July 7, 2017 Bay View, Michigan 49770

The Town Crier “The Voice of the Bay View Association“

Volume 25 – Issue 6 Friday, July 7, 2017 Bay View, Michigan 49770

This Year’s Eighth Annual Bay View Open is Another Big Hit! Submitted by Brooks McGee The annual Bay View Open golf ner and an earlier round of golf. The BVO VIII, which attracted several new outing took place this year on Monday, group decided to organize an annual golf players, raised nearly $3,500 this year July 3rd at Little Traverse Bay Golf outing around the 4th of July holiday alone and the Players of the Bay View Club under perfect weather conditions. that would promote fellowship among Open will proudly contribute the funds Almost sixty players participated in the Bay View friends and also as a way to to many worthwhile Bay View causes. 8th consecutive year of this storied and raise money for the Bay View Boys & As in years past, the 2017 event historic outing. Girls Club, Youth Theater, and other began with the annual pre-game fes- The BVO originated in 2010 as Bay View programs and causes. Since its tivities including a welcome to all of the a result of four friends enjoying time inception, the Players of the BVO have players. The pre-game tradition ended together on a Bay View porch after din- raised nearly $35,000 and have made with the former Champions “first shank many significant donations to Bay View. Continue on pg. 2

Bay View Open participants gather together for a group photo. This year’s Open proved to be another success, filled with fun, friends, and perfect weather. Recycling and Rubbish Reference 2017 Submitted by Katherine Melby, Emmet County DPW/Recycling 2017 Curbside Calendar: Curbside News-Review stating that when a holiday more of the green “Emmet County collection of recyclables from Bay View falls during the week, collection will be Recycling” totes to hold all of your recy- residences will again be on Thursdays this delayed one day for the rest of the week. clables stop by Russell Hall. They keep a year, running now through September 7 THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO BAY supply of them for just this kind of thing. (inclusive). For reliable service, you must VIEW! Recyclables will be collected on Put a Lid on It: FREE lids for the have your totes out by 8:00 a.m. Thursdays, regardless of holidays. recycling totes* are currently available while supplies last at Russell Hall. They Holidays Don’t Affect Bay View Totes Overflowing? If you need Recycling. You may see ads in the are great for keeping your materials con- Continue on pg. 3

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Bay View Sailing Update Submitted by Jack Whaley Despite the slow arrival of summer This year our fleet and capabilities have Traverse Sailors Board Member, and No Unregistered Guests, Please. BAY VIEW HISTORICAL MUSEUM HOURS this year, Bay View Sailors are sailing! greatly improved through the generos- Dan Thompson, LTS Sailing Director, Thank you to all individuals who make copies of print materials need to Opening day: Sunday, June 25 There are a lot of new and exciting ity of Bay View families, the generos- our fleet of Lidos has increased to seven have registered and paid in advance know in advance who is attending so Sunday: After Church things happening this year -and we hope ity of Little Traverse Sailors, and Little and were made available to BV for before showing up to one of our edu- each student receives the items needed Monday: 1:00 - 2:30 to fill the harbor with colorful sails and Traverse Yacht Club members. (almost) nothing! These larger sailboats cation classes! The instructors and the in order to participate in the class. Also, Wednesday: 1:00-2:30 happy sailors (adults and children)! We have 6 brand new BUGs for are popular with advanced sailors and Education Committee greatly appreci- instructors or host/hostesses for the class adults. Classes: smaller sailors (they may resem- ates your participation in our curriculum cannot take payments. MUSEUM COTTAGE Come see our ble floating bathtubs!). These Thanks again for those who made offerings and your timely payments. The Box Office, located in Voorhies HOURS boats are already in demand contributions to our program last sum- renovated and As a gentle reminder, all participants Hall, is open 8:30-2:00 Monday through Tuesday: 1:00-2:30 well equipped and are being named. So far mer -including the Asbury Family, Tim must register at the Box Office or online Friday and Saturdays 8:30-12:00. Online facility! Don’t we have ‘Love Bug,” “Dead Edman, Paul Tomey, Tom Gattle, and before attending class. Instructors who registration is available 24 hours. Thank get trampled by Bug”, “Call Mama (upside others! must purchase food, art supplies, or you for your consideration of this matter. Gathering Post Hours down)”, “Cricket,” “Electra,” young sailors Bay View Boat Club: Preparations Tuesday-Saturday and . They have been named carrying masts are underway to repeat the fun BVBC 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. and sails to the by the families that made each party! This year’s event is scheduled beach. Among boat possible. for Thursday evening, July 13, at the 2017 Asbury Film Festival in July the bright rac- Thanks to the efforts of Jim Sailhouse. All are welcome. The purpose 7/10: The Dressmaker: Australia; Direc- Anne Fontaine, Writer Sabrina Karine; tenborn. 162m, Comedy. ing flags and Collins of the “party” is to support tor P.J. Hogan, Writer Jocelyn Moor- with Lou de Laage, Agata Buzak, and 7/31: The Daughter: Australia; Direc- sailing posters, we follow the US Sailing -who has contacts the sailing program and to house; with Kate Winslet and Judy Da- Agata Kules. 115m, Drama. tor Simon Stone, Writer Simon Stone; program for classroom and water skills in the sailing indus- get everyone together who vis; (From the novel by Rosalie Ham. 7/24: Toni Erdmann: Germany; Di- (From the play, The Wild Duck by Hen- Instructors: We are blessed to have 12 try, we have brand may be interested in boating. 118 m rector/Writer Maren Ade, Stars Sandra rik Ibsen); Stars Geoffrey Rush, Nicholas experienced Instructors, including 3 US new sunfish sails It is rumored that more high- 7/17: Les Innocentes: Poland; Director Huller, Peter Simonischek, Michael Wit- Hope, Sam Neill. 96m (Drama) Sailing Certified Instructors, and 4 LITs to replace our tat- ly sought-after BVBC design- tered collection that er apparel may be unveiled, (leaders in training). Our program is Recycling continued from front page becoming known for the personal atten- were purchased at a as well as a limited edition tion we give to our students (adults and bargain price, with BVBC coffee mug! As last tained and dry, allowing you to set out for each, as needed). off Center is your place for “One-stop children)! funds donated by year, please bring a dish! on Wednesday night. The free lids are Brought to You By: Our curbside Dropping,” operated by the Emmet the legendary Bay View KAC band. funded in part by the Petoskey-Harbor County Department of Public Works/ Equipment: The BUGs have arrived! Stop by the beach to see the activity recycling service is funded by Bear Creek Thanks to Polk Wagner, Little (especially if we ever get a warm day)! Springs Area Community Foundation. Township and operated by Emmet Emmet County Recycling. They accept *Lids are available only for the larger County Recycling the same folks who many unusual materials for recycling green recycling totes (with handles molded bring you the green-bin recycling drop from cooking oil to scrap metal, and also Election deadlines are as follows: into all four sides of the rim). If you have site at D&W (formerly Glen’s North) offer landfilling and composting services. *Members may apply to the Business Office for an absentee paper ballot at any time from May 1 until 5 p.m. on the Wednesday the smaller green totes (with handled only and the Drop-off Center on Pleasantview The Drop-off Center is located at 7363 (Aug. 2, 2017) preceding the Annual Meeting. Applications received by mail must be postmarked by July 6, 2017. on the two ends), you can trade them in for Road. For your recycling convenience, Pleasantview Road, Harbor Springs and the larger lidded totes at the DPW office we have more drop sites. is open weekdays 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Saturdays 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Bay View Open continued from front page in the County Building at 200 Division Have large cardboard? Leaving in the woods” said Jay Taylor, an eight- Founder’s Trophy and Joe Savarino Street, downtown. Alternately you can town before your curbside recycling day? Most recycling is free, but some fees and a call for the time player and former was the low-gross winner for the second keep the smaller totes and add a larger lid- Use Emmet County’s Recycling Drop do apply. For more information visit players to move Champions Cup trophy consecutive year. ded tote or totes. Call 348-0640 for more Sites, open 24/7! Of course, the closest www.EmmetRecycling.org or call 348- to their carts and winner of the BVO. “All Anne McDevitt, Bay View’s information. is located in the D&W Plaza, just north 0640 weekdays 8:30-5:00. find their desig- of the players had a great Development Director, attended the Can’t Cart of the golf course. But there are two rela- Shred Boxes of Documents: When nated starting time and we raised a lot awards ceremony for the first time and Last summer, most Petoskey-area tively new ones that may prove handy. it’s time to get rid of long-term files on tee assignment. of money for worthwhile was impressed. “I loved the broad par- residents received rolling carts for curb- Going downtown? There is a drop taxes, legal matters, medical care and the Many players causes in Bay View.” ticipation by so many, from ages 20 to side recycling of Paper, Boxes and Bags. site behind the Petoskey News-Review like, Emmet County Recycling is at your were moved to Tom Nolan was this 80, that love Bay View. It was really Unfortunately, the recycling trucks capa- building (in the parking lot at the corner service. The Drop-off Center now has a tears given the year’s winner of the nice to see so many players willing to give ble of emptying those carts are too large of Howard and Michigan streets). shredder on site and shredding service pomp and cir- back to our community.” for Bay View’s road system, so Bay View is offered weekly by appointment. Cost Champions Trophy and Heading south? A new site has cumstance of cottages will not be serviced with carts. is $5 per copy paper box/bankers box the coveted Melon Jacket, The Host Committee has tentatively been installed in Bear Creek Crossings, the historic pre- Please continue to set your recyclables or two grocery bags full. After being one of the highest and most set a date for BVO IX as Tuesday, July the mall with Lowe’s. Look for the match festivities. out in your green totes: shredded the paper will be recycled. Call honored accomplishments 3, 2018. All are welcome, so please let site, tucked in the corner between Pet Tom Nolan, this year’s BVO win- Emmet County Recycling at 348-0640 “This year’s in Northern Michigan Mike Davis know if you would like to Paper, Boxes and Bags in one, Bottles Supplies Plus and Anytime Fitness. event was again ner, hoists the trophy while sport- amateur golf. Bill Stelling participate. and Containers (plastic, metal, glass, and for more info and/or to schedule your Recycle More Things! Emmet very special,” ing the coveted Melon Jacket. was the recipient of the paper cartons) in another (or several totes appointment. Thanks for Recycling! County’s Pleasantview Road Drop-

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Worship Speaker Philip Yancey in Bay View July 9 Congratulations to Recreation’s Week 3 Campers of the Week! A native of Atlanta, Georgia, Philip years he wrote a monthly column for The Jesus I Never Knew as the 1996 Book Antelopes: Grant Gattle Yancey earned graduate degrees in Christianity Today magazine, which he of the Year, and What’s So Amazing Cubs: Chauncey Schloff Communications and English from still serves as Editor at Large. About Grace? received the same award Wolves: Wheaton College and the University of He has written over twenty-five books, in 1998. Among his most recent books Carter Whitman Chicago. He joined the staff of Campus including Where Is God When It Hurts, are The Question That Never Goes Bears: Alex Lowell Life Magazine in 1971, and worked Prayer: Does It Make Any Difference? and Away and Vanishing Grace: What Ever Bunnies: Lucy Taylor there for ten years as Editor and then Disappointment with God. The books Happened to the Good News?. Publisher. have won thirteen Gold Medallion The Yanceys lived in downtown Chippies: Amelia Salley Then Philip became a full-time writer, Awards from the Christian Publishers Chicago before moving to a very dif- Bay View Club leaders, Andrew Skunks: Hannah Stage initially working as a journalist for such Association and have sold more than ferent environment in Colorado. They Healy and Molly Collins heading Squirrels: Hampton Gucky varied publications as Reader’s Digest, fifteen million copies in English, as well enjoy mountain climbing, skiing, wild- out for the Goldmine adventure. National Wildlife, Christian Century as being translated into forty languages. life, and all the other delights of the and The Reformed Journal. For many Christian bookstore managers selected Rocky Mountains. John Corvino Speaks at Bay View, Tuesday, July 11 The Bay View Education Department on July 11, at 7:00 p.m. in Voorhies of the State Universities of Michigan Recreation Updates is pleased to announce a new lecture Hall with the selected speaker, Dr. John and a 2004 Spirit of Detroit Award. •The Carnival takes place this com- smoothly well into the future! •We are hoping to establish a network of for this summer called Bridges: Crossing Corvino, Professor and Chairman of the Corvino’s specific focus in the lecture ing Friday, July 14, 2017. Parents and •Thank you to all who came out and former staff who could serve as resources Cultural Divides. The lecture, sponsored Philosophy Department at Wayne State is Conversation Stoppers and the Culture guardians are invited to come along and played in the 8th annual Bay View Open for our current staff – both for advice by Donald Loyd, long-time friend and University in Detroit. This author/ Wars. The program is open to the public enjoy the games and activities with their to support the Recreation Program! on Bay View issues and career/life ad- supporter of Bay View, will discuss the lecturer is the recipient of several awards and donations at the door will be greatly campers. •Thank you to Mark Parker for taking vice. If you would be interested in shar- areas of diversity and other cultural issues including the 2012 Professor of the appreciated and are tax deductible to the facing our society. The event takes place Year Award from the Presidents Council extent of the law. •The baby pool has been resurfaced and our Club pictures again this year! ing information about your time in BV is back in use. We ask all families that •If you are interested in volunteering as a Recreation and would be willing to net- use the pool to please be sure to use the judge for this year’s Ernie Gray Olympics work with current staff (or other former What’s that Growing in Your Yard? It’s an Herb! shower inside the entrance and rinse off on July 21, please contact Molly Collins. staff), please fill out the form on the link. By Sally Shearer Smith, Education Director all sand before entering the pool. Sand •Bay View Recreation Staff Alumni Net- Please share this with family and friends “Herbs 101” will teach you how always learning herbalist, who conducts necessary. Lucy’s class is Thursday, July is a major hazard to the pool equipment work Survey who are also former members of the BV to recognize herbs that you may have workshops and owns Lucy’s Herbs with 13 from 1:00-3:00 p.m. in Room 13 and we want to keep our pool running ohttps://tinyurl.com/bvrecalumni Recreation staff! thought were annoying weeds. Put them a Purpose. Lucy’s booth is a popular of Loud Hall. Cost is $30 for Bay View to flavorful use in your recipes and use one at the Boyne City Farmer’s market; members and $40 for the general public. for medicinal remedies as well. Learn and, she is a well respected herbalist The Education Director can attest to the Eric Hemenway Speaks at Bay View Scarrow Forum on which herbs are tonics, which will help throughout Northern Michigan. She has effectiveness of Lucy’s Cold Care Tea you relax, and which will reduce stress. an interesting connection to Bay View. loaded with peppermint, yarrow, elder, Indigenous Communities in the 21st Century Learn the difference between a decoc- Guess her connection and win a $10 gift and ginger. Delicious and healing! Friday, July 14, in Loud Hall in and materials for the tribe, as well as during his time at LTBB Odawa. He tion, a tincture, an oil and a salve among certificate for any of her many herb and Bay View Eric Hemenway will speak working with Archives staff on utilizing currently sits on The Michigan Heritage others. Taught by Lucy Hartlove, an craft products. Hints will be provided, if on “Native America those materials in educational Committee, The Michigan Humanities Today: A Look initiatives, such as; museum Council, Michigan Historical Society, POPULAR BROADWAY CONCERT JULY 9 AT BAY VIEW GREAT at Indigenous exhibits, curriculum building, Emmet County Historical Commission Communities in the publications, historical interpre- and is on the board of trustees for FOR FAMILIES 21st Century.” The tation, signage, web content and the Harbor Springs History Museum. June will be busting out all over, library, reflecting the mid-century out- Up The Band will delight the crowd on presentation which presentations. Eric is currently an adjunct instructor even in early July, as Bay View presents put of the songwriting duo whose work its trip down memory lane. will take place from Eric has also extensive work on Odawa history at North Central its most popular Sunday night theme, often touched on politics in a way few Not wanting to rest on the laurels of 10:00-11:00a.m. experience under the Native Michigan College, Petoskey Michigan. the beloved Broadway vesper concert. would dare these days. From there, the past song writers, the concert then turns is free and open to American Graves Protection and Eric is also a former member of the The concert, celebrating 60 years of pre- audience will join in a sing-along medley to the next generation, featuring selec- the public. Eric Repatriation Act. Collaborations National NAGRPA Review Committee senting musical theatre in the summer called the 60-Year Medley, honoring the tions from Hamilton, the youth theatre is an Anishnaabe/ on exhibits have included the and the Michigan Commission on the community outside of Petoskey, takes anniversary of long-time director Willard production of Alice in Wonderland, and Odawa from Cross National Park Service, State Commemoration of the Bicentennial of place Sunday, July 9 at 8 p.m. in Hall Pierce in Bay View, who used to direct The Lion King. The evening culminates Village, Michigan of Michigan, Mackinac State the War of 1812. He was a contributing Auditorium. Children under 18 are free, the musicals each year, engaging and in a preview of Pippin, which opens the and is the Director of Historic Parks, Emmet County writer and editor of the Emmet County’s as they are for most concerts. training young and old in the ways of following Thursday on July 13 in Bay Repatriation, Archives and Records for and the Harbor Springs History Museum. popular Essence of Emmet series, a four- For the traditional music theatre the theatre. Following this, staples of the View. the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Eric has worked on over 30 successful part historical publication highlighting goer, the concert begins with selections repertoire such as If Ever I Would Leave Indians. He oversees the management specific events and people of the county. You”from Camelot and Gershwin’s Strike The Bay View Music Festival runs repatriations of ancestral Anishnaabek from the Rodgers and Hammerstein Continue on pg. 9 and preservation of historic documents human remains from within Michigan

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Faith, Hope and Love: These Three Remain in the Context of Blood Drive Announcement Submitted by Ellen Liestenfeltz Dementia Submitted by Rev. Daniel Moser The Annual Women’s Council Blood (651) 210-3408; walk-in donors are also limit as long as one is in good health. Drive in memory of Joyce Bailey Jones welcome. Please remember that a photo Most medications do not disqualify one Dr. Kelly Carney was the Executive tions. Professional Geriatric Care Managers, and in cooperation with the American ID or Red Cross Donor Card is required for blood donation other than those Director of the Dementia Center for Dr. Carney is actively engaged in the and the Pioneer Network. She is the first Red Cross is scheduled for Friday, July to donate. Donors are encouraged to which are used to thin the blood. Excellence for Phoebe development of innova- author on a recently released book titled 14. Joyce was a long-time Bay View drink plenty of water the day prior to Ministries, a premier Transforming Long Term Care: Expanded Persons with diabetes or high blood tion models of dementia member and cottager who was fatally and the day of donation; if it is unusually pressure are considered healthy if the provider of services to care, research, publishing Roles for Mental Health Professionals and injured in an auto accident in 2001. warm, be sure to increase fluid intake. older adults in northeast- several other publications related to geri- condition is being treated and is under and professional presen- The Blood Drive will be held from Eating red meats and raisins, turkey and control. Healthy means that the donor ern Pennsylvania. Dr. tations to share informa- atric behavioral health. In acknowledge- other iron rich foods is also helpful in Carney is a doctoral level ment of her expertise, Dr. Carney was 9:30 a.m. until 3:15 p.m. at the American feels well and can perform normal activi- tion about the innova- Red Cross building at 2350 Mitchell attaining a hemoglobin level satisfactory ties. Blood can be donated every eight licensed psychologist with tive care practices emerg- appointed by Governor Tom Corbett to for donating. Board Certification in serve on the Pennsylvania Alzheimer’s Park Drive, Petoskey. Appointments can weeks. Please remember to donate on ing at Phoebe. Based on be made on-line at www.redcrossblood. Donors must be at least 17 years old, July 14! Geropsychology and main- more than 20 years of Disease and Related Disorders planning tains national certification committee and was selected to serve as org sponsor code is Bayview or by calling weigh at least 110 lbs. and be in good experience, Dr. Carney 1-800-733-2767 or Jan McDermott at general health. There is no upper age as a geriatric care manager. is a frequently invited co-chair for the American Psychological In her role at Phoebe speaker on a variety of Association Committee on Aging. Ministries, Dr. Carney eldercare topics and has Dr. Carney is an active advocate for provides leadership for the addressed a number of individuals affected by dementia and A Land Flowing with Milk and Honey, What’s That? By Rev. Jack Giguere development and provision professional groups their caregivers and participates in a A Land Flowing with Milk and Honey, subjects for the 2017 offerings are: (Lk 2: 10 ) of comprehensive services to individuals including Alzheimer’s Association number of volunteer and profession- What’s That? is one of the adult Sunday QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE July 30: Why Is The Resurrection So with dementia and their caregivers. She International, American Psychological al organizations directed at supporting School classes offered each assembly sea- July 9: A Land Flowing With Milk & Special ? ( Lk 24: 1 - 43 ) son in Bay View. For the past fourteen also serves as a consultant and trainer for Association, the Gerontological Society older adults. Dr. Carney will be in Bay Honey - What’s That ? ( Deut. 8: 7 - 9 ) Aug. 6: Did Jesus Pay Taxes ? other aging services provider organiza- of America, the National Association of View from July 10 until July 13. years, the class has been taught by The ( Matt 17: 24 - 27) Rev. Dr. Jack Giguere, who will again July 16: How Was Jesus Different From Aug. 13: What Was It Like Being A Dis- this year teach the class held each Sunday Other Teachers ? ( Matt 5: 13 ) TCHAIKOVSKY, HAYDN, AND A WORLD PREMIERE IN BAY VIEW at 9:30 a.m. at the Campus Club. The July 23: “ Fear Not ” Why Not ? ciple ? ( John 19: 36 - 42 ) Amidst international accusations of and cellist Daniel Tressel on the cello, I Love and feature soprano Risa Renae wire tapping, collusion, and ties to Syria, and beloved Bay View faculty member Harman along with Casey Robards. Submitted by Beth Marsh, Historic Awareness Chair not all things Russian are controver- and emerging collaborative pianist Casey Borzoni’s “highly original yet lyrical BAY VIEW FLAGS sial! On Wednesday, Bay View Music Robards, who has an impressive tour- music…[and] natural gift for melody and Is your WHITE Bay View flag look- [email protected]) to pick up a flag sale of flags and other HAC merchandise Festival artists will present its chamber ing resume as well. The interweaving harmonic structure” (The Huffington ing faded and frayed? You’re in luck, the for this summer. We can also provide supports Historic Awareness Committee music concert From Russia, Germany, of piano, cello, and violin provide both Post) has resulted in international per- Historic Awareness Committee has just you the cheery yellow National Historic programming and projects. and America… With Love. The concert, the expressive melodic beauty expected formances and premieres. He has written received a new supply. Please contact Landmark Anniversary flag. Flags are set to begin at 8pm, features an array of from all three instruments, but add to it over one hundred pieces, including three Beth Ann Marsh (847 212-1527 or beth. $66.00 (includes tax). Proceeds from the fantastic chamber music, each played by the percussive, driving energy of piano. full-length operas, two one-act operas, the faculty artists employed by the sum- Ending the concert with Tchaikovsky’s a piano concerto, percussion quartet, mer community open to all. Piano Trio in A minor will be a finale not work for orchestra, two string quar- The program is bookended by music soon forgotten. tets, several works for chamber orchestra from Germany and Russia, in the form In between these two works, the audi- and over sixty art songs. Additionally, of a piano trio by Franz Joseph Haydn ence will be treated to something quite he was the composer for the musical and Peter Illych Tchaikovsky. The piano different from an American composer My Life as a Bald Soprano, which had trio is a popular chamber music art named Clint Borzoni in its Michigan an Off-Broadway run at the Midtown form and features international superstar premiere. The pieces come from a suite International Theater Festival. Fangye Sun on the violin, her husband of songs called Sometimes With the One Need a Bike Rack? It’s coming your way! You won’t build bike racks for cottages. Under the for recreation. We’ll keep you posted want to miss it! It’s team work at its capable direction of Joe Higgins at the on when the Silent Auction will begin. best! Announcing the first “Cottage Boys and Girls Club Craft House, the More information will be forthcoming in Bike Rack Silent Auction.” The Bears young men are making these practical the next two weeks. Stay alert and look and the Wolves are working together to and sturdy structures as a fund raiser for the announcement!

www.bayviewassociation.org www.bayviewassociation.org Page 8 The Town Crier Friday, July 7, 2017 Friday, July 7, 2017 The Town Crier Page 9 THE NEXT FEW WEEKS IN Behold the Cottage Apron! EDUCATION NEW PRODUCTION OF PIPPIN TAKES STAGE IN PETOSKEY Practical and attrac- you create this attractive apron Classes Starting Week 4: July 10-14 BAY VIEW, MI – In a brand new Re-imagined as a late night TV show Broadway for 1,944 performances with tive, you can make one, with the fabric of your choice. Cooking Mediterranean production, Chicago-based stage direc- talk such as Jimmy Fallon or Trevor choreography by Bob Fosse and a score too, in "The Cottage Sewing machines are available Genealogy tor George Cederquist brings a fresh take Noah, Pippin (played by regional favor- by Stephen Schwartz. After writing “\ Apron" class. This is a to use for those without one. Watercolor Sketchbook #2 to the award-winning musical Pippin, ite Quentin Fettig), is led into all sorts of Godspell, Schwartz jumped from Off- beginner sewing class for Hurray! The class starts in one Care Givers Workshop which opens on July 13 and plays for scenarios by the talk show host Leading Broadway to On- with the extravagant ages 12-100 and held on week. Encourage a friend or Adult Bicycle Tour #1 three nights in Bay View, completing Player (Stephan Wilson). The host intro- score of Pippin. Still to come from July 14-15 from 2:00- relative to register for the class Printmaking their 60th year of producing summer duces Pippin and his father Charles, him were other Broadway hits Wicked, 4:00 at the Craft House. with you. Then make it, wear it, Dealing With Anger musicals. This coming of age tale has its (Toby Jones) a tyrannical CEO and Working, Children of Eden and the Disney Enthusiastic crafter, serve your guests, and smile! Acrylic Landscapes hero Pippin exploring the glories of war, business mogul. Soon a young widow films Pocahontas and The Hunchback Sarita Hansen, will help Screwball Comedies the temptations of love, and the intrigues named Catherine(Chandler Cummings), of Notre Dame and many more. Stage Alla Prima 1 of political power before discovering that comes into Pippin’s life with her child director George Cederquist said “Over Healing Democracy #2 happiness lies not in the extraordinary Thea played by Eloise Jones, and Pippin the years, I’ve intersected with PIPPIN in Show Your Creativity and Design a Wood Clearing Space but in the ordinary moments of the explores life as a part of a family. The cast many ways: as performer, instrumentalist Sweet Treats everyday. The story is undergirded by also includes Jennifer Bolton as Berthe, and audience member. Every time, I’ve Project with Joe Higgins Alla Prima 2 questions of how technology causes us to the Hippie grandmother of Pippin who always thought hardest thing to define in struggle to connect with others, despite has great advice on how to stay focused this show is the frame around the central It is not often that you get the oppor- your ideas to the Craft House. Let Joe Herbs 101 being electronically connected more than and content in life. Finally, the cast of narrative. But it is possible to find anoth- tunity to build a wood project under guide you as you create in his “Design Flower for Any Vase ever. The show is normally recommend- 30 is joined by the opera stars enrolled er frame? What if the story of this young the direction of someone as skilled as and Build A Simple Wood Project” class. Cheese 101-Tasting ed as PG-13 for its adult themes and in the conservatory’s “Carmen”, giving man wasn’t told by a mythic travelling Bay View’s Joe Higgins. Joe worked in The cost is $20 for Bay View members Design a Wood Project suggestive dance style, but Bay View’s the show a blockbuster sound audiences troupe of fabled players, but by his own Product Design at General Motors for 43 and $30 for the general public. Call The Cottage Apron production focuses its attention on the have come to expect of a Bay View pro- contemporaries, writ large, broadcast for years. In addition, he has worked at the Joe (810) 577-0150, or e-mail him at conflicts of being a Millennial, rather duction. all to see, like an entertaining, late night Bay View Craft House Woodshop for [email protected] to get advice Porch Discussions for than on jazz hands and racy costumes. TV talk show?” 11 years. With his strong industrial arts on how much wood you need for your Pippin opened in 1972 and ran on background, great patience, good sense project. The two-day class will be held Terror in the City of of humor, and delightful personality, Joe in the Craft House on Friday July 14 and Champions can bring out the creativity in anyone. Saturday July 15 from 10:30-2:00. Join your Bay View neighbors and Bay View SCARROW FRIDAY FORUM SERIES 2017 Start using your imagination and bring friends for a casual discussion of the 10:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. in Bay View’s Loud Hall: Free and Open to the Public Bay View Big Read selection Terror in July 7: The Reem Island Ghost: Framing State Narratives on Terror Hotdog Roast Fun! Photos by Nancy Kirby the City of Champion by Tom Stanton. Vivian Walker, Professor of National Security Strategy at the War College, Washington D.C. Sign-up sheets for each cottage are avail- July 14: Native America Today: A Look at Indigenous Communities in the 21st Century able at the Loud Hall Porch. Thank you to the following Bay View members for Eric Hemenway, Director of Repatriation, Archives, and Records for the Little Traverse Bay Band of Odawa Indians offering their cottages for these enjoyable July 21: The Confusing World of Supplements discussion opportunities. Dr. James Lichon RPh, DDS, NCCM Thursday, 7/13, 7:00 pm July 28: Affordability, Accountability, Accessibility: Issues Facing Higher Education Today Host: Julia Healy Dr. David Finley, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Lake Superior State University 1338 Woodland August 11: Trump Meets the World: Continuity and Change in U.S. Policy Bay View Scott T. LaDeur, Ph.D., Instructor of Political Science North Central Michigan College, Petoskey, Michigan Discussion leader: Robin Pettersen

Tuesday, 7/18, 4:00 pm Host: Greg Jackson Broadway continued from pg. 5 2063 Stephens Lane from June 18 through August 17, and can go online at www.bayviewfestival. to purchase in person, Box Office hours Bay View features pop, jazz, classical, cham- org. The website also includes ticket are 8:30am-2:30pm at Voorhies Hall, Discussion leader: Greg Jackson ber music, and theatrical productions prices and deals, interviews, and the Monday through Friday and Saturday throughout the summer on the campus chance to win tickets. from 8:30-12:30pm as well as one hour Tuesday, 7/18, 4:00 pm just outside of Petoskey. The public is Tickets start at just $17.50 for non- before ticketed events at the perfor- welcome to all events offered by the Bay mance venue. General questions should Host: Sara Holmes members (Free admission for those under View Association, the festival’s parent age 18) and can be purchased by calling be directed to Chris Ludwa at 231-347- Pictured left to right: The Hot Dog roast goes on “rain or shine”. The first Bay 2077 Stephens Lane organization. Patrons who wish to view 4210 or emails sent to musicfestival@ Bay View 888-596-1027 or going online to www. View “drive thru!” Staying true to this is Taylor Blackburn, seen here enjoying the biographies of the Bay View faculty bayviewfestival.org. For those wanting bayviewassociation.org. her hotdog, despite the weather. Discussion leader: Robin Pettersen

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BAY VIEW PROGRAMMING NEEDS Submitted by Anne McDevitt, Development Director Woods Walks Return on Thursdays Starting July 13 Listed below are the four program in the kitchen and one screen on west practice studios (and string instr. storage, By Tracy Datlen, Woods Advisory Committee area’s current needs related to buildings, wall. This would enable students in the which regulates temp and humidity) The Woods Advisory Committee yard waste bag and an implement such as barberry makes the woods a safer place. and supplies. We appreciate any support back row and corners to see what the chef Box fans for Crist Hall dorm rooms on is offering the popular weekly Woods a spade (either hand-sized or full-sized) Pre-registration is welcomed but not you can provide and thank you for help- Walks at a new time for 2017: Thursday or hand clippers. A primary focus of required. Please check future issues of is demonstrating. $3, 650 3rd floor (these get pretty hot in July) afternoons at 3:00 pm. This year, each the event will be the identification and ing to sustain Bay View in the future. Elmo document projector. This is a Closed circuit camera for backstage cho- the Town Crier for the latest informa- walk will include a specific environmen- removal of small barberry plants. This is tion. If you have any questions about the Recreation good tool for teaching demonstrations rus use, cueing, etc. Again, standard in tal education component with hands-on done by pulling or digging small plants Fawns: Lighting for the Nature Nook Barberry Pull or other upcoming Woods and displaying text. $570 most theatres. volunteer opportunities. out of the ground and placing them in Walks, please contact Tracy Datlen of and Log Cabin, Carpet for the Fawn. Narrow tables for the kitchen so that all Worship Woods Walks 2017 kick off with bags for proper disposal. Larger plants the Woods Advisory Committee via House, Soap Dispenser for Crafts Room participants can face forward and move Housing is needed. Having an intern a “Barberry Pull” and information on will be identified and mapped for future email at [email protected]. Boys and Girls Club: New Pillow Polo efforts. around with ease during food prepara- has been a tremendous asset, but we al- invasive species at 3:00 pm, Thursday, Please enjoy the woods safely this Sticks $150 for 12 sticks. tion. 6 @$202.50 each ways run into the question of where they July 13 at the Gateway Trail entrance on Meet at the Gateway Trail entrance summer. Staying on the marked trails Tennis: Roll Dries (8), Mansion Athlet- are going to stay. Knapp Ave. Children are welcome with on Knapp Avenue at 3:00 pm. Please protects the nests of ground-nesting birds ics Miracle Dry Unit (8) @ $90 each, Performing Arts Worship could be enhanced with mon- adult supervision. Learn about invasive wear sturdy footwear and clothing suit- while it protects your from ticks. Just a U10 Green Dot Tennis Balls (150) Intelligent Lighting System (aka Mov- ey for special music and making sure we plant species found in the Bay View able for outdoor work. Insect repellent quick reminder: Bicycles are not allowed $180, U10 Tennis Nets $100/net ers) ; This allows light cues to be changed have the technical ability to project a vi- Woods and best practice methods to is highly recommended. Some of the in the Bay View Woods. The environ- Sailing: New Sails 2-4 @ $150 each, using a remote control instead of climb- sual during morning worship. I am not control them. work will be done off trail where ticks mentally-sensitive trails and boardwalks Rope/Line Cutter $150, Sit on Top For those wishing to get their hands may be present. Barberry is known to are not suitable for bike use. ing into the catwalks, etc. Standard talking about words but a picture or work harbor deer ticks and control of invasive Kayaks for Rental Program -2 @ $750, equipment in almost all theatres, and of- of art to illustrate the theme of the ser- dirty, please bring gardening gloves, a New sunfish to help with aging fleet -3 @ ten worship spaces. vice. $5,000, Rental Lifejackets 5-10 @ $45 Copier/Printer multi-function unit in Computer for Religious Director Woman’s Council News Submitted by Mary Bowden each Vernor so that we don’t have to rent one, Furniture needs include: New queen July 11: Meeting at the Woman's lunch on the lawn outside number of tickets that are sold Education but which is advanced enough not to size mattress for the parsonage and a new Council Building at 1:30 p.m. Our the Woman's Council prior to the Luncheon. Purchase Portable projectors (2) to move to vari- jam. Wireless capacity so Ed can use also sofa bed in the guest cottage. speaker is Tracy Datlen from the Bay Building or take lunch your tickets at Vespers on 7/9, ous classrooms and to transport to other from Sally’s office. Signage for John M. Hall So that visi- View Advisory Committee. Tracy will home with you. before and after the Worship building sites (i.e. Evelyn Hall.) $2,190 Laptop for box office, for Vernor office, tors to our campus know where to go for present a program on "The Birds of Bay July 17-Deadline Service on 7/9, at the Post Office for 2. View". All are welcome. Come for an for submission of grant on 7/10, 7/11, and 7/12 from for Crist chef worship each Sunday. educational program followed by a Tea 10-11:30 a.m., and at Woman's Video camera mounted to hood of stove 2 window A/C units for string faculty requests to Woman’s and conversation. Council. Please submit Council and Morning Council July 14: The Woman's Council/ a short letter of request events. Ticket prices are: 4 years and under: free, 5-9 years: $5, Morning Council Blood Drive will be for a grant amount and Come enjoy making Bay View Memorial Gardens Submitted by Jeff Arnold and 10 years and over: $10. held on Friday, July 14 at the Petoskey the item or purpose to beautiful crafts Red Cross Office, 2350 Mitchell Park the Woman’s Council no This is the only Woman's Dr., Petoskey. later than 7/17. Council fundraiser this year. All pro- July 16: The Woman's Council This year "Be Our Guest" includes ceeds go to fund the Woman's Council Fundraiser, "Be Our Guest" Luncheon a Marketplace where you can purchase Grant Program. Please buy your tickets and Take Out will take place on Sunday, beautiful handmade crafts and bid on for this fun event or make a donation. July 16 from 12 noon-2:30 p.m. fol- unique silent auction items. Thank you for your support of the Grant Program. lowing the Worship Service. Enjoy Lunches will be prepared for the The Journey of Being A Caregiver This class, which is Free to Bay View cussion of ideas and issues of living with Hinsdale, Illinois. The three sessions members, can be extremely important to a loved one with dementia. The Rev. will take place in the afternoon of Dr. those in our community who are placed Daniel Moser, and Bay View members Carney’s morning lectures on Monday, in the delicate situation of caring for a Shirley Snyder, and Dorothe Ernest, July 10, Wednesday, July 12, and loved one, or who are watching another LCSW will lead the class. Dorothe is a Thursday, July 13 from 3:00-4:30 p.m. Each Saturday morning volunteers remove weeds to keep the gardens beautiful family member care for a loved one. This licensed clinical social worker special- in Evelyn Hall. Again, this is FREE to Special thanks to the volunteers who of weeds that are removed each week. (Volunteers are welcome each Saturday class will complement Dr. Kelly Carney’s izing in health issues and mental health. Bay View members. The General Public spend each Saturday morning weeding The gardens are splendid. Take time to morning 9 a.m. until 11 a.m.). the morning lectures on dementia, dementia She was the founding executive direc- may attend for the fee of $15 total for all and trimming shrubs to keep the gar- stroll through the Bay View Memorial Memorial Gardens are located near care, research, and other information. tor of The Wellness House, a resource three sessions and should register at the dens beautiful. It is amazing the amount Gardens and enjoy the beauty of nature. Stafford’s Bay View Inn. Students will actively be involved in dis- for cancer patients and their families in Bay View Box Office or online.

www.bayviewassociation.org www.bayviewassociation.org Page 12 The Town Crier Friday, July 7, 2017 Friday, July 7, 2017 The Town Crier Page 13 David Kaplan to Visit the Bay View Library Submitted by Olivia Burek FREE BRASS CONCERTS AROUND THE COMMUNITY IN JULY David Kaplan on various topics of interest. their disaster. David and the Bay View This summer, the Bay View Chamber Buxtehude, Richard Byrd, Armando Luis Superheroes United, a medley of themes received his degree These include the Titanic and Library are very excited to have him at Brass will present 4 concerts of excit- Ramírez, Jacob Schnitzer, and Pulitzer from some of your favorite superhero in education from the Lusitania. He is a member our library on Wednesday, July 12th at ing, free brass chamber music under the Prize and Grammy Award winning movies, closes this fantastic concert of the University of the Titanic Historical Society 4:00 PM. Come enjoy his presentation, direction of Brian Buerkle. composer John Corigliano. Concerts on heroic music. Concert on July 8th at of Maryland. and the Titanic International “The Lucy”, as well as light refreshments. "ACTION BRASS" will feature cine- August 12th at 8:00 p.m. at Cross in the 8:00p.m.at St. Francis Xavier Catholic He retired from Society. David has visited many Upcoming Library Events Woods in Indian River, MI, and August Parish in Petoskey, MI. teaching in 2004 places and met many people asso- matic works by Anthony DiLorenzo and Toddler Time, every Thursday from 13th at 3:00 p.m. at Holy Childhood of and moved to the ciated with both the Titanic and Brian Sadler, monumental compositions "SACRED BRASS" explores the David Kaplan’s “The Lucy” Jesus Church in Harbor Springs, MI. Petoskey area, but the Lusitania. He has gathered 10 a.m-11 a.m. for brass by Giovanni Gabrieli and Paul transcendence and spirituality in music he has not stopped teaching. David a variety of artifacts and constructed Book Sale, July 11th 9:30 a.m. -Noon Hindemith, and a Celebration in Brass The Spectrum Brass & Friends pres- written by some of our most important leads presentations from place to place various display models of the ships and David Kaplan, July 12th 4p.m.-5 p.m. by Andrew Boysen. Concerts on July 7th ent 2 incredible concerts of brass ensem- composers. Underneath the beautiful at 8:00 p.m. at Holy Childhood of Jesus ble repertoire under the direction of Brian stained glass windows and in the glori- Church in Harbor Springs, MI, and July Buerkle. "HEROIC BRASS" will show- ous acoustics of St. Francis, experience Historic Awareness Committee Annual Program: Bay View and the 16th at 3:00 p.m. at First Congregational case the triumphant works of Kevin Kaska, works by Arvo Pärt, Giovanni Gabrieli, Church in Charlevoix, MI. Giovanni Gabrieli, Sergei Prokofiev, Dietrich Buxtehude, Olivier Messiaen, Romantic Landscape Design of the 19th Century Submitted by Peggy Lewis In "BRASS FANFARES", you'll Paul Hindemith, and award winning Michael Praetorius, Edward Elgar, Jake Learn more about how the plan for within the context of early 19th century Historic Preservation Office of the Ohio discover the various styles of fanfare composer Brian Balmages. Soprano Risa Runestad, and Herbert Haufrecht like Bay View is an early example of the planned communities such as Glendale, History Connection. She has 34 years music in the brass repertoire from the Renae Harman joins Spectrum Brass to you've never heard them before.Concert principles of romantic, landscape design Oh; Llewelyn, NJ; and Revierside, IL, of experience with historic survey and Renaissance all the way thru the 21st perform Gustav Mahler's effervescent on August 11th at 8:00p.m. at St. Francis applied to subdivisions and how the as well as other camp meeting grounds. the National Register of Historic Places Century, including works by Dietrich Um Mitternacht from Rückert Lieder. Xavier Catholic Parish in Petoskey, MI. cottages reflect a variety of designs show- Wesleyan Grove and the planned resi- programs in Ohio. ing various mid-19th centruy romantic, dential subdivision of Oak Bluffs both on Mark your calendars now for this Memorials/ picturesque movement. Our speaker will Martha’s Vineyard and Lakeside, OH. engaging program, Monday, July 17 at Don't miss this opportunity to work with talk about the architectrual styles includ- Our presenter is Barbara Powers, Deputy 7:00 p.m. in Evelyn Hall. Honorariums ing Gothic Revival, Italianate, and Queen State Historic Preservation Officer for These tribute gifts should have Anne and compare/contrast Bay View Inventory and Registration for the State professional woodworker and re-finisher appeared in the 2017 Summer Roger Plummer Program. Back by Popular Demand: It’s Cheese 101, A Tasting! Yum! Roger was trained at the Marc Adams may finish their project before the last In Memory Of Those that took it last summer raved Thursday, July 13 from 6:30-7:30 in Cost is $30 for Bay View members and School of Woodworking in Franklin, class on July 21. The total cost is $75 for about it. They wanted it back for 2017. the Loud Hall kitchen. Learn how to $35 for the general public. Indiana and has owned Stonehouse members and $85 for the general pub- Jon Caldwell Woodworking for over 20 years. He has lic. Roger is a Bay View member and is Prudie & Azro Dyer Those that missed it wanted to take it. taste your way through different families “How can you govern a country Here’s your chance. Katie Potts from of cheese, learn tips, ideas and history sold many of his items in Harbor Springs happy to answer any questions about the GW & Joyce Jones which has 246 varieties of cheese?” galleries. This class will run from July class. Contact him at (614) 581-1333 Petoskey Cheese, established in 2015, behind the different cheeses. Learn from Charles de Gaulle Molly Malecek Yerger will teach “Cheese 101—A Tasting” on the 11th Cheesemonger in America. 18-21 from 2:00-4:00. Some students or by e-mail at [email protected]. In Honor Of No Need to Read the Book to Participate in Two Discussion Classes Robert Banwell By Sally Shearer Smith, Education Director Robert Criner Colton Dauler Not all of the book study classes from Excerpts from these books will be used someone would like to read them in their Theresa Harrington the Education Department require stu- as prompts for healthy discussion. Select entirety, but remember it is not required. Catherine & Bill Hauschild dents to read the entire book. The instruc- passages will be shared for the purpose of Each of these classes will provide Robin Pettersen tors in both the “Healing Democracy: through and conversation. Both books interesting and rigorour discussion. All tribute gifts in the 2017 Summer Restoring Our Community’s Spirit” class are on display in the Business Office for Don’t miss out on the opportunity to and “Dealing with Anger” class do not student referencfe., Copies of both books learn, share, reflect, and enjoy the privi- Program reflect activity from March 1, require students to read the entire book. are available in the Bay View Library if lege of life-long learning. 2016 – February 28, 2017. Every ef- fort is made to keep an accurate record of gifts. We apologize for any errors or Don’t Get Stressed! Unclutter Your Nest! omissions. Please contact Anne McDe- Learn how to downsize, declutter, your stuff. Leila Jeanne Greer is a life- people declutter and reorganize. The one vitt, Development Director at 231-347- and reorganize. Whether it’s one room long Bay Viewer who owns Clearing day class is $20 for Bay View members 6225 with any corrections. Corrections or a whole house gain useful organiza- Space, a mindful organizing service. She and $30 for the general public. It will be TOWN CRIER submissions are the will be published in 2017 Town Crier tional strategies to help you open up your hold a M.S. degree from Washington held on Wednesday, July 12, from 2:00- Town Crier is published. issues. space and feel good about repurposing University St. Louis and loves to help 3:30 in Room 13 of Loud Hall. Submissions can be sent to: [email protected]

www.bayviewassociation.org www.bayviewassociation.org Page 14 The Town Crier Friday, July 7, 2017 Friday, July 7, 2017 The Town Crier Page 15 Meet the Mossback Old-time Base Ball Club Tuesday, July 11 Election Changes & Information Submitted by Tracy Datlen, Publicity Chair, Campus Club Annual Meeting Election Information for Voting Members of the Bay View Associaiton Matt Berger of the Petoskey Mossback teristics of sprit, sportsmanship, etiquette game and its bygone era. By Mike Spencer, Bay View Association Executive Director Base Ball Club will be the guest speaker and sometimes the outlandishness of the The Mossbacks have learned to dis- The voting membership approved Time on Friday, August 4, 2017. Wednesday, August 2, 2017, at 5 on Tuesday, July 11 at 7:30 pm play their ginger, swing the amendments to the Bay View p.m. in the Bay View Business Office. at the Campus Club. Matt and You are responsible to conduct your timber, field well struck Association’s By-Laws at the August 3, vote prior to the official end date and Applications for absentee ballot his team play the game as it was balls with their bare hands 2013 Annual Meeting that affect the may be submitted by mail as well, played back when the Bay View time to be officially tallied. Simply and play by a set of rules voting process in 2017. The date of the Voting is a system that ensures no more and must be postmarked by July 6, Association was founded. Come similar to today's game, but Annual Meeting this year is Saturday, 2017. Voting members may go to the learn about old-time base ball as it than one vote per voting member and is with plenty of differences to August 5, 2017. secure, secret, reliable, easy to use, and “Members Only” area of the Bay is played today in Michigan. The make it interesting. View web site where a PDF of the program is free and open to all. The primary change is that voters will may be audited. The voter will enter Campus Club hosts a have the choice of voting electronically. an “elector ID” and a “password” at the absentee ballot request form may be Children and families are warmly printed, filled out, and then emailed invited. (Please note this is the series of Tuesday evening Simply Voting has been hired as the web site. lectures through August independent third-party election pro- to [email protected], correct event and differs from what If the voter chooses to vote by or faxed to 231-347-4330. appeared in the 2017 Summer 15th. All are held at 7:30 vider. The Board of Trustees authorized paper ballot, that option will be Program booklet.) pm and free of charge. the use of Simply Voting at the May available from 8:30 a.m. until noon The absentee voter application The Campus Club build- 23, 2014 board meeting. The voter may at the Annual Meeting on Saturday, must be signed by the voter, per The Petoskey Mossback Base ing is located behind the choose to vote by electronic ballot begin- By-Law 70. No one may sign in Ball Club was formed in 2009 August 5, 2017. Also, absentee bal- Bay View post office next to ning at midnight Eastern Time on July lot requests are available now until receipt of an absentee ballot for any by base ball enthusiasts wanting the croquet court. In addi- 13, 2017, and ending at 8 a.m. Eastern other voter. to bring the origins of today's tion to lectures, the Campus modern game back onto the field. Club offers a full schedule To the casual observer, the most Voting Information Available for Members of Bay View of indoor games and activi- Submitted by the Bay View Business Office notable aspects of the game are ties as well as lawn bowling Voting information will be sent to Bay View website. old-fashioned uniforms and equip- and croquet for adults and voting members of Bay View by Simply ment used by players in the 1800s. families. The voting information packet Beneath the surface are the charac- Voting for the Annual Meeting being includes a letter from executive director, held on Saturday, August 5, 2017. The Mike Specncer, information about two MUSIC & MUNCHIES July 12 features STORYTIME with STRINGS information will be sent on July 12, 2017 proposed by-law amendments, includ- by post. Submitted by Jill Marderness ing a vote yes or vote no opinion for The voting information packet each amendment. In addition, candidate MUSIC & MUNCHIES MI. Ruth is also a and Youth Music Coordinator. Designed being mailed by simply voting is also profiles for the four trustee candidates are introduces instruments and classically trained for young children and the young at available on the “members” area of the available for all members to view. diverse musical styles in a fun pianist and pri- heart, please bring an inquisitive mind and interactive way. A child- vate violin teach- for the question and answer session at Submitted by the Historical Awareness friendly lunch is provided start- er. Her musical each program. (Adults may ask ques- Did You Know? ing at 11:30 on the Evelyn adventures have tions, too!) All family members and Committee Hall Landing Pad, followed by taken her to per- friends are welcome, but the lunch is Did you know that some early visitors This information came a 35-minute interactive pro- form in Costa intended for the children who come to to Bay View arrived with horses, cattle, from the Bay View Archives gram right after the noon bells Rica and Eastern hear the program. Donations are appre- and even swine? It became necessary to in the Board of Trustees sound. Europe, and with ciated to keep these programs going. employ a poundmaster to care for way- Minutes 1887-1894. The ward livestock found wandering around Archives are open from 1-3 MUSIC & MUNCHIES singer/songwrit- Bay View Music Festival student art- ers Michael W. the grounds. Below is an excerpt from on Monday, Wednesday, on Wednesday, July 12 will fea- ists were inspired by programs like these the Schedule of Poundmaster’s Fees for and Friday. ture “Storytime with Strings.” Smith and Amy when they were young. In addition to the Grant. She loves the Bay View Camp Ground Association Be on the lookout for Meet the different mem- “Double the Fun” program on June 28 circa 1891. sharing the joy of featuring this summer’s student artist more fun facts about the bers of the string family and music with oth- For impounding horses-each .75 “old days” in upcoming hear their adventures through wind quintets Quintoskey and The Fifth ers and hopes Wheel, the students performed outreach For impounding cattle- each .50 issues of The Town Crier! an interactive storytime! The Ruth Vanden Bos, Violinist that this program services in Petoskey at the Children’s For impounding swine-each (by coax Pictured left is an program was created by Bay will do just that! View Music Festival student artist, Ruth Learning Center and Hilltop Preschool ing) .50 excerpt from the original, MUSIC & MUNCHIES programs & Daycare. Join us for MUSIC & handwritten Schedule of Vanden Bos, who grew up in Seattle, (by driving) .75 WA. Ruth earned her Bachelor of Arts are provided by the Bay View Music MUNCHIES in Bay View, an experi- Poundmaster’s Fees book. degree in violin performance in 2017 Festival children’s programming course ence that will last a lifetime! from Calvin College in Grand Rapids, led by Jill Marderness, faculty bassoonist

www.bayviewassociation.org www.bayviewassociation.org Page 16 The Town Crier Friday, July 7, 2017 MUSEUM 2017 EXHIBITOPENED Please contact Lisa Loyd for more Bay View Briefs... Thanks to the generosity of donations information. 616-560-7215. Hope you Reminder for Electronic Voting: and loans to the Bay View Historical will join us. 2017 members vote either online or Museum for this summer’s display of Join the Operations Committee by absentee ballot, not both. A member WW1 and WW2, the committee mem- The Operations Committee is on who plans to vote electronically in the bers have determined that it is now pos- the lookout for new volunteer members 2017 election does not need to complete sible to dedicate the 2017 exhibit exclu- to advise the Superintendent, Executive an absentee ballot request. An absentee sively to WW1 and the summer of 2018 Director and Board of Trustees on issues ballot request is only completed by a to WW2. Nevertheless the Museum con- relating to traffic, streets and sidewalks, voting member who will not attend the tinues to welcome artifacts, clothing and security and other utilities in Bay View. Annual Meeting on Saturday, August 5, memorabilia for both wars. Please con- The committee would like to expand 2017 and will vote by paper ballot either tact Sophie McGee (231-347-9596) or its membership to include generational by post or in the Bay View Business Anne Lewis (231-622-8591), co-chairs. representation of Bay View. If inter- Office. Women’s Bible Study ested in joining the committee, please An elector ID and password for elec- Please join us for Women’s Bible contact Steve Watson at rswatson_1@ tronic voting will be sent by email on Study, held each Friday morning at 9:30 yahoo.com. July 12, 2017 to members that have an in the Campus Club building. We are The American Experience Week email address. Electronic voting begins studying Ephesians and Philippians this Those who last year heard at midnight Eastern Time on July 13, summer. No homework and no prior 2017 and ends at 8:00 a.m. on Friday, knowledge is required. Just bring your David Kennedy’s American Experience August 4th. Bible and we will discuss what we have Lectures, as well as those who regret having missed them, now have the opportu- Mark Your Calendar for read together. Drop in any or all Fridays through August 11. nity to hear them again on the member’s Treasuresin the Trees! The Bay View Literary Magazine section of the Bay View Website. There is Morning Council’s marketplace in an audio file for the second week present- Fairview Park will be July 22nd from 9 We hope you’ve enjoyed the 2016 a.m. - 12 p.m. Plan to come shop for art, issue of “The Bay View Literary ers (in reverse order) of the five lectures. antiques, crafts, “too good to toss” items, Magazine.” Many thanks to our friends Its Time for the Annual Pancake baked goods, etc. If you’d like a booth, and neighbors who have shared their Breakfast! contact Dana at dana.blake@sbcglobal. thoughts with us! If you’d like to submit Men of Bay View Annual Men’s net or 248-210-4072. If you are clean- your writing for the 2017 issue, Pancake Breakfast and ing out your cottage and have items to please email your poems, essays, Retreat Saturday, July donate, hold onto them; more info to memoirs, short fiction or art- 15th, 7:30 a.m. to come! work (images) about Bay View 11:30 a.m. will be held or any topic, to scottdrinkall@ Lawn Bowling Courts Open For in Evelyn Hall. Daniel hotmail.com. We look forward Moser will be our retreat Play Starting Monday, June 19 from1:15 to hearing from you; please send leader. To register and p.m. until 3:00 p.m. and every Monday, submissions by June 30. Also, we are for more information, contact Jay Crouse Wednesday and Friday throughout the looking for a co-editor to join the team. at [email protected] or 941.320.0271. season, lawn bowling courts will be open. The workload is flexible and minimal. If ATTENTION: Gentle YogAlign All levels of skill are welcome to play this interested please contact Scott Drinkall enjoyable sport. Instructors will be pres- or Marjorie Bayes. for Every Body Class Correction ent for beginners. Lear Jetty Golf Cart There is plenty of room in this class for more people! A glitch in our online Mark your calendars and start assem- The Lear Jetty 6 passenger Golf Cart system said the class was full, but it is bling your teams for the following tour- is available for you to be picked up and not!! Don’t miss this opportunity to naments: returned for Sunday Vespers. Please call harmonize your body, mind, and spirit Fred Faust, (520) 907-3469. • Mixed Trebles (at least one player of as you build strength, flexibility, and each gender) Wed. July 19 Pianists Needed! balance. In this gentle yoga class you’ll • Doubles Wed. July 26 The Crouse Chapel Altar Guild learn the pain-free way to tone your • Singles - Wed. August 2. would love your help! We are look- core, improve your posture and man- Pickleball: Pickleball has started for ing for a few new pianists to provide age stress. Chris Howell is a Registered the summer. We play on Tuesdays and music for one or two Sunday morning Yoga Teacher (RYT200) and YogaAlign Fridays from 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 Communion Services in Crouse Chapel instructor. She has earned a certificate in p.m. Please join us on the Water Street from 9:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. Pianists coor- Therapeutic Yoga for Seniors from Duke Courts. Don’t know how to play? We dinate hymn selections with the Sunday University’s Integrative Health Center. will teach you. The only requirement is celebrants. You could provide a great Register now and experience the great joining the Tennis Club. For questions, service to Bay View in this special way! health benefits of this class.! Chair Yoga contact Steve Turkal at (231)348-3478. is held downstairs in Loud Hall Room www.bayviewassociation.org 13.