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Big plays, fawlessexecution key to victory

by Crs Fl

boyn Cty 27,

T.C. St. Frncs 14

BOYNE CITY It didnt

take long for Boyne City toset the tone as their de-

fense stepped up early andtheir offense capitalized, in

earning a 27-14 non-confer-

ence victory over Traverse

City St. Francis at EarlBrotherston Field on Sep-tember 27.

The Rambler defense was

outsized on the line, butthey did not let that effect

their game plan as the line-men and linebackers

stepped up to the challengeand did what needed be

done to keep the Gladiator

offense in check for a ma-jority of the football con-

test.Us being at a size disad-

vantage is nothing new tous, Rambler coach David

Hills said. Our kids arent

intimidated by it at all, weplay to our strengths and

play hard.On the first Gladiator

drive, as TCSF moved theball into Rambler territory,

but Boynes defense held

its own, and on a fourthdown pass attempt, Ram-

bler defensive back JordanWilmot intercepted a

Parker Guss pass.On the ensuing Boyne

drive, quarterback Corey

Redman hooked up withwide-out Maceo Vroman

for a big Rambler gain andMalik Smith followed that

up with a big run forBoyne, but St. Francis

would hold the Ramblers,

forcing a punt.The Bradley Fouchia

punt would be deep intoGladiator territory and fol-

lowing a St. Francis bobble,the Ramblers would re-

cover at the 26 yard line.

Boyne would move deep

into the red zone and onfirst and goal from the 5-

yard line, Smith wouldpunch it in for a Rambler

touchdown with 1:22 left in

the opening quarter, DaltonGardner would split the up-

rights for the point after,giving B a 7-0 lead.

The Gladiators wouldbounce back rather quickly

as running back Joe

Trucco took off on a 60yard dash to the end zone,

knotting the score at 7-7 as

time expired in the quarter.Following a Rambler

punt on their first series of

the second quarter, Smith

would key the Rambler de-fense as he would make

multiple tackles and force aTCSF fumble that fellow

Rambler Zach Wandriewould recover on the 38-

yard line.

The Rambler offensewould go back to work as

Redman would find tightend Cole Butler for a 22-

yard pass, Smith wouldthen take Boyne to the 1-

yard line, making it first

and goal with just undernine minutes to play in the

half. On the next playSmith would take a handoff

and bust through a big holeon the left side of the line

for his second score of the

game; tack on a Gardnerextra point for a 14-7 Ram-

bler lead.I thought the kids

played well, Hills said.We took advantage of

their miscues, capitalized

on them and kept the pres-sure on.

The next couple of serieswould see each team fail to

convert on 4th down at-

tempts.TCSF would take their

final possession of the halfand drive to the Rambler 12

only to miss a 22-yard fieldgoal with 2:27 left.

Boyne would capitalize

on the Gladiator miss, fol-

lowing a Rambler loss of

yards in the backfield, theywent to the air as Redman

found a streaking Fouchia

down the left sideline andit was off to the races for a

90-yard touchdown, givingBC a 20-7 lead with 1:15 re-

maining in the second

quarter.Following intermission,

St. Francis would mount adrive to the Rambler 21; on

fourth down, the Gladswent to the air, and without

a Rambler defender within

15 yards, the ball slippedthrough the hands of a

wide open TCSF receiver inthe end zone, thus turning

the ball over on downs.The two teams would

hold each other the rest of

the quarter, but to beginthe fourth quarter, the

Glads were threatening toscore and on 4th and goal

from the seven yard line,the Glads looked to score

on a pass attempt in the

south end zone, only tohave the catch ruled out of

bounds, giving the ballback to Boyne.

BC would then pick upenough room to get out of

the shadow of the goal-

posts and punt the ball tothe TC 25 yard line with

just under nine minutes inthe contest.

A few plays later, ColeButler would record an-

other Rambler interception

at the 49 yard line, to giveBoyne decent field posi-

tion. The Ramblers wouldmanage to move the ball to

the 29 yard line only to endup turning the ball over on

downs.

The two teams would ex-

change possession a few

more times before Wilmotwould pick off his second

pass of the game with 3:05

remaining and return it tothe TC 36-yard line.

A Smith 6-yard runwould set up his third

touchdown of the day as he

took the next handoff,shook off a few would-be

tacklers along the rightside and scampered 30-

yards to pay-dirt for a 27-7lead with 2:46 remaining,

following Gardners suc-

cessful extra point kick.St. Francis wouldnt go

away as they used an 80-yard pitch to Trucco on an

option play with just overtwo minutes to go, that

would pull Traverse to

within 27-14.The Glads would then at-

tempt an onside kick and

recover the ball inside

Rambler territory.

Boyne would then seal

the deal and all St. Francis

hopes of a comeback as

Vroman would intercept a

Gusss pass with 1:13 left in

the game. The Ramblers

would then run out the

clock.

Our execution was as

good as it has been all

year, Hills noted. It was a

pretty good football game.

The Ramblers, winners

of four straight, improve to

4-1 overall, 2-0 in the Lake

Michigan Conference.

Smith would lead the of-

fense with 226 yards on the

ground on 24 carries, while

Redman finished 9-of-17

passing for 170 yards and a

touchdown.

Fouchia recorded two

catches for 82 yards and a

score, while Vroman

caught three passes for 25

yards.On the defensive side of

the ball, Will Calo led the

Ramblers with 10 stops, in-

cluding one and a halfsacks. Wilmot finished

with seven tackles to go

with his two picks andSmith had six tackles.

All-in-all, the Rambler

defense forced fiveturnovers in the contest,

while not committing any

of their own as they played

controlled-disciplined ball.Boyne plays host to East

Jordan (3-2, 2-1) in an al-ways competitive LakeMichigan Conference ri-

valry game on October 4.

The contest will also mark

the Ramblers homecoming.

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athletes of the week

JOSH WOJAN

EAST JORDANThe junior earned All-TournamentTeam honors at the Charlevoix Vol-leyball Tournament, finishing with76 kills, 28 digs and seven acesand was an astounding 56-of-57serving, leading the Lady Raydersto a third place finish.

KAYLA KEANE

EAST JORDANThe senior raced north, south, eastand west against Harbor Springs,scoring four touchdowns, as he tal-lied 146 yards rushing on seven car-ries hauled in three passes for 83yards, in leading Boyne to their thirdstraight win.

LAKE MICHIGAN

CONFERENCE FOOTBALL

Team Conf. OverallBoyne City 2-0 4-1Elk Rapids 2-0 4-1Grayling 2-0 4-1East Jordan 1-2 3-2Kalkaska 3-1 4-1Charlevoix 0-3 1-4Harbor Springs 0-3 2-3

Results from 9-27Boyne City 27, TC St. Francis 14Kalkaska 41, Charlevoix 33Elk Rapids 42, East Jordan 6Grayling 42, Harbor Springs 7

Upcoming gamesOctober 4, 2013

East Jordan @ Boyne City7pmCharlevoix @ TCSF 7pmElk Rapids @ Grayling 7 pmKalkaska @ Harbor Springs 7pm

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ONLINE AT WWW.CHARLEVOIXCOUNTYNEWS.COMSportsPage 2B Charlevoix County News October 3, 2013

Andy Sneddon

JoinS County

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by Crs Fl

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ELK RAPIDS The Red Devils

have run into a couple of pretty de-cent football teams the last few

weeks.This past week East Jordan had

the luxury of traveling to Elk

Rapids to face the Elks and their all-around playmaker, quarterback

Adam Trautman. Trautman livedup to his billing as he helped lead

the Elks to a 42-6 Lake Michigan

Conference victory over the RedDevils on September 27.

Trautman finished the game withthree touchdowns (two rushing, an-

other passing), tossing 127 yardsthrough the air on 4-of-6 passing

and rushed for another 55 on the

ground.Tough game, we should have

been even at the break but madesome mistakes

that cost us touchdowns, East Jor-dan coach Allan Peterson said.

The kids battled hard against one

of the top teams in our league. I

think the program is heading in the

right direction, and we cant get

down when we lose to a great pro-gram like Elk Rapids. We will keepgetting better day by day.

The Red Devils would spot theElks 14 first quarter points, but

mounted a second quarter come-

back that saw quarterback DustinHejka hook up with Jordan Peter-

son for a 5-yard touchdown with7:50 left in the half.

The Elks responded near the end

of the half as Trautman connectedwith Logan Senteri with about a

minute to go, pushing the lead backup to 21-6 headed into the half.

We had some sickness all weekand our leading tackler was not at

the game because his dad had some

medical problems, Peterson noted.The kids stepped up and played out

of position on defense but didpretty well. (Ben) Walton, (Bran-

don) Cardwell and (Devin) Wojanheld the middle strong, but there

speed outside killed us. Their QB is

very good and can run and passwell.

The Red Devils slipped to 3-2 over-

all, 1-2 LMC with the loss, while Elk

Rapids improved to 4-1, 2-0.

Elk Rapids added two morescores in the third quarter to pullahead 35-6, headed into the final

twelve minutes of play where theyadded another score.

Offensively we moved the ball

but made some mistakes as far asfumbles and some missed assign-

ments in the first half, the EJcoach said. We should have scored

twice more in the first half. That

takes the wind out of your sailswhen your right there and dont

score. We will learn from this andget better and thats all we want our

young men to do, get better.The Red Devils mounted 206

yards of total offense as Tim Schut

carried 16 times for 56 yards; Hejkaadded 42 yards on 13 attempts; Noah

Bacchus rushed 14 times for 38yards; and Ben Walton carried

seven times for 25 yards.Hejka finished 4-of-7 through the

air for 45 yards, completing one

pass each to Wyatt Crick, BaileySargent, Bacchus and Peterson.

Hejka also led the defense with

seven tackles and an interception,

while Schut and Wojan made six

stops apiece. Walton had five tack-les, and Herschell Sutton and Schuteach recorded a sack.

JV RESULTSEAST JORDAN The East Jor-

dan JV football team improved to 4-

1 on the season with a victory over

Elk Rapids on September 26.The Red Devils piled up 339 yards

of total offense as Skyler Schuler,Donny Cutler and Hector Paz. Cut-

ler and Paz each scored for EJ.Trey Peterson finished 2-of-4

passing with a touchdown pass to

Cutler.The defense was led by Bob Sher-

man, Robert Goodrich, Dru Kerr-Hoffman, as the Red Devils held Elk

Rapids to 183 yards of offense. EastJordan also forced four turnovers

as Peterson, Schuler, Cartwright,

and Hecquet all recoverd fumbles.EJ coach Greg Kitson also cred-

ited Gus Hecquet with a stronggame.

Elk Rapids rolls past Red Devils 42-6

by Crs Fl

CHARLEVOIX The

Rayders used a lot of of-fensive power as they

shutout Kalkaska in run-

away fashion, 8-0 in a LakeMichigan Conference soc-

cer match on Sept 27.We had three players

score their first career

goal, Rayder coach JonBoss said.

Scoring for Charlevoixwas Tanner Drost, on a

penalty kick, then VladyBarneveld scoried his first

goal on an assist from

Nicki Bradly.

JJ Wachler added to thetotal on an assist fromChris Gregory and then

scored again following acorner kick.

Cameron Clark scored

shortly after with the as-sist going again to

Bradley. Ryan Joy joinedthe scoring action, scoring

his first career goal as-sisted by Barneveld.

Bradley added a goal, as-

sisted by Wachler, andthen Wachler finished off

the scoring with his thirdgoal and his first career

hat trick, assisted by WesCrandal.

SOCCER

Rayders rollpast Blazers

by Crs Fl

Rambler boys raceto victory

BOYNE FALLS The BoyneCity boys cross country captured

a first place victory at the Boyne

Falls Invitational on Sept 28, scor-ing a team best 59 points.

The Rambler boys were chasedby Inland Lakes with 92 points;

East Jordan finished third, 111;followed by Boyne Falls, 128; On-

away, 145; Gaylord St. Mary, 147;

Pellston. 187; Ellsworth, 210;North Trails, 243; and Wolverine,

283.

Joburg took first place in thegirls race with 104 points, whileGaylord St. Mary was second

with 108; Boyne City third, 132.

Boyne Falls was fourth with 160points; followed by Mancelona,

163; Mackinaw City, 182; and In-land Lakes, 220.

A pair of Red Devils took first

place honors in each race as JoshWojan won the boys race in 16:39

and Kayla Keane took first in thegirls race in 19:33.

Top 20 finishers in each raceearned medals, while trophies

were awarded to the top two

teams.For the Rambler boys, fresh-

man Ethan Book was a team-best

fifth in 18:02; while Derek Williswas ninth, 18:45; followed by Gar-rett Fogo, 10th, 18:49; and Kyle

Sitkins, 14th, 19:02.

Also for the Rambler boys,Trevor Day was 21st; Dominic

Santina was 24th and LoganOrban was 31st.

Derek Willis, Kyle Sitkins andDominic Santina ran very well,

Rambler coach Andy Place said.

The boys running season bests

were Jacob Cribb, Ethan Habasco,

Riley Meier, Logan Orban, San-tina, Sitkins, Parker Stolt and

Willis.Also for the East Jordan boys,

Donvee Burks finished 16th in

19:15; Willie Kibler was 23rd;Teddy Nachazel, 26th; Jacob Nac-

hazel, 45th; Guillermo Yanez,79th; and Barry Mumich, 81st.

For the Logger boys, Kory Skopwas sixth in 18:05, Andrew

Stevens was 19th, 19:33; followed

by Kyle Byrne, 29th; Truman

Crego, 34th; Josh Lange, 40th;Kevin Lange, 54th; and Shea Ross,57th.

Winter Romeyn led theEllsworth boys with a second

place finish in 17:16.

Also for the Lancer boys, NateVeldboom was 18th, 19:27, David

Miller, 58th; Tyler Drenth, 65th;Jonas Apostel, 67th; Zachery

Wynkoop, 70th; and Collin Ran-

dall, 75th.

For the Boyne City girls, LakenSouth was 15th in 23:24; Veronica

Sosa was 16th in 23:26.Also for the Rambler girls,

Katelyn Banner was 28th, fol-

lowed by Sidney McLeod, 36th;Hailey Richards, 37th; Ashley

Lutterbach, 43rd; and Allie Wan-drie, 48th.

Laken South and VeronicaSosa finished within two seconds

of each other and earned

medals, coach Place said. Hai-

ley Richards ran an awesome raceand finished side-by-side withSidney McLeod to round out our

scorers. Ashley Lutterbach ranher best race of the season and

Allie Wandrie had a good race de-

spite stopping to remove an anklebrace. Other girls running their

season best times were LindseyDavis, Kiana Kuhs, Richards,

Irene Seaver and Sosa.

Also for East Jordan Brittnie

Moses was 22nd.

The Boyne Falls girls were ledby Kurstin Wilson 17th place fin-

ish in 23:18; Katelynn Wilson was21st; Alicia Gasco, 31st; Hailey

Morgan, 44th; Madison Skop,

47th; Kelsi Churchill, 63rd; andNatalie Aikens, 65th.

For the Ellsworth girls, LarissaFisher was 10th in 23:00; Taryn

Rozema was 14th in 23:21.Also for Ellsworth, Crissa Kar-

avas was 60th and Katelyn Sowers

was 75th.

Rayders nishthird at CarsonCity Invitational

CARSON CITY The Rayder

boys cross country team raced to

a third place finish at the CarsonCity Crystal Invitational on Sep-

tember 28.Grandville Calvin Christian

won the boys meet with 95 points,while Hanover Horton was sec-

ond, 100; followed by the Rayders,

110. Hemlock was fourth with 130

points. The race was representedby 18 teams.

Leading the Rayders, was Tris-

ten Rudolph with a team-bestninth in 17:02 seconds, while

Jackson Buday was 16th, 17:20;

Nick Plude, 27th, 17:26; LukeBuday, 29th, 17:54; Lucas VonLau,

36th, 18:07; Noah Jeakle, 39th,18:13; and Micca Peebles, 52nd,

18:32.In the girls race, Charlevoix fin-

ished 10th overall with 241 points.

Grandville Calvin Christian wonthe race with 104 points.

Amber Way of Charlevoix wonthe girls race in 18:06.8; also

medaling for the Rayders wasCaroline Boss in 15th in a time of

20:37.8.Also for Charlevoix KatieMousseau was 72nd in 23:24; Ali

Schwein, 74th, 23:29; IsabelleBuday, 82nd, 23:51; Cora Taylor,

83rd, 23:52; and Allie Hodge, 84th,

23:53.

CROSS COUNTRY

The way communities in

northern Michigan em-brace their high school

teams is something to becoveted, he said. It isnt

like that in a lot of places,and were fortunate to live

in an area where people

care about who the start-

ing quarterback is, whomade the game-winningbasket, who was crowned

the homecoming queen.Those kinds of things are

important to people in

these communities, andthey should be.

Its been a pleasure andan honor for me to have

been a part of those typesof things, in some small

way, for most of my adult

life, he added. And I feelprivileged to hopefully

continue to be a part ofthat.

Sneddon resides in Alan-

son with his wife and theirtwo children.

Baragrey commented, Iam excited to have Andy

join our talented staff ofpeople. We have gained a

good reputation for sports

coverage and Andy will bean important part of im-

proving our coverage inCharlevoix, Emmet and

Cheboygan counties. Andyis going to be a good fit for

our publications. He is a

talented writer, but moreimportantly to me is that

Andy is a great guy.The Charlevoix County

News is a weekly newspa-per covering Boyne City,

Boyne Falls, Charlevoix,

East Jordan and Ellsworth.The Weekly Choice is a

free newspaper covering 22school districts in north-

ern Michigan. The papersare distributed to each

community in the cover-

age area every Thursday.

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October 3, 2013 Charlevoix County News Page 3B

ONLINE AT WWW.CHARLEVOIXCOUNTYNEWS.COMSports

By Chris Fiel

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KALKASKA The offensesshowed up in full force Friday, Sep-

tember 27 as the Blazers and Ray-ders met for a Lake Michigan

Conference match-up, which re-

sulted in Kalkaska coming away a41-33 victor over Charlevoix.

The Blazers capitalized on fourbig scoring plays of over 40 yards

(Touchdowns on plays covering 44,

49, 91 and 78 yards).We gave up a lot of big plays

again, Rayder coach Ron Bindisaid. They scored on their first

play from scrimmage and to ourcredit; we came right back and

scored.

Too much to overcome for almostany team, yet the Rayders wouldnt

go away as they would take a 20-19lead into the half after trailing 19-7.

Charlevoix took the lead thanks to

the big play combo of quarterback

Luke Klinger and Nate Moon. Thepair hooked up for an 81-yard touch-

down and another covering 16yards.

Shane Sutherland would give theRayders their biggest lead of the

game (27-19), in the third quarter as

he crossed the goal line on a 21-yardrun.

Kalkaska would answer early inthe fourth, knotting the game at 27-

27 only to have Charlevoix respondwith a 33-yard, Klinger to Austin

Putman touchdown for a 33-27 mar-

gin.The Blazers responded with two

straight scoring drives of their ownfor the final score.

Charlevoix fell to 1-4 overall, 0-3 inthe Lake Michigan Conference with

the loss despite controlling the ball

for more just about twenty-sevenminutes in the contest.

Shane had a real nice all-around

game for us and overall, our offen-

sive line played real well, Bindinoted. The kids are understanding

more of what needs to be done.Sam Hovie led the Rayder offense

with 99 yards rushing on 16 at-tempts. Sutherland gained 83 yards

on 16 carries to go with his two

TDs.Klinger finished 5-of-11 passing

for 191 yards and three touchdownsand also rushed for 51 yards.

Moon hauled in 104 yards receiv-ing on three catches, Putman added

78 yards and a TD on one catch and

Will Telgenhof had one receptionfor a nine yard gain.

Sutherland led the defense with 16tackles and Brian Noirot added an

interception.We cant give up big plays and ex-

pect to win, Bindi added.

Rayders drop shootout with Blazers

by Crs Fl

Charlevoix

Rayders fall in

semisMORLEY The

Charlevoix Rayder

volleyball team bat-

tled to a third placefinish at the Morley

Stanwood Invitationalon September 28, fin-

ishing the day with a3-1 record.

The Rayders took first

place in pool play,downing Lakeview 25-

13, 25-16, 25-15 andthen bested Montague

25-20, 25-14, 25-22.In the quarterfinals

Charlevoix beat Cedar

Springs 16-25, 25-22,15-13.

In the semifinalsagainst Whitehall, the

Rayders would fall 25-12, 25-20.

This is exciting

for the team to playsome very competi-

tive teams outside ofthe competitive

Northern Michiganteams we may see,

Rayder coach Audra

Randall said. The an-ticipation and expec-

tation is bigger andthat is exactly what

we want to experi-

ence, it created aproud third place fin-

ish today.The outcome of a

third place finish in atournament that we

had not played a sin-

gle team, only knew ofour past experience at

the final four in 2011but only two players,

Madeline Boss andJennaca Holecheck

had played against,

we are proud of ouraccomplishments as a

team. Of course, weknow the focus on our

goals is beyond wherewe are at, we still had

fun today while we

stepped up to the nextlevel.

Holecheck finished

with 25 kills, 20 digsand six aces to lead

Charlevoix, while

Boss added 61 kills, 13digs, nine blocks and

eight aces.

Also for the Ray-ders, Gloria Greenewas a perfect 34-of-34

serving with two aces

and 24 assists; OliviaStorm added 44 as-

sists and two aces.Kylie Scholten fin-

ished with 12 kills,Alexis Tribfelner

added 17 digs and was

29-of-31 serving.Coach Randall also

noted that Yogi Hangwas played solid de-

fense and had good

serve receive through-out the day and Madi

Carey contributed in

the Charlevoix offen-sive game with strongsetting and hitting

and Kelsey Pischner

and Hannah Zipp forsolid play at the net.

east JordanEAST JORDAN

The Lady Red Devilsbattled hard to take a

Lake Michigan Con-ference volleyball

match from Graylingon September 26.

East Jordan took

the match, 24-26, 15-25,25-18, 25-23 and 15-12.

Grayling played

very tough defen-sively but we wereable to come out

ahead in the end win-

ning in five hardfought games, Red

Devil coach AnneCrick said.

Kirsten Malpass ledEJ with 16 digs, nine

kills, six blocks and

four aces, while PaigePoindexter finished

with 10 kills and 13blocks.

Tommie Outman

also had 18 assists and10 digs for the Red

DevilsEast Jordan im-

proves to 6-4 on theseason with the vic-

tory.

VOLLEYbALL ROUNDUP

14 Year oldwins club

championship

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IRONTON LAUNCH, LAKECHARLEVOIX The Great Northwest

BASS Anglers held the final tourna-ment of the season on Lake Charlevoix

Sunday Sept 29th. As was typical formost of the tournament season the

fishermen found the conditions tough.

Over night a front had moved throughand the 7:30AM launch time found the

4th largest inland lake in the staterather angry with waves rolling at

around 3 feet and starting to whitecap.

The Classic event is different fromall of the other events the club has in

that each member is required to fur-nish their own boat to fish because

each member must fish alone. All ofthe other tournaments are team

events, although each member has his

weight recorded individually for anglerof the year.

8 boats took off in rough lake condi-tions only to find that the fishing was-

nt any better. As is almost the casehowever, someone finds a way to break

through and catch fish. At the end of

the fishing hours we had two anglersfind a way to catch their limit of bass

and several others catch at least somefish.

After all the fish were weighed, EdSchlosser came in with a very nice bag

totaling 17 lbs plus. Second place went

to Brian Weber with almost 14 lbs andthird place was awarded to Jack

Caverly with just over 7 lbs. Big Basswas also caught by Schlosser with a 4

lb 14.5 oz brute.The angler of the year for 2013 was

awarded to Jerry Hepner. Jerry did a

great job this year of placing in all butthe championship and was ahead by

enough to all but assure him of win-

ning AoY before heading out on thelake. this is Jerry second time winningthe award in the past 3 years.

The club would also like to thank

Gander Mountain for their supportthroughout the year and also like to

thank them for the discount couponsand the Costa Del Mar Sunglasses that

Ed won in the championship.

If you think that tournament fishingmight be some fun or if you would like

to learn more about bass fishing giveeither Dan Miller a call at 231-350-0118

or Jerry Hepner a call at 231-350-8500.

OFFICIAL RESULTS:

1st place Ed Schlosser

5 fish 17lbs 2.5oz

2nd place Brian Webber5 fish 14lbs 11.5oz

3rd place Jack Caverly2 fish 7lbs 10.5oz

Big Bass Ed Schlosser

4lbs 14oz

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1998 Ford Explorer XLT.

4x4, air, cruise. $2,995.Rivertown Auto Group, TheBest for Less 989 VFWRoad, Cheboygan, 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

1999 Chevy Silverado 1500.4x4, only 90 K. $999 down.Rivertown Auto Group, TheBest for Less 989 VFWRoad, Cheboygan, 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2000 Chevy Tahoe Z-71.

Leather, 4WD, tow pkg, lowmiles. $5,995. $599 down..Rivertown Auto Group, TheBest for Less 989 VFWRoad, Cheboygan, 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2002 Toyota RAV 4. 4x4, air,cruise. As low as $149 amonth. Rivertown Auto Group,The Best for Less 989 VFWRoad, Cheboygan, 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2003 Chevy S-10. 4x4, bed-liner, tow pkg. $999 down.

Rivertown Auto Group, TheBest for Less 989 VFWRoad, Cheboygan, 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2007 Chevy Silverado.4WD, one owner. $7,995.Rivertown Auto Group, TheBest for Less 989 VFWRoad, Cheboygan, 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2009 GMC 1500 truck, 4wheel drive, Z-71 packagewith electric trailer brakes,stealth gray, extended war-

ranty good until January2015 or 111,000 miles,$21,000. 989-390-1778.

2010 Ford F-150 XLT. 4WD,tow pkg. $19,999. Rivertown

Auto Group, The Best forLess 989 VFW Road,Cheboygan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

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Your Classified ad in theCharlevoix County News isplaced in the National data-base of more than 200,000

classified ads with AmericanClassifieds for no extracharge. Classified ads in the

Charlevoix County News arejust $2.00 for 10 words.Place your ad on-line atwww.Char l evo i xCoun-tyNews.com or call 231-330-8062..

SNACKS & DRINKS Gay-lord Vending can supplyyour business or office withvending machines forsnacks and Pepsi productsfor your staff and customers.Serving Gaylord, Petoskey,Boyne City, Charlevoix, East

Jordan, Grayling, Lewiston,Mio and many areas inNorthern Michigan. We offer

a full line of popular snacksand drinks including a line-up of healthy products. Lo-cally owned and operated.Contact us at 989-350-9238,989-732-8160 or e-mail us [email protected].

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ADORABLE DOLLS. 3 newcollectible 17 inch Memoriesdolls in boxes with dollstands. Was $60 each, ask-ing $30 each. 989-732-4630

3 COLLECTIBLE BEARSwith wooden bench, origi-nally $70, asking $30. Col-lectible doll with stand,originally $60, asking $30.989-732-4630.

Small, private collector pay-ing cash for Baseball, Foot-ball cards before 1970.Gaylord area. 231-373-0842

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Maytag Dishwasher EnergyStar $175, remodelingkitchen, Lewiston 989-786-9059.

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ESTATE AUCTION. October4, (Fri), 4:30pm. 1454 E.Miller Rd, Fairview. Troyer

Auctions. 989-848-2444(home); 989-848-9991(barn). www.troyerauc-tions.net

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1992 CHEVROLET LU-MINA EURO. 4 door sedan.989-619-0487. Ask for Dar-rell.

2005 Chevy Aveo LS. Auto,air, 35 MPG. $5,895. River-town Auto Group, The Bestfor Less 989 VFW Road,Cheboygan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2005 Ford 500. Air, cruise, 4new tires, Pioneer stereo.$7,995. Rivertown AutoGroup, The Best for Less989 VFW Road, Cheboy-gan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2006 Chrysler PT Cruiser.Air, cruise. $6,995. River-town Auto Group, The Bestfor Less 989 VFW Road,Cheboygan, 231-627-6700.

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2010 Chevy HHR. Air,cruise, nice. $9,900. River-town Auto Group, The Bestfor Less 989 VFW Road,Cheboygan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2010 Chevy Impala. Air,cruise, new tires, 29 MPG.$9,995. Rivertown AutoGroup, The Best for Less989 VFW Road, Cheboy-gan, 231-627-6700.

www.RiverAuto.net2010 Mercury Milan. Air,cruise, nice. $9,995. River-town Auto Group, The Bestfor Less 989 VFW Road,Cheboygan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

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Youve traded inrenting for own-

ing. So now what?

You may be sur-prised to find out

that there is moremoney involved in

owning a housethan just taking

out a home loan

and making your

monthly pay-ments.

What youwerent responsi-

ble for as a renter

becomes all yours as a home-owner. Property taxes, utilities,

home maintenance and repairs,insurance and even decorating

in any way you choose are all onyou now, for better or worse. And

if you live in an association or

in other types of communitieswhere special property taxes are

assessed, youll have to contendwith that, too.

Lets break it down.

Closing CostsClosing costs can add on thou-

sands of dollars when your loanis settled. Those fees are often

negotiated and vary state-by-state. As a buyer you may be re-

sponsible for a portion of themor the seller may assume all of

them. The expense may be writ-

ten into the offer so thatthe buyer doesnt have to

come up with the cash.

Property TaxesYour property taxes are

the principal source of

revenue for municipali-ties, counties and school

districts. The United

States average for prop-erty taxes is 1.38 percentof the homes value with

the highest rates in New

Jersey, Connecticut, NewHampshire, New York and

Rhode Island and the lowest inLouisiana, Alabama, West Vir-

ginia, Mississippi, andArkansas. Additionally, there

are variances within counties,

parishes, boroughs and the like.If you live in a condo or a com-

munity that assesses its resi-dents a special tax, such as a

condo development, you willhave fees on top of your prop-

erty taxes.

Find out what your annual ob-ligations are and budget accord-

ingly. Otherwise, you ll have ashock when those taxes and fees

become due.

Private Mortgage InsuranceIf your down payment was

less than 20 percent of the pur-

chase price, you will be requiredto buy Private Mortgage Insur-

ance. PMI enables you to buy a

house with a smaller down pay-

ment. The insurance protects

the lender against you default-

ing on the loan. Once you have

sufficient equity in the house,

the PMI coverage can be can-

celed.

Homeowners Insurance

You cant get a loan withouttaking out homeowners insur-

ance but that doesnt cover

everything, especially if you live

in an area where natural disas-

ters occur. You should consider

supplemental policies for floods,

tornados, hurricanes and earth-

quakes. And if you have a lot of

valuable items, such as jewelry,

antiques, art or a lot of expen-

sive equipment like computers

or cameras, youll need to buy a

rider if you want them covered.

DecoratingOne of the most satisfying

things about home ownership is

the ability to make your house

look just about any way you

want it. Want a moat and draw-

bridge? Put them in. Want a

tropical island theme? Do it. You

can change the appearance of a

house with something as simple

as paint or as elaborate as a re-

model. And a house new to you

generally needs furniture and

other items like window treat-

ments, carpeting and light fix-

tures.

Home Maintenance and Re-

pairsIf you bought a fixer-upper,

you pretty much know whats

ahead of you. Time, sweat and

money then add another 20

percent or more to the costs. Buteven a house in pristine move-in

condition is going to need main-

tenance and its better sooner

rather than later.

There will come the day

maybe not now, but inevitably

that the roof will need to be re-

placed or the furnace breaks

down or something goes terribly

wrong with the plumbing. Your

choice is to repair or replace. If

youre handy at DIY, you have an

advantage, but youll still need

to spend some money.

Dont be too startled if every

year you have some sort of

major expense, sometimes cost-

ing thousands of dollars. To

smooth the edges off of thoseunexpected expenditures, start a

savings account for your house.

And its important to maintain

your house. Down the line, you

may want to move up. To sell

your house for the best price,

you want to show a well-main-

tained home, not a neglected

house.

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FeaturedProperty

Page4B Charlevoix County News October 3, 2013

Real Estate CornerQuestion & Answers About Selling Real Estate

by J ans

Sit back, relax, and take in thestunning waterfront views from

your own private, sandy beach

along 100 feet of Lake Charlevoixfrontage with this 1,937 square

foot fabulous farmhouse stylehome.

This is a very rare real estatepackage, as not only does it in-

clude spectacular lake frontage,

the home is also situated on one-and-a-half acres of property

now thats a lot of privacy for alakefront custom home setting.

The home includes four bed-rooms and two baths, so there isplenty of room for the family as

well as friends who stop by toenjoy this fantastic Northern

Michigan paradise. The roomsare generously sized, and high-

lights include wood flooring,

fireplace, second level open deckthat overlooks the waterfront,

outstanding views throughout,and a dock for watercraft at the

shore.Located at 5732 Lakeshore

Drive, which is outside of Boyne

City near Advance, this is an in-credible opportunity to own a

spacious, Lake Charlevoix homethat is situated on a large parcel

of property. Listed at $524,900 -for a more information or to

arrange a tour, call Marty Moody

or Karen Colburn at LyndasReal Estate Service in Boyne

City at 231-582-9555 or email atMarty@lyndasrealestateser-

vice.com or [email protected]

Lake Charlevoix frontage plus acreage with this

farmhouse style home near Advance

Coplents of mke Stark,Stark Realty, inc. (231) 536-7700

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LADIES 12 speed Murray,

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1952 CHRYSLER NEWYORKER Executive. Carstored inside. 2 door, norust. Nice car! Original Hemiengine. 989-619-0487. Askfor Darrell.

1986 CHEVROLETBROUGHAM. No rust,clean inside and out. 4 door,

low mileage. 989-619-0487.Ask for Darrell.

FOR SALE: 1940 FORDPICKUP. 231-348-7066

1989 Cadillac Brougham.Wow! Less than 31k miles.

A classic in white with whitevinyl roof, white leather, wirewheels, cruise control, anoutstanding creampuff!Dont miss it. $3,449. DaveKring Chevrolet-Cadillac,1861 US 31 North,Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585.

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JOHN DEERE 2010 TRAC-TOR. Wide front end, goodrubber, gas, 3-point, powersteering, one remote. 989-

358-80201951 ALLIS CHALMERSWD Tractor with 8 foot disc,6 foot drag and 3 point, 2bottom plow. $2,750. Call231-676-1257

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Free: Two 24 x 36 modular

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FLEXSTEEL SOFA. Looksnew. Nice Flower pattern oncream background. Beauti-ful sofa in perfect condition.$250. Call 989-732-8160.

WOOD CHINA CABINET, 2sections, easy to move.$125. TV Cart, has wheels,bottom rack. $10. Bothgreat condition., 989-732-4630

SLEEPER SOFA, $395.Full desk with 2 bookcases,$400. Swivel rocker chair,$95. Media center, $100.

Storage cabinet, $50. 630-441-3755

$600 CUSTOM MADEChina Cabinet, great condi-tion. Asking $349. 989-732-1821

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GARAGE - MOVED SALE.Gaylord, 572 East FelshawStreet. October 4 and 5,9am - 4pm. Much stuff in-cluding boats and motor,furniture, tools, gardentools, clothing, hunting, fish-ing and camping equip-ment, appliances, TVs,luggage, bookshelves, bicy-cles, basketballs, skis andboots, dog supplies, etc.

Moving sale one day only,Saturday October 5th, 8:30to 4:30. 547 Felshaw St,Gaylord. 40 years of col-lectibles such as NormanRockwell plates, handmadegoods and furniture andmuch more.

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MIO GUN SHOW. Satur-day, October 12, 2013. 9am

3pm. At Mio CommunityCenter, 309 Ninth St. Mio.(2 blocks behind Mio Rite-

Aid). Admission is $5 perperson. 12 years and underfree when accompanied byadult. Call Bud at 989-335-3195 for information or toreserve a table, $25 pertable. All local, state and

Federal laws apply.BUYING OLDER Savage ri-fles and any old .22s. Alsolooking for old and obsoleteammo. 989-390-1529.

VEPR AND SIGA metalmagazines. US made.CSSPECS.com. 386-490-1102

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1998 Ford E-350 Cube Van.

Lift gate. $3,995 RivertownAuto Group, The Best forLess 989 VFW Road,Cheboygan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

1999 Chevy 3500 Flatbedtruck. Bad motor. $1,995Rivertown Auto Group, TheBest for Less 989 VFWRoad, Cheboygan, 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2002 Dodge Ram 3500Dump Truck. 4WD. $9,499Rivertown Auto Group, TheBest for Less 989 VFWRoad, Cheboygan, 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2002 Dodge Ram 3500Dump Truck. Set up forsnow plow. Sale Price$9,499. Rivertown AutoGroup, The Best for Less989 VFW Road, Cheboy-gan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2005 Ford E-350 super dutyCube Van. $9,900 River-town Auto Group, The Bestfor Less 989 VFW Road,Cheboygan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2010 Ford E-350 super dutyCube van. $14,900 River-town Auto Group, The Bestfor Less 989 VFW Road,Cheboygan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

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Trimmer/Climber. BucketOperator Foreperson.

Trees, Inc is now looking forqualified, experienced LineClearance workers. Join ateam that puts safety firstwith great pay and benefits.Job opportunity now avail-able. For more information,please call 616-520-7176.EOE-AA: M/F/D/V

Industrial Maintenance.Grayling wood windowcomponent manufacturerseeks industrial mainte-nance generalist. RequiresHS/GED, documented workhistory, drug screen, relatedtraining or experience.Steam systems experiencehelpful. Apply at:www.springswindowfash-ions.comor Michigan Works

office. EEO employerNews Reporter BoyneCity Attend and report onlocal governmental meet-ings, school board and localnews reporting. Experi-enced writer and photogra-pher a plus. Must haveDigital camera and com-puter. E-mail info and sam-ples to Dave [email protected].

News Reporter BoyneFalls Attend and report onlocal governmental meet-ings, school board and localnews reporting. Experi-enced writer and photogra-pher a plus. Must haveDigital camera and com-

puter. E-mail info and sam-ples to Dave [email protected].

WANTED: TOWERCLIMBER. Paid training,per diem, travel required.Send resume to [email protected].

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CHARMING 4 Bedroom, 3bath, full basement, 2 cargarage on 5 acres. off ofPleasant Valley Road.$1,050 per month, BoyneCity Schools.. f/l security.Call Tom, 231-582-2189

For Rent: 9 month rental, 1bedroom, 1 bath, furnished,

no pets, no smoking, $675

month, 989-732-5720.

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Unfinished house, 3 bed-rooms, septic drainfield inGaylord. Shell: $30,000.989-370-1843

Log cabin, Mackinaw City,Paradise Lake, two cargarage, reduced to$43,500. 231-203-1856

BEAUTIFULLY SET 3 bed-room with loft, newly remod-eled, basement, coveredlarge deck on 8.5 acres.Onaway area. $40,000.989-733-2703

We sell energy modularhomes, let us build yournew home or replace yourfire loss. See our model,give us a call for an appoint-ment 989-370-6058.

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Globe Clock. Seiko clock inglass globe, $25. Call 989-732-8160.

Lamps. Nice table lamps. 5styles. $35 each. Call 989-732-8160.

Wood Clock, desk or wall.$20. Call 989-732-8160.

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LAKE LOT FOR SALE nearOkefenokee Swamp inSouthern Georgia. 231-546-

3959.

Wanted to Rent Deer hunt-ing property for bow andgun season, 20 acres ormore for four experiencedhunters. Gaylord, Vanderbiltand Atlanta area. Call Garyat 586-436-1357.

Attention Golfers, Campersor Snowmobilers! Vacant lotat Lakes of the North. Taxesand assessments paid up,clear title. $1000 OBO. 989-875-2692

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455 JOHN DEERE Diesellawnmower. 960 hours, 60deck, comes with 51 powerbroom and leaf-vac system.$5,500 OBO. Call cell 231-675-6590

LARGE GAS GRILL. Patio

Classic, 4 burner. Top qual-ity, includes full propanetank. $160. Call 989-732-

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Following a performance onBeaver Island, a Celtic bandlost a case containing abass guitar. The case has aCeltic logo on it, and theguitar has a shamrock on it.Please notify the owner bye-mail [email protected] if you have anyquestions, or have heard ofthe whereabouts of thisbass guitar.

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CUSTOM MADE Chinacabinet, great condition,$349. 989-732-1821.

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2009 Suzuki Burgman650cc executive model,white, 11,000 miles, excel-lent condition, stored inside,owned and gently rode bysenior gentleman, $5,900.,231-622-9193.

1999 DYNAGLIDEHARLEY. One owner with

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Sweet Bike! 989-619-0487.Ask for Darrell.

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Peavy Classic VTX seriesTranstube guitar amplifier100 watt 2 scorpion 12 inchspeakers with footswitches, $300. firm or buyboth amps for $380. firmand save $70. Call 231-268-8305

VINTAGE DeArmondmodel 210 acoustic guitar,Soundhole pickup. $200obo. 989-732-1198

Baldwin Acrosonic spinetpiano, mahogany wood,great finish, $350, 231-546-3477.

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_ ton towable. MSRP,$26,549. Sale Price,$20,995. Petoskey RVUSA, 2215 US Highway 31N. Petoskey, MI 49770.Phone 231-347-3200.

Used 2005 KeystoneCougar 28 foot Fifth Wheel.2 slide-outs, queen bed,one owner, clean. SalePrice, $10,995. PetoskeyRV USA, 2215 US Highway31 N. Petoskey, MI 49770.Phone 231-347-3200.

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2013 Bighorn 3610. Thisrear entertainment centerfloor plan one of the bestfloor plans in the industry. Ithas a huge shower in thebathroom, and has enough

kitchen counter and cabinetspace to take everything

youll need. It comesequipped with Hydraulicfront landing gear, a powercord real, 1 1/2in receiver,correct track alignment sys-tem, 4 door 12.7 cu ft fridge,central vac, 32in flat screenin bedroom, convection mi-crowave 2 additional foldingchairs, programmable com-bination safe, electric fire-place, and even a secondair conditioner. MSRP:$75,128. Sale Price:$50,995. International RVWorld, 277 N. ExpresswayCourt, Gaylord, MI 49735.989-448-8700. SummerHours: Monday Friday9am 6pm, Saturday 9am

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2013 Catalina 30BHS. This30ft travel trailer is the per-fect family coach. It willsleep 9 people and the fam-ily pet. It has a private bed-room for 3 kids and a

private bedroom for momand dad. It come equipped

with the customer valuepackage, comfort package,plus package, power pack-age, spare tire with carrierand cover, exterior campkitchen, hid-a-bed sofa, andeven outside speakers.MSRP: $29,970. Sale Price:$20,995. International RVWorld, 277 N. ExpresswayCourt, Gaylord, MI 49735.989-448-8700. SummerHours: Monday Friday9am 6pm, Saturday 9am

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2013 Outback 277RL TravelTrailer w/Rear Living Area

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amp; Overhead Cabinet, AirSofa Sleeper and amp; KingDinette Slide, LCD TV, Dbl.Kitchen Sink, 3 BurnerRange, Refrigerator, Pantry,Linen Cabinet, OutsideCamp Kitchen, Side AisleBath w/Angle Shower, Toiletand amp; Sink, Dbl. BathEntry, Front Queen BedSlide w/Overhead Cabinet,Pass-Thru Storage, FullFront Wall Wardrobe,Dresser, TV. MSRP:$33,645. Sale Price:$25,995. International RVWorld, 277 N. ExpresswayCourt, Gaylord, MI 49735.989-448-8700. Summer

Hours: Monday Friday9am 6pm, Saturday 9am


2013 Outback Terrain321TBH. This light weightluxury travel trailer will sleep9 people comfortably and ithas all the conveniences. Itcomes equipped with aVaulted ceiling, stereo sys-tem with DVD and BlueTooth, 3 burner range withoven, 32in LCD TV, skylightin bath, 13.5 air, microwave,6 gal gas electric waterheater w/DSI, Large doubledoor refer, Deluxe sleepersofa, Champagne fiber-glass, Gel coat cap, tintedsafety glass windows, TVantenna w booster, cableand satellite prep, outside

camp kitchen, black tankflush, spare tire and evenan electric awning. MSRP:$35,872. Sale Price:$24,995. International RVWorld, 277 N. ExpresswayCourt, Gaylord, MI 49735.989-448-8700. SummerHours: Monday Friday9am 6pm, Saturday 9am


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Aisle Bath w/Toilet, Sink andTub/Shower, Slide-outWardrobe in Bedroom,Front Queen Bed w/Night-stand and Storage. Includedis an Electric Queen BedSplit Bench Seat/Bed inCargo, LCD TV. MSRP:$46,995. Sale Price:$35,995. International RVWorld, 277 N. ExpresswayCourt, Gaylord, MI 49735.989-448-8700. SummerHours: Monday Friday

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1998 Ford Explorer XLT.4x4, air, cruise. $2,995.Rivertown Auto Group, TheBest for Less 989 VFWRoad, Cheboygan, 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2000 Chevy Tahoe Z-71.

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2001 CHEVROLETTRACKER. 5 door, leatherinterior. Rides and drives

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2002 Toyota RAV 4. 4x4,air, cruise. As low as $149 amonth. Rivertown AutoGroup, The Best for Less989 VFW Road, Cheboy-gan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2004 Dodge Durango SLT.3rd row seat, tow pkg. Aslow as $199 a month. River-town Auto Group, The Bestfor Less 989 VFW Road,Cheboygan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2006 Saturn VUE. Tractioncontrol, OnStar. Nice. Aslow as $199 a month. Drive

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2011 Chevy Equinox LT.AWD, very nice. As low as

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2012 Ford Escape. 4 newtires. As low as $239 amonth. Rivertown AutoGroup, The Best for Less989 VFW Road, Cheboy-gan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

Chevy Trailblazers. 4 tochoose from! 2008, 2006and 2003. These are nice!

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Dodge Durangos. 4 tochoose from! All are 2004models. Great powerful

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Ford Escapes. 4 to choosefrom! 2003, 2004 and 2005.

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Open Galvanized SteelAngle Iron Utility Trailer byForest River, Triple AngleTongue, 6-1/2 x 12 Single

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1997 Dodge Ram 3500 Flatbed. Dually, power lift gate.$3,900. Rivertown AutoGroup, The Best for Less989 VFW Road, Cheboy-gan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

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1999 Chevy Silverado1500. 4x4, only 90 K. $999down. Rivertown AutoGroup, The Best for Less989 VFW Road, Cheboy-gan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2001 Chevy S-10 LS. Hardtonneau cover, ext. cab, 90K. $599 down. Rivertown

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2003 Chevy S-10. 4x4, bed-liner, tow pkg. $999 down.Rivertown Auto Group, TheBest for Less 989 VFWRoad, Cheboygan, 231-6 2 7 - 6 7 0 0 .www.RiverAuto.net

2005 Chevy Silverado1500. Bedliner, 65 K. $899down. Rivertown AutoGroup, The Best for Less989 VFW Road, Cheboy-

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2005 Ford E-350 SuperDuty Box Truck. Ramp, 15foot box. $9,900. Rivertown

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2005 Ford F-150. Bedliner,toolbox, tow pkg. $599

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2005 Ford Ranger. Ext. cab,bedliner, hitch. $499 down.Rivertown Auto Group, TheBest for Less 989 VFWRoad, Cheboygan, 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2006 Ford F-150 XL. Tool-box, bedliner, tow pkg. $499down. Rivertown Auto

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2006 Ford F-150. Ext. cab,bedliner, 79 K, tow pkg.$499 down. Rivertown AutoGroup, The Best for Less989 VFW Road, Cheboy-gan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2007 Chevy Silverado 2500HD. 4WD, utility truck.$11,900. Rivertown AutoGroup, The Best for Less989 VFW Road, Cheboy-gan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2007 Chevy Silverado.4WD, one owner. $7,995.Rivertown Auto Group, TheBest for Less 989 VFWRoad, Cheboygan, 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2008 Dodge Ram 1500.

Bedliner. $799 down. River-town Auto Group, The Bestfor Less 989 VFW Road,Cheboygan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2008 GMC Sierra 1500.Bedliner. $899 down. River-town Auto Group, The Bestfor Less 989 VFW Road,Cheboygan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2009 GMC 1500 truck, 4wheel drive, Z-71 packagewith electric trailer brakes,stealth gray, extended war-ranty good until January2015 or 111,000 miles,$21,000. 989-390-1778.

2010 Ford F-150 XLT. 4WD,tow pkg. $19,999. River-

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2009 Dodge Grand Cara-van. Stow-N-Go seating,seats 7, air, cruise, more. Aslow as $199 a month. DriveNow Auto Sales, 2215 USHighway 31 N, Petoskey.Phone 231-347-3200.www.drivenow123.com

2010 Dodge Grand Cara-van SE. Stow-N-Go, seats7, 4 captains chairs. As lowas $299 a month. Rivertown

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Small, private collector pay-ing cash for Baseball, Foot-ball cards before 1970.Gaylord area. 231-373-0842

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