2008-01-16 Wed

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2008-01-16 Wed

Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2008
News at the speed of life
A stand
against
violence
Student safety at GCS
gets close scrutiny
'We have
taken
immediate
steps to
improve...'
Cheryl Wojtas,
supiriniendcnl
By Michael Jones
Staff Writer
CiAYLORD
Although
Ciavlord C oniniunily S c h o o l s
(CiC'S) s u p e r i n i e n d e n i C h e r y l
W o j t a s said s c h o o l a d m i n i s t r a tors m a d e i m m e d i a t e c h a n g e s to
i m p r o v e student safety tbilovk ing
t w o s e p a r a t e b u s i n c i d e n t s last
month
- the district i n t e n d s to
w o r k w i t h an e x p e r t in s c h o o l
security to review p r o c e d u r e s to
see that such o c c u r r e n c e s d o not
happen again.
"We have taken i m m e d i a t e
steps to i m p r o v e the s a f e t y standards of our schools." W o j t a s
said, r e a d i n g f r o m a p r e p a r e d
s t a t e m e n t at M o n d a y ' s s c h o o l
b o a r d m e e t i n g in \shich she a d d r e s s e d t w o s e p a r a t e e v e n t s involving a South Maple kinder-
Mary Babb's
memory
honored
garten and f i r s t - g r a d e student
the last week o f s c h o o l prior to.
i h e h o l i d a y b r e a k . W o j t a s said
reviewing and m o d i f y i n g proced u r e s to e n s u r e s t u d e n t safety is
of p a r a m o u n t i m p o r t a n c e to the
district.
One of the t w o incidents, both
which o c c u r r e d at t h e end ol the
s c h o o l day. i n v o l v e d a s t u d e n t
See GCS, p. A6
• Gaylord, M l
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knowledge
about
SNOWMEN
A2
Explore
nature by
snowshoe
HT • a i l Serveny
A LONE U.S. POSTAL SERVICE truck drives down this snow covered roadway south of Gaylord. Weather forecasters are
predicting dropping temperatures that could dip to single digits, including minus-1 predicted for this coming Saturday
Lifestyles • CI
Rich turns weather duties over to Goepp Give me shelter
St. Mary
teacher
Richard Goepp
looks at the
weather
equipment he
received from
Chuck Rich and
will take over
Rich's
volunteer
weather
monitoring
duties.
HT
u
Jil Schutt
By Jil Schult
D N R . his d e d i c a t i o n and service
Staff Writer
^vas so rare a n d a p p r e c i a t e d , the
GAYLORD
A s a 6 1 - y e a r N W S moved the e q u i p m e n t to his
v e t e r a n w e a t h e r w a t c h e r f o r the h o m e on S h e l d o n Drive
where
he c o n t i n u e d daily obserNational W e a t h e r S e r v i c e
vations for nearly 22 more
( N W S ) . C h u c k Rich reyears." said Berger.
cently received recogniThe d a t a Rich has
tion for his c o m m u n i t y
t a k e n is t h e o f f i c i a l Naservice.
tional Weather Service
A c c o r d i n g to Keith
data of record forClaylord,
Berger, N W S o b s e r v a t i o n
Michigan, which, when
p r o g r a m leader. Rich b e c o m b i n e d with his pregan t a k i n g N W S c o o p e r a Chuck
d e c e s s o r s , m a k e s for a
tive o b s e r v a t i o n s with the
Rich
data s t r i n g d a t i n g back to
D N R w h i l e in h i s e a r l y
1897. T h i s is the data that
20s.
See Weather, p. A6
"When he retired f r o m the
What to do to keep pets
safe in freezing weather
A7
4FastFacts
Ormsbee facing 1 misdemeanor embezzlement charge
The
alleged
embezzlement
occured
between
2004 and
2006.
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GAYI.ORI)
Jetre Archie
O r m s b e e faces one m i s d e m e a n o r
c o u n t of e m b e z z l e m e n t b e t w e e n
$ 2 0 0 to S I . 0 0 0 after an investigation by the (iaylord Michigan State
Police (MSP) post allegedly discovered he had failed to give prcKeeds
f r o m the sale of several v e h i c l e s
he sold on behalf of the Kriendship
Shelter back to the shelter.
Det. Sgt. Kevin Day said O r m s bee was arrested on the charge after
he turned himself in F'hday. Accord-
ing to r e c o r d s f r o m 87lh District
C ourt, O r m s b e e posted a $ 2 , 0 0 0
10-percent cash surety bond the day
of his arrest. He remains free while
awaiting a Jan. 24 a r r a i g n m e n t at
I ;30 p.m.
T h e 54-year-old O r m s b e e was
a m e m b e r of the s h e l t e r s board of
directors at the time of the alleged
embezzlement, which investigators at the (iaylord M S P post said
occurred between 2004 and 2006.
The alleged embezzlement c a m e to
'Best d e a l e a s t off 1-75'
2003 Chevy TrailBlazer
Sport UtIHty 40
LEWl:^TON AUTO S A L E S
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light when f o r m e r shelter director
Rhonda B e r d a n w a s being investigated for e m b e z z l e m e n t in 2006.
She received a 30-day sentence
last year a f t e r p l e a d i n g guilty to
attempted e m b e z z l e m e n t .
According to Kathy Arndt. s^ho
has been shelter director since
March 2 0 0 7 . new b o a r d otTicers
w e r e e l e c t e d M o n d a y and Todd
C'hwatun is the n e w president replacing O r m s b e e in that position.
See Alleged, p. A6
— Gaylord teen receives sentence in Vanderbllt
arson case (A3).
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The Gaylord cheerleading team w o n the
Northern Michigan Cheerleading Championship
at h o m e Saturday, (B2).
— Randy Ryckman enjoys laid-back Lewiston
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lifestyle (B5).
_ The Herb Shop in Gaylord offers natural health
products (B6).
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of ^ o w l e d g e
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The Schneemeister
World's largest snowman
In February 1 9 9 9 i n Bethel, Maine, t h e
The Schneemeister is k n o w n t o m a n y
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w o r l d ' s largest s n o w m a n was born,
f r o m G a y l o f d ' s Santa p a r a d e or as t h e f o r m e r
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m a s c o t for W i n t e r f e s t , W h e n t h e
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n a m e d ' A n g u s , King o f t h e
M o u n t a i n ' i n h o n o r of t h e t h e n
I g o v e r n o r of Maine, A n g u s King.
By Jll Schutt
(2007), t h e Schnee-
t h e Cass C o u n t y Boys i n 1 9 5 0 .
Source: The Internet D a t a b a s e .
meister c a m e o u t o f
last January
www.imdb.com
• 9,000,000 pounds
'Jack Frost'
• 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 cubic feet of snow
• 4 - f o o t w r e a t h s as eyes
'Jack Frost,' a 1998 film starring Michael
hiding to do a snow
dance w i t h area o f f i -
'The Falcon
and the Snowman'
cials. business o w n e r s
and residents.
©
The dance s e e m e d
" T h e Falcon a n d t h e S n o w m a n ' is b a s e d
t o w o r k , a w e e k later,
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unseasonably w a r m
temperatures and
w h i t e f l u f f y s n o w covered t h e g r o u n d .
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m o v i e a b o u t a father, n a m e d
• 6 a u t o m o b i l e tires as t h e m o u t h
Jack F r o s t w h o is k i l l e d i n a
• 2 0 - f o o t fleece h a t
car crash as h e races t o g e t
• 1 2 0 - f o o t fleece scarf
h o m e o n C h r i s t m a s Eve. He
• 3 skidder t i r e s for t h e b u t t o n s
• 2 1 0 - f o o t trees f o r a r m s
Source: S u n d a y River On-Line USA.
many times he
Christopher Boyce ( T i m o t h y H u t -
an Internet guide to the Sunday
m i s s ^ with
ton) and fellow former altar boy
River a r e a
his son. The
t u r n e d d r u g dealer D a u l t o n Lee
filmed
(Sean Penn).The 1 9 8 5 film is
grossed
$34,545,030
j b o u t these t w o y o u n g A m e r i c a n
in the United
m e n — f r o m w e a l t h y California f a m i l i e s
States.
— w h o s o l d U.S. security secrets t o t h e So-
'Frosty the Snowman'
• 6 feet of chicken wire and muslin for
the carrot nose
s n o w m a n i n a n a t t e m p t t o m a k e u p for t h e
f o r m e r Catholic s e m i n a r y s t u d e n t
ported an end to the
" e a t o n a n d Kelly Preston is a
r e t u r n s a year later as his son's
o n a t r u e story o f f o r m e r altar b o y a n d
the Herald Times re-
A n g u s facts:
• 1 1 3 feet. 7 inches tall
Source:
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Wikipedia
Source: W i k i p e d i a
"Frosty t h e S n o w m a n " w a s first b r o a d cast Dec. 7 , 1 9 6 9 , W h e n a discarded silk is
p l a c e d o n t h e h e a d of a s n o w m a n
©
m a d e by a g r o u p of children, t h e
s n o w m a n comes t o life. The n o w
' l i v i n g " F r o s t y " has t o h e a d for
t h e N o r t h Pole b e f o r e s p r i n g t i m e c o m e s a n d he m e l t s away.
Realizing t h e h a t really is magic, t h e shady
m a g i c i a n w a n t s his h a t back a n d f o l l o w s t h e
f r e i g h t t r a i n a l o n g t h e i r journey.
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The a n i m a t e d TV special w a s based o n
the popular song, "Frosty the S n o w m a n . "
w i i t t e n by W a l t e r " J a c k " Rollins a n d Steve
Nelson, a n d first r e c o r d e d by Gene A u t r y a n d
Nominating Petitions for
Area Schools
firaylins Family Dentistry Johannesburg-Lewiston
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Vigil honors the memory of Mary Babb
CHRIS KRAJEWSKI (I), domestic abuse/sexual assault program director of Women's Resource Center of Nortfiern Michigan lights a candle in memory of Mary Babb
as other friends and coworkers look on.
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DEAN JOHNSON lights a luminary during a memorial service held in
honor of former Gayiord resident Mary Babb. The murdered 30-yearold had worked for the Northern Star in Gayiord and transferred to The
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husband, Thomas Babb. He was sentenced last year to 50-75 years in
prison after pleading no contest to second-degree murder in her Jan.
9, 2007 death.
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Gayiord teen gets prison in arson case Spring Arbor University
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By Michael Jones
Staff Writer
GAYLORD — For his
part in the Oct. 12 arson of a
vacant Vanderbilt residence
and motor home, Christopher
Robinson, 17, was sentenced
Jan. 9 from 18 months to 10
years in prison, with credit
for 73 days served at the Otsego County Jail.
In e x c h a n g e for l a s t
month's guilty plea to one
count of arson personal property greater -than S20,000.
Circuit Court Judge Dennis Murphy dismissed two
counts of arson dwelling
house and habitual offender
against Robinson. The arson
dwelling house charges were
20-year felonies.
Murphy also ordered the
Gayiord teen to pay $K590
in restitution to the Vanderbilt-Corwith Township Fire
Department and pay $770 in
fines and court costs.
According to a Thursday
e-mail statement fnwii Otsego
County prosecutor Kyle Legel, "Robinson did slate he
was sorry for what he did and
he felt alcohol coniributed to
his poor decision making."
Robinson and a second
suspect, Adam Ochs, 23, of
Gayiord. were arrested two
weeks after the arson which
burned the residence at 7672
Randolph St. to the ground.
A stipulation of Robinson s Dec. 5 guilty plea is
the condition he would testify
against Ochs if his case got
to trial. When he entered his
guilty plea, Legel said Robinson had admitted to pt>uring
gasoline on the residence and
then lit the structure on fire.
At his plea hearing Robinson testified it was Ochs
who provided him with the
gasoline and matches used
Michigan State Police
Hillman fatal crash
investigated
• Troopers and deputies from
the Montmorency County Sheriff's Dept. responded to a fatal
two-vehicle crash Friday, around
8:30 a.m. at M-32 and Ren Road
in Hillman Township, Montmorer^cy County.
The driver of a minivan. Katherine Keegan, 35. Hillman. was
reportedly pronounced dead at
the scene after reports indicate
she lost control of her easttwund
vetiicle due to slippery road conditions.
Keegan's vehicle reportedly
slid Into the westtXKjnd lane of
M-32 and was struck by an oncoming semi-truck. The truck
driver reportedly sustained minor
ln|urles.
Hillman Fire and EMS assisted at the scene and the crash
renf^ns under investiQatk>n.
Preliminary investigation Indkâtes both drivers were wearing safety belts and alcohol was
not a factor
Police
Blote
Driver hits tree on 1-75
• Richard Halas, 20. Saginaw,
was northbound on 1-75 one-half
mile south of Marlette Road in
Otsego Lake Township, Friday,
around 11;50 a.m. when he reportedly lost control of the 2005
Chevrolet Impala he was driving
on the slushy roadway
Reports indicate Halas was
slowing for traffk:, lost control
and entered the median and hit
a tree causing nôderate damage
to his vehicle
Halas was not injured and he
was cited for hazardous driving
— violation of basic speed laws
Rollover crash
on Old State Road
• Thomas Hunter H. 18. Alpena. was eastbound on Old
to set the fire and it was Ochs
who dropped Robinson ofl'at
the residence.
Ochs. w ho had been a probationary firefighter with the
Vanderbilt-Corwith Township
Fire Department at the lime
of the arson, is scheduled for
a Feb. 4 jury status conference in 46th Circuit Court
where he faces two counts of
arson dwelling house.
Fire Chief Mike Czykoski
said he felt right from the
beginning the fire was of a
suspicious nature. According to Czykoski, it was Ochs
who had reported the early
morning fire and was one of
the first to arrive at the fire
station
which Czykoski
said seemed unusual, in that
Ochs does not live near the
station.
Two weeks after the fire
the G a y i o r d C i t y Police
passed on a tip they received
State Road east of Emerald U k e
Road in ChesterTownship. Friday,
around 2:25 p.m. when he reportedly lost control of the 1994 Ford
Ranger pickup he was driving.
Hunter's vehicle reportedly
roiled over when it left the south
side of the roadway, causing extensive damage to the vehicle.
Neither Hunter nor his passenger, Jason Jones, 15, Buckley,
were reportedly injured.
Hunter was issued a citation
for hazardous driving — violation
of basic speed laws.
Citation issued in crash
• Steven Mager, 54, Atlanta,
was northbound on M-32, just
south of Manier Road in Vienna
Township. Montmorency County,
Friday, around 12:30 a.m. when
he reportedly k)st control of the
1999 Ford pickup he was driving.
Mager's vehicle reportedly
sustained moderate damage
when he drove off the east side
of the roadway and into a ditch.
Mager reportedly sought his
own treatment for minor injuries
to the Gayiord Michigan
State Police post, which ,
began an investigation into
the blaze. The investigation
eventually led to the arrest of j
Ochs. Robinson already had I
been lodged on an unrelated i
GAYLORD — Officials
misdemeanor charge.
| at Spring Arbor University
Robinson had been rep-1 announce the Spring 2008
resented by court-appointed j More Life Scholarship proattorney Gary Gelow from j motion.
Gayiord. According to offi-1
Three scholarships will be
cials at the county jail, Rob-1 awarded statewide, with one
inson was remanded into being awarded in the North
the custody of the Michigan region (Gayiord, Petoskey,
Department of Corrections Traverse City).
Tuesday to begin serving his
Students enrolled and acsentence.
cepted into the BA in FamOchs remains lodged on ily Life Education or BA in
a $50,000 cash surety bond Management and Organizaand is represented by court- tional Development are eliappointed attorney Robert gible to apply.
Mendham from Petoskey.
The program deadline is
— Contact Michael Friday, Jan. 25 and the drawJones at 748-451i or ing will be held on Friday.
Feb. 1.
michael@gaylordherald
Scholarship winners will
and he received a citation for
hazardous driving — violation of
basic speed laws.
Rollover crash In
Otsego Lake Township
• Robert Story. 17, Frederic,
was eastbound on Mariette Road,
one-tenth of a mile east of Softwood in Otsego Lake Township.
Saturday, around 3:10 p.m. when
he reportedly tost control of the
2005 Mercury Mariner he was
driving.
Story's vehicle reportedly
crossed the centeriine at a curve
in the roadway and rolled over
when tt left the roadway
Story reportedly was not Injured and extensive damage was
reported to his vehicle.
Story was cited for hazardous driving — vwlatton of basic
speed laws, too fast.
Driver backs
over pedestrian
• Donald Butcher, 88, Gayiord,
was backing up a 1991 Ford pickup to attach a snowmoMie trailer
at Don's Sport and Marine on Old
27 South in Bagley Township, Friday. around 2:09 p.m. when he
reportedly backed over Robert
Nichols, 57, Gayiord, who was
standing near the snowmobile
trailer.
According to reports. Butcher then pulled fomvard and ran
over Nichols a second time.
Butcher reportedly was not
aware he had run over Nichols
until he exited his vehicle.
Nichols was transported to
Otsego Memorial Hospital by
the Otsego County EMS/Rescue
and treated and released. There
were no citations Issued.
Otsego County
Sheriff's Dept.
Padlock damaged
at warehouse
• Deputies responded to a
complaint Jan. 8 at Consumer's Energy on Winetred Road
in Livingston Township for a
report of a padlock on a gate
having been damaged
According to reports, the
damage appeared to have been
be announced in early February and the scholarship
— with a value of more than
514,000 — will include all
tuition, books, fees, and assessment fees associated with
the eligible program
Tentative spring start dates
for the Gayiord programs are
Feb. 26 for the BA in Family
Life Education; and April 2
for the BA in Management
and Organizational Development.
Contact Deanna
Couture, admission
specialist, at 800-522-6775
or 705-3740: or dcouture@
arbor.edu or MnA^wMrbor.
edu/morelife for more
information.
caused from an attempt to gain
access to the gated area. Although the lock received damage, reports indicate no one
seemed to have gained entry.
The incident was closed.
Gayiord City Police
Vehicles collide backing
out of private drives
•
William Fullmer, 82.
Gayiord. was backing out of a
private drive on East Second
Street west of South Hazel
Street, Sunday, around 10:05
a.m. when he reportedly backed
his 2004 Chevrolet Into a 1995
Chevrolet driven by Crystal
Powers, 21, Gayiord
According to reports, Powers was backing out of a private drive on the opposite side
of the street at the same time
as Fullmer
Both vehicles reportedly
sustained minor damage and
there were no injuries.
\
iMMiiafl
— Compiled by
Ulchaal Jones
•pinions
W e d n e s d a y , January 16, 2008
O
ne-hundred-atid-twent> photographs in fewer than 36
hours. Minus 12 hours' sleep
for the weary photographer. That's
about five pictures per hour, which
doesn't seetn like many at all when
photographing the most beautiful
little girl to have debuted on Earth in
more than 20 years.
Kaylee Jo Lynn was born into the
world at 3:37 a.m. Jan. 12. barely
three hours atler her
mother and father
knocked at my door
to report they were
headed to the hospital. Camera in hand, 1
documented her first
hours in the hospital
and her arrival home.'
T
he North A m e r i c a n International
Auto S h o w has opened in Detroit
and it s e e m s like U.S. automakers
continue to strut glitzy, gargantuan, gasguzzlers in this day o f $3-a-gallon-plus fuel
and worries o f g r e e n h o u s e gas e m i s s i o n s .
It is easy to see the f o c u s on pickup
trucks and S U V s at the auto show w h e n
Chrysler introduces its Ram pickup amid a
herd o f cattle wandering the
streets o f downtown Detroit
Automakers and Ford touts its redesigned
say cost may F - 1 5 0 pickup in order to
be a factor shore up its sagging sales o f
the m o d e l .
Our Easy Share
photo album has all
the important shots:
Chris
beaming Mom and
Grosser Dad holding Kaylee;
big brother Drewsnuggling Kaylee on
his lap and proudly wearing his "I'm
the BIG brother" T-shirt, which he
also reads to say "AND I'm the boss
of her." There are the pictures of doting grandparents; closeups of what
her mother thinks are "big" feet; photographs of Great-aunt Peggy weighing and measuring her.
And, yes, many A m e r i c a n s can t help but love big,
roomy, powerful vehicles,
but the General Motors,
Ford and Chrysler are entering the green revolution,
partly out o f a sense o f duty toward saving the environment and Americans s o m e
m o n e y at the gas p u m p , but perhaps mainly
from a change in U.S. fuel e c o n o m y standards to achieve 35 m i l e s per gallon by
2020.
There's the angelic little Kaylee,
her tiny knit cap fitted to her perfectly
Disagrees with
immigration stance
But if gas prices continue to rise, Americans' appetites may increase for hybrids and
other new t e c h n o l o g i e s .
is
made up of general manager Marilyn Kaczanowsiî,
editor Chris Grosser, news editor Cathy Landry,
and design editor Frank Michels.
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shows her chin resting on her mother's cloth-covered hand; her eyes,
clearly open, are sending a message.
It is this look that promises she
is her mother's daughter. I've seen it
countless times; 1 still see it on occasion. Welcome or not, this look will
be part of their mother-daughter moments for years to come.
Another look captures my heart
36 hours later. It is nearly midnight
when I arrive home ft"om work to
find Kaylee's mother in her pink flanKaylee Jo Lynn
nel pajamas, rocking in the recliner.
Her daughter lies in her lap. Kaylee
round head; and the shots where soft
is asleep, her dark eyes closed, her
brown hair feathers the same round
lavender and white sleeper showing
head. There's Kaylee swaddled, her
purely pink, unblemished cherub face off the rich color of her skin. She is
angelic and her mother is stroking
peeking out from a nest of receiving
her daughter's cheek and round little
blankets. There's the dogs sniffing a
tiny little creature whose scent her big head. She is simply watching her. The
brother introduced to them only hours look in her eyes oozes love. "I can't
believe I could just sit here and do
earlier as he offered them a cap she'd
nothing but watch her for hours," she
worn and cautioned them "Kaylee
says, still not lifting her eyes from the
belongs here."
child in her lap.
BUT IT IS the fourth from the last
in this series of photographs spanning
36 hours that makes me smile just a
little more than any other. It is Kaylee
giving her mom "the look."
Just a day and a half old, and this
little girl already is letting Mom know
she doesn't appreciate what's being
asked of her. Her "are you kidding?"
look came in response to being patted
for an after-feeding burp. The image
It is this look» more than any other,
that will define their relationship as
mother and daughter. I've seen it,
countless times, and my heart leaps
for joy.
— Chris Grosser is Kaylee s
grandmother and the editor of the
Gayiord Herald Times.
Contact her at 748-4511 or
chris@,gaylordheraldtimes.com.
Letters to the Editor
The Detroit Free Press reported that
Detroit auto e x e c u t i v e s say the technical
hurdles to reach the 3 5 - m p g plateau are not
high, but the cost o f getting there may hit
customers where they have been taking a
beating lately — in the pocketbook. Automakers are planning on making more green
vehicles available, but wonder if buyers are
willing to pay more for those models. A n d
with the domestic auto industry mired in
malaise, it is f o o d for thought.
Herald T i m e s editorial b o a r d
Gayiord Herald Times
Bundle of joy
Auto industry
going green
The Gayiord
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Editor: Chris Grosser • chrisQgaylordfieraldtimes.com
OUR VIEW
in whether
buyers chose
a hybrid
vehicle.
HERAlI^riMES
Yours & Ours
To the l-dilor:
Reading F"rank Michels
column ("Give us your tired
Jan. 5 Herald Times). 1
was taken aback at his last
commeni. essentially a proillegal immigration position,
cloaked in typical sentimental liberalism, lopped by
limma l.a/arus's poem "A
New Colossus." on a plaque
at the base of the Statue of
Liberty.
The universal, inclusive
aspirations in Lazarus s poem
are not a part of the Declaration of Independence or
other pronouncement of the
Founding Fathers and had no
bearing in reality. They are
the fantasy and reaction of a
young Zionist, in regards to
the Russian pogroms following the assassination of Czar
Alexander the second. The
lines were added years after
the dedication of the statue;
predating the Ellis Island era
of mass immigration: and
was originally to symbolize
not "the Mother of Immigrants," in Lazarus's phrase.
but liberty enlightening the
world — that is, "liberty under law."
Illegal aliens break our
immigration laws when they
cross our borders illegally or
stay illegally. In a microcosm
that is similar to going onto
an individual's property without consent and living there.
Such a law breaker would
face forced removal.
Americans should ask:
What is the cost of elected
leaders lollygagging on this
issue? The cost is crime, dollars and lives. In some counts,
the invasion is close to a
million annually. One of 12
crossing our borders illegally
has a felony conviction, not to
mention lives lost each year
at the hands of illegal aliens,
according to Congressman
King on the Homeland Security Committee. The illegal alien problem is far worse
(see \i'\i'w.vdare.com).
national-origins quotas was
in place to reflect the ethnic
European heritage of existing
American communities. Does
that sound inclusive? These
restrictive immigration policies did not end until the 1965
Immigration Act.
Clearly, the United States
from the beginning saw itself
as a nation cuhurally and racially part of Western civilization.
That was then; this is now.
Today, Lazarus's poem fits
more ftasily in the plethora
of politically correct concoctions. No amount of pretending, that we were ever, historically, the all inclusive project for the worlds "wretched
refuse"^— let alone today's
Third World, non-European
immigrant masses — will
make it so.
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In a recent issue of the
Gayiord Herald Times ("Gift
of computers appre(;iated,"
Wednesday. Dec. 19), the
Vanderbilt Area School system staled its appreciation
toward Kimball of Gayiord
for donating various technology tools.
Another contributing
party, that was incidentally
left out but no less appreciated, was Nuenergy Resources Inc. of Gayiord. Their
generous contributions, as
well as Kimball's, will have
an enormous, positive impact
on Vanderbilt's students.
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Science Chair
Steve Snyder
Vanderbilt Area Schools
Lew'iston
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GCS reviewing student safety
Cgnt. from p. A1
to " e n s u r e that we are u s i n g
only 'best practice' regarding s t u d e n t safety."
S h e said the f i n d i n g s a n d
any recommendations will
be r e p o r t e d to the s c h o o l
board.
"As superintendent. I
t a k e responsibility for the
i m p l e m e n t a t i o n and f a i t h f u l
m o n i t o r i n g of a n y r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s f r o m this t e a m ,
a s well as any t r a i n i n g t h a t
may be needed."
'As superintendent,
I take
responsibility for the
implementation
and
faithful monitoring of any
recommendations
from this
team, as well as any training
that may be needed.'
w h o attended the school's
after-school latchkey prog r a m w h o b o a r d e d the b u s
by mistake and instead c a m e
h o m e to an e m p t y h o u s e .
Two days later a k i n d e r g a r t ner was mistakenly taken otT
o f t h e b u s a n d d i r e c t e d to
walk h o m e a f t e r the s c h o o l
r e c e i v e d a p h o n e call f r o m
a parent w ith an older South
Cheryl Wojtas,
Maple student with the s a m e
.GCS superintendent
n a m e as the k i n d e r g a r t e n
School board m e m b e r
student. He was found a
M a r k Vaporis asked Wojshort while later near Ktas for specific examples of
mart. unharmed, while atw h a t steps had been taken to e n t s f o r a s t u d e n t to w a l k ing the s t u d e n t would t h e n
t e m p t i n g to w a l k h o m e to
s e e t h a t t h e c i r c u m s t a n c e s h o m e . Even t h o u g h it may b e b r o u g h t back to s c h o o l
t h e M i c h a y w e area.
l e a d i n g t o l a s t m o n t h ' s r e s u l t in an i n c o n v e n i e n c e and the p a r e n t s c o n t a c t e d to
A c c o r d i n g to Wojtas, t h e e v e n t s at S o u t h M a p l e d o for parents, s t u d e n t s w ill not m a k e a r r a n g e m e n t s to pick
be p e r m i t t e d to w a l k h o m e up iheir child.
district i n t e n d s to u n d e r t a k e not h a p p e n again.
Wojtas said attendance
a c o m p r e h e n s i v e review o f
" T h e r e will b e no l a s t - b u t will i n s t e a d stay o n the
all p o l i c i e s and p r o c e d u r e s m i n u t e directives f r o m p a r - bus," Wojtas responded, add- p r o c e d u r e s fo.r the latchkey
p r o g r a m were reviewed.
S h e said once latchkey s t a f f
have taken attendance, the
list will be shared with t h e
s c h o o l o f f i c e to d e t e r m i n e
if s o m e o n e w h o is n o t at
l a t c h k e y sHt)uld be.
"1 know many of our pare n t s have a good relations h i p with their c h i l d r e n ' s
t e a c h e r and 1 c o m m e n d
t h e m for that," Wojtas s a i d .
" H u t I think p a r e n t s n e e d
t o b e r e d i r e c t e d to t h e o f f i c e to catch any l a s t - m i n u t e
changes."
Board president Linda
D a v i s r e m i n d e d t h o s e in
a t t e n d a n c e at M o n d a y ' s
m e e t i n g that policy r e v i e w
o f s c h o o l safety issues is an
ongoing process and that
t h e recent b u s i n g i n c i d e n t s
have provided the district
with the o p p o r t u n i t y to c o n t i n u e to review p o l i c i e s and
p r a c t i c e s to e n s u r e s t u d e n t
safety.
Wojtas added, "We take
seriously the r e s p o n s i b i l i t y
associated with educating
c h i l d r e n and to that e n d o u r
staff has worked to create
an e n v i r o n m e n t f o c u s e d on
l e a r n i n g a n d s a f e l y ... We
thank the parents of our
district for e n t r u s t i n g t h e i r
c h i l d r e n to us. We r e m a i n
c o m m i t t e d to e x c e l l e n t
p r a c t i c e in e v e r y t h i n g w e
d o , and will w o r k tirelessly
to achieve t h a t . "
— Contact Michael
Jones at 748-4523 or
michael@gaylord
heraldtimes. com
Glasser
back as
chairman;
Liss elected
vice-chair
By Cathy Landry
News Editor
OTSEGO COUNTY —
Commissioner Paul Liss was
elected vice-chair of the Otsego
County Board of Commissioners for 2008.
He will serve in that capacity forthe year and replacesAllan Beniz who was vice chair
for 2007. Ken Glasser remains
chair of the board serving the
second of two years in that capacity.
- Bill Seiveny
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE honored Chuck Rich for his many years of dedication to measuring and recording the weather in Gaylord. Sitting around the
table at Rich's house are (l-r) Chuck Rich, Gary Campbell, Keith Berger and Dennis R. Freuhauf.
Weather Service recognizes Rich
Cont. from p. A1
t h e N a t i o n a l C l i m a t i c Data
C e n t e r u s e s to c a l c u l a t e t h e
official climatological " n o r m a l s " for G a y l o r d , a c c o r d ing to Berger.
" C h u c k is one of a kind,"
Berger a d d e d . " H i s b r a n d of
s e r v i c e a n d d e d i c a t i o n is so
very rare in this day and age.
We will m i s s w o r k i n g w i t h
C h u c k , but he c e r t a i n l y d e s e r v e s this b r e a k . We k n o w
that with his p a s s i o n f o r
weather, he will still call us
on o c c a s i o n and fill us in on
extraordinary weather phen o m e n a he o b s e r v e s . N o n e theless. his accurate reports,
d e d i c a t i o n and a t t e n t i o n t o
detail will be m i s s e d . "
A c c o r d i n g to B e r g e r ,
the climatological needs of
Gaylord residents will be
p a s s e d into very able h a n d s
- Richard G o e p p , St. M a r y
Cathedral High School
p h y s i c s teacher.
"When Richard heard
o f t h e need for s o m e o n e to
t a k e over for C h u c k , h e put
t o g e t h e r a coalition o f o t h e r
w i l l i n J S t . Mary staff, and
t h e y have eagerly a c c e p t e d
t h e baton f r o m C h u c k , " said
Berger.
NWS staff from the
Gaylord office installed
e q u i p m e n t at the s c h o o l t h e
week before Christmas.
" C h u c k ' s last o b s e r v a t i o n was on Dec. 31 a n d
'Chuck is one of a kind. His brand
of service and dedication is so very
rare in this day and age. We will
miss working with Chuck, but he
certainly deserves this break.'
KeithBerger,
National Weather Service
St. M a r y ' s f i r s t o b s e r v a tion c a m e o n J a n . 1
to
leave no gap in the l o n g and
p r e c i o u s d a t a s t r i n g . , " said
Berger.
Additionally, starting
t e n t a t i v e l y o n Feb. 1, t h e
St. M a r y C a t h e d r a ! H i g h
School crew will begin
transmitting their daily
o b s e r v a t i o n s through an
Internet interface, so that
n e a r real t i m e data c a n b e
d i s s e m i n a t e d and c o m p i l e d
on a daily basis, and v i e w able t h r o u g h the N W S W e b
site.
"We appreciate Mr.
Goepp stepping forward."
Berger added. "Being a
s c i e n t i s t at h e a r t , h e u n derstands the i m p o r t a n c e
of uninterrupted, accurate
m e a s u r e m e n t s and w e look
f o r w a r d to w o r k i n g vîth
him and the other s t a f f and
s t u d e n t s at S t . M a r y f o r
y e a r s to c o m e .
" l n d i \ i d u a l s like C h u c k
Rich and Richard G o e p p . as
Ouandt was a m e m b e r of
well as the other s t a f f at St.
M a r y just u n d e r s c o r e w h a t the Planning Commission for
an a w e s o m e c o m m u n i t y we five years. He stepped aside to
live in and how f o r t u n a t e "let some fresh blood on the
we are to have p e o p l e that btiard and pay a little more atfreely give of t h e m s e l v e s to tention to the family," he said
after the meeting.
s e r \ e their c o m m u n i t y . "
The commissioners ap— Contiict Jil Schuh at ptMnted Mike Colosimo during
74H-45IS or J ilC^gay lord the December board meeting to
replace Quandt.
heralcitimes.com.
In his report. County A d ministrator John Burt informed
the board that there will be a
Citizen's Jail Committee meeting at 5:30 p.m.,Thursday, Jan.
17 in the Multipurpose Room.
Mancelona man faces assault hearing Alleged embezzlement
for allegedly ramming woman's car
came to light during
LIVINGSTON TWP.
R o b e r t Buning, the 25year-old Mancelona man
charged m the alleged Dec.
18 a s s a u l t of a J o h a n n e s burg w o m a n after he reportedly r a m m e d her vehicle
f r o m b e h i n d , is s c h e d u l e d
for a preliminary hearing
T h u r s d a y at 1:30 p.m.
Buning, who is currently
lodged m the Antrim C o u n t y
Jatl, was arrested and j a i l e d
\n O t s e g o County d u n n g the
early m o r n i n g hours of Dec.
18 a f t e r t r o o p e r s f r o m t h e
Gaylord Michigan Stale
Police ( M S P ) post say he
repeatedly rammed ano t h e r vehicle on e a s l b o u n d
Mancelona Road near Mt.
F r e d e r i c k R o a d in H a y e s
Township.
W h i l e i n v e s t i g a t i n g the
alleged incident, t r o o p e r s
then received a dispatch
f r o m Antrim C o u n t y 9-1-1
f o r a report of a s t o l e n veh i c l e in t h e s a m e g e n e r a l
vicinity as t h e a l l e g e d v e hicle assault.
Troopers then r e p o r t e d l y
l o c a t e d the s t o l e n v e h i c l e
with Buning behind the
wheel on a t w o - t r a c k road
off M a n c e l o n a Road and
took him into custody.
The M a n c e l o n a man was
a r r a i g n e d in 8 7 t h D i s t r i c t
C o u r t on o n e c o u n t each
of assault w i t h intent to
do g r e a t b o d i l y h a r m less
than m u r d e r a n d u n l a w f u l
driving away o f a m o t o r vehicle. He a l s o was c h a r g e d
with driving on a s u s p e n d e d
driver's license.
H e is r e p r e s e n t e d b y
court-appointed attorney
R o b e r t M e n d h a m Jr. f r o m
Petoskey.
Friendship Shelter probe
Cont. from p. A1
As of Tuesday, O r m s b e e was
still on the shelter board.
D u r i n g the course of the
Berdan investigation Day
said t h e alleged e m b e z z l e ment involving O r m s b e e was
discovered after he allegedly
sold two or Ihree vehicles for
w h i c h the shelter no l o n g e r
had use. A f t e r the v e h i c l e s
had been sold. Day said
m
m
m
"Thanks for your support,"
Liss told the board after he was
unanimously approved for the
position during the c o m m i s sioners meeting Jan. 8 in the
Multipurpose Room of the J.
Richard Yuill Alpine Center.
In a n o t h e r a p p o i n t m e n t ,
Glasser named Commissioner
Paul Beachnau to the finance
committee.
T h e b o a r d also h o n o r e d
Larry Higgins and James
Ouandt for their service to Otsego County.
Higgins served on the Board
of Directors o f the U n i v e r sity Center. He stepped down
from the board in D e c e m b e r
after m o r e than 20 y e a r s of
serv ice. He was a main force
behind creating an education
center that would offer college
classes and vocational training in Gaylord. This paved the
way for the opening of the University Center and M-TEC six
years ago.
He also updated the board
on the work going on at the
c o u n t y jail lo r e p l a c e w i n d o w s and r e m o d e l i n g t h e
jail's kitchen. NCII Wolgast,
(iaylord is doing the work and
is ordering and assembling all
the supplies for the j o b so that
they can do all the work at once
without disrupting jail activity
too much, Burt said.
O r m s b e e allegedly f a i l e d to
give the proceeds
a tt>tal of
$100
to the shelter.
I>ay said once the mvestigation was c o m p e t e d O r m s The next c o m m i s s i o n e r ' s
bee reportedly repaid the
money allegedly owed to the meeting will be at 9:30 a.m.
shelter f r o m the s a l e of the Jan 22 in the M u l t i p u r p o s e
Room.
vehicles.
— Contact Cathy Landry
A Tuesday p h o n e call by
at 748-4515 or cathy@
the I lerald Times to ( ) r m s b e c
gaylordhemldtimes. com
was not returned.
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G a y l o r d a r e a weather Q U I C K FORECAST
Snow likely
Hi 18. L o 3
Snow likely
Hi 27. Lo 12
Chance
of snow
Hi 23. Lo 27
Snowlikely
H118. L o - 1
Snow likely
Hi 8. Lo 1
Snow
Predp.
Date
Hi
Low
Jan. 10
33
24
0"
0"
Jan. 9
48
31
.56"
.3"
,8"
Jan,:
49
38
1.21"
0"
5.3"
Jan. 7
46
35
.02"
0"
Snow
Hi
Low
Predp.
31
28
.21 ••
3"
30
27
.08"
1.2"
Jan. 12
29
24
.07"
Jan.11
31
24
.5-
Snowfall this month
14.3"
Current snow depth
7"
80.3"
Total snowfall to date
67.78"
Snowfall this month
•
10-4"
Trace"
Snow depth
Animal
Fancier
at local fanns
or agricultural
retail stores.
Michigan
state lawrequires that
the shelter
or doghouse
shall I m e drybedding when
the outdoor
Anêi
Oppermann
not sufikient. Unless you are
replenishing the water ever>
couple of hours, an insulated
and. or heated water dish is the
only way to keep water from
freezing. Ifpc^ssible. gradually increase your dog's fixxl
intake as winter approaches
and maintain a balanced diet
throughout the winter. Consult
w ith your v eterinarian for recommendations.
temperature is
jj. pj-tîicted
to drop below freezing. Hven if the dog
chcwses not to use the shelter,
you must make it available at
all times.
Dogs kept outside for more
than a couple of hours need
a shelter. The shelter should
have a solid tloor (the ground
is not considered sufficient
tltxying), roof, and four sides.
Clean, dry bedding must be
provided for dogs kept outside.
It is important to understand
Last year's totals
This year's totals
Total snowlall to date
that bedding such as blankets,
dog beds, towels, etc... are
not adequate bedding. These
items become wet and hold
moisture which can make the
dog even colder. Straw is one
of the best insulators and can
be purchased
Pets need special caa*
when the weather hits extremes during the summer
and winter months. Cats kept
as indoor pets should be kept
inside or let out for brief pericxls and monitored at all times.
Cats kept outside should have
a place to go for shelter which
should include fresh food,
water (unfrozen) and bedding
s-uch as fresh straw.
G a y l o r d a r e a w e a t h e r in review
Date
llhough Gaylord
has seen a Janu/
^
ary thaw; we are
^
. A ^ t i l l in the midst
of cold, w inter weather. Being a pet owner means taking
responsibility tor your pet at
all limes. Read the information below carefully if you are
a pet owner, or if you plan on
becoming one in the future.
Domesticated animals cannot
take care of themselves, they
depend on us; it is our j o b to
make sure they are taken care
of medically, physically and
emotionally.
IN,ADDITION to proper
bedding, dogs need access to
fresh fcxxl and water. Ftx>d
and water are used to help
maintain body temperature:
a pet kept outside requires
more nourishment lo maintain
healthy bcxly function.
11'you c h w s e to keep your
pet outside, please remember
that all pets require daily attention in the tbrm of both mental
and physical exercise. Siaiistically, dogs that remain lied and
ne\ er receive exercise have a
significantly higher probability of biting and of developing
other behav ior problems.
When we c h w s e to take
a pet inlo our home, we are
respi^nsible for making sure
the animal has proper shelter. tcx>d. water, and medical
ta*amienl. If you are not able
to prov ide all of these things,
please reconsider taking on
this responsibility. It is not fair
to domesticate an animal only
to deprive it of those things it
needs to surv ive,
Water freezes quickly in
the w inter, a stainless steal
or plastic dish or bucket is
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Death Notices
Rita Roznowski
Rita Roznowski age ^ 2 , of
a b o w l e r She was a member of
of Cathedral City. Calif., Rhonda
rial Park Cemetery in Rogers City
A fun-
p l a n n e d for Saturday m o r n -
Gaylord. passed away Friday. Jan
the Daughters of Isabella and the
(Marv) Radtke of Cathedral City,
11. 2008 She was born July 28,
Eagles. She enjoyed playing cards
Calif., and Roberta (Kevin) Keys of
The family gathered at the Nel- ' f i l l e d w e e k e n d t o c h a s e a w a y
son Funeral Home in Gaylord on t h e w i n t e r b l u e s is in t h e u i r
c r o s s c o u n i r y s k i r e n t a l , is
1925 in Detroit, to Walter arid Ethel
and taking part in Alten Zimmer
Gaylord; 15 grandchildren; and six
(Robtnson) Delpier.
senior activities.
great-great-grandchildren, w i t h
Tuesday from 4 to 9 p,m., and will ; a s C i a r l a n d R e s o r i h o s t s W i n gather at the church today begin- , l e r t e s l 2 0 0 8 , t h i s S a i i i r d a v
charge. Resort guests receive
Ll-:WIST()N
Raised in the Detroit area. Rita
She was preceded in death by
number seven on the way. Rita is
ning at 11:30 a m, A Daughters of
moved to Alpena in 1946, Rogers
her first husband, Reinh(rid Radtke,
also survived by three sisters, Alice
Isabella rosary was offered Tuesday
City in 1959. and then to Gaylord
her second husband. Sylvester Ro-
Finley of Utica, Geraldine Nokken of
at 7 p,m.
in 1973.
znowski; and her children. Butch.
Algonac, and Evelyn Finley of Las
Reinhold. and Rita.
She was known as the " M c -
She IS survived by her children,
Donald's Lady" because.she had
ing. The g l i d e c o s t s $ 6 9 a n d
i n c l u d e d at n o a d d i t i o n a l
a discount, (ilide participants
and Sunday.
offer
enjoy a progressive dinner on
sculpture and snou-
skis. Five s t a t i o n s are set u p
Memorial conthbutions may be
m a n - m a k i n g c o n t e s t s , ice
\ s i t h f o o d a n d b e v e r a g e s at
Vegas; and sister-in-law. Delores
made to Otsego Memorial Hospital
sculptures and log-car\ing
e a c h . Ski to e a c h station a n d
Radtke of Phoenix,
or St, Mary Cathedral, through the
demonstrations, an.ice fish-
eat. t h e n ski. eai, ski, e a t . . .
Nelson Funeral Home. PC Box 1548,
i n g l o u r n a m e n l . t u r k e y bovs l-
B o t h n i g h t s olTer / h i v a g o
Gaylord, Ml 49734
ing, a h o l e - i n - o n e contest and
d i n n e r s : a s l e i g h ride to a log
The
snow
festival will
worked there for several years. She
Rena "Cookie " (David) Rudkin of
A memorial Mass will be held
had also worked in a doughnut shop
Buckley. Ruth "Ghee Ghee' Brady of
today (Wednesday, Jan, 16) at noon
and in civil defense while living in
Harrison Township, Richard (Barb)
from St. Mary Cathedral in Gaylord,
Friends may share condo-
entertainment and sledding
l o d g e w iih l i v e e n t e r t a i n m e n t
Alpena
Radtke of Yale, Roslyn (Dan) Henry
the Rev, John McCracken. officiat-
lences online at
f o r t h e c h i l d r e n ; t h e r e is nt>
and a five-course wild g a m e
of Lewiston, Idaho. Rodney Radtke
ing, Burial will take place at Memo-
www. nelsonsfuneralhome. com
cost for these events.
wine-pairing meal, / h i v a g o
Rita w a s a homemaker and
Harold Tops'Jackson
Harold "Pops" Jackson, age 67,
For funeral information and ser-
of Gaylord. died Jan. 13. 2008 at
vice times, please call the Nelson
Otsego Memorial Hospital
Funeral Home, 732-1770.
Mary Lo" Coultes
A memorial service will be held
in the summer A full obituary will
Mary Lou was born in Gaylord
appear at that time.
on Jan. 10. 1933, the daughter
Andrew Switalski
wishes to ihiink liiiuiK and
S l e i g h r i d e s \\ ill b e a v a i l a b l e f o r SS t h r o u g h o u t thj; "
Ice skating, c r o s s - c o u n t r y
weekend.
for
skiing and s n o w s h o e i n g are
A
gourmet
more
informalion,
c a l l G a r l a n d R e s o r t at 7 8 6 -
a v a i l a b l e for a fee,
g l i d e - , JS 2 2 1 1 .
St. Mary
Big Money Bingo
triciids \sh\' lKt\o expressed
their N\ nipiiih\ and g i \ e n
In the Parish Hali
North Ohio St., Gaylord
Every Monday - 6:45 p.m.
New Games • Smoke-Free
Bring your friends and
come check us out!
mueh moral support in our
t i m e ol" great sorrow.
Wits
ceive a discount.
B I ly GO
I he I'ainiK o f
Ii
c o s t s S 1 6 0 . R e s o n g u e s t s re-
in S a t u r d a y ' s c h i l i c o o k - o f f .
1 1 a.m.
Coultes.
2008 at Tendercare,
dinner, i n c l u d i n g tax a n d tip
linary class will participate
D r o p o f f y o u r b e s t c h i l i by
of Thomas and Nona (Campbell)
Mary Lou Coultes. age 75. of
Gaylord, died Saturday, Jan, 12,
Gaylord High School cu-
a ff-eal
help, and greatly
appreciated
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Spwrts Editor; Jeremy Speer
Jeremy@gaylordheraldtimes. com
B 1
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Vanderbilt girls creating buzz
Brian
Bliss
Gaytord junior
275-pourKl
wrestler was
unbeatable
the past two
weekends at
L'Anse Oeuse
arxj Swartz
Oeek, winning
every single
match.
A'dream season'
fortheYellowjackets
Vandy
sits in
1st place
in the
Northern
Lakes
Conference with
an 8-0 record. The
'Jackets
are 10-2
overall.
St. Mary, J-L
boys basketball
teams win big
conference games
B4
Sports Schedule
Wednesday, January 16
BOYS BASKETBALL (JV at 6 p.m.)
St. Mary at Inland Lakes
Vanderbitt at Wolverine
J-L at Mancelona
Grayfing at Traverse City St. Francis
HOCKEY
Gaylord at Cadillac, 7 p.m.
WRESTLING
Gaylord at Alpena, 6 p.m.
SKIING
Gaylord at Boyne Highlands. 5 p.m.
Thursday, January 17
GIRLS BASKETBALL (JV at 6 p.m.)
Gaylord at Petoskey
St. Mary at J-L
Boyne Falls at Vandert)itt
Wolverine at Mackinaw City
HT — Bill Se<veny
VANDERBILT SOPHOMORE SAM JONES maneuvers the lane during the Yellowjackets' 61 -21
romp of Mackinaw City Monday. Vanderbilt is 8-0 in Northern Lakes Conference play.
Gavlord wrestlers take 2nd at Swartz Creek
Andrew
Olds
S W A R T Z CREiEK - - T h e No. 10ranked Ciaylord w restling team placed second in the 10-team tournament at Swartz
Creek Saturday, a week after winning the
L'Anse Creuse Tournament.
In Swartz Creek, the Blue Devils' only
loss was to c h a m p i o n C o r u n n a , w h o is
ranked No. 3 in Division 3.
Gaylord is now ranked No. 10 in Division 2 in the latest A s s o c i a t e d Press
wrestling poll.
Go i n g undefeated in Swartz Creek was
j u n i o r s Jake Armstrong, Danny Sharrardl
A n d r e w Olds and Brian Bliss.
A r m s t r o n g , Bliss, O l d s a n d s e n i o r
S h a n e Gapinski all downed state-ranked
opponents.
Gaylord was untouchable at the U A n s e
C r e u s e Tournament, where it defeated the
host Lancers 37-28 in the c h a m p i o n s h i p .
J-L girls nipped at Onaway
Cardinals
slip two
games
behind
Central
Lake in
Ski Valley
race.
ONAWAY — The JohannesburgLewiston girls b a s k e t b a l l t e a m ' s
hopes for a Ski Valley Conference
title took a severe hit with a 48-47
defeat on the road Friday.
Onaway's Danielle Chapman
scored a bucket with 14 s e c o n d s
remainmg as her team avenged an
earlier loss to J-L and knotted the
two schools in second place in the
SVC.
Central Lake has yet to lose a
game while both J-L and Onaway
now have two conference losses.
S o p h o m o r e A m a n d a Head had
17 points and 18 rebounds for J-L.
who fell to 9-2 overall and 6-2 in
SVC play.
J-L was ahead ! 5-9 after the first
quarter and 29-25 at halftime before
the C a r d i n a l s cut the lead to one
'
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Big victories
By J e r e m y S p e e r
Sports Editor
V A N D E R B I L T — The succ e s s of the Vanderbilt girls bask e t b a l l t e a m this season has been
a surprise, m a y b e e v e n to s o m e
of the Yellowjacket players.
Following last week s m o m e n tous victory against H a r b o r Light
Christian - which continued
Vanderbilt s u n d e f e a t e d mark in
the N o r t h e r n L a k e s C o n f e r e n c e
first-year coach Chris Rupe
asked a couple of p l a y e r s where
they thought the t e a m would be
h a l f w a y t h r o u g h the s e a s o n .
"They admitted their expectations were a little less than
what they have a c t u a l l y a c c o m plished," R u p e said. " T h e y now
understand they can win and that
they d o n ' t have to settle."
\ a n d e r h i l t i m p r o v e d to 8 - 0 in
N L C play with a h o - h u m 61-21
home victory Monday against
Mackinaw City.
G a m e s like those have become
a frequent o c c u r a n c e this season
for the Y e l l o w j a c k e t s . w h o have
t r a n s f e r r e d their talent into solid
play.
It's not as i f V a n d e r b i l t is completely c o m i n g out of n o w h e r e .
See Rookie coach, p. B2
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Katie
Whits
Senior overcame a slow
start to drill
flvethreepointers In
VandertMlt's
61-21 victory against
Mackinaw City
Monday.
point heading into the final stanza.
Senior Bridget Fisher added 12
points and eight rebounds for J-L
while j u n i o r Ashlie House had six
points, nine rebounds and five assists.
Allie Nave netted 20 points to
lead Onaway, w h o improved to 9-2
overall and 7-2 in the Ski Valley.
J-L was much more successful
Wednesday when it downed Mancelona 68-23 on the road.
Sophomore Stephanie Fisher led
a balanced scoring attack with 16
points while junior Nikki Ormsbee
had 12 points, Bridget Fisher 11,
Head nine and House seven.
The Cardinals were up 39-12 at
halftime.
J-L r e t u r n s to action Thursday
when it hosts St. Mary.
Armstrong, Olds, Gapinski, Bliss and
senior Laith Samarah all went 5-0 for the
Blue Devils while Trevor Knouse, Mike
Taubitz, Josh Marcotte and Sharrard went
4-1 while David Wujek, D o u g Simcek, Jacob Kurth, Holden Hunt and Kyle Hervela
all went 3-2.
Gaylord is back in action tonight when
it has a Big North C o n f e r e n c e match at
Alpena.
Friday, January 18
Petoskey at Gaylord
Central Lake at St. Mary
DeTour at Vandertjllt
J-L at Onaway
Boyne City at Grayling
HOCKEY
Gaylord at Cheboygan, 7 p.m.
SKIING
Gaylord atTreetops Resort, 10 a.m.
Saturday, January 19
Vanderbilt at DeTour
WRESTUNG
GayJord at Bay Cfty Central Wolfpack Challenge, 10 a.m.
BOWLING
Gaylord at St. Ignace, 10 a.m.
Monday, January 21
Grayling at Roscommon
Brimley at Wolverine
Snowbirds battle, but
fall at Central Lake
Jessica
Schmidlin
Tuesday, January 22
Cheboygan at (jaylord
J-L at F o r ^ Area
Onavray at St. Mary
Brimley at Vanderbilt
Boyne City at Grayling
G A Y L O R D — Central Lake remained undefeated Friday but the
Trojans certainly had to earn it.
A n i m p r o v i n g St. M a r y girls
basketball team battled the Ski Valley Conference's best team hard in a
50-36 setback.
"They went h o m e knowing they
had a tough game," said St. Mary
coach Dale Jacob. "We played hard
and couldn't have d o n e better defensively."
Central Lake super-frosh Jasmine
Hines netted 22 points on the day, but
it was one of her lowest outputs of
the season. Jacob said junior Jessica
Schmidlin did a tremendous job on
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Blue Devil cheerleaders best in the North
G A Y L O R D — The
Gaylord girls cheerleading
squad is scrapping its rebuilding project.
Coach Ronda Davis
thought the Blue Devils may
be in s o m e w h a t o f a t r a n sitional y e a r , but her t e a m
proved her w r o n g in a stellar
p e r f o r m a n c e at the N o r t h ern M i c h i g a n C h e e r l e a d i n g
Championships Saturday.
Gaylord blew away the 12squad field to take first place,
besting the nearest team by
almost 100 points.
"The girls did an amazing
job • I've never seen them
do things as well as they did,"
Davis said. "1 t h o u g h t this
would be a building year, but
this is d e f i n i t e l y not. We've
exceeded expectations.'"
The Blue Devils look
the floor w i t h j u s t 12 girls
down f r o m 23 last season
but Davis said the proof is
in the quality, not the quantity.
"Their tumbling skills
are a m a z i n g and they really
wowed the crowd," she said.
"They kept them on the edge
of their seat. It was jaw dropping."
Alicia M c N a m a r a thrilled
onlookers with an impressive
roundotTback handspring into
a back tuck while Hilary Puroli flew g r a c e f u l l y through
the air w i t h her aerial cart-
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Photo Courtesy of Sarah Fre«man
THE GAYLORD CHEERLEADERS CAME up with their best performance of the season Saturday.
Here (l-r): Chelsey Williams, Taylor H/liner and Alicia McNamara perform a stunt.
wheel. Davis also said Stephanie Renkiewicz has taken a
strong leadership role and
added all dozen of the Blue
Devils performed to the best
of their capabilities.
G a y l o r d . w h o also t o o k
first at a Traverse City West
m e e t last w e e k , is p o s t i n g
soine of the best seores in the
state in Division II, proving
that a once overlooked team
could provide some major
n o i s e at tlie state level this
year.
" T h a t ' s o u r goal," Davis
said.
T h e B l u e D e v i l s have a
pair of competitions this week
- Thursday at R o s c o m m o n
and Saturday at Farwell.
Photo Courtesy o1 Sarah Freeman
GHS CHEERLEADERS (l-r): Danielle Olsen, Hilary Puroll and Jessica Henry helped captivate the audience.
Rookie coach Rupe guiding Yellowjackets to big-time success
Con't from B1
The team has been successful the past few seasons with
w i n n i n g r e c o r d s , but has always p l a y e d third f i d d l e to
H a r b o r Light and Ellsworth
in the N o r t h e r n Lakes.
T h a t h a s c h a n g e d • at
least for now -- as the 'Jackets d o w n e d Ellsworth 4 6 - 3 6
and H a r b o r Light 50-43.
T h e thrill of those two
victories seemed miles
away on Nov, 29. when the
Yellowjackets were whitewashed 6 8 - 3 0 to Johannesb u r g - L e w i s t o n in the season
opener.
" T h e r e were a lot of people ready to shoot me a f t e r
the first g a m e , " Rupe j o k e d .
" T h e y n e v e r let it b o t h e r
them and realized it w a s j u s t
one game."
That attitude has resonated with the Vanderbilt
starting f i v e of senior Katie
W h i t e , j u n i o r s Katie Hornshaw and J a m i e Dudley and
s o p h o m o r e s Sam Jones and
Kristina Drayton
all o f
whom are averaging more
than seven points a game
and have stepped up at one
point o r another.
R u p e has also had impressive leadership from
both W h i t e and senior sixthman A l i s h a Clark.
White's transformation
mto a leader was on perfect
display against Mackinaw
City w h e n , after struggling
in t h e f i r s t h a l f , s h e r e b o u n d e d to nail four threep o i n t e r s in the third quarter
on the way to a g a m e - h i g h
19 p o i n t s .
"In the past she would
h a v e g i v e n u p b u t it j u s t
shows how much confidence
she h a s . " R u p e said. " I feel
mxdeibi
or
HT — Bill Sefveoy
SOPHOMORE KRISTINA DRAYTON DOESN'T lose her compo
sure while under siege from the Comets.
1
HT - B<ll Serveny
VANDERBILT JUNIOR JAMIE DUDLEY dribbles through Mackinaw City traffic during the Yellowjackets' 61 -21 victory Monday.
g r e a t f o r both her and Alisha. I c o u l d n ' t ask for better
girls."
V a n d e r b i l l t ' s even s c o r ing w a s on display a g a i n s t
the C o m e t s , when Hornshaw
a d d e d 15 points, J o n e s 10,
D r a y t o n n i n e and D u d l e y
R u p e is w e l l a w a r e o f
how m u c h a league title
w o u l d m e a n not only to
h i s t e a m , but to t h e c o m munity. There are plenty of
big g a m e s ahead, including
r e m a t c h e s with Ellsworth
a n d H a r b o r b i g h t a likely
d i s t r i c t title b a t t l e with St.
Mary, but R u p e has created
quite a b u z z with the t e a m ' s
success.
" T h i s is a d r e a m season f o r a first year c o a c h , "
R u p e said. " T h e y started as
a g r o u p of g r e a t a t h l e t e s ,
but t h e y ' v e b e c o m e a great
team."
HT — Bill Serveny
LEADING SCORER KATIE WHITE drives to the basket during
another Vanderbilt victory.
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THIS WEEK'S TOP SPORTING EVENTS
WEDNESDAY
Boys
Hoops
F
rom tha archives of the
Herald Times ...
Jmuiry 11,1t73
The Gaylord St. Mary
ASnowblrds defeated
Central Lake 80-23.
Central Lake's 23 points
was the lowest output In
Ski Valley League history. Bob Charwinski and
Jim P d e r t o n provided
most of the scoring. This
game went down as the
mismatch of the year.
Jim Smith picked up 16
points.
The Gaylord varsity
Abasketball team was
defeated by Ogemaw
Heights 83-57. Gaylord
had to play without their
normal starting players due to injury. Dave
Glassar and Rut( Rich
tried desperately along
with Stave Haacock to
rebound with the Falcons.
Rich led the Gaylord team
with 16 points while Dave
Johnton followed with
13.
The Gaylord varsity
^basketball team lost to
Grayling in overtime
69-62. Gaylord only connected on six out of 21
free throws compared to
15 out of 30 for Grayling.
Conf. . Overall
W L
W L
Petoskey
0
10 1
5
T.C. West 4
1
6 4
snatdiing more than eight boards per game. Falls — coach Gary MatdsU's alma mater
Alpena
7 3
3
2
The Yellowjadiets have stniggled to find — for the first time in 20 years.
4 6
Gaylord
2
3
The Wildcats have gotten solid productnn
wins in the Northern Ukes this year, but have
4
4 9
also showed effort under first-year coadt Ja- from sophomore Joth Bnish, junior Justin T.C. Central 1
0 9
Evans and senior Mike Evans. This Is a team Cadillac
0
5
ionMathlas.
Vanderbilt at Wolverine
WHEN: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
WHERE: Wolverine High School
VHS RKORD: 1 -9,
Northern Ukes
WHS RECORD: 6-3,3-3 Northern Lakes
VHS AT A GLAIKE: A Ixight spot for the Yellowjackets has been the play of senior Tony WHS AT A GLANCE: It has already been a sea-who will only get better in the future.
Hcintz, who Is averaging 13.3 points, 6.1 son to remember in Wolverine, as the Wildcats OtTTLOOK AT A GLANCE: Vanderbilt got the
have doubled the number of victories they best of the Wildcats for the past couple years
rebounds, 3.6 steals and 1.7 assists.
Nathan Embree also is having a good have this year (six) to what they had last y ear but Wolvenne will look to beat them for the
season with averages of 8.5 points and 8.5 re- (three). The biggest win came just after the second time diis season with the first coming
bound while senior Jcmniah HibMcr also Is new year, when Wolverine defeated Boyne at the Wolvenne Holiday Tournament.
Girls
Hoops
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vs.
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St. Mary at Johannesburg-Lewiston
WHEN: 7:30 p.m. Thursday
WHERE: Johanesburg-Lewiston High School
J-L RECORD: 9-2,6-2 SkiValley
SMH RECORD: 3-7,3-5 Ski Valley
J-L AT A GLANCE: The Cardinals now must
win every game and hope for help if they
are to challenge for a Ski Valley Conference
championship after falling 46-47 to Onaway
Friday night.
J-L now has two conference losses, and
is tied with Onaway for second place. Both
Glllatta picked up 15 of
Gaylord's 16 points.
Juniors Quinn Woodhousc and Nick
WHEN: 7:30 p.m. Friday
WHERE: Jim Mongeau Gymnasium, Gaylord FfMnian were unstoppable to the Titans as
the Blue Devils kept afloat in the conference
High School
race.
GHS RECORD: 7-3,2-2 Big North
A win against Petoskey would put
PHS RECORD: 6-4,13
GHS AT A GLANCE: The Blue Devils have putGaylord in good position for a second-half
together their best basketball of the season nin. To do that they'll have to get a strong
through the past three games — all con- performance from Arnold, Woodhouse and
"Vindng victories. Gaylord whltewashedTra- Freeman — who average 40 combined
verse City West last Thursday, even without points.
Scoring
18.0
Josh Brush, Wolverine
14.6
Nick Freeman, Gaylord
Richard Schreiber, Grayling 13.6
Quinn Woodhouse, Gaylord 13.5
Mitch Reed, J-L
'' 13.5
Justin Evans, Wolverine 13.5
Alvin Sitkiewia, St. Mary 13.4
TonyHeintz.Vandy
13.3
Joe Arnold, Gaylord
11.9
Brett Bauer, St Mary
11.4
Chris Rieck, J-L
11.3
Brendan Chapman, J-L
11.0
13.5
13.3
11.7
11.6
10.9
10.6
10.5
9.7
8.7
8,1
8.1
Brittney Deerfield, Gaylord 7.7
GAYLORD HIGH
BLUE DEVIL
HOCKEY
STANDINGS
11.5
10.5
9.0
8.5
8.5
8.1
8.1
7.1
6.7
6.1
6.1
6.0
Quinn Woodhouse, Gaylord 3.2
Robert Phillips, Gaylord
3.1
Mitch Reed, J-L
3.0
Josh Stapleton, Grayling 2.5
Austin Lawnichak, St Mary 2.3
Taylor Ciszewski, Gaylord 2.2
Peter Spyhalski, St Mary 2.1
Brad VanCoillie, J-L
1.9
Tony Heintz, Vanderbilt
1.7
Amanda Head, J-L
9.5
Sam Jones, Vandy
8.9
Katie Hornshaw, Vandy 8.4
Laura Boylan, Grayling
8.1
Bridget Fisher, J-L
7.1
Brittany Oehlers, St Mary 6.6
Kristina Drayton, Vandy 6.5
Jessica Schmidlin, St. Mary5.9
Jamie Dudley, Vandy
4.5
Ashlie House, J-L
4.5
Nikki Ormsbee, J-L
4.3
Brooke Arnold, Gaylord 4.1
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Overall
L T W LT
1 0 9 3 0
T.C. Central
5 0
1 0
T.C.West
5 0
2 0
Alpena
5 1
2 0
Petoskey
90
3 0
Gaylord
0
4 0
Cadillac
Conf.
Overall
L T
L T
2 2
2 0
Marquette
5 0
2 0
Alpena
90
2 0
Gaylord
5 0
3 0
Sault
8 0
1 0
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Katie White, Vandy
4.3
Mattie Forcier, St Mary
3.3
Grace Westerman, St Mary3.3
Nikki Ormsbee, J-L
3.1
Brittney Deerfield, Gaylord 2.7
Jamie Dudley, Vandy
2.6
Kristina Drayton, Vandy 2.5
Sam Jones, Vandy
2.4
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Conf.
W
Charlevoix 7
Kalkaska
5
East Jordan 5
Boyne City 4
Elk Rapids 3
3
St. Francis 2
5
Harbor Sprs. 1
5
Grayling 0
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8
2
8
5
4
3
2
1
3
5
5
7
8
10
Big North
Conf.
W L
1
3
Alpena
1
Cadillac
3
2
2
Gaylord
2
2
tC.West
3
Petoskey
1
3
T.C. Central 1
Overall
W L
7 3
6 2
7 3
3 8
6 4
4 8
Ski Valley
Conf.
W L
0
Bellaire
6
1
Mancelona 5
2
Forest Area 4
2
St. Mary 4
3
Pellston
4
3
J-l
3
5
Onaway
2
6
Central Lake 0
6
Inland Lakes 0
Overall
W L
9 1
7 2
6 3
S 3
5 4
5 3
3 6
1 7
1 8
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Ellsworth 6
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Mack. City 5
2
Harbor Light 4
2
Boyne Falls 3
3
Wolverine 3
4
Alba
2
5
Alanson
1
6
Vanderbilt 0
Overall
W L
8 1
6 2
4 3
3 5
6 3
3 8
1 6
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W L
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Charlevoix 5
2
St. Frands 3
2
East Jordan 3
2
KaHtaska
3
3
ElV RapMs 2
3
Boyne City 2
3
Grayling 2
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BOYS STANDINGS
DINNER SPECIALS
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4.3
3.5
3.3
2.6
2.4
2.2
1.9
1.9
1.7
1.7
Big North
Travor Wood led Johannesburg-Lewiston
scorers with 15 points
to go with 12 rebounds.
Nikki Ormsbee, J-L
Ashlie House, J-L
Jamie Dudley, Vandy
Katie White, Vandy
Amanda Head, J-L
Bailey Gooding, Gaylord
GraceWesterman,StMary
Brittney Deerfield, Gaylord
Tessa Walsh, Gaylord
Steals
TonyHeintz.Vandy
3.6
Darren Dobbyn, J-L
3.3
Trent Larm, Grayling
3.1
Mitch Reed, J-L
3.1
Kris Steil, J-L
2.6
Josh Stapleton, Grayling 2.4
Peter Spyhalski, St. Mary 2.1
Charles Ormsbee Jr, Vandy 2.0
Alvin Sitkiewicz, St. Mary 1.9
AREA GIRLS BASKETBALL STATISTICAL LEADERS
Assists
Rebounding
Scoring
Katie White, Vandy
Ashlie House, J-L
Bridget Fisher, J-L
Mattie Forcier, St Mary
Katie Homshaw, Vandy
Laura Boylan, Grayling
Mariah Beyer, St Mary
Kristina Drayton, Vandy
Kayla Roney, Gaylord
Amanda Head, J-L
Mike Evans, Wolverine
Man Foster, St Mary
Justin Evans, Wolverine
Brendan Chapman, J-L
Nathan Embree, Vandy
Alvin Sitkiewicz, St Mary
Jeremiah Hibbler, Vandy
Chris Rieck, J-L
Aaron Burzynski, St. Mary
Spencer Dean, Grayling
Tony Heintz, Vanderbilt
Jared Davis, St. Mary
Overall
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10 2
6 4
7 3
6 3
2 9
2 9
1 9
2 7
Steve Behan is a defensive ace for the
AREA BOYS BASKETBALL STATISTICAL LEADERS
Assists
Rebounding
The Cardinals beat
^ C e n t r a l Lake 82-72.
points.
Northern Lakes
Petoskey at Gaylord
January 16,1997
Luke Johnton contln0 u e s to climb the ladder
of career scoring leaders of Gaylord High. Johnson (1,228) has moved up
to fourth place, surpassing Rick Gray (1,181) and
came to within two points
of Gary Scott(1.230).
Next on the list Is Tom
Lick (1, 281) followed by
Johnson's uncle. Dava
Johnton. who accumulated 1.290 points.
Overall
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10 0
10 2
9 2
8 3
5 5
3 7
3 5
2 9
1 8
Conf.
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Vanderbilt 8
0
1
Ellsworth 6
Harbor Light 4
2
Alba
4
3
5
Alanson
2
who is a McDonald's All-Anwrican nominee. Mack. City 2
6
But the Northmen do have other good playBoyne Falls 1
5
ers, as evidenced by a January viaory against
Wolverine
1
6
Chartevoix, who was ranked No. 1 in Class C.
Northmen, who have struggled to score consistently in Big North play.
OUTLOOK AT A GLANCE: This should be an
intense battle, like usual. Gaylord gained
momentum from beating the Northmen at
much production from junior Jot Arnold, PHS AT A GLANCE: Yes the Northmen have home last year, and could do this same this
who was saddled with foul trouble.
Missouri-Kansas City signee Dustin Dibble, time.
The Gaylord junior var0 s i t y basketball team
dropped a 61-43 game
to Grayling, but came back
the following night to rout
Ogemaw Heights 63-49.
Jaff Fullmar scored 20
points against the Falcons.
Gaylord'a Blue Devils
^ d r o w n e d the St. Ignace Saints 80-51 and
remained undefeated In
the confernce play. Luke
Johnson paced the Devils with a game high 27
points, with Dale Hagenbuch adding 22. Joe
Zaccardalii chipped in a
dozen to go along with his
game-high nine rebounds.
Gaylord Shot 51 percent
from the field to Improve
to 3-0 In the Michigan Huron Shores and 6-1 overall. St. Ignace Is winless
in three games at the Jim
Mongeau Gymnasium^
teams are looking up at Central Lake, who
renâins undefeated.
J-L is a team with great balance, as five
players — Ashlte House, Bridget Fisher,
Jessica Schmidlin had a solid defensive
Stephanie Fisher, Amanda Head and Nildd
Ormsbee — all average more than seven effort last week against Central Lake, while
points per game. All can do more than just sophomore Graa Westerman has been solid
at the point of late.
score, as well.
SMH AT A GLANCE: After an tincharacteristic OUTLOOK AT A GLANG: Expea a fierce banle
rough start, the Snowbirds have bounced backfrom the Snowbirds, who played J-L tough in
and may now be starting to put the pieces in the team's first contest.
FRIDAY
Boys
Hoops
Ski Valley
Conf.
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Central Lake 7
0
Onaway
7
2
2
J-L
6
5
3
Pellston
4
Bellaire
3
5
St. Mary 3
place. The team has had to deal with numer5
ous injuries and absenses this season, but has Inland Lakes 2
6
stayed the course and has put together some Forest Area 1
victories of late.
Mancelona 0
7
THURSDAY
Dava Johnson and Bill
^ T h e Gaylord St. Mary
suffered their first loss
of the season to Harbor
light 63-62. The Swordsmen hit the winning point
with 2.1 seconds left In
the game to win the conference game against
the Snowbirds. Casey
Smith led St. Mary with
20 points. Nick Koscielniak and Jasse Hill added
13 and 10 points. Harbor
Light's JV team also beat
St. Mary.
Big North
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Overall
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8 1
8 3
5 3
4 6
3 5
2 7
3 5
1 7
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B-4 • Wednesday, January 16, 2006
Boys Prep Hoops Roundup
Snowbirds knock off league-leading Mancelona on road
MANCELONA — The St.
Mary boys basketball team
scored a huge victory Thursday, defeating Mancelona 4640 on the road.
The Snowbirds improved
to 5-3 overall and 4-2 in the
Ski Valley Conference while
handing the Ironmen their
• first conference loss of the
season.
St. Mary had a 13 point
lead heading into the final
quarter b e f o r e weathering
Mancelona's final-stanza
storm.
"We played great defense
for three quarters." said St.
Mary coach Chris McKenzie. "We held a very good offensive team in check. We're
doing a great job of playing
as a team. There are no individuals."
— Down five points heading into the fourth quarter, the
Johannesburg-Lew iston boys
basketball team engineered
an impressive comeback in a
51-48 Ski Valley Conference
victory against Inland Lakes
Thursday.
Sophomore Darren Dobbyn broke a 48-48 tie with six
seconds lef^ when he scored,
was fouled, and hit the ensuing free throw.
Senior Mitch Reed was
his usual steady self with
14 p o i n t s and five assists
while D o b b y n and senior
Tyler Smith each added nine
points.
Senior Brendan Chapman
had 10 rebounds and Dobbyn
eight for the Cardinals.
J-L51,
J-L coach Barry Owens
INLAND LAKES 48
J O H A N N E S B U R G said he got a good effort from
Senior Matt Foster had 13
points and eight rebounds for
St. Mary while senior Jared
Davis added 10 points and
seven rebounds.
Senior Brett Bauer had
nine points while senior Alvin
Sitkiewicz had six points and
12 rebounds in the victory.
Foster hit 8 - o f - 8 from
the foul line to lead a very
solid effort from the charity
stripe.
Greg Blanco led the Ironmen (7-2, 5-1 SVC) with 18
points while Tony Derrer had
12 points.
The Snowbirds are back in
action tonight when they play
at Inland Lakes.
Kyle Hauff, who, was called
up from the junior varsity.
The Cardinals improved
to 5-3 overall and 3-3 in the
Ski Valley. They'll return to
action tonight when they play
at Mancelona.
GRAYLING 64,
K A L K A S K A 56 (OT)
K A L K A S K A — The
Grayling basketball team won
its second consecutive contest, stopping Kalkaska 64-56
in overtime Thursday.
The Vikings held the Blazers to just two points in the
extra frame.
Junior Trent Larm had 22
points and seven rebounds to
lead Grayling (3-5, 2-3 Lake
Michigan Conference) while
senior Ri chard Schreiber
added 15 points, seven re-
bounds and six assists. Junior
Spencer Dean added eight
points and 10 rebounds for
hte Vikings.
John Kasza paced
Kalkaska (4-6, 3-2) with 20
points while Jake Heller had
13 points and Travis Schuba
12 points.
The Blazers were ahead
32-21 at h a l f t i m e b e f o r e
Grayling cut into the deficit
and ultimately tied the game
up.
Grayling returns to action
tonight at Traverse City St.
Francis.
TC WEST JV 67,
GAYLORD JV 64
G A Y L O R D — The
Gaylord junior varsity boys
basketball team dropped a
tough 67-64 decision to Tra-
verse City West Thursday.
Kurt Dutcher and Nate
Bums each had 14 points for
the Blue Devils while Austin
Samkowiak contributed 10
points.
W O L V E R I N E 66,
ALBA 41
ALBA — The Wolverine
basketball bounced back from
a loss to Harbor Light Christian with a 66-41 victory at
Alba Thursday.
Josh Brush netted 12 points
to lead the Wildcats (6-3, 3-3
Northern Lakes Conference)
while Lance Farkas chipped
in 10 points and Justin Evans
nine.
Zach Milligan led Alba (38,2-4) with 22 points.
Wolverine hosts Vanderbilt tonight.
Blue Devil icers improve, but fall
Gjris Prep Hoops Roundup
'Had we not played wel 1 we
PONTIAC — Although the puck."
The Blue Devils fell 3-2 Fri- would have been blown out,"
it did not show up in the win
column, the Gaylord hockey day to (Country Day in a game Touroo said. 'That is a very talwhile Sam Schreiber had five junior varsity team continued : team made marked improve- marred by penalties. Gaylord ented team — one of the best
points and Annie Melroy four to rack up the victories with a ' ment in a weekend trip to the was whistled for seven penal- I've seen all year."
Birk scored Gaylord's only
56-26 downing of Onaway.
ties to the Yellowjackets' one.
Detroit area.
points.
Mary Schlicher again •
Country Day broke a 2-2 goal on an unassisted play.
Gaylord, coming off one of
Tiffany Davis pulled down
The Blue Devils, who have
five rebounds for Grayling, lit up the Stat sheet with 24 the toughest losses in recent deadlock with under a minute
who got a solid spark from points, 25 rebounds and five i memory, a 4-0 setback against left when it scored on a 5-on- certainly played their fair share
of lough competition, travels to
blocks while Brandi Lester ; Petoskey, fell to Detroit Country 3.
new player Rachel Gross.
Juniors Jeff Birk and Gavin Cadillac Wednesday and CheKalkaska improved to 8-2 had an impressive 14 points, i Day and Pontiac Notre Dame
Palm scored for Gaylord (4-9) boygan Friday.
overall and 5-2 in the LMC. 12 steals, 11 rebounds and ' Prep over the weekend.
"We're at the point in the
eight assists.
"We improved on where while juniors Kyle Eckert and
season where winning is less
Katelyn Fisher had seven ' we dropped the ball from our Ryan Hanes drew assists.
ST. MARY J V 66,
points for the Cardinals.
Gaylord hung tough with important than improvement,"
Petoskey game," said Gaylord
C E N T R A L L A K E 30
J-L plays again Thursday coach BillTouroo. "Our physi- a very-\alented Pontiac Notre Touroo said. "We're not going
GAYLORD — The Snowcal presence was better and we Dame Prep team Saturday in to set any records, so we want to
birds junior varsity team im- at home against St. Mary.
peak come tournament time."
proved to 8-2 on the season
were much better at advancing a 3-1 loss.
with a 6 6 - 3 0 thrashing of G A Y L O R D FROSH 41,
Central Lake.
T . C . W E S T 36
FRESHMEN — The
Jessi Oehlers led a trio of
Jacob also credited junior
Sophomore point guard
Con't from B1
big scorers with 20 points Gaylord girls freshman baswhile Liz Foster had 18 points ketball team sprung its sec- the phenom, who is averaging Grace Westerman had another Jennifer Wummel with showand Carolyn Burzynski 16 ond victory of the season, more than 30 points per game. solid performance with eight ing strong defense.
St. M a r y (3-7, 3-5 Ski
Schmidlin had eight points points and five assists to just
points for St. Mary.
defeating Traverse City West
and pulled down 10 rebounds two turnovers. Sophomore Lau- Valley) was down 17-6 after
41-36.
the first quarter and 29-16 at
ren Reppuhn also came up from
Blair Secord netted 18 for the Snowbirds.
J - L JV 5 6 ,
"It was her best game of the the junior varsity and turned halftime but cut the deficit to
points to lead the Blue Devils
ONAWAY 26
nine with about four minutes
J U N I O R VARSITY — while April Phillips chipped season," Jacob said. "She really in a strong performance with
remaining.
eight points.
played with intensity."
The Johannesburg-Lewiston in eight points.
Gaylord bows to Traverse City West
TRAVERSE CITY " The
Gaylord girls basketball team
slipped to 2-3 in Big North
Conference play with a 4828 loss at Traverse City West
Friday.
Bailey Gooding had eight
points to lead the Blue Devils,
who fell to 4-6 overall.
Kirsten Robinson netted
20 points for West, who improved to 6-4 overall and 4-1
in the Big North.
Gaylord returns to action
Thursday when it plays at
league-leading Petoskey.
K A L K A S K A 63,
G R A Y L I N G 24
K A L K A S K A — The
G r a y l i n g girls basketball
team fell 63-24 Friday to a
solid team from Kalkaska.
Junior Laura Boylan led
the Vikings (1-10. 0-7 Lake
Michigan Conference) with
eight points and five rebounds
St. Mary girls fall to Central Lake in hard-fought battle
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Qaylord Herald T1m««
Ryckman likes'laid-backness'of Lewiston lifestyle Art, poetry
LEWISTON
By Jll Schult
N a m e : Randy Ryckman, 53
Family: Randy and his
wife, Carol Marie, have three
daughters. Candy RyclcmanHall and Heather Rycl<man
both of Gaylord and Becl<y
Ryckman of Erie, Pa. He has
five grandchildren: Liliana,
Jada, Timothy, Tiffany and
Chase. His parents are Cecil
and Marjorie Ryckman.
O c c u p a t i o n : While Randy
has operated a floor-covering
business for 38 years, he has
started a business Himalayan
Goji (GoChi) Juice, a healing
health drink,
"I started drinking and got
rid of many health issues. I got
25 years of my life back," said
Randy
wanted
for "Voices
and Visions"
What d o y o u do for
f u n ? " Lately we've been traveling, Las Vegas, Orlando, spent
three weeks in Pennsylvania,
going to Phoenix in April. Now
that I'm healthy we're enjoying the travel. And I like deer
hunting."
Are y o u i n v o l v e d in any
clubs o r o r g a n i z a t i o n s ?
Past member of Lewiston
Moose.
L E W I S T O N — Entries
for the third annual Voices
and Visions. Art and
Poetry C o m p e t i t i o n , will
b e a c c e p t e d until Feb.
2 2 at a n y b r a n c h of t h e
Montmorency County
Library.
W h a t is s o m e t h i n g t h a t
people w o u l d be surprised
t o l e a r n a b o u t y o u ? "People in town are going to learn
about me: I'm just compelled
to get the word out about
the business. If they knew me
for years like my friends and
neighbors, they'd see the difference. This juice has turned
my life around."
Where are y o u f r o m
o r i g i n a l l y ? "I'm originally
^ o m Lake Orion, then spent 20
years in DeLand, Fla.
What do y o u like about
L e w i s t o n ? "The 'laid-backness' of Lewiston — it's close
enough to shopping and doctors but you still come home
and enjoy the .woods."
When did you move t o
L e w i s t o n ? 1994 — " I moved
because of my parents — to be
closer to them. In Florida I was
sick, so I wanted to be close to
my parents and I moved right
next door."
Who do y o u credit for
m a k i n g y o u w h o y o u are
t o d a y ? "My grandfather —
he taught me to always look at
things and try to fix it myself.
It I can't, I'll find someone who
can."
T h e c o m p e t i t i o n is
open to students of the
Johannesburg-Lewiston
School District, Atlanta
S c h o o l District and
H i l l m a n School District
as well as h o m e - s c h o o l e d
s t u d e n t s in t h e s e a r e a s .
A n e w feature this year
will b e the o p p o r t u n i t y for
artists to o f f e r their artwork
for sale during the awards
reception.
M o r e details and a
printable entry form
a r e a v a i l a b l e at M'WH'.
montmoren cy library, com.
In a d d i t i o n t o t h e
r e g u l a r art a n d p o e t r y
categories, the age old
brain teaser, " W h y did the
c h i c k e n c r o s s t h e r o a d ? " , is
being offered as a People's
C h o i c e Award Special Art
C a t e g o r y . E n t r y is o p t i o n a l
and is open to ages
preschool to fourth grade,
f i f t h - e i g h t h grade and high
school to adult.
Randy and Carol Marie Ryckman
$90,000 raised so far for Elk Country Animal Shelter; more needed
o r g a n i z a t i o n s w i t h these o p portunities.
Recently, t h e c a m p a i g n
has e n l i s t e d t h e h e l p of Par a d e M a g a z i n e a n d the N e t w o r k fi>r G o o d . Visitors to
t h e s h e l t e r s W e b site. www.
elkcountfyimimalslu'lh'r.org.
will s e e a c o n t e s t H C A S is
p a r t i c i p a t i n g in until .Ian. ?>\.
E C A S h a s t h e c h a n c e to w i n
a s m u c h as S 5 0 . 0 0 0 b a s e d
o n h o u m a n y individual
d o n a t i o n s it c a n g e n e r a t e
t h r o u g h this c o n t e s t , ex-
L E W I S T O N — Elk
C o u n t r y A n i m a l Shelter
( E C A S ) begins 2008 having
r a i s e d m o r e t h a n $ 9 0 , 0 0 0 in
its R a i s e t h e W o o f C a p i t a l
Fund Campaign.
It's an e x c i t i n g t i m e f o r
t h e c o m m u n i t y w i t h so
m a n y p e o p l e s u p p o r t i n g the
organization s building f u n d
r e p o r t e d E C A S leaders.
They're encouraging people
interested in n a m i n g o p p o r tunities on kennels, bricks,
cat condos, and specific
K E W A D I N
R A l S e TH€ W O O F
r o o m s m t h e n e w shelter
to p l e d g e s o o n . M a n y h a \ e
s t e p p e d f o r w a r d to h o n o r
their f a m i l i e s , relatives, a n d
pets a s w e l l a s t h e i r s e r v i c e
C A S I N O S
present
- ALL
SITES
plained I-X A S leaders, M m i n n i m d o n a t i o n is S 1 0 a n d
must be d o n e online through
the W e b site s b a d g e . T h e
prize is not b a s e d o n the
amount of money raised
but by t h e a m o u n t of u n i q u e
donations the organization
receives. T h e d o n a t i o n is
tax d e d u c t i b l e , a n d w i n n i n g
would put the c o m m u n i t \ on
the national m a p . n o t e d local
promoters.
E C A S a l s o is s p o n s o r ing " C h a i r - i - t y " by c a l l i n g
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ture and building components, pnncipals of heating and cooling (HVACi
and appliances.
This class also will include more
mformatjon on current certification
programs for green building and
how to market green building for
your business.
Shop
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The latest
scoop in
business
For more information or to register, contact the Home Builders
Association (NBA) office at 231946-2305 or visit www.hbagta.com.
Registration deadline is Thursday,
Regional economic
Jan. 31, but walk-ins are welcome
forum scheduled
• The Michigan Economic De- the day of the event.
velopment Corp. (MEDC) is fKilding
a regional economic forum to pro- Honors
vicJe updates on statewide economic
development initiatives and provide Inn at Bay Harbor
an open dialogue on key issues sur- makes "World's Best' list
rounding these strategic objectives.
• The Inn at Bay Harbor — A
Seminars
The forum will be presented Renaissance Golf Resort, located
12:30-2:30 p.m Thursday. Jan. 31 in the resort community of Bay
at the Park Place Hotel. 33 E. State ,Harbor and known for its stunning
St., Traverse City.
lakeside setting, has earned the
The forum will bring together
local economic development partners, businesses and government
representatives to discuss how they
all can work together to create new
jobs and opportunities for Michigan's
citizens to help move the state forward in the 21st century, according
to James C. Epolito. president and
CEO of the MEDC
distinguished honor of being named
among the "World's Best Hotels" accQnjmg to the readers of Travel +
Leisure magazine.
The January issue includes "T-t-L
500 — The World's Best Hotels" - a
guide to the 500 highest-rated hotels from the 12th annual World's
Best Awards Readers' Survey. The
affluent readers of the international
There is no cost tor the luncti travel magazine rated hotels in the
and program
categories of service, value, locaRegistration deadline is Monday, ^lon and dining options. Travel
Jan. 21 .To register, contact Johanna Leisure's editonai panel then culled
Andersen at andersenjl@michigan the hotels for differentiating characorg. For more information on the tenstics. sized up the best rooms to
forum, contact Susan Novakoski at book and determined what services,
517-241-7633.
amenities and perks not to miss.
'Green Building'
course offered
• The Home Builders Association of the Grand Traverse Area
Inc. is offering a Green Build Education Class to Its membership and
the general public on Friday, Feb. l .
Ht- Cathy Landry
Josh Powell displays some of the herb supplements he offers at The Herb Shop In Gaylord.
The Herb Shop offers natural products
News Editor
CJAVI.ORI)
After
' Having our guests name us
w o r k i n g as a p a r a n i c d i c a n d
among the world's most elite hotels is an indescribable honor," said i r a n s p o r l i n g m a n y p e o p l e
Bill Quiseng. general manager of w h o w e r e s u f f e r i n g f r o m
The Inn at Bay Harbor. "We are all c h r o n i c c o n d i t i o n s . Josh P o w so proud to deliver the unique ex- e l l d e c i d e d t o s t r i k e o u t i n anperiences and over-the-top sen/ice o t h e r d i r e c t i o n a n d see w h a t
that creates lasting memories and
he c o u l d d o t o h e l p p e o p l e
a resort worthy of being named a
sia> liealth> i n a m o r e n a t u r a l
World's Best."
The class will 9 a-m.-4 p.m. at
the association office on the corner
of Sunset and Veterans Drive in TraThe Inn at Bay Harbor is owned
verse City with national presenter and managed by Boyne Resorts and
Bruce Frost, MBA. NAHB/DDL, joined the Renaissance Hotels &
teaching the Resorts family in 2003. For more inI
course Cost formation on The Inn at Bay Harbor,
IS S65 for call 231-439-4000 or visit www.lnassociation members and Si 00 for natBayHarbor.com.
nonmembers.
Travel -t- Leisure magazine is
The process of "green building" published monthly by American Exincorporates environmental con- press Publishing Corporation and
siderations into every phase of the has a circulation of almost one milhome building process. This green lion.
build class will discuss the science
— To submit an item to Shopand technology of green building
Talk. contact Cathy Landry
dunng the design, construction and
at 748-4515. cathy@gaylordherald
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HERALIîriMES
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Exploring
by snowshoe
GA^'LORD
onning a pair ofsnovvshcx's provides the outdoîr enthusiast aecess
lo parts ot'Nonhem Michigan not
genenills accessible by snowmo
bile or cross countrv skis,
"Tromping." as Jiin Snixik at CJaylordV .Mphom Sport Shop refers to the form of locomotion which propels the wearer through deep
pv>wdered snow, is an enjoyable change of
pace for getting out-of-diwrs during the cold
\Mnler months. And. if you can walk, you can
snowshoe like an old pro in no lime at all.
"We hud an older group ho uent sno« >hoeing at ihe Round Lake campground in the
Pigeon River and had a blast." Snwk said of
a group of folks ho rented snow shoes from
the Alphom Shop this past \seekend. "TTies
cooked hot-dogs and didn't get out of the
wixxis until 7 p.m. .A lot of people around Mic h a w c just tromp right out in their backyard."
If you ha\'e been considering taking up
snovv sh<.K'ing as a w inter recreational acti\ ity.
renting a pair before >ou bus is a giH>d option
before Jumping in with both led. so lo speak.
Snot.ik Miid sntns shoe rental at hi^. store is SHI
a da\ and the\ rent "all sizes, for little kids
right on up to adulls."
Tixlay s nnxlem snov\ shix's arc a far crs
from ihe lacquered wo^xlen pair seen on main
walls at cabins, lodges and reslaunints, Tlie
"snowshiK decor" of the traditional S I K K S
consisted ofwoixl frames and rawhide laces
and could be eumberMime iind difficult to
na\igale.
M(xJern snow shix's on ihe other hand
are a shorter style of shcx' with aluminum
frames and easy-on-easy-off bindings made of
high-tech materials like ncoprene. nylon and
plastic.
Snow shoe sizes are detennined by btxiy
weight and type of activity, with the most
D
Courtesy pfioto
ETHAN JOHNSON of Gaylord enjoys his winter outing on snowshoes at Treetops Resort,
common style being those for the general
purpose recreatit>nist. Recreational snowsh{Ks
run in price from around SXO to SI40. Back
country shoes arc of a more sturdy construction and can cost from S120 lo S230 a pair.
W iiethcr trying out a pair of rental shtx's
or a new ly purchased pair Sncxik said the
trails at ,'\spen Park arc a gtKxl place lo snovvshw. "We just ask that people stay otf of the
grcx)mcd cross countrv ski trails.'^ Snix>k said,
"The be.sl place is ihc swampy low areas
which you can only get lo on snow shtxis. Its
a gixxl place to see wildlit'e in ihe svintcr." he
added.
After an early Januarv' ihaw last week the
snt>w depths have been inching up once again,
meaning it s a gotxl lime to strap on a pair of
snow shoes and get out "iromping."
Snowshoers
hike through
Hartwick Pines
old growth
forest.
Courtesy photo
THE MOUNTAIN RANGERS program at Treetops Resort gives youngsters ages 4 - 6 a
Pîoto counesy
HartwicK Pines
ctiance to experience the snow wtiile on shoestioes. Ttie two-tiour program sessions
State Park
are otferet) every Friday and Saturday Reservations are needed. For information, call
731-8459
Enjoy snowshoe hike through old growth forest
(iRAYLlNG
artw ick Pines State Park has several free
sncjw shwing opportunities for those interested
in giving the winter mode of transpt)rl a try.
H
The statt park, north of (Jrayling. will offer
four guided snowshcxj hikes through its old grownh forest,
with the first scheduled for this Saturday beginning al I
p.m. and lasting until around 3 p.m, Saturday s hike is free,
as arc hikes scheduled for Feb, 2 and 16 and March I.
Tlie park has a limited number of snowshcx's avail-
able for use during the hikes but participants should check
on availability when registering. The hikes are limited to
2{) participants for each hike and advance registration is
required. Call ihe Visitor Center at Hartwick Pines. 3482537. to register or for more information.
Snow shoeing hikes will be guided by a park interpreter
or historian who will lead participants through the Lower
Peninsula s largest old growih stand of White pines,
ffikes begin at the Michigan Forest Visitor Center
with an orientation and a short talk on winter survival and
equipment. The hike is one mile in length and includes
stops at deer beds, looking for signs of porcupines and
other animals and a stop at the logging museum.
• The Northland Chapter of Camo & Lace, a women's
outdoor group, is hosting free snowshoeing for women
13 years and older on Saturday, also at Hartwick Pines.
Snowshoeing is from 9 a.m. to noon and includes the use
of snowshoes. Call 731-1^)6.
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Court News
46th Circuit Trial Court
District Division
Key:
QUI • Operating under the
Influence
NSF - Nonsufflclent f u n d s
BAC/BAL - B l o o d - a l c o h o l
content/level
MIP - Minor In possession
of alcohol
B&E ' Breaking and entering
The following cases were
neard by Judge Patricia A.
Morse.
• 1/10/08, Naomi Minor. 19.
Grayling, operate without security, improper use of license plate.
10 days in jail
• 1/10/08, Pamela Payne. 42,
Lansing, attempt defraud innkeeper, fined $205. restitution
SI ,010
$125, 10 days in jail if failure to
pay
• 1/07/08, Jesse Wingo, 42,
Gaylord. open alcohol in motor
vehicle, fined $385, 182 days'
probation
• 1/07/08, James Lepard, 46,
Gaylord, embezzie-agent/trustee
over $200 under $1,000. fined
$335. restitution $357, 182 days'
probation
• 1/07/08, William Foster, 29,
St. Ignace, false report of a misdemeanor. license suspended/revoked-allow suspended person
operate, failure to report accident
to fixtures, fined $820.
• 1/10/08. Nicholas Woodward, 27. Bay City, operate without security, fined S310, 10 days
lail it failure to pay
• 1/10/08, Joseph Janssen,
25, Sterling, retail fraud third
degree, fined S440, restitution,
SI 7.41, 182 days' probation
• 1/10/08, Amber Lalone, 25.
Pinconning, embezzlement-agent
or trustee under $200, fined
S385, 182 days' probation
• 1/10/08, Edward Lalone. 22.
Gaylord. retail fraud-second degree. 10 days in jail, fined S350,
restitution $14,40
• 1/10/08. John Hilderbrant,
41, East Jordan, operate while
visibly impaired, fined $870
• 1/10/08, Travis Moore, 21.
Gaylord, operate while intoxicated. 93 days in )ail. credit tor 48
days served, fined $640
.
• 1/10/08. Amanda Brake, 19,
Gaylord, larceny over $200, less
than SI .000, fined S440
• 1/10/08, Thomas Zarichney,
19. Gaylord. operating while intoxicated, fined S970, 366 days'
probation
The following cases were
heard by Judge Patricia A,
Morse:
• 1/07/08, Christopher Gary,
40, Lansing, innkeeper-defrauding. 30 days' latl
• 1/04/08, Carl Carper. 41,
Gaylord, license suspended/revoked-allow suspended person
operate, 45 days m jail
•
1/03/08. Michael Czarnecki, 45. Cheboygan, domestic
violence, fined $440, 182 days'
probation
• 1/03/08. Robert Nortley, 23,
Gaylord, larceny- less than $200,
fined SI .050
• 1/03/08. Robert Nortley 11,
23, Gaylord, larceny-less than
S2,000, 90 days in jail, fined
S260, restitution S402.48, 366
days' probation
• 1/02/08, Crystal Cordle. 27,
Newport, impeded traffic, fined
SI 05
• 1/03/08. Robert Nortley 11,
23, Gaylord, operate-unregistered
vehicle, fined $155
• 1/03/08, George Strahota
Jr.. 54, Gaylord, operating while
intoxicated, fined $970, 366
days' probation
• 1/03/08, Trevor Wright, 19,
Lima, violation license restriction,
fined $ 2 6 0 . 9 1 days' probation
• 1/03/08, Lucille Wiggs, 39.
Mancelona, retail fraud-second
degree. 90 days in jail, credit for
90 days, fined $682. 182 days'
probation
• 1/03/08, Steven Mager Jr,,
30. Gaylord, disturbance of the
peace, fined S205
• 1/03/08, Aaron Jacobs. 18,
Munger. impeded traffic, fined
S125
• 1/07/08. Coye Williams, 18.
Mancelona. retail fraud third degree. fined $440. 182 days' probation
• 1/07/08, Eugene House. 66,
Gaylord, trespass recreationaldischarge firearm, fined $205
• 1/07/08, Steven Boughner.
27. Gaylord. license suspended/
revoked-allow suspended person
operate, fined $260
'Must read' books?
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D o you have a g r e a t
b o o k to r e c o m m e n d f o r a
s n o w b o u n d w i n t e r ' s read'?
An u p c o m i n g L i f e s t y l e s
p a g e will f e a t u r e s o m e
suggested bestsellers,
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nonfiction books for the
sentencings. and not necessarily
actual jail time served. Informa
p e r f e c t w i n t e r esc?apfe
tion appears as it is provided by w ithout all the b o t h e r of
leaving y o u r s n u g a n d
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Leisure
Qaylord Herald T i m e s
Grass River Outhouse races 1 of the activities Mackinaw City Winterfest
Natural Area
hosting 5th
Winterfest
Macki-
C a r p L a k e , g a m e s for kids, t w e e n s
$ 2 W i n t e r f e s t b u t t o n , a v a i l a b l e at
R u l e s pertaining to chili, ice
n a w C i t y w i l l h o s t its 1 5 l h a n n u a l
a n d . a d u l t s . T h e g a m e s b e g i n at
the C h a m b e r of C o m m e r c e Depot
fishing and snow sculpting are
Winterfest Jan. 17-19.
noon.
location, businesses around town
a v a i l a b l e at t h e C h a m b e r o f C o m -
a n d at e a c h e v e n t s i t e .
m e r c e o f f i c e at the D e p o t in t h e
MACKINAW CITY
A m o n g the activities planned
permitting,
snow
Mackinaw Crossings Mall.
are amateur and professional snow
sculpting competition will begin
W i n t e r f e s t is a " s n o w o r n o t "
carviYjg, o u t h o u s e r a c e s , sleigh
o n T h u r s d a y . J a n . 17. a n d c o n t i n u e
event, with organizers adjusting
For m o r e information and a
rides, poker walk and a chili cook-
t h r o u g h S a t u r d a y , J a n . 19. L o c a l
t h e g a m e s to t h e c o n d i t i o n s . Snow-
c o m p l e t e s c h e d u l e o f events, visit
otT. S t i l l m o r e a c t i v i t i e s i n c l u d e
s n o w sculptors may register for the
s c u l p t i n g a n d ice f i s h i n g , h o w e v e r ,
HM'w. mackinawchamber.com
o u t d o o r ice s k a t i n g , e u c h r e tour-
c o m p e t i t i o n u n t i l J a n . 10.
are subject to w e a t h e r a n d c a n c e l -
or call 8 8 8 - 4 5 5 - 8 1 0 0 , 231 436-
lation.
5574.
n a m e n t . i c e f i s h i n g t o u r n a m e n t at
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Weather
M o s t activities are free w i t h a
G r a s s River Natural
/ \ r e a ( C i R N A ) w i l l h o s t its f i f t h a n n u a l
W n i t e r f e s l o n SaUirtlay, J a n . 19, 1 2 : 3 0 - 3
p . m . l i x x l g a t i i e s a n d ^no^^ shcx; h i k e s w i l l
b e f e a t u r e d at t h i s f a m i l y e v e n t .
Participants m a y s a m p l e a variety o f
s o u p s and vote f o r their favorite. C h e f s
i n c l u d e w i l l i n c l u d e J o n W o j t o w i c z from
S h o r t s Eirew i n g C o m p a n y ( 2 0 0 7 w i n n e r ) :
Cold w e a t h e r
IX'l J - d w a R i s from M r s . P e t e s; Julie B u d a s
and s n o w has
f r o m the L u n c h Bcw: a n d Andrew Reh
returned to
from S h a n t y C r e e k .
t h e Gaylord
B n c k W h e e l s o f T r a \ e r s e C i t y will b e
area, c o v e r i n g
o n h a n d w ilh > n o w s h o e s f o r a d u l t s a n d
everything in
k i d s t o try. A c h i l d w ill w in a f r e e p a i r in
a soft white
a drawing.
blanket
Additionally, W i n t e r f e s t visitors will e n joy r o a s t i n g m a r s h m a l l o v s s o v e r a rtxiring
fire, p l a y i n g w i n t e r g a m e s , t a k i n g a naturalist-guideti h i k e a n d b u i l d i n g a ".snow" m a n
w ith o r w ithout snovv.
A c t i \ ilies a r e f r e e .
W i n t e r f e s t \ s i l l l i i k e p l a c e at t h e B i g
Cireen B a r n n e a r t h e e n t r a n c e to G r a s s
R i s e r N a t u r a l A r e a . 05(K) A l d e n f ^ i g h w a y .
P a r k i n g is a s a i l a b l e a d j a c e n l t o t h e site.
T h o s e p l a n n i n g to attend are asked to
register b\' c a l l i n g t h e C I R N A o f t ice at 2 3 1 53^3-iS314,
HT - Bill Servemy
\ isii t h e ( i r a s s H i\ e r N a t u r a l A r e a W e b
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Events
• Song of the M o r n i n g
Ranch, 9607 Sturgeon Valley
Road,Vanderbilt.will h o s t a S k i ing, Yoga and Tai Chi Weekend
Friday-Sunday. Bring or rent your
own skis. Kaye Thomas-Hogan
and Patty Sutherland will lead the
event, which costs S50: call 9834107 or visit www.gofdenlotus.org
• The Northland Sportsmen's
Club, corner of Old Alba Road and
West Otsego Lake Drive, Gaylord,
will host its inaugural M l Garand
for Vets Rifle Match Saturday at
the dub. Registration, which is
open to the public, runs 9-9:45
a.m., with the match beginning
at 10, Cost IS $20 per shooter: S5
of the proceeds go to the club to
cover targets and range upkeep,
the other SI 5 goes toward the
purchase of a vintage M1 Garand rifle for a local wounded or
disabled veteran of the War on
Terror.The grassroots " M l for
Veterans" program has presented
more than 100 rifles to veterans
since its 2005 inception. Shooters
must be 16 or older. Vintage U.S.,
foreign military and modern rifles
are allowed. Space for spectators
is limited. For more information
call 732-6389. Also, the club
will serve an all-you-can-eat
breakfast of pancakes, french
defray travel and living expenses
for the family The dinner, at 321
N. Otsego Ave., includes spaghetti,
rolls, salad and dessert. Cost is by
donation. Those who wish to make
a donation to the Monusko family may send contributions to St,
Mary Cathedral, 606 N. Ohio Ave.,
toast, eggs, sausage and choice of Gaylord Ml 49735.
• Winterfest in M a c k i n a w
beverage every Sunday, 8-noon.
City will be in full swing Saturday
through March 9. Cost is S6 for
Events include an ice fishing conadults. S4 for children ages 4-12,
test on Paradise Lake, 8 a.m.-2
and free for kids 3 and younger.
p.m. (815 entry fee with Winterfest
Every 25th adult receives a free
pin, registration at Paradise Lake
breakfast. Proceeds benefit the
Marina in Carp Lake): free hot
club's functions: call 732-6389
cocoa and coffee at Pancake Chef,
during breakfast hours.
10:30 a,m -1:30 p.m.; Poker Walk
• The 42nd annual Sno*Drift
in downtown Mackinaw. 10:30
Rally is slated for Jan. 25-26 In
a.m.-l :30 p.m.; as well as sleigh
Atlanta. The race features many
hdes, a chili cook-off. outdoor
stages along the back roads of
games. 2 p.m. Outhouse Races at
Montmorency County, and draws
racers from across the country and Shepler's. Euchre toumament (1 -3
p.m.),Audie's Scholarship Black
overseas-. For spectator viewing
Tie Ball, 8 p.m.-midnight, and
areas and more information visit
more. For a full listing of events
www.sno-drift.org.
visit www.mackinawchamber.com.
• A benefit spagiietti din• The local women's outdoor
ner Fnday, 5-7 p.m.. at St. Mary
group, Camo & Lace, is hosting a
Cathedral School cafeteria, will
free snowshoe hike Saturday. 9
benefit Mark Monusko. Monusko
a.m.-noon, at Hartwick Pines State
is a Gaylord native diagnosed
Park in Grayling. All equipment
with nasopharyngeal carcinoma
provided- Register by calling 731and is undergoing seven weeks
1906. Camo & Lace is an organiof radiation therapy in Traverse
zation of outdoorswomen ages 13
City. He also is receiving dialysis
and older.
treatments. Proceeds will help
Leisure
Calendar
p.m.-l a.m., and LA Karaoke Saturday. Call 705-7100,
Musical
Entertainment & M o r e
• Timothy's Pub. Gaylord,
features live entertainment Thursdays. 9:30 p.m.-l :30 a.m.; Friday
is karaoke. 9:30 p.m.-l :30 a.m.;
Saturday is dancing with DJ. 9:30
p.m.-dose, call 732-9333,
• Treetops Resort features
Doug Thomas Thursday nights at
Legends on the Hill and on James
Greenway entertains on Saturdays
• Ugly Bar and Grill, Old 27
North. Vanderbilt. hosts Open Mic
NightThursdays, 9 p.m.-l a.m.,
with host Chns Young; and karaoke
Friday and Saturday nights. Tuesday nights are free pool, 7-11 p,m.;
call 983-2279.
• Railside Bar and Grill,
Elmira. will host Rawhide Saturday,
9:30p.m,-l:30a,m, Open pool is
every Sunday, 7 p.m.-dose; karaoke every Friday; call 546-3248,
• Brothers Coffee and Tea,
416 W, Main St., Gaylord, hosts
live entertainment occasionally
on Thursdays, 7-9 p.m.; call 7057660.
• Stampede Saloon. 3885 Old
27 South, Gaylord, has sporting
events on three screens Sundays
and Mondays; and guitar j a m with
Doug Thomas and Friends Tuesdays, 7 p.m. Also, Stampede Saloon
will host Nancy's Fury Friday, 9
• The White Wolf Inn, Vanderbilt, features free pool night
Mondays; and karaoke Fridays and
Saturdays. The Inn will also host a
Super Bowl party Feb. 3. Call 9834568.
• The Keg Bar & Grille, Waters. features free pool Monday;
pool toumament Tuesday nights:
pool leagues Wednesday; Saturdays feature karaoke 9 p.m-1 a,m.
Call 732-4378• Jazz guitarist Randy
Reszka performs at the Perry Hotel
Fridays and Saturdays, 6-9 p.m.
Log onto www.randyreszka.com.
• Garland Resort in Lewiston
presents Jeff and Sue/Cult of
2 Friday and Saturday nights, 9
p,m,-1 a.m. Call 786-2211 or 8774GARLAND.
Shows & Workshops
• A four-week series in numerology, "Discover Your Destiny
Through Numbers" will be held
every Tuesday, 6-8 p.m.. Feb. 5-26,
at RainbowLight Studio in Gaylord,
taught by Jessica Vendetti. Prepaid
registration, which costs S60, is
required. Call 731-6400.
• The Herb Shop, 112 N.Otsego Ave., Gaylord, will host "Intro
to Hertjs" Jan, 2 4 , 7 p.m., with
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First
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Church expands
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" S e n d all the b o u q u e t s
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upstairs."
Wuest, who
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c o a c h of the W a s h i n g t o n
w a s my f a v o r i t e
Redskins
college professor because
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to 1992.
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inspire his s t u d e n t s ; s o m e
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GAYLORD — Expanding on its
long-popular summer salad luncheons, Gaylord's First Congregational Ctun^ Is now offering a casserole lunctieon to warm ttie winter
months.
On Tuesday. Jan. 22 from 11 ;30
am. to 1:30 p.m., the church will be
offing a variety of homemade cassen)les, rolls, assorted homemade
desserts and tieverages—served In
the same tradition as Its summertime
salad luncheons.
Cost for the casserole luncheon
will t)e $6 per person for all you care
to eat.
In addition to dining In. takeout Is
avaiiatile and local delivery also can
l)e ananged tiy calling the church office at 732-5726 no later ttian 11 am
on the day of the luncheon.
Winter casserole luncheons will
continue on the fourtti Tuesday of
each month. Including (^b. 26 and
March 25.
Salad luncheons will resume on
the fourth Tuesday In April.
Tlie Hrst Congregational Church
Is located at 218W. Second SL on the
comer of Otsego Avenue across from
Family Video.
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O u t i e r s : Darrin H a u e s . Kevin Foster. & M i c h a e l R e i c h a r d
Segment 1 Classes
Gaylord W i n t e r / S p r i n g S c h e d u l e
Gaylord High School
6:30 - 8:30 p.m
(Class 1) January 14.15,16, 21, 22.23.
28.29.30. Febmary 4.6.11.
Locally owned
and operated by
experienced educators.
Please call for
more information.
Mach3.4,5.6,10.11,12.13.
17.18,19.24,
(Ctes3) Apnl14,15,16,21,23. 28, 30.
Mays. 7,12.14.19.
Fee: $260*
Segment II Classes
To register,
call
989-732-2727
2 0 5 8 S. O t s e g o Ave., Gaylord. MI • (989) 7 3 2 - 1 1 1 1
They never call.
They never write.
You only hear from
them when they
want something.
Gaylord. Ml 49735
S o l o m o n was right.
Ask J o e .
How can we avoid
pride's pitfalls?
By r e m e m b e r i n g that
every g i f t , talent and a b i l ity we have is given to u s
by the Lord.
W h a t e v e r we have
a c h i e v e d is the result o f
H i s g o o d n e s s and g r a c e .
If we have p e r f o r m e d
well in a n y area o f l i f e it
is b e c a u s e He h a s m a d e it
possible.
So w h e n praise and
recognition come our way
b e c a u s e o f what o t h e r s see
a s our a c c o m p l i s h m e n t s ,
it's t i m e to send all t h e
b o u q u e t s upstairs.
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U p o n a r r i v i n g at work,
Joe c a l l e d h o m e and a p o l ogized to his w i f e .
Pride had t r i p p e d h i m
up, but h u m i l i t y lifted h i m
up.
" I ' m s o r r y f o r the way
I acted," h e said, a s s u r i n g
her of his love f o r her and
their c h i l d r e n .
W i s e S o l o m o n said
pride g o e s b e f o r e d e s t r u c tion a n d a h a u g h t y spirit
b e f o r e a fall ( P r o v e r b s
16:18), a d d i n g a m a n ' s
pride will b r i n g him low.
Let us help
you with your w e i
"No Problem" Peopte*.
"A
1 t h o u g h t , it will not be
the f o o t b a l l g a m e s or t h e
fact that 1 a m the head
coach of the Washington
R e d s k i n s that will c o u n t .
All of that will w i n d u p in
an a s h t r a y s o m e day. But
the i n f l u e n c e I have on
my w i f e a n d t w o c h i l d r e n ,
on t h o s e I've w o r k e d w i t h
or helped, and t h e investm e n t s I ' v e m a d e in s o m e o n e e l s e ' s life will last
forever."
Gaylord High School
6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Febnary 12,13.14
Marc^ 25,26. 27
May 20.21.22
Fee: $40'
On behalf of Hospice of Michigan, thank you
for your support and participation during the
Gaylord 2007 Light Up A Life Campaign!
The gifts received during this fund raiser will go
toward Hospice of Michigan's Open Access Program,
bringing our services to all in our community
regardless of their ability to pay. Our donors
have made gifts in honor and in memory
of the following loved ones...
Alain Almon
Albert J. Wilmers
Antoinette
Duhoski
Archie Long, Sr.
Bessie Mae
Combs
Bill Bandfield
Catherine Rinn
Charles A.
Johnston
Charles Baas
Chester Kwapis
Christie Amthor
Clifton Morris
Dale Johnson
Deanna AmsdenSzalankiewicz
Debbie Peters
Deborah J.
Mumford
Debra Harding
Smilt
Dee Elliott
Denise Burek
Denise Burkett
Dennie Smith
Dennis O'Rourke
Don Cherwinski
Donald Blake
Donald D.
Godfrey
Donna Knopf
Doreen Taylor
Edmund F.
Szocinski
Edward A.
Bomschein
Edward Bozek
Edward Farhat
Elaine Harre
Eleanor Engel
Elene Hamilton
Else Borgnes
Elvera
Dapicchioni
Emma Pierce
Erwin & Barbara
Cooley
Felix & Amy
Kuckarek
For the deceased
members of the
Louis Mankowski
Family
Fran Schneider
Fred J. Bagnasco
Frederick
Bagnasco
Frederick
Bagnasco
Gary H. Appleton
George & Irene
Thompson
George Kish
George Marten
Harvey Cypher
Henry House
Hennan M.
Groeneveld
Hubert Gill
HOSPICE
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FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
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215 South Center Avenue. Gaylord
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S u n d a y Worship: 8:00 a . m . & 10:30 a.m.
S u n d a y S c h o o l 9:00 a . m .
S u n d a y Live B r o a d c a s t 10:30 a.m. WMJZ 101.5 FM
WufMfy »t th9 10:30 a.m. Sfvtct
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John E. Natie, Pastor
Of. John H. Bunce, Associate Pastor 732-5380 Paul Bk>ck. Youth Dirtctor
Web Page
Email fumcotfice^Jiipnofth.nei
»Attend
the church
of your
choice.
Peace Lutheran Church
3703 01d27S.Gaylord, 732-1991
Holy Communion 8;30 & 11 a.m.
Thomas Mammoser, Pastor
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH SERVICE
Christian Science Society
Johannesburg Christian Church
A l p i n e H a u s B l d g . , 2 0 9 W. First St., S u i t e 103, G a y l o r d , M l
10722 East M-32 - J o h a n n e s b u r g
S u n d a y S e n i c e 10:30 a , m .
W e d n e s d a y S e r > i c e 7 p . m . 1"°
•
989-705-7456
Pastor Scott Scheer
& 4'" (April - October)
Sunday Worship Service 10:00 a.m.
Wednesday Meal and Bible Study 6KX) p.m.
Children's Church and Nursery Provided,
We must look where Mf would walk, and we must act as possessing
all power from Him in whom u e ha\-e our being." - Mar>' Baker Edd>
Friendship Church ^
Song of the Morning
Yoaa Retreat
Center
9607 East Sturgeon Valtoy Road, VandertiK (989) 963-4107
/-75 North fo Exit 290, turn nght. af Winker turn /eft orrto Main St
(becomes E. Sturgeon Valleyftd.J.continue 9 1/2 nwtes. turn ngfit
(3 msilboxes on nght/siy on l9ft), continue 1 114 mihs fo the Center
Sunday Worship-11 a.m.
Sunday Vegetarian Dinn«r-1 p.m. (S9/person; reservations required)
Evening Meditation Service-8-9:15 p.m. (Mon./Wed.-S8t)
'Through meditatior). still the mind-and in the stillness, expenence the Divine.
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Worship with us Sundays
at 10:00 a.m.
A Christian Reformed Ministry
"Where You Have A Fnend In Jesus and A Friend In Us"
SUNDAY SCHOOL: 11:15 a.m. WORSHIP: 10 a.m.
Reverend Steven Datema
415 N . O h i o . G a y l o r d 732-3621
www.fnendshipchurch.org • friendshipcrcQi2k.com
Pastor J a y C t i a m b e r s
9300 N . U S 2 7
Vanderbiit, M i c h i g a n
989-983-4105
Church
C c i l M q . r Y
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Swndoy School • IDam
Suoday MomtngWorship - II am
Sondoy Ivenng WoraMp - 6 p.m
WeOnetdoyttbt*Stwty • 7 p.m.
Cmg't Ods • Wedneidoy • 7 p m;
Autfuwii
Christian Fellowship
C u n n - tf4»*cn.
Life Tabernacle Apostolic Church
For by thy words thou shalt be
justified, and by
words thou
shalt be condemned.
S. Wtoconstn St. • Neof G t e n ' i Market • Gaylord • 989-732-4001
ALPINE VILLAGE BAPTIST CHURCH
A place
of light
in a world of darkness
si NDAY SCHOOL: Sunday at 1 ;00 p.m. EvciGELisnc SERVICE; Sundaj at 2:00 p.m.
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David R. Burney, Pastor
M-32 West al Morth Tw»nline Road, Oaylord
Sunday Bible Study 10:00 a.m.. Morning Worship 11;00 a.m.
Wednesday Service 6:00 p.m.
Nursery available for all services
For more information call 732-4602 or 731-2860
Matthew 12:36-37
MID.WEEK SERVICE:
Weiinesday Evenings al 7:30 p.m.
Pastor Wayne Hammonds
2622 West M-3:''Gaylord • 732-M35
1 6 4 9 M - 3 2 East
L«t everyone in t h e c o m m u n i t y k n o w a b o u t
your worship services. Contact the Gaylord
Call 732-1111.
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH LCMS
1354 S. O t s e g o Ave.
Gaylord
(989) 7 3 2 - 4 8 1 6
S u n d a y W o r s h i p S e r v i c e s • 8:00 a . m . & 10:30 a . m .
C h i l d r e n ' s C h u r c h O f f e r e d in t h e 10:30 a . m . S e r v i c e
S u n d a y S c h o o l & Adult Bible C l a s s 9:15 a . m .
P r e s c h o o l / D a y c a r e available
Gaylord Seventh-Day
' fldventist Church
2 0 6 LUest 5th Street - 989.70S-1755
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Corner of Haves Rd.
Main Si.
P.O Bov 920 • Cavlord • -52-4I63
Rev. Gerald Rehagen
8 .i.m. daily morning pra\er • Wednesday Eucharist at noon
Sunday Eucharist at 10:00 a.m.
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513 Charles Brink Rd. • Gaylord
Ecamenical Worship
S n s d a y S e i v i c e and S o n d a y S c h o o l
i.m. (nursay provided)
The Reverend M a ^ A. McClnre
Aaron Hotelling, Director of M o s i c
989-939-8739
wivw.otsego.org/rpcg
Poster Terrv Nelson • 251 -556-2468
On the corner of
W. 5th St. & S, Court Ave.
(One bioclt east of the
State Police Post,)
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If n e c e e e a r y .
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Communifj; ol Christ
We proclaim jesus Christ and promote
commmiries
4- Church of the Nazarene
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"Our Church Can Be Your Home"
1399 Wilkinson Rd . Gaylord (989) 732-4909
gaylordna2@hoimail.com
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
P a s t o r W a r k Hoult
Sunday Worship 10:45 a.m.
Sunday Eventng 6:00 p.m. Wed, Bible Study & Caravans 6:00 p.m.
Your local Angel
C O M E
Food
Ministries
D I S C O V E R
FAMILIES REACHING
FAMILIES FOR CHRIST
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Host Site
L I T T L E
of joy. hope, Icve. and peace.
CHURCH SCHOOL: 9 : 4 5 A.M. SUNDAY WORSHIP: 11:00 A.M.
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for 130 years'
HRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ScoDctn School • 9 30 0 * • 'Worship Se^îce • ' :
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
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' S e r v i n g our community
fAdmeek Proper Service
Rev. Todd B r u n w o r t h
Tune in to WBYC FM 92.5 on Sunday at 7:30 a.m.
www.lutheransoniine.com/trinitvQaYtord
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United Church of Christ
2 1 8 W , S e c o n d Street. G a y l o r d
732-5726
S u n d a y W o r s h i p 10a m
Rev Susan W e l i e l e r
Traditional Service
8:30 a.m.
9:45 a.m. • Communities & Sunday School
I l i W a . m . - Contemporary Service
5:30 p.m. - Junior High Youth Group
Senior High Youth Group
7:30 p.m.
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First Congregational Church
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Gaylord 732-2647
www.gaylordefTee.org
FREE 1 CHURCH
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2 2 0 S. Center - Gaylord • F u r t h e r I n f o r m a t i o n :
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(989)619-0195 or (231) 223-8714
Pastor Ray Roach
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C O M E W O R S H I P W I T H US AT THE.,,
(989) 7 3 2 - 1 0 6 7 • (231) 5 2 5 - 6 4 9 4
St. Mary Cathedral
Roman Cathofic
6 0 6 North Ohio Avenue, Gaylord (989) 7 3 2 - 5 4 4 8
MASSES: Saturday 5 p.m.; Sunday 9 & 11 a.m.
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9:46 AM
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HOLY DAYS: 7 & 9 a . m . & 6 p . m .
Best Western Alpine Lodge
10:00 A . M . S U N D A Y
Right Next Door lo Glen's Market
P.O, Box 2127. Gavlord. Ml 49734
CONFESSIONS: Friday N o o n to 1 : 0 0 p.m. & 7 : 0 0 to 8 : 0 0 p.m.
Invite area residents and visitors
to celebrate with yonr congregation.
The church page is a perfect place to let everyone in
the community know about your worship services.
Contact the Gajôrd Herald Times at 989-732-1111
for more informatioii.
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Family
C - 6 • Wednesday, J a n u a r y 16. 2008
From the kitchen
Creamy
of Jam! Stinnet QuesoDip
Engagement
Brewer-Emmorey
Creamy Queso Dip,
submitted by JamI Stinnet of Mancelona
GAYLORD
Brittani Brewer, daughter
of Phil and Cindy Brewer of Clarkston, and
N a t h a n Emmorey. son o f Ron and Bonnie
E m m o r e y of Gaylord and Fremont, will be
married Jan. 26 in B l o o m f i e l d Hills.
The bride-elect is a graduate of University
of Michigan.
Her fiance is a 1998 g r a d u a t e of Gaylord
High School. He is a graduate of Grand Valley
Slate University in Allendale and Ave Maria
School of Law in Ann Arbor. H e is working
as a public defender in Quincy, Fla.
Ingredients
1 pound hamburger
1 smalt yellow onion
1 small jar chunky (medium) salsa
1 large brick Velveeta cheese
2 cups shredded sharp Cheddar
cheese
1 bag tortilla chips
Directions
Brown hamburger in a large saucepan over medium heat, then drain
grease. Dice onion and add to hamburger. Stir until onion softens. Pour salsa
into hamburger/onion mixture and stir
together Cut Vehreeta cheese Into chunks
and add to salsa. Add shredded sharp
Cheddar cheese. Stir constantly over medium heat until cheese is melted. Serve
with chips for dipping. Enjoy!
Brittani Brewer & Nathan Emmorey
The couple will reside in Tallahassee.
Student financial aid
topic of free program
PETOSKEY — Financiai aid f o r c o l l e g e will be
t h e t o p i c of a f r e e p r o g r a m
at N o r t h Central M i c h i gan C o l l e g e ( N C M C ) o n
Thursday.
MCMC s financial
a i d o f f i c e is h o s t i n g t h e
p r o g r a m as a c o m m u n i t y
s e r v i c e for p a r e n t s a n d
s t u d e n t s a t t e n d i n g or p l a n n i n g to attend any c o l l e g e
or university. T h e p r o g r a m
will be 7 - 8 : 3 0 p . m . in
t h e c o l l e g e library on t h e
Petoskey campus.
T H E P R O G R A M will
i n c l u d e an e x p l a n a t i o n
o f the Free A p p l i c a t i o n
f o r Federal Student Aid
(FAFSA). scholarship
s e a r c h e s , and r e s o u r c e s
f o r students o f f e r e d by the
S t a l e of M i c h i g a n .
In a d d i t i o n to c l a s s e s on
its m a i n c a m p u s , N C M C
o f f e r s c l a s s e s in G a y l o r d ,
C h e b o y g a n a n d East Jordan,
For more information
on
the program, call Virginia
Panoff. NCMC s director
of financial aid at
231-348-6698.
JamI Stinnet samples her own recipe
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Attentton Super Bowl fans.
While making those special
treats for the big game, take
a minute to snap a photo aAd
submit your recipe for our
weekly recipe feature.
If you have something up
your sleeve for that special person in your life, we're also looking for Valentine's Day recipes
Organ Transplant Group
of Northern Michigan
meets in Gaylord
GAYLORD - Memb e r s of the O r g a n T r a n s plant Group of Northern
M i c h i g a n g a t h e r e d at B J ' s
R e s t a u r a n t for their a n n u a l
C h r i s t m a s l u n c h e o n last
month.
Members
- eight of
t h e m were organ r e c i p i e n t s
- - exchanged gifts and
talked about plans for the
n e w year.
According to g r o u p leade r s , M i c h i g a n has the f i f t h
• a photo of your prepared
dish if possible
To submit recipes and
photo(s), e-mail to jil@gaylordherakttimes.com; mail
to Gaylord Herald Times, PO
Box 598. Gaylord. Ml 49734;
or drop them off at the Herald
Times office at 2058 8. Otsego
Ave., Gaylord.
— sweets or otherwise.
Please send recipes and
include:
• name
• hometown
• phone number
• why this is your favorite
recipe or what makes this
recipe special
• a photo of yoursetf
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lowest rale of registry s i g n u p in the c o u n t r y a n d t h e
fourth highest percentage
of African A m e r i c a n s on the
w a i t i n g list.
Only 1 1 p e r c e n t of lic e n s e d d r i v e s in t h e s l a t e
have joined the registry.
members reported.
For information
to become
contact
Michigan
on how
GATHERED for the holitJay lunpheon are members of the Organ Transplant Group of Northern Michigan (front, l-r) John Werlem, Ernie Gregg
donor,
(lungs recipient), Tai Coveyou, Cindy Gregg, Merle Robinson (heart recipient), and Suzie (Cherwinski) Coveyou: middle (l-r) Bev Cherwinski
an organ
the Gift of Life
at 800-4li2-4liHI
or giftoflifemichigan.org.
(lung recipient), Julie Werlein, Penny Kristo, Vikki Gilbert (liver recipient). Holly Werlein (liver recipient), Carol Robinson, Irish Bowra (lungs
recipient); (back, l-r) Fernando Sauro (liver recipient), Gary Gilbert. Trish Coger, Jerry Coger (heart/liver recipient), Dick Cherwinski. Maeli
Coveyou and Jon Coveyou.
Caring people needed as hospice volunteers
GRAYLING • Sensitive,
caring individuals with time
to help others are needed as
hospice volunteers.
M e r c y H o s p i c e will b e
holding a volunteer training,
Feb. 6-7, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at the
Grayling Hospice Office, 324
Meadows Drive, Grayling.
Volunteers are n e e d e d to
assist a g r o w i n g n u m b e r o f
families in the Mercy H o s pice service area, which covers Crawford, R o s c o m m o n ,
and parts of Otsego, Ogemaw.
Kalkaska and Oscoda counties,
said hospice officials.
CW2 VICKI HARDING is surrounded by her mother, Robin; dad, Riley, and daughter, Rayann, on
the occasion of her pinning.
Volunteers are g e n e r a l l y
assigned to f a m i l i e s w i t h i n
the community in which they
reside.
Volunteers are a part of the
CAMP GRAYLING
— V i c k i A. H a r d i n g o f
G a y l o r d was r e c e n t l y p r o m o t e d to c h i e f w a r r a n t o f ficer 2 during a brief cere m o n y at C a m p G r a y l i n g .
Harding's daughter, Rayann Harding, pinned her
new r a n k .
H a r d i n g is a m e m b e r of
the f u l l - t i m e s t a f f at C a m p
G r a y l i n g as the b u d g e t
a n a l y s t in t h e Post H e a d q u a r t e r s a n d is a s s i g n e d
m i l i t a r i l y to the C a m p
Grayling Joint M a n e u v e r
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Otsego County-area residents and their
extended families with a birthday in the
coming week include:
StgnUpOnHMl www LocalNM com
Cal TflfMy A to/**
(989)732-5113
"The infoniiation received
in training proves beneficial
to one's personal life as well
as their volunleer aclivities,"
noied Sherry Haag. volunteer
coordinator for Mercy Hospice.
To register Jor training
or for more infofTnation. call
Haag at 344-4409 or
800-424-1457.
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— Submit
birthday wishes to:
PO Box 598, Gaylord,
Ml 49734, call 732-1111: or e-mail cengleS)
gaylordheraldtimes. com
Jan. 16
• Jil Schult, Lewiston
Jan. 17
• John Moore, Wolverine
Jan. 22
• Frank Michels, Gaylord
GftEEW
^ o n s here!
Otsego County
' Bus System
Monday - Friday from f a j n . • 6 p i n
Call (989) 732-6224
Satuidayt from 7 a.m. • 7
^ Svrf up to 6 x f a s l » r / ^
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Area volunteers are asked
to d o n a t e b e t w e e n t w o and
four hours per week assisting
a family with activities that
could include respite, errands,
light h o m e m a k i n g or c o m p a n i o n s h i p . T h e y also may
be involved in clerical work,
bereavement and courier service. Volunteers are especially
needed for office support computer support and respite care
for families. Additional training isavailahlc forbercavomeni
grief volunteers.
T h e training program includes such topics as communication skills, family dynamics, grief loss support and
body mechanics prescnied by
a combination of iiospice staff
and guest speakers from the
community.
Happy Birthday wîshes
Harding receives National Guard promotion
Trainmg Center.
She is a g r a d u a t e of Vanderbill High School and
attends Davenport University.
S h e is t h e d a u g h t e r o f
Riley and R o b i n D a v i d s o n
of Vanderbilt.
hospice interdisciplinary team
which includes doctors, nurses,
home health aides, social workers, and spiritual care/'bereavement counselors. Telephone
calls are answered by a staff"
member available 24 hours a
day who contacts the appropriate team member within 30
minutes.
Call (989) 614-6109
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Equal
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Houses For Sale
004
ESTATE SALE. Gaylord. Nice
home on 4,6 acres. $79,900/offer. 7649 West Opal Lake Drive.
Agents
welcome.
(801)558-9550.(29)
007
FOR SALE. 3 bedroom, 1 bath
mobile home on large lot. Detached 2 car garage with nice
workshop $49,500. Stop paying
rent!
Call (989)732-3274 daytime
or
(989)732-7753
evenings. (05)
rH« CUSTOM iUILT 1W0 sq ranch home
lixaieO at 16)6 WmTe'land Orivt m Four
EstdtM CJuit oH M jrner Road 'n Gaylord ) } CwcFOR
-i
SALE. Nice modular home
roorri, 2 •uM Mttis, fuil/parliaily finished Casfon 3.92 acres located on Turtle
mtnt plurntied tor f jture bath, too many i
3 bedrooms, 2
tclist irtsioe & oui' vara isbeautitjHy land$cap«(]. Lake Road,
non-$mok(ng home S no indoor pets' Thu riome baths,
fireplace
and
more!
> a rruil W S227,000, Cah »or pnvale show- $89,000.
Call
(989)732-3274
ng at 9S9-731-6in or M9-3S0-67M
for sale in same juMiviSJon SO
i .OOO. for more daytime or (989)732-7753 eveiifornâtio" on ttiis home 4 lot for sale go to nings.(05)
A
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Real Estate Wanted
ASSOCIATE BROKER
asBHlTllMU
ftEAUDR ASSISTANT
Steve
WEOUAS LAICE FRONT
LMNG -StmlnxTB.
2 bath, satra. livir^
area & tamly room both
overtook lake. VôU
Desement.2.5cff
twVi workshop. Sancty
beec^, pnce o seO,
Sltt3W MLS «242942
TAKE NOTE, a special
ptaceASTFORYOU.
2 bedroom cabrt, steeps
»x. wiltw Beaver Creek
RttorlVTbe Natural Gdf
Comnvnty. Fre^
pamied ana sta|ped, ard
a new rod wthn ihe last
veer. $70,0(10
MLS
A p a r t m e n t s For Rent
010
1 BEDROOM apartment. Exceptionally
nice.
(989)732-5118.(0201 tfn010)
1 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Downtown
location. All new appliances and
carpeting. Air conditioning. 1-1/2
BEST BUYS!
car garage. $550 plus utilities.
" W I T H I N YOUR RE A CH" 3 Bfi, 2 Bath Nonsmoking. Available February
1, (989)619-0385.(05)
Ranch w/Ftn Rm, 2 Car Garage & Lalie Access
S 8 4 , 9 0 0 (MLS#25n47)
1 BEDROOM. Downtown Gaylord.
Newly
remodeled.
LET'S M A K E A D E A L ! Newer Chalet
$4i0/month.
No
pets.
w/3 6R, 2 Baths, Otfice/Den & 2 Car Garage
(231 )585-7660,(0912tfn010)
$ 9 7 , 5 0 0 (MLS#251440)
2 BEDROOM, downtown Gaylord apartment. Wood floors. No
D O N ' T PASS THIS B U Y ! 3 B f i , i 5
Bath Ranch wAâlkout Basement, F.'P & 2 Car pets. $485. (989)350-1669.(31)
Garage S 1 1 4 , 9 0 0 (MLSt252S55l
2 BEDROOMS. $560. In town.
Carport. Com laundry, air. Lots
of storage, 1 year lease. No pets.
(989)732-3671 .(0418tfn010)
2
BEDROOMS.
Immaculate.
Washer, dryer 2 car garage
month lease. $750/month, Ed.
(989)710-1958.(05)
côl'cm.on.u
^
nrAiTY
Sandi Cogswell, broker
GRI. ABR, ASP.ePfiO, FSC
989-732-2804 - 989-858-1466
www.harmonygaylord.com
"S*penence at your service'
APARTMENT FOR rent in Gaylord. 2 bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths.
$625/month
plus
utilities.
(989)732-2600.(12t)
NEWTODAYT
WOLVERINE. MOVE in, no
money down. Seller pays closing
costs. Amazing value. $89,000.
Reduced to $85,900. Water
view, 2 car garage. Beautiful 8
year old stick built. Coidwell
Banker Schmidt, Bill Winslow,
(231)347-7600
or
(231)838-5263,(16)
DUPLEX. GAYLORD.
rooms, 1 car detached
Washer/dryer Security
$640/month
plus
(734)604-8528
1-888-216-8918
evenings.(IO)
Call Fred Smith
REALTOR ASSOCIATE
989-939-7008
Log cabin cloee t6 Pigson & Staipeonrfvars. Soidhr
bwonSacros. 2s(^fir»i3lK8.Mpre8sflooirg.
• k y f g h t s a r x l loft m a s t e r W c f f i c e . K d c o v e r e d p o r c h .
Q u e s t cottage. M L S 2 5 1 2 8 9 $ 1 9 9 , 9 0 0
JW3F RAfvCH MOMf with
FULLY-FURNISHED MDUDR^ S
of Pen:^ Laks. Double fire- of ttie linens, dishes and silverware,
place in iMng room and dnng boat and lawn mower Enfoy
room Much of Sie home has beenwinter days m front o< a warm ^ n
lOdateO - newer rool, dram field tl% bnck fireplace. New carpeting m
^ sidfig. newer furnace,
rran iMng
washer,
level carpet - ^
Perch Lato jUSt a short waK away
much, much more
Adfoms over 1,000 acres o( stale
1272,500 MLS #251830
Imj. S129.9M, MLS #247538
2 bedgarage.
deposit.
utilities.
days.
UNIQUE DESIGN & tasKUfy
finished. MJti level irvng at its besi
A bedroom 3 Dethroom, rnaster
sute. dnng room, tamly room, lar^
fitepiac«, 3 levels & basement. 24x36
wnh 20x36 storage
iusl ncrti of lown or
on 2 81
S212.IM. Ibis #251754
NEWTODAY!
GAYLORD. 5 acres on private
dead end road just west of town.
Ideal location to raise a family.
Electric and telephone. $24,900.
$500 down, $310/ month. 11%
land contract, www.northernlandco.com.
Northern
Land
Company,
1 -800-968-3118.(021 OtfnOOS)
EXCEPTIONALLY NICE 1 and 2
bedroom apartments and spacious 3 bedroom town homes.
Now accepting applications for
immediate
occupancy.
Park
Meadow Apartments, 1 block
east of K-Mart on Commerce
Boulevard. (989)-731-1159. TDD
1-800-760-1997. Call or stop by
today. Evening and weekend appointments available. Income restrictions apply. Equal housing
opp>ortunity.(16)
TOTALLY REMODELED townhouse.
Close
to
school.
(989)732-2270.(07t)
WBniindlnMng^)lttoMliMlcoRiMyoul N m
Utchan witti iww afiptanoM, 2 llraplwM. l a g * ( m i V
rDoin,hnnal c l i i k ^ 2 M l M l h r e o m i l r a o f n l l y
n m o c W a d - o m with j d tub. 4 bcckooin* p k a p o t i U ( S ' ' l n l a « H r l m l (•^Mtwindowibulno
doMt). A b u n d m itcrag*, sttachad g m g e , p a m d
A I w m v , iialnldar
ibom o o u n d p m
finndlnyinl,haiiwiHirenty. AOMoneilii^
Grea& Values:
Lookmg tor Michayw* Property?
EFFICIENCY ROOMS. Ail utilities included. $325/$400. Call
Chns, (989)350-8005,(22)
Lots & Acreage
006
BEST LOT in Sunrise Meadows.
Gorgeous view in Gaylord's
dream subdivision. Easy finance.
Zero
down.
$159/month.
(772)539-9680.(05)
COLDWELL
BANKER
^'our buyer could be anywiicic Coidwell [Ranker is e\ery\vhere
008
WANTED:
CAMPGROUND,
cabins or resort to lease or purchase. Must be within a 30 mile
radius of Gaylord, Send letter of
interest to; c/o Chuck, 2631
South 37 Road. Cadillac, Ml
49601 (09)
by Wojtkowlak Builders Inc.
3 b^room, 2 bath, full basemeni Cape
Cod home on 2-1/2 acres (additional
5 acres available) wilh 2 car attached
garage.PicKyourfloc^coveririg Minutes
ôm town. Close to snowmobile/ORV
trails and state land Reduced
$l3e,S00. Call 989-732-2614
EXECUTIVE
LAKEFRONT
home. For sale by owner. By appointment.
www.owners.com.
#AWT2072.
(989)732-7470,(1003tfn004)
C O L D U I C L L
B A N K e R Q
.OCATiCi'. and
wondefui Views of the 1 ith hole of
More t i e n j t a t a m c U e l L s g e t a m e addfan. tandy r o o i a
freplaoe.aBached24
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Q i t f f i e L f l i c e t t n e n i b e s . M L S 251596 $54,900
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Spacious 2 badrDORi, 2 b a h rand) on (M a m of
mapla hafdwDods. Lsgeiocnnanddoeetat
m ^ l o o r i i ^ . i r t r W a d valuultiaaennrtolin
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Call 9 8 9 - 2 ^ 2 0 Office; 989-732-4569 cindyclarkred@charter.net
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CiakHitit-d I n d e x
RENTALS
REAL ESTATE
000 Ao^wtamg Standards
001 Busmsss Prop«rty
002 Fanra/Land
u.
/tlfklk,.:ac€ 004 Hous«9 for Sate
19 M W r l i M f
005 Income/ Investment
MNtM-731-1111
Property
M«*l<rMl77-S1»-4l70
006 Lois & Acreage
ADVERTISING DEADUNES The deadline to
007 Mobit6lk4oduiar Housing
place a dassrtied ad m the Wednesday HefakJ
006 Real Estate Wanted
Times IS Monday at 10 00 a.m. The deadline
009 Resort/Vacation Property
for the Saturday Herald Times & MartêtPlace
IS Wednesday at 5 p.m.
(uusiniDtiuiisHn
Business Property
For Rent
Apartments For Rent
010
011
Two I
Bedroom
Duplex
If
010 >^Mrtments For Rant
011 Businebs Property For Rent
012 Houses For Rent
013 Rooms For Rent
014 Resort Property For Rent
015 VtanlM To Rent
016 Misceilaneous For Rent
017 Roomnfâtes Wanted
ANNOUNCEMENTS
101 Armouncemems
102 Card o' Thanks
oil
your
For r e n t :
2,$00 square foot office
building at a prime
location on South Otsego
Avenue just south of
McCoy Road. Spacious
parking, pleasant setting.
3,800 sq. ft. with 11 offices, conference room, kitchen, basement &
high visibility.
plus all utilities l-%cai lease
rccpured ^âII
7^2-7852
todav for a showing
Call for more information. ^
LARGE 2 tiedrooms. $460/
month plus utilities. In town. No
pets. References. (231)599-2895
or (231)675-1619.(13t)
23,000 »Q. f t with 17,000 sq. ft.
prime Class-A offices, elevator
One floor. 6,000 sq. ft. leased.
(treat Hcftiil I ocatioii
Sail' - / I'll Si' - ( (tn Divifh'
MEW TODAY!
OFFICE SPACE for lease. 5.450
square feet. Will divide. 1029
Gornick
Avenue,
Gaylord.
(989)390-0362
or
(989)731-1218.(12)
1 BEDROOM apartment. $425. 2
tjedroom duplex. Garage. $650.
Both immaculate and many extras included. (989)390-1213.(16)
MEWTOMYt
1 TOWNHOUSE. Exceptionally
large.
Close
to
school.
(989)732-2270.(16)
500 to 1 ^
sq. f t unrts at Parkside
Mini Mall. Great values!
Inihistrhil - Warehouse
Sale - l.ea\e - (an Diriile
N E W TODAY!
2 BEDROOM downstairs apartment with attached garage.
Pleasant neighbortrood in town.
Washer, dryer. Includes water,
sewer, garbage pickup and
plowing. No fjets. $625/month.
(989)732-9880.(16)
Houses For Rent
6.000 sq. ft. with 2 offices, air com
pressor, 3 overhead doors. Fenced
storage and parking with diesel
plug ins.
NEWTODAYF
WHY PAY heat? Remodeled 1
t>edroom units on Otsego Lake.
Daily, weekly or S495''month Includes utilities, furnishings and
cable.
No
pets.
(231)233-2370.(16)
12.000 sq. f t , great service facility
includes 1,400 sq, ft. of offices,
overhead doors and floor hoist.
dale j. smith Realty
your
1
RENTAL
CONNFX TION
PREMIUM
PROFESSIONAL
medical office space for lease on
Soutfi (Dtsego Avenue. Indivklual
suites of 800 and 1.200 square
feet or will customize 2.(X)0. 1 office suite for lease. 550 square
feet. Call (989)732-2600 for more
information. (0505tfn011)
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE space
for lease. 350 square feet up to
1.200 square feet. Downtown location.
(989)732-5118.(0201tfn011)
(989) 732-2477 • 1-800-822-2350
www.dalejsmith.com
e-mail - daie®clalejsmith,com
1349 S, Otsego, Box 309. Gaylord. Ml 49735
Apartments
LAKEVIEW APARTMENTS. Two
bedfooms starting at $595/month,
ANNEX EFFICIENCY. Studio, $375/
month. 2 bedrooms. $550/month
COMMERCIAL RENTALS available. Retail or office space. Call
(989)614-1004
or
e-mail
scott@dunnsonline.com. (0722tfn
Oil)
Home
BEAUTIFUL. Three bedrooms, two
baths, in town. Must see.
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS locations available. Office suites or
storefronts.
(989)732-5118.(0201tfn011)
dale j. s m i t h Realty
(9S9) 732-2477 • 1-800-822-2350
www.dalejscnith.com
e-mail - dale@daleismith.com
1349 S. Otsego, Box 309.
Gaylord. Ml 49735
Offices • Stores
012
1, 2 OR 4 bedroom
(989)732-4318.(31t)
205 Qffic«Oencal
206 Smiations Wanted
207 Trades/lndustrtai
206 Sales
209 Sett Employment'
Opportunrty
210 Medical/Professional
MERCHANDISE
301 Clothing
302 Produce 4 Plants
303 Garage/Viard Sales
304 Heating/Air Conditioning
rentals.
2 BEDROOM, 1 bath house. Gas
heat, central air $625/month.
Security deposit. No pets No
smoking, (989)731-4508.(12)
2 BEDROOM, 2 bath condominium. In town. $600/month. $600
security. (989)390-3771.(05)
2 BEDROOM, 2 bath, 14 x70'
mobile with 2 car garage.
$600/month plus security deposit (734)644-4588.(02)
601 Horvee & Kding Stabiee
602 Pets & Supphes
603 Lwestocfc & Feed
900 Free Oassffieds
AUTOMOTIVE
MARKETPLACE
(Separata Sectton)
701 C m
702 Auto Parts/Acceeaonea
703 VWSport Uttty Vehicle
704 Trucks
705UtityT
305 Houa^xM Goods
306 MtsceKaneous For Sale
307 Musical Mercriandise
308 Electronics
309 Wanted To Buy
310 Machinery
311 Antiques & Auctions
RECREATIONAL
401 Sportng Goods
402 Recreational Vehicles
403 BoatVSnowmoWes
UVESTOCKAPFTS
Houses For Rent
Houses For Rent
Business Property
For Rent
OFPFRESPACE
wMli l-car attached aaragc. lull
Kvscincnt Complctci\ like new
conditjon. c xw optional I \ cicaii'
Cit\ vviitcr ic stwcr. oak cabincls ncwcaipct. I balh.appro\imalc|\ l.lkXI sq ft of spate
All lawn cure & sni>w rcm«>\al
mcludcd HcautifulK landscopcd
with iireat citv parks out sour
liont d.Hir N() PI-IS Pl.l'ASF'
l.otaicd on l lkvicw Drive
fVe'rc
103 Ff«eOfler«
104 H«)py Notes
105 Loel and Found
106 Personals
107 CMd Care Servces
106 Services Avaiia&ie
109 Busmees Oppodunity
EMPLOYMENT
201 Adrrvmstratrvft' Professional
202 Clube/Hestaurants
203 Child Care Help Wanted
204 Help Wanted/Miscellaneous
Houses For Rent
012
012
HOSTMAN'S QUALITY Rental is VERY NICE 3 bedroom, 1-1/2
nrtobile
home.
tfie home of discounted rents, bath
or
(989)732-0599. Pets and flexible (989)731-1235
(989)619-5884.(09)
terms considered. Check Herald
Times vhreeker>d issue for rental VERY NICE 3 bedrooms. Otsego
list or pick up applk:^k>n in the Lake access. Great natghborfnxit door steel box arxl view list hood.
$600/nr)onth.
at 136 r>4ofth Court Street. We (810)701-0335.(09)
usu^
have available rental
properties. Want to earn a few
3 BEDROOM, 1 bath cottage. bucks? Join my confidential colRanger Lake Road off McCoy. lection teem. CaU Dave for Infor- 013
$600/month plus security de- matlon.(16)
SMALL SINGLE room for rent.
posit. (734)644-4588.(02)
Everything included except food.
$70/week, (989)390-1615,(05)
3 BEDROOMS, 2 battis. On 10
acres. Pole bam. Air. AH appliM W r o i A Y
ances inckjdir>g washer and
4 BEDROOM h o u M S mUas
dryer. $875/morTth plus utilities.
from town. $4(XVttionth pkja deDeposit and
1 year lease.
posit.
2970
Qoelow
Road. 014
(231)584-3335.(22)
(989)370-1498.(16)
NEWT(H>4Y!
4 BEDROOM house. Full baseBELLA LUNA condominium at
ment. Upstairs. Ckjse to town,
B C W T M M i Y r
Orange
Beach, Alabama. By
$650/month. (989)732-3603.(17t)
IN special! 3 bedroom Ohno IslarKl. 2 bedrooms. 2
ALBA. CLEAN 2 bedroom TTK>- lylOVE IN
house
on
Otsaoo
Lake
with
baths.
Call
Paul, (251)402-2962
bile home, $450/month plus seaccess.
Refrigerator, o r ^ 2 8 ^ 3 6 6 ^ ^ 2 8 j ^ 6 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
curity.
No
pefts. deeded
stove.
New
carpet,
new
roof,
{734)649-1570.(05)
new fumaca. Nonsmoking. SpeCABIN AND mobile home at
cial $50Q/month for first 2
Lost Acres Cabins. Cabin #6,
montttt. $650/month pkis secu- 016
$375 with utilities. Near Blue
rity. Will consider lease with op- RENT OR purchase rêw 24'x48'
Gill Lake. 11010 North ( ^ d
tion to buy. (989)614-0608.(16)
storage unit. LarKi contract
US-27. 2 bedroom mobile
terms available. Maxi Storage,
home. $395. New paint, carpet,
(989)731-0888.(07)
Q l E W T C H M n
wirvjows. plus utilities and se-
012
3 BEDROOM home with garage.
Located on beautiful wooded
property in Johannesburg area.
New doors, windows, appliances, carpet arxl l<r>ol^m.
$575/month.
References
needed No pets or smoking.
(989)786-2309
or
V2677.(19)
Rooms For Rent
Resort Property
For Rent
Miscellaneous For
Rent
curity. No pets. 11006 North
QkJ
US-27.
1 -877-227-6976.(29t)
VERY NICE 2 bedroom apartment,
761
tûmer
Road.
Wooded settir^. Ctose to town.
Washer, dryer. Clean and ready
to move in, (989)732-3828.(16)
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LEOAL
NOT>CE O f MOfrrOAQC
FOAECLOSUnE SALE
THtS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR
ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT
ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN
WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER BELOW IF
YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY
DUTY.
ATTN PURCHASERS: This sal« may
be rMcinded by the forBdoeing mo«lgagee. In that event, your ciamages. If
any. shall be limited sotely to the return of the bid amount tendered at
sale, plus interest.
MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been
made in the conditions of a mortgage
made by Dan Duff and Shan>n L.
Duff, husband and wife, original mortg a g e s ) . to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems. Inc., as nominee
for ler>der and lender's successors
and/or assigns. Mortgagee, dated
May 28, 1999. and recorded on June
1. 1999 in Liber 722 on Page 365. In
Otsego county records, Michigan,
and assigned by said Mortgagee to
Fifth Third Mortgage Company as assignee. on which mortgage there Is
claimed to be due at the date hereof
the sum of Thirty-Seven Thousand
Thirty-Three And 70/100 Dollars
($37,033.70), including interest at
7.125% per annum.
Under the power of sale contained in
said mortgage and the statute In such
case made and provided, notice is
hereby given that said mortgage will
be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some part of
them, at public vendue, at the place
.of holding the circuit court within Otsego County, at 10:00 AM, on January 31, 2008.
Now, therefore, by virtue of the power
of sale contained m said Mortgage,
and pursuant to the statute of the
State of Michigan in such case made
and provided, notice is hereby given
that on Thursday, the 2181 day of
Febnjary. 2008. at 10:00 o clock a.m..
local time, said nôrtgage will be foreclosed by a sale at public auction, to
the highest bidder, at the main lobby
of the Otsego County Courthouse.
225 West fiîn, Gaylord, Michigan, of
LEGAL
the premises described in said mortNOTTCE OF MORTGAGE
gage, or so much thereof as nây
FORECLOSURE SALE
necessary to pay the amount due. as
THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR aforesaid, on said mortgage, with the
ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT interest thereon at 6,50% per annum
ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN and all legal costs, charges and exWILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- penses. including the attorney fees
POSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OF- allowed by law. and also any sum or
FICE AT THE NUMBER BELOW IF sums which may be paid by the unYOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY dersigned, necessary to protect its interest in the premises, which said
DUTY.
preqnises are descnbed as follows:
ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may
be rescinded by the foreclosing mort- /Ml that certain piece or parcel of land
gagee. In that event, your damagee. if situated in the Township of Chester,
any, shall be limited solely to the re- County of Otsego, and State of
turn of the bid amount tendered at Michigan and descnbed as follows,
to-wit:
FC C 246.593.1301
Trott & Trott. PC.
Attorr>ey« For Servicer
31440 Nerthweetem H»ghway. Suite
200
FaiTTMngton
HiHs.
Michigan
48334-2525
FHe«177330F01
(12-26-4)
made by Debra R Brown and Michael
R Brown, Wife and Husband, original
mortgagorts), to Centex Home Equity
Company. LLC, Mortgagee, dated
July 7. 2006. and recorded on July
26. 2006 in Liber 1103 on Page 166.
in Otsego county records, Michigan,
on which mortgage there is claimed
to be due at the date hereof the sum
of One Hundred Twenty-Seven Thousand Nine Hundred Forty-Eight And
46/100 Dollars ($127,946.45), including interest at 6.45% per annum.
said mortgage and the statute in such
• Sereby given that said mortgage will
Satd premises are situated In Village
be foreclosed by a sale of the mortof Vanderbitt. Otsego County, Michigaged premises, or sonw part of
gan. and are descnbed as:
of holdir>g the circuit court within OtLot 1, Block 2. Warren's Addition to sego County, at 10:00 AM, on Januthe Village of Vanderbilt, as recorded ary 24. 2006.
in Liber 1 of Plats, page 96. Otsego
County Records.
Said premises are situated in Township of Chester, Otsego County.
The redemption period shall be 6
Michigan, and are descnbed as:
months from the date of such sale,
unless determined abandoned in acThe West 1/2 of the West 1/2 of the
cordance with MCLA 600.3241a, in
West 1/2 of the East 1/2 of the Northwhich case the redemption period
west 1/4 of Section 26. Town 30
shall be 30 days from the date of
North. Range 2 West
such sale.
Dated: January 2, 2006
For more information, please call:
FC J 248.593.1311
Trott & Trott, PC.
Attorneys For Servicer
31440 Northwestern Highway, Suite
200
Farmington
Hills,
Michigan
48334-2525
File #085686F02
(1-2-4)
LEGAL
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE
THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR
WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER BELOW IF
DUTY.
ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may
be rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee. In that event, your damages, if
any. shall be limited solely to the return of the bid amount tendered at
Wednesday. January 16, 2006 • 3
Legals fci Public Notices
Qaylord Herald Times ClMSlfteds
unless determined abandoned in accordance with MCLA 600.3241a. in
which case the redemption period
such sale.
Dated: December 26, 2007
FC F 246.593.1313
Tnatt & Tnstt. PC.
31440 Northwestern Highway. Suite
200
Farmington
Hills,
Michigan
48334-2525
File #17e316F01
(12-26-4)
LEGAL
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
FORECLOSURE NOTKSE
This is an attempt to collect a debt
and any information obtained will be
used for that purpose Please contact
the office below if you are in active
military service.
Lot 45, CRESTWOOD SUBDIVISION,
according to the plat thereof as recorded in Liber 3 of Plats. Pages
53-55. inclusive, Otsego County Records.
The redemption period shj^l be six (6)
months f r ^ the date of such sale,
unless determined abandoned in accordance with 1948CL 600.3241a, m
which case the redemption penod
such sale.
MORTGAGEE:
FIRST FEDERAL OF
MJCHIGAN
100 S. Second Avenue
Alpena, Ml 49707
NORTHERN
Keith Wallace. P21932
Isackson & Wallace. PC.
Attorney for Mortgagee. First Federal
of Northern Michigan
114 S. Second Avenue
Alpena. Michigan 49707
(1-9-4)
LEGAL
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY SERVICE PLEASE CONTACT
OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER BELOW.
ATTENTION POTENTIAL PURCHASERS AT FORECLOSURE SALE: In
the case of resolution pnor to or simultaneously with the aforementioned foreclosure sale, NPB Mortgage LLC may rescind this sale at any
time pnor to the end of the redemption penod. In that event, your dcimages. if any. shall be limited to the return of your bid amount tendered al
the sale, plus interest.
Default having occurred m the conditions of a certain Mortgage made by
Frank H. Moore and Judith A. Moore,
husband and wife, to NPB Mortgage
LLC. dated June 24. 2005, and recorded in the Office of the Register of
Deeds for the County of Otsego in the
State of Michigan on July 5. 2005. in
Liber 1057, Page(s) 644, et, seq.. on
which Mortgage there is claimed to
be due as of the date of this Notice
the sum of $117.267,06, which
amount may or may not be the entire
lodebtednees owed by Frank H.
Moore and Judith A Moore, husbarxj
and wife, to NPB Mortgage LLC. together with interest at 10.6250 per
cent per annum.
NOW THEREFORE. Notice is hereby
given that the power of sale contained in said Mortgage has become
operative ev^d that pursuant to that
power of sale and MCL 600.3201 et.
seq.. on January 24. 2006 at 10:00
a.m.. at the North Door of the
City-County Building in Gaylord,
Michigan, that being the place for
holding the Circuit Court and/or for
conducting such foreclosure sales for
the County of Otsego, there will be
offered at public sale, the premises,
or some part thereof. descnt>ed in
said Mortgage as follows, to wit:
THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE
SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 19.
TOWNSHIP 29 NORTH. RANGE 3
WEST AND THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF
THE SOUTHEAST 1/4, SECTION 19.
TOWNSHIP 29 NORTH. RANGE 3
WEST
The redemption penod shall be one
(1) year from the date of sale unless
the property is found to be abandoned pursuant to MCL 600.3241a. in
shall be the later of thirty (30) days
from the date of sale or fifteen (15)
days from the date the notice required by MCL 600.3241a(b) was
posted and mailed.
NPB Mortgage LLC
BRANDT. FISHER. ALWARD & ROY.
PC,
By: DONALD A, BRANDT (P30183)
Attorneys for Mortgagee
1241 E. Eighth Street, P.O. Box 5617
Traverse City, Michigan 49696-5617
(231) 941-9660
(12-19-5)
LEGAL
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE, PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER BELOW IF
DUTY.
MORTGAGE SALE • Default heis been
made by Gail A Katke and Scott
Katke. wife and husband, to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems.
Inc., Mortgagee, dated July 14, 2004
and recorded July 20, 20(54 m Liber
1005, Page 175. Otsego County Records. Michigan, Said mortgage is
now held by Aurora Loan ^ r v l c e s .
LLC by assignment. There is claimed
to be due at the date hereof the sum
of Eighty-Five Thousand Five Hundred Twenty and 64/100 Dollars
($85,520.64) including interest at 8%
per annum.
hereby grven that said mortgage will
them, at public vendue at the North
door of the City County Building in
Gaylord, Michigan in Otsego County.
Michigan at 10:00 a m, on JANUARY
31. 2Q08.
Said premises are located in the
Township of Hayes, Otsego County.
Michigan, and are descnt:»ed as:
Lot 3, Beacon Square, a* recorded in
Liber 3 of Plats. Pages 67-86. Otsego
County Record.
The redemption penod shall t>e 6
months from tf>e date of such sale,
unless determined abandoned in accordance with MCLA §600.3241a, in
shall t>e 30 days from the date of
such sale.
TO ALL PURCHASERS: The foreclosing mortgagee can rescind the sale
In that event, your damages, if any,
are limited solely to tf>e return of the
bid amount tendered at sale, plus in;
terest.
cordance with MCLA 600.3241a. in
such sale
Dated: January 16. 2008
F C C 248.593,1301
Trott & Trott, PC.
200
Farmington
HiHs,
Michigan
48334-2525
File i1810l6F01
(1-16-4)
LEGAL
FORECLOSURE NOTICE
Dated: J ^ u a r y 2, 2006
RANDALL S. MILLER & ASSOCIATES, PC. IS A DEBT COLLECTOR
AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED
WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
Orlans Associates. PC.
Attorneys for Servicer
PO, Box 5041
Troy. Ml 48007-5041
(248) 457-1000
File No. 191.3449
(1-2-4)
Mortgage Sale - Default has twen
made in the conditions of a certain
mortgage made by Karen Andrea Matron. a single woman to Mortgage
Electronic Rsgistration Systems Inc.,
acting solely as nominee for Countywide Bank, N.A., Mortgagee, dated
THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR August 25. 2006. and recorded on
ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT September 8, 2Cb6, in Liber 1107,
ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN Page 872, Otsego County Records,
WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- said mortgage was assigned to Bank
POSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OF- of New York EIS Tnjstee for the CerlifiFICE AT THE NUMBER BELOW IF cateholders CWALT. Inc. Alternative
YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY Loan Trust 2006-OA17. Mortgage
Pass-Through
Certificates,
SeriM
DUTY.
2006-OA17 by an Assignment of
ATTN PURCHASERS; This sate may Mortgage which has been submitted
be rescinded by the foreclosing mort- to the Otsego County Register of
gagee. In that event, your damages, if Deeds , on which mortgage there is
any. shall be limited solely to the re- claimed to be due at the date hereof
turn of the bid amount tendered at the sum of One Hundred Thirty Nine
Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty One
Dollars and 21/100($139.751.21) inMORTGAGE SALE • Default has been cluding interest at the rate of 6.5<X)%
made in the conditions of a mortgage per annum.
made by James E Colby and Demarus A Colby, Husband and Wife, origi- Under the power of sale contained in
nal moftgagOftB). to ABN AMRO said mortgage and the statute in such
Mortgage Group, Inc., a Delaware case made and provided, notice is
Corporation, Mortgagee, dated May hereby given that said mortgage will
3. 2002. ar>d recorded on May 16. be foreclosed by a sale of the mort2002 in Liber 0661 on Page 105, in gaged premises, or some part of
Otsego county records, Michigan, on them, at pubhc venue, at the North
which mortgage there is claimed to door of the City-County Building in
tê due at the date hereof the sum of Gaylord, Michigan at 10:00 AM on
Sixty-Five Thousand Six Hundred February 7, 2008.
Eighty-One And
11/100
Dollars
($65,661.11), including interest at 7% Said premises are situated in the
per annum.
Township of Otsego Lake. Otsego
County, Michigan, and are described
case made and provided, notice is Lot 1957, Michaywe Number 15, Othereby given that said mortgage will sego Lake Township. Otsego County,
be foreclosed by a sale of the mort- Michigan, according to the plat
gaged premises, or some part of thereof as recorded in Liber 3 of
them, at public vendue, at the place Plats, Pages 95-99, Otsego County
of holding the circuit court within Ot- Records
sego County, at 10:00 A^4, on February 14. 2006,
1150 Matterhorn Ct
LEGAL
NOTICE OF IMORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE
Said premises are situated in Township of Bckgley. Otsego County.
Michigan, and are described as:
Lot 16, Rolling Hills, according to the
Plat thereof as Recorded in Liber 3 of
Plats, Pages 64-66, Otsego County
Records,
The redemption penod shall be 6
unless determined abandoned in accordance with MCL 600.3241 a, in
such sale, or 15 days after statutory
notice, whichever is later
unless determined abandoned m ac-
OTSEGO L A K E T O W N S H I P
MINUTES
D E C E M B E R 2 0 . 2007
DEFAULT having been made in the
terms arvj corKjitions of « certain
Regular m o n t h l y m e e t i n g of t h e O t s e g o Lake T o w n s h i p B o a r d
mortgage made by EDWARD F.
MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been PACKARD IV. a Single man, and
called to order by S u p e r v i s o r W a g a r at 7 : 0 0 p.m. All b o a r d
made in the conditions of a mortgage JENNY L. KLEIN, a single woman,
m e m b e r s present a n d nine a u d i e n c e m e m b e r s . M o t i o n t o apmade by David E. Alexander and Mortgagors, to First Federal of Northp r o v e m i n u t e s of last meeting. Gener al f u n d and fire f u n d balGeorgetta J. Alexander, husband and em M i ^ i g a n . Mortgagee, dated the
ances reported by clerk. M o t i o n t o pay bills for t h e general
wrfe, onginal mortgagorts), to Amen- 26th day of November. 2003, and refund, fire f u n d a n d t r a s h f u n d . M o t i o n t o a d o p t resolutions for
first Financial Coloration, Mortga- corded in the Office of the Register of
c h a n g i n g signatures o n b a n k a c c o u n t s a n d t o c l o s e p o s t ofgee. dated November 6, 2001, and Deeds for the County of Otsego and
N o r t h C o u n t r y C o m m u n i t y fvlental H e a l t h B o a r d will h o l d its r e g u fice box at G a y l o r d P o s t O f f i c e a n d have all mail f o r w a r d e d t o
recorded on November 13, 2001 in State of Michigan, on the 1st day of
larly s c h e d u l e d m o n t h l y m e e t i n g o n T hur sday. January 17th at
Liber 0631 on Page 153. and as- December, 2003 in Liber 0973 of
t o w n s h i p box at t h e W a t e r s P o s t Office. R e p o r t s f r o m Fire
4:30 p , m . in t h e Board C o n f e r e n c e R o o m . S e c o n d Floor, O n e
signed by said Mortgagee to Principal County Records, pages 374-386. on
Department, P l a n n i n g C o m m i s s i o n , w h i c h i n c l u d e d a p p o i n t M
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m e n t s t o fill v a c ^ c y a n d r e a p p o i n t Stults a n d a p p o i n t t w o
special n e e d s or information t o b e b r o u g h t before the N C C M H
as documented by an assignment, in be due. at the date of this notice, for
new alternates, also r e p o r t s f r o m Trustees, C e m e t e r y C o m Otsego county records, Michigan, on principal and interest, the sum of
B o a r d s h o u l d c o n t a c t J o a n B o o t h at (231)347-7890.
mittee a n d C o n s t a b l e Report, M o t i o n t o a m e n d t h e D e p u t y
which mortgage there is claimed to Seventy Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty
Treasurers b u d g e t . M o t i o n t o s e n d d e p u t y treasurer t o c o n be due at the date hereof the sum of Two and 40/100 Dollars ($70,952.40).
N C C M H is a n e q u a l o p p o r t u n i t y e m p l o y e r / p r o g r a m . R e a s o n a b l e
vention in place of treasurer. M e e t i n g a d j o u r n e d at 8:20 p . m .
Eighty-Three Thousand Three Hun- /Vnd no suit or proceedings at law or
a c c o m m o d a t i o n s will b e p r o v i d e d u p o n notification or r e q u e s t .
dred Seventy And 63/100 Dollar? in equity having been instituted to reNext regular m e e t i n g will b e J a n u a r y 17. 2 0 0 8 at 7:00 p.m.
Auxiliary aids a n d services are available, u p o n request, t o indi($83,370.63), including interest at 7% cover the debt now remaining seper annum.
v i d u a l s w i t h disabilities.
cured by said Mortgage or any part
Lorraine M a r k o v ich, Clerk
thereof whereby the power of sale
3 Lake T o w n s h i p
Under the power of sale contained in contained in said Mortgage has beThis m e e t i n g is o p e n t o all m e m b e r s of t h e public under M i c h i said mortgage ar>d the statute in such come operative.
gan's O p e n M e e t i n g s Act.
be foreclosed by a sale of the rrxjrtgaged premises, or some part of
of fwlding the circuit court within Otsego County, at 10:00 AM, on January 24, 2006.
Regular m e e t i n g held o n D e c e m b e r 13, 2 0 0 7 at 6:10 p.m,. All
Said premises are situated in Townm e m b e r s present. Assessor, Margaret B l a c k a n d o n e citizen
ship of Bagley, Otsego County,
a t t e n d e d . A c c e p t e d m i n u t e s a n d all reports. M o t i o n s a p You c a n o b t a i n a c o p y of t h e written petition
Michigan, and are descnbed as:
IN THE MATTER OF
p r o v e d t o pay bills, a p p o i n t D o n Cherry t o fill t h e t e m p o r a r y
by r e q u e s t i n g it in w r i t i n g f r o m Mr. Rodney L.
v a c a n c y of B r u c e O g d e n t o t h e Elmira-Warner Fire C o m m i s Lot 75. Pine Briar, as recorded in LiS c h o o l c r a f t , L a n d m a n for Petitioner, 720 S o u t h
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FOR A N ORDER F R O M THE SUPERVISOR
Otsego County Records.
49735, telephone number 989-731-9397,
S k o p Road north 1,4 miles, p a y w a g e s & registration fees for
OF W E L L S A U T H O R I Z I N G T H E C U R R E N T
Supervisor a n d B O R m e m b e r s t o a t t e n d training at Treetops
L O C A T I O N A N D A N E X C E P T I O N T O THE
a n d t o a p p o i n t J a n e l l e C r a w f o r d , Doreen Ostrander, Peggy
Take n o t e that if y o u w i s h t o participate as a
S P A C I N G R E Q U I R E M E N T S OF ORDER NOS.
unless determined abandoned in acHall a n d B a r b F l e m i n g a s e l e c t i o n i n s p e c t o r s for t h e Presidenparty in t h e h e a r i n g by p r e s e n t i n g e v i d e n c e or
cordance wtth MCLA 600.3241a, in
1 0 - 1 2 - 8 7 AND (A) 1 4 - 9 - 9 4 FOR THE STATE
tial Primary o n 1-15-08,
c r o s s - e x a m i n i n g w i t n e s s e s , y o u shall prepare
HAYES 8 - 2 0 W E L L L O C A T E D IN SECTION
a n d mail or othenwise deliver t o t h e Petitioners
20, HAYES T O W N S H I P . O T S E G O COUNTY.
such sale.
N e x t Regular m e e t i n g o n February 14, 2 0 0 8 at 6:00 p.m..
a n d Supervisor, n o t less t h a n 5 d a y s before t h e
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2 2 , 2 0 0 8 at 7:00 p . m ,
m a n n e r set f o r t h in R 324.1204(6). Proof o f
C A U S E NO, 0 2 - 2 0 0 8
m a i l i n g or delivering the a n s w e r shall b e filed
S u s a n S c h a e d i g . Clerk
w t t h t h e S u p e r v i s o r o n or b e f o r e t h e d a t e o f t h e
riOTiCfÊUEABihQ
hearing. T h e a n s w e r shall state w i t h specificity
t h e interested p e r s o n ' s p o s i t i o n w i t h regard t o
Take notice that a c o n t e s t e d c a s e hearing
t h e petition. Failure t o p r e p a r e a n d sen/e an
will b e held before t h e S u p e r v i s o r of Wells
O N E M A C D O N A L D DRIVE, STE. A
(Supervisor) in t h e crty o f L a n s i n g , Michigan, o n
t h e TWELFTH DAY OF F E B R U A R Y {FEBRUARY
PETOSKEY, MiCHIQAN, 49770
12) 2008, BEGINNING AT 9 : 0 0 A,M,, AT THE
231-347-7890
DEPARTMENT OF E N V I R O N M E N T A L QUALITY
S T E P H E N NISBET H E A R I N G R O O M . ATRIUM
t o c o n s i d e r t h e p e t i t i o n a n d enter an order
LEVEL. SOUTH T O W E R , CONSTITUTION
w i t h o u t oral hearing. Mail t h e a n s w e r t o t h e
H A L L . 525 WEST A L L E G A N STREET. LANSING.
p e t i t i o n s t o M r R o d n e y L. S c h o o l c r a f t at t h e
MICHIGAN.
T h e h e a n n g will t>e c o n d u c t e d
a b o v e a d d r e s s , ar>d t o the S u p e r v i s o r in care of
p u r s u a n t to Part 615, S u p e r v i s o r of Wells,
t h e A s s i s t a n t S u p e r v i s o r o f Wells, Mr. Ha r o l d R.
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B o x 3 0 2 5 6 , Lansir>g, M i c h i g a n 4 8 9 0 9 - 7 7 5 6 .
2 0 5 E. C a y u g a S t . C o m m i s s i o n e r s R o o m ,
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23, R 324.101 et sea.: a n d t h e Administrative
S a p t a m b a r 18. 2008 - 4:30 P.M.
be directed to Ms. Susan Maui, OGS. Michigan
FEBRUARY 21. 2000 - 4:30 P.M.
P r o c e d u r e s A c t . 1969 PA 3 0 6 . as a m e n d e d ,
O r ^ M a c D o n a k l Dr.. 2 n d Fkx>r B o a r d R o o m ,
2 0 6 E. C a y u g a St., CcKnmi«akx>er8 R o o m .
D e p a r t m e n t o f E n v i r o n m e n t a l Quality, P.O. B o x
M C L 24.201 et s e o : M S A 3.560(101) et sea.
Petoskey
Betlaire
30256. Lansing, Michigan 48909-7756. phone
5 1 7 - 2 4 1 - 1 5 5 2 . P e r s o n s w t t h disabilities needO c t o b a r 16. 2008 - 4:30 P.M.
M a r c h 20, 2006 - 4:30 P.M.
i n g a c c o m m o d a t i o n s for effective p a r t i c i p a t k i n
T h e h e a n n g is for t h e p u r p o s e of receiving tesO n e M a c D o n a k J Dr.. 2 n d Fkx>r B o a r d R o o m ,
O n e MacDor>akl Or,, 2 n d F l o o r B o a r d R o o m ,
in t h i s h e a r i n g shoukJ call or wrtte M s . M a u l
t i m o n y and evidence p e r t a i n i n g t o t h e n e e d or
Petoskey
Petoskey
at least a w e e k in a d v a n c e of t h e hearir>g d a t e
desirability of issuing a n o r d e r in t h e matter of
t o r e q u e s t rrnibility. visual, t>earing. or ottier
t h e petition of Terra Energy, L t d (Petitioner).
N o v a m b a r 20, 2008 - 4:30 P.M.
A p r i l 17. 2008 - 4:30 P.M.
assistance.
2 0 5 E, C a y u g a St,. C o m m i s s j o n e r s R o o m ,
O n e MacOor\ald Or., 2r>d Fkx>r B o a r d R o o m ,
Petit»oner seeks an o r d e r o f t h e Supervisor
Bellaire
Pflftoskey
establishing the drillif)g unit o f t h e State Hayes
D a t e d : J a n u a r y 9, 2 0 0 8
8 - 2 0 well (Permit Numt>er 4 3 5 9 9 ) as the NE
D v c a m b a r 18. 2008 - 4:30 P.M.
N O R T H COUNTRY
C O M M U N I T Y MENTAL
HEALTH B O A R D M E E T I N G
ELMIRA TOWNSHIP
MINUTES
STATE OF MICHIGAN
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
SUPERVISOR OF WELLS
NORTH COUNTRY COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH
BOARD MEETING SCHEDULE
JANUARY - DECEMBER 2008
May 15, 2006 - 4:30 P.M.
2 0 5 E. C a y u g a St., Commt»»»or>ar« R o o m ,
Badaire
O n e MacOonaJd Dr.. 2 n d F k x x B o a r d R o o m ,
Petoskey
J u n « 19, 2006 - 4:30 P.M.
Plaase c h e c k your kx:al r>ewspapAr t h e week
prior t o ttie meetif>g for any c h a n g e s
O n a M a c O o n a W Or., J r x l F t o o r B o a r d R o o m .
Patoakey
July 17. 2006 - 4 : 3 0 P.M.
Ona MacOonald Or.. 2nd Ftoor Board Room.
Petoekay
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1/4 o f the S W 1/4, S e c t i o n 2 0 . T30N. R4W,
H a y e s Townshtp. O t s e g o C o u n t y a n d granting
an e x c e p t k y i t o Order N o s . 1 0 - 1 2 - 8 7 ar>d (A)
1 4 - 9 - 9 4 . authonzing a b o t t o m h o l e k>cation less
t h a n 3 3 0 feet f r o m t h e <yming unit boundary for
t h e State Hayes 8 - 2 0 A n t r i m Shale Formation
well. The d n l l n g untt for t h e S t a t e Hayes 8 - 2 0
welt w a s originaify e s t a b l i s h e d a s t h e ^
1/4 of
t h e S W 1/4 of S e c t t o n 2 0 , T 3 0 N . R4W. Hayes
Township, O t s e g o C o u n t y . M i c h i g a n .
H A R O L D R. F I T C H
ASSISTANT S U P E R V I S O R OF W E L L S
O f f i c e o f GaoiogicaJ Survey
RO, Box 30256
Lansing. M l 4 8 9 0 & - 7 7 5 6
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ship of Bagley. Otsego County.
Michigan, and are descnbed as
Dated January 9. 2006
Randall S. Millef & Associatas, PC
Attorneys tof Assigneti
43252 Woodward Ave , Suite 180
BlOOmti^d HIII5. MI 48302
(248) 336-9200
Our File No
1 72 00420
(1-9-4)
Lots 70. 71 72 and 73, Semmoie
Lake, according to the plat thereof as
recorded m Liber 2 of Plats. Rage 8 9.
Otsego County Records.
unless detemnned abandoned in accordance with MCLA 600-3241a, m
such sale
LEGAL
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE
IHIS FIRM IS A DtBT COLLECTOR
ATTFMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT
ANY INFORMAl lON WE OBTAIN
WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR
POSE PLEASE COf4TACT OUR OF
FICE AT THE NUMBER BELOW IF
YOU AHEr IN ACTIVE MILITARY
DUTY
eluding interest at 8 5% per annum
at sale, p'l*. interest
Under the power of sale contained m
said mortgage and the statute m such
be foreclosed by a sale of the nwrtgaged premises, or some part of
them, at public vendue at the North
door of the City County Building m
Gayiord. Michigan m Otsego County,
Michigan at 10 00 a m. on JANUARY
24. 2008
Dated
Dated January 16, 2008
For more information, please call
FC C 248 593 1301
Trott & Trott, PC
200
Farmmgton
Hills,
Michigan
48334-2525
File "18H36F01
M 16-4)
AITN PURCHASERS- This sale may
be rescinded by tfie foreclosing mort
qagee. in that ewent. your damages, if
any, siâll be limited solely to the return o1 the btd amount tendered lit
sale, plus interest
LEGAL
MOflTGAGE FORECLOSURE
MORTGAGE SAl B - Default has been
made by Mark A Mankowski. a single
person, original mortgagor(s), to ABN
AMRO Mortgage Group, inc.. Mortgagee dated October 23. 2001. and re
corded on November i3, 2001 in Liber 0831 on Page 028. m Otsego
county records. Michigan, on which
mortgage there is claimed lo be due
at the date hereof the sum of One
Hundred Eight Thousand Three Hundred Sixty-Four And 73'100 Dollars
(5108.364,7-3). including interest at
7,75% per annum.
ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT.
WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR
POSE. PLEASE COf^JTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER BELOW IF
DUTY
Said premises are situated in Town-
made m the conditions of a mortgage
made by Tammy Mankowski and
Gregory A. Mankowski. wife and husband. to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc.. Mortgagee,
dated July 21, 2006 and recorded
August 9, 2006 m L<ber 1104, Page
565. and An Affidavit of Scnveners
Error to correct the legal description
was submitted for recording, Otsego
County Records, Michigan
Sa»d
mortgage is now held by IndyMac
Bank F.S B by assignment There is
claimed to be due at the date hereof
the sum of One Hundred Eleven
Thousand Five Hundred Twenty-Eight
and 73/ioCJ*Doilars (Sm.528.73) in
Services Available
Services Available
108
108
Under the power of saJe contained m
case made and provided, notice 'S
be foreclosed by a sale of the mort
gaged premises, or some part of
of holding the circuit court within Otsego County, at 10:00 AM. on Febru
arv 14, 2008.
Said premises are located in the
Township of Bagley Otseqo County.
Michigan, and are described as.
Parcel 2, Part of the North one half of
the Southeast one-quarter of Section
24. Town 30 North, Range 3 West,
according to the Certificate of Survey
recorded m Liber 177 Pages 187-190,
Otsego County Records, more fully
described as commer>cing at the East
one-quarter corner of said Section
24, thence South 1 degrees 5 minutes 12 seconds East 179,00 feet
along the East Ime of said Section ?4
for a point ot beginning: thence South
1 degrees 05 minutes 12 seconds
East 179,00 feet along said East line
of the Section, thence South 88 degrees 42 minutes 54 seconds West
2453 10 feet, thence North l degrees
07 mmutes 07 seconds West 179 00
feet along the North-South one-quarter line of said Section, thence North
88 degrees 42 minutes 54 seconds
East 2'453.20 feet to the point of be
ginning, subiect to any part use<3,
taken or Deed for Roadway Purposes
over the Easterly 33 feet thereof and
expecting and reserving all oil. gas
and mineral rights Township of Bagley, Otsego County, Michigan
TONYA'S CLEANING. Commercial a n d residential. L i c e n s e d
a n d i n s u r e d (989)705-7548.(16)
Large Chicrv
Pris-iilc Room
DARRYL'S
A CIAYLOT
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Darryl Hill 9»9-939-71
AI r t M P r i N G TO COLLECT A D t B T
WfLL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE- NUMBER BELOW IF
YOU ARE IN ACTIVE NfllLlTARY
DUTY
ATTN PURCHASERS This sale may
be rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee In that event, your damages, if
any. shall be limited solely to the return of the bid amount tendered at
sale, plus interest
made by Timothy McMillion and Kyla
McMillion, husband and wife, original
mortgagor(si, to First National Bank
of Gayiord, Mortgagee, dated August
7, 2002, and recorded on August 9,
2002 in Liber 872 on Page 918, in Otsego county records, Michigan, on
which mortgage there is claimed to
be due at the date hereof the sum of
One Hundred Eighteen Thousand
Three Hundred Forty And 08/100 Dollars ($118,340.08). including interest
at 6.875''/i per annum
Under the power of sale contained m
said mortgage and the statute m such
them, at pubhc vendue, at the place
of holding the circuit court within Otsego County, at 10:00 AM, on February 14,2008.
Dated: January 16. 2008
a call:
For more information, (
FC F 248.593 1313
Trott & Trott, PC,
31440 Northwestem Highway, Suite
200
Farmmgton
Hills,
Michigan
48334-2525
File«181825F01
(1-16-4)
LEGAL
STATE OF MICHIGAN
46TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
COUNTY PROBATE
225 WEST MAIN STREET
GAYLORD, Ml 49735
(969)731-7500
1. Service ot process upon defendant Any and All Unknown Claimants,
Owners, Heirs, Devisees or Assignees
of Unknown, etc,, cannot reasonably
be made as provided in MCR2.105.
and service of process may be made
in a manner which is reasonably calculated to give defendant actu^ notice of the proceedings and an opportunity to be heard
IT IS ORDERED:
2. Servtee of the summons and complaint and a copy of this order may be
made by the following method(s):
a. First class mail to 8088 Washington
Street, Vandert)ilt. Ml 49795
b. Tacking or firmly affixing to the
door at 6 0 M Washington Street, Vemdefbilt. Ml 49796
d. Other Via publication pursuant to
MCR2.201(D). per 2.106(D)
3. For each method used, proof of
service must be filed promptly with
the court-
ORDER FOR ALTERNATE SERVICE
CASE NO. 07-12435-CH
"First Amended Complaint". , Interested parties must file an answer
within 28 days with Otsego Circuit
Court of the date of publication,"
Plaintiff
WELLS FARGO BANK. N.A.
Dated: December 21. 2007
Josie L. Lewis (P69317)
TROTT & TROTT, PC.
31440 Northwestern Hwy,, Ste, 200
Farmington Hilts, Ml 48334
(248)723-5988
Judge: Janet M. Allen {P30817)
(1-16-3)
H E R ^ E | ^ i m e s
Defendant
Any and All Unknown Claimants.
Owners. Heirs. Devisees, or Assignees of Unknown Claimants or Owners
to the Mobile Home located at;
8088 Washington Street
SELirTHEfUEH
Empty that basement or
garage with a garage or
yard sale! Achrertlse here
bycaling (969) 73M111.
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204
204
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nights a n d w e e k e n d s a must.
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disabilities w i t h O M R P status
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LEGAL
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE
THE COURT FINDS:
Help Wanted
Miscellaneous
201
sfnior
unless determined abandoned tn accordance with MCL^ 600.3241a, in
such sale.
*
Help Wanted
Miscellaneous
Administrative
Professional
Of'ciiitifi for
In the matter ot Any and All Unknown
Claimants. Owners. Heirs, Devisees
or Assignees of Unknown Claimants
Of Owner
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Said premises are situated in Township of Corwrth, Otsego County,
Michigan, and are described as.
December 26, 2007
Orlans Associates. PC
Attorneys for Servicer
PO. Box &041
Troy* Ml 48007-5041
(248)457.1000
File No 225 0897
unless determined abandoned m ac
cordance with MCLA §600.324la, m
which case the redemption p^nod
Such sale, TO ALL PURCHASERS'
The foreclosing mortgagee can rescind the sale. In that event, your
damages, if any, are limited solely to
the return of the b'd amount tendered
R E L I A B L E C L E A N I N G service.
Call Lon. (989)858-0129.(12)
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Oaylord Herald Times Classifieds
Legals S. Public Notices
4 • Wednesday, January lb,
S E U IT HERBl
Empty that taasement or garage with a
garage or yard sale! Advertise here by
calling (9691 732-1111,
16
PUBLIC NOTICE
BE A LEGAL BEAGLE
2 0 0 8 D O G LICENSE
O t s e g o C o u n t y 2008 D o g Licenses m a y b e p u r c h a s e d at t h e
A n i m a l Shelter o n 200 East 7th Street or by mailing a c h e c k
a n d proof of rabies v a c c i n a t i o n t o ; A n i m a l Control. 2 0 0 East
7 t h Street. Gayiord, M l 4 9 7 3 5 .
Proof of a valid rabies v a c c i n a t i o n m u s t b e p r e s e n t e d w h e n
p u r c h a s i n g d o g licenses. A license fee of SlO.OO is required
for altered animals a n d $ 2 0 . 0 0 for u n a l t e r e d d o g s prior t o
M a r c h 1. 2008.
CHESTER TOWNSHIP HALL
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
DECEMBER 11.2007
M i n u t e s f r o m N o v e m b e r 13. 2007. w e r e a p p r o v e d as presented. M o t i o n t o pay bills a n d a c c e p t liquor f o r m s as pres e n t e d . m i n u t e s a p p r o v e d a s p r e s e n t e d , treasurer's report
w a s given, c o m m i s s i o n e r s report given, o r d i n a n c e enforcers
r e p o r t given, m o t i o n s m a d e that N o w i c k i a t t e n d t h e C o m m i s s i o n e r ' s M e e t i n g s for a b s e n c e of Olsen, t o i n c l u d e mileage
a n d per diem. C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r ' s t o t)€ h o l d i n g their
m e e t i n g on February 26. 2008, at the Chester T o w n s h i p hall,
for B o a r d of Review t o a t t e n d training o n February 19, 2008.
t o i n c l u d e mileage a n d per d i e m , t o a d j o u r n at 6.35 p.m. all
m o t i o n s passed.
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assisting t h e m w i t h n e e d s of
daily living. Must have a valid
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ALPENA COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
REQUEST FOR P R O P O S A L
VIDEO REPOSITORY SERVICES
A l p e n a C o m m u n i t y College is s e e k i n g p r o v i d e r s of Video Repository Services u n d e r f u n d i n g p r o v i d ^ by the United States
D e p a r t m e n t of Labor. E m p l o y m e n t a n d Training Administrat i o n ' s C o m m u n i t y - B a s e d J o b Training Grant,
OTSEGO C O U N T Y
PLANNING COMMISSION
Responsibilities of Vendor:
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
January 3 1 . 2 0 0 8
1.
T h e O t s e g o County Planning C o m m i s s t o n will hold a p u b l i c
h e a r i n g on Thursday. January 31, 2 0 0 8 at 7-,00pm in t h e
M u l t i - P u r p o s e R o o m of t h e J R i c h a r d Yutll. Alpine Center,
8 0 0 L i v i n g s t o n Blvd, Gayiord, M i c h i g a n
T h e p u r p o s e of the public h e a r i n g will be to o b t a i n citizen
c o m m e n t on the f o l l o w i n g L a n d U s e Requests:
2.
3.
4.
Provide Video Repository S e r v i c e s accessible on a
7 d a y per w e e k . 24 h o u r per d a y o p e r a t i n g schedule.
S u p p o r t Q u i c k Time, W i n d o w s M e d i a a n d audio-only
p o d c a s t s t a n d a r d s for p l a y i n g o f c o n t e n t
Provide Internet 2 a c c e s s t o s u p p o r t ITV and
s t r e a m i n g v i d e o capabilities
Provide a s y s t e m of a u t h e n t i c a t i o n of Blackboard
users t h r o u g h the A C C w e b s i t e .
Evaluation Criteria:
1,
PC-2008-Q2-BAGLEY-SUP
A special use permit h a s
b e e n r e q u e s t e d for the p r o p e r t y l o c a t e d at 3511 O l d 27 S o u t h
G a y i o r d Ml, (Bagley Township)
T h e t a x identification n u m b e r is: 0 1 0 - 0 2 1 - 3 0 0 - 0 1 0 - 0 0
T h e legal description for t h e p a r c e l is:
C O M M H INT OF EW 1/4 L & E/L OF U S - 2 7 , T H
S 8 5 E 200', T H S3 W 100 , T H N 8 5 W 200 , TH N3-E 100' TO
P O B . SEC 21, T30N-R3W,
This is a request to locate a ' R e a l Estate office in an e x i s t i n g
b u i l d i n g located m the R - 2 z o n i n g district
Ail citizens are w e l c o m e to a t t e n d t h e nteeting or t o p r o v i d e
w n t t e n c o m m e n t . If w n t t e n c o m m e n t s are provided t h e c o m m e n t s m u s t be received at t h e C o u n t y Land Use S e r v i c e s Off i c e s b y n o o n the day of t h e h e a r i n g .
A n y citizen w h o has q u e s t i o n s r e g a r d i n g this a p p l i c a t i o n o r
w h o n e e d s assistance t o a t t e n d t h i s m e e t i n g s h o u l d c o n t a c t
t h e Director of Land Use S e r v i c e s at (989) 731-7420.
T h e C o l l e g e will evaluate p r o p o s a l s teased on a 100-point
scale. E a c h of the four c n t e n a listed u n d e r the Responsibilities of Vendor s e c t i o n will b e w o r t h 2 5 p o i n t s .
B i d m e e t i n g is set for Monday, J a n u a r y 21. 2 0 0 8 at 1:00 p.m,
at Besser Technical Center 1 0 7 D o n t h e A l p e n a C o m m u n i t y
College C a m p u s . In order t o b e c o n s i d e r e d , proposals must
b e received prior t o 5;00 p.m, EST Friday, January 25, S e n d
p r o p o s a l s t o T h o m a s Brindley. A l p e n a C o m m u n i t y College.
6 6 5 J o h n s o n Street, Alpena, M i c h i g a n . 49707.
Faxed or
e - m a i l e d p r o p o s a l s will be a c c e p t e d . F^c>osals may b e faxed
t o 9 8 9 . 3 5 8 . 7 5 6 1 or e - m a i l e d t o T o m B h n d l e y at brindlet@alpenacc.edu.
N o b i d b o n d or p e r f o r m a n c e t x ) n d is required for this RFP
For q u e s t i o n s or infonnation, c o n t a c t D o n MacMaster, C o m m u n i t y - B a s e d J o b Training Grant D i r e c t o r at 989.358.7344.
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Gaylord Herald Times Classifieds
H E R E ' S IVIY C A R D
Builders, Contractors & Home Improvement Services
Rite-Way
D A I N T CC.
Painting Service
Professional Painting
Log
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Additions
New Homes
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' Garages
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' Cultured Stone
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Owner
989-348-6117
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I A M a professional female, looking for full-time work in an office
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must
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cargo van. Work out of Grayling
5
days
a
week.
Call
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Change Center. Lube technician.
Will train. Must be reliable Good
transportation required Please
submit resume or apply with
Gregg Smith. Service Director,
Jim Wernig Chevrolet, Old 27
South, Gaylord, Equal opportunity employer.(16)
OTSEGO COUNTY. Part-time
weekend )ail cook, $8.50 per
hour. Day shift, 16 hours per
week. Prepare a vanety of meals
and special dietary items for jail
inmates. High school graduate
or equivalent and previous expenence
cooking
for
large
groups required. Job description
and position requirements can
be obtained by visiting
www.otsegocountymi,gov.
The
ability to pass a cnminal background investigation, pre-employment
drug
screen and
physical required. Complete an
Otsego County employment application at Otsego County Human Resources. 225 West Mam
Street.
#203.
Gaylord,
Ml
49735. Fax (989)731-7529. No
telephone calls, please. Otsego
County is an equal opportunity
employer.(12)
PART-TIME OR full-time cashier. 28-31 hours. Evenings/Saturdays required. Send resume to:
Theresa
Schmidt,
P.O. Box
1488, Gaylord, Ml 49734.(03t)
GAYLORD HERALD TIMES is
the premier print medium in
Otsego County. Call today and
ask for advertising at (989) 7321111, P.O. Box 598 Gaylord, Ml
49734
Part-time Corrections Officers (5 positions)
Otsego County Work Camp Program
Super\nse a n d assist with i n m a t e w o r k c a m p a n d w o r k release
p r o g r a m s a n d activities.
Intake a n d release of work release
participants, m a i n t a i n records, supervise w o r k crews.
High School D i p l o m a or GED. c r i m i n a l justice college coursework
preferred. Previous experience in a law e n f o r c e m e n t capacity
preferred. Valid Michigan (drivers License r e q u i r e d .
C o m p l e t e )ob description a n d position r e q u i r e m e n t s can be obtained
by visiting www.otsegocountymi.gov. Interested applicants should
submi t a r e s u m e a n d Otsego C o u n t y e m p l o y m e n t application to;
Otsego C o u n t y H u m a n R e s o u r c e s
225 W, Main Street.
#203 Gavlord. MI 4 9 7 3 ?
FAX 1989) 731-7529
Medical/Professional
Sales
SALES
ASSOCIATES
HAVE YOU e v e r t h o u g h t
a b o u t s e l l i n g , but y o u weren't s u r e if y o u h a d what it
t a k e s ^ W e h a v e a great
o p p o r t u n i t y for i n d i v i d u a l s
w h o can exhibit care and
c o u r t e s y to our c u s t o m e r s
and
their
automotive
n e e d s If y o u are p e r s o n a b l e , c u s t o m e r s e r v i c e focused, disciplined and
c o m p a s s i o n a t e , w e will
provide the tools to help
you
succeed
in a u t o
s a l e s . S o m e of our most
s u c c e s s f u l sales associ*
a t e s h a v e h a d no prior experience!
Guaranteed
weekly salary plus commissions
E a r n i n g potential u n l i m i t e d ! W e a r e a
p h e n o m e n a l g r o w t h deale r s h i p ... c o m e g r o w with
us!
I A M an administrative professional with over 4 years expenence I am looking for employment in an efficient office setting.
I have a vast knowledge of computer programs and am hard
working and flexible Please call
(989)619-2569 for resume.(05)
Trades/Industrial
207
HEAVY EQUIPMENT mechanic
wanted.
Experience preferred.
Valid drivers license required.
Call 989-731-0785 for appointment. (09)
Gavlord Herald Times
HERE'S MY CARD
You'll find someone to get those
odd jobs and repairs done in the
Here's My Card section.
DENTAL ASSISTANT needed
Expenence preferred. 3-4 days
per week. Please call Dr Marconnit's
office
in
Lewiston,
(989)786-2104.(13t)
ENERGETIC UPBEAT oral surgery chair side assistant needed.
3 to 4 days per week. Experience preferred but will train. No
insurance. Resumes to; 785 East
M-32, Gaylord. Michigan 49735.
No telephone calls, please.(09)
AdvwIlM your IWM oriwM
byc*« mTS-tltl.
e S. OiMse AMH Qmtad, HeMpn
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CERTIFIED DENTAL assistant
needed
Full-time
position.
Please submit resume to: PO
Box
1725.
Gaylord.
Ml
49734 (0718tfn210)
Save-A-Lot Food S t o r e s is s e a r c h i n g for q u a l i f i e d c a n d i d a t e s
for t h e position of Meat Joiinn<Y"**ip
in the Gaylord S«»e»A-Lot Food S t o r e at
1 3 9 6 Main S t r e e t West. Gaylord. Michigan 4 9 7 3 5
Minimum gnÛflcntloili
Willing to p e r f g r m physical w o r k , i n c l u d i n g m e a t c u t t i n g ,
s t o c k i n g a n d cleaning in a b u s y grocery s t o r e e n v i r o n m e n t
Meat c u t t i n g or retail e x p e r i e n c e i s p r e f e r r e d b u t n o t
required
High s c h o o l diploma/GED
Part-Time Marketing
T e n d e r c a r e G a y l o r d is a c c e D t m g a p p l i c a t i o n s for
a part-time marketing position. C a n d i d a t e should
p o s s e s s the following qualifications a n d talents;
- Sales and mdrKeting oxpetionco
• Works well in a team cnvtronmcnt
- Conege degree or equivalent experience
We Offer Ypa
C o m p e t i t i v e h o u r l y wage
Full b e n e f i t s i n c l u d i n g medical, d e n t a l , vision, life
i n s u r a n c e . 401K. paid v a c a t i o n s , a n d disability
P r o m o t i o n s from within
A f u n a n d exciting o p p o r t u n i t y a n d c h a l l e n g e
Duties arid responsibilities
includc: Networking, providing
inforrryation and assistance to referral sources community
groups and prospective customers regarding the facility,
and completing public relations activities
For ci confidenlicil intersriow please torwrfrd your resume a/song
witti a letter of interest to-
Please s e e in p e r s o n :
Mark or J a n i e
Save-A-Lot
1 3 9 6 Main S t r e e t West
Gaylord, M i c h i g a n 4 9 7 3 5
EOE
K«ni Svt-nsen. HN NHA
Administralof
fiOe Random Lane
GaylnrrJ, Ml 49735
Phone 989 732 3508
Fa* 989,731 5260
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H E R E ' S
There's always a roof to put over
your head in the real estate and
rental sections.
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Adv«rtiM your bu8in«ss or senrice by
calling (9e9)732-1111.
2056 S. OtM90 Ave.. Gaylord. Michigan
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Gaylord Herald Times
CLASSIFIEDS
FAST PACED medical office
seeks a medical assistant with
clinical skills. 32 to 40 hours per
week. Must be computer literate.
For consideration, submit resume to: Attention:
Manager,
PO Box 2219, Gaylord, Ml
49734.(12)
Visit our w e b s i t e
nonhpointemotors.com
a n d apply o n l i n e or email
icccorp@chartennternet,
com.
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ASSOCIATE DEAN of Nursing MEDICAL ASSISTANT (or dlrsct
and Allied Health. North Central patient care in a busy 3 provider
Michigan College. Petoskey. A family practice. Experience recorrplete jq^ descnption and quired. Benefit package availemployment
application
are able. Please submit resume to;
available at www.ncmich.edu. Montmorency
Medical Clinic.
Review of applications will begin 3040 Bourn Street, Lewiston, Ml
January 31, 2008 with the intent 49756.
No
telephone
calls.
to fill the position by June 2. ,• please. (09)
2008.(05)
IVIY C A R D
Forest Services/Landscapins^
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Financial M a n a s e m e n t T h r o u g h Forestry
iirnber Sales • FooO Plots • timber Ta* Acco.int:n9
20 Vears of Experience • Recîstered Foresters
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A CLEANBR
(989)705-7542
CAR FOR LESS!!!
Call For An Appointment.
Oift Certificates
Snowplowing
Retaining Walls
Hydroseeding
Sprinkler S y s t e m s
G a r d e n Pools & Falls
Established in 1982
Phone & Fax 989-732-7917
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SCAPE & SWEEP
LANDSCAPING
SERVICE
» L a n d s c a p e Design
> Installation
» B r i c k Pavers
• L a n d s c a p e Care
• L a n d s c a p e Lighting
s m m m ,
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Available.
V
In.sured - Free Estimates
Latvn Maintenance
Painting
Pressutre Washing
Trim Carpentry
1 0 5 0 Van Tylo Rd.
Gaylord. M l 4 9 7 3 5
wwv/.ca-dpl.Jil'iKi ,• - 'Ti
(989) 732-372.3
RICK DALE
Miscellaneous Services
AMERICANt&TOBACE^PNITSi
Frsprick
GrsyBog
PAUL'S
GUN SHOP
Judie's Dog
Prolessforuiiiy Trained Grooner
Dogs <S Cats • All Breeds
The Finest in Sporting, Defensive
and Collector V\/eoponry.
WE BUY USED GUNS
UNITSiNOW'AVAILABLE!
Paul Easterte
By Appointment
989-344-0498
U f p n s p d by the btate at M i c h i g a n
A family ov«/ned buîne^s.
98»414-2724
Stop foreclosure and garnishments! Kresh startt
For Appointments
6 1 8 W Mitchell
Please Call
Corner of Wiscooan & Mitchell
989-705-1115
Gaylord, MI 49735
Groyltng, M) 49738
ENGLEHARTS ADULT
FOSTER CARE H O M E
Call attorney Todd Nye
The Kindest
Of Care
A d u l t c«r« b y t h « h o u r , d a y , w « « k or m o n t h
N u r s * a v a i l a b l e 24 h o u r s a d a y
18 b e d s a v a i l a b l e
Pets a r e welconrte
CLEANER O N E
n
T
MAIDS
Bonded and Inwred Ouelity Hou—keeping Seryic—
Carrie Denison
General Manager
1113 E f f i e B o u l e v a r d
Nye & Associates, Grayling, Ml
10800 South Airport Road • Atlanta, M i c h i g a n 49709
A/e Art i rterx r e M tfifTKy aort <mis( pe»>pl^ with fitiog banknjptry
989-78S-2498
G a y l o r d . Ml 49735
W . 989-732-5066
Cell 989-858-0782
W e d n e a d ^ , J a n u a f y 16, 2 0 0 6 • 7
Gayk>rd H e r a k i T i m e s C l a s s f f i e d s
Garage/Yard Sales
Machinery
Pets & Supplies
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THUNDER
BAY
Cornmunity
Hearth Service. Inc., located in
rwrtheast Mjchigan, is seeking a
family practice physician. Thunder Bay Community Wealth Services offers exceptional health
care and health related services
m four clinic locations. In-house
pharmacy and dental program.
Hospitalist caH group. Competitive salary with incentive package and excellent fringe benefits.
State/Federal loan reimbursement assistance may be available. fyûst be B/E or B/C, licensed to practice in the State of
Michigan with a current DEA license. Submit letter of interest
and resume to: Executive Director. Thunder Bay Community
Health Service, ir>c., 610 Caring
Street.
Hillman.
Ml
49746.
m8tyma@tbchs.org.
(989)742-4583 extension 235.
Fax (989)742-4298.(29)
303
310
002
Fuli-Time RN/LPN
Tendercare Gaylord Is currently
accepting; applications fur M
hour shift nurses.
We o f f e r c o m p e t i t i v e wages
and a Sign-On Bonus.
Interested applicants apply in
person or send your resume to:
Deb Powell. RN
Director of Nursing
S08 Random Lane
Gaylord. Ml 49735
Phone; 989.732.3508
Fax: 989.731.5260
Email: DPnwpliaextendlcare.com
www.tendercare.net
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ESTATE SALE
1 day only. Saturday, January
19. I0am-4pm, 42" protection
television with stand, two 20"
tetevts40ns. 25 pedal HammorKl
console organ with Auto-Van
rhythm unit. Also available model
147 Leslie speaker. 5 piece Thomasville bedroom set. Currier
and Ives dishes, computer, other
furniture. 3065 East Dixon Lake
Road.
Qaylord
(988)732-4406.(16)
When it conies to selling your car,
nothing goes ttw distance
nke the Classlfiedsl
Get the show on the road by
calling us today.
603
Antiques & Auctions
311
ESTATE AUCTIONI January 19,
10am. Mio. View details online or
call Lets Talk Auction Company.
(989)848-5158.
wMrw.LetsTalkAuction.com.(12)
Sporting Goods
401
D O W N H I L L SKIS. Kastle 180,
Solomon bindings, poles. $65.
Elan FlC 150, Solomon bindings,
poles. $50. Elan World Cup 150,
bindings, poles. $40. Boots, size
7/8. $10- Boots, youth size 6.
$10. (989)732-1740.(12)
NEW TODAY!
SEASONED
$50/cord.
$60
(231)546-3647.(16)
CALL7S2-1III
• Cars For Sale
• Motorcycles
• Trucks
• Farm Vehicles
Sell It In
FIREWOOD.
delivered.
SEASONED HARDWOOD. Cut,
split, delivered. $50 a face cord.
Call
Mike
or
Candy,
(989)448-8111.(16)
Van/Sport Utility
Vehicle
703
MSWTODAYf
2003 BUICK Rendezvous CX,
Maroon and silver. All wheel
dnve Alloy wheels. Back-up assist. 77.000 miles. CD player. Excellent
condition.
$11,400.
(231)838-9640.(16)
NEWTOMYT
1997 G R A N D Am. Good condition.
Runs
well.
Asking
$2.000/best. (989)614-6111 .(16)
•h U'SAVE
autokenjal
Low Daily, Weekly * Monthly Rate*
Free Local PIck-Up « Delivery
LocaMy Owned 4 Opomtod
L«l« Modal OM Vohtel—
989-732-0060
2401 OW 27 teutli, Oaylerd
Nairt to Jim Marnig Cliavrotat
Mon. • Ffl. 8 to 6; S t . 8 to 3
Auto
Parts/Accessories
702
WANTED: DEAD or alive. Paying
cash for cars and trucks. Cash
upon
quick
pickup.
(989)786-3932. (01)
Van/Sport Utility
Vehicle
703
1994 FORD full size van with
Braun wheelchair lift. $5,900.
(989)731-1175.(29)
1999 DODGE Caravan. 60,000
mites. Newer tires, brakes, battery, Leather seats. 7 passenger.
$4,350. (989)939-8183.(12)
2005 FORD Explorer Sport Tac
4x4. Fully loaded. Moonroof.
Very low mileage. 1 owr>er.
$21,000. (989)706-7725.(24t)
NEW TODAY!
MUST SELL. 1997 Chevrolet
Blazer GM Reman. 9.000 miles.
Many new parts. Body in good
condition.
Runs
great.
$3,900/best. (989)619-0985. If
no answer, please leave a message.(16)
Truclcs
704
1991 CHEVROLET 1500 4x4 extended cab. Runs good. Lots of
new
parts.
$1,800.
(989)448-0264.(09)
NEW TODAY!
1995 DODGE Ram 250. 7-1/2'
Fisher EZ-Mount pk)w. Good
transmission. Bad engine. Good
parts
truck.
$800/t>est.
(989)732-9759.(16)
Utility Trailers
705
2005 24' Pace. 10.000 pound
GVW. Car hauler type. Back
ramp door side door. $4,000.
(989)858-3933.(05)
304
I
Alternative Fuels
Toll
F Free
irew
866-604-1125
ood!
N o w Taking O r d e r s
Miscellaneous For
Sale
306
16' FLAT bed dual axle trailer.
18" side rails. Like new. $700.
Sealy Posturepedic king size firm
pillow t o p mattress ^ d frame.
Like new. Nonsmoker $300,
Graco XR-9 airless paint sprayer
Hardly
used.
$350.
(989)732-5714.(12)
2005 PRONTO Sure Step power
chair. $3,500, (989)705-1307 after 7:30pm.(12)
BOWFLEX
TREADCLIMBER
TC3000
exercise
equipment.
Slightly
used$1.200/best.
$1,900 new. (989)705-1565.(05)
ELECTRIC HOSPITAL bed with
nearly
new
mattress. $500.
(989)731-1175.(09)
HARDWOOD FLOORING sale.
Maple and ash. Grown and harvested in Northern Michigan. Up
to 50% off- Limited time. Call
Northern Michigan Hardwoods.
231-347-4575.(12)
MOTORIZED
WHEELCHAIR.
Quickie Freestyle F11. Excellent
condition.
$1,000.
(989)731-1175.(29)
POKER TABLES. Custom built,
casino quality. You pick your
specifications.
(989)705-7725.(1019tfn306)
SNOW FOR sale. You haul.
Great for snow forts and snowmen. Call Old Man Winter.
WEDDING DECORATIONS. Set
of 12 champagne glasses. $7.
Set of 7 champagne glasses. $5.
Crinoline slip, medium fullness.
$30.
Smoke-free
home,
(989)350-1353.(21)
Wanted To Buy
HI-POINT
FIBERGLASS
enclosed
trailer
7'1/2'x12-1/2'. 309
Side door and back ramp, tanHl'VINC. S T \ N I ) i N ( ;
dem ax les, brakes. New t i res
T I M B I - H o l - M.I.SI'KCIKS.
and 2 spares. Includes equalizT o l M x »I.I.\U1'\1I).
ing
hitch.
$2,200.
Call
(989)731-5856 after 5pm.(09)
T K X \ C H i : s ( m . M < >ui;.
I'k..vc.,lll
NEW TODAY!
ALL
ALUMINUM
trailers
6"8"x14' bed. $3,500. Also 8'x22'
bed. $3,800. Great for haulir>g 4
wheelers, snowmobiles, vehicles, etc. Custom made by Montrose
trailers.
1 year
old.
(231)439-0027
or
(231)838-1499.(16)
Miu km.in IVi v
2005 4X4 Polaris Sportsman 4
wheeler. $6,000. 2005 4x4 330
Magnum. $3,500. Both superb
condition.
Low
miles.
(989)614-0572.(09)
2005 PALOMINO Bronco 6'
truck camper. Brand new. used
twice. Kept in pole barn. Moving.
$5,500. (231)584-2131.(16)
Uvestocl( & Feed
Wildtsird BlerdjsiB.,
ASHLEY AIRTIGHT wood stove
for garage or workshop. $100.
(989)786-2831.(16)
CRIB WITH mattresa/changing
table. Perfect cor>ditk>n. 3 years.
$100. (989)370-3018.(16)
ECLIPSE ELLIPTICAL machine.
Hardty
used.
$100.
(989)731-4225.(16)
$6.00
Sunflower so. B.g
$14,50
Shell Corn »Big
$5.00
Straw p. Ba
$2.25
QE PROFILE w{
coTKlition,
(231)546-3060.(16)
Good
$50.
GLIDER ROCKER with ottoman
Brown cushions. Excellent condition. $7^. (989)732-4231.(16)
LADY'S LANQE ski boots. Size
6. $45. (989)732-4505.(16)
Free Classifieds
900
$100 OR less. If you have something to sell for $100 or less, you
can place a free, 10 word classified ad in the Gaylord Herald
Times Wednesday edition. Limit
1 item per ad, 1 ad per household per week. Price of the item
must tDe advertised.
Call us today!
Gaylord Herald Times,
(989)732-1111
" " G a r a g e sales and pets not
applicable. Not available for the
use of commercial businesses.
Free ads run on a space available basis.
METAL ABESTOS
pipe. 3"
lengths, elbows, etc.
$ 100.
(989)732-1827,
(989)306-2900.(16)
PINK TODDLER bed. Less than
1
year
old.
$10.
(989)350-0074.(16)
PINK UGG slippers.
Worn
once.
(989)731-2675.(16)
Size 2.
$30.
SNOWBOARD SET. Youth size
1
boot.
Like
new.
$75.
(989)350-1702.(16)
SNOWBOARD.
(989)732-7346.(16)
$100.
2 JENSEN 10" subwoofers.
$100/best. (989)731-9899,(16)
TOTAL GYM Platinum with accessories.
$100.
(989)348-7839.(09)
26" SNOW blower. 8 horse$90.
power.
Runs
good.
(989)348-2330.(16)
WASHER,
GAS
dryer
$100/best. (989)619-2119.(16)
Boats/Snowmobiles
403
1989 Y A M A H A Phazer. Studded. Hand warmers. Runs great.
$500, (231)546-4106.(12)
Heating
Air Conditioning
W o o d Stock
732-1111
Recreational Vehicles
402
NEW TODAY!
NEW TODAY!
WTOMOnVECUttSWEDS
e-mail: classifieds^gciylordheraldtimes.com
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SNOW BLOWER. Husqvama.
10.5 horsepower. 2 years old.
Like
new.
$695.
(989)732-0611.(12)
304
HARD M A P L E firewood. Split,
delivered and dumped. 5 face
cord for $300. Unlimited supply.
Energy
drafts
acceded.
(231)420-5069.(05t)
AUTOMOTIVE
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AKC YORKSHIRE terrier puppies. Females $700. Males ^ C O .
Will deliver t o Gaytord area.
(906)524-7475.(16)
Heating
Air Conditioning
2056 S. Otsego. Gaylord
www gayk)rdheraidlimes com
1996 FORD Windstar GL. Excellent condition. 150,000 miles.
Well
maintained.
$ai6QQ.'
$2,200/best. (989)732-5093.(05)
1996 J O H N Deere 425 tractor.
Hard side cab. 47" snow blower.
54" mower with power flow rear
bagger, weights artd chains.
$5,500. (989)732-3222(16)
JENSEN
ADD-ON
furnace
Burns wood or coal with hot water preheat, filter box, thermostat
and some duct work.. $800.
(231)546-3607.(16)
NEED SHELTER?
Checic the for rent ads for the perfect ntof
to 90 over your head. Adverti«e your
rental by celling (969) 732-1111.
701
$99 D O W N on selected automobiles t o qualified buyers. No
credit. t>ad credit, no problem.
Tailored Enterprises, Pefoskey.
1-888-774-2264.
www.tailoredenterpnses.com.(lt)
NEW TODAYI
NEW TODAY!
HERALI^YIMES
Cars
NEWWNMYT
HARD MAPLE. Seasoned, delivered. 16" or custom cut/split. 1.5
cord, $90: 4 to 10 cords.
$55/cord. 1-800-485-1456.(02)
THUNDER
BAY
Community
Health Service. Inc., is seeking
applications for a family practice
physician assistant or nurse
practitioner for our Hillman clink:
site. Direct patient management
under the supervision of a physician. In-house pharmacy and
dental program. Competitive salary with incentive package and
excellent
fhnge
benefits.
State/Federal loan reimbursement assistance may t>e available. No nights, weekends or
major holidays. Must be licensed
to practice in the State of Michigan with a current DA license.
Submit letter of interest and f^sume to: Executive Director.
Thunder Bay Community Health
Services. Inc., 610 Caring Street.
Hillman.
Ml
49746.
mstyma@tbchs-0rg.
(989)742-4583 extension 235.
Fax (989)742-4298.(29)
Free Classifieds
900
1998 ARCTIC Cat ZR600 3. 800
miles. Pipes, bar raisers, new
rear shocks. $1,600 or best offer
1992 Arctic Cat Wildcat
700.
3,800 miles. New track and
slides. $1,250 or best offer.
(231)881-0427.(12)
1998 S K I - D O O Formula 583 Deluxe, Electric start. Reverse.
$1.200, Contact Anthony at
(906)748-0196 evenings,(12)
1999 POLARIS
XLT Special
600. Excellent shape. $1,800 or
best offer. (231)536-9000.(12)
2000 ARCTIC Cat ZR600 with
extras. Must see, $2,200 or best
offer (231)582-2661.(12)
2002 ZRT 600 APV Triple Triple.
TM36 Mikuni flat slide cartHjretors. studded track, plastic skis.
4,800 miles. Good condition.
Asking $2,000/best. 1998 Polaris
Indy 500 with cover. Liquid
cooled, twin carburetors, studded track. 3.541 miles. Mint condition.
Lady
driven.
Asking
$1,900/best. (989)370-0219 or
(989)370-7537.(05) .
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DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFHURS
Aleda E. Lutz VA Medical Center
Saginaw, Michigan
Our Medical Center Is currently seeking qualified candidates
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1999 POLARIS XLT Special with
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Will separate. (231)536-9000,(16)
Horses & Riding
Stables
601
BRYER HORSES. 16 horses.
$100. Leasa, (989)858-6299.(09)
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Sdiwan's Home Service, Inc. is the largest direct-to-home frozen
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than 300frozenfoodproducts under the Schwan's brand including
pizza, choice meats, seafoods, desserts and the company's
signature ice cream.
Customer Service Manager - (Route Sales)
We ofer competitive earning potential of $50,000 and the possibility
toreceivea $10,000 new hire perfoiroance bonus* based upon
successfiil achievement of 12 month performance goals.
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