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1738 S. Otsego Ave., P.O. Box 641 Gaylord, MI 49735
WELL
MAINTAINED
RENTALS
CALL 732-1707
80 ACRES OF FUN
with this 5 Bed, 3 1/2 Bath,
Full Log Home w/ Stone
Accents. Full Finished
Walkout Basement, Fireplace,
Pellet Stove,Wood-Tile-
Carpeted Floors. Main Floor
Master Suite, Main Floor
Laundry,Attached 2 1/2 Car
Garage plus 30 x 50 Pole
Bldg. 2 Square 40 Acre
Parcels. Front Mostly Open-
Think Horses. Back Mostly Woods-Think Hunting. Lots of Deer, Elk & other
Critters. Bradley Creek Flows Thru Too-Think Trout.All at end of County
Maintained Dead End Road. Home Warranty. $299,000. MLS #274656
A STEP ABOVE
THE REST
3 Bed, 2 Bath Former Glen
Meadows Model w/ A
Touch of Class. Partial
Brick Exterior, Master Suite
w/Garden Tub, Custom
Fabric Shades-Draperies-
Rods & Related
Accessories, Gas-Log
Fireplace w/ Thermostatic
Controlled Heatilator,
Central Air, Sprinkler
System & Attractive Landscaping. Golf Course Frontage. Outside Keyless Entry.
Mother-in-Law Layout. $159,500. MLS #272563
CHARMING
MOVE-IN
READY
3 Bed, 1 Bath
Ranch with Lots to
Like. NEW Kitchen,
NEW Windows,
NEW Exterior
Doors, NEW
Partially Finished
Basement. Newer
High Eff. Furnace.
Comes complete with Oversized 2 1/2 Car Garage and Roomy Deck.All in a
GREAT Neighborhood Close to Town. $92,900. MLS #272407
NEW PRICE
A Frisbee Throw Away from
Big Bear Lake! Impeccable 3
Bed, 2 Bath Chalet with 2 1/2
Garage and Deeded Access to
Big Bear.You'll Also Find Tile
Floors,A Wood Burning
Fireplace, Full Basement,
Natural Gas Heat and Central
Air. Seller says what the heck,
throw in a Home Warranty
and give em the Mineral
Rights too! Last One in the
Water is a Rotten Egg!
$129,900. MLS #273198
EYE CATCHING
CURB APPEAL
3 Bed, 2 Bath Ranch
Close to Town. Rich,
Warm and Comfy
Inside with Vaulted
Ceilings,Tile Floors,
Natural Gas Fireplace
and Central Air. Newer
Roof, Hot Water Heater,
Appliances.Attached
Heated Garage, Storage
Shed, Fenced in Yard
and doggie door for Fideo. Great Place...Great Price.
$129,000. MLS#271016
A SQUARE 160
ACRES
with Trees, Hills,Trails,Water,
Grazing Land,A Pole
Building and a Gorgeous 2
Story Country Home. Need I
Say More? Okay, How About
4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, Master
Suite, Hardwood Floors,
Fireplace,Woodburner,
Zoned Radiant Heat, Full
Walkout Basement, Huge
Deck on One Side of Home,
Covered Wrapped Around Deck on Two Other Sides, Huge Pole Bldg with 14
Foot Doors for RV Storage. $758,000. MLS #272584
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Featured Home
On the Market
Should You
Upgrade
Before Selling?
By Ed Wohlfeil
Very few home remodeling
upgrades are good financial
investments. The best return on
investment often results from a
kitchen upgrade, which typically
increases the value of a home by
about 75 cents for each dollar
spent. Swimming pools, backyard
landscaping, entryway flooring,
and similar upgrades produce an
even lower return on investment
for a seller. Why, then, should a
home owner install upgrades
before putting their home on the
market?
Many dont. They might sell the
property as-is or offer different
types of credits or allowances
that are really nothing more than
price adjustments that acknowl-
edge outdated features or a flaw in
the property. Credits for worn-out
carpet, unusual paint colors,
faded kitchen cabinets, falling
fences, and roofs that are about to
leak are common. If the seller
doesnt have the desire or cash to
remove these flaws, buyers will
notice them and lower their offer
price if they make an offer.
Despite the lack of return on
investment in most upgrades,
there are times when making
them could be the difference
between getting offers or not get-
ting offers. Homes that have not
been updated will often have
problems selling under these con-
ditions:
High number of homes for sale
Relatively low number of quali-
fied buyers
Most of the competing homes
in the neighborhood have been
updated
Offering allowances or credits
assumes that the buyer will
update the home after they buy it.
Unfortunately, most of todays
buyers are putting nearly all of
their available cash into their
down payment and have little left
over to invest in upgrades. It is
usually easier for a buyer to pay a
little more for an updated home
and spread the higher cost over
the life of the mortgage. Yes, some
buyers have extra cash to make
the upgrades, but they usually
make up just a small portion of all
buyers.
Updating a home prior to put-
ting it on the market is usually not
about getting back the dollars
invested, its about generating any
reasonable offers at all. In a com-
petitive selling environment,
homes that are move-in ready
will sell faster and for a higher
price than homes that are not.
Exceptions exist, usually because
of a propertys unique location,
but in most cases the updated
home is more competitive.
6616 6624 S. Old 27, Gaylord
Contact; Wendie Forman, Smith Realty Group, Gaylord, (989) 732-2477
By Jim Akans
Otsego Lake is one of north-
ern Lower Michigans foremost
inland lake destinations. The
nearly 2,000 acre, all-sports
lake offers a full array of four
season recreational opportu-
nities, from swimming, fishing
and boating in the spring,
summer and fall, to fantastic
ice-fishing in the winter.
This is a rare opportunity to
own a home, one of three cab-
ins, or an entire resort on
Otsego Lake at a very reason-
able, and inviting price point.
The 200-foot of shared, private
lakefront features gorgeous
sugar sand beach and plenty
of boat docking.
The first property is a 700
square foot two bedroom, two
bath home with a detached,
and heated two and half car
garage. The home, and each of
the cabins, have been recently
remodeled and furnished, and
the vinyl sided exterior and
metal roof on the main home
and garage means outdoor
maintenance is minimal, a real
plus when living on the lake.
The three cabins each fea-
ture beautifully rustic log exte-
riors, and tongue and groove
wood interior walls. Each has
approximately 500 square feet
of living space, two bedrooms
and a full bath, and nicely
appointed kitchens. Each has
a durable metal roof and
access to detached two-car
garages located in a single
structure close by.
Pricing for these units is an
exceptionally pleasant sur-
prise. The home (unit 1) is
priced at $239,000 Unit 2 at
$159,000 Unit 3 at $149,000
and Unit 4 at $169,000. The
entire Lake Park Resort is
available for $625,000.
Call Wendie Forman at
Smith Realty Group today for a
private showing at (989) 732-
2477 or email Wendie@
WendieForman.com
Home & three cabins
on Otsego Lake
available individually or as a group
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Our restaurant and motel
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By Jim Akans
I
t is one of the oldest family-operated restaurants in
Michigan, and one of the most desirable of dining des-
tinations.
Founded in 1919 by George Dumas, the Sugar Bowl in
Gaylord was launched as a homemade candy and ice cream
shop, employing what was a common name at that time for
candy emporiums across the United States. Soon after
opening, Georges brother Harry joined the operation and
within a few years the Sugar Bowl began offering sandwiches
to their customers, and the nearly 100 year-old legacy of this
downtown Gaylord landmark began.
Today, the Sugar Bowl Restaurant is operated by George
Dumas son, Bob, managed by Tony Kaly, and offers a full
traditional American style menu featuring a variety of spe-
cialties such as delectably tender prime rib, fresh whitefish,
gourmet salads, and tantalizing homemade desserts high-
lighted by red raspberry pie, cheese cakes, and Greek rice
pudding and baklava. During the weekends, a Sugar Bowl
specialty is steaks grilled over charcoal and sauts created
right before the eyes of the diners. Expertly prepared by
head chef, Bob Kidder, who has overseen the kitchen at the
establishment for more than 35 years, the enticing menu at
Sugar Bowl Restaurant draws area residents and visitors to
northern Lower Michigan back time and time again.
The quality our food, states Bob Dumas, and the consis-
tency of our meals and our service bring our guests back
often. We are known across the United States as a restaurant
destination here in Northern Michigan.
The ambience inside the Sugar Bowl Restaurant beautiful-
ly reflects the establishments 93-year heritage. It is elegant
yet family-friendly, with a large family dining area serving
breakfast, lunch and dinner, and a formal dining room fea-
turing tablecloth service during evenings after 5:30 pm.
Vintage photos line the walls, providing a fascinating
glimpse of early Gaylord and Otsego County.
The care and attentiveness of the chefs and servers in pro-
viding customers with the ultimate up-north dining experi-
ence is an ongoing hallmark of the Sugar Bowls legacy. The
entire staff is dedicated to ensuring each customers visit is
an enjoyable and satisfying one.
The Sugar Bowl Restaurant is located at 216 West Main
Street (M-32) in downtown Gaylord, the same place the
establishment has been since it was founded back in 1919.
Hours of operation are Monday thru Thursday, and Sunday
from 7 am until 9 pm, and Friday and Saturday from 7 am
until 10 pm.
During that next visit to Gaylord, be sure to check out this
legendary restaurant.
Founded in 1919, Gaylords Sugar Bowl
Restaurant offers a full traditional American style
menu featuring a variety of specialties such as
delectably tender prime rib, fresh whitefish, gour-
met salads, and tantalizing homemade desserts
such as red raspberry pie, cheese cakes, and
Greek rice pudding and baklava.
Sugar Bowl Restaurant
serves up dining excellence
since 1919
Photo by Jim AkAns
Right: Renowned for their dedicated ongoing
support of area veterans, VFW Post #1518
also gives back to the community they serve.
At a special ceremony held at BJs Restaurant
in Gaylord last Saturday evening, the Post pre-
sented $400 checks to three local non-profit
agencies that also consistently serve local vet-
erans. From left, past Commander C. Fenner
Goldsborough, current Commander John
Facchinetti, the evenings three check recipi-
ents; Otsego Habitat for Humanity Executive
Director Donna Quandt, Friendship Shelter
Executive Director Marilyn Kaczanowski,
United Way Executive Director (representing
the Food Pantry) Lorraine Manary, and VFW
Post Sr. Vice Commander Matt Barresi and Jr.
Vice Commander, Nathan Neal.
Above:The evening ceremonies also included the swear-
ing in of this years VFW Post officers (from left), Chaplin
Rex Wilson, Surgeon Paul Aumiller, Quartermaster Tom
Serino, Commander John Facchinetti, Sr. Vice
Commander Matt Barresi, Jr. Vice Commander Nathan
Neal, and past Commander C. Fenner Goldsborough.
VFW Post #1518 holds officer installation and
check presentation event
Photo by Jim AkAns
Photo by Jim AkAns
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ANTIQUE OAK DRESSER with hand
carved handles, marble shelf,
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BUYING OLD Coins, Jewelry, Pottery
and Toys. Call Bill at 989-614-
0992. A-Z Resale, Old 27 South,
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security. Heat and water included.
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AUTOMOBILES
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mechanical repair, 1995 and up.
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774-2264 or www.tailoredenter-
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BOATS & MARINE
16 FOOT deep Alumacraft boat. Oil
injected, 40HP Evinrude, trolling
motor, trailer, 2 batteries, fishfind-
ers, tank, full cover, $3,350. 14
foot aluminum boat with 2010
Suzuki 4HP, 12 hours, trailer, cover,
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3 outboard motors AND FISHING
BOATS. 231-585-7406
BUSINESS FOR SALE
FOR SALE: SOPHIA'S of Mackinaw
City. Building, lot and all equip-
ment. Excellent location across
from the Fort, next to Southbound I-
75. Great sales, good family busi-
ness. Also great building lot
between Sophia's and The Fort
Fudge Shop. Excellent site for fish
& chips restaurant. Need to retire,
84 years old. Stop in the Fort Fudge
Shop and see Robert Heilman, 113
Straits Ave., Mackinaw City, MI
49701. 231-436-8931
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CLASSIC AUTO
1989 JAGUAR VJS CONVERTIBLE.
Like new with only 26,000 actual
miles. Last of the V-12's. Must sell.
$8,900 obo. 989-848-2238.
CLASSIC AUTO
CASH FOR OLD CARS. Please don't
send to crusher. Michel's Collision
& Restoration 231-348-7066
FOR SALE: 1940 FORD PICKUP.
231-348-7066
COMPUTERS & OFFICE
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you determine if Chapter 7 bank-
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financial situation and help you get
a fresh financial start. Call us today
for a free consultation at 989-348-
7777. We are a debt relief agency
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989-732-5878
MIKE BROWN & SONS, Summer
deals on firewood. Energy drafts
accepted. 231-420-1254
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1 couch, 1 recliner, 1 king-sized
bedroom suit. 989-732-1326
BALCONY PUB SET. Two chairs, 48
tile table, $150. 989-786-5304
BEDROOM SET, One piece, queen
size, light red oak, $2,500. 989-
786-5304
GARAGE & YARD SALE
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, Aug 5 & 6,
1770 Lakewood Drive, Off Opal
Lake Road, Michaywe, Gaylord.
Household items, tools, furniture
and much more. 8am-4pm.
GAYLORD: 220 Michaywe Drive,
August 4 - 13, 9am-6pm. Saturdays
9am-?. Selling entire household.
Quality Pennsylvania furniture,
Lennox dishes, linens, leaf blower,
outdoor furniture, golf clubs and
more.
GREAT ROOMS! Quality Pre-Owned
Furniture. New mattresses: Twin
$89, Full $109, Queen $139. 148
W. Main St. Downtown Gaylord, cor-
ner of Main and N. Court St.
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HELP WANTED
Boyne City Public Schools has an
opening for a Detention Room
Supervisor. For details, please visit
www.boyne.k12.mi.us.
Direct Service Worker - Full-time
position available at the Otsego
County Commission on Aging.
Looking for caring, compassionate
person with excellent customer
service skills. Duties include provi-
sion of homemaking, personal care
and respite care to frail, older
adults. Seeking worker with current
CNA certification. Work schedule
both requires and provides flexibili-
ty. Dedication to agency, staff team
and clients expected. Must be a
team player committed to policies
and procedures of the agency.
Applications available at the
Otsego County Commission on
Aging, 120 Grandview Boulevard,
Gaylord, and also accessible on the
agency website at
www.OtsegoCountyCOA.org. Please
submit applications by August 20,
2011. EOE.
Home Companion Home Health
care Aide positions available. 1-
866-808-2797
HELP WANTED
Direct Service Worker - Part-time
positions available with the Otsego
County Commission on Aging.
Looking for caring, compassionate
person with excellent customer
service skills. Duties include provi-
sion of homemaking, personal care
and respite care to frail, older
adults. Seeking workers with cur-
rent CNA certification or those
interested in participating in train-
ing to secure CNA certification.
Work schedule, including nights
and weekends, both requires and
provides flexibility. Dedication to
the agency, staff team and clients
expected. Must be a team player
committed to policies and proce-
dures of the agency. Applications
available at the Otsego County
Commission on Aging, 120
Grandview Boulevard, Gaylord, and
also accessible on the agency web-
site at www. OtsegoCountyCOA.org.
Please submit applications by
August 20, 2011. EOE.
HVAC Service Technician Wanted.
Live up-north & earn a great living
working for a growing Plumbing &
HVAC Service company. Great
wages & benefits. Earn up to
$34.00 per hour on performance
base pay. Must have minimum of
10 years in Residential HVAC
Service. Send resume to HVAC, PO
Box 382, Gaylord, MI 49734-0382
The Board of Trustees of the
Charlevoix County Community
Foundation seeks applications
from qualified candidates for the
following part-time position:
Administrative Assistant: The suc-
cessful candidate will possess
strong technology, writing, organi-
zational, and interpersonal commu-
nication skills. A minimum of a two-
year associate degree is preferred.
Charlevoix County residency
required. The position offers a com-
petitive wage and a flexible, collab-
orative, work environment. Please
submit a cover letter and resume
only to Chip Hansen, President,
Charlevoix County Community
Foundation, PO Box 718, East
Jordan MI 49727, or email to
chansen@c3f.org. A detailed job
description for the position is avail-
able at www.c3f.org. on the All
About Us tab. The deadline for
application is at 11:00 a.m. on
Monday, August 15, 2011.
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HOMES FOR RENT
2 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Private Lake
Louise, very nice, efficient, storage
barn. $600 a month. Immediate
occupancy. 989-731-2000
HOMES FOR SALE
2-3 BEDROOM, 1 bath home, full
basement, attached garage. Close
to city of Gaylord, completely reno-
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LAKE CUMBERLAND, KY. Turn-key 3
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wooded lot with a great lake view, 3
decks, 2.5 car attached garage,
fireplace, wonderful floor plan,
many updates, huge ceilings in the
great room, lots of storage.
Excellent condition! Occupancy at
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baths, 1 car garage. 6.75 acres
frontage on Five Lakes. Seasonal
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schools, privacy and tranquility only
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$139,000. Additional 4.37 acres
with heated workshop available.
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For Rent or Sale on Contract. 3
Bedroom Manufactured home.
$500 down, $500 month. Gaylord
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$500. Metal hutch, $25. 989-634-
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cab, 4x4, tonneau cover, 360, V-8,
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truck with 5000# Auto crane and
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Three recent cases of tetanus infection in southeast Michigan
have prompted local public health officials to remind adults that
immunizations arent just for kids.
Adults who are uninsured or whose health insurance policy
does not cover immunizations, are eligible for $15 Tdap immu-
nization at the Health Department through the Michigan Adult
Vaccine Replacement Program. The Health Department can bill
Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance; no one is turned away
for inability to pay. Call 800-432-4121 to schedule an appoint-
ment in Antrim, Charlevoix, Emmet, or Otsego counties.
Tetanus, also known as lockjaw, is an infection caused by
bacteria. Tetanus bacteria is commonly found in soil and can
enter the body through wounds contaminated with dirt, feces,
soil, or saliva. Tetanus infection can cause a person's neck and
jaw muscles to lock, making it hard to open the mouth or swal-
low. It can also cause breathing problems, severe muscle spasms,
and seizures. Tetanus is a serious disease from which it can take
months to recover. If left untreated, it can be fatal.
It is important for teenagers and adults of all ages to get vac-
cinated against tetanus, said Joshua Meyerson, MD, Medical
Director for the Health Department of Northwest Michigan. The
best treatment for this disease is prevention through immuniza-
tion.
Meyerson urges teenagers and adults to get vaccinated with
Tdap vaccine, which protects not only against tetanus, but also
diphtheria and pertussis (whooping cough). Because immunity
to tetanus decreases over time, most adults need to get a booster
shot every 10 years to stay protected. Adults who haven't received
Tdap vaccine should receive Tdap instead of their next regular
tetanus (Td) booster. Adults who have contact with infants
should get Tdap vaccine as soon as possible because being vacci-
nated against whooping cough will prevent them from spreading
the disease to vulnerable infants. Its a good idea for adults to talk
to their doctor about what vaccines they might need.
Vaccination is a lifelong process, Meyerson said. Its impor-
tant that adults of all ages get vaccinated against serious diseases,
such as flu, tetanus, and whooping cough.
Many newer vaccines are recommended for adults, including
vaccines to protect against shingles, pneumococcal disease, and
human papillomavirus (HPV). Other vaccines adults may need
include measles, mumps, and rubella; varicella; hepatitis A and
B; and meningococcal vaccines.
Seasonal flu vaccine is now recommended for everyone, every
year. The single best way to prevent the flu is to get vaccinated.
Adults should talk to their health care provider about the vac-
cines they need to be healthy.
For information about vaccines adults need, contact your
health care provider, call the Health Department at 800-432-4121
or visit www.adultvaccination.org/
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By Dr. Mital John
Coronary heart disease and heart attack and stroke
can be avoided to a large extent by lifestyle measures.
The direct causes of coronary heart disease and
stroke are factors like these:
- Restriction of blood vessels in the heart and the rest
of the body by arteriosclerosis.
- High blood cholesterol level.
- High blood pressure.
- Excess weight.
- Diabetes.
- High level of the amino acid homocysteine in the
blood.
- High content of low density lipoprotein (LDL) and
low-density lipoprotein (HDL) in blood. Lipoprotein is
a combination of protein and fatty substances that are
linked to each other.
- Inflammation in the circulatory system.
- High age.
- Inherited tendencies for high cholesterol and heart
disease.
- Men are more likely to get heart disease than
women.
These factors are interrelated in complex ways, and
are causing or amplifying each other. For example, arte-
riosclerosis will cause higher blood pressure, high
blood pressure and will cause even more atherosclero-
sis. Many of these factors are ultimately caused or
aggravated by the lifestyle of these factors:
-Too-high intake of fat, cholesterol and sugar.
-The fat consumption of the wrong type.
-Lack of fiber, vitamins, minerals and other dietary
deficiencies.
-The stress at work and
in everyday life.
-Smokers.
-Lack of exercise.
Lifestyle adjustments
will therefore be the main
methods of prevention of
heart failure. A diet with
the aim of preventing
heart disease is usually the
same as a diet to prevent cancer and other diseases.
Here is general diet advice:
- Avoid or reduce the amount of food that are indus-
trially processed, artificially made or heavily fried.
- Eating fish at least every second day. Also eat
seafood and fouls.
- Do not eat much red meat.
- Eat 5 fruits or vegetables per day. Each piece should
be the size of an apple or carrot. They should be raw or
carefully boiled so that nutrients are not washed out.
- Eat full corn bread, whole grain corn, peas, beans
and potatoes.
- Eat only a moderate amount of fat.
- Consume cholesterol rich foods like egg, spawn or
liver in only moderate amounts.
- Ideally most fat you eat, shall be of the mono-unsat-
urated. You also need some of the polyunsaturated
omega-3 and omega 6, but not too much of omega-6.
The consumption of saturated fats should be moderate.
- In order to achieve a balance of fat, most of the fat
supply should come from a mixture of sources such as
olive oil, canola oil, nuts, sunflower oil, sunflower oil,
linseed oil (oil fiber), fish and fish oil.
- Use only a moderate amount of soy oil and corn oil
in the diet. Only using such oil types will give you too
much polyunsaturated fat of the omega-6-type.
- Use only a very moderate amount of fat sources like
butter, coconut oil and palm oil. A high level of con-
sumption of these fat sources gives you a lot of saturat-
ed fat.
- Avoid letting the fat has been chemically modified,
thus called trans-fat. This type of fat is often found in
margarines, crackers, snack foods, fast food and other
food pre-made.
- Consume just a very moderate amount of sugar,
refined flour or refined cereals.
- Consume just a moderate amount of tranquilizers
and stimulants like alcohol and caffeine.
- Use only a moderate amount of salt in food.
However, in hot weather and the hard physical work,
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Evidence suggests that it will be helpful to take sup-
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Gaylord Otsego Memorial Hospital
(OMH) in Gaylord has joined Helen DeVos
Childrens Hospitals Partners in Childrens
Health, becoming one of 31 hospitals to affil-
iate with the childrens hospital in an effort to
enhance the care of children throughout the
state. Partners in Childrens Health brings
hospitals together to improve access to pedi-
atric specialty services and continuing pro-
fessional education.
We are pleased to have been offered the
option to join 30 other Michigan Hospitals in
becoming a partner in practice with Helen
DeVos Childrens Hospital, said Diane Fisher,
Vice President of Patient Care Services at
Otsego Memorial Hospital. This opportunity
provides OMH with access to a regional sys-
tem of healthcare for children, assistance
with quality initiatives, and continuing med-
ical, nursing and community education.
As part of the affiliation agreement, Helen
DeVos Childrens Hospital offers assistance
with quality initiatives, clinical outreach and
pediatric-specific continuing medical educa-
tion programming for the hospitals pediatri-
cians and other clinical staff members. The
affiliation also provides an opportunity for
periodic community education programs and
advocacy for childrens health and safety in
Gaylord.
The agreement provides a
framework to work together
to strengthen pediatric care
in Gaylord and the surround-
ing community, said Bob
Connors, MD, president,
Helen DeVos Childrens
Hospital. The partnership
connects Otsego Memorial
Hospital to a regional system
of care for children, dedicat-
ed to providing care close to
home and linking the hospital to a compre-
hensive childrens hospital.
Otsego Memorial Hospital is an independ-
ent, fully accredited primary and secondary
care facility located in Gaylord along the I-75
corridor. The total service area of OMH
encompasses nine communities and more
than 40,000 people (not including increased
summer populations). The medical staff
includes over 120 physicians in 28 medical
specialties, and with 46 acute care beds, OMH
offers the kind of personalized care delivered
best at a community hospital. Visit
MyOMH.org to learn more.
Helen DeVos Childrens Hospital, a member
of Spectrum Health, is a Grand Rapids-based
hospital serving children throughout
Michigan. A teaching hospital, it includes
nearly 200 pediatric physicians with training
in providing medical and surgical care to chil-
dren in more than 50 pediatric specialties.
Visit helendevoschildrens.org to learn more.
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15- Love, Italian-style
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1- Celestial body; 5- Alma
___; 10- Coarsely ground
corn; 14- City near
Phoenix; 15- Love, Italian-
style; 16- In ___ of; 17-
Not new; 18- Circular; 19-
Asian sea; 20- Baht
spender; 21- Watered; 23-
Choose; 25- Where It.'s
at; 26- Biased attitude; 31-
Wall painting; 35-
Resistance unit; 36- Drive
forward; 38- Negates; 40-
Put down; 42- Bird that
gets you down; 44- Male
swine; 45- Analyze; 47-
Fungal infection; 49-
Actress Merkel; 50- Org.;
52- Brandy distilled from
cider; 54- Indian holiday
resort; 56- Absorb, as a
cost; 57- Apportioning; 62-
Greek peak; 66- Career
golfers; 67- Water wheel;
68- Person, place, or
thing; 69- ___ first you
don't...; 70- Go with the
flow; 71- Gutter locale; 72- Inquires; 73- Perfume the air; 74- Sketch;

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1- Brown-bag stuff; 2- New Age musician John; 3- Between ports; 4- Wirelesses; 5-
Bordering on the sea; 6- Cupid; 7- Travel from place to place; 8- Bert's buddy; 9-
Eucalyptus tree; 10- Bed support; 11- Yorkshire river; 12- Alcoholic drink of fermented
honey; 13- Monetary unit of Afghanistan; 22- Make ___ for it; 24- Trident-shaped letter; 26-
Soft drink; 27- Capital of Tibet; 28- Not quite right; 29- Roasting rod; 30- Doctor; 32- Chafe;
33- For all to hear; 34- Grassy plain; 37- Actress Olin; 39- Ladies of Sp.; 41- ___ Kapital;
43- Banish; 46- Meditator; 48- Actress Gardner; 51- Good brandy; 53- Did penance; 55-
Battery terminal; 57- Pound sounds; 58- Saturate; 59- Fast fliers; 60- OPEC member; 61-
Bites; 63- Fly; 64- Capital of Fiji; 65- gain; 66- ctress Zadora;
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B e s t C r o s s w o r d s . c o m - P u z z l e # 1 f o r J u l y 3 0 , 2 0 1 1

A c r o s s
1 - C e l e s t i a l b o d y ; 5 - A l m a
_ _ _ ; 1 0 - C o a r s e l y g r o u n d
c o r n ; 1 4 - C i t y n e a r
P h o e n i x ; 1 5 - L o v e , I t a l i a n -
s t y l e ; 1 6 - I n _ _ _ o f ; 1 7 -
N o t n e w ; 1 8 - C i r c u l a r ; 1 9 -
A s i a n s e a ; 2 0 - B a h t
s p e n d e r ; 2 1 - W a t e r e d ; 2 3 -
C h o o s e ; 2 5 - W h e r e I t . ' s
a t ; 2 6 - B i a s e d a t t i t u d e ; 3 1 -
W a l l p a i n t i n g ; 3 5 -
R e s i s t a n c e u n i t ; 3 6 - D r i v e
f o r w a r d ; 3 8 - N e g a t e s ; 4 0 -
P u t d o w n ; 4 2 - B i r d t h a t
g e t s y o u d o w n ; 4 4 - M a l e
s w i n e ; 4 5 - A n a l y z e ; 4 7 -
F u n g a l i n f e c t i o n ; 4 9 -
A c t r e s s M e r k e l ; 5 0 - O r g . ;
5 2 - B r a n d y d i s t i l l e d f r o m
c i d e r ; 5 4 - I n d i a n h o l i d a y
r e s o r t ; 5 6 - A b s o r b , a s a
c o s t ; 5 7 - A p p o r t i o n i n g ; 6 2 -
G r e e k p e a k ; 6 6 - C a r e e r
g o l f e r s ; 6 7 - W a t e r w h e e l ;
6 8 - P e r s o n , p l a c e , o r
t h i n g ; 6 9 - _ _ _ f i r s t y o u
d o n ' t . . . ; 7 0 - G o w i t h t h e
f l o w ; 7 1 - G u t t e r l o c a l e ; 7 2 - I n q u i r e s ; 7 3 - P e r f u m e t h e a i r ; 7 4 - S k e t c h ;

D o w n
1 - B r o w n - b a g s t u f f ; 2 - N e w A g e m u s i c i a n J o h n ; 3 - B e t w e e n p o r t s ; 4 - W i r e l e s s e s ; 5 -
B o r d e r i n g o n t h e s e a ; 6 - C u p i d ; 7 - T r a v e l f r o m p l a c e t o p l a c e ; 8 - B e r t ' s b u d d y ; 9 -
E u c a l y p t u s t r e e ; 1 0 - B e d s u p p o r t ; 1 1 - Y o r k s h i r e r i v e r ; 1 2 - A l c o h o l i c d r i n k o f f e r m e n t e d
h o n e y ; 1 3 - M o n e t a r y u n i t o f A f g h a n i s t a n ; 2 2 - M a k e _ _ _ f o r i t ; 2 4 - T r i d e n t - s h a p e d l e t t e r ; 2 6 -
S o f t d r i n k ; 2 7 - C a p i t a l o f T i b e t ; 2 8 - N o t q u i t e r i g h t ; 2 9 - R o a s t i n g r o d ; 3 0 - D o c t o r ; 3 2 - C h a f e ;
3 3 - F o r a l l t o h e a r ; 3 4 - G r a s s y p l a i n ; 3 7 - A c t r e s s O l i n ; 3 9 - L a d i e s o f S p . ; 4 1 - _ _ _ K a p i t a l ;
4 3 - B a n i s h ; 4 6 - M e d i t a t o r ; 4 8 - A c t r e s s G a r d n e r ; 5 1 - G o o d b r a n d y ; 5 3 - D i d p e n a n c e ; 5 5 -
B a t t e r y t e r m i n a l ; 5 7 - P o u n d s o u n d s ; 5 8 - S a t u r a t e ; 5 9 - F a s t f l i e r s ; 6 0 - O P E C m e m b e r ; 6 1 -
B i t e s ; 6 3 - F l y ; 6 4 - C a p i t a l o f F i j i ; 6 5 - g a i n ; 6 6 - c t r e s s Z a d o r a ;
P a e 1 o f 1 B e s t C r o s s w o r d s . c o m - P u z z l e # 1 f o r J u l 3 0 , 2 0 1 1
7 / 3 1 / 2 0 1 1 h t t : / / w w w . b e s t c r o s s w o r d s . c o m / b e s t c r o s s w o r d s / r i n t a b l e / H o m e , r i n t a b l e . s d i r e c t ; s e s s i o n i . . .