News and Information for Hat Island Community Association Members
Last Updated June 29, 2010

Yacht and Golf Club

Photo Scrapbook

2008 Memorial Day Ceremony

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2008 Tribute to Andy Liljestrand

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2003—Volunteer Fire Department Commissioners

Clarence Forseth and Mac McDonel (Courtesy Everett Herald)	Grace Stenlund (Courtesy Everett Herald)	Clarence Forseth (Courtesy Everett Herald)

2002—Reverse Osmosis Water System Construction

Beach Well (Courtesy Everett Herald)	System Construction (Courtesy Everett Herald)	Skip Stienstra (center) and workmen (Courtesy Everett Herald)	Workman and Skip's dog, Maggie (Courtesy Everett Herald)

1995—Their Little Bit of Paradise

This overview of Hat Island appeared in the Seattle Times on Friday, June 30, 1995. 

Mid-1990's—Special Assessment Flyer

This is the flyer created by Don Condit describing the community's first special assessment. The special assessment was for $84.00 per year for 8 years and was used to cover major community expenses over $10,000 without the need for separate votes. 

1980's—Fire Department Article

1977—"Hat Island, A Community Pulls Together"

These photos were taken in 1977 by Rich Shulman of the Everett Herald

			Saturday potluck dinner is an occasion for conviviality

Ed Bruegeman digs for  clams	Pat Richard paints the lettering on the "Else M"

1974—Electric Cable Project

In 1974, as a direct result of the 1971-1972 Community Development Study, an underwater electric cable was laid to Hat Island from Mission Beach. The Holiday was the vehicle for PUD executives and engineers and Hat Island board to watch the project being done. This project was a very exciting for both the PUD and Hat Islanders. This was the first underwater cable for the PUD and Hat Island had been running on generators that were less than reliable. Our Elsie M was also involved in the project. It was raining and a dark and dreary day much lightened by the exciting project and unrealistic successes. Basically there were no problems from one side to the other. The cable was energized on December 12, 1974.

Mission Beach where the cable originates. Note large power pole in the background. The overhead lines on the mainland are where most of the power outages occur.	Mission Beach from farther out.	The cable barge is towed by tugs during the cable laying process	Cable barge being maneuvered by its tug

Another view of the tugs keeping the barge on line	Barge in tow	Our Elsie M helping with project	View of the very large reel that carried the one piece cable

1972—Early Marina Photos

The black and white picture of the marina labeled 1972 was scanned from the aerial photo in the Community Development Study 1972-1972. It shows the original configuration of the marina. In 1978 the marina was dredged and the dock system expanded to its present configuration. Notice the ferry bridge and ramp at the southern end where the ferry ACORN docked. Out side the marina on the north side was the barge piling for barges to tie up to unload building materials

1972 Marina	Picture toward the Yacht and Golf Club building showing more sand and gravel from the marina.	Pile driver in the northern corner of the marina driving pilings for the ramp bridge. Notice the very large piles of sand and gravel.	The "Acorn" Passenger Ferry

1970's—Plastic Waterline Installation

1967 Special Sales Event

1962 Hat Island Sales Brochure

From the 1962 Washington Travel Book..."A secluded residential-recreational area afforded complete privacy, yet with ready access to metropolitan centers―that's Hat Island, two miles offshore from Everett and now in the process of development by the Hat Island Development Co. of Seattle."

 

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