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ALL-AREA BOYS BASKETBALL DREAM TEAM
photos by cinda shumaker
Front (L-R) Noah Bacchus East Jordan; Maceo Vroman, Boyne City; Andrew Stevens, Boyne Falls; Brendan Matelski, Boyne Falls; Bradley Fouchia, Boyne City. Back (L-R) Nate Veldboom,
Ellsworth; Ryan Carson, Boyne City; Marcus Matelski, Boyne Falls; Corey Redman, Boyne City; Jordan Weber, East Jordan; Nate Moon, Charlevoix; Cole Butler, Boyne City; Justin Pearl,
Charlevoix; Donny Cutler, East Jordan; Diamond McPherson, Ellsworth; Austin Putman, Charlevoix. (Photo By CiNDA ShuMAkER)
Loggers Marcus Matelski is

regular season Player of the Year
Red Devils Bacchus is
post-season Player of the Year
By Chris Fiel
Regular Season
Player of the Year
Marcus Matelski
Boyne Falls
Post Season
Player of the Year
Noah Bacchus
East Jordan
BOYNE FALLS With a

successful tournament run
from both East Jordan and
Boyne Falls, the Charlevoix
County sports fans had their
basketball season extended
for a few weeks as both teams
captured district crowns and
the Red Devils also bringing
home their first regional title
in over 50 years.
This regular season saw
Boyne City, Boyne Falls and
East Jordan put together outstanding campaigns, with the
Ramblers going 18-1 and the
Loggers 17-1, with both
squads posting undefeated
records in the Lake Michigan
and Northern Lakes Conferences, while the Red Devils
finished their regular season
15-4 and a second place finish
in the LMC.
With post season accolades
pouring in for our area athletes, the Charlevoix County
News is proud to announce
the 2013-14 Boys Basketball
All-Area Dream Team.
This seasons Dream
Team has an array of talent,
varying from all-around athletes that can play all five positions, to lightning quick
guards that can get to the rim
with the slightest opening, to
high flyers and perimeter
threats that can knock down a
triple from the moment they
enter the gym.
After going over all the necessary statistical information

and each student-athletes importance to their team and
what those individuals faced
every night on the court, the
selection for regular season
Player of the Year goes to
Boyne Falls sophomore, Marcus Matelski, while postseason Player of the Year goes to
none other than East Jordans
Noah Bacchus.
(#32) MARCuS MAtELSki

(#32) Marcus Matelski in
his third season on the Logger varsity, averaged an area
high, 26 points per game,
while hauling in nine boards,
dishing out three assists and
making three steals per contest. Marcus also shot an
amazing 63 percent from the
field, while knocking down 86
percent of his free throws.
He played more point
guard for us this year which
probably hurt his scoring a
little but made us a better
team, Boyne Falls coach Tim
Smith said. The thing that is
amazing about Marcus is that
he sees junk defense in almost
every game and still puts up
unbelievable numbers while
only playing a little more
than half the game in many
instances. He does this because he really knows how to
play the game without the
ball. He is a tremendous rebounder and can score every
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Matelski was recently selected to the AP Class D AllState team.
Being selected to the allstate team as a sophomore is a
great accomplishment, coach
Smith noted. But the neat
thing about Marcus that he is
the first to tell you that all of
his accolades are really team
awards. He understands that
without team success he probably doesnt get the recognition he has earned.
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Boyne City
(#10) NoAh BACChuS

(#10) Noah Bacchus enjoyed
an outstanding regular season where he averaged 19
points per game, was plus 26
in the assist to turnover ratio
(85 assist-59 turnovers), made
34 steals and led the team in
rebounding with 105. The 5-9
guard also shot 42 percent
from the floor and 83 percent
from the free throw line. He
finished with a game-high 38
points in a win over Kalkaska
earlier in the year.
In my opinion, the best
guard in Northern Michigan, East Jordan coach Darrin Weber said.
And while that is one heck
of a regular season, his
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All-Area
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Brendan Matelski
Boyne Falls
Marcus Matelski
Boyne Falls
biggest team contributions would come during

the Red Devils march to the Class C quarterfinals. It was during the tournament where Mr.
Big Shot would take over and lead his team,
averaging 20.2 points per game, including game
winning/buzzer beating shots against
Charlevoix and Beaverton, both coming in
overtime. He had game-highs of 28 and 27
points in those contests.
Noah carried us through the tournament,
coach Weber added. Throughout the course of
the season, he learned to trust his teammates,
but when the games on the line, we want the
ball in his hands.
Joining Marcus and Noah on the 2014 AllArea Dream Team by alphabetical team
order are; Brendan Matelski and Andrew
Stevens of Boyne Falls; Cole Butler, Ryan Carson, Bradley Fouchia, Corey Redman and
Maceo Vroman of Boyne City; Charlevoix is
represented by Nate Moon, Justin Pearl and
Austin Putman; Donny Cutler and Jordan
Weber of East Jordan and Ellsworth Diamond
McPherson and Nate Veldboom.
Boyne Falls
(#21) BRENDAN MAtELSki, SENioR.
Andrew Stevens
Boyne Falls
Cole Butler
Boyne City
A four-year starter for the Loggers, averaged

12 points per game, while grabbing five rebounds, making three steals and handing out
two assists per contest.
Brendans scoring was down this year, but
his defense was outstanding, coach Smith
said. He guarded all five positions and was exceptional in doing so, he brought a toughness
to our team and was our leader.
Brendan compiled a 75-12 record during his
career, winning three conference titles and a
district title. His toughness showed during the
Loggers regional tournament run as he played
with a broken wrist.
(#3) ANDREW StEVENS, JuNioR.

Stevens, in his second year on the varsity,
ran the point for the Loggers and averaged
seven points, five assists and three rebounds
from his guard position. He connected on 40
percent of his three point shots, while knocking down 72 percent of his free throws.
Andrew is like a coach on the floor, coach
Smith noted. He is as intelligent as any player
I have ever coached. He finished with a 3 to 1
assist to turnover ratio and turned himself
into a good three point shooter.
He is a championship player who make
great decisions and never falters in the big moments as he proved in district final when he
made four straight three point shots in third
quarter.
Boyne City
(#21) CoLE ButLER, JuNioR.
Ryan Carson
Boyne City
Bradley Fouchia
Boyne City
The sharpshooting wingman, seemed to get

the Rambler offense kickstarted many times in
games during the season, whether it be taking
it too the hoop for an easy two or knocking
down a triple.
Cole averaged 10 points per game and was
Boynes best spot up shooter according to
coach Nick Redman.
(#10) RyAN CARSoN, SENioR.

Whether it was a triple from downtown or a
high-flying slam dunk, Ryan often times got
the Rambler crowd jumping out of their seats
with his athletic play.
Carson led Boyne City with 13.5 points per
game and 6.5 rebounds, while shooting 59 percent from the floor and 72 percent from the
charity stripe. He poured in a season-high 30
points in an overtime victory over TC St. Francis in late January.
He will take his skills to the next level in the
fall as a member of the Lake Superior State
men;s basketball team.
(#3) BRADLEy FouChiA, SENioR.
Corey Redman
Boyne City
Maceo Vroman
Boyne City
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Bradley ran the point for the Ramblers and

used his quickness and ball handling skills to
shake defenders for a quick layup or he would
roam around the perimeter and take the open
three when the opportunity presented itself.
Bradley finished the season averaging 9.5
points and 2.5 steals per game.
(#2) CoREy REDMAN, JuNioR.

The five tool player, often times found himself matched up with the opponents best offensive threat and more times than not, shut him
down.
Corey averaged 12.5 points, six rebounds and
three assists per game for Boyne, while shooting 59 percent from the floor and 45 percent
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All-AreA BOYS BASketBAll
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from beyond the arch. He put together a huge

game against Joburg in the district semifinals,
scoring 27 points on seven shots and shooting
12-of-12 from the charity stripe, while, grabbing nine boards and dishing out four assists.
(#54) MACEo VRoMAN, JuNioR.

The 5-9 guard was the Ramblers best on ball
defender and was in charge of disrupting the
opponents ability to get into their offensive
flow.
He averaged eight points per game for
Boyne, picking up a career high of 19 against
Class D ranked Cedarville in the Ramblers regular season finale.
Each member of our team sacrificed their
own individual stats this year for team success, Boyne City coach Nick Redman said. It
wasnt easy, but once they saw how well balanced scoring was working, we think they got
the idea.
Charlevoix
(#11) NAtE MooN, JuNioR.
Justin Pearl
Charlevoix
Nate Moon
Charlevoix
Austin Putman
Charlevoix
Noah Bacchus
East Jordan
Donny Cutler
East Jordan
Jordan Weber
East Jordan
The six foot guard, finished second on the

Rayders in scoring with a 9.5 per game average, while also hauling in four rebounds.
Nate would often times be matched up
against the opponents most versatile player.
(#43) AuStiN PutMAN, SoPhoMoRE.

Austin filled some big shoes this season, as
he stepped in for the injured Zach Hankins and
did not disappoint.
Putman led Charlevoix with 11.7 points and
eight rebounds per game. His physical style of
play would make things difficult for opponents.
(#12) JuStiN PEARL, SENioR.

Justin was in charge of running the show
for the Rayders this season. He averaged 4.5
points and six assists per game from his point
guard position.
East Jordan
(#12) DoNNy CutLER, SoPhoMoRE.
The cat-like quickness of Cutler, created
nightmares for opponents on both sides of the
ball. Donny would often times get to the rim
without hesitation, while creating havoc for
the opponents best ball handler.
Donny seemed to pick up his play as the
tournament went along, handling pressure situations as if they was nothing on the line at
all. He finished the season averaging eight
points per game, he led the Red Devils with 43
steals and was second on team with 60 assists.
Donny was the best defender on the team,
Red Devils coach Darrin Weber said. He really improved as the year went on.
(#32) JoRDAN WEBER, SoPhoMoRE.

Jordan finished second on the Red Devils in
scoring this season with a 15 per game average,
while shooting 80 percent from the free throw
line.
Jordan had a game-high of 36 against St.
Ignace late in the season, connecting on eight
triples in the contest.
He is a great perimeter shooter, making 54
threes this season, coach Weber added.
Ellsworth
DiAMoND MCPhERSoN, SENioR.
Diamond finished second on the Lancers in
scoring this season with a 7.6 average, while
also hauling in 3.8 rebounds and dishing out
2.2 assists from his guard position.
Diamond also shot 37 percent from the floor
and 74 percent from the charity stripe. He had
a season-high 23 points against Alba late in the
season.
NAtE VELDBooM, SENioR.

Nate led Ellsworth with 13.3 points per game
this year, while grabbing 7.8 rebounds and
making 2.4 steals per contest.
Nate also shot 59 percent from the floor and
had a season-high 20 points against both Alba
and Alanson during the season.
Coach of the Year - Regular season

Coach of the Year honors go to Boyne Citys
Nick Redman. Coach Redman helped lead the
Ramblers to a 20-2 record, including an 18-1
regular season which saw Boyne go 14-0 in the
Lake Michigan Conference, winning their first
conference title in 16 years.
Proud of how the guys handled being
ranked in the top 5 in the state all year, coach
Redman said. To play a tough schedule and
get everybodys best shot every night and still
win 20 games and go undefeated in our conference is something everyone should be proud
of.
Really happy with how our program has developed over the past three years, winning 48
games, a district and conference championship, he added. Thanks to all the players
for being focused and working hard, all the
coaches from our youth programs on up and
all the support from our community and ad-
Diamond McPherson
ministration. It has been fun to be part
of.
The Ramblers will say goodbye to
graduating seniors, four year veteran
Ryan Carson along with Bradley
Fouchia.
Coach of the Year - Postseason

Postseason coach of the Year goes to
East Jordans Darrin Weber. Coach
Weber helped the Red Devils put together a magical postseason ride in
Ellsworth
Nate Veldboom
which they captured their first district

title since 1995 and their first regional
crown since 1953.
The Red Devils finished the season
19-5, in which Weber led East Jordan
from a 2012-13 overall season record of
4-15 to a 15-4 regular season record this
year, including 12-2 in the LMC.
Coach Weber will return a strong
core group, but must replace All-State
guard Noah Bacchus, Dustin Hejka,
Jaden Hoffman, Joey Russell and Isaiah Sladick, five seniors that have
Ellsworth
helped lay the foundation for the Red

Devils basketball program.
The Charlevoix County News would
like to thank Boyne City Public
Schools for the use of one of their
gymnasiums along with the photography of Cinda Shumaker. For those interested in purchasing photos, please
contact Cinda at shumaker0658@charter.net.
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Health of Northern
Michigan Hospitals
McLaren Northern Michigan

By Norma Jean Babcock
To complete our series on the

Health of Northern Michigan Hospitals we spoke with McLaren
Northern Michigan in Petoskey to
find out what challenges and successes they have met with in light
of recent government mandated
health care changes.
McLaren Northern Michigan
covers the eastern Upper Peninsula
and a large portion of northern
Michigan. The hospital offers acute
Emergency Department services
and has specialists available for
this care around the clock which
differs from various other local hospitals and makes it necessary for
McLaren to serve 10 different counties when it comes to emergent
care.
The hospital is the largest facility
in the area which houses 202 beds
total. The hospital also focuses on
outreach specialty care and provides patient clinics in 20 communities in the region. Due to its size
and the amount of people McLaren
cares for, the hospital has faced
challenges in light of the Affordable Care Act.
We spoke with Patricia Sewarch,
the Director of Strategic Sale and
Business Development for McLaren
Northern Michigan who shared
with us the problems and triumphs

that the hospital has faced. She explained that the hospital has dealt
with continual changes in government regulations and the reduced
reimbursements from insurers recently. In addition they have struggled with bad debt and increased
charity care.
To meet these challenges,
McLaren Northern Michigan must
carefully reduce and control costs
while focusing on providing awardwinning care, said Sewarch.
In fact, part of the recent decision to partner with McLaren
Health Care in 2012 was actually
due to the impending changes that
the hospital saw coming in the future. The hope is to be part of a
larger system that may help offset
high costs while maintaining a
strong hospital for the northern
Michigan area.
Our decision to become an affiliate of McLaren Health Care in 2012
was based on our understanding of
looming market changesthis affiliation has enabled us to continue to
build our specialty strengths in
northern Michigan while reducing
operational costs, explained Sewarch.
This partnership has indeed
made it possible for McLaren to
focus on its specialty services,
which is proved by the recent national recognition given to the hospital for its transcatheter aortic
valve replacement program by the
Michigan Heart and Vascular Specialists in 2013. The success rates
for the program are higher than the
national average, and thoracic surgeons have earned Three-Star
recognition in both 2012 and 2013.
This recognition places those surgeons in the top 10-15% of thoracic
surgeons nationwide and is the
highest level of recognition by the
Society of Thoracic Surgeons for
bypass surgery.
The hospital hopes that by focusing their attention on extraordinary specialty patient care the
challenges created by the Affordable Care Act will be weathered
gracefully, and that although recent
challenges have led to cutbacks in
staff, they will do their utmost to
keep the medical care top quality in
future years.
Throughout our series we have
focused on how our area hospitals
are doing in light of the issues created by the Affordable Care Act,
overall each hospital has faced
their share of struggles but is doing
their utmost to maintain impeccable care and reduce costs to focus
on patients and not finances.
New healthcare plan in Michigan

By Jessica Boyce
There has been a lot of talk

lately about Obamacare and all of
the controversies surrounding this
topic, but something you may not
have heard about is the new
Healthy Michigan Plan. This is a
plan that has health care benefits
available to individuals at a low
cost.
Even if you have heard about
this new plan that became available April 1st, you may want to
know a little more about it before
you decide if its right for you.
A basic question when it comes
to a health care plan is whether or
not you qualify for it. For the
Healthy Michigan Plan you have to
be between the ages of 19 and 64,
have income at or below 133% of
the federal poverty level (16,000 for
a single person or 33,000 for a family of 4), dont qualify for or are not
enrolled in Medicare or Medicaid,
are not pregnant at the time of application, and are a resident of
Michigan.
Another common question is
what the plan actually covers. The
Healthy Michigan Plan covers the
federal healthcare law essential
benefits as well as other services

and benefits. Some of these benefits include emergency services,
hospitalization, prescription drugs,
preventive and wellness services,
and pediatric services for 19 and 20
year olds. Other medically necessary services as appropriate are
also covered. For a full list of what
is covered under this plan, visit
www.michigan.gov/healthymiplan
and check out the Healthy Michigan Plan Handbook.
The actual monthly fee that you
pay for this healthcare plan is evaluated and determined based on the
services that you receive in the
first six months that you have the
plan. The individuals that have an
annual income between 100% and
133% of the federal poverty level
are required to contribute 2% of
their annual income for cost sharing purposes. A list of co-pays associated with the plan is also
available in the Healthy Michigan
Plan Handbook.
If this healthcare plan is something that you want to apply for,
you can do so online (www.michigan.gov/mibridges), over the
phone (855-789-5610), or in person at
a Department of Human Services
office.
After you have enrolled in the
Healthy Michigan Plan, you need
to do two things: complete the
Healthy Michigan Plan Health
Risk Assessment which can be
mailed to you or found at michigan.gov/healthymiplan under the
After Enrollment tab, and schedule a check-up with your doctor.
You will want to take the assessment form with you to this doctors
visit because your doctor will sign
the form for you. If you need help
completing the form, you can call
the Beneficiary Help Line at 1-800642-3195.
This plan could be good news for
people who want healthcare but
cant afford anything else. If you
want to look into the Healthy
Michigan Plan for yourself and see
if it is right for you, visit michigan.gov/healthymiplan and take a
look at all of the details.
KNOCK
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CANCER
TODAY
By MiChAEL RoiZEN, M.D.,
AND MEhMEt oZ, M.D.
Cancer rates around the

world will skyrocket 57 percent in the next 20 years, says
a sobering new report from
the World Health Organization. What you may not
know: In North America, despite amazing advances in
treating cancers, the number
of cases will increase dramatically -- up 52 percent in
Mexico, 55 percent in the
U.S., and 66 percent in
Canada! But this doesn't have
to happen.
One-third of common
cancers can be prevented by
adopting an improved nutrition and weight-loss plan, getting regular physical activity,
managing stress and avoiding tobacco -- everything we
outline in "YOU: On a Diet."
If everyone followed those
recommendations it would
eliminate 374,000 new cases
of cancer annually, including
38 percent of breast cancers,
11 percent of prostate cancers, 50 percent of colon cancers, 36 percent of lung
cancers and 24 percent of
kidney cancers. And, according to researchers from the
University of Michigan and
the Fred Hutchinson Cancer
Research Center in Seattle,
each of these healthy steps
can reduce your risk of dying
from cancer by 10 percent; do
them all, and your risk plummets 61 percent.
In many corners of the
world folks can't get the
screening tests for colon,
prostate or breast cancer that
catch precancerous growths
and cancers in their earliest,
most treatable stages. But
here, in North America,
these screens are more readily available. And you're getting them regularly, right?
We bet you're also smart
enough to follow these powerful cancer-dodging steps:
Stop smoking. Tobacco is
the world's leading cause of
cancer deaths. So if you've
tried to quit before, try again.
Smokers try, on average,
eight to 10 times before they
quit for good. (Go to sharecare.com for help.)
Move, move, move. Get 30
minutes of activity minimum daily. We suggest walking. Build up to 10,000 steps a
day and add in 30 minutes of
weights two to three times a
week. Then ease into cardio.
You'll reduce your cancer
risk by boosting immunity
and stopping your body's
overproduction of cancer-fu-
eling compounds like insulin,

prostaglandins and some hormones.
Load up on produce; and
choose 100 percent whole
grains. Fruit, veggies and
grain are loaded with fiber
that boosts immunity and
helps keep your gut bacteria
in a cancer-fighting mood.
Plus, they deliver phytochemicals that cool inflammation
and protect your DNA. Eat
nine servings of produce,
and three to four of whole
grains daily, and you'll get
cancer-fighters like indoles
from broccoli and cabbage,
lutein in tomatoes (cooked
tomatoes are best), anthocyanins in blueberries and
raspberries, and lignans and
phenolics in grains.
Go easy on red meat, eliminate processed meat and
moderate your alcohol consumption. A red-meat-heavy
diet raises colon cancer risk
28 percent and your risk for
many other cancers almost
as much. Processed meats
may be even unhealthier. If
you drink alcohol, stick with
one drink or less per day for
women, two or less for men;
excess alcohol can raise risk
for cancers of the colon, liver,
breast and mouth.
Give these food felons the
heave-ho. Added sugars and
syrups and refined flours increase inflammation and cancer-feeding glucose levels,
and they push cancer-fighters like fresh fruit, veggies
and whole grains off your
plate.
Whittle your middle. Carrying extra pounds, especially at your waist,
increases odds for cancers of
the breast, colon, kidneys,
esophagus, pancreas and gallbladder. Hormones released
from fat cells encourage development of tumors and
stimulate their growth, while
bodywide inflammation fuels
cancer development. The best
belly-busting foods? Nonfried fish rich in omega-3 and
omega-7 fatty acids, fiber-rich
100 percent whole grains and
veggies, and walnuts, almonds and avocados.
Ask your doc about lowdose aspirin. Meta-studies
show that daily low-dose aspirin cuts risk for colon,
lung, pancreatic, ovarian and
eight other cancers by 20 percent to 40 percent. Aspirin
also cuts the risk that a cancer will spread by 35 percent.
Ask your doc if aspirin is
right for you (it can be a risk
for digestive bleeding). We
take 80 milligrams twice a
day, with a half-glass of
warm water before and after
to reduce negative side effects.
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(c) 2014 Michael Roizen,
M.D. and Mehmet Oz, M.D.
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Childrens Health Fair, Saturday, April 12

Petoskey - Nearly 40 community
agencies will be participating in
the 24th Annual Childrens Health
Fair sponsored by McLaren Northern Michigan.
The fair, which provides an educational environment where parents can learn how to keep their
children healthy and safe, will take
place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 12, at the Petoskey Middle School located at 801 Northmen
Drive, off of Mitchell Street in
Petoskey.
McLaren Northern Michigan in

Petoskey is sponsoring the free
event in recognition of April being
the Month of the Young Child.
The event focuses on newborns to
12-year-olds.
The nice thing about this event
is that there is something for everyone, both children and parents,
said Ross Witherbee, Clinical Nurse
Manager of Women and Children
Services at McLaren Northern
Michigan.
One of the special features in-
cludes an Action Hero Fun Run

outside (weather permitting), sponsored by the Child Abuse Council.
Bring your hero cape for this fun
activity. New this year, Free Cycle
BookBin Project will be in attendance, so bring a gently used book
and take one home. Many of the
booths will feature hands-on learning activities and educational materials, in addition to a scavenger
hunt for the kids. There will also be
many prizes raffled off throughout
the day.
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Phone
231-347-3200.
www.drivenow123.com
2002 Jeep Liberty Sport. 4x4,
3.7 L. $199 a month or less.
Rivertown Auto Group, 989
VFW Road, Cheboygan, MI
231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net
2003 Ford Explorer XLT.
4WD, leather, tow pkg. As
Phone
231-347-3200.
www.drivenow123.com
2004 Chevy Tahoe. 4x4, tow
pkg, new tires. As low as
$199 a month. Drive Now
Auto Sales, 2215 US Highway 31 N, Petoskey. Phone
231-347-3200. www.drivenow123.com
2005 Toyota Highlander.
4WD, tow pkg, 4 cyl, great
MPG. Sale Price $9,795.
2008 Chevy Silverado. Z-71,
4x4, seats 5, bedliner. 79 K.
Very nice. Sale Price $18,995.
2011 GMC Sierra 2500 HD.
4x4, bedliner, tow pkg, Vortec
engine, 4 door, seats 5. Sale
Price $19,999. Rivertown
Auto Group, 989 VFW Road,
Cheboygan, MI 231-6276700. www.RiverAuto.net
2013 Jeep Wrangler Sport
4x4. CARFAX 1 owner in
Black/Black Cloth! New designed 285 HP, 3.6 liter V-6
MORE POWER! Removable top, Automatic, 15,700
miles, nice! $25,949. Dave
Kring Chevrolet-Cadillac,
1861 US 31 North, Petoskey,
MI 231-347-2585.
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Antiques & Collectibles

For Sale: Sports collectible
items and antiques, 989-4482242.
Small, private collector paying
cash for Baseball, Football
cards before 1970. Gaylord
area. 231-373-0842
Auto Accessories
CASH FOR CARS. Any
make, model and year! Free
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Used tires, Gently used. 215
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989-350-0778
Automobiles
2001 Olds Aurora. FWD, 4.0
L. V-8, leather, loaded, 140
K. Sale Price $4,995. Rivertown Auto Group, 989 VFW
Road, Cheboygan, MI 231627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net
2003 Chevy Malibu. 117,500
miles, new alternator. Runs
great, $3800 obo. For details
call 231-492-7375
2004 Cadillac CTS. Leather,
power moon roof, power
everything. Sale Price $6,997.
2005 Chevy Aveo LS. Auto,
air. $149 a month or less.
2006 Chrysler 300. 6 Cyl,
security system. Nice. As low
as $179 a month. Drive Now
2007 Toyota Camry. 34 MPG,
nice car. $199 a month or
less. Rivertown Auto Group,
989 VFW Road, Cheboygan,
MI 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net
2008 Nissan Altima. Leather,
moon roof, 77 K. Very nice.
Sale Price $14,995. Drive
Phone
231-347-3200.
www.drivenow123.com
2010 Chevy Impala. 2 to
choose from. 30 MPG. Nice
car. $199 a month or less.
2010 Chevy Malibu. 32 MPG,
1 owner, only 59 K. Nice car.
Sale Price $11.797. $199 a
month or less. Rivertown Auto
Group, 989 VFW Road,

2010 Ford Fusion SE. Nice
car at a low price. 34 MPG.
$179 a month or less. Rivertown Auto Group, 989 VFW
Road, Cheboygan, MI 231627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net
2010 Hyundai Accent. Auto,
air, 34 MPG, 102 K. As low
as $179 a month. Drive Now
2010 Mercury Milan. Leather,
Sync, sunroof. Sale Price
$11,995. Rivertown Auto
2011 Ford Taurus. Loaded,
very nice. Sale Price $13,997.
BAD CREDIT? NO CREDIT?
Low weekly payments available at Tailored Enterprises
in Petoskey. Call 231-3473332 or 1-888-774-2264. Ask
about guaranteed credit approval. www.tailoredenterprises.com.
CASH FOR CARS. Local
Dealer buying good quality
used vehicles, Statewide
service. We will pick your vehicle up. Call for a free appraisal. 231-627-6700.
I BUY CARS! Wrecked or in
need of mechanical repair,
1995 and up. Gaylord area.
989-732-9362
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help Wanted
Mackinaw Old Time Portrait,
located in Mackinaw City is
looking for an energetic, fun
loving and out going individual for a summer sales and
photography position. At our
photo studio in Mackinaw
City, we will train you in photography, photo sales and
costuming. This is a great
opportunity for an individual
who has an entrepreneurial
spirit and would like to learn
how to run a photography
studio. You must be willing
to work weekends, days or
evenings beginning mid-May
2014. Self- motivated individuals are desired and some
background in sales or photography is desirable. Rental
housing above the studio is
available. Interested individuals can send their notice of
interest and a resume to
mackinawoldtimeportrait@gm
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homes for Rent

House for rent, 3 bedroom,
newly decorated, new carpet,
no pets, located in Vanderbilt,
Jack 989-983-2551.
Wolverine area two bedroom
home, $600 monthly plus deposit, no pets, references,
ready now, 231-525-8541 or
231-420-0132.
homes for Sale

Unfinished house, 3 bedrooms, septic drainfield in
Gaylord. Shell: $30,000. 989370-1843
ONLY $29,900. 2000 Four
Season mobile home on
large lot, 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
well and septic, new carpet,
move in ready on Hwy. 23,
10 miles east of Cheboygan,
natural gas, inexpensive taxes. Kathy 231-250-2770.
BEAUTIFULLY SET 3 bedroom with loft, newly remodeled, basement, covered
large deck on 8.5 acres. Onaway area. $40,000. 989733-2703
We sell energy modular
homes, let us build your new
home or replace your fire
loss. See our model, give us
a call for an appointment
989-370-6058.
Land & Property
News. The areas widest distribution paper and the lowest

cost for advertising. Place ads
on-line at www.CharlevoixCountyNews.com or call 989732-8160. Distributed throughout all of Charlevoix County
Music
Stereo, turntable, equalizer
amplifier and tuner (Kenwood
and Hitachi). Two MTX
speakers. Make offer. 989786-5294 or 313-533-8971
Notes of Encouragement
Positive Notes of Encouragement are free in the
Birthday, Anniversary, Wedding, Congratulations or just
a Positive Note all are free. EMail your Note of Encouragement to Office@CharlevoixCountyNews.com
Pets
TINY MALE Yorkie Puppy.
12 weeks old, shots, paper
trained, lap dog. $500 obo.
989-350-2861
Private investigator
Private Investigator, Licensed,
Bonded, can find almost any-
one, lost loves, biological parents, missing persons,

debtors, heirs. Free confidential phone consultations.
989-731-1111.
Recreational Vehicles
2014 Catalina 293QBCK 29
Travel Trailer. If you are looking
for an affordable lightweight
travel trailer that can sleep the
whole family and then some
then this is the unit for you!!!
This unit features an enormous
super slide out practically doubling the available floor space
in the main living area and
contains a huge u-shaped
dinette and a pull out sleeper
sofa along with extra overhead
storage compartments. Sale
Price $18,995. Save $9,000.
International RV World, 277
N. Expressway Court, Gaylord, MI 49735. 989-4488700. Special Hours: Monday
Saturday 9am 5pm, Sunday Noon - 4pm
2014 Coachmen Freedom
Express 230BH 23 Travel
Trailer. 2014 Coachmen
230BH. This extremely light
weight travel trailer is perfect
for a smaller tow vehicle. It
can be pulled with most 6

cylinder SUVs. It comes
equipped with aluminum rims,
power awning, black & tan
exterior and much more. Sale
Price $17,995. Save $10,000.
International RV World, 277
N. Expressway Court, Gaylord, MI 49735. 989-4488700. Special Hours: Monday
Saturday 9am 5pm, Sunday Noon - 4pm
2014 Koala 26SS 26 Travel
Trailer. This rear living room
super slide model is super lite
constructed. At only 5200lbs
it can be towed with trucks or
full sized suvs with ease. The
rear living room feature dual
chairs and large windows. The
kitchen offers lots of oversized
cabinets and drawers. The
bath is spacious with a huge
corner shower and the bedroom has a second entry and
wardrobes on either side of
the bed. Sale Price $23,995.
Save $7,000. International RV
World, 277 N. Expressway
Court, Gaylord, MI 49735.
989-448-8700.
Special
Hours: Monday Saturday
9am 5pm, Sunday Noon 4pm
2014 Skyline Walkabout

23LC 23 Travel Trailer. Synergy lightweight construction,
Corian countertops, heated
holding tanks, slideout, power
awning and lots more. We
are excited about adding this
new line-up of Walkabout
travel trailers to our inventory.
Sale Price $19,995. Save
$8,000. International RV
989-448-8700.
Special
2014 Trailrunner 26SLE 26
Travel Trailer, Super Lite Edition. Heartland Trail Runner
SLE Bunkhouse Travel Trailer
w/Rear Corner Bunk Beds, Rear
Corner
Bath
Including:
Tub/Shower, Toilet, Sink & Linen
Cabinet, Slideout Booth Dinette
& Sofa w/Overhead Above Sofa,
Ent. Center, Pantry, Refrigerator,
3 Burner Range, Dbl. Kitchen
Sink & Overhead Storage, Front
Queen Bed w/Storage Both
Sides & Overhead Cabinet
and More! Sale Price

989-448-8700.
Special
New 2013 Outback 321TBH
Terrain 32 Travel Trailer. 2013
Outback Terrain 321TBH. This
light weight luxury travel trailer
will sleep 9 people comfortably
and it has all the conveniences.
It comes equipped with a Vaulted ceiling, stereo system with
DVD and Blue Tooth, 3 burner
range with oven, 32in LCD TV,
skylight in bath, 13.5 air, microwave, 6 gal gas electric
water heater w/DSI, Large double door refer, Deluxe sleeper
sofa, Champagne fiberglass,
Gel coat cap, tinted safety
glass windows, TV antenna
w booster, cable and satellite
prep, outside camp kitchen,
black tank flush, spare tire
and even an electric awning.
Sale Price $23,995. Save
989-448-8700.
Special
Real Estate Corner

Question & Answers About Selling Real Estate
Why Isnt My Home Selling?

Part 3 of 3
Compliments of Mike Stark,

Coldwell Banker Schmidt Realtors
East Jordan. (231) 536-7700
BEAVER ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE BY OWNER.

Lake front property, approximately 30 acres, 670 of lake
front. Water and electric. West
side of Beaver Island, Iron
Ore Bay. Serious inquires
only,
please
contact:
beaverislandprop@gmail.co
m or call Maureen, 773-5806986
Beautiful 40 acre parcel with
hidden hay fields and stone
piles, bordering 30,000 newly
planted Red Pine seedlings.
For hunting, fishing, hiking,
horseback riding or just a favorite getaway. Filled with
deer and elk. Very close to
Mullet Lake and federal property. Property located just
south of 2634 Whiting Road,
Cheboygan. Call 231-4140044 for info. $70,000.
Here are some of the most common

reasons buyers are turned off by a
particular house, so make sure these
are addressed before lopping thousands of dollars off the asking price:
Put on a good show
This is the second biggest reason a
home isnt selling. Buyers often talk
of connecting to a house. This is
not likely to happen if your house is
not company-coming-over clean and
ready to show like a model. This goes
for the outside as well. If you dont
want to put the effort into doing this,

then youd better adjust your price to
compensate because buyers will only
consider your house because its a
good deal, not because it speaks to
them.
Cant buy what they cant see
If you make it difficult for people to
see your property, then chances of a
sale at the price you want drops considerably. Selling can be a nuisance,
but its a necessary one. If you dont
allow a lockbox or require appointment-only showings, you are the culprit to the house not selling.
Out of your hands

Its not always the sellers fault that
a house isnt selling. Sometimes the
market changes and buyers disappear. Maybe a new home development
has opened nearby and they are
stealing the customers. Or maybe
youve received bad advice from your
agent. Any of these can affect
whether your house sells, which
means you need to consider the reasons and make the necessary adjustments.
Featured Property
Lost & Found

LOST SOMETHING? Found
something? Lost and found
ads run free in the Charlevoix
County News. Call 989-732-8160
Manufactured homes
NEW & REPOS: DoubleWides, 16s, 14s. Take anything on trade. Financing
available. A complete line of
parts. www.michiganeastsidesales.net. 989-966-2037
Miscellaneous
White, Rubber, Air Force Surplus Mouse Boots. Multiple
sizes 5 14. $35 a pair.
Hurry while they last. Call
231-632-4211
RETIREMENT SALE - Stone
Fancier Jewelry & Beads in
Grayling Everything 50% off!
Custom jewelry, beads of all
kinds, brooches, accessories.
Open 10-5 closed Thursday
& Sunday 989-889-5019
TAKING BIDS on large brass
collection. 231-549-2732
ATTENTION UPHOLSTERERS. Replenish your supplies
at ten year old prices. Please
call Ron for complete list,
231-347-7624
cards before 1970. 231-3730842. Gaylord Area
LOWEST COST IN MICHIGAN! CLASSIFIED ADS
ARE JUST $2 for a 10-word
ad in the Charlevoix County
Turnkey landscape business opportunity

in Boyne Falls
By Jim Akans
Spring is finally making

its appearance here in
northern Lower Michigan,
and for those experiencing
the entrepreneurial itch,
this weeks feature listing is
an excellent opportunity to
purchase a turnkey landscape business located just
outside of Boyne Falls.
Situated along the highvisibility M-75 corridor, this
landscaping business brings
a proven track record of
success. It includes approximately five acres of
grounds, a 600 square foot
business office and ample
parking area for customers.
All existing structures,
ponds, displays, equipment
and most of the current in-
ventory is also included.

New inventory will arrive
after April 15th, which must
be negotiated.
This is a fabulous way to
start the season with
turnkey landscape business
opportunity serving both retail and wholesale communities. It is located at 1920
M-75 South near Boyne Falls
and it is listed at just
$249,900. For a more information or to arrange a home
tour, call Marty Moody or
Christopher Christensen at
Lyndas Real Estate Service
in Boyne City at 231-582-9555
or email Marty@lyndasrealestateservice.com or
Chris@lyndasrealestateservice.com
April 10, 2014
Run for
As Low As
$ 00

2004 Chevy Tahoe. 4x4, tow
pkg, new tires. As low as
2005 Toyota Highlander.
4WD, tow pkg, 4 cyl, great
MPG. Sale Price $9,795.
2007 Jeep Commander
Sport. 3rd row seat, moonroof, leather, 96 K. Sale Price
2011 Chevy Equinox. AWD,
tow pkg, moonroof, 91 K.
Sale Price $16,297. Rivertown Auto Group, 989
VFW Road, Cheboygan,
MI
231-627-6700.
www.RiverAuto.net
2011 Chevy Equinox. Black
beauty. Nice SUV. Sale Price
Resort Property for Rent

SANIBEL HARBOUR AND
RESORT, Fort Myers, Florida
luxury condo overlooking San
Carlos Bay. 2 bedrooms. Numerous amenities and fine
dining at resort. $900 week
plus taxes. 989-731-2664.
Services
DJ/KARAOKE SERVICE
available for weddings, clubs
or parties. References and
information at www.larryentertainment.com. 989-7323933
PROFESSIONAL ARTIST for
fifty-five years will render oil
on canvas of your most treasured possessions; with or
without you. For cash or
barter. Guaranteed. 989-8082371.
Snowmobiles
1983 Yamaha snowmobile
440, excellent condition,
$550, 231-582-5747.
Storage
Heated or Cold storage available for Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall, 989-732-0724
SuV
2002 Cadillac Escalade.
Leather, 3rd row seat, tow
pkg, power moon roof and
more. Sale Price $7,997.
2002 Jeep Liberty Sport. 4x4,
3.7 L. $199 a month or less.
2003 Ford Explorer XLT.
4WD, leather, tow pkg. As
Phone
231-347-3200.
www.drivenow123.com
tools
Sears 10 inch stationary radial arm saw, dual voltage,
New. $250 OBO. 989-7865294 or 313-533-8971
cruise, air, tow, 119 K. As

Phone
231-347-3200.
www.drivenow123.com
2006 Ford F-150 XL. 4 door,
seats 5, locking tool box,
bedliner, tow pkg, 5.4 L Triton.
Sale Price $6,449. Rivertown
2008 Chevy Silverado 1500.
Leather, 4 door, seats 5, tow
pkg. Sale Price $8,495. Rivertown Auto Group, 989
VFW Road, Cheboygan,
MI
231-627-6700.
www.RiverAuto.net
2008 Chevy Silverado. Z-71,
4x4, seats 5, bedliner. 79 K.
Very nice. Sale Price
Cheboygan, MI 231-627-
6700. www.RiverAuto.net
2008 Ford Ranger Supercab.
Bedliner, air, fold down rear
seat. As low as $129 a
month. Drive Now Auto
Sales, 2215 US Highway 31
N, Petoskey. Phone 231-3473200. www.drivenow123.com
2010 Ford Ranger. Industrial
cap, bedliner, ladder racks,
tow pkg, leather, new tires.
2011 GMC Sierra 2500 HD.
4x4, bedliner, tow pkg, Vortec
engine, 4 door, seats 5. Sale
Price $19,999. Rivertown
Vans
2006 Pontiac Montana SV6.
7 passenger, 4 captain chairs.

2009 Dodge Grand Caravan
C/V cargo van. Dual sliding
doors, shelves, lock box, 81
K. Sale Price $9,495. $199
a month or less. Rivertown
2011 Dodge Grand Caravan.
Stow-n-Go, 4 captain chairs,
seats 7, steering wheel control. Only 63 K. As low as
2012 Dodge Grand Caravan.
7 passenger, Stow-N-Go
seating, air, cruise, 71 K.
Very, very nice. $249 a month
or less. Rivertown Auto

Wanted
cards before 1970. 231-3730842. Gaylord Area
Wanted to Buy: Mineral rights
which are under current production. For information, call
Rick at 989-858-3783
Wanted: OUTBOARD MOTORS, any size, running or
not. Also selling Outboard
Motors. Call 231-546-6000
Buying vintage military items
all wars; medals, photos,
uniforms, souvenirs. Need
cash? Call Rick 231-2821001.
Wanted: Old fashion fuel oil
space heater, gravity fed,
989-448-0262
Stark Realty has merged with

Coldwell Banker Schmidt Realtors
trailers
5 x 6 Enclosed Cargo Trailer.
Sale Price $1,695. Petoskey
RV USA, 2215 US Highway
31 N. Petoskey, MI 49770.
Phone 231-347-3200.
8 x 24 Enclosed Car Hauler.
Drive in ramp, side door.
Sale Price $6,995. Petoskey
RV USA, 2215 US Highway
31 N. Petoskey, MI 49770.
Phone 231-347-3200.
trucks
2000 Ford Ranger XLT. 4WD,
Thank you for another great year & voting us the

#1 gold buyer in Northern Michigan (NMBA)
Alpine Gold &

Silver Exchange
We buy unwanted, broken or scrap gold
and all collector coins.
We pay the public more than any other
dealer in Northern Michigan.
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thursday, april 10, 2014

CALL (989) 732-8160

2014 CHARLEVOIX COUNTY NEWS

Loggers Marcus Matelski is

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After going over all the necessary statistical information

(#32) MARCuS MAtELSki

possible way a player can

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2014 Skyline Walkabout

SALE PRICE $19,995

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April 10, 2014

CHARLEVOIX COUNTY NEWS 2014

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A four-year starter for the Loggers, averaged

(#3) ANDREW StEVENS, JuNioR.

The sharpshooting wingman, seemed to get

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(#54) MACEo VRoMAN, JuNioR.

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