GRAYLING The
Gunslinger came packing the
heat on Saturday. Grayling
senior QB Jake Swander, the
gun-slinging senior lefty who
has engineered the prolific
Sanchez Spread during the
most successful two-year
stint in the history of the
Viking football program,
came loaded and ready in the
Division 5 pre-district opener
with familiar U.P. rival
Kingsford.
Swander had the high-
powered, high-velocity T-
Mac weapon in his arsenal
and used it to shred the
Flivver secondary. He also
employed the Latusek
Special to good advantage
and when he wasnt flooding
the airways with missiles,
Swander was launching twin
torpedo blasts code names
Branch and Harris
straight into the heart of the
enemy defenders and churn-
ing out serious chunks of dis-
puted real estate.
In the end, the Vikings up-
tempo, quick-strike assault
secured a hard-fought 42-25
victory and assured Grayling
of a berth in the Division 5
district finals for the third
time in four years under head
coach Tim Sanchez.
It feels great, the smiling
Sanchez said afterward.
This is the first time weve
beaten a U.P. team (in the
playoffs) since Ive been head
coach and it was great being
able to do it today at home
with so many of our fans
here.
Our kids played hard, he
added. Kingsfords a very
tough team and we knew we
had to match their toughness
and be very physical on the
line. I was really pleased with
our effort.
Grayling improved to 9-1
with the victory, matching
last seasons record, and
reversed a 36-14 loss at
Kingsford in the pre-district
opener a year ago. The hard-
battling Flivvers finished 6-4.
Next up for the Vikings is a
trip to Menominee to take on
the highly regarded and
unbeaten Maroons (10-0) in
the Central Time Zone of the
far western Upper Peninsula.
Menominee defeated
Houghton 63-6 in a real nail-
biter in its district opener on
Saturday.
Grayling will be looking to
buck history on Saturday.
The Vikings played the
Maroons for the district title
in 2010 and again in 2011 and
lost each time. The Maroons
score points in bunches, as
Grayling does, so a shootout
between these two potent,
quick-strike assault forces
seems very likely.
Sanchez knows it will be a
challenge but he welcomes it.
As the seasons gone on,
theyve gotten better,
Sanchez said of the Maroons.
Theyre crushing everybody.
They have three very good
backs and a tough line. Well
have our work cut out for us.
Well have a game plan when
we go up there and we need
to stay with it and execute it.
Part of the game plan will
no doubt be for Grayling to
put the ball into the hands of
T-Mac as much as possible.
Senior receiver Tyler T-Mac
McClanahan has been rip-
ping defensive secondaries
apart for three years as a var-
sity starter. Last year, he set
the Grayling school record
for receptions in a season
and this year he broke it
again.
In Saturdays high-scoring
triumph over Kingsford, T-
Mac corralled 10 aerials from
Swander for a whopping 191
yards, including touchdown
strikes of 11, 50 and 9 yards in
the first half as the Vikings
established a 28-13 lead on
the scoreboard and never
looked back.
McClanahans dangerous
presence benefits the
Vikings other talented
receivers and the running
game. In the win over
Kingsford, the Vikings
amassed more than 600
yards of offense between the
Swander air assault to
McClanahan, Scout Tobin,
Danny Schultz and Brandon
Latusek and the leg-churn-
ing, yard-munching ground
attack featuring strong-strid-
ing seniors Michael Branch
and Kevin Harris.
There were numerous
explosive plays on both sides
of the ball in a game that was
dizzying at times and also
very entertaining to watch.
When Swander wasnt gen-
erating some of his 263 yards
passing with four air strikes
for TDs, he was handing the
ball to either Branch or
Harris and watching the sen-
iors slither, slash and slam
their way straight up the gut.
When he wasnt handing the
ball off or tossing it to a
receiver, he was running it
himself for 48 yards worth of
real estate and a score.
Sanchez said afterward the
Vikings were just taking what
the defense was giving them
on any given snap.
When they doubled Tyler
(McClanahan) and put six in
the box, the run was there
and thats what we did,
Sanchez said. When they
put seven in the box and left
Tyler in single coverage, Jake
put the ball in Tylers hands.
When they had Tyler covered,
Jake was able to find other
receivers.
It was a good effort offen-
sively. I was really happy with
the O-line today. Weve had
some injuries that weve had
to work through this season
and I thought the guys came
together and played a really
solid game.
The Viking trench warriors
center Justice Junttila,
guards William Romain and
Emmett Helsel and tackles
Noah Kolka and Tyler Wyman
formed a black wall of defi-
ance around Swander in the
pocket on passing plays and
fired out to create seams for
Branch and Harris to bust
through on running plays.
The results speak for them-
selves.
Sanchez commended the
physical play of the entire
line but was especially
pleased with the effort of
Kolka, a freshman who was
pressed into service because
of injuries to other starters.
McClanahan said after the
game that the Vikings, espe-
cially the seniors, had plenty
of motivation to beat
Kingsford on Saturday.
Our mindset going in was
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By DENNIS MANSFIELD
Buckland News Service
GAYLORD Make it more
than $25,000 raised in support
of the Grayling golf team and
their families. That after about
$7,600 was raised at the
Celebrate Grayling Recovery
dinner at the Treetops Resort
in Gaylord on Saturday, Nov. 2.
About 100 people attended
the dinner fundraiser held to
benefit members and families
of the Grayling boys varsity
golf team impacted by a tragic
two-vehicle accident April 29
in Kalkaska Countys Excelsior
Township that claimed the
lives of three people, includ-
ing golf coach Jason Potter
and golfer Louis Menard.
Several other members of
the golf team were injured,
though all are now in various
states of recovery.
A little over six months ago
things changed for me, said
Gunner Metzer, one of the
golfers hurt in the accident.
Were in different stages of
recovery.
(But) theres been so much
support from everybody its
ridiculous, he added. (And)
Jason may be gone, but never
forgotten.
Despite not holding any
organized fundraiser till the
Nov. 2 dinner, members of The
Grayling Golf Recovery
Foundation reported about
$18,000 had already been
donated to help the golf team.
Jerry Coyne, co-owner of
the Grayling-based Blarney
Stone Broadcasting and mem-
ber of the foundation board,
said he that after the accident
he and others were contacted
by people from all over
Michigan who wanted to help
in some way.
It was amazing the out-
pouring of support, Coyne
added. It was mostly from the
golf community.
Those attending Saturdays
dinner paid $50 per person.
More was raised through a
silent auction that included
signed sports memorabilia, as
well as a live auction. A guitar
to be signed by rock-n-roll
legend Bob Seger went for a
winning bid of $3,250.
This is the only fundrais-
er, said Coyne. We wanted
this to be a celebration. We
wanted this to help put a pos-
itive spin on things.
Each of the foundation
members, including Anita
Merchant of Chemical Bank in
Grayling, thanked those
attending the dinner and for
their continued support.
We didnt expect all of you
guys would come. But, you
did, she said. It shows how
youve opened your hearts.
The great thing is it was
started to help the families.
Every time we wrote a check
to the families to help it was
a great feeling.
(And) the letters that came
with the deposits were phe-
nomenal. They came from all
over the state, she added. I
want to thank you so much.
While the foundation also
already collected more than
$25,000 in donations, includ-
ing that raised at the dinner,
Thomas Ruden of Tomlyn
Advisors said the total could
still grow. Ruden, also a foun-
dation member, said hes been
in contact with other founda-
tions which would like to help
support the Grayling effort, if
and when it is granted non-
profit status.
Were really excited about
that, he said. I was just
amazed to see all the funds
come in. And theyre still com-
ing in.
A job well done.
At some point, Ruden the
foundation will be dissolved.
The funds collected will be
turned over Crawford-
AuSable Schools to fund
scholarships to the golf team
members impacted by the
accident, as well as Menards
sister. That could happen as
early as this spring, he added.
But, if the outpouring of
support at the dinner wasnt
enough, it was also
announced that the Grayling
Country Club is moving for-
ward with plans to build a
memorial to Potter and those
impacted by the accident at
the local golf club.
Yesterday, we broke
ground, said Chet Wheeler,
president of the country clubs
board and assistant golf
coach, adding the memorial
should be finished in spring
2014. The biggest thing we
can do is not forget about any-
one involved in this.
And, prior to the dinner,
golf team members were
reportedly presented new golf
equipment by Nike Golf.
Jason Guss, director of golf
performance at Treetops, said
it was inspiring to see the
players, including several hes
worked with over the years,
back to being able to take a
golf swing and enjoy the game
they love.
Its unbelievable, Guss
said, also commenting on how
people in Grayling and
throughout the area rallied to
the cause. It makes me proud
to be from a small community.
Most importantly, I want to
thank those boys for being so
tough. Theyre Grayling
tough.
Dinner eent raises $7,600 for Gra"ling golf team
European frog-bit appears to be spreading into Northern Lower Peninsula
ALPENA The Department
of Natural Resources' Wildlife
Division is leading response
efforts to control a new
aquatic invasive plant,
European frog-bit
(Hydrocharis morsus-ranae).
Until recently, this free-float-
ing plant had only been
reported in a few localized
sites in the southeastern
Lower Peninsula. Through
recent statewide monitoring
efforts, this species has been
detected in Saginaw Bay,
Alpena and Munuscong Bay
in Chippewa County.
This new invasive species
was detected as a result of an
Early Detection Rapid
Response (EDRR) pilot proj-
ect funded through a federal
Great Lakes Restoration
Initiative grant. The project
relies on collaboration with
partners, including Michigan
State University and
Cooperative Weed
Management Area groups.
Using the new State of
Michigans Rapid Response
Plan for Aquatic Invasive
Species, developed jointly by
the DNR, DEQ and MDARD,
these new reports were veri-
fied, an on-site assessment
was conducted and a
response plan was formulat-
ed. Control measures are
under way, including physi-
cal removal (1,500 pounds
removed beginning in mid-
September) and trial treat-
ments with herbicides.
Responding quickly to a
new invasive species is criti-
cal to increasing our chances
of success, and it requires a
well-organized, collaborative
effort between multiple
agencies and other partners,
said Wildlife Division chief
Russ Mason.
Education, outreach and
future control activities are
being planned with local
stakeholders and partner
groups. A complete outline of
the EDRR program, includ-
ing future stages, is defined
in the newly revised SOM
Aquatic Invasive Species
State Management Plan at
www.michigan.gov/aquatici
nvasives.
European frog-bit was
accidentally released into
Canadian waters between
1932 and 1939, and has since
spread throughout Ontario,
New York, Vermont and other
eastern states. It forms
extremely dense vegetative
mats that cover the available
open water surface. Frog-bit
shades out submerged native
plants, reducing invertebrate
and plant biodiversity, dis-
rupts natural water flow,
inhibits watercraft move-
ment and may adversely
affect fish and wildlife habi-
tat.
European frog-bit resem-
bles a miniature water lily
(lily pad), with leaves about
the size of a quarter or half-
dollar. It produces a small
white flower, usually in June.
Frog-bit is typically found in
slow moving, shallow waters
(1-3 feet), typically within
cattail and bulrush stands.
Additional identification
information is available at
the Midwest Invasive Species
Information Network at
www.misin.msu.edu.
If you suspect that youve
seen European frog-bit,
report sightings to
www.misin.msu.edu or to
Matt Ankney, EDRR coordi-
nator, at ankneym2@michi-
gan.gov or (517) 641-4903.
For more information,
please visit
www. michigan. gov/inva-
sivespecies
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BELDING When Jody
Bachelder took a step back
away from the pointing dog
at her feet, a rooster pheas-
ant sprung into flight, practi-
cally knocking her over and
leaving her so temporarily
dazzled she didnt even think
to shoulder her shotgun.
Im four months pregnant
and I swear I felt the baby
jump, said Bachelder, who
was making her first pheas-
ant hunt.
Happens all the time, said
Scott Brosier, proprietor of
Pine Hill Kennels and
Sportsmens Club near
Belding, Mich., and the host
of a recent pheasant hunting
event for women.
Lots of people get startled
when that flush occurs right
in their face, said Brosier.
Ive seen guys who are built
like Buicks jump when it
happens.
Bachelders disorientation
didnt last long. Not too many
minutes later, a rooster got
up in front of her and she
smoothly mounted her
firearm, pulled the trigger
and dropped the bird into
the tall grass.
Bachelder was one of a
dozen women attending the
event, which was put togeth-
er by Department of Natural
Resources wildlife technician
Donna Jones, who works at
Flat River State Game Area.
Brosier who had put
together his own womens
event last year as part of a
breast cancer awareness pro-
gram was more than happy
to accommodate the pro-
gram. Jones lined up three
chapters of Pheasants
Forever Barry County,
Montcalm County and Grand
Valley to help with the
funding, and all that was left
was to recruit the gals.
It didnt take long. I could
have gotten 40, Brosier said.
Among those who signed
up was Alyssa Wethington, an
intern with the Gourmet
Gone Wild program, which is
designed to introduce folks
who are not from sporting
traditions to the outdoors by
exposing young profession-
als to wild game and fish
dishes. She brought her
grade-school pal Shakoor
Rohela, and the 22-year-olds
had their first hunting expe-
riences together.
The pair shot at and hit
a bird, but it sailed off into
the distance. When the crew
went to recover it, it flushed
again apparently no worse
for wear.
That just made Wethington
more determined.
This is something I hope
to do regularly, she said. I
like to eat food produced
locally, so if I can kill some-
thing and cook it up, thats
great. Thats as local as you
can get.
While Wethington and
Rohela were making their
first hunts, many of the
women were veterans of the
field having hunted deer
and turkey though they
hadnt hunted pheasants.
Trish Taylor, a public-rela-
tions professional from
Allegan, said she hunted rab-
bits as a youngster but,
despite being married to a
sportsman and owning a
pointing dog, had never
hunted upland birds.
Her husband was glad she
came, Taylor said, because he
wanted her to learn to hunt
but he didnt especially want
to take her because I never
listen to him, she said.
It was awesome, Taylor
said. Now I want to go to
North Dakota.
Similarly, Kathleen Kiester
of Dimondale had hunted
wild turkeys and deer, but
had never pointed the Model
12 Winchester she inherited
from her father at flying
birds. By the time the hunt
was finished, Kiester had
killed a pair of pheasants.
This is so much fun, she
said. Im just ecstatic. They
get up so fast and fly so hard.
This is so cool, Id love to do it
again.
Thats a sentiment echoed
by virtually all the women at
the event. Rohela said the
experience was really, really
fun and Wethington said
shes going to keep doing
this until I get something.
Bachelder, whose husband
was away on business in
China, emailed him a picture
from her smartphone as
soon as it was taken.
This is cool, she said,
admitting that she was a little
bit surprised that she made
her shot. Its different than I
was expecting. I like the
walking around instead of
sitting in the deer blind.
DNR wildlife biologist John
Niewoonder gave a presenta-
tion at the event, explaining
how the DNR works and
about wildlife management
in general. He gave the par-
ticipants food for thought
about hunting as not only an
enjoyable pastime, but also a
vital part of Michigans natu-
ral resources conservation.
Jones was very pleased
with the way things went.
When I started at the DNR
I wasnt a hunter and some of
the guys showed me, said
the 33-year DNR veteran. I
was hoping to target single
moms and first-time hunters.
It worked out perfectly. We
had a lot of fun.
So much, in fact, that Jones
can hardly wait to get started
planning an event for next
year.
To learn more about hunt-
ing in Michigan including
different species and season
opportunities, how to pur-
chase licenses, where to
hunt, and how to ensure its
done safely visit
www.michigan.gov/hunting.
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The new Ford Fiesta equipped with the award-win-
ning 1.0-liter EcoBoost engine will be Americas most
fuel-efficient non-hybrid, gasoline-powered car with an
EPA-estimated rating of 45 mpg on the highway, topping
the EPA-estimated highway ratings of Honda Fit by 12
mpg and Toyota Yaris by 8 mpg.
The fuel economy rating not only establishes the
Fiesta 1.0-liter EcoBoost as best-in-class highway fuel
economy among subcompacts, but it also outperforms
some competitors diesels and hybrids on the highway
driving cycle. The 2014 Honda Insight has an EPA-esti-
mated rating of 44 mpg highway, while the 2014
Volkswagen Golf diesel with a manual transmission has
an EPA-estimated rating of 42 mpg highway. This also
makes the Fiesta the only car in its class that produces
more than 120 horsepower and has an EPA-estimated
rating of 45 mpg on the highway. Plus, while the 1.0-liter
EcoBoost engine is officially SAE-certified at 123 horse-
power and 125 lb.-ft. of torque, it features an overboost
function that allows it to make more than 145 lb.-ft. for
up to 15 seconds.
Coupled with the new Fiesta ST, Fiesta covers the
performance-efficiency continuum in the subcompact
segment better than any other nameplate in the mar-
ket, said Joe Hinrichs, executive vice president and
president of the Americas for Ford.
Fuel economy is often cited as the No. 1 purchase
consideration in the subcompact class, according to
Ford research. The EPA estimated rating of 45 mpg high-
way is for both the four- and five-door, five-speed man-
ual-equipped 2014 1.0-liter EcoBoost Fiesta, which also
has an EPA-estimated rating of 32 mpg city and 37 mpg
combined.
Automotive journalists named the 1.0-liter EcoBoost
engine in the 2014 Ford Fiesta International Engine of
the Year in 2012 and 2013. The smallest engine in the
growing EcoBoost family is increasingly the choice of
Ford customers in Europe, where it is now available on
five nameplates, accounting for 32 percent of Focus
sales and 26 percent of Fiesta sales this year. Robust
demand for the 1.0-liter in Europe prompted Ford to
double production capacity at its state-of-the-art
Cologne, Germany, plant to more than 1,000 engines a
day.
EcoBoost technology combines smaller-displacement
engines with turbocharging, direct injection, variable
valve timing and proprietary Ford software to bring cus-
tomers outstanding performance and fuel economy.
Fords global EcoBoost engine family now includes the
1.0-liter three-cylinder; 1.5-liter, 1.6-liter and 2.0-liter
four-cylinder engines; and the powerful 3.5-liter V6
engine. EcoBoost technology is available in every region
Ford serves worldwide, and will be offered on approxi-
mately 80 percent of the companys global nameplates
by the end of this year.
Beyond the efficient new EcoBoost powerplant,
Fiestas aerodynamic design also helps save fuel. Along
with cruise control, the Manual EcoBoost Package on
the Fiesta SE adds a rear spoiler, side air deflectors,
underbody shields, lower grille blockers and low-rolling-
resistance tires that, together, decrease the amount of
fuel needed to push the car through the air at speed.
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ence. A new SYNC with MyFord Touch system with
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SYNC AppLink capabilities pioneered on the first
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approved smartphone apps through voice commands
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and limit their teenagers exposure to risk at the wheel.
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and audio volume limits. It mutes audio until safety
belts are fastened and ensures driver aids, safety sys-
tems and more vigorous alerts cannot be deactivated
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5 peed, a|r, rea| VP0.
AS LOW AS $149 A MONTH
2012 TOYOTA COROLLA LE
Your C|o|ce, $13,499.
AS LOW AS $199 A MONTH
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7 Paerer var, dua| ||d|r door, a|r, cru|e.
AS LOW AS $189 A MONTH
2003 8UBARU OUTBACK
AwC, ||| r||e.
SALE PRICE $3,995
2001 CHEVY 8LVERADO 1500 HD
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SALE PRICE $7,995
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AS LOW AS $149 A MONTH
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AS LOW AS $189 A MONTH
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\er] r|ce.
AS LOW AS $249 A MONTH
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44, |oW p|, oed||rer, por| |de oed,
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AS LOW AS $199 A MONTH
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AS LOW AS $229 A MONTH
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lea| pac|ae, 44.
AS LOW AS $249 A MONTH
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Sea| 7, 4 cap|a|r c|a|r, S|oW|0o, poWer ||d|r
door, ver] r|ce.
AS LOW AS $199 A MONTH
2006 CHEVY 8LVERADO
44, |oW p|, oed||rer.
AS LOW AS $199 A MONTH
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GayIord, MI 49735
(989) 732-2477 www.SmithReaItyGayIord.com
daIe j. smith
Associate Broker
CRS, RAM, ABR
Wendie Forman
Associate Broker GRI,
Property Manager
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ReaItor Associate
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THIS ONE HAS IT ALL!
Excellent Industrial space with
five (5) 18 x 18 overhead
doors, infra-red and unit
heaters. 200 Amp - boxed for
400, 3 Phase 220. 50 x 175
warehouse, 50 x 25 office with
loft. Shop has 6 x 7 handicap
restroom and 3 x 4 janitor's
closet, office has 6 x 7 handicap restroom as well. Also includes a 9 x 14 kitchen, 10 x
14 office, 16 x 34 showroom and 10 x 20 reception area.
$395,000. MLS #286396
INVESTOR
OPPORTUNITY!
Exceptional Income Property -
Well maintained, great location in
the Air Industrial Park. Tenants
include USDA, Purebacco, Quaal
Bakeries (Albie's). Each unit has
18 foot ceilings and a 14 foot
overhead door.
$595,000. MLS #287003
SUPER VALUE
in this prime retail location
with high visibility, high
traffic and access from S.
Wisconsin and S. Illinois.
Quality building with open
floor plan and lots of win-
dows. Additional fully insulated and heated 24x38 work shop. Lots of room with foot-
print for additional building(s) if necessary.
$275,000. MLS #286673
GAYLORD
INDUSTRIAL PARK
Modern building with 4 of-
fices and 1 reception area, 2
overhead doors and large
warehouse area includes (3)
Jib-crane posts and arms.
$195,000.
MLS #287531
HIGH TRAFFIC
LOCATION!
Lease Space Available. Close
to I-75 and downtown Gay-
lord. Over 6800 square feet of
space that has been recently
remodeled and completely
updated. Perfect for retail or
office with ample parking and a loading dock.
$189,000. MLS #286868
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LOCATION
in the Card
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access and
visibility from
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$319,000. MLS #285282
DOWNTOWN GAYLORD:
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By Jim Akans
This stylish, impeccably remodeled home,
located in the Whispering Pines subdivision just
a few miles from downtown Gaylord, offers
1,800 square feet of spacious, thoughtfully laid
out main level living space. The wonderful floor
plan of this home makes optimal use of all that
space, and it also has a full basement that has
recently be partially finished for even more inte-
rior living area, nearly doubling the available
square footage.
This home has four generously sized bed-
rooms, two-and-a-half baths, and an open main
living area with vaulted ceiling and a breathtak-
ing, prow-style bank of windows, and it is
accented by a majestic brick fireplace. The large
kitchen is absolutely spectacular with recently
updated stainless steel appliances and oak cabi-
netry with under cabinet lighting, and all the
storage and counter space you will ever need.
The kitchen and nook also feature ceramic tile
flooring, offering beauty and ease of mainte-
nance all in one. Each bath also features ceramic
tile flooring, and the master bath includes a jet-
ted tub, making it a great destination for relaxing
at the end of a long day.
This home offers central air conditioning and
is heated by a forced air, natural gas fired fur-
nace and supplemented by a pellet stove to save
substantially on heating bills. There is also an
attached and heated two-and-a-half car garage,
and the yard is magnificently landscaped, with a
lush green lawn that has an irrigation system,
plus beautiful shrubbery and flower beds and
the back yard is fenced.
This is a wonderful home in a great location,
and it is listed at $179,000 - Call Ed Wohlfeil
today for a private showing. (989) 732-1707 or
email ed@northernrealestate.com .
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1738 S. Otsego Ave., P.O. Box 641 Gaylord, MI 49735
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10
North of Vanderbilt in
Woodland Hills sub.
Great Building Site or
Hunting Parcel.
$15,500.
MLS #281401
GREAT PRICE
for More Than 300
Feet of Frontage on
Outstanding Fishing
Traverse Lake. Private
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to Lake Unless You
Own Property...Here's
Opportunity to Own!
$23,800.
MLS #285316
OLDY BUT A
GOODY
3 Bed, 1 Bath usable
Cabin with 2 additional
fixer upper cabins for the
do-it-your-selfer.Another
shed and garage currently
used for wood storage.All
on 1.7 acres within a 1/2
mile of Big Bear Lake.
Want more acreage...see
MLS#287360
$43,900. MLS #287342
25K PRICE
REDUCTION!
Peaceful Up North
Custom Built 3 Bed, 3
Bath Home on 10
Wooded Acres. Private
Setting Flourishing
with Wildlife (see Elk-
Deer in back yard).
New Maple Flooring,
Field Stone Fireplace,T&G Vaulted Ceiling, Built In Appliances,Wet Bar,
Jet Tub, Sauna. Large Deck, Naturally Landscaped, 2 1/2 Car Attached
Garage, Car Port and Additional 24x24 Out Building. Close to Gaylord,
Petoskey, Boyne Falls. $310,000. MLS #280633
SELLER JUST INVESTED
MORE THAN $7K
in New Kitchen Cabinets and
Flooring in this Sprawling 3
Bed, 2 Bath Grayling Ranch.
Two New Additions in last 10
Years. New Roof, Furnace,
Central Air, Hot Water Heater,
and Windows too. Hardwood or
Pergo Flooring or Cushy Carpet
Throughout. Maintenance Free Vinyl Siding, Maintenance Free Covered Front
Porch, Freshly Painted Spacious Back Deck to Enjoy Roomy, Fenced-In Back
Yard.This Gorgeous Home Sits on a 5 Block Crawl and is Clean as a Whistle.
$115,000. MLS #285904
Nice -Well
Maintained
Rentals
2 and 3 bedrooms
Call 989-732-1707
Featured Home
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14 Paradise, Gaylord
Contact; Ed Wohlfeil, Keith Dressel Realty, Gaylord, (989) 732-1707
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Real Estate
Lifestyle Choices
Affect
Bottom Line
Compliments of Ed Wohlfiel
When it comes to eventually moving into that dream
home you've always wanted, keep in mind that many
of the choices we make on a house are really driven by
lifestyle desires, rather than lifestyle needs.
More bedrooms means more time to clean, more
expensive to repaint and carpet/floor in the future. The
bigger the house and the larger the lot, the more you're
going to pay for it both in time and financial resources.
The main three decision factors are larger lot, more
space and more stuff. Each of these come with a price
tag.
Larger lot
Depending on the acreage, this is going to cost the
owner in regards to acquisition, monthly payment, and
upkeep. First is the acquisition. Larger lot means larg-
er price, thus larger down payment and monthly pay-
ment. In metropolitan areas, the closer in to the epi-
center of town, the more the extra space is going to
cost you. If you decide to get it cheaper by moving out
of town, then you'll be paying more for gas and be los-
ing the ever elusive minutes of your life.
A friend of mine is dying for a couple of acres. He's
moving into the area from a community where houses
with 2 acres are common and they are within minutes
of the job centers. No problem. In this market, howev-
er, it means possibly driving 30 miles or more for what
he's looking for. It also means a longer commute --
upwards to 90 minutes -- in morning and evening rush
hour. If that's 30 minutes longer per day than what he
does now, that's 2.5 hours per week longer on the road
-- folks that's 125 hours per year just on the road to
work and back per year -- MORE -- than living closer
in. (That's three weeks worth of working hours.)
The larger lot also means more upkeep. If you have
teenagers, maybe it's not your problem, you think with
a wry grin. Nevertheless, the larger lot that is cleared
off and landscaped will take longer to mow, require
more gas and possibly even more equipment. In addi-
tion, there's the landscaping that you may not have
needed to fret about before.
Even in a wooded lot, you'll now have to start watch-
ing the trees that border your house. A neighbor told
me before he was moving that he was spending about
$500 per year taking down trees that were threatening
his house. Once he did move, the new owners had a
tree fall on their home within a few weeks, causing
damage to the roof and patio.
More space
For most move up buyers, this is the No. 1 reason
they are shopping for a home. The 3-bedroom town-
house isn't cutting it for the growing family and it's
time for a yard. Let's get the 4th bedroom, or 4th bed-
room with a "bonus" room in the basement.
More space creates more expenses for paint, acces-
sories, flooring, etc., every time the room is repainted,
remodeled, etc. It's no rocket science calculation to see
that the 1,800 square foot home is going to be cheaper
to care for than the 2,800 square foot home.
Remember, percentage wise, we're talking 55 percent
more home which will interpret into 55 percent more
flooring cost, 55 percent more paint, 55 percent more
utilities, etc. When purchasing, don't forget to ask the
owner for a rundown of monthly or annual expenses
for upkeep of the property. (Most likely, it will be an
estimate, but a good indicator of your true costs of the
property.)
More stuff
Don't forget that once you get a larger place, it usu-
ally is compounded with a decision to replace older
furnishings or purchase new furnishings to put into
your new areas.
A recent home moving survey revealed that:
57 percent of owners and 37 percent of renters
bought furniture within the 12 weeks surrounding
their move; owners spent an average of $3,500 and
renters spent $1,220.
55 percent of moving homeowners purchase at least
one appliance when they move, and 57 percent of
homeowners buy furniture.
35 percent of owners and 40 percent of renters
bought bedding; of these individuals, 72 percent did so
within three after their move. Owners spent an average
of $420 and renters $240.