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Shamrock Bar (1973 source record)

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Summary

The Shamrock Bar was an island business that Archie LaFreniere reported selling after 36 years in 1973. September–October 1973 and January 1974 classified ads show the business operating under Jim Timsak and Barb Beckers, with food, beverage, and light-lunch service.

Evidence and limits

The held issues establish advertised operation and a reported transfer, not a deed, license, exact closing date, ownership shares, or complete business history. The Shamrock Bar is not silently equated with the separately modeled 1945 Shamrock Inn.

See also

Sources

  1. Beaver Beacon, April 1973, “Shamrock Sold.”
    Reports Archie LaFreniere’s sale of the Shamrock Bar after 36 years and names Barbara Becker Anderson, Cyril Jimsak, and Vera Jean (Jim) Jimsak as new owners; it does not supply a deed, license, or exact transfer date.
  2. Beaver Beacon, September–October 1973, classified advertising, “Shamrock Bar.”
    Advertises food and beverage service under Tim Jimsak and Barb Beckers; it supports operation after the announced transfer but not legal ownership.
  3. Beaver Beacon, January 1974, classified advertising, “Shamrock Bar.”
    Advertises daily and Sunday hours, light lunches, beverages, and food including Danish pastry, soups, sandwiches, pizza, coffee, beer, wine, liquor, and liqueurs under Jim Timsak and Barb Beckers; it remains an operating notice rather than a license or registry.
  4. Beaver Beacon, February 1974, classified advertising, “Shamrock Bar.”
    Again advertises daily and Sunday hours, light lunches, and food and beverage service under Jim Timsak and Barb Beckers; it supports continued operation but not legal ownership, licensing, or a complete business history.
  5. Beaver Beacon, March 1974, classified advertising, “Shamrock Bar,” and “Bottom’s Up.”
    Advertises Jim Jimsak and Barb Beckers, daily and Sunday hours, light lunches, and beverages, and reports their March 9–13 Lansing bartenders school and conference; it supports operation and training but not legal ownership, licensing, or a complete business history.
  6. Beaver Beacon, April 1974, classified advertising, “Shamrock Bar.”
    Advertises Shamrock Bar hours, food, and beverages under Jim Jimsak and Barb Beckers; it supports continued advertised operation but not legal ownership, licensing, or a complete business history.
  7. Beaver Beacon, May–June 1974, “Food Situation.”
    Lists the Shamrock as serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner from a new kitchen; it supports advertised operation but not ownership, licensing, or a complete schedule.
  8. Beaver Beacon, August 1974, classified advertising, “Shamrock Bar.”
    Advertises daily and Sunday hours, light lunches, and food and beverage service under Jim Jimsak and Barb Beckers; it supports continued operation but not legal ownership, licensing, or a complete business history.
  9. Beaver Beacon, November 1974, classified advertising, “Shamrock Bar.”
    Advertises year-round all-day food service, daily and Sunday hours, and beer, wine, liquor, and liqueurs; it supports continued advertised operation but not legal ownership, licensing, or a complete business history.