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Vietnam Veteran Memorial V eyed for Coloma's Baker Park , „ By Teresa LaPlante Alice Bacanti of Watervllet came Bacanti represents comes up with overtime pay? There are two hours before the Coloma City Commission the necessary funds. more each week than with the old to request Its consent for a Vietnam "I think it is a good thing to do," hours." Memorial to be erected at Baker Park commented Commissioner George Commissioner Postelll: "Joan, I suppose." in Coloma. Postelll. "I graduated at Coloma High Mayor Taylor said, "No, the office At the conclusion of the meeting, workers have worked out a rotation School in the Class of 1959," said Vivian Cox, representing the Peti- Mrs. Bacanti, "and our class presi- schedule so that no one has to work tioners for a Recall Election, any overtime." dent was killed in Vietnam In 1967. presented the Board With several Regarding the hiring of the new Ci- This is the year of our 30th reunion questions regarding finances and and we, as a class, want to erect this ty Coordinator, Mrs. Cox posed her the pay of several employees: question to Pete Mestre: "Approx- memorial In his memory." Mrs. Cox asked, "How are the new imately, Pete, what was the cost of This will be the first Vietnam hours working out?" (regarding the Memorial to be erected in Berrien ads and lodging for the coordinator new City Hall hours of 8:30 a.m. to In your first and second effort?" County. WORK IN PROGRESS...Har1ford Summer Migrant Program students are get- 5:30 p.m.) Commissioner Pete Mestre said, The Commission approved the Commissioner Postelll answered, ting first-hand experience In planning and executing a piece off artwork. erection of a memorial in Baker Park "It was over $200 per ad, so 1 would Nevermind that this piece off art covers the east wall off La Hacienda in Hart- "Fine." estimate the total cost for our first providing that the committee Mrs. Mrs. Cox: "And who is getting the fford, the process is the same. Rudy Serratos off La Hacienda gave the effort, with lodging, at $1,000. Our' students permission to paint a mural on the wall off the building. second effort has been about $500." Nearly fforty students, ffrom kindergarteners thru middle schoolers, all Mrs. Cox: "And how has that effort members off Georgia MacKinder's art class, have spent several weeks plann- been going?" ing and painting the mural. The mural chronicles Mexican history and, Commissioner Mestre: "We have thereffore, the children's history ffrom early Mexican gods to present-day Hart- Interviewed several good can- fford with its strawberry, cucumber, and apple harvests represented. didates, but we have paused our ef- Mrs. MacKinder said the students have had many people stop to watch and DDA increases funds for forts until after the electlon...untll give encouragement and several have picked up a paint brush and lent a after the people tell us what they hand. want." At the lefft, Griselda Noyola puts the ffinishing touches on an early Mexican Watervliet renovation project Mrs. Cox: "I applaud your deci- symbol. The mural is slated ffor completion by early next week. For a related sion." story, see page 5. (photos by Carole Kieman) The Watervliet DDA has increased mendation of Its Mill Creek Park The recall election is scheduled Its share of an estimated $524,000 Development Committee to spend for August 8, ai which time the peo- downtown renovation project by an additional $25,000 on the park ple of Coloma will be able to go to $50,000. The increase brings the Watervliet Airport lists this year. The DDA spent $25,000 on the polls and have their say. Downtown Development Authority's the Main Street park last year to portion of the project to $90,000. clean up the bluffs, put in a stairway The DDA took the action at its residential lots for sale leading down to the park, for tree meeting last Thursday while recom- and stump removal, brush clearing, mending the low contracting bid of Hartford council approves By Bob Lohr Avenue, had no future developmen- and for clean sand and fill. The Watervliet Airport Board, at its tal potential for the airport. Money Whelan Construction Company of The additional funds are for the In- Benton Harbor for the project due to regular monthly business meeting, made from the lot sale will go toward stallation of a drain, picnic tables has decided to pursue the sale of six airport Improvement projects, such begin early In August. Whelan's bid and barbecue grills, lighting, and a fire truck millage request was $405,530; the only other bidder lots of airport property by listing with as hangar construction. water supply. a local realtor. In other areas at last Wednesday's at the bid opening last Wednesday The committee, made up of By Phyliss Buechner was Oselka Construction of Union A motion tabled at the July 10 ing the City Charter and also about Board members made the deci- meeting, the Board revamped the air- engineer Monte Sternaman and DDA sion to list with a realtor when no port's hangar and lease agreements. Pier at $502,245.65. members Bob Wallace and Dave Hartford City Council meeting was having a City manager. The charter The low bid was still over the brought back before the members at has manager provisions in it but still sealed bids were received by Board The Board, taking an existing lease Sher, had presented a $57,000 pro- Chairman Karl Bayer. Bayer noted estimated cost of the project by the July 24 meeting. Dan Dowd, needs to be revised, he said, and he agreement, reworded various parts posal that Included a pavilion, that although several parties ex- to update the language and also nearly $80,000. The remaining playground equipment and rest Chairman of the Fire Board, had re: advised that Wayne Nelson, County overage is expected to be made up In quested approval for a millage for a Treasurer, City resident and former pressed Interest In the land pur- drew up two separate agreements, rooms. The DDA trimmed the re- chase, no bids were received in the one for rentals and one for leases. A the state's portion of the project. The quest because of the Increase costs new pumper to place It on the mayor, had information about It. additional funds were approved after November ballot. Nelson outlined the steps terms the Board set to accept bids at rental agreement will be used when of the downtown renovation project. its June meeting. an aircraft owner rents one of the air- DDA Chairman Karl Bayer reminded Several members commented fur- The City was asked to levy two available and said they could put the group that the project had been mills, and the Township one mill, to both the question of whether the Board members agreed to list the port's hangars for aircraft storage. A ther additions and Improvements to land initially with Paw Paw Lake lease agreement will be used when under planning for nearly two years the new park could be undertaken by pay the cost of $178,000.00 plus In- charter should be updated and. If so, and that the improvements would be terest. The City questioned why It could also put names for a nine- Realty of Watervllet for a term of 90 an owner opts to build his own other organizations in the area. days, keeping the minimum selling the first major work done In should have to levy double the member charter committee to be hangar on airport property. The price at $3,300 per lot. If the land Is Board raised existing fees on both Watervliet in years. OFFICERS ELECTED Township, asked for a meeting bet- elected on the same ballot. Following the budget adjustment ween all three parties, and waited to After a few comments a motion not sold, whole or In part, by the end rentals and leases by five dollars. Re-elected for a third term as of the term, the Board will consider to increase the DDA's share in the 3halrman was Karl Bayer. Bayer- see what action the Township took was approved to turn It over to the The move was made to address project the organization also ac- at Its meeting. They approved the re- fiscal department to come up with a listing with another realtor in town. the leases after the Board felt many commented he would like to see the The airport decided to sell the lots cepted Bayer's recommendation to Main Street and Mill Creek projects quest July 13 contingent upon the recommendation and to have the at- of them had become obsolete and approve an alternate Inclusion in the same approval by the City. torney prepare a proposal for the last spring after agreeing the lots, outdated, Bayer noted. through but felt others should located on the south side of Orchard bid for an additional $48,600 for brick shoulder some of the leadership After short discussion, a motion ballot. paving stones to be included in the role. He asked that a vice chairman was adopted unanimously to ap- Ordinance No. 167 to establish a sidewalk improvement portion of the be nominated with the Idea that per- prove the request to place the Downtown Development Authority renovation. Bayer said leaving out son would be willing to work with the millage request on the ballot. The Ci- was offlclcally adopted effective ten the brick pavers to trim the budget to chairman this year and become ty Council stipulated that within thir- days from the date of enactment. Glad-Peach Festival agenda meet the bid would probably mean chairman next year. Bob Wallace ty days the Fire Board should hold a The purpose of the ordinance Is to the sidewalks would never be finish- was elected Vice Chairman and joint meeting with the City Council, correct and prevent deterioration In ed. Jackie Forrester was re-elected Township Board and Fire Board to business districts; to encourage Next on the agenda to get the full of surprises and fun Secretary. discuss future funding. The original historic preservation; to authorize Main Street remodeling project agreement called for the City and the acquisition and disposal of In- The DDA approved paying its By Teresa LaPlante that await you: underway Is Michigan Department of Township to each pay half of the terests In real and personal property; members $10 per meeting for atten- The Coloma Glad-Peach Festival, "Deanna House and Her Love Af- Transportation approval of the bid cost, but since the Township proper- ding and the chairman $20 for atten- to authorize the creation and Im- scheduled for August 4, 5, and 6 is fair With Food" will be presented on award and the City Commission ty value is twice that of the City and plementation of development plans; ding. They added Monte Sternaman full of quality fun for all ages! Friday from 5:30-6:30 on the main signing the contract. The renovation has 36 miles to be protectd com- and to promote economic growth of to the revolving loan committee of "Each day of the festival has stage. Deanna House Is a food project Includes repavlng Main pared to one In the City the members the downtown district. consultant Jim Hughes, Jackie For- something no one will want to miss," economist who teaches food prep- Street, new sidewalks, street lights, feel a different funding arrangement A letter was received from the rester and Dave Gearhart. That com- says Harriet Turner, one of the aration In fun and exciting ways. curb and gutter work, benches and should be considered. Department of Commerce advising mittee will bring back a final pro- festival's coordinators. "I'm really ex- Wrapped food samples will be trash receptacles. Council member Frank Yerlngton posal for a loan program at the See HARTFORD on page 15 cited about It myself!" The DDA also accepted a recom- August meeting. Jr. said they had talked about chang- Here are a few of the surprises See GLAD on page 15

DO YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING THE GLAD-PEACH FESTIVAL We Asked You... AND, IF SO, IS THERE ANY ONE EVENT THAT YOU WILL MAKE MORE OF AN EFFORT TO ATTEND?

u R GLENN MILLER MARYANN CORDARO COLOMA CHICAGO VINCE MANZELLA LYNN PHILLIPS ANNA KELLOQ LAURIE HUSCHER M COLOMA 'Yes, we go to the kid- Y#tr I'll be there. It's IE ZDENEK BENTON HARBOR DOUQ AUQU8TYI HARTFORD WATERVLIET Tm going to try to M dles parade and the M w the fflrst time ffor me. I'll COLOMA l don't plan on It but GRAND JUNCTION We usually go and en- MARK KALAFUT Yesf we probably will catch It. I heard a lot Is M peach bake-offff and the probably bring the ffaml- Yes, we like the craffts that doesn't moan that I Nof we won't be Joy everything except COLOMA attend. We'll see 1 hospitality center at the M ly/ and the parade." happening" won't." there." the heat." l plan on going." everything." senior citizen center." JULY PAGE TWO 26^ TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE THREE rai-cmf nrmn JULY 26,1989 COLUMNS & COMMENTARY this a growing and prosperous city. Township because the health of Jones Intercable begins $3,000,000 project SO^E OF US FLOWERS/NRE Main Street affects the well-being of Brick and concrete alone won't make Beverly Slack, General Manager of areas as well as rebuilding existing Approximately 90 miles of new subscribers in those areas. WBA HAPPENINGS this happen. We can't sit back and every business In the community. LI KJS Jones Intercable, announced Friday, cable areas throughout Southwest plant construction are slated for this Subscribers in the areas where the By Larry Nordhoff som The following people were present We will never have a better oppor- 6one else to it. We have to be July 21, plans to begin construction Michigan. Construction of the year throughout Southwest Michi- upgrade process will take place may WE wifOD UP GOJM'TO Boy! What a meeting we had this tunity than now to arouse the involved; we have to communicate at the last meeting: Rhonda Allen, gan. Communities involved in the ex- experience some minor service Inter- w eac Bob Taylor, Connie and Rodney of several expanded cable television $3,000,000.00 cable plant project past Thursday. There wasn't enough curiosity of everyone within the '^ ^ other. Don't let old began Monday, July 24, 1989. pansion process include: Three ruptions as construction crews POT / time to cover all I had on the agenda. reach of all the advertising media at grudges and personality clashes Austin, Danny Gray, Dave Gearhart, Rivers, Centreville, Dowagiac, work. Jones Intercable will notify Our main topic of discussion was our disposal. We can tell of the keeP you from takln9 Part in what Joan Bujack, Joyce Melvln, Ron Watervliet, Schoolcraft, Mendon, those subscribers affected by the about advertising or the promotion changes taking place in our city and w|M change your ent^re future. Haley, Karl and Anne Bayer, Steve and Elkhart County, Indiana. construction process via mail. of Watervllet. I again asked for a make people want to come and see One of the reasons a mall is so Spencer, and myself. Twenty miles of new construction In an effort to support construc- chairman to head a committee on for themselves. When they arrive we successful is because people are Our next meeting will be August 4 passing 430 homes in the Three tion efforts, Jones Intercable would promotionals for the City and had no must show them the kind of service forced to work together. They each at the same time and place. I hope to Rivers area include Constantine and like to inform community members takers. I then stated that it would be and courtesy that will make them own their own business but they are see you there doing your part to Upton introduces budget Lutz Road, Corey Lake, Flower- of some important points: cable con- build that great machine. addressed by the group as a whole want to return. forced to open and close at the same field/131, Harwood Lake, and Broad- struction crews may require access FATALITY NEAR WATERVLIET...a 75-year-old woman was killed and 10 per- until we had a committee or These feats can't be accomplish- time. Promotions are scheduled well reform bill way. Twenty-two miles of construc- through subscribers' property to sons were Injured in a two-car crash last Thursday on M-140 at 1-94. something was accomplished along ed in a one-hour session twice a in advance so each business can tion in the Centreville area will pass reach utility easements; help in con- Kashlben Narsinhbal Patel of Martinez, Georgia, was killed when the car she these lines. A lengthy discussion month. It will take a special task prepare for them. They are forced to 569 homes in the townships of Not- taining pets while construction tends current Gramm-Rudman tar- was riding in turned left onto the eastbound freeway entrance ramp and drove followed. force, if not from the WBA possibly participate in meetings to help plan ENJOYS RECORD Congressman Fred Upton has in- tawa and Sherman. Four hundred crews are in the area is greatly ap- gets through fiscal 1997, requiring a Into the path of a car driven by Keith John Nyboer, 34, of Holland, Michigan. Several pertinent comments were from a combination of the WBA, the promotions and establish polices. If Dear Editor, troduced a budget reform package and twenty-three homes over 17 preciated; subscribers with under- we are t0 balanced budget without figuring in The Patel vehicle was driven by Kanchanben Natvar Patel, 37, of Martinez, made; one being that most of the DDA, the CWAEDC, and PIC. survive, we have to ban I don't know how you do it but the -the Fiscal and Institutional miles in Dowagiac and Pokagon ground sprinkler systems are advis- Georgia. Sheriffs Department deputies said the accident occurred at 11 a.m. businessess have hours that cater to Let's not allow this opportunity to together much the same as the Reform (FAIR) Budget Act of 1989. If the Social Security surplus. Township will be included in the ex- Tri-City Record gets better every The Social Security Trust Fund ac- ed to notify construction crews in Watervliet firefighters, pictured at the Patel car, used the Jaws of Life to free the unemployed and that the single slip through our fingers and be businesses in a mall. With a little ef- enacted, this bill would put our pansion. Expansion will also take advance; cable services may be fort we week. I enjoy it so much. You are do- counts have been accumulating some of the victims. (Karl Bayer photo) most Important thing we could do to forever lost. could each become a piece ing a wonderful job. federal budget process back on the place in Schoolcraft passing 34 periodically Interrupted while repairs of one bi m substantial surpluses which are in- increase business was to change Saturday morning a man and his 9 achine that could do Sincerely, right track by replacing budget homes on West W Avenue, 131 and are made. our hours to accommodate people wife were in my shop and stated that nothing but create prosperity for all. trickery and neglect with honesty cluded in the deficit estimates for 14th Street. Eight miles of construc- Winona Bock the Gramm-Rudman budget balanc- Jones Intercable sincerely regrets during their leisure hours. We all this was the first time he had been in 1 don t know what w'" and accountability. tion in Watervliet will pass 276 any inconvenience the upgrade pro- m ing law. This year the Trust Fund agreed that there was a need for Watervliet in ten years but he would ake all the businesses join "Real budget reform Is long over- homes. Other areas Included in the cess may cause its subcribers. Con- Coloma • Watervliet •Hartford some change but that it would be dif- return now that he knew of my shop together but until we do our transi- due," said Upton, "The enormous surplus makes our deficit look nearly expansion project include almost i $70 billion less than It actually Is. struction crews will make every ef- ficult to get the majority of anH Rr»h'c navt Hnrir Tho novt thinn tion won t be complete or effective. federal deficit is a tell-tale sign of one mile on Hallman near Mendon and Bob's next door. The next thing In referring to this situation Upton fort to ensure that work is done with businesses to agree to the changes. you know he will be shopping in These pleas are not just for Main the inadequacy of the current budget Township passing 36 homes and 19 DOUBLE MECCA CLUB SAYS said, "This masks the real extent of a minimum of inconvenience and CARD OF THANKS New hours would have to be pro- other stores as well. Street but all within the City and process." miles passing about 400 homes in that properties are left in the same moted heavily in order to make peo- the budget crisis and perpetuates For you who sent a comforting THANKS FOR ALL OF As I said earlier, there wasn't Upton's bill addresses the deficit Elkhart County, Indiana. condition as when construction COUPONS ple aware of the changes. problem in a comprehensive man- Congress' spending frenzy. We owe In addition, over 60 miles of ex- card or sat quietly and said a prayer; THE HELP enough time to cover the whole our future retirees not only a healthy began. I told the group about an article 1 ner. Its goals are a fair and effective isting cable plant will be rebuilt ALL DAY For you who sent food or a Letter to the Editor, agenda so there was no discussion Social Security retirement system "The $3,000,000.00 that is being in- memorial; or had read; an article about a woman about a festival to celebrate the budget process, budgetary coopera- (within areas where poor plant is in vested in our cable system is in Hastings, Mich., who changed a tion between the president and Con- but a healthy economy! Hiding the need of replacement). Communities WEDNESDAY For you who spoke the kindest Dear Editor, completion of our street project. true size of our deficit behind the evidence of Jones Intercable's com- whole city and increased business gress, honest accounting, and con- involved In the cable plant upgrade WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTITlEa words that anyone can say; Thank you to the community of There was nothing said about calling Social Security surpluses is a mitment to the highest standards of for herself and everyone else In the tinued progress toward a balanced process include Watervliet, Constan- For you who were not here but Watervliet for your tremendous sup- on nonmember businesses either. foolhardy way of juggling budget service in the industry," stated Mrs. thought of us: port as MECCA campaigned to raise process. She boasts having a promo- In view of the profound changes budget without counting the Social tine, and White Pigeon. This upgrade Slack. People with questions or con- tion for every week of the year. The 4 Security surplus. figures today at the expense of process will mean improved picture Please know your thoughtfulness money for the new Watervliet identi- that are soon to take place in our city tomorrow's workers and economy. cerns on the construction project are USDA CHOICE BEEF slogan for the whole city was Key provisions in Upton's legisla- quality and fewer service interrup- is appreciated. We thank you for ty signs. We reached our goal of I find it difficult to understand the The FAIR Budget Act also makes invited to call Jones Intercable at • "Hastings has it." Apparently, the tion Involve procedural reforms to tion for current Jones Intercable your consoling love and support. We $3,000 this spring, and the signs are lack of Interest or passive attitude technical changes to the executive 273-8408/1-800-343-5280. whole city got on the bandwagon to that so many of the businesses have. / encourage honest budget debate. ROUND STEAK especially want to thank the Coloma in place and ready for some land- and congressional budget process • prove that point. We need a person The FAIR Budget Act would require a 34 IfKH CENTER SLICES Masonic Order #162 for the lovely scaping. We as a group have one of the to encourage the Congress and the • with a strong conviction such as greatest opportunities ever afforded roll-call vote on any spending or tax- \ service; the Coloma Chapter, Order A special thanks goes to the many president to forge a bicameral • hers to spark Watervliet into action. a city. It's a second chance to make RIVER ing bill. of the Eastern Star #307, for serving citizens who donated $5, $10 and budget agreement. a lovely luncheon; and Pastor Laura $25; it certainly added up. Also, "If members of Congress are ap- : proving budget-busting bills, their "Huge federal budget deficits Too much of a good thing? • Truby for comforting words at the thanks to each person who attended have plagued presidents and con-' memorial service. and purchased items at our fund- Of course, meanwhile we're not constituents have the right to know • going anywhere. By this time it's about It," commented Upton. "It Is grasses for the past several years," The family of Fred A. Watts raising activities. A very special said Upton. "One branch of govern- nearing 4 p.m. and the construction HOTELS AND PEANUT WHISTLES features Mrs. Crosby chose his not fair to let massive spending bills thanks goes to Larry deMink and the ment points its finger at the other TRI-CITY RECORD * workers, noting It's nearly rush hour It all started one day In 1947 when song, but neglected to dictate an en- sail through Congress without re- Watervliet Paper Company for put- core. and the opportunity for significant l-Year Subscription Rates ting us over the top with a $400 dona- and is already backing up, Charlie Young, Realtor and Op- quiring representatives to go on Even recreational Berrltn ft Vin Burtn countl«t...S13.00 "When the crowd continued to ap- progress Is lost In a fit of name- GOLDEN RIPE tion. decide it's time to start backing huge tometrist, stopped by The Day Spr- record." sports can serve up Eltowhere in ttat# of Mlchlflan...S16.00 plaud, Charlie returned to the stage. calling and avoidance. It is time for • Mary Spessard trucks across the road, using once- ing office to talk with Don Cochrane. Other provisions are aimed at back pain. Don't Combination of local ft ou!a!a!a...$16.00 His encore number was 'A Man Was honesty and cooperation. • Outside tha atata ol *lchlflan...$18.00 pretty coeds to halt traffic (It's not That afternoon, spring flowers long-term budget reform. The FAIR President "The revised economic forecast suffer needlessly. BANANAS • Outf Ida tha UnHad Stataa...$20,00 the big red stop sign that does It peeped their heads up In woodland To Blame For It All,' a too detailed Budget Act takes the Social Security MECCA KARL'S announced this week by the Bush Get back in the either). These summer jobbers places and soft April breezes story of a hapless maiden who had Trust Fund surplus out of the deficit a Administration indicates that the swing of things. KOLUMN couldn't direct traffic out of their brought new life to Hartford. been deceived by a deceitful wooer. calculations immediately and ex- a K§rl Bayir, §dltoi Gramm-Rudman guillotine may I dorms, much less keep 100,000 irate Charlie eased into the chair Mrs. Crosby was visibly embarrass- Call for an m a come down this fall," continued Up- commuters In line. across from The Day Spring ed and attempted to signal him, but appointment today. a ton. "It also shows the budget- WRONG WAY KARL..AQAIN As soon as a driver caught sight of skipper's desk and said, "Don, I've Charlie strummed through to the end Chiropractors.. balancing problems Congress has AIN DfWJUCE a In kolumns past I regaled you with a traffic signal (any signal would do) been thinking about something. of the song's several verses. So far • failed to overcome. My bill would We Can Help a tales of my traveling exploits cars would start jostling to get When I was a kid, I can remember as we recall, Charlie was never ask- Bonixi maotowi t force both Congress and the presi- • PACK a I've set out for Robin Hood's Sher- around the corner. It didn't matter somewhere here In the east part of ed to sing at another 'highbrow' oc- • dent to balance the budget promptly a wood Forest and ended up lost in where the road went, just as long as town a fat little old man ran a candy casion. TO SUBSCRIBE and responsibly. I hope my col- McDonald Chiropractic Clinics a it went off 10 Mile. I know a couple of store. "After the Crosbys closed the 763 E. Napier Avenue ooc d AI^IT downtown Nottingham (a city the leagues In the House will adopt the quicker ones managed to slice "Mostly kids went in there, and the hotel, Charlie opened his candy Benton Harbor. MI 49022 IJZ5-DALK a size and tenor of Flint). A trip to CALL 463-3461 some of my suggestions to restore 69 Veim Entablliihed in S.W. Michigan old guy sold a big milk shake for a store, the one you remember. His a Cedar Point from lust north of across both lanes and escape down fairness and integrity to the federal Detroit left me on the outskirts of a ramp just to my left..J was obscur- nickel. Who and where was it?" customers were mostly school 3/$ • budget process." Dayton, Ohio, The only way I could Ing the sign that identified the ramp Editor Cochrane tipped back In children. On the sidewalk outside, he a get to our newly-found home In as the entrance to the Detroit Zoo the old swivel chair which he had In- operated a steam peanut roaster. It a Watervliet was to get lost near North maintenance garage and that there herited from Cenius Engle's law of- was a box-like contraption on four Take advantage iCMmt ....avOT^y wheels and was equipped with a a School. Why should this last was no outlet (I'll bet the smarties fice and clasped his hands behind of this Great Sale TIDE a his head. "Well," he said, "I whistle that Charlie blew for adver- THE TRI-CITY RECORD HEOUUft, UHKBHID O* weekend's trip be any different? didn't get home till last call). WftHl The difference Is I didn't get lost. I Just as I was about to panic and remember him. tising purposes whenever the steam AUPUVOM figured the shortcut through Ann Ar- start blowing the horn and have "His name was Charlie Kelly and was high enough to make it shriek. COUNTRY FME$H Boys would enter the store and Your One-Stop Fence bor to the north side of Detroit, sav- Anne do her air raid siren imitation, he was a town character half a cen- ICECREAM ing 30 minutes or so, would also there was the real ramp leading tury ago. His store was In the Genter distract Charlie's attention by coun- ting out their pennies and agonizing save that much from a trip to Dryden down to the newly-completed part of Building, right across the street from Wedding Shop over their candy choices. While they ¥i OZ (45 miles north of Detroit). My the freeway. Anne wanted to ride here and east of the fire station." IAV14* were doing this, other boys outside reasoning was If I could make It from north out of town on Woodward "All right," Charlie Young said. UQUK> WTTH LMON Mfi M l Royal Oak to Dryden In just under 45 Avenue for old times sake; I didn't "That was the guy-Charlie Kelly! raided the peanut roaster. When he lAVl discovered what was happening to Invitattons MR. CLEAN •1.01 minutes and I saved 30 minutes from want to get caught In any more rush- And he had a hand cranked whirligig his peanuts, Charlie placed a huge CLEANER . iA. K.&R- Watervliet to Detroit by taking that hour construction traffic. Straight for thing that made the nickel padlock on the roaster whenever he Accessaies route, the net gain would be 15 good old M-53 (Van Dyke) we headed. milkshakes." do realize that in this column I This whole column and the turned his back on It, minutes longer (easily made up by Once on Van Dyke It was a clean "Yes," Don continued, "that have really given most of you a thought patterns are coming to the "So now you know the story from Bridal Books traveling with the trucks, busses and shot to Dryden Road, just 30 miles building was torn down by Harry : bird's-eye view of our lives, but one forefront now, because in August way back when you were a kid!" And white license plates at 75 mph). up a piece. Hough several years ago. You see, Truckloads : section I do not recall mentioning in there will be a Glbbs Family Reu- in The Hartford Day Spring Office, on Reception Irems The original plan was to cut off At 15 Mile Road and Van Dyke we Mrs, Jessie Genter was Harry's great depth is my relatives on my nion. The last one I made It to was that soft April day In 1947, Editor Featuring 1-96 before hitting Detroit and cut hit a wall of cars. Four lanes of cars sister-in-law. She had lived there mother's side. This is an extensive while I was living at home and in Don Cochrane and Charlie Young sat across M-24 (Telegraph) to Pontiac, were squeezed Into two, with four alone for years over the store part... Arriving s family in its own right, not forgetting high school. This one should be in- and laughed together over the candy BRIDE & GROOM dodge around the Sllverdome and lanes of cars oncoming on the left ever since her husband, Alfred J. 1 MIOUUUt OH UNKIMTIb the massive crowd the Bayers are teresting. store on East Main Street in Hart- i WEDDING STATIONERY : shoot straight for Dryden. and a three-foot-deep ditch on the Genter had died. One day In 1940 she V TIDE LIQUID amassing. Naturally, over the course of time / by McPhenoni lAOMtir'/ ni tm.iHt : right where our other two lanes used opened a can of plums for supper. ford. For them It was over forty years Daiiy!! My mother was born in Perkins, so many of the cousins have lost It must have been the air condi- In the past. For us It Is over eighty a to be..,on the other side of the ditch They turned out to be spoiled and Michigan, which is in the U.P., very touch with one another. I even heard tioning; before I knew It, I had talked years ago now. a was a tantallzlngly-beautlful new gave her ptomaine poisoning. This sc 58 ) near Escanaba. My grandfather, over the wedding that one of my myself out of the straight shot and And for me there Is a burnished '<1 00$5 on 1 a highway: closed with construction brought on a heart attack and she • Horace, was the owner and operator cousins. In fact one I used to baby- opted for running straight through patina on those days. We view them Reclining Aan H a workers standing around watching died. Her sister, Bessie Hough came of the general store and tha proud sit for, is now the doctor to the reign- Oak Park, Centerllne and Warren on through the golden haze of time. It is IMSTAKT SA t cars overheat In the traffic jam. Inch to be with her, but there was nothing IM57AKT SAVINGS a father to fifteen children. My grand- ing monarch of Monaco. the new 1-696 (10 Mile Road). a never-never land to which we can- • So past Telegraph we motored... by Inch we worked our way north.., they could do. She lived over one of Sectiona a mother, from the pictures that I have With 30 aunts and uncles and not return-except through stories, a seen, was a beautiful dark-haired each having more than 3 to 4 all the while I was reassuring Anne when a hapless driver turned across Hartford's first store buildings. "But back to Charlie Kelly's candy words, pictures, and memories. Then woman of French and Irish descent. children our Gibbs family spans the we were headed for an early arrival the lanes In front of me. I honked my we hear the clip-clop of horses and we could see a bit of our old horn and shook my fist at him. store. Before he opened It, he served INSURANCE SQOtiOQ She was taller than Grandpa and, globe. Some of my aunts and uncles as clerk at the Crosby House. You hooves, the creak of ox-carts, the due to the circumstances of life, I have passed away in the last few stomping grounds to boot...on to the "He's just trying to get home," a may remember it was a busy hotel lonesome whistle of the Pere Mar- e never met her. But the stories I have years, and therefore we, the cousins, Southfleld Freeway, Southfleld Anne cried. quette, and the thin piping echo of a "/ don't give a damn If anybody that operated In the old two story heard about her are wonderful. With have really lost touch so this reunion Freeway ends just shy of 10 Mile Charlie Kelly's peanut machine on grr aets home," I replied. depot before It burned. Passenger / rnwn all of those children and the respon- should really be interesting. It Is go- Road and becomes just another East Main In Hartford, Michigan. sibilities, she was also a town ing to be held In the U.P,, In busy_ , rush-hour^ thoroughfare. The 16 Mile Road, 15Vi Mile Road, 16 trains stopped there for a 20-30 d 1 C0 0U h Mile Road, 16V, Mile Road, 17 Mile minute lunch period. Charlie greeted leader. She formed several groups Gladstone, Escanaba and, I under.- , T* ?T ,T ' " "! and the church ladies aid and par- tand, also In Perkins. The last time 4"' bul the raPldl* movlna traf Road, nVi Mile Road, 18 Mile Road: hungry travelers by ringing a hand e flc assures me this Is the can It be true? Could It be that there dinner bell and calling out items i'j a ticipated in other parts of rural living. we all came together the family just right TRI-CITY RECORD Aren't Insurance tm** ** e route.„for B tenths of a mile. are no more Hashing lights, herd- ready to be served in the dining "7 ISJ&T~ni rw • Mom has told me stories of iron- bought the town for three days. No 138 N. Main St., Box 7 e All the traffic Is funnellng Into a hats, orange-togged summer room. Companies Subject to • ing days with 7 or 8 irons heating up one seemed to mind. i chute.„there's curb and lawns on replacements In cutoffs and stop "Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crosby Watervliet, Ml. 49098 | on the stove all at one time and 3 or 4 Since I have lost touch with most e one side and on the other a high signs? No more avoiding eyes In the operated the hotel and It closed just (616) 463-3461 Anti-mist Laws? ruii of the girls washing and Ironing of these people I do not know If a er urn Sa* " ; ,f I//' iks i altogether In the kitchen. From what anyone has tried to make a family brich ""J! Wl1h tl/J"r^Peer,f!0 rear view mirror ahead of you, no ^ ^ century. Then insurance companies are prevented 4 Al v fB-'P ver lt t /A/e Anne It Karl Bayer, Publishers e I understand Mom hated those days, tree and to organize what all of our ° ' 'I' more staring In the mirror at the eyes they went to Baldwin where they i'l J d built a hunting lodge, later catering Karl Bayer, Editor from price-fixing, coercion and boy- IfeiSSiS^ a but when she speaks of them she histories are but, hopefully, so- of the driver In the back of you? •20.00 minimum e to trout fishermen and hunters. Anne Bayer, Bus, Mgr. cotting, just like any other business. a speaks fondly. meone will try. My cousin, Dick [*> MOOT; the next realization that Could It be no more traffic jams; AT purchtM required e 0 "Their hotel clerk here In Hartford, Bonnie Bannen, Copy Editor They are permitted to share claims excluding aonue a Grandpa was a maker of money as stalled cars; blaring horns; hot, dus- Rockwood, was trying but we never ! . Charlie Kelly, was an eccentric Buy features, well as kids and spent all that he heard the outcome of all of his filled with trucks and dirt starts me ty, malevolent drivers all out for information through voluntary orga- bachelor. During spare moments he YOUR e I c o h o II c \a madelntiislHetlme. I am told he was endeavors. looking for alternate routes. blood? The Tri-City Record Is the nizations. This is to help smaller beverages, end e strummed a banjo and sang for the a problem solver to the entire com- Again, we have more to look for- By this time the creeping traffic Red Arrow Edition of the companies who don't have a lot of SERVICE tobscco products munity and each and every person in ward to this summer, and I am hop- has boxed us In against the brick I only had to cut off four old ladles entertainment of such hotel guests WATERVLIET RECORD as cared to be entertained that way. their own information to compete Perkins went to Horace Glbbs for ing the our children will have the op- wall and our only hope Is forward at In a big Bulch and a bunch of par- USPSMS-MO. 2nd olaaa poatapa Mrs. Crosby aspired to be one of the paid at WaiarvNat. MkMoan 4fDM with larger companies who do. With- problem solving. He was kind, and portunity to meet with all of the a snail's pace. A glance at my tyers In a panel truck to make It to odometer tells me there's slim the clear pavement ahead of the town's society leaders and succeed- out this special provision, competi- COLOMA WATERVLIET HARTFORD | industrious, and loving. The kids unknown relatives. I even have a ONE-YEAR SUSSCRIPTION RATES ct ar ce th 0 wlll 1 ed In fair measure. When she and were his support system to life, and cousin who works at Paramount pic- ' ' '^ "b?* "*' 0* *ny pack. I was on the last lap.,.2 hours Sarrtan ft VanSuran Co. $13.00; In tion for your business would be LAY AWAY t FINANCING AVAIIABIE ll other ladles sponsored the ap- after a long day In the store he would tures In California. I guess we have shorter than the 196 miles from late and 25 miles longer on the HMO; Out of Siata 111.00; Comb local ft STORE STORE STORE j pearance of a noted woman lecturer limited to a very few national giants. MM NA« mOT a auu WR WI HWI * 0 still manage to find time for the doctors, lawyers, salesmen, and on Watervllet to Dryden by way of Battle 'shortcut.' outatata 116,00; Outakta U.S.A. *20,00 SKI MONSAT. 810 M0NSAT 8-10 : at the opera house, they put Charlie Postal ragulatlona raqulra that all NUM IMX MOM MD > 41Ul Michael K. McKean, 21, of 293 Col- Diarrhea Is a frequent and We guarantee car repairs for life. oma Avenue, Coloma, died Wednes- sometimes severe problem for day, July 19, 1989, at home of com- 2.5 lb. Royal Oak Light COLOMA - WATERVLIET HARTFORD travelers in certain countries, if In is. So whether you drive a "golden oldie" plications from diabetes. cell cell doubt about unfamiliar food, don't This convenient charcoal is easy to It's our free Lifetime Service Guarantee, use. Great iar home or campma. The body was cremated. Private eat it. 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It covers SERVICE was employed at Burch Printers, 249 btisi Center Street surance Agency to be certain of travel-related emergencies. mosquitoes, black flies, gnats, chiggers and thousands of repairs and lasts as long GUARANTEE Benton Harbor. adequate Insurance covering more. Longer and stronger protection. Your Coloma, Ml 49038 as you own your vehicle —no matter Survivors Include: his parents, Mr. damage, theft and liability. THEY CAME choice of regular or evergreen scent. 468-3181 and Mrs. Carroll McKean. with whom where you bought your car or how old it Quality Care tor Quality Cars. wmu he resided; one sister, Mrs. William wmes (Darlene) Jordan of Hartford; one CULLIGAN LAST brother, Daniel of Hartford; and WITH cainODAY 621-2402 iT: HuslftsD grandmother, Mrs. Addle McKean of No more iroo stains I*")\2077tl Watervllet. with CULLIGAN! * * * * • DON YOUN 19" Tod BOM 'ienma Standard: for tjtrelltrnce JIMMY LEE ALLEN INSTRUCTIONS. Only $3.50 per month! Durable all purpose storage box fea in Profmional Cstw' Jimmy Lee Allen, 14, the son of Limited offer, call now! tures removable tray, heavy duty HOEKZEMA FORD Jimmy and Katie Allen, 6115 Monroe INSURANCE AGENCY latch with padlock eye and handle. MAIN 8T. American Red Cruu 1^1 4684373 or 1-800-442-2802 Street, Coloma. drowned Sunday Red enamel finish. Made in USA. HARTFORD WATERVLIET afternoon, July 23, 1989, In Walnut 463-6773 Thlt metMge •pmrnored by The State Bank of JULY 26. 1989 PAQE SEVEN lock Holmes' (CC) (In Stereo) CD O QGGQ A 69 USA Today Stereo) QD USA Today PAQE SIX JULY 26,1989 NightHne (CC). 8:30 A.M. BROADCAST & CABLE TV LISTINGS TRI—CITY RECORD THURSDAY GD O O Benson [ CD MOVIE: 'Army Surgeon' O CD Cheers (CC). 5day GD 0 O CBB Headline News ® fa cti Adventures of Tom fly to Miami and a car will be at their DNR LAND SALE AUCTION Donna Reed presented an Irish Challenge Cup for 7/27/89 GD 6) O OD Charles in Charge CD O0GiSD History of Dieting high scholarship by Isobel Millar, ex- disposal for personal use. the auction at 10 a.m. The state will (CC) Trackside at Ud- ® 0 ITS. Farm Report (R) ffl^GnZD SportsCenter The Department of Natural 0 Advances In Instruction I Lesson 9.00 A.M. CD Encounters; English as a Se- MOVIE: 'The Big Eaay* ROLLING BACK change student from Ireland. The reserve mineral rights, aboriginal an- 5:20 A.M. 11. I MOVIE: 'Pete 'n' THIie' Resources (DNR) will offer for sale cond Language Lessons 43 & 44 (8) 0 Nightwetch The Roots of Goofy presentation took place at the Submitted by Vi Viscuso, Assis- tiquities (archaeological findings) O) O GD MOVIE: 'TTRA Dead CB SB GD MOVIE: 'The Perfect Supercross: Best of nearly 500 acres and 2,000 platted PoojPTCCMIl n Stereo) ® O World Vision: On the Edge of MOVIE: 'My Nsme Is school. Miss Millar, who leaves for tant Librarian at the Coioma Public and rights of access to water- Match' Survival lots of tax-reverted lands In the nor- 5:25 A.M. O Current Affeir Nashville Now (In (9) 0 Lester Sumrall Teaching her home next week, graduated from Library, from The Coloma Courier courses. 0 MOVIE: 'Cry Freedom' (In Stereo) Looney Tunes Stereo Thoroughbred V thern Lower Peninsula on July 31 THE YEARS the high school here the past year Sale booklets containing property 6:00 A.M. Plaivy YouY< r Best Qolf Rowan A Martin's ist newspapers donated by the Tri-City and August 1, 2, and 3. O ID GDMOVIE: 'Synanon' OVIE)VIE:': '.Jaw s the Re- Blue and the Gray Part MOVlfi 'Lydia* FOR COLOMA. HARTFORD. WATERVLIET. NAGAR SHORES, RIVERSIDE, KEELER, COVERT. LAWRENCE, BANGOR, & RURAL BENTON HARBOR and was an honor student. The cup descriptions are available at all FFL O Bodies In Motion (In Stereo) 3 of 4 MOVIE: 'Chiaum' Mrs. John Nelson of North Water- Record. Hours: Mon., Wed., and Frl., 9:30 A.M. (3) 0 Cheers (CC). THE WATERVLIET RECORD Public auctions will be held July 6:05 A.M. Speedweek New Mike Hammer SportsCenter 0 0 i JU'M Auto Racing: Inteme- Of 0 Live at Five is engraved "Coloma High School, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Tues. and county courthouses in the northern Crook and Chase (In World Showcase OD 0 O Q0 Little House on the (S) 0 O Charles in Charge 90 YEARS AGO vliet Road hosted a bridge party at 31, Park Place Hotel, 300 State CD IO CEEED MOVIE: 'Harry and oday'a FBI tionsi Sedan Cup Series The Ulster Perpetual Challenge HeartBeat Part 2 of 2. 3:00 A.M. Prsirle ParlTof 3. C her home on Thursday evening, July Thurs., 1:00 to 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 to Lower Peninsula and at DNR district the Hendersons' (CC) (In Stereo) 10:00 A.M. 0 ^ncountera: English as a Se- Street, Traverse City; August 1 and 2 lie Rock In Russia (X) 0 Night Heat (R) 0 MOVIE: 'Picking Up the Pieces' O GED Meth Lesson 15. Cup." offices or by contacting Judd Arnold, 7:00 A.M. Qlobal Village a O FsmHy Feud cond Language Lessons 47 & 48 TV STATIONS & 16. The twelve regular members were 8:30 p.m.; and Sat., 11:30 a.m. to 5:00 at the Holiday Inn, 2650 South 6D Gil GD Leadfoot (CC). 12:05 A.M. d) MOVIE: *Abilen e Town' I. Martin has sold the lot west of Jeopardydyl (CC)(CC). _ MOVIE: 'The Dead Headline News (8) 0 Heppy Dsys ® 0 Current Affair Jim Fikes of Flkes Appliance p.m. Phone: 468-3431. DNR Region It Headquarters, Box 7:30 A.M. CEO0BH| S9f 0 MOVIE: 'Rented Upa* (In Stereo) his house, on the corner of Elm and present and the guests were: Mrs. Business Loop, Grayling; and /odd of Survival Roffc In Stereo) GDOOGBI INN News ® 0 CD COD "-1 Contact (CC). Store, Coloma, is the winner of the CD O C2D Adventures of Sinbad not O CDS CEPI Looney Tunes Duane Formsma, Mrs. Lillian 128, 8717 N. Roscommon Road, 7:35 P.M. MOVIE: 'A Stranger 0 Business Law I Lesson 39. 0 O "wm Karate: U.S. Bantam- (R) CABLE CHANNELS Pleasant, to Frank Heffner. Con- August 3 at the Knights of Columbus 8:00 A.M. 0 O ODD Andy Qrifftth IMS 0 Jimmy Swaggart ®) 0 Newhert (CC) CE) CajEEi Major Leegue Dealer Whirlpool Sales contest Roscommon 48653, 517-275-5151; or weight Championship (R) BsebaW: Minnesota Twins at De- JONES LAKELAND LAKELAND sideration $140. The new owner In- Swados, Mrs. Betty Strouse, Mrs. Hall, 19510 20-Mlle Road, Old 131, IB FO GD MOVIE: 'The Man 8:00 P.M. 12:30A.M. D Car 54, Where Are » 0 Marshall Dillon OVER THE FrornSnowy River* (CC) (In Stereo) 10:05 A.M. trott Tigers (LILiveD) which started in January 1959 His Gary L. Hartsuff, DNR Real Estate (X) O (X) O 0 0BD (S) 0 48 GD (£ 0 O GEBD » 0 Lata Think Feat • AIR INTER- REMOTE PIONEER tends to erect a dwelling on It soon. Rose Scheld, and Mrs. Marion Big Rapids. Preregistratlon for each ID P RNRP MOVIE: 'The House 0 O CDD MOVIE: 'ChWar* Boating World prize ia a week's vacation in Miami, Hours (CC) (InStereo) Night With David Lattarman (In ED Thoroughbred MOVIE: 'Young Sher- Crook and Chase (In CABLE Rodriguez. Division, Box 30028, Lansing 48909 on Carroll Street' (In Stereo) Sports Digest 10:30 A.M. SfMt sum WWBM Chicego (CBS) , There is no tailor in Watervllet now sale will begin at 9 a.m., followed by QD CTJ O O C£iU!|l (8) 0 Cosby Stereo) 0 Tennis With Ven Der Meer lock HolmesMCCC ) (In Stereo) Stereo) CD B Florida, for two. He and his wife will 8:05 A.M. Show (CC). (R) (In Stereo) 001 Ob Weight Loss In Amer- WWMT Kalamazoo (CBS) 517-373-1250. GD O003BD MOVIE: 'The Bor- Lesson 10. Videopoila Star- • Fraggie Rock d) O O so M. Levlne & Son have made ar- O MOVIE: 'Bus Stop' (In Stereo) CD (» 0 ® O « GBID Major der* tereo) WMAO Chicego (NBC) Submitted by Cindy Young, Assis- 11:00 A.M. 0 CD 00Jac0 k Thompson Down d) 0 rangements to do cleaning and 8:30 A.M. League BaseballTTeams To Be An- ® 0 O CBB Buck Rogers 3:10 A.M. Home Run Darby: Under WLS Chicego (ABC) tant Librarian at the Watervliet S) O FILUU SportsCenter nounced (Live) 0 Growing Years: Childhood to O O amB MOVIE: 'Stranger on MOVIE: 'Showdown* Gus irianoos jva . Dick Stuart CD MOVIE: 'My FslrLady* Jeopsrdyl (CC). WOTV Grend Repids (NBC) O O pressing. All work will receive pro- 9:00 A.M. D) O O GRON MOVIE: 'Stick* Adolescence Lesson 4. tha Run* (In Stereo) Bonanza: Tha Loat Ep- CD District Library, from The Watervliet so) odd of Survival WGN Chicego, IL O CB iS GIQ in Japan (35 0 Chicago Tonight ® 0 USA Today (R) 3:25 A.M. gcjjry^reoS ) CD O mpt attention. SSI 7:35 P.M. Record newspapers donated by the I Bast of tha National (33) 0 Arsenk) Hall (In Stereo) I MOVIE: 'Target for To- WTTW Chicego (PBS) (0) 83 O CHI MOVIE: 'Million Dollar 0 01 00 MOVIE: 'The Grand 0 D 0kll Major Leegue Base- A mailbag flung from the Flyer Tri-City Record. Hours: Mon.-Fri. Mystery* (In Stereo) ila 19 MOVIEwiuvic: :'Cand uanayy Strip e Nurses' Hlghway^lSubtitied) Cartoon Expreae WNDU South Bend (NBC) (3) m y Lesson 15. ~ Mister Ed A <— MOVIE: 'Down Argentine ball; Clndnneti Reds et Atlanta WXMI Grend Repids (IND) Tuesday night was drawn by a cur- O MOVIE: Edge of Doom' Unfr o CB era MIST 3:30 A.M. Breekth roughs Braves (Live) (H) © CD 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Wed., 10:00 ® O MOVIE: 'Cat*s Eye' Showtime Coast to Cegney A Lacey MEU Mind ExtUnlv. 10:00 A.M. CD 0 Q mm Headline News 8:00 P.M. CB rent of air under the train, and the (8) 0 CD GD Michigan Out- Coast wQ^Un* island (In Stereo) 11:15 A.M. 11fiflBINew 1 w WHdemeee WSBT South Bend (CBS) a.m. to 8:00 p.m.; and Sat., 1:00 p.m. 0 OB OB MOVIE: 'Detective (£ 0 0CHfll Carson's Comedy I MOVIE: 'Stark: Mirror d) D d) D D CEHD (S 0 Sins D CD 1 doors MOVIE: 'Stone Fox* 6:05 P.M. MAX Cinemex contents were strewn all the way Story (Si 0 Kenneth Copeland Motorweek lllus- Classics Image' (CC). Part 1 OT37R) 0 CD to 4:30 p.m. Phone: 463-6382. O MOVIE: 'Dancers' S«W| 0 Buslnesa Law 1 Continued. D AUce WSJV South Bend (ABC) B MOVIE: Wodd Gone Wild' < ft) ffl from the depot to East Watervllet. tratad (8 0 MOVIE: Muiphy*a War* NOON 6:30 P.M. d)d)Di (9 D Highwsy O O fSSMSM Maple Town 1 SQ GBP Mister Ed Austria 0 MOVIE: 'A Men In Love* (In WFLD Chicego ( ) n 0 O O GSD MOVIE: 'Sweet Bird Ann Sothem Show (Lmmmm (2)0 CBS News to Heaven (co: Stereo) WGVU Allendale (PBS) Four letters were sent back from THE COLOMA COURIER • FB SOB Team Tennis: Los Morton Downey Jr. (R) Road Race of tha Stereo) (Z)0D9D Perfect (Si 0 of Youth; Angeles Strings vs Charlotte Heat Hd World of the East ® O Bodies in Motion (CC). (In Stereo WUHO Battle Creek (ABC) Hartford, where they were dropped 90 YEARS AGO FFL O America's Horse |IH£ Race (R) d)d)0a ca NBC Strangerengers (CC(CC) (R) ® 0 (Taped) 1:00 A.M. 0 OOD How to Buy Any Car 0 MOVIE: 'An American In Perta* CD O 0 mmD MOVIE: 'Betmsn'l WHME South Bend (IND) © when the train stopped -having been 10:05 A.M. O CD WAH Disney Pre- News (CC).| E.L Miller's horse, attached to a d) • Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) Whole sale 12:40 P.M. (LM ABC (0 0 0 01CBD Washington TMC The Movie Chennel 0 ® O GSD MOVIE: 'Summer sents: Run. Appaloose, Run (D • 0 OD Night Heat (R) 0 CD OD MOVIE: 'Artists end held up under the car while it was in roadcart, ran away' from In front of QirT MOVIE: 'Of Human News (CCV Weetek in Review NICK Nickelodeon 0 CD 0 O FLBEED Auto Racing: Off- Guidance: Murocultural and Mouflls* r^0CDGpBestBesto o f the Netionel 10:30 A.M. d) D O CBMI Jeffersons (CC) CNN Ceble News Network 0 O motion by the suction of the air. A.P. Valentine's blacksmith shop Rosa Race (Taped) Special Populations Lesson 11. improv Ton He 1:00 P.M. (33)0® 0OCSD Nightly Busi- Geographic Specials QD O GD MOVIE: 'The Inquiry* 0 O TJWFM Nashville Now (In PASS Pro Am Sports SystemI 0 CD (^0 707 0 Club 0 0 DBD MOVIE: 'September* ness Report 19. yesterday afternoon. 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R'lnvHation to the Dance' man 03) 0 Chicago Tonight (R) (In Stereo) Naahville Now (In TNT Tumor Network TV 0 » 0 Richard Roberta d) 0 D DSD Leed-Otf Men USA USA Network Beechwood Point to the Will-O-Paw Arthur Zuver and family have mov- 12:30 P.M. 8:30 P.M. 1:30 A.M. O M 0B MOVIE: The PerUa of 1 I Pale Stereo CD d) d) O 0 OBI O <—1 Different D MOVIE: 'Blade Runner (In Perspective Blue and the Gray Part CVN Ceble Velue Network Islands and to connect with the ed from the Howard farm in North Thru July 51st Every Car & 0 O GD MOVIE:' 'Date With an d) d) 0 O DIIB « 0 Later Pauw^__ Stereo) 0 CD World (CCV (R) (In Stereo) With Bob Costaa (R) 000H| U.S. Olympic Festival DISC Discovery Chennel Angel' (In Stereo) (S) 0 New Yankee Workshop (CC) 2:20 P.M. MOVIE: 'Grand Prix' 0 O country stone road from Coloma to Coloma to the J.H. Jones house 1:00 P.M. (S0CDaDFaHGuy 6:35 P.M. 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RIVERVIEW PAW PAW LAKE B0B S FREE Itii Paper Cheee ID nfjftGlinf) rSDWB JOlnfKJ ifl Jeiereone (CC) Miemi Vice (In Stereo) TCMFTMMICS FREE RENT a iNVitty Busi- SPORTS t MARINA REFRIGERATION "§TATE Taiea From the Animel Wonder Down 1:45 A.M. EQUIPMENT 5510 ft* PtW LAM RD GIFT a Usttot' 11 MOVIE: 'Undorwatart' •wumn -ryu J (CCi Pert 4 of 4 "Show me a man g Span COLOMA 461-3191 U LOCK STORAGE yPjy-y To AU Brides lo^Be Ihjl 1 CD CD Crazy Itteutttie M Mershell et the lm- 2:00 A.M. tUHKMimiU POM AND AIR FARM Ten, Derk and Cheers 'CO 0 Newe (R) 4 BAIT regnltr at iHlocfc Hudeort Engttah ee e Se- prov *'UI 'CNMI1U COLOMA Handsome iCCl 11:20 P.M. 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Mnlnrcvclet I ATVt 621-4067 6'J5 P.M. epei Dence Trex 0 0 mmm Night Trecke (In gga Carol Bumatl end You Con Be e Mer EngHeh ee e 80- Stereo; -A lie's Peper Cheee rubbish and I'll show L«s§ons 47 & 48 2:25 A.M. 700 P.M. DioetUye Dlteose CBnlc ' f 'WL** CIW* F Vice (In Blarao) D MOVIE; Terminel Entry' BELFY rank Megna I Son GARGAN0 X 0 CBS Newe (C(COJkiJyUfiouO t 2:30 A.M. m. I . JUI TRI—TITY RECORD -Y 26, 1980 JULY 26.1989 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE NINE PAQE EIGHT 09 Big Wheel Power CD Headlines on Trial (R) ® B I SundaSunday Today 12:30 P.M. Daddy (9) A At the Movies Behavior Lesson 1. 7:00 A.M. Of) a CD GD Charles in Charge My Three Sons perman (CC). GD CD O O CSDSEI (3) CD Punky B Statistics Continued. a CD GO MdVIE: 'blowers in the Message from Cal- a a CBQEB MOVIE: 'The Rescue' CD Family Feud A I Disney's igh School Besket- © Marketing Lesson 26. ®l I CD GDI (X) B College Football Preview SUN. CONT. Milt Wilcox'a GL) A CD CML Triple Threat CD O B Wheel of Fortune (CC). (8) B Enterteinment Tonight (In GD CD BD MOVIE: 'Chertotte'a a Encountera: EngHeh ea a Se- T inside Golf £)CDooainD(a)i Brewster (CC) (S) B CD CBD Motorweek ATT^CCR vary (CC) (In Stereo) Stereo) Adventures of the ® © AulJ Racing: Budweiser ball: Na ional Prep Championship 4:50 A.M. CD O B CEEBI Thla Week in SOR^TELSports P B French in Action II Lesson 26 Web' cond Lenguege Lessons 63 & 64 OVIE: 'Drums Along CD (S) €D ® CD Animal Crack-Ups ® B Gimme a Breakl B Quest for Peace Lesson 11. Quest for Peace Lesson 11. 6:00 A.M. CD O Q B81| ® B USA Toaey se ;he Lord (CC). Irit of Detroit Trophy Rece (Uve) S3 O iiCTTgi Night Tracks (In Beaeball: With Mel Allen A CD IJBI'8 Amerlce the Way We (8) a ffi) B ABC Newa (CC) O o Cheers (CC). Part 1 of 2. Nlghtline (CC). 7:05 A.M. (S) O Current Affair the Mohawk* ® B CD Fame end For- ® B CD emi'lUi Day of Discov- B CD CBD All Creatures B MOVIE: 'The Adventures of rodey Garty Mr .hall at the Im- New Eat and Be Thin tune tSEfk Grand Ole Opry Live Stereo) CD Amertca's Black Forum S Were: The Home Front 1940-1945 (9) A Heritage Today If. B CD GDI Chertes In Cherge O CD GBDLooney Tunes SportsCenter CD (H) €E) dS CD Adventures of o i^Wil Soul Train (R) (In ery Great endSmall II Huckleberry Finn' Donna Reed B D BBB Heertbreak Winner prov _ MOVIE:'The Prlnceas (9) B Saturday Evening Post Beckatage (In Stereo) (D Sunday Moming Home Show Part 2 of 3 O MOVIE: 'The Great Train Rob- B Encounters: English es e Se- ® Gl iflBU Mejor Leegue Crook and Chase (In Winnie the Pooh (CC) Stereo) Zola Levitt (3) B Catch the Spirit (DOOCERXI Straight Telk: Free ® B Jerry Falwell B B Bodies in Motion Treckalde at Lad- 7:30 A.M. Besebell: Texes Rangers et Detroit 3 05 A.M. 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