This week’s bouquets go to:

This past year a historic landmark disappeared. For many who live or enjoy Nahma it was tragic when the 120 year old Nahma burner fell to the ground this year. Doug and Sue Lalonde are avid Nahma campers and along with their family have enjoyed the view of the landmark from the shores of Bay de Noc where they camp every summer. The Lalondes and their family honored the landmark and brought another glimpse of it back to the Nahma community at last weekend’s Labor Day parade. The float featuring the burner took the first place prize. The Lalondes have decided to donate the burner replica that appeared on the float to the Nahma community for others to enjoy.

A special thanks to each and every person who volunteered their time, donated their funds, and helped collect signatures for the Ban Dismemberment Abortion petition drive at the “Choose Life” outreach booth at the U.P. State Fair. May God bless you all for your efforts to make the booth very successful again this year.

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Each Saturday the Daily Press salutes individuals and groups from our area who have had a very positive impact on the way we live.

We identify our bouquet recipients in one of two ways: from Daily Press news pages and from nominations sent in by our readers.

Mail us a postcard or letter identifying your nomination and putting into detail what they’ve done. Include your name, address, and phone number. Send nominations to Saturday Bouquets, The Daily Press, 600 Ludington Street, Escanaba, MI 49829.

They may also be sent to us by going to our Web site, www.dailypress.net, and clicking on the submit news button. Once there, click on “Bouquets” and follow the simple instructions.