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115th Year Issue No. 25 June 23,1999 I SPRIN&PORT, MI 49284 J] "KB" to be Grand Dad and son killed In Marshal ofWatervliet crash with Amtrak Independence Parade By Cliff Stevens a.m. Saturday at a private An Amtrak train carrying railroad crossing near Coloma Ken Bannen, former Water- teachers of the Watervliet School some 60 passengers and traveling and Bundy roads just west of the U vliet School District Superinten- District. He and his wife, Bonnie, at full speed struck a mini-van S" curve in Coloma Township. dent, will be Grand Marshal of credit the Watervliet teachers for broadside Saturday morning, State Police reported the van the Independence Parade on giving their two children, now killing a Coloma Township father had pulled into the road and was Saturday, July 3, at 1 p.m. in grown and living in Chicago, Il- and his 3-year-old son. crossing the railroad tracks on Watervliet linois, a good education. Their The victims were identified by the way to a rummage sale when Bannen served as Superinten- 29-year-old son, Todd, is an Michigan State Police as Greg- it was hit by the westbound train. dent from 1992 through 1998 but emergency medicine physician; ory Rogers, 28, and his son, The crossing is unmarked and he is probably best known, and 25-year-old daughter Stacy is Donovan. Both were thrown from has no lights or crossing arms. especially by many Watervliet an account executive with an j the van when it was hit by the The crash remains under in- High School alumni, as High advertising/marketing agency. train. His wife, and the mother of vestigation, but troopers in- School Principal from 1972 Prior to coming to Watervliet, the youngster, Tanya, 24, was in- dicated Rogers apparently never through 1988. He is especially he worked for the Ludington and jured critically and airlifted by saw the oncoming train. proud of the new Middle School Hanover-Horton schools, giving helicopter to Borgess Hospital, News media were barred from addition that was voted in during him 34 years of service in Mich- Kalamazoo. the accident scene until 3:30 p.m. his term as Superintendent. He is igan public schools. He received The accident ocurred at 9:45 Saturday. also proud that a scholarship was his college education at North- western Michigan College, Cen- tral Michigan University, and Michigan State University. Resident pans road Reservations limited for work; Watervliet Twp. Amtrak ride residents to get tax break Reservations for the special train ride to Watervliet on Fri- By Joe Cheshire cracks," water enters the cracks day, July 2, will be limited to 70 The Watervliet Township and freezes during the winter. persons, according to Bob Fla- "TOP POP"...James Eubanks (seated) was named 1999 "Top Board voted unanimously The freezing causes the surface herty, organizer. Pop" in the Tri-City Record contest. Joining in the good news against holding a Truth in Taxa- to heave and break. 4'Seal Flaherty, who has put together are: (standing, from the left) Dawn Eubanks Martin, who tion meeting Monday night. That coating is a layer of tar to seal the Amtrak ride to coincide with wrote the winning letter; Pat Eubanks Langston; Lucille action will see a tax rollback those cracks, and a layer of small the Watervliet Independence Eubanks; and Jim's sister, Lorine Nance of Monette, Arkan- which will save taxpayers a total rocks is put over the tar to pre- Ken Bannen will lead the Weekend Celebration for the past sas. (CUf! Stevens photo) of $1,790.21. vent the tar from getting all over parade in downtown several years, says tickets are $6 . Under state law, a Truth in your car, shoes, and anything Watervliet on July 3 each for adults, $3 for children Taxation meeting could have else it might come in contact 3-11, and kids under 3 ride free. A been held and the 1.2577 mill tax- with." started in his name at the June school bus will take the train ation would have continued to be It is not known what or if 1999 graduation. riders from City Hall at about 7 Dad of nine is collected. anything can be done about the His total of 26 years in Water- p.m. Friday to meet the Amtrak In other matters, the Board situation, but the Board said it vliet Public Schools, combined train in St. Joseph for the ride heard a complaint from Jean would give it further considera- with his civic involvement, has back. "Top Pop" of '99 Bond over seal coating of some tion and try to find a remedy for made him a well-known and Flaherty will be at City Hall Township streets. Bond, who the situation. recognized public figure. Saturday morning, June 26, from By Cliff Stevens ricia. lives on Terrace Street, said that The Board also passed a In his retirement, Bannen is 9 a.m. to noon, to take reserva- James H. Eubanks of Coloma Reviewing his 72 years. the seal coating done by the Ber- resolution that will allow enjoying his freedom to golf, do tions on a first-come, first-served Township is this year's winner of Eubanks said he quit school in rien County Road Commission preliminary work to begin on a yard work, attend ball games, basis. Early reservations will be the Tri-City Record's "Top Pop" the fourth grade and self taught has left the road covered with drainage ditch known as the and travel as he pleases. taken before Saturday at City Contest. himself. sharp, jagged rocks; causing an 44South Watervliet Dam." The He maintains his home in HaU. Eubanks was selected from en- Lucille commented, 44Life is unsafe condition, along with resolution guarantees the cost of Watervliet, continues to enjoy Amtrak is scheduled to stop at tries submitted. The letter writer good experience." preventing children from riding the preliminary engineering and the friendship of many local peo- Watervliet at approximately 8:45 whose nomination of her father As being named as this year's and playing on the paved surface expenses will be borne by the ple, and also continues his in- p.m. on July 2 to let off its special as the "Top Pop" was Dawn 44Top Pop," James Eubanks will and also preventing anyone from Township. volvement in community activi- passengers. Eubanks Martin of Kalamazoo. receive the following prizes, walking barefooted to the waters A large drainage ditch has ties. Eubanks, 72, has nine children, compliments of the Tri-City of Paw Paw Lake. been created in Aspengren Sub- Bannen is very upbeat about For more celebration events some 26 grandchildren, and nine Record advertisers: Watervliet trustee Vick Kin- division causing water from a the quality of the education af- great-grandchildren. A 16-piece bucket of chicken zler said, although the children drainage pipe under Interstate 94 see pages 5, 11 and 14 forded Watervliet youth by the With the exception of two from the Chicken Coop, Water- playing in the streets is illegal, he to empty into the area. Residents children residing in Kalamazoo vliet; a $10 gift certificate from understands the concerns since of the subdivision are requesting and Ann Arbor, all reside in the Watervlet Ace Hardware; two oil the road past his house has the that the area be tiled and covered School bomb threat Watervliet, Coloma, Benton Har- changes from Brookfield Chrys- same problem. to prevent standing water, bor and St. Joseph area. ler Plymouth, Watervliet; a Kinzler explained when a road overgrown brush and trees, along A resident of the Coloma area crotch stand from Woodward's begins to 4'alligator" (develop with mosquito infestation. costs of $1,733 to be since 1952, Eubanks and his wife, Bait and tackle, Coloma; a $25 Lucille, have made their home gift certificate from Bob's Hobby off Hagar Shore Road since 1974. and Collector Shop, Watervliet; a charged to suspects Recalling his work history, $15 gift certificate from Eubanks moved from Arkansas Harding's Market, Watervliet; By Cliff Stevens after getting tired of working for one hour free dart video from Concerts in the Park At the June 15 Coloma Joint Kenneth Gustafson earlier in the as little as $1 a day. Buckshot Archery, Watervliet; Fire Board meeting, Coloma day. His work history included the five free $1 instant lottery tickets series begins in Hartford Fire Chief Randy Morris repor- The costs to the department Whirlpool Corporation, Homer from Harding's Market, Hart- ted costs for manpower and will be sought through restitution Umphrey's gasoline station in ford; corona primers from Lim- The committee for Hartford's The concerts will be held on equipment during the May 27 involving two Coloma High Coloma, Midwest Timer, and berlost Nursery, Coloma; a $15 4

June 23,1999 The TrI-Clty Record Page 3 Page 2 The Tri-City Record June 23,1999 why. You see, we have been mar- ried for almost 14 years and I was Letters and Commentary beginning to think we would Resignations & retirements Public invited to Sunday never be lucky enough to be the nurses get; so why are the parents. Being perfectly satisfied accepted by Coloma Board of Ed. reception to see off WE WELCOME nurses the only ones? with our life, this was OK with STKANGEMS Some departments have to Roger. But being the unselfish By Cliff Stevens since 1970; Cheryl Sutton-Scholl, LETTERS... keep up their credits in order to man that he is, he saw the deep At its June 14 meeting, the Col- a teacher in the district for 32 Pastor Len Schoenherr The Tri-City Record welcomes work, just like nurses. So why are desire im my heart to be a oma Board of Education voted to years; Sandi Sanders, with the regardless of church affiliation^ all letters to the editor. Letters Watervliet and Coloma United the nurses the oniy ones who get mother. accept letters of retirement and School District for over 30 years; are among the hallmarks of his are subject to editing, especially Methodist churches' pastor lien their credits supplied? Why are Then one very special day we resignation from 11 School Dis- Nancy Dings, an elementary ministry. for length, and will be published ^ ^BACKYARD/ Schoenherr, wife Jan, and sons they so special? were blessed from heaven with a trict employees, including the teacher since 1967; Robert The public is invited to share in at the discretion of the editor. Wesley and Sean will be honored No wonder you can't hire or beautiful baby girl named Alexis retirement of Coloma Middle Rakauski, a Middle School this time of recognition and fare- All letters must be signed and at a reception on Sunday after- keep people working. The pay is Mercedes Shimer. I always knew School Principal Use Erickson. teacher since 1965; Hilda Molter, well wishes. must include a phone number or noon, June 27. The Rev. Schoen- so bad that employees don't stay. that if we had a child, Roger Erickson has been with the Col- a teacher for 29 years; Roseanne herr has accepted appointment to address so that the authorship of METER LEN SCHOENHERR FAMILY LEAVING AREA...after 12 If you paid a decent wage, you would be a good father, but I H oma School District for 28 years Bacchus, with the district for 17 years In the community. Rev. Schoenherr, wife Jan, and sons serve the Marshall United Meth- A.L. Stagg controversial letters can be could keep people. never dreamed he would be like TAKIN m and has served as Principal at years, will be moving to Florida; Wesley and Sean will be moving to Marshall next week. The odist Church, beginning July 1. verified. Names will be withheld A hospital employee this. the Middle School since January and Wendy Powell, who is mov- Birthing Center at the request of the writer for public is invited to a farewell open house Sunday afternoon, Watching the two of them RECORDING 1982. ing out of the area. The celebration of his ministry sufficient reason. letters should June 27, at Watervliet's South School from 3 to 5:30 p.m. My daddy, together brings tears to my eyes. School officials described her In other areas, the Board ap- of 12 years at the Watervliet arrivals be typed or at least written in READINGS.' Len served as Pastor of Watervliet United Methodist Not only does he help to fulfill her as being a strong principal who pointed Mary Spessard, Director church, coupled with the past easily-read handwriting. Names Church for 12 years and served Watervliet and Coloma UMC my gentleman basic needs, such as feeding her, would be very difficult to of Programs and Instruction, as three years as Coloma's pastor, announced must be printed in addition to the as a two-point charge for the last three years. Dear Editor, bath time, changing diapers, replace. the district's Civil Rights Coor- will be held at South Elementary The A.L. Stagg Birthing Center signature. Pictured at the Grand Canyon are: (from the left) Len, Jan, A lot of people say, "I wish my Letters of retirement or dinator. School on Lucinda Lane in Water- at Community Hospital, Water- etc., he also does the nurturing Sean, Wesley, and older sons Todd, Scott and Josh. dad would have been this way or and loving things like reading resignation were submitted by The Board also set Monday, vliet. The event will begin at 3:00 vliet, is pleased to announce the Corrections Scott and Todd are Purdue University graduates and Josh following births: acted that way," but I always books, singing songs, going on Pat Oderkirk, an AWARE pro- June 28, at 7 p.m., for a budget p.m. with a brief program; fol- lowed by a time for refreshments A son was bom June 18,1999, to thought my daddy was just fine golf cart rides and playing, to gram teacher with the system hearing on the 1999-2000 budget in is a sophomore at Purdue. Wesley will be entering his from last week's and personal conversations with Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Moore of the way he was! name just a few... not to mention j since 1976; William Leedy, a the Junior High Media Center. A sophomore year at Marshall High School and Sean will be a the Schoenherr family, ending at Riverside. He weighed 7 pounds, He was always there for my the mini bike he is building for teacher and coach for 36 years; truth in taxation hearing will also sixth-grader at Marshall Middle School in the fall. Tri-City Record 5:30 p.m. 13 ounces. every need. I never felt afraid her (may I add she is only 2 years Jane VanDerveer, a teacher be held by the Board. Pastor Len has accepted an appointment to serve the Mar- A headline on the front page of Schoenherr has been actively A son was bom June 18,1999, to that I would not have the things I old!). He proudly talks about his shall United Methodist Church beginning July 1. the June 16,1999, Tri-City Record involved in and beyond the two Dora D. and Daniel Murillo of wanted or needed while I grew daughter and shows off her pic- should have read "Hauch twins; churches during his tenure in Berrien Springs. He weighed 9 up. I knew Daddy would take ture. On the door of his semi are Sloan named WHS outstanding A MODERN Watervliet and Coloma. His sup- pounds, 6 ounces. care of me. pictures of Lexi and me to com- students at graduation." We port of the public; building rela- A son was bom June 20,1999, to My daddy always made me fort his loneliness while on the CONVENIENCE apologize to Steven Sloan for our tionships with other denomina- Elizabeth and Thomas Cawley of feel special because he always road. The back of his tractor headline error and congratulate tions in the area; and willingness Baroda. He weighed 9 pounds, 13 treated me like a lady. I tell peo- reads "Missing my girls." ESPECIALLY FOR him on all of his achievements. to minister to people in need. ounces. In a birth announcement ap- ple my daddy is the only true His love and devotion for us is pearing on page 6 of the same gentleman I have ever luiown! overwhelming. Sometimes God paper, Andreana Nikkole Ste- When I was young he would open grants us miracles; and as I \V\wW •*** wart's great-grandparents were the door, smile, and carry the watch my husband holding our Si DAVE'SAMOCO imaJOUCH FREE CAR WASH incorrectly listed. Her great- heavy packages, saying, "That's daughter close, his eyes filled [UDMJKEECtHy grandparents are Jim and Helen too heavy for a young lady." with tears, telling her how much Seven-Lp & Pepsi Products Then when I grew older and Hilliard of Coloma, Edna and he loves her, I have no doubt that Watervliet City Commission con- divisions. - The commission has had his first grandchildren, he this is God's miracle for me. TRI-CITY RECORD Bud Wheeler, Tom Gilliam, and siders to be inaccurate state- in fact refused offers of 138 N. Main St., P.O. Box 7 12 pack cans $2.99 ptodep. August Kopp. We apologize for always offered to carry bags, bot- Carri and Alexis Shimer ments in your editorial, but it developers in the past that we tles, or babies to help me get to Watervliet, MI 49098 any inconveniences this error also offers you a personal chal- determined to be contrary to the (616 ) 463-6397, Fax 463-8329 Busch 24 pack cans $10.49 piu« dep. the house or the car or wherever lenge to "replace your words may have caused Andreana and best interests of the city, i.e., that Karl & Anne Bayer her family. I was off to. A big thanks to with actions." were "sweetheart" deals for the Publishers Bud 12 pack cans S6.99 pimdep. Now we are both older and I In your June 6 editorial, you of- ROB DELANY MATHEMATICS AWARDS...were presented developer. The commission is Karl Bayer, Editor would like to help him by opening Hartford fered three examples that pur- to Watervliet Middle School seventh-graders (from the left) Letter to currently pursuing a developer's Amy Loshbough, Bus. Mgr. Miller & Miller Lite the door for him and carrying the Dear Editor, portedly indicated "the need for Paul VanAntwerp, Chris Stowe, and Tracy Patzer. request that may result in the Bonnie Bannen, Copy Editor CEO of heaviest packages. But I would As a Hartford citizen and par- more planning and action" ... on building of a new subdivision 30 pack $14.99 pim dep. not want to take away his gift to ticipant in last Saturday's Straw- behalf of the Watervliet City within the city. The commission USPS869-340 permit for berry Festival Parade (Hartford Community me. As long as he can, I will let Commission. Those examples welcomes all fair and equitable the Watervliet Record Celebrate Success awards given NOW Available: baked goods from GOLDEN BROWN BAKERY him be "my gentleman." I will Public Library), I would like to are offered below: dba the Tri-City Record Hospital let him open the door for me and take this opportunity to thank Big 1. The commission has denied See LETTER 2nd class postage paid at to WMS students Dear Editor, carry the heaviest packages. He Jeff, his festival staff, the Hart- recent requests to develop sub- continued on page 6 Watervliet, Michigan 49098 Student effort and parental a national math competition. I would like to know why the will always be "my daddy, my ford Police Department, and all Printed on recycled paper DAVE'SAMOCO support make success a sure The Olin Walker Award for nurses get all the raises? They gentleman." participants for a beautiful and thing. At Watervliet Middle eighth-graders was presented to received $2 last year and $.30 so For my daddy, fun parade and festival. School's "Celebrate Success," Jack VanAntwerp and Erica M-140, Watervliet at 1-94 463-4135 far this year. If they get a raise, it Luther Hombarger As President of the Board of will have its concession stand OLIN WALKER AWARDS...were presented to WatervUet approximately 118 students were Dashner, who were selected by should also go to all departments Love always, Trustees of the Hartford Public 24-hour towing, AAA & AMOCO Road Service Karl's Kolumn i^r open. George Wood says4ie'll be Middle School eighth-graders Erica Dashner and Jack recognized for their achieve- faculty members to be the best across the board. Phyllis Library, I want to extend special open at 6 p.m. so come to the VanAntwerp. ments, attendance, and com- representation of the class in Can you run the hospital with thanks to library director Rose By Karl Bayer, Editor and Publisher park early, picnic, and relax. munity service. The two most academic achievement and citi- OPEN 24 HOURS - INDOOR ATM nurses only? Who is going to Greter and her staff for decorat- Nurturing & VOLUNTEERS PUT IT ALL Park. Former Watervliet PIONEER HAND WORK is a prestigious awards presented zenship. clean, cook, do blood work, etc.? ing the summer reading program TOGETHER FOR JULY 4,h were the Rob Delany and Olin If an employee starts out at $5 loving father float (my truck), the library open resident Mark Zepik and special event at the Library. Li- Coloma Twp. planners set CELEBRATION... Walker awards. per hour, or $7 or $10, and all they Dear Editor, house, and art show. John Clinen of Indiana are brarian Lois Hartman and Rec- And another big thank you to Recipients of the seventh- get is a yearly 3%, it doesn't add I would like to nominate my Preparations are hitting high . helping Adrian with organ- f ord co-publisher Anne Bayer fantastic Chicago artist Mrs. two public hearings grade Rob Delany Mathematics up to very much. We never get a husband (and Alexis' Daddy), gear for next week's GIANT izational details of this have invited many interesting Richard Gerdy and all the local Award were Paul VanAntwerp, cost of living increase. All Roger Shimer, for "Top Pop" of Watervliet Independence Week- year's "Living History En- 1 By Cliff Stevens artists who displayed their work spinners, sewers, weavers and, Miller Orchards business. Chris Stowe, and Tracy Patzer. departments deserve a raise like the year. Here are a few reasons At its June 21 meeting, the Col- The second hearing was re- at the library during the festival. end Celebration. Watervliet campment." Don't miss this craftswomen to share their expe- Each student was selected for his oma Township Planning Com- quested by Joy Dillard, 7024 Red Finally, a complaint: I rarely Business Association committee one-of-a -kind experience! riences and expertise at the Li- or her enthusiasm for math; mission set July 19 for holding Arrow Highway, seeking a achieving straight A's in math; read the local daily rag published heads are putting on the final PARADE ORGANIZERS brary Saturday afternoon. Fa- two public hearings on requests special land use permit at that and participation in the JHSME, over in St. Joseph, but I did pur- touches as you read this column. The Back Fence LAURIE BRULE AND ANN mous local author F. Roseanne filed at the Township business of- address for a used car lot. The chase last Thursday's edition. I While I'm the overall Chairman, DEHAVEN expect a great turn- Bittner will be on hand to auto- fice. Dillard property is currently zon- By Anne Bayer, Co-publisher thoroughly perused the "Week- Paw Paw Lake (complaint department and out for the parade, with many A hearing will be held at 7:30 ed commercial. end Entertainment" section but graph her books and to visit. That was the vacation to end all toured, we traveled, we ate and budget), it's these fine commu- p.m. to consider rezoning 17 Commenting on the Miller could not find ONE WORD about floats, classic cars, and marching THE KIDS WILL Association vacations. It was the first time we laughed, and the whole week acres of agricultural property to rezoning request, Planning Com- Hartford's Strawberry Festival. nity -minded citizens (and or- units. The parade begins up be- ENJOY THE FREE AIR- Karl and I had the opportunity to went by too fast; but I still am commercial zoning, being re- mission Chairman Gary Griffin Rummage Sale There were items and stories ganizations) who get the job hind the old Junior High School PLANE RIDES at the the be with Justin and Kris in Califor- feeling like I had a vacation. I quested by James and Patricia asked fellow members to con- about upcoming events in done and will make the whole on Red Arrow; making it a nia. Up till this time, our lives Airport. See the ad in this week's Miller, at 3265 Friday Road. The sider the importance of losing June 26 loved being out there. Detroit, South Bend, South Haven event a grand time. shorter walk for the marchers paper for more details. property is located in the nor- valuable agricultural land, The Paw Paw Lake Associa- have been so busy that we never The last time we took a trip we (of course), and Wisconsin. way to fresH DUCKMASTER Scott Walter and an easier traffic control THE GIANT CARNIVAL, thwest comer of the former especially south of Interstate-94. tion will be having a "Rummage had spent any time with just the went to see Mom and Dad in Wisconsin?? Evidently Hartford Florida and that was five years has delivered the Duck Race situation for the local police de- Griffin said, "Once agricul- Sale" on Saturday, June 26, from two of them in their own home. It is too close to home. How sad. while all this is going on, will be tural property goes commercial, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. It will be COLOMA HARTFORD WATERVLIET was a thrill and no nice to be ago. That trip was also great. I Thanks to the Tri-City Record tickets to his sales team and put partment. up and running Thursday at Coloma High it's hard to ever go back to held at the large white storage welcomed into the home of our was trying to see what it would be for its editorial and advertising up posters around town adver- STREET VENDOR CHAIR noon and will provide fun and 6577 Paw Paw Ave. 10 North Center 415 North Main St. son. like if the only thing I had to agricultural." He added, "Think building on Interlochen Road just support for our communities. tising the event. Next Wednes- JOANIE LIBBY says Library excitement right through Sunday School's Now don't get me wrong, we worry about was what to do for about it." off Paw Paw Lake Road in Col- Open Men - Sat 7-10 Open Mon-Sat 7-10 Open Every Day Keep up the good work. day, ,the Duckmaster and assis- Park will be full of vendors and evening. See you there! In another area, the Planning oma. Signs will direct you to the have always been well taken care lunch and where to get my nails Larry Larsen classes of Open Sundays 8-8 Closed Sundays 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. of with Bill and Amy Loshbough done. I don't know if that would tant duckmasters will sort, clean, arts and craft booths. Vendors Commission recommended the sale building. Many items, in- and Gillian and Sergei Mar- fill my life, but for a week I gave and count 1,500 racing ducks for without a permit need to contact PLAN TO JOIN US It is no 1983 & 1984 Township Board proceed with the cluding fumiture, plants, small ADVERTISED SALE PRICES GOOD THROUGH SUNDAY ,h chenko; but to be with these two it a try. the race on Sunday, July 4 . her right away at 463-3333. cliche that this Watervliet Inde- adoption of a private ordinance household items and more, will Inaccurate planning be available for sale. was another special treat. Spending time with my one and (Buy tickets early & often FIREWORKS "CRACKER" pendence Weekend Celebration which has been under considera- OLD ORCHARD They took us everywhere and only daughter-in-law was also a tion for about one year. statement please). JOAN BU.IACK promises the would not occur without the treat. We found out we have a lot reunion July 24 we saw it all, from the high life to WATERVLIEET LION JON best fireworks show ever on the Pancake JUICE the plain life. We went to a town of things in common, one being sharing, caring, and dedication Coloma High School's classes led to 'BIZ' BISNETT reports the Fourth at dusk. A itiix-up last For ALL your called Olema in Marin County we are both Virgos (September on all the folks mentioned of 1983 and 1984 will be holding a breakfast Grade "A" 64 fl. oz. that was the epicenter of the 1906 births) and we operate much the challenge Lions free entertainment tent is year that left off the grand finale above, their fellow volunteers, class reunion on Saturday, July LOCAL NEWS earthquake. They even have a same way on a lot of issues. Kris ready to "rock and roll!" The means the "shoot" gets bigger co-workers, spouses, bosses and 24. subscribe to the July 3 in shop called the Epicenter; it was is quite a gal and I am so proud to to editor to Lions have a huge lineup of en- this year! Special arrangements If you haven't received an in- Harding's others. Thanks to them, in ad- vitation or want more informa- a small but great boutique. We call her daughter. She is a hard tertainment, kicking off Friday with the police and DPW means vance, next week will be a great TRI-CITY RECORD Watervliet saw Alcatraz, we ate shrimp, and worker and a good wife and a replace words tion, please call Debbie Smith, The Watervliet Fire Depart- 2/$1.98 night and running all day Satur- there will be a pedestrian walk time for all. Plan to join us! Call 463-6397 we talked with the sea lions on great addition to this Bayer 468-3523; or Kevin Polaskey, ment is holding a "pancake Large Eggs day. See the complete lineup in along M-140 from Brookfield's Pier 39 in San Francisco. group. with actions For more information, to par- 849-3452. breakfast" Saturday, July 3, Dozen the ad in this week's paper. itllgf Thsri We went to Napa Valley and I don't know if I thanked Justin Dear Editor, to the park. There'll be no park- ticipate or help out, call me at from 7-11 a.m. BUSH WAY' ADRIAN Coloma High Sonoma and we toured the home and Kris for all they did to make This letter is written on behalf ing in the park, but limited space 463-6397. Adults are $4; seniors/kids are HUFFMAN'S iuy Orst of Jack London, the writer, in the sure we both had the best time of the Watervliet City Commis- VACCARO says "We'll be is available in the paper mill lot. School Class of $3; and under 5, free. Valley of the Half Moon. We went ever. We are so lucky because sion, in response to your June 6, up to our armpits" in pre- You won't get hungry or thirsty TO SUBSCRIBE TO TV & Appliances they are our children and we get itl dit@ to Monterey and to the aquarium 1999, editorial. This letter not on- 1840s history re-enactors at at the park this year either. The THE TRI-CITY RECORD 25 Beechwood St., Hartford 1974 reunion is and ate at Bubba Gump's. We to go again... right, Justin? ly offers a response to what the 621-3720 or 468-3720 Vacation Bible the Rendezvous in Flaherty Watervliet Recreation Council CALL 463-6397 July 31 2/$l SALES & SERVICE mui The Colomloma Higlh School Class TELEVISIONS * VCR'S School is STEREOS • APPLIANCES of 1974 will be holding its 25-year reunion on Saturday, July 31, at Cash & Carry Pricing June 28-July 2 We Asked You... "What are the Ten Commandments?" Lakeside Landing in Coloma. Midway Baptist Church will be Lowest Rent-to-Own Prices Social hour begins at 5:30 p.m. having "Vacation Bible School" In Southwest Michigan Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. June 28-July 2 from 9:00-11:30 Complete Pioneer Video & on the deck, weather permitting. a.m. This is for children entering • Audio Lines, Car Stereos If you have not received the first through sixth grade. There Zenith. Hitachi,Quasar, flyer that was mailed out, please will be a promotional carnival at Jack's Pizza Fries Gibson. Whirlpool contact any of the following peo- the church on Saturday, June 26, (20.75 oz.) or HOME FURNISHINGS ple for full details: Linda from 6:30-8:30 p.m., where you BLUE BONNET 1 East Main Street (Hansen) Zandarski, (616 ) 468- will be able to preregister your JACK'S Hartford * 621-4473 3644; Sharon (Long) Swigart, child for VBS. (616) 468-7429; or Shirley (De Midway Baptist Church is loca- QUARTERS Furniture for every room in the house Groot) Leith, (616 ) 463-4835. ted at 7517 Red Arrow Highway, 1 lb. Wt. OVER 30 MANUFACTURERS ORIGINAL Teachers are welcome; please between Coloma and Watervliet. TO CHOOSE FROM! call any of the above numbers to For additional information, 15-17 OZ. Wt. DOING BUSINESS IN make your reservation. please call the church office at HARTFORD FOR 35 YEARS 463-3195. 2/$2.98 2/88 THE NEWS AND ADVERTISING FOR COPIES & FAX USE Randy Nower, THE TRI-CITY RECORD Lisa Mireles, DEADLINE IS NOON MONDAY FOR Stephanie Slates, April Mireles, Bangor: "God's Nathan Scocroft, CALL 463-6397 Bangor: "I don't Bangor: "They are Bangor: "They are Daliah Mireles, rules that explain Watervliet: "Rules Brad PhiUips, Kevin Bryce, the rules you fol- THE NEXT TRI-CITY RECORD FAX 463-8329 know." rules you have to Bangor: ^The what you should God set for his peo- Watervliet: Watervliet: low." respect." • rules." and shouldn't do." ple to follow." "I don't know." "I don't know." Page 4 The Tri-City r.crnrd June 23,1999 The Mail Bag June 23, 1999 The Tri-City Record Page 5 Quite often my columns in The CHS sports complex to be Local Histofy & Genealog) J Record provoke reader response. ' n > — i This is, as Hamlet said, 4<....a developed privately; f consummation devoutly to be Letters Are wished." Such was the case Beyond Shingle Diggin s recently when I received a letter meeting set for Thurs. History Stories of the Area by Dorothy Stark Cannell from John McLellan, of Lane Even common folks like you Automotive. He is, down there, The Paw Paw Riv and me write history when we To Betsy: I am surprised to She was housekeeping in that Editorial Consultant and a fre- By Cliff Stt^ens donations, a mailing to School communicate via letters. Mrs. hear that your brothers have sold place. The Dr. was a widower quent purveyor of car and racing JOURNAL Plans to launch tu.;d-raising District residents, and the open- Glen Oppenneer of Watervliet their farms. I hope you will find a with two little girls, one aged 13, stories in their newsletter. When events to generate $1.1 million ing of a tax deductible Coloma has been sharing with us several pleasant home for the future the other eight years. he wrote, John had several things By Roy M. Davis over the next two years to con- Outdoor Athletic Complex ac- letters written by an ancestor, where you will enjoy life better They made a nice wedding. on his mind. struct a sports complex next to count at the Coloma branch of- James Gilbert, during his days in than you have where you have Hattie's bridal outfit was expen- One of my civic activities here Coloma High School will be aired fice of Shoreline Bank. the Civil War. Whether that's all spent so many years. It will be sive. She was dressed in white in Hartford is membership on a card I sent to John, it provoked a the cat neutered, he responded at 7 p.m. Thursday, June 24, in According to Becht, the sports he wrote, we don't know; but it quite an undertaking to move so organdy muslin, two and a Hartford High School Scholar- story in the letter he sent back that the operation had been per- the media center at Coloma complex will be developed over could be, because a prayer book far, but the facilities for traveling quarter dollars per yard, paid ship Committee. This group has with my missing stack of I^ane formed. Why, they asked, does Junior High School. four phases of construction. she has in her treasure box tells are so great (?) that the journey eight dollars to have it made in the purpose of helping with col- Automotive News. the cat still sit on the fence and The Coloma Athletic Boosters The first phase, costing $51,230, of his death in a prison camp. His can be quickly (???) performed. Syracuse. A white silk peasant lege or vocational training for In his letter John says: "Dear carry on so. The reply, 'He used Club has decided to go ahead with has been completed using funds letters were so optimistic, so (Reading between the lines, I waist and a long white veil with a students who otherwise might Roy, I've enclosed some of to be a practitioner, and he still developing the 18-acre tract of from the Athletic Boosters Gub loyal to the cause for which he wonder if this is when the magnificent wreath of natural find more education difficult to our recent newsletters....for your likes to keep up with the action. land on its own after two bonding and the Coloma School Board. fought and oriented to what he brothers and Betsy moved to flowers on her head. Then she obtain, if not impossible. critical examination. I hope you Only now he's just a consultant!' issues were defeated by Coloma The work in the first phase in- wanted to do after the war, it's Tocquin, Michigan.) had a black silk dress and mantle At our recent meeting we had a enjoy them as much as I enjoy Maybe you should change your School District voters in Sep- cludes practice fields for football that cost over 60 dollars, and a chance to talk to Mr. Rick War- the Paw Paw River Journal in tember 1998 and last March. sad to think that he never came business card to read 'Practi- and soccer. CJHS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNERS...Dylan Cross- I was pained to learn that Pliny brown silk besides her traveling ner, Human Resources Director the TCR I particularly enjoy The bonding issues contained home. He never went back to tioner!'.... The second phase, costing an man and Kristi Cox were this year's recipients of the ninth- Tennessee where he saw the (I tried to get James out of this, suit. Her bridal gifts were splen- for Lane Automotive. He is also the stories about WWII and your "Keep up the good work and $1.5 million for constructing the estimated $357,000, would find an i "..4: JTV grade Achievement Award. This award is given to the two beautiful land he hoped to buy but couldn't, unless it was a did, consisting of silver teapot, in charge of the Lane Scholarship experiences during the saga. sports complex. eight-lane all-weather track in- stop in the next time you see me ninth-grade students who excel in all of the student outcomes some day. James' letters helped nickname.) is a prisoner at coffee pot, sugar bowl, cream Fund. This worthy company Your reminiscences somehow in the driveway, immersed in one Dick Becht, Athletic Director stalled, plus a combination foot- CODY HALL (IVfe) OF SOUTH HAVEN...takes a ride on a developed by the Coloma Board of Education. The student us know him pretty well. I'd feel Andersonville. This suffering cup, water pitcher, two silver wanted to contribute to our cause make me feel closer to my of my vehicular projects. 1 ac- of Coloma Community Schools, ball/soccer field, portable pony during the annual Hartford Strawberry Festival. Pic- outcomes are a quality producer, a good communicator, a better to think that he did get must indeed be very great. My butter dishes, a silver berry dish here in Hartford, as they are also father, a veteran of that war, who tively seek any excuse to stand tured giving a helping hand to stay in the saddle is his aunt, said the meeting June 24 marks bleachers, fencing and gates, lined with Bohemian glass, a creative and critical thinker, a responsible community par- home after the war, marry, and heart has bled in sympathy for doing in Watervliet and Coloma. passed away in 1964. around and talk. —John McLel- Jackie Smith. (Joe Cheshire photo) the fourth time a committee of track equipment, and score- make some of his dreams come the poor, suffering soldiers in sugar spoon, two butter knives, a At our meeting I said to Rick "As you read these newsletters lan. Boosters Gub members have board. ticipant, a self-directed learner, and a self-assured person. true. It's sad that so many young that terrible prison, but little did table bell, some splendid books Warner, "Do you run into John you may notice that I sometimes "P.S. I meant to write to you a gathered and a variety of fund- "Besides donations, tax deduc- Dylan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Todd Grossman of Coloma people, in every age, meet that I dream that Pliny was there. and pictures, lamp mats, and a McLellan down there?" use them as a 'soapbox' to ex- few weeks back, with regard to Parade, royalty, food, raising events will be aired. tible, we'll need volunteers and Kristi is the daughter of Mrs. Barbara Cox, also of Col- fate. Such is the cruel fate of war. I pair of linen sheets, two dollars a He said, "Oh my, yes, all the press some of the concerns that the column on saxophone Among the fund-raisers will be because a lot of the work will be oma. Mrs. Oppenneer grew up in presume we realize but slightly yard, and a whole set of jewels of time." are shared by many of us who are players. I believe Mr. Acker Bilk letters mailed to alumni to seek done using them," said Becht. Tocquin. When her parents were here at the North the extent of onyx and pearls, which cost $80. So I said, "Would you please involved in the automotive after- of 'Stranger on the Shore' fame arts & crafts bring fun to married in 1908, they went to misery which it has caused. We Hattie is a great favorite with her tell him that something has hap- market....my writing is enhanc- played an alto clarinet, not a sax. uTlie service we render for others keep house and care for two old feel it here in the loss of friends friends. pened, and I am no longer receiv- ed by the witty and clever car- He may have played a saxophone the Strawberry Festival bachelor uncles, one of whom and exorbitant taxes and war Perhaps I have wearied your ing the Automotive News." And I tooning skills of Michael Baptist. is really the rent we^pay for our as a child, along with the violin, By Joe Cheshire was Warren Gilbert, and their prices. ... Be sure to write me patience by writing so many par- handed him one of my business Together our efforts resulted in a two-day event as well. but gave them both up for the The Strawberry Festival is room on this earth.' "Wilfred (irrnCcll sister, a maiden lady. Aunt Bet- after you move to Michigan. We ticulars so please excuse me. cards to jog his memory. MOTO Award at the 1998 Interna- The Grand Strawberry Festi- clarinet because he could not over and traffic in downtown sy. She has, among her keepsake have had a fine run of sleighing Please give love to Auntie Gilbert Now those cards I have been tional Media Conference held last val kicked off when Saturday's stand all the 'sax and violins.' Hartford has returned to normal letters, two that were written by for the week past. Cousin Betsy, I and to the other members of the handing out for quite a while. And December in Las Vegas. clock rang out 1:00 p.m., with Excuse the sick joke!" for at least another year. WESTERN TERRACE 1'or ihe family values ofWatervliet Helene, a cousin. One is to Aunt wish you could see our little family, and believe me ever. under my name I have placed, "Your card lists you as a con- • • • Daun Pitcher, Hartford's 1999 'llie annual event got under come to Western Terrace. Betsy and one to Aunt Sallie. baby. I have not named her yet. I Your affectionate niece, just for fun, the words "Writer, sultant. Have you ever heard the Citizen of the Year, leading the Call 983-0011 As you can see from the forego- way Friday evening with a Youth These are pretty much everyday, attended an oyster supper last Helene Dorrance Consultant." When I give one to a old story about the difference bet- procession as Grand Marshal. ing, Lane Automotive's publica- Parade featuring 22 of Hartford's ordinary happenings recorded; evening. It was a very pleasant Many of the Gilbert family are stranger, I always say, "Notice ween a practitioner and a consul- Horses, clowns, wagons and tions and Public Relations are in future leaders kicking off the but because the date was 1864, affair. Ellen stayed at home and buried, Mrs. Oppenneer says, in the words under my name. Now tant? It seems that a man owned floats, along with a large array of good hands. I find it most en- celebration. Bikes, wagons, and they become more important, as took care of the baby. the Thomas Cemetery between you are supposed to ask me, a particularly promiscuous male classic and antique vehicles, PAW PAW LAKE! Dazzling 4 bedroom, 4 bath joyable to know people such as costumed characters paraded they give us a picture of what life Yours with love, Helene Bangor and Hartford. 'What are you a consultant on!"' cat, and after many complaints thrilled the shoulder-to-shoulder John McLellan and Rick Warner. along Main Street where proud Paw Paw Lake masterpiece w/40' of sandy was like on the homefront during Think how valuable the letters When the unsuspecting stran- from his neighbors, decided to crowd that lined Main Street. lake frontage. Light and airy with panoramic And how warming the thought parents, grandparents, and the Civil War. I'm going to in- My dear Aunt Sallie, you write today will be if they're ger asks the question, I pause have the cat neutered. After he The chore of picking the best of views from all 3-floors. Loaded with features! that Lane Automotive is expand- friendly folks stood and cheered cluded some parts of these every- ... Hattie was married last saved for 130 years, valuable in dramatically and say, "Well.... recovered, the old Tom still sat the best went to judges Mary Col- Call us for a list. $435,000 ing and thriving! They are good the procession. i day happenings. August to Dr. Wilkie of Auburn. giving a record of life in 1999. what would you like to talk on the fence and howled with the lis, Watervliet City Clerk; Sherry citizens and generous neighbors Following the parade, the 1999 about?" This usually gets a rest of the cats. When the owner Epple of Epple Realty in Water- in our lives along the Paw Paw Strawberry Festival royalty was chuckle. But in the case of the was asked if he had, indeed, had River. vliet; and Cosy 98.3 Radio per- LIKE NEW! You'll love the free-flowing layout crowned; with the Prince title go- sonality Dick Shire of South ideas for our reunion!" REU- and spacious rooms throughout this three- Family Heirlooms ing to Adam Unrath, son of Haven. NIONS MAGAZINE is reader- bedroom, 1.5 bath, Watervliet contemporary. Wayne and Susan Unrath. Mado- They selected the Covert queen A Genealog}' News Column by Carole Kiernan driven. Experienced reunion Lower level walkout and patio. Located on a lyn Wesaw was crowned Straw- entry as the Best Float in the organizers provide our greatest large corner lot, $89,900. Call us now! technology. Successful candi- berry Princess, and she is the parade. Best Custom Vehicle inspiration and share generously Rolling Back the Years dates must demonstrate a daughter of Tammy Wesaw. went to the Bangor Cruise Gub to make the combination of REU- Local News and Newsmakers of Days Gone By mechanical aptitude and have a First Runner-up as Princess with several vintage machines. NIONS MAGAZINE, Reunions FIVE GENERATIONS...got together for a picture last week. SECLUDED Paw Paw Riverfront ranch located strong math background, in- went to Hope-Marie Nygaard, Best Youth entry honors went to Workbook and Catalog, and Pictured are: (from the left) Debbie Swigart holding 3-week- on 1+ acre with 150' frontage! Breathtaking cluding at least one year of daughter of Marcea Jackson and the 4-H Trailblazers. Best Use of www.reunionsmag.com are a old grandson Austin Nelson, Lilah Jordan, Shirley Anchor, views, atrium walkout door, fireplace & morel WATERVLIET RECORD volunteer fire department gave a algebra, according to Patrick Terje Nygaard; Second Runner- the Strawberry Theme went to reunion organizer's essential and Kim Nelson holding 15-month-old son Brendon. Relax on the river this summer for only 90 YEARS AGO -1909 demonstration at the state Hafley, Director of Human up honors went to Caylee Stan- Hartford Methodist Church, and tool <5' $109,900. Call us today! L.W. Reigle returned yester- firemen's convention at South Resources at Hanson Mold, St. ford, daughter of Teresa Kiser; Most Creative Entry went to Van (Joe Cheshire photo) n t tii sj UPCOMINGii-rt. - day from Kansas. He reports that Haven on Monday. The members Joseph. Hanson is one of seven and the Third Runner-up crown is Buren Sportsmen's Club. TOWN & COUNTRY The Van Bweri ^Regional RECORD ADVERTISERS it rained nearly all the time he of the local team who put on the local industries sponsoring the worn by Destiny Roberts, daugh- In Chappell Pavilion was also COLDUietL Genealogical S6ciety will hold its BRING YOUR LOCAL 4891 WH O Paw Drive, Coloma was there. work were — Carl Jones, cap- pre-apprenticeship students. ter of Cynthia and Khelun the sight of the Community Auc- 2 FREE annual meeting and potluck din- BANKeRQ The Excelsior Store has oiled tain, Gordon Umphrey, Simon Sponsoring firms will pay for Roberts. tion, where an array of donated NEWS TO YOU, PLEASE (616) 468-7986 or 429-6622 ner on Monday, 28 June, 1999 GARAGE OR its floor, varnished its counters Umphrey, Dorl Sawatzki, Mal- tuition, fees, and instructional Prince Runner-up titles went to items went to the highest bidder. SHOP THEM FIRST! homcstfrcbtandc.com beginning at 6 p.m. at the and put in a new clock. colm Baushke, and Homer Um- material. In addition, they will First Runner-up Cameron Bill- The Strawberry Festival is YARD SALE Webster Memorial Library, 200 Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. J.S. phrey. The boys made their supply each student with a set of ings, son of Tonya Billings; Se- sponsored by the Hartford Busi- N. Phelps Street, Decatur, Bumside celebrated the fiftieth demonstration with the Coloma tools, subject to repayment by cond Runner-up goes to Terrence ness Association, with a few Michigan. Members and guests Township fire truck. anniversary of their wedding by the students over the term of Moser, son of Ronni Moser; and dedicated individuals donating SIGNS! are asked to bring a dish to pass with a paid garage or iU- entertaining a large number of 30 YEARS AGO -1969 their apprenticeships. Third Runner-up was Shayne their time and energies each and table service. Drinks will be guests-many of them old-time Henry Mandro, George Hauch Spaces are limited for the Carlson, son of David and Karen year to bring joy to the masses yard sale ad in the furnished. Our guest speaker for friends and some of them ac- of Coloma, Ray Leach of St. class. For more information, Carlson. and highlight what Hartford has Tri-City Record... the evening will be Kenneth quaintances of fifty years. Joseph and Raymond Harfert of contact Larry Bruman, LMC's Arts and crafts dotted Ely Park to offer. $5.95 for 25 words or less. Potts, curator of the Maritime For Sale Cheap-bne Square New Troy will spend a week GREATER W/nBHUET Director of Apprentice Training, during the two-day festival, along Museum in South Haven. See you Bauer Piano; 4 Row Boats; Sail fishing at Bennidge, Minn. They at (616) 927-8114 or 1-800- with pony rides, games, and a there. Boat; 1 Kitchen Range. Inquire To Subscribe to the left this Friday morning to begin 252-1LMC, extension 8114. horseshoe tournament. Bingo QUERIES... at The Alice, Forest Beach. A. the trip. players listened intently for those Eunice Allen 1830-1850, Martin. Submitted by Vi Viscuso, final numbers throughout the TRI-CITY RECORD Sweden, Monroe Co., NY, ml. 60 YEARS AGO -1939 Assistant Librarian at Coloma Hiram Edmunds, m2. Cyrus The annual Florida picnic was Public Library, from The Col- Limberlost dial 463- NEWS Hull. Where was she bom and held last Sunday at Hays Park, oma Courier newspapers donated THIS BUILDING WAS ERECTED...m 1896 for Nicholas married? Barbara Symons, 22381 Watervliet. The day was perfect by the Tri-City Record. Hours: Kibler. It was one of the first two-story brick structures to be Pearl Beach, Coldwater, MI and the attendance the largest Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Nursery built on main street. Through the years a variety of 49036. since the association was formed 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Tuesday and businesses have occupied this building. A partial list includes To have your queries, reunion several years ago. Thursday, 1-5:30 p.m. and 6:30- A S.D. Guy Dry Goods, E. Rockwell's Meat Market, Mast Elec- notices or other information of Six members of the Watervliet 8:30 p.m.; and Saturday, 11 Notebook trical Shop, and Mast Grocery Store. H. Fryman's Grocery genealogical interest appear fire department gave a demon- a.m.-5 p.m. Phone: 468-3431 "... sharing the pleasure Store followed in the 1940s. F. Zoschke bought the building here, type or neatly write your in- stration at the state firemen's of plants, the wonders of and started Fred's Super Market in 1957 and moved to a new formation and mail to: Carole convention at South Haven Mon- nature, inspiration in art.'' location in 1977. As of 1999, this building is the site of the Kiernan, P.O. Box 81, Watervliet, day. 5586 Riverside Rd. Patrice School of Dance. MI 49098. Bandmaster Robert Kingsley LMC hosts Coloma 468-8594 )) announces that the first band (Photo by Carole Kiernan; research by Rick Rasmussen) By Jackie Hammond concert for this summer will be summer Flying flowers ... winged Identifying the locations of ear- REUNIONS MAGAZINE pro- held next Wednesday evening. jewels... flutter-bys... whatever ly businesses in Coloma was a vides ideas, suggestions and in- 100 YEARS AGO 30 YEARS AGO -1969 Pre-Apprentice you call them, almost everyone joint project of the North Berrien formation reunion organizers Have you checked your library Historical Society and Rick Ras- need to succeed. Starting with AT books or your children's books Academy at enjoys the company of butter- flies. and butterfly gardening & mussen of The Paw Paw Lake making the all important recently? Watervliet Library is Store. Each building in Coloma "when?"' and "where?" deci- PAW PAW LAKE hoping that a thorough check Coloma High has become very popular DAILY D^ZEN throughout the country. Almost bears a plaque identifying its sions, organizers move one to the By Rick Rasmussen might find some lost library every home and garden maga- A history. Photos of the buildings myriad of other details that COLOMA COURIER books. School zine I picked up this spring con- DONUTS with their plaque wording will ap- assure a memorable event: in- NEWSPAPER A gigantic three-day celebra- Lake Michigan College will tained ideas on how to attract pear here occasionally. Research vitations, activities, food, enter- Friday, June 23,1899 tion for the Fourth of July is be- sponsor a summer Pre-Appren- nvm TicK^T^ is progressing to identify the ear- tainment, genealogy, and tours. The testimonial reception ing planned by the Watervliet tice Academy at Coloma High these beautiful insects. And the To make as much information School from June 21 through Internet provides vast amounts ly businesses of Watervliet. to Asahel Woodward lasi Fri- Jaycees in cooperation with the '500 If you have information on ear- available to both novice and day evening was the first Watervliet merchants and busi- August 6. The daylong classes, of information on butterflies '1000 and butterfly gardening. An ad- ly businesses of Watervliet, seasoned reunion organizers, dance at the new Woodward ness firms. which run Monday through Fri- ded benefit to butterfly garden- please contact Carole Kiernan at current and years of REUNIONS Pavilion. Eighty-four Submitted by Carole Kiernan day From 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., are COMPLIMENTS OF 6 ing is that most of the flowers 1500 463-4696. Look for the plaque in- MAGAZINE back isues are numbers were out and the from files at Watervliet District designed to assist interested in- dividuals prepare for a career in that attract butterflies also at- GOLDEN BROWN BAKERY formation on some of the Water- available FREE at www.reu- event was one continuous Library from the Watervliet nionsmag.com-the gateway to machine technology. Successful tract hummingbirds, another of Ujja-tErvl vliet businesses round of pleasure for all. Record newspapers donated by reunion resources on the Web. completion of the seven-week the winged jewels, and noctur- OUTH HAVEN, WATERVLIET. WATERVLIET RECORD the Tri-City Record. Hours: Mon- REUNIONS... Links will get the reunion course means automatic accep- nal hawk moths. NEWSPAPER day, 1-8 p.m.; Tuesday, 1-5 p.m.; T. JOSEPH Millennium reunions are ex- organizer even more information tance into LMC's four-year You will need a garden site Friday, June 23, 1899 Wednesday, 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; ploding and REUNIONS MAGA- on FamilyTreeMaker.com and Machinist and Mold Making Pro- that provides full sun and There was a spirtualist Thursday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Fri- ZINE is racing to Keep up with KFC Web sites, for example; as day, 1-5 p.m.; and Saturday, 10 gram and 100 percent placement shelter from the prevailing the growth. A recent issue of meeting at Forest Beach Sun- iS well as hundreds of links to reu- a.m.-2 p.m. Phone: 463-6382 into apprenticeship programs winds. Don't forget to include a Meeting News declared there is a nion resources, facilities, and day. Mr. Williams of South with the participating local in- shallow water source and some LISTEN TO COSY 98.3 FOR MORE DETAILS 21-30 "steep incline" in the numbers of suppliers nationwide. Also Haven is erecting a fine cot- dustries which sponsor them. The rocks for butterfly sunning. reunions with "no end in sight!" available only on the Web are tage at the lake. deadline for making inquiries is Limberlost has a large selec- Increasing numbers of fami- special cyber offers to expand the THE PAW PAW LAKE STORE June 18. tion of plants for your butterfly COMPANY NAME IICKE-TS lies, classmates, military bud- reunion organizers' access to in- Books about the history of COLOMA COURIER Funded, in part, through a garden, and next week we'll QQIDOKMTioM? To THE" dies, former neighbors, and formation, resources, and a Paw Paw Lake and SW Michigan 100 YEARS AGO -1899 Michigan Jobs Commission give you a few examples to YOUR NAME eal . WB/A coworkers are inspired by the whole new "bag of tricks." Paw Paw Lake Memorabilia A.P. Kniebes has hung a large training grant and sponsored by choose from. In the meantime, COMPANY ADDRESS millennium to reunite. Reunions The two most oft-heard com- Gifts and Artwork metal sign, in the form of a the American Mold Builders please feel free to call Alora for watch, in front of his jewelry in 1999 are often dress rehearsals ments from REUNIONS MAGA- 178 Paw Paw Street, Coloma Association, the program com- more information. cm for their all-out efforts during store. The sign was made in the Remember, our phone num- ZINE'S e-mail are: "I'm a begin- (616) 468-9337 bines hands-on training with WORK PHONE 2000. Courier sign department. Get your Duck Race tickets at Watervliet Harding's, ning reunion organizer and need Wed. Sat. 10-5; Sunday 10-2 classroom instruction in safety, ber is (616) 468-8594 and our Careful, long-term planning is 60 YEARS AGO -1939 Web site is www.limberlost all the help I can get!" and (21-15) mathematics, shop theory, and FAX TO: 616-637-2675 OR MAIL TO; COSY 98.3, the key to reunion success and "Thanks for all the great new Six members of the Coloma other subjects related to machine [email protected]. the Board of Trade, Tri-City Record & WBA members 510 WILLIAMS ST.. SOUTH HAVEN AM 49Q3Q I

Page 6 The TrI-Clty Record June 23,1999 ber in 1970. She was a member of the commission to reduce expen- We welcome your leadership ROY A. PRIBBERNOW St. Paul's United Church of ditures for its own sake. It is our and participation in this June 23,1999 The Tri-City Record Page 7 Roy Allen Pribbemow, 66, of Christ; North Berrien Senior duty and responsibility to live endeavor and anticipate a posi- Tri-City Area Obituaries Tampa, Florida, a former area Center; Past Matron of Coloma within our means. If the services tive response to our challenge. Woodside resident, died Thursday, June 17, O.E.S. Chapter No. 307; and was provided by the City are less than Sincerely awards CWAEDC assisted living engineer in mechanical and elec- 1999, at his home. a life member of Past Matrons desired by some, then it is Daniel P. Schofield Jr. MICHAEL L. BROWN trical design up until his retire- There was no memorial ser- Gub. because City revenues have Mayor assembly Michael L. Brown, 35, of Col- vice. Cremation has taken place. Survivors include: her son, decreased to the point where proposal stymied ment in 1978. He was a member City of Watervliet Fourth- and fifth-grade stu- oma, died Saturday morning, William (Ann) Smith of Coloma; these services cannot be provid- of the Coloma Lodge 162 F&AM Mr. Pribbernow was born dents at Woodside Elementary By Cliff Stevens this fall. June 19,1999, in Bangor. December 26,1932, in St. Joseph. five grandchildren — Jacque- ed while staying within the Valley of Grand Rapids; AASR School in Hartford were recently The Coloma Watervliet Area Work on developing a new Services were held at 1 p.m. He was a graduate of St. Joseph line Wolfram, Margaret Cook, framework of our budget. 32nd Mason; Saladin Shrine recognized for their academic Economic Development Corpor- recreational plan and Waterfront Tuesday, June 22, at Davidson High School and was a member George Smith, Barbara Smith, In order for the City of Grand Rapids; Coloma Chapter For ALL your achievements and attendance. ation (CWAEDC) Board at its plan for the City and Township of Chapel, Florin Funeral Service, of the "Bears" 1951 state cham- and Pamela Pliley; and 10 great- Watervliet to achieve additional OES No. 307; and was a member These students received cer- June 17 meeting leamed progress Watervliet is progressing, accor- Coloma, where visitation was pionship basketball team. He was grandchildren. She was preceded services, we must develop new LOCAL NEWS of Hagar No. 6 School Board. tificates for perfect attendance: has been stymied on an assisted ding to Cox, with a completed held from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday. employed for many years by in death by her husband, Wil- strategies for providing these Survivors include: his wife, subscribe to the fourth grade-MaRhea Whelan; care facility for the area. plan expected to be submitted to Burial was in North Shore Kendall Industrial Supplies, Ben- liam, in 1972. services. Therefore, the purpose Isla (Brummel) Doombos, whom fifth grade-Benjamin Haight and Administrator Fred Cox told the Michigan Department of Memory Gardens, Hagar Shores. ton Harbor; was an Army veter- of this Task Force is to explore TRI-CITY RECORD 41 he married November 25,1939, in Lee Whelan. the Board the idea is still in the Natural Resources by a July 15 Memorials may be made to St. an, serving with the military new methods to secure much- Jamestown, Mich.; a son, Robert CaU 463-6397 Fifth-graders received Com- hopper" but the number of sites deadline. Jude's Children's Hospital. Doombos of Los Angeles, Califor- police; and was also an avid needed sidewalks for the City of MAXINE I. UMPHREY munity Service awards because has been reduced from three to Cox reported he is working Michael was bom Apiil 15, nia; four daughters — Marilyn fisherman. Watervliet. T) Maxine I. Umphrey, 87, of they assisted kindergarten chil- one site. with the AARP to fund the hiring 1964, in St. Joseph. He had been (James) Nord of Watervliet, Survivors include: his wife of Watervliet died Sunday, June 20, dren at dismissal time, volun- Cox said two of the sites were of an area resident, over 55 years employed in the printing industry Marcia Cook of Perry, Ohio, 34 years, Joan Pribbemow; two 1999, at Countryside Nursing teered to help younger students dropped after property owners of age and meeting income guide- for 18 years and was currently Elaine Cullinan of Chicago, and daughters — Tina (Larry) Lard Home, South Haven. during indoor recesses, picked up expressed no interest. lines, to work in the CWAEDC of- employed by Patterson Printing Mary (Gary) Richmond of Hart- of Coloma and Carrie (Bob) Sut- Mass of Christian burial was attendance slips, and volun- An income check in the fice 20 hours a week. in Benton harbor. ford; a son-in-law, Leonard ton of Florida; three grand- celebrated at 10 a.m. Tuesday, teered in the lunchroom during Coloma-Watervliet area, how- Survivors include: his friend, Seymour of Watervliet; a bro- children — Rob Lard of Coloma June 22, at St. Joseph Catholic their lunch hour. ever, determined there was suffi- For ALL your Julie Frielink, and their son, ther, A1 Doombos of Kentwood; and Courtney and Robert Sutton, Church, Watervliet. Burial was Student Leadership awards cient numbers to support such a Michael J. Brown, of Mattawan; nine grandchildren; and four both of Florida; two sisters— •nir* LOCAL NEWS in St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, were presented to Ashley Bur- facility. his mother. Marietta Brown of great-grandchildren. He was Norma (Fred) Krause of St. Watervliet. Visitation was held chett, Laura Zimmerman, Brit- In other areas. Cox told mem- subscribe to the Coloma; two brothers — David preceded in death by: a daugh- Joseph and Nina (Richard) Ryn- I from 6 to 9 p.m. Monday at Hut- ney Lynch, and Lee Whelan. bers it appears work on installing (Pam) Brown of Coloma and ter, Kathleen Seymour, in 1993; a berg of Sault Ste. Marie, Michi- TRI-CITY RECORD The President's Education pedestrian/bicycle lanes along Larry Brown of California; two gan; one brother, Wayne (Sha- chins Funeral Home, Watervliet, grandson, Allen Disbrow, in 1985; awards in recognition of outstan- Paw Paw I^ake Road in Coloma Call 463-6397 sisters — Linda Lefor of St. ron) Pribbemow of WhitehaU; where a prayer service was held YOUNG QUILTERS...(back row, from the left) Third-graders Daniel Holland, April Heirs, and by his parents, Albertus and ding academic achievement Township could get under way Joseph and Lisa (Mike) Laratta and many aunts, uncles, cousins, at 6:30 p.m. Memorials may be Joshua Huffman, Justin Pasley, Corey Baldwin, Roger Morse, Cody Barnwell. Tatiana Florence (Mulder) Doombos. were awarded to fifth-graders of Coloma; and several nieces and friends. He was preceded in made to St. Joseph Catholic Ledesma; (middle row, from the left) Rory Short, Melissa Isbrecht, Matthew Beattie, Brit- and nephews. He was preceded in Church, Watervliet; or North Aaron Avery, Yolanda Comejo, GERALD L. KRETCHMAN death by his parents, Richard tany Weber; (front row, from the left) Aron Garcia, Kristi Bailey, and Imelda Zuniga proudly death by his father, Harry Berrien County Senior Center. Pyan Garton, Samantha Kimp, Gerald ("Gerry") Lester Kret- and Mildred (Roy) Pribbemow. display the quilt they made in Mrs. Fisher-Pediger's class at Woodside Elementary in Hart- Brown, in 1997. Mrs. Umphrey was bom Octo- Jessica Ruggio, and Jacob War- Color Me Yours chman, 57, of St. Joseph, died rens. ford. Students spent two months on the design and construction of the quilt which they will ber 5,1911, in Niles. display in their room next year. Members of the class not pictured are Patricia Hoeckelberg Friday moming, June 18,1999, at GREGORY S. ROGERS Survivors include: two sons- and Shawntelle Rice. (Carole Kiernan photo) JOSEPH W. CLAYTON ^ his residence. DONOVAN H. ROGERS Jim Umphrey of Fair Oaks, Cali- Gregory Scot Rogers, 28, for- just buy a Josh Brewer, Tayler Deckard, Joseph W. Clayton, 62, of Ben- Funeral services were held at fornia, and Don (JoAnn) Um- ton Harbor, died Saturday, June 10:30 a.m. Monday, June 21, at merly of Three Oaks, and Dono- Christina Hurrell, and Britney phrey of Decatur; seven grand- DIRECTV System Lynch received the President's 19,1999, at his residence. Trinity Lutheran Church in St. van Henry Rogers, 3, both of Col- children; and five great- Mass of Christian burial was oma, died Saturday moming, Award in recognition of outstan- Joseph. Burial was in Riverview grandchildren. She was preceded Area youths win Community Hospital Scholarships celebrated at 10 a.m. Wednes- Cemetery, St. Joseph. Following June 19,1999, in Coloma from in- and subscribe to ding educational improvement. in death by her husband, Ray- 4 / day, June 23, at St. Joseph juries sustained in a van/train The President's Awards are sign- Community Hospital recently University, biomedical; 'We encourage young adults the interment, a lunch was serv- mond, in 1986. a Catholic Church, Watervliet, of ed at the church. In lieu of accident. Total Choice ed by U.S. Secretary of Educa- awarded four $500 scholarships to Rebecca McKie-Coloma High that have chosen health care as which he was a member. Burial flowers, the family has asked Funeral services were held at 2 tion Riley and President Clinton. students from the Tri-City Area. School, attending Lake Michigan their future," states Pris- was in the church cemetery. that memorials be made to Trini- p.m. Wednesday, June 23, at Each year these awards are College, nursing program; cilla Kelley, Director of Human A Ready-To-Paint Pottery Studio programming! 44 Visitation was held from 6 to 9 ty Lutheran Church, St. Joseph. Pobocik Funeral Home Connelly- Students in kindergarten given to qualified senior students Michelle Hauch-Coloma High Resources. We hope to see them LETTER through third grades who were pursuing a career in the health School, attending Lake Michigan return to our communities after No classes Needed! No Hourly Fees! p.m. Tuesday at Davidson Cha- Arrangements were by Kerley & Noble Chapel, Three Oaks, with continued from page 2 pel, Florin Funeral Service, Col- Starks Funeral Home, St. Pastor Sherri Swanson officiat- Use the $100 worth of honored for perfect attendance field. College, nursing program; their studies are completed." Open Mon. - Sat., 11 a.m. - 9pm; Sun. 11am - 6pm oma, where a prayer service was Joseph, where visitation took ing. Burial followed in Lakeside plans for the improvement of our certificates toward your were Brant Koshar, Tyler Dic- This year's winners were as Lesley Caldwell-Coloma High Winners of this year's scholar- Located near the theater key, Neil Friday, Chelsea Kelley, follows: School, attending Eastem Mich- ships were honored at a luncheon held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. place from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 Cemetery, Lakeside. Friends city. We willingly answer pleas 202 Center St., South Haven Mr. Clayton was bom April 13, p.m. Sunday. called from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 for fair and equitable assistance, favorite DIRECTV Gina Kellogg, Stephanie Mosher, Steven Sloan-Watervliet High igan University, nursing pro- on Thursday, June 10, at Commu- 1937, in Evergreen Park, Illinois, Mr. Kretchman was bom Feb- p.m. Tuesday at the funeral but we refuse to allow the citizens and Rachel Sexton. School, attending Michigan State gram. nity Hospital. 616-637-6563 and was employed at BOC Gener- ruary 7, 1942, in Benton Harbor, home. Memorials may be made and our city to be forced into an Pay Per View programming! al Motors Corporation, Kalama- to Lester and Lydia (Bendel) to the family. unfavorable transaction. zoo. He was a U.S. Navy veteran; Kretchman. On October 13,1978, Gregory was bom April 8,1971, 2. The commission denied the a member of the U.A.W. General he married Linda (Fisher) Brant in Michigan City, Indiana, to use of city streets to a neighbor- Bangor Medical Center Coioma Medical Center Motors, Kalamazoo; an avid of St. Joseph. He graduated Ben- Michael and Charlotte (Burtz- ing business. - Although the com- Chul Chang, M.D. 427-5304 468-6430 area stock car driver; and a ton Harbor High School in 1960 laff) Rogers. He graduated from mission understands the impor- Rodolfo Quion. M.D. member of Matro Mid-American and worked for Whirlpool for River Valley High School in 1989, tance of maintaining current Aurora Madanguit. M.D. Aurora Madanguil. M.D. pro-truck series. more than 28 years before his where he was active in sports. businesses in the community and Samuel Roda. M.D. Survivors include: his wife, the retirement in 1997. His career His love of golf and the Chicago will go to great lengths to assist Hartford Medical Center John Symeonides. M.D. former Cheryl K. Wood, whom he was as a senior product designer Bears continued after high any local business, the city com- A. L. Stagg, M.D. 621-6414 married in St. Joseph on August mission will not do so at the ex- with Whirlpool, and he had 24 school. He had attended Kalama- Charles Rhodes. M.D. Community Women's Health Center 13, 1973; three sons — Eric, Jason patents to his credit. This won zoo Valley Community College; pense of public safety. It was John Symeonides. M.D. Dale Carroll, M.D 468-6661 and Bryan, all of Benton Harbor; 4 him recognition with numerous was currently attending Western because of our concem for the and one sister, Ann (John) ' awards. As an avid sports en- Michigan University, where he safety of our citizens that the Kellie Clark, P. A C. Chad Davulun. M D. McMahon of Arvada, Colorado. thusiast, he loved the outdoors, was studying mechanical design; commission informed a land He was preceded in death by his playing golf, was an archer was employed as a computer and owner, last fall, that city streets Community Rehahilitation Center Spcciaity Clinics parents, Dorothy and Joseph W. hunter, and loved bowling. He numerical control specialist at could no longer be used, on a per- 468-4318 463-3733 Clayton Sr. was inducted into the Southwest Ausco Products Inc., Benton manent basis, for the business on Michigan Bowlers Hall of Fame. Harbor; and was a member of his property. The city is actively RAY H. DOORNBOS He loved to play all sports and Sons of the American Legion, Ed- collaborating, not only with this CHRISTOPHER PRIVETT...was named as the first recipient Ray H. Doombos, 82, of River- watch them on television, ward C. Sexton Post 169, New business but also with Watervliet of the Eleanor Kendall Memorial Scholarship. The $500 Township and the County of Ber- side, died at his residence on especially football and golf. He Buffalo. On July 9, 1996, in Las scholarship will be awarded annually to a high school senior Vegas, Nevada, he married rien, to achieve an altemate plan Hollywood's hottest hits Wednesday, June 16,1999. was a member of Trinity in the North Berrien Senior Center service area who exhibits Tanya Lee Mabry of Galien. that will allow this business to Funeral services were held at Lutheran Church of St. Joseph. concern and caring for area seniors. Attending the announce- 11 a.m. Saturday, June 19, with In addition to his wife, sur- They were blessed with the births prosper, without endangering the »Professional wrestling ment were: (from the left) Marion Smith, scholarship Masonic Rites at Fairplain vivors include: his mother, Lydia of their son, Donovan Henry, on safety of Watervliet citizens. Chapel, Florin Funeral Service, Kretchman of St. Joseph; his August 17, 1995, in St. Joseph; 3. The commission told a resi- • Special events like organizer; Andy Kendall; Joan Bell, President of the Senior Benton Harbor. Memorials may sister, Elaine (Melvin) Winters and, later, their daughter, dent that the city has no funds in Center Board of Directors; Privett; and Bob Wooley, Senior be given to Riverside United of Berrien Springs; sister-in-law, Analiese Kristine Rogers. its budget for sidewalk repairs boxing & concerts Center Director. (cliff Stevens photo) Methodist Church and Crippled Beverly (Walter) Kargus III of Donovan loved hayrides, and that sidewalk repairs are the Our family. Caring for yours. Children's Hospital of Chicago, Plymouth, Michigan; three match box cars, and Winnie the responsibility of the property • And much more Illinois. daughters — Roxsanna Hafley of Pooh. owner. - (Of the three examples Mr. Doombos was bom Febru- Watervliet, Dianna (Todd) Family members include: cited in the editorial, this is the ary' 24, 1917, Grandville, Michi- Evans of Benton Harbor, and Greg's wife and Donovan's only one that is accurate, al- Christopher Privett wins gan. He worked as a contract Kristina (David) Noack of Hagar mother, Tanya Lee Rogers of though even this example is Community Hospital Shores; a stepdaughter, Dana Coloma; a daughter and sister, stated as only a half-tfuth.) Due Kendall Scholarship at Kretchman of Fort Lauderdale, Analiese Kristine Rogers at to the city's decreasing revenues, Watervliet Florida; six grandchildren; two home; parents and grand- Watervliet City does not have 463-3111 funds available in its 1999/2000 Senior Citizens Center lieces; and a nephew. parents, Michael and Charlotte BORGESS HEALTH ALLIANCE budget for much-needed side- Rogers of Three Oaks; a brother By Cliff Stevens senior residing and attending a walk repairs, and the city or- and uncle, Anthony Rogers of Christopher Privett, a 1999 high school in the service area of ROBERT A. PENSINGER ^ Michigan City; one niece and dinance clearly does state that it Robert Allen Pensinger, 74, of graduate of Watervliet High the Senior Center who exhibits a cousin. Jasmine Eckert; parents- is the sole responsibility of the Hutchins Fjmeral Home Pullman, formerly of Lacota, School, has been selected as the concem and caring for the area's in-law and grandparents, Larry property owner to bear the ex- 209 S. Main St., WatervUet died Tuesday, June 15,1999. first recipient of the Eleanor senior citizens. and Beverly (Wolkins) Mabry of pense for sidewalk repair. Services were held at 2 p.m. on Kendall Memorial Scholarship. Center Director Bob Wooley 463-3811 Three Oaks; grandparent and What your editorial failed to Saturday, June 19, at Calvin- Privett, 18, the son of Dale said a total of 10 applications great-grandparent, Vivian (and report was that when this resi- Starks and Frost Funeral Home, Privett and Anita Rosenthal, were filed for consideration to be COURTEOUS SERVICE IN the late Henry) Burtzlaff of dent came to the Budget Public South Haven, with Bill Odebrecht plans to attend Michigan State funded by the scholarship. A DIGNIFIED MANNER Lakeside; grandparent-in-law Hearing to voice her concerns officiating. Visitation was held •Limited time offer for new DIRECTV residential subscribers University in the fall to study and great-grandparents Lucy about sidewalk repairs, she was , from 6-8 p.m. Friday at the engineering. cvi^S ROLAND T. HUTCHINS, Director (and the late Stanley) Wolkins of also told by the commission that who purchase a DIRECTV System from a parlicipatinQ retail- funeral home. Burial was in He volunterred at the North Galien; and a brother-in-law and we have long considered side- er between 5/27/99 and 7/11/99,and subscribe to DIRECTV Lacota Cemetery. Berrien Senior Center, also at the Kugle awarded uncle, Chad Mabry of Three walk repairs an extremely im- Total Choice ($?9.99/mo.) by 7/21/99. Certificates will be 9mm Mr. Pensinger was bom Nov- Soup Kitchen in Benton Harbor, Oaks; and many more aunts, portant concem that lacked fun- mailed within 4-6 weeks after activation. Ofler void where AT JBTT ember 19,1925, the son of Loren the Walk-A-Thon, the American music SI uncles, cousins, and friends. ding and that lacked funding and prohibited. Not redeemable for cash. Taxes not included. and Mary Pensinger. He gradua- Red Cross Blood Drive, and the *9995 Greg was also preceded in death that a Citizen Sidewalk Task One per household. Programming, pricing, terms and condi- ted from South Haven High March of Dimes. scholarship by: a special aunt he dearly lov- Force was being planned to in- tions subject to change Hardware and programming sold CALVIN FUNERAL HOME School in 1944. He served in The $500 memorial scholarship ed, Sharon Burtzlaff, in 1992; and vestigate possible solutions to separately, 8 E. Main St., Hartford World War II as a Marine in the was established by the Andrew to Blue Lake his grandmother, Evelyn Rogers, this specific infrastructure pro- Tiffany Kugle of Watervliet 621-4101 First Marine Division and work- Kendall Family and the North L in 1992. blem. This Task Force would CALL TODAY! High School has been awarded a ed as a supervisor for Bangor Berrien Senior Center in memory consists of citizens, city music scholarship at Blue Lake Mill and Cooler, Hartford, until of Eleanor Kendall who dedica- employees, commissioners, and Fine Arts Camp for summer his retirement in 1986. ted 20 years to area seniors. She myself. study from Marshall Music Com- Survivors include: seven AGNES M. (SCHMIDT) SMITH V800-377-3130 help form and directed the Senior pany of I^nsing. LEONARD FUNERAL HOME daughters — Nelda (Jack) Rice, Agnes M. (Schmidt) Smith, 92, It is at this point that, on behalf Center from 1975 to 1995. These scholarships are award- 222 E. St. Joseph, Lawrence Andrea (Jack) Coffey, Betty formerly of Watervliet, died of the Watevliet City Commis- The scholarship will be award- ed to those students deemed most 6748131 (Stan) Duncan, Dott (Richard) Thursday, June 17,1999, at Coun- sion, I offer a challenge to you, BLOOMINGDALE ed annually to a high school worthy based on musicianship, Washegesic, Robin (Michael) tryside Nursing Home, South Karl Bayer. Our challenge to citizenship and musical achieve- Vaughn, Rebecca (Jon) Roberts, Haven. you, as a leading citizen who is Vawters COMMUNICATIONS, INC. ment, as determined by the and Carla (Joe) Cagle; 17 grand- Funeral services were held at 1 very much interested in the school music staff and school ad- children; three sisters — Stella p.m. Monday, June 21, at David- future of Watervliet City, is that on honors FLORIN 101 W. Kalamazoo St., ministration. FUNERAL SERVICE Bazanti of Chicago, Illinois, son Chapel, Florin Funeral Ser- you become the key member of Marshall Music Company an- Irene Bennett of Decatur, vice, Coloma, with Eastem Star the citizen component of our Bloomingdale, Ml 49026 lists DAVroSON CHAPEL Ryan Vawter has been named nually gives several hundred 249 E. Center St., Coloma Alabama, and Grace Dreckler of Rites conducted by Coloma Citizen Sidewalk Task Force. Coloma; six brothers — Harry O.E.S. Chapter No. 307. Friends The entire Task Force will con- Onlv first time subscribers. to the Dean's List at Delta Col- scholarships to students in 468-3181 schools serviced by the firm Pensinger of Lacota, Eugene called at the funeral home begin- sist of three citizens, two com- Activation required through lege for the spring 1999 semester. Pensinger, George Pensinger ning at noon until the time of the missioners, the City Public He is a 1997 graduate of Water- throughout the state. Each and Loren Pensinger, all of South service Monday. Burial was in Works Supervisor, the City Bloomingdale Communications, inc vliet High School. scholarship is in the amount of $330. ; Haven, Laveren Pensinger of Il- Watervliet Cemetery. Memorials Building Inspector, a member of LIMITED TIME ONLY! Julie Vawter has been named linois, and Glen Pensinger of may be made to Berrien County the Planning Commission, and to the Dean's List at Central Students participate in con- HOME FURNISHINGS 2 GREAT LOCATIONS *T0 the Mayor. Michigan University for the spr- centrated sectional and large Escanaba. He was preceded in Cancer Service or North Berrien APPLIANCES 217 E. Main St. Quaiihed "Setting Standards for Excellence • j death by: his parents, Loren and Senior Center. The City of Watervliet is in a ing 1999 semester. She is a 1998 group studies along with other Buyois In Professional Care" outstanding student musicians Daily 10-5:30; Hon. ft fri. til 8; Fennville ; Mary Pensinger; his wife, Phyl- Mrs. Smith was bom June 21, period of increasing expenses, in- graduate of Watervliet High Closed Sunday ^ COUNTRY HOUSE ^ PH: 561-2993 A Golden Rule Home i lis Pensinger, who died May 6, 1906, in Michigan City, Indiana. creasing needs, and decreasing School. from throughout the state. They also have the opportunity to play All Major Credit Cards FURNITURE, INC. 530 Huron St. 1982; and one sister, Virgina. She retired from Industrial Rub- revenues. It is not the intent of Both are the children of Ron South Haven under the direction of nationally Credit Terms Available and Dianne Vawter of Water- Fennvllle South Haven I 637-6135 vliet. known conductors. nawm I i I 1 1

Page 8 The Tri-City Record June 23,1999 44 A ^ J*1 1*7 J 1 • J « June 23,1999 The Tri-€lty Record Page9 Coloma band awards announced Adoption by Watervliet woman saves greyhound from certain destruction Katie Brinnehl and Bryan Ren- By Joe Cheshire nick were presented with the quired filling out form before the of the speed of the animals, if one them in the air and chase after The starting gate springs open adoption agencies verify the should decide to take off, "There them." Band Director's Award at the re- and a pack of long-legged muscu- home is suitable for a dog. A fee is no way you can catch it." When Whisper sees Rhonda cent spring concert of the Co'oma lar dogs leaps out, reaching top is required and the dog is either Greyhounds are known as pick up the leash, she excitedly band program. speeds of 40 to 45 miles per hour Brinnehl, the daughter of spayed or neutered, receives "sight hounds," or hunt by seeing comes running to her, recogniz- in only a couple of strides. Their shots, and has its teeth cleaned Ronald and Peggy Brinnehl, their goal rather than by smell as ing the leash as her exercise goal is to catch the mechanical before arriving at its new home. in hunting dogs. time. "We take daily walks along plays flute in the seventh-grade / rabbit that scurries along the "She's a sweetheart," says After their racing careers end Paw Paw Avenue, and Whisper band. Rennick is the son of Carol track ahead of them. Rennick and he plays baritone in Rhonda. "She is like a puppy. She and they enter the adopting pro- has become acquainted with This is greyhound racing, a likes to play with toys and loves the eighth-grade band. They cess, the rescued animals spend many of the neighborhood dogs very popular sport in the more to run." some time in a foster home. and cats. Some of them come were selected by band director sunny climates of our country. Nan Bloss for their dedication, Whisper is a bit shy and timid, "This is to make sure they get running out to greet Whisper and Millions are wagered on the out- due to her life in a kennel, but she along with other family pets such even stroll along with us." musicianship, and leadership come of these races each year, qualities. is rapidly overcoming her fears as cats and small dogs, etc.," Greyhounds have been around and thousands of dogs are bred and is adapting to her family's says Rhonda. forever it seems, with them being Also given the John Phillip and trained for the sport. Sousa Award was Melissa Moser, lifestyle. After achieving all the require- the prized pets of Cleopatra; and But what happens when a dog's Greyhounds are runners by ments, Rhonda traveled to In- even cave drawings depict the a Coloma High School senior. She career is over? Traditionally, was selected by her fellow band birth characteristics. Their long, diana where she picked up graceful animals millions of some 25,000 dogs annually have muscular hind legs are designed Whisper. She has settled into the members based on her leader- U years ago. Due to the muscular been put down," or killed, when to sprint at breakneck speeds. It Allen residence on Paw Paw bodies and long legs, the animals ship, dedication, and musician- Melissa Moser they are no longer of value to the ship. Katie Brinnehl is advised anyone seeking to Avenue like she was bom there. entered the racing world and Bryan Rennick breeders or racing associations. Share a photo of your "Kute Kids" with your friends, Moser, daughter of Matthew adopt a greyhound have a fenced- "She'll come and get us when gave birth to the sport of the rich neighbors, and relatives who read the Tri-City Record. Make sure Not all of the "put downs" have in yard. she wants to go to bed," said and famous. and Mary Ann Moser, plays flute been humane; some of the ani- you write your kids' names on the back of the picture and in- in the concert and pep bands and "Greyhounds are runners, not Rhonda. "They are very fast There are several adopting mals have been shot, beaten to jumpers," says Rhonda, "al- clude any other information about it you'd like to see in the has been drum major of the mar- leamers and adapt to new en- agencies across the country that death, and electrocuted. Others though with the strength in their vironments rapidly." paper, including mom and dad, grandma and grandpa, and so ching band for three years. She will assist those seeking to adopt have been put to sleep humanely. hind legs they could easily leap a plans to attend Albion College Whisper has the toys she likes the former racing animals, in- on. Send the photo to the Tri-City Record, P.O. Box 7, Now, however, these kind and very tall fence, they don't do it. and major in education. to play with and often goes and cluding Greyhound Companions I* Watervliet, Ml 49098. Pick up the photo after it appears in the gentle creatures are finding They are trained to run around a picks one out and brings it to of Indiana where Whisper was paper or include a stamped, self-addressed envelope and we'll solace in the homes of adoptive race course, and they need that Rhonda, a signal that it is play- obtained. mail it back to you. parents, where they can become running exercise every day." time. "For some reason. Whisper Whisper and Rhonda will be Hartford High family pets. Rhonda advises walking the loves plastic milk bottles. She participating in the Great Lakes tvrr m Several greyhound adoption greyhounds on a leash. Because loves to chew on them and toss Greyhound Show in late June at School agencies and rescue organiza- the F.O.P. Lodge in St. Joseph. tions have sprung up across the Dogs and dog owners from all COMMUNITY"! scholarship country as dog lovers have mov- over the country will be on hand ed to save these graceful animals Lakeland Health System for the event. recipients for from death. RHONDA ALLEN...of Watervliet is shown with Whisper, the Rhonda Allen of Watervliet is to participate in breast adopted greyhound she saved from extermination. CALENDAR ' 1999 one such person. She heard of (Joe Cheshire photo) Sponsored as a community service by Stewart Schofield, Principal Coloma High Schoors senior band members were recently presented with personalized such an organization and travel- Orchard Hill Sanitary Landfill of Hartford High School, an- blankets in honor of their years of participation in the Coloma band program . From the left ed to Mishawaka, Indiana, to a cancer prevention trial (end Community Calendar listings to: Tri-City Record, Bo: nounced scholarship recipients at are: Kim Buenger, clarinet; Chrissy Gajewski, percussion; Melissa Moser, flute; Lesley Pet Smart Awareness Show, Watervliet, MI 49098; or fax to (616 ) 463-8329. Listing: the school's graduation cere- Caldwell, alto sax; Chris Borchardt, bari sax; and Lisa Gajewski, clarinet. where an instant love of grey- lakeland Regional Health Sys- breast cancer, personal medical Coloma Schools of Choice has openings mst be renewed weekly; deadline is noon Mondays. mony held Sunday, June 6. The hounds was formed. tem is currently recruiting history, age at first menstrual Class of 1999 graduates have been gan College Board of Trustees Donna Birmele: Southwestern After an ordeal that rivaled the volunteers to participate in the period, and age at first live birth. Coloma Community Schools is school year. Applications must to determine who is invited to at- Tuesdays & Thursdays, 1:30 p.m., SUM Saturday, June 26. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Fund awarded to Bill Cumm- awarded scholarships/awards to Scholarship. adoption of a child, Rhonda was Study of Tamoxifen and Raloxi- a "Schools of Choice" district. be received prior to July 1. tend. MER READING PROGRAM, runs SILENT AUCTION, Hartford United Michigan College Scholarship. ings; alternate was Jessica A member of Lakeland's Oncolo- various colleges/universities/ April Peters: Michigan Com- able to adopt "Whisper," a three- Students from other school dis- Transportation is the responsi- There are no special education through July 31. for ages 3-12, signup Methodist Church. Monica Frazier: Southwes- O'Neal. fene, or STAR-one of the largest gy Department will discuss the trade schools, etc. The total year-old female greyhound. bility of the parent or guardian. is necessary, seating is limited, petitive Scholarship. tern Michigan College Scholar- Hartford Public General Fund breast cancer prevention studies potential benefits and risk of tricts from within the Berrien openings in grades K-12. scholarships' monetary amount Jennifer Pruiett: Michigan ship. Whisper had competed in many ever. The study is now recruiting Tamoxifen and Raloxifene with County Intermediate School Dis- However, students may ride Col- If you have questions regar- Watervliet District Library. Saturday & Sunday. June 26 & 27. 10 scholarships were awarded to would be equivalent to over Competitive Scholarship. races before she was deemed less trict are welcome to apply to at- oma buses if they are transported ding "Schools of Choice" or Thursdays through August 26, 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m., VARIED ARTS & CRAFTS Kimberly Thompson: South- Christine Johnson, Jessica volunteers at more than 400 qualified candidates before they $300,000! Jessica O'Neal: A1 Farmer Art than desirable anymore. It re- to the nearest Coloma bus stop would like to have an application p.m.. CONCERTS IN THE PARK, Ely SHOW, Cook Energy Information western Michigan College Roush, Jennifer Pruiett, Kyle centers across the United States, decide to participate in STAR. tend Coloma during the 1999-2000 Steven Bailey: Montgomery GI Park, downtown Hartford. Bring a Center, Bridgman. Show First Place Scholarship. Scholarship. Romeo, and Jason Marquardt; Canada, and Puerto Rico. Lake- If a women is a candidate for within the Coloma district. form mailed to you, please call Bill, Cash Bonus. blanket and/or chair to these free con- Jennifer Roberts: Southwes- The Irma Rathbun Educational altemate was Brian Lightner. land Medical Center, St. Joseph, the study and chooses to par- Enrollment will be limited to 468-2424 and ask for Dena Gar- certs. Saturday & Sunday. June 26 & 27.1-5 Heather Berry: Southwestern tern Michigan College Board of Fund was awarded to Christie ELITE is one of these sites. ticipate, she will be randomly the number of openings in each land. Parents or guardians will p.m., GARDEN RAILROAD OPEN Michigan College Endowment Trustees Scholarship; Southwes- Fitzgerald. BAR & GRILL "This is an important trial for assigned to receive either 20 mg Two Riverside grade level. The approximate be notified by July 15 if the stu- Thursdays, doors open at 3:30 p.m. & HOUSE, at J&W Model Trains, 6450 Scholarship. tern Michigan College Techno- The Elizabeth G. Herman RECORD ADVERTISERS women at high risk for develop- Tamoxifen or 60 mg Raloxifene number of openings are: Kinder- dent has been accepted. play begins at 6:30 p.m., COLOMA East Becht Road. Coloma. For more in- Tina Black: Southwestern logy Scholarship. Educational Fund was awarded BRING YOUR LOCAL You be the star! ing breast cancer. It's a 'win-win' daily for five years and will have residents garten, 30; 1st Grade, 8; 2nd ATHLETIC BOOSTERS BINGO, Bingo formation. call (616) 468-5586 or (800) Michigan College Endowment Brian Shindeldecker: Law- to Sarah Newnum; altemate was situation. The woman in the regular follow-up examinations Grade, 8; 3rd Grade, 6; 4th Hall. Red Arrow Highway (across from 443-0440. NEWS TO YOU, PLEASE •• Scholarship. rence Technology University study receives appropriate ther- including mammograms and elected to Grade, 13; 5th Grade, 25; 6th Krenek's), Coloma. Call 468-8918 for April Peters. Jacob Bockover: Michigan Academic Scholarship in Com- SHOP THEM FIRST! STAR Grade, 11; 7th Grade, 12; 8th For ALL your more information. I The Maud Eagan Educational apy, either Tamoxifen (Nolva- gynecologic exams. Saturday. June 26, 2 p.m., PADDLE Competitive Scholarship. puter Science; Central Scholar- school posts Grade, 25; 9th Grade, 25; 10th THROUGH HISTORY, from Jasper Dairy dex) or Raloxifene (Evista) at no Lakeland is affiliated with the LOCAL NEWS Christina Boothby: South- By Cliff Stevens Fridays, 10:00 a.m., PRESCHOOL Road Landing to Benton Township ship; Michigan Competitive Karoake charge for the drug, and science University of Chicago and the Grade, 10; 11th Grade, 20; 12th western Michigan College En- A Two residents of the Riverside- subscribe to the ISTORYTIME , Hartford Public Library. Park. Please preregister by calling Scholarship. wins by gaining a better National Surgical Adjuvant Grade, 20. STEAK & Sat., June 26 dowment Scholarship. Hagar No. 6 School District in Note that if more applications Call (616) 621-3408 for more informa- Sarett Nature Center at (616) Chad Simpson: Mpntgomery SHRIMP understanding of the natural Breast and Bowel Project TRI-CITY RECORD Jesse Boothby-Shoem^kei:: We have "No Problem" Hagar Township, Joan Bell and II tion. 927-4832. Charge of $5/person; bring GI Bill-Cqjlege Fund.'. ^PECULS history of breast cancer and how (NSABP), the network of re- are received than openings avail- Call 463-6397 sun protection & a drink. Rose-Hujman Institute of Tech- Jennifer Stagg: Michigan Sat., Ju(yi2 Sl^ ^ it develops," said Eric Lester, search professionals that will Joseph Becker, were elected to able, a random draw will be used Now through Saturday. August 7, COL- nology Honors Scholarship; Competitive Scholarship. saving you money. M.D., Medical Director of On- conduct STAR, which is sup- the School Board June 14. Sat., July 24 /DANCE\ OMA PUBLIC LIBRARY SUMMER Sunday. June 27. 3 p.m., AN INSECT'S Michigan Competitive Scholar- Brian Vanlandingham: Lake cology at Lakeland. "We will use ported by the National Cancer In- Bell, Deputy City Clerk for the READING CLUB for preschool to high LIFE. Sarett Nature Center. 2300 Ben- ship. 36S N. Main, WatervUet "God grants liberty only to I Michigan College Scholarship. a computer model provided by stitute (NCI). NSABP Chairman City of Coloma, was elected to a school. Call or visit the library for ton Center Road, Benton Harbor; call Thomas Busch: Michigan Gary Walker: Western Michi- hen you insure both your 463-4471 the National Cancer Institute to Norman Wolmark, M.D., noted two-year term to fill out the four- details. Club picnic will be held (616) 927-4832 for more information. Competitive Scholarship. gan University Academic Scho- year term of former Board mem- those who love it...and Wednesday, August 11, at Randall estimate each individual appli- that "studies of Raloxifene sug- Andrew Chambers: Southwes- ber Tom Flener. Park. Games, prizes, refreshments & Monday-Friday. June 28-July 2. larship; Michigan Competitive car and home with Lb, through cant's risk of breast cancer and, gest it has the potential to pre- defend it. - o.nici wcimcr tern Michigan College Endow- Scholarship; Baldwin-Wallace Becker was elected to the awards will be presented. 9:00-11:30 a.m., VACATION BIBLE "The Unofficial Website of if it is a significant elevation, and vent breast cancer. The only way ment Scholarship. Presidential Scholar; Baldwin- three-year term as Board Secre- SCHOOL, Midway Baptist Church. 7517 Auto-Owners Insurance Compan/, they're otherwise eligible, they to prove that potential is to do a Wednesday, June 23. 7:00 p.m.. PARK Red Arrow Highway, between Coloma & Bill Cummings: Western Mich- Wallace Scholars Scholarship; Hartford Public Schools will be offered treatment with the clinical trial in which the risks tary. He defeated incumbent WESTERN TERRACE For the family values ofWatervliet DEVELOPMENT MEETING, Watervliet Watervliet. A promotional carnival will igan University Achievement Baldwin-Wallace Founders coordination of their care with and benefits of Raloxifene are Secretary Tim Smith. Call 9834)011 come to Western Terrace. we'll save you money! Stop in, or call as City Hall. 158 West Pleasant Street. be held at the church on Saturday, Scholarship. Scholarship; Baldwin-Wallace their personal physician." directly compared with the risks Voters also approved the Call Marcy Hamilton at (616) 925-1137 June 26. from 6:30-8:30 p.m.; you may Christie Fitgerald: Van Buren Grant. The trial will include 22,000 and benefits of Tamoxifen." renewal of an 18-mill tax on non- for more information. preregister here, Call 463-3195 for County Association of Retired Edwin Warford: Southwestern today tor a "No Prohlem" postmenopausal women at in- Leslie Ford, M.D., Associate homestead property for one year. To Subscribe to the more information. School Personnel Scholarship. Michigan College Music Scholar- creased risk of breast cancer to Director for Clinical Research in It raises about $64,000 of the June 24-28-29. ATHLETIC PHYSICALS Benjamin Freeburn: Hope Col- ship and Grant; United Metho- insLirance check-Up. 3 i determine whether the osteo- NCI's Division of Cancer Preven- district's $330,000 annual budget. TRI-CITY RECORD for 1999-2000 Watervliet Middle Wednesday. June 30, 7:45 a.m., BER- lege Valedictorian Scholarship; Riverside-Hagar No. 6 is a K-8 School & High School students. Call RIEN COUNTY REPUBLICAN WOMEN, dist Church Grant. porosis prevention drug Ralox- tion, noted that "Tamoxifen is a Michigan Competitive Scholar- school. Coloma Medical Center at 468- "General Membership" meeting, Shiloe Hampton: Southwes- ifene (Evista) is as effective in medically proven intervention, dial 463-NiWS i643 0 to make your appointment, which Schuler's in Stevensville. Make reserva- ship; Michigan Retail Hardware tern Michigan College Scholar- reducing the chance of develop- but it is not perfect. Women who you must have; no cost if appt. is made tions by June 23; call Joyce at Association Scholarship. ship. ing breast cancer as Tamoxifen are at an increased risk of breast during these times. 429-5641, Barb at 461-4100, or Carol Gary Galvan: Western Michi- Stacey Geer: Southwestern %j4uto-Owners Insurance (Nolvadex) has proven to be. cancer need options for prevent- Life Home Car Business at 429-9035. gan University Tuition Incentive Michigan College Scholarship. All school (olendor News Articles, School Candidates for the STAR must ing this disease with a minimum Thursday. June 24. 7:00 p.m., CON- Scholarship; Army Scholastic Amanda Hernandez: South- Board Agendo and Minutes, Active be postmenopausal, at least age of side effects, and STAR is a FERENCE ON "THE GROWING VIO- Thursday, July 1. DEADLINE FOR Scholarship. western . Michigan College 35, and have an increased risk of concerted effort to find one." LENCE AMONG OUR YOUTH." Coloma RESERVATIONS SENIOR CENTER TRIP Parenting Information, & much more! Joshua Gray: Southwestern Scholarship. breast cancer as determined by For more information about iHig h School Auditorium. Organized by TO TIGER GAME. August 29. Bus leaves www.huffmantv.com/hartford Michigan College Endowment Jennifer Cowsert: South- DON YOUNG their age, family history of STAR, call Lakeland at (616) Coloma Bible Church; call 468-3411 at 9 a.m. from the former Harding's Scholarship. western Michigan Scholarship. »for more information . parking lot off Ryno Road in Coloma INSURANCE AGENCY 982-8260. and returns at 8:30 p.m. Cost is $37, Sarah Harmon: Lake Michigan Sarah Willis: Southwestern ers*Brakes • Shocks • Struts • Drive Shafts • Steering •'CVShafts College Music Scholarship. Friday. June 25, bus leaves zt 11:30 which includes transportation & game Michigan College Scholarship. 463-6773 323 N. Main St.. WatervUet "Lower Prices Under Your Car!" a.m. (Ml time) from Sun Appliances in ticket. Call 468-3366 to make your Eric Hunt: Southwestern Mich- vSt . Joseph. BUS TRIP TO CUBS/ reservation. igan College Endowment Scho- PHILLIES GAME IN CHICAGO, spon- larship; Southwestern Michigan sored by Blossomtime Festival. 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June 23,1999 The Tri-City Record Page 11 Open, yet putting was a major Shane Sullivan, Neil Friday, Friday, and Alex Holloman kept the game close to the end. reason Stewart won this title, and Matt Marsh each had three Page 10 The Trl-Clt> Record June 23,1999 brought in the three runs scored HARTFORD WHITES BEAT Some may not know his name, hits; Ryan Reed, Alex Holloman, in the game. HARTFORD GREENS 60th Avenue from 60th Street East NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE From the PressBox but most people have seen and Joey Newnum had two hits For Bangor, Josh, Jacob, and On June 14 in Boys Minor HELP WANTED PUBLIC NOTICE V4 mile, V4 mile; Notice is given that the Mortgage Stewart on the course with his apiece. Hartford Green pounded 71th Avenue from CR 681 to 60th By Mike Leith, Sports Writer Brian each had one hit. The play league play, the Hartford Whites MEDICAL: BENTON on the real property commonly throwback knickers and Scottish the ball in the final inning to Want Ads & Public Notices Street, 1 mile. known as 12121 North Wolcott Ave- of the game for Bangor was a beat the Hartford Greens with a driving cap. score eight runs. FULL-TIME CHARTER This totals 9V4 miles of Road. The nue, Sawyer, Michigan 49125 and double play made by the first score of 8-4. Chas Burchett had must make sacrifices in order to And you can't feel too sorry for For the Cubs, Joey Isbrecht RUMMAGE SALE C.E.N.A.'s: Countryside cost of sealcoat will be 6,950 per mile more fully described as follows: Watervliet names baseman to end the second inn- one double and two singles; Cody SATURDAY, JUNE 26-from 9 Nursinc Home of South TOWNSHIP for a total cost of 64,287 our portion of That part of the Northwest Quarter be successful," he adds. He feels the runners-up. Mickelson earn- and Eric Phillips each had three WANT AD RATES SYNOPSIS OF THE REGULAR ing. Scott and Ryan Oliver both added a.m.-3 p.m. Quality clothing, fur- the Revenue Sharing is 25,777 for of the Northeast Quarter of Frac- new varsity football that everything has to start with ed $370,000; while Woods and hits; Danny Isbrecht, Tyler For want ads, lost & found, Haven has full time 1st MEETING OF THE BENTON ORIOLES BEAT HARTFORD two hits. The winning plays of the niture, plants, small appliances and local roads and 8,835 for primary tional Section 2, Township 7 South, an( ex ects thank-yous, personals, etc. shift openings for currently CHARTER TOWNSHIP BOARD OF ^ ^ ^ P Payers Singh each took home Just short Ledesma, David Huff, and Shane In Minor League play on June much more. Held at the large white roads. Range 20 West; Chikaming Town- coach an game for the White team were TRUSTEES HELD ON TUESDAY, WatervUet"has V'new varsitv d the student body in general to of $197,000. Not bad for four days Marschke each had two hits, storage building on Interlochen Rd. certified C.E.N.A.'s with MoUon by Mayhak, supported by ship, Berrien County, Michigan, 14, the Orioles beat Hartford 11-2. key catches by outfielder Nic JUNE 15, 1999, AT 7:00 P.M. $5.75 per ad of 25 words or less, just off Paw Paw I^ake Rd., Coloma. verifiable positive work Friday. To give the Zoning Ad- described as follows, to-wit: Com- football coach Brad Hessler He look at him aa a role model. of work. Joey Isbrecht had three hard hits For the Orioles, Jason Winnel UVanway. MEMBERS PRESENT: Supervisor 4tFamil Look for signs. history. GOOD WAGES- ministrator Ronald Sefcik permis- mencing at the North Quarter comer is a Portage (Michigan) native y. church, and acade- to the outfield for the Cubs. had three doubles; Alex Faulter- For the Greens, Christopher plus 10 cents per word over 25 Harvey, Clerk Phillips, Treasurer (25-1) GOOD BENEFITS-GIVE sion to order a 1999 Boca Code book, of said fractional Section 2; thence who played high school football ^jes come a"(1 rest ^ HARTFORD GREEN BEAT sack and Jayson Hosbein both Cook, Joey Najacht, and Justin words. Repeat same ad for $4.75, Capozio & Trustees Fowler, Hudson, not to exceed 140.00. Motion carried. East; on the North Section line of lnto e rac s BANGOR (WO US A TRY! Apply in Jefferson-Banks & McCausland. at Portage Central under legen- P^ » ^ l ®fy ; Panther had stand-up doubles. Hallgren each had two singles. plus 10 cents each extra word FOR SALE Motion by Mayhak, supported by said Section 2; 497.80; thence South 2 he reall cares In Peanut League play on June MEMBERS ABSENT: None dary coach Bob Knight (no, not T , y 1 ^ For Hartford, Johnny and Bob- Christopher Cook caught a line over 25. CEMETERY LOT--with two person to: Countryside Friday. To appoint Ronald Sefcik Li- degrees 29 minutes 40 seconds East 9, the Hartford Green Team beat The meeting was called to order at quor Inspector for Hartford Town- that Bob Knight). Brad gradua- players'overall Uves and weU be- football by each had one hit. shot at shortstop for the Green spaces in prime area, "Garden of Nursing Home, 120 1296.28 feet to the Northwesterly right- ing as students. Academics and the Bangor ^10 team by a 10-2 Good Shepherd," in North Shore Baseline Rd., South Haven, 7:00 p.m. followed by a silent invoca- ship. Motion carried. of-way line of Red Arrow Highway HARTFORD GREEN BEAT team. Ad must be paid in advance. tion and the Pledge of Allegiance. extracurricular activities are score. Memory Gardens. Will sacrifice, MI 49090. The Hartford Township Board will and the Northeast comer of the camps this WATERVLIET ORIOLES This was a defensive battle to AD DEADLINE IS NOON MONDAY The minutes of the last regular have a Special Board Meeting on recorded Plat of Hillview Subdivi- very important to Brad as he For the Hartford Greens, Neil $895. Call (616) 226-8896 (TFN) In Peanut League play on June the end. Great game, guys! meeting held June 1, and the special June 23, 1999, at 10:30 A.M. at Hart- sion; thence West, on the North line feels that it all adds up to a well- Friday and Ryan Reed each had (25-1) summer 15, the Hartford Green Team MEDicAL HELP WANTED meeting held June 10,1999, were ac- ford Township Hall to discuss a of said Plat, 509.20 feet to the North rounded education. Watervliet High School coach cepted as presented. The Agenda was three hits; Joey Newman, Shane beat the Watervliet Orioles by a WATERVLIET CUBS BEAT AIDES, NURSES-choose your PART-TIME OPENING Public Hearing for the Hartford and South Quarter line of said Section Even though he has leamed Brad Hessler and his staff will be shifts in homecare or facility staff- amended under New Business by ad- Sullivan, Alex Holloman, and 7-0 score. WATERVLIET A'S 16-4 AARP Foundation Senior Com- HELP WANTED: Immediate Municipal Drain(s). 2; thence North 0 degrees 27 minutes that Watervliet has the highest conducting three football camps. ing. Homecare training available. ding Item E. Assessor's Contract and Motion by Nilson, supported by 30 seconds West, on said North and Michael Rizers each had two For Hartford Green, Joey On June 14, the Watervliet munity Service Employment Pro- openine for IN-HOME academic requirements in the Camps are open to all area Rewarding work and pay. Call gram has an opening for a qualified F. Township Hall Generator Bids. Martin. To adjourn. Motion carried. South Quarter line, 296.00 feet to the hits. Newnum, Shane Sullivan, Neil Cubs beat the Watervliet A's by a CAREGIVERS in your area. Work- Opened bids for Township owned Red Arrow Conference, he does Alpha, 616-983-3222. MAKE A DIF- senior to fill a part-time clerical Adjourned at 9:50 P.M. place of beginning. SUBJECT to the players and will be held at the The winning team plays of the Friday, and Assem Romero went 16-4 score. Matt Bolin was the FERENCE! ing in the home of the elderly. properties and referred to Property NEXT REGULAR BOARD not feel we should change those Watervliet practice fields. Cost position in Coloma. Basic computer rights of the public in that part game were triples by Neil Friday two for two. The winning plays of winning pitcher and Phil (21-5) and clerical skills necessary. To see Training available. Flexible Committee for review and recom- MEETING thereof lying in Browntown Road and and compromise our principles. for each session is $25; fees paid Halamka had the save. Phil mendation at next regular Board and Marco Hernandez. the game were a two-run homer if you qualify, call 925-3838. hours, Competitive wages. July 8,1999 Wolcott Avenue. When he coached in Texas, the by July 5 will receive a free Halamka had a double and a FOR SALE meeting. Respectively submitted by For Bangor, Johnson had a a and a triple by Neil Friday and (25-2) Shifts available. High School Made on December 13, 1994, bet- student-athletes had to maintain T-shirt: single; Matt Bolin and R.D. 1972 GREENBRIAR-mobile Approved agreements for collec- Helen Mayhak, Clerk ween Wanda C. Spaulding, as Mort- home run and a triple; and Shane Sullivan's two doubles. home, 14x65 with 12x20 addition, diploma or GEO and reliable tion of summer school taxes with PANTHER a 70% average in all of their Session I: July 12-16, 9 a.m. to McKenzie had two hits. Thomas each had doubles. The YARD SALE Hartford Township gagor, and New Buffalo Savings For the Orioles, Dustin and transporation required. For classes in order to play. That 12 noon, grades 7 & 8. a two- or three-bedroom newer single IN COID MA-Saturday, June 26, 9 Benton Harbor Area Schools, Berrien (25-1) Bank, as Mortgagee, recorded on FOOTBALL HARTFORD GREEN, 13; Corey each went two for two. The pl y the game for the hung insulated windows throughout, a.m.-4 p.m., at 6860 Red Arrow more information call (616) County Intermediate School District, December 22,1994, in Liber 1672, on average is 60% at Watervliet, Session II: July 12-16, 6-8:30 HARTFORD GREY, 5 play of the game was an awe- Cubs was by Nate Scowcroft with central air, two-year-old remodeled Highway. Junior girls clothing sizes 429-3290 or 1-800-690-4424, and I^ake Michigan College. page 557, Berrien County Records, which is passing all of your p.m., grades 9-12. Approved lot split requests by In Peanut League action June some line-drive catch by the pit- an excellent flyball catch kitchen with new built-in dishwasher 7-10 and miscellaneous items. Ext. 819. HEALTH CARE AT Michigan, is in default and there is classes. And he says he will be at Session III: July 19-22,9 a.m. to iq, the Hartford Green Team, cher. For the A's, Gregg Cobb and and kitchen cabinets, one-year-old (25-1) HOME. EOE. James Rhodes for 2480 Hillandale, now due and owing $43,845.96 prin- school twice a week, earlier than 12 noon, grades 3-6. remodeled bathroom, sliders in din- and Carol Miller for 3715 Meadow- PUBLIC NOTICE sponsored by Special-T Equip- Willie Pflugradt had home runs, cipal and interest, as of the date of usual, to help anyone that needs Please contact Coach Hessler ing area, open onto 12x24 Wolmoniz- brook Road with the condition that this Notice. The power of sale con- ment, beat the Hartford Grey EAU CLAIRE VS. ANGELS Chris Hauch had a double, and REOTAL NEEDED WATERVLIET extra attention. "We are here for at 463-4212 for more information. ed deck with bench seating, table I NEED RENTAL-on or near Paw the deed states the parcel is "not tained in the Mortgage has become Team, sponsored by Mollie's In 6-8 girls play, Eau Claire Nathan Burke had an excellent buildable." the kids," he states. and flower boxes, $8,000 O.B.O. Paw I^ake for the summer of 2000. CITY COMMISSION operative by reason of the default. Turnaround, by a score of 13-5. beat the Watervliet Angels 7-45. flyball catch. MUST BE MOVED. Check with PUBLIC NOTICE Upheld the Planning Commis- ted from Western Michigan Uni- Coach Hessler is presently in- Call 468-6089 and leave a message. REGULAR MEETING SYNOP1S No suit or proceeding has been in- For the Greens, Joey Newnum, For Eau Claire Big C Lumber, HARTFORD WHITE, 7; Township for acceptance, call (616) (25-2) CITY OF sion's recommendation and approv- JUNE 8, 1999 stituted to recover the underlying versity with a double major in terviewing and preparing to hire WATERVLIET MARLINS, 1 ed site plans by Glenn Zerler for con- Neil Friday, and Shane Sullivan Alex Stecker had three hits and 637-7460. Agreed to get appraisals debt. science and history and has been assistants at all levels of the pro- On June 16, the Hartford (24-2) WATERVLIET struction of steel warehouse at 2395 Accepted minutes of 5/11/99 each had three hits; Ryan Reed, two RBIs, Sammy Burbach had 3-FAMILY GARAGE SALE Notice is given that on 7/27/99 at hired to teach eighth-grade gram. He also wants to meet with Whites beat the Watervliet Plaza Drive. Approved Ted Mohn to DDA 10:00 a.m. Eastem Standard Time at Matt Marsh, Alan Herriman, two RBIs, and Kelly Preston had SATURDAY, JUNE 26-8 a.m.-5 HYDRANT history at Watervliet Public the Rocket Football organizers to Marlins by a score of 7-1 in Boys PAPER ROUTES AVAILABLE p.m. at 4580 Huntoon, Watervliet, Approved payment of bills totaling Agreed to pay paid and payables the front door of the courthouse in the Michael Rickers, and Aseem a double. $260,281.06. Schools. He has also continued get on the same page with them THE HERALD-PALLADIUM- between Forest Beach and Paw Paw FLUSHING Approved honoring Police Officers City of Saint Joseph, that being the Romero each had two hits. For the Angels, Sarah Faulk- Minor League play. Garrett has routes available in the city of Approved Assessor's three-year his education at Prairie View as well. He says he values input Lake Avenue. Bikes, beds, books Authorized Daryl Veldman to contact location of the circuit court of Ber- The winning team had two ner had two RBIs, Beth Cagle Oldham had one triple, one dou- Hartford. Contact Tim Bush at contract in the amount of $83,500 for (most 10 cents), clothes, portable NOTICE Betterway rien County, there will be offered for A&M University where he has from everyone, including his home runs by Neil Friday and had two hits, and Jayme Diehl ^e» an^ one single- Chas Bur- 1-800-356-4262, extension 361. dishwasher ($40, as is) & micro- The City of Watervliet will be the first year with rate of inflation in- Agreed to budget adjustment for public sale and sold to the highest earned 21 credit hours toward his coaches and players, as they are flushing hydrants on Thursday, June one home run by Ryan Reed. had a double. chett and Ronnie Kinchen each (24-2) wave. creases for the remaining years. DDA bidder, for the purpose of satisfying master's degree in education ad- all in this together. 24, and Friday, June 25, from 8:00 Accepted low bid of HECO, Inc. in Approved 4% wage increase for all For the Greys, Allen Kozicki Both teams played excep- added a double and a single. (25-1) the amounts due and unpaid on the ministration. As a role model. Coach Hessler JOBS WANTED a.m.-4:00 p.m. the amount of $31,968 for the Town- employees. subject Mortgage and legal costs and had two hits, on being a home tionally well. Shortstop Garret Oldham shut PERSONAL TOUCH CLEANING On Thursday, June 24, all hy- ship Hall generator. Adjourned meeting at 8:17 p.m. costs of sale, including attorneys' Brad has an extensive record expects his atliletes to learn run; and Corey Baldwin and Eric down the middle to stop the -22 years of experience; 4 years drants from the Main Street railroad Approved reappointment of An- (25-1) fees as provided by law and in the in coaching, which started at sportsmanship and discipline. Wade also had two hits. Marlins. government inspections. Will do tracks south, east and west to the Ci- nabelle Bankston, J. Michael Mc- Mortgage, the real property describ- Portage Northern High School confidence and self-esteem, ac- The game was called in the EAU CLAIRE, 10; For the Marlins, Zach Chand- light housekeeping, businesses ty Limits will be flushed. Causland, & Gregory Vaughn to Uie HELP WANTED ed above. where he was assistant varsity countability and ownership, fourth inning due to lightning. ORIOLES, 4 ler and Curtis Frank each had welcome. Call (616 ) 621-2036; ask for On Friday, June 25, all hydrants Planning Commission, James Ray to According to §600.3240 of the Michi- coach in charge of running backs along with pride in team, school MEDICAL: from the Main Street railroad tracks the Housing Commission, and Trus- HARTFORD GREEN BEAT In Minor League play on June two singles. Great defense was Sue. gan Compiled Laws, the above nam- and linebackers. He also served and community under his leader- (24-2) north, east and west to the City tees Fowler, Hudson & Chief Building PUBLIC NOTICE BANGOR 08, 3-0 16, Eau Claire beat the Orioles by played by second baseman Zach Full Time/Part Time ed Mortgagor has twelve (12) months as offensive coordinator for the ship. He also wants the people he R.N.'s/L.P.N.'s: limits (including Pokagon Hgts.) Official Tom Bybee to an ad hoc to redeem the real property after it is In a Peanut League game on a score of 10-4. Chandler. DIANE'S SEWING will be flushed. housing rental ordinance committee. BAINBRIDGE Northern football team as well as coaches to be able to view their Countryside Nursing Home sold by paying to the purchaser, the June 14, the Hartford Green For Eau Claire, Renbargen A'S BEAT BANGOR #8 Clothing Alterations Glenn Openneer Jr. Adjourned the meeting at 7:30 p.m. TOWNSHIP purchaser's executors, administra- being JV baseball coach. Brad experiences as positive and be Game Reports Team beat Bangor #8 by a score had two hits. On June 16, the Watervliet A's of South Haven has Full Director of Public Works Custom Boat Canvas & Repairs The next regular Board meeting June 7,1999 tors, or assigns, or to the register of then moved on to coach running able to use them in all aspects of HARTFORD GREEN BEAT of 3-0. For the Orioles, Kevin Bryce beat Bangor ^8, sponsored by 69691 W. Red Arrow Hwy. (25-1) will be held July 6,1999, at 7:00 p.m. Time 3rd shift openings 1. All members present. deeds in whose office the deed is backs and was in charge of condi- their everyday life once they are WATERVLIET CUBS had a home run and a triple; Lariat Lanes, by a score of 6-1. 621-0507 Carolyn Phillips, Clerk 2. Minutes of the 6/3/99 regular For the Greens, Joey Newnum, and Part Time 2nd shift deposited for the benefit of the pur- tioning at Kalamazoo College. out of school. On June 7, the Hartford Green Alex Holloman, Matt Marsh, and Jason Winnel had a home run and Matt Simpkins was pitching; (24-2) positions available. GOOD Benton Charter Township meeting were approved. chaser, the sum that was bid for the NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE (25-1) From there he expanded his Coach Hessler is going to be Team, sponsored by Special-T Michael Rickers aU went two for a double. Jordan Zuhl had an Matt Green was credited with the WAGES-GOOD BENEFITS 3. Approved Land Division applica- property, with interest from the time MOBILE HOME LOT Default has occurred in a mort- tions for Pierson, Cerecky & Brandt. of sale at ten point six two five horizons by moving to Texas and holding football camps this sum- Equipment, beat the Watervliet two. Good hitting in the fourth in- outstanding catch on the run in save. Richard Howard had a dou- FOR RENT -GIVE US A TRY! Apply gage made by DAVID J. McCUTCH- 4. Approved Watervliet fire board (10.625#) percent, legal costs. At- coaching basketball, track, and mer for all ages, including Cubs by a score of 16-9 in Peanut ning by Matt Hernandez, Joey the outfield. See GAMES ATTENTION-senior citizens! in person to: Countryside EON, a single man, to Pinnacle budget payment. torneys' fees and also any taxes and football at Aldine Middle School Rocket, Junior High, and High League piay. Newnum, Shane Sullivan. Neil Strong defense by the Orioles continued on page 13 Private, rural, mobile home lot for Nursing Home, 120 Bank, whose interest has been ac- PUBLIC NOTICE 5. Approved contacting Taglia Law insurance that Mortgagee does pay in Houston. That Middle School School players. rent. For an appointment, call quired by Civitas Bank, dated May Firm for township business. on or prior to the date of sale, or to had 1,100 students. Brad then We wish Coach Hessler the best 463-6674. Baseline Rd., South Haven, 31,1996, and recorded on June 7,1996, TOWNSHIP OF MI 49090. 6. Approved the payment of all redeem otherwise as provided by moved on to Eisenhower High and hope he and his family are (24-2) in Liber 1754, page 440, Berrien Coun- outstanding bills. §600.3240 of the Michigan Compiled (TFN) HARTFORD School in Houston where he was here for many years to come. ty records. No proceedings have been REGULAR BOARD MEETING 7. Accepted annual audit report. I^aws Saturday ClHl BlDNAROWSKl 5K Run HELP W ANTED JtydtiWed to recover any part of the JUNE 10,1999 8. NEXT REGULAR MEETING - Dated: June 17,1999 assistant varsity football coach The Hessler era will start on IK WALK-RUN ATTENTION; MOTHERS & debt, which is now $21,302.44. Regular Meeting of the Hartford 7/5/99 - 7:00 p.m. MORTGAGEE: and head JV baseball coach. That August 27 when the Panthers host OTHERS WORK FROM HOME! The mortgage will be foreclosed by Township Board was called to order Beverly Koroch New Buffalo Savings Bank school has 3,200 students. He Coloma to start the season. July 3,1999 5K Walk a sale of the property, at public auc- WORK AROUND-your schedule. by Supervisor Stephen Shafer on Bainbridge Township Clerk By: Lawrence I. Frankle went on to the head varsity foot- tion to the highest bidder, on Thurs- Knicks may make it $499 part time to $7,999 full time. Call June 10,1999, at 7:45 P.M. (25-1) Its: Attomey ball position at Field Kindley day, July 29,1999, at 10:00 a.m. local 9:00 A.M. North School for free booklet at (616) 752-8091 or HELP Pledge of Allegiance. Drafted by: High School at Coffeyville, Kan- a series yet time, at the Courthouse, in the City of Roll Call: Shafer, Mayhak, Friday, www.cash911.com/xsnrg Lawrence I. Frankle sas, before heading back to the I guess it really doesn't matter St. Joseph, Berrien County, Michi- Nilson, Martin present. Also Zoning Frankle, Almgren & Associates, (244) WANTED head football coach and Athletic what happens in the NBA finals (Fun Run of 1 mile at 8:30) W. Baldwin St gan, the place of the Circuit Court. Administrator Ronald Sefcik, Joe P.L.L.C. Pharmacy Technician/ The property will be sold to pay the between the Knicks and Spurs, as CUSTODIAN POSITION Cheshire News Reporter and repre- 121 W. Merchant Street Director position at Hoffman WATIRVUIT. MUHICAH Cashier-Rite Aid Corp., amount then due on the mortgage, loiyi.im AVAILABLE sentative on Medic 1 Board and New Buffalo, Michigan 49117 Middle School in Houston. television ratings are down about Watervliet, Ml the nation's leading retail together with interest at 8.75 percent, POSITION: Building Maintenance reports to the Township Board. 616/469-4439 However, with his family and 40% through this point in the legal costs, attorneys fees, and also -Custodian. Salary: Probationary drugstore chain, is looking Motion by Friday, supported by Butler's (25-4) roots in Michigan, he always series. After the first two games, any taxes and insurance that the $10.42; after 60 days, $11.11 for first for respresponsibl( e individuals Nilson. To accept the May 13, 1999, mortgagee pays before the sale. yearned to get back to his home the ratings are bound to sink even year. Benefits: Insurance-$173 self; minutes as read with correction of to fill the popositios n of phar- The property is located in the state, and that is when the further with San Antonio up two $389 self & spouse; $432 full family. starting time. Motion carried. macy tecnnician/cashier. Village of Stevensville, Lincoln e Watervliet opportunity came games to none. Deadline to apply: Thursday, July 1, Received, place on file Treasurers Township, Berrien County, Michi- Now with New York finally This event is in honor of long-time Watervliet teacher and track/cross country coach. Gene Bednarowski, who died in an 1999. Apply in writing to: Personnel Flexible hours. Report. COMPLETE AUT0WP AIR along. He feels the Watervliet job gan, and is described in the mortgage Tom Smith Office, Watervliet Public Schools, Key Person/Head Cash- Motion by Nilson, supported by 451 E. St. Joseph, Coloma is a perfect fit for him and his winning a game on Monday automobile accident in 1985 on his way to a conference track meet. Proceeds from the race support a scholarship in his name. as: Part of the Southwest Quarter of 450 E. Red Arrow Hwy., Watervliet, ier-Rite Aid has a perma- Martin. To pay bills as presented. family. night, it may turn out to be an in- Section 21, Town 5 South, Range 19 MI 49098. Amount 15,537.61. Motion carried. teresting series after all. nent full-time/part-time West, described as follows: Com- Brad is married and has an (24-2) Sergeant Mark Mcculfor from Van 468-9443 TRACTOR However, I don't think the position available for mencing at the South Quarter post of Buren County Sheriff's Department 11-year-old son. He plans on mov- • said Section 21, thence North 217 feet, ing to Watervliet and becoming ratings can recover because a HELP WANTED qualified individuals to arrived and gave a report to the thence West 170 feet, thence North wm GAS TANK • • part of the community. He is guy named Michael Jordan had OFFICE COORDINATOR-18/hr assist the store manager Township Board. 125 feet, thence West 58 feet, thence week position to maintain files and in general store opera- Motion by Nilson, supported by SALES very impressed with the size of something to do with the high Colorful shirt to all entrants - new design South 0° 13' West 342 feet, thence Friday. To prepare 56th Ave. from EN documentation, manage communi- R U Watervliet and the quality of the ratings last year. And this series Medals to top 3 in each runner's age group in men's and women's divisions tions. Duties include East 228 feet to the point of beginn- cations, and filing, track documen- 70th Street to dead end tor paving Landini - Long - Kloti Tractors school facilities. just does not have the star power paperwork, merchandis- ing. Eleven runner's age groups from age 14 and under to 60 and over tation, create newsletter, etc. Office cost of 361410 and to widen and SiSf Orchard and Vegetable Sprayers "When you make a commit- to generate the excitement na- • i ing, and cash control. Property address: 2905 W. John prepare Beanie Road cost of 33,500. • t Overall runner's men's and women's 1st place trophies located in city of St. Joseph. Com- Lifetime Warranty Fuel Tanks ment, you should go all of the tionwide. • t puter experience a must; would con- Please apply in person to Beers Road, Stevensville, Michigan Motion carried. Mowers-Forklifts • i Medals and trophies to top female and male walkers 49127. RENU IS BETTER THAN NEW way and I would like to end my I hope the Spurs win just for the sider temp position. E.O.E. In- your nearest neighborhood The Road Committee would like to PARTS FOR ALL MAKFS The redemption period will be six sealcoat the following roads: Foreign & Domestic coaching and teaching career sake of David Robinson who is a terested persons should submit J Rite Aid Pharmacy. CAR, TRUCK & FARM TIRES resumes by July 2,1999, to Trr-City months from the date of sale, unless 66th Ave. from 67th Street to 70th Specializing in Antiques here at Watervliet," he stated, genuine good guy and deserves a 1EOE M/F the premises are determined to be Make checks payable to: Record, P.O. Box 7, Watervliet, MI Street, 1^ miles; Cars - Tractors • Motorcycles • Etc. "My family and I are tired of ring. The only one that I have any Fees: abandoned in accordance with MCL 67th Street from 66th Avenue to CR 49098. (25-2) Don Butler, owner 621-2001,463-6141 moving around and this seems empathy for on the Knicks team Bednarowski Run 600.3241a; MSA 27A.3241(1), in which 362, IMj miles; $10.00 Early Registration 69760 RED ARROW HWY, HARTFORD like the perfect place to put down is Patrick Ewing who has toiled Watervliet High School * case the redemption period shall be 66th Street from 66th Avenue North • i $12.00 Day of the Run < i E. Red Arrow Highway * 30 days from the date of sale. Vi mile, Vz mile; our roots," he adds. for so long in New York and still • t $9.00 Shirt only • t NEED A , Dated: June 17^.1999 68th Avenue from 60th Street to Old-timers and fans of the does not have a ring to show for ' ( KINNEY, BURDICK, BOWMAN & 62nd Street, 1 mile; Private property was the Jerry Barchett and Ron Farac it. • i NEW CONSTRUCTION LOAN? • t ENGELN, P.L.C. 60th Street from 71st Avenue to 68th era will take to this guy im- ' i Stewart finally gets • By: Mark S. Bowman (P34207) Avenue, 1 mile; original source of freedom. mediately as he likes to run the i • -1 Attorney for Mortgagee 60th Street from 64th Avenue North • LINDA, CHRIS & JEFF It still IS# """Walter Lipp mann "I" formation on offense while monkey off his back •» • • i 811 Ship Street, P.O. Box 24 to Curve, ^ mile; * preferring the 4-3 defense. "We After settling for second place • i New Construction Loan Customers St. Joseph, Michigan 49085 60th Street Street from Red Arrow < i probably won't try anything fan- in two different U.S. opens in 1993 • Entry Blank • i Telephone: (616) 983-0103 to 60th Avenue, 1 mile; VyE?TERN TERRACE For the family values ofWatervliet • Jeffs new home will be a castle - and cy but what we do we will do and '98, Payne Stewart use his • i (6/23, 6/30, 7/7, 7/14 & 7/21,1999) 67th Avenue from CR 681 to 60th Call 983-0011 come to Western Terrace. • r LaSalle is helping him build it. Street, 1 mile; well," he states. putter to stay the course and take • i Last Name First Name | • i Not all banks are willing to finance Brad is a believer in a good home the first place prize of • i i PUBLICATION OF NOTICE • t the extraordinary, but we're in the work ethic and fundamentals. He $625,000. The pressure had to be -1 t OF HEARING • t business of helping folks make their STATE OF MICHIGAN says if you work hard, good tremendous, with Phil Mickel- < i 1 things will happen. "If you are son. Tiger Woods and Vijay Singh • i • dreams come true, and we appreciate PROBATE COURT 00 • t COUNTY OF BERRIEN fair with the players, they will right on his tail. The greens were • i 1 and admire Jeff's vision. • t Address Telephone FILE NO. 99-0391-IE-M perform for you," he says. "You the toughest part of this U.S. • t Bring your new construction project In the matter of GILL FRANKLIN ' i ' • i ¥ to LaSalle and we'll find the right loan PRENKERT, Social Security SAVE '13 to match it. Since 1910, we've been Number 379-74-7334. off the single copy news stand price when you subscribe | " LaSalle didn't make me providing our friends and neighbors TO: DONALD ALBERT PREN- to the Tri-City Record, your hometown weekly | jump through hoops to get KERT, whose address is unknown Your Hometown Dealer! City State Zip C( )de * with fast, simple, flexible mortgages • my loan and they didn't and whose interest in this matter newspaper for Coloma, Hartford, and Watervliet. I U!h . < t and new construction loans. LaSalle may be barred or affected by the j'" i require a large down Annual subscription: please check the box indicating your address • i Federal Savings Bank will keep your payment. Whenever I have a following: NOTICE: A hearing will be held on loan where it belongs - right here in question, it gets answered in Delivery to Berrien and Van Buren counties nl yr. $26 02 yrs. $47 •i Tuesday. July 20,1999, at 9:15 a.m. in .• i Age Shirt Size Event Sex your hometown. a timely manner.' the probate courtroom, St. Joseph, Elsewhere in Mi ni yr. $30 2yrs.$55 Outside MI Dl yr. $35 • 2 yrs. $65 • i loo .• i 7/3/99 S M XL XXL 5KR 5KW M Michigan, before Judge Stuart F. Combination of local & out of state • lyr. $32 02 yrs. $59 Foreign nl yr. $65 u Meek, Jr. (P17581) for the following Ch'iysle'i - iPlyrnoutli.oJge & -now fleep 'i Please use this form to • order or • renew your subscription... le purpose: Petition for Commence- :! • • • • • • ment of Proceedings and Appoint- NEW VEHICLE SALES USED VEHICLE SALES • i a Name ment of Personal Representative, Large Selection Professionally Reconditioned In consideration of your accepting my entry, I, my executors, administrators, and heirs, waive all clams of damage of any nature against the Bednarowski RunAValk and Petition for Court Supervision. Mailing Address organizers for injuries suffered by me as a result of this run/walk. I also verily that I have full knowledge of the risks involved and I am physically trained to participate in June 16,1999 PARTS & SERVICE Factory Trained Technicians laSd/Ze City, State & Zip this event fec/eru/Servings Bon/c Michael Phillip Prenkert mm 463-5656 MM 65597 Red Arrow Highway Amount enclosed, check or money order JdgSm 463-5213 OR 463-6329 Hartford, MI 49057 Signature (Parent signature if participant is under 18) Date Exp/oring /he needs of HOURS: M (8-8) • Tu-Thur (8-6) • Sat (9-2) fomarrow's homeowner 616-621-2654 Charge to Visa, Discover or MasterCard number & expiration date Donald D. Dettman (P26766) 544 N. Main • Downtown Watervliet 1211 E. Napier Avenue Benton Harbor, MI 49022 Dan Shirey, Coloma, (616) 468-6741 Your phone number (for confirmation) 616-926-6135 Mail to (25-1) Tri-City Record, P.O. Box 7, WatervUet, MI 49098 or drop at 138 N. Main St., WatervUet I I i

Page 12 The Tii-Clty Record June 23,1999 Tri-City Area Paw Paw Lake which lies just south of the June23,1999 The Tri-City Record Page 13 highway between Port Huron and imlay City. You might get Almanac Yeske. Amber Jmith had four D 0)0)° FISHING & Karl and Anne, as co- Eddie Payne keeps qualifying streak The cool weather continued hits, including a double; Renee that bearskin through mid-week which helped publishers, changed the name of Forrester and Janalyn Sloan HUNTING to drop the surface water the paper to "Tri-City Record' going at Kalamazoo Speedway each had a double and two hits; 0 rug in Ontario temperature to 80 F, down 3.5 to include Coloma, Hartford and By Jackie Hiler and Kris Yeske and Tabitha Do you have an overwhelming fey degrees from the previous Watervliet. Karl is Editor of the Eddie Payne of Stevensville 24 cars started in this feature Ken Head set fast qualifying Hamilton also had two hits each. urge to get out of bed in the mom- u WalleyREPORe are being takeTn out weekend. A minute rainfall of Record". kept his fast quaUfying streak go- race. time of 15.046. This is the sixth Kourtney Marvin had a hit, ing by first wriggling your toes 0.2 inches had little effect on Lake level and rainfall recorded by* ing last Saturday, June 19, at In the Limited Late 40 owners of the Watervliet Record FRONT END in fifth. Rich Hardy in seventh, with Chris Orr in third. Ken Glass each had two base hits. Business Cards printed at the Tri-City Record, from 31 per thousand year anglers are bringing in and in what year did they Jerry Drake in eighth, and Jim Scheffler in fourth, and Gary For the Tigers, Matt Winnel WE MAKE OUR OWN VINYL some great catches of bluegill purchase it? Actually, ALIGNMENT Stemaman in ninth. There were Howe in fifth place. had a double and good defense John J Jcmke and crappie. Rush and Little REPLACEMENT WINDQWS! was played by D.J. Toffelmier Perry's Perfect Pitch the"Watervliet Record* was Indudcs front wheel drives & 4X4 P/U INSURANCE AGENCY Paw Paw are also hot for owned and published by Gordon Full line Glass Shop, New and Ben Isbrecht. Paw Paw Lake Piano Tuning 100 MILLBURG DRIVE'MILLBURG bluegill in about 4 to 6 feet of and Joanne Banasik, who sold $23.95 & Up KALAMAZOO SPEEDWAY Construction Windows, PINK PANTHERS BEAT PHONE 944-1484 FAX 944-5701 Homes-Churches-Schools: Golf Club SIDING water. the paper to Karl and Anne Outside Service Work ANGELS, 18-8 468-4333 MOST AMERICAN MADE CARS THURSDAY MORNING Soffit, Fascia & "TheSiding Without Fishing has been good for Bayer in 1984. Karl had POINT STANDINGS On June 17 in Girls 6-8 League AUTO^HOME^FARM •BUSINESS steelhead off the pier in St. Open Mon-Fri 8:30-5:30 play. Bill Brown's Pink Panthers WOMEN'S LEAGUE Gutter System ihP_QlJACKS!" previously been the Editor of SUPER LATE Joe, the St. Joe River, and at DOWNTOWN COLOMA 468-4227 beat the Stephanie Faulkner/ COME SEE OUR NEW OFFICE JUNE 17,1999 xz> the Capac Journal in the little MODELS LIMITED LATE the dam in the Paw Paw VISA & MASTER CARDS ACCEPTED Andy Bozell 681 MODELS Troy Garrison 105 Kathy Hook Angels by a score of AND CHECK OUT OUR GREAT For the Front Nine, Dottie % town of Capac, Michigan, 271 Paw Paw St, Coloma River. The Paw Paw River is Ken Scheffler 623 Eddie Payne 692 John Hyder 98 18-8. The plays of the game for AUTO RATES Camp had Low Gross of 44; for Bill Shannon 621 Tom Sprague 643 Randy Simmons 76 the Back Nine, Fran Young had FREE ESTIMATES Perry Williams also producing smallmouth. W PIANO Call Woodward's, 468-7522, Christopher Orr 621 Richard Hardy 642 Jeff Wannamaker 60 Low Gross of 55. 7134 North Branch Rd. Rick Sexton 582 MicheUe Sexton 636 Otis Jennings 47 925-6428 1370 South M-139 , TFJCHMCLVNS for all your fishing and hunt- THE 'VAC DOCTOR' \nnouncing the new addition to For the Front Nine, Mary Ben,on Harbor M1 4 llll CHILD Brent Hook 560 Alan Heritz 636 Ken Johncock 39 1-800-540-6716 Benton Harbor, Ml 4902® ' ing information. John Delayre 555 Jerry Drake 618 Matt Corliss 35 Kugler had Low Net with a 24; Open 6:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. FIXES ALL David Stremme 555 M.C. Skinner 608 Gary Brown 30 Bev Tarantino had Low Net of 36 Jerry Bates 12 on the Back Nine. Monday through Friday HAKES AND Brandon Lyons 544 Dan Uminn 5% OMEO PMEN 5:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Gary Howe 542 Jim Sternaman 571 FACTORY STOCKS Joan Fox had Low Putts on the Jeff Bozell ^ :- 533 Mickey Cornwell 559 Nate Newcomb 676 Repair Service ONLY! Saturday & Sunday NOPELS OF Pxont Nine with a 13 and Betty Todd Currier 520 Jeff Vochaska 531 Steve Potter 656 Strouse had low Putts of 14 on Dave Lober 516 Phil BozeU 519 Ken Head 646 » VACUUNSt! the Back Nine. Jim Dudlev Automotive WOODWARD'S N Thomas Martin 513 Curt Minton 506 Kyle VanSparrentak 635 Larry Dahlke 508 Alan Vochaska 485 Dave Bowen 626 Winning Special events were Doug Hanna 465 Mel Brown Jr. 463 John Chapman 613 Dottie Camp on the Front Nine Washers • Dryers CarCareCenter BAIT&TACKLE Tim Brownlow 461 Ron Blanchard 450 Larry Overbeek 586 and Lois Johnson, Bev Tarantino, Ranges • Dishwashers fotoGeneKfonotAiJamcmtSmce Doug TerMeer 456 Chris Modzeleski 443 Bob Sinclair 565 and Lucy Sanders on the Back Complete Automotive Specialist Brad SheUenbarger 564 Whirpool Kcnmore Only 5605 Paw Paw Lake Rd, Coloma .1 Tom Wright 419 Darlene Johnson 435 Nine. A1 Blanchard 404 Scott Gross 549 7033 Red Arrow Hwy (across from the Bend) Mark Casey 395 Andy Ponstein 384 Tim Kirkendall 391 Warren Speet 549 616-424.5212 (616) 468-4252 Coloma, Ml 490,38 92950 Mariner Dr. FISHING & HUNTING LICENSES John Rachels 380 Doug Stoughton 374 Brian Bergakker 529 616-424-3855 Fax Dowagiac, MI 49047 (616) 468-3479 Fax . Owner Fred Campbell 361 Dennis Wrobliski 324 John TerMeer 522 24-Hour Sales and Service Russ Reist 323 Andy Appelhans 322 Steve Workman 425 (while you wait) featuring Parker Hoses & Fittings 468-7522 MikeRadant 276 Michael Wortinger 308 Greg Youtzy 384 Scott Cunningham 252 Bill Rupczynski 287 Jeff Carter 364 Tim Smith 244 Tom Sevigny 286 Mark Berkey 351 DAVE WILLIAMS OPEN TIL 8 P.M. 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Gary Vanarsdale 185 COLOMA 849-0693 Tim Fulver 59 Jason LaPorte 144 \ John Kuhn 616 637-1994 Dave True 57 Elton Johnson 142 Wayne Clark 159 Scott Zimmer 57 Travis Reist 139 Ken Deyman 133 Make Yours Mike Logan 56 Ed Burgen 138 Stan Lambert 95 Mark Malcuit 55 Troy Sweet 125 John Hyder 83 John C. Johnson Business & Service Directory Curt Spalding 47 Roger Ackerman 119 RonHitts 61 if Attorney at Law Rob Kirkendall 61 OSIER & FORREST TOTAL TREE CAR| JCJ Pete Grimm 41 Lee Sisson 115 A Wedding PERSONAL INJl RV SPECIALIST Rich Mangus 40 Arlo Doughty 113 Clint Campbell 55 • TOPPING ACCOUNTING BICYCLES INSURANCE Jim Hopkins 38 Randy Chupp 112 Chris Bolden 48 • STORM DAMAGE Mike Stanch 40 • TRIMMINI Tim Rugg 29 Arnold Woods 108 2^ HR. 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Page 14 The TrI-Clty Record June 23.1999 ni'., y Coloma DDA OKs listing of Badt Dr. "Catch the Reading Bug" begins ilaia at the Watervliet District Library parcel for $90,00 0 "Catch the Reading Bug!" is time special bu^ stories will be By Cliff Stevens the title of Watervliet Library's read or bug films shown. The Coloma Downtown Devel- for an additional six months. the past year. Summer Reading Program for Every Thursday at 1:30 p.m., opment Authority, at its June 2 The Board approved to list the The former listing expired HHil 1999. For this program the chil- the following special programs meeting, approved renewing the less-than-one-acre site exclusive- June 17, according to Coloma •Hni• - dren are encouraged to read as will be offered: listing of its vacant property in ly with Town & Country Coldwell Mayor Charles Owen. many books as possible over a June 24-Kitty Donohoe, story- the downtown business district Banker, which held the listing for The DDA asking price will re- mm six-week period and earn special teller, musician; July 1-Sarett "bug bucks." These "bug bucks" Nature Center; July 8--John • ••••••••• • ••••••••• main at $90,000. £ About three months ago, a may be used to buy prizes from Dudley, magician; July 15-Kids developer expressed an interest our Bug Store. Included in the Talent Show; July 22-Sidewalk LOMA MOVIE REVIEW in the property, located north of store are such prizes as squirt Chalk Drawing Contest; July STAR WARS: EPISODE I, PHANTOM MENACE Badt Drive; however, DDA guns, yo-yos, Frisbees, bug cat- 30-Science Alive! (note this is a -(Held Over) Showtimes are 3:50 - 6:50 - 9:30. (Rated members never received an offer chers, beanie babies (not the real Friday, not a Thursday); and 1 ; u M August 5-Reading Awards Pro- PGr-13 ) for the property. P ' • - TjilWk" ones), trucks, jewelry, and many other things. gram. THE GENERAL'S DAUGHTER-(Held Over) Stars The DDA purchased the for- mer Badt's Square property in The Summer Reading Pro- Children have to sign up to be John Travolta, Madeleine Stowe, and James Woods. An late 1996 for $50,000. gram began June 21 and runs able to attend the programs. undercover agent of the Army's Criminal Investigation Divi- Shamaly in DDA members felt the $90,000 through July 31. Every Tuesday Seating is limited. This program sion discovers an officer's daughter may have lead a double listing price will help recoup Mexico at 1:30 p.m. during those six is for any children ages 3-12 who life before she was killed. $220,000 spent by the DDA to im- weeks, there will be a storytime live in the area. Must have photo ID for admittance. (Rated "R") prove the property, including the symphony for young children, during which We hope to see you! BIG DADDY-Stars Adam Sandler. A 32-year-old law construction of Badt Drive. school graduate opts to avoid the pressures of adult respon- In another area, the Board ap- orchestra Silent auction sibilities and, to impress his girlfriend, he adopts a 5-year-old proved purchasing two additional Todd Shamaly, son of Dan and Blossomtime boy and learns some life lessons. (Rated <4PG-13") trash containers at a cost of $690 Linda Shamaly of Lapeer, is fund-raiser When it comes to the information super highway, the last for placement in the downtown playing second horn as a mem- Festival thing you want to become is road kill. business district. ber of the OSEM (Orquesta Sym- schedules June 26 at • ••••••••••••••••• phonica del Estado de Mexico), Like to DANCE? the symphony orchestra for the Cubs trip Hartford JUNE 25 THRU JUNE 29 state of Mexico. The orchestra is ** SHOWTIMES SAT-SUN ONLV •FRI-SAT ONLV conducted by Enrique Batiz. UM Church The Blossomtime Festival has WWW.IMOORKTHEATRES.COM THURSDAYS B.V.O.B Todd is living in Toluca, about The Hartford United Methodist put together a trip to see the UOVEUR'S 40 miles west of Mexico City. Church is hosting a "silent auc- Chicago Cubs play the Philadel- He took the job during his tion" on Saturday, June 26, from at Lakes Bowl phia Phillies on Friday, June 25. fourth year of study at the 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. There are many The game begins at 3:20 (MI University of Michigan. He has interesting items to bid on, in- Sister Lakes time) and the bus will leave from GENERAL'S DAUGHTER 1:45" 4:20 7:10 9:40 R studied with Bryan Kennedy and cluding a coin collection; a hand- Only 10 minute S.W. of Hartford Sun Appliances in St. Joseph at Corbin Wagner at U-M in Ann Ar- made quilt; a desk; a homemade STAR WARS EPISODE I 1:15**4:00 6:50 9:30 PG Fridays & Saturdays 11:30 a.m. bor. He's also played second and pie each month for a year; a last June 11 - July 3 will and testament; a teddy bear BIG DADDY 1:30** 4:10 6:40 8:30 10:15 PG13 third horns with the Detroit Sym- Tickets are $45 per person and include transportation and the collection; a cardio-fit exerciser; SOUTH HAVEN This summer may be the last phony. time ever to see the area's Todd spent two summers at In- game ticket. a waterbed frame with head- MICH-3 637-1662 terlochen's All-State Program in Anyone wishing to join the board, drawers and heater; golf premier dance & party band! ENTRAPMENT ENDS 6/29 1:40** 4:15 7:00 9:15 PG13 1993 and 1994. Last summer he group may do so by making clubs, bag and cart; 20 hours of Info: 424-5540 674-8073 reservations and payment in per- yard work or painting; and many STARTS WED 6/30 was at Disney World in Florida at TARZAN 2:00** 4:35 6:50 8:40 G Wil l) Wll 1) W1 ST Epcot Center, playing second son or by mail to: Blossomtime, more items! horn in the Disney Grammy Col- 151 E. Napier Avenue, Benton Proceeds from the silent auc- 2:15** 4:50 7:20 9:25 PG13 AUSTIN POWERS legiate Orchestra. Harbor, MI 49022. tion will be used for the church TH 637-1662 He is the grandson of June Seats will be sold on a first- building fund. The public is in- READY Gravitt of Watervliet. come, first-served basis. vited to come to the silent auction NILES on Saturday, June 26. AUSTIN POWERS 12:15 2:20 4:30 6:50 8:45 10:45* PG13 BIG DADDY 12:10 2:15 4:20 6:40 8:45 10:45 PG13 TARZAN 12:25 2:30 4:45 7:00 8:55 G 1 STARTS WED 6/30 STAR WARS 12:50 3:40 7:10 9:45 PG WILD WILD WEST Welcome to the 15" annual Watervliet THUR BRING VOI R OWN BAG FOR FREE FRESH POPCORN

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fAiim (w BIG DADD/ Mil: .rn 4?fi, VUil ihe I iving History Fncampmcnr in Flaherty Park. Lions Club m liadc and lalk with anlhentic Colonists, traders, Irappers, (pgy *R>. (V15, Y:\7i ATFI, \h\*K artisans, musicians, and native Americans as they camp on KM5, IMS Fn: 12:45, 1:45,2:45, 3:45,4:45, 5:45, bcanlifiil Mill ( reck. Dawn to dark. Thursday thru Sunday Beer & Brats Tent 6:45,7:45,8:45,9:45, 10:45,11:45 Ml? MM5. Ifcft CMS. HIS, n.ft Fri. 5pm - Midnight; Sat. 1 lam - Midnight Sat: 10:45,11:45,12:45,1:45,2:45, •M*), l?l*), S)?!-*), (Vl*), Y?!•), 3:45,4:45,5:45,6:45,7:45,8:45, IMS. 10? IS. IMS Independence Parade 9:45, 10:45, 11:45 Fnjoy Ihe traditional Parade on Main St. at 1 p.m. Saturday FREE ENTERTAINMENT .sr\? |( hlS, IMS. £?|S, his. 2?IS, Sun: 10:45,11:45,12:45,1:45,2:45, Fnlries line up behind the "old" high school on M-14() (t Compliments of the Watervliet Lions Great Lakes 3:45,4:45,5:45,6:45,7:45,8:45, n?is. I?IS. s?is. (Vis. MS. Red Arrow Hwy. Contact Fori Brule, 463-4400, to enter Superior Walls, Epple's Real Estate, 9:45 a?is, IMS McClanahan Construction and LeRoy's Body Shop! Free Plane Rides THE AUSTIN FRIDAY NIGHT Amundsen Aviation at Watervliet Municipal Airport will offer Enjoy all your favorite tunes performed by the famous duo GENERAL'S POWERS 2 free plane rides to "Young Eagles" (youngsters) & discounted flights for adults following the parade. Don't miss this great AI ti Loo, with special guests "Mr. Ed" Skjordal, DAUGHTER ® FRI: 12:30,1:30, 2:30, 3:30, opportunity to see Paw Paw Lake and the Tri cities from the air! Glenn Head and Jack Roose. Sam to 12 midnight. 4:30, 5:30, 6:30, 7:30 8:30, FRI: 12:25, 1:40, 2:55, 4:20, Sponsored by LeRoy's Body Shop & McClanahan Construction 6:40, 7:55, 9:05, 10:20, 9:30,10:30,11:30 Ride the Amtrak 11:25 SAT: 10:30,11:30,12:30,1:30, . Ride the Am link in iis special 8:45 p.m. slop in Wnleivliel Fiidny. A SATURDAY EVEmS SAT: 10:00, 11:20, 12:25, 2:30, 3:30,4:30, 5:30,6:30, 1:40, 2:55, 4:20, 5:35, 6:40, hii\ will provide linnspnilnlinn to meet the train in St. Joseph. , leaving Little Miss & Mr. Firecracker Contest 7:30,8:30, 9:30,10:30,11:30 7:55, 9:05, 10:20, 11:25 Br/. City Hallnt appmx. 7p.m.. Call 46.1-6769for resennlioits 11:30am, sponsored by the Watervliet Lioness Club SUN; 10:00, 11:20, 12:25, SUN: 10:30,11:30,12:30,1:30, 1:40, 2:55, 4:20, 5:35, 6:40, 2:30, 3:30,4:30, 5:30,6:30, Arts and Crafts Booths Parade Awards, 2p.m., sponsored by the WBA 7:55, 9:05 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 Find bargains galore among the arts, crafts and vendor stands INSTINCT ® NOTTING HILL (pg-,3) in Library Park contact Joanie Fibby at 46.V4333 Thrill to the Magic of John Dudley, the area's FRI 4 Sat; 12:05, 2:35,5:05.7:50,10:30 FRI; 2:05.4:35,7:05,9:35,12:00 premier, most popular magician! 2:30 - 3 p.m. SUN; 12:05, 2:35, 5:05., 7:50 SAT; 11:25.2:05.4:35.7:05,9:35.12:00 PIONEER HAND WORK SUN; 11:25.2:05,4:35, 7:05.9:35 See how I I was really done. Watch the ladies demonstrate their Go back in lime with the Wild Woody's, a rollicking, STARS WARS 9:00,10:00,11:00,12:00 skills in knitting, crocheting, spinning, weaving, tatting, hand sewing and dressmaking! 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the l ibrary. Salutday nostalgic Rockabilly show! 6-8:30pni EPISODE ONE (PC) SAT; 10:00,11:00,12:00,1:00, 2:00. 3:00,4:00, 5:00,6:00, THE PHANT0N MENACE If you ever liked the Blues Brothers, you'll love Soup Shoes, 7:00, 8:00,9: FRI; 12:00,1:00, 2:00,3:00, a powetful JO- piece ihthm and blues revuel 9 12pm. SUN; 10:00,11:00,12:00,1:00, 4:00, 5:00,6:00, 7:00,8:00,. Saturday's stage events sponsored by Great Lakes • 12:00 2:00, 3:00,4:00, 5:00,6:00, 1 •njoy the largest fireworks display in the area in the safety of Hays Superior Walls and Epple's Real Estate 7:00,8:00,9:00, 10:00 SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT-NO Park (no cars allowed!). The show starts at dusk (about 10:15). 00,10:00,11:00 PASSES OR DISCOUNT TICKETS l imited paiking in paper mill lot south of Park Duck Race on Mill Creek EXPANDED HOURS PLEASE HAVE I.D. Join the fun, race your duck on Mill Creek in Flaherty Park Sunday fhe Indcpcmlcncc Weekend Cclebtalion K organized by ihe Walctvliel Door Open at 11:30 a.m. Monday for any of 35 cash prizes, from $50 to $1,000! Contact a Bll^ine,i,; Asvocialion; ennlael eelebralinn chairman Karl Bayer ai 463 6397 through Friday and 9:30 a.m. Saturday READY FOR "R" RATED WBA member for tickets! Or call Scott Walter at 463 6966 and Sunday FILMS