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Kylie Hicks, Boyne CityThe Rambler senior blazed herway to a pair of wins in the HighHurdles, as well as capturing theDivision III Low Hurdles at theAlma Track and Field Invitational.

Will Telgenhof, CharlevoixThe Rayder junior is on a hot streakoffensively as he finished the weekwith eight hits and three RBI’s asCharlevoix improved to 15-5 on theseason.

by Chris Fiel

Charlevoix 1, Elk rapids 0

CHARLEVOIX — The Lady

Rayders continue to impress as

they moved into the Michigan

High School Soccer Coaches As-

sociation rankings at number

seven this week, and they did not

disappoint as they downed an al-

ways tough Elk Rapids squad 1-0

on May 12.

Charlevoix scored the only goal

of the contest 12 minutes into the

first half as sophomore mid-

fielder Kylee Scholten crossed a

ball to senior forward Katie Kite-

ley who was able to finish and

find the back of the Elk Rapids

net.

Rayder junior keeper Gloria

Greene finished with nine saves

in goal to earn the shutout.

“This was a big win for us

tonight. Elk Rapids is a really

tough opponent,” Charlevoix

coach Pete Scholten said. “They

are the kind of team that is fast to

the ball and never gives up.

Tonight’s game was a battle right

down to the last seconds of the

game.”

With the win, Charlevoix im-

proves to 12-5-1 overall and is 10-1

in the LMC.

PETOSKEY — The Lady Ray-

der Soccer team played to a 1-2

finish at the Petoskey Soccer Invi-

tational on May 10.

In the opener, Charlevoix de-

feated the host Lady Northmen

by a score of 1-0. The win marks

only the second time in Rayder

history that they have beat

Petoskey.

“This was a huge win for our

girls,” Charlevoix coach Pete

Scholten said. “Petoskey is and

will always be a quality soccer

team.”

Following a scoreless first half,

the Rayders got on the board at

the 15:20 mark of the second half

as junior midfielder Leah Davis

took a pass from defender Shelby

Robinson and found the back of

the net.

“We were minus two starters

today due to illness and injury.

Today was a great opportunity

for others to step up,” coach

Scholten added. “Senior forward

Katie Kiteley did a great job drop-

ping back into our midfield

today.”

Junior keeper Gloria Greene

finished with nine saves on goal,

while the Rayder attack took 14

shots on the Northmen.

In game two Charlevoix played

a fresh Ann Arbor Skyline. The

Skyline scored in the first half

bringing the halftime score to 1-0.

The Skyline would add two more

goals in the second half, the third

coming with only six seconds left

in the game.

Keeper Gloria Greene had nine

saves on goal against the Skyline.

In game three, the Rayders

would find a familiar foe in the

form of Gaylord, a team the Ray-

ders played to a 1-1 draw with ear-

lier this season.

The Blue Devils took advantage

of a corner kick and finished for

the only goal of the game late in

the first half.

The Rayder attack took nine

shots on goal while keeper Gloria

Greene finished with17 saves in

the game.

“Three games in one day are

physically draining for all teams.

It’s tough to play three quality

teams all in one day,” coach

Scholten noted. “I was really im-

pressed with our girls ability to

keep a high level of play through-

out the day.”

Charlevoix improves to 11-5-1

and is 9-1 in the LMC.

Charlevoix 3, boyne City 0

BOYNE CITY — The Lady Ray-

ders and Lady

Ramblers got to-

gether for a Lake

Michigan Confer-

ence soccer

match on May 8,

with Charlevoix

coming away

with a 3-0 victory.

The Rayders

managed 22 shots

on goal as mid-

fielder Leah

Davis took a pass

from midfielder

Elizabeth Way at

the 16 minute

mark of the first

half for the first

score of the day.

Late in the half,

Charlevoix senior

forward Katie

Kiteley found the

back of the net

off a Kelsey En-

gstrom pass.

The Rayders

were awarded a

direct kick late in the second half

and sophomore midfielder Kylee

Scholten sent the ball to the front

of the net where Kelsey En-

gstrom was waiting to finish the

ball for the third and final goal of

the contest.

Charlevoix junior keeper Glo-

ria Greene had two saves in the

first half and shared the shutout

with freshman keeper Grace

Sutherland.

Boyne coach Nick Baic credited

Erin Baker, Ann Durbin, Abby

Gardner, Hannah Sterling and

Alexis Bielas with solid play for

the Rambers.

Mallary Karaszewski had 12

saves in goal for Boyne.

“Boyne played a great game,”

Charlevoix coach Pete Scholten

said. “We had several opportuni-

ties but had trouble finishing the

ball. I felt we picked up the pace

the second half and improved our

play.”

The Rayders improve to 10-3-1

overall and 9-1 in the LMC with

the win, while the Ramblers fall

to 3-7 overall, 2-6 LMC.

Charlevoix 4, TC Liberty 0

TRAVERSE CITY — The

Charlevoix Girls Soccer team

picked up a big Lake Michigan

Confernece win on May 6, beating

the Liberty with a final score of

4-0.

Both the Rayders and the Lib-

erty entered the contest with only

one loss in the LMC.

Charlevoix got things going

early as they scored in the first

six minutes of the game from a

throw in near the 18 from sopho-

more midfielder Kylee Scholten

to junior midfielder Leah Davis.

The Rayders would add a sec-

ond goal late in the first half off

from a pass from the corner from

junior midfielder Elizabeth Way

to sophomore forward Kelsey En-

gstrom, giving Charlevoix a 2-0

lead at halftime.

Charlevoix would find the back

of the net again just under 10

minutes into the second half on

another throw in from Scholten

to Davis, and the Rayder’s final

goal came with only five seconds

left in the game off from a direct

kick from Leah Davis to Kelsey

Engstrom who completed the goal

in front of the Liberty net.

Charlevoix took 24 shots on

goal, while Rayder keeper Gloria

Greene finished with 11 save to

earn the shutout.

“The girls played great soccer

tonight,” Charlevoix coach Pete

Scholten said. “We had good con-

trol in the middle and distributed

well to both sides of the field.

They put together several great

combinations that created a lot of

opportunities for us. We were

fast to the ball and were able to

keep the ball in their end.”

The Rayders are now 9-3-1 and

8-1 in the LMC.

boyne City 2, East Jordan 0

BOYNE CITY — The Lady Ram-

blers picked up a Lake Michigan

Conference victory over rival

East Jordan 2-0 on May 12.

Boyne City took a 1-0 lead with

25 seconds left in the first half as

Carly Sides took a pass from Mar-

ley DeNise and found the back of

the net from 25 yards out.

The Ramblers added their sec-

ond goal of the night seven min-

utes into the second half as

Mallory Karaszewski scored on

an Abby Gardner assist.

Karaszewski and Hannah Ster-

ling combined in goal for the

shutout.

Boyne City coach Nick Baic

credited Ashlyn Kartes, Erin

Baker and Kiana Kuhs as playing

well for the Ramblers.

Boyne improves to 4-10 overall,

3-6 conference.

Rayders continue to rack up LMCwins, ranked seventh in MHSSCA

rayder sophomore Kylee scholten prepares to slip past a Liberty defender in Charlevoix’s LMC victory. (PhoTo

by DEb VEEnsTra)

Charlevoix’s Elizabeth Way (2) puts a move on a TCLiberty defender. (PhoTo by DEb VEEnsTra)

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by Chris Fiel

boyne City 1-10, Inland Lakes 3-0

BOYNE CITY — The Lady

Ramblers have been on quite a

roll lately, but they ran into a

tough pitcher in the opener be-

fore they responded with their

trademark offense in the night-

cap in splitting a non-conference

doubleheader with Inland Lakes

on May 8.

In the opener, Inland Lakes

pitcher Cloe Mallory limited the

Rambler to a pair of hits, a deep

double to center by Emma Shu-

maker and a single from Rainy

McCune as she struck out 13 and

walked three.

Shumaker took the loss on the

mound allowing three runs (one

earned), on seven hits, struck out

six and walked one. The Bulldogs

were aided by a pair of throwing

errors in their two run third.

“We couldn’t get our bats going

against their pitching in the first

game,” Boyne City coach Sandy

Clausen said. “The second game

we were much better at the

plate.”

In game two, BC got a no-hit

pitching effort from McCune and

two-run home run off the bat of

Paige Hornbeck in leading the

Ramblers to a 10-0 win in five in-

nings.

McCune struck out six and

walked four in the victory.

Hornbeck added a pair of sin-

gles to her long ball, in leading

the Rambler offense. McCune

had two hits, including a double,

Katelyn Banner tripled and

Amber Weiss and Katria Wilkins

both singled.

The Lady Ramblers are now 8-4

on the season.

boyne City 4-5, Grayling 1-2

GRAYLING — The Lady Ram-

blers picked up a pair of key

Lake Michigan Conference soft-

ball wins over the Grayling

Vikings, 4-1, 5-2 on May 6.

In the opener, Boyne City

showed their power once again

as Jordan Weiss blasted a home

run in to top off a three run third

inning and Brooke Fouchia

added a solo shot in the sixth to

give the Ramblers the 4-1 win.

Fouchia added a single to go

with the HR, and Paige Hornbeck

added one hit.

Emma Shumaker earned the

win in the circle, allowing five

hits, one walk, and struck out

eight.

In game two, BC picked up

eight hits, two each from Rainy

McCune and Katelyn Banner,

while Shumaker, Hannah Hoth

and Amber Weiss all doubled and

Jordan Weiss added a single.

Shumaker picked up the win

again, as she allowed seven hits,

fanned six and walked one.

Boyne City is 7-3 overall, 7-1

conference.

Lady Ramblers earn split with Bulldogs,

Pick up key conference wins over Grayling

boyne City senior rainy McCune delivers a pitch during her no-hit performance against Inland Lakes. (PhoTo by CInDa shuMaKEr)

by Chris Fiel

East Jordan 4-6, Mancelona 2-14

EAST JORDAN — The Lady

Red Devils softball team took

game one in splitting with

Mancelona in a non-conference

twinbill on May 8.

In the opener, East Jordan

scored three times in the first

inning and added an insurance

run in the third and held off a

the Lady Ironmen late as Mancy

scored single runs in the fourth

and sixth innings.

Tori Goodrich earned the win

in the circle, going the distance,

allowing five hits, striking out

eight and allowing one free

pass.

The Red Devil offense was led

by a Lindsay Schroeder triple,

while Tommie Outman, Sydney

Drew and Lindsey Graham all

singled, with Graham picking

up two RBI’s.

“This was a very exciting

game that was full of action,”

veteran Red Devil coach Meg

Kitson said. “The last play of

the game was a relay out at the

plate. It was amazing. Our girls

played with a lot of ambition all

day.”

In the nightcap, following a 3-

3 score after the first inning, the

Lady Ironmen opened up the

contest with a pair of five run

innings in both the second and

fifth innings.

Outman took the pitching loss

in relief of Schroeder. Outman

allowed four hits, struck out five

and walked five, while

Schroeder allowed two hits,

walked five and fanned one.

Schroeder and Graham each

singled to lead the EJ offense,

with Schroeder picking up two

RBI’s and Graham one.

East Jordan is 7-11 on the sea-

son.

Lady Red Devils splitwith Mancelona

by Chris Fiel

Charlevoix 6-16, suttons bay 3-5

SUTTONS BAY — The

Charlevoix softball season has

had its share of ups and downs

this season, but it would be all

positive against the host Norse-

men as the Lady Rayders went to

work and pulled out a pair of

non-conferences victories, 6-3,

16-5 on May 8.

In gme one, Charlevoix Yogi

Hang earned the win, going the

distance, allowing seven hits,

walking one and striking out 12.

At the plate, Hang finished

with two hits, including a home

run, while Gabby Gray tripled

and Jennifer Archey, Skyler Her-

riman, Kelsey Pischner, Nicole

Peterson and Paige Bradley all

singled.

Game two is really where the

offense got things clicking, as

the Rayders pounded out lead by

Archey with four, while Hang

homered and doubled among her

three hits. Skyler Herriman,

Gray, Pischner and Bradley each

added three hits apiece, with one

of Pischner’s being a triple.

Also for Charlevoix, Jacy Her-

riman doubled and Peterson sin-

gled.

Hang earned the pitching win

once again, allowing five runs on

nine hits and striking out nine

as Charlevoix improved to 7-7 on

the season.

Charlevoix bats awaken insweep of Sutton’s Bay

by Chris Fiel

Ellsworth 0-5, alanson 1-6

ALANSON — The Lady

Lancers gave it all they had de-

spite being down a few players

and nearly came away with a

pair of Northern Lakes Confer-

ence victories, before falling to

Alanson 1-0 and 6-5 on May 6.

In the opener, Katie Lambert

went 3-for-3 at the plate and

Molly Vandersilk added a pair of

hits to lead Ellsworth.

Also for the Lancers, Shantel

Potter, Ashley Drenth, Leah

Swenson and Sharon Dhillion all

finished with one hit apiece.

Drenth took the loss in the cir-

cle.

“We were missing a few key

players tonight so girls had to

adjust and play positions that

they were not as familiar with,

but overall they did a great job

adjusting,” Lancer coach Linda

Steenwyk said. “We started to

hit the ball better tonight, unfor-

tunately a few errors at key

times in the game made us un-

able to come up with the two key

wins we wanted tonight. The

girls learned some things

tonight that will aid them as we

continue to improve as we move

through the season.”

In the nightcap, Maddie Steen-

wyk finished with a pair of dou-

bled and a sacrafice bunt in

leading the Lady Lancer offense.

Also for Ellsworth, Katelyn

Sowers, Swenson and Dhillion

each finished with two hits,

while Drenth, Lambert, and

Molly VanderSlik each singled.

Drenth took the loss in game

two as well.

“Ashley Drenth pitched two

great games and Amanda Veen-

stra had two catches (in center),

one that she hung on to as it took

her to the ground,” coach Steen-

wyk added.

Lady Lancers fall in closegames to Alanson

Ellsworth third basemen, Maddie steenwyk makes a play and prepares to throw to first. (PhoTo by DEb VEEnsTra)

Lancer centerfielder amanda Veen-stra, looks this pop fly into her glovefor another out in action againstalanson. (PhoTo by DEb VEEnsTra)

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East Jordan 3-8,

Mancelona 8-11

EAST JORDAN — The

East Jordan High baseball

team dropped a pair of

nonconference games to a

tough Mancelona squad on

May 8.

In the opener, EJ spotted

the Ironmen a 5-0 cushion

until Jordan Peterson

broke the ice with a two-

run bomb in the bottom

half of the third inning, to

pull within three. Tucker

Alward scored on a Oscar

Scheier double to cut the

deficit to two in the bottom

of the fourth.

Mancy would seal the

deal by scoring three more

runs in their half of the

fifth inning.

Dustin Hejka took the

pitching loss, going the dis-

tance, allowing 11 hits,

walking four and striking

out two.

The offense was led by

Peterson, who added a sin-

gle to his home run blast,

while Hejka and Colin

Petrie both singled.

In the nightcap, the Iron-

men raced out to a 10-0

lead and held on as the Red

Devils chipped away before

falling 11-8.

Peterson took the pitch-

ing loss, with relief from

Scheier, as both tossed

three innings each.

Tim Schut finished with

two hits, including a three-

run double, while Hejka

singled twice, Petrie dou-

bled and Alward, Wyatt

Crick, Jaden Hoffman and

Noah Raymond each added

one hit apiece.

Red Devils drop pair of non-leaguers to Mancelona

by Chris Fiel

reese 6, boyne City 3

Bay City Central 11,

Boyne City 5

CLARE — The Ram-

bler baseball team took

part in the Clare Invita-

tional baseball tourna-

ment on May 10, falling

in a pair of tough con-

tests to Reese and Bay

City Central.

In game one, Boyne,

now 5-7 overall, fell to

Reese 6-3, as they al-

lowed a five run seventh

that they could not over-

come.

Derek Willis tossed six

innings in taking the

loss, allowing two hits

and walking one.

In the consolation

game, the Ramblers fell

to Bay City Central 11-5.

Willis finished the day

going 5-for-6 at the dish

with three runs batted

in.

boyne City 10-9,

Inland Lakes 4-1

BOYNE CITY — The

Rambler baseball team

earned a pair of non-

conference victories

over the Bulldogs, 10-4

and 9-1 on May 8.

In game one, Boyne

pounded out 14 hits as

Max Cuper, Ethan

Habasco, Alec Hoaglund

, Jeff Miller and Chan-

dler Roberts paced the

way with two each.

Dalton Gardner scored

three times, including a

swipe of home plate.

Sophomore Tanner

Kruzel picked up the

win, tossing four in-

nings of no run ball,

striking out eight, while

Gardner went the final

two innings, fanning

four in the process.

In game two, the com-

bination of Habasco and

Miller on the mound

kept the Bulldogs off

balance as they limited

Inland Lakes to three

hits as Habasco earned

the win.

Cuper delivered the

big blow for the Rambler

offense, a two RBI triple

that helped give Boyne

some breathing room.

With the pair of victo-

ries, BC improves to 5-5

on the season.

Ramblers drop pair at Clare Invitational , Sweep Bull-dogs in non-conference matchup

by Chris Fiel

CARO — The Radyer

baseball team improved to

15-5 on the season, defeat-

ing host Caro, 10-6 in the

opener before falling in the

championship contest to

Cass City, 11-8 on May 10.

The loss to Cass City

snapped a seven game win-

ning streak that the Ray-

ders have strung together

over the last week and a

half.

In the opener, both teams

pushed solo runs across in

each of the first two in-

nings before Caro used a

three run third inning to

take a 5-2 lead, only to see

the Rayders respond with

another run in the bottom

half of the inning.

In the fourth, Caro would

add their final run of the

contest to go up 6-3.

Charlevoix would respond

by scoring a pair of runs in

each of the fourth and fifth

innings and add three

more in the sixth inning

for the 10-6 victory.

The Charlevoix offense

was led by Will Telgenhof

with four hits and three

RBI’s, while

Christian Matye added

two hits and an RBI.

Hunter Cox, Luke Klinger,

Andrew Michaud and

Austin Putman each

chipped in with one single

apiece, Putman’s shot de-

livered a pair of RBI’s,

while Noah Certa and Nate

Moon also finished with

one RBI each.

Moon took the mound for

the Rayders, delivering a

solid six innings of work,

allowing six hits, fanning

seven and walking three in

picking up the win.

In the championship

game against Cass City,

Charlevoix spotted the Red

Hawks an early lead, only

to battle back and score a

pair of runs themselves in

the third.

Cass City would then de-

liver a pair of five run in-

nings in both the fourth

and fifth innings for what

seemed like a big lead, only

to see the Rayders bounce

back with a four run sixth

of their own and added a

solo run in their half of

the seventh, coming up

short.

“We hit well all day but

played a tough squad in

Cass City,” Rayder coach

Allen Telgenhof said.

“They had two huge in-

nings where we couldn’t

get the third out. Still, we

battled back and had the

bases loaded with one out

in the seventh but couldn’t

get the clutch hit.”


Certa and KeNen Borths

with two hits each in the

game, while Telgenhof,

Moon, Cox and Matye

added one hit each.

Certa and Telgenhof also

had two RBI, while Moon

and Borths each added one.

The Rayders sent Cox to

the mound, and Hunter al-

lowed six earned runs on

six hits, with eight walks,

while striking out five in

four innings of work. He

would be relieved by

Borths and Moon, who

combined to grant five hits

and walk two.

“We like to travel down-

state to see different com-

petition, so this will be

good for us, despite the

loss,” Telgenhof added.

Charlevoix 15-12,

harbor springs 3-0

HARBOR SPRINGS —

The Rayders continued

their hot hitting as the of-

fense game the pitching all

the run support needed in

a Lake Michigan Confer-

ence sweep of Harbor

Springs on May 6.

In the opener, Charlevoix

took a 4-0 lead through

three innings of play be-

fore they exploded with a

10-run fourth to put the

game out of reach despite

the Rams scoring a run in

the bottom of the inning

and added a pair of runs in

the bottom of the fifth as

well.

J.J. Bottomley tossed all

five innings of the mercy-

rule shortened contest, al-

lowing three runs on six

hits, striking out three and

walking none for the vic-

tory.

Hunter Cox paced the of-

fense with three hits, while

Will Telgenhof, Austin Put-

man and Bottomley added

two apiece, as Putman and

Bottomley had doubles

among their hits.

Nate Moon, Andrew

Michaud, Spencer Stewart,

Devin Largent and Chris-

tian Matye all added one

hit each, with Largent and

Matye’s doubles.

In the nightcap, the Ray-

ders scored twice in the

first and third innings, five

times in the second and

added a three-spot in the

fourth in running away

with a 12-0 shutout win.

Moon notched the vic-

tory on the mound, going

the distance, allowing two

hits, while fanning five and

walking one.

Noah Certa and Putman

had two hits each to lead

Charlevoix, while Telgen-

hof, Cox, Moon, Bottomley

and Matye all finished with

one hit, Bottomley’s being

a double.

“Harbor has two tough

starting pitchers and I was

real pleased that we hit so

well and were so aggressive

on the bases,” Rayder

coach Allen Telgenhof

said. “Our pitchers threw

strikes and it all just came

together for us. We’ve been

struggling with some in-

juries so it was good to get

two in the league.”

JV Rayder drop pair atGrayling Invitational

GRAYLING — The JV

Rayder baseball team lost a

pair of contests at the

Grayling Invitational on

May 10.

In the opener against

Cheboygan, the young Ray-

ders fell 12-2.

Justin Adkins took the

loss on the mound, striking

out three, he also led the of-

fense with an RBI double.

Charlevoix stranded nine

runners on base in the con-

test.

In game two against East

Jordan, the Rayders lost 7-

3.

Brad Klinger took the

loss, striking out three.


the combination of Jordan

Adkins and Justin Adkins,

the duo combined for five

hits, including a double

and triple and added three

runs batted in.

Rayders finish runner-up in Caro Baseball tourney,Roll past Rams in LMC twinbill

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ALMA — The Boyne City track

and field teams participated in

the Alma College Invitational on

May 10, as one of over 30 schools

of all sizes that attended the

event.

The girls team finished 23rd out

of 30 teams, while the boys team

placed 19th out of 31. The finish

places were broken down into

four divisions, with the Ramblers

scoring in the division III group.

Kylie Hicks had the biggest day

for Boyne, as she was the overall

winner in the High Hurdles, de-

feating girls from much larger

schools. She also captured the Di-

vision III Low Hurdles.

Another standout for the Ram-

blers was Sidney McLeod, as she

won the High Jump, setting a new

personal record of 4’10” and also

finished third in the Pole Vault.

Morgan Weldon took fourth in

the Discus with a new personal

best of 79 feet, four inches, while

Keyrsten Girlinghouse and Court-

ney Weldon placed seventh and

ninth respectfully in the event.

The 800M Relay team of

Heather Nichols, McLeod, Grace

Knitter, and Hicks raced to a fifth

place finish, while the 400M Relay

team of Kaylee Turnbull,

McLeod, Nichols and Hicks fin-

ished sixth.

Ashley Lutterbach ran a per-

sonal best in the 800M run, while

Hannah Knitter ran her personal

best in the 1600M run.

On the boys side, Landon

Kartes won the 300M Hurdles and

was third in the High Hurdles.

Zach Wandrie placed sixth in

the Discus with a personal best

throw of 111’1”. Kevin Lange was

sixth in the 200M Dash.

Kory Skop and Ethan Book set

new personal bests in the 3200M,

finishing eighth and ninth re-

spectfully.

The 1600M Relay team of Logan

Sulak, Garrett Fogo, Trevor Day

and Conner Mills took third.

“It was a surprise (third place)

because we had not run this com-

bination of athletes before,” Ram-

bler coach Andy Place said.

The Boyne 3200M Relay team of

Fogo, Day, Book and Skop finished

fifth, while the 800M Relay team

of Sulak, Lange, Kartes and Mills

finished fifth as well.

Ramblers put on good showing at Alma Track and Field Invitational

boyne’s Conner Mills (right) turnson the jets during his leg of the800M relay. (PhoTo by raChEL LanGE)

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2014 Salem Midwest27DBUD. Open Floor Plan,Large Slide, Leather InteriorDesign, Central Switch Com-mand Center, Heated/En-closed Fresh Water Tank,Stainless Steel AppearanceAppliances, Power TongueJack, Power Stabilizers. Sell-ing Price: $17,499. FreewayRV. Exit 270 on I-75, Waters,MI. 888-731-4198. wwwFree-wayRV.com

2015 Forest River SalemCruise Lite Midwest 231RB.Compact Unit. Double DoorFrig, Spare Tire/Carrier, Sky-light Over Shower,Cable/Satellite Ready, 3 Burn-er Stove W/Oven, RadialTires, Foot Flush Toilet, PowerTongue Jack, One TouchPower Awning, Power Stabi-lizer Jacks, Push Button Re-mote, Night Shades In LivingRoom, Also ADVD/MP3/CD/FM Stereo.Selling Price: $15,499. Free-way RV. Exit 270 on I-75,Waters, MI. 888-731-4198.wwwFreewayRV.com

2015 Forest River SalemHemisphere 356QBQ. BunkHouse Design With 2 FullBaths, Flat Screen TV W/DVDPlayer, One Touch ElectricAwning, Enclosed And Heat-ed Underbelly, Stainless SteelKitchen Package, XL LargeGrab Handle (Entrance), 2Outside Speakers, PowerFront Landing Gear, RearElectric Stabilizers, Hide-A-Bed Sofa, Outside Kitchen,Ladder, X-Large Double DoorFrig., 15,000 Ducted A/C,Washer Dryer Prep, 50 Amp

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New 2013 Chaparral 328RES. 32 foot Fifth Wheel. 3slideouts, power awning. SalePrice $35,995. As low as$279 a month with $0 DOWN.International RV World, 277N. Expressway Court, Gay-lord, MI 49735. 989-448-8700. Summer hours M-F 9-6, Sa 9-5, Su Noon-4. Servicehours M-Sat 9-5. Closed Sun-day, May 25 and Monday, May26 to observe Memorial Day.

New 2013 Rockwood TravelTrailer 2909 SS. Double pow-er awning, slideout, outdoorkitchen, power tongue jack.Sugg. Price: $30,164. Sale$21,995. You Save $8,169.Payments as low as $209 amonth. Petoskey RV USA,2215 US Highway 31 N.Petoskey, MI 49770. Phone231-347-3200.

New 2014 Cherokee WolfPup Travel Trailer 16FB.Awning, one piece walkabledecked roof, safety package,stabilizer jacks. Sugg. Price:$18,175. Sale $10,995. YouSave $7,180. Payments aslow as $99 a month. PetoskeyRV USA, 2215 US Highway31 N. Petoskey, MI 49770.Phone 231-347-3200.




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The second annual Boyne City PD and East Jordan PD D.A.R.E. 5K/1 mile Fun Run will start and finish in Sunset

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used to continue the D.A.R.E. programs in Boyne City and East Jordan schools. The D.A.R.E. program is

presented to 5th grade students and focuses on drug and violence prevention as well as promoting safe and

responsible decision-making. The D.A.R.E. program continues to foster a strong positive relationship between

schools, law enforcement and the community.

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New 2014 Flex 34 RS. 34foot Fifth Wheel. InteriorComfort Package, ExteriorDeluxe Package, one touchleveling, electric fireplace.Sale Price $47,995. As lowas $379 a month with $0DOWN. International RVWorld, 277 N. ExpresswayCourt, Gaylord, MI 49735.989-448-8700. Summerhours M-F 9-6, Sa 9-5, SuNoon-4. Service hours M-Sat 9-5. Closed Sunday,May 25 and Monday, May26 to observe Memorial Day.

New 2014 Freedom Ex-press 261 SE. 26 foot TravelTrailer. Bunkhouse. SalePrice $17,995. As low as$169 a month with $0DOWN. International RVWorld, 277 N. ExpresswayCourt, Gaylord, MI 49735.989-448-8700. Summerhours M-F 9-6, Sa 9-5, SuNoon-4. Service hours M-Sat 9-5. Closed Sunday,May 25 and Monday, May26 to observe Memorial Day.

New 2014 Freedom Ex-press 320 BHDS LibertyEdition. 32 foot Travel Trail-er. 3 slideouts, powerawning, outdoor kitchen.Sale Price $28,995. As lowas $229 a month with $0DOWN. International RVWorld, 277 N. ExpresswayCourt, Gaylord, MI 49735.989-448-8700. Summerhours M-F 9-6, Sa 9-5, Su

Noon-4. Service hours M-Sat 9-5. Closed Sunday,May 25 and Monday, May26 to observe Memorial Day.

New 2015 Cherokee GreyWolf Travel Trailer 26RR.Toy Hauler, power awning,power tongue jack. Sugg.Price: $26,926. Sale$18,995. You Save $7,931.Payments as low as $169a month. Petoskey RV USA,2215 US Highway 31 N.Petoskey, MI 49770. Phone231-347-3200.

New 2015 Rockwood LiteWeight Travel Trailer RLT19 ROO. Roof A/C, outsidegrill, heated mattresses,power tongue jack. Sugg.Price: $22,995. Sale$16,995. You Save $6,000.Payments as low as $150a month. Petoskey RV USA,2215 US Highway 31 N.Petoskey, MI 49770. Phone231-347-3200.

New 2015 Starcraft CometH 1232. 12 foot Pop-UpCamper. Unique A-frame

pop up design means solidwalls. Easy set-up. SalePrice $11,595. As low as$125 a month with $0DOWN. International RVWorld, 277 N. ExpresswayCourt, Gaylord, MI 49735.989-448-8700. Summerhours M-F 9-6, Sa 9-5, SuNoon-4. Service hours M-Sat 9-5. Closed Sunday,May 25 and Monday, May26 to observe Memorial Day.

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Used 2009 Gulfstream Yel-lowstone 6237Y. 24’ ClassC, Great For Getaways,Compact and Easy To Han-dle, Bunk Over Cab In Front,Flat Screen TV, Tires inGood Condition, Rear Hitch,A/C, E-350 Chassis, andGenerac Generator.Mileage: 28,850. SellingPrice: $38,995. FreewayRV. Exit 270 on I-75, Waters,MI. 888-731-4198.wwwFreewayRV.com

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2004 Ford Escape. 6 cyl,Front wheel drive. As lowas $199 a month. Drive NowAuto Sales, 2215 US High-way 31 N, Petoskey. Phone231-347-3200. www.dri-venow123.com

2004 Toyota Highlander.4WD, 3rd row seat. As lowas $159 a month. Drive NowAuto Sales, 2215 US High-way 31 N, Petoskey. Phone231-347-3200. www.dri-venow123.com

2005 Chrysler Pacifica Tour-ing. 3rd row seat folds down.As low as $179 a month.Drive Now Auto Sales, 2215US Highway 31 N, Petoskey.Phone 231-347-3200.www.drivenow123.com

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2001 Chevy Silverado2500HD LS. _ ton, longbed, 90 K. Sale Price$7,995. Rivertown AutoGroup, 989 VFW Rd,Cheboygan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2003 Ford Ranger Extend-ed Cab. 4x4, bedliner. SalePrice $7,995. RivertownAuto Group, 989 VFW Rd,

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2004 Chevy Avalanche Z-71 4x4. 1 owner! Off RoadPackage! Beautiful! Sun-roof, heated leather, mem-ory seating, XM radio, 6disc CD, Deep treadGoodyear’s, OnStar and somuch more! $14,449. DaveKring Chevrolet-Cadillac,1861 US 31 North,Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585.

2005 GMC Sierra SLE1500. 4x4, ext cab, fiber-glass topper, tow pkg, bed-liner, 4 door, seats 5. SalePrice $12,995. RivertownAuto Group, 989 VFW Rd,Cheboygan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2006 Chevy Silverado LT1Crew Cab 4x4. Silver Birch& Charcoal Leather, Z-71Off Road Pkg. OnStar, ABS,steering controls, XM Radio,tow, alloys and great forpassenger and cargo!$14,949. Dave KringChevrolet-Cadillac, 1861US 31 North, Petoskey, MI231-347-2585.

2006 Chevy Silverado LT3.Ext cab, 4WD, bedliner, towpkg. As low as $149 amonth. Drive Now AutoSales, 2215 US Highway31 N, Petoskey. Phone 231-347-3200. www.dri-venow123.com

2007 Dodge Ram 1500.BigHorn edition. 4x4, extcab, 4 door, seats 6, Reesetow pkg. Sale Price$12,995. Rivertown AutoGroup, 989 VFW Rd,Cheboygan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2007 Toyota Tacoma. Pre-Runner SR5. V-6, tow pkg,ext cab, one owner. $225 aMONTH or LESS. River-

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2008 Ford F-350 XLT. 4x4,Lifted, Leer fiberglass top-per, bedliner, tow pkg, Car-fax one owner. Sale Price$12,900. Rivertown AutoGroup, 989 VFW Rd,Cheboygan, 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

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2000 Dodge Ram Conver-sion Van. As is. Save $500this week. Only $2,495.Drive Now Auto Sales, 2215US Highway 31 N,Petoskey. Phone 231-347-3200. www.drivenow123.com

2006 Chrysler Town &Country. Seats 7, dual slid-ing doors, 25 MPG. As lowas $129 a month. DriveNow Auto Sales, 2215 USHighway 31 N, Petoskey.Phone 231-347-3200.www.drivenow123.com

2008 Dodge Caravan SXT.Stow-N-Go, seats 7. $175a MONTH or LESS. River-town Auto Group, 989 VFWRd, Cheboygan, 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2011 Honda Odyssey EX-L. Just arrived. Hurry itbeautiful and Loaded! CAR-FAX 1 owner! Sunroof, al-most new tires, Satellite ra-dio, Blue tooth Heated grayLeather, 3 rows of seating,tow pkg. and more!$21,980. Dave KringChevrolet-Cadillac, 1861US 31 North, Petoskey, MI231-347-2585.

2012 GMC Savana WorkVan. Contractors this vanis ready to go to work for

you! CARFAX 1 owner! In-terior access panel doorbehind seats, Strong wear-ing vinyl seating, cruise con-trol, come see it. $14,949.Dave Kring Chevrolet-Cadil-lac, 1861 US 31 North,Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585.

2010 Dodge Grand Cara-van SXT. Stow-N-Go, seats7. Sale Price $10,997.Rivertown Auto Group, 989VFW Rd, Cheboygan, 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2011 Honda Odyssey EX-L. Just arrived. Hurry itbeautiful and Loaded! CAR-FAX 1 owner! Sunroof, al-most new tires, Satellite ra-dio, Blue tooth Heated grayLeather, 3 rows of seating,tow pkg. and more!$21,980. Dave KringChevrolet-Cadillac, 1861US 31 North, Petoskey, MI231-347-2585.

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PAYING CASH for old woodduck decoys. 231-582-0182or 586-530-6586.

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

Buying vintage military itemsall wars; medals, photos,uniforms, souvenirs. Needcash? Call Rick 231-282-1001.

WANTED TO BUY Pre1964 silver coins. PayingCash 231-373-0842




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