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SPECIAL EVENTS ORDINANCE The purpose of this ordinance is to assure the safety and enjoyment of all participants and guests of the festival. The ordinance prohibits the posses-sion of open intoxicants or the consumption of alco-holic beverages in the festival area unless the bev-erages are purchased from and dispensed by a vendor licensed for outdoor sales and has been approved by the City Council. Bringing any container of alcoholic beverages into the special events area is also prohibited. The ordinance further restricts animals, bicycles, skate-boards, roller skates, roller blades, or other similar devices, except those needed to assist persons with disabilities. People who refuse or fail to comply with the ordinance will be subject to corrective ac-tion. Our goal is to provide a fun and safe environ-ment where families and friends can come together and enjoy a festive weekend filled with exciting ac-tivities for everyone. We are looking forward to a successful event and ask for your cooperation and assistance in adhering to the restrictions set forth in the ordinance.

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Facts about the fest Kids’ Korner There are plenty of things for kids to do at the 2014 Summer Festival! Just head to Elm Street, where you will find the News-Herald Newspapers Kids’ Korner. It all begins on Friday with the return of the Children’s Play-market. Kids can let their imagination and crea-tive juices flow when they enter the Playmar-ket. Inside the tent, kids can create an array of arts & crafts, participate in activities and win prizes. What more could a kid want? How about the traditional Kids’ Korner game of skill, candy scramble? This and more await the little ones when they visit the Korner at its new location. The Trenton Fire Department will once again host an open house at their down-town fire station. Youngsters will have the opportunity to learn about fire safety and prevention. Also, youngsters can become a junior firefighter and try their hand at operating a fire hose! It all takes place in front of the Trenton Fire Station No. 1, located at the corner of Maple Street and West Jefferson. A small fee will be charged for the games. Look for them at this year’s Kids Korner, open Friday & Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sunday, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.

Children’s Playmarket Kids can let their imaginations and creative juices flow when they enter the Playmarket located at Kids’ Korner. Inside the tent, kids can use their imaginations and create an array of arts and crafts. Check out the fun and let the artist in you shine! This year’s Playmarket is sponsored by Mi-chael’s Woodhaven. All Playmar-ket crafts are free!

Whether you choose a demonstration or a river tour, get on the water during festival!

Riverside Kayak will be on hand, providing kay-aking demonstrations at nearby Elizabeth Park on Sun-day 10 a.m.-1 p.m., every 15 minutes, rain or shine. The company also will have an accessories booth at festival. Kayak rentals also will be available Saturday and Sun-day, 11 a.m.-5p.m. The cost is $10 per paddler each half-hour of paddling, through labor day. Also a festival tour will take place 3-5 p.m. for $35 a person. For more infor-mation, visit www.riversidekayak.com. Volunteers Every year the Trenton Summer Festival committee relies on volunteers to make many of the events happen. Anyone interested in volunteering some time for this year’s festival can call (734) 675-7300, or visit www.trentonsummerfestival.org.

Take time for a stroll downtown Trenton!

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Looking for your favorite artist, food vendor, or entertainer? Stop by the information booth, located at St. Joseph and West Jefferson for the answers to all your questions. Our staff will be more than happy to answer any question you may have about this year’s festival! Info booth sponsored by: West Grange Pharmacy and Tittle Brothers.

FREE SHUTTLE FOR FESTIVAL VISITORS Instead of hunting for that elusive parking spot, arrive in style by taking the free shuttle service! The shuttle will make a stop at two conveniently located parking areas along West Road including The Kennedy Recreation Center and Trenton High School West Road parking lot. The shuttle will run continuously Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m.-11 p.m. and Sunday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. The free shuttle is courtesy of Budweiser Beverages.

ANIMALS Keep in mind that your dogs, cats, and other animals would be more com-fortable at home! Please leave all pets at home with a cool bowl of water when you venture downtown. You will be glad you did, as will your fellow visitors!

RESTROOMS Answer nature’s call at porta-johns conveniently located along St. Joseph, Elm Street, West Road at the Main stage by Maple and at Atwood Street. The festival clean-up crew appreciates your assistance in keeping these areas clean.

BIKE CORRAL Avoid the traffic and ride your bike to the festival! Park it at the bike corral located at the corner of West Road and Third Street, and West Jefferson and Elm Street. Bikes are not permitted on the festival site and make sure you bring a lock!

FIRST AID If you should require first aid services, the Trenton Fire Department will be on hand to assist! Their station is lo-cated at the corner of West Jefferson and Maple. Don’t hesitate to stop by for some TLC!

Co-Ed Outdoor Volleyball Classic If volleyball is your game, stroll over to Elizabeth Park for the action! The event has become increasingly popular with each passing year. Play will include class B and C tournaments. Starting at 10 a.m. both Saturday and Sunday, co-ed teams of six take to the courts at Elizabeth Park near the concession stand. Make it a point to stop by and take in part of the action! Deadline to register a team is June 14.

HEAD NORTH! You will really enjoy these mid-stage performances from soulful stylings to coun-try and blues, these artists are ready to belt it out for your viewing pleasure! The lineup Friday June 27 Performer 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Benny of Benny & the Jets 12:35-1:35 p.m. Bodine Acoustic 1:40-3:30 p.m. Jimmy & Jay Acoustic 4 - 5 p.m. Gratitude Steel Band 5:30 -8 p.m. Two Timin' Band SaturdayJune 28 Performer 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Steve Berkemeier 12:35- 1:35 p.m. Bye Bye Birdy 1:40-3:30 p.m. Acoustic Inferno 4-5:45 p.m. Passport to Nowhere 6:15-8 p.m. Shiver Sunday, June 29 Performer 12-2:15 p.m. The Stale Crackers 2:45-5 p.m. REV

Vendors of many kinds have joined us for the weekend festivities. Stop by their booths and see what they have to offer. - Mojo Eyewear, Novelties and Sunglasses - Gil’s Sand Art, sand art in a bottle

Vendors

Food

On Cherry Street

General Information

Mayor Stack cordially

invites you to breakfast

Come enjoy the sweet tastes of a

summer breakfast outdoors at 8 a.m. Friday, June 27. Visit with friends and

neighbors and help us kick off the festival on a full stomach and some

other great suprises.

Breakfast at Festival will feature a few interesting vendors this year

as well as guests will get all the “inside” scoop!

It’s only $12, so pick up your

tickets at City Hall.

This is sure to be another enjoyable morning festival celebration! Every-

one is welcome to join us!

This year, 17 food/beverage vendors are ready and waiting to serve you! The food is plentiful with something to satisfy all tastes, and don’t forget to leave room for dessert! (See map for location.) SPACE BUSINESS ITEMS F-6 Bowdler’s Concession Mexican Grill Nachos, Burrito, Chicken/Steak Hoagies, Fajitas F-11 Bowdler’s Concession Ice Cream Ice Cream F-12 Jack Bain Family Concessions Fresh squeezed lemonade F-5 Jack Bain Family Concessions 2 Fresh squeezed lemonade F-18 Del’s Pizza Pizza, Calzones, Coke products F-2 Dobos Concessions` Steak, Chicken, Sausage, Fajitas, Coke products, home brew, bottled water F-7 Huron Food Services Strudel, Fruit shakes, coffee, lemonade slush F-19 Mike’s Concessions Cotton candy, Caramel corn, popcorn, Caramel apples & chips, Sno kones, Coke products, water F-21 Mr. G’s Concessions Elephant Ears, Pepsi products F-13 Mr. G’s Concessions Pepperoni Rolls, Stuffed pizza, French bread pizza, Pepsi products F-9 Nick’s Concessions Fresh cut fries, Butterfly chips, Pepsi products F-15 Nick’s Concessions Gyros, shish-kabob, Chicken in a pita, Pepsi products F-16 Mathewson’s Concessions Mixed deep fried veggies F-4 Paradise Concessions Funnel cakes, corn dogs, Coke products F-3 C. I. A . Cheese Steak Philly Cheese Steak F-14 Trenton Ice Cream Shaved ice F-8 Trenton Ice Cream Kettle corn F-10 Tropical Sno Shaved Ice , Nov Ice Cream, Chocolate dipped cheese cake F-10 Trenton Lions Club Hot dogs, Bratwurst, Nachos, Popcorn, Coke prod ucts, water, and lemonade F-17 Unique Style Nuts Glazed roasted nuts, bagged chips, candy, bottled water, flavored water, iced tea F-20 Honey Dew Grill Roast Pork, Shish Kabob, Steak burger Root Beer and Soda

Bayou Billy has been a festival favorite for Cajun-style sandwiches for more than 10 years.

“Benny” of Benny and the Jets CHECK OUT THE “MAIN STAGE” LINEUP ON PAGE 8!

You will always find Janie Annie clowning around on the streets at Trenton Summer Festival.

The festival could not run the event without its sponsors, and would like to recognize the following: The Recycle bins — sponsored by DTE Energy, Trenton Business Association, Renewal by Anderson and Metro Shoes Credit Union — will be located throughout the festival and event guests will still be able to recycle cans, plastic and glass. The MEGA 80’s will pump up the crowds on Friday Night starting at 8 p.m. The Rockets will rock ’80s style on Saturday night for the enjoyment of 80s class reunions and other fans. The free concert is brought to you by Jackson, Parker & Snider, DDS. Festival organizers are expecting The Rockets to draw larger-than-usual crowds to the festival that evening, and noted that a free Bud Beverage Shuttle Service will be available for off-site parking available at the Kennedy Recreation Center and Trenton High School. The New-Herald Newspapers Children’s Playmarket and Kids Korner opens on Friday, where kids can use their imagination and create an array of hands-on arts and crafts from recycled products. Riverside Kayak will be on hand, providing kayaking demonstrations at nearby Elizabeth Park on Sunday 10 a.m.-1 p.m. every 15 minutes, rain or shine. The store also will have an accessories booth at festival. Kayak rentals also will be available Sat-urday and Sunday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. $10 paddler each half-hour of paddling — thru labor day. Also a festival tour will take place 3-5 p.m. for $35 person. For more information visit www.riversidekayak.com. Be sure to stop by the information booth sponsored by West Grange Pharmacy, and Tittle Brothers to pick up festival information and a program or Poster sponsored by, the Roundhouse BBQ, Trenton Rotary, Market Insights and Trenton Trib … and see the street signs provided by Oakwood Southshore Hospital for all event location changes. Make sure to visit our sidewalk and street sponsors too! Street Sponsors- Majic Windows, Tittle, Abbasi Dermatology, 10 Pins of Trenton/Classics Tavern, Shore to Shore Credit Union, Professional Life Coaching, Kathleen Paulbeck/Law Office of Robert D. Paulbeck; Sidewalk Sponsors-Scentsy,State Rep. Patrick Somerville, Advia Credit Union, Carafelli, It Works and Revive Salon.

For more information call (734) 675-7300, or visit the Web sites at www.trentonsummerfestival.org,

www.twitter.com.trentonfestival, www.facebook.com/trentonfestival or

www.youtube.com/trentonfestival.

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First United Methodist Church 2610 W. Jefferson, Trenton, MI 48183 734-676-2066, trentonfumc@gmail.com

Rev. Ben Bower, Pastor www.FirstUnitedMethodistofTrenton.com

Big Used Book Sale

Main Level Fri-Sat: 10 am - 4 pm

Sun: Noon - 4 pm

Free Children’s Activities

On the Corner Fri-Sat: 11 am - 4 pm

Sun: Noon - 4 pm

Sanctuary Café Lower Level

Sloppy Joes - Taco in a Bag - Hot Dogs Fri-Sat: 11 am - 6 pm, Sun: Noon - ??

Executive Committee

Scott Barr, Chairperson, Arts & Crafts Al Sidebottom, Vendors

Maureen Elliott-Barr, Arts & Crafts Pat Labadie, Arts & Crafts

Corky Peck, Arts & Crafts, Secretary Ilene Flanagan, Photographer

Pauline Arthurs, Breakfast Brian Cailouette, Volunteer Coordinator

Joe Oaks, Kids Korner Kay Sidebottom, Vendors Brenda Oaks, Kids’ Korner

Kathy Kane, Marketing/Sponsors Mary Evans, Beverages

Bob Baker, Entertainment Scott Kloock, Entertainment

Al Sidebottom III, Vendor Assistant

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The Rockets In 1972, The Rockets were founded by former Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels mem-bers, Johnny "Bee" Badanjek and Jim McCarty. Badanjek was the driving force and primary songwriter for the Rockets when the band began its signature hard-driving sound that Detroit fans demanded. In the 70’s they rocked the charts with “Oh Well" and "Turn up the Radio." In 1980, with the release of “No Ballads,” Desire", The Rockets continued to thrill audiences with their dynamic pure rock and roll and the Detroit trade-mark sound that began decades earlier with Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels. Friday

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Mega 80’s The Mega 80’s will take you back to when Michael Jackson and Members Only jackets ruled; this show is nonstop action. Extraordinary video ef-fects and retro music vid-eos have crowds remi-niscing about the last dec-ade of innocence. The show features innovations such as Mega-Vision, 30 second clips of television from the 80’s, to video footage of your favorite Atari 2600 games. Hailed as one of the continuously larger drawing acts in Michigan, it’s no wonder they have become in-grained permanently as Detroit’s “must see” act!

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Brown, Mariann Bowwow Brown Dog treats Bur, Catherine Virginia Rose Studio Pottery Burgess, Jeff Abigail & Samantha’s Gourmet Dog Treats Dog treats Cardona, Robin Purses by Robin Purses Chevalier, Christine Fido’s Fashions Pet items Cleaver, Kerry The Tilted Kettle Packaged gourmet caramel & marshmallows Clifton, Sue Sue’s Holiday Floral & Pompom Critters Floral & lawn art Cocco, Carla Pretty in Pink Boutique Tutus for girls & dolls Coleman, Craig CJ’s Custom Creations Glass lamps & shades Covert, Soot Srey Style Jewelry Crum, Shirlee Sew Much Fabric Textiel, misc Davis, Dawn Deedee Desserts No bake cheesecakes Davis, Marilyn Just Peachy Textile, hooded towels Demick, Jim Art of Jim Demick Original Artwork Doiron, Sarah Charah International Jewelry, magnetic Dortch, Kerry The Puppet Farm Puppets Drake, Pamela Garden Gate Wood

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Martin, Pam Pam Paradise Wood, painting Matthews, Vivian Uniquely Crafted Wood items McCall, Jennifer Freestyle Face Painting Face painting McCance, Susan Susie’s Foam Pets Foam puppets McCloud, Chris Sign Master Wood signs McCutcheon. Charlyne Charlyne’s Creations Jewelry Mentzer, Herb O’Brien Entertainment Jewelry, rice writing Miles, Rick Shirt Squirters Airbrushed shirts & hats Moeggenberg, Judy Leaton Metal Designs Metal signs Motlani, AR Ceramic House Numbers Ceramic house numbers Mott, Raymond RM Mott Designs Clothing, rhinestone tops Nastasi, Carol Nectar of the Vine Wine mixes Notman, Irene Irene Notman Misc. items Oakley, Don Eco Stuff by Don Lamps, clocks O’Leary, Patty O’Leary Specialties Golf markers, golf towels Pace, Cheryl Adrianne’s Creations Clothing Parker, Joan Special Appliques Clothing embroidered

Payne, Tiffany Fancy Faces Face painting Peterson, Don

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Shafer, Pam Laser Scribs It Laser etched misc items Shannon, Rob Crushable Hats Seagrass hats Sherlock, Katherine Katherine Sherlock Handbags Siefker, Janet Shooting Star Scarves Scarves Small, Raymond Raymond Small Wood Smith, Idell A Touch of Class Clothing Smith, Jerry C & J’s Gourmet Foods Dips, Soup, Salsa mixes Spada, Sue Spare Room Crafts Textile, tents, hammocks Sprigg, Charlie Feather Your Nest Flatwear accessories Steffen-Holezki, Carol Three Merry Crafters Afghans, misc textile Stein, Monica Petti Lace Baby Tutus Thompson, Kathleen Cathy’s Critters Lawn art Thompson, Marcie The Lattice Co. Potpourri, Floral Tracey, Theresa Theresa Tracy Metal yard art Turner, George F.Y.I, Dog Tags Military style dog tags VanTonder, Tiny Tiny VanTonder Hair accessories

Walker, Bonnie Sparkling Gardenz Metal garden accessories Wancjer, Martin Martin Wancjer, Inc G;ass & crystal items Waterbury, Ivan Ivanhoe’s Woodworking Wood products Weisinger, Katherine Forest Flower Jewelry Jewelry Weiss, Beverly Weiss Girls Doll Clothes LLC Doll clothes & accessories Whisnant, Laurie Dichroic Glass by Laurie Jewelry Williamson, Kathy Whimsical Classics Textile Willis, Kathy K & L Creations Jewelry, scarves Wollmann, Bob Bob Wollmann Wood game items Woodell, Geri Creative Crafts Painted windows Wunderle, Cathy Ceramic Creations Ceramic items for garden & collecting Xu, Joshua New’art Studio Photography Xuereb, Jaime Jaime Xuereb Clothing, Jewelry Yang, Ping Ping Yang Bonsai plants Zapata, Henry Terranova Fine Arts Clothing Zuydhoek, Jeff D’Marie Wine slush & dip

Artists & Crafters

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Allison, Stacy Scents & Nonscents Candles Anderson, Sharon Sharon’s Creatives Textile, home décor items Archbold, Steve Craft Cottage Verses Avison, Charles Diomedea Publishing Books Barger, Arlette Pewter Fantasies Pewter Barkley, Robert Kings Kloset Metal yard art Baum, Michael J & M Studio LTD Clothing, tie-dye Berari, David Feathers, Fins & Fur Metal yard art Bernardine, Debra Knot Only Beads Windchimes, jewelry Berry, Nancy Decorating Impressions Concrete yard deco-rations Blaser, Judy Judy’s Country Crafts Yard Art, seasonal décor Blonski, Diane Perfect Treasures Magnetic photo frames Bobofchak, Gary Harbor Light Gallery Jewelry from silver-ware & china Bodrie, Victor Ready Industries LLC Dog leashes Borawick, Susan Susan Rocks! Stone décor Boroughs, Susan Susan & Ray Boroughs Jewelry Bostwick, Danielle Airbrushing by Danielle Airbrush tattoos Breidenstein, Heidi Canterbury Creations Handpainted signs

Brown, Mariann Bowwow Brown Dog treats Bur, Catherine Virginia Rose Studio Pottery Burgess, Jeff Abigail & Samantha’s Gourmet Dog Treats Dog treats Cardona, Robin Purses by Robin Purses Chevalier, Christine Fido’s Fashions Pet items Cleaver, Kerry The Tilted Kettle Packaged gourmet caramel & marshmallows Clifton, Sue Sue’s Holiday Floral & Pompom Critters Floral & lawn art Cocco, Carla Pretty in Pink Boutique Tutus for girls & dolls Coleman, Craig CJ’s Custom Creations Glass lamps & shades Covert, Soot Srey Style Jewelry Crum, Shirlee Sew Much Fabric Textiel, misc Davis, Dawn Deedee Desserts No bake cheesecakes Davis, Marilyn Just Peachy Textile, hooded towels Demick, Jim Art of Jim Demick Original Artwork Doiron, Sarah Charah International Jewelry, magnetic Dortch, Kerry The Puppet Farm Puppets Drake, Pamela Garden Gate Wood

Dunn, Dale Go Jump in the Lake Wood signs Erdmann, Cathy Pretty Doll Collections Doll clothes Ferrell, Benzel Custom Woodworking by BenzelWood Feterl, Jean Family Frameworks Wood mats & frames Flohe, Henna Henna’s Boutique Textile, scarves Fox, Sean Unique Magnetic Jewelry magnetic Furgason, Tina Stitching Sisters, LLP textile items Gale, Mitchel Brandles Candles Gandhi, Chiatali Henna Tattoos Henna tattoos Gant, Brenda Jammin Ammon & His Kitchen Friends Dips, mixes, no bake cheesecakes Georgianni, Terry Wired by T Jewelry Ghattas, Raed Jerusalem Carvings Wood carvings Giannini, Irene Beads by Irene Jewelry Giles, Bob Graham Metal Art Magnets Gistinger, Maria Blooming Bubbles Soap Company Soap & bath products Good, Linda JL Demmi, Inc Jewelry Grabowski, Diane K & G Buttons Jewelry made from buttons Graham, Judy Black Pearl Platinum Brand Beef Jerky

Griffes, Christine Christine Griffes Clothing Harris, Grace Graceful Stained Glass Stained Glass Heard, Gail House of Faith Crafts Glass, hand painted Hembree, Beverly A & E Embroidery Clothing Hendrian, Judy Quilted Inspirations Quilted items Hess, ChrisKountry Kollections Wood signs Hill, Kelly Harmony Hill Signs Wood signs & photo frames Hilton, Katjz Amazing & Beautiful Butterflies Butterflies in displays Hirt, Jenna Tying Tribes Jewelry, woven fiber Hoag, David Garden Statuary Cement garden Hoehn, Pamela Herbal Scent Creations Bath & Body Products Hoffman, Jennifer Stone House Mixes Soup & Dip Mixes Howard, Jill Flower Child Herbs Herbal bath products Huff, Raymond Huff’s Crystal Art Glass hand made Hughell, Katy Katy Hughell Jewelry Iglesias, Wilger L’Harmonie Creative Jewelry Ignaczak, Linda Authentic Creations Jewelry

Jacob, Pam P & G Hair Accessories Neck coolers, hair accessories Kaleel, Julie Jul’ry Boutique Jewelry Kelly, Kim Kim’s Boutique Candles, potpourri Kennedy, Karen Karen Kennedy Chalkboxes for kids Keyes, Donald Donald Keyes Caricatures Kidd, Alexis All City Distriution Co. Badges Kmet, Dawn Dawn Kmet Kolpasky, Michele Belle’s Rock Shop Stones hand painted Kovalchick, Richard Richard Kovalchick Paintings, jewelry Larson, Craig Willow Bend Gallery Photo mats Linkowski, Fran Heartland Herbs Dip mixes, rubs, marinades Luard, John J & P Wood Products. Wood items person-alized Madera, Gayle Madera Made Crochet Textile, clothing Mamula, Nick Expression in art Tapestry Designs Markwardt, Terry Wise Guyz Gadgets Kitchen utensils Martin, Jerry Tweeter Feeders Ceramics, lawn art, jewelry

Martin, Pam Pam Paradise Wood, painting Matthews, Vivian Uniquely Crafted Wood items McCall, Jennifer Freestyle Face Painting Face painting McCance, Susan Susie’s Foam Pets Foam puppets McCloud, Chris Sign Master Wood signs McCutcheon. Charlyne Charlyne’s Creations Jewelry Mentzer, Herb O’Brien Entertainment Jewelry, rice writing Miles, Rick Shirt Squirters Airbrushed shirts & hats Moeggenberg, Judy Leaton Metal Designs Metal signs Motlani, AR Ceramic House Numbers Ceramic house numbers Mott, Raymond RM Mott Designs Clothing, rhinestone tops Nastasi, Carol Nectar of the Vine Wine mixes Notman, Irene Irene Notman Misc. items Oakley, Don Eco Stuff by Don Lamps, clocks O’Leary, Patty O’Leary Specialties Golf markers, golf towels Pace, Cheryl Adrianne’s Creations Clothing Parker, Joan Special Appliques Clothing embroidered

Payne, Tiffany Fancy Faces Face painting Peterson, Don

Wood Dreams LLC Wood kitchen items Plotkin, Neil Florida Yard Art Yard art Poe, John Southern Lights Lights Pyszora, Sandra Sandra Pyszora Jewelry Rafalko, Richard Corner Creations Tattoos, temporary airbrush Redman, Pam Pam’s Pantry Dip mixes Rivera, Yolanda Creative Crafts Ceramic garden items Rodriguez, Sandra Lucy Goosey Concrete geese & clothing Ross, Lauren Hidden Treasures Painted glass, bird feeders Robidean, Lisa Blue Turtle Designs, LLC Metal Lawn Art Ross, Kimberly All About Her Painting on misc items Ryan, Michael Michael Ryan Guitar hangers Santana, Julio Julio & susan Santana Painted misc items Santini, Dean Santini Leather Leather accessories Schmitzer, David Portrait Sketches by David Portrait draw-ings Schreiber, Heidi Sew What Crafts Quilted items

Shafer, Pam Laser Scribs It Laser etched misc items Shannon, Rob Crushable Hats Seagrass hats Sherlock, Katherine Katherine Sherlock Handbags Siefker, Janet Shooting Star Scarves Scarves Small, Raymond Raymond Small Wood Smith, Idell A Touch of Class Clothing Smith, Jerry C & J’s Gourmet Foods Dips, Soup, Salsa mixes Spada, Sue Spare Room Crafts Textile, tents, hammocks Sprigg, Charlie Feather Your Nest Flatwear accessories Steffen-Holezki, Carol Three Merry Crafters Afghans, misc textile Stein, Monica Petti Lace Baby Tutus Thompson, Kathleen Cathy’s Critters Lawn art Thompson, Marcie The Lattice Co. Potpourri, Floral Tracey, Theresa Theresa Tracy Metal yard art Turner, George F.Y.I, Dog Tags Military style dog tags VanTonder, Tiny Tiny VanTonder Hair accessories

Walker, Bonnie Sparkling Gardenz Metal garden accessories Wancjer, Martin Martin Wancjer, Inc G;ass & crystal items Waterbury, Ivan Ivanhoe’s Woodworking Wood products Weisinger, Katherine Forest Flower Jewelry Jewelry Weiss, Beverly Weiss Girls Doll Clothes LLC Doll clothes & accessories Whisnant, Laurie Dichroic Glass by Laurie Jewelry Williamson, Kathy Whimsical Classics Textile Willis, Kathy K & L Creations Jewelry, scarves Wollmann, Bob Bob Wollmann Wood game items Woodell, Geri Creative Crafts Painted windows Wunderle, Cathy Ceramic Creations Ceramic items for garden & collecting Xu, Joshua New’art Studio Photography Xuereb, Jaime Jaime Xuereb Clothing, Jewelry Yang, Ping Ping Yang Bonsai plants Zapata, Henry Terranova Fine Arts Clothing Zuydhoek, Jeff D’Marie Wine slush & dip

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Thursday night summer wine tasting features music by the Alan Turner Band The party kicks off Thursday night with the country tunes of Alan Turner and the Steel Horse Band (alanturnermusic.com) will be featured from 8-10 p.m. as well as a wine and craft beer tasting from 6-9 p.m. sponsored by Casa Del Vino at the Main stage. Food samplings from area restaurateurs will also be provided. The event is sponsored by the Trenton Summer Festival and Trenton Firefighter Charities. The cost is $15 in advance or $20 on the street for a wine or mini beer tasting glass. You may bring last year’s glass and add a 2014 charm for only $10. Empty canvas entertainment will be provided 6-8 p.m. with an on-site watercolor painting that will be drawn and auctioned off during the evening. Glasses/Charmsare available at City Hall or on the street June 27. For information call 675-7300.

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Main Stage Entertainment Sponsored by Jackson, Snider & Parker DDS Friday, June 27 12-2pm Rick Lieder 2-4pm Motor Honey 5-7pm Remedy 8-11 pm Mega 80’s

Saturday, June 28 12-2pm Lisa’s Dance Factory 3-5pm Jill Jack 6-8pm Rio and the Rockabilly Revival 9:30-11pm The Rockets

Sunday, June 29 10-12pm Gary Greenfelder Big Band- 1-3pm Jeff Reynolds Jazz band 4-6pm Sun Messengers Sunday Special 12pm-1pm Taiko- Japanese Drum band on St. Joseph Street

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Kids Korner Friday June 27 10-11:15 a.m. Ventriloquist

Saturday June 28 10-12 p.m. Max the Moose 2-6 p.m. Cirque Amongus Clown Clinic

Sunday June 29 2:30-5 p.m. Nancy Harlett-Folk Singer (Roaming)

WAIT, THERE’S MORE! For the “North Stage”

(Cherry Street) entertainment lineup, see Page 3

Amazing & Beautiful Butterflies Katja Hilton and John Loveland Middleburg, Fla. Entomoligist Katja Hilton decided to get creative with her work as a scientist of the bug industry. Being a col-lector of many butterfly species she pursued her dreams

by developing Amazing & Beautiful Butterflies is an environmentally con-scious company. Most of the Butterflies and In-sects are raised in small local butterfly farms all over the world. This helps to preserve valu-able rainforest habitat, because raising insects

to sell provides income to these areas and offers an al-ternative to slash and burn farming or logging, thus pre-serving tropical forests. Another side effect of Butterfly farming has been “Eco-tourism,” which further preserves valuable habitat. Habitat destruction is the main threat to our natural environment, and Butterfly farming helps pre-serve the entire ecosystem. They believe catching and using butterflies from the wild is not only uneconomical, but the specimens are invariably damaged and of no use for this type of art. Their displays convey and show off the beauty and diversity of insects and hopefully encourage people, par-ticularly the younger generation, to realize how important it is to preserve Natural areas and the beautiful creatures within them. No butterflies or insects used in these dis-plays are endangered species. All are legally imported into the US as regulated by the US Fish and Wildlife De-partment. This makes their butterfly displays the perfect environmentally friendly gift for teachers, scientists, such as entomologists, private collectors, and anyone who appreciates the amazing beauty of butterflies. “After a show in Chicago, we will spend a few weeks at home in Florida creating our new products that we will bring to the Trenton Festival.” said Katja Hilton. Because the items are so fragile and they sellout they restock and recreate after each show. They will have insect wing jewelry, computer mice with various bugs, one of a kind butterfly lamps and shadow boxes. Frames and arrangements are made in the USA. They are one of the few businesses licensed to sell these most gorgeous butterfly, moth, and insect specimens from places like Malaysia, Indonesia, Costa Rica, Peru, Madagascar, literally from all around the earth using only the most accepted farming methods. “We had to change our web site domain name, hus-bands were calling us to question holiday purchases from the web site abbutt.com” said owner Katja Hilton with a laugh, “It is now abbutterflies.com” Or like them on facebook under Amazing and Beautiful Butterflies.

Ready Industries Victor Bodrie Northville, Mich. A recent college football player, Victor Bodrie had an idea they he created and patented. He held five shows

and sold 5,000 All Ready leashes last year. This is his first display at Trenton Summer Festival and it seems he has done his research. “I

understand this area has a large amount of dog lovers.” Said All Ready Leash creator Victor Bodrie. Trenton

does have annual dog swim and a Scarecrow Fest dog costume contest that attracts hundreds of dog lovers. His product is made in Michigan with all USA items. The dog collar which has a built in leash comes in five colors and can also be ordered for a custom color. Check out this great product for your dog at their booth.

Kings Kloset Robert & Kitty Barklay Lennon, Mich. Retired GM die maker, Robert Barkley and his wife Kitty have been traveling the country for ten years selling their variety of garden and lawn items. “Originally we did wood items.” said Kitty Barklay, “But for the past five years, Robert now makes everything out of metal.” The hottest selling item right now is a teeter totter that

rocks in wind but they also plasma cut shovels with hummingbird designs and have added solar lights to many of their decorative items. The cou-

ple has participated in the Trenton Festival for the past five years and feels it is very well organized. “We really like the people that attend, everyone is so friendly and I shop too, the quality of vendors here is fantastic.” said Barklay. The pair have nine grandchildren and Robert has a grandpa t-shirt for every day of festival. Make sure to stop in and see what he is wearing at the fair.

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and fork earring pendants, rings and our very own design “peeper keepers” glass hold-ers. They heard about the Trenton

Summer festival in Sunshine Artists magazine and talked with other crafters who said Trenton had a well attended festival and they needed a show for June to make their 24th of the year. “We have so many great stories behind our jewelry” said co-owner Sheila Sprigg. “We have collectibles from the 1800’s, 1940-60’s collectibles like Woody Wood-pecker sterling rings and all pieces I can tell you the year and pattern the flatware came from. On our off season we travel the country to find our pieces in antique shops and auctions and private silver sales to make our great quality silver pieces.”

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Many community organizations are here to let you know what they are all about. Please stop by to see what they can offer you! Check with the information booth for locations!

Southern Downriver Right to Life

St Paul Lutheran Church Community Bible Church

Gilead Baptist Church Trenton War Memorial Perpetual Committee

Pocket Full of Dreams Trenton Historical Society

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Disabled American Veterans Chapter 102 - Trenton

Bingo will be back! Hosted by the Knights of Columbus under the TV’s Grand Event Tent

from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday.

The Trenton Ice Cream Shoppe Craig & Sue Primeau Trenton, Mich. Trenton residents Craig and Sue Primeau will once again participate in the Trenton Summer Festival. They will offer shaved ice as well as a new festival item Kettle Corn. “Our kettle corn will be popped fresh on the street,” Craig Primeau said. Their storefront business is located on West Road, where they specialize in a variety of ice cream-inspired treats, desserts and cake items. The shop features a wide range of flavored ice creams avail-able in a cone, cup, or mixed with candy in one of its tasty flurry treats. Birthday cakes are also available and you can pre-order for customization.

CIA-Cheesesteak Institute of America Greg Arnoldy Wyandotte, Mich. The Arnoldy family started in the festival business in the mid 1980s. The original name was Geoffrey’s Cheesesteaks, but they changed the name to CIA-Cheesesteak Institute of America in 2008. This is their second year back to festival in more than 20 years since it is not the same weekend as Wyandotte. Their CIA trailer travels all over Michigan during the sea-son. It is widely accepted that the cheese steak sandwich was born in South Philadelphia sometime during the 1930s. In the “City of Brotherly Love” one does not order a “Philly Cheesesteak” or a “Philly;” they order a “Cheesesteak.” It is outside of metropolitan Philadelphia that the terms “Philly” and “Cheesesteak” are synony-mous and interchangeable. This family serves up a mean sandwich no matter what you call it! So make sure to ask for yours, anyway you’d like, this summer during Trenton’s Festival! Their Website is at www.cheesestk.com.

Vendors Spotlight

Oakwood Healthcare is a proud sponsor of the 39th annual Trenton Sum-mer Festival.

Stop by the Oakwood booth for free blood pressure checks, Friday and Saturday, 10 AM to 3:00PM and Sunday 10AM to 3PM. Our Community Outreach team will present fun interactive sessions on healthy cooking and nutrition for lifelong wellness.

Visit with staff from Oakwood Healthcare-Southshore to learn about the latest programs and services Oakwood is offering to promote healthy behaviors, and improve the quality of life in our communities.

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A huge entertainment line up starting at noon until 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday and Sunday, noon until 6 p.m. Various artists will be available for all tastes on two stages, Main Stage at Maple and W. Jefferson and North Stage at Cherry and W. Jefferson. There will also be strolling entertainment, a Japanese Street Drum en-semble, with a ventriloquist, puppet master and Clown Clinic in the Kids Korner. Budweiser FREE Shuttle stops will still be located at Trenton High School and Kennedy Recreation Center with drop off at West Road and Third Street, the main festival entrance. For more information call (734) 675-7300, or visit www.trentonsummerfestival.org.

Many changes have taken place with the Trenton Summer Festi-val over the years. The biggest change was last year, moving the date from the second week in July to the last week in June. This year the stan-dard “street” set up is being made over to en-close a beer garden with the main stage enter-tainment. “We think the changes will provide a more comfortable setting for guests to enjoy a bev-erage and live entertain-ment, as well as a central location for both beverage booths who are raising funds for their groups during the weekend.” Said festival chairman Scott Barr. The change will also assist police in moni-toring adult beverages which cannot be brought into the festival or taken beyond businesses who have taken out special outdoor liquor licenses for the event. Just in case you have a question, make sure to check for directional signs throughout the festival pro-vided by Oakwood Healthcare Southshore Hospital. For those looking to the Clock Tower icon for the News Herald’s Kids Korner, it has been relocated north to West Jefferson Avenue and Elm Street. The Playmar-ket and children’s games will still be offered there as well as Michael’s crafts will be available with arts and crafts for budding artists to explore. Other changes will include peppering in sponsors throughout the festival with art and crafters instead of their prior location by the police station.

Scott Barr has been in charge of crafters and artists for the festival the past 8 years and chairman the past 4 years.

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