Summer 2008

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Dates, Leaders, Titles and Venues
(All meetings are at 7:00 p.m. Sunday)
(Each title is a link to its own page)

June 29--Mary Strohl,     Out Stealing Horses by Per Petterson
    Venue: Jack and Louise Marta's-- 6081 Lakeshore Drive ( Road 9) Eagle River, MI.   Telephone: 337-23378

(On M-26, 2 miles East of the bridge over the Eagle River or about 1 mile West of Jacob's Creek Falls, turn North toward the lake on Road 9. Drive directly toward the lake until you see the gray/green house on the right. Park anywhere. The front door is on the woods side.)
    Patricia Van Pelt relays this news about our first author: This October, Graywolf Press will reissue one of Per Petterson's earlier works, To Siberia Viking Magazine writes, "The story centers around a brother and sister who are forced to come together after their grandfather's suicide. The girl dreams of escaping to Siberia, while the boy becomes increasingly involved in resisting the Nazis. Readers who were struck by Petterson's sharply etched characters and unique prose style will want to clear room on their nightstands for this fresh edition."
 

July 20--Dave Owens,    Omnivore's Dilemma by Michael Pollan
    Venue: Nancy Wakeman hosting at the old Rice Hotel on Second St., Eagle Harbor. Refreshments courtesy Dave and Ruth Own with help from Shirley Flood and Elaine Rysiewicz.

July 27--Steve Lehto,     Death's Door by Steve Lehto
    Venue: Community Building, Eagle Harbor.

August 10,    Poetry Night
    Venue: Peter and Patricia Van Pelts, Eagle Harbor
    (On Marina Drive from east edge of Eagle Harbor, on the right just before the Yacht Club parking lot.)

August 17--Tiffany Dawson,    The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls
    (If you have an Amazon Kindle, this title is available for $9)
    (On 6 Aug. Clint added some comments on this book's page.)

    Venue: Mary and Tom Strohl, 13131/13130 Apache Lane, Bete Gris, Telephone: 289-4273.

From U.S. 41 at Delaware, take the Lac la Belle-Bete Grise Road to Lac la Belle (approx 4 miles). At the bottom of the steep hill bear left on to Bete Grise Road. When passing the mailboxes on your left, mark 2.8 miles to Apache Lane. Turn left on to Apache Lane for approximately 250 yards. Turn right towards the large Cottage and park. Enter the cottage through the kitchen door underneath the light. We can accommodate seven or eight parked cars so car pool if you can. Apache Lane is unimproved and has some impressive pot holes. Drive very slowly at idle speed with your foot resting lightly on the brake.

/S/ Tom Strohl
 

August 24--Jack Marta,    The Great Lakes Water Wars by Peter Annin
    Changed Venue: Eagle Harbor Community Building.
    The Great Lakes Basin Compact passed by the U.S. Senate (All nine Articles) can be seen by Clicking   or use this link to go the the Great Lakes Commission's own page.   http://www.glc.org/about/glbc.html
    And of course there's Peter Annin's own great web at
http://greatlakeswaterwars.com/

 

September 7--Marcia Mason,    A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseni
    Venue: Ginny Jamison's at Gratiot Lake.
(Directions copied from the 2006  schedule:    5461 Peterman Lane (Southeast off US-41 on Gratiot Lake Road. At bottom of hill after Gratiot Lake in sight, turn left on Gratiot Lake Drive. Turn right on Petermann Lane. Stay to the right to end of lane.)
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