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911 Franklin Street
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Volume 26, Number 34 Thursday, September 2, 2010
LABOR
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2010
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September 2, 2010
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Ship-shape at the 31st Michigan City In-Water Boat Show
By Charles McKelvy
The Great Lakes are indisputably the
best bodies of water upon which to ply a
watercraft, and the best possible place for
sailors of all types to find just the right
craft for cruising those sweet water seas
was the 31st Michigan City In-Water Boat
Show August 19-22.
There were fair winds and following
seas, and the tall ship Appledore IV from
Bay City, Michigan made a special stop
at the Boat Show before sailing off to the
Tall Ships Festival in Chicago.
It was in the words of Ken Alvey “the
largest in-water boat show on Lake Michigan.”
The weather was wonderful for this year’s In-Water Boat Show.
The 85-foot schooner sailed into Trail
Creek on the first day of the Boat Show
and was available for Lake Michigan
cruises throughout the three-day event.
Since 1989, the crew has used the schooner’s 3,500 square feet of sail primarily to
tour the Great Lakes. After doing its star
turn at the Michigan City show, the Appledore IV sailed across the lake to Chicago for the Tall Ships Festival there.
Tall ship Appledore IV made a
special stop at the Boat Show
before sailing to the Tall Ships
Festival in Chicago.
Alvey is President of the Lake Erie
Marine Trades Association (LEMTA),
which produces Michigan City’s annual opportunity to check out the new
models and acquire the latest accessories, gear and clothing for boating
on the big lake. He kindly took time
away from his dockside luncheon at
Giorgetti’s Restaurant and Pizzeria to
note that “people have come from hundreds of miles way to see boats, explore
the lifestyle of boating, and network
with fellow boaters, and this year we
were honored to have had had the Appledore IV out of Bay City, Michigan
dock with us.”
The Michigan City In-Water Boat show hosted a fleet of boats ranging from
small inflatable to powerboats, sailboats and even a tall ship from Bay City, Michigan.
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And sailors, set your courses for Cedar Point in
Sandusky, Ohio where the North American In-Water Boat Show will grace the waters of Lake Erie
from September 15 to 19.
Fair winds and following seas!
Tall ship
Appledore IV
became part of
the Michigan City
skyline during the
Boat Show.
Alvey said patrons of this year’s Boat Show also
got to enjoy music, entertainment, and young visitors learned water and life jacket safety from Capt’n
Willie the Great Lakes Pirate who performed shows
daily.
“We had a great variety of food from the Michigan
City Exchange Club, and the boats were the centerpiece of the whole show. A 56-foot cruiser was the
largest boat in the show and we went all the way
down to an 8-foot dinghy,” Alvey said.
Some 200 boats in all were displayed with 50 vendors offering their marine wares for those, who according to Alvey, “have that land-water interchange
gene in their systems. If you want to be on the water or near the water, and if you’ve ever wanted to
learn more about boating, this was the place to be.”
And it certainly will be again in August 2011
when LEMTA produces the 32nd annual Michigan
City In-Water Boat Show.
Until then, those who attended this year’s show
will be doing sea trials on Lake Michigan and waterways between here and Florida in their new boats
and adapting new gear and equipment to their existing boats.
Seated at the “skipper’s table” were: (left to right) Show Founder and
President Emeritus of the Lake Erie Marine Trades Association (LEMTA)
Norm Schultz, Michigan City Major Chuck Oberlie, Chairman of the
Michigan City Port Authority Jim Jaksa, and LEMTA President Ken Alvey.
LEMTA produced the Boat Show.
This bewitching weathervane was for sale at the Boat Show.
There was something for every boater at the Boat Show.
Capt’n Willie
the Great Lakes
Pirate taught
young visitors to
the Boat Show
the elements of
water and life
jacket safety in
a salty manner.
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September 2, 2010
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Here’s a breakdown of what to look for and do at
this weekend’s holiday event on the lakefront.
Fri., Sept. 3, open 5-11 p.m.
Jaycee Stage: Kennedy’s Kitchen 6:30 p.m. and
Hoosier Highway 9:30 p.m.
Oasis Tent: The Boogie Men 6 p.m., and The Current 9 p.m.
Sat., Sept. 4, open 11 a.m.-11 p.m.
Jaycee Stage: Moose Show & Parade Corps noon;
Rusty Ammerman (magician) 1:30 p.m.; Me & The
Boys 4:30 p.m., and Together 8 p.m.
Oasis Tent: Cops & Roberts 6 p.m. and Spellbound 9 p.m.
Sun., Sept. 5, open 11 a.m.-11 p.m.
Jaycee Stage: Good Time Cloggers noon; Eddie
Korosa & The Boys from Illinois 1 p.m.; Patin Trio 5
p.m.; Rod Stewart Impersonator 8 p.m.
Oasis Tent: High Noon 6 p.m. and Point ‘n Fingers 9 p.m.
Mon., Sept. 6, open 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
Senior Center: Bingo 10:30 a.m. Open to the public. Must be 21 or over.
Jaycee Stage: Keith Scott Blues Band noon and
Duke Tumatoe 3 p.m.
Oasis Tent: Magically Delicious 1 p.m. and Selective Recall 4 p.m.
While at the fest you can also enjoy ethnic edibles, and all your favorite fest foods and beverages
like ribs, elephant ears, lemonade, ice cream, funnel
cakes, hot dogs, brats, cotton candy, corn and more.
Don’t forget to take the kids to the amuzement
rides, and let mom check out the arts & crafts.
As a community drive to help the Salvation Army
Food Bank, there will also be a bin for donation of
dry and canned foods.
There will be an information booth on site selling
t-shirts and souvenirs of your visit to the fest. More
at www.michigancityfestivalsinc.com
MC Public Library Hours
The Michigan City Public Library will be closed
Mon., Sept. 6 for the Labor Day holiday. Sunday
hours will return on Sept. 12.
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Memories of Ray Steele
(editors note: The beach community, as well as
some 30 years when I knocked on his door in 1989.
the entire school corporation, recently mourned the
I reintroduced myself, and he knew exactly who I
passing of one of its finest educators, Ray Steele. For
was (wasn’t his memory amazing!). We visited for a
many years he was principal of Long Beach School.
good while and when I told him I no longer had my
Joanie Kerwin Schroeder has gathered these recoleighth grade graduation picture, he offered to get
lections of the man from people whose lives he has
one for me. And that he did. I received it in the mail
touched over the years. Relive the memories…)
a few weeks after I returned home to California. He
I didn’t go to Long Beach School, but I had the
was a man of his word. Subsequently, when we, the
privilege to know Mr. Steele. I was a contemporary
eighth grade class of 1959, had our first reunion in
of his twin sons, Ron and Don. We were in Scouts
2007, we were lucky to have him join us for lunch.
together. My best remembrance was a fishing and
Amazingly, he remembered something specific
camping trip to Canada. We portaged Mr. Steele’s
about each of us and was a delight to spend time
boat several times....one time giving him the advanwith. There was a television show in the 50’s called
tage of catching a lot of fish before we got all of the
“I Remember Mama”. I’m sure we all have different
boats in place. (We gave him a little flack about
memories of him, yet I imagine we can all say that
that as I recall.) It was a trip that I remember until
“We Remember Mr. Steele”. Gail Tuttle Fowler
this day. He was a great guy. Mike Mihalick,MD.
I have a short comment about Ray Steele. For
Mr. Steele (we continued
several years he played volto have trouble calling him
leyball with the kids during
“Ray”) became an honored adlunch time. It was so special to
dition to our annual “Girls’
have the principal of the whole
Slumber Party” at our Long
school taking time to play with
Beach rental almost every
us. I still visualize him getsummer since 2002 (our 40th
ting ready to hit the ball back
Reunion).He visited us for dinand the way he would encourner every year, until this year.
age his teammates to try for
He was incredibly sharp, rethe ball even though it would
membering and asking about
mean and point for the other
our parents and siblings. Stoside. Robert Ashton
ries and remembrances flowed
I was one of Ray Steele’s
constantly. We doted on his Long Beach – Class of 1959 – Reunion 2007: Front Row : 10,000 students...in fact, I
every word, and he enjoyed Marilyn Cook, Gail Tuttle Fowler, Chris Detwiler Lynch. Back think I was in 1st grade when
seeing his “harem” every year. Row: Penny Kermen Hairopoulos, Ginny Sprague Winn, he came to LB School. Even as
Joanie Kerwin Schroeder, Chip Werstein, Ray Steele &
We can’t tell you how much we
a kid, Mr. Steele struck me as
Karen Bachman Kennedy.
will miss him. Dayle Brown,
a gentle, caring man who took
Maryann(Chern) Bannwart, Susan Jensen,
a personal interest in every child. The basketball
Mary Kay (Krebs)Kellstrom, Carroll (Cullom)
program and ballroom dancing classes bring back
Barkow.
great memories. Those of us who spent our grade
I attended Long Beach School from kindergarten
school years at LB should be thankful we had such
through grade 8, exiting in 1960, and “Mr. Steele” is
a terrific role model. Chip Werstein
the only principal I remember so likely my term was
When I heard of Mr. Steele’s death, my first two
part of his 27 years. My mother, Evelyn Mathias,
thoughts were Saturday basketball and ballroom
was school secretary for several years during that
dancing..and that brought a huge smile to my face.
time, so I visited the office frequently to see her.
Mr. Steele was one of the nicest and most honorable
As I was rather a goodie-goodie type, I don’t think
people I have known in my life. He will always be
I would have been sent for disciplinary purposes,
remembered fondly. Bob Gilmore
although I do remember getting into trouble once
“If a job is once begun, never leave it ‘til it’s done.
for complaining that 8th grade grammar as taught
Be it large or be it small, do it well or not at all.” I
by Mrs. Miller (my former kindergarten teacher)
heard first from you and that says it all. Thanks,
was too difficult! To this day I have a memory of
Ray. You did well! Ted Gowin
Mr. Steele sitting behind his desk, looking not all
I remember running into Ray Steele downtown
that different from the image in his obituary. I rein a store some 25 or 30 years after graduation, he
gret that I wasn’t able to visit with him in my adult
came around an aisle, looked at me and said “Hi,
years. I remember him as a person who was very
Joanie, how are you. He even remembered where I
fair, fond of children (all of us), and dedicated to his
live. Such a memory that man had. As his son Don
work. Mary Mathias
said to me “ I wish he had left me his memory.” Ray
Mr. Steele left an indelible impression of fairSteele will be sorely missed by a multitude of peoness and kindness with me, both as a principal and
ple. Joanie Kerwin Schroeder
a man. I hadn’t been to the Beach or seen him in
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September 2, 2010
MC JROTC Cadets Attend Camp
Major McGrath stands with the Michigan City JROTC cadets who
attended the Cadet Leadership Camp prior to them negotiating a high
rope obstacle. They are (l-r) Cody Burlingame, Charles Davis, Jake Neal,
Nate Nowak, Jake Neal, Jesse Gonsalez, and Eddie Loop.
Cadets from the Michigan City High School Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps
(MCJROTC) attended a Cadet Leadership Camp
from July 25-31 at the Ingersoll Scout Reservation
in London Mills, IL. Cadets participated in a number of activities ranging from marksmanship to wilderness survival to high rope obstacles. The objective of the camp was to provide confidence for the
cadets to return to their units and become the leadership cadre at their respective schools. In addition
to Michigan City, there were 8 other schools at the
camp from Chicago, Peoria, IL and Portage, IN.
“Our cadets really held their own compared with
the cadets from the other schools,” said Major Tom
McGrath, the Senior Marine Instructor at Michigan City High School. “They were prepared well
by our Marine Instructor, Sergeant Major Altizer.
They will now return to school and be the leadership foundation not only for our corps of cadets, but
for our high school.”
One of the highlights of the camp was a leadership reaction course, where the cadets were presented with a problem and providing a solution
which they had to implement. “This activity really
gave me confidence as a leader,” said Cadet Second
Lieutenant Nate Nowak.
Other cadets echoed how the camp provided them
with important leadership lessons. “You definitely
have to communicate well in order to accomplish a
mission,” said Cadet Gunnery Sergeant Eddie Loop.
Cadet Second Lieutenant Jake Neal added that a
leader “shouldn’t be afraid of taking advice from
someone junior to him in rank.” The camp emphasized taking charge and not worrying about mistakes. “No leader is infallible,” said Cadet Second
Lieutenant Charles Davis.
The camp concluded with a competition using the
skills taught during the week. “This really brought
all the cadets together as a team,” said Cadet Sec-
ond Lieutenant Cody Burlingame. The combined
team of Michigan City and Portage came in 3rd out
of the 9 schools. This team did not allow a cadet to
compete in more than one event, maximizing participation for all cadets.
“The entire camp was a great experience,” summarized Cadet Gunnery Sergeant Jesse Gonzalez.
The Marine Corps JROTC is an elective course
open to all students grades 9-12. It is a leadership
course, not a preparation for the military course,
where the skills a cadet learns are applicable to
any career, not just the military. There is no military obligation associated with the course. Cadets
are required to adhere to Marine Corps personal
appearance and conduct standards. In addition to
the course curriculum of general military subjects
and life skills, there is a drill team and an air rifle
team that competes against other JROTCs from
Jesse Gonsalez, Jake Neal and Nate Nowak (first three cadets in
uniform)compete in a tug of war competition.
all services. The JROTC is very active in the community, providing cadets for parades, ceremonies,
and community service. Cadets who are interested
in the military may attain advanced promotion as
enlisted personnel or be awarded an ROTC scholarship if they qualify for an officer program.
Jake Neal puts a bandage on Charles Davis during a first aid exercise.
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World Film Series at Valparaiso U.
A critically-acclaimed Bollywood movie, an Austrian film that won the Cannes Film Festival’s top
prize and a Japanese romantic comedy are among
the movies to be featured during Valparaiso University’s World Cinema Series, a year-long celebration
of international film.
Valpo’s 2010-2011 World Cinema Series will feature six recent films in their original language with
English subtitles. Following each film, a Valpo faculty member with expertise in the country where
the movie was made will lead an audience discussion.
Films in this year’s festival are:
•Sept. 17 – “The White Ribbon” (Austria), discussion led by Timothy Malchow, associate professor of
German;
•Oct. 15 – “Train Man” (Japan), discussion led
by Fred Kavanagh, assistant professor of Japanese;
•Nov. 12 – “Before the Rains” (India), discussion
led by George Pati, assistant professor of theology;
•Jan. 21 – “The Class” (France), discussion led by
Randa Duvick, professor of French;
•Feb. 18 – “The Secret in their Eyes” (Argentina/
Spain), discussion led by Richard Stith, professor of
law;
•March 18 – “Balzac and the Little Chinese
Seamstress” (China), discussion led by Benjamin
Ridgway, assistant professor of Chinese.
Timothy Tomasik, an associate professor of
French, said the film series, now in its fifth year,
provides the campus and surrounding community
an opportunity to regularly see high quality foreign
movies.
“It can be tough for people to choose foreign films
because they aren’t sure what to expect,” Tomasik said. “Valpo’s World Cinema Series allows the
campus community and public a chance to see important films being made in other countries. That’s
really important as we become an increasingly interconnected world, and so the festival helps us fulfill our mission of increasing people’s understanding
of other cultures.”
Screenings will begin at 7 p.m. in Neils Science
Center (Room 234) on campus. Tickets are $6 per
film or $25 for admission to all six films, with refreshments served prior to each screening. Tickets
are on sale now at the Harre Union, by phoning
(219) 464-5415 or purchase at the door.
Tomasik said films in the series not only span the
globe, but include a variety of genres and directing
styles. The French film “The Class” is shot in a documentary style, while the Spanish/Argentine film
“The Secret in their Eyes” is a visually-rich crime
thriller.
For more information about the World Cinema
Series,
visit
www.valpo.edu/foreignlanguages/
worldcinema/index.php
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3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths. Living room leads
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one with jetted tub. Basement for storage.
Walk over the dune to beach.
2 bedrooms plus den, 2 baths. Loft for
addt’l sleeping area. New electric,
plumbing, insulation, pine walls, well,
septic field, decks & foundation.
3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Maple floor,
fireplace, granite counters, Pella
windows. Screen porch; Beautifully
landscaped yard w/in-ground sprinklers.
2916 Oriole Trail
2605 Fairway Drive
2209 Bayview Drive
The Shores • $229,000
3 bedrooms, 1 bath. New features include
kitchen, appliances, laminate floor, Pella
windows, vinyl siding, fresh paint, garage
door & opener. Beautifully rehabbed.
2 bedrooms plus den, 2 baths. Living
room with fireplace. Den with wet bar &
opens to sun room. Incredible views of
Lake Claire & golf course.
2 bedrooms plus den, 2 baths. Beautifully
updated. Bright & open kitchen. Master
bath with jetted tub & separate shower.
Waterfront unit with incredible views.
Micky Gallas Properties
www.MickyGallasProperties.com
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Judi Donaldson, GRI
Home: (219) 879-1411
[email protected]
4966 E 1000 North
LaPorte • $289,900
4412 N. Bud Lee Drive
Michigan City • $224,900
N. Country Lane
3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Kitchen has
breakfast bar & is open to the living
room. Master suite bath has heated
marble floor & towel warmer. New
Anderson windows. Many designer
upgrades. Situated on 5.404 Acres.
5 bedrooms, 3 baths. Main level with
skylights & large windows. Lower
level family room with fireplace,
kitchenette, den & walk-out to rear
deck. Home warranty included.
Private, wooded 3/4 Acre lot.
Unique corner piece of land with
pine trees & fruit trees. 0.62 Acre;
Septic & well. Great view at the
entrance of Ridgeview subdivision.
Build your dream home here!
Micky Gallas, Broker/Owner
ABR, CRB, CRS, e-Pro, GRI, SRES
Cell: (219) 861-6012
[email protected]
103 Marquette Trail • Pottawattomie Park
Completely updated, sprawling 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath ranch that has
an outdoor paradise for summer enjoyment with large patio,
in-ground pool with new automatic pool cover & pool bath in 2007.
TING
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L-shaped living room with brick fireplace opens to the dining room with a wall of windows overlooking the
rear yard, pool & patio. Beautiful kitchen with plenty of cabinets & island for gathering with the cook.
Incredible master bath with jetted shower. House & pool completely redone in 2007.
Come live & play in this very special place that you can call home.
Offered for $239,900
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Shirl Bacztub, GRI
Home: (219) 874-5642
[email protected]
10 Marine Drive A-3
Marina Park • $249,900
104 Felton Street
4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Living room &
dining room with a lot of windows.
Walk-out lower level with rec room
& sliders to patio. Rear entrance
with 2- car garage. Stunning lake
views from this hillside home.
2 possibly 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Gas
fireplace, appliances remain, private
balcony with retractable awning. 55ft
boat slip, in-ground pool, tennis
courts & beautiful views. Great
investment opportunity!
3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Main floor
family room. On corner of two city
lots with completely fenced yard.
Just over the hill from Washington
Park’s lake front with a lot of new
construction in the area.
Ellen Holloway, GRI
Resort & Second Home Specialist - Charter Member
Cell: (219) 878-3721
[email protected]
OPEN HOUSE Sunday, Sept.5th 11-1pm
3518 Iroquois Trail
Duneland Beach • $555,000
3339 LaSalle Trail
Sal Court & Welnetz Road
4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Beautiful
kitchen featuring custom cabinets,
island & hardwood floors. Great
flowing floor plan. Maintenance free
landscaping & a terraced yard with
irrigation system. Close to beach.
3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Great floor
plan. 1792 sq ft on main floor & 1792
sq ft on lower level. Large screened
porch, fenced yard & in-ground pool.
Short walk to a fantastic beach.
Seller is licensed agent.
6.251 ACRES - Great development
potential. City water & sewer
available. Central area of town with
easy access to city conveniences.
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Karen Kmiecik, GRI
Cell: (219) 210-0494
[email protected]
6332 W 300 North
LaPorte • $289,000
2932 Belle Plaine Trail
8466 W 200 North
2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths. Marble
fireplace, wide plank Georgia pine
floors & cathedral ceilings. Extensive
list of upgrades. Two car garage with
loft above & utility hook ups. Over
12 Acres with heavily wooded views.
3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Open living/
dining room with brick fireplace.
Newer water heater, leaf guard
gutters & downspouts, washer/dryer,
new furnace & a/c and updated 200
amp electrical. Close to beach.
3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Completely
updated home with hardwood floors,
gourmet kitchen, limestone fireplace
& Pella windows. Heated Jacuzzi tub
with glass shower in master bath.
Family room w/fireplace & wet bar.
Tina Kelly
Cell: (219) 873-3680
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screen porch. Completely remodeled
home with a short walk to beach.
5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Spacious
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Newly remodeled master bath. Total
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weekend in rural northern La Porte County, IN.
Boasting “a summer’s bounty of folk art, crafts,
antiques, and garden goods,” this open-air market
features booths situated both inside the handcrafted
barn, on the spacious porch, and on the beautifully
landscaped surrounding grounds. More than 30 vendors will offer a wide range of quality goods. Handcrafted folk art/ craft booths will feature primitive
dolls and “make-dos,” soft-sculptured and wooden
seasonal characters, framed embroidery pictures,
reversible blue jean purses, appliquéd kitchen linens, dried floral wreaths and arrangements, baskets, painted furniture, wooden and metal garden
art, wood-turned and wood-carved gifts, jewelry,
chair caning, and more. Antique dealers will display country and primitive furniture, linens, crocks,
quilts, smalls, and more. Garden/nursery vendors
will offer herb plants, conifers, blueberry bushes,
hostas, daylilies, ornamental grasses, mums, hardshell gourds, heirloom garden produce, pickles,
jams, and preserves, hand cast birdbaths, plus naturals for fall decorating. Strolling musicians Liza
and Mark Woolever will entertain with folk and
country acoustic selections.
Rolling Prairie Conservation Club members will
offer a pulled-pork sandwich plate, ice cream treats,
and beverages. Parking and admission are free of
charge.
Folk artist/ promoter Marcy Dailey, of Sew Many
Things, and husband Mike, welcome visitors to the
show at their residence, Fawn Run Farm on Saturday, September 4, from 9 a.m. to 4 pm. CST. Fawn
Run Farm is located north of US 20 at 3883 E. 700
N. Travel 3 miles north of Rolling Prairie on 425 E.
(Prairie St.), then go left (west) on 700 N., 1⁄2 mile.
Look for Fawn Run Farm signs. For more information, contact Dailey at 219-778-2809 or e-mail:
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Kids on Stage Glee Club
Kids on Stage Glee Club will be in the spotlight
at the Box Factory for the Arts, 1101 Broad St., St.
Joseph, MI on Sat., Sept. 4 at 8 p.m. MI time. This
group of 19 talented teenage performers brings high
energy entertainment in the form of contemporary
musical numbers, choreography and comedic skills.
The group will perform a number of songs from
the hit television show “Glee” as well as other popular numbers of today and yesterday.
Musical numbers include Don’t Stop Believin,’
Somebody to Love by Queen, Keep Holding On by
Avril Lavigne, Love Song by Sara Bareilles and a
rousing rendition of Rubberneckin’ by Elvis Presley. KOS Glee Club will also perform a number of
delightfuly funny comedy sketches improvised and
written by the kids in the group.
KOS Glee Club is composed of Middle and High
School students from twelve different area schools.
The group is directed by Doug Fordyce, owner and
director of Kids On Stage, an award winning local
children’s theatre company. Choreographer for the
group is Allie Hoyt, a first year student at Hope
College. The group is also available to provide entertainment for local public and corporate events.
Kids On Stage Glee Club promises an amusing,
charming experience that will keep you engaged
from beginning to end.
Tickets are $8, $6 for students & seniors 60 &
above. Children 12 and under free when accompanied by an adult. For more, visit www.boxfactoryforthearts.org or Facebook or phone the Box office
at 269-983-3688.
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St. Mary’s Resale Shop Special Sale
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The St. Mary’s Resale Shop, located in the lower
level of the church rectory at Manhattan and 11th
streets, Michigan City, will be having a $1 bag sale
on Wed., Sept. 1 and Fri., Sept. 3. Time is 9:30 a.m.3:30 p.m. Clothing, shoes and miscellaneous items
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Outsider Art, Inside And Out
by Barbara Stodola
OUTSIDER ART, INSIDE AND OUT
Harbert, Michigan
Labor Day weekend brings droves of outsider artists to the grounds of Judith Racht Gallery in Harbert, Michigan, this year for the ninth annual outsider art fair. They come from out-of-the-way places
like Corunna, Indiana, Copemish, Michigan, and
Lookout Mountain, Tennessee. They set up their
displays in a motley formation of old boards and
shelving, beneath a white-tented canopy. All day
Saturday and Sunday (10-5 EST), they are visited
by swarms of city-dwellers, searching for unique
items to enliven beach cottages and condos. (Admission $10., weekend pass $20.)
Outsider art is especially prized for its uniqueness of materials – sequined tapestries, bottle-cap
sculptures, tables made of pencils, amusing figures
assembled from discarded bits of coffee pots, alarm
clocks and broken armchairs. The clientele is not
much interested in arcane disputations over whether or not such items are art. Their freshness and wit
are usually enough to make the sale.
Judith Racht has expanded the scope of her art
fair to include antique dealers, artists billed as “visionaries,” and galleries specializing in folk art. The
show’s reputation has spread to many states and
now attracts exhibitors from as far away as Texas
and Florida. A newcomer this year is Ed Brownlee,
a ceramicist from Lebanon, Pennsylvania. Outsider
sculptors Paul Hart and Joel Pinkerton have been
coming for years.
For those who savor this type of event, it is a
weekend of fun, a time to wear your most outre outfit. On Friday evening, there is a preview party (6
–9, EST). Music is provided by Patent Medicine,
and Preserve the Dunes will host a cash bar, benefiting their cause. Seasons Harvest will have a food
tent, and the Preacher Man will offer barbequed
specialties. You enter the tent set-up through the
gallery, at the corner of Prairie Avenue and Red Arrow Hwy., Harbert, Michigan. An inside show also
has outsider art, this year featuring Lisa Brawn, a
Canadian printmaker.
Judith Racht (right) and her daughter Brienne Racht
are pictured at a previous show.
Deb Henderson ( Michigan City, IN) brings her favorite pet paintings.
A vast array of novelties are for sale at the Outsider Art Fair.
Part of the fun is figuring out what these little figures are made out of.
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Scenes From Last Year’s Harbert Show
Paul Hart
(Greenfield,
IN) poses with
a couple of
box-people
sculptures
Joel Pinkerton (Louisville, KY) does
assemblages, mostly from metal
A woodcut by Calgary artist Lisa
Brawn depicts the jazz singer
Josephine Baker.
OUTSIDER ART, INSIDE
Chicago Cultural Center
The Reverend Howard Finster was not the only
artist from America’s deep South to claim divine
inspiration, but – as the current show of his work,
at the Chicago Cultural Center, indicates – he had
to be the most prolific. By the time of his death in
2001, this Baptist preacher and self-taught artist
had produced more than 46,000 works of art – in
a frenzied, evangelistic outpouring that averaged
three to five pieces a day.
“He worked around the clock,” Manhattan gallerist Phyllis Kind told The New York Times in 2007,
when the Rev. Finster’s Paradise Gardens, his cluttered homestead in Pennville, Georgia, opened as a
public museum.
The Rev. Finster’s
visions of extraterrestrial life
extended to “other
plants with other life
beyond all sins and
strife.”
His goal was the salvation of souls, and he believed the Lord was commanding him to reach a
larger audience through paintings and hand-lettered messages. Thus he created visions of the afterlife – heavenly skies populated by smiling, flatfooted angels and cloud-like bobbing heads – and
the alternative scenes of Hell, where scores of naked sinners catapult into the flames. In Hell, we are
warned, there are “no rest rooms, no cold cokes, no
pope.”
Angels and devils were among Finster’s favorite
motifs, along with fantastic four-legged critters and
a host of celebrities he admired – Abraham Lincoln,
Daniel Boone, Elvis Presley, Leanord da Vinci,
Outsider Art Continued on Page 24
Coca-Cola, his favorite
drink, also inspires rhetoric:
“Thousands of church folks
drink coca cola and drive
home safely.”
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Smiling angels float above the Rev. Finster’s exhortations,
welcoming you to a stratosphere of cartoonish characters in the clouds.
Outsider Art
Continued from Page 23
Dwight D. Isenhower, Henry Ford, and then, the
collectors who fancied his paintings. Several commissioned portraits hang in this exhibit, and many
pieces are loaned by private collectors.
For his paintings, Finster used tractor paint “because it would last for years.” His faces all share a
family resemblance, with almond-shaped eyes, rows
of lashes on the lower lids, sharply delineated noses, and broad lips. Besides the traditional portraits,
he did large wooden cut-out figures, which are wallmounted; layered plexiglass cabinets, backed by
mirrors; towers stacked like wedding cakes; and
paintings on glass jars, jugs, gourds, old clocks, and,
like other outsider art, on all types of found objects.
But what distinguishes Finster’s paintings, more
than his characteristic imagery and recycled materials, are the endless rows of messages, running
up and down and around the borders and across
the frames. His hand-lettered sermons are often
drawn from biblical verse, but embellished with his
own fundamentalist dictates: “People are crowded
in lines for many things. But few stand in line to
get eternal life.” “Life hereafter is the most presus
treasure…” “It is wise to be ready allways…” “Every
time I get straightened out there’s a bunch of devils
looking over my shoulder…”
Elvis Presley, one of the artist’s southern folk-heroes, is
drawn with almond-shaped eyes and a broad mouth.
Despite their sometimes-gloomy outlook, the Rev.
Finster’s art objects retain an overriding exuberance, and it is clear he had fun producing them. He
was a charismatic preacher, a showman, and one of
this show’s most engaging elements is the TV tape
of his 1983 appearance on the Johnny Carson show.
The Rev. Finster arrived in a well-tailored suit, he
played his banjo and sang a song he had composed,
he talked as fluently as the words that flowed off
his paintbrush, and he southern-charmed the audience. It rarely happened that one of his guests managed to upstage Johnny Carson, but by the time the
Rev. Finster departed, his TV host was speechless.
Finster’s appearance on the Johny Carson show was commemorated by
a painting, with a row of believers climbing heavenward.
A portrait of his daughter, Beverly, shares the canvas with
a hand-lettered quotation from Proverbs 31:13.
The exhibit at the Chicago Cultural Center
(old library building, Randolph St, and Michigan Ave.) runs thru September 26. It is on the
4th floor, reachable by elevator. Admission is
free.
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54th Labor Day Show at Hesston
Ready for something new in old-fashioned fun? In
time for its 54th Labor Day Steam & Power Show,
the Hesston Steam Museum has several new additions. The show will run Fri., Sept. 3 through Mon.,
Sept. 6. Show hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (C.S.T.)
Easily ranking among Indiana’s Top 10 festivals,
this four-day event attracts as may as 12,000 visitors from nearby Chicago, Northern Indiana and
Southwestern Michigan. In fact, it’s been named by
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This 10-week course will meet Tuesdays and
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To register or to obtain information about this
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What’s New? This year’s four-day steam and
power show will feature the Kiddieland Limited, a
popular bullet-nose steam engine that once carried
Chicagoland residents around Kiddieland in suburban Melrose Park. Now paired with Hesston’s own
Kiddieland Express (another engine from the same
park!) the Kiddieland Limited will double-head
Saturday through Monday – and pull guests over a
one-mile railway line (one of three separate lines at
Hesston).
What’s New? Did you know that Hesston boasts
one the nation’s few working, turn-of-the-century
saw mills with a 60” blade? Just in time for this
year’s annual show – and for the first time since
2006 – Hesston has a new, working boiler to power
this historical mill once again with its own steam
power.
If it steams . . . it will be running! Hesston will be
literally “fired up” to operate...
-its working 1929 narrow-gauge Shay logging locomotive
-a 101-year-old steam-powered light plant for the
LaPorte County (Ind.) courthouse
-the “Blue Goose” engine that once pulled visitors
around Chicago’s Brookfield Zoo.
-lots of early 1900s steam tractors and even a
steam-powered popcorn machine!
Hesston’s show will also feature rides in a unique
railroad inspection car; the world’s largest mobile
toy train layout; acres of flea market finds (antiques, arts & crafts and railroad memorabilia); oldtime hand-crafted sodas, fresh-pressed apple cider
and other fun foods and spacious picnic grounds;
and Hesston Steam Museum gift shop
Admission to the grounds is $5 for adults. Children 12 and under are free.
Train Fares are $5 for adults and $3.00 for kids
12 and under. (See special coupon in Hesston color
ad this issue.) Friday is Senior Day with half-price
admittance and half-price rides for all seniors.
Take I-94 to exit one, south to County Rd.
1000 North or take the Indiana Toll Road to exit 49,
north on 139 to County Rd. 1000 North and follow
the signs.
Held rain or shine, with plenty of free parking.
For more info, visit www.hesston.org
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Documentary on Boat Race
“American Sailors” takes the viewer on board
and behind the scenes as four great skippers prepare and race their boats in the longest and oldest
freshwater race in the world. It’s the 2008 Chicago
to Mackinac Island race.
The documentary by Holland, MI filmmaker John
Grooters of Seaspray Productions will be shown at
7:30 p.m. MI time on Fri., Sept. 3 as part of the Box
Factory for the Arts’ First Friday Film series. Grooters plans to attend the screening. Admission for the
film is $5 at the door.
See and experience the race as never before
aboard: Windquest, the 2007 year’s overall winner;
Windancer, with John Nedeau in his 61st Mac race;
Peerless, skippered by Brian Torreson in his first
race; and Sourvenir, school teacher Steve Schiller’s
boat.
There’s no better seat in the house to see yacht
racing for what it really is - a test of skill, teamwork, and technology all at the mercy of the unpredictable breeze. The film won the 2009 Silver Telly,
the highest honor, from 13,000 entries from all 50
states. Founded in 1979, the Telly Awards is the
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The Labor Day Weekend
It’s hard to believe that summer is almost at an end and that
another Labor Day weekend is upon us. The Beacher staff would
like to take this opportunity to say…
Thanks to ALL the advertisers and to our faithful
readers who support them.
Labor Day
Labor Day is observed throughout the United States in recognition of the dignity of labor, falling on the first Monday in September
each year. Labor organizations sponsor various celebrations, but
for most it is a day of rest. It also has become a symbol of the end
of summer.
Peter J. McGuire, general secretary of the Brotherhood of
Carpenters and Joiners, May 18, 1882, at a central Labor Union
meeting in New York City, proposed that “a day be set aside as a
festive day, during which parade through the streets of the city
would permit public tribute to American industry.” The motion was
adopted and plans for the first Labor Day celebration made. On
Sept. 5th of that year, workers staged the first Labor Day parade
in New York City.
October 7, 1884, American Federation of Labor meeting at Chicago,
A.C. Cameron, member of the Typographical Union 16 introduced
the following resolution: “Resolved, That the first Monday in
September each year be set aside as a laborers’ national holiday,
and that we recommend its observance by all wage workers, irrespective of sex, calling or nationality.”
In 1887, Oregon became the first state to make Labor Day a
legal holiday, followed the same year by Colorado, Massachusetts,
New Jersey and New York. By 1890 Connecticut, Nebraska and
Pennsylvania had followed suit. In 1894 President Grover Cleveland
signed a bill making Labor Day an official legal holiday for the
whole country.
World Wide Celebrations
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32
2146 N. Karwick Rd.
Rick Remijas
GRI, CRS
Cell 773-908-1969
[email protected]
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If you live on the Long Beach CC 14th hole, you need a golf cart. After golf, you may need a house
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leased, but owner
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floor suites available for lease currently.
$565,000
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2424 Franklin Street • Michigan City, Indiana • (219) 872-0626
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In Harbor Country, you don’t buy real estate —
you buy a state of mind. The lakeshore, the parks,
the architecture and all the experiences that let you
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Randy Novak, Broker Associate
ABR, CRS, e-Pro, GRI, EcoBroker
Cell: (219) 877-7069
2301 Oakenwald Drive • Long Beach
VERY SHORT WALK TO STOP 23 BEACH - this very well kept home offers
lots of character. The living room has a fireplace & hardwood floors under
carpet. The den has knotty pine walls & hardwood floors. Large main
bedroom upstairs & two additional bedrooms on the main level.
The full basement is a plus for added storage or
finish it for additional living space. Two car garage,
sprinkler system for lawn & a storage shed
finishes off this must see home.
Offered for $369,000
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1000 North
LaPorte, IN
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OPEN NIGHTLY
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Pat Tym, ABR, CRS, GRI, SRES
Cell: (219) 210-0324
3420 Iroquois Trail
2011 Juneway Drive
2915 Oriole Trail
3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Brick fireplace,
hardwood floors in bedrooms. 3 season
room with 3 walls of windows & brick
floor. Finished basement with office, rec
room & 2nd fireplace. Extra buildable lot
included. Short walk to Stop 34 beach.
3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Wood floors, large
kitchen with island. A bedroom, master
bath, walk-in closet, family room,
enlarged & remodeled kitchen were added
in ‘01-’02. Charming home on large lot.
Easy stroll to beach.
2 bedrooms plus sun room, 1.5 baths.
Everything is new including upgraded
appliances. Heated floor in bath. Almost
one acre of property includes addt’l
buildable lot. Owner has plans drawn by
Jerry Hyndman for 3rd bedroom & bath.
149 Shorewood Drive
Long Beach Cove • $429,000
107 E. Mechanic Street
New Buffalo • $395,000
109 California Avenue
Sheridan Beach • $389,000
3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Many upgraded
features including expansive hardwood
floors, extensive custom cabinetry,
plentiful storage, upgraded appliances.
Fishing pier & oversized 2-car garage.
Lovely view of Lake Claire.
3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths. Freshly painted
interior, new light fixtures, 2 fireplaces.
Balconies off each upstairs bedroom with
views over Lake Michigan. 1-car garage.
Association pool with bath house &
screened gazebo. Just 1 block to beach.
3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Newer features
throughout including tile floors, ceilings,
ventless gas fireplace. Lovely kitchen
with sliders to rear deck with new
railings. New wooden stairs to front
entry. Just steps to Stop 2 beach.
NEW L
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Long Beach
$165,000
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3315 LaSalle Trail
2816 Brentwood Way
3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Hardwood floors
throughout main level. Sun room, large
finished basement. Lovely gardens in
front & private fenced in back yard. Two
car garage. Short stroll to endless
Duneland Beach at Stop 33.
2 bedrooms, 1 bath. Partially finished
basement. Deck on back offers privacy.
Roof is 8 years old with lifetime
warranty. Great proximity to Lake
Michigan, golf course & playground.
This home has been cared for & loved.
Oakland Drive
Michiana Shores
$139,000
Pinewood Trail
Michiana Shores
$98,500
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3rd Brown Bag Series Concert
2010
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Lee Meyer, director of Artistic Outreach for the
First Congregational Church, 531 Washington St.,
Michigan City, has announced the next concert in
the Brown Bag series.
The concert will be held at noon on Sat., Sept. 4
featuring the music of The Chamber Trio and the
vocalist Frank Casorio.
The Chamber Trio formed about two years ago
and are all members of Monday Musicale with
Elaine Hornyak, flute (she performs with the Michigan City Municipal Band and LaPorte City Band,
Laporte Symphony Orchestra and teaches flute privately); James Nagano, flute/English horn (lives in
Columbia City, IN and plays for the Elkhart Symphony); and Lee Meyer, keyboard.
Also sharing the stage is the vocalist Frank Casorio, the local baritone who will perform songs of love
and songs of love departed.
Feel free to bring your own lunch, or a snack and
bottled water will be available for purchase at the
concert. You may also bring lawn chairs or blankets
for sitting on the lawn. In case of bad weather, the
concert will continue inside the church.
All concerts are free of charge.
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The Polish-American Cultural Society of Northwest Indiana will meet on Wed., Sept. 8th, at the
Portage Public Library, 2665 Irving St., Portage, IN.
The group’s facilitator is Rev. Walter Rakoczy of
St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Church in
Michigan City.
The beginners’ Polish language session will begin
at 5 p.m., followed by discussion of Polish-related
topics at 6:30 p.m. A donation of $1 per participant
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For more information, phone Leona Jackomis at
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Ladies’ Night Out
London Shakespeare Ensemble at VU
Sand Creek Country Club, Chesterton, IN
Thurs., Sept. 16. Doors Open 5:30 p.m.
Will last year’s colors be a fashion faux pas this
fall? Learn the latest wardrobe trends at the third
annual Ladies’ Night Out.
The event will be hosted at Sand Creek Country
Club. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., Fashion Show at 7:00
p.m. Ladies’ Night Out benefits St. Patrick School
and offers a fun evening featuring fall looks from La
Grande Trunk of Valparaiso; Ella’s Bella, Indiana
Summer, and Whimsy of Chesterton. Fall hair and
makeup suggestions will be offered by Serenity Salon & Spa, also of Chesterton.
Vendor tables will be open throughout the evening offering unique items and services from local,
women-owned boutiques and businesses as well as
wellness opportunities for women.
Cocktails and abundant hors d’oeuvres will be
served. The evening will also feature a much anticipated silent auction. The very popular “Mama
Needs a New Pair of Shoes”, a cutest shoe contest,
and the “What’s in your Clutch” contest.
Ladies’ Night Out thanks their title sponsor DeLaine by MichelleDouglas.
Open chair seating just like New York fashion
week is available on a first-come, first served basis at $40 per person. Tickets are on sale now at
St. Patrick School in Chesterton or by phoning
219.771.2203.
One of the world’s premier Shakespeare theatre
companies will conduct a weeklong residency at
Valparaiso University that will include public performances of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and
numerous workshops with Valpo theatre students
and faculty.
Actors From The London Stage, whose members
include actors from renowned companies such as
the Royal Shakespeare Company, the Royal National Theatre of Great Britain and Shakespeare’s
Globe Theatre, will bring its talents to Valpo Sept.
13 to 20. Valpo is one of a handful of universities in
the United States where the company will serve a
residency during its annual academic tour.
“A Midsummer’s Night Dream”
The ensemble will perform “A Midsummer Night’s
Dream” Sept. 16 and 17 at 7:30 p.m. and Sept. 18 at
3 p.m. in the Valpo Center for the Arts. A talkback
session with the ensemble is planned following the
Sept. 18 performance.
Tickets to each performance are $20 for adults,
$10 for students and senior citizens, and $5 for local
high school students attending as part of a group.
Tickets are available at 219-464-5162 or online at
www.valpo.edu/vuca/ticket.php
The ensemble’s residency also will be incorporated into Valpo’s Communiversity Day on Sept. 18,
a celebration of the University’s close relationship
with the Northwest Indiana community. Communiversity Day (www.valpo.edu/communiversity) also
includes Valpo’s first night football game at Brown
Field, a pre-game tailgate barbecue and carnival
games, volleyball game, fireworks show, debut of
the new Crusaders mascot and Valpo Day of Caring
service projects.
Other activities during the residency include:
•
Sept. 13 – A colloquium session with the ensemble and Valpo theatre students and faculty.
•
Sept. 14 – Coaching sessions with Valpo students enrolled in a play directing course and with
cast members in the University’s upcoming productions of “Almost, Maine” and “Tartuffe.”
•
Sept. 15 – Presentations to Valpo students
enrolled in several theatre courses and coaching
sessions with cast members in “Almost, Maine” and
“Tartuffe.”
•
Sept. 16 – Coaching session with Valpo students enrolled in a play directing course.
•
Sept. 17 – Coaching sessions with Valpo students enrolled in acting courses.
•
Sept. 18 – Workshops with local high school
students, Valpo students and others.
Now in its 35th year, Actors From The London
Stage is one of the oldest established touring Shakespeare theater companies in the world. Co-founded
by the renowned British actor Patrick Stewart, the
ensemble is housed and work shopped in England.
Adult Improvisation
Thursdays, 6–7:30 p.m., starting September 16
Have a good time and laugh while exercising your
mind and stretching your creativity with former
Second City faculty member Peyton Daley.
Beginning and continuing students alike are
challenged to develop and refine collaboration and
communication skills through performance games
in this easy-going, mentally stimulating and very
enjoyable class.
For information, or to sign up, phone 874-4900 or
visit www.lubeznikcenter.org. The Lubeznik Center
for the Arts, 101 W. 2nd. St., Michigan City, IN.
American Red Cross Blood Drives
Tuesday, Sept. 7, from noon- 6 p.m. at St. John’s
United Church of Christ in the Fellowship Hall, located at 101 St. John Road in Michigan City.
Saturday, Sept. 11, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at
Walmart, located at 333 Boyd Blvd. in LaPorte.
Come to donate and receive a t-shirt.
You may be eligible to donate blood if you are
at least 17 years of age, weigh a minimum of 110
pounds, and are in general good health.
To schedule an appointment to donate, phone
800-733-2767 or visit redcrossblood.org for more information. Walk-ins are also welcome.
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Annual High Tea Celebrates Friendship Gardens’ 75th Anniversary
by Jan Van Ausdal
Dr. Richard Houck, Master of Ceremonies, addresses the audience
On Sunday, August 8th at 2 p.m., the annual high
tea was held at International Friendship Gardens.
This year marks the Gardens’ 75th Anniversary;
the event is the major fund raiser for the gardens.
With a day of mostly cloudy skies and intermittent raindrops, everyone hoped the rain would hold
off until the tea’s conclusion. Luckily, the weather
cleared and the sun shone for a portion of the afternoon. The grounds were sprayed for two days
for mosquitoes, but the staff thoughtfully provided
guests with spray cans of mosquito repellant so they
would not be bitten by mosquitoes.
Golf Cart Driver Lionnel Ohlson transported
guests to the site of the tea. At Symphony Gardens,
guests were able to take some cool pink lemonade
punch with them to their tables.
At one table, I photographed the family group
of Kathleen Hoang with her six year old daughter,
Maria Hoang (Michigan City) and Kathleen’s sister,
Frances Cremin (Ireland) who is visiting here for
two weeks.
Those at a nearby table consisted of Judd Nuest
(Kouts), Jennifer Nuest (Fishers), Samantha and
Karen Bertram (Valparaiso), Kathryn Spencer (Valparaiso), and Lydia Dravinimkis (Valparaiso). Some
members of this group had been at the Gardens before.
Doug Moon of Michigan City posed beside the
musical equipment to be used for the afternoon entertainment.
Another table grouping was made up of Sister
Rita Marie Biegel (Michigan City), Sister Dolores
Anne Novak, Sister M. Marcene Franz, and Jack
Chartier of La Porte. A few of this group had spent
some time at the gardens many years ago.
Another fun-loving, younger group included
Shaun Pore (Valparaiso), and Annie Pod, Ralayn
Pfeiffer and Melissa Pfeiffer, all from Michigan City.
They were eagerly awaiting the tea and the entertainment.
Seated at my own table were: Susan Swanson with
her daughter, Rachel of Valparaiso, Joan Mokrycki,
Romona Hay and Bernie Lootens of Michigan City
and Janet Cypra of Beverly Shores. Susan Swanson
made the programs for the tea. Bernie Lootens had
never been to a tea before at the gardens but was
enjoying this one.
Dr. Richard Houck served as Master of Ceremonies. He spoke of the gardens’ history and of the
Stouffer brothers who were a part of its early days.
Then it was indeed tea time! Catered by Michi’s
Creative Catering, the menu included cucumber
sandwiches, chicken salad croissants, fresh fruit kabobs, almond sugar and lemon sugar cookies, mini
Rachel Swanson, Susan Swanson, Joan Mokrycki, and Romona Hay.
The punch table with pink lemonade punch.
fruit tarts, scones with clotted cream, pink lemonade, hot and iced tea, and, of course, water which
was very good on such a hot day. Such a delicious
menu, indeed!
Next came the afternoon program presented by
Judith Joseph and her company of dancers and actors from the Acting Theatre of Michigan City. The
Theme was “Women I Have Danced” with comedy,
tragedy, and innovation celebrating the women Judith has danced and what they did for love.
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Judith Joseph as Cassie.
On the musical program were an excerpt from
“Midsummer Night‘s Dream,” “Tribute to Today‘s
American Woman,” excerpt from “The Queen,” “The
Last Strauss Waltz of Janice La Tutu,” and two musical theater dancers, “Cassie,” and “Roxie Hart.”
Guests greatly enjoyed Judith Joseph and the performance of her troop members.
Troop members were: Madison Chartier, Linda Jo
Clough, Sophia Gardner-Orbovich, Rosanne Miller,
Doug Moon, Emily Murray, Sarah Murray, Don
Pfeiffer, Kim Riley, and Natalie Riley.
Nic Orbovich and Sunny Gardner-Orbovich enjoyed watching their young daughter, Sophia, perform in the afternoon program.
Sponsors of International Friendship Gardens
are:
Valerie Haughlington, D.D.S.,
Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Burns,
Dr. & Mrs. Rakesh Gupta,
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Houck,
St. Anthony Memorial Hospital,
Sisters of St. Francis Health Services.
Door prizes given for the afternoon tea were two
individual annual memberships to Friendship Gardens. Her choice of a floral arrangement was the
prize given to a 94 year old woman present.
Dr. Richard Houck summed up the afternoon by
saying, “We’ve enjoyed having you and it’s been a
beautiful afternoon!”
Future events at the Gardens, 2055 U. S. Highway 12, include Lyric Opera in the Gardens, Parts I
and II on Sundays, Sept. 12 and 19 at 4 p.m.
In case of rain, the concerts will be moved inside.
Phone 219-878-9885 for ticket information.
Sister Rita Marie Biegel, Sister Dolores Anne Novac,
Sister M. Marcene Franz, and Jack Chartier.
Kathleen Hoang, Maria Hoang, and Frances Cremin are happy
to be at the tea.
Judy Nuest, Jennifer Nuest, Samantha Bertram, Karen Bertram,
Kathryn Spencer and Lydia Dravinimkis.
Driver Lionnel Ohlson transports guests to the tea area.
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Troop members and Judith Joseph in the finale.
Doug Moon with
the music for the
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PNC Presents CEDaR Luncheon
Purdue University North Central and the PNC
Center for Economic Development and Research
(CEDaR) will honor Constitution Day on Fri., Sept.,
17 with a luncheon presentation by Dr. Paul M.
Green, director of the Institute for Politics and Arthur Rubloff Professor of Policy Studies at Roosevelt
University.
Green, noted political scientist, author and political analyst for WGN Radio, will discuss the issues
surrounding the upcoming November elections and
other politically newsworthy issues.
The luncheon will be at the Blue Chip Casino in
Michigan City. Registration will be 11:30 a.m. to
noon, with lunch beginning at noon. The lunch is
$25 per person. Lunch choices are grilled chicken
with lemon basil cream sauce or veggie calzone.
Green is frequently quoted and interviewed by
the national news organizations for his views on
the American political scene. He has been quoted
in the New York Times, Washington Post, Time and
Newsweek. He has lectured at universities in Europe, Asia and Africa and was one of a few American
academic journalists to travel with the candidates
for British Prime Minister in 1997.
He is the author several books and articles on Illinois and Chicago politics. His latest publications,
co-authored with Mel Holli, are “World War II Chicago” and “The Mayors: The Chicago Political Tradition, 3rd edition.”
As a former elected official, Green served as
Monee (Illinois) Township Supervisor from 1977 to
1983. Green received his bachelor’s degree in History and Political Science at the University of Illinois
and his MA and Ph.D. at the University of Chicago.
Reservations are required. Luncheon RSVPs
can be made to Rita Swartzlander, in the Office of
Continuing Education at 872-0527, ext. 5343, or by
email at [email protected]. Reservations, payments
and meal selections may also be done online at
www.pnc.edu/ce. Online registration must be completed by Sept. 12.
“Knitting Together”
Area knitters are invited to gather in the Brown
Mansion parlor for a cozy afternoon of knitting, conversation and refreshments on Sun., Sept. 5 from
1-5 p.m. The event continues the series entitled
Knitting Together. The program is free of charge
and open to the public. Those who crochet or do needlework are also welcome to attend.
The Westchester Township History Museum, an
educational and cultural service of Westchester
Public Library, is housed in the Brown Mansion
at 700 W. Porter Ave., Chesterton. The museum is
open to the public Wednesday-Sunday from 1-5 p.m.
Groups may make reservations for tours by phoning
the museum at 219/983-9715.
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Sign Up for Scrabble Competition
First Day Prize
Scrabble is one of the most popular games in
America. In fact, one out of every three households
owns a Scrabble game. But have you ever played
with a partner against another pair? Come and play
with traditional Scrabble rules but in a team at 7:00
p.m., CDT on Tues., Sept. 28 at the Best Western
Hotel and Conference Center, 444 Pine Lake Ave.,
La Porte. The doors open at 6:30 p.m. The cost is
$25 per person. Scholarships are available. You may
register as a team of two or as an individual to be
assigned a partner. Registration forms are available
at www.readlaportecounty.com. You may also register at the door.
This event is READ La Porte County, Inc.’s seventh annual Scrabble Tournament fund raiser. Everyone will receive complimentary snacks and prizes will be awarded. A cash bar will be available.
Consider coming with a family member. Team
up with a son or daughter, a brother or sister, or a
parent. Consider coming with someone you work
with and challenge others from your work or other
businesses. Consider teaming up with someone in
a group you’re in and have fun challenging people
from other groups.
Don’t know how to play Scrabble? Learn how beginning at 6:30 p.m., before the tournament. Or go
to www.scrabble-assoc.com for the official rules.
READ La Porte County, Inc. is a United Way agency which matches tutors with students of all ages
in reading, math, English, language arts, and GED
preparation. For more information, or to become a
tutor or student, go to www.readlaportecounty.org
or contact Mary Hedge at [email protected] or
219/362-6316.
Joy Elementary School fifth grader Jasmine Davis-Riley received a big surprise at lunchtime on the
first day of school: a brand new “netbook” computer!
Jasmine won the computer, donated by Automated
Data Systems, Inc., in a random drawing among
all elementary students whose families came to
school registration. Netbooks were also awarded to
Krueger Middle School sixth grader Michael Hunnicutt and Michigan City High School sophomore
Daniel Lemon.
Lyric Opera Season Preview at IFG
Sunday, September 12 and 19 • 4:00 p.m. CDT
Plan on attending the Lyric Opera Season Preview in the beautiful outdoor setting of Michigan
City’s International Friendship Gardens and enjoy
the music of...
“A Masked Ball” and “Macbeth” by Giuseppe
Verdi; Georges Bizet’s “Carmen,” “The Mikado” by
Gilbert & Sullivan; Giacomo Puccini’s “Girl of the
Golden West,” “Lohengrin” by Richard Wagner, and
“Hercules” by George Frideric Handel.
Wine and refreshments will be available.
Tickets: Standard $25; Series $40
Premier seating $35; Series $55
Tickets are advance sale. Performance will be
moved indoors in case of rain. Purchase tickets at
800-585-3737 or online at www.friendshipgardens.
org
The Gardens are located at 2500 U.S. Highway
12, just east of Liberty Trail in Michigan City.
(L-R) MCAS Superintendent Dr. Barbara Eason-Watkins,
Jasmine Davis-Riley, Joy Principal Jason Hopper, and
MCAS Director of Technology Kevin McGuire.
Continuing Education Gardening Course
Purdue University North Central Office of Continuing Education, in conjunction with Taltree Arboretum and Gardens, is offering a three-part, noncredit gardening course.
This course will meet PNC-Porter County, 600
Vale Park Road, Valparaiso, on Wednesdays, Sept.
15-29, from 6-8 p.m. The registration fee is $99.
The first course in the series will cover “preserving the bounty.” Students will learn the proper techniques, as recommended by the USDA, for canning,
freezing and drying. Many of the techniques that
were used years ago may not be safe and this course
will present the safest ways to preserve foods.
The second class will help explain how to put a
lawn and garden to bed for the winter. Doing this
properly helps make for a healthier lawn and garden next season and fall is the best time to improve
cool season lawns.
The final class will show how to use gathered
plant material to accent the home, explaining which
plants preserve well and when and where to gather
them. Each student will design a grapevine wreath
using provided dried plants and flowers.
Information about these or other courses is available through the PNC Office of Continuing Education, 872-0527, ext. 5343, or at www.pnc.edu/ce
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Intro to The Art of Stained Glass
Purdue University North Central Office of Continuing Education will offer a non-credit beginner’s
class on stained glass design. This stained glass
course is for those who have never worked with
stained glass, or for those who have a very elementary knowledge.
“Introduction to the Art of Stained Glass” will
meet Tuesdays, Sept. 14-Oct. 12, from 6-9 p.m. The
registration fee is $169, which includes project materials. A minimal supply list will be furnished at
time of registration.
Students will learn how to cut glass, how to work
with copper foil and the proper way to solder. Patterns and styles of window design will also be covered as will the tools of the trade, as well as most
of the materials and various types of glass. When
this course is completed, participants will have a
finished project to show for it, as well as a mastery
of the basic skills used in the craft of stained glass.
Information about this or other courses is available through the PNC Office of Continuing Education, 872-0527, ext. 5343, or at www.pnc.edu/ce.
Persons with disabilities requiring accommodations
should contact ext. 5343.
Make Your Photo Famous
Photography buffs who have captured the many
charms of Harbor Country are asked to share their
special shots for the 2011 edition of the Harbor
Country Guide, which is now in production. This
year, entries will be considered for use throughout
the body of the 100-page book.
The “most wanted list” includes nature and scenic shots in every season, people having fun and
families at play, special events and unique images
portraying the spirit of Harbor Country. Businesses
also are encouraged to send pictures of their establishments and events.
The popular, glossy Guide has produced by the
Harbor Country Chamber of Commerce since 1987.
More than 65,000 copies are distributed yearly
reaching 325,000 readers plus 20,000 downloads
demographically targeted at visitors to Harbor
Country. The Guide is widely promoted through
advertising and marketing efforts in the Midwest
as well as on the official Harbor Country website,
www.harborcountry.org
The deadline for submissions is Mon., Feb. 14,
2011, but early submissions are encouraged.
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 Harbor Country Chamber of Commerce is located at 520 S. Whittaker Street in New Buffalo.
LYRIC OPERA SEASON PREVIEW
at
International Friendship Gardens
September 12 and 19 • 4:00 PM CDT
Enjoy the music of…
A Masked Ball and Macbeth by Giuseppe Verdi,
Georges Bizet’s Carmen, The Mikado by Gilbert
& Sullivan, Giacomo Puccini’s Girl of the Golden
West, Lohengrin by Richard Wagner, and
Hercules by George Frideric Handel
TICKETS:
Standard $25
Premier seating $35
Series $40
Series $55
Tickets are advance sale. Per formance will be moved
indoors in case of rain. Purchase Tickets at 800-585-3737
or online at
www.friendshipgardens.org
2500 U.S. Highway 12, Michigan City
219. 878.9885
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creative opportunities are available for children
and adults. These fun classes begin Sept. 7. They
include Kids Sculptural Clay Class, Paper Mache,
Adult Clay, and Clay Halloween Workshop. All
classes take place in the art room at Marquette
Catholic High School. The schedule, descriptions,
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Eight to nine year olds might enjoy the six-week
(starting Sept. 7 at 3:30 p.m.) Kids Sculptural Clay
Class on Tuesday. Clay is one of the oldest sculptural materials. The students will explore more
contemporary approaches. Other materials will be
incorporated for these projects.
Wednesdays (beginning Sept. 8) are reserved for
Paper Mache Magic for 6-7 year olds for three weeks.
The paper mache sculptures will require building
an armature, applying the newspaper strips, and
painting these unique objects. Parents/guardians
are welcome to sit in during the classes.
The Adult Clay Class will start Thurs., Sept. 9
from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. No previous experience is
required. Basic hand building techniques will be
utilized to create functional or sculptural objects.
These earthenware pieces will be bisque fired and
later glazed. All the materials and firings are included in the fee. The Clay Halloween Workshop
invites families to collaborate to create Halloween
themed objects on September 25. Let your imagination lead you to make phenomenal phantoms,
crazed candleholders, or monster mugs. The bisque
pieces will be glazed on Saturday, Oct. 9. The glazed
fired objects will need to be picked up later.
Edwin Shelton will be the instructor. He has
a Master of Fine Arts degree from University of
Wisconsin-Madison. He collaborated with his wife,
Laurel Izard with their ceramic business called Izwin. They sold their designs to about fifty fine craft
galleries and boutiques across the country. Edwin
Shelton also licensed designs to Department 56. He
worked for four and half years as the program director for the Lubeznik Center for the Arts. Recently
he provided comic book workshops for the LaPorte
Public Library. You are welcome to contact him at
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Ladies Golf 1 King and 2 Queens Event
On August 17th royalty graced Long Beach Country Club for the annual 1 King and 2 Queens event. The
Eighteen Hole Woman’s Golf League invited a male to participate in the three person, two best ball format.
To keep peace in the royal families, husbands were not allowed to play golf with their wives. The kings
were treated to a royal feast following the event. The winners of the event were King - Keith Meyer and
Queens - Linda Wilson and Paulette Harnach.
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1 King & 2 Queens event winners Linda Wilson, Keith Meyer and
Paulette Harnach
Kathy Brennan, Dave Moon and Rima Binder
Marci Meyer, Phil Sheridan and Susan Kelley
June Salmon, Gerry Byrne and Peg King
Mary Sheridan and Dorie Mertz waiting for their king to arrive
Kings Phil Sheridan and Tom Kelley
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This Week at Acorn Theater
The Music of Ben Walter---With Backup
Band “Notes to Myself”
Thursday, September 2: 8 p.m. MI time
Ticket price: $10 (followed by Thursday Night
Dance Party)
Discovering his passion for music at an early age,
Ben Walter began singing as a child and has proven
over the years that he has something worth listening to. After releasing his first album, “Woke up
to a life I’m spending” he added the backing band
Notes to Myself, consisting of John Guffey on guitar, James Guffey on bass, and Sam Parsons on
percussion, and started touring. With the release
of the sophomore album “House Go Boom” they are
back on the road again. With sounds ranging from
haunting to soulful, jazzy to classic, or just plain off
the beat, Ben Walter with Notes to Myself has it
all. Their blend of piano, pop, rock and jazzy blues
will catch your ear, but it the honest, emotion filled
words that will make you a life-long fan.
“Music in the Park”--The Best of Pastiche performers in a free open-mic concert in Dewey Cannon
Park. (Plus: Sign-ups at 6 p.m., slots of 15 minutes
or three songs)
Saturday, September 4: 6:30-8 p.m. MI time
Pas-tiche [pa-steesh] (n): a piece of creative work,
for example, in literature, drama, or art, that is a
mixture of things borrowed from other works
The Acorn Theater is open on Tuesday nights for
a night of music, comedy, poetry-and anything else
the community wants to showcase. To keep Pastiche
an open mic like no other, organizer Mike Kennedy
works with different artists in the community to
run certain Tuesdays with themes or genres.
Space is limited. To sign up, contact Mike Kennedy at [email protected] for details.
A special night of Pastiche open mic with
pianist David Lahm playing piano for professional and aspiring singers
Tues., Sept. 7, Doors Open at 7 p.m. MI time; David will be onstage from 8-10 p.m.
The Acorn Theater has established a wonderful
open mic night called Pastiche that takes place every Tuesday. On Tuesday, September 7, there will
be a special Pastiche that offers vocalists a great
opportunity. David Lahm will be visiting from New
York and will accompany vocalists on the piano. If
vocalist would like, he is willing to offer gentle suggestions on how to improve their singing.
David Lahm has provided a “cheat sheet” of lyrics in case you would like the security of having the
words in front of you. Songs include writers from
George M. Cohan through Irving Berlin, Rodgers
& Hammerstein, Chuck Berry, the Beatles, Carole
King and Stevie Wonder.
Open sign up for other performers will follow after the vocalists finish.
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The LaPorte County Park Board Members and
Staff announced that another No-Leash Dog Park
has been opened up in the county parks. Luhr
County Park is the new home of a one acre no-leash
dog facility and is one of four throughout the county.
Thanks to County Prosecutor Attorney’s infraction
fund which provided funds for the No-Lease Dog facility from monies paid for by speeding tickets given
in the county. This money allowed for purchasing
the fencing, signage and dog boxes.
Each park has self-registration permits which are
located in the mailbox at the facilities. There is a
daily fee for $3.00 per day for each dog ($4.00 for out
of county); Annual Fee is $25 first dog ($30.00 out
of county residents), $5.00 for each additional dog.
The user fees helps maintain the no-leash facilities.
This is one of four No Leash Dog facilities in the
county. In addition to Luhr County Park, there is
a no-leash facility at Bluhm County Park (three
acres), at Creek Ridge County Park (three and a
quarter acre) and another at the Small Animal
Shelter (near the fairgrounds). As a reminder all
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Artists Take Barn by Storm!
by Charles McKelvy
Prairie Club artists, past and present, presented
patrons with a Red Barn full of wonderful works of
art at Art in the Barn II in Harbert on August 7 and
8.
After perusing an amazing assortment of paintings, photographs, sculpture, and structures created from wood found on the beach, a patron was
heard to remark: “There is so much talent here!”
Of course, this is the Prairie Club, and the second annual Art in the Barn event was a tremendous
success, largely due to the efforts of Rita Dickey and
Red Barn Program Chair Diane Williams.
Herself an expressive painter of classic Prairie
Club scenes, Madam Dickey put out the call to Prairie Club artists to exhibit their work, and then she
shepherded them through the open reception and
on to a successful conclusion on Sunday afternoon.
Leo Krusack’s restored Chinese Coastal Junk
got rave reviews, especially from Asian languages
scholar Tim Wixted, who noted that the characters
inscribed on the hull suggested the vessel was actually from Vietnam.
Everyone was happy to see the restored Dudley
dune painting which was displayed opposite Leo’s
testament to amazing manual dexterity. Hey, Leo is
a retired dentist, all right?
Oil paintings by the late Betty Craig were on
view next to paintings by her daughter Sarah, and
the camp’s star quilter, Gwen McKee, did not disappoint. Long-time Prairie Clubber, Chris Ford, dazzled patrons with the detailed structures he fashioned from bits and pieces of wood he had found on
the beach.
John Gooch laid out an array of arresting color
photographs, and Jim White put forth some of his
excellent oil paintings. Oh, and photographs by that
“yours truly” guy were there too.
And there were works by such Prairie Club legends as Julia Wixted, Henry Holmes, Herbert Tuitts, Florence Whitson and Mary Tucker to enjoy before heading over to H. Critchfield’s amazing color
photograph, the Other Side from the Other Side,
which he took at Cherry Beach at sunset. How H.
got the Chicago skyline to pop out of the horizon like
that is just going to have remain one of his secrets.
Good refreshments were had by all, and all went
home counting the days ‘til Art in the Barn III.
Leo Krusack restored this model of a Chinese coastal junk in 2009 and
said he really worked hard to get the rigging right.
Chris Ford crafted this realistic structure from bits and pieces of wood he
found on the beach.
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Solutions For an Indelicate Problem
by Rick A. Richards
(editor’s note: Sometimes you have to judge a
story on its smile-ability factor, so although The
Beacher doesn’t have a business page per se, we
found this story so doggone cute… a real tail-wagger! Sally C.)
Dogs may be man’s best friend, but they aren’t
all that friendly when it comes to cleaning up after
themselves. In fact, they’re downright rude.
It’s a fact of life that dogs will do their duty two
or three times a day, leaving little presents behind
for their master to clean up. It’s not an especially
pleasing housekeeping chore, particularly on a hot
summer day.
Maybe that’s why a growing number of people
have decided they’re simply not going to do it anymore. No, they’re not being a slob; they’ve decided to
have someone else clean up after their pet.
Charles Lewis, owner of Yard Doodles, poses with the sign affixed to his
Jeep. (Photo provided by Charles Lewis)
In Northwest Indiana, that someone else is
Charles Lewis of LaPorte. Last year, he started a
company called Yard Doodles, which specializes in
removing dog logs from yards.
He has been as surprised as anyone at how his
entrepreneurial venture has taken off. A year ago,
he had 38 clients. This year, he has 100.
“If you have a dog, you have to clean up after it,”
said Lewis, whose full-time job is in the radiology
department at LaPorte Hospital. “I do this early in
the morning and on the weekend. And I found out
my idea isn’t as unique as I thought. There are a lot
of them in the Chicago area.
“My biggest challenge is educating people that
the service is there. Since a lot of people in urban areas already have people to clean their house and do
their laundry, this falls right in there,” said Lewis.
So what on earth possessed Lewis to latch onto
picking up dog droppings as a job?
“My mom broke her hip two years ago and she
had a dog that needed to be taken care of,” said
Lewis. “While I was doing that, the idea struck me
that this might be something people might be interested in.
“I’ve done this all my life as a pet owner. To me,
it’s not a big deal, but a lot of people use me because
they work all the time and don’t have time to clean
up after their dogs.” And while most of Lewis’ customers fall into that category, there are a few who
simply have enough money that they prefer to pay
someone else to clean up after their pet than do it
themselves.
Lewis admits that his sense of humor comes in
handy when he tells people what his part-time job
is.
“I’ve been the butt end of a lot of jokes, but at the
same time, people go, ‘Hmmm. That’s a pretty good
idea.’
“You have to have a sense of humor about it because, let’s face it, you’re cleaning up dog crap. A
couple of guys I work with at the hospital will sniff
as you go by or they check their shoes. You just
laugh and go on. I tell people it’s kind of like a treasure hunt, but it’s the same prize every time. It’s
fun. I’ve had a good time with it.”
That sense of humor is evident in the name of his
business – Yard Doodles. “You want to be creative,
but you don’t want to be gross. How do you say what
you’re doing but make it appealing?”
In fact, Lewis’ daughter, Erin, 9, has turned the
business’s name into a verb. “When I’m out working,
she says I’m doodling,” said Lewis. His wife, Tracy,
who also works at LaPorte Hospital, takes care of
the billing and his son, Adam, 13, occasionally helps
out on a doodle run.
And Lewis isn’t alone in his sense of humor. It
seems the people who get into the business have the
same philosophy as Lewis in coming up with a descriptive – but not gross – name. And, yes, it is a big
business. The Association of Professional Animal
Waste Specialists (aPAWS) has 98 members across
the country, four of them in Indiana, including Yard
Doodles.
Some of the names of those businesses are incredibly descriptive – Pet Poop Patrol, Pet Butler, The
Pooh Crew, When Doody Calls, The Poop Troop, No.
2 Dog Waste Removal, Minesweepers, Yard Guards,
Poop Be Gone, Sir Scoop a Lot, Sergeant Scooper,
Bomb Squad, The Poop and Nothing But the Poop
and Wholly Krap Canine Waste Removal.
“We’re a pretty creative bunch,” said Lewis.
But when it comes to doing the work, Lewis is
strictly business. He shows up with his tools, wearing a T-shirt with the company logo and gets right
down to business. His service ranges from a once-aweek clean-up to a twice-a-week service for one to
four dogs.
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Charles Lewis uses a giant “pooper scooper” he built to clean up dog
waste from the front yard of a client. (Photo provided by Charles Lewis)
And the size of the dog doesn’t impact the cost,
said Lewis. Clients with Chihuahuas pay the same
as a client with a St. Bernard.
Lewis has devised an oversized pooper scooper
that has a trash bag attached for easy disposal.
When he’s done, everything is double bagged and
disposed of in the customer’s trash can or taken to
one of two area animal shelters for disposal. When
he’s done, he disinfects his tools before putting them
into the back of his Jeep, which he affectionately
calls the Poopmobile.
“You do a lot of walking,” said Lewis, who uses a
grid pattern to cover each yard so as not to miss a
pile. “My customers expect me on a certain day at a
certain time.”
For clients whose dogs aren’t so friendly (Lewis
hasn’t been bitten), he asks that the animals be
confined inside the house or garage. Otherwise, the
dogs that greet Lewis playfully follow him around
the yard.
Charles Lewis, owner of Yard Doodles in LaPorte, poses with his Jeep
(he affectionately calls it his “poopmobile), and the tools of his trade.
(Photo provided by Charles Lewis)
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“It depends on the size of the yard, but it usually
takes 15 or 20 minutes to get the job done,” said
Lewis, adding that if dogs are in the yard while he’s
there, he’ll make an extra pass to make sure they
didn’t leave a surprise where he’s just scooped.
The haul he takes can be fairly sizeable, too. “Dogs
do their duty two or three times a day, so there can
be between 20 and 28 piles out there if I’m cleaning
up once a week.”
And Lewis guarantees that if he misses one, he’ll
come back and collect it without charge.
“I pick up about five pounds a week from a medium-sized dog, but in some places, it’s 10 pounds
or more. St. Bernards are even larger,” said Lewis.
“People think about their dog, not what it’s leaving
behind. If they don’t keep up with it, keeping their
backyard clean can become overwhelming.”
Besides being unsightly and smelly, Lewis said
there’s another reason to get rid of dog droppings
from the yard. “It’s a health hazard. There is bacteria and disease in dog waste. You can’t use it in
compost because it’s protein based, not plant based
like a cow.
“If you don’t clean up, your dog can run through
it and when he comes back in the house he tracks
it in and when he jumps on the couch, he gets it
on the cushion where you sit to watch TV and eat
your snacks,” said Lewis, painting a not too pretty
picture.
And it’s not just pet owners who appreciate a
yard free of dog poop. “I had one customer tell me
the lawn service he used wanted to change the day
they came to mow so it was on the same day or the
day after I was there. I wondered why, and when I
asked I found out they wanted the yard clean so they
didn’t have to clean the droppings off their mowers.”
Lewis’s job turns out to be one few people want to
do, but one everyone appreciates.
For more information, contact Yard Doodles at
(800) DOG POOP or e-mail charles@yarddoodles.
com, or visit the Web site www.yarddoodles.com.
The logo of Yard Doodles, which was designed by owner Charles Lewis,
whose full time job is in the radiology department at LaPorte Hospital.
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September 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 -- Chess Club at MC
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September 3-6 -- 54th Annual Hesston Steam
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On September 3, 1939, Britain and France declared war on Germany, two days after the Nazi invasion of Poland.
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On September 4, 1833, Barney Flaherty, a tenyear old New York boy, became the first newsboy in
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On September 4, 1929, the German dirigible Graf
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On September 5, 1836, General Sam Houston was
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Gov. Mitch Daniels has proclaimed Sept. 1 as Indiana Archaeology Month Kick-off Day.
This year’s slogan, “Archaeology Rocks,” is a play
on words in several ways. It conveys the excitement
of archaeology and what can be learned through the
science. The commemorative poster design this year
features an interesting array of prehistoric stone
artifacts, all found in Indiana.
Years of archaeological investigations have
helped state residents understand the complexity of
the prehistoric and historic people who also called
this land home.
“Archaeology tells us not only about the past but
sheds light about ourselves today and our future,”
said Robert E. Carter Jr., DNR director. “Archaeology Month provides a perfect way for Hoosiers to
learn how with programs that are not only educational and informative but also fun.”
In honor of this celebration, the DNR invites Hoosiers to discover the stories behind the facts of the
state’s archaeological tale. For instance, the state
archaeologist works for the DNR. Also, archaeologists have conducted investigations in Indiana since
the early 1800s, finding and recording more than
59,000 archaeological sites.
Indiana Archaeology Month features events for
all ages. For a schedule and more information, see
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drinks, sell drink tickets, sell tickets at the door, set
up seating, set up refreshment area, and clean up
afterwards. Send an e-mail if you can help either
of these two Sundays--Sept. 12 or 19-- and tell what
date you can volunteer and times you are available.
Here are the times volunteers are needed:
Set Up: 1-2 p.m. each day (no heavy lifting)
Sell tickets at door: 1 to 4 p.m. each day
Sell drink tickets: 3-5 p.m. each day
Pour wine/soft drinks: 3-4 p.m. and approx 4:455:15 p.m. each day
Clean Up: 6-7 p.m. each day (no heavy lifting)
International Friendship Gardens, 2055 U. S.
Highway 12, Michigan City IN
219-878-9885 or www.friendshipgardens.org
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CLASSIFIED
CLEANING - HOUSEKEEPING
CLASSIFIED RATES - (For First 2 Lines.)
1-3 ads - $7.00 ea. •• 4 or more ads - $5.50 ea. (Additional lines- $1.00 ea.)
PH: 219/879-0088 - FAX 219/879-8070.
Email: [email protected]
CLASSIFIED ADS MUST BE RECEIVED BY
FRIDAY - NOON - PRIOR TO THE WEEK OF PUBLICATION
PERSONAL TOUCH CLEANING -- Homes - Condos - Offices.
Day and afternoons available. - Call Darla at 219/879-2468.
SUZANNE’S CLEANING
219/326-5578.
CLEANING SOLUTIONS. Home & office cleaning services,
14 yrs. exp. Insured, free estimates. Call 219-210-0580.
FINISHING TOUCH: Residential & Specialty Cleaning Service
Professional - Insured - Bonded - Uniformed
#1 in Customer Satisfaction. Phone 219/872-8817.
ESSENTIAL CLEANING. Specializing in New Construction/Remodeling
Clean-up, and Home Maintenance Cleaning. Residential and
Commercial. Insured and references available. Call Rebecca at 219-6177746 or e-mail [email protected].
FINAL TOUCH HOUSE CLEANING & WINDOW WASHING.
Reasonable. Quality service. Ref. Avail. Call Debbie at 219-879-1429.
M & J CLEANING SERVICES (219) 898-0083
Foreclosures, Homes & Rental properties left in disarray.
Let us help you. [email protected]
PERSONAL SERVICES
SAVE YOUR PRECIOUS MEMORIES DIGITALLY ON CDs or DVDs
Home movies-slides-pictures transferred to CDs or DVDs
Wedding & Event Documentation.
Corporate and Industrial Video Productions
Contact: Patrick Landers at Midwest Video Communications
ALTERATIONS PLUS. Clothing alterations.
516 Wabash St., Michigan City. 219-874-0086.
HOME HEALTH – CAREGIVERS
LIVE-IN CAREGIVERS AND MORE, INC.
Local Employment Agency
helps people maintain their independence in the
security of their own homes since 1998
We provide:
• 7 days/24 hours care and attention • day or night shift assistance
• limited medical/nursing services • medication management
• meal preparation • light housekeeping
Call Halina (219) 872-6221 leave message
An alternative to nursing home
COMFORT KEEPERS
Providing Comforting Solutions For In-Home Care
Homemakers, attendants, companions
From 2 to 24 hours a day (including live-ins)
Personal emergency response systems
All of our compassionate caregivers are screened,
bonded, insured, and supervised.
Call us at 219/872-5898
Or visit www.comfortkeepers.com
VISITING ANGELS
AMERICA’S CHOICE IN HOMECARE
Select your Caregiver from our Experienced Staff!
2-24 hour Care, Meal Preparation, Errands.
Light Housekeeping, Respite Care for Families
All Caregivers screened, bonded, insured
Call us today at 574-855-7727 or 269-612-0314
Or visit www.visitingangels.com
IN Personal Service Agency License #09-011822-1
COMPASSIONATE/ENERGENIC CAREGIVER/NANNY
with medical background. Housework/Errands. Reasonable rates.
Excellent references. 219/874-3821 or 219/877-4302.
CAREGIVER. Private non-medical in-home care. Assist with daily living
tasks, meal prep, Dr. visits, and errands. Above all, companionship for the
heart and soul. Exc. ref. and state registered.
Trish Harris. 219-809-1531.
LICENSED CNA/CAREGIVER. Part time flexible, will also do housekeeping. Call 219-221-6138.
MATURE PROFESSIONAL CNA seeks live-in position.
20 yrs. experience. Excellent References. Call 219-395-4554.
SELF IMPROVEMENT - INSTRUCTIONS
ENTERTAINMENT & LESSONS, VOICE/INSTRUMENTS.
Call 219/872-1217.
Art Classes and Workshops
izardshelton.com
Contact Edwin Shelton
219-879-4277 • [email protected]
HEALTH & PHYSICAL FITNESS
• • • MASSAGE THERAPY & WELLNESS CENTER • • •
Therapeutic Massage • Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine •
Reflexology • Heated Stone Therapy • Salt Scrub • Pregnancy Massage •
• Healing Touch • Chair Massage & Wellness Programs for Business •
Qigong • Personal Fitness • Gift Certificates
www.wellness-specialists.com
1026 N Karwick Rd. 219-879-5722 (Mon-Sat)
For Evening/Weekend Appointments, Call our New Buffalo
Location at the Harbor Grand Hotel 888-605-6800.
HANDYMAN-HOME REPAIR-PLUMBING
QUALITY CARPENTRY: Expert remodeling of kitchens, bathrooms.
Also: doors, windows, skylights, ceramic tile, drywall, decks & repairs.
Small jobs welcome. Call Ed at 219/878-1791.
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
HIRE Sue’s HUSBAND
Is your list of household repair & maintenance projects growing?
Small jobs welcome. - Quality Work. -- Call Ed Berent
@ 219/879-8200.
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H & H HOME REPAIR
We specialize in: • Carpentry • Finished Basements • New Baths • Decks •
• Electrical • Plumbing • Flooring • Ceramic Tile • Drywall/Painting
• Power Washing. Jeffery Human, owner -- 219/861-1990.
HANDYMEN AT YOUR SERVICE. We can do most anything. Serving
Northern Indiana since 1989. Call Finishing Touch, Inc. 219-872-8817.
CHIMNEYS • TUCKPOINTING • BRICK REPAIR • QUALITY ROOFING
Call Gene Burke 219-229-4109 (M.C.)
Hard working American looking for work! Yard clean-ups,
power washing, home repairs and much more
Please contact Brian 219-861-8000 for fast free quotes. Thank You.
PREMIER POWER WASH Decks, Fences, Concrete, Houses.
Resealing available. Gutter Cleaning. Insured. Call 219-363-0475.
KAMIEN SMALL ENGINE & Equipment Repair maintenance and custom tuning • Chainsaw and mower blade sharpening • Free diagnosis with
repair • Fast turnaround • Pick-up and delivery available • 269.363.5086
RENT-A-MAN MAINTENANCE INC.
Power Washing (decks, houses, concrete) – gutters
- yard work – moving/hauling – estate clean-up
-any odd job (no job too small)
Serving your community for over 10 years
Free estimates – fully insured – we accept Visa & MasterCard
Call us at 219-229-4474
PAINTING-DRYWALL-WALLPAPER
WISTHOFF PAINTING -- REFERENCES
Small Jobs Welcome -- Call 219/874-5279
JEFFERY J. HUMAN INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PAINTING & STAINING
Custom Decorating - Custom Woodwork - Hang/Finish Drywall
Power Washing – Deck Services - Wallpaper Removal
28-Years experience. Insured. Ph. 219/861-1990.
THE A & L PAINTING COMPANY -- INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
20-YEARS EXPERIENCE. Also Power Wash, Seal & Paint Decks.
Seniors (65+) 10% off labor. References. Reasonable. Phone or fax
219/778-4145. Cell phone days 219/363-5450
ROBERT ALLEN & ASSOCIATES, INC. – Painting & Decorating
Interior-Exterior. Custom Painting. Wall Coverings. Drywall Repair
Insured. Competitive Rates. Reliable. Call 219-840-1581.
DUNIVAN PAINTING & POWERWASHING
Interior/Exterior •Deck Staining.
Local. Exp. Insured. Reasonable Rates. Call Brian at 219-741-0481.
ALL BRIGHT PAINTING. Interior/Exterior. Fully insured.
Free estimates. Proudly serving the area for over15 yrs. 219-879-7199.
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WAYNE’S PAINTING. From top to bottom, interior/exterior. Painting,
staining, decks, pressure washing. Free est. Fully insured. 17 yrs. exp.
SALE ON EXTERIOR. 219-363-7877 days. Ask for Wayne.
ARTISAN PAINTING – Interior/exterior, “Green” paints + earth plasters.
Natural colorwash. 25 yrs. exp. Free est. Michael @ 219-871-2094.
 LANDSCAPE-Lawns-Clean Up, Etc. 
H & D TREE SERVICE and LANDSCAPING, INC. -Full service tree and shrub care. Trimming, planting, removal.
Firewood, snowplowing, excavating. -- Call 872-7290.
FREE ESTIMATES
HEALY’S LANDSCAPE & STONE YARD
219/879-5150 -- www.healysland.com
EARLY FALL SALE
• Hardwood Mulch $23/yard • ALL Colored Mulches $27.50/yd
• Decomposed Granite $90/yd. • Mushroom Compost $40/yd.
All Decorative Bagged Rock buy 1 get 1 free while supplies last!.
FREE LOCAL DELIVERY on all orders at least 3 yards!
HUGE SELECTION OF: AQUATIC Plants in Stock. KOI, FISH
Flagstone, Stone, Granite boulders, River Rock, Decorative gravel, Mulch
Sand, Topsoil, Payers, Unilock, Bellgard, Paveloc
Landscape Design, Installation, Ponds, Waterfalls, Firepits, Fireplaces,
Excavating, Lot Clearing, Hardscaping, Patios, Walkways, Retaining
Walls, Decorative Walls, Flagstone, Bluestone, Boulders, River Rock,
Topsoil, Sand, Dune grass, Sod…
Located: 218 State Road 212 (1/4 mi. south of Hwy 12) Michigan City, IN
Look for the BIG GREEN WALL!
YOUR #1 STOP FOR ALL LANDSCAPING NEEDS!
2010 Season Prices
All Color Chips $27.50 per yard
Shredded Bark $24.50 per yard
All River rocks $36.00 per yard
Now offering Decorative Rocks in bags only
Offering free delivery on all local orders of 3 yards or more
Delivery Fee Applies on some orders
Now Offering Hardscape Services
Block walls, fireplaces, walkways, patios
Also available:
Installation of materials
Yearly Contracts available
H & S Services
2621 E US Hwy 12
219-872-8946
(Located by Karwick)
Store hours: Mon thru Fri 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Sat 8 a.m. until noon
YOUR ONE STOP SHOP FOR ALL YOUR LANDSCAPE NEEDS
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ADDIE’S LAWN MAINTENANCE & Power Wash Yard Clean-Up •
Mowing • Aeration • Thatching • Stain & Seal • Residential & Commercial
Free Est. Call 219-879-2017 or 219-448-0900.
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• SANDCASTLE LANDSCAPING •
Mick Wulff Certified Arborist
Tree Trimming & Removal • Landscape Maintenance
Mulch Projects • Retaining Walls
• 22 yrs. exp. Free estimates.
• 219-878-3032 • [email protected]
PAT’S TREE SERVICE.
Complete tree and landscaping service.
Experts in storm damage. Licensed and insured. Free estimates.
Call 219-362-5058.
BEACHSIDE GARDENS & GIFTS
FOR ALL YOUR GARDENING NEEDS
On US Hwy 12 across from Notre Dame Church
219-879-8878 [email protected]
www.beachsidegardens.com
Contract Lawn, Landscape & Garden Maintenance
Certified Pesticide Applicators • Lawn & Garden Fertilizer programs
• ASK about ORGANICS
Contract Landscape Design/Installation
September 2, 2010
  JIM’S SPRING CLEAN-UP & MOWING  
Wkly. Rates. Free Est. Call 219-879-3733 -- Leave message.
Landscaping by: SMALL’S GARDEN CENTER
219-778-2568. 1551 E. Hwy 20, LaPorte, IN 46350
Custom Landscape Designs & Plant Installation:
Retaining Walls –Block, Boulder, Timber, Ledge Rock
Brick—Patio, Walks, Driveways
Flagstone—Walks, Patio, Walls
Ponds & Waterfalls—Complete Excavating/Site Preparation
Clean-ups—Hydro Seeding & Sodding—Dunegrass
13 ACRE GARDEN CENTER: Shade Trees—Evergreens, Shrubs,
Ground Cover & Perennials. Statuary, Fountains, Birdbaths, Pottery
We Deliver Pulverized Topsoil, Mulch, Decorative Stone,
Driveway Stone, Sand, Paving Brick, Boulders,
Flagstone (White, Chestnut, Blue): Cut Drywall, Outcropping, Steppers,
SMALL’S EXCAVATING • 219-778-2568
Bulldozing • Excavating • Payloader Demolition
• Driveways • Site Preparation • We Dig Ponds or Lakes.
DOWN TO EARTH INC. LAWN & LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION
SYSTEMS. Service and installation. Call 219-778-4642.
LAWN MOWING AND YARD WORK AND HAULING AVAILABLE.
Call Abe at 219-210-0064.
RENT-A-MAN MAINTENANCE INC.
We mow, mulch, trim bushes, power wash decks & patios,
do leaf and yard clean-up.
Free estimates – reasonable rates – fully insured.
Over 20 yrs. exp. We accept Visa & MasterCard
Call us at 219-229-4474.
WANT TO SELL
FILES • 4 DRWRS • USED • ALL STEEL • MC STORE ONLY - FIRME’S
(2 Stores) 11th & Franklin Streets, Michigan City - 219/874-3455
Hwy 12, Beverly Shores - Just West of Traffic Light - 219/874-4003
2002 HOBIE 16 with all aluminum mast. $3,500.
Sails are like new. Used only 12 times. Call 312-882-4262.
JET SKI DOLLY 6-wheel P.W.C. -36. Few years old, hardly used.
Collecting dust. $650. Call 219-879-7911 leave message.
MULTI-FAMILY GARAGE SALE. Fri., Sept. 3, Sat., Sept. 4, 9 am-3 pm
MI time at 11609 Riviera Drive, New Buffalo, MI.
The “BEST Biggest Garage SALE in M.C. Sept. 2,3,& 4
9:00 a.m. to ? 2203 Fairway Dr., (across from Hacienda)
45 pr shoes & boots (sz. 9 & 10), Hagar vases, Erte prints, stained glass,
furniture, area rugs, yarn, etc. You name it, I think I have it!
2002 KIA SEDONA EX VAN. Great condition.
79,000 miles. $5,000. Call 219-879-7696.
RAINBOW TRADES, 809 Franklin Street, 219-874-7099
ANTIQUES GALORE—Jewelry, China, Furniture, Toys, Dolls, Paintings,
African Masks, Indian Items, Vintage Clothes, Tools, Gifts, Unique Items.
BALLOONS ALWAYS – Singing Birthdays, Get Well, Baby & Characters.
Seek the Unique on our website www.costumeworld.net
WANT TO BUY
LONG BEACH HOME on or very near Lake Michigan.
Call 815-744-1971.
WANT TO RENT
Professional female, nonsmoker, no kids, no pets, looking for long
term rental up to $1500/mo., unfurn. or minimally furn., and must have
central air. Prefer Sheridan Beach, Long Beach or Potawattomie but will
consider others. Please e-mail me at [email protected]
REAL ESTATE
COMMERCIAL – RENTALS/LEASE/SELL
OFFICE SUITE. 3 private offices and reception area. Expenses, except
phone, paid. Well maintained, high traffic area. 2811 E. Michigan Blvd.,
Michigan City. (219) 879-9188, 879-2700.
OFFICE SPACE – 5 Rooms in mid-town Michigan City.
$850/month. Call 219-872-9158.
RENTALS INDIANA
HOUSE FOR RENT IN LONG BEACH
3/BR. Across from lake. Great view & beach. Call 219/874-8692.
LONG BEACH COZY 3/BR HOUSE AT STOP 15 (Across from Beach)
Fireplace and Large Deck. No pets. Call 708/370-1745.
WINTER RENTAL LAKE SHORE DRIVE. All amenities.
$750 + security deposit. Call 708-349-0442.
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DUNESCAPE BEACH CLUB
LAKEFRONT CONDOS -- 2 and 3 bedrooms.
Oct.-May -- $1,100 to $2,000 per mo.
DUNESCAPE REALTY - 219/872-0588.
HOUSE FOR RENT-OGDEN DUNES. Quiet semi-private beach community. 3BR, 1.5BA, sleeps 6+2. Gas BBQ, big deck, screened porch,
A/C, Satellite TV, stereo, all linens. Sat/Sun rentals $1200.
Great family location. Cell 219-730-6486, H 219-763-3088.
HOUSE FOR RENT ON LAKE SHORE DRIVE
3/BR, 2BA. A/C. Frpl., W/D. Summer rentals avail.
Also avail Sept thru May. $850/mo + util. Call 708/227-8756.
CHARMING LONG BEACH TWO STORY HOME
Stop 20 - Newly redone - 4/BR, 2/Bath. Furnished - No Pets.
Washer/dryer. 1/4 Block to beach. $850/mo + utilities.
Avail Sept’10 - June ‘11 - Call 708/717-8883.
“BEACH HOUSE” at Stop 33. 2 blocks from beach.
Charming décor, beautiful surroundings, 4BR, 2BA,
family room with fireplace. Patio, deck, sun porch. A/C, W/D.
June thru September. No pets, no smoking.
SEE IT AT VRBO.COM #262805. Call 708-784-9866.
NEWLY REMODELED full equipped 1BR in Beverly Shores.
A/C, W/D, grill, deck, Dish TV. Short walk to beach. Sleeps 4.
No pets. $750/wk. Avail. June-Sept. Call 219-871-0410.
M.C. NEW UPPER APT. IN SINGLE FAMILY HOME. W/D inside the
unit! 2BR. All appl. Including large fridge, micro. Cable and wifi avail.
Pets case by case w/terms. Year round. Beach, PNC, South Shore line.
Driveway and off-street. Corner lot, shade trees, quiet location.
$625/mo. + elec. Call 703-599-8337. Photos avail.
ON THE WATER MARINA PARK SOUTH Crate & Barrel condo.
All new s/s, hrdwd. & granite. Lg. balcony. 1BR. Sleeps 4. No smoking,
no pets. $100/night, $400/week. 219-988-4318 or 219-776-1699.
FALL/WINTER RENTAL -- CHARMING COUNTRY HOME - STOP 33
Sept. thru May/June. 2 blks. from lake. Fully furnished, well decorated.
3BR, 2BA. Family room w/fireplace. Sun room. 2 car garage. A/C. W/D.
Patio & deck. No pets, no smoking. SEE IT AT VRBO.COM #262805
$850/mo. Call 708-784-9866.
SUMMER RENTAL IN LONG BEACH. On the BEACH.
Furn. condo. Large Liv. Rm., Din. Rm., Kitchen, 2BR. C/A, fireplace
By week or month. Call Marge 219-879-9275.
LAKE SHORE DRIVE HOME FOR RENT N LONG BEACH-STOP 20.
(Hillside). 3BR, 3BA, furn., W/D, D/W. Screened porch, 2 decks.
Cable, TV/DVD, Wi-Fi. Avail. 9/1/10 to 6/1/11.
$850/mo. + util. No Pets. 708-945-1820.
LONG BEACH YEARLY RENTAL. STOP 28. 2/4BR, 1BA. Unfurn., no
pets. Close to beach and park. $900/mo. + util. Call 317-716-7321.
LONG BEACH HOUSE. 4BR, pool, tennis court. 6500 sq.ft.
2 blocks from beach. $3000.00/week. Call 219/872-9158.
2 STUDIO APARTMENTS $400/month
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT $700/month. Call 219-872-9158.
ROOM FOR RENT. ½ mile south of Mt. Baldy.
$325/month. Call 219-879-4535.
216 HILLTOP, SHERIDAN BEACH. Contemporary furn. 3BR, 2.5BA
with lg. attached garage. 3-lake view decks. Near beach and marina.
No smokers. Short/long term. 630-699-1010 or [email protected]
1BR LOFT in Michigan City, IN for rent. $600-$800 per month.
Includes parking. Units include W/D, hardwood floors, new kitchens
and baths. No pets. Security Deposit and Credit Check required.
1st month free rent. Call Karin 708-769-2030.
YEAR ROUND SHERIDAN BEACH STUDIO APT. RENTAL.
Clean and quiet. Off street parking, laundry, manager on site,
util. incl’d. No pets, non-smoker. Ref. req. $475/mo. Call 219-879-2195.
HOUSE FOR RENT IN BEACH AREA—lovely 3BR, 1.5BA, furnished
ranch, lg. deck, A/C, all appl., no pets. $750 + util. 847-373-4702.
LUXURY 4BR, 3.5BA home in Michiana Park
available fall/winter. 5 blocks to Stop 40 beach.
Contact owner at [email protected] or 708-430-9933.
SHERIDAN BEACH 3BR, 1.5BA, across from beach with parking.
W/D, furnished. Sept 15-May 15. $900/mo + util.
SHERIDAN BEACH WINTER RENTAL. Mid-Sept. thru May/mid-June.
Fully furnished 3BR, 2.5BA See pics at www.vrbo.cm/41711.
$1000/mo includes util. Call Stacy 970-708-7379.
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RENTALS MICHIGAN
MICHIGAN, New Buffalo, Village of Grand Beach.
Winter Rental Available 10/1/10-5/31/11. 3BR, fully furnished.
Enjoy lakeviews & sunsets from this lakefront deck & living rm.
$700.00 per mo. Call 219-326-5828 for more info.
 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 
SHERIDAN BEACH 3BR 1950s cottage on large lot. Wooded,
private, lots of parking. 1 blk. to beach. Near Beachwalk Development.
Call for web pix. Asking $198,500. Call 219-879-9319.
LAKEFRONT CONDOS. Beautiful, brand new condos, 2 or 3BR,
2 full BA, fitness center, pool, boardwalk, boat docks and balconies
overlooking Pine Lake. Starting at just $239,900.
Call Laurel at Outlook Cove Condos, LaPorte, IN (219) 362-7722.
GOLF VIEW TOWNHOMES AT LEGACY RIDGE. Custom golf course
living at its finest. 44 units on Holes 15, 16 & 17 of Legacy Hills Golf
Course in LaPorte, IN. 2/3BR, 2BA, 2-1/2-car attached garage, swimming
pool, fitness center, clubhouse with community room. Single level living.
Prices start at $279,900. For info, call 219-362-7722.
SHERIDAN BEACH 3BR w/2 lg. lots w/screened-in front porch.
2 blks. walk to beach, large yard with patio, ample parking, on bus line,
sunny home with hardwood floors on both levels, full basement.
107 S. Lake Ave., Sheridan Beach, Michigan City, IN.
AP-$200,000. 708-212-1637 or 219-326-5828.
MARINA PARK SOUTH, MC. On the water condo with 50’ pier.
All new beach color siding, windows, Trex decking. Stainless, hardwood
flrs., marble bathroom and granite. Laundry room. 1BR with lg. walk-in,
can put in twin beds. 1BA. New heated pool. End unit with fireplace.
Gated.
$179,000. Call 219-988-4318 or 219-776-1699.
LOT IN GRAND BEACH MI across from Lake Michigan.
Ret. Architect/owner is available to observe new construction.
[email protected]
269-231-5208
MICHIGAN CITY. Distinctive brick beauty. 3BR, 1.5BA, 2-car garage.
Formal DR, fireplace, HDWD floors, full bsmt.
$114,900. Call 219-861-9348.
LAKE HILLS AREA, MC. 3BR, 1BA. New paint in/out. New roof shingles,
carpeting, Pella windows & kitchen cabinets. 14’ x 28’ storage area
or garage door. $89,000.00. Call 219-229-1257.
Art at the Zoo
Tuesdays, 2–4 p.m., starting September 7
The Lubeznik Center for the Arts is sponsoring
this program in which artists and animal lovers
alike will enjoy this rare opportunity to draw live
animals at Washington Park Zoo with experienced
animal painter Dana Zier. Students will learn drawing, pastel and painting techniques, completing several drawings and 1-4 paintings in this new class.
To sign up, or for more information, phone 8744900 or visit www.lubeznikcenter.org
“Pinocchio” at Chicago Street Theatre
CTG’s Chicago Street Theatre, 154 W. Chicago
St., Valparaiso, IN is proud to present the treasured
timeless tale “Pinocchio” by Timothy Mason
Performance Schedule
Fri, Sept 3 @ 7 p.m.; Sat, Sept 4 @ 11 a.m. & 2:30
p.m.; Sun, Sept 5 @ 2:30 p.m.; Thurs, Sept 9 @ 7
p.m.; Fri, Sept 10 @ 7 p.m.
Tickets are Adults $12; children under 12 $8.
With every one paid adult ticket, you will get one
child ticket (under 12) *FREE!
*Offer not available with online ticket sales.
Phone 219/464-1636 or visit www.chicagostreet.org
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Burn by Nevada Barr
Background knowledge of a subject
is a powerful tool in writing a novel. It
makes the subject more realistic and
separates the ho-hum writers from
the best sellers. Since Nevada Barr
is a former park ranger herself, and
since this story takes place in New
Orleans, Nevada’s home town, I’d say
we’re off to a great start...
Burn is the 16th novel in the series
about Anna Pigeon, National Park
ranger. Previous books about Anna
have taken the reader from one national park to another with danger
and mystery following her through
every mountain, forest and desert.
Even in a novel, eventually all this murder and
mayhem has to show its toll on the hero and this
story takes up with Anna on a leave of absence to
get her wits about her and heal, both inside and out.
Burn starts out with Anna stopping off in the Big
Easy, no national park to wander through, just the
jungle of the seedy parts of a town torn apart with
political corruption and the aftermath of Katrina.
Since her husband can’t accompany her on this
trip, Anna decides to visit her old friend, Geneva,
who is a blind ranger who sings in the New Orleans
Jazz National Historical Park. Say what?! Apparently, the park service does more than help preserve
the natural beauty of our country...
“The musicians wore green and gray, cordovan
belts and shoes, and tidy brass nameplates over
their left breast pockets. They were park rangers;
their job was to protect and preserve the musical
heritage of the historic city of New Orleans. Anna
loved it. In the name of political pork, the Park Service preserved so many worthless bits of history that
some said the NPS was where white elephants went
to die. Then there were places like this, where the
sacred torch of a time long past was carried, still
burning, into the present.”
Her friend Geneva was blind since an accident
when she was a child. She also was a genuine blues
singer and good friend who didn’t question when
Anna asked to come down and visit a spell. She
lived in the historic district of the city...
“On her aunt’s death Geneva had inherited not a
single house but a ramshackle complex with three
rental apartments and a two-car garage-unheard of
in this part of town...”
After settling down, Anna told Geneva of her first
encounter in town: meeting a punk whose dog had
gotten loose and how she chased the dog who was
apparently chasing another man. After an alterca-
September 2, 2010
tion with the man, she managed to
grab the dog and return it to the punk
who thanked her by screaming at her
to mind her own business. Imagine
Anna’s surprise when she finds out
the punk rents an apartment from
Geneva. And that’s not all--the punk,
named Jordan, works as a bartender
at a seedy strip joint. There’s something unsettling about him…
Meanwhile, hundreds of miles
away in Seattle, Washington, Claire
leaves her home in the middle of the
night to get cough medicine for one
of her daughters. She returns to find
the house empty, even the dog missing. After calling the police and going
across the street to question her neighbor, the house
explodes and burns to the ground.
Who would want her husband and two little girls
killed? Yes, her husband was Middle Eastern and
had changed his name after 9/11, but where was the
motive? She didn’t have much time to think about it
as the police think Claire is their number one suspect when they find out the husband had a mistress.
Revenge is a convenient motive and ties the whole
mess up in one tidy bundle.
Clair’s only hope is to follow the clues to wherever
they lead, clear her name and discover the truth...
How these two stories intersect makes for some
great reading. Add to the mix a little New Orleans
voodoo (a dead pigeon marked with strange symbols
is left in Anna’s garbage), and signs that the punk,
Jordan, might be into pedophilia and child pornography, is an entertaining read that might want to
make you read more of Nevada Barr’s favorite park
ranger.
I like the way Barr delves into the minds of these
two women, each looking for answers to questions
that may or may not have any. The real question is
whether or not Anna’s outdoor instincts will prove
useful in the big city…
The New York Times Book Review said, “Nevada
Barr writes with a cool, steady hand about the violence of nature and the cruelty of man.”
And from the San Diego Union-Tribune, “From
the fabric of fiction she creates real worlds, sometimes beautiful, sometimes terrifying, but always
convincing.”
Loved it! Till next time, happy reading!
THE
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