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27,995

‘13 Buick Enclave

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‘14 Chevy Silverado 1500 4x4

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31,995

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Local credit union gives away free gas

A French-Russian

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Saturday, November 7th

Lindsay Noll, branch manager, right, gives away free gas.

with Guest Conductor Thomas Hong

Veterans Benefits Expo at Jackson College

Potter Center, Jackson College 2111 Emmons Road, Jackson TICKETS ARE $18-$32

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FOR INFO 215 W. Michigan Ave., Downtown Jackson & TICKETS: 517-782-3221 www.JacksonSymphony.org

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Veterans can learn about benefits available to them when Jackson College hosts a Veterans Benefit Expo from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10 in the Po�er Center. All veterans and family members of veterans are invited to learn more about veterans benefits. There will be 20 veteran ser-

CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE

November 7-8 • 10am-5pm

vice organizations available, including health care, housing, mental health, and the Michigan Veterans Aﬀairs Agency. Keynote speaker for the event will be Rob Price, director for targeted outreach for the Michigan Veterans Aﬀairs Agency, who will discuss current issues important to veterans shortly a�er the beginning

of the event, 10 a.m. Veterans will be able to request and receive a copy of their DD-214 form at the expo. This is a free event, and a light lunch will be provided. For more information, call 517-990-1333, or e-mail Chad Blunt, veterans resource representative, at BluntChad@jccmi. edu.

Brooklyn Living Center is hosting an eight-week grief

education and support group Tuesdays, 6:30-8 p.m., Nov. 10 through Jan. 5. This free support group is open to adults who are experiencing grief due to the death of a loved one. Participants will receive a copy of “Healing Your Holiday Grief” by Dr. Alan Wolfelt. Weekly sessions will begin with discussion about aspects of grief and healing from the book followed by small group participation led by trained facilitators. Each person will be placed in a group with others who have had similar losses. The group will meet at the Brooklyn Living Center, 151 Constitution, in Brooklyn. To register or for more information call Diane at 517-592-2280 or Amy at 517-592-2828.

“Healing Your Holiday Grief” Education & Support Program

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Lots of New Christmas Gifts & Decorations

The Book Exchange

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Michigan Community Credit Union made an appearance to the surprise of many happy consumers at BP Gas Station on Page Aveenue in Jackson recently to pump free gas. The ﬁrst 60 cars received $25 each in free gas as a way to promote their Green Checking Account. This is the third gas station event that the Credit Union has hosted. “It’s a great way to give back to our community, and at the same time, let them know how our products and services can save them money,” said Liz Hoﬃus, marketing manager of Michigan Community Credit Union.

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American Red Cross

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October 26 - Christ Lutheran Church, 4250 Page Avenue, Michigan Center. Noon - 5:45pm October 29 - Northwest High School, 4200 Van Horn Rd, Jackson. 9am - 2:45pm October 30 - Springport High School, 300 W. Main St, Springport. 10am - 2:45pm November 6 - Hillsdale Baptist Church, 2211 W. Bacon, Hillsdale. 12pm - 5:45pm Blackman Township Hall, 1990 W. Parnall Road, Jackson. 12pm - 5:45pm November 7 - The Answer Nutrition and Fit Club, 3245 N. Adrian Hwy, Adrian. 10:30am - 3:45pm November 9 - Heart O The Lakes Church, 7031 Jeﬀerson Road, Brooklyn. 12pm 5:45pm First Presbyterian Church, 743 West Michigan, Jackson. 11am - 4:45pm November 10 - New Jerusalem Christian Church, 14977 Harper Road, Somerset. 1pm 6:45pm American Red Cross South Central Michigan Chapter, 3425 Francis Street, Jackson. Noon - 5:30pm November 11 - Grass Lake United Methodist Church, 449 E. Michigan Avenue, Grass Lake. 12pm - 5:45pm November 12 - First Church of the Nazarene, 3905 Clinton Road, Jackson. 12pm - 5:45pm November 13 - Grass Lake High School, 11500 Warrior Trail, Grass Lake. 10am 2:45pm

Oaklawn events to focus on prevention of type 2 diabetes Two area events in November will be of interest to those with diabetes and their families and friends, according to Timira Perry, Oaklawn’s diabetes education coordinator. A presentation about specific types of foods that can help prevent type 2 diabetes will be held at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, at Homer United Methodist Church, 101 E. Adams St., Homer. That presentation will be offered by Perry, who is a registered nurse and certified diabetes educator since 2003 and coordinator of Oaklawn’s program, and Mary Jo Lakatos, a registered dietitian and certified diabetes educator at Oaklawn Hospital. Their talk will focus on cer-

tain key recommended plants, Perry said. “We call them ‘The Three Sisters,’” she said. “They’re some main agricultural crops of Native American groups, speciﬁcally winter squash, maize – which most people call corn – and climbing beans. They’re three inseparable plants that grow and thrive together.” The same topic will be discussed at a gathering of the Marshall Diabetes Support Group, to be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17, in Oaklawn Hospital’s main lobby at 200 N. Madison St., Marshall. Both events are open to the public without charge, and it is not necessary to be a member of the support group to a�end.

For additional information about the November events, contact Perry at (269) 789-8972 or tperry@oaklawnhospital. com. “I’ve seen how diabetes education provided through our program has helped improve the lives of people dealing with this disease,” said Perry, who described diabetes as “a growing epidemic.” Diabetes aﬀects 30 million Americans, she said. Since the program began in 2010, about 1,650 people – most of them adults – have been helped through Oaklawn’s program, Perry estimated. The program grew out of a series of instructional classes oﬀered by the hospital since 1999, she added.

Enrollment for 2016 health insurance subsidized through the Aﬀordable Care Act begins Nov. 1, and the Center for Family Health is ready to help families and individuals sign up. For the third year since the federal government’s Health Insurance Marketplace began, expert navigators at the Center for Family Health will offer assistance throughout the three-month sign-up period. Navigators can answer questions about insurance choices and tax credits, and they can work side-by-side with enrollees through each step. It’s free help available by appointment to everyone who needs health insurance,

regardless of whether they are Center for Family Health patients. To make an appointment, call 517-748-5500 and ask for Marketplace enrollment. Open enrollment begins Nov. 1 and lasts until Jan. 31. Enrollment must be completed by Dec. 15 for health coverage beginning on Jan. 1. Americans without health insurance in 2016 will face tax penalties of at least $695 for each adult and $347.50 for children, up to a maximum $2,085 for a family. Health insurance purchased through the Marketplace can be aﬀordable even for households with limited income, because tax credits can pay most of the cost of

monthly premiums. The tax credit amount can vary depending on income, family size, and insurance coverage purchased. The Center for Family Health advises everyone without health insurance to go online at healthcare.gov and use the government’s eligibility tool for an estimate of eligibility and costs. People already covered through the Aﬀordable Care Act, also called Obamacare, are advised to go online to check for changes in price and coverage options for 2016. For expert help, call 517748-5500 for an appointment at the Center for Family Health, located at 505 N. Jackson St., in Jackson.

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a second single deer license or the deer combo license. - Deer combo license, which includes two kill tags, one regular and one restricted. Hunters who want two deer licenses must buy the deer combo license instead of the single deer license. The deer combo license is valid for use during the archery, ﬁrearm and muzzleloader seasons. A hunter can use both kill tags in the ﬁrearm seasons, both in the archery season or one in each season. - Antlerless deer license, available based on license quo-

tas set for each Deer Management Unit (DMU). To see how the single deer and deer combo licenses may be used in each deer season, based on which DMU a hunter wishes to hunt, see the 2015 Hunting and Trapping Digest. A base license now is required for all hunters. The base license provides critical funding for habitat and conservation work on both public and private land and supports the work of conservation officers and field staff to ensure safe, legal hunting practices are fol-

lowed. The purchase of a base license includes small game hunting. More information about Michigan’s hunting license structure – including license prices, frequently asked questions and details about how license dollars will be invested – is available at www.michigan. gov/dnr under “In the Know.” For more details about hunting seasons, licenses and regulations, see the Hunting and Trapping Digest and Antlerless Deer Digest at www.mi.gov/ dnrdigests.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is reminding hunters, and everyone else outside enjoying the fall weather, to be cautious while lighting campfires and using woodstoves this season. A warm beginning to autumn has increased the chances of a wildfire. In fact, the DNR recently responded to several fires, both in the Upper and Lower peninsulas; the largest of those was a 17-acre fire in Sanilac County.

Dan Laux, DNR fire prevention specialist, said remembering the basics of fire safety will help ensure that this hunting season isn’t ruined by a wildfire. “Our main concerns have to do with falling leaves and dry grass, combined with embers from woodstoves and campfires,” Laux said. “The beginning of the hunting season has been a bit warmer and dryer this year, so that causes a li�le concern. If folks take

a few extra minutes to keep fire safety in mind, it’ll help ensure that the only blaze in this woods this hunting season will be the blaze orange on our hunters.” The DNR recommends following a few general precautions to ensure fire safety: - Never leave a campfire or woodstove una�ended. - Clear the area of leaves and dry fuel before lighting a campfire. - Don’t park a vehicle in dry

grass. - If a campfire gets out of control, call 911 immediately. - Avoid outdoor burning when it is windy to prevent escape and spread of a fire. So far this year, the DNR has responded to a total of 341 wildfires, which have burned 2,920 acres. To learn more about the DNR’s firefighting efforts, and how to prevent wildfires, visit www.michigan.gov/preventwildfires.

-Boats & Marine-

FOR SALE: ITHACA MODEL 37, $300. Remington 870 vent ribbed, choked, $250. Browning Lite 20, 2 barrels, excellent, $200. 517-568-3532

EAST JACKSON STORAGE: Outside storage special, $25 a month. Rental units available, all sizes. Call 517-539-8179

OUTBOARD MOTOR, 2½hp, $250. 517-787-2783

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Hosler’s

With Michigan’s archery deer season in full swing and firearm season set to begin Nov. 15, the Department of Natural Resources reminds hunters of changes to the state’s hunting license structure that took effect in 2014. Available deer licenses include: - Single deer license, valid throughout archery, firearm and muzzleloader seasons. This license has replaced the separate archery and firearm licenses. Hunters who buy a single deer license may not buy

Keep fire safety in mind when heading into the woods this fall

Saturday, Nov. 7, 2015 at 8:35 a.m.

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DNR reminds deer hunters of license structure

Marine Upholstery Canvas Repairs Tarps Boat Covers Zipper Repair

Free Estimates 3781 Ann Arbor Rd. • Jackson

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-Guns-

REMINGTON 11-87 12 gauge, multiple chokes, all black, $400. Call Dan, 517-812-4932 CCW CLASS: 8 hour classes. Michigan certificate. 40 years experienced instructor. Special classes for women on understanding a handgun. Guns and ammunition furnished with every class. Heated indoor range. Alan Whiteman, 734-428-8901. Gayle Hyde, 517-206-3839

-Recreational Equipment-

HUNTING CAMPER - needs repair, or for parts. $500. 517784-6351

-Storage-

NEED INSIDE VEHICLE Storage? Motor homes, boats, toys, classic cars. Meagher Realty, 517-787-7100

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Applications available for MHSAA 2015-16 Scholar-Athlete Awards One of the Michigan High School Athletic Association’s most popular programs, the Scholar-Athlete Award, will again present 32 $1,000 scholarships to top student-athletes at member high schools during the 2015-16 school year. The MHSAA-Farm Bureau Insurance Scholar-Athlete Award highlights the value extracurricular activities play in the total education of high school students, often improving their academic achievements in the process. The

Scholar-Athlete Award is in its 27th year. Since the award’s inception in 1988-89, Farm Bureau Insurance has presented more than $670,000 in scholarships through this program. The ﬁrst 30 scholarships will be presented on a graduated basis across the MHSAA’s traditional class structure. From Class A schools, six boys and six girls will receive scholarships; from Class B schools, four boys and four girls; from Class C schools, three boys and three girls; and from Class D

schools, two boys and two girls will be honored. The ﬁnal two scholarships will be awarded at-large to minority recipients, regardless of school size. The scholarships may be used at the institution of higher learning the recipients a�end during the ﬁrst year at those colleges. Applications from individual schools will be limited to the number of available scholarships in their enrollment class. Students applying for Scholar-Athlete Awards must

be graduating during the 201516 school year, be carrying an unrounded 3.5 (on a 4.0) gradepoint average and have won a varsity le�er prior to senior year in a sport in which the MHSAA sponsors a postseason tournament. Applicants will be required to show involvement in other school and community activities and submit an essay on the importance of sportsmanship in educational athletics. Applications are available only in digital format. The

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downloadable forms on the MHSAA Website need only be saved to a computer, ﬁlled out in nearly any word processing program – in Windows or Macintosh platforms – and then printed to be a�ached to the required essay and le�ers of recommendation. Students must submit their applications to their school athletic director, principal or guidance counselor by Dec. 4, 2015. Schools have additional materials to submit with student applications, and each school must submit all of

its applications at one time. Individually mailed applications to the MHSAA oﬃce will not be accepted. The application materials are available online on the Scholar-Athlete Award page of the MHSAA Website at h�p:// www.mhsaa.com/schools/ students/scholarathleteaward. aspx. A commi�ee composed of school administrators from across the state will select ﬁnalists and winners in early February.

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Music • Bake Sale Silent Auction • 50/50 Raffle Pulled Pork Dinner Suggested Donation: $10 Adult, $5 Child (F�� F��) With cold and flu season knocking on the door, it’s time to start preparing your immune system to ba�le not only that pesky cold, but other chronic diseases as well. Research has found that a diet rich in fruit and vegetables may provide protection against cardiovascular disease, several cancers and other chronic diseases. Several of the micronutrients associated with diets high in fruit and vegetables, such as vitamin C, have also been shown to support immune function. Mangos, which are bursting with antioxidants and more than 20 different vitamins and minerals, including vitamin C and vitamin B6, can help support immune function as part of a healthy diet. A diet poor in nutrients can reduce immunity and your body’s ability to fight off illness, mixing up some of those go-to comfort foods when you’re not feeling well and replacing them with healthier options can be both comforting and nutritious. Since mangos are a superfruit, try switching out that bowl of chicken noodle

soup for a bowl of Gingered Mango Soup, or soothe that sore throat with a Tropical Mango Sorbet instead of that big scoop of ice cream. Find more healthful comfort food recipes and other ways to help boost your immunity at Mango.org. GINGERED MANGO SOUP Servings: 4 Prep time: 15 minutes Cook time: 1 hour chill time 4 ripe mangos, peeled and pi�ed 1 tablespoon chopped fresh ginger (or to taste) 3 cups coconut milk 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice 1/4 cup water 4 tablespoons plain yogurt 4 tablespoons mangos, peeled, pi�ed and finely chopped 4 tablespoons finely chopped peeled and seeded cucumber finely grated lime zest

Stir in water and incorporate until smooth. Spoon into 4 shallow bowls and top each with spoonful of yogurt, stirring once to swirl. Sprinkle with mango and cucumber and grate lime zest over top.

3 ripe mangos, peeled, pi�ed and cubed (makes 2 cups of puree) 2 tablespoons sugar 2 tablespoons lime juice (juice from 1 medium lime) 1/4 teaspoon coconut extract 1 cup chilled pineapple juice lime peel or small lime wedge

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Few Americans know warning signs of a stroke

Song can help people recall symptoms and act quickly if one occurs, experts say (HealthDay News) -- One in three people can’t list any warning signs of stroke, research from the American Stroke Association shows. However, the association added that pu�ing common stroke symptoms into the lyrics of a song could help more people recognize when someone is having a stroke. And that could save lives. In honor of World Stroke Day on Oct. 29, the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association urges people to learn the “F.A.S.T. Song,” to help remember how

to spot common signs of a brain a�ack and what to do if one occurs. If someone has a stroke near you, the F.A.S.T. song tells you what to do. - The le�er F stands for face, if one half droops, no time to waste. - The le�er A means an arm that’s weak. - The le�er S means it’s hard to speak. - The le�er T means it’s time to dial 9-1-1. Call right away so help will come. Learn the song to show you care, and help end stroke each

time you share. “Most of us can recall using song to memorize something in history class like U.S. states in alphabetical order or the Preamble to the Constitution. It’s fun and it really works. The same principle works for learning stroke signs,” said Dr. Rani Whitﬁeld, an American Stroke Association volunteer. Stroke is the world’s second-leading cause of death and the number one cause of long-term disability. Strokes require immediate medical attention. The sooner a stroke is identiﬁed and treated, the bet-

ter, the association says. “Recognizing a stroke right away and calling 9-1-1 is the key when it comes to stroke,” Dr. Jeﬀrey Saver, director of the Comprehensive Stroke Center at the University of California, Los Angeles, said in a news release from the American Stroke Association. “We have many eﬀective therapies to treat stroke, but there is a short window for the patient to be evaluated at a hospital and receive treatment like a clot-busting drug or clot-removal device,” Saver stressed.

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