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BYKEN GRABOWSKI

ASSOCIATE EDITOR

MANISTEE Members of the RollingThunder Inc. Michigan Chapter # 1

received a special honor during their mem-bership meeting on July 17 at the ManisteeMoose Lodge when Army Sgt. 1st ClassAdam Schuessler presented them with aflag that flew over Headquarters SupportCompany 18th Airborne Corps VictoryBase Complex (Al Faw Palace) in BaghdadIraq.

Schuessler is a Manistee Countynative who has served one tour of duty inOperation New Dawn in Iraq, and threetours of duty during Operation IraqiFreedom. He told how the flag presenta-tion came about when he was approachedby local Rolling Thunder member JohnStocki on the subject nearly a year ago.

Eight months ago, John asked me if it

were possible to fly a flag over in Iraq thatI could get to you, said Schuessler. I toldhim I would be glad to do it, and then Ifound out I was going to be working at theAl Faw Palace Headquarters in Baghdad. Ithought this would be a great opportunityto fly a flag for Rolling Thunder.

Schuessler said that due to the signifi-cance of where he was stationed for thistour of duty it wasnt as easy to fly a flag atthis location as it might be at some otherareas of Iraq. However, what made it evenmore significant was some very historicalturn of events the day before the flag wasset to fly in Iraq.

It took a little coordinating to get it

done, but it was decided that May 2 wouldbe the day that it was to fly over Al FawPalace headquarters, said Schuessler.There is some significance to this flagbecause it just so happens that when wewoke up on May 2 we found out aboutthe killing of Osama bin Laden the nightbefore. So that morning the honor guardflew this flag on the flag pole after the hon-ors were rendered. What you have here isthe first flag flown over the USFI (UnitedStates Forces in Iraq) headquarters afterOsama bin Laden was killed.

The flag was placed in a special case

and included a certificate from Lt. Gen.Lloyd Austin III who is the four star com-mander of Iraq. Schuessler read the certifi-cate that came with it.

It said this flag of the United States ofAmerica is presented to Rolling ThunderMichigan Chapter # 1 and this flag wasflown over the compound Camp VictoryBaghdad, Iraq during Operation NewDawn on May 2, 2011, said Schuessler.

Thank you for your support of the sol-diers, sailors, Marines, airmen and CoastGuard presently deployed and it is signed

by Command Sgt. Joseph R. Allan andcommand Lt. Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III.

Also inscribed on the certificate was thesoldiers creed that Schuessler read. It goesas follows:

The Soldiers CreedI am an American Soldier.I am a Warrior and a member of a

team.I serve the people of the United States

and live the Army Values.I will always place the mission first.I will never accept defeat.I will never quit.

I will never leave a fallen comrade.I am disciplined, physically and men-

tally tough, trained and proficient in mywarrior tasks and drills.

I always maintain my arms, my equip-ment and myself.

I am an expert and I am a professional.I stand ready to deploy, engage, and

destroy the enemies of theUnited States of America in close com-

bat.I am a guardian of freedom and the

American way of life.I am an American Soldier. The Army Sgt. 1st Class paid tribute to

the local Rolling Thunder and their efforts

to support the troops presently servingtheir country.

Thank you to all of you, saidSchuessler. What you guys do and thetireless support to us is often a thankless

job. Its just an honor to come back heretoday because you give your time and yourmoney to support us, so thank you foreverything you do.

Stocki then presented Schuessler witha banner of support that was signed bymembers of the Rolling Thunder that he

will be taking back to Iraq when he rejoinshis unit in the near future.

Ken Grabowski/News Advocate

rmy Sgt. 1st Class Adam Schuessler presents a flag to Rolling Thunder Inc.

Michigan Chapter #1s John Stocki on July 17. The flag flew at Al Faw Palace inBaghdad the day after Osma bin Laden was killed by American Navy Seals.

A SPECIAL GIFTLocal Rolling Thunder

chapter receives flag fromIraq

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SundayArcadia DazeThird Annual Extreme

Truck Challenge, TwistedTrails Off Road Park, 19405Read Road, Copemish

Salmon Splash pancakeBreakfast, 8:30 a.m.-12:30p.m., Manistee Eagles, 55Division St., Manistee

ARTDECK exhibit,noon-5 p.m., 7187 MillerRoad, Onekama

Salmon Splash lunchby Rosies Place, 12:30-

2:30 p.m., Salmon Splashtent, First Street Beach,Manistee

Live Music on thePorch, 1:30-4:30 p.m.,Douglas Valley Organic

Vineyard, Schoedel Road,Onekama

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July 26-30 WesternMichigan Fair, Ludington

July 26-27 Congregational Summer

Assembly Art Fair, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Frankfort

July 26 Linedancing, lessons 6:30-7p.m., dancing 7-9 p.m.,

VFW Hall, 1211 28th St.,Manistee

July 26 ShoreLineShowCase Jazz Concert,Colton Weatherstons West

Coast Quartet, 7 p.m.,Rotary Gazebo at FirstStreet Beach, Manistee

July 27 LakeshoreChoir Concert, WestMichigan Fair, Ludington

July 27 Open MicNight, 8 p.m., KalevaTavern, 9289 Walta St.,Kaleva

July 28 MasonCounty Garden ClubChristmas In July, 1-3 p.m.,United Methodist Church,Ludington

July 28 NMC

Community Concert Bandperformance, 7 p.m., GrandTraverse Pavilions, TraverseCity

July 28 JayceesRoots on the River con-cert featuring the JoshuaDavis Trio, 7 p.m., JayceeBandshell on the River,Manistee

July 29 Friday NightLive, 6-9 p.m., downtownLudington

July 29 NorthernMichigan DragwayMOPARS vs. the World, 8

p.m., 13991 Potter Rd., BearLake

July 29 MichiganLegacy Art Park SummerSounds featuring

Archipelago Project, 7 p.m.,Crystal Mountain Resort

July 29 FelixCavalieres Rascals, 9 p.m.,Little River Casino Resort

July 30 Street Sale,a.m., downtown Frankfort

July 30 RuralHeritage Day, 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., tour of ruralcounty museums includ-

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July 30 HomeGrownSaturday farmers marketand more, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.,downtown Manistee

July 30 Little Marys29th Anniversary Dinner,5 p.m., Norman TownshipCommunity Center,

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July 30 NorthernMichigan DragwayMOPARS vs. the World, 8p.m., 13991 Potter Rd., BearLake

July 30 Book sign-ing, What Is Good forGeneral Motors by ThomasCrumb, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., TheBookstore Manistee, 391River St.

July 31 Live Musicon the Porch, 1:30-4:30

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Aug. 2 ShoreLineShowCase Jazz Concert,Libby York with JeremyKahn and Eric SchneidersChicago All Stars, 7 p.m.,Rotary Gazebo at FirstStreet Beach, Manistee

Aug. 4 Jaycees Rootson the River concert featur-ing Seth Bernard and MayErlewine, 7 p.m., JayceeBandshell on the River,Manistee

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Aug. 5-7 CopemishHeritage Days

Aug. 5 Concert at theLog Cabin, 7 p.m., cornerof Panu and Walta streets,Kaleva

Aug. 6 Book signing,Excellence with SimpleElegance by BonnieLiabenow, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.,The Bookstore Manistee,391 River St.

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SUNDAY, JULY 24

Pancake Breakfast, 8-11 a.m.; Bear Lake Lions Den

AA meetings daily, Manistee and Mason counties. (231)723-

3515 for times and location.

Euchre, Senior Center, 1 p.m. Open to public.

KalevaLions Club Pancake Breakfast, 8 a.m.-12 noon.

Tours of Windows/Building following 10a.m. worship service,Historic First Congregational Church, 4TH & Oak, Manistee

Eagles Breakfast 8:30 am-12:30 pm (open to public)

Lunch by Rosies Place, 12:30-2:30 p.m., Big Tent, 1st St.

Beach, 5-8 p.m. Salmon SplashWeek/Manistee County

Humane Society.

MONDAY, JULY 25

Dual Diagnosis Self Help Group, 3:30-4:30 p.m., Manistee

Friendship Society, 1475U.S. 31 S.

Pinochle, Manistee Senior Center, 6 p.m.

Tops, Weigh In: 9:30 a.m., Meeting: 10 a.m.; Bear Lake

Methodist Church

TOPS #528 Group, weigh-in at 3:45 p.m., meeting at 4:30

p.m., First Baptist Church on Lakeshore, Manistee

ManisteeVeterans Counselor BethYeack, VA and other vet/dependant needs, Veteran center, Manistee courthouse, 8:30

a.m-4:30 p.m., call for appt. 398-3587

Trinity Lutheran Vacation Bible School, 420 Oak St.,

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TUESDAY, JULY 26

Auxiliary ofWest Shore Medical Center, monthly meeting,

11 a.m.; Classrooms 1 & 2.

Community Table, 5:30-7 p.m.; St. Joseph Parish Center.

Al-Anon, 8 p.m., Good Shepherd Lutheran Church,

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DAVService officer will process VA claims, other veteran/

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B. Matzen, DisabledVeteran OutreachWorker (DVOW),Manistee office, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 1660 US 31 S., Manistee

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Manistee County Library Board Meeting, upstairs, main

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 27

AA meetings daily, Manistee and Mason counties. (231)723- 3515 for times and location.

Manistee Kiwanis regular meeting,

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Overeaters Anonymous; 7 p.m.; Good Shepherd Lutheran

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Elks Ladies Dinner 7 p.m., River St.

THURSDAY, JULY 28

KalevaLions Club Pasties, 8 a.m.-12 noon

Karen Schmidt, Botanic Garden of Northwest Michigan,

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Onekama.

TheVictorian Quilters Guild, 10 a.m., Audubon Center,

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Roots on the River presents:The Joshua DavisTrio,

Jaycees Bandshell on Memorial Drive, 7 p.m..

American Legion Service officer, processVA claims, other

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FRIDAY, JULY 29

Great American FishFry, American Legion Post 10, 10Mason St., Manistee, 5-7:30 p.m.

Moose Lodge, Steak or Shrimp Dinner, 5-7:30 p.m., Sufferin

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temperatures and preven-tive measures they can taketo stay safe.

Body temperature canstart to rise any time tem-peratures are in the upper80s and above, and this cancause muscle cramps, dizzi-ness, severe heat illness andeven death.

The elderly and youngchildren are especially vul-nerable when it comes tothe effects of extreme heat,said Olga Dazzo, director ofthe MDCH. Its a good idea

to check frequently on lovedones, neighbors and friendswho may be at greater riskfor heat illness.

Heat illness occurs whenthe body is unable to cooldown. The body normallycools down by sweating.During extremely hotweather, sweating may notbe enough to cool the body.Thats when people canbecome overheated to thepoint of becoming ill.

People should drinkwater frequently evenwhen they may not bethirsty in order to stayhydrated, said Dr. DeanSienko, interim chiefmedical executive for theMDCH. They also shouldavoid alcohol and caffeinebecause both can causedehydration, the first stageof heat-related illness.

To avoid heat illness, thehealth department suggests:

Stay cool. Use an airconditioner or go to a coolplace such as a basement,neighbors house, shop-ping mall or cooling center.

Spending even a few hoursa day in air conditioningcan help reduce your riskfor heat illness.

Use a fan only whenthe windows are open orthe air conditioner is on.Fans will not prevent heatillness when the tempera-

ture is in the high 90s. Take a cool shower

or bath. Keep shades and cur-

tains closed to block the sunfrom coming in your homeor office.

Avoid exercising andphysical activity duringthe hottest part of the day.Mornings and evenings areusually cooler than mid-day.

Stay out of the sun.If you must be in the sun,

wear thin and light-colored

clothing, a hat and sun-glasses. Wear sun screen(at least SPF15) and reap-ply every two hours, afterswimming or exercising.

Check on familymembers, neighbors andfriends at least once a day.Move them to a cool place ifnecessary.

Never, ever leavechildren, the elderly or petsin parked vehicles. Vehiclesheat up very quickly andcan become dangerous,even with the windowsopen.

Dehydration is the firststage of heat-related ill-ness. Dehydration occurs

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by drinking water, andconsult a physician if symp-toms persist or if there is

an existing condition thatcould be complicated byincreased fluid intake.

The next more seriousstage of heat-related ill-ness is heat exhaustion.Heat exhaustion typicallyoccurs when people exerciseheavily or work in a warm,

humid place where bodyfluids are lost by sweating.This fluid loss can causereduced blood flow to vitalorgans, which results inshock. Signs of heat exhaus-tion include headache,moist and pale skin, nausea,dizziness, weakness andexhaustion.

To treat exhaustion, seekshade or a cool place. Drinka half glass of cool waterevery 15 minutes, removeor loosen any tight clothing,and apply a cool, wet towel

or compress. Heat exhaus-tion can develop into heatstroke, so if symptoms per-sist or worsen, seek emer-gency medical treatment.

Heat stroke is the mostsevere stage of heat-relatedillness. A heat stroke, alsocalled sunstroke, can be

deadly. Symptoms includevomiting, decreased alert-ness level or complete lossof consciousness, high bodytemperature (sometimesas high as 105 degreesfahrenheit) or red, hot, anddry skin with a rapid, weakpulse.

Call 911 for immediatemedical help and try to coolthe person down. If pos-sible, put them in a tub ofcool water or shower them

with a garden hose.

Health department urges caution as heat rises

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Estate AuctionSunday July 24, 2011 @10am

6969 E. Wever Rd, Walhalla, MI 49458

Directions: From US-10 take Wever Rd. E. (by the Branch Fire Dept) to sale site. The following Estate of Roy Reimer will be offered @ public auction and will include his full line of SnapOn hand & power tools, Snap On Show Case tool box w/roller cabinet, top box and side mounts, body shoptools, chain saws, yard tools, ladders, many garage related items, sporting equipment, Black Powder pistol,cherry wood buffet, new 4 Genesis speakers, stereos, computer system, collectible Kitchen Aid Mix Master,

household plus many more items too numerous to mention.

Auctioneers Note: This is a very condensed list. Nice clean sale. See our web site @ beyerauction.com for complete list and pictures. Auction Zip ID 23097 Terms: No out of state checks will be accepted.Cash or check with positive ID. Announcements take precedence over printed material. Lunch served ongrounds by BJs Food Wagon. Not responsible for accident or loss.

Beyer Auction Service Inc.Hesperia, MI 49421

231-854-1187 or 877-306-SOLD

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99Peaches

$329Amish Valley Large Eggs, 2 1/2 dozen..................$2.99

Blue Bonnet Margarine Quarters, Original & Light...5/$5

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Our Family Crescent Rolls. .................................2/$4

Toaster Strudels, 6 pack.......................................2/$5

Ben & Jerrys Ice Cream Pints.............................$4.69

Franks Red Hot Original & Wing Sauce .............$1.99

Chi Chis Salsas, 16 oz. .......................................$2.69

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Success Boil in a Bag Rice, white & Brown................2/$4

Aunt Jemima Maple Syrups, 24 oz.......................2/$7

Aunt Jemima Pancake Mixes, 32 oz.....................2/$5

Hungry Jack Boxed Potato Products ..................2/$3

Faygo 2 Liters, All Varieties....................................4/$5

Budweiser & Bud Light, 15 pack cans....$10.29 + deposit

Purina T-Bonz Dog Treats .................................. 2/$5

Purina Beneful Dog Food, 15.5 lb. bags...............$17.49

Kingsford Charcoal, 16.6 lb. bags..........................$9.99

Our Family Paper Towel, Twin packs. ...................... 2/$6

Our Family Slider Freezer & Storage Bags .........2/$4

Xtra Laundry Detergent, 75 oz. Jugs......................2/$6

Westfield Shredded Pizza Cheese............. ONLY $1.79

Fresh Express Spinach ................................2/$5

Rutabaga .................. ................... ............ 59 lb

Idaho Potatoes, 5 lb. Bag.................................2/$5

Cukes .........................................................2/$1

Nectarines.............................................. $1.19 lb

English Roast ........................................$2.89 lb

Denver Steaks ......................................$2.99 lb

Bone In Ribeye .....................................$6.99 lb

Boneless Round Steaks .........................$2.99 lb

Fresh Beef Briskets ...............................$2.99 lb

Center Rib Or Loin Chops .......................$2.99 lb

Pork Spare Ribs, 2 pk. .............................$1.99 lb

Fresh Chicken Wings..............................$1.99 lb

Split Chicken .........................................$1.09 lb

Gourmet Express, 32 oz. pack.....................$5.99 ea

Claussen Pickles ........................................$2.99

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