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Table of Contents
04 Festival, Activities & Events

November 2016 - April 2017
Head out and enjoy the season
10 Hit the road to see natures color show

Four of the best fall color tours in

Northern Michigan
guidE
Color tour hikes are a great way to

experience the sights
13 Car Care Directory

The businesses will be sure to help you out
14 In search of the great pumpkin

pumkin patches gearing up for fall fun
19 Veterans Day Events

A day to remember our heroes
22 Snowmobile Trail Map

24 Gopherwood Concert Series
Cadillacs Holiday Happenings
29 Marion jumpstarts the holiday season

Christmas event in November
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3 Cadillac Party & Market
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4 g&d Pizza
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5 Bear den
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7 River Junction
8 evergre en
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3 Cadillac
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4 G&D
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5 13th Pizza
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6 Ellens Street Party Store
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7 River Corners
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8 Evergreen
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34 Christmas in Manton

Santas arrival brings cheer to annual

tree lighting ceremony
35 Whats new on area slopes

37 New Additions to
Downtown Cadillac
38 North American Snow Fest

Diverse mix of folk, rock n roll music highlighted 40

each year at Gopherwood series
28 Christmas in the Park kicks off
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12 Trailing the fall colors

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09 Fall Harvest of Family Fun

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Miles of snowmobile trails
Cadillac area provides a variety of scenic trails
41 Have fun, stay safe when snowmobiling

42 Area cross country ski trails
43 Beat the Winter Blahs Directory
29 35th Annual Breakfast with Santa
31 Evart celebrates Christmas
44 Plenty of activities lined up at Carl T.

Johnson Hunting and Fishing Center
Christmas comes early to the Village of Tustin

A carnival-themed Christmas
32 Reed Citys annual Evergreen Festival

Communitys kickoff to the holiday season
Friday, October 14, 2016 | www.cadillacnews.com
Get out of the house and let one of these

businesses brighten your day
45 Safety on the ice

Dont let your safety slip
46 When life gives you snow, go sledding

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Festivals
&
activities & events 2016
OCTOBER
Every Saturday & Sunday in October
11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Geers Farm Pumpkin Patch
*Dates/times subject to change

October 20 7:30 p.m.
Harp Recital
INTERLOCHEN Kirkbride Hall (at the Village at Grand Traverse

Commons) Cost: Tickets are $24 for adults, $10 for youth
Interlochen Academy faculty member, Joan Raeburn Holland, will
perform on the harp.
MCBAIN Geers Farm, 5600 W. Geers Road

Contact: 231-825-4032 or visit www.geersfarms.com.
October 22 8 p.m.
Open seven days a week through Oct. 31

10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
CADILLAC Cadillac Elks, 122 S. Mitchell

Cost: Tickets are $12 in advance for adults ($15 at the door), $6 for
students ages 13-18 ($7 at the door), children 12 and under are
free with an adult. The Whistle Stop Revue is a Progressive/ Bluegrass/Americana Band from the Detroit area.
Pahls Pumpkin Patch
BUCKLEY Pahls Pumpkin Patch, 11168 N. M-37
Contact: 231-269-4400 or visit www.pahlspumpkinpatch.com.
Open seven days a week

8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Norman Farms
Gopherwood Concert The Whistle Stop Revue
October 22, 2016
Fall Family Fun Fest
MANTON Manton High School, 105 5th Street
TUSTIN Norman Farms, 22735 20 Mile Road

Contact: 231-429-6191 or visit www.normanfarms.webs.com.
October 24 3 to 7 p.m.
October 15
CADILLAC Cadillac Wexford Public Library, 411 S. Lake Street

This program allows you to ask questions and approach the table
as Patrick Harrison works on his jack-o-lanterns.
Fall Color Tour Train
CADILLAC Cadillac City Park

Passengers board in Mt. Pleasant to ride the rail to Cadillac for the
afternoon.
October 15 Noon
Fall Color Fest Downtown
CADILLAC Live music from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Mitchell Street,
Made in Michigan Market vendors from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., fall fest

scavenger hunt, and a chance to wave the Diesel train and passengers into town.
Dancing With The Y Stars
CADILLAC Wexford Civic Center, 1320 N. Mitchell

Cost: Tickets are $50
Watch local celebrities and professionals perform a dance number
in front of a live audience to compete for the coveted title of 2016
Peoples Choice Award.
Pumpkin Fest
CADILLAC Crown of Life Lutheran

Church, 403 E. North Street
Cost: Suggested admission is a
non-perishable food donation to benefit the local
food pantry
Pumpkin painting, pumpkin bowling, doughnut
eating contests, crafts,
gourd racing, face
painting, apple bobbing,
games, prizes and more.
Lord of the Gourd
Halloween
Downtown
CADILLAC Downtown Cadillac

Bring the kids and stroll Mitchell Street
for a safe, early Trick-or-Treat event.
Jazz Recital

Commons) Cost: Tickets are $24 for adults, $10 for youth.
Faculty jazz instructor, William Sears, will perform saxophone in a
jazz trio.
October 27-29
Millers Haunted Mansion
LAKE CITY Millers Corner, 6991 W. Jennings Road

Oct. 27 at 8 p.m. to Oct. 29 at 11 p.m.
October 29 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Reed City Edition

with Run Michigan Cheap
REED CITY Reed City Depot, 200 N. Chestnut Street

For more information, visit www.runmichigancheap.com.
October 29-30 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., each day
Pumpkin Patch Costume Party
MCBAIN Geers Farm, 5600 W. Geers Road

The first 200 kids each day that come dressed in a costume will win
a free prize.
Festivals
&
October 31, 2016
November 12 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
October 31 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
CADILAC Fox Motors, 1450 N. Mitchell Street
Halloween in LeRoy
Trick-r-Treat
MARION Village Hall, Marion
39th Annual Viking Booster Hobby

and Craft Show
November 12 7 p.m.
NOVEMBER
November 5-6 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Cadillac Sportsmans Club

Annual Hunter Sight-In Days
CADILLAC Cadillac Sportsmans Club, located 3 miles east of US
131 on M-55 east

Cost: $5 per rifle
Contact: Cadillac Sportsmans Club, 231-775-0475
November 10 7:30 p.m.
Violin and Piano Recital
Commons)
Cost: Tickets are $24 for adults, $10 for youth
Ara Sarkissian, Orchestra Conductor and Instructor of Violin at both
Interlochen Arts Academy and Interlochen Arts Camp, and Nozomi
Khudyev, Instructor of Piano at Interlochen Arts Academy, will
perform.
Michael Carluccio
Presents The Legends
CADILLAC Amvets Post 110, 127 W. Cass Street

Michael Carluccio is a man of a thousand voices, he takes you
back in time with The Legends such as the Rat Pack, Frank Sinatra,
Tom Jones, Neil Diamond, Johnny Cash, George Strait, Roy Orbison
and many more popular legends.
November 12-14 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Cadillac Sportsmans Club

Annual Hunter Sight-In Days
CADILLAC Cadillac Sportsmans Club, located 3 miles east of US

131 on M-55 east
Cost: $5 per rifle. Contact: Cadillac Sportsmans Club, 231-775-0475
November 15
Opening Day Buck Pole

MARION Marion VFW
November 15
Buck Pole at The Barn Hall

MANTON
2016 Wexford County Buck Pole

CADILLAC
November 11
Singer-Songwriter Recital
Veterans Day
Services

Commons)
Cost: Tickets are $24 for adults, $10 for youth
Four staff and faculty members will perform new and original works
from instructors of the Academys Singer-Songwriter program.
See Pages 19 & 21
for a list of ceremonies

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NOVEMBER
cont.
November 19 8 p.m.
Gopherwood Concert
The Schrock Bros
students ages 13-18 ($7 at the door), children 12 and under are free
with an adult. The Schrock Bros is an Americana/original/roots/rock
band trio from West Michigan.
Christmas in the Park
DOWNTOWN CADILLAC Lighting of the Downtown Christmas Tree at dusk with Santa reading and entertainment at the
Pavilion.
November 25-26
Evergreen Festival
REED CITY Arts and crafts show Friday and Saturday. Parade,
Santa and Mrs. Claus, elves and reindeer with gingerbread
house at Reed City Depot on Saturday. Parade starts at 1 p.m.
Saturday.
ICE FISHING
HEADQUARTERS
Fishing Tackle Shop and Bait Store

www.pilgrimvillagefishing.com
M-115 (across from Mitchell State Park), Cadillac 775-5412
Cottages or Motel
Electronics/Hand or
Minnows (4 sizes)
Power Augers
Waxworms/Wigglers/
Shelters
Spikes
1000s of Ice Jigs and Lures
November 26 10 a.m.
Super Saturday Christmas Expo
CADILLAC Cadillac Junior High School, 500 Chestnut Street
November 26
2016 Toy Trot 5k

CADILLAC
Pre-registration 5:30 p.m. deadline Nov. 14, 2016.

Race day registration opens at 7:30 a.m. Race start time is 9
a.m. on Lake Street in the City Park.
Cost: $25 pre-registered adult or $20 child (before Nov. 14,
2016) or $30 late registration and day of registration. For more
information, visit www.toytowncadillac.com or call 231-775TOYS (8697).
November 26 10 a.m.
Small Business Saturday
CADILLAC Downtown Cadillac

Downtown Cadillac will be offering an open house atmosphere,
along with shopping and festivities in locally owned stores.
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Festivals
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November 26 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Christmas Kick-Off Celebration

of Life and Love
MARION The Eagles and Veterans Memorial Park, Marion
Featuring childrens activities, caroling, sleigh/wagon rides, Santa,

tree lighting and more.
December 3 1 to 4 p.m.
Christmas Carnival
EVART Evart Depot/Crossroads Community Church

December 7 5 to 7 p.m.
Business After 5
LAKE CITY Food Factory, 118 S. Main Street
McBain PTO Craft Show
December 9 7 p.m.
A Christmas Story Performance
MCBAIN McBain Public School, 226 N. Grace Street
CADILLAC Cadillac High School Auditorium, 400 Linden Street
DECEMBER
December 10 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.
December 2 7 p.m.

December 3 7 p.m.

December 3 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
16th Holiday Home Tour
CADILLAC Cost: Tickets go on sale Nov. 1. Get them early and

save $5 each. Contact: 231-510-9047
December 10
Festival of Dreams Dinner-Dance
CADILLAC The Cadillac Grill, 7839 E. 46 1/2 Road

Cocktails, 6 p.m.; dining and auction, 7 p.m.; dancing to Lee Richards Band, 9 p.m.
Cost: Tickets are $60 per person and $100 per couple
Contact: Doug, 231-775-4439
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December 3 6 p.m.
Christmas in the Park

MANTON
December 3 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Breakfast with Santa
TUSTIN Kettunen Center, 14901 4-H Drive

Cost: $1 per child, $3 per adult
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Festivals
&
activities & events 2016 & 2017

DECEMBER
cont.
January 13-15
December 10
Bookings, Bullets and

Bows Outdoor Expo
MANTON Manton High School, 105 5th Street
Friday, 5 to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sunday, 9 a.m. to 2

p.m. Cost: $7 adults, kids ages 12 and under are free
CADILLACWexford Civic Center, 1320 N. Mitchell Street
Craft Show
December 10
FEBRUARY
Ladies Night Out
MANTON Latitude 44, 308 Wall Street
February 2-4, 2017
JANUARY
North American Snow Festival

CADILLAC For more information, visit www.nasfcadillac.
January 14 8 p.m.
February 11 8 p.m.

students ages 13-18 ($7 at the door), children 12 and under are free
with an adult
Gopherwood Concert
Chris Buhalis
Gopherwood Concert
Ralston Bowles
February 18-19
Free Fishing Weekend
CADILLAC Fishing regulations still apply. For more information,

visit www.michigan.gov/freefishing.
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MARCH
March 4
Chamber of Commerce
Chili Cook Off and Pike Bake Off
MANTON
March 11 8 p.m.
Made in Michigan Fundraiser
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March 18
Caberfae Spring Carnival
CADILLAC Caberfae Peaks Ski and Golf Resort, 1 Caberfae

Lane
Outdoor snowbar and grill, rail jam, costume parade and big air
contest with music at the base of the slopes.
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April 15 8 p.m.
Gopherwood Concert Jive at Five

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HAUNTED FISH HATCHERY

(located at Paris Park Old US-131)
Presented by Cadillac Kiwanis
in conjunction with
Ferris State Universitys Circle K International
Every Friday & Saturday

October 7th-October 31st 7:30-10:30 PM
Off US-31 on Lake Manistee (231)723-3587
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oct. 20 6-9:30 PM, oct. 21 7-11 PM, oct. 22 7-11 PM,

OCT. 27 6-9:30 PM, OCT. 28 7-11 PM, OCT. 29 7-11 PM
Tickets: $5 Main Floor (family friendly!)
or $10 for both floors.
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CORN MAZE
STRAW MAZE
FARM ANIMALS
FACE PAINTING
& OTHER ATTRACTIONS
PURCHASE YOUR GOURDS, STRAW, SQUASH, CORN
STALKS, PRODUCE AND MUCH MORE!
Weekend concessions - hot dogs, cider, donuts, hot chocolate and more!
FIELD TRIPS WELCOME
Family Fun
For All Ages!
Sat. & Sun. 10 am-6 pm, Weekdays by Appt.
Wagon Rides Pumpkin Patch Apple Cannon

Farm Scene Investigators Corn Maze Homemade Donuts & Cider
Homemade Fudge Petting Zoo Zip Line Kids Barrel Rides
5600 W. Geers Rd., McBain 231-825-4032
Please call ahead 231-269-4400 to schedule
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Hit the road to see

natures color show
Four of the best fall color tours in Northern
Michigan have their starting points in our
own backyard. And each one can be driven on
a lazy afternoon, ranging in length from 20 to
64 miles.
The self guided tours, with printable maps,
include picnic areas, the Harrietta Fish
Hatchery, the Caberfae Scenic Outlook and
Dutchman Tree Farms.
To view these local tours, visit: www.cadillacmichigan.com
For longer excursions, Pure Michigan has
put together 27 of the best color tour routes
throughout the state. To see the complete list
with maps and a guide to stops along the way,
visit: www.michigan.org/road-trips.
10
We have highlighted two of the more extensive color

tours that sweep through the Cadillac area and a third
route that launches from Frankfort.
LAKE CITY, GRAYLING, AND TORCH LAKE

By starting in Lake City and taking M-55 west, you can
visit three parks: North and/or South Higgins Lake State
Parks and the Lake Margrethe State Forest Campground.
After heading north to Grayling, the Wellington Farm
Park is worth a visit. The historical, educational complex
is set on 60 acres and replicates a 1930s farmstead. The
website continues to highlight stops along Torch Lake,
Traverse City and Fife Lake before heading back to Cadillac or Lake City.
Mesick
Welcomes You!
CADILLAC, LUDINGTON AND MANISTEE

This 185-mile loop includes visits to parks and special
attractions in each city, including the S.S. City of Milwaukee steamship in Manistee, the last Great Lakes railroad car ferry built in 1931. Also included are stops along
the Manistee River Walk, the Reed City covered bridge
and the Shrine of the Pines in Baldwin as well as Big
Sable Point Lighthouse in Ludington.
FRANKFORT, NORTHPORT
AND TRAVERSE CITY
Starting in Traverse City, this color tour highlights
Mission Point Lighthouse, Grand Traverse Lighthouse
Museum and the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. As you follow the route, it leads to Point Betsie
Lighthouse and through the Interlochen Arts Academy.
MESICK Market
Home of Windy Hills Farm Natural Beef
118 W. Mesick Ave.
Mesick, Mi 49668 231-885-1030
Beer & wine lottery, lotto
open 8 aM-8 pM 7 days a week
We Accept:
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Fancy Fried Chicken
(Call Up To 5 pm To Order)
Downtown Mesick
231-885-1740
Open Sun.-Thurs. 8 am-8 pm
Fri. & Sat. 8 am-9 pm
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Trailing the
fall colors
When it comes to fall color tours, theres no place quite
like northern Michigan. There are a variety of nature
trails around the greater Cadillac area that can be done
either as a multi-day hike or as an easy walk after dinner
all of which provide a beautiful variety of fall colors.
Local outdoorsman Dave Foley said he expects the best
time for color tours will be from Oct. 5 through Oct. 15
this year.
For those looking for a picturesque hike, Foley said one
of the best places to go is the Manistee River Trail.
If I were going to pick one great hike, Id drive to Red
Bridge on the Manistee River, park there and walk on
the Manistee river trail for an out-and-back, Foley said.
Youve got the the trees reflected in the water and its really something.
Foley said you can walk for as long as you wish along
this trail, then walk back. However, the Manistee River
Trail connects with the North Country National Scenic
Trail to form a 23-mile loop trail that can be traveled on
for a couple days as well. According to the United States
Forest Service, the best places to access the loop are from
the Marilla and Upper River Road Trailheads for the
North Country National Scenic Trail and the Red Bridge
and Seaton Creek accesses for the Manistee River Trail.
The Manistee River Trail also features a waterfall near
the northern end of the trail is very popular with hikers;
and, according to the Forest Service, the Manistee River
Trail and North Country National Scenic Trail connector is also the site of the largest wooden suspension
bridge in Lower Michigan.
Foley said those looking for an easy after-dinner color
walk around Cadillac may enjoy visiting Waldeck Island,
an 11-acre preserve located on Stone Ledge Lake, just
south of Cadillac off M-115.
Another easy trail is the Heritage Nature Trail, which
starts at the Carl T. Johnson Hunting and Fishing Center
and is about 2.5 miles long.
Thats a very easy trail to walk, very flat, Foley said.
They have these nature boards that talk about the area
right in front of you and it has a beautiful viewing stand
you can climb up on.
Foley also said time of day can play a role in ensuring
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you see the most vivid fall colors.

The first two and last two hours of the day are the best
times to go, he said. The sun at that low angle is a golden light and when you paint that against a tree of red, its
just magnificent.
Heres other trails to go hiking on for a color tour:
Cadillac Pathway This trail is about three miles
east of the Cadillac city limits. The southern entry, located near 13th Street, has one, two, five and 10.5 mile loops.
The north end of the trail starts from the parking lot off
Seeley Road just past Boon Road and features one, two
and four mile loops.
The Big M This trail is located off M-55 between Cadillac and Wellston and features nearly 40 miles of trails
for biking, hiking and cross-country skiing in loops of
varying lengths. The trail is located off of M-55 at 3500
Udell Hills Road in Wellston. A map is available on the
Huron-Manistee National Forest website.
Mackenzie Trail This trail is mainly used by bikers, but is also open to hikers. It is located just northwest
of the Caberfae ski area and has a variety of loops. There
are signs at each junction with a You Are Here map. It is
located at 7585-7781 West 38 Road in Cadillac.
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Leaves are starting to change, weather is getting crisp
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near McBain, Pahls Pumpkin Patch near Buckley, and
Norman Farms in Tustin are gearing up for some fall
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What better time to head out and enjoy the season as
well as pick up a pumpkin and other fall decorations?
You can get lost in a corn maze or sample some delectable doughnuts and apple cider. For those who think that
sounds like a perfect weekend afternoon, youre in luck,
because the Cadillac area has four pumpkin patches
from which to choose.
GEERS FARM PUMPKIN PATCH

Once again, Missaukee County residents and visitors
will be able to enjoy picking out the perfect pumpkin at
Geers Farm near McBain.
Every weekend in October from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., the
pumpkin patch at the farm will be open. There also are
wagon rides from noon to 5 p.m. People can pick a pumpkin, get some cider, homemade doughnuts or fudge and
purchase straw bales and corn stalks for decorations.
There are farm animals for children to pet, a hay stack
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for kids to climb and a corn maze to explore. You also can
have a little fun firing the apple cannon.
The weekend of Oct. 29 and Oct. 30, Geers Farm will
host a costume party where the first 200 kids who are
dressed in costume will receive a prize.
For more information about the pumpkin patch, call
the farm at (231) 825-4032 or log onto www.geersfarms.
com. Geers Farm is located at 5600 W. Geers Road.
PAHLS PUMPKING PATCH

Pahls Pumpkin Patch in Buckley also will be open for
business offering all of your fall favorites. The patch, located across from the Buckley Old Engine Show grounds,
has been open for more than 10 years and will be open
seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. beginning
Oct. 1. The patch will be open through Halloween.
There are farm animals for children to see, corn mazes
to explore, a straw maze for children, pony rides, a goat
walk, and pumpkins, squash, straw, gourds, Indian corn
and corn stalk bundles for sale and more. There also is a
new Candy House full of goodies and activities. On the
weekends, there are wagon rides train rides and a concession stand. Entrance fee is $2 but children 4 and under
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For more information, call (231) 269-4400 or log

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In addition to the pumpkins, Norman Farms also has Indian Corn, gourds and dried corn stalks.
The farm is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven days
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Veterans Day is one federal holiday that stands for
something a little more in the Cadillac area.
Communities throughout the area will pause to recognize veterans on Friday, Nov. 11 originally Armistice
Day.
Cadillac
The Cadillac Area Honor Guard observes Veterans Day
at each of three sites within Cadillac.
At approximately 10:45 a.m., Veterans Memorial Stadium on Linden Street is the first stop. Once there, veterans
sing the national anthem, perform a 21-gun salute, play
Taps, lay a wreath, say a prayer and lower the flag to
half-staff.
At approximately 11 a.m. the ceremony is repeated at
the nearby Veterans Memorial on the shore of Lake Cadillac near the Keith McKellop Walkway. Following that,
a final stop is made at the flagpole and World War I gun
across from the Wexford County Courthouse, 437 E. Division St.
AMVETS Post No. 110 will conduct a special ceremony
at Lakeview of Cadillac joined by the Cadillac Area

Honor Guard. The event scheduled for 2 p.m. will include
a flag raising ceremony, guest speaker, and gathering in
the chapel to recognize resident veterans.
Cadillac High School

The light of dozens of electric candles illuminates the
darkened gymnasium in a solemn ceremony that has
long been a Cadillac High School tradition.
Visitors must take their seats by 9:45 a.m. before students file in to take their seats. The ceremony generally
is coordinated by the senior class, with the Honors Choir
and members of the Cadillac Area Honor Guard also participating.
Evart
Guyton Park, at the corner of Fifth Street and Main
Street, is where veterans from VFW Post No. 7979 and
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Veterans from Marion VFW Post No. 6015 get together
for a brief ceremony at 11 a.m. at the Veterans Memorial
downtown.
In Missaukee County, veterans are treated to a free

meal from the Sons of the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary at American Legion Post. No. 300, 114 N.
Main St. in Lake City.
The swiss steak dinner is from 5 to 7 p.m. at the post.
Dinner is free for veterans with identification. Family
and friends also may have dinner for a small price. The
Patriots Choir also will be performing at the dinner.
At 11 a.m., the American Legion Post conducts a ceremony at the Veterans Memorial next to the Missaukee
Ardis District Library. The ceremony will include a
speaker, 21-gun-salute, and lowering of the flag. A brief
ceremony also will follow at the Lake City Cemetery on
M-55 just north of town.
Students at Pine River Elementary School in LeRoy

will meet with veterans and learn about their service to
our country on Veterans Day. The school is at 408 W. Gilbert St. Veterans, active duty service members and other
members of the community are welcome to join them for
a musical salute to veterans.
Students at Pine River High School also take the time to
show their gratitude toward the men and women of the
U.S. Armed Forces. While they do that with songs, spoken
word, and music, they also do it by simply saying thank
you during an annual assembly.
Manton
Reed City
Manton High School students will be putting on an

assembly tentatively scheduled for 9 a.m. Veterans Day.
During the assembly, students do the posting of colors
and pledge of allegiance. There also will be a speaker and
a candle lighting ceremony. Any veteran who has gone
to school or lives in the Manton area can call the high
school at 824-6411 to get put into the program.
G.T. Norman Elementary will be holding an assembly

on Veterans Day. During the assembly, school personnel
will introduce veterans and announce the branch of the
service in which they served. If one of the students is a
relative of one of the veterans, the students name will
also be announced.
Mesick
Veterans in Mesick, lead by AMVETS Post No. 120, stop
at Lions Park to play Taps. before returning to the post,
at 3369 N. 9 Road.
Pine River
St. Ann School

The school will be hosting a ceremony to honor veterans on Nov. 11. The event includes the Posting of the
Colors, followed by everyone in attendance singing the
Pledge of Allegiance and God Bless the U.S.A. There
also will be a guest speaker.
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The Gopherwood series is

scheduled to be concluded
May 13 with a house concert
by Zak Bunce.
Diverse mix of folk, rock n roll music

highlighted each year at Gopherwood series
Soulful music hearkening back to Americas humble
roots emanates from the Elks Lodge in Cadillac all winter
long courtesy of the Gopherwood Concert Series.
Musicians representing a wide range of genres have
performed at Gopherwood, which began more than 30
years ago as a celebration of American folk roots.
Organizer Paul Brown said the concert series got its
unique name because the original founders all used to
heat their homes with wood. Hence, Gopherwood (go for
wood) was chosen.
In the past, notable performers have included Vance
Gilbert, Mose Allison, Richie Havens, the Red Sea Pedestrians and Joshua Davis.
During the last few years, Brown said attendance at the
shows has increased as a result of more widespread exposure on social networks.
He said at least two shows sold out during the 2013-2014
season.
For this years series, which opened Oct. 1, some hometown performers will return and some new faces will
grace the Gopherwood stage for the first time.
The opening show of the season featured Missaukee
County native Seth Bernard performing a house concert.
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On Oct. 22, The Whistle Stop Revue will bring their progressive mix of bluegrass, blues, country, rock and jazz
sound to the Gopherwood stage.
Other artists slated to perform this year include The
Schrock Bros, Chris Buhalis and Ralston Bowles. The
Gopherwood series is scheduled to be concluded May 13
with a house concert by Zak Bunce.
Tickets can be purchased at Toy Town in downtown
Cadillac, or by calling (231) 846-8383. Children ages 12 and
under attend free of charge.
Gopherwood 2016-2017 schedule:

Oct. 1 Seth Bernard house concert
Oct. 11 The Whistle Stop Revue
Nov. 19 The Schrock Bros
Jan. 14 Chris Buhalis
Feb. 11 Ralston Bowles
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April 15 Jive at Five
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A Christmas Story among

Footliters productions this season
Drama enthusiasts fear not, Footliters have a full lineup of plays planned for this winter.
The 53rd season begins in October with a rendition of
The Girls in 509.
A perfect play for an election year two ladies are discovered in the back suite of a once fashionable hotel in
New York. They have been there since 1932 when Hoover
lost the election.
They have vowed to remain secluded until a Republican
is elected. The press and the National Chairmen of the
Republican and Democratic parties descend upon the ladies, members of one of the countrys oldest and richest
families. The ladies defy both politicians and face eviction and disgrace.
Performances are slated for 7 p.m. on Oct. 14, 15. A matinee is scheduled for 2 p.m. on Oct. 15.
A Christmas Story, based on the motion picture, will
be performed by the Footliters in December.
A Christmas classic 9-year-old Ralphie desperately
wants to find a genuine Red Ryder BB gun under the
Christmas tree.
He pleads with his mother, his teacher and even Santa
Claus himself. Of course, hes told, Youll shoot your eye
out! Furnaces explode, father wins a hideous lamp and
tongues are frozen to lamp posts.
Performances are slated for 7 p.m. on Dec. 2, 3, 9, and 10.
A matinee is scheduled for 2 p.m. on Dec. 10.
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In April, the Footliters will perform Five Tellers Dancing in the Rain.
Southern sass, tears and charm engage as five bank tellers speak their hearts and brew lots of coffee in the break
room of a small bank in Mississippi.
This play eavesdrops on the conversations of women
about the men in their lives. Its a play about broken arms
and broken hearts and about finding strength and selfrespect through friendships with those who have been
down that road before.
Performances are slated for 7 p.m. on April 7, 8, 14, and
15. A matinee is scheduled for 2 p.m. on April 15.
To round out the season, Footliters will delight audiences with a rendition of Little Shop of Horrors in June.
A Broadway and Hollywood sci-fi musical, the meek
floral assistant Seymour stumbles across a new breed of
plant he names Audrey II a foul-mouthed, R&B-singing carnivore who promises Seymour fame and fortune
to as long as he keeps feeding it blood.
Performances are slated for 7 p.m. on June 16, 17, 23,
and 24. A matinee is scheduled for 2 p.m. on June 24.
For more information, go to cadillacfootliters.com/ticket.html. Tickets are available at The UPS Store, Brinks
Custom Framing, Peebles, Majestic Hair Design in Lake
City, and After 26 Cafe.
All of the shows are scheduled to take place at the Cadillac High School Auditorium.
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December 3 @ 6pm -Christmas at the Park
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Christmas in the
Park kicks off
holiday
happenings
After a day of shopping or work, many
people in Cadillac will again come out
to the city park to sing carols, drink hot
chocolate and see Santa Claus.
On Friday, Nov. 25 Cadillac is scheduled
to kick off the holiday season with the
annual Christmas in the Park event. As in
past years, carols will be sung, the Salvation Army will sell hot chocolate and, of
course, Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus make
their annual appearance.
First Baptist Church of Cadillac Rev.
Dave McMahon said things will be very
similar to events from years past.
This years festivities are scheduled
to begin at 5:30 p.m. The event also will
feature the lighting of the community
Christmas tree. The City Park and the
Keith McKellop Walkway will also be illuminated.
The event is free and will take place
rain, shine or snow. This year, kids who
visit with Santa will receive a goody bag.
In addition to Christmas in the Park,
Cadillac will be a great place for shopping
and other events on Thanksgiving weekend.
The first event Saturday is the third annual Toy Town Toy Trot. During the last
four years the 5K event raised more than
$25,000 for Toys for Tots. The 5K run/
walk will start on Lake Street between
the Rotary Pavilion and the City Park and
will head north around Lake Cadillac.
Cost to participate is $25.
Downtown merchants also will be open
and participating in Small Business Saturday. In years past, many downtown Cadillac businesses offered an open housetype atmosphere that could include musicians playing in some of the stores.
For more information about these
events go to www.cadillacmichigan.com.
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Marion jumpstarts holiday season with
Christmas event in November

MARION Holiday cheer gets a head start in November with the Marion Christmas kickoff celebration.
On Saturday, Nov. 26, two days after Thanksgiving,
the sleepy village comes alive with holiday festivities
ranging from a visit from Santa to horse-drawn carriage
rides.
The kick-off to the Celebration of Life and Love event
will start at 5:30 p.m., with childrens activities such as
cookie decorating and letters to Santa.
Horse-drawn sleigh rides will be available, goodies will
be served and carols will be sung.
At 7 p.m., trees along main street will be lit and kids
will be able to visit with Santa, who will pass out treats.
The event is free for anyone to attend.
Businesses decorate trees along downtown for the
event, making the experience even more special for the
kids and their parents.
Anyone who attends the kickoff who would like to donate cash toward next years event will be able to do so at
a drop-off box.
For more information about the Christmas Kick-off,
call the Marion Chamber of Commerce at (231) 743-2461.
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Kettunen Centers Operation Manager Jamie Mitchell
said the event begins at 8 a.m. and they expect between
1,000 and 1,200 children before ending the event at 5 p.m.
This is the centers 35th annual event.
Kids get to visit with Santa, get gifts, a book and do a
craft, Mitchell said. They also get a hot meal.
Children that attend range in ages, but Mitchell said
the largest group is often between 6 and 8 years old.
We typically have between 600 to 800 of (those ages)
come through alone, Mitchell said.
She said the children love the event.
They are usually pretty jazzed up, Mitchell said.
Registration is from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 28 until Dec. 2.
To register, call (231) 829-3421
The cost is $1 per child and $3 for adults.
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The family event officially kicks off the communitys
month long celebration of Christmas in a Small Town,
said Downtown Development Authority Director Al
Weinberg.
This multi-faceted carnival will combine both outdoor
and indoor events. Weinberg said there is euro bungee,
pony rides, Wheres The Wisemen (a live Wheres Waldo type event), hot dogs, hot chocolate, Christmas caroling, hay rides, face painting, crafts and a variety show.
Weinberg said it is the official beginning of Christmas
in a Small Town, which is a series of events in Evart,
such as Christmas concerts and more.
This is the special Christmassy thing that kicks it all
off, Weinberg said of the Christmas Carnival. Everything else is gravy.
Organizers are expecting between 900 and 1,200 people
to attend the carnival.
This is one of the largest community events, Weinberg said.
Resident Shannon Fromer said she went two years ago
and it was amazing.
It is a great jump-start to the holiday season, Fromer
said, noting that it helped ease her stress level for the long
shopping lines expected in the days ahead.
She said she didnt try any jumping, but took part in
crafts and caroling.
Its just a very nice event and getting to see so many
people you dont normally get to see regularly, Fromer
said.
Weinberg said the euro bungee is a big draw for some.
Its where a person is connected to a bungee cord and
jumps on a trampoline. They can do back flips, front flips
while secured to a bungee cord.
This is a pretty exciting event, Weinberg said of the
carnival. This event is a ginormous event for the chamber of commerce and Crossroads Community Church.
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Evergreen Festival
draws Santa & crowds
REED CITY Sip hot chocolate, socialize with friends,

enjoy a large craft show, watch a parade and greet Santa
and Mrs. Claus Nov. 25 when the annual Evergreen Festival returns with a Home for the Holidays theme.
The festivities begin Friday, Nov. 25 for the Evergreen
Festival Arts and Crafts Show at Reed City High School.
The event is tentatively set for 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. but organizer Cathy Eichenberg said that could change.
Booths were still available as of press time. If interested, call (231) 832.5517 and speak to Cathy Eichenberg.
Its always festive and there are many Christmas
things to do, Eichenberg said.
She said for the past 20 plus years the arts and crafts
show has been coupled with the longstanding one-day
Evergreen Festival.
The Evergreen Festival kicks-off with the annual
parade. The parade lines up between noon and 12:30 at
Sears and Upton streets and steps off at 1 p.m. There are
prizes for parade participants, but the categories arent
yet identified.
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The downtown packs full of people, said Reed City

Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Chastity
Eads, noting an estimated 500 people attended the Evergreen Festival in 2015. We went through 275 cookies in
the first 45 minutes of the event.
Eads said the attendance usually fluctuates based on
the weather.
Following the parade and the arrival of Santa and Mrs.
Claus, there are cookies and refreshments at the Reed
City Depot, which is turned into a gingerbread house.
There, people can pet Santas reindeer and take photos
with Santa.
The event usually goes until 3 p.m.
This is a unique chamber-sponsored event, Eads said.
She noted that anytime a small town does a festival,
businesses and sponsors make such events possible.
We are grateful for all they do, Eads said.
For more information, call, 231-832-5431 or check their
Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ReedCityAreaCha
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The first Saturday in December is
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be there. The couple will arrive at
the pavilion at Manton Station at 6
p.m. Though, because the reindeer
have to stay at the North Pole to
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will arrive in a unique way: by fire
truck.
Once we get the blast of the sirens from the fire barn, we turn on
the Christmas tree so Santa knows
where to find us, said JoAnn
Treiber, secretary for the Manton
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And, of course, a big Christmas
celebration isnt complete without
cookies for Santa. Treiber said
there will be cookies, hot cocoa and
a bonfire for those who attend as
well.
Of course, event attendees are
welcome to bring a camera to get
pictures with Santa and Mrs. Claus.
There will also be a raffle drawing
that evening as part of a fundraiser
for the Manton Area Chamber of
Commerce, Treiber said. Tickets
are available at local businesses
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also be available for purchase at
the event. Only 1,000 tickets were
printed, though.
First prize for the raffle is $1,500.
Treiber said around 200 people
usually attend the event.
Its a fun way to get together in
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Whats new
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Caberfae Peaks - new triple chair lift

HOXEYVILLE During the summer, Caberfae Peaks
installed the highest chairlift in Northern Michigan.
The new, Doppelmayr triple chair has a top elevation of
1561-feet and provides a 360-degree view of the surrounding Manistee National Forest.
The triple chairlift will serve the North Peak complex,
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For more information, call (231) 862-3000.
Crystal Mountain - 60th anniversary

THOMPSONVILLE Skiiers loved the new, triple
chairlift that opened last year to serve a new slopes complex dubbed The Backyard. It included six new beginner
and intermediate trails located between the existing
North Face and Ridge ski complexes.
This year also marks Crystal Mountains 60th anniversary, with events yet to be announced.
New for the 2016-2017 season: A new registration office
for the Snowsports School is now located in the former
Mt. Shop with six new point of sale stations; the rental
shop has a new layout and equipment; one new Super
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Skating rink, fireplace new additions

to downtown Cadillac this winter
CADILLAC Downtown Cadillac will look like a scene
out of a Norman Rockwell painting this winter.
A skating rink and fireplace will be open to the public as
features of the new Plaza at Cadillac Commons, located to
the west of Elk Avenue.
The Plaza also features a splash pad, redesigned parking
lot area and an archway welcoming visitors into city park.
Project engineer Connie Houk said the 30 by 52.5-foot
skating rink likely will be positioned in the splash pad
area but can be moved to several different spots within
Cadillac Commons, including underneath the farmers
market once it is built and in front of the Rotary Pavilion.
Houk said an idea she has is to set up the skating rink in
front of the Pavilion and let people skate while playing the
Disney movie Frozen on the projector screen.
Cadillac Community Development Director John Wallace said the plan is to set the skating rink up soon after
Thanksgiving.
Although the skating rink will be set up during the win-
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Wallace said the synthetic material has a very similar
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more resistance.
You might notice being tired out a little sooner than
you normally would skating on ice, Wallace said.
Visitors will have to bring their own skates and equipment when using the ice rink but Wallace said the city
may eventually start a rental program.
The fireplace will emit about 250 BTUs of energy. It will
be pretty hot, Houk said. Which is why we needed to
build a barrier between those outside and the fire.
There are benches placed several feet away from the
structure so people can sit down and enjoy the warmth on
a cold day.
While it will not burn wood, Wallace said there likely
will be a visible flame inside the fireplaces hearth. Separating the flame from the outside is glass on all sides.
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A jewel of a community at the junction of the White
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Welcome to
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October - Halloween in the Park

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November 25 & 26 - Evergreen Festival
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Some changes
expected for 2017
NASF
CADILLAC The North American Snow Fest is

again going to hit Cadillac this winter, but it will be a
little different.
As of press time, the NASF Committee had yet to
meet and also was looking at filling vacancies including
its chairman and treasurer. As a result, Cadillac Area
Visitors Bureau Executive Director Joy VanDrie said
many things are up in the air. That said, there are some
things that could be shared.
The event is always the first weekend of February, so
the 2017 NASF will be from Feb. 2 through Feb. 4. While
there is a lot of unknowns, there will be tons of events
happening that people have come to expect, like the
chili cook-off and the Oasis Polar Dip. She added the
snowmobile races on Lake Cadillac also should be part
of the event in 2017.
With El Nio making winter a little more mild last
year, organizers of the event are hoping for better
weather in 2017. Whatever Mother Nature throws their
way, organizers will deal with it and the NASF will be a
success.
Although things are still in the planning stages, in addition to the events such as the chili cook-off, the NASF
will also have the kids races, as well as the 5K race.
As the event gets closer there should be more detail
about the various events. As the event nears check out
www.nasfcadillac.com for more information.
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Where to get
on the tra
il
The Cadillac area provides a variety of scenic trails for

snowmobilers who are headed out for just an hour or for
those looking to head out for a day of riding.
Volunteers for Cadillac Winter Promotions keep several local trails in tip-top shape for people go to riding on.
As far as skill level, we tend to pride ourselves on grooming the trails in a way that it can be for all skill levels, said
Martin Richard, president of Cadillac Winter Promotions.
We see children out there. We see all various types of riders.
The staging areas they keep up are located at:
Cadillac Trailhead for White Pine Trail (east of M-115 on
44 Road)
Cadillac West Trailhead for Trail 35 (south of M-55 on 33
Road)
27 Road Trailhead for Trail 6 (north of M-55 off 27 Road
west of Cadillac)
Caberfae Trailhead for Trail 6 (off M-55 with entrances
off South 13 Road)
Boon Trailhead for Trail 37 (south of Boon Grocery parking lot)
Tustin Trailhead for White Pine Trail (on the south side
of 20 Mile Road)
Bristol Trailhead for Trail 358 (on the north side of 20
Mile Road behind the Bristol Store)
Richard said the Boon Trailhead for Trail 37 is one of the
most popular staging areas.
Boon heading north towards Mesick is a really good scenic route, he said. Its very, very popular.
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He added that those looking to ride for a little bit then stop
for a bite to eat or to rest may like trail 37 as well.
Richard said those looking for a longer ride may enjoy the
White Pine Trail since it goes down through Tustin and LeRoy toward the southern part of the state.
The Tustin area is also very scenic and beautiful, he said.
Richard also said the various trails that are maintained by
Cadillac Winter Promotions have confidence signs on them
to indicate you are still on the trail as well as You Are Here
maps in various locations.
We do have signs out there that point for gas, food and
lodging as well, Richard said.
Trail maps can also be purchased at a variety of hotels
and restaurants locally, including Pilgrim Village and Boon
Store. For a complete list of where to purchase a map or for
further details about the trails, visit www.cadillacwinterpromotions.org.
Arjay Schopieray, deputy for Wexford County Sheriffs Department, said another trail that is very easy to get to locally
is the Trailhead for Trail 5, which is just south of Lake Cadillac off of Hector Road. He said to get there, take M-155 to 44
Road; then go east o 44 Road.
Judy Wing, treasurer for Cadillac Winter Warriors Snowmobile Club, said The Cadillac trails are some of the best
trails in the northern lower peninsula and they are all very
easy, very enjoyable. You set your own speed. You just need to
be careful to not exceed your own capability. Theyre all beautiful and theyre all fun.
Maps of other trails can by found on a county-by-county
basis at www.michigan.gov/dnr.
Have fun, stay safe

when snowmobiling
Its all fun and games until someone gets hurt.
Dean Molnar, assistant chief of the DNR Law Enforcement Division, said there are a few things you can do
to help ensure your snowmobile riding stays fun and
games and that no one gets hurt.
First of all, never ride alone.
You could have something as simple as a breakdown
on the trail. You could have an accident where you get
injured, Molnar said. Always having a riding partner is
essential to having a good experience.
In addition, he suggests telling someone else where you
are going, who you are going and when you will be home.
Secondly, be prepared and dress appropriately. You
dont want to get caught out in a storm, so be sure to
check the weather before leaving. Wear protective clothing such as a helmet, gloves and eye protection.
Finally, Molnar advises that snowmobile riders never
cross frozen bodies of water; however, people still do
it. So, if you are planning to go across a frozen body of
water there are a couple of things you should bring: rope
(to throw to your riding partner in case he or she falls
through), ice picks and, if possible, a snowmobile suit
with a floatation device.
Molnar said to stay away from inlets and outlets.
Also, do not ride across the water in a single file. This
is for two main reasons. Firstly, the water could become
unstable with the weight of one person after another. The
other reason is because it can create a potential dominoeffect if the first person goes through the ice and those
behind cant move in time.
Should you go through the water, Molnar said you
should actually keep your snowmobile suit on. Many
people take it off because they think it will weigh them
down, but thats not the case.
Your snowmobile suit will hold air, he said. The
air trapped inside it will help keep (you) buoyant for a
while.
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Never operate on a street or highway.

Always look for depressions in the snow.
Be alert to avoid fences and low strung wires.
Dont drink alcohol while riding or operate a
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Classy cross country

ski trails abound
Northern Michigan is known for its cross country ski trails
and the Cadillac area does not disappoint in this regard.
A number of trails in the area are free to the public because
they are maintained by groups of volunteers who pack the
snow and make sure the trails are clear of debris.
Others require a small fee but both provide a unique and
top-notch cross country ski experience.
The following is a list of some well-known trails throughout
the area.
Cadillac Pathway
Over the years, an 11.3-mile stretch of trails and loops

groomed for cross country skiing has become a stopping
ground for thousands of travelers and locals.
Outdoors enthusiast Dave Foley said the Cadillac Pathway is perhaps the most popular cross country ski trail in
the area.
The trail features a wide range of skill-level variety, from
easy to advanced.
The Cadillac Pathway is located in the Pere Marquette
State Forest, three miles east of Cadillac with two access
points, one on 13th Street and the second on Seeley Road
just north of Boon Road.
It does not cost anything to use the trail.
Mackenzie Trail, Caberfae Peaks
From the Caberfae Peaks downhill ski area, those looking

to cut a cross country path can head out on this trail system, which offers 10 miles of levels and loops.
Foley said he has fond memories of skiing this trail while
his son hit the downhill trail at Caberfae.
Foley said this trail has something for everyone, from advanced loops to those for beginners.
Heritage Nature Trail,

near Mitchell State Park, Cadillac
Near that canal between lakes Cadillac and Mitchell, the

Heritage Nature Trail begins behind the Carl T. Johnson
Hunt and Fish Center on M-115.
The three-mile trail is groomed and skiers are asked to
stay on designated trails in order to preserve the wilderness near the trail.
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Missaukee Mountain, Lake City
A few miles north of Lake City lies Missaukee

Mountain, which is known for downhill skiing, but also is home to Terrain Park and trails for snowboarding and cross-country skiing.
Those interested in sledding and snowshoeing also
should check out Missaukee Mountain, which is open
on weekends and school holidays.
More information is available at www.lakecitymich.
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Ice fishing
is one of many classes offered

at Carl T. Johnson Hunt and Fish Center
CADILLAC Summer isnt the only time of year when
things are going on at the Carl T. Johnson Hunt and Fish
Center.
All winter long, the center will be hosting a variety of
programs and clinics.
Department of Natural Resources Outdoor Instructor
John Zakrajsek said most of the events planned for the upcoming winter have to do with fishing.
On Jan. 17, the center will host a hard water fishing
school. Zakrajsek said hard water fishing is another way
of saying ice fishing.
The class will teach beginners how to ice fish for all species, from crappie to pike and walleye.
On Feb. 11, the center will put on an ice fishing seminar
and youth fishing contest. Free fishing weekend is Feb. 1819. Additional information on this event will be posted on
the DNRs website closer to the date.
In March and April, Zakrajsek said they will be hosting
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a steelhead clinic and on May 20, fly fishing will be the

topic of another clinic.
The season will close out June 4 with a bass fishing class.
Each clinic costs $25 to attend. Zakrajsek said that anyone interested in participating should sign up beforehand
on their website by clicking on the Education and Outreach tab.
They can also call the center at (231) 779-1321 for additional information.
Throughout the winter, Zakrajsek said a DNR instructor
should be available on weekends to go out with beginner
ice fishermen.
Fishermen interested in going out with an instructor
should call the center a few days in advance.
Weekly events also will be held throughout the winter,
including a decoy-carving program on Thursday nights
and a fly-tying class during the month of February on
Wednesdays.
Dont let your safety slip

when youre on the ice
CADILLAC The Cadillac area boasts some of the
best inland lakes for ice fishing, but any ice angler will
tell you there are some things you should know before
you head out on the ice.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources will
never comment on ice conditions, but they will gladly
share some tips to ensure your ice fishing experience is a
fun and safe one.
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Before Heading Out On The Ice
Ice conditions vary from lake to lake. Find a good local

source a bait shop or fishing guide that is knowledgeable about ice conditions on the lake you want to fish on.
Purchase a pair of ice picks or ice claws, which are
available at most sporting goods stores.
Tell a responsible adult where you are going and what
time to expect you back. Relaying your plan can help save
your life if something does happen to you on the ice.
What To Know About The Ice
You cant always tell the strength of ice simply by its

look, its thickness, the temperature or whether or not
it is covered with snow.
Clear ice that has a bluish tint is the strongest. Ice
formed by melted and refrozen snow appears milky,
and is very porous and weak.
Ice covered by snow always should be presumed unsafe. Snow acts like an insulating blanket and slows the
freezing process. Ice under the snow will be thinner
and weaker. A snowfall also can warm up and melt existing ice.
If there is slush on the ice, stay off. Slush ice is only
about half as strong as clear ice and indicates the ice is
no longer freezing from the bottom.
Be especially cautious in areas where air temperatures
have fluctuated. A warm spell may take several days
to weaken the ice; however, when temperatures vary
widely, causing the ice to thaw during the day and refreeze at night, the result is a weak, spongy or honeycombed ice that is unsafe.
The DNR does not recommend the standard inchthickness guide used by many anglers and snowmobilers to determine ice safety. A minimum of four
inches of clear ice is required to support an average
persons weight on the ice, but since ice seldom forms
at a uniform rate it is important to check ice thickness
with a spud and ruler every few steps.
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When life gives

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Northern Michigan sees its fair share of snow and what

better way to take advantage of this abundant natural resource than grabbing a sled and having some fun.
Missaukee Mountain
For a free and fun sledding excursion, Missaukee Mountain is the place to be.
There is one hill at the Missaukee County location dedicated to sledding. There is no charge to use the hill, but
there are no equipment rentals, either.
Missaukee Mountain, 6500 W. Walker Road (M-66), offers
downhill and cross-country skiing as well as sledding. It
is open weekends and school holidays. For more information, call (231) 839-7575.
Diggins Hill
For many years, Diggins Hill has been a winter destination for locals.
While it has changed over the years, one thing has re-
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mained constant if there is snow on the ground, there is

sledding to be done at Diggins Hill.
The city no longer maintains Diggins Hill, so sled at your
own risk. The hill is located near McKinley Elementary
School, 601 E. North St.
SpringHill Camps
Beginning in January people will be able to take advantage of a weekly sledding opportunity in Evart.
Every winter SpringHill Camps hosts weekly events. The
weekly events are weather-dependent and usually begin
after Christmas. Once they begin, the events are 2 to 5 p.m.
every Sunday.
The Evart camp, located at 7717 95th Avenue, is a nonprofit Christian camp and retreat ministry that offers multiple outdoor opportunities. Sledding is a big draw during
the winter.
The hill used is 150 feet wide and 400 feet long. There also
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Sm. $4.99
Seasoned meat, lettuce, tomato, red onions, black

olives, tortilla chips, cheddar cheese w/salsa & sour
cream.
$4.99
Greek
Lettuce, tomatoes, red onions, black and green olives,

kalamata olives, capers, feta cheese and Italian dressing.
$4.49 w/Chicken $5.49
or Try One of Our Specialty Corned Beef

Roast Beef
Pizzas
Turkey
Caesar
Ham, sliced pepperoni, fresh mushrooms, green

peppers, green olives and red onions.
Roasted chicken, lettuce, tomatoes, red onions, sweet

red peppers, black beans, corn, cheddar cheese, tortilla
chips & southwestern ranch dressing.
Super
Meat Lovers
Loaded w/pepperoni, ham, sausage, ground beef &

bacon (and anchovies if you must!)
BLT
Your choice of up to five pizza toppings, pizza sauce and BBQ Chicken Club
$4.99
Mozzarella cheese
Bacon, chicken, cheddar & Mozzarella cheeses, onion,
tomatoes with a BBQ Ranch Dressing.
Meatball Sub
Taco
Chicken Parmesan
Caesar Chicken Wrap
Salsa, seasoned beef, black olives, onions, baked &

topped w/crushed tortilla chips, lettuce & tomatoes
Ranch & Parmesan cheese sauce with chicken, broccoli
& tomatoes - a must try
Buffalo Chicken
Specialty Items
Pizza Pockets Half $4.29
Ham & Hard Salami with Provolone cheese topped with

Everything & only Italian dressing.
Baked chicken breast, parmesan cheese, romaine
lettuce, croutons and Caesar dressing in a whole wheat
wrap.
Thin crust pizza with hot sauce and roasted chicken - try Southwest Chicken Wrap
a side of ranch for dipping
Roasted chicken, lettuce, tomatoes, red onions, sweet
red peppers, black beans, corn, cheddar cheese &
Chicken Bacon Ranch Ranch sauce, roasted
southwestern ranch dressing in a jalapeno wrap.
chicken, tomatoes and sweet onions - a local
favorite
BBQ Chicken BBQ sauce & touch of onion love it!
Cheeseburger
Ground beef pizza with a touch of mustard & after

baking topped with: yes, pickles - try it with bacon
Veggie
Vegetarians delight
Free Breadsticks with

purchase oF any pizza
Excluded Pizzas by the slice.
Must Present Coupon. Exp. 4-4-2017
231-775-1229
4
$5.99
Southwestern Chicken
Ham & Cheese

Roasted Chicken
Oven Baked Pizza Sub
Veggie
The BLT
The Italian
Bacon Pizza baked & then topped with ranch dressing or

mayo, shredded lettuce & chopped tomatoes
Romaine lettuce, croutons, parmesan cheese and

Caesar dressing.
223 S. Mitchell Cadillac Across from Cadillac 5 Cinema

Like us on
or www.GandDPizza.com
Whole $5.29
We load the inside of a crust with up to 5 pizza

toppings, sauce, cheese and bake til golden brown.
Greek Gyros
Bread Sticks
$2.99
$4.25
Extra Sides of Sauce ........................................................50
Cheese Bread
Pizza by the Slice
$7.49 / $8.49 / $9.49
Pepperoni......................................................................$1.00
Ham & Mushroom ........................................................$1.35
(Prices Subject to Change)
We deliver anything
in the store!
Call ahead to order
OPEN LATE
Mon.-Thurs. 8AM-Midnight
Fri. 8AM-1AM Sat. 9AM-1AM Sun. 11AM-Midnight
Breakfast
Served til 2pm
Favorites
Den Breakfast
The Grizzly
Cream of Rice
Cream of Wheat
Smoked Pork Chop
Biscuits & Gravy
Oatmeal
Crepes
Pancakes
Pancakes with Blueberries,
Apples, Cinnamon &
Pecans
French Toast
Kids Breakfast
Omelets and Skillets
Bear Den Hash
Corned Beef Hash
Philly Hash
Italian Omelet
Southern Omelet
Western Omelet
Greek Omelet
Vegetarian Omelet
Irish Omelet
Farmers Omelet
Ala Carte
Single Egg
Hash browns
American Fries
Cheesy Tots
House Made Hash
House Sausage Gravy
French Toast Sticks
Cinnamon Roll
Bacon
Sausage Links
Ham
Lunch
Starters
Hand Beer Battered Onion
Rings
Fried Green Beans
Mozzarella Sticks
Fried Cheese Curds
Hand Battered Pickle Chips
Chips & Salsa
Spinach Artichoke Dip
Chicken Strips
Hand Beer Battered
Mushrooms
Quesadilla with Chicken or
Steak
Homemade Soups
Soup Du Jour
Bear Den Chili
Sides
Baked Potato
Cottage Cheese
Cole Slaw
Smashed Redskin Potatoes
Fries
Chips
Side Salad
Sweet Potato Tots
Vegetable of the Day
Salads
Chef Salad
Garden Salad
Greek Salad
Chicken Salad
Caesar Salad
Fajita Salad
Cubs
For kids 12 and under
PB&J
Chicken Strips
Hot Dog
Slider Burger
Grilled Cheese
Mac & Cheese
Homemade Burgers
Bison Burgers
Panda Melt
Bear Den BBQ
Veggie Burger
Kodiak
Black & Blue Bear
Cadillac News -
Signature Sandwiches
Gyro
Bear Club Melt
French Dip
Pulled Pork
Big Bear Meatball Sub
Brown Bear BLT
Chicken Salad
Turkey Reuben
Reuben
Turkey Panini
Spin Chicken Panini
Entrees
Smoked BBQ Ribs

Smoked Chicken Quarters
Fajitas
Herb Grilled Chicken
Smoked Pork Chop
Fish & Chips
Buffalo Chicken Mac n
Cheese
Baked Mac n Cheese
Breaded Shrimp & Chips
Open Faced Turkey or Beef
Pastas
(Gluten Free Pasta Avl.)
Fettuccine Alfredo
Mini Penne
Fettuccine
Spaghetti
Desserts
Cheesecake
Peanut Butter Pie
Strawberry Shortcake
Gelato
Ice Cream Sundae
The Bear Den Grille

6080 E M-115
Cadillac, Michigan
(231) 468-3577
Wed., Thurs. 8 am-8 pm

Fri., Sat. 7 am-9 pm Sun. 7 am-4 pm
Closed: Mondays & Tuesdays
ELLENS CORNERS
TRAVEL CENTER
6052 WEST M-115
231-885-1100
MESICK
Invigorate
The Feature
Sub Sandwich
1. THE BIG DADDY
Ham, Salami, Pepperoni, Provolone Cheese,

Mozzarella Cheese, Lettuce, Banana
Peppers, Tomato Slices, with Italian Dressing
Sub Sandwiches
2. Corned Beef with Cheese
3. Turkey with Cheese
4. Ham with Cheese
5. Roast Beef with Cheese
HOT Sandwiches
7. The Reuben Reuben

8.
Corned Beef, Sauerkraut, Swiss

The Macho Man BLT Bacon, Lettuce,
Tomato Slices, Cheddar
Cheese, Provolone Cheese, Red Onion, with
Mayo.
9. The Gusto Italian
Ham, Salami, Swiss Cheese, Red Onion,

Tomato, with Italian Dressing
Specialty Sub Sandwiches

10.The Hand Full
Pepperoni Pizza Sub
Pepperoni, Mozzarella Cheese, Green
Pepper, Mushrooms, Red Onions, Pizza
Sauce.
11.The Kicker
Steak Sub
Pizza
Roast Beef, Pepper Jack Cheese, Swiss

Cheese, Banana Peppers, Red Onion,
Lettuce, Tomato Slices, with Special House
Steak Sauce
12.The Touch Down

Club Sub
Ham, Bacon, Smoked Turkey, Cheddar
Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato
Slices, with Special House Mayo Sauce
13.The Sweet Mamma

Turkey Sub
Smoked Turkey, Pepper Jack Cheese, Hot
Peppers, Lettuce, Tomato Slices, Special
House Mayo Sauce
14.The Robust
Beef and Chinese Sub
Hot Roast Beef, Provolone Cheese, Banana

Peppers, Green Peppers, with Special House
Steak Sauce
NOW AVAILABLE!
15. Wraps
Ham or Turkey
Roast Beef
Lunch Box
Special
6 Sub (Ham or Turkey),
Chips & Pop (22 oz. Fountain)
Trimmings at no additional cost:

Banana Peppers, Black Olives, Jalapeno
Peppers, Lettuce, Mushrooms, Pickles, Special
Mayo, Steak Sauce Mayo,
Red Onions, Sauerkraut, Tomatoes.
Extra Meat
Extra Cheese
Chicken Strips Corn Dogs

Mozzarella Sticks
French Fries Wing Dings
Chicken Nuggets
Mushrooms Onion Rings
18 Dominator
14 Large
7 Personal Pan
Specialty Pizzas
Deluxe
BLT
Hawaiian
Family Meal Deal

14 Deluxe and
14 1 Topping
Toppings:
Bacon, Ham, Pepperoni, Sausage, Onions,
Green Peppers, Mushrooms, Hot Peppers,
Tomato, Pineapple, Olives, extra Cheese
Breakfast
Specials
Served All Day
Biscuit-Sausage-Cheese
Biscuit-Sausage-Cheese-Egg
Croissant-Sausage-Cheese
Croissant-Sausage-Cheese-Egg
Bagel-Sausage-Cheese-Egg
Hashbrowns
WInTeR HOuRS: MOn-THuRS 6aM-11PM FRI & SaT 6aM-12aM Sun 6aM-11PM
River Junction
Bar & Restaurant
107-109 N. Main St., Hersey, MI 231-832-4544

Hours: 11:00 Am - 9:00 pm
Starters
Sandwiches & Burgers
Cheesy Bread
Homemade Onion Rings
Boneless Chicken Wings
Deep Fried Green Beans
Hand Dipped Button Mushrooms
Monterrey Jack Cheese Sticks
Roast Beef Slider
Turkey Bacon Slider
Hot Spinach Dip
All come with homemade potato chips and pickle

spear or make it a basket for $3 extra
The River Monster
Salads
1/2 lb. hand-pattied, seasoned and flame-grilled Angus

Burger with house seasoning and served on a grilled Kaiser roll
Chef Salad
Caesar Salad
Classic Cobb Salad
Taco Salad
Soups
Homemade soup of the day
River Junction Chili
Sides
Homemade Coleslaw
Cottage Cheese
Baked Potato
Loaded Baked Potato
Garlic Mashed & Gravy
Sweet Potato Fries
Baked Mac n Cheese
Vegetable du Jour
House French Fries
House Salad
Potato Chips n Dip
Tortilla Chips n Salsa
Entrees
All entrees served with a choice of two side

dishes
The Ribeye
House Sirloin
Moms Meatloaf
Homemade Chicken Strips
Smothered Chicken
Cranberry Bourbon Pork Chops
Walleye
Panko Shrimp
Pollock
Pasta Dishes
All served with garlic bread

Roasted Garlic Alfredo
Chicken Parmesan
Smoky Bacon Mac n Cheese
1/2 lb. hand-pattied Angus Burger topped with Mushrooms

& Swiss, then stacked with another 1/2 lb. Burger with crispy
Bacon and smoked Gouda served on a pretzel bun
Chicken Sandwich
An all natural seasoned/grilled or breaded/crispy Chicken

Breast served on a grilled sourdough kaiser roll with crisp Lettuce,
fresh Tomato and Mayonnaise.
The RJ Burger
Hersey Burger
1/2 lb. hand-pattied, seasoned and flame-grilled Angus

Burger with melted Cheddar Cheese, crispy Onion Rings, and
Sweet Baby Rays BBQ Sauce
Muskegon Melt
Grilled Onions, Swiss Cheese, and a 1/2 lb. seasoned and

flame-grilled Angus Burger on grilled Swirl Rye.
BLT
Hickory smoked Bacon, crisp Lettuce, fresh Tomatoes and

Mayonnaise. Your choice of toasted bread or make it a wrap
Club
Three pieces of toasted bread of your choice, layered with

smoked Turkey Breast, Ham, hickory smoked Bacon, Lettuce,
Tomato and Mayonnaise or make it a wrap
Reuben
Grilled Swirl Rye piled high with thinly sliced seasoned Corned
Beef, crisp Sauerkraut, melted Swiss Cheese and Thousand Island
dressing
French Dip
Tender, flavorful Roast Beef topped with melted Swiss Cheese

on French Roll served with au jus.
South of the Border

Served with Salsa & Sour Cream
Monterrey Burrito
Quesadilla
Loaded Nachos
Chips & Cheese
Served on your choice of an 8 grinder bun, flat

bread, or a B-Zone fold-over made with our
homemade dough with homemade potato chips
and pickle spear or make it a basket for $3 more
The Dynamite
A RJ favorite! Ham, Genoa Salami, Pepperoni, Mozzarella

cheese, fresh Lettuce, Tomato and Italian dressing
The RJ Turkey Bacon
Sliced Turkey Breast, Hickory Smoked Bacon, Mozzarella

cheese, fresh crisp Lettuce, Tomato and Mayonnaise
Ham & Cheddar
Sliced Ham, sharp Cheddar, fresh Lettuce, Tomato and Dijon

Mustard
The Classic
Homemade Mama Mias Pizza Sauce, Pepperoni, Spicy Italian

Sausage, Fresh Mushrooms, Green Pepper, Red Onion and
Mozzarella Cheese
Stone Baked Pizzas
Toppings: Pepperoni, Spicy Italian Sausage, Ham, Chicken,

Ground Beef, Bacon, Salami, Onion (white or red), Fresh
Mushroom, Green Pepper, Tomato, Pineapple, Black Olive, Green
Olive, Banana Pepper, Jalapeo
Build Your Own Pizza (up to 3 toppings)

6 personal - 6 10 gluten free -10
12 pizza - 10 16 pizza - 13 20 pizza - 17
Specialty Pizza
6 personal 10 gluten free
12 pizza 16 pizza 20 pizza
The Carnivore
The RJ Classic
Chicken Alfredo
Chicken Bacon Ranch
BBQ Chicken
The Herbivore
Kids Menu
RJ Wraps
Served with homemade potato chips and pickle

spear or make it a basket for $3 more
Cranberry Bourbon Chicken
Crispy chicken, hickory smoked Bacon, melted Cheddar
Cheese, crisp Lettuce, and our homemade Cranberry Bourbon
Sauce
RJ Chicken
Seasoned, grilled Chicken Breast, hickory smoked Bacon,

melted Cheddar and Monterrey Jack Cheeses, crisp Lettuce and
your choice of dressing
Chicken Caesar
Oven Baked Sandwiches
Seasoned, grilled Chicken Breast, crisp Romaine Hearts,

Tomato, Black Olives, Red Onion and grated Parmesan Cheese
tossed in our Caesar dressing
Served with one side and pickle spear

Corn Dog Bites
Chicken Strips
Hot Dog
Grilled Cheese
1/4 lb. RJ Cheese Burger
Two Piece Fish
Personal Pizza
Late Night Menu (after 9 PM)
Pizza (see Stone Baked Pizzas)

Oven Sandwiches:
The Dynamite
The RJ Turkey Bacon
Ham & Cheddar
The Classic
South of the Border:
Loaded Nachos
Chips & Cheese
* Prices and menu subject to change *Notice: Consuming raw or undercooked meats, seafood, poultry or eggs may increase your risk of food borne illness.
Cadillac News -
The True Up North
B A R & G RI LL
NEW restaurant coming soon!

Coming Winter 2016-2017, Evergreen Resort will be reconfiguring our
restaurants with new facilities, decor and menus! Stay up to date
on the progress by visiting www.EvergreenResortMI.com, or our
Facebook page, but until then, we welcome you to
try our current fare at Curlys Bar and Grill. See you soon!
Open daily for lunch and dinner, year round.

Sunday Thursday: 11:00am 11:00pm
Fridays: 11:00 am to 1:00 am
Saturdays: 11:00am Midnight
Food service until 10pm daily
CONTACT: (231) 775-9947 | 7880 Mackinaw Trail, Cadillac
starters & sides.
burgers & sandwiches.
Quesadilla | $6.25
Roasted Red Pepper Hummus | $5.25
Chicken Tenders | $5.25
Pulled Pork Nachos | $7.25
Escargot | $8.95
Homestyle Chili | Bowl: $5.00 - Cup: $3.00
Cheddar Ale Soup | Bowl: $5.00 - Cup: $3.00
French Onion | Bowl: $5.00 - Cup: $3.00
Soup of the Day | Bowl: $5.00 - Cup: $3.00
Caesar | $8.25
Mediterranean | $8.25
Northwoods | $8.25
Vegetarian Hummus Wrap | $7.25

Crispy Chicken Caesar Wrap | $7.25
Pub Wrap | $7.25
Happy Jack | $8.25
Triple Decker Club | $10.25
Whitefish | $7.75
Reuben | $9.25
Curly's Burger | $7.25
Olive Burger | $9.25
BBQ Bacon Burger | $9.25
Fried Egg Burger | $10.25
Patty Melt | $9.25
Beef & Cheddar Dip | $9.25
BBQ Pulled Pork | $7.25
Add grilled breast of chicken $3.00 | Add sirloin steak $4.00 |

Add salmon $5.00 to any of the salads listed here.
entrees & pasta.
salads.
pizza.
Pepperoni | $9.25
Deluxe | $11.25
Curly's
| $10.25
signature weekly specials.

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Char-Grilled Porterhouse | $25.50

8oz. New York | $14.25
Char-Grilled Chicken Breast | $9.25
Butterfly Shrimp | $9.25
Pork Porterhouse | $17.50
Salmon Vin Blanc | $16.25
Buffalo Mac & Cheese | $10.25
Bistro Mac & Cheese | $13.25
Broccoli Alfredo | $10.25
Garlic Parsley Steak Pasta | $15.25
TAKE-OUT ALSO AVAILABLE!

*the consumption of raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood,
shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of food borne illness.
*Menu subject to change without notice.
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Deli Hours: Mon-Sat 9-6:30 Sun 11-4:30
Sandwiches
Salads
#1. Cadillac Club
Northern Michigan
Roast Beef, Turkey, Ham, Swiss Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato &

Mayo on Sourdough Bread
7.95
City Park
Turkey, Swiss Cheese, Sweet Onions, Lettuce, Tomato &

Mustard on a Rustic Club Roll
7.95
Spring Mix, Dried Cherries, Walnuts, Feta Cheese and

Red Onions
6.99
Romaine, Spring Mix, Turkey, Ham, Red Onion, Cheddar,
Swiss & Cherry Tomatoes
6.99
Caesar
#2. Big Bird
#3. Made In Michigan
Turkey, Cheddar Cheese, Pickles & Dijon Mustard on a Rustic Club

6.95
#4. The Beast
Romaine, Grilled Chicken, Fresh Parmesan, Red Onions

& Homemade Croutons
5.99
Roast Beef, Cheddar Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato & Mayo on

Sourdough Bread
7.95
Romaine, Spring Mix, Cucumber, Tomato, Carrot, Red Onion

4.99
Salami, Ham, Provolone Cheese, Sriracha, Mayo & Pesto on

Sourdough Bread
6.95
House Salad
Combos
We also offer half sandwich combos with a 5.5
oz cup of our delicious deli salads or small soup!
Potato Salad, Greek Pasta Salad, Chicken Salad
and more! Please ask for our soup of the week.
#5. Little Italy
#6. New Yorker
Salami, Swiss Cheese & Dijon Mustard on Sourdough Bread

6.95
#7. Boss Hog
Ham, Bacon, Provolone Cheese, Sweet Onions, Mustard on

Sourdough Bread
7.95
#8. Chicken Little
Chicken Salad, Provolone Cheese, Pickles & Dijon Mustard on a

Rustic Club Roll
6.95
#9. Chicken Wrap
Flatbread Pizzas
Grilled Chicken, Provolone Cheese, Red Onion, Tomato, Lettuce

& Ranch on a White Tortilla Wrap
6.95
Supreme Pizza: Spinach, Red Onions, Tomatoes,

and Pepperoni with our Homemade Sauce $5.95
*Stone Baked *Ask us about our specialty pizza,
we are always trying something new!
Red Pepper Hummus, Homemade Guacamole, Red Peppers,

Red Onions, Cucumber, Tomato & Spinach on a White Tortilla
Wrap
6.95
#10. Veggie Wrap
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www.cadillacnews.com | Friday, October 14, 2016

November 2016 - April 2017

Head out and enjoy the season

10 Hit the road to see natures color show

Four of the best fall color tours in

Color tour hikes are a great way to

13 Car Care Directory

The businesses will be sure to help you out

14 In search of the great pumpkin

pumkin patches gearing up for fall fun

19 Veterans Day Events

A day to remember our heroes

22 Snowmobile Trail Map

Cadillacs Holiday Happenings

29 Marion jumpstarts the holiday season

Christmas event in November

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Santas arrival brings cheer to annual

35 Whats new on area slopes

28 Christmas in the Park kicks off

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12 Trailing the fall colors

09 Fall Harvest of Family Fun

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Miles of snowmobile trails

Cadillac area provides a variety of scenic trails

41 Have fun, stay safe when snowmobiling

29 35th Annual Breakfast with Santa

31 Evart celebrates Christmas

44 Plenty of activities lined up at Carl T.

Christmas comes early to the Village of Tustin

32 Reed Citys annual Evergreen Festival

Get out of the house and let one of these

45 Safety on the ice

Dont let your safety slip

46 When life gives you snow, go sledding

activities & events 2016

Geers Farm Pumpkin Patch

*Dates/times subject to change

INTERLOCHEN Kirkbride Hall (at the Village at Grand Traverse

MCBAIN Geers Farm, 5600 W. Geers Road

Open seven days a week through Oct. 31

CADILLAC Cadillac Elks, 122 S. Mitchell

Pahls Pumpkin Patch

BUCKLEY Pahls Pumpkin Patch, 11168 N. M-37

Contact: 231-269-4400 or visit www.pahlspumpkinpatch.com.

Open seven days a week