"When life's last picture is painted.
...sit down for an eon or two;
Til the Master of all great workmen
shall put you to work anew."

The hospitality industry has lost a dedicated man -- but his memory will live on forever.

On July 2nd, death knocked at the door of Carl Marty of the Northernaire Hotel, Three Lakes, and took away a man of patience and principles . . . a man who did so much for the hospitality industry.

Carl believed in a heavy program of advertising in the metropolitan areas.  He also promoted contact and hospitality with all travel and outdoor writers in press, radio and tv.

Carl emphasized in his messages that there was a keen interest in the natural beauty of Wisconsin -- and the wildlife native to our region.  He was recognized nationally for his work in protecting wildlife.

He was born in Monroe, Wis., but spent part of his youth in Chicago.  He served with the Marine Corps in World War I.  He was 80 years old at the time of his death.

Carl began in the cheese business,

"When life's last picture is painted. ..opened the Showboat, a nightclub and ...sit down for an eon or two; golf course, at Three Lakes in 1940. He

Til the Master of all great workmen shall claimed that it had operated longer under put you to work anew." the same ownership than any other night-

club in the state. The hospitality industry has lost a dedi- In 1947, he opened the Northernaire re- cated man--but his memory will live on sort hotel, which at the time was con- forever. sidered the most luxurious in the state. He

On July 2nd, death knocked at the door never retired, and was owner-manager of Carl Marty of the Northernaire Hotel, until his death.

Three Lakes, and took away a man of Carl also established the Sheltered Val- patience and principles. ..a man who did ley Ski Area in 1965, and Lake Terrace so much for the hospitality industry. Estates, a retirement village, in 1966.

Carl believed in a heavy program of ad- He attracted national attention as a pro- vertising in the metropolitan areas. He also tector of wildlife. He raised thousands of promoted contact and hospitality with all orphaned animals and then turned them travel and outdoor writers in press, radio back to their natural habitat as soon as and tv. they were strong enough. He was a direc-

Carl emphasized in his messages that tor of Defenders of Wildlife, head- there was a keen interest in the natural quartered in Washington, D.C., and also beauty of Wisconsin--and the wildlife had been a director of the Wisconsin Re- native to our region. He was recognized sort Association.

nationally for his work in protecting wild- Two books were written about his work life. with wildlife.

He was born in Monroe, Wis., but spent Our sympathies to his wife, Loretta, and part of his youth in Chicago. He served son, Michael, both of whom are involved with the Marine Corps in World War I. He in the operation of the family enterprises. was 80 years old at the time of his death. Carl Marty hasil't left us--just moved up

Carl began in the cheese business, to a higher job.

Reprinted with permission from Wisconsin Recreation Industries Put