Action packed Marion Days impresses all

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The Marion
Serving Marion, McBain
and Osceola County
Volume 126, No. 36
Press
Friday, August 7, 2015
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Action packed Marion
Days impresses all
By Steve Landon
Correspondent
Following another great
fair in July, the village of
Marion rolled out the red
carpet once again welcoming visitors and residents
with another family fun
event “Marion Days”.
Marion Days is clearly
one of of the most action
packed community festivals in the area, with good
reason - It’s FUN!! Opening Thursday evening with
a free hot dog roast and
music in Veterans Memorial Park, this year’s festiMAILING LABEL
val slowly began building
steam. Friday saw cars,
trucks and bikes cruise
down main street with a
fire mans water battle as
well as area yard sales.
Super-fest Saturday is
the best way to describe
the biggest day of the
festival. Activities got
underway bright and early
with over 60 entries taking
part in the 5k run walk.
Back at the Marion fairgrounds/Veterans Memorial Park some of the most
At approximately 8:30
beautiful cars trucks and
p.m. on July 30th troopers
from the Mt Pleasant Post motorcycles in the country
responded to a traffic crash packed the grounds for the
in the area of 80th Ave and annual show. Enthusiast’s
from as far away as Ohio
19 Mile Road in Highland Township, Osceola
and Indiana as well as all
County.
over Michigan showed off
The preliminary investi- their pride and joys and
gation found that a southchatted with visitors. Furbound Chevrolet Cobalt
ther down the park’s river
being driven by William
walk men launched shoes
Evans, 25 of Evart man
of steel into the air lookstruck a southbound
ing to score a ringer in the
Amish buggy being operannual horseshoe tournaated by Andrew Beachy,
ment. On the river kayak
19 of Marion. Beachy was and canoe race competipronounced dead at the
tors paddled with all there
scene. He was the only
might though the current
occupant of the buggy.
and around river obstacles
Evans was not injured and looking for gold. Back on
alcohol was not a factor in the ball diamond players
the crash.
The investigation is
ongoing and no further
information is available at
this time.
Beachy
dies
when
car hits
buggy
McBain
approves
millage
Arlene and Dick Swiler served as Grand Marshall’s in this years parade.
put bat and glove to ball in
the softball tournament. It
was a clearly a Saturday in
the park to remember.
In and around downtown street vendors,
sidewalk and yard sales
kept shoppers busy as they
listened to the music of
Steve D ‘s one-man band.
Kid’s enjoyed pony rides,
face painting, games, a
greased pig competition
and more throughout the
day and early evening.
The Marion Historical
Society was also active at
their annual open house.
The highlight of the
day was without a doubt
the ever-popular grand
parade. Led by 2015
Grand Marshalls Arlene
and Dick Swiler. Former
members of the Marion
based “Team Highland” Arctic Cat Enduro
snowmobile race team
of the 1970’s and 80’s
The couple has been very
active in the community
over the years. In 1992
they were inducted into
The Michigan Motor
Sports Hall of Fame with
“Team Highland”
Temperatures in the upper 80’s and bright sunny
skies greeted parade goers
young and old who gathered to see brightly colored entries come down
the street. For youngsters
the parade provided a
great opportunity restock
their dwindling summer
candy supplies thanks to
the many floats that threw
candy.
To many people seeing
the lights of approaching fire truck is sad it
means the parade is just
about over, in Marion it
means the fun is about
to begin! As the rear of
parade approached a fire
fighter launched a blast of
water skyward from his
truck as kids and adults
gather behind to grab a
cool shower. Any sadness
concerning the parades
Continued on Page 2
else to do.”
Consumers Energy
reported 36,000 customers
were left without power
across northern Michigan.
As of Wednesday late
afternoon, the number
stood at 17,000. Leelanau,
Grand Traverse and Ogemaw counties were hit the
hardest and were told not
to expect power restora-
tion until Thursday.
The utility company
had more than 800 employees and contractors
involved in storm restoration efforts. American Red
Cross and Salvation Army
had set up shelters in the
hardest hit areas.
Some 28 warnings were
issued Sunday throughout northern and western
areas of the state. The
largest hail reported was
4.25 inches, or the size
of a softball, seven miles
north of West Branch
around 5 p.m., according
to the National Weather
Service in Grand Rapids.
Thousands of downed
trees and power lines
were caused by up to 80
mile per hour straight-line
winds accompanied by the
severe thunderstorm.
Power restored after
winds, hail damage area
By Rosemary Horvath
Correspondent
mesmerized by the cloud
formations they spotted on
their way to Cadillac north
By Rosemary Horvath
Areas
of
northern
through McBain.
Correspondent
Michigan continued in
“Clouds were weird
the
dark
as
of
Wednesday
looking
and the wind Voters in the McBain
Rural Agricultural Schools after severe thunderstorms storm was sheeting. We
hammered power lines and couldn›t see the tops of
district overwhelmingly
trees Sunday. the wind turbines because
passed the operational
Osceola
County
clouds were so low,” she
millage renewal Tuesday.
Emergency Management
described. Unofficial tally is
emailed
warnings
from
the
In retrospect, she recog221 to 105. CanvassNational Weather Service nized being out in incleming boards are meeting
of severe thunderstorms
ent weather may not have
this week to finalize the
and quarter-size hail been the wisest choice but
number. hitting the area on Sunday. the experience was
The 18-mill tax levy
Power in Marion vilunforgettable. “We saw
will raise an estimated
a double rainbow all the
$1,072,764 for operations lage and township got
knocked
out
in
spotty
way back from Cadillac.
from non-homestead propareas from Sunday night
It was the most beautiful
erties. Passage is necesuntil
late Monday when
thing I ever saw. We saw
sary in order to receive
power was restored.
all the colors of the rainschool aide funding.
Deb
Barker,
a
Flembow,” adding the experiSuperintendent Steve
ming Street resident, and
ence was a bit frightening.
Brimmer said officials
family
members were
“We were crazy to go out
relied on social media and
email announcements to
inform registered voters of
the proposal.
The district has 3,882
registered voters. Less
For the week of
than nine percent voted.
August 9-15
The district encompasses
areas of Missaukee, WexSunday: Hi 81o, Lo 57o Mostly Sunny
ford, Clare and Osceola
Monday: Hi 79o , Lo 53o 20% Chance of Rain
counties.
Brimmer who became
Tuesday: Hi 77o , Lo 51o Sunny
superintendent in July
o
o has learned the turnout is
Wednesday: Hi 77 , Lo 49
Partly Cloudy
common for the district.
Thursday: Hi 78o , Lo 51o
Mostly Sunny
In 2014, voters 257 to
172 approved a millage
Friday: Hi 81o , Lo 55o Partly Sunny
increase of 0.35 to puro
o
chase new technology and
Saturday: Hi 84 , Lo 57
20% Chance of Rain
make other infrastructure
improvements.
Brimmer wondered
if the power outage and
For the week of July 27-August 1
storms that hit the area on
Monday had influenced
Hi Temp Last Week: Monday 99o
voter turnout, although
power had been restored
Lo Temp Last Week: Sunday 57o
by Tuesday and no major
Hi Wind Speed: 28 mph
storm damage had been
reported. Total Amount of Rain: .0”
Weather
C.W. Rippee’s Weather Recap
in it.”
Barker has lived in the
village about a year after
living more than 20 years
in the rural area. She›d
rather be in the village
than in the open space of
her former home, especially when she heard rural
residents who lost electrical power also lost access
to drinking water. “I love
having city water.”
Felicity Warren was
without power and water
at her 20 Mile Road residence. She was relieved
power was restored
by Monday because word
was it wouldn›t be until
Wednesday before restoration was expected.
Dawn Williams has
encountered more power
outages over the last few
years. The Williams family live about six miles
west of the village. She
was grateful for no damage at their property but
said a big tree feel down
on a neighbor›s property
down the road.
“We’ve had a lot of
storms but the one on Sunday was one of the worst
I›ve seen in a long time,”
Williams said. “You can
only twiddle your thumbs
because there isn’t much
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Marion Days
Continued from Page 1
demise was quickly
washed away.
Duck Races, a Greased
Pig competition and music
in the park by Preston &
Larry Dorman at the River
Pavilion wrapped-up the
Saturday’s activities.
Breakfast at the VFW
and a volleyball tournament at Veterans Memorial Park on Sunday
closed out another exciting
Marion Day’s Festival
If you missed Marion
Day’s this year you missed
out on one of the best
festivals in the area. Make
plans now to attend the
2016 edition next year. For
more information contact
the Marion Chamber of
Commerce by phone at
231-743-2461 or visit their
website at http://marionmichigan.weebly.com/
Photos by S. Landon
The car show had plenty of unique cars, trucks, motorcycles and semi’s on display.
One man band, Steven D and the Keys kept visitors
entertained throughout the festivities.
More photos on Page 7
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Salary comparisons show
Osceola in good shape
By Rosemary Horvath
with each position. There
20.
Correspondent
will be a point total for evIn other business, com ery job in the pay structure. missioners:
A wage and classification
Nottley›s basic analysis
APPROVED trading in the
study addressing nonunion
excludes elected offices,
2003 International Ambuemployees came before the
county coordinator position lance with 250,000 miles toOsceola County Board of
which is based on a contrac- ward the purchase of a 2011
Commissioners Tuesday for tual agreement and parks
Wheeled Coach Ambulance
review.
director. Changes to these
from Emergency Vehicles
At the next meeting, the
salaries will be addressed
Plus in Holland. Discountboard will likely decide
separately.
ed cost is $97,345. The
on whether to transition
The consultant advised
vehicle to be delivered in
to either 11 or 13 steps on a
commissioners to adjust the October has 6,500 miles
grade structure from the cur- salary range annually «to
because it was only used as
rent six-grade system.
keep in step with the market a demonstration ambulance
County Coordinator Surange,» and he recomat events. EMS Director
san Vander Pol, Clerk Karen mended using the consumer Jeremy Beebe said dimenBluhm and Treasurer Lori
price index approach of one sions are smaller but will
Leudeman will figure where percent or less.
fit the needs of the departto
realign
employees
once
On
the
subject
of
fringe
ment. «It is hard to pass
Pam Bowman of Middle Branch Township and other musicians carry on the legacy of
benefits, the county›s newer up,» he said, adding a full
the couple that inspired the Old Time Music Jamboree near Cadillac for decades. Musi- a decision is made. This
employees receive fewer
factory warranty is included.
cians have a musical family reunion in Marion through Sunday. The public is welcomed. will save department heads
from carrying out the chore
sick days. the county pays
A new vehicle is priced up
so that changes can be made more health care costs
to $190,000 and takes a year
in time to finalize the budget but employees pay higher
for delivery. for 2016.
percentages. Nottley said the APPROVED offering counBy Rosemary Horvath
the diabetes fund at Munown chair. “We play music
A handful of employees
county is in good shape.
ty retirees who are Medicare
Correspondent
son Healthcare in Cadillac during the day: bluegrass,
may receive a bump in pay.
No health care benefit
eligible the option of supple (previously named Mercy
gospel, country.”
The impact on the budget
is provide retirees. Nottley
mental health insurance
Veterans Memorial Park Hospital), explained Pam
Friday night at 7 p.m. is estimated at $37,000 is
advised evaluating longevfrom Hartford insurance at
Campground in Marion
Bowman of Middle Branch a band scramble where
minimal because «no one is ity pay offered longtime
100 percent employee paid.
is flooded this week with
Township, a longtime
musicians draw name of
out of line,» said Mark Not- employees. He called the
APPROVED a Point &
guitar strumming and other member of the group and
a band they will play with
tley of Municipal Consulting benefit «something from the Pay Online option for the
acoustic rhythms. Joiners
a professional on the ham- out of a hat. There›s a Sun- Services LLC who penned
past,» and something that
Treasurer›s office. Taxpayin the annual White Pines
mered dulcimer.
day morning gospel sing
the report.
municipal employers have
ers will pay a three perMusic Family Reunion
Musical gatherings take at 10:30 a.m. Most of the
Departments submitted
eliminated.
cent fee to the credit card
Gathering serenade each
place on Memorial Day
time there is just a lot of
descriptions of each posiCopies of the report were company.
other and whoever drops
weekend, this week in
spontaneous pickin› around tion they have. Nottley met
to be provided departments
APPROVED reappointby.
Marion and the first week
the campgrounds and inindividually with employees for review. The next county ing Larry Emig, board
The affair takes place
in October in St. Louis
side the picnic shelter.
to define responsibilities. He board meeting is Aug. 18.
chairman, to the Mid-State
annually in Marion on
(Gratiot County) at the
Marion Area Chamber
compared Osceola›s jobs,
Departments also are work- Health Network board for
the same weekend as the
St. Louis Church of God
of Commerce and many
salaries and benefits with
ing on their own budget pro- a three-year term expironce held Old Time Music Campgrounds.
local businesses make the
similar positions in 12 other posals which are due Aug.
ing Aug. 31, 2018.
Jamboree held near CadilBowman said acousattendees feel welcomed.
counties.
lac, founded and organized tic musicians come from
Even though the core group
Osceola›s six-grade sysby the late Jim and Getti
around Osceola, Wexford
maintains the tradition,
tem has a 20 percent margin
Young for decades.
and Missaukee counties
many newcomers join in.
from start to top. «People
After the couple passed
and around the state.
Bowman maintains the max out quickly and it is
away, the group of core
“Anyone is welcome to
mailing list for the group
expensive,» Nottley noted.
musicians wanted to carry
pick or to listen,” she said, and sends out newsletters.
Expanding the grades
on the couple›s legacy of
suggesting you bring your
Bowman also plays
offers more steps for an emraising money to donate to
with professional groups
ployee to accomplish. New
Just Jammin› and Pam
hires will start out at a lower
Bowman & The Hammered grade and have more room
Dulcimers. She›s a regular at the top to advance. at the Dulcimer Festival in
A new county grade
Evart and has a booth.
structure will factor in points
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Viewpoints
Mike’s
Musings
Michael Wilcox, Publisher/Editor
Postcard from
the Pines
Cruelty towards animals has us all
up in arms
It has been an unusual
summer for the animal kingdom topped off by Cecil, the
Zimbabwe lion. For those
that haven’t kept up with
the world news, Cecil, a
collared, star attraction at the
Hwange Game Preserve in
Zimbabwe, was lured from
his protective habitat and
killed with a crossbow by
a big game hunting dentist
from Minnesota.
Of course the outrage was
immediate and worldwide.
The dentist, now fighting
extradition to Zimbabwe,
closed his dental practice
and went in to hiding, such
was the rage against the
tooth puller. Thankfully
the Zimbabwe government
banned lion hunting after
this incident. The decline of
the lion has been well-documented with only 25,000 left
in southern Africa.
Closer to home this
columnist broke a story
about a Harrison man who
decided to get revenge for a
car repair that was taking too
long in his mind, so he set
the wife’s five kittens on fire,
burning them until nothing
was left but there skeletons.
An older cat was also found
on a fence line with his neck
snapped in to.
Richard Bancroft, well
known in Harrison, as a
strange, mentally challenged,
sometimes violent individual was jailed by police
for allegedly murdering the
cats. Having known this
individual for a few years, I
would say it was only a matter of time before his anger
got the best of him. I only
thank God, it was kittens,
and not human beings, he
allegedly murdered. Many
of us contend the government needs to overhaul how
it deals with the mentally ill.
Bancroft is certainly a poster
child as to why.
Again the outrage on
social media and in the
Harrison community has
been deafening. Pets are like
children to many of us, and
to have them meet such a
violent death gets our blood
curdling.
Just this week another
incident was reported in
Harrison. Although details
are sketchy at this writing,
a man drove his truck from
Leota to M-61 in Harrison
with a dog tied to it. When
he finally stopped the dog
was dead. People say a trail
of blood could be seen on
Old State Road. I say details
are sketchy because we
aren’t sure whether the man
knew that dog was tied to his
truck or not.
The incident is under
investigation. As soon as we
know we will post, but if the
dog was dragged intentionally, the man ought to face
some severe animal cruelty
charges. I do know, believe
it or not, that is has become
somewhat of a fad, lately for
some idiots to commit this
act of cruelty. Google it and
Reflections
By Roger Campbell Ministries
Plunge into Life
What you do is important.
How you do it may be even
more important.
Wise Solomon wrote:
“Whatsoever thy hand
findeth to do, do it with thy
might” (Ecclesiastes 9:10).
Paul added: “And whatever
you do, do it heartily, as to
the Lord, and not unto men”
(Colossians 3:23).
Jesus was the greatest
example of one who gave
Himself completely to every
task. Wherever He went the
mundane was made miraculous. Everyday contacts
were seen as divine opportunities. Common sights
became teaching tools: the
sower, the fig tree, the vine
and the branches. He gave
His best to every situation.
Traveling through Samaria, He met a troubled
woman beside a well.
Though He was tired, thirsty
and hungry, He immediately
addressed Himself to her
need. To the amazement of
His disciples, He was willing
to neither rest nor eat until
He had ministered to her
and to her many friends who
came out from the city to
hear and believe.
Compassion so directed
His life that He always had
time for hurting people. He
looked at lepers, the blind
and the poor and felt what
they were feeling. Too
often, we just look.
Follow Him into the Garden of Gethsemane. Witness
His agony as He prays so
fervently that His sweat falls
like drops of blood from
His brow. Understand that
this moving scene measures
the intensity of His life and
purpose.
Place Him on a cross.
Pound nails through His
hands and feet. Crown Him
with thorns. Hear the crowd
mock Him. Watch while
Roman soldiers gamble for
His garments beneath the
cross. By now you will have
concluded that there is nothing more He can give, but if
you listen carefully you will
hear Him guarantee Paradise
to a dying thief. He made
the most of every moment.
He lived and died with all
His heart.
With such an example,
it is not surprising to find
the New Testament writers
calling for fervency in the
Christian life. Paul begged
Christians in Rome to be
fervent in business dealings.
Peter asked his readers to be
fervent in their love for one
another. James called for
fervent praying.
And those early Christians were fervent! Churches exist around the world today because they didn’t hold
back…even though it cost
many of them their lives.
Heroes of the Old Testament
MIKE’S
BODY SHOP
Marion’s Old Fashioned Holiday
I enjoyed the Old Fashday. For a long time we
ioned Days experience, as
really enjoyed joining our
you will find incidents like
always. I bought the buttons, pioneer elders in dressing
this all over the country. The
ducks and baked goods.
up; the ladies in long skirts,
biggest reason is that pet
I toured the vendors and
high top shoes and fancy
owners get angry with their
stores and spent my dollars.
hats; and the men in arm
pets and consider this a form
I had chicken at the VFW,
garters, vests and bowler’s
of punishment.
which I never miss, and
or derby’s. We got a real
As Bob Seger would
talked with old friends I met kick out of beard growing
sing, let’s turn the page. In
on the street. I attended the
contests, box socials and
another animal story, that
Alumni Reunion gathering at displaying our Marion anI got quite a chuckle after
the Elementary School and
tiques to be admired. It was
reading the headline goes,
watched the parade with life- a ‘Little Town on the Banks
“Police searching for cute
long friends.
of the Middle Branch’ kind
missing pig.”
We’ll declare Saturof good time.
Apparently, police in Fenday’s homecoming celebraThe Firemen’s Dunk Tank
ton, Missouri are looking for
tion a success. There were
and the water ball games
someone’s pet pig. A poster
lots of folks out and about
were tremendously popular
made up by the Fenton
and there were no comas was that dirty favorite,
police picturing the pig reads
plaints about the weather.
the tug of war. We’ve been
“Feel free to confine him.
Street vendors and local
chasing those ducks down
He is hot and hungry, but
businesses enjoyed a brisk
our piece of the Middle
harmless. The picture shows
business and we always take Branch for a long time. We
the pig wearing green boots.
great pleasure in the parade. loved what it was then, and
This is not a joke. The pig
Marionites love a parade.
we love what it is now. The
went missing wearing knee
It doesn’t seem to matter if
canoe and kayak races on
high boots.
there is one tractor or one
the pond and down the river
Now I know it is quite
hundred, as long as our fire
have grown tremendously in
common to dress up your
trucks, the high school band popularity and we just might
dog, maybe even your pet
and Jim Baughan and his
want to declare this event
cat, but a pig in knee high
little tractor participate.
a new favorite event. It
green boots? Sometimes
Marionites may be baskjoins the greased pig contest
fugitives are hard to find, but
ing in the glow of another
whose continued popularity
I betcha Missouri police will
satisfying homecoming
has made it a new classic.
have not encounter a probcelebration but they are still
Many things have
lem finding the green booted
grumbling about the name
changed. The parade has
pig. Just in case you see him
change. We heard a lot of
changed. The attractions
you can call 636-349-8120.
folks say “I don’t care what
have changed; no horse racthey call it this will always
es, no talent shows; no one
be Old Fashioned Days to
dresses up much anymore.
me!” Or, “I don’t know why There is a new generation of
they had to go and change
old Marionites out there and
the name!”
they are us. We like those
Folks felt much the same warm and fuzzy memories
way when our annual home- of celebrations gone by
coming celebration became
and friends come home.
Old Fashioned Days, in the
We love this annual feeling
1950’s. There were those for of belonging to this place.
whom the annual summer
Generally it takes time for a
event was the 7th of August, community to accept change,
and would refer to it as
barring a catastrophe. If
nothing else as long as they
left alone, eventually the
lived. Old Fashioned Days
name Old Fashioned Days
became widely used after it
will fall by the way and the
was thirty years old…and
blah and boring Marion Day
most of the pioneers were
title would take over. But, it
gone.
doesn’t have to be. We can
In those days, old fashjust put it together and call
ioned was the theme and
the first Saturday in August
how we celebrated. Marion
“Marion’s Old Fashioned
greatly enjoyed the years
Days” and be done with it.
surrounding our 100th birth- Eh, Chamber of Commerce
were also people of action.
Consider Moses facing
Pharaoh, producing plagues,
dividing the Red Sea, and
Carol Cope
leading that great multitude
of Israelites through the wilWhat’s Cooking?
derness. And all this after he
What
a
nice
time we had
filling that has been mixed
was 80 years old.
at the Soo and found some
together on a dough sheet,
A study of the Book of
real good Upper Peninsula
pull over the top and crump
Psalms reveals that David
food, so hear is probable the the edge. Bake for one hour
was a man who lived 60
most famous one.
at 350 degrees.
minutes of every hour. His
moods and experiences take
This pasty came to
Then set down and enjoy.
one from the tops of the
America and became a staple You can use pork, beef or
mountains to the depths of
food carried by miners and
fish as the meat portion of
the valleys and back again.
loggers in Northern Michithis recipe and you can also
Sometimes he was sobbing,
gan. Pasty “Pass-Tee” is a
use your favorite sauce to
sometimes singing. There
pastry case with a sweet or
pour over if desired.
were times of triumph and
times when he seemed to be savory filling baked without
a dish to shape it.
Now for that famous
hanging on for his life. But
Mackinac Fudge as they say
one thing was sure: he tackPASTY RECIPE
“Forget love ... I›d rather fall
led both duty and devotion
in fudge.”
with heart and soul.
3 lbs. potatoes diced
The Christian life is to be
1 cup carrots diced
FANTASY FUDGE
active and intense. Whatev2 cups onions diced
er we do should get our best
2 cups rutabaga diced
3 cups sugar
effort. Some aren’t getting
2 lbs. meat or fish diced
3/4 cup real butter
much out of life because
or ground
5-1/2 ounce can evapothey aren’t putting much
rated milk
in. And when it comes to
Take about a dozen 4
12 ounces semi-sweet
Christian involvement…they
ounce pie crust dough balls
chocolate
are loafaholics.
that have been cooled then
7 ounces marshmallow
How about you?
warmed to room temperacream
Roger Campbell was an
ture. Roll each into a 10
1 cup chopped nuts
author, a broadcaster and
inch oval.
1 tsp. vanilla
columnist who was a pastor
for 22 years. Contact us at
Put 10 ounces of pastry
Combine sugar, butter,
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Old Fashioned Days gets our
name out there and marries it forever with the Old
Fashioned Days part we are
known for and love. It’s a
win-win! Let’s just do it!
It’s a spirit we were known
for in our old fashioned
days.
Eventually we’ll find
something else to grumble
about. For instance, Old
Fashioned and Old Fashion…a grammatical/meaning
thing we’ll tackle later.
Apologies, this week, to
the Swiler’s and son Dan,
for getting his name wrong
last week. I knew better. It
was just one of those moments. Dick tells me that
they got quite a chuckle out
of it.
Dave Duddles, who proudly
flies his flags from the top
of the sky ladder on the
major patriotic holidays,
also salutes his old hometown each year for Marion’s
Old Fashioned Days. It may
be seen for miles around.
Thanks Dave.
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milk in glass bowl. Microwave on high 8-11 minutes,
or until a thermometer reaches 240 degrees, or bring to
boil in a saucepan, stirring,
and bring to temperature.
Then stir in chocolate until
melted, and then the marshmallow cream, nuts and
vanilla. Beat until blended.
Pour into greased 9” by 13”
pan. Cool at room temperature and cut into squares.
Yield about 3 pounds.
This is a wonderful, quick
recipe that they use up north.
By the way mine is gone!!!
And I spelled Yooper wrong
last week, sorry for that.
Until next week, everyone
enjoy this great weather,
God Bless, Carol Jean
Marion Area
Historical Museum
Opened May through September
Sat. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. or by chance or by appointment. 231-743-2854
Meeting August 27th at 1:00 p.m.
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COMMUNITY VACATION
BIBLE SCHOOL
Theme: Blast to the past,
for ages 4 years through 6th
grade. Dates: Monday, August
10 through Friday, August 14,
from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at
the Marion United Methodist Church. The church is located at 216 W. Main Street
in Marion. Two hours of singing, crafts, learning about God,
snacks and all sorts of fun!
There is no charge for Vacation Bible School. A free will offering will be available to send
to our Mission Endeavor. The
themes this year are God’s
Love is Incredible, Faithful, Invincible, Unconditional, Real!
Sponsoring Churches: Calvin Christian Reform Church,
Chapel Hill Wesleyan Church,
Community of Christ, and Marion United Methodist Church.
Pastor Sandy Merrifield, VBS
Obituaries
John Robert Alger
John Robert Alger passed
away peacefully in his sleep
on July 17th, 2015. Born
September 19th, 1965 in
Ann Arbor, MI to David and
Mary (Gilmore) Alger of
Marion, MI. John was a man
dedicated to serving others.
He served his country for 20
years in the Navy, retiring
in 2006 as an NDC Chief
Navy Diver last stationed
at the Naval Diving and
Salvage Training Center
in Panama City, FL. After
leaving the military, John
joined the police force first
with the Panama City Police
and later as a Deputy Sheriff
with the Bay County Sheriff
Department. He served as a
member of the SWAT team
for several years and became
a member of the Surf Rescue
Team in 2013. Last year
he was named Deputy of
the Year for his exemplary
work. He was well known
for going above and beyond
to keep his community safe.
But John’s service was
not limited to his time in
uniform. Along with Monica
Pennington, his loving partner in life, he volunteered
his time to managing and
caring for the community cat
population in Panama City.
John touched many lives in
his years of service, and he
will be dearly missed. John
is survived by his parents,
his partner Monica, his
sisters Karen J. Williams
and Sharon A. Alger Hughes
and their husbands Keith A.
Williams and Peter Hughes,
his brothers David M. Alger
(Tamara), Thomas W. Alger,
and James S. Alger (Sara),
his nephew Garrick B. Williams, his niece Kristen C.
Williams, and several aunts,
uncles, and cousins.
A Mass with Military
Honors will be held at St.
Agnes Church in Marion,
Michigan on August 15,
2015 at 10:00 am. In lieu of
flowers, his family suggests
memorial donations in his
name to Castaway Cats, Inc.,
PO Box 291, Panama City,
FL 32402 or the charity of
your choice.
Andrew D. Beachy age
19, of Marion, went home
to be with the Lord on July
31, after being hit by an
automobile while driving
his horse and cart in Osceola
County. He was born on
September 27, 1995 in Scottville to Daniel and Mary
Sue (Miller) Beachy. The
family moved to the area 2
years ago and Andrew enjoyed building pallets at his
family’s business, enjoyed
fishing and hunting. He leaves behind his
parents, Daniel and Mary
Beachy, his siblings, David
age 24, Nancy age 23,
Rachel age 21,Rosanna 17,
Dena age 14, John age 13
and Mark age 11 all at home.
The paternal side of the family includes grandparents,
Jacob and Abbie Beachy of
Gravel Switch, Kentucky,
uncles, Fred & Verna Beachy
of Crofton, Kentucky, Abe
and Clara Beachy of Ava, Illinois, Jerry & Marie Beachy
of Fredonia, Pennsylvania,
and Ervin and Elizabeth
Beachy of Gravel Switch,
Kentucky.
The paternal aunts surviving are Jerry and Fannie
Bontrager of Manton, Marvin and Anna Marie Yoder
of Leroy, Wilma Beachy of
Gravel Switch, Kentucky,
Lester and Sadie Lambright
of East Earl, Pennsylvania,
and Owen and Elsie Nisley
of North Carolina. Maternal
relatives surviving include
grandparents, Elva and Edith
Miller of Marion, uncles,
Daniel Ray and Wilma Jean
Miller of Rexford, Montana,
Wilmer Eugene and Ruth
Miller of Scottville and
aunts, Daniel and Kathryn
Ann Lambright of Scottville,
Joe and Ida Fern Schmucker
of Marion, Reuben and Ella
Marie Halbeggar of Trout
Creek, Montana, Ernest and
Rosanna Kay Schmucker
of Gold Creek, Montana,
Samuel Beachy of Mio, and
Robert and Rebecca Louise
Byler of Mio. Many other
relatives survive.
Andrew was preceded
in death by uncles, David
Beachy, Joseph Beachy and
Wilbur Lee Miller , and
aunt, Lara Jean (Miller)
Beachy. Funeral services
were held at the home of
Daniel and Mary Beachy on
Monday, August 3, 2015,
at 9:00 A.M. with Ernest
Shrock officiating. Burial
took place in the Marion
Amish Cemetery. Pallbearers
were Andrew Yoder, Timothy Yoder, David Fehr, John
Paul Yoder, Caleb Yoder, and
Eldon Ray Miller. Funeral
arrangements were handled
by the Burkholder Family
Funeral Home in McBain.
Thoughts and prayers may
be left at www.burkholderfamilyfuneralhome.com
Director, Pastor Jim Mort, VBS
Missions Director, Pastor Ken
Koening, Pastor Steve Boven.
HEALING PRIVATE
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Healing Private Wounds
Invites you to visit our “Center”
At 856 N. Mitchell St. Cadillac
in the Wexford Plaza
Open Monday thru Friday
10:00 -5:30 Phone 231-8464495
We offer: 1-Sexual Abuse Recovery Groups for Men, Women and Teens
Offered Mondays ‘at 12:302:30 and Thursdays 6-8 pm.
On Tuesday, August
11 from 11 - 2 p.m. Missaukee County senior citizens
will get an outdoor treat. The
Northern Camper magazine
along with Autumnwood of
McBain, Belle Oakes Living
Center and the Cadillac
Wexford Transit Authority
(CWTA) will host a lunch
and nature hike. The 3rd
annual event will be held at
the Missaukee Conservation
District.
Residents from Autumnwood, Belle Oakes, Countryview Apartments, Maple
Ridge, Footprints In Time,
as well seniors invited from
the Missaukee Commission
on Aging (COA) will be
transported via CWTA buses
to enjoy a barbecue in this
perfect setting. Playdate,
one of Missaukee›s favorite
bands, will keep toes tappin›
and share their special tribute
song written for the seniors.
The trail will be set up with
various “nature stations” and
volunteers will share their
passion of plein air painting,
woodcarving, rocks, quilts,
hummingbirds and more.
Rain date is scheduled for
August 12.
For more information,
contact: - Kathy Salvatore,
Northern Camper Magazine, Kathy@northerncamper.com, 231-394-1549
- Margo Jacobs, 231-9209201, margojacobs@charter.
net
Senior Picnic set
for August 12
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New Groups begin in September and run for ten weeks. All
groups are confidential and
free. Recovery changes your
life. Feel free to use the back
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2-Counseling services, life
coaches, and mentors
For victims of sexual abuse,
and families, spouses and
friends who want to help victims heal
3- “HPW Community”
Weekly Support open group
Tuesday 1-2 pm. Listen, share
and go away refreshed
4-Music Therapy
Wednesdays 5:30-6:30
Let music help you feel, relax,
express yourself and heal
Instructor Betty Truett
5- “Stewarts of Children”
Wednesdays 3:00-5:00
Two hour workshop focused
on children’s safety offered
weekly for clinicians, teachers
and parents. Two CEU’s available. Certified Instructor- Dorothy Dean
6-“Insite” Thursday 1:002:30 Open to all.
Creative study of the Bible and
its relevance for us today.
7-Lending library and reading room open daily
Please register for Recovery
Groups, Stewarts of Children,
Counseling services and Music therapy.
Call 231-8464495
Faith Bible
Church
9.5 Miles South of Marion
on M-66/30th Ave.
Ph. 231-734-3331
www.faithbiblemi.org
Pastor Tim Ford
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Adult Study & Youth Group
Sunday 6:00 p.m.
Bible Study and Prayer
Wednesday 6:45 p.m.
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A wool spinning demonstration.
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Something for everyone at 140th Osceola Fair
Ryan Jones of Reed City tugs at his stubborn dairy
heifer during judging.
they have to take off from
water,” she added in her
story. The Livonia-based Cirque
Amongus added a bit of
circus fun to the fair. Alicia
Frost, 12, of Farwell balanced herself on a rolling
globe, helped momentarily
by her grandmother, Cheryl
Richmond of Surrey Township. Cheryl teaches second
grade in Evart.
Family members together
visit the fair every year,
Cheryl said. Her mother,
Jackie Anderson of Evart
Township, originally from
Clare County, began the tradition. Jackie was busy photographing the grandchildren
riding a pedal contraption at
the same time.
Cirque Amongus passes
on the fundamentals of circus
arts to schools, libraries
and special events. Summer camps offer hands-on
programs. Mixed among the planned
activities at the fair was a
demonstration of sorts led by
Osceola County Sheriff›s
deputy Jed Avery, handler
of the department›s K-9 unit
named Ryker.
Avery brought the friendly five-month-old Dutch
Shepherd to mingle among
fair fans like Emily Bongard
and her family from Elder›s
Dairy Beef Farms of Evart.
Avery wants the animal to
become accustomed to being
around groups of people,
because sometime in the
animal›s future there will be
visits to nursing homes and
schools.
In October the canine unit
will be certified for tracking
and as a bomb dog.
The sheriff›s department
is accepting donations to go
toward dog food, equipment
and training supplies for
Ryker. Ryker has replaced
“Bary,” the K9 that was put
in retirement. “Bary has the
good life after working the
road eight years,” added
Avery, who still handles Bary
but now as his pet.
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Dairy families line up for free lunch provided by the
Dairy Boosters.
Storyteller Bonnie Neuman of Hartwick Township dresses
Gracie Ward into a loon costume as Gracie’s friend Ali
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Ryan Jones of Reed
City pulled and tugged at the
taller and heavier beef heifer
with all his 70-pound might.
Pushed from behind by
two men, the 700-pound or
so “Star” wasn’t willing to
budge readily or easily during the youth and open class
dairy judging at the Osceola
4-H & FFA Fair last week.
Ryan took it in stride.
He was showing three different heifers that day and,
as any 4H member knows,
getting riled up over animal
behavior doesn’t pay in the
long run. Scores of youth from
Osceola County and parts of
Mecosta County participated
in the 140th annual event.
Swine, goats, rabbits,
llamas and alpacas, horses and poultry filled stables
while assorted crafts and
specialty handiwork adorned
shelves of exhibit halls. The
colorful midway of amusement rides and plenty of eats
satisfied spectators.
Dairy Boosters put on a
free lunch spread for dairy
families and 4-H kids. Rose
Steig of Hersey was busy
handing out free cartons
of Prairie Farms white and
chocolate milk to promote
the dairy industry.
A grant of $1500 from
Michigan Milk Producers provided 6,600 milk cartons for the event this year.
Aside from displays
of wearing apparel, ceramics,
photography, mechanics and
so much more, space was set
aside for anyone interested
in a brief respite, thanks to
the Osceola League for Arts
& Humanities whose retail
studio is in downtown Evart.
Dorothy Elliott of Evart watched over assorted
magazines, newspapers and
refreshments to choose
from. Comfortable chairs
and a cooling fan created a
smoothing space.
“The fans help,” said the
OLAH member. “Every
year this is a place to sit and
read a magazine. It’s a nice
break.”
Across the way, OLAH
member Bonnie Neuman of
Hartwick Township drew in
kids and adults to hear The
Story of Loons. She recruited
young friends Gracie Ward
of Evart to dress in a loon
costume and Ali Sanford of
Stanwood to wear the Happy
Coat for Japan to aid with
her storytelling. Both girls
were showing animals at the
fair.
Bonnie once taught art
classes in Evart and was a
substitute teacher in Marion.
“Loons can’t live in Michigan in the winter because
Coupon must be present
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Sheriff’s deputy Jed Avery introduces K9 unit Ryker to
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3212 Timberlane Great little rustic
3212 Timberlane Great little rustic
get a way cottage on 2.37 acres.
get a way cottage on 2.37 acres.
Perfect place to spend the weekends
Perfect place to spend the weekends
with the family. $15,900
with the family. $15,900
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ON Easement 330x1320 ft Parcel In
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the City of Harrison for building
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330x1320. Priced under SEV.
$15,900
$15,900
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100-08 Coolidge 2.6 acre parcel,
24x32 tin pole barn. Electric pole, old
24x32 tin pole barn. Electric pole, old
well and old septic in unknown
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for
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included.
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furnishings, new well, wood stove,
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$19,900
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shed
$19,900
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6931 Swallow
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lotlot
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siding,
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bath,
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$24,900
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2261 Oakridge All set for your future
2261
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home, this lot in nice community has
home, this lot in nice community has
24x32 garage, cement slab, well,
24x32 garage, cement slab, well,
septic and NG. $24,900
septic and NG. $24,900
4802 Wildwood 2BD 1BA cottage
4802 Wildwood 2BD 1BA cottage
with deeded lake access. This can
with deeded lake access. This can
be used year around or for week end
be used year around or for week end
get a ways. $24,900
get a ways. $24,900
nhn Ball Ave 10.1 wooded acres
nhn Ball Ave 10.1 wooded acres
near town, lakes, and state land,
near town, lakes, and state land,
Great to build or camp. $25,000
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For4059
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and more.
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more.
$25,900
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$18,000
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Text:perks.
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with
lake access
affordable
north
retreat
$38,500affordable
up north
$38,500
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Text retreat
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2 car garage,
natural gas,
basement,
2 car garage,
all just outside
of town. natural
$60,000gas,
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To: 85377
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and start enjoying
life on
thecanoe
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on photos
the river.
$65,000
Text:
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To: 85377
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Stockwell
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site
maximum
seclusion.
wooded
parcel near
town. $69,900
with
maximum
seclusion.
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For photos
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wooded
parcelText:
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with
well maintained 2BD, 1BA MFG
concrete
home
has floor
a 2 and
car shed
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6
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along2 2rivers.
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and
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home
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andtrails
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alongwith
with
land
theriver.
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$79,900
the
2301 Buck Lane Convenient country
2301 Buck Lane Convenient country
home, 3BD, 2BA, FP, finished
home, 3BD, 2BA, FP, finished
walkout bsm't, LP & wood furnaces,
walkout bsm't, LP & wood furnaces,
1.5 acres, fenced area. $82,500
1.5 acres, fenced area. $82,500
9725 Doe Road Well maintained 2
9725 Doe Road Well maintained 2
bdrm
Cottage/Home
on
the
bdrm
Cottage/Home
on
the
Muskegon River, open floor plan with
Muskegon River, open floor plan with
great views of the river. $83,000
great views of the river. $83,000
3181 Tice Trail Secluded 3BD
3181 Tice Trail Secluded 3BD
1.5BA home, 5 acres, 2 car att
1.5BA home, 5 acres, 2 car att
garage, 47x19 barn & shed. Deck for
garage,
& shed.
Deck for
coffee 47x19
& deerbarn
gazing.
$84,900
coffee
& deer Text
gazing.
$84,900to 85377
For photos
P765360
For
photos
Text
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85377
245 Second 1741SF on main
level,
245
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1741SFideal
on main
level,or
handsome
for office
handsome
interior
ideal
for
office
or
retail + 1141sf upper level storage
retail
1141sf
upper
level storage
and +
curb
appeal.
$87,500
and
appeal.
Forcurb
photos
Text$87,500
P364050 to 85377
For
photos
Text P364050
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Dr Custom
built
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home/cottage with Custom
285' onbuilt
the
home/cottage
with
285'
on
the
Muskegon River. Lot adjoins state
Muskegon
River.
Lot
adjoins
state
land and near trail heads. $97,000
land
nearText:
trail heads.
$97,000
Forand
photos
P521629
To: 85377
For
photos
Text:
P521629
To: 85377
4541
Lake
Station
11 acres
comes
4541
Lake
Station
11
acres
comes
with 3BD 1BA with professional
with
3BD
1BA
with
professional
landscaping, many trees flowers and
landscaping,
many
flowers
and
flowering trees.
Bigtrees
garage
$129,000
flowering
trees.
Big P674048
garage $129,000
For photos
Text
to 85377
For
photos
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P674048
6657
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Chalet
w/FP,to2 85377
bd/1 ba
6657
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w/FP,
2 bd/1has
ba 3
& 109
ft on Chalet
Sand Lake
channel
& stall
109 ftpole
on Sand
channel
3
barn, Lake
heated
rec rmhas
w/bar
stall
pole barn,$135,000
heated rec rm w/bar
& bathroom.
& For
bathroom.
photos$135,000
Text P676590 to 85377
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1152 Road
sqft upper
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atliving
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1152 garage,
sqft upper
lower
quarters,
105'& on
Half
living
quarters,
garage,$139,900
105' on Half
Moon,
With Pontoon!
Moon,
With Pontoon!
$139,900
For photos
Text P295252
to 85377
For
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Text P295252
to 85377
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Hillcrest
Great deal
for a
1340
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deal
forlake,
a
waterfront
homeGreat
on an all
sport
waterfront
anofallsandy
sport lake,
3 bdrm, 2home
bath,on85'
beach
3 on
bdrm,
2
bath,
85'
of
sandy
beach
a large lot. $164,900
onFor
a large
lot.Text:
$164,900
photos
P664627 To: 85377
For
photos
Text: Road
P664627Hunters!
To: 8537790
Mannsiding
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Road
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90
acres on paved road,
lots of deer
acres
on hills,
pavedtrails,
road,acorns,
lots of mature
deer
blinds,
blinds,
hills, &trails,
mature
hardwoods
some acorns,
poplar. $225,000
hardwoods
& some
poplar. $225,000
For photos
Text P661955
to 85377
For
Text P661955
to 85377
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W Elder
Hunt, fish,
swim,
210
W Elder
Hunt,
fish, swim,
canoe,
Relax...78
secluded
acres,
canoe,
secluded
2000' Relax...78
on Muskegon
River, acres,
newer
2000'
Muskegon
River,$290,000
newer
rusticon
cedar
shake cabin.
rustic
cedar Text:
shakeP748447
cabin. $290,000
For photos
To: 85377
3200
Monroe
41A rolling,
For
photos
Text: P748447
To:wooded,
85377
3200
Monroe
41A rd
rolling,
surveyed,
county
on 2 wooded,
sides, old
hunting cabin
30%
surveyed,
county w/well,
rd on 2ponds,
sides, old
open w/apple
hunting
cabin trees.
w/well,$100,000
ponds, 30%
For w/apple
photos Text:
To: 85377
open
trees.P180284
$100,000
TBD
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your
For
photos
Text: Avenue
P180284 To:
dream
houseAvenue
on a nice Build
level building
TBD
Clare
your
lot overlooking
thenice
5thlevel
fairway
of the
dream
house on a
building
Golfthe
Course.
$25,900
lotTamarack
overlooking
5th fairway
of the
For photos
Text:
P281113
To: 85377
Tamarack
Golf
Course.
$25,900

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