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ELLSWORTHThe junior, recorded a monster openingday, pounding out six hits, including ahome run and 10 runs batted in for theLancer softball team.

Kari SteenwykEAST JORDAN

The senior right-hander helped lead theRed Devils to a 3-1 opening week of thebaseball season. Mellios picked up twowins, allowing three hits, striking out four,and walking three in eight innings of work.He also collected four hits at the plate.

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by Chris Fiel

Joburg 8-3, boyne Falls 3-6BOYNE FALLS – The Lady Loggers

earned a non-conference split with Jo-

hannasburg-Lewiston on April 13 as the

Logger offense came to life in the night-

cap.

Kristen Matelski finished with a dou-

ble and triple to lead the Loggers, while

Calsey Matelski singled twice, and

Kurstin Wilson doubled in the game two

victory.

Melody Ann Harmon picked up the

win for Boyne Falls as she struck out

two, walked none and allowed eight hits.

In the opener, the Cardinals jumped

out to an 8-0 cushion before the Loggers

were able et on the board late in the con-

test.

Emily Matelski took the loss, allowing

11 hits, fanning one and did not allow a

walk.

For Boyne Falls at the plate, Kristen

Matelski singled twice, Calsey Matelski

and Charlene Bearss each doubled and

Natalie Aikens singled.

“We played pretty good in game two,”

Logger coach Richard Matelski said.

“The girls really started to hit the ball

hard and it was contagious.”

Boyne Falls is 1-1 overall, their contest

against Gaylord St. Mary on April 11 was

called due to inclement weather.

riGht: boyne Falls sopho-more Calsey matelski slideshome safely in the gametwo against Joburg. theLoggers won the game 6-3.Photo CourteSy tonya timmerman

Loggers split with JoBurgBats come to life in late innings

softball

by Chris Fiel

Grayling 6-4, east Jordan 5-1EAST JORDAN — The Vikings

used a four run fifth in the opener

and held off a late Red Devil rally for

the 6-5 win, and then Grayling

scored four times in the fourth of

the nightcap to earn a sweep of East

Jordan in Lake Michigan Confer-

ence action on April 13.

In the opener, Lissa Vincent al-

lowed eight hits, struck out two and

walked a pair in taking the loss. Va-

lerie Peters pitched two innings of

relief, allowing one hit and a walk.

At the plate, Jordyn Bacchus

tripled and Emily Crick doubled,

while Peters and Lindsay Schroeder

singled.

“We did some really good things,

including fighting till the end of this

game,” East Jordan coach Meg Kit-

son said. “Grayling is a solid team.”

In game two, sophomore Tommie

Outman struck out a pair and

walked two, while giving up 13 hits

in taking the loss.

Outman, Kara LaVanway, Crick,

Bacchus, Lindsey Graham and

Aubrey Goodrich each singled for

East Jordan. Outman had the lone

RBI for the Red Devils.

“Grayling played well,” Kitson

said. “It seemed like our hard hits

found their gloves all day, and theirs

found the grass.”

The Red Devils stand at 0-4 overall,

0-2 conference.

Red Devils JV earn splitwith TC Central

east Jordan 15-5, tC Central 8-4EAST JORDAN – The Red Devils

JV earned a pair of season opening

victories over Traverse City Central

15-8 and 5-4 on April 12.

In game one, Tori Goodrich picked

up the victory, allowing two hits and

striking out three.

The offense was led by Sidney

Drew with a pair of singles, while

Lindsey Graham tripled and Lindsay

Schroeder and Savannah Walker

each added a single.

Game two saw Schroeder earn the

win, giving up three hits and fan-

ning four.

Graham tripled among her two

hits, while Goodrich singled twice

and Kayly Zimmer singled.

Lady Red Devils drop pairof conference games

by Chris Fiel

bellaire 31-5,ellsworth 22-10

ELLSWORTH — The Eagles

outlasted the Lancers 31-22 in

the opener for both squads and

the nightcap was called after the

top of the third with Ellsworth

leading 10-5 because of darkness

on April 12.

In the marathon opener, Kari

Steenwyk and Emily Veenstra

each had monster days at the

plate with four hits apiece, in-

cluding home runs. Steenwyk

finished with seven RBI and

Veenstra six.

Also for the Lancers, Ashley

Drenth doubled twice among

her three hits, Kendra Warner

had three hits, Dana Neumann

two hits, while Hannah Heard

and Jordyn Higbee both singled.

Drenth took the loss on the

mound for the Lancers.

“I was very pleased with how

well we hit the ball in our first

game of the season against a

very good pitcher for Bellaire,”

Ellsworth coach Al Gregory

said. “Ashley Drenth pitched a

good game and our defense will

improve as the season goes on.

The girls played hard and

showed a great team spirit.”

In the shortened nightcap,

Steenwyk picked up right where

she left off with a pair of singles

and three RBI, while Elizabeth

Sowers doubled, Higbee, Maddie

Steenwyk, Crissa Karavas,

Molly Vanderslik, Amanda

Veenstra and Katelyn Sowers

each singled.

Karavas was on the mound for

the Lancers.

“Every girl on the team had at

least one hit during the two

games!” Coach Gregory noted.

Teams combine for 53 runs as Lancers play marathon opener against Eagles

Lady Rayders drop two close games to conference foe Kalkaskaby Chris Fiel

kalkaska 3-4,Charlevoix 2-2

KALKASKA — The Rayders

dropped a pair of close Lake

Michigan Conference games to

Kalkaska on April 13, falling 3-2

and 4-2.

In game one, Rayder senior

Kristen Mielke took the loss,

giving up seven hits, walking

one and fanning nine.

Chelsie Hoffman and Katie

Hybl each had two hits to lead

the Rayders at the plate, with

one of Hybl’s a double. Each fin-

ished with an RBI.

Jen Archey, Paige Mont-

gomery and Nicole Peterson

chipped in with one hit each.

In game two, Hybl took the

loss, allowing two hits, walking

three and striking out nine.

Hoffman pounded out a pair

of doubles, and Hybl singled

and doubled for Charlevoix,

while Mielke doubled, with

each batting in a run. Archey

also singled for the Rayders.

Charlevoix is 0-2 overall, 0-2

conference.

elk rapids 15-6,boyne City 5-7

ELK RAPIDS – The Ramblers bat-

tled back in game two to come away

with a split in their Lake Michigan

Conference matchup on April 13.

In the nightcap, sophomore Rainy

McCune earned the victory, striking

out seven, walking two and allowing

nine hits in the 7-6 Boyne City win.

McCune was also a beast at the plate

with three hits, including a double and

triple. Seniors Ketrin Hocquard, Tess

Seelye and freshman Paige Hornbeck

each finished with two hits, with Hoc-

quard and Hornbeck doubling. Sopho-

more Jessica Selissen along with

freshmen Katelyn Banner and Jordan

Weiss all singled.

In game one, McCune took the loss,

fanning six, walking four and the Elks

pounded out 15 hits in their victory.

McCune paced the Ramblers at the

plate with three singles, while Hoc-

quard and Hornbeck singled and dou-

bled. Banner, Brooke Fouchia, Seelye

and Brittany VanAtta all finished with

one hit.

McCune pounds out six hits as Ramblers earn league split

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east Jordan 2-3,Grayling 1-8

EAST JORDAN – It may be

only the first week of the season,

but East Jordan senior Austen

Mellios is in mid season form as

he scattered three hits, struck out

four and walked three in game

one of a Lake Michigan Confer-

ence doubleheader against

Grayling on April 13.

Zach Shepard went deep to

pace the East Jordan offense,

while Skylar Gibson, Matt Bolser

and Jordan Harasewicz all sin-

gled.

“Classic pitchers dual, we

played excellent defense and

Austen (Mellios) kept the hitters

off balance by mixing his

pitches,” Red Devil coach Al Stal-

lard said. “Zach (Shepard) tied

the game with a home run in the

4th and also had a sacrifice bunt

in the seventh inning to move the

eventual winning run to third,

which would later score on a

passed ball.”

Game two had Harasewicz tak-

ing the loss, as he allowed eight

runs on three hits, fanned two

and walked three over three in-

nings. Only one Viking run was

earned.

Aaron Peck pitched the final

three innings in relief, allowing

two hits, striking our one and

walking one.

“We played good defensive

baseball for 12 of the 13 innings

Friday,” the coach said. “Unfortu-

nately in the second inning of

game two we committed 8 er-

rors,it was good to see us regroup

and settle back down after that,

the boys kept playing hard and

supported each other through

some adversity.”

Bolser pounded out three hits

including a double to lead the

Red Devils at the dish, while Gib-

son and Wyatt Werner added hits.

Bolser finished with two RBI in

the contest.

East Jordan stands at 3-1 over-

all, 1-1 conference.

east Jordan 10-6,Pellston 4-5

PELLSTON — East Jordan got

the 2012 baseball season off to a

good start with a sweep of Pell-

ston on April 11.

In the opener, Jordan Ha-

rasewicz doubled among his two

hits and knocked in five RBI to

pace the Red Devils in their 10-4

victory.

Aaron Peck had two hits and

four RBI for the Red Devils, while

Austen Mellios and Wyatt

Werner added two hits apiece.

Jake Graham, John Richards and

Zach Shepard all singled.

Shepard picked up the win on

the mound, striking out five,

walking two and allowed a pair of

runs over four innings of work.

Harasewica pitched an inning of

relief, striking out three and al-

lowing two hits.

Game two saw Mellios pick up

the win in relief of Matt Bolser.

Bolser fanned a pair and walked

three in two innings, with Mel-

lios coming on to throw two in-

nings of relief, shutting down the

Hornets offense.

Mellios, Harasewicz and Peck

each finished with two hits in the

contest, while Skyler Gibson,

Shepard and Wyatt Werner all

singled.

“It was good to see us come

back after falling behind early in

the game,” East Jordan coach Al

Stallard said. “We turned a dou-

ble play in the 4th to end the in-

ning, and then ended the game

when Aaron Peck made a great

play to throw a hitter out at first

on a slow roller down the third

base line, and first basemen Zach

Shepard throwing home to get

the potential tying run trying to

score from second.”

The Red Devils are 2-0.

East Jordan opens with 3-1 first weekMellios in mid-season form for Red Devils

VaRsItYby Chris Fiel

Charlevoix 8-3, kalkaska 6-4KALKASKA — Rayder senior

right-hander Coby Herriman al-

lowed four hits, six walks, but ulti-

mately sent 15 Blazers walking

back to the bench in the opener of a

Lake Michigan Conference double-

header on April 13.

Tag McCreadie and Morgan

Stewart each had two hits to pace

the Charlevoix offense, while

Tommy Zipp and Andrew Potter

each doubled and Herriman, Luke

Klinger and Nate Moon all singled.

Stewart and Zipp finished with a

pair of RBI’s.

In the nightcap, Potter took the

loss, allowing four hits and striking

out four in six and a third innings

of work. The Blazers scored the

tiebreaking run in the bottom of

the seventh to pick up the win.

Zipp led the offense with two hits,

including a double and an RBI,

while Stewart and Shane Suther-

land both had RBI singles. Mc-

Creadie also singled.

Charlevoix is 1-2 overall, 1-1 con-

ference.

JUNIoR VaRsItYCharlevoix 2-10, kalkaska 5-8

The Rayders and Blazers each

picked up a win, with Kalkaska

taking the opener 5-2, and

Charlevoix salvaging a victory in

game two 10-8 on April 13.

Logan Eckhardt picked up the

win in game two, with Justin

Pearl earning a save for

Charlevoix.

Eckehardt was 3-for-4 on the af-

ternoon, scoring two runs and

knocking in three RBI, while

Pearl added a pair of hits and two

RBI.

J.J. Bottomley fanned six Blaz-

ers in game one in taking the loss.

Sault 12-9, Charlevoix 4-4The Rayders lost a pair of non-

conference games to Sault Ste.

Marie on April 11.

Charlevoix sent three pitchers

to the mound, Adam Michaud,

KeNen Borths and Noah Certa.

Borths fanned seven batters dur-

ing his stint on the hill.

Andrew Michaud and Borths

each doubled with two RBI to lead

the Rayders.

“I think we played pretty well

considering we were facing a

good Class A team in the season

opener,” Rayder coach Brandon

Webb said.

Herriman fans 15 in opener as Rayders hold off Blazers

Young Rambler teamdrops pair to Elks

by Chris Fiel

elk rapids 6-7,boyne City 0-4

ELK RAPIDS — The young

Boyne City Rambler baseball

team fell in their season opener

against Lake Michigan Confer-

ence foe Elk Rapids 6-0 and 7-4

on April 13.

Elliott Hausler took the loss

for Boyne, allowing four hits,

fanning three and walking two

in game one.

Austin Gardner led the Ram-

blers with a pair of hits, while

Hausler singled.

In game two, Cody Elzinga

took the loss, giving up five hits,

walking four and fanning three.

Hausler pitched an inning, al-

lowing three hits and striking

out three.

Truman Reams and Keegan

LaBlance had singles for the

Ramblers.

Boyne stands at 0-2.

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CHARLEVOIX – The Rayders

season opener was pushed back

till Wednesday, April 11 as

Mother Nature wasn’t quite

ready for it to begin the day ear-

lier. Well, that 24 was worth the

wait as Charlevoix came away 7-1

winners.

The No. 1 singles match fea-

tured Charlevoix’s Kelsey Way

defeating Graylings Daniell

Dami, 7-5, 5-7, 7-5, in a grueling

three hour set.

“What a match this was, lasting

three hours, Charlevoix coach

Audra Randall said. “Both girls

had their moments of having the

upper hand in the match. I felt

Kelsey stayed very focused even

when her opponent had the upper

hand. She played mentally strong

and that’s what got her the win. I

applaud both girls in their effort

and hard work.”

In No. 2 singles Grayling’s

Myrrisa Kuhn-Gray defeated

Charlevoix’s Madi Carey, 3-6, 6-4,

7-5

“Madi played an incredible

match and was matched up

against an experienced singles

player,” Randall said. “I believe

Madi grew a lot from this match

and really serve received well

against her opponent who had a

very strong serve.”

In No. 3 singles Charlevoix’s

Lexi Barnes defeated Grayling’s

Katie Proffitt, 6-0, 6-1.

“This was a first match for Lexi

and she played solid fundamen-

tally and really played through a

few mental toughness moments

to show she will prove herself to

have solid play through the sea-

son.”

In No. 4 singles Charlevoix’s

Paige Poirier defeated Grayling’s

Katrina Foguth, 6-3, 7-5.

Charlevoix continued to roll

during doubles matches:

No. 1, Emily Roloff and Kelsea

Stevens defeated Carlie Sloan and

Brittany Turner, 6-2, 6-4

No. 2, Mallory Murray and Taylor

Markgraf defeated Gloria Neil-

son and Hailey Petty, 6-2, 6-2

No. 3, Shelby Isaac and Carley Sc-

holey defeated Justice Cochran

and Rachel Miller, 6-3, 6-3

No. 4, Ashley Louiselle and Erin

Stebe defeated Cassandra

Northrup and Lilie Carr, 6-0, 6-0

The Rayders stand at 1-0 overall

and 1-0 conference.

Rayder netters openseason successfully

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Ramblers outlast Blazersby Chris Fiel

boyne City 3, kalkaska 0KALKASKA – The weather

wasn’t what you would want for a

mid April soccer game, with rain

and snowflakes coming in side-

ways, the Ramblers were able to

outlast the Blazers and the ele-

ments in coming away with a 3-0

victory of April 16.

Monica Stokes took a pass from

Mallory Karaszewski with 23 min-

utes left in the first half to go up

1-0. Stokes would score her second

goal of the contest with 18 min-

utes left in the game on a break-

away.

The final scoring of the night

came from Ann Durbin taking a

cross from Stokes with 12 minutes

remaining.

“Erin Baker, Dani Matthew,

Cassidy Shankleton and Margret

Durbin all played well defen-

sively,” Boyne coach Nick Baic

said. “The limited the Blazers to

four shots on goal.”

Baic also credited midfielders

Erika Danforth and Stokes for

controlling the action for a major-

ity of the game, while Sophia

Buxade and Kylee Hoaglund had

some nice opportunities at the

goal but just missed.

Alli Cain earned the shutout in

goal with four saves.

Boyne City improved to 1-2

overall, 1-1 conference with the

victory.

tC Liberty 2, boyne City 0BOYNE CITY – The two teams

played back and forth for a major-

ity of the first half, with the Lib-

erty scoring with 12 minutes

remaining as Boyne had an own

goal off of a deflection.

The Liberty found the back of

the net again with eight minutes

remaining in the game.

Rambler coach Nick Baic cred-

ited defenders Erin Baker, Dani

Matthew, Cassidy Shankleton,

Margeret Durbin and Mallory

Karaszewski with performing

well as they were playing as a

unit for the first time and did a

superb job.

Midfielders Erika Danforth

and Monica Stokes controlled the

action for much of the game, and

Lexi Harding was in goal and had

seven saves for the Boyne.

JUNIoR VaRsItYRayders fall to Northmen,shutout MarquetteCharlevoix 6, marquette 0

CHARLEVOIX — The

Charlevoix JV soccer team re-

sponded after being blanked in

their opener with a shutout of

their own, 6-0 against Marquette

on April 13.

Kaitlyn Hinkley and Ellie Way

each scored three goals to lead the

Rayders.

Gloria Greene earned the

shutout victory in goal.

“The entire team came out

ready to play and did so very ag-

gressively,” Rayder coach Stevie

Murray said. “It was an amazing

effort made by every girl on the

field.”

Petoskey 8, Charlevoix 0CHARLEVOIX – The young

Rayders fell to the talented North-

men 8-0 in their season opener on

April 11.

Standouts for Charlevoix were

Shelby Robinson and Lily Match-

ett on defense, and Katie Kiteley

created multiple scoring chances

for the Rayders.

“There is a lot of potential in

our young team,” Rayder coach

Stevie Murray said.

soCCER RoUNdUP

Charlevoix Girls Win CadillacTrack & Field Invitational

the Charlevoix girls track team shown here in the relay, won the Gary rathbun track & Fieldinvitational at Cadillac high School on april 13. Charlevoix edged manistee, 96.5 – 93.

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Northern Michigan

Regional Hospital).

The fair, which pro-

vides 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 21, 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 fo-

cuses on newborns to

12-year-olds.

“The nice thing

about this event is

that there is some-

thing for everyone,

both children and par-

ents,” said Linda

Sheppard, Clinical

Nurse Manager of

Women and Children

Services at McLaren-

Northern Michigan.

Entertainment for

all ages will take place

throughout the day.

Some new features of-

fered this year in-

clude106 KHQ will

providing interactive

entertainment. Listen

for the “Q” and move

to the music. The

Child Abuse Council

will sponsor an “Ac-

tion Hero Fun Run”

outside (weather per-

mitting) – bring your

hero cape for this fun

activity. Many of the

booths will feature

hands-on learning ac-

tivities and educa-

tional materials, in

addition to a scav-

enger hunt for the

kids. There will also

be many prizes raffled

off throughout the

day.

For more informa-

tion about the Chil-

dren’s Health Fair,

call 800.248.6777.

About McLaren-

Northern Michigan

McLaren-Northern

Michigan, a sub-

sidiary of McLaren

Health Care, is a 202-

bed, regional referral

center located in

Petoskey, serving resi-

dents in 22 counties

across northern lower

Michigan and the

eastern part of the

Upper Peninsula. A

medical staff of

nearly 200 physicians

represents nearly all

medical and surgical

specialties, enabling

full-service care with

an emphasis on heart,

cancer, orthopaedics,

and neuroscience

services. Additional

information can be

found at northern-

health.org.

The Retired & Senior

Volunteer Program

(RSVP) of Charlevoix &

Emmet Counties (a pro-

gram of Friendship

Centers of Emmet

County) will again

sponsor the AARP

Driver Safety Program,

to be held on Thursday

and Friday, May 3 and 4

from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m.

in the library of the

Petoskey Friendship

Center, 1322 Anderson

Road. The program is

aimed at drivers 50

years and older. The

class covers normal

age-related changes in

hearing, vision and re-

action time, and traffic

situations most chal-

lenging for seniors. A

number of driving

strategies are discussed

to address these issues.

The goal is to reduce

the risk of crashes, in-

juries and violations

and make seniors safer

drivers over a longer

period of time. Many

auto insurance compa-

nies reduce premium

rates for drivers that

have completed the

class.

The program con-

sists of two four-hour

classroom sessions.

Participants are tested

on their retention of

knowledge during the

class, but no record is

kept of results. The

cost for the two ses-

sions is $12.00 for AARP

members, and $14.00 for

non-members. Class

size is limited, and pre-

registration is re-

quired. Call the

Petoskey Friendship

Center at (231) 347-3211

or (888) 347-0369, ext. 29

to register.

2012 Children’sHealth Fair

AARP Driver Safety Program offeredat Petoskey Friendship Center

by brian Whitaker

The Centers for Disease Con-

trol report that over 60% of

Americans don’t get the recom-

mended amount of exercise, with

25% being almost completely

sedentary. With inactivity comes

a range of health problems, in-

cluding heart disease, osteoporo-

sis, and obesity. Many

Americans would like to get more

exercise, but don’t because they

are intimidated by workout cen-

ters, don’t know where to start, or

find it to be inconvenient. That’s

where home exercise equipment

can be helpful. Just fifteen min-

utes of exercise five days a week

can make an enormous differ-

ence in health and well being,

and most people are more likely

to exercise if they can do it at

home.

There are many types of home

exercise equipment out there.

Going to your local sporting

goods store can result in an over-

whelming variety of choices.

With each kind of equipment,

there are advantages and disad-

vantages. This article covers ex-

ercise equipment in several price

ranges and gives you some ideas

of what you ought to buy.

General RulesWhen buying exercise equip-

ment, you should think about cer-

tain things. Among these are:

Is the machine portable? Will it

be easy to move and store?

Is it well made? Does it seem

rickety? Are sharp edges covered

or smoothed?

Is it adjustable? Can you make

it easier or harder?

Aerobic ExercisersWhen people think about buy-

ing a home gym, they immedi-

ately think of aerobic exercise

equipment. Stationary bicycles,

treadmills, elliptical trainers, and

stair steppers all fall into this cat-

egory. These machines are good

for burning fat and improving

cardiovascular health. Aerobic

exercise is essential to fitness, so

if you’re only going to buy one

piece of equipment, an aerobic

machine is what you should buy.

ExErcisE BikEs. Almost

every American is familiar with

these. An exercise bike is great

for overall cardiovascular fitness,

tones the legs and buttocks, and

aids in losing weight. Many of

these also have some kind of

built-in exercise for the arms.

Exercise bikes come in a range of

prices, from $80 to $500.

TrEadmills. A treadmill lets

you walk or run inside your

home, with many models offering

incline adjustments (simulating

hills) and built-in programs to

keep your interest. There are

great fitness machines, but prob-

ably aren’t for people with degen-

erative bone or joint disease, as

they offer a relatively high im-

pact level. Treadmills are also

fairly expensive, ranging from

$399 to $2499 and more.

EllipTical TrainErs.

These are not as common as

bikes or treadmills, but offer a

great workout without the impact

of treadmills. Ellipticals offer a

motion more like cross-country

skiing or hiking, which helps re-

duce wear and tear on the joints.

Many also include some kind of

arm exercise. They range in

price from $399 to $999.

sTair sTEppErs. Most peo-

ple are fairly familiar with these

machines, which offer an exer-

cise that is similar to climbing a

flight of stairs. Arm exercises

aren’t usually an option with

these. Some of these are very in-

expensive, with prices as little as

$80, but stick with those that cost

$150 and up.

Weight / Resistance

MachinesMany people are afraid of

weight equipment, and it’s true

that free weights can be danger-

ous. But weight training is an es-

sential part of fitness. Resistance

machines offer a range of weight

and resistance exercises that

build muscle and improve en-

durance. Many people consider

buying some kind of multi-gym

or fitness machine for the home,

and that’s a good idea for some-

one who has the space to spare

and the money to spend. Prices

range from $399 to $900 and up.

To find out more, go to your

local sporting goods store or stop

by a department store. They usu-

ally have a good range of exercise

equipment. With a little money

and a little effort, you may find

yourself traveling the road to a

fitter, firmer you very soon.

Copyright © Publishers-edge

Buying the RightExercise Equipment

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antiques & Collectibles

DUCK DECOYS by LenCarnegie. One pair of goldeneyes, $700. One pair of JohnZakman plastic canvas bags,Painted by Roy Peltier, $300.231-238-7837

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GENUINE William Moore 12gauge, double barrel shot-gun. London fine twist bar-rels, very nice condition &operable, $1,100 obo. Also,antique clocks, too numerousto mention. I got a new hobbyso I am selling out. Reason-able offers will be accepted.Call Ed, 231-526-2571

Wanted: Baseball, Football,Basketball and Hockeycards. Before 1972. 231-373-0842

VINTAGE CHINA BUFFET, 2Vintage 1938 vanity dresserswith mirrors. Valued at $400each. Will sacrifice all 3 for$450. 56 piece vintage silver-ware set, Make offer. VintageDiamond ring, very beautiful,$800. Other collectibles includ-ing old magazines, 1938 diningroom mirror, vintage goldpocket watch. 231-676-4010

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appliances

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FRIGIDAIRE 5.1 uprightfreezer. New in the box. $150obo. 989-350-6260

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auctions

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auto Parts

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Used tire sale. All 16 and 17inch tires reduced. MaxxGarage. 989-732-4789

For Sale: 8 Winterforce tires.225/60R16 98S, M+S. Cameoff a Buick Park Avenue.$75/piece or buy 7, get 8thfree. 989-939-8787

automobiles

2002 MAZDA MIATA MX-5SE 2 door Convertible. Pam-pered! Never driven in thesnow. 15,386 actual miles.Air, radio/CD player, rearspoiler, fiberglass sportster

boot cover, alloy wheels andmany more goodies. For moreinfo call [email protected]

1984 Mercedes 300 SETurbo. Diesel, good shape.Just $2,995. Petoskey AutoGroup, Nobody Sell For Less2215 N. US-31, Petoskey, MI2 3 1 - 3 4 7 - 6 0 8 0 .www.petoskeyautogroup.com

2005 Chevy Cobalt, 30 mpg.Automatic. $399 Down. DriveNow Auto Sales, 2215 USHighway 31 N Petoskey, MI49770. Phone 231-347-3200

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2007 Ford Focus Wagon. 2 tochoose from. 30+ mpg. $399Down. Drive Now Auto Sales,2215 US Highway 31 NPetoskey, MI 49770. Phone231-347-3200

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boats & marine

16 foot RIVIERA and 50HPJohnson and trailer. $1,850.231-585-7406, 989-350-7413

25 foot PONTOON, 60HPJohnson, new trailer, $5,200.231-585-7406, 989-350-7413

Boat Slip for Rent. 40’ at Dun-can Bay Boat Club. $1,500for season. 248-568-6140

USED OUTBOARD MO-TORS. 20 left. 231-585-7406,989-350-7413

business opportunities

FSN Center is looking for 3Outside Sales Reps. $500 -$1500 month, with Flex Parttime hrs. Training Provided.Interest in Health & Fitness aplus. Call Tex Pat for inter-view at 989-370-8898.

BUSINESS FOR SALE. Turnkey restaurant for quick sale.All equipment included.Seats 50+. Millersburg, MI.$55,000. For more info callJeff, 989-306-7775

Classic auto

1970 CHEVY IMPALA. 350,automatic. $600 obo. 989-732-3224

CASH FOR OLD CARS.Please don’t send to crusher.Michel’s Collision & Restora-tion 231-348-7066

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Computers & office

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Financial

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Firewood & Woodstove

Burt Moeke Firewood. Cut,Split, Delivered. 231-631-9600.

Free Standing Fireplace. $75obo. 989-350-6260

2 Year Maple. Split, Deliv-ered, Stacked. Gaylord. $65cord. 231-675-2220

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Fitness equipment

DP Weight bench. Arms andleg workout. Dumbbells,weights. Good condition.Make offer. 989-732-1914

Free items

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Furniture

2 SLEEPER SOFAS for sale.Best offer. Local Cell, 717-491-7670 or 989-916-5402

5 piece dinette set. Round,heavy duty table and chairs$200. Also a white ElectricMaytag Dryer $75. 231-916-2083

Mahogany Dining table andchairs, mahogany hutch andmore. Nice stuff! All reason-able offers. Gaylord. 248-444-0304

Garage & yard Sale

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Grayling’s BIG ANYTHINGSALE. American Legion Hall,106 S. James Street,Grayling. Saturday April 21st.9am until 3pm Plus silentAuction & Bake Sale

Guns

Concealed Carry One DayClasses: NRA Certified In-structor will come to yourhome, camp or organizationto provide State of Michiganapproved CPL Training.Portable range and hand-guns available for use at noadditional charge. Pleasecall Bud at 989-335-3195for information and schedul-ing.

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homes for Sale

NORTHLAND HOMES – Wesell Energy Star homes. Giveus a call for an appointment.989-370-6058

household

WARMORNING 65,000 BTULP gas stove. 3 feet long, 28high, 18 deep, with 6 triplewall pipe. Heat your house,cabin or garage. $125. 989-732-7123

GE ELECTRIC STOVE.White, 1 1/2 years old, digitalclock, black glass front. 231-525-6554, 231-833-0027.Wolverine.

Land & Property

ATTRACTIVE CORNER LOT,120x170 on paved county roadin resort subdivision ofMichaywe (www.michaywe.com)5 miles south of Gaylord. Con-venient 1 mile from entranceof subdivision. $1,000 plus1/2 closing costs (est. $300each). 989-939-8965

Lost & Found

LOST SOMETHING? Foundsomething? Lost and foundads run free in the CharlevoixCounty News. Call 989-732-8160

manufactured homes

NEW & REPOS: Double-Wides, 16’s, 14’s. Take any-thing on trade. Financingavailable. A complete line ofparts. www.michiganeast-sidesales.net. 866-570-1991.

For Rent or Sale on Contract.3 Bedroom Manufacturedhome. $500 down, $500month. Gaylord area MSHDAapproved 866-570-1991.

G R AY L I N G / G AY L O R DAREA. 14x70 Mobile Home.3 bedroom, 2 bath, garageon 2 1/2 wooded acres.$35,900. $5,000 down, $500per month. Call 989-344-6093 or 989-350-1996

medical & health

INVACARE PRONTO M-41Power chair. Like new. Used3 hours. 300 lb. capacity.$3,000 or best. 989-731-5230

Invacare Pronto M 51 withSure Step Power Chair fromthe Scooter Store. IncludesLeg Extension attachment.$250 obo. 989-350-6260

miscellaneous

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RENT a car or van as low as$19.95 a day. Petoskey AutoGroup, Nobody Sell For Less2215 N. US-31, Petoskey, MI2 3 1 - 3 4 7 - 6 0 8 0 .www.petoskeyautogroup.com

For Sale: 1998 KUBOTA L-35 TRACTOR with Backhoe.Good condition. $14,900obo. Call 989-732-8099. Askfor Kevin

DO LAUNDRY without deter-gent or hot water. Go towww.laundrypureinfo.com.Interested, call 989-619-7289

Sears Craftsman band saw.Seldom used. $149. 989-939-8787

Anger Monuments & Markers.Senior Discounts Available. [email protected]. Mancelona. Inhome appointments available.

DO YOU HAVE A BIBLEyou’re not using? Donate it topeople that need a Bible over-seas. Call 989-732-4708.

Homemade cribbage boards,chess boards and backgam-mon boards. Beautiful, mustsee. 231-627-9146

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motorcycles & atV

1981 HONDA CB750 K.Loaded, well maintained,20,000 miles. Road ready.$1,800 obo. 989-826-3557

MX 100 Trail Bike. Looks andruns great, $450. 989-731-1877

music

CELEBRATION DJ. Profes-sional DJ for any occasion.Specializing in weddings.Mike, 989-390-3337

Nearly NEW Buffet clarinetwith case and many extras.Excellent condition. $600.Call 989-731-2694

Kimball Player Piano. $400OBO. Gaylord. 248-444-0304

notes of encouragement

Positive Notes of Encourage-ment are free in the CharlevoixCounty News. Birthday, An-niversary, Wedding, Congratula-tions or just a Positive Note all arefree. E-Mail your Note of Encour-agement to [email protected]

Pets

EASTER BUNNIES for sale,$5 each. Multiple colors. Call989-858-3705

recreational Vehicles

2002 Dutchman 29 footTravel Trailer. Queen size is-land bed, sleeps 10, sofa,

dinette, air, microwave.$5,995. Petoskey RV, 2215 USHighway 31 N Petoskey, MI49770. Phone 231-347-3200

For sale: Beautiful 2010, 26foot, Sprinter Selectbunkhouse fiberglass camper;sleeps 7. $15,000 obo Call989-734-7893 after 5pm.

NEW 2012 Puma 19 footTravel Trailer. Sleeps 7, air,awning, microwave, loaded.Just $11,995. Petoskey RV,2215 US Highway 31 NPetoskey, MI 49770. Phone231-347-3200

For Sale. 2003 13-foot by 35-foot trailer plus lot in RanchoPark in Alanson. Deck, centralair, electric awning. Lot num-ber 56. Call 231-622-8187.

Services

DJ/KARAOKE SERVICEavailable for weddings, clubsor parties. References and in-formation at www.larryenter-tainment.com. 989-732-3933

ROSE’S ALTERATIONS &CREATIONS specializing increations of all kinds; per-sonal clothing repairs, all for-mal attire, all bridal attire &accessories. Furniture uphol-stering, draperies, costumes.Also offering knitting &sewing classes. Call now,231-818-5917. Cheboygan

FRED’S TV & APPLIANCESERVICE. 33 years experi-ence. In home service. 989-732-1403

Hardwood floors, refinishing

and installation. 30 years expe-rience, references. Cope’s Cus-tom Interiors 989-306-2279

RENOVATION WORKWANTED. 35 years experi-ence. 989-350-7204

Snow removal

8-10 Blizzard snowplow. FitsDodge 1996-2002. Like new,$2,800. 989-983-4590

8HP Gilson 2 stage Snow-blower. Briggs & Stratton en-gine. Electric start. $200.989-732-2976

WHEEL HORSE tractor withsnowblower, Runs excellent.$350 obo. 989-344-0113

Snowmobiles

FOR TRADE: Polaris Indy forsnowplow that will fit a 2000

Lincoln Navigator or sell for$1,000. 989-350-7204

FOR SALE: 3 Snowmobiles.Call for information. 231-585-7406, 989-350-7413

Storage

Heated or Cold storage avail-able for Winter, Spring, Sum-mer, Fall, 989-732-0724

SuV

2008 Cadillac SRX AWD.Beautiful one owner in Sun-set Blue. 22 MPG Hwy!! AllWheel Drive, Ultra view Sun-roof, Power Pedals, Leather,Heated Seats, Heated Steer-ing Wheel and so muchmore! $23,949. Dave KringChevrolet-Cadillac, 1861 US31 North, Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585

Question & Answers AboutSelling Real Estate

Make spring cleaning less of

a chore by following these

smarter—and mostly

greener—tips for this annual

rite of homeownership.

parT 1 of 4

BathroomsWhen it’s time to get down

and dirty, many people start

with the bathroom. Allen

Rathey, founder of The House-

keeping Channel, says remov-

ing mineral deposits, rust,

and such from toilets doesn’t

have to mean chemical war-

fare. Don rubber gloves and

use a pumice stone to erase

stubborn stains. If you want

more scouring power, Rathey

recommends mixing baking

soda with acidic vinegar. The

concoction is just as effective

as conventional cleaners, and

there are no toxic fumes to in-

hale. This approach works

equally well on tub and

shower stains.

Buy your supplies in bulk to

save. A 64-ounce bottle of

vinegar costs about $4; a 12-

pound bag of baking soda,

about $7. Both items can be

used throughout the house.

For just $1 you can mix equal

parts vinegar and water in a

32-ounce spray bottle to make

a terrific all-purpose surface

cleaner. That’s about $4

cheaper than buying a spray

cleaner at the store.

Spring cleaning is the per-

fect time to extract dirt from

porous grouted surfaces. For

tile floors use your usual

cleaner, but don’t mop. In-

stead, run a wet/dry vac,

which will suck contaminants

out of the grout. Mopping

drives the grime into the

grout rather than removing it.

According to Rathey, grout

can harbor stinky bacteria

that leave a bad odor in the

bathroom. This technique is

more time-consuming than

mopping, but it’s worthwhile

to do at least once a year.

Mike Stark

Homeowner’s Spring Cleaning Guide

Real Estate Corner

Featured Property

by Jim akans

“I can see for miles and miles

and miles” relates the lyric of a

classic rock song by the Who, and

it is an apt description of the ex-

traordinary panoramic views

offer from the hilltop setting of

this exceptional, custom designed

and built home near Boyne City.

From nearly every room in this

home, the outdoor vista’s stretch

for miles to the horizon, embrac-

ing lush, green northern terrain,

forests, and majestic views of

Lake Charlevoix.

The home has a two-level floor

plan, with approximately 3,400

total square feet of living space

divided between the main floor

and lower level walkout. The

amenities are all top notch; with

gorgeous hardwood flooring in

the main living, dining and

kitchen area, tongue and groove

wood wall and ceiling finishes

throughout most of the living

spaces, and solid wood 6-panel in-

terior doors.

The main living room features

a soaring cathedral ceiling and

huge window array framing the

outdoor views. Other amenities

include in-floor heating,

whirlpool bath, thermally effi-

cient wood sash windows, and

kitchen with stainless steel appli-

ances and a preparation island

with built-in cooktop.

And while this is certainly a

stunningly beautiful and meticu-

lously maintained home, the in-

credible outdoor setting beckons

from virtually every room. The

spectacular scenery surrounding

this home can also be enjoyed

from a pair of raised and open

decks off the main level, and

there is outdoor access to the

yard from the lower level. An-

other great feature of this home

is an attached three-car garage;

providing plenty of space for ve-

hicles as well as additional stor-

age.

This is a fabulous custom built

home on 2.26 acres of nicely land-

scaped property, plus miles upon

miles of extraordinary views. Lo-

cated at 1127 Crozier Crest near

Boyne City, this home is being of-

fered at $359,900.

For a more information or to

arrange a tour of this property,

call Christopher Christensen at

Lynda’s Real Estate Service in

Boyne City at 231-582-9555 or

email at Chris@lyndasrealestate-

service.com

Compliments of mike Stark,Stark realty, inc. (231) 536-7700

Hilltop setting offers extraordinarypanoramic woodland and lake views





SuV

2003 GMC Envoy 4x4. Ex-tended SLE, 4 door, 6 cyl. $599down. Petoskey Auto Group, No-body Sell For Less 2215 N. US-31, Petoskey, MI 231-347-6080.www.petoskeyautogroup.com

tools

Sears Craftsman band saw.Seldom used. $149. 989-939-8787

tractors

John Deere 1020 series.Equipped with seven footFarm King snow blower. Ex-cellent running condition.$7,000. 989-732-4465

trucks

2003 Ford F-150 XLT.

93,000 miles. $995 Down.Drive Now Auto Sales, 2215US Highway 31 N Petoskey,MI 49770. Phone 231-347-3200

2010 Chevy Silverado LTCrew Cab 4x4. Wow! Youneed to see the custom add-ons this Z-71! Fancy, loadedtruck w/ very low miles. 1owner, Spray in box liner,running boards hood scoop& more. $26,949. Dave KringChevrolet-Cadillac, 1861 US31 North, Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585

For Sale: 2007 GMCCanyon Crew Cab. 4 WheelDrive. 69,800 Miles. Wellmaintained. $ 16,500. Call989-732-8099

Vans

2000 Pontiac Montana Van.Very good condition, clean,just under 150,000 miles.$3,900 obo. Phone Raj atIHT Wellness Shop, 989-272-5524

1994 FORD ECONOLINEVAN, carpeted, runs andlooks good. $2,800 obo.231-525-8605

Wanted

ALUMINUM BOATS andtrailers, outboard motors,boat seats, fishing equip-ment, etc. 231-585-7406

Wanted: OUTBOARD MO-TORS, any size, running ornot. Call 231-546-6000

Wanted: Used Cooking Oil.

We will recycle those largecontainers of used cookingoil from your deep fryer.Maxx Garage. 989-732-4789

Wanted: Used motor oil.Transmission oil and hy-draulic oil. Maxx Garage.989-732-4789

SAVAGE and STEVENS RI-FLES. Possibly others. Alsoold fishing lures. 989-390-

1529

USED SAWMILL. Call withprice. 989-350-7204

Wanted: Baseball, Foot-ball, Basketball andHockey cards. Before1972. 231-373-0842

WANTED: SANDBLASTING& PAINTING Outboard motorsand aluminum boats. 231-585-7406, 989-732-7250

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