Beaver Island 2005-09 September Beacon

September 2005 $2.50 Beaver Beacon

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some stories in this issue: A visit to the Squaw Island Lighthouse Kite Surfing on Donegal Bay; Skip and Larry save the Tesoro Annual CMU Art Show; Island’s First Grader displayed at Heritage Park Beaver Island News and Events, History, People, Places, Photography, Art, and more... contents September 2005

McDonough's Market Since 1933 On America's Beautiful "Emerald Isle" 38240 Michigan Avenue Beaver Island, MI 49782 (231) 448-2733 Full line of groceries. Custom-cut meat. Fresh produce, Beer, Wine, Liquor, Block & cube ice. Movie rentals. Post cards. Beaver Island clothing, Hardware, Toys, Public Telephone. Small & major appliances, Greeting cards, Notary service. Michigan lottery. Fax, Money Fresh bakery items daily, espresso, cappuccino, deli salads, orders & transfers, Island maps. News from the Townships ...... 4. Beaver Beacon sandwiches, pizza, ice cream, soft drinks, and much more! CMU Art Show a Big Hit with Islanders ...... 6. the Island Monthly since 1955 Eat in or take out. (231) 448-2736. www.mcdonoughsmarket.com Death by Island, the first installment of a serial murder mystery ...... 11. Published by Paradise Bay Press Kiteboarding - sport’s cutting edge comes to Donegal Bay ...... 12. Beaver Beacon On This Date ...... 14. P.O. Box 254 Skip and Larry save the Tesoro ...... 18. Beaver Island, MI 49782 A Day Trip to the Squaw Island Light ...... 19. (231) 448-2476 ISLAND AIRWAYS BIRHC Silent Auction–Fashion Tea A Great Success ...... 23. www.beaverbeacon.com One Hundred Years Ago (the cable arrived) ...... 24. Editors / Owners PABI Endowed Chair Campaign Underway ...... 28. Jeff Cashman Fly to Beaver Island The Micro Photography of Carl Ray ...... 29. [email protected] In Memory: Ernie Martin, “JUG” Edith Eileen (Gatliff) Flynn ...... 30. The Island’s First Road Grader finds a new Home ...... 32. William Cashman Providing more than 60 years of continuous service [email protected] Baroque on Beaver – and Beyond: Beautiful Music ...... 33. 1945-2005 Thanks to the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians ...... 36. Contributors Joyce Bartels Peter Plastrik Discover Beaver Island The Beaver Beacon welcomes Island Stories, Articles, and Letters to the Editor Rich Gillespie Carl Ray and would like to thank all those who call and e-mail with news and events. Joe Moore ! 15 minute flights to and from Beaver Island daily ! Numerous flights daily throughout the year Subscription: New or Renewal Gift Subscription ! Please call ahead for reservations ! Year round freight provider - we are happy to haul big or small Name Name ! Air Tours and Color Tours available Address Address Personal Travel City State Zip City State Zip ! Airline connections made easy (Pellston, Traverse City, & Escanaba) $28.00 / Year Standard Rate Postage Gift From ! Year-round service. Call for rates and reservations $36.00 / Year First Class Mail (faster & forwarded) Message for the gift card ! Let us come to your hometown and pick you up! Please Mail to: The Beaver Beacon . Box 254, Beaver Island, MI 49782 Toll Free (800) 524-6895 Charlevoix (231) 547-2141 Beaver Island (231) 448-2071 www.islandairways.com contents September 2005

For all your book ordering needs News from the Townships Island expects another fun Bite of Beaver & Boodle BRIDGE St. James Town Board which should be done every 5 years but STREET A number of announcements hasn't for the previous eight to ten. The BOOK were made at the August meeting. Board approved making the current SHOP The BIRHC had received a $15,000 draft available at the Library for the grant from the Grand Traverse Band required 95 days of public comment–if So many ways to stay in touch... of Chippewa and Odawa Indians. The Peaine agrees. OPEN 7 DAYS YEAR-ROUND Municipal Marina was up by 175 night check-ins from last year. The Peaine Board 407 Bridge Street six businesses not yet hooked up to At its quickest meeting ever, Peaine Charlevoix, MI 49720 the Town Septic System, Phase I, joined St. James in agreeing to publish (231) 547-7323 would be contacted by the Township the rough draft of the joint township Mas- Toll Free Nationwide Attorney and told about the conse- ter Plan. The draft is now available at the The Bridge Street quences of not following the state Library and online at www.peaine.org or (800) 729-3949 Book Shop law. And Jason Allen would host a www.charlevoixcounty.org. Will this year’s Island Boodle be even better than the second which was even better than the first? We hope so! Fax (231) 547-0416 meeting at Dalwhinnie about services As a result of the public meeting to On Saturday October 1st, starting at 17", contain “Bite of Beaver Island, (2Web-Site31) 5 charlevoixbooks.com47 7323 for seniors. discuss the roads, a Road Options Com- 10:00 a.m., the 3rd Annual Island Boodle October 01, 2005, Holy Cross Hall 1- Special Orders Welcome! The supporters of Arranmore mittee was formed, consisting of Pete 5K Run/Walk will take place along the 5pm” and a form of, or space for, the Park offered to pay for installing and LoDico, Pam Grassmick, John Fogg, beautiful harbor of Paradise Bay. Med- Chamber logo. See www.beaver maintaining landscaping to the for- Paul Glendon, Lars Larson, Dennis als for 1st - 3rd place for assorted age cate- island.org or call (231) 448-2505 for mer power plant lot, by holding fund- Cady, Jack Kelly, and John Works. gories will be given out at the Shamrock details. First place gets $100. raisers to pay for shrubs, trees, and The Town Hall was thoroughly at the conclusion of the Boodle, along Several local stores have organized BIPOA benches–some privacy, but nothing sprayed for ants. with t-shirts for all participants. For a collective Merchant Open House obstructive. Wolverine Power was more information, call Gail and Mike from 12:00 - 8:00 so people (including Beaver Island ! Scuba Instruction & Certification still negotiating with St. James, hop- Aerial Photography Weede at (231) 448-3195 or 448-2708. Islanders) can visit the Beaver Boat- Property Owners Association ing for some kind of tax abatement to In late April of 2004, Charlevoix From 1:00 to 5:00, the Parish Hall tique, Cole’s Island Gallery, Montaage, ! Snorkeling Join Now! Keep in touch with reduce their cost–possibly by a 99- County acquired new, highly detailed, will be the site of the Bite of Beaver Seven Sisters, Whimsy, Eastwind Spa, ! Specialty Diving Classes Beaver Island events likely to year lease at a matching annual rate. countywide aerial photography, includ- food festival, where professional and Shipwreck Shirts, Livingstone Studio, affect you and your property. Ellen Hill said she had researched ing of Beaver Island. This photography amateur chefs sell small portions of and the Toy Museum for special sales, ! Sunset Cruises Michigan communities that allowed will be used to improve public safety, their favorite fare. Last year’s sellouts and door prizes–a reward for all their Receive Island Currents, our ! Out-Island Adventures regular BIPOA newsletter. the use of such vehicles as golf carts provide land use planning resources, included rack of lamb, grilled shrimp, loyal customers, and, of course, in case on the streets, and offered to share her and support emergency response plan- escargot, and a wide variety of scrump- you were too busy to see everything ! Unique Wedding Ceremonies Visit our web site: information. Supervisor Don Vyse ning activities. www.beaverisland.net/bipoa tious desserts. Beer, wine, and pop are new that was on display during the guessed that passing an ordinance The project was directed by the also available at the festival–along with event-filled summer! Contact: Annette Dashiell, would be required. County’s GIS Department, which music and a whole lot of fun! Later, head to the Island’s favor- Treasurer at (231) 448-2542 (231) 448-3195 In response to a question the secured $35,000 in grant funding. You The Youth Consortium will oversee ite watering hole, the Shamrock, for Beaver Island Property Owners Association supervisor said that both townships can view the images online at autumn crafts for the younger set, an evening of live music. P. O. Box 390 were working through the challenges www.charlevoixcounty.org; it’s easy to Also an evening of Irish music and Beaver Island, MI 49782 along with showing them how to use an www.paradisebaydiveshop.com of updating the Island’s master plan, zoom in on your special places. old-fashioned cider press. dancing is slated for Holy Cross Hall. An apple pie contest is open to all. “OVER 10 YEARS OF ISLAND EXPERIENCE” Prizes from Montaage and Whimsy will Floral Designs st nd GORDON'S AUTO CLINIC be awarded to the 1 and 2 place win- by Colleen ners. Afterwards John Fiegen will auc- Full Service Auto Repair CHRIS J. JEFFREY tion off the two winning pies, with the McDonough’s Weddings Funerals proceeds going to the baker’s favorite Winter Storage Market – CUSTOM TILE & STONE – Island charity! Bring an entire pie to the Gordon's Fresh Arrangements Winter Snow Plowing Auto Hall kitchen between 11:00 a.m. and Clinic – HARDWOOD FLOORING – Corsages Weekly Specials 1:00 p.m. on Oct. 1 with your name on Vehicle Pick-Up Bedding Plants Plant Care the bottom. Judging will take place at & Delivery Service UNIQUE EXTREME ARTISTIC 2:45. Winners will be announced and Dried and Silk Arrangements FREE ESTIMATES the auction held at 3:00. Questions - call 24-hour Wrecker Service Colleen Currier-Hart Elaine West (448-2377.) Year-round Auto Rental (810) 531-4532 (Beaver Island Related) A “Bite of Beaver Island” (231) 547 -1130 Poster Contest is also in the works, and GORDON HEIKKA, OWNER 1 -800 -408 -1130 prints of the winning entry will be avail- (231) 448-2438 AVAILABLE ANYTIME APRIL THRU DECEMBER Michigan Certified Master Mechanic MI10391 1516 S. Bridge St. Charlevoix, MI able for purchase. The deadline to enter P.O. Box 175, St James, MI 49782 REFERENCES AVAILABLE is September 9th (entries must be 11" x 4. 5.

Sean McNeil Doug Chambers Jan Gerson with her new painting and artist Pat Tinney – 2005 Best in Show Connie Weasel CMU Art Show a big hit with Islanders On August 8th the Island immerse themselves in an many cottage-owning, art- Girl; Pinky’s seals; the light- seemed to be more playful- of their craft. Pat Tinney, known for the Most of the exhibiting artists was treated once again to the intense learning experience. collecting patrons. house; the ferry) struck a ness expressed in the art, as Last year’s winner of deft precision with which sold at least one work during annual CMU Art Show at the The camaraderie and the nar- Some things were remi- familiar note, as did a certain if the artists were sure “Best in Show,” Martin she identifies and captures the brief show: hang at noon Bio Station, the culmination row focus on art make these niscent of past years, but tranquil aura; many different enough about their talent and Sielinski, was present but our unique ambiance. She’s (using whatever’s avail- of a class in which 28 stu- two weeks so enjoyable that some things were different. styles were on display, but skill to experiment, to not be did not compete, and conse- pictured above with Jan able); open the show at 1:00; dents (many of whom are most of the students come The appearance of Island none that were based on exac- excessively worried about quently relinquished his title Gerson, who has purchased close down at 3:00; and head teachers themselves) back, year after year–as do landmarks (the American erbating tension. And there the technical requirements to long-time Island favorite several of her paintings. Continued on page 8.

Kathleen McDonald Jon Bouck Leta Hollaway Joanne Symons

Doug Chambers Martin Sielinski Pat Tinney Doug Chambers

Martin Sielinski Sean McNeil Doug Chambers Kathleen McDonald Judi Nyerges-Beaudoin Ron Franzen 6. 7.

Kathleen McDonald Jon Bouck Leta Hollaway Joanne Symons

Doug Chambers Martin Sielinski Pat Tinney Doug Chambers

Martin Sielinski Sean McNeil Doug Chambers Kathleen McDonald Judi Nyerges-Beaudoin Ron Franzen 8. 9.

Lani Warner Sara Mullen Lani Warner Judi Nyerges-Beaudoin Pat Tinney Judi Nyerges-Beaudoin Sara Mullen Catherine Rehbein Jon Bouck Leta Hollaway CMU Art Show, from page 7. at the Shamrock in the eve- always another boat. One of them, Judi Nyerges- from the Art Shows on her plays golf) started the Bouck next spring’s Grand Rapids common: they were all for the ferry at 4:00–unless ning, a well-deserved It was good to chat with Beaudoin, who also teaches website (jnbartteacher.com). Brothers Gallery–and is plan- Party. Despite their differ- moved and changed by hav- they opt to let their hair down reward. After all, there’s the regular artists again. art, has been posting images Jon Bouck (think beaver ning a special opening for ences, they had one thing in ing come to Beaver Island.

Leta Hollaway Ron Franzen

Doug Chambers Doug Chambers Jon Bouck Judi Nyerges-Beaudoin

Leta Hollaway Ron Franzen

Doug Chambers Doug Chambers Jon Bouck Judi Nyerges-Beaudoin

Sean McNeil Kathleen McDonald Doug Chambers Ron Franzen Joan Pence Doug Chambers Inland Auto Mobile and Land Based Repair 27 years experience in the business Friendly Service Michigan master certified in automotive light and heavy trucks We repair heavy equipment. Jeff Connor Proprietor Visit Livingstone Studio or my web site for Beaver Island Cellphone: one-of-a-kind glass bead jewelry! (231) 838-0019 10. 11. Dear Island Friends, Death by Island Just wanted to let you know that all Glendon, Connie Wojan, Barb Spencer, eral others helped cover expenses. And by Peter Plastrik the harassing I did in May has paid off to Jenny Jacobson, Lindsey Stewart, and Ed Wojan (never seen but always there The Beacon is delighted to present a serial murder mystery set on Beaver Island, with succeeding chapters presented support a very worthy cause: the Bea- Erika Shankland; the Hall loaned to us for help!) as well as Bill McDonough. continuously in successive issues until the mystery is solved–hopefully by next summer. Any resemblance between these ver Island Rural Health Center. by EIRT as well as some great entertain- We can't forget those who helped with characters and those you see on Beaver is only because Islanders make such indelible impressions: The Fashion Tea, with over 90 in ment by four of their singer/actors. the sign-up sheets, copying, posting, attendance, combined with the Silent And who can ever say enough answering phone calls and keeping me Episode One fall would arrive on a northern wind and over the edge. A red sea kayak, a Auction, raised over $7500! This was about Lisa Gillespie and her special tal- sane: the staff of BIRHC! Thank you Kayak Ken Bruland was lingering settle in. Tourists and snowbirds would Canadian-made Looksha IV, all 16 feet such a nice event to attend: summery ent of moderating (with humor), as well Betty, Donna, Sue, Connie, Pam and over a cup of coffee at a quiet table in leave, and the few hundred year-round of it, lay in the water, tied to the dock. A fashions by the Beaver Boat-tique, as the artistry of Doris Larson; she got Joe. The Silent Auction alone brought the Stoney Acre Grill. It had been a residents would down-shift into a woman, motionless, was sprawled in (thank you Donna and Louise and mod- things rolling with one of her famous in $5,800 so I need to thank all the busi- long day on the water in the sun, school- slower rhythm after a season of busily the cockpit. els Jayne Bailey, Sue Solle, Kathy poetry renditions and filled in with a ness donors, who are listed in the Presi- ing novice kayakers on paddling and serving vacationers. Ken recoiled, then glanced again at Blalock, Mary Gillingham, Florence funny story to keep the show flowing. dent’s article and also displayed on a rescue techniques. His ribs ached a bit Turning at the corner of Forest the scene. The kayak was one of his Neumann and escort Jim Gillingham); The event began with the smiles of donor board in the lobby of the Health from where he'd been gored by a kayak Avenue and Main Street, where 150 own, a fiberglass veteran of the swells food from Stoney Acre Grill (kudos to greeters Skip McDonough and Mary Center, as well as the people who bid steered by a teenager. Suddenly he years earlier Beaver Island’s one and and winds of Lake Michigan. It should Liam and Marilyn); desserts from Cook. Behind-the-scenes helpers Paul and won all the prizes. Enjoy your win- twitched in his chair; the walkie-talkie only “Mormon King,” James Jesse have been a half mile away, hanging on Dalwhinnie and Whole Foods; flowers Glendon, Bruce Jacobson, John Harris, nings and know that you gave to support on his belt was squawking–a call for Strang, had been assassinated, Ken struts at his harbor-side shack. What by Bob Hoogendoorn topped off by and Keith and Brian Grassmick hauled a worthy cause. emergency medical help. headed toward the dock. Staring the heck was it doing here? And where Barb Murphy, assorted teas donated by tables, made, painted and posted signs; Remember our slogan “Give for the “Code one… Caller reports woman through the dusty windshield, he spied was the paddle that he habitually Whole Foods; tables donated by Jon and thank you guys. Don Spencer, Davi health of it!” Thanks for the pleasure of on… (garble, garble) boat dock… the new, imposing iron fence skirting attached to the kayak? Sally Fogg and decorated by Anne Stein, Charlevoix State Bank, and sev- serving this community. – Leonor (garble) in a kayak.” Ken frowned. It the dock, courtesy of government funds Focusing, he could see that the didn't make sense– someone at the dock for post-9/11 security. It was hard to woman was young and athletic, Emergency Responses Up! Emergency Transports Normal! by Joe Moore needing help so many hours after the picture anyone wanting to blow up the probably in her mid 20s. She had short From January 1, 2005, to August 21, gency responses this summer equals one the Exam for Emergency Medical Tech- last ferry run, and what was that about a Emerald Isle, the big passenger-and-car red hair, little more than a buzz cut. It 2005, BIEMS had 57 emergency every other day. Our staff work right nicians: Christy Albin, Donna Kubic, kayak? He left immediately, without ferry whose twin 1,500-horsepower seemed aflame even in moonlight. She responses; 33% were taken to the Health alongside the BIRHC during the emer- and Sarah McCafferty. High School paying. Running a tab was part of being engines propelled it through the 30 looked lifeless, was probably dead, not Center (BIRHC) and care was trans- gencies even if they are resolved here on students who passed the First Responder in a small community where everyone miles of lake between island and just unconscious. There wasn't a mark ferred to the BIRHC staff. In another Beaver Island at the BIRHC. Exam were Emily Gray, Christine knew everyone, cash flow was often mainland. It was even harder to see anywhere on her, no blood either. It third, patients received the needed emer- Our local EMS has also been McDonough, and John Albin. One adult tight, and businessmen were unusually how the fence would stop someone was easy to tell, since she was stark gency care right here by the BIRHC pro- involved in search and rescue operations also passed this, Adam Wirth. relaxed about collecting what was determined to try; you could get onto naked. viders. Thank you BIRHC staff, and this year. One time BIEMS helped res- BIEMS education programs for the owed them. the dock by approaching it from the White eyes under cover of darkness thank you BIRHC Board of Directors. cue four teenagers suffering from hypo- coming year include a paramedic pro- He drove his not-so-trusty minivan beach, but maybe a terrorist from the watched the men at the end of the dock. Northflight has transported 26% of thermia from extended exposure. gram to run from September 2005 to the mile into St. James. Night had mainland wouldn't notice. Things had gone wrong. He loved her, the emergency patients. The USCG heli- BIEMS located two lost individuals on May 2006 and another Medical First fallen a while ago on Paradise Bay, a The big sliding gate was open and always had, always would–but she had copter has transported 15%; local air Garden. This rescue involved several Responder program from January half-moon was already high. Earlier, a ahead Ken could see the deputy given him no choice. It wasn't the first transport has handled 8%. In 18% a EMS members and an all-night search. through May 2006. If interested, please late summer storm had spun up, pelting sheriff’s white SUV and the silhouette time she'd pushed him into a corner, but patient did not need to be transported. If these adventures were not contact BIEMS Board Members Gerald the Island with rain, wind, and waves, of the deputy himself, who was peering it was the last. He was shivering A full 50% did not require transport enough, BIEMS successfully educated LaFreniere, chairperson; Ken Bruland, but all was calm now. The slow purple into the darkness at the end of the wide, uncontrollably. He had to get dry. His to the mainland. This doesn't mean several high school students and adults vice-chairperson; Karen Whitecraft, sec- sunsets of summer would soon be a paved dock. He jumped out of the van heart was pounding. Things had gone BIEMS hasn’t been busy. The 41 emer- in the community. Three adults passed retary; or Cindy Cushman, treasurer. memory; in a few weeks the coolness of with his emergency gear and looked out terribly wrong. . . . Ryan Smith Construction MB MOONEY / BELLOWS Ron Wojan - General Contractor Inc. Licensed Contractor Quality Built Homes EC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS BURRIS with attention to detail Remodels Integrity “We’re Not In the Business To Shock You” and customer satisfaction. Additions Efficiency Don Mooney MASONRY We build a variety of New Construction Quality Craftsmanship Over 35 Years Experience projects from small Block Basements & Crawl Spaces cabins to Lodges. We Roofing, Siding, Replacement Windows Electrical Repair & Troubleshooting are a licensed builder Residential & Commercial Wiring with over 25 years

P.O. Box 94 “not retired” experience on Beaver Ryan Smith Island. Beaver Island Michigan 49782 P.O. Box 331 . Beaver Island, MI 49782 448-2213 (231) 448-2400 [email protected] (231) 448-2601 (231) 448-2456 36869 Kings Highway Beaver Island Michigan 49782 10. 11. Dear Island Friends, Death by Island Just wanted to let you know that all Glendon, Connie Wojan, Barb Spencer, eral others helped cover expenses. And by Peter Plastrik the harassing I did in May has paid off to Jenny Jacobson, Lindsey Stewart, and Ed Wojan (never seen but always there The Beacon is delighted to present a serial murder mystery set on Beaver Island, with succeeding chapters presented support a very worthy cause: the Bea- Erika Shankland; the Hall loaned to us for help!) as well as Bill McDonough. continuously in successive issues until the mystery is solved–hopefully by next summer. Any resemblance between these ver Island Rural Health Center. by EIRT as well as some great entertain- We can't forget those who helped with characters and those you see on Beaver is only because Islanders make such indelible impressions: The Fashion Tea, with over 90 in ment by four of their singer/actors. the sign-up sheets, copying, posting, attendance, combined with the Silent And who can ever say enough answering phone calls and keeping me Episode One fall would arrive on a northern wind and over the edge. A red sea kayak, a Auction, raised over $7500! This was about Lisa Gillespie and her special tal- sane: the staff of BIRHC! Thank you Kayak Ken Bruland was lingering settle in. Tourists and snowbirds would Canadian-made Looksha IV, all 16 feet such a nice event to attend: summery ent of moderating (with humor), as well Betty, Donna, Sue, Connie, Pam and over a cup of coffee at a quiet table in leave, and the few hundred year-round of it, lay in the water, tied to the dock. A fashions by the Beaver Boat-tique, as the artistry of Doris Larson; she got Joe. The Silent Auction alone brought the Stoney Acre Grill. It had been a residents would down-shift into a woman, motionless, was sprawled in (thank you Donna and Louise and mod- things rolling with one of her famous in $5,800 so I need to thank all the busi- long day on the water in the sun, school- slower rhythm after a season of busily the cockpit. els Jayne Bailey, Sue Solle, Kathy poetry renditions and filled in with a ness donors, who are listed in the Presi- ing novice kayakers on paddling and serving vacationers. Ken recoiled, then glanced again at Blalock, Mary Gillingham, Florence funny story to keep the show flowing. dent’s article and also displayed on a rescue techniques. His ribs ached a bit Turning at the corner of Forest the scene. The kayak was one of his Neumann and escort Jim Gillingham); The event began with the smiles of donor board in the lobby of the Health from where he'd been gored by a kayak Avenue and Main Street, where 150 own, a fiberglass veteran of the swells food from Stoney Acre Grill (kudos to greeters Skip McDonough and Mary Center, as well as the people who bid steered by a teenager. Suddenly he years earlier Beaver Island’s one and and winds of Lake Michigan. It should Liam and Marilyn); desserts from Cook. Behind-the-scenes helpers Paul and won all the prizes. Enjoy your win- twitched in his chair; the walkie-talkie only “Mormon King,” James Jesse have been a half mile away, hanging on Dalwhinnie and Whole Foods; flowers Glendon, Bruce Jacobson, John Harris, nings and know that you gave to support on his belt was squawking–a call for Strang, had been assassinated, Ken struts at his harbor-side shack. What by Bob Hoogendoorn topped off by and Keith and Brian Grassmick hauled a worthy cause. emergency medical help. headed toward the dock. Staring the heck was it doing here? And where Barb Murphy, assorted teas donated by tables, made, painted and posted signs; Remember our slogan “Give for the “Code one… Caller reports woman through the dusty windshield, he spied was the paddle that he habitually Whole Foods; tables donated by Jon and thank you guys. Don Spencer, Davi health of it!” Thanks for the pleasure of on… (garble, garble) boat dock… the new, imposing iron fence skirting attached to the kayak? Sally Fogg and decorated by Anne Stein, Charlevoix State Bank, and sev- serving this community. – Leonor (garble) in a kayak.” Ken frowned. It the dock, courtesy of government funds Focusing, he could see that the didn't make sense– someone at the dock for post-9/11 security. It was hard to woman was young and athletic, Emergency Responses Up! Emergency Transports Normal! by Joe Moore needing help so many hours after the picture anyone wanting to blow up the probably in her mid 20s. She had short From January 1, 2005, to August 21, gency responses this summer equals one the Exam for Emergency Medical Tech- last ferry run, and what was that about a Emerald Isle, the big passenger-and-car red hair, little more than a buzz cut. It 2005, BIEMS had 57 emergency every other day. Our staff work right nicians: Christy Albin, Donna Kubic, kayak? He left immediately, without ferry whose twin 1,500-horsepower seemed aflame even in moonlight. She responses; 33% were taken to the Health alongside the BIRHC during the emer- and Sarah McCafferty. High School paying. Running a tab was part of being engines propelled it through the 30 looked lifeless, was probably dead, not Center (BIRHC) and care was trans- gencies even if they are resolved here on students who passed the First Responder in a small community where everyone miles of lake between island and just unconscious. There wasn't a mark ferred to the BIRHC staff. In another Beaver Island at the BIRHC. Exam were Emily Gray, Christine knew everyone, cash flow was often mainland. It was even harder to see anywhere on her, no blood either. It third, patients received the needed emer- Our local EMS has also been McDonough, and John Albin. One adult tight, and businessmen were unusually how the fence would stop someone was easy to tell, since she was stark gency care right here by the BIRHC pro- involved in search and rescue operations also passed this, Adam Wirth. relaxed about collecting what was determined to try; you could get onto naked. viders. Thank you BIRHC staff, and this year. One time BIEMS helped res- BIEMS education programs for the owed them. the dock by approaching it from the White eyes under cover of darkness thank you BIRHC Board of Directors. cue four teenagers suffering from hypo- coming year include a paramedic pro- He drove his not-so-trusty minivan beach, but maybe a terrorist from the watched the men at the end of the dock. Northflight has transported 26% of thermia from extended exposure. gram to run from September 2005 to the mile into St. James. Night had mainland wouldn't notice. Things had gone wrong. He loved her, the emergency patients. The USCG heli- BIEMS located two lost individuals on May 2006 and another Medical First fallen a while ago on Paradise Bay, a The big sliding gate was open and always had, always would–but she had copter has transported 15%; local air Garden. This rescue involved several Responder program from January half-moon was already high. Earlier, a ahead Ken could see the deputy given him no choice. It wasn't the first transport has handled 8%. In 18% a EMS members and an all-night search. through May 2006. If interested, please late summer storm had spun up, pelting sheriff’s white SUV and the silhouette time she'd pushed him into a corner, but patient did not need to be transported. If these adventures were not contact BIEMS Board Members Gerald the Island with rain, wind, and waves, of the deputy himself, who was peering it was the last. He was shivering A full 50% did not require transport enough, BIEMS successfully educated LaFreniere, chairperson; Ken Bruland, but all was calm now. The slow purple into the darkness at the end of the wide, uncontrollably. He had to get dry. His to the mainland. This doesn't mean several high school students and adults vice-chairperson; Karen Whitecraft, sec- sunsets of summer would soon be a paved dock. He jumped out of the van heart was pounding. Things had gone BIEMS hasn’t been busy. The 41 emer- in the community. Three adults passed retary; or Cindy Cushman, treasurer. memory; in a few weeks the coolness of with his emergency gear and looked out terribly wrong. . . . Ryan Smith Construction MB MOONEY / BELLOWS Ron Wojan - General Contractor Inc. Licensed Contractor Quality Built Homes EC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS BURRIS with attention to detail Remodels Integrity “We’re Not In the Business To Shock You” and customer satisfaction. Additions Efficiency Don Mooney MASONRY We build a variety of New Construction Quality Craftsmanship Over 35 Years Experience projects from small Block Basements & Crawl Spaces cabins to Lodges. We Roofing, Siding, Replacement Windows Electrical Repair & Troubleshooting are a licensed builder Residential & Commercial Wiring with over 25 years

On the mornings of August 8th and “What the heck is this?” at Deerwood as a wedding present, and truly amazing. the kite swoops and darts as it gets a bite Mark doesn't teach kiteboarding 9th the residents of Donegal Bay, drawn This was kiteboarding–Beaver the Detroit-area couple came prepared As exciting as the sport is, it is of the wind can sometimes spook on- any longer, but he's constantly conduct- to their windows by gusting winds, Island’s introduction to what is being for fun. Mark, a certified PASA instruc- equally dangerous. Extreme care has to lookers as much as a bat in a bedroom. ing research and trying the many new looked out at a thrilling sight: Mark called the world’s fastest growing water tor, brought three kites, a 10-meter, a be taken. The powerful but thin 30m Yet Mark is experienced enough after kites, taking notes on their performance Kuban skimming magically back and sport (although the nearest school is no 14, and the 17 pictured here, to be ready cords attached to the kite that let the op- years of kiteboarding the Great Lakes characteristics. Hopefully he's formed forth over the tips of the whitecapped closer than Traverse City.) 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Box 474 Service (231) 448-2167 Beaver Island, MI 49782 Beautiful Rooms, 2-bedroom Suites, & Conference Room 231.448.2376 14. 15. On This Date Ten Years Ago Beaver Island pre- At The Rainbow Bar and Grill, and aver- Mooney and had two more sons Tagged fish were being caught, with the teaching staff, with hold-overs Sister upturn in whitefish saw Charlie Martin pared to shake off its label of always aged 100 people in the audience for the (LaDonnis and Eugene.) their height, weight, and location trans- Nancy, Sister Agatha, and Grant Hart, setting pound nets around Hog. Rain- being “twenty years behind the main- first two shows. Next up they planned to Twenty Years Ago Kevin Green mitted to CMU’s Bio Station. plus part-timers Shirley Gladish (librar- bow trout were biting at Fox Lake, but land” and move to the front of the line present Dracula. presented a plan (outlined by county The Civic was raffling off a Cab- ian), Orval Anderson (shop and yarn- some anglers were surprised to also pull –by applying for two grants, each of Final approval was granted to close prosecutor Kraag Liberman) to St. bage Patch doll to raise money for the making), and Sister Frederica. up bluegills and sunfish. which would allow the Library to begin Clifton Avenue, whose unbuilt right-of- James Township for its merger with planned Memorial to the Dead at Sea. Liz Gallagher was honored by Pres- J o h n n y G r e e n ’s b a r n o n providing Internet access. Both grants way crossed the ball field. Peaine. The Town Board adopted it and The Civic also sponsored a Sunset ident Gerald Ford on her 93rd birthday. Darkeytown caught fire and burned to would be funded by fines charged A grant request was made that was set a date for the first public hearing; Cruise on the South Shore. An anony- Noni Gallagher celebrated her 95th and the ground; forty years later the field- Ameritech for having overbilled its cus- intended to fund paved roads: the King’s Peaine would have to hold separate pub- mous donor added $1,000 to the fund. got a letter of congratulations from Gov- stone foundation can still be seen. tomers $1.59 each. Anticipated costs Highway; Paid een Og’s Road to the lic hearings. Marcella Vogt died while participat- ernor Milliken–and then, a few days Hugh Harley in Donegal began writ- were $13,000 for a “modem bay” and Municipal Airport; and the East Side Evan Karnes retroactively approved ing in a Vision Quest on Garden Island. later, a card from President Ford. And ing a series of articles about Beaver $8,000 for the first year’s operation. Drive to the Welke Airport. the emergency work done on his prop- The ritual included a 3-day fast. Her then, a few days later still, this lifelong Island for the Irish papers. Argosy maga- Senator Phil Hoffman and three col- Passings noted included Jack Mar- erty to contain and control the rapidly body was sent to Boston for burial. Democrat got a card from Senator Mike zine mentioned Beaver Island in an arti- leagues read into the record a commen- tin, Archie Minor, and Lizzie Mooney. rising Font Lake. The Beacon welcomed new resi- Mansfield (Dem, IL), her favorite politi- cle about ferries in the U.S.A. dation of our Transfer Station and its Martin, 83, retired to Beaver Island from Greenpeace visited Beaver Island-- dents: Mike McGinnity and his family, cian, who learned of her milestone from A record narrated by Raymond manager, Dennis Cieslak. Buick, bought the Rectory, and created as part of its campaign to educate people who became our chief care provider; David Broder. Gallagher talked about the wonders of The Beacon covered a ceremony the Circle M as a bed-and-breakfast; in on and around the Great Lakes about pol- Cory Einhardt and Jane Lilly, who Bob Welke surveyed the site of the Michigan, mentioning Beaver Island. honoring the end of WW II–50 years 1964 it became the first Island restaurant lution–in its 73' ketch Fri. became teachers, replacing Kitty Historical Society’s future Heritage An article entitled “Rapid Robert afterwards, which included recognition to serve draft beer. Minor, 71, was a A hundred railroad ties were pur- McNamara (who took a year to enroll at Park on the Donegal Bay Road. Bites the Surf ” described a series of from Representative Bev Bodem, who Coast Guardsman when he met and mar- chased for a retaining wall at the Play- the University of Dublin) and Karla Passings noted included Ralph unfortunate events that went from driv- said the Island had America’s highest ried Mary LaFreniere in 1961; he ground–at $6.35 each. Karbowski, and Father Lionel Harnish, Piper Gallagher (born on Beaver Island; ing a truck into a tree to nearly cutting percentage of its sons and daughters worked as a helmsman for iron ore carri- Peaine decided to drop its law suit who replaced Father Gabriel Fox. died in California) and Fern Carpenter. off a hand with an axe to his current woe: serving their country during the war. ers until retiring in 1982. Mooney, 93, against the Michigan State Tax Com- Thirty Years Ago The Island set The funeral service for Father Donahoe the “Hard Luck Kid” did a cartwheel In its second day of diving on the married James McCafferty in Chicago; mission because it was too expensive. aside a day on which to honor Dr. Chris- was also reported. waterskiing in the Harbor, fracturing his wreck of the Bradley the water was clear after two boys (Bing and Lano) they In ongoing discussions about the lack tie, its doctor. Forty Years Ago The Beacon thigh bone and getting him flown to enough to take pictures. moved to Beaver Island, where they of a doctor following Dr. Siudara's retire- With four new families supplying reported on fishing on its first page. Munson in the Coast Guard helicopter. The Beaver Island Community Play- farmed and had two more sons; after her ment, the Charlevoix Hospital said it children, the school enrolment stood at Rough weather kept the bass fishermen The passing of James O'Donnell ers staged their fifth play of the season, husband’s death she married Francis could send over a doctor one day a week. 57. Sister Lynne (South Haven) joined from scooting over to Garden, but an Continued on page 16, see On This Date. Martin Well Drilling & Residential and Commercial & Water Wells: 4", 5", and larger & Modern Rotary Well Rig Also ... & Pump Installations & Well Repairs If you want a well now, I have the equipment.

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MARTIN 14. 15. On This Date Ten Years Ago Beaver Island pre- At The Rainbow Bar and Grill, and aver- Mooney and had two more sons Tagged fish were being caught, with the teaching staff, with hold-overs Sister upturn in whitefish saw Charlie Martin pared to shake off its label of always aged 100 people in the audience for the (LaDonnis and Eugene.) their height, weight, and location trans- Nancy, Sister Agatha, and Grant Hart, setting pound nets around Hog. Rain- being “twenty years behind the main- first two shows. Next up they planned to Twenty Years Ago Kevin Green mitted to CMU’s Bio Station. plus part-timers Shirley Gladish (librar- bow trout were biting at Fox Lake, but land” and move to the front of the line present Dracula. presented a plan (outlined by county The Civic was raffling off a Cab- ian), Orval Anderson (shop and yarn- some anglers were surprised to also pull –by applying for two grants, each of Final approval was granted to close prosecutor Kraag Liberman) to St. bage Patch doll to raise money for the making), and Sister Frederica. up bluegills and sunfish. which would allow the Library to begin Clifton Avenue, whose unbuilt right-of- James Township for its merger with planned Memorial to the Dead at Sea. Liz Gallagher was honored by Pres- J o h n n y G r e e n ’s b a r n o n providing Internet access. Both grants way crossed the ball field. Peaine. The Town Board adopted it and The Civic also sponsored a Sunset ident Gerald Ford on her 93rd birthday. Darkeytown caught fire and burned to would be funded by fines charged A grant request was made that was set a date for the first public hearing; Cruise on the South Shore. An anony- Noni Gallagher celebrated her 95th and the ground; forty years later the field- Ameritech for having overbilled its cus- intended to fund paved roads: the King’s Peaine would have to hold separate pub- mous donor added $1,000 to the fund. got a letter of congratulations from Gov- stone foundation can still be seen. tomers $1.59 each. Anticipated costs Highway; Paid een Og’s Road to the lic hearings. Marcella Vogt died while participat- ernor Milliken–and then, a few days Hugh Harley in Donegal began writ- were $13,000 for a “modem bay” and Municipal Airport; and the East Side Evan Karnes retroactively approved ing in a Vision Quest on Garden Island. later, a card from President Ford. And ing a series of articles about Beaver $8,000 for the first year’s operation. Drive to the Welke Airport. the emergency work done on his prop- The ritual included a 3-day fast. Her then, a few days later still, this lifelong Island for the Irish papers. Argosy maga- Senator Phil Hoffman and three col- Passings noted included Jack Mar- erty to contain and control the rapidly body was sent to Boston for burial. Democrat got a card from Senator Mike zine mentioned Beaver Island in an arti- leagues read into the record a commen- tin, Archie Minor, and Lizzie Mooney. rising Font Lake. The Beacon welcomed new resi- Mansfield (Dem, IL), her favorite politi- cle about ferries in the U.S.A. dation of our Transfer Station and its Martin, 83, retired to Beaver Island from Greenpeace visited Beaver Island-- dents: Mike McGinnity and his family, cian, who learned of her milestone from A record narrated by Raymond manager, Dennis Cieslak. Buick, bought the Rectory, and created as part of its campaign to educate people who became our chief care provider; David Broder. Gallagher talked about the wonders of The Beacon covered a ceremony the Circle M as a bed-and-breakfast; in on and around the Great Lakes about pol- Cory Einhardt and Jane Lilly, who Bob Welke surveyed the site of the Michigan, mentioning Beaver Island. honoring the end of WW II–50 years 1964 it became the first Island restaurant lution–in its 73' ketch Fri. became teachers, replacing Kitty Historical Society’s future Heritage An article entitled “Rapid Robert afterwards, which included recognition to serve draft beer. Minor, 71, was a A hundred railroad ties were pur- McNamara (who took a year to enroll at Park on the Donegal Bay Road. Bites the Surf ” described a series of from Representative Bev Bodem, who Coast Guardsman when he met and mar- chased for a retaining wall at the Play- the University of Dublin) and Karla Passings noted included Ralph unfortunate events that went from driv- said the Island had America’s highest ried Mary LaFreniere in 1961; he ground–at $6.35 each. Karbowski, and Father Lionel Harnish, Piper Gallagher (born on Beaver Island; ing a truck into a tree to nearly cutting percentage of its sons and daughters worked as a helmsman for iron ore carri- Peaine decided to drop its law suit who replaced Father Gabriel Fox. died in California) and Fern Carpenter. off a hand with an axe to his current woe: serving their country during the war. ers until retiring in 1982. Mooney, 93, against the Michigan State Tax Com- Thirty Years Ago The Island set The funeral service for Father Donahoe the “Hard Luck Kid” did a cartwheel In its second day of diving on the married James McCafferty in Chicago; mission because it was too expensive. aside a day on which to honor Dr. Chris- was also reported. waterskiing in the Harbor, fracturing his wreck of the Bradley the water was clear after two boys (Bing and Lano) they In ongoing discussions about the lack tie, its doctor. Forty Years Ago The Beacon thigh bone and getting him flown to enough to take pictures. moved to Beaver Island, where they of a doctor following Dr. Siudara's retire- With four new families supplying reported on fishing on its first page. Munson in the Coast Guard helicopter. The Beaver Island Community Play- farmed and had two more sons; after her ment, the Charlevoix Hospital said it children, the school enrolment stood at Rough weather kept the bass fishermen The passing of James O'Donnell ers staged their fifth play of the season, husband’s death she married Francis could send over a doctor one day a week. 57. Sister Lynne (South Haven) joined from scooting over to Garden, but an Continued on page 16, see On This Date. Martin Well Drilling & Residential and Commercial & Water Wells: 4", 5", and larger & Modern Rotary Well Rig Also ... & Pump Installations & Well Repairs If you want a well now, I have the equipment.

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MARTIN 16. 17. On This Date, continued from page 15. Carl Felix brought five members of Chicago’s Aqua- Your independently owned & managed after a month-long illness was noted. Born here in 1885, he Venturers’ Club to dive at Gull Harbor (where they speared 7 REAL ESTATE AGENCY married Elsie Schmidt; he was survived by 31 grandchildren large carp in 8 minutes), off the Coast Guard dock, and in the and 30 great-grandchildren. inland lakes. A Beaver Tale spun a story from the evictions in Donegal Marine Architecture professor L.A. Baier of UM, who over a hundred years before. It concerned Arranmore resident had been a special adviser for the construction of the Emerald James Gallagher and his brother, who were boat builders. A Isle I, took his first ride on her, pronouncing it delightful. conscienceless grabber named George Hill bought a large Another professor, musicologist Ivan Walton, invited fiddler Arranmore estate at a sale in England, and immediately began Pat Bonner to come to Ann Arbor for a show on folk music that evicting those who were in arrears over their rent, which num- was broadcast in Detroit. bered a thousand. The Gallagher brothers were caught up in A rumor was repeated: that a woman from Milan would this and had to leave. One found a niche on the Irish mainland, open a bakery the following summer. The Beacon said the a unique destination while the other came to America. And this is one of the ways Island badly needed a barber and a beauty shop. Planning to buy or sell? We’re here to help, with over Beaver Island became a settled and thriving community. Homecoming saw the consumption of 425 turkey and Relaxed elegance in the beautiful north woods. Rolling hills thirty years experience. We know the island, and we’ll Fifty Years Ago The Beacon announced that A.J. Roy ham dinners. Twenty floats took part in the parade, with welcome you to a half mile of private Lake Michigan beach provide you with friendly, efficient and and R.P. Hoffman had formed the Beaver Island Historical “Allen’s Cabins” taking 1st place. Boat Parade prizes were overlooking High Island. knowledgeable service. Society and purchased the decrepit old Mormon Print Shop as won by Willie John Gallagher, Nels Sorensen, and Father Joe. Are you looking for a special and romantic place to have its base. Help getting organized came from Vera Wojan, Footage of the events was shown on Traverse City TV. your wedding? Deerwood offers a unique and beautiful ROY ELSWORTH Jewell Gillespie, Lawrence Malloy, Art Johnston, Archie The Game Club got Michigan’s Conservation Depart- setting for a day to remember forever. Associate Broker LaFreniere, Vernon LaFreniere, and Lloyd McDonough. ment to send a team to the Island to evaluate some options, but CHRISTY ALBIN We also offer a peaceful atmosphere for your corporate Sales Associate Michigan History magazine published an article by decided it was not feasible to plant walleye in Lake MIKE COLLINS Henry Kraus, who spent four months with his wife Dorothy Geneserath because they aren't prized by the average fisher- meetings and conferences. Sales Associate here, researching it. man and they consume the food needed for bass and pike. Delicious food, gracious accommodations, and warm St. James Township purchased the Boutel property Iron Ore Creek had sufficient temperature for brook trout–but hospitality beckon you back again and again. Island Property LLC between the V.F. LaFreniere dock and the J.H. Gallagher dock not enough water. A report was expected on whether or not Located Just South of the Ferry to create a “pleasure craft site”– the Municipal Marina. proposals for campgrounds on Fox Lake, Lake G, and the East For reservations and information 26260 Main St. Beaver Island, MI 49782 St. James installed its first speed limit sign: 25. Side, 1/8 mile south of Hannigan’s, would be supported. (231) 448-3094 (231) 448-3031 fax: 448-3036 email: [email protected] The Wilsons opened a laundromat/gift shop, with hand- Island voters overwhelmingly approved giving Top www.deerwood.net crafted jewelry, pins, perfume, and postcards. O'Michigan a franchise here. Beaver Island Marina VAN & GEO RENTAL The PICK UP AT BOAT OR PLANE

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At the Fish Market, conver- running at full speed towards the Grand rest of the week, getting to know the sation swirled lazily around the previous Traverse Band’s dock. people and the Island’s offerings before day’s funeral. Jim Campbell said some- Jim held up to let Todd jump on resuming their year-long adventure. thing; Skip Duhamel said something board and then raced out to help with the else; and Larry Robinson said, “Hey, attempted salvage. After putting Todd on An Evening of Gospel what the heck is that?” the Tesoro, Jim caught the sailboat and Those who enjoyed the previous The that happened to be an 80-ton, towed it out of harm’s way just as Larry evening of gospel music will be 65' timber-framed Irish trawler, the secured the trawler’s anchor chain and delighted to learn that on September 4th Tesoro (“gold nugget”), pulled off her Skip began throttling up his powerful ay 7:00 p.m. the Beaver Island Gospel mooring near the Marine Museum and engine. Cars had stopped to watch and Choir will again perform at the Christian blown towards the sand flats in front of take notes, and the on-shore speculation Church. This will be an informal Mary’s Toy Store, where its owners, centered on whether or not he'd be able evening, so come as you are for a variety Todd and Sandra Surta and their sons to pull the large yacht, with its eight foot of songs in a variety of styles. Colton and Miles, were obliviously shop- draft, off the sticking, gripping sand flat. ping. After spending a year and a half Not to worry! Once Skip puts his Going Up, Please! tuning up their boat in Mobile, Alabama, mind to something…. But at one point As Homecoming wound down, the Surtas were finally embarked on a the yacht’s anchor became entangled in a those reluctantly preparing to go back year-long cruise they hoped would see buoy’s tether; for a moment Skip was home were dismayed to learn that the them wintering in the Caribbean and towing them both, until Larry’s shouts Charlevoix drawbridge was stuck down, arriving on the West Coast in the spring. got through and he eased off. and the ferry was trapped in Round In response to Larry’s question, Skip Tied up at the Municipal Marina, Lake. The second ferry would be able to by Jeff Cashman sprang into action, running towards his Todd revealed an irony to his family's take people from the Island to the A Day-trip to Squaw fish boat, with Larry chasing behind. In adventure: “Last night I was awakened Charlevoix jetty, but no cars could be Friends have been kidding me all slightly overcast sky and a following Ken stood on the engine box and navi- less than a minute they had her going and by a dream in which our boat slipped its off-loaded. Island Airways’ Island termi- summer about how long it's been since sea, we set out at seven knots aboard gated with one foot on the wheel so he were heading towards the Tesoro, Skip at mooring and went aground. It was so nal was quickly jammed full of people I've been off the Island, so when Ken and Ken and Betty’s 30' steel-hulled ex- could read the water more clearly from the wheel and Larry manning the grap- vivid I couldn't go back to sleep, so I desperate to catch a flight. Betty Scoggin invited me to join a group government boat for Squaw Island. the higher vantage point. Betty stayed on pling hook, hoping to keep the 32-year- went up to the bridge. I set the captain’s Not to worry! A crew drove in from of friends on a on a trip to Squaw Island, Taking “Charlie’s route,” we hugged the bow to be doubly sure no boulders old wooden boat from smashing into a bell to ring every thirty minutes, just in Lansing and had the bridge up in 5 hours. I jumped at the opportunity. A loophole, the shoreline tightly to reduce spray on were in our path – and for the great view. small sailboat anchored in her path, or case I dozed off. When the sun came up I That night she stuck again–only for 20 so I could say “yes I just got back to the this slightly fall-like morning. We took a As we cleared Garden, the sky from getting stuck in the shallows. figured we were out of the woods.” minutes. Everyone at the Shamrock was Island” with absolutely no traffic! So on shortcut along Garden Island’s coast, brightened and rays of sunlight Seeing the difficulty, Jim Campbell got They were, thanks to Skip and Jim asking: why can’t the tap get stuck open? the morning of August 25th, with a skillfully passing between two reefs. Continued on page 20, see Squaw Island. 18. 19. Skip and Larry save the Tesoro The afternoon of August 21st, a in his Whaler just as Todd led the frantic and Larry. Feeling royally welcomed to Sunday, was warm and sunny, with a exodus of his family from the Toy Store, Beaver Island, they stuck around for the little breeze. At the Fish Market, conver- running at full speed towards the Grand rest of the week, getting to know the sation swirled lazily around the previous Traverse Band’s dock. people and the Island’s offerings before day’s funeral. Jim Campbell said some- Jim held up to let Todd jump on resuming their year-long adventure. thing; Skip Duhamel said something board and then raced out to help with the else; and Larry Robinson said, “Hey, attempted salvage. After putting Todd on An Evening of Gospel what the heck is that?” the Tesoro, Jim caught the sailboat and Those who enjoyed the previous The that happened to be an 80-ton, towed it out of harm’s way just as Larry evening of gospel music will be 65' timber-framed Irish trawler, the secured the trawler’s anchor chain and delighted to learn that on September 4th Tesoro (“gold nugget”), pulled off her Skip began throttling up his powerful ay 7:00 p.m. the Beaver Island Gospel mooring near the Marine Museum and engine. Cars had stopped to watch and Choir will again perform at the Christian blown towards the sand flats in front of take notes, and the on-shore speculation Church. This will be an informal Mary’s Toy Store, where its owners, centered on whether or not he'd be able evening, so come as you are for a variety Todd and Sandra Surta and their sons to pull the large yacht, with its eight foot of songs in a variety of styles. Colton and Miles, were obliviously shop- draft, off the sticking, gripping sand flat. ping. After spending a year and a half Not to worry! Once Skip puts his Going Up, Please! tuning up their boat in Mobile, Alabama, mind to something…. But at one point As Homecoming wound down, the Surtas were finally embarked on a the yacht’s anchor became entangled in a those reluctantly preparing to go back year-long cruise they hoped would see buoy’s tether; for a moment Skip was home were dismayed to learn that the them wintering in the Caribbean and towing them both, until Larry’s shouts Charlevoix drawbridge was stuck down, arriving on the West Coast in the spring. got through and he eased off. and the ferry was trapped in Round In response to Larry’s question, Skip Tied up at the Municipal Marina, Lake. The second ferry would be able to by Jeff Cashman sprang into action, running towards his Todd revealed an irony to his family's take people from the Island to the A Day-trip to Squaw fish boat, with Larry chasing behind. In adventure: “Last night I was awakened Charlevoix jetty, but no cars could be Friends have been kidding me all slightly overcast sky and a following Ken stood on the engine box and navi- less than a minute they had her going and by a dream in which our boat slipped its off-loaded. Island Airways’ Island termi- summer about how long it's been since sea, we set out at seven knots aboard gated with one foot on the wheel so he were heading towards the Tesoro, Skip at mooring and went aground. It was so nal was quickly jammed full of people I've been off the Island, so when Ken and Ken and Betty’s 30' steel-hulled ex- could read the water more clearly from the wheel and Larry manning the grap- vivid I couldn't go back to sleep, so I desperate to catch a flight. Betty Scoggin invited me to join a group government boat for Squaw Island. the higher vantage point. Betty stayed on pling hook, hoping to keep the 32-year- went up to the bridge. I set the captain’s Not to worry! A crew drove in from of friends on a on a trip to Squaw Island, Taking “Charlie’s route,” we hugged the bow to be doubly sure no boulders old wooden boat from smashing into a bell to ring every thirty minutes, just in Lansing and had the bridge up in 5 hours. I jumped at the opportunity. A loophole, the shoreline tightly to reduce spray on were in our path – and for the great view. small sailboat anchored in her path, or case I dozed off. When the sun came up I That night she stuck again–only for 20 so I could say “yes I just got back to the this slightly fall-like morning. We took a As we cleared Garden, the sky from getting stuck in the shallows. figured we were out of the woods.” minutes. Everyone at the Shamrock was Island” with absolutely no traffic! So on shortcut along Garden Island’s coast, brightened and rays of sunlight Seeing the difficulty, Jim Campbell got They were, thanks to Skip and Jim asking: why can’t the tap get stuck open? the morning of August 25th, with a skillfully passing between two reefs. Continued on page 20, see Squaw Island. 20. 21.

ascending the light

discovering the power station

ascending the light

discovering the power station

Squaw Island, continued from page 19. Konetchy’s Mako. I was eager to see the mer but still marking the path that mean- rounded by new trees and thick under- view greeted us through the old fogged Two small bays to the North, we illuminated the lake bottom. After condition of the Light now, and to re- dered through the thick foliage, bending brush in the center of this perfect little and spider-webbed windows. saw what looked like a manmade slip, watching deep water change to reef and fresh the image that had been formed trees, and the ivy on the ground. Then, island neatly tucked behind Garden, We passed through the low 30" six- now full of sand and sediment but look- seaweed and then back again, we took when I was only half as tall. We were all of a sudden, unexpected even though both so near and yet so far from Beaver. inch-thick steel doors and out onto the ing too regular to be a natural formation. turns peering through binoculars to try happy to find the mooring buoy easily we were on the path, there was the Light. Through the teal door we entered the open platform, and walked around and And two more bays to the northwest, spotting the Squaw Island Light. We got and in deep water, and then departed in We could not help but be stopped in our lighthouse, where we were greeted by a around, seeing first Whiskey to the there was a seaplane on the shore. We a close look at a freighter off the north tip two shifts aboard Ken’s 8' dingy for the tracks at the magnificent sight. Not only guestbook and a request to respect the south through a line of birches which speculated on where the pilot might be of the Island and the Lansing Shoals private island’s shore. an impressive light, as all lighthouses owner and caretaker’s work restoring had grown into the view but died, leav- or what he could be doing on the island, Light, rising out of the lake on the now What we thought from the boat was are, but a wonderfully detailed building this beautiful structure. Passing through ing only their white trunks now pointing but could not spot him below. seemingly less-distant horizon. a huge patch of Indian paintbrush actu- that would be a fine component to any a massively thick arch, we entered the at the sky. When we walked around the A small building was visible just off The last time I visited Squaw Island ally turned out to be small pines, brown city’s downtown. It was right out of a tower and climbed cast iron steps and Light further, we saw the boat we had the path, and we wondered if this was was in the mid-1980s aboard Howard from the extreme drought of this sum- storybook in a perfect little clearing sur- then a ladder. At the top a breathtaking come on at its mooring. Continued on page 22, see Squaw Island. 22. 23. BIRHC Silent Auction–Fashion Tea A Great Success The Fashion Tea-Silent Auction held was an amazing team effort on the part of for exercise program on July 8th , which netted over $7,500 for permanent and seasonal residents, Bea- glass containers $150.00 the Beaver Island Rural Health Center, ver Island and Charlevoix businesses, for patient rooms would not have been successful without and BIRHC Board and Staff members postage box holder mailing $200.00 the generosity of the entire community in and their families. But every team effort nurse practitioner brochure many different ways. The Staff and requires a leader willing to take charge of blood borne pathogens hazard Board of Directors of the BIRHC would the most difficult part of any fundraiser: communication $730.00 like to add their sincerest thanks to those organization and planning. Someone has OSHA required staff of Leonor Jacobson for the widespread to take ultimate responsibility for the education video tapes support we experienced for this very success of the event. The Staff and Board PT INR testing device $1,421.85 important fundraising event. of the Beaver Island Rural Health Center printer $ 400.00 First, we thank all who donated take their hats off to Leonor Jacobson for PT INR testing device items or services to the silent and live who began working on this event in Janu- auctions. The following have not been ary and who spared no effort to make it PABI says Thanks recognized in previous articles: Paradise the classiest and most profitable occasion The Preservation Association wants th Squaw Island, continued from page 21. peared from the underbrush–the pilot hours, but decided it was time to get Bay Coffee Shop; Anne Glendon; Don possible. Thanks Leonor for a second to thank all those who attended the 4 th the power station–but decided it was not who had made his way from the shore- back to the boat. So we made our way Spencer; Marvin's Gardens; Mark record-breaking achievement! annual Sunset Picnic on August 7 at large enough; so the power station must line and had come through a building through the thick brush to the shoreline, LaFreniere Painting; East Wind Spa; – Connie Wojan Donegal Bay. The large crowd enjoyed a have been hidden by the brush. After tak- with a large roof stack. He satisfied our and then through the weeds. As the Anderson Aerial Survey; Mary Scholl; spectacular evening with good food, ing in the panorama for what seemed like curiosity by leading us back along a very dingy approached the boat, the sun came Whitney's of Charlevoix; Sue Welke; What was purchased with the good music, and good friends–the a whole day, we finally convinced our- low path that required us to walk bent out in full. So we settled back for a quick Leonor Jacobson; and Ron & Patti 2004 Fashion Tea Monies? “community” in Community House.. selves that it was time to descend. over, and, lo and behold, there was the picnic, and then cast off from the buoy Wojan. Special thanks to Paul and Angel Second, BIRHC would like to The Fashion Teas, which seem like Welke for the chairs, Dale and Terry We closed the doors tightly and re- power station! A steel collar tie had and headed for Garden and Beaver. The pleasant enough entertainment and a turned to the ground level. Being able to snapped at some point, and some bricks sea had calmed for a perfect trip back, extend special thanks to Louise and Keyes for Paradise Bay coffee, Barry, Donna King of the Beaver Boatique, diversion during the heat of summer, L.D., and Rick for the music, Jeff climb and experience this Light, straight and coal were scattered on the floor, but and rays of light passed under the thick- have played an important role in stocking out of history, and seeing the renovation it was impressive to see, through the half ening clouds–the perfect ending to a per- who after 21 years, generously consented Cashman for the posters, and, most help- to hosting yet another fashion show. With- our Health Center, as this list of accouter- fully, Michele, Deb, Bridgit, and Christy and care for this magnificent structure, open door, the stack towering overhead. fect day. All of us offered our thanks to ments from last year’s Tea demonstrates: reaffirmed our faith in the basic good- From the ceiling hung two remaining the caretakers for keeping up their land- out their participation this long-standing for supporting us and the Community ness of people. pipes for the machinery one could imag- mark, an amazing treasure, and to the and ever popular event obviously could Cholesterol testing device $3,300.00 Center Youth Areas. Just as we were taking leave of the ine having occupied this space. Scoggins for a wonderful adventure not take place. wide wheel chair $395.00 Next year’s Sunset Picnic will be th Light, a young man with a backpack ap- We could have studied this for aboard their boat. The Silent Auction and Fashion Tea TV/VCR/exercise tapes $ 444.60 held on Sunday, August 6 . – Sue Welke 22. 23. BIRHC Silent Auction–Fashion Tea A Great Success The Fashion Tea-Silent Auction held was an amazing team effort on the part of for exercise program on July 8th , which netted over $7,500 for permanent and seasonal residents, Bea- glass containers $150.00 the Beaver Island Rural Health Center, ver Island and Charlevoix businesses, for patient rooms would not have been successful without and BIRHC Board and Staff members postage box holder mailing $200.00 the generosity of the entire community in and their families. But every team effort nurse practitioner brochure many different ways. The Staff and requires a leader willing to take charge of blood borne pathogens hazard Board of Directors of the BIRHC would the most difficult part of any fundraiser: communication $730.00 like to add their sincerest thanks to those organization and planning. Someone has OSHA required staff of Leonor Jacobson for the widespread to take ultimate responsibility for the education video tapes support we experienced for this very success of the event. The Staff and Board PT INR testing device $1,421.85 important fundraising event. of the Beaver Island Rural Health Center printer $ 400.00 First, we thank all who donated take their hats off to Leonor Jacobson for PT INR testing device items or services to the silent and live who began working on this event in Janu- auctions. The following have not been ary and who spared no effort to make it PABI says Thanks recognized in previous articles: Paradise the classiest and most profitable occasion The Preservation Association wants th Squaw Island, continued from page 21. peared from the underbrush–the pilot hours, but decided it was time to get Bay Coffee Shop; Anne Glendon; Don possible. Thanks Leonor for a second to thank all those who attended the 4 th the power station–but decided it was not who had made his way from the shore- back to the boat. So we made our way Spencer; Marvin's Gardens; Mark record-breaking achievement! annual Sunset Picnic on August 7 at large enough; so the power station must line and had come through a building through the thick brush to the shoreline, LaFreniere Painting; East Wind Spa; – Connie Wojan Donegal Bay. The large crowd enjoyed a have been hidden by the brush. After tak- with a large roof stack. He satisfied our and then through the weeds. As the Anderson Aerial Survey; Mary Scholl; spectacular evening with good food, ing in the panorama for what seemed like curiosity by leading us back along a very dingy approached the boat, the sun came Whitney's of Charlevoix; Sue Welke; What was purchased with the good music, and good friends–the a whole day, we finally convinced our- low path that required us to walk bent out in full. So we settled back for a quick Leonor Jacobson; and Ron & Patti 2004 Fashion Tea Monies? “community” in Community House.. selves that it was time to descend. over, and, lo and behold, there was the picnic, and then cast off from the buoy Wojan. Special thanks to Paul and Angel Second, BIRHC would like to The Fashion Teas, which seem like Welke for the chairs, Dale and Terry We closed the doors tightly and re- power station! A steel collar tie had and headed for Garden and Beaver. The pleasant enough entertainment and a turned to the ground level. Being able to snapped at some point, and some bricks sea had calmed for a perfect trip back, extend special thanks to Louise and Keyes for Paradise Bay coffee, Barry, Donna King of the Beaver Boatique, diversion during the heat of summer, L.D., and Rick for the music, Jeff climb and experience this Light, straight and coal were scattered on the floor, but and rays of light passed under the thick- have played an important role in stocking out of history, and seeing the renovation it was impressive to see, through the half ening clouds–the perfect ending to a per- who after 21 years, generously consented Cashman for the posters, and, most help- to hosting yet another fashion show. With- our Health Center, as this list of accouter- fully, Michele, Deb, Bridgit, and Christy and care for this magnificent structure, open door, the stack towering overhead. fect day. All of us offered our thanks to ments from last year’s Tea demonstrates: reaffirmed our faith in the basic good- From the ceiling hung two remaining the caretakers for keeping up their land- out their participation this long-standing for supporting us and the Community ness of people. pipes for the machinery one could imag- mark, an amazing treasure, and to the and ever popular event obviously could Cholesterol testing device $3,300.00 Center Youth Areas. Just as we were taking leave of the ine having occupied this space. Scoggins for a wonderful adventure not take place. wide wheel chair $395.00 Next year’s Sunset Picnic will be th Light, a young man with a backpack ap- We could have studied this for aboard their boat. The Silent Auction and Fashion Tea TV/VCR/exercise tapes $ 444.60 held on Sunday, August 6 . – Sue Welke 24. 25. ROBERT’S JOHN SERVICE, INC. One Hundred Years Ago Jim Wojan Excavating by Joyce Bartels Charlevoix Sentinel Sep- days on the Island in the with which he has striven for those early days, and finally tember 7, 1905 Local News: interest of the Ladies Auxil- the good of Beaver Island at the death of the ‘King’ and “W. W. Boyle, of St. James, iary of the Ancient Order of this end of the line and in the exodus of his followers. was here Tuesday.” Hibernians. She left on the many ways has led the pro- “During these years, as “Chief Robinson, of the Monday boat with a thor- cession in the way of a young girl, Mrs. Williams U. S. telegraph service is at ou gh ly or ga ni ze d an d improvements and in the resided on Beaver Island Beaver Island this week, equipped lodge of 30 mem- rebuilding of the Island in a n d a t P i n e R i v e r establishing shore connec- bers. Miss Ratigan beats every good word and work. (Charlevoix) and was inti- tions and installing the com- 'em all at getting 'em coming Prof. Cox of Chicago, tele- mately acquainted with all mercial office of St. James. her way once she gets graph chief Robinson, of the characters who ‘strutted The Pine Lake is expected to started.” Washington, D. C., and oth- their brief hours upon the For all your Doing Quality Work for 15 Years leave Buffalo with the cable “Ere these items appear ers have been loyal to Bea- stage’ during the short but site work needs tomorrow or Saturday.” in print Beaver Island is ver Island. And their influ- eventful life of the ‘King- Licensed and Insured Excavating Driveways Roadwork ]Plumbing Charlevoix Sentinel promised cable telephone ence at any time could have dom.’ ]Heating September 14, 1905 Beaver service with the rest of the made or marred the situa- “The book is written Clearing Tree Removal ! Island News: “The steamer world. Communication with tion. Rah! Rah! Rah!” with remarkable strength in Septic systems ! Radiant In-floor Heat / Hydronic Forced Air Covell loaded with maple the mainland has heretofore Charlevoix Sentinel pathos and vividness of Black Dirt or Fill Rock Placement ] lumber for Chicago last been impossible except by September 21, 1905 Local description; carries through ]Water-right / Water Conditioning “Have it done right!” ]House Opening / Closing week.” boat or team over the ice and News: “The Steamer Beaver its pages a thread of Indian Vac-u-flo / Central Vacuum Systems “Cornelius Gallagher this requires from 10 to 14 made an extra trip to St. history and legend, which, Call Jim Wojan Excavating (231) 448-2805 son of C. C. Gallagher is sick hours for the round trip and James Wednesday night, by reason of the author’s 448-2295 at his home on Main Street.” often at great expense even after her regular run, to bring descent and early associa- “Joe Green, son of Dan- at that. Three to five weeks over a number of Odd Fel- tion, gives added interest to “Bloomers” iel W. Green of the Island, often has elapsed during lows to a session of Round the life story of one ‘to the Packages, Prescriptions, WE Groceries, Vehicles and any other Pam O’Brien, Master Gardener died at his home Monday breaking up of ice in spring Lake Lodge.” manner born.’ For, be it said morning of Tuberculosis of or ice forming period in the (The following three to her honor, Mrs. William DELIVER items up to 10,000 lbs. PO Box 357 . 38315 Freesoil Avenue, Beaver (231) 547-4122 Island Michigan the lungs and bowels.” winter when no communica- articles appeared on the comes of races embracing DIRECT COURIER SERVICE 231-448-2206 “Mr. William Jenner, of tion has been possible. front page on September 21, th e vo ya ge rs an d th e Dana & Kathleen Dvoracek southern Michigan, is on the Under the new dispensation 1905): Ojibwa. [email protected] 04998 Loeb Road * Charlevoix, MI Island for the purpose of word can be dispatched A Child of the Sea “While the book is wor- organizing a lodge of the instantly night or day to any “The above is the title of thy a place in any library, it is ARTZFIS National Protective Legion, point in the world and a a book that lies before us, doubly interesting to any W H one of the best insurance re pl y re ce iv ed ju st as from the pen of Elizabeth one familiar with Northern H E propositions in the country.” quickly. To say that our pop- Whitney Williams, Keeper Michigan lore, gathered in C R “Mrs. O'Donnell of ulation is grateful for the of the Harbor Springs light- later days. Its field covers Escanaba, sister of A. new conditions is putting it house. an area from Mackinac S STONEWORKS Malloy of this place, came to very mildly. We are simply “Touching the subject Island to the Manitous, and OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK the Island last week and has over whelmed with joy and matter of the little book, we the story covers two genera- Quality Work Done on Time been very ill at the home of gladness. In our joy over the doubt there is a person living tions of time. 7:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. her brother with heart trou- new departure we would be within the boundaries of the “It is truly a valuable AFTER LABOR DAY XCAVATION ASONRY ELDING ble. She is considerably mindful of those to whom territory covered by its book, and one that will com- E M W improved at this writing.” we are indebted for the time, pages who is so fully mand recognition as authen- BREAKFAST — Grab a quick breakfast on your way ! Site Clearing ! Block Work ! Mig ! ! ! “Mrs. J. N. Gallagher of mo ne y, an d in fl ue nc e, equipped for telling the tic history.” to work, the day’s adventure, or the ferry, Driveways Flat Work Tig Escanaba was quite sick last which has made our new story as Mrs. Williams. Man Drowned at the ! Basements ! Rock ! Aluminum or enjoy a leisurely breakfast inside. ! Septic Retaining ! Stainless week but sufficiently recov- blessing possible. Foremost “A Child of the Sea is an Beavers Systems Walls Steel ered to be moved to the hos- of all in influence, hard work autobiography, covering a “Frank Sherman, for- LUNCH & DINNER — Full menu of ! Pump Back ! Chimneys ! Plasma pital in Manistee on Thurs- and cold cash, stands our period from early childhood merly of this place, was all your favorite items and all our ice cream specialties. Systems ! Stone Work Cutter day, by way of the Str. veteran editor and publisher, through days and years of drowned at the Beavers last ! ! ! st Screened Fieldstone Steel Covell. Her father is 1 mate Willard A. Smith, proprietor storm, peril, and sorrow to Thursday night. Sherman ICE CREAM — All the flavors & Ice Cream Specialties Top Soil Courtyards Fabrication on the Covell. She was of the paper, who has ever the present days of life’s had been engaged in fishing that have made Daddy Franks the destination accompanied by her sister, been one of Beaver Island’s autumn. Within that period at Hog Island. During the for great treats on Beaver Island! D AVID SCHWARTZFISHER, OWNER who arrived a few days most powerful friends. Rev. is embraced the eight years work, Oscar Martin, the St. 27540 BARNEY’S LAKE ROAD, BEAVER ISLAND MI 49782 before.” Fr. Zugelder our former par- of the Mormon occupancy James barber, had been at (231) 448-2706 OR 448-2102 “Miss Alice E. Ratigan, ish priest easily holds the of Beaver Island, a portrayal Hog Island hunting ducks, of Detroit, spent the past ten palm for the faithfulness of the stirring scenes of Continued on page 26. 24. 25. ROBERT’S JOHN SERVICE, INC. One Hundred Years Ago Jim Wojan Excavating by Joyce Bartels Charlevoix Sentinel Sep- days on the Island in the with which he has striven for those early days, and finally tember 7, 1905 Local News: interest of the Ladies Auxil- the good of Beaver Island at the death of the ‘King’ and “W. W. Boyle, of St. James, iary of the Ancient Order of this end of the line and in the exodus of his followers. was here Tuesday.” Hibernians. She left on the many ways has led the pro- “During these years, as “Chief Robinson, of the Monday boat with a thor- cession in the way of a young girl, Mrs. Williams U. S. telegraph service is at ou gh ly or ga ni ze d an d improvements and in the resided on Beaver Island Beaver Island this week, equipped lodge of 30 mem- rebuilding of the Island in a n d a t P i n e R i v e r establishing shore connec- bers. Miss Ratigan beats every good word and work. (Charlevoix) and was inti- tions and installing the com- 'em all at getting 'em coming Prof. Cox of Chicago, tele- mately acquainted with all mercial office of St. James. her way once she gets graph chief Robinson, of the characters who ‘strutted The Pine Lake is expected to started.” Washington, D. C., and oth- their brief hours upon the For all your Doing Quality Work for 15 Years leave Buffalo with the cable “Ere these items appear ers have been loyal to Bea- stage’ during the short but site work needs tomorrow or Saturday.” in print Beaver Island is ver Island. And their influ- eventful life of the ‘King- Licensed and Insured Excavating Driveways Roadwork ]Plumbing Charlevoix Sentinel promised cable telephone ence at any time could have dom.’ ]Heating September 14, 1905 Beaver service with the rest of the made or marred the situa- “The book is written Clearing Tree Removal ! Island News: “The steamer world. Communication with tion. Rah! Rah! Rah!” with remarkable strength in Septic systems ! Radiant In-floor Heat / Hydronic Forced Air Covell loaded with maple the mainland has heretofore Charlevoix Sentinel pathos and vividness of Black Dirt or Fill Rock Placement ] lumber for Chicago last been impossible except by September 21, 1905 Local description; carries through ]Water-right / Water Conditioning “Have it done right!” ]House Opening / Closing week.” boat or team over the ice and News: “The Steamer Beaver its pages a thread of Indian Vac-u-flo / Central Vacuum Systems “Cornelius Gallagher this requires from 10 to 14 made an extra trip to St. history and legend, which, Call Jim Wojan Excavating (231) 448-2805 son of C. C. Gallagher is sick hours for the round trip and James Wednesday night, by reason of the author’s 448-2295 at his home on Main Street.” often at great expense even after her regular run, to bring descent and early associa- “Joe Green, son of Dan- at that. Three to five weeks over a number of Odd Fel- tion, gives added interest to “Bloomers” iel W. Green of the Island, often has elapsed during lows to a session of Round the life story of one ‘to the Packages, Prescriptions, WE Groceries, Vehicles and any other Pam O’Brien, Master Gardener died at his home Monday breaking up of ice in spring Lake Lodge.” manner born.’ For, be it said morning of Tuberculosis of or ice forming period in the (The following three to her honor, Mrs. William DELIVER items up to 10,000 lbs. PO Box 357 . 38315 Freesoil Avenue, Beaver (231) 547-4122 Island Michigan the lungs and bowels.” winter when no communica- articles appeared on the comes of races embracing DIRECT COURIER SERVICE 231-448-2206 “Mr. William Jenner, of tion has been possible. front page on September 21, th e vo ya ge rs an d th e Dana & Kathleen Dvoracek southern Michigan, is on the Under the new dispensation 1905): Ojibwa. [email protected] 04998 Loeb Road * Charlevoix, MI Island for the purpose of word can be dispatched A Child of the Sea “While the book is wor- organizing a lodge of the instantly night or day to any “The above is the title of thy a place in any library, it is ARTZFIS National Protective Legion, point in the world and a a book that lies before us, doubly interesting to any W H one of the best insurance re pl y re ce iv ed ju st as from the pen of Elizabeth one familiar with Northern H E propositions in the country.” quickly. To say that our pop- Whitney Williams, Keeper Michigan lore, gathered in C R “Mrs. O'Donnell of ulation is grateful for the of the Harbor Springs light- later days. Its field covers Escanaba, sister of A. new conditions is putting it house. an area from Mackinac S STONEWORKS Malloy of this place, came to very mildly. We are simply “Touching the subject Island to the Manitous, and OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK the Island last week and has over whelmed with joy and matter of the little book, we the story covers two genera- Quality Work Done on Time been very ill at the home of gladness. In our joy over the doubt there is a person living tions of time. 7:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. her brother with heart trou- new departure we would be within the boundaries of the “It is truly a valuable AFTER LABOR DAY XCAVATION ASONRY ELDING ble. She is considerably mindful of those to whom territory covered by its book, and one that will com- E M W improved at this writing.” we are indebted for the time, pages who is so fully mand recognition as authen- BREAKFAST — Grab a quick breakfast on your way ! Site Clearing ! Block Work ! Mig ! ! ! “Mrs. J. N. Gallagher of mo ne y, an d in fl ue nc e, equipped for telling the tic history.” to work, the day’s adventure, or the ferry, Driveways Flat Work Tig Escanaba was quite sick last which has made our new story as Mrs. Williams. Man Drowned at the ! Basements ! Rock ! Aluminum or enjoy a leisurely breakfast inside. ! Septic Retaining ! Stainless week but sufficiently recov- blessing possible. Foremost “A Child of the Sea is an Beavers Systems Walls Steel ered to be moved to the hos- of all in influence, hard work autobiography, covering a “Frank Sherman, for- LUNCH & DINNER — Full menu of ! Pump Back ! Chimneys ! Plasma pital in Manistee on Thurs- and cold cash, stands our period from early childhood merly of this place, was all your favorite items and all our ice cream specialties. Systems ! Stone Work Cutter day, by way of the Str. veteran editor and publisher, through days and years of drowned at the Beavers last ! ! ! st Screened Fieldstone Steel Covell. Her father is 1 mate Willard A. Smith, proprietor storm, peril, and sorrow to Thursday night. Sherman ICE CREAM — All the flavors & Ice Cream Specialties Top Soil Courtyards Fabrication on the Covell. She was of the paper, who has ever the present days of life’s had been engaged in fishing that have made Daddy Franks the destination accompanied by her sister, been one of Beaver Island’s autumn. Within that period at Hog Island. During the for great treats on Beaver Island! D AVID SCHWARTZFISHER, OWNER who arrived a few days most powerful friends. Rev. is embraced the eight years work, Oscar Martin, the St. 27540 BARNEY’S LAKE ROAD, BEAVER ISLAND MI 49782 before.” Fr. Zugelder our former par- of the Mormon occupancy James barber, had been at (231) 448-2706 OR 448-2102 “Miss Alice E. Ratigan, ish priest easily holds the of Beaver Island, a portrayal Hog Island hunting ducks, of Detroit, spent the past ten palm for the faithfulness of the stirring scenes of Continued on page 26. 26. 27.

One Hundred Years Ago, from page 25. face of a high south east wind, which ments during the Spanish war. He was a gutta percha, and armored with twelve Beaver Island arrived last week for W. in a few days.” and had stopped with Sherman, who increased to a gale soon after. widower, his wife having been a sister No. 5 galvanized steel wires. W. Boyle, who sold it to McDonough “The K. O. T. M. Beaver Island had a camp near the east end of the Saturday the boat was found of Sam Hamilton, of this place. “The shore connections are made Bros. They are bailing hay for the farm- Tent No. 834 is to hold a special review Is la nd . Th ur sd ay af te rn oo n he stranded and full of water at Green’s “The remains were brought here on inside iron cable boxes, attached to ers on the Island.” on Saturday evening of this week at 8 employed Sherman to take him back to Point, Garden Island. In the boat was the Beaver Monday.” which are the latest approved lightning “Sterling and Depeel the contrac- o'clock sharp. Initiatory work is to be St. James in his sailboat. the body of Sherman. The manner of his Beaver Island Cable arresters. Laying this 200-ton cable (in tors in the camp have a Boyne City given followed by a banquet and it is They arrived there all right, and death is unknown, but it seems clear “At the time of our going to press one day) cost $35,000. party here to drive a well for them. So desired that all members should be in about seven o'clock that evening, that he never left the boat. last week the Beaver Island cable was “It is a great thing for Beaver far they have had very poor success in attendance. Members from other Sherman, against the protests of the “Sherman formerly lived here, and just laid. As a consequence, very much Island, and must prove a great factor in getting water. Dynamite is being used lodges who are on the Island are also fishermen, started back home in the served in one of the Michigan regi- information concerning this improve- the future development of the Island.” and water will probably be reached cordially invited to be present.” ment was necessarily omitted. Charlevoix Sentinel September 28, Buyers of Standing Timber and Produced Logs “As stated last week the cable was 1905 Local News: “Michael McCann landed at Beaver Harbor about 6:30 of St. James was here over Sunday.” p. m. Tuesday. Only temporary connec- “Jas. Donlevy, of St. James came tions were made at the time of our going over Friday and went to Chicago on to press. On Wednesday land wires business.” were put up at the Island, and perma- Beaver Island News: “M. J. nent connections made here. As we McCann, our postmaster spent Sunday write, the line is in perfect working in Charlevoix.” order and very much business has been “Hickey the Shoe man of Detroit is done between the two shores. Weather with us again for a few days.” bulletins are telephoned to St. James “Martin Bros. caught $205.00 every morning, and the Beaver Island worth of fish last week in spite of the References Available people are well-connected by telephone stormy weather.” In Business since 1965 with Charlevoix as any other point. Mr. “John Smith of the Snow Islands Payment in full before we cut Reed, the contractor, left for New York had an injury of the hand at the stave Sunday night, and Superintendent Rob- mill Monday.” Making Art A Part of Everyday Living Best price for your logs on inson took his departure for Washing- “Henry Cloutier suffered a severe Beaver Island ton Tuesday morning. scalp wound falling from a handcar last “We have the authority of superin- Monday.” Dave Kenney tendent Robertson(sic) to state that the “John W. Green is building on his Beaver Island cable is the best of all the lot in Beaver Harbor. Foundation is Mill: (231) 796-8296 Cell: (231) 598-0509 cables laid in the Great Lakes. It was already laid for structure 24 x 40.” Fax: (231) 796-0881 Home: (231) 536-7438 laid without a single flaw. After being “The L. A. of the A. O. H. are hold- down four days, it was given the official ing regular meetings now and promises . Serving your needs for home furnishings, unique gifts, test, showing that its installation quali- well to be a strong organization.” ties were 1226 megahars higher than “Our Beaver Island tailor, Mr. rugs, carpeting and other accessories the government specification called for. Franklin, is doing a thriving business “The cable was manufactured by this fall. Good goods, good work and GREAT QUALITY AT VERY GOOD PRICES! the Bishop Guta Percha Co. of New fair prices.” (Note: In the September York, the oldest submarine cable manu- 14th issue an advertisement for ‘B. facturers in the United States. It is com- Franklin, Custom Tailor, St. James, Bea- posed of a conductor of seven strands of ver Island’ appeared.) No. 22 copper wire, insulated with “The first hay press ever seen on A Good Year for the BIHS FREE Deluxe Continental Breakfast The Board of the Historical Society fixed the things that always break, or In-room Refrigerator & Microwave spent much of its annual meeting on helped with Museum Week and the Outdoor Pool * Indoor Hot Tub Spa Tower August 11th thanking all those who had highly-dramatic Celtic Games. Select Your Own Furnishings and Fabrics All Rooms have 25" TV/VCRs helped it have such a satisfying year; After a break for some of those deli- Much to Choose From—With Satisfaction Guaranteed! RATES FROM $41.00 off season primarily Ernie Martin, for his orches- cious treats, Ruth Kelly was elected to trating the largest-by-far grant in its the Board to take the place of Alvin Summer Hours: Open 6 Days a Week almost-50 years, but also all those who LaFreniere, who resigned after 23 pro- from 10:00 to 5:00 (closed on Sunday) 231 had helped clean or prepared treats or ductive but sometimes frustrating years. changed exhibits or brought in pictures Then it was a promise to continue the For your convenience–call Judy or Liz (2441) to be scanned or provided genealogical Oral History program, a hope for or Nel (2495) or Betty (2922) to meet you at any other time information or sat at the Museums or another Grant, and to all a good night. 26. 27.

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chases an endowed chair [email protected]) S Big Rock Climbed by 90-year-old man Refreshments When John Donk of with his 85-year-old wife, Grand Rapids visits his ch al le ng ed La rr y a nd d a u g h t e r brother-in- and her law Phil Call Your Friends Monoprints/collage painting by Cindy Ricksgers husband, Hammaker Thea and (far right) Pottery by Tom Richards Larry Mc- to see who Kienan, he could get Photography by Tom and Vicky Rockwell, We asked Carl Ray, who has a house on the lower east is not con- the highest- side, what he likes to photograph. “Things we all see Larissa McGinnity, Jan Bowers tent to sit -out on the –but don’t really see.” When we asked him to explain, around old Fox he showed us these. Agate Lamps by Bob Avery their suite Lake Road. at the King W i t h o u t Gourds by Terry Conners Strang Hotel. Instead this admitting who had to boost Jewelry by Janine Andrews (porcelain),(porcelain) youthful and energetic man, wh o, th e co nt es t wa s who walks two miles a day declared a virtual tie. Nancy Peterson (lampwork),(lampwork) Joane McIntyre (mixed media)media), Lois Stipp (beadwork) and more! Half Mast for Ernie When word reached the flag in difficult situations. He 12:00 - 8:00 p.m. Wood Sculpture by Jim Thomson Island that Ernie Martin had was willing to climb the died, an aura of sadness tower– although not the flag- st Watercolors and Prints by Mary Blocksma brought pole at its October 1 , 2005 many things peak. Still, Papier Mache by Nancy Newman in conjunction with the Bite of Beaver Island to a halt. using a long Kazuri Jewelry from Kenya, beautiful beaded Many peo- r o d h e Beaver Boat-tique, Cole’s embroidered textiles by talented women in India, ple lowered pushed the their flags flag half- Island Gallery, Whimsy, Call for September Hours: to half mast, way up the and others po le , a nd Montaage, Seven Sisters, 448-2975 lowered raised an other flags. Irish Flag East Wind Spa, E r n i e ’ s below it. Located at 37900 Michigan Ave, in two of the Rustic Villa cabins..… brother Bud wanted to hoist a These flags were visible for Livingstone Studio, flag on the weather tower, but miles around as they billowed Just past the Toy Museum. on your way to the Lighthouse. Shipwreck Shirts, how? Luckily Viet Nam vet in the wind. Before day's end Celebrating the creative spirit within us all! Mike Smith, on his sailboat, everyone knew they were fly- & The Toy Museum was dedicated to raising the ing for Ernie. 30. 31. Blood Drive Results Ernie Martin 1947–2005 Edith Flynn 1933–2005 The results from the August 11 Rita Francis E. “Ernie” Martin, 57, of the long wagon, which lead a cortege It is with a heavy heart that we Gillespie Memorial Blood Drive: Beaver Island, died Tuesday, August whose head reached Four Corners announce the passing of our dear “JUG,” Number goal: 75 16, 2005, at Munson Medical Center in before the tail got underway. After a beautiful spirit who truly personified Number presenting: 78 Traverse City. Mass of the Resurrection Father Pat spoke about the guaranteed the lilt of Irish laughter. Edith Eileen Number productive Donors: 60 was at 11:00a.m, August 20, at Holy salvation of Ernie’s soul, Alvin Flynn was born on Beaver Island, the Number first-time Donors: 15 Cross Catholic Church, the Reverend LaFreniere told the large crowd how he loving daughter of Mary (Tom) Gatliff, Number Double Red Donors: 3 Patrick Cawley officiating. Burial fol- had been shot nine times by a sniper in and beloved wife for nearly 50 years to Deferrals: 16 lowed in Holy Cross Cemetery. Viet Nam, managed to crawl to safety, husband Tom Flynn (49 years, 7 months, I am pleased, even though we did Ernie was born October 6, 1947 on but had to lie there unattended for thirty and 15 days to be exact). Her dear not reach our goal. Our volunteers made Beaver Island, the son of Charles I. and minutes without help because two of his daughters Mary Pat (Joseph) Pena and a valiant effort in planning and staffing Marian (McGinnis) Martin. He gradu- grenades had been damaged by fire–an Barbara Flynn will miss her terribly, as the event. The Red Cross team carried ated from Beaver Island School and act that earned him a Purple Heart. will their children: Molly, Kyle, Mat- out its functions extremely well. It was a then served bravely in the US Army in AmVets’ marksmen standing thew, Amanda and Brian. busy day! Vietnam. Ernie was awarded a Purple higher on the hill fired off a three-round Jug was preceded in death by her par- Held at the School, this event was Heart and Bronze Service Star for his salute for their departed friend–the most ents; her brothers Bob, Corneil, Perry the result of the effort of a large number service to his country. well-liked Beaver Islander. As if on cue and Danny Gatliff; and her sisters of people; they know who they are, and On August 3, 1968, he married the the Island Airways’ planes suddenly Margie (Tom) Zank, Dorothy Licavoli, each has received many thanks, but I former Jacquelyn L. Hallahan, a sum- appeared for a low double flyover. The MaryRuth (Ken) Robbins, and Ellen would like to share a few observations. mer visitor with whom he fell deeply in circle of heads were all tipped back Gatliff. She is survived by sisters Aud- One member of the Red Cross nurs- love. Jackie and Ernie made their home when another element of this multi-part rey Smallwood Driscoll, Grace Doig, ing staff who was on vacation came back on Beaver Island, where he worked as a Mary Jane Martin. Brothers James and but enough were to provide an overflow ceremony: Indian drumming, never Kathleen (Glenn) Wood, and Ann to work because she loves the people and commercial fisherman (until a treaty Erwin preceded Ernie in death. crowd of 75 outside Holy Cross. before accorded a white man here. (Bayard) Kurth; sister-in-laws Jeannie, the environment here. Mary Juneau, the settlement put them all out of business), When Ernie’s body came back, the Father Pat and eulogist Jack Three young skilled drummers had Georgie, and Ruth Gatliff; brother-in- head nurse, says the Island is just a grand Realtor, and contractor. In the early 70s ferry was escorted by fish boats and Spanhak spoke about what a good man come over for this and quietly set up law Buster Licavoli; and many nieces place to work. he and Jackie moved to Chicago for a tugs, blowing their sad whistles. His Ernie was, how he strove to help his behind the circle surrounding the grave. and nephews. While she was unable to Tables belonging to the school were few years, where he became a top sales- fellow AmVets were there to greet him, friends and family, how he fought injus- Two of them set and kept a steady beat, make the Gatliff family reunion last not available. The fire chief came to the man for Chevrolet. He sent his father walking somberly behind the hearse all tice wherever it cropped up. How he while the third, with a bigger stick, month due to her failing health, we take rescue with twin helpers and delivered two brand-new pick-ups with Charlie’s the way to his home: 28 in formation, was a man of faith who had helped sometimes joined them and sometimes comfort knowing that she will enjoy a 14 from the station. One of the former name on the side, first a purple ½ T and followed by 152 cars and trucks. He found our AA and AmVets. How he had provided counterpoint. This third drum- very special homecoming. May God volunteers who was not scheduled just then a blue 3/4; Charlie was quite proud was waked at his home on Friday. He worked for the Historical Society, mer began a song in a falsetto-like high bless and keep her family during this walked in to lend a hand. Another who driving them around Beaver Island. was everyone's friend, in a sense the last bringing it its greatest boon. How he range, with certain repeated and empha- difficult time. worked in the morning came back later. Ernie was a member of Holy Cross link to the old Beaver Island. had always been willing to say what had sized words timed to the drum beat. A young man wanted to be a blood Parish, Amvets Post #46, the Beaver Memorial contributions may be to be said when others shied away. A second singer handled the third BIRHC Truck Raffle donor but couldn't quite bring himself to Island Historical Society, and the Order made to Michigan Huntington’s Dis- From the balcony came his favorite stanza, and then Jeremy McBain piped Only 200 tickets have been sold so do it. He returned and donated a unit of of the Purple Heart. He is survived by ease Society of America, 601 N. songs, while outside the team of Jon the casket into the ground. The crowd far, so your chances are very good to win blood. He arrived at the canteen with a his wife Jackie; son Ernie (Julie) Mar- Waverly Road, Lansing, MI 48917. Fogg’s Clydesdales had to be led gradually drifted to the Parish Hall, the great looking truck (the one with all big smile, one of 15 first-time donors! tin; daughter Mary Jane Martin; grand- August 11th was the day set for his around the block twice to relieve their where a sumptuous feast had been pre- the bells and whistles; no, not the new Whether calling volunteers or previ- children, Katelynn and Madelynn Mar- funeral, but when the fog in Charlevoix anxiety as they waited for the coffin. pared. Stories were told and are still Fire Truck) which will be raffled on Sep- ous donors, the response is vastly posi- tin; brothers, Emmett (Nancy) Martin, kept Father Pat from flying over in the With the AmVets standing at atten- being told about Ernie’s many exploits, tember 5th at the Shamrock. Tickets are tive. Thanks to all of you for being such Joseph “Bud” (Colleen) Martin, Mike morning it had to be postponed until tion, and Jeremy McBain in full regalia providing evidence once again that we still available from any Board member a wonderful bunch to work with! (Roxanne) Martin; and sisters, Marjorie 1:00 in the afternoon. Even then some piping Ernie out of the church, the team are not prone to give something its or at the Health Center. And proceeds go – Submitted by Jerry Charbeneau (Robert) Armstrong, Sally Delia, and people weren't sure it would come off, stood still as the casket was placed in proper due until it's gone. towards your health, a very good cause. CARY CONCRETE LLTTDD Greg Cary - Owner Licensed Builder Automated Batch Plant Garages Redi-Mix Basements & Insulated Foam Fireplaces Poured Walls Unlimited Masonry Driveways & Cement Supplies Sidewalks Call Now Concrete Pouring for a Free Estimate 36520 Kings Hwy. Beaver Island, MI 49782 231-448-2242 30. 31. Blood Drive Results Ernie Martin 1947–2005 Edith Flynn 1933–2005 The results from the August 11 Rita Francis E. “Ernie” Martin, 57, of the long wagon, which lead a cortege It is with a heavy heart that we Gillespie Memorial Blood Drive: Beaver Island, died Tuesday, August whose head reached Four Corners announce the passing of our dear “JUG,” Number goal: 75 16, 2005, at Munson Medical Center in before the tail got underway. After a beautiful spirit who truly personified Number presenting: 78 Traverse City. Mass of the Resurrection Father Pat spoke about the guaranteed the lilt of Irish laughter. Edith Eileen Number productive Donors: 60 was at 11:00a.m, August 20, at Holy salvation of Ernie’s soul, Alvin Flynn was born on Beaver Island, the Number first-time Donors: 15 Cross Catholic Church, the Reverend LaFreniere told the large crowd how he loving daughter of Mary (Tom) Gatliff, Number Double Red Donors: 3 Patrick Cawley officiating. Burial fol- had been shot nine times by a sniper in and beloved wife for nearly 50 years to Deferrals: 16 lowed in Holy Cross Cemetery. Viet Nam, managed to crawl to safety, husband Tom Flynn (49 years, 7 months, I am pleased, even though we did Ernie was born October 6, 1947 on but had to lie there unattended for thirty and 15 days to be exact). Her dear not reach our goal. Our volunteers made Beaver Island, the son of Charles I. and minutes without help because two of his daughters Mary Pat (Joseph) Pena and a valiant effort in planning and staffing Marian (McGinnis) Martin. He gradu- grenades had been damaged by fire–an Barbara Flynn will miss her terribly, as the event. The Red Cross team carried ated from Beaver Island School and act that earned him a Purple Heart. will their children: Molly, Kyle, Mat- out its functions extremely well. It was a then served bravely in the US Army in AmVets’ marksmen standing thew, Amanda and Brian. busy day! Vietnam. Ernie was awarded a Purple higher on the hill fired off a three-round Jug was preceded in death by her par- Held at the School, this event was Heart and Bronze Service Star for his salute for their departed friend–the most ents; her brothers Bob, Corneil, Perry the result of the effort of a large number service to his country. well-liked Beaver Islander. As if on cue and Danny Gatliff; and her sisters of people; they know who they are, and On August 3, 1968, he married the the Island Airways’ planes suddenly Margie (Tom) Zank, Dorothy Licavoli, each has received many thanks, but I former Jacquelyn L. Hallahan, a sum- appeared for a low double flyover. The MaryRuth (Ken) Robbins, and Ellen would like to share a few observations. mer visitor with whom he fell deeply in circle of heads were all tipped back Gatliff. She is survived by sisters Aud- One member of the Red Cross nurs- love. Jackie and Ernie made their home when another element of this multi-part rey Smallwood Driscoll, Grace Doig, ing staff who was on vacation came back on Beaver Island, where he worked as a Mary Jane Martin. Brothers James and but enough were to provide an overflow ceremony: Indian drumming, never Kathleen (Glenn) Wood, and Ann to work because she loves the people and commercial fisherman (until a treaty Erwin preceded Ernie in death. crowd of 75 outside Holy Cross. before accorded a white man here. (Bayard) Kurth; sister-in-laws Jeannie, the environment here. Mary Juneau, the settlement put them all out of business), When Ernie’s body came back, the Father Pat and eulogist Jack Three young skilled drummers had Georgie, and Ruth Gatliff; brother-in- head nurse, says the Island is just a grand Realtor, and contractor. In the early 70s ferry was escorted by fish boats and Spanhak spoke about what a good man come over for this and quietly set up law Buster Licavoli; and many nieces place to work. he and Jackie moved to Chicago for a tugs, blowing their sad whistles. His Ernie was, how he strove to help his behind the circle surrounding the grave. and nephews. While she was unable to Tables belonging to the school were few years, where he became a top sales- fellow AmVets were there to greet him, friends and family, how he fought injus- Two of them set and kept a steady beat, make the Gatliff family reunion last not available. The fire chief came to the man for Chevrolet. He sent his father walking somberly behind the hearse all tice wherever it cropped up. How he while the third, with a bigger stick, month due to her failing health, we take rescue with twin helpers and delivered two brand-new pick-ups with Charlie’s the way to his home: 28 in formation, was a man of faith who had helped sometimes joined them and sometimes comfort knowing that she will enjoy a 14 from the station. One of the former name on the side, first a purple ½ T and followed by 152 cars and trucks. He found our AA and AmVets. How he had provided counterpoint. This third drum- very special homecoming. May God volunteers who was not scheduled just then a blue 3/4; Charlie was quite proud was waked at his home on Friday. He worked for the Historical Society, mer began a song in a falsetto-like high bless and keep her family during this walked in to lend a hand. Another who driving them around Beaver Island. was everyone's friend, in a sense the last bringing it its greatest boon. How he range, with certain repeated and empha- difficult time. worked in the morning came back later. Ernie was a member of Holy Cross link to the old Beaver Island. had always been willing to say what had sized words timed to the drum beat. A young man wanted to be a blood Parish, Amvets Post #46, the Beaver Memorial contributions may be to be said when others shied away. A second singer handled the third BIRHC Truck Raffle donor but couldn't quite bring himself to Island Historical Society, and the Order made to Michigan Huntington’s Dis- From the balcony came his favorite stanza, and then Jeremy McBain piped Only 200 tickets have been sold so do it. He returned and donated a unit of of the Purple Heart. He is survived by ease Society of America, 601 N. songs, while outside the team of Jon the casket into the ground. The crowd far, so your chances are very good to win blood. He arrived at the canteen with a his wife Jackie; son Ernie (Julie) Mar- Waverly Road, Lansing, MI 48917. Fogg’s Clydesdales had to be led gradually drifted to the Parish Hall, the great looking truck (the one with all big smile, one of 15 first-time donors! tin; daughter Mary Jane Martin; grand- August 11th was the day set for his around the block twice to relieve their where a sumptuous feast had been pre- the bells and whistles; no, not the new Whether calling volunteers or previ- children, Katelynn and Madelynn Mar- funeral, but when the fog in Charlevoix anxiety as they waited for the coffin. pared. Stories were told and are still Fire Truck) which will be raffled on Sep- ous donors, the response is vastly posi- tin; brothers, Emmett (Nancy) Martin, kept Father Pat from flying over in the With the AmVets standing at atten- being told about Ernie’s many exploits, tember 5th at the Shamrock. Tickets are tive. Thanks to all of you for being such Joseph “Bud” (Colleen) Martin, Mike morning it had to be postponed until tion, and Jeremy McBain in full regalia providing evidence once again that we still available from any Board member a wonderful bunch to work with! (Roxanne) Martin; and sisters, Marjorie 1:00 in the afternoon. Even then some piping Ernie out of the church, the team are not prone to give something its or at the Health Center. And proceeds go – Submitted by Jerry Charbeneau (Robert) Armstrong, Sally Delia, and people weren't sure it would come off, stood still as the casket was placed in proper due until it's gone. towards your health, a very good cause. CARY CONCRETE LLTTDD Greg Cary - Owner Licensed Builder Automated Batch Plant Garages Redi-Mix Basements & Insulated Foam Fireplaces Poured Walls Unlimited Masonry Driveways & Cement Supplies Sidewalks Call Now Concrete Pouring for a Free Estimate 36520 Kings Hwy. Beaver Island, MI 49782 231-448-2242 32. 33.

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Located on King’s of property for you, or sell a Indians was approved for $15,000. group. There are very few funders to LaFreniere at (231) 448-2220 Highway minutes from town.$69,500. The staff and board of directors of whom BIRHC can appeal, and we are FOR SALE BY OWNER - END OF (616) 681-5466. piece you already have at the Health Center send their sincerest very grateful for this second grant from ROAD LOT NEAR LAKE - KING’S HIGHWAY LOTS ON THE the right price – thanks for this generous award. The the Grand Traverse Band ($25,000 was Contoured very nice site. Font View EDGE OF TOWN - Two beautiful funding will make a huge difference in awarded to the BIRHC in 2004.) Court; Double-size lot, design your wooded lots right near town, the Broth- creative or traditional home here. ers’ Place, and the harbor. Asking FOR SALE – Former Island Potter Reelected Borders 30 acre preserve. Perked. $40,000 each. Call (773) 646-1424 or e- HARBOR-AREA HOUSE: Beaver Island Realty In a mid-August election former four-year term, running with Vice- Maps, elevation, info & comps: mail [email protected]. Four bedroom, 1 ½ bath house on two BICS guest master pottery instructor ChairmanWilliam Denemy against Ger- $27,500. (917) 628-8263 or TWO LOTS IN THE PORT ST. lots with garage. Wonderful location (231) 448-2577 near town and the harbor. Asking and frequent Museum Week speaker ald Chingwa and George Anthony, the [email protected] JAMES near Font Lake. Perked, price is $225,000. And visit our website for the best Frank Ettawageshik won reelection as historian of Beaver Island’s Indians WEST SIDE LAKE MICHIGAN wooded, buildable. #708 & 709; elec- Call Ed Wojan Realty: Island rental cottages the Chairman of the Little Traverse Bay and another past speaker at Museum LOT FOR SALE - Lot 24 of the tric and phone right there. $14,000 Real Estate Office: (231) 448-2711 Bands of Odawa Indians. He won a Week. The count was 753 to 344. Western Shores Plat: 3.5 wooded acres, each. Call Peggy at (269) 671-5557. Toll Free Number: 1-800-268-2711 beaverislandrealty.com with 250' frontage on Greiner’s Bay. 10 ACRES OLD FOX LAKE ROAD Community Tennis Association Formed Eight miles from town on Mrs. Beautiful, wooded, great building site The Beaver Island Community 10 years ago until today, court mainte- Redding’s Trail. Very deep and private. $45,000, please call (231) 409-1214. Tennis Association (BICTA) has been nance costs have been born by a small Land contract possible with acceptable GREAT LOTS FOR COTTAGE IN formed to gain the formal recognition group of regular players making annual down payment. Contact owner Victor PORT ST. JAMES - 3 to choose from. of the United States Tennis Associa- contributions. Major repairs will soon Dmitruk at (269) 207-2970 or e-mail Wooded, power, perked, ready for tion. Any interested party is invited to be necessary, and their costs will be [email protected]. building. Lake Michigan access nearby. join this volunteer group. beyond the small group’s capability. 40 ACRES ON SLOPTOWN ROAD Call (269) 857-6084. A brief organizational meeting was The USTA has funds available through - Call Bud at (231) 448-2397. BEAVER ISLAND HARBOR LOT held to get the project started, and a its Northern Michigan District; form- TWO LOTS IN THE PORT OF ST. FOR SALE - Protected Harbor site: provisional set of officers put in place: ing BICTA was done to qualify. JAMES for sale - wooded, buildable, 60' Lake frontage by 250' deep. North HARBOR-AREA HOUSE FOR Julie Neff, president; Peter Igoe, vice- Annual dues will be $25. An effort 118 & 119 @ $20,000 each. Land o f t h e To y M u s e u m . C a l l SALE: 2-Story 2,688 sq. ft. house plus 2 car attached garage & full basement. 3 * Lawn Care president; Christy Albin, secretary; and will be made to increase donations; Contract. Phone Julie at (616) 846- (231) 448-2391. large bedrooms–master BR with private Joe Reed, treasurer. Jack Kelly offered collections from the red Fare box at the 2637 or (231) 448-3143. 10.1 ACRES OF HARDWOODS - bath and walk-in closet, cathedral ceiling. to create a mission statement, and Bob courts will be deposited in the BICTA LAKE MICHIGAN LOT - 175 feet with 700 feet of frontage on West Side 2 ½ baths. 2 decks. Approximately 1-acre * Clean Up’s Neff a set of by-laws. Dale Boyles was account, temporarily being held by St. of frontage overlooking Garden Island Drive one mile north of Fox Lake. For corner lot. Peekaboo view of the Harbor. elected President Emeritus to honor his James Township. As plans unfold they and Hog Island. Pebble and sand Sale by Owner. High ground with pri- Potential for a bed and breakfast business. (231) 448-2915 Asking: $245,000. Owners are licensed long-term dedication to tennis here. will be announced in the local papers. shoreline near Lookout Point. vate road and fully cleared building site. agents. Call Jackie at (231) 448-2342 From the initial construction over – Joe Reed Call (616) 636-5685. $45,000.Call Bubba at (989) 821-5344. REWARD Wall Systems Charlevoix ! Superior insulating value –over R32 State Bank ! Greater strength than a block wall 38230 Michigan Ave. BEAVER ISLAND’S NORTH SHORE: Two 100' x 400' +/- Lake ! Outdoor sound Beaver Island, MI 49782 Michigan lots on the North Bluff a mile reduction from town on Indian Point Road. Each (Member FDIC) have a cute, usable, rustic 1 bedroom/1 Call for more information FOR SALE: BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME bath cabin with enclosed porches, decks BONADEO Open Five Days a Week Located in Port St. James, 1,800 sq. ft. home, planned for efficient living: 3 bedrooms and 2 full and views. Furnished and equipped. enterprises, inc. th bathrooms, Cathedral ceilings (T & G Pine), large open loft, master suite with walk-in closet Shared drive and well; separate electric 9:00 to 1:00 and 2:30 to 4:00 until Sept. 12 and master bath. Wrap-around covered porches, steep roofline with dormers, cedar siding. and phone. “Bluff” $170,000, “Woods” 448-2489 9:00 to 1:00 starting Sept. 12th Beautiful wooded double lot. Quiet setting. One mile to Port St. James private beach on Lake $165,000. Possible land contracts with 20 years Island masonry experience and Michigan. 1.5 miles to St. James village. $225,000.00 substantial down payments. Call John Charlevoix County’s only factory trained Call Ed Wojan Realty: Johnson, (231) 448-2533 BI, (305) Reward Wall Systems dealer. (231) 448-2190 Real Estate Office: (231) 448-2711 Toll Free Number: 1-800-268-2711 294-9909 FL, (305) 304-7188 Cell. 36. 37. Thanks to the GTB Real Estate, For Sale: WHEN YOU WANT The Beaver Island Rural Health helping the Health Center provide FOR SALE 40 ACRES ON WEST 40 WO OD ED AC RES WI TH Center has received notification that its health education to its patients and pro- SIDE - 1 ½ m south of Municipal CREEK - Driveway, clearing, and A REALTOR June grant request to the Grand Tra- fessional development for its staff, Bea- Airport: $95,000. Good road into small storage building. State Land who can find the right piece verse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa ver Island EMS and our local hospice property. Terms available. Call Mark across the road. Located on King’s of property for you, or sell a Indians was approved for $15,000. group. There are very few funders to LaFreniere at (231) 448-2220 Highway minutes from town.$69,500. The staff and board of directors of whom BIRHC can appeal, and we are FOR SALE BY OWNER - END OF (616) 681-5466. piece you already have at the Health Center send their sincerest very grateful for this second grant from ROAD LOT NEAR LAKE - KING’S HIGHWAY LOTS ON THE the right price – thanks for this generous award. The the Grand Traverse Band ($25,000 was Contoured very nice site. Font View EDGE OF TOWN - Two beautiful funding will make a huge difference in awarded to the BIRHC in 2004.) Court; Double-size lot, design your wooded lots right near town, the Broth- creative or traditional home here. ers’ Place, and the harbor. Asking FOR SALE – Former Island Potter Reelected Borders 30 acre preserve. Perked. $40,000 each. Call (773) 646-1424 or e- HARBOR-AREA HOUSE: Beaver Island Realty In a mid-August election former four-year term, running with Vice- Maps, elevation, info & comps: mail [email protected]. Four bedroom, 1 ½ bath house on two BICS guest master pottery instructor ChairmanWilliam Denemy against Ger- $27,500. (917) 628-8263 or TWO LOTS IN THE PORT ST. lots with garage. Wonderful location (231) 448-2577 near town and the harbor. Asking and frequent Museum Week speaker ald Chingwa and George Anthony, the [email protected] JAMES near Font Lake. Perked, price is $225,000. And visit our website for the best Frank Ettawageshik won reelection as historian of Beaver Island’s Indians WEST SIDE LAKE MICHIGAN wooded, buildable. #708 & 709; elec- Call Ed Wojan Realty: Island rental cottages the Chairman of the Little Traverse Bay and another past speaker at Museum LOT FOR SALE - Lot 24 of the tric and phone right there. $14,000 Real Estate Office: (231) 448-2711 Bands of Odawa Indians. He won a Week. The count was 753 to 344. Western Shores Plat: 3.5 wooded acres, each. Call Peggy at (269) 671-5557. Toll Free Number: 1-800-268-2711 beaverislandrealty.com with 250' frontage on Greiner’s Bay. 10 ACRES OLD FOX LAKE ROAD Community Tennis Association Formed Eight miles from town on Mrs. Beautiful, wooded, great building site The Beaver Island Community 10 years ago until today, court mainte- Redding’s Trail. Very deep and private. $45,000, please call (231) 409-1214. Tennis Association (BICTA) has been nance costs have been born by a small Land contract possible with acceptable GREAT LOTS FOR COTTAGE IN formed to gain the formal recognition group of regular players making annual down payment. Contact owner Victor PORT ST. JAMES - 3 to choose from. of the United States Tennis Associa- contributions. Major repairs will soon Dmitruk at (269) 207-2970 or e-mail Wooded, power, perked, ready for tion. Any interested party is invited to be necessary, and their costs will be [email protected]. building. Lake Michigan access nearby. join this volunteer group. beyond the small group’s capability. 40 ACRES ON SLOPTOWN ROAD Call (269) 857-6084. A brief organizational meeting was The USTA has funds available through - Call Bud at (231) 448-2397. BEAVER ISLAND HARBOR LOT held to get the project started, and a its Northern Michigan District; form- TWO LOTS IN THE PORT OF ST. FOR SALE - Protected Harbor site: provisional set of officers put in place: ing BICTA was done to qualify. JAMES for sale - wooded, buildable, 60' Lake frontage by 250' deep. North HARBOR-AREA HOUSE FOR Julie Neff, president; Peter Igoe, vice- Annual dues will be $25. An effort 118 & 119 @ $20,000 each. Land o f t h e To y M u s e u m . C a l l SALE: 2-Story 2,688 sq. ft. house plus 2 car attached garage & full basement. 3 * Lawn Care president; Christy Albin, secretary; and will be made to increase donations; Contract. Phone Julie at (616) 846- (231) 448-2391. large bedrooms–master BR with private Joe Reed, treasurer. Jack Kelly offered collections from the red Fare box at the 2637 or (231) 448-3143. 10.1 ACRES OF HARDWOODS - bath and walk-in closet, cathedral ceiling. to create a mission statement, and Bob courts will be deposited in the BICTA LAKE MICHIGAN LOT - 175 feet with 700 feet of frontage on West Side 2 ½ baths. 2 decks. Approximately 1-acre * Clean Up’s Neff a set of by-laws. Dale Boyles was account, temporarily being held by St. of frontage overlooking Garden Island Drive one mile north of Fox Lake. For corner lot. Peekaboo view of the Harbor. elected President Emeritus to honor his James Township. As plans unfold they and Hog Island. Pebble and sand Sale by Owner. High ground with pri- Potential for a bed and breakfast business. (231) 448-2915 Asking: $245,000. Owners are licensed long-term dedication to tennis here. will be announced in the local papers. shoreline near Lookout Point. vate road and fully cleared building site. agents. Call Jackie at (231) 448-2342 From the initial construction over – Joe Reed Call (616) 636-5685. $45,000.Call Bubba at (989) 821-5344. REWARD Wall Systems Charlevoix ! Superior insulating value –over R32 State Bank ! Greater strength than a block wall 38230 Michigan Ave. BEAVER ISLAND’S NORTH SHORE: Two 100' x 400' +/- Lake ! Outdoor sound Beaver Island, MI 49782 Michigan lots on the North Bluff a mile reduction from town on Indian Point Road. Each (Member FDIC) have a cute, usable, rustic 1 bedroom/1 Call for more information FOR SALE: BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME bath cabin with enclosed porches, decks BONADEO Open Five Days a Week Located in Port St. James, 1,800 sq. ft. home, planned for efficient living: 3 bedrooms and 2 full and views. Furnished and equipped. enterprises, inc. th bathrooms, Cathedral ceilings (T & G Pine), large open loft, master suite with walk-in closet Shared drive and well; separate electric 9:00 to 1:00 and 2:30 to 4:00 until Sept. 12 and master bath. Wrap-around covered porches, steep roofline with dormers, cedar siding. and phone. “Bluff” $170,000, “Woods” 448-2489 9:00 to 1:00 starting Sept. 12th Beautiful wooded double lot. Quiet setting. One mile to Port St. James private beach on Lake $165,000. Possible land contracts with 20 years Island masonry experience and Michigan. 1.5 miles to St. James village. $225,000.00 substantial down payments. Call John Charlevoix County’s only factory trained Call Ed Wojan Realty: Johnson, (231) 448-2533 BI, (305) Reward Wall Systems dealer. (231) 448-2190 Real Estate Office: (231) 448-2711 Toll Free Number: 1-800-268-2711 294-9909 FL, (305) 304-7188 Cell. 38. 39.

SECLUDED BEAUTIFUL CHALET BEACHFRONT HOUSE FOR RENT: THE HISTORIC BLUEBIRD FOR RENT: 10 Acres of pine with 360’ Exciting cottage with view of High HOME & ORCHARD: Available BEACHFRONT HOME of sandy Lake Michigan Beach. 2-BR ISLAND AERIE: Overlooking harbor Island from large deck. Open floor plan, HARBOR-LAKE FRONT: again as a rental. Charming and FOR RENT: (including loft), one bath, Great Room with next to Nature Preserve, easy walk/bike to huge windows on extremely private (one block W. of marina) beautifully-renovated log farmhouse 3 bedrooms and loft – total 5 beds, 2 sofa sleepers. Fabulous views of the town, 3 bathrooms, 4 BR w/ 2 king and 10 beach. 2 BRs with 2 full beds + loft Sharp 3 bedroom, 3 bath, washer/dryer. with apple orchard. Full housekeeping. hot tub, gorgeous views, Lake. Large decks. Sleeps 7. Across from twin beds, large 1st floor decks, 2nd floor with 2 twins. 1½ baths, TV/VCR, W/D, Sleeps 8. Awesome view of harbor from 4 bdrms, 4 baths, jacuzzi tub. Fully- solitude, wood stove, state land and hiking trails. Satellite TV. wet bar and deck, 3rd floor game room, all microwave, gas grill, all amenities. living room, kitchen/dining room, and equipped kitchen, diningroom, parlor, May-Sept. $1050 No pets. No smoking. $800 per week. modern amenities and appliances, great for $1095/week; spring & fall $895. Limit 6 master bedroom. $1,200 weekly. library, and sunporch. Rates and Off-season $795. Sept. and Oct. now $200 off. Deposit multiple families and groups. $1600/week, people. Please call (706) 268-2022, Call Patti Fogg (616) 399-5067 reservations: (303) 817-2554 or Call Perry at (313) 530-9776 required. Call Ed or Connie Eicher reduced off-season and extended-stay (219) 874-4676 May to Nov: 448-2001 or email [email protected] [email protected] or e-mail [email protected] (810) 629-7680 or (231) 448-2257 rates. Call John and Jan (989) 866-2159

THE CAPTAIN’S QUARTERS: BAYWATCH VACATION HOME: TWO BEDROOM HOUSE BEAUTIFUL SAND BAY DONEGAL BAY COTTAGE: 3 BR, Located at the entrance to St. James THE BIRCH HOUSE ON FONT FOR RENT: BEAUTIFUL SECLUDED NEW SETTING FOR REN T: 2 BA, full kitchen, W/D, fireplace, Harbor, Baywatch has 143 feet of pri- LAKE/ DONEGAL BAY ROAD: In a beautiful wooded setting near the CHALET: Near Donegal Bay’s beach and Why not enjoy the best beach on secluded patio & deck surrounded by vate beach with picnic table and fire pit. Close to town, beautiful sunrise, riding stables. Walk out the back to gorgeous sunsets. 3 BR, 2 Bath. MBR Beaver Island? This attractive cottage pines and bluff and overlooking one of Newly decorated home includes four fishing, and solitude. Sweeney’s Pond. See the eagles and has garden tub. W/DR/TV/VCR/Grill. has 3 bedrooms, 1½ bath. Sandy Beaver Island’s best beaches. $850 per bedrooms, a large open kitchen-living 3 bedroom (sleeps 6) and 1 1/2 bath. deer; let the loons lull you to sleep. Upon availability, bikes & auto for your beach. Screened Porch. Satellite TV. week June-September; winter rates room, and a family room with a full- Phone Mary Rose @ (630) 750-7870 Reduced rates for the off-season. Nice use. Sleeps 6-8. No Pets. $700/week.Ask Gas Grill. $1100/week. Call Ruth or available. Call (734) 996-3973 or size pool table. or email [email protected] touches; everything brand new! about our 3-day off-season package. Call Jackie at (231) 448-2342 [email protected] Call (231) 448-2650 $750.00/wk off season rates available. Call (231) 448-2397 (708) 389-0621 (evenings) Real Estate, For Rent WEEKLY RENTAL - Lake front. “The LOEW’S LODGE ON LAKE DONEGAL BAY COTTAGE - On WESTPORT - Available for rent The Last Resort” 2 BR house on Sand Bay, GENESERATH - 6 BR (queens in 4 dune with private beach access. 3 BR, 1 August and September. 3 bedroom, fur- great view, beautiful sunrise, laundry BR, bunks in 2 BR), 2 shower baths, 2 bath, sleeps 6, washer/dryer. Kayaks and nished, in town. $525/week. Call Convent pair, 1 ½ bath. Phone Bill McDonough screened porches. laundry facilities, bikes for your use. $750/week. Off sea- (231) 943-7989 or 448-2513. in the Village at (231) 448-2733 (days). linen and bedding provided. Fully son rates on request. Please call Dana CEDAR COTTAGE - On bluff with SAND BAY - “BAY HAVEN” equipped kitchen. Boat and motor avail- Luscombe evenings (248) 549-2701 or view of harbor. Two bedrooms, one dbl. COTTAGE -- WEEKLY RENTAL able. $1050/week. (231) 448-2809. email [email protected] bed, two singles. TV, VCR, grill, full Beautiful Harbor View JUDE’S Lake Front, Sandy Beach, 3BR, great THE FISHERMAN’S HOUSE - Great DONEGAL BAY - Clean/ kitchen, washer/clothesline, 2 bikes; no Full Housekeeping Home Rentals view, laundry, East Side Dr., brand new ‘In-Town’ location. 4 BR/2 Bath; W/D; Comfortable 3 Bedroom Home. Private pets. $600/week. Call (734) 769-7565. Sleeps 16 - 7 Bedrooms w/ sinks home. Call Laurie Bos at (616) 786- Beautifully appointed. For availability, Beach, Unforgettable Sunsets. [email protected] Fully-equipped Kitchen Apartments & Homes 3863 or [email protected] call Bill or Tammy (231) 448-2499 or July/August weeks available. Call WATERFRONT COTTAGE - On the Beach Access Nightly or Weekly Photographs of Bay Haven can be (231) 448-2733. Valerie Connors at (810) 487-1028. east side. Available by the week or week- Great for Multi-Family Groups, * 7 HOUSEKEEPING UNITS viewed at bayhaven.beaverisland.net DONEGAL BAY - 3 BR 2 bath Home; LOG CABIN ON SAND BAY - pets end. One BR, full kitchen and bath. Family Reunions, Business Completely Furnished SECLUDED 1940'S LOG CABIN sleeps 6; many amenities. $880 a week. allowed. 2 BR, 1 bath: $500. Call (734) Enjoy the water and the woods, year Retreats Great for multi-family groups. JUST ONE BLOCK FROM LAKE Reduced rates for off-season. 449-0804 or [email protected] round. Off-season rates. Complete pri- Open Year Round * 6-BEDROOM HOME and market on one acre. Sleeps 4-6, pets Phone (313) 885-7393, after 4:00 p.m. DONEGAL BAY HOUSE FOR vacy. (231) 448-2907. Weekly Rental in season 3 ½ baths, 3 kitchens, 2 large decks welcome ($100 deposit.) Washer, Dryer WEEKLY RENTAL - Harbor Beach RENT - Nice wooded location. Two bed- TO PLACE AN AD - (231) 448-2476 2-night minimum off-season Lake Michigan across the street! & linens furnished. Bicycles, canoe, Two-bedroom Condos. $475/week. Call rooms. New kitchen. Summer: $675. or email [email protected]. Call: (231) 448-2673 grill available $600/wk; weekends Carol Wierenga at (231) 448-2808, Off-season $425. (269) 668-7892 or Classified rate is $15 boxed with photo Call 448-2902 or (616) 531-9033 available. (219) 253-6500. (231) 448-2598 or (231) 448-2596. [email protected] and web listing, or $1/line for text-only. for more Information 38. 39.