N/C News & Feature Stories Inside 481 MIXED DET.-1 Glad-Peach HOAG & SONS Officers elected at the Waterviiet School Board organizational meeting, P Festival SPRINGPORT. MI 49234 Royalty Watervliet Twp. approves Nature's Cove request, with strings, Pg. 5 candidates Hartford Board of Ed. interviews administrative job candidates, Pg. 9 pictured on "Brass Car" tour visits local couple's vintage "Ice Cream Shoppe," Pg. 9 pages 7 & 10 Citizen group forming to protect area river watersheds, Pg. 13 See Pg. 14

The hometown newspaper for Coloma - Hartford - Watervliet 463-6397 [email protected] www.tricityrecord.com CITY RECORD 124th Year Issue #30 July 24, 2008 Seventy-five Cents Reconstruction to besin on North Watervliet Rd. Bridge on Aug. 1 Bridge work will close road Police By Lynn Attila crossway, yet tried to restore it to a The highly anticipated and long safe condition. awaited reconstruction of the bridge After the study was completed, it on North Watervliet Road (west side was discovered, Hutchins pointed of M-140) in Watervliet will begin out, that both of these things could in earnest on August 1, 2008, ac- not be accomplished. So the histori- Compiled by Annette Christie cording to Brian Bemdt, Engineer/ cal flavor of the bridge is being sac- Manager of the Berrien County rificed to obtain a safe crossing for whoCocaine and Road Commission. motorized and foot traffic. LONG DETOUR... reconstruciton work on the North Watervliet Rd. The bridge, originally constructed • Bemdt said the Berrien County marijuana dealers in 1916, according to Berrien Road Commission will be closing bridge will close the road to thru- traffic to mid-November. County Road Commission records, the North Watervliet Road Bridge busted in Hartford (Karl Bayer photo) has been in sorry shape for the past over the Paw Paw Lake inlet in Van Buren County Sheriff Dale R. North Watervliet Road to M-140 and • ••• several years. Watervliet Charter Township for Gribler reports that on July 18 the then to Dwight Boyer Road. Watervliet Township Supervisor reconstruction starting August 1, Van Buren County Sheriff's Office The road closure will last approxi- Dan Hutchins recounted that about 2008, and will be closed until Narcotics Unit made an arrest after mately 14 weeks from the start date. eight years ago a routine bridge November 15, 2008. The road will conducting a four-month investiga- The cost of the bridgework will run inspection brought attention to the remain open to local residences but tion into cocaine and marijuana dis- $810,000, with monies being sup- safety issues concerning the cross- the existing bridge will be removed, tribution. plied by the Critical Bridge Fund. way, and the bridge was targeted for resulting in a loss of "thru traffic." The search of the residence resulted There will be no cost to the Town- replacement. Traffic will be detoured away from in the seizure of approximately one- ship. The bridge was also classified as an half ounce of marijuana, 4.5 grams "Historical Bridge" at that time. Glad-Peach Fest Honorary Citizens named of cocaine, a scale, packaging mate- This classification, unfortunately, rial, and U.S. currency. impeded the timely reconstruction Two subjects who resided at the res- as state officials searched for ways idence were arrested. A 44-year-old to keep the historical flavor of the male was charged with possession with intent to deliver cocaine and possession with intent to deliver RYAN ANDERSON...(left) presents a "Flag Deposit Receptacle," part Glad-Peach marijuana. of his Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project that will lead to the rank A 32-year-old female was also of Eagle Scout, to Pete Petruk, Commander of Coloma American Le- Festival arrested for the same charges. gion Post 362. (Contributed photo) August 1-3 A 20-year-old male who also re- By Cnristina Glass sided there was found to be in pos- Eaele Scout Leadership Service Project In just over a week, the streets of session of drug paraphernalia, and Coloma will be lined with people charges will be sought at a later date and full of celebration. As always, L after receiving the drug lab report. w Please dispose of the folks who plan and run the festi- NAMED "HONORARY COLOMA CmZENS ..John and Karen Both subjects were taken into cus- val have been working super hard to Demis, owners of John's Glass and Easy Street Inn in downtown Colo- tody and were being held at the Van ma, have been given the title of "Honorary Coloma Citizens" for this make sure it is a great celebration for Buren County Sheriff's Office, year's Glad-Peach Festival. (Christina Glass photo) their fabulous hometown. Annually pending a review of the Prosecutor's your old flags here taking place the first full weekend of Office and arraignment. Local business owners named The investigation remains open, By Lynn Attila cloth has withstood the test of time August, the festival falls on August pending additional investigation. Ryan Anderson, a Coloma High and has always prevailed. When an 1.-3 this year. "Honorary Coloma Citizens" School junior, has completed his American flag is thrown into the Even though the Carnival opens on Helmets save two By Christina Glass doubts about moving to a smaller Eagle Scout Leadership Service trash and ends in a landfill, the sense Thursday evening with "Dollar from serious injury John and Karen Demis, owners of town. Now he loves it and claims Project, a requirement on the road to of pride for what it has done for us is Night," the festival will officially John's Glass and Easy Street Inn, that he wouldn't leave, even if you in Keeler Township becoming an Eagle Scout. Ryan is lost and the void is filled with a care- kick off Friday evening. Head on have been named "Honorary Colo- paid him. He teases about how, Van Buren County Sheriff's depu- the son of Rick and Jan Anderson of less attitude." down to the Leonard Mainstage in ma Citizens" for this year's Glad- when he first moved to Coloma, he ties responded to a dirt bike versus Benton Harbor. Anderson said he choose this partic- Baker Park for the festival opening Peach Festival. would go to the bar and watch all the ATV accident with injuries that An Eagle Scout is a Scout with the ular project because he firmly and crowning of the new Glad- Peach Princc and Princess. Glad-Peach Parade Chairman Joan "old guys" play cards. Now he says occurred on private property in the distinction of obtaining the highest believes that a difference can be Bell says that the Demises were cho- he is one of the "old guys." 87000 block of C.R. 690. rank attainable in the Boy Scout of made in how the public treats the Shortly following the ceremony, Coloma's youngest citizens are sen "because they do a lot for Colo- John and Karen have been married Through an investigation of the America (BSA) Scouting program. flag. ma." She also stated that they are for 27 years and have one daughter. incident, it was determined that the Requirements include earning at "With a little guidance, I can help invited to participate in the Youth Parade as it travels down Main very deserving, wonderful people They opened John's Glass 20 years two drivers were friends who were least 21 merit badges and demon- them to respect our country by prop- and are always willing to give dona- ago and then the Easy Street Inn riding on a trail. The ATV was head- strate Scout spirit, service, and lead- erly discarding old and worn flags Street. Saturday will start early for those tions to help with community events seven years later, right next door to ed eastbound on the trial and the dirt ership. The Scout must have attained so that their pride for America never taking part in the Glad-Peach 10K such as the festival. the glass business. They live on bike was headed westbound when the rank of Varsity Scout and have dies out!" he stressed. Run, 5K Run, 5K Walk, or IK Fun Indeed they do. Upon entering Wilson Avenue, which is not far at they collided. served as a Life Scout for at least six The receptacles are located at: Run. This run promises to be bigger John's Glass, you can observe the all from where they work down- Gregory Paul Winters, 27, was months. American Legion Post 362, 6505 than ever as runners involved in the wall lined with pictures, certificates town. transported by private vehicle to The Leadership Service Project is Red Arrow Highway in Coloma; Fruit Belt Series come closer to and thank-you notes from all the They both agree that their favorite Lakeland Hospital in St. Joseph. one of the final steps needed to American Legion Post 345, 9214 earning extra recognition. times over the years that they have thing about Coloma is the fact that it James Joshua Kehrer, 22, was trans- attain this highest accomplishment. First Street, Baroda; American While registration will still be open supported the community in various is a small town. Karen says it is nice ported by Sister Lakes Ambulance, With this project, the Scout plans, Legion Post 105 Auxiliary, 1645 until 7:30 that morning, it is very ways. to "know everyone." In a close com- also to Lakeland. organizes, leads and manages all Paw Paw Avenue, Benton Town- simple to register online now at Karen grew up in Coloma and has munity, people take care of each Both operators were wearing hel- aspects. ship; and American Legion Post www.signmeup.com/60579: just fol- lived here all of her life, but John other and that is something that gets mets. Deputies report that alcohol Eagle Scouts are presented with a 331,4241 Legion Street, Bridgman. low the prompts, and you will be grew up in St. Joseph and had his and/or drugs were not factors in the medal and a badge that visibly rec- Anderson, a member of Boy Scout CONTINUED ON PAGE 10 ready to run in no time. crash. Keeler Fire Department ognize the accomplishments of the Troop 614, was aided by his fellow The carnival, arts and crafts show, Quick Response and the Sister young man. Additional recognition Scouts and his parents while com- A week of heat, humidity food booths, and family art fair will Lakes Fire Department Ambulance can be earned through Eagle palms, pleting the project. all be opening at 10:00 a.m. on Service assisted at the scene. awarded for completing additional He will be honored with his award and rain hurt attendance Saturday, making it a good time to tenure, leadership and merit badge at a ceremony to be held in the near Lawrence Township requirements. future. CONTINUED ON PAGE 6 at Van Buren Youth Fair woman still missing After all requirements are met, he The 2008 Van Buren Youth Fair attendees returned from their vehi- Sheriff Gribler reports that Anita must pass an extensive interview wrapped up its weeklong run last cles located in the fair parking lots to Lou Hambleton of Lawrence Town- with the Eagle Scout Board of Re- Saturday, July 19, on a wet note. the rain-soaked grounds, according ship is still missing. She was report- view. Attendance numbers are still being to Garrod. ed missing on June 11 when her hus- Eagle Scouts are expected to set an tabulated and fair officials remain Hopes for a better Saturday were band returned home from work. example for other Scouts and to optimistic, despite unfavorable dashed as a steady rain soaked the The department has performed an become leaders in life. Eagle Scouts weather conditions that hampered grounds for most of the day. extensive search of the property and go on to being successful in the mil- the fair. However, a bright spot came late adjoining areas. Michigan State itary, as service academy graduates "Two factors played heavily into afternoon as the rain clouds moved Police helicopters, K-9 tracking and as esteemed professional in Mm this year's attendance," said Paul out of the area, leaving the fair- dogs from the Van Buren County major businesses and politics. The Garrod, a Youth Fair Board member. grounds with scattered rain puddles Sheriffs Department, and Michigan Scouts who enlist in the U.S. mili- Hot and muggy conditions and rain and muddy conditions in the parking State Police have been used to assist tary often receive advanced rank in were prevalent throughout most of lots. in the search. recognition of their achievements. the week, according to Garrod. Hambleton is described as a white For his Eagle Scout Leadership "Wednesday night, a freak thunder- "We appreciate those who came out female, 57 years of age, 5'4" in Service Project, Anderson chose to storm and strong winds struck the Saturday night following the all-day height, and approximately 160 build four receptacles to act as . fairgrounds, sending fair-goers rain," said Garrod. pounds. She has brown hair and deposit sites for American flags that scampering for cover. Many took He added, "A decision to hold the hazel eyes. She reportedly suffers no longer are suited to symbolize shelter inside commercial exhibit or ever-popular demolition derby was , ru . li. . Jr.-ta from bi-polar disorder and did not this great country of ours. livestock buildings, while others made late Saturday afternoon. We THREE GENERATIONS WERE REPRESENTED...as Tina Streeter have her medication with her on the Anderson said, "The American flag scurried to their vehicles," said wanted to make it happen if we of Hartford participated in a new event with her team, Rock and Duke. day she was reported missing. is the symbol for our country and Garrod. could. Mother Nature finally let us Riding along during the obstacle course competition are her son, Kyle; Gribler is requesting that anyone has always stood for freedom and After a short period of time, the rain and his 3-year-old twin daughters, Elena and Giana Romeo. salvage what we could for Saturday independence. This simple piece of and winds disappeared and some night." (Christina Glass photo) CONTINUED ON PAGE 6

\ Renewing our BorCtl? Why? yu/y 24, 2008 Tri-City Record 3 2 Tri-City Record July 24. 2008 and condo association meetings in My idem order to share and inform us about commitment Social Security & you Soccer was once a boring game to By Vonda VanTil, Social Security Letters & Commentary this project. piom the me. I didn't understand it very well, There are also many volunteers & to wind and Public Affairs Specialist 1 had no participation with it, and I Around a month ago, a company Spiritual We carc about knocking on doors to share and in- 1-800-772-1213 was busy with other things. I there- licensed by the state of Michigan solar energy Capitol r,vV } ;^ %• va .aM lj form and ask for your support. It ' fore felt no need to investigate it at Paw Paw Lake and with a DNR permit, rounded up, Compass takes everyone working together to BEAUTIFUL MICHIGAN As energy costs continue to sky- by rW which took longer. How about that? all. and privacy issues safely and humanely, some of the rt.x.M People are wild achieve this end, which is the im- COUNTRYSIDE- rocket, it is imperative that renew- Fred Upton A federal benefit that took less time Then my two sons joined AYSO. Points Dear Editor. "non-banded" geese (approximately proving and maintaining of the AND NO SIGN (I S ^ ; "vj! able sources of energy such as wind Congressman to apply for than getting a car wash." Now there was a new reason to Tri-City (Record) printed a drawing 150), and turned them over to the about online resource which benefits everyone in ORDINANCES!?! Vvv H 5*.' and solar are part of the conversa- "I am amazed at the speed and effi- investigate and participate in soccer of Paw Paw Lake and the location of DNR for relocation. The DNR relo- the community. tion as we seek to reduce harmful ciency," said Joe from California. so that 1 could better understand the public beaches on it. We, who live cated the geese to a protected goose retirement By Pastor David C. Helms I have been on the lake for 40 years greenhouse gas emissions and escalating by the day, the Senate has "My wife turns 62 in September and game. While other things remained Plymouth Congregational Charch on the lake, appreciate that. preserve located in Allegan, MI. The achieve energy independence. failed to consider the legislation. By You've heard what we at Social will follow me in applying online." and I have seen many changes, both important, the new opportunity for interest, and for the same reasons I However, I must address this to fee charged by the company for the I firmly believe in an "all-of-the- extending the tax breaks to encour- Security have to say about retiring Eileen from Pennsylvania said, "It good and bad. My true hope for the family involvement took higher pri- was bored with soccer (I didn't those who abuse "private property" roundup was paid for by the Paw online - that it's fast, easy and future is that everyone (County, above" approach in meeting the age the development of renewable took 20 minutes. I loved that after ority. on this beautiful lake. It's great to Paw Lake Foundation. understand it very well, I had no par- energy needs of future generations. energy sources, we are sending the secure. Now see what some of our each page it would tell me if I had townships, Coloma and Watervliet) The game that once bored me now ticipation with it, and I was busy have fun. We do. We boat, jet-ski, ALL of the geese on Paw Paw Lake In addition to renewable energy, we signal to firms in Michigan and recent applicants have written about made a mistake. It was very easy to will continue to work together so we 51*?* Jl; had my attention, and we have fam- with other things)? and at one time belonged to the were not relocated. In fact, there are across the country that the govern- applying for Social Security benefits use." can achieve a very positive change HEY// must also make a long-term commit- ily albums of my sons' soccer Chicagoland Water Ski Club. still a lot of geese around the lake online. Perhaps we don't understand life for our lake that benefits every citi- ment to domestic oil exploration, the ment will continue to be a loyal part- Vicki from Ohio said, "It's a no- exploits to prove it! 1 could hardly Most boaters are aware of extend- and the golf course. Many lake resi- 1 7HIWK very well. With our personal addic- •n promotion of clean coal technolo- ner in the quest for green technolo- "I am beyond thrilled about the on- brainer. Applying online was so zen. ISEEASRACEi ^ sit down during a game; it was so ing certain courtesies to others. But dents have expressed their apprecia- line filing process," said Priah from tion to fantasy and entertainment we I want to say thank you to all of you gies and emissions-free nuclear gies. easy, the application was very user- exciting! there are those who seem not as tion for the reduction of the geese OVER THERE//) * fort really don't participate very well in power and increased conservation We especially have great potential Ohio. "The retirement application friendly. I liked it." who met me at the door and allowed What is "being bored" anyway? real life either, even though we feel aware about property that is private, population and the improvement of was easy to start. I did not feel me to share information about this eucrl . through efficient technologies. here in Michigan, and I support Don't just take our word for it. According to The American College We live next door to a piece of land the shoreline and their health con- rushed at all." very busy with all our busy-ness. project. Education of the lake prob- ot) On May 21, the House approved building wind turbines on Lake Listen to what others are saying all Dictionary, it is a feeling of weari- that appears to be public. In the past, There is also emptiness and, like cems. '/vS AMCCZF^ legislation extending tax credits for Michigan to harness the power of Tom from Arizona had this to say: over the country. Join the more than lems has so enlightened me, and I ness and discontent resulting from marbles in a box, we noisily move we've worked it out with the owner Paw Paw Lake Foundation "I recently applied for Social Secur- hope I have been able to share this renewable sources of energy. The the wind. Fostering investment in one million people who have taken satiety (too full of something) or to remove rickety picnic tables and Infestation Committee ity benefits online, which was pain- around a lot; but we haven't arrived with my neighbors. It has improved ! Renewable Energy and Job Creation renewable energies, especially wind advantage of the most convenient lack of interest. rusty old grills because they were at anything of lasting value. Goose population Act of 2008, H.R. 6049, extends the and solar. less and took about 20 minutes. 1 way to apply for retirement benefits my perspective on life here in Water- The lack of interest part describes We do need a new meeting - not a being used by strangers more to col- followed that up with a car wash. vliet. soon-to-expire renewable energy The benefits of the tax incentives - online. It sure beats waiting in line. my pre-AYSO boredom. Now soc- lect garbage than to cook hamburg- control needed on meeting with church, but a meeting Thank you all again for considering production tax credit through the are numerous - helping fortify our cer has become a part of our family ers. Paw Paw Lake with God Himself, and with the real- this important initiative. end of 2009 - which includes energy energy needs, boosting our local story. We've worked it out to trim tree Don't get caught ities of His claims on our lives. Dear Editor, Donna Frieling sources such as wind, geothermal, economy, all the while protecting A church billboard reads: "Bored? branches and bum excess wood and Personally meeting the Savior gives Our family, as lifelong Paw Paw closed-loop biomass, hydropower, the environment. With a commit- We need to meet." But why would debris. The owner has allowed us to Stolen signs as signs new, exciting purpose very beyond Lake homeowners, applauds the landfill gas and trash combustion ment to renewable sources of ener- watching static someone be "bored"? Perhaps from help keep it looking nice. our boredom as we personally learn recent action taken to reduce the of the times! facilities. Additionally, the legisla- gy, we can restore stability to the In February 2009, television sta- too much of our current life experi- To our understanding, the property of His relevance and love for us goose overpopulation on Paw Paw tion extends soon-to-expire tax cred- market and encourage the develop- tions will broadcast exclusively in ence so that we've become "satiat- is for use by their condo renters sit- Dear Editor, individually. No boredom there, but Lake. After several summers of ex- its for commercial solar energy and ment of new, innovative green tech- digital, meaning older analog televi- ed" with our empty pursuits? uated about a half block behind us. While I agree with one candidate Lansing a much greater enjoyment of the periencing the disgusting waste left fuel cells through the end of 2014. nologies. sions will stop working. Many peo- Possibly. Or maybe just from lack of However, after all our efforts, for the Watervliet Charter Township 7-24-06 exciting game! all over our property on a continu- ple still have questions about what boaters park for hours, sometimes Board that the number of signs a was unanimously judged by the firms as an Executive Vice President in Berwyn, IL, where in 2002 he was ous day-to-day basis, something had they need to do to prepare for the cleaning their boats with harsh candidate places on our lawns Township Board to be the most qual- and Chief Financial Officer. He was Chairman of its successful Capital j to be done. Primary election reminder switch. chemicals (which go into the lake) should not be the measure of the ified of those seeking the office, appointed to and served two years, Campaign. By Rep. John Proos Our family, friends, and especially Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land urges registered voters to take part in Newer televisions with digital 9ox yewc heattfi. S. Tafety and allowing their dogs to run loose. man or woman running for office; even by one who is now running for before moving to Michigan, as To those stealing Grane's signs, my the children and pets could no Michigan's primary election on Tuesday, August 5, from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 tuners and those connected to pay turns to static, so 1 cncourage every- When we're enjoying a nice drink, however, I do believe when a candi- his position. Director of Village Administration comment to you is this: If your wish Submitted by the Berrien County Health Department longer enjoy our yard or beach. Piles p.m. service such as cable or satellite will one who will be affected to take gazing at the lake, we suddenly see a date does invest in signs, others Grane's qualifications are long and and Public Safety for Indian Head is to deprive your community of an 269 926-7121 ^ of waste every six to eight inches To satisfy the state's voter I.D. requirement, residents should bring a dri- not be affected by the switch. advantage of this money-saving dog doing its duty, a person urinat- should not steal them. impressive. He is retired from the Park, IL, managing its affairs and individual who is the most qualified \ caused by 40-50 geese on our prop- ver's license or other acceptable picture I.D. to the polls. Those who are not Residents who receive TV signals offer. way to prevent the spread of infec- ing, or someone leaving garbage One candidate in Watervliet Charter USAFR and Michigan's Air serving as its Chief of Police, com- candidate for Treasurer and one who Health at the Fair erty each day became a disturbing in possession of proper I.D. can still vote by signing an affidavit. the old-fashioned way through rab- The switch to digital is perhaps the tion. Proper hand washing tech- Township, incumbent Treasurer National Guard as a Lt. Colonel, manding a force of 17 police offi- will protect your money, you may behind to rot. And we ve gotten that health hazard that we feared might Voters with disabilities have the option of using AutoMARK accessible vot- bit ears or a rooftop antenna must biggest thing to happen to television By BCHD staff niques need to be practiced at all Wayne Grane, has had over $500 with service including combat mis- cers. Previously Grane had been well leave that office and those infamous gesture, giving workout to not only kill our lawn but could ing equipment, which is available at every polling place in the state. purchase a special converter box in since the switch to color. In addition Interacting with animals can be a times, but especially when in contact worth of signs stolen in the past few sions over Bosnia as a Flight Com- elected to the Village Board, serving funds in the hands of fine individu- the middle finger, when asking infect all of us and our pets. order to continue receiving recep- to providing better quality televi- wonderful experience, both for chil- with animals. weeks. mander and a fighter pilot among seven years as the Village Financial als, but much less qualified. If suc- strangers to not kick a pipe, not use especially feared what also tion. sion, digital is also a more efficient dren and adults. However, even To properly wash your hands, wet Perhaps this indignation, in a more other Command responsibilities. Trustee. cessful, you will have to, along with our pier, or not spill the party onto could be happening to our wonder- Summer tax collection begins To help lower the cost of buying a method of transmitting signals; healthy animals can carry bacteria your hands under warm water, create perfect world, would prompt the During his 24 years of National Currently Grane is a Director of the the rest of the community, live with our property (though we have a fui since most of the waste ran which means the switch will free up and other organisms that can some- a lather with soap and scrub vigor- other two Treasurer candidates to converter box, the federal govern- ^ence)- off directly into the lake water. service he received numerous serv- Paw Paw Lake Foundation and your "dirty tricks." airwaves for police and fire forces to times make people sick. People can ously for 20 seconds (the time it pull their signs in the spirit of bipar- in Bainbridge Township ment is offering $40 off coupons, Would insurance cover their in- Since the relocation of the goose ice medals and commendations Treasurer of the Paw Paw Lake Robert Becker use for emergency communications. catch these organisms where ani- takes to sing "Happy Birthday" tisanship and goodwill. which you can get by visiting junes? population, our property once again including the prestigious Air Force Yacht Club as well as the incumbent By Teresa LaPlante This will also allow the government mals are present, especially when twice). Then rinse the soap off and This thievery would not be so egre- www.dtv2009.gov or calling 1-888- We re pretty shocked each time this is nearly free of goose waste, our Commendation Medal with Oak Treasurer of Watervliet Charter SUBSCRIBERS Bainbridge Township is now collecting summer taxes. Taxes must be paid to auction some signal space to com- contact with animals is encouraged. dry your hands with a disposable gious if Wayne Grane were not qual- DTV-2009. happens. What if someone did that iawn [s once again beautiftilly green Leaf Cluster and the Vietnam Ser- Township. He is also acting as the by September 1 to avoid any interest penalties. panies to provide new wireless serv- The primary mode of transmission paper towel. Use this paper towel to ified, but he is and perhaps more so Please double-check the About 1.5 million people through- on their private property, in front of and, most importantly, our beach is vice Medal. liaison to the Berrien County The Township is also collecting taxes for Benton Harbor Public Schools. ices. is hand to mouth after touching ani- turn off the sink, as the handles may than his opposition. Grane was ap- expiration date above your out Michigan use rabbit ears or their home? Isn't this as private as dean and our family, friends and Grane's civilian accomplishments Sheriff's Marine Division for the Taxpayers are reminded to make tax payments payable to "Bainbridge As always, I look forward to hear- mals' fur, hair, skin, and saliva that still be contaminated. pointed Treasurer after the resigna- name on this week's rooftop antennas for TV reception. theirs? Because it's private, there especially the children are able to include 26 years of management Paw Paw Lake Association. Grane Township Treasurer," not Benton Harbor Schools or Berrien County as has ing your comments and feedback. has become contaminated with fecal Hand sanitizers can also be effec- tion of the previous Treasurer and mailing label; please call Viewers who are caught unprepared isn t a municipal cleanup crew to safely enjoy Paw Paw Lake. experience with regional trucking is a past director of the PAV YMCA organisms. These animals may show (269) 463-6397 if it is incorrect. been done in the past. for the switch are in for an unpleas- You can contact me toll-free at I- tive if soap and water are not avail- sweep away the messes they leave. We, along with hundreds of other Summer 2008 Tax Collection dates and times at Bainbridge Township Hall ant surprise- when every channel 888-656-0079. no signs of illness and the bacteria able. Do not use hand sanitizers with Please tell boaters to be aware of paw paw Lake homeowners, are are as follows: can live months or years in the envi- water. private property and how they treat grateful for the wisdom of those Thursday, July 31, 8:00 a.m.-12:00 noon; ronment. For more information, call the the lake and its environs. As we said who initiated and executed this relo- Saturday, August 9, 8:00 a.m.-12:00 noon; It is therefore important that all vis- Berrien County Health Department -V and you showed - there are two pub- cation process. Tuesday, August 19, 8:00 a.m.-12:00 noon and 5:00-8:00 p.m.; itors take precautions to avoid ill- at 926-7121. lic beaches that we know of on Paw Thank you so much. Thursday, September 11, 8:00 a.m.-12:00 noon; ness. Karl's From the healthcare Paw Lake. People who recreate here Jim, Gaye & Ashley Engel Monday, September 15, 8:00 a.m.-12:00 noon and 1:00-5:00 p.m. Be sure to supervise children in ani- ^ professionals at Do you have a topic need to find out their locations and There is a drop box located in the foyer of the Township Hall if you wish to mal areas, and do not allow them to Fence or question to be addressed use them. We can all enjoy this lake, drop off your payment at another time. It can be accessed during normal touch animals and then put anything Coloma American By Anne Bayer, Co-publisher to any columnist if we're courteous. Have fun. Kolumn business hours - Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. in their mouths. No one should eat on this page? Thanks. Legion Auxiliary By Karl Bayer, Editor and Publisher We had a busy week and we spent Paw Paw Lake. Tax deferment forms can also be picked up at the hall during those times. or drink in an animal area. Sherry Miller appreciates all the time with our family. Uncle Richard and Aunt Connie Washing your hands is the simplest E-mail to [email protected] ANY SILVER LINING IN GAS PRICES?... Gas prices are coming down Everyone was home, and it was fun. even flew in from Florida for a long contributions to because the price of crude oil is coming down. Why do gas prices not drop Tom Scheid I baby-sat for our three little weekend so there was time to fish investing in lour Future as fast as they go up? is your man! Silent Auction Marchenko granddaughters. It was a and to play. They flew out on By Charles Stein I was talking to a local station owner earlier this week. He said prices are You can't control stock prices, but Focus on Dear Editor, lot of work, but it was fun. They are Monday and we all had fun; so Investment Use Extra Caution When Preparing Food Dear Editor, getting lower. you can Tharlk ou ,0 a111116 all such a great bunch of kids. thanks for the memories. Representative I will be proud to cast my vote for y businesses that I said they're not getting low enough fast enough. control your reaction to them. If Outdoors made contributions to our Silent We even had lots of time with Eli There will be an opportunity to Edwardjones Fitness the election of Tom Scheid as Trea- It may be the oil price gouger conspiracy of oil producers, crackers, ship- "MaU»u Seme of Inmiinu" you remain calm and survey your Auction. You have all made this an- and Kendall and, of course, Ben. make more memories here in town Stop into just about any restaurant, lately, and it's likely you won't By Ann DeHaven surer of Watervliet Charter Town- pers, sellers, and taxers (our governments are raking in billions of extra gas individual situation with an under- other great year: Will and Karli are now just too busy over the Glad-Peach Festival week- 154 Badt Dr. be served tomatoes, Jalapeno peppers or cilantro. These fresh ship on August 5. tax revenue) went too far this time and woke up the sleeping giant American Coloma standing of what's happening in Dr. Moss, Main Street Pharmacy, to spend time with the family, but end. Make sure that you all fit in a produce items have been suspected by the Food and Drug What is fitness? i I've had the pleasure of Tom work- gas user. 468-4153 the broader market, you'll be like- Cutting Comers w/Ruby, Brookfield they stopped by to say "Hi" and to "peachy" time at the festival. Administration of carrying salmonella - a type of food poisoning - ing for me and also serving on sev- People are driving less and are using more public transportation. More and ly to make rational decisions. Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep, Lee Brown- see all the relatives. It was a nice While you are in downtown and they've been temporarily pulled from the market in a Physical Fitness is defined as a set of attributes that you have or achieve eral committees with him. He defi- more Americans are thinking twice about their energy consumption and • • Make no sudden moves. When dorf, Harding's, Enchanted Florist, time to be together with everyone. Coloma, make sure you mention to that relates to the ability to perform physical activity. There are five com-! nitely is a man of the highest integri- _ , nationwide safety effort. This food recall has brought attention to about renewable energy alternative such as wind and nuclear power to sup- We also had time to visit with so Don't Let Bear facing a bear, you can't make sud- S,reet True Value 0 0 the local merchants that you saw the important issue of food borne illness. Since food poisoning ponents to fitness that relate to health (body composition, cardiovascular ty, truthful and loyal to all residents ^ - " C ' "^ ply more electricity. den moves. And when you're in many of Justin and Kris' friends their ads in the Record. Market Devour Your happens more often in the summer months, it's a good time to fitness, flexibility, muscular endurance, strength), and six components' of the Township. Escape, Orchard Hills; As I told the gas station owner as I handed over a fistful of bills to fuel the from town and high school and col- I am amazed that we are looking at the midst of a bear market, you Affordable norist EIite Town & investment Strategy review the safe handling of foods. related to skill (agility, balance, coordination, power, reaction time, speed)i Tom is a local resident; his family ' ' gas guzzler, it could be the American gas consumer has finally said enough lege. So it was a great, busy week; also want to avoid reacting too Coun,r 4 Seasons P001 & S a August. Where did the summer go? I am going to break down each component over the next several weeks.- has lived in our community all of y- P ' to being the gas goat supplying huge profits to big oil and big government If you're an investor, you've quickly. If you've built a portolio Lane but I am not too sure if I will again I also realize that Karl and Mom "All foods carry small amounts of bacteria, but that bacteria can their lives. He has the energy and Automotive. Watervliet Hard- and will demand better energy alternatives at more reasonable and realistic probably been less than ecstatic volunteer to baby-sit for six of the and I have a Gibbs reunion in Grand of quality investments that are multiply and make you sick if food is not carefully cleaned, Body Composition broad knowledge of our Township to ware- Golden Brown Bakery- prices. lately when you open the newspa- grandkids at one time. They are all Rapids, a wedding shower for Kari suitable for your goals, risk toler- prepared and cooked," says Helen Solomon, a registered dietician Your body composition is the percentage of muscle, fat, bone and other handle the Township Treasurer posi- Rookies- Shear Magic w/Brenda' And if we consumers don't demand it now, we will when gas prices hit the per and see what's happening in so good and so cute but are so busy. and Brian the week after, and the ance and time horizon, stay the at Community Hospital in Watervliet. "Food borne illness tissues that make up your body. If you weigh yourself using a regular bath-^ tion in a quality manner. Krenek RV Sales' Fishin'Hole; next plateau of $5, and the next of $6. the stock market. From October I was tired from the running. week after that we have the Bayer courseand stick with your long- happens more often in the summer because bacteria grow faster in room scale, your weight might not change, but your total body fat to leai* Please join with me by casting your Wishin8 You Wel1' Friendly Tavern- I saw an economist on television a few weeks ago who predicted there 2007 to the end of June, the Dow I do remember when we are all family picnic... so August will be term strategy— even during a bear warm weather," Solomon says. "More people eat outdoors, during •muscle ratio could change depending on several factors. This could be true vote for the election of Tom Scheid, Roseanne Blt,ner' Paw Paw Lake Jones Industrial Average fell about would be no real gas consumer revolt and demand for action until gas prices together. What a really good family market. especially if you begin to lift weights. By using weighted resistance yo Golf Course Pizza Hut CoIoma gone. the summer months, as well, which means food may not be Treasurer of Watervliet Charter ' " ' hit $7 a gallon in the next five years. 20 percent. And stock prices con- • Don't try to "outrun" a bear. Mattson's House of Decor, Dollar we have and how blessed we are to Things do get so crazy. This year we cleaned or cooked as carefully as in your own kitchen." challenge the muscle to make it stronger which also gives it more tone, an Township! If there is any real silver lining in the big debate and the hurt over paying tinued to slide during the first two Just as bears are faster than you General - Coloma. have such a good group to call ours. are looking at Willy's senior year; it will weigh more over time. You cannot change body fat into muscle o Mark Bujack $4/gallon, it will be if American consumers in their might as voters and tax- weeks of July. Are we in a "bear I hope it can always stay that way; and it is so big to me, being that he are, the movements of the stock When handling food this summer, Solomon offers a few safety |vice versa, but you can change the percentage or the ratio of lean muscl Coloma American Legion Auxiliary market"? And, if so, how should Geese removal on payers continue the demand to fix the energy and gas problems now, not market are typically too quick for tips: Post # 362 but, as we all know, they, meaning is our first grandchild to graduate. to body fat. If you begin a strength training routine and change nothin; later when none of us could afford to drive to the polls or the gas pumps. you respond? the grandkids, will grow and go their With the way things go, I am not most people — even so-called • Wash hands and cooking surfaces carefully. When else about your activity level or eating habits, you will probably find tha Paw Paw Lake Lake Restoration First of all, you might want to own ways. Hopefully, some of their sure we can make it to all of the market experts — to anticipate. cooking outdoors, use portable towelettes to keep hands you will gain a pound or two over the course of 6-8 weeks. If you had a appreciated by many A WEEK'S TREAT ON PAW PAW LAKE... As a non-lake resident, I still know a little bit about the nature Initiative needed best memories will be from the events... but we will try. If we do Nonetheless, many people try to and utensils clean. body composition measurement done before you began, you will likely see get a lot of on-the-water fun as a Paw Paw Lake fisherman. I consider PPL of bear markets. By one common- (EDITOR'S NOTE: In response to week they spent at the lake house on not, know that we love you all. "outrun" a bear market by jump- • At picnics, eat food within two hours, before returning it to a reduction in body fat and an increase in lean muscle even if your overall Dear Editor, ly used definition, a bear market an anonymous query as to why it as my "home lake." ing out of it, thinking that they can the refrigerator. weight does not show a change. As a volunteer, 1 wanted to share That experience got a huge boost just this past week as the "California occurs when stock prices have was necessary to remove the geese profit from missing some of the • Bring a meat thermometer to your campsite or grilling pit, I and goslings "from Paw Paw Lake, wi,h everyone wha, a ^ learnln8 Bayers" - Kris, Justin, Eli and Kendall - rented a cottage on Bowe's Landing TRI-CITY RFrORH ILL, C declined by 20 percent or more. market's worst days. But when dba Watervliet Record - C oloma Courier - Hartford News and cook meat to recommended "safe" temperatures. Weight training is one of the best ways to increase your lean muscle mass ex encnce 11 has been in seekin and invited friends and family to share it with them. -Hart, Bear markets last, on average, the Tri-City Record sought an P g you head to the investment side- • Keep cold foods on ice, and replace ice once it starts and lower your body fat percentage. Dieting alone can actually cause you su ort of the S ecial 138 N. Main St., P.O. Box 7 Watervliet, MI 49098 about 14 months; a two-year bear answer from the Paw Paw Lake .PP P Assessment The week was blessed with fantastic weather, lots and lots of fun, great lines, you can also miss some of to lose muscle along with body fat, and if you go off the diet, it is easier (269) 463-6397 Fax 463-8329 market is considered to be on the melting. Foundation. Printed here is the orga- district for the Paw Paw Lake peti- friends, and great food. There was even a "great thunderstorm" at dusk one the market's best days, too. Either for your body to pack on more body fat. Cardiovascular exercise alone can ,ion and Lake E-mail to: rytffrdf^lZktypm www.tricitvrecord.com long side. Generally speaking, a • Wash produce carefully before consuming. nization's response.) Restoration Initiative. night to clear the air and settle the kids down; and, right on cue, those "up way, you're trying to time the mar- help you tone muscle and bum body fat, but if you walk, run, or bike, yo J ave een a e t0 meet 80 Karl Bayer, Publisher/Editor Amy Loshbough, Business Manager bear market is triggered by unex- Dear Editor ^ ^ ^ ^ for it" saw spectacular sunrises and sunsets. ket, and it's almost impossible to The symptoms of food bome illness include nausea, diarrhea, are only toning the muscles of your lower body. A combination of all threes man wonderftl1 Anne Bayer, Advertising Sales Bonnie Bannert, Copy Editor pected events or economic condi- The overpopulation of geese around y neighbors from all Thanks, Justin and Kris, for sharing your week on the lake with us. It was do so consistently. abdominal pain and sometimes vomiting or fever. If you suspect mentioned above - weight training, watching what you eat, and cardiovas- areas t e a e e eve USPS669-340 permit for the Tri-City Record, a weekly newspaper tions, which, in 2007 and 2008, the lake was creating a problem for ^ ' ^ * ^ ^ ^ truly wonderful. Even if you follow these ideas, food poisoning, rest and drink plenty of liquids to move the cular exercise - will give you the best results overall to improve your body t em ave t e true nterest with periodical postage paid at Watervliet, Michigan, 49098. include the credit crunch and soar- many lake residents: poop all over ^ ^ ^ ' you may find it hard to stay posi- contaminated food through your system. If symptoms don't composition. a e at eart ave come awa 0- Postmaster, send address changes to: P.O. Box 7, Watervliet, MI 49098 ing oil prices. And bear markets lawns, aggressive sometimes to chil- ' ^ ^ - ^ ^ y u SQUIRT GUNMAN'S IDENTITY REVEALED... My son, Justin, and I tive in the midst of a prolonged subside within 48 hours, are particularly severe, or affect an at-risk We achieve because we believe! dren. serious health concerns caused ^erstanding where they are coming can end as quickly, and as unpre- were enjoying watching a young boy playing his own fantasy game. He was Errors... Please notify the Tri-City Record immediately slump. Staying invested through- person, such as an infant, young child or senior, you should seek by large amounts of goose waste ^^om, a^er ^sten*nSt0 their issues, wearing a plastic grocery bag across his back as a cape and was brandishing of any errors or omissions in the news or advertising content in dictably, as they began. out market ups and downs can medical attention immediately. covering some of the shoreline; and ^ believe that we have been given two squirt guns as he ran up and down a Paw Paw Lake boat dock, firing this issue. While the Tri-City Record endeavors to correct any You may well feel the need to do help you work towards your long- This column is written for informational purposes only. Always seek the advice the | of your health care provider before beginning a new diet or exercise program. of course lots of poop in the lake, to work together blasts of water at the swimmers below him. errors or omissions that may occur, it cannot be held responsible something. Here's an idea: Why term strategy. "Care, caution and cleanliness are key to safe food preparation," Wlth the Townsh, adding to the nutrient loading in the P and Berrien "What's your name?" Justin called out. for the same following the publication of the next issue. not approach a bear market the By observing the rules for dealing Solomon concludes. "Use all three and you will stay free of the ill 1-^ County. We have committed indi- same way you would an actual The boy replied, never breaking his stride, but we didn't hear what he said. Letters to the editor... The Tri-City Record welcomes all letters to with a bear and by focusing on effects of food poisoning." viduals attendin About four months ago, the Paw g the County Drain As he ran back toward us, enrapt in his game, Justin asked again, "What's the editor. Letters are subject to editing and will be published at the dis- bear? Consider these suggestions: your long-term strategy you can Contour# Express \ Paw Lake Foundation asked for and Commissioner meetings in order to your name?" cretion of the editor. All letters must be signed and must include a phone • Stay calm. If you were to ever not only survive a bear market, When you are feeling under the weather and your doctor s office is 0 ta n an The Better Idea in Women's Gyms!" received a resolution from both ^ ' agreement for cleaning The youngster came to an abrupt halt, looked at us quizzically and, after a number and address so that authorship may be verified. encounter a real bear, you'd need but also use it to your advantage. closed, visit the Community Hospital After-Hours Clinic on the and re a r n Coloma and Watervliet townships P ' ' g the Branch Darby long pause, said, "1 don't know." Letters should be typed. Letter authorship identity may be withheld to avoidng panicking. And the And that thought should make hospital campus. Clinic hours are: Monday-Friday 5pm'10pm 7139 Red Arrow Hwy., Coloma, MI 49038 Drain which is an asking the DNR to relocate some of ' extremely impor- Then he resumed running down the dock and shouted to his brother, swim- by request, at the discretion of the editor. The publication deadline for let- same is true with a bear market. your situation more "bearable." and Saturday - Sunday 12pm-8pm. 463-3364 contoursexpress.com/colomami : the geese on Paw Paw Lake. tant of th,s Project- We have ming nearby in the water, "Carson, what's my name?" ters to the editor is 12 noon, on Tuesday for that week's issue. individuals attending homeowner "Griffin.

'v 4 Tri-City Record July 24, 200S Stowe's. I wind my way around Maple Hill Cemetery, acknowledg- Tri-City Area History Page ing both relatives and friends of my DO YOU REMEMBER... July is Jury Apprprlatlon Month July 24, 2008 Tri-City Record 5 mother's who comprise a great num- ber of the inhabitants of that hal- Watervliet Charter Twp. meetins he Paw Paw River Journal lowed ground. passengers on the Judges say thanks "It is time then, to visit Pioneer River Queen? Participation as jurors by our Berri- As judges of the Berrien County Storage units at Nature's e- Cemetery, where I find the graves of en County citizens is fundamental to Trial Court, we honor our citizens great-great grandfather Mortimer our justice system. Each party is This photo is part of for their commitment to our jury Cove approved, with strings Boynton and his wife Emeline entitled to a trial, not by just one per- system and express our appreciation By Annette Christie ing dwelling, that is greater than the Denison Boynton. With them are the collection at the son, a judge, but by a jury drawn to each of you who serve. At last month's Board meeting, average front setback distance meas- Aunt Ann Maria and her husband from our citizens throughout Berrien Berrien County Trial Court Judges: North Berrien Hist- Watervliet Charter Township Board ured from the shore to existing John Hubbard. County. Our justice system could Alfred M. Butzbaugh, Chief Judge; held off approving a 35-unit storage dwellings, of each existing dwelling "Usually I have lunch at the Panel orical Museum. For not exist without the commitment by Thomas E. Nelson, Chief Judge facility for homeowners of Nature's within two hundred feet on each Room before driving to Keeler, our citizens to jury service. pro tempore. Presiding Judge, more information, Cove, citing some unattended items side, the landowner forfeits the right where my grandfather John Clair To lessen the burden on our citizens, Family Division; y Roy M. Davis contact Curator that were supposed to be addressed to the 45-degree line of sight protec- McAlpine is buried with his first this year the judges of the Berrien Angela M. Pasula, Presiding Judge in the development. tion." wife Minnie. His grave is right in Alex Gates at (269) County Trial Court, along with our Criminal Division; would continue, I would have. Can't At its Monday night, July 21, meet- Zoning Board of Appeals members front of his uncle's, Frank McAl- County Clerk, M. Louise Stine, Lynda A. Tolen, Presiding Judge, Visiting say why it is I love to come to this 468-3330. ing, however, the Board agreed to Del Sipes and Bob Wallace were on pine, across the cemetery from John modified our jury process to limit Civil Division; small village, but 1 do. When I was allow the storage units conditionally hand to show favor for the amend- and Mary McAlpine, my great- the time commitment for those citi- Gary J. Bruce; young, we always stopped to visit a on the unattended items being han- ments. grandparents. Dear Aunt Ethel is zens called for jury duty to one week John E. Dewane; lady named Florence Bailey, who dled once and for all. In other business. Supervisor Dan Hartford with them. Then it is time to return or to the completion of the trial for John M. Donahue; was related by marriage to us. She The Board requested of the Home- Hutchins thanked Bob Becker for to Hartford to visit the living. which the juror is selected if longer Charles T. LaSata; Recently we lost a good friend from lived with another lady, Lois Rittase. owner's Association President on his service to the Township's Plan- "Roy suggested to me that 1 might than a week. Mabel Johnson Mayfield; the HHS Class of 1940. Descended 1 liked to get Lois to play her piano Rolling Back The Years hand that a contract and deposit be ning Commission. Becker has like to write something for his col- for me. The month of July is designated C.F. Scott Schofield; from Hartford's early and most % made immediately to repair the moved to the City. umn, though knowing he was a Local News and Newsmakers of Days Gone By Juror Appreciation Month by the Dennis M. Wiley important pioneers. Beth McAlpinc As the years passed, so did those damage done to Doty Road, set the Trustee Vick Kinzler who also retired teacher, I took it rather as an As reported in the local newspapers: Coloma Courier, justices of our Supreme Court. nice ladies, and in time, another tra- Warner never forgot her roots. Every assignment. I have tried to think of deadline for the final coating to be serves on the Planning Commission dition began, that of visiting Mom's Hartford Day Spring, and Watervliet Record. year she visited Hartford before stories that he hasn't already heard The Road Commission reminds vou done to the roads inside the develop- commented on what a pleasure it friends, Roy and Marion Davis. The Memorial Day, bringing daughter from my mom, and find that it is a Sommerfeldts celebrate ment as May of 2009, and stated that was to also work with Becker. stories would flow of school days Laurie Wamer Jacobs with her. Thus daunting task, as he is a sponge. He the lighting situation around the The fireworks invoice for the and what their chums were doing NEWS FROM THE COLOMA COURIER Rules for placing signs when they visited, we became has such a vast collection of tales wetlands must be changed to reflect Watervliet Independence Weekend those days. I know that it is because 100 YEARS AGO - 1908 observing their 40th year in busi- to help raise funds to purchase junior 50th wedding anniversary friends with Laurie also. and anecdotes that finding anything Dennimis and Joyce Sommerfeldt celebrateceleBrated their 50th wedding anniversarannivers y that specified in the consent judg- Celebration came in and was dis- of my mom that I feel so strongly John H. Bunker Jr. has sold his ness. When the Ericksons first start- high track uniforms. Rodney jogged Being a writer, she promised she he doesn't know is virtually impos- on public roadways on Saturday, June 28, with their family at the Grand Hotel on Mackinaw ment entered in to Berrien County cussed. At last month's meeting, the about this place and the people who automobile and last Sunday deliv- ed in business, the old steam railroad 23 miles to eam a bike for himself Trial Court. would put down impressions of our sible. So, I turn to one of my lega- Each year hundreds of political, real adjacent property owners before Island. They also renewed their wedding vows at St. Anne's Catholic Church Board approved an allotment of once did and still do inhabit it. I ered the machine to the new owner, terminated in front of their place. and $90 toward the uniform fund. on Mackinaw Island. town for me to use in my column. cies, a book my grandmother wrote Zoning Administrator Bob Lohr $3,500 for its share of the fireworks. at Joliet, Illinois. Mr. Bunker has estate, and garage sale signs are placing signs. Political signs must be grew up knowing the people she This later gave way to the interur- A girl was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sommerfeldt and the former Joyce Weber were married June 28, said previously that the issues date The invoice was $7,500 and Hutch- She has... and therein most kind in for my mother, detailing her youth. placed along the roadsides across removed within 10 days after the knew, through her stories. And now. only good words for automobiles, ban. R.H. Graff, Weatherford Drive, Co- 1958, at St. John's Catholic Church in Benton Harbor. her words about the town and us. Perhaps there is something there of back quite awhile and were ad- ins announced that the DDA, the but on a mail route as heavy as his, Van Buren County. Improperly election. 1 come in her stead, and decorate the Mr. and Mrs. Millard Kelly, of Fort loma, on July 23rd, in Memorial A special memory is the 16 members of the family biking around Mackinaw dressed to the developers in a letter Her Mom has instilled in her a real interest to modem-day Hartfordites. placed signs can create safety haz- City, and the Township would split graves, and visit the Davis'. he found a machine impracticable. Wayne, Ind., spent the weekend at Hospital. Signs that do not meet these criteria island, wearing their matching bright green "family tree" T-shirts that said dated November 2007. sense of family. Below are her "This little snippet from this book ards by blocking a driver's view. the invoice three ways. "I always place geraniums on the He delivers and collects about the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Could be removed by the Road "50 Grand Years." remarks: reflects the changing times, and per- "We understand that signs are part Zoning Ordinance Township resident Bob Wallace graves of my great-grandparents. 10,000 pieces of mail every week, so VanDerveer and sons, Bruce and Submitted by volunteer Barb Commission. Dennis graduated from Benton Harbor High School. He retired from "As is my custom since 1 was a lit- haps the female psyche, as well. Amendment commented that he used to be in that much time was wasted in start- of the political process. Our primary Van Buren County Bumette Foods Inc. in 1993 and retired from farming in 1995. He is a vet- Freeman and Emma Stowe, and on 4 Craig. On Sunday they all took din- Abrams at Coloma Public Library, charge of the "Duck Race," which tle girl, I went to Hartford from 1932 is an unusual year as far as conccm is to ensure safe travel for The Board approved an amendment those of my grandmother. Bertha ing and stopping. ner with their mother, Mrs. Anna from the Coloma Courier newspa- Road Commission eran of the Korean War. Kalamazoo just before Memorial prices are concerned. Eggs .10 doz. motorists and pedestrians by seeing to Zoning Ordinance No. 50. The raised about $3,500 for the fire- Stowe McAlpine, and her baby sis- W.S. Hallman left Monday for Kal- Kelly, also present was Mr. and Mrs. pers donated by the Tri-City Record. Joyce graduated from St. John's High School in Benton Harbor and Westem Day to decorate the graves of my Good butter .19 a lb. Good coffee that signs are placed in the proper Zoning Board of Appeals requested works, and perhaps someone should ter Gertie. Then, I say hello to Em- kaska, where he will remain for Kenneth Adam, and Mr. and Mrs. Hours: Monday & Friday, 10:00 Michigan University. She retired from teaching at Lake Michigan College in forebears. This was my mother's tra- .21 and .25 a lb. Lard .05 a lb. Other Notice of look into that event again to help some time buying huckleberries. manner," said Van Buren County 1996. that the words "in no event shall" be ma's sister. Lizzie Bovier, on the Howard Kelley. a.m.-5:30p.m.: Tuesday, Wednesday fund the fireworks. dition, though this was the second things accordingly. One enjoys buy- Road Commission Engineer- removed from the ordinance. way to my great-great-grandparents 30 YEARS AGO - 1978 & Thursday, 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.; typographical Their children are: Denise (Jim) Hodgins of Livonia, MI; Tammy (Garth) year 1 have had to do it without her. ing things wearing apparel too. My Manager Lawrence Hummel. "Ev- The ordinance currently read, The Board voted an increase for George Washington and Anna Smith 60 YEARS AGO - 1948 Rodney Clark was the top runner in and Saturday. 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. prrni- nn Kollnt fnt- Beam 0fICalamazc)0; (Gail) Sommerfeldt of Wichita, KS; and Peggy Even if I hadn't promised her 1 spring dress looks real dressy - it's ordinance enforcement officer Marc Ernest and Hildegarde Erickson, eryone's assistance in monitoring "Provided, however, in no event the Coloma Middle School Jog-A- Phone: 468-3431 CrrOl un DdllUl lor (Rick) Whisler of Midland, MI. They also have six wonderful grandchil- Lundin from $18 to $21 an hour and blue rayon white polka dotis green sign placement and removal is to the shall any building or structure be owners of the Ellinee, are this year Thon held at the school on May 27th dren: Neil and Cara Hodgins, Melanie and Megan Beam, and Tyler and trimming $2.69 a very becoming benefit of the traveling public's safe- complimented him on the outstand- August 5 primary; Tanner Whisler. consfaucted or erected so as to ob- blue hat which was $1.69 shoes struct the view of the occupants of ing job he is doing. NEWS FROM THE HARTFORD DA YSPRING The Sommerfeldts reside in Hartford and are members of St. Joseph $1.98 all amounts to $6.36 yet I felt Signs placed along local and pri- senior centers existing dwellings measured at an Trustee Tom Scheid commented, Reminiscing With 90 YEARS AGO-1918 western University in 1914. old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Catholic Church in Watervliet. real dressed up.' mary streets and roads in Van Buren angle of 45 degrees from the nearest "He is getting done in a very short At Ely Park at 3 o'clock next Watkins of Hartford and featuring a millage request "Speaking of changing times, as I County must be placed more than 33 lakefront comer of such existing amount of time what we have been Sunday afternoon will occur the first 60 YEARS AGO -1948 large white sail. This float is nearly trying to do for four years." Pearl Piayford typed this, trying to write exactly as feet from the centerline of the road- Please be aware of the following dwellings facing the water front." of a series of rallies, designed to do Dr. A.L. Stagg has purchased the N. twice as large as the one which Dan Daniels-Wooley reunion held she had, 1 found that my keyboard way or farther in some locations. minor typographical error for the The Zoning Board of Appeals had Bills were approved in the amount honor to the principles which the Maple St. residence occupied by the won first prize in the parade last ie weat er does not have a cent sign. Grandma Before proceeding with any activity Berrien County's Senior Centers ^ ^ cooperated beautiful as four generations of the descendants of no give in this ordinance and found of $390,677.68, most of it being just As originally published in Die W atervliet Record 1959-1966 American flag represents and to Edward Geary family from Lilliam year. miUage George W. and Waty (Ludlum) Daniels gathered for their annual reunion on transfers for CDs. continues with an account of my along a public road, people should that in some cases a variance from keep local folk in unity of thought Stembaugh. Dr. Stagg, who recently Shipfitter Fireman Apprentice Mel- ***** mom's I Ith birthday.4You had what contact the Road Commission at The amount of money generated by Friday, July 4, 2008. the 45-degree line of sight rule was with the army and navy as well as began practice here as a physician vin H. Schmalfeldt, USN, is serving Tllose attend n were: om Pearl's columns have been compiled and republish'd in book you wanted and more your 11th (269) 674-8011 or go to vbcrc@com the new millage should be > g fr Coloma - Mary Alyce Hettig; Marc, Denise, warranted. with each other. Edward Mills John, and surgeon, is remodeling the aboard the nuclear powered guided $24,451.17; the levy of $.0037 is Caleb and Lucas Hettig; Bob and Linda Wooley; Steve and Tasha Wooley Blood Drive form as Reminiscing II ith Pearl Piayford, and are available for birthday. You had your teacher Miss cast.net. In addition, the Zoning Board of residing west of the village, is the house before moving into it. missile cruiser, USS Long Beach, in 3,1(1 Geor e Frances Woole from Zielke for dinner and a birthday In addition, candidates are responsi- correct as printed on the ballot 8 ^ y; Bridgman - Geri Wooley and Rick Appeals requested that a paragraph purchase at the Tn-City Record office, the S\V Michigan originator of the plan and he has July 25 at The entire slate of officers of the the Gulf of Tonkin. He is the son of ble for obtaining approval from This typographical error does not Wooley; from Holland, MI - Wes, Nancy, Carissa and Connor Wooley; from Store in the Great Lakes Antiques Midi and on-line at cake. She gave you box stationery be added to the ordinance. Noting enlisted the cooperation of several Hartford school board was re-elect- Mr. and Mrs. Melvin H. Schmal- change the amount to be collected Baldwinvi"e. NY - Robin, Janet, Nicole and Kelsey Wooley; from Culver, RemmiscmgBooks.com emaii: [email protected] and a cute blotter. Joan (I assume that there are several cases in the men in the village. GW. Merriman ed at an organizational meeting held feldt. He is helping maintaih posi- under the proposed millage. ^ " ^on ^ Cheryl (Wooley) Geik; from Lafayette, IN - John and Rachel North Berrien Joan Thompson Athey) gave you To subscribe to the past where property owners pur- will act as chairman of the initial Saturday. They are Claire Leach, tive identification radar advisory Geik CIark; from Ft Kevi As first printed on Thursday, November 24, /96ft..Watervliet's Main Street some silk undies and Mrs. Neiber- Tri-City Record, This information has been supplied ( ) - ^" n» Kerry, Jared and Caleb Wooley; chased lots on the lake and built an rally. All are encouraged to wear an president; E.M. Smith, secretary; zone surveying all aircraft, both by R. McKinley Elliott, Berrien From Arlillgton* ^ * Jim Wooley; from Glendale, AZ - Nancy Wooley; Senior Center will not look nor seem the same with the old red brick Peirce residence gone, gall gave something for fingernails see Page 4 extraordinary distance from the lake, American flag pin and to bring a and Ed Bonning, treasurer. Eugene enemy and allied, that fly over the County Corporate Counsel. ^om Tiburos, CA - John Daniels; from Hartford - David, Rebecca (Hettig) Community Hospital-Watervliet and that s for sure. That house had been in the Peirce family for more than and Uncle Bemie made you a cup- the Board pf Appeals was under a camp stool or chair to supplement Heuser and Glen Meachum are the gulf and North Vietnam. or call 463-NEWS and Olivia Freehling, and George and Stephanie Daniels at whose farm and the American Red Cross will 80 years until the property was purchased last July by Mr. and Mrs. Francis board that you wanted. I hope we burden following the 45-degree rule, the seats already available in the other trustees. home the reunion was held; plus sponsor a Blood Drive this Friday, Rogel. It is now in the process of being torn down. don't have anymore winters like this when contiguous property owners park. 40 YEARS AGO -1968 Submitted by Librarian Stephanie several family friends. July 25, from 12:00 noon to 6:00 Probably there are a few people now living who remember when the resi- so little money but we are not the / \ wished to build themselves. Those Floyd N. Tedrick was among the Dan Malaski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniels at Hartford Public Library The oldest attendee was Geri p.m. at North Berrien Senior Center dence was built in 1876 by the late Hiram Peirce, early day Watervliet hard- only ones and still have lots to be contiguous property owners would picked men selected from Camp George Malaski of Hartford, won from microfilm copies of the Wooley, widow of Richard Wooley; located at 6648 Ryno Road in ware merchant tor 41 consecutive years. He will be remembered by many thankful for.' MM J&e have to request variances from the Grant last week and sent to Camp grand prize in the children's pet Hartford Day Spring. Hours: and the youngest attendee was 1- Coloma, behind Krenek RV. local residents as an enterprising and successful businessman, who came to "Anyone who lived in simpler 45-degree rule and, due to the way it Robinson, Sparta, Wis., to enter the parade at the Van Buren County Monday & Wednesday. 10:00 a.m.- year-old Caleb Wooley. Your lifesaving donation of blood this community in 1872 or *73 (records differ* from Muskegon, where he times, in a small town, can be thank- was written, the Bpard of Appeals field artillery service. He is the son Youth fair at Hartford last week with 7:00 p.m.; Tuesday, Thursday & Following a potluck dinner, the will boost supplies on hand for local was in the mercantile business for two years. ful for many things. A sense of com- felt it could not grant it. of Mr. and Mrs. N.P. Tedrick, having his float which he built. Named Friday, 10:00-5:00 p.m.; and group participated in water-balloon hospital use. Mr. Peirce built the store on the east side of Main Street, now Nimtz munity is a great one. To know your The last sentence of the ordinance graduated from the high school in tossing, watching the children play c "The Good Ship Lollypop," the float Saturday, 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. now reads, "Furthermore, if a land- Light refreshments will be available Hardware, in 1875. and (??) was built acro s the street. It has been the finest neighbors, to know they will be , Hartford in 1910 and from North- carried Ronald Watkins, 2 /2-year- Phone: 621-3408 wtue various games and doing some fish- to participants, following their dona- residence property on Main Street all these 84 years and it has quite a histo- there when you need them in times owner wishes to construct a new ing in the stocked ponds. tion. ry back of it. of struggle is something that has NEWS FROM THE WATER VI. I FT RECORD dwelling, or alter or expand an exist- Mr. and Mrs. Peirce and their small son, Byron, lived in the house at 352 been lost in many places. Maybe 90 YEARS AGO - 1918 Foreign exchange student Hans Johnson, Mary Zvonar, Dawn expect Pleasant Street, now owned and occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Otto Helweg, that is what 1 find when I come to At a special meeting of the village Salvisberg returned to his home in Smith, Ginger Birmele, Tammy jheBEST while the Main Street residence was being built, but it was in the brick home Hartford. Although I don't live council last Thursday evening that Bern, Switzerland, last week after Wessendorf. Diane Hoffman, and that Mr. Peirce died in March 14, 1914, at the age of 75. Mrs. Peirce passed there, 1 know it is such a place. Outstanding Cardiac Care body by 3 to 2 voted to discontinue spending 11 months in the U.S. liv- Kim Wendzel. away there seven years later. Times have changed there, as well as license of a stand in the street by the ing with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamlin Although the senior Mr. Peirce's life was not much more than the allotted everywhere; and there are problems Challans & Son popcom wagon, and son. Rick, of Watervliet. He re- Submitted by Sara Duris from files three score years and ten. he left a heritage to Watervliet, for he was a man there, as well as everywhere; but it is stew jftedita/ after August 1. The stand has been ceived an honorary diploma at WHS at Watervliet District Library from close active in building up the town, branching out from his regular line of busi- a place one can go and find the the subject of controversy in the commencement and hopes to return the Watervliet Record newspapers ness several times to promote industry in the community. For several years underlying feeling of home. And council sessions at intervals for over in 1983 for the 5-year reunion. donated by the Tri-City Record. to home the firm H. Peirce & Son was actively engaged in the lumber business, oper- that, my friends, is a kind of magic, a year. The 1978-79 Junior Varsity Cheer- Hours: Monday, 1:00-8:00 p.m.: ating a sawmill and planing mill until the timber supply became short. They one to hold on to." John B. Read, supervisor of Water- leaders of Watervliet High School Tuesday, 1:00-5:00 p.m.; Wednes- If you need cardiac care, you can expect later operated an evaporator where apples were dried and attractively packed vliet Township, will be the candidate received three awards, two excellent in cases for commercial purposes. day, 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.; Thurs- the best at Lakeland Healthcare. of the Democratic Party for state and one superior, during their atten- day, 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.; Friday, The Peirces had but one child, the late Byron L. Peirce, who passed away Thanks so much, Laurie, for writing senator in the seventh senatorial dis- ^ r 'r V - " dance at summer camp at Westem 1:00-5:00p.m. ; and Saturday, 10:00 in April, 1959, at the advanced age of 88 years. He was associated with his this most interesting letter! Every The Society of Thoracic Surgeons (STS) trict. Mr. Read has consented to Michigan University. The squad a.m.-2:00 p.m. year we look forward to your visit. recently Issued a 3-Star Rating to father in the hardware business and following the parent's death carried on make the race at the solicitation of includes Lachelle Hoffman, Jamie Phone: 463-6382 Lakeland's cardiac surgery program. the work until his retirement and the sale of the store in 1946. Our recent time together (along with party leaders and he will have no * STS uses a comprehensive rating system In 1892 Byron married Miss Mary Bowc, one of the seven daughters of the your friend. Deb) was altogether opposition. late Mr. and Mrs. Prosper 0. Bowe, early day Paw Paw Lake resort owners. enjoyable. to compare the quality of cardiac surgery The first year of their married life they lived in a small frame house not far I am somewhat in awe of the fact 60 YEARS AGO - 1948 Worried About Identity Theft? among hospitals across the country. from the brick house into which they later moved and resided in until their that you are the living, breathing The Watervliet summer band will According to the most current national deaths. It was in the big brick house that all eight children were bom to Mr. embodiment... a descendant of the enter the Intemational Music Fes- data available, the cardiac surgery and Mrs. B.L. Peirce and it was there that Byron and Mary celebrated their people who came to Hartford when tival at Michigan City, July 31. i performance of Lakeland Regional Golden Wedding anniversary on July 9, 1942. it was just a small crossroads coun- Bathers in the altogether at Paw Medical Center, St. Joseph ranks in the No, Main Street will not be quite the same when this house of some 22 try settlement. You and your family Paw Lake can probably feel their highest quality tier. Only about 12% are golden threads woven into the rooms is no more and it is to be regretted that it could not be saved and used ears burning - if indeed, a bather in of participating hospitals received the for something as a memorial to the Peirce family who did so much for this tapestry of our lives in what is now the altogether has ears. In any event 3-star rating', the highest rating possible. community when it was just a small village. our storybook town. the hot weather .has apparently • •999 C • • • « proven too much for the lake swim- For all major procedures performed at mers who seemingly have jumped Lakeland, the mortality rate was 0%, out of the modem cumbersome significantly better than the national Tri-City Record Subscription Form bathing suits and gone it in the nude. Saturday, July 26,2008 averages of 2.5% - 4.8%##. Name Numerous complaints have been Board certified surgeons, Mailing Address registered. Dr. Shawn Tittle and Dr. Kourosh Baghelai The STS 3-Star rating and low mortality Dr. Claude Watson, Los Angeles Avoid canying your social security card with you. ofiakeshore Cardiothoracic rates are assurance that your heart Is In City, State & Zip attorney, and Prohibition candidate Order and review your credit report annually. and Vascular Surgery. excellent hands at Lakeland Healthcare. for President, will be the guest 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Annual rate: please circle & pay the amount that applies to your address: Use a paper shredder to dispose of sensitive documents. speaker at the local Free Methodist To learn more about Lakeland's 9 Mich. *5J church on July 25/ speaking on Add Identity Theft Coverage to your Auto-Owners July 1,2006 through June 30,2007 Berrien & Van Buren Co. $37 Snowbirds $56 U.S. $61 8683 Red Arrow Hwy., Watervliet ## outcomes data, visit "God's Plan For Civil Govern- Homeowners policy. Reported fall2007 data www.lakelandhealth.org Send with payment to... Tri-City Record, Box 2, Watervliet, MI 49098 ment." xAuto-Otvners Insurance (Across from Community Hospital entrance) To Pay with Credit Card... VISA, MasterCard or Discover Card 30 YEARS AGO -1978 Card Don Young Insurance # Expiration date The 20th annual Fly-In and Pan- Free Blood Pressure Check cake Breakfast will be held on 323 N. Main St., Watervliet www.lakelandhealth.org Phone number Sunday, August 13. Lakeland HealthCare 463-6773 Public is Medical Excellence. Compassionate Care.

i 6 Tri-City Record July 24, 2008 GLAD-PEACH Athletic policy discussed ^ 9 jmyJuly 4%24, tuuo2008 in-^uyTri-City necuruRecord 7 Tri-City Area Obituaries POLICE CONTINUED FROM PAGE I Don t miss a minute of the fun at the Coloma Glad-Peach Festival have some ftin while waiting for the Officers elected; committees set MARY M. KEN VON Nat was bom in Calgary, Canada, 41st annual Glad-Peach Festival Mary M. Kenyon, 99, passed away of Scottish immigrant parents, REPORTS Parade to roll through town at 1:00 for Watervliet School Board August 1-3; please be sure to stop in and say hello! Sunday morning. July 20, 2008, at Nathaniel and Isabella (McDonald) CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 p.m. By Mary Brost Reck Schooley, and Athletic Director Ken her son's home in Watervliet, Munro. He had three brothers - with information regarding Anita After the parade, there are many Summer is not a time for vacation Dietz has been meeting to finalize Coronation of the Glad-Peach Festival Prince and Princess Michigan. Graham, Hugh, and Donald. The Lou Hambleton would please con- opportunities to take part in contests for area school boards. Watervliet the plan. She was bom in Jay County on Munro family immigrated to tact the Van Buren County Sheriffs is Friday, August 1, at the Leonard Main Stage. There is or be entertained by the different School Board met for an organiza- The Athletic Council will be uti- January 8. 1909, the daughter of Chicago in the 1920s. They moved Office at (269) 657-3101, 24 hours still time to vote for your favorites at many locations in REFRESH groups performing on the Leonard tional meeting prior to its regular lized to help deal with student Harry and Sadie (White) Annan- to Hartford, Michigan, in the 1930s, a day; call Silent Observer at (269) Mainstage. meeting July 14. infractions and appeals. According Coloma. The contest is sponsored by the Coloma Lioness trout. She was married to G.C. where Nat graduated from Hartford 343-2100; or Crime Stoppers at I- YOURSELF To wrap up the day, the Peach-Tac- The first order of business was the to Dietz, this will help to take the Club as a fundraiser for its many community service Kenyon, and he died in 1961. She High School. 800-342-7867. U-Lar Aerial Fireworks Show is election of officers. Darrell Day was Athletic Director out of the punish- with a was a housekeeper at the Jay Nat served in the Army's 32nd projects. More candidate photos are on Page 10. scheduled to begin at 10:30 p.m. named to another term as Board ment decision equation and will be County Hospital. "Red Arrow" Division and the 41st 99 variety of Fire reports Sunday has traditionally held an President, with Ron McLaughlin as more subjective and flexible. Downtown Coloma Surviving are\one son. Max Ken- Division in the Pacific Theater from "Please vote for us often awesome car show and, though Vice President. New Board member The Council will also be proactive yon of Watervliet; six grandchil- April 1941 until November 1945, Hartford Fire Department 468-3515 Peach Drinks planned a little differently, this year Andy Bodfish accepted the role as in the role of advising students with dren; and one great-grandson. She attaining the rank of Staff Sergeant. Chief Ed Riley should be no different. It will not be Secretary, replacing Penny Hanks infractions in developing plans to & Peach was preeeded in death by a daugh- He first fought in New Guinea at Hartfprd Fire Department was dis- the same organized event but an who recently retired. Marilyn Bar- address their situations. Help suport the fireworks... ter. Beatriee Bickel. the Battle of Buna, known as Cobbler patched to three different personal informal opportunity for those in the chett will continue as Treasurer. The Board moved to approve the Funeral services were held on Wed- "Bloody Buna," where the U.S. and come to the bean bag contest Sat injury accidents last week. The first area to cruise in and show off their The Board also made committee first reading of the policy, with the Thursday Night is Steak Nite; nesday. July 23, at 2:00 p.m., at the Aussies, at a terrible cost, inflicted on July 8 was at S. East Street and incredible automobiles. So if you assignments at the organizational goal of having final approval in time Baird-Freeman Funeral Home in the first defeat of the war on the Linden; the second was on July 10 have a "sweet ride," be sure and portion of the meeting. Day will for the August parents'meeting. Visit the Beer Tent served with bread, soup/salad Portland. Indiana, with Pastor Larry Japanese Imperial Army on January at 60th Street and 66th Avenue; and drive into town to show it off. The Chair the Negotiations/Personnel. In a formality, the Board also af- Eads presiding. Burial followed in 23,1943, about two weeks ahead of and potato... $10.99 the third was on July 11 at the Glad-Peach Cruise-In will be held Committee with Bodfish, Barchett, firmed membership in the Michigan Al, Lou, & Friends Gravel Hill Cemetery. Visitation the better-known victory at Guadal- 67000 block of Red Arrow High- from 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. and alternate McLaughlin. High School Athletic Association, Friday night... All you can eat was held on Wednesday from 12:00 canal. These two battles saved way. These are just some of the many The Superintendent Review Com- enabling athletic teams to be eligi- Friday & Saturday noon until 2:00 p.m. Memorials can Australia from invasion. breaded Cod, with bread, The department also provided a points of interest found on the Glad- mittee will be chaired by McLaugh- ble to compete in MHSAA competi- be made to Lakeland Hospice in St. After several more island-hopping medical assist on July 14 on Plea- Peach Festival schedule. lin and includes Ted Tees, Bill tions. Try our peach iello shots and cole slaw... $8.99 Joseph, Mich. campaigns, he was wounded in the street. sant For more information on events, Spaulding, and Day as alternate. Much discussion surrounded the liberation of the Philippines in April Downtown Coloma Open Dally 468-3037 times and locations, be sure a find a The Finance Committee will be designation of the insurance carrier NAT MUNRO 1945. After more than two years of brochure at a local business or look headed by Spaulding, with Tees and for the district. Recently, several Nathaniel W. ("Nat") Munro was combat duty, one of the longest Wanted it up online at http://www.geoci Barchett, and Day serving as alter- agencies were invited to bid on poli- Back in the day, local folks took care of Z^bom on December combat tours of any American sol- Photos and information about peo- ties.com/gpfest/. nate. cies. While the vendor bids were WM \ 30, 1917, and diers in the war, he returned to ple from the area who are wanted one another... call us "old fashioned." There are just a few things to Kate Attila-Hyska will chair the fairly close (from $31,708- passed away quiet- American soil on August 14, 1945, on outstanding warrants for various remember while making plans to Goals Committee, with Bodfish and $33,844), other issues were consid- Is your propane company closing it's local office ly on February 25, 2008, in Reno, the day of the Japanese declaration alleged felonies are listed below, attend these great events... no pets, Spaulding, and Tees as alternate. ered. and making you call a far away call center? Nevada, at age 90. of surrender. Among his decorations This information was provided by bikes, skateboards, skates, etc., are Attila-Hyska and McLaughlin, with The Board discussed the pros and Switch to Town A Country Gas and let them know He is survived by; a daughter, Mar- were the Purple Heart and four the Berrien County Sheriff's De- allowed at the festival. These rules Tees as alternate, will serve as cons regarding the lowest premiums sha (with husband. Gary Hulsey) bronze battle stars. partment and Crime Stoppers. old-fashioned, local customer service is still valued are put in place to make sure that Curriculum representatives. versus the history of long-term and three sons - Bruce, Alick (with After leaving the service, Nat Ernesto Augustine Alcala is here. Tell them that Relationships Matter. everyone can enjoy the activities Meetings set and working relations and the utilization wife Susan), and Steve (with wife returned to Hartford where he met wanted on an 'DcTftac^co^ and events that are continuously of local businesses. Because of con- Local Folks Serving Local Families. Jinny). Nat's beloved wife and part- Mary Ann Shafer. In 1947, they outstanding war- designations made taking place. cerns re ardm ,he ner of 57 years, Mary Ann (Shafer) were married, headed west and rant for sex By law, the Board is required to 8 « self-insurance Call today and ask for our first fill price Also, if you are driving in, a park as ect of the lowes, bidder and the Munro, predeceased him on Dec- found work and a home in Hender- offender failure hold one meeting each month. The P PIZZA W BURGERS and ride is available to take people otentlal for ra,e increases ember 11, 2004. They also had six son, Nevada. They started their to register. His Board will continue to meet on the P ^ - from Great Lakes Antique Mall 0 ,l0n was mled out grandchildren: Lindsey and Mac- family in 1949, and shortly there- last known ad- second Monday of the month at ^ P - (next to McDonald's) to the down- 7:00 p.m. at the Middle/High This left Hub International, which HOMEMADE ITALIAN DINNERS OUR SPECIALTY kenzie Munro, Graham and Haley after Nat established his concrete dress is in Niles. town area. The shuttle bus will be in ofrered ,he nex, lowes, rate and Munro, and Cameron and Gabriel construction company. He made a School Library. ' LIQUOR BEER WINE operation on Friday, August 1, from ua Town& Hulsey. hobby of searching for old mines The Board approved continuing g ™«eed ^is rate for three years; COMPLETE MENU AVAILABLE FOR TAKE OUT 5:30 p.m.-I2:30 a.m.; and then followed b Don Youn the local ujxp • . v ijf v * V and ghost towns and spent many a Penny June Planner) is wanted with Fifth Third Bank, National y g- Country Gas again on Saturday, August 2, from ,nsurance a enc has served the City Bank, MILAF. Chemical Bank, 8 y ^ (269) 461-6721 ; happy time in the desert, pursuing on an outstand- &Vi r Call ahead, we'll have your order readyl 11:00 a.m.-12:30 a.m. dlst^c, for several ears 5S20 Intcriodwn Road • Colonu. Ml his favorite pastime. ing warrant f( and MB1A Class as depositories for y - The Board voted ,0 with the 6410 N. M-63 Coloma 849-1521 Nat retired in 1978, traveling the felony burglary, all school funds. ^ 8° at Exit 7 off 1-96, turn l*ft ** 1 B ro osal ofrered Don Youn country in a motorhome with Mary Her last known DUFFIELD The Tri-City Record will continue P P ^ g en Da vot n - • •VWlBlUCNM DiMagglo-Plzza.com Ann and enjoying his friends, fami- address is as the official district newspaper for ^g ^' y i g no. ly and grandchildren. He and Mary Niles. & PASTRICK publishing all reports and legal Credit Recovery and Hutchins Funeral Home Ann remained in Henderson until notices, as required by law. Slimmer school MUSCLES IN MOTION 209 S. Main St., Watenrllet 2004, when she passed away. He FAMILY FUNERAL Thrun Law Firm will continue as Because of high school reform leg- 4634811 then lived in Sacramento and Reno. HOME designated attorneys for the 2008- islation, students are required to Contours Express He was a devoted husband, father, Cherina Ann Bailey is wanted on & CREMATION SERVICES 09 school year. obtain a certain number of credits M A S S A O E COURTEOUS SERVICE IN grandfather, uncle, and friend and an outstanding Gerbel and Co., who has served the within the four years of their high The Better Ideo in Women's Gyms! A DIGNIFIED MANNER will be sorely missed. Nat was a warrant for ille- district since 1983, will continue as school career. In an effort to enable CLINICAL MASSAGE CENTER devout Christian and looked for- gal use of credit f designated auditor. this process, Watervliet School Glad-Peach Special: ROLAND T. HUTCHINS, Director ward to rejoining Mary Ann in cards. Her last Athletic Policy discussed; District has begun a Credit Recov- ! RHONDA THiELE 6693 Rtrfj A/row Hvyy heaven. known address approved for first reading ery program. 269 468-7718 Cotoma Ml 49036 There will be a memorial and bur- is in Niles. Hl h Sch001 Princi al Gre Chisek $-0- Enrollment During the regular meeting, the S P 8 ial service at Maple Hill Cemetery 1 Board followed up on a tabled issue rePor,ed that 17 students 316 Partlci- 3S well as you osc0 Red Arrow IKw for special window pricing! Pastrick Family Funeral Home, before an arrest. Watervliet P.O. Box 759 Coloma. To comment on the accuracy of We fl. i: I; x "Srttlai Suodank for Exreltenrr Teresa Bell, 96, of Coloma, died this information, call (269) 983- Coloma. Ml 4903S SERVICES District In PralMtkoa) Care" Sun. 10:00 a.m. July 21, 2008. Davidson Chapel, 7141, extension 7222. Pastor Kev in Hosier treat DHN'S GLASS A Golden Role Home t ( 11:00 a.m. Library Florin Funeral Service, Coloma. 26 )-46H-63 W you Full-line glass shop www .gotothc.suncUiary.org Wed. 7:00 p.m. "Learning Magic" is the topic of New construction windows^ l ! the event sponsored by Watervliet like District Library's Summer Reading Air Outside service work OSD Program for Tuesday, July 29, at family! We make our own 2:00 p.m. vinyl replacement windows! August 2 is the last day of the read- Conditioned! Please call on us for professional service ing program, so be sure to finish up utm totlAw 468-4227 your books and come in for your On the Hill. Coloma fa»9| 4SS.5741 271 Paw Paw St.. Coloma prizes! Next to the Lonui Theatre in Coionu "Great dental care All who have participated this sum- IWT.iWVW- Dr. Cynthia Garrone mer are invited to an ice cream and Tri-City is just minutes away" awards party on Thursday, August 7, Have a "growing" good time at the at 1:30 p.m. Signup is required for We've got something • Stuart W. Boekeloo, D.D.S, P.C. Chiropractor the party. i Glad-Peach Festival! When it comes Physical Therapy is now Call 463-6382 for further informa- peachy for you— time to grow your own Glads 429 N. Paw Paw Sf., Coloma accepting new patients 310 Lewis St., Watervliet tion. h, VV (269)429-6101 f & Peaches, see us... we'll help! 468-4745 (on Red Arrow across from WHS) : Basket <& Fruit Packages 2525 S. Cleveland Ave. 463-3436 N "• .. Water Softener Salt St. Joseph, Michigan, 49085 Triple Calcium Chloride for dust control" 7517 Red Arrow Hwy WHY SUFFER ANYMORE? Watervliet Thick for prompt relief of stomach, gall bladder, CHIROPRACTIC ALL-DENTURE (269) 463-3195 liver, pancreas, colon, and rectum ailments WHY SUFFER? Most emergencies Dr. Bob Hiddema WMi r:.^|v RAKESH GUPTA, MD seen same or the next day! Worship 9:30 & 11:00 A.M. Shakes! 24- hour answering service Dr. Andy DeHaven Same Day Denture Repairs & Relines Sunday School and Adult Simple Repair $28 Relines from $35 Bible Fellowship 9:30 AM. (269) 428-2221 Lifestyle Chiropractic Immediate Dentures $210 Pm lovin' if Blue Cross & most PPO plans honored Children's Church and Adult Honors reduced benefits if not listed in PPO plan 7652 Red Arrow Hwy. Call For Free Consultation Bible Fellowship 11:00 A.M. 2500 Niles Rd., St. Joseph Watervliet 1501 Wabash St, Suite 303, Michigan City 150 E. Ryno Rd.9 Coloma, Ml (269) 463-4100 269-637-0414 or 800-498-5007 www.midwayministries.org www.stomachdoctors.com 7127 S. Westnedge, Portage 555 Broadway, South Haven 7821 Red Arrow Hwy. 463-3187 8 Tri-City Record July 24, 2008 spring semester honors list includes Calendar & Entertainment Creative personnel arrangements July 24, 2008 Tri-City Record 9 Lift High the students from the Tri-City Area who Saturday, August 16, beginning at "KuteKids"... earned 3.5 (on a 4.0 scale) and high- aim to help Hartford Public Schools Sons of American Legion Cross; er grade point averages. 4:00 p.m., at Shadowland Pavilion at M M THIS "KUTE KIDw...ls the sweetest Area students receiving honors Silver Beach in St. Joseph. This Movie Guide stay within budget constraints M tiny girl, Lyiah Elizabeth Hyska, who is #362 plan Glad-Peach August 1 & 2 at were: Erich D. Biggart, a senior, event will celebrate Hispanic cul- M H celebrating her first birthday on August Coloma; Paul R. Saltzman, a senior, ture. NOW SHOWING Board interviews candidates Salem Lutheran M 2. Lylah is learning to walk and talk and Weekend Celebration Coloma; Austin A. Barchett, a jun- Come and enjoy a relaxing evening M Please check adores her big sister, 4-year-old Alyssa Sons of American Legion #362 are The same menu as Friday night will ior, Watervliet; and Amanda P. as you watch the sunset over beauti- M Church H Celebration Cinema Grace Hyska. She is loved and adored by for new adminstrative posts planning a weekend celebration to be offered but "steak dinners" will Smith, a senior, Hartford. ful Lake Michigan. H the entire family. The girls are the By Mary Brost Reck "The (teacher) contract was fol- coincide with Coloma's annual be added and served between 5:00 America's only hot air balloon min- The spring semester ended in May. Exciting Latin bands will be per- H and LOMA H daughters of Aaron and Kate Hyska of During the July 17 meeting, mem- lowed," explained Superintendent Glad-Peach Festival set for August 1 and 8:00 p.m. istry is coming to Salem Lutheran forming, including Hector Silveira y h ads on this page for Watervliet. Grandparents are Ted and hers of the Hartford Board of Dave Levstek. "The reason we saw and 2. Music will be provided by Echoes Church, 275 Marvin, in Coloma on su Orquesta and Chicago Samba. Central Assembly S ratings & showtimes Lynn Attila of Watervliet and Walt and Education had the opportunity to no other choice (than to pursue this The celebration will take place at plus there will be Friday and Saturday, August 1 and 2. Latin cuisine will be on hand to Rueanne Hyska of Bronson, Michigan. pose questions for two familiar faces plan) was that the alternative would Coloma American Legion Post 362 "Karaoke." The centerpiece of the Lift High the tempt your taste buds, along with of God presents Great-grandparents are A1 and Anne Mainwaring of Wyoming, interviewing for newly configured have been to lay off (Woodside near downtown Coloma. Cross (LHTC) ministry is a spectac- many fun activities for the entire Michigan; Irene Attila of Watervliet; and OUie and Betty Aleman of positions in the district. physical education teacher) Sara On Friday, August 1, from 5:00 p.m. ular eight-story tall hot air balloon Western Michigan family. Glad-Peach Step Brothery... Dave Janicki is applying for a posi- (Bjorkman). We did not find that until 12:00 midnight, the Legion with two 40' tall cross logos on it. Tickets are $5 each and are avail- Bronson. Special aunts and uncles are: Mark and Rebecca Fried of tion as part-time Assistant Middle acceptable. This way, everyone gets will feature a fun-filled evening. The crosses are the trademarked Teen Challenge able at Martin's Super markets or at Two spoiled adult men Decatur; Ryan Attila of Watervliet; Jennifer Attila of Grand Rapid; Festival to feature School and High School Principal. to keep a job. Music will entice listeners from 7:00 logo of the Lutheran Church-Mis- the door. Children 12 years of age (Ferrell and Reilly) are Theo and Shelly Attila of Duluth, Georgia; Andy Attila of Janicki has worked as Athletic "This is not a life sentence," until 11:00 p.m. There will be 50/50 souri Synod (LCMS) balloon. July 27 and younger are free. Kalamazoo; and Jason and Tina Hyska and Erica Hyska of Bronson. "THE BRASS DOES THE FRUIT BELT TOUR**...and took a side trip Pork/Peach pulled into a new sibling Director, head football coach, and Levstek continued. "We have asked raffles, an opportunity to "Jail a This balloon ministry "got off the Central Assembly of God, located at The event will be held rain or shine. Share a photo of your "Kute Kids " with your friends, neighbors, and Thursday, July 17, to the T^ler "Ice Cream Shoppe" on Dan Smith rivalry after their respective half-time HHS social studies teacher teachers to take new positions Friend," and plenty of good food Barbecue ground" in March 1998 and has 6801 Ryno Road in Coloma, will be No coolers will be admitted into the relatives who read the Tri-City Record. Make sure you write your kids' Road in Watervliet for some delicious refreshments. Pictured are: (from for the past two years. If approved because of budget restrictions in the and drinks offered. Beer, pop, burg- been flying high ever since. Jay, his presenting the Western Michigan venue. single parents get hitched. names on the back of the picture and include any other information the left) Barb and Warren T^ler of Watervliet and Jane and David Lyon Marsha Hammond's famous Pork/ for the Assistant Middle/High past, but we have not laid anybody ers, sausages, and hotdogs will be wife Vicki, and children have toured Teen Challenge on Sunday, July 27, This is a ftind-raising event serving The Dark Knight .• about it you 'd like to see in the paper, including mom and dad, grandma of Kalamazoo. Jane is wearing a historical outfit from the Edwardian Peach Barbecue will be for sale dur- School Principal position, Janicki off." available throughout the evening. through 42 states in the last 10 years. beginning at 10:30 a.m. the Hispanic community of South- and grandpa, and so on. Send the photo to the Tri-City Record, P.O. Box era. The couples are posing by the Lyons* automobile, a 1912 Buick. ing the Glad-Peach Festival on The Caped Crusader (Bale) will also continue on as Athletic On Saturday, August 2, festivities Friday and Saturday, August 1-2, The Masons are the only U.S. fami- Teen Challenge is a Christian west Michigan. 7, Watervliet, MI 49098. Pick up the photo after it appears in the paper. Computer lab approved; (Lynn Attila photo) teams ups with Gotham's Director and football coach. will resume at 10:00 a.m. and con- from 11:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m., at ly doing this type of ministry. growth and development program buses sold Lieutenant Jim Gordon Janicki recognizes that the multiple tmue until 12:00 midnight. Musical First Congregational United Church Forty volunteers from the church that works primarily with drug 1 JULY 25 THRU JULY 31 1 The Board approved up to $14,000 "The Brass" car tour Phillipi Grocery positions will pose numerous chal- enjoyment will again be provided of Christ, 182 S. Church Street, in and area will help with the tethered abusers, alcoholics, and others with (Oldman) and District At- WW.MOORFTHEATRES.COM to create a new computer lab at the SAT-SUN' j lenges but believes with good com- from 6:00 p.m. until 12:00 midnight. Coloma balloon launches in Coloma on life-controlling problems. torney Harvey Dent (Eck- High School, in order to take advan- Balloon Launch munication it will be workable. He The 50/50 raffles and "Jail a Friend" Be sure to stop by and get yours. If Friday. August 1, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.; The students will be sharing their tage of a grant helping to provide for visits Watervliet couple hart) to take on the city's hopes to address the situation by set- will once again be offered to the yo have never tried this special and Saturday. August 2, from 7:00 to life stories and how they experi- slated for August 9 computers. U newest villain - The Joker [WANTED 3:50 8:55 R ting up a plan with clear guidelines public, along with a "cash raffle food offering, come and see what 9:00 a.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. enced a total life change by accept- By Lynn Attila "When teachers at the High School (Ledger). [DARK KNIGHT 12:353:35 6:40 9:40PG13 for the variety of jobs. for an ice cream break drawing. y0U 5een missing. (Times may vary, depending on ance of Jesus Christ as their person- need to use the (existing) lab," The first-ever Phillipi Grocery Questioned by the Board about his weather and wind conditions.) al Lord and Savior. This presenta- • Mamma Mia... IMEET DAVE 1:00 7:05 ?G according to Levstek, "there is sim- By Lynn Attila side a traditional porch that wel- Balloon Launch will take place on anticipated discipline style as an People who see the beautiful bur- tion is a timely, God-inspired mes- llOURNEY CENTER OF EARTH 12:S(I 4.(K( 6:55 «:5n P(; ! ply not enough room right now." "The Brass" made a visit to comes you "to sit a spell" in one of J Saturday, August 9. Registration In an attempt to suss out her Assistant Principal, Janicki replied: Elect gundy balloon emblazoned with a sage that will challenge old and The new lab will be set up in a pre- Watervliet residents Warren and its many rocking chairs. Inside, will begin at 10:00 a.m. in the park- father's identity, a bride-to- "If you talk to the kids, I think trio of crosses representing the young alike. viously empty classroom. Barb Tyler's property on Thursday, there is a kitchen primed to make ing lot at the grocery store on North 9!MPC13 they'd say I'm fair but I'm firm." be (Seyfried) invites three July 17, as part of a special week of sundaes, shakes, floats or just about Triune God are reminded of what If you have never seen this program Watervliet Road, with the official IWALLJE Noting that the new bus came in last Republican likely candidates to her 2:10*4:35 7:00 G Asked where he sees himself in five antique automobile touring. any other ice cream creation you can the crosses mean to them. before, then it is something you will balloon launching taking place at week, the Board approved plans to 2:20*4:45 7:10 9:35 PG13 years, "I hope to see myself here "The Brass" is a group of historic think of. Ice cream tables and chairs All are invited to take a tethered ride not want to miss. It has the highest 12:00 sharp. The launch will take wedding, resulting in a wild sell two old buses: a 1995 Bluebird ICOMING SOON DARK KNIGHT MAMMA MIA until I retire," said Janicki. "My kids at $5 per person. Come early and success rate of any program that is and the Special Education bus - automobiles typically identified as are scattered throughout the build- place across the street from the familial encounter that in- are going to go to school at Hartford. Dan watch the balloon go up; stay and available at this time. since that route was taken over by part of the "Brass era cars," having ing, offering cozy seating while store. corporates the hits of We like it here." watch it deflate as well. A hamburger/hotdog barbecue will the Intermediate School District. been built before 1916 and so named enjoying your treat. Balloons and pre-postage paid post- Janicki has bachelor's degrees in 5- ABBA. biKunov IT 12:35 3-40 fc-K *4* PTwH because of their brass head lamps. An extensive collection of antiques For more information, call Salem follow the service. cards will be given to the first 200 The district has offers of $2,169 and DARK KNIGHT 9:15 12:25 3:30 6:40 9:40 PG13 12 education and in general educa- bulb horns and windshield frames. and memorabilia is also on hand for Lutheran Church in the mornings at Everyone is invited to join us for youngsters who sign up. The launch Meet Dave... $5,567 for the buses. K-FILES 9:50 1:00 4:05 7:159:55 PG13 tion/economics and a master's in The cars are driven by antique car your viewing pleasure. Faulkner 468-6567. The Board reviewed the Policy both the service and the barbecue. is limited to children 4 to 12 years of Tiny aliens pilot a space- sports administration. for Don't miss this special meeting! KvALL-E 10:001:10 4:15 6:30 8:40 G Committee's updated drafts of the enthusiasts who restore and main- The Tylers are members of South- age. craft that takes the form of a John Visser is another familiar face [MAMMA MIA 9:40 12:50 3:55 7:10 9:50 P(;I3 Board Policy and Bylaws, according tain vintage machinery in an effort westem Michigan Car Collectors; Watervliet Charter Township Supervisor Invite your friends! Launch participants will jot down a in the district. Following a three- human (Murphy), while the HANCOCK 9:30 12:40 3:45 6:50 8:45 PG13 to the recommendations of the to understand and preserve the Greater Kalamazoo County Model note on a postcard, attach it to the year stint as Assistant Middle in the Primary Election, August 5, 2008 CHS Class of 1983 captain of the ship jeopard- Michigan Association of School adventure that was the early auto- A Club; and "Rod Knockers" Hot balloon, and let the balloons float School Principal, Visser has been Birth Boards (MASB). Work continues on mobile experience. Rod Club. Barb reports they have seeks members for into the air. izes his crew and their mis- Middle School Principal for the past subsequent sections of the policy, as This particular antique car tour hosted many car tours at their "Ice 13 Watervliet DDA Treasurer The 10 children whose balloons sion to save their planet eight years. announcements Community Calendar the committee works through the identified as "The Brass Does the Cream Shoppe" but never a group as class reunion travel the farthest and have their when he falls for beautiful Now, in an effort to fill a recognized Sponsored as a community service by document section by section. Fruit Belt" is sponsored by the large as "The Brass." Lakeland Hospital, St. Joseph, is postcards returned by September 1, IE) Supervisor Zenith Data Systems The Coloma High School Class of earthling (Banks). void in the district, Visser was inter- Horseless Carriage Club of America Warren and Barb own and show a pleased to announce the following 2008, will receive a prize. Ten prizes Orchard Hill Sanitary Landfill Sweet is back home 1983 is planning a 25-year class viewed by the Board for the position and Snappers Brass & Gas Touring "1929 Model A" and a "1935 Red births: will be given out. HeUbov II: Send Community Calendar listings to: Tri-City Record, A communication from Shaun S Owner/Operator Education On Wheels reunion on Saturday, August 9. of Assistant Superintendent for Region of the Antique Automobile Packard." A baby girl was bom to Angela and There is a $2 donation required to Box 7, Watervliet, Ml 49098; Fax to (269) 463-8329; Curriculum and Secondary Educa- Sweet was read' ^ Board Reunion organizers are looking for The Golden Armv... Club ofAmerica. Tours are designed Warren reports they have owned John Glover of Hartford on Satur- participate in the launch. All monies or E-mail to [email protected] for heId his honor missing addresses for a number of When the mythical world tion. Plans would allow for Visser to ^ ^ - to celebrate and enjoy the beauty of other vintage vehicles over the years S Arizona State University Business Major day, July 19, 2008, at 7:08 a.m. The collected will go toward the Water- Listings must be renewed weekly; the listings deadline for devote three-fourths of his time to ^weet served Hartford Public classmates. If you have any informa- engages their campaign to the rural fruit belt of Michigan. and continue to "buy and sell" vehi- baby weighed 10 pounds, UYi vliet Fireworks Fund. the Curriculum Director role, while Sc^00^s ^e Grounds Mainte- tion concerning the following list of next week's newspaper is 12:00 noon on Monday. Each day tour participants travel cles as their collection grows and ounces. With a paid entry donation, each take over the Earth, the U.S. remaining as Middle School Princi- nance Department for many years Your vote will be appreciated! class members, please contact Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m., "RACES WITH KIDS 13 & OLDER" at Hartford Motor about 100 miles, with most of the changes. an(1 has recentl Davone (Myrick) Simon at (269) A baby boy was bom to Amanda child participating in the event will government reaches out to Speedway. Competitions in Quads, 600cc Mini Sprints, Hornets, and Junior Hor- pal one-fourth of the time. y ^ ^^8 <**' cars running at 30 to 35 miles per A4 |MiU ftr hy tiw CtmwittM H Ehct DM Faatow. WrtwrlfcK, Midrfgw 'There's a huge need" for the focus cer at a facility ™ Texas- Sweet and 944-1876; or e-mail her at dsimon Nye and Charles Hatfield of Ste- receive a balloon, hotdog, chips, and the only department staffed nets. Karting classes also on Tuesdays. Call (269) 621-4482 or go to www.hart hour. The automobiles run on skinny 316 now n [email protected]. vensville at 7:02 p.m. on Tuesday, pop- to handle the potential fordmotorspeedwav.net for more information. on curriculum development, accord- * Hartford, tires and wooden spoke wheels and Wednesdays, 10:30 a.m. & 1:00 p.m., "COLOMA PUBLIC LIBRARY'S ing to Visser. "There are a lot of accord'nSt0 Levstek. Missing classmates are: Audrey An- July 22, 2008. He weighed 5 Be sure to mark your calendar and are powered by the original ancient catastrophe: STORY HOUR" for ages 3 & up, when accompanied by an adult. derson, Darlene Anderson, Donna pounds, 5 ounces. join in the flin at the first Phillipi things we're behind in that need to Upcoming events engines that provided the motor Hancock.., Fridays, 8:00-11:00 p.m., "RACING AT HARTFORD MOTOR SPEED- Atkins. Barbara Bale, Lois Birdsley, Grocery Balloon Launch. be addressed in order for us to move The Board and community were power when these cars were first Computer Repair WAY.** Tickets price this year is $10. Steve Blackwood, Jack Braford, It is the hopes of the Phillipi family forward and help our students to encouraged to participate in the Looking for classmates An apathetic, hard-living Now available, "WATERVLIET CLASS OF 2008 GRADUATION PHOTOS built at the dawn of the "Golden Age to make this an annual event. succeed." upcoming annual golf outing at Cora Mary Brooks, Harold Bryant, Billy superhero (Smith) who has ARE IN** at the WHS Principars Office during regular summer office hours; of the Automobile." Visser plans to address the chal- Hills. The August 2 event will fea- SoiiK'timcs while vou wait ! Campbell, Lynette Cassidy, Carol WHS Monday-Thursday, 8:00 a.m.-12:00 noon, until August 8. Photos are free, com- The Fruit Belt tour was based in fallen out of favor with the a Clark, Ken Crum, Sheila Elston, pliments of Watervliet High School. lenges of this arrangement by setting ^ four-man scramble this year, Kalamazoo and ran July 13 through Tri-City Area public is approached by a Sales AND SERVICE of both new and used computer systems repair Ester (Enicas) Liss, Robert Feury; Class of 1983 Now, "USED BOOK SALE** at Watervliet District Library. up meeting times with each of the Also in the planning stages is a July 18. Participants hailed from as computers, printers, monitors (if it is attached to your computer Sandra Forbes, David Green, Larry students make public relations profession- Now-August 8, 11:30-11:45 a.m., "2008 SUMMER FOOD SERVICE PRO- departments regarding what needs to November 8 Hartford Foundation far away as Arizona to Florida to Heath. Mary Herman, Phil Hild, Bill Reunion/Picnic al (Bateman) who has ideas GRAM FOR CHILDREN** at Watervliet North Elementary School and be covered each year. Visser has a fundraiser to commemorate the his- New Hampshire and included young Looking for a FAST Internet connection ? We know the Watervliet South Elementary School cafeterias. Free lunch for children up to 18 tor 0 Hirsch. John Hoffman, Leonard Spring Arbor secondary education math degree, a y f football through the ages, families as well as retired couples as to how he can repair his years of age or persons up to 26 who are enrolled in an educational program for area and what is available for your location. Kaigler. David Karpinski, Alfred set for August 9 master's degree in administration. The event will take place at the and everyone in-between. Ninety- client's image. mentally or physically disabled that is recognized by a state or local public edu- We do Networks ! Is your wireless network secure? Krueger, Lori (Lambrecht) George, University and has done course work toward Middle School/High School cafete- four vintage automobiles and some Watervliet High School Class of cational agency. Program is also August 4-8, 12:35-12:50 p.m., at Watervliet Mark Lester, Gary Loggains, Minna his doctorate degree. ria, and tickets will cost $25. Cabling, design and configuration, security .... 1983 is planning a Reunion/Picnic Middle School cafeteria. 201 individuals lunched at Lake Mathila, Rich Matheny, Shannon Dean's List Board members will act on the on Saturday, August 9. Thursday, July 24, 1:30 p.m., "SIDEWALK CHALK DRAWING CON- Michigan Hills Golf Course in we have the tools and expertise to get the job done. McCreless, Jon Robertson, Gail Spring Arbor University, a private, TEST,** Watervliet District Library. Signup is required. Assistant Middle/High School Prin- Coloma, then motored over to the The committee is still looking for I'k (Pethe) Stuhmer; four-year Christian liberal arts uni- cipal and Assistant Superintendent the following classmates: Deb Thursday, July 24, 6:00-8:00 p.m., "COLOMA WATERVLIET AREA Tyler residence for an old-fashioned Bill Piersing, Dave Phillips, Bob versity, is pleased to announce that 93VSH0W Oft I W ji Plpenone ceietKahoncinfma com CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AFTER-HOURS MEETINQ** with ribbon for Curriculum and Secondary ice cream social. Local provider for... Bailey, Deb Bower, Tracey Brown, 0 Balos family Richardson, Kirk Schroeder, Lynette two Tri-City Area students are on * :.V3 D CHiril Ti. *-• Fir I-.. I , A,.i.l; cutting & dedication at Punkin Patch Learning Center, 165 E. St. Joseph Avenue Education positions at their next Jon Caine, Charlie Calvert, Louis The Tylers were approached by Sims, Sheila (Smart) Stroys, Debbie the university's spring 2008 Dean's Q[_p MOVIES PRESENTED WITH (former Lions Community Center bldg.), Coloma. Please R.S.V.P. to 757-2457. meeting. their friends and fellow antique car NEXFEL | Carroll, Tracy Chandler, Lon Thursday, July 24, 7:00 p.m., "HARTFORD*S CONCERT IN THE PARK in concert at Small, Ed Spagnola, Harlan Taylor, List. CINEMA DLP DIGITAL CINEMA The Board also heard reports on the enthusiasts and tour members Jane Cornell, Glenda Grigsby, Chris u w ir/m*. KU TECHNOLOGY SERIES** featuring "The Misfits (comedy chorus)," Ely Park, Hartford. Linda Townley, Denis (Valenti) Earning those honors were: progress of interviews under way for and David Lyon to host one of the DIRECTV. Haas, John Harmeyer, Lyle Harper; Thursday, July 24,7:00 p.m., "SUMMER CHORAL CONCERT** at the Lake Riverside United Struble, Steve Warren, Johnny Jaime Cade of Coloma, a senior, Valid: Fri. 07-25 to an anticipated band director, an ele- tour stops. Of course, they said they Mark Hoffman, Dan Hutchinson, Michigan College Mendel Center Hanson Theatre. Free & open to the public. Tri- Willhite, Linda Willming, Connie majoring in communications/adv/ mentary teacher and a possible ele- were honored to do so. Richard Ketchum, Joe Koshar, Sean Thurs. 07/31 City Area students/community members will be featured. Methodist did? JKJ WILDBLUE c lltel Wilson, Denise (Wise) Matheny, public relations. She is the daughter mentary music director, which is Shipping NETWORK ^1^1 llfcrM(wcdimcrKt.autaf(foNuc. Wir6l6SS Kraft, Jeff Latham, Tammy Litaker, "X-Files: I Want To Believe Friday, July 25, noon-6:00 p.m., "BLOOD DRIVE," sponsored by Commu- The Tyler complex, on east Dan Dennis Burlingham, and Myra of Michael and Janice Cade. nity Hospital-Watervliet & American Red Cross, at North Berrien Senior Center, still dependent on the numbers of Smith Road in Watervliet Charter Mark McDaniel, Jeff Merrick, {PG13) Church Holton. Kathreen Cooper, a junior, majoring 6648 Ryno Road, Coloma (behind Krenek RV). Call (269) 463-2385 for info. students. Township, sports a unique building Don't get "Geeked" bring your computer troubles to Watervliet Krystal Middleton, Chris Moore, 12:00,2:00,1:05,2:30,3:35,5:001 , in special education. She is the Saturday, July 26, 2:00-8:00 p.m., "CLIP FOR A CURE** at The Other personnel changes that has been designed, decorated Kelly Myers, Frank Scoma; 6:00,7:30,8:30,10:00 August 10 daughter of Robert Cooper and wHAIRhouse, across from Watervliet Harding's. Call (269) 463-8778 for details. and fully equipped to provide an Lee Ann Shelton, Nora Smith, lead to complaint Hog Roast Sunday, July 27, 10:30 a.m., "WESTERN MICHIGAN TEEN CHAL- The public is invited to join with Tri-County Computer Services Rosemary Kunkel. "Step Brothers(R) Creative efforts to rearrange staff occasional traveler with the well- Chuck and Laura Stineman, Vicki LENGE,** Central Assembly of God, 6801 Ryno Road, Coloma. Hamburger/hot The Dean's List recognizes ftill- 11:35,1:50,4:05,6:20,7:35, oositions at the elementary level members of Riverside United appointed, traditional ice cream sun- fundraiser Troike, Earl Vorce, and Tracy Wit- dog barbecue following service. Come to hear students sharing their life stories. positions at the elementiuy level Methodist Church to enjoy the Balos time students who have received a 8:40,10:00 dae. tenkeller. Sunday, July 27, starting at 2:00 p.m., "CAROL SCOTT BENEFIT DIN- face criticism, however. Red Arrow ^ 104 N. Main St, Watervliet August 9 grade point average of 3.5 or higher r, . • • • j .• family m concert at 4:00 yp.m . on The "Ice Cream Shoppe" features If you can help us find any of these "Mamma Mia (PG13) NER/ACTION/RAFFLE** at Chiefs Bar, 4790 Territorial Road, Millburg. Elementary physical education r, . . . A for the semester. Part-time students • u n j u i, * a Sunday, August 10. an old-fashioned gas pump along- (269) 463-4963 Email: [email protected] classmates, please contact Dawn 11:40,2:05,4:40,7:15,8:50, Dinner from 2:00-4:00 p.m.; auction will follow. Tickets are $8. Items are need- teacher Brad Hackman presented a The church is located at 4401 Fikes in Keeler must receive a 3.5 GPA for the ed for the auction; may be dropped off at Chiefs Bar. For more information, or (Messinger) Keech by phone, (269) 9:50 gnevance to the Board regarding Road in Benton of Keeler Township Fire and Rescue is semester and carry a cumulative 3.5 to help, please call 930-0121,926-1468, or 519-3066. 944-0255; or e-mail at d keech some personnel adjustments at the r0i0maD having a Hog Roast on Saturday, GPA. "Space Chimps (G) Tuesday, July 29,2:00 p.m., "LEARNING MAGIC,** part of Summer Reading @hotmailcom 12:20,2:20,4:20,6:20,8:20 district's two elementary schools. T. nn* f ' .. . . _c „ August 9, from 4:00-8:00 p.m. Program at Watervliet District Library. Program ending August 2. Participants are in efforts to cut costs and provide ^'^ wonderfully Additional information is available invited to an ice cream and awards party on Thursday, August 7, at 1:30 p.m.; Family Friendly^) f Iy f e, who 1 The Center for General Surgery The cost for the meal is S7 for "The Dark Knight (PG13) for existing staff, the district plans to " *™ ° f P ^ at Classmates com signup is required for the party. Call 463-6382 for more information. adults and S3.50 for children. 11:20,12:30,1:30,2:30, 3:45, combine the two element^ physi- Z ZT't ^ Pay-to-Play Wednesday, July 30, 1:00 p.m., "SUMMER READING PROGRAM,** . . ^ , smg vocals, making up the old-time Take-outs will be available. 4:45,5:45,7:00,8:00,9:00, Games Hartford Public Library, "Star Lab," portable planetarium. Call 621-3408. cal education positions into one joint bluegrass ^ ^ Welcomes Abbas Syed, DO The group is trying to raise money Sixth annual Latin 10:15 Thursday, July 31, "COLOMA GLAD-PEACH FESTIVAL PEACH BAKE- elementary physical education posi- harmor .es that ^ ^ for the equipment fund to outfit its Movie Rentals^, - FEST* sponsored by North Berrien Senior Center, Ryno Road. VVe nave 7 ^ Red ,Arr"d popularity among their listeners. Dr. Abbas Syed has joined The Center for General Surgery at Community firefighters and rescue personnel Taste & Rhythms "Journey to the Center of Friday-Sunday, August 1-3, officially begins at 6:00 p.m. Friday in Baker DVD & VHS Players Woodside Elementary schools. This The complete f ^ with much-needed supplies. the Earth 3D (PG) Park, "COLOMA GLAD-PEACH FESTIVAL,** with lots of activities planned Hospital. Dr. Syed joins general surgeon, Lope Vitangcol, MD, to provide Festival August 16 left two staff members for one posi- of Mom (Ramona) on ^ ^ Please come out and enjoy a great Movie Library 12:15,2:25,4:35,6:45,9:00 for all ages, including on Friday & Saturday, 11:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m., "PORK/ comprehensive surgical care. He is board certified by the American College PEACH BARBECUE" at First Congregational UCC, 182 S. Church Street. Call tl°n- ...... „ . (Mike) on rhythm guitar, and their of Osteopathic Surgeons. meal and support your local fire de- 139 N. Main St. Watervliet Hellboy II; Golden Army To address this discrepancy, Hack- • . ^ „ in St. Joseph 468-6261 if you have any questions. Detailed brochures with a listing of the * \au- AA-^i i *; six children - 20-year-old Kenny on partment. 463-4024 man was told his additional continu- J The sixth annual Latin Taste & Mon-Thur 1-10 Fn& Sat 1-11 Sun1-« (PG13) 2:00,4:40,7:20, events going on are available at area businesses. lead guitar; 18-year-old Ben on Located at 64121 Territorial Road, Custom Made Jewelry ing education credits qualify him m{inH

\ 10 Tri-City Record July 24, 2008 Tri-City Area Sports News Former resident in July 24, 2008 Tri-City Record II Don't miss a minute of the fun at the Coloma Glad-Peach Festival ADA Hall of Fame Richard ("Butch") Adams, formerly August 1-3; please be sure to stop in and say hello! My view of the Bangor and Coloma area, was recently inducted into the Arkansas day. August 2, in the afternoon at the (56 Call Activities Association AOA Hall of CITIZENS Coronation of the Glad-Peach Festival from the Fame as a football official. The CONTINUED FROM PAGE I beer tent. CUTTING CORNERS lost in a bigger city. Last year the tournament was much event was held at the Hot Springs Prince and Princess is Friday, August 1, at (Arkansas) Convention Center. She also commented that her em- bigger than they expected, and they for your ployees arc like family, and if they were actually forced to turn people the Leonard Main Stage. There is still time easy summer style Press Box Adams started officiating back in away because so many registered. the early 1960s while living in do leave they want to come back. By Mike Leith, Spartswriter 1 asy Street Inn has had a beer tent Karen says that they love the Glad- to vote for your favorites at many locations at 468-3055 Coloma and the surrounding area. Have a Glad-Peachy time at the festival. made on Monday, the 28th, at the When he was transferred to Fort during the festival, all but one year Peach Festival. It has been around so in Coloma. The contest is sponsored by the Summer is sincc it has been established. Last long that they don't want to see it die from the girls at Cutting Corners 9:30 a.m. time like those above or at Smith, Arkansas, he continued offi- out. Coloma Lioness Club as a fundraiser for 4:30 p.m. that same afternoon. The ciating and put 35-plus years into year John and Karen started a new Downtown Coloma (next to Subway) going by fast She also commented on how dedi- cost for this camp is $30. the program. event so they could give the money It seems as though the summers its many community service projects. Participants of both camps will re- During that time, he also officiated earned through the beer tent back to cated the committee members are keep going by faster and faster, with and how impressive it is that they ceive a camp T-shirt. basketball. He traveled throughout the festival. More candidate photos are on Page 7. football season right around the cor- If you plan on attending, come the northwest part of the state and The second annual Bean Bag put on such a nice celebration with- ner. out any compensation. Destinations Unlimited dressed in shorts, T-shirt and cleats. parts of Oklahoma for his games. Tournament will be held on Satur- "Please vote for us often " Most NFL training camps start this If you have any questions, you can week, with the Lions starting July Coloma football call head coach Jeremy Andrews at Las Vegas Trip 23. They will play their first pre-sea- (269) 806-7686. son game on August 7 when they camp announced • Sept. 29-Oct. 3,2008 ^ !' host the Super Bowl champion New British Open Coloma varsity football coach Mark V York Giants. Eddy has announced that Coloma Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino 4 nights - 5 days proves to The regular season will start on will hold a football camp on July 28 THE 7- AND 8-YEAR-OLD DIVISION OF THE HARTFORD ALL-STARS...took first place in the recent $698.00 per person, all transportation included - Si September 7 when the Lions open be exciting from 1:00-5:00 p.m. for grades 5-7. Paw Paw Tournament. Pictured are: (back row, from the left) Jake Griffith, Austin Nelson, Garrod Johnson, Dr. David Moss - Dr. Daniel A. Illff Call Margie (269) 468-3161 for reservations j1 up the season at Atlanta. Camp for grades 9-12 will be held Jovanni Rodarte, Luke Manning, Devin Valentine, Cole Birkhead; (front row, from the left) Kyle Manning, Pmrtirr nf ( hiivftrm Iu I was kind of surprised that I found The Bears training camp opens this July 29-31 from 4:00-6:00 p.m. Nathan Scherer, and Jared Henslee. Not available for the photo was Trey Ackerman. hW) Krd Arrow Hwy,, P.O Bo* 224 ' w week as well, on July 23, with their myself watching some of the British The cost is $20 for all ages. (Contributed photo) Coloma, Ml 490^8 ^ 23'j 0 en first exhibition game on August 7 P 8°^ tournament last weekend Bring your cleats and wear shorts Tel: (2f»t» 4h8-577S • Fax: (269) 468-3447 Siveef Freestone Peaches & Beautiful Glads! '' after Gre www ino*Hrhiro.com « when they host Kansas City. They g Norman found himself and a T-shirt. This week at the Market open open their regular season on Sep- leading the tournament after three on lap 16 he sealed his victory, leav- tember 7 when they will travel to rounds. ing #89 Tony Molnar in second every day iimm play the Indianapolis Colts. The 53-year old Norman was on the place and #48x Kurt Allison in third. I end August 2 is Sam - 7pm v At the college level, the Michigan of his honeymoon with tennis The Pure Stock Feature continued M Q T • CJ SP'EEDWP'V Pit Stop JF reat Wolverines will open their season on g Chris Everett when a funny 2008 Hartford Bv Charitv Williams with the action; however, it was #4 By Mike Leith r August 30 when they host Utah. thing happened and he found him- Tom Disterheft who overcame and self in th It was a week off for the Sprint Cup Michigan State will open its season e thick of things going into Indian Emerald Submitted by Charity Williams took first place, leaving #E4 Steve on August 30 as well, at the Califor- ^e final round. drivers last weekend... well, most of - This week at Hartford Motor Carpenter in second and #38 Skid U-pick them... as Carl Edwards won the nia Golden Bears. Norman struggled somewhat on Vanguard Annual Speedway, excitement ran rampant Moudy in third. open Nationwide race that was run. Notre Dame will open its season on that final day and finished tied for throughout the night! Race fans Don't miss next Friday, July 25, BTCU offers you a Saturday third six Golf Classic Edwards beat rookie-sensation Joey September 6 when it hosts San ' strokes behind repeat- came from far and wide to witness when the Modifieds will slug it out Diego State. winner Padraig Harrington. Logano in the Missouri-Illinois complete range of financial ^ & Sundasunaay The 2008 Hartford Indian Emerald good drivin', good racin', and good for first place in the Modified Dodge Dealers 250. services, including mortgage The high school season will open Harrington shot a final round 69 to Vanguard Annual Golf Classic will sportsmanship. Showdown (UMP vs. MMA vs. The Sprint Cup Series will get back and construction financing, even sooner, with Watervliet travel- take the title, while Norman be held at Lake Cora Hills Golf Club This past Friday night's heat win- 1MCA). You can track the points into action this weekend, as it will home equity, auto, and ing to Coloma for their annual affair slumped to a 77 to eam a little over on Saturday, August 2. ners were: online at www.hartfordmotorspeed be at Indianapolis for the Allstate personal loans. rruiu/Vcres on August 28. $500,000 for his effort. Check-in time is 7:15 a.m. Donuts, Factory Stock Heat #1 - #30 Wayne wav.com. 400 at the Brickyard. Hartford will open its season on Harrington's share came to about juice, and coffee will be provided. Clauss took first, followed by #20w I'll see ya at the races! one and a half million dollars, which Tony Stewart was last year's win- Farm Market and U-Pick August 29 when the Indians host At 8:00 a.m., a trumpet will an- Chad White and #99 Jerry Scott; isn't a bad payday. ner, and I'll bet he would like to get Covert. nounce the shotgun start. Heat #2 - #23 Lee Price took first, 1-94 at Exit 39 Coloma 468-5076 John Daly shot an 80 and an 89 to back into the winner's circle with a YOUR COMMUNITY CRIDtT UNION We are talking about just another This is a four-player scramble. followed by #9 David Strunk and kmmMwOAVMM miss the cut, but he probably had a repeat win. www.fruitacresfarms.com five weeks or so and the season will Cart, greens fee, breakfast, lunch, #911 Randy Frank. be under way. good time. and refreshments are all included in I have read some stuff online about mm lauhm Lndu union snvrs ttx community Late Model Heat #1 - #23 Ted On the women's side of the golf DEI and the trouble that it might be through offices in Benton Harbor. Berrien Springs, Coloma, I love football season, but that also the entry fee of $60 per player. Lake Loomis took first, followed by #13 Certified Dowagiac, Niles, South Haven, and St. Joseph tour, do you think that Michelle Wie in. Why should you miss the means that old man winter will be Cora Hills members are only re- JR Hotovy and #1 Jeff Roodvoets in 983-6357 • (800) 442-2800 • www.btcu.com will forget to sign her scorecard ever With Mark Martin leaving at the coming our way. quired to pay $40. third; Heat #2 - #1 Mataragas took 31 Glad-Peach Festival, again as she did last week to disqual- Auto end of the season for Hendrick Cash prizes will be awarded in three first, with #14 Kerry Matthew in Last chance for ify her from the State Farm Classic? Motorsports, their eggs are all in one flights, along with prizes for the second and #15 Phil Ausra in third. driving all over town chasing Wie had just finished her third basket as far as the immediate future Watervliet football longest drive and closest ball to the Modified Heat #1 - #77 Darrell •W&c Mis Fv" round and was in second place when Repair with Martin Truex Jr. open houses and wasting pin. Lowe took first, followed by #28m she leamed that she forgot to sign But the team suffered a severe blow camp signup Door prizes will also be given away. Frank Marshall and #1 Curt .. , ^tt • * T her scorecard and left the scoring The day promises to-be fun for all. last week when NASCAR handed expensive gas? When Watervliet head football coach Jere- • • ••u j • u j u r Spaulding in third; Heat #2 - #00 468-5555 4 4 tent without doing so the day before. Advance signup is available, but t f. ^ w • i [ J^Vi down the big fine and 150 point my Amir^ws has announced that Tony Roland took first, followed by Everyday's an Open House Therefore, they had no option but to teams can also sign up the morning penalty to DEI for the illegal modi- Saunas Watervliet will hold a football camp #43 Anderson and #33 Larry Front End disqualify her. of the outing. fications to Truex's car. The roof did July 28-31. VanderWoude in third. For more information or to obtain a Alignment not conform to NASCAR specifica- at www.OpenHouseSWMI.com There will be a youth camp for Pure Stock Heat #1 - #6 Mark Lam- entry form, call Cindy at (269) 621- Includes front wheel drives and 4x4 PU tions. • riiASo? 0! grades 3-8 in the mornings from brecht took first, while #18 Dennis Instant Access 6632. NASCAR also docked Teresa Earn- YOUICOMKETI MA I POOL HUOMUTIM 10:00 a.m. to noon. Martin took second and #88 Denny Net proceeds support the Hartford $30 & Up hardt 150 car-owner points and sus- • Etoctwic it ik dttKtion to every available property for sale listed Registration will be on Monday, Holt came in third; Heat #2 - #38 • Abcvt ground pooli Indian Emerald Vanguard. Most American Made Cars pended crew chief Kevin Manion July 28, at 9:30 a.m., with a cost of Skid Moudy took first, followed by • Spt & pool mtintantnce by any real estate firm in S.W Michigan. DAVE WILLIAMS Open Mon - Fri 8:30-5:30 and car chief Gary Putnam six races • Rtpiactmtm oovt n $25. #4 Tom Disterheft and #E4 Steve each. NASCAR also fined Manion • Pod & ipa chtmcalt Toll Free: 866-468-7986 There will also be a high school BUILDING Subscribe to the Carpenter. DOWNTOWN COLOMA • Lintr rtpiactmtnt COLDUJGU. $100,000. The evening concluded with phe- • Hrn witr imlyiit camp that will run from 5:00-7:30 VISA i MASTER CARDS ACCEPTED DOWNTOWN COIOMA BANKCR • Office: 269-468-7986 SALES Tri-City Record; NASCAR also denied Truex's ap- • Ltrgt pirti invtntefy p.m. nomenal feature events! The Factory • OuiiifKKi Mrwx tachmaans 160 N. 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"..t.-i" ' V • ft -V - v Chad White in third. quoted as saying that there is no Candidate photos Exceptional driving was and exhibited by all in the imminent sale, despite reports that are courtesy of Extraordinary Teresa is looking for a buyer or to #: Late Model Feature but it team photos Hafer Photography add an investor. innovations* was #23 Ted Loomis who with the readers She blew it when she refused to sell 'X-H came in early and took and home the win, with #14 of the half of the company to her stepson Kerry Matthew taking before he bolted to Hendrick Motor- cay xlmmh iIT ALL Xw* . . home second and #13 JR Tri-City Record! sports last season, as the company Hotovy taking home was only worth half of the value without Junior. I guess she sure SPECIAL FINANCING third. E-mail to Suspense filled the air showed him. Glad Peach Fest Specials* Attend (ollege for free? during the Modified Fea- [email protected] ture but when #1 Curt Watch for more racing 0 O 0 You just might be able to. 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» I ) 12 Tri-City Record July 24j 2008 New Buffalo. MI 49117 erected so as to obstruct the view of Eddie Joe Anderson and Karmin Er- 269-469-4439 PUBLIC NOTICE the occupants of existing dwellings, eca Thompson, both of Benton Har- (7-24-08-TCR) Public Notices & Want Ads City of Watervliet on contiguous lake front lots, meas- bor. Paw Paw Lake Almanac July 24, 2008 Tri-City Record 13 ured at an angle of 45 degrees from David Wendell Walton and LeAnn Tri-City Area Outdoor News Unit 262 STATE OF The City of Watervliet will be con- the nearest lake front comer of such Marie Edinger, both of St. Joseph. water, promote oxygen stratification WANT ADS Ella Davis, Benton Harbor, Unit ducting an accuracy test on the vot- MICHIGAN existing dwellings facing the water Cecil Edward Jackson and Angela and with reduced circulation of Tn-Cin> Area For sale, for rent, help wanted, 145 ing equipment on Tuesday, July 29, j** front. Furthermore, if a landowner water and depletion of oxygen dis- lost & found, work wsnted, George Grant Jr., Eau Claire, Unit PROBATE COURT Rose Pocevich-Gerlach, both of 2008, at 11:30 a.m. at Watervliet solved in the water (oxygen is a personal announcements, wishes to construct a new dwelling, Benton Harbor. 210 City Hall, 158 W. Pleasant Street, thank-you notes, etc. COUNTY OF necessity for a thriving fish popula- Fishing Gwendolyn Heard, Benton Harbor, or alter or expand an existing Justin Zachary Davis and Rebecca Watervliet, Michigan. tion). It also reduces biodiversity in $12.00 per ad of 28 words. Unit 143 BERRIEN dwelling, that is greater than the Nicole Lee, both of Berrien Springs. (7-24-08-TCR) the lake, which is contrary to a Add 104 a word over 25 words. Kathryn & Alden Heaton, Benton average front set-back distance Michael Timothy Ernst, Stevens- NOTICE TO healthy lake. & Hunting Repeat same ad for $2 less. Harbor. Unit 153 PUBLIC NOTICE measured from the lake shore to ville; and Kathleen Marie Callahan, Add $2 to border want ad. CREDITORS After more than a decade of re- Industrial Solutions, St. Joseph, existing dwellings, of each existing Benton Harbor. Add $2 for tear sheet. Hagar Township search; a program for the biological Unit 10 Decedent's Estate dwelling within two hundred (200) Matthew Ronald Cruikshank, Ma- Report PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY control of EWM has been developed Ad must be paid In advance Tanyia Kyles, Benton Harbor, Unit FILE NO. 2008-0463-DE-M feet on each side, that landowner ple Grove, Minnesota; and Cristin AD PLACEMENT DEADLINE By Bill Scott Estate of BONNIE MOTTL LO- GIVEN that a Public Accuracy Test forfeits their right to the 45 degree Ann Counts, St. Louis Park, Minn. and tested as the Middfoil process. 18 NOON ON TUE8DAY1 121 [email protected] for the August 5, 2008, Primary line of sight protection." Discovered and developed by Dr. Lisa Moss, Benton Harbor, Unit TAK, Deceased. Date of birth: Allen Joseph Schrimsher and Keri Trl-Clty Record Election will be conducted on Tues- Sallie Sheldon at Middlebury 198 02/04/19 PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NO- Lynn Blumka, both of Galien. 138 N. Main St., Box 7 NOTICE TO CREDITORS: The day, July 29, 2008, at 10:00 a.m. at TICE that the Watervliet Township Jason Robert Frechette and Tracy College in Vermont, Middfoil uses a Watervliet, Ml 49098 Steve Pullaim. Benton Harbor, Unit TOUR LAKE BY CANOE...Thc Paw Paw Lake Foundation and Sarett decedent, Bonnie Mottl Lotak, who the Hagar Township Hall, 3900 Hall is located at 4959 M-140 native weevil which eats a sole diet (269) 463-6397 298 Lee Shirley, both of Niles. Delavan Sipes Nature Center are offering the 2008 final environmental tour of Paw lived at 6011 SE Tower Drive, Riverside Road, Riverside, MI. Highway, Watervliet, Michigan. of water milfoil. E-mall recordOI2k.com Yuolanda Pullaim. Benton Harbor, Timothy Allen Fish, Watervliet; and • Wow! Wowee! What a rainfall. Sat- Paw Lake in Sarett's giant voyageur canoes August 9. Call 468-7634 or Credit Card Payment Accepted Stuart, FL 34997, died 11/02/06. The Public Accuracy Test is con- Copies of the proposed ordinance The EWM weevil, Euhrychiopsis Unit 120 Mary Ann Cowgill, Coloma. urday's thunder, lightning and rain 927-4832 for reservations, before August 2. (Contributed photo) HELP WANTED Creditors of the decedent are noti- ducted to demonstrate that the com- amendment are available at the lecontei, is intentionally introduced C Charlene Thomas. Benton Harbor, Joseph Anthony Macerata and Nat- clouds dropped I'A inches of rain on The Herald-Palladium...has Motor fied that all claims against the estate puter program used to record and Township Hall for purchase or in- to waters where EMW is a problem Unit 81 alie Marie Delaforet, both of St. Jo- Paw Paw Lake. Environmentally, Routes available in Hartford and will be forever barred unless pre- count the votes cast at the election spection. Copies of the proposed in order to establish a population to Jamie Tunstill. Benton Harbor, Unit seph. the rain was welcome; but recre- Waterviiet. Contact Richard Smith sented to Thomas O. Mottl, named meet the requirements of law." ordinance may be mailed to interest- control Eurasian water milfoil on a Citizens group forming to 371 Kevin Robert McCoy, Coloma; and •ationally it was a disaster. Normal personal representative, or to both Deborah L. Kelley ed persons upon the reception of a long-term basis. Depending on the at 429-2400. extension 386. Brad Wiatrowski, St. Joseph, Unit Michelle Marie McCartney, St. boating, personal watercraft dashing (7-17, 7-24. 7-31, 8-7-08 TCR) the probate court at 811 Port Street, Hagar Township Clerk $1.00 fee. Inquiries may be directed initial density applied, the beetles 183 Joseph. about, and water skiing were protect Black River and St. Joseph, Michigan, and the named (7-24-08-TCR) to the Office of Zoning Administra- David Christopher Jozefiak, Fern- take from two to four years to per- OFFICE SPACE WANTED Ronald Larry, Stevensville, Unit brought to a halt. For the first time representative within 4 months after tor at (269) 463-5113. manently stabilize EWM below 208 dale; and Sara Michelle Masten, since its inception, more than a TO RENT (7-24-08-TCR) problem levels. Paw Paw River watersheds (7-17, 7-24-08-TCR) the date of publication of this notice. NOTICE OF Niles. decade ago, the Paw Paw Lake LOOKING FOR...Office Space. The Middfoil process is environ- July 18, 2008 Michael Christopher Boyer and •Association's Annual Boat Parade A citizen-based group is forming to educate residents and local officials 400-600 sq. ft. in the Watervliet. ORDINANCE Marriage licenses mentally safe. The beetle does not LARGE YARD SALE Thomas O. Mottl Paula Marie Walter, both of Water- about local water-quality issues and to implement projects that will improve Coloma area for financial service Issued by Berrien County Clerk and the After-Party at the Waterfront JULY 25 & 26...9 a.m.-5 p.m. Boys 93 Oak Street AMENDMENT damage native plants or animals M. Louise Stine: vliet. restaurant had to be cancelled. and protect water quality in the Black River and Paw Paw River watersheds. business. Space need by August 1. clothing sizes 6-14. Men & misses because it is native to our North RANDY PHILLIPS...of Coloma is displaying his catch as he waits for Reading, MZ 01867 CHARTER (Compiled by Annette Christie) Anthony Scott Taylor, Benton Har- Several boats were being decorated Meetings are held the second Wednesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. in Call 463-7211 or 463-4536. American ecology. As EWM de- his turn to weigh his catch of largemouth bass for Sunday's contest with size clothing. Toys, dishes & misc. Lawrence L. Frankle (P35990) Matthew Ryan Tunstill and Kristina bor; and Sherri Renee Allen, Ste- Bangor's City Hall, 257 W. Monroe Street. (7-24-08-TCR) in the pouring-down rain in the hope items. 8324 Verlynda, Watervliet. TOWNSHIP OF creases in the treated lakes, the bee- the Sunday Morning Hookers Club. (BUI Scott photo) 121 W. Merchant Street Gail Thompson, both of Coloma. vensville. that the weather would brighten by The next meeting will be August 13. Anyone interested may attend. (7-24-08-TCR) tle population gradually declines to READY TO SELL New Buffalo, MI 49117 WATERVLIET Ryan Robert Streelman and Laura Leon Russell Taylor and Sherry Parade time. Unfortunately, it did One of the first projects the group hopes to tackle is working with Van r a self-sustaining level. Fishing The following abandoned goods 269-469-4439 TO THE RESIDENTS AND PROP- Elizabeth Chaudoir, both of Berrien Cherie Holmes, both of Benton Har- not play out in that manner. The rain Buren and Berrien counties to implement a ban on the application of fertil- HELP WANTED (7-24-08-TCR) Two test areas were implanted with stored at Paw Paw Lake Sports/ ERTY OWNERS OF WATERVLI- Springs. bor. kept coming all morning, through izer with phosphorus (agriculture would be exempt). , Paw Paw and St. Joe rivers... FULL-/PART-TIME... warehouse weevils in Paw Paw Lake in 2007. Coloma Motor Sports You-Lock ET CHARTER TOWNSHIP AND Gaylon Daniel Chandler and Kelle Michael Vincent Kacynski and lunch, and well into the afternoon. Excess phosphorus causes water-quality problems such as algae growth in Anglers are catching smallmouth help wanted. Contact Miller Ther- PUBLIC AUCTION In August of this year, Enviro- Storage. 5270 Paw Paw Lake Rd., ALL OTHER INTERESTED PER- Shevette Sanders, both of Benton Stacy Lynn Greiffendorf, both of Not until after four o'clock did the inland lakes, rivers, and Lake Michigan. Using phosphorus-free fertilizer bass, walleye and catfish. Anglers mometer Co., P.O. Box 86. Hartford, Science, the company using the Coloma. MI. must be paid in full by Abandoned Vehicle Auction at Ace SONS. Harbor. Baroda. sun dare peek from the sky. Only will improve and protect water quality in the Black River and Paw Paw are also catching carp, using com. MI 49057 or e-mail [email protected] Middfoil process, will make test River watersheds and in Lake Michigan. August 15, 2008. or same will be Garage, 6210 M-63, Coloma, on PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Kristin Joseph Woolverton and Steven Charles Weber and Tracy then did a few boats venture out for The carp is an ugly fish, but it puts thermometer.com. dives to evaluate the progress of sold for storage due: Jim Novack #8 Friday, August 8, at 10:00 a.m. Watervliet Charter Township Board Danielle Jenna Watts, both of Colo- Lynn Nutto, both of Benton Harbor. a bit of recreation. For more information, contact Sam Ewbank. owner, GL. Ewbank Build & up a good fight. (7-24-08-TCR) weevil population growth and the Remodel, at (269) 303-0990. and Shirlv Stone #12 and Ronnie 1993 Jeep will consider the adoption of an ma. Scotty Lee Krueger and Jennifer Area lakes...The bluegill are hit- * diminution of the EWM density. Stone #16. (7-17.7-24.7-31 -08-TCR) 1J4G258S1PC687757 Kenneth Dawane Micken and Ash- Marie Lagoni, both of Niles. Also, to find information on the Paw f'aw River Watershed, visit ting in most of the area lakes in STATE OF amendment to Zoning Ordinance Weevils in Paw Paw Lake They will report to us late in the year 2006 Chrysler Sebring ley Courtney Pratt, both of Benton Jacob James Deitrich and Carrie www.swmpc.org/pprw.asp: for the Black River Watershed, visit waters about 12 to 18 feet deep. No. 50, Article VI, Section 6.06 - In the 1940s, Eurasian water milfoil as to the results of the first year of FOR SALE MICHIGAN 1C3EL46X16N104067 Harbor. Ann Rush, both of Berrien Springs. www.vbco.org/blackriver 2.asp. Drifting with worms or crickets is Lake Front Set Backs; at their (EWM) was accidentally introduced weevil use to control the milfoil. HUTCHENREUTHER...Bavarian (7-24,7-31, 8-7-08-TCR) Terrence Lee Vitek and Silvia Mara working for the larger bluegill. The PROBATE COURT August 12, 2008, workshop meeting Frank Braziel and Bonnie Ruth to American waterways. Since then China. 12-piece setting. White with Durham, both of Benton Harbor. Kroner, both of Buchanan. bass are being caught in shallow at 10:00 a.m. The proposed ordi- it has spread to at least 45 states and Next Week: More about weevils. gold trim, S550. Call Sharon. 468- COUNTY OF PUBLIC NOTICE waters. nance amendment was accepted for much of Canada. Once established, Malaprops from kids* exams: The Hunter Safety classes begin in August 6864. Great wedding or anniversary In Store Specials & Special Order Gift Baskets Fishermen are doing well by casting BERRIEN CITY OF first reading at their July 21, 2008, it out competes most native plants. It climate is hottest next to the Creator. gift. (7-24.7-31-08-TCR) into shore and fishing the weeds TREVOR PETERMAN...of Colo- regular meeting. Below is a true and interferes with recreational activi- at Coloma Rod and Gun Club NOTICE TO WATERVLIET with orange or chartreuse spinner ma pauses the landing of his boat complete copy of the proposed ties, wildlife habitat, and facilities LIEN SALE CREDITORS The Coloma Rod and Gun Club, 3456 Mountain Road, Coloma Township, baits equipped with weedless hooks to show part of his catch for Sun- FIRE HYDRANT amendment. that have water uptake systems. THE FOLLOWING UNITS...have will^be hosting Hunter Safety classes next month. tipped with rubber worms or grubs. day^ fishing contest with the Sun- Decedents Estate FLUSHING NOTICE 1.) Ordinance No. 50, Article VI - It grows at colder temperatures and been taken under possession by Classes will be held on Monday, August 18; Tuesday, August 19; Fishing tournaments...The Sunday day Morning Hookers Club. FILE NO. 2008-0474-DE-M Supplementary District Regulations; lower light levels than most native Sparkle U-Stor-lt for lack of pay- The City of Watervliet Public Wednesday, August 20; and Friday, August 22,6:30 to 9:00 p.m., at the club. (Bill Scott photo) Estate of ELDEAN L. ARCURT, SIP N TIME Morning Hookers Club held its Section 6.06 - Lake Front Set- plants and therefore gets a head start ment. These units will be auctioned Works Department will be flushing DAVE WILLIAMS Please note there is no class on Thursday. weekly tournament on the east side contest with a combined weight of Deceased. Date of birth: 10/20/1940 Backs. PARTY STORE on spring growth. It then shades out on August 8 if the Tenant fails to fire hydrants on Wednesday, Thurs- There are no age restrictions to participate in the classes. of Paw Paw Lake. Although the 9.7 pounds of largemouth bass. NOTICE TO CREDITORS: The A. The front yards of all lake front native plants, further limiting their BUILDING claim unit. day and Friday, July 23, 24 & 25. A donation of $10 is required. weather conditions were less than The next tournament, on July 27, decedent, Eldean L. Arcuri, who lots shall be determined by the dis- growth. This may result in a mono- Linda Alexander. Benton Harbor. UIATERVUET, Ml 1.269.163.3800 SALES The classes will cover areas such as Firearm Safety, The How-Tos of lived at 210 East Ash Street, Three On Wednesday & Thursday, June favorable, with high humidity and will be in the Saint Joseph River. tance from the legally established culture of EWM. Hunting. Tree Stand Safety, and many more related topics. Oaks. Michigan 49128. died May 1, 23 & 24, we will be flushing the FARM COMMERCIAL thunderstorms, the team of John Fishermen will meet at Tackle lake height and level to the building Bud & Bud Large established areas of EWM For more information, contact Larry Lute at (269) 468-3416. 2008. hydrants south of the railroad tracks. Light $q99 Ute'lO'l, 429-7611 Stevensville Meister and Jeff Griffith, aka Haven in Benton Harbor at 6:00 or structure to be erected upon the 15 pk cans U+dep promote thermal stratification of the J" r.,{ Creditors of the decedent are noti- On Friday, June 25, we will be Fishhook Slim, managed to win the a.m. lot. On all lake front lots in im- ^ HE1NEKEN & flushing the hydrants north of the If you have any questions about the % fied that all claims against the estate proved areas, no building or struc- Corona & Corona 99 OBERON MINI QUALITY railroad tracks. tournament rules or joining this will be forever barred unless pre- ture shall be constructed or erected 6 pk bottles + 4,, KEGS... $19.99 Charles Thomas, Supervisor club, call Andy Bachman at (269) LANDSCAPE CREW sented to Steven Litchford and with a water side setback less than Watervliet Public Works Bud & Bud Light SI C99 Boone's0 Mr 377-2230. MEMBERS for restaurant Kimberly Sue Johnson , named co- 35 feet or the average setback of (6-26-08-TCR) 24 pk cans lD d., 2/^5 locations. Required personal representative, or to both existing similar buildings or struc- + ram Please call on us for quality products and professional services qualifications include: the probate court at 811 Port Street, tures within two hundred (200) feet Sun Noon-8 Mon-Thur 10-10 Fri & Sat 10-Midnight Hunting willingness to work in vario jSt. Joseph. Michigan, and the named PUBLIC NOTICE on each side of the property. Pro- 8277 Arnt Blvd., Watervliet Anterless Deer perniits...The DNR weather conditions, teamw r representative within 4 months after Hagar Township vided, however, no building or ACCOUNTING • TAX PREP Across from Surfari Joe's at the Ramada ADULT CARE BUILDER is accepting applications to be capability of lifting 50 lbs., the date of publication of this notice. Regular Meeting structure shall be constructed or ability to perform physical July 18, 2008 included in the lottery for Anterless BECHT CONSTRUCTION LLC. labor, and a valid driver s Steven Litchford Synopsis July 14, 2008 DRAKE Marie's Heavenly Haven Deer permits (doe permits). The cost is $4 and the deadline for applying is license. Applications can b P.O. Box 162 Board members present - Jarvis, MID-SUMMER BLOWOUT SALE! GENERAL CONTRACTOR. BUSINESS SYSTEMS August 15. completed at: Three Oaks. MI 49128 Kelley, Davis, Sewcyck, Hays Your Choice Gas or Electric w moh o**) Assisted Living ixsiJiuvfe nmoR vmw- FIRE- WATER- WIM> Burger King Kimberly Sue Johnson 10 YEAR Monthly Accounting & Bookkeeping WatervUet Rod and Gun Club has Approved agenda as submitted. CCromley^) • IIMITID WARRANTV .WW HOMES- AWHTIOVS- REMODHLIW; 3733 North M-140 Veen; / BUMM M m lim >— the following events scheduled: 13219 Black Walnut Lane Re-scheduled decision on Town & TAX SERVICES vmi n.m \l- fOMMERdAL. Watervliet, MI Spotsylvania, VA 22553-6395 s 95 WCC0//W3 Adult Day Care On July 26, there will be a Low Country Gas application for Special WW* 269 $ 95 Kenneth L. Sutton Ml hNSEK INSIJREII Light Carbine class. The fee for this eoe/m/f/d/v Lawrence L. Frankle (P35990) Use Permit to July 23,2008, at 7:00 349 611195 riUTII ST UK FT class is $175 and is taught by Steve 121 W. Merchant Street p.m. P.O. Box 296, Watervliet Ml 49098 621-6120 or 208-6270 HARIFORU Ml l»or>7 84354 6672 St, Hartford Mary Marie Wade, owner Fisher, Lead Trainer, of the Michi- Amended & approved minutes of mariesheavenlyhaven.com www.mariesheavenlyhaven.com SCOTT BEC HT gan Defensive Firearms Institute. June 9, 2008 - Regular Twp. Bd. INTEREST Ph. (269) 463-7211 Fax 463-7154 «..ia The class is the next step in becom- $ 95 ttamiifd Own • Dual firnvwi wjndanj Orm • to Bk*CM' Meeting. 399 ttaMwgfM h*. &• 4 Twc (T Co.I 'See Store Central Financial rajtraoAo* ntoaei axxoAA v for details ing a more proficient user of a mag- Approved minutes of June 9, 2008 - - i GIANT SALE azine-fed rifle or carbine. Special Meeting with Gerbel & Co. fcj? CS4|t * »- / BUILDER COMPUTER SERVICES DRUG STORE & GIFTS Central Credit & Financial Services Al Ci—Uy Some of the topics covered are Approved minutes of June 9, 2008 - SALE Quick same day Fixed rates or* co««r«d by a LOSHBOIGH CONSTRICTION Tri-County Computer Services Main St. Pharmacy & Gifts Proper fighting stance; Sighting in Public Hearing. $ 95 FREE 469 formerly Belfy Drug Store for proper zero; Holdover; Malfunc- Received report from Commissioner ICYtar COMPANY Personal Business Auto loans PAIR PniCF limited 104 N. Main St. \ Prompt tion drills; and Choices in gear. Wooley. SALE Prescriptions Vitamins Debt consolidation Warranty s Other topics include Exploring the Approved material expenses not to 649 (Cro»l«y) Watervliet \ p f iMtiton Over-the-counter medicines myths surrounding this weapons kr*UM UMUyMOH IMSTPtMftw mfessional Bad credit loan options exceed $400. for waterlines & fau- 3X Jfotr.* CM Ft Wa ZtrtAtuU Computer Problems^V *CTOli«irtkfM«K WrwMlUfH ^ 'yOrnrtMhimm Wiff SMvtt • TwW Cmpara <2^ system. cets at Lakeshore Cemetery. (Labor Scflam WMHCnUMWC mmcnmxm Hallmark Greeting Cards No application fee Mnft'CilttKJIIC Call US ! \Jvnowledgeable To preregister, contact Kevin donated by Rick Martin & Eugene BILL LOSHBOUGH Yankee Candles Unique Gifts Schneider at shotgunman5@ Call: 1866-856-7032 Jarvis) Free Delivery* General Contractor 269 463-4963 (go-fix-me) rM (269) 463-3138 NEXTEL vahoo.com or call him at (269) 861- Accepted bid from Peek Tree Ser- Free Removal* 387 N. Main St Centralcfs.com C rnsloy^ 9402 Red Arrow Highway FAX (2B9) 463-0329 Fax 269-463-4964 AUTHORIZED DEALER 5156. vice for $75.00 to remove a tree that Watervliet, Michigan 49098 CELL (269) 208-4051 Watervliet 463-3164 email: [email protected] On July 30, there is a Board meet- grew in the middle of Taylor Street. SSsaJSWMnrMnmnfmi ' ing scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Appointed slate of residents to serve There is a 22 silhouette on the gun 1 MONTH on the DDA Citizens Committee. Wicker Sets EXCAVATION INTERNET PROVIDER MARINA range to be set up at 6:00 p.m. on Appointed Rick Martin to a 4-year In stock for July 31. term on the Coloma-Hagar Fire Sofas & Loveseats Summer! • RESIDENTIAL Tired of getting kicked off? • COMMERCIAL SERVICE The club will be closed August 2-3. Board. S 9Ij Sofa Sleepers Starting at 799 South Haven Store Only • INDUSTRIAL August 4 has a trap shoot at 6:30 Received CEMS report for May. [xcavatmy & kick back with CitvNets Cottage White Dresser, DEMOLITION STORAGE p.m. Approved payment of monthly bills Starting at CONTRACTOR Cobblestone Mirror, Chest, Headboard, Constpu Internet Service Provider August 6 is a new member orienta- totaling $51,141.16. s 95 599 Footboard, Rails • Grading. Basements, Land Clearing Mini Equipment for "Where Local is Better" SALES tion at 6:30 p.m., with a membership Received May Fire Board report. • Sewer. Water & Septic Systems Small Spaces % Excavators. Backhoe, meeting following at 7:30 p.m. • Complete Site Development Unlimited Access for Just $20/mo. jim & Donna Vollmer Accepted bid of $450 from Anchor • Snow Removal Dozer. Bobcats. 330 N.M- 140 APARTMENT HOMES Semi-Dumps and Owners Signs for a replacement sign at the • Sand. Gravel. Slag. Fill & Topsoil Flatbed Trucking Sign up Todayl! Call 269-621-4884 Wutervlict, Ml 49U98 • All Types of Trucking on M-140,4 miles south of 1-94 269-463-6511 Baseball Park. Sealy • Spring Air Or visit www.citynets.com MODELS OPEN Decorative 269-925-0806 or 269-208-0721 across from Grace Christian H.S. 269-424-5432 B. Kelley reported that 7 building Email: [email protected] 2 BED • $580 Accent Tables Cottage Dining Tables " Therapedic FREE ESTIMATES, LICENSED & INSURED Toll free 1-866-621-4884 Mon/Wed 4-7 permits were issued in June with a Tahoe Pontoons Evinrude E-Tec $CQQ95 Twin Sets Full Sets John's valuation of $100,400. Also stated Saturday 12-4 3 BED - $650 Starting at Starting at Starting at problems with the B.C. Health Dept. Restrictions Apply* 95 95 Approved the annual audit from Slate Pub Table Hutch & Buffets «169 «269 PAWN SHOP TRASH COLLECTION WATER WELL SERVICES Glass LARGE Units: 950-1,265 sq. ft. $eQQ95 Queen Sets King Sets Gerbel & Co. and 2 Stools ] Stilling tl 51^^ Starting at Starting at HARTFORD OUTLET m MAKE OUR OWN Heat, Water & Sewer INCLUDED Township is seeking applicants to VINYL REPLACEMENT $29995 $ 95 $ 95 More than a pawn shop... Immediate Occupancy take over the assessing duties as Some Hems One-Of-A*Kind 299 499 You've tried WINPOWS and not exactly as pictured. we give you time to buy RICHCREEK Alberta Bradford is going to retire 'OrMic Som Hawn 8788 the rest, now Full Line Glass Shop, Cobblestone Rd., Watervliet as of September 1 st. back your merchandise! l ,, 2 GREAT Tools-bows-alr compressors-heaters-CDs-DVDs try the BEST! New Construction — Next to Community Hospital Next regular meeting is August 11, HOME FURNISHINGS WATER PUMP 6. APPLIANCES LOCATIONS musical instruments-rods & reels, jewelry, games Windows, 2008, at 7:00 p.m. Dally 9:30-5:30 - 21] Tr*wt>nd,« SI., Uoyin & systems-camcorders-car audio systems-etc. Outside Service Work Deborah Kelley Mon. & FH. til 8 COUNTRY HOUSE (Downtown Allagan) 800.225.7982 686-1155 10 W Main St., Hartford SALES & SERVICE Hagar Township Clerk FURNITURE, INC. 0S337 M-140, Soutfi Haven CTMM Ccr^a CobblestoneVillageAPT.com (7-24-08-TCR) C*dNTenwMUM* COMPLETE If urn* furnlMhinK (VBaga MartiBt FUu) 621-0997 468-4227 www.countryhou!in(urtMluro.ni>t Allegan • South Haven 637-6135 3290 Hennessey Road Walervliet, MI 463-3241 OR 463-6659 271 Paw Paw St. [email protected] 269-463-3232 1-800-246-5992 Case Court, Watervliet Coloma

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14 Tri-City Record July 24, 200H Let us welcome you to Paw Paw Lake!

Who wants to cook after Named for the a great day on the lake? Paw Paw tree?

Abundant Paw Paw trees along the river and lake more 'DcWtayyaHi than likely account for the name of Southwest Michi- gan's largest lake. There's early evidence the lake was PIZZA BURGERS well known to explorers and settlers as Paw Paw Lake. Despite an ^editorial war" between the editors of the HOMEMADE ITALIAN DINNERS OUR SPECIALTY Coloma Courier and Watervliet Record in the late 19th LIQUOR BEER WINE century over the renaming of the lake, the name has been unchanged. COMPLETE MENU AVAILABLE FOR TAKE OUT Land speculator John Gordon traveled through Mich- Call ahead, we'll have your order readyl igan in July 1836. In his diary, he writes, "The mills are on the Pawpaw River... (we) walked say 1/2 mile to the 6410 N. M-63 Coloma 849-1521 r, v. at Exit 7 off 1-96, turn l«ft head of Pawpaw Lake..." DiMagglo-Plzza.com Make every room a "room with a view* Eze-Breeze Porch & Patio Enclosures r Enhance your HARDWARE lifestyle,

Plumbing - Electrical beautify Hardware - Automotive your home Painting Supplies THE CREW...at Hair Innovations and Day Spa, representing 88 com- Sporting Goods bined years of experience, is ready to serve your most personal needs. Lawn & Garden Pictured are: (seated, from the left) Sharon Lundin, Lucy Bild, Jessica Screen & Glass Repair Ladd, owner Fran Boothby; (standing, from the left) Vickie Rule, Mer- saydes Emanuel, Donnell Smith, Scott Williams, Liz Eberhart, Dana JOHN'S GLASS Pipe Threading Cub-bage, and Katrina Ashley. Not available for the photo was Brandy & so much more! Zoschke. (Lynn Attila photo) & WINDOWS Mon - Fri 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Hair Innovations and Day Spa: Saturday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. -1 p.m. 468-4227 271 Paw Paw St., Coloma 343 N. Main St., 463-5461 Most credit cards accepted "We listen first!" By Lynn Attila fessional skin, hair, nail, and physi- "We listen first!" is not only the cal well-being products including: credo of Coloma-based Hair Inno- Redkin, Pureology, Paul Mitchell, vations and Day Spa but the only Tea Tree, Opi and Biofreeze prod- way owner Fran Boothby will do ucts. business. Also on hand are professional prod- "If 1 have to, I'll bend like aTootsie ucts designed especially for men. Roll to accommodate the needs of Though the business is seasonal, my clients," she stressed. with 800-850 clients in the winter What started as a childhood dream months and up to 1,200 clients in the of Fran's has turned into the most summer, Boothby reports, "I never SIMM-nit | premiere salon and day spa in the tire of the work. It's a passion. I've Tri-City Area. Fran claims to have had it my whole life and I don't known she "wanted to own a spa expect it to ever go away. 1 really Matbon'a from the time 1 was in eighth grade." care about the clients. I'm really COLDUJCLL Sloude of, S)ecM, Through dedication, perseverance passionate about hair!" BANKER • and just plain hard.work, she has Private rooms are available for w A Unique Decorating Store1Jf been able to see her dream to com- clients with an illness or disability, Antiques & Collectibles ~ Home & Garden Decor pletion. She obviously loves living as well as for those seeking solitude. her dream and says, "I run the busi- "We have the facilities to give them TOWN & COUNTRY Shabby Chic & Lake Cottage Painted Furniture ness with my heart." all the privacy they need." www.OpenHouMSWMI.com Don't forget ive still decorate Fran spent 18 years teaching cos- Various spa packages are available window treatments ^ wallcovering 4891 WIUU>aw Drlv*, Cokma Ml 49038 metology at Twin City Beauty that will allow for a "wonderful Call for a free in-home estimate College before deciding to quit to relaxing day of beauty." You can (269) 468-7953 6472 Paw Paw Ave., Coloma make her dream a reality. Eighteen also design your own spa package years ago, she opened her salon at suited to your personal needs. 5061 Paw Paw Lake Road in Colo- This summer. Hair Innovations and ma Township, with one part-time Day Spa is featuring "Manic Panic," hairdresser on staff. a relaxing time at the spa where you Today, she has 11 employees offer- can get a manicure and a pedicure hair* ing a cornucopia of services. She has for the fabulous price of $35 for both innovations, on staff two medical massage tech- services. They are also offering $10 nicians who have graduated from off facials. These services are of- SERVICE STORAGE Blue Huron Academy in Grand fered only on Wednesdays. and* Certified Mechanics Pontoons Rapids. To make an appointment, call (269) Over 30 Yrs Experience Inboards & l/Os day • The rest of her staff is skilled in skin 468-8662. in Marine Service Shrink Wrap spa treatments, a variety of waxing pro- Business hours are: Tuesdays, 8:00 Inboards Outboards I/Os Boat Detailing cedures, manicures, acrylic nails, a.m.- 8:00 p.m.; Wednesdays, 8:00 Featuring... Tahoe Pontoons pedicures, ear piercing, make-up a.m.-7:00 p.m.; Thursdays, 9:00 application, facials, hairstyling and a.m.-8:00 p.m.; Fridays, 8:00 a.m.- Evinrude E-Tech Engines of course, their specialty... hair 6:00 p.m.; and Saturdays, 8:00 a.m.- Manic - Panic color. 5:00 p.m. JD's MARINA "We offer a total package. It isn't Call for an appointment today; it's $35 Manicure & Pedicure just hair needs but is much more cre- the only premiere salon and spa in SERVICE - SALES - STORAGE 330 N. M-140, Watervliet (269) 463-6511 ative; taking more time to fulfill the the Tri-City Area where you'll be just 4 miles south of 1-94, across from Grace Christian School Wednesdays only client's needs," Fran said. treated like family... with a heart! The facility carries a full line of pro- $10 off all Facials - Weds. Only 468-8662 5061 Paw Paw Lake Rd., Coloma Enjoy your quality time "All Day- Happy Hour with family and friends ffll 7 PmJ at play and at work If not ir / r 463-4471 NOW... LIFESTYLE "Where the blfi kids come to Play" then 3M (1 Mdn. Downtown WMrvItt, Family Dininfi m- When? CHIROPRACTIC Takeout Lunch Specialc*s — familv HrAith Can* — Do something for YOU! FN. * lit. Itoi. t % Dr. Andrew DeHaven MY Itrlpi *9.99 Thuri. Nighti Monti M 1.99 •! lurgtn Coxtourv Express. 7652 Red Arrow Hwy., Watervliet xtfi 7139 RmI Arrow Cokma 463-4100