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2003 Buick LeSabre3.8L V6, PW/PS, 4 Wheel ABS Brakes,

Cloth Seat, #BT088A.

$6,495

2001 Ford F-150Black, 4.2L V6, Automatic

#AT367A.

$8,995

2001 Oldsmobile AleroPS/PW, Great MPG

#AP181A.

$5,150

2004 Mercedes-BenzCL-Class 2 Door Coupe5.4L V8, Supercharged, Side Airbag,Sunroof, Surround Audio, #BT084A.

$33,295

2004 Dodge Dakota4x4, Ext. Cab Short Bed, Black,4.7L V8, Automatic, #BT037A.

0 Down$329 /48 mo.

or $13,895

2004 Ford RangerExt. Cab Short Bed, V6,

Automatic, #AU128.

0 Down$242 /48 mo.

or $10,198

2004 Ford EscapeSUV, Blue, PW/PD,

#AT364B.

0 Down$166 /48 mo.

or $6,988

2004 Chevrolet TrailBlazerExt., Gray,

4 Speed Automatic, #AU118.

0 Down$246 /54 mo.

or $11,495

2005 Mercury Grand MarquisLS, Moon Roof, Gold,

#AC174B.

0 Down$246 /54 mo.

or $11,495

2006 Ford F-2504x4, 4 Door, Ext. Cab, White,

Automatic, #9P093.

0 Down$464 /60 mo.

or $23,995

2007 Mercury MarinerHybrid, 4 Door, 4WD,

Excellent MPG, PW/PD, #AT378A.

$16,995

2007 Ford TaurusRed, 3.0L V6, Keyless Entry,

CD Player, #BT026A.

0 Down$149 /60 mo.

or $7,650

2007 Ford Focus Hatchback2 Door, Blue, Great MPG,

CD Player, #AP149.

0 Down$234 /60 mo.

or $11,998

2007 Ford Focus Hatchback2 Door, Passenger Airbag, MP3 Player,

Automatic, #AC186A.

0 Down$169 /60 mo.

or $8,895

2007 Lincoln MKZ6 Speed Auto, Keyless Entry, Side Airbag,6-Disc CD Player, Leather Seats, #AP069.

0 Down$410 /60 mo.

or $20,988

2007 Ford RangerExt. Cab Long Bed, 4 Door,

Automatic, 31,677 Miles, #9P057.

0 Down$294 /60 mo.

or $14,995

2007 Lincoln MKX4 Door, SUV, AWD, Gray,

Satellite-Capable Radio, #AP179.

0 Down$477 /60 mo.

or $24,395

2007 Lincoln MKX4 Door, SUV, AWD, 22,633 Miles,

6-Disc CD Player, #AP173.

0 Down$554 /60 mo.

or $28,400

2007 Ford Mustang Coupe2 Door, Red, Automatic, PW/PD,Satellite-Capable Radio, #AP107.

0 Down$343 /60 mo.

or $17,495

2007 Chevrolet Silverado 15004x4, Black, Automatic,

31,847 Miles, #AC209A.

0 Down$356 /60 mo.

or $18,188

2007 Ford Edge3.5L V6, AWD, 3rd Row Seating,

CD Player, Cloth Seats, #9P090A.

0 Down$292 /60 mo.

or $14,889

2007 Jeep Compass4 Door, Automatic, 3rd Row Seat,

CD Player, #BC038A.

0 Down$249 /60 mo.

or $12,688

2007 Toyota Tundra4 Door, Crew Cab Short Bed, 4x4, Auto,

Tow Pkg, CD Player, V8, #AU093.

0 Down$519 /60 mo.

or $26,495

2007 Ford F-1504x4, Crew Cab Short Bed,V8, Automatic, #AP138.

0 Down$507 /60 mo.

or $25,900

2007 Ford EdgeAWD, Automatic, ABS Brakes,

Side Airbag, Cloth Seat, #AP009.

0 Down$362 /60 mo.

or $18,500

2007 Ford F-350Crew Cab, 4x4, Diesel, White,

Automatic, #AT365A.

0 Down$523 /60 mo.

or $27,850

2007 Chevrolet ImpalaAutomatic, Great MPG, PS/PL,

CD Player, #AP152A.

0 Down$226 /60 mo.

or $12,495

2007 Ford FusionAutomatic, PW/PL, Side Airbag,

6-Disc CD Player, #AP140.

0 Down$287 /66 mo.

or $15,895

2008 Lincoln MKZKeyless Entry, SYNC,

Leather, #AP171.

0 Down$395 /66 mo.

or $21,850

2008 Chrysler Town & CountryRear AC Controls, 26,789 Miles,

#AT291A.

0 Down$388 /66 mo.

or $21,495

2008 Ford EscapeAuto, Passenger Airbag, Satellite-CapableRadio, 3rd Row Seat, Cloth Seats, #9U253.

0 Down$271 /66 mo.

or $14,998

2008 Mercury MarinerAutomatic, 4WD, 3rd Seat,

Satellite-Capable Radio, #AP182.

0 Down$352 /66 mo.

or $19,495

2008 Chevrolet Suburban4x4, Automatic, Trailer Hitch,CD Player, OnStar, #AU124A.

0 Down$626 /66 mo.

or $34,695

2008 Ford FusionAutomatic, Great MPG, PW/PL,

CD Player, #AP154.

0 Down$270 /66 mo.

or $14,995

2008 Ford F-1504x4, Ext Cab, 4 Door, Automatic,

27,198 Miles, #AP177.

0 Down$474 /66 mo.

or $26,295

2008 Chevrolet Aveo54 Door, Hatchback, Automatic,

AM/FM Stereo, #AU111.

0 Down$163 /66 mo.

or $8,995

2008 Ford Taurus X3rd Row Seating, SYNC,

#AP175.

0 Down$406 /66 mo.

or $22,495

2009 Ford EscapeAutomatic, 4WD,

Sirius Satellite Radio, #AP139.

0 Down$432 /66 mo.

or $23,898

2009 Ford Flex3rd Row Seating, DVD-Audio,

CD Player, #AU092.

0 Down$433 /66 mo.

or $23,988

2009 Ford F-250Crew Cab, Automatic,

Trailer Hitch, #AP125A.

0 Down$370 /66 mo.

or $20,495

2010 Ford Expedition EL4x4, Trailer Hitch,

Cloth Seats, #AP146.

0 Down$614 /72 mo.

or $36,495

2010 Ford TaurusPower Windows, CD Player,

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0 Down$463 /72 mo.

or $27,600

2010 Ford Econoline 350Super Duty, 4th Row Bench,

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WHATS HAPPENINGnThe Barryton Conser-

vation Club will be havingdonation Christmas dropboxes located at CandiesCorner, Isabella Banka ndTrust, Barryton Hardware andGrandpas Landscape, Nurseryand Garden Shop. Suggesteditems to donate include: newhats, mittens, toys, books,puzzles, toothbrushes, etc. Nofood will be collected.n Dances are being held

from 7 to 11 p.m. the thirdSaturday of each month atthe Mecosta VFW. The danc-es are open to the publicand cost $5 admission. TheLost Country Band plays dur-ing the dances. The dancesare being held to promotesomething fun for young andold. Food also is available.For more information, con-tact Deb Stieg at (231) 972-1953.

To get the Pioneer

every day, contact thecirculation department

at (231) 796-1710.

Mondays6 a.m. BootCamp must preregister

7:30 a.m. BootCamp must preregister9 a.m. Pickle Ball

1 p.m. BootCamp must preregister

4:30 p.m. BootCamp must preregister5:30 p.m. Power Yogalates

6:30 p.m. BootCamp must preregister

Tuesdays8 a.m. Cardio Kickboxing

9 a.m. Drill Interval Training1 p.m. Pickle ball

4:30 p.m. BootCamp must preregister5:30 p.m. Cardio Kickboxing

6:30 p.m. BootCamp must preregister6:30 p.m. Power Yogalates

Wednesdays

6 a.m. BootCamp must preregister7:30 a.m. BootCamp must preregister

9 a.m. Pickle Ball1 p.m. BootCamp must preregister

4:30 p.m. BootCamp must preregister

Thursdays8 a.m. Cardio KickBoxing

9 a.m. Drill Interval Training

10 a.m. Weight Watchers1 p.m. Pickle ball

5:30 p.m. Drill Interval Training6:30 p.m. Power Yogalates

6:30 p.m. Line Dancing with Phyllis

Wernette

Fridays6 a.m. BootCamp must preregister

7:30 a.m. BootCamp must preregister9 a.m. Pickle Ball

1 p.m. BootCamp must preregister5:30 p.m. Variety Cardio with Butt & Gutt

Conditioning6:30 p.m. BootCamp must preregister

Saturdays

9 a.m. Pickle Ball

All are walkin oers no need to prereg-ister unless specifed...$3 per class, Zumba

is $5 per class

All Trainers are AFAA and CPR Certifed

Please contact Tammie Adams New HopeUMC Health & Wellness Director or ino at

(231) 679-5460

Health & Wellness oerings at New Hope United Methodist Church,9 Mile Road, Mecosta.

Have a community-oriented event?E-mail the information to Brandon Fountain at [email protected]. Include time, date and place, along with any other

information youd like to include. There is no charge to place an event. For more information, call (231) 592-8384.

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Imperial Margarine Sticks (1 lb.) .......................................................... .99

Vlasic Sauerkraut (32 oz. jar).................................................................$1.59

Garcias Nacho Cheese Sauce (15 oz. can) .......................................$1.89

Muellers Macaroni & Spaghetti Pasta (1 lb.) .............................$1.39Coffee Mate Liquid (16 oz., regular flavor) ...........................................$1.39

Coffee Mate Liquid (16 oz., flavored) ....................................................$1.79

Lipton Onion Soup Mix (2 pk.) ..........................................................$1.39

Kraft Easy Cheese (8 oz. can) .................................................................$3.29

Hy-Top Flatware (24 ct. box) ...................................................................... .49

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BrooksChili Beans$1.39 (3.5 oz.)

Malt-O-MealCereals

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Chi ChisSalsa

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115 N. Michigan Ave.Big Rapids, MI 49307

Brandon FountainPioneer East Editor

(231) 592-8384

Danette DoyleMedia Consultant

(231 592-8366

EvEry MondayLine Dancing starts at 9:30 a.m. at the Mecosta County Senior

Center in Mecosta.

Bridge starts at 12:45 p.m. at the Mecosta County Senior Center.

Euchre is from 1 to 3:30 p.m. at the Curtis Community Building in

Edmore.

TOPS 1712 Lakeview meets at 6:15 p.m. at New Life United

Methodist Church, East M-46, Lakeview.

Overeaters Anonymous meets at 5 p.m., at the music/art room

at St. Michaels School, located at 5045 9 Mile Road (M-20) in Remus.

For more information, contact Alice at (231) 972-0309.

First Monday oF thE MonthS.P.L.A.S.H Inc. will meet the first Monday of each month at 7

p.m. at the Fork Township Hall in Barryton.

sEcond Monday oF thE MonthThe Weidman Lions Club meet at 7:00 p.m. at the Weidman

United Methodist Church on Woodruff Road in Weidman, MI. Come

join the largest International Service Organization.

The Chippewa Hills School District Board of Education meet-

ings are held the second Monday of the month. Meetings are at 7 p.m.

and rotate between district schools.

third Monday oF thE MonthBarryton Conservation Club general meeting at 7 p.m. at the

club, located at 3444 18 Mile Rd, Barryton. All members are welcome.

For more information, contact Gwen Haney at (989) 289-8849.

The Mecosta Area Committee meets at 7 p.m. on the third

Monday of each month at the Morton Township Hall.

Fourth Monday oF thE MonthThe Weidman Lions Club holds their board meeting at 7 p.m.

the fourth Monday of each month at the Weidman Senior Center on

School Road in Weidman.

The Mecosta Retirees meet for a potluck lunch at noon in the

Morton Township Hall. Please bring a dish to pass and your own table

service.

EvEry tuEsdayNew Hope Church in Mecosta holds drills class (exercise) at 9

a.m. every Tuesday.

Lunch is served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Barryton Senior

Center.

New Hope Church in Mecosta holds aerobics at 10 a.m. every

Tuesday.

Line Dancing for beginners starts at 9:30. at the Mecosta County

Senior Center in Mecosta.

The A.S.K. God Club meets from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at the Barryton

United Methodist Church. All grade-school children welcome.

Euchre starts at 1 p.m. at the Mecosta County Senior Center.

Card recycling at 1 p.m. at the Mecosta County Senior Center.

Lunch is served at noon at the Mecosta Senior Center and at the

Barryton Senior Center. (A donation is asked.) The Barryton noon meal

site is closed every Friday.

Gods Helping Hands of Mecosta County, an emergency food

pantry for Mecosta County residents only, is open to the public from

9 a.m. to noon south of St. Michaels Catholic School in Remus. Note:

Gods Helping Hands of Mecosta County has a new mailing address:Gods Helping Hands of Mecosta County, PO Box 118, Remus, MI

49340.Alcoholic Anonymous meeting every Tuesday at 8 p.m. at St.

Michaels School in Remus. For more information call Brad B. (989) 644-

6911or Mike or Cindy H. at (989) 967-8478.

First tuEsday oF thE MonthThe Mecosta County Habitat for Humanity board meeting is

at 7 p.m. alternating monthly between Chapel of the Lakes Lutheran

Church, 9047 90th, Mecosta and the First United Methodist Church,

304 Elm, Big Rapids. For more information, call Dee Van Horn at (231)

972-5737.

sEcond tuEsday oF thE MonthBariatric Weight Loss Support Group will meet at 6:30 p.m. on

the second Tuesday of each month at Morley Stanwood High School,4700 Northland Dr., Morley. All are welcome, including people thinking

of having the surgery, family and friends. For more information, contact

Cyndy Marek at (231) 856-8918 or e-mail her at [email protected].

The Barryton American Legion Gerald Pitts Post 473 holds its

monthly meeting at 7 p.m. at the post building in downtown Barryton.

Fibromyalgia support group meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Kelsey

Community Wellness Center in Lakeview.

MS support group meeting at 7 p.m. in the Mecosta County

General Hospital Conference Room. For more information, contact

Jada Nellis at (231) 867-3788 or Tom Hogenson at MCMC at (231) 592-

4409.

Alzheimers Supprt Group meets the second Tuesday of every

month from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Mecosta County Medical Center

Administrative Room 2. There also is an alzheimers support group for

caregivers which is sponsored by the greater michigan chapter. For

more info, contact Donette Neal at (231) 796-3185.

The Chippewa Lake Lions meet the second and fourth Tuesday

of every month throughout the summer at 7 p.m. at the Chippewa

Township Hall.

third tuEsday oF thE MonthBlood pressure clinic from 11 a.m. to noon at the Mecosta

County Senior Center. The Senior Center is located at the corner of 14

Mile Road and 80th Avenue.

Tri-County Democratic Club meets to discuss political issues

local, state and national. Dinner is at 6 p.m. and discussion at 7 p.m.

in a private room at The Gate on Perry Street. Contact President Keitha

Breault at [email protected].

The Remus Heritage Days Committee meets at 7:30 p.m. in the

Wheatland Township Hall.

Fourth tuEsday oF thE MonthBlood pressure clinic from 10 to 11 a.m. at Sheridan VFW.

The Big Rapids Stroke Support Group meets at the Rogers

Heights Community Center at 10:30 a.m. Lunch at noon bring adish to pass and table service.

The Chippewa Lake Lions meet the second and fourth Tuesday

of every month throughout the summer at 7 p.m. at the Chippewa

Township Hall.

EvEry WEdnEsdayNew Hope United Methodist Church of Mecosta has Bible

Study at 10 a.m., a fellowship supper (free will donation) at 5:30 p.m.

Line Dancing starts at 9:30 a.m. at the Mecosta County Senior

Center in Mecosta.

Bingo is held from 6 to 9:30 p.m. at the Weidman Community

Center, 5918 West Bridge St. Concessions. Proceeds go toward build-

ing fund #AO2272.

Lunch is served at noon at the Mecosta Senior Center and at the

Barryton Senior Center. (A donation is asked.)

P.A.R.T.Y at 6:30 p.m. at the Barryton Church of God where were

Preparing And Reaching Todays Youth.For ages 12 to 18

First WEdnEsday oF thE MonthThe Remus Lions Club will meet at 7 p.m. in the Wheatland

Township Hall in Remus. For additional information, contact MikeGingrich at (989) 967-3541.

TheBig Rapids Masonic Lodge 171 holds its meetings at 7:30

p.m. the first Wednesday of every month. Area Masons are invited.Edmore Senior Citizens meet at the Curtis Community Building

at 11:30 a.m. with dinner at noon. All seniors welcome.The Remus Lions Club will meet at 7 p.m. in the Wheatland

Township Hall in Remus. For additional information, contact Jim

Leszczynski at (231) 972-4608.

third WEdnEsday oF thE MonthFriends of the Morton Township Library meet at 7 p.m. at the

library for a meeting.

EvEry thursdayLunch is served at noon at the Mecosta Senior Center. (A dona-

tion is asked.)Pinochle starts at 1 p.m. at the Mecosta County Senior Center.Bingo, beginning at 6:30 p.m. is held at the Burns-May V.F.W. Post

5602 in Six Lakes.Mecosta County Veterans Affairs located at 14485 Northland Dr.

in Coop Ext. Office, 9 a.m. to Noon.Adult Children of Alcoholics and other Dysfunctional

Families meets at 8 p.m. in the Blue Room of St. Pauls Campus Parish,1 Damascus Road, Ferris State University. For additional informationabout the group, call (231) 796-4797.

Pedro meets at 1 p.m. at the Mecosta County Senior Center.Alcoholic Anonymous meeting every Thursday at 8 p.m. at St.


6911or Mike or Cindy H. at (989) 967-8478.Overeaters Anonymous meets at 6:15 p.m., in the third-floor

conference room at Mecosta County Medical Center. Those attend-ing should enter through the west entrance located at the cornerof Locust and Winter streets. For more information, contact Peggy at

(231) 972-0239.

First thursday oF thE MonthDiabetes Support Group sponsored by the Weidman Medical

Clinic at 3 p.m., at the Weidman Public Library, 3453 N. School Road.Topic for June 7 meeting is: Beating the Blues with Peer Support. Thegroup is free and open to the public. For more information contact

Don Wolf at (989) 382-5220 or [email protected]

The Big Rapids Rock, Gem & Mineral Club meets the first

Thursday of every month (except January and February) in the

Geology Lab (Room #138), Science Building on the campus of Ferris

State University at 7 p.m. You can find the Science Building in the

campus map a www.ferris.edu/htmls/ferrisfaq/maps/ and more infor-

mation, visit www.BigRapidsRock Club.com.

sEcond thursday oF thE MonthThe Sheridan Township Board holds its meeting at 7 p.m. in theSheridan Township Hall unless otherwise posted.

The Barryton Public Library holds its board meeting at 6 p.m. atthe library.

The Chippewa Hills Intermediate Parents Support (CHIPS)Group meets at 6 p.m. the second Thursday of each month in theintermediate school conference room.

The Montcalm Heritage Village meets at 9 a.m. for monthlymeeting at MCC North Tech Building in room 509 until May.

The Mecosta Lions Club meets at 7 p.m. at New Hope UnitedMethodist Church in Mecosta. Visitors welcome.

Last thursday oF thE MonthWake up Barryton is held at 7:30 a.m. the last Thursday of every

month. For for more information, contact Cathleen Martin at (989)

382-8706.

EvEry FridayLunch is served at noon at the Mecosta Senior Center. (A dona-

tion is asked.)Gods Helping Hands of Mecosta County, an emergency food

pantry for Mecosta County residents only, is open to the public from 9a.m. to noon south of St. Michaels Catholic School in Remus.

Knitting circle will begin meeting at 4 p.m. at the Barryton PublicLibrary. Knitters of all levels are encouraged to come and learn or shareknitting techniques.

Bingo at the Mecosta VFW Post #2335. Early birds at 6:30 p.m.

Large kitchen. No smoking area available.

First Friday oF thE MonthThe Mecosta New Hope United Methodist Church Swiss

Steaksupper will be from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. beginning Jan. 8. Adults $9;children, 12 and under $3, and Preschool are free. Proceeds go to the

building fund.The Six Lakes Lions Club has a fish fry at 5 p.m.

sEcond Friday oF thE MonthParents Helping Parents, a parent networking and parenting

class group will be held from 10 a.m. to noon at the Lakeview United

Church of Christ, corner of Lincoln and 5th.

EvEry saturdayThe 3-D Archery range at the Mecosta County Rod and Gun

Club is open to the public on Saturdays from 8-5. Cost to shoot is $6.Sign-in is at the shooting shack located near the trap and sportingclays ranges. Members may shoot Saturday or anytime during theweek for $4. Sign-in during the week is at the cabin on the bow range.Sign-in and payment are on the honor system.

The Mecosta County Rod and Gun Club located on M-20 fourmiles west of Mecosta, is sponsoring a sporting clay shoot from 1 to 4

p.m. The shoot is open to the public.

First saturday oF thE MonthFork Township holds recycling from 9 a.m. to noon at the new

fire barn, one-half mile north of town on Oak Road.The Chippewa Lake Lions Club holds a flea market, beginning

June 5 and running through October, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at MillettPark. Used merchandise, new merchandise, crafts, bake sales, tools,

jewelry, clothing, antiques, you name it. Available are 10 x 12 spot for$10. For more information contact : George Griffis at (231) 867-3426 orBob Roebuck at (231) 972-8885.

sEcond saturday oF thE MonthBarryton Area Mobile Food Pantry takes place at 2 p.m. at the

Fork Township Community Center. For more information, call CathleenMartin at (989) 382-8706.

third saturday oF thE MonthMorton Township will be starting a recycling program, on the

third Saturday of the month, from 9 a.m. to noon, at the CanadianLakes Fire/Rescue Station located at 8260 100th Ave., Stanwood.

EvEry sundayAlcoholic Anonymous meeting every Sunday at 8 p.m. at St.


6911or Mike or Cindy H. at (989) 967-8478.

Community Calendar

If you have an idea for

the Pioneer East or event

for the calendar, contact

Brandon Fountain at (231)

592-8384 or bfountain@

pioneergroup.com.

Pioneer East



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STATEPOINT MEDIA

With the dust nally settling around thenations economic crisis, baby boomers aretaking stock to see if their retirement plansneed revising.

There are many ways to adjust to todayseconomic uncertainty: from working longerto changing investment strategies or livingsituations.

The shocking news for many is that someof their safety nets may no longer be viable.

Declining real estate values mean manycant turn to homes for money. Tumult in -nancial markets resulted in declines in 401Kplans. And some experts say Social Securitymay not be there when needed most by the

baby boom generation.For the second consecutive year, Social

Security benets didnt rise, something which hasnt happened in over 75 years.Whats worse is, beginning in 2016, payrolltax revenue will be insufcient to pay fullSocial Security benets, according to Allen

W. Smith, a retired economics professorand author of the new book, The Looting ofSocial Security.

A pledge in the 1980s to only spend So-

cial Security funds on benets was broken by every presidential administration since.Money earmarked for seniors was divertedinto the governments general fund andused for whatever politicians chose to spendit on, says Smith, whose high school text-

book on economics was used by 600 schoolsnationwide.

Approximately $2.6 trillion of SocialSecurity revenue that was supposed to besaved and invested for paying benets to

baby boomers, was instead spent for otherthings and replaced with non-marketablegovernment IOUs, he stresses. Accordingto Smith, these IOUs represent only a claimagainst future government revenue. They

have no monetary value, until and unless

the government raises the money througfuture tax increases or borrowing to repathe missing money.

Against this backdrop, many are alterinretirement plans:

Keep WorkingSome seniors are now planning to sta

on the job longer. Many who are physicall

able to work longer are postponing retire-

ment until the future becomes clearer, be-cause they know that once they retire, themay be unable to re-enter the workforcegiven todays high unemployment.

New PrioritiesMany are shifting investment plans to

ensure the money they need within vyears of retirement is safe in low-risk invest-ments, like xed-income funds. This cahelp them endure short-term market drops

while the money they need later grows imore aggressive investments.

Belt Tightening

Many who are approaching retiremenage are cutting back on spending and put-ting more into savings, in case their SociaSecurity benets get cut. Practicing auster-ity, and wisely investing the money that issaved, is one of the most viable options foseniors.

With Social Security benets accountinfor nearly 40 percent of average income foretirees over 65, Smith is advising seniors toexercise caution in their nancial decisionsPurchases that can be delayed probablshould be delayed, and for those still in goodhealth, working a little longer than plannedcould make a big difference in quality of life

when they do retire. For more on the SociaSecurity crisis, read The Looting of Socia

Security.

Tips For Retiring In An Uncertain Econom

Twas thenight after

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Go Online:www.pioneergroup.com

PLEASE SHOVEL

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050 Help Wanted

SALESREPRESENTATIVEReceive excellent earning poten-tial with PDS. Phone DirectoryServices (PDS) is seeking a pro-fessional sales representative.If you want to be a part of a win-ning team and are looking for$30,000 plus a year from anestablished account base withunlimited growth potential youmay be a perfect candidate.Sales territory would include:Montcalm, Newaygo, Mecosta,Isabella, and Clare counties.

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Start your New Year with MPI. Now withur newly remodeled office, we have

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2007 GMC Yukon SLT

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$22,995

2007 Ford F150 4x4

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$13,995

2008 Toyota Tacoma

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There are two of theselittle cuties available foradoption as of 12/17/10!They are four monthold husky mix puppies.Both are males and fullof energy! They are stillgetting used to walkingon a lead but they getalong good with otherdogs and love to bearound people.

Adopt a new puppytoday!!

Many other dogs areavailable to be adopted,and plenty of cats

too. Go online towww.petfinder.com/shelters/montcalm.html

for a full list of adoptable animals. Adoption hours are from 12:45 - 4:45Mon.-Fri. Adoption fees for all dogs and puppies is $90.00. That $90.00includes: $10 for vaccinations (all EXCEPT rabies) and de-wormer, $10 forlicense fees, $20 adoption fee, and a $50 refundable spay/neuter deposit.When the animal has been spayed/neutered by a required date the $50.00deposit is refunded to you and the $10.00 license deposit is returned toyou in the form of a dog license. Adoption fees for all cats and kittensare $40.00, which includes: $5 for de-wormer and vaccinations, $10adoption fee, and a $25 refundable spay/neuter deposit. Once the ani-mal is fixed by the set date, the adopter is reimbursed the spay/neuterdeposit.

Call (989) 831-7355 or (616) 225-7355 for more information.

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To our friends, neighbors, associates, and folks weve

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We thank you for your valued patronage,and hope youll visit us again, soon.

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Rather than being based on medical research, using the scientific method, Bachs flower remedies were intuitively derivedand based on his perceived energetic connections to the plants. If he felt a negative emotion, he would hold his handover different plants, and if one alleviated the emotion, he would ascribe the power to heal that emotional problem tothat plant. He would then research that conclusion with patients to see if he was correct. He believed that early morningsunlight passing through dew-drops on flower petals transferred the healing power of the flower onto the water, so hewould collect the dew drops from the plants. Later, he found that the amount of dew he could collect was not sufficient,so he would suspend the flowers in spring water and allow the suns rays to pass through them. Today these remedies aremade by placing plant parts (usually the flowers) in alcohol, in the sunlight for two weeks, then straining off the solids andusing that tincture to make the remedies by diluting them with spring water.

Rather than recognizing the role of germ theory of disease, defective organs, genetic, and other known sources ofdisease, Bach thought of illness as the result of a contradiction between the purposes of the soul and the personalityspoint of view. This internal war, according to Bach, leads to negative moods and energy blocking, which causes a lack of

harmony, thus leading to physical diseases.Since his practices did not follow any scientific protocol, and his methods were not well understood, they were never

accepted by the established medical community. In his book Heal Thyself he wrote:

Disease will never be cured or eradicated by present materialistic methods, for the simple reason that disease in its originis not material . . . Disease is in essence the result of conflict between the Soul and Mind and willnever be eradicated except by spiritual and mental effort.

Although the mechanism of their action is not well understood, these remedies are highly effective for mental / emotional difficulties like anxiety, depression, worry, mental chatter, and many more.They are safe and can be taken with any other medicine. They have no side effects. They either helpwith the problem or nothing happens.

These remedies will not fix an infected gall bladder, but they might help deal with the anger andbitterness that is one of the underlying causes of gall bladder disease, thereby fixing it long before itbecomes a physical, pathologic disease.

So if you have resentment, anger, jealousy, worry, hate, or other negative emotions these BachFlower remedies may be helpful.

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IMITATION

CRAB8 Oz. Pkg.

Country CorneSupermarke

We reserve the right to limit quantities and correct errors in printing.

FRESH MEAT

SUNDAYLIQUORSALES

SAVE$1.00

NEW!!

DELI POSTAGE STAMPS LIQUOR - 7 DAYS COPIES MADE LOTTO PHONE CARDS

FAX SERVICE WIC & MICHIGAN BRIDGE CARDS ACCEPTED HERE CAKES & PARTY TRAYS

$699

Seafood SensationsCOOKED SHRIMP16 Oz. Pkg., 31-40 Ct.

99

Snow Floss

SAUERKRAUT32 Oz. Bag

Our Family

WHOLE

BONELESS

HAMS

$299

EW!!

VALUE PRICED ALL WEEK

Austins

WINDSHIELD

WASHER FLUIDGallon

Uncle Rays

POTATO CHIPS5 Oz. Bag

$189 $100

$599

Our Family

PARTY

WINGS3 Lb. Bag

WIC &Michigan

Bridge CardsAccepted

Here

$299

Lb. Lb.

$699

Standing

RIB

ROAST

231-972-891110039 Buchanan Rd. At Canadian Lakes

WINTER HOURS:

Monday Thru Saturday 8 to 8& Sunday, 8 to 7

$249

Armour

MEATBALLS14 Oz. Pkg.

$229Fully Cooked

CHICKEN

TENDERSRegular, Hot or BBQ

John Morrell

COCKTAIL

SMOKIES14 Oz. Pkg.

$249Johnsonville

SMOKED OR

COOKED BRATS13.50-16 Oz.

Ea. Ea.

Lb.

Ea.

Lb.

Lb.

Holiday Hours

New Years Eve 8am-8pm

New Years Day 10am-4pm

Prices Effective:DEC./JAN.

TUE.

28

WED.

29

THUR.

30

FRI.

31

SUN.

2

MON.

27

SAT.

1


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x

Country CornerSupermarket

We

reserve the right to limit quantities and correct errors in printing.

FROZENDAIRY

DELI POSTAGE STAMPS LIQUOR - 7 DAYS COPIES MADE LOTTO PHONE CARDS FAX SERVICE WIC & MICHIGAN BRIDGE CARDS ACCEPTED HERE CAKES & PARTY TRAYS

BAKERY

ROUND

PUMPERNICKLE

BREAD16 Oz.

$

149

HAM

SALAD

$469Lb.

DELI

COLBY JACK

CHEESE

$399Lb.

WHITE

BREAD16 Oz.

$

129

ANGEL FOOD

CAKE12 Oz.

Hot DeliOpen

10:30-1:00Mon.-Fri. Cakes & Party Trays Made-To-Order

$269

TURKEY

BREAST

$299 $449Lb.Lb.

PROVOLONE

CHEESE

ROAST

BEEF

$499Lb. $349Lb.

SPINACH

DIP

WIC &Michigan


Here

SUNDAYLIQUORSALES

WHITE

DINNER ROLLS12 Ct. Pkg.

$249

Baremans

ORANGE

JUICE1/2 Gallon


WINTER HOURS:


2/$5 2/$6 2/$5

8 INCH

APPLE PIE

$499

$299

Freezer Queen

ENTREES22-28 Oz.

2/$5Totinos

PIZZAS

9.80-10.90 Oz.

4/$5T.G.I. Fridays

APPETIZERS7.6-11 Oz.

Big Event

ASSORTED

POPS24 Ct. Pkg.

Blue Bonnet

MARGARINE45 Oz. Tub

2/$610/$5

Dannon

YOGURT6 Oz. Variety

Totinos

PIZZA ROLLS40 Ct. Pkg.

$199

$189Simply

ORANGE OR

GRAPEFRUIT JUICE59 Oz.

2/$6Coffee Mate

FLAVORED

CREAMERS16 Oz.

Baremans

2% MILKGallon

Ea.

White Castle

BURGERS6 Ct. Pkg.

$399

Holiday HoursNew Years Eve 8am-8pm


Prices Effective: DEC./JAN.TUE.

28

WED.

29

THUR.

30

FRI.

31

SUN.

2

MON.

27

SAT.

1


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Country CornerSupermarket


DELI POSTAGE STAMPS LIQUOR - 7 DAYS COPIES MADE LOTTO PHONE CARDS FAX SERVICE WIC & MICHIGAN BRIDGE CARDS ACCEPTED HERE CAKES & PARTY TRAYS

.

GROCERY

WIC &MichiganBridge CardsAccepted

Here

$199

TREND

LAUNDRY

LIQUID60 Oz.

CREAMETTE

SPAGHETTI OR

ELBOW MACARONI16 Oz.

$119

2/$

32/$

4

TACO BELL

THICK & CHUNKY

SALSA16 Oz.

TACO BELL

TACO SHELLS12 Ct.

OUR FAMILY

MANDARIN

ORANGES

15 Oz.

79

99

TACO BELL

REFRIED

BEANS16 Oz.

59

OUR FAMILY

PIECES & STEMS

MUSHROOMS4 Oz.

69

FINEST

PORK

& BEANS15 Oz.

SUNDAYLIQUORSALES

$119

OUR FAMILY

SEAFOOD

COCKTAIL SAUCE12 Oz.

2/$3

VLASIC

SAUERKRAUT32 Oz.


WINTER HOURS:


88

BROOKS

CHILI BEANS15.50 Oz.

2/$4

OUR FAMILY

CINNAMON SWIRL OR

GRAHAM BITES CEREAL12-12.8 Oz.

CHEX

SNACK MIX OR

GARDETTOS8.6-8.75 Oz.

2/$33/$5

PRINGLES

SUPERSTACK

CHIPS

6-6.5 Oz.

DAWN

DISH SOAP24 Oz. Varieties

2/$

6

2/$4

POST

PEBBLES CEREALS11 Oz. or

RAISIN BRAN20 Oz.

10/$10

HUNTS

SPAGHETTI

SAUCE26 Oz.

$169AUNT MILLIES

HOMESTYLE BREADS24 Oz.

OUR FAMILY

BLACK EYE PEAS1 lb. pkg.

89

Prices Effective: DEC./JAN.TUE.

28

WED.

29

THUR.

30

FRI.

31

SUN.

2

MON.

27

SAT.

1

Holiday HoursNew Years Eve 8am-8pm


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Cello Pack

MUSHROOMS8 Oz. Pkg.

2/$3

Country CorneSupermarke


FRESH PRODUCE

DELI POSTAGE STAMPS LIQUOR - 7 DAYS COPIES MADE LOTTO PHONE CARDS

FAX SERVICE WIC & MICHIGAN BRIDGE CARDS ACCEPTED HERE CAKES & PARTY TRAYS

2/$4

Sweet

GRAPE TOMATOESPint


WINTER HOURS:


WIC &Michigan


Here

SUNDAYLIQUORSALES

2/$5COKE PRODUCTS

12 Pk. Cans

COKE

PRODUCTSWarm + Dep.

8 Pk. Plastic

COKE

PRODUCTSWarm + Dep.

3/$10 3/$4

2 Liter

COKE

PRODUCTSWarm + Dep.No Rainchecks

2/$6

Dasani

WATER6 Pk.

$119POWERADE32 oz. Warm

2/$9

$249

ChoiceLEMONS

6/$3

Super Select

CUCUMBERS

3/$2

Red

POTATOES5 Lb. Bag

We have Holiday

Poinsettias & Fresh FruitBaskets In Stock or

Made To Order!

Jumbo

CANTALOUPE

Holiday Hours

New Years Eve 8am-8pmNew Years Day 10am-4pm

Prices Effective:DEC./JAN.

TUE.

28

WED.

29

THUR.

30

FRI.

31

SUN.

2

MON.

27

SAT.

1

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WINTER SPORTSCHIPPEWA HILLS

Warriors Boys Varsity BasketballDate Time Opponent Wed 12/29 2:00PM @ Bridgeport @ ShepherdFri 1/7 7:30PM vs White CloudTue 1/11 7:30PM @ Lakeview

Fri 1/14 7:30PM vs Big RapidsTue 1/18 7:30PM vs Reed CityFri 1/21 7:30PM @ Central MontcalmTue 1/25 7:30PM vs HesperiaTue 2/1 6:00PM @ HoltonFri 2/4 6:00PM vs Morley StanwoodTue 2/8 6:00PM @ White CloudFri 2/11 6:00PM vs LakeviewTue 2/15 6:00PM @ Big RapidsFri 2/18 6:00PM @ Reed CityTue 2/22 6:00PM vs Central MontcalmFri 2/25 6:00PM @ HesperiaTue 3/1 7:30PM vs Cadillac

Warriors Girls Varsity BasketballDate Time Opponent Wed 12/29 7:00PM @ MontabellaFri 1/7 6:00PM vs White CloudTue 1/11 6:00PM @ Lakeview

Fri 1/14 6:00PM vs Big RapidsTue 1/18 6:00PM vs Reed CityFri 1/21 6:00PM @ Central MontcalmTue 1/25 6:00PM vs HesperiaFri 1/28 7:30PM vs Standish-SterlingTue 2/1 7:30PM @ HoltonFri 2/4 7:30PM vs Morley StanwoodTue 2/8 7:30PM @ White CloudFri 2/11 7:30PM vs LakeviewTue 2/15 7:30PM @ Big RapidsFri 2/18 7:30PM @ Reed CityTue 2/22 7:30PM vs Central MontcalmFri 2/25 7:30PM @ Hesperia

Warriors Boys Junior Varsity BasketballDate Time Opponent Wed 12/29 5:30PM @ MontabellaThur 1/6 6:00PM @ White CloudThur 1/6 7:30PM @ White CloudMon 1/10 6:00PM vs Lakeview

Mon 1/10 7:30PM vs LakeviewThur 1/13 6:00PM @ Big RapidsThur 1/13 7:30PM @ Big RapidsMon 1/17 6:00PM @ Reed CityMon 1/17 7:30PM @ Reed CityThur 1/20 6:00PM vs Central Montcalm

Thur 1/20 7:30PM vs Central MontcalmMon 1/24 6:00PM @ HesperiaMon 1/24 7:30PM @ HesperiaFri 1/28 6:00PM vs Standish-SterlingMon 1/31 6:00PM vs Holton

Mon 1/31 7:30PM vs HoltonThur 2/3 6:00PM @ Morley StanwoodThur 2/3 7:30PM @ Morley StanwoodMon 2/7 6:00PM vs White CloudMon 2/7 7:30PM vs White CloudThur 2/10 6:00PM @ LakeviewThur 2/10 7:30PM @ LakeviewMon 2/14 6:00PM vs Big RapidsMon 2/14 7:30PM vs Big RapidsThur 2/17 6:00PM vs Reed CityThur 2/17 7:30PM vs Reed CityMon 2/21 5:30PM @ Central MontcalmMon 2/21 7:00PM @ Central MontcalmThur 2/24 6:00PM vs HesperiaThur 2/24 7:30PM vs HesperiaTue 3/1 6:00PM vs Cadillac

Warriors Girls Junior Varsity BasketballDate Time Opponent Wed 12/29 5:30PM @ MontabellaThur 1/6 6:00PM @ White CloudMon 1/10 6:00PM vs LakeviewThur 1/13 6:00PM @ Big RapidsMon 1/17 6:00PM @ Reed CityThur 1/20 6:00PM vs Central MontcalmMon 1/24 6:00PM @ HesperiaFri 1/28 6:00PM vs Standish-SterlingMon 1/31 7:30PM vs HoltonThur 2/3 7:30PM @ Morley StanwoodMon 2/7 7:30PM vs White CloudThur 2/10 7:30PM @ LakeviewMon 2/14 7:30PM vs Big RapidsThur 2/17 7:30PM vs Reed CityMon 2/21 7:00PM @ Central MontcalmThur 2/24 7:30PM vs Hesperia

Warriors Boys Freshman BasketballDate Time OpponentThur 1/6 5:30PM @ Sacred Heart Academy

Mon 1/10 5:00PM @ Beal CityThur 1/13 4:30PM @ Big RapidsMon 1/17 4:30PM @ Reed CityThur 1/20 4:30PM vs Central MontcalmFri 1/21 6:00PM @ McBainTue 1/25 4:30PM vs Gladwin

Fri 1/28 4:15PM @ Lake CityTue 2/1 5:00PM @ FarwellFri 2/4 4:30PM vs ColemanMon 2/7 4:30PM vs Beal CityThur 2/10 4:30PM @ Big Rapids

Mon 2/14 4:30PM vs Big RapidsThur 2/17 4:30PM vs Reed CityMon 2/21 4:00PM @ Central MontcalmThur 2/24 4:30PM vs Sacred Heart AcademyTue 3/1 4:30PM vs Cadillac

Warriors Girls Varsity CheerDate Time OpponentThur 1/6 6:00PM @ Northview THINK PINK Invit.Sat 1/8 2:00PM @ Grandville Invit.Sat 1/15 10:00AM @ Mt. Pleasant Oiler Invit.Sat 1/22 12:00PM vs Chippewa Hills Invit.Sat 1/29 11:00AM @ Breckenridge Invit. Wed 2/2 6:00PM @ MarionSat 2/12 TBA @ DeltaPlex MeetSat 2/19 TBA @ MHSAA District FinalsSat 2/26 TBA @ MHSAA Regional FinalsSat 3/5 TBA @ MHSAA State Finals

Warriors Boys Varsity WrestlingDate Time Opponent Wed 1/5 5:30PM @ CSAA #1 @ BR (Lakeview/CM)Sat 1/8 9:00AM @ Orchard View Invit. Wed 1/12 5:30PM vs CSAA #2 @ CH (Holton/Hesperia/BR)Sat 1/15 8:30AM @ Bay City Western Invit.Sunday 1/16 TBA @ Detroit Catholic Central @ CMU Wed 1/19 5:30PM vs CSAA #3 @ Chippewa Hills (MS)Sat 1/22 9:00AM @ Petoskey Invit. Wed 1/26 5:30PM vs CSAA #4 @ Chippewa Hills (BR/RC/MS)Sat 1/29 8:00AM @ Shelby Invit.Sat 2/5 9:00AM vs CSAA Championship Tournament @ CHThur 2/10 6:00PM @ MHSAA Team Districts @ Big RapidsSat 2/12 9:00AM vs MHSAA Individual Districts @ CH Wed 2/16 6:00PM vs MHSAA Team Regionals @ CHSat 2/19 TBA @ MHSAA Individual Regionals @ BenzieFri 2/25 TBA @ MHSAA Team Quarter Finals @ Kellogg Arena, BCSat 2/26 TBA @ MHSAA Team Semi Finals/Finals @ Kellogg Arena, BCThur 3/3 TBA @ MHSAA Individual State Finals @ The Palace, AHFri 3/4 TBA @ MHSAA Individual State Finals @ The Palace, AHSat 3/5 TBA @ MHSAA Individual State Finals @ The Palace, AH

Warriors Boys Junior Varsity WrestlingDate Time OpponentFri 1/14 4:30PM @ Lakeview Invit.Sat 2/5 9:00AM vs CSAA Tournament

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The winners of the Peoples Choice Awards will be published January 28, 2011 in a special supplement to The Pioneer. Were going toallow you, our readers, to vote and tell everyone what you think the best beverage, hamburger, golf course, or whatever is. Its a lot offun to vote for your particular favorite, so vote early and encourage your friends to vote too! To vote, please fill out the below informa-tion and either mail or drop off your votes to The Pioneer, 115 N. Michigan, Big Rapids, MI, 49307. No facsimiles allowed. Only ONEENTRY per envelope. All votes must be on original newspaper entry forms. So ... have fun and cast your ballot today! For completingand sending in your poll, you will be entered in a drawing to win! (Please one entr y per person) Winners will receive 1st Place, $100- 2nd Place $50 - 3rd Place $25.

Dining, Entertainment, Recreation, People, Services & Retail1. Favorite waitress/waiter _____________________

(Please indicate where this person is employed)______________2. Favorite Restaurant _________________________3. Favorite bartender __________________________ (Please indicate where this person is employed) _____________4. Favorite bar _______________________________

5. Favorite golf ranger _________________________6. Favorite bowling alley ________________________7. Favorite fast food restaurant ___________________8. Favorite mechanic ___________________________9. Favorite pharmacist _________________________10. Favorite place to get pizza____________________11. Favorite place to get breakfast ________________12. Favorite place to get a hamburger ______________13. Favorite tanning salon _______________________14. Favorite golf course ________________________15. Favorite place for a cup of coffee/cappuccino ______16. Favorite place to work out ___________________17. Favorite campground/RV park _________________18. Favorite place for lunch ______________________19. Favorite source for news & information __________20. Favorite doctor ____________________________21. Favorite place to go for entertainment ___________22. Favorite place for steak______________________23. Favorite place to buy ice cream ________________24. Favorite place to buy office supplies _____________25. Favorite place to buy candy or fudge ____________26. Favorite place to buy donuts __________________27. Favorite pet supplier ________________________28. Favorite bed & breakfast _____________________29. Favorite place to buy hot wings ________________30. Favorite photographer _______________________31. Favorite sports bar _________________________

32. Favorite bank teller ________________________(Please indicate where this person is employed)______________33. Favorite boss _____________________________

(Please indicate where this person is employed)______________34. Favorite secretary _________________________

(Please indicate where this person is employed)______________35. Favorite optometrist/ophthalmologist ___________

36. Favorite contractor _________________________37. Favorite accountant/CPA _____________________38. Favorite financial advisor ____________________39. Favorite attorney __________________________40. Favorite DJ ______________________________41. Favorite fish fry ___________________________

42. Favorite manicurist _________________________(Please indicate where this person is employed)______________

43. Favorite hairstylist _________________________(Please indicate where this person is employed)______________

44. Favorite beauty salon _______________________45. Favorite pet groomer _______________________46. Favorite dentist ___________________________47. Favorite chiropractor ________________________48. Favorite hearing aid specialist _________________49. Favorite nurse ____________________________

(Please indicate where this person is employed)______________50. Favorite septic service _______________________51. Favorite veterinary clinic _____________________52. Favorite body shop _________________________53. Favorite auto parts store _____________________54. Favorite place to buy a new vehicle _____________55. Favorite place to buy a used vehicle _____________56. Favorite car wash __________________________57. Favorite insurance agency ____________________58. Favorite real estate agency ___________________59. Favorite bank _____________________________60. Favorite massage therapist ___________________61. Favorite daycare provider ____________________62. Favorite floor covering store __________________63. Favorite lumber company_____________________64. Favorite pharmacy _________________________65. Favorite flower shop ________________________

66. Favorite seamstress ________________________67. Favorite grocery store _______________________68. Favorite mens clothing store __________________69. Favorite womens clothing store ________________70. Favorite printing shop _______________________71. Favorite place to buy sub sandwiches ____________72. Favorite place to buy furniture _________________

73. Favorite barber/barbershop __________________74. Favorite church ____________________________75. Favorite convenience/party store_______________76. Favorite antiques/collectibles store _____________77. Favorite landscaper/landscaping service __________78. Favorite laundry ___________________________79. Favorite place to purchase gasoline _____________80. Favorite place to purchase gifts ________________81. Favorite archery store _______________________82. Favorite jewelry store_______________________83. Favorite place to buy Christmas trees ____________84. Favorite place to buy propane _________________85. Favorite hotel/motel _______________________86. Favorite cellular service provider _______________87. Favorite laundry/dry cleaner __________________88. Favorite place for an oil change ________________89. Favorite satellite provider ____________________90. Favorite auto repair ________________________91. Favorite place to buy tires ____________________92. Favorite excavator _________________________93. Favorite towing service ______________________94. Favorite place to rent a car ___________________95 Favorite appliance store ______________________96. Favorite karaoke bar _______________________97. Favorite book store ________________________98. Favorite disaster restoration services ____________99. Favorite landlord __________________________100. Favorite place to meet friends ________________101. Favorite company to clean your carpets _________102. Favorite dance studio ______________________103. Favorite bridal salon _______________________104. Favorite shoe store ________________________105. Favorite caterer __________________________106. Favorite place for boat equipment & supplies _____107. Favorite well driller _______________________108. Favorite Italian restaurant __________________109. Favorite Mexican restaurant _________________110. Favorite phone book ______________________

Its time to vote for your favorite person, place or thing in Mecosta County!To be eligible for the drawing you must fill out at least 75% of the poll. The Pioneer employees and families are not eligible to vote.

All entries must be turned in or postmarked by December 31, 2010.

Please fill out toenter our contest! GoodLuck!

Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________

Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________

City, State, Zip: _____________________________________________________________________________

Phone: _____________________________________________________________________________________

PEOPLES CHOICE

AWARDS 2010


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