(906) 293-5661 or 1-906-222-8450 1-800-642-1911
(906)221-8445 McMillan & Columbus Twp. (906)477-6314 - Naubinway
(906) 586-9401 - Curtis & Portage Twp.
(906) 586-9900 - Germfask
US Coast Guard Search and Rescue 1-906-635-3230, if no answer call 1-800-321-4000
Poison Control Center- 1-800-POISON1 or 800-764-7661
Patrick Feneley - 477-6430
* Regular Communication on the first Wednesday of each month. Visitors Welcome
R#1 Box 516
Newberry, MI 49868
293-8742
Services: Membership: Open to Masons and relatives of Masons must be 18. Call
contact person to see if you qualify. This is a fraternal organization-dedicated
to strong family values, and willing to assist the needy and get involved in
area projects.
115 E. Truman
Newberry, MI 49868
Contact Persons:
Paul Bush, President---------------------------------------293-3256
Nancy Kipling----------------------------------------------293-3203
Chuck Beaulieu---------------------------------------------293-8651
*Membership is by invitation. Anyone interested in joining should contact a
member for additional information.
Meetings held every Thursday, at the Methodist Church from 12:10-1:00
* Kiwanis' motto is "We Build". Our goal is to meet the needs of the
community; building what is needed from character to common needs.
* Organize and coordinate the annual Senior All-Night Graduation Party and the
4th of July Parade. Among other things, we also sponsor a number of projects
in the community including a youth hockey team: sponsor a high school student
to the Hugh O'Brien youth leadership seminar; sponsor a high school student
to the Law Enforcement Career Academy; are a participant in the Adopt-a Highway
program and assist in chaperoning the Alcohol Free Week-end and Operation Petunia.
411 W. Harrie
Newberry, MI 49868
293-5946
2:00-4:00pm Tues., Wed., and Thurs. Summers
Fee: $5.00 per year
111 W. John St.
Newberry, Mi. 49868
293-5071 or 293-8653
Services: *Provide Christmas presents for disadvantaged youth in the Newberry
area. Also provide fruit baskets for disadvantaged senior citizens.
*Collect contributions for this project.
*Some emergency services
PO Box 20
Newberry, Mi. 49868
Contact People:
Walt Gable 293-8624
Perry Hewitt 293-3000
Dennis Henderson 293-7000
Mike Pekkanen 293-5945
Dick Dohmen 477-9907
*Meetings 2nd and 4th Monday at Village Inn 7:00pm - Newberry.
*Meetings 2nd Tuesday at 7p.m., - Engadine
*Raises funds to support Leader Dog Program. Donates funds to pay for eye examinations
of children in Tahquamenon Area School System. Scholarships for Senior High
Students, Financially support the *Bay Cliff Health Camp, Quest Program.
Newberry, Mi. 49868
293-2939
8:00am - 4:00pm Monday thru Friday
Services: *Provides the opportunity for full development of families and youth
by encouraging adult and youth involvement in community affairs in order to
prevent delinquency, substance abuse, family finance and neglect.
Fee: None
P.O. Box 551 E. M-28
Newberry, MI 49868
293-8674
Services:
*People helping people
*Support Fire Fighters and Law Officers
*Contribute to Hear, Cancer, and Child Abuse Funds
*Support Golden Eagle Fund for Senior Citizens
*Special Fund Raisers
P.O. Box 97
Newberry, MI 49868
293-5037 or St. Gregory's Parish 293-5511
Services:*Knights of Columbus provide charitable works at the church, family,
and community levels.
*Some activities, such as the Tootsie Roll drive for the Mentally Retarded occur
annually. However, we will become involved in other activities as the need arises.
Hugh Allen McInnes Post 374
S. Newberry Ave.
Newberry, MI 49868
Contact Person: Natalie Villemure 293-8062
Ann Ison 293-3778
Services:
*Participate in the various parades held in Newberry i.e. Fourth of July, Memorial
Day, High School Homecomings
*Donate gifts to Veterans Hospitals in Marquette at Christmas time.
*Participate in Tender Loving Care Groups.
*Send one High School junior to Girls State every year.
*According to need, flags are furnished to different organizations.
*Poppy Program. Funds raised through this program are used to help former servicemen.
*Hold memorial services for deceased members. Also provide luncheon for the
family members of the deceased in connection with funeral services.
*Provide college scholarships in nursing, teaching, etc.
*Americanism Program.
115 E. Truman
Newberry, MI 49868
293-8177
Contact Person: Margaret Thomas - 293-8177 Donna Pohja, Noble Grand (Pres.)
293-8912
*Meetings are the 1st and 3rd Wed.
*Involved in community affairs, work with the eye bank, visit the Annex for
Bingo and other activities.
Support the arthritis foundation and Bay Cliff.
Engadine, MI 49827
Contact Person: Bob Laban, Post Commander
Doris Laban, Auxilliary
477-6046
E. Victory Way
P.O. Box 232
Newberry, MI 49868 Contact Persons: Robert Vernon (906) 586-3475
Donald Canfield (906) 293-5456
Services:
*Tahquamenon Sportsmen is open to men and women. A monthly meeting is held on
the fourth Thursday of each month.
*Holds an annual "Kids Tackle Party" usually in the spring. (April)
and a fund raising "Whitetails Banquet. (Sept.)
*Activities pertaining to conservation of natural resources and wildlife and
preservation of the hunting and fishing sports.
*Sponsor Newberry Troop 124 of the Boy Scouts.
*Conducts a winter deer feeding program and a deer trapping and tagging program.
*Affiliate club member of National Rifle Association (NRA) , Michigan United
Conservation Clubs (MUCC), and Upper Peninsula Sportsmen's Alliance (UPSA).
P.O. Box 308
Newberry, MI 49868
293-5562
Services:
*Coordinate business activities, formed for the betterment of the community.
*Consumer information, i.e. problems that may arise, Chamber will tell individual
where to go with their problems.
*Promote things that help the community become strong financially and recreational.
*Chamber of Commerce welcomes new businesses coming into our community, as well
as gives information to these new businesses, also gives information to people
about jobs, about vacations, etc.
*Chamber of Commerce is basically tourist oriented because this community is
largely a tourist area.