Ports: Three Earn First-Team All-State

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By Mike Dunn
GAYLORD The
Associated Press released its
All-State football rosters last
week and three players from
the coverage area of the
Weekly Choice were first-
team selections in addition
to others who were Special
Mention and Honorable
Mention. Two area coaches
Kerry VanOrman of Petoskey
in Division 3-4 and Dan
Derrer of Mancelona in
Division 7-8 were also
named to the All-State roster
this year.
Those earning first-team
recognition were Grayling
senior two-way lineman
Griffin Dean in Div. 5-6 along
with Mancelona junior run-
ning back Wyatt Derrer and
Mio senior quarterback
Grant Price in Div. 7-8.
Others who earned All-
State recognition this year
included Petoskey senior Joe
Robbins as Special Mention
running back in Div. 3-4,
Grayling senior Riley Zigila as
an honorable mention spe-
cialist, and Mancelona high-
stepping senior fullback
Austin Spires, Johannesburg-
Lewiston senior lineman
Blake Huff and Mio senior
lineman Eli Koslakiewicz as
honorable mention picks.
In Division 3-4, Rocket
Robbins was a Special
Mention pick after a sensa-
tional season in which he
broke several existing single-
season and career school
records while helping the
Northmen to a 9-2 record, a
berth in the district champi-
onship game against eventu-
al state finalist Mount
Pleasant, and an undefeated
season in the Big North.
There are times when ath-
letes from the north get a
short straw because they are
not as visible to A.P. sports-
writers as athletes from
schools downstate. Its not an
intentional slight but it hap-
pens nonetheless. The truth
is, if anyone in Division 3-4
deserved first-team All-State
honors this year, Robbins did
after his incredible 2011
campaign. But any kind of
All-State recognition is still a
significant honor.
Robbins rushed for a
school-record 1,769 yards
and a school-record 33
touchdowns and probably
would have been named All-
State for his play at defensive
back if not for his play on
offense. In addition to being
Petoskeys all-time leader in
single-season and career
rushing yardage and touch-
downs, he is also the all-time
leader in interceptions.
In Div. 5-6, Grayling team-
mates Dean and Zigila
played integral roles in the
Vikings success this season
as head coach Tim Sanchezs
troops pushed to an 8-1 regu-
lar-season mark and a home-
playoff victory for the second
year in a row.
The 6-foot-7, 250-pound
Dean is the third player in
Grayling gridiron history to
be named first-team All-State
and does it a year after senior
tight end Steven Enos also
earned first-team honors.
The Dean was also an honor-
able mention All-State pick a
year ago.
The long-armed Dean
the Growl of Kevin
OConnells Viking defense
from his post at end and a
wall of rugged resistance on
the O-line for coach Eric
Tunney has been a two-way
varsity starter for three years.
The versatile Zigila was a
two-way, three-year starter
during the same three years,
a stretch where the Vikings
went 23-9 and advanced to
the playoffs all three years,
including twice playing the
district finals.
The Vikings employed
Zigila Warfare on both sides
of the ball this season and on
special teams and Zigila
delivered the goods, making
an impact as a runner and
receiver and sometimes
quarterback on offense, as a
linebacker on defense and as
a punt and kick returner on
special teams.
In Div. 7-8, Derrer of
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four goals with an assist in Kalamazoo
over the weekend, including two goals in
the third period of the 3-2 win over K-zoo
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Dean of Grayling, Derrer of Mancelona
and Price of Mio are first-team All-State
picks; Robbins of Petoskey is Special
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Petoskey senior Joe Rocket Robbins earned Special Mention recognition
this year in Division 3-4.
Grayling two-way linemen Griffin Dean is the third player
for the Vikings to be named first-team All-State.
Mio senior QB Grant Price rushed for more than
1,300 yards and passed for more than 1,200 yards
this season.
Mancelona junior running back Wyatt Derrer
rushed for more than 1,300 yards and was a
threat to break one on every play.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2011
Three earn first-team All-State
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by Mike Dunn
KALAMAZOO -- It was a
productive weekend down-
state for the Gaylord hockey
team. The Blue Devils took
part in the Kalamazoo United
Thanksgiving Tournament at
the Wings West Arena and
fared well, staging rallies to
beat both host Kalamazoo
United and Jenison on Friday
and Saturday.
On Friday against United,
the Blue Devils had to over-
come a sluggish start and a 2-
0 deficit to finally prevail by a
3-2 score. In the Saturday
game with Jenison, Gaylord
also fell behind 2-0 before
storming back to win 6-3.
In the game with United, it
was a lightning strike from
Mitchell Lawton that ignited
the Blue Devil comeback.
"Lightning" Lawton's goal --
his third of the young season
-- came late in the second
period and made a come-
back possible, trimming
United's lead to 2-1.
In the third period,
Gaylord did all the scoring
and, more specifically, Derek
Axford did all the scoring.
The ever-dangerous Axford
found the back of the oppos-
ing net twice, tying the score
at 2 just 33 seconds into the
period off a pretty, pinpoint
feed from Willis Gelow, and
then putting the Blue Devils
on top with an unassisted
short-handed goal at the 6:09
mark of the period.
Gaylord goalie Peter
Lawton then made the one-
goal lead stand, making sev-
eral key stops over the final
10 minutes of the contest to
preserve the hard-fought and
well-deserved victory. United
had 37 shots on goal in the
contest, compared to 20 for
Gaylord.
Spencer Bajko assisted on
Lawton's goal.
On Saturday, Gaylord ral-
lied in the second period
from another 2-0 deficit. This
time it was the pesky Bajko
doing the damage, scoring
consecutive goals, the sec-
ond one coming on a power
play, to tie the score. Then
Axford struck again to put
Gaylord on top, lighting the
lamp on a power play at the
9:15 mark. Gaylord outshot
Jenison 14-6 in the second
period.
The Blue Devils scored the
first two goals of the third
period to push their lead to
5-2 as "Lightning" Lawton
and Anthony Tomaski both
lit the lamp with unassisted
goals. Tomaski's goal was
short-handed.
Jenison's Chad Deshane
tallied at the 13:15 mark to
trim Gaylord's lead to 5-3 but
Axford put the seal on the
deal with his fourth goal of
the weekend and the final
goal of the game with less
than two minutes remaining.
Cole Muzyl had two assists
and Axford had a single assist
to go with his two goals. Also
earning lone assists were Jay
Lindgren, Trevor Raymond
and Willis Gelow.
Peter Lawton stood tall in
the nets again, turning away
24 of 27 shots directed at
him.
Gaylord (3-1) plays in the
annual early-season tourney
at Houghton way up in the
U.P. copper country this
weekend.
Hockey
Blue Devils sweep at K-zoo
PETOSKEY The Petoskey
hockey team opens at home
this weekend with a pair of
Big North Conference games.
On Friday, Dec. 2, the
Northmen play host to
Traverse City Central and
then Alpena comes to town
for a 2 p.m. matinee on
Saturday. The Saturday game
is also the annual communi-
ty food pantry drive and folks
are asked to bring donations
for the Brother Dan Food
Pantry.
Petoskey opened the new
season during the weekend
of Nov. 19-20, participating in
the prestigious Huron Shores
Challenge hosted by Alpena.
The Northmen lost to Milford
7-3 in the opener and to Holt
4-1 in game two.
Derek Smith, Tanner Davis
and Kyle Ruggles lit the scor-
ing lamp for Petoskey in the
Milford game with Smith and
Davis also notching assists.
Ken Forton recorded two
assists while Chay Worden
and Ian Morrison each had
one.
Morrison tallied Petoskeys
lone goal on Saturday with
help from Ben
Schwartzfisher.
Breanna Merriam was in
the nets for Petoskey in the
opener and freshman Mike
Whittaker handled the goal-
minding duties against Holt
in the Saturday game.
Northmen participate in Huron Shores Challenge at Alpena, open home
schedule this weekend
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VanOrman, Derrer earn honors
Football
By Mike Dunn
GAYLORD Two of the top
coaches in the region
received recognition from
the Associated Press last
week. Petoskey head coach
Kerry VanOrman and
Mancelona head coach Dan
Boo Derrer who also hap-
pen to run two of the classi-
est programs in the state
both made the All-State rolls.
VanOrman was chosen as
Special Mention Coach of the
Year in Division 3-4 and
Derrer was an honorable
mention Coach of the Year in
Division 7-8.
VanOrman guided
Petoskey to a 9-2 log this sea-
son and an undefeated
record in the Big North.
Petoskey finished with an 8-1
regular-season record for the
fourth year in a row under
VanOrman and made it to
the playoffs for the fifth time
in VanOrmans six years at the
helm of the Northmen pro-
gram.
One huge highlight from
2011 was the 31-14 victory
over Bay City John Glenn in
the opening round of the Div.
3 playoffs. This was also the
second time in four years
that Petoskey won its first-
round playoff game and
advanced to the district
championship.
Derrer whose older
brothers gave him the nick-
name Boo as a child
because he enjoyed Boo-
Berry cereal guided
Mancelona to a school-
record 10 wins this season
and a second-straight Ski
Valley Conference champi-
onship. The Ironmen won
nine games in the regular
season for the first time in
school history and won a
home playoff game for the
second year in a row after
accomplishing that feat for
the first-time ever in 2010.
Mancelona, playing before
a packed home stadium,
edged Whittemore-Prescott
16-14 in the opening round
of the Div. 7 playoffs to
advance to the district title
game for the second year in a
row.
Derrer had previously been
named Regional Coach of the
Year in 2007 and 2010 by the
Michigan High School
Football Coaches
Association. In his six years at
the helm of the Mancelona
program, Derrer has posted a
winning record every year
and has taken the Ironmen to
the playoffs five times.
Petoskey coach and
Mancelona coach are
recognized by Associated
Press in annual All-State rolls
Petoskey head coach Kerry VanOrman has been
named Special Mention Coach of the Year in
Division 3-4.
Mancelona head coach Dan Derrer has been
named honorable mention Coach of the Year in
Division 7-8.
By Mike Dunn
BOURBONNAIS, IL
Cheboygan 2008 graduate
Nathan Schott recently com-
pleted his college football
career at Olivet Nazarene
University on a strong note,
earning recognition as a
member of the Mid-States
Football Association All-
Midwest League Team.
The 6-foot, 245-pound
Schott was a high-impact
player for the Tigers, seeing
action all four years and
starting at inside linebacker
as a junior and senior. Schott
was second on the team in
tackles last year and this year,
helping ONU to post a 5-6
record overall and 3-4 in the
league.
Schott, who had a stellar
prep career as a three-year,
two-way starter for Hall of
Fame Cheboygan coach Jack
Coon, finished second on the
team in tackles for the sec-
ond year in a row, making 49
solo tackles with 18 assists.
He also led the team with a
whopping 10 tackles for loss
for 45 negative yards and he
led the team with four sacks
in addition to being a team
co-leader with three inter-
ceptions. He was also third
on the team with seven pass-
es defended and he had a
forced fumble and a blocked
kick.
Twice this season, Schott
was chosen as the MSFA
Defensive Player of the Week,
an unusual accomplishment.
In a 52-31 road victory over
Iowa Wesleyan College on
Oct. 29, Schott had one of his
finest individuals games,
amassing a team-high nine
tackles with three sacks, a
forced fumble and two pass
break-ups.
Nate has been a solid
leader on the defense all
year," head coach Brian Fish
said after the game. "His
toughness has been the cata-
lyst for the change that is tak-
ing place at ONU.
Nate, the son of Jon and
Wynne Schott of Cheboygan,
is majoring in social science
education at ONU.
Schott shined at
Cheboygan, both at line-
backer and fullback. He was
named first-team All-State
two years in a row as well as
All-Region and All-
Conference. He was a mem-
ber of the Weekly Choice All-
Area Dream Team two years
in a row and was selected as
the Weekly Choice Defensive
Player of the Year in both
2006 and 2007. He was cho-
sen as the Straits Area
Conference Defensive Player
of the Year those same two
seasons.
Schott played an integral
role in the famed Snow
Game at Kingsford in 2006
in the opening round of the
Div. 5 playoffs. Schotts
fourth-quarter interception
and subsequent return inside
the 5-yard line led to the only
TD of the game and a tense
7-0 Chief victory. The
Schott-in-the-Snow victory
was particularly significant
given the difficulty visiting
teams have had going to
Kingsford and winning there
through the years.
Cheboygan grad shines in senior season as linebacker for Olivet Nazarene University
Football
Schott named to All-MSFA Team
Axford tallies twice in third period to lead come-from-behind victory over Kalamazoo United,
scores twice more in win over Jenison
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Grayling has eight All-Conference
Football
GRAYLING The Grayling
football team was well-repre-
sented on the 2011 Lake
Michigan All-Conference roster.
Four of coach Tim Sanchezs boys
made first team and four were
honorable mention.
On the first team for Grayling,
which finished with just one
league loss to champion Traverse
City St. Francis, were all-every-
thing senior slasher and slammer
Riley Zigila, lefty QB Zane Tobin,
All-State lineman Griffin Dean,
and three-year varsity starter
Ryan The Wrecker Randall.
Earning honorable mention
were glue-fingered receivers
Devon Dawson and Scott
Parkinson, receiver-runner Ty
Jensen and two-way trench war-
rior Tom The Beast Burrell.
FIRST TEAM
Boyne City: Jay Redman, Kerey Kuheana, Trey Reinhardt
Charlevoix: Andrew Potter, Charlie Hamilton, Andrew Robarge,
Coby Herriman
East Jordan: John Richards, Ben Walton
Elk Rapids: Josh Pfeifer, Collin Wilcox, Andrew Trautman,
Nate Lee
Grayling: Riley Zigila, Zane Tobin, Griffin Dean, Ryan Randall
Harbor Springs: Mike Mallory, Spencer Kloss
Kalkaska: Zach Hull, Lee Archer, Dylan Henderson
T.C. St. Francis: Ryan McDonnell, Seth Kellicut, Zach Swaffer,
Jack Jamieson, Collin Schmuckal
HONORABLE MENTION
Boyne City: Bradley Fouchia, Zach Wandrie, Keegan LaBlance
Charlevoix: River Gauthier, Marc Durkee, Josh Hogan, Tanner Catt
East Jordan: Wyatt Werner, Zach Shepard
Elk Rapids: Brandon Douglas, Alex Braim, Eddie Shaw,
Loren Burfiend
Grayling: Devon Dawson, Scott Parkinson, Tom Burrell, Ty Jensen
Harbor Springs: Sam Hansen, Nik Rautio
Kalkaska: Kaleb Hauser, Roger Barber, Cameron Gelinas
T.C. St. Francis: Isaiah Schaub, Devin Sheehy, Jake Khoury,
Byron Bullough, Jack Brodeur.
Zigila, Dean, Tobin and Randall are first-team picks for runner-up Vikings
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By Doug Derrer
CADILLAC -- The Bay Area
Reps hockey team opened its
season on Friday, November
25, against Fraser in the
Hockey Night in Cadillac
Tournament.
The Reps 2011-12 team is
much younger than last
years 20-victory team,
replacing 12 graduated sen-
iors with 12 new freshmen
and sophomores. But the
rookies stepped up in the
opener and helped the Reps
to an impressive 4-1 victory
over the Ramblers.
Sophomore P.J. Heger gave
the Reps an early lead when
he scored just 1:29 into the
opening period on an assist
from Kevin Banducci. Zack
Bargy then gave the Reps a 2-
0 lead when he deposited the
rebound of a Deryk
Henderson shot into the
back of the net with 1:09 left
in the first period.
The Reps got second-peri-
od goals from Nick Sicinski
and the ever-dangerous
Banducci to take a 4-0 lead
into the third period.
Jackson Gray scored for
Fraser one minute into the
final period, but that would
be the only shot to get past
Rep goalie John Posler and
the Reps would advance to
play Detroit Country Day in
the championship game on
November 26 with their 4-1
victory over Fraser.
In the Championship
game neither team scored in
the opening period but the
Yellow Jackets Ryan Goleniak
scored an unassisted goal at
the 7:40 mark of the second
period to give Country Day a
one-goal advantage.
But the Reps tied it only 8
seconds latter on a goal by
Heger with assists to Andrew
Dzierwa and Banducci.
Jack Bergmann scored for
Country Day with 6:04 left in
the middle stanza, but a
Travis Kirk goal with assists
from Nate Wilson and Quinn
Lyman knotted the score
with 1:08 left in the second
period.
Detroit Country Day con-
trolled the final period and
goals by Shane Switzer and
Scott Wolf gave the Yellow
Jackets a 4-2 championship
victory.
The Reps open Northern
Michigan Hockey League
play this Friday, Dec 2, when
they travel to Cheboygan to
take on the Chiefs.
Victory over Fraser in opener gives Reps berth in finals against Detroit Country Day
Hockey
Reps open season with split
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By Mike Dunn
ONAWAY The Onaway
girls basketball team of
coach Marty Mix played host
to Hillman on Monday to
kick off the 2011-12 cam-
paign and earned a hard-
fought 46-36 triumph.
Onaways offense sput-
tered at times in the season
opener but the Cardinal girls
played the kind of voracious,
aggressive defense that Mixs
teams are always noted for,
limiting a pretty good
Hillman squad to less than 40
points.
Onaway held just a three-
point lead early in the fourth
quarter but finished strong to
pull away on the scoreboard.
The Cardinals did not shoot
well at the stripe and had
some lapses here and there.
Overall, though, it was a vic-
tory and that was the most
important thing.
We showed some signs of
good basketball and some
signs that it's a new season,
Mix said afterward.
Tough Temara Lupu led the
way for Onaway with 12
points and she was joined in
double-digit scoring by hard-
driving glass-cleaner Molly
Cleaver with 10 and jet-quick
junior point guard Emmy
Estep with 10.
Junior Kallie Shimel, who
earned Honorable Mention
All-State honors from the
Free Press a year ago, put
eight points through the
twine and Sammie Freel
found the net for four points.
Hillman's Jensen
Tchorzynski led all scorers
with 13 points.
GRAYLING Four players
on the Grayling volleyball
squad have earned recogni-
tion on the Lake Michigan
All-Conference squad for
2011. The Vikings of coach
Jessica Szymoniak finished
as runner-up to Charlevoix
and went on to capture a
Class B district champi-
onship.
Senior outside hitter
Rachel Cooper and senior
setter Josie Swander both
earned first-team honors
while Cara Miller and Elaine
DesEnfants were honorable
mention.
Here is the full team roster:
Kylie Hicks, Boyne City
Heather Nichols, Boyne City
Jenna Way, Charlevoix
Megan Peters, Charlevoix
Kelly Greyerbiehl, Charlevoix
Val Peters, East Jordan
Megan Gregorski, Elk Rapids
Katie Spoor, Elk Rapids
Rachel Cooper, Grayling
Josie Swander, Grayling
Becca Morse, Harbor Springs
Sophy Menestrina, Kalkaska
Kaitlyn Hegewald, T.C. St. Francis
Bridget Bussell, T.C. St. Francis
HONORABLE MENTION
Boyne City: Ketrin Hocquard
Charlevoix: Kelsey Way, Karley Pearsall
East Jordan: Jordyn Bacchus
Elk Rapids: Alex Dart
Grayling: Cara Miller, Elaine DesEnfants
Harbor Springs: Jenna Lechowicz
Kalkaska: Tabitha Kibby
T.C. St. Francis: Bailey Johnson
Girls Hoops
Volleyball
Onaway starts off with win
Four Vikings earn All-LMC honors
Cards play tight defense, put three in double digits against Hillman in 10-point home victory
FIRST TEAM
Curling Club hosts
open house
Club in Lewiston offers
demonstrations and instruction
Saturday from 2-4 p.m.
LEWISTON Anyone interested in learning
about the sport of curling is encouraged to come
to the Lewiston Curling Club open house this
Saturday, Dec. 3, between 2 and 4 p.m. Curling
demonstrations and instruction are being
offered. All you need to bring is a pair of tennis
shoes, some warm clothes and a desire to expand
your horizons a little bit and learn about a sport
that is rapidly growing in popularity.
Adult Basketball
League Forming
Otsego County Parks and Recreation is forming an adult
basketball league. Games will be played on Sundays at the
Otsego County Community Center. There will be 10 league
games and a double elimination tournament in March. Each
team will play at least 12 games. Cost of the league is $450.00.
The league will begin the first Sunday in January. Any reg-
istered basketball official interested in working some games
please contact Mike, Arnie or Butch at the Community
Center.
To register please call the community center at (989) 732-
6521 or stop by. The Community Center is located at 315
South Center. Gaylord Mi.
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Mancelona and Price of Mio
were high-impact players for
their respective teams.
The 5-10, 185-pound
Derrer, a member of
Mancelonas hard-driving
DSA Ground Assault Unit in
the backfield along with sen-
ior fullback Austin Spires and
senior halfback Trevor Ackler,
was a north-south threat
every time he touched the
ball, apt to break free on any
down from any spot on the
field.
Sheriff Wyatt and team-
mate Spires both surpassed
1,300 yards rushing for the
season, helping Mancelona
to win 10 games for the first
time in school history, finish
unbeaten for the fourth time
in school history, repeat as
Ski Valley champs, and win a
home playoff game for the
second year in a row.
Price capped a stellar prep
career as Mios signal caller
and safety, helping the
Thunderbolts to capture the
North Star League title and
advance to the playoffs once
again. The 6-1, 200-pound
Price was a force for the
Thunderbolts behind center,
rushing for 1,335 yards and
20 touchdowns and passing
for 1,236 yards and 16 scor-
ing strikes through the air
while helping the Thunder-
bolts post a 7-3 record.
The 6-1, 260-pound
Koslakiewicz was a two-way
trench warrior for the
Thunderbolts, enabling Mio
to control the line of scrim-
mage against most oppo-
nents with his physical play
and aggressiveness.
Huff was also a blue-collar
battler in the trenches for
Johannesburg-Lewiston and
head coach John Bush. The
6-0, 220-pound senior domi-
nated play on both sides of
the ball and was especially a
force on defense for the
Cardinals while playing end
and linebacker. Huffs pres-
ence up front helped J-L to
make a return to the playoffs
this year and finish as run-
ner-up in the Ski Valley.
Here is the full list of A.P.
All-State rosters for Div. 3-4,
Div. 5-6 and Div. 7-8:
DIVISION 3-4
PLAYER OF THE YEAR:
Anthony Scarcelli, Marine City.
QUARTERBACKS:
Rob White, Grosse Ile, 6-0, 185, Sr.
Austin Young, Escanaba, 5-10, 170, Sr.
RUNNING BACKS:
David Drummond, East Grand Rapids, 5-9, 172, Sr.
Saylor LaVallii, Mason, 5-8, 205, 205, Sr.
Anthony Scarcelli, Marine City, 6-0, 190, Sr.
Marquis Thomas, Detroit Crockett, 5-9, 180, Sr.
WIDE RECEIVERS:
Austin Kaiser, Stevensville Lakeshore, 6-3, 190, Sr.
Eric Wilson, Redford Thurston, 6-2, 205, Sr.
Drake Harris, Grand Rapids Christian, 6-4, 175, So.
LINEMEN:
Paul Baker, Zeeland East, 6-2, 250, Sr.
Robert Cuba, Grand Rapids Christian, 6-1, 265, Sr.
Kelby Latta, Battle Creek Harper Creek, 6-4, 307, Sr.
Drake Miller, Sturgis, 6-6, 275, Sr.
Joshua Nicolaisen, Battle Creek Pennfield, 6-3, 280, Sr.
Riley Norman, Cadillac 6-7, 320, Jr.
LINEBACKERS:
Josh Blanton, Zeeland West, 6-2, 215, Sr.
Kavon Frazier, Grand Rapids Christian, 6-2, 205, Sr.
Connor Holbrook, Mason, 6-0, 210, Sr.
Spencer Moran, Mount Pleasant, 6-0, 205, Sr.
James Ross, Orchard Lake St. Mary, 6-1, 218, Sr.
DEFENSIVE BACKS:
Peter Gonzalez, Plainwell, 5-10, 180, Sr.
DeAndre Grady, East Grand Rapids, 6-1, 180, Jr.
Desmond King, Detroit Crockett, 5-9, 170, Jr.
SPECIALIST:
Kevin Vicari, Grand Rapids Catholic Central, 5-9, 195, Sr.
PUNTER:
Dustin Lee, Mount Pleasant, 5-9, 160, Sr.
PLACEKICKER:
Jesse Boulnemour, Vicksburg, 6-0, 175, Sr.
COACH OF THE YEAR:
Steve Zurek, Sparta
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SPECIAL MENTION (nominees receiving two or
more votes from the 10-member panel):
QUARTERBACKS:
Jake Brown, Comstock Park;
Jake Mineau, Marysville.
RUNNING BACKS:
Kitwana Clark, Grand Rapids Kenowa Hills;
Joe Robbins, Petoskey.
WIDE RECEIVER:
Kevin Baker, Linden.
LINEMEN:
Zach Sweet, Goodrich; Brandon Sampson,
Harper Woods Chandler Park Academy.
LINEBACKERS:
David Talley, Orchard Lake St. Mary;
Adam Coon, Fowlerville.
DEFENSIVE BACKS:
Ryheem Stokes, Grand Rapids Catholic Central;
Dan Scheske, Sturgis.
COACH:
Kerry VanOrman, Petoskey.
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HONORABLE MENTION (nominees receiving one
or no votes from the 10-member panel):
QUARTERBACKS:
Nicolas Acton, Battle Creek Pennfield; Ryan
Wieber, DeWitt; Brian Blackburn, Detroit
Crockett; Boyd Meeker, Ludington; Corey Willis,
Holland.
RUNNING BACKS:
Derek Postma, Zeeland West; Kasey Carson,
Battle Creek Harper Creek; Austin Maynard,
Parma Western; Andrew Mullikin, St. Johns;
Anthony Goodman, Lansing Sexton; Monta
Stangler, Lapeer East; Michael Tweh, Mount
Pleasant; Demeatrius Stinson, Detroit Douglass.
WIDE RECEIVERS:
Colton Odykirk, Mount Pleasant;
Troy Sassack, Pontiac Notre Dame Prep.
LINEMEN:
Matt Thornton, Owosso; Kyle LeFebvre,
Kingsford; Jake McKellar, Zeeland West; Alex
Korhorn, Grand Rapids Christian; Eric Hart,
Hastings; Kyle Schutt, Caledonia; Anthony Albo,
Marine City; Jack Conklin, Plainwell;
Col Hunsberger, Edwardsburg.
LINEBACKERS:
Devin McCulloh, Bay City John Glenn; Tony Hill,
Sparta; Aaron Loconsole, Marine City; Dominic
Arnold, Croswell-Lexington; Tyler Gruszka,
Comstock Park; Drew Mallery, Vicksburg;
Terrence Wright, Lansing Sexton; Ethan
Rennaker, DeWitt; Truman Hadley, Chelsea;
Nathan Ricketts, Holland.
DEFENSIVE BACKS:
Curtis French, Carleton Airport; Kyle Kujawa,
Zeeland West; DJ VanderBaan, Grand Rapids
Christian; Mitch Kloanowski, Hastings; Jacob
Romeo, Pontiac Notre Dame Prep; Chris
Martain, Dearborn Divine Child; Stanley
Longmire, Detroit Old Redford Academy;
Sheldon Roberto, Ogemaw Heights; Marcus
Anderson, Southfield.
SPECIALIST:
Marquis Gill, Paw Paw.
PUNTER:
Brandon Haan, Grand Rapids South Christian.
PLACEKICKERS:
Nick Paquet, Cadillac; Tom Jacobs, Bay City
Central; Andrew Fulan, Dearborn Divine Child.
COACHES:
Ed Greenman, Battle Creek Harper Creek;
Kevin Bartz, Edwardsburg;
Jason McIntyre, Mount Pleasant;
Don Fellows, Grand Rapids Christian
DIVISION 5-6
PLAYER OF THE YEAR:
Cooper Rush, Lansing Catholic.
QUARTERBACKS:
Kolby Lange, Marlette, 6-0, 170, Sr.
Cooper Rush, Lansing Catholic, 6-4, 225, Sr.
RUNNING BACKS:
Tommie Bush, Warren Michigan Collegiate, 6-0, 180, Sr.
Jalin Faison, Grand Rapids West Catholic, 6-1, 212, Sr.
Jackson Gross, Clare, 5-11, 185, Sr.
Tanner Maccoux, Menominee, 6-1, 192, Sr.
WIDE RECEIVERS:
Kyle Bryson, Leslie, 6-2, 180, Sr.
Gino Darin, Riverview Gabriel Richard, 6-2, 210, Sr.
Jonah Kok, Grand Rapids NorthPointe
Christian, 5-10, 170, Sr.
Matt Macksood, Lansing Catholic, 6-0, 170, Sr.
LINEMEN:
Connor Collins, Millington, 6-4, 275, Sr.
Griffin Dean, Grayling, 6-7, 250, Sr.
Danny O'Brien, Flint Powers Catholic, 6-3, 287, Sr.
Preston Scheurer, Portland, 6-3, 330, Sr.
Ty Thomann, Iron Mountain, 6-2, 240, Sr.
Evan Winston, Muskegon Heights, 6-4, 255, Sr.
LINEBACKERS:
Nick Huckabay, Montrose, 6-3, 230, Sr.
Jake Kooistra, Grandville Calvin Christian, 6-0, 205, Sr.
Alvin Mingo, Madison Heights Madison, 6-2, 210, Sr.
Garrett Miniard, Ithaca, 5-11, 210, Sr.
DEFENSIVE BACKS:
Bryan Jones, Schoolcraft, 6-2, 210, Sr.
Caleb Reinhart, Montrose, 5-10, 180, Sr.
Jake Schmitt, Montague, 5-10, 175, Sr.
SPECIALIST:
Danny Larkins, Madison Heights Madison, 6-0, 185, Sr.
PUNTER:
Ben Storm, Calumet, 6-5, 230, Sr.
PLACEKICKER:
Brett Scanlon, Dowagiac, 5-11, 197, Jr.
COACH OF THE YEAR:
Terry Hessbrook, Ithaca.
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QUARTERBACKS:
Brendon Smith, Leslie; Kyle Dinkins, Ecorse.
RUNNING BACKS:
Travis Turner, Brooklyn Columbia Central;
Johnathon Grace, Saginaw Swan Valley.
WIDE RECEIVER:
Aaron Haynak, Clare.
LINEMEN:
Brock Lavergne, Lincoln-Alcona;
Brad Millis, Muskegon Oakridge.
LINEBACKER:
Bo Britigan, Parchment.
DEFENSIVE BACKS:
Allante Gardner, Warren Michigan Collegiate;
David Ritchie, Riverview Gabriel Richard.
SPECIALIST
Teo Redding, Warren Michigan Collegiate.
------
QUARTERBACKS:
Tommy Staskiewicz, Grand Rapids West
Catholic; Nate Bossory, Manchester; Shane
Roelofs, Benzie Central; Anthony Morley, Byron;
Brent Luplow, Clare; Peyton Marshall,
Sanford-Meridian.
RUNNING BACKS:
Frank Vuocolo, Grass Lake; Nate Kailing, Reed
City; Tristan Eickenroth, Kingsley; James
Henderson, Midland Bullock Creek; DeShaun
Young, Chesaning; Nick Pauze, Ann Arbor
Gabriel Richard; Evan Shelton, Almont;
Mason Courright, Shelby.
WIDE RECEIVERS:
Brett Clark, Dundee; Kyle Ohearn, Grand Rapids
West Catholic; Zechariah Jenkins, Berrien
Springs; Steve Moser, Jackson Lumen Christi;
Gavin Shepard, Byron; Charles Schnetzler,
Ithaca.
LINEMEN:
Brad Millis, Muskegon Oakridge; Zach Stedry,
Hemlock; Mack Corl, Frankenmuth; Andrew
Roe, Standish Sterling; Justin Fabin, Carrollton;
Cameron Hobbs, Sanford-Meridian; Brody
Bartell, Saginaw Swan Valley; Dan Green, Grand
Rapids West Catholic; Joe Niehaus, Grass Lake;
Mario Carson, Detroit Consortium Prep; Tyler
James, Central Montcalm; Immanuel David,
Detroit PEC Preparatory; Chen Martinez,
Montague.
LINEBACKERS:
Mitch Greenacre, Clare; Lucas Slater, Ithaca;
Sam Bourcier, Pinconning; David Park, Grand
Rapids NorthPointe Christian; Gus Pack,
Jackson Lumen Christi; Trent Sims, Reed City;
Jimmy Murphy, Maple City Glen Lake;
Joey Volz, Marlette.
DEFENSIVE BACKS:
Allante Gardner, Warren Michigan Collegiate;
David Ritchie, Riverview Gabriel Richard;
Nicholas Sweat, Southfield Bradford Academy;
Josh Fairchild, Ecorse;
DeShawn Gilbert, Clawson.
SPECIALISTS:
Riley Zigila, Grayling; David Ruhlman,
Freeland; NyShaun Marks, Ypsilanti Willow Run.
PUNTER:
Daniel Meissner, Flint Powers Catholic.
PLACEKICKER:
Mitchell Wilkerson, Millington.
COACHES:
Randy Cole, Grass Lake; Chad Grundy, McBain;
Dan Rohn, Grand Rapids West Catholic;
Monty Price, Reed City.
DIVISION 7-8
PLAYER OF THE YEAR:
Bennett Lewis, Saginaw Nouvel.
QUARTERBACKS:
Chance Nightingale, Mendon, 6-1, 180, Sr.
Grant Price, Mio, 6-1, 200, Sr.
RUNNING BACKS:
Bennett Lewis, Saginaw Nouvel, 5-9, 182, Sr.
Chris Maye, Union City, 5-10, 170, Sr.
Jessie Anderson, Muskegon Catholic Central, 5-11, 185, Jr.
Wyatt Derrer, Mancelona, 5-10, 185, Jr.
WIDE RECEIVERS:
Antoine Hawkins, Detroit Westside Christian, 5-11, 170, Sr.
Jemikal Papendick, Blanchard Montabella, 6-3, 185, Sr.
Travis Bolin, Watervliet, 5-9, 165, Jr.
LINEMEN:
Corey Hungerford, Middleton Fulton, 6-4, 220, Sr.
Nick Larsen, Frankfort, 6-4, 250, Sr.
Kyle Rasmussen, Saugatuck, 6-2, 215, Sr.
Zach Rieger, Hudson, 6-2, 310, Sr.
Dony Sowles, Climax-Scotts, 5-11, 300, Sr.
Malik McDowell, Detroit Loyola, 6-6, 270, So.
LINEBACKERS:
Cody Bingaman, Mendon, 5-11, 210, Sr.
Clae Henderson, Saginaw Nouvel, 6-2, 206, Sr.
Austin Severn, New Lothrop, 5-11, 200, Sr.
Derek Slone, Ishpeming, 5-10, 190, Sr.
DEFENSIVE BACKS:
Jacob Budde, Muskegon Catholic Central, 6-3, 205, Sr.
Amos Houston, Detroit Loyola, 6-3, 206, Sr.
Justin Mills, Sandusky, 6-1, 195, Sr.
SPECIALIST:
Aaron Ginther, Harbor Beach, 5-11, 180, Jr.
PUNTER:
Toby Koenig, Centreville, 6-1, 195, Sr.
PLACEKICKER:
Zach Taylor, New Lothrop, 5-10, 180, Sr.
COACH OF THE YEAR:
Eric Tundevold, Union City.
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QUARTERBACK:
Charley Helmer, Blanchard Montabella.
RUNNING BACKS:
James Herron, Hudson;
Alex Thelen, Pewamo-Westphalia;
Sloan Klaski, Harbor Beach.
WIDE RECEIVER:
Tylor Rhynard, Coleman.
LINEMEN:
Jon Toma, New Lothrop;
Nate Montie, St. Ignace;
Jaxon DeHaven, Watervliet.
LINEBACKER:
Ryan Szymanski, Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart.
DEFENSIVE BACK:
Victor Davidson, Detroit Westside Christian.
SPECIALIST:
Aaron Kellerbauer, Ottawa Lake Whiteford.
------
QUARTERBACKS:
Austin Grinsteiner, Stephenson; Kenya Oas,
Munising; Eli Kraft, Harbor Beach; Sam Mehan,
Sand Creek; Brad Speet, Saugatuck; Drew
Marion, Lake City; Trevor Jones, Coleman; Kyle
Tack, Merrill; Nate Gaggin, Grosse Pointe Woods
University Liggett; Darrylnotay Hines,
Melvindale ABT.
RUNNING BACKS:
Lance Kleino, Saugatuck; Tyler Harris, Mendon;
Adam Vosburg, Gobles; Logan Nemeth, McBain;
Austin Spires, Mancelona; Stone Beckwith,
Mount Pleasant Beal City; Ty Rollin, Mount
Pleasant Beal City; Caleb Zimmer, Hillman;
Nathan Primeau, Brown City;
Jacob Siler, Crystal Falls Forest Park.
WIDE RECEIVERS:
Brandon Tucker, Sandusky;
Jason Ribecky, Muskegon Catholic Central.
LINEMEN:
Jon Toma, New Lothrop; Nate Montie, St.
Ignace; Burke Hart, Hudson; Garrett Miller,
Sand Creek; Lucas Hollstein, Morenci;
A.J. Fraley, Bellevue; Rodger Thompson, New
Buffalo; Cameron Bongard, Fowler;
Jake Hubbard, Reading; Austin Buckner,
Pittsford; Adam Williams, Lake City; Blake Huff,
Johannesburg-Lewiston; Andrew Pohl, Mount
Pleasant Beal City; Eli Koslakiewicz, Mio;
Raymond Brown, Royal Oak Shrine;
Shane Gallagher, St. Joseph Lake Michigan
Catholic.
LINEBACKERS:
Tyler Roberts, Ontonagon; Gavin Smith,
Pewamo-Westphalia; Tyler Koenigsknecht,
Fowler; Riley Bullough, Traverse City St Francis;
Joe Nugent, Frankfort; Isaac Gregory,
Breckenridge; Travis Dunn, Blanchard
Montabella; Tyler Beckman, Reese; Dan Baird,
Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett; Colin
Kell, Royal Oak Shrine.
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Devan Marry, Hudson; Wesley Towne, Saginaw
Michigan Lutheran Seminary.
PUNTER:
Cooper Mojsiejenko, Bridgman.
PLACEKICKER:
Connor Seymour, Muskegon Catholic Central.
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Daily Word
THURSDAY: Matthew 1:18-21 New American Standard Bible (NASB) 18 Now the birth of Jesus Christ was as follows: when His
mother Mary had been betrothed to Joseph, before they came together she was found to be with child by the Holy Spirit. 19
And Joseph her husband, being a righteous man and not wanting to disgrace her, planned to send her away secretly. 20 But
when he had considered this, behold, an angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream, saying, Joseph, son of David, do
not be afraid to take Mary as your wife; for the Child who has been conceived in her is of the Holy Spirit. 21 She will bear a
Son; and you shall call His name Jesus, for He will save His people from their sins.
FRIDAY: Deuteronomy 22:20-24 New American Standard Bible (NASB) 20 But if this charge is true, that the girl was not found a vir-
gin, 21 then they shall bring out the girl to the doorway of her fathers house, and the men of her city shall stone her to
death because she has committed an act of folly in Israel by playing the harlot in her fathers house; thus you shall purge the
evil from among you. 22 If a man is found lying with a married woman, then both of them shall die, the man who lay with
the woman, and the woman; thus you shall purge the evil from Israel. 23 If there is a girl who is a virgin engaged to a man,
and another man finds her in the city and lies with her, 24 then you shall bring them both out to the gate of that city and
you shall stone them to death; the girl, because she did not cry out in the city, and the man, because he has violated his
neighbors wife. Thus you shall purge the evil from among you.
SATURDAY: Matthew 1:24-25 New American Standard Bible (NASB) 24 And Joseph awoke from his sleep and did as the angel of the
Lord commanded him, and took Mary as his wife, 25 but kept her a virgin until she gave birth to a Son; and he called His
name Jesus.
SUNDAY: Habakkuk 2:4 New American Standard Bible (NASB) 4 Behold, as for the proud one, His soul is not right within him;
But the righteous will live by his faith.
MONDAY: Deuteronomy 6:25 New American Standard Bible (NASB) 25 It will be righteousness for us if we are careful to observe all
this commandment before the LORD our God, just as He commanded us.
TUESDAY: Psalm 7:8 New American Standard Bible (NASB) 8 The LORD judges the peoples; Vindicate me, O LORD, according to
my righteousness and my integrity that is in me.
WEDNESDAY: Psalm 35:24-28 New American Standard Bible (NASB) 24 Judge me, O LORD my God, according to Your righteous-
ness, And do not let them rejoice over me. 25 Do not let them say in their heart, Aha, our desire! Do not let them say,
We have swallowed him up! 26 Let those be ashamed and humiliated altogether who rejoice at my distress; Let those be
clothed with shame and dishonor who magnify themselves over me. 27 Let them shout for joy and rejoice, who favor my
vindication; And let them say continually, The LORD be magnified, Who delights in the prosperity of His servant. 28 And
my tongue shall declare Your righteousness And Your praise all day long.
I remember very clearly when my wife first told me that she was pregnant. While I was
at work she secretly left a pair of baby booties hanging from the rear view mirror of my
red F-150 pick up truck. When I finished my work shift I saw the booties hanging there,
pondered the situation for a minute or two, then quickly drove home to celebrate the good
news! The doctors had told us that we couldnt have children so this was quite an unex-
pected miracle!
The gospel of Matthew from the Bible tells us that the birth of Jesus took place in the
following way. Mary and Joseph were betrothed (legally pledged to be married) but before
they had come together she was found to be with child from the Holy Spirit. As you can
imagine this presented a dilemma for Joseph! He decided to divorce her quietly to not put
her to shame. Why? He was an honorable man and I imagine he didnt know what else to
do. But as he considered these things, behold an angel of the Lord appeared to him in a
dream, saying, Joseph, son of David, do not fear to take Mary as your wife, for that
which is conceived in her is from the Holy Spirit. She will bear a son, and you shall call
his name Jesus, for he will save his people from their sins (Matthew 1:20-21). All this ful-
filled what the prophet Isaiah had written about 700 years before the birth of Jesus. In
Isaiah 7:14 it says that a virgin would give birth to a son and he would be God with us.
Its hard to imagine what was going through Josephs mind during all of this but we do
know what his actions were. The Bible says, he did as the angel of the Lord had com-
manded him: he took his wife, but knew her not until she had given birth to a son. And
he called his name Jesus (Matthew 1:24-25). He probably didnt understand everything
but he had the attitude, if you say it, I will do it.
As a husband and a dad Joseph is a wonderful example. God knew Jesus would need
a dad who was steady, strong and compassionate. One who would love and encourage the
mother of Christ and raise his son well. And one day Joseph would be the man to step
back while God stepped forward as the Father. Thank God they obeyed and Jesus came
to be our Savior.
If he was a religious man, he probably
believed every word of it. If he wasn't, he
probably loved his betrothed enough to take
on whatever she brought into the relationship.
Frank Holes, Indian River
I don't know the answer to that question.
Gage Wang, Afton,
I bet he was not a happy camper. He was
probably questioning Mary's character. He
probably wanted to believe the best, but I'm
sure there was doubt.
Ben McMurray, Petoskey
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Raffles, lots of items for sale. Do
you have stuff to sell? Tables $15.
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APPLIANCES
ELECTRIC RANGE WITH HOOD,
$50. 231-585-7406
Kenmore 17 cu. Ft. frost free refrig-
erator. Almond. $85. 989-732-
8160.
AUTO PARTS
Used tire sale. All 16 and 17 inch
tires reduced. Maxx Garage. 989-
732-4789
AUTOMOBILES
1996 Ford Aspire. 117k miles, 35
mpg, good transportation $1,200
OBO. Gaylord area. 231-373-0842
I BUY CARS! Wrecked or in need of
mechanical repair, 1995 and up.
Gaylord area. 989-732-9362
ZERO DOWN on selected autos to
qualified buyers! No credit? Bad
credit? Buy here, Pay here. Tailored
Enterprises in Petoskey, call 888-
774-2264 or www.tailoredenter-
prises.com
BOATS & MARINE
ELECTRIC TROLLING MOTORS, 14
foot aluminum boat, 14 foot boat
trailer, Outboard motors. 231-585-
7406
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
COMPUTER GIVING YOU
HEADACHES? Call Dave the
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for in-your-home or business repair,
service, upgrades, virus and spy-
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FINANCIAL
FREE BANKRUPTCY CONSULTA-
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closure? At the law office of
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you determine if Chapter 7 bank-
ruptcy is the right option for your
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
and assist people in bankruptcy.
FIREWOOD & WOODSTOVE
Burt Moeke Firewood. Cut, Split,
Delivered. 231-631-9600.
FREE HEAT & HOT WATER.
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from Central Boiler. Call today, 989-
733-7651
HEARTHSTONE CAST IRON WOOD-
STOVE, $300 obo. 231-585-7406
WINTER DEALS ON FIREWOOD.
Mike Brown & Sons. 231-420-
1254
FREE ITEMS
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Dave1@WeeklyChoice.com.
FRESH FOODS
Fresh Turkey, all natural free range.
No antibiotics or steroids. Also
smoked turkey and breast. Circle B
Turkey Farm, Mancelona. 231-587-
9580
FURNITURE
GREAT ROOMS is now wholesaling
mattresses to the public. Prices
begin at $89. 148 W. Main St.
Downtown Gaylord, corner of Main
and N. Court St. www.greatrooms-
gaylord.com. Call 989-748-4849
HAY & STRAW
Hay For Sale 4x5 Round Bales. $25
each. Delivery available. East
Jordan, 231-735-2111
HELP WANTED
BOYNE CITY, CHARLEVOIX. We are
looking for a great Independent
Sales representative for advertising
sales in our newspapers. Work your
own schedule. Good commission
rate. Send resume' to Dave 1 at
Office@CharlevoixCountyNews.com
CHEBOYGAN. We are looking for a
great Independent Sales represen-
tative for advertising sales in our
newspapers. Work your own sched-
ule. Good commission rate. Send
resume' to Dave 1 at
Office@WeeklyChoice.com.
COMMISSION ON AGING POSI-
TIONS AVAILABLE. The Crawford
County Commission on Aging is
accepting applications for the fol-
lowing positions: 2 Receptionists
Part Time Directs and coordinates
customer service activities includ-
ing phones, reception coverage
and meal registration. Clerical
tasks include data entry, receipting
of monies, mailings, flyers and
brochures. Homemaker On-Call
Duties include light housekeeping,
assistance with personal care and
supervision of clients. Preferred
candidate will have two years care-
giving experience or Nurses Aide
certification. Cook Part Time
Prepares meals for the Home
Delivered Meal program.
Responsible for the Congregate
Satellite meal program in outlying
townships. Preferred candidate will
have two years experience and/or
certification in institutional kitchen
operations. Cook On Call Position
provides coverage for regular cooks
in their absence. Flexible schedule
required for all positions.
Application packets for all positions
must be picked up at 308
Lawndale, Grayling and returned by
5:00pm 12/12/11.
GRAYLING. We are looking for a
great Independent Sales represen-
tative for advertising sales in our
newspapers. Work your own sched-
ule. Good commission rate. Send
resume' to Dave 1 at
Office@WeeklyChoice.com.
IMMEDIATE OPENING - Advertising
Sales Rep. Charlevoix County News
Advertising Sales. Independent
Contractor. Flexible Hours. Work
from Home or our Boyne City Office.
Unlimited Growth. Sales Reps will
be responsible for: 1. Contacting
businesses for advertising in our
Countywide Newspaper and other
product we publish. 2. Maintain
relationships with the businesses.
3. Create marketing strategies for
the area. Generous commission!!
Service anywhere in Charlevoix
County. Sales Reps can work from
home. Sales Reps make their own
schedule. Part-time or full-time OK.
Part time position is ideal for home-
maker or supplementing existing
income You are only limited by your
imagination and how many ads you
can sell. This is a great opportunity
for someone who is money motivat-
ed and would like to be a part of a
very exciting, growing publication.
This can be both fun and financial-
ly rewarding. No experience neces-
sary: energy, attitude, personality,
willingness to learn and ambition to
work the territory are key.
Salespeople must have:
Transportation, Cell phone,
Computer and internet connection,
Outgoing personality, Professional
appearance and demeanor,
Appreciation of Helping Local
Businesses. Ability and ambition to
approach owners and managers of
Charlevoix County businesses
about advertising in our newspa-
pers and products. If interested,
email resume to
Office@CharlevoixCountyNews.com
HELP WANTED
RECEPTIONIST, ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT position available at
established Construction
Management/ real estate develop-
ment firm. Flexible 30 hour Monday
thru Friday work week. An excellent
opportunity for advancement for
the right person. Please send your
resume to markstone111@hot-
mail.com
HOMES FOR RENT
1 BEDROOM with loft. 2nd bed-
room or extra storage. Washer,
dryer, storage shed. $495 month.
$495 security. 989-732-3115,
989-614-6878
LOOKING FOR ROOMMATE
between Charlevoix and Petoskey.
$300 month, utilities included. Call
231-347-2712 to leave message
Downtown Gaylord 1 Bedroom.
$500 month. $450 security
deposit. Heat and water included.
No Pets. 989-370-5095
MANCELONA area. Recently remod-
eled, clean 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath,
house. Private, large yard. $585
per month plus deposit. Call 231-
676-7255.
HOMES FOR SALE
GRAYLING: For Sale by Owner. Nice
home! 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, 1,344
sq. ft., 24x32 garage. $79,000.
Call owner at 989-348-2860
NORTHLAND HOMES We sell
Energy Star homes. Give us a call
for an appointment. 989-370-6058
HOUSEHOLD
GERTA'S DRAPERIES: Everything in
Window Treatments Free estimates
and in home appointments.
Established 1958. Call 989-732-
3340 or visit our showroom at
2281 South Otsego Ave., Gaylord.
LAND & PROPERTY
MANUFACTURED HOMES
For Rent or Sale on Contract. 3
Bedroom Manufactured home.
$500 down, $500 month. Gaylord
area MSHDA approved 866-570-
1991.
NEW & REPOS: Double-Wides, 16's,
14's. Take anything on trade.
Financing available. Michigan East
Side Sales. www.michiganeast-
sidesales.net. 989-354-6867 or
866-570-1991.
MEDICAL & HEALTH
IHT Wellness Shop has Duerksen
Farms Turkey, Shetler Farms Dairy,
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fresh eggs, bulk spices, flour, sugar
and more for the holidays. Now tak-
ing orders for holiday turkeys, fresh
pies and breads. Located next to
Brothers Coffee, 416 Main St,
downtown Gaylord. 989-448-4717
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per, both like new. Make offer. 989-
732-8160
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Noon - 5:30. Sat & Sun: 10am -
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their service or product is advised
by this publication. In order to avoid
misunderstandings, some advertis-
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rather supply the readers with man-
uals, directories and other materi-
als designed to help their clients
establish mail order selling and
other businesses at home. Under
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client your checking, license ID, or
credit card numbers. Also beware
of ads that claim to guarantee
loans regardless of credit and note
that if a credit repair company does
business only over the phone its
illegal to request any money before
delivering its service. All funds are
based in US dollars. 800 numbers
may or may not reach Canada.
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2. Maintain relationships with the businesses
3. Create marketing strategies for the area
!Generous commission!!
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SALES REP NEEDED FOR
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WOULD YOU LIKE TO:
This is an Independent Contractor position.
Commission on Aging
Positions AvaiIabIe
The Crawford County Commission on Aging is
accepting applications for the following positions:
2 RECEPTIONISTS - Part Time Directs and coordinates
customer service activities including phones, reception cov-
erage and meal registration. Clerical tasks include data
entry, receipting of monies, mailings, flyers and brochures.
HOMEMAKER - On-Call Duties include light housekeep-
ing, assistance with personal care and supervision of
clients. Preferred candidate will have two years caregiving
experience or Nurse`s Aide certification.
COOK - Part Time Prepares meals for the Home Deliv-
ered Meal program. Responsible for the Congregate Satel-
lite meal program in outlying townships. Preferred
candidate will have two years experience and/or certifica-
tion in institutional kitchen operations.
COOK - On Call Position provides coverage for regular
cooks in their absence.
Flexible schedule required for all positions.
AppIication packets for aII positions must be
picked up at 308 LawndaIe, GrayIing
and returned by 5:00pm 12/12/11.
Global Tower, LLC proposes
to collocate additional anten-
nas on an existing 100-foot
wooden pole tower and ex-
pand the lease area. The
tower is located at 3962
Wilkinson Road, Gaylord,
Otsego County, MI.
We invite your comments
pertaining to the effect of the
proposed collocation on his-
toric properties.
Please submit comments
within 30 days to:
Maena Angelotti
c/o MartinEnviro
8823 San Jose Blvd. Suite 103
Jacksonville, FL 32217
mangelotti@martinenviro.com
or call (904) 737-1034.
PUBLIC NOTICE:
HANDS ON CAREER. Rapid training
for Aviation Maintenance career.
Financial aid if qualified. Job place-
ment assistance. Housing avail-
able. AIM 866-430-5985.
www.AviationMaintenance.edu
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(Void SD)
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looking for individual or business to
buy its invoices at a 20% discount.
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money every 90 days. ph 705-575-
5670 or email
vsproducts@gmail.com
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THE OCEAN Corp. 10840 Rockley
Road, Houston, Texas 77099. Train
for a new career. Underwater
welder. Commercial diver.
NDT/Weld Inspector. Job place-
ment assistance and financial aid
available for those who qualify.
800-321-0298.
WANTS TO purchase minerals and
other oil & gas interests. Send
details PO Box 13557, Denver, Co
80201
NOTES OF ENCOURAGEMENT
Positive Notes of Encouragement
are free in the Weekly Choice.
Birthday, Anniversary, Wedding,
Congratulations or just a Positive
Note all are free. E-Mail your Note
of Encouragement to
Office@WeeklyChoice.com
PETS
DOG TRAX GROOMING. Downtown
Gaylord, 220 Michigan Ave. Call for
your appointment today, 989-705-
TRAX (8729)
SERVICES
DJ/KARAOKE SERVICE available for
weddings, clubs or parties.
References and information at
www.larryentertainment.com. 989-
732-3933
EFFICIENT HEATING AND COOLING.
Furnaces, Air Conditioning, Sales
and Service. Quality Workmanship
989-350-1857
FRED'S TV & APPLIANCE SERVICE.
32 years experience. In home serv-
ice. 989-732-1403
HANDYMAN SERVICE. Interior &
exterior. Professional Painting. 20
years experience. Licensed &
Insured. 989-731-6272
MECHANIC. Great rates, mobile.
Automotive, snowmobile, motorcy-
cle, etc. Call Jason, 989-464-7127.
Gaylord
SERVICES
PRO LAWN CARE. Fall cleanup,
snow removal, housecleaning.
Weekly - Bi-weekly - Monthly. 13
years, great references. Gaylord
area. 989-732-9226
RIGHT-WAY PAINTING,: Interior,
Exterior. Free estimates. Chris -
989-217-1345
SNOW REMOVAL
8-10 Blizzard snowplow. Fits Dodge
1996-2002. Like new, $2,800.
989-983-4590
AFFORDABLE SNOWPLOWING. 15
years experiences. References
available. 989-732-5081
For Sale: Bulk Salt $115 per yard.
Please Call 231-549-2081
SNOWPLOWING, Gaylord area.
Commercial or residential. Call for
free estimate. 989-745-5184
SNOWPLOWING: Gaylord,
Vanderbilt, Wolverine areas.
Reasonable rates. 24/7. 989-983-
4590
STORAGE
BUCK PATH Mini Warehouses start-
ing at $15 month. 989-732-2721
or 989-370-6058
Heated or Cold storage available
for Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall,
989-732-0724
WANTED
Wanted: Baseball, Football,
Basketball and Hockey cards. Older
than 1972. 231-373-0842
Wanted: BUYING STANDING TIM-
BER. Top prices paid, free esti-
mates. 989-335-0755
Wanted: Used motor oil.
Transmission oil and hydraulic oil.
Maxx Garage. 989-732-4789
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SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY
(Statewide Representation)
CRIMINAL MATTERS BANKRUPTCY
Free Consult on Above
JOHN P. S. MILLER ATTORNEY AT LAW
405 Lake, Roscommon, MI
989-275-4131 1-800-713-0077
OVER 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
Vanderbilt Yoga instructor Heidi Dietrich will present a
workshop entitled Yoga & Mandalas Enhancing Creativity
at Song of the Morning Yoga Retreat Center in Vanderbilt.
This weekend retreat of yoga, meditation, mandalas, chakras,
and fierce creativity will begin Friday, December 9 and end
Sunday, December 11.
In this weekend of yoga, meditation, self-care and self-
love, Heidi Dietrich will help participants focus on life as an
embodied practice. Nurture the vessel of your body with
time for walking, resting, journaling, and honoring your
body through yoga and nutritious meals. Heidi will help you
explore the release of old stories held in the bodys cells
through asana and nutrition. Saturday afternoon will involve
creating mandalas and exploring the chakras, while Saturday
evenings yoga class will balance the chakras for a delicious
evening of sleep in the clean air of Northern Michigan! The
program fee is $120 plus the cost of lodging.
Recently featured on the cover of Spirituality & Health
Magazine, Heidi Dietrich is the owner and primary instruc-
tor at Charlevoix Yoga Studio. She has been practicing yoga
since 1990 and received her 200RYT certification from
Marianne Wells Yoga School in Costa Rica in 2009. After
experiencing Anusara Yoga, Heidi began pursuing further
training in this heart-oriented method that honors the dance
of life. As a yogini and an artist, Heidi is inspired to encour-
age others to create art through the harmony of balancing
the body, mind and spirit.
In addition to her interest in yoga, Heidi is also a hula
hooper and a proponent of hula hooping for a great cardio-
vascular workout. She presented a popular hula hooping
class at Yoga Fest 2011 at Song of the Morning in August.
Hula hoops are available for sale at her Charlevoix Yoga
Studio.
Located on 800 beautiful forested acres along the Pigeon
River, Song of the Morning Yoga Retreat Center offers a vari-
ety of educational programs on the physical, mental, and
spiritual potential of human beings. Song of the Morning
offers comfortable and reasonably priced lodging for work-
shop participants and other guests. All accommodation
prices include gourmet vegetarian meals. During free time,
guests enjoy hiking the beautiful trails. Guests are welcome
to join the nightly meditations that run Tuesday Saturday
from 8 to 9 PM. A Sunday meditation service is held at 11
AM. For more information, check out our website at
www.songofthemorning.org.
Renowned Charlevoix Yoga Teacher Will Present
Workshop at Song of the Morning Yoga Retreat Center
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blends of meats and vegetables that are the staples
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get the 2nd one half off!!
8418 M-119, Harbor Springs
231-838-5377
OPEN 11AM 8PM, 7 DAYS A WEEK
(LOCATED IN THE HARBOR PLAZA BY THE HARBOR SPRINGS AIRPORT)
- Dine In, Take Out or Delivery-
Now Open Daily at 4:30 p.m. Lewiston 786-4600
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SPECIALIZING IN SEAFOOD AND THE FINEST AGED STEAKS AND CHOPS
Daily Specials
MONDAY
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$
9.99
TUESDAY & FRIDAY
Our Famous Fish Fry Choice of Ocean Perch,
Icelandic Cod or Fresh Whitefish & Chips..............................
$
9.99
All you can eat...add $4.00
WEDNESDAY
Jumbo Shrimp
Steamed or hand dipped & deep-fried.............................
$
9.99
THURSDAY & SATURDAY
Roast Prime Rib of Beef Au Jus...........
$
17.99
(10 oz.)
SUNDAY
Complete Chicken Dinner........................
$
13.99
*Senior Portion... $10.99
OBRIENS
RESTAURANT
Drive a Little and Enjoy a Lot!
Lobster - Steaks - Walleye - Shrimp - Mussels - Mahi
Vegetarian Dishes - BBQ Ribs - Scampi - Chicken
Prime Rib - Pasta Dishes
Full Menu Always Available
320 S. Morenci Ave. (On M-33-Main Street), Mio
LOCATED at the SONGBIRD MOTEL
Reservations Greatly Appreciated and Strongly Suggested
OPEN SUN NOON-4PM, CLOSED MON & TUES
OPEN WED, THURS, FRI & SAT. 5PM-8PM
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AVAILABLE FOR YOUR DINING PLEASURE
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Across
1- Sports figure
5- Kate & ___
10- Egyptian deity
14- Analogy words
15- Crackers
16- Barrett of gossip
17- Grange
18- Component part
20- Country singer Travis
22- Become an ex-parrot?
23- Yellow-fever mosquito
24- Devastation
26- Boob tubes
27- Egg white
30- Twitter
34- Lecture
35- Internet writing system that pop-
ularized "pwn3d" and "n00b"
36- Monetary unit of Vietnam
37- Swedish auto
38- Chasing
40- Tabula ___
41- Balaam's mount
42- Collar fastener
43- More nasty
45- Hopelessness
47- Packages
48- Circle section
49- God of Islam
50- Gandhi's land
53- Bar order
54- Saturn's largest moon
58- Trial of skill
61- Record
62- Dies ___
63- Unborn child
64- Bit of gossip
65- Immature herring
66- Chaplin persona
67- Atlantic mackerel
Down
1- Separate by a sieve
2- Boris Godunov, for one
3- Longfellow's bell town
4- Dwarf
5- "Rope-a-dope" boxer
6- Capital of United Kingdom
7- Reasoning
8- About, in memos
9- CBS logo
10- Minister
11- Nailed obliquely
12- Actress Heche
13- Panama and bowler
19- Life-boat lowering device
21- ___ -shanter (Scottish cap)
25- Pertaining to hunting
26- Caused by heat
27- Syrian leader
28- Buy alternative
29- Copper and zinc alloy
30- Bee follower
31- Baron
32- Art supporter
33- Bellows
35- Inc., in Britain
39- Fine hair
40- Having rickets
42- It's a wrap
44- Part of Q.E.D.
46- Twinned
47- Full assembly
49- Prince Valiant's wife
50- How sweet ___!
51- Me neither
52- Double
53- From the U.S.
55- London art gallery
56- Copycat
57- Captain of the Nautilus
59- Fore's partner
60- Cookbook abbr.
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BestCrosswords.com - Puzzle #1 for November 23, 2011

Across
1- Sports figure; 5- Kate &
___; 10- Egyptian deity;
14- Analogy words; 15-
Crackers; 16- Barrett of
gossip; 17- Grange; 18-
Component part; 20-
Country singer Travis; 22-
Become an ex-parrot?; 23
- Yellow-fever mosquito;
24- Devastation; 26- Boob
tubes; 27- Egg white; 30-
Twitter; 34- Lecture; 35-
Internet writing system
that popularized "pwn3d"
and "n00b"; 36- Monetary
unit of Vietnam; 37-
Swedish auto; 38-
Chasing; 40- Tabula ___;
41- Balaam's mount; 42-
Collar fastener; 43- More
nasty; 45- Hopelessness;
47- Packages; 48- Circle
section; 49- God of Islam;
50- Gandhi's land; 53- Bar
order; 54- Saturn's largest
moon; 58- Trial of skill; 61
- Record; 62- Dies ___; 63
- Unborn child; 64- Bit of gossip; 65- Immature herring; 66- Chaplin persona; 67- Atlantic
mackerel;

Down
1- Separate by a sieve; 2- Boris Godunov, for one; 3- Longfellow's bell town; 4- Dwarf; 5-
"Rope-a-dope" boxer; 6- Capital of United Kingdom; 7- Reasoning; 8- About, in memos; 9-
CBS logo; 10- Minister; 11- Nailed obliquely; 12- Actress Heche; 13- Panama and bowler;
19- Life-boat lowering device; 21- ___ -shanter (Scottish cap); 25- Pertaining to hunting; 26
- Caused by heat; 27- Syrian leader; 28- Buy alternative; 29- Copper and zinc alloy; 30-
Bee follower; 31- Baron; 32- Art supporter; 33- Bellows; 35- Inc., in Britain; 39- Fine hair;
40- Having rickets; 42- It's a wrap; 44- Part of Q.E.D.; 46- Twinned; 47- Full assembly; 49-
Prince Valiant's wife; 50- How sweet ___!; 51- Me neither; 52- Double; 53- From the U.S.;
55- London art gallery; 56- Copycat; 57- Captain of the Nautilus; 59- Fore's partner; 60-
Cookbook abbr.;
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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 N o v e m b e r 2 3 , 2 0 1 1

A c r o s s
1 - S p o r t s f i g u r e ; 5 - K a t e &
_ _ _ ; 1 0 - E g y p t i a n d e i t y ;
1 4 - A n a l o g y w o r d s ; 1 5 -
C r a c k e r s ; 1 6 - B a r r e t t o f
g o s s i p ; 1 7 - G r a n g e ; 1 8 -
C o m p o n e n t p a r t ; 2 0 -
C o u n t r y s i n g e r T r a v i s ; 2 2 -
B e c o m e a n e x - p a r r o t ? ; 2 3
- Y e l l o w - f e v e r m o s q u i t o ;
2 4 - D e v a s t a t i o n ; 2 6 - B o o b
t u b e s ; 2 7 - E g g w h i t e ; 3 0 -
T w i t t e r ; 3 4 - L e c t u r e ; 3 5 -
I n t e r n e t w r i t i n g s y s t e m
t h a t p o p u l a r i z e d " p w n 3 d "
a n d " n 0 0 b " ; 3 6 - M o n e t a r y
u n i t o f V i e t n a m ; 3 7 -
S w e d i s h a u t o ; 3 8 -
C h a s i n g ; 4 0 - T a b u l a _ _ _ ;
4 1 - B a l a a m ' s m o u n t ; 4 2 -
C o l l a r f a s t e n e r ; 4 3 - M o r e
n a s t y ; 4 5 - H o p e l e s s n e s s ;
4 7 - P a c k a g e s ; 4 8 - C i r c l e
s e c t i o n ; 4 9 - G o d o f I s l a m ;
5 0 - G a n d h i ' s l a n d ; 5 3 - B a r
o r d e r ; 5 4 - S a t u r n ' s l a r g e s t
m o o n ; 5 8 - T r i a l o f s k i l l ; 6 1
- R e c o r d ; 6 2 - D i e s _ _ _ ; 6 3
- U n b o r n c h i l d ; 6 4 - B i t o f g o s s i p ; 6 5 - I m m a t u r e h e r r i n g ; 6 6 - C h a p l i n p e r s o n a ; 6 7 - A t l a n t i c
m a c k e r e l ;

D o w n
1 - S e p a r a t e b y a s i e v e ; 2 - B o r i s G o d u n o v , f o r o n e ; 3 - L o n g f e l l o w ' s b e l l t o w n ; 4 - D w a r f ; 5 -
" R o p e - a - d o p e " b o x e r ; 6 - C a p i t a l o f U n i t e d K i n g d o m ; 7 - R e a s o n i n g ; 8 - A b o u t , i n m e m o s ; 9 -
C B S l o g o ; 1 0 - M i n i s t e r ; 1 1 - N a i l e d o b l i q u e l y ; 1 2 - A c t r e s s H e c h e ; 1 3 - P a n a m a a n d b o w l e r ;
1 9 - L i f e - b o a t l o w e r i n g d e v i c e ; 2 1 - _ _ _ - s h a n t e r ( S c o t t i s h c a p ) ; 2 5 - P e r t a i n i n g t o h u n t i n g ; 2 6
- C a u s e d b y h e a t ; 2 7 - S y r i a n l e a d e r ; 2 8 - B u y a l t e r n a t i v e ; 2 9 - C o p p e r a n d z i n c a l l o y ; 3 0 -
B e e f o l l o w e r ; 3 1 - B a r o n ; 3 2 - A r t s u p p o r t e r ; 3 3 - B e l l o w s ; 3 5 - I n c . , i n B r i t a i n ; 3 9 - F i n e h a i r ;
4 0 - H a v i n g r i c k e t s ; 4 2 - I t ' s a w r a p ; 4 4 - P a r t o f Q . E . D . ; 4 6 - T w i n n e d ; 4 7 - F u l l a s s e m b l y ; 4 9 -
P r i n c e V a l i a n t ' s w i f e ; 5 0 - H o w s w e e t _ _ _ ! ; 5 1 - M e n e i t h e r ; 5 2 - D o u b l e ; 5 3 - F r o m t h e U . S . ;
5 5 - L o n d o n a r t g a l l e r y ; 5 6 - C o p y c a t ; 5 7 - C a p t a i n o f t h e N a u t i l u s ; 5 9 - F o r e ' s p a r t n e r ; 6 0 -
C o o k b o o k a b b r . ;
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 N o v e m b e r 2 3 , 2 0 1 1
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What an outstanding real estate value.
This nicely maintained walkout ranch on three lots, PLUS views and
access to Lake Louise, is priced at a value that surely wont leave this offering
on the market very long.
The home features approximately 1,200 square feet of main level living
area, and an additional 1,200 feet of space in the walkout lower level. Thats
a lot of room for the growing family to enjoy, and includes three bedrooms,
two baths, large living room with fireplace, combination kitchen and dining
and a convenient utility room on the main level. There is a huge family room
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Nice walkout ranch home
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Well cared for home in desirable Crestwood Subdivision
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1900 sq ft 3-4 bedroom home
2 full baths
2 fireplaces
Attached 2-car garage
Large lot
New hot water heater
New well pump
Heat pump (air conditioner
& heat source)
Listed at $147,500
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