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By Karl Bayer Despite the chilly fall evening, an estimated 1,200 spectators attended the South West Band and Orchestra Association Marching Band Festival Monday night at Hart- ford. The Hartford Indian Emerald Vanguard marching band garnered a coveted Division I rating for itself. The 51-member unit is led by Director Charles Hodson. As band director of the host school, Hodson also presented the bands with their Drum Major Chris Lewerenz ac- f ratings and trophies. cepts the Divison II trophy on Coloma Marching Band Drum Drum Major Matt McLellan ac- The 53-member Watervliet behalf of her Watervliet Pride Major Anthony Slater Is con- epts the Divison I trophy for the Pride Band, led by Director Ran- Band from Festival Director gratulated by Festival Director e Hartford Emerald Vanguard Hartford Indian Emerald Van- See BANDS on page 6 Charles Hodson. Charles Hodson. marches triumphantly off the guard from Director Charles field. Hodson. PEACE SOUGHT IN SPORTS & WATERVLIET TWP.PUTS ANNEXATION BATTLE OUTDOORS CAMP RULING ON HOLD TV RECORD SEE PAGE 3 SEE PAGES 13 S 14 SEE PAGE 5 INSIDE FOR COMPLETE CABLE & CHANNEL LISTINGS 25$ COLOMA - HARTFORD • WATERVLIET THE TRI-CITY RECORD Vol. 103-No. 41 RED ARROW EDITION OF THE WATERVLIET RECORD^ October 14, 1987 Fill SEPT, FOR THE RECORD... Court upholds MiSS WATERVLIET CONTEST TEAMS WANTED The 1988 Miss Watervliet con- City of Hartford 2 local adult coed volleyball test forms are now available at teams for Wednesday night the Watervliet High School of- pit bull law play. Call 468-3462 for more fice. The deadline for the forms information. is October 31, 1987. Each con- By Phyliss Buechner testant must be at least 17 years The City of Hartford Pit Bull of age but not more than 21 Ordinance has been upheld in years of age and never have court. The ordinance adopted been married. June 8, 1987, banned pit bull The contest is sponsored by dogs within the City Limits, after the Watervliet Club with three children were bitten and chairmen Brad and Nancy concern was felt for the safety Dlouhy. of Hartford residents. On November 8, 1987, at the Judith Kublick and Debra Up- Watervliet Public Library, a tea ton were each charged with will be held for the contestants keeping a pit bull, in violation of and their mothers or guardians. the ordinance and had retained The tea will begin at 2:00 p.m. an attorney to defend them and vyith refreshments being served. charged that the ordinance was The 1988 Miss Watervliet con- unconstitutional by singling out test will be held on January 23, Middle row, left to right, are one particular breed of dog. at 8:00 p.m., at the Watervliet FABULOUS OPEN HOUSE... Pictured in the back row, left TURIGLIATTO-ZEHNER to right, are: Jack Atherton, Assistant Chief Jerry Tarantino Van Buren District Judge High School Auditorium. Of the estimated 400-450 per- David C. Grier from South Haven ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED sons visiting Sunday's open Frank Quigley, Russ Stowers, Captain Randy Morris, former Miss Paula Perri Turigliatto, Station Commander Rudy Ap- Chief Len Dolezan, Chief Bill held a hearing on the matter HISTORICAL SOCIETY house of the new Coloma Fire June 2 and issued a decision daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Station, the consensus was pei, Fred Zoschke, Bob Wooley, Spearitt and Kent Churchill. Turigliatto and the late Arthur TO MEET In the front row, left to right, dated October 8. "Fabulous." And on hand to act Ron Fitz Sr., Chief Engineer Turigliatto of 13641 North 31st The October meeting of the Galen (Skip) Blough, Dale are Don Schuitz, Ed Yeske, John Colip, attorney from North Berrien Historical Society as host and your guides was Dr., Phoenix, , is announ- Stover, First Engineer Bob Stuart Thurlow, Lt. Ron Fitz Jr., Buchanan, had asked that will be held on Tuesday evening, nearly the entire complement of criminal charges be dismissed cing her engagement to Roger Coloma firemen. Miston and Secretary-Treasurer Ron Hirsch, Jeff Kreitner and Thomas Zehner, son of Mrs. October 20, at 7:30 p.m. in the Larry Williamson. fire department mascot, Buddy. against Kublick and Upton. They Donna Scott, 6545 E. Center, basement of the Methodist could face penalties of 30 days Coloma, and Mr. Roman Zehner, Church in Coloma. in jail or a $100 fine plus court 1195 Marion, Niles, Michigan. The program will be given by costs or both if they are con- Paula is a 1986 graduate of Mr. Fred Krause of St. Joseph. It victed. will reflect the results oi his Watervliet DDA okays $500 Grier issued a four-page opin- Moon Valley High School and presently is attending Glendale research into the location of ion that supported the City or- Community College. She is Fort St. Joseph. dinance and denied a motion to employed as a data processor at dismiss the charges. Testimony SINGLE/SINGLE AGAIN for marketing brochure Credco of Arizona Inc., Phoenix. was heard from two veterinar- Single/Single Again, a newly- Roger is a 1984 graduate of The Watervliet Downtown Watervliet townships and the ians, one supporting the defen- formed group for never married, Development Authority (DDA) Watervliet High School and two cities and is seeking dona- dants, that pit bull dogs are dif- widowed, and divorced singles, presently is attending Glendale has donated $500 toward the tions from the governments and ficult to exactly identify, the will hold its second meeting at Community College. He is printing of a brochure designed local businesses to fund the other indicating that pit bull dog 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oc- to help market the area. employed as an inserter $1,700 printing project and its owners know full well the breed tober 21, at First United 1 operator at American Express, The brochure, designed and other planned activities. they own. Methodist Church of Watervliet. also in Phoenix. conceived by the fledgling Col- DDA Chairman Karl Bayer In the opinion Grier said, "It Meet some nice folks and oma Watervliet Area Economic FIRE HALL DEDICATED... The couple is planning a recommended the $500 dona- might be fair to observe that a discuss issues of interest to During the open house Sunday, February 6, 1988, wedding. Development Authority tion, saying the brochure fit in specimen of any breed may, singles. For more information (CWAEDC), highlights local in- with the DDA's own marketing the Coloma Fire Hall was under one circumstance, be as phone Rev. Len Schoenherr, dustry, services, lifestyles, strategy and the success of the dedicated to retired Fire Chief sweet as Lassie, yet on another 463-3433. entertainment and recreational brochure would also be good for Len Dolezan. occasion put down the Hound of FOR THE RECORD items must be submitted to the Tri-City opportunities in the area and in- the DDA. Bayer said the four- Dolezan was a Coloma the Baskervilles. Record, in writing, no later than Noon on the Monday precedine vites prospective investors to phase DDA plan included the fireman for 30 years and was "The pit bull dog is described publication. Announcements should not exceed 50 words and will locate in the Coloma Watervliet production of printed materials chief for 22 years. Shown by both witnesses (vets) in be accepted on a space available basis. Photos will also be ac- area. for advertising and promotion presenting a plaque to Dolezan similar terms, to-wit: 'having cepted on the same terms. Announcements will not be repeated The CWAEDC is not funded purposes. which will be affixed to the fire muscular jaws, heavy jaws, very hall is Fire Chief William in this space. Send items to Box 7, Watervliet, Mi., 49098 or drop directly by the four local govern- CWAEDC Executive Director muscular, heavy muscle. ments. It works for Coloma and Spearitt. them oft at the Record office at 138 N. Main St., Watervliet. See DDA on page 6 See BULLS on page 6

WE ASK YOU... Should the United States continue to escort oil tankers in the Persian Gulf?

•35 '" \ ir f jii JOHN GLAVIN ROBERT RIESEN - WATERVLIET STAN TOBER TENNIE FVETT COLOMA . ^Yes, by all means. It is COLOMA COLOMA "Yes, I think so. We CORI VAN LOON ARNOLD MCGINNIS u FLORENCE CASEY International water and Yes, I feel If we don't, "I'm not sure. I don't shouldn't be in- COLOMA COLOMA ERNEit MATTHEW! WATERVLIET M we have every right to the Iranians will take like some of the things timidated by the Ira- Yes, to protect our In "I don't think they HARTFORD n 'Absolutely!" 'Yes, I guess." do that. over the Persian Gulf." nians." terest." should." Tri-City Record October 14, 1987 District to get involved in the know they are to be notified in curriculum presented by their advance of the course, and the schools. lUI'llilJ sex education part of the course LETTERS AND In June 1987, the School 1 I is not mandatory (even if the Board appropriated $11,500 tax Reproductive Health Curriculum dollars to Implement a is being taught in social studies Reproductive Health Cur- or science). The Generation at riculum. Please go to your Risk Committee stated that school and ask to see the goals and objectives establish- Michigan Model and/or the ed by a Jr. High committee will Reproductive Health Curriculum be taught through existing 8th- truth...if the fire doesn't burn for your child's school. GLASS HOUSES... grade science classes and 9th- Well, who are you gonna vote your hand you're honest: the These students are our future. grade social studies classes. for for president?...the test isn't worth the battle and We want them to have the best I strongly urge parents and the results are meaningless, it's education possible. Thank you. philanderer, the crook, the taxpayers in the Coloma School the fact that you took the test. Debbie Tarantino psycho, the thief, the oppor- tunist or the wimp? The only The methodology, to put it nationally-known name left un- another way, is to ask, "Have sullied is Ron Reagan and he's you quit beating your wife?" had his shot. We need strong, moral, ethi- It could well be that as things cal leaders. The real test of are going the next president will leadership has been tempered IfyURNAb be the one that lasts the longest in the crucible of public office under the glaring and muckrak- and it is no accident that the BY ing eye of the national press. best get elected. By subjecting In the press' scurrilous scurry- the candidates to unmerciful, . JVM JOE/ WE DUCKS ARE ing to fill front pages with drivel unresponsible and questionable L keechA twelve months before the elec- reporting of past transgressions SuijELUCKV,. WE HAVE Editor's Note: Jim Keech is a tions. I've seen visions of copy that for the most part are not F^EE TOAKiSPORTAT/ONi Watervliet High School teacher editors calculating the gesta- questions of character but of who is now teaching in Japan. tion periods of the candidates' bad luck or of inexperience we "TO A»JD FL^eupA Anyone wishing to write Mr. two-day culture fest-a 1200 stu- wives, listening to the past are restricting and limiting the EVEPV YEAR/ " Keech may do so at the follow- dent undertaking that takes speeches of anyone that ever opportunity to vote for the very ing address: place all over the community. gave a speech and scanning the best. James Keech, Sensei What Is a culture festival you subscription list of every I don't want to vote for a saint may well ask? The student body or a sinnner; I'd like the oppor- REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH Yasaki Biru 203 magazine and video company 2-48 Yasaka Minakuchi-Cho of practically every junior and throughout the country. tunity to cast my ballot for so- THANKS WATERVLIET CURRICULUM Koga Gun Shiga 528 senior high school In Japan, I'm I think the press has embark- meone who has learned from his TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR Dear Editor, Japan guessing, engages In a giant re- ed on a witchhunt not unlike (her) mistakes. If those Dear Supervisor Bujack I would like to comment on How does a civilization rein- awakening of the cultural gifts that of Joe McCarthy in his com- mistakes are to be trucked out I am writing this letter of the article about the new health force its identity-its desire to handed down to them from their in the 'national interest,' few will curriculum in the Coloma munism hysteria. It seems each thanks for all the support and stay alive and perpetuate itself? ancestors. And since that be willing to subject themselves School District publication, The 'reporter' is under the gun to help that your organization has It's an underlying compulsion ancestory stretches back 5,000 or their families to the in- Headliner,' of September 1987. come up with an expose on a given me while I am trying to that many societies attempt to years thereabouts, there is a lot vestigative process the press I'm glad they went into the candidate. construct my home in Water- satisfy by relying on the preser- about which to celebrate! has set itself up for. detail they did; however, I do The press' defense that the viiet. I feel that you and your vation of customs and traditions On the first day, the bulk of wish they had headed it candidates should have nothing staff, from the secretaries to the through festivals and celebra- the activities took place In the See KARL on page 6 'Reproductive Health Cur- to hide is like the old test for inspectors, have gone far tions of one type or another. city auditorium, a capacious riculum' Instead of simply beyond the call of duty, from Dai-Ho (big hall) that absorbed 'Health Curriculum.' Many Holidays are observed that uni- helping me to secure a permit quely belong to specific our entire student population parents may assume that the from DNR to the actual physical with room to spare. Each Paw Paw By health curriculum will be first countries-such as the American construction of the home. Be- holidays of Thanksgiving and In- homeroom was Involved In a aid, personal hygiene, etc. and River Journal Davis ing a contractor in , I dependence Day. Certain for- singing competition at the hall, will have not even read the arti- know that some of the villages malities are observed (Memorial lustily cranking out songs rang- cle. They should read that im- and townships in Illinois are Day) and certain rituals are re- ing from samurai hunting and portant article to know they can very cold and uninformative. enacted (Ground Hog Day?) to love ballads (probably the same view, for themselves, the cur- Your township not only helps song? I couldn't tell!) to current riculum to be taught to their satisfy our desire to keep our with suggestions, but everyone rock hits-Madonna Is very child, and if they object to the historical Identity alive. goes out of their way to make popular-and Michael Jackson's sex education material they may In Japan, the observation of the job easier. 'I'm Bad' is currently sweeping pull their child from that class holidays and their attendant Just want to say thanks. rituals are very near the the Islands along with his THOUGHTS ON AN She moves to please me. She Sincerely, by state law without penalty to fanatical level--at least to this number one newworthy visit to ANNIVERSARY washes and Irons my clothes. Jack Bartkus their child. They should also reporter! The nation's business this country! A while back. I wrote an arti- She cooks meals and keeps the and educational world took a Some homerooms-there are cle for the Paw Paw River Jour- house. She worries about me nal on anniversaries. In par- fli' .\l day off this week to celebrate 23 of them-nlne lOth-grade sec- and takes care of me. She keeps the first day of Autumn! tions, eight llth-grade sections, ticular. it was about the years the check book straight and Holidays are observed to honor and six 12th-grade sections-had Marlon and I have spent does the income tax. Whatever The Back Fence old people, young boys, young practiced quite intensely for the together. Had some second money I bring home is half hers. girls, the end of the teen years, affair, while others could sing thoughts about turning it in too. In fact, there were times when But in spite of that. I did. And it -ta: and even the continuation of the •I'm Bad' with great validity! necessity made her hold a job V ti- .-• human condition with fertility They were. Indeed, 'bad!' was one of those columns that outside our home. She worked . r rites and love festivals. (As if Several teachers. Including people seemed to enjoy, and as an R.N. to help me get the drive for 'continuation' need- myself, were given judging upon which they passed along through school. She is still By Anne Bayer ed a festival?) There's a potato ballots-and one section of 44 remarks to me. beautiful, and I love her very ±d. festival, a fire festival, a sake juniors who sang 'Bridge Over So, I thought I would print It much. again, sort of public admission When I realize how little we The phone calls started last festival (which probably does Troubled Waters' beautifully Some of the trees at our that another year has almost knew when we started. It scares Tuesday, everything happens to more for 'continuation' than a pulled down the grand prize, a house are, turning brown and passed, and I have not changed me. Kids think they know so us on Tuesday, and after getting love festival) and a flower- large gilt trophy to be displayed golden and some are still green my mind about the sentiments I much. The juices run strong, all of the Information possible watching festival! in their classroom! It was a little but the winter weather Is in the expressed at that time. Substan- but the knowledge Is just not from the sisters and brothers And here in Minakuchl- disconcerting to hear them air and with it comes the feeling tially unchanged, the article there. Maybe it is a good thing, around the state I called this Higashi Senior High School, the shout 'Banzai!' after their of expectancy. I get excited follows: because we have learned so special lady. Her spirits were second semester's beginning vlctory-a cheer that some WWII about all of the changes that oc- We met at the lawyer's office good and she was relieved just September 1) Is Interrupted by a 'veterans might remember with much together. cur in this area. (Bob Colman. a friend of ours) to These thoughts have probably to have the problem found. giant, all-school sports festival alarm! We were at a local restaurant Each class (sophomores, have some tax work done. My come to me because we will Before the phone call Amy and a giant, all-school culture having lunch the other day, and I wife does all of the bookkeeping soon celebrate another anniver- and I had already decided that festival. Each festival event Is a juniors, and seniors) produced overheard a customer tell the for our family enterprises, so sary. I hope 1 have the common we could be packed and on our two day affair and a week apart. an original one-act play-but I'm waitress, while they were talk- she and Bob were in the con- sense to tell her how valuable way within the hour If we were Three weeks ago, Thursday not sure how the performers ing about the weather, that he were selected--or who ference room, papers spread all these years together have been needed. Karl's older sister, who and Friday, the entire popula- was not a snowbird and that monitored the material for over the table. They didn't need to me. I would not trade even lives In the same town, recom- tion turned out for the sports was by choice. Now, I really presentation! Because of the me, so I wandered around the the worst of them. There is no mended that we come on the festival. I was stunned to see can't compare my.lifestyle with suite of offices, looking at all of one else with whom I could have weekend when she would be every breathing student In the outlandish costumes and this person because I suppose if behavior of the actors, 1 guess the leased pictures hanging on spent this time who would able to actually talk to us. high school participate In Karl would happen to move to a the walls. please me half as much. Her surgery was last Wednes- somethlng-from the ace track they asked for the ten most ex- warm, dry climate he would ex- I stopped to talk with one of I think a good marriage Is just day because the doctors would athlete, a Japan national cham- troverted class characters to pect that I go with him; but my participate. I didn't understand the secretaries. A yound lady in communicating with each other not wait because of the size of pion In the 800-meter run, to the choice will always be the four a word of their dialogue but their her late twenties...she was and making adjustments to the mass. We were all concern- klutzlest Atama Ga Pima (head seasons and the greens and physical actions were hilarious! perfectly groomed and profes- each other. A couple's major In- ed. Sometimes that concern Is like an empty green pepper)!! reds and golds of the season And from the startled gasps and sionally friendly. After we ex- terest should be In each other. hard to show long distance. There was something for and let's not forget the white. lengthy laughter from the stu- changed pleasantries, I said to The idea of leading your own life Even close up It can be difficult. everyone-even a faculty relay These will always keep me tied dent audience. I'm guessing that her, "I suppose you wonder why may be okay, I guess, but your I had a Lioness meeting race of some comic propor- to our state. some of the 'traditional' subject I am out fooling around, and wife, or your husband, should be Wednesday night and every time tions! I was able to beg off (my Now I know that all of you out matter had been overlooked- they are in there, banging their your best friend. But at the the phone rang at the meeting I 60-yard sprint time is measured there are as busy as I am with and the audience had been heads over the papers." same time, there should be a lit- would jump. I new this would be by a sundial!) on the excuse that our own everyday lives, and sit- treated to some fundamental She answered, "I was kind of tle subtle mystery there. After the call, and I knew large I would be videotaping the pro- ting down to write letters can human conditions! curious about that." all of this time. I still do not masses would just have to be ceedings and didn't want to sometimes be the best feeling desert my camera and its sear- The faculty also partlclpated- "Well, my wife and I have this know all of the nooks and cran- bad news. that there is to talk and cry and mostly singing groups of one arrangement...It's a fifty-fifty nies of my wife's mlnd-nor she After the meeting I rushed ching eye! complain and have no response degree of skill or another-or proposition. I make the money mine. home with the question on my But I've already mentioned until the mall the next morning. some act of physical dexterity and she spends It." One final thought: on our an- Hps, "Did you hear from Marge?" the sports festival In a previous With having to write this col- such as a judo demonstration or The secretary thought a niversary it's no use trying to be Karl said, "Yes, she Is OK and It column. My intent today is to umn, most times the letters that gymnastic display. I was asked minute and then said, "You goody-goody to her. She would was a cyst and It was removed give you my Impressions of the are due never get written. know, that's just the kind of deal just think I am getting sick or and she Is comfortable." I felt Sometimes I can find cute lit- I've been looking for." something. this feeling of great relief wash tle cards to pop In the mall, but a Now the woman with whom I over me. I had all these plans to signature does not take that have spent well over thirty years be on the road with all of my much time. I have never taken Is lying out on the couch in the baggage by the time the clock this column to write to long lost living room with an afghan struck twelve. What a wonder TRI-CITY friends but this week I have a covering her while I write In here after all of the horror stories one story to share and in doing so I by lamp light. We started going can hear In this day and age It's can also say "Hi" to an Impor- together when I was a RECORD hard to believe that It was pro- tant person. sophomore and she was a blem that could be removed as freshman In high school. She 138 North Main Street This person I am talking about P.O. Box 7, Watervliet Ml., 49090 simply as that. Thank the good was not old enough to go out on is Karl's younger sister and one (616) 463-3461 of my best friends. Naturally, Lord. dates. We went to games and It's also nice to know that It Is after we moved from the other met at school dances. Karl Bayer Publisher & tdltor not always bad news. I suppose side of the state this person When she was almost sixteen Anne Bayer Publisher & Bus. Mgr. by writing this column I have started to have some health pro- we had our first car date. On the Bonnie Bannen Copy Editor done something I have never blems and through phone calls wayhome at about 10:30 p.m. I done before and that Is to use and a few short notes I found stopped the car on a country this column as a letter to a Subscriptions $10.00 per year out that she has been in and out road and kissed her. We are still special friend, but I really Mrs. Sawa and Mrs. Tsujl; front for Berrien & Van Buren Counties. of the hospital a number of GAIJIN... lovers. How can I explain that? I thought that all of you would row: Miss Gotoh, Mr. Kumi, The Elsewhere In Michigan. $13 a year. times this year. Every time she The English department staff at cannot. There is no magic for- like to know that once In a while GalJIn, and Mr. Nakagawa (prin- Outside of Michigan, $15 a year. has left the hospital the Illness Mlnakuchl-Higashl High School mula. I can't give any words of there Is good news at the end. cipal). Mr. Inovi (head of dept.) was never really discovered un- and administrators pictured, advise that will assure anyone a Life can be amazing and there took the picture and Mrs. The Watervliet Record, USPS669-340 til this past week when the doc- back row, are: Mr. Matsuoka (my happy marriage. I only know 2nd dlM poit»g« P«W •« Wit#rrU«l. Ml.. 490Se are rewards, for what I don't Fukumorl was absent. tors located a large mass In her partner), Mr. Tachibana (assis- that neither of us has regretted know, but thank goodness there See GAIJIN on page 6 stomach area. tant principal), Mr. Kashlhara, it. are. October 14, 1987 Tri-City Record Page Three Coloma Mayor commends Watervliet school board Fire Department By Carole Klernan okays $275,000 loan Mayor Glenn Randall com- By Karl Bayer finally audited by the Inter- turers. mended the Coloma Fire Depart- The Watervliet Board of mediate School District. Wat- Watson explained Watervliet ment on Its dedication to the Education approved a bid of son said the increase this year Schools did not have to remove community. Randall made his 5.59% from Peoples State Bank came from more migrant stu- any flyable (exposed) asbestos comments at the City Commis- for a tax anticipation loan of dents as the K-12 enrollment but when the boilers had to be sion meeting Monday night. $275,000. The Board took the showed a decrease of ten removed their asbestos content Randall said the firemen did a action during its meeting Mon- students. Watson estimated caused the hiring of a special great job hosting the open day night. state aid per student this year company to remove it. That house at the new fire hall Sun- Superintendent Bruce Watson would be about $2,000.00. removal cost the district about day. told The Record the loan was $20,000. Watson said recovery The Silver Fox Youth Group of standard procedure; to borrow RENOVATION UNDER of the cost when other school the Seventh-day Adventist against anticipated tax reve- BUDGET districts were in the lawsuits for Church was granted permission nues collected in December. Board members approved up to millions of dollars was to collect nonperishable food The loan is estimated to cost the $3,925.00 for additional renova- doubtful. Also there would be door-to-door for holiday baskets school district less than $7,000. tion work at North and South local legal fees and a cost to on October 24. Other lending institutions of- schools. Watson said the com- find the original manufacturer of Cleanup week is scheduled plete renovation project, esti- the asbestos in the boilers. The dialysis and the Impending fering interest rates for bid were FUND-RAISER FOR COLOMA mated at $881,000, was still Board decided the cost and risk for October 19 through October transplant. Firemen are chip- First of America at 5.89% and FIREMEN... under budget. The additional of joining made it doubtful the 26, except Wednesday. ping in to help. Citizens Trust and Savings at It was reported that the Paw Members of the Coloma Fire amounts were requested for school would recover any There has been a special fund 7.46%. Watson said the loan Paw Lake Rotary has the Department have announced a masonry work and hot water money. set up at Coloma State Bank for will be taken out October 15 and materials to waterproof the fund raiser to help pay medical system improvements. donations, or donations may be paid back April 1, 1988. skating rink area at Randall Park expenses of fireman Stuart The Board also okayed COACHING ASSIGNMENTS made to the fire department. Watson also reported the and the Rotary will probably Thurlow. Fourth Friday Count for the $5,200.00 for covering insulated The following coaching Spearltt also said several other begin the work soon. It was also Stuart, 21, according to Fire schools was 1,290. Last year's pipes in the two buildings' multi- assignments were approved by local organizations will be ask- reported the City parks are now Chief William Spearltt, ex- final enrollment was 1,277 as purpose rooms. The Board was the Board. winterized. The Commission perlenced kidney failure four ed to assist in the fund raising. concerned the insulation could Winter Sports...Boys JV also approved the purchase of weeks ago and needs dialysis at Pictured with Stuart (left) are be knocked loose by balls when basketball, Mark Corless; 9th- Plexiglas to cover the rules sign least three times a week. his mother, Dorothy Thurlow, the rooms are used for recrea- grade boys basketball. Bob Her- at Randall Park. Hopefully, this Spearltt said Thurlow does not and Fire Chief Spearltt. (Photo tion. The pipes will be covered rera; Jr. High boys basketball, will protect it from future van- have enough medical insurance by Karl Bayer) with a metal jacket to protect Geoff Geisler and Bruce dalism. to cover the expense of the the insulation. Pawielski; varsity volleyball, Treasurer Fred Munchow Watson added the complete Traci Fritz; JV volleyball, Steve reported that summer property energy conservation renovation Miller; and Jr. High volleyball, tax collection is on target. The project is still nearly $30,000 Sandy Wallen and Bob Freed. Commission approved a motion under budget and nearly com- Spring Sports...Varsity track to have the treasurer investigate pleted. (coed), Ron Farac; assistant the investment of $75,000 in track coaches, Mark Kappel and trust and agency moneys and in- Hartford to seek peaceful ASBESTOS SUIT Phil Hecksel; Jr. High track, vest the money at a suitable rate Members of the Board of Scott Shaefer and Mark Corless; for six months. Education declined to join in varsity baseball, Steve Miller; JV The Commission approved solution to annexation issue state and national lawsuits baseball. Bob Herrera; and girls the payment of bills in the against asbestos manufac- Softball, Traci Fritz. By Phyllss Buechner WHO'S WHO... amount of $68,153.74. Members Hartford City Council Mr. and Mrs. John Coon an- also approved the offering of f|u Roy Anderson, Chairman of members were given a report on nounce that their son, Brian, has and tetanus shots on a voluntary the City Zoning and Planning the proposed annexation by been named in Who's Who basis to all City employees. Commission, will check the their attorney Ronald Ward at Among American High School Also approved was the trade Township records for any infor- the regular meeting held Mon- Students. of property with Assembled mation about the land on the day, October 12, 1987. At a Brian, a senior at Watervliet Components. The City is trading west side. They are also check- special meeting held last week ing with the University of High School, will appear in the GOLF! 30 feet on the south side of the Ward told them that the block- Who's Who yearbook. Only six building for 25 feet on the north. Michigan archives for any ing petition filed by the percent of all junior- and senior- The trade is being made to make history they might have to ex- FREE GREEN FEES Township had been rejected by class students from the nation's access to City wells, located plain why the City and Township the state Boundary Commission 22,000 high schools are Mon. & Fri., except holidays, 7 a.m. • 3 p.m. behind Assembled Compo- maps are different from the because the map submitted recognized and honored. nents easier and make it easier state. Any information they can YOU MUST RENT CART • $14.00 with the petition did not match Brian is the grandson of Mr. for trucks to gain access to the find to support what is recorded No reservations, first come, first served. Special not in effect the state map. and Mrs. Gordon Wlllmeng and factory's parking lot. The City on their map will be forwarded with other specials or coupons, offer continues through the Fall Both the city and state maps Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Coon. attorney is drawing up the to the state Boundary Commis- matched and they showed two documents to ensure the legali- sion to be considered along with discrepancies from the state ty of the trade. Mayor Randall the City annexation petition PAW PAW LAKE GOLF COURSE map. According to their maps said that there is a remote when their hearing is scheduled, the entire trailer park was within possibility that something may probably in November. Paw Paw Avenue, Watervliet 463-3831 the City Limits because of an ^happen there soon. On the recommendation of earlier annexation request from A letter commending Public the attorney, Council members the trailer park owner to expand Works Superintendent Warren authorized Mayor William to the south. It also showed a Damon for no work-loss ac- Weeden to sign a letter, which rectangle of land on the west cidents for 1986 in his depart- will be delivered to the Town- side of the City along Beany ship Board, inviting it to set a DOUBLE COUPONS ment was read. Road to be in the Township, but date for a meeting. They would ALL DAY WEDNESDAY the state map shows it to be like to discuss the proposed an- Hunts celebrate within the City Limits. nexation proposal and try to Ward had checked the City work out their differences and Anniversary records and then reviewed encourage development and records at the Van Buren County progress in both the City and Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Hunt of Courthouse with County Clerk Township. Covert will celebrate twenty-five Shirley Jackson to determine if years of marriage Wednesday, the annexation of the trailer October 14. They will be park had been forwarded to the $30.9 MILLION IN DIVIDENDS honored by their sons, Leroy and courthouse. They found min- State Farm Mutual •Hflmlmqa Jack, with an open house on utes from a County Board of Automobile Insurance Company Saturday, October 17, from 3 to 7 Supervisors meeting in 1969 will distribute $30.9 million in Nutritious & Ddidoas p.m. at their home. that approved the City request dividends to an estimated Verlin Hunt and Linda to annex. They also found an 963,500 Michigan customers. Lumbert were married October envelope that contained all the The dividends will be approx- Del Monte 14, 1962, at Covert Congrega- documents that the Board had imately 14.1 percent of each in- tional Church. Mr. Hunt is a approved and the original order dividual's semiannual premium OaMk CofaB, Cbcny Cola lifetime resident of Covert and signed by the supervisors. and will be paid or credited over Bananas Cofac. Caffdne Free Linda is from Coloma. a six-month period beginning According to Ward this has all Coke. Sate, Teh, 1/2 They are the parents of two been filed with the Secretary of November 1. orMeSoYYeDi o sons, Leroy Hunt of Covert and State, Great Seal Division, but it State Farm Mutual authorized Jack Hunt at home. Mr. Hunt must be forwarded to the the dividend program for has worked for the Berrien Department of Transportation to customers in Michigan because County Road Commission for 22 be sure there is no impact on overall income exceeded an- Coca-Cola years and Mrs. Hunt is a cashier any roads before the state will ticipated claim costs in the Oeeefc Coke, Ceff Free Coke. at Watervliet Harding's. accept it. state. Chenr Cote 8t Sprite a

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While positive Con- LANSING that have the following are af- real Intent Is to blackmail the the 'takeover games.' gressional action is needed and fected by this legislation: (A) 100 victim companies Into buying In fact, experts say that encouraged, we cannot wait for k or more shareholders of record; back the shares at greatly- Michigan has already lost jobs federal initiatives. Michigan (B) Its principal place of Inflated prices. Our legislation and seen its Industrial and must act responslbly--now--to does this by providing that a financial base weakened due to encourage and safeguard its Lansing Report is written exclusively lor me •mv business or office or substantial publicly-traded corporation may the tactics and effects of the companies, for their growth is City Record by State Representative Lad S. assets within Michigan; and (C) only purchase the shares of a corporate raiders. significant to the success of our Stacey. Rep. Stacey will write of issues affec- one or more of the following: person holding three percent or House Bill 4907 would state. ting the state in general and the area in par- more than 10 percent of Its more of its shares if it makes the presently affect 20 to 30 I welcome your thoughts and ticular. He welcomes your comments & shareholders residing in Michigan, or more than ten per- same offer to all shareholders or Michigan corporations. comments. Please put your questions. cent of Its shares owned by obtains shareholder approval to However, some experts feel that question In writing and send to: control of a corporation. MICHIGAN HOUSE PASSES Michigan residents, or 10.000 make an Isolated purchase. If Michigan's legislation would Representative Lad S. Stacey. The legislation, which I LEGISLATION TO FIGHT shareholders residing in the corporation purchases these provide Incentive for businesses 'Lansing Report.' Room 220 helped write, would give HOSTILE TAKEOVERS Michigan. shares. It must pay fair market that have moved their Incorpora- Capitol Bldg., Lansing. Ml disinterested shareholders Michigan is on its way toward This legislation, known as the value. tion to other states to return to 48909. I will repond to you (those without controlling protecting the rights of Stacey-Bennett-Randall bill. Is The constant threat of Michigan because of the effec- through this column. shares) of Michigan corpora- shareholders and stemming the modeled after an takeover felt by corporations Is tive protection our law could of- tions an opportunity to vote to growing tide of hostile statute, which was recently detrimental to the long-term fer to shareholders. determine whether or not to takeovers, the unprovoked and upheld by the U.S. Supreme health of businesses and to job Just how widespread the pro- allow the acquiring person or unsolicited bids for corporate Court. That decision supported security for employees. The at- blem Is becomes evident by the company to have voting rights fact that over thirty states, as TO SUBSCRIBE control. an Indiana takeover law. thereby tention of management is with their controlling shares. The Michigan House recently legitimizing state regulation of diverted from concerns like pro- well as the U.S. Congress, have Unless a majority of the share- CALL 463-3461 passed legislation that would corporate takeovers. ductivity and competitiveness bills before them dealing with holders vote In favor of the per- help fight hostile takeovers by The bill also addesses the to financial maneuvering and. hostile takeovers. son acquiring the block of putting shareholders on equal practice of 'greenmall' whereby given the gloomy predictions I am hopeful the Michigan footing with bidders In deciding shares, that person will not be and a brother. Wilbur Thomas of MATTHEW HAFLEY Graveside services were held Berrien County Farm Bureau. Addison. Illinois. and five stepgrandchildren. Matthew Allen Lester Hafley. Monday at 3 p.m. at Crystal Spr- Survivors Include: four sons AREA age 4 months, of 1261 Parkway, ings Cemetery, Benton Harbor. - Donald of Vicksburg. Walter HELEN LOUISE HOOK OBITUARIES Benton Harbor, died Saturday, Kerley & Starks Funeral Home. of Coloma. Martin of . Mrs. John F. (Helen Louise) October 10, 1987, at home. St. Joseph, was In charge of ar- , and Elwood of Bangor; a Hook. 46. of Hartford, was found JAMES CUNNINGHAM LEORE FRITZ The funeral was held Tuesday rangements. Memorials may be daughter. Mrs. Gordon (Sandra) dead of a self-inflicted gunshot James W. Cunningham, 77, of Mrs. Leore (Girard) Fritz. 100, at 11 a.m. at Coloma Cemetery. made to the Peace Temple VanDrasek of Watervliet; 12 wound Sunday morning, Oc- Coloma. died Monday morning, formerly of Coloma, died Friday, Friends called Monday from 6 to United Methodist Church. Ben- grandchildren; and six great- tober 11, 1987, at her home, the October 12, 1987. at his home. Octobers, 1987. at Martin Luther 9 p.m. at the Fairplain Chapel of ton Harbor, of which she was a grandchildren. Van Buren Sheriff's Department The funeral will be Thursday Memorial Home, South Haven. Florin Funeral Service, Benton member. JAMES A. WALTER reported. at 1 p.m. at Kerley & Starks Funeral Home, St. Joseph, Funeral Mass was celebrated Harbor. Mrs. Roosevelt was born June James A. Walter. 55, of 471 N. Deputy Rick Schlieter said Monday at 11 a.m. at St. Joseph Matthew was born June 15. 11, 1898. In Vincennes, Indiana. Center St., Hartford, died Sun- that the death has been ruled a where friends may call from 5 to Catholic Church, Watervllet, of Survivors include: his Survivors Include: a daughter, day, October 11, 1987. at Mercy suicide. 9 p.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in North Shore Memory which she was a member. Burial parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. Louis (Sally) Kerlikowske of Hospital Division, Benton Har- The body has been cremated. Gardens. Memorials may be was in Riverside Cemetery, (Roxsanna) Hafley; two sisters Watervliet; two grandchildren; bor. A memorial service will be held Kalamazoo. Friends called at — Marsha and Heidi, both of and a brother, Fred Wolff of In- The funeral was held Wednes- October 22 at 7 p.m. at the Hart- made to the Coloma Senior the Davidson Chapel, Florin Benton Harbor; grandparents — diana. Her husband, Carlyle, day at 2 p.m. at Calvin Funeral ford Seventh-day Adventist Citizens Center. Funeral Service, from 7 to 9 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob (Judy) Thar preceded her In death in 1962. Home, Hartford, where friends Church of which she was a Mr. Cunningham was born Oc- member. Memorials may be tober 15, 1909, in Sparta. Ten- Sunday where rosary vyas of Coloma. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald MILDRED ROBERTSON called after 7 p.m. Tuesday. made to the church hymnal fund nessee. In 1972, he retired from recited at 7:30 p.m. Memorials (Linda) Kretchman of St. Joseph, Mrs. Merritt Pat (Mildred J. Burial was in Maple Hill or the donor's favorite charity. Michigan Fruit Canners, River- may be made to the Coloma Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Francis) Minshall) Robertson, 82, of Albu- Cemetery, Hartford. Memorials Calvin Funeral Home. Hartford, side. He was an Army veteran of Emergency Ambulance Service. Marlett of Sainte Genevieve. querque, New , formerly may be made to the American is in charge of arrangements. World War II and a member of Mrs. Fritz was born , and Mr. and Mrs. of Hartford, died Sunday, Oc- Cancer Society. There will be no visitation at the Lakeshore Bible Church, Hagar September 18,1887, In . James (Becky) Doroh of Spr- tober 11, 1987, at the Mr. Walter was born October funeral home. Shores. She was formerly employed at ingfield, Michigan; and great- Presbyterian Hospital, Albu- 9. 1932. in Albion, Michigan. He the Life Insurance grandparents — Mr. and Mrs. was a graduate of Western Mrs. Hook was born August 8, Survivors Include: his wife, querque. Mary; six daughters — Mrs. Company, Chicago. Benedict (Lois) Turski of Michigan University and was 1941, in South Bend. She was A memorial service will be Larry (Carol) Barnes of Kearney, Her husband, Elmer, preced- Lachine, Michigan, and Mrs. employed as a manufacturing an elementary school teacher held Friday at 1 p.m. at Calvin Missouri, Mrs. (Linda) ed her in .death. Her only sur- Lydia Kretchman of Benton Har- engineer at Bendix Corp.. St. with Benton Harbor Area Funeral Home, Hartford. There Bentley of Coloma. Cathy vivors include two nieces — bor. Joseph. He was a U.S. Army Schools. will be no visitation. The body Milliken of Sodus, Mrs. Lon Mrs. Claire (Marilyn) Bruce of OLLIE YATES SR. veteran, a member of the Van In addition to her husband, has been cremated and burial (Tammy) Geisler of Benton Har- Cedar Falls, , and Mrs. The funeral for Ollie J. Yates Buren Sportsman's Club and a survivors include: her parents, will be In Maple Hill Cemetery, bor, Shelly Cunningham at William (Joanne) Englehart of Sr., 83, of Woodward Avenue, former member of the Watervliet Ernest and Mildred Nungusser Hartford. Memorials may be home and Serena Cunningham Wheaton, Illinois, and one Coloma, who died Wednesday, Community Hospital Board. of Avon Park, ; a brother, made to the donor's favorite of Bridgman; a son, James S. nephew, George Kelley of October 7,1987, was held Satur- Survivors include: his wife, James Nungusser of South charity. Bend; two stepdaughters - Cunningham of Coloma; 17 Texas. day at 11 a.m. at the Davidson Mrs. Robertson was born Esther Irene; two sons - Amanda Hook of Paw Paw and grandchildren; and one great- Chapel, Florin Funeral Service, March 2, 1905, In Hartford. She Lawrence Walter of South Mrs. Ramundo (Jill) Ruiz of grandchild. Coloma. Burial was in Rowe was a past matron and secretary Haven and Franklin Boehm of Dallas, Texas; a stepson, John Cemetery, Allegan. Memorials of Order of Eastern Star, Grand Rapids; three daughters M. Hook of Fort Worth, Texas; may be made to St. Paul's Benevolence Chapter 256. - Mrs. Marvin (Laura) 7 United Church of Christ. Bain- In addition to her husband, Schmalfeldt and Wendlyn bridge Township, of which he survivors include: two sons — Walter, both of Hartford, and M was a member. Friends called John of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Susan Walter of Grand Rapids; at the funeral hme from 4 to 8 Clarence of Albuquerque; five two grandchildren; her mother. p.m. Friday. grandchildren; and one great- Beatrice Walter of Hartford; and CALVIN FUNERAL HOME Mr. Yates was born August 2, grandchild. a sister, Mrs. Anthony (Grace 1904. in Grand Rapids, Ken- DALK D. LKONABD. OIRICTO* DEMARIUS JOHNSON Ann) Tropin of , tucky. He retired in 1969 from HABTFORD. MICHIGAN 49037 A funeral Mass was said at . j American Bridge Co., Gary, In- IBLBfHOHl •a»-4l01 10:30 a.m. Thursday, October 8, diana. His wife, Susan, preced- LEROY C. THOMAS In St. Joseph Catholic Church. LeRoy C. Thomas, 79, of Col- ed him in death in 1976. Sur- Watervliet, for Demarius oma. was dead on arrival Tues- vivors include: two sons — Ollie Johnson, 84. of 6127 Little Paw^ day, October 6, 1987. at Mercy Jr. of Bridgman and Marty of Paw Lake Road, Coloma, who Hospital Division. Benton Har- Troy; one daughter, Mrs. MONUMIMTI died Monday, October 5,1987, in Margaret Dosenbach of bor. Martin Luther Memorial Home, LEONARD FUNERAL HOME Phoenix, Arizona; three brothers Friends called from 4 to 9 p.m. South Haven, after a long il- Umi.ftC., Ml 49064 (616) 674.6I3I - Charles of Portage, Indiana, Wednesday at Kerley & Starks Dal* 0. Uonofd. Olrtcl* lness. Funeral Home, St. Joseph. The David of , and Randy of Burial was In the church funeral was Friday at 1 p.m. at ; one sister, Mrs. cemetery. Friends called at the Skaja-Stanley Funeral Home. Kathryn Chandler of Merrlllville, Davidson Chapel, Coloma. of Chicago, where friends called Indiana; 16 grandchildren; and Florin Funeral Service. Wednes- from 4 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Burial FLORIN 15 great-grandchilden. FUNERAL SERVICE day between 6 and 9 p.m. A was in Mount Olive Cemetery, ANJANETTE SAYER rosary was recited Wednesday Chicago. Memorials may be DAVIDSON CHAPEL Mrs. Bradley (Anjanette at the funeral home. Memorials made to the Hagar Township 249 East Center Street 'Anjie') Sayer. 20. of 1874 Smyers may be made to the church, of Ambulance. Coloma. Ml 49038 Drive, Benton Harbor, died Fri- which she was a member, or to Mr. Thomas was born 468-3181 day, October 9, 1987, at her the Coloma Fire and Ambulance November 15, 1907, in Chicago. home after a long Illness. Service. In 1948, he retired as a chief pet- The funeral will be held Mrs. Johnson was born ty officer from the U.S. Navy. Wednesday at 4 p.m. at Pilgrim December 8. 1902, In Watervliet. During World War II, he received Congregational Church, St. She was the former owner- the Bronze Star and Purple Joseph. Arrangements are by operator of the Johnson Fruit Heart. Florin Funeral Service, Fairplain Farms of Coloma and Water- Survivors include: a sister, Chapel, Benton Harbor. vliet. She was a member of the •Sewnq Standard* for Ejicellence Mrs. Elaine Goetz of Coloma. m Protevional Care' Mrs. Sayer was born October 20, 1966, in Watervllet. She was AGolden Rule Home a graduate of Lakeshore High School and attended Lake Michigan College. She was a former dancer with the Vi Shafer Dancers and formerly competed with and coached the South- west Michigan Gymnats. Survivors include: her hus- band; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Summerfelt of Benton Harbor; and grandparents - Mr. and Mrs. William Moore of Col- oma and Mrs. Ella Summerfelt of Benton Harbor. Hutchins Funeral Home FLORINE ROOSEVELT 209 S Main, Watetvliel «909s Florine O. Roosevelt, 89. W KIND OF WIFE WOULD JUST SUD THERE formerly of Whitcomb Tower. St. Tavern 463-3811 Joseph, died at 10:15 a.m. Tues- WHILE HER HUSBAND HAD A HEARI ATfACK? day, October 6. 1987. at Martin A wife who doesn't know CPR The sad fact is. more people know COURTEOUS SERVICE IN Luther Memorial Home. South Food & Spirits how to jump-stan a car than know how to sav e a life A DIGNIFIED MANNER Haven. LEAfiN HOW 10 JUMP-SIARIA LIFE. LEARN BED CROSS CPA. ROLAND T. HUTCHINS. Dir. Cremation was held.

CASKET FUNERAL BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN COLOMA PIECES ARRAIGNMENTS OPEN DAILY 11;30 A.M., SUNDAYS AT NOON + LUNCHEON SPECIALS 468-4681 American SYMPATHY FLOWERS Red Cross BLOOMING COUNTRY COTTAGE FLOWERS This message sponsored by the State Bank of Coloma PLANTS 621-2122 1-94 at Hartford Exit Tri-City Record Page Five October 14, 1987 Watervliet Township Coloma teachers win campground decision in labor dispute tabled to next meeting The Coloma Education union members during their by Karl Bayer night because the Board is Association won two major ar- planning period. The union The Watervliet Township waiting for a recommendation bitration awards last week over argued that substituting for Board took no action on a pro- from the Berrien County Plann- contract disputes. fellow teachers that were ab- posed campground on North ing Commission on the project. The first award handed down sent because of illness should Watervliet Road across from the Township Assistant Clerk Mar- by arbitrator Mario Chiesa was be voluntary. The district DNR public access site to Paw cia VanDrasek told The Record over a technicality issue. The thought that the contract allow- Paw Lake. the Board would probably act on technicality point was whether ed the principal to assign Township residents opposed the proposal at its meeting next or not an arbitrator could settle teachers. The arbitrator agreed to the plan by developer Galen month. COLOMA CONTESTANTS... right, front row) are: Jennifer a salary dispute. The arbitrator with the Coloma Education Moss presented a petition to the VanDrasek said the Board ap- Six Coloma High School senior Nemethy, Becky Chapman, Hol- supported the union's position Association. He stated in his Township Planning Commission proved $78,312.25 in bills for the girls and six boys are seeking ly LaGrow, Alison Fournier, and directed the parties to have award that teachers should be last month with 65 names on It. month. She added resident Bill the school's Homecoming King Tracy Steinhoff and Patricia a hearing on the issue. The "called on" to substitute. If they The Planning Commission at Nitz of North Watervliet Road and Queen honors. The royalty Walter; back row: Todd Kelley, school district had argued that refused, the school district that time passed a resolution complained of speeders on the will be named during halftime of Tim Myers, Steve Chandler, the issue should be settled by should ask other teachers first, recommending the Township road and suggested the Town- the Comets-Buchanan football Chris Rush, Brock Blttner and the Michigan Dept. of Labor. then investigate the reason for Board deny the request for the ship seek a millage for police game Friday. Joe Kelley. (Coloma School The second award was over the refusal before issuing a special land use and rezoning patrols on Township roads for The contestants (from left to Photo) mandatory substituting by directive. needed for the campground. next year. According to Ms. Jane The Township Board took no VanDerveer, President of the action on the issue Monday Coloma Education Association, this ruling will not cause any major problem to the district. All must work together to promote economic growth The CEA members just wanted it made clear that if they were By Congressman Fred Upton busy during their planning conference; turf fights, under- economic challenges that await working to implement many of presidential politics and on As I have said many times, In- period they could refuse. Our mining the efforts of competing us. the suggestions made at our political philosphy, we can con- creasing economic growth and teachers would never refuse to interests, and political squab- By sharing our resources and conference. I hope all of you centrate on what we can do development is tremendously sub if it were an emergency bles accomplish nothing. We our ideas, we can go forth in a will join in this effort. The suc- together to improve the quality important to our corner of situation, VanDerveer con- must remember that despite our united effort to provide for a bet- cess of this first conference of life for all citizens of the Michigan. Along those lines. I tinued. differences we are a family. ter tomorrow. In the coming tells us that if we put aside our Fourth District. hired two full-time staff people Regardless of differing months, my staff and I will be differences on foreign policy, on in , Jim Falvey and political viewpoints, we all have Henry Plaster, in addition to our some things in common. From staff in our district offices in the public sector to the private mfitda Holland. Three Rivers, Sturgis, sector, from the federal govern- and St. Joseph, to assist area ment to the smallest municipali- aimkinqs businesses and governments. I ty, from large corporations to have several advisory commit- small businesses, we all have an & i/iikgs mc. tees to promote the active in- enormous stake in the econo- THE SHOPPES ON BROADWAY volvement of area residents on mic climate of the Fourth issues important to our corner District of Michigan. Each of us of Michigan. But, I wanted to do has a role to play. We have not more because, quite frankly, we even scratched the surface of all Student SPECIAL!!! need more. the possibilities that exist for us So, I began to think about ex- 0N ALL NEW to work together on the 25% flFF actly how I could use my in- Urr FALL FASHIONS fluence as your congressman to With Student I.D. really make a difference. After a ACID WASH great deal of thought, I came to Boys, Men, Women, Jr. Misses the conclusion that one of the Congressman Fred Upton most effective actions I can take hosted a town meeting at is to use my office to bring Security system for Watervliet High School Satur- NEW FASHIONS INJ>ANTS & OPEN together people from through- day. Although Just 27 people at- Sunday 12 - 6 out the district to discuss impor- tended, the attentive group had Coloma schools SWEATERS FOR MEN Friday 10 • 9 tant issues in our corner of By Marion Leedy system will be very effective, he a lively discussion on issues Daily 10 - 6 Michigan. As a first step. I spon- The Board of Education of the added. ranging from Social Security to Queen Size styles sored an economic conference Coloma school system voted to Kay Erickson, Bob Ginter and AIDS research to the Persian on September 25. We invited ex- spend $9,175 Monday night to Charles Nelson were on the Gulf crisis. pert speakers to address over expand the security alarm Security Committee that devel- 350 private and public sector system in all of the district's oped the new system for all the leaders on issues ranging from school buildings. Work will district's school buildings. It the state of Michigan's economy start Immediately. was noted the new system to International trade. In my opi- Superintendent Clifford Tall- enhances the program already nion, this conference was a re- man said the new system will be in use in the schools. DOUBLE COUPON *The Meating Place sounding success! very sensitive and will pick up UP TO IS' Off PHONE Perhaps the most important all motion and sound within the MvwtKUM > Cm on /7, 463-6127 accomplishment of our effort buildings. It will probably result NEW SlORt b fi«U» HOURS; was to open the lines of com- in a number of false alarms Mori Wed 8-8 before it is completely adjusted. I**** b cvnn« Thjri.Srt. 8-0 munication among all the dif- Sundiy 8-7 > fl»J ferent groups and people Tallman also noted that the Dr. Cynthia J Garrone throughout our area. Unfor- school system is close to mak- tunately, I have found there are ing arrests on several of the QUALITY MEATS & GROCERIES breaking and enterings commit- CHIROPRACTOR far too many competing factions Comer Forest Beach Road & OW M-140. Watervliet struggling to meet our eco- ted earlier in the school year. He ADVERTISED PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY THRU SATURDAY nomic development needs. Each said the actual dollars and cents WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES geographic area, private agen- loss to the school Is small com- 463-3436 cy, and governmental entity has pared to the inconvenience and HOURS U. S. D. ft. CHQ I CE^lrde. its own unique contribution to educational loss during replace- M-W-F 10-12 2-7 make to our community of com- ments. He further noted that Tues. 10-12 2-5 munities that we call the Fourth repeated thefts to the system Thurs. & Sat bj appointment only District. The concept of working too often result In an Increased chucmIi together was the most impor- insurance rate. The new alarm 310 LEWIS STREET tant lesson we learned from this WATERVLIET •OASY liShA.CHbiCe •U.s.bfl. CHOlU LEAKjUee? ARM Sj?CHUCK SfEW ON SALE NOW RAAST Rfid&T MEftT DINING ••8^ GlJJAU-N 100% fW DEEP" /-cao! HAMBURGERf " ROOM ieSH \HOMeM^De eCJtlRj£LH3lB.ln? 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RY 6671 RE LOMA Tri-City Record October 14, 1987 Page Six sund in college and had tain Band, Division I; Lakeshore FAMILY SERVICE KARL beautiful voices. Why they ask- High School Marching Band, ed me to join them (outside of in- Division I; South Haven High CONVENTION AT Continued from page 2 School Band, Division I; St. ternational good will) I'll never SALEM LUTHERAN 616-468-8594 perennials Just from coffee shop com- know! But we were sensational- Joseph High School Marching > 5586 Riverside Road. Coloma Trees and Shrubs ment I judge most Americans -not because our rendition was Band. Division I; Niles High related gardening supplies agree the recent disclosures of so sentimental and romantic! School Marching Band Division. 'Jesus Joy of Loving Hearts' is the pasts of some candidates More than likely it was because II; Benton Harbor Marching the theme of the 26th annual are not as important or relevant this pair of lovely ladies looked Band, Division I. Lutheran Child & Family Service to their stands on today's issues like two brightly-colored tropical Auxiliary Convention to be held of national defense, AIDS, the flowers flanking a wounded Thursday, October 22, 1987, at economy and the poor. elephant! Our pictures ap- Salem Lutheran Church in Col- I would hate to think the peared in the local paper under oma. press' fascination with dredging the heading 'Believe It Or Not!' DDA The convention features a ser- vice of worship and praise with up dirty linen is based on its The second day of the festival Continued from page 1 own character. Perhaps the was centered in the high school the Rev. James E. Henning, St. VIC'S PIZZA reporters and purveyors of such building proper. Almost every Danny Gray (also a member of Matthew Lutheran Church, Ada •news' should be subjected to homeroom had a representative the DDA) said that printing of Township, Grand Rapids, serv- the same scrutiny and the same the brochure would take place ing as preacher and the Rev. FREE cultural display. I sat in on a tea process used on the candidates. ceremony beautifully served as soon as the rest of the money William E. Fischer, Salem 32 oz. carton of PEPSI There's a trend to make the strictly to custom. Another was collected. Design and Lutheran Church, Coloma, ac- news reporter the news maker. room presented me with the op- layout of the brochure was ting as litergist. with any large pizza! In that light they have the same portunity to try my hand at donated by Dale McBride of Keynote speaker for the event responsibility to the public they Japanese calligraphy. I'm afraid Western Terrace Subdivision is Maria Schultz of St. Joseph. FREE burden the candidates with...I my efforts will never decorate and done by Davis Designs of Born in the Ukraine providence wonder if they could stand up to the hallowed tokonoma niche, Berrien Springs. Typesetting of of Russia, Mrs. Schultz and her WATERVLIET HARTFORD the glare? the brochure was donated by family lived under Polish, Nazi DELIVERY the altar area in most Japanese 1 W. MAIN ST. BANDFASTIC... living rooms! I mean, why would The Tri-City Record. and Russian rule until their NEXTTOSPRAGUES SUN-THURS4-11 Monday night the Hartford In- anyone want a charmingly escape to West Germany in dian Emerald Vanguard hosted scripted scroll that read 'putrid 1947. In 1956, she and her family 463-3234 FRI&SAT4-12 621-3814 more than 1,000 high school hubcap' in their living room BULLS came to the United States. Her band members at the Southwest anyway? Continued from page 1 presentation 'What a Privilege it Michigan Marching Band Practically every conceivable stronger for weight and size is to be an American' will highlight her family's struggle Festival. Twenty-two bands Japanese 'craft' had been pro- than most other breeds.' It cames from throughout the area for freedom. off 3 YEAR duced and featured around the seems reasonable to conclude The day will begin with a to perform and to entertain. building. Students had created that the pit bull dog is capable registration and coffee hour at 516 / 637-3334 For the hundreds of spec- flower arrangements, bonsai of inflicting substantial damage 9:30 a.m. The worship service ANNIVERSARY tators, mostly parents, friends tree displays, ceramics and to any victim of its attack. and fellow band members, the statuary exhibits, and rooms full Doubtless there are other begins at 10:30 a.m. There is a fortyish temperatures went un- of student-manufactured elec- breeds that share this capacity. registration fee of $6 and lunch SALE! noticed as the air was filled with tronic gear. I was amazed at the A penal ordinance or statute is will be provided. 20% OFF Seiko & lively and lovely music. quantity and quality of work pro- not constitutionally infirm The Lutheran Child & Family For a suspected band hater, I duced by these kids--and because of its omission to ad- Service Auxiliary Convention is Citizen Watches really have a soft spot and a lot designed to highlight the work astonished by the fact that their dress every member of a certain 14kt of admiration for the youngsters 'products' were presented and done by Lutheran Child & Family PMPArcMCMT CHAINS & class, if those members of the ENGAGEMENT BR^C£L£7.S playing their music. It takes then removed--in the space of class which it does address are Service of Michigan. LCFS of- fers foster care, adoption ser- more dedication and raw talent one day! The next day. Satur- the legitimate subject of regula- to work for years on an instru- vice, individual, marital and 95 day. was 'business-as-usual'-- tion." family counseling services from 1/5 ct. RING ( J J2l per gram! ment and music that other than classes were held-without a No date has been set for the a few affectionadoes will ap- the Grand Rapids location, 2000 trace of the festival remaining! trial in this case. Sale $299.00 32nd St. S.E., Grand Rapids. preciate. With such a respect Reg. $450.00 « ^ ENGAGEMENT R,NG I'd like to see that same generated by these young peo- festival held on a Friday night, ple for the trappings of their 00 right after all 22 bands marched civilization-coupled with the im- MF 95 P.M. Reg. *825°° SALE.JSSS through town playing a Sousa pressive amount of work going SAT 9-1 P.M. march...I'd bet lunch for the into and then out of these DOWNTOWN SOUTH HAVEN whole booster club they'd fill the festivals, it's easy to understand stadium with spectators. the gargantuan strides that this I guess until high school society has made in the past 42 bands are treated as a spectator years-rising from the ashes of sport, with all the hype, promo- war up to the Free World's tion, hoopla and high visibility, number two producer- most of John Q. Public will miss consumer nation! PPLE out on some of the best enter- I'm slowly unraveling the tainment high schools have to enigma that is Japan-by wat- offer. ching the young people of this ORCHARDS country prepare themselves for Word of the week...Redan ..... the future. I hope you can better THE APPLE SEASON IS FINALLY HERE understand this country by PET PEEVES... reading my weekly observa- GET IN NOW TO HAVE A CHOICE Know it all editors... tions. skateboarders on public streets Next week, my subject will be ...people who ignore the red my 'visit' to Kabuki theatre, the RED DELICIOUS JONATHONS light at Red Arrow and M-UO popular drama style of tradi- ...cops that cruise lust under the tional Japan. Until then. GOLDEN DELICIOUS ROMES speed limit on freeways...cops Sayonara! that cruise 10 miles over the speed limit on freeways...cops OLD FASHIONED DELICIOUS...$4.00 a bushel that cruise freeways...Detroit BANDS the good tasting ones! Tigers.. breakfast cereal com- Continued from page 1 mercials on late night TV (Are dy Carrier, won a Division II we supposed to run out and get rating. Coloma High School Free Pumpkin w/any a box of Special K before Marching Band, led by Director $10 purchase breakfast?)., ugly babies...small, Greg Gozzard and 57 members noisy dogs. strong, was presented with a MORE... division III rating. ORPHAN TRAINS... 334. Open Daily 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Ellipses (...)...squeaky wind- The other bands and their Southwestern Michigan College •Orphan Trains West' will con- shield wipers...Detroit Tigers Museum Director Stan Hamper M-140 North ratings are; tinue through October 23. There of Watervliet (how soon we forget)...lines at Bangor High School Marching and museum researcher Marie is no admission fee. drive-thru bank windows (or a Band, Division II; Berrien Spr- Keefe make last minute ad- single car with twenty transac- ings Shamrock Marching Band, justments on a display for 'Or- tions and a new teller)...small, Division II; Gobies High School phan Trains West,' the opening noisy dogs...and know-it-all Band, Division III; Lake exhibit of the 198780 SMC editors. Michigan Catholic Marching Museum gallery schedule. Lakers, Division II; Decatur Mar- The exhibit which traces the WITH A HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN ching Band, Division I; history of special trains that GAIJIN Marcellus High School Mar- brought orphan children from Continued from page 2 ching Band, Division II; the New York slums to the Bridgman High School Band, Midwest for •placing-out' opens We'll come in, in a pinch, to give you more by two of my colleagues-two at- Division II; New Buffalo High October 5. tractive. young lady teachers-to financial room to improve! Our home School Marching Band, Division The public Is Invited to visit join them In singing Elvis' ballad the exhibit from 1 to 4 p.m. Mon- improvement loans let you make those •Love Me Tender'-in three-part II; Edwardsburg High School Band, Division III; Buchanan day, Wednesday and Friday harmony no less! We rehearsed improvements when you're ready . . . and High School Marching Band, afternoons; 1 to 4:30 p.m. Tues- for a couple of days--because day and Thursday afternoons repay in a way that gives your budget more with my voice, intensive rehear- Division I. Brandywine High School and from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tues- sals were necessary! By the leeway. Band, Division I; River Valley day and Wednesday evenings. end of the second day of work, Marching Band, Division I; Paw Plans for special groups may be we had finally gotten rid of the Paw High School Band, Division arranged by contacting the accent-to the point where the II; Dowagiac Union High Chief- museum at (616) 782-5113 Ext. song no longer sounded like 'rub me tender!' The girls had both Pff LOANS ... ON THE HOUSE! I Call Hi« "PART LINE'

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are paid for basic training and RAIN 00 apprenticeship school. 0/tr> Edison Scholarships open sv^ or According to Alcumbrack, the es to area high school students pay is usually made in a lump SHINE sum after the 12-week prepara- The Thomas Alva Edison in public, private and parochial tion is completed, to encourage Foundation and the Max schools throughout the world. students to use the money for McGraw Foundation, Arlington Its purpose is to give encourage- living expenses while they are in FALL BARGAIN MARKET! Heights, Illinois, in cooperation ment and recognition to out- college. After beginning col- with Indiana Michigan Power standing students who are in- lege, students are obligated to have announced plans for the terested in pursuing science or serve the reserves one weekend From arts & crafts to cars & boats! eighth annual International engineering careers or who per month (two eight-hour days) Thomas Edison/Max McGraw otherwise demonstrate the for six years, in addition to an Scholarship Program. creativity and perseverance of annual two-week training exer- Bring in your wares to buy or sell! The program is open to all Thomas Edison and Max cise, which might take place high school students. Twelve McGraw. The students will 'anywhere around the world.' scholars will be named. The two receive their awards upon Anyone who would like more DRAWINGS FOR grand award scholars will graduation. information about the scholar- receive $5,000 each plus an all- Entries shall consist of a pro- ships should call LMC * -?-SrestaurwRESTAURANn T GIFT CERTIFICATES expense paid trip to an interna- posal which may be an abstract Radiologic Technician Program N. M IOO-WATERY Lit! tional program of the Thomas of an already-completed project Director Patti Lee at 927-3571, Alva Edison Foundation as or an idea which deals with a ext. 207. guests of the General ELectric practical application in the Company. fields of science or engineering. CALL 468.5618 A panel of educators under The cover sheet of the proposal, HYMA the supervision of the scholar- typed in standard English on ship program coordinators, the 8V2- by 11-inch paper and not to Call the Mrs. if you're too busy tu National Science Supervisors exceed 1000 words, must con- uccomphsli uU ofyoiw Lusks! CHEVROLET-OLDS, INC. Association and the Council of tain the title of th» entry, the stu- "Call the Mrs." for State Science Supervisors, will dent's name, home address, Errands. Cleaning and Organizing. The Customer-Centered Auto Center screen the applicants and sub- home telephone number; also, Relocation Services. Laundry and Ironing. mit a list of 25 finalists to the na- the teacher's name, name of Party Planning. Condo Cleaning & Stocking. tional panel of judges. The school, school address and Misceiianous Helpful Services. 10420 M-140, W« will mak« your lift •atl«r (or youl prestigious national panel, com- school telephone number. The Meal Planning & Preparation. And. wt'ro trustworthy, r«llabl« and prised of five distinguished second and last item to com- House Sitting. South Haven, Ml 49090 affordablal educators and industrialists, plete the entry is a letter of 637-1167 will meet to Interview the recommendation from the stu- finalists and select the winning dent's teacher/sponsor which scholars. explains how the student best will MEET or BEAT ANY The five finalists for the exemplifies the creativity and in- Van's Medical Equipmen- t 1986-87 school year enjoyed an genuity demonstrated by Inven- 1126 E. Napier, Bonton Harbor, Mich. 925 8267 tors Thomas Alva Edison and all-expense paid trip to the Between Orchards Mall & Fairplain Plaza University of in Max McGraw. There is no for- bonified DEAL in Boulder. Colorado, for their in- mal entry form. terviews and two days of Entries must be postmarked Your complete home specially-selected visits in Col- no later than December 1, 1987, i Southwest Michigan! orado, including the Air Force to: Thomas Edison/Max Academy. McGraw Scholarship Program, Sam Cloud, Bill Petty, Steve Onken, Robert Ott, Mel Brooks. The scholarship program is c/o Dr. Robert Dean, P.O. Box Health Care Center Robert Behrman or Karen Evans open to all high school students 2800, LaJolla, CA 92038-2800. Page Eight Tri-City Record October 14. 1987 they attended the World Series The C&A Tea Room in Coloma game between and has been closed for the winter Wier named to United Way ROLLING BACK New York. months but will be reopened in the spring. This popular eating Submitted by Cindy Young,# cabinet post house has fed a large number of ^assistant librarian at the# Steven D. Winkler, Wier, a retired principal of tourists and home people during THE YEA RS ^Watervliet District Library,* Blossomland United Way Cam- Coloma Community Schools, is the past season and has added THE WATERVLIET RECORD her niece, Mrs. Harold Page. i-trom The Watervliet Record# paign Vice President, named involved in many community ac- to its popularity. Mrs. C.E. 90 YEARS AGO Karluk, Kodiak Island. , ^newspapers donated by The# Victor Wier to head the Mail and tivities. He is active in local, Coburn, the proprietor, has bran- A good soaking rain visited and it will require most of the X.Tri'City Record. Hours:#, Phone Division in the 1987 cam- state and national education ched out in her work and is now this section Monday. It will time between now and Christ- SMon.-Fr/., 1:00 p.m. to 5:30§ paign. Wier has been a Mail and associations, a member of conducting a C&A cafeteria at greatly benefit wheat and rye mas for the parcel to reach that •Jp.m.; Wed., 10:00 a.m. to 8:00% Phone Division account coor- M.A.S.S.P.. and a member of the Paw Paw, Mich., which will be and if it should be followed by far away island of Uncle Sam's •/p.m.; and Sat, 1:00 p.m. toS dinator for two years prior to ac- Retired Public Schools Em- open the year round. warm weather it may make domain. •i4:30 p.m. Phone 463 6382. S cepting this responsibility. ployee Association. Currently, 30 YEARS AGO some fall feed. There was a light frost In this division, Wier Is he is president of the area Darrin Schaer of Coloma, son On Monday of last week reported one or two mornings THE COLOMA COURIER responsible for soliciting funds chapter of PDK, an International of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schaer of Joseph Sweeney commenced a the latter part of last week but 90 YEARS AGO from selected Individuals, professional education fraterni- Route 3, has been awarded the term of school in the Bundy not hard enough to harm tender Wallace Pitcher's new retirees. Whitcomb Tower ty. Wier also volunteered for the Caulkin's Foundation Scholar- District, Township of Hagar. vegetation. Heavy and con- residence, corner of Paw Paw residents, self employers, Berrien-Cass County Selective ship for the fall term, general This is his first term of teaching, tinued rains are seriously in- and River streets, will the unions, union staff members Service Board for 20 years. agriculture short course at but we have no doubt he will terfering with corn cutting and distinction of being the first and union retirees. Each initial Wier and his wife, Lois, have Michigan State University. Dar- make a success in that line of silo filling. Many farmers are brick dwelling ever erected in contact is made by a letter and four grown children and live in rin was presented this award in work. Just before he commenc- unable to get onto their fields to Coloma. volunteers make follow-up St. Joseph. recognition of his rural citizen- ed his school his father made cut or haul the corn where it has Coloma is experiencing quite phone calls to answer questions ship, scholarship and farming him a present of a handsome been cut and shocked. A killing a little boom all by itself. On and to ask for continued sup- goals. gold watch, which he bought for frost could cause heavy loss of nearly every street in the city port. As of October 9, 1987, this Mrs. Harry Ticknor will be fodder corn and ensilage. either a new building is going up division has raised 49.9% of its him in Chicago. hostess at a luncheon for the The steamer Mary L, one or 30 YEARS AGO or nearly completed. $15,000 goal. BUW has set its Self Culture Club's first meeting two sail boats and a number of Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Lyman will George W. Grant has had the goal at $1.4 million for the cur- for the 1957-58 season tomor- Stacey appointed to skiffs were flitting about on Paw quietly observe their 66th wed- south half of his store front fit- rent campaign. row. Paw Lake Sunday afternoon. It ding anniversary at their home ted with plate glass to corres- Volunteers in this division in- Oversight Committee on the County Line Road today, pond with the new north portion clude William Galbreath and Ed- was a lovely day. Submitted by Vi Viscuso,# October 10, 1957. Mr. and Mrs. ward Murdock, both of Stevens- F. Roberts, of South Haven, is erected a couple of years ago. £ assistant librarian at the Co/ iS State Representative Lad Lyman are 89 and 87, respective- ville; Steven Nisbet of St. visiting his daughter, Mrs. John This gives Coloma's business gioma Public Library, from The# Stacey (R-Berrien Springs) was ly- Joseph; and Fred Schmidt of St. Clair, of this place. He came district one of the largest and $ Coloma Courier newspapers# recently appointed by the Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Winans Century 21 American Homes, last Friday and intends to stay best lighted salesrooms in nor- ^.donated by The Tri-City# Speaker of the House to the are the parents of a 6 pound, 14 thern Berrien. Stevensville. about four weeks. # Record. Hours: Men., Wed.,# House Oversight Committee. ounce daughter, Julie Ann, born 60 YEARS AGO Individuals or couples who 60 YEARS AGO ijijand Fri. 10 a.m.-5:30 This committee was authorized Saturday afternoon in Communi- Mrs. Fred Carter of West Col- f are no longer employed at com- R.H. Sherwood reports the S Tues. and Thurs., 1-5:30 and-t. by law to review the functions of ty Hospital. The baby has a oma was very pleasantly surpris- panies which conduct employee sale of the forty-acre tract of jijj6:30-8:30 p.m.; and Sat, 11:30% the State Tax Commission, with small brother at home. Mrs. Duchess apple orchard located ed when her sons and daughters a.m.-5 p.m. campaigns are also eligible to regard to methods used to deter- on the road east of the Stickney Winans is the former Mary Jo and their families gathered to become a part of the Mail and mine state equalized valuations. School house in North Water- Dienes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. help her celebrate her birthday Phone Division. Interested per- "A recent statute requires the vliet and which was a part of the L.G. Dienes, North Watervliet. anniversary Tuesday evening. sons should write or call the Legislature to periodically Sherwood Lakeview orchards, to Donald Gross of Watervliet There were twenty-five present. Blossomland United Way at P.O. review this area to make sure Max Woolcott of Watervliet. and his father. Culver Gross of Mrs. Carter received a beautiful ill*- UBSCRIBE Box 46. St. Joseph, Ml 49085, everyone is being t.eated equal- Postmaster J.M. Klipp says Sister Lakes, spent the weekend fibre rocker and other useful TO THE RECORD 983-6515, to receive information ly. I intend to put my time and Mrs. Edna Case of this city in Milwaukee, where they were gifts. Delicious potluck on the programs and services consideration into doing just posted the first Christmas the guests of th6ir sister and refreshments were served, after CALL 463-3461 provided through contributions that and am pleased to be given parcel for this year from the daughter and family, Mr. and which a social evening was en- to Blossomland United Way and this serious responsibility," local office. It was directed to Mrs. Leo Green. On Saturday, joyed by all. to receive a pledqe card. Stacey said. AT YOUR SERVICE GARGAN0 PAW PAW LAKE RICHCREEK A i A MACftAME BELFY TED ELSNER i CRAFT SUPPLIES SPORTS & MARINA INC. CUSTOM Well Drilling EXPERT TREE SERVICE 5510 Paw Paw Lake Rd •DOLL PARTS 'FON DRUGS iksubAHCt w N.MbinSt. Coloma. 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Gordon and Sheila wanted was for the Council to 621-2252 621-6063 Irwin (of 201 South Center assure them that they were not Street) said their daughter and HEARTBEAT mansion on 66th Avenue in Hart- being singled out and that son were both ticketed for il- QUILTER EVENT AT LIBRARY ford, especially after our everyone parking illegally would legally parking recently and they On Sunday, October 25, from September 23, 1987, issue of be given a ticket. felt they were being singled out. 1 to 4 p.m. at the Hartford Public The Tri-City Record. That issue Mayor William Weeden refer- Their daughter was given a Library, all quilters in was our article on the red the matter to the Police ticket for parking less than 30 Southwestern Michigan are in- background and history of the Committee and invited the Ir- feet behind a stop sign in front vited to participate in 'A 'Thomas Estate.' wins to attend their next of her home (at 2 Bernard Street) Quiltastic Event.' Last week we met the new HARTFORD ROYALTY... meeting at 7:00 p.m. Thursday, and their son was ticketed for The event is a fund-raiser to owner of the mansion. Dr. Jack Leia Pool and Jess Baldrldge during the Homecoming game. October 1. parking illegally across a private benefit the library and is being T. Johns of Chicago. were named Homecoming Baldrldge, 16, a junior at Hart- In other police matters Police sidewalk in her yard. According hosted by Sue Ellen's Quilt We had a very pleasant visit Queen and King for Hartford ford and the son of Ed and Committee Chairman Mike to the Irwins, their daughter's Shop, Hartford. with Dr. Johns and a spec- High School on October 9. Miss Audrey Baldrldge, Hartford, was Dolezan said that they are still car was 29 feet behind the stop Those interested in exhibiting tacular tour of every room of his Pool, 17, a senior and the crowned at the Homecoming seeking one full-time and one sign and they felt It was being their quilts may contact the new mansion project. We were daughter of Raymond and San- dance after the game. (Jean part-time police officer and will very picky. They added that their shop at 463-5622 or the library at very excited to be there knowing dra Pool. HarHord. was crowned Hollar Photo) accept applications for those son had moved the car and gone 621-3408. each room had a story to tell. positions until Thursday. elsewhere and when he returned HARTFORD FEDERATED Dr. Johns purchased a sum- gave Dr. Johns the idea of hav- Daniel Staunton, Public house comes unique problems, a police officer was waiting at CHURCH mer house in Hartford along the ing this a bed and breakfast. Works Superintendent, said a re- most of which take some time the house with his ticket. They Life Style Evangelism, a three- Paw Paw River about a year ago. We were surprised to have Dr. quest had been received from and ingenious thinking but do felt a ticket had to be given at part color film series featuring He Is very familiar with this area have solutions for. Johns tell us how much our area Robert Moore to pave Bowie the time of the offense. Dr. Joe Aldrich, will be shown at because he has some relatives The electrical outlets and is advertised in the Chicago Street. He said the City did not Acting Police Chief William the Hartford Federated Church, in the Bangor and Paw Paw area media. have funds available this year heat ducts are all in working Strong said he personally has Red Arrow Hwy., Hartford, on area. Could Hartford soon be a but would like to consider doing condition including the furnace. given warnings regarding cars October 18 and 25 & Nov. 1 at In making his visits to his Water, electricity and all new tourist town? We do have it for next year. parked on sidewalks and "It 9:45 a.m. aunt in Bangor, who had in 1943 windows are expected to be in- beautiful scenery, especially Building Inspector Harold seems like the word should be The films include interviews a dairy farm (the same time Dr. this time of year, but I must say Walker Jr. told the Council he stalled in November. passed on." He said, "Our with church leaders Howard Paul A. Thomas had his dairy all our seasons are quite condemned one house last As we toured the mansion, we department does issue warn- Hendricks and Chuck Swindoll. farm), he often looked at the beautiful. The pace is quite dif- week and would condemn were displeased to see much ings and tickets for illegal park- These three 50-minute films mansion as he passed through ferent here compared to the another Tuesday morning. vandalism and painted graffiti. It ing when observed or a com- clearly communicate the Hartford until one day he notic- Windy City. Also Dr. Johns says Walker said he has condemned is a great shame that people plaint is received." liberating truths which Dr. Joe ed the Rudell 'For Sale' sign. vandalize property that does not the people here are very friendly. four houses since January and Mrs. Irwin said that when her Aldrich first shared as a popular After purchasing the man- The completion of his restora- that three of them have been belong to them. What is the pur- daughter parked 30 feet behind speaker and author. sion, he started his restoring tion is expected to be in the spr- torn down. pose and the point? the stop sign that the car was in The first film is 'Breaking project with Todd Efting, a con- ing of 1988. Dr. Johns told us there are front of the neighbor's property. Through the Cultural Barrier,' tractor from Hartford, in July of We want to say to Dr. Johns it many passers-by who want to She was told she could not park the second film is Taking the this year. Dr. Johns has the was very nice to meet you and tour the home. Contractors are there or she would get a ticket. Pulse of a Growing Church' and aspirations of restoring the very busy working and don't like we wish to you the best of luck. Mrs. Irwin said, "We would like the last one is 'Becoming a building to be almost exactly as too much activity among their We are proud to welcome you to Redemptive Neighbor.' it was 50 years ago but with workplace. Although no one Is our community. MANSION much stronger and lighter- living there as of yet, we are sure There has been much talk weight blocks. it would be appreciated by Dr. 24 HOUR about what the plans are for the But with this uniquely-built Johns If people would please New Business TOWING Amoco stay off the property while the AMOCO construction is taking place Introducing 'J2 Enterprises,' a unless you have permission. new business opened as of We asked Dr. Johns what he September 1, 1987, and located Products Dealer Randy's AMOCO would like to do with the man- at 65097 West Red Arrow High- sion, and he had many ideas. He way (corner of 65th and Red Ar- said he wants to keep it almost row). GET READY FOR W I N T E R ! exactly as it was and may be tur- The owners are Jeff and ning it into a 'Bed and Breakfast' JoAnn Payne of Decatur. • .....••...... •.•..•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.v.v.v.*. v. v.*. v.v.v. v.*. v..«v.*.*..v.. place. Jeff was a trucker and JoAnn Winterize your car QC^ With the governor passing is still employed by Coca-Cola new laws and regulations. Dr. Foods of Paw Paw. Power flush Johns is able to keep much of They have four children: Dean- the place the same without hav- na, 16; Bill, 14; John, 9; and 2 gallons Antifreeze ing to comply with hotel and Becky, 6. 1 can stop rust REG. $32.95 motel regulations. He hopes The Paynes started their with the arrival of the train route business at outdoor flea SEAFOOD IS OUR SPECIALTY! from Paw Paw to South Haven, markets with carpeting and WITH THIS AD... SAVE $8.00 eventually, that this will give our carpet remnants. town a little boost on the map. 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SOSPTLM-C . M THE If! mWL MH.t" Ml AlUlT HEAD! HEADll [ » IRON I sTowe October 14, 1987 Page Ten Tri-City Record Coloma COLOMA CLOVER LEAF CLUB The Coloma Clover Leaf Club |l Methodist began the ninety-first calendar D Bazaar year with a dessert luncheon r and meeting at the home of 9 The Coloma United Methodist Elizabeth Caddy on Monday, Oc- Church will hold its annual tober 12. Five meetings are 515 Williams Street Turkey Dinner and Bazaar on scheduled to follow in 1987 and Scuth Haven, Michigan 49090 Saturday, October 17, at the 88. church which is located at 144 The business meeting was (616) 637-8480 S. Church in Coloma. conducted by Elizabeth Caddy. The turkey, dressing and President. The program follow- Overlooking Black Rlvor Harbor homemade pie dinner will be ed with the reading by Wavia served from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 And Old Harbor Village Noack of a paper which was p.m. very descriptive of our newest Crafts, baked goods and can- Daily & Weekly Rates national park, 'Grand Basin Na- dy will also be offered for sale. tional Park,' in . This --Luxury Suites— General chairman of the vast area in mid-Eastern festival is Jacqueline Deneau Nevada, comprised of 77,100 and dinner chairman is Linda DETECTION DOG... 25 % Discount dangers of drugs and Mac gave acres, was created in October Day. Mrs. Althouse's 4th grade class a demonstration of his ability to 1986. Tickets can be purchased was visited by Mr. Jim Collins Now Thru Oct. 25 sniff out drugs. The next meeting of the club from church members and will and his narcotics detection dog, Mention This Ad For Discount Shown in the picture, left to will be November 2 at the home also be sold at the door: Adults Mac. Mr. Collins owns K-9 right, are Mr. Collins, Mac, and of Doris Adams at 1:30 p.m. donation, $4; Children (6-12) $2; Security Consultants Inc. He Robbie Thornton. and those 5 and under are free. talked to the class about the Ph. (616) 637-8480 Watervliet Public Schools Annual Financial Report 1986-87 Year

During the 1986-87 school values for replacement of all count for 1986-87 was 1277 as Manager, three Building Prin- master's degree minimum at $790,000 and 1967 $190,000 and year the district operated 3 buildings owned by the district: compared to 1287 for 1985-86. cipals, and a Jr. High/Senior $16,643 and the maximum was Energy Conservation Bond buildings which contained 39 Buildings: $12,491,994, There were 69 certified staff High Assistant Principal/A.D. $26,599 after 15 years. $995,000 for a Grand Total of the elementary classrooms and 35 Preceding Year: $11,585,581, members with the overall ration combination. The State Equalized Tax (SEV) three funds of $1,975,000. secondary classrooms. The Contents & Equipment: of pupils to certified staff of 18.5 The maximum salary for a for the district was $57,449,474. Watervliet Public Schools has latest report of Industrial Ap- $1,749,877, Preceding Year: to 1. Certified administrative teacher with a bachelor's degree (includes $423,814 TIFA) been accredited by the North praisal Company dated August $1,678,167. personnel consisted of a was $14,860 and the maximum The outstanding bonds as of Central Association since 1931. 1, 1987, listed the following The official membership Superintendent, Business was $23,479 after 13 years. The June 30, 1987 for the Debt Watervliet Public Schools Retirement Funds were: 1966 Board of Education

COMPARATIVE FINANCIAL STATEMENT WATERVLIET PUBLIC SCHOOLS Fiscal Years 1985/86 k 1986/87

BUILDING AND SITE TRUST AND AGENCY BALANCE SHEET OE N E R A L SPECIAL FUNDS DEBT RETIREMENT LONG- TERM DEBT 1985-86 1986-87 1985-86 1986-87 1985-86 1986-87 1985-86 1986-87 1985-86 1986-87 1985-86 1986-87

ASSETS

101,4J2 111,830 12,601 17,580 0 Cash 52,597 89, I"16 23, 177 25,434 54,060 6 4,293 0 0 .o 0 0 0 0 0 0 Investments 485,397 1 ,566,984 0 t 0 0 0 50 Taxes Receivable 15,623 15,777 0 0 1,555 1 , 135 0 0 0 (J 0 0 0 0 Due from Other Funis 14, 20,901 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 ' 0 0 Due from Other Govt Lnits 39, 12 J 10,260 0 5,087 0 315 0 0 0 0 0 * 0 Inventory at Cost 33,237 42,095 3,912 2,380 0 0 0 0 0 ) 0 Amount available in Debt Retirement Fund 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 53,844 63,269 0 0 Amt to be provided: Long-Term Debts 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 ,077,662 2, 012,709

101 ,SJJ 1 1 1 , 830 I-,051 17,380 T o TO"XL ASSETS 6 40,615 1 . 7 45 , 1 M I 27,089 * 32,901 53,615 06,003 1,13 1, '0h •- >0 7." , 9 78

LIABILITIES \SU F! ND BALANCES

Lia b11ities: 110,0" 2 152,476 C 0 0 0 n J12 32 0 U Accounts Payable l) 0 Salaries Payable 7 5 ,3*5 9.1,.121 342 0 0 0 0 0 0 17,548 Due to Student Groups 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 12 .6 I'J •J ) 15.6J3 15,777 0 0 1,555 1, 485 0 0 0 0 0 Deferred Revenues 0 Due to Other Govt Units 13. 192 32,526 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14,122 17,709 216 1 , 339 •1 ,853 0 0 0 0 Due to^Other Funds 0 Long-term Debt Payable 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,131,500 2,075,978

1 ,953 Total Liabilities 214,882 292, 100 14 , 46 4 17,709 1.771 2,824 12,651 17,580 1,131,506 2,075,978

Fund Balances: Reserved Inventory 33,237 42,095 Energy Conservation Bonds 0 850,125 Unreserved 0 Designated for School Activities 0 0 12,625 15, 192 • 0 0 0 0 0 Designated for Debt Retirement 0 0 0 0 53,844 63,269 0 0 0 0 101,432 109,977 Designated for Capital Projects 0 - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Undesignated 392,441 560,813 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.

101,432 109,977 Total Fund Balances 425,728 1,453,033 12,625 15, 192 53 ,844 63,269 0 0

101,432 11 1 ,830 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES 640,610 1,745,133 27,089 32,901 55,615 66,093 12,651 17,580 1,131,506 2,075,978

WATERVLIET PUBLIC SCHOOLS STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES SPECIAL REVENUE DEBT RETIREMENT BUILDING SITE N E R . 1986 1987 1985 1986 1987 1985 1986 1987 198 1986 1987 1985

REVENUES: 173,279 1 14 ,686 133,663 143,637 7. 141 6,091 5,398 I , 493,098 1 ,555,288 I , 747,811 Local Sources 139,967 145,591 40,668 30,623 97,197 0 0 0 Intermediate Sources 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,310,548 1,291,963 1 , 54 4,983 0 0 0 State Sources 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 115,321 97,395 108,529 0 53,340 45,831 Federal Sources 0 0 0 0 0 0 Other Revenues: Fund Modifications 0 0 0 0 0 0

2,959,635 2,975,269 3,498,520 173,279 168,026 179,494 TOTAL REVENUES 139,967 145,591 143,637 7,141 6,091 5,398

EXPENDITURES: Current: Educat ion: 1 ,656, 790 1 ,808,823 1 ,963,019 0 0 0 Instruct ion 0 0 0 911,719 1,075,696 1 , 1 74 , 243 0 0 0 Supporting Services 0 0 0 0 0 0 134,590 145,523 147,255 Food Service Activities 0 0 0 0 0 0 73,853 67,987 109,546 Athletic Activities 0 0 0 74,257 178,156 248,079 756 2,819 126 Capital Outlay 12,003 11,183 1,853

Debt Service: 0 0 51,583 0 0 Principal Repayment 85,000 90,000 90,000 0 0 0 1 ,936 0 0 44,212 0 0 0 0 0 Interest and Fiscal Charges 51,676 47,845 0 0 0 0 161 769 0 0 0 0 0 Other 0 0 0 0 0 Other expenditures: Fund Modifications 0 0 0 0 0 0

2,642,766 3,062,675 3,438,860 209,199 216,329 256,927 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 136,837 138,614 134,212 12,003 11, 183 1 ,853

316,869 (87,406) 59.660 (35,920) (48,303) (77,433) EXCESS(DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUES . 3,130 6,977 9, 425 (4,862) (5,092) 3,545 OVER EXPENDITURES

OTHER FINANCINO SOURCES (LSFS): 0 0 0 0 0 0 (13,897) (25,681) 0 0 Fund Modifications ( 56,200) (55,00 J) (85,000) 43,000 50,000 80,000 Operating Transfers in (out) 0 13,200 5,000 5,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 46,347 83,167 0 Proceeds from Sotes 0 969,478 Proceeds from bonds (70,097) (34,334) 967,645 43,000 50,000 80,000 TOTAL OTHER FINANCING SOLRCES(USES ) 0 13,200 5,000 5,000

246,772 (121,740) 1,027,305 7,080 1 ,697 2,567 EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUES & 3, 130 6,977 9,425 8,338 (92) 8,545 OTHER SOURCES OVER EXPENDITURES AND OTHER USES

10,928 12,625 101,432 300,936 547,708 425,728 3,048 Fund Balances. July 1 43,737 46,867 53,844 93,186 ' 101,524 0 (240) 0 0 0 0 Prior Period Adjustments 0 0 0 0 0 0 300,936 547,468 425,728 3,848 10,928 12,625 Adjusted Fund Balances, July 1 43,737 46,867 53,844 93,186 101,524 101,432 12,625 15,192 109,977 547,708 425,728 1,453,033 10,928 FUND BALANCES—JUNE 30 46,867 53,844 63,269 101,524 101,432 October 14, 1987 Tri-City Record Page Eleven MYC has positive experience with Van Buren Learning Center The Michigan Youth Corps ly positive from the start, with energies," Healy said. "They goal is working with children, and the Van Buren Learning the workers learning so quickly, came up with their own Ideas on and my experience this summer Center "just clicked," according working hard, showing genuine new ways to help out, both one will help me." to Dr. John Hotchkiss, Director Interest In the students and on one and In groups." "We're looking forward to next of the Van Buren Learning drawing a great deal of pleasure Leann Tanner hopes to incor- summer already," Dr. Hotchkiss Center In Lawrence with the Van from helping. They were so sen- porate her experience Into a said. "Using MYC workers al- Buren Intermediate School sitive to the kids' needs." future Job, possibly working with lows us to offer our kids a really District. The sudden influx "caught us a Lawrence factory in training unique experience, and the "The Michigan Youth Corps' off guard at first," according to adults for work who are TMI workers benefit from having participation ended on Sep- Dr. Hotchkiss. Most of the 30 (Trainable Mentally Impaired) references and experience In tember 30 but the enduring ef- students were previously enroll- placements. "It was very in- human services. Several have fects of bringing MYC workers ed at Croyden Avenue School in teresting and fun; I liked work- already made plans for college together with severely mentally Kalamazoo under a contractual with that goal in mind." Impaired and severely multiply ing with the students. My future agreement with the VBISD. Overall, the Michigan Youth Impaired students will benefit Now, severely impaired stu- Corps had 80 work sites in the all concerned for years to dents can remain in the county Tri-County area for 600 par- come." Hotchkiss said. and benefit from shorter bus ticipants, according to MYC rides to and from school, accor- Coordinator Wohler. Additional ding to Dr. Hotchkiss. allocations from the Michigan Leann Turner, 19, of Bangor Jeff Jako In the pool of the Van "Parents were reporting Legislature made It possible to also worked with Michigan Buren Learning Center. positive changes within three offer a job to every 18- to 21-year- Youth Corps and is shown with weeks after the Michigan Youth old who wanted to work this Corps got Involved. Some of the summer," she continued. parents had been suspicious at first, but soon were telling us that their kids were talking more, looking forward to going to school, and showing better Third annual Goose Festival October 17 & 18 attitudes and enthusiasm." The Van Buren Learning Center was originally allocated Just because Labor Day is hospitality and complimentary sports legend Richie Jordan and four MYC workers and had eight past, that doesn't mean the fun Fenn Valley wine enroute to his All-Stars play an exhibition Dr. John Hotchkiss, Director by the end of the summer pro- is over in Southwest Michigan. Fennvllle. The train's arrival, game against the West of the Van Buren Learning gram, according to MYC Coor- Plan now to attend the third an- around 9:15 p.m., signals the of- Michigan Media All-Stars. Center with the VBISD in dinator Shirley Wohler of the nual Goose Festival in Fennvllle ficial start of the two-day event Following on the heels of the Lawrence, praised the Michigan Private Industry Council. on Saturday and Sunday, Oc- with the traditional 'Welcome game will be the Great Lakes Youth Corps* participation with Leann Tanner, 19, and Gina tober 17 & 18, celebrating the Arnold Nelson' party at the Canadian Goose Calling Cham- severely impaired students at Bradley, 20, both of Bangor, talk- return of tens of thousands of Stevens Hotel. A special feature pionship, which In turn is follow- the center this summer. Eight ed about their experiences with migrating Canadian geese to of the party will be the 'Floyd R. ed by the third annual Goose MYC workers in aii helped the the students as significant the state's Todd Farm Game Turbo Look-alike Contest,' bas- Ball, featuring Tony Horvath's center absorb 30 students and milestones in their lives. Refuge nearby. ed on Johnny Carson's NBC Dance Band playing nostalgic brought great energy and en- "I really enjoyed working with Actually, the festivities begin Tonight Show character. tunes of the Big Band Era. thusiasm to the program. the kids; it was exciting. I'm on Friday, the 16th, with the ar- Bright and early Saturday, Sunday, the arts & crafts hoping to get a job with a nurs- Glna Bradley, 20, of Bangor rival of the carnival company opening day of the goose reopen, brunch is served at the ing home in South Haven after works with Jeremy McShane as and with the departure of Am- season, things begin with a high school, and the fun begins "They came In and it just the Michigan Youth Corps is a part of her experience with the trak's excursion train, #370, out bang (and a 5 a.m. pancake all over again as Fennville clicked," Dr. Hotchkiss con- over. Some of the skills I prac- Michigan Youth Corps this sum- of Chicago. On board will be breakfast at the Masonic Hall). celebrates Michigan's Ses- tinued. "I was hesitant at first to ticed this summer will help mer at the Van Buren Learning Miss Fennvllle, Diana Zugel, By 9 a.m. some 100 arts & crafts quicentennial with a Children's put a lot of young people in that when I visit my handicapped Center. providing Goose Festival dealers will set up shop on Pet & Costume Parade. But the kind of situation. We some- cousin In Grand Rapids. I'll be downtown Main Street. Shortly icing on the cake will be a rip- times spend one month getting more help to my aunt and know thereafter, at 10:30, the 'Wild roaring concert by Tootsle Van ready for just one new student, more what to do," Bradley said. Goose Chase,' 10,000-meter run Kelly, belting out songs of the and we got 30 at once. The MYC One of the teachers at the Dental Assisting begins. good old days as only she can. workers had three days of train- center, Diane Healy, spoke The rest of the day is jammed Other features of the Goose ing from the instructional staff, highly of the MYC workers. Scholarships at LMC with food, fun and entertain- Festival include mule team Including nurses, occupational "They have done an excellent ment, including Miss Michigan wagon rides, trolley car rides, and physical therapists, and job in bringing out the en- Several scholarships are ternship in a dental office. 1986, Kelly Garver, In concert; 'Pumpkin People' Contest, area they stepped in to do the job. thusiasm and energy of the available to persons who wish to Students also have the option to the third annual Goose Parade; color tours and game area visits. The results were overwhelming- students with their own enroll in Lake Michigan Col- earn a two-year associate of ap- the Scottvllle Clown Band; and Mother Goose story hour, and a lege's dental assisting program. plied science degree by com- Kalamazoo's Dixieland Society Farmers' Market. There is also a The Lakeland Valley Dental pleting liberal arts courses in Band. Wildlife Art Show and Water Society recently donated $2,220 addition to the dental cur- Come evening, basketball Color Demonstration, spon- Basketball camp for in scholarship funds, of which riculum. fans will be able to see local sored by The Michigan Council $750 has already been awarded. for the Arts and Citizens Trust & Dr. Daniel McLaughlin, a local fathers & kids Savings Bank. Sparking the dentist with offices in St. The Midwest Sports Complex, sectional crowns, a pair of whole shebang for two days and Joseph and Kalamazoo, has Recovery offered for Grief-Stricken located 7 miles west of regional titles, and two finishes nights will be 'Grandpa Crat- given the college a new $1,000 Plymouth, Indiana, on Route 30, among the top ten teams in In- chet's General Store' puppet scholarship to be awarded an- is offering the first basketball diana rankings over a six-year A five-session 'Grief The seminar Is designed to shows, along with his huckster nually. Dr. and Mrs. Hadley Cox camp developed for training period. Prior to taking the head Recovery' seminar will begin teach what to expect during wagon jaunts up and down Main have donated a scholarship of both fathers and their sons and coaching position at the Univer- Sunday, Oct. 18, at 7 p.m. at An- grief, to give a practical ap- Street, sponsored by Camsco $750 per year since 1985. daughters together. The pro- sity of , Steve was drews Academy. Sponsored by proach to resolving the grief and Mushroom Farm. Sheran Wallis, coordinator of gram provides a weekend away Head Coach at Ball State Pioneer Memorial Church, the to help individuals to grow For a special fall outing, the college's dental assisting for Dad (or Grandfather, Uncle, University where he earned Mid- seminar will continue each Sun- beyond the immediate loss. country-style, don't miss the program, said the dentists are etc.) and his young player in an American Coach of the Year day evening through November For more Information call third annual Goose Festival. providing the scholarships to excellent basketball training en- honors for two straight years 15. (616) 471-3140 or (616) 471-4502. C'mon and 'Get Your Goose in support the college's dental vironment. Dad will be in- and took Ball State to the NCAA The seminar has been ac- Fennvllle!' assisting program in training structed In basketball training tournament in 1981. claimed by the National In- much-needed certified and techniques to improve his abili- The Midwest Sports Complex stitute for Aging as one of the licensed dental assistants in the ty to train his son or daughter or offers an 80-acre campus with most innovative programs to community. coach the local youth basketball complete facilities for training, help people meet a life crisis. It "We are pleased that area team. The young players will housing, food services and was developed by Larry Yeagley, dentists have recognized the receive a complete two-day recreation. The basketball chaplain at Huguley Memorial quality of our program in this training program in the areas of camp is open to all players ages Seventh-day Adventist Medical way," said Wallis. "They realize offensive and defensive play to 6 to 14. The price of the camp is Center, Fort Worth, Texas. The the importance of having well- better prepare them for the up- $175, which includes training, seminar's objective is to help trained and highly-motivated ITEMS coming basketball season. lodging and meals for both Dad those who have suffered a major AOVERTISED dental personnel available to The training program was and one player. Each additional loss to work through the steps our area." developed by and will be under family member is $75. The leading to a recovery of emo- LMC's dental assisting pro- AVAILABLE AT AND MORE BEST BUY the direction of Steve Yoder, camps will be held on weekends tional health and a restoration PARTICIPATING ACE gram was recently revised to ON SALE IN THE STOREI Head Coach for the University of through November 15. For more of productive living. HARDWARE STORES become a one-year program Wisconsin. Steve is a native of information or to register, call Using videos, films and WHILE SUPPLIES LAST which quaHfies students to take Plymouth, Indiana, where he Midwest Sports at (219) 936-7529 discussion groups, the seminar the Dental Assisting National coached Plymouth High School or (312) 655-1711 (Illinois answer- will offer supportive insights Board and Michigan Board of to three conference titles, three ing service). and positive assignments to aid Dentistry registered dental in healing the hurt felt by griev- assistant licensure examina- ing people. Though loss of a lov- tions. Courses include oral 22084 ed one by death is the most 22084 HEY GAME FANS! anatomy, dental X-ray, dental common basis for attendance, Ace Pro YOUR BOOSTER CLUB 50/50 materials, chairside assisting, many who have experienced the Dual Power Staple Gun business assisting and preven- hurt of divorce, job loss, retire- Fires a full range of heavy duty staples. 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Across M-140 Hwy. from Southside Family Medical Clinic, South Haven Otter expires Plastic lens October 31. 1987 Bring in doctor's Fmonc prescription or we can (616) 637-8293 Bud^ features the only optical lab in Southwestern Michiaan duplicate present lens Page Twelve Tri-Clty Record October 14, 1987 right angles with the West line of said The East 8 acres of the Northwest IJuAlUT Aflv East half of the Northeast quarter 228.6 quarter of the Northeast quarter of Sec- fffil" I ri|yO feet to the center of highway, thence tion 6. Township 7 South, Range 19 ENJOY WATERVLIET pno cai p Northwesterly along the center of West, subject to the rights of the public n rnnru n-.,, ^'g^way to the place of beginning: ex- In that part thereof lying in Sawyer Road, Reasonable Cal1 SS-TW ~ cepting therefrom the South 1.3 feet. excepting therefrom that part described ' During the six months immediately as follows; From the North quarter cor- HITCHING & WIRING y MOVING SALE following the sale, the property may be ner of said section, measure East along FURNITURE. BOOKS. VM RECORD redeemed. Dated at Troy. Michigan. the North line of said section a distance COMPLETE R.V. SERVICE Au9ust12, 7 PLAYER, Humidifier, etc. Friday & c?8 .ir.Anr> trf^r.OAI o of 1052.18 feet to the Northwest corner Saturday. October 16 & 17. 6807 . STANDARD FEDERAL BANK of the East 8 acres of the Northwest Coloma. next to back gate of Deer a federal savings bank quarter of the Northeast quarter of said section, said point being the point of HEMBREE TRAILER SALES FO,eS, Ra,nda,eSa,eOC,0ber 23 & 24 MO 9a9ee . RONALD J. PALMER " beginning of the land herein described, FOR SALE Attorney for Mortgagee thence South 0 degrees 17' West along 157 W. ST. JOSEPH ST. COLOMA, Ml 49038 CADILLACS. MERCEDES, PORSCHE. 2401 West Big Beaver Road the West line of said 8 acres, a distance PHONE; (616) 468-6761 etc. direct from Government. Seized In Troy, Michigan 48084 of 580.8 feet, thence East a distance of drug raids. Available your area. Save 9/23. 9/30. 10/7. 10/14, 10/21, 1987 INVEST IN 75.0 feet, thence North 0 degrees 17' • Yellowstone Travel Trailers SthousandsS. 216-453-3000. Ext. A4283. East a distance of 580.0 feet to the North WESTERN TERRACE line of said section, thence West a 41'2'P MORTGAGE SALE • 5lh Wheels & Motor Homes • Jason Pick-Up Caps distance of 75.0 feet to the point of piANO FOR SALE Default has been made in the condl- City lots with water and sewer beginning, containing 1 acre, more or • Starcraft Pop-Ups WANTED; RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO ,ions o1 a mortgage made by Jacquelyn start at $5,500, for more Infor- less, and being subject to the right of Horizon & Falcon Van Size Motor Homes ASSUME small monthly payments on WHUams, a sing'e way for Sawyer Road. mation about lots and homes piano. See locally. Call Manager at assumed by James Lipkins. to Fleet Mor- During the twelve months immediately In Western Terrace...write to 618-234-1306 anytime. [9a9e ',/k/a ^2 ^rnnraiS^ Mm' following the sale, the property may be 39.3.0 Inc.. a Rhode Islanl d corporation, Mor- redeemed. Dated at Troy, Michigan, ' tgagee. Dated November 2. 1976, and August 12. 1987. FOR SALE recorded on November 3, 1976, In Liber STANDARD FEDERAL BANK Driveway Tubes, 12-inch diameter, all 1033, on page 413, Berrien County a federal savings bank lengths up to 24 ft. In stock. Judc^ Records, Michigan, on which mortgage WESTERN TERRACE Mortgagee LumberCo. of Watervllet. there is claimed to be due at the date llertonrs RONALD J. PALMER Box 564, Watervllet. Ml ' c |on hereof the sum of Twelve Thousand Four AU T Attorney for Mortgagee COSTOM i BANKRUPTCY REAL ESTATE AUCTION ^'ght* Eight & 08/100 Dollars 2401 West Big Beaver Road Z Wells Mfg. Company Building & Land. (S12,488.08), including Interest at 8'/i% Troy, Michigan 48084 • READY-MADE A CUSTOM FRAMES •CREATIVE MAT DESIGN 407 Jefferson St., Three Rivers. per annum. 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 1987 INSIDE TWIN CITY • NON-QLARE GLASS Michigan. Will be offered at Public Auc- Under the power o* sale contained In SASH A DOOR INC. tion Thursday, Oct. 22, 1987 at 2:00 p.m. said mortgage and the statute in such •OVAL MATS TOP OF THE LINE (on these premises). Over 70,000 sq. ft. "se made and Provided, notice is MORTGAGE SALE • NEEDLE POINT A CREWEL BMviCt on ground level and site contains 19 ^reby given that said mortgage will be Default having been made in the terms ^JMVCMNKT LOCATION acres. Was appraised at over S850,000. foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged and conditions of a certain mortgage 925-1464 SATELLITE SYSTEMS Minimum Bid - $300,000. premises, or some part ot them, at made by Archie Lee Turner and Margaret •Huston Tracker •General Instruments OPEN FOR INSPECTION every day from Publio vendue, at the main entrance to Ann Turner, husband and wife. Mor- 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., Monday through Fri- |he County Bu ldlng In St. Joseph, tgagor, to First Federal Savings and MO A PAT AUiRTON _ QUALITY SALES AND SERVICE day and Day of Auction. For Free Michigan, at 10 o clock A M. Local Time, Loan Association of Niles, now known 1A40MPt«TONC • HNTOfl HANSOM - SPECIAL ORDERS Descriptive Brochure giving all details, on Thursday, November 12, 1987. as Standard Federal Bank, a federal sav- lVad»-ln To Updat* Your Syatam call or write Ben Klelman Company. P.O. Said premises are situated in the ings bank, of Troy, Oakland County, Box 2355, Grand Rapids, Mich. 49501. Townsh'p of Benton. Berrien County. Michigan, Mortgagee, dated October 27, Phone (616)451-1900. Michigan, and are described as: 1977, and recorded in the office of the 849-3474 . .. Lot 2, ROSEDALE ADDITION, being a Register of Deeds for the County of Ber- FOR RENT subdivision of a part of the NW Vi of the rien and State of Michigan, on October D PRODUCTS INC. 1 WOULD YOU LIKE CLEAN IRON FREE NE 'A of the SE /4 of Section 30, T4S. 28. 1977, in Liber 1060, on Page 1007. of WATER in your home? It's so easy to R18W. Benton Township. Berrien Coun- Berrien County Records, on which mor- 2654 US 33 N. B*nton Horbor. Ml 49022 rent an iron filter from Behnke's Water ty. Michigan, according to the plat tgage there is claimed to be due. at the 1 Mil* N. o\ Whirlpool Ad Center • M F 9-6; Sot. 9-3 Care for only $3.00 per month. Limited thereof, recorded October 22. 1938 In date of this notice, for principal and In- time offer. Call today and see how easy Book 10 of Plats, page 24. terest, the sum of Eleven Thousand Four it really is. 1-800-523-8370 or 1-782-5100 During the six months or thirty days If Hundred Twenty-Six and 59/100 Dollars or after 5 p.m. 1-782-6139. found abandoned Immediately following ($11,426.59): 41-4-c the sale, the property may be redeemed. And no suit or proceedings at law or In Dated: September 30. 1987. equity having been instituted to recover Back and Neck HELP WANTED Fleet Mortgage Corp.. the debt secured by said mortgage or WAITRESS WANTED PART TIME. Apply Mortgagee any part thereof. Now. Therefore, by vir- at The Last Resort, Coloma. Will train. Hecht & Cheney tue of the power of sale contained in Pain Clinic 40-2-p Sixth Floor Frey Building said mortgage, and pursuant to the Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 statute of the State of Michigan in such case made and provided, notice Is DIVORCES: children; $225 ^ 10'7' 10'14' ^ ^ 1987 SItIwS hereby given that on Tuesday, October with children. BANKRUPTCY: $200. Call unor Arc cai c 27, 1987, at ten O'clock A.M., local time, McDonald Clinic, P.C. Business Services Center. 982-0380, for u k - aooolntment Default having been made in the terms said mortgage will be foreclosed by a SINCE 1920 qcjcM and conditions of a certain mortgage sale at public auction, to the highest bid- der. immediately inside the front en- One of the WorfcTt Longest EtUbllshed made by George M. House and Maxine Chlropnctk & Health Care ChnJci HELP WANTED House, husband and wife. Mortgagor, to trance to the Berrien County Court- MAJOR CRUISE LINES First Federal Savings and Loan Associa- house In the City of St. Joseph, Berrien CLOWN NOW HIRING! tion of Niles, now known as Standard County, Michigan (that being the FADRPUUn OFFICE BRIDQMAff OFFICE building where the Circuit Court for the will deliver ,rol Salaries to $60k. Customer service. Federal Bank, a federal savings bank, of Actom from Jewel Food U ?•* Cruise directors. Mechanics, Kitchen Troy, Oakland County. Michigan, dated County of Berrien is held), of the Store, 763 E. Napier Ave. n help & Entry level. CALL NOW July 26. 1977, and recorded In the office premises described in said mortgage, or free your Baldwin BulkMng 1-518-459-3734 Ext. S4583 24 hrs. of the Register of Deeds for the County so much thereof as may be necessary to 39-4-p of Berrien and State of Michigan, on July pay the amount due as aforesaid, on 925-BACK (2225) 465-3166 27, 1977, in Liber 1052, on Page 885, of said mortgage, with the interest thereon BALLOON NEED WORK? Berrien County Records, on which mor- at Nine and One-Half percent (9.50%) ARE YOU 55 YEARS OF AGE OR tgage there is claimed to be due, at the per annum and all legal costs, charges OLDER? Interested In a part- or full-time date of this notice, for principal and in- and expenses, including the attorney BOUQUETS job? A resident of Berrien, Cass or Van terest, the sum of Thirty-Two Thousand fees allowed by law, and also any sum or HOMETOWN Buren County? We can help you find Nine Hundred Sixty-Five and 48/100 sums which may be paid by the under- and secure employment. For informa- Dollars ($32,965.48); signed, necessary to protect Its interest FLOWERS Setcot tion call 983-0177 or 1-800-442-2803. And no suit or proceedings at law or In in the premises, which said premises are "PauUch^ EOE. equity having been Instituted to recover described as follows: EAST CENTER. COLOMA 41-5-0 the debt secured by said mortgage or All that certain piece or parcel of land any part thereof. Now, Therefore, by vir- situate in the City of Benton Harbor in 468-7958 sJJSjf Now Featuring < HELP WANTED tue of the power of sale contained in the County of Berrien, and State of EARN TOP PAY said mortgage, and pursuant to the Michigan, and described as follows: THE MANPOWER WAY statute of the State of Michigan in such Lot 155, McALISTER'S ADDITION TO Bowling Shirts case made and provided, notice Is BENTON HARBOR, City of Benton Har- We need qualified and dependable peo- hereby given that on Tuesday. October bor, Berrien County, Michigan, accor- ding to the plat thereof, recorded WATERVLIET with pie to join a Manpower temporary team. 27. 1987. at ten O'clock A.M., local time. Call today! said mortgage will be foreclosed by a February 1,1889 in Book 2 of Plats, Page sale at public auction, to the highest bid- 48. 10%Discount on 927-3531 der. immediately inside the front en- During the six months immediately COIN-OP. trance to the Berrien County Courthouse following the sale, the property may be CARD OF THANKS in the City of St. Joseph, Berrien County. redeemed. Dated at Troy, Michigan. Thank you for all the prayers, food and Michigan (that being the building where August 12. 1987. ' Team Orders' gifts during the loss of our loved one. the Circuit Court for the County of Ber-. STANDARD FEDERAL BANK LAUNDRY Bring in Betty Kean rien is held), of the premises described a federal savings bank Richard Kean in said mortgage, or so much thereof as Mortgagee i A This Ad! Kathy Fillmore may be necessary to pay the amount RONALD J. PALMER is no longer rAQn nc tmawkq duei as a,oresaid, on said mortgage, Attorney for Mortgagee uAnu Ur manivo wjth the interest thereon at Nine and 2401 West Big Beaver Road Thank you to everyone for the flowers, One-Quarter percent (9.25%) per annum Troy, Michigan 48084 cards, prayers, gifts and food during the and al| |ega| cosls charges and ex. 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21. 1987 a drycleaning P.O. Box 306,406 N. Main, Walervliet, Ml 49098 passing away of our father and husband penses inc|ud|ng the a„0Iney fees The family ot allowed by law, and also any sum or OPEN 10 a.m. • 5 p.m. Mon. - Frl. uennis r. Kean sums which may be paid by the under- ACCOUNTING (.INCOME TAX drop-off signed, necessary to protect its interest SATURDAYS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY In the premises, which said premises are MORTGAGE SALE SERVICE JOE ARMSTRONG. described as follows: JERI ARMSTRONG 463-3030 Default having been made in the terms All that certain piece of parcel of land STEVEN J. LEMON C.P.A. and conditions of a certain mortgage center... situate in the Township of Weesaw in made by Byron D. Davis and Linda K. the County of Berrien, and State of 468-6509 0212 P) Davis, his wife. Mortgagor, to Standard Michigan, and described as follows: Federal Savings and Loan Association, now known as Standard Federal Bank, a W • rm>m federal savings bank, of Troy, Oakland STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIPArc^rJ*. MANAGEMEN. JPI/SC J»$ilT AN D CIRCULATION County, Michigan, Mortgagee, dated A TIKI 0» fUailCATlON rUBltCATtOM HO J OATI O* MUNO May 9,1984, and recorded in the office of mi-cm UCO&D the Register of Deeds for the County of IMacarvliat Itocord) 9 - •ctobr 1. 190? XN-.M: Moat Iter. 8-1:186$., W«d. imU; SM.9-3 468-3071 Berrien and State of Michigan, on May 1 MIOUINCVO* lUUl U MICANMuALtUMCAlMKI M 22, 1984, in Liber 1205, on Page 765, of 110.00 •XxX Berrien County Records, on which mor- ( COM^tiU MAIUHC AOOAIUO* KWOMN OOlCI O* fuaUCATlON (Jumi O'r Inn IA.( fMMq; I tgage there is claimed to be due, at the date of this notice, for principal and In- 1J8 N. N«ln St.. Boa 7. M«t«rvliac. MtTiM. Hlchlq*", 4909a terest, the sum of Twenty-Nine Thou- % COMTLtU MAIUftd AOOffVlt OTl'm NlAOOWAMTiM Of CIMMAL 14 0» » Id» O' 1 Hi IllMI"/X.l 1^; '•...Low miles, Auto, /Mr, Lixe new car ax a usea cat sand Six Hundred Seventy-Six and 1M N. lUin St. »oi 7. HACMrvllat, Mrrlan, Hxctxlqm. 49098 03/100 Dollars ($29,676.03): • full NAMtt AMOCOM^llTl MAIIIN& ADOMIUO' rutlttMlN. IOIIOM. AM) MAHAOiftC lOIIO* tT** tMm MVtT *l/T * price. Last one, so hurry! And no suit or proceedings at law or In **IIIM|M 1AWM W CW*W equity having been instituted to recover Karl and Knr* fyar. 8090 ShoraUM, Box 7. tutarvlist, Michigan. 49098 the debt secured by said mortgage or ICNfOn 4a*>MU 87 TOPAZ...Auto, Air, 4 Door, Low miles. any part thereof. Now, Therefore, by vir- Karl Bayer, 8090 Shoralana. Bo* 7. Matarvllat, MlcMqan. 41 tue of the power of sale contained In Like new car at a used car price!! said mortgage, and pursuant to the I*AWACIH6I0«T0W|*—tSmS statute of the State of Michigan in such case made and provided, notice is J OWNl* ill we. fu mmU H $-114 ate* w—< •• '••>«< I Htm at •/ IMW •/MM* 1/ —' • mit t IMSMMIMriaM* hereby given that on Tuesday, October w U 0/1 «• UI 86 RENAULT ALLIANCE...Front wheel drive, 4 Door, Auto, Air, Sterec 27, 1987, at ten O'clock A.M., local time, I »• (MM ; l/tm (Ml M <—MltlX) said mortgage will be foreclosed by a COM>llTf MAIIIMO AOONIU Very affordable! sale at public auction, to the highest bid- der, Immediately inside the front en- trance to the Berrien County Courthouse In the City of St. Joseph, Berrien County, 85 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER...Front-wheel drive. Turbo, Michigan (that being the building where AUOUM• NOW*T) BOMOHOlMRft Of BONOS. MONTCACl. MOMlCACIIl OAt ANOOIMIOTMIH UCUMITIM UCumilrU tU *w> MOlOIH« S* OWNIN* iwwG, OA MOlOlMC I MHClNT OA MOAl Of TOTAL Completely loaded the Circuit Court for the County of Ber- COMTlllt UAIUHO AOOAIU rien Is held), of the premises described in said mortgage, or so much thereof as ». win sr., mub wen.— Affordable luxury! may be necessary to pay the amount due, as aforesaid, on said mortgage, with the Interest thereon at Thirteen and • OA COiril TlOM IT NONTNO'IT OACANIZATlOMS AUTHOAi/ID TOMAIl at l/ICIAl RATllfSaciM 4il $} OMM 85 ESCORTS...Automatic, Front-wheel drive. Very low payments. One-Half percent (13.50%) per annum T*« iMWtax. V* kww** IMM •! 1*« H—IK— M I'm mmm Imomtl im iC*mt m*l and all legal costs, charges and ex- Going fast so hurry!! penses, Including the attorney fees • allowed by law, and also any sum or AVIAAOI no corns CACH ACTUAL NO CO'lIt O' SINOIJ IITIAT AMU N*IUHI 01 CIMCUIAIIO*. HIUl OUNING rniCIOtMG IUUI ^uailtHlOMAAUT TO sums which may be paid by the under- "" •"»••• mJri woinn "L'-OQAM signed, necessary to protect its Interest A TOTAL MO COnil |AII CO»i|1 262 Great for winter at only...$1995! quarter of Section 33. Township 5 South, ( TOTAL OttTAlBuTlON limm af COt Range 18 West, described as follows: * COmiMOTOlSTmBuTtO * Beginning at a point on the West line of J7 the East half of the Northeast quarter of 22 80 FAIRMONT WAGON...AII power. Low miles. One owner, said Section 33, 478 feet South of the Northwest corner of said East half of the O TOTAL tc n amd i- Affordable family car. Tllll Ot IOiTOA. PuaillMl A. autiMIU MAMACIM. OA OWN1" Northeast quarter, thence South on said I carnry tftai Om itaumtna mada by ucna Tumi amo t i u West line of the East half of the Nor- ma abova an conacl and comptata A steal at $P995! /•P.,, theast quarter 381.3 feet, thence East at E See Mamtgef Bobftoadnrater orSalesmwDmut V wBraweB Page Thirteen October 14. 1987 Tri-City Record at Chicago PICKS OF THE WEEK at Detroit Michigan State at Northwestern New Buffalo at Watervllet ARMCHAIR QUARTERBACKS Notre Dame at Air Force Buchanan at Coloma Mike Woodward's win-loss Seven weeks have passed and Huffman who, at 3-6 this week, with a respectable 6-3, to also Western Michigan at Kent State Hartford at LMC record, but he has to work on just when the top two places just barely hangs on to her narrow the gap to first place. Tulsa at Central Michiaan lowa at Michigan total point tie-breakers to move were threatening to run away, second-place standing. Mike Woodward went 5-4 to himself out of the basement. up from sixth place. well, so he stays in seventh. they have stumbled. Barb Mike VanLinder makes his hang on to fifth place by being The armchair race is heating Dave Fennessy, at 6-3 for the Parker holds on to first place, move this week, going 7-2 and the closest on tie-breaker Mark Bolin went 7-2 for the up and this week promises no week, is sneaking up on the rest going 4-5 on this upset sits in third place, just one game points. week which ties the week's best letup. The tie-breaker game is and has almost hit 50%. so he weekend. She actually gained a behind second. Bob Wallace bounced back with Mike VanLinder; but Mark the Michigan-Iowa game and can set his goals higher to get game on second-place Nancy Ken Smith holds on to fourth. with a 6-3 tally this week, to tie has to work on total points as that should be a dandy.

Mike Woodward 26-21 Bob Wallace 26-21 Mark Bolin 26-21 Dave Fennessy 23-24 Nancv Huffman 30-17 Mike VanLinder 29-18 Ken Smith 27-20 New Buffalo, Buchanan New Buffalo, Buchanan, New Buffalo. Coloma. Watervllet. Coloma. Barb Parker 32-15 New Buffalo, Buchanan, New Buffalo,Buchanan, Watervllet, Coloma, Hartford, lowa, Hartford, lowa, Hartford. Michigan, Hartford. Michigan. New Buffalo. Buchanan. Hartford, Michigan, LMC, Michigan, LMC, Michigan, Mich. State, Notre Dame. Mich. State. Notre Dame. LMC, Michigan. Mich. State, Notre Dame, Mich. State, Notre Dame. Mich. State, Notre Dame Mich. State, Notre Dame, Mich. State, Notre Dame. Kent State. Tulsa. Mich. State, Notre Dame. Kent State, Tulsa, Kent State, Tulsa. Kent State, Tulsa. West. Mich., Cent. Mich., Kent State, Tulsa, West. Mich., Cent. Mich., Chicago. Detroit Chicago. Seattle Chicago, Detroit Chicago, Seattle Kent State, Tulsa. Chicago, Seattle Chicago. Detroit Chicago, Detroit total points 44 total points 38 total points 31 Chicago. Seattle a „ I rxnlntf 17 totfll ooints 36 fntAl nolnts 3fl total points 38 total points 38 Armchair Quarterbacks sponsored in part by HOEKZEMA FORD of Hartford HHS girls cross country team has a 9-1 record f a •_ - < A frigirm'.d r i and wind-swept a I i r> H O I«/At n course.t OOI irc'o " By Terl Voogd week on Tuesday against South beat South Haven with a perfect PRESS The boys also split the win. The girls and boys cross Haven and Allegan at South score of 15-50 but were closely f The score against South Haven country teams at HHS ran last Haven High School. clipped by Allegan, 22-33. Their was 25-36. Against Allegan they BOX The girls split the win. They current record is now 9-1. Stacey Tarantino came in 4th were defeated 26-29. By MKELEITH for the Indians with a time of Eric Trapp came in first for Coloma girls win two more 21.55. Tisha Walls came in 5th Hartford with a time of 17:06. H overall; her time was 22.13. Robert Stauffer had 18.02; Bill Notre Dame Saturday as they In Thursday night's game Col- Green, 18.04; Tom Jessen, 18.43; This was a very confusing and By Mike Leith Kathy Fuller (22.40) came in 7th. dashed any hopes they had of oma defeated Berrien Springs, Shane Empson, 18.46; Ray Gen- diversified week in sports. It was a good week for the Following close behind her was an undefeated season by losing 50-39. The Comets breezed dron, 19.20; and Dave Hindman, The Tigers, who have had Coloma girls basketball team as Tonya Lasinski with a 22.42, to Pittsburg. 30-22. In the pro- through the first three quarters 19.31. more success than just about it won a pair to better its record Jodi Goyer had 22.47, Wendy cess they also lost starting before having to hold off a "The runners raced very well," anyone in the Hubert Humphrey to 7-2 for the year. Phillips and Suzie Phillips had quarterback Terry Andrysiak for Shamrock rally that fell short. said Coach Pfeifer. "I was very Metrodome. fell flat twice In the Tuesday game the Com- 23.27 and 23.30, respectively, for an indefinite period of time with Again leading the Comet scor- pleased with the times--the against the Twins. With two of ets defeated Edwardsburg, 12th and 13th place. a broken collarbone. One bright ing were Alison Fournier with 17 course was easy-flat and fast." their best starters pitching I 55-33. The first half was close, "With five runners under 23.00 spot for the Irish is that reserve points while sister Emily con- This week on Monday the In- figured and hoped they could at with Coloma holding a four- and still losing gives you an idea quarterback Tony Rice filled in tributed 14. Rounding out the dians traveled to River Valley least come back to Detroit with point edge at halftime before of the caliber of competition the well and rallied the Irish in the scoring for Coloma were Rhon- and on Wednesday they will a 1-1 split. That would have blowing it open in the third Allegan team provided," com- second half to the point of da Leady and Tracy Steinhoff play host to Dowagiac and made it much easier in Detroit quarter. The Fournier sisters led mented Coach Teske,"There where they almost pulled the with 4, Tammy Rodell and Helen South Haven. this weekend. Now, after a 1-1 the Comet scoring attack, with was great effort shown on a Nugent with 3 apiece, Judy Hor- split at home through Sunday, game out. Emily getting 19 and Alison The Mid-American Con- nus and Jenny Nemethy with 2 their backs are definitely chipping in 18. against the wall. The bottom ference is playing and looks to each, and Angela Faris with one. WALLACE'S line is win or go home for the play an evermore important roll winter. in the standings of our armchair In the National League, the quarterbacks. There are four TASTEE FREEZ seemingly invincible St. Louis teams tied for first place, in- Watervllet 7th-graders win 8 In a row Cardinals fell to a 3-2 deficit to cluding Western Michigan. Cen- The Watervllet seventh-grade On September 28, they & BIG T RESTAURANT the Giants. The tral Michigan knocked off one of defeated New Buffalo, 25-10; on Giants look tough, but with the the leaders Saturday also. girls basketball team has won September 30, they scored a vic- MAIN ST. sixth game back in St. Louis you Now for an update on the NFL its first eight basketball games tory over Bangor, 22-8; October WATER VLIET « 463-4000 can't count the Cardinals out players strike. The players have this season. 5, they defeated Hartford, 33-6, shown some movement on their just yet. and on the 7th they once again By the way. for those of you positions, but with attendance HHS were victorious over Bangor, who may not know, both league increasing at most stadiums, 14-11. championship series matches the owners seem to be using Wins The girls have averaged 24.3 are best-of-seven series, if that this for more leverage and are DOUBLE points per game compared to many games are needed. dragging their feet at the their opponents' 10.3 points per In this day and age. the negotiating table. Homecoming modern technology available to As I have previously stated game. By Terl Voogd Amy Zandarski leads all CHEESBURGER us suits me perfectly. Being in a we, the fans, are the losers in The Indians played a tremen- scorers with a total of 59 points. wedding Saturday my video this whole strike deal, but I don't dous Homecoming game She is followed by Deah Muth recorders got a real workout, agree with the tactics the against the Eau Claire Beavers with 39 points; Candi Callahan, recording the Tigers game and owners are now using. There is Friday night at Hartford, beating 37 points; Kim Cockrun, 34 Michigan-MSU game no question about it, I don't them 12-6. points; Jane Calvert, 11 points; simultaneously. believe they are bargaining with Larry Ryan and Gary Acker- Jamie Megna, 7 points; Lori The Michigan-Michigan State the players in good faith. Now man scored the two touchdowns Head, 5 points; Kristy Morgan, 2 game was one of the best for ex- that they are starting to see their for Hartford. Ryan's touchdown points; and Jennifer Watts, 1 citement and closeness in quite stadiums fill up again, they have came in the first quarter on a a while. It was up for grabs until the upper hand in the strike, and point. 1-yard run. Ackerman scored on Rita Moser, Susie Withrow the very end. Michigan State the financial incentive to settle a 10-yard run. and Becky Vonderheid are all SPECIALIZING IN BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER played a good ball game and is not as great for them as it is Coach Doug Paran was very contributing with their defensive deserved the win, but Michigan for the players. pleased with the defense the ^PLUS DAILY HOMEMADE SOUPS & SALAD_BARnmB3 play. is paying a heck of a price to get I'm afraid that even though team played. Outside line- an experienced quarterback. the players thought they learned backers Brad Smith and Jason Seven interceptions in one a lot from the last strike five Spaulding did an outstanding game makes it awfully tough to years ago management has out job defensively, as well as did overcome and still win a football maneuvered them again, and Ackerman and Jimmy Fillmore. game. Turnovers have been they risk going back to work Ackerman was the leading Michigan's downfall in both with little or no gains. If this in rusher with 103 yards on 15 car- games they have lost this fact happens, the players will ries. Mike DeMorrow had 58 season and unless they stop have lost more than just a cou- yards on 1.1 carries to add to the soon U of M cannot be con- ple of paychecks. The union 191 yards gained overall. sidered a favorable bet for the could be broken for good and During halftime for Big Ten Championship. years of accomplishments Homecoming, Miss Leia Pool MSU. on the other hand, is could be wiped out. Let's hope was crowned Homecoming showing signs of improvement that's not the case, and an Queen. Afterwards, at the October 17th thru October 24th each game. Coach George equitable settlement can be dance, Jess Baldridge was Perles for MSU conceded that reached so we can get on with crowned Homecoming King. Stop by & Help Us this game was the sweetest vic- first-class NFL football. Friday night Hartford travels tory he has had since coming to to LMC for a clash against the Celebrate The All New MSU. This is also the first time Lakers. Kickoff is at 7:30. in twenty years that MSU has started out with a 2-0 Big Ten Terry Smith record. One more statistic, this Comets lose to Handy is the first time since 1969 that State has won at home against The Coloma Comets were blocked, making the score 13-7 Honda-Volkswagen Receive a the Wolverines. beaten solidly Friday evening by Coloma. With State also losing non-conference opponent Bay On the ensuing kickoff Bay Ci- $99.00 over Invoice on all Saturday to Indiana. Michigan City Handy at Bay City. ty shocked Coloma by returning Volkswagens in Stock Free State is in control of its own The Comets were only able to it 78 yards to paydirt. The P.A.T. Color TV or VCR destiny and. barring a letdown, amass 180 total net yards, com- was good, making the score Clearance Prices on all 1987 Hondas could end up in the Rose Bowl pared to 451 for Handy. 14-13 Bay City, and they didn't or Microwave on New Year's Day. Just In the first quarter it appeared look back from there. Special Grand Opening With the purchase ol any new car in slock something to think about...the as though Coloma was going to The one-two punch of running during our Big Ten season is still young. make a game of it as both teams backs Jeff Weller and Okama introductory Prices On All ISSB's Grand Opening Week Tough break for Lou Holtz and traded scores. Smith proved to be too much for Coloma's first score came on the Comets as Bay City scored a GRAND OPENING a 6-yard run by Steve Wiltgen total of 41 points in the second SBONTUT and the P.A.T. was kicked by and third quarters to blow the POLE Steve Chandler for a 7-0 Comet game wide open. Bay City Terry Smith BUILDINGS lead. scored a total of eight times Oava VIIILama Bay City tied it on a drive that before it was over, accounting Grand ****** ValUUf «a«l a r\ ended with a 13-yard run and for the final 55-13 score. Honda-Volkswagen 76 Florida • -Ml iMM 170 N Riverview Dr-Benton Hatx* Mtch»oan*Ph 977-1126 9 DsysM Wflfats COMPICTI CUSTOM 01 SIGNS P.A.T. kick. That ended the first Offensively, Steve Wiltgen W "Youx Import Store" Include ' quarter scoring. and Todd Kelley gained 34 yards Alrfw* A • COMMXva. • CMftlrvl U*. Coloma took its last lead of apiece for the Comets. "You'll Like the Way We Do Business Hotel Coloma plays host to u-» V- J' - the game with 8:03 left in the se- Sc* «••••<»«-» Aoo»» NOW 429-7611 cond quarter on a 2-yard run by Buchanan this Friday night at MAMAIN* \I|*|NVV«U Brock Bittner. The P.A.T. was 7:30 p.m. Page Fourteen Tri-City Record October 14, 1987 Skier of the Year Award Lakers down Panthers

The annual award banquet for ping, ballet, mixed doubles, The Watervliet defense held Watervliet Coach Ron Farac the Chicagoland Water Ski adigio to the finale of the ever Lake Michigan Catholic to one made a point of complimenting Association home-based on popular pyramid. score per half, but just could not the defensive play of Mark Paw Paw Lake. Coloma, was Participating in the show this get its offense on track to Russell, Troy Ballard. Rodney held last Saturday night. Oc- year were: from Watervliet, counter those scores in a tough Kiser and Sean Reese. tober 10, at the Village Inn. Col- Crissy Graf, Lisa Ledebuhr, Col- Red Arrow Conference loss Ballard was also the leading oma. These awards have been leen Murphy. Terry McDaniels, Saturday night. rusher for the Panthers with 57 presented yearly by the associa- Mike Murphy. Anthony Parisi; The Panthers did not allow yards. tion to the Skier of the Year from Coloma, Paula Albrecht, the Lakers to put together a sus- Coach Farac also made a since 1963. Stacey Hardt (youngest), April tained drive in the first half. The point of the fact that injuries This year's recipients were: Hardt, Kathy Knippen, Robin Lakers' first score came on a forced the Panthers to use four Junior Skier of the Year: Kathy Leslie. Frank DeLaTorre, Rob screen pass on a fourth-and- new players on offense and four Knippen-age 10 yrs.. daughter of DeLaTorre, Carl Hardt, Scott nine at the Panther 30-yard line. new players on defense. Mr. and Mrs. David Knippen, Col- Hardt (who placed 1st in Jump Watervliet. now 0-6, hosts SKI CLUB MEMBERS... Ledebuhr, Colleen Murphy and The play was well-executed as it oma. at nationals this year) and Dan New Buffalo Friday night at Pan- Row 1-Scott Hardt, Stacey Rob DeLaTorre. Top-Carl fooled the hard-rushing Panther Female Skier of the Year: Col- Knippen. ther Stadium. Game time is 7:30 Hardt, Frank DeLaTorre, Kathy Hardt, Greg George, Robin defense. LMC kicked the P.A.T., leen Murphy-age 15 yrs.. daugh- Knippen, Terry McDaniels, Mike Leslie, Danny Knippen, Anthony making the score 7-0. That ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mur- Murphy, Crissy Graf, Lisa Parisi and Paula Albrecht. score stood up and the first half phy. Watervliet. ended that way. Classic Male Skier of the Year: Rob There was no more scoring DeLaTorre-age 16 yrs., son of WHS Girls seek win until late in the third quarter Cars Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeLaTorre. By Mike Leith points, while Julie Nearpass when the Lakers put together a Coloma. Iwic The Watervliet girls basket- knocked in five. 10-play drive that resulted in a Replicar Kits These awards are made to the ball team saw its record slip to Laker score. They ran the con- Thursday night they again got Build this winter skier the committee feels has 0-9 by dropping two games this off to a cold start and could not version in for two points and made the most improvement last week. get on the board until the se- that concluded the scoring for Drive next spring during the year. This year the Tuesday night the Panther the evening at 15-0. cond quarter. New Buffalo then Kits starting at young people of the club pre- girls bowed to Hartford, 41-20, rolled to an easy 53-13 victory Watervliet actually got inside sented their yearly water ski after being blanked the first from there. Stephanie Openneer the Laker 20-yard line twice, but $6,995.00 , show on Sunday afternoon of quarter. Tonya Gray led the both of those drives were 463 5898 led the Panther girls with 5 Watervliet 463-3632 Labor Day weekend after many scoring for the Panthers with 8 points while Katie Marvin added thwarted as the Panthers lost hours of practice. 4. the ball on downs. There were over 20 acts presented by these youngsters, covering all aspects of water skiing from barefoot skiing, jum-

Indians over Panthers, 41-20

By Teri Voogd Sheila Edwards, Christina Last week the Hartford girls Mirales and Janey Urquieta all AND MORE TRUCKS basketball team crushed Water- added 2 points. vliet on Tuesday, 41-20. The In- Voogd was leading rebounder dians quickly jumped to a 15-0 with 11 grabs and Brown added lead in the first quarter. 8. A great defensive effort was Leading scorer against the handed in by Billie Sue Sharps- Panthers was Teri Voogd with 9 teen. GET BEADY FOR WINTER! points; Cerina Bonee and This week the Indian hoop- Juanita Brown both added 8; sters matched up against LMC Regina Manning shot for 4 at home on Tuesday and will points; Billie Sue Sharpsteen, play New Buffalo on Thursday, Beckv Tillman. Stacey Fisher, also at home. The game begins $ at 6:30. SAVE 3,000 ON 1988's - NOT 1987's F 150 4x4's - 302 EFI V-S's I GOROON CHARLES * With Automatic Overdrive cold winter months aheaa. An important fringe benefit of So, why are some trees more COMPLETELY SET-UP WITH hunting or fishing during the fall colorful than others? That all FULLY LOADED months rests in the opportunity has to do with the differences in FULLY HYDRAULIC MEYER PLOW to drink in the beauties of color- soil. OVER 25 ful autumn foliage. With that Those trees growing in soils ALL READY TO GO!! much dazzling color on all sides, of low fertility sprout out with READY TO GO! it really doesn't matter whether the most brilliant fall shades, we even come home with fish or while a tree growing In rich game. ground will have a rather drab Did you ever wonder why look during the annual color hardwoods take on such a spec- parade. This is why Northern trum of color In the fall and why Michigan forestlands present some trees are more colorful such a spectrum of color, while than others? Actually, it all has southern woodlots are inclined V to do with the slowing down ac- to be less colorful. It's just a tivity in the trees as they get matter of poor soil In the north. ready to retire for the winter. Sometimes a visitor to Nor- Production • of green thern Michigan will find a small chlorophyll has stopped and tree with unusually beautiful fall that which was present has foliage and will be tempted to been destroyed by sunlight. dig it up and transplant it back With the disappearance of the home. The result is bound to be chlorophyll, the colors of the a disappointment because the carotinoids are exposed. There increased fertilizer on a home WAS are two of these--one orange lawn can give a tree so much and the other called 'carotin' nourishment that the formerly after the carrot in which it is the blazing red maple may revert to $17,900 main coloring agent. The other a drab brownish-green, come is yellow and is called 'xan- fall. thophyll.' If you doubt this, just con- NOW ONLY Most of the reds and purples sider the color of heavily- 351 E.F.I. 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