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athletes weekCharlevoix’s Jake McLean rushed 13 times for 128yards in leading the Rayders ground game in theteam’s 22-6 victory over Lake Michigan Confer-ence rival East Jordan.

Jennelle Roberts of Boyne City finished 7thoverall in 21:20 at the Logger Invitational inhelping lead the Rambler girls cross countryteam to a 3rd place finish.

Jake McLean –ChARLEVoix–

Jennelle Roberts – boynE City–

Prep Football

by Chris Fiel

Charlevoix 22, East Jordan 0

EAST JORDAN – It is that time ofyear, the leaves are beginning to falland the weather takes a 30 degreeplunge in a matter of hours, that’sright, it’s time for Homecoming inNorthern Michigan.

is week it was East Jordan’shomecoming as they played host tothe Charlevoix Rayders in a LakeMichigan Conference match-up,where the Rayders looked to gainsome momentum heading towards aplayoff run, and the Red Devils werelooking to break into the win col-umn.

e Rayders were able to snap atwo-game losing skid as they im-proved to 2-4 overall, 2-2 confer-ence with a hard fought 22-0victory, behind their ground gameand some stellar defense on Septem-ber 30.

Charlevoix took a slim 2-0 leadinto the halime break on an An-drew Robarge safety, before the of-fense got untracked and finallyfound the end zone.

Tanner Catt danced his way in ona 22-yard scamper, while JamaelKelly and quarterback Andrew Pot-ter both scored on 10-yard runs.

Rayder workhorse Jake McLeancarried 13 times as he rushed for128 yards, Kelly ran 10 times for 52yards, and Charlie Hamilton had apair of receptions for 22 yards.

Leading the Charlevoix defensewas river Gauthier and Drew Sey-

mour with 11 tackles each, whileAndrew Robarge had a stellar per-formance with 10 tackles and a pairof fumble recoveries to go alongwith his safety. Greyson Spiegl fin-ished with eight tackles including asack, and Clay Heise had a fumblerecovery.

"is was a hard hitting footballgame and I thought our defense dida great job bottling up their offense,”Charlevoix coach Don Jess said. “Ithought this was a good win for ourfootball team, East Jordan played agood game and our kids really cameout and executed in the second half,but we have to eliminate the penal-ties if we're going to improve. An-drew Robarge had a great gamedefensively and it was nice to seeJake Mclean find his stride on of-fense."

e shutout was the first forCharlevoix since it blanked the RedDevils during the 2009 season.

Leading East Jordan, 0-6 overall,0-4 conference, was the trio of Wes-ley Lewin, Tim Schutt, and MarcusWingate, as they rushed for 37, 28and 27 yards respectively. Wingatealso caught a pass for 12 yards andJohn Richards finished with sevenyards receiving.

e Red Devil defensive chargewas led by Wingate and Richardswith 12 tackles each, Ben Waltonfinished with 11, and Dillon Sweetchipped in with seven tackles. NoahBacchus also picked off a pass forEast Jordan.

e Rayders travel to Boyne Cityon Friday, October 7, while East Jor-dan visits Elk Rapids on the samenight. Kickoff for both games is7pm.

JV Football

J.V. Raydersrun past

Red Devilsby Chris Fiel

Charlevoix 58, East

Jordan 0CHARLEVOIX –

e Charlevoix one-two punch of TaylorSeese and ShaneSutherland was toomuch for the RedDevils to handle as theduo combined to rushfor 227 yards and fivetouchdowns in leadingthe Rayders to a 58-0victory over East Jor-dan on September 29at Kipke Field.

e Rayder offensewas able to accumu-late 449 yards on theground. In additionto Seese and Suther-land, Brian Noirotrushed for 96 yardswith a touchdown anda two-point conver-sion and Sam Hovieadded 87 yards and ascore.

Nate Moon andBrad Rizzo addedrushing conversions,while Moon went 4-of-4 passing for 50yards and tossed a pairof conversions toRizzo and Will Tel-genhof.

Seese also led thedefense with a 34-yardinterception return fora score, while AustinCesaro also picked offa pass. Parker LaVan-way and Noirot bothrecovered fumbles forthe Rayders.

e Charlevoix JVplays host to theBoyne City Ramblers,while the East JordanJV hosts Elk Rapids.Both games are urs-day, October 6 at 6pm.

biG noRth team ..........................Conf (W-L-t)............overall Petoskey ............................4 - 0 - 0 .........6 - 0 - 0traverse City West .............3 - 1 - 0 .........3 - 3 - 0traverse City Central .........3 - 2 - 0 .........3 - 3 - 0Cadillac ..............................3 - 2 - 0 .........3 - 3 - 0Gaylord ..............................1 - 3 - 0 .........2 - 4 - 0ogemaw heights ...............0 - 3 - 0 .........2 - 4 - 0Alpena ................................0 - 3 - 0 .........1 - 5 - 0

LAkE MiChiGAnteam ..........................Conf (W-L-t) .........overall Grayling ............................4 - 0 - 0 .......6 - 0 - 0traverse City st Francis ....4 - 0 - 0 .......5 - 1 - 0kalkaska ............................3 - 1 - 0 .......4 - 2 - 0boyne City ..........................2 - 2 - 0 .......3 - 3 - 0Charlevoix ..........................2 - 2 - 0 .......2 - 4 - 0Elk Rapids ..........................1 - 3 - 0 .......1 - 5 - 0East Jordan ........................0 - 4 - 0 .......0 - 6 - 0harbor springs ..................0 - 4 - 0 .......0 - 6 - 0

noRth stARteam ..........................Conf (W-L-t) ...........overall Mio .....................................3 - 0 - 0 ........4 - 2 - 0hillman ...............................2 - 1 - 0 ........5 - 1 - 0Atlanta ...............................2 - 2 - 0 ........3 - 3 - 0Arenac Eastern ..................2 - 2 - 0 ........3 - 3 - 0Au Gres-sims .....................1 - 2 - 0 ........2 - 4 - 0Posen .................................0 - 0 - 0 ........0 - 6 - 0hale ....................................0 - 3 - 0 ........2 - 4 - 0

ski VALLEyteam ..........................Conf (W-L-t) ..........overall Mancelona .........................5 - 0 - 0 ........6 - 0 - 0Johannesburg-Lewiston ...4 - 1 - 0 ........5 - 1 - 0Fife Lake Forest Area ........3 - 2 - 0 ........3 - 3 - 0indian River inland Lakes .2 - 2 - 0 ........3 - 3 - 0Central Lake ......................2 - 3 - 0 ........2 - 4 - 0onaway ..............................2 - 3 - 0 ........2 - 4 - 0bellaire ...............................1 - 0 - 0 ........5 - 1 - 0Gaylord st Mary .................1 - 4 - 0 ........1 - 5 - 0Pellston ..............................0 - 4 - 0 ........0 - 6 - 0

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Rayder defensive stand out Andrew Robarge (50) takes aim at tCsF running back (21)Devin sheehy-Guiseppi in second quarter action last week.

Photo by sCott RiChARDs


Charlevoix quarterback Andrew Potter (12)eludes the grasp of tCsF Adam Armour (26) dur-ing first half action last week.

Photo by ADAM EssELMAn

Charlevoix’s Jake McLean fends off East Jordan’s (80) Jordan Argetsinger while Red Devil (24) Marcus Wingate closes in.

Rayders stingy defense blanks East Jordan

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DiVision 1School (First-place votes) (Record) Points

1. Detroit Catholic Central (5) (6-0) 50

2. Rockford (5-1) 42

T3. Clarkston (4-2) 37

T3. Grand Ledge (6-0) 37

5. Plymouth (6-0) 31

6. Grand Haven (5-1) 20

T7. Canton (5-1) 14

T7. Northville (6-0) 14

9. Utica Eisenhower (5-1) 13

10. LakeOrion (5-1) 12

Others receiving votes: 11, Monroe 2.

11, Grand Blanc 2. 13, HollandWest

Ottawa 1.


1. Farmington HillsHarrison (5) (6-0) 50

2. Muskegon (5-1) 43

3. Warren DeLaSalle (5-1) 34

T4. Lowell (5-1) 33

T4. Bay City Western (6-0) 33

6. WyandotteRoosevelt (6-0) 25

T7. Southfield (5-1) 16

T7. Walled LakeWestern (6-0) 16

T9. Port Huron (6-0) 11

T9. Birmingham Brother Rice (4-2) 11

Others receiving votes: 11, Oxford 2. 12,

Detroit Henry Ford 1.


1. Mt Pleasant (4) (6-0) 49

2. Grand Rapids Christian (1) (6-0) 46

3. DeWitt (6-0) 39

4. Orchard Lake St. Mary (5-1) 33

5. Battle Creek Harper Creek (6-0) 27

6. Petoskey (6-0) 227. Holland (5-1) 16

T8. East Grand Rapids (4-2) 12

T8. Chelsea (5-1) 12

10. Stevensville Lakeshore (5-1) 9

Others receiving votes: 11, Redford

Thurston 7. 12, St Joseph 2. 13, Zeeland

East 1.


1. MarineCity (5) (6-0) 50

2. Zeeland West (6-0) 45

3. Battle Creek Pennfield (6-0) 39

4. Paw Paw (6-0) 33

5. Grand Rapids Catholic Central (5-1) 31

6. St Clair ShoresSouthLake (6-0) 24

7. Croswell-Lexington (6-0) 22

8. Detroit Crockett (5-1) 16

9. Pontiac Notre Dame Prep (6-0) 10

10. Marysville (5-1) 2

Others receiving votes: 11, Edwardsburg 1.

11, Otsego 1. 11, Detroit Douglass 1.


1. Lansing Catholic (5) (6-0) 50

2. Millington (6-0) 43

3. Portland (6-0) 41

4. Menominee (5-1) 36

5. Grayling (6-0) 306. Clawson (5-1) 23

7. Olivet (5-1) 20

8. Carrollton (6-0) 9

9. Freeland (5-1) 6

T10. Almont (5-1) 5

T10. Jackson Lumen Christi 5

Others receiving votes: 12, Reed City 4.

13, Alma 2. 14, Dowagiac 1.


. Ithaca (4) (6-0) 47

2. Montrose (1) (6-0) 46

3. IronMountain (6-0) 41

T4. Muskegon Oakridge (5-1) 33

T4. Shelby (6-0) 33

6. Hemlock (5-1) 22

7. GrassLake (6-0) 20

8. Schoolcraft (6-0) 16

9. Grandville Calvin Christian (6-0) 6

10. Montague (4-2) 5

Others receiving votes: 11, Clare 4. 12,

Vassar 2.


1. Royal Oak Shrine Catholic (1) (6-0) 42

2. Saginaw Nouvel (3) (6-0) 39

3. Hudson (6-0) 38

T4. T.C. St Francis (5-1) 31T4. McBain (5-1) 31

T6. Pewamo-Westphalia (6-0) 27

T6. Detroit Loyola (1) (6-0) 27

8. Union City (6-0) 10

T9. Mancelona (6-0) 7T9. Harbor Beach 7

Others receiving votes: 11, Gobles 6. 12,

Ravenna 3. 12, Reese 3. 14, Ishpeming

2. 15, Lawton 1. 15, Decatur 1.


1. Muskegon Catholic Central (5) (6-0) 50

2. Mendon (6-0) 44

3. New Lothrop (6-0) 41

4. St Ignace (6-0) 34

5. Saugatuck (6-0) 30

6. CrystalFallsForest Park (4-1) 19

T7. Climax-Scotts (5-1) 12

T7. Mt Pleasant Sacred Heart (4-2) 12

T9. IronMountainNorth Dickinson (5-1) 9

T9. Beal City (4-2) 9

Others receiving votes: 11, Johannes-

burg-Lewiston 4. 11, Hillman 4. 13,

Fowler 3. 13, Pittsford 3. 15, Deckerville

1.

Michiganhigh SchooL

FootbaLLRankings

by Chris Fiel

traverse City st. Francis 28,

boyne City 0BOYNE CITY – It didn’t take long

to realize that the TC St. FrancisGladiators were going to depend ontheir running game to contend withthe Ramblers, and it turned out that’sall the offense they would need asthey piled up 377 yards rushing inbeating Boyne City 28-0 in a LakeMichigan Conference match-up onSeptember 30, at Earl BrotherstonField.

e Glads, 5-1 overall, 4-0 confer-ence, got on the board at the 8:31mark of the first quarter, as Seth Kel-licut punched it on an 11-yard run.Austin Currie passed to Zach Swafferfor the two-point conversion.

Aer holding the Ramblers on theensuing possession, the Glads tookadvantage of a short punt and a ontheir first play, Ryan McDonnellraced 56-yards to put TCSF up 14 -0with 4:45 remaining in the quarter.

St. Francis struck twice more inthe second quarter, the first just sec-onds in, as McDonnell ran it in from15-yards out, and Currie kicked theextra point. Devin Sheehy-Guiseppiadded the final score on a 6-yardplunge; Currie’s extra point attemptwas good for a 28-0 TCSF lead.

e Rambler defense was able toshut things down in the second half,but the offense couldn’t quite getthings going against the tough Gladi-ator defense.

For Boyne City offensively, Jay

Redman went 8-of-18 for 61 yards,despite being under the constantpressure of the St. Francis defense.Bradley Fouchia was the recipient offive of those passes for 53 yards. ZachWandrie caught two passes andNoah Aller finished with one recep-tion for five yards. Wandrie alsopicked up 18 yards on the ground,while Kerey Kuheana finished with16 yards rushing.

Trey Reinhardt had 18 tackles to

lead the Boyne defense, while AlanManross finished with 17 and an in-terception. Collin Ulvund had 16tackles and a fumble recovery,Fouchia finished with 15 tackles, andElliott Hausler had a fumble recov-ery.

“We are looking forward to gettingback on track,” Boyne City coachDon Nohel said. “We haveCharlevoix this week, its homecom-ing—enough said.”.

Gladiators ground game beats BoyneRambler defense holds tough in the second half

Photo by CinDA shuMAkER

Photo by CinDA shuMAkER

AboVE: boyne City junior linebacker trey Reinhardt (58) gets instructions from defensive coordinator Dave bricker.

LEFt: Rambler defensive back tJ Douglas (23) looks foran angle of attack against the st. Francis offense.

Red Devils splitgames withconference foesby Chris Fiel

GRAYLING – e Red Devils raninto a tough Vikings team, as East Jor-dan dropped all three games, 9-25, 11-25, 11-25, in a Lake MichiganConference match-up on September29. Leading the Red Devils in both of-fensive and defensive categories wasKara LaVanway.

e East Jordan JV defeated theGrayling JV 25-20, 21-25, 25-14. Lead-ing the Red Devil JV was Katie Spence,Kristen Malpass, Paige Poindexter andTommie Outman.

EAST JORDAN –e Red Devilsused some balanced scoring and strongteam play to beat Kalkaska 26-24, 25-22, 25-13 in Lake Michigan Conferenceplay on September 27.

“e girls came together and playedwell as a team, spreading out the offen-sive kills and the defensive digs.” EastJordan coach Anne Crick said.

Valerie Peters finished with sevenpoints, six kills, three digs, and a pair ofaces, Emily Crick had 17 points, fouraces and seven digs; Grace Howes – sixkills; and Kara LaVanway finished witheight points, five kills and nine digs.

boyne City winsKALKASKA — e Ramblers re-

bounded from a first game loss to winthe next three, 19-25, 25-21, 25-15, 25-

10 in Lake Michigan Conference matchplay over the Blazers on October 3.

Heather Nichols had 45 assists and14 digs to lead the Ramblers. KylieHicks added 18 kills and Allie Cainchipped in with 13 kills and five blocks;Erin Baker and Ketrin Hocquard eachfinished with 18 digs for Boyne City.

e Ramblers improved to 10-12-4overall.

MiDDLE sChooLBOYNE CITY – e Boyne City 8th

grade volleyball team beat Elk Rapids

25-23, 22-25, 15-10 on October 3. “is was the best overall match the

team has played so far this season,”Rambler coach Daryl Michael said. “Iam especially thrilled because theyoung ladies are improving with pass-ing, setting up offensive attacks, andplaying with high school level tactics.”

BOYNE CITY -- On Saturday, Octo-ber 1, the Rambler 8th grade finishedin a 3rd place tie with Pellston at theBoyne City Invitational Tournament.Grand Traverse Academy finished 1st,while Kalkaska took home second.

BOYNE CITY – e 7th grade Ram-blers finished second in the Boyne CityInvitational Tournament, falling toKalkaska in the championship matchon October 1.

Boyne City advance to the final byfinishing 5-3 in pool play; splitting withPetoskey 25-16, 24-26; splitting withKalkaska 25-17, 11-25; beating Pellston26-24, 25-22; and splitting with GrandTraverse Academy 20-25, 25-19. eRamblers advanced to the final with avictory over Grand Traverse Academyin the semi-final.

the boyne City 7th Grade Volleyball team finished in 2nd place at the boyne City invitational tournament on october 1. Front (L-R) Autumnhealey, Abby Pemberton. kneeling (L-R) kaylee turnbull, Alayna Fiel, brooklynn hill. back (L-R) Madison Reynolds, Alison Alger, kamryn Veryser,Coach Mark Juday, Elizabeth Mansfield, Emma Vondra, Maddie Cain, Abby Gardner, Leanne bentley, Annie stokes, Alysse Whittet, Amber Weiss.(not pictured Victoria McGarey)

Volleyball

Photo CouRtEsy oF shARon ALGER

Gemini LanesLeague Results

Coffee Cup1. Olstrom Excavating .............................

2. J & J Auto Parts...................................

3. Charevoix Properties...........................

High Team Game .....Olstrom Excavating...............603

High Team Series.....Olstrom Excavating.............1751

High Game...........................Billie Drenth...............234

High Series ..........................Billie Drenth...............566

High Game w/hdcp ..............Billie Drenth...............270

High Series w/hdcp..............Billie Drenth...............674

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eJ LadieS League1. Scared Splitless ..................................

2. Bartlett’s Excavating............................

3. EJIW....................................................

High Team Game............................EJIW...............737

High Team Series ...........................EJIW.............2068

High Game .........................Sharon Alger...............197

High Series.........................Monica Scott...............519

High Game w/hdcp ..............Kathy Closs...............244

High Series w/hdcp ............Monica Scott...............666

Happy Hour1. D&D Building.......................................

2. Darlene’s .............................................

3. Essence ..............................................

High Team Game...............D&D Building...............651

High Team Series...............D&D Building.............1725

High Game ....................Linda Ballentine...............208

High Series ....................Linda Ballentine...............493

High Game w/hdcp ........Linda Ballentine...............257

High Series w/hdcp........Linda Ballentine...............640

iNTer CiTy League1. Jordan Construction ............................

2. Will C. ..................................................

3. EJIW-Blue Rockets .............................

High Team Game .....EJIW-Blue Rockets...............936

High Team Series..........................Will C..............2516

High Game.........................Rich Siemion...............246

High Series ........................Rich Siemion...............607

High Game w/hdcp .........Jerry Nemecek...............280

JV LadieS League1. Thomas Well Drilling ...........................

2. D & D Marine.......................................

3. Lexamar ..............................................

High Team Game ...Thomas Well Drilling...............736

High Team Series ...Thomas Well Drilling.............2181

High Game .......................Miki Campbell...............178

High Series ....................Kathy Janeczek...............476

High Game w/hdcp ...........Miki Campbell...............255

High Series w/hdcp...........Miki Campbell...............675

eJ MerCHaNT’S League1. Tom’s Diesel .......................................

2. The Zone.............................................

3. The Nugget..........................................

High Team Game .....................Darlene’s...............953

High Team Series.....................Darlene’s.............2779

High Game ..........................Tom Walden...............257

High Series..........................Tom Walden...............641

High Game w/hdcp..............Tom Walden...............272

High Series w/hdcp .............Tom Walden...............686

MiXed douBLeS #11. Hejka Construction..............................

2. IDGASWYCI........................................

3. Gamblers.............................................

High Team Game......Hejka Construction...............675

High Team Series......Hejka Construction.............1813

High Game ....................Buck McWatters...............200

......................................Jane Donaldson...............185

High Series....................Buck McWatters...............508

.....................................Megan Herriman...............474

High Game w/hdcp........Buck McWatters...............251

......................................Jane Donaldson...............239

Series w/hdcp................Buck McWatters...............661

......................................Jane Donaldson...............635

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boyne City 6, Charlevoix 0CHARLEVOIX – e Ramblers

keep on playing well behind an ex-plosive offense and solid defense asthey marched past the CharlevoixRayders 6-0 on September 29 inLake Michigan Conference play.

Boyne City improved to 14-4overall, 7-1 conference, as AustinGardner wasted little time in gettingthe Ramblers on the board. Gardnerscored at the six minute mark on aGarrett Moeke assist. Moeke wouldlater score a goal of his own withfour minutes remaining in the firsthalf.

Steven Halstead got things rollingagain for Boyne, as he found theback of the net in the first minute ofthe second half, giving Boyne City a3-0 lead.

Aer that, Boyne’s Dean Haguetook things over, Hague, in a mirrorimage of his previous game finishedwith an assist and scored the finalthree goals for the Ramblers.

Tevin Larmond also had an assistfor Boyne City.

Zeek Beek and Corey Bohneteach had one save in goal for theRambler shutout.

boyne City 6, harbor Light 0BOYEN CITY – e Ramblers

Dean Hague finished with the finalthree goals of the game for BoyneCity, and also added an assist as theRamblers cruised past Harbor Light6-0 on September 27 to improve to13-4 overall, 6-1 conference.

Garrett Moeke got the Ramblersrolling, scoring just two minutesinto the game. Steven Halstead fol-lowed that goal up a minute later onan assist from Austin Gardner.

e pair combined for anotherscore with one minute le in thehalf.

Gardner finished the day withthree assist, while Moeke had one.

Corey Bohnet had four saves ingoal for the Boyne shutout.

Rambler coach Nick Baic creditedCollin Kruzel and Chris Moorewith some well played defense tohelp hold the Swordsmen to zeroshots on goal in the first half.

Boyne City defeatsRayders, Swordsmen


boyne City’s Dean hauge goes airborne as he heads a pass to teammates nigel bell (2) and tevin Larmond (25) while Charlevoix’sFisher kiteley (14) just misses being hit; boyne City won 6-0.

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RAnk tEAM RECoRD VotEs

1 Lsu (40) 5-0 1473

2 ALAbAMA (12) 5-0 1435

3 okLAhoMA (7) 4-0 1397

4 WisConsin 5-0 1266

5 boisE stAtE (1) 4-0 1248

6 okLAhoMA stAtE 4-0 1191

7 stAnFoRD 4-0 1185

8 CLEMson 5-0 1093

9 oREGon 3-1 1028

10 ARkAnsAs 4-1 860

11 tExAs 4-0 833

12 MiChiGAn 5-0 81213 GEoRGiA tECh 5-0 667

14 nEbRAskA 4-1 555

15 AubuRn 4-1 550

16 WEst ViRGiniA 4-1 544

17 FLoRiDA 4-1 498

18 south CARoLinA 4-1 487

19 iLLinois 5-0 428

20 kAnsAs stAtE 4-0 349

21 ViRGiniA tECh 4-1 341

22 ARizonA stAtE 4-1 256

23 FLoRiDA stAtE 2-2 237

24 tExAs A&M 2-2 216

25 bAyLoR 3-1 186

ThuRSday, OcTObeR 6 JV Football

Elk Rapids at East Jordan, 6pm

boyne City at Charlevoix, 6pm

Soccer

harbor springs at Charlevoix, 5pm

sault ste. Marie at boyne City, 5pm

Volleyball

Elk Rapids at East Jordan, 6pm

boyne City at Charlevoix, 6pm

Ellsworth at Alanson, 6pm

FRiday, OcTObeR 7Football

East Jordan at Elk Rapids, 7pm

Charlevoix at boyne City 7pm

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Pickford at Central Lake-Ellsworth, 7pm

SaTuRday, OcTObeR 8Cross Country

boyne Falls at sault ste. Marie

invitational, 1pm

Volleyball

boyne City at onaway, 8am

Charlevoix at suttons bay invit., 8:30am

Ellsworth at Mackinac island invit., 9am

MOnday, OcTObeR 10Soccer

boyne City at sault ste. Marie, 5pm

TueSday, OcTObeR 11Soccer

Charlevoix at Grayling, 5pmEast Jordan at boyne City, 5pmVolleyball

Charlevoix at Elk Rapids, 6pmEast Jordan at boyne City, 6pmEllsworth at tC Christian, 6pm

WedneSday, OcTObeR 12Soccer

boyne City at benzie Central, 5pm

ThuRSday, OcTObeR 13JV Football

Charlevoix at Elk Rapids, 6pm

East Jordan at boyne City, 6pm

Soccer

boyne City at Grayling, 5pm

Volleyball

Charlevoix at East Jordan, 6pm

Mackinaw City at Ellsworth, 6pm

FRiday, OcTObeR 14Football

Elk Rapids at Charlevoix, 7pm

boyne City at East Jordan, 7pm

Central Lake-Ellsworth at Pellston, 7pm

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NFL SchedULe

2011 nCAA Division i-AFootball schedule - Week 6

ThuRsday, OCTOBER 6tiME (Et) MAtChuP

7:30 PM Et Western kentucky at Middle

tennessee

9:00 PM Et California at no. 9 oregon

FRiday, OCTOBER 7tiME (Et) MAtChuP

9:00 PM Et no. 5 boise state at Fresno state

saTuRday, OCTOBER 8tiME (Et) MAtChuP

12:00 PM Et no. 3 oklahoma vs. no. 11

texas*

12:00 PM Et Maryland at no. 13 Georgia

tech

12:00 PM Et Connecticut at no. 16 West

Virginia

12:00 PM Et Mississippi state at uAb

12:00 PM Et Louisville at north Carolina

12:00 PM Et Minnesota at Purdue

12:21 PM Et kentucky at no. 18 south

Carolina

12:30 PM Et no. 23 Florida state at Wake

Forest

12:30 PM Et Memphis at Rice

1:00 PM Et Army at Miami (oh)

2:00 PM Et Florida international at Akron

2:00 PM Et temple at ball state

2:00 PM Et bowling Green at Western Michigan

2:30 PM Et no. 19 illinois at indiana

3:00 PM Et boston College at no. 8 Clem-

son

3:00 PM Et Eastern Michigan at toledo

3:30 PM Et no. 17 Florida at no. 1 Lsu

3:30 PM Et kansas at no. 6 oklahoma

state

3:30 PM Et Missouri at no. 20 kansas

state

3:30 PM Et Miami (FL) at no. 21 Virginia tech

3:30 PM Et no. 22 Arizona state at utah

3:30 PM Et Air Force at notre Dame

3:30 PM Et Central Michigan at north

Carolina state

3:30 PM Et Pittsburgh at Rutgers

3:30 PM Et Arizona at oregon state

3:30 PM Et iowa at Penn state

3:30 PM Et ohio at buffalo

3:30 PM Et southern Miss at navy

3:30 PM Et kent state at northern illinois

4:05 PM Et unLV at nevada

5:00 PM Et Louisiana tech at idaho

7:00 PM Et Vanderbilt at no. 2 Alabama

7:00 PM Et no. 15 Auburn at

no. 10 Arkansas

7:00 PM Et no. 12 Michigan at

northwestern

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texas tech

7:00 PM Et iowa state at no. 25 baylor

7:00 PM Et East Carolina at houston

7:00 PM Et troy at Louisiana-Lafayette

7:00 PM Et Marshall at uCF

7:00 PM Et Arkansas state at Louisiana-

Monroe

7:00 PM Et Georgia at tennessee

7:30 PM Et Colorado at no. 7 stanford

7:30 PM Et Florida Atlantic at north texas

8:00 PM Et ohio state at no. 14 ne-

braska

8:00 PM Et Wyoming at utah state

8:00 PM Et syracuse at tulane

10:15 PM Et san Jose state at brigham

young

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10:30 PM Et Washington state at uCLA

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Atlanta 30, seattle 28

san Diego 26, Miami 16

new England 31, oakland 19

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Rambler girls, Loggerboys both finish third,Lancer girls fourth inLogger Invitationalby Chris Fiel

BOYNE FALLS – e Boyne Citygirls and Boyne Falls boys crosscountry teams both finished in thirdplace at the annual Logger Invita-tional on October 1.

Meridith DeLuca of Johannesburg-Lewiston won the girls race in a timeof 19 minutes, 36 seconds, whileShayne Dingman of Mancelona fin-ished in 17 minutes, 27 seconds fin-ishing first in the boys portion.Grand Traverse Academy won boththe boys and girls team totals with 40points for the boys and 67 points forthe girls.

Boyne City finished with 133points, leading the Rambler girls wasJennelle Roberts with a 7th place fin-ish in 21:20. Other Rambler runners,29-Monica Stokes; 30-Katelyn Ban-ner; 33- Hannah Knitter; 34-JessicaDowty; 39-Katie Hicks; 50-DeniseMinier; 52-Margaret Durbin; 57-Ashley Lutterbach; 70-Molly Ko-rthase; 71-Katelyn Skornia; 75-AnnDurbin; and 76-Lexi Harding.

For the Ellsworth girls (147points); Dana Neumann finished 4thin 20:42; 15-Taryn Rozema; 27-Tay-lor Hartley; 40-Larissa Fisher; 61-Seirra Merrifield; 62-Katelyn Sowers;64-Lexi Lambert; and 82-MirandaVandenbrook.

e Boyne Falls girls finishedeighth (222 points) as a team andwere led by sophomore Erica West-brook’s 3rd place finish in 21:21; 49-Kaylee Wilson; 51-Kathryn Miller;59-Alexis Bielas; 60-Megan Byrne;67-Emily Matelski; 69-AndreaReynolds; 77-Emily Benedetti; and

80-Kurstin Wilson.e Boyne Falls boy’s team fin-

ished in third place and was led byForrest Williams’ 15th place finish in19:05, followed closely by 7th placefinisher Marcus Matelski in 19:07.Kory Skop was 23rd; 31-HunterWilliams; 48-Brendon Matelski; 61-Maxwell Reed; 69-Kevin Lange; 70-Kyle Byrne; and 79-Crosby Boettger.

Ellsworth finished 10th (243points) and was led by the 5th placefinish of Winter Romeyn in 18:26;29-Pablo Oviedo; 57-Troy Vanden-berg; 64-Chance Randall; and 88-Truman Neer.

e Boyne City boys did not haveenough runners to compete as ateam, but individual runners GarrettFogo finished 8th overall in 18:38,Jon Calo was 38th and CamdenMackenzie finished 92nd.

Charlevoix Boys winGold Division, girls finishfourth in Carson CityCrystal Invitational

By Chris FielCARSON CITY – e unranked

Charlevoix Rayders boys cross coun-try team finished with 90 points,thirty points better than runner-upClare to capture the 20 team Class Cdivision, the Rayders beat severalranked teams in their division.

e top five Rayder runnersmedaled as Kirk Acharya finished10th in 16:59 to lead the pack. Jack-son Buday was 13th in 17:34; 17-An-drew Plude, 17:47; 24-NicholasPlude, 17:59; 26-Will Jeakle, 18:01;37-Alex Gooch, 18:15; and 38-ChrisYoung, 18:15.

“e tight pack from 1-7 of only1:16 was the decisive reason for thewin,” Rayder coach Ken Plude said.“en Alex and Chris finished ahead

of every teams fih runner to knockthe team scores higher of each oppo-nent, this was a great team effortfrom top to bottom with each boyachieving or being near to theirgoals.”

e Charlevoix “B” team finished11th overall in the varsity race. Tris-tan Rudolph finished 49th in 18:38;56-CJ Rice, 18:45; 58-Vinny Von Lau,18:49; 59-Lucas Von Lau, 18:49; 88-Parker Skeel; 113-Noah Jeakle; and123-Brenden Gregory.

e Division III, 7th ranked Ray-der girls finished 4th overall with 160points. Hanover Horton was first

with 99 points, followed byGrandville Calvin Christian 131,Ithaca third with 152 points, therewere 21 teams participating in theevent.

ree Rayders medaled as OliviaCerta finished 14th in 19:52, followedby Amber Way in 15th in 20:00 andMolly Jeakle 26th in 20:46.

Other Rayder runners were; 44-Anne Dipert; 61-Caroline Boss; 67-Lexie Barnes; and 87-LaurenBartling.

“”We were able to welcome backAmber Way and Anne Dipert aerlong illnesses,” Charlevoix coach

Mary Plude said. “Caroline Boss andLexie Barnes stepped it up to start toclose the gap of the number five run-ner to the top four, this was verypromising to see these two sopho-mores step up and run solid races insuch a large meet.”

e Rayder “B” team finished 18thoverall as Jane Balasz finished 94th tolead the way, while Cora Taylor was98th; 105-Shelby Robinson; 110-Sarah Mackenzie; 117-Pauline Sheets;and 133-Nicole Pischer.

cross country

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the boyne City girls cross country team is all smiles after they finished a season best 3rd place at the Logger invitational on october 1

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A local pizzeria is offering breastcancer patients across the country aSlice of Hope next month. e LureGeneral Store is helping raise criticalfunding for breast cancer research bydonating 30 percent of its sales fromFriday, Oct. 7 to the Karen MullenBreast Cancer Foundation, a nationalcharity based in Seattle.

October 7th has been designated as aNational Pizza Party Day by Slice ofHope, a pizza industry charitable initia-tive. Slice of Hope has banded togetherpizzerias from across the nation in aneffort to fight this invasive disease,which will impact hundreds of thou-sands of women and men this year. Infact, more than 190,000 new cases ofbreast cancer will be diagnosed thisyear. And, sadly, approximately 40,000women will die from the disease thisyear. at’s approximately 110 breastcancer deaths daily, and e Lure own-ers Greg Blackall and Lindsay Beilbysay that’s simply too many.

“ere isn’t a person in this countrywho hasn’t felt the effects of breast can-cer in some way,” Blackall says.“Whether you’ve had the disease your-self, or a family member or friend hashad it, it’s safe to say you’ve been im-pacted by breast cancer. e Lure wantsto do something to help end this dis-ease. at’s why we’ve joined Slice ofHope and will be donating 30 percentof our sales on Friday, Oct. 7. So pleasecome down to e Lure that night toshow your support of this cause.”

Slice of Hope is spearheaded by PizzaToday magazine editor Jeremy White.White, Pizza Today publisher PeteLachapelle and a small team of cyclistswill bike from Portland, Ore. to Seattle,Wash., Oct. 4-7 to raise awareness forSlice of Hope’s fight against breast can-cer. On Oct. 7, pizzerias across the na-tion — including e Lure — willdonate funds to the Karen MullenBreast Cancer Foundation, which hascommitted to giving 100 percent of theSlice of Hope proceeds to a handful ofthe nation’s leading breast cancer re-search labs.

e Lure General Store is located at2055 US 131, Boyne Falls. For moreinformation, call (231) 549-2950.

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Guest Commentaryby Chris Krajewski

Every Octo-ber, for 24years, our na-tion has ob-servedDomestic Vio-lence Aware-ness Month.In a 2010proclamationon this issue,PresidentObama statedthat since thepassage of the Violence AgainstWomen Act (VAWA) 16 years ago,“we have broken the silence sur-rounding domestic violence.”However, the President goes on tosay, “domestic violence remains adevastating public health crisiswhen one in four women will bephysically or sexually assaulted bya partner at some point in her life-time.” And, according to the Cen-ters for Disease Control andPrevention, intimate partner vio-lence results in more than twomillion injuries to women eachyear.

It’s hard to celebrate achieve-ments to end domestic violence inthe face of such shocking statistics.How do we congratulate one an-other on our progress when inti-

mate partner violence is costingour nation more than $8.3 billion,annually, for direct medical andmental health care services andlost productivity from work?

How do we accept the fact thatone in three adolescent girls in theUnited States is a victim of physi-cal, emotional or verbal abusefrom a dating partner – a figurethat far exceeds victimization ratesfor other types of violence affect-ing youth. ese are our daugh-ters and granddaughters. How isthis acceptable?

What will it take to start makingreal strides to end violence againstwomen and girls? is is not vio-lence that occurs in some darkalley at the hands of a stranger.is is violence inflicted by some-one the victim knows, someonethey trust and with whom they’vebeen intimate. Silence and under-reporting still cling to this crimeas victims are made to feel power-less, fearful, embarrassed andguilty. And society still tends toblame the victim—why doesn’t sheleave him, why didn’t she see thiscoming, what is she doing to causethis violence?

What can we do as a nation—acommunity—to end violenceagainst women and girls? Advo-cates urge collaboration at everylevel. Our law enforcement andjustice system must work to holdoffenders accountable and to pro-

tect victims and their children. Allof us have a role to play in com-municating that domestic violenceis always unacceptable: commu-nity leaders, educators, humanservice professionals, health careproviders, businesses and thefaith-based community.

Social movement experts say wemust also change attitudes thatsupport violence against womenand girls. ese attitudes are evi-dent in everything from advertise-ments that objectify women tovideo games that encourage vio-lence toward women. Sexist com-ments and jokes that demean andbelittle women are a constant un-dercurrent flowing through ourdaily lives that work to erode andlimit women’s power and staturein society and contribute to ourculture of violence. Even a seem-ingly harmless movie like Trans-formers 3 is brimming with maleentitlement and objectificationwith one female character an un-mitigated sexual object and theother a caricatured mockery of fe-male leadership. Young moviesgoers are watching these messages,unfiltered, and forming their ownattitudes about what it means to befemale in our society.

It’s up to each of us to be awareof the many contributing factorsthat promulgate gender violence,however blatant or subtle. Everyaction, no matter how small, con-

tributes to the social norms per-petuating intimate partner vio-lence against our mothers, sisters,daughters, friends and co-workers.If it devalues women, will youchoose to support it with yourpurchasing power? If a joke, re-mark or comment degradeswomen and bolsters male domi-nance and entitlement will youchoose to ignore it, or challenge it?If someone you know is a victimof intimate partner violence, willyou listen, help and support, orplace blame?

It will take all of us to changethe social norms that sustain vio-lence against women. Choose tobe part of the solution. Choose asafer community for all of us.

If your business, group or or-ganization would like more infor-mation on how to help endviolence against women and girlsin our community, contact theWomen’s Resource Center ofNorthern Michigan at 231-347-1572.

Women’s Resource Center ofNorthern Michigan is a non-profitorganization, founded in 1977,providing a variety of services toimprove the quality of life forwomen, children and families inAntrim, Charlevoix, Cheboygan,Emmet and Otsego counties.

October is Domestic ViolenceAwareness Month

Chris Krajewski

Get a RAST (Radioallergosor-bent Test) to help your doctor pin-point your allergies and rate yourdegree of sensitivity.

Undergo immunotherapy,which, at present, is the only long-term treatment available to desen-sitize allergy sufferers.

Purchase a HEPA (High-Effi-ciency Particulate Air) filter

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Edward Charles Korthase, 79Edward Charles Korthase, 79, of

Melrose Township, died Monday,Oct. 3, 2011, at home with family athis side.

Honoring his wishes, a privatefamily service will take place and afull obituary will follow.

Stackus Funeral Home of BoyneCity is serving the family.

Nancy Waring Donaldson(sEPt. 13, 1957 - oCt. 2, 2011)

Nancy Waring Donaldson, 54, ofCentral Lake and formerly of BoyneCity, went to be with her Lord onSunday, Oct. 2, 2011, at MunsonMedical Center in Traverse City.

Nancy was born on Sept. 13, 1957,the daughter of Joseph and Gladys(Stoy) Waring in Pontiac, Mich. Shegrew up in Pontiac until the ninth-grade when she moved to Boyne Cityand attended Boyne City HighSchool. Following graduation, shecontinued her education and at-tended North Central Michigan Col-lege. On July 29, 2005, Nancymarried Terry Donaldson.

Nancy loved knitting, painting,dancing, the themed Christmases shewould have and going for rides onher motorcycle along with Terry. Sheserved many years as president of theB.E. Nancy was an active member ofthe First Presbyterian Church inBoyne City. She taught Sundayschool for many years and alsoserved as a deacon for the church.Nancy also enjoyed being a memberof the Eastern Star.

Nancy is survived by her husband,Terry; children, Michelle Sulak,Nicole (Allen) LaBeth, Aaron Sulak,Sherry Donaldson and Megan Don-aldson; grandchildren, Alizabeth,Morgan, Anna, Levi and Alexia; sis-ters, Mary Ann Pappas, Laura Welsh,Carol Pote, and Alice Ettenhoffer;many nieces, nephews and cousins.

She is preceded in death by herparents; one brother; son, Nick, in2010; and grandson, Trevin, in 2005.

A funeral service was heldWednesday, Oct. 5, at the First Pres-byterian Church in Boyne City withRev. Robert Faulman officiating.

Memorial donations in Nancy'sname may be directed to a charity ofchoice.

Family and friends wishing toshare a thought or memory of Nancyare encouraged to do so online atwww.stonefuneralhomeinc.com.

Mary Kuczynski, 94Mary Kuczynski, 94, of Charlevoix,

passed away Sunday, Oct. 2, 2011, ather home. Services are pending atthe Winchester Funeral Home inCharlevoix.

Eva M. Rademaker(AuG. 3, 1917 - sEPt. 30, 2011)

Eva M. Rademaker, 94, of BoyneFalls and formerly of Muskegon,passed away on Friday, Sept. 30,2011, at the home of her daughterand son-in-law, Marie and Ed Ke-lenske, where she resided for approx-imately the last 12 years.

Eva was born Aug. 3, 1917, thedaughter of the late Helen and JohnBonner growing up in Hillman, Mich.

Eva was an avid seamstress her en-tire life capable of making any and alltypes of garments and including any-thing that required a needle andthread.

She was a member of St. AugustineCatholic Church Boyne Falls also amember of e Catholic Daughtersof America in Muskegon and theDaughters of Isabelle Our Lady ofGrace Circle 611, Gaylord. She en-joyed knitting, crocheting, playingcards and spending time with hergrandchildren and great-grandchil-dren.

Eva leaves her daughters, H. Marie(Ed) Kelenske of Boyne Falls andSharon L. (Mike) Kirda of Paw Paw;grandchildren, Brian (Cathy) Ke-lenske, Tamara Willard, Michael Jr.(Marelet) Kirda; great-grandchil-dren, Aaron, Caitlyn, Emma and BenKelenske, Sebastian and ChloeWillard, Emyline and RaymondKirda.

e funeral Mass and Christianburial took place Tuesday, Oct. 4, atSt. Augustine Catholic Church andCemetery in Boyne Falls.

Memorial contributions may bemade to the St. Augustine BuildingFund, Boyne Falls.

Arrangements have been entrusted

to Stackus Funeral Home in BoyneCity.

Family and friends wishing toshare a thought or memory of Evaare encouraged to do so online atwww.stonefuneralhomeinc.com.

Ruth A. Grams(MARCh 9, 1920 - oCt. 1, 2011)

Ruth A. Grams, 91, beloved wifeand mother, went to meet her Lord,and husband of 62 years, on Oct. 1,2011, at Hiland Cottage in Petoskey.

She was born on March 9, 1920, inGoodrich, Mich., the daughter of Leoand Rhoda (Peters) Putman. Shegrew up in Gaylord.

On July 3, 1936, in Petoskey'sPennsylvania Park, she married FredW. Grams Jr., it was the first marriageto take place in the park. ey madetheir home in Petoskey.

She was a member of the Em-manuel Evangelical Church inPetoskey.

Ruth had worked for the Michiganbakeries in the 1950s and laterworked for McCrory's in Petoskeyfor 15 years. She was a member ofthe Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxil-iary in Petoskey.

Aer retiring, she and her husbandwintered in Sebring, Fla., since 1976.

Ruth is survived by one son, Nor-man (Anita) Grams, of Huntertown,Ind.; four daughters, Ethel (Donald)Reynolds of Petoskey, Doris (Robert)Hoauer of Haines City, Fla., SusanGardner of Sun City, Calif., and Bar-bara (Larry) Ordiway of Kalkaska; 20grandchildren; 39 great-grandchil-dren; 13 great-great-grandchildren;and four brothers, Richard (Rita)Putman of Johannesburg, Ernest(Dolores) Putman of Belmont,Everett (Jeannie) Putman ofCharlevoix, and Dale (Joyce) Putmanof Steele, Mo.; two sisters, Marion(John) Poet of Johannesburg andBetty (Pat) Patrick of Sebring, Fla; aswell as several nieces and nephews;and cherished friend of 58 years,Della Johnson of Bay Shore.

She was preceded in death by herhusband, Fred W. Grams Jr., on Feb.21, 2000; son-in-law, Michael Gard-ner; four sisters and three brothers;and lifelong friend, Jennie (Leist)Bannan.

e funeral service took placeTuesday, Oct. 4, at the WinchesterFuneral Home in Charlevoix. PastorsRobert Elder and Mark Drinkall ofthe Emmanuel Evangelical Churchofficiated.

In lieu of flowers, memorials canbe given to Hiland Cottage (Hospiceof Little Traverse Bay) in Petoskey, orto Emmanuel Evangelical Church ofPetoskey.

Betty Sue Wicker(FEb. 10, 1952 - sEPt. 29, 2011)

Betty Sue Wicker, 59, of BoyneCity, died Sept. 29, 2011, unexpect-edly at her home.

e daughter of Harvey and Fran-cis Douglas Betty was born Feb. 10,1952, in Aurora, Ill. She grew up inWayne, Mich., before moving toBoyne City.

On Jan. 23, 1971, Betty marriedthe love of her live, Obie Wicker Jr.

Betty worked at Boyne Mountainfor more than 18 years, then went towork for Northern Michigan Re-gional Hospital, where she provided11 years of services as a patient serv-ice associate. Betty was a member ofGenesis Church of Boyne City.

Betty had an abundance of love foranything involving family, especiallyher grandsons. She also loved music,watching birds, reading and spend-ing time with friends. Betty had aheart of gold; her constant smile andkind words touched many lives.

"is woman's generosity and loveis like no other; and I only wish I andothers could be more like her. If youknew her, you were a friend for life. Ilost one of my best friends. She wasalways there for me and any thatneeded help. e void she leaves inour hearts is beyond huge ... theheartache is unbelievable."

Betty is survived her husband,Obie Wicker Jr.; sons, Obie (Amy)Wicker III and Paul Wicker; father,Harvey Douglas; grandsons, JackWicker and Paul Joseph "PJ" WickerJr.; sisters, Frances Carol Piercealland Virginia Losievsky; brother, RoyLosievsky; sisters-in-law, Sandi (Lyle)Lake, Mary Fuller and DonnaHigley; brothers-in-law, Jim Wickerand Bill (Sherryl) Wicker; manyloved nieces, nephews; and special

friends.Betty is preceded in death by her

mother, Frances Douglas; sister,Mary Ann Smith; mother-in-law,Mary Wicker and father-in-law, ObieWicker; sisters-in-law, Lucille Gold-smith, Alma Grams, Maxine Karl-skin, Virginia Brannon, Agnes Mayand Elsie Cooper; brother-in-law,Charles Wicker; and long-time spe-cial friend, Phyllis Jackman.

In lieu of flowers, the family sug-gests making a donation in her mem-ory to VitalCare Hospice of LittleTraverse Bay.

Service was Monday, Oct. 3, atStackus Funeral Home in Boyne City.Pastor Jamie Woodall of GenesisChurch of Boyne City officiated.

Family and friends wishing toshare a thought or memory of Bettyare encouraged to do so online atwww.stonefuneralhomeinc.com.

Harold J. Wilson(noV. 29, 1924 - sEPt. 25, 2011)

Harold J. Wilson, 86, ofCharlevoix, died Sunday, Sept. 25,2011, at his home.

He was born Nov. 29, 1924, in FifeLake, to Harold L. and Ella (Wort-man) Wilson. He grew up in Kings-ley and graduated from KingsleyHigh School in 1942. Harold servedin the U.S. Army during World War II.

On June 25, 1950, he married Bar-bara Hayward in South Boardman.ey lived in Mayfield, where Haroldwas employed by the Michigan De-partment of Conservation, (now De-partment of Natural Resources). In1968, he was transferred to theCharlevoix Fisheries Research Sta-tion, from where he retired on April12, 1980.

Harold was a member of the FirstCongregational United Church ofChrist in Charlevoix, and served as alay speaker, usher and greeter. Hewas a hobby farmer, with livestockand a garden, and enjoyed cookingwhat he raised. He participated in theCherry Festival Parade with hisbuggy horses.

Harold is survived by his wife, Bar-bara, of Charlevoix; children, Linda J.(John Dursema) of Marquette,Harold J. "Jim" (Susie) Wilson ofMarquette, Sara L. (Steven) Smith ofRapidan, Va., Dr. William L. (LeslieGanick) Wilson of Oakland, Calif.;grandchildren, Sean McCracken, Jes-sica (Damian) Josefsberg, JohnOkonkowski III, Derek P.Okonkowski, Katherine Elizabeth"Katie" Wilson; great-granddaughter,Liliana Katherine Josefsberg; sisters,Wilma Wilson of Plainwell, Frances(Hayes Tomlinson) Llewellyn of Tra-verse City.

A memorial service was held Sat-urday, Oct. 1, at the First Congrega-tional Church in Charlevoix, withthe Rev. Neil Wilson officiating.

In lieu of flowers, contributionsmay be made to Hospice of North-west Michigan, 220 West Garfield,Charlevoix, Mich. 49720.

Online condolences may be madeat www.winchesterfuneralhome.com.

Cyril J. Timsak, 89Cyril J. Timsak, 89, of Beaver Is-

land, died Sept. 25, 2011, at Grand-vue Medical Care Facility in EastJordan.

No services are planned at thistime.

Arrangements are being handledby Winchester Funeral Home,Charlevoix.

Vivian E. Dickhout(oCt. 18, 1918 - sEPt. 23, 2011)

Vivian E. Dickhout, 92, of Cadil-lac, died Friday, Sept. 23, 2011, atBirchwood Nursing Center in Tra-verse City. She was 92.

She was born in Cadillac on Oct.18, 1918, to Gustav F. and Minnie M.(Discher) Brehm. She graduatedfrom Cadillac High School and hadlived in Boyne City, Big Rapids andFlorida and moved back to Cadillacfour years ago.

Vivian was the executive secretaryfor the vice president of student af-fairs at Ferris State University formore than 20 years.

She was a member of ZionLutheran Church in Cadillac and en-joyed making quilts, doing ceramics,knitting, painting, gardening, travel-ing, yard work and loved to play theorgan.

Survivors include her son, Jack(Martha) Dickhout, of Grantham,

N.H.; two step grandchildren,Melissa (Tony) Ross and Andrew(Regina) Ross; six step great-grand-children.

She was preceded in death by twobrothers, Jack and Devere, and twosisters, Gladys and Getha.

e funeral service was Tuesday,Sept. 27, at Zion Lutheran Church inCadillac with the Rev. Scott Torkkoofficiating. Burial at Maple HillCemetery in Cadillac.

An online guestbook is available atwww.peterson.com.

Harold Wilson, 86Harold Wilson, 86, of Charlevoix,

died at home Sept. 25, 2011.Arrangements are pending at Win-

chester Funeral Home in Charlevoix.

Mark C. Dustin, 48Mark C. Dustin of Atwood, died

Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2011, at hishome.

A memorial service will take placeat a later date.

Arrangements were made by Hast-ings Funeral Home in Ellsworth.

Judith Lynn Jensen Vergon(DEC. 5, 1957 - sEPt. 21, 2011)

Judith Lynn Jensen Vergon ofCharlevoix died September 21, 2011.

Judi was born in Grand Rapids onDecember 5, 1957, to Billie and PaulJensen. She was a long-time residentof Lansing, where she graduatedfrom Hill High School, worked forMichigan State Representative SalRocca, and Dickerson, and forWright & Moon as a legal secretary.She lived in Traverse City and latermoved with her beloved husband,Gary Vergon, to Charlevoix in 1985.

She cherished her family andfriends and enjoyed her communityand life in the Michigan sunshine.Judi and her husband were avidboaters and she loved her life on andnear the water. Judi enjoyed servingand interacting with her customers atKmart and, prior to that, worked inCharlevoix for U.S. Coastal Develop-ment; Great Lakes Energy; andCharlevoix Agency. She also servedDucks Unlimited for many years as avolunteer.

Judi's family is grateful for her life,lived fully and with great joy andlove. She is survived by the love ofher life and husband, Gary Vergon;father, Paul Jensen of Farwell;brother Marc Jensen and wife Mau-reen of Divide, CO; sister Jerri Jensenand partner, Antonia Rose, of SanCarlos, CA; her beloved nephewsand niece: Nicholas Jensen, of SanJose, CA; Gregory Jensen of Divide,CO; and Claire Jensenrose of SanCarlos, CA; sisters-in-law, Sharon(Vergon) Costanza of Sodus; Patty(Vergon) Contreras of Benton Har-bor; Charlene (Vergon) Matarese ofBuffalo, NY; Paulette (Vergon)Adams of Sodus. Judi will also bedeeply missed by her cherished pets,Bentley Baby and Woofie (Wolfgang)the Weiner Dogs.

A service took place on Wednes-day, September 28, 2011 at Kelsey B'sLakeside, 230 Ferry Ave., Charlevoix.

Contributions may be made inJudi's honor to Charlevoix Area Hos-pital.

Erna Ann Barta(sEPt. 20, 1916 - sEPt. 21, 2011)

Erna Ann Barta, of Charlevoix,passed away peacefully surroundedby family the day aer her 95thbirthday on Sept. 21, 2011, atCharlevoix Area Hospital.

A Memorial service took placeSept. 26 at Beautiful Savior Evangeli-cal Lutheran Church in Petoskeywith Pastor Jonathan Arndt officiat-ing.

Erna was born Sept. 20, 1916, inManitowoc, Wis., the only daughterof Leland and Elsie Carstens Haupt.She grew up in Manitowoc and grad-uated from Manitowoc Lincoln HighSchool.

On May 4, 1938, she marriedFrancis John Barta in Manitowoc.

She managed Smith's GroceryStore in Silver Lake, Wis., beforemoving to Charlevoix in 1967. Shethen worked at Oleson's Food Storein Charlevoix, retiring in 1978. Sheloved flowers, gardening, cookingand baking goodies for her familyand friends.

Erna is survived by son, Leland(Susan) Barta, and daughter, Lois(Randall) Williams, of Charlevoix;

grandsons, Keith (Felicia) Brinkley,Randall (Julie) Williams II, Trevor(Lori) Williams and Scott Barta;granddaughters, Dana (Larry) War-ren, Denise Barta and Rachel Barta;great-grandchildren, Cameron Har-rington, Anna Grace Warren, Ran-dall R. Williams III, Jillian Williams,Payden Williams, Tarryn Williamsand Lincoln Williams. She was pre-ceded in death by her husband, Fran-cis, in 1999 and by her daughter andson-in-law, LouAnn and PhillipBrinkley.

e family suggests memorial con-tributions to Beautiful Savior Evan-gelical Lutheran Church, 1825 W.Sheridan Road, Petoskey, Mich.49770; or Charlevoix County Hu-mane Society, 614 Beardsley St.,Boyne City, Mich. 49712.

Arrangements were handled byWinchester Funeral Home inCharlevoix.

Donna C. Kirby(sEPt. 10, 1919 - sEPt. 20, 2011)

Donna C. Kirby, age 92, of BoyneCity, died Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011, atGrandvue Medical Care Facility inEast Jordan.

Donna was born on Sept. 10, 1919,in Allegan, the daughter of Cliffordand Bertha (Holton) Green. She grewup in Boyne City and attendedschool at Boyne City High School.

On Sept. 10, 1938, she marriedJohn B. Kirby.

Donna enjoyed sewing, crochet-ing, needlepoint and macramé. Shewas also a member of the Boyne CityPresbyterian Church and the Orderof the Eastern Star.

Donna is survived by her son, John(Maryjane) Kirby; daughter, Rebecca(Mike) Griffin; daughter-in-law,Aloma Kirby; 15 grandchildren and33 great-grandchildren.

She is preceded in death by herhusband, John B. Kirby; children,William B. Kirby, David L. Kirby,Trudy L. Welsh and Kenneth P.Kirby; granddaughter Sandra Pillow.

Donna's family would like to give aspecial thank you to the staff atGrandvue Medical Care Facility fortheir kind, loving and compassionatecare.

e funeral service was Friday,Sept. 23, at Stackus Funeral Homewith the Rev. Mary McClure officiat-ing. Interment at Maple Lawn Ceme-tery in Boyne City.

Family and friends wishing toshare a thought or memory of Donnaare encouraged to do so online atwww.stonefuneralhomeinc.com.

Eugene Russell Palmer(APRiL 16, 1935 - sEPt. 18, 2011)

Eugene Russell Palmer, 76, of Tra-verse City, formerly of Beaver Island,died at home Sunday, September 18,2011, aer a courageous battle withcancer. A funeral mass was held atHoly Cross Catholic Church onBeaver Island, Saturday, September24, the Reverend Joseph Blasko offi-ciating.

Russell was born April 16, 1935, inSt. James, the son of the late Clarenceand Lorraine (Boyle) Palmer. Hegrew up and attended school onBeaver Island, and began sailing onthe lower Great Lakes at the age of16. He served in the US Army from1958-1960.

In March of 1961, he married AnnMarie Martin in Manistee, and shepreceded him in death on December9, 1985.

Russell worked on the C&O CarFerry and retired aer 25 years. Russenjoyed hunting, fishing, and boat-ing; playing guitar, dancing, andsinging those island songs.

Russ is survived by his sons, JohnMichael (Ms. Robin Burrell) Palmer,William Joseph (Mitzi Jean) Palmer,Robert Daniel (Brenda Lee) Palmer;daughter, Yvonne Marie Palmer;grandchildren, Adam, Amber, Ash-ley, Aaron, Alina, Kari, Lisa, andDavid; great-grandchildren, Kryst-ian, Lexi, Dylan, and Jack; sisters,Virginia Palmer, Evelyn (Tom)Oleksy, Roberta Palmer, andMaryann Ferguson; brother, Edward(Mary) Palmer; numerous nieces andnephews.

Russ was preceded in death by ason, Stephen Edison Palmer; sisters,Grace and Irene; brothers, Perry andRobert.

ose wanting to share a memoryof Russell, or condolences, may do soat www.winchesterfuneralhome.com

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Shirlee Ann Koerber(AuG. 31, 1922 - sEPt. 21, 2011)

Shirlee Ann Koerber, 89, went tobe with her Lord and Savior on Sept.21, 2011.

Shirlee was born in Detroit onAug. 31, 1922, to Edmund Hern andRuth Roger Hern.

In 1950, she married William G.Koerber Jr., who preceded her indeath in 1976.

Shirlee is survived by her son,William (Susan); her daughter, Sally;five grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

Aer retiring form Detroit Receiv-ing Hospital, Shirlee moved toCharlevoix to be near her daughterand enjoy her retirement. She volun-teered at the Charlevoix Commis-sion on Aging, RSVP, and spent 10years as the buyer at the CharlevoixArea Hospital Gi Shop. Shirleeloved God, people and laughter.

In lieu of flowers, memorial con-tributions may be made to GrandvueMedical Care Facility, 1728 S. Penin-sula Road, East Jordan, Mich. 49727.

A memorial service took placeSaturday, Sept. 24, at the Commu-nity Church of God in Charlevoix.e Rev. Neil Turner officiated.

Condolences may be sent to thefamily at www.winchesterfuneral-home.com.

Rosemary A. (Allen)Mueller(APRiL 14, 1922 - sEPt. 21, 2011)

Rosemary A. (Allen) Mueller, 89,of Charlevoix, Mich., passed awaySept. 21, 2011, at her home with herchildren and grandchildren by herside.

A memorial service was held Sept.24 at First Congregational Churchwith Pastor Neil Wilson officiating.

Rosemary was born April 14,1922, in Kalamazoo, Mich. She wasthe youngest of four children ofGlenn Seven Allen Sr. and AnnetteBrenner Allen. She attended Kala-mazoo College for two years beforegraduating with a BA from CarletonCollege, Northfield, Minn., in 1943.

On Sept. 14, 1945, she marriedRichard Palmer Mueller, M.D. Aera short time in New York, theymoved to Lakewood, Ohio, andraised their family of six children.Rosemary was active at the Lake-wood Congregational Church, theLakewood School system booster or-ganizations and the Lakewood Hos-pital Auxiliary.

She summered at the BelvedereClub in Charlevoix all of her lifeuntil moving full time to theBelvedere Club in 1994. At theBelvedere Club, she became involvedin various committees including thechildren's "Gang." She loved to swim,sail and play tennis and was an origi-nal member of "Merry Mild Moth-ers." Rosemary was a thirdgeneration-Allen, Belvedere Clubmember. Her grandfather, OscarAllen from Kalamazoo, Mich., wasone of the eight founding membersof the Charlevoix Summer HomeAssociation in 1878 which was laterrenamed the Belvedere Club.

In 2003, she moved to Sugar BushKnoll with her pup, Casey. She re-mained a member emeritus of theBelvedere Club. She lovedCharlevoix and recently showed herbreathtaking garden as part of theCharlevoix Area Garden Club's an-nual walk. She attended the FirstCongregational Church and theChrist Episcopal Church, both ofCharlevoix. She was active on severalCharlevoix committees including theLighthouse Preservation Committee,Symphony on the Green Committee,

Holly Daze and the Charlevoix AreaHospital Foundation.

Rosemary's Christian faith andlove guided her life in all its stages.She was determined, self-reliant andput smiles on the faces of thosearound her. Her wit and charm en-couraged many to be stronger andmore positive. She provided a greatexample on raising a family, caring,being active, volunteering and givingback to others. Despite being legallyblind for the past decade, she main-tained and lived in her home untilher passing. Her enthusiasm and en-ergy will be missed.

Rosemary's brother, Glenn AllenJr., and sister, Barbara Bock, bothpredeceased her. Rosemary is sur-vived by her brother, Jollie (Sue)Allen of Kalamazoo, Mich.; her sixchildren, Carol Whitworth of Tustin,Calif., Shirley Baas of Mitchell, S.D.,Richard (Linda) Mueller of LongBeach, Miss., and Castle Farms inMichigan, Phyllis (Glenn Warren)Mueller of Temecula, Calif., Glenn(Val) Mueller of Long Beach, Miss.,Drs. Rudy (Diane) Mueller of Lake-wood, N.Y.; 19 grandchildren and 12great-grandchildren, and herbeloved poodle, Toby.

Rosemary and the family request,that in lieu of flowers, friends andfamily consider her passions withgis to the Charlevoix Area HospitalFoundation or the Belvedere Memo-rial Fund. e family is also gratefulfor the compassionate care providedby Barbara Lashmit, Nita Gerbracht,the nurses and staff of CharlevoixArea Hospital, Drs. Doskoch, Lameand Wendt, and NW Michigan Hos-pice.

Mildred R. Ronnfeldt(FEb. 5, 1923 - sEPt. 15, 2011)

Mildred R. Ronnfeldt, 88, origi-

nally of Clinton, Iowa, died Sept. 15,2011, at Charlevoix Area Hospital inCharlevoix.

e Rev. Jennifer Henry officiatedat a memorial service Monday, Sept.26, at Zion Evangelical LutheranChurch in Clinton. Burial at CenterGrove Cemetery in Bryant.

Mildred was born Feb. 5, 1923, inClinton, Iowa, the daughter of Mil-dred (Milava Pevich) and Mike Ra-jcevich. She was known as "Babe" byher 11 brothers and sisters in a won-derful family rich with love.

On Sept. 5, 1942, she marriedLester L. Ronnfeldt in Kahoka, Mo.Together they raised two children,Dwaine and Corine. ey madetheir lives farming in ClintonCounty mostly on the Ronnfeldtfamily farm near Bryant.

Millie loved the Lord, the farm,her dogs, flowers, many friends, an-tiques, and dancing with Lester.Many lost pieces of furniture wererestored to original beauty by herhard work. Most of all she loved herrole as mother and grandmother.

Millie was survived by her daugh-ter, Corine (Craig) Babb of BoyneCity; daughter -in-law, Leanne(Jerry) Moehr, of Goose Lake; sis-ters, Helen Martensen and Dorothy(Edward) Truninger of Clinton; onebrother, Eli (Phyllis) Rajcevich, ofCouncil Bluffs; grandchildren, Wade(Stacie) Ronnfeldt of Miles, WayneRonnfeldt of Bryant, Laurie (Mark)Cahalan of DeWitt, Molly Babb ofIndianapolis, Ind., Collin Babb ofGrand Rapids; and step-grandchil-dren, Ben Babb and Jessica (Shay)Arnold, of Charlevoix. Millie had 10great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.

She was preceded in death by herdevoted husband, Lester; loving son,Dwaine; her parents, and manybrothers and sisters. e family sug-

gests memorials to Zion LutheranChurch.

Family and friends wishing toshare a thought or memory of Mil-dred are encouraged to do so onlineat www.stonefuneralhomeinc.com.e Stackus Funeral Home of BoyneCity is serving the family.

Sharon Ann Sutherland(MARCh 3, 1941 - sEPt. 25, 2011)

Sharon Ann Sutherland, 70, ofEast Jordan, died Sunday, Sept. 25,2011, at Northern Michigan Re-gional Hospital in Petoskey.

She was born on March 3, 1941, inPontiac, Mich., where she grew up.

She married Richard Sutherlandon July 9, 1960, in Waterford. eymoved to East Jordan in 1971.

Sharon loved to embroider, workpuzzles and read, but she especiallyloved her family.

She is survived by one son,Richard (Wendy) Sutherland Jr.; fourdaughters, Sherry (Don) Bergmann,Diane (Chris) Patton, Lori (Rick)Enszer and Danielle (Nick) Homan;22 grandchildren; 27 great-grand-children; and one brother, Donald(Jean) Gritzinger. She was precededin death by her husband, Richard, onJan. 5, 2003, her parents and one sis-ter, Arlene Ball.

e funeral was Wednesday, Sept.28, at the Penzien Funeral Home inEast Jordan. e Rev. Jeff Ellis of theWalloon Lake Community Churchofficiated. Interment followed inTrojanek Cemetery, Jordan Town-ship, Antrim County.

Memorial contributions may begiven to the Sutherland family.

Online condolences may be sentto www.penzien.com.

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Selling yourhouse is a verytime consuming

task; however, knowing what tofocus on during your preparationcan save you time and effort. ekey to an advantageous sale ispreparation. Below are some help-ful tips on preparing your home,so that you hopefully get a quicksale and a good price.

Stand in front of your house andlook at it; this is the first glimpseof your house a visitor is going tosee. Try and be open minded,don't look at it with good memo-ries, look objectively as a buyerwill. If you can't be objective thenask a friend or colleague to give

you an impartial opinion. First impressions are important

to make sure you play this to youradvantage. If you have a lawn atthe front of the home, make sure itis cut down, the edges aretrimmed and it looks good. Placepotted flowers near the doors tomake a feature of them, any weedsneed to be disposed of, rubbishpicked up, children's toys put awayand any mess from animalscleaned up. Furthermore, do notforget to look at all the walkways,walls, and patios for cracks andcrumbling. Use this as a chance tofix or replace those faults, not onlyon the exterior but the interior aswell; don't forget the roof anddrains. Just by repainting the door,cleaning the windows and washingdown the exterior can improve thelook of your house.

Make the rooms of your houselook more spacious and brighterby taking out clutter and making

sure the rooms are clean. Familyphotos and other personal itemsneed to be stored before the buyerarrives, as they can be quite dis-tracting. One more important taskis to rearrange closets and kitchencabinets. Be sure that all your lightbulbs are bright enough so that thehome does not seem too dim.

Let the viewer enter a room first,introduce them to the room butavoid telling them what the roommay be used for; let them make uptheir own mind. It is extremelyimportant to make sure the wholeproperty is clean and tidy; this alsomeans you have to spend timecleaning items such as the cookerand refrigerator. Switch off appli-ances, particularly if they make anoise when they are running;there is nothing more disturbingthan a constant buzzing soundwhen you are trying to imagineliving in a new home. A few freshflowers in a nice vase or some pot-

pourri is a great way to light up aroom and make it smell fresh aswell. Rather than have items leon kitchen tops, put them away ina cupboard, especially those thatare not used oen. You want toshow the buyer how pretty and bigthe kitchen is so they can imaginethemselves cooking in there.

Don't forget about the windows,not only do you want to make surethey are not dirty, but you alsohave to make sure they are in goodworking condition with no dam-age in the glass. You should payspecial attention to the bathroom;make sure that it is not dirty, re-place the toilet seat and showercurtain, and put out fresh towelsevery day. It may also be a goodidea to give your home a new coatof paint in a neutral color. Anddon't forget the basic truth - notonly luxury homes can have luxu-rious appearance.

Mike Stark

Helpful Tips When You Are Selling Your Home

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homes for Rent

MANCELONA. Country,clean 3 bedroom, 2 bathhouse. Private, large yard.$625 per month plus de-posit. Call 231-676-7255.

WANTED: ROOMMATE.Bayshore, Michigan. $325,utilities included. Call 231-347-2712. Please leavemessage.

Lawn & Garden

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Manufactured homes

NEW & REPOS: Double-Wides, 16's, 14's. Take any-thing on trade. Financingavailable. Michigan EastSide Sales. www.michi-ganeastsidesales.net. 989-354-6867 or 866-570-1991.

For Rent or Sale on Con-tract. 3 Bedroom Manufac-tured home. $500 down,$500 month. Gaylord areaMSHDA approved 989-464-1376

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MEDICAL MARIJUANACaregiver serving NorthernMichigan. Accepting pa-tients. Organic, high quality.Call for, info, 989-350-4527

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CONSIGNMENT ITEMSNEEDED. Free Appraisals.Call Trinity House. 989-448-8067

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Antique Hand Hewn BarnTimbers. Assorted pile. 989-358-8020

Early Christmas Sale,Porcelain Dolls, AshtonDrake, Brimns, Dynasty, 80to choose from. Some mu-sical. 989-983-4188 [email protected].

SCOOTER CLEARANCESALE. Tailored Enterprisesin Petoskey. Call toll free888-774-2264

AIRLINES ARE HIRING.Train for high paying Avia-tion Career. FAA approvedprogram. Financial aid ifqualified. Job placementassistance. Call Aviation In-stitute of Maintenance 877-891-2281

Motorcycles & AtV

1975 CB-550 Honda. 3 cyl.,very good condition. Tradespossible or $1,900. 231-373-0842

YAMAHA MOTO 4, 200,shaft drive 4 Wheeler.Front, rear racks, hitch, mir-ror, showroom condition.Less than 1,000 miles.$1,650 obo. 989-733-8585

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Positive Notes of Encour-agement are free in theCharlevoix County News.Birthday, Anniversary, Wed-ding, Congratulations orjust a Positive Note all arefree. E-Mail your Note ofEncouragement to Of-f ice@Char levoixCoun-tyNews.com

Pets

BEAUTIFUL, RARE, ALLBlack Yorkie Puppy. Male,$750. Ready to go. 989-350-2861

Female Hedgehog, 4months old, salt and pep-per, friendly. Comes withlarge cage and acces-sories. $175 obo. 989-3507499

Recreational Vehicles

2002 ROCKWOOD ROOTravel Trailer for sale. Hasa power slide out and ex-pands on both ends. Alsohas furnace, air conditioner,water heater, oven, kitchensink, microwave, bathroomw/ shower, large refrigera-tor, heated mattresses,electric brakes, sway bar,stabilizers. $8,000. 989-370-5165

38 FOOT SALEM TRAVELTRAILER, 2 slides, excel-lent condition, $8,900. 989-370-6058

2010 Springdale 31 footfifth wheel. New conditionwith Reese hitch. $16,900.Call 989-619-1494

services

Low Cost, Short Run Print-ing. 100 full color 8.5x11,one side, $25. 11x17 fullcolor poster, one side,

Poster stock, $1 each.Competitive priced graphicdesign also available. Con-tact the Charlevoix CountyNews, 989-732-8160 or e-mail [email protected]

DJ/KARAOKE SERVICEavailable for weddings,clubs or parties. Refer-ences and information atwww.larryentertainment.com. 989-732-3933

Professional Custom Pic-ture Framer with 30 YearsExperience is now accept-ing work by appointmentonly. Call John at NorthWoods Gallery 989-785-4650 and leave a message.Your call will be returned.

RIGHT-WAY PAINTING,:Interior, Exterior. Free esti-mates. Chris - 989-217-1345

storage

Heated or Cold storageavailable for Winter, Spring,

Summer, Fall, 989-732-0724

tools

100 AMP WIRE FEEDWELDER, $150. 2 - Enginestands, $25 each. ReddyHeater, 150,000 BTU,$120. Gaylord area. 517-667-0074

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WANTED TO BUY: a 50, 60or 70 HP Outboard BoatMotor with trim & controls.Please call Jerry or Faye at231-420-3033 or 231-238-7840

Wanted: Baseball, Football,Basketball and Hockeycards. Prior to 1972. 231-373-0842

Wanted: BUYING STAND-ING TIMBER. Top pricespaid, free estimates. 989-335-0755

Wanted: OUTBOARD MO-TORS, any size, running or

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LOW Income Family needsolder van in good condition.231-525-8541 or 989-255-5978

WANT TO RENT FARMTRUCK to haul load of ma-nure. 30 miles round trip.Gaylord area. 989-370-0848

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by Jim Akans

Autumn is not only a beautiful time ofyear; it is also the most bountiful of sea-sons. Martha Wagbo Farm and EducationCenter is celebrating the fall harvest with adelicious event; an Autumnberry Harvestand Picnic Potluck this coming Saturday,October 8th, at the Raven’s Roost Farm lo-cated at 2398 Vandermark Road in Bellaire.

Maria Wesserle, Wagbo Program Coor-dinator, states, “We held this event last yearand there were lots of autumnberrys (alsoknown as autumn olives) for attendees toharvest. e berries are very tasty. When

we prepare them, we cook them, dry themout, and mix them with honey to make apreserve. It is a bit like cranberry sauce,with a mix of sweet and sour tastes.”

Autumnberry’s are an invasive shrubwith edible and choice berries commonlyfound throughout the United States. is isthe first year the autumnberry harvest isbeing combined with a picnic potluckevent. Attendees are encouraged to bring adish to pass, plates and utensils, and also ablanket or folding chair for the picnic,though it is not required.

“People should also bring their own pailsfor the berry picking,” notes Wesserle. “We

will start out the day harvesting berries andthen we have our picnic pot luck. Peopleare welcome to go out and harvest moreautumnberry’s aerwards if they choose.”

e Autumnberry Harvest and PicnicPotluck will be held this Saturday, October8th, at 4pm: e event is free and open tothe public. For more info call 231-536-0333 or email [email protected]. or visitwww.Wagbo.org

Wagbo Farm holds Annual Autumnberry harvest & Picnic

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All who attended the benefit concertfundraiser for a new roof at the non-profitMartha Wagbo Farm held at the BanksTownship Hall in Ellsworth on Saturday,

September 24th enjoyed a splendid time.Among the highlights of the music anddance filled evening was this high-energycontra dance set to the lively music of the

Peacemeal String Band. For information about Martha Wagbo

Farm, visit www.wagbo.org or call (231)536-0333.

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