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04 Festival, Activities & Events

April-November 2013

15 On Memorial Day

Remembering those who gave all

16 Two Big Stars Headline 20132013 Cadillac News Track & Field Meet

20 Play it Sae on the Water

22 It’s Your Weekend to fsh, or FreeLicenses not needed June 8 and 9 to fish in Michigan

23 Just Good, Clean Family Fun At the Marion Fair

26 A Classic Summer DayBack to Bricks classic car tour returns to Cadillac

28 Farm Fresh Area farmers markets

30 An Explosion o unFor the Fourth of July

35 Popular Show Truckin’ OnManton Days Truck Show

36 A Laid-Back Jam SessionIt’s time for the Dulcimer Funfest!

38 Retro Razzasque is Old-Style unLeRoy’s Razzasque Days

39 Kids are the Focus o Osceola County Fair

40 A Slice o HeavenYou can’t beat northern Michigan for golf

41 Thousands Expected to turn out orBlessing o the Jeeps

42 Artists ConvergeOn Cadillac or Annual Arts Festival

44 Northern District FairUnleashes Monster Trucks

45 Meeting at the Crossroads

Reed City’s Great American Crossroads Festival

46 Interlochen’s Summer Concert SeriesTo feature ZZ Top & Trace Adkins

48 Grab a Lawn Chair and Relax At area free concerts

50 Taking a step, and ride, back in timeDuring the Buckley Old Engine Show

52 Where to put the Rubber to the Road

53 Labor Day Weekend

Kicks O with Harvest Festival

54 Easing into all with the Fall Fever Festival

55 Cow Camp RodeoSaddling up for another year

55 Hersey Harvest FestIs a community event with heart

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APRILSaturday, april 27 and Sunday, april 28

AnnuAl Fish Derbylake BillingS in Manton

MAY May through SepteMBer

Music At the reeD city Depot200 n. CheStnut7 to 9 p.m. Second and ourth Thursday o each month

WedneSday, May 1 through tueSday, May 28

7th AnnuAl Art WAlkdoWntoWn CadillaCThis event showcases local/regional artist’s artwork in down-town stores and service business lobbies with a Meet the Artistfnale on May 25.

Saturday, May 4

blessing oF the JeepsCorner of M-37 and M-115 in MeSiCk8 a.m. – Gates open9 to 11 a.m. – Praise band perormanceNoon – BlessingNoon to 4:30 p.m. – Children’s games and o-road coursesheld simultaneously4 p.m. – Prizes5 p.m. – ParadeCost is $5 per person 16 and older, children under 16 are ree.Cost to register into road courses is $20 per driver/course. Drivermust be 18 or older. For more inormation call 231-920-4270.

SaturdayS May 4 through oCtoBer

reeD city FArMer’s MArketCorner of CheStnut and upton StreetSThe market will be open every Saturday rom 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Saturday, May 4

gopherWooD spring 2013 concertCadillaC8 p.m. Gopherwood Concert Series presents Drive South atthe Cadillac Elks Club; 122 S. Mitchell Street. Tickets – $10 inadvance ($5 students), $12 at the door ($6 students)

thurSday, May 9

4th AnnuAl Art & Wine shoWcAseCadillaC6 to 9 p.m. The Wexord County Historical Museum hosts this

event to showcase 10 artists and oers attendees live music,wine and hors d’oeuvres.

friday, May 10 through Sunday, May 12

Mesick MushrooM FestivAlMeSiCkFor more inormation on the Mesick Lions’ Mushroom Festival,contact 231-885-2679.

Saturday, May 11

Mesick MushrooM FestivAl117 MeSiCk avenue, MeSiCk10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Mesick Area Museum invites you to comeenjoy the Mushroom Festival and learn about the history o MesicFor more inormation, contact Deborah Kohn at 231-946-3958.

Saturday, May 25

‘Meet the Artist’ CadillaC10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Throughout downtown Cadillac stores.Weather permitting; artwork will be able to be exhibited on thsidewalks.

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MAY cont.Saturday, May 25

Manton Car Showrailroad Park in MantonRegistration 7:30 to 11 a.m. $10 entry ee. Show rom 10 a.m.to 1 p.m. There will be crats and other vendors, Oldies music,and new Fords and Toyotas will be on display. Awards will beat noon or Top 20, Best o Show, Runner Up, Best Ford, Best GMProduct, Best Chrysler, and Best 1949 and older.

Saturday, May 25

31St annual BayShore MarathontraVErSE City 7:15 a.m. at Northwestern Michigan CollegeContact www.bayshoremarathon.org or more details, includ-ing inormation on the course, registration, packet pick-up andprizes.

Monday, May 27

SuMMertiMe exhiBitCadillaCFriends o the Library are proud to announce a repeat sum-mertime exhibit o the J. Seward Johnson sculptures. Ten newcharacters will be scattered around our downtown and parkarea. Scheduled to arrive or Memorial Day Weekend and re-maining until Labor Day, the lie size fgures will again enhancethe Cadillac area. Look or many coordinating events planned

in conjunction with this exhibit. Call 231-510-9047 or more inor-mation. Donations are still needed to oset the cost o bringingthem here.

Monday, May 27

reed City MeMorial day Parade9 a.m. in Downtown Reed City

Monday, May 27

Marion MeMorial day ServiCe10 a.m. At the Veterans Monument on Main Street

Monday, May 27

CadillaC newS annualtraCk and Field invitationalVEtEranS MEMorial StadiuM in CadillaC2 p.m. – Gates open3 p.m. Field events begin3:30 p.m. – Parade o AthletesGate sales und college scholarships or the top male andemale senior student-athletes o the day.

Monday, May 27

15th annual CadillaC rotary CluBStride For Strive 5kVeterans Stadium in CadillacThe race will start at 8:30 a.m. with registration opening at 7a.m. $20 registration ee i pre-registered; $25 on the day othe race. For more inormation, contact 231-876-2262 or wwwclubrunner.ca

Monday, May 27

reMeMBering heroeSCadillaC:9:30 a.m. – Laying o the wreath on Lake Cadillac10 a.m. – Parade begins

11 a.m. – Ceremony begins at Veterans Memorial StadiumlakE City:Veterans Park, corner o Prospect and Main Streets10 a.m. – Ceremony begins

rEEd City:Reed City Depot9 a.m. – Observances begin with a parade

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JUNESaturdayS through october

Reed City FaRmeR’s maRketcorner of cheStnut and upton StreetSThe market will be open every Saturday rom 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

thurSday through September

musiC at the Reed City depot200 n. cheStnut7 to 9 p.m. Second and ourth Thursday o each month

WedneSdayS mid to late June

heRsey FaRmeR’s maRketNorth Main Street/Hersey’s Mosaic ParkThe market will be open rom 3 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays

tueSdayS and fridayS in June

CadillaC FaRmeR’s maRketLake Street parking lot at the end o Chapin StreetHours begin in June rom 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesdays and Fridays

Saturday, June 1

CadillaC libRaRy11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Join us or the ribbon cutting o the BarbaraBrehm Lakeview addition. Friends o the Library will be havinga undraising barbecue on the grounds. Proceeds are going tothe Sculpture Fund. Tickets are $12 until May 24 and $15 aterthat date. Tickets may be purchased at Brinks Art and Framing

in Cadillac. Call 231-510-9047 or more inormation.

thurSday, June 6

RiCk eddy’s RoCkin’ oldiesevart depot (city hall), 200 main Street6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

friday, June 7

Reed City ChambeR GolF outinGat spRinG Valley GolF CouRse

Saturday, June 8

RooseVelt diGsrambadt park in reed city Just o o U.S. 10. 7 to 9:30 p.m. Contact Levi Duddles [email protected]

Saturday, June 8

aRt in the paRkrambadt park in reed city Just o o U.S. 10. 9 to 11 a.m. Art un or all ages (paper).

Saturday, June 8 and Sunday, June 9FRee FishinG WeekendcadillacFishing license ees will be waived or two days or both resi-dents and out-o-state visitors. All fshing regulations still applyFor more inormation, contact the Carl T. Johnson Hunting anFishing Center at 231-779-1321.

Sunday, June 9 through thurSday, June 13

baCk to bRiCks ClassiC CaR touRcadillacFords, Chevys and other vintage cars will drive into downtowCadillac. Enjoy live music, a car show, ood vendors and shopping. Registration or the tour is $35.

Saturday, June 15

Ruth and max bloomquistreed city depot, 200 n. cheStnut7 to 9:30 p.m. Contact [email protected].

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JUNE cont.Saturday, June 15 - OctOber

Evart FarmEr’s markEtevart depOt (city Hall), 200 Main Street9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays throughout the summer months.

tHurSday, June 20 tHrOugH auguSt 22

music in thE Parkcadillac rOtary perfOrMing artS paviliOn7 p.m. Ten weeks o acts will play on Thursday during the summer.

friday, June 21

tom hagEn and thE chEriE LynnQuartEtraMbadt park in reed city Just o o U.S. 10. 7 p.m.

Saturday, June 22

art in thE ParkraMbadt park in reed city Just o o U.S. 10. 9 to 11 a.m. Art un or all ages (paint).

Saturday, June 22

michigan maFia string BandraMbadt park in reed city Just o o U.S. 10. 7 to 9:30 p.m.

Contact Mark Zickeoose at [email protected]

Sunday, June 23 tHrOugH Saturday, June 29

marion FairGospel concert, Farm stock tractor pull, Drat Horse Show/DratHorse Pull, Super Kicker Rodeo, Modifed Truck event, AntiqueTractor Pull and USA Figure 8 Demolition Derby. For more inor-mation visit www.marionair.com.

tueSday, June 25 tHrOugH Saturday, auguSt 17

2013 intErLochEnsummEr arts FEstivaLThe Interlochen Center or the Arts will host more than 30 per-ormances starting June 25. A ew o the perormers include:•Brandi Carlile, June 25, 8 p.m., Kresge Auditorium•Harry Connick, Jr., July 16, 8 p.m., Kresge Auditorium•Trace Adkins, July 26, 8 p.m., Kresge AuditoriumVisit http://presents.interlochen.org or more inormation.

tHurSday, June 27

ELvis triButE artist JakE sLatErevart depOt (city Hall), 200 Main Street6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

friday, June 28arno marsh with thE roBinconnELL/PauL BrEwEr QuartEtraMbadt park in reed city Just o o U.S. 10. 7 p.m.

Saturday, June 29

Low road ramBLErsreed city depOt200 N. Chestnut. 7 to 9:30 p.m. Come enjoy Traditional andAmericana music. Contact Ann Whitord at [email protected].

Saturday, June 29

LakE cadiLLac marathonlake St. 2017 n. 41 ½ rOadThe 2nd annual Lake Cadillac Team Marathon will continueto eature the team ormat as well as individual hal and ullmarathon races. For more inormation, contact Je Harding 231-920-1951 or at [email protected]. Cost is $35.0per adult and $25.00 or high school athletes. Start time is 8:30a.m.


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JULY Thursday Through augusT 22

Music in the ParkCadillaC roTary Performing arTs Pavilion7 p.m. Ten weeks o acts will play on Thursday nights during thesummer.

Thursday Through sePTember

Music at the reed city dePot200 n. ChesTnuT7 to 9 p.m. Second and ourth Thursday o each month

Tuesdays and friday Through oCTober

cadillac FarMer’s MarketLake Street parking lot at the end o Chapin StreetThe market will be open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Fridays

saTurdays Through oCTober

evart FarMer’s MarketevarT dePoT (CiTy hall), 200 main sTreeT9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays throughout the summer months.

saTurdays Through oCTober

reed city FarMer’s MarketCorner of ChesTnuT and uPTon sTreeTsThe market will be open every Saturday rom 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Tuesday, July 2 Through sunday, July 7

Greatest Fourth in the northlaKe CiTy This celebration has something to oer everyone in the amily– the grand parade, ree entertainment, carnival, beach vol-leyball, battle o the bands, strolling entertainment, crat show,reworks and the rafe o a new vehicle, plus more. Grandparade and reworks will be on July 4. For more inormation,visit lakecitymich.com.

Wednesday, July 3FliGht – eaGles tribute bandosCeola CounTy fairgroundsRecreation Avenue in Evart7 to 10 p.m. July Firework Show Grandstand Entertainment

Wednesday, July 3

FireworksosCeola CounTy fairgroundsDusk. Recreation Avenue in Evart

Thursday, July 4

July 4th 5k walk/runevarT high sChool

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Thursday, July 4

Parademain sTreeT in evarT 11 a.m.

Thursday, July 4

Party in the Park/chicken bbQriverside ParK in evarT Noon

friday, July 5 Through sunday, July 7

luther loGGinG daysFestival avorites like the reworks spectacular, parades, sotbtournaments, kids games, ood and un are just a ew o thepromised events.

saTurday, July 6

art in the ParkrambadT ParK in reed CiTy Just o o U.S. 10. 9 to 11 a.m. Art un or all ages (clay).

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JULY cont.Friday, July 12

Benny Reeves withthe soul sensationsrambadt Park in reed City 7 p.m. Just off of U.S. 10

Friday, July 12 and Saturday, July 13

leRoy Razzasque DaysFor more information visit www.razzdays.org

Saturday, July 13

leRoy Razzasque 5kContact [email protected] or www.razzdays.org.

Saturday, July 13

keepin’ it CountRyrambadt Park in reed City Just off of U.S. 10. 7 to 9:30 p.m. Come enjoy classic countrymusic. Contact Alice Ray at [email protected].

thurSday, July 18 through Sunday, July 21

DulCimeR FunFestoSCeola County FairgroundSRecreation Avenue in Evart. For more information on this year’sfestival, workshops, and history, visit www.dulcimers.com

Friday, July 19

maDCat’s miDnight Blues JouRneyrambadt Park in reed City 7 p.m. Just off of U.S. 10

Friday, July 19 and Saturday, July 20

Festival oF aRtsCadillaCCome to the City Park, on the shoreline of Lake Cadillac, andenjoy the Annual Festival of the Arts and Phyllis Olson Art Fair.Starting Friday with exhibits opening mid-day, the ‘Taste ofCadillac’ kicks off the evening prior to the Cadillac Symphonplaying in the Rotary Performing Arts Pavilion. Saturday’s eveinclude the annual Kids Create-In, where kids can make allsorts of crafts, and the String Petting Zoo, where kids can try ovarious stringed instruments. The Rotary Performing Arts Paviliohosts live entertainment and the art exhibits continue throughout the weekend. Friday, noon to 9 p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.mto 5 p.m. For more information, call 231-884-2906.

Saturday, July 20

aRt in the paRkrambadt Park in reed City Just off of U.S. 10. 9 to 11 a.m. Art fun for all ages (weaving).

Saturday, July 20

FRee Flightreed City dePot200 N. Chestnut. 7 to 9:30 p.m. Come enjoy classic rock musicContact David Szot at [email protected]

thurSday, July 25

33RD stReet BanDevart dePot (City hall), 200 main Street6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Friday, July 26

paul kelleR quaRtetFeatuRing saRah D’angelorambadt Park in reed City 7 p.m. Just off of U.S. 10.


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JULY cont.Saturday, July 27

Blue Water ramBlersrambadt Park in reed City Just o o U.S. 10. 7 to 9:30 p.m. Come enjoy olk/Michigan his-tory. Contact Richard Berends at [email protected].

Saturday, July 27

lumBerman triathlon,sprint and duathlonaCroSS the Street from CadillaC high SChool7:45 a.m. For more inormation, contact 231-546-2229 or go to3disciplines.com.

AUGUSTthurSday through auguSt 22

music in the parkCadillaC rotary Performing artS Pavilion7 p.m. Ten weeks o acts will play on Thursday during the summer.

thurSday through SePtember

music at the reed city depot200 n. CheStnut7 to 9 p.m. Second and ourth Thursday o each month

tueSdayS and friday through oCtober

cadillac Farmer’s marketLake Street parking lot at the end o Chapin StreetThe market will be open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Fridays

WedneSdayS through SePtember

manton area Farmer’s market –craFt and Flea marketrailroad Park, doWntoWn mantonWednesdays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

SaturdayS through oCtober

evart Farmer’s marketevart dePot (City hall), 200 main Street9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays throughout the summer months.

SaturdayS through oCtober

reed city Farmer’s marketCorner of CheStnut and uPton StreetSThe market will be open every Saturday rom 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

friday, auguSt 2

heritage classic golF outingthe briar South iS loCated at 128 lakeWood drive8:30 a.m. The Briar South invites you to a gol outing that willbeneft Cadillac Heritage Christian School. Enjoy 18 holes witha cart, prizes, lunch and goody bags. Cost is $75 per goler. Fmore inormation, contact Carol Renkiewicz at 231-775-4272 at [email protected]

friday, auguSt 2 and Saturday, auguSt 3

evart Folk Festevart dePot (City hall), 200 main Street1 to 9 p.m. Anne Hills, Matt Wartoba, Joel Mabus, Lou and PeBerryman, and The Gold Mine Pickers.

Saturday, auguSt 3

marion days 5k Fun run/Walkmarion high SChool athletiC ComPlex8:30 a.m. Entry ee is $12 or pre-registry beore July 18/$15 theday o the run. For more inormation or to register go to wwwmarionod5k.com

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AUGUST cont.Saturday, auguSt 3

Manton RotaRy Club annual 5KtRail Run/WalK8:30 a.m. For urther inormation or entry orms, contact Wayneat 231-649-0801. All proceeds support Manton Area Youthprograms.

Saturday, auguSt 3

DRive Southreed City depot200 N. Chestnut. 7 to 9:30 p.m. Contact Mary Sue Wilkinson [email protected]

Saturday, auguSt 3

aRt in the PaRKrambadt park in reed City Just o o U.S. 10. 9 to 11 a.m.Art un or all ages (decoupage).

Saturday, auguSt 3

haRRietta bluebeRRy FeStivalFor more inormation, contact Mary at 231-389-2242

Friday, auguSt 9

Jeannie laMbeRt anD RuSS PhiliPPSWith the Steve SanDneR banD

rambadt park in reed City Just o o U.S. 10. 7 p.m.

Friday, auguSt 9 through Saturday, auguSt 17

noRtheRn DiStRiCt FaiRCadiLLaCFairgrounds are located at the intersection o Thirteenth andMitchell Streets in Cadillac. Visit www.northerndistrictair.org/.

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CaR ShoWLake City This Car Show is a big draw and oers many activities, includivendors with new merchandise. Registration orms with all thedetails are available on the Lake City Area Chamber o Commerce website.

Saturday, auguSt 10

bluegRaSS eChoeSrambadt park in reed City Just o o U.S. 10. 7 to 9:30 p.m. Come enjoy bluegrass andgospel music. Contact JR Harrington at [email protected].

tueSday, auguSt 13, 20 and 27 through tueSday,

September 3laKe City FaRMeRS’ MaRKetJoin us on Tuesday evenings rom 5 to 8 p.m.Enjoy resh produce by local armers, ood, music, crats andmore. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy a variety o live entertain-ment each night. Located in the Downtown City Park.

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MESICK — The sel-proclaimed “Mushroom Capital o

the United States” is getting ready to spring up some un

with ungi.

On Mother’s Day weekend, the small town with the

big heart will have something un or thrill seekers and

mushroom lovers. The Mesick Mushroom estival iscelebrating its 54th year with barbecue, crats, carnival

rides and a grand parade. The annual estival has been

a Mesick tradition every Mother’s Day since 1959. Tasty

morel mushrooms will be the stars o the three day event.

The annual Mesick Lions’ event will kick o at noon May

10 with a Black Morels Mushroom Contest sponsored by

the Mesick Shop and Save and Yeoman’s. Sports ans will

enjoy cheering and participating in the Mesick Lions’

Club sotball tournament and volleyball tournament

sponsored by Ellens Corners. From May 10 to 12, more

than a dozen events will be eatured or parents and chil-

dren to enjoy.

Guests can also hop in their vehicles and let the mud yat the mud bog at 1 p.m.

Joe Bennett, organizer o the estival’s mud bog said

the event gets between 60 to 70 entries each year. He said

many spectators who come or the estival enjoy seeing

the mud y rom the 25-oot-wide and 200-oot-long bog.

“There are some really ancy trucks with big motors

that enter the bog every year,” Bennett said. “It’s quite a

nice show.”

Gerry Kastl, president o the Mesick Lions’ Club has

helped coordinate the estival since 1976. Perorming du

ties such as parade coordinator and concessions in prev

ous years, she said the estival has become much morediverse in amily activities.

“The Lion’s Club ea market and crat shows are a

avorite or guests,” she said. “We have a lot o jewelry,

wood working, glass items, decorated clothing, quilts an

a variety o other merchandise.”

She said the estival has added more activities over the

years and events such as the parade have incorporated a

larger variety o homemade oats.

Mushrooms have been a growing part o Mesick’s his

tory or years. “Our morel mushrooms have been here o

a long, long, time,” Kastl said, “and have become a local

delicacy.”

Mushroom picker kits are $6.Kastl said visitors who attend the estival will enjoy a

very nice weekend with music and morels.

“You’ll fnd that there are a lot o interesting activitie

and the town’s people are very riendly,” she said.

For more inormation on the Mesick Lions’ Mushroom

Festival contact (231) 885-2679.

Let theFun-giget startedMesick Mushroom Festival kicks off summer festivities

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CadillacThe time-honored traditions that

are Memorial Day in Cadillac will

live on this year May 27, with the ad-

dition o something new.

Cadillac will continue to put thespotlight on veterans during the

parade. Watch or the area’s World

War II veterans to be recognized as

they ride down Mitchell Street in

style. Organizers o the Buckley Old

Engine Show have agreed to provide

trailers or the parade that will allow

World War II vets and other veterans

to ride rather than walk the parade

route, according to Steve Birdwell,

who is co-commander o the Cadillac

Area Honor Guard with Greg Burk.

Veterans who still have some pepin their marching boots will be able

to walk the route. Family members

who have lost their veteran or have

one who is unable to make it to the

parade also may take part.

The parade begins at 10 a.m., pre-

ceded at 9:30 a.m. by a laying o a

wreath on Lake Cadillac near City

Dock to remember sailors.

The parade comes to a halt and

the ceremony itsel begins at 11 a.m.

at Veterans Memorial Stadium onthe corner o Chestnut and Linden

streets.

Lake CityMissaukee County residents are

making good use o the Veterans Me-

morial, which has become the ocal

point or Memorial Day ceremonies

in Lake City.

Veterans still gather at American

Legion Post No. 300 to march past the

courthouse to the memorial at thecorner o Prospect and Main streets.

At 10 a.m., the ceremony begins,

consisting o putting the fag at hal

sta, laying a wreath, playing the

“Star Spangled Banner,” and a 21-

gun salute.

The honor guard also will make

a stop at Lake Missaukee to lay a

wreath in remembrance o sailors

and move on to the Lake City Cem-

etery to also place the fag at hal

sta, lay a wreath, and play “Taps.”

Reed CityObservances begin at the Reed Ci

Depot at 9 a.m. with a parade to the

Osceola County Courthouse.

The Honor Guard rom the VFW/

AMVET Post in Reed City takes the

lead, stopping at the courthouse

to place the fags at hal sta, play

Taps, and give a 21-gun salute.

From the courthouse, the honorguard marches to Woodland Cem-

etery to again play Taps and give a

21-gun salute, moving on to also giv

honors at the Catholic Cemetery on

U.S. 10.

On MeMOrial Dayremembering those who gave all

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By Marc Vieau

CadillaC News

CADILLAC — These are names you could hear down

the road again.

Reed City’s Sami Michell and Cadillac’s Riley Norman

are on display or the fnal time locally at the 41st annual

Cadillac News Track and Field Invitational Meet.

The meet — the longest running newspaper-sponsored

Honor Roll meet in northern Michigan — will be held o

Memorial Day, May 27, at Cadillac’s Veterans Memorial

Stadium.

Michell owns a couple o Cadillac News Meet records

and is rewriting the Michigan High School Athletic As-

sociation’s State Finals book, too. She owns the all-state

record in the 300-meter dash, set last June at the Divisio

3 Finals.

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Continued from page 17

That record was one o our state titles Mi-

chell won, making her the frst emale athlete in

Michigan to do that since Mason County East-

ern’s Maria Shoop in 1979.

Michell’s specialties are the 100 hurdles, 300

hurdles, long jump and 200 dash but she could

pop up, too, in the 400 dash, 100 dash or else-

where.

She’s signed with the University o Michigan

or track and feld, beginning this all.

Another local athlete who will be continuing

his track career on the NCAA Division I level is

Norman, a Cadillac senior. Norman, a standout

ootball player, has chosen the throws — shot

put, discus, hammer throw — at Michigan State

University.

He owns the News Meet record in the shot put

and is closing in on the discus mark. Norman

won the MHSAA Division 2 title in the shot put

last spring, with a throw o a little more than 60

eet.

The meet is a wrap up to the season or some

and or others, it’s a warm-up or the state f-

nals.It eatures student-athletes rom Buckley,

Cadillac, Evart, Lake City, Manton, Marion,

McBain, Mesick, Northern Michigan Christian,

Pine River and Reed City.

It begins Memorial Day with the Parade o

Athletes around 3:30 p.m. and the running

events about 45 minutes ater that.

Be sure to keep an eye on the Cadillac News

or updates as the meet approaches. You can

also track who is likely to qualiy or the meet

when the Cadillac News runs its weekly honor

rolls with the best perormances in each event.

The day ater the meet, the Cadillac News willannounce one male and one emale scholar-

ship winner. The award, based on the day’s gate

receipts, is based upon meet perormance, aca-

demic perormance and extracirricular involve-

ment at their school and in their community.


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All vessels must have a personal otation device or

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designation. I it doesn’t bear this stamp, the device is

not approved or use as a PFD.

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passengers know where to fnd them. It only takes aminute to point them out even i they are right in the

open.

Special rules apply to children’s PFDs. They always

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Operators o personal watercrat such as jet skis also

must have a Type I, II or III device or each person on

board or being towed. Throwable PFDs are not accept

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Chances are you’ve got a fshing pole or two tucked

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I a fshing license is the only thing you need to revisit

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Resources hopes to lure you to the water on Free Fishing

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Past weekends have seen the center make its stock o

fshing poles available or would-be fshermen to drop a

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MARION — This year’s Marion Fair is scheduled to be-

gin on June 23 and continues through June 29. Celebrat-

ing its 74th year as the “The Family Fun Fair,” the lineupincludes most o the popular attractions crowds have

come to love over seven decades o air-going.

The air kicks o Sunday with a gospel concert by

Michigan’s own Calvarymen Quartet. Their innovative

sound includes classic southern gospel as well as cutting-

edge progressive gospel. Since their start in 1956, the

group has been a driving orce in southern gospel music.

They are regularly eatured on the Gospel Music Televi-

sion and radio stations across the country.

Although Monday’s air events are yet to be announced,

the arm stock tractor pull will take place on Tuesday.

Wednesday will eature the Drat Horse Show and Drat

Horse Pull ollowed on Thursday by the popular Super

Kicker Rodeo, an event that invites contestants to pit

their bull and horse riding skills against a earsome cas

o our-legged brutes.

Friday is the Modifed Truck event ollowed by Satur-day’s Antique Tractor Pull and Saturday night’s USA

Figure 8 Demolition Derby.

The air prides itsel on oering “good, clean amily

un,” according to air board president Howard McCrim

mon.

There will be many kids games, events and contests as

well as midway rides provided by Michigan’s Schmidt

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Mega Passes can be purchased at McCrimmon Farm

and Feeds at 231-743-2975 or by calling the Marion Fair

box ofce at 231-743-6451.

Check the Cadillac News closer to the air date or a

complete schedule o events or visit www.marionair.co

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CADILLAC — The rumblings of pure American muscle

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ern Michigan this summer.

More than 125 cars will cruise 610 miles for the fourth-

annual Lakeshore to Lakeshore promotional tour. From

June 9 to 13, classic Fords, Chevys and a list of other vin-tage cars will drive into downtown Cadillac.

The tour of antique cars will start in Flint before head-

ing to Rockford, passing through the village of Hart and

into Cadillac on Sunday. Classic car lovers will be able to

see the trail of antique cars drive into Cadillac on June

9. Live music, a car show, food vendors and shopping will

be available downtown on Mitchell Street between Cass

Street and Pine Street from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.

“It’s such a tremendous event for downtown merchan

and the community,” said Al Hatch, Back to Bricks

chairman. “These tours are just lined with thousands o

people.”Last year the tour had a tremendous turnout in Cadil-

lac, Hatch said. A total of 135 classic cars were featured

the car show last year. The tour attracts a variety of aut

mobile enthusiasts from around the country, he said.

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Ontario bring their cars to the tour,” Hatch said.

“There are a lot o cars you’ll get to see and theyall oer a lot o great memories.”

Registration or the tour is $35. The event is ree

or spectators.

Since debuting the tour with only 25 couples, the

tour has had close to 500 cars participate.

With the help o dozens o car collectors, he

said last year’s tour flled downtown Cadillac. Al-

though a record 140 cars drove in the second-annu-

al tour, he expects this year to be the biggest yet.

“With what the communities are doing to host

the tour, I think this year will be the best,” Hatch

said. “I think we’ll defnitely impress people on

the tour as well as the community.”

Joy Vandrie, executive director o the Cadillac

Area Visitors Bureau, said she expects well over

200 cars to be showcased at the car show this sum-

mer.

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Nothing says Michigan summer like that rst juicy bite

o Michigan-grown sweet corn.

With the arrival o summer comes resh, local produce,

and thanks to an abundance o area armer’s markets,

consumers have plenty o options or obtaining home-

grown goodness o all kinds.

From Evart to Cadillac, Manton to Reed City, area arm-er’s markets bring local growers and cratsmen to our

communities oering arm-resh ood to handmade local

crats and supplies.

Be sure to sample some o the goodness that Michigan

has to oer as you make your way around the area. Here

is a selection o area markets to chose rom:

Hersey:Farmer’s Market hours take place on North Main

Street in Hersey’s Mosaic Park rom 3 to 6:30 p.m.

Wednesdays beginning mid to late June.

Cadillac:Located at the Lake Street parking lot at the end o W.

Chapin Street. Oering an assortment o crats, ruits,

organic ood, local specialties and vegetables. Hours be-

gin in June rom 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., Tuesday and Friday, and

July-October Tuesdays and Fridays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Manton:Located at the Railroad Park, the market sells arm

resh produce, crats and is a fea market beginning

Wednesdays in August rom 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Reed City:

The Crossroads Farmer’s Market draws a collection olocal produce and crats Saturdays beginning in June an

continuing through October rom 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Marke

is located near the Pompeii’s parking lot on the corner o

Chestnut and Upton Streets.

Evart:This year the expansive Evart Farmer’s Market takes

up residence at the Evart Depot, located behind city hal

o Main Street.

The market is open Saturdays beginning June 15 and

through mid-October. Hours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and

includes locally armed meats, eggs, Amish goods and

home-grown produce and artisan crats.

Lake City:Beginning in August, the market is open at City Park

in downtown Lake City rom 5 to 8 p.m. For more inor-

mation contact the Lake City Area Chamber o Com-

merce at 839-4969.

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Thousands of residents and visitors from

around the area and state will converge on LakeCity and Cadillac to partake in events geared at

having fun and celebrating the Fourth of July.

Lake City’s Greatest Fourth in the North is a

staple of the annual celebration of our country’s

birth and 2013 will be no different. This year’s

GFITN will start July 2 and continues through

July 7. There will be new events and acts as well as

things people are familiar with.

The Grand Parade, which occurs on July 4,

usually has about 120 entries and runs about two

hours. It is one of the oldest events and one of the

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Assistant Kim Mosher said this year’s theme is “Racingto the Greatest Fourth in the North.”

To coincide with the theme, estival goers will have the

opportunity to win a 2013 Camaro in the annual car rae

(R20995). This year the car will be anything but boring

as it will be Inerno Orange Metallic with racing stripes.

While the car is the main prize, other prizes also are top

notch.

Second place will win a Richard Petty Rookie Driv-

ing Experience while third place gets a season’s pass to

Merritt Speedway or a amily o our. Finally, the ourth

prize will be a handmade doll by Gene Schooley.

In addition to the parade, there are numerous events

and acts leading up to Independence Day. They include

vendors in the city park; the carnival; many entertain-

ers/street perormers; a volleyball tournament; ree en-

tertainment nightly and, o course, freworks over Lake

Missaukee at dusk on the Fourth o July.

Coming back to this year’s GFITN is the Petoskey

Steel Drum Band as well as Brian Lorente and the Usual

Suspects. Other acts coming this year to the main stage

include Detour, The Monkey Grinders, Raion Taiko and

Marimbamania.

For those not amiliar with Detour they play bluegrass

while The Monkey Grinders play rock and roll that spans

rom the 1970s to today. Raion Taiko will bring the unique

stylings o Japanese percussion.

Also new this year will be the release o what Moser

hopes is hundreds i not thousands o sky lanterns at

10:15 p.m. on July 6. The hope is to light up the sky around

Lake Missaukee.

In CadIllaC, Gabby Chapman o the Cadillac Area

Visitors Bureau said ater the success o last year’s cel-

ebration, it was a no-brainer that it would be held again

in 2013. Last year’s celebration drew crowds to downtow

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musical entertainment in the Rotary Arts Pavilion, a

Water Fire Tribute to veterans, a motorcycle show, and

freworks.

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The event also will have a name change. With the mo-torcycle show and more happening down by the shoreli

o Lake Cadillac, Chapman said the event has been re-

named Thunder on the Lakeshore.

New events contributing to the thunderous name in-

clude All-American Monster Trucks. There also will be

Blessing o the Boats on July 7 ollowing the communit

church service at the Rotary Perorming Arts Pavilion

well as a community picnic.

Chapman also said a community photo will be taken

immediately ollowing the parade on Mitchell Street so

spectators are encouraged to get on Mitchell Street once

the last parade entry has passed them to be part o the

picture.

“The event will be bigger than last year because we w

have more kids activities coming. We also are looking a

activities or teens and trying to possibly get a texting

contest going or the kids,” Chapman said.

There are many things in the works and Chapman sai

people should continue to check out www.cadillacmich

gan.com or updated details as holiday nears. The same

is true or the GFITN so continue to check out www.lake

citymich.com.

Evart celebrates July

4th with big-city funEVART — Over the years, the Evart Fourth o July e

tivities has earned a reputation or bringing high-octan

big city entertainment and freworks to the small town

Independence Day un.

A combination o pre-freworks high-quality concert,

a reputation or freworks that rival towns fve times its

size and a community park party and parade bring out

locals, ormer residents and visitors to celebrate the sum

mer holiday in high style in Evart.

The un begins this year on July 3 with a Figure 8 car

show, an evening classic rock concert, all leading up to

the dusk freworks spectacular that has earned a de-served group o dedicated thousands.

“People come rom all over or our concert and amazi

freworks, because they really are that good,” said Evar

Downtown Development Director Al Weinberg.

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This year’s pre-freworks concert will eature “Flight,”

an Eagles tribute band oering a ree concert that will

rock the Osceola County Fairgrounds bandstand in Ev-

art beginning at 7 p.m.

“We wanted to try something dierent, and this is

a good old-time musical act or this celebration,” said

Weinberg.

The concert leads into the renowned freworks show

that begins at dusk and is so bright and big, it can be seen

rom all portions o Evart.

But the party isn’t over ater the grand fnale.

The freworks continue, fguratively speaking, on July

4 with a 5K run, a parade through town and the local

avorite, party in the park and community chicken bar-

becue beginning at noon to round out the Independence

Day holiday un.

For more inormaton, contact the Evart DDA or visit

www.evartchamberocommerce.com.

Eagles tribute

band to take

‘Flight’ in Evart

Celebrating

IndependanceDay and logging

heritage in Luther LUTHER — In Luther, the Fourth o July estivities

stretch ar beyond the usual Independence Day red, white

and blue.

Locals celebrate the Fourth o July and the region’s

rich logging history at Luther Logging Days, this year

held July 5-7.

All the details are still in the works, but estival avoriteslike the freworks spectacular, parades, sotball tourna-

ments, kids games, ood and un are just a ew o the prom-

ised events.

And while logging is long since over, the village still hon-

ors the history o Luther as a well-known logging village

in the 1900s with the summer estival.

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MANTON — A popular event that got its start in Buck-

ley is going to keep on truckin’ in Manton.

The ormer Buckley Days Truck Show is coming to

Manton this summer and will be appropriately renamed

the Manton Days Truck Show.

Event organizer Jamie Cade said the move to Manton

was made to centralize the event and make it more ac-

commodating or those looking to stay overnight at a

motel.Cade said he expects 2,000 to 3,000 spectators, along

with 50 to 60 semis, to fll the Manton park area.

Manton Superintendent Bryan Vincent said the event

will be comparable to the city’s annual Harvest Festival.

“I’ve never been to one o these beore,” Vincent said.

“But I eel confdent this will be a good thing or the com

munity. It should be a big boost to our restaurants and

bars.”

The event will kick o 4 p.m. Friday, July 19 and end

Saturday, July 20, with a light show at dusk.

In addition to vendors and a beer tent, live country

bands will be playing both days o the event.

On Saturday, judges will evaluate trucks rom 9 a.m. u

til noon. Trucks will be judged based on their cleanlinespaint job, color scheme, chrome and moti creativity.

The event will be ree to attend, and anyone with ques

tions can contact Cade at 231-218-0606 or visit their Face

book page at https://www.acebook.com/pages/Manton

Days-Truck-Show/540752672613743.

Popular show truckin’ on

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EVART — It is that time of year in Evart, when the

serene sounds of stringed instruments wafting through

town can only mean one thing — it’s time for the Dulci-

mer Funfest.

For the 41st summer, the Non-electric Musical Funfest,

otherwise known as the Dulcimer Funfest descends on

the Osceola County Fairgrounds this July.

Riding the musical wave will be hundreds of acoustic

music enthusiasts, musicians — as well as the listeners,

jammers and students.Every year musicians from all across the country gath-

er in the largest festival devoted to the love of the acous-

tic sounds of the hammered dulcimer, and this year’s

festival, taking place July 18 to 21, will be no exception.

“There is just no other festival like this. This is a family,

really, and everyone works together to make it the suc-

cess that it is,” explained Original Dulcimer Players Clu

Vice President Pat Harkins.

And the success of the Funfest is certainly not in dis-

pute with an estimated 6,000 attendees last year, coming

from across the country and even around the globe.

Known for the frequently impromptu jam sessions

breaking all over the fairgrounds, seasoned professiona

sit elbow to elbow with novice musicians in a casual an

supportive atmosphere.

The other part of the festival is the legendary concertwhere some of the best in the business take center stage

for popular shows that pack the fairground bandstand,

and surrounding area, often with thousands of listener

enjoying the shows.

For more information on this year’s festival, work-

shops, and history, visit www.dulcimers.com

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LEROY — In 1973, the small town o LeRoy had such a

successul Centennial celebration that everyone decided

they should repeat the event every summer.

Choosing the name Razzasque Days, in honor o a cen-

tury-old event held by local merchants, the estival has

become known or its amily-riendly parades, chicken

BBQ, carnival games and rafes.

This year, in honor o 40 years o continual RazzasqueDays estivals, a ‘70s theme has been chosen: Retro Razza-

sque, Stayin’ Alive Since ‘73!

Friday, July 12, 2013• Start the weekend off by signing up for the Razzasque

Gol Open held at The Rose Gol Course

• Children’s parade starting at noon.

• Crowning of the Prince and Princess right before the

start of the kids parade. Participants between the ages of

1-4 with a LeRoy address are eligible or the drawing.

• Carnival style kids games in the park.

• Inatables for children and adults of all ages, open

Friday and Saturday• Adult beverage tent featuring Budweiser beverages

• Crowning of Jr. Miss LeRoy (ages 9-13 with LeRoy ad-

dress) and Miss LeRoy (ages 14-18 with LeRoy address).

Deadline to sign up is June 30. Contact Kathryn Stroh for

more inormation at 231-394-0336.

Saturday, July 13, 2013• Kick off the morning with the 6th annual 5k race

starting at the LeRoy Elementary School.

• Grand Parade

• Chicken BBQ for $8.

• Chainsaw carver James Dinkins will be back again

this year. He will carve yard decor rom raw logs in ullview o the public all day. His creations will be in the ev

ning rafe.

• The 11th annual car show will take place in front of

the LeRoy Hardware Store.

• Horseshoe tournament will be held at the village ga-

rage

• Bucket brigade will be held for kids of all ages

• Texas Hold ‘Em tournament

• Arm wrestling tournament

• Razzasque Rafe to end the weekend with a rst priz

of $1,000, second place, $500 and $300 for third place. Sev

eral other prizes will be available donated by area busi-

nesses.• New event — Dunk Tank and a performance by Tra-

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Watch for a complete event schedule of Retro Razzasque in the

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families, and the agriculture roots that still have a sub-

stantial hold on the county.

The Osceola County Fair, held the week of July 29 in

Evart is a mix of old-time family fun, with a decidedly

old school focus on the showmanship and craftsmanshi

of the kids.

The week-long fair kicks off Monday, July 29 with

small animal judging and a garden tractor pull.

On Tuesday, animal judging continues, a pony pull

takes place, and the amusement rides open.

Wednesday, July 31 is “Kids Day”, where a $12 armban

is good all day and kids can enter for a chance to win an

Xbox 360 or an iPod.

Rides, rodeos, animal judging continues through the

weekend with the auction taking place on Thursday.

For more information, visit the Osceola County Fair-

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To understand gol and why people love to play it just

watch the movie, “The Legend o Bagger Vance.”

In the flm starring Will Smith and Matt Damon, char-

acter Hardy Greaves played by J. Michael Moncrie sums

up why he loves the game o gol. For most who play gol,

the line and the movie depict why it is such a beloved

sport.

“Ask anybody. It’s un. It’s hard and you stand out there

on that green, green grass, and it’s just you and the ball

and there ain’t nobody to beat up on but yoursel; just like

Mister Newnan keeps hittin’ himsel with the gol clubevery time he gets angry. He’s broken his toe three times

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call a penalty on yoursel, i you’re honest, which most

people are. There just ain’t no other game like it.”

Whatever it is about gol, once a person is hooked they

are hooked or a lietime. There also is no doubt there is

no better place to be in the summer than northern Mich

gan when it comes to golfng.

Chipping, driving, putting or punching, or residents

and visitors to the Cadillac area the options are nearly

endless when it comes to golfng.

Whether it is staying close to Cadillac or venturing ou

into the surrounding areas, there is a course that fts a

person’s abilities and skill level.

Here is a list o the courses, where they are located,

how many holes and how to set up a tee time. Now the

only thing let to do is head out to the links and play around.

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5510 E. M-55, Cadillac

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Caberfae Peaks Resort9 holes, Public

Caberae Road, Cadillac MI800-968-7544

McGuires Resortand Golf ClubSpruce Course, 18 holes, Public

7880 Mackinaw Trail, Cadillac

800-632-7302

Norway Course, 9 holes, Public

7880 Mackinaw Trail, Cadillac

800-632-7302

Eldorado Golf Course18 holes, Public

7839 E 46 1/2 Road, Cadillac779-9977

Tustin Trails Golf Course9 holes, Public

20231 Mackinaw Trail, Tustin

829-5455

The Briar at Mesick Golf and Country Club

18 holes, Public5441 W. M-115, Mesick

888-745-1220

Emerald Vale Golf Club18 holes, Public

6867 E 16 Road, Manton

800-890-3407

Missaukee Golf Course18 holes, Public

5300 S Morey Road, Lake City

839-2901

The Rose Golf Course18 holes, Public

16264 18 Mile Road, LeRoy

888-767-3465

Spring Valley Golf Club18 holes, Public

18396 US Highway 10, Hersey832-5041

Birch Valley Golf Course18 hole, Public

6032 30th Avenue, Sears,

734-9112

The Intimidator Golf Course

9 holes, Public

5898 East 17 Mile Road, Reed City,

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Manistee National Golf & Resort

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thing, but it’s also an event just about

anyone can get behind.

Mesick once again will play host

to the Jeep Blessing, which annuallydraws thousands o our-wheel drive

vehicle enthusiasts and spectators

rom around the state.

This year’s event, which will be

held May 4, at the corner o M-37 and

M-115, will eature all the courses

and obstacles o previous years, in

addition to some new ones.

Gates will open at 8 a.m., with a

praise band perorming rom 9 to 11

a.m., leading up to the blessing at

noon, which will be perormed by

minister Chad Carmichael.

According to the Jeep Blessing

website: “We eel it is important to

ask or a blessing rom God on the

o-road season o that year. This is

why we have the blessing early in the

year.”

Ater the blessing, children’sgames and o-road courses will be

held simultaneously rom noon to

4:30 p.m.

Multiple courses will be set up,

including or stock vehicles and

custom machines. Also making its

return this year will be the ormi-

dable “Chad Ville” course. New to

this year’s events will be a Jeep pull,

which is similar to tractor pull.

At 4 p.m., prizes will be given away

and at 5 p.m., there will be parade

through downtown Mesick and the

surrounding area.

Cost to attend the event is $5 per

person 16 and older.

Children under 16 attend or ree.

Cost to register into road courses is

$20 per driver or each course. Driv

ers must be 18 or older.

For details on how to enter or to

fnd inormation about the event,

visit http://cadillacjeepers.com/

jeep-blessing/ or call 231-920-4270.

Thousands expected to turn out for Blessing of the Jeeps

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CADILLAC — Most o us start o as artists and just

don’t know it.

As children we color, paint, cut and paste and cre-ate various works o art o multiple sizes and shapes.

Some are on white paper, construction paper or made o

noodles. These works o art may never see an exhibit or

museum but they usually make their way to the coveted

spot on the rerigerator.

Eventually, most o us move away rom making these

precious works o art on a daily basis to excel at other

things. For some, however, that love o creating stayed

and eventually they became artisans as adults.

I can be a hobby, part-time thing or their jobs. On July

19 and 20, the Cadillac Arts Festival will be held again

and 100 artists will again food Cadillac City Park with

their wares. This summer marks the 45th year or theevent, according to organizer Jim Smith.

Although the event will look similar to previous

years, Smith said there are a ew tweaks to the schedule.

First and oremost is the time change on Friday, July

19. Exhibit booths now will be open at 9 a.m. instead o

noon and will remain open until 9 p.m. On Saturday, Ju-

ly 20, the booths will open at 10 a.m. and close at 5 p.m.

Artists booths and ood vendors will be the main at-

tractions on July 19 but multiple entertainment optionwill be available on July 20.

Those events include the annual Kids Create-In whe

children can make crats, and the String Petting Zoo,

where children can try out various stringed instru-

ments thanks to the Cadillac Strings Association.

The Rotary Perorming Arts Pavilion also will host

live entertainment including the Cadillac Smyphony

Orchestra, Clam Lake Band, a youth orchestra rom

Blue Lake, Billy Strings, Don Julin and Blake Elliott.

There also will be a second stage set up in another are

o the estival where various local musicians will play

throughout the day, Smith said.

“It is two days o entertainment and un,” Smith sai“People will see some awully good art and enjoy good

demonstrations o artisans rom the past.”

Updated inormation will be available as the events

gets closer on the Cadillac Arts Council’s Facebook

page as well as in the Cadillac News and cadillacnews

com.

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The Northern District Fair gets off to a monster start

with the addition of a monster truck show.Midwest Monster Trucks will have at least 10 trucks on

hand for a Friday night show featuring trucks rolling and

bouncing over cars and obstacles, said Fair President Ted

Meyer. Spectators will even have a chance to ride in a mon-

ster truck.

The show is set for 5 p.m., Aug. 9. Cost is $15 per person,

and free parking on the fairgrounds. Child admission is $5,

age 2 and under, free. The fairgrounds are located at the in-

tersection of Thirteenth and Mitchell Streets in Cadillac.

Here’s the full schedule:

Aug. 9: 5:30 p.m., Pit party; 7 p.m., Monster Truck Show,

$15, $5 children 12-under, children 2 under, free. Free park-

ing.

Aug. 10: 9 a.m., Open horse show, free parking; 6 to 8 p.m.,

Civic Center open for youth and open entries.

Aug. 11: Animals brought in, free parking. Civic Center

open 1 to 4 p.m. for youth and open entries. 2 p.m. Small

Animal Barn Open, 2 to 5 p.m. Pullorum testing poultry.Aug. 12: Midway opens 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. $1 per ride.

$1 per person parking.

4 p.m. Kids Tractor Pull, free.

6 p.m. Veterans salute.

Aug. 13: Farm Tractor Pull, $5; parking $2 per person. $

off armband with canned good donation.

Aug. 14: Garden Tractor Pull, free; parking $1 per per-

son. Midway $1 per ride all day.

Aug. 15: Kids Day: $12 arm bands for kids. 7 p.m., Heavy

weight horse pull, $5; parking $2 per person.

Aug. 16: 7 p.m., Off-road Derby, $10; parking $2 per per-

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it looked like the proud Reed City

summer festival known as the GreatAmerican Crossroads Festival might

die a slow death.

But many in town wouldn’t, and

couldn’t let that happen, and thanks

to a resurgence of community vol-

unteers pitching in, each year the

city’s summer fest has grown and

thrived, with a successful formula of

contests and kids games, music, food

and a whole lot of Coyote pride.

“It is all about the games and the

food and the family fun,” said Suzie

Williams of the Reed City Chamber.

“People plan their summers

around coming back to town for the

festival, they don’t want to miss it,”

she said.

That includes the legendary an-

nual favorites like the softball tour-

naments, car show, arts and crafts

and kids games, just to name a fewof the events that bring out locals

and draw back former residents for

the Crossroads fest.

The fun begins with the Wednes-

day, Aug. 14 pageant, where Miss

Reed City will be crowned and will

reign over the jam-packed, four days

of fun.

On Friday, the festival heats up

with arts and crafts, music and

kids games in the city parks, and

Saturday is full of parades, games,

a car show and much more, includ-

ing “The World’s Slowest Bike

Race” and much more to delight the

crowds.

“There is something for everyone

to do, at any age,” said Williams.

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Artists and musicians rom across the country will

take to the stage this summer in northern Michigan or a

concert series o theater, dance, music and art.

ZZ Top, Harry Connick Jr., Trace Adkins, Kris Kristo-

ersen, Melissa Etheridge and the Avett Brothers are just

a ew o the perormers guests will get a chance to see at

the 2013 Interlochen Summer Arts Festival. The Interlo-

chen Center or the Arts will host more than 30 peror-

mances starting June 25.

Maureen Michaels, marketing and communications

manager, said the summer concerts will have something

enjoyable or everyone.

“You’ll fnd rock and roll legends, country music stars

and even comedians,” she said. “One o my avorite per-

ormances to watch is the Interlochen ‘Collage.’ It’s very

ast moving. One minute you’re watching a jazz peror-

mance and the next minute you’re watching dancing.”

Summer estival perormances will be held at the

Kresge Auditorium, Corson Auditorium and Upton-Mor-

ley Pavillion.The concert series kicks o with a peror-

mance rom singer/songwriter Brandi Carlile at 8 p.m.

at the Kresge Auditorium. The summer concert series

will eature presentations o Hamlet, blends o ballet an

Latin dance and the musical “Oklahoma.”

“It’s great music, great perormances and a good time

or the amily,” Michaels said.

Rory Baker, interim director or Interlochen Presents

said the concert began 49 years ago as a classical music

concert and has grown to include pop and rock music.

The concert series will conclude with a perormance

by the Enso String Quartet August 12, 14 and 17 at Corso

Auditorium.

Guests can purchase their tickets online at tickets.

interlochen.org. Tickets can also be purchased over the

phone by calling the Interlochen Box Ofce at 1-800-681-

5920 or 231-276-7800. The box ofce will be open rom 9

a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and noon to 4 p.m

on Sunday.

Interlochen’s summer concert series

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In CadIllaCCADILLAC — Music lovers will be able to hear some

music throughout the week this summer in Cadillac.

Cadillac Area Visitors Bureau Executive Director Joy

VanDrie said on Monday’s the Ancient and HonorableClam Lake Dock and Dredge Marching and Chowder

Society Silver Cornet Band will be playing with The Jack

Pine Pickers playing on select Tuesdays. On Wednesday

evenings Christian music will take the spotlight. All mu-

sic can be heard at the Rotary Perorming

Arts Pavilion.

For 17 years, Thursday has been the

time when world class jazz, blues and

R&B was played as part o the UpBeat

Cadillac Music Series. The plan is to have

it back again this summer and organizer

Tim Scully said 10 weeks o acts have

been confrmed to play on Thursday

night during the summer. The concerts

start at 7 p.m. beginning on June 20 and

continue weekly through Aug. 22.

“Cadillac is just one o the stops or

the bands. They start in Manistee on

Tuesday and then head to Pentwater on

Wednesday,” Scully said. “They are in Ca-

dillac on Thursday, Reed City on Friday

and in Baldwin on Saturday where it started 23 years ago.

On Sundays, the bands return to Pentwater.”

The ree concerts are held rain or shine and are handi-

cap accessible. Picnic dinners, coolers, blankets and lawnchairs are allowed.

In EvartEVART — Summers in Evart are known or a number

o things.

The Dulcimer Funest and the world-class freworks

spectacular quickly come to mind, but over two decades,

another summer tradition has earned a place in the

hearts and minds — and soulul spirits — o music lovers

rom all across the state.

The Evart Summer Musicale Series, the town’s ree

summer concerts are known or bringing a little some-

thing or everyone, said Al Weinberg o the Evart Down-town Development Authority. Musicale concerts are held

rom 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Thursdays starting June 6.

The Evart Folk Fest is held Aug. 2 and 3.

“Like every year, we have a ew events people plan their

summer around attending, and this year we are throwing

in a ew new ones or olks to try,” he said.

Returning events include the annual Folk Fest and Ri

Eddy’s Rockin’ Oldies, while new this year includes the

Christian band Bread o Stone and “Flight,” an Eagles

Tribute band rocking the town during the Independenc

Day estivities.“I think the Eagles are great ft or our Fourth o July

events,” said Weinberg.

So bring a lawn chair and enjoy one o the many ree

concerts entertaining rom the Evart Depot stage this

summer.

In rEEd CIty REED CITY — Jazz. Art. Blues. Folk.

and B tunes. For ree.

It can all be ound at the busy summe

schedule o ree events in Reed City th

season, with a Friday weekly Jazz Show

case, a Thursday and Saturday concert

series, and a Saturday morning opport

nity to enjoy some art in the park.

“There is a lot o good music, really

something or everyone,” said Suzie W

liams, Reed City Chamber o Commerc

director. “Great bands, some rom all

over, some local avorites, and the art is

something the whole amily can do, too

With events taking place at either the shady, tree-lined

natural setting o the popular Rambadt Park or the dow

town Depot, oering a central location or the crossroad

o the trail system, the music brings out people who enjoy a good concert at the right price.

The ree concert series this year includes weekly Fri-

day Jazz shows at Rambadt Park at 7 p.m. beginning

Friday, June 21 with Tom Hagen and the Cherie Lynn

Quartet perorming pop, jazz and show tunes.

The series continues all summer, as does the return-

ing ree Saturday night musical showcase kicking o a

Rambadt Park June 8 at 7 p.m. with local avorites, Roos

evelt Diggs, who have brought their brand o original o

music to headlining concerts and estivals throughout

the state.

Also returning Saturdays is the ree Art in the Park,

which begins again Saturdays at Rambadt Park at 9 a.mJune 8, ocusing on the medium o art with paper.

Other series o the art eature will ocus on paint, clay

weaving and decoupage.

For a ull schedule o music and art concerts, see our

activities guide or visit www.crossroads.org or more in

ormation.

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BUCKLEY — Step into the past and witness history inmotion during the Buckley Old Engine Show at the show

grounds.

More than 200 acres o land will eature attractions

such as old time print making, more than 600 gas and oil

engines and music.

From August 15 to 18, guests will have the chance to go

on a mile ride on an actual 1918 steam train, shop or an-

tiques at the fea market or learn to make soaps, rope and

candles at the old time necessities building. Jim Luper,

who handles the show’s public relations said guests oten

can’t believe their eyes.

The event is like a live museum that draws amilies

rom around the state, he said.“It’s not just a stationary museum. You’ll experience

how things actually work,” Luper said. “The scope o this

show is amazing. We’ll have between (50,000) and 75,000

people show up.”

The 500-lot fea market and train are a huge draw or

guests, Luper said. He said guests will see how arming

has changed throughout the years.“People will see a tractor and oten ask ‘what is that’

because it doesn’t look like the tractors o today,” Luper

said.

For more than 40 years the show has eatured new

attractions or the amily to enjoy. Last year the show

eatured a new amily attraction, the static display o th

Spirit o Traverse City miniature train. The display wa

brought rom Traverse City.

Luper said event organizers have something big

planned this year, although he said it’s too soon to revea

details.

“We pride ourselves on being a amily-un event,” Lu-

per said. “It’s a lot to see or a little bit o money.”The event costs $10 per day or $25 or a our-day pass o

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It’s time to put the remote control down and slide o

that comortable couch.

Yes, you too can be a road-racer a lot easier than you

think.

No, you don’t have to go out and run a marathon (26.2miles) or even a 10k (6.2) miles to get into shape. As they

say, round is a shape.

A simple training regimen can build you toward a 5k

(3.1 miles) in a matter o about two months and your body

will thank you or it as you get older.

Runner and Cadillac High School assistant cross coun-

try coach Laurie Decker said there are a lot o benefts to

running.

“There’s the health and ftness aspect and not just or

your ftness but or your mind,” she said. “Running gets

you creative and thinking out o the box.

“There’s meeting dierent people while you are run-

ning and running in dierent places plus the sel-conf-

dence and sel-esteem you get rom having accomplished

something.”

Beore you turn the TV back on and open that bag o

potato chips, it really is easy to get going.

“Start out slowly. When I frst started, I was maybe able

to run a little bit and then walk,” Decker said. “Then

gradually, you increase the running parts. Slowly, youincrease your mileage.

“You can’t just jump into training and think you can do

it in a couple o weeks. I would say or a 5k, you should

train around nine weeks to get ready.”

Decker recommends establishing a base amount o

running and then working your way up, gradually add-

ing speed and endurance to the mix. Sometime in there

throw in a long training run o maybe fve to seven mile

which will build your stamina.

“Once you get a base, it will come ast and then you ca

start tweaking things like speed,” she said. “Runningwith a partner helps, too, because you can encourage

each other.”

While building up to running distance races, it’s also

important to listen to your body, Decker said, and give it

some rest. Each time you get back to running, you can d

a little more because your body has a base to start rom.

There are plenty o races around the area this summe

to try out your newound hobby, whether it be a 5k, 10k,

triathlon or even longer races.

Mesick Mushroom Festival 5k Run/Walk When: May 11

Contact: Kathy Richard, (231) 357-1856 or www.mesick-

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31st annual Bayshore MarathonWhere: Traverse City

When: May 25

Contact: www.bayshoremarathon.org

15th annual Cadillac Rotary Club Stride for Strive 5k Where: Cadillac

When: Memorial Day, May 27

Contact: 876-2262 or www.clubrunner.ca

Lumberman Triathlon, Sprint and DuathlonWhere: Cadillac

When: July 27

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Where: Lake City

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When: TBA

Contact: lakecitymich.com

LeRoy Razzasque 5k When: July 13

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Manton 5k Trail RunWhen: Aug. 3

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MANTON — Fun-lled and favorul are just two

ways to describe the ood and games at the annualManton Harvest Festival.

The estival is returning or its 89th year in Man-

ton to jump start a Labor Day weekend o un.

Crat shows, talent shows and banquets are going

to be just a ew o the estivities or visitors to enjoy.

Chuck Brandt, president o the Manton Area

Chamber o Commerce, said the estival will bring

back many popular activities such as the parade

and pancake breakast.

“There is always something or everyone to do,”

Brandt said. “We have a carnival, music and ood

and everything seems to fow together.”

He said both the pancake breakast, hosted by the

Manton Fire Department and the chicken barbecue,

hosted by the Manton Rotary Club, are a avorite or

visitors.

From Friday until Monday the estival brings a

new event each day, including a car show and live

music.

The Labor Day estival draws nearly 6,000 people

throughout the weekend, Brandt said.

Everyone rom local northern Michigan celebri-

ties to international talent have made a visit to

Manton to experience the spring celebration.

“One year we even had Miss Canada come to visitthe estival,” Don Larson, a resident o Manton,

said.

One o his avorite memories o the estival, Lar-

son said, was when the town received a visit rom

ormer Major League Baseball players Charlie Max-

well and Ray Hubert in the 1970s.

The parade will eature a perormance rom the

Mesick Bulldog Marching Band as well as local

Shriners rom Manton and Battle Creek driving by

to wave at spectators.

“I’ve been in charge o the parade or about 56

years and every year it gets a little bigger,” Larson

said. “We’ve been ortunate to have people enjoy theestival with us every year.”

He said the nearly century-long celebration has

become a tradition or Manton residents.

“The harvest estival is like a homecoming or the

community,” Larson said.

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CADILLAC — Once school starts ater Labor Day, the

once busy calendar o events starts to slow down in north-

ern Michigan.

While there are events like Lake

City’s Festival o the Pines, CadillacArea Visitors Bureau Executive Direc-

tor Joy VanDrie said there was def-

nitely room or more events. Enter the

Fall Fever Festival.

VanDrie said the estival started

fve years ago as a celebration o the

completion o the frst phase o the

Mitchell Street project through down-

town Cadillac. Since then it has been

a way to celebrate everything all has

to oer.

While things like a classic car show,

bounce houses and a petting zoo all were part o the estivi-

ties last year, there also was ood and crat vendors in the

city park during the day. There also was a parade.

VanDrie said many o those events will be returning to

this year’s event, which is slated or Sept. 28. One o the

more popular events is the Crat Beer Festival.

VanDrie said work started in early April to get the brew

ers lined up or the annual autumnal

event. She also said the hope is to

bring some new twists to the popularevent.

“We are hoping this year to bring

more inormation about the brewers

so we can have more brewers on site,

she said. “We are looking into how to

bring in the Grand Traverse Distiller

and Uncle Don’s Apple Pies as well.

We did get some requests or wine las

year so we are looking at bringing in

least one winery.”

As or the amily events scheduled

throughout the day, VanDrie said the

parade will kick o the estival at 9 a.m. and other events

such as the car show, kids activities and vendors will con

tinue throughout the day.

For more inormation about the event check out www.c

dillacmichigan.com as the dates o the estival approache

Easing into fall with the Fall Fever Festival

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It can be summed up with four simple words that say a

lot.

Food, family, fun, and free.

The fourth annual Hersey Harvest Food Drive Festival

returns again this summer, and continues to grow and

thrive on the simple premise that one “can” make a dif-

ference — and make fun family memories at the same

time.

The brainchild of Hersey native Robin Marvel, who as

a child utilized the local food pantries during lean times,

the Hersey Harvest Festival offers a day of free fall funfor anyone who will bring along a donation for re-stock-

ing the local food pantries.

One “Can” Make A Difference.

“Living in Osceola County, we are part of a fantastic

community and I am encouraged to use our small town

appeal and amazing communities to bring people togeth-

er,” said Marvel of the festival, which seems to multiply

in size, attendees and donations each year.

Last year, the festival brought out over $1,500 worth of

food item donations for the pantry, helping to feed aroun

150 needy families, and this year’s event, packed with fa

refreshments games, prizes and more, is sure to draw

more to the fall fun.

This year’s event will be held Saturday, Sept. 28 from 1

a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Mosaic Park in Hersey.

In addition to the scenic setting, this year’s plans in-

clude a hay treasure dig, bounce house, a craft table, anfall food favorites like cider, doughnuts and fresh milk t

keep the energy up for the fun.

To participate in the fun, just bring along your non-

perishable food items and enjoy the fall day.

For more information, visit the festival Facebook pag

at www.facebook.com/harvestfooddrivefestival.

Hersey Harvest fest

is a community event with heart

MCBAIN — This Labor Day, Missaukee County will

once again play host to a decades-old spectacle of people,cowboys, live music and livestock.

The spectacle is part of an annual tradition that origi-

nated more than 80 years ago in 1927 — the year Bill and

Bonnie Hughston purchased 450 acres of property for the

purpose of developing the land into a grazing area for

their cattle.Nowadays, the Hughston Cow Camp Rodeo routinely

draws thousands and is a mainstay stopping ground for

the International Professional Rodeo Association, whic

hosts professional rodeo shows on the property all Labo

Day weekend.

The gates to the Hughston property will be open Thur

day, August 29, at 8 a.m. for those wishing to set up their

campsites. Activities start on Friday and will last until

Sunday.

Coordinator Kari Hughston said all events from previ

ous years will be making a return for this year’s event.

She added they have been discussing some ideas on new

activities, although they are tentative at this point.

Hughston said a full schedule of events will be posted

along with price details for camping and admission, at a

future date.

To get to Hughston’s property, head to the blinking lig

in McBain, then follow the signs north until you reach

the camp.

Anyone with questions can call 825-2424.

Cow Camp rodeosaddling up for another year

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TIMBER TIZERSCoconut ShrimpPotato SkinsOnion RingsHomemade Fried

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Feta Salad DINNER ENTRéES*Cadillac o SteaksTender & Juicy - 8 oz. Center Cut Beef Tenderloin.Served with a Vegetable Medley and Choice ofSide. Add Sautéed Mushrooms or Onions.

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*Up North Strip Steak Choice Aged NY Strip Steak Seared & Garnishedwith Garlic Butter. Served with Vegetable Medleyand Choice of Side. Add Our HomemadeBourbon Sauce.

*Sur & Tur 10 oz. Choice Sirloin Served with Grilled or CajunShrimp. Served with Choice of Side.

Cast Iron Pork Blackened Pork Tenderloin Smothered with BleuCheese. Served with Vegetables and Choiceof Side.

Cross Cut ChickenGrilled Chicken Breast Smothered with SlicedPortobello Mushrooms & Melted Swiss Cheese.Served with Vegetable Medley and Choiceof Side.

Woodland ChickenGrilled Chicken Breast with Amaretto CherryGlaze. Served with Vegetables and Choiceof Side.

Oak Barrel Pork Boneless Pork Chops Smothered in Timber’sBourbon Sauce & Caramelized Onions. Servedwith Vegetable Medley and Choice of Side.

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Chicken ParmigianaLightly Breaded Chicken Breast Smothered withMarinara Sauce and Melted Provolone Cheese.Served Over A Bed of Linguine.

ForestMushroom PastaSliced Portobello Mushrooms Tossed in FreshlyMade Pesto Sauce & Garlic Butter. Served overPasta Noodles.Add Chicken or Shrimp

Timber Creek Baked PastaPenne Pasta with Marinara Sauce and a FourCheese Blend. Topped with Bread Crumbs. BakedUntil Lightly Golden Brown. Garnished with Basil& Parmesan.

BistroGenerous Portion of Penne Pasta Mixed withAlfredo Sauce & Cheddar Cheese. Topped withBread Crumbs, Parmesan Cheese and BakedGolden Brown.

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Fish-N-ChipsAlaskan Whitesh Lightly Breaded & Deep Fried.Served with Homemade Coleslaw & Choiceof Side.

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*Mighty Mac12 oz. Ground Beef Patty Served on a SpecialOnion Roll. Add Sauteed Mushrooms, Onionsor Cheese.

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Texas Toast.

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Smothered ChickenSandwich

Grilled Chicken Breast Smothered with ProvoloneCheese, Sautéed Mushrooms & Served on aFreshly Baked Bun.

Swiss BaconChicken SandwichGrilled Chicken Breast Topped with Swiss Cheese& Bacon. Served on a Freshly Baked Bun.

Chicken TendersLightly Breaded Tenderloins Fried Golden Brown.Served with Homemade Coleslaw & French Fries.Choice of Dipping Sauce.

*Liver & OnionsSautéed Beef Liver with Caramelized Onions.Served with Baked Potato or French Fries.

Lumber Jack Shaved Ribeye with Grilled Onions, Mushrooms& Provolone Cheese. Served On An Onion Roll.

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BreakfastMenu

Served Daily 6:30 am-11 amSaturday 7:00 am-2:00 pm

Egg & Omelets & ScramblersOur omelets are all made with three local farm eggs and

served with fried potatoes, choice of grilled sourdough

bread or a bagel & freezer jam

Tuscan Omelet...Bavarian ham, apples, caramelized onions,resh basil and white cheddar cheese.

Spinach & Bacon Omelet...Filled with apple wood smokedbacon, ontina cheese and resh spinach.Greek Omelet...With spinach, eta cheese kalamata olives andsun-dried tomatoes

Sausage Omelet...With sausage, caramelized onions and bluecheese.

Home-Style Country Breakfast...Two eggs any way you likethem, ried potatoes, grilled sourdough bread and your choice o sausage or bacon.

Breakfast Sandwiches and Wraps All sandwiches are served with fried potatoes

Scrambled Egg and Turkey Wrap...Scrambled eggs, turkey,apple wood smoked bacon and scallion cream cheese in alawash bread wrap.

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Roasted Vegetable Egg Wrap...Scrambled eggs, roasted vegetables and herbed cream cheese in a lawash wrap.

Customer Favorites Health Craze...Vanilla yogurt topped with our homemadegranola and resh ruit.

Fresh Multi-grain Cereal...Hot multi-grain cereal topped withresh and dried ruits and nuts.

Blue Heron Sourdough Pancakes...Homemade sourdoughpancakes with your choice o bacon or sausage and local maplesyrup.

Breakfast Bowl...Sausage, roasted red peppers, onions, garlic,tomatoes and home ries topped with havarti cheese and 2 eggsyour way.

Lighter Fare Egg, Ham & Potatoes...One arm resh egg, one slice o grilled

Bavarian ham and grilled potatoes.Oatmeal & Toast...Bowl o organic oatmeal served with brownsugar and our own sourdough bread and reezer jam.

Ham, Egg & Cream Cheese...Sandwich with Bavarian ham,scrambled eggs and herbed cream cheese on grilled sourdoughbread.

Fruit & Toast...Grilled sourdough bread with reezer jam and aresh ruit cup.

s alads Butternut Squash Salad - Roasted butternut squash, sauteedapples and toasted sunfower seeds sauteed with a soy andmaple butter reduction, served warm over mixed greens andtopped with g balsamic reduction and honey goat cheese.

Roasted Beet Salad - Roasted Michigan beets, red onions,local made goat cheese and candied walnuts on a bed o reshspinach with a homemade balsamic vinaigrette.

Nature Lover’s Salad - Seasonal greens, almonds, pecans,seasonal ruit and eta cheese served with our poppy seed

vinaigrette. Market Salad - Mixed greens, turkey, ham, hard-boiled egg,white cheddar cheese, smoked cheddar cheese, onion andtomato with your choice o dressing.Coho Salmon Salad - Fresh greens topped with red onion, localgoat cheese, dried cherries, dried cranberries, resh Michiganapples and pan seared let o salmon served with a g balsamicreduction.

s andwiches Sweet Potato Medallion Sandwich - Sweet potato medallions,melted bleu cheese, caramelized onions, sauteed shiitakemushrooms and balsamic g reduction served on our grilledsourdough bread.Tuscan Ham & Cheese Sandwich - Grilled Bavarian ham withcaramelized onions, apples, cheddar cheese and mayonnaise ongrilled sourdough bread.

Michigan Ham & Cheese - White cheddar cheese, Bavarianham, apple wood smoked bacon, Brownwood Farms cherrypreserves and honey-mustard on grilled sourdough bread.

Squash and Black Bean Wrap - Roasted squash, black beans, jalapenos, white cheddar cheese and resh spinach in a lawashwrap.Turkey Roasted Vegetable - Shaved turkey roasted red peppers,onions, tomatoes, garlic and kalamato olives topped withhavarti cheese on our grilled sourdough bread.Chicken Pesto Sandwich - Fresh tomato, lettuce, chicken breast(GF), asiago cheese, basil pesto and mayonnaise on grilledsourdough bread.Cranberry Turkey Sandwich - Maple turkey, house-madecranberry compote and ontina cheese on grilled sourdoughbread.Turkey BLC - Maple turkey, apple wood smoked bacon, havarti

cheese, Romaine lettuce and sun-dried tomato mayonnaise onour grilled sourdough bread.

lighter f areTurkey Wrap with Herbed Cream Cheese

Ham Wrap with Herbed Cream Cheese

soup of the d ay

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304 N. Mitchell St.Downtown Cadillac

231-775-5461


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THE

Miller Time Olive Burger

Mushroom Swiss Bacon & Cheese

Grilled Rye Melt

BLT Grilled Cheese

Chicken Ranch Wrap Chicken Caesar Wrap

Grilled Chicken Sandwich

Side Salad Chef Salad

Taco Salad Grilled Chicken Salad

Veggie

4-Cheese

Cheese Burger

BLT

Original Super

Mexican Fiesta

Hawaiian Super

Western

Super Duper

Meat Lovers

Chicken Ranch

APPETIZERS SALADS

BURGERS

SANDWICHES & WRAPS

SPECIALTY PIZZASSELECT PIZZAS DELUXE PIZZAS

Bread Stix Garlic Cheese Bread

Tortizza Cheesy Stix Onion Rings

Fried Cauliower Fried Mushrooms

Quesidillas Jumbo Wings Boneless Wings

Loaded Fries Jalapeno Poppers

Chicken Tender Basket Nachos Supreme

Open 7 Days A Week!

Dine - In or Carry Out!

231-775-7752

5992 E-M55

ARCADE

ROOM

40+

HDTV’S


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And Much More! 111 S. Mitchell, Downtown Cadillac • (231) 775-2201 or (888) 775-8880

www.sweetshop4u.com • Like Us on Facebook

The Sweet ShopCadillac’s Original Handmade Candy,

Fudge, Caramel Corn and Ice Cream Shop

Home of the Snowbird®!

Harris St.

Cass St.

N .Mi t c h el l S t .

Milk, Dark & White ChocolateChocolate Covered OreosChocolate Marshmallows on a Stick Chocolate Malted Milk BallsChocolate KrispiesChocolate SeafoamBear Paws

Chocolate Coffee Bean ClustersChocolate Hazelnut MeltawaysChocolate Raisin Clusters AcornsMilk Chocolate Dipped CherriesBackwards S’mores Almond ClustersChocolate MintsChocolate Covered Potato Chips

Candy BarkCoconut Bark Chocolate Almond Bark Chocolate Almond Sea Salt Bark Marble Almond Bark White Chocolate Cherry Pecan Bark Chocolate Mint Bark English Toffee

Caramel Tennessee Walking Stick Sea Salt Chocolate CaramelCaramel Bear PawsChocolate Pecan TurtlesChocolate TortoiseBig Foot Chocolate Covered CaramelsCaramel Peanut Clusters

Cream CandiesChocolate Orange CremeChocolate Lemon Creme

Chocolate Cherry Creme

Chocolate Raspberry CremeChocolate Mint CremeChocolate Amaretto CremeChocolate Maple Creme

Specialty PopcornCaramel CornPeanut Caramel CornCheddar Cheese PopcornCadillac Mix PopcornChocolate Covered Caramel Corn

Sugar Free CandiesSugar Free Caramel Bear Paw Sugar Free Cherry CordialSugar Free Dark ChocolateRaspberry Jellies

Sugar Free Dark Chocolate Orange JelliesSugar Free SnowbirdsSugar Free Tortoise

Nuts

Spanish Peanuts Whole Almonds

TV Munching Mix Jordan AlmondsCinnamon Roasted AlmondsHoney Roasted AlmondsGiant Nut Mix PistachioColossal CashewsMammoth Pecan Halves

SnowbirdsOriginal Snowbirds - White ChocolateBlack Birds - Dark ChocolateDirty Birds - Milk ChocolateFlock of Birds - Mix of All Three

Fudge

Many Flavors


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In the Morn’Breakfast is served all day, every day!Three-Egg Omelets Served with hashbrowns & toast

Western ........................................................... $8.49Denver ............................................................. $8.49Mexican ........................................................... $8.49

Italian Sausage ................................................ $8.49Irish & Swiss .................................................... $8.49Ham & Cheese................................................. $7.99Vegetarian ........................................................ $7.99Cheese ........................................................... $7.99*egg whites only upon r equest ................................................add .85*

Egg Combos

Eggs Benedict .................................................. $9.49Steak & Eggs .................................................$10.99

The Eye Opener ................................................ $8.49Eggs & Cakes................................................... $8.49*egg whites only upon r equest ................................................add .85*

Hen House

Hash, Eggs & Toast ........................................... $7.99 Two Eggs & Toast .............................................. $3.19One Egg & Toast ............................................... $2.69Biscuits & Gravy ............................................... $5.49Breakfast Buffet 7:00 AM-11:00 AM All-You-Can-Eat.

Weekends & Holidays Only ...............................$8.69Weekday Breakast Buet (seasonal) ............... $6.99Griddle Greats

Country Skillet ................................................. $7.99Bacon Cheddar Melt ........................................ $7.49Breakast Burrito .............................................. $7.89Belgian Wae ................................$5.89/6.49/7.49French Toast ..............................................5.29/7.49Blueberry or Strawberry Pancakes...............................3 cakes $5.39 • with Meat $7.29

...............................2 cakes $4.99 • with Meat $5.89

Buttermilk Pancakes...............................3 cakes $5.29 • with Meat $6.29

...............................2 cakes $4.89 • with Meat $5.89On The Side

Cold Cereal ...................................................... $2.79Large Cinnamon Roll ........................................ $2.59English Mufn .................................................. $1.69

Toast ................................................................ $1.59Sourdough Toast .............................................. $1.89Cinnamon Raisin Toast .....................................$1.89Steaming Hot Oatmeal ..................................... $3.49Biscuits (2) ...................................................... $1.59

Land Lubber’s Choice All landlubber dinners include a choice of potato, vegetables or rice.add garden green dinner salad ....................................................$2.99add homemade soup & sa lad bar ................................................$3.99

Blackened Ribeye Steak .................................$23.49New York Strip ................................................$22.99Barbecued Baby Back Ribs ..ull $19.99/hal $17.99

Hand Cut Angus Sirloin ..................................$14.99 Jack Daniels Tennessee Pepper Steak ............$14.99 Top Sirloin & Shrimp ......................................$23.99Prime RibKing Cut (14 oz.)............................................$23.99Queen Cut (10 oz.) ..........................................20.99Petite Cut (8 oz.) ............................................$18.99Homestyle FavoritesHomestyle Meatloa .......................................$11.99Roast Bee or Turkey .......................................$10.99Honey-Fried Chicken ......................................$10.99Baby Bee Liver ..............................................$11.49

Setting SailMunchie Combo............................................... $9.99Brew City® King Rings ......................................$6.69Chicken Strips .................................................. $8.69with Fries .....................................................................................$9.69

Breaded Button Mushrooms ............................. $6.99

Pizza-dillas ....................................................... $5.99Baked French Onion Soup ................................ $5.89Loaded Potato Skins ........................................ $8.99Bualo Wings ................................................... $7.99Mini Nacho Supreme ....................................... $8.69Mini Quesadilla ............................................... %6.59Chips & Guacamole ......................................... $5.79Mozzarella Sticks ............................................. $6.99

Down The Rio GrandeFajita ................................... $13.99/Double $22.49Quesadillas....Chicken or Bee $8.99/Vegetable & Cheese $8.79Wet Burrito - Bee or Chicken........................................small $9.69/ large $10.69Nachos Supreme - Bee or Chicken ................$11.79EnchiladasChicken or Bee ...............................................$9.69Cheese & Onion ............................................... $8.69

Single .............................................................. $3.49 Taco Salad - Bee or Chicken............................ $9.293 Tacos - Bee or Chicken ............$7.99/single $2.99

Signature SpecialsCaribbean Chicken .........................................$14.99Asian Chicken Stir-Fry ....................................$14.99

Neptune’s Net Add tossed or caesar salad .........................................................$2.9add soup & salad bar ..................................................................$3.9

Alaskan Salmon .............................................$17.99Fresh Walleye .................................................$19.49Fresh Whitefsh ..............................................$17.99Davy Jones’ Locker .........................................$17.99

Fantail Shrimp ...............................................$18.49Fish & Chips ..................................................$12.99

Pasta CornerPasta Marinara...............................................$12.99Chicken Fettuccine Alredo .............................$14.99Penne Pasta ...................................................$14.99

Salads & SoupsFajita Salad ..................................................... $9.49

The Cadillac o Che’s Salads ........................... $8.99Soup & Salad Bar ............................................ $7.89add soup & salad bar to any meal ................... $3.99French Onion Soup .......................................... $5.89Homemade Soup o the Day ..cup $2.99/bowl $3.99Northern Style Chili .......................................... $5.99

Ahoy Burgers

Bison Burger .................................................... $8.99Sirloin Steak Burger ......................................... $8.99 The All American........................$5.99/cheese $6.69Mushroom Burger.............................................$7.49Olive Burger ..................................................... $7.49Patty Melt ........................................................ $7.49

Between The Breadadd fries to any sandwich ............................................................$1.9

The Prime Stack .............................................$10.49Philly Steak Ciabatta ........................................ $9.89BBQ Pulled Pork ............................................... $7.99Monte Cristo .................................................... $9.29Reuben ............................................................ $8.99Classic Club ..................................................... $8.99Hot Bee or Turkey ............................................$9.99Stacked Ham & Swiss ...................................... $8.99Chicken Breast Sandwich ................................. $7.69Chicken Fajita Wrap ......................................... $7.99

Fish Sandwich.................................................. $7.29 Turkey Club Croissant ....................................... $7.99Bacon, Lettuce & Tomato ................................. $6.79Grilled Cheese ................................................. $4.79

2403 Sunnyside Dr. (M-115), Cadillac, MI 49601www.burkeswaterfront.com • (231) 775-7555

*Food Code Note: Consuming raw/undercooked meats may increase the risk o oodborne illness. Shared Plate will be charged extra. Groups o ten or more charged an 18% gratuity.


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AppetizersMozzarella Sticks

Breaded Shrimp, Clams

or Mushrooms

Hot Bites

Brew City Bottle Caps

Chicken Strips

Potato Skins

Buffalo Drummies

SaladsTaco Salad

Chicken Citrus Salad

Greek Chef Salad

Chicken Caesar SaladChicken Salad Waldorf

DinnersFlat Iron Steak & Shrimp

Combo

Grilled Chicken

Chicken Strips

Baby Back Pork Ribs

Shrimp Dinner

Seafood Combo

Cod FilletClam Strips

Smelt

Catfish Platter

South of theBorder

Nachos - Meaty or

Cheesy Wet Burrito

Enchilada

Tacos

Stir FryChicken, Shrimp, or Steak

Regular or Teriyaki

Broccoli Fettuccine

Alfredo

Nearly FamousSpecialtyBurgers

Olive Burger

Mushroom Burger

Gourmet Burger

Bacon Burger

Maggie Melt

Veggie Burger

Buffalo Burger

New York Burger

Guacamole Burger

Little Italy Burger

Sante Fe Burger

Subs & Wraps An Original

Taco w/Beef or Chicken

Hot Reuben

Corned Beef & Swiss

Roast Beef & American

Cheese

Veggie

Tuna or Turkey & Swiss

Many more sandwiches

Available!

Check out our Soups,

Sides and Luncheon

Platters!

Flavor Burst Ice Cream& Homemade Chocolate

Chip Cookies!

Family Style Dining

Food & Spirits

Turn-of-the Century Style Tavern

523 N. Mitchell St., Cadillac • 231-775-1810

Monday-Saturday Open at 11 AM • Closed Sunday

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WINGS & MORE…Mozzarella Sticks ......................$5.95/$8.95Chicken Strips............................$5.95/$8.95Homemade Beer Battered Mushrooms ....$6.95Homemade Beer Battered Onion Rings ...$6.95Deep Fried Cauliower ..........................$6.95Jalapeño Poppers ................................$8.95Potato Skins(smothered with Cheese & Bacon) .........$6.95Sampler Platter(Onion Rings, Mushrooms, Cauliower,Chicken Wings & Mozzarella Sticks) ......$9.95Chicken Wings (Reg. or Hot) .......$5.95/$8.95

MEXICAN…Nachos Supreme .................................$7.95Fajitas (Steak or Chicken) ...................$11.95Burrito ................................................$7.95Tacos .................................................$2.25Enchilada ............................................$6.95Chimichanga .......................................$7.95Quesadillas

Bee or Chicken ..................................$7.95BLT ...................................................$8.95Steak ................................................$9.95

SOUP & SALADS…House Salad........................................$2.75

Che’s Salad ........................................$7.95Taco Salad ..........................................$7.95Cottage Cheese ....................................$2.75Cole Slaw............................................$2.75Homemade Soup or Chili

Cup ..............$2.50 Bowl ..............$3.95

SIDES…Chips & Salsa......................................$4.95Potato Chips & Ranch ..........................$3.95Cheese & Crackers ...............................$5.95Loa o Homemade Bread .....................$2.25French Fries.........................................$2.25Basket o Fries .....................................$4.95Wae Fries .........................................$3.25Basket o Wae Fries ...........................$6.95Steak Fries ..........................................$4.95Chili Cheese Fries.................................$6.95

SUBS & SANDWICHES…• All sandwiches are served on Homemade Bread

Shaved Prime Rib Sandwich..................$7.95Reuben Sandwich ................................$7.95Corned Bee Sandwich ..........................$6.95Famous Club Sandwich ........................$8.95French Dip Sandwich............................$6.95Philly Steak Sandwich ..........................$7.95Fried Chicken Sandwich ........................$5.95Grilled Chicken Sandwich ......................$5.95Battered Fish Sandwich .........................$6.95BLT.....................................................$6.95Grilled Ham & Cheese ..........................$5.95Grilled Cheese .....................................$3.25

• All subs served hot or cold with choice of cheese,choice of dressing, lettuce, tomato & onion

Stacked Ham Sub ................................$7.95Stacked Turkey Sub ..............................$7.95Turkey, Bacon & Ranch Sub ..................$8.95Italian-Ham & Salami Sub.....................$7.95Shaved Prime Rib Sub ..........................$8.95

Famous Party Lounge Coney Dog ..........$2.95Chili Dog.............................................$2.75Hot Dog ..............................................$2.00

BURGERS…All burgers are 1/3# fresh ground beef served on a homemade bun with chips

Hamburger ..........................................$4.25Cheeseburger ......................................$4.50Mushroom Swiss Burger .......................$4.95Olive Burger ........................................$4.75Patty Melt ............................................$4.95

Viking Burger .......................................$5.95Western Burger ....................................$5.25Sticky Burger .......................................$5.95

DINNER ENTREES…All dinners served with your choice of potato and choice of cole slaw, soup or salad or homemade bread

Friday & Saturday Nights -Salad Bar available with all dinners

New York StripPorterhouse SteakT-Bone SteakRibeye SteakPrime RibBaby Back RibsBattered CodWhitefshDeep Fried ShrimpPopcorn ShrimpFrog Legs (when available)Crab Legs (when available)

FOR THE LITTLE TYKES…10 & UNDER…All kids’ meals served with fries & a small drink

Grilled Cheese .....................................$3.50Macaroni & Cheese ..............................$3.50Hard or Sot Shell Taco .........................$3.50

Hot Dog ..............................................$3.50Chicken Nuggets ..................................$3.50

CadillaC Party loungeThe Area’s Only TRUE Sports Lounge!

516 N. Mitchell St., Cadillac • Call for take-out anytime! 231-775-9073Hours: Monday-Saturday 7 AM to 2 AM, Sunday 12 PM-2 AM

All steaks and burgers can be cooked to order. Notice: Consuming raw or undercooked meat, poultry, seafood or eggs, may increase your risk of food borne illness.

The Only Sports Bar in the

North to watch your favorite

sporting events.

Home of two 50” plasma TVs

Domestic & Imported BeerVariety of Wines

Please ask your server what is available

Steak Cookout

Every Saturday

Night,

regardless of

weather!


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GREAT GREENS

Grilled Cherry Chicken Salad ..................................................$8.95Romaine lettuce tossed with dried tart cherries, pecans, bleu cheese crumbles, red onions,mandarin oranges and tangy cherr y vinaigrette. Topped with a grilled chicken breast.

Grilled Chicken Caesar ...........................................................$8.95Romaine lettuce, resh parmesan cheese and croutons tossed with a traditional Caesar dressing and topped with a char-grilled chicken breast.

Oriental Nappa Crunch Salad..................................................$8.95Nappa cabbage, toasted crunch, mandarin oranges and green onions, tossed with a sweet oriental dressing. Topped with a grilled chicken breast.

Thai Steak Salad* ..................................................................$9.95Tender strips o grilled stead tossed with ame roasted oriental vegetables, sliced almonds,carrot and crispy wonton strips. Served over a bed o tangy Thai dressed Romaine lettuce.

Steak Sizzler Salad* ...............................................................$9.95Romaine lettuce topped with sirloin steak roasted peppers and onions, carrots, tomato and cucumbers. Served with our homemade balsamic vinaigrette.

Seaood Salad ........................................................................$8.95Shrimp, krab, celery, black olives, red onion, Monterrey jack and cheddar cheese over mixed greens. Served with our sour cream lemon dressing.

Greek Salad ...........................................................................$7.95Mixed greens topped with r ed onion, black olives, mild yellow peppers, beets, eta cheese,tomato and Mediterranean eta dressing.

Soup du Jour ...............................................................$2.75/$3.75Enjoy a cup or bowl o our che’s special homemade soup.

Cadillac Chowder ........................................................$2.95/$3.95Homemade New England style seaood chowder.

French Onion Soup ......................................................$2.95/$3.95Baked with homemade croutons and topped with melted provolone.

SANDWICH BOARD

Burger Platter* ......................................................................$6.951/2 lb. o resh ground bee grilled to order.

Motor City Burger* .................................................................$7.95Sautéed mushrooms, onions and your choice o cheese - cheddar, swiss, provolone or smoked Gouda, compliment our 1/2 lb. resh burger patty.

Olive Tapenade Burger* ..........................................................$7.95Enjoy our homemade olive Tapenade, spread generously over a 1/2 lb. resh burger patty,topped with Swiss cheese.

Caddy Burger* .......................................................................$7.951/2 lb. o resh ground bee topped with bacon, ham and Swiss cheese.

Chicken Monterrey .................................................................$7.95Tender grilled chicken breast placed on a Kaiser roll topped with sautéed mushrooms, onionsand Monterrey jack cheese.

Italian Panino.............................................$6.75 hal/$8.75 wholeSalami, ham, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato, mild peppers and creamy Italian dressing on grilled ciabatta bread.

Southwest Turkey Panino ............................$6.75 hal/$8.75 wholeTurkey, ame roasted peppers, onions, crisp cucumbers, lettuce, tomato, swiss cheese on grilled ciabatta bread with a tangy southwestern style sauce.

Tuna Panino ...............................................$6.75 hal/$8.75 wholeTuna salad topped with swiss and cheddar cheese, tomato and crisp resh lettuce.

CHEF SPECIALTIES

Chicken Marsala ..................................................................$14.95Pecan our breaded chicken breast sautéed with mushrooms and shallots in a Marsala winesauce. Served over a generous helping o mashed potatoes.

Grilled Pork Tenderloin ..........................................................$14.95T ender pork tenderloin grilled to perection and topped with horseradish peppercorn sauce.

Grilled Chicken Veracruz .......................................................$14.95Grilled chicken breast topped with a deliciously spicy and tangy sauce, using the avors o capers and olive oil to bring you the taste o old Mexico.

Grilled Honey BBQ Salmon ....................................................$16.95Coho salmon, brushed with Che Lee’s own honey BBQ sauced and grilled to perection.

Smoked Pork Loin Chop ........................................................$16.95 A monstrous, bone-in, smoked pork chop grilled and topped with Fuji apples sautéed inbrown sugar and cinnamon.

Prime Rib o Bee* ..................................................$17.95/$19.95“Best in the North” Specially seasoned & slow roasted or a tr uly mouth-watering taste.Choose rom the smaller 10 oz. convertible cut or the larger 12 oz. limo!

Flat Iron Steak* ...................................................................$16.95Choice 8 oz. at iron steak grilled to perection, served with a side o horseradish peppercornsauce.

PERFECT PASTA

Baked Ziti ..............................................................................$9.95Rich creamy cheese and tomato sauce ser ved over penne noodles, crusted and baked til golden brown.

Chicken Parmesan..................................................................$9.95Deep ried breaded chicken, topped with marinara sauce & cheese covering a bowl o capel-lini noodles.

Portabella Mushroom Stued Ravioli ....................................$10.95 Jumbo ravioli stued with portabella mushrooms and topped with a rich marinara sauce.

Sausage and Peppers Veronia ...............................................$12.95Sautéed sausage, peppers and onions in a hearty marinara sauce, served over cheesestued tortellini.

Seaood Alredo ....................................................................$11.25Rich creamy seaood Alredo sauce with shrimp and krab, olded into ettucine noodles.

Seaood Stued Cannelloni ..................................................$12.25Handmade Cannelloni stued with krab, shrimp, ricotta and parmesan cheeses, generously topped with Alredo sauce.

Chicken Piccata ...................................................................$13.95Chicken breast sautéed in a rich lemon butter caper sauce, ser ved over angel hair pasta.

CLUB HOUSE FAVORITES

Sirloin Sizzler* ................................................................$1,284.43 A 7 oz. petite sirloin sizzler, perect or the light eater.

Chicken Madeira ..................................................................$15.95Lightly breaded chicken breast sautéed with asparagus & mushrooms. Topped with Madeirawine sauce and mozzarella cheese. Served over mashed potatoes.

Pistachio Crusted Whitefsh ..................................................$15.95Lake Superior whitefsh baked with a pistachio and garlic crust t opped with orange-limevinaigrette.

BBQ Baby Back Ribs ...............................................$15.95/$19.95Enjoy a slow roasted rack o ribs, basted with our sweet and tangy BBQ sauce and fnished on the grill. Enjoy a hal or whole slab.

Cod Dinner ...........................................................................$11.95Two pieces o select Nor th Atlantic cod, deep ried till golden brown.

Cadillac Grill Chicken Tenders ...............................................$13.95 A generous helping o breaded chicken tenderloins, ried until golden brown. Served with youchoice o dipping sauces - ranch, bbq or honey mustard.

Grilled Smoked Gouda Chicken .............................................$14.95T ender grilled chicken breast topped with asparagus, crisp bacon and creamy smoked Gouda cheese.

Beer Battered Walleye ..........................................................$18.95Canadian walleye dipped in a seasoned beer batter and deep ried until golden brown. Alsoavailable sautéed.

Wonton Shrimp .....................................................................$14.95Wonton breaded Nobashi shrimp riend until a light golden brown. served with a side o swee& sour sauce.

Grilled Ribeye* .....................................................................$19.95 A tender 10 oz. ribeye steak grilled to order Enjoy with either our Jack Daniels Whiskey Pep- percorn Butter or our own special Bleu Cheese Butter.

New York Strip Steak* ..........................................................$19.45 A choice 12 oz. New York Strip, well marbled or great avor and grilled to perection. Top witheither Jack Daniels Whiskey Peppercorn Butter or our own special Bleu Cheese Butter.

*Cooked to order. Consuming raw or undercooked meat may increase your r isk o oodborne illness.

7839 E. 46 1/2 RD., CaDillaC

231-779-3663 • www.golfElDoRaDo.Com


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ESCAPE B ar & Grill

SALADS & SOUPS

NEW YORK STRIP SALAD $7.95Romaine and iceberg lettuce, tomato, redonion and your choice of dressing.

ESCAPE COBB SALAD $6.95Grilled chicken breast, Bleu cheese, bacon,tomato, onions, green peppers, hard boiledegg and avocado, your choice of dressing

CAESAR SALAD $2.95Romaine lettuce, parmesan cheese,croutons, and Caesar dressingAdd a grilled chicken

breast additional $4.00HOUSE SALAD $2.75Iceburg lettuce, cucumber, cherrytomatoes, carrots and red onionChoice of dressings

SOUPS

SOUP DU JOUR $2.50Your server will inform you of your choiceof soup for the day

CHEF’S SPECIAL CHILI $3.50Topped with shredded cheddar cheeseand onion

SANDWICHESGRILLED REUBEN $6.95Hot corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut on grilled rye, topped with thousandisland dressing

ESCAPE CLUB $6.95Fresh sliced turkey, bacon, lettuce andtomato, mayo, choice of bread

CHICKEN BACONRANCH MELT $7.95Grilled chicken breast, choice of Americanor Swiss cheese, bacon, lettuce, tomato onbun, topped with ranch dressing

BLT $4.95Bacon, lettuce and tomato, served on your

choice of breadGRILLED HAM AND CHEESE $5.25Sliced ham, American or Swiss cheesegrilled on your choice of bread

TUNA SALAD $5.25Served on your choice of bread

TUNA MELT ON RYE $5.25Albacore tuna, American or Swiss cheeseon grilled rye***ALL sandwiches served with potato

salad or macaroni salad

BURGERS & FRIES

*THE ESCAPE BURGER $7.951/3 lb. of fresh ground beef topped withmelted cheese of your choiceFried onions and pickles

*THE UNDERGROUND BURGER $7.95

1/3 lb. fresh ground beef topped withbacon, grilled onions, Cheddar cheese andour sweet BBQ sauce

*MUSHROOM BURGER $7.951/3 lb. fresh ground beef with slicedmushroom and Swiss cheese

GARDEN BURGER $5.95

French Fries $2.25

Chili Cheese Fries $4.00

Onion Rings $3.50

Mushroom Caps $4.50

Chicken Strips $4.50

Jalapeno Popper

with Salsa $3.50

*STEAKS AND CHOPS

*NEW YORKSTRIP STEAK $11.95USDA choice 12 oz. strip steak cooked to perfection with potato and vegetableYour choice of soup or house salad

*RIBEYE STEAK $12.95USDA choice 10 oz. steak cooked to perfection with potato and vegetableYour choice of soup or house salad

PORK LOIN CHOPS $9.95Two delicious center cut chops servedwith potato and vegetable

Your choice of soup or house salad

*These items can be cooked to order.Consuming undercooked meats mayincrease your risk of food bourne illness

Menu subject to change.

CHICKEN

COUNTRY FRIEDCHICKEN $8.95Tender chicken breast, breaded and fried,topped with country gravy, potato andvegetable, your choice of soup or salad

CHAR BROILEDCHICKEN BREAST $7.95Two char broiled marinated, bonelesschicken breasts served with potato andvegetable, your choice of soup or house

salad

SOUTH OF THE BORDERESCAPE BURRITO $7.95Beef burrito smothered with chili,

shredded lettuce, onions, tomatoes andcheese

QUESADILLAS $6.95Choice of beef or chicken, grilled flourtortilla and cheese

FROM THE NET

GRILLED ATLANTICSALMON $10.50Served with potato, and vegetable du jour

JUMBO FRIED SHRIMP AND CHIPS $9.50

BEER BATTERED COD AND CHIPS $7.50

Choice of Potato Salad or Macaroni Salad

ESCAPE BAR & GRILL101 EAST HARRIS ST.

CADILLAC, MI 49601

231-775-9666


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Up In SmokeBBQ dallas llc

CATERING AVAILABLE . . . Still smokin’ . . . .

101 S. Main Street, Evart • 616-617-9196

* Individual Dinners *

• Ribs,• Beef Brisket (Sliced or chopped)

• Half Chicken• Hot Links or Sausage 1 meat dinner - $8.00

2 meat dinner - $10.00 3 meat dinner - $12.00 All dinners come w/toast and

choice of 2 side items

Choices: Baked Beans, Potato

Salad, Corn on the Cobb, Cole

Slaw or Fries

Smoked by the Pound (serves 3-4)

Beef Brisket - $11.00 Chicken - $6.00

Hot Links or Sausage - $6.00

* Ribs by the Slab * Whole Slab - $24.00

Half Slab - $12.00

* Sandwiches * Ribs, Sliced or Chopped Beef Brisket, Hot Links or Sausage - $6.00

Smoked Hamburger $4.00 Smoked Hot Dog $2.00

(All sandwiches served on a toasted bun)

w/Fries add $2.00 w/1 Small Side add $1.00

* Texas-Style Sides * Baked Beans, Potato

Salad, Cole Slaw, Red Beans & Rice, Green

Beans, Corn on Cobb $2.00 per order

* Specialties * Giant Stuffed Potatoes

Plain - $5.00 (Butter, cheese, sour cream)

Stuffed - $7.00 (Butter, cheese, sour cream, chopped

beef brisket and BBQ sauce)

BBQ Chicken Wings **Served with celery, ranch

or blue cheese**

$4.00 - 1/2 dozen$8.00 - 1 dozen$12.00 - 18 wings

w/Fries add $2.00 w/1 Small Side add $1.00

* Drinks * All sodas and bottle water

$1.00 per canTexas Sweet Tea

$2.00 (20 oz.)

Unsweetened Tea $2.00 (20 oz.)

Specializing InFall Off The Bone,

Backyard Texas BBQ

Up In Smoked BBQ Dallas was startedback in 1998 in Dallas, Texas and has

been serving the southern parts of theUnited States. We specialize in southern

style, backyard, “fall off the bone”BBQ, Cajun Creole Food andBig Mama’s Home Cookin’.

Not only does Up In Smoke BBQ Dallasserve their loyal guests in all types of

settings, we also provide great food andfun during Festivals, State Fairs, RodeosNBA Games, NCAA Football Games, Boa

Shows, Home and Garden Shows, CookOffs and Sports Tournaments.

The Award-winning Up In Smoke BBQ Dallas is on the rise as we expand our

business into the Northern MichiganRegion. Our future is brighter than

ever before. We continue to strive forexcellence, “making all of your catering

needs our business.”

www.upinsmokebbqdallas.com

[email protected] a Fan on Facebook!!

Hours: Tues.-Sat. 10 AM-8 PM

Sun.: 11 AM-6 PM


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