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SPRIN6P0RT, MI 49284 THE TRI-CITY RECORD25 $ Vol. 105 - No. 37 RED ARROW EDITION OF THE WATERVLIET RECORD, COLOMA COURIER & HARTFORD NEWS September 13,1989 6 & 7% wage increases approved for Coloma teachers and staffers
By Marion Leedy of bargaining language. $36,267 to $38,443; Junior High She noted the carpets had been Coloma Community Schools The Board also approved a 6% School Principal John Sleber, cleaned, which was nice, but that teacher contracts were approved salary Increase for all other certified $41,853 to $44,364; Assistant Junior had been done so late they were still Monday night when the Board of staff members (administrators) and High School Principal Paul Ravltch, "very wet" when school opened. She Education adopted a three-year col- all noncertlfled personnel with the $35,700 to $37,842; Middle School also noted that a fuel tank was REWARD OFFERED...A $250 reward is being offered by the Watervilet DDA lective bargaining agreement bet- exception of the bus drivers and Principal Use Erlckson, $41,853 to removed at the Washington School for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons ween the Coloma Community teacher aides who were given a 7% $44,364; Assistant Middle School just before school opened although responsible for the September 6 vandalism of the uWeicome to Waterviier Schools and the North Berrien Coun- increase. Those contracts also were Principal Diane Janke, $35,231 to the contract for the work had been sign. ty Education Association. The agree- for two years with a third-year wage $37,345; Coloma Elementary Prin- let in May. She said the result was The sign, valued at $1750, was donated by the Watervilet MECCA club. ment provides a basic increase of reopener. cipal Daniel Stack, $38,200 to the loose dirt piled there was tracked Anyone with information regarding this sign should contact the Watervilet 6% for two years with a wage re- The 6% salary Increase boosts a $40,498; Washington Elementary in on the very wet carpets. She fur- Police Department. All calls will be kept confidential. opener during the third year. The starting teacher's salary with a Principal Joyce Tutton, $41,071 to ther questioned why the roofs, which Surveying the damage is (left) Corky Openneer, DPW Superintendent, and agreement, according to the ad- bachelor's degree from $18,905 to $43,535; and Supervisor of State and were just repaired, still leaked and a DRW employee Jim Bolin. ministration, provides clarification $20,030 for the years from 1989-90 to Federal Programs Mary Spessard, planned restroom at the Middle 1990-91 and with a master's degree $36,267 to $38,443. School was still not installed. from $19,874 to $21,066. The top of Clark said steps are being taken to the salary scale teacher with a B.A. MAINTENANCE PANNED see that similar problems in school degree and 14 years of teaching ex- maintenance are corrected before perience will increase from $31,467 school starts next year. He also Watervilet Township to sell to $33,355 and a teacher with an M.A. Board Vice President Norma reported he is working with the degree will have a salary increase Somers said she was impressed by various agencies to have the warran- public lakefront property from $34,120 to $36,167 for 15 years "lots of good things that are happen- ty on the roofs revoked, all of which of teaching experience. ing in the curriculum" In the Coloma takes time. He further noted that a By Bob Lohr The administrators' salaries with Schools but Is still very concerned lot of the maintenance problems in The Watervilet Township Board November or December cable billing the 6% Increase for the school year over the maintenance of the schools. will go ahead, as planned, with sale there will be a survey of the channel. of 1989-90 to the school year of "Didn't these people know when See COLOMA on page 12 proceedings of public lakefront pro- Youdell noted that Included In the 1990-91 are as follows: Superinten- school started?" she asked. perty, despite the demands of a local survey will be 4 or 5 channels in the dent Clifford Tallman, $57,573 to homeowners association to block service that would be deleted If the $61,027; Assistant Superintendent the pending sale. channel Is to be returned and she ad- David DeFlelds, $48,239 to $51,133; The motion, made at Monday ded that Jones is already under con- Assistant Superintendent Ronald night's regular business meeting, tract to HSC and cannot be removed Clark, $50,047 to $53,050; High JOHN HODQES...new Coloma City will authorize Township attorney from the service. If the response is School Principal Harold Wheeler, $3,600 donation made to Hartford Administrator, gets accustomed to Ron Postelli to proceed with the good, the channel could be back on $45,593 to $48,239; Assistant High his new office his first day on the replatting of lot 51, a 270 by 15 foot the air by as early as January, School Principal Francis Pough, Police Department for equipment job. strip of land running along the north Youdell said. COLOMA CITY side of Shore Lane fronting on Paw By Phyllss Buechner COMMISSION Paw Lake. Hartford Police Committee Chair- The motion followed a debate bet- man David Hadley told City Council WELCOMES NEW ween the Township Board and a six- Non-union and administrator members at their meeting held Mon- CITY ADMINISTRATOR family member association headed day night, September 11, about a by Dick Babcock of Forest Beach contribution they have received. By Teresa LaPlante Road. Babcock stated that some of salary increases OK'd at Coloma Mayor Marvin Taylor Six hundred dollars In memorials the members of the association have was donated in memory of Donald S. welcomed John Hodges, formerly of been using the lot for several Waterviiet Schoois Clare, Michigan, to his post as the Cochrane, who died April 29, 1989. decades and It would be unfair to ex- Mrs. Cochrane and her family gave first City Administrator in Coloma. clude them now. The Intent of the By Teresa LaPlante 1 another $3,600.00 with the stipula- The hiring of a City Administrator BoardciP® . $41,200 ($38,500); Middle association, Babcock added, is to re- The Waterviiet School tion that the money would be used followed months of debate over the tain a part, or alt, of the public land acted on nonunion contractsi att Its^SchoMPIts SchdHPrincipalt , $37,915 ($36,109); legality of such a move that ted to a by the Hartford Police Department for boat launching or mooring by its regular meeting Monday evening.^Noftti^rrlncipal, $41,200 ($39,250); for equipment. recall election of the mayor and The new salaries, with former Souffc Principal, $41,200 ($37,518). members. Hadley said they have purchased three commissioners; Anita Hirsch, Township Clerk Dolores Youdell salaries In parentheses, are as Maintenance Supervisor, $24,800 a computer and program for their Pete Mestre, and George PostellL noted the Board decided to proceed follows: Superintendent, $53,500 ($23,600); Transportation Supervisor, records and door decals for the new Although the election, held on with the sale of the lot after several ($50,000); Administrative Assistant, ^ u/Ancc m squad car. He said the balance ii August 8, did not recall any of the of- resident complaints, mainly with $41,200 ($39,250); High School Prln- ^ WAaES 0,1 Pa8* 18 ficials in question, it cost Coloma would be used for a rebuilt radar unit vehicles using the land after hours POLICE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN... citizens a total of $3,189.28, as for the second patrol car. and also to free the Township of any Dave Hadley displays the newly- reported by Commissioner Hirsch at The new police car was in opera- liability. 'The Board had no idea or designed crest for the door of Hart- the regular City meeting on tion Monday morning, September 11. intent to exclude anyone. It's just ford's new police car. The new crest September 11. Hadley advised that Police Chief practice we've used in the past," matches the patches the Hartford With the recall effort over, and Dave Moore had worked on the car, Youdell said. installing radios and equipment and Police Department has on its considering the votes of the citizens Babcock stated, after the deci- had saved the City about $500.00. uniforms. as consent to continue, the Board sion, the association will hold a Finance Committee Chairman (photo by Jerry Byars) continued Its search for a City Ad- recommitment meeting and follow Harold Frye Sr. announced that they ministrator and found Mr. Hodges to with court proceedings. "We are go- have hired a part-time employee to held last week and the Township will be the best candidate for the job. ing to check the statute re- assist the accountant and book- probably act on their millage pro- "We want to welcome Mr. Hodges quirements of this type of sale of keeper. Karen Graham began work- posal Thursday. to our town," Mayor Taylor announc- Township land, something that may ing last Wednesday, according to Mayor William Weeden read a let- ed at the meeting. have an effect on Township land M the accountant, Nancy Walker. Right ter from Dale Leonard thanking them "I am glad to be here, Hodges sold in the past," Babcock said. responded. now she will be working 4 hours a for naming him to the DDA (Downton The Board's intent is to split, and Development Authority) but stating In other areas of business, the sell, lot 51 among five homeowners V day, 3 days a week, and will be paid landfill problem Introduced to the A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF SPORTS . at Coloma High School Is displayed at $4.00 per hour. that business commitment made it that own adjacent property to the difficult for him to accept. Mr. Commission by Charles Slttlg, a land. The Board, however, has made Alwood Gymnasium in honor of Howard Kosbau, a Coloma school A motion was approved to con- citizen of Three Oaks who is actively photographer and sportswrlter for over 20 years and a teacher of graphic arts. tribute $9,500.00 to the Hartford Leonard asked them to consider his no final motion to sell the lot. wife, Yvonne, as a replacement. Involved In landfill reform. Is being In other matters, a crowd of 66 per- Mr. Kosbau and his wife, Qall, have worksd running all of the school printing Public Library for 1990. Their budget studied by the Board. It hopes to and have been a tremendous frfend of Coloma athletes over the years. The was presented at the last Council Separate motions we'e approved sons and a petition of 600 signatures releasing Dale Leonard from the decide on a motion at the next were put before the Board, at Mon- couple has done all of the school's sports photos, placemats for sports ban- meeting with a total of $57,458.00 meeting, according to Mayor Taylor. quets, and a thousand other Jobs to help the system. and the City portion of $9,500.00, the position and appointing Yvonne day's meeting, In protest to the Leonard. Also, a motion was carried to cancellation of the OVC home shop- Over his 20 years, Mr. Kosbau has collected many pictures that he wanted same as last year. receive bids on painting the exterior to display for the community so people would have a history of their athletes. A motion was also approved to In other matters the Council ap- ping channel by Jones Intercable, proved a motion that former Council of City Hall. The Itemized bids are to the local cable operator head- Many people have offered their help to the project. Pictures from 1915 were place a 2-mlllage proposal for five be opened at the September 25 donated by Mrs. Laura Sawatzki, Mrs. Marfan Qeisler, Mr. Fred Muenchow, years, for a new fire truck, on the member Anna Smithley could apply quartered In Colorado. for a C.D.B.G. grant for housing meeting. Nancy Rock of Coloma, spokes- and Jack Drach. Mr, Allen Baker, Coloma State Bank President, and Mr. November ballot. The City Council A few concerned citizens came Homer Umphrey helped In Identifying the photos. Mark Lester, a former members had tentatively approved rehabilitation at 104 S. Washington. man for the group, stated the chan- Mrs. Smithley resigned In January before the Board to complain of slow nel's replacement, the Home Shopp- graphic arts student of Mr. Kosbau, matted the pictures. The display case the proposal In July when It was first police response to disperse minors was built by Harry Marlon and financed through Coloma Schools. requested but had stipulated they and there is usually a one-year wait ing Club, lacked the quality of OVC for consideration of any program by loudly congregating In the Rite Aid and a request to Jones has been The display has been arranged eo that more cases and pictures can be add- wanted to have a meeting between parking lot every night after eleven ed throughout the years as Coloma sports history Is made. the Fire Board, Hartford Township officials. The Council also allowed made to reinstate the channel. individuals participating In the o'clock. Youdell told the group she has Bob Irvln, Coloma High School teacher, and all of the community wish to Board members, and the City Coun- Commissioner Wohler promised thank Howard Kosbau for putting his time and efforts Into such a tremendous cil to discuss funding for the joint C.D.B.G. program to be one year already met with representatives of behind in paying taxes. to look Into the problem. Jones and that In either the project, a project that preserves school history for everyone. fire department. That meeting was
(These Interviews were WHAT DO YOU LIKE BEST ABOUT GOING conducted at Wood- We Asked You... side School In TO SCHOOL? Hartford.)
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J CHRI88Y CHESHIRE wl have a lot of fun play Ing with my friends In PATTY RICH the (play) house and fTEPHANIE MORSAW AMANDA KEIFER MARYANN CORTEZ DANNY BOHLE JULIA WADE -Playing outalda and ALICIA SOLIS MELLISA BROWN putting puzzles toget -Playing In lha (toy) kH- -Puttingg tooatfwtf>a«itM.r tt>a -My taaetwf*. Thay ara "Playing with tha 'Raadlng about dan- galtlng my plotura "Sailing candy for "Raadlng about her and that's what I pwnwa* nlca to ma." block* tlita." •ak#n." school," animals." like best about school." SEPTEMBER 13, 1989 SEPTEMBER 13,1989 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE THREE progress when a suspicious case of "it appears the bacteriological families of those yet unaccounted quality of the river has improved for who bear a special burden that measles is confirmed as a definite Waterviiet Library COLUMNS & COMMENTARY case. When an outbreak is under- since 1987; however, the bacteria First year of Hartford deserves our support and compas- count from the state line to AGENT ORANGE sion." way, steps must be instituted to break the chain of infection. The Buchanan Dam still exceeds the i / NEWLETTER VA has designed and published a limit of 200 fecal coliform per 100 Migrant Program a success receives grant \ Dear Editor, POW/MIA Recognition Day poster measures generally taken are to \ screen all students to determine milliliters of water," according to The Waterviiet District Library will older readers because of this grant." 9 0 1 The State of Michigan Agent which is being distributed to all VA \ O - V \ // /> those not adequately vaccinated and Oderkirk. By Phyllss Buechner receive a federal grant of $5,000, A total of $748,261 was available Orange Program, in conjunction with and DOD installations, many U.S. The Berrien County Health Depart- Hartford School Board members ment so far this year is down 46 over state Senator Harry Gast (R-St. lMATEP>\/L Postal Service facilities, state to update their vaccination or ex- for awards this year, according to the Agent Orange Commission, has clude them from school until danger ment, based on August 1989 sampl- heard a report on the Summer the number predicted. The district Joseph) and Representative Lad state Librarian James Fry. The copies of Its first quarterly newslet- veterans offices, veterans organi- of spread of the infection is past. ing results and Michigan's Wate/ Migrant Program at their work-study had anticipated 1,455 but have only Stacey (R-Berrien Springs) announc- Library of Michigan received 128 ap- ter available to anyone who is in- zations and private Individuals and Late last spring we had 24 con- Quality Rules, recommends total meeting held Thursday, Spetember 1,409. Superintendent Robert ed recently. plications requesting $1.2 million in terested. There is no charge for this organizations. The poster will be us- firmed cases of measles in three body contact be avoided from the 7. Pobuda said most of the decline was The federal Library Services and federal funding this fiscal year. newsletter. Please contact your ed to publicize ceremonies and to area schools. In that outbreak, all state line to the Buchanan Dam, ac- Director of the program Shirley in kindergarten and grades 1 and 2. Construction Act discretionary grant local MESC office, local health promote awareness of the obser- the cases were among junior high cording to Oderkirk. DeBoer said the first year of the pro- He said most of that could be is being administered through the department or a veterans organiza- vance. and senior high school students. Of gram went very well. Instructional because of a lower birth rate and Library of Michigan. tion. Copies can also be obtained by those with measles, all students ex- classes started June 19 and ended because of families moving from the The Waterviiet District Library will contacting the Michigan Department cept one had been vaccinated before August 4. The age of students rang- area but said principals would be use the grant to expand library ser- WATERVLIET of Public Health at 1-800-648-6942. 1 MEASLES OUTBREAK 15 months of age. ed from 2 /2 to 13 years, with a total looking further for reasons for the vices to older adults. BAND BOOSTERS Sincerely, AMONG TEENAGERS attendance of 164 and an average smaller enrollment. This will affect "This is a fine example of the Lisa K. Rhind, Chief ARTS AND CRAFTS the amount of state aid the district MEETING . SHOULD BE REPORTED daily attendance of 101 students. outstanding library work being done The Waterviiet Band Boosters will Information Resource Center SHOW receives when the official 4th Friday in my district," Gast said. "I know the A number of suspected measles There were five classrooms, with WATERVLIET LIONESS CLUB OFFICERS...for the 1989-90 year, trom the left, hold a meeting on Monday, Septem- Veterans Health Promotion UPPER ST. JOE RIVER The Creative Women's annual Arts instruction in reading, language, art, student count is taken. grant will be put to excellent use." cases have again been reported to and Craft Show will be held at the are: Lioness Tamer, Joan Banaslk; Treasurer, Sandy Deyne; Secretary, ber 18, at 7:30 p.m. at the North the Berrien County Health Depart- SWIMMING BAN music, cultural enrichment and Jenette Wlnkel; President. Lyn Winkel; Vice President, Nancy Dlouhy. Not pic- "Competition for the grants was School library. Please plan to attend Berrien County Sportsman's Club, physical education. The Department very stiff," Stacey said. "I'm pleased ment. These cases have been among RECOMMENDED BY tured is the Lioness Tail Twister, Vlcki Letke. and help support our music program. 2985 E. Linco Road, Berrien Springs, of Social Services approved a that the Waterviiet Library will have VA OBSERVES POW/MIA teen-age school children In the Col- HEALTH DEPARTMENT Michigan, on Tuesday, October 10, oma area and, most recently. In the license for a child care center for the the chance to expand its service to RECOGNITION DAY The Berrien County Health Depart- at 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 3-4 year-olds room. POW/MIA Recognition Day will be Lakeshore area. Parents must be ment has completed its August 1989 Hand-crafted holiday gifts will be aware of the possibility of measles, In addition to classroom, students observed Sept. 15 at Department of St. Joseph Bacteriological Survey offered for sale. Proceeds to the Ber- Applications available for horseback which is manifested by fever, rash, took several field trips, held a Veterans Affairs (VA) facilities from the Indiana state line to the rien County Cancer Service. Refresh- clothesline art show in Ely Park, and across the country with special general malaise, frequently with a Buchanan Dam, according to Donald ments will be served. Door prizes riding for handicappers program Coloma •Waterviiet •Hartford sore throat, Inflamed eyes and runny painted a mural on the wall of a OKUiOPfi V observances and ceremonies to Oderkirk, Director of Environmental every hour. ft nose. These cases should be building facing the park. The mural honor and remember those who were Health for Berrien County Health Donation 50c. The Berrien County 4-H Horseback the Berrien County Youth Fair. reported to the school and your doc- shows scenes of the Hispanic \ DOUBLE prisoners of war or are missing in ac- Department. Riding for Handicappers is now tak- If you are the parent of a child or WBA HAPPENINGS tor should be consulted. Measles is culture and heritage the children ing student applications for the 1990 young adult ages 5-26 and would like tion. usually a miserable but Innocuous share. They also entered projects in By Larry Nordhoff her for all she has done for the WBA. The special day of recognition and riding program. This organization to see your child ride in our program, disease, but there are occasional the Van Buren County Youth Fair COUPONS It has been three weeks since I This was her second year as a Board honor has ben proclaimed each year services mentally, emotionally and please contact the 4-H Cooperative serious complications. and planted a garden and they are USDA last wrote anything for this column. member and first as Secretary. She since 1979 by Congress and the physically impaired or disabled Extension Office at 429-2425. Food ALL DAY All parents should be sure that still harvesting from that. Due to the extra Thursday in August, was a representative for the City but president. Many ceremonies will be students as well as hearing, vision Deadline for return of the application their children have been vaccinated Mrs. DeBoer said three meetings there was no meeting. you could tell that she wasn't just conducted in concert with Depart- and learning disabled students. is November 27, 1989. We require xz. WEDNESDAY against measles since they were 15 were held with parents, the first a ' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UNIT QUANTITIES Even though there wasn't a there because whe had to be there. ment of Defense (DOD) Installations, The students ride one night a that the parents provide transporta- meeting, things still went on for the We will miss her very much. Joyce is months old. business meeting where officers local government, veterans service 1 were elected. They held an Open T-SHIRT LOGO...The logo for Hart- week from the first week of May tion to the program each week and WBA. I called my Board members to a person that makes you feel good The Berrien County Health Depart- through July. The highlight of the organizations and other interested House midway through the program ford Migrant Education was help in various ways during the year. get approval for several things that everytime you see her. She has a ment and Coloma Schools are plann- to participate in classes at parties. and a fiesta when it was over and developed during the summer of VALU-TR1M FAMILY PACK came up the last week in August. winning smile and personality to Some observances will again in- ing a vaccination clinic for those 1989 in cooperation with Georiga ASSORTED wm One reason was to get their ap- match. Regardless who the City students who are at greatest risk of made progress in support between clude the awarding of the special the home and school. Mackinder, the summer art teacher, : proval to spend money to air a chooses to replace her with they will POW service medal, which was acquiring Infection. Parents will be and Heather Mackinder. The migrant notified of this clinic and required to In related matters Sherrill Kiracofe message on CoSY radio. CoSY had a be hard-pressed to fill her shoes. established in 1988 by Congress and education logo incorporates various PORK CHOPS return a permission form to the was appointed Middle School i special ad rate for sponsoring two It was agreed to ask Rhonda Allen is authorized by the individual W RIVER aspects of the summer school pro- for Springtime Beauty football games here at Waterviiet. to replace Joyce as Secretary and school. Only the parents of children migrant/bilingual instructor for the : military services. 1989-yO school year. gram. The center circle Is divided in- # The rate seemed affordable enough. Board member for the rest of the Urging all VA facilities to fully par- considered to be inadequately Inrv to four areas-an open book with a •TREES •SHRUBS BULBS munlzed will be notified. In other business the Board re- Shade & Evergreen & I took an ad out for myself but after year. Rhonda agreed to take the ticipate and support POW/MIA heart representing the love of learn- Tulips. Daffodils. r jected the only bid they received for Ornamental Flowering Greg Blackwell left the store I position. She may continue as a Recognition Day ceremonies. Lakesho e Schools Is also involv- ing, a bat and ball representing Crocuses & More ed in a record search to determine a replacement '/i-ton truck they use thought why not run a message from Board member for the two years Secretary of Veterans Affairs Ed- LOUIS R. KLING house for us. Then Louie hand-built physical fitness, musical notes the WBA about our face-lift. those students who are considered for hauling material and for plowing Open D«ily •! 9 a m after this If she chooses. I'm sure ward J. Derwinski said, "We owe When the family circle is broken, the cabinets for Marion's kitchen, representing the love of music and Sunday »t 12 noon to be inadequately immunized. snow. That bid, for $15,788.00, was I talked to Karl Bayer and Joan Bu- she will do a fine job as secretary. special gratitude to those who were every member has to deal with it in they had to be an odd size, longer, dance, and an artist's palette An outbreak is considered to be in more than they had budgeted. The Nurtcry jack as they are our promotion and A number of people have asked captured and Imprisoned and to the his or her own way. Such was the because our old house has such representing culture and art. advertising committee. They said to me who Rhonda is, meaning what high ceilings. Board authorized the Building and case recently when we lost Louie Kl- Site Committee to work with the ad- The words in the outer circle are 5586 Rtvertide Road. Coioma, MI 49038 go for it. I then talked to all the Board business does she represent. Rhon- One day in the middle of cabinet JACKIE HAMMOND. OWNER Ing. ministration to try and find a suitable the words of the official national members; they were all for It too. I da Is a concerned citizen doing her He was my wife's youngest making, Louie stopped and said to logo on migrant education. The cir- 616-468.859* got in touch with Greg Blackwell at part for her community. She works Marion, "Are you sure these are just used truck for their purposes at less brother. Marion is the oldest, then cost. cle of children surrounding the logo CoSY and told him what we had in for Cook Nuclear Plant. Her LANSING Dolores Bishop, then Bob Kling, and the way you want them? Because highlights the students whom mind. employer allows her to be late for once they're in, you'll never be able Hartford School Board members Louie. I have known him for most of were advised that student enroll- migrant education strives to serve. Well, the response I got from him work on meeting days because he the fifty-three years of his life, and I to tear them out without wrecking and the rest of the folks at CoSY was appreciates the fact she is a con- need to talk about him. I hope some the house!" Marion was sure, and overwhelming The announcement REPORT cerned citizen. Rhonda joined our of my memories will coincide with, she still is. Now whgn we sit at our OLDE FASHIONED will be aired at least four times a day organization In June of this year. LANSING REPORT Is written exclusively for the Trl kilchen table, we are doubly pleased City Record by State Representative Lad S. Stacey. or perhaps add to your own, because until the project Is completed. This Is Plans are progressing well for the everyone who has known him shares to be surrounded byjiis work. DOLLAR more than four times what the WBA Las Vegas nights on October 27 and Rep. Stacey will write of issues affecting the state in in the sum total that is his earthly ex- All the rest of his life Louie Kling could afford to spend. 28. We still need volunteers to help general and the area in parllcular. He welcomes your istence. was a carpenter. He never became a CoSY knows what we are facing with it. The more successful this comments and questions. Write In care of this paper. Louie and I first became friends contractor; once he said to me, "I here at Waterviiet as South Haven event Is, the more the WBA can do as when Marlon and I were in high work as a carpenter for whoever went through It not too many years far as future events and promotions tinues to be one of this country's wishes to hire me-if I want to work ! school and started dating. He was III ago. for Waterviiet. TEENS WHO USE DRUGS most pressing social problems. It is about five years old, and we used to for them." He and Phyllis meanwhile I hope the merchants will think The following people were at our OR ALCOHOL COULD obvious stronger measures must be talk about our favorite movie heroes. also reared three children: Mike, about that when they go to spend last meeting: taken, as President Bush emphasiz- Rhonda, and Tim. And they have two daze LOSE DRIVER'S LICENSE We both like westerns, and I can their advertising dollars. You can't Barbara Wolfram, a guest from the ed In his recent televised address an- remember his saying very seriously grandchildren. beat CoSY for radio coverage. By the Coloma Chamber of Commerce; UNDER LEGISLATION nouncing a national anti-drug one day, "Bud, I used to like Gene What kind of work do the Kling Legislation that would deny a same token, you can't beat your own Greg Blackwell; Karl and Anne strategy. Denying a driver's license Autry, but no more! Now In his Brothers and their sons do? They are €• -. Wi»syy J driver's license to any minor who local paper, the Tri-Clty Record, for Bayer; Judy Campbell; Dave Gear- to teenagers who are eager to drive movies he's always getting with all carpenters and theif work has a 4 uses, sells or possesses drugs or I getting to your local trade. hart; Joan Bujack; Danny Gray; Con- may be a vital key to decreasing girls!" for a little kid this was pretty distinct flavor about it-high quality. I fwAmp Ij 4MHk alcohol has been introduced In the I• On a sadder note, the other thing I nie and Rod Austin; Ron Haley; Bob substance abuse In young people. heavy mush. A cowboy was suppos- Don't take my word for it. Just ask COUPON li COUPOlOUPON Michigan House. had to talk to our Board members Taylor; and myself. The House also Is considering ed to tip his hat and slowly ride any of the people by whom they have | MSUAi I am a strong supporter of House I ! trtuM about was to get a replacement for The next meeting will be Thurs- legislation to deny driving privileges away. been employed. The list Is long and I | I I Bills 5041-5043, which would rescind Joyce Melvin as a Board member day, September 21, at 8 a.m. at the to high school dropouts. This effec- When I came home from World don't know of even one dissatisfied 1 ^ end Secretary of WBA. Joyce cited driving privileges for minors con- tive concept, which has been court- 1 library, back entrance. Hope to see War II at the age of twenty-one, I was customer. ! SAVE >WKR' R WIIUH^ M 9 in victed of controlled substances of- Adult High School SAV TE. f I1HOUWM Mil I personal reasons for leaving. you there. Mark It on your calendar tested in West Virginia, is another older than my years. My skin was So now Louie has slipped into the J| < MOWN fenses until they become 18. i 111 VINE RIPfc SIZZLE wish to take this time to thank so you won't forget. new and promising method of deal- yellow from taking the anti-malaria shadowed part of The Circle of Life, Earn your High School Diploma from Waterviiet, Eau Claire, ot Coloma High School. y| STEAKS I Recent figures from the National I • I CAKTALOUPES *oi m I ing with a serious problem that has pill called atabrlne, and Marlon and I along with his Dad, my folks, and so I Center for Juvenile Justice Indicate resisted conventional treatment. were engaged to be married. many of those whom we love. I .. . MW-UM** drug and alcohol use Increases It is unfortunate we have to resort At that time Louie was eleven and Scripture tells us that in our | ESfra- OO significantly between the ages of 16 to unconventional means to per- his brother Bob was fifteen. To this Father's house there are many man- and 17. Faced with the deprivation of suade young people to stop using day I don't believe those guys know sions. Somewhere in one of them •G.E.D. their driver's license, teenagers may drugs and alcohol or compel drop- what they did for me. What It was-- there is now a carpenter-one of the choose to forego drugs or alcohol In We have classes to help you pass your G E D I EST m i outs to continue their education. they helped me regain my youth. We very best I have ever known. I I favor of driving privileges. The Back Fence However, If they cannot be persuad- played basketball with a hoop on the Louie will look the place over. And I I Despite widespread campaigns By Anne Bayer ed to be responsible for the right barn. In the winter we went skiing he may find a comer out of plumb a I I being waged against drugs and reasons, then other tactics are war- through the countryside pulled by little, or a sagging timber. I can see I alcohol, their use by our young con- I COUPON FKEf mfrCOKl I ranted. long ropes behind the Kling Farms him so plainly. He will think for a tew •Adult Basic Education on Sfii/n minutes. Then he will bend over and I pick-up truck, often with Marion driv- I vvutia ing and pulling us along. We also pick up a piece of scrap lumber. He Our day or evening classes will improve your math or reading skills. tonus $148 Let's keep In mind that the "war" I younger person having difficulty went bobsledding the same way. In a will wipe the sawdust from It with a I 8 PACK In this country Is on the problem with with drugs? Where are our rights? manufacturers, pushers and users... sense they helped me to learn how work-calloused hand. Then he will I LIMIT I PUAH drugs, not on the kids. They are the Seems to me most of us want to COUPON EJtfUKS UFTlMMft ^ : tax 'em, arrest 'em, rehabilitate them to play again. take his pencil and figure on the I victims; they are the victims of our stick our heads under our wings and * I and then If that won't work, execute When Bob and Louie had their first fragrant, clean white surface. Then lust and hunger and avarice. They pretend that all Is rosy, that this # 1 i. .»• them as habitual criminals that cars, I was out of college and he will put the board down, pick up •Certified Computer Training are not the ones causing the pro- doesn't happen In our little corner of threaten all society. teaching in Watervilet High School. I his tools, and set things straight. blems, they are the victims. They all the world. Wrong...It Is here and we I'm all In favor of education pro- can remember when Louie started And It will be a better place. Learn a new skill Get that better )ob want the good life; If they can't have must take notice If we care at all for grams In the schools and In the com- going with a Waterviiet girl named We love him and miss him, but he this In a monetary way, they try to living the life we have planned for us munity teaching the effects of drugs Phyllis Wlnans. She was one of my has gone on to another |ob--of grab It by mentally and artificially and our children. RUS on the person end on the society, but students. Summers I worked on the lasting importance. feeling good. Let's face It, we all Drastic steps must be taken, and KOLUMN By Hail Hayr. •dllor also teaching the consequences of Kling Farms and evenings we all want to feel good. the time is now to take them. When habitually breaking the law. worked on our cars in the farm shop. ITS All FREE! * I think It takes a long time In life to we were in school and we got out of If there's any doubt In your mind Bob had a Green 1951 Chevy, learn that to jeel good has to come line we were punished, and our II iAVt DRUG WAR MAY COST MORE THAN that this latest drug crisis Isn't for Louie had a black 1953 Ford, and TRI-CITY RECORD WHfff OOUD from wlthln^ourself, not from a syn- parents and school officials all Register Mon., Tue., Wed. and Thur. niAN<.0 AMMKAN I I LAST GREAT AMERICAN CONFLICT high stakes, take a look at any news Marlon and I had a light blue 1953 138 N. Main St., Box 7 sPAGMrmof JS thetic drug. If we are down, we can- stood behind the punishment. «!2a!L ON CONTINENT: THE CIVIL WAR broadcast or paper...banks, muni- Ford. Louie's car was the fastest, no Watervilet, Ml. 4909B SPAGHITTKn not pop a pill to feel better...and ex- Wrong is wrong and must be cor- «4 n il oi m According to one ot those PBS cipal offices and courtrooms are be- doubt about It. That Black Ford of 6 p.m. • 9 p.m. at Waterviiet High School i _ pect our kids not to notice. rected not to be wrong again. (616) 463-3461 documentaries, the Civil War had ing assaulted by drug thugs (why call his had a distinctive look, with a con- i ^ v The War on Drugs should be call- In mathematics and the sciences I & more caeualtleB than all the rest ot them lords?). President Bush Is sen- tinental spare tire on the back. You ed the War on Pushers, the people we all learn In school that If you use Anne & Karl Bayor, Publisher* America's wars put together, In- ding military aid to Colombia to help can still see that tire cover hanging that are exploiting our country. They a theory that Is Incorrect then the Karl Bayer, Editor cluding Vietnam. out against the drug thugs...that's on the wall In Dave Galutl's i are the ones damaging our society, problem will not be solved. Well, It's Anne Bayer, Bu«. Mgr. If you put all the casualties of the the best response: attack the pro- restaurant-Louie sold the car to 120 00 minimum by jeopardizing the health and well- time to solve the problem and let all Bonnie Bannan. Copy Editor purohtM r«qutf«d drug crisis together-users, families, blem on Its home soil, dry up the Dave's older brother. AT being of life to come in this society. of us get on with the business of liv- tKOluding tonus and Innocent bystanders caught In supplies and then address the ad- Louie and Bob farmed with their They are stripping our youth, by us- ing the right way, the way that we all The Trl-Clty Record In the iuy (••turtt, the orossflre^i wouldn't be surprised dicts and pushers on Main St. USA. folks until Louie went Into carpenter I YOUR • I c o h o M c ing and abusing them, know It should be. Red Arrow Edition ot the If those numbers equaled the Civil And don't forget...this latest drug work. Later on when they sold the •Htfut'Wp bovtragu, and I am not a lawyer, or a judge, or a We don't have to be overruled by WATERVLIET RECORD War casualty list. war Is lust against cocaine...we farms, Bob followed his brother Into : SERVICE tototoou product• police woman, but I sometimes the Ideas of the small majority. UHPUBttV '.440, 2n(l olantt punttign Last week President Qeroge Bush never licked marijuana or heroin... the building trade. question where my rights and the There Is a war and the war le to see (mid Ml WnlorvllMt, MichlgMii 4M(WH announced a $7.6 billion war on those two society killers were Louie worked for several contrac- rights of others lie. If you happen to that our society continues in the drugs. His plan calls for massive replaced with a more lethal product. tors before deciding to go out on hlu ONE VEAft BUHBCHIPTION HATES . COLOMA notice a person on the street who manner that we all know Is the way livrrlon ft VmiBurvn Co. 113.00, In Mloh WATERVLIET HARTFORD education, law enforcement and The drug crisis may lust be the own with his brother and their two •Mms to be having difficulty your of life, the right way. We must stop 110.00, Out of Stiite I1U.00; Comb IOUMI * prison programs and expansions. most serious threat to our society sons. Over the years he gained a lot first Impulse Is to stop and lend a the adults and the pushers that feel outalatu 110.00; Outtldd U.S.A 120.00 i STORE STORE Once again It Is the taxpayer that and to world civilization than any of experience. Potlil mgulnflont mqulrv tlmt nil hand, if it's only just a phone call. the easy way out or the money-way MON-SAT 810 will ultimately pay for the program. It other conflict or cultural revolt; The Kling brothers and their sons, •ubtorlptlofiB Nr» pnld In advanon MON SAT. 810 MON-SAT 8-10 Does this also apply to noticing a Is to exploit others. should be on the shoulders of the racial, economic or otherwise. Dave and Tim, remodeled part of our SUNDAY 9-7 SUNDAY 8-8 CLOSED SUNDAY PAGE FOUR TRI-CITY RECORD SEPTEMBER IS, 1989 SEPTEMBER 13,1989 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE FIVE of an apparent heart attack. mer of Mlddletown, Ohio, Mrs. Lyn- Commission, the Board of Appeals oma, who died Sunday, September ft don (Norlne) Arnt of Decatur and and the Fire Board. The funeral was held Wednesday 10, 1989, were held Wednesday at OBITUARIES Mrs. Ky (Nina) Dolezan of Coloma. A Survivors Include: his wife, the at 2 p.m. at the Davidson Chapel, noon at the Coloma Cemetery. Florin Funeral Service, Coloma, with Please Excuse Our Mess! PAUL MUTH and Ambulance Board and served as daughter Janice Blsnett, preceded former Phyllis Wlnans; two sons- Memorials may be made to the Col- Opposition to Paw Paw Lake former Watervilet City Commis- him in death In July of 1966. Michael of Atlanta, Georgia, and additional services by St. Joseph oma Emergency Ambulance Service. While Downtown Waterviiet is undergoing its major The funeral for Paul E. Muth, 65,77 Elks Lodge 541, of which he was Summit Drive, Watervilet, who died sioner. Timothy of Hartford; one daughter, Mrs. White was born Aug. 31.1958, Survivors Include; his wife, the Rhonda Kling of Coloma; his mother, past exalted ruler. Burial was In in Winchester, Ind. renovation, you may experience some inconvenience. Thursday, September 7, 1989, was LORRAINE MCDONALD North Shore Memory Gardens. housing plan may be too late held Monday at 11 a.m. at the David- former Mean Hansen; a son, David of Mrs. Minnie Kling; two sisters- Mrs. Survivors include: one son, Justin Mrs. Philip (Lorraine) McDonald, Roy (Marion) Davis of Hartford and Memorials may be made to the chari- White of Salem, Illinois; her father, Please accept our apologies and join with us in our son Chapel of Florin Funeral Ser- Watervilet; two daughters - Sandra By Bob Lohr 56, of Benton Harbor, died Wednes- Mrs. Howard (Dolores) Bishop of Col- ty of the donor's choice. Carol Dodge of Coloma; one brother. made lakes with a channel for ac- Waterviiet Township Hall. vice, Coloma. Reverend Emerson Marshall of Coloma and Connie A petition drive to block a 45-acre day, September 6, 1989, at Mercy oma; one brother, Robert of Hartford; Mr. Hayes was born September 24, Dale Miller of Winchester, Indiana; cess running to the lake through the A DNR decision on the proposed excitement over the upcoming new sidewalks, street Minor officiated and Al Steffens Westlake of Baroda; two brothers- Center, Benton Harbor. subdivision and marina development Donald of Coloma and Harold of and two grandchildren, Angela and 1915, in LaPorte, Indiana. He retired and her grandmother, Viola Brad- wetland preserve, according to a project will be reached In approx- gave the eulogy. Burial was In The funeral was held Saturday at project on the north end of Paw Paw paving, lights, benches and trees. In the meantime... Waterviiet; three stepsons - Bruce Ryan. in 1977 as a supervisor for Auto burn of Burn, Ind. drawing of the project in the imately 2 to 3 weeks. Rice added. Watervilet Cemetery. Memorials may 10:00 a.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Specialties Manufacturing Co., St. Lake may mean little, according to be made to the Michigan Heart Harris of Houston, Texas, and Jef- Church, St. Joseph, of which she Kim Rice, District Representative for frey Harris and Paul Harris, both of Joseph, where he was employed for JAMES SMITH There's plenty of FREE PARKING in the Association or Community Hospital, was a member. Burial was in North CLARA LAMPHEAR 43 years. He was a Navy veteran of Land and Water Management at the Watervilet. Paw Paw; four stepdaughters - San- James F. Smith, 75, of Coloma, Shore Memory Gardens. Kerley & Mrs. William (Clara Jean) Lam- World War II and a life member of died Tuesday, September 12,1989, at Department of Natural Resources of- Mr. Muth was born April 23, 1924, dra Qatchell of Battle Creek, Cynthia fice In Plalnwell. three municipal lots along Main St. and in Starks Funeral Home, St. Joseph, phear, 75, of Waterviiet, died Sun- Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 473, the Orchard Grove Nursing Home, In Watervilet. He retired In 1986 from Williams of South Haven, and Dixie was In charge of arrangements. day, September 10, 1989, at The petition drive, spearheaded by Dark and Patricia Harris of Kala- Benton Harbor. Benton Harbor. Graff Trucking Company. He was a Memorials may be made to the on- Waterviiet Community Hospital, Survivors include: his wife, the John Almcrantz, representing the the paved alleys at the rear of our stores... mazoo; five grandchildren; 14 The funeral will be held Friday at 1 retired 35-year member of the Water- cology department at Mercy Center. Waterviiet. former Olive Bayman; one daughter, Windermere Landing Association, a stepgrandchlldren; and two p.m. at Kerley & Starks Funeral vilet Fire Department and served as Mrs. McDonald was born Feb. 11, The funeral was held Tuesday at Janie Brunais of Fort Leonardwood, group of 25 lakefront property So come on Downtown, be a sidewalk supervisor, tell us what you Chief from 1973 until 1985. He was a stepgreat-grandchildren. Home, St. Joseph, where friends 1933, In Chicago. 10:30 a.m. at Hutchins Funeral Home Missouri; one son, Daniel Sr. of may call from 5 to 9 p.m. Thursday. owners. Is asking the DNR to stop former member of the Watervilet Fire in Watervilet. Burial was in North the proposed dredging of about 1 MELBA "RED" LLOYD Survivors include: her husband; Watervilet; three grandchildren; five Burial will be in North Shore Memory million cubic yards of wetland and I A memorial service for Mrs. three sons - Philip, Joey and Shore Memory Gardens. stepgrandchlldren; and four Gardens. Memorials may be made to Mrs. Lamphear was born June 14, upland property on the north side of Horace (Melba "Red") Lloyd, 67, of Michael, all at home: one daughter, stepgreat-grandchildren. Coloma Emergency Ambulance Ser- Sherwood Bay. North Waterviiet Road, Waterviiet, Kristi McDonald of Atlanta, Georgia; 1914, in Millburg. vice. Survivors include: her husband; Rice stated, however, the public who died Wednesday, September 6. her mother, Mrs. Frances Capizzo of GEORGE KOVAC Mr. Smith was born July 24, 1914, and two brothers - George Enos of notice period for the project had ex- 1989, was held Saturday at Hutchins Coloma; and one brother, Vlto Capiz- George Kovac, 75, 12772 45th In Huntingdon, Tennessee. He Ocala, Florida, and Richard of Ben- pired last August 15 and that no Funeral Home, Watervilet. Memo- zo of Coloma. Street, Bloomingdale, died Sunday, retired in 1975 as a security guard at public hearings would be scheduled rials may be made to the Salvation ton Harbor. September 10, 1989, at Borgess New Products, Benton Harbor. He to hear testimony on the project. Any Army. TRUES "JUNIOR" SHIRLEY Medical Center, Kalamazoo. was a member of the Church of public opinion "would not weigh Mrs. Lloyd was employed for 18Vi The funeral for Trues "Junior" ARTIE STEWART Funeral Mass was celebrated Christ, St. Joseph. Artie E. Stewart, 78, of South Arent heavy in a department decision at years at Sprague's Grocery, Water- Shirley, 58, of Hartford, who died Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at St. Survivors include: his wife, Effie; Thursday, Sept. 7, 1989, was held Road, Waterviiet, died Friday, this point," Rice said. The depart- viiet. Joseph Catholic Church, Waterviiet. three sons - Burl of Benton Harbor, ment had received several letters Hutchins Funeral Ndmi Survivors include: her husband; Monday at 2 p.m. at Calvin Funeral September 8, 1989, at his home. Burial was in Resurrection Kenneth of Stevensville and Lanny The funeral was held Tuesday at 2 from local property owners prior to 209 S Main, Waterviiet oim three daughters - Mrs! Terry Home, Hartford. Burial was In North Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois. of Coloma; 10 grandchildren; six JOE STANTS.Jndlana & Michigan Power employee, measures for relocation the expiration date and these would (Marilyn Cotman) Ridge of Grand Shore Memory Gardens with military p.m. at Hutchins Funeral Home, Mr. Kovac was born July 29, 1914, great-grandchildren; and one of power lines to further the progress of the Watervilet Main Street renovation 463-3811 Waterviiet. Burial was in Hamilton be taken Into consideration by the Junction, Mrs. Donald (Sharon) rites conducted by the Hartford in Chicago. He was formerly em- brother, Zifford of Dardanelle, Arkan- pro|sct sponsored by the Waterviiet DDA. Cemetery. department. Rice mentioned. Carney of Coloma, and Mrs. Jerry American Legion Stoddard Post 93, ployed at Crane Co., Chicago, as a sas. COURTEOUS SERVICE IS of which he was a life member. Mr. Stewart was born March 5, Almcrantz, who owns a 1.5-acre (Pamela) Wojtas of Lake Wood, carpenter for 27 years. He was a A DIGNIFIED MANNER 1911, in Belltown, Illinois. He had parcel adjacent to the proposed Washington; seven grandchildren; Mr. Shirley was born Jan. 10,1931, member of St. Jane's DeChantal been employed for 35 years by the development, stated some of the Paw Paw Lake Youth ROLAND T. HUTCHINS. Dif four great-grandchildren; four step- In Lepanto, Arkansas. He was an Ar- Church, Chicago. SUBSCRIBE my veteran. Gerald Hiler Farms. dredging will cut into seven acres of grandchildren; six stepgreat- Survivors include: his wife, the Survivors include: his wife, Mary Survivors include: his wife, Sylvia; a wetland preserve, which is a Soccer League Action the grandchildren; two brothers - Loren former Georgette Kaplan, whom he TO THE Lou; three sons • Phil Stlllwell of San two daughters - Mrs. George (Syl- nesting site for blue heron, spawn- golden Woodrick of Cassopolls and Gerald married Aug. 28, 1937; one son, brown Diego, California, Calvin Shirley of via) Small of Rockland, Massachu- ing grounds for northern pike, and a September 10 marked the beginn- Winners of the first games played Woodrlck of Phoenix, Arizona; one Michael of Chicago; one daughter, RECORD! setts, and Mrs. Nancy Heppler of habitat for ducks, geese, deer and ing of the 1989 Paw Paw Lake Youth were: 7 sister, Mrs. Tom (Delores) McCain of Lawrence, and Chet Shirley of Water- Mrs. Donald (Dolores) Holt of vilet; a daughter, Laura Shirley of Waterviiet; a son, Dennis of Decatur; other wildlife. Soccer League season. Fifteen Division K - Belfy Drugs squared I Los Angeles, California; and one half Oswego, Illinois; two sisters - Kay Call Benton Heights; seven grandchil- 38 grandchildren; 19 great- Developer Rocco Bertuca of Col- teams comprised of youth from off against Crystal Inn. In Division K, sister, Vera Rowlee of Waterviiet. Sanford and Dolly Bringer, both of Waterviiet and Coloma compete dren; one great-grandchild; his grandchildren; and 10 great-great- 463-3461 oma wants to build 44 single-family everyone is a winner. She was preceded in death by a son, San Jose, California; two grand- each week In AYSO-sanctioned soc- WATERVLIET Don't miss our father, T.T. Shirley of San Antonio, grandchildren. He was preceded In houses surroundng two small man- Division 6 - Town and Country Byrl, In 1943. children; and two great-grandchil- TRI-CITY RECORD cer. Much time and effort Is put in by CALVIN FUNERAL HOME Texas; and two brothers - Mike of death by a son, Edward, in 1986. Gas played against Waffle House dren. 1-Year Subscrfptlon Rates both kids and coaches to make this STORE It Cookie Sale! DAU 0. UOHAHD, DUtCTOft Bay Town, Texas, and Jack of Las with a final score of 0-0. Waterviiet WESLEY BISNETT Berrien It Van Buren counties ..113.00 a positive learning experience. MON-SAT. 8-10 Buy 1 dozan cooklat. gat MAJTJOBD. MICHIGAN 4JOJ7 Vegas, Nevada. WALLACE HAYES Elftewhere In tttfe of Michigan..,$16.00 Van Buren Camp Harding's and Dave's Amoco also tha 2nd dozan for la! Wesley D. Blsnett, 66, Hillandale The public is encouraged to come SUNDAY 8-8 TEUrttOHl Wallace R. "Curley" Hayes, 73,430 GAIL M. WHITE Corhblnatlon of local I outatate...! 16.00 came out of the competition with a Road, Benton Harbor, died Wednes- to Hays Park on Sunday afternoons Paw Paw Avenue, Waterviiet, died at Graveside services for Gall M. Oultlde the atate of Michigan...! 18.00 Annual Dinner held 0-0 score. day, September 6, 1989, at Mercy Outside the United States,..S20.00 to watch this truly exciting sport. home Saturday, September 9, 1989, White, 31, of 276 E. Center St., Col- The 1989 Friends of the Camp An- In Division 5 - Hipskind Lumber Center, Benton Harbor. LOUIS R. KLING JR. nual Dinner was held August 2 at the The first games start at 1:00 and con- overtook Coloma Chiropractic with a The funeral was held Saturday at Mass of Christian Burial for Louis Van Buren Youth Camp. tinue through the afternoon. score of 5-0. Fulton Construction i t Grace Lutheran Church, St. Joseph, R. Kling Jr., 53, Hartford, who died Bella Kennedy dedicated a cabin Refreshments are available at the lost to Coast to Coast with a score of of which he was a member. Burial Tuesday, September 5, 1989, was to the memory of Art Drlje. Art was concession stand. The scores from 1-0. i LEONARD rUMCIAL HOME was In North Shore Memory celebrated Friday at 11 a.m. at St. one of the many people who founded each week will be published in the In Division 4 - D & L Sales scored i BOB'S COLLECTOR'S SHOP i. UwiffM*. Ml 4f0M (*l*l Gardens. Memorials may be made to Joseph Catholic Church, Watervilet, Trl-Clty Record. BELFY the camp 39 years ago. The cabin 2 while Randy's Amoco went score- Mtft the church or the Berrien County of which he was a member. Of- SPECIAL was built to the specifications of the The organizers would also like to less. Century 21 Tala outscored DRUG STORE Cancer Service. ficiating were Father Charles original cabin and will be used as a thank the sponsores of the teams for Shepard Products, 2-1. Mr. Bisnett was born Jan. 30,1923, Fischer and Father Adolph Nadrlch. museum. This was the wish of Art their generous support. parking at the side In Keeler Township. Since 1970, be Burial was In the church cemetery.^ '*///*/ W//* y.v * s-j vu s vv • and his wife who financed the cabin. *n r» OPEN: FUNERAL SERVICE was manager of Berrybrook Farm, Rosary vigil service was held Thurs- Art was not only a friend and life d ****** tfcfQT *vm "•one aia m-naa A Mon. - Fri. 9-6pm { RE/MAX Unlimited, lnc.5 Decatur. Prior to that, he owned and day evening at the Calvin Funeral member of the camp but was also a 416 N. Main St. WalerriM t DAVIDSON CHAPEL operated a farm In Keeler Township. Home In Hartford. Memorials may be SCHOOL Twelve-month deadline for cashing f Saturdays 9-3pm I friend to the many children who have 5 i 249 fcast Center Street Survivors Include: his wife, the made to the American Heart Associ- attended. U.S. government checks Coloma. Ml 49038 former Lillian Schadler; two eons- ation of Michigan, the American If anyone has camp mementos 463-3056 * 468-3181 Davln at home and Kenneth of Cancer Society, or to the charity of and would like to donate them, con- The Department of the Treasury, In their checks deposited directly into Miami, Florida; a daughter, Mrs. the donor's choice. tact Leona Washburn. carrying out a new federal law, will a financial Institution will not be af- Douglas (Marilyn) Epple of Water- Mr. Kling was born Oct. 1,1935, In ELECTION Al Zlmmer was also honored at the require all government checks to be fected by the new law. {gargano viiet; four grandchildren; two Coloma. He was a veteran of the Ar- meeting for his dedication and help cashed within 12 months of Is- There are also time limits for brothers - Roy of Sister Lakes and my. He was a former farmer and was m NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION OP THE ELECTORS OP over the years. These two men will suance or they will be cancelled, claims on government checks Tom of Decatur; and seven sisters- employed as a construction worker. \ CARPETS COLOMA COMMONITY SCHOOLS be greatly missed. Janet Stermln, Social Security Assis- Issued after the effective date of the Mrs. Delia Robinson of Hartford, He was a 1953 graduate of Hartford A tasty dinner was served by the tant District Manager, Benton Har- new law. Any claim on a Social Mrs. Henry (Bertha) Noack of Scott- High School and served the Hartford BERRIEN AND VAN BUREN COUNTIES, MICHIGAN yminy 5tsnd»r&i for Ucdkenct camp staff. They were Introduced by bor, said recently. Presently, there is Security or SSI check must be Urtdar th# Slu* Awning if Profeii'onsl Csff' sdale, Arizona, Mrs. Lena Grundman community as a Township trustee Director Daryl Shelton. no time limit for cashing a U.S. presented to a Social Security office If th# of Daytona Beach, Florida, Mrs. from 1972 to 1980, was a former TO BE HELD Following the dinner, the annual government check. within one year from the date of Is- Satt Carp*f Shop Ev*fl IfOCft.S Armttrong Carpat Alfred (Clara) Dorow of Tucson, member of the Township Planning meeting was held. Ed Twltchell Government checks Issued on or suance. If there has been a claim of *fon - I'rl Arizona, Mrs. Richard (Esther) Klam- SEPTEMBER 26, 1989 presided and four new members after October 1, 1989, will contain a forgery or unauthorized endorse- WWWi • SiH were added to the board: Dennis and notation, "VOID AFTER ONE YEAR." ment, the Department of the VH»y1 Floor 3t7 Mam SI"'* PhyMs Reed, Naomi Novak, Rick and This means that a governemnt check Treasury has 6 years and 180 days to PPG Ptun TO THE ELECTORS OP THE SCHOOL DISTRICTi Wflt 463-6635 f PO Hot IIS Kathy Klnas. Ed thanked and bid the Issued on October 1, 1989, will be recover the funds Watortai MI whi Please Take Notice that the Board of Education, pursuant to old members goodbye and welcom- good until September 30,1990, after By significantly reducing the time .C# Dr. Gabriel S. Orzame a directive from the Intermediate School Board of Berrien County ed the new ones. which It will be cancelled by the period for cashing checks, Initiating Intermediate School District, Michigan, has called a special One of the highlights of the even- Treasury Department, Checks claims against a check, and replac- CHlttm of Coloma %airnJifi I lot ifor d oo/i Hnptihorloy A"
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PAGE SE\CN TRI-CITY RECORD SEPTEMBER 13.1989 PAGE SIX TRI-CITY RECORD SEPTEMBER 13,1989 Our House (&) a MOVIE: 'The Berbery Coaat' (D 8 B CQEOD Home Shopping BROADCAST & CABLE TV LISTINGS Michigan University. THURSDAY Miami Vice (i\) O Bob Newhart FRIDAY World Monitor a My Three Sons Divorce Court ROLLING BACK There will be plenty of interna- HeartBeat a Sports Writers on CS) 8 Nightwatch 9/15/89 tional flavor at Coloma High School RED CROSS HELD 8 9/14/89 Wheel of Fortune (CC), TV (» 8 Alfred Hitchcock Presents ronicle SportsCenter @1) B USA Tonight this year. There are three European AUGUST BLOOD DRIVES 7:05 P.M. Crook and Chase (in B MOVIE: 'Invadere From Mara' (in 5:20 A.M. M)5 A.M. Stereo THE YEARS students who will attend school here Berrien County Red Cross held D Jeffersons (CC) CD O MOVIE: Trading THE WATERVLIET RECORD P M Gil MOVIE: 'Nightmare at 7:15 P.M. Batman Car 54, Where Are Hearts' (in Stereo) and three local students who stayed eight drives during the month of NoofT (InStireo) Life Tigers Today (Live) SportsLook 5:25 A.M. T 90 YEARS AGO Day for a warm holiday after a cloudy 310 A.M. Edition 8 Hepburn and Tracy in Europe this past summer. They August. The combined goal for the O M GBD MOVIE: 'Th* Won- Adder the Third VldeoCountry (in The temperance people of South weekend. 7:30 P.M. Stereo GD F3 GD How to Ralae a Drug- are: Elsa Schelender of Germany, month was 600 pints of blood but on- ders Of Alaldm' (D B DD CD Entertainment Tonight 11:45 P.M. Free Child (CC). FOR COLOMA. HARTFORD. WATERVLIET. HAGAR SHORES. RIVERSIDE. KEELER, COVERT. LAWRENCE. BANGOR. & RURAL BENTON HARBOR Haven are talking of putting In a drug 'Less Then 700 Club Submitted by Cindy Young, Assis- S:00 A.M. (in Stereo) MOVIE: Madame's Place 6:00 A.M. who is now living here; Marcia ly a total of 565 pints was collected, Hawk Zero' (in Stereo) store because the drug store in MOVIE: flah ' (DOBCJLUU 3rd Degree Humph 6D O GD MOVIE: 'I Own the Re- 4:00 P.M. burgh Pirates (Live) tant Librarian at the Waterviiet Family Feud Beehler, who studied the culture of creating a 35-unit shortfall for the i Bodlea in Motion CD MIDNIGHT ivaldi: The Four Sea- cecourae' B CD GD MOVIE: 'Big' (CC) (In OD A (S) A CD OD MacNeil/ operation there persists In selling li- District Library, from The Waterviiet {*30 A.M. (£(8) Wheel of Fortune (CC). D) MOVIE: 'Mides Run* aona FFL Q FELUZI Bodies in Motion Stereo) Lehrer Newahour Great Britain; Fame Betz, who month. 1 OQG3Q1 USA Todey quor in violation of the local option E M MOVIE: 'HetpT (In I OD 8 Struggles for Poiend (CC) 2:30 A.M. 6:30 A.M. (S) B G.I. Joe: Operation: Dragon- @ © O GD Cheers (CC) TV ST A TIONS & Record newspapers donated by the Benson stayed in Germany during the sum- There was no shortage of honored Stereo) CDO 6 CBBL Part 8 of 9, 8 O COD MOVIE: 'Mr. Music' fire Part 5 of 5. CB Power Talk - Business Lessons 1 law. i«|iBGAAR^CC ) (X) 8 Entertainment Tonight (In Trl-Clty Record. Hours: Mon.-Frl., mer; Use Kleist, an exchange student donors for August. They include: (1 7:00 A.M. ® 8 O GDI (8! 8 Arsenio Hell Stereo) 8 MOVIE: 'Sweet Lorrslne' a a BBD R W. & 2 61)^0 GB Paddlngton Goea to (2) €0 0 GB Mr. Belvedere ^ Stereo) MOVirTriaia (SD D Cosby Show (CC). (in Stereo) Free rural mail delivery has been 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Wed., 10:00 B Encounters: English as a Se- D) USA Today 7:00 A.M. A ' CABLE CHANNELS from Hamburg, Germany; John Mil- gallon) Jeri L Follet, Elden A. Jenke, Business Law Lesson 6. O O G2A33 Workin' for Peanuta CD CZB1Q MOVIE: 'The Incredi- SS a win. Lose or Draw cond Language Lessons 63 & 64 Pat Sajek (D 3rd Degree tried in several different places in a.m. to 8:00 p.m.; and Sat., 1:00 p.m. 7:30 A.M. (8) B d) O 8 BED ® 8 Headline (In Stereo) ble Hulk Retuma* (9) 8 Wonderful World of Dianey: OVER THE JONES LAKELAND LAKELAND ler, who was in Finland; and Hendrik and Gary L. Tope, Benton Harbor; (9 B (S) O Current Affair (8) B 81 Ofli Other Faces of Like Father, Like Son this state and has proven a success. to 4:30 p.m. Phone: 463-6362. OPEAA MOVIE: 'Lady Jane' O O GElLooney Tunes 8:00 A.M. ll BB MOVIE: 'Moon Over AIR INTER- REMOTE PIONEER Luterveld of Kesteren, Netherlands. Robert Holt, Coloma; (3 gallons) Troy (CO) InStireo) CD O O History of Dieting ieml* O MOVIE: 'Dragnet' (CC) (In B GS Major League Nlghtllne a MOVIE: 'Animal Crackers' a CABLE Why not wake up, good people, and _ (CC) (S) B ITS. Farm Report (R) 5:00 P.M. WWBM Chicago (CBS) , ry Wilkinson, Coloma; and (4 gallons) 8:00 A.M. Baseball: Detroit Tigers et Cleve- oday A 8 I*™ R.W. Submitted by VI Viscuso, Assis- and B Calculus I Lesson 4. A O BDD Workin* for Peanuta Inapector Gadget WWMT Kalamazoo (CBS) try It here. It is one step nearer to O CM MOVIE0 : 'U2 Rattle land Indians (Live) (in Stereo) A FD GD MOVIE: 'Sweet Lor- Big Bird in China a Kenneth Overley, Benton Harbor. Hunvjlrrv (InJlen terer )! Carol Leifer's Co- (FI) O Wodd Vision: Forgotten rainr (in Stereo) WMAQ Chicago (NBC) equal rights. tant Librarian at the Coloma Public Donna Reed of a in Inaide the NFL (In THE COLOMA COURIER MOVIE: 'The Savaoe Innocents' Red Heef in Children the SO' IS) CD G17D MOVIE: 'Wind the WLS Chicago (ABC) ^ MOVIE:' ( (3$ 8 Leater Sumrail Teeching 8:30 A.M. WILIOWA ^ Stereo) The Woodworth home was the 90 YEARS AGO Library, from The Coloma Courier MOVIEI 'Defenae Ptay* MOVIE: 'Defense Play' Stereo GZ) 8 O OD G.I. Joe: Operation: WOTV Grand Raplda (NBC) ^ (in Stereo; JIB Rowan ft Martin's 6D 81 QB MOVIE: 'Specebella' SportaCenter a newspapers donated by the Trl-Clty MOVIE: 'Moon Over DraaonflrDragonflree Part 5 of 5 VldeoCountry (In WON Chicago, IL £ scene of much gaiety last Saturday Ola Pearson and a party of PAW PAW AVENUE LAUNDROMAT.-is a frash, claan, new laundromat that ^fLTd^fves wmSSn 8:30 A.M. SpeedWeek -In (CC) (In Stereo) a (in Stereo) S£, 'Royal Wed- CB CO GOI MOVIEMO : 'The Goddess' Stereo WTTW Chicago (PBS) ^ Record. Hours: Mon., Wed., and Fri., Q.I. Joe: Operation: Top Card Motorcycle Racing: MOVIE: 5:30 P.M. evening, the occasion being a young workmen are reshingling the roof has recently opened. Loca ed on Paw Paw Avenue Coloma, the laundromat s £mber with a Se, goa| of 575 a O_ M MOVIE: 'Thunder Batman WNDU South Bend (NBC) ^ saw irt 4 of 5. lock Best ot Run' 8 MOVIE: 'Sweet Lorraine' CD peoples' party in honor of Miss 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Tues. and H SportsCenter Sports Miami Vice (In Stereo) WXMI Grand Raplda (IND) ^ and otherwise repairing the Con- is open dally from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Elmer and Pat Enders, owners and lifetime j t Hooefullv Seotember will snr ooczszGXB r SportaCenter Global Village ) Nashville Now (In 8 8 BBB SportsCenter 8 D Scholastic CD MOVIE: 'Lest Sum- America Season Premiere World Monitor MEU Mind ExtUniv. Bessie Case, of Waterviiet, Thurs., 1:00 to 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 to 9:00 A.M. Jeopardyl (CC), Stereo 9:00 A.M. HeartBeat gregational Church. The old spire residents of this area, are giving away small appliances and other gifts in £ that goa so AUQUS, odd of Survival MOVIE: 'A-Hsuntlng m 6:00 P.M. WSBT South Bend (CBS) ^ Michigan, who is spending a few 6:30 p.m.; and Sat., 11:30 a.m. to 5:00 9 A M MI MOVIE:'Return of the I Conversation With Di- 8 CD OB MOVIE: 'The Whiz Kid Wheel of Fortune (CC). © which for so many years has weekly drawings of their customers. On September 28, there will be a draw- Antelope 7:35 P.M. andthe Carnival Caper' (DBCDBBBIBBQDCDBB hronlcle MAX Cinemax O •JB:a short can be eliminated: New Mike Hemmer nah (In Stereo) (3) o rfh a Bl wti'in CD weeks with her numerous friends overlooked the surrounding coun- p.m. Phone: 468-3431. ing for a 1980 Chevettei The car drawing Is only available for regular • B ASM Scholastic Sports B B BSD Sanford and Son CD AJIRM Feather and Father ® O x^ra-a Thoroughbred 7:05 P.M. WSJV South Bend (ABC) CD Sept. 6--First Church of God, 2627 AmencajR) 8:00 P.M. World Showcase Sports Digest (R) WFLD Chicego ( ) here. An informal reception opened Gang D) News (CC), D Jefferaona (CC) O tryside has been removed and will customers, that is, those who have returned three weeks In a row. M MOVFE: Julia Misbehaves' CC B C£ B BFBBB (S) B 48 HeartBeet 8 MOVIE Scandal at Scourle' WGVU Allendale (PBS) Niles Avenue, St. Joseph, 11:30 in Ruaaia 2:45 A.M. CE a a GSSD Facts of Ufa 7:15 P.M. O the festivities during which time 9:30 A.M. Hours: Return to Creek Street See- B MOVIE: 'Call Out the Merines' 9 30 A M Red Winga Today WUHQ Battle Creek (ABC) gT, not be replaced. son Premiere (CC) (in Stereo) 12:30 A.M. OD 8 World of Survival A a.m.-5:30 p.m. M O OB How to Raiae a Drug- 0 8D CD GB MOVIE: "Crocodile' WHME South Bend (IND) (g, Miss Carrie White sang several new FreeChW (CO) QD QD O O (3) I (loeby (E D) 8 B 8BB O 8 Late 3:00 A.M. (2)80GDCharlea in Charge 7:30 P.M. © A big and able-bodied wagonload (£ 8 Night Heet (R) Dundee II' (CC) (In Stereo) (CC) I Entertainment Tonight TMC The Movie Channel Sept. 15--Mercy Hospital Medical Show (CC) (R) (in Stereo) Night With David Letterman (In Wsterskiing: Cole- CCBSDC a songs in her delightful manner. of Coloma people, twelve of them, 10:00 A.M. (D MOVIE: 'Decemeron Nights' O MIW* B GED Reeding Lesson 1 (In Stereo) NICK Nickelodeon Center, 960 Agard, Benton Harbor, CB O GO Crazy About the Mov- D) (8) B 9D B BL GECTFI Mis- Stereo) man Championahip (R) o sion: Impossible Stereo) CD MOVIE: 'Sued for LibeT B CD GD Mex Movie Show 3rd Degree CNN Cable Newa Network attended a party at Pleasant View iea: Montjomery CLTTT Hia Place in (CC), (R) (In CDBBFL MOVIE: 'The Be- 10:00 A.M. a 11:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. CEBBJOB MOVIE: 'Amazing bysitter' (EBB fdUIi Headline News (S) £9 Family Feud CB FAISY^EUJ^ PASS Pro Am Sporta Syatem 60 YEARS AGO the Sun MOVIE: 'A Handful of Duat' CD O 8 Wheel of Fortune (CC). A farm annex Monday evening, having Stories: The Movie' FFI) 8 Taxi ® aBBB uSA Ton^ht ® B Happy Deya SHOW Showtime Sept. 20--Captain's Table-Charter 0 MOVIE: 'Anna to the Infinite IE: 'The BID Chill' O GSED MOVIE: 'Kanaaa City (S) B O CAYI Search for Com- (D O Q BBD USA Todey A Eloise LaMunion entertained nine one of the largest times of the Power* DD B Chicago Tonight 8 Make Room for Bom DISN Disney Channel Study shows Berrien County students lack necessaiy job skillsDrive , 655 Riverview Drive, Benton (S) B 8B CD Crimewetch To- mon Ground » 8 Cheera(CC) A little friends Monday, it being her O • MOI MOVIE: 'Ice Station "l" Sweooert 10:05 A.M. (21 8 CD 13X1 Mr. Belvedere HBO Home Box Office 60 season. Zebra' (In Stereo) night WAA'IN Major League ® B Kate ft ANie (CC) m seventh. After playing games, Mrs. Harbor, Sponsor-WSJM Radio, 12:00 C9 Planet Earth Lesson 7 Detroit Tigers et Cleve- '^CSON. A a BID MOVIE: 'Doctors' Pri- (9) 8 Marshall Dillon B Power Telk- Bualneaa Lessons 3 ESPN Sporta Network ® a Hereafter, the village barbershops • O OB MOVIE: 'Moon Over Thoroughbred vate Livea' & 4 WTSS Atlenta, OA Submitted by Berrien County ISD vocational and technical education workforce by the time we would be noon-6:00 p.m. Parador'(CC) (in Stereo) S) B 81 BD Michigan Out- land Indiana (R) 8 D GID Think Fast ffl a LaMunion, assisted by Mrs. Harold in-m A M Off Reces O) B (g) D Current Affeir MTV Muaic Television will be closed at 8 o'clock p.m. ex- The results of a three-part study for a long time," said Tedd Morris, able to occupy a new plant. We have • 9 Oil Drag Racing: Califor- doors O Auto Recing: IMSA A CD WCTFL to the 69 a Sept. 22-Twin Cities Insurance SI 8 Kenneth Copeland GT( Paid Programming 8 CD GD MOVIE: 'The Inviaible From Hszel Perk B OCBP Looney Tunes Harter, served ice cream and cake. nia Nationale (R) R VH-1 Video Hits-One cept Saturday and will not open Sun- conducted by Alger, Dowling & Superintendent of Berrien Springs no intentions to relocate but, let me B MOVIE: 'InveInvaderc s From Mers' MOVIE: Teke the Hiah Ground' Tonite (in Stereo) Kid (ln Slereitereo< ) A a EM MOVIE: 'Seseme B CD OS1D NHL Preseeson Agencies, 415 Main Street, St. 10:05 A.M. Hockey: Montreal Canediena at NASH Neshville Net CD The little guest of honor received day mornings. OOGSEIBeBewitchet d Focus on Britain 3:30 A.M. 11:00 A.M. Streereett iPresents : Follow That Bird' TWO Weather Channel Paullin Inc. of Grand Rapids, High School. "But getting the equip- tell you, that's one powerful lure for a Joseph, 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. S O EMO MOVIE: 'This ChMd la Joan Rivera (in Stereo) Headline Newa (CC) (in Stereo) DetroH Red Winga (Live) CD CD many pretty little gifts. Carmilla GD MOVIE; 'Moon Over CJjir CBN CBN Cable Netwrk _ Michigan, showed that Berrien ment, certified instructors and text- Best of Welt Disney iWi World of the Eaat Jones SE mi Home Run Derby B B BBB Brothera (CC). (In manufacturer...one I wish our county Sept. 26-Pioneer Memorial 11:00 A.M. Lesson 2 Stereo) TNT Turner Network TV gg The total enrollment in the Hart- 60 YEARS AGO Presents: Goof' y Tekes e Holidsy 12:45 A.M. 11:30 A.M. ft American Magazine County high school students lack books to teach the students is a pro- could offer to other businesses." Church, Andrews University Cam- a OOB MOVIEM : 'Championa' Auto Recing: Off- MOVIE: 'The Bddea House' (In SteStereon ) 8 81 NFL'a Greeteat Mo- USA USA Network ford Schools at the opening this aaaBB Donna Reed 8 81 GB MOVIE: Silverado' menta Interviews with the owners of the technical education and basic blem when you're already squeezing "It's a real dilemma," said James p Berrien Springs, 11:00 a.m.-5:00 Roe^EDd RacRacefe (lTaped ) of Dracula* (CC) (in Stereo) MI 1 CWD — I l» L Hardcaatle end CVN Ceble Velue Network s CD week was 364, a decrease of 15 from USf Birth of the Bomb •BB_ HI Conversation With Di- MOVIE: 'Predator* (In PflCwOi IIIICK Top Card DISC Diacovery Channel @ amusement places and hotel owners E: 'Detour* 1:00 A.M. NOON Batmen job skill training required to get high- the budget to cover things like buss- Bennie, vo-tech specialist for Berrien p.m. naMh (Iin Stereo)] Hall in Stereo Stereo) LIFE Lifetime that of last year. Much of the loss is CD B Araenio ( ) B CB BB MOVJE: 'Laguna Heat' B MOVIE: 'Protocol' (CC) (in Cartoon Express Rock around Paw Paw Lake have revealed NOON MOVIE: 'A-Haunting QD B B BSD Night Heat (R) Stereo) WZZM Grand Replda (ABC) tech jobs after graduation. ing and sports. It's easy for parents County's Intermediate School Dis- Be Will™ • ••A, Automated Factory Jeck Thompson Down in the high school where the ninth, Sept. 27-Pioneer Memorial MOVIE: laa* (in Stereo) We (H) B Chicago Tonight (R) LOCAL Local Access the fact that the season of 1929, The study, which began in 1986, to say no to vo-tech programs- trict. "MESC figures show the AM MOVIEMI : 'A Master- 8 MOVIE:: BattlegroundBIB ' CFL Football: CAL- _ MOVIE: Little Glo- Cagney ft Lacey Church, Andrews University Cam- ® 8 0191 Simon ft Simon geryStampeders at Edmonton EA- ria. et Leaf w Wildemeaa Jeoperdyl (CC) IWGVC Grand Replds (ETV) tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades piece of MURDER^CC)^ B IFFUR MurderMUN , She Wrote 8 Introduction to Biology Lesson 6 sWb taken as a whole, has been entirely examined the quantity and quality of figuring that their kids will be able to Michiana area generates nearly Seferi klmoa (R) MM L Bodlea in Motion /odd of Survival HN Headline Newa have a combined enrollment of 114 pus, Berrien Springs, 10:00 a.m.-4:00 *BTTQB SAFI » 8 700 Club Shooting 6:05 P.M. O Spenser Mixer 11 MOVIE: BanaHii 111 Mli mi m m 7:35 P.M. ASE Arts S Entertainment satisfactory and will equal, if not ex- vocational and technical education get those classes at college." 26,800 high-tech jobs per year, but MOVIE: Bella of Co- For Hire bewitched High BD Dwony riinDfiiiBD p.m. in Ruaala IE: 'A Farewell to Sanford and Son WHS Waterviiet High School ^ compared with 128 a year ago. cel, that of 1928 and better than ronSr liafc IOVIE: 'Chendar, the €9 MOVIE: '1 Dream Too Much' 6:30 P.M. programs offered by each of Berrien The study, however, found that six local businesses can't find people in MOVIE: 'Navy Blues* 8:05 P.M. 8:00 P.M. I CHS Colome High High School gg Sept. 28--First Congregational ofCeyton* (In Stereo) Adder 12:30 P.M. CC B 8 CBS Newa some previous years. County's public high schools. The out of ten Berrien high school our communities with the skills to do 12:30 P.M. B B 8BD MOVIE: 'Apeche' Black the Third (CC) (In Stereo) S) B 8 Great Adventurers and 25 YEARS AGO Church, 292 Bel I view, Benton Har- 3:40 A.M. a m OD MOVIE: Brute Force' Their Oueata: Indiana Jonea and Twenty-five young ladies and O O OB MOVIE: 'Going Ban- 8:30 P.M. Jortdlllonltor 1:00 P.M. XIDBBI (8) NBC results were then compared to state graduates do not go on to college or the jobs. As a result, more than bor, 12:00 noon-6:00 p.m. anas' (In Stereo) (E GD B B 8BB (B B Different Self-Improvement B MOVIE: Merrted to the Mob' Newa (CC) the Laat Cruaede (CC) (In Stereo) WBfBWOfT O CSD MOVIE: Ohl Whet e A baby girl weighing 8 pounds was gentlemen gathered at the farm (CC) (in Stereo) MOVIE: Stand Up ABC CC B B GBD Major Leegue LovelyWer* and national vocational-technical technical training schools. Even in 15,000 local jobs go to people 1:00 P.M. World (CC) I (in Stereo) end (CBB® FL Looking East born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zvonar on Sept. 29-Faith United Methodist Human (SI 8 O am Twilight 2onZonee i(CC) . OG9EI intimate Pagea (in Stereo) 4:00 A.M. Newa (CCY Beaebell: DetroH Tigers et Minne- Days end Nights of 1:15 A.M. home of the misses Dorothy and (vo-tech) education programs and 0 81 GD MOVIE: ' _ Horse Show Jump- school districts where a large recruited to move here, while people Church, Red Arrow Hwy., Bridgman Dealr^ (R)I ( I(nIn Stereo ) d) 8 Nightwatch a (D B 8 C3SDD Jefferaona (CC) sota Twina (Live) (CC) i MOVIE: 'Young Ledy August 13, 1964. Her name is Mary 1:25 A.M. ing Grand Prix (R) CC CC a A Hi a Yester- IS Marie and Master James Thar of local job market needs. percentage of students continue already here go without work or work 11 3o a.m.-5:30 p.m. O M OB MOVIE: 'Chendar. the B Alive From Off Center (CC). P0 BB MOVIE: 'The Pdnta- (D O O RARE* MOVIE: 'Breezy' (BJ aiTaBiOBI Nightly Buai- 11:00 P.M. Ihatterley* : 8 BN500: Management Concepts 1:05 P.M. neaa day, Today and Tomorrow (In Elizabeth. Black Leopard of Ceylon' (in Stereo) (R) (in Stereo) manirTDubbed' (Dubbed)) (in Stereo) CCBCCIBJUBBCDCCB B a a GXCD Night Tracks (In West Coloma Tuesday evening after The study found that of the 61 their education after high school, S O QQBi Top Rank Boxing (R) 8 O am This Old House Lesson 4 _ Gunsmoke ® | Silver Spoons Stereo) Stereo) Dale Emerson, the son of Mr. and in low-paying jobs." All drives are open to the public. 1:30 A.M. CL 'FT B (418 CD 8M Full n a ^a^BBBdi which delicious homemade cakes fastest-growing occupations in the 1:05 P.M. (CC) (R) Later (#) B Richard Roberta 1:30 P.M. Learn to Read Lesson 6 1:30 A.M. nearly four out of ten students do not Bennie says that the study has qU0 ^o United Way funds and CD CC B B BBB (9) B Make Room for No Houae (CC) (R) Mrs. Paul S. Emerson, who lives at M O OB MOVIE: 'Man From 9$ 8 Morris Cerullo Bob CD GEO Avalanche Aware- B 81 GD MOVIE: 'See Evlt* _ News (CC) CC CC a a BBD ® a Frktey and ice cream were served. Miss area, there are no courses in 37 of With Coatas neaa <& |L Three's Company (S) 8 OEII 8 CD CAO Washington go on to college. prompted the Berrien County In- private donations, the Berrien Coun- Alamo' 8 BL GO Mister Ed (Q) B The Afrlcana (CC) Part 8 of 9 : A Question of Balance CC 8 B Teles From the Night Videos (In Stereo) 233 South Main Street, Watervilet, 8 Bl LIMH Crook and Chase (in Paid Programming 2:00 P.M. GrHIHh Week in Review (CC) Dorothy is leaving this weekend for the fields at any high school in Ber- The results of the study have 1:30 P.M. 8 Managerial Accounting Lesson (SI 8 CD OB Crimewetch To- Derkslde (2t B WWF Wrestling was graduated from Adrian College termediate School District to make ty Chapter of the American Red Stereo) 4 I Self-Improvement B MOVIE: 'Women of San Ouentin' Double Dere (CC) fftB Sneak Previewa Goea Video B B GD MOVIE: The Prlnceee East Lansing, where she will attend rien County. Of the 14 school M O OB Diana's World Tour (In o BB Wild World of the East 85de| King of the Beasts night opened up concerns for many area vo-tech education a priority for the cross is able to provide this blood Stereo) S) a win, Loee or Draw B m 8B MOVIE: 'Eleni* (CC) (in CBVoyege Lesson 17 Seeson Premiere (In Stereo) end the Cell Gkl* at Friday noon, August 8. He was 9:00 P.M. MOVIE: 'Interiors' Stereo) Best of SportaLook 12) 8 B QD Cheers (Cu) n a WWF Superaters of Wres- high school; and her brother will districts in the county, none offer a 2:00 P.M. . ft Pels 8 CD OB MOVIE: 'Orphans' business and community develop- 1989-90 school year and that they are program to the residents of Berrien CL CL B B 8BD B Cheers Miater Ed 4:05 A.M. 8 MOVIE: 'Mr. Blendinga Builds 8 Power Telk- Business Lessons 1 one of 48 seniors to receive • MOVIE: 'Unmaaking the Idol* M MOVIE:'The Rescue' Dream House Perspective (CC) leave later to attend Michigan State complete, up-to-date, vo-tech cur- ment leaders. investigating ways to improve high County. (CC) (R) (In Stereo I Tractor Pull His * (8; O Last Word end Telkebout ft 2 Mister Ed . diplomas at the Summer Com- 2:15 P.M. CI) 90 8 (Qi ifHes M'A'S'H MOVIE: Stend Up College. riculum and several do not offer any Young On Stage (In Stereo) 2:30 P.M. Preview ® _ "Our company has been approach- school vo-tech education throughout • MOVIE: ' ideaa' nonywooftlaUlsasaiMMCG iniioo ir%*iA*rr 4:15 A.M. 8 MB MOVIE: 'No Sed Songs 6:35 P.M. % 8 CD BB Viatea mencement Exercises. Dale received Andy (4ii 8 Kenneth Copeland vocational or technical education ed about relocating to the Caro- the county. 2:30 P.M. Growing Up Down end Out (CC). Rendezvous Three Stooges B B BBB GrHIHh B B GB Bewitched (BJ 8 NewhertTcC) 'Bessie Rock WHh his diploma after completion of his M M M MOVIE: 'The New In- (HJ 8 World et Wer _ fWWWw 1:30 A.M. A CD FLBDLegen d of Firefly 6:45 P.M. ABcasafe MOVIE: 'Big' (CC) (In Si 0 Jimmy Sweggert (In Stereo) 30 YEARS AGO programs. In the schools which have linas," explained Warren Gast, Presi- ternr 'Urban Batman credits leading toward a degree of 'il 8 O Om MOVIE: 1:45 A.M. 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SEPTEMBER 13,1989 PACE EIGHT PAGE NINE TRI-CITY RECORD SEPTEMBER 13, 1989 TRI-CITY RECORD Power (In Stereo) "1 (CCHIn SterStereoe ) HFC Americen Recing Series 00 a Tom and Jerry pacts of Abortion Part 2 of 2 B Beginning. Piano: An Adult Ap- MOVIE:'Cherry 2000' My Three Sons Stereo 2:30 A.M. B MOVIE: Creature from the D.A. Man' . wee'woo s Playhouse Beaton Premiere B Advances in Inatructlon I Lesson son 12 (CC) (In Stereo) Spree Wagon >aln proach Lesson 3. ick I ' Deak B CD iWTCH Neshville Now (In (») B CD Philby, Burgess 69 Bugs Bunny & Pels CQ) A O GOBi Comi C c Strip Ledlea Pro BowHng: Prime Time Wrestling Entertainment Tonight (In GD B O GSiSD Home Shopping 2. fJ4) CD O tiCTFl Tony Brown's CB Freddy's Nightmares; A Night- MOVIE: 'Fire and Rain' (g) B Mr. Belvedere Stsrso)! MOVIE: 'The Stone SSlT_ a Nove (CC). 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treasurer of the county in which the land is ictor and Lake Shore Roads. PRESS BOX situated, of all sums paid for the tax sale pur- Tax Code « 11-07.4730-0026-01-3 Continued from page 13 chase, together with fifty per cent (50%) In ad- AMOUNT PAID: 61.03 146.92 e 209.95 PUBLIC NOTICE EPPLE'S f ANT ADS & PUBLIC NOTICES dition, and the fees of the sheriff for the ser- TAXES FOR 1964 AND 1966 that they scored both of their FOR SALE 121 W. Merchant Street, BAINBRIDGE vice or cost of publication of this notice. The Amount necessary to redeem, $319.93, plua touchdowns on long, sustained MORTGAGE SALE New Buffalo, Ml 49117 service or publication costs shall be the same the fees of the Sheriff. TOWNSHIP FOR SALE Default has been made in the conditions of To: Joan M. Coffey as if for personal sen/ice of a summons upon TAX DEED HOLDER drives of 67 yards in 11 plays and 75 12400 S. 88th FRUIT STAND Pontoon boat for sale-Riviera Cruiser, 24 a mortgage made by Robert L. Spencer & commencement of an action, together with a Lawrence and Ellen Frankie August 30,1989 yards in 12 plays. Palol Park, IL 60464 ft., 35 horsepower Mercury, $55,000. Call Pauline Spencer, husband and wife, subse- sum of Five and no/IOO's ($5.00) Dollars for Box 200G, Grand Beach Chandar Ricks and Perry Walker 463-4063. quently assumed by Robert L. Spencer, a Last grantee in the regular chain of title of each description, without other cost or New Buffalo, Michigan 49117 Regular Board Meeting Sweet Corn, Red Raspberries, single person to Mortgage Associates, Inc., a such lands or of -any interest therein as ap- SIGNATURE: Lawrence Frankie both had around 112 yards to lead a charge. If payment as described in this notice • Rhode Island corporation successor in in- pearing by the records in the office of the is not made, the undersigned will institute Place of Business: Synopsis the Comet ground attack while a FOR SALE Register of Deeds of Said County. Approved minutes of 8/7/89 • Green Beans, Broccoli & Blueberries 16' SAILBOAT - jib, main sails. MFG terest by merger to Mortgage Associates, Inc., proceedings for possession of the land. 121 W. Merchant Street, quarterback Jay Jollay passed for 63 ^ GORDUR CHARLES a Wisconsin corporation Mortgagee, Dated (8/23, 8/30, 9/6, 9/13, 1989) New Buffalo. Ml 49117 Sidewinder. $400.00. 463-4553. DESCRIPTION OF LAND regular meeting. yards and ran for a touchdown. Finding the perfect hunting part- unloaded) and be sure to always (34-3) July 24,1972, and recorded on July 25,1972, in State of Michigan To: Gladya Blrdsong Appointed Deputy Emergency Michigan Tomatoes Liber 931, on page 113, Berrien County NOTICE BY PERSONS CLAIMING TITLE County of Berrien 401 E. Bowen Avenue Walker caught four of those to end ner is a tough task. In fact, it may be know where your partner Is. If not , FOR SALE Preparedness Coordinators. Records, Michigan, and assigned by said Mor- UNDER TAX DEED Township of Chlkaming Chicago, IL 60653 //ith over 150 yards in all-purpose an even impossible one If we insist positive about any of this, don't The Secret of Getting Rich tgagee Greater Louisville First Federal Sav- Last grantee in the regular chain of title of Approved liquor license transfer Fresh Fruit & Vegetables in season To the Owner or Owners of any and all In- Lot 51, Revised Plat of Lakevlew, Union Pier /ardage and one touchdown for the upon setting our standards too high. shoot at all. No game Is worth the Amazing Book Tells All ings & Loan Association, n/k/a Great Finan- terest in, or Liens upon the Lands herein Subdivision. such lands or of any interest therein as ap- for M-140 Bar. Free Offer Details -Rush stamped, self- cial Federal by an assignment dated July 25, Described: Tax Code # 11-07-4570-0051-0(^6 pearing by the records In the office of the evening. Weather was also a factor If we are honest, we can look in a possible loss of a human life. OPEN 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. DAILY addressed envelope (Mary Signer, Dept. LW. Approved summer tax agreement. 1972, and recorded on July 31, 1972, in Liber TAKE NOTICE: Sale was lawfully made of AMOUNT PAID: 76.36 + 237.63 = 313.99 Register of Deeds of Said County. as was the case in most other games mirror and see reflected the kind of Just keep In mind at all times that STUDENT OF THE WEEK 3. 1348 Dopp St., Waukesha, Wl 53188). • M-140, just north of Watervilet 931, on page 858, Berrien County Records, the following described land for unpaid taxes TAXES FOR 1984 AND 1985 (8/23, 8/30, 9/6, 9/13, 1969) Approved payment of all outstan- (35-2) in Southwestern Michigan that even- individual we would like to find. the real measure of any hunt Is large- Senior Clint VanLlnder has been Michigan, on which mortgage there is claimed on that land, and that the undersigned has ti- Amount necessary to redeem, $475.99, plus ding bills. •aaaaaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaea ing. The Comets now travel to Nobody can attain such perfection, ly a measure of yourself. This is true chosen by the WHS faculty to be the * - — - - - . • . • ...••••••••»• T--V f TTT to be due at the date hereof the sum of Seven tle to the land under tax deed or deeds issued the fees of the Sheriff. Next regular board meeting * AUTO PARTS Thousand Six Hundred Four and 18/100 for the land. You are entitled to a TAX DEED HOLDER Dowagiac for this Friday's matchup. though, so we all settle for next best. whether you are hunting alone or first "Student of the Week" for the * SWAP MEET and Car Show, South Bend 10/2/89. dollars ($7,604.18), including interest at 7% reconveyance of this land within six (6) mon- Lawrence and Ellen Frankie Perfection, of course, eludes all of with others. Being a "perfect 1989-90 school year. He Is known for * BAD CREDIT'' Motor Speedway, Sept. 24, South Bend. In- per annum. Box 200G, Grand Beach PUBLIC NOTICE Synopsis approved by NO CREDIT? ths after return of service of this notice, upon PANTHER GIRLS STILL PERFECT us. How often have we forgotten to partner" to yourself Is the best way his dependability, hard work, and * LET OUR STAFF HI diana. Racers, Rodders, Restorers, over 500 Under the power of sale contained in said payment to the undersigned or to the New Buffalo. Michigan 49117 * HELP YOU RE-ESTABLISH vendors last year plus 200 trophies. 8 a.m.-4 CITY OF COLOMA Leonard C. Smith Jr., willingness to do "whatever needs to mortgage and the statute In such case, made treasurer of the county in which the land is SIGNATURE: Lawrence Frankie The City of Coloma will be accepting Waterviiet improved Its record to pack In an extra sandwich or box of to find a reasonably perfect reflec- * p.m. Adults $3.00. Classic Rods (219) 232-0085. Supervisor YOUR CREDIT RATING and provided, notice is hereby given that said situated, of all sums paid for the tax sale pur- Place of Business: closed bids for the purpose of painting the 3-0 with a 26-19 win in girls basket- shells or failed to remember our part- tion In a hunting buddy. be done." * (37-2) mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the Synopsis prepared by * chase. together with fifty per cent (50%) in ad- 121 W. Merchant Street, exterior of City Hall. Specifications will be ball. Katie Marvin led the Panthers ner drinks his coffee with milk? Such Clint Is active In a wide range of *• mortgaged premises, or some part of them, at dition, and the fees of the sheriff for the ser- New Buffalo, Ml 49117 Beverly Koroch FOR SALE available at City Hall beginning Thursday, with 10 points and io steals. Karen faults can be overlooked by hunting school activities. You'll see Clint this * NO INTEREST! public vendue, at the main entrance to the vice or cost of publication of this notice. The To: Eugene and Marie B. Figlel Sept. 14, 1969 during regular business Clerk * Dog houses-all sizes. Built to last. 422 County Building in St. Joseph, Michigan, at 10 3062 North Davlln Pfeffer added 8 points and 8 re- friends but there is absolutely no ex- fall as Panther football team mem- Riverside Drive, Waterviiet. Call 463-8949. service or publication costs shall be the same hours. Bids will be opened on Monday, • o'clock a.m.. Local Time, on Thursday, as if for personal service of a summons upon Chicago, IL 60618 Sept. 25, 1969 at 7:45 p.m. during the bounds inthe win. By the time you cuse to be forgetful about hunting ber #64, nose tackle. During baseball * September 28, 1989. WATERVLIET SCHOOLS NO FINANCE CHARGE! commencement of an action, together with a Last grantee in the regular chain of title of regular commission meet safety or hunting ethics. Overlooking season, Clint will be In his third year * HELP WANTED Said premises are situated in City of Benton such lands or of any interest therein as ap- ,nfl read this they will have played sum of Five an no/IOO's ($5.00) Dollars for M artha Darliin g * Harbor, Berrien County, Michigan, and are pearing by the records In the office of the Michigan Lutheran (and, hopefully, either can even kill you, if not just a SPONSOR HUNTER as second baseman and outfielder. * WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY? -ATTENTION - HIRING! each description, without other cost or City CIlar k described as: Lot 16, Block 6. Empire Addition Register of Deeds of Said County. Every year since 7th grade, he has * Government Jobs • your area. Many im- charge. If payment as described in this notice A/on) and will play at Eau Claire on beautiful friendship. SAFETY CLASS to the City of Benton Harbor, Berrien County, (8/23, 8/30, 9/6, 9/13, 1989) • 1984 BUICK SKYLARK $500 DOWN* mediate openings without waiting list or test. is not made, the undersigned will institute Sept. 19 at 6:00 p.m. When going hunting this year, The Watervilet Public Schools and been on the basketball team. * Michigan, according to the Plat thereof, proceedings for possession of the land. 1979 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER $600 DOWNjt $17,840-$69.485. Call 1-602-838-8885 EXT. recorded April 29, 1892 in Book 3 of Plats, NOTICE BY PERSONS CLAIMING TITLE either with an old hunting buddy or North Berrien Adult & Community Clint will' igln his fourth year on • R8601. DESCRIPTION OF LAND * page 9. During the twelve months Immediately State of Michigan UNDER TAX DEED MARK MEYERS GOLF with a new friend, keep the following Education are sponsoring a Hunter the Quiz Bowl team and his second 1979 BUICK LESABRE...GREEN $300 DOWN HOUSEKEEPERicOMPANION following the sale, the property may be County of Berrien To the Owner or Owners of any and all In- TOURNAMENT A SUCCESS points in mind. They are Just some of Safety Class for youngsters 12 years as co-captaln. Last year, Clint served * Live-in, full-time position. Must travel. If you redeemed. terest in, or Liens upon the Lands herein 1976 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE $500 DOWN Township of Chlkaming The annual Mark Meyers Memorial the things that will help make you of age and above. The class will be WHS as WASENA yearbook busi- • would like to be contacted, add phone number Dated: August 16, 1989 Township 7 South, Range 20 West, Section DpscrlbocJ* * 1979 BUICK LESABRE $300 DOWN in resume. Send resume to: Alan Morrison, Great Financial Federal, 30; Commencing 4.00 feet West and 134.5 feet TAKE NOTICE: Sale was lawfully made of Golf Tournament was held at Paw that "perfect" hunting partner: taught at Watervilet High School on ness manager. He also was a jf 1525 E. 168th St., South Holland. IL 60473. Assignee of Mortgagee South of center of Section; thence South 261.8 the following described land for unpaid taxes f you will be hunting on private member of the journalism class • 1981 CHEVY CAPRICE $500 DOWN Paw Lake Golf Course last weekend. September 18-19-20 from 6-9 p.m. jf (37-2) Dickinson Wright, Moon, feet; thence West 165.8 feet; thence Northerly on that land, and that the undersigned has ti- which produced the WHS Centennial Van Dusen & Freeman The weather started out shakey at J, be sure you've gotten permis- All three class sessions are re- if 1979 FORD GRANADA 2 DR $400 DOWN biSHWASHERS WANTEb to a point 158.1 feet West of the place of tle to the land under tax deed or deeds issued 650 Frey Building. 300 Ottawa. N.W. for the land. You are entitled to a first but cleared up to become a sion in advance. Landowners who quired for students to be Issued a Commemorative Newspaper, pub- jf Apply at Waffle House of America. beginning; thence East 158.1 feet to the place 911 jf 1978 FORD GRANADA 4 DR $400 DOWN Grand Rapids, Ml 49503 of beginning. reconveyance of this land within six (6) mon- perfect day. The event was well- find uninvited hunters on their pro- Hunter Safety Certificate. For lished In cooperation with the Trl- Watervilet. (8/16. 8/23. 8/30. 9/6, 9/13, 1989) jf 1979 PONTIAC LEMANS $500 DOWN Tax Code # 11-07-0030-0038-01-5 ths after return of service of this notice, upon perty have every reason to be upset. anyone born after 1960, the Safety Clty Record. Jf TRUCK DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDED NOW payment to the undersigned or to the Emergency attended and everyone had a great AMOUNT PAID: 55.91 + 52.12 = 108.03 It doesn't help the public Image of Certificate Is required for puchaslng His favorite class Is Mr. Hecksel's jf 1981 FORD ESCORT $300 DOWN No experience necessary! 21 or older NOTICE BY PERSONS CLAIMING TITLE TAXES FOR 1984 AND 1985 treasurer of the county in which the land is time on the course even if the jf Clean driving record - Serious desire to learn. UNDER TAX DEED Amount necessary to redeem, $167.04, plus situated, of all sums paid for the tax sale pur- scorecard didn't show It. hunters, and your partner deserves a hunting license. The class Is being advanced math class. Clint is proud jf 1984 CHEVY CAVALIER $500 DOWN To the Owner or Owners of any and all In- Information Center Interviews by telephone. 1-800-832-7364. the fees of the Sheriff. chase, together with fifty per cent (50V#) In ad- Afterwards, everyone moved over better. taught by William Rickel, and the of his 4.0 grade point average and Is jf COMMERCIAL DRIVER INSTITUTE terest In, or Liens upon the Lands herein TAX DEED HOLDER dition, and the fees of the sheriff for the ser- jf 1981 FORD MUSTANG $400 DOWN Described: to the Knights of Columbus Hall -If at all possible, stop by the land- registration fee Is $3 per child. a member of the National Honor Jf AC0064 H.O. • South Bend Lawrence and Ellen Frankie vice or cost of publication of this notice. The 1986 YUG0 GL $500 DOWN TAKE NOTICE: Sale was lawfully made of service or publication costs shall be the same where a delicious meal was served owner's house before you start hun- Course content will Include basic Society. jf EARN $7.75 HR. Box 200G, Grand Beach jf the following described land for unpaid taxes as if for personal service of a summons upon ting. Take the time to Introduce your Despite his busy schedule, Clint We need assistance in evsluating and New Buffalo, Michigan 49117 by K of C members. Anyone who history of hunting, survival techni- jf 1982 FORD ESCORT $300 DOWN on that land, and that the undersigned has ti- commencement of an action, together with a responding to dally work report submitted by SIGNATURE: Lawrence Frankie partner to him and check to see If ques, and hunter safety. Those also works part time at the Friendly jf tle to the land under tax deed or deeds issued sum of Five an no/IOO's ($5.00) Dollars for walked away hungry from this event 1984 PYM0UTH RELIANT $600 DOWN our agents throughout the state. No ex- Place of Business: jf for the land. You are entitled to a each description, without other cost or has no one to blame but himself as there are any areas on his property needing more information about the In Coloma. What little spare time he perience necessary; Paid to complete train- 121 W. Merchant Street, If you relocate, please call: jf reconveyance of this land within six (6) mon- charge. If payment as described In this notice that you should avoid. Landowners class should contact Bob Nelson, has, Clint devotes to baseball card jf ing. Work at home. For information send seif- New Buffalo. Ml 49117 there was plenty of food for all. ths after return of service of this notice, upon To: George Johnson Is not made, the undersigned will institute usually don't mind If you biing a Director of North Berrien Adult collecting. He plans to attend the jf a-jdressed. stamped envelope. 9% inches payment to the undersigned or to the After the meal various prizes were "The Working Man's Friend!" proceedings for possession of the land. if long, to: AWGA, Dept. E, Box 161189. Atlanta. 1709 E. 71st friend or two along but don't Invite Education, at 849-2355. University of Michigan and major In treasurer of the county In which the land is Chicago, IL 60649 DESCRIPTION OF LAND 983-7111 given out and there were so many jf GA 30321. situated, of all sums paid for the tax sale pur- State of Michigan everybody you know or you may not business. Jf f Last grantee in the regular chain of title of Ext. 479 that, like the food, if you went away chase. together with fifty per cent (50 /«) in ad- County of Berrien be welcome the next time. Clint's family Includes: mom Jf such lands or of any interest therein as ap- without one it was your own fault. jf JERKY HUNT'S dition, and the fees of the sheriff for the ser- pearing by the records in the office of the Township of Chikaming Christine; brother Clay, an 11th- Call Job Line vice or cost of publication of this notice. The 8:30 - 5:00 — Mon. - Fri. Events like this are lots more fun -Hunting with a beginner takes a jf Register of Deeds of Said County. The South 50* of the North 90* of Lot 26, jf 927 EARN service or publication costs shall be the same little extra thought. Explain to him grader; brother Curtis, a third-grader, AUTO CENTER (8/23. 8/30, 9/6. 9/13, 1989) Luna Gowdy Streed Beach, said 90* being than just going out on your own and Jf Manpower now has job Inlorma- as if for personal service of a summons upon measured along Victor Road from corner of golfing as almost everyone on the the habits and characteristics of the ELKHART SHRINE CLUB and sister Holly, a 6th-grader. jf commencement of an action, together with a game you are hunting and the proper WHS congratulates Clint Van Jf tuxi available to you 21 hours a day! sum of Five and no/IOCs ($5.00) Dollars for course knows each other because of QUN AND KNIFE SHOW Ceil the lob line fo« cunent informa- NOTICE BY PERSONS CLAIMING TITLE Jf $99 DOWN - each description, without other cost or etiquette for the kind of hunting you The Elkhart Shrine Club will once Llnder. You're the perfect person to jf tion on lob opportunities to rnattf) UNDER TAX DEED the local participation and it is an all- charge. If payment as described in this notice To the Owner or Owners of any and all In- day event. Plus, it is a great way to are doing. Taking unfair advantage again hold Its Gun, Knife and start us on a successful school year. jf your skills. is not made, the undersigned will institute terest in, or Liens upon the Lands herein of a game bird or animal may just be jf have a last hurrah for playing in sum- Military Memorabilia Show at the jf $99 A MONTH proceedings for possession of the land. Described: an act of Ignorance rather than Manpower DESCRIPTION OF LAND TAKE NOTICE: Sale was lawfully made of mer tournaments. As long as the Elkhart Midway Motor Lodge in jf More than temporary. jf State of Michigan the following described land for unpaid taxes Knights of Columbus guys do the callousness. downtown Elkhart. County of Berrien SPECIAL • on that land, and that the undersigned has ti- superb job that they did this year this -When engaged In hunting, keep Last year's show drew over 55 ecurateAmtoiiodv jf COME SEE OUR SPECIALS! Township of New Buffalo tle to the land under tax deed or deeds issued tournament will continue to grow. In mind that you are not In any sort of dealers from throughout the jf FOR RENT Lot 20. Block 3. Michigan Shores Country for the land. You are entitled to a • Oub Subdivision. reconveyance of this land within six (6) mon- conppetltlon with your partner.^ In- Midwest with a variety of items both jf 925-7950 925-2277 SUNSHINE VILLA APAftTMEICTS Tax Code # 11-13-5000-0047-00-7 ths after 'etum of service of this notice, upon CUBS, MAYBE? stead of arguinq over who shot a for show and for sale. This year's jf 471 su. MAIN 1283 S. M-139 Renting studio 1- & 2-bedroom apartments AMOUNT PAID: 75.40 4- 77.16 = 152 56 Jf payment to the undersigned or to the Here we are in the middle of bird, compliment your partner on show promises to be one of the bet- Free heal. One bedrooms on special through TAXES FOR 1984 AND 1905 treasurer of the county in which the land is jf BEIViXCDrsi hHy<\r*BOr* SCHOOL making a nice shot. Adopt this kind ter shows of this kind In the area. jf September Senior dtlzene-lOH Discount. Amount necessary to redeem, $233^4. plus situated, of all sums paid for the tax sale pur- September and, as of this writing, Ceil 463-6311. the fees of the Sheriff chase. together with fifty per cent (50%) in ad thf Cubs have a 3-game lead on their of attitude and both you and your Last year over 700 attended the one- 35-3 TAX DEED HOLDER dftion, and the fees of the sheriff for the ser- nearest challenger with less than 20 partner will have an enjoyable day day show. Lawrence and Enen Frankie vice or cost of publication of this notice The APARTMENT FOR RENT Box 200G Grand Beach service or publication costs shall be the same games to go In the regular season. afield plus pleasant memories of the The show, to be held on Sunday, Waterviiei. one bedroom, upper 321 W, New Buffalo, Michigan 49117 as If for personal service of a summons upon Mabye we will be watching them In hunt afterwards. Should you end up October 1, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 Pleasant, convenient tn-town location Like SIGNATURE: Lawrence Frankie commencement of an action, together with a ELECTION October after all. We can only hope. in the company of a "clalmer" who p.m., is open to the public. A $2.00 new. Appliances furnished. $300 00 a month. Place of Business: sum of Five and nonOffs (15 0& DniiAr« for DSCKW! and Reference Required 4294211 or each description, without other cost or Insists that every bird that drops is admission Is charged; children 471-2567 evenings SERVICES charge If payment as described in this notice NOTICE OP SPECIAL ELECTION OP THE ELECTORS OP his, you won't have any problem under 12 years must be accom- MR. CAN DOCTOR OF GARB0L0GY is not made, the undersigned will insi'tute A ROOKIE YEAR recognizing that he is not the kind of panied by an adult. All federal, state FO* RENT 8CRVICE OR REPAIR WATERVLIET PUBLIC SCHOOLS for possession of the land I can't remember the last time so partner you were looking for original- and local gun laws will be observed. House. 2 bedrooms fumtsfted Rsm and Ooes your *ater softener need service or IPTION OF LAND BERRIES AMD VA> SURER COUNTIES, MICHIGAN many rookies had such an Impact in deposit S300 each. 466-7296 repa r work? $1445 service call We repair all State of Michigan ly- As In the past the show will (37-2) makes and models. We also have salt deirvery County of Berrten their first week of their first season -Make sure that everyone In your feature displays of guns (modern, service Cai 1-000623-6370 or 16161782-5100. Township of Chikaming TO BE HELD p'aying a professional sport. You (37*1 hunting party understands that safe black powder and antique), knives CARD OF THANKS Lot 50. Revised Plat of Lakeview. Union Pier have Tony Mandahch signing a deal gun handling should always be the (new and antique), and military WIU BABY-SIT Subdrvision, SEPTEMBER 26, 1989 that will make him the first lineman foremost concern of all. Be especial- memorabilia. Also added this year CAfiO OF THANKS Ucensed Child Care losing mom wiH Tax Code • 11-07^5700050^0 AMOUNT PAID: 7636 • 436 72 = 515j0B to make over a million dollars a year. ly careful not to shoot across your will be paint ball guns and swords. Tirte WaAaoe Raymond Xurle^ Hayes fam^ ^ TAXES FOR 1964 AND 1966 Then you have Deion Sanders hitting ly wishes to thank afl the pofcoe, pawib&cs nom- *** TO THE ELECTORS OP THE SCHOOL DISTRICT! partners path, swing your muzzle In For more Information, call H.D. Amount necessary to redeem. $77767. plus a home run for the Yankees Tuesday toe****** ^ DO YOU HAVE RUSTY WATER? the fees of the Sheriff. his direction (even If your gun Id Snodgrass at 690-5721 In Edward- m"to as& . ^cu have hard ims^ water'* Reni a new TAX DEED HOLDER Please Take Notice that the Board of Education, pursuant to and then ran a punt 68 yards for a sburg, Michigan. and atoo haipM O* mt o'Mdufiing our timt Lawrence and Euan Frankie touchdown as an Atlanta Falcon on per month Umrtad tame crffer Ca« Befw*^ Box 200G Grand Beach a directive from the Inter«ediate School Board of Berrien County Sunday, And, of course, Barry Thw* you ami May God Biees you ^ wm Care. ' 40^024076 or (Bi^ 78241C0 New Buffato, MadWgan 49117 Intermediate School District, Michigan, has called a special Sanders made his debut for the ^ IThe Meyes Fawofy SIGNATURE: Lawrence Frankie says intermediate school district election to be held in the district 9 GARAGE SALE Pliat* of B^ '*14 Lions Sunday and scored a WATERVLIET 121 N Whrtaker Slre«f on Tuesday, September 26, 1989. touchdown after only a couple day€ PENNSYLVANIA ACCENTS New Buff alio., Ml *117 of practices. Incredible. CITY COMMISSION Tor E«ran* amns Mar * B FigM* Smv&ty* t ajffi.4 pm.. Dnue kft2 North Dawurv THE POLLS OP ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 7t00 O'CLOCK, A.M., AMD Dcriona. Acxpiiaroen.. «c*a tomic*.- fcimfcs. amd flncre SYNOPSIS FOR Ctfucago, ML CLOSE AT 8i00 O'CLOCK, P.M. • ^ AMISH FURNITURE L**8 graif4e* n r** ft&Jto ctour o* Mfle c/ k d REGULAR MEETING suidhi tiands o* dl amy ^area? Owraiin a* up STATE FARMERS HIT BY n SEPTEMBER 5,1969 ptar^® ty ttoe trworfa 'in nh* ctfk* 0* It* The following proposition will be submitted to the vote of FUNGICIDE PEWTER Waiwas 0(1 ft* Mifu/M* A. jyjV ft, ct Saudi Coumty. the electors at the special intermediate school district HflNDMADE TOWNSHIP BOARD vHM Rosier MaMfcig. election; RESTRICTIONS <5'^ Oy'ey'.eC c/ 29>. Michigan fruft and vegetable pro- NOTICE OF PUBLIC Sipeyi*! NOTICE tT PtHtOMS CLAMWN0 TtTU ducers will be affected by recent ac- A«pprpv«0 a 2S pet itipj' jpay uniyreati* tor UNDGR TAX OE£D AREA VOCATIONAL - TECHNICAL HEARING iPr^* iaipp MMM tion by three chemical makers to To flti* or Owwart 0* amy amd fcu- EDUCATION PROPOSITION says, Ofi Stgotimtittr rtfs, -Sftft id 7;X p.m fthel MoMec so ipay tnUi iitn tfti* SMMMKM -srf Mrm line or lUtm apon cti* lamd* itwei^ restrict the use of a popular class of Wattrviicn Tywrmtuf, Bomro will *10110 a $W^52 Oaatntoad ^tmgrckJes called ethylene Wsdi- juttllc tuanritj an She Wttorvlitr Tyflwmitiip Aor^cr'asefl fif»r;fier CflMKt to oewe*- TAjKE mcnmOE &*ia wa* made & Shall Berrien County Intermediate School thiocarbamates (EBOCs). *1*11. 30Cn M-n4D, WntorvliKt, Mbtiipftf inipTy»«tir?nirfl ipilii itacifTii ipprifl tfi* taaiprttag ilard tor utHpad fava^ me purptm yi iht & sc Mp^ecto pa y Pill a* Gpti«iitmeri A.ept 1*^ w m toto* Hand, amd tM ft** & District, Michigan, come under sections 681 Ken Nye, Director of Coinmodity BOCK SCHROEDER oomilder a regmttr i&r rttzoniruj a ^icnUifini I tt* atmaiMl SI2JK77II. ffileto tftt * ifettd d^dtr "at/ 'He*? p* ^etds itsaund to 690 of the school code of 1976 and Activities and Research for Michigan :propii% number itucm HlMoiiMadl to 'ppefi d^ycarttey aioypnw^ "A landfill is as tor tM* Hand, fem are em^riiied to a ReBidemmi iR-2 tls> ^wiH^teeiatimiaii fttaittllt I establish an area vocational - technical Farm Bureau, sard the fungicides are iWaMHii adpir-tel if 7S2i !PM aacaawiiMacn on tutu* iisnd sitr 0i mw*- iMIICK-PONTIACl Myma Ditrtriui wrtti a fiptnitai Latftfi lUee **• used on crops such as apples, pears, #,* after irefajm-.i Old sitrv.ii* ort Wl*fliottte*. WpS ^ education program which is designed to aOBODV BBATB mil. Tt* reyueir wti niMde t>y It* ommr% City ^ytriiifn to W* orto fltoe encourage the operation of area vocational - carrots, celery and cucumbers. Jamet une fcuyerit Je'v* iPjO. Sew VA "EBDCs are used in combination A aCNROBDBR OB ALII ift/jttervinn Ml WJiH Tt* tepii technical education programs if the annual dt«oripti£ifi
I TRI-CITY RECORD SEPTEMBER 13,1989 Steel shot mandatory for waterfowl hunting COUHCH Mandatory use of steel shot will their targets are in range; most DS? be the statewide rule during the 1989 hunters are not consistently good Michigan waterfowl hunting season, shots at ranges beyond 45 yards. according to the Department of For the early experimental Canada Natural Resources (DNR). goose hunt on September 1-10, Martz This is a change from the 1988 predicts hunting should be good and season when only the Lower Penin- adds good goose loads in steel in- sula and two small zones In the east clude 2s, Is, BB, BBB, T and F. Upper Peninsula were required to Copper-coated lead shot Is toxic to use steel shot. waterfowl and Isn't a legal load. The Natural Resources Commis- However, steel loads with a 2/1,000 sion approved this action In inch thin coat of copper for rust- February 1988 In an effort to proofing are not toxic and are clearly significantly curtail lead poisoning marked as nontoxic steel on the in waterfowl. manufacturer's boxes. "Historically, lead poisoning has been caused by the deposition of lead shot from the guns of water- fowlers," DNR Director David F. WAGES Hales said. "Michigan now Joins Continued from page 1 Iowa, Minnesota, Mississippi, WATERVLIET K OF C CHECKS ARE RECEIVED...by six area associations for Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, $23,700 ($22,500); Bookkeeper, $20,400 ($19,080); Exec. Sec., $18,900 th« mentally handicapped from the Watervilet Chapter of the Knights of Col- South Dakota, and Wisconsin in ($17,500). This was all salaried per- umbus. Their recent "Mental Retardation Tootsle Roll Drive" raised a total of adopting statewide requirements-all states In the nation must use steel sonnel. Mfm' $4,462.66. The following are hourly wages of Shown receiving their checks are: (back row, from the left) Robert Wolf, by the 1991-1992 season." nonsalary personnel: Custodian representing the Van Buren County Rehabilitation Center, Vincent Fritz, Ex- In Michigan, the rule will also app- Bldg., $9.72 ($9.26); Custodian Help., ecutive Director for the Van Buren Association for Retarded Citizens; Barbara ly to the hunting of coots, gallinules, $7.62 ($7.16); Food Sup., $11,700 Hurry to your Snapper dealer for great trade-in allowances! Brown, Director for the Berrien County Special Olympics Area #17; and David rails and snipe. In addition to ducks and geese. Steel shot is not required ($10,750); Secretary, $8.38 ($7.98); At least At least At least Eftlnk, Grand Knight, (front row, from the loft) Kell Lezak, representing the The self propelled Built for convenient Aide, $7.66 ($7.26); Part time (1 hour), Tough, dependable Berrien County 4-H Horseback Riding for Handicappers; Laura White, Ex- for hunting woodcock, however. built to out-live operation as well as $7.52 day ($6.99 a day); Pt. time (1-1V2 $ lawn tractors built Jerry Martz, waterfowl specialist other mowers with long life. Snapper ecutive Director for the Berrien County Association for Retarded Citizens; to take it year after with the DNR's Wildlife Division, hr.), $9.17 day ($8.64 day); Pt. time ftaturts like i dif- riders feature on- Father Charles Fischer, representing the St. Joseph Parish MR Bowling *200 *500 year with futures Sel6f Propelle0d ••rtntiil for easy suggests to hunters, who have not (V/2-2V2 hr.), $11.20 day ($10.67 day); oo Rear Engine shiiting, a on Lawn , like on-the-go shif- Team; and Otto Vent, Chairman. turnin stMl used steel before, the following ac- Bus drivers, $9.03 ($8.60); and Cook, Mowers. K' ^ Riders'. <'uick ****** Tractors. i ting. 9-posilion cut- V- «les, and our steering system, tions which will help them better $7.70 ($7.30). I ting height, and v pitented Hi-Vic^ and a patented Nutritious snacks can be adapt to the use of steel shot shells These wages are In effect for the fingertip controls. in the field: 1989-90 school year. 1. Use a steel shot size about two In other matters of business, the \\ treats for kids sizes larger than customary lead Board gave a presentation for Pres s a snac a shotshell. For example, number 4 Olson who resigned as Board I your ehild vietim Gf k t- vegetable coating while hot, the member effective last month. Some tacks? If so, he or she Is not alone. seasonings will adhere more easily. steel is equivalent to number 6 lead. Snacklng Is natural for growing, ac- Number 2 steel is equivalent to of the comments about Mr. Olson This snack can be stored in an air- were: "He had a tremendous Impact tive children. Your challenge as a tight container for future snacking. number 4 lead; and T shot In steel is parent is to find snacks the are not equivalent to BB lead. The larger size on everyone."; "He taught me the only pleasure packed, but packed steel pellet will have about the same ropes."; "It's been 30 years and he The following recipe from Dolores still looks the same!"; "He made me with nutrition. Tarenski of Oes Plains, Illinois, was weight as the smaller lead shot. "Between-meal energlzers--most 2. Use a more-open choke In the feel at home as a new Board mem- the winner of AHA Chicago Affil- ber."; "We appreciate what you've people call them snacks--are Impor- iate's Healthy Cookie Recipe Con- gun when shooting steel, because tant for growing youngsters and ac- steel shotshells pattern tighter than done for the Recreation Council."; test held ;during last year's Food and "We're better because we've tive teens," said Karen Jackson, Festival. This recipe Is proof that you lead shells. If a full choke was used R.D., American Heart Association of with lead, use modified with steel. known you." don't have give up taste to cut ex- "Saying 'thanks' isn't really Michigan spokesman. "Selecting cess fat and cholesterol from your' 3. Not all brands of guns and NILSON'S chokes will produce the same pat- enough," commented Darrell Day in nutritious snacks puts your child on diet. the road to a healthier heart," she terns. Hunters should pattern their conclusion, "but what else can we LOW-FAT, LOW CHOLESTEROL say?" SALES & SERVICE said. OATMEAL COOKIES guns with several steel loads at nor- 1 mal hunting distances to find the Mr. Olson received his namepiate W. RED ARROW HWY. y|ftQ QOQft According to the American Heart 1 /2 cups of margarine Association, healthy snacks are pattern which best fits their own and an inscribed golden apple as the WATERVLIET WO-O^yO 1 cup of brown sugar Board's gift to him. those which contribute needed pro- 1 cup white sugar situation. Hunters should make sure tein, vitamins, minerals and fiber 6 egg whites while avoiding too much fat, 2 cups rolled oats 3 chotesterol, salt and sugar. 3 /4 cups flour M "Snacks can taste good and still 1 teaspoon cinnamon irs COMING be nutritious," according to Jackson. 2 teaspoons baking soda CLOSER!" "One good rule is to 'go for the real 1 cup raisins (soaked In hot water Neither flood nor earthquake Words an Int. thing' and avoid snacks that contain and drained) damage Is covered In most pro- calories and little else." Sift dry Ingredients together. perty Insurance policies. We During the American Heart Assoc- Cream margarine and sugars. Add urge property owners to secure iation's Food Festival, September egg whites. Mix. Add remaining in- the protection of both flood and adiSdashanl 10-16, suggestions on healthful gredients. Roll rounded tablespoons earthquake Insurance. foods can be found at participating of cookie dough In sugar. Put them supermarkets. The AHA encourages on greased cookie sheet and press parents to take advantage of this op- with floured fork. Bake them In a asafist portunity to examine family snack- 375-degree oven for 12 minutes. lng habits and involve children in Cool. Makes six dozen cookies. preparing snacks that are good for them. Let's face it. Kids and grown-ups DON YOUNG Many nutritious and tasty Items love to snack. When the snacks are are available for your child, such as nutritious, all members of the family fresh fruits, unsweetened canned INSURANCE AGENCY benefit and no one will be a "victim" MAIN ST. fruits, dried fruits, crunchy vege- when It comes to snack attacks. tables, low-fat milks, cheeses and WATERVLIET 463-6773 yogurts, popcorn, whole-grain breads and muffins. | AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE | The AHA also has recipes for healthful, between-meal snacks that I your child can prepare at home with o "O LU COMMUNITY HOSPITAL > little supervision and Instruction. > They Include: < Medical Park, Waterviiet, Mi 49098, 463-3111 z (/) o O > FROZEN BANANAS z < 2 bananas cut in half < m t 2 tablespoons of old-fashioned Q. o peanut butter 3 E o SPECIALTY CLINICS "O Approximately V* cup of > evaporated skim milk tu 400 Medical Park, Waterviiet > z Chopped nuts or crunch bran o cereal 463-3733 Mix peanut butter with evaporated h < m skim milk until mixture is the con- •i o sistency of egg whites. Roll bananas r xi In peanut butter mixture. Then roll in h 0 nuts and/or cereal. Place In freezer I CARDIOLOGY: PODIATRY: > • > z until frozen. Serves four. F. Bunker, M.D. C. Okonski, DPM o B. Son, M.D. C. Sherwood, DPM FLAVORED POPCORN Pop corn without using oil. A. Zencka, M.D. m Season to taste with any of the PULMONARY: o I C following Items: chill powder, onion CONSULTATION & THERAPY J. Schoeil, M.D. •o powder, garlic powder, grated Par- |o Gloria Gillespie T. Abraham, M.D. mesan cheese or cinnamon. If pop- ii c°"' if.'Wffii a non-stick NEUROLOGY: 9 li EAR, NOSE & THROAT: A. Kanaan, M.D. h G. Lulenski, M.D. ij Getthepkturel m COUNTY WELl DKIlLING I ffl | K IO. GASTROENTEROLOGY: SURGICAL: 81 What you tay to children can determine how they • COMPLETE T. Mlyata, M.D. feel about themielves. And how they feel about I" R. Brouwer, M.D. n you. When you're upset, get hold of yourtelf• Stop WELL DRILLING l> B. Dewan, M.D. and think about what youVe saying. Stop using '11 N RF PLACEM[ NTS I. Ahmad, M.D. UROLOGY: si words that hurt. Start using words that help. J. Bannow, M.D. £1 i ORTHOPEDICS: ml E. Westerbeke, M.D. ONCOLOGY: 81 T. Willmeng, M.D. T. Olenki,D.O. stop um ^ NSIMD |5 >1 •Pd:. l> • 3 CENTER FOR For appointments with any n WOMEN'S HEALTH: of the •peclallste listed . words tjvrf nurt N ' /RF A M H ; ( 11 F HOAU for helpful information^ wnt« Nauonal Committee lor hofrif ofliM- F. Balverde, M.D. please call 463-3733 ill Prevenuon of Child Abowj, SOM 2866B, Chicago, IL 60690 •r L)AV( KfLM R i ' . ' . j //I 7887 8! li CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVVE CLIPANCLIP AND SAVE CUP^NJCLIP AND SAW^CUSAVE ^ naj tUt aMHage •pooMred by The State Bank 9f Cobou