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Pentwater This Week MAY 24 - JUNE 7

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Contents 2 Corporal Baseball WWII Vet Hal Carlin looks back on a lifetime of knocking it out of the park

4 Pentwater begins

to explore village-wide street improvement project

5 Pentwater channel depth declining

PTW Photo by Andrew Skinner

7 Meijer Simply Give

program to benefit Pentwater Community Food Pantry Campaign set to run through June 19

8 Events -

Emily Gebhart

Check the calendar

10 Area veterans,

community members to take part in Memorial Day weekend events

11 Pentwater to host bike & trike rally

12 Pentwater Historical Society to celebrate museum’s opening 3rd anniversary to feature a number of new exhibits

13 Pentwater business

owner Colleen Plummer passes away

15 Citizen of the Year

nominations accepted through May 27

16 Start of Summer

Party enters 20th year

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Welcome to Pentwater

I’m Emily Gebhart, a graduate of Pentwater High School. I have lived in Pentwater and attended Pentwater Public Schools since I was in the second grade. I have been blessed with the opportunity to spend my youth in this inviting community, which is full of support and compassion. Growing up in Pentwater has been a very rewarding experience. Working in town at Cottage Garden Cafe, I have had the opportunity to not only meet people from our village, but also from across the state and country. We are all on a firstname basis. Pentwater is a place that allows visitors and natives to create lasting relationships, always bringing them back for more. The incredible support from the staff at Pentwater Public Schools has prepared me to venture out into the world and pursue my dreams. Because of them,

I have developed independence, learned to set and achieve goals, learned to work well with others, and much more. I will soon be going off to a college that isn’t much bigger than the school here in Pentwater in a city that is 1,000 times larger, and I could not feel more prepared. Growing up in Pentwater, we tend to take advantage of its prime location and beauty, but once we leave, we realize how lucky we are to call Pentwater home. I will no longer be in a village where everyone knows everyone, or where the beach is just a mile down the road. As saddening as that may seem, I am excited to be a part of a new community. But no matter where life takes me, Pentwater will always be in my heart, and I will always call this one-of-a-kind town my home.

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Corporal Baseball BY AMANDA DODGE PENTWATER THIS WEEK WRITER

Decades of family photos, achievements, hobbies, collections and m o r e adorn the walls and appliances of the Carlins’ Sand Street

home. Hal and Myrna have almost always called Pentwater home no matter how far their travels, careers and lives may have taken them. This is where it all started, at least for the two of them. However, first things first, and with Memorial Day just around the corner, it is important to note that Hal, who recently celebrated his 90th birthday, is a member of a sadly increasingly smaller group of brave soldiers who are in a league of their own: those that served in World War II.

Harold “Hal” Carlin was born April 7, 1926 in Rochester, N.Y. At five years of age, his family moved to Detroit and then to Centerline, Mich., just outside the aforementioned city, when he was a freshman in high school. During high school, Carlin was a superstar on the basketball court, netting 35 points in one game. A school record that stood for 12 years, and they did not have the three point line at that time, notes Myrna. After graduating from Centerline High School, Hal was drafted into military service at age 18 in 1944. “I tried to enlist in the Air Force, but I got hit in the head with a baseball that day and couldn’t read the chart,” Carlin said, lamenting that his eyesight has never been the same. “So my dad took me to my appointment with

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the Army and he and I both expected that he would be my ride home, except they put me on a bus and told me to wave good bye.” Carlin was on his way to Fort Hood in Texas for basic training. From there he was sent to the Philippine Islands “to mop up.” Though it was towards the end of World War II, Carlin saw combat as he fought in the Battle of Leyte in the Philippines. Miraculously, he was one of three men in his troop that was not shot or wounded by the end of the war. Carlin served as troop clerk and attained the rank of Corporal during his military tenure. After the Treaty of Missouri was signed, he was off to Japan, but the ship he was being transported on could not get close to the country because of the numerous mines in the water, Carlin explained.“A Japanese captain led us around the mines and we got to Japan and occupied it.” Carlin said it was strange that the Japanese had surrendered, and here he was in Tokyo and saw Japanese locals going around on bikes as if it were just another day. Carlin said he was stationed in Japan from 1945 to 1946. During that time he went to Osaka and played baseball for the Army team in the same stadium that was used to film the Tom Selleck movie, “Mr. Baseball,” almost 50 years later. With the war over and things getting somewhat back to normal, Carlin said he was offered two choices: stay in the military or go home. “I made the choice to go home after that.” So it was back to Centerline and then off to Central Michigan University for four years to get his teaching degree with a major in social

studies and physical education. Myrna noted that during Hal’s time at CMU he was regarded as a basketball star along with the other veterans that had come back and were almost undefeated. She said they only lost one game because they had been out enjoying themselves a bit too much the night before. Hal added that a large photo of himself holding a basketball hung in the CMU basketball arena from 1946 to 1970. Hal lettered in both basketball and baseball at CMU. Upon his graduation in 1950, he played baseball for the House of David for one year. Towards the end of that time, he was notified that he had landed his first ever teaching job on the opposite side of the state where he had grown up, in a beautiful place called Pentwater. He taught seven hours a day at Pentwater in the high school and coached baseball and basketball after school. While teaching, Hal made friends with his neighbor across the street who was on the school board. One day his neighbor’s daughter was home from attending Western Michigan University and she and her friend decided they wanted to go meet the new coach at Pentwater. This was August of 1952 and her name was Myrna. “Hal played golf with my dad and he had a convertible,” Myrna said.“He called me up and asked to go on a group date to Ludington.” Hal smiled as he remembered that his convertible broke down by Kibby Creek and they had to walk home. “Dad helped get the car back,” Myrna said.

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Photos: On the cover, World War II Veteran Hal Carlin displays his passion for the United States military and baseball. Opposite page top, Carlin proudly holds an American flag than includes a “We Remember” tassel. This page above, Hal and Myrna Carlin pose for a picture outside of their Sand Street home in Pentwater.

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Pentwater begins to explore village-wide street improvement project BY JOHN CAVANAGH PENTWATER THIS WEEK WRITER

PTW Photo by Andrew Skinner

PENTWATER — The wheels were put into motion Monday, April 11 by the Pentwater Village Council as it begins developing ways to pay for a village-wide street improvement project. In his services committee report, Councilman Norm Shotwell said council might target this November or next spring to present a millage request to voters. In the meantime, he plans to work with the committee and other village organizations to develop ideas and get the word out on the village street improvement plan. According to a press release issued by the village, the Wade Trim engineering firm was retained in May 2015 to assess the village streets. In September it concluded that 70 percent of the village streets needed resurfacing, repair or reconstruction over the next five years with the cost estimated at $3.2 million. “We’ll continue to seek grant monies,” village Manager Rob Allard said in the release. “But we don’t expect to get much, if any, because federal and state monies just aren’t there for local streets. The problem is ours and we’ll have to deal with it.” In addition to Shotwell, the services committee includes Councilmen Don Palmer and Jared Griffis. It has moved cautiously, the release said, reaching out to engineering, legal and bonding experts to develop a sensible plan. It has developed a working group which include

Allard, Village President Juanita Pierman, Kathleen Hamilton, Terry Valenzano, Mark Benner, Ron Beeber and engineering and bonding representatives. Shotwell and Allard said at a May 16 public forum that most streets would be sealed, rehabbed or reconstructed in a coordinated effort over five years. To pay for the street improvements, the working group has recommended voter approval of two municipal bond proposals. One would be to renew for 15 years the existing 1.21 mill levy approved by voters in 1996 for the Hancock Street improvements, which will be paid off next year. A second 1.19 mill levy, if approved, would increase the property taxes of a $150,000 home by approximately $90 per

Monton named new village attorney PENTWATER — Brian Monton of Prince and Monton PLC of Hart was named the new Pentwater Village attorney by the Pentwater Village Council May 9. Monton will succeed long-time attorney Gary Nicholson who retired at the end of March. The village received more than 10 application for the position and interviewed Monton and Hart attorney Eric Fox. The firm’s appointment will run through the end of the village fiscal year at the end of next March. The village council makes its appointments annually. The village will pay a $1,000 per month retainer for general legal services. Fees for extraordinary legal services, including litigation, will be billed at $180 per hour for an attorney/partner and $60 per hour for a legal assistant. 4 PENTWATER THIS WEEK

year, according to the release. “Our recommended plan is the best longterm approach to the problem rather than a short-sighted band-aid which would ultimately cost more,” Shotwell said in the release.“Poor streets are less safe. They are hazardous to bicyclists and pedestrians. They can damage motor vehicles. Good streets help maintain property values and reflect the positive image we all want Pentwater to have.” A number of informational meetings have taken place in recent weeks and a formal public hearing is being planned for sometime this fall.

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Pentwater channel depth declining

Hancock Street to feature free WiFi

PENTWATER — Residents and visitors to the Village of Pentwater will soon be able to stay connected to the outside world — at least in a limited area. Pentwater Downtown Development Authority member Claudia Ressel-Hodan told the Pentwater Village Council May 9 that WiFi will be available in the downtown area this summer. Due to budget concerns, the wireless communication system will only be available along Hancock Street from approximately Second to Fifth streets, Claudia Ressel-Hodan said, but will include the village marina. She said it’s possible that the WiFi’s range could extend further where there are no obstructions. The system is not expected to work within Hancock Street businesses. MAY 24 - JUNE 7

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PENTWATER — Even with high Lake Michigan water levels, the area in and immediately in front of the Pentwater channel is once again starting to become shallow. Pentwater Harbor Research Committee Chairman David Roseman told the Pentwater Village Council May 9 that he recently determined that some areas in and immediately in front of the channel are 7-foot deep or less. He said the more shallow lake depths might make the channel unavailable for some boats to enter, depending on lake conditions. Since the channel area hasn’t been dredged since 2012, Roseman said the Pentwater Lake Improvement Board has $30,000 for dredging. Donations for dredging totalled $21,016, Roseman said, but he’d like to see that money saved for a “rainy day.” He also said state Representative Jon Bumstead has been in contact with the Department of Natural Resources to see if any state money for dredging might be available. Village President Juanita Pierman pointed out that keeping the channel clear was an Army Corps of Engineers responsibility for a number of years, and then that responsibility got dumped onto the village. She also said the village needs to develop partners when it comes to dredging the channel as it is the only Lake Michigan boating access in Oceana County. “I have contended for a long time that this is not just a Pentwater problem,” Pierman said.

“One village alone can’t do this type of dredging.” Roseman then outlined a scenario where a barge could be parked in the channel, throttle

up its engines and blow the sand out of the way. He added that he also thinks it’s a Pentwater problem and they need to solve it themselves.

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The Pentwater Community Food Pantry, run by the First Baptist Church in Pentwater, is proud to announce a partnership with Meijer this spring to provide much-needed hunger relief to local families through the Grand Rapids, Mich.-based retailer’s customer-driven food pantry donation program, Simply Give. “We are excited about this opportunity to work with Meijer to help feed those in need in our communities,” First Baptist Church in Pentwater Pastor Mark Lillie said. “It’s something that anyone can get involved in and feel like they have played a part in helping provide food for those who need a little extra help.” Lillie added. Each Meijer Simply Give campaign replenishes the shelves of more than 200 food pantries in Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and Wisconsin. The program encourages customers to purchase $10 Simply Give donation cards, available at the Ludington Meijer or the First Baptist Church of Pentwater. Meijer, in turn, will match every $10 donation, making it $20. And, on June 3-4, Meijer will double match each donation purchased that day, turning a $10 donation into $30. Donations are then converted into Meijer food-only gift cards and given to the food pantry. The Pentwater Community Food Pantry will benefit from donation cards purchased at the Ludington Meijer store through June 19. “We encourage community members to help us fulfill our mission of helping feed the hungry in Oceana County and surrounding communities by purchasing a Meijer Simply Give food donation card during their next shopping trip,” Lillie said. “Today’s food pantries are struggling to keep up with the flood of requests they receive daily,” Meijer Spokeswoman Christina Fecher said. “The Simply Give program is a way for Meijer customers to partner with Meijer and support the food banks and pantries that provide food to the hungry families in the communities we serve. We certainly couldn’t do it without the support and commitment of our generous customers and team members, who stand beside

us in this effort.” The Pentwater Community Food Pantry, 101 S. Rush St., in Pentwater, is open to provide

From left to right, Bev Fessler, Gail Lykens (Pantry coordinator), Melanie Lillie and Pastor Mark Lillie display Meijer Simply Give cards that will benefit the Pentwater Community Food Pantry during the retailer’s customerdriven food pantry donation program taking place now through June 19. The Pentwater Community Food Pantry serves between 50-75 people a week depending on the time of year.

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This Week and Beyond

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… Bingo (6:30 - 7:30 p.m.) every Friday Pentwater VFW Hall. … Sunday, folk music jam sessions, 1:304 p.m., Goodstuffs, downtown Pentwater. … Pentwater Township Library Story Hour Tuesdays at 10 a.m. … Pickin’ in Pentwater, 7 p.m., Pentwater Village Green, Tuesdays through Aug. 30. … Pentwater Civic Band Concert, Thursdays, June 30 through Sept. 1, 8 p.m., Pentwater Village Green. … Pentwater Farmers’ Market, Mondays and Thursdays, June 6 through Sept. 5, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Pentwater Village Green. … Pentwater Historical Society, Museum open, 1-4 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday June through August and Thursday through Saturday September and October. … Pentwater Community Dinner, 4:30-6 p.m., Centenary United Methodist Church, 82 S. Hancock St.

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May 25

Wednesday

… Pentwater Historical Society Spring Dinner, Pentwater V.F.W., 8440 US-31, in Pentwater. Appetizers and drinks at 5:30 p.m. followed by a 6:10 p.m. viewing of the Pentwater Historical Museum video and guest speaker Sharon Bluhm, dinner at 7 p.m. Tickets are $17.50 and available by calling 8692230.

May 27 Friday

… Last Friday of the Month Gallery Stroll, 5-8 p.m., downtown Pentwater galleries. Hosted by the Pentwater Arts Council. … Pentwater High School graduation, 7 p.m., school gym.

May 28 Saturday

… Plant Sale, 9 a.m. to noon, Bell Park, Pentwater. Hosted by the Garden Club of Pentwater. … Pentwater Historical Society 3rd anniversary celebration, noon to 3 p.m., 85 S. Rutledge.

May 28-30

Saturday-Monday

… Memorial Weekend Amateur Salmon & Trout Fishing Derby,

… Marine Corps League pancake breakfast, 8 a.m. to noon, Pentwater VFW Hall. Cost is $7 for adults, $3 for children (5-12) and children under 5 years old eat for free.

May 30 Monday

… Pentwater Memorial Day parade and ceremony, 10 a.m., downtown Pentwater. … Monday night bike ride, a leisurely 3-mile ride through Pentwater; meet at the top of the village green at 7 p.m.

June 4 Saturday

… Pentwater Bike and Trike Rally, noon to 3 p.m.

June 5 Sunday

… Start of Summer Party, 5-8 p.m., Hancock Street in front of the village hall in downtown Pentwater. Free hot dogs and beverages; tableware is provided; bring a dish to pass. Open to the public.

June 6 Monday

… Monday night bike ride, a leisurely 3-mile ride through Pentwater; meet at the top of the village green at 7 p.m.

Don’t Miss These Annual Events! Easter on the Green Saturday before Easter. Memorial Day Parade at 10 a.m., services at marina, village green and township cemetery. Garden Club of Pentwater plant sale Saturday of Memorial Day weekend. Start of Summer party first Sunday in June. Spring Fest arts and crafts fair third weekend in June. Community-wide garage sale second Saturday in June. Pentwater Civic Band Concerts Each Thursday, 8 p.m., village green, last Thursday in June, through Labor Day. Fusion Fashion Show last Friday in June, on the village green, 8 p.m. Fireworks over Lake Michigan July 3 each year. Fine arts fair second Saturday in July. Garden Stroll and “Blooming Arts” third Saturday in July. Pentwater Homecoming second full weekend in August (Weekends start Thursdays). MSU Tailgate Party The Saturday of Homecoming, behind the Village Pub. Pentwater Fall Festival Fourth weekend in September. Oktoberfest Second Saturday in October. Halloween on the Green Saturday before Halloween. Spooktaclular Halloween Parade Saturday before Halloween. Festival of Lights Saturday after Thanksgiving at the village green. Lighting of the community Christmas Tree and visits with Santa. Christmas Craft Fair First Saturday in December at the school.

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Mary Barker, an award winning librarian recognized for innovation in technology and children’s programming, was hired as the new library director at the Pentwater Township Library last fall. Barker has more than 20 years of experience had previously served as the library director at the William H. Aitkin Memorial Library in Croswell, Mich. and as the school library director and media specialist at the Saginaw Chippewa

Academy in Mount Pleasant, Mich. “I am very excited to be working in such a beautiful community at a library with a lot of potential,” Barker said. “Over the years I’ve visited dozens of libraries in Michigan and other states and each one is a reflection of its community. I am looking forward to talking with and meeting members of the community to get a sense of their expectations and find ways we can work together.”

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Area veterans, community members to take part in Memorial Day weekend events BY AMANDA DODGE PTW WRITER

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Pentwater veterans are gearing up for a weekend full of activities that concludes with honoring those who served our country and those who paid the ultimate sacrifice doing so. According to Pentwater VFW 6017 Commander and Marine Gunnery Sergeant James Carlson, veterans will be selling poppies from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, May 28 in downtown Pentwater, followed by a memorial service at Whiskey Creek at 1:30 p.m. On Sunday, May 29, the Boy Scouts will host a breakfast at the VFW post from 8 a.m. to noon. Cost for the breakfast is $8 for adults, $6 for children ages 5 to 12. The allyou-can-eat style breakfast will include pancakes, sausage, bacon, eggs, biscuits and gravy, juice, milk and coffee. The Pentwater Memorial Day parade begins at 10 a.m., Monday, May 30 with line-up from 9-10 a.m. across the street from the Baptist Church on First Street. All veterans, Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts are encouraged to participate. Carlson asks that veterans dress in their uniforms if they are able to. He explained that the parade begins as they march down to the Village Marina and have a ceremony to honor the Navy dead. Then the veterans will lead the parade over to the village green, where guest speaker Mary Marshall will address those in attendance. After the ceremony and flag raising on the green, the procession will head to the Pentwater Township Cemetery for the final ceremony and flag raising of the parade. Each ceremony location

will include a 21-gun salute and Taps will be played. The public is welcome to all of these ceremonies and is asked to follow the veterans to each location. Carlson said that parade and ceremonies will be followed by a 1 p.m. no-cost potluck at the VFW

Hall for veterans and their families. Those who attend the events will have the opportunity to purchase raffle tickets for two separate raffles that are set to help the VFW Hall upgrade its refrigerators and adding new storage to the post. Prizes for the first are all

cash denominations, starting at $500 and tickets are $1 each or $5 for six tickets. A prize for the second raffle is either $575 in cash or an AR15 Bushmaster rifle, and the tickets are $5 each. The drawings will take place in the fall. MAY 24 - JUNE 7

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Pentwater to host bike & trike rally

The Pentwater Bike & Trike Rally will take place along Hancock Street in downtown Pentwater Saturday, June 4. The third annual event will take place between First and Second streets with registration starting at 11:30 a.m. All motorcycles are welcome. Registration for the bike & trike rally will take place in front of Turnipseed Mercantile, 119 S. Hancock St. and there is a $5 entry fee. Awards will be distributed for “Biker’s Choice,”“People’s Choice” and “Best of Show” Arrive early and take part in the “Oceana County Ride” set to depart from Pentwater Convenience Center, Monroe Road and US-31 Exit, at 10 a.m. Ride maps will be available. For more information contact the Pentwater Chamber of Commerce at 231-869-4150 or e-mail travelinfo@pentwater.org.

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Pentwater Historical Society to celebrate museum’s opening 3rd anniversary to feature a number of new exhibits

Historical society’s spring dinner to include ‘Double Feature’ The Pentwater Historical Society will host its annual spring dinner Wednesday, May 25 at the Pentwater V.F.W., 8440 US 31, in Pentwater. The dinner will include two special features; the release of the Pentwater Historical Museum video and guest speaker Sharon Bluhm. Appetizers and drinks will begin at 5:30 p.m. followed by a 6:10 p.m. viewing of the Pentwater Historical Museum video. The evening’s second feature will be author and professor at West Shore College Sharon Bluhm. Bluhm resides in the Manierre Dawson Vacation home just north of Pentwater. Dinner will be served at 7 p.m. and includes appetizers, shredded pork, baked chicken, mashed potatoes, green beans, salad, Italian bread and garlic butter along with dessert. Tickets are $17.50 per person and can be purchased by contacting Ed Bigelow 869-8631, Bill O’Donnell 869-5399 or Deb Deward 8692230. 12 PENTWATER THIS WEEK

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The Pentwater Historical Society will celebrate the 3rd anniversary of the opening of its Rutledge Street museum starting at noon Saturday, May 28. The museum is a destination point for visitors, a gathering place for the community and a unique display of “Pentwater Pride.” The museum located in the former First Baptist Church of Pentwater building at 85 S. Rutledge St. opened to the public May 31, 2014. The building is a genuine historic site that dated from 1896 and couldn’t have been a more perfect venue in which to display Pentwater’s heritage, housing a large collection of Pentwater artifacts and memorabilia. This year, the historical society has some newly acquired “old” signs from various businesses along with a large salt and pepper shaker collection – featuring over 800 pieces. Also on display this summer, the museum has, on loan from a private collection, old milk bottles from Oceana and Mason counties. All of these

collections and pictures are translated into a compelling story of area history. The newly released Pentwater Historical Museum video will also be played throughout the afternoon. The video, which will be used to help promote the museum, was a collaboration of work by Claudia Ressel-Hodan and Ron Beeber. Outside the museum, the historical society

will be serving coffee, tea, cake, cookies and some old fashioned popcorn. A “Tin Can Raffle” with lots of exciting gifts will also take place during the celebration. The historical society looks forward to seeing residents from across Oceana County as well as area visitors to this free event. Children are always welcome.

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Colleen Plummer of Pentwater, known to many as the owner of the Antler Bar, died unexpectedly Thursday, April 21. Sue Silvis, who described herself and Colleen as “best friends for 40 years,” said she’ll remember her as a caring, compassionate person. “She was pretty awesome,” Silvis said. “She was a loving, wonderful mother. She tried to do her best Plummer for her community as well as her friends and family. She pretty much thought of a lot of people other than herself first.” Silvis said Plummer’s thoughts were always consumed by her kids, her friends and her community. Silvis said she remembers boiling eggs with Plummer for the first Easter egg hunt on the village green. Plummer also had a strong sense of right and wrong. Plummer was a long-time referee and was due to receive a 20-year-award from the Michigan High School Athletic Association this spring, according to Mason County Prosecuting Attorney and fellow soccer referee Paul Spaniola. “Games with Colleen were always fun,” Spaniola said. “I enjoyed reffing with her for 20 years. She was one of few women referees in this area.” Karen Smith of the Pentwater Chamber of Commerce said Plummer was an energetic volunteer. “She was a friend to many people and she was my friend,” Smith said about Plummer, who worked with her on many events. She said Plummer also headed up Pentwater’s St. Patrick’s Day parade and would decorate for Mardi Gras parties. “She loved Mardi Gras,” Smith said, adding that Plummer came from Louisiana. The two also worked together for years on the Christmas celebration at the village green. “She was involved in many activities and she will be terribly missed,” Smith said. MAY 24 - JUNE 7

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 “But we needed a wrecker,” Hal interjected. “The car was out of gas.” The two married in December of that same year. They lived in Pentwater for two years, then were told that Lake Orion was only hiring veterans to teach at its schools, so they moved back across the state and stayed for over 30 years while still maintaining a home in Pentwater. During those 30-plus years, Hal coached basketball and baseball as he had done at Pentwater. In 1968 Hal became the school’s athletic director and eventually assistant principal, two posts he held until his retirement in 1981. Myrna was no slouch during this time, as she helped to found and teach at Holy Cross Lutheran School. A boring retirement did not sound good to the Carlins, so they packed up their motorhome and wet to Florida. While in the panhandle state Hal got a job with the New York Mets in 1987, running their basic training during spring training for years following. He would work with 200 athletes and nine different teams each season. In 1999, Hal retired from the Mets, although they wanted him to move to New York and stay on with them, Hal and Myrna decided it was time to get back to Pentwater, permanently.

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The two had owned the Nickerson Inn for approximately 20 years, and had sold the Inn in the early 1990s. Hal was Commodore of the Pentwater Yacht Club in 1987, and the Carlins were members of the PYC for almost 50 years. A second retirement still could not get the Carlins to sit on the bench. Hal worked at WalMart as a greeter and a payroll clerk and Myrna worked at Max and Chloe’s. Hal decided to stop working just three years ago, when he lost a leg. However, his military service continues to be lauded, two years ago as he was invited to go on an Honor Flight to the WWII Memorial in Washington D.C. Hal said he was picked up at home and taken to Ferris State University, and then they flew out of Grand Rapids. Hal visited the WWII Memorial with fellow veterans, Art Susan, Bob Lorenz and the now

late Denzil Hepworth “It was really interesting,” Hal said. “It’s a very big wall.” Speaking of memorials, Hal said that there is information about his troop in the Philippines and also being the first into Japan during peace time, inside the building at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. His service and the service of others is very important to the Carlins. “Hal rides in the Memorial Day parade every year and he wears his uniform, the shirt still fits,” Myrna said. The Carlins days are now filled with their wonderful memories and each other, along with visits from their four children: Susan, Sandra, Michael and Randall, and their families which include six grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. They also have their cats and dog and a lifetime of love and adventure.

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Past Citizen’s of the Year 1973 Lenore Williams 1974 Florence Schrumpf 1975 none 1976 Ambulance Crew 1977 Herb and Bessie Behr 1978 Georgia Lites 1979 Ed Schimke 1980 Madonna and Harold Shaw 1981 none 1982 Doris and Bill Brown 1983 none 1984 Cook Richmond and Les Bailey (Civic Band)

1985 Rudy and Maxine Gustafson 1986 “Coho” Bob Maynard 1987 none 1988 Ralph Sandy (Posthumous)

1989 John Morris 1990 none 1991 William (Bill) Duncan

1992 Warren Mullen, M.D. 1993 Kenneth G. Lites 1994 none 1995 Gerald and Marilyn Emery 1996 none 1997 none 1998 Warren (Murph) Schader 1999 none 2000 Jack Webber 2001 Roger Bailey 2002 Barb and Gene Davidson 2003 Fred Jobbins 2004 Jack Patterson 2005 Jeanne Pettengill 2006 Milt Pugsley 2007 Dean Gustafson 2008 Terry Cluchey 2009 Tom Scott 2010 Frank Steiger 2011 Francis Hiscock 2012 Ed Bigelow 2013 Juanita Pierman 2014 Dave Roseman 2015 Patricia Collins

Citizen of the Year nominations accepted through May 27 The Pentwater Service Club is now accepting applications for its 2016 Citizen of the Year with the recipient to be recognized at a community dinner and program in their honor. Each year, the club recognizes a Pentwater area citizen who has performed outstanding service for the betterment of the community through civic, charitable, educational or other activities. Nominations may be submitted by

anyone, regardless of where they live. Nominations must be in writing and submitted no later than May 27. Nomination forms are available at the Pentwater Township Library and from committee chairman Phillip Arnold. Persons previously nominated are kept on file, so it is not necessary to nominate them again.

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Say hello to summer while enjoying a free meal in the streets of Pentwater with your neighbors and friends (new and old) during the 20th annual Pentwater Start of Summer Party Sunday, June 5 from 5-8 p.m. The old-fashioned block party is free and open to the public. Hot dogs, chips and soft drinks will be provided. Those planning to attend are asked to bring a dish to share. Picnic tables will be available but due to the popularity of the event, people may want to bring a folding chair. Hancock Street will be closed between Third and Fourth streets as picnic tables and a grill will be set up for an evening of friends and fun. The Pentwater Public Schools Jazz Band will perform around 5 p.m. Following the jazz band, GoodMusicDJ. com will provide music.

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Pentwater celebrates Founders Day

Vintage bikes, a two-man saw, historical dramatizations, live music, bicycle tours and a fireman’s water battle were just a few of the attractions during the Founder’s Day celebration in Pentwater Saturday, May 7. Above, Frank Sagan and Rachael Miller saw a log using Sagan’s two-man saw. top right middle, 3-year-old Neve Johnson tests out Bill Smith’s high wheel bike. Lindsay Blamer, top right, takes on the persona of Michigan lumberman Charles Mears during one of three interpretations of historical Pentwater figures during the Founder’s Day celebration. Right, Bill Smith of the Michigan Wheelmen raises his arms in the air while propping his legs on the handlebars of his high wheel bike as he makes his way down Hancock Street. Karen Smith, bottom middle, of Pentwater holds on to her hat, part of her 1800s era costume, as a strong wind blows across the Pentwater Village Green. Tedd Wheeler, bottom left, of the Michigan Wheelmen, talks about his high wheel bike at the top of the Pentwater Village

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Fire destroys Dockside restaurant Investigators determine fire originated in van parked nearby

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A late night Sept. 28 fire destroyed the Dockside Restaurant and Pizzeria, 401 S. Hancock St., in downtown Pentwater. Investigators determined that the fire originated inside a van that belonged to the owners of the restaurant. The van was parked on Fourth Street near the building. The actual cause of the fire will be listed as undetermined, according to the report from the Oceana County Sheriffs Office. The intensity of the heat of the burning van spread the fire to the building, Pentwater Police Chief Laude Hartrum said. The popular business owned by Angie LoveDarrow and Jeff Darrow for the past five years was a total loss. In addition to destroying the restaurant the fire also caused minor damage to the adjacent condominiums. Angie Love-Darrow and her husband, Jeff,

were in the lower level of the building when she said they heard what she described as a “bang-bang” sound. Love-Darrow said she went to the main level to investigate and noticed that their van parked outside the building was on fire. Love-Darrow said she ran back downstairs, got her husband and they evacuated the building, which was insured. “Definitely did not see that coming,” LoveDarrow said the day after the fire. “Reality kind

Firefighters from the Pentwater and Hart fire departments battle a late night blaze at the Dockside Restaurant and Pizzeria, 401 S. Hancock St., in downtown Pentwater Monday, Sept. 28.

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