2002 SHOWS
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JANUARY 2002
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JANUARY 2ND SHOW #1301: Dell treats us to a trip to POSEN and the bakery craft shop/greenhouse of the Taratutas. Annette and Dennis Taratuta are known far and wide for their delicious homemade baked breads made daily…unique freeze dried flowers and their unusual display of area arts and crafts.
Then Barry visits with Ophthalmologist Dr. F.K. Shokoohi of SAGINAW about the astounding technological advancements in the world of Laser eye care and surgery. At “Great Lakes Eye” we witness first hand the wonders of the Laser in sight preservation.
JANUARY 9TH SHOW #1302: Barry takes us to the Michigan Magazine Museum for a look back at last years Michigan Hayride Country Music Legends concert held in August 2001.
Then Dell visit the Michigan Magazine Museum Kitchen for canning lessons with Nelson Yoder and Rhonda Stutesman. Nelson and Rhonda demonstrate the open kettle process for canning Michigan Peaches and Tomatoes.
JANUARY 16TH SHOW #1303: Dell and Barry share with us the fun and excitement of last years MICHIGAN MAGAZINE EXPO ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW 2001 held at the Michigan Magazine Museum the last weekend in June. During this the third annual event over 30,000 spectators converged on the museum grounds, over two days, to visit with some of the states most talented artisans and crafts people.
JANUARY 23RD SHOW #1304: Barry travels back to GAGETOWN and into the kitchen of LifeStyle Plus. Here the staff whips up a vegetarian dinner for the crew.
Then Dell travels to WEST OLIVE to visit with tinsmith Ed Vugteveen. From his small tinner’s shop in the basement of his home Ed handcrafts birdfeeders, bird baths, lanterns and just about anything you can think of from galvanized steel and or copper.
JANUARY 30TH SHOW #1305: Dell travels to ST. CHARLES to visit the world headquarters of THE POLKA NEWS. Dell visits with founder and editor Carl Rohwitter.
Then Barry takes us on a tour of the Ilowski Sausage Company of CHINA Township. Here owner Joe Ilowski tells us of the family tradition he maintains in producing old fashioned smoked sausage, Bacon, Ham, Fresh Pork and Beef.
FEBRUARY 2002
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FEBRUARY 6TH, SHOW #1306: Dell visits Artist and Singer/Songwriter Lynn Morgan of GLADWIN. Lynn has been described as an "artist of American life". His musical compositions are just as breathtaking as the portraits he paints of the life around us. Like the songs he sings each picture creates a mood through a well told story.
Then Barry gets landscaping and gardening tips from Reuel Detweiler, owner of Brookside Log Homes, and his wife Sara. From annual, perennials, wildflowers and water fountains...The Detweilers share their love of nature and landscaping with us from their rural FAIRVIEW home. Phone Reuel at Brookside Log Homes : (989) 848-7654 or (989) 848-2305.
FEBRUARY 13TH, SHOW #1307: The Michigan Magazine crew highlights the 2001 Great Lakes Lighthouse festival in Alpena.
FEBRUARY 20TH, SHOW #1308: Dell meets wood turning artist Cliff Lounsbury of EAST TAWAS. At Cliff's home studio we also visit with several other wood turners from throughout the state who have converged at Cliff's home to demonstrate for Michigan Magazine the beautiful artistry of wood turning. Phone Cliff at: (989) 362-0038
Then Barry discovers the story behind the story of the family owned chain of northern Michigan Pizzeria’s known as G's Pizzeria. We learn how from humble beginnings the family has created pizzerias in WEST BRANCH, TAWAS, KALKASKA, OSCODA, AND HOUGHTON LAKE. We also get the chance to sample their unique cuisine which includes not only pizzas but a full line of sandwiches and dinners. Phone G’s at: (989) 345-3008
FEBRUARY 27TH, SHOW #1309: Barry travels to TAWAS CITY to visit with wood carving and oil painting artist Terry Matzke. Despite limited vision due to diabetic complications, Terry demonstrates how he continues to create wonderful pieces of art from his home studio. Phone Terry at: (989) 354-8219
Dell visits a new family owned Mexican restaurant in WEST BRANCH. At Guadalupe's Dell discovers the unique taste of authentic Mexican cuisine as he is entertained by a real Mariachi band. Phone Guadalupe’s at: (989) 345-1298
MARCH 6TH SHOW #1310: It's Maple Syrup time! Michigan Magazine travels first to an actual Maple Syrup Processing farm in OGEMAW County (Ron's Pure Maple Syrup (989) 685-2807) to observe, along with the fifth grade class of St. Joesph Elementary School of WEST BRANCH, the process from tapping the Maple trees to Bottling the Rich Maple Syrup for distribution. Then we travel to the big Maple Syrup Festival in SHEPHERD Michigan! Fesital Information: (989) 828-6486.
MARCH 13TH SHOW #1311 The Michigan Magazine crew heads to the annual "Garlic Cookoff" sponsored by COLEMAN radio station WPRJ. Barry visits with station manager Gary "B". We're also treated to a special cooking demonstration by station personal. Then Barry and Dell Help judge over a dozen creative enrants from the mid Michigan area..all using the key ingredient , Garlic!
Then Dell travels north of MIO to the headquarters of Panel Concepts. Here owner John Gasho tells us of his unique concepts of providing those wishing to create there own get-away cottage an easy alternative. With instructions in hand nearly any one can build their own log cabin or storage building utilizing pre-formed log panels that simply screw together!
MARCH 20TH SHOW #1312: Barry travels to ROCHESTER HILLS to visit with Ukrainian Egg Artist Susana Woloson. From her kitchen table Susana demonstrates her artistry which has been featured at various art shows accross the state. You may contact Susana at: ohSusanaW@aol.com.
Then Dell visits with the late Christian visionary artist Harry Antis of ANN ARBOR. While at an inspiring exhibit in ALPENA last November Dell witnesses the incredable detail of Harry's work and visits with him as he describes the inspiration behind his work.
MARCH 27TH SHOW #1313: Dell continues his visit with visionary artist Harry Antis of ANN ARBOR.
Then Barry revisits the Bottle Cap Musem of SPARR, Michigan. It's been nearly 10 years since our last visit with Bill Hicks owner. Since then Bill has added thousands of Coca Cola collectables to his museum making it one of the largest collections in the country. The Bottle Cap Museum: (989) 732-1931.
APRIL 2002
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APRIL 3RD SHOW #1314: Dell travels to CLIO to witness the wood creations of Mike and Janet Van Buskirk. from miniature log homes to a variety of lawn ornaments. We visit with this husband and wife crafting team to learn more about life after retirement.
Then Barry visits LARIUM, Michigan locagted adjacent to CALUMET. Here in the wee early mornig hours we stop by TONI'S COUNTRY KITCHEN. At Toni's we taste some of the UP's best tasting pasties while learning more about the fascinating UP history from restaurant Chef and owner Erick Frimodig.
APRIL 10TH SHOW #1315: Barry visits with ALPENA artist Kim Diment. Kim has traveled the world in her quest to capture onto canvas wild life of the world. Kim is also a recent winner of the Michigan Duck Stamp competition.
Then Dell takes us to TUSTIN, Michigan to discover the unique art of Laura Butler. Laura creates detailed custom sculptures with pipe cleaners. We also witness here talent in creating custom jewelry.
APRIL 17TH SHOW #1316: Dell visits with Christian singer/songwriter/painter Lynn Morgan. This update on Lynn's work details his new projects that have led him down some unusual creative paths.
Then Barry takes us to Flint for a realistic demonstration and re-inactment of an EMT emergency situation. Our guest is Emergency Medical Technician Scott Hardy.
APRIL 24TH SHOW #1317: Barry discovers the STAINED GLASS CABINET COMPANY of ACME, Michigan. Here we witness the creation of original and elegant designs using Northern Michigan wildflowers pressed in beveled glass or beautiful hand-engraved glass beveles to create truly unique fixtures. Also highlighted is thier handcrafted solid oak furniture constructed with Northern Michigan Redwood and stained glass!
Then we return to Grand Island with Dell to learn more about the the restoration of the historic East Channel Lighthouse. This is part two of our two part series on one of the most picture taken lighthouses on the great lakes.
MAY, 2002
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MAY 1ST, SHOW #1318: Dell travels to SHELBY, Michigan to visit with author Betty Phillips. Betty has compiled and published a book documenting unique cemetery headstones and monuments in Michigan.
Then Barry visits with Mackinac Jane, Jane Winston, at her summer home on MACKINAC ISLAND, to learn more about the Voices of Michigan Anthology of new Michigan Authors that her company publishes.
MAY 8TH, SHOW #1319: Barry continues his visit at the Stained Glass Cabinet Company of ACME. We learn more about the hand crafting process of creating a truly unique design using Northern Michgan wildflowers pressed in beveled glass.
Then Dell visits with STURGIS area author and historian Robert Hair. While working on the Sturgis Newspaper Robert became interested in Sturgis history. Upon retiring he directed his energy into writing four local history books, each one aimed at preserving local history. His books have received State wide attention from the Michigan Historical Society.
MAY 15TH, SHOW #1320: Dell visits with talented Stoneware potter Eleisa Martin of HASLET. From her basement studio Eleisa creates one of a kind pieces.
Barry travels to KILLMASTER, Michigan, the "Sudiest Ghost Town in the US!" Here, in part one of this two part segment, we visit the Killmaster Soapworks, a home based Natural Soap Company. Casey Makela, author of best selling books on Soap Making shows us through her family operation that specializes in the production of milk based soaps.
MAY 22ND, SHOW #1321: Barry continues his visit to Killmaster Soapworks! Here in the Sudiest Ghost Town in the US we follow the milk based soap making process from the milk to the final cutting of the bars and gift basket preparation. The family operation has garnered clientile from around the world through a growing internet and mail order business.
Then Dell features a sneak peek at the upcoming entertainnment for Expo 2002! Entertainers include THE GOSPELMEN QUARTET, LYNN MORGAN, ROY SCOUTS and THE WASHTUB TWO BAND.
MAY 29TH, SHOW #1322: Dell and Barry preview who all will be at the upcoming EXPO 2002 ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW June 29th and 30th at the Michigan Magazine Museum grounds in COMINS, MICHIGAN. Over 160 artists and craftspeople will be converging on the grounds for two big days of exhibits and sales with plenty of family fun!
JUNE 2002
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JUNE 5TH SHOW #1323: It's on the road again with hosts Dell Vaughan and Barry Stutesman as they share with viewers more of their favorite stories and places in Michigan off the beaten path. From a place called the DANCING HIPPO to a wondrous placed called DREAMFIELD FARMS..and everywhere in between. From great restaurants that feature mouth watering Perch and Prime Rib to climbing aboard a World War II sub, Dell and Barry take us on 16 memorable journeys throughout this Great Lake State.
JUNE 12TH SHOW #1324: Dell returns to Northwestern Lower Michigan artists Glen and Cindy McCune of EAST JORDAN. Glen has expanded his artistic endeavors from wildlife portraits in oil to huge carvings in Wood. Glen and Cindy are also licensed wildlife rehabilitaters.....caring for and rehabilitating wounded animals in Michigan. You may contact the McCunes at: (231) 582-2022.
Then Barry visits northern Michigan Author Helen Sanecki. Helen has been receiving great reviews of her book titled: TALES OF THE WAILING WINDS. The book, a collection of short stories set in the farm country of Michigan. For contact information you may email us at: info@michiganmagazine.com
JUNE 19TH SHOW #1325: Barry continues his visit with FLINT EMTs to learn more about what it takes to become involved both professionally and as a volunteer in the world of Emergency Medical Services. For more information: info@michiganmagazine.com
Then Dell Visits THE JORDAN VALLEY GLASS WORKS to view the art of glass blowing and learn more about one of the EAST JORDAN'S recently discovered secrets. This family owned and operated art glass blowing business has just recently opened it's glass blowing operation to the public with demonstrations and tours. The response has been incredible. One of a kind pieces are on display and created weekly. For more information contact the Jordan Valley Glass Works at: (231) 536-0539
JUNE 26TH SHOW #1326: Dell continues his visit to THE JORDAN VALLEY GLASS WORKS to learn more about the glass blowing process and the future of world of art glass blowing. (231) 536-0539.
Barry discovers a new bakery and restaurant in downtown HARRISVILLE. At the Flour Garden we visit with new owners Manual and Kim Pompa. Manual a retired Detroit Police Officer and his wife Kim have found a whole new world in the restaurant business that has give them the opportunity to share with their customers wonderful and delicious dishes specially designed for the Flour Garden. You may contact them at: (989) 724-7473
JULY 2002
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JULY 3RD SHOW #1327: Barry spends time with the specialists in Gel Candle Making, Stonington Candle Company of CLINTON TWP. Michigan. Phone: (586) 783-4778
Then Dell travels to ST. CHARLES to visit the world headquarters of THE POLKA NEWS. Dell visits with founder and editor Carl Rohwitter. Write: POLKA NEWS, BOX 57, ST. CHARLES, MI. 48655.
JULY 10TH SHOW #1328: Dell travels to SUGAR ISLAND to talk with Betty Sodders, wildlife writer for Woods and Water Magazine. Phone: (906) 635-7183
Barry Travels to BIRMINGHAM , Michigan to learn more about Michigan’s community concert bands. Here we visit with members and the director of the Birmingham Community Concert Band. Phone Paul Laveck for more info at: (248) 545-0959.
JULY 17TH SHOW #1329: Barry returns to the KILLMASTER SOAP WORKS to learn more about this home based operation and the Makala family. This is the third and final part of the series on this family that not only sings and tours together but also creates a wonderful line of Milk Based Soaps that has gained national popularity. Phone: (989) 736-SOAP Website: http://www.milksoaps.com (Soaps are available at the Michigan Magazine Museum)
Dell and the Michigan Magazine crew visit the Stone Oven Bakery of MIKADO, Michigan. Another home based operation specializing in the baking of all natural breads in out door ovens. In part one the Hotthaus family tells the story of how they came from Germany to N.E. Lower Michigan to start the enterprise that draws clientele off the beaten path to try European specialty breads made with organic wholegrain flours. Phone: (989) 736-7386 Website: http://www.stoneovenbakery.com
JULY 24TH: SHOW #1330: Dell continues his visit to the Stone Oven Bakery of MIKADO. In part two we taste some of the wonderful breads made fresh daily in outdoor ovens by the Hotthaus family.
Then we continue our journey off the beaten path to Black Bear Pottery of ATLANTA, Michigan. Here Barry talks with owner and potter Merlyn K. Koy about his style and method that ranges from gas to wood firing! Phone: (989) 785-3493 (Work may be seen and purchased at the Michigan Magazine Museum)
JULY 31ST: SHOW #1331: Much has been happening at the Michigan Magazine Museum and on this edition we return for an updated personal tour of the new gardens, the Memorial Walkways, the New Center Stage and a complete run down of just what’s inside the Michigan Magazine Museum. Dell and Barry take us on another personal guided tour! (MUSEUM PHONE: (989) 848-2246 )
AUGUST 2002
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AUGUST 7TH SHOW #1332: Dell visits Grandma Marnie, (Ej Brichan), of Harmony Candles. Grandma Marnie has been making gorgeous artistic candles for over a quarter century. Ej started making candles one Christmas season when she didn’t have enough money to buy everyone gifts. The rest is history and now she receives orders for her one of a kind candles from all over the world through her thriving internet business and growing wholesale outlets. Her studios and headquarters are located in a barn at their farm in rural ELSIE
Then Barry takes us on a tour of the Ilowski Sausage Company of CHINA TOWNSHIP. Here owner Joe Ilowski tells us of the family tradtion he maintains in producing old fashioned smoked sausage, bacon, Ham, Fresh Pork and Beef.
AUGUST 14TH SHOW #1333: Barry discovers the story behind the story of the family owned chain of northern Michigan Pizzeria’s known as G’s Pizzeria. We learn how from humble beginnings the family has created pizzerias in WEST BRANCH, TAWAS, KALKASKA, OSCODA AND HOUGHTON LAKE.
Then it’s off to the U.P. where Dell visits GOGEBIC and CROOKED LAKE for a bit of relaxation and fishing with Tom and Penny Endres of CMU PUBLIC BROADCASTING.
AUGUST 21ST SHOW #1334:
Dell travels to CALEDONIA, Michigan and the headquarters of E Z Vane Weathervane company. This wife and husband team, Debra and Rick Kelch, were former day traders on the internet. Tired of the dramatic ups and downs of the stock market the two decide to invest their current profits into something they loved and were good at! Making beautiful, easily assembled weathervanes. Debra is the artists and Rick fills in with the legwork and support of this fast growing home business.
Barry discovers the Stained Glass Cabinet Company of ACME, Michigan! Here we witness the creation of original and elegant designs using Northern Michigan wildflowers pressed in beveled glass or beautiful hand engraved glass bevels to create truly unique fixtures. Also highlighted is their hand crafted solid oak furniture constructed with Northern Michigan Redwood and stained glass!
AUGUST 28TH : SHOW #1335: Barry travels to ALPENA to visit with wood carving and oil painting artist Terry Matzke. Despite limited vision due to diabetic complications, Terry demonstrates how he continues to create wonderful pieces of art from his home studio!
Then Dell visit’s a new family owned Mexican restaurant in WEST BRANCH. At Guadalupe’s Dell enjoys the food and atmosphere as he’s serenaded by a Mariachi Band!
SEPTEMBER 2002
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SEPTEMBER 4TH SHOW #1336: Dell travels to the Mmmunchy Krunchy Apple Farm and Cider Mill near ROGERS CITY. Here we learn of the Knaebe family’s ingenuity in creating a wonderful family destination. CONTACT THE APPLE FARM :(989) 734-2567
Barry visits with ALPENA artist Kim Diment. Kim has traveled the earth in her quest to capture onto canvas wild life of the world. Kim is also a recent winner of the Michigan Duck Stamp competition.
SEPTEMBER 11TH SHOW #1337: Join us for a Romantic look at the history of LEELANAU County as Barry visits with Authors Christine Byron and Thomas Wilson. Barry visits the pair at their hideaway cottage on the shores of beautiful Glen Lake to talk about their latest Sleeping Bear Press release titled VINTAGE VIEWS OF LEELANAU COUNTY. The book is an incredible look back through old postcards and news clippings of one of Michigan’s most beautiful counties. The book includes old photos of the sleeping Bear Dunes that have never been seen, golf courses that have since disappeared and photos of what was to be the permanent summer residence of the president of the United States. CONTACT THE AUTHORS: (616) 475-7662.
Then we travel with Dell to the MIKADO area of Michigan to Harmony Acres Honey Farm! From their own bees to wonderful Honey and Honey products Chuck and Mary Harmon have created a most unique off the beaten path family business that will delight and amaze the Michigan traveler. CONTACT HARMONY ACRES: (989) 736-8636.
SEPTEMBER 18TH : Dell returns to another sweet Michigan location….SUGAR ISLAND to learn more about it’s history and heritage. CONTACT INFO: (906) 635-1057.
Then Barry travels to Shetler’s Dairy Farm near KALKASKA! The small run family dairy operation processes their own milk products utilizing organically fed cattle. It’s another step back in time as the family oversees every aspect of their operation from cattle to delivery of the milk to local markets in the old fashioned glass bottles. CONTACT THE DAIRY: (231) 258-8216.
SEPTEMBER 25TH : Join the Michigan Magazine crew as they highlight past Great Lakes Lighthouse festivals with never before seen interviews of lighthouse preservationists and exhibitors in one of the Nation’s largest Lighthouse festivals held each year in ALPENA the second weekend of October. In this segment we also highlight the special happenings planned for the last weekend of 2002 the Michigan Magazine Museum will be open. The Lighthouse festival and final weekend of operation for the Michigan Magazine Museum offer the Michigan traveler the perfect final get away before the winter winds begin to blow!
OCTOBER
2002
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OCTOBER 2ND : SHOW #1340: Dell visits the Michigan Magazine Museum Kitchen in COMINS for canning lessons with Nelson Yoder and Rhonda Stutesman. Nelson and Rhonda demonstrate the open kettle process for canning Michigan Peaches and Tomatoes! For a closer look at Nelson and Rhonda’s tomato canning activities click on the following web site:
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Then Barry discovers a new Michigan enterprise called Great Lakes Gifts Inc. that specializes in handmade jewelry for the feet! This cottage industry is growing dramatically as a sister team features their new product called Natural Sandals from their home headquarters in FRASER. Visit them on line by clicking the following link:
http://www.naturalsandalsetc.com/
OCTOBER 9TH: SHOW #1341: Barry heads to ONAWAY to discover the metal sculpting work of Tom Moran of Moran Iron Works. Visit them on line at: http://www.moraniron.com
Then Dell travels to Rowes Country Inn near ELLSWORTH. Rowes Country Inn features Michigan foods prepared in a gourmet style. *You may make your reservations at the Rowe by calling: (231) 588-7351. They are located at 6303 County Road 48 near Ellsworth!
OCTOBER 16TH: SHOW #1342: Dell travels to downtown BIG RAPIDS to Peggy’s Memory Lane Bakery and Coffee House! This recently opened family business is gaining popularity as a wonderful relaxing experience in the midst of today’s hustle bustle business world. Delicious, made from scratch, muffins, salads, and entrees along with wonderful gourmet coffees create the wonderful ambiance. This is part one of a two part series. In part two we head back to the kitchen to see how those wonderful muffins are created! *You may contact the Cafe / Coffee House by telephoning: (231) 592-5044. They are located at 108 S. Michigan Avenue in Downtown Big Rapids!
Then Barry is treated to the Maxfields restaurant experience! This wonderful restaurant is located in a rural area just north of Edmore and South of Blanchard in the village of WYMAN. The family owned restaurant has been providing fine dinning since 1959.
*Visit them on line at: http://www.maxfieldsrestaurant.com or visit them 3 miles north of Edmore at 11228 Wyman Road, Blanchard, Mi. or Phone: (989) 427-5630 or (800) 550-5630.
OCTOBER 23RD: SHOW #1343: Barry travels back to BIRMINGHAM to learn more about the Birmingham Community Concert Band. Highlighted is the performance of the Michigan Magazine Theme Song: SOAR LIKE AN EAGLE!
Then Dell continues his visit with the talented McCune family of EAST JORDAN. From Wildlife portraits in oil to huge carvings in wood, Glen and Cindy McCune have garnered a loyal following for their work.
OCTOBER 30TH: SHOW #1344: Dell returns to BIG RAPIDS and Peggy’s Memory Lane Cafe Bakery and Coffee House! Here, in part two, we are treated to a behind the scenes look at the creation of Peggy’s famous home made muffins! For contact info see above SHOW #1342
Then Barry discovers the creative artistry of Larry G. Nelson and his fine Art Expressions in Wood. From his TRAVERSE CITY studios we witness the creation of his Lost in Time collection of fine Grandfather Clocks! Witness the artistry on line at: http://www.lostintimeclocks.com/
NOVEMBER
2002
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NOVEMBER 6TH : SHOW #1345: We celebrate Veteran’s day by introducing a song written and performed by Mid Michigan Veteran Darrel Theybault.
Then the Michigan Magazine crew travels with Dell to Lansing to watch the hand making of candy canes by the Fabiano family. WEBSITE: http://fabiano.netfirms.com/
NOVEMBER 13TH: SHOW #1346: Dell discovers a new Michigan publication called WHISPER IN THE WOODS. We visit with publisher Kimberli Bindschatel at her home office near TRAVERSE CITY to discover her dreams and plans for this publication that features nature photography and articles by accomplished and aspiring contributors. PHONE: (866) 943-0153
Then Barry travels to KALKASKA to visit the incredible WOODLAND CREEK FURNITURE AND GALLERY. Rob and Gina travel Michigan as well as the world to bring artistic wood creations to their gallery and showroom. We visit behind the scenes and witness the creative art team that assist Rob and Gina in creating one of a kind wooden clocks, beds, tables, and more! WEBSITE: http://woodlandcreekfurniture.com /
NOVEMBER 20TH: SHOW #1347:Barry takes us back to Expo 2002 to enjoy the music and meet the volunteers that helped make last years June event the spectacular it has become
WEBSITE: http://www.angelfire.com/mi/stutesman/expo2002.html
Then Dell takes us back in time to learn more about how the planning and construction came about for our new Michigan Magazine Museum Amphitheater. We’ll visit with designers and construction workers and witness the power of volunteerism in making the dream a reality.
NOVEMBER 27th: SHOW #1348:Dell travels to POKEGON Michigan the site of the first ever public performance of the gospel classic The Old Rugged Cross written by Michigander the Reverend George Bennard. Since our last visit back in the early 90s the old Methodist church has been taken over by a non profit, multi denominational organization dedicated to renovating the structure and developing beautiful surrounding meditation gardens. WEBSITE: http://www.the-oldruggedcross.com/
Then Barry travels to GLADWIN and Stone Cottage Gardens. Here a husband and wife team give up the hectic city life to create acres of beautiful Day Lilies for resale. Their new lifestyle has blossomed into a virtual education center for those wishing to learn more about home gardening and landscaping. CONTACT: Stone Cottage Gardens, 3740 W. Willford Rd, Gladwin, MI 48624, (989) 426-2919
DECEMBER
2002
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DECEMBER 4TH : SHOW #1349: Barry visits with the folks of High Praises , a personalized Christian Computer Embroidery enterprise started by family and friends based in MUSKEGON, Michigan. >From the upstairs room of the family home, Dick and Lynn Edlund have created a business that not only inspires but creates family heirlooms. Learn more about what Dick and Lynn have been up to since our visit a few years back! They have expanded their ministry into the world of photography! Check it out on line at: http://www.highpraisesphotography.com/scriptures.htm
Then Dell heads into the family kitchen with Debbie Ladd and Diane Vaughan for some wonderful Christmas Recipes! Many featured in the Michigan Magazine Family and friends cookbook series! Be sure and check out all the great holiday recipes in our Michigan Magazine FAMILY AND FRIENDS COOK BOOKS which you can purchase on line now at: http://michiganmagazine.com/Contents/Cookbook/table2.html Just for your information the MONSTER COOKIE RECIPE and other holiday cookie recipes are in Cookbook II .
DECEMBER 11TH: SHOW #1350: Dell and Barry celebrate the Christmas season with a behind the scenes tour of Bronner’s Christmas Wonderland of FRANKENMUTH. The Michigan Magazine crew is personally guided by founder Wally Bronner who relates the story of, this, the world’s largest Christmas store’s beginnings. We also meet many of the talented crafters who customize many of the ornaments displayed here. The tour is highlighted by a visit with Santa! Visit this wonderful Christmas Wonderland on line at:
http://www.bronners.com/
DECEMBER 18TH: SHOW #1351: Barry travels to MT. CLEMENS and the home of Devine Heritage Prayer Benches. We visit with founder Dorothy Elbrader who tells us how she was first inspired with the idea of making these hand crafted prayer benches available to everyone. Visit with Dorothy on line at: http://www.divine-heritage.com/
Dell and the Michigan Magazine crew return to BRONNERS CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND in FRANKENMUTH for a visit with Michigan Authors and Illustrators Colleen and Michael Glenn Monroe. Colleen and Michael talk about the release of the popular Christmas book A WISH TO BE A CHRISTMAS TREE. You may Purchase A WISH TO BE A CHRISTMAS TREE from the Michigan Magazine Museum by going to this link: http://www.angelfire.com/mi/stutesman/books.html
DECEMBER 25TH : SHOW #1352: With the year 2002 coming to an end the Michigan Magazine crew takes a look back at Dell and Barry favorite adventures of this past year in a whirlwind tour.
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