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EAST JORDAN The

East Jordan Red Devils willsuit up only 17 football

players when they take the

field for the first snap thisseason, but those 17 young

men bring with them atough work ethic and a

great attitude.Well, we don't have a lot

of kids out this season, buttheir attitude is great, its abreath of fresh air, vet-

eran coach Allan Petersonsaid. I'm proud of these

guys and how hard theyhave been working.

Some of the top re-

turnees and early surprisesfor the Red Devils will be

senior, Zack Shepard, anathletes who has come

along way since his footballdays began. Junior Ben

Walton, is regarded and an

outstanding athlete andsuper player, and Weston

Swanson a junior that cameinto the preseason with

some added foot speed andhas been a pleasant sur-

prise.

We have a positive out-look on the season, Peter-

son added. Were prettyoptomistic about things

and we look to surprise afew people and do well.

We will be doing some new

Low on numbers, loaded withpositive attitude and work ethic

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The Boyne City Booster Foundation will be

co-sponsoring Rambler Day with the BoyneCity Athletic Department. The all day commu-

nity function will include a variety of sportsevents and entertainment.

Varsity Soccer will start the festivities whenthey match-up against Kalkaska at 10:00 a.m.,

followed by Freshman, Junior Varsity and

Varsity Volleyball matches against Charlevoixand Harbor Spring at 12:00. Afternoon and

evening competition includes football, as theJunior Varsity and Varsity teams battle Kent

City at 4:00 and 7:00 p.m.During the festivities there will be live

music, games, face painting, and a dunk tank.

A lunch and dinner menu will be availablealong with beverages.

A ping-pong ball drop will conclude the day.Raffle tickets are available at the offices of

Ralph Gillett, CPA and Lyndas Real EstateService in Boyne City. The grand prize winner

will win $2000.00 and runner up will receive

an i-Pad.The BCBF raises funds to distribute for the

benefit of the students of the Boyne CitySchool District. Some of the recent distribu-

tions supported the High School Track Team,

P.R.I.D.E Team, Art Department, and PhysicsClass. Grants were also given to the Middle

School to support the At Risk Summer Read-ing Program and Summer School Field Trip.

A total of $12,702 was distributed this year insupport of school programs.

For additional information, please call Mike

Webster at 231.675.8190.

Rambler DayThursday, August 30

By Chi Fiel

EAST JORDAN The Red Devils return

two very talented runners in the form ofjunior Josh Wojan on the boys team and

sophomore sensation Kayla Keane on thegirls.

We look for Josh to be one of the top

runners in the area and he will be hard tobeat. Red Devil coach Rick Hawley said.

Our girls team is doing well and will beled by Kayla.

Rounding out the boys team are juniorDonvee Burks, sophomore Gabe Hawley

and freshman Teddy Nachazel.Donvee and Gabe should be very com-

petitive for us in league, and Teddy looks

good as a young runner. the coach added.The girls squad is compromised of sen-

ior Casey Keane, juniors, Holley Carson,Tess McNitt, Ellen Brandell and Tori

Goodrich. All four juniors are third year

runners, with Goodrich transferring fromEllsworth.

Another high note for the girls team isfreshmen Brittanie Moses.

I see a very competetive runner in Brit-

tanie, Hawley added. I believe she will bea big asset to our girls team.

East Jordan girls look to challenge for LMC,

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things offensively thisyear and look to gain con-

fidence in the process.

Other East Jordan sen-iors on the roster are: Joe

Manville, Alex Moses,

Josh Johnston, DillonSweet and Jack Holbrook.

While other veteran re-

turnees expected to playkey roles are juniors Noah

Bacchus and Tim Schutt.


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Lady Red Devils take to the courtEast Jordan Varsity Volleyball

Charlevoix Varsity Volleyball Boyne City Varsity Volleyball

By Chi Fiel

EAST JORDAN

Coach Anne Crick willlook to third year starterand senior Valerie Pe-

ters to lead the Lady RedDevils on the court this

year.

The standout threesport athlete is one of

the areas top hitters andwill resume her position

as strong side hitter forEast Jordan this fall. Pe-

ters led the team last sea-

son as a junior in kills,

digs and serving.Seniors Angela

Watkins, McKenna

Steltzner and Stevie Bar-tig return to the line-up,

Watkins will return toher middle hitter posi-

tion, Bartig will moveover to the setter posi-

tion and Steltzner will be

filling the libero positionfor the Red Devils. Fel-

low senior Allie Suttonwill also contribute.

Also on the team are

juniors; Mariah Holm,

Lindsey Graham andPaige Poindexter, along

with sophomores Kris-

ten Malpass and KatieSpence.

The girls haveworked hard this sum-

mer attending teamcamp and multiple

scrimmages, coach

Crick said. We are look-ing forward to the sea-

son.

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By Chi Fiel

CHARLEVOIX The 2011Charlevoix Rayder Volleyball

team took the Northern Michi-

gan area on quite a tournamentride last season, where they

reached the state semifinals forthe first time in school history,

and in the process capturedtheir fourth straight Lake

Michigan Conference champi-

onship, district title and theirfirst ever regional crown.

The 2012 squad will take on anew look with some different

faces, and one of those in coach

Audra Randall. Randall hasbeen part of coach Liz Shaw's

staff for the past eight yearsand takes over the program

with Shaw taking some time offto deliver her family's second

child.

I have been part of CoachShaw's staff for eight years.

Having a congruent philosophyis instrumental for a successful

program. I plan on maintainingthe foundation and integrity of

our Rayder Volleyball Program

which will allow for a smoothtransition into our 2012 season,

Randall said. I am grateful formy experiences with the 2011

team, they are all wonderfullytalented girls who were well

coached. Those experiencesallow me to grow as a coach andmove forward confident in the

girls mission to continue ourgreat Rayder Volleyball tradi-

tion.

Some of the top returnees offthat team are: senior, Karley

Pearsall, a middle hitter. Ran-dall expects her to be a big im-

pact player again this year.

Karley is a big middle hitterwith great blocking skills, and

will be taking on more responsi-bilities in the back row this

year.Another veteran is senior

middle hitter, Anna Way. Way

has great agility and speed andreads the opponents offense well

and her responsibilities will in-crease with passing and back

row defense as well.Sophomore, left hitter Made-

line Boss has worked on hergame a lot over the summer andexcels in the front row and

looks to be a strong defensivepresence.

Randall expects the team tocontinue to work hard each and

everyday in practice so when

they take the court they are pre-pared to compete at a high level.

We have a long history offine Rayder Volleyball achieve-

ments and the 2012 team knowsthat the hard work and commit-

ment is what it takes to grow

and succeed, the coach added.As a team, the girls cannot

compare themselves to last yearbut create a new identity for

themselves. She said. Theremay be a few bumps along theway but overcoming them and

growing in a positive way iswhere our teams success will

come.

Rayders poised for

another great season

By Chi Fiel

BOYNE CITY The Ramblerswelcome back eight returnees

from last seasons 20-20-8 team,including three players entering

their third season on the varsity.Those third year players are

senior outside hitter Dani

Matthews, junior middle hitterKylie Hicks and junior setter

Heather Nichols.Also returning are: senior

Mary Myers, along with juniors

Courtney Weldon, Erin Baker,

Rainy McCune and Mallory

Karaszewski.

Our strength for this seasonshould be our experience and

team chemistry, nine year vet-eran Rambler coach Casie

Parker said. They have a goodteam bond.

New to the team are; juniors

Taylor Baker, Emily Evans andRebeca Wiser along with sopho-

more Paige Hornbeck.Hicks was among the team

leaders in hitting, blocking anddefense last season, while

Nichols was in setting and

Karaszewski, Baker and Weldon

on defense.They have put in a lot of time

out of season and as a result weare able to do and work on some

things we have not been able todo in the past, Parker noted. I

think our weak points are going

to be playing consistent and withconfidence.

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By Chi Fiel

PELLSTON The host Hornet

defeated Onaway, 25-23, 25-23, inthe championship match on Au-

gust 18, to capture the 12-teamPellston Primary at Pellston High

School.

Boyne City finished the dayBoyne City finished 5-1-1 in the

tournament, falling to Onaway,21-25, 23-25, in a semifinal match.

The Ramblers went 4-0-1 in poolplay, defeating Forest Area, 25-13,

25-12; Harbor Light, 25-14, 25-18;

Charlevoix, 25-22, 25-20; and In-

land Lakes, 25-18, 25-12. Boynethen split with Pellston, 25-21, 20-

25.

In bracket play, the Ramblersbeat East Jordan, 25-15, 25-21, to

advance to the semifinal.Leading Boyne on the day was:

Kylie Hicks with 44 kills, 20blocks and 55 digs, and Mary

Myers added 20 kills.

Also for Boyne, setter HeatherNichols finished with 89 assists

and 16 aces on the day, MalloryKaraszewski added 36 digs, and

Rainy McMcune had 33 digs. Tay-lor Baker served at 100 percent

for the Ramblers.

goal was to come out strong

and we did until bracket play,"Boyne City coach Casie Parker

said. "We also played consistent

in pool play, which was anothergoal.

"When it came to the playoffs(bracket play) we lost focus and

looked tired. We started tipping alot instead of hitting the ball. All

in all we improved over last

year's tournament play and knowwhat we need to work on." Parker

added. We had strong net playfrom Hick and Myers, and

Nichols served tough all day anddid a great job of setting the girls

up.

Charlevoix went 2-2-2 on the

day, falling to Onaway in thequarterfinal of bracket play 20-25,

19-25.

In pool play, the Rayders went2-1-2, as they split with Inland

Lakes, 25-13, 18-25; split with Pell-ston, 26-27, 26-24; defeated Forest

Area, 25-18, 25-20; fell to BoyneCity, 18-25, 20-25 and beat Harbor

Light 25-15, 25-14.

The girls played hard through-out the day and adapted well a

new group of players, coachAudra Randall said. Our focus is

to build consistency in our game,defensive strategy and endurance

for tournament play.

Leading the Rayders on the day

were: Madeline Boss with 39 kills,17 digs and 86% serve recieve,

while Karley Pearsall added 21

kills, seven aces, 36 digs, eightblocks and 86% serve receive.

Also for Charlevoix, Anna Wayfinished with 20 kills, 27 digs,

eight aces; Gloria Greene had 31digs, 26 assists; Jennaca

Holecheck had 37 digs, nine kills;

and Cassidy Peebles added 25 as-sists and 24 digs.

This was a good indication ofwhere we are with other competi-

tive teams, Randall added. Improud of their play on Saturday

(Aug. 18), we can build off this in

a positive manner and be compet-

itive in our conference and attournaments.


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SOFABED. Twin size, nicesofa that opens into a bed.$75. 989-732-4708

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EAST JORDAN - Huge Mov-ing Sale. Large Dynahoe, 8-foot slide in camper, other bigequipment. Silver coins and

much more. 04895 LoisLane, East Jordan. FromThursday, August 23rdthrough Sunday, August26th. 9 am to 5 pm each day.

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

show where your GarageSale is located.

GARAGE SALE FundraiserSept. 1, 8am-3pm at the St.Mary Storage building, Gay-lord. Proceeds help pay for anew roof on the storagebuilding. Gently used itemswill be accepted for donationThursday, Aug. 30 and Fri-day, Aug. 31 from 9am -Noon. No clothing please.Info call Frank Jasinski, 989-370-2066.

MULTI FAMILY ESTATESALE. Aug. 31 & Sept. 1,8am-4pm. 338 ThummRoad, Gaylord. Liquidation ofhousehold items, hunting,fishing, yard tools, antiques,knick knacks and much more.

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.

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GUN SHOW, Sept. 1. 10am- 4pm at Steiner Museum, 2miles North of Fairview on M-

33. Free admission. Buy,Sell, Trade. Table rent, $15.Call Tammy Emig to reserveyour table. 989-848-5320.GUNS - GUNS - GUNS. Buy,sell, trade. Come to theSteiner Museum Gun Show.Sept. 1, 10am - 4pm.Fairview, MI. Free to the pub-lic. PH. 989-848-2238

One Day CONCEALED PIS-TOL LICENSE class, Sept.22 at Frontier Ways. 231-258-4817 or Frontierways.com.

RIFLES & HANDGUNS forsale. Private seller. [email protected]. 989-370-9070.

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

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Question & Answers AboutSelling Real Estate

Just because you may feel re-

stricted by price ranges, especially

if this is your first or second home

purchase, dont let anybody tell you

that you cant afford to be choosy

when looking for a home to buy!

You are unique. You have desires

and needs, hopes and dreams for

your new home that are different

from your parents, friends or

coworkers. Define these home buy-

ing parameters and writing them

down.

Location & Neighborhood

Suburbs or Country.Pros: Generally less expensive.

Often newer. Tract homes are con-

forming. More home for the money.

Cons: More time in traffic if driv-

ing to town for work. Further away

from entertainment options cities

offer.

Urban.Pros: Closer to many employers.

Walking distance to theaters,

restaurants, schools. Many periodhomes offer more distinctiveness in

styles.

Cons: Often noisier. Higher crime

rates. More expensive.

Busy Streets.Pros: Often homes on streets with

more traffic are thousands of dol-

lars cheaper. If noise doesnt bother

you, dont pass up homes on busy

streets. Drive by at different times

of the day / week to ascertain noise

levels.

Cons: These types of homes will

always sell for less than others in

the same area. If bedrooms are lo-cated near the front of the home,

sleep may be disturbed.

Cul de sac.Pros: Number one choice of buy-

ers with children.

Cons: Less privacy, neighbors

know more about you.

Corner lots.Pros: Often larger lots. Fewer

neighbors. More visibility.

Cons: More traffic noise. More

vulnerable to vehicles jumping the

curb. Kids might trespass at the

corner. More sidewalk to shovel inwinter.

Real Estate Corner

Featured Property

Exceptional Lake Charlevoix Real Estate ValueBy Jim ak

This is an incredible Lake

Charlevoix real estate value.Situated on 105 feet of lake

frontage near Whiting Park andthe marina, this Boyne City

property includes three cabins; a

main two bedroom one bath unitand two additional single bed-

room plus bath units, and theproperty also includes a de-

tached two-car garage.

This is truly the stuff north-ern Michigan dreams are made

of. The combined living space inthese three lakeside cabins is

nearly 2,150 square feet, andwhile the units are in need of

some renovation and sprucing

up, the potential for creating agorgeous year-round or vacation

retreat featuring absolutely stun-ning waterfront views is ready

and waiting for the new ownersvision.

The cabins feature natural gas,

forced air heating systems, andare built on a crawl space, and

have well water and a septic sys-tem.

With tons of potential, thismay easily be the best Lake

Charlevoix value on the current

market. While the property isbeing sold as-is, the listing

price for this three-cabin, 105

feet of lakefront offering is just$199,900.

Located at 5087 Lake ShoreRoad near Boyne City, for a more

information or to arrange a tour,call Lynda or William Chris-

tensen at Lyndas Real EstateService in Boyne City at 231-582-

9555 or email at [email protected]

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