/- 1 9 9 1 C H E V R O L E T S - 1 0 6 cylin(231)548-2456.(17)
k:e buytng u a a d a n d junk vehi- der. $1.200. (231 )585-7415.( 13)
cles (989)731-6548.(06)
1999 D O D G E R a m 1500
4
W A N T E D : D E A D or aHve Paying wt>eel drtve. Yelkjw. Tonneau
oover.
Runs
good
$3,500.
2004
FORD
Taurus
S E S c a s h for c a r s ar>d trucka. C a s h
quick
p k * u p . (989)614-6404.(13)
Loaded.
Many
opiiona. u p o n
$6,300A>a«t (969)939-8819.117}_ ( 9 6 9 ) 7 8 6 - 3 9 3 2 . (06)
NEW TODAY!
NEW TODAY!
NEW TODAY!
2 0 0 1 G M C 4 x 4 2 S 0 0 HD Regular cab. 8' box. Topper. Hner,
W e s t e r n poly plow, 8 7 . 0 0 0 mites$9.S00A>eat. ( 2 3 1 ) 4 9 9 ^ 9 6 0 . ( 1 7 )
Alpine
Auto Parts
Services
Used Car & Pickup
-•1
ffon
&
CLASSIFIED ADS
PAY OFF!
Parts
Higl&y
NEW TODAY!
2 0 0 2 F-1S0. 4.6. R * d . 100.000
mtaa. Gka«l truck. Must <
M , 4 0 0 (969)300-0207.(17)
Children from households whose income is at or betow
the levels shown are eligible for free milk.
ApplrcatkHi forms are being sent to all homes with
a letter to parerrts or guardians. To apply f w free or
reduced price school meals, households shoukJ fill out
the form ar>d return it to the school. Additional copies
of the applk^ation form are available at the principal's
office m each school. HousehoWs shoukJ answer aH
questkxis on the form.
NON FOOD STAMP HOUSEHOLDS: An applrcatkxi
wtHCh does not contain aU of the folkTwmg informs
tkxi carwxjt be processed by the school: (1) the total
jr>come by source for each househoW member (such
as wages, c^ikj support, tfc.); (2) names of all househokJ members; ( ^ social security numt>er of the adutt
household member wtx) signs the appiicatkxi; ar>d (4)
the stgnatura of a househoM member.
FOOD STAMP/FIP/FDPIR HOUSEHOLDS: If you
currently receive Food Stamps, F a n % lndeper>derx:e
Program (FIP). or Food Distribution Program on Indian
Reservation (FDPIR) ber>eftt$ lor your child, you onfy
have to list your chiWs name ar>d Food Stamp or FtP/
FDPIR case number srxJ sign the applicatHXi.
The mformatkxi provided by the househokJ m confidential v t d win be used onty for the purpose of dstsrmining ekgibWty. vertfying data, or qualifying ch«dren
for ottier fedsral snd ststs progrsms. s t autf>ortzsd
by the United Stales Dapsrtmsnt of Agriculture. The
school or other officials may verify applications at any
tkns durlrig the school year.
Houssholds msy spply for ber>e#ts at arry tims during
the school year. If s househokJ is not currently s l i g * l e
but has a dacrssss In household Incoms, an Incraase
in housshokl size or if • housshold member becomes
unempkyyad. the housshold should M out an applkatk)n at that tima.
In nx>st cases, FOSTER CHILDREN are eligible for
these benefits regardless of the household's irxxxne.
If a household has foster chikJren living with them and
they wish to apply for free or reduced price meals for
them, tt>e household shoukJ contact tt>e school for
more infonnation. Under the provisrans of the policy,
the FOOD SERVICE DIRECTOR will review ^jpHcatiorts and determine eligibility.
Parents or guardians dissatisfied with the ruling of
the ofAcial may wish to discuss tt>e deoskx^ with tt>e
detennining official on an intomial basis. The househokJ also has the right to a fair hearing. This can be
done by calling or writing the following official:
CARLEE ALLEN. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR 0615
SOUTW ELM, GAYLORD. Ml 49735
Each school and the BOARD OF EDUCATION OFFICE
have a complete poScy. wlifeh may be revtewed by any
interested p v t y .
REAPPLY; Vtou may apply for meal t>enefrta at any
time dunng the school year. K you toee your job, if your
ir>come decreasss, if your famMy size increases, If you
begin Food Stwnps or nP/FDP»R. fW out ar applica
tk>n at thst time.
*ln sccordwtce with Fsdersl law and U.S. Department
of Agnculture polcy, this n ^ t u t k x i is prohibited from
discriminating on the baais of race, cotor. national
origin, aax, age. or disabilty. To fHe a complairrt of
diacrlminatton, wrtta USDA, Dkactof. OfRce of C M
Rights, 1400 independence Avenue, SW. Wsehington.
D C. 20250-9410 or CsR (800) 795-3272 or (202)7206382 (TTY). USDA is sn equal opportunity provkJer
and empkjyer.*
wW be rnformed of appMcatton approval or denial.
SIncarsly,
Sandra Mateliki
Qaylord H*r«ld TlmM
D-4 • W^dnMday, S«pl«mb«r 17.200a
SuperSavers
IVBdes/lndustrial
Medical/Professional
Miscellaneous For
Recreational Vehicles
Pets & Supplies
207
210
Sale
402
100TH ANNIVERSARY Heritage
Softail ClaMic Black and aUver.
Solid
chrome.
3.000
mllee.
$25.(XX). 100th Anniversary Softail Standard. Totally customized. Won best in show award.
2.000
miles.
$25,000.
(9a9)732-2S22.(06)
AKC GOLDEN retriever puppies
Healthy t n i beautlfult Oewdaws
removed, first shots. Ready to
go. Both parents on<«ite. Males
$350.
Females
$400.
( ^ > 4 9 5 - 7 1 8 0 please leave message.(IO)
NEW TODAY!
Drtvers
CDL TRAlNiNQ
Want to 80« the country and gat
paid for r ? Northern Driving Institute. Inc.,
Charlevoix. Ml
1-688-870-6289
www.rK>rthemdrtvtrtg instltute.com. Financing
available for thoee who qualify.
job placement a88i8tar>ce. Jer
29:11(17)
Sates
206
NEW TODAY
INSURANCE MANAGERS and
agents needed to sell health ar>d
other insurance products. We
provide leads. 10 month advarKe connmissions 25%,
bonoses. tralnir>g. management
support and more. To be corwidered. call 1-866-427-2775.(17)
308
PAINT B A L L gun and act^ssoriee. 3 heaters, basketball hoope,
10 gallon fish tank and 2 bottom
feeders,
refrigerator,
youth
left-harxled bow, washer and
electric dryer. (989)732-3616.(13)
NEW TODAYI
CERTIPIED NURSING
ASSISTANTS
Tenderears Qaylord m now
accepting
appUcatlone
for
Certified Nurslrtg Assistants
We offer
Excellent B e r ^ i t s
Competitive Wages
401 (k)
Tuition Reimbursement
Flexible Schedulir>g
Interested applicants apply in
person or ser>d your resume
to: Debbie Schlttaci. RN. Education and Training Director,
508 Random Lane, Gayk>rd,
Ml
49735.
Telephor>e
(989)732-3508.
Fax
(969)731-5260.
E-mail
309
NEW TODAY!
WANTED: STACKABLE washer
and dryer. (989)858-1910.(10)
Dechlllacl9extondlcare.com
Produce & Plants
WANTED
Heating, firaplace and/or spas
experience r>ecessary. Suljmit
resume in person, Phillips Lifestyles. 1182 South Otsego. Gaylord,(21)
Medical/Professional
210
GRANDVUE MEDICAL Care Facility is looking for an Accounts
Payable/Accounts
Receivable
Specialist. Successful candidate
will be organized, professional,
dependable, able to multi-task
while maintaining customer sen/ice focus and possess a minimum of 2 years Medicare/Medicaid billing experierKe. This
full-time position will be eligible
for benefits such as medical,
dental, vision and life insurar>ce,
company pakJ retirement plan
ar>d generous paid time off package.
Applk^tions will be accepted through September 25.
Stop by our facility at 1728
South Peninsula Road. East Jordan to fill out an application or
call Jane Korthase, Human Resource Director at (231)536-2286
with questions.(10)
Machinery
310
CLARK HI-LO. 5000 pound.
Cab. lights, heater. Dual air tires
for outside work. Also White
hard
tire
Hi-Lo
(989)742-4219.(06)
NEW TODAY!
Heating
..
Al' V/OnQiuOrling
304
FIREWOOD. SPLIT, delivered
and dumped. 5 cords/$300. Unlimited supply. (231)420-5069.
ENERG^^DRAFTS^CCEGTE^
2005 JOHN Deere 5205 4WD
diesel tractor for only $2,900,
Syncshuttle transmission, power
steering. No mechanical defects.
Comes with 500 ml of free delivery. Details/pictures contact robgar53 @ gmail .com.
(617)440-4606(17)
Miscellaneous For
Antiques & Auctions
Sale
311
MACQUE
ESTATE
auction!
^ptember
20.
10am. 2136
South Stephen Bndge Road,
Grayling. View online or call Lets
Talk Auction!
(989) 848-5158
www.LetsTalkAuction.com(17)
306
CASH
REGISTER
from
1925-1926. Works but keys are
jammed. 60 plus pounds. Pictures available at http://community. webshots. com/album/56568
4776oOlmx!.
$100.
(989)350-1353.(06)
ICE CREAM (soft serve) and restaurant equipment for sale. All
equipment
for
sale.
(231)347-4901
days
or
(231)547-5182 evenings.(l3)
NEW TODAY!
AIR
DUCT
equipment
and
trailer. Great starter business.
$10,000. (989)915-0085(17)
ANTIQUE WRINGER washing
machine with laundry tub. Works
good. $12S/best. (989)786-4099
after 3:30pm.(13)
ARCHERY TREESTAND. Self
climber.
Like
new.
$55.
(989)786-5878.(13)
AKC REGISTERED St. Bernard
puppies. Shortfiair $500/each
Now
takir>g
deposits.
(989)727-8057.(13)
BABY CRIB with mattress. Simmers. Uke new. Light maple finish. $60. (231)584-3468.(17)
AKC TOY poodle puppies. 1
male. 1 fenrwle. Cream. $225.
(969)858-3961 .(13)
BALI BLINDS for sky track sky
light. 22"x58'. 1 pair with tong
pull opener. Pakj $200. WiH take
$100 (989)732-7235.(17)
CHIHUAHUAS.
MUST
see
NEW TODAY!
Lor>g coated white male and a
1971 VOLKSWAGEN Westfalda s r r K x ^ coated black male. Vet
camper bus. Restored 5 years checked.
Cfiampior>ed
sired.
ago from excellent original vehi- Parents on-stte. ^ 7 5 . New litter
cle. New engine 5,000 miles ago. available
in
October.
LP gas heater for campir>g. inte- (989)448-0161.(06)
rior updated. Call lor photos.
$6,500
or
best
offer.
NEW TODAY!
(231)526-7305.(17)
COCKER
SPANIEL
puppies
FrierKHy, rings bells to be let out.
NEW TODAY!
Come to silent whistle. Taught,
1989
. HARLEY-DAVIDSON sit stay, go down a r ^ leave it.
Sportster 1200. Black. Minor (989)379-3296.(17)
custom. 13,000 miles. Real nice.
Asking
$5,000
PUREBRED SHIH-TZU puppies.
(231)758-0262.(17)
Dewclaws, veterincurian checked.
st>ots.
4
boys.
$400.
NEW TODAY!
(969)657-4193.(13)
1996 KAWASKI KX250. Good
condition.
$1,500/best. L i v e s t o c k & F e e d
(989)350-0074.(17)
603
TWO 2006 Kawasaki Bayuo four
NEW TODAY!
wheelers with trailer. 250cc.
Good condition. $7,500 or Ijest YOUNG ROOSTERS and Banoffer.
(989)350-3996
or tam chickens $3 each. Bantam
(989)731-0930.(02)
hen
with
12
babies
$ 15.
(989)732-3757.(17)
WANTED: COKE and Pepsi
memorabilia. Please call or fax
list of items and prices to
(989)348-6171 Monday through
Friday.
9am-5pm
or
fax
(989)348-6161 anytime.(IOt)
www.terwJercaregaytord.rwt
AKC POMERANIAN puppies
Black male, bkxxj rrwie, white
female. $600. (069)619-4256.(13)
JUST INI SAVE GAS with our
brar>d new mopeds. 50cc. Models starting at $1,195. Call Becroft Motors at (989)705-7800 to
reserve yours today.(19t)
WANTED: ANTIQUES. Coin and
stamp collections, antiques, any
ar>d ail old collectibles and cars.
(407)461-7720 Glenn.(17)
Sales
302
PAT MCKEOWN FORD INC.
2 full-time sales positions availMUMS! MUMS! MUMSI
able. Includes BO plus Demo.
Many cotors. 9" pots. $5/each
paid vacation and holidays.
or five for $20. Wakjrast Tree
Bring your professiorval appearFann, 5374 West M-32. Gayance arid positive attitude, apply
lord. Across
from
Camp
in person at US-31 South, CharSancta
Maria.
levoix. (231)547-4401 or ©mail
(231 >546-2015.(06)
resume
'omckeown @ voyager.net{ 17)
SALESPERSON
2001 JAYCO 28 fifth wheel with
super
sMdeout.
Has
extras.
$9.895/best. (989)786-4099 after
3:30pm,(13)
W a n t e d To B u y
900
ANTIQUE CHILD'S roll top oak
desk. Excellent cortditlon. $65
(989)732-6307(17)
Boats/Snowmobiles
403
2004
POLARIS
snowmobile.
PROX Edge Liberty 800. 1.050
miles. Reverse. Studded. Excellent
condition.
$4,200.
(989)348-1484.(13)
AVOID CHRISTMAS rush!
Great deals on all in stock
Sanpan, Aqua Patio. Sweetwater and South Bay pontoons! Powered by Mercury.
Evinrude E-tec and 5 year
warranted Honda o u t b ^ r d
motors.
A
small
deposit
means you don't have to take
delivery or pay for it until next
spring and we will store it for
you free this winter. Okj Point
Comfort Marine, 4629 West
Higgms Lake Drive. Higgins
Lake. (989)821-5692.(17)
NEW TODAY!
ANTIQUES: 40'S round back
chairs. $20. 42" 40's drop leaf
table. $75. 1920 dry sink $100.
50's
end
tables.
$10.
(989)786-4119.(17)
SpOrting GoodS
401
NEW TODAY!
NEW TODAY!
HUNTERS SPECIAL: Two used
CERTIFIED ORGANIC BEEF. top of the line bows and several
tree
stands
VITALCARE,
NORTHERN Grass Genetic (G.G.) Black An- assorted
Michigan's largest home care gus t>eef. Grass produces the (989)732-2751(17)
company, is seeking a full-time good omega-3 fats instead of OLD TOWN Discovery 158 carespiratory therapist to provide omega-6 fats from grain fattened noe with 2 Carlisle paddles.
patient education and supervi- fimimals. Available by the quarter, Natural finish ash carrying yoke,
sion of home respiratory serv- half, or whole. Also, ground beef thwart and web seats. Excellent
ices. Great benefit package. and (G.G.) bulls and heifers. shape. Has only been on the
EOE.
Fax
resume
to Contact J-Mar or Stony Ridge river 10 times in the past 6 years
(989)742-4505
or
(231)627-1165. Attention: Human Famns
$500/best. Located in Grayling.
(989)742-4065.(17)
Resources. (17)
Photos
on
request
at
tpfaff463©hotmail.com or call
(231)675-3167.(12)
Sell it f a s t i n
NEW TODAY!
WINCHESTER MODEL 70. 300
POURED W A L L forms for sale.
N e w s ' R e v i e w Ciasslfeds!
WIN mag. Burns scope. Perfect.
Paid $25,000! Must sell. Asking
$500. (816)738-1882.(10)
(231)347-2544
$12,000. Call for information.
(989)688-4326,(17)
Find Super Savings in Classifiedsl
NEW TODAY!
NEW TODAY!
1996 STARCRAFT 191 Islander.
19'. 3.0 I ite r Me rCru iser. 126
hours. 1 owner. 4 Cannon electnc downriggers. electronics and
more. Excellent condition with
trailer. Available on Burt l ^ k e to
test dnve and buy for fall fishing.
$8,995, (630)878-1030.(17)
SHRINK WRAPPING, winterizing and storing for tioats and jet
skis. Also snowmobile preseason
preparation, (989)731-5050.(13)
CLASSIFIED ADS PAY OFF!
Tfio
BAND
STUDENTS.
Yamaha
trumpet.
Great
corxjltkx^.
$350/best. (989)370-4755.(13)
BARELY USED rabbit cage with
litter pan. water tx>ttie, resting
pad
and
food.
$45/best.
(989)732-1900.(10)
BUNK BED set with mattresses
Heavy ^duty. Wooden. Twin with
full futon on bottom. Asking
$100. (989)732-5053.(13)
CHEST
OF
drawers
(989)732-1300.(17)
$30
COUCH
HIDE-A-BED.
(989)619-9231,(17)
$50
CRAFTSMAN WOOD chipper
shredder. 8 horsepower Briggs &
Stratton.
$ 125/best.
(231)585-7550.(17)
CULTURED STONE Pro-Line's
hillside splitrock. 30 square feet.
Paid $210 from GCP, Will sell for
$99. (231)585-6193.(13)
SuperSavers
DINING ROOM table 4 chairs 1
leaf.
Good condition.
$100.
(989)732-3560
or
(989)614-1011.(17)
900
1 DOLLAR TO $1000
SUPER SAVERS
All ads run for 2 days in
the Gayk)rd Herald Tirr>es and
for an additional $5.00, 1 day
in the Mart^etplace
Maximum 20 words...Free.
Items Priced
Free for items
$100 and under
$4.00 for items $101 - $300
$5.60 for items $301 - $600
$7,20 for items $601 - $1000
Enjoy the success of our
SUPER SAVERS
10 TANNED deer hides without
fur. $100. (989)732-7924.(13)
17" CRT monitor with flat
screen. $40. (989)732-8039.(10)
18'X4' ROUND quick set pool
with chemicals. Excellent corKJition.
$100/best.
(989)619-4256.(13)
1974 EVINRUDE 440 Only 800
miles. Not started in 2 years.
$100. (231)546-4849.(13)
2 DRYERS. GOOD condition. 3
years
old.
$75/each.
(989)731-5898.(17)
3 NEW mahogany/leather barstools .
Solid
wood.
$ 100.
(989)350-8569.
(989)350-3270.(13)
I t e m Price
5
GOODYEAR
P255/70R16
tires. $1W. (989)732-8491 .(17)
$601-$1,000 = $7.20
•
FUEL OIL furnace with oil tank.
$100. Scott 989-614-6100.(17)
FUEL OIL furnace with oil tank.
$100. Scott. (989)614-6100.(17)
FUTON. SOLID wood Excellent
condition.
$125
(989)939-7379.(17)
ARMOIRE.
CHILD'S.
$20, (989)732-6307.(17)
White
HUSQVARNA SNOWBLOWER.
9 horsepower Tecumseh engine.
$75/best.
(231)585-7550.(17)
LOG TABLE. 8' long. 2 benches,
2 chairs. $800. Gray microfiber
couch and chaise lounge. Stainguard.
New.
$300/both.
(989)350-8569.
(989)350-3270.(13)
MARCY WEIGHT bench Like
new. $50. Yukon AB crunch machine, $99, (989)939-8452.(17)
MOTOROLA RAZR V3M (Spnnt)
cell pfione with charger, car
charger and manual. Excellent
conditkjn.
$75.
(989)619-0823.(17)
NAVY BLUE lift Chair Very good
condition.
$300.
(989)732-1485.(13)
NORDIC HOT tub
Excellent
coTKlition. Full and running. All
extras included.
Excellent puchase
at
$1,000.
(989)732-2006(17)
OAK DROP leaf end table. $85.
Hound cherry end table. $85.
&nall
oak
nightstand
$40
(989)939-7226.-(17)
PAIR SPERRY
shoes
size
(989)732-1009
Oil top
11M.
siders
$25
=$4
$301-$600 = $5.60
No dealer ads please. Pie-payment is
equired W e accept Visa, MasterCard & Dtscover
FLORAL
EARTHTON6
sofa
sleeper $20, (989)619-3614(17)
GUITAR.
ACOUSTIC.
$100,
(989)619-2750.(13)
HEWLETT-PACKARD
PAVILION 4463 computer. Needs new
hard drive. Complete with monitor, keyboard and wires, $75.
(989)705-8189
leave
message.(13)
T o place a n ad:
$101-$300
FAKE 5' green potted plant. $15.
(989)732-4181.(13)
Garage sales and pets not applicable, Not available for the
use of commercial businesses
The highest priced item determines the cost of your ad.
Price of the item must be advertised.
List e a c h i t e m a n d its b a r g a i n p r i c e . T h e h i g h e s t
p r i c e d i t e m d e t e r m i n e s t h e c o s t of y o u r a d . P r i c e s
a r e f o r 20 w o r d s , 2 days.
$100 and under = Free
heater
$75
GAS STOVE. Natural or propane. Good condition. $100.
(231)587-9130.(13)
22" LONG large hydraulic cylinder
for
log
splitter.
$50,
(989)786-2831.(17)
25' ANTENNA mast 5' sections
with guide wires and hardware,
$50rt>est, (231)546-3281.(13)
where every item is $1,000 or less!
ELECTRIC
WATER
Barely
used.
(989)448-0393.(17)
Call us today!
Gaylord Herald Times.
(989)732-1111
1969 FLEETWING pull behind
camper. Sleeps 2. New tongue,
new rims arnl tires. Set up for
hunting.
$650.
(989)350-5896.(13)
n 5 < s / / P
DEER BLIND windows. New,
42^x27", Insulated, $15, Not insulated, $10. (989)732-7494.(13)
9 8 9 - 7 3 2 - 1 1 1 1
(laylord Community Schools
Educational Assistant
Gaylord Intermediate School is seeking an Educational
Assistant to vroiit with students during and after school
(11:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.)
• Must have an Associate's Degree or the equivalent to meet
iederal highly qualified standard
Willingness and ability to work with elementary school
students in a child care capacity
CPR and first Aid certification required prior to working
with students
Position is 6.5 hours pef day, 5 days pef week during school year Please send
covet leKK, resumt completed application S 3referenceletters to;
you think y o u ' v e found our I M P O S T O R
c l a s s i f i e a a d , d o o n e of t h e f o l l o w i n g :
Cheryl Wojtas, Superintendent,
do Personnel Office, Gaylord Community Schools,
615 S. Elm St., Gaylord, Ml 49735
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D r o p it o f f a t t h e H e r a l d T i m e s
Email [email protected]
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NAME:
ADDRESS:
PHONE NUMBER
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o o i ^ o n arxt FAKE A O t o ; Oay»ord
T l r n ^ . P.O. B o x 5«e. 0 « y k x d , M l 49734
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Special Education Classroom Assistant
Gaylord Intemtediate School is seeking a Special Education
Classroom Assistant to work with students that have emotional and/or behavioral needs. Must have an Associate's
degree or the equivalent to meet federal highly qualified
standard: willingness and ability to work with students
who have severe behavtora) and emotional needs: ability
to remain cahti and provide positive behavior support to
students: abilitytoeffectively communicate in writing and
verbally. Prefer experience with Crisis Prevention Institute
de-escalation strategies or equwalent. Position is 6 hours
per day, S days per week during student school year
Please send cover letter; resume, completed application & 3
referetKe letters by September 22, 2008 to;
Cheryl Woltas. Superintendent
(Jo Personnel Office. Gaylord Community Schools.
615 S. Elm St, Gaytord, Ml 49735
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W*dnMday. September 17.2008 • D-5
Qaylord Herald T1m«s
SuperSavers
SuperSavers
900
PROPANE
DRYER.
$15.
(989)658-1474 a s k for Brtan.(17)
900
TREADMILL.
MANUAL.
(989)619-2750.(17)
Q U E E N SIZE S«lect
mattress
set.
(989)731-4225.(17)
TROY-BUILT CHIPPER-VAC. 5
horsepower.
$600.
(969)731-0312.(13)
Comfort
$500.
RECLINER. U K E
new.
blue.
Oversized.
(989)732-1979
m e s s a g e . (17)
Dark
$100.
leave
S I Z E 12 w e d d i n g d r e s s Never
worn! $100.
10 karat w e d d i n g
b a n d set. Size 5. $ 1 0 0 . Call
Tracey. ( 9 8 9 ) 7 3 2 - 8 0 4 0
SNOWMOBILE
HELMET
by
Lazer. A full face B l i z z a r d helmet
with breath m a s k . L i k e new. Med i u m . $85, ( 2 3 1 ) 4 3 6 - 7 6 3 2 . ( 1 7 )
T H R E E 3 0 0 galton fuel t a n k s o n
star>ds. $ 1 0 0 / e a c h . 5 0 gallon fuel
tank
for
pk:kup.
$ 100.
(989)370-3392.(17)
T O T A L G Y M 1700. N e v e r used.
$65. ( 9 8 9 ) 7 0 5 - 8 8 5 8 . ( 1 3 )
TRADITIONAL
STYLE
sofa
Sleeper. $20, ( 9 8 9 ) 7 3 2 - 6 3 0 7 . ( 1 3 )
T R A I L E R A X L E w i t h springs ar>d
3 tires. $100. ( 9 8 9 ) 3 7 0 - 0 7 0 2 . ( 1 3 )
$90.
WHIRLPOOL
WHITE
side-by-side
refrigerator.
Like
new, $ 3 0 0 . ( 9 8 9 ) 7 3 7 - 8 5 4 9 . ( 1 7 )
W O O D S l i g y E i C A S T iron. Perfect for pole b a m , etc. $200.
(989)731-3307.(17)
An advertisement
is a
Advertising
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Happens -
WHIRLPOOL
WHITE
skle-by-side
refrigerator.
Like
new. $ 3 0 0 . ( 9 8 9 ) 7 3 7 - 8 5 4 9 , ( 1 7 )
W I L D U F E P R I N T full size sofa
sleeper. New. $ 4 0 0 / b e s t . 3 new
log
barstools.
$125/each
or
$300/all.
(989)350-8569.
(989)350-3270.(13)
REMEMBER:
'^Without
V E N T L E S S O A S fireplace. $200.
Gas stove. $ 1 5 0 . Washer. $50.
G a s dryer. $ 7 5 .
Refhgerator.
$250. All in g c ^ w o r k i n g cor>ditlon. ( 9 8 9 ) 7 3 2 - 4 9 5 8 . ( 1 7 )
W H I R L P O O L G A S stove. White
a n d btack. b k e
new. $100.
(989)737-8549.(13)
Salesperson
in Print!
NOTHING!
With:
P.T. Barnum
*N0 sick pay
DISTRICT MANAGER
SALES REPS
*N0 office space
*N0 mileage expenses
A Michigan Company
expanding
in northwestern M i c h i g a n is seeking sales
reps and a district manager. N o overnight
travel. O n l y the best need apply. Base plus
c o m m i s s i o n , $ 5 0 , 0 0 0 - $ 7 5 , 0 0 0 for first
year probable. Income c o m m e n s u r a t e w i t h
experience.
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987.732.111
Call Mr. K l i n e :
Monday- Friday
September 1 5 - 1 9
10 a.m.-3 p . m .
877-544-1944
Senior Civil Engineer
or Architect
Work and Play Where Otiiers Vacation!
An incredible w a t e r f r o n t community is looking for healthcare professionals whose idea of theAmerican dream includes living in a relaxed,
resort area w i t h award-winning schools and plenty of outdoor adventure.
ARMC is currently seeking
quirements for registry as a pharmacist.
10+
years
of
experience, project
management skills, and license required. The
successful candidate will manage staff, expand
the company's Sault Ste. Marie office, and
create work for others in the company. This is a
Director of Pharmacy
Graduate of an A M A approved school of pharmacy.
with
Meets the re-
Must have a m i n i m u m of
five years experience as a pharmacist and/or assistant director. Prefer
experience in a hospital setting, Strong knowledge of CAP and JCAHO
regulations
Director of Rehabilitation Services
Graduate of an approved school of physical therapy, occupational
therapy, speech pathology, athletic training, or other related allied
health program. Meets the requirement for licensure or certification
w i t h the respective national organization. M i n i m u m of five years experience as a therapist. Experience in hospital, outpatient, and home
care rehabilitation settings preferred. Management experience highly
desired.
We offer a competitive salary, excellent benefit and retirement packages. Reasonable interview and relocation assistance. Superior staff.
challenging position and offers an unparalleled
opportunity for career growth.
Contact [email protected] or
call 800-562-7684.
FOX
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AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN
WANTED
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F o x C h a r l e v o i x , a m e m b e r of t h e F o x M o t o r s a u t o m o t i v e
group, has a great opportunity for you!
For more information, call the Human Resource Department at 800-
• P o t e n t i a l t o t u r n a n a v e r a g e of 5 0 h o u r s / w e e k
556-8842. ext. 8 1 8 4 or e-mail [email protected].
• Incentivized pay plan,
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You may also email your resume to hr@foxmotorsusa.
c o m or fax to 2 3 1 - 5 4 7 - 6 8 0 0 .
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Mufflers, Brakes
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Oaylord. M l 49736
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989-348-6950
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NOTICE OF MOnrOAOE
FORECLOSURE SALE
THiS FIRM tS A DEBT COLLECTOR
ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT.
ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN
WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER BELOW IF
YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILfTABY
DUTY.
ATTN p u r t h a s e r S ' This sale may
Ka f r i n r i a r i hu Hm fi ym liT^nn moTto w e e In that^vent your damagea. if
turn Of the bid amount tendered at
MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been
made In the corxJltlons of s mortgage
made by /^idrew J, Smrth a ^ a A.J.
Smtth WKJ JW S. Smith, his wife, ortginal mortgagor<s), to First Chicago
NBD H-Hoftgage Comparvy. Mortgagee,
^ " " . g T S i
aiyj assigned by
^ 1 ^ ^ ' i^SSin>ents"to w w £ " Fargo
B«nl< N A M assignee as docuS S i d ^ J T a i ^ - n J n t , in Otsego
county leconjB Michigan, on which
mortmoe there Is claimed to be due
th« sum of One
SJISLd Nk>ir^lKjt«Lid
HunS ^ S m r t v ^ h t J i d e & l O O Dollar,
a ^ 4 M 8 a in5udiiS^ Interest at
R
r w Annum
6,85% per an
Under the power of sale contained in
said mortgage and the statute in such
case m a d e a n d provided, notice is
hereby given that said mortgage will
be foreclosed by a sale of the mort' or some part
-*
gaged premises,
of
them, at public vertdue. at this place
of holding the circuit court wtthin Otsego County, at 10:00 AM. on October 2, 2008.
I BrtAi
FORECLOSURE NOTICE
RANDALL S MILLER & ASSOCiATFS PC IS A OFBT COLLECTOR
AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED
WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
Mortoaoe Sale - Defautt has bean
mediTSTthe condlttons of a certain
JlSLSs
mStobT %ioetoL
Davila-Martinez a Married Woman
«>d CheTvIe Srsdlch
a Marked
Woman, and David L. siedtoh. a MarTW) Utan, «KJ Waym L. D.vita-MBrtinez, a Married Man a/K/a Wayne DavUa-lwlartlrtaz to Amertqueat Mortgage
Comp«»y, Mortgages, dated May 30,
2001. » d recorded on Jur>e 12.
200l! in Lrt>er 0606. Page 914. Otsego County Records, said mortgage
was aaatgned to WM Specialty Mortgage LLC by an Assignment of Mortgage dated July 25, 2 0 W and reo.; ALO^SI i ; SOOS m Lib«r
1177 on Page 866, on which mongage there i ^ l a l m « a to be due at the
da'e hereof the sum of One Hundred
TWrteen Thousand Eight Hundred
Ninety
Seven
and
2V100
D d l a i s S l 13,897,25) including interest at the rate of 11.876% per annum
husband •od wif*. Moftgaoor*. to
FIRST NATONAL BANK OF QAYLORD • National bank, having K»
ortncioti offlca at 4200 East Qaltllna.
g S S T a S S T M l 4«2S,
Apni 17 2001 and r«cordad
May 8 2 « 1 in Ubsr 0801 of Mortoaoas Paga 911 By raason of such
deSuli ths undersigned elects to declaie the entire u n p ^ »T*x»nt of said
mortoaoe due and payable forthwith.
Under the power of sale contained in
said mortgage and the statute in such
case made and provided, notice is
hereby given that said mortgage will
be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some part of
them, at public venue, at the North
door of the City-County Building in
Gaylord. Michigan at 10:00 AM on
rt AAi-to
October 9.2008.
oww
».v situated in
... TownSaid premises are
ship of Dover. Otsego County. Michiand are described as: Unit 5E.
Treetops North Estates, a condominlum pursuant to the Master Deed recorded in Liber 589. Pages 906-969.
inclusive, and amended by First
Amendment and the Second /^mer>dments to the Master Deed recorded
in Liber 646. Pages 472-508 and U ber 685, Pages 525-562. Otsego
C ^ n t y Records, r e s p ^ i v e l y . as Ot
»eoo County Condominium Subdivi- ..
sion Plan No. 16. together with rights
In common elements as set forth in
the above Master Deed, as amended,
and as descnbed in 1978 PA. 59, a s
amended, sut^ect to all easements,
reservations, restrictions of record
arKl as set forth in the above referenced Master Deed, as amended
The redemption penod shall be 6
months from the date of such sale,
unless determined abandoned m accordance with MCLA 600.3241 a. in
which case the redemption penod
shaJI be 30 days from the date of
such sale.
Dated: September 3. 2008
For more information, please call:
FC D 248.593.1309
Trott & Tfott, PC.
^ £ o * ^ c S h w ^ ^ ^ H i a h w a v Suite
31440 Northwestern Highway, i»uite
200
Michigan
Farmington
I
48334-2525
File «189435F03
(9-3-4)
LEGAL
MORTGAGE SALE
This firm is a debt collector attemptif>g to collect a debt, and any information obtair>ed will be used for that
purpose.
Default has occuned in a mortgage
made by Raymond L. Mahaffy, Sr. a
marned man. Betty J. Mahaffy. a married wontan, and Leonard K. Mahaffy,
an unmarried man, to NPB Mortgage.
LLC, dated October 9, 2003 and recorded on November 3, 2<X)3 in liber
972 page 169. Otsego County records and assigned to Rose Land
and Finance Corporation on January
21. 2008 and recorded on February
22. 2008 In liber 1164. page 405. Otsego County records. The mortgage
holder has begun no proceedir>gs to
recover any part of the debt, which is
now $173,126.94.
The mortgage will be foreclosed by a
pubUc sale of the property on Thursday. October 16. 2008 at 10:00 a.m.,
at front (north) door of City-County
BuUdlrtg. Gaylord, Michigan.
The
property will be sold to pay the
amount then due on the mortgage.
together with interest at 8.95 per
cent. fOTBClosure costs, attorney f e ^ ,
and d s o any taxes and irtsurance that
the nrx>rtgage holder pays before the
latria
The property is located in Bagley
Tovmship. Otsego County. Michigan,
ar>d is described in the mortgage as:
Lot 64, Michaywe' Fairways #2. according to the plat thereof as recorded In Liber 4 of Plats. Page 149,
Otsego County Records.
The redemption period will be six
months from the date of sate; but If
the property is cUi^andoned, the redemption p ^ o d will be one month
from the date of sale.
Date: September 11, 2008
Joseph B. Backus, attorney for mortgage hokler
PO. Box 794
East Lansing, Ml 48826
517-337-1617
(9-17-4)
Said premises are situated in the
Township
of
Charlton.
Otsego
County, Michigan, and are descnbed
Lot 151, Block 2. Little Bear Lake
Subdivision, as Recorded in Liber 1 of
Plats. Page 11, Otsego County Records
6559 BEACH
At the date of this N o t k * there is
claimed to bs due for principle af>d
interest on said mortgage the sum of
SIXTY EK3HT THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED
SIXTY
AND
5S/100
($66,760.55) dollars mdudir^g interest
at the rate of 6.25% per annum. No
suit or proceeding at law has been instituted to recover the debt secured
by said mortgage or any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of the power of sale contaned in said
m o n g ^ x ana t n . statute in such
case made and provided and to pay
saKj amount with interest as provided
in said moitgage, and all l e g ^ costs,
c h a i ^ . and expenses, including attomey fees allowed by law, said
gage will be foreclosed by sale of the
mortgaged promises at public vendue
to the highest bidder at the lower
»vel lobby of the Otsego County
Courthouse, 225 W. IVIain Street, the
piace of holding the Circuit Court
within the County of Otsego. City of
Gaylord. Michigan, on October 23.
2008. at 10:(X3 a.m.. local time.
. „ w. a . ki^
o k
Pursuant to Public
lie Acts of 1971 [MCLA 600.3240(8).
MSA 27A3240(8)1 the redemption pefiod shall
cKaII be
Ka 6a months from
tmm the
thA date
fiAtA
of the foreclosure saie. unless the
property is detennined to be abandoned under MCLA 600.3241a: MSA
27A.3241(1), in which case the property may be redeemed dunng the 30
days immediately following the sale
or expiration of statutory notice period
The redemption penod shall be 6
months from the date of such sale,
unless determined abandoned in accordance with MCL 600.3241a.
which case the redemption penod
30 days from the date of
such sate, or 15 days after statutory
notice, whichever is later.
The premises covered by said mortgage are situated in the Township of
Hayes, County of Otsego. State of
Michigan, descnbed as follows, to
Lots 9 and 10, Turner & Sons Sutxjivision Number 1, according to the
plat thereof as recorded in Liber 2 of
Plats. Page 56. Otsego County ReIIN79.'*IN.NRV>.NR»Q-(VI
cords. <K)72-310-000-009-00.
Dated: September 10, 2008
Date: September 11. 2008
Randall S. Miller & Associates, PC.
Attorneys for Assignee
43252 Woodward Ave.. Suite 180
Bloomfield Hills, Ml 48302
(248) 335-9200
OurFileNo. 141.01110
(9-10-4)
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GAYLORD
a National bank.
Mortgagee
LEGAL
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SCHNEIDERMAN
&
SHERMAN,
PC.. IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT
A DEBT ANY INFORMATION WE
OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR
OFFICE AT (248)539-7400 IF YOU
ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY,
MORTC5AGE SALE - Default has been
made in the conditions of a mortgage
by ANTTjONY_ MOT^. ^ R RIED and MICHELLE R, MOTZ, MARRIED, JOIf4T TENANTS, to Mortgage
Electnanic Regtstration Systerra. lr>c.
CMERS"). solely as nominee for
lender aixj tender's successors and
assigns.. Mortgagee, dated May 8.
2003. and recorded on Meiy 19, 2003,
in Litser 0934, on Page 526, Otsego
County Records. Michigan, on which
mortgage there is claimed to be due
«t the date hereof tt>e sum of
Forty-Seven Thousand Three Hundred
Eighty-Ffve
Dollars
and
Seventy-Five Cents ($47,385.75).
eluding interest at 7.000% per annum.
Under the power of sale contained in
surh
said mortgage and the statue
case made arxj provided, notice is
hereby given that said rr>ortgage will
be f o i ^ o s e d by a sate of the mortgaged premises, or some part of
ttiem, at public venue, at the North
door of the Ci^-County Building in
Gaylord. Michigan, at 10:00 AM
o'ckx:k, on October 16, 2008
Said premises are located in Otsego
County, Michigan and are described
as:
LOT 5 BLOCK 14 ORIGINAL PLAT
OF THE VILLAGE, NOW CITY OF
GAYLORD, ACCORDING TO THE
PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN
LIBER 1 OF PLATS. PAGE 28, OTSEGO COUNTY RECORDS.
The redemption penod shall be 6
months from the date of such sale
unless determined abandoned in accordar>ce with 1948CL 600.3241a, In
which case the redemption period
shall be 30 days from the date of
such sate.
Dated; September 9. 2008Mortgage Electronic Registreition Systems. Inc. ('MERS'}. solely as nomir>ee for lerxJer and ler>der's successors and assigns.
Mortgagee/Aa^nee
Schneiderman & Sherman. PC.
23100 Pfosriderice Drive, Suite 450
Southfteld, Ml 48075
(9-17-4)
LEGAL
MORTGAGE SALE
Thts is an attempt to coHect a debt.
and any ir^ormation obtairied will be
used for that purpose.
Default has occurred m the cor>ditions
of a mortgage made by BRIAN
YOUNGS and RONNA YOUNGS,
C O R W r m TOWNSHIP
B I D NOTICE
C o r w i t h Township is n o w a c c e p t i n g b i d s for s n o w p t o w i n g a n d rem o v a l at t h e C o f w t t h T o w n s h i p Hall and landfiU t r a n s f e r station.
B i d d e r m u s t b e re8por>slble for s n o w p t o w i n g a n d r e n ^ v a l , carry
o w n i n s u r a n c e a n d liabHtty a n d sign agreement t o t h a t e f f e c t .
B i d s m u s t b e r e c e i v e d b y M o n d a y , Septeo>ber 29. 2 0 0 8 at 4 : 0 0
p . m . Please s p e c i f y " S n o w R e n * ) v a l Bid" o n o u t e r e n v e l o p e .
B i d s n f ^ b e m a i l e d t o t h e T o w n s h i p at PO B o x 100, VanderbHt.
M l 4 9 7 9 5 , ( 9 8 9 ) ^ - 2 8 6 5 . C o r w i t h T o w n s h i p reserves t h e
to
a c c e p t o r rsject a n y o r aN b i d s .
O T S I G O COUNTY
HOUSING C O M M I T T I I
N O T I C I OP M I B U C H I A R I N O
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l«>p«catton t o M i c h i g a n S t a t e H o u a i n g D a v a l o p m a r t A u t h o r i t y tor
f u n d i n g m l a r t h e 2 0 0 6 H o u a i n g R a a o u i c e Fund, C o m i t i u n l t y 0 » v a t o f i m a n t B l o c k G r a n t H o u a i n g Program. T h a p u b l i c h e a r t n g w M
b a h a l d o n Thureday. S a p l a m b a r 18, 2 0 0 6 at 9 : 3 0 a . m . in t h a
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Wednesday, September 17, 2008 • 7
Legals &. Public Notices
A N EOUAL OPPORTUNITY HOUSING PFIOG«AM
SCHENK. BONCHER & RYPMA
Gary PSchenk PI9970
601 Three Mile Road. N.W.
Grand Rapids, Ml 49544-1601
(616)647-8277
(9-17-4)
LEGAL
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SCHNEIDERMAN
&
SHERf^N,
PC . IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT
A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION WE
OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR
NP ?IS ® A
T
Y
O
^
^
ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY.
MORTnAGE i5ALE - Default has been
MORTGAGE SAL± L)eTautt nas Deen
I I S S 'bv C H F U S T O P H E R ^ l S W c
iikSUCi uy
i n i , j I wr •
« wi-i-rw-.,
AKA CHRISTOPHER A. LEBLANCE.
A SINGLE MAN. to Mortgage Electronie Raaistration Svstems. Inc.
i S s r S S f r a s ' ^ n ^ o r e e 'Vor
lender and lender's successors and
assigns,. Mortgagee, dated August
25. 2006. and recorded on August 28.
2006, in Liber 1106, on Page 635,
and assigned by said mortgagee to
DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST
COMPANY AS TRUSTEE FOR MORGAN STANLEY MSAC 2007-HE1, as
assigned. Otsego County Records,
Michigan, on which mortgage there is
claimed to be due at the date nereor
the sum ot One Hundred S e v ^ t y
Thousand Four Hundred Fifty Dollars
and Thirty-Eight Cents ($170,450.38),
including interest at 7.190% per emnum.
WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER BELOW IF
YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY
DUTV.
ATTN PURCHASERS; Th»s sals may
bs rascinded by ths foractosmg mortgagea. In that evsnt. your damages, it
any. shall bs hmrtsd solely to the f»tum of the btd amount tendered at
^
p j y , interes,.
($107,502.24). mciuding int«rMt
796 pef anoom.
DUTY
MORTGAGE SALE • Oafault has baan
mads in ths conditions of a mortoaos
m ^ b y l>vid
» unmamad man. to Mortgaoa Elactronic
RsQWration Systsms, Inc., as nominas for Isndar and lander's succassors and/or aasigns. Mortgages,
dated October 13. 2006 and recorded
October 26, 2006 in Liber 1113. Page
631. Otsego County Records. MIchi^ n . Said mortgage is rK>w held by
Provident Fur>ding Associates. L.P..
CalHomla L j ^ e d Partnership by
sigrwnent. There is claimed to be due
at the date hereof the sum of One
Hundred Twenty Thousand Thr4e
Hundred One and 27/100 Dollars
($120,301.2 7) including interest at
5.875% per annum.
MORTGAGE SALE • Default has been
made in
mad.
CynthB C ^ . A Siogte
^
Saxon Mortgage, ^"C^^^iAortgagee,
dated October 1'corded on October 30. 2006 in uber
1113 on Page 837, in Otsego„ county
recorcte,
Michigan,to a iDeutsche
^ assigned
by Under the power of sale contained in
said Mortgagee
Banf^
National Trust Company, as Trustee said mortgage and the statute in such
for Saxon /^sset Securities Trust case made and provided, notice is
2007-1 as assignae. on which mort- hereby given that said m<«ga9e will
gage there is claimed to be due at tlw be l ^ l o s e d by a sale ot the
date h ^ ( the sum of Two Hundred gaged p r e m ^ ^ , or some p a r ^ j ) ^
them, at public vendue at the North
Eighty-Eight T h o ^ d ^
door of the City County Building in
A™) J
,
Gaylord. Michigan in Otsego County,
»
Michigan at 10:00 a.m. on SEPTEM8,5% per annum.
BER 25, 2008.
.
^
Under the power ot sale contained in
said mortgage and the statute In such SaKl premises are located in the
case made and provided, notice « T^ownship of Dover, O t ^ County,
hereby given that said m < M ^ will Michigan, and are descnbed as:
be foreclosed by a sale ot the mort-^ ^
^ ^
^ ^ ^
gaged premises, or some part of Parcel A: A parcel of land on part of
them, at public vendue, at the place the Northwest one-quarter of Section
of holding the circuit court within Ot- 17, Town 31 North, Rar>ge 2 West,
sego County, at 10:00 AM, on Octo- Dov6r Township. Otsego County,
"
Michigan, descnbed as: commencing
ber9. 2008.
at the North one-quarter comer of
Said premises are situated in Town- said Section 17; thence South 01 deship of Livingston, Otsego County, gree 22 minutes 06 seconds West.
Michigan, and are descnbed as: The 255.50 feet along the North-South
East 1/2 of the West 1/2 of the North- one-quarter line of said section 17 to
east 1/4 of Section 19. Town 31 the point of beginning; ther>ce continuing South 01 degrees 22 mmutes
North, Rar>ge 3 West.
06 seconds West 394.78 feet ak>ng
The redemption period shall be 12 said North-South one-quarter Itne of
months from the date of such sale, Section 17: thence North 89 degrees
unless determir>ed abandoned in ac- 18 minutes 14 seconds West. 235.02
cordar\ce with MCLA 600.3241a. in feet; thence North 01 degrees 22
which case the redemption period minutes 06 seconds East. 394.89
shall be 30 days from the date of feet; thence South 89 degrees 16
minutes 35 seconds East. 235.01 feet
such sale.
to the point of beginning, being sublect to an easement for ingress,
Dated: September 10, 2(X)8
egress and public utilities over and
across the Southerly 30 feet. Also,
For more information, please call;
subject to an easement for highway
F C R 248.593.1305
purposes over and across the EastTrott & Trott, PC.
erfy 33 feet thereof. Together vflth a
Attorneys For Servicer
31440 Northwestern Highway, Suite 30 foot Easement for ingress, egress
and public utilities whose centerline is
200
Farmington
Hills.
Michigan described as: Commencing at the
North one-quarter comer of said Sec48334-2525
tion 17: thence South 01 degree 22
File #219919F01
(9-10-4) minutes 06 seconds West, 622.07
feet along the North-South one-quarter of said Section 17 to the point of
LEGAL
beginmng of this easement; thence
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
North 86 degrees 11 minutes 09 secFORECLOSURE NOTICE
This IS an attempt to collect a debt onds West. 235,21 feet; thence South
and any information obtained will be 76 degrees 26 minutes 19 seconds
used for that purpose. Please contact West. 105-56 feet; thence North 89
the office below if you are in active degrees 18 minutes 14 seconds
West. 367.01 feet to the point of endmilitary service
ing of this easement.
DEFAULT having been made in the
terms and conditions of a certain
mortoage made by KATHERINE L
TASKEY a single woman Mortgagor
to First federal of Northern Michigan,
Mortgagee,"'dat^'The '25^^^
May, 2«56, and recorded m the Office
o r V h e R ^ s r e r o T ^ D e ^ s f o r the
County ot Otsego and State of Michlrvi the 2nd dav of June 2006 in
Lib^"County Records, pages
896-914
aner on which mortgage there is
896-S
claimed to be due at the date of this
^ n a p a l ^ n d ^ i n t e ' ^ ' "he
"otice, tor pnncipaJ ana iniere^, tne
Parcel B: A parcel of land on part of
Northwest one-quarter of Section
17, Town 31 North, Range 2 West,
Dover Township, . Otsego coun^^
Michigan, descnbed as: commencing
at
North one-quart^ corner of
said section 17; thence North 89 de9 ^ 1 6
s ^ o n d s West
304,00 feet along the North line of
said section 17 to the point o f ^ m " ' " 9 : thence South 01 degree 22 mmutes 06_seconds West. 255.50 feet;
thence South 89 degrees 16 minutes
qq feet; th£i«r-a
35 seconds East. ea
68-99
thence
Undsf ths powsf of sals containad in
cass mads and pfovtdad. notica is
hsmby o'vsn that said nwtgaBa will
be foraciosad by a sale of ths mortgaged premises, or some part of
them, at puWc vendue, at the p » ^
of holding ths circutt court wtthin Otsego County, at 10:00 AM. on Octo
ber9. 2006.
Said premises are situated m Township of Elrmra. Otsego County. Michigan. ar>d are described as: Parcel A:
""
The South
~ -- 1/2
- - of the Southeast
"
1/4
of
the Southeast 1/4 of the Southeast
1/4 of Section 25. Town 31 North.
Range 4 West descnbed aa t>eginning
at the Southeast comer of said Section 25: thence North 88 degrees 36
minutes 47 seconds West 658.34 feet
along the South line of sa»d Section
25 and the centedine of Hallenius
Road t h ^ e N<«h 00 d e ^
16
thence South 88 degrees 39 minutes
40 seconds East 658.22 feet; thence
South 00 degrees 15 minutes 07 sec
onds West 333.61 feel alorig the East
line of said Section 25 and the center
line of Townline Road to the point of
beginning.
The redemption period shall be 12
months from the date of such sale
unless determined abandorwJ in ac
cordance with MCLA 60C.3241a. "
which case the rMemption
period
•shall be 30 days from tt>e date of
such sale.
Dated: September 10. 2008
For more information, pleasecall:
FC R 248.593.1305
Trott & Trott. PC.
Attorneys For Servicer
31440 Northwestern Highway, Suite
200
Michigan
Hills.
Farmington
48334-2525
File «219527F01
(9-10-4)
LEGAL
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE
THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR
ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT
ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN
WILL BE USED FOR "WAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER BELOW IF
YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY
DUTY.
ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may
t>e rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee. In that event, your damages, if
any, shall be limited solely to the raturn of the bid amount tendered at
sale, plus interest.
MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been
made in the conditions of a rr>ortgage
made by Theresa A Wummel aka
Theresa Wummel, a mamed woman
and Bradley T Wummel. her husband,
onginal rrK>rtgagor(s), to Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems. Inc.,
as nominee for lender and lender's
successors and/or assigns. Mortga
gee, dated_August 29. 2007^ and re^ r d e d on September 5. 2007 in Liber
1149 on Page 352, in a s e g o county
records. Michigan, and assigned by
said Mortgagee to Tayior, Bean S
Whrtaker Mortgage Corp. as assignee, on which mortgage there is
claimed to be due at the date hereof
the sum of Ninety Thousand_ Two
Hundred Eighty-Five And 44/100 Dollars ($90,285.44). including interest at
7.125% per annum.
South 01 degree 22 minutes 06 Seconds West. 394.89 feet; thence North
89 degrees 18 minutes 14 seconds
West. 269-00 Feet; thence North 01
degree 22 minutes 06 seconds East,
650-51 feet: thence South 89 degrees
16 minutes 35 seconds East. 200.00
feet to the point of beginning, being
subject to an easement tor ingress,
Now therefore by virtue of the power egress and public utilities over and
contained in said Mortgage, across the Southerty 30 feet. Tonut^uant to the statute of the gather with a 30 foot easement for inoress. eoress and public utilities
Slate of Michigan in such case made
and provided, notice is hereby given whose centerline is described as:
that on Thursday, the 2nd day of Oc- commencing at the North one-quarter
tober. 2008. at 10:00 o'clock a.m.. lo- corner of said Section 17; thence
cal time, said mortgage will be fore- South 01 degree 22 minutes 06 secclosed by a sale at public auction, to onds West. 622.07 feet along the
Under the power of ^ e contaned in
North-South one-quarter line of said
said mortgage and the statue in sucti
Section 17 to the point of beginnirig
case made and provided, notice is of the Otsego County C^surthouse, of this easement; Thence North 86
225
West
Mam,
Gaylord.
Michigan,
of
hereby given that said mortgage will
degrees 11 minutes 09 seconds
the
premises
descnbed
in
said
mortbe foreclosed by a sale of the mortWest, 235,21 feet; thence South 76
gaged premises, or some p>art of gage, or so much thereof as may be degrees 26 minutes 19 seconds
them, at public venue, at the North necessary to pay the amount due, as West, 105.56 feet; thence North 89
aforesaid,
on
said
mortgage,
with
the
door of the City-County Building in
degrees 18 minutes 14 seconds
Gaylord. Michigan, at 10:00 AM interest thereon at 6.625% per annum West, 367.01 feet to the point of endand all legal costs, charges and exo'clock, on October 9. 2008
penses, including the attorney fees ing of this easement.
allowed by law, and also any sum or
Said premises are located in Otsego
sums which may be paid by the un- The redemption penod shall t)e 6
County. Michigan and are described
derstgned. necessary to protect its in- months from the date of such sale.
as:
terest in the premises, which said unless determined abandoned in acPART OF THE WEST 1 / 2 OF THE premises are described as follows:
cordance with MCLA §600-3241a, in
SOUTHEAST 1 / 4 OF SECTION 5.
which case the redemption period
TOWN 30 NORTH. RANGE 4 WEST
shall be 30 days from the date of
All
that
certain
piece
or
parcel
of
land
DESCRIBED AS COMMENCING AT
such sale. TO ALL PURCHASERS:
situated
in
the
City
of
Gaylord.
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID
The foreclosing mortgagee can reSECTION 5; THENCE SOUTH 88 DE- County of Otsego, and State of scind the sate. In that event, your
GREES 51 MINUTES 09 SECONDS Michigan and descnbed as follows, damages, if any. are limited solely to
to-wrt:
WEST ALONG THE SOUTH SECTION
the retum of the bid amount tendered
LINE 1270.75 FEET TO THE POINT
at sale, plus interest.
OF BEGINNING: THENCE CONTINU- Lota 19 and 20, Block 1, W. H.
ING SOUTH 88 DEGREES 51 MIN- Smith's Addition to the Village, now Dated: August 27, 2008
City,
of
Gaylord.
accoKling
to
the
plat
UTES 09 SECONDS WEST. 400
of
FEET; THENCE NORTH 0 DEGREES tf>ereof as r e c o r ^ in ^ b e r
Orfans Associates. PC,
.
__ SECONDS EAST.fli Plats, Page 81. Otsego
rMsA/in County Re- Attorneys for Servicer
58 MINUTES
53
1090 FEET; THENCE NORTH 88 DE- cords, EXCEPT the South 12 feet of PO. Box 5041
GREES 51 MINUTES 09 SE(DONDS Lot 19. Block 1 of W. H. Smith's Ad- Troy, Ml 48007-5041
EAST. 400 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 0 dition to the Village, now City, of Gay- 248-502-1400
File No. 210.1757
DEGREES 58 MINUTES 53 SEC- lord.
(8-27-4)
ONDS WEST 1090 FEET TO THE
POINT OF BEGINNING. THIS CON- The redemption penod shall be si* (6)
VEYANCE DOES NOT INCLUDE ANY months from the date of such sale, LEGAL
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
OIL, GAS OR MINERAL RIGHTS: unless determined abar>doned in acFORECLOSURE SALE
SELLER (S) RESERVES ALL OIL, GAS cordance with 1948CL 600.3241a. in
THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR
AND 'MINERAL RIGHTS. IN ANY. which case the redemption penod
shall be 30 days from the date of ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT,
UNTO THEMSELVES.
such sale
ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN
WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURThe redemption period shall be 12
Dated August 12, 2008
POSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFmonths from the date of such sale
FICE AT THE NUMBER BELOW IF
unless determtned abandoned in acYOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY
cordance with 1946CL 600.3241a, in MORTGAGEE:
OF
NORTHERN
tXJTY.
wtuch case t t « redemption period FIRST FEDERAL
shall be 30 days f n ^ the date of MICHIGAN
ATTN PURCrfASEf^S: This sale nwy
100 S. Secor>d Avenue
such sale.
be rescinded by the foreclosing mort
Atpena, Ml 49707
gagee. In that event, your damagas. if
Dated: August 27, 200B
any. shaN be bmrted solely to the reKeith Wallace. P21932
tum of the bid amount ter>dered al
DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST Isackson & Wallace, P.C.
sale, plus interest
COMR^NY AS TRUSTEE FOR MOR- Attorney for Mortgagee, First Federal
of Northern Michigan
GAN STANLEY. MSAC 2007-HE1
MOfTTGAGE SALE Default has been
114
S.
Second
Avenue
Mortgagee/Ass»gnee
made in the cor>drtws of a mortgage
Alpena. MtcFugan 49707
(8-27-4) made by Donald Stuewer. an unmar
Schr>eidemwi & Sherman. RC.
ned man, ongir>al rrK>rtgagor(s). to
23100 Pros'kdence Drive, Suite 450
LEGAL
Nations One Mortgage Corp , MortSouthfieid. Ml 48075
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
gagee, dated November 21. 2003,
(9-3-4) THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR ar>d recorded on December 8. 2003 in
ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT Liber 974 on Page 331, and oastgned
LEGAL
ANY INFORMATION
OBTAIN by sa*d Mortgagee to Washington
NOTfCC OF MORTQAOE
WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR
Mutual Bank. FA as asstgrtee as
FORECLOSURE SALE
PLEASE CONTACT OUR OF
documented by an assignment. »n OI
THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR POSE.
^
AT - ^ N U f u ^ ^ B ^ ^
ATTEMPTING TO COUECT A DEBT v S S
ACT^
MILTTARY ^
fsc^.
ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY
nnortgage there • clajmed to
ti*
One Hundred Seven Thousand Five
^
90/100 Dol
"ara ($92,796.90). And no suit or pro
ceedings at law or in equity having
been instituted to recover the debt
now remaining secured by said Mortgage or any part thereof whereby the
power of sale contained m said Mortgage has become operative.
M I I T I N G
f t o r t t i C o u n t r y C o m r n u n i t y MantaJ H w t f t h B o a r d w l i l h o l d « •
w g u i a r t y s c h e d u t e d n w r t h l y m e e t i n g o n Thursday. S e p t e m b e r
18, at 4 : 3 0 p . m . i n t h e B o w d C o n f e r e o c e R o o m . S e c o r x l
Floor. O n e PwlacOooatd Drtve, S u i t e A, Petoakey. M l 4 9 7 7 0 .
Anyone whoie haa special needs or mformatton t o be brought
betora t h e N C C M H b o « d s h o u l d c o n t a c t J o a n B o o t h at
(231)347-7800
N C C M H is a n e q u a l o p p o r t u n i t y e m p l o y e r / p r o g r a m R e a s o n able a c c o m m o d a t i o n s wiH b e p r o v i d e d i^Jon n o t i f i c a t i o n o r req u e s t . AuxHtary a i d s arKl s e r v k ^ are available, u p o n r a q u e a t .
t o indivtduala w i t h disabilities
This m e e t i n g is o p e n t o all m e m b e r s of tf>e pubUc u n d e r
M i c h i g a n ' s c5pen M e e t i n g s Act
^
at
Under the power of sate corifgTnefl ir
said mortgage and the statute m such
case made and provided, notice is
hereby given that said mortgage will
be foreclosed by a sate of the mortgaged premises, or some part of
them, at public vendue, at the place
of holding the circuH court within Otsego County-, at 10;(X) AM, on October 9. 2008.
Said premises are situated in Towns^ip of Elmira, Otsego County, Michi
gan. and are descntjed as: Parcel
A-2: a parcel of land on part of the
Southwest 1/4 of Section 13, Town
31 North, Range 4 West, descnbed
as Commencing at the Southwest
comer of said Section 13; thence
South 83 degrees 19 minutes 07 seconds East 540.41 for point of beginnirig. thence North 31 degrees 06
minutes 29 seconds Eeist 197.16 feet,
thence North 87 degrees 23 minutes
32 seconds East 121.22 feet, thence
South 83 degrees 20 minutes 20 seconds East 284.53 feet, thence South
o i degrees 29 minutes 20 seconds
vVest 200 feet, thence North 83 degrees 19 minutes 07 seconds West
503.79 feet to point of beginning
The redemption period shall be 6
months from the date of such sale.
unless determiried abandoned in accordance with MCLA 600.3241a. in
which case the redemption period
shall be 30 days from the date of
such sale.
Dated: September 10. 2008
For more information, please call:
FC J 248.593.1311
Trott & Trott, RC.
Attorneys For Servicer
31440 Northwestern Highway, Suite
200
Farmifigfon
Hills.
Michigan
48334-2525
File #218948F01
(9-10-4)
LEGAL
MORTGAGE SALE
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT
A DEBT. ALL INFORMATION WILL
BE USED FOR THIS PURPOSE. IF
YOU ARE IN THE MILITARY SERVICE
PLEASE CONTACT THIS OFFICE IMMEDIATELY
NOTICE TO PURCHASERS: THE SALE MAY BE RE
SCINDED BY THE FORECLOSING
MORTCiAGEE
IN THAT EVENT.
YOUR DAMAGES, IF ANY WILL BE
LIMITED SOLELY TO THE RETURN
OF THE BID AMOUNT TENDERED
AT SALE PLUS INTEREST
havmg occurred in tt>e condig certain Mortgage made by
made by DOUGLAS FOPMA aita
DOUGLAS LEE FOPMA a smgie
man. to The Bank of Northern Michlg w . a Michigan Banking Association
of 814 S. Otsego. Suite A Gaytord,
Mtchigw>. Mortgagee, dated January
12, 2007, arKJ recorded January 16,
2007 m Liber 1122. Page 197. and an
Asaignmant of Rents dated January
1 ^ 2007, rewxded January 16. 2007
^
^^^2. Page 211. Otaego
County Reoorda, State of Michtgan.
la/Kirii Mnrtoaoe there is claimed
^
W O L V l R I N i COMMUNITY
SCHOOL ACCEPTING BIDS
S N O W R E M O V A L SERVICE
T h e W b l v e r l n e C o m m u r > l t y S c h o o l win a c c e p t b k r t for a n o w rem o i m l aarvlce. S p e c l f i c a t t o n a are availatale at t h e B o a r d Offlca,
5993 S h o l e e S t r a r t . W o l v e n n e . M l 4979B B i d a will b e r e c e i v e d
at t h e a b o v e a d d r e a e until 2:00 p . m . o r O c t o b e r 6, 2006. T h e
Board'a d e a i g n e e wHI o p e n aH bide at t h e b o a r d o f f i c e i m m e d i ately f o l k w i n g t f i e d e a d l i n e . The w i n n i n g b i d wW b a a w a r d e d et
the t>ext B o a r d M e e t i n g o n O c t o b e r 13. 2006. T h e Wolvertne
C o m m u n i t y S c h o o l a B o a r d of E d u c a t i o n raaarvae t h e right t o reject any or all b i d a .
T
Legals & Public Notices
8 • WodnMday, S«pt«mb«r 17, 2006
l o r prtnctpal and
t h « • u m of
$689,394.51 a n d an a t t o m v y a f * * M
provtdad for In s a i d M o r t o a g e . artd n o
• u f t or proc«edinga at law or In aquity
hava b « a n InatHutad t o r a c o v a r t h *
rnor>ay as sacurad b y saM M o r t g a g a .
or
part tharaof and t h a a r ^ r a a u m
c i « m a d d u a is. as of t h a d a t a h * r a o f .
tutty d u a and payable.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that b y
virtue of t h e p o w e r of sato c o n t a i n a d
in said Mortgage, a n d the statute i n
s u c h case m a d e a n d provided, o n
SEPTEMBER 25. 2008 at 10:00 S-m..
local time, the undersigned wHI. Immedisrtely Inside t h e North d o o r of
CWy/County Building. City of Qaytord.
Michigan, (thst t M i n g the p i s c a f o r t h e
O r e u i t Court for the C o u n t y of Otsego Is held), sell at public a u c t i o n , t o
t h e highest bidder, t h e premises des c f i b e d m said M o r t g a g e f o r s o m u c h
thereof which may be necessary t o
pay ttie amount d u e o n s a i d M o r t Q f t y w i t h interest at t h e rate of
S181.66 per day a n d aJl legal c o s t s ,
chsrges, and expenses, together w i t h
said attorneys fee. and also any s u m
or s u m s which m a y be p a i d a n d are
by Mortgagee necesseiry t o p r o t e c t its
i r i t ^ in the premises, w h i c h p r e m
I9S6 are located in t h e City of Gaylord. County of Otsego. S t a t e of
Michigan, and d e s c n b e d £is f o l l o w i n g :
The West 24 feet of Lot 19. B l o c k 1.
C.C. M i t c h e i r s Addition to t h e village,
now City of G a y k x d . as r e c o r d e d in
Liber 1 of Plats, page S3. O t s e g o
County Records. (130 W M a i n Street.
Gaytond.
Michigan
/
PP*
103-300-001-019-00.)
MORTQAQE SALE - Default has b e e n
m a d e m t h e tenms a n d c o o d M o n s of a
c e n a i n M o r t g a g e m a d e by Evan W.
KnoU, an u n n w r t e d m a n . w h o a e s d dreaa is 500 Greenbrtar. Decaiur.
M i c h i g a n 4 9 0 4 5 (the ' M o r t o a g o r ' ) . t o
jPfwlorgan C h « s e B a n k . N A . w h o s e
addrsas for the p u r p o e e o f t h e Mortgage Is 611 w o o d w a r d AverHje, Detrort, Michigan 46226. ( ' M o r t g a g e s ' ) ,
d a t e d Ju)y 10. 2007 a n d r e c o r d e d o n
July 17, 2007. in Llt>er 1143, Page
576. O t s ^
C o u n t y Register of
Deeds (the ' M o r t g a g e ' ) , o n w h i c h
M o r t g a g e there Is ctalnned t o b e d u e
as of t h e date hereof t h e s u m of Six
hundred twerrty t h o u s a n d t w o hundred fifty four a n d 1 6 / 1 0 0 Dollar
($620,254.16). e x d u s i v s o f accrii<r>g
late charges, c o s t s a n d interest at a
rats of 6.625 % per a n n u m .
C o m m e r K i n g 159 feet East o f w h e r e
t h e Sooth side of Main Street intersects t h e East side of Court Street
{fomierty ' F ' Street) in t h e City o f
Qaylord. running thence East 18 feet;
t h e n c e South 4 0 feet; t h e n c e West 18
feet: thence North 40 feet t o t h e point
of beginning.
Section 4. T o w n 30
North. Range 3 West. (131 W. M a i n
Street. Gaylord, Michigan / PP#
101-104-000-095-00.)
Eighteen (18) feet next West of t h e
East 2 4 feet of Lot 19, B l o c k 1. C . C .
Jyfitcheii's A d d i t i o n t o t h e City of Gayl6rd. a s recorded in Liber 1 of Plats,
page 63, Otsego C o u n t y Records.
(128 W. Main Street. Gayiord. M i c h i g a n / P P # 103-300-001-019-00.)
Parcel 1 A: The East 34 feet of Lot 1.
EXCEPT, the East 9 feet thereof.
Block 1. C.C. Mitchell's A d d i t i o n t o
the Village, n o w City of Gaylord. as
recorded''in Liber 1 of Plats, p a g e 53.
Otsego County Records.
Parcel 18; The East 9 feet of Lot 1,
Biock 1 C.C. M i t c h e i r s A d d r t i o n t o
t h e Village, n o w City of G a y l o r d . as
r e c o r d e d in Liber 1 of Plats, p a g e 53,
O t s e g o County Records.
Parcel 2: The West 16 feet of Lot 20,
Block 1 C.C. M i t c h e i r s A d d i t i o n t o
t h e Village, r>ow City of Gaylord. as
r e c o r d e d in Liber 1 of Plats, p a g e 53,
O t s e g o County Records.
Parcel 3; The 2 5 feet next East of t h e
West 2 5 feet of Block
1 C.C.
M i t c h e i r s /Addition t o t h e Village, n o w
City of Gaytord, as recorded in Liber
1 of Plats, page 53. O t s e g o C o u n t y
Records.
Under t h e p o v ^ of sale c o n t a i n e d in
said M o r t g a g s ar>d t h e statute in s u c h
case m a d e a n d provided, n o t i c e is
heret>y given that said M o r t g a g e will
b e foreclosed by a sale of t h e M o r t g a g e d Premises (as this t e r m is d e fined below), or s o m e part of tftem, at
public vendue t o t h e highest b i d d e r at
10:00 a.m. Thursday. rO cwt orb e
9,
^r Q
2008. immediately inside t h e f>orth
door of t h e C i t y - C o u n t y Building in
Gaylord. Michigan, that b e i n g t h e
place of holding t h e Circuit C o u r t f o r
Otsego County, Michigan,
f s c o f d e d m the office of t h e Register
of Deeds for t h e County of O t s e g o .
State of Michtgan. o n N o v e m b e r 4,
2006. m Liber 1073 o n p a g e 963. Otsego C o u n t y Records, a n d further
m o d l f l e d o n J u n e 14, 2006, artd rec o r d e d in t h e office of t h e Register of
Deeds f o r t h e County of Ot se g o .
State of Michigan, o n J u n e 26, 2006.
In Liber 1099, page 747, o n w h i c h
m o r t g a g e there Is claimed t o t)e d u e
at the date of tt>is notice t h e s u m o f
$629,281.64 i n d u d k t g interest at t h e
rate of 2 4 . 0 0 % per a n n u m together
w i t h any additional s u m or s u m s
wt>ich may t>e p a i d by t h e undersigned as p r o v i d e d for in said m o r t g e ^ . a n d no suit or p r o c e e d i n g s at
law or In squlty having been instituted
t o recover t h e d e b t secured b y said
mortgage, or any part thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, b y virtue of t h e
p o w e r of sale contajr>ed in said mortgage. ar>d t h e statute of the S t a t e o f
Michigan in s u c h case m a d e and provided. n o t i c e Is hsreby given that o n
the 2 3 r d day of October. 2008. at
10:00 o'ckx^k a.m., the u n d e r s i g n e d
will at the:
The real property c o v e r e d b y t h e
above M o r t g a g e is s it u a t e d in t h e
Township of Elmira, C o u n t y o f O t sego. State of Mk:higan ar>d is m o r e
particularly d e s c r i b e d as f o l l o w s (the
' M o r t g a g ^ Premises");
That part of t h e Southeast 1/4 of Section 27, Town 31 North, Rartge 4
West,
Elmira
Township,
Otsego
County,
Michigan,
descnbed
as;
C o m m e n c i n g at t h e East 1/4 c o m e r
of s a i d Section 27; t h e n c e S o u t h 6 9
degrees 57 m i n u t e s 4 1 s e c o n d s
West. 1253.81 feet t o t h e POINT OF
BEGINNING: t h e n c e S o u t h 25 degrees 28 m i n u t e s 57 s e c o n d s East.
262.91 feet; t h e n c e S o u t h 57 d e g r e e s
33 minutes 20 s e c o n d s W e s t . 437.02
feet t o an intermediate traverse line of
Lake 27; thence along s a i d i n t e r m e d i ate traverse line the folk>wing four (4)
courses: 1) N o r t h 3 8 d e g r e e s 59 m i n utes 0 5 secor>ds West, 2 8 . 6 0 feet; 2)
North 39 degrees 51 m i n u t e s 53 seco n d s West, 108.09 feet; 3) N o r t h 62
degrees 00 m i n u t e s 3 0 s e c o n d s
West. 132.47 feet; 4) N o r t h 8 5 degrees 03 m i n u t e s 52 s e c o n d s West,
181.70 feet; t h e n c e North 2 6 d e g r e e s
56 minutes 43 s e c o n d s East, 3 2 3 . 5 0
feet; thence N o r t h 89 d e g r e e s 57
minutes 4 1 s e c o n d s East, 4 W . 3 3 feet
t o t h e Point of Beginning.
c o m m o n l y k n o w n as: 138 and 144 W
M a i h Street, Gaylord. M i c h i g a n / PP#
103-300-001-001-02
During the six (6) m o n t h s i m m e d i a t e l y
following t h e sale, the property m a y
be redeemed e x c e p t in t h e event t h e
property Is determined t o b e a b a n doned
pursuant
to
MCLA
§600.3241(a), in which c a s e t h e p r o p erty may be r e d e e m e d durir>g t h e
thirty (30) days immediatefy follownng
t h e sale.
Dated: 8 / 1 1 / 0 8
THE BANK OF. N O R T H E R N M I C H I G A N . MORTGAGEE
BY; RHOADES LAW OFFICE PC
Peter D. Rhoades. Esq, (P49515)
PO B o x 2271
HoHand M l 4 9 4 2 2
616-355-7318
(8-20-5)
LEGAL
N O T I C E OF F O R E C L O S U R E S A L E
Default having been m a d e in t h e
t e r m s and c o n d i t i o n s o f a c e r t a i n
m o r t g a g e m a d e by
STEVEN A,
GREGORY and PAMELA GREGORY,
h u s b a n d and wife, and ROBERT A.
GREGORY A / K / A ROBERT /^LLEN
GREGORY and B A R B A R A G R E G ORY, h u s b a n d and wife of 7 3 3 9 O l d
27 h4orth, Vanderbilt, M i c h i g a n 4 9 7 9 5
t o FIRST FEDERAL OF N O R T H E R N
MICHIGAN, of 100 S. S e c o n d Avenue, Alpena. Michigan 4 9 7 0 7 . d a t e d
A u g u s t 21, 2001 a n d r e c o r d e d In t h e
office of tfie Register of Deeds, for
t h e C o u n t y of Otsego, a n d S t a t e o f
Michigan, o n S e p t e m b e r 18, 2 0 0 1 in
Liber 0821. Page 697, O t s e g o C o u n t y
Records, artd w h i c h t h e r e is c l a i m e d
t o be due. at t h e date of this n o t i c e ,
for p r i n c i F ^ . interest, a n d late fees,
t h e s u m of $94,406.12,
at the North d o o r of the Crty-County
Buikling in Gaylord. Michigan.
foreclose said m o r t g a g e by selling at
publk; auction t o the highest bidder,
the prenuses described in said r T K > r t gage, or so m u c h thereof as may b e
r>eces3ary to pay the a m o u n t s d u e o n
said mortgage, and aH legal c o s t s ,
charges a r ^ expenses, including t h e
attorneys fees allowed by law. a n d
also any sum or s u m s w h i c h may be
paid b y the undersigned, necessary
to protect its interest in t h e premises.
Which s a i d premises are descrit>ed as
follows;
Land situated in t h e Township of Bagley, in the C o u n t y of Ot se g o . State
of Michigan and described as;
EASEMENT P / ^ C E L ;
A 30 foot wide easement f o r ingress,
egress, and t h e installation a n d m a i n tenance of public utilities o n part of
the Southeast 1/4 of S e c t i o n 27,
Town 31 North. Range 4 West, Elmira
Township. O t s e g o County. M i c h i g a n ,
w h o s e centerline Is further d e s c r i b e d
as; C o m m e n c i n g at t h e East 1/4 corner of said Section 27; t h e n c e S o u t h
02 degrees 36 m i n u t e s 17 s e c o n d s
East, 525.45 feet along t h e East line
of said Section 27; t h e n c e S o u t h 90
degrees West, 48.98 feet t o t h e
POINT OF BEGINNING: t h e n c e N o r t h
61 degnses 37 m i n u t e s 53 secor>ds
West. 114.42 feet; t h e n c e N o r t h 4 9
degrees 2 1 minutes 16 s e c o n d s
West, 144.96 feet; t h e n c e North 68
degrees 08 m i n u t e s 3 3 secor>ds
West. 187,22 feet; t h e n c e N o r t h 78
degrees 00 m i n u t e s 2 9 s e c o n d s
West. 196.90 feet: t h e n c e N o r t h 63
degrees 55 m i n u t e s 4 1 s e c o n d s
West, 61,40 feet; t h e n c e N o r t h 69 degrees 01 m i n u t e s 35 s e c o n d s West,
— . « feet:
187,48
•
t h e n c e S o u t h 62
en dJ e g r e e s
12 minutes 38 s e c o n d s West. 83,29
feet; thence South 47 d e g r e e s 41
minutes 18 s e c o n d s W e s t . 124,39
feet; thence North 4 6 d e g r e e s 14
m i n u t e s 0 9 s e c o n d s West. 190-75
feet: thence North 44 d e g r e e s 2 9
minutes 17 s e c o n d s West, 170.19
feet; thence N o r t h 62 d e g r e e s 31
minutes 06 s e c o n d s West. 2 3 3 . 4 4
feet; thence S o u t h 8 9 d e g r e e s 13
minutes 35 s e c o n d s W e s t . 3 3 2 . 4 9
feet: thence S o u t h 78 d e g r e e s 11
minutes 50 s e c o n d s West, 194.88
feet t o the Point of E n d i n g of this 3 0
foot wide Easement.
C o m m o n l y k n o w n as: 5 2 9 5 Eagle
Landing Trail, Gaylord. M l 4 9 7 3 5
As no surt or other legal p r o c e e d i n g s
have been filed t o recover t h e d e b t
secuned tjy t h e M o r t g a g e s ;
Now,
therefore, b y virtue of t h e p o w e r of
sale c o n t a i n ^ in t h e m o r t g a g e . ar>d
pursuant t o t h e statutes of t h e S t a t e
of Michigan. NOTICE is h e r e b y g i v e n
that o n Thursday, t h e 23nJ d a y of O c tober, 2008 at 10 o c i o c k a . m . t h e
m o r t g a g e will b e f o r e c l o s e d b y a sale
at public a u c t i o n t o the h i g h ^ b i d der, at t h e main e n t r a n c e t o t h e
C o u n t y BuMding i n the City of G a y tord. Otsego C ^ n t y , M i c h i g a n o f that
premises d e s c r i b e d in t h e n w i g a g e s ,
or s o m u c h thereof as may b e necessary t o pay tt>e a m o u n t d u e . o n t h e
rrxxtgages, w i t h interest t h e r e o n at
ttte contract rate a n d aJI legal c o s t s ,
charges and expenses. ir>ciudir>g t h e
attorney fees altowed b y law. a n d
also any s u m s wt^ich may b e p a i d t)y
t h e m o r t g a g e e t o protect its interest
in t h e premisee.
L a n d situated in t h e T o w n s h i p of Corwlth. C o u n t y of O t s e g o . S t a t e of
iwlichigan ar>d d e s c r i b e d a n d f o l l o w s ;
T h e p » t of t h e N o r t h w e s t 1/4 of t h e
Southeast 1/4 of Section 27. T o w n 32
North, R«>ge 3 West. descrH>ed as
c o m m s o c i n g at a point 4 0 0 feet N o r t h
o f t h e S o u t h w e s t c o m e r of t h e N o r t h w e s t 1/4 OL t h e Southeast 1/4 of said
Sactton 27. tt>ence r\jr>ntng N o r t h o n
t h e q u w t e r t m e t o a point 17,40 r o d s
S o u t h of 0>e center o f s a i d S e c t i o n
thar>ce Eaat t o the J a c k s o n . Lanaing,
WHj Saginaw Railroad rtght o f way.
r>ow kr>own as the M i c h i g a n Central
RaRroad. t h e n c e S o u t h a l o n g t h e
Wsat «ne of said raNroad r t g h t - o f - w a y
t o a point 4 0 0 feet N o r t h of t h a East
a n d Wsat eighth line m tt>e S o u t h e a s t
1/4 of s a k l Section 27, t h e r tc e V\Met
t o t h a ptaoe erf bagirtnirtg,
Tha rademfMion p e r i o d shall b e o n e
year from t h a d a t e of t h e sate,
S e p t e m b e r 4. 2 0 0 8
DICKINSON W R I G H T P L L C
A t t o m e y s for M o r t g a g e e
3 8 5 2 5 W o o d w a r d Avenue. Suite 2 0 0 0
Bk>3mfield Hills. M i c h i g a n 4 6 3 0 4
Attention; J. Benjamin Dolan
(248) 433-7535
(9-10-5)
LEGAL
STATE O F M I C H I G A N
46TH CIRCUIT TRIAL C O U R T
C O U N T Y OF O T S E G O
PROBATE DIVISION
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
D E C E D E N T S ESTATE
FILE: 0 6 - 8 0 0 3 - D E
Matter
ESTATE OF R I C H A R D W.
RACHOW, D e c e d e n t
Date of Birth: M a r c h 5, 1948
TO ALL CREDFTORS:
Tha decedent, Rtehard W. R a c h o w .
w h o lived €rt 5254 Gir^geil Road, J o hanrtesburg, M k : h i g a n 49761, d i e d o n
August 12. 2006.
C r « ) i t o ™ o( t h »
^
ootidea
that all d a m e againat t h e 8«tate will
l » t o m v w batT«J u n l « »
to
VaMfW K i a s u b a , n a m e d Poraooal
Representative,
or t o t)oth t h e O t s e g o
vBWKt
C o u n t y Probate O x i r t at 8 0 0 Livings t o n Boulevard, Suite 1C. G a y k y d ,
Michigan 4 9 7 3 5 afMJ tt>e n a m e d Personal Representative w l t h m four (4)
nr>onth8 after t h e d a t e of pubbcatton
of this n o t k » .
Dated: S e p t e m b e r 8. 2 0 0 6
Valerie Kaaauba. Personal Representattve
12509 Heatherton R o a d
Johanr>aaburg, M l 4 9 7 5 1
RonaW J, Klrkpatrick (P24667)
A t t o m a y for Personal Rapraaerrtative
KIRKPATRICK & D u B O l S P L C
2 1 3 Eaat Main. S e c o n d Floor
Gaylord. M l 4 9 7 3 5
(9M) 732-2912
(9-17-1)
LEGAL
MOATQAOE FORECLOSURE
NOTICC
S e p t e m b e r 12, 2006
BOOMANLLP
By; S w x k s L. Jaemakl (P37430t
O a M CoNaclor for Firat Federal of
2 2 9 Court Straat, PO. Box 4 0 5
C h a b ^ ^ a n , Michigan 4 9 7 2 1
(231) 6 2 7 - 6 0 0 0
(9-17-5)
FORCCLOSURf NOTfCC
T H I S FIRM IS A DEBT C O L L E C T O R
ATTEMPTINO TO C O L L E C T A DEBT
ANY INFORMATION W C O B T A M
WHJ. BE U S E D FOR THAT PURPOSE.
Mortgagee:
INDEPENDENT BANK,
a Michigan banklr>g c o r p o r a t i o n
By: Neil S. Silver (P38224)
StrobI & Sharp, P C .
300 E. Long Lake Rd.. Suite 2 0 0
Bloomfield Hills, M l 4 8 3 0 4
(248) 540-2300
Attorney for Mortgagee
(9-17-5)
N O T I C E OF SALE
Default having been m a d e in t h e ccwidition of a certain m o r t g a g e m a d e t h e
2 5 t h day of June, 2003, b y Keith F.
P i c k e n n g and Gladys J. P i c k e n n g ,
h u s b a n d and wife, t o N o r t h w e s t e r n
M o r t g a g e Company, a n d r e c o r d e d o n
July 1. 2003, in t h e office of t h e Register of Deeds for O t s e g o C o u n t y,
Michigan, in Lit>er 0944. p a g e 5 1 9 .
and o n w h i c h m o r t g a g e t h e r e is
claimed to be d u e and u n p a i d at t h e
date of this Notice EIGHTY T W O
T H O U S A N D FOUR H U N D R E D FIFTY
NINE / ^ D 33/100 ($82,459.33) a n d
no suit or proceeding at law o r in equity having been instituted t o recover
t h e debt, or any part of t h e d e b t , secured by said m o r t g a g e , a n d t h e
p o w e r of sale in said m o r t g a g e c o n tained having b e c o m e o p e r a t i ve b y
reason of such default.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that o n
O c t o b e r 23, 2008, at 10:00 o ' c l o c k in
the forenoon at the C i t y - C o u n t y
Building, 225 W. Mam, Gaylord. M l
49735, there will t>e o f f e r e d for sale
and sold to t h e highest bidder, at
public sale, for the p u r p o s e of satisfying the a m o u n t s d u e and u n p a i d
u p o n said m o r t g a g e , t o g e t h e r w i t h legal c o s t s and charges of sale, including an attorney fee of S e v e n t y - F i v e
($75.00) Dollars p r o v i d e d b y law a n d
in said mortgage, t h e l a n d s a n d
premises in said m o r t g a g e rrtentioned
and described as follows, t o w i t :
E M
Highway
as
monunnentad.
t h e n c e South 00 degrees 12 m m u t e s
48 s e c o n d s East 1400.28 feet alor>g
t h e N o r t h - S o u t h 1/4 line of said Sectton 2 t o the point of beginniog.
EXCEPT: A parcel of land o n part of
t h e West 1/2 of Section 2. Town 3 0
North. Range 3 Wast, Bagley Township, Otsego County. Michigan, described as,
Comrnerx:ing at t h e
S o u t h 1/4 c o m e r of s a k l S e c t i o n 2:
t h e n c a N o r t h 00 degrees 12 m i n u t e s
46 s e c o n d s Wast 1319.20 faet ak>ng
t h e N o r t h - S o u t h 1/4 line s a i d S e c t t o n
2; thence N o r t h 89 degrees 13 mlr>utea 0 1 aacoTKls Wsat, 1309.50 feet
trie South 1/8 line of sakJ SecHon 2; thence North 0 0 d e g r s s a 15
mrHJtes 0 0 s e c o r x t t West 1064,70
feat a l ^ t h e Wast 1/8 kne of s a i d
Sectton 2, t o t h e point of b a g m n i o g ,
tt>enca corttlnutrtg North 0 0 dagraaa
15 minutaa 0 0 s e c o n d s NVsat 2 5 3 . 4 3
feat: t h e n c e North 00 degraas 01
mtnutas 38 seconds Wsal. 400.29
>n^' t h a n o a
^
tarma and condWIor^a of i
mortgaoa made by Qaylord Community Oiurch, a Mlchiaan Ecclaaiatical
oorporMlon. of 1499 E. M - 3 2 , Qaytord. MkMgw> 4 9 7 3 6 (Mortgagor), to
mdapandent Bank, a
banking corporation, of 5 2 1 W. Main
Street, Qaylofd,
Michigan 4 0 7 3 6
(Mortgagee^ dated Auguat 26, 2006,
and raoordad m tha ofMca of tha Raglater of Daada for tha Cowtty of Otaaoo. State of MtcNgan, on Saptamber 12, 2006. m Liber 1006 o n page
757, Otaego County Racoida. as
rnodWad o T o c t o b a r 14, 2006,
onda Eaat 296.77 faet along tha
South Hna of M - 3 2 Highway, thanca
South 09 dagwiea 0 0 mlnutea 2 0 aaconda Eaat, M i 09; thence South 0 0
d a y a e s 14 mirwtaa 27 aaconda Eaat
370.72 faet; thenoe North 8 9 degraee
13 mlnutea 0 1 aaoonda Wast 3 2 7 . 1 0
feet to the point of beginning.
ALSO EXCEPT A parcel of land on
part of the Waat 1/2 of Section 2.
Town 30 North, Range 3 W a « , Baglay
TownaNp,
Otsago
Cou^.
Michigan, deacrtbed as oommanoing
N O T I C E O F SALE
Default having been m a d e in t h e c o n dition of a certain rrx>rtgage m a d e t h e
10th day of March, 1 9 M , b y Sara E.
Wells a n d Craig R. Rich, a sir>gie
w o m a n a n d a single rnan, r e s p e c tively. t o Northwestern S a v i n g s B a n k
& Taist (n/k/n N o r t h w e s t e r n Bank),
w^d r e c o r d e d o n March 11, 1999, In
t h e office of t h e Register o f D e e d s f o r
Otsego County, Michigan, at Liber
0714, p a g e 465, and o n v»rhlch m o r t g a g e there is clsumed t o b e d u e a n d
unpaid at the date of this N o t i c e
SIXTY
SEVEN
THOUSAND
FIVE
H U N D R E D NINETY THREE
AND
6 6 / 1 0 0 ($Q7.593.68) a n d n o suit or
proceedir>g at law or in equity h a v i n g
been instituted t o recover t h e d e b t , or
any part of t h e debt, s e c u r e d b y s a k j
m o r t g a g e , a n d t h e p o w e r of
in
said m o r t g a g e c o n t a i n e d h a v i n g b e c o m e operative by reason o f s u c h d e fautt.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that o n
O c t o b e r 9, 2008, at 10:00 o ' c t o c k in
t h e forer>oon at the C i t y - C o u n t y
Building. 2 2 5 W. Main, G a y l o r d . M l
49735, there will be offered for sale
ar>d sisid t o t h e highest bidder, a t
public sale, for t h e p u r p o s e of satisfying t h e a m o u n t s d u e a n d unp>aid
u p o n said m o r t g a g e , t o g e t h e r w i t h legal c o s t s £ u ^ charges of sale, i n c l u d ing an attorney fee of S e v e n t y - F i v e
($75,00) Dollars p r o v i d e d b y law a n d
in said mortgage, t h e l a n d s a n d
premises in s ^ m o r t g a g e rr>entior>ed
and d e s c r i b e d as follows, t o w'lt:
For more Information, please call:
FC D 248.593.1309
T r c t t & T r o t t , P.C.
Attorneys For Servrcer
31440 N o r t h w e s t e r n Highway. Suite
200
Farmington
Hills,
Michigan
48334-2525
File#157476F02
(9-10-4)
LEGAL
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE
THIS FIRM IS A DEBT C O L L E C T O R
ATTEMPTING TO C O L L E C T A DEBT.
ANY
INFORMATION W E OBTAIN
WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE, PLEASE CONTACT O U R O F FICE AT THE N U M B E R B E L O W IF
Y O U ARE IN ACTIVE MILfTARY
DUTY,
Lot 7, Vantell Park, a c c o r d i n g t o t h e
Plat thereof as recorded in Liber 3 of
Plats, Page 140, Otsego C o u n t y Records.
Hayes Township, O t s e g o
County. M i c h i g a n
The r e d e m p t i o n period shall be six (6)
m o n t h s f n j m date of sale; p r o v i d e d ,
however, that if t h e s u b j e c t p r e m i s e s
are heretofore or hereafter cor>clusively p r e s u m e d t o have b e e n a b a n d o n ^ pursuant t o M C L 6 0 0 . 3 2 4 1 a ,
the applicable p e n o d for r e d e m p t i o n
shall be thirty (30) d a y s frcim s a i d
date, or otherwise shortened. In acc o r d a n c e w i t h that statute.
Dated: A u g u s t 25. 2006
ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may
be rescinded by the f o r e c l o s i n g m o r t gagee, In that event, your d a m a g e s , if
any, shall be limited solely t o t h e return of the bid a m o u n t t e n d e r e d at
sale, plus interest,
MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been
made in the c o n d i t i o n s of a m o r t g a g e
made by Richard N. Martin and Crystal L, Martin, h u s b a n d a n d wife, onginal mortgagor(s), t o Wells Fargo
Bank, NA, Mortgagee, d a t e d O c t o b e c
6, 2004. and r e c o r d e d o n O c t o b e r 11.
2004 in Liber 1020 o n Page 912, in
Otsego c o u n t y records. Michigan, o n
w h i c h m o r t g a g e there is c l a i m e d t o
be d u e at the d a t e hereof t h e s u m of
Eighty-One T h o u s a n d Three H u n d r e d
Forty
And
73/100
Dollars
($81,340.73). including interest at
6 . 3 7 5 % per annum.
NORTHWESTERN B A N K
Mortgcigee
C A L C U T T ROGERS & B O Y N T O N
by; J a c k E. B o y n t o n (P23137)
109 E. Front Street. Suite 3 0 0
Traverse City. M l 49684
(9-3-4)
LEGAL
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
THIS FIRM IS A DEBT C O L L E C T O R
ATTEMPTING TO C O L L E C T A D E B T
ANY
INFORf^TlON
W E OBTAIN
WILL BE U S E D FOR THAT P U R POSE. PLEASE C O N T A C T O U R O F FICE AT THE N U M B E R B E L O W IF
Y O U ARE IN ACTIVE
MILITARY
DUTY.
MORTGAGE
CALCUTT ROGERS & B O Y N T O N
by: J a c k E, B o y n t o n (P23137)
109 E. Front Street. Suite 3 0 0
Traverse City, M l 49684
(9-17-4)
LEGAL
N O T I C E OF M O R T G A G E
FORECLOSURE SALE
THIS FIRM IS A DEBT C O L L E C T O R
ATTEMPTING TO C O L L E C T A D E B T
ANY
INFORMATION W E
OBTAIN
WILL BE U S E D FOR THAT P U R POSE. PLEASE CONTACT O U R OFFICE AT THE N U M B E R B E L O W IF
Y O U ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY
DUTY.
ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may
b e rescinded by t h e f o r e c l o s i n g nrortgagee. In that event, y o u r darruiges. if
any, shall be limited solely t o t h e ret u r n of the b i d a m o u n t t e n d e r e d at
sale, plus interest.
MORTGAGE SALE - Default h a s b e e n
m a d e in the c o n d i t i o n s of a rrxDrtgage
m a d e by Terry L Barb Jr. a n d C a m e L
Falkenhagen, a Single M a n a n d a Single Woman, o r i g i n ^ mortgagor(s), t o
M o r t g a g e E l e c t r o n s Registration S y s t e m s , Inc., as nominee f o r lender a n d
lender's successors a n d / o r assigns.
Mortgagee, d a t e d
December
26,
2006, and recorded o n January 5.
2007 in Liber 1121 o n Page 2 7 4 . in
O t s e g o c o u n t y records, M i c h i g a n , o n
w h i c h mortgage there is c l a i m e d to
be d u e at the date hereof t h e s u m of
Seventy-Six ThousarKl Nir>e Hur>dred
Nir>eteen
And
76/100
Dollars
($76,919,76), including interest a t 6 %
per annum.
Under ttie p o w e r of scUe c o n t a i n e d in
said mortgage a n d t h e s t a t u t e In s u c h
caae made ar>d p r o v i d e d , n o t i c e is
hereby given that s a i d m o r t g a g e wHl
be forectoeed by s sale of the n ^ g a g e d prsmlsea, o r s o m e part of
them, at public vendue, at t h e p l a c e
of holding t h e circuit c o u r t w t t h i n Otsego County, at 10:00 A M , o n O c t o ber 2, 2008,
Said premiaea sre s i t u a t e d In Towns h i p of Otsego Lake. O t a e g o County.
Michigan, a n d ars d e a c r t b e d as; Lot
17, C o m p t o n Beach, a c c o r d i r t g t o trie
Flat thereof as r e c o r d e d m L i b e r 2 of
Ptata, Page 84. O t a e g o C o u n t y Records
T h e redemptton p e r i o d shall b e 6
m o n t h s f r o m the d a t e o f s u c h sale,
unlaas d e t e r m i n e d abandor>ad in acc o f d w t c a wKh M C L A 6 0 0 . 3 2 4 1 a . m
^
tadamptton partod
such aale
LEGAL
Dated; September 10, 2008
Dated: September 8, 2 0 0 8
-1-"
Ortans Associatee. P.C.
A t t o r n e ys for Servkier
P.O. Box 5041
Troy, M l 4 6 0 0 7 - 5 0 4 1
248-502-1400
File No. 2 6 5 . 5 0 6 9
(9-3-4)
The r e d e m p t i o n p e r i o d shall b e 6
months f r o m t h e date of s u c h sale,
unless d e t e r m i n e d a b a n d o n e d in accordance w i t h M C L A 600,3241a, In
w h i c h case the r e d e m p t i o n p e r i o d
shall be 30 d a y s f r o m t h e d a t e o f
such sale.
The redemption p e n o d shaH b e six (6)
m o n t h s from date of sale: p r o v i d e d ,
however, that if the s u b j e c t p r e m i s e s
are heretofore or hereafter c o n c l u sively presumed t o have b e e n a b a n d o n ^ pursuant t o M C L 6 0 0 . 3 2 4 1 a .
the applicable period f o r r e d e m p t i o n
shall be thirty (30) d a y s f r o m s a i d
date, or otherwise s h o r t e n e d , in accordance w i t h that statute.
1499.96 leet.
Dated: S e p t e m b e r 3 . 2 0 0 6
TownSaid premises are si t u a t e d
County,
ship of Bagtey. O t s e j ^
Michigan, a n d are d e s c r i b e d as; Lot
Fain.'iew Acres, A c c o r d i n g t o t h e
Plat thereof as R e c o r d e d in Liber 1 of
Plats, Page 106, O t s e g o C o u n t y Records.
The S I / 2 of Lot 14. S c o t t s d a l e Estates; AND Lot 15. S c o t t s d a l e Estates. according t o the plat thereof as
recorded'in L i t w 3 of Plats. Page 67,
O t s e g o County Records. City o f G a y lord, County of Ot se g o . S t a t e of
Michtgan.
NORTHWESTERN
COMPANY
Mortgagee
TO ALL PURCHASERS: T h e foractoaing m o r t g a g e e c a n reacind t h e sale.
In that event, your d a m a g a a . If ar>y.
are limited solely t o t h e return of t h e
bid a m o u n t t e n d e r e d at sale, plus Interest,
Ur>der the p o w e r of sale c o n t a i n e d in
said m o r t g a g e a n d t h e statute in s u c h
case m a d e a n d provided, notice is
hereby given that said m o r t g a g e will
be foreclosed by a sale of t h e m o r t gaged premises, or s o m e part of
t h e m , at public vendue, at t h e p l a c e
of holding the circuit court wfthin Otsego County, at 10:00 A M , o n O c t o ber 9, 2008.
LEGAL
PARCEL 4; Part of the West 1/2 of
Section 2, T o w n 30 North, Range 3
West,
Bagley
Township.
Otsego
County,
Michigan,
descntved
as:
C o m m e n c i n g at the South 1/4 c o m e r
of sakJ Sectk>n 2; t h e n c e N o r t h 0 0
degrees 12 minutes 48 s e c o n d s W e s t
1319.20 feet along ttie N o r t h - S o u t h
1/4 lir>e of said Section 2 t o tf>e Point
of Be®nning, ther>ce North 89 d e grees 13 m i n u t e s 01 secor>ds W W t
327.37 feet along t h e South 1/8 lirte
of said Section 2: t h e n c e N o r t h 00
21
38 M ^ d s
MORTGAGE SALE - Defautt h a s b e a n
m a d e In t h e c o n d i t i o n s of a m o r t g a g e
m a d e b y Lawrence E. Gertvlnger a n d
Melanie G. Gahringer, H u s b a n d a n d
Wife, o r i ^ a l nxxtgagor(8), t o Mortgage Electronic Registratk>n Systems,
Inc., as nominee for lender artd
lender's successors a n d / o r asaigrM,
Mortgagee, d a t e d S e p t e m b e r 11,
2006, ar>d r e c o r d e d o n S e p t e m b e r
12. 2006 In Liber 1108 o n Page 402,
in Otsego c o u n t y records, Michigan,
and assigned by m e s n e a s s i g n m e n t s
t o Midfirst Bar\k as as8igr>ee, o n
v ^ i c h rrKHtgage there is clairrted t o
b e d u e at the d a t e hereof t h e s u m of
O n e Hur>dred Seven ThousarKl O n e
Hundred Seventeen A n d 9 0 / 1 0 0 Doll€V8 ($107,117,90), including interest
at 7 % per annum.
DATED; September 17, 2 0 0 8
PARCEL 3: Part of t h e West 1/2 of
Section 2, Town 30 North. Range 3
West.
Bagley
Township.
Otsego
County.
Michigan,
descnbed
as;
C o m m e n c i n g at t h e South 1/4 of s a i d
Section 2: thence N o r t h 00 d e g r e e s
12 minutes 48 s e c o n d s West 1319.20
feet along t h e N o r t h - S o u t h 1/4 of
Section 2; thence North 89 d e g r e e s
13 m i n u t e s 01 s e c o n d s West 327.37
feet along the South 1/8 line of s a i d
Section 2 t o the point of b e g i n n i n g ;
t h e n c e continuir>g North 8 9 d e g r e e s
13 m i n u t e s 01 s e c o n d s West 3 2 7 . 3 8
feet along said 1/8 tine; t h e n c e N o r t h
00 degrees 13 minutes 54 s e c o n d s
West 1536.66 feet; t h e n c e S o u t h 72
degrees 22 minutes 38 secorvds East
191.75 feet along t h e South line of
M-32
Highway
as
nr>onumented;
thence North 17 degrees 37 m i n u t e s
22 s e c o n d s East 60.00 feet a l o n g t h e
South line of said M - 3 2 H i g h w a y ;
thence South 72 degrees 22 m i n u t e s
38 s e c o n d s East 133.07 feet a l o n g
the S o u t h line of sakJ M - 3 2 H i g h w a y :
thence South 00 degrees 13 m i n u t e s
21 s e c o n d s East 1499,96 feet t o t h e
point of beginning.
170 t h r o u g h 175 of P M a .
The r a d w n p t i o n p e r i o d ahaN b e 6
nrxxitha f r o m t h a date of a u c h aale.
uniaaa da(armir>ed a b a n d o n e d in a c c o r d « > c e w i t h MCLA § 6 0 0 . 3 2 4 1 a . i n
w h i c h caae t h e r e d e m p t t o n p e r i o d
shafl t)e 3 0 d a y s f r o m t h a d a t e o f
s u c h sale.
ATTN PURCHASERS: T N a aaie may
b e reacindad by t h e foracloak>g mortgagee. In that event, your d a m a g e s , if
arfy. shall b e limKad aoieiy t o t h e r * t u m of t h e b k l a m o u n t ter>dered at
sale, plus intarsat,
The redemption period shall b e s i x
m o n t h s f r o m the date of s u c h sale
unless t h e property is d e t e r m i n e d
at}andor>ed in a c c o r d a n c e w i t h M C L A
600.3241a, In w h i c h c a s e t h e red e m p t i o n period s h a l K b e thirty d a y s
f r o m the date of s u c h sale.
PARCEL 2: Part of the West 1/2 of
Section 2. Town 30 North Range 3
West,
B^ley
Township.
Otsego
County.
Michigan,
descnbed
as:
C o m r r w i c i n g at the South 1/4 c o r n e r
of said Section 2: t h e n c e North 00
degrees 12 minutes 48 s e c o n d s West
1319.20 feet along t h e N o r t h - S o u t h
1/4 line of Section 2; t h e n c e North 89
degrees 13 minutes 01 s e c o n d s West
654.75 feet along the South 1/8 line
of said Section 2 t o t h e point of beginmrtg: t h e n c e continuing North 8 9
degrees 13 minutes 01 s e c o n d s West
327.37 feet along said 1/8 line;
thence North 00 degrees 14 m i n u t e s
27 s e c o n d s West
1699.42 feet;
thence South 72 degrees 22 m i n u t e s
j g s e c o n d s East 355 24 feet a l o n g
the ^ u t h line of M - 3 2 Highway as
m o n u m e n t e d ; thence South 17 degrees 37 minutes 22 s e c o n d s West
60,00 feet along the South line of said
M - 3 2 Highway: thence South 72 degrees 22 minutes 36 s e c o n d s East
8,25 feet along the S o u t h line of s a i d
M - 3 2 Highway: thence South 0 0 degrees 13 m i n u t e s 54 s e c o n d s East
1536.66 feet t o the point of beginning.
J P M o r g a n C h a s e Bank. N. A ,
Mortgagee
LEGAL
NOTICE O f M O R T G A a E
FOftECLOSURC SALE
THIS FIRM IS A DEBT C O L L E C T O R
ATTEMPTTNQ T O C O L L E C T A DEBT.
ANY
INFORMATION W E OBTAIN
WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE, PLEASE C O N T A C T O U R OFFICE AT THE N U M B E R B E L O W IF
Y O U ARE IN ACTIVE MILfTARY
DUTY.
Tax l,D.# 6 9 - 0 1 0 - 0 0 2 - 3 0 0 - 0 2 5 - 0 1
C o m m o n l y k n o w n as: 1499 E. M - 3 2 ,
Gaylord, Michigan 4 9 7 3 5
PARCEL1; Part of the West 1/2 of
Section 2, Town 30 North. Range 3
West,
Bagley
Township,
Otsego
County.
Michigan,
described
as:
C o m m e n c i n g at the South 1/4 c o m e r
of said Section 2: t h e n c e North 00
degrees 12 m i n u t e s 48 s e c o n d s West
1319.20 feet along the N o r t h - S o u t h
1/4 line of said Section 2: t h e n c e
North 89 degrees 13 m i n u t e s 01 seco n d s West 982.12 feet a l o n g t h e
South 1/8 line of said Section 2 t o t h e
Point of Beginning: I h e n c e continuir>g
North 89 degrees 13 minutes 01 seconds West 327.38 feet on said 1 / 8
line: t h e n c e North 00 degrees 15 m i n utes 00 s e c o n d s West 1318.13 feet
along t h e West 1/8 line of said S e c tion 2; ther\ce North 00 degrees 01
minutes 38 s e c o n d s West 480.29 feet
along said West 1/8 line; t h e n c e
South 72 degrees 22 m i n u t e s 39 seconds East 341.77 feet along t h e
South line of M - 3 2 Highway as m o n u mented: t h e n c e South 0 0 degrees 14
minutes 27 s e c o n d s East 1699,42
feet to t h e point of beginning.
The r e d e m p t i o n p e r i o d shall b e o n e
year from t h e d a t e of s u c h sale.
Dated:
at t h e South 1/4 c o m e r of s a k l S e c tKxi 2; thence North 0 0 d e g r e e s 12
m i n u t e s 46 seoor>ds W e s t 1 3 2 9 . 2 0
f e e l along the N o r t h - S o u t h 1 / 4 Hrte of
said Section 2; t h e n c e N o r t h 8 9 d e grees 13 minutes 0 1 s s c o n d s W e s t .
912.66 feet a l o n g t h e S o u t h 1 / 6 line
of s a i d Section 2 t o the P o i n t of B e g i r d i n g ; thence contlnulr>g N o r t h 6 9
degrees 13 mirHJtes 01 s e c o n d s
West. 396.94 feet; t h e n c e N o r t h 0 0
degrees 15 minutes 0 0 s e c o n d s
West. 1064.70 feet along t h e West
1/6 line of said Section 2 ; t h e r x ^
South 69 degrees 13 m n u t e e 0 1 s e c ortds East. 327.10 feet; t h e n c e N o r t h
00 degrees 14 m i n u t s s 27 s e c o n d s
West 370.72 feet; t h e n c e N o r t h 0 9
degrees 0 0 minuts 20 secor>ds W e s t .
281.09 feet; t h e n c e South 72 d e g r e e s
22 minutes 36 s e c o n d s East, 118.55
feet ahxtg t h e South lir>e of S t a t e
Highway M - 3 2 ; thence S o u t h 00 d e grees 14 minutes 27 8ecor>ds East
1678.11 feet t o t h e point of b e g i n ning.
Q«yford H«r«ld T i m M ClAMttWdt
DAY
Dated September 3 . 2 0 0 6
For mors mformtfon, p l i a a a caK
F C X 246.583.1302
T>Ott & Trott. P.C.
Attorneys For Sarvioar
$ 1 4 4 0 North weatem Highway, Suite
200
Farmlnglon
48334-2525
Fla t173422f0e
Under t h e p o w e r of sale c o n t a i n e d in
said mortgage and t h e statute in s u c h
case made and provided, n o t k » is
hereby given that said m o r t g a g e will
be foreclosed by a sale of t h e mortgaged premises, or s o m e part of
them, at public v e n d u e , at t h e p l a c e
of holding t h e drcurt c o u r t writhin Otsego County, at 10;00 A M , o n O c t o ber 16, 2008.
MORTGAGE SALE - Defautt has b e e n
m a d e In t h e c o n d i t i o n s of a m o r t g a g e
m a d e b y Walter A. F e d e , a m a m e d
man a n d Sar>dra M. Feole, his wife, t o
M o r t g a g e Electronic Registration S y s t e m s , Inc., as nominee for lender a n d
ler>der's successors a n d / o r a s s i g n s .
M o r t g a g e e , dated January 30, 2 0 0 1
and r e c o r d e d January 3 1 , 2 0 0 1 i n Liber 787. Page 758. O t s e g o C o u n t y
Records, Michigan. S a i d m o r t g a g e is
now held b y Fifth Third M o r t g a g e
C o m p a n y b y assignment. T h e r e is
c l a i m e d t o be d u e at t h e d a t e hereof
t h e s u m of Seventy-Nir>e T h o u s a n d
Eight H u n d r e d Two a n d 9 2 / 1 0 0 Dollars ($79,802.92) including interest at
7 . 6 2 5 % per annum.
Said premises are si t u a t e d I n City of
Gayiord, O t s e g o County, Michigan,
ar>d are d e s c r i b e d as; Lot 9, B l o c k 3,
George H. S m i t h ' s A d d i t i o n t o t h e Village. now City, of Gaylord. a c c o r d i n g
t o the recorded plat thereof as rec o r d e d in Liber 1 of Plats, Page 82,
Otsego County Records.
The rederr>ption p e r i o d shall b e 6
m o n t h s f r o m t h e d a t e of s u c h sale,
unless d e t e r m i n e d a b a n d o n e d in acc o r d a n c e w i t h M C L A 600.3241a, in
w h i c h case the r e d e m p t i o n p e r i o d
shall be 30 d a y s f r o m t h e d a t e of
s u c h sale.
Dated: September 17, 2008
For more information, please call;
F C D 248.593.1309
Trott&Trott.P.C.
A t t o m e y s For Servicer
31440 N o r t h w e s t e m Highway. Suite
200
-3
Fanningtori
Hills,
Mtehigan
48334-2525
File #220930F01
(9-17-4)
LEGAL
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
THIS FIRM IS A DEBT C O L L E C T O R
ATTEMPTING T O C O L L E C T A D E B T
ANY
INFORMATKDN W E OBTAIN
WILL BE USED FOR THAT I ^ R POSE. PLEASE C O f / T A C T O U R OFFICE AT THE N U M B E R B E L O W IF
Y O U ARE IN ACT?VE MILITARY
DUTY.
MORTGAGE SALE • Default h a s b e e n
m a d e in t h e condltiona of a m o r t g a g e
m a d e by Richard J, Shials. s single
man. t o M o r t g a g e Electronic Registration Systems, Inc,, aa n o m i n e e for
isrtder
VKJ
lender's
successors
and/or aaaigns. M o r t g a g e e , d a t e d
A p m 24. 2006 a n d r e c o r d e d M a y 2,
2008 m Liber 1093, P a g e 2 9 1 , O t s e g o
C o u n t y Reoorda, MK^hlgan. There Is
claimed t o b e d u e at t h e d a t e hereof
t h e s u m of O n e H u n d r e d Eight T h o u s w i d Forty-One «>d 50/100 Oolars
($106,041.50) including mtarsat at
6 . 8 7 5 H per a n n u m .
Under t h e p o w e r o f sals c o n t a i n e d In
said m o r t g a g s artd t h a atatuta m s u c h
caae rnade ar>d p r o v l d a d . r w t l c a la
hereby given that aakl n w t g a q a wM
be toracloaad by a aala of tha nnortgaged pramlaaa. OK soma part of
them, al p u M c vendue at the North
door of the Ctty County Building m
Gaylord, Michigan M Otsago County,
Michigan at 10:00 a.m. on O C T O B E R
2,2006.
S ^
pramlsaa ar« looalad m tha
Town^
of
UvmgMon.
Otaego
County, Michigan, and ara daacrfced
aa; Lot 139, Qaylord Waat S u b d M alon. aa recorded m Ubar 3, Papaa
Under t h e p o w e r of sale c o n t a i n e d i n
said m o r t g a g e and t h e statute in s u c h
case m a d e and p r o v i d e d , rtotice Is
hereby given that said m o r t g a g e will
tje f o i ^ o s e d b y a sale of t h e m o r t gaged premises, or s o m e part o f
t h e m , at public v e n d u e at t h e N o r t h
d o o r o f the City C o u n t y BuikJing in
Gaylord. Mfchigan in O t s e g o C o u ^ ,
M i c h i g a n at 10:00 a.m. o n S E P T E M BER 25, 2008.
Said premises are l o c a t e d in t h e
T o w r ^ i p of O t s e g o Lake, O t s e g o
County, Michigan, a n d are d e s c r i b e d
Lot 147, A r b u t u s B e a c h H i g h l a n d
N u m b e r 4, a c c o r d i n g t o t h e plat
thereof as r e c o r d e d in Liber 4 of
Ptats, Pages 1 t h r o u g h 2, O t s e g o
C o u n t y Records.
The redemption p e r i o d shall b e 6
m o n t h s fror^ t h e d a t e of s u c h sale,
unless d e t e r m i n e d ^ > a n d o n e d i n acc o r d a n c e w i t h M C L A § 6 0 0 . 3 2 4 l a , in
which case the redemptton period
ShaH be 3 0 d a y s f r o m t h e d a t e of
s u c h sale
TO A L L PURCHASERS: T h e forectosm g m o r t g a g e e c a n r e a d r n l t h e sate.
In that event, your d a m a g e s , if arty,
are l i m l t s d solely t o tr»e return of t h e
b i d siT>ount t e n d e r e d at sale, p l u s interest.
Dated; A u g u s t 27, 2 0 0 8
Ortarw A s s o o a t s s . P C .
Attorr>eys for Servicer
P O , B o x 5041
48007-5041
248-502-1400
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Stampede!
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their families.
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will experience a fun filled
weekend of soccer, along
with an enjoyable stay in
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fills u p almost every
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long.
T h e fifth-annual Alpine Soccer
S t a m p e d e m a k e s its
return to Gaylord this
w e e k e n d , Sept. 2021, at the beautiful
Alpine Soccer C o m plex on North Ohio
in Gaylord.
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The t o u r n a m e n t
wfill o n c e again b e
h u g e — there are 61
t e a m s registered,
c o m i n g from all
across Michigan, a n d
e v e n from Indiana.
This will bring a b o u t
1,000 b u d d i n g athletes o n the fields,
a n d more than 4,000
spectactors there to
support them.
"Many t e a m s
return every year
b e c a u s e they love
Gaylord," said tourn a m e n t director
C i n d e e Polena. "Our
t o u r n a m e n t is also
very affordable. This
is a great thing for
our community."
The S t a m p e d e
offers a little bit of
s o m e t h i n g for everybody, as there
are both select and
recreational t e a m s
competing.
Many of the t e a m s
will feature a local Hair as 10 of the
c o m p e t i n g t e a m s call
their h o m e Gaylord.
A t o u r n a m e n t like
this takes a cast of
m a n y to run s m o o t h ly. Volunteers have
helped in any capacity from c o n c e s s i o n s
to c o m m u n i t y relations, and everywhere in b e t w e e n .
"The work can be
very time c o n s u m ing, but it's worth it
to s e e the kids play
and have fun." Polena said.
The following pages vrill s h o w all the
h o m e t o w n teams, as
well as their schedule
of games.
G o o d luck to all
the t e a m s this weeke n d — b o t h from
near and far!
Boys and girls
on recreational
and select travel
teams, will converge upon the
Alpine Soccer
Complex this
weekend for an
action-packed
Alpine Soccer
Stampede.
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U-10BOYS
TEAM ROSTER
Nathan GIbbs
Seth Gregory
Ben Holscher
Colin Kwapis
Brendan Mendolia
ZacMlslak
Elijah Needham
Cameron Strange
Mitchell Wilson
Logan Wojtkowiak
The 2008 Gaytord Typhoon
U - I O T e a m : (Front row l-r:
Nathan Gibbs, Brendan Mendolia, Seth Gregory, Logan
Wojtkowiak, Ben Holscher;
Middle row l-r): Elijah Needham, Mitchell Wilson, Zac
Misiak, Cameron Strange,
Colin Kwapis; (Back row l-r):
Coach: Christian
Wilson
Coach Christian Wilson
SCHEDULE"
Saturday: vs.BASAMajors,9:15a.m.(Fields)
Saturday: vs. Strikers, 1:30 p.m. (Field 6)
Gaylord Thunder
Sunday: vs. Gaylord Red Bulls, 8 a.m. (Field 6)
Sunday: vs. Harbor Springs, 4 p.m. (Field 6)
U-12B0YS
Nick Brigham
Cole Butler
Jackson Deans
Fox Deisig
Josh Delaney
Patrick Eldridge
Tristan Gregory
Nate Fox
Graham Holt
Mitchell Lawton
Mike Misiak
Collin Watters
The 2008 Gaylord
Thunder U-12 team:
(Front row l-r): Graham Holt, Fox Deisig,
Nick Brigham, Patricjt
Eldridge, Josh Delaney; (Back row t-r):
Coach Steve Gregory,
Cole Butler, Tristan
Gregory, Colin Watters, Mike Misiak,
Nate Fox, Coach Matt
Deisig. Missing: Jackson Deans, Mitchell
Lawton.
SCHEDULE"
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TEAM ROSTER
Saturday: vs. Gaylord Force, 10:30 a.m. (Field 2)
Saturday: vs. Strikers, 1:30 p.m. (Field 9)
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Sunday: vs. Cheboygan Crew/, 8 a.m. (Field 9)
Bracket Rounds: Sunday, TBA
Coach: Matt Deisig
Coach: Steve Gregory
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Gaylord Red Bulls
U-10BOYS
The 2008 Gaylord Red
Bulls U-10 Boys soccer
team; (Front row l-r): Bailey Wleber, Ethan Nlda,
Blake Harrington, Dominique Arevalo; (Back row Ir); Coach Michelle Sullivan,
Kyle Karsten, Trae Bischof,
Austin Monusko, Chase
Jones, Joey Pietzak. Missing: Kyle Hannah.
SCHEDULE:
Sunday: vs. Gaylord Typhoon, 8 a.m. (Field 6)
Sunday: vs. BASA Majors Black, 4 p.m. (Field 5)
Saturday; vs.Strikers,9:15a.m.(Field6)
Saturday: vs. Harbor Springs, 5:15 p.m. (Field 5)
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The 2008 Gaylord
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(Front row l-r): Brandt
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Jeakle, Trent Hibner,
Dominic LaJoie, Jared
Caswell, Alphonse Buclay, Jackson Landrie,
Matttiew Coger; (Back
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Shane Foster, Brady
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Fry.
Coach: Scott Fry
Coach: Dennis Jeakle
SCH E D U LE;
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Saturday: vs. Gaylord Thunder, 10:30 a.m. (Field 2)
Sunday: vs. Strikers, 9:15 a.m. (Field 2)
Saturday: vs. Cheboygan Crew, 2:45 p.m. (Field 2)
Bracket Rounds: Sunday, TBA
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U-11 GIRLS
TEAM ROSTER
Jenna Adam
Danica Bebble
Courtney Busch
Adrienne Edwards
Elizabeth Heinz
Ally Gregory
Sarah Korff
Madison MacQuarrle
Bekah Myler
Georgi Nowicki
Ali Porta
Sarah Vanliere
Brandi Wagner
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Coach: Rick Butler
Coach: Todd Gregory
Coach: Bob Wagner
THE 2008 GAYLORD BLIZZARD U-12 Girls soecer team: (Front row l-r); Sarah Vanliere, Georgi Nowicki, Bekati Myler, Elizabeth Heinz, Danica Bebble, Sarah Korff,
Madison MacQuarrle; (Middle row l-r); Ally Gregory, Ali Porta, Adrienne Edwards, Jenna Adam, Courtney Busch, Katie Butler, Brandi Wagner; (Back row l-r); Coaches
Rick Butler, Bob Wagner and Todd Gregory.
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Jessica Hellenberg,
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The 2008 Gaylord Hurricanes U-16 team: (Front
row l-r): Tiffany Graus,
Whitney Joyce, Nicole
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Payne, Allie Gee, Rachel
Watts, Tanner Renkiewka, Kate KierczynskI,
Kay Patrick; (Third row
l-r): Kaitlyn Koronka,
Kayley Crawfonl,
Stephanie Augustine,
Mackenzie Morrison,
Claire McPhetson,
Jamie Green, Jessie
Meehan, Carrie Bums;
(Back row l-r): Coaches
Ginger McNamara,
Shawn McNamara and
Travis Buzzell-Wells
TEAM ROSTER
Stephanie A u g u s t i n e
Carrie Burns
Kayley Crawford
Allie Gee
Tiffany Graus
Jamie Green
W h i t n e y Joyce
Katie Kierczynski
K a i t l y n Koronka
Nicole M c N a m a r a
Claire McPherson
Jessie M e e h a n
Mackenzie M o r r i s o n
Kay Patrick
Annalise Payne
Tanner Renkiewicz
Taylor Vanliere
Rachel Watts
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U-13 GIRLS
TEAM ROSTER
Erin Borgeson
Karl Borowiak
Kaycie Burroughs
Kinsey Burroughs
Stephanie Buttrick
Aubrey Curtis
Mai Dao
Darby Fitzhenry
Chelsea Fox
Sydney Gooding
Madison Hamilla
Missy Hartmann
Lauren Mintz
Emily Karsten
Hayley Minor
Katie Reinelt
Jessica Snnith
Brooke Stier
THE 2008 GAYLORD FUSION U-13 Girls soccer team: (Front row): Missy Hartmann, Madison Hamilla; (Second row l-r): Kari Borowiak, Kaycie Burroughs, Darby
Fitzhenry, Chelsea Fox, Kinsey Burroughs, Katie Reinelt, Mai Dao; (Third row l-r): Hayley Minor, Brooke Stier; (Back row l-r): Stephanie Buttrick, Lauren Hintz, Aubrey
Curtis, Erin Borgeson, Emily Karsten, Sydney Gooding, Jessica Smith.
TEAM SCHEDULE:
Saturday: vs. Sault Raiders, 4 p.m. (Field 1)
Sunday: vs. Freeland Mad Dogs, 8 a.m. (Field 1)
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Arica Alread
Meagan Bartow
Autumn Cancllla
Delaney Eckstein
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Alexis Mang
Rebecca Pensyl
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