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Thursday, May 16, 2013
Kellys Antiques
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STORY
PAGE 7B
By Jim Akans
Two of the five Recycling
Stations for Otsego County are
online, two should be up and
running by the end of this week,
and the final station is slated to
open within a few weeks.
Area residents began bringing
recyclables to the stations that
opened this past weekend in
Vanderbilt and Gaylord, and
the sites on Hayes Tower
Road and near Johannesburg
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Theres something new brewing in
the northern Michigan community
near the tip of the mitt. From May
17th to the 19th, Cheboygan will
host the inaugural Northern
Michigan Outdoor Sports Exposition
at the Cheboygan County
Fairgrounds. The event already has
more than 100 exhibitors slated to
participate, with featured speakers
and demonstrators such as shotgun
showman Patrick Flanigan, dog
trainer Tera Lanczak of Bay Blue
Kennels and Mike Avery, the voice of
Outdoor Sports Magazine (radio).
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success, said Fabian LaVigne, one
of the events organizers.
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A set of seventeen iPads was donated to
the Pre-Kindergarten classes at St. Mary
School in Gaylord by Pre-Kindergarten par-
ents, Chris Deckrow and Crystal Hendershot.
Teacher Erin Matts couldn't be more excited
for this spectacular new learning tool in both
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Mary's.
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WEATHER:
By Jim Akans
Saturday, May 11th, the trash was a-flying out of
Gaylorddestined for an environmentally con-
scious rebirth as free residential shred day, elec-
tronics recycling day, and spring cleanup for the
City of Gaylord all took place in one day.
American Waste reported that 265 yards of
assorted items were picked up as part of the
Gaylord Spring Cleanup, an event they have been
participating in for 10 years. Crossroads
Industries saw 65 vehicles come through with
papers to be shredded, resulting in approximately
2,100 pounds of now unintelligible bits of paper
that will be recycled. At the Gaylord DPW yard,
Vintage Tech Recyclers collected a full semi-truck
and a half load, or 24,500 pounds, of various elec-
tronic items, including computers, appliances,
etc.
Steve Chalker, general manager for Vintage Tech
Recyclers, states; Gaylord was the largest in state
that day (they did six events on Saturday); Gaylord
was most successful. Most of that gets recycled by
Vintage Tech staff at our facility in Canton,
Michigan and some will be processed in Chicago
and Philadelphia. It is all disassembled by our
staff, whoe separate wires, steel, hard drives, bat-
teries, etc., and it is then processed through the
commodity market for recycling.
Wellington Farm, USA near Grayling will open its gates for
the 2013 season on Saturday, May 18. The historic farm will
be open weekends only until June 15 after which the 60-acre
historic complex will be open 7 days a week until Halloween.
Wellington Farm, USA is a living history park depicting life as
it was lived in a rural, mid-western farming community dur-
ing the Great Depression. Wellington Farm has been
acclaimed as being the only living history park in the nation
that portrays specifically 1932, the very worst year of the
Great Depression. The park opens each morning at 9:00 a.m.
and the first guided tour departs the Visitors Center at 10.
The last tour of the day leaves the visitor center at 4:30 p.m.
Beginning June 15, the farm will be open on Friday and
Saturday until 7 p.m. with the last tour leaving the visitor
Center at 6. Price of admission is $7.50 for adults and $5.50
for students and seniors. .
One attraction of the park is the Stittsville Church, which
was built in the 1880s near the town of Stittsville in
Missaukee County. It served its community well for about a
century but by the 1980s there were no longer enough peo-
ple attending services to provide for the upkeep of the build-
ing. The remaining congregation merged with the
Moorestown congregation and ownership of the building
was turned over to Norwich Township. In 2005, the church
was moved to Wellington Farm to save it from demolition.
The church has now been completely restored, the outside to
its original 1880s appearance and the interior is restored to
the 1930s. Beginning at 9:00 a.m. on Sunday, May 19 there
will be a special Farmer Church held in the historic structure.
The public is cordially invited to attend Farmer Church.
There is no admission charged for this service, which lasts
about 45 minutes. Park in the parking lot by the Visitor
Center and walk back to the church.
Another attraction, which will be opening on June 29, is
the Perry Lamkin Historic Display. Perry Lamkin lived in
Whittaker, Michigan and in the 1870s he invented, built and
patented the worlds first dowel lathe and the worlds first
belt sander. Both of these machines have been gifted to
Wellington Farm, USA and will be made available for the
public to see in a special building constructed just for that
purpose. The building will be opened at a special Grand
Opening Ceremony to be held June 29 as a part of Wellington
Farms Annual Dairy Days event.
Wellington Farm Park, Inc. is a 5013 non-profit corpora-
tion. Welling Farm, USA is located at 6944 S. Military Road
southwest of Grayling. The farm is easily accessed from
either Exit 251 of I-75 or Exit 206 of US-127. Further infor-
mation can be obtained by calling 989 348 5187 during busi-
ness hours or visiting the website at www.wellingtonfarm-
park.org. or visit us on Facebook.
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The Recycle Stations,
which can be accessed 24
hours a day, seven days a
week, are located at:
Otsego Recycling North
621 Garfield Street in
Vanderbilt; northeast of the
Vanderbilt Village Hall and
near the intersection of
Garfield and Elm Streets.
Otsego Recycling Central
931 S. Otsego Avenue in
Gaylord, near the Gaylord
Discovery Center.
Otsego Recycling South
247 Old State Road; across
the street from the Otsego
Lake Township Cemetery
about a half mile east of
Old US 27.
Otsego Recycling East
2932 Rock Road near
Johannesburg; at the
Charlton-Chester-Dover
Transfer Station near the
corner of M-32 and Rock
Road.
Otsego Recycling West
71 Hayes Tower Road west
of Gaylord; immediately
south of Hayes Township
Hall or approximately 500
feet south of the M-32 and
Hayes Tower Road intersec-
tion.
For a complete descrip-
tion of materials accepted
at these recycle stations,
visit
www.OtsegoRecycling.org.
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community organizations, LaVigne said.
Were all short of members. So, we decided
to pool our resources.
Thats because the first-ever sports expo is
more than just another event for outdoor
enthusiast. Hopefully, it will also be a suc-
cessful fund-raiser for the groups in funding
youth programs and activities in the
Cheboygan area.
Our goal is to put the money right back
into the community for our kids, LaVigne
added.
The outdoors expo is scheduled for noon
to 8 p.m. on Friday, May 17; 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
on Saturday, May 18, and then 11 a.m. to 4
p.m. on Sunday, May 19.
Weve been working on it for two years,
LaVigne said. Its going well. Weve got a lot
of support from local businesses. Hopefully,
it will bring a lot of people to Cheboygan.
Were doing all we can, so theyll want to
come back next year.
To make sure the event is well planned,
organizers gained support from the staff of
Woods-n-Water News, one of the premier
outdoor publications in Michigan and host
of the successful Outdoor Weekend Show in
Imlay City.
We wanted to do this right, LaVigne said.
And, one of the goals of organizers is to
make this not just a mans event, but one for
the entire family. Its one reason LaVigne said
hes excited about the variety of exhibitors
signed up already.
Theres not a lot of duplication, LaVigne
said. Its been interesting to see it develop.
We just dont want it to be a mans day,
he added. Were trying to make it an event
for the entire family, so they can come to
Cheboygan for an entire weekend and have a
good time.
As an unintended bonus, LaVigne said
organizers accidentally scheduled the sports
and outdoors expo on the same weekend as
the Cheboygan Gun & Knife Show, May 18-
19, at the Ralph G. Cantile Arena/Cheboygan
Ice Rink. But, that might actually turn out to
be a plus, for all concerned, he said, with the
two events now seeing how they might work
together in promoting the separate happen-
ings.
The show should be big, he said. Thats
what we want for it, for it to be big. We want
it to succeed.
Matthew Friday, executive director of the
Cheboygan Chamber of Commerce, said hes
excited to see such an event develop, giving
the area another chance to show what it has
to offer visitors. Absolutely, Friday said.
This is going to be a huge shot in the arm
for Cheboygan at an important time of the
season. The outdoors is so important to
northern Michigan. Were really excited
about it, it makes sense to have something
like this up here.
A complete schedule of events may be
found online at www.michiganoutdoorsex-
po.com. For more information on events in
the Cheboygan area, persons may contact
the Cheboygan Area Chamber of Commerce
by calling 800-968-3302 or go online at
www.cheboygan.com
- Report by Buckland Media.
Northern Michigan Outdoor Sports
Exposition
Seminar Schedule
Friday, May 17th
12:25 pm Invasive Species, Becky
McNemanin
1:05 pm Boaters Safety, Don Warren,
Coast Guard
1:45 pm Tom Campbell, Woods n Water
Magazine
2:25 pm Hunting Wild Turkeys, Mark
Kadrovach
3:15 pm Land & Wildlife, Dr. Paul
Morrow
4:25 pm Pre-Hunting Conditioning,
Becky Bailey
5:15 pm Joe Lavendar, North Central
Michigan Dive Center
5:55 pm Wackey Tool, Jim Jackson
6:35 pm Charter Fishing, Bill Bellinger,
White Caps Charter
7:15 pm Geocaching, Doug Felmlee
Saturday, May 18th
9:55 am - NRA-refuse to be a victim, Kevin
Griffin
10:50 am - Boater Safety, Don Warren,
Coast Guard Aux
11:30 am - Tom Campbell, Woods n Waters
Magazine,
12:10 pm - Outdoor Cooking , John
Lindeman, Pier-33
12:10 pm - Upland Game Bird Dr. Larry
Visser, Habitat Specialist, Eastern Great
Lakes Regional Wildlife Biologist
1:00 pm Mike Avery, Grand Stands
2:00 pm - Septic tank Bio Remediation,
Richard Lincoln, Brasswinds Adventure
2:55 pm - Boomerangs Richard Lincoln,
Brasswinds Adventure
3:35 pm Horse Arena, Tera Lanczak, Bay
Blue Kennels
4:25 pm - Joe Lavendar, North Central
Michigan Dive Center
5:20 pm - Childrens Books (drawing for
books), Lane Walker, Hometown Hunters
6:00 pm - Trapping (drawing for video),
John Schagnon, PCS Outdoors
Sunday, May 19th
1:00 pm Patrick Flanigan, Grandstand
Arena
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Consumers Energy has spring and sum-
mer safety tips for Michigan residents in
recognition of National Electrical Safety
Month this May.
"It's important that residents take time to
become aware of the electric and natural gas
facilities around them, both overhead and
underground, to allow outdoor activities to
be accomplished safely this spring," said
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vice president of distribution and customer
operations. "Part of our promise to Michigan
includes working together for safer commu-
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hazards, both big and small, helps us keep
that promise."
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side to work and play this spring and sum-
mer, Consumers Energy offers the following
tips:
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and if a kite does get stuck on a power line,
do not attempt to remove it, as electric shock
could be fatal
- Parents should ensure children never
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- Do not trim branches or trees near power
lines themselves; call our forestry manage-
ment professionals for a free estimate at
(800) 582-4238 before starting a trimming
project.
- Look up before moving ladders, long
tools, or working around the outside of your
home to ensure you never come within 10
feet of an overhead wire
- When planting a tree, be aware of the
power lines and natural gas pipes that pro-
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and throughout your neighborhood
- Always call 811 at least three working
days before doing any digging around your
property to have underground facilities
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- Avoid planting tall-growing trees such as
large maples, oaks and most pines under
power lines
Additional details regarding planting trees,
digging safely and keeping your family safe
around electricity and natural gas this sea-
son can be found on the Consumers Energy
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National Electrical Safety Month is initiat-
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4-H20 Summer Camp will be held June
24 - 27, 2013 at the Ocqueoc Outdoor
Center in Presque Isle County. Youth who
are 9 years old through 12 years old by
January 1, 2013 may attend camp. They
will enjoy three days of a 4-H 20 themed
camp.
4-H adult volunteers, 4-H county staff
and 4-H teen counselors will staff the
camp. The purpose of the
camp is to give students a
camping experience, a
chance to make new
friends, and to increase
their appreciation of our
natural water resources in
fun, creative, and scientific
ways.
The cost of the camp is
$75.00 per camper for 4-H
members or $85.00 per
camper for non 4-H members.
Scholarships are available! For complete
registration material or more information,
contact Otsego County MSU Extension at
989-731-0272 or office email at
msue69@msu.edu. Registrations will be
accepted through June 3.
By Jim Akans
When looking to refurnish, redecorate or
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items in your home or cottage, dont miss the
opportunity to check out the amazing selec-
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another 1,500 square feet of custom furni-
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per.
Don Kelly founded his
business back in 1985, as he
recalls, it was in a small
room off my garage. I loved
working with furniture, and
while attending a furniture
show I discovered a new type
of finish stripper that worked
extremely well. I went
home, tried it out, and start-
ed my new business. It kept
expanding and I moved into
my current location in 1990.
Kelly adds, Something we
specialize in is wicker furni-
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time of year to look for wick-
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addition to porches or sun-
room areas during the warm
weather months. We also
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items made from other
woods as well. Vintage fur-
niture is generally made with
sold wood or very good
veneers. The workmanship
and craftsmanship is excel-
lent.
The services offered at
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Barn also include customizing the size of
furniture to match the customers needs, and
they will paint, stain and refinish items to
match the customers dcor if they desire.
Kellys Antiques and Furniture Barn is
located at 6176 Old US 31 South in
Charlevoix. They are open Monday through
Friday from 8 am until 4 pm, and Saturday
and Sunday from 9:00 am until 1 pm. For
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231-536-7606
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Downtown Ellsworth
231-588-2208
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meets monthly on the third
Thursday of every month
from 9-11am at Grayling City
Hall. The next meeting is
scheduled for May 16th,
2013. Membership is open to
anyone who supports the
CPSA2 mission. Members
will be approved by the
CPSA2 on a request basis and
at their next regularly sched-
uled meeting. After approved
by the CPSA2, members will
have voting privileges for the
remainder of that calendar
year. Come join the fun.
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(from 6:00-7:30pm) AND
Saturdays, April 13th-May
18th (from 1-3pm) at the
AuSable Artisan Village
Gallery (6 week class Adults
ONLY) The first week we
will review painting materi-
als and you will receive a list
of suggested items to pur-
chase. Week 2 we will make a
color wheel and become
familiar with paints and
brushes. Week 3 we will begin
painting. If you have taken
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Thursday, May 16th - first
Thursday of the month from
11-3 (no customers taken
after 2:30pm) and third
Thursday 11-7 (no clients
after 6:30 pm) at the
Michelson Memorial United
Methodist Church, in the
basement. For more infor-
mation, please contact Rose
Mary Nelson at 989-348-
2985.
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Motor Lodge & The Medicine
Shoppe Thursday, May 16th
from 5:307:30pm at
Woodland Motor Lodge
(Check in & get your door
prize tickets under the
Pavilion) - The Grayling
Regional Chamber of
Commerce invites business
and community members to
join us for Business After
Hours. OUTDOOR PICNIC &
BONFIRE THEME!! Join us
for Door Prizes, 50/50 Raffle,
Picnic-Style Food &
Beverages, Networking,
Horse Shoes, Disc Golf, Tours
of Rooms & Cabins at
Woodland Motor Lodge &
Much More! *In the case of
inclement weather, there will
be a pavilion and indoor
accommodations. Additional
parking available next door
at Fifth Third Bank for event
time only.
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Devereaux Library -
Committee Meeting will be
held 4:005:30pm & Team
Meeting will be held 5:30-
6:30pm. If interested in join-
ing our committee, forming a
team or sponsoring a team,
please contact Marianne
Brosky at 989-348-1330.
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Michelson Memorial United
Methodist Church will host a
Swiss Steak Dinner on
Thursday, May 16, from 4:30
to 6:30pm. Adults $9, chil-
dren 6-12 $4 and under 6 will
eat free. Takeouts will be
available.
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May 17th, 18th, and 19th -
The Grayling American
Legion Auxiliary will be dis-
tributing our Poppies in the
community this month. We
will be out and about on May
17th, 18th, and 19th. If you
see an American Legion
Auxiliary member selling,
please support this event.
This is the way that we reach
out to our veterans and fami-
lies in a time of need so all
support is appreciated.
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Friday, May 17th at 6pm at
Frederic Library - Teen and
tween program filled with
games, crafts, snacks & fun.
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at Devereaux Library - Grow
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decorate themand eat
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fun new sport for sprouts of
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Spring Antiques &
Collectibles Outdoor Market
May 18, 9am - 4pm. Antiques
and collectibles under the
Pavilion On Court in
Downtown Gaylord. Free
admission! Twenty-plus deal-
ers of quality antiques and
collectibles! There will be a
great variety of items being
offered - literally thousands
of things to look at. RAIN OR
SHINE! Plenty of free parking
nearby! Call 989-732-5392 for
information.
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Saturday, May 18th at
Hanson Hills Recreation Area
Sign up for the Rotary
Clubs Spring Throwdown
Disc Golf Fundraiser. For
more information visit
www.hansonhills.org or call
989-348-9266.
GAYLORD
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Aspen Ridge Retirement
Village is happy to invite the
community to join us for the
Blessing of the Bicycles and
Sidewalk Chalk Art Show on
Friday, May 17th from 4
5pm. Children twelve and
under are welcome to bring
their bicycles to our home,
where they will draw artwork
with sidewalk chalk around
our building, have a bicycle
safety lesson with Michigan
State Police Trooper Hebner,
receive a blessing for safe rid-
ing this summer from
Reverend Pam Lynch with St.
Andrews Episcopal Church,
jump in a bounce house, and
be entered in a drawing for
two free bikes! Children may
also stop at Aspen Ridge after
May 1st and pick up a picture
to color. Bring your finished
picture to the event to be
entered in a drawing for a
cash prize! There will also be
refreshments available
throughout the afternoon.
There is no charge to attend,
but your RSVP to Christy
Payne at (989) 705-2500 is
greatly appreciated. The
event will be held indoors in
the case of inclement weath-
er. Located at 1261 Village
Parkway in Gaylord, Aspen
Ridge Retirement Village is
an assisted living facility that
also offers Alzheimers and
dementia care.
BAY HARBOR
5K 3. B%-%&)3 C(!1-E,
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The Bay Harbor
Foundation's 9th Annual Bay
Harbor 5K Run/Walk will be
held Saturday, May 18th in
beautiful Bay Harbor. This
year the Foundation is part-
nering with the Char-Em
United Way, and proceeds
will support the 2-1-1 infor-
mation hotline, which con-
nects local residents with
health & human services. As
in previous years, partici-
pants will enjoy a race course
that will travel along the
shores of Bay Harbor Lake.
This race is endorsed by the
Governor's Council on
Physical Fitness, Health &
Sport, and has earned the
Governor's Council seal of
approval. Entrants may regis-
ter for the chance to partici-
pate in the 10th Annual
Labor Day Run over the
Mackinac Bridge. Visit
www.bayharborfoundation.o
rg to download an entry
form, or for more informa-
tion.
GAYLORD
VFW S/!'(%33) D)--%1
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Your patronage will support
the acquisition of a VFW
Building with handicap-
access. Saturday, May 18,
4pm 8pm. Wisconsin Street
Hall, 610 S. Wisconsin Ave.
Dinner Menu: Spaghetti,
Garlic Toast, Salad and
Dessert. Entertainment 6-8
PM: Retro USO Show fea-
turing Tommy Tropic as Bob
Hope and other Stars
Donation requested for
attendance.
BAYVIEW
C.-#%13
Songs of Love & Joy featuring
Carlos Botero, viola; Joan
Holland, harp and Lori Sims,
piano. Saturday, May 18,
7:30pm, John M. Hall
Auditorium. Tickets:
Reserved $50 & $35, General
Admission $20. Tickets may
be purchased online at
www.glcorchestra.org and
www.MyNorthTickets.com,
at GLCO office, at the door or
at local Chambers of
Commerce Offices.
Sponsored by the Great Lakes
Chamber Orchestra &
Chorus.
GAYLORD
F!1,%12 ,!1*%3 ./%-2
Opening Day! Gaylord
Downtown Farmers Market
May 18, OPENING DAY for
the Gaylord Downtown
Farmers Market ~ one of the
finest markets in northern
Michigan! Michigan farm
producers sell fresh fruits
and vegetables, baked goods,
herbs, and much more under
the Pavilion On Court. Ample
parking is available. Open
every Saturday, 8AM to 1PM,
May 18 through November
23. And every Wednesday,
8AM to 1PM, July through
October. A special
Downtown Gaylord
Thanksgiving Farmers
Market is scheduled for
November 27, 10AM to 1PM.
989-732-4060.
GRAYLING
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USA O/%-2 &.1 S%!2.-
: 6%%*%-$2 .-+8
Wellington Farm Park USA
will be open weekends only
from 10am until 4pm May 18
to June 14. Wellington Farm
will be open seven days a
week from June 15 until
October 31. Hours of opera-
tion are 9am - 5pm Sunday
through Thursday. On
Fridays and Saturdays the
farm will be open from 9am -
7pm. The last guided tour
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Bob Smith, Owner the_bicycle_shop@hotmail.com
www.thebicycleshipmi.com
Tons of Accessories
989-348-6868
200 E. Michigan Ave., Grayling, MI 49738
LOCAL NEWS
departs the Visitor Center
one hour before closing. 989-
348-5187.
GRAYLING
P433'- F.1% P%32
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Saturday, May 18th at Fox
Run Country Club to bene-
fit the AuSable Valley Animal
Shelter. Shotgun start at
11:00 am. Cost is $50 per
player and includes golf, cart,
dinner, hole contests, prizes
and more! Call the Pro Shop
at 989-348-4343 or Animal
Shelter at 989-348-4117.
GRAYLING
C.,,4-)38 L!$)%2
D!8 O43
Saturday, May 18th from
9am-3pm at the Grayling
High School Cafeteria host-
ed by Grayling Free
Methodist Church Womens
Outreach. Guest Speaker:
Judy Kay Schreur. A fun day
out with you and your girl-
friends. ~ See attached
Registration Form.
GRAYLING
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Saturday, May 18th at 1:30pm
at Devereaux Library - Grow
your own Chi-Chi-Chi-Chia
Pet family, then name them,
decorate themand eat
them! Program includes an
introduction to Pickleball; a
fun new sport for sprouts of
all ages! Sign up at 989-348-
9214.
GAYLORD
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May 19-20 Gaylord
Community Products will be
holding adult auditions for
Annie Get Your Gun from 4-
6pm on the 19th and 6-8pm
on the 20th at CrossPoint
Church, 1499 M-32 East. For
more information contact
Sandy Glasby 231-546-3889
BOYNE FALLS NORTHERN MICHIGAN
W%$$)-' EXPO
Brides-to-be Plan to attend
the Wedding EXPO at Boyne
Mountain Resort May 19,
1pm 5pm. Bridal gowns,
Groom tuxedos, caterers,
wedding and reception loca-
tions, flowers, DJs, decorat-
ing ideas, planners, beauty
salons, photographers, cake
decorators, entertainment
and more. CASH Prizes, give-
aways, Fashion Show and
more. Brides should pre-reg-
ister on-line at
www.WeeklyChoice.com or
www.CharlevoixCountyNews
.com. Click on Wedding
EXPO link at the top of the
page. Displays from busi-
nesses in Petoskey, Gaylord,
Charlevoix, Boyne City, East
Jordan, Cheboygan, Indian
River, Grayling, Traverse City
and more.
GRAYLING
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A Tour of Deward Michigan-
Last of the Lumber
Boomtowns Sunday, May
19th at 2pm at Hartwick
Pines State Park (meet at the
Michigan Forest Center) For
more information call 989-
348-2537 or visit www.michi-
gan.gov/hartwickpinesvc or
www.michigan.gov/logging-
museum.
GRAYLING
N%6 3. M%$)#!1%
Are you turning age 65 during
the remainder 2013? Are you
confused by Medicare? How
does Medicare work if you
have a retiree health plan?
How does Medicare work and
what does it cover? Join us at
the Crawford County
Commission on Aging (COA)
& Senior Center, 308
Lawndale Street on Tuesday,
May 21st at 6pm for a presen-
tation that will help de-mys-
tify the issues surrounding
Medicare. Karl Schreiner,
Advocacy & Resource
Coordinator for the COA and
volunteer Medicare/
Medicaid counselors, will
discuss the various parts of
Medicare, what is covered or
not covered, Medicare
Supplement and Prescription
Drug Plans and how
Medicare recipients who
have low income can get
assistance paying for
Prescription Drug Plans and
the Medicare Part B premi-
um. Prior to the presenta-
tion, you are invited to enjoy
a Chicken Lasagna Dinner at
the Senior Center at 5:00pm.
Those 60 and older eat for a
suggested donation of $2.50.
Those under 60 can eat for a
cost of $5.
GAYLORD
MARSP MEETING
The MARSP (Michigan
Association of Retired School
Personnel) meeting for May
20 will be held at the
Methodist Church on S.
Center at 10am. Please bring
vinegar or bleach or dish
soap for the Friendship
Housing Center. We'll be
viewing the DVD from
Lansing, voting and hearing
from our new area director.
We'll also hear from Otsego
County Commission on
Aging. Call 989-732-1215 for
more information. All new
retirees welcome.
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Wednesday, May 22nd at
6pm at Devereaux Library
Get ready for the growing
season with a garden tote
made from recycled kitty lit-
ter containers, old jeans &
second hand foam! Be an
earth friendly gardener with
more than just a GREEN
thumb. Adult. Sign up 989-
348-9214
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DAN, BOYNE FALLS
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With the changing of seasons
fast approaching many
households are in the midst
of or will be spring cleaning
and clearing out the base-
ment, closets, garage, etc.
Great time to start preparing,
organizing and planning to
participate in the 4th Annual
Breezeway Garage Sales on
Memorial Day Weekend -
Friday and Saturday, May 24-
25. A committee has been
formed to help enhance the
weekend event that has been
successful in attracting
"garage sale shoppers" to the
Breezeway communities.
Clubs, organizations, school
classes, and families this is a
wonderful opportunity to
fund raise. Be creative with
other activities such as car
washes, etc. Retail Business
owners, restaurants, gal-
leries, agricultural business-
es, and attractions plan on a
special promotion or activity
to invite our weekend visitors
to your business. For more
information, contact the
Chamber Office at 231-536-
7351.
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The Crawford County
Commission on Aging &
Senior Center is sponsoring
the Community Garden for
the 5th year. The property is
being made available cour-
tesy of the VFW. The
Community Garden is locat-
ed at the corner of Madsen
and Maryanne Streets. There
are eight 10 x 10 plots and
thirty-five 10 x 18 plots
available free of charge to
Crawford County Residents.
In addition, there will also be
two handicapped-accessible
planter boxes available. Sign
up is currently taking place
and will continue through
May until all plots are
assigned. Those persons
interested in obtaining a free
plot should contact Helen
Nolan at (989) 348-7123.
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weekend of huge parties with
great bands, one of the most
scenic bicycle rides in the
country, a lot of sunshine,
views of the mighty
Mackinac Bridge, and one
magical island. This is not a
race. The Zoo-de-Mackinac
is a collection of outdoor
enthusiasts (2,200+ 2007)
who want to enjoy a little
physical exercise together in
one of the most beautiful
areas in the state of
Michigan. The bike ride
starts Saturday morning at
Boyne Highlands Resort and
spans 51 miles along Lake
Michigan on a paved road
with very little automobile
traffic. Riders pedal through
rolling countryside and trilli-
um covered forests, along
sandy beaches, and are sur-
rounded by breathtaking
views of Lake Michigan from
400' high bluffs. We stop
approximately half way, at a
unique place called the Legs
Inn for a leisurely lunch and
to swap stories. The ride con-
tinues on to Mackinaw City,
where you'll catch a ferry to
Mackinac Island. May 18-24.
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Sundays, May 19th & 26th at
Wellington Farm Park -
Garden Tractor Pulls will be
held at Wellington Farm Park
USA on the following dates in
2013: May 19th & 26th, June
9th & 23rd, July 7th & 21st,
August 11th & 25th, and
September 8th & 22nd.
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1pm at Michigan Works! in
Grayling The Grayling
Regional Chamber of
Commerce and Michigan
Works! invite you to partici-
pate in a roundtable discus-
sion on the state of manufac-
turing in the area; your needs
- present and future - includ-
ing business, training, hiring,
and retention; concerns; and
goals. We are looking forward
to a wonderful discussion,
time of networking, and the
opportunity to learn from
each other. If you are inter-
ested in attending, please
contact Carmen Cook,
Crawford County Business
Liaison, at 989-348-8709, Ext.
5124. We look forward to see-
ing you!
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TIONS, NEW TIMES:
~ THURSDAY outdoor mar-
ket opens on May 23rd in
Grayling City Park from
11am-4pm (NEW TIME)
~ SATURDAY outdoor market
will open on June 8th on
Michigan Ave (downtown
sidewalks by Courthouse)
from 3-8pm (NEW TIME) &
will run every Saturday
(except for the Saturday of
River Festival) in downtown
Grayling through the first full
weekend in October ending
up with the annual Harvest
Festival. Accepting Bridge
Card, Project Fresh, and WIC.
INTERESTED VENDORS -
contact Beth Hubbard at
(989) 619-3539 or via email at
bhubbard@cityofgrayling.or
g to reserve your vendor
space today to become a part
of Graylings growing farm
market. www.city-
ofgrayling.org/FarmMarket/t
abid/6681/Default.aspx.
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Thursday, May 23rd at
3:30pm at Devereaux Library
- Jump into fitness with Gaye
Pizzie who will have you
kicking up your heels at an
introduction to Kick-Boxing
(designed for kids). Program
filled with stories, activities
and a healthy snack. For kids
ages 6-12. Sign up at 989-
348-9214.
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5:00 - 6:45pm at Michelson
Memorial United Methodist
Church join us for a free
community dinner.
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CARNIVAL
May 23-27 at Glens/Mini
Mall Parking Lot (I-75
Business Loop), Thursday,
May 23rd ~ 5-9pm / Friday,
May 24th ~ 3-10pm /
Saturday, May 25th ~ Noon-
10pm / Sunday, May 26th ~
Noon-10pm / Monday, May
27th ~ Noon-6pm. Carnival
rides, refreshments & music
by the school band.
Admission to carnival is free.
Tickets can be purchased for
all rides or an arm band can
be purchased for $15/person
per day to experience rides
all day.
GRAYLING
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Friday, May 24th at 6pm at
Devereaux Library - Teen &
Tween program filled with
games, crafts and fun. 989-
348-9214.
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Saturday, May 25th from 1-
5pm in Uptown Grayling
Come be a part of the Spring
Art Walk in Grayling! Have
your photo taken as famous
art! Walk through Uptown
Grayling and find life-sized
famous art recreated by local
artists. Artist recreations par-
ody work by Andy Warhol,
Toulouse-Lautrec, Edvard
Munch, Leonardo da Vinci,
Grant Wood and Norman
Rockwell. Take your own
photo and send it to family or
friends Or, have one of our
Professional Photographers
take your picture and send it
to you for a $5 donation.
ALSOtake part in the
Poker Run, Bike, Walk
Event. At every art reproduc-
tion downtown, get a playing
card from that station. Then,
run, bike or walk to Skips
Sport Shop, Northbound
Outfitters, Westside Diner,
Comfort Center, Dubois
Lumber and Motel 72 to get
TWO cards. Bring all your
cards to the Art Gallery on
Mainstreet to claim your best
poker hand. At 5pm we will
announce the winners of the
best three hands. Gift certifi-
cates will be awarded.
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Saturday, May 25th at 2pm at
Hanson Hills Recreation Area
- For more information call
989-348-9266, visit
www.hansonhills.org or
www.funpromotions.com.
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Saturday, May 25th at
Wellington Farm Park come
out and take a tour of
Wellington Farm Park and
enjoy live music down on the
farm. For more information,
call 989-348-5187 or visit
www.wellingtonfarmpark.org.
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May 26th from Noon to 4pm
- Be sure to stop in either day
to check out new exhibits
and gift shop merchandise.
The museum continues to be
a place for local information
on Saturdays and Sundays
when the Chamber of
Commerce is closed, with
brochures of canoe liveries,
restaurants, entertainment
and local and state maps.
Admission to the museum is
free, but donations are
appreciated. A few of the new
items this year in the lobby
gift shop are Childrens T-
shirts picturing a caboose
and the return of collectable
egg ornaments featuring
Grayling area points of inter-
est and made in the U.SA.
Two of the eight designs are
the 1997 commemorative
egg showcasing the 50th
Canoe Marathon and the
2005 ornament honors the
Camp Grayling Military Base.
Great timing with this year
being the 100th Anniversary
of Camp Grayling. Also on
sale will be CDs of Fred Bear
Campfire Stories. Come in
browse and also look over the
expanded research area filled
with notebooks of photos,
documents and historical
information.
GAYLORD
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Ceremony May 27 at 10am, a
parade, including active mili-
tary and military veterans,
will march from the VFW
post to the Otsego County
Courthouse lawn at the cor-
ner of Main Street and South
Court Avenue, where the
VFW will conduct a brief cer-
emony at the memorial.
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The Crawford County
Commission on Aging &
Senior Center is hosting a
monthly support group for
people who have low vision.
The group is facilitated by
local resident Ward Parker,
who lives with low vision.
The next meeting will be on
Tuesday, May 28th at 1:00pm
in the Recreation Room at
the Senior Center, which is
located at 308 Lawndale
Street in Grayling.
Participants will have the
opportunity to network
about ideas and resources
from others with a similar life
challenge. There is no pre-
registration required. For
more information, contact
Karl Schreiner at the Senior
Center at (989) 348-7123.
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Another school year is drawing to a
close so if you have young children,
theyre one year closer to the day when
they head off to college. And both you
and your children need to prepare for
that day. Your kids can do so by develop-
ing good study habits. As for you, its
never too soon to start preparing for the
high costs of higher education.
Just how costly is college? According
to the College Boards figures for the
2012-13 academic year, the average cost
for one year at an in-state four-year
public school is $22,261; for a private
school, the comparable expense is
$43,289. And if college costs continue
rising faster than the general inflation
rate, these figures will increase substan-
tially in the years ahead.
Of course, its entirely possible that
your kids will receive some scholarships
or grants, which can significantly lower
your out-of-pocket price tag.
Nonetheless, its probably a good idea
not to count on your offspring getting a
full ride to school which means that
you may want to start exploring college-
savings vehicles.
Fortunately, you have some attractive
options, one of which is a 529 plan.
When you contribute to a 529 plan,
your earnings accumulate tax free, pro-
vided they are used for qualified higher
education expenses. (Keep in mind,
though, that 529 plan distributions not
used for qualified expenses may be sub-
ject to federal and state income tax and
a 10% IRS penalty.) Furthermore, your
529 plan contributions may be
deductible from your state taxes.
However, 529 plans vary, so be sure to
check with your tax advisor regarding
deductibility.
A 529 plan offers
other benefits,
too. For one thing,
the lifetime con-
tribution limits for
529 plans are quite
generous; while
these limits vary
by state, some
plans allow contri-
butions well in
excess of $200,000.
Plus, a 529 plan is
flexible: if your
child, grandchild
or other benefici-
ary decides
against college or
vocational school,
you can transfer
the unused funds
to another family
member, tax and
penalty free.
While a 529 plan
may be a good
choice for build-
ing resources for
college, its cer-
tainly not the only choice. For example,
a Coverdell Education Savings Account,
like a 529 plan, can generate tax-free
earnings if the money is used for higher
education expenses. However, you can
typically only put in a maximum of
$2,000 per year to a Coverdell account.
Another college-savings possibility is
a custodial account, known as an UGMA
or UTMA, which offers some tax bene-
fits, no contribution limits, and may
have an impact on financial aid. You
might also consider investing in a zero-
coupon bond that matures just when
your child is ready for college. Unlike
other bonds, you wont receive regular
interest payments with a zero-coupon
bond, but you purchase it at a deep dis-
count, so you might find the affordabili-
ty factor to be worth considering. (Be
aware, though, that even though you
dont actually receive the interest pay-
ments annually, youll still be liable for
the taxes on them, so before purchasing
a zero coupon bond, consult with your
tax advisor). Whichever college-savings
vehicles you choose, try to put them to
work as early as you can. Before you
know it, todays first-graders will be
tomorrows college freshmen.
Tune in Tuesday mornings to Eagle
101.5 FM at 8:30 am to hear Phil
Hofweber discuss the weekly Financial
Focus Topic
Phil Hofweber is a Financial Advisor
with Edward Jones Investments located
in Downtown Gaylord. He can be
reached at (989) 731-1851, or e-mail him
at phil.hofweber@edwardjones.com.
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By Deb Hagen-Foley
The movements common to belly dancing,
"solo, improvised dances based on torso
articulation" originated in the Middle East.
The term "belly dancing" is credited to Sol
Bloom, entertainment director of the 1893
World's Fair in Chicago. World Belly Dance
Day began in 2007. Held on the second
Saturday in May, the intent of World Belly
Dance Day is to promote belly dance as a
proper art form and to dispel notions sur-
rounding it. In addition to celebrating belly
dance, events held throughout the world on
Saturday, May 11 raised funds for local chari-
ties.
Shimmy Mobs, a flash mob of belly danc-
ing, were held in multiple cities, including
Atlanta and Detroit. Battle Creek and
Chicago. The first shimmy mob was held
May 1, 2011 in 30 cities. The number of
cities participating has grown every year to
increase awareness of belly dancing and to
raise funds for domestic abuse victims shel-
ters.
Unlike other forms of dance, such as ball-
room or tap, belly dancing has not been rec-
ognized for the artistry and physicality
required to correctly and completely per-
form the movements and communicate with
your fellow dancers. American Tribal Style
(ATS) Belly Dance is a group improvisational
style dance. Inspired by dances of the
Middle East, North Africa, Spain and India,
ATS uses a vocabulary of
movements and cues to
allow the dancers to com-
municate with each other
while dancing, to anticipate
next moves. Dancers move
as if choreographed, but
without choreography,
through a "call and answer"
format, moving together, yet
improvisational.
Alex, one of the performers at the World
Belly Day event I attended, started belly
dancing on her own while still in high
school. She would dance around her bed-
room, chiming homemade zils (finger cym-
bals). She started taking classes in February
2008, mostly ATS. She began student teach-
ing in May 2009. When the lead instructor
left, Alex assumed all of her classes. She
teaches mainly Improvisational Tribal Style
(ITS). While based in ATS, she has built
many original steps for it and changed the
classic formations and costuming. She also
created her own style - Bollywood Fusion
Improvisation. She teaches three classes per
week, plus workshops and training for stage
presence and costuming/makeup.
Belly dancing is for people of all shapes
and sizes, both men and women. Not only is
it artistic and beautiful to watch, belly danc-
ing is good exercise, both physical and emo-
tional. Holding certain poses, called "power
poses" for two minutes can raise testos-
terone and lower cortisol, resulting in
increased confidence and lower stress. In
addition, according to Alex, exposure to
other people's bodies, especially the belly,
helps you understand that "your body isn't
bizarre or malformed or ugly, it's just a body.
The calorie burn can range from 270 to 360
per hour, depending on the speed and inten-
sity of the movements. Try belly dancing to
add diversity to your workout!
Otsego County United Ways Volunteer Center works to
promote and connect people with volunteer opportunities in
our community. In an effort to promote volunteerism and
civic engagement, the Volunteer Center recognizes those stu-
dents who have shown outstanding dedication to their com-
munities by awarding them the Michigan Student Service
Award.
Students involved in the Michigan Student Service pro-
gram over four years will complete and document 400 hours
of non-paid community service that meet a recognized com-
munity need, under the auspices of a nonprofit organization,
government program, community group or school. Here in
Otsego County four students are being recognized.
Students being honored for distinguished service in the
Otsego area by the Volunteer Center are:
Taylor Rabineau - Gaylord High School
Abby Kassuba - Gaylord High School
Amy Kassuba - Gaylord High School
Andrea Birkhofer - Gaylord High School
These students will be awarded a medallion and a certifi-
cate of distinction signed by Governor Rick Snyder during
scholarship night May 22nd held at Gaylord Public Schools.
One worthy recipient will be awarded a $500 scholarship by
the Otsego County United Way Volunteer Center.
For More Information on the Michigan Student Service
Award, contact the Volunteer Center at 989-705-8584 or
Email: jennifer@otsegounitedway.org
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ples planning to exchange wedding vows,
states Cindy Akans, event coordinator.
Planning and exploring ideas for a wedding
is a fun experience, and often the more
lead-time a couple allows will maximize
their options for their big day. Boyne is a
beautiful venue for this show, drawing a wide
array of vendors from across northern
Michigan specializing in creating the perfect
wedding event. These vendors are excited to
meet brides and grooms-to-be, and to help
them plan and coordinate their wedding day
visions.
There will be a host of wedding-related
vendors that will include caterers, wedding
gown boutiques, photographers, wedding
planners, wedding cake designers, DJs and
facilities available for holding a wedding
and/or reception. Activities will also include
a live bridal fashion show that has been a
hallmark of the afternoon during previous
expos.
Cindy Akans states, Bride and groom
fashion models will present a wide assort-
ment of gowns, tuxedos and accessories.
This is always a highlight of the show.
The Expo will also feature a cash bar, com-
plimentary light beverages, food samples
and several area DJs who will provide back-
ground music during the event. There will
also be several door prizes and give-aways
during the afternoon.
Akans notes; This expo is guaranteed to
not only be an exciting afternoon, it will
serve as an incredible informational resource
for anyone planning an upcoming wedding.
The 2013 Northern Michigan Wedding
Expo is free to attend, though advance regis-
tration is encouraged. Attendees can also
register at the door, or save time by pre-reg-
istering on-line at www.WeeklyChoice.com
or www.CharlevoixCountyNews.com.
The 2013 Northern Michigan Bridal Expo
is sponsored by Boyne Resort, Weekly Choice
newspaper, and the Charlevoix County
News. For more information, please contact
Cindy Akans at (989) 858-3910 or email
Cindy.Akans@gmail.com.
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2012 TOWN & COUNTY TOURING
G3847
$
24,495
$
22,995*
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$
1,500
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$
359*
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2012 CHEVY CRUZE LT
H1374
$
16,995
$
15,495*
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$
1,500
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LESS
=
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$
242*
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2012 CHEVY CRUZE LT
G3760
$
16,995
$
15,495*
-
$
1,500
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LESS
=
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$
235*
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2009 SILVERADO 4X4 EXT. CAB
H1245
$
17,995
$
16,495*
-
$
1,500
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=
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258*
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2000 FORD EXPEDITION
G3822
$
4,995
$
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$
1,500
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=
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$
110*
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2012 GMC SIERRA 4X4 REG. CAB
H1357
$
26,495
$
24,995*
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$
1,500
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=
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$
391*
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2012 CHEVY IMPALA LT
H1372
$
17,495
$
15,995*
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$
1,500
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=
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$
250*
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2012 BUICK LACROSSE CXL PREMIUM
G3867
$
26,995
$
25,495*
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$
1,500
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=
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$
399*
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2009 CHEVY MALIBU LS
G3918
$
13,995
$
12,495*
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$
1,500
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=
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$
196*
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2012 CHEVY CRUZE LT
H1375
$
16,795
$
15,295*
-
$
1,500
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=
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$
239*
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2012 CHRYSLER 200 LX, V-6
G3845
$
16,995
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15,495*
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$
1,500
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=
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235*
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2012 CHRYSLER LX
H1366
$
15,995
$
14,495*
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$
1,500
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=
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$
227*
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2012 CHEVY CRUZE LT
H1373
$
16,995
$
15,495*
-
$
1,500
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LESS
=
ONLY...
$
242*
PER MO/72 MOS.
2012 FIAT 500 POP
G3905
$
13,495
$
11,995*
-
$
1,500
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=
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$
187*
PER MO/72 MOS.
2012 GRAND CARAVAN SXT
G3920
$
19,495
$
17,995*
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$
1,500
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=
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$
281*
PER MO/72 MOS.
2009 SIERRA 4X4 CREW CAB
H1386
$
25,995
$
24,495*
-
$
1,500
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=
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$
388*
PER MO/72 MOS.
2007 SATURN AURA XE, 6-CYL
G3927
$
12,495
$
10,995*
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$
1,500
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=
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$
173*
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2007 SILVERADO 1500 LT EXT. CAB
G3929
$
18,495
$
16,995*
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$
1,500
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=
ONLY...
$
265*
PER MO/72 MOS.
2011 GMC SIERRA 4X4 CREW CAB
H1387
$
28,495
$
26,995*
-
$
1,500
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=
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$
422*
PER MO/72 MOS.
G3948
$
7,995
$
6,495*
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1,500
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=
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$
120*
PER MO/60 MOS.
2011 GMC SIERRA 4X4 CREW CAB
H1388
$
28,995
$
27,495*
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$
1,500
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=
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$
430*
PER MO/72 MOS.
2009 CHRYSLER SEBRING LXD
G3957
$
15,495
$
13,995*
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1,500
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=
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$
218*
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2009 DODGE JOURNEY
H1475
$
16,995
$
15,495*
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1,500
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=
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$
242*
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2011 CHEVY HHR 2LT
G3999
$
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15,495*
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1,500
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=
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$
235*
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2011 HONDA CIVIC
H1476
$
16,995
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15,495*
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1,500
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242*
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2006 TRAILBLAZER LS 4X4
H1469
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2012 SILVERADO 1500 CREW LT
G3968
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29,995*
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452*
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2010 FORD EXCAPE XLS
G4008
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250*
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2012 TOWN & COUNTRY
H1480
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23,995
$
22,495*
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1,500
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=
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352*
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2010 SILVERADO 4X4 EST. CAB
H1473
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26,995
$
25,495*
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$
399*
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2010 FORD FOCUS SES
G3987
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12,995*
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1,500
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196*
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2006 HYUNDI SONATA GL
G4030
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83*
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2008 MAZDA CX-7
H1482
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13,995
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12,495*
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1,500
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=
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$
196*
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2

2012 CHEVY IMPALA LS
G3646
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17,495
$
15,995*
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1,500
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=
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$
250*
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2012 CHEVY CRUZE LT
H1370
$
15,995
$
14,495*
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$
1,500
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=
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$
235*
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2012 CHEVY CAPTIVA LT FWD
G3907
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21,995
$
20,495*
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1,500
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$
321*
PER MO/72 MOS.
G3922
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$
8,495*
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1,500
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=
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$
133*
PER MO/72 MOS.
2011 CHEVY MALIBU LT
H1421
$
17,995
$
16,495*
-
$
1,500
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=
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$
258*
PER MO/72 MOS.
2003 MINI COOPER 5
G3996
$
8,995
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140*
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LOCAL NEWS
Calling all kayakers to the Kayak for a
Cause Launch Party on Thursday, May 23, at
the Mackinaw Trails Winery (South of
Petoskey on US 131) from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Enjoy a wine-tasting with the great wines
from Mackinaw Trails, and food provided by
Whitecaps Grill, Twisted Olive and Julienne
Tomatoes. Entertainment will be provided by
Drew Baar and friends.
Meet other kayakers, sponsors of the
Kayak for a Cause on Walloon Lake, and
team members who will be paddling during
the event scheduled for July 20-21. Learn
more about the one-day new Easy Does It
Tour ($150) and the one- or two-day tradi-
tional Full Speed Ahead Tour ($300). All pro-
ceeds of the event benefit Camp Daggetts
Adventure Center.
Kayaking the shoreline of beautiful
Walloon Lake with likeminded adults while
working toward a common
goal is a rewarding and fun
way to spend your time this
summer. Team registration
will be available during the
Launch Party. All kayakers
who register on or before
May 23 are eligible to win a
$300 spa gift certificate from
Boyne and two free one-
month passes to City Gym of
Petoskey. The winner of the
Native Inuit 12.5 kayak raffle
will be announced.
Visit our website at www.campdaggett.org
or call 231-347-9742 for more information.
All proceeds benefit Camp Daggetts
Adventure Center.
By Jim Akans
Pastor Duane Vander Klok will offer
a special presentation at the
Resurrection Life Center in Grayling
on Wednesday, May 22nd starting at 7
pm. Pastor Duane Vander Klok is the
Lead Pastor of Resurrection Life
Church in Grandville, Michigan. He
is a graduate of Christ for the Nations
Institute and has since earned his
Doctor of Philosophy in Theology
Degree. Under his dynamic leader-
ship Resurrection Life Church has
enjoyed consistent growth and is sev-
eral thousand strong.
Presently Pastor Duane travels in
the United States and abroad encour-
aging the body of Christ with practi-
cal teaching from the Word of God.
He gives oversight to many churches
in Michigan and hosts a daily televi-
sion program called Walking by
Faith. Through the daily television
program Pastor Duane and his wife,
Jean provide practical Biblical teach-
ings for successful living to viewers in
over 150 nations. Resurrection life
Church exists to develop totally com-
mitted followers of Jesus Christ to
reach a lost and dying world.
Dont miss this exciting opportuni-
ty to hear Pastor Duane Vander Klok
right here in northern Lower
Michigan. The Resurrection Life
Center in Grayling is located at 2640
West M-72. For additional informa-
tion call (989) 348-1000.
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Submitted by Al Glasby
Gaylord Community Productions, Inc. (GCP) is hoping to
score a bulls-eye with its summer Broadway musical: Annie
Get Your Gun. Adult (age 15 and above) auditions will be
held this Sunday (May 19th) from 4 to 6 pm and Monday
(May 20th) from 6 to 8 pm at the CrossPoint Church, located
at 1499 M-32 East in Gaylord.
The idea of doing a musical based on the life of sharp-
shooter Annie Oakley (Americas first female superstar from
the late 1800s) originated in 1940. Famed team Rodgers and
Hammerstein were a part of the original group of lyricist and
music writers for this show. However, they needed a person
to write the score and the best choice was Irving Berlin. And,
the rest is history. The songs written for the show have
endured and are readily recognizable: Theres No Business
Like Show Business, Anything You Can Do, You Cant Get
A Man With A Gun, and others. Berlin came up with most of
the songs in one weekend.
The show was revised in 1999, a revamping of sorts when it
returned to Broadway with great success. As successful as the
original version was it was insensitive to certain groups. That
was not the fault of anybody, but it had to be dealt with.
GCP president Tracy Dexter said, I am proud that GCP is
bringing to Gaylord this popular show without losing all the
fun of the original.
Director for the show Dan Brown is a veteran actor that
has experienced all phases of theatre. A Gaylord resident,
Brown states, The Annie Get Your Gun musical is a musical
for the ages, and one of Broadways enduring triumphs.
For additional information, contact Sandy Glasby at (231)
546-3889.
Each year Gaylord Community Productions, Inc. (GCP)
awards scholarships to those area residents that meet the
criteria for advancing their theatre interests. Some that have
received the award have gone on to professional careers.
When the local amateur theatre group was incorporated, in
addition to their mission statement of providing live theatre
entertainment, they made a commitment to award scholar-
ships. GCP matches a $500.00 scholarship that is sponsored
by the Gaylord Rotary Club. President Tracy Dexter is grateful
the Rotary supports GCP and agrees that the theatre fine arts
are a necessity for our community.
Dexter announced the 2013 recipients after the Board of
Directors evaluated the applications. The final vote was cast
for the following recipients:
Rebecca Latka: $500.00 Rotary Club of Gaylord award;
Ashley Ann Switalski: $250.00; Madison Sharpe: $250.00.
Dexter added, We were pleased with the number of appli-
cations and are especially encouraged that all winners are
pursuing advanced involvement in the performing fine arts.
Everyone is welcome at this meeting on May 21 at BJs
Restaurant. Dinner starts at 6 p.m. and everyone is encour-
aged to meet, eat and socialize before our speakers presen-
tations. The buffet is $8.29 and includes great food and great
company.
Speakers at the meeting include:
Jackie Pierce, Chair, Michigan Democratic Party 1st
Congressional District Progressive Caucus
John C. Austin, President, Michigan State Board of
Education
Vicki Barnett, Michigan State House Representative, 37th
District
As chair of the 1st District Progressive Caucus, Jackie
Pierce will present the caucuses 2014 election cycle agenda.
As chair of the elected State Board of Education, John C.
Austin will discuss K-12 events unfolding in Lansing. 37th
District State Rep. Vicki Barnett will discuss pending legisla-
tion in Lansing and has been asked to comment on bills
sponsored by our 105th District representative, (R) Greg
MacMaster.
Both Vicki Barnett and John C. Austin have been encour-
aged to run for governor and it will be interesting to hear
their thoughts on this 2014 race. Proposed K-12 bills are
numerous and controversial, and it will be interesting to hear
John C. Austins thoughts regarding the impact of various
proposals on K-12 education. Otsego County Democrats
havent heard from the
Progressive Caucus before and
it will also be interesting to
hear what Jackie Pierce has to
say about this groups agenda.
Auditions for Gaylord Community Productions Annie
Get Your Gun to be held May 19th and 20th
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Crooked Tree Arts Center presents Swirl on Thursday,
May 23 featuring a sampling of creative appetizers and fine
wines from City Park Grill. Chris Koury will be the musical
entertainment featuring guitar and vocals.
Each month the arts center pairs with local wine purvey-
ors, restaurants and performers for each Swirl. City Park
Grill received rave reviews for the selections at the Swirl
they did in 2012, so we know they will be trying to outdo
themselves this month noted Bill Millar, President of the
board of directors. Doors open at 5:30 pm with food and
music through 7:00. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 per
person the day of Swirl, when available and may be pur-
chased online at www.crookedtree.org or calling 231-347-
4337.
Two more wine tasting events are scheduled for summer
2013. The arts centers long-standing fundraising event,
DArt for Art begins with a Preview Night on Wednesday,
July 10. Over a dozen winemakers from California, Oregon
and Michigan will be in attendance paired with local
restaurants. This event is held on Hoyt Road in Harbor
Springs. Tickets are $75.
The arts center added a Summer Super Swirl on August
21. This event will be held at the arts center and will fea-
ture both the indoors and outdoors including the Bidwell
Plaza with food, entertainment and live art demonstra-
tions. Tickets are $25 in advance or $30 day of the event.
Glens Fresh Market is the sponsor and will provide all the
fine foods and wines.
For more information and to purchase tickets, contact
the Crooked Tree Arts Center, 231-347-4337 or visit
www.crookedtree.org. The Crooked Tree Arts Center is
located at 461 E. Mitchell Street, downtown Petoskey.
VSA Michigan, Northeast is proud to announce that two
local students from its 2012 Artist-In-Residency Program
have been selected for inclusion in the 2013-2014 VSA
Michigan Emerging Artists Touring Exhibit Art Around the
World. Sixty works of art have been chosen from around the
State to be exhibited, out of 162 entries that were received.
The exhibit will travel throughout the State through the end
of April 2014. The 60 pieces will be divided into smaller
exhibits in order to accommodate particular host sites.
Katrina Sundeck was selected for her watercolor titled Self-
Portrait. Katrina is a COP ESD student at the Gaylord High
School. Her artist instructor was Rob Ross. Robert Haske is a
COP ESD student in the Onaway Schools and Kimberly
Liedel-Ross was his artist instructor. The title of his piece is
Awesome Robbie.
Art Around the World will be on display during the 2013
Michigan Youth Arts Festival at Western Michigan University
in Kalamazoo. The student work will be exhibited in the
WMU Richmond Gallery along with art exhibited by the
Michigan Art Education Association.
At the Michigan Youth Arts Festival students, and their
families, will be able to experience many exciting events.
Various hands-on workshops will take place throughout the
three days, along with the opportunity to attend presenta-
tions in dance, theatre, film/video, poetry, vocal and instru-
mental music.
This is the second year in a row that pieces of artwork from
VSA Michigan, Northeast have been chosen for this presti-
gious honor. A schedule of the exhibit of the sixty pieces will
be posted on the VSA Michigan website at www.vsami.org in
the near future. If any one or any organization would like to
host the exhibit locally, either in the schools or elsewhere in
the community, please contact Joann P. Leal, Chair of VSA
Michigan, Northeast at joannpleal@gmail.com or 231-436-
5626 for more information.
The Artist In Residency Program in the Cheboygan-
Otsego-Presque Isle Educational Services District is funded
in part by a mini-grant from the Cheboygan Area Arts
Council, Citizens National Bank, local businesses and many
individuals.
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The 53rd National Morel Mushroom
Festival in Boyne City begins this Thursday,
May 16th, and continues through Sunday,
May 19th. Morels are elusive, exotic, and oh
so delicious and thats why each spring,
thousands of people head for the northern
Michigan woodlands in search of this mag-
nificent mushroom.
During the festival, there will be a Morel
Seminar led by local morel expert Anthony
Williams, a guided morel hunt and the
Morelfest Wine & Dine, a Morel Breakfast,
the Boyne Valley Lions National Mushroom
Hunt, Taste of Morels! event, and a Great
Morel Giveaway. Throughout the festival
there will be carnival rides courtesy of
Schmidt Amusements, plus a Craft Show at
Veterans Park on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. There will be lots of music in
Veterans Park during the evening, with a
concert featuring local musicians on
Thursday, SweetWater Blues Band and
Yankee Station on Friday night, a special
performance by Audio Circus on Saturday
night, an TNT & Northern Nites will take part
in the Cancer Crusaders Concert and Silent
Auction on Sunday afternoon.
There will also be a Michigan Outdoor
Recreational Experiences and Living
(M.O.R.E.L.) show at Sunset Park from 10 am
until 6 pm on Saturday, and open again from
11 am until 6 pm Sunday. There will be lots
of presentations and displays from local
businesses, providing a central spot for
attendees to learn about and celebrate the
outdoor beauty and countless recreational
opportunities available here in Northern
Michigan.
Here is the Schedule of Events for the 53rd
Annual National Mushroom Festival:
Thursday May 16th
- 3:00 pm Schmidt Amusements Carnival
- 5:30 pm Free Admission: Competition of
Local Musicians Prizes awarded
Friday May 17th
- 1:00 - 6:00 pm Craft Show Showcasing
crafters with unique, hand-made items.
- 10:00- 6:00 pm M.O.R.E.L. Show
Michigan Outdoor Recreational
Experiences and Living Show in Sunset
Park.
- 3:00 pm Schmidt Amusements Carnival
- 4:00 pm Morel Seminar Featuring local
morel expert Anthony Williams. Beer & Wine
available.
- 4:30 pm Festival Guided Morel Hunt
Departs from Veterans Park $15 register here.
- - 5:30 pm Morelfest Wine & Dine, at the
Beach House Restaurant. Reservations
required (event may be sold out)
- 7:30 pm SweetWater Blues Band will
open for Yankee Station. Admission is $5.00
at the door
Saturday May 18th
- 7:00-10:00 am Morel Breakfast at the
VFW Post 3675 @ 1108 Boyne Avenue
- 7:30 am Boyne Valley Lions National
Mushroom Hunt (Registration 7:30 - 9 am) at
new location 1315 Boyne Ave., former
Carters parking lot. Leave at 9:00 am.
Winners announced at 3:30 pm in festival
tent.
- 7:30 am Humane Society 5K run register
in Sunset Park beginning @ 6:30 am.
- 10:00 -6:00 pm Craft Show Showcasing
crafters with unique, hand-made items.
- 10:00 - 6:00 pm M.O.R.E.L. Outdoor
Show, Sunset Park
- 11:00 am Schmidt Amusements Carnival
- 12:00 - 3:00pm Taste of Morels Our
Premiere Event!! Area restaurants & chefs
provide morel infused delicacies! Beer &
wine available.
- 4:00 pm Great Morel Giveaway at partici-
pating merchants ~ downtown Boyne City
- 8:30 pm Audio Circus performs.
Admission is $5.00 at the door Beer & wine
Sunday May 19th
- 11:00 - 4:00 pm Craft Show
- 11:00 - 6:00 pm M.O.R.E.L. Outdoor Show
Sunset Park
- 12:00 noon Carnival
- 1:00 5:00 pm The Cancer Crusaders
Concert & Silent Auction featuring TNT &
Northern Nites. All proceeds to local fami-
lies. Food, beer & wine available.
There will also be a Friends of the Library
Used Book Sale on Friday from 10 - 5 pm
and Saturday from 9 -1 pm at the Boyne
District Library.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
WEDNESDAY
10:30 AM
7:00 PM ADULT BIBLE STUDY
Joy Fellowship
Assembly of God
8600 S. Straits Hwy.
Located between Indian River and Wolverine.
Sunday - Coffee Hour 9 AM
Service - 10 AM including services for children
Wednesday - 6 PM
231-525-8510 Pastor Bob Moody
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Friendship Church
415 North Ohio, Gaylord 989-732-3621
Pastor Steve Datema
A Christian Reformed Ministry
Enjoy the music and message every Sunday morning
at 10:00am. Sunday School at 11:15am
Our Mission: A Spirit filled family of God united in our fear and love of Christ and
committed to the truth of the Bible. A praying church that equips its members to care,
serve and reach out to others with the saving grace of Jesus Christ.'
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
513 Charles Brink Rd. Gaylord
Rev. Karen Huddelson
Aaron Hotelling, Director of Music
Ecumenical Worship
Sunday Service and
Sunday School
10 a.m. (nursery provided)
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Full Gospel Non Denominational Church
826-8315
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Sunday School - Adults/Kids 9:30 am
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Wednesday Back to Basics Bible Study 2 pm
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Daily Word
THURSDAY: Romans 12:3 New American Standard Bible (NASB) 3 For through the grace given to me I say to
everyone among you not to think more highly of himself than he ought to think; but to think so as
to have sound judgment, as God has allotted to each a measure of faith.
FRIDAY: Philippians 2:19-22 New American Standard Bible (NASB) 19 But I hope in the Lord Jesus to send
Timothy to you shortly, so that I also may be encouraged when I learn of your condition. 20 For I
have no one else of kindred spirit who will genuinely be concerned for your welfare. 21 For they all
seek after their own interests, not those of Christ Jesus. 22 But you know of his proven worth, that
he served with me in the furtherance of the gospel like a child serving his father.
SATURDAY: Ephesians 4:11-14 New American Standard Bible (NASB) 11 And He gave some as apostles, and
some as prophets, and some as evangelists, and some as pastors and teachers, 12 for the equipping
of the saints for the work of service, to the building up of the body of Christ; 13 until we all attain
to the unity of the faith, and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to a mature man, to the measure
of the stature which belongs to the fullness of Christ. 14 As a result, we are no longer to be chil-
dren, tossed here and there by waves and carried about by every wind of doctrine, by the trickery
of men, by craftiness in deceitful scheming;
SUNDAY: 1 Samuel 26:23-25 New American Standard Bible (NASB) 23 The Lord will repay each man for his
righteousness and his faithfulness; for the Lord delivered you into my hand today, but I refused to
stretch out my hand against the Lords anointed. 24 Now behold, as your life was highly valued in
my sight this day, so may my life be highly valued in the sight of the Lord, and may He deliver me
from all distress. 25 Then Saul said to David, Blessed are you, my son David; you will both
accomplish much and surely prevail. So David went on his way, and Saul returned to his place.
MONDAY: Philippians 4:11-14 New American Standard Bible (NASB) 11 Not that I speak from want, for I have
learned to be content in whatever circumstances I am. 12 I know how to get along with humble
means, and I also know how to live in prosperity; in any and every circumstance I have learned
the secret of being filled and going hungry, both of having abundance and suffering need. 13 I can
do all things through Him who strengthens me. 14 Nevertheless, you have done well to share with
me in my affliction.
TUESDAY: James 1:9-12 New American Standard Bible (NASB) 9 But the brother of humble circumstances is
to glory in his high position; 10 and the rich man is to glory in his humiliation, because like flower-
ing grass he will pass away. 11 For the sun rises with a scorching wind and withers the grass; and
its flower falls off and the beauty of its appearance is destroyed; so too the rich man in the midst of
his pursuits will fade away. 12 Blessed is a man who perseveres under trial; for once he has been
approved, he will receive the crown of life which the Lord has promised to those who love Him.
WEDNESDAY: 1 Timothy 6:3-7 New American Standard Bible (NASB) 3 If anyone advocates a different doc-
trine and does not agree with sound words, those of our Lord Jesus Christ, and with the doctrine
conforming to godliness, 4 he is conceited and understands nothing; but he has a morbid interest in
controversial questions and disputes about words, out of which arise envy, strife, abusive lan-
guage, evil suspicions, 5 and constant friction between men of depraved mind and deprived of the
truth, who suppose that godliness is a means of gain. 6 But godliness actually is a means of great
gain when accompanied by contentment. 7 For we have brought nothing into the world, so we can-
not take anything out of it either.
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PERSPECTIVE
Scott Brown
Just a guy, in the piney woods of East Texas,
who listens to what Father God has to say and
writes it down in a "binder" called Reflections
of a Son.
Sales Manager for Crick Tool
This morning I woke, froma deep slumber, at my normal time of 3:45 a. m., but unlike the dawn of most
mornings, which are fuzzy and cluttered with the cravings of coffee, I awoke in prayer, clear headed and crisp. I
seemed to be travailing, during this prayer, for a man who has become a good friend to me. Now, wading into the
deep water of prayer has become a prelude to my workout which is the reason I get up so early. I cant think of a
better way to warmup, and the duration of time that it takes for my rolling tabernacle to arrive at the gymis
around fifteen minutes. During which I usually lift up a list of people and events that Holy Spirit brings to my
mind to pray for, but this morning the Spirit just held me in prayer for my friend. I prayed in celebration of our
friendship, his mentorship of me, the laughter we share when we are together and lots of other things. At the con-
clusion of my prayer I made the following request, Father I ask that today you give my friend the best day of his
life. Now sometimes I sense an answer and sometimes I dont, but today I did and I must say it caught me off
guard. The answer I sensed was How do you measure the best day of your life? I did not receive this as a rebuke
but a gentle check for me.
Upon reflection of this answer, I came to realize that, due to the fact I exist in the flesh, I often use
fleshly/worldly standards to measure the value of who I amor the success of my walk. Unfortunately this way of
thinking can morph into the way I measure my relationship with my wife, my kids, my friends, even Father.
The world would have a man measure himself by how much he makes, how many toys he has, how many
degrees he has, did he contribute to the gross national product, etc. and failure to achieve the above will follow
himfor the rest of his life. But how does Father measure a man? Anybody read Jeremiah lately?
Jeremiah 9: 23-24 states Thus says the Lord, let not the wise man boast in his wisdom, and let not the mighty
man boast of his might, let not a rich man boast of his riches; but let himwho boasts boast of this, that he under-
stands and knows me
It has become a generational curse that a man should measure his worth by what he has or does instead of
how gentle he is with his wife and children or how valiantly he barricades his home fromthe floods of pollution
that satan wants to pour in, with the hope that he can keep the generational curses going. If we as men boot
strap our way through life it will spill onto our children and cause themto do the same. The dependence on
Fathers measure is and must continue to be our defining cadence.
Enumerable stay at home moms measure themselves as just a stay at home mom? WHAT A LIE! My wife
has an education fromone of the best colleges in the USA, and I would say without equivocation that she is
smarter, in many areas, than I am, but she decided to take the high road and stay home with my children! That,
my friends, is humility and guts! She is not just a stay at home momand educator of my children she is a
PRINCESS! Our children become who they are because she shares with themwhere they have come from.
How about the poor overworked minister? Churches often measure themby how many converts have been
logged, the fire in his sermon and how many people he goes to visit. While those things are good, I believe Father
measures ministry one person at a time. Ponder this question; If you only reached one person for the Lord, in
your lifetime would that make you less of a minister than one who reaches thousands? I think not. Let me bring
this closer to home. If my life was the only life that my friend had ministered to then I would like to think that
Father would measure his life with a resounding WELL DONE! Do you remember the one person that Holy Spirit
hastened to minister to you? How did you measure his life? Was your salvation worth it?
I started this little collage of thoughts with a question Father asked me. How do you measure the best day of
your life? Imnot sure I solidified one answer, just yet, but if I can lay my head down at night and know that I pur-
sued Fathers favor by Living FREE and using that FREEDOMas worship to Himthen I believe my day would finish
with the gentle whisper of WELL DONE!
My challenge to you is to push back fromyour computer for a couple of minutes and ask yourself, How have I
been measuring myself? If you are feeling the weight of killer expectations, you probably need to check your
yoke. If by Fathers grace and love then rest in His gentle whisper to you of WELL DONE!
Live FREE!!
Scott
Thoughts on...How do you measure the best day of
your life??
P h A P H A 0 Y
T H I S PA G E S P O N S O R E D B Y T H E F O L L O WI N G A R E A B U S I N E S S E S
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10am Card Golf
12pm Lunch Baked Ham, Prince Charles Vegetable
Blend, Baked Potato, Pineapple
12pm Lovells Satellite Meal
1pm Pantry Bingo
1pm Pool-9 Ball
Monday, May 20
9:30am Grief Support
10am Quilting
12pm Lunch Macaroni & Cheese,
Mixed Vegetables, Fresh Orange
1pm Bridge
1-4pm Hearing Clinic-Appt reqd
1:30pm Clogging
5pm Dinner Pepper Steak, Rice,
Stir Fry Vegetables, Apple
Tuesday, May 21
10am Bible Study
10am Zumba Gold
11am Walking Group - Ramada
12pm Lunch Taco Salad, Refried
Beans, Corn, Peaches
1pm Euchre
2pm Karaoke @The Brook
4-5pm Blood Pressure/Sugar Checks
5pm Dinner Chicken Lasagna, Wax
Beans, Sliced Beets, Plums
6pm Presentation - Medicare and You
Wednesday, May 22
10am Line Dancing
12pm Lunch Chicken Stir- Fry,
Brown Rice, Asparagus, Pineapple
1pm PATH Class @ Library
1pm Pool-Ball in Hand
1pm Mahjong
1pm Wii Bowling
2:30pm COA Board Meeting
5pm Birthday Dinner Beef Pot Roast,
Parisian Carrots, Whole Potatoes, Sliced Apples,
Cake & Ice Cream
Thursday, May 23
10am Crafting
10am Pokeno
11am Golden Toners Exercise
12pm Lunch Sloppy Joes on a Bun, Green Beans,
OBrien Potatoes, Apple Mixed Berry Pie
Wii Bowling w/Manton
1pm Uno Attack
1pm Unlucky 7s
3pm Medicine Shoppe Bingo
5pm Dinner Pepperoni Pizza, Cole Slaw, Brussels
Sprouts, Pineapple
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have Iow vson. The group s facIIaIed
by IocaI resdenI Ward !arker, who Ives
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on Tuesday, May 28Ih aI 1:OOpm n Ihe
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whch s IocaIed aI 8O8 LawndaIe 8IreeI n
CrayIng. !arIcpanIs wII have Ihe op-
porIunIy Io neIwork abouI deas and re-
sources from oIhers wIh a smIar Ife
chaIIenge. There s no pre-regsIraIon re-
qured. Ior more nformaIon, conIacI
KarI 8chrener aI Ihe 8enor CenIer aI
(D8D) 848-7128.
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sorng a new CoIden Toners xercse
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new year. The cIasses wII be heId aI
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LawndaIe 8I. aI 11am each Thursday.
These cIasses are geared for Ihe oIder
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Commsson on Agng &
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Ihe 5Ih year. The properIy s
beng made avaIabIe cour-
Iesy of Ihe \IW. The Com-
munIy Carden s IocaIed aI
Ihe corner of Madsen and
Maryanne 8IreeIs. There are
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308 Lawndale Street
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Low Vision
Support
Group
Clinic will now be located at
1200 N. Down River Road
inside Milltown Clinic
GRAYLING The AuSable Free Clinic (AFC) will be closed
the week of May 27 to move from its current location at 1250
E. Michigan Avenue, Building D to its new location inside the
Milltown Clinic located at 1200 N. Down River Road. The AFC
will reopen in its new location on Monday, June 3.
The AFC provides free
health services to non-
insured, eligible residents of
Crawford, Roscommon,
Oscoda and Montmorency
counties. Since opening in
2005, the AuSable Free Clinic
has served over 5,400
patients in the counties it
serves.
Providers are available to
see patients at the AuSable
Free Clinic on Thursday
evenings. Patients can call
(989) 348-0740 to schedule an
appointment with a provider.
Some area business professionals are walking around
a bit lighter these days because they participated in a
weight-loss competition hosted by Blue Cross Blue
Shield of Michigan (BCBSM) and the Health Care Task
Force, a committee of the Petoskey Regional and
Harbor Springs Area Chambers of Commerce. Thirty
teams from the area participated in the competition
and collectively lost 2,919 pounds.
Officials from BCBSM and the Petoskey chamber vis-
ited the regions winning team on Friday, Michigan
Heart & Vascular Specialists of McLaren Northern
Michigan. Nine people from their office participated in
the competition and together they lost 124-pounds for
a weight-loss percentage of 6.87%. That was good
enough for first-place in northern Michigan and sec-
ond-place overall in the state. Each member of the win-
ning team received a $50 gift card from Boyne Resorts, a
local sponsor of the competition. The business will also
be offered a free sponsorship at an upcoming Business
After Hours hosted by the Petoskey Regional Chamber
of Commerce.
Team members with Michigan Heart & Vascular
Specialists credit healthier eating and increased exer-
cise for their weight-loss success. A couple of team
members credited apps on their smart phones as good
motivators and guides as well.X
Members of winning team included: Michelle
Watson, Laura Medsker, Teresa Eberly, Sara Petrowski,
Ashley Westover, Sandy ONeill, Krista Cook, Sarah
Herron, and Melanie
Bingham.
The statewide competi-
tion ran from February
25th through April 26th.
This is the second straight
year that the chambers
Health Care Task Force
created a local competi-
tion within the statewide
competition. Last year
only ten teams from the
region participated and
that number jumped to 30
in 2013. Helping to boost
that number were 13 dif-
ferent teams from
McLaren Northern
Michigan.
Blue Cross is delighted
to have so much partici-
pation from northern
Michigan, said Donna
Ludwig of BCBSM. She
says teams from this
region comprised 29% of
all participating teams in
the state. The incentive
of the Boyne gift cards and
the promotion by the local chambers really created
some excitement for the competition, Ludwig added.
Finishing second locally was the team from Circuit
Controls Corporation at 6.27% followed by McLaren
Northern Michigan Cheboygan Campus Radiology at
5.95%. Rounding out the top ten were: Northern Lakes
Economic Alliance, Bearcub Outfitters, Wii Not Fit
McLaren Northern Michigan, Preston Feather Building
Centers, McLaren Northern Michigan Chunky
Monkeys, Internal Medicine of Northern Michigan, and
McLaren Northern Michigan Cheboygan Campus.
Although not among the highest percentages, the
northern Michigan team with the biggest weight loss
was the team from the Odawa Casino which lost 459-
pounds.
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AuSable Free Clinic Moving to
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Chart of Top Ten Finishers
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Specialists, McLaren Northern Michigan
2. 6.27%, Circuit Controls Corporation
3. 5.95%, McLaren Northern Michigan
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5. 5.39%, Bearcub Outfitters
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8. 3.99%, McLaren Northern Michigan
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The Petoskey Youth Soccer Association
(PYSA) is sending a strong message to the
community, and to anyone using its Click
Road Soccer Complex, that tobacco use is
seriously detrimental to the public health. At
its most recent meeting, the PYSA Board
voted to institute tobacco-free policies at the
complex that will complement the 24/7
tobacco-free policies adopted last August by
Petoskey Schools.
"Our goal is to demonstrate to our youth
that tobacco use is not part of a healthy
lifestyle," said Tricia Lamberti, PYSA
Executive Director. "We believe that this poli-
cy can play a part in reducing youth tobacco
use in our community, which will eventually
save lives."
According to Susan Pulaski, Community
Health Coordinator for the Health
Department of Northwest Michigan, nearly
90 percent of "new" smokers begin smoking
before age 18.
"By adopting this policy, PYSA is affirming
that tobacco use and secondhand smoke
don't belong in park areas, where people go
to improve their fitness and enjoy nature,"
Pulaski said. She noted that PYSA's policy will
reinforce the recently-adopted 24/7 tobacco-
free school policies, and contribute to a
tobacco-free environment throughout the
community.
P u l a s k i
added that
the Health
Department
is looking
forward to
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other agen-
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tute tobacco-free policies throughout Antrim,
Charlevoix, Emmet and Otsego Counties. For
more information about tobacco-free parks
and beaches, contact Pulaski at (231) 347-
5813.
The Health Department of Northwest
Michigan is mandated by the Michigan
Public Health Code to promote wellness, pre-
vent disease, provide quality healthcare,
address health problems of vulnerable popu-
lations, and protect the environment for the
residents and visitors of Antrim, Charlevoix,
Emmet, and Otsego counties. For more infor-
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Health & Wellness
Petoskey Youth Soccer complex promotes
tobacco-free community
By Jim Akans
There are two fun and exciting fundraising
events coming up right up for the Little
Traverse Bay Humane Society (LTBHS). The
first is the Grateful Dog Off-Road 5k and 10k
walk/run taking place at Nubs Nob in Harbor
Springs on Saturday, May 18th, and on a more
relaxed note there will be a Wine & Dine for
Canines & Felines fundraiser held at
Mackinaw Trails Winery in downtown Petoskey
on May 23rd.
The Grateful Dog Off-Road is a wonderful
way for the entire family to enjoy some outdoor
exercise while helping to raise money for the
LTBHS. Participants have their choice of a 5K
or 10K route, and can test their stamina by run-
ning the course or simply enjoy the scenery
while taking a more leisurely pace. The regis-
tration fee for this event is $40, which includes
an event t-shirt and lunch, and participants are
encourage to raise additional funds through
sponsorship donations. Registration is at 9:30
am on May 18th at Nubs Nob, and there will be
a shotgun start at 10 am.
On Thursday, May 23rd, the Mackinaw Trail
Winery and Fustinis Oils and
Vinegars will be hosting a
fundraiser for the Little
Traverse Bay Humane
Society. The event takes
place from 5-7 p.m. on
Thursday, May 23, at
Mackinaw Trail Winery,
which is located at 200
Howard Street in
Petoskeys Gaslight
District. Guests will
enjoy a sampling of
Fustinis unique oils and vine-
gars, three special Mackinaw Trail
Winery wine tastings for just $25 in advance
($30 at the door) and music by
the extraordinary Pete Kehoe.
Five additional tastings can be
purchased for just $5.
For every bottle of wine pur-
chased during the event,
Mackinaw Trail Winery will
donate $1 to Little Traverse Bay
Humane Society with the
exception of sale items.
Mackinaw Trail Winery and
Fustinis Oils and Vinegars will
generously donate 100% of the
proceeds from this event to
help the homeless animals at Little Traverse
Bay Humane Society so mark your calendar
and bring your friends. The more money
raised, the more lives we can save!
Marci Singer, associate director for LTBHS,
states, We are hoping to raise $15,000 at the
Grateful Dog event this year, and $5,000 at the
Wine and Dine event. The Little Traverse Bay
Humane Society is 100-percent funded through
donations, grants and fundraising events such
as this. We take in and process over 500 ani-
mals each year, and they are all spayed or
neutered, fully vaccinated and have an identifi-
cation micro-chip before they are adopted. For
healthier animals, the individual cost is about
$450 from the time they come in our door to
when they are adopted. For those with special
medical needs the cost can be up to $1000 per
animal.
She adds, We are a no-kill shelter and are
dedicated to rescuing as many animals as pos-
sible. We offer spay and neutering programs
and are able to offer less costly services due to
generosity of our donors. We also have an
innovative Pit Stop program, the only one of it
kind in Michigan, and it offers owners of pit
bulls spay and neutering for free, as well as
rabies vaccinations and micro chip.
For additional information, or to pre-register
for the Grateful Dog Off-Road event, visit
www.ltbhs.com. To reserve tickets for the Wine
& Dine event, call Teresa Chaney at
231.347.2396.
LOCAL NEWS
Grateful Dog 5K/10K and Wine & Dine for
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Little Traverse Bay Humane Society
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