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Celebrate

the harvest

Buchanan Festival returns with new events

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Discover the local destinations right in your own backyard

Harbor Country celebrates fall harvest

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ARBOR COUNTRY, Mich. — Harvest Days, an annual southwest Michigan tradition, will take place Columbus Day weekend, Oct. 10-13, throughout the eight towns of Harbor Country. This family-friendly celebration of fall includes special events, culinary delights, artist receptions, live performance, tastings and a scarecrow contest.

This year, 19 uniquely created scarecrows and harvest-themed installations are competing for visitors votes. Follow the map and cast your ballot for your favorite. Bring a camera and take advantage of a unique photo opportunity. The contest gets better each year, thanks to the creativity of local artists, some using the most non-traditional materials.

Harvest Days is inspired by the bounty and beauty of Harbor Country. Local chefs beget caramel apples, salsa, pies, delicious fall soups and seasonally inspired dishes. Adults will enjoy seasonal beers, wines and creative cocktails. The chili cook-off is certain to draw the most discerning palettes with a dozen contestants vying for the prize in this tasty culinary tradition.

Children of all ages will enjoy hayrides, a corn maze, pumpkin painting and a scavenger hunt on wooded trails.

Owners can enter their pets in the doggie apple bobbing

contest or get a complimentary sketch of their dog.

Several local shops offer special sales, trunk shows, and refreshments as guests peruse their unique offerings and visit the local Farmers Markets for the freshest produce.

Leaders say visitors shouldn’t miss the Harvest & Wine Festival on Saturday, featuring live music, wine tasting and children’s activities at New Buffalo’s Lions Park. They can take pleasure in glorious fall colors as they walk, bike, or drive throughout the Harbor Country communities of Sawyer, Harbert, Lakeside, Union Pier, New Buffalo, Michiana, Grand Beach and Three Oaks in southwest Michigan.

Harvest Days is sponsored by the Harbor Country Chamber of Commerce. A complete schedule for this four-day event is available at local businesses and at harborcountry.org. More information can be found by calling (269) 469-5409.

The Harbor Country Chamber of Commerce was established in 1981 to represent the eight communities of Michiana, Grand Beach, New Buffalo, Union Pier, Lakeside, Harbert, Sawyer and Three Oaks. The Chamber serves as an advocate for business and a leader for economic development efforts to make Harbor Country a premier place to live, work, and play.

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CUISINE SCENE

Drewrys returns

Brewery, museum coming to South Bend

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OUTH BEND Ind. — Drewrys Ltd. from Drewrys’ pre-Prohibition days, will USA announced last month that it be displayed. The Drewrys Beer Museum has selected the former Inwoods will also offer displays on how the comDepartment Store building at 425 S. pany took the lead in the industry early Michigan Street in downtown South Bend on with high profile Hollywood spokesas its new headquarters. people such as leading man Adolphe The 35,000 square foot, three-story site Menjou, and prominent sports figures will be home to Drewrys’ brewing faciliincluding Stan “The Man” Musial. ties, along with a tasting room and café The site selection has been enabled in and the Drewrys Beer Museum. part by Drewrys’ ongoing private placeThe tasting room will feature Drewrys ment stock offering and a newly-launched classic lager on draft, made according to the Indiegogo crowdfunding initiative, original recipe; along with test batches of which continues to raise much-needed Drewrys’ special craft beers, including ales, capital for the company’s early growth. porters and IPAs. The tasting room café will Drewrys has already been successful in offer Asian-themed dishes for lunch and gaining several investors and supporters, dinner, as well as Central and Eastern mostly from areas around South Bend European-themed items to accompany the and Chicago, to help in its goal of relager, which was once billed as “The establishing its presence as a major midAmerican Beer with a German Accent.” tier producer of lager beer.

Drewrys will be working on building Supporters have two options; either upgrades along with the building owner, investing with an equity investment of who is one of many stakeholders in this Drewrys stock at $250 or more, or through smaller amounts at the Indiegogo project.

“Until we get a little deeper into the renocampaign, available at this link. vations, it’s too early to announce an opening Those contributing to the Indiegogo date,” said Dan Blacharski, Vice President of campaign in amounts of $25 or more will Marketing for Drewrys. “But we do hope to Submitted photo be rewarded with a wide variety of perks, open our doors within six months.” including tickets to Drewrys’ grand openA museum featuring Drewrys memorabilia will accompany the Drewrys, which closed in South Bend ing party, and recognition on the Drewrys in 1972 after it was acquired by G. brewery when it returns to downtown South Bend.

Beer Museum’s “99 Bottles” wall with a Heileman Brewing Company, was revived personalized Drewrys label. last year by a group of regional business persons from largest brewer in the United States.”

“A common perk is engraving a donor’s name on a Chicago and South Bend. As one of the oldest breweries In addition, Drewrys’ early marketing campaigns brick, but we’re a brewery — we’re going to engrave in the Midwest, Drewrys — which was founded in from the 1930s to the 1970s were groundbreaking, and your name on a beer bottle,” Blacharski said.

Winnipeg in 1877 and has been in South Bend since the the museum will offer a glimpse into Drewrys’ innovaThe 99 Bottles Wall in the Museum will show the end of Prohibition — will be showcasing its history at tions in labeling, television commercials and sponsor- names of the first 99 supporters offering a $250 contributhe facility with a museum that will be a part of the tast- ships of events such as the Indy 500, and the 1941 South tion on the Indiegogo campaign, with each name styling room, and open to the public.

Bend based world debut of the film, “Knute Rockne, All ishly engraved on an individual Drewrys beer bottle with “Drewrys played an important role in the brewing American,” starring Ronald Reagan. Early Drewrys a custom label, and placed on permanent display. industry for over a century,” Blacharski said. “The com- memorabilia, including collectibles such as vintage bar Cleanup and renovation of the long-empty space will pany was a major employer in South Bend, and the 10th signs, advertising and promotional items, and stories begin immediately.

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Working artisans to present at Under the Harvest Moon in downtown Dowagiac

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OWAGIAC, Mich.

—Working artisans featured at Under the Harvest Moon in downtown Dowagiac on Saturday, Oct. 11, will demonstrate hand-thrown pottery and wool spinning, along with fine wood carv-

ing, sculpting and wood burning.

Hosted by the Greater Dowagiac Chamber of Commerce, the fall festival opens at 10 a.m. and brings together collectors of antique farm tractors, family events and a market-

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Vickie Phillipson, event co-chairman and program director of the Chamber of Commerce & DDA, said she is pleased to welcome artisans Doloros Meisterheim and Don Wilcox, who will demonstrate their art at the Dowagiac Area History Museum.

Steve Arseneau, museum director, said Meisterheim will present a basic spinning demonstration and will answer questions about spinning and weaving from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the museum.

Meisterheim, who has an arts degree with a specialty in fiber arts and leather, took up spinning and weaving in the 1980s. As part of a Shaker Crafts Guild, Doloros and her husband, Richard, eventually put together a small business that included the repair of spinning wheels.

Also appearing at the museum will be master carver Don Wilcox, a member of Fruit Belt Wood Carvers, who will present a live carving demonstration. Wilcox, whose depiction of historic downtown Dowagiac can be seen at Front Street Crossing, will present a live carving demonstration by replicating a pattern for a nameplate to a Round Oak D-16 heating stove. He will also discuss pattern-making and explain some of the molding process with visitors.

Festival organizers are also pleased to welcome back Mike Evans, an award-winning ice carver from Edwardsburg. Evans, who has appeared numerous times at this community’s Ice Time Festival, will present a wood carving exhibition outside Saylor’s Front Street Pizzeria from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

From Dowagiac, wood burning artist Larry Collins, who began drawing at the age of nine, will have pieces of his art for sale. At 22, Collins became interested in wood burning and has since incorporated many of these pieces into other art forms such as note cards, limited edition

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Michelle Stambaugh, owner of Mud-Luscious, will present pottery demonstrations at Under the Harvest Moon on Oct. 11. Stambaugh is among four working artisans, who will present hands-on demonstrations, and is among more than 30 commercial vendors that will sell their wares at the downtown festival. prints and screen printing.

From Sister Lakes, artisan Michelle Stambaugh, owner of Mud-Luscious, will present pottery demonstrations throughout the day on Front Street, working outside Rosy Tomorrow, where her work is also on display for sale.

Phillipson said more than 30 commercial exhibitors from southwestern Michigan and northern Indiana, who have joined the festival, will line Front Street with their booths, selling antiques, hand-

crafted wares, fall produce and sweet delicacies.

Family events will be featured throughout the day, including an interactive children’s workshop with Zelda the Witch, horse-drawn wagon rides, children’s games, pumpkin decorating, street entertainment and more.

The fourth annual event has been underwritten by The Pokagon Fund and these corporate sponsors: Creative Vinyl Signs, local grower Charlie Dohm,

Dowagiac Area History Museum, Kim MacGregor’s office of Edward Jones, Forest Glen Assisted Living, Hale’s Hardware, Leader Publications, Skibbe Business & Tax Service, Smoke Vision Care, Sustainable Recycling Inc., Town & Country Garden Club and Williams A-1 Expert Tree Service.

For a full schedule of activities or to register for commercial booth space, visit www.DowagiacChamber. com or call 269-782-8212.

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FOCUS Countdown to Kickoff

Hard Rock Café thinks pink

Pinktober concert series returns to New Buffalo

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band) on Friday, Oct. 10; Brena (alternative, pop and rock) on Oct. 17; P.S. Dump Your Boyfriend (rock, rap, Top 40 Cover Band) on Oct. 24 and The Hat Guys (cover band) on Oct. 31.

All concerts begin at 10 p.m. in the Hard Rock Café. Guests must be 21 years of age to enter any of the concerts.

Coulter said educational information about breast cancer and research will be available at all of the concerts, and special guests from the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation will greet guests. Denise Stewart (known as Denise Bohn on WNDU) talked about her experience with breast cancer during the opening night of Pinktober, and will visit multiple times throughout the month to tell her story.

In addition to the wristband donations, the Hard Rock is offering a number of incentives for tier donations, listed in the sidebar.

Those interested in finding more information about Hard Rock Café’s Pinktober event or wishing to make a donation should visit the Four Winds Casino’s website, fourwindscasino.com.

EW BUFFALO, Mich. — Throughout the next few weeks, Hard Rock Café is fighting breast cancer in style.

Last week, the restaurant/concert venue located inside the New Buffalo Four Winds Casino kicked off another year of fundraising for the Susan G. Komen Foundation as leaders welcomed pop rock band Howie Day. Throughout the next three weeks, Hard Rock Café will host a number of concerts to raise money for breast cancer research.

Brant Coulter, Director of Operations at the Hard Rock Café said he is very excited for the return of this event.

“Pinktober is a national event celebrated by all Hard Rock Café locations,” Coulter said. “We all get to choose however we’re going to participate in raising funds for Pinktober. We have a great stage, and we’re always very busy every Friday and Saturday. So last year we decided we were going to do what we do best and bring local and national talent to our stage.”

Last year, Hard Rock Café worked with Susan For a $3 donation purchased in advance at Har G. Komen of Northwest d Rock Cafe Four Winds or The Rock Sho Indiana. Since then the p, or $5 donation at the door, guests will receive a pink bracelet that is foundation has been good for admission to all Pink tober concerts. rezoned, meaning proceeds from this year’s For a $15 donation guests will receive a Hard Roc event will benefit the k Pin and a pink bracelet granting access to all Susan G. Komen Pinktober concerts.

Foundation of For a $50 donation Southwest Michigan. guests will receive a Hard Roc k clothing item and four bracelets granting acce Coulter said all ss to all Pink tober concerts. guests making a donation to the foundation For a $100 donation will be granted access guests will receive a $20 Fou r Winds Gift Card to all of the Pinktober (valid for a return visit) and eigh t pink bracelets gran ting access to all Pinktober concert concerts throughout the s. month of October.

For a $2,500 donation Wristbands can be purguests can host a private part y at Hard Rock chased any day before for up to 20 guests including an appetizer buffet, cash bar, and 20 pink bracelets gran the concert for $3, or ting access to all Pinktober concerts. for $5 at the door.

“One-hundred perFor a $5,000 donation cent of the proceeds for guests can host a private part y in Hard Rock’s those wristbands and upstairs area for up to 40 gue sts including an appetizer buffet and cash bar, the donations go to the and 40 pink bracelets granting access to all Pinktober concerts.

Susan G. Komen of Southwest Michigan,” Please contact Tim Adams at (269) 926-5216 Coulter said. to make a donation of $2,500 or more.

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he Berrien County 4-H Foundation, Inc. Autumn Theater Event will feature the Deep Fried Pickle Project band on Thursday, Oct. 16 at The Acorn Theater, 107 Generations Dr., Three Oaks.

The social gathering begins at 6 p.m. with the concert at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $35, which includes the concert, heavy hors d’oeuvres, wine/beer and dessert.

Proceeds from the event support 4-H programs across Berrien County.

Deep Fried Pickle Project has worked all across America, from festivals to fairgrounds, play shops to workshops, PBS to the Bravo Network. The Pickles have collaborated and jammed with the Del McCoury Band, Umphrey’s McGee, Chris Thile, Everyone Orchestra, ALO, Zach Gill (Jack Johnson), the Gourds and many more talented artists.

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Sponsor forms are also available for download via the Berrien County 4-H Foundation Facebook page.

The Berrien County 4-H Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit tax exempt corporation created to provide a regular income to finance 4-H programs and special activities throughout Berrien County. Volunteer participation and generous contributions make possible programming such as citizenship, leadership and service training, regional and state event scholarships, 4-H membership expansion, Spring Achievement awards, member and volunteer training and recognition, career prep activities, and many more youth-oriented opportunities.

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SPOTLIGHT

Howard Center Presents…Jars of Clay

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ERRIEN SPRINGS, Mich.—On Sunday, Oct. 19, at 7 p.m., the Howard Performing Arts Center will present the well-known group Jars of Clay on their 20th anniversary tour. The concert will be a mostly acoustical evening of Christian music from their new album, Inland, as well as many of their well-known songs.

The music of Jars of Clay has cinematic quality marked by lush keyboard melodies, strong acoustic rhythm guitar, serpentine bass lines, ambient melodies and rich lyrics that attest to two decades of

creativity. They have written more than 100 songs, made 10 studio records, won three GRAMMYs, toured internationally, and created Blood: Water Mission, an organization dedicated to providing clean blood and water for African nations suffering from the HIV/AIDS crisis.

Premium seating tickets are $25. Regular seating prices are $20, $15 for Andrews University faculty and staff, and $10 for Andrews University students.

Tickets can be purchased online at howard. andrews.edu or at the box

office by calling 888-4676442.

The Howard Performing Arts Center is a premier 850-seat concert hall on the campus of Andrews University. Founded in 1874, Andrews University is the flagship institution of higher education for the Seventh-day Adventist Church and offers more than 200 areas of study including advanced degrees.

Its main campus is in Berrien Springs, Michigan, but the University also provides instruction at colleges and universities in more than 30 countries around the world.

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GET OUT!

Celebrate the Harvest

Buchanan festival features new events, old favorites

By CRAIG HAUPERT craig.haupert @leaderpub.com

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UCHANAN, Mich.

— The Buchanan Area Chamber of Commerce is inviting Southwest Michigan to get its “Fall on” at Buchanan’s annual autumn festival, Harvest Buchanan.

The free festival begins Friday with a Teen Dance Sponsored by Honor Credit Union after the Buchanan High School football team’s homecoming game.

The celebration kicks into high gear Saturday with a full day’s worth of activities, including a 5K run/walk in the morning and live entertainment beginning in the afternoon at the Buchanan Downtown Common.

“This is a completely local event with local brews, local DJs, local everything,” said Randy Hendrickson, chamber director. “Buchanan has a lot going on right now and this is a great chance to come out and see it for yourself.”

Hendrickson said the most noteworthy new addition to the festival is the Teen Dance. Sponsored by Honor Credit Union, the Teen Dance features a DJ, lightshow and refreshments and is open to people ages 13-18 at the Buchanan Common. The first 100 people in will get a free T-shirt. Admission is $2.

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at Buchanan Cit cake Breakfast y Fire Dep 10 a.m. — Free Zumba Class at artment 11 a.m. to 5 p.m th . — Canoe/Kay e Common ak and Cave T on St. Joe Riv ours er 1 p.m. — Tract at Bear Cave Resort or Show on Day s Avenue next to the Com mon 2 p.m. — Sypia n 3 p.m. — Kids Band at the Common Stage Korner and Pu mpkin Jambor at Buchanan D ee is 3 p.m. — Beer trict Library and wine tents open at the Com 5 p.m. — Mark mon C 6:30 p.m. — 5t ornwall at the Common Stage h Gear at the C ommon Stage

“The Teen Dance is in response to the lack of teen events offered in the community,” Hendrickson said. “Buchanan hasn’t had a homecoming dance in years, so we are very happy to put on a teen event for Buchanan and students from other communities.”

The second annual McCoy’s Creek Trail 5K Run and Walk is a familyfriendly event showcasing the McCoy’s Creek Trail that runs directly through the downtown.

Race-day registration opens at 7 a.m. with the race starting at 8:30 a.m.

Early packet pick up will be available Friday at Bucktown Studio. Call (269) 362-1967 for more information.

If you are looking for adventure, Bear Cave Resort is offering a cave tour on the St. Joseph River from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call (269) 695-3050 to reserve a canoe or kayak.

Hendrickson said children are encouraged to bring their pedal tractors during the antique tractor show at 1 p.m. on Days Avenue. Approximately 20 antique tractors are registered for the event.

The Buchanan District Library will be offering a variety of free childrens’ activities and games during its Kids Korner and Pumpkin Jamboree, sponsored by United Federal Credit Union.

Beginning at 2 p.m., the Common Stage will feature live music from local musicians, including the Sypian Band, Mark Cornwall and 5th Gear.

Local Wheatberry Restaurant and Tavern will be serving craft beer, wine and food.

AEP is the primary event sponsor.

D. Mottl Realty is sponsoring the live entertainment.

To learn more about Harvest Buchanan, visit www.HarvestBuchanan.org.

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Hundreds came out for the Harvest Buchanan festival in 2012. This year’s event will take place Friday and Saturday in downtown Buchanan.

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in Vandalia is needing 1 night shift donut maker and See our ad under business 2 bakers for 3 PM-11PM opportunities shifts. Full-time and partDRIVER TRAINEES time available. Experience a NEEDED NOW! plus but not required. Call Learn to drive for Eric at 269.535.3021 or WERNER ENTERPRISES stop by the bakery to fill out Earn $850 per week! an application.

No CDL? No Problem!

NOW HIRING Local Training Silverbrook Manor is hiring Job-Ready in 15 Days! for many positions. See the 1-800-882-7364 larger ad in today's paper.

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FAMILY HOME, $686/MO!

3 bd/2 bth, 1,456+ sq. ft.

Many updates!

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Manufactured Homes

Elderly Care 307 KARE SERVICES

Compassionate Home Care Services (269)684-1984 (574)292-2900 email:KKaidanRay@aol.com www.KAREService.com

Instruction & Training

309

P.D.K.

Houses for Sale

500

4 bedroom, 3 bath, 5 acres, full basement, two 2 car garages. $255,000 Call Mike at (269)470-2995

FOR SALE BY OWNER

Firearm Instruction Concealed Pistol License Classes Oct. 18th, 8-5 $85 Contact Paul: 269-462-2584 or Kelly: 269-783-6570 pdkfirearms.com

Apartments 2 BEDROOM

412

Apartments Available $565/month (269)684-4500 tanglewood-niles.com Cassopolis

STONE LAKE MANOR

Senior Apartments.

2 months free on select units.

Spacious, two bedroom located on beautiful Stone Lake, Intercom entry building, elevator, emergency pull cords. Seniors 62 years or older. Rent starts at $631.00 (based on income).

Please call Toni at 269-4453333 or stop by today at 145 Stone Lake St. for more information. EHO. TDD 1800-649-3777 American Preferred 1-800-968-1792

of natural beauty in Michigan! 7 minutes from Elkhart. Open split bedroom floor plan offers over 2500 sq.ft. with 6 bedrooms/4.5 bath including guest quarters. Barn, pool, creek, pond, and horse/dirt bike trails. Edwardsburg schools. This house is a must see! $370,000.

Coldwell Banker, RWG Patty Lauten (574)340-4271 (269)663-8800

WHETHER BUYING OR SELLING

Integrity Real Estate Professionals would love the opportunity to serve you. Call any of our agents for professional service you expect and deserve.

269-684-5030 Integrity Real Estate Professionals

Historic Farm 7+acres. Updated country farmhouse THIS IS A MUST SEE! 3BR 2Bath, 3 season room, beamed great room, fireplace. 2 barns, horse stalls, shop, garage, offices. In ground pool, pool house/deck. Amish built guest cabin, low taxes. A true country setting in Niles 241 Hartman Rd., Niles Twp, MI $284,000 For info/tour 574-855-1551 or Nicely updated home in Brandywine with 1 acre of 574-323-3812 land. 3 bedroom/ 1 bath with 2 car garage. Hardwood floors refinished and FOR SALE bathroom remodeled recently. $75,000. Bob or Joanne Bell (269)687-7173

2 Bd/2 Bth, air cond., Vaulted ceilings, $488/MO* Buchanan, 269-695-3119

HOMES FOR SALE IN DECATUR

3 Bed, 2 bath homes ready to be moved into. Lease Options at starting at $621 per month (includes lot rent, insurance, water, trash) Call 269-423-7024 or visit www.phelpscommunity.com to view pictures

Mobile Homes 506 REDUCED MUST SELL!

14x70, 2 bedroom, 1 bath mobile home, new furnace, roof & water heater, some work needed, $4,500.

(574)340-9994

Collectibles 602 NILES FLEA MARKET

111 E. Main St, Niles MI Main floor booths now available, $40 & up per month. (269) 262-4333

Farm Equipment 633 & Supplies FERTILIZER STORAGE TANK

5,000 gallon (419)266-4362

$2,000

Metal Fabricator Decatur Ranch Home 3-5 Bedrooms over 9 1/2 acres $77,000 Call or Text Chris Moore Freedom Realty (269)362-5665 (269)687-8484

Working with stainless steel, steel, and aluminum to fabricate product. 2nd Shift.

Making setups & operate equipment such as, presses, rollers, benders, notches, welders to fabricate & form parts.

• MIG & TIG WELDING Desired • Health Benefits / 401K / Paid Vacation Send resume to

CP Industries PO Box 690 Granger, IN 46530 or in person 12767 Industrial Dr. Granger, IN 46530

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Wanted to Buy 672 Good Things to Merchandise for 636 643 ADAMS JUNKERS Eat Sale YOUR E-CIG EXPERTS HUNKY FRUIT Adam buys Vaporizers & e-hookah STAND JUNK CARS Over 50 liquid flavors.

Hundreds of tons of produce! *Honey crisp apples $10 1/2 bushel, $1 per lb (5 other varieties available) *Grapes. Red & green peppers, canning, & Roma tomatoes $4 1/2 bushel *Extra large cabbage $.25 per lb *Sweet jumbo onions $17.50 for 50 lbs *Deer and canning carrots $4 per bag *5 varieties Winter squash $.50 per lb *Potatoes $10 for 50 lbs *Extra large russetes $14 for 50 lbs *Cauliflower $1/head *Jumbo sweet potatoes $.50 per lb HOURS: M-Sat 9-7 & Sun 12-7 2054 M140 Benton Harbor, MI 49022 (269) 944-3025

VILLWOCKS FARM MARKET

5 miles north of Niles, on M139 (old 31) (269) 362-0253 (269) 362-1932 Come check out our new remodeled look!

Cedar Crest, 2% milk $2.99/gallon. Large eggs 2dozen $3.00, no hormones or antibiotics added. 8 oz. chunk or shredded cheeses $1.99. Jumbo, home grown cantaloupe $1.99. Fresh picked green beans $.99/lb. or $25 bushel. Fresh picked sweet corn by the ear, dozen, or bushel. Extra large, vine ripe, homegrown tomatoes $.99/lb. Also, fresh picked blueberries, peaches, apricots, cherries, raspberries, and much more!

Household Merchandise FOR SALE

642

•Used and Reconditioned Appliances •Washers & Dryers •Ranges •Air Conditioners •Refrigerators 841 Carberry Rd. Niles (269)687-8639

HUGE SALE AT

BILL'S USED APPLIANCES Hours: Mon-Fri. 10a-5pm Sat. 10a-3pm Closed Sunday 2324 S. 11th St. Niles Next door to Tank Town (269) 340-5952

US 31 Tobacco 50552 US 31 N, South Bend (574) 271-0333

Lawn & Garden 648 EVERGREENS

U dig, 2 - 5 ft., white pine, Norway Spruce & Blue Spruce, $12. (269)6834039

Miscellaneous 666 BIRDS FOR SALE

Adam Buys Repairable Cars Fixable Cars Wanted

adamsjunkers.com Adam Pays the most!!

FREE PICKUP 7 days a week

at the lake home of Lila Peltz and the late Robert Peltz 20738 Diamond Shores, Cassopolis, MI Thurs., Oct. 16 Barn opens at 8, house at 9 Numbers will be given for house.

Fri.. Oct. 17, 9-5 & Sat. Oct. 18, 9-1 Everything in this sale is very clean and in excellent condition.

Home was decorated by the late Bob Dunfee and Bob Bauer, and many furniture pieces are antiques. Five bedrooms w/beds, antique dressers w/mirrors, and wicker chairs and ottomans w/cushions matching bedding. 20+ pieces of painted Heywood Wakefield - couches, rockers, tables, chairs.

Antique wicker chaise, rocker, and large table. Sofas, sofa sleeper, round oak table w/6 leaves, gateleg dining table, cherry dropleaf dining table, sideboard and 2 pc. hutch, two sets of 6 dining chairs, 10 Windsor chairs w/rush seats, and 4 oak captain's chairs.

End tables, some matching pairs. Many framed posters of cities and countries, artwork, keyboard, skis, paddles, ping pong table, linens, towels, pots, pans, 100+ serving pieces, Johnson Bros. china. Brown Jordan and other outdoor furniture, including 2 picnic tables, 10+ iron tables, vintage metal chairs, and garden stuff galore! This sale has everything you need from cleaning to entertaining to gardening.

Questions? Call (574)2201585 and/or see estatesales.net

Lawn Service 721 GARDENING WITH INTEGRITY, LLC

(574) 300-6556

ALWAYS PAYING

BUYING

repairable scrap and unwanted vehicles, top dollar paid. Call or text for a free quote today. Free towing.

Kevin (817)437-0450

WANTED TO BUY

Cash paid for medium size refrigerators, working or repairable. Also gas & electric ranges.

Call (269)687-8639

C & S MARSH TREE SERVICE

PAYNE'S TREE SERVICE

R & B AFFORDABLE TREE & STUMP REMOVAL Fully insured.

Nick: (269) 254-6634 Sam: (269) 591-5386

Complete Tree Service SAME DAY ESTIMATES Insured, Competitive Rates.

269-687-4972

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Dozens of Free HD & Digital channels, use your own wiring, complete installation & repair, tower removal, Your home exterior experts.

Quality guaranteed! Locally packages with antenna, roOwned for 50 years. (269)782- tor & amp starting at $250.

Free estimates.

5008 (David & Terri Fryman) (269)357-6352 antennasplus1.com HOME REPAIRS &

Home - Auto - Health - Life We do the shopping for you!

TCU Insurance Agency Call Deb Asmus today (269) 683-6700 x5901

Trucks, Vans, 942 4-Wh Drives 1999 FORD F150

98 GMC Suburban SLT

(269)362-1566

Recycling Service

743

CA$H 4 JUNKERS

4 WD -Heated Seats Cargo Top -5.7 V8 3rd Row Seat - 136 k miles Maroon/Gold - $4,750 269-362-7757 Turn that Junker in your yard to cash in your hand 801 Carberry Rd, Niles 269-687-5865

Misc. Services 747 HOUSE SITTER

WHY PAY TO WATCH TV?

Insurance 758 LOWER YOUR INSURANCE RATES!

4x4, 4.6 liter, automatic transmission, extended cab, 122,000 miles, Eclipse Brick/ Block/Stone. Custom conversion package, very & Insurance work. Insured & clean, good runner, loaded, Bonded. (574)298-3520 power locks, power windows, AM/FM, CD, leather interior, MICHIANA MASONRY $6,995. (269)462-9260

THE CUTTING EDGE PRO TREE CARE

your junk car. We haul for free. Paying up to $1500 cash. Please call anytime 269-687-8098

Home Improvement

Masonry Service 740 CASPER MASONRY

Tree Trimming & Removal. & CONSTRUCTION Stump Grinding & Firewood. All your Masonry needs!

Bobcat & Concrete Work. Chimney Cleaning. Insured & Insured. (269)663-8091 Bonded. Senior discounts .

Antenna Service

WE WILL BUY

WEAVER CONCRETE

And masonry, driveways, porches, patios, tear out/replace, all repairs, brick, block, stone, fire•Lawn maintenance, •Full Landscaping Service places. Will fix wet basements big or small, inside • Spring Clean Ups clean beds, preen, mulch, and out. All concrete flattrim shrubs, edging, create work $2.00 sq. ft. Landscaping. Fast dependable new beds & much more service. Quality work. InCall Ellen (269)759-1012 sured. Aaron (269)655Tree Service 725 4158

Trees, brush, stump removal, high lift work, insured.

(269)362-4331 or 683-1065 leave msg.

top dollar for junk cars, Beautiful, young, white, trucks & farm equipment.

Cockateils. Reasonable. Call Also buying repairables. Paul Sandy at (269) 470-7650. buys junk cars & trucks.

(574)993-1131

Garage-Yard 669 Sales ESTATE SALE

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Responsible retired female with references and experience, available Jan. Mar. 2015 (773)304-7956

Autos for Sale

945

12 Dodge Avenger $15,987 13 Ford Taurus $19,682 12 Jeep Wrangler $23,904 10 Ford Explorer $17,390 Call (574) 264-1174 today!

Scarlett Auto Sales

2010 Hyundai Elantra GLS Front Wheel Drive 4 Door KLIMEK Sedan ENTERPRISES 2.0 L, 138 HP, DOHC 4Cyl. Electrical Contracting, No Job W/4speed Auto Trans Too Big or Small. Free Quotes.

Power locks,Windows, Affordable Pricing, Licensed & Steering, XM Sat. Radio Insured. (269)684-6290 or Capable (269)470-4097.

Boasting 347 avg. MPG hwy.

5 Units under 50K REMODELING Concrete Service 739 POLE BARNS & Call today for more Over 30 years of experience, information!

BRADY CONCRETE GARAGES tile work, kitchens, bath(269)461-4197

BY NIEBOER rooms, decks & porches, Specializing in Flat work of all type, seawalls, stamped conwindows & doors, window crete & Bobcat Service. Free Quality Built (269)684-6673 wrapping, siding, fascia & estimates. Insured. Fast, de754 soffit. Call Randy (269)782- pendable service. (269)445- Painting Service 3139 (269)208-9838 3349 or (269)591-0100

FRYMAN'S SEAMLESS GUTTERS & SIDING FRYMAN’S ROOFING

MK CONSTRUCTION

Pole barn & other garages specialist. Roofing Siding, Framing and more. Over 25 years experience. Licensed.

Contact Michael N. Knepple (269)476-9777

MR. MAINTENANCE FREE ESTIMATES

Celebrate

C & C CONCRETE

Flat work of all kinds, stamping, sidewalks, concrete patching, patios, driveways and pole barns.

No job too small. Free Estimates.

Insured (269)228-1163

CONCRETE REMOVAL Roll off boxes for Concrete Paustian, Inc. (269)461-6449

J.M. HUNT ENTERPRISES, LLC Painting & Drywall. Insured.

Free Estimates.

Family Owned & Operated for Over 50 years. 269-683-4442.

PAINTING

Int. & Ext., Drywall & Wall Repair & Power washing.

Insured. Call Glen Hoese at (269)684-4055

Roofing, Siding & Windows, Light Hauling & Spring Clean-Ups, No Inside or DEPROW CONCRETE Outside job too big or small. Concrete, bricks, blocks & 757 Low affordable rates. stonework. Any type of tear Cleaning Service out & replace.

Basement (269)591-1403 RICK'S repairs, landscaping, bobcat POWER WASHING Heating 703 work. No job too small. 35 RVs, homes, decks, cement years experience. Concrete sidewalks, driveways small $2.20 a sq. foot. Insured. commercial jobs. Serving Jerry (269) 352-4010 Cass., Dow. & Niles. Free Estimates, Senior DisHOPPER EXCAVATING OUTDOOR WOOD counts.

Will beat any "Have Gravel Will Travel" estimates.

FURNACE Driveway, stone, slag, re- competitors Guaranteed.

Robert Flory, Sr. cycled concrete, asphalt, top Satisfaction Phone: (269)423-8458 soil, sand & fill. (269)782- Call 269-470-9507 or 269470-9498 Cell: (269)655-5291 1744/(269)783-1744

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Off The Water, Michiana

Oct. 8

The Downtown Dining Alliance of South Bend (DDA) and Downtown South Bend, Inc. (DTSB) presents the 1st annual Octoberfest Beer Walk on Wednesday, Oct. 8th from 5 to 9 p.m. Each restaurant will provide three beer tastings paired with complimentary appetizer samples showcasing each restaurant’s cuisine. Choose any participating restaurant as a starting point to purchase a wristband and enjoy a stroll through downtown South Bend. A portion of proceeds will be donated to Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.

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of Harbor Country. This family-friendly celebration of fall includes special events, culinary delights, artist receptions, live performance, tastings, and a scarecrow contest. Harvest Days is sponsored by the Harbor Country Chamber of Commerce. A complete schedule for this four day event is available at local businesses and at www.harborcountry.org.

For more information, call (269) 469-5409.

Oct. 12

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St. Joseph glass artist Lynne Clayton will talk about her participation in an artists-in-residency program in Israel at Temple Oct. 10-13 B’nai Shalom on Sunday, Oct. 12. Her presentation, which starts at 2 p.m., will Harvest Days — an an- be followed by a “taste of nual southwest Michigan Israel” reception, featuring tradition — will take place Israeli wine and food.

Columbus Day weekend, October 10-13, throughout the eight great towns Telegraph Quartet will perform at the Howard PerLEGEND forming Arts Center on the campus of Andrews University on Sunday, Oct. 12, 2014, at 4 p.m. The group Alcohol Art is the 2014 Grand Prize and Gold Medal winner of the 41st Fischoff National Chamber Music CompetiBusiness Movies tion. Tickets are required.

They are $5, or free for Andrews University faculty, staff and students. Tickets Community Theatre can be obtained online at Howard.andrews.edu or at the box office by calling 888-467-6442.

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Woman owned small businesses (WOSBs) will want to be part of the next lunch and learn on Wednesday, October 15, 2014 at the Cornerstone Alliance offices at 38 W. Wall Street, Benton Harbor from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The cost for this workshop is $20 and includes a boxed lunch.

The registration deadline for this workshop is Friday, Oct. 10, 2014. A limited number of partial scholarships are available for qualified Women’s Business Center at Cornerstone Alliance and Microloan clients to offset the cost of this workshop. Please visit www.

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WHAT'S HAPPENING? cornerstonewbc/calendar. page on morriscenter.org com for class information for pricing. or email Jennifer Stone at Oct. 17-Nov. 2 jstone@cstonealliance.org or call (269) 925-6100.

Oct. 16-19

South Bend Civic Theatre proudly presents an allnew take on Mary Shelley’s Barn Swallow Theater “Frankenstein.” Adapted presents “Fox in the Fair- by local playwright Jim way” presented by Lois Geisel, this highly original Owen.

Oct. 16

The Berrien County 4-H Foundation, Inc. Autumn Theater Event will feature the Deep Fried Pickle Project on Thursday, Oct. 16 at The Acorn Theater, 107 Generations Drive, Three Oaks. The social gathering begins at 6 p.m. with the concert at 7:30 p.m.

Tickets are $35, which includes the concert, heavy hors d’oeuvres, wine/beer and dessert.

Proceeds from the event support 4-H programs across Berrien County.

Oct. 17

Prepare for chills and thrills as South Bend Civic Theatre presents its first ever Haunted House! SBCT has converted its old office building right next door at 211 W Madison into the “House of Frightenstein” to thrill and scare those brave enough to pass inside the door.The production opens Oct. 17 at SBCT, and advanced ticket purchases are encouraged. Advance tickets are $10 and can be purchased by calling the SBCT Box Office at 574-234-1112 or online at sbct.org - click on “Haunted House. Tickets at the door are $15. If you are interested in volunteering to help with the Haunted House, call the box office at 574-234-1112 or e-mail tracie@sbct.org.

Oct. 17-18

The Morris Performing Arts Center will host “Chicago,” a musical tale of murder, greed, corruption, violence, exploitation, adultery and treachery—all those things we hold near and dear to our hearts. The show begins at 8 p.m. See the event

interpretation presents a sinister acting troupe taking on the legendary story with ingenious theatrical devices and tricks. This world premiere production of Frankenstein will amaze and thrill audiences as they witness a new chapter in the story of SBCT. Frankenstein performs in SBCT’s Wilson Theatre,

403 N. Main Street, South Bend, Indiana. Show times are 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays-Saturdays, and 2 p.m. on Sundays. Ticket prices are $18 Friday, Saturday, and Sunday; and $15 Wednesday and Thursday. To purchase tickets, call the SBCT Box Office at 574-234-1112 or online sbct.org.

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