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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2011
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Office: 989-732-1707 Toll Free: 800-828-9372
1738 S. Otsego Ave., P.O. Box 641 Gaylord, MI 49735
WELL
MAINTAINED
RENTALS
CALL 732-1707
$10,000 PRICE
DROP!
Even More Affordable
All Sport Lake Front
Cabin with Storage
Plus. Quaint 2 Bed, 1
Bath Cottage with
Tongue & Groove
Knotty Pine Interior,
Wood Burning Insert
and Central Air to
Keep You Comfortable All Year Long. 48 Feet of Frontage on
Synder Lake for Swimming, Boating, Fishing. 2 Garages with a
Workshop for Toys. Paved Drive and Whole House Generator.
$162,900. MLS #268065
REDUCED
AGAIN!!
Sweet Otsego
Lake Getaway.
Cozy 2 Bed, 1
Bath Chalet
with Big
Garage for All
the Toys and
Unfinished
Bonus Room
Above. Public
Access to Lake
Just a Hop, Skip
and Jump Away. $45,000. MLS #272243
EYE CATCH-
ING CURB
APPEAL
3 Bed, 2 Bath
Ranch Close to
Town. Rich,
Warm and Comfy
Inside with
Vaulted Ceilings,
Tile Floors,
Natural Gas
Fireplace and Central Air. Newer Roof, Hot Water Heater,
Appliances.Attached Heated Garage, Storage Shed, Fenced in
Yard and doggie door for Fideo. Great Place...Great Price.
$129,000. MLS#271016
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Sweet and Neet 3
Bed, 3 Bath Prow
Front Ranch on
Michaywe Pines
Golf Course.Very
Inviting from the
T&G Entryway to
the Hardwood-
Tile Floor Combo in the Dining Area. Main Floor Family
Room Doubles as Man Cave Complete with Fireplace and
Wet Bar. Beautifully Landscaped with Gorgeous View of the
Golf Course. Natural Gas, Sprinkler System and Alarm
System. $164,000. MLS #272309
NORTHERN
MICHIGAN
RETREAT
3 Bd, 2 Bth
Home on 10
Wooded Acres &
Deeded Access
to West Lake.
Hardwood & Tile
Floors. Economical Pellet Stove Heat.Whole House
Generator.Workshop. 2 1/2 Car Attached Garage plus 32X40
& 20X26 Pole Bldg for Toys. 13Ft Doors.Wired for
Motorhome. Private West Lake Provides Fishing & Sandy
Beach. $239,900. MLS #272895
80 ACRES
OF FUN
with this 5 Bed, 3
1/2 Bath, Full Log
Home w/ Stone
Accents. Full
Finished Walkout
Basement,
Fireplace, Pellet Stove,Wood-Tile-Carpeted Floors. Main Floor
Master Suite, Main Floor Laundry,Attached 2 1/2 Car Garage
plus 30x50 Pole Bldg. 2 Square 40 Acre Parcels. Front Mostly
Open-Think Horses. Back Mostly Woods-Think Hunting. Lots
of Deer, Elk & other Critters. Bradley Creek Flows Thru Too-
Think Trout.All at end of County Maintained Dead End
Road. Home Warranty. $299,000. MLS #274656
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Newer 3 Bed, 2 Bath Home. Plus 60x120 Indoor Horse Arena
with Heated Tack Room, Observation Room,Wash Rack and
Bathroom. 7 Stalls with Room to Add More. 60 Foot Round
Riding Pen, Individual Turnouts with Run Ins. Pasture Land and
Additional Pole Bldg for Storage or Toys.
$229,000. MLS #274926
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GREAT TRAIL GETAWAY
3 Bed, 1 Bath Cabin with 50 Feet of Ausable River Frontage.
Surprisingly Roomy with No Wasted Space. Can Easily Sleep 6
or More for those Weekend or Week Long Getaways.
Completely Furnished. Snowmobile Trail Right Out Front Door.
$59,500. MLS#274227
Featured Home
On the Market
Basic
FHA
Home Loan
Requirements
By Ed Wohlfeil
Part 1
An FHA loan is frequently a
perfect match for those new to
the housing market. These often
do not have liquid funds with
which to make a down payment.
If you are in a similar position as
a first time home buyer and can
qualify under the current FHA
home loan requirements, you
may well dramatically help out
your financial situation. FHA
loans require down payments of
as low as 3.5% of the value of the
collateral, a requirement that
can be satisfied with gift funds
as well as personal assets.
Credit
Currently, your credit is a very
important issue for FHA home
loan requirements. Lenders con-
sider your credit history as veri-
fication of how responsible you
have been with money in the
past.
First of all, you need two
forms of credit for FHA home
loan requirements. However if
you do not have any credit (this
does not make your credit bad),
the underwriters will usually
accept other types of credit doc-
umentation.
Bankruptcy or Foreclosure
Even after having been
through bankruptcy proceed-
ings under Chapter 13, if you
have been making timely pay-
ments for 12 consecutive
months or more, you might
qualify for one of the FHA loans.
You will need to obtain approval
in writing from the bankruptcy
trustee. If your bankruptcy
action was under Chapter 7, you
may be eligible if your discharge
was two years ago, you currently
have steady employment, and
have successfully established
and maintained new credit
lines.
FHA home loan requirements
are nearly impossible to get if
you have had a home foreclosed
on in the past. But, if things had
really been beyond your control
and you can show that, the
underwriters might look at your
application.
Possible Late Payments or
Open Collections
An occasional late payment
does not automatically make
you ineligible. Underwriters of
FHA loans look at the big picture
when it comes to your payment
history. They are not likely to
focus on some isolated inci-
dents. A few late payments
showing up on your credit
report does not equal bad credit,
and good credit is not absolutely
necessary for meeting the loan
requirements.
Here are a few other things
you must consider. First, be
assured that FHA will overlook
unresolved collection matters
that involve minor amounts, but
you will have to pay any final
judgments against you before
you can apply for such a loan.
Moreover, you will not be enti-
tled to apply for an FHA loan if
there are federal judgments or
tax liens imposed against you.
896 Snow Moon Court, Gaylord
Contact; Wendie Forman, Smith Realty Group, Gaylord, (989) 732-2477
By Jim Akans
This is a wonderfully spacious and open four-bedroom, three-bath
home situated on a large wooded lot in the beautiful Michaywe com-
munity. The floor plan features approximately 1,800 square feet of
thoughtfully designed living space on two levels, plus and attached
one-and-a-half car garage, with a host of amenities throughout.
There is something very special about living in Michaywe. The
resort style residential development located just a few miles south of
Gaylord offers residents a wide array of recreational opportunities
including access to Opal Lake, a gorgeous clubhouse featuring a top-
notch restaurant, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, hot tub and
sauna, banquet facilities and recently renovated tennis courts. Golfers
will love the highly regarded Michaywe Pines Golf Course, and cross-
country skiers will enjoy the tranquil network of trails stretching
throughout the wooded grounds embracing the community.
There is plenty to enjoy inside this home as well. Features include a
large living room area with soaring cathedral ceiling anchored by the
warmth of a wood stove on a brick hearth. There is a second wood-
stove in the family room area on the lower level. The home has been
freshly painted inside and out, and there is new carpeting throughout
as well.
This is a great home in a wonderful location and it is also an extraor-
dinary value. Listed at $119,000 - Call Wendie Forman at Smith Realty
Group today for a private showing at (989) 732-2477 or email
Wendie@WendieForman.com
Spacious and open Michaywe
home on large wooded lot
REAL ESTATE SALES STATISTICS
Provided to you by and based on information from the Water Wonderland MLS, Inc. for the
period August 28, 2011 through September 4, 2011. (RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES ONLY)
DAYS DOLLAR VOLUME NUMBER OF NUMBER OF
COUNTY ON MARKET SOLD UNITS SOLD UNITS AVAILABLE
Alcona 0 $0 0 58
Alpena 170 $413,967 7 376
Antrim 101 $193,020 3 69
Cheboygan 70 $1,041,300 6 579
Crawford 153 $681,200 8 228
Mackinac 0 $0 0 76
Montmorency 130 $215,700 5 239
Oscoda 113 $135,300 3 138
Otsego 99 $578,730 10 461
Presque Isle 259 $1,208,800 10 334
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Page 2-B Choice Publications ... The Best Choice! September 15, 2011
By Jim Akans
Located just far enough off the beaten
path to embrace a gorgeous, peaceful
wooded setting, yet only about ten min-
utes from downtown Gaylord, Michaywe
Inn the Woods restaurant provides the
perfect setting to enjoy a delicious dining
experience that is both comfortably
casual, and memorably elegant.
The menu offers a moderately priced
and nicely varied selection of traditional
American cuisine, highlighted by freshly
prepared soups and salads, specialty
sandwiches and burgers, house favorites
including New York Strip steak, hearty
Beef Pot Roast, Baby Back Ribs, Great
Lakes Perch, and Whitefish. Homemade
pizzas and a selection of tasty appetizers
such as Bacon Wrapped Scallops,
Flatbread Bruschetta and Boneless
Buffalo Wings are also available.
Chef John Kaye, who learned his culi-
nary craft at Oakland Community
College and apprenticed at the presti-
gious Orchard Lake Country Club, over-
sees the kitchen at Michaywe Inn the
Woods, and has accumulated nearly 20
years of experience as a chef in leading
area resorts.
He states, We take a food-first
approach here at Michaywe Inn the
Woods. Flavors, textures, seasonings and
freshness are our priorities. We purchase
as many of our ingredients locally as pos-
sible, and we even have our own herb
garden right here on the grounds. We
believe that the little details make the
difference for our guests.
The Michaywe Inn the Woods setting
is simply superb, with a wall of windows
along two sides of the main dining area
beautifully capturing the views of the
surrounding woodlands, the graceful
walking bridge arching over Lake
Michaywe, and the open fairways of the
Pines Golf Course. Outside dining is
available, as are two large banquet rooms
that are regularly utilized for wedding
receptions, rehearsal dinners and busi-
ness or organizational meetings and
gatherings. Michaywe Inn the Woods
also features a separate lounge area with
a full selection of wines, beers and spirits
and flat screen televisions strategically
placed for optimal guest viewing.
The facility is open year round with the
exception of a two-week period in early
April for spring-cleaning. Summer hours
of operation are Monday through
Thursday, 4 pm until 9 pm, Friday 4 pm
until 10 pm, Saturday noon until 10 pm,
and Sunday from noon until 9 pm.
We offer monthly menu specials
throughout the summer season, notes
Jeff Schneider, Food & Beverage Director.
We also offer half-orders on most of our
menu selections for those who prefer
downsized portions.
Michaywe Inn the Woods offers a
truly unique dining experience in a
beautiful northern Michigan setting, he
adds. We firmly believe that after visit-
ing us the first time, guests will return
again and again.
For additional information, contact
Michaywe Inn the Woods at (989) 939-
8800 or visit www.michaywe.com
To feature your
dining establishment in the
Dining Section please call
989-732-8160 or E-Mail us at
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for rates and information
Mahi Mahi - Mahi Mahi marinated in fine
herbs and olive oil, oven baked and served over bas-
mati rice with coconut curry cream, melon salsa and
Chef`s fresh vegetable. $16.50
Chicken Florentine - Char-grilled
chicken breast topped with Italian cured ham,
creamy Havarti cheese, wilted spinache, red onion
and oven-roasted tomatoes. Served with linguine
Alfredo and Chef`s fresh vegetable. $14
Harvest Supper - 10-ounce smoked pork chip
served with braised cabbage, horseradish cream, fresh
whipped potatoes and grilled sweet corn. $15
Shrimp & Crab- Jumbo shrimp topped
with rich blue crab stuffing and oven baked with but-
tery breadcrumbs and finished with sherry wine
cream. Served with your choice of potato and Chef`s
fresh vegetable. $17
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September Specials
Michigan
Monday
Michigan Microbrews
$3 Bottle
Tap Beer
Tuesday
Lienenkugel Red
Labatt Blue Light
$2 Pints
Winey
Wednesday
House Pour Wines
$4 Glass or $15 Bottle
Well It's
Thursday
Mixed Drinks $2
Martini or Manhattan
$4
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DRINKS
1535 Opal Lake Road, Gaylord
Think Michaywe First!
989-939-8800
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220 Soutb Otsego, GayIord
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Gaylord`s Landmark Restauant Since 1919
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OPEN SUN NOON-4PM, CLOSED MON & TUES
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TWO COMPLETE DINNERS FOR $22.00
SUNDAYS ONLY - NOON TO 4PM
Your choice of the following entrees:
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Italian Sausage over Linguine-----Grilled Pork Tenderloin
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Michaywe Inn the Woods restaurant provides the perfect setting to enjoy a delicious dining experience that is both comfortably casual, and
memorably elegant. Photo by Jim Akans
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Evenings, Sept 21 - Oct 26, 5:30 -
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989-731-6400
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pm. Registration Required. 989-
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MEDITATION CLASSES, Body, Mind,
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Downtown Gaylord, Thursday
Evenings. Sept 22- Oct 13, 5:30 -
6:30 pm. Registration Required.
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ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
LARGE CHRISTMAS COLLECTIONS:
village scenery, train, houses, skat-
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Dept 56, Lennox, Hawthorne,
Kincaid. Appt. only. 989-348-2354
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS near
Higgins Lake. Free heat, full size
washer, dryer, dishwasher in each
unit. $336 - $659 for 1 or 2 bed-
rooms based on income. Country
Village Apartments, 989-821-8091
DOWNTOWN GAYLORD. Large stu-
dio apartment, $500 month, $450
security. Heat and water included.
No pets. 989-370-5095
AUTO PARTS
TOYOTA ENGINES. 22RE, 3VZE,
5VZE, 3RZ, 2RZ. New 22RE heads.
Parting out Toyota 4Runners and
trucks. www.toyotatruckpart.com.
877-484-7888.
AUTOMOBILES
2006 CHEVY HHR, less than
50,000 miles. Excellent condition,
$14,999. 989-731-2510
I BUY CARS! Wrecked or in need of
mechanical repair, 1995 and up.
Gaylord area. 989-732-9362
ZERO DOWN on selected autos to
qualified buyers! No credit? Bad
credit? Buy here, Pay here. Tailored
Enterprises in Petoskey, call 888-
774-2264 or www.tailoredenter-
prises.com
BOATS & MARINE
1998 ALUMACRAFT Lunker V-16
and 1999 Evinrude, 50HP, 4
stroke, cover and trailer. Asking
price, $5,500. 989-826-5981
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
TURN $10 into $10,000. Go to
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CLASSIC AUTO
CASH FOR OLD CARS. Please don't
send to crusher. Michel's Collision
& Restoration 231-348-7066
FOR SALE: 1940 FORD PICKUP.
231-348-7066
COMPUTERS & OFFICE
COMPUTER GIVING YOU
HEADACHES? Call Dave the
Computer Doc at 989-731-1408
for in-your-home or business repair,
service, upgrades, virus and spy-
ware removal, training.
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FINANCIAL
FREE BANKRUPTCY CONSULTA-
TION. Considering bankruptcy?
Overwhelmed by debts, garnish-
ments, repossessions and/or fore-
closure? At the law office of
Christine M. Brzezinski we can help
you determine if Chapter 7 bank-
ruptcy is the right option for your
financial situation and help you get
a fresh financial start. Call us today
for a free consultation at 989-348-
7777. We are a debt relief agency
and assist people in bankruptcy.
FIREWOOD & WOODSTOVE
Burt Moeke Firewood. Cut, Split,
Delivered. 231-631-9600.
FREE HEAT & HOT WATER.
Eliminate monthly heating bills with
Classic OUTDOOR WOOD FURNACE
from Central Boiler. Call today, 989-
733-7651
HARD MAPLE. 1-2 year old wood &
green. Call for details. 989-732-
5878
MIKE BROWN & SONS, Summer
deals on firewood. Energy drafts
accepted. 231-420-1254
FREE ITEMS
FREE CERAMICS, Ready to paint.
Good for non-profit group. 231-
536-2935
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FURNITURE
GREAT ROOMS! Quality Pre-Owned
Furniture. New mattresses: Twin
$89, Full $109, Queen $139. 148
W. Main St. Downtown Gaylord, cor-
ner of Main and N. Court St.
www.greatroomsgaylord.com. Call
989-748-4849
PAIR BEDSIDE Mini-chests, Oak fin-
ish, $18. 989-348-2354
OAK HALL UNIT. Beautiful oak fin-
ish with mirror and table. $120
obo. 989-350-3880.
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HUGE GARAGE SALE. Womens
clothes, furniture, lights, light fix-
tures, remodeling supplies, old
doors, bicycles, lots and lots of
stuff. Thursday and Friday, Sept. 15
and 16. 10am - 6pm. 419 S.
Center, Gaylord
RUMMAGE SALE: First United
Methodist Church, Friday Sept. 16,
9-5 and Saturday, Sept. 17, 9-
Noon. 215 S. Center, one block
south of Main Street. Clothing and
household items. Saturday $1.00 a
bag
HELP WANTED
WINK SALON is now hiring motivat-
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sage therapist. Call 989-370-5413
HOMES FOR SALE
NORTHLAND HOMES We sell
Energy Star homes. Give us a call
for an appointment. 989-370-6058
HOUSEHOLD
GERTA'S DRAPERIES: Everything in
Window Treatments Free estimates
and in home appointments.
Established 1958. Call 989-732-
3340 or visit our showroom at
2281 South Otsego Ave., Gaylord.
STIFFEL FLOOR LAMP. Brass with
glass shelf. $35 obo. 989-350-
3880.
12 Place Settings of Lenox dishes.
Beautiful pattern of quality dishes.
$125 obo. 989-350-3880
LAND & PROPERTY
MANUFACTURED HOMES
For Rent or Sale on Contract. 3
Bedroom Manufactured home.
$500 down, $500 month. Gaylord
area MSHDA approved 866-570-
1991.
NEW & REPOS: Double-Wides, 16's,
14's. Take anything on trade.
Financing available. Michigan East
Side Sales. www.michiganeast-
sidesales.net. 989-354-6867 or
866-570-1991.
MANUFACTURED HOMES
REDUCED DRASTICALLY, MUST
SELL. Only mobile home in park
with a 2 car garage. Too many
beautiful features to mention.
Nottingham Forest, Gaylord. 989-
731-2664, cell 989-350-8340
MEDICAL & HEALTH
MEDICAL MARIJUANA Caregiver
serving Northern Michigan.
Accepting patients. Organic, high
quality. Call for,info, 989-350-4527
TRAMADOL 180 Tablets $109 with
free overnight delivery from U.S.
pharmacy! No hidden fees! C.O.D.,
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8049 www.4Tramadol.com
MISCELLANEOUS
16' FLATBED TRAILER. 2-inch ball.
Single axle. $600 or best offer. Call
989-785-3058.
Early Christmas Sale, Porcelain
Dolls, Ashton Drake, Brimns,
Dynasty, 80 to choose from. Some
musical. 989-983-4188 or
bevo@core.com.
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The Health Department of Northwest Michigan was award-
ed $141,853 in grant funding from the U.S. Health Resources
& Services Administration (HRSA) to improve access to basic
primary health care for school-aged children, many of whom
have no other sources of care. The School-Based Health
Centers Capital (SBHCC) Program (HRSA-11-127) is the first-
ever source of federal funding to uniquely support school-
based health centers.
The SBHCC Program awards funds made available under
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expanded capacity of school-based health centers and
increase the availability, efficiency, and quality of care for chil-
dren and adolescents. The funds are available for construc-
tion, renovation, and equipment needs.
The Health Department requested funding to: 1) renovate
the Hornet Health Center, adding a small group room and a
second exam room in the clinic in the Pellston Middle/High
School; 2) purchase new equipment to replace outdated
equipment at the Ironmen Health Center in Mancelona; and
3) purchase electronic medical record software for use at both
student health centers. The total cost of the project is covered
by the federal SBHCC Program.
This is great news, said Patricia Fralick, Director of Family
& Community Health Services for the Health Department.
With this funding from HRSA, were able to make upgrades at
our student health centers we could never afford with our cur-
rent funding. Now, were able to build on our bare bones
operations to provide state-of-the-art primary care to stu-
dents for many years to come.
We are thrilled that HRSA awarded grants to 12 school-
based and school-linked health centers in Michigan. We con-
gratulate the Health Department of Northwest Michigan for
its hard work and outstanding grant proposal, said Michele
Strasz, Executive Director for the School-Community Health
Alliance of Michigan. These new projects will not only
improve and increase quality health care services for children
and adolescents in our state, but will bring jobs and econom-
ic activity to local communities.
The School-Community Health Alliance of Michigan
(SCHA-MI) supports a network of over 100 school-based and
school-linked health centers and health education programs
across Michigan. The centers annually provide over 300,000
health encounters/services. The centers are located in com-
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Last month State Representative Greg MacMaster present-
ed Tom Lemon, CEO, Otsego Memorial Hospital, with a State
of Michigan Special Tribute Certificate, signed by Governor
Rick Snyder, recognizing the hospitals 60 years of exemplary
service. Founded in 1951, the hospital has gone under numer-
ous renovations and additions in order to maintain its ability
to serve the public, and has also received several accolades for
the organizations hard work and dedication.
In 60 years, Otsego Memorial Hospital has grown from a
county hospital, to a small health system comprised of the
main hospital, the OMH Medical Group, Oncolgy & Infusion
Therapy Center, NOrthopedics, MedCare Walk-In Clinic, and
the Montomorency Medical Clinic which serves patients
located in and around Lewiston. OMH also operates the
Specialty Center located in Gaylord that houses offices for
providers making regular visits to the Gaylord area, and works
in cooperation with several other healthcare organizations to
provide dialysis services through Dialysis Services of Gaylord.
Otsego Memorial Hospital continues to work hard to bring
the latest and greatest to the communities within its service
area. Renovations have taken place over the past decade to
meet the demands of the patient population, including a
complete reconfiguration of the obstetrics department,
renamed the Birthing Center in 2001 to reflect a family-cen-
tered approach to childbirth, and in 2002, the Professional
Medical Building was constructed to provide office space for
multiple physician specialties.
Between 2005 and 2006 the Hospital underwent more ren-
ovations to provide more space for its growing outpatient
services population. Most recently, in 2010, the OMH
Radiology Department underwent a technology upgrade, and
now provides digital mammography services and a 64-slice
CT scanner with low-dose radiology technology.
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with a State of Michigan Special Tribute Certificate,
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hospitals 60 years of exemplary service.
By Mark Lakewood, Relationship
Specialist, Author, and Motivational Speaker
Part 2 of 3
As human beings, our behavior, thoughts,
and feelings are never dictated or controlled
by others, situations, and events unless we
allow this to occur. Simply said, others, situa-
tions, and events can trigger a reaction based
on what we are thinking. In other words, if I
really didn't want to go to work today and my
car has a flat tire, I might experience happi-
ness because I didn't want to go to work. On
the other hand given the same event (flat
tire), I might want to go to work today to take
care of some undone business. Because the
flat tire might delay or eliminate my chances
of getting to work, this situation might cause
me anger. How could the same event in both
situations cause two different feelings? It was-
n't the event at all that triggered the feelings.
It was what I was thinking about the event
that triggered my feelings. Therefore, manip-
ulating the way we think can alter how we
feel. We all have the ability to take ownership
and control over our thoughts. We however
have limited or no control over specific
events, situations, and the behavior of others.
Sometimes, we attempt to control events, sit-
uations, and others but become frustrated
when our attempts fail.
Now, how does the paragraph above apply
to the issue of bullying? The main goal of bul-
lies is to attempt to get their victims to expe-
rience fear, anger, or sadness. Once their vic-
tim demonstrates signs of these emotions via
the words he or she uses and/or their body
language, the bully has complete and total
control over them. The bully will continue to
bully their victim until the victim no longer
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anger, or sadness in response
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will end once the victim
responds the opposite of
what the bully expects.
How do we get children to
react the opposite of what the
bully expects? This is where
role-playing comes in handy.
Parents should regularly sit
down with their children helping them learn
to react the opposite of what bullies expect.
Often times, this task is much easier when the
parent knows what hurtful words or phrases
bullies say that makes their children feel fear-
ful, angry, or sad. Using these hurtful words
and/or phrases in role-plays will emotionally
prepare children when they are approached
by bullies.
It is also important to teach children that
they have the power to change or affect the
agenda of bullies by the words they use. For
instance, if a bully calls a child 'stupid', the
child could defuse the bullying by stating to
the bully, That's nice, How about that,
Oh, well, and so forth. The worst thing that
the child could do is respond by telling the
bully that he or she is stupid or make any
other negative statement. A negative
response will only inflame the situation
encouraging further bullying.
In addition, parents should teach and role-
play with their children specified forms of
body language that reflects a child with high
self-esteem from a child with low self-esteem.
Body language communicates feelings more
so than spoken words. If a child yells at a bully
that he or she is not bothered by their behav-
ior, the bully knows that the child is bothered
because of the yelling. Lack of eye contact,
looking down, slouched posture, lack of
hygiene, and low tone of voice can be viewed
as symptoms of low self-esteem.
Parents need to teach their children that
bullies rarely get angry with them. Bullies are
typically angry at themselves and/or events
that are or have occurred in their own life for
which they have limited or no control. Bullies
indirectly take out their anger on the ones
they could easily control.
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1- Wise
5- Fish eggs
8- Alternative to a shower
12- Author Jong
14- Cereal grain
15- Architect Saarinen
16- Small drum
17- Nae sayer?
18- Warts and all
19- Musk yielding herb
21- The continent
23- Agency of the United
Nations
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25- Green shade
26- Drunken
30- Debris
32- Wharves
33- Ore of molybdenum
37- Actor Morales
38- Amble
39- Arguing
40- An assured fact
42- Rodeo horse
43- Elephant parts
44- Waterproof overshoe
45- Jamaican popular music
48- Siegfried's partner
49- HBO alternative
50- Crude native borax
52- Muskets collectively
57- Conductor Klemperer
58- Augury
60- Madonna role
61- Lots and lots
62- Big bash
63- Discourage
64- Actress Daly
65- 10th letter of the Hebrew
alphabet
66- Centerpiece of the human
face;
Down
1- Bristle
2- Bedouin
3- Deride
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5- Tiered shelves
6- Siouan speaker
7- Convert into an aromatic
chemical
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9- Author of fables
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34- Langston Hughes poem
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44- Baseball execs
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46- Young purrer
47- Composer Bruckner
49- "Chicken of the sea"
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BestCrosswords.com - Puzzle #1 for September 10, 2011
Across
1- Wise; 5- Fish eggs; 8-
Alternative to a shower; 12-
Author Jong; 14- Cereal grain;
15- Architect Saarinen; 16- Small
drum; 17- Nae sayer?; 18- Warts
and all; 19- Musk yielding herb;
21- The continent; 23- Agency of
the United Nations; 24- Mohawk-
sporting actor; 25- Green shade;
26- Drunken; 30- Debris; 32-
Wharves; 33- Ore of
molybdenum; 37- Actor Morales;
38- Amble; 39- Arguing; 40- An
assured fact; 42- Rodeo horse;
43- Elephant parts; 44-
Waterproof overshoe; 45-
Jamaican popular music; 48-
Siegfried's partner; 49- HBO
alternative; 50- Crude native
borax; 52- Muskets collectively;
57- Conductor Klemperer; 58-
Augury; 60- Madonna role; 61-
Lots and lots; 62- Big bash; 63-
Discourage; 64- Actress Daly;
65- 10th letter of the Hebrew
alphabet; 66- Centrepiece of the
human face;

Down
1- Bristle; 2- Bedouin; 3- Deride; 4- Earth Day subj.; 5- Tiered shelves; 6- Siouan speaker; 7-
Convert into an aromatic chemical; 8- Endure; 9- Author of fables; 10- Rubbish; 11- Old
Testament book; 13- Military organizations; 14- Greek peak; 20- Eccentric; 22- Magazine founder
Eric; 24- Hornless; 26- Blueprint detail; 27- Seine feeder; 28- Drop of water expelled by the eye;
29- Country singer Travis; 30- Corrodes; 31- Growl angrily; 33- Unsteady; 34- Langston Hughes
poem; 35- Sardine containers; 36- Draw with acid; 38- Distrust of reasoning; 41- Ambience; 42-
Financed; 44- Baseball execs; 45- Brown ermine; 46- Young purrer; 47- Composer Bruckner; 49-
"Chicken of the sea"; 51- Circle at bottom, point at top; 52- Blend; 53- Level; 54- Bandleader
Puente; 55- Numbered rds.; 56- Dextrous, lively; 59- Long March leader;
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