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Members of the Boyne Boyne City bands per City High School at Walt Disney World band wait in the LAKE BUENA thousands that lined the have performed at the re- Florida VISTA— The Boyne City streets of the Magic King- sort since its opening. The sunshine High School marching dom, waiting for the pa- program has expanded just prior to band members strutted rade, were surprised to since that time, and perfor- the start of their stuff down Main hear the announcement of mance opportunities are the Disney Street, U.S.A. at the Walt the band. Several guests open to bands, orchestras, Dreams Disney World Resort in had lined up for the parade choirs, drill teams, dance Come True Jan. 29. The band traveled up to an hour in advance. ensembles and other per- parade. The to take part in Disney The Boyne City High forming groups. band Magic Music Days and School Jazz Band became Groups come from performed perform for an interna- stars of their own Disney throughout the world to for an tional audience of park show when they took the perform, learn and com- interna- guests. stage at Cosmic Ray's pete at all four theme tional The group performed Starlight Cafe, located in- parks. audience of prior to the "Disney side of Magic Kingdom. For information visit guests at Dreams Come True" pa- High school and middle ww\vJ3isreytefoimingAits.OTrn the park. or call 1-800-603-0552. Blazers rade. The school marching bands Courtesy photo The Boyne City boys varsity basketba!! team out Community scored Kalkaska EJ to review iness 50-48 in a Lake enrichment Michigan Confer- ence victory at marina plans classes Boyne City on firm. The firm has com- Friday, Feb. 9. See BY B. J. HETLER pleted several marina accepting page 8. CONTRIBUTING WRITER projects in northern Michi- EAST JORDAN — The gan, Cannon said Friday. enrollments city plans to make major re- The estimated $1.3 mil- EAST JORDAN — East pairs and improvements to lion marina renovation Jordan Public Schools an- the public marina and com- would include 30 additional nounces their winter com- missioners will soon have a slips, up from the current 67 munity enrichment class first look at ideas. slips. One dock would be schedule for adults and chil- designed to accommodate a A draft of drawings and dren. To register for any 75-foot boat. The present preliminary plans will be classes, contact Debbie marina's longest dock fits a presented to commissioners Harm at the East Jordan 60-foot boat. Shoppers' at their Tuesday, Feb. 20 High School office, 231- docks wouldJbfeiRcreasedto meeting at City Hall. 536-2259, or PO Box 399, make room for approxi- Harbormaster and parks East Jordan, 49727. director, Tom Cannon, will mately 15 boats, up from conduct a presentation with four. Adult Classes information provided The seasonal waiting list Beginning Ballroom largely by Gourdie Fraser, a for docking showed 10 Dance for singles or Traverse City engineering See MARINA, page 2 couples. This class will place a greater emphasis on swing (east coast) but also The kindergarten Energy assistance teach the basic steps to the and first grade salsa, rumba, and waltz. classes celebrated program helps families This is a great opportunity the 1OOth day of CHARLEVOIX heating bills. to have a date night or just school at Boyne COUNTY — Families who "Often times the rural get out with your friends for City Elementary. are at risk for having their poor are overlooked on en- some fun, casual dance les- See page 14. power shut off this winter ergy use issues," says sons. All experience levels may be eligible to receive MPGA president David are welcome. Bring your government assistance to Long. "In fact, they are dancing shoes. Instructors: help to pay for winter en- more at riskbecaus e of their Jeannine Sladick and Dan ergy costs. The Michigan geographic isolation. The Gorno. To hold this class Propane Gas Association MPGA stands behind there must be a minimum of has made a concerted effort LIHEAP, ready to assist 10 people or five couples. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 to facilitate strategies to help these families and ensure Dates: Wednesdays, Hi: 14 Lo: 7 low-income propane fami- they don3t get left out in the March 14 - April 25 (skip- CONDITION: SNOW SHOWERS lies. One option is the Low cold." ping April 4) THURSDAY, FEB. 15 Income Home Energy As- The MPGA encourages Time: 8 to 9 p.m. Hi: 17 Lo: 18 sistance Protection, which is low-income families to ap- Fee: $35 per person or CONDITION: SNOW SHOWERS federal money given to each ply for the Federal Home Photo by Vic Ruggles $70 a couple state to assist families who Heating Tax Credit through Boyne Falls Homecoming King and Queen, Andy Reynolds and Glynne Location: Elementary FRIDAY, FEB. 16 may not be able to pay their Hi: 24 Lo: 17 See ENERGY, page 2 Sundan5 moments after being crowned on Friday night. School small gym CONDITION: SNOW SHOWERS/WIND Selling Books on SATURDAY, FEB. 17 Amazon.com — This class Hi: 27 Lo: 18 CONDITION: SNOW SHOWER offers an in-depth look at selling used textbooks, ref- SUNDAY, FEB. 18 PETOSKEY — Hospice rectors meeting. erence books or fiction Hi: 23 Lo: 15 of Little Traverse Bay has "The total cost estimate books on Amazon.com. CONDITION: FEW SNOW SHOWERS announced it has reached its for the project, including Learn how to create an ac- MONDAY, FEB. 19 capital campaign goal, rais- construction and equipment, count, how to list books, and Hi: 35 Lo: 27 ing $3.6 million toward con- is $3.8 million," said the selling process including CONDITION: CLOUDY struction of a seven-bed- HOLTB Executive Director fees and shipping through TUESDAY, FEB. 20 room hospice residence and Lisa Ashley. "We are still this Web site. The second Hi: 34 Lo: 26 community grief and loss awaiting one final, major class will follow-up with CONDITION: PARTLY CIOUDY center. gift that will put us over the your progress, answer any "As of Dec. 31, we have top and provide the funds questions and talk about WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21 managing your seller ac- Hi: 35 Lo: 23 raised $3.6 million, which necessary for construction CONDITION: MOSTLY CLOUDY will allow us to begin con- in addition to the equipment. count. struction of Hiiand Cottage It has been a long journey, Instructor: Stacey INSIDE this spring," said campaign but thanks to the generous Hamilton chair Roger Lintz.. support of our community Dates: Thursdays, Feb. 22 THIS ISSUE Year-end campaign con- and many friends, we are on and March 1 tributions from three area our way home." Time: 6 to 7 p.m. organizations helped put While HOLTB awaits that Fee: $15 Court Report 2 HOLTB at the top. Grants final gift, construction docu- Location: High School Happenings 6 from the Charlevoix County ments have been submitted BMT lab room 29 Obituaries 7 Community Foundation to the state of Michigan for An artist's conception of the Cottage, which will now be built after Opinion 4 ($5,000), the Petoskey-Har- final review and approval. the Hospice of Little Traverse announced their goal was reached. Introduction to Pilates Sports 8-9 bor Springs Area Commu- Construction will begin — This exercise proram is nity Foundation ($9,000) on Hiiand Cottage follow- 18,000-square-foot, two- and volunteers. children's play room, a designed for those who Copyright 2007 Up North Publications, Inc. and the Northern Michigan ing receipt of state approval. story building will house all The second floor will beauty shop, a library and an want to try Pilates but also All Rights Reserved Hospital Auxiliary Named for long-time hos- hospice operations on the have seven patient bed- office for nursing staff. challenge more experienced Find The Citizen-Journal online at: ($50,000) were presented at pice advocate and board first floor, including admin- rooms, a kitchen, a medita- Hiiand Cottage will be exercisers. Pilates works the www.citiz.enandjoumal.com the December board of di- member Hiiand Hall, the istration, counseling staff tion room, a family/ See HOSPICE, page 2 See CLASSES page 2 PAGE 2 WVWUCITIZENANDJ0URNAL.COM THE CITIZEN-JOURNAL • February 14, 2007 Classes

Continued from 1 ent of a pre-teen? Are you Fee: $30 Time: 3:15 to 4:15: p.m. body from the inside out to create balance, ease of concerned about "what is yet to come?" Join us Location: Elementary Media Center Fee: $30 motion, strength. Flexibility, and a strong physical in this free workshop for Location: Elementary School computer lab core (backs and abdominals). Wear loose, comfort- parents of 4th to 8th graders to better equip you Swim Lessons — Don't forget to call the com- able clothing, no shoes are worn. An exercise pad to survive the teen years. munity pool at 231-536-2250 to find out dates and Pin Hole Photography from a Paint Can — or sticky mat is recommended. If you have health Instructors: Gena Cross and Kevin King, licensed times for swim lessons. New sessions begin every Geared for middle school students, this course is issues or back problems, consult with your dottor professional counselors. four weeks. loaded with unusual ways to capture photographic before starting this exercise program. Dates: Wednesdays, Feb. 21, March 14, March images by using items from around your home. Stu^- Instructor: Gena Cross 28, April 11 Babysitter Training — This course is ideal for dents will make their own camera by using a paint Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays, Feb. 20 to March Time: 6:30 to 8 p.m. current and future babysitters ages 11-15. Training can and document the images taken as well as pro- 29. (skipping Feb. 27) Fee: Free to parents of 4th - 8th Graders includes professional leadership and care giving duce a small portfolio throughout the course. Stu- Time: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Location: High School Media Center skills; managing real-life problems including emer- dents are required to have an empty, clean pint or Fee: $50 gencies; safety skills to prevent emergencies; tips quart size paint can with a lid. Lacation: High School room 50 Children's Classes on finding babysitting jobs. Bring your lunch and a Instructor: Damn Podskalny If your child is enrolled in Kids Club and he/she toy or game that you might take to play with a child Dates: Wednesdays, March 7 through 28 reSort reDecorate — Tired of watching HGTV attends any of these classes, there will be an ad- at a babysitting job. Time: 3:15 to4:30 p.m. and seeing rooms coming together for someone justment in the billed time. Instructor: Tom Ritchie, American Red Cross Fee: $30 and $ 10 lab fee to be paid to instructor. else? Don't know how high to hang that new dining Date: Saturday, Feb. 17 Location: High School photo lab room 44 room light fixture? Don't know what size of fix- Beginning and Advanced Guitar—These classes Time: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. ture to buy? Want to update your home without are geared for 3rd through 5th graders. Fee: $30 (Includes, book, babysitting certificate, Beginning Ballet — Introduces students to ba- spending money? Want your house to sell faster and Beginning — An introductorv class teaches stu- tote bag and first aid kit) sic movements, spatial concepts and lyrical phrases. for top dollar? Spend an evening learning how to dents how to read music, basic guitar theory, music Location: East Jordan Middle School Cafeteria This class develops poise, strength, and endurance correct the 10 most common decorating mistakes, theory, reading music melodies, strumming tech- in a fun, creative environment. Recommended for designer tips and "rules of thumb," how to bring niques, and provide lots of fun. AH the Right Type — This is an interactive pro- children 6-11 years old. your rooms together using what you already own, Advanced Beginning — If you already play a mu- gram designed to teach 4th and 5th grade students Leotards, tights and ballet shoes are preferred, hints for selling your home in a soft market sical instrument and can strum a few chords this is keyboarding skills. The first goal is to practice cor- but loose comfortable clothes and bare feet will Instructor: Betty Spence the class for you. There are a limit of 10 students in rect posture and hand/finger positions. The next is work. Please, no jeans. Dates: Thursday, March 8 each class. to build speed and accuracy with the letter posi- Instructor: Cheryl Stackus Time: 7 to 9 p.m. Instructor: John Slough tions, number positions and punctuation. Dates: Tuesdays, Feb. 20 through March 27(skip- Fee: $15 Dates: Thursdays, Feb. 22 through March 29 Students will work at their own pace. A report is ping Feb. 27) Location: High School Kiva Room 23 (skipping March 1) ' given at the end of the course. Time: 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. Time: Beginning Class 3:15-4, Advanced Be- Instructor: Kathy Drenth Fee: $30 Parenting Without Panicking - Are you a par- ginning Class 4:15 - 5 p.m.. Dates: Wednesdays, Feb. 21, through March 28 Location: Elementary School small gym Marina Hospice Monday, Feb. 5 - Street; received non- Continued from 1 A total of $11,600 regulation that allows Continued from 1 adult grief support are unable to maintain Officers issued two ci- sufficient funds check boats in 2006. has been paid to grants to exceed a 50 located in Petoskey off groups and individual care for the patient at tations for snow re- turned in from Boyne Plans also include a Gourdie Fraser, thus percent matching of Balsam Avenue near counseling. home, for those without moval from S. Lake Co Op; issued two ci- new break wall, utili- far, for consultations, fund. the Northern Michigan These programs are a caregiver available or Street area; unlocked tations for no proof of ties updates, new gas drawings and a pre- "Under the regula- Hospital Lockwood- offered free to anyone in those whose symptoms vehicles on E. Pine insurance and one for tanks, and an im- liminary engineering tion, the amount of the MacDonald campus. It the community who has are such that they need Street, Glen's parking snow removal. proved walkway along study. The grant could very well provides a place of com- lost a loved one regard- 24 hour care to maintain lot, Contractors Drive Friday, Feb. 9 - Po- the rocky shoreline. harbormaster is apply- be more than 50 per- fort for patients and their less of their participa- their level of comfort. and N. Park Street. lice conducted a wel- Steel sheet piling will ing for another grant cent," Cannon said. families as they experi- tion in hospice services. HOLTB provides care Tuesday, Feb. 6 - fare check on Silver be constructed around to cover a feasibility The regulation takes ence the end-of-life Funding is provided to residents of Officers assisted a mo- Street; responded to a the pier's exterior to study. The focus is in- into account the transition together. by grants, memorials and Charlevoix, Emmet and torist on Brockway; property damage acci- control sand and wave frastructure and elec- smaller, rural commu- The facility will also other community gifts. Cheboygan counties. responded to a prop- dent on E. Water motion. Dredging is trical upgrades needed nities that do not nec- house all Safe Crossings Hospice care is avail- For information on erty damage accident Street; received a non- necessary, Cannon at the marina. essarily have the re- Community Support able to anyone, of any hospice care or the at Trent and First sufficient funds check said. "It will be a year's sources to finance ma- Services, which in- age who has a life-lim- project, visit the Hos- Streets; issued citation turned in from BC Updated features, worth of work," Can- jor marina projects. cludes community sup- iting illness. Those who pice of Little Traverse for no proof of insur- Pizza; arrested one for especially utilities, are non said. "The city Whether or not the port services such as would benefit from a Bay Web site at ance; assisted county no driver's license. important because the will phase in the work city receives a higher bereavement programs hospice facility are www.hospiceltb.org or on complaint. Saturday, Feb. 10 - newer boats need more to allow the harbor to level of funds, it is un- for children and teens, those whose caregivers call 231-487-4787. Wednesday, Feb. 7 - Officers assisted power than older stay open all season." likely local taxpayer Police arrested one on ; Boyne City Ambu- boats, he said. But before work be- money will be used driving while license lance Department on "With my experi- gins, the city must be for the marina, Can- Energy suspended; received a Water Street; issued a ence with harbors, I approved for a grant non said. All marina report of dog running citation for operating know that to be com- by the state. An appli- funds come from Continued from 1 sury. The Department of ing assistance for informa- at large on Vogel ORV on roadway; re- petitive we have to of- cation must be submit- boaters in the form of the Michigan Department Human Services is the des- tion. Street; unlocked a ve- ceived a report of ma- fer more modern fa- ted to the state by registration and other of Treasury by ignated agency responsible The MPGA Web site, hicle at licious destruction of cilities," Cannon said. April 1. If awarded, fees. calling 800-827- 4000 or for leading LfflEAP. www.UseMichigan Litzenburger's; con- property to a window Broadside docking the granf will assist in Aside from repairs by visiting Visit online at http:// Propane.com, also contains ducted a welfare check on Water Street; issued is anticipated along- the cost of engineering made in June 2006 be- wwwjnicbigan.gov/trea- www.michigan.gov/heat- these helpful suggestions. on Silver Street; con- a citation for disobey- side the city park, services and physical cause of ice damage to - Send for our ducted a property ing traffic signal; as- making for easy ac- labor for the project. the docks, the marina check on High Street. sisted motorist at Lake cess to downtown State grants for ma- has not received sig- Special free Thursday, Feb. 8 - and Vogel Streets. businesses, he said. rinas come from the nificant repairs or im- Report Officers issued a cita- Sunday, Feb. 11 - Broadside docking state's Waterways provements since the Seven important questions tion for disregarding Officers issued a cita- would likely accom- Commission, a part of early 1980s, Cannon stop sign; received a tion for defective modate another 75- the Department of said. you should ask before report of a disorderly equipment; received a foot boat. Natural Resources. Public hearings will you hire your real estate student at the high report of malicious de- Fishing spots will Cannon is hopeful be scheduled to pro- professional. school; conducted a struction of property remain in the same as the state will approve vide an opportunity property check on E. Go to: to a vehicle; issued currently. The city re- the city's grant request for commissioners to Main Street; unlock a two citations for speed ceived a state grant for to help with the esti- hear residents' com- markandjocly.com vehicle on E. Water and no proof of insur- $5,800 for engineering mated $1.3 million ments and questions Street and S. Lake ance. services. cost. He cited a new about the marina.

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Reporting THE TOWN vocabulary These listings ate subject to change, so we Shanty Creek Resort - Bellaire Thursday - Nelson Olstrom from 8 to I tj>.mv advise you check with the local establishment Ivan's Snowflake Lounge- - * before visiting to ensure that the person you Summit Village Feb. 15 & 16—Footloose Band, 9-12 reads like want to hear is playing. Sunday—Chris Ventzke, 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Feb. 17—Andy Six, 4-7, & Mly Roll Bines If you have a listing you would like to sub- Band, 9-12 mit, please e-mail us at Short's Brewing Company - Bellaire Piersoiis - alphabet soup [email protected]. The listings Feb. 17—Hursh, 9 p.m. Feb. 16—Damien Allen, 8-11 will run on the lifestyles page on the second Sunday -Acoustic Jam at 6 p.m. Feb. 17—Chris Koury, 8-11 NICAR, Newspaper Next, SND, HTML and week of the every month and must be received Feb. 18—The Trio, 8-11 infographics. by 5 p.m. Friday prior to publication. Vasquez Hacienda - Elk Rapids To those who think these are the newest kind of Tuesday - Open Mic at 7 p.m. EricJkson's Dining Room - Bob Bryan on alphabet soup, you had better go back to the grocery ANTRIM COUNTY Saturday - Karaoke at 8 p.m. piano performs from 6 to 9:30 p.m.until March store and ask for your money back. The letters above Antrim Dells Golf Club - Ellsworth 17. He performs Friday and Saturday. represent a new wave in journalism and one 1 am Thur-Sat—Doug Thomas. 7-10 p.m. CHARLEVOIX COUNTY happy to be a part of. Boyne City Sportsman Bar - Boyne City Boyne River Inn - Boyne City NICAR stands for the National Institute of Com- Gold Nugget Bar and Grill - Ellsworth Jan. 19 and 20 - Breakaway at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday - Kelson Olstrom from 8 p.m. to puter-Assisted Reporting. This is a compilation of Call for entertainment at 231 -588-6023 midnight reporters, both from papers large and small, who use Boyne Highlands Resort - Boyne Falls Saturday - Karaoke with Nikki Lee from. 9:30 the Internet as well as The Pelican Room — Central Lake The Slopeside until 2 a.m. federal databases to Feb. 14 - Valentine's Day dinner buffet with Feb. 14—Footloose band, 8:30-12 ferret out information LOOK AND SEE entertainment by guitarist Robert Jones. The Feb. 15—Pete Kehpe, 8:30-11:30 The New Tannery - Boyne City for local topics. buffet is $17 for adults and $8 for children be- Feb. 16—Jelly Roll Blues Band, 9-1 Wednesday - Karaoke with open mike at 9:30 If they are doing a tween 6 and 12. It will be held from 5 to 8:30 Feb. !7—Craig Cottrill Band, 9-1 p.m. story on guns for p.m. Feb. 18-—Nelson Olstrom, 8-11 Thursday - Josh Hall from 9 p.m. until i am, instance, they would tap March 3 — ludy Harrison and The High Im- Feb. 20—Karaoke, 7:30-11 Friday and Saturday ~ DJ Kevin from 10 pm, in a firearms database pact Conceit. Tickets are $20 per person and Feb. 21—Footloose Band, 8:30-12 to 2 a.m, ' , and see who ought a include a complimentary appetizer bar. The event is from 830 p.rn to 1 a.m. Boyne Mountain Resort - Boyne Falls KALKASKA COUNTY weapon, what kind and By Everett's at Mountain Grand Lodge - Bratit Kiootee*s - Kalkaska whether or not it was Larry Press Box - Mancelona Satala and Jeff Bihlman on Jan. 19 from 7 to 11. Call for schedule at 231-258-1276. properly registered. The See Jr. information can even go Friday - Karaoke with Larry p.m. down as far as census tracts and those locations. NICAR, based in Missouri, exists to provide you the database stuff, in clean format and also helps you Innov, dissect the information once it lands on your desktop. r set in Alba National They are the sponsors of annual conferences where ALBA - In the market for "geek-nauts" come together to share tips, exhibit some good, usable their stories and take home new stories for the future. children's items for new- lecturer I am a NICAR-ite. When I worked in the non-profit borns up to 12 years of age? field I got out of the organization, in part because the The Alba School may information they were offering was not really of any have just the ticket, as they to speak use to me. Now I'm back in it — in more ways then hpst a MOM2Mom sale. MANCELONA — A one. I already have some ideas for the future, but I The popular sale, which has nationally respected won't tip my hat just yet. spawned several Web sites speaker and organizer de- Newspaper Next isn't really a "'alphabet soup" and a blog of locations in voted to supporting young mixture, but I added it to the list in part because 1 downstate locations, has people will appear in caught on locally in the know the person who is traveling around the country Courtesy photos Mancelona on Feb. 21 to discussing the topic. Gaylord, Concord Academy Mike address adults and others. His name is Stephen T. Gray and prior to working Boyne and Petoskey O'Neal, The session will be held in at the Christian Science Monitor he was the editor schools, but is believed to Randy the high school gym at and publisher of a small, family-owned daily news- the first one in Antrim Hoogerhyde 6:30 p.m. paper in my hometown, Monroe. County. and Alisha Jim Tuman's efforts The report, which I have downloaded and have Alba School art teacher Corbin stem from his belief that tucked safely away for future reading, is on how to Leda Daykin is spearhead- display their all young people need restore growth in the newspaper industry. Sessions ing the project, along with creation for positive relationships with are being held throughout the United States to several of her eighth grade the upcom- their parents, friends, discuss the report's recommendations, which were students who are refurbish ing school and community in developed in the fall of 2006 following a year of ing school desks u> he used f\/fom2Mom order to avoid behaviors study and research. as part of a silent auction sale. that can result in poor I think it is an exciting report and several of the during the event. school performance and concepts might be best used in the larger daily 'These are hugely popular other difficulties. papers, but there is enough fodder in the report to downslale and in Canada." People across the nation even entice the little weeklies to participate in the Daykin said. "They were have credited Tuman with action. originally created by two helping them support And I am pleased in that I know the person doing moms and it has become youth with positive, com- the legwork. Maybe I can get an autographed copy? so popular now in I he munity driven initiatives. SND: This is heaven for a newspaper design artist. schools thai the people al- The Antrim County most demand it." People often talk of the experiences they have at Child Abuse and Neglect foreign countries, basking in the sun and drinking The concept is simple: Daykin said Big ticket ling out about the silent auc- shops, so in turn of benefit- Council, Communities in juices with little umbrellas. The general public can rent ilems could mdndc Mich tion, donations are already ing the original seller, the Schools and the Well, this is the same, but only for journalism an 8-fool table ioi S10 and things ;is cribs ••uid other starling to pour in for the items continue giving by be- Mancelona Education types. The Society for News Design has some new on that table sell an\ cloth items which mighi imi lit on e\ent. Daykin said. ing resold to benefit the Foundation will support and exciting layout designs and tips, as well as a Web ing. games, or other items, the small table rental space. "We have had some great charity. the ongoing work that site complete of what all the daily newspapers look with the only stipulation thai "We are Irvine to keep these donations from Home De- "We are still taking dona- Tuman will complete with they be kid oriented :md noi like on that day. One could spend hours here reading !\|V<>| Slim- -Mil. I lk',!.i>' pot .Hid Ki >•*• Carpet and we tions for silent auction items interested students and "garage sale" buys. the pages to see how they treated a particular story, where the people won"! l-v are going to be approaching and if anyone has some old adults. or reviewing the layout styles they employ. The event is planned (ripping over them some t>ther local busi- school chairs we can take In addition to the Feb. I know — I literally spent hours this past Saturday March 10 from 10 a.m. to 3 Participants can keep the nesses.'" she said. "Some of them as well for the K-12 21 session, Tuman will morning researching the site, checking out the p.m. at the school, with ad proceeds they make fiom ihe kids are even working on students to recycle," Daykin hold sessions with high different pages and seeing how those in other coun- mission being set at 50 cents their table ^ales. while the the old school desks to be said. school students, staff, and tries handle our news. It was an eye-opening experi- per person and free for chil- school will use their shaie used foi the auction." Daykin is being assisted the Mancelona Rotary ence and gave me some definite ideas for the future. dren 12 and under. Strollers for art progiam materials Refreshments will be pro- in the endeavor by Way To Club. During these he will In case you haven't noticed I like to be adventur- are not allowed at the event The district has not had an vided on-site. again by stu- Grow school coordinator advise groups of adults and there will be babysitting ous and on the tip of changing trends. It's a good art program m the past. dents, with the different Kelly Hoogerhyde. and students who wish to for moms who want to shop thing, believe me. Daykin said, adding some of grade levels volunteering to Information on the event create a supportive envi- without their kids underfoot Those with a Web-based background know what the funds will be used for staff the kitchen. can be obtained by calling ronment. for a small fee. HTML stands for. For those who don't, it means materials for a large mural, At other events, whatever Daykin at 231-331-4955 For information, call the Hypertext markup language and — in English — is "We are planning on hav- among other supplies. is no! sold after the event has and leaving a message or high school at 231-587- what those who design Web sites use. ing a big ticket item room." Although word is jiisi gel- been donated to local resale calling the school. 8551. I know that if you type a character wrong or place the comma in a wrong place, you are out of luck and can spend countless hours trying to figure out your mistake. You can't spell check HTML as easily as nts in legal deal you can a column or a story and it sometimes causes one to run around pulling every last bit of hair on LANSING - Junior high to 12:30 p.m. each day. the meet with judges, lawyers, for students to show what gan Supreme Court Histori- their head out. and high school students can 7th 9th grade program is \ei and oilier legal profession- they have learned. High cal Society Learning Center Finally, we get to infographics. explore legal careers this for July 16-20 from °- a m. als." Drenovsky said. "In school students will prepare Fund. Infographics are just that — informational graph- summer in week-long pro- to noon each day. Both pro- addition, high school stu- and participate in a "moot For an application form, ics. They are short news bites which can entice one grams at the Michigan Hall grams take place at the dents will practice skills court," similar to arguments or more information, con- to read more about the story or move on to something of Justice Learning Center. Michigan Hall of Justice, they would need in the law. before the Michigan Su- tact Drenovsky at 517-373- more interesting. Two programs, entitled which is located at 925 Wesi while the junior high group preme Court. 5027 or e-mail her at They are nice for the reader, but I am willing to ''Exploring Careers in the Ottawa Street. Lansing. will observe actual court Registration is limited to drenovskyr @ courts.mi.gov. venture a guess that they're not nice for the writer. In Law," will be offered, one Raehael Drenovsky. proceedings. Our goal is to 20 students per session; For information about addition to processing the story, they will also have for students entering grades Learning Centei Coordina give the students a real-life places in the programs are programs and educational to process the little bullet points, taking more time 10 through 12 and another toi. said the piogiams me \ ie\\ ol legal careers." available on a first-come, materials, visit online at away from writing other stories. for students entering grades designed loi students who The junior high program first-served basis. The reg- h t t p : / / I think it's time to cover my can of alphabet soup 7 through 9. The K)ih-I2ih are inieresied in km related includes tours and other ac- istration deadline is May 14. www. courts. michigan. go v/ for another time. In the interim, I will try to find grade program is scheduled careers. iiMiies: the last day of the Tuition is a $75 tax deduct- plc/resources.htm. c some more cans so I can continue to share some for June 25-2 ) from 9 a.m. "The participants will program will include time ible donation to the Michi- interesting aspects of my occupation. Page WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2007 4

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"SHE CALLED me." "I POSED as her fake boy- — Laurel Prough, friend, and since that night we've Kalkaska been together." — Tad Jovanovic, Kalkaska

The 80th birthday party for "While in the audience at the for TV, darn! club or Joan Zucchiatti at 231- Betty Kelts was a huge success MGM Hollywood Theater to Hope all is well with every- 582-9368. on Feb. 3, with about 400 in see comedian/actor Drew one. Think of me next time you *** attendance at Eagles Hall. The Carey and his Improv All Stars watch "Whose Line is it The Charlevoix County Cousins provided the music. I was picked to join them on Anyway." Genealogical Society was held, All of her grand- stage! For those of *** with good attendance,at the children were you who might not Judy Pellerito of Boyne City Boyne District Library Satur- present; Keoki, Lori be familiar with the celebrated her 55th birthday. If day. All were welcome. It was and Gabriel TV show, "Whose you haven't seen her at a good way to put these cold Kuheana from Line is it Anyway," McDonald's lately it is because wintefdays to good use and to Hawaii; Kim members of the she is home on a medical leave. begin or further pursue an Kuheana from audience are chosen If you do see Judy, don't interesting hobby. "ON A blind date." "WE WERE introduced by Idaho; Aulani to join the comedi- remind her that she is another — Judy Parliament, our landlady. We both lived in dif- (Kuheana) Rhea ans for different year older. Morrie and Sue Hobbs and Bellaire ferent apartments at the time, By from California; Nancy Northup skits. The one I was MorrieBs sister, Joan Burnett, though." Jim and Wendy in is where, based on On Wednesday, Feb. 14, recently returned from Califor- — Lynne Shower, MacNaughton from a suggestion from singer Gail Williams will nia following a visit with Scott Bellaire Alaska; Kialani and John the audience, two comedians perform for the East Jordan and Chris Hobbs in Fullerton Naauao of Hawaii; Kalei and perform verbally but do not Senior Center's Valentines and Ron and Helen Hobbs in Paki Nahino, Kuuipo KJpapa, move. The audience member- party. Gail will begin at 11 a.m., Huntington Beach: Scott is Kapua and Stephanie Kipapa, picked to come on stage has to and lunch will be served at recovering following a hospital Carolyn Johnson, Morgan and actually move the comedian to noon. There is a suggested stay over the holidays. Jacob Kelts, Ashlee and match what they say. I was donation of $2 for a senior's Alexandria Kelts, all of Boyne paired with Drew Carey and meal (over the age of 60), and a Amidst beautiful Valentine's City; Heather and Shannon the suggestion for the skit was charge of $4 for those under 60. Day decorations created by the Gee of East Jordan; as well as a day at a tomato festival. The center is located at 116 talented Darlene Totton in the great-grandchildren, nephews Another audience member was Main St. Call Leigh at 231-536- community room at Deer and nieces, plus her children. also chosen and he was paired 7831 for further information. Meadows on Thursday night, all The next day all went to the with one of the female comedi- enjoyed dinner guests, Ray and Methodist Church, where Chris ans. A daughter, Ava Marie Judy Detcher. It was a "good- Dominic sang, and then to the It was so much fun. I Snyder, was born to Kevin and bye and thank you" farewell Eagles for a wonderful dinner laughed until I cried. What an Peggy Snyder of Boyne City at potluck with a variety of hot catered by the club. About 60 experience! On stage in front the Charlevoix Area Hospital on dishes, ham and deserts; Ruth attended, and music was of all those people with Jan. 17. Little Ava Marie Sheets presented Ray, now provided by A+ Digital DJs. professional comedians. Since weighed in at 8 pounds and 1 retired, with a beautiful card Feb. 6, her real birthday, it all happened so fast, I ounce and measured 21 inches signed by all and a money gift "I MET her on Easter Sunday. "FROM THE waist down... started at Grandvue with cake didnB't have time to get in length at her birth. from the residents. There were It was up here by the old school- Sam's a mechanic, and he was and ice cream, then to the nervous. The poor guy that was Maternal grandparents are lots of fun comments, laughs house. This was my second one." under a car. It was actually Lumberjack for dinner with up there with me was like a Harold and Sandy Johnecheck and small talk going around — Floyd Liskum, Valentine's Day when I stopped about 25 family members. Also deer in the headlights. The and Donald Snyder and Joanne throughout sharing an enjoyable Bellaire into the place where he was work- celebrated was her grand- comedian that he was paired Snyder and great grandmother time. ing. My father introduced us." daughter Aulani3s birthday. with had to prompt him to is Eleanor Detcher and the late *** — Jo Holies, *** make her move. Needless to Richard Detcher, all of Boyne Items of interest for the Torch Lake Lisa Luebke of Boyne City say, I did not require any City. Neighbors Column may be had a very unique experience prompting from Drew Carey. *** called into Nancy's home while in Las Vegas last week Maybe I should go into show The Eagles will be holding phone, 231 -582-9174, or e- for public housing training and businessvwhat do you think? their annual Texas Hold'em mailed to would like to share it with all of Unfortunately, the show was tournament on March 2 and 3. neighbors©gtlakes.com before us. "on tour" and not being filmed For further information call the the noon deadline on Friday.

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AT 7:00 & 9:15 Carter, Robert Crick, Erik DeHaan, Courtney Fender, Kortenay Force, Zachary Frey, MUSIC & LYRICS - PG-13 (96) the Air Force. Starring - Drew Barrymore, Alexandria Goodburn, Sarah Higdon, Stephanie Holm, Cheryl Hoppe, Alissa Huckle, Hugh Grant Bedford earned distinc- FRI. AT 7:00 & 9:00; SAT. & SUN. AT Trista Karlskin, Michael Leposky, Renae Miller, Tiffany Miller, Samantha Morris, 2:00, 4:00, 7:00 & 9:00; MON., TUES., WED AT 7:00; THURS. AT 7:00 & 9:00 Snydal Morris, Kara Moses, Rachel Mumich, Shealene Oliver, Dillion Olstrom, tion as an honor graduate. Josh Peck, Natasha Peters, Wesley Petrie, Michael Price, Wesley Ricker, Hunter She is the daughter of ways count on her io FEB. 16 - FEB. 22 Sarasin, David Sargent, Justin Smith, Tricia Swanson, Matt Testa, Elissa Weerstra, have- her work com- Sherry Bedford of Boyne City, and granddaughter Tess Weerstra, Matthew Wixson pleted on time." Mrs. of Valerie Sterzik of $W$£№BE TODAY* Russell Petoskey. 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He have accumulated at Brooke Payton of East East Jordan, Janelle A. and always pushes her- staff. Every job is done works hard to achieve least a 3.5 GPA in no Jordan. Doebel, a junior, major- self to excel.Winter is well and complete. She his goals. Jesse is po- Internet Access fewer than 12 credit ing in mathematics; and especially good at is helpful to all, moti- lite, friendly, and genu- Unlimited Hours, No Contracts! hours of coursework at MTU names Mark C. McKenney, a reading and writing. vated, and a real team inely nice. He has a the 100 level or higher dean's list senior, majoring in com- She loves to read the player. She demon- great work ethic and his during the given semes- HOUGHTON — puter network and sys- funny parts of her book strates an awesome consistent behavior ter, while part time stu- More than 1,300 stu- tem administration. Both to others and uses great work ethic and it is ap- convinces me that he dents must have accu- dents were placed on the earned 4.0 averages. expression. She enjoys cares about his academ- • FREE 24,7 Technical Support All the features of our Unlimited preciated!" Mrs. Zell Diaiup Account PLUS; sharing her writings in ics. Jesses exemplifies "Amber Johnson is an 910 e-mail addresses with Webmail! the author3s chair. FST student of mine. what a 'Student of the • SPAM Filtering - Reduce unwanted e-mails Winter is also an excel- Raven Hill Discovery Center She is an excellent math Week' should be. Con- »FREE Easy Setup Software 'FREE Popup & Ad Siockef! lent skier, placing for student who always pro- gratulations, Jesse - I • Custom Start Page - news, weather, & more medal in races with duces great work. She is enjoy having you in - just *2 more— skiers her age. We are offers history of fibers workshops one of the top perform- class." Elizabeth Sign up online: www.LocalNet.com proud of Winter, and Hemming, Science EAST JORDAN — will help participants and interested adults, as ing students on all tests Cail Today & Save! 582-9501 The winter sessions of build a wealth of connec- well as teachers of any are pleased to have her and quizzes and I can al- Teacher. Raven Hill Discovery tions between the sci- grade level. Everyone as our Student of the iiiJiifii^^ Center's A A A: Art ence, history and art of will create their own fi- Week." Mrs. Brown Across the Ages series fiber. From neolithic rope ber works of art in the explores the history of fi- making and mat weaving various traditions. WWW. ber, as participants make to paper making to weav- In collaboration with and decorate fiber objects ing on and off loom to Central Michigan citizenandjournal from various time peri- basketry to modern syn- University's Off Campus ods. The Fiber JJ sessions thetic fibers and from Programs, the center is Sunnybank is an start at 4 p.m. on Friday, staining and natural dyes able to offer three hours attractive alternative Feb. 16, and ranFrida y to indigo dyeing to of graduate or under- through Sunday for two Shibori to batik and graduate credit for each to a nursing home for weekends. The work- French Serti painting de- of the two fiber work- senior adults who need shops will explore the signs on fibers, these two shops. Those taking a The Harborage history of making and fiber workshops will workshop for college Marina will be SUNNYBANK assistance with tasks decorating fibers from the present new links to fiber credit pay tuition directly operating Bubblers such as meal preparation, neolithic age through an- art for everyone involved. to CMU. Those auditing Assisted Living cient, medieval, Renais- The series of work- the workshops pay a per within the Marina area. housekeeping, dressing, sance, pioneer and mod- shops invites anyone in- day tuition of $50 to Community bathing or medication ern times. Participants terested in fibers to reg- Raven Hill. Each work- USE EXTREME will explore the various ister for either of the shop is limited to ten par- reminders. time periods by creating workshops to be held at ticipants. CAUTION representative handson Raven Hill Discovery Call Raven Hill Dis- WHEN TRANSITING 24 Hr. Staffing and Security fiber projects, as well as Center this January and covery Center at 231-536- connecting the science to February. Participants 3369 for information or to THE ICE IN THE the art and history of the can be high school stu- register for an hour, a day VICINITY OF THE times. The workshops dents, college students or the entire workshop. MARINA. PAGE 6 WWW.CITIZENANDJOURNALCOM THE CITIZEN-JOURNAL • February 14, 2007 Queens of the court Barn owl to visit Alzheimer's caregiver dents. Free dinner at A live barn owl with a support group meeting on Veterans can be from Boyne church heart-shaped face will be Tuesday, Feb. 20, from World War II, Korea, The Boyne City United on display at SEE- 10:30 a.m. to noon, at the Vietnam, Persian Gulf, Methodist Church will North's Exploration Boyne Area Senior Cen- the current war in Iraq/ hold a freedinne r on the Center, 220 Park Av- ter, 411 East Division Afghanistan, or the Cold 2nd and 4th Wednesday enue, in downtown Street in Boyne City. War. Names, phone of each month at 5;30 Petoskey on Valentine's Lunch will be available at numbers and street ad- p.m., followed by activi- Day, Feb. 14, from 3-6 noon. There will also be dresses/e-mail addresses ties for children. Every- p.m. The owl, named another Alzheimer's of interested veterans one is welcome. Come Belfry, was hatched in caregiver support group may be sent to him at with friends, come with upstate New York as part meeting on Feb. 20, from [email protected], or call family, bring your neigh- of a reintroduction pro- 1:30 to 3 p.m.,.at the 231-995-1327. bors and please bring gram. At just seven days Charlevoix County Com- Students in Press your children. The church old he was flown to mission on Aging Office, classes have interviewed is located at 324 South Petoskey to learn to be 207 Antrim Street in more than 60 veterans so Park Street in Boyne City. an education ambassa- Charlevoix. For informa- far. dor with SEE-North's tion, call 231-237-0103. The interviews be- Recovery group environmental education come part of the sets meeting programs. Belfry, now 9 Lenten services Library's collection of Troubled by panic at- years old, is a very ani- announced stories and memories tacks, temper, fears, mated, comical and in- The imposition of gathered from veterans helpless or hopeless feel- telligent bird, and has ashes will begin Lenten nationwide. For more in- ings? Try Recovery, Inc. become a. favorite worship at Episcopal formation on the project We meet to help our- among audiences. Church of the Nativity or to read and hear selves and each other on Wednesday, Feb. 21. samples, go to Tuesdays, at 7 p.m., at Business after All are welcome to at- www.loc.gov/vets. Christ Lutheran Church, hours set tend any services at Na- 1250 Boyne Avenue, Boyne Area Chamber tivity. For information, Blood drive Boyne City, and Thurs- Photo by Vic Ruggles Boyne Falls Homecoming Court (l-r) Stephanie Everell, Queen Giynne Sundan, Lindsay of Commerce Business call 231-582-5045. planned Feb. 26 days, at 7 p.m., at the Reynolds, and Kellie Kondrat. After Hours will be held Church of the Nativity There will be an Pregnancy Resource Thursday, Feb. 15, from is located at 209 Main American Red Cross center, 418 Waukazoo, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., at the Street, Boyne City. blood drive on Feb. 26, Petoskey. To inquire call Water Street Cafe. from 12 to 5:45 p.m., at 231-582-2699 or 231- Your host and spon- Lenten fish dinners Christ Lutheran Church, 347-6474. Enrollment at NCMC shows sors are Water Street are planned 1052 E. Division in Cafe, Maple Ridge Den- St. Matthew Church Boyne City. Blood do- Artist's gathering at tal, and Black Diamond will hold a series of fish nors must be at least 17 JRAC significant increase Wealth Advisors, LLC. dinners on Wednesdays years old, weigh at least Beginning Thursday, PETOSKEY — En- than the fall. grew 16.7 percent Catch up on the latest, during Lent, beginning 110 pounds and be in Feb. 8, at 6:30 p.m., and rollment is up signifi- "We attribute these compared to a year and join us for great Feb. 23. The menu in- good general health. For continuing every other cantly at North Central significant increases to ago,, with a total of 845 Boyiie City food, networking and cludes lightly breaded information on a blood Thursday evening at the Michigan College. The three factors," said attending full-time this camaraderie. Adults baked cod, hash browns, drive call 1-800-GIVE School Boosters Jordan River Art Center, college reports a 5.4 Cameron Brunet- semester. The number only, please. cole slaw, rolls, maca- LIFE or visit 301 Main St., East Jor- percent increase in the Koch, Ph.D., president of male students at- 300 Club roni and cheese and www.givelife.org. dan, artists will be able number of students of North Central. "The tending full-time is up applesauce. The cost is Drawing Showcase of to meet and work to- registered for winter primary factor is 28 percent from a year $6.50 for fish, $3 for homes announced Ice skating rink now gether. This painting ses- 2007 semester com- Michigan's weak ago. Returning stu- macaroni and cheese and and the $100 Friday, Feb. 16 open sion is open to all artists pared to winter 2006. A economy which is dents - those who have child's portion, five and through Sunday, Feb. 18, The Avalanche ice and any media, as with total of 2,876 students causing more people to previously attended winner is... under, free. St. Matthew the Little Traverse Asso- skating rink will be open the summer's "Painter's are registered, an in- enter college. In addi- and those continuing Church is located at ciation of Home Build- starting Friday, Jan. 19. Gathering" group. This crease of 147 from one tion, our tuition rates their education at 1303 Boyne Avenue, Chris ers, along with local area Weather permitting, is not a workshop and year ago. The number are very low and the North Central — repre- Boyne City. realtors and business our regular hours of op- there is no fee. Member- of credit hours is up 7.7 quality of instruction is sent the largest single Knight owners, bring to you the eration for the warming ship is encouraged. A percent from last year, very high." growth category. first Showcase of Adult education house are as follows: still life will be provided reflecting an increase Although the major- This year, 84.67 per- Homes. Over 30 beauti- classes announced Monday thru Friday Feb. 8. This is an orga- Feb. 10, 2007 in students taking ity of North Central's cent of students are ful homes will be open The Traverse Bay from 4 to 9 p.m., and nizational meeting as Thank you for your support. 1 classes full-time. students attend classes coming back for -All proceeds benefit the to the public for viewing Saturday and SuMay well as a work session. Area < Intermediate The winter semester part-time, the number classes, up 119 stu- Booster project- beginning at 4 p.m. Fri- from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. The group will decide School District Adult headcount is the high- attending full-time dents from a year ago. day. Maps can be picked during this session the Education Program Is For more information, est on record. The pre- up at the Boyne Area workings and procedure now enrolling adults at you may call City Hall at vious enrollment Chamber of Commerce. for the following meet- the Michigan Works! 231-582 6597, the record was set in the ings. Anyone interested Learning Labs who warming house at 231- fall of 2005 when or for information can Festival seeks would like to finish their 582-3641, or the city's 2,792 students were call Jane Diller, 231- volunteers high school diploma, after-hours general infor- registered. Tradition- 582-6399 or Pat Tinney, The East Jordan Free- prepare for the GED, mation line at 231-582- ally, winter semester 231-536 3447. dom Festival is looking for improve basic job skills 0333. enrollment is lower enthusiastic people who or learn basic computer would like to be part of this and keyboarding skills. year's festival, June 21 - Instruction is free of 24. Please call Gretchen at charge. Labs are located 231-350-0760. in Cadillac, Kalkaska, East Jordan, Petoskey, Teen movie nights Traverse City and Area teens are invited Manistee. For informa- Dream? to" Teen Movie Night at tion about the lab near- Boyne District Library est you call 1-800-442 A Home Equity Line from 6 to 8 p.m. Girls' ' 1074. of Credit Can Make un-Valentine movie, It Happen "Groundhog Day," will Explore the be shown on Feb. 17. Sciences at library Now is the time to live your Grades 6-12 are invited. Boyne District Library Hot chocolate and hand- offers a science program dreams with a Citizens Bank dipped chocolates will to home-schooled chil- Home Equity Line of Credit be served. dren to be held in the community room at the You'll have instant access to Writer to speak at library on Mondays be- the power of your home library ginning Feb. 5, at 2 p.m. when you need it. The Jordan Valley Participate in various sci- District Library invites ence experiments, fill out Check out our online coupons: r8clm0ffi8rjil.com the public to attend a pro- reading logs for prizes, • Consolidate Debt gram with author Anne- and participate in a sci- • Remodel Your Marie Oomen on ence fair to be displayed Kitchen Little Traverse Association of Home Builders Presents Wednesday, Feb. 21, at 7 at the library. p.m. in the library com- For further informa- •Take a Vacation munity room. Oomen is tion, contact CharLynn Showcase of Homes the author of Pulling Dole at 231-582-7861., Down the Barn, a mem- oir of her childhood, and Story Time set at President's Weekend the adult selection for library -day introductory rate on all balances Turn the Page @ Your Boyne District Library February 16, 17 & 18 Library, a district-wide offers story time to chil- reading program. This dren ages 3 to 5, Tues- Friday 4-8 p.m. program is free and no days, at 10 a.m. and 2 registration is required. p.m. Area preschoolers Saturday & Sunday 12-5'p.m. Call for details at 231- are invited to the library 536-7131, or visit the to hear stories, do a craft, Tour 37 Beautiful Homes Web site jvdl.info. and take home coloring throughout Emmet and Charlevoix counties pages and worksheets. CITIZENS Women empowerment Veterans wanted for BANK. Free Admission to all homes group forming national project Look for the red house on posted signs Woman to woman - Northwestern Michi- FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 1-800-444-6989 Maps will be available at local establishments women empowering gan College history in- Introductory rate is valid on new lines with an 80% loan-to-value and effective for a minimum of 90 days after the loan date. After that women. Boyne City structor Jim Press plans time, the applicable interest rate will vary dependent upon yourcredit qualification and outstanding balance. Your rate may be higher. The Inserts will be in your daily newspaper on Feb. 16 group forming now. to again conduct inter- variable rate will range as low as the Wall Street Journal Prime (8.25% APR as of 1/01/07) minus 0.50% (currently 7.75% APR) to Prime + 2.25% (currently 10.50% APR) on average daily balances of $25,000.01 or greater. On average daily balances of $25,000 or less, Prime and at various stores and outlets Contact Teri at 231- views with veterans for + 0.50% (currently 8,75% APR) to Prime + 3.25% (currently 11.50% APR) will apply. Rates assume automatic payment from a checking account with us. An increase in your APR may increase the amount of your regular payment. Maximum APR is 18%. An annual fee of $50 For further information 582-9185, or e-mail, the Library of Congress' will be charged starting on the first anniversary date of the account opening. (Ml ONLY: If your account is closed within two years of opening, tmrounds @ charter.net. Veterans History Project the fee to close will be increased from $100 to $400.jThe amount you save on a debt consolidation may vaty by loan. Since a home equity loan may have a longer term than some of the bills you may be consolidating, you may not realize savings over the entire term of your call Little Traverse new loan. In addition, your loan may require you to incur premiums for propert and, if applicable, flood insurance, which would affect your and is seeking up to 15 Association of monthly payment. Offer subject to normal credit criteria. This offer is valid for owner-occupied single family residences only. Offer not Home Builders Support group veterans or civilians who available for home purchase transactions or manufactured homes. Offer expires 3/31/07. 231-348^9770 slates meeting worked in the war effort [=? Mentor www.ltahb.com There will be an for this semester's stu- February 14, 2007 • THE CITIZEN-JOURNAL WWW.CmZENANDJOURNAL.COM PAGE 7 Sleep center receives Joseph Czerkes Allen Reich Allen Reich, 86, of East Jordan died Thursday, District Court Joseph Czerkes, age 89 of Boyne Falls, died Feb. 9, 2007, at home surrounded by his loving family. Feb. 8, 2007, at Grandvue Medical Care Facility The following cases were recently decided in Joseph was born on Sept. 5,1917, in Hludno, Po- in East Jordan. the 90th District Court for the County of Charlevoix: accreditation from land, the son of Constantine and Tekla (Szepelak) Funeral services were held on Monday, Feb. 12, William James Towne Jr., 28, East Jordan. Driv- Czerkes. He grew up in at the Penzien Funeral Homes, Inc. in East Jor- ing a motor vehicle without security. Sentenced to national academy Poland and attended dan. The Rev. James Jordan officiated. Burial was pay $315 in fines and costs. school in Hludno. In in Sunset Hill Cemetery, East Jordan. Donald Gary Sawall, 44, Wolverine. Reckless CHARLEVOIX — origin — can be sue- June of 1944, he married He was born on Feb. 1, 1921, in East Jordan, driving. Sentenced to pay $400 in fines and costs. From testing, diagnos- .cessfully treated with Teresa (Paraska) the son of Alfred and Mary (Hayden) Reich. He Cass Norman Dolbow, 23, Boyne City. Tres- tic, and treatment the aid of medication, Halczuk in Germany. He served in the United States Army during World passing. Sentenced to pay $200 in fines and costs. methods, to staff quali- breathing assistance, or was a member of St. Au- War II. Brandon Scott Johnstone, 20, Charlevoix. Weap- fications, physical sur- behavior modification gustine Catholic Church Allen came home on leave and married Erma ons possession in motor vehicle-nongame. Sen- roundings and record techniques. in Boyne Falls and for- Kitson on Dec. 24, 1942, in East Jordan. tenced to pay $300 in fines and costs and forfeit keeping — Charlevoix In recent years, the merly of St. Josephat Allen was a farmer most of his life. He had also rifle. Area Hospital's Sleep importance of sleep Ukranian Catholic worked at the Boyne City Tannery and the East Lisa Dori Bishop, 39, Boyne City. Financial Center meets the high- has been more widely Church in Warren, Mich. Jordan Co-Operative Gristmill. transaction device-possession. Sentenced to pay est criteria. recognized in the Joseph enjoyed the out- He is survived by three children, Dale (Mary) $400 in fines and costs and $400 in restitution. Those were the find- medical field. Aside doors, morel hunting, gardening, baking, traveling Reich of East Jordan, Barbara (Ed) Koerner of Ryan Lamond Ennik, 30, East Jordan. Domes- ings from the Ameri- from its restorative and especially spending time with family and friends. Grand Ledge and Sharon (Skip) Roberts of Boyne tic violence. Sentenced to pay $800 in fines and can Academy of Sleep powers, adequate sleep Joseph is survived by his wife of sixty-two years, City; six grandchildren, Donald G. Reich of Bay costs. Sentenced to 93 days in jail with credit for Medicine, whose phy- can improve job per- Teresa; children, Stephen (Catherine) Czerkes of City, Robin (Kyle) Sitzema of Ellsworth, Scott A. two days, 91 days held in abeyance; one year on sician representatives formance, learning, co- Boyne City; grandchildren, Michael (Heidi) Czerkes Reich of Williamston, Kevin E. Koerner of Grand probation. conducted a rigorous ordination, concentra- of Lansing, Kristin (Brad) Eaton of Ellsworth, Ann Ledge, Nikki R. Roberts of Tampa, Fla., and April Anthony John Himebauch, 23, Wixon. Driving review of the center be- tion, mood, and appe- Marie Czerkes, Deanna Czerkes, Adam Czerkes and M. Carr (Colin) of Denver, Colo.; five great grand- while impaired. Sentenced to pay $650 in fines and fore recently awarding tite — as well as blood Eric Czerkes; great-grandchildren, Joseph Czerkes, children; three sisters, Ann (Volny) Goedke of Lan- costs and $130 in other costs. Sentenced to 34 days the facility full accredi- pressure, sexual func- Graham Czerkes and Karlee Eaton. sing, Alfreda Lesher of Petoskey and Edna Kitson in jail with credit for one day, 30 days held in abey- tation. tion, and cardio-vascu- He is preceded in death by his parents, Constantine of East Jordan; one brother, Calvin (Mary) Reich ance, perform three days of community service 'The Academy's lar health. Patients who and Tekla; son, Joseph Czerkes; four sisters, Teresa, of DeWitt; two sisters-in-law, Betty Reich of work; six months on probation. standards are challeng- complain of fatigue Mary, Anna and Cathy; two brothers, Steve and Stan. Boyne City and Florida and Jo (Gerry) Clark of Peter Deluca Spina, 20, Grosse Pointe Farms. ing, so we're obviously and daytime sleepi- Visitation was held on Tuesday, Feb. 13, at St. East Jordan; one brother-in-law, Lester Howard Driving while impaired. Sentenced to pay $850 in really pleased and ness, or who suffer Augustine Church in Boyne Falls, and a scripture of Vanderbilt; as well as several nieces and neph- fines and costs and $180 in other costs. Sentenced proud of our accredita- from uncontrolled hy- service was held at 7 p.m. ews. to 93 days in jail with credit for one day, 77 days tion," says N. Craig pertension, may in fact A funeral mass was held atl 1 a.m. on Wednesday, He was preceded in death by his wife, Erma. held in abeyance, perform 15 days of community Boss, MD, a board cer- have a clinical sleep Feb. 14, at St. Augustine Church, with Fr. Duane Reich on Dec. 28, 1981; one son, Don Reich on service work; one year on probation. tified diplomat in sleep disorder. Wachowiak serving as celebrant. Jan. 4, 1967; one sister and three brothers. The Christopher Robert Eaton, 18, Boyne City. Mi- medicine who serves Dr. Boss says sleep The family suggests memorial contributions be family received friends on Sunday at the funeral nor in possession of alcohol. Sentenced to pay $200 as the center's medical studies and treatment directed to St. Augustine Church Building Fund or home. in fines and costs. director. for sleep disorders are Hospice of Northwest Michigan. Memorials may be given to Hospice of North- Douglas Jay DeVries, 53, Grand Rapids. Driv- "This designation covered by most health Burial will take place at St. Augustine Cemetery west Michigan, P.O. Box 233, Boyne City, Mich., ing while intoxicated. Sentenced to pay $1,000 in confirms our capabili- insurance plans. In ad- early in the spring. 49712, or the Grandvue Medical Care Facility for fines and costs and $180 in other costs. ties, and lets patients dition to Boss, the Stackus Funeral Home of Boyne City is serving Patient Activities, 01728 S. Peninsula Road, East Sentenced to 93 days in jail with credit for one and referring physi- CAH Sleep Center is the family. Jordan, Mich., 49727. day, serve 40 days on work release, 37 days held in cians know they can staffed by nurses and a abeyance, perform 15 days of community service depend on our sleep respiratory therapist, work; one year on probation. center for comprehen- who are all board cer- Margaret Jeanette Kuttkuhn, 32, Byron. Driv- sive care." t i f i e d ing with suspended license. Sentenced to pay $600 The CAH Sleep Cen- polysomnographic in fines and costs. ter provides consulta- technologists. Change to benefit local schools Anna Marie Smith, 49, Charlevoix. Driving tion, diagnosis, and The sleep center is while impaired. Sentenced to pay $850 in fines and treatment to patients located on the first CHARLEVOIX Inc., raised $1,200, terested teachers, admin- and phone number, costs and $130 in other costs. Sentenced to 93 days with a variety of sleep floor of Charlevoix COUNTY — During which will be given to a istrators, coaches, or school name, and an ex- in jail with credit for one day, serve seven days on disorders. Among Area Hospital. December at 46 EZ Mart northern Michigan other school-related per- planation of how the work release, 70 days held in abeyance, perform them: insomnia, rest- To undergo a screen- locations in northern school. sonnel can submit their money will serve the stu- 15 days of community service work; nine months less leg syndrome, nar- ing for sleep disorders, Michigan, collection Blarney Castle and requests via e-mail to: dents in their class or on probation. colepsy, and sleep ap- patients often have a containers were placed MacDonald Garber have change forcharity school community. All nea — a condition that referral from their per- by cash registers, asking formed an advisory @ radiomgb.com. requests will be re- Assumed Names causes patients to peri- sonal physician. Ap- customers to share their . board to oversee the fund In 500 words or less, viewed and the winner The following businesses recently filed with the odically stop breathing pointments may be spare pennies for a good distribution; The board is applicants should de- will be notified March 1. Charlevoix County Clerk's office for an assumed during the night. scheduled with Dr. cause. The "Change for asking area schools to scribe how their class or The advisory board is name for doing business: After an initial Boss by calling his of- Charity" collection submit their requests, school group would use, looking forward to re- S.R.T. Autoworks, 2115 M-32, East Jordan, by screening with Dr. fice, 231-547-3124. drive, sponsored by Blar- and to share how their $1,200 to improve their viewing the requests and Robert C. Thomas. Boss, patients may For information ney Castle Oil and Pro- class or school would educational opportuni- making a difference for Harbor View Cleaning, 753 Line St., #A, Boyne spend a night at the about sleep center ser- pane and MacDonald use the money. One win- ties. Applicants should teachers and students in City, by Randy Hanson. sleep center, where vices, call 231-547- Garber Broadcasting, ner will be selected. In- include a contact name northern Michigan. Montel Enterprises, 05124 River Road, Boyne they can be closely ob- 8900. Falls, by Samuel Montel. served, and technicians Passageways Partners, 907 Bridge St., collect and measure in- Charlevoix, by Carlo D'Angelo. formation on heart Business Insurance Lost Islander Studios, 06685 M-66 North, rate, brain waves, eye Charlevoix, by Michael J^ Randall. movements, air flow, All American Tattoo Company, 230 Water St., and other data. Once It's Not Just Boyne City, by Daniel B. Hanselman and Jolene the findings are re- Hanselman. viewed, a diagnosis is About the made and treatment Marriage Licenses can begin. Boss says Bricks, Mortar The following people have recently filed for almost all sleep disor- marriage licenses with the Charlevoix County ders — whether physi- & Inventory... Episcopal Church Clerk's office: cal or psychological in of the Nativity It's about the people Matthew Hilaire Gilmet, 28, Charlevoix and 209 E. Main Street Ashley Mae Arlt, 21, Charlevoix. WEEKLY who rely on the Boyne City Ralph William Larsen, 52, Charlevoix and business: the customers 582-5045 Patricia M. Gillespie, 55, Charlevoix. Health Tips ... the employees... Ryan Gerald Kilpatrick, 22, Boyne City and April Kay Fuller, 18, Boyne City. and you! Randy Delwin Morris, 44, East Jordan and By As an Independent Agent we can tailor a program just right for Michelle T. Bos, 41, East Jordan. "COME GROW WITH US IN CHRIST" Steve you. Safe.Sound.Secure.® insurance protection from Czerkes Pharmacist Auto-Owners Insurance Company, The "No Problem " People.® Si, are %Autio-Owners Insurance with your community Gum Disease & Boyne Ave. the times and place of BOYNE CITY —Join your friends at the Poorer Health KORTHASE FlJNN Boyne Area Senior Center Wednesday, Feb. 14, Poor oral hygiene can lead Insurance & Financial Services worship for your for Valentine's Day. A special roast beef dinner to more than just tooth A kgasf of trust and expertise congregation. and all of the trimmings will be served from 11:30 decay and bad breath. Recent research has dis- a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Line dancing will begin at 10:30 covered that gum disease Contact Tina Schraderat a.m. can contribute to a number The Music Group will entertain. All this and of other health issues such The Citizen-Journal more for a suggested donation of $2 if you are as heart disease, stroke www.citizenandjournal.com and diabetes. Experts 582-6761 over 60. Under 60 is $4. believe that gum disease, a Thursday, Feb. 15, is soup, salad and sandwich chronic low-grade infec- day. Sit & Be Fit Exercise will begin at 10:30. tion, may introduce bacte- Bingo will follow lunch. ria that is in the mouth into the bloodstream. Friday, Feb. 16, sloppy joes will be served. The There it can travel to other Boyne River Boys will be there at 11 a.m. to start parts of the body causing a day of fun. widespread inflammation. Monday, Feb. 19, Salisbury steak and mashed Regular brushing, flossing and limiting sugary potatoes will be served. Also on Monday, Sher- snacks and sodas all help iff George Lasater will explain the advantage of prevent gum disease. an emergency light bulb if you call 911. Bingo Avoiding tobacco also The newspaper has something for everybody. will follow lunch on Monday. reduces risk; smokers are seven times more likely to Tuesday, Feb. 20, BBQ chicken and sweet po- develop gum disease than Pick one up today and be amazed. tatoes are on the menu. Sit & Be Fit Exercise non-smokers. will start at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday is movie day. Local News • Business • School Sports * Classifieds and more. Stay around after lunch to see the movie. 582-4545 Wednesday, Feb. 21, mostaccioli with meat- balls will be served. Be ready for line dancing at & MEDICAP THE CITIZEN-JOURNAL 10:30 a.m. You will find a card game everyday PHARMACY® following lunch at the center. 104 S. Lake St. • Boyne City Hours: Mon-Fri 9-6 • Sat 9-1 2.31-582-6761 • www.citizenandionrnaLc.om For information call Terri at 231-582-6682. Ample parking behind store front WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2007 Page 8

BOYNE CITY RAMBLERS, BOYNE FALLS LOGGERS

Walloon Ramblers ea W*' Lake ers three big free throws in the BY PHIL TROMBLEY final minute," Hertel added. SPORTS WRITER resident Taylor Voice led the BOYNE CITY — The Boyne City scoring with 24 Boyne City boys varsity points, while Mittig (nine named ski basketball team out scored points, five of six free Kalkaska 16-13 down the throws), Jensen (seven coach of stretch to turn a 35-34 defi- points, seven of eight free cit going into the final quar- throws) and Jeff Moore ter into a 5048 Lake Michi- (seven points) all chipped in the year gan Conference victory at to add to the Rambler attack. Boyne City on Friday, Feb. WALLOON LAKE - Voice added seven re- 9. Nick Baic, of Walloon bounds and five steals and Lake, received high honors Robby Jensen sank a free Moore contributed with five from the Great Lakes Nor- throw with 8.1 seconds on rebounds. dic Ski Council when rec- the clock to put the Ram- Stan Demo (18 points) ognized as the "2006 Ski blers ahead by two, before and Chris Keller (14 points) Coach of the Year" at the the Blazers took one final led the Kalkaska scoring. 2007 North American shot at the basket. Kalkaska VAS A awards party held at was able to get off a three Kingsley 61, the Hagerty Center Satur- point attempt with the time Boyne City 56 day. running out, but the ball Kingsley led on the rimmed out and Rambler Baic was present at the Scoreboard at the end of all Chad Bannister hauled party, which he estimated four quarters when the Stags down the rebound to secure had about 500 people in at- defeated the Ramblers 61- the win for the home team. tendance, and was pre- 56 on Tuesday, Feb. 6. sented a plaque. Boyne City (5-5 LMC) Kingsley forged leads of led the game 15-4 after one This Baic, 45, a graduate of 14-12. 32-29 and 45-37 at quarter and upped the ad- Boyne Michigan Technological the quarter breaks and then vantage to 25-20 at the end City University, is the head held off a 19-16 push by of the first half. basket- cross country ski coach of Boyne City to gain the non "We came out very strong conference win in Kingsley. ball the Great Lakes Division player (GLD) of the United States and played probably our "This was good non best first quarter of the sea- league competition for us shoots Ski Association (USAA) and program. In this program, son to take a 15-4 lead after and we battled them, but one," said Boyne City coach couldn't come out with the scores Baic coaches skiers rang- for the ing in age from 14-19, and John Hertel. "We had ten of win," said Hertel. "The big our players involved in the guys, especially Worm, Ram- living throughout the area blers from Traverse City, Boyne quarter." gave us some problems. Kalkaska (4-6 LMC) This is something we need during City, East Jordan, Cadillac, their win Mancelona, Houghton and gained the lead when the to go back and work harder Blazers out pointed the on - our post defense." over the Marquette. rival "It's an accumulation of Ramblers 159 in the third Brian Bott and Dan Worm,. quarter. led the Kingsley scoring Kalkaska a number of things," he Blazers. said. "It's not a one-man "Our regrouping on post with 21 points each. thing. My family helps me defense was huge. We Voice led the Rambler out and the parents of the worked a lot on that after our win with 27 points and athletes are also involved. loss on Tuesday and we got seven steals. Moore chipped We're a pretty close knit good pressure on the ball in with 16 points and six fraternity." from our guards Josh boards. Konecki and Chad Bannis- Baic accepted the award Boyne City (6-8 overall) ter," said Hertel. with the knowledge many will travel to Charlevoix on of his youngsters have "Cody Mittig and Robby Friday, Feb. 16, and host Jensen came up big at the Traverse City St. Francis on gone on to bigger and bet- Photo by ter things in the world of free throw line. Robby hit Tuesday, Feb. 20. Vic Ruggles cross country racing. "To see the kids learn life long, healthy habits and to see them still com- peting, it's nice to know that I'm a part of that. I've had kids on the Olympic Vanderbilt. BY PHIL TROMBLEY team. Joan Guetschow was The win moved Boyne SPORTS WRITER 12th in the 1992 Olympics Falls to 5-3 in the confer- and 14th in the 1994 BOYNE FALLS -Isaac ence. Olympics." Erber scored 29 points, in- The entire Baic family is cluding 13 of 16 from the Boyne Falls 76, involved in a variety of charity stripe, and he also Central Lake 71 sporting activities in the dished out 12 assists to post Sisson tossed in 31 points, Boyne City area. a double-double game, with six rebounds and four Nick also coaches both while leading the Boyne steals when Boyne Falls the boys and girls soccer Falls boys varsity basketball downed Central Lake 76-71 teams at Boyne City High team to an 87-79 Northern for a non conference win on School. In prior years he Lakes Conference victory Tuesday, Feb. 6. coached soccer at the over Vanderbilt on Friday, Erber added 15 points, Boyne Concord Academy, Feb. 9. five rebounds and seven as- as well as the Boyne City Two more Loggers hit the sists, while Gross chipped in U10, Ull and U12 youth double-double mark as Josh with 11 points and five as- teams. Baic also gives ski Haskin had 15 points and sists for the Loggers. Haskin lessons on the Boyne Val- ten rebounds and Cody had ten points and six re- ley Lodge trails. Sisson hit for 14 points and bounds. His wife Anne, a black had ten boards. "We played our most con- belt in Tae Kwon Do, has Boyne Falls led the game sistent game of the year," been teaching that disci- 21-8 after one quarter of said Hamilla. "Cody had a pline in Boyne City since play, 35-29 at the half and big game and he also got 1996. Daughter Lindsay, a 54-52 going into the final great help from Isaac, David senior at BCHS, plays soc- Boyne eight minutes. and Josh. We were able to cer and volleyball, while Falls "Isaac had a big game for make our free throws at the son Brendan, a freshman, #23, us. He carried us in the end and that was the differ- plays soccer and is a mem- Isaac fourth quarter and we kept ence." ber of the Boyne City/East Erber, the ball in his hands the Boyne Falls led 24-21 at Jordan cross country ski powers whole quarter. He shot great the end of the first quarter team. pasta from the free throw line - he and made it a 42-32 lead as "It keeps us busy. We Vanderbilt was ten for 12 in the fourth the two teams headed to the like to stay active," he said. defender. alone," said Boyne Falls locker room. The Lancers Baic will make his 19th coach Frank Hamilla. took the third quarter 16-8 trip as the coach when his Also adding to the num- before the Loggers sealed team travels to Salt Lake bers for Boyne Falls were: the win by out pointing the City this coming March. Ryan Matelski (12 points) Lancers 26-23 in the final Anchorage will be the site and David Gross (nine eight minutes. for the 2008 nationals. points, six rebounds). Boyne Falls (8-6 overall) ;3:^'. vV;' • • '••'•*:.-. ^ •• : •••' o'V Trevor Cottrell scored 31 will travel to Alba on Friday, Brendan Baic and Mac : : •••'•"'.'• ••.i:':.'.: -H : Brennan, of East Jordan, ^;1 points and Tony Hentz Feb. 16, and host Wolverine Photo by ! "^^ ^ ^ •' \: A^: ^ ^ ^ ^ / added 21 points to lead on Tuesday, Feb. 20. will accompany coach Vic Ruggles j..::'::';:<.: ''!Y^•'•..'•• '..*_:&}?'• :: . :.\; Baic to Salt Lake City. February 14, 2007 • THE CITIZEN-JOURNAL WWW.CITIZENANDJOURNALCOM PAGE 9 Grayling Vikings easily blow past East Jordan Ramblers top Devils with nine assists. Lindsay Jordan an exciting 55- BY PHIL TROMBLEY BY PHIL TROMBLEY Baic put down eight kills 52 victory over SPORTS WRITER SPORTS WRITER and had five digs. Mallory Manceiona on Tues- EAST JORDAN — Slate served six aces. EAST JORDAN — day, Feb. 6. The Boyne City girls var- The Grayling Vikings The Ironmen held sity volleyball team upped Charlevoix 3, Boyne forged a 41-25 lead at the ball and had a its overall record to 25-10- City 2 the end of the first half chance at the win with 4, while moving to 7-2 in Boyne City won the and out scored the East about 25 seconds left, Lake Michigan Confer- middle two games by Jordan boys varsity but the Red Devils ence action, when Boyne matching 25-21 scores, basketball team 39-29 were able to force a City defeated East Jordan but Charlevoix took the in the second half to turnover to set up the in straight games 25-17, fourth game 25-23 and hand the Red Devils an last possession of the 25-20,25-13 onThursday, then captured the deciding 80-54 Lake Michigan game. Feb. 8. fifth game 15-10 on loss on Friday, Feb. 9. The Red Devils "Things went very well Wednesday, Feb. 7. The trio of Jeff managed to sink just for us tonight," said Nichols had 27 digs and Keyser (24 points), five of 23 shots from Boyne City coach Casie ten kills, while Baic had Adam Daneff (14 the floor in the first Parker. "I was able to ro- 17 digs, 16 kills and four points) and Scott half, and trailed 23-21 tate all our players in and blocks to lead the Boyne Hansen (14 points) at the break, but East they did a nice job." City effort. Spaniak had combined to net all but Jordan fought back and "I would also like to 11 digs, Clemens had 43 East two of the Red Devils pulled out the win out recognize our cheering assists. Jessica Kynsz and Jordan's points for the night. pointing Manceiona section that has followed Amber Kotalik had ten Scott Josh Stapleton 25-13 in the final quar- us to several games this kills each. Hansen scored 24 points to lead ter of play. year. It really gets the girls "Up until the last game jumps the Vikings, while Keyser scored 28 fired up," Parker added. we played some of the high teammate Steve Hodge points with eight as- The Lady Ramblers best defense we've played overhead added 19 points. sists to lead the Red had five players, Jessica yet," said Parker. "In the for a big East Jordan fell to 3- Devils stat sheet, while Nichols, Trisha Tomkins, fourth game we took a 14- score. 7 in conference play. Daneff chipped in with Stacey Spaniak, Heidi 9 lead. They took a 14 points. Olsen and Lindsay timeout and slowly started East Jordan 55, East Jordan (7-8 Clemens, who all re- coming back. We had Manceiona 52 overall) will stay home sponded with 100% serv- them where we wanted, Hansen took a pass for its next two games ing games. but we could not finish." from Keyser and against Elk Ra'pids on Nichols added ten kills Boyne City will travel tossed in his only bas- Friday, Feb. 16, and and five digs, Tomkins to Northwood University ket of the night, a three Harbor Springs (Par- had 11 digs, Clemens on Saturday, Feb. 17, and pointer with time run- ents Night) on Tues- Photo by chipped in with 19 assists host Harbor Springs on Vic Ruggles ning out, to give East day, Feb. 20. and Olsen contributed Monday, Feb. 19.

CENTRAL LAKE — Alan Massey. led by Michael Hines coach Ken Doty. three assists and three a second place trophy at Randi McFall had 54 percent, with five aces, Justin Grubaugh scored with 20 points, seven steals. the Boyne City hayvee assists, seven kills and put down five kills and 14 points and hauled in Jayvee assists and five steals, East Jordan 76, East Jordan led 20-6, volleyball tournament. ten aces and Megan had 15 digs to lead East 14 rebounds to post the basletball while Marshall Page Manceiona 27 37-15 and 54-19 at the "I am very proud of Germaine contributed Jordan (11-1 overall). double-double on Tues- EAST JORDAN - chipped in with 16 Hines turned in a end of the first three the way the girls played with 31 digs, 16 kills McFall added eight day, Feb. 6, but Central The East Jordan boys points. Andrew double-double game, quarters. all day," said East Jor- and 11 aces. assists and six digs, Lake defeated Boyne junior varsity basket- LaCount had seven re- with 15 points and ten dan coach Anne Crick. while Kraemer chipped Falls 48-43 in a non- ball team held a 24-19 bounds and three as- boards, and Paige tossed Jayvee "They did a great job at East Jordan 3, in with four kills and conference game at lead at the end of the sists. in 17 points, with four volleyball the net, as well as dig- Boyne City 0 one block. Central Lake. first half and withstood "We had a tough time steals, when East Jordan BOYNE CITY-The ging up the balls on de- East Jordan earned its "The girls played "We were unable to a fourth quarter surge breaking their press, but dominated Manceiona East Jordan girls junior fense." tenth Lake Michigan well. Alex played a capitalize at the free from Grayling to cap- we held on in the end. 76-27 on Tuesday, Feb. varsity volleyball team Alex Snowden led Conference match of the great game, both on of- throw line and on the ture a 54-51 Lake Michael Hines hit a 6. lost a three game match East Jordan with 34 season when the Lady fense and defense, break. I was proud of Michigan Conference huge three point shot at Neil Schneider con- to Cadillac in the cham- kills, 56 digs and 11 Devils defeated Boyne Whitney played a very our effort. We. played victory on Friday, Feb. the end of the third tributed to the Red Devil pionship game on Satur- aces. Ashley Skrocki City 25-20, 18-25; 25- strong game at the net hard right to the end," 9. quarter to put us up by stats with ten points and day, Feb. 10, but the chipped in with 41 digs, 16 on Thursday, Feb. 8. and Randi led the team said Boyne Falls coach East Jordan (9-6) was, six," said East Jordan Ehren Sladick added Lady Devils took home 23 kills and seven aces; Snowden served 100 in assists," said Crick. UPPORT 0

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THE CITIZEN-TOURNAL February 14, 2007 • THE CITIZEN-JOURNAL WWW.CITIZENANDIOURNAL.COM PAGE 11 PUBLIC NOTICES Notice Of Mortgage Charlevoix County 1488.91 feet; thence County Records. December 10, 2002,. and Dated: February 7, 2007 MORTGAGE SALE - including interest at 6.25% Foreclosure Sale Courthouse in Charlevoix South 00 degrees' 08 min- The length of the recorded on December Default has been made in per annum. THIS FIRM IS A DEBT at 11:00 AM, on March 16, utes 22 seconds East, 66 redemption period will be 23, 2002 in Liber 506 on For more information, the conditions of a mort- Under the power of sale COLLECTOR ATTEMPT- 2007. feet to the point of begin- six months from the date Page 871, in Charlevoix please call: gage made by Eric contained in said mort- ING TO COLLECT A Said premises are situ- ning; thence North 89 of sale unless determined county records, Michigan, FCX 248.593.1302 Hausler, and Yvonne Rene gage and the statute in DEBT. ANY INFORMA- ated in City of Boyne City, degrees 51 minutes 38 abandoned in accordance on which mortgage there Trott & Trott, P.C. Hausler, husband and such case made and pro- TION WE OBTAIN WILL Charlevoix County, seconds East, 66.00 feet; with MCL 60013241 a, in is claimed to be due at the Attorneys For Servicer wife, original vided, notice is hereby BE USED FOR THAT Michigan, and are thence South 00 degrees which case the redemp- date hereof the sum of 30400 Telegraph Rd mortgagor(s), to Mortgage given that said mortgage PURPOSE. PLEASE described as: Unit 4, 08 minutes 22 seconds tion period shall be 30 Sixty-One Thousand Eight Ste 200 Electronic Registration will be foreclosed by a sale CONTACT OUR OFFICE Boyne Hills, a condomini- East, 188.54 feet; thence days from the date of such Hundred Eight And 76/100 Bingham Farms, Michigan Systems, Inc., as nominee of the mortgaged premis- AT THE NUMBER BELOW um according to the South 17 degrees 50 min- sale. Dollars ($61,808.76), 48025-5822 for lender and lender's es, or some part of them, IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE Master Deed thereof, utes 15 seconds East, including interest at FiIe#127297F01 successors and/or at public vendue, at the MIUTARY DUTY. recorded in Liber 352, 682.94 feet; thence West Dated: February 1, 2007 14.625% per annum. assigns, Mortgagee, dated Main lobby of the Pages 416-454, inclusive, 24.74 feet; thence South Under the power of sale FORECLOSURE NOTICE November 29, 2004, and Charlevoix County ATTN PURCHASERS: First Amendment to 11 degrees 11 minutes 56 MICHELLE NOWKA contained in said mort- RANDALL S. MILLER & recorded on December 1, Courthouse in Charlevoix This sale may be rescind- Master Deed recorded in seconds West, 324.78 gage and the statute in ASSOCIATES, P.C. IS A 2004 in Liber 653 on Page at 11:00 AM, on March 2, ed by the foreclosing mort- Liber 367, Page 487 and feet; thence South 03 Roy C. Hayes, III such case made and pro- DEBT COLLECTOR 768, in Charlevoix county 2007. gagee. In that event, your Second Amendment to degrees 15 minutes 37 vided, notice is hereby ATTEMPTING TO COL- records, Michigan, and Said premises are situ- Hayes Turkelson & v damages, if any, shall be Master Deed recorded in seconds East, 681.46 feet; Groat, PC. given that said mortgage LECT A DEBT AND ANY assigned by said ated in Township of limited solely to the return Liber 392, Page 94, thence South 27 degrees by: Roy C. Hayes, III will be foreclosed by a sale INFORMATION Mortgagee to Huntington Hudson, Charlevoix of the bid amount ten- Charlevoix County 05 minutes 20 seconds (P50042) of the mortgaged premis- OBTAINED WILL BE National Bank as assignee County, Michigan, and are dered at sale, plus inter- Records and designated East, 229.31 feet; thence Attorney for Mortgagee es, or some part of them, USED FOR THAT PUR- by an assignment, on described as: The est. as Charlevoix County South 45 degrees 46 min- Michelle Nowka at public vendue, at the POSE. which mortgage there is Northwest 1/4 of the Condominium Subdivision utes 30 seconds East, 1404 Bridge Street, Main lobby of the claimed to be due at the' Northwest 1/4 of Section MORTGAGE SALE - Plan No. 76, together with 170.00 feet; thence North Ste. 101 Charlevoix County MORTGAGE SALE - date hereof the sum of 24, Town 32 North, Range Default has been made in rights in general common 44 degrees 13 minutes 30 Charlevoix, Ml 49720 Courthouse in Charlevoix Default has been made in Two Hundred Fifty-One 4 West, Charlevoix County the conditions of a mort- elements and limited com- seconds East, 17 feet; (231)547-1111 at 11:00 AM, on March 9, the conditions of a certain Thousand Two Hundred Records gage made by Jefferey mon elements as set forth thence South 45 degrees 2007. mortgage made by Thirty-One And 49/100 The redemption period Girard, an Unmarried Man in said Master Deed and 46 minutes 30 seconds NOTICE OF Said premises are situ- Thomas E. Hodgkinson, Dollars ($251,231.49), shall be 6 months from the and Melissa S Looze, an as described in Act 59 of East, 91.09 feet; thence MORTGAGE SALE ON ated in City of East Jr. and Donna including interest at date of such sale, unless Unmarried Woman, origi- the Public Acts of South 28 degrees West, FORECLOSURE BY Jordan, Charlevoix Hodgkinson, Husband and 5.875% per annum. determined abandoned in nal mortgagor(s), to Michigan of 1978, as 104.15 feet; thence North ADVERTISEMENT County, Michigan, and are Wife to Ameriquest Under the power of sale accordance with MCLA Mortgage Electronic amended 45 degrees 46 minutes 30 Default has been made described as: A Part of the Mortgage Company, contained in said mort- 600.3241a, in which case Registration Systems, The redemption period seconds West, 120.19 in the conditions of a cer- Northwest Quarter of the Mortgagee, dated May 5, gage and the statute in the redemption period Inc., as nominee for lender shall be 6 months from the feet; thence North 44 tain Mortgage made by Southwest Quarter of 2004, and recorded on such case made and pro- shall be 30 days from the and lender's successors date of such sale, unless degrees 13 minutes 30 Patrick W. McDonough, a Section 24, Town 32 May 17, 2004, in Liber vided, notice is hereby date of such sale. and/or assigns, determined abandoned in seconds East, 17 feet; single man, to Charlevoix North, Range 7 West, 614, Page 438, Charlevoix given that said mortgage Mortgagee, dated accordance with MCLA thence North 45 degrees State Bank, a Michigan Commencing at a point 16 County Records. Said will be foreclosed by a sale Dated: January 31, 2007 November 15, 2004, and 600.3241a, in which case 46 minutes 30 seconds banking corporation, feet South and 180 feet mortgage was corrected of the mortgaged premis- recorded on November 16, the redemption period West, 180.86 feet; thence dated July 31, 2001, and West of the Southeast with an Affidavit of es, or some part of them, For more information, 2004 in Liber 650 on Page shall be 30 days from the North 27 degrees 05 min- recorded in the office of Corner of Lot 6, Block 3 of Scrivener's Error which at public vendue, at the piease call: 791, in Charlevoix county date of such sale. utes 20 seconds 254.10 the Register of Deeds for Bowen's Addition to the was submitted to and Main lobby of the FCR 248.593.1305 records, Michigan, on feet; thence North 03 the County of Charlevoix, Village of South Lake (now recorded by the Charlevoix County Trott & Trott, P.C. which mortgage there is Dated: February 14, 2007 degrees 15 minutes 37 Michigan on August 6, the City of East Jordan); Charlevoix County Courthouse in Charlevoix Attorneys For Servicer claimed to be due at the seconds West, 703.76 2001, in Liber 430, Pages thence West 60 feet; Register of Deeds. The at 11:00 AM, on March 2, 30400 Telegraph Rd date hereof the sum of For more information, feet; thence North 11 220 through 228 of thence South 196 feet to said mortgage was 2007. Ste 200 Ninety-Seven Thousand please call: degrees 11 minutes 56 Charlevoix County the East Jordan and assigned to Deutsche Said premises are situ- Bingham Farms, Michigan, Two Hundred Ninety-One FCD 248.593.1309 seconds East, 364.57 feet; Records. As of the date of Boyne Falls State Road; Bank National Trust ated in Township of 48025-5822 And 64/100 Dollars Trott & Trott, PC. thence North 17 degrees this Notice, there is thence Southeast along Company, as Trustee of Hudson, Charlevoix File #126260F01 v ($97,291.64), including Attorneys For Servicer 50 minutes 15 seconds claimed to be due on said said Road 61 feet; thence Ameriquest Mortgage County, Michigan, and are interest at 6.25% per 30400 Telegraph Rd West, 626.12 feet; thence Mortgage for principal, North to the place of Securities, Inc., Asset- described as: PARCEL B: Notice Of Mortgage annum. Ste 200 North 00 degrees 08 min- interest and late charges beginning, being situated Backed Pass Through Beginning at a 1/2 inch rod Foreclosure Sale Under the power of sale Bingham Farms, Michigan utes 22 seconds West, the sum of $74,782.86 and in the city of East Jordan, Certificates, Series 2004- at the North 1/4 comer of THIS FIRM IS A DEBT contained in said mort- 48025-5822 198.82 feet to the point of no proceedings at law are County of Charlevoix and R7, under the Pooling and section 17, Town 32 North, COLLECTOR ATTEMPT- gage and the statute in File#128384F01 beginning. pending to recover the State of Michigan Servicing Agreement Range 4 West; thence ING TO COLLECT A such case made and pro- The redemption period debt now remaining The redemption period dated as of July 1, 2004, North 89 degrees 44 min- DEBT. ANY INFORMA- vided, notice is hereby Notice Of Mortgage shall be 12 months from secured by said Mortgage, shall be 6 months from the without recourse, by an utes 27 seconds East TION WE OBTAIN WILL given that said mortgage Foreclosure Sale the date of such sale. or any part thereof, where- date of such sale, unless Assignment of Mortgage 21.02 feet along the North BE USED FOR THAT will be foreclosed by a sale THIS FIRM IS A DEBT by the power of sale con- determined abandoned in which was submitted to line of said section, and PURPOSE. PLEASE of the mortgaged premis- COLLECTOR ATTEMPT- Dated: February 14, 2007 tained in said Mortgage accordance with MCLA the Charlevoix County along the centerline of CONTACT OUR OFFICE es, or some part of them, ING TO COLLECT A has become operative. 600.3241a, in which case Register of Deeds, on Camp Ten Road; thence AT THE NUMBER BELOW at public vendue, at the DEBT. ANY INFORMA- For more information, NOW, THEREFORE, the redemption period which mortgage there is South 1 degree 09 min- IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE Main lobby of the TION WE OBTAIN WILL please call: notice is hereby given that shall be 30 days from the claimed to be due at the utes 44 seconds East MILITARY DUTY. Charlevoix County BE USED FOR THAT FCD 248.593.1309 by virtue of the power of date of such sale. date hereof the sum of 49.69 feet to a 1/2 inch rod Courthouse in Charlevoix PURPOSE. PLEASE Trott & Trott, PC. sale contained in said Eighty One Thousand on the South line of said ATTN PURCHASERS: at 11:00 AM, on March 16, CONTACT OUR OFFICE Attorneys For Servicer mortgage and in pur- Dated: February 7, 2007 Nine Hundred Six Dollars road; thence continuing This sale may be rescind- 2007. AT THE NUMBER BELOW 30400 Telegraph Rd suance of the statute in and 72/100 ($81,906.72) South 1 degree 09 min- ed by the foreclosing mort- Said premises are situ- IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE Ste 200 such case made and pro- For more information, including interest at the utes 44 seconds East gagee. In that event, your ated in Village of Boyne MILITARY DUTY. Bingham Farms, Michigan vided, the Mortgage will please call: rate of 9.750% per annum. 1261.65 feet to a 1/2 inch damages, if any, shall be Falls, Charlevoix County, 48025-5822 be foreclosed by a sale of FCF 248.593.1313 Under the power of sale rod on the North 1/8 line of limited solely to the return Michigan, and are ATTN PURCHASERS: File #128433F01 the premises therein Trott & Trott, P.C. contained in said mort- said section, as monu- of the bid amount ten- described as: Lots 3 and 4 This sale may be rescind- described, or so much Attorneys For Servicer gage and the statute in mented, thence North 89 dered at sale, plus inter- and the South 1/2 of Lot 5, ed by the foreclosing mort- NOTICE OF REAL thereof as may be neces- 30400 Telegraph Rd such case made and pro- degrees 48 minutes 11 est. Block 13, addition No. 2 to gagee. In that event, your ESTATE MORTGAGE sary, at a public auction to Ste 200 vided, notice is hereby seconds West 21.34 feet the Village of Boyne Falls, damages, if any, shall be FORECLOSURE the highest bidder in the Bingham Farms, Michigan given that said mortgage along said 1/8 line to a T- MORTGAGE SALE - as recorded in Liber 1 of limited solely to the return THIS FIRM IS A DEBT lobby of the County 48025-5822 will be foreclosed by a sale Iron stake on the North Default has been made in Plats, Page 18, Charlevoix of the bid amount ten- COLLECTOR ATTEMPT- Building in the City of File#127693F01 of the mortgaged premis- and South 1/4 line of said the conditions of a mort- County Reeorcfe; feeing-a *~dered at-sale, plus inter- ING TO COLLECT A Charlevoix, Charlevoix ,es, or some part of them, section, as monumented; gage made by Joel T. part of Section 15, est. DEBT. ANY INFORMA- County, Michigan, that Notice Of Mortgage at public venue, at the thence continuing along Sanderson and Nikoline B. Township 32 North, Range TION OBTAINED WILL BE being the place of holding Foreclosure Sale main lobby of the said 1/8 line North 89 Sanderson, husband and 5 West, Charlevoix MORTGAGE SALE - USED FOR THAT PUR- the Circuit Court in and for THIS FIRM IS A DEBT Charlevoix County degrees 53 minutes 58 wife, original County, Michigan Default has been made in POSE. said County, on Friday, COLLECTOR ATTEMPT- Courthouse, Michigan at seconds West 643.92 feet mortgagor(s), to Mortgage The redemption period the conditions of a mort- March 16, 2007 at 11:00 ING TO COLLECT A 11:00 AM on March 2, to a 1/2 inch rod; thence Electronic Registration shall be 6 months from the gage made by Brian L. Van Default having been made o'clock a.m. of said day, DEBT. ANY INFORMA- 2007. North 1 degree 09 minutes Systems, Inc., as nominee date of such sale, unless Meter and Kimberley K. in a condition of the mort- and said premises will be TION WE OBTAIN WILL Said premises are situ- 44 seconds West 1257.52 for lender and lender's determined abandoned in Van Meter, husband and gage made June 11,2004, sold to pay the amount so BE USED FOR THAT ated in the Township of feet to a 1/2 inch rod on successors and/or accordance with MCLA wife, original by 417 Boyne Avenue, as aforesaid then due on PURPOSE. PLEASE Marion, Charlevoix the South road line; thence assigns, Mortgagee, dated 600.3241a, in which case mortgagor(s), to Wells LLC, a Michigan Limited said -Mortgage, together CONTACT OUR OFFICE County, Michigan, and are continuing North 1 degree May 26, 2004, and record- the redemption period Fargo Home Mortgage, Liability Company, as with interest which will AT THE NUMBER BELOW described as: 09 minutes 44 seconds ed on June 23, 2004 in shall be 30 days from the Inc., Mortgagee, dated mortgagor, to Michelle accrue thereon at the rate IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE Commencing at a point of West 49.51 feet to said Liber 621 on Page 874, in date of such sale. August 29, 2003, and Nowka, as mortgagee, of eight and one quarter MILITARY DUTY. intersection of the North section line; thence North Charlevoix county records, recorded on September 9, and recorded on June 15, (8.25%) percent per 1/8 line of Section 13 with 89 degrees 44 minutes 07 Michigan, on which mort- seconds East 644.15 feet Dated: February 14, 2007 2003 in Liber 570 on Page 2004, in the office of he annum, fees and costs, ATTN PURCHASERS: the West section line of gage there is claimed to 309, in Charlevoix county register of deeds for attorney fees as provided This sale may be rescind- Section 13,Township 33 along said section line and be due at the date hereof along said centerline to For more information, records, Michigan, on Charlevoix County, by law and any taxes and ed by the foreclosing mort- North, Range 8 West; the sum of Ninety-One the point of beginning; please call: which mortgage there is Michigan, in liber 620, insurance that said gagee. In that event, your thence North along said Thousand Two Hundred being a part of the North FCX 248.593.1302 claimed to be due at the pages 332-334, on which Mortgagee, Charlevoix damages, if any, shall be West line of said Section Eleven And 03/100 Doiiars 1/2 of section 17, Town 32 date hereof the sum of mortgage there is claimed State Bank, does pay on limited solely to the return 300.0 feet to the point of ($91,211.03), including Trott & Trott, PC. North, Range 4 West Attorneys For Servicer Two Hundred Fifty-Four to be due and unpaid at or prior to the date of said of the bid amount ten- beginning of this descrip- interest at 8.5% per 30400 Telegraph Rd Thousand Three Hundred the date of this notice sale, said premises being dered at sale, plus inter- tion; thence continuing The redemption period annum. Ste 200 Fifty-Three And 85/100 $17,108.01 principal and situated in the Township of est. North along the West line shall be 12 months from Under the power of sale Bingham Farms, Michigan Dollars ($254,353.85), $635.11 interest; no legal St. James, Charlevoix of said section 300.0 feet; the date of such sale. contained in said mort- 48025-5822 including interest at or equitable proceeding County, Michigan, MORTGAGE SALE - thence East, parallel with gage and the statute in File #129379F01 6.375% per annum. having been instituted to described as: Default has been made in the North 1/8 line of Dated: January 31, 2007 such case made and pro- Under the power of sale recover the debt, or any Lots 30, 31 and 32 of the conditions of a mort- Section 13 to the West 1/8 vided, notice is hereby Notice Of Mortgage contained in said mort- part of the debt, secured Block "B" Frazer, Yerkes gage made by Paul Fiel, line of Section 13; thence For more information, given that said mortgage Foreclosure Sale gage and the statute in by the mortgage, and the and Clayton's Subdivision Husband and Wife, And South along said West please call: - will be foreclosed by a sale THIS FIRM IS A DEBT such case made and pro- power of sale in the mort- of Lots 1 and 2 in Section Theresa L. Fiel, original 1/8th line 300.0 feet; FCF 248.593.1313 of the mortgaged premis- COLLECTOR ATTEMPT- vided, notice is hereby gage contained having 27, Township 39 North, mortgagor(s), to Mortgage thence West parallel with Trott'& Trott, P.C. es, or some part of them, ING TO COLLECT A given that said mortgage become operative by rea- Range 10 West, according Electronic Registration the North 1/8 line of said Attorneys For Servicer at public vendue, at the DEBT. ANY INFORMA- will be foreclosed by a sale son of the default. to the recorded plat there- Systems, Inc., as nominee Section to the Point of 30400 Telegraph Rd Main lobby of the TION WE OBTAIN WILL of the mortgaged premis- Notice is now given that of. for lender and lender's Beginning; being a part of Ste 200 Charlevoix County BE USED FOR THAT es, or some part of them, on March 9, 2007 at 11:00 The redemption period, successors and/or the Northwest 1/4 of the Bingham Farms, Michigan Courthouse in Charlevoix PURPOSE. PLEASE at public vendue, at the a.m., at the Charlevoix as made and provided by assigns, Mortgagee, dated Northwest 1/4, Section 13, 48025-5822 at 11:00 AM, on March 2, CONTACT OUR OFFICE Main lobby of the County Courthouse, 301 statute, is six (6) months October 22, 2004, and Township 33 North, Range File #126252F01 2007. AT THE NUMBER BELOW Charlevoix County State Street, Charlevoix from the date of such sale. recorded on October 29, 8 West. Said premises are situ- IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE Courthouse in Charlevoix Michigan, that being the 2004 in Liber 646 on Page 3834 Pops Road Notice Of Mortgage ated in City of Boyne City, MILITARY DUTY. at 11:00 AM, on March 16, place for holding the Dated: February 7, 2007 343, in Charlevoix county The redemption period Foreclosure Sale Charlevoix County, 2007. Circuit Court for the records, Michigan, on shall be 12 months from THIS FIRM IS A DEBT Michigan, and are ATTN PURCHASERS: Said premises are situ- County of Charlevoix, BARRON & ENGSTROM, which mortgage there is the date of such sale, COLLECTOR ATTEMPT- described as: Lot 212, This sale may be rescind- ated in Township of there will be offered for P.LC. claimed to be due at the unless determined aban- ING TO COLLECT A Block 15, Nicholls and ed by the foreclosing mort- Marion, Charlevoix sale and sold to the high- date hereof the sum of doned in accordance with DEBT. ANY INFORMA- Morgans Second Addition gagee. In that event, your County, Michigan, and are est bidder, at public sale, By: Daniel B. Barron One Hundred Thirty-Three 1948CL600.3241a, in TION WE OBTAIN WILL to South Boyne, now city damages, if any, shall be described as: for the purpose of satisfy- (P35659) Thousand Five Hundred which case the redemp- BE USED FOR THAT of Boyne City, according to limited solely to the return PARCEL 1: Beginning on ing the amounts due and Attorneys for Fifteen And 87/100 Dollars tion period shall be 30 PURPOSE. PLEASE the plat thereof, of the bid amount ten- the North and South 1/4 unpaid on the mortgage, Gharlevoix State Bank ($133,515.87), including days from the date of such CONTACT OUR OFFICE Charlevoix County dered at sale, plus inter- line of Section 24, together with the legal P.O. Box 309 interest at 8.25% per sale. AT THE NUMBER BELOW Records est. Township 33 North, Range costs and charges of sale Charlevoix, Ml 49720 annum. IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE The redemption period 8 West, 1223.86 feet North including attorney fee of (231)547-9950 Under the power of sale Dated: January 31, 2007 MILITARY DUTY. shall be 6 months from the MORTGAGE SALE - 01 degree 54 minutes 40 $75.00 provided by law contained in said mort- date of such sale, unless Default has been made in seconds East from the and in the mortgage, the Notice Of Mortgage gage and the statute in Randall S. Miller & ATTN PURCHASERS: determined abandoned in the conditions of a mort- South 1/4 corner of said lands and premises men- Foreclosure Sale such case made and pro- Associates, PC. This sale, may be rescind- accordance with MCLA gage made by Darcy R. Section; thence North 01 tioned and described in THIS FIRM IS A DEBT vided, notice is hereby Attorneys for Assignee ed by the foreclosing mort- 600.3241a, in which case Bennett and Lorraine M... degree 54 minutes 40 sec- the mortgage as follows: COLLECTOR ATTEMPT- given that said mortgage 43252 Woodward Ave., gagee. In that event, your the redemption period Bennett, husband and onds East along said 1/4 Lot 1 of WM. H. WHITE ING TO COLLECT A will be foreclosed by a sale Suite 202 damages, if any, shall be shall be 30 days from the wife, original line 267 feet; thence North & COMPANY'S SUBDIVI- DEBT. ANY INFORMA- of the mortgaged premis- Bloomfield Hills, Ml limited solely to the return date of such sale. mortgagor(s), to Wells 79 degrees 24 minutes 53 SION, of a part of Lot 35 of TION WE OBTAIN WILL es, or some part of them, 48302 of the bid amount ten- Fargo Home Mortgage, seconds East, 1820.01 Beardsley's Second BE USED FOR THAT at public vendue, at the (248) 335-9200 dered at sale, plus inter- Dated: January 31, 2007 Inc., Mortgagee, dated feet; thence South 17 Addition to the Village of PURPOSE. PLEASE Main iobby of the Our File No. 141.00255 est. July 25, 2003, and record- degrees 50 minutes 15 Boyne, now City of Boyne CONTACT OUR OFFICE Charlevoix County For more information, ed on August 6, 2003 in seconds East, 210.10 feet; City, EXCEPT that part of AT THE NUMBER BELOW Courthouse in Charlevoix Notice Of Mortgage MORTGAGE SALE - please call: Liber 561 on Page 234, in thence South 77 degrees Lot1 of William H. White & IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE at 11:00 AM, on March 9, Foreclosure Sale Default has been made in FCX 248.593.1302 Charlevoix county records, 50 minutes 34 seconds Company's Subdivision of MILITARY DUTY. 2007. THIS FIRM IS A DEBT the conditions of a mort- Trott & Trott, PC. Michigan, on which mort- West, 1905.02 feet to the a part of Lot 35 of Said premises are situ- COLLECTOR ATTEMPT- gage made by Robert Attorneys For Servicer gage there is claimed to point of beginning; Being a Beardsley's Second ATTN PURCHASERS: ated in Village of Boyne ING TO COLLECT A Tawse, A Married Man, 30400 Telegraph Rd be due at the date hereof part of Government Lot 2 Addition to the Village of This sale may be rescind- Falls, Charlevoix County, DEBT. ANY INFORMA- and Julie Tawse, His Wife, Ste 200 the sum of One Hundred AND Part of the Boyne, now City of Boyne ed by the foreclosing mort- Michigan, and are TION WE OBTAIN WILL original mortgagor(s), to Bingham Farms, Michigan Sixty-Four Thousand Six Southwest 1/4 of the City, which lies gagee. In that event, your described as: Unit 3, Block BE USED FOR THAT Mortgage Electronic 48025-5822 Hundred Seventeen And Southeast 1/4 of said Northwesterly of a line damages, if any, shall be 3, Gager's Addition to PURPOSE. PLEASE Registration Systems, File #052968F04 09/100 Dollars Section 24. described as: Beginning at limited solely to the return Boyne Falls, according to CONTACT OUR OFFICE Inc., as nominee for lender ($164,617.09), including PARCEL 2: (Main Road a point on the of the bid amount ten- the Plat thereof as record- AT THE NUMBER BELOW and lender's successors interest at 5.875% per Easement) Commencing Southwesterly line of Lot dered at sale, plus inter- ed in Liber 1 of Plats, Page IF YOU ARE !N ACTIVE and/or assigns, annum. at the South 1/4 corner of 1, 40.00 feet est. 19, Charlevoix County . MILITARY DUTY. Mortgagee, dated June 1, Under the power of sale Section 24, Township 33 Southeasterly from the Records 2004, and recorded on contained in said mort- North, Range 8 West; most Westerly corner of MORTGAGE SALE - The redemption period ATTN PURCHASERS: June 14, 2004 in Liber 619 gage and the statute in thence North 01 degree said lot; thence Default has been made in shall be 6 months from the This sale may be rescind- on Page 538, in such case made and pro- 54 minutes 40 seconds Northeasterly to the point the conditions of a mort- date of such sale, unless ed by the foreclosing mort- Charlevoix county records, vided, notice is hereby East along the North and of ending on the Northerly gage made by Daniel T. determined abandoned in gagee. In that event, your Michigan, on which mort- given that said mortgage South 1/4 line of said line of said lot; said point Weisler and Kellie S. accordance with MCLA damages, if any, shall be gage there is claimed to will be foreclosed by a sale Section, 2679.12 feet to ending being 45.00 feet Weisler, Husband and 600.3241a, in which case limited soiely to the return be due at the date hereof of the mortgaged premis- the East and West 1/4 line; Easterly of the Northerly Wife, original the redemption period of the bid amount ten- the sum of One Hundred es, or some part of them, thence North 89 degrees corner of said Lot 1, as mortgagor(s), to Centex shall be 30 days from the dered at sale, plus inter- Sixty-Six Thousand at public vendue, at the 51 minutes 38 seconds deed to MOOT in Liber Home Equity Company, date of such sale. est. Eighteen And 93/100 Main lobby of the East along said 1/4 line 324, Page 703, Charlevoix LLC, Mortgagee, dated Doiiars ($166,018.93), PAGE 12 WWW.C1TIZENANDJ0URNALCQM THE CITIZEN-JOURNAL • February 14, 2007 PUBLIC NOTICES

Notice Of Mortgage determined abandoned in ed in the Township of Michigan, and assigned by Bingham Farms, Michigan 600.3241a, in which case (231)582-1710 Foreclosure Sale accordance with MCLA Hayes, Charlevoix County, said Mortgagee to 48025-5822 the redemption period Said premises are located THIS FIRM IS A DEBT 600.3241a, in which case Michigan, and areDeutsche Bank National File#125602F01 shall be 30 days from the THIS FIRM IS A DEBT in the Township of South COLLECTOR ATTEMPT- the redemption period described as: Trust Company, as Trustee date of such sale. COLLECTOR ATTEMPT- Arm, Charlevoix County, ING TO COLLECT A shall be 30 days from the Lot 1, Bay Shore West, of Ameriquest Mortgage PETER M. SCHNEIDER- ING TO COLLECT A Michigan, and are DEBT. ANY INFORMA- date of such sale. according to the Plat Securities Inc., Asset MAN & ASSOCIATES, Dated: January 18, 2007 DEBT. ANY INFORMA- described as: The North TION WE OBTAIN WILL thereof recorded in Liber Backed Pass-Through PC, IS ATTEMPTING TION WE OBTAIN WILL half of the Northwest quar- BE USED FOR THAT Dated: January 31, 2007 2, Pages 263 through 265, Certificates, Quest Trust TO COLLECT A DEBT, Mortgage Electronic BE USED FOR THAT ter of the Southwest quar- PURPOSE. PLEASE Charlevoix County Series 2006-X1 under the ANY INFORMATION WE Registration Systems, Inc. PURPOSE. PLEASE ter of the Southwest quar- CONTACT OUR OFFICE For more information, Records. Pooling & Servicing OBTAIN WILL BE USED ("MERS"), sojely as nomi- CONTACT OUR OFFICE ter, Section 28, Town 32 AT THE NUMBER BELOW please call: The redemption period Agreement dated as of FOR THAT PURPOSE. nee for lender and ATTHE NUMBER BELOW North, Range 7 West, IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE FCC 248.593.1301 shall be 6 months from the March 1, 2006, Without PLEASE CONTACT OUR lender's successors and IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE including a certain 1963 MILITARY DUTY. Trott & Trott, PC. date of such sale, unless Recourse as assignee by OFFICE AT (248)539- assigns, MILITARY DUTY. Roycraft Mobile Home Attorneys For Servicer determined abandoned in an assignment, on which 7400 IF YOU ARE IN Mortgagee/Assignee Serial No. 18695. ATTN PURCHASERS: 30400 Telegraph Rd accordance with MCLA mortgage there is claimed ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY. MORTGAGE SALE - This sale may be rescind- Ste 200 §600.3241 a, in which case to be due at the date here- Peter M. Schneiderman & Default has been made in By fee simple deed from ed by the foreclosing mort- Bingham Farms, Michigan the redemption period of the sum of Forty-Seven MORTGAGE SALE - Associates, PC. the conditions of a mort- Stephen M. Mumich, Jr. gagee. In that event, your 48025-5822 shall be 30 days from the Thousand Two Hundred Default has been made in 23100 Providence Drive, gage made by Barry J. and Barbara L. Mumich, damages, if any, shall be File#107360F02 date of such sale. TO Ninety-Three And 15/100 the conditions of a mort- Suite 450 Mumich and Kelly A. Husband and Wife as set limited solely to the return ALL PURCHASERS: The Dollars ($47,293.15), gage made by EILEEN C. Southfield, Ml 48075 Mumich, Husband and forth in Book 345, Page of the bid amount ten- THIS FIRM IS A DEBT foreclosing mortgagee can including interest at O'BRIEN, A WIDOW, to Wife, to Washington 732, dated 5/14/1993 and dered at sale, plus inter- COLLECTOR ATTEMPT- rescind the sale. In that 11.15% per annum. Mortgage Electronic STATE OF MICHIGAN Mutual Bank, FA, recorded 5/20/1993, est. ING TO COLLECT A event, your damages, if Under the power of sale Registration Systems, Inc. PROBATE COURT Mortgagee, dated June Charlevoix County DEBT. ANY INFORMA- any, are limited solely to contained in said mort- ("MERS"), solely as nomi- COUNTY OF 12, 2003 and recorded Records, State of MORTGAGE SALE - TION WE OBTAIN WILL the return of the bid gage and the statute in nee for lender and lender's CHARLEVOIX June 24, 2003 in Liber Michigan. Default has been made in BE USED FOR THAT amount tendered at sale, such case made and pro- successors and assigns,, 549, Page 475, Charlevoix the conditions of a mort- PURPOSE. PLEASE plus interest. vided, notice is hereby Mortgagee, dated April 27, NOTICE TO CREDITORS County Records, The redemption period gage made by James CONTACT OUR OFFICE given that said mortgage 2005, and recorded on Decedent's Estate Michigan. There is shall be 12 months from Bruney, a single man, orig- AT THE NUMBER BELOW Dated: January 24, 2007 will be foreclosed by a sale May 5, 2005, in Liber 680, claimed to be due at the the date of such sale, inal mortgagor(s), to ABN IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE of the mortgaged premis- on Page 341, Charlevoix File No.: date hereof the sum of unless determined aban- AMRO Mortgage Group, MILITARY DUTY. Orlans Associates, PC. es, or some part of them, County Records, 07-011072-DE Eighty-One Thousand Six doned in accordance with Inc., Mortgagee, dated Attorneys for Servicer at public vendue, at the Michigan, on which mort- Hundred Ninety-Seven MCLA §600.3241 a, in April 19,2004, and record- MORTGAGE SALE - P.O. Box 5041 Main lobby of thegage there is claimed to Estate of and 17/100 Dollars which case the redemp- ed on May 25, 2064 in Default has been made in Troy, Ml 48007-5041 Charlevoix County be due at the date hereof Robert Henry Peck, ($81,697.17) including tion period shall be 30 Liber 616 on Page 232, in the conditions of a mort- (248)457-1000 Courthouse in Charlevoix the sum of One Hundred deceased interest at 4.875% per days from the date of such Charlevoix county records, gage made by Dennis E. File No. 231.5370 at 11:00 AM, on February Eighty Thousand Three Date of birth: annum. sale. TO ALL PUR- Michigan, on which mort- Miller a/k/a Dennis E. 23, 2007. Hundred Seventy-Eight 04/11/1930 CHASERS: The foreclos- gage there is claimed to Miller, II married to Andrea Notice Of Mortgage Said premises are situ- Dollars and Eighty-Eight Under the power of sale ing mortgagee can rescind be due at the date hereof R. Miller, to Mortgage Foreclosure Sale ated in City of East Cents ($180,378.88), TO ALL CREDITORS:* contained in said mort- the sale. In that event, the sum of One Hundred Electronic Registration THIS FIRM IS A DEBT Jordan, Charlevoix including interest at NOTICE TO CREDITORS: gage and the statute in your damages, if any, are Forty-Seven Thousand Six Systems, Inc., as nominee COLLECTOR ATTEMPT- County, Michigan, and are 6.875% per annum. The decedent Robert such case made and pro- limited solely to the return Hundred Fifty-Five And for lender and lender's ING TO COLLECT A described as: Under the power of sale Henry Peck, who lived at vided, notice is hereby of the bid amount ten- 28/100 Dollars successors and/or DEBT. ANY INFORMA- Commencing 183 feet contained in said mort- 01406 South Shore Drive, given that said mortgage dered at sale, plus inter- ($147,655.28), including assigns, Mortgagee, dated TION WE OBTAIN WILL West and 30 feet South of gage and the statue in Walloon Lake, Michigan will be foreclosed by a sale est. interest at 4.375% per July 12, 2005 and record- BE USED FOR THAT the North 1/8 post on the such case made and pro- died 12712/2006. of the mortgaged premis- annum. ed August 16, 2005 in PURPOSE. PLEASE East line of Section 26, vided, notice is hereby Creditors of the dece- es, or some part of them, Dated: February 14, 2007 Under the power of sale Liber 699, Page 107, CONTACT OUR OFFICE thence South 120 feet, given that said mortgage dent are notified that all at public vendue at the Orlans Associates, PC. contained in said mort- Charlevoix County ATTHE NUMBER BELOW thence West 50 feet, will be foreclosed by a sale claims against the estate main lobby of Charlevoix Attorneys for Servicer gage and the statute in Records, Michigan. IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE thence North 120 feet, of the mortgaged premis- will be forever barred County Courthouse in P.O. Box 5041 such case made and pro- There is claimed to be due MILITARY DUTY. thence East 50 feet to the es, or some part of them, unless presented to Charlevoix in Charlevoix , Troy, Ml 48007-5041 vided, notice is hereby at the date hereof the sum point of beginning. Being a at public venue, at the Robert J. Peck, named County, Michigan at 11:00 (248)457-1000 File given that said mortgage of One Hundred Five ATTN PURCHASERS: part of the Southeast 1/4, Main Lobby of thepersonal representative or a.m. on MARCH 16,2007. No. 362.1015 will be foreclosed by a sale Thousand Seven Hundred This sale may be rescind- of the Northeast 1/4, Charlevoix County proposed personal repre- of the mortgaged premis- Fifty-Three and 83/100 ed by the foreclosing mort- Section 26, Town 32 Courthouse in Charlevoix, sentative, or to both the es, or some part of them, Dollars ($105,753.83) gagee. In that event, your North, Range 7 West. Michigan at 11:00 AM probate court at TO PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS at public vendue, at the including interest at 8.11% damages, if any, shall be The redemption period o'clock, on February 23, Charlevoix County Bldg., MARCH 19, 2007 SEALED BID LEASE AUCTION Main lobby of theper annum. limited solely to the return shall be 6 months from the 2007 301 State Street, NONMETALLIC MINERALS (SAND AND GRAVEL) Charlevoix County of the bid amount ten- Charlevoix, Ml 49720 and Under the power of sale date of such sale, unless Said premises are situ- In an effort to improve management and reclama- dered at sale, plus inter- the named/proposed per- Courthouse in Charlevoix contained in said mort- determined abandoned in ated in Township of tion of existing sand and gravel pits the following est. sonal representative within at 11:00 AM, on March 2, gage and the statute in accordance with MCLA CHARLEVOIX, Charlevoix parcels of State land have been nominated and 2007. such case made and pro- 600.3241a, in which case County, Michigan and 4 months after the date of publication of this notice. approved for competitive sealed bid leasing of the Said premises are situ- vided, notice is hereby MORTGAGE SALE - the redemption period described as: State-owned Nonmetallic Mineral Rights for ated in Township of given that said mortgage Default has been made in shall be 30 days from the LOT 31, BIRCHWOOD "Construction Sand, Gravel, Cobbles, Boulders and Melrose, Charlevoix will be foreclosed by a sale the conditions of a mort- date of such sale. RANCH SHORES NO. 2, Date: 02/14/2007 Clay": County, Michigan, and are of the mortgaged premis- gage made by Jason S. AS RECORDED IN LIBER described as: Lot 100, es, or some part of them, Cabic, a single man, origi- Dated: January 24, 2007 2 ON PAGE 87 OF PLATS. Robert J. Peck W1/2 NE1/4. Section 2, T34N, R01W, Walker Springbrook Hills No. 2, as at public vendue at the nal mortgagor(s), to TAX ID NO. 05-004-350- 615 Douglas Street Township, Cheboygan County, "Hogback Pit", 80 recorded in Liber 2 of main lobby of Charlevoix Ameriquest Mortgage For more information, 031-00 Boyne City, Ml 49712 acres, more or less. Minimum Annual Royalty - Plats, Pages 271, 272, County Courthouse in Company, Mortgagee, please call: (231)582-7796 $2,500.00. and 273, Charlevoix Charlevoix in Charlevoix dated November 9, 2005, FCH 248.593.1300 The redemption period County records. County, Michigan at 11:00 and recorded on Trott & Trott, PC. shall be 6 months from the Robert A. Banner E1/2 SW1/4, Section 25, T39N, R04W, Wawatam The redemption period a.m. on FEBRUARY 23, December 27, 2005 in Attorneys For Servicer date of such sale unless P44709 Township, Emmet County, "French Farm Pit", 80 shall be 6 months from the 2007. Liber 723 on Page 649, in 30400 Telegraph Rd determined abandoned in 213 South Lake Street acres, more or less. Minimum Annual Royalty - date of such sale, unless Said premises are locat- Charlevoix county records, Ste 200 accordance with 1948CL Boyne City, Ml 49712 , $2,500.00. SW1/4 SE1/4, Section 13, T37N, R11W, Peaine CHARLEVOIX COUNTY TENTATIVE EQUALIZATION RATIOS CHARLEVOIX COUNTY Township, Charlevoix County, "French Bay Road Pit; Published as required by PA 165 of 1971 40 acres, more or less. Minimum Annual Royalty - $1,000.00. ; .i ; REAL PF OPERTY PERSONAL AGRICULTURAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL TIMBER-CUTOVER DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY E1/2 NW1/4 NE1/4, Section 4, T44N, R01W, Pickford TOWNSHIP OR CITY RATIO FACTOR RATIO FACTOR RATIO FACTOR RATIO FACTOR RATIO FACTOR RATIO FACTOR RATIO FACTOR Township, Chippewa County, "Kinross Gravel Pit", 20 acres, more or less. Minimum Annual Royalty - BAY TOWNSHIP 49.39 1.00000 45.55 1.09769 N/A N/A 48.99 1.02062 N/A N/A N/A N/A 50.00 1.00000 $5,000.00. BOYNE VALLEY TOWNSHIP 49.97 1.00000 47.96 1.04254 47.59 1.05064 45.89 1.08956 N/A N/A N/A N/A 50.00 1.00000 CHANDLER TOWNSHIP 48.46 1.03178 48.88 1.02291 47.96 1.04254 48.87 1.02312 49.01 1.00000 N/A N/A 50.00 1.00000 These are existing pits so the remaining extraction CHARLEVOIX TOWNSHIP N/A N/A 48.86 1.02333 49.68 1.00000 45.94 1.08838 N/A N/A N/A N/A 50.00 1.00000 area may not be for the full leased acreage. Sand and EVANGEUNE TOWNSHIP N/A 1.00000 47.82 1.04559 46.46 1.07619 48.63 1.02817 N/A N/A N/A N/A 50.00 1.00000 gravel pits will be limited to approximately ten (10) EVELINE TOWNSHIP 48.00 1.04167 47.93 1.04319 45.84 1.09075 48.51 1.03072 N/A N/A N/A N/A 50.00 1.00000 acre areas for operations as defined by the annual HAYES TOWNSHIP 49.67 1.00000 48.65 1.02775 46.84 1.06746 49.83 1.00000 N/A N/A N/A N/A 50.00 1.00000 development and reclamation plan. As each area is HUDSON TOWNSHIP 45.51 1.09866 46.13 1.08389 48.33 1.03455 45.82 1.09123 46.97 1.06451 N/A N/A 50.00 1.00000 reclaimed, an additional area may be allowed for MARION TOWNSHIP 49.58 1.00000 46.57 1.07365 46.98 1.06428 49.50 1.00000 N/A N/A N/A N/A 50.00 1.00000 operations. Sealed bids must he received by 2:00 p.m., Eastern MELROSE TOWNSHIP 47.02 1.06338 48.25 1.03627 49.04 1.00000 47.25 1.05820 46.89 1.06633 N/A N/A 50.00 1.00000 Daylight Time (EDT), Monday March 19, 2007. They NORWOOD TOWNSHIP 49.01 1.00000 44.91 1.11334 47.86 1.04471 48.01 1.04145 N/A N/A N/A N/A 50.00 1.00000 will be opened at 3:00 p.m., Eastern Daylight (EDT) PEAINE TOWNSHIP 47.02 1.06338 49.06 1.00000 49.91 1.00000 45.06 1.10963 N/A N/A N/A N/A 50.00 1.00000 Time, Monday, March 19.2007, by the Department of ST. JAMES TOWNSHIP N/A N/A 48.69 1.02690 N/A 1.00000 49.55 1.00000 N/A N/A N/A N/A 50.00 ' 1.00000 Natural Resources (DNR), Forest, Mineral and Fire SOUTH ARM TOWNSHIP 48.49 1.03114 N/A N/A N/A 50.00 1.00000 47.11 1.06135 48.95 1.02145 47.24 1.05843 N/A Management (FMFM), Mineral and Land WILSON TOWNSHIP 47.31 1.05686 47.23 1.05865 49.09 1.00000 49.41 1.00000 48.18 1.03778 N/A N/A 50.00 1.00000 Management Section. Forest, Mineral and Fire CITY OF BOYNE CITY N/A N/A 46.98 1.06428 48.09 1.03972 47.97 1.04232 N/A N/A N/A N/A 50.00 1.00000 Management is located on the Fifth Floor of the CITY OF CHARLEVOIX N/A N/A 48.30 1.03520 48.09 1.03972 46.51 1.07504 N/A N/A N/A N/A 50.00 1.00000 Stevens T. Mason Building, 530 West Allegan Street, CITY OF EAST JORDAN N/A N/A 48.74 1.02585 48.91 1.02229 46.46 1.07619 N/A N/A N/A N/A 50.00 1.00000 Lansing, Michigan 48933. Sealed bids may be hand- delivered to this address or mailed to P.O. Box 30452. Equalization Ratios, as shown, are the percentages of assessed valuations to true cash value as determined by a survey of individual assessments. Lansing, Mi 48909-7952. Sealed bids received after The Multipliers are those necessary to bring the Ratios to the required 50% of estimated true cash value. 2:00 p.m., Monday, March 19, 2007. will NOT be accepted and will be returned, unopened, to the bid- The Multipliers, as shown, are tentative and subject to change as the result of possible adjustments by individual assessing officers. Assuming that no der. adjustments are made, the Multiplier may be applied to each individual valuation. Each sealed bid received will be secured in a pro- tected location and remain unopened until the bid Note: THESE MULTIPLIERS REPLACE THOSE OF 2006 AND ARE NOT AN ADDITION TO OR SUBTRACTION FROM THEM. opening date and time. Under the Freedom of Information Act. sealed bid proposals are exempt until Prepared by: after the bid opening date and time. William T. Wolf, Director Bidding is on the royalty, per short ton (2,000 Charlevoix County Equalization Department pounds, avoirdupois). Bids must be in whole cent 301 State Street Charlevoix, Ml 49720 amounts for the lease sale with no allowance made for moisture content of materials. The royalty applies to all materials removed from the lease location. There is no minimum bid. However, since 2002, suc- cessful bids have ranged from $0.50 to $5.25 per ton. In the case of a tie bid, those bidders will need to sub- mit another bid by mail. All bids and issuance of leases are subject to approval by the Director of the DNR, the Transportation and Natural Resources Committee, and the State Administrative Board.

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