Charlevoix County News - Section B - September 06, 2012

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By Chrs Fel

Boyne Cty 18,

Kent Cty 13

BOYNE CITY The Boyne City

football team helped cap a very

successful first-ever Rambler Dayat Boyne City with a 18-13 victory

over Kent City on August 30, as

the soccer, volleyball and JV foot-

ball teams came away victorious.

The final contest however, was

not an easy one.

Boyne trailed 13-9 at halftime,

before using a nine point third

quarter, along with some solid de-fense in overcoming a trio of

turnovers in the red zone to come

away with the win.

Very pleased with how thekids reacted through the adver-

sity, when things went wrong,

Rambler coach David Hills said.

They settled down and re-sponded well.

With the victory, Boyne im-

proves to 2-0.

The Ramblers got on the board

first, as freshman Malik Smith

crossed the goal line from 5 yards

out at the 7:40 mark of the first

for a 6-0 lead, the extra-point at-tempt was no good.

On the ensuing drive Kent

City's Shane Rodenberg was able

to punch it in with a 45-yard run,

along with the extra-point with

3:59 remaining in the quarter for

a 7-6 Eagles lead.

Boyne went back on top 9-7 at10:33 of the second quarter when

senior place-kicker Austin Gard-

ner split the uprights for a 32-

yard field goal.

The Ramblers would make acrucial defensive stand at their

own 12 yard line with 4:49 left in

the half and take over on downs,

but after a Boyne punt, Kent Cityquarterback/running back

combo of Jake Krueger/Roden-

berg moved the ball 75-yards to

paydirt, capped by a 2-yard score

by Rodenberg with 14.1 secondsremaining in the half for a 13-9

Eagle lead.

Boyne City stopped the Eagles

opening possession of the thirdquarter and forced Kent City to

punt. Rambler sophomore Maceo

Vroman scooped the punt on a

roll, maneuvered his waythrough a couple of would be

tacklers and exploded into the

open field for a 63-yard score.

Gardner's extra-point attemptwas good, giving Boyne a 16-13

lead with 9:53 remaining in the

third.

Our special teams gave us aboost, Hills added. From the

kicking to the returning, the kids

made us look good.

After exchanging a couple ofpossessions, the Ramblers found

themselves driving towards the

end-zone but turned the ball over,

fumbling inside the 5-yard line.

But on the ensuing Eagle snap,Rambler senior Brady Calo

busted through the line and

wrapped up Kent City running

back Chad Brown in the end-zonefor a safety, pushing the Boyne

lead to 18-13 with 3:51 remaining

in the quarter.

With the Eagles driving with1:16 left in the fourth quarter,

Boyne junior defensive back Jor-

dan Wilmot intercepted a

Krueger pass and the Ramblers

ran out the clock to preserve thevictory.

Leading the Ramblers offen-

sively, was Smith, as he carried 26

times for 135 yards and a touch-

down, Bradley Fouchia added 75

yards on 12 carries, and also

hauled in three passes for 53yards. Senior Jamael Kelly also

rushed seven times, picking up 40

yards.

As a team, Boyne rushed for

283 yards.

Corey Redman finished 3-of-5for 53 yards passing.

Kent City fell to 0-2, and was

led by Krueger's passing, as he

went 13-of-21 for 176 yards. Roden-

berg carries seven times for 57

yards and caught four passes for

69 yards.The Rambler defense was led

by 14 tackles from senior Alan

Manross, while Conner Mills

added nine, Wilmot recorded five

tackles to go with his intercep-

tion, and Calo added two stops,one for a safety.

Our young team responded

well, Hills said. We played well

and found a way to win.

Boyne will host Kalkaska on

September 7 at 7pm, to open up

Lake Michigan Conference play.Kalkaska enters the contest with

a 2-0 record.

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Heather Nichols, Boyne City.The Rambler setter recorded 60assists and five aces in theBoyne City, Lake Michigan Con-ference tri-meet sweep overHarbor Springs and Charlevoix.

Heather Nichols,

Boyne CityAustin Gardner and Maceo Vroman, Boyne City.The Rambler special teams duo helped combineto score 10 points in the Boyne City victory overKent City. Gardner kicked a 32-yard field goal andadded and extra-point, while Vroman returned apunt 63 yards for the go- ahead score.

Austin Gardner(l), Maceo Vroman(r)

Boyne City

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Ramblers improve to 2-0

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By Chrs Fel

Mple Ct Gle

Lke 32,

Chrlevox 0

GLEN LAKE TheLakers picked up where

they left off last week, asthey rolled past the visit-

ing Charlevoix Rayders32-0 on August 30.

Charlevoix committed

four turnovers, givingGlen Lake a short field to

work with a majority ofthe night.

The Rayder offense

was led by Brian Noirotwith 34 yards on nine

carries, Charlie Hamil-

ton rushed six times for25 yards, and Tanner

Catt added 20 yards on

nine carries.Charlevoix's defense

was led by GreysonSpegele with 14 tackles.

Sam Eakes finished with12, Tommy Zipp added

seven and Shane Suther-land six tackles.

Charlevoix, 0-2, hosts a

2-0 Grayling Vikingsteam on September 7 at

7pm, in the opening LakeMichigan Conference

contest for both teams.

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St. ignce 53,

Est Jordn 0

ST. IGNACE TheSaints improved to 2-0,

and the Red Devils fell to

0-2 as St. Ignace rolled to a53-0 non-conference vic-

tory on August 30.No statistics were avail-

able at press time.East Jordan, 0-2, travels

to Harbor Springs against

the 1-1 Rams as bothteams open Lake Michi-

gan Conference play at7pm on September 7.

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September 8

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September 6, 2012 Charlevoix County News Page 3B

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(LEELANAU PENINSULA,Mich) The 11th annual Harvest

Stompede Vineyard Run & Walk

and Wine Tour is a great way to ex-perience the beauty of the Lee-

lanau Wine Trail at harvest time,with local food pairings and wine

from the exceptional 2011 vintage.The event takes place the weekend

of September 8 & 9th, 2012 and is

considered one of the most scenicrunning & wine touring events in

the Midwest!Harvest on the Leelanau Penin-

sula is an exciting time, says Matt

Gregory, of Chateau de Leelanau.As vintners, we have literally

waited all year for this moment. Wehave watched our grapes go from

tiny green marbles to the perfectlyripe fruit that makes our regions

wine stand out from the rest. We

want to share this excitement withyou at this years Harvest Stom-

pede. Stop by any one of our 20 Lee-lanau Peninsula wineries and see

how the harvest is going - Im sureyou wont be disappointed!

The weekends festivities kick off

at 9:00am on Saturday morning atCiccone Vineyard with the Harvest

Stompede race. While race regis-

tration is not included with yourwine tour ticket, its a great event

for spectators. The one-of-a-kind

course meanders through rollingvineyard rows that will be heavy

with ripening wine grapes that aresoon to be picked. The race is de-

signed for both serious and recre-ational runners or walkers, with

options for a 5K walk, 5K run, or 7

mile run.The Harvest Stompede Wine

Tour starts at 11:00am on Saturdayfollowing the race and continues

on Sunday. It features a special

wine pour and food pairing at eachof the 20 Leelanau Peninsula Vint-

ners Association member wineries.To highlight our regions culinary

excellence, each winery will bepartnering with farmers and

restaurants to feature local ingre-

dients in their food pairings.Lodging packages and tickets are

on sale now at www.lpwines.com.Harvest Stompede Food Pairings

Black Star Farms will be servingRoasted chicken, mozzarella and

basil rotolo with a smoked tomato

coulis paired with 2010 ArcturosBarrel-Aged Chardonnay.

Chateau Fontaine is dishing up

their Cincinnati Style Dixie Chili3 Way on spaghetti topped with

cheese featuring Candy Onions

from the M-204 Farmers Stand.Cherry Republic will serve their

Great Hall Reisling paired withBrie and apples and a house made

nut sampler.Ciccone is serving Gazpacho

wonderful cold spicy soup full of

fresh herbs and vegetables fromthe Ciccone family garden paired

with their Riesling!45 North is serving locally grown

heirloom tomatoes with fresh moz-

zarella and basil drizzled with Fus-tinis olive oil and a dollop of pesto

with their crisp 2011 Pinot Gris.Gills Pier will be pouring Royce,

a dry Pinot Gris blend compli-mented by a Poultry Pasta Primav-

era.

Good Harbor will be going localwith Carlsons of Leland fish pate

served with grapes and crackersand paired with their Fishtown

White.Good Neighbor Organic offers

grilled brats then simmered in

smoked beer, served naked withhummus and pita. Theyll serve

this with cold cider and draft beer!

L. Mawby has a Michigan CornArepas with spiced venison

sausage, paired with Conservancy.

Silver Leaf will be having anearly Oktoberfest celebration with

bratwursts & sauerkraut servedwith their Riesling.

Verterra is serving Vol au VentBaked French Brie with Verterra

Jam (preserves made from wine

grapes) and Granny Smith match-stick apples paired with their

award-winning Pinot Gris.Willow will be serving Local

Apple Crisp with caramel topping

along with their 2011 Semi dryPinot Gris.

Ticket InformationThe event routinely sells out and

advance tickets are required. Tick-ets are $40 and include special food

and wine pairings at each tasting

room. They are available online atwww.lpwines.com. Tasting hours

on Saturday are 11am to 6pm; Sun-day hours are noon to 5pm. All

ticket holders receive a commemo-rative event wine glass as well.

11th Annual Harvest Stompede Vineyard Run & Walk plus Wine Trail

Event Celebrates the Flavor of Harvest on Leelanau Peninsula

Troy La Count ~ Owner231-599-2483 Fax 231-599-2469 Cell 231-675-2348

email: [email protected] US Hwy 31 N Eastport, Michigan 49627

Ramblrs swp Lak Mch-gan Cnfrnc fs n pnrHicks, Nichols lead Boyne

By Chrs Fel

BOYNE CITY The Ramblers got a combined 43 killsand eight blocks from junior Kylie Hicks, setter

Heather Nichols added 60 assists and five aces andErin Baker finished with 34 digs as Boyne City swept

Harbor Springs and Charlevoix in a Lake Michigan

Conference tri-meet volleyball on August 30 as part ofBoyne City's first-ever Rambler Day.

Boyne opened with a 25-23, 25-10,25-15 win over theRams, and then beat the Rayders 25-16, 25-17, 25-15.

Charlevoix topped Harbor 25-16, 25-14, 25-14 in theother contest.

We got off to a slow start against Harbor, Rambler

coach Casie Parker said. But then we picked it up.Against the Rams, Hicks finished with 19 kills and

four blocks, while Nichols added 33 assists and fiveaces.

Also for Boyne, Rainy McCune finished 17 digs andErin Baker had 16, while McCune, Mary Myers and

Baker all served at 100 percent.

In the Rambler victory over the Rayders, Hicks fin-ished with 24 kills and four blocks, Baker chipped in

with 18 digs, and Nichols added 27 setter assists. BothBaker and Hicks served at 100 percent in the match.

This was a big match for us, Parker said, We havenot beaten Charlevoix in a few years, our girls were

pumped from the very first point of the game and kept

the momentum going almost the entire match. Kylieplayed out of her mind today, it was tough to stop her.

We also had good and smart game play from MaryMyers.

In the two Rayder contests, Karley Pearsall com-

bined to finish with 16 kills, 14 digs, six aces and fiveblocks, while Madeline Boss added 14 kills and 10 digs.

Also for Charlevoix, Gloria Greene and Cassidy Pee-bles added 19 and 14 assists, respectively; Jennaca

Holecheck and Anna Way added 13 digs each and Pee-bles nine.

I am confident that the girls are a fighting team,

they want to compete and have high expectations ofthe team as a whole, Charlevoix coach Audra Randall

said. Our consistency and positive game energy willinfluence the girls being able to be successful on the

court and win games.

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By Chrs Fel

EAST JORDAN The East Jordan volleyball team

recorded a victory over the Mancelona Lady Ironmen,25-5, 25-15, 25-10 on August 28.

For the Red Devils, Paige Poindexter scored 11points, including three aces and five kills. Angie

Watkins added nine total points, with four aces, three

blocks, five kills and three digs and Valerie Petersadded nine points, with five aces, three kills and five

assists.Both Peters and Poindexter served at 100 percent for

East Jordan.

The Michigan Department ofTransportation (MDOT) is once

again making game day traffic in-formation available for Michigan

State University, University of

Michigan, and Detroit Lions foot-ball fans on MDOTs Web site at

www.michigan.gov/mdot. You canfind Getting to the Game traffic

information atwww.michigan.gov/getting-

tothegame or you can click on theGetting to the Game icon on the

MDOT Web site home page. Game

day travel updates will be postedregularly throughout the fall sea-

son.Wherever possible, construction

on home game days surroundingevents in East Lansing and Ann

Arbor will be suspended and lanesreopened. However, MDOT urges

motorists to drive with caution in

those work zones where restric-tions are still in place.

Dont Barrel Through WorkZones! - Drive Smart to Stay Alive.

MDOT puts traffic information online for game day travelers

The Great Northwest Bass Anglersclub from East Jordan held a bass

tournament on Lake Margarethe,near Grayling. First place went to

the team of Goober Berry and Je-remy Brush. They were the only

team to catch a ten fish limit of bass,

weighing 21lbs 11oz. Second place

went to the team of Jerry Hepnerand Doug Robinson. Their 5 fish

weighed 10 lbs 3oz. Third place wentto Jeff McFarland and Matt Konchel.

Their weight was 8lbs 3.5oz, that in-cluded big bass of the day. Matt

caught a big smallmouth that

weighed 4 lbs 15.5 oz

The next meeting is September6th, 7PM at the BRI in Boyne City. If

you are interested in joining, showup at a meeting, or contact Dan

Miller at 231-350-0118

East Jordan Bass Anglershold Tourney on Lake Margarethe

Rchrd Goober Berry(l) nd Jeremy Brush wth therfrst plce trophes. CouRTESy PhoTo

Mtt Konchel nd bg bss of the dy, 4lbs 15.5oz.CouRTESy PhoTo


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2008 Chevy Impala LTZ.

Luxury plus it has GMs Cer-tified Extended Warranty &28 MPG Hwy! Spoiler, re-mote start, heated leather.Great tires and sharp alloys.$1,000 off this week!$13,988. Dave KringChevrolet-Cadillac, 1861 US31 North, Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585.

2009 Chevy Malibu 2LT.Save $3,000 NOW! Lessthan 31,000 miles! GM Ex-tended Factory Warranty!Heated seats, sunroof, sportthumb shifting accessoryand more, Dont wait! Now$14,988. Dave KringChevrolet-Cadillac, 1861 US31 North, Petoskey, MI 231-

347-2585.2010 Chevy Aveo LT. 1owner! 33 MPG highway,bright blue, rear deckspoiler, CD, Air conditioning,

Automatic, Tilt steeringwheel, OnStar & Safe. Per-fect for the young driver.Save $1,000 this week.Dave Kring Chevrolet-Cadil-lac, 1861 US 31 North,Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585.

2010 Chevy Cobalt LTSport. Save $1,000 now onthis Sporty and EconomicalCobalt! Sunroof, Heatedleather, Sport body Fasciaswith Spoiler, Bluetooth, CDw/High Performance Audio,Now $13,980. Dave KringChevrolet-Cadillac, 1861 US31 North, Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585.

2010 Chevy Impala, Fullyloaded, flex fuel. Nice look-ing red car. Payments aslow as $199 a month.Petoskey Auto Group, No-body Sell For Less 2215 N.US-31, Petoskey, MI 231-347-6080. www.petoskeyau-togroup.com

2010 Toyota Corolla LE. Re-duced $2,000! 1 owner! 30plus MPGs, BrightWhite/gray cloth, ABS, Trac-tion control, Curtain, Pas-senger Airbag, CD player,

Air conditioning and more!Now $14,980. Dave KringChevrolet-Cadillac, 1861 US31 North, Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585.

2011 Chevy HHR LT. Save$500 now on this 1 owner!Chevrolet Certified Ex-tended New Car Warrantymeans NO Worries, CDplayer, Sharp with 25kmiles. Great Ride! Now!$15,488. Dave KringChevrolet-Cadillac, 1861 US31 North, Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585.

2011 Toyota Corolla. Looksand drives like new. Just30,000 miles. Payments aslow as $199 a month.Petoskey Auto Group, No-body Sell For Less 2215 N.US-31, Petoskey, MI 231-

347-6080. www.petoskeyau-togroup.com

Rent-to-own vehicles at Tai-lored Enterprises inPetoskey. Toll Free 888-774-2264 or 231 347-3332.www.tailoredenterprises.com. Also, We have scooterson sale now

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1961 LINCOLN CONTI-NENTAL sedan. Beige, only68,000 miles. Good condi-tion. Best offer. Serious of-fers only. Contact by mail.John, PO Box 35, HubbardLake, MI 49747. Cell: 717-491-7670

1989 JAGUAR VJS CON-

VERTIBLE. Like new withonly 26,000 actual miles.Last of the V-12s. Must sell.$7,900 obo. 989-848-2238.

CASH FOR OLD CARS.Please dont send tocrusher. Michels Collision &Restoration 231-348-7066

FOR SALE: 1940 FORDPICKUP. 231-348-7066

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DELL Latitude refurbishednotebooks. $195 each. Info989-370-9070. e-mail [email protected]

COMPUTER GIVING YOUHEADACHES? Call Davethe Computer Doc at 989-731-1408 for in-your-home

or business repair, service,upgrades, virus and spy-ware removal, training.

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FIREWOOD B.MOEKE.Order now pay later, within30 miles of Boyne City. 231-631-9600 call text [email protected]

FIREWOOD FOR SALE.Logging tops, hard maple,good access. Need 4x4 forback hill. Boyne City - BoyneFalls. Call Forester, 231-536-7347

TOTAL WOOD HEAT. Safe,clean, efficient and comfort-able Outdoor Wood Furnacefrom Central Boiler. DoubleL Tack 989-733-7651

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FREE CLASSIFIED ADS!Post your Garage Sale forfree at www.Michigan-MoneySaver.com. Buy andsell in Northern Michigan.This even creates a map toshow where your GarageSale is located.

GARAGE & YARD SALE,Mackinaw City, 1340 West

Central Ave. Sept 8 & 9,9am-5pm. Check us out. Weare sure you will find some-thing you cant live without.HUNDREDS OF ITEMSUNDER $1. FRIDAY - SAT-URDAY. 9am - 3pm. Sellingitems from abandoned stor-age units. 1 new unit justadded. Furniture, clothes,household, knick knacks,toys, something for every-one. APS Mini Warehouse.112 East Sixth St. Gaylord.

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One Day CONCEALEDPISTOL LICENSE class,Sept. 22 at Frontier Ways.231-258-4817 or Frontier-ways.com.

RIFLES & HANDGUNS forsale. Private seller. therock-

[email protected]. 989-370-9070.

Cash for Rifles & Shotguns.Also want old fishing tackle.989-390-1529

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Advertising Sales BoyneCity Part Time Salesper-son. The best candidate willbe friendly and enjoy help-ing local businesses createprint advertising to helpthem reach consumersthroughout Northern Michi-gan with our newspapersand associated products.Work your own schedule.Good commission rate.Must have computer, Inter-net access and dependabletransportation. E-mail info toDave at Office@Charlevoix-

CountyNews.com.

Advertising Sales

Charlevoix Part TimeSalesperson. The best can-didate will be friendly andenjoy helping local busi-nesses create print advertis-ing to help them reachconsumers throughoutNorthern Michigan with ournewspapers and associatedproducts. Work your ownschedule. Good commissionrate. Must have computer,Internet access and de-pendable transportation. E-mail info to Dave [email protected].

Advertising Sales Cheboygan Part TimeSalesperson. The best can-didate will be friendly and

enjoy helping local busi-nesses create print advertis-ing to help them reachconsumers throughoutNorthern Michigan with ournewspapers and associatedproducts. Work your ownschedule. Good commissionrate. Must have computer,Internet access and de-pendable transportation. E-mail resume [email protected]

Feature Writer Grayling/Lewiston/Mio Report positive news andwrite feature stories. Experi-enced writer and photogra-pher a plus. Must haveDigital camera, computerand positive outlook. E-mailinfo and samples to Dave [email protected].

Question & Answers AboutSelling Real Estate

intrr Spccatns

Number of bedrooms.Pros: Common minimum re-

quested configurations are 3 bed-rooms. Newer parents prefer

bedrooms located on one level.

Cons: 2 bedrooms appeal prima-rily to first-time home buyers,

singles or seniors. However, dont

discount a two bedroom if anextra den will satisfy your space

requirements.

Number of bathrooms.Pros: More than one bath is pre-

ferred by most people. One bath

homes are often less expensive.

Cons: Dont pass up a one bathhome is there is room to add a

second bath. Sometimes it costs

less to put in an extra bath than itdoes to buy a two-bath home.

square footage.Pros: larger spaces offer more

room and cost less per square foot

than smaller spaces.

Cons: Dont be misled as lay-out

is more important than actualsquare footage. Sometimes well

designed smaller spaces appear

larger.

boNus rooms.Pros: Extra space for media

rooms, art studios, childrensplayrooms, gyms, den/study.

Cons: More expensive.

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Featured Property

Enchanting cottage with stunning

Lake Charlevoix frontage

By Jm akns

Paradise awaits!

This quaint and enchanting

two-bedroom cottage is set along

100 feet of frontage offering stun-

ning Lake Charlevoix views near

Boyne City. USA Today recently

named Lake Charlevoix the

Best Lake in the Nation east of

the Rocky Mountains, and this

beautiful cabin overlooking thecrystal blue waters is a perfect

place to enjoy this treasure in

northern Michigan.

The cabin has nearly 700

square feet of living space, with

knotty pine exterior finishes,

vaulted ceiling, and views of the

lake from the main living area as

well as the bedroom spaces. This

is a fabulous location, and its

hard to imagine a setting that

would be more inviting here in

the north. Whether sitting back

on the patio and enjoying the

scenery as it unfolds before your

eyes, or heading into the waters

for a swim, to fish, sail or simply

take a leisurely cruisethis is

THE spot for taking in all thenorth has to offer.

This charming cabin and ex-

traordinary location featuring

100 feet of Lake Charlevoix

frontage is being offered at

$275,000.

Located at 3927 LakeshoreRoad near Boyne City, for a more

information or to arrange a tour,

call Marty Moody or Christo-

pher Christensen at Lyndas RealEstate Service in Boyne City at

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1210 mOuntaIn ROad, EaSt JORdan

Many unique rooms and options. There arerooms for dens, rooms for walk-in closets,rooms for suites, or just plain rooms for evenmore than 4 beds! Outside, the HUGE heatedpole barn with power, water and 200 ampservice offers TONS of options as well! MLS434373. Ask forMike Stark. $199,900

13456 StOVER ROad, unIt #15, cHaRlEVOIX

Looking for maintenance free living in north-ern Michigan? Well you have found it! Thiscondo is move in ready and the tasteful furni-ture and furnishings can be negotiated withthe sale! Need a place to park your boat?This condo offers that too! With the marina,launch and beach around the corner as wellas a restaurant/bar this condo is the perfectgetaway! MLS 432854. Ask for Jennifer Burr-Cutler. $88,000

10725 ESSEX ROad, EllSWORtH

Beautiful country views and plenty of acreagefor your needs.This Tri-Level home is in won-derful shape! Plenty of space, storage andless than 5 miles from Torch Lake! Centrallylocated between Petoskey and Traverse City,this home is perfect for you! MLS 434643. AskforJennifer Burr-Cutler. $187,900

5485 SIX mIlE lakE ROad., EllSWORtH

Nice retreat! Well maintained home on 9acres to roam! If hunting and fishing is yourgame, this property will be right up your alley!The inside of this home is like new and anaddition was just put on a few years agoadding a rather large dining/living roomcombo to enjoy time with family and friends.A n ewer heat pump keeps utilit y bills at aminimum. MLS 433393. Ask for Jenni fer Burr-Cutler. $99,900

300 nORtOn StREEt., EaSt JORdan

Fantastic home includes a large wrap-aroundcovered porch, open living spaces, largebedrooms, finished full basement with familyroom and office/play area and partiallywooded lot all located just a stone's throwfrom the public beach. 2 car garage and anadditional garage for "toy" storage. Accessedvia a quiet side street and a paved drive.Priced to sell-so don't wait long!.MLS 434537.Ask for Mike Stark. $175,000

4737 pEaRSall, EaSt JORdan

Here's a little northern Michigan gem. 9 Acresand new carpet, paint, appliances, countertops and roof. You don't find this combinationeveryday. With 9 acres just outside of town,this won't last long. MLS 433029. Ask for RickWarden. $59,900

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511 BaRkER StREEt, EaSt JORdan

Very cute, very clean and well maintainedhome in town, close to everything! Cozy gasfireplace for those cold winter nights. Greatdeck with a large back yard for room to roamor a garden. The pole barn has plenty ofroom for 2 cars and a workshop or a hobbyroom, plus all your toys! Come take a look foryourself! MLS 434463. Ask for Jennifer Burr-Cutler. $89,900

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Recently remodeled home just outside theVillage limits. Includes wrap around deck,30 x 40 pole barn w/ loft and almost 5acres. Roof was new last year. Outdoorwood burner allows for LOW heating coststhroughout the winter. MLS 433221. Ask forJennifer Burr-Cutler. $109,900

3630 JORdan RIVER Rd., ElmIRa

This home has been completely remodeled!New vinyl windows, new maple floor cover-ing. multiple new fixtures, cabinets, counter-tops, toilet and vanity. New deck on theback. Only 7 miles to Boyne Mountain, 1block from Alba Schools and RIGHT on thesnowmobile trail! MLS 433617. Ask forJen-nifer Burr-Cutler. $55,900

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4450 lOEB, cHaRlEVOIX

QUAD-LEVEL HOME, with so much charm!It does need a roof and deck repaired, butshe has style and flair inside. Custom paint-ing, and good upkeep make this turnkeyhome a great deal even at this price! MLS434503. As k for Mike Stark. $74,900

03451 cOmmOdORE, EaSt JORdan

This home offers a Virginia Ledge stone gasfireplace in living room, a brick wood burningfireplace in family room and a wet bar withrefrigerator. Kitchen features maple cabinets,granite countertiops, hardwood floors andstainless steel appliances, plus a butlerpantry off the kitchen with wine cooler andgranite countertop. Lake Charlevoix access!!MLS 432758. As k for Mike Stark. $224,900

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2791 WIllIamS ROad, EaSt JORdan

In the country & very peaceful. This mobile isin excellent shape with vinyl siding and win-dows, as well as a metal roof. Newer furnace,updated kitchen, fenced in yard, including agreat spot for a garden! The pole barn is 24 x48 with a metal roof, concrete floor, 200 ampservice, gas line ready for service and an over-head door 9.8 x 11.8. MLS 434356. Ask for Jen-nifer Burr-Cutler. $36,900

00853 FOuRtH StREEt, cHaRlEVOIX

Great updated home. A unique sun styleroom is full seasonal living space, and LakeMichigan is only a short distance away. Therelaxing, large backyard adds to the out-door enjoyment you'll receive.. Located inthe "village of Norwood" gives the comfortof some neighbors but still the overall out-in-the-country feel of peace and quiet. MLS

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White Pines in the front and mixed hard-woods in the back. Road is County main-tained. Close to snowmobile trails, Stateland, Jordan Valley and River! Perfect for anoutdoorsmen! Hunting season is just aroundthe corner, take a look now. $16,000. MLS431293. Ask for Jennifer Burr-Cutler.

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4885 SlOOp ROad, EaSt JORdan

165' on Deer Creek and home to manyRainbows, Brooks and Browns. Thisproperty is awaiting the right owner tobuild their dream cabin/home or enjoy afishing getaway all to their self for yearsto come! Not to far out of town, just min-utes from the snowmobile trails for winterfun as well, come take a look for yourself

today! MLS 434372. Ask for Jennifer Burr-Cutler. $28,000

Great location... $64,900This home is close to town, yet far enough to be "out in the country". Full walk-out basement that is partially finished plus roughed in for more. Add thatfamily room, game room, home office, you name it. The garage, which is a48x32 pole barn again opens your choices! MLS 434473. Ask for Mike Stark.

Turn of the Century home with architectural charm! This home has re-cently had extensive remodeling. Beautiful wood floors, an updatedkitchen, a formal dining room for entertaining, as well as a newer fur-nace and roof ! Close to schools and downtown for your conveniences!MLS 430906. Ask forJennifer Burr-Cutler.

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This great little ranch has a full finished base-ment plus 2 additional finished yet nonconform-ing bedrooms for many uses. Second bath,located in the lower level. The 2 acres outsideencompasses open lawn, trees, ravine, andgarden space galore. With recent updates, thekitchen has a modern flair and color throughout.MLS 434039. Ask for Mike Stark. $69,900


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