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Manistee Catholic Central students Alex Kowalkowski (left) and Michael Drew (right) are shown with teacher Pete Solwold after making a six-day trip to Washington, D.C. to take part in a Washington Workshops program for high school students.
Ken Grabowski/News Advocate

4pm-6pm....Golf Shoot on Lake Elinor 6pm............Horse Pull North Park at Lake Elinor. Hosted by Dickson Twp. Fire Department

Learning how government works

Manistee Catholic Central students attend Washington Workshops seminar
By KEN GRABOWSKI
AssociAte editor
MANISTEE Middle school students at Manistee Catholic Central have been making educational trips to Washington, D.C. through the Washington Workshops program every other year since 1989, but when a new opportunity for high school students presented itself to advisor Pete Solwold back in the spring, it was too good for him to pass up. Solwold was informed by officials from the Washington Workshops group that funding was available for several students to take part in an allexpenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C. for the government focused program. It was an opportunity that Manistee Catholic Central seniors Alex Kowalkowski and Michael Drew felt was something they couldnt pass up. Although the program was similar in nature to what they had attended several years ago, this one was much more intense in terms of learning how government functions. Back in late May, the Washington Workshops group
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Saturday, Sept. 3
All Day ......Softball Tournament 9am ............Highbridge Hustle 5k Run or Walk starts at 9am at the Brethren High School. Sponsored by: Orchard Hill, Terwilliger Funeral
Home and Third Coast

2pm............Fire Dept. Waterball Competition 4pm-6pm....Steve Asiala Acoustic Sponsored by Somsel Lumber Co. 6pm-8pm....DJ to the Macks - Joel Mackey Sponsored by State Farm-Agent Mary Sturdevant 8pm-1am ....ONAGER (variety band) Sponsored by Dublin Store Dusk ..........Fireworks- Over Lake Elinor

We went and visited with Rep. Bill Huizenga (R, Zeeland) and sat in on one of his committee meetings which was really neat. What was also nice was you see big name people like Michele Bachmann and others walk by.
ALEX KOWALKOWSKI,
MANISTEE CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT

10am ..........Arts and Crafts Show 10am-2pm ..Kids Games & Crafts 10am-5pm ..Open House at the Museum, Brethren Heritage Association at the Corner of Cart and Amick 10am-4pm ..Golf Shoot on Lake Elinor 11am ..........Conservatory of Dance Performance 11am-5pm ..Heritage Lane Featuring First Families & Christmas Past 11am ..........Cardboard Boat Race Registration 11am, Boat Show 11:30am, Races begin at Noon 12-4pm .......Eileen Hawkins Variety Band Sponsored by Traks Bar & Grill and Gentz Forest Products All Day ......Food and Beer Concessions Noon .........Horseshoe Tournament Reg. at noon - Starts at 1pm 11am ..........Poker Run Register at 11am in park - Ride starts at 12pm - $15/ bike. Boat Race on Lake Elinor

All Day ......Softball Tournament 10am ..........Community Church Service In Gazebo. Public Welcome Noon-3pm..Chicken Dinner 12-3pm or until 300 dinners are sold. $9 for adults, $6 for kids 12 & Under Noon-3pm..The Nephews (Folk Music) Sponsored by Kaleva Telephone Co. Noon .........Food and Beer Concessions Noon-5pm..Cornhole Tournament @ Carroll Swayze Gallery $10 per team Noon-5pm..Open House at the Museum Brethren Heritage Association at the corner of Cart and Amick Noon-4pm..Heritage Lane Featuring First Families & Christmas Past 4pm-8pm....Larry Bialik and The Ramblin Band Sponsored by Micro Service 3pm............All Corvette Car Show Brethren High School 4pm............The Brethren Days Grand Parade 8pm-1am ....Powerplay Sponsored by Brethren EZ Mart

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Aug. 28 Lakeshore Choir Concert, 9 a.m., Manistee United Methodist Church, 387 First St. Aug. 28 Lithuanian Potluck Dinner, 1 p.m., Mason County Eastern School, Custer Aug. 28 Live Music on the Porch, 1:30-4:30 p.m., Douglas Valley Organic Vineyard, Schoedel Road, Onekama Manistee County Historical Museum Heritage Social, 4-7 p.m., Manistee Golf & Country Club
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Aug. 30 Line dancing, lessons 6:30-7 p.m., dancing 7-9 p.m., VFW Hall, 1211 28th St., Manistee Aug. 30 Auditions for The Nutcracker, 5:30 p.m., Rotary Ballroom, Ramsdell Theatre Aug. 31 Open Mic Night, 8 p.m., Kaleva Tavern, 9289 Walta St., Kaleva Aug. 31 Friends of Note for musicians, poets and afficianadoes, 7-9 p.m., Zeppis restaurant, 14203 Coates Highway, Brethren Sept. 2-4 Brethren Days Sept. 2 Guster, 7:30 p.m., Kresge Auditorium, Interlochen Center for the Arts Sept. 2 Screening of 10 West Studios film Jerusalem Countdown, 7:30 p.m., Ramsdell Theatre Sept. 3 Screening of 10 West Studios film Jerusalem Countdown, 3:30 and 7:30 p.m., Ramsdell Theatre Sept. 3-4 Lumber Days, Historic White Pine Village,

Ludington Sept. 3-4 Yesterday - A Tribute to the Beatles, 8 p.m., Little River Casino Resort Sept. 3 Northern Michigan Dragway Night Moves, 9 p.m., 13991 Potter Rd., Bear Lake Sept. 4 Northern Michigan Dragway Bracket Race, 8 p.m., 13991 Potter Rd., Bear Lake Sept. 4 Live Music on the Porch, 1:30-4:30 p.m., Douglas Valley Organic Vineyard, Schoedel Road, Onekama Sept. 6 Line dancing, lessons 6:30-7 p.m., dancing 7-9 p.m., VFW Hall, 1211 28th St., Manistee Sept. 7 Open Mic Night, 8 p.m., Kaleva Tavern, 9289 Walta St., Kaleva Sept. 8 Wellston Jammers Jam Session, 1-4 p.m., Norman Township Community Center Sept. 9 Crystal Lake Art Center Juried Show, Exhibition and Reception at the former Coast Guard Station, Frankfort Sept. 10 Port City Street Fair, downtown Manistee Sept. 10 Three Dog Night, 8 p.m., Little River Casino Resort Sept. 10 Northern Michigan Dragway After Hours Street Drags, 10 p.m., 13991 Potter Rd., Bear Lake Sept. 11 Live Music on the Porch, 1:30-4:30 p.m.,

A screening of 10 West Studios film Jerusalem Countdown will be held at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 3, at the Ramsdell Theatre. Douglas Valley Organic Vineyard, Schoedel Road, Onekama Sept. 13 Line dancing, lessons 6:30-7 p.m., dancing 7-9 p.m., VFW Hall, 1211 28th St., Manistee Sept. 14 Open Mic Night, 8 p.m., Kaleva Tavern, 9289 Walta St., Kaleva Sept. 15-17 Scottville Harvest Festival, Downtown Scottville Sept. 16 See You In September dinner and dancing, PLA fundraiser, 6:30-11 p.m., Portage Point Inn, (231) 8893393 Sept. 16-18 Childrens production Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp, Ramsdell Theatre, Manistee Sept. 16 Blessing of the Animals and Farm Olympics, 1 p.m., Circle Rocking S Childrens Farm, Free Soil Sept. 17 Green Art Fair, Douglas Valley Organic Vineyard, Schoedel Road, Onekama Sept. 17 Green Art Fair, Douglas Valley Organic Vineyard, Schoedel Road, Onekama Sept. 17 Ronnie Milsap, Little River Casino Resort Sept. 17-18 West Michigan Old Engine Club Tractor and Garden Tractor Pulls, Scottville Riverside Park Sept. 18 Blessing of the Animals, Circle Rocking S Childrens Farm, Free Soil Sept. 18 Live Music on the Porch, 1:30-4:30 p.m., Douglas Valley Organic Vineyard, Schoedel Road, Onekama Sept. 22-24 Ludington Visiting Writers Fall Conference, Ludington Center for the Arts Sept. 24 Northern Michigan Dragway trophy races,
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BRETHREN DAYS

Shaffer named as grand marshal for 42nd Annual Brethren Days parade

BRETHREN The committee for Brethren Days has chosen its Grand Marshal for this years parade. Each year a search takes place to find someone special in the community to bestow this honor upon. The committee announced Jean Krahe Shaffer is the grand marshal of the 2011 tance of community service Brethren Days Parade, and volunteerism. She which will take place on always wanted her small Sunday, Sept. 4 starting at town kids to know that it 4 p.m. was a big world out there Shaffer was born and that there were opporand raised in Onekema, tunities for them beyond the the daughter of Newton borders of their little village. Frederick Fritz and Irene Through her work with the Krahe. She graduated FHA she was able to take from Central Michigan her students to places all University in Mt. Pleasant over the United States for where she studied to be a national FHA events where home economics teacher. her students could see this After a short student teachfirsthand. ing stint in Dearborn she Shaffer was loved and began to look for a job. At respected as a teacher and a the time there were only role model which is shown three positions available by the fond memories in the whole state in her recounted by some of her field, one of them being in Brethren, which was not her former students. When asked about first choice. Having graduShaffer, Wellston resident, Courtesy Photos ated from Onekema High, Brethren Days is scheduled to begin Sept. 2. There will be a variety of festivities, including the horse pull Brethren High was the rival Jacqueline Miller said: She was a great teacher. She (ABOVE) and the cardboard boat race (BELOW). school, so when the call taught both my father and I. came that she had gotten I loved her class especially the job, she announced to on cooking days. She taught the principal, her friends us how to make baked and parents, that she Alaska. It was so good. I would only be staying think my awesome cooking a year. That statement skills had their beginnings became very humorous over the years because Mrs. in her class. Wendy Maier, President Shaffer stayed a little longer The 42nd Annual of the Brethren Boosters, than she had envisioned, Brethren Days, scheduled was also one of her stuin fact she retired in 2003 for Labor Day weekend, after 32 years of teaching at dents. Sept. 2 to 4, will feature She was our class Brethren High. several new events during advisor, Maier said. She Shaffer was very active the three days of family always looked out for her with her students durfun. students in the most caring ing her years of teaching This annual celebration way. She always did for othespecially with the Future has grown a lot since its ers first and herself last. Homemakers of America debut in 1969 when a small Shaffer is facing one of Organization. group of neighbors and her biggest challenges in life My students taught friends, calling themselves right now, but she is facing me a great deal, Shaffer The Brethren Boosters it with grace, strength and recalled as she spoke with decided to organize an endhumor, staying positive in great pride about her active of-summer festival. a very difficult situation. FHA group at Brethren The schedule of events Shaffer was diagnosed with High School. The field of is set and Brethren Days Parkinsons disease in 2003 home economics changed is right around the corner. registration will take place times in each category and ner was 75. We had plenty and, although it is hard for drastically during my This years celebration from noon to 2 p.m. on there will also be prizes for of teenagers in the race as her to get around easily, career. My class evolved includes a lot of traditional well. Sunday, Sept. 4. The tourthe best looking boat, the she is looking forward to family fun as well as tournament will be from 2 to 5 from basically being a girls most creative design, the Registration for the the Brethren Days Parade. cooking and sewing class to naments and competitions p.m. best costumes, the most Highbridge Hustle is at It will be a fun day when a coed all inclusive educathroughout the weekend. For general informaspirit and the Titanic award Brethren High School at the whole community can On Friday, Sept. 2, the tion on this years Brethren tion in life skills covering for the most spectacular 8 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. embrace her as she rides subjects such as consumer Brethren Fire Department Days festivities, call Wendy sinking 3 and the race will begin through town in her golf education, family living, will again host the everMaier (231) 477-5765; There will be softball sharply at 9 a.m. The race child development, employ- cart decorated with Mickey popular Horse Pull, which regarding the Cardboard tournaments all day both ends on Amick Street, Mouse memorabilia. ability skills, health, nutriattracts teams of draft Saturday and Sunday and a Boat Race, Cornhole across from Dickson Brethren Days is slated tion, and drug education. horses from all over the Tournament and the Golf horseshoe tournament on Township Park where for Labor Day Weekend; Important necessary state vying for the strongest refreshments and an award Saturday starting at noon Shoot, call Carroll Swayze Friday, Saturday and studies that she laments team award. The competi(941) 266-6434; for the in the park. ceremony will follow. Sunday, Sept. 2 to 4. The have been sadly thrown by tion starts at 6 p.m. in the Horse Pull, call Scott For the second year, New this year will be parade is on Sunday, Sept. 4 the wayside in this age of north park on Lake Elinor. The Carroll Swayze Gallery, Cameron (231) 510-1076; the first annual Cardboard starting at 4 p.m. Everyone school funding cuts. Golfers from all over and the 5K run/walk, call directly across from Boat Race on Saturday, is invited to share in some Shaffer wanted her the area can try their luck Diane Ward (231) 357-3191. the park, will be hostSept. 3. The fun will begin students to learn the impor- good old-fashioned fun. at one of the newest games ing the annual Cornhole at 11 a.m. with race regisadded to Brethren Days tration, followed at 11:30 by Tournament. Cornhole is a this year, the Target Golf game where two teams of the Cardboard Boat Show Shoot. This game is being two players each compete until the races begin at held on the shore of Lake by throwing beanbags into noon at the beach on Lake Elinor before the horse a target for points. Highest Elinor. pull on Sept. 2 from 4 to score wins. The rules are simple: 6 p.m., and then again on This is a double elimidesign and build a humanSaturday, Sept. 3, from 10 nation tournament and powered boat out of cora.m. to 4 p.m. rugated cardboard and race Golfers will attempt to it around a small course. hit a golf ball into a target, Boats must be built using which will be floating in cardboard, tape, glue, Lake Elinor. wax and paint and must The Highbridge Hustle be human-powered with on Saturday morning is paddles, oars, push poles, always one of the highlights fins or sails. There are four of the weekend. The 5K categories: Little Sailors Onekama Lions run/walk attracts runners (14 and under), Teen from all over to compete Scalawags (14-17) Family Thursday 6 pm for medals. Race chairBuccaneers (mixed ages) Manistee County woman Diane Ward has and Pirates (adults 18 and been involved with the over). First-, second- and Fairgrounds Highbridge Hustle since third-place prizes will be NOW SMOKE-FREE! the beginning. awarded for the fastest Local runner, Phil Archer was instrumental Declare Your Fuel Independence! in helping me organize Pre Pellet The News Advocate will publish a series of short articles from the race from the beginSale Check out area residents reporting where they were, what they were ning, Ward said. People $179/ton nowadays seem very aware doing and what their memories of the 9-11 attacks on America. HearthStone stoves at of the importance of exerWed like to hear your story (400 words or less). Alternative Heating and Fuel! cise, so we encourage parPlease email it to Managing Editor David L. Barber at ticipants of all ages to get Alternative Heating and Fuel dbarber@pioneergroup.com, or mail it to him at involved. 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I am tossing my hat in the ring HAVE A STORY IDEA? to become the next president
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After watching the Sunday morning news shows this past weekend and their interviews with the socalled 2012 presidential candidates from both parties I decided it was time to toss my hat in the ring. That is right folks, I am officially announcing my candidacy for the office of the president as the Do Nothing Party candidate. Our platform is We plan to do nothing over the next four years and we will deliver. Can the other parties deliver on their campaign promises in the same manner? I think not. After listening to some of those other candidates, I have come to the conclusion that I am just as qualified (or unqualified if you will) to run as they are. All it takes is a lot of double talk, smiling and a bus tour across America (or in my case a Dodge Caliber road trip) and come January 2013 my new address will be 1600 Pennsylvannia Ave. Washington D.C. (the D.C. stands for Dont Care.) I figured now that I am running for president it would be best if reporter Ken Grabowski interviewed candidate Ken Grabowski on the issues. Reporter: I see that you want to be referred to like other candidates by past titles like Gov. Romney and Speaker Gingrich. What is the last elected office you held? Candidate: You can call me Mr. Vice President. Reporter: I dont recall you being vice president of this country.

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Candidate: I wasnt. I was vice president of my fifth grade class at Washington Elementary School. Reporter: I see ... Why is your brochure on what your canididacy would bring to this country blank? Candidate: When is the last time you saw a president deliver on any of what they said during the campaign? I am a politician who delivers what he promised, and in this case, that is nothing. Reporter: The office of the presidency requires foreign policy experience. Do you have it? Candidate: If I stand on the roof of my house at night and look to the west I can sometimes see the lights of Wisconsin. Reporter: Wisconsin isnt a foreign country. Candidate: Have you seen what the Republicans have done to the unions and middle class in that state? That sure isnt America. Reporter: What do you feel would correct the lack of bi-partisan politics in Washington? Candidate: Dont re-elect any of the current legislators.

Reporter: What would you do to lower the high unemployment numbers? Candidate: Well, I could continue on the course that the Republicans and Democrats have set for us.That amounts to doing nothing until their benefits run out, so they go off the rolls, thus lowering the numbers. Reporter: What is your solution to reducing the deficit? Candidate: Good question, Ken. I have in-depth knowledge of the problem and have studied it closely and determined what we currently are doing isnt working. I plan to study the situation, evaluate the situation and get feedback from America. Because less is more and the American people deserve our best effort. Reporter: Huh? That is double talk and doesnt make sense. What is your plan for this country? Candidate: My plan is a comprehensive one that will focus on making America great again. Reporter: You are still not answering my questions or saying what you plan to do or how you will do it. You are not telling me anything useful that will help this country. Candidate: That is why I am just as qualified as all my opponents seeking the presidency, and I will remain that way until I... See you next Wednesday. Associate Editor Ken Grabowskis columns run ever Wednesday in the Manistee News Advocate.

Residents encouraged to stride toward healthier lifestyles at Manistee Labor Day Bridges Walk
As a part of the Get Michigan Moving program, the City of Manistee Non-Motorized Transportation Committee is organizing a Manistee Beach, Bridges and Riverwalk Community Labor Day Bridge Walk on Labor Day, Sept. 5 starting at 9 a.m. from Fifth Avenue Beach parking lot. Like the Mackinac Bridge Labor Day Walk, the Manistee event is five miles long, with walkers having the option of taking shorter routes. Throughout Michigan communities are organizing Labor Day Community Walks in an effort to link communities together for health, fitness and active living and as an important step toward living healthier and more physically active lives. The walk will take participants across both bridges that span the Manistee River Channel, on the Riverwalk, and through downtown Manistee on River Street. By holding local events all across the state, we hope to double or even triple the number of walkers on Labor Day and bring attention to the importance of physical activity for the health of Michigan, said Marilyn Lieber, president and CEO of the Michigan Fitness Foundation. She added that a physically active Michigan is a healthier Michigan as her organization works to encourage residents to take advantage of opportunities to enjoy Michigans beautiful parks, trails and lakes while hiking, biking and swimming their way to fitness and health. Further information about the Michigan Fitness Foundation is available at the website www.michiganfitness.org or by calling (800) 434-8642.

FiveCAP offering food preservation workshop

FiveCAP Inc., in collaboration with MSU Extension, will be holding its annual food preservation workshop for low-income residents of Manistee County on Tuesday, Sept. 13 at 10 a.m. at the Manistee FiveCAP Office, 265 First St. The food preservation workshop is being held as a follow-up to the gardening workshop that was held in the spring. Participants will be educated on proper canning and freezing techniques to preserve garden vegetables for the winter. Each participant will receive free freezer bags and canning jars. Registration can be completed and further information is available by contacting Beth at (231) 723-8327 or visiting the Manistee FiveCAP office.

Stampin for a Cure event set for Oct. 8

PENTWATER To observe Breast Cancer Awareness month, a group of women from around the area will be hosting two card making sessions using the latest stamping and scrapbooking supplies. This second annual event will be held Saturday, Oct. 8 with sessions at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. at St. Vincents Church in Pentwater. Participants will each create six cards and beginners are welcome. A lunch will be served, and there will be educational information about breast cancer awareness and door prizes throughout the day. There is a cost savings if registration is completed before Sept. 24. To register, call Jenny Peterson at (231) 861-4715 or jenny@lakeshorestamping.com. All monies raised will be donated to the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Grand Rapids Affiliate. Last year $1,000 was raised and this year the goal is $2,000.

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City Central. That led to one of their teachers saying they would like to try it out, but they had never heard of the program, said Solwold. I talked to them about my program, but no one said they could do it like we do with the fundraising. Tom said money was available now, so I said I can find two or three kids to go and then several came from Traverse City. I said we are in if you can pay for it, because we didnt have the money for it in our funds. Kowalkowski said the Traverse City teacher contacted him and Drew directly. She had six students from Traverse City Central and West high schools that were interested in going. They said the Washington Workshops group was very accommodating. We had a very early flight, so they even paid for a room for us and our parents the night before the flight, said Kowalkowski. The program is more demanding than the middle school one. It required that those attending do more research and actually write a law. Both Kowalkowski and Drew said they found the experience to be a very educational one. We went and visited with Rep. Bill Huizenga (R, Zeeland) and sat in on one of his committee meetings which was really neat, said Kowalkowski. What was also nice was you see big name people like Michele Bachmann and others walk by. Drew pointed out that another highlight was visiting the Coast Guard facilities. We saw some great technology there and it was really cool, said Drew. Another thing they did was to separate into three different committees to discuss various hot topic issues. Drew was on the energy efficiency committee and Kowalkowski served on one for gun control. Each committee had to take a side on it, and Michael talked on his for quite a while, said Kowalkowski. Drew agreed that he enjoyed it, and said they made good progress on his bill. Ours passed, but we had to add a few amendments to it, said Drew. Kowalkowski said the 60-plus students that were there from Florida and Michigan voted on the bill. They said that was an interesting concept in seeing how legislation develops and moves on to become law. It is really interesting for them to see how a law is made, said Solwold. That experience is much more than any sight seeing that takes place while they are in Washington, D.C. Both Drew and Kowalkowski said the concept of serving an internship with the Washington Workshops is something they would be interested in pursuing down the road. They said both the middle and high school experiences have been good ones. However, the two Manistee Catholic Central seniors agreed that at this point in time they arent looking at politics as a future source of employment. Both were in agreement in their line of thinking in regard to that matter. I considered it before and it is interesting, but I dont think I would want to make a career out of it, said Kowalkowski. Drew also pointed out that they had a lobbyist come talk to them about what they do in Washington. It proved to be an interesting concept to the world of politics and the way things operate in Washington, D.C. He was lobbying for agriculture issues, said Drew. The two students said another activity they took part in was a debate that was set up by a professor from George Mason University. They were broken up into groups with each being assigned one of the memorials in Washington, D.C. We had to argue why our memorial shouldnt be eliminated, said Kowalkowski. Both agreed that the entire experience was a great one and something they would recommend to anyone.

asked if we were interested in getting more involved in the high school level, said Solwold. The only time we had our high school program with them in the past was we would fund two seniors or upper-class members to go to the inaugural week presidential ceremonies. (Washington Workshops) Tom Cross called and told me that he had the opportunity to get scholarship money for an advanced six-day program at the high school level. They have wanted to get more of a high school program going. It is something they hope to keep going if the funds are available. What they would like to do is get a couple representatives from each state, and they feel that is something they could handle. Solwold said for years he has tried to get other school districts interested in the program, but because most of them had so many things already taking place they just couldnt get the funding together for it. This time he tried talking to someone at Traverse

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www.northernmichigandragway.net n Manistee Civic Players at the Ramsdell Theatre, 723-7188, purchase tickets online at www.ramsdell-theater.org n Indoor heated pool, hot tub, fitness room, Portage Point Inn, 8567 South Portage Point Dr., Onekama, 889-4222 n West Shore Community College, (231) 845-6211, www.westshore. edu n Arts and Culture Alliance of Manistee County, www.allartsmanistee.com n Ludington Area Arts Council, www.ludingtonartscouncil.org n Manistee Art Institute, (231) 723-2682 n Spirit of the Woods Music Association, (231) 477-5381, www.spiritofthewoods.org n Carmike Harbor Cinema, Ludington, (231) 843-9310 This list is compiled by News Advocate entertainment editor Dave Yarnell. Listing suggestions are appreciated. Contact Yarnell at 398-3111 or dyarnell@ pioneergroup.com.

7 p.m., 13991 Potter Rd., Bear Lake Sept. 24-25 Michigan Rock Crawl, Twisted Trails Off Road Park, Copemish Sept. 25 Northern Michigan Dragway 4th Annual Mulligan Race, noon, 13991 Potter Rd., Bear Lake Sept. 25 Live Music on the Porch and Deck Closing Party, 1:30-4:30 p.m., Douglas Valley Organic Vineyard, Schoedel Road, Onekama Sept. 25 Deck Closing Party, Douglas Valley Organic Vineyard, Schoedel Road, Onekama Oct. 1 Lakeshore Choir Concert, 7:30 p.m., St. John Cantius Church, 2845 E. Michigan St., Free Soil Oct.1 Northern Michigan Dragway Testing, 6 p.m., 13991 Potter Rd., Bear Lake Oct. 1 Oktoberfest, downtown Ludington Oct. 1 Old Fashioned Barn Dance, 5-10 p.m., Scottville Riverside Park Oct. 1-2 Benzie Fallfest, Beulah and Benzonia Oct. 1 Autumns Glory Day, Bear Lake Oct. 2 6th annual Betsie Valley Run, Crystal Mountain Resort Oct. 2 Harvest Days, Douglas Valley Organic Vineyard, Schoedel Road, Onekama Oct. 2 Harvest Days, Douglas Valley Organic Vineyard, Schoedel Road, Onekama Oct. 7 Solo piano concert by George Winston, 7:30 p.m., Frauenthal Center for the Performing Arts, Muskegon Oct. 7-8 Autumn Days, Historic White Pine Village, Ludington Oct.8 Northern

Yesterday A Tribute to the Beatles will play at 8 p.m. on Sept. 3-4 at the Little River Casino Resort. Michigan Dragway Testing, 6 p.m., 13991 Potter Rd., Bear Lake Oct. 8-9 WMOEC Tractor & Garden Tractor Pulls, Scottville Riverside Park Oct. 8-9 Benzie Fallfest, Frankfort and Elberta Oct. 8-9 Pumpkin Run, Twisted Trails Off Road Park, Copemish Oct. 9 Harvest Days, Douglas Valley Organic Vineyard, Schoedel Road, Onekama Oct. 9 Harvest Days, Douglas Valley Organic Vineyard, Schoedel Road, Onekama Oct. 13 Wellston Jammers Jam Session, 1-4 p.m., Norman Township Community Center Where to go and who to call for area fun and activities n Paine Aquatic Center at Manistee High School, 525 12th St., Manistee, 7232547 n Ice Arena and Recreation Center at West Shore Community College, 3000 N. Stiles Rd., Scottville, 845-6211, www. westshore.edu n Little River Casino Resort, M-22 at U.S. 31, Manistee, (888) 568-2244, www.lrcr.com. n Manistee County Historical Museum, 425 River St., Manistee, 7235531 n Manistee National Forest, (231) 723-2211, www.fs.fed.us/r9/hmnf n Crystal Mountain Resort, (800) 968-7686, www.crystalmountain.com n Caberfae Peaks Ski
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