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Volume 8, Number 26

New festival takes over Michigan City

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Michigan City gets jazzy

Inaugural Festival to take over Washington Park

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ICHIGAN CITY, Ind. — Live Music Matters will present the inaugural Lighthouse Jazz Festival on July 9 in Michigan City’s lakefront Guy Foreman Amphitheatre, located inside historic Washington Park.

The one-day festival features live music by top jazz artists, craft beers and wine, local cuisine, interactive activities for children and more. The festival will feature a Tribute to Miles Davis by his former musical director Robert Irving III and trumpeter Corey Wilkes.

The Lighthouse Jazz Festival kicks off at 11 a.m. and runs until 10 p.m. Tickets for this unique entertainment experience are now on sale at http://j.mp/lighthousejazz.

“Michigan City is on the upswing of change and everyone, including me, wants to be a part of something big,” said Lighthouse Jazz Festival Artistic Director John Moultrie.

His regionally based firm is producing the music festival.

“Michigan City reminds me of many of the neighborhoods in Chicago where I grew up. The culture and diversity makes me feel right at home. Not to mention the people that I’ve come to meet — from small business owners, to corporate retailers, from the locals to visitors. … We all want to do our part and support the new vision.”

Moultrie was inspired by the announcement of Michigan City’s new slogan, “Create. Play. Repeat” developed for the city by a firm commissioned to devise a plan to rebrand Michigan City.

“When the city went through the new branding session, I saw how music and events could attract more people to the downtown businesses as well as entertain a diverse population. I knew then, I had to be a part of this,” he said.

Lighthouse Jazz Festival attendees will be treated to diverse musical sounds from the big band era, traditional straight ahead jazz, chamber music, soul, funk and smooth jazz.

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The Lake Effect Jazz Big Band is one of the many bands set to perform at the Lighthouse Jazz Festival July 9.

The Lake Effect Jazz Big Band is committed to preserving the uniquely American art form of big band jazz. Music educators are the heart and soul of the band and are joined by an eclectic mix of professional musicians and devoted lovers of big band music. Lake Effect’s blends classic big band jazz and modern compositions for a sound all their own.

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Shana Tucker — Shana Tucker is a singer-songwriter and cellist who credits her genre-bending ChamberSoul journey to the influences of her jazz and classical roots, interwoven with ‘80s & ‘90s pop music, movie soundtracks, and world music.

A radio interview on NPR led to an invitation to join the musical cast of KÀ 2 to 3:30 p.m.

by Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas, where Mimi Jones Band, with Special Guest Shana currently splits time when she is Tammy McCann — New York native not on the road.

Mimi Jones (aka Miriam Jones) is a multitalented bassist, vocalist and composer 6 to 7:30 p.m. whose elegant sound is an eclectic mix of Tribute to Miles Davis — Presented genres based on a strong jazz foundation. in celebration of the 90th Anniversary of Jones has performed with such talents the legendary Illinois-born jazz trumpetas the great Lionel Hampton, Roy er’s birth, the Miles Davis tribute of will Hargrove, Tia Fuller, Sean Jones, and feature his former musical director, Robert Kenny Barron. A graduate of the Irving III, trumpeter Corey Wilkes, and Manhattan School of Music, she has stud- several regional A-List musicians. ied with Lisle Atkinson, Ron Carter, and Milton Hinton. She has toured extensively Robert Irving III internationally and is a U.S. Jazz Robert Irving III’s composition Ambassador. Tammy McCann is an inter- “Space” inspired Miles Davis’ return to nationally recognized jazz vocalist who music in 1979. Irving co-wrote the tune About the performers merges classical vocal technique and gos- that would become the title track for the Noon to 1:30 p.m. pel esthetic with jazz to create a sound Miles Davis 1981 comeback album, “Man The Lake Effect Jazz Big Band — uniquely her own.

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roles of Davis’ producer and musical director to become the jazz icon’s longest collaborator (1979-1988). During this time Irving produced the albums “Decoy” and “You’re Under Arrest” for Davis.

Corey Wilkes Corey Wilkes has established himself as one of the best improvising trumpeters in the modern era. Having the skill and maturity to approach mainstream repertoire of jazz standards with his own unique sensibilities, he combines them with his deep appreciation of hip-hop. Corey continues to bring his brand of musicianship and talent to the forefront of the genre.

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Alex Bugnon — The soulful, funky contemporary jazz of Montreux-born keyboardist Alex Bugnon has set him apart from his peers. Inspired by his jazz musician father, and uncle, late trumpet great Donald Byrd, Alex Bugnon cultivated his love for a wide range of jazz and soulbased artists and styles. Bugnon has created one of the most recognized styles in today’s contemporary jazz piano. It is a sultry mixture of contemporary jazz, funk, and R&B with hints of gospel.

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An understanding of Burgundy

European destination great for wine lovers

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he Grape Sense newspaper column has often focused on introducing new wines, new price points and an education focus about wine.

There is no bigger educational high point in wine understanding than Burgundy, France.

Burgundy is home to a confusing geography, hard to find wines and most of the world’s most expensive single bottles.

Normally the focus is on value wine. But on occasion a look at other prominent wine regions helps with perspective.

Additionally, I just returned from leading a wine tour group in Burgundy — my first-ever visit as well.

Burgundy lies southeast of Paris where the whites of Chablis and silky red and whites of Burgundy

have a history going back hundreds of years. Many of the vineyards and wine making facilities date back to the time of Romans.

Many of the vineyards and ancient winemaking efforts were started by monks in the early 12th or 13th century.

Burgundy is a place for history. Perhaps the first educational point to get out of the way is a reminder that most all of France doesn’t tell you what grapes are in the wine on their bottles. You have to have a very basic understanding. In Burgundy reds are Pinot Noir and whites are Chardonnay.

After that, it gets complicated. There are approximately 100 specifically designated wine growing regions or AOCs. The wines are named for the region and its growing

characteristics or terroir.

An example would be Gevrey-Chambertin which is a small village and surrounding vineyards south of Lyon but north of Beaune, the heart of Burgundy. My group tasted four Gevrey Chambertin wines at Domaine Rene Leclerc. The four wines came from four different vineyards – with a difference in soil, slope, and micro-climate – even though all lie in the same region.

And, the wines had slight differences. The area is known for wines of more structure and slightly more pronounced tannins. We tasted different in the earthiness you get in Pinot Noir and a slightly different level in the spiciness on the wine’s’ finish in your mouth.

Okay, it’s pretty geeky

for a wine novice.

A fact that surprised some of us was the production breakdown. In the U.S. if someone says the word Burgundy people think of red wine. Actually Burgundy is planted with 60 percent white wine grapes. The whites were consistently silky and elegant. The better white wines were rich with a full mouth feel while maintaining that silky texture.

Good Burgundy seems to start around $50 or more in the U.S. So indeed, not the normal focus of Grape Sense. But they represent some of the best wines in the world and certainly worth a try.

Burgundy is also one of the ultimate trips for wine fans. The walled-village of Beaune is a delightful home base with legendary wine caves beneath the city

streets, the famed Hospice de Beaune, and wine tasting shops, Michelin-starred restaurants, and charming hotels throughout the city.

European wine travel requires advance planning.

A trip to Burgundy is really the ultimate for real wine fans.

Howard W. Hewitt, Crawfordsville, Indiana, writes every other week for more than 20 newspapers.

Reach Howard at: hewitthoward@gmail.com

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Music on a mission

'The Table' made possible by artist's fans

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t was while protesting troubling legislation in the Michigan Senate, standing outside our local senator’s office carrying signs of outcry and singing songs of unity, that I first met musician Dan Deitrich.

At the after-protest discussion over coffee and through our continued communication on the Internet, I came to know Dan as a person committed to his music and his personal beliefs. Those aspects come together prominently in his latest release, an EP titled “The Table.”

“I’m a Christian and I work at a church,” Dan said. “We’re known for what we’re against because of the loudest, craziest voices in the media who claim to represent all of Christianity. I’m trying to dispel some of the negative stereotypes.”

“The Table” is Deitrich’s musical message to push back against attitudes that his faith requires that

everyone to fit a certain mold. As he described it, the EP is meant to communicate that “everyone is invited to the table.” He was one of many in the crowd at the protest representing a common, but often unheard belief that Christianity is meant to unify, not divide. It is through his music he hopes to continue to spread that message.

The EP was recorded in Durango, Colorado with producer Michael Rossback.

Deitrich was able to fund the project using the crowdfunding tool, Kickstarter.

Fans contributed money before the EP was made and received benefits for doing so. In addition to helping him with his expenses, the process also provided him a method to actively engage his audience and get them invested in the project.

“It can be an awkward During recording, his thing,” Dan said. “On one chose to look at it is that hand, you’re asking people you’re inviting people into the supporters received regular for money. But the way I process of making the album.” updates about the behindthe-scenes work. Some contributors were even invited to sing back-up vocals on the album.

“I really enjoyed the process,” he said. “It gets people involved, gets people excited about it.”

“The Table” was born out of a deliberate plan.

With three children and a full-time job, Dan would often find it difficult to balance creativity with everyday life. He had a moment where he realized he had not written a song for an extended period of time, so he set the goal to

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he said. “It was nice to have someone else in the studio who’s passionate about the songs and has ideas about the songs.”

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“I’m thrilled with how it turned out,” he said.

Currently, Dan is out promoting “The Table” with local concerts, including a show as The Livery in Benton Harbor on July 14th.

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“It’s a relaxing tour of our scenic downtown,” said Whitney Behnke, executive director of St. Joseph Today. “And a fun way to experience what transportation was like 100 years ago in our city.”

Individuals and small groups can catch the Percheron-drawn trolley at the corner of Elm and State Sts. After the tour returns to the corner, it’s a short walk to downtown shops, restaurants and attractions, scenic parks, the nearby riverfront and Lake Michigan beaches.

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‘Mary Poppins’ comes to life in the park

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OUTH BEND, Ind. — Friday and Saturday evenings from July 22 to July 30, The Fischgrund Center for the Performing Arts will become the streets of London to present Disney and Cameron Mackintosh’s “Mary Poppins,” South Bend Civic Theatre’s summer production at St. Joseph County Parks.

Katie Kuehner stars as the practically perfect nanny opposite Pierre Cooks as Bert the chimney sweep, in this production sponsored by Merrill Lynch ‘ Matt Kahn Associates.

Mark Abram-Copenhaver directs this production in collaboration with Music Director Roy Bronkema, Choreographer Callie Lorenz, and over 35 actors (full cast list below).

“Mary Poppins” is based on the stories by P.L. Travers and the Walt Disney Film.

On Broadway it delighted audiences for over 2,500 performances and received nominations for nine Olivier and seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical.

The jack-of-all trades, Bert, introduces us to England in 1910 and the troubled Banks family. Young Jane and Michael have sent many a nanny packing before Mary Poppins arrives on their doorstep. Using a combination of magic and common sense, she must teach the family how to value each other again. Mary Poppins takes the children on many magical and memo-

rable adventures, but Jane and Michael are not the only ones she has a profound effect upon. Even grown-ups can learn a lesson or two from the nanny who advises that “Anything can happen if you let it.”

Tickets for adults and children are $15 when purchased ahead of time.

Tickets are $25 for adults ($15 for kids) if purchased at the park the night of the show. Ticket purchase includes parking and admission to the show.

Tickets can be reserved any time at sbct.org or by contacting the box office from 3 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday.

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Day Celebration 1 – As 9/3 East Race 6/1 thru 8/31 16 Outdoor Film Series Inside8/27 Out & 9/3 6/25,– 7/30, East Race Rafting 23 Slide 13 Beer Walk& Sunday afternoons: 6/11 thru 8/14, 1 the CityMeet Me on the Island Saturday 2 First Fridays – Dog Days of Summer 23 Slide the City Saturday & Sunday afternoons: 6/ 16 Outdoor FilmArts Series –the Inside Out 30 Urban Adventure ononthe Green Race 2 4th of July Parade 8/27 &Yoga 9/3 East Race Rafting 4 Celtic Fest Urban Adventure 8/27 & 9/3 Wednesday &(afternoons) Friday evenings: 6/1 thru 8/316/11 thru Last Saturday of 30 the month 23 Slide Monday, the City 2-3 South Bend Cubs Indep. Day Celebration Saturday & Sunday afternoons: 8/14, 9 Outdoor Film Series – Rudy East Race/Seitz Park Concert Series @dtSouthBend 6/25, 7/30, 8/27 & 9/3 30 Urban Adventure 13 Beer Walk 8/27 & 9/3 East Race/Seitz Park Concert Se 14 Wednesday Wine Walk SundayArts afternoons: 6/26Race thru 8/28 on the 16 Fridays Outdoor Film Series – Inside Out Sunday afternoons: 6/26 thru 8/2 5 First – Arts Alive Fireworks onEast 7/3 Race Rafting Last Saturday of (afternoons) EastAlive Race/Seitz Park Concert Series Fireworks on 7/3 5 the month First Fridays – Arts 23 Me on the Slide the City 5 Meet Island Saturday & Sunday afternoons: thru 8/14, 6/25, 7/30, 8/27 & 9/3Meet6/11 Sunday afternoons: 6/26 thru 8/28 5 Me on the Island 30 Urban Adventure & Alive 9/3 5 Soiree en Blanc 5 First Fridays8/27 – Arts 5 at The Morris Soiree en Blanc Fireworks on 7/3 Check outonsummertime shows 10 Wednesday Wine Walk East Race 5 Meet Me the Island Rafting Check out summertime shows a East Race/Seitz Park Concert Series Wine6/11 10 Wednesday Walk thru 8/14, 8/27 & 9/3 Performing Arts Center, The South Bend Civic Saturday & Sunday afternoons: 13 Outdoor Film Series – Jurassic World 5 Soiree en Blanc Performing Arts Center, The Sou Sunday afternoons: 8/28 Film Series – Jurassic World 13 6/26 thru Outdoor Theatre, and The State Theater.

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Gene Bednarowski Run Sign-Up North School Gene Bednarowski RunatSign-Up at North School Pancake Breakfast at Fire Department Pancake Breakfast at Fire Department Gene Bednarowski Children’sChildren’s Fun Run atFun NorthRun School Gene Bednarowski at North School Gene Bednaroski 5k Run/Walk at North School Gene Bednaroski 5k Run/Walk at North School KidsKids Zone Zone Play area on area Church (games, face paint and inflatable) Play onStreet Church Street 13th(games, Annual 4thface of July Car Show Honoring Our Veterans at Arclight Brewery paint and inflatable) North Berrien Historical pinwheel craft at Watervliet Public Library 13th Annual 4th Society of JulyPatriotic Car Show Honoring Our Veterans Little Missat&Arclight Mr. Firecracker on Main Stage Brewery Tri County Champion Force Cheer on Main Stage Stage Little Miss & Mr. Firecracker on Main July 4th Grand Parade staging on old Paper Mill Site MUSIC BandChampion in B&B parking lot Cheer on Main Stage Tri ZAP! County Force Power Wheels Mudd Run old WHS property July 4th Grand Parade staging on old Paper Mill Site OPEN REGISTRATION *STOCK WHEELS ONLY Power Wheels Mudd RunPOWER old WHS property Pre-Register at Tri-City Record $10 includes T-shirt OPEN REGISTRATION *STOCK POWER WHEELS ONLY Cardio Drumming with Healthy to the Core on Main Pre-Register at Tri-City Record $10Stage includes T-shirt CPRCardio Demonstration on Main Stage Drumming with Healthy to the Core on Main Stage ZUMBA with First Responders/Police onStage Main Stage on Main CPR Demonstration MUSIC 7 Reasons B & B parking lot ZUMBA with band FirstinResponders/Police on Main Stage July 4x4 Quad Race Mudd Run exhibition ONLY old WHS property MUSIC 7 Reasons band in B & B parking lot MUSIC The US Band on the main stage (Pat Benatar tribute band) July 4x4 Quad Race Mudd Run exhibition ONLY old WHS property MUSIC Darling Down band in B & B parking lot Vintage Baseball Game House of David Echos vs. Hooterviller Hitters at Hays Park MUSIC Darling Down band in B & B parking lot Denny McClain--Tigers autographs and vintage sports memorabilia at Hays Park Vintage Baseball Game House of David Echos July 4x4 Mudd Run exhibition ONLY on old WHS property vs. Hooterviller Hitters at Hayes Park MUSIC Freshwater Band on Main stage Denny McClain--Tigers autographs and vintage sports memorabilia HYBRID PRO Wrestling Event in B & B parking lot at Hayes Park Evangelist Will Jones Ministries on Main stage July 4x4 Mudd Run exhibition ONLY on old WHS property FIREWORKS at Hays Parks & Rec. Council Concession MUSIC Freshwater Band on Main stage HYBRID PRO Wrestling Event in B & B parking lot SUNDAY July 3rd on Main stage Evangelist Will Jones Ministries Watervliet Airport Breakfast & Fly In & Rec. Council Concession FIREWORKS at Hays Parks Community Worship Gathering on Main Stage Ping Pong Ball Drop at Watervliet Airport SUNDAY July 3rd Duck Race at Mill Creek in Flaherty Park Watervliet Airport Breakfast & FlyFire In Depts.

Tug-O War between Watervliet and Coloma Community Worship Gathering on Main Stage

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Business Oppor200 tunities Earn Extra Cash on the Weekends

delivering the Leader AREA ROUTES AVAILABLE As an independent contractor you determine the hours you work on Saturday and/or Sunday. You must have a valid drivers license and your own transportation.

Contact Cindy at 269-687-7727 or cindy.klingerman@ leaderpub.com to learn more about this profitable opportunity

DRIVERS WANTED

Michiana Recycling & Disposal

is looking for residential drivers with a CDL A or B, good attendance and work ethic, ability to read maps & attention to safety. Benefits include BCBS Health, Dental & Life Insurance, uniforms, paid holidays and vacations, safety bonus and overtime pay. Our route drivers average over $54,000 per year, work less than 50 hours per week, and are home every night!

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CNC OPERATOR

· Schedule: Mon-Thurs 3:30 PM – 3:00 AM · Set up and run CNC. · Measure finished parts to program drawings. · Track inventory of raw material. · Complete production paperwork. · Must pass drug screening Send resume or apply in person: North American Forest Products PO Box 600 27263 May St. Edwardsburg, MI. 49112 Fax: 269-663-5302 Email: hr1006@nafpinc.com

SCHILLINGS AUTO WASH

is looking for an energetic & experienced cashier/attendant in Dowagiac, Niles and South Bend locations.

Apply at 518 S. 11th St. Niles

Kenneth Smith, Inc. Truck Drivers Pulling Dump Trailers Wanted

DRIVERS NEEDED:

Class A CDL and Dump trailer exp. preferred. Tristate area, Home nights and weekends, Fuel Savings Sharing Program, Safety Bonus, Health Benefits.

Apply in person 2596 Detroit Road (M-60) in Niles, MI or call 269-684-5960 to request application www.kennethsmithinc.com

LEADER PUBLICATIONS ROUTES AVAILABLE

Flying Colors Aviation has an opening for Paint Technician MIT #6724242 Apply at www.mitalent.org

JOIN OUR TEAM! Leader Publications is looking for a dynamic, energetic advertising salesperson who enjoys the challenge of juggling multiple projects at once.

This is a fast-paced, challenging & rewarding position with base pay + commission, full benefits and plenty of opportunities to give yourself a raise.

A positive & outgoing personality and ability to be a team player is required.

Newspaper, magazine and/or digital sales experience is strongly preferred. Consistent lead generation, strong closing techniques, excellent verbal and written communication skills, computer skills, creative capacity and a drive for success will put you at the top of our list.

Must have valid license and a dependable vehicle.

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resume and cover letter to sherina.gonzalez@ leaderpub.com, message me on LinkedIn

ZEKE'S RESTAURANT DOWAGIAC NOW HIRING

Line Cook, must be able to work nights & weekends.

Apply in person 109 S. Front St., Dowagiac.

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LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE

Niles – Full-time: Provides assessment and appropriate nursing services and physician support for consumers. Must have HS Diploma and all required formal coursework and applicable examinations and one to two years’ experience as a Licensed Practical Nurse, preferred experience working with individuals with mental illness. Must be licensed by the Michigan Department of Commerce or Professional Regulation as a Licensed Practical Nurse.

Applications/Resumes only accepted via website at www.riverwoodcenter.org.

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Customer Service, Receptionist, Medical and Dental Office Pay rage $10- $20 /hr WorkAtExpress.com 269-408-1980

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3 BEDROOM FIXER UPPER

on a double lot in Union Pier just feet from LAKE MICHIGAN. $450k Call Mike Stover (269) 470-2995

P.D.K. Firearm Instruction Concealed Pistol License

BRAND NEW VIRTUAL SHOOTING SIMULATOR

FOR SALE

Rooms 406 ROOM FOR RENT

In Niles. $100/week. Includes all utilities. No pets and no smoking. (269)6845443

Apartments

Brandywine Schools 3BDR, 2BA Ranch on 1/2 acre.

Above Ground Pool.

Call Mary Cooper Cressy Everett Real Estate 574-298-2737

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Cassopolis

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. Equal Housing Opportunity. TDD 1-800649-3777 American Preferred 1-800-968-1792

203 S. Oak St., Buchanan Lovely 4 bedroom, 2 bath home in quaint Buchanan, situated on a large over sized lot. This home has so much character, with 11 foot ceilings, large bright cheery rooms, beautiful hardwood floors, original wood trim, some original light fixtures and lighted closets. Offers much space with built-ins, tons of storage and a full baseEdwardsburg ment. Enjoy the summer in 2 BEDROOM APT the screened back patio. with out washer/dryer Views overlook the comhookup $150/week, plus pletely fenced and $200 Deposit. Tenant pays beautifully landscaped large electric (electric heat). backyard. Enjoy all that this Water, trash and sewage house in town has to offer. included with rent. No Dogs. Easy walking distance to (269)845-7182 OR town shops and just out(269)414-0385 side your backyard is Buchanan's walking trail.

For Rent 418 $144,500 NICE 3 BEDROOM Jennifer 219.898.5512 or Nancy 269.357.4522 HOUSE Integrity Real Estate In Dowagiac, no pets, no smoking, reference & de- 1501 S. 11th Street, Niles posit required. $650 per Mobile Homes 506 month. (269)782-3211

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1970 TRAVIO 12X57 Home in Dowagiac, $750 MOBILE HOME per month plus $750 se- Located at Barron Lake Escurity deposit. Utilities not tates, Lot 15. 2 BR home included. (269)208-0328 with new furnace, updated electrical, recent roof Houses for Sale 500 coating. Appliances inMOTIVATED SELLER! cluded. $3,500. Contact Niles city. Co-op/Condo, 2 (269)405-3482 bdrm, full bsmt. Hardwood floors & home warranty.

Reduced to $45,900 RE/MAX Modern Realty, 269-683-2211

Sunday, July 31 8am to 4pm 400 Exhibitors Rain or Shine Located at the Fairgrounds, right in Allegan, Michigan $4.00 Admission. No Pets

Indoor Flea Market We've expanded the store!

More than 2,000 feet of new booth space available. We buy estates and single items. (269)262-4333 The Market Place Indoor Flea Market

2428 S. 11th St., Niles

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Antiques 600 ALLEGAN ANTIQUE MARKET

Collectibles 602 THE MARKET PLACE

Train in CPL, home defense and active shooter situations.

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or at our office at 33541 Reum Rd, Niles, MI

Help Wanted 300 CAMDENS IS HIRING!

Sales Person, Warehouse Associate, and Delivery Team members. A small family owned business for over 50 years. Our business is expanding and we need more help!

Requirements: •Have basic knowledge of appliances •Requires morning, afternoon, and evening availability any day of the week. Physical ability to perform tasks that may require prolonged standing, sitting, and other activities necessary to perform job duties. We are interested in employees who will take personal responsibility for making our company a success!

40-42 hrs/wk, $10 to $12/Hr, 2 weeks Paid time off/Yr Apply in store at: 3108 S 11th St., Niles or send resume to:

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53788 CR 9 Elkhart, IN. Every Fri. at 5:00p.m. Now taking clean big & small consignment.

Drop off merchandise Sat-Thurs Daily 10-5.

Pick-up available. Someone here at all times. We auction all winter. Space available at Flea Market.

For more details call David (574)522-1020 #AU01042788

Cemetery Lots 617 2 ADJACENT BURIAL PLOTS

in Mission Hills in Garden of Faith area, asking $950 for both and will pay $45 transfer fee.

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Good Things to 636 Eat SWEET & TART CHERRIES U PICK Good Crop Emma Teichman Farm 6137 M-140, Eau Claire, MI 49111 (269)461-4349 Bring Containers Open Daily 9-6

U-PICK STRAWBERRIES

OPENING JUNE 9TH 31624 Edwards Street Dowagiac MI 49047 Hours: 8 am to 5 pm Field phone: (269)635-1884 Office Phone for updates: (269)782-5515 $1.40/pound for u-pick Already picked berries also available

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Personal Property Estates, D.J. HAULING & Antiques, Furniture, Appliances, Garage, Barn.

DELIVERY (269)445-2220 Cheaper than a dumpster. & bath cabinetry M-60 Variety - Cassopolis Brush hauling, downed from the manutrees, landscaping materials, in Elkhart, IN. trash out's, clean out's & quality.

BEST Home Improvemore. James (269) 357700 Call us 269-2285956 located in Niles. ment 7 days a week

Bargain Buys 668 QUALITY FURNITURE

#1 GUTTERS

We do seamless gutters.

Free estimates, call (269)782-0401

Visit the Plaza Resale Store for quality used furniture and home decor. We also ATTIC INSULATION BUY ESTATES and excess Save money on your heating and A/C bills. home furnishings when Free estimates. moving and down sizing.

Call Kerry at (269)876-1282 Plaza Resale Store 2607 S. 11th St. Niles, MI 574-383-8859

Wanted to Buy 672 ALWAYS PAYING

HOME REPAIRS & REMODELING

Over 30 years of experience, tile work, kitchens, bathrooms, decks & porches, windows & doors, window wrapping, siding, fascia & soffit. Call Randy (269)7823139 (269)208-9838

Cleaning Service 757 RICK'S POWER WASHING Specializing in RVs, Homes, Decks, Driveways, Cement Free Estimates Will not leave job site until you are satisfied!

(269)470-9507 or (269)470-9498

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Auto. Service927 Repair SCARLETT AUTO BODY REPAIR

24 Hour Towing Scarlett offers many services to you including : •Brakes•Tuneups •Full Wheel Alignments •Insurance Claims (Full Body Work needs, Loaner vehicles available) •Struts•Tires •Ball Joints•Exhaust Work •Any Mechanical Needs •Oil Changes •Engine & Transmission Service All Body Work & much more!

Call for an appointment, walk-ins welcomed. We also now offer 24 hour towing to all of Berrien County/Cass County. Call (269)461-4197

Autos for Sale 945 2003 CADILLAC DEVILLE

Clean inside and out, moon roof, heated seats F/R, black with black leather int.

Garage kept. 135,000 miles. $2,200, call (269)783-6880

2009 HYUNDAI ELANTRA

Stock #1257 Wow! 54k $450.00 Down $225.00 Monthly!

No Credit checks 0% Interest Call Scarlett's or stop in and see us!

(269)461-4197

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Classifieds GET RESULTS ServiceS & SaleS

top dollar for junk cars, trucks & farm equipment.

Also buying repairables. Paul buys junk cars & trucks.

(574)993-1131

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Hours: Mon-Fri 10am-5pm Sat. 10am-3pm • Closed Sunday 1420 S. 11th Street-Niles

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• Commercial & Residential • Computer Cleaning • Networking & Web Design • Custom Built Computers

fRee pick-up & Delivery!

Call Today 269-462-9040

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peRfORmanCe BUILDeRs Spring Inventory Blowout

50% OFF ALL Roofing, Siding, Windows and Kitchen and Bath Remodels.

60% OFF ALL Room Additions. Purchased and Installed Roof = Free Siding.

Celebrating 20 Years!

(574) 400-6766 eLDeRLy CaRe Kare Services

Specializing in flat work of all types, seawalls, stamped concrete, pole barn floors & Bobcat service.

Free estimates.

Fast, dependable service.

269-445-3349 or 269-591-0100

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GARAGE DOORS & OPENERS

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$ HUGE SAVINGS!!! $ “Best Quality” Sales • Installation • Service 20 Years Experience

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geneRaL RepaIR

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Hopper excavating

Have Gravel, Will Travel Driveway, Stone, Slag, Recycled Concrete, Asphalt, Top Soil, Sand & Fill.

(269) 783-1744 gaRages

Quality Garage Doors Sales, service & installation of garage doors & openers.

Call owner Steve Baxter for your free estimate today.

(269) 683-9000

POLE BARNS & GARAGES

by NIEBOER Quality Built Pole Barns & Garages

ROSS NIEBOER,

Owner

269-684-6673 Licensed and Insured

(269) 815-2710 Aerating, Mowing, Yard and Gutter Clean up.

Mr. Fix It Repair and Service all lawn equipment, also do complete lawn care!

30 years in business Call Scott

Roofing, Siding & Windows, Painting. No Inside or Outside job too big or small.

Low affordable rates.

(269) 362-4242

(269) 591-1403

Pond Liners

HOme ImpROvemenT

EPDM Rubber, Any size, Lowest Prices, FREE Delivery, Huge Invetory, TRM Enterprises, South Bend.

WILLIAMS

Repairs, Remodeling, Windows, Siding, Additions, Painting, Plumbing & More.

Certified mobile home work.

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Brady Concrete

Lawn & gaRDen seRvICe

Email: kmkaidan@aol.com www.KAREService.com

WEAVER

Tear-out / Replace • All Repairs • Brick • Block • Stone • Fireplaces • Landscaping Will fix wet basements, big or small, inside and out.

Fast dependable service.

Aaron (269) 655-4158

gaRages

CONSTRUCTION

(269) 684-1984 (574) 292-2900

CONCRETE Driveways • Porches • Patios

683-4804 or 888-725-0108

Compassionate Home Care Services

Flat work of all kinds, stamping, sidewalks, concrete patching, patios, driveways and pole barns. No job too small.

Free estimates. Insured.

(269) 228-1163

(Silver) Only 51 K $450.00 Down $225.00 Monthly Call Scarletts (269)461-4197

Home Improvement & Maintenance

Credit Cards aCCepted

269.635.1527

williamsconstructco@gmail.com

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Offer Pick-Up and Delivery

(574) 246-1922 or (574) 329-9294

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Michiana Masonry & construction

All your Masonry needs!

Chimney Cleaning, Insured & Bonded. Senior Discounts.

(269) 362-1566 paInTIng

J.M. HUNT ENTERPRISES, LLC

Pole barn & other garages specialist. Roofing Siding, Framing and more. Over 40 years experience. Licensed.

Contact Michael N. Knepple

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June 28 Submit calendar events by email at offthewater@ leaderpub.com or visit the Leader Publications office The National Active & 2010 Nissan Pathfinder Federal 3rd row seating, 4x4, very at 217 N. Fourth Street, Retired nice, V-6, 1 owner. Niles.

Employees Association, $13,990 SW Michigan Chapter, 2008 Kia Sportage Ex will hold its monthly June 27 Local trade, very nice, meeting at 5 p.m.

83,691 miles. $8,990 Tuesday, June 28, at the 2009 Nissan Altima Super Buffet in Benton 2.5 S 81,000 miles, nice. The Southwest Michigan Harbor (next to Big Lots).

Community Action $9,490 All retired and current Agency is hosting a free 2008 Chevy Malibu LTZ federal employees, 68,000 miles, power moon homebuyer education friends and family are roof, 2 tone leather, class from 4 to 7 p.m. welcome.

For informaheated, premium wheels, 1 June 27, and June 28 in tion, call Jean Rowe at owner, extremely clean. the Silver Room at the (269) 782-2769 or email $10,990 Cass District Library her at jeanrowe70@ 2014 Chevy Cruze LT1 located at 319 M-62 in 1.4 turbo charger, 1 owner, Cassopolis. Those inter- comcast.net.

30,000 miles, like new. ested must register one June 29 $14,495 week in advance to 2011 Cadillac DTS attend. Register by callPremium collection, heated black leather, moon roof, ing Teresa Mahone- Fairland Christian Church navigation, chrome wheels, Jordan at (269) 605is hosting Summer Kidz black on black, extremely 4192.

Zone on the following Wednesdays this summer from 1 to 3:30 p.m.

— June 29, July 6, 13, 20 & 27 and August 10 for children in Grades Kindergarten through 8, located at 1811 River Bluff, Niles. Summer Kidz Zone includes Bible Lessons, Games, Music, Snacks, and more! The cost is free. For more information, contact Tom Gamble, Associate Minister, at (269) 6838211.

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ComedianandMichael Joiner will be performing 2 shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

July 1 at Adamsville Road Church of God, located at 51287 C.R. 7, Elkhart. Tickets are $10 and may be purchased online at the church’s website, arcog.church or on site.

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The Cass District Library, located at 319 M-62, will host the geneology and the underground railroad program at 6:30 p.m.

July 6. The program is presented by Caryn Adler and will describe one family’s journey from it’s pre-Civil War southern roots to twentieth century Cass County, using tools readily available to genealogists.

Dowagiac First United Methodist Church is planning activities at the church located at 326 N. Lowe Street starting at 7 p.m. Friday, July 1 until the fireworks begin.

There will be a bounce house, basketball, hotdogs, chips and ice water.

There is no cost to attend. The Junior Arts Club of Dowagiac will meet at July 2 Fernwood Botanical Garden, 13988 Range Line Road (between and Tree-Mendus Fruit Farm Niles-Buchanan is hosting its annual Berrien Springs) at noon cherry pit spit from 10 July 6 for lunch, followed a.m. to 2 p.m. July 2, at by the program at 1 p.m. the farm located at 9351 For lunch, there will be E. Eureka Road, Eau Gourmet Sandwiches Claire. In addition to the (with one vegetarian competition there will be selection) on Artisan face painting and food. Bread, assorted salads, For more information dessert and beverages, email contactus@ served buffet style; the cost will be $20.00, treemendus-fruit.com. which includes tax and tip (please bring a check, July 5 if possible). The program will be provided by Mike Hoffman, the WNDU The Niles Art Association Meteorologist. Please will meet at 7 p.m. July contact Annie Kleva, the 5, at the Niles District July Chairperson, at Library Community (269) 782-9613 for more Room located at 602 E. information and reservaMain St. Matthew tions.

Payovich, teacher of drawing and painting at July 8 Lake Michigan College and Krasl Art Center will present “Why Turn to Liturgical Art?” The focus The Village of Vandalia of his presentation will and the Underground be his liturgical art and Railroad Society of Cass he will describe his County (URSCC) sponapproach and methods, sor this family festival illustrated with selected that celebrates the legaexamples of his work. cy of the Underground Show and tell is always Railroad in Cass County. welcome. Meetings are Opening Night is at 7 free and open to the p.m. Friday, July 8, at

Live Music Matters will present the inaugural Lighthouse Jazz Festival on July 9 in Michigan City’s lakefront Guy Foreman Amphitheatre, located inside historic Washington Park. The one-day festival features live music by top jazz artists, craft beers and wine, food trucks, interactive activities for children and more. The Lighthouse Jazz Festival kicks off at 11 a.m. and runs until 10 p.m. Tickets for this unique entertainment experience are on sale now.

The Beckwith Theatre is proud to present Larry Shue’s comedy, “The Foreigner” at 7:30 p.m.

July 8 and July 9, located at 100 New York avenue, Dowagiac. Tickets are $10, call (269) 7827653 for reservations.

Opening night wine reception provided by Cody Kresta Vineyard and Winery of Mattawan.

For more information, visit the Beckwith Facebook page or www. beckwiththeatre.com.

The Village of Vandalia hosts family games and events, a soul food dinner, arts and crafts and organization booths, a classic car show from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. July 9 and a community church service in the park at 11 a.m. on July 10.

URSCC provides guided tours of UGRR sites, Kentucky Raid guided tours, Ramptown cabin entertainment presentations and displays in the Vandalia Community Center, and entertainment at the Ramptown Cabin in Milo Barnes Park. The historic Bonine House will be open for touring.

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