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I he ( omhined Newspupcrs ol' (he W :ilcnlid Ucconl, ( oloinn ( oiiricr & llnrltord News ( all 4()3-M W s lo Snhscrihc TRI-CITY RE( ntf* Year Issue No. 47 November 18, 2004 Seventy-five Cents Chief Cottier savs incident blown out ofproportion: Chief Poka a on savs it can be resolved Coloma and Watervliet Police examine complaints Family charges gun drawn on couple, then cuffed and frisked Many stories have circulated about Dlorah Craig (mother) and Gwen The Commission was told the unaccounted for when they could the incident, but one item was Griffin (grandmother) brought officers were rude, offensive, have committed the crime. Family wants to see cleared up when both police chiefs complaints to the Watervliet City yelled, pulled guns, and frisked the The other reason they were held confirmed that Watervliet City Commission meeting on behalf of girl. for so long is because of a footprint Police and the Berrien County Craig's children who had been Last Wednesday, November 10, found at the scene of the crime. Sheriffs Department initially stopped, questioned, and held for Watervliet's Chief Pokagon met Chief Cottier said. They had to video before going to stopped Brian and Leilani Wells. what they considered loo long a with Craig and Griffin to try and get verify whether or not either of the They were acting on behalf of time after their whereabouts during to the bottom of the complaints. Wells had made it. Cottier said that, Coloma Charter Police. the break-in had been confirmed. Leilani Wells, 27, and Brian once they were cleared, the two County Prosecutor Wells, 26, met with Pokagon on Wells individuals were released. November 15 and gave statements Chief Cottier said there is a video as to what had transpired the night that proves their involvement but he stopped concerning the Coloma they were stopped. did not let Griffin or Craig see it on By Angela Stair break-in at Ruth's Laundromat are Watervliet Township Board Chief Pokagon explained that it is their initial visit. He said he wanted The complaints made at the being looked at by Watervliet the procedure for the safety of the to get all the facts, because he felt Watervliet City Commission Police Chief John Pokagon and officers, when stopping someone on they were making some serious meeting November 9 about the Coloma Charter Police Chief approves consent agreement a felony crime, to have their guns charges. handling of two people that were Robert ("Phil") Cottier. with TTM and PPLA drawn and to cuff the people or Chief * Cottier said the video person they stop. showed his officer going toward the By Annette Krieger recoup the approximate $50,000 in stop and drawing his Taser. Once The Watervliet Township Board fees. After further discussion, a vote Chief Pokagon said that once the the officer got near the stopped car, gave Township Attorney Ron was taken to give Postelli approval safety conditions are verified, and he could be seen putting the Taser Postelli approval to sign the consent to sign the agreement. Jarvis and the person is offering no resistance, away. Cottier said. agreement between TTM Supervisor Merle Bujack voted no, they do remove the cuffs. He said it Gwen Griffin and Dlorah Craig Development and the Paw Paw but the motion carried. is not an indication of guilt but an said they are pleased with the way Lake Association (PPLA) on behalf issue of safety for the officers and is Watervliet Police Chief Pokagon is of the Township. Postelli said the consent agreement standard procedure. handling the complaint. The consent between these two was not public at this time because "After speaking to the family, 1 parties will end a lawsuit filed by all of the parties involved had not feel we can resolve this to the PPLA against the developers of approved it yet and it has not been everyone's satisfaction," Chief Griffin said she was at the initial Nature's Cove, the Watervliet filed with the court system. At this Pokagon said. visit with Chief Pokagon and was Township Board, and the Planning stage, it is being passed around to Chief Cottier said it is an ongoing very pleased with the cooperation Commission to block a all the parties for signatures. investigation and he could not give from him. She felt Chief Cottier development of 30 homes on Bob Becker, President of the Paw a lot of details but felt the incident was rude and offensive to them approximately 20 acres on Paw Paw Paw Lake Association, refused to was blown all out of proportion. He when they went to the Coloma Lake. comment but would say that the said the Wells had been stopped Charter Police Department with agreement was fair to all parties because they were acting their complaints. Postelli told the Board at its involved. suspiciously and drew the officer's Monday night, Nov. 15, meeting In other business, the Board attention. Craig feels pretty much the same ihrtfre basic meat of the agreement approved S-ll.lteS-out of the police The Wells were coming from the way. "I just don't feel it was right was that TTM would only build 35 millage funds to be used for the direction that a trackings dog had that they were stopped and guns put homes and 35 docks (on purchase of a mobile data terminal indicated the perpetrators of the on them," Craig said. "I just don't i approximately 30 acres). unit to be installed in the Watervliet break-in had been going and their see why the public should be treated Trustee Jim Jarvis asked Postelli, Township/Berrien County Police clothing matched the description like that." FOUR GENERATIONS OF SERVICE...Fou?generations gathered at 'isn't this where we started?"; with car. given of two people believed to the Veterans Day celebration at Washington School In Coloma on Postelli replying that basically it Berrien County Sheriff Paul Bailey have committed the break-in at Craig says she feels she should November 11. The DeRosa children recognized the contributions their was but "since the original told the Board that this new unit Ruth's Laundromat, Chief Cottier follow due process like the Mayor grandfather and great-grandfathers made for our country. Their discussions, TTM had purchased will allow Officer Rich Johnson to said. said at the City meeting, and so she mother, Llbby DeRosa, a Coloma School Board member, made her more property and so the possibility perform lien checks right from the Chief Cottier said there were will. After she gathers her facts, own contribution by helping to serve the breakfast Pictured are: for more homes existed." vehicle. The equipment will allow several things that just didn't add up she said she will go to the Berrien (front row, from the left) grandfather David DeFlelds (Army veteran), One clause of the agreement that officers to check on stolen property and they were trying to work them County Prosecutor's Office next. Llbby, Micaela and Tommy DeRosa, great-grandfather Walker Griffis Jarvis did not agree with was that and also serve as a car locator so out. That is the reason the Wells (WWII veteran); (back row, from the left) Katie and Joshua DeRosa. everyone involved in the suit was that, when dispatch is looking for were held so long. One thing was The DeRosa children have another great-grandfather, Pearl Harbor responsible for his or her own the closest car, they can respond. the time frame, he said. It had been survivor John DeFields, who was unable to attend the event See the attorney fees. Jarvis said he thought The Board also approved verified they were coming from Eight people story and more photos on Page 5. (Mary Brost Reck photo) $47,603.11 in bills. work, but there was some time that the Township should try to escape house

Treasurer Nilson resigns as of November 20 fire in Coloma Eight people escaped a fire early - Wednesday, November 17, that New Hartford Township Board wants to take - ' I' ^ caused extensive damage to a house #*1 located at 351 Coloma Avenue in over at the end of December; after taking classes Coloma, firefighters reported. By Angela Stair that the new Treasurer would be said he was puzzled by everyone's The Michiga State Police Fire Members of the new incoming taking office on November 20. reaction to their waiting to take of- J* Marshal's Office was to investigate Board in Hartford Township is de- Nilson said he also felt the newly fice until after taking the classes. the cause of the fire, said Coloma bating whether to take over on No- elected Treasurer and his Deputy Vargo said they have it set up Fire Chief Randy Morris. vember 20 when their term of office Treasurer should be in place to han- wrong; you should take classes first The fire was reported at 3:02 a.m., begins or Wait until just prior to the dle any problems that may develop, and then take office. and firefighters had the blaze under deadline for taking office at the end since on Dpcembe^l the^jnter Supervisor Shafer said in a later control in about 30 minutes. The of December. taxes must be mailed and colfection interview that he had contacted Van Fire Department was still at the At the November 11 regular Board begins immediately. He said De- Buren County and asked its officials scene at 7:30 a.m. meeting, during a discussion. Su- cember is one of the busiest months to print and mail the tax bills out for Morris said two adults who were pervisor Stephen Shafer said the of the year for the Treasurer^ of- the Township. He said the Town- awake in the house discovered the: new Board would deal with the con- fice. ship would be in violation of the fire after hearing a crackling noise.. tinuing problems it was faced with At a subsequent interview, Super- law if the tax bills were not mailed ^TONEEl^DAY^rMS. VanAntwerp's class at Watervliet South They awoke six children and got and was told by newly elected visor Martin said they were sur- on time. Shafer said, since he did School enjoyed folk-style music at the annual "Pioneer Day" Friday, them outside, Morris said. Treasurer Michael Vargo that the prised by everyone's reaction to not know what would be happening November 12. The little pioneers dressed in costume. All participated The living room and other parts of new Board members would not be their decision to wait until after the between now and December 1, he in folk dancing, pottery making, and doing the household chores of a the lower level of the two-story taking over their offices until the classes to take office. She said they felt that item should be taken care pioneer child. For more Thanksgiving fun, see page 14 for pumpkin house were damaged by fire, and end of December. assumed the present Board would of. recipes from first-graders at Washington School in Coloma. the structure received smoke Incoming- Supervisor Madonna just stay in place to take care of At the November 11 meeting, the (Amy Loshbough photo) damage. Martin and trustee John McLellan business until they took their of- Board had asked Supervisor Shafer confirmed that they were also wait- fices. Martin said she was surprised what would happen if Vargo did not ing until the end of December to by everyone's reaction to them tak- take the oath of office until late step into their new positions. Mar- ing office at the end of December. December for the Treasurer's posi- Area churches sponsoring Community tin told the surprised audience and "I think it's a problem of percep- tion now that Nilson had resigned. Board that they wanted to attend the tion." Martin said. "We did hot see Shafer explained that the Board classes being held for newly elected anything wrong with waiting so we would have to appoint someone to Advent Fellowship and Caroling fill the position until the elected officials by the Michigan Town- could take office more prepared." Advent is a time of hope, peace, Caroling evenings are: First Con- amount of requests for food and is- official is sworn into office. He said ships Association sometime in De- Martin said they were not sure joy, and love. It is a time to get to- gregational United Church of Christ in need of additional support. the logical appointee would be cember, before they assumed office. now as to when they would take gether with friends, enjoy food and in Coloma; St. Paul's United The schedule for these special Mike Vargo. Treasurer Barry Nilson, who had over. She said they discussed it after fellowship, and share some stories Church of Christ in Bainbridge; and evenings is: The only problem would be if they lost his bid for a ftill term in the the Township meeting and they arc and songs as we await the coming the Coloma, Watervliet and River- • December 1 - 6:00 p.m. - Riv- did not have a quorum, Shafer said. November 2 election, announced taking time to think about it She of Christmas. This is what five area side United Methodist churches. erside United Methodist ,h If someone else quits on the Board, that he would resign as of Novem- said they may take over on the 20 churches will be doing during the Everyone is invited and encour- Church ber 20. In the letter he read to the of November but would not state and there is always that possibility, Advent season, as they host a aged to come om and join in the • December 8 - 6:00 p.m. - Co- Board, Nilson stated that the incom- that as positive yet. they would not have a quorum and Wednesday evening "Soup Dinner" festivities as together we await the loma United Methodist Church the County would have to appoint ing Treasurer told him he did not Incoming Treasurer Mike Vargo followed by a time of caroling. coming of Christmas. someone to fill the Treasurer's posi- • December 15 - 6:00 p.m. - plan to take his office until a month said, "We are not trying to shirk our Each week a different church will A freewill donation will be ac- tion until the new one takes the oath Watervliet United Methodist after the term began. duties." He said he knew back in be hosting the dinner and will be cepted and the proceeds from each of office. If this is not done by Church Treasurer Nilson gave part of the May when he filed for the August offering a different Advent theme. dinner will go to the "North Berrien January 1, 2005, the newly elected • December 22 - 6:00 p.m. - St. reason for his resignation as having primary that he did not intend to The churches involved in the Food Pantry." The Food Pantry has, individuals lose their seat. Paul's United Church of Christ. made other commitments, assuming take office until late December. He Community Advent Fellowship and experienced an increase in the I f

Page 2 Tri-Clty Record November 18, 2004 November 18,2004 Tri-City Record . i Letter to editor policy... Letters and Com men tun The Tri-City Record welcomes all until we run out of baked goods. cal examination. Watervliet Township says letters to the editor. Letters are sub- To participate in the program, vol- ject to editing, and will be published If you will be able to help, or have unteers must enjoy working with at the discretion of the editor. any questions, please call 621-0362. children, pass a criminal background WIN A TURKEY/ All letters must be signed and must Thank you, 32 BUSINESSES IWTHf TRI-CftY AREA goodbye to Bujack & Jarvis check, be at least 60 years of age, include a phone number and address Jeanne and meet income requirements. so that authorship may be verified. Stanley Training will be held at the Area By Annette Krieger Kevin Gillette, former Lincoln Treasurer Dolores Youdell said of prove the public's safety. Letters should be typed or at least Numbering Agency on Aging, 2900 Lakeview, Watervliet Township Board Su- Township Supervisor, also com- Bujack, "He is very community While Supervisor, Bujack was a written in easy-to-read handwriting. St. Joseph. pervisor Merle Bujack and trustee mented. "We get into township minded and supportive of the leader in getting condemned build- Letter authorship identity may be Preregistration is required. Jim Jarvis served at their last Board government because we have our schools." Youdell spoke to the au- ings demolished and property withheld by request, at the discretion system was a For more information or to sched- meeting on Monday night, Novem- community's best interest at heart, dience, saying that Bujack was one cleaned up to improve the overall of the editor. appearance of the Township. ule an interview, call the Area ber 15. Both were defeated in the and Merle epitomizes that." of the most progressive supervisors Letters endorsing a candidate or good idea for August primary. Jack Fisher, Executive Director of this Township has had... especially Bujack now plans to catch up on * Agency on Aging at 983-7058 or toll position will not be printed in the with the road repair program. some traveling with his wife, Joan, free at 1-877-660-2725. On hand was a roomful of people Medic 1, said, "If it were not for issue immediately preceeding an who all had the same thing in mind, this Township and this Board, "With Bujack," she said, 44the and said, "Well, we are knee-deep flu shot clinic WELL DONE...Watervliet Township saluted outgoing Board mem- election. to say goodbye and thank them for Medic I would not have the #1 fa- Township always came first." in grandkids." Dear Editor, Donations bers Jim Jarvis and Merle Bujack for a job well done with a reception The publication deadline for letters the great work they have done for cility that we have. Thank you." A retired executive and resident of Kudos to the Senior Center for the To Advertise in the following the Township Board meeting Monday night. Pictured are: to the editor is 12 noon, Tuesday for L the Township and the community. Bill Wolf, current Berrien County Watervliet Township for 55 years, manner in which it ran the line for needed for TRI-CITY RECORD (from the left) new Township Supervisor Dan Hutchins, Jim Jarvis, that week's issue. Send letters to: • The Board presented each with a Treasurer, added, "I have always Bujack is active in several service our flu shot. The numbering system t Call (269) 463-6397 Merle Bujack, Treasurer Dolores Youdell, and Clerk Eva Baumeister. Editor, Trl-Clty Record resolution of appreciation for the enjoyed my relationship with this clubs including the Lions Club and was a good idea. (Annette Krieger photo) P.O. Box 7 local student to work given to the community and, Board. You have earned my respect Elks Club and was also a former The complainers didn't have to Watervliet, MI 49098 during public comments, the crowd and I wish you the very best." member of the Watervliet School stand in line. They could have just € echoed that. Jim Jarvis Board. Ordinances approved; recreation E-mail: [email protected] participate in VISIT gone home and not complained. Coloma Supervisor Ken Parrigin Jarvis has been a trustee on the During his tenure, the Board ob- Willis Bouma PART/CI PAT/Nfi ^ Board for seven years. As a repre- tained several grants to improve the TRI-CITY RECORD LLC Blue Lake said, "On behalf of Coloma Town- MERCHAM7S lAITHE^ ship, it has been a pleasure to work sentative of the Board, he has Township, including the grant for opportunities increased; Coloma 138 N. Main St., P.O. Box 7 ONE FNTRV Coloma Cafe offering TW-CITY RECORD AREA with you. You have done so much served on the Paw Paw Lake Hays Park and the Paw Paw Lake Watervliet, MI 49098 international PER STORE for the community." Wastewater Treatment Plant Board Biking/Hiking Trail. AND LEAVE ATURKEV (269) 463-6397 Fax 463-8329 free meal Berrien County Economic Devel- and the Board of Appeals, His leadership allowed for the Township officials thanked for service Carter Road, Lakewood Drive, and E-mail to: choir trip ENTRV BLANK/ 1' IS YEARS OLD opment Department Executive Di- Jarvis sees the new Township building of a new Township Hall By Noel Carlson Community Hospital Foundation possibly Wilson Road are slated for ngwsgtrlcitYrgcgrd.com Don't be •TO E/^terH rector Cindy LaGrow said, "On Hall, the public service building. with no tax burden to the taxpayers The Coloma Township Board Board invited her to serve as a Dear Editor, Web slte:www.tricltyre€ord.com behalf of Berrien County and the Lane Automotive, and the new Red and his encouragement led Town- thanked trustee Ken Teutsch for his member representing the four mu- 2005 and N. Coloma Road for A few weeks ago, WHS Choral Karl Bayer, Publisher & Editor Brownfield Board, I would like to Arrow Industrial Park as some of ship residents to pass a millage for a service on the Board and Ordinance nicipalities of Coloma and Waterv- 2006. alone on Director Tami Brush wrote an article The Sewer Treatment Plant lost Amy Loshbough, Business Mgr. j/mkadch; 11-16-CM- express my gratitude. If it weren't the greatest accomplishments for Berrien County Sheriffs Depart- Committee during the Coloma Twp. liet. for the Tri-City Record concerning Bonnie Bannen, Copy Editor for Merle and Jim and the whole the Township while he served on ment deputy to patrol in the town- Board meeting held November 10. Berg said the North Berrien $13,200 this year but the loss will Sarah Wood's acceptance into the The Board meeting was the last in County Areawide Parks and Recrea- not change the rate of usage fees, USPS669-340 permit for the Thanksgiving care system. Board, the paper mill project would the Board. ship for 40 hours a week. Blue Lake International Exchange The Township built a new public Teutsch's term. Following the meet- tion Plan was submitted and she is according to Treasurer Lance Becht, Trl-Clty Record, a weekly Encrypted on a magnetic tape on never have happened. They go Merle Bujack So no one has to be alone on Program. This is a once-in-a-life- newspaper with periodical above and beyond and this is one of Bujack served as Township Su- service building to house the Sher- ing, Ed Helbling took the oath of expecting an acceptance letter back referring to the annual report of the Thanksgiving Day, Coloma Caft is time opportunity to sing, learn, and the back of the card will be the vet- postage paid at Watervliet, the most pleasant boards to work pervisor from 1984-1990 and again iffs Department car. Medic 1, and a office for trustee. Helbling's term anytime. Communities included in Sewer Treatment Plant. inviting you to enjoy a free meal. eran's Social Security number, date The travel with the international choir. Michigan, 49098. with in the County." from 1999-2004. Michigan State Police car to im- begins Nov. 20. the Recreation Plan are eligible for The Board approved bills totaling Coloma Caft will be open from I would like to join Mrs. Brush in of birth, and a control number. The $370,847.72, as presented by Becht. Postmaster, send address Also at the meeting, the Board grants from the DNR. 12:00 noon until 4:00 p.m. on magnetic strip also records whether changes to: P.O. Box 7 her appeal for donations on Sarah's How to avoid costly housing approved two ordinances and heard Berg invited the Board to work Next phase of water project Thanksgiving, November 25, and the veteran has a service-connected Back I•t • behalf. I know Sarah will be a fine K Everyone is invited Watervliet, MI 49098 reports on recreation opportunities with her to obtain DNR funding for begins next summer will serve a free meal to anyone who disability. representative of our community. mistakes during and after a divorce made by the Recreation Plan and recreation projects during the spring George Granger III, P.E., said that would otherwise be home and eating Identity theft is one of the fastest Hartford Winter Watervliet residents have many Divorce is rarely easy and often Only you can answer those ques the Multi-Purpose Recreation Trail. grant cycles. funding was approved on October 1 alone. growing crimes in the nation. The Fence times stepped forward to help fund I Berg said a partner appreciation "Bake Sale" means a lot of difficult decisions tions, but there will almost certainly Ordinances, manual & for the next phase of the project that Coloma Cafd is located in down- Federal Trade Commission listed By Anne Bayer, Co-Publisher Festival Parade our students' fine-arts activities. I One of the most important decisions be some financial repercussions to franchise approved tribute will take place at the Board brings city water t0 the Township. town Coloma. identity theft as the number-one hope that will happen once again to Do you have your Thanksgiving in the morning to pick up Elaina to is what to do about the house. your decision process. What can you The Board approved the Outdoor of Trade on December 2 at 5:00 He ^ they wj|, ^ bjds in the for TCR Angel Call 468-3900 if you have any ques- fraud reported by consumers in is December 11 help Sarah reach her goal. turkey yet? if you have not, how go the church with Ben and Karli. In the midst of the heavy emotion- afford? Is refinancing possible? Or Lighting Ordinance with an amend- p.m. in place of the regular Spring ^ ^ Work in the sum- tions. 2003. Requests from veterans and The third annual Hartford Winter Donations may be sent to: about giving some of the local mer- We kept little Zo; she was having al and financial turmoil, what you is it better to sell and buy? How ment that clarifies rules of operation CWAEDC meeting. They will make mer. at tbe t|mei take bids November 24 their congressional representatives Festival Parade will take place Sat- Tami Brush, Choir Director chants listed in the turkey contest a cold troubles. About 11:00, Karli need most is some non-emotional, much house can you buy on your of a lighted sign within 500 feet of a the annual report available and for water connections and well were instrumental in bringing about urday, December 11, with caroling show a Power Point presentation Watervliet High School chance to supply the main course for called and said, "Gram, could you straightforward, specific informa- new budget? residential zone. abandonment. Foster these latest changes. and a tree lighting in Ely Park, fol- reviewing the year's accomplish- at Watervliet 450 E. Red Arrow Hwy. your family's special dinner? They come to church and pick up us kids?" tion and answers. Once you know To help you know what questions The Board also approved the Pub- Granger reported that the roads are "The new VIC ensures the security lowing the "lighted" parade through ments. Watervliet, MI 49098 get you your turkey and you cook What happened at that church was how a divorce affects your home, you should ask and how to arrive at lic Parks, Fire Lanes, and Road repaired and the only thing left on of veterans' personal information as Hartford's downtown business dis- Harding's Grandparent In addition, Sarah will be joining it... not a bad plan. But, and here is horrific. One of the members of the your mortgage and taxes, critical the right answer for your specific sit- Ends Ordinance with amendments, Problems with address the current phase of the water main well as ensuring that only eligible trict. the North and South School choirs the big BUT, you have to enter to congregation had collapsed in the decisions are easier. Neutral, third uation, a FREE special report has applying attorney Ken Sparks' listings burn Fire Dept. project is fire hydrant extensions. Dear Editor, veterans receive the benefits and Line-up will take place at Hartford applications on Monday, December 6, at the win. sanctuary after opening the morning party information can help you make been prepared by industry experts wording regarding park hours. Dale Stover from the Coloma Ha- . I would like to host a "Bake Sale'* services they've earned," said High School at 5:30 p.m.; judging Christmas bonus and WHS Auditorium. Please plan to So many people are saying to me service with the traditonal worship logical, rather that emotional, deci- entitled "Divorce: What You Need to begins at 6:15 p.m. The Board approved a 15-year gar Fire Dept. and 911 Advisory Cemetery expense approved to raise money for the Tri-City Kristin Cunningham of the business join us for an evening of traditional how time is flying by. It sure has songs. sions. Know About Your House, Your Everyone is welcome to partici- franchise agreement with Comcast Board said that problems with ad- The Board d a $2i500 ex. Angel. I need donations of baked being accepted office for VA's health care system. Christmas carols. The concert will been doing that for us. With the Sad to say... the kind little lady did Probably the first decision is Home Loan and Taxes pate. Please make your reservations of Indiana/Michigan/Texas Inc. with dresses are inhibiting the Fire De- t0 the Ce Board for a goods from anyone that would like The Area Agency on Aging is Veterans should request the new begin at 7:00 p.m. Marchenkos here for this time, not survive, and the whole congrega- whether you want to continue living To hear a brief recorded message through Festival chairmen Bob and a 3% franchise fee. The fee is not an partment s response, He said ad- new ter and • to help. accepting Foster Grandparent appli- card at their local medical center. Donations will be accepted follow- everything is going too fast. I have tion watched her passing. What a in the house. Will the familiar sur- about how to order your free copy of Shirley Hall at (269) 621-1067. increase from the previous fee. dresses show up wrong on the CAD that wi)1 hel k ^ of The baked goods will be sold on a cations for the next training session. Processing will take five to seven ing the program. just seven weeks left to hold and hug shock and what a sorrow. rounding bring you comfort and this report, call 1-800-557-4076 and All participants will receive but- The Board also approved an up- system, a three-digit computer dis- cemete lots donation-only basis, with all the pro- Foster grandparents are senior citi- • days once eligibility is verified. VA r Sincerely, and kiss and 1 am not sure that is My heart went out to all who wit- emotional security, or unpleasant enter IP# 1009. You can call any- ' tons and ribbons. • dated police manual recommended play; for example, an E. Becht Road • N-'y Baiers said the ^ ceeds going to the Tri-City Angel's zens over the age of 60 who volun- hopes to complete the con\epion to Patricia McKirtney k going to be enough time.1 - nessed this tragedy.: 11 ^alao said a memories? !Do you want to mini- time, 24 hours a day.<'? daysia week. by Coloma Twp. Police Chief Phil address comes up as a Becht Road Board has the but needs Christmas Fund. teer 20 hours per week working one- the*Wer rard bf mid- Cottier. Watervliet Public Schools Amy and Billy belong to Watervliet quick prayer for Mike and Donna mize change by staying where you Call now to find out how to make address. The computer won t accept aDDrovaj The bake sale will be held on-one with children in schools, November. WHS band elementary music teacher are, or sell your home and move to a this part of your current situation Cottier said, after the meeting, that some addresses. He said there's a ^ Townshi Board a|so Wednesday, November 24, at Community General Baptist Church, and Amber who lost yet another par- daycare centers, and other facilities. The existing cards will remain valid ess he told Patrolman Jason Roe the by the post office here in town. ent/grandparent this year. Sister new place that offers a new start? ^ stressful. ot of work to d0 ,o rectify the prob- d a $75 christlnas bonus for Harding's in Watervliet (the day For their service, volunteers receive until veterans receive their new program's goals he wanted to achieve and Roe Sunday was a big day for that little Blanche will be missed by the whole Consumer Info Courtesy of Jim Rauner, Keller Williams Realty, 211 Hilltop Rd, St Joseph. MI 49085. em, which has persisted since a Township employees. before Thanksgiving, for those of a modest tax-free stipend (approxi- UMW donates cards. did "beautiful work" updating the letter sent to the Twp. m 1999 never . « .« • jr congregation. Billy is up north with church congregation. She was the o Teutsch thanked for you who do not have the time or the mately $200 per month); mileage annual manual. generated a response. Willy at my brother's (Stephen) worship service song leader and b. energy to bake). reimbursement to and from their Cottier also reported that the com- Ken Parrigin, Twp. Supervisor, service; Helbling to take lap robes to For women 14 and older cabin in the woods. So Amy came by helped with all the children. Drop-off of donated items will be service site; a nutritious meal each Don't be alone "Citrus Sale" puters for the police cars are in. suggested a meeting with himself office November 20 • from 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m., with day of service; and an annual physi- Countryside Free RAD Multi-purpose trail open; and Stover to begin a remedy. Nancy Baiers reported that voter the sale starting at 2:00 and going on Thanksgiving ends Nov. 29 Rec. Plan submitted Parrigin said that, in February of turnout increased from 48% in the classes begin MSU Extension Connections The Multi-Purpose Recreation 2005, the Coloma Hagar Fire Sta- 2000 election to 68% in the 2004 Nursing Home The Watervliet High School band Trail that loops through the City and tion wil1 ^minister dog vaccines. election. Baiers thanked the Coloma program is currently holding its Sunday, October 31, was a special Come to the m Township of Watervliet and Co- Richard Brenner. Coloma Hagar people for voting. December 2 The Michigan State University Extension annual "Citrus Sale." Band students reman day at Watervliet First United loma Township is now open and can Fi i told the Record that they Ken Parrigin congratulated Ed Karl's in grades 5-12 are selling cartons of wil1 ive vaccines and Methodist Church, 122 Church The Berrien County Sheriffs Office helps people improve their lives through be used for biking, walking, jog- 8 Senses at Helbling on his being elected to navel oranges, grapefruits, and 1)16 sa Street. What started out as a United is now dflfering free classes in RAD, ging, etc. A ribbon-cutting cere- ™e time and at a cheaper rate Coloma Twp. trustee. Helbling will an education process that applies knowledge tangelos. Small and large cartons Methodist Women's project turned Rape Aggressive Defense. The RAD Coloma Cafe mony was held at the Board of than at a veterinarian's office. fill trustee Ken Teutsch's seat on Kolumn to critical issues, needs, and opportunities. are available. System is a comprehensive personal Trade in Watervliet on Friday, No- "They want you to get it done," he November 20. Teutsch decided not By Karl Bayer, Publisher & Editor into an all-out church project. The The sale ends November 29, with said. to run in the 2004 elections. ladies came up with the idea to knit, safety course for women that focus- L expected delivery the second week vember 12. Parrigin said he appreciates the crochet or quilt lap robes for es on awareness, prevention, risk Soybean rust confirmed arrives. Even where fungicide appli- and enjoy a free meal in December. All proceeds will Calli Berg, Director of the Coloma Roads done; sewer plant service Teutsch has done for the ICountrysid e Nursing Home in South reduction, and avoidance. The pri- cations are successful in protecting benefit the band program Watervliet Area Economic Devel- loses money TAXPAYERS SHOULDN'T HAVE TO PAY BILL FOR LAWSUIT in the United States All are welcome Township. Haven. mary focus is on basic education of soybean yields, they will reduce If you are interested in purchasing opment Corporation (CWAEDC), Ken Parrigin said the Township BROUGHT BY THE PAW PAW LAKE ASSOCIATION... The By Mike Staton Teutsch said working on the Board On this Sunday, Pastor David Hills confrontational principles and per- profitability by adding to production fu this, sweet, juicy, fresh fruit, please reminded the Board about the cere- has done all roads on both islands Watervliet Township Board approved a "consent decree" with the Paw Paw The United States Department of at no charge has been an "enlightening experi- blessed over two dozen lap robes. sonal defense. costs. call the school at 463-5566 and mony and also highlighted the and also on Sycamore Bluff. Lake Association Monday night... that's legalese for blowing $100,000 of Safety and survival in today's world Agriculture's Animal and Plant Farmers planning to grow soybeans X)P place your order. changes on the CWAEDC Board. Trustee Bob Molter added that ence and a good experience," and Thanks to all the UMW members, Watervliet Township tax dollars to drop a lawsuit by the PPLA against the Health Inspection Service (APHIS) 12-4 Thanksgiving Day he said he still wants to be involved. church members, and friends for require a definite course of action. in 2005 should learn as much as they y. Chairman Dan Hutchins resigned as they plan to do the seal coat on community. confirmed the presence of soybean To 8ubscrlb« to tho Trustee Cindy Aviles thanked him their donation of time, energy and The RAD System of realistic can about soybean rust. There are cn downtown Coloma Chairman; Cindy Aviles was ap- Becht Road from Little Paw Paw For what? The PPLA, in the persons of Rod Krieger, Ken Teutsch, Charlie rust in Louisiana on November 10, TRI-CITY RECORD for his work on the Ordinance supplies and for just being there to defense provides women with the several ways to accomplish this. Dr. 468-3900 pointed Chairman until March of Lake Road to Hagar Shore and Pater and Thys VanHout, filed a lawsuit nearly a year ago to block the devel- 2004. Since the detection occurred Committee. keep company with those who were knowledge to make an educated Pat Hart, MSU Extension Plant Dial 463-6397 Spring Hill Road from Little Paw opment of 20-some acres on Paw Paw Lake into 30 home sites. as harvest was coming to an end, the Berg also mentioned that the Paw Lake Road to the end. making them. They all helped in decision about resistance. Pathologist, will discuss soybean All four have lake property and have a vested interest in the future of the economic impact on the 2004 their own special way and showed RAD is not a martial arts program rust identification and management in lake. At least three of the four, from my own observation, have "improved" domestic soybean crop will be mini- their community commitment but is a basic self-defense program at the Crop and Pest Management their property... not necessarily to the betterment of the lake. mal. Health Alert If You're 50 or Over through this loving project, so many that any woman, no matter her age Update scheduled for February 3, VanHout and Pater, as Watervliet Township residents/taxpayers, at least The disease has plagued soybean laps will be warm this winter. or physical level, can learn. The tac- 2005, in Dowagiac. share in the burden of wasting public money to promote private property tics are simple! farmers in Africa, Asia, Australia, Please call the Cass County MSU ij rights. Teutsch and Krieger live in Coloma Township. The class is being offered to all Hawaii, and South America. While Extension office at (269) 445-4438 AVOIDING THIS TEST COULD KILL YOU. The development project, since the lawsuit was filed, has grown to 30 acres; Veterans' new females 14 years of age and above. its arrival in the continental U.S. was for additional information on this there are 35 home sites and a petition to the DNR right now to allow 35 boat The course is 12 hours long and is inevitable, the confirmation of soy- program. THE CANCER NO ONE NO SYMPTOMS IN THE EARLY DETECTION SCHEDULE YOUR LIFE- TALKS ABOUT. EARLY STAGES. SAVES 90% OF LIVES. SAVING TEST NOW. slips in front of the project. Where there was one entrance to the project, ID cards help offered in three four-hour sessions. bean rust in Louisiana occurred Soybean growers can download "Colorectal cancer starts with "I cannot stress enough - "Around 80% of people 50 there are now two; one a dead-end road is now a thorough street. All three sessions must be attended. sooner than most experts predicted. articles directly from the Internet. X "Most people are too embarrassed to talk about a polyp that turns cancerous. if you arc 50 years old or years old or older in Southwest While most would agree that an addition of 35 homes on the lake would The class is FREE! The active hurricane season is Some excellent links are: http:// battle identity k colorectal cancer - cancer of The troubling thing is that no older, get a colorectal Michigan avoid colorectal cause problems, including increased boat traffic and increased pressure on The class will be held December 2, believed to have expedited the www.ncinmc.org/sovheannist and iii outward symptoms of the disease cancer screening. It's safe, cancer screening. This test is the lake's ecology, who could find any sense or fairness in suing the citizens spread of the disease. the colon or rectum. Yet it is 7 and 9 from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. http://www.iDmcenters.nrg/sovbean- dC the second leading cause of show up until the advanced effective and can detect a done and followed up locally,, (taxpayers) of the community for what was essentially a battle between those theft The disease is predicted to spread at Lakeshore Baptist Church located rust. death by cancer for men and stages - when you have up to polyp or cancer in time to and is covered by most with homes on the lake and those who wanted to build homes on the lake? rapidly in the U.S. because of the With identity theft as the major at 5411 Cleveland Avenue in Farmers can also contact their local women over 50." a 95% chance of dying." save your life." insurance plans." Developer Tony Feramo probably has passed his legal defense costs along fraud reported by Americans in Stevensville. wide range of host plants that thrive MSU Extension office for additional :.s to the prospective lot buyers, saying in effect to me more than once, all he 2003, the Department of Veterans To register or for more information, here and the wind-borne spores can information on soybean rust. We will sli Photo by Pat Crean had to do is sell another home site to cover the cost. cover large distances. The con-firma- 1 Affairs (VA) has designed a new call the Berrien County Crime have information available on dis- • y. Meet Spot, a gray tiger-striped male kitten who is about four At one time, PPLA spokesman Thys VanHout claimed the organization's identity card for veterans that will Prevention Unit at (269) 983-7141, tion of soybean rust in the U.S. is bad ease identification, fungicide selec- • 'i months old. Spot has a white spot on his tail, thus his name. He lawsuit fund was a bottomless well of money. safeguard confidential information. extension 7281 or 7221. news for domestic soybean growers, tion and proper application methods. >j and his littermates were rescued from the crook of a tree, where •M'• nf I wonder where the money came from to sue the hometown folks... did the "The new identification card as it will affect the profitability of In summary, soybean rust has been m: they were born. Their mom was feral and ran away, so the kittens growing soybeans. were "fostered" by Hope, an Animal Aid cat with a sad story of neighbors at Doty's Landing listed on the lawsuit join in the paying of the ensures veterans' personal informa- confirmed in the U.S. sooner than EARLY her own. Spot has lots of Prrsonallty. he's a very sweet, legal fees along with the PPLA membership? How much in donations was tion is protected," said Secretary of Yield reductions in affected areas expected. The disease will spread I* collected? affectionate, playful fellow who likes having his picture taken! If Veterans Affairs Anthony J. Principi. have ranged from 10 to 80%. The quickly and affect the profitability of 'lo you would like to meet Spot or his siblings, please call Beth at (269) i I Did the legal fees run up in suing the Watervliet Township Board, its mem- "It also helps prevent the theft of DIM to the adverse yield effects can be managed •V producing soybeans. However, soy- w 429-3301. A $65 adoption fee will be asked. You can see Spot in bers, and the Watervliet Township Planning Commission all get paid by the important benefits and services from Thanksgiving holiday, with the proper fungicide selection f!i bean rust can be managed with color, along with over ICQ other foster pets, on Animal Aid's Bmce A. Jones, M.D. Rickey L. Snipes, M.D. Ather M. Buichari, M.D. Lmwence B. Damiani, D.O. Paw Paw Lake Association? Did the Paw Paw Lake Foundation contribute? veterans that they earned by their tha TrkCtty Racord and application. Two fungicides, Board Certified Qastroenterologist Board Certified Qastroenterologist Board Certified Qastroenterologist labeled fungicides. Domestic soy- - V website at: www.animalaidsw.ortz, and he may be attending one Board Certified Qastroenterologist Members of the Paw Paw Lake Association need to demand a full account- nawa * ad daadbia for Bravo and Quadris, are currently service to our country." The card, bean producers should learn as much llj of two Adoption Days on Saturday, 20 Nov.: labeled for soybean rust. Emergency ing of the funding and expenditures of the organization and of any donations formally known as the Veterans tha Novambar 28, 2004, as they can about the disease so they V/ o Nickerson Animal Health Center in Benton % Ask your primary physician for a referral or Great Lakes made to it to sue Watervliet Township. Identity Card (VIC), will have veter- laaua la Section 18 labels may also be avail- can effectively and economically v'l Harbor from 12:30 -1:30 pm, or at PawMart schedule a life-saving colorectal cancer screening by calling; Watervliet Township residents deserve a full accounting of the funds spent ans' photos on the front and identify 12:00 noon on able as the 2005 planting season manage it. in the Martin's Plaza in St. Joseph, from 1 - Gastroenterology, PLLC defending its citizens against the Paw Paw Lake Association. them as enrollees in the VA's health Monday, Nov. 221 3 pm. Please call Spot's foster mom for details. AMIUtUD 3903 Hollywood Rd. St. Joseph • 408-1100 Then the Township needs to get those funds repaid by the PPLA. care system. To subscribe to the Tri-City Record, dial 463-NEWSI 61 N. St. Joseph St. Niles 687-8744 • 450 Medical Park Dr. Watervliet 408-1100 V f

'• Page 4 Tri-City Record November 18, 2004 November 18, 2004 TYI-Clty Record Page 5 1 777- Cit)' A re a //isto ry Page To subscribe, dial 463-6397 Colomg's Washineton School hosts 29* Veterans Day breakfast/program HiimHiiMtmW"'' Trrrr-rr-r-T he Paw Paw River Journal Catania, Joan Shimer Gemaat, Doris Veterans recognized for their Fullreide Duncombe, Raymond Do you remember the Wabana Hotel on Paw Paw Lake? Burmeister, Frank Horton; (second From the collection of Tri-City Area photographs and postcards at the North Berrien Historical Society row, from the left) Eleanor Brown Museum, 300 Coloma Ave., Coloma, 468-3330. Open Wed., Sat., and Sun. l-4p.m. and by appointment. service to our country Lahr, Alora Howard Davis, Lorraine By Mary Brost Reck job, and we look forward to it every served as the master of ceremonies Pflanz Peterson, Patricia Forsythe More than 200 U.S. veterans and year." for the morning. "No one knows Lottridge, Jeannine Danneffel Kerbs, their spouses gathered at Washington Flaherty, a Pearl Harbor survivor, what you have gone through," he Jeanette Bellenger Lottridge, Nancy School in Coloma for a Veterans Day st noted. "No one knows what I have Lindemann Wilson, Arthur Scherer; was a Seaman 1 Class on the USS breakfast on Thursday, November gone through." (back row, from the left) Robert- New Orleans. Anton thanked the children for their Harkey, Otto Helweg, John II. This was the 29^ year for, the Four generations celebrate presence at the veterans' breakfast. Lottridge, George Neff, William annual event, which included break- Veterans Day "This school has given so much. Moser, David Menefee, Roy Davis, J fast, presentations and entertainment ^ c t u a • i etable, potato, homemade rolls, ice - v. i • . . . One family had a special reason to When I remember Korea, the chil- Gerald Rosenbaum, and James. from Cob™ elementary students. celebratc ^ ^ Watervliet cream or sherbet, and a special cake. dren are what stand out most to me. Danneffel. The breakfast ongmally orgamzed Fourth.graders Kat,c, Micacla and We had our own banquet room No child should ever have to go The entertainment for the evening aS ingt0 c 00 nncl which echoed with laughter and rem- ' . y P t " Pa Tommy DeRosa and their brother, throuah thainatl aaaia ainn " | High Forever! £ Joyce Tutton, continues to provide . j i u * a* • i g - consisted of going around the room It ^ . u • • third-grader Joshua, had two special "u/hpn I left «« a iniscing. Marion and I thoroughly an opportunity to show appreciation . . . wneWhenn iI ielefnt ass a soldier 52 years Just recently the Watervliet High and having every class member J M enjoyed the whole thing. You u ers anc be part of it! Nancy Lindemann pened in everyone's life. Thus, the r- . . , ' . Army in Europe. He found the And I might say a word about that. •: the assistance of other PTO members • r> * • ui remember us with gratitude for what Wilson and John Lottridge were in evening passed all too quickly. And s . . Veterans Day event a very enjoyable It is no more! Gone... as it finally and parent volunteers. we did for them. I only hope the Iraqi Coloma among area schools evacuated charge, and the committee did a ter- we thoroughly enjoyed the whole had to be, with the ravages of time experience. It was really excellent pe0pie wiii the same response rific job. proceedings. i; The gathering also afforded the and lack of use and repair. Nancy —a great idea. as a result of our efforts to help them. In fact, near the end of the evening, Marion and I have been hitting the opportunity for the veterans to spend told us that they had hoped to Walker Griffis is the DeRosa chil- I hope in 50 years they will also have by bomb threat: Watervliet searched Nancy conducted the business meet- reunion circuit regularly of late. In time together and share stories. By Noewoeli CarlsoLanson Fortunatelvhortunateiy. the call was a hoax. "We took the call seriously," he said. arrange a tour of the building for us. dren's great-grandfather. He was a democracy they can be proud of." ing... an integral part of this process An unidentified caller disrupted the Colonic cvacililtcd Bomb threats But even though demolition had not fact, when Nancy sent us a note iden- with the Seabees in World War II and Anton also paid special recognition is, of course, appointing a committee tifying everyone in the picture, she served in Guam and Japan. school day for many Berrien County . - . ... yet started then, the building was just ling Back The Years to an often-forgotten group, the u 1 not unusual for next time. By acclamation, the remarked, "I have just decided to The DeRosa children took the youngsters when he called in an 6 unsafe to have visitors roaming 3,700 women veterans in the state unspecific bomb threat to the Niles Terry Boguth, Superintendent of "It's unfortunate that they do this. group requested that Nancy do it nominate you two 'Reunion King Local News and Newsmakers of Days Gone By opportunity to show off their grand- 400,000 throughout the U.S. through it. and the Police Department early Monday Coloma Community schools, said but it's not unusual," said Capt. again... she graciously accepted. and Queen.' It's a perfect time to As reported in the local newspapers: Coloma Courier, I told Nancy that I would like to parents. Tm very proud of them." RepreSentative-elect Proos morning. the School District received a call Merriman; however, he said the ' Didn't take the group long to figure catch up and get reacquainted with Hartford Day Spring, and Watervliet Record. noted Katie. . preserve that occasion in this col- According to Niles Police Captain from the police around 7:50 or later, department takes every such call out they should go with a winner! old friends!" The DeRosas have another great- thanks veterans umn, so she sent me two pictures of 1 008 Our meeting place: The Fireside Nancy, you are so right! There are erandfather who is a veteran John P " ' Representative-elect to Jim Merriman, an anonymous male informing Coloma officials that 8:00 seriously. Police officers went to all the group. Carol Beall Stone also the ' Inn, Stevensville, just south of St. only two times Marion and I missed DeFields, David's father, is a Pearl Michigan House of called at 7:10 a.m. stating there was a was the deadline. They evacuated the the Niles schools, but the threat sent me two pictures from out on the turned out to be false. Joe. Friday night a hospitality room a party... once we weren't there, and News from the Coloma Courier Harbor survivor. Usually a regular at Representatives, was present and bomb set to go offby 8 a.m. but fail- elementary schools. Middle School, West Coast. 1 picked the one that I re resen,ed Junior High, and High School in just "It was most likely some kid that 100 YEARS AGO-1904 Robert is a Paratrooper. appear in a concert on Sunday, the Veterans Day event, the elder P Congressman Fred ing to mention at what school. ' provided the first get-together for thought would print the best and the other time we weren't asked! J.L. Zuver and W.H. Ball are doing Mrs. Robert Faulkner went to u ton Last week we held free sounded like a kid s voice he a few minutes, using the fire-drill didn't want to go to school," he said, class members who were coming in That was a glorious evening spent November 24^. DeFields was unable to attend this P - " ' ' " have hereunto appended it. routine. The administrators, custodi- Capt. Merriman added that a student ' 'to town for the occasion. The man- with those who were my students... the "Wonders of the World's" fair in Battle Creek last Thursday to meet Karen is a 1974 graduate of Coloma year elections in this country—without a said. Unfortunately, I have no complete M St. Louis. her niece, Wanda Kay Welch of high school and the daughter of Mr. Patriotic nrnpram nrovided blood being shed, he noted. Berrien County Chief Deputy Bill ans, and Coloma Township Police making such a call would face "seri- ' agement provided snacks and bever- list of attendees and significant oth- and now we count them as our ^ ages. friends. Ah, those days at Watervliet The Coloma basketball team goes to Pontiac, who is spending two weeks and Mrs. Floyd Maattheeussen. "That can be directlv attributed to Marx said that when the Niles Dent, then searched the buildings. ous repercussions from both the ers. Let me assure you that Marion Following the breakfast, the Benton 'There wasn't any panic," Boguth school and police, if found, Saturday night started with a social High! Golden threads woven into the Hartford tonight to give that town's here. Submitted by volunteer Barb our veterans." couldn't trace the call, a department and I both appreciated visiting with Harbor R.O.T.C. marched in with the said, partly due to the fact that the hour at 6 p.m. Then the dinner at 7 tapestry of our lives along the Paw amateurs a few pointers on the game. 30 YEARS AGO - 1974 Abrams at Coloma Public Lib- "I think it is important for our representative contacted Berrien those significant others... even if flags for the Posting of the Colors. kids didn't know of the bomb threat p.m. consisted of chicken supreme, Paw River... and in a school that MisS Cora Furman has been On October 19^, Miss Elia M. rary, from the Coloma Courier young folks to know the sacrifice so County Police who, in mm, made the they are not listed below. Washington School Principal until they were outside. pork roast w/dressing, vegetable now exists only in pictures... and in engaged as assistant teacher in the Griffin and Daniel G Zechiel were newspapers donated by the Tri- many have made in service to our decision to contact all the Berrien Nancy identified everyone for me PEARL HARBOR SURVIVOR... William Dygert, whose father was a Boguth said the kids kept warm by lasagna. Our repast also included our memories for all time. first primary, where Miss Hattie united in marriage at Auburn City Record. Hours: Monday & country. So tell your stories," Proos County schools. as follows: (front row, from the left) Former Watervliet Mayor Bob Korean War veteran, welcomed the staying on the buses, in the bus cheese and crackers, salad, veg- Crumb has wielded the rod alone for Presbyterian Church, Auburn, Ind. Friday, 10:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; told the veterans, "so your histories "We had a very short amount of Sarett Nature Carol Beall Stone, Delores Smith Flaherty enjoys the Veterans Day gathered veterans. "Our rights and ^ ^ ^ ^' ^ several seasons. l^iesday, Wednesday & Thursday, on children time to accomplish this," Deputy garage, or walking to Coloma United Following a wedding trip to Niagara 'breakfast at Washington School in freedoms are envied throughout the 60 YEARS AGO -1944 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.; and Marx said. Although they attempted Methodist Church which opened its Falls, the newlyweds will be home at Coloma. Flaherty, a WWII veter- world. But those rights and freedoms Center news Pvt. Robert Herman, son of Mr. and 246 Leedy St., Coloma. Saturday, 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. "Thank you for your service," to contact all the schools in the 20- doors. an, is a survivor of Pearl Harbor, did not come cheaply. Today is The last students were able to re- BUILD A BIRD FEEDER Mrs. George Herman, has returned Phone: 468-3431 Proos concluded, "that allows me to minute window, there were at least Miss Karen Mattheeussen a mem- (Mary Brost Reck photo) Veterans Day 2004. For 228 years to his post at Ft. Benning, Ga., after serve in my own capacity." two that were not notified. enter the buildings around 10:00 a.m. Saturday, November 20, 3:00 ber of Collegiate Singers from our servicemen and women have spending a twelve-day furlough. Jim Smith, a veteran of the U.S. Watervliet misses call; p.m. Western Michigan University, will Pearl Harbor survivor protected this county," noted Dygert, For children $-9 Army, sang the national anthem and Children 5 and over are invited to his voice cracking. "Forty-eight mil- police search schools attends event "God Bless America." He introduced build a bird feeder at Sarett Nature lion died in our nation's uniform. To Make Christmas News from the Hartford Day Spring Former Watervliet Mayor Bob the music by noting: "Last week's Superintendent of Watervliet Public Center. Please bring a hammer. Fee: our armed forces—we thank them Schools Robert Gabel said that the 90 YEARS AGO -1914 »its campaign to see that every serv- Austin, Jeanne Fries, Laura Flah-erty wouldn't miss the annual election found the re-election of our ornaments Dec. 4 $7. Please call (269) 927-4832 to all. We thank you all." Berrien County Police left a message Stoughten Comers: Miss Birr is ice man and woman, sick and Schmigle and Sherry Davis, Washington School breakfast. "It's Commander in Chief. Polls showed register. r Korean War veteran Gust Anton saying a bomb could go off at 8:00 spending a few days in Chicago. wounded, in service hospitals partic- Hartford's new city court went into always the best. They do a fabulous the number-one issue people voted at Coloma Public Parents are welcome and encour- a.m. However, since the message John Norman and Austin Anderson ipates in the nation's huge Christmas operation Monday afternoon when on was morals, something we sacri- aged to help their children complete Library was not received until after the 8:00 went to Muskegon last Friday. Mrs. party for members of the armed Justice James Keech held his first ficed to protect. In recognition of their project. deadline, school officials chose to Warren Parks is entertaining her. forces in every foreign field, training session at the Town hall. Keech said our still being 'One Nation under Coloma Public Library will have a VOLUNTEER WORK DAY A New Wave continue with classes. Sunday, November 21,2:00 p.m. motheiy Mrs. Can: of Lawrence. Mr. camp and hospital. Dan Ligtttner, ' hi«Vcourt will be open from 4 to 9 God,' 1 would like to dedicate this Christmas ornament make-and-take 1116 and Mrs. Fred Allen Sundayed with commander of the Hartford post, is p.m. Monday through Friday and song." session for children 5-9 on Saturday, Watervliet Police Dept. did con Dress for the weather, bring work duct a search of the High School and gloves, and help Sarett naturalists Mr. and Mrs. Alba Huntley. Mr. and chairman of collections of gifts here, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. of Thinking Children sing for December 4, from 10:30 a.m. to Mrs. George Yore are having acety- Assisting him are Mrs. Leah Diggins The new justice said his court's loca- 12:30 p.m. Middle School but discovered noth- remove unwanted invasive plant the veterans lene lights installed in their home. and Mrs. Glen Bigelow of the tion in the Clerk's office at the Town about fitting college into your life. A $1 material fee will include ing- species. The program closed with songs Mrs. T.B. Miller of Richmond, Auxiliary, and Leonard Ormerod hall is temporary. He said he would everything needed to make several Gabel said there are evacuation " Sarett Nature Center is located at from the Coloma third- and fourth- Virginia, has been a guest of her and Mac Duncombe, post members seek other quarters so the court different ornaments. plans for emergencies or disasters, 2300 Benton Center Road in Benton niece, Mrs. Clare Lamb. Mr. and residing in Keeler Township. Eddie would not be in the same building One Night a Week Glasses Mathematics grade choirs. The Super Choir and Call the Ubrary at (269) 468-3431 to and they are well prepared to handle Harbor. Phone (269) 927-4832 or Watervliet High School Class of 1954. ( Photo courtesy of Nancy Wilson) Appiied Mathematics Comet Combination Chorus per- Mrs. Clarence DeHaven are having a Cantor, comedian of radio, stage and with the police station and the jail, Napier Avenue Campus Elementary Algebra register. such situations. visit [email protected] for more Intro to Statistics formed by singing and signing sever- new cistem built at their home. Mr. screen, is boosting the drive through information. Art Office Information Systems al patriotic songs for the gathered Share your news with us; e-mail to record@tri'cityrecord.com Frazee is doing the work. The his "Time to Smile" radio program, Submitted by Hartford Public miemieaiaiW fseyix><"Oin{; Ait Appreciation II Adysnfed Kayboardlng Needlecraft spent a pleasant after- W«t«rcokjf I & 11 veterans. Om COASTAL REAL ESTATE heard each Wednesday evening. Library from microfilm copies of Art Eduortion Legal Transcription noon Friday with Mrs. Frank Cook. The veterans expressed their grati- Birth 40 YEARS AGO - 1964 the Hartford Day Spring. Hours: Business Word Processing Transcription Mi* Introduction to BwinoM tude for the breakfast and the honor 869-849-0800 [1 Several visitors met with us. The Those energetic Brownie scouts Monday & Wednesday, 10:00 Intro to Word Processing Applications Job Search Seminar Advanced Word Processing Applications paid them. Several also noted how hostess served dainty refreshments. and their two leaders, Beverly Fries a.m.-7:00 p.m.; Tuesday & Thurs- PHndpies of Economice (Micro) Office Procedures Announcement PHndpta of Economics (Macro) Lata! Offka Procedures important it is that the children in MDdd Swisher The next meeting will be at Mrs. and Mary Austin, took a 13-mile day, 1:00-5:00 p.m.; Friday, 9:00 BeeineMLBwi Affloc. Broker, GH rnnctpwB or nriafiioiing Physical Educatlon/Wellness attendance are given this opportunity Bobbi Judd and Peter Johnson Jr. Dennis Coughlin's in two weeks. bicycle ride Saturday, stopping for a a.m.-5:00 p.m.; and Saturday, Business Contspondencs Basic Scuba Diving are the proud parents of a daughter, rnnvij/M-I — , f w marm^ufmjni HeattMul Living to remember that our freedoms came ERA' DEERWOOD ESTATES 60 Years Ago picnic lunch at Van Auken Lake. 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Coet Accounting I Personal Safety Adrianne Kay Johnson, bom at a price. The school breakfast REIL ESTAil A GATED COMMUNITY "Christmas gifts to Yanks who Brownies on the ride were Julie Phone: (269) 621-3408 Accounting Appiicatloiw on Computer Philosophy Monday, November 1, 2004. BaelneM Stattotka Intro to Logic helped them to put a face to this real- gave" is the slogan which has been Bunn, Joyce Fries, Gavonna Estes, bttermediate Accounting II Rtd Arrow Hwy., 1 Mile East of Watervliet Political Science ity. Ev«ry effort has been mad* to maintain tha natu- Adrianne was 21" long and weighed adopted by the* American Legion in Diane Koch, Bonnie Hogue, Linda Communication National Oovemment Intro to Pubic Speaking State Governments "The kids that greeted us at the door ral beauty, taranlty and sadualon that this terrific 10 pounds, 10 ounces. property has to offer. AH lots are from one to 2.1 (Digital Subscriber Line) Computer information Systems were grinning ear to ear," noted Her proud grandparents are Pete bitro to Computer Literacy Intro to l _ seres In sizs and contain s wide vsrtety of mature News from the Watervliet Record miro *o up©j» raxin• fa#! •%g aysiemf 11 a t a tif a Psychology of Stereotype and Prejudice Delavan Sipes, who served on a trees to enhance any landscaping. and Sandy Johnson of Hartford. Web Application Design Sociology So whether if s s sprawling rsnch or contempo- 90 YEARS AGO - 1914 Pvt. 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Why change or why start? *. Center Early Childhood November 12^. Hartford, the ceremony taking place Class C poll and fifth in the state Early Childhood learning Envlronmints One Ni^ht a Week Classes DIAL 463-6397 You guessed Itl Ext. 2044 sj Watervliet The Fruit Belt Canning plants at at the A.L. McFarland home south- Guide Young ChlWren i Social Development M-TEC at Lake Michigan College paper playoff poll. Administration of Early Childhood Programs arrivals Watervliet and Coloma closed the west of Hartford. Submitted by Linda Cubbage Current Issues In Earty Childhood English season's pack this week. It has been Mr. and Mrs. Amos Travis moved from files at Watervliet District Electronics Technology You've been waiting a long time for fast internet English Composition Trans formers. Motors, A Controls Grand Upemng!!! a very successful year. The pack this week from the Pockett farm in Library from the Watervliet Re- Children's Literature Machine Circuitry and Control Logic announced Report Writing and we're here to tell you its available now! included strawberries, peas, string- North Watervliet to the Otto Helweg Industrial Maintenance cord newspapers donated by the History * Technology The A.L. Stagg Birthing Center at less beans, gooseberries, raspberries, farm in Southwest Hartford. Tri-City Record. Hours: Monday, American History Intro to Welding Community Hospital Watervliet is Hospitality Management MIG/TIG Welding peaches, plums, and apples. 30 YEARS AGO-1974 1:00-8:00 p.m.; Itasday, 1:00-5:00 Intro to Meetings & Events Basic HVAC pleased to announce the following 60 YEARS AGO - 1944 Don Young, president of Don Young Media Presentation Technology Basic Hydraulic A Pneumatic p.m.; Wednesday, 10:00 a.m.-5:00 Intro to Hospitality Careers Hydraulic/Pneumatic Circuitry births: A son was bom Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Matrau received Insurance Agency Inc., Watervliet, p.m.; Friday, 1:00-5:00 p.m.; and Humanities Machine Tool Technology November 2, 2004, to Genevieve a "Purple Heart" on Monday of this has been named President of Saturday, lOtOO a.m.-2:00 p.m. Studes In FNm Art Machine Tool I Harman and Daniel Gerstenberger $ 95 Arts and Ideas II Machine Tool II week, which had been awarded to Blossomtime Inc., for 1975. Phone: 463-6382 Law Enforcement Intro to NC-CNC of Stevensville. He weighed 7 Intro to CAM their son. Pvt. Henry Matrau, who Intro to Criminal Justice JUST PER MONTH Mr. and Mrs. Philip Murray of Police Organization and Administration CNC Programming I cai lor pounds, 12 ounces. CNC Programming II was wounded in action in France. Route 3, Watervliet, are the parents Criminology A son was bom Saturday, Juvenile Delinquency * Behavior 305. 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NILES A son was bom at 5:36 p.m. & BRAKE SHOPS 3 N .Ifd Stfoet Frozen Custard Item 16" Pizza Tuesday, November 9, 2004, to 684*4540 Angie Pocevich and Cecil Jackson 349 N. Main St., Watervliet Enter the % MUFFLERS • MAKES • SHOCKS • STRUTS • DRIVE SHAFTS • STEERING • CV SHAFTS LAKE MICHIGAN of Watervliet. He weighed 7 pounds, Mack's Frozen Custard Mack's Frozen Custard 11 ounces. contest COLLEGE and Pizza Parlor w W and Pizza Parlor Congratulations to these new Now through Dec. 1, *04 Now through Dec. 1, '04 (269) 463-4963 arrivals and their families. today! QUIOK » DEPENDABLE SERVICE 2G9-927-8128 • 1-800-252-1562 V \ \ i \ V h • I Page 6 Tri-Clty Record November 18, 2004 Benton Harbor Post Office, working the games on TV. p.m. Monday, Nov. 15, at Davidson In January of 1954, she married as a rural route driver, and retired Survivors include: his wife, Mar- Chapel, Florin Funeral Service, Logan Witt and together they raised Tri-City Area Obituaries when he was 75. He was a member garet; two sons-Keith (Patrice) Coloma, where visitation began at two sons, Jim (Diane) Witt of Na- purchase at The Chocolate Garden; November 18, 2004 Tri-Clty Record Pag*? of Central Assembly of God, where McCoy of St. Joseph and Kevin noon. Burial followed in Coloma perville, III., and John (Chris) Witt Watervliet High School Honor Roll Mattson's House of D^cor, 6472 ARTHUR DANIEL BAKER (Sally) Gideon of St. Joseph; and he was on the worship team for McCoy of Coloma; one daughter, Cemetery. Memorials may be made of Covert. She also has six grand- First Marking Period 2004/2005 Paw Paw Avenue; Arthur Daniel Baker, 75, of Hart- her special aunt, Janie Thompson of many years. He was an accom- Carolyn McCoy of Coloma; four to South Haven Area Hospice. children-Sarah, Logan, Adam, Eye of the Beholder Antiques, 283 The Honor Roll is determined by honor points earned during a marking period. An Honor Roll student is one ford, died Wednesday, November Tucson, Arizona. plished guitar player, singer, and grandchildren-Alan McCoy, Shane Chuck was bom March 2, 1924, in Cody, Keenan and Annie, all of Paw Paw Street; whose work is complete, whose grades average 3.0 or better, and who has no grade below a "C." An asterisk (#) Help light Lakeland's 10, 2004, at Community Hospital, She was preceded in death by her poet. Luther's hobbies were taking Herron, Danielle McCoy, and Na- Shelby, Mich., to Pauline and Sam- Covert; and a sister, Barbara This-N-That Antiques & Flea Mar- indicates all A's. th f^atervliet. parents; and by her husband. Grant pictures and stamp collecting. He than McCoy; one sister. Vera Bren- uel Rose. He was a retired truck Feamley of Muskegon. Leota en- 9 GRADE ket, 144 N. Church Street; and Art was bom on June 8, 1929, in Derfelt, on March 18,2004. was the sweetest and most wonder- ner of Coloma; three brothers- driver for Sodus Hard Chrome. joyed very much just being with the Abdullah Ali Angela Frazier Corey O'Hara Great Lakes Antique Mall. 210 13th annual "Tree of Life" ^Watervliet, the son of Arthur and Memorials may be made to Hos- Charles McCoy of Bangor, Bryan Survivors include: his son, Charles family when they would all get to- Rebecca Amabile Garret Freed Eric Oliphant Ryno Road. ful father. This holiday season, you are in- bring joy throughout the holiday Esther (Harris) Baker. He married pice at Home or the American Can- McCoy of St. Joseph, and L.T. (Kimberly) Rose Jr., and children gether. Deanna Austin Alyssa Gemer Andrea Richarson Take 1-94 to Exit 39. Tum right or Survivors include: his wife, vited to help Lakeland Hospital, St. season and will benefit others long the former Grace Vermillion, on cer Society. Those wishing to share McCoy of Coloma; and three step- Dustin and Amanda of Watervliet; Her parents and a brother, Daniel Amber Barry Chelsea Goodrich Jessica Richcreek left, as there will be great stuff both Marcia; one son, Everette (Pam) Joseph, honor lives, save lives and after the season is past. Elissa Bourlier* th ^bruary 17, 1951. He was formerly a memory or sign the guestbook Hombarger of Ft. Wayne, Ind.; four brothers-Charles Rider of Stock- one daughter, Doris (Mitch) Feamley, preceded her in death. Kyle Green Alura Schultz ways! light the 13 annual "Tree of Life." Shawn Campbell In recognition of your gift. Lake- (eniployed by the Village of Law- online may do so at www.starks- daughters-Phyllis Palmer of Wa- bridge, Mich., Carl Rider of Paw Dykema of Buchanan; six stepsons Leota's hobbies were knitting and Danielle Huff Daniel Scowcroft With every donation of $5 or more. land Auxiliary, St. Joseph, will send ^ rence for 25 years and also worked mqrchinggr.wm- tervliet, Linda (Larry) Roper of Paw, and Larry Rider of Honolulu, -Roy Lucas, Harry, Glynn, John, crossword puzzles, especially in the Cadie Cattes Candace Igert Melissa Skibbe Lakeland Auxiliary, St. Joseph, will a note to the person or family in ^t the Watervliet Paper Mill. BLANCHE MAE FRAZIER Antioch, Calif, Pamela (Roger) Hawaii. Joseph and George Dunn; 10 grand- last few years. In her earlier years, Kyle Chaney Emily Johnsen Ryan Smalley symbolically add a light to the Tree whose name your gift was made and i9,AS to his wishes, cremation has Blanche Mae Frazier, 69, of Co- Shuck of Humble, Texas, and Memorials may be made to an children; numerous stepgrandchil- she enjoyed canning and freezing Kristina Cooper^ Kendall Kling Ross Stillwell of Life. The tree, donated in mem- will include an invitation to the Tree 'ujke.13* n place. A graveside service to loma, died Sunday, Nov. 14, 2004, Nancy (Roland) Leeks of Antioch, organization of your choice. dren; and great-grandchildren; and the vegetables and meat that were Paula Cortes Caswell Kremers Kate Strong* ory of volunteer Vivian "Ardie" of Life lighting ceremony on Tues- i9no1 r his memory will be held at a at Community Hospital in Water- California; 13 grandchildren; seven MARIE MENKHAUS one sister, Dorothy. produced on their farm. She was a Samantha Crumb Darren Lane Elizabeth Summerford Schlicher, is located at the hospi- i# day, December 7, at 5:30 p.m. Both Jffte*r date in Maple Hill Cemetery, vliet. great-grandchildren; one brother, Marie Menkhaus died Wednesday, His parents; his wife, Thelma; great reader and spent a lot of time Daniel Lee Culberson Ashley Laplante Jeffrey Travis tal's main entrance. the donor and honoree will be rec- 'f-iartford. A celebration of her life was held R.L. (Donna) Hombarger of Ban- Nov. 10, 2004, at Jordan's Nursing daughter, Nadine Holbrook; step- reading her Bible and Christian Kathryn Curry Samantha Litaker Kayla Villarreal "We are inviting participation ognized on the Scroll of Honor dis- ^ Art is survived by his children- at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 17, at gor; and one sister, Mary (Forest) Home in Bridgman. son, Francis Dunn; and three step- books by noted authors of the day. Jerin DeHaven Casey McCalla Pauline Wendzel from the general publie," says Jacki played in the hospital's main lobby biana Gregory; Daniel Baker and Watervliet Community General Martin of Bald Knob, Arkansas. Her life began Oct. 20, 1917, in daughters-Marilyn Dunn, Jacque- When she lived on the farm, she Sarah Eastman* Shyanna Myers Sarah Wood Steinke, Lakeland Auxiliary, St. throughout the holiday season. , Kenny Baker, all of Hartford; step- Baptist Church, with the Rev. Lee His parents; a sister, Lozetti Rain- Chicago, Illinois. In 1959, Marie line Feller and Roxie Rummage- enjoyed seeing the deer and turkeys Tiffany Faulkner Nicholaus Nigro Joseph, President. "All Tree of Life Please send donations to: "Tree of children-Charles White of Fort Reels officiating. Visitation took water; and a grandson, Jeffrey Saur- moved to Coloma, where she stayed preceded him in death. in the fields and the yard. Her one Brianna Fish Travis Noles donations will stay in our local hos- Life," Lakeland Auxiliary, St. Jo- /[Myers, FL; Gerald White of place from 2 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at bier, preceded him in death. and raised her family. She was a LEOTA (FEARNLEY) WITT disappointment was she never had pital and be used for patient comfort 10™ GRADE seph, 1234 Napier Avenue, St. Jo- .Hammond, IN; and Jeannie Davidson Chapel, Florin Funeral Memorials may be made to the homemaker and member of St. Jo- Leota (Feamley) Witt, 84, of Hart- the opportunity to attend a Bible Chelsea Abel and care." Eric Hartstein Thomas Rodgers seph Ml 49085. Please do not send (Robert) Gribbins of Syracuse, NY; Service, Coloma. Burial followed in Central Assembly of God Foreign seph Catholic Church, Watervliet, ford, died November 11,2004. college. She did however, get her Karah Bower Last year, $4,000 from the Tree of Jessica Heier Ryan Rodriguez cash. Make checks payable to "Tree 26 grandchildren; 35 great- Fairview Cemetery, Watervliet. Missions or to the Watervliet High and member of the Altar and Rosary The family greeted friends from 6 degree in early elementary educa- Katelyn Bryce Life was donated to the Heart Cen- Rachel Hiler Dino Roumeliotis of Life." Also, please include your grandchildren; two sisters-Louise Blanche was bom Sept. 26, 1935, School Music Department. Society. Marie was also an active to 8 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 14, at tion from WMU. She will be truly Nathan Burke Nicholas Jackson Katie Ruggles ter for much-needed equipment. A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY, contact information as well as indi- ilMph) Smith of Paw Paw and in Mountain View, Ark., to Martha ELIZABETH MYLES JARIS volunteer in the community. Calvin Funeral Home, Hartford. missed by her family and friends Hayley Burtchett Andrew Johnson Jacob Spagnola This year's donations will go to the DOROTHY CANNELL...Friends cating whether your gift is a dona- Janet (Robert) Strand of Arizona; (Clark) and William Burrow, who Elizabeth (Bette) Myles Jaris, 81, Marie loved caring for her family The service to honor her memory and those at the Woodside Apart- Brandy Capovilla Kevin Kendzior Nicholas Stevens hospital's Oncology and Pediatric and family wished her a uHappy tion, is in honor of someone, or is in and a brother; Robert (Barb) Baker preceded her in death. She was a died in Watervliet on Nov. 7,2004. which includes: a daughter, Anita was held at 11 a.m. on Monday, ments. Varis Charoenvaravoot* Heather Krieger Trever Sutherland departments. Honor a friend, re- 90,h Birthdayw last Friday at the memory of someone. qf Watervliet. member of the Watervliet Commu- She was bom in Chicago, Illinois, (William) Hirsch; two sons-Paul Nov. 15, at Hartford Federated Ryan Clark Christine Milham Rachel Thomas member a loved one, or find the North Berrien Historical Museum For further information, please besides his parents, he was pre- nity General Baptist Church, where to John P. and Louise Cannavan. As (Christine) Menkhaus Jr. and Ed- Church, with Pastor Timothy Ny- Nicole Clement* Aaron Mooneyhan Nicholas Ursin perfect gift for those hard-to-buy- In Coloma. If you would like to contact the Volunteer Office of ceded in death by: his wife, Grace, she was the song leader. She was a young woman, she modeled, ward Menkhaus; six grandchildren; huis officiating. Burial was in Ma- Your nows Is Michael Cobb Alexia Mullen Nuria Villegas for people. Your tax-deductible send her a card, you may do so at: Lakeland Auxiliary, St. Joseph. on October 24, 2001; and a son, also past President of the Ladies worked at Marshall Field's, and four great-grandchildren; and a ple Hill Cemetery, Hartford. Sarah Cook Kathryn O* Riley Alecia Whitaker donation to the Tree of Life will wanted at the Dorothy Cannell, Wynwood of Joseph White, on December 2, Aid. She loved working in her assisted in the war effort in the map brother, Eugene (Anne) Bertemes. Memorials may be made to the James Enochs Shanna Okay Matthew Wiedman TRI-CITY RECORD! Meridian, S346 Marsh Road, 1993. church. She was currently employed room. Later, she worked as a real- She was preceded in death by: her Hartford Federated Church, Gide- Erin Faultersack Bradley Phillips Lydia Williams* Okemos, Ml 48864. BARBARA ANN DERFELT at Coloma Fabricare. Blanche was a tor. She enjoyed playing poker, husband, Paul J. Menkhaus; her ons International, or to the donor's Call 463-6397 San Juana Garcia Susan Pritchard Analyse Winans Barbara Ann Derfelt, 70, of Ben- wonderful cook. She loved her fam- dancing, and was the captain of the parents, Peter and Catherine Berte- choice. Kayla Haldy Cynthia Pmett Caitlin Worden ADVANCE PAy-Lkr ton Harbor, died Thursday, Nov. 11, ily and especially her grandchildren bowling league. She served as pre- mes; brother, Peter M. Bertemes Jr.; Leota (Feamley) Witt was bom in 11™ GRADE Korean War 2004, at her home. and great-granddaughter. cinct captain for national elections. and a sister, Catherine Menkhaus. Muskegon, MI. on Aug. 8, 1920. Nickol Adams Lacey Farlow Alexander Phillippe Check Cashing $100 ~ $500 A Celebration of Life Service was Survivors include: her son, Bobby Though she decorated her home for Friends visited with Marie's fam- She was the oldest of three children Ashley Agler Neal Faultersack Viviana Ramirez vets to meet held at 11 a.m. on Monday, Nov. Frazier Jr. of Coloma; two daugh- all holidays, Christmas was her fa- ily on Sunday, Nov. 14, from 4 to 7 in her family. She grew up in Mus- C.A.R. Jon Anderson Ashley Fink Elizabeth Rhodes -PAYROLL - MONEY ORDERS 15, at Kerley-Starks & Menchinger ters-Debbie (David) Slavicek of vorite. p.m. at Hutchins Funeral Home, kegon and graduated from high Austin Barchett Joel Freed Josh Roeder - BUSINESS Family Funeral Home, 2650 Niles Benton Harbor and Donna (Mi- Bette was a seasonal resident of Watervliet, with a prayer service at school there. Q urn u i) November 20 - PERSONAL Gene Barker Jessica Garland* Dennis Sansom Road, St. Joseph, with the Rev. Jeff chael) Springer of South Haven; six Coloma and Watervliet all her life 6:30 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial After graduation, she started her The Papasan-Mamasan Korean Seam us Bartlett Taylor Gast Nicholas Schultz Oliver officiating. Friends called grandchildren-Laura, Matt, Mark, and moved here permanently in was celebrated at 10 a.m. Monday, training to be a public school- AUTO Veterans Association will be meet- 451 E. St. Joseph Street Phone 269.468.7688 Melissa Beaudoin Nicole Hargrove Joshua Scott from 6 to 8 p.m. on Sunday at the Monica, Josh, and Amber; one 1976. Bette was a founding member Nov. 15, at St. Joseph Catholic teacher, at that time at Codnty ing Saturday, November 20, at 1:30 Coloma, Ml 49038 Fax 269.468.7690 Kelley Becker* Jamie Hartman Sarah Sheffer ftmeral home. great-granddaughter, Anissa Patzer; of the Paw Paw Lake Yacht Club Church, Watervliet, with Father Normal. She taught in Oceana RJPAIR p.m. (Michigan time) at Edwards- Joseph Bolin Allison Hauch Stuart Sherry j Mrs. Derfelt was bom Feb. 2, one brother, Lonnie Burrow of N. and the first woman driver at the Donald Wieber officiating. Burial County several years before she burg Post 365, located at 25995 E. Matthew Bolin Joshua Hoadley Lonnie Simmons I 1934, in Benton Harbor to Leon P. Little Rock, Ark.; and six sisters- club's boat races. was in St. Joseph Catholic Ceme- came to Hartford in 1950 to teach in U.S. 12 in Edwardsburg. ^ Friendly Week Night SpecialsF^ 468-5555 William Brown Fabian Hohne Jessica Smith ; and Florence (Lewis) Gideon. She Viola Litaker of Benton Harbor, Bette was the loving mother of tery, Watervliet. Memorials may be the Hartford school system. All Korean War veterans who Wednesday Megan Cahill* Ryan Krause Joshua Smith Mwrtw Rib Nigh! Thursday •; graduated from the University of Settie Frego and Jane Brewer of Betsy L. Warren (Edward) of Or- made to Berrien County Cancer She soon became a member of the FRONT END were in service between June 25, Mexican Night Jamie Cross Kaleb Kremers Lee Smith Half-slab of Tender Baby StwK Ntght Service or North Berrien Senior Hartford Federated Church and 1950, and June 30, 1955, are eligi- Back Ribs, Soup or Salad, Choice of; Steak or Chicken One-Pound Steak Dinner i; Texas at El Paso with a Bachelor of Jonesboro, Arte., Bonnie Graften- lando, Florida, and Victoria J. Jessica De Loach Jake Litaker Derek Twite ble to attend. Warm Bread and choice of FajKas, served with Warm Bread, •I ^irts degree. On Sept. 3, 1954, she reed of Paragould, Ark., Faye Dunlop (James) of Coloma. Her Center. served in many different positions ALIGNMENT Amanda Dillenbeck M W Ashley Lucas James Tyler Potato. $8.99 Full-slab OR Beef, Chicken or Bean Soup or Salad, and choice Ij married Grant Derfelt and together Graftenreed of Ironton, Missouri, grandchildren-Jonathon E. Warren EDWIN ED RETZKE in the church and Sunday school. Includes front wheel drives & 4X4 P/U For more information, call Bill Daniel Dudek Shannon McLaughlin Hannah Wildeman $10.99 Burritos.OR of Potato. $9.99 !»they owned and operated the popu- and Donna Easley of Piano, Texas. of Winter Garden, Florida, and Edwin "Ed" Retzke, devoted hus- She was also a member of the auxil- Miller at (269) 471-1405. Cheese Enchiladas $6.99 ; Kendra Edwards* Faryn Paine Bradley Wing* All House Wines $1.00 Drafts: Bud, Bud ; lar Barensten Candy Company for She was preceded in death by: her Elizabeth J. Warren of Orlando- band and friend, died Tuesday, Nov. iary of the Gideons Intemational Margaritas $2.00 Light, Michelob $30.00 & Up Benjamin Eisen* Heather Palmitier Paige Yore* $2.50 a glass 9, 2004, at Lakeland Hospital, St. and the Michigan Retired School Ultra, Miller Uti. •I many years. Barbara was a devoted husband, Bobby Sr. in 2003; her were a great source of pride and a MOST AMERICAN MADE CARS 12™ GRADE Coloma Joseph, after a six-month battle with Personnel, serving that organization Tuesday wife, mother, and grandmother and son, Kenneth in 1993; one brother, joy in her life. Princess, her loyal Open Mon-Fri 8:30-5:30 Ashley Amabile for several years. She also served on Samantha Gales Kameron Morris Crab Putt FrMiy will be sadly missed by all who Garfield Burrow; and two sisters- cat who provided 14 years of com- gall bladder cancer. His wife of 37 Monica Arendt DOWNTOWN COLOMA Kimberly Gear* Eric Odom All you can eat Pith ft Clriw knew her. Inez Warren and Imogene Schagel. panionship, remains. years and close friends surrounded the election board for a number of VISA & MASTER CARDS ACCEPTED Township Timothy Bishop Matthew Green Ashley Parker Crab Dinner. All you can eat ten- Mrs. Derfelt is survived by her Memorials may be made to the Bette was married to Henry John him at the time of his death. years. der Breaded Cod Esteban Blanco Shawna Gunn Eric Piggott Includes Warm daughter, Susan (Robert) Bandsma Ladies Aid at Watervliet Commu- Jaris, her high school science Funeral services were held 10 a.m. Jessica Brown Bread, and andPubFriat Phillip Halamka Gabriel Ramirez* officials served v^th Warm (J? Coloma; her son, David (Chris) nity General Baptist Church. teacher, who preceded her in death Saturday, Nov. 13, at Peace Lu- Stephanie Burgoyne choice of Potato. Christopher Hauch* Jessica Rose Bread & Coleslaw. rt'erfclt of Franklin, Mass.; three BEN GALE in 1972. He retired after 40 years theran Church, .St Joseph, with the $9.99 Anna Burke Andrea Himes $7.99 grandchildren-Sarah, Adam and Rev. Paul A. .Koehneke officiating. Timothy Schuck* Domestic Bottled Ben Gale, 79, of Coloma, died with the Chicago Public Schools Katie Burtchett* A lfJ»>S Slooff iJiv/ John Hinkelman Christopher Smilh sworn in b Beer $1.50 *'> Emily Derfelt; one brother, Robert Sunday, Nov. 14, 2004, at Lakeland and was active in organizing their Burial was in Grace!and Cemetery, Marco Casiano Jeffrey Hoadley Britani Spencer By Noel Carlson Downtown Coloma . Continuing Care Center in Berrien annual science fairs. Also preceding Bridgman. Friends met with the Laura Cobum James Keech Ashley Teed Coloma Charter Township officials Center. her in death were her brother and family from 3 to 8 p.m. Friday at i for lunch - served the Friendly way! Patrick Coffin Ngoc "Ruby" Le Tran A service celebrating his life was sister-in-law, John ("Jack") P. Can- Boyd-Pike Funeral Home, Bridg- Shawna Tober* took the oath of office after the Crystal Collins Brittany Marks* held at 10 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 18, naven and Jeannine Cannaven of man. Renae Wachowicz Township Board meeting on Kathreen Cooper Kourtney Marvin* at Davidson Chapel of Florin Fu- Coloma. Jack was also a founding Ed was bom July 7, 1933, in Chi- Erik Wilkinson Wednesday, November 10. SENIORS WANTED Nickie Cross Lynsay McDonnel neral Service Inc. in Coloma. Burial member of the Yacht Club and ac- cago, to Edwin and Irene (Knowles) Hannah Williamsen Supervisor Ken Parrigin; Treasurer Michelle Ditchie Jennifer Milliken followed in Maple Hill Cemetery in tive in Paw Paw Lake flood control. Retzke. He graduated from St. Jo- Ashley Wyatt Lance Becht; Clerk Nancy Baiers; Sarah Elliott Jason Mills Is Hartford. Visitation was held from 5 Bette had lost lifelong friends- seph High School, Class of 1951, Kristine Yeske and trustees Cindy Aviles, Bob Justin Etemi Benjamin Morlock 100% Digital cfioriix Sfiore to 8 p.m. Wednesday evening. Shirley Cox, Marilyn Roeh and and earned his bachelor's degree at Molter and Ed Helbling read the cflkmory Bardons Ben was bom on Feb. 8, 1925, in Edith Gardiner of Watervliet. Western Michigan University and oath and pledged their service. Custom Fit Hammond, Indiana, to Michael and Shirley's children-Joanna Hansen, master's degree at Michigan State Investing in Your Future Coloma Trustee Bryan Duffield was absent. Victoria (Forit) Galkiewicz. He was Sherry Beven and Bob Cox-were University. He was a U.S. Army The current term ends Nov. 20, 5027 M-63 North By Charles Stein Once you know what you want to do the youngest of five children. He like her own; and Edith's children- veteran. when Ed Helbling will fill the posi- Canai Coloma, MI 49038 Investment during your retirement, you need to and his bride, Lena Picone, were Ed was employed by Modem Plas- Country tion of trustee Ken Teutsch who (269) 849-1100 Kelly Buckner, Riley Kulak and Representative calculate, at least in broad terms, married on Nov. 22, 1952. Mr. Gale v Fax (269) 849-0280 Wynne Wigderson-kept in touch tics for 30 years in sales. During Edwardjones how much it will cost. Specifically, decided not to run in the recent elec- retired from Clark Equipment Cor- with their "Aunt Bette." Close those years, he made many friends Sarrinf lndividu«l Invnton Since \Mrj you'll want to know about how much Holiday tions. poration in 1982 after 26 years of friends Lova Watson and Ginny with whom he still stayed in touch 154 Badt Dr. money you'll need at the time you The oath of office reads, "I, (fill in $ employment as a security guard. He Bridges remain. with after his retirement. Coloma retire, how much Income you might Nov. 19-21 name), do solemnly swear that 1 will was a member of the Grand Rapids A Celebration of her Life was held Ed and his wife, Ruth, loved to have during retirement, and how support the Constitution of the 468-4153 Come to Coloma and enjoy a Bible Students Church and a past Tuesday, Nov. 16, from 2 to 5 p.m. travel and saw many places of inter- much you'll need to withdraw each United States and the Constitution weekend of chocolate, wine, an- member of the Toastmasters Club. at the Paw Paw Lake Yacht Club, est over the United States and Take Action During year from your various retirement of this state, and that 1 will faithfully When tiques, and more! A charming array Ben also enjoyed fishing and play- Coloma. Bette was one who cele- around the world. Ed was a warm- 'Retirement Planning Week** plans (IRA, 401 (k), etc.) Obviously, perform the duties of the office of you're of unique holiday stops will feature Hotchins Fpnpral Home ing golf. brated life while she was here and hearted man who loved all creatures This is National Retirement Planning these calculations can be. complex, (fill in office) in and for the Town- having a so you may want to work with a sipping of award-winning wines, MS. Mali St, Watervliet Survivors include: his wife, Lena lived it the way she wanted, on her of nature and spent much time out- Week - which means Its a great time ship of Coloma, County of Berrien FRUITBELT HEARING CENTER baby, nothing's financial professional. nibbling nationally renown choco- of Coloma; a daughter, Diane Gale own terms. She was interred at doors at their farm attending to wild to determine how to boost your and State of Michigan, according to 4*3-3811 "Ratchet up" your retirement sav- late truffles, brousing around beau- 468-3920 1-888-671-0116 of Coloma; many nieces and neph- North Shore Memory Gardens. animals and birds. He was also very more important prospects for a comfortable retire- the best of my ability, so help me ment. ings ' Look at your current retirement tiful antiques and fun flea market ews; and dear friends. He was pre- In honor of her love for animals, active in the Man to Man Prostate than having a healthy God." 6693 Red Arrow Hwy., Coloma COURTEOUS SERVICE IN National Retirement Planning Week savings vehicles. Are you contribut- finds, tasting terrific apple pies, and ceded in death by: his parents; memorials may be made to: Animal Cancer support group. He counseled one. That's why the staff at our •A DIGNIFIED MANNER s sponsored by the National ing the maximum amounts to your lunching with the locals. brothers-John, Joe and Frank Gale; Aid, P.O. Box 407, St. Joseph, many men who needed advice on M A. L. Stagg Birthing Center provide the Retirement Planning Coalition, a traditional or Roth IRA and your A Coloma Country Holiday" will and his sister, Kay Scomia. Mich., 49085. Hutchins Funeral treatment options. ROLAND T. HUTCHINS, Dlroctof highest level of care possible, while maintaining a nurturing, group of financial industry organiza- 401 (k)? If you can't afford to "max be held from noon until 5:00 p.m. Memorials may be made to North Home, Watervliet, is in charge of His wife, Ruth; and his adopted tions whose goal is to educate peo- out" on these plans, put In as much Friday through Sunday, November FREE Bosk Berrien Senior Center or the do- the arrangements. family-Bob and Niki Eddy and compassionate atmosphere. They say nothing can prepare you ple on the Issues related to retire- as you can. So, for example, when- 19-20-21, at Coloma area busi- Expect More. nor's choice. their daughters, Erica and Adrian- for childbirth. We can. Call for an appointment today, or to ask ever you get a raise in salary, Clwckinc) a ment planning. And it appears that nesses. survive Ed. His sister, Marilyn for information about: increase the amount you put in to most people could benefit from this Businesses taking part in the fun Baushke of Coloma; four nephews; your 401 (k); if you get a bonus, a tax :: - facility tours - prenatal classes type of education. In fact, the evi- and festive activities are: and one niece also survive him. refund or another "windfall," put part NOW Accounts - infant CPR classes - birth planning sessions dence suggests that most of us Karma Vista Vineyards & Winery, CALVIN FUNERAL HOME Memorial contributions may be aren't saving enough for retirement - of it into your IRA. • E. Main St, Hirttori - newborn hearing screens - lactation counseling Invest for growth opportunity - If 6991 Ryno Road; VERNON KEITH McCOY given to Peace Lutheran Church or and we dont even know how much APY1 62U101 post-partum exercise program you're going to achieve your retire- Contessa Wine Cellars, 3235 Fri- Generations Vemon Keith McCoy, 78, of Co- Berrien County Cancer Service. we should save. Consider the follow- LUTHER J. HORNBARGER ment goals, your money has to have day Road; You are invited to sign a guestbook ng: Gold Accounts Luther J. Hombarger, 83, of Wa- loma, died early Friday morning, Deli By The Park, 126 N. Church The U.S. personal savings rate, as the opportunity for growth. tervliet, died Sunday, Nov. 14, Nov. 12, 2004, at Community Hos- and "Share a Memory" with the ^COMMUNITY a percentage of disposable personal Consequently, you will need to Street; 2004, at lakeland Hospital, St Jo- pital in Watervliet. femily at www.BovdPike.com. Vfatm&t. Mu biftin ncome, was just 2.1 percent In devote a considerable part of your The Chocolate Garden, 2691 Ryno Online Bill Pay seph. Funeral services celebrating his CHARLES P. ROSE SR. OSPITAL LEONARD FUNERAL HOME 2003, according to the U.S. portfolio - your IRA, 401 (k) and any Road; ' life were held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Charles P. Rose Sr.,. 80, of Co- (269) 463-3111 ~ 1-800-463-1164 • iiww.coniMunityhospitalwatervliet.com 222 E. 81. JOMpti, Uwrane* Funeral services were held at 11 Department of Commerce. Two other investment accounts you may Jollay Orchards will have its fa- Nov. 16, at Davidson Chapel, Florin loma, died Wednesday, Nov. 10, H 674-8131 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 18, at Central decades earlier, in 1984, this rate have • to stocks. Historically, stocks mous apple pies for sampling and Certificates of Assembly of God in Coloma, where Funeral Service in Coloma, where 2004, at his home. nodiing's more important than vour have outperformed all other asset Funeral services were held at 1 was 10.8 percent. Deposit visitation was held Wednesday eve- visitation was on Monday from 5 to Only about four in 10 workers have classes - bonds, government securi- 1 Hour Photo ning from 5 to 8 p.m. Burial fol- 8 p.m. Burial followed in Hill calculated how mqch they'll need to ties, certificates of deposit, etc. Of lowed in North Shore Memory Gar- Cemetery, Lawrence. course, ifs true that stock prices will FLORIN save to live comfortably In retire- Pharmacy Internet Banking FUNERAL SERVICE dens, Hagar Shores. Davidson Keith was bom Aug. 17, 1926, in Crystal SfrlHft Jtorisl & GREENHOUS ment, according to the 2004 fluctuate In the short term. But you Chapel, Florin Funeral Service, is Lawrence, to Lula (Vemon) and Retirement Confidence Survey, pub- can reduce your investment risk by DAVIDSON CHAPEL purchasing quality stocks, holding Health & 241E. Center St, Cotoma assisting the family. Bryan McCoy. He served our coun- SPECIALIZING IN "Where Quality Comes First" Dellverv^fncludes: lished by the Employee Benefit them for the long term, and combin- IRAs Mr. Hombarger was bom July 26, try during World War II in the U.S. ^ Large Selection of Blooming Research Institute. Beauty Aids 468-3181 JjlLiliv Bentt^ffWroor, SU Jowph. , ing them with other investments in a 1921, in Morehouse, Missouri, to Army. He married Margaret Frank These statistics are telling a pretty ^ and Green Rants diversified portfolio.. Please remem- in Coloma on Oct 20, 1951. Keith scary story. What can you do to Package Liquor laSaffe Beulah Mae and George Luther ^ Fresh Flpwer Berrien Springs ber that past performance does not Hombarger. He married his wife, retired from the Van Buren County make sure It Isn't your story? Take & Custom Intake Berrien Center assure future results and stocks are Toys & Gifts Fec/erof Savings Bonk Marcie (nee Ellis) on May 21,1943, Road Commission with a total of 51 the following steps: Baroda, Eau Claire, Envision your retirement lifestyle - subject to market risk to include the Candy-Cards-Wrap in New Madrid, Mo., and his love years, working full time for 38 925-1167 potential loss of principal invested. The bank that's not for sale. Coloma, Hartford When you think of "retirement." what for her carried through 61 years. He years and then part time for 13 : sr.'£r 1-800-948-1801 Plan for retirement - all year long Open Images come to your mind? Will you 1 •Q00-922-5221 • www.lasallBfederal.com served in the U.S. Coast Guard dur- years. He enjoyed gardening, hunt- A Garden ... WatervlfeltjiihijMioUiM If you want to make progress toward VwwdFWomtqj* Wd, Mniwrn travel the world? Open a small busi- ing World War II. ing, and fishing. He loved watching 1 your retirement goals, use Nationa Dally bdaio* of^500t>q*n oi

Sunday, December 12, in the tions. r< P«ge 8 Tri-Clty Record November 18,2004 "Community dents attending a Catholic college November 18, 2004 Tri-City Record Page 9 Watervliet High School Auditorium For further information on the son. 1 see her interacting with many LQMA MOVIE GUIDE or university during thc 2005-2006 at 3:00 p.m. scholarship program, interested Coloma different students and making good THE INCRED1BLES - (Held Over!) Animated movie with the voices academic year. An additional Whirlpool Corporation unites Soup & Salad persons should contact the Nazareth decisions which, one day, I am sure, "Kute Kids ,. of Craig T. Nelson, Holly Hunter & Samuel L. Jackson. A retired superhero Tickets for the event will be on $1,500 one-time scholarship is be- Association officc at (269) 342- will help her achieve all her itching to get back into action gets his chance when a mysterious commu- Supper" sale in the Auditorium on November ing awarded to a nursing student. with Van Buren Intermediate I Middle School 1191. dreams." nication summons him to a remote island for a secret assignment. ( PG ) 22 and 29 and December 6 from 6-7 Criteria include junior or senior Linda does well in all her subjects, SHALL WE DANCE? - (Held Over!) Romantic comedy starring Jen- December 3 p.m.; and November 18 and level standing, 3.0 cumulative School District for its United "Student of December 1 from 5-7 p.m. They but her favorite subject is history nifer Lopez, Richard Gere & Susan Sarandon. A lawyer signs up for les- A "Community Soup & c.ih grade-point average, involvement in Your nsws Is will also be sold during lunch hours because she enjoys her teacher's sons and becomes a ballroom dance competitor. CPO-IS *) Supper" will be held Friday, volunteer activities, and full-time wanted at the Way "Day of Caring" the Week" at the High School, from 11:30 humor. FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS - (Held Over!) Comedy/drama stars Billy i December 3, from 5:00-6:30 p.m., attendance. TRI-CITY RECORDI Whirlpool Corporation employees ren Technology Center, thc Brush Sixth-grade Coloma Middle a.m.-12:30 p.m. every day, until thc Although Linda is not sure what Bob Thornton & Derek Luke. Based on a bestseller about the lives in-1 and will be hosted by the North The selection process includes once again reached out to thc com- Creek Trail and Gallery Woods now..; Sdiool student Emma Tressmer has contest. Call 463-6397 she wants to do after high school, volved in Texas and emphasis placed on high school football. ( PG-13 ) Berrien Senior Center in Coloma. submission of the scholarship appli- munity for its United Way 44Day of have two new decks that will b^-j b^en selected as "Student of the shc Cost of the tickets is $8 in advancc U H c . a. , .... r she wants to attend col- SPONGEBOB - Featuring thc voices of Alec Baldwin & David Hassel- The cost ij $4 for adults; children cation, transcripts, an essay suiting Caring." On Octobcr 15, approxi- used as outdoor classrooms. Th^. Week. Emma .. the only ch.ld of lege ^ achieve , thi pos. and $10 at the door. hoff. Starring the squarepants-clad sponge himself along with all his trusty 12 ft under are $3; and children 3 the applicants' educational and ca- MO CHAROE mately 40 employees volunteered at greenhouse pavilion also received Ben and Ann-Mane Tressmer of sibl her dream of one ^ friends from Bikini Bottom, this action-packed undersea adventure is based: yean ft under eat for free. If you have any questions, please reer goals, and three letters of rec- FOR THE MEWS the Van Buren Intermediate School fresh coat of stain. Coloma Emma also has the pnvi- ing farllous wil, C0(ne ^ call Deb McVay or Gale Morales at ommendation. on the ever-popular Emmy-winning TV series. ( PG ) All proceeds help support the TheTri-Clty Record dots not District. The goal of this projcct is to "bring . ng er g Paren,S 006 T J w r J r ' Linda would also like to North Berrien County Food Pantry. WHS at (269) 463-4221 or 463- . The deadline for the scholarship charge to print local obltuarlee; Projects included the Wildlife students, staff, and community to-.i Mr. and Mrs. Woody Tressmer. visit Europe to see the European life 0320. application is March 15,2005. wedding, engagement and Habitat Projcct and the Bert Goens gether to create an outdoor leaming Emma was nommated by her math ^ ^ NOV 19 THRU NOV 23 le t0 landmarlcs WWW.MOORETHEATRES.COIVI THURSDAYS B.Y.O.B The Nazareth Association is com- annlvertary Leaming Center garden area. environment which can enhance \ teacher, Mrs. Connie Rodnguez. congratulations. Linda! prised of alumni, friends, and bene- announcements, etc. This is thc third year Whirlpool education, wellness, and steward- Mrs. Rodnguez sa.d, "She s very ^ ^ MOVIE CARD-A GIFT OF A GREAT TIME Nazareth fo|)owi local merchants Mr. Watervliet's factors dedicated to the tradition Mall to: Corporation employees have gener- ship." conscientious when it comes to her AREAS ONLY ALL DIGITAL SOUND THEATRES thc slaff at WMS in congratulatin and mission of Nazareth College, Tri-Clty Record ously donated their time and talents For more information on the Van math work. She works well in a Association this "Student of the Week" for her I Oil \ 468 LOM A ( Ol OM \ "Dreams Come Barbour Hall, Nazareth Academy, P.O. Box 7 to dear trails and build structures, Buren Intermediate School District group and is always willing to help i I Ki I rope ()U\ hard work and dedication: Waffle and Borgess/St. Camillus/St. Joseph Watervliet. Ml 49098 making these areas more accessible Wildlife Habitat Projcct or the Bert > others when working together. She 1:30 4:10 7:00 9:20 PC House (Free Appetizer Coupon), THE INCRED1BLES True" set for scholarships Schools of Nursing. Thc scholarship E-mail to: to students, staff and thc commu- Goens Leaming Center garden area, ; is a very nice young lady." newiflfrriclty record, com Coloma Pizza Hut ($10 Gift Certifi- 4:35 6:40 PGI3 program is intended to support stu- nity. please contact Mary Lou Butkovich, Her favorite class is math with SHALL WE DANCE? Or drop your Information off at: n . . . . cate), McDonald's (Free Sandwich December 12 available dents at Catholic colleges and uni- Thanks to these volunteers, Whirl- Sally Boothby or Penny Axe at; Mrs. Rodnguez, where their current Coupon) Wesco (Fountain ^ & i;40 *45PGi3 138 N. Main Street FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS Thc Mr. Watervliet Contest, The Nazareth Association is offer- versities that reflect a purpose and pool Corporation and Landscaping (269)674-8091. . (Don't forget the picture!) project is constructing toothpick Do™, Coupon), and WPS Athletic SPONGEBOB l:SS 4:25 6:50 8:35 PG "Dreams Come True," will be held ing two $1,000 scholarships to stu- philosophy similar to those institu- Program students from thc Van Bu- bridges. Office (Free I-Event Student Pass). jTHESE "KUTE KIDS"...are (from the left) Devin Nell and Dylan IIKiAN SOI I II II WIN ()37-l()(»2 Thomas Sawyer, born to Vern and Sara Sawyer on August 31, 2004, THE INCREDIBLES 1:15*4:05 6:55 9:15PG Watervliet at South Haven Community Hospital. Devin weighed 6 pounds, 2 Public Schools ounces; and twin brother Dylan weighed 5 pounds, 8 ounces. The NATIONAL TREASURE 1:00*3:50 6:45 9:25 PG Last chance to enter hurry! Sawyers also have a son, Tyler; and a daughter, Megan. Their proud POLAR EXPRESS 1:30* 4:15 6:35 8:35 G grandparents are Karen Sawyer of Coloma and Sarah Bachleda of THUR BRING YOUR OWN BAG FOR FREE FRESH POPCORN District Buchanan. Share a photo of your "Kute Kids" with your friends, READY MILTS 6S3-1112 Calendar neighbors, and relatives who read the Tri-City Record. Make sure you THE INCREDIBLES 1:15 4:00 6:50 9:10 PC write your kids' names on the back of the picture and include any other . m-*. #- m* * Friday, November 19: NORTH 1:40 4:20 7:00 9:30 PG13 Win a Turkey for Thanksgiving Dinner AFTER THE SUNSET SCHOOL-Career Day. HIGH information about it you'd like to see in the paper, including mom and\ SCHOOL-Girls Basketball District dad, grandma and grandpa, and so on. Send the photo to the Tri-City POLAR EXPRESS 1:30 4:10 6:30 8:30 G Championship Game at Blooming- Record, P.O. Box 7, Watervliet, MI 49098. Pick up the photo after it 1 00 3 50 6:40 9:20 PG • T- * .> T appears in the paper or include a stamped, self-addressed envelope and NATIONAL TREASURE \ , i dale, 7:00 p.m.; School Dance spon- k v a. • / we'll mail it back to you. sored by National Honor Society, STARTS 11/24 CHRISTMAS WITH THE KRANKS Free drawing... no purchase necessarvl 9:00-11:30 p.m. 1' ^1 i.si Where are your "Kute Kids"? SAT-SUN r s • x'v Wednesday, Nov. 24: ALL SCHOOLS-Half Day of School. Thursday/Friday, Nov. 25 & 26: Sf FREE TURKE FREE TURKEY FREE TURKE FREE TURKEY ALL SCHOOLS-no school A SECONDARY Email your news, DRAWING ENTRY DRAWING ENTRY DRAWING ENTRY DRAWING ENTRY (Thanksgiving Break). LUNCH (Incredibles): Monday - photos & Name . Name Name Name • Emma works as a teaching assis- Wednesday, Dec. 1: MIDDLE Casa Ortega Nacho Bar. Tuesday - subscriptions Address. City. Address, City. tant for Mrs. Hammerschmidt and SCHOOL-Basketbal! at Marcellus, Pizza Dippers w/Marinara Sauce. Address, City. Address. City. to FRIDAY 11-19-04- THURSDAY 11-23-04 enjoys swimming, basketball, and 5:00 p.m. Wednesday - Join us for Breakfast •hone # Phone # 'hone # Phone # hanging out with her friends. She Friday, Dec. 3: SOUTH (No Lunch - Half Day). Thursday & [email protected] After the Sunset National Treasure Cowlwt entry deadline It 12 noon the Monday beforel Contest entry deadline is 12 noon the Monday beforeThanks- Contest entry deadline Is 12 noon the Monday beforeThanii Contest entry deadline is 12 noon the Monday beforeThanks- giving. Each contest sponsor will contact their winner and give^ giving. Each contest sponsor will contact their winner and give giving. Each contest sponsor will contact their winner and givi also plays the piano, is active in her SCHOOL-Spirit Day. Friday^ - No Lunch (Thanksgiving iMng. Each contest eponeor wM contact their winner and give (PG13) • (PG) turfcey. Winner namei wM he pubilthed in the Tr^Cay Record. turfcey. Winner names will be published In the Tri-City Record.^ turfcey. Winner names will be published in the Tri-Clty Record. turfcey. Winner names will be published in the Tri-City Record. religion, and often reads the Bible. Saturday, Dec. 4: HIGH SCHOOL Break). i « Emma's favorite book is I Have -Wrestling at Cassopolis, TBA. 2:10, 4:25, 6:40, 9:00 1:20, 4:05, 6:45, 9:25 ^ Miller Wtoo&jlieicC \\ • Lived a Thousand Years by Livia Monday, Dec. 6: MIDDLE Bridget Jones WATERVLIET HARTFORD Biton Jackson. SCHOOL-Basketball • at Lawton, Christmas with the Thermometei f « Edge of Reason (R) ^CHRYSLER DODGE JJ The following local merchants join 5:00 p.m. Brad Yazel to speak at Kranks (PG) HARTFORD ,\\1 12:40, 2:60, 5:05, 7:15, 9:30 RDINGSm RDING ;||J the staff at CMS in congratulating MTERVU SAT 7:00 only .11 this "Student of the Week" for her Van Buren Regional Society Spongbob Coloma Cll hard work and dedication: Squarepants PG ) Coloma Pizza Hut ($10 gift cer- The Polar Express Community meeting November 22 •ii) tificate), Waffle House (free appe- 1:25, 2:15, 3:30, 4:25, 5:35, (G) Brad Yazel, funeral director for about for this area of our family \il tizer coupon), McDonald's (free 6:30, 7:40, 8:35 Schools Groner Funeral Home and Crema- research. 1:35, 2:20, 3:50, 4:45, 6:10, J , w . .W , sandwich coupon), Wesco (fpi^nt^in. • '.CM i I Mi tion Services in Dowagiac, will be Yazel is a licensed ftmeral difetto The Incredibles (PG) wMSf WO,-9:30^. ib drink and popcorn). Candy Castle the speaker for the Novemhler 22 in the state of Michigan and Ohio, 12:50, 1:50, 2:30, 3:20, ($2.50 gift certificate), AMF Bowl- menus Fintting Neverland [EE TURKEYj FREE TURKEYJ FREE TURKEY meeting of the Van Buren Regional He is a graduate of Ohio State Uni- FREE TURKEY, ing Lanes (two free games), Coloma November 22-26 4:20, 5:00, 5:50, 6:50, 7:30, (PG) lRAWING ENTRY DRAWING ENTRY Genealogical Society. The meeting versity and the Cincinnati College 8:20 DRAWING ENTRY DRAWING ENTRY Athletic Department (free student ELEMENTARY nDCAvrAo-r w j at 7:00 p.m. at Webster of Mortuary Science. To his credit, Name^ Name pass), and ChartwelPs School Din- SAT 7:00 SUN 4:00 Name Name y CnCh Friday Night Lights f ^ t "^[ Library in Decatur. Brad has received several profes- Address City. Address City. Address. City. ;»'! ing Services at Coloma Middle Tu day 86 Yazel wil1 1 65 111 a Address. City. p. i . \r . f ,5 if P " ® program on sional awards and recognitions, (PG13) Seed of Chucfcy(R) School (snack gift certificate). 'hone # 'hone # Th?.!cH o .J "c . PreP^g ^ body for burial from including Ohio Embalmer of the 9:20 Phone # Phone # 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45, 9:45 Contort entry deadline Is 12 noon the Monday beforel Contest entry deadline is 12 noon the Monday beforel F d % ® Sandwich. Colonial times until the present Year in 1996 and the prestigious Contest entry deadline is 12 noon the Monday beforeThanks- Contest entry deadline Is 12 noon the Monday beforeThanks- gtotog. Each contoet sponeor wM contact their winner and give ghring. Each contest sponsor will contact their winner and givej giving. Each contest sponsor will contact their winner and give giving. Each contest sponsor will contact their winner and give^ t ne em Watervliet iTnjru w ? oi. i- " ' phasis on the Civil Russler Award for Outstanding Saw (R) turfcey. Winner namee tHB be pubNahed in the Tri-City Record. turfcey. Winner names will be published in the Trl-Clty RecordT turfcey. Winner names will be published in the Tri-Clty Record. turfcey. Wnner namee will be published in the Tri-Clty Record. LUNCH: Monday - Chili Dog on War time when changes ^ t0 Yo Funeral Director Ray {pgi3) 9:50 WATERVLIET 131(6 lace RICHTER CHEMICAL BANK Middle School 1™°^. TrK c ? P - The public is invited to attend and Shal^ 1 . •l • W• e DancMk e 2:55, 6:05, 9:10 ELITE unlled Ham & Cheese Sand- Brad has spent and enjoyed many hear this excellent program. You are The Grudge ISURANCE AGENCY ACE SHORELINE wic . uesday - Thankjgiving years studying the history of prepar- invited to come and share your fam- (PG13) BAR & GRILL ( "Student of (PG13) rap or Pizza Dip^rs. Wednesday body for burial and, in his ily history or questions with us. 2:15, 4:30, 6:45, 9:05 [/>,.HARTFORD V. WATERVLI IARDWARI COLOMA UoifrT f cu n1 T*' presentation, he covers some of the For more information, call Toni I. 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00,9:15 the Week" Halt Day ot SchootyThursday & things that we have read and heard Benson at (269) 423-4771. The eighth-grade team at Water- Friday - No Lunch (Thanksgiving vliet Middle School has chosen Break). Linda Cortes as this week's "Stu- Proceeds to benefit Calline All Colors dent of the Week." Linda lives with Community Calendar TO ENTER ALL THE DRAWINGS... Fill in the turkeys with your name, address, by the sponsoring business, and the names of all the winners will be published in her mom, Horlanda Cortes, and and phone number. Cut the turkey entries from the paper and drop them off at the that week's Tri-City Record. Store employees and their families are not eligible to three sisters. She is very proud of We Sing!: A family musical Sponsored as a community service by Orchard Hill Sanitary Landfill her family and also of all she has participating stores (one entry per store, please). The winning entries will be win their employer's prize; however, they may win turkeys from other stores. Send Community Calendar listings to: Tri-Clty Record, P.O. Box 7, Water- accomplished in her life. celebration to be presented drawn Monday, November 22. at 12:00 noon. Winners will be contacted by phone Please drop off your own entry in each store! You must be at least 18 to enter! Linda has lived in Watervliet most vliet, Ml 49098; Fax to (616) 463-8329; or e-mall to newsfltricltvrecord.com of her life; however, she went to Listings must be renewed weekly; the listing deadline for next week's paper Covert for her third- through sixth- Nov. 21 in Benton Harbor T hope. Is noon on Monday. grade years. On Sunday, November 21, an ex- FREE TURKEY! FREE TURKEY FREE TURKEYj FREE TURKEY Spoken like a true woman, Linda citing family musical celebration is Initially assembled by the Race Aviltable now, "APPLICATIONS FOR MISS WATERVLIET SCHOLARSHIP PAGEANT," sponsored by Watervliet Lions Club, at Water- IRAWING ENTRY vliet High School Office or by calling Joyce Wendzel at 463-4370. TEA 1$ set for 2 p.m. November 28 at Watervliet Public Library. Open DRAWING ENTtf IRAWING ENTRY DRAWING ENTRY lives by the quote, "If the shoe fits, coming to the State Theater in Relations Council of Southwest f to any young lady 17-21 residing in the Watervliet School District. Name lame Name buy it in every color!" downtown Benton Harbor! Calling Michigan to sing for their annual Name All Colors presents a We Sing! con- awards program, All God's Chil- Now through Nov. 26. "ACCEPTING DONATIONS FOR PACKAGES THAT WILL BE SENT TO OUR OVERSEAS TROOPS." Stop in at Address City. Address. City. Address. City. Curvet on Red Arrow Highway, between Coloma & Watervliet, for a list of items needed or for more information you might need. Address. City. cert with renowned performers dren generated such a positive re- Si You may alto call 463-8370. Phone # Phone # Phone # JV sponse that it soon began receiving fPhone # Gemini and Laron Williams, joined Now through Nov. 29, "TAKING ORDERS FOR WHS BAND PROGRAM'S CITRUS SALE," w/delivery second week of December. Call Contoet entry deediine is 12 noon the Monday beforel Contest entry deadline Is 12 noon the Monday beforeThanks- Contest entry deadline is 12 noon ths Monday beforel invitations from communities ' Contest entry deadline is 12 noon the Monday beforeThanks- by the All God's Children Commu- 463-6566 to place your order. gMng. Each contoet sponsor wM contact tfcek winner and give giving. Each contest sponsor will contact their winner and gtve^ giving. Each contest sponsor wiH contact thslr winner and glvs giving. Each contest sponsor will contact their winner and give' nity Choir. throughout the area. During the last Now through 12/31, "ORNAMENT FUND-RAISER FOR TREE OF LOVE," sponsored by Community Hospital Auxiliary. $10 donation for turfcey. Winner names wM be published In the Tri-Clty Record. turfcey. Winner names will be publishsd In the Tri-City I turfcey. Winner names will be published In the Tri-Clty Record. turfcey. Winner namee will be published In the Tri-CKy Record.^ I. Gemini is an outstanding musical 3'/a years, the group has performed 18-polnt star ornament to honor a special person or as a memorial; $5 for gold & blue ornament. Forms available at Park Bench Gift Shop In TRUE VALUE duo. From their base in Ann Arbor together on more than 50 occasions, the hospital. For more information, call 463-3111, extension 481 or 496. Steinhoff Four Seasons Cutting twin brothers San and Laz perform The children, their families, and a Friday-Sunday, Nov. 19-21,12:00 noon.5:00 p.m., "A COLOMA COUNTRY HOLIDAY," featuring samples of foods/drinks/antiques at HARDWARE participating Coloma area businesses. Optical |: for enthusiastic audiences at concert multi-ethnic team of choir directors pa & Pool Corners halls, festivals, community centers have developed a warm camarade- Saturday, Nov. 20,9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon, "SALEM LUTHERAN CHURCH BAKE SALE," 275 Marvin Street, Coloma. COLOMA Coloma I Saturday, Nov. 20,1:30 p.m.. "PAPASAN-MAMASAN KOREAN WAR VETERANS ASSOCIATION MEETING," Edwardsburg Post 365 Coloma Colomi and schools throughout the United rie, close friendships, and a deter- . .\A- - 25995 East U.S.-12. Call Bill at (269) 471-1405 If you need more information. r-o Stales and Canada. Their recordings mination to help bring all our com- Monday, Nov. 22,7:00 p.m., "VAN BUREN REGIONAL GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEETING," at Webster Memorial Ubrary, Decatur for children and families have won munities together. When these smil- Speaker is Brad Yazel on preparing the body for burial from colonial times until now. Call Toni for more information, (269) 4234771. awards from Parents' Choice Maga- ing faces sing out, "The river is Wednesday, Nov. 24, drop off your donations of baked goods from noon-2 p.m., "BAKE SALE FOR TRI-CITY ANGEL CHRISTMAS zine, the American Library Associa- wide but we can get across," we all FUND," Watefvliet Harding's. Sale begins at 2 p.m. and runs until all donated baked goods are sold. Call 621-0362 If you have questions. tion,. the National Parentinge PublPublii - believe it's possible. Thursday, Nov. 25,12:00 noon-4 p.m., "FREE MEAL SERVED TO ANYONE WHO IS ALONE ON THANKSGIVING DAY," Coloma Cafe £ cation, and the Wolf Trap Institute Proceeds from the We Sing! con- downtown Coloma. Call 468-3900 If you need more information. Right now, she is not involved in for Early Leaming Through the cert will be used to benefit Calling Wednesday, Dec. 1, 6:00 p.m., "COMMUNITY ADVENT FELLOWSHIP SOUP DINNER & CAROLING," at Riverside United Methodis any extracurricular activities, al- FREE TURKEY! FREE TURKEY FREE TURKEY Arts. All Colors, a dynamic, innovative Church in Riverside: Dec. 8 at Coloma United Methodist Church; Dec. 15 at Watervliet United Methodist Church;and Dec. 22 at St. Paul's FREE TURKEY United Church of Christ in Bainbridge Township. Freewill donations will go to North Berrien Food Pantry. though she is interested in joining program that brings together chil- IRAWING ENTRY DRAWING ENTR RAWING ENTRY Friday, Dec. 3, 5:00-6:30 pjn., "COMMUNITY SOUP & SALAD SUPPER," hosted by North Berrien County Senior Center, Ryno Road DRAWING ENTRY track in the spring. Laron Williams is one of the finest dren from diverse ethnic back- Coloma $4/adult; $3/child under 12; free to children 3 & under. Proceeds go to North Berrien Food Pantry. Name. Name Name All teachers agree that Linda is a storytellers in the state of Michigan. grounds for shared experiences de- Siturday, 9 ajn.-3 p.m., "SNOWMOBILE SAFETY CLASS" for 12-17 year-olds, Berrien County Sheriffs Dept. To register, call (269) 983- Address City. Address Address joy to have in class. She is very Children and adults respond with signed to challenge stereotypes and 7111, extension 7255. Address. City. attentive and always contributes equal enthusiasm to his warmth and promote understanding. Sunday, Dec. 5,9 ajit-i p.m., "CCW RENEWAL CLASS," at Watervliet Rod & Gun Club/ Hennessey Road, Watervliet. Bring oW NRA 'hone# Phone # Phone # fPhone # Contest entry deadline la 12 noon the Monday beforeThanks* innovative ideas to the classroom, vigor as he uses dialect, facial ex textbooks, handgun, 50 rounds of new ammo, boots & warm clothes. Must register. Call 468-3837,468-7875 or 429-5357. Contoet entry deedtoiele 12 noon «ie Monday beforel Contest entry deadline is 12 noon the Monday beforeThan Contest entry deadline is 12 noon the Monday beforeThanfcs- giving. Each contest sponsor will contact their winner and give Fun, smart, and playful are only a pression, and movement to breath Tickets for the We Sing! concert gMng. Eadi centott aponsor wM contact their winner and give giving. Each contest sponsor will contact their winner and give ghring. Each contest sponsor will contact their winner and give' Suntey^Dsc. 5,2:00 p.m., "TREE OF LOVE LIGHTING CEREMONY," in the Community Hospital Watervliet lobby, with caroling & llgh turfcey. Winner names wM be published in the Tri-Ctty refreshments. Mnner namee «Hi be putoiefced le the Tri-Clty Record. turfcey. Winner names will be published in the Tri-City Record. turfcey. Wlnrw names wiN be puMehed In the Tri-Clty Record.' few adjectives that describe Linda's life into tales that transcend the are $10 for adults; $5 for children Paw Paw Lake great character! boundaries of race, class, and age. (12 and under). Advance tickets can Affordable LIFESTYLE CALVIN Miss Szymas, Linda's math All God's Children Community ** ordered by calling (269) 925- Taking Care of Your Disposal Needs BOARD OF TRADE, teacher, says, "I thoroughly enjoy choir is an inspiring group of 70 0178- Florist CHIROPRACTI ^ FUNERAL HOI having Linda in math class and in children, ages 3 to 14, from Benton For more information about Gem- Watervliet HARTFORD. •'Cv advisory. She is very helpful and Harbor, St. Joseph, and a wide vari- ini, LaRon Williams, All God's Orchard Hill Sanitary LandfiU Coloma vjj Watervliet contributes a great deal to every- ety of neighboring communities. Children or Calling All Colors,. 3290 Hennessey Rd., Watervliet, 463-5588 one's leaming. She is not only a The Choir sings songs of brother- PIease visit ^ We sing! Web site great student, but also a great per- hood and sisterhood, unity, and at.www.wesing.org. Open Monday-Friday 7ani-4;30pm, Saturday Tain-Noon ( V i, ) \

November 18, 2004 Trl-Clty Record Page 11 Page 10 Trl-Clty Record November 18, 2004 Tri-City Area Sports News W ant I ds & Public \()ticcs To advertise In the trl-cltles' only Got sports news? Dial 463-NEWS Got sports pictures? E-mail [email protected] hometown newspaper, dial 463-NEWS Harbor, MI WANT AD RATES BUSINESS FOR SALE Unit #210, Keri Moore-Hill, PUBLIC NOTICE Armchair Quarterbacks pick this weekend's game winners! ALL CASH—vending route for sale. Riverside, Ml Each week these football fans pick their favorite teams to win. The AQB with the best record ending with Super Bowl XXXIX wins a hat! For want ada, lost & found, thank-you WATERVLIET TOWNSHIP 50 high-traffic locations. $36,000 Unit #311, Mary Hanners, Benton notes, personals, ate. REGULAR MEETING approximate annual income. Sell for Harbor, MI SYNOPSIS $5,000. Call 1-800-568-1392 or Unit #344, Lakeisha Smith, Benton $9.00 per ad of 25 words or leaa. plua 10 November 15, 2004 - 7:00 P.M. www.vendinythatworks com Harbor, MI cents per word over 25 words. Repeat Approval of minutes for meeting of (11/18 & 11/25/04-TCR) Unit #359, Miranda Zoschke, «r. the seme ad for $2.00 leaa; add $1 for Octobcr 18,2004. Benton Harbor, MI border. WATERCRAFT FOR SALE Approval of expenditure for mobile Unit #45, Leticia Young, Benton TWO SEADOO—jet skis ('96 & computer for police vehicle. Harbor, MI Ad must be paid In advance by fa 1 '• a f .•Patf t fite *97), plus dual 18-ft. trailer. All in Approval of resolution for proposed Unit #2, Tyrone Hampton, Benton credit card, cash, or check at the top condition. Asking $5,350. Call consent judgment and permission 4 ** Harbor, MI Tri-Clty Record Bill, (269) 463-5240. Showing for lawyers to sign for Township. Unit #247, Monica Berry, Benton Cvpil planning iptclaliili 138 North Main Street indoors. Call quick! Approval of resolution of indemnifi- Harbor, MI P.O. Box 7 (11/18 & 11/25/04-TCR) cation. Unit #321, Machael Cleveland, St. You wont (i Party-We'll Plei it* Watervliet. Ml 49098 Approval of and presentation of res- MKNOCK-OUT DEALS!!* Joseph, MI AO DEAOUNE IS NOON ON TUESDAY! olutions for Merle H. Bujack, "Live close to your school with these Unit #353, Steven Dean, Benton Supervisor; and James Jarvis, Birthday*' Wading*' ilnnivmarifi mmr: .m KNOCK-OUT DEALS!" Harbor, MI Trustee. A thank you for years of Greg Borr 75-38 Joe Jason 73-40 Chris Leach 72-41 Nancy Huffman 68-45 Rob Bunn 67-46 Jim Edwards 63-50 BUYING 1960s and earlier furni- Unit #39, Sherina Brown, Benton lihowfn • Carporale 6vpiti' tyuntow Grand Victorian at 111 N. Center in service. True Value Q92 FM Radio Guy's Marina Huffman TV & Appliances Brookfleld Chrysler Dodge Nancy's Furniture ture, kitchen items, glassware, Hartford boasts 4 BR, IVi BA, beau- Harbor, MI Watervliet Township Hall will be TkOptatfAftEnftltM knickknacks, outdoor items (even if tiful private yard with perennials and Unit #54, Michelle McConnell, closed: November 24, 25 & 26, Mendon over Detroit St. Martin Mendon over Detroit St. Martin Mendon over Detroit St. Martin Detroit St. Martin over Mendon Detroit St. Martin over Mendon Mendon over Detroit St. Martin they're rough), antiques and col- much more - all for $109,900... Benton Harbor, MI 2004, in observance of Michigan over Ohio State Michigan over Ohio State Michigan over Ohio State Michigan over Ohio State Michgan over Ohio State Michigan over Ohio State lectibles. Call (269) 470-5474. (11/18/04-TCR) (fe life N wrti W * W Sprawling ranch at 423 Silver Thanksgiving. Michigan State over Penn State Michigan State over Penn State Michigan State over Penn State Mich. State over Penn State Mich. State over Penn State Mich. State over Penn State (TFN-TCR) Terrace in Watervliet boasts 4 BR, 3 LIEN SALE Next Watervliet Township Regular Marshall over Western Marshall over Western Marshall over Western Marshall over Western Marshall over Western Marshall over Western BA, in-ground pool with privacy FOR SALE MODERN MINI STORAGE— Board Meeting: December 20,2004, limy Isoihbough 876 • 1326 Banna Stoffr 268 • 9i54 Central over Ball State Central over Ball State Ball State over Central Central over Ball State Central over Ball State Central over Ball State fence, double lot, and so much more 1998 CMC HIGH SIERRA 2500— 60401 C.R. 687, Hartford, MI, will 7:00 p.m. Synopsis prepared by North. Illinois over East. Mich. North. Illinois over East Mich. North. Illinois over East. Mich. North. Illinois over East. Mich. North. Illinois over East. Mich. North. Illinois over East. Mich. for your money, all for $205,000. mil • (l0»tib0(ijW(8«>l.ccm 4x4 extended cab. Long wheel base. have a lien sale on the following Eva M. Baumeister, Florida State over Florida Florida State over Florida Florida State over Florida Florida State over Florida Florida State over Florida Florida State over Florida Call Julie at 369-4704, Keller Loaded. Power locks, windows & units on Nov. 30,2004. Iowa over Wisconsin Iowa over Wisconsin Wisconsin over Iowa Iowa over Wisconsin Iowa over Wisconsin Wisconsin over Iowa Williams Realty, 211 Hilltop Rd., St. seats. AM/FM CD player, air condi- Unit #45, Chad Gillaspy Minnesota over Detroit Minnesota over Detroit Minnesota over Detroit Minnesota over Detroit Minnesota over Detroit Detroit over Minnesota Joseph, MI 49085. tioning, tilt & cruise. NEW TIRES. Unit #198, Lee Pasley Indianapolis over Chicago Indianapolis over Chicago Indianapolis over Chicago Indianapolis over Chicago Indianapolis over Chicago Indianapolis over Chicago (11/18/04-TCR) C2&SS of 'OS CfT&duAti&X Runs great! $9,000 or best offer. Call (11/18/04-TCR) Tiebreaker Bears/Colts Tiebreaker Bears/Colts Tiebreaker Bears/Colts Tiebreaker Bears/Colts Tiebreaker Bears/Colts Tiebreaker Bears/Colts 463-6516. 43 pts. 48 pts. 37 pti. v LIEN SALE HOUSE FOR RENT? (TFN-TCR) THE FOLLOWING UNITS—have Looking for Coloma/Watervliet AwmmCQnx&jfy been taken under possession by house rental for 12/20 through FOR RENT will be held on Friday, the 19^, at This program is designed to allow Sparkle U-Stor-It for lack of pay- 12/28. Please contact 415-884-2675 NASCAR HOUSE—Small 2-bedroom house 7:00 p.m. youths, between the ages of 12 and ment. These units will be auctioned and ask for Justin. in Coloma. Near Coloma Schools. 17, to operate snowmobiles without on December 7^ if the tenant fails to (TFN-TCR) My view Coloma girls fall championship • $475 per month plus security deposit Jh-vxteGum direct adult supervision. in the claim unit. : and references. Call 927-4095. comes down to Classroom materials will cover safe- Unit #189, Sammy Lewis, Benton PUBLIC NOTICE to Edwardsburg (11/4,11/11 & 11/18/04-TCR) from the ty issues, legal requirements, proper Coloma Township Board of Nkaug Cdrdff The Coloma girls varsity basketball final week operation and maintenance, and will pits! Trustees Regular Meeting held team fell to Edwardsburg last week The new NASCAR point system conclude with a written examination. FARM Ain'iON November 10, 2004. Press Box by a 48-25 score. By Sue Openneer and top-10 racing for the champi- This is the only class being offered Present: Parrigin, Baiers, Becht, It was a 12-9 game after one quar- Johnson sweeps at Friday, November 26, at 10:30 A.M. By Mike Leith, Sportswriter onship still has its detractors, but this season. Class size is limited. Aviles, Teutsch and Molter Absent: ter but after that the Lady Comets there are five drivers going into the For enrollment and/or further infor- Sold our farm and selling all equipment listed below. Located ai Duffield. Dgcor&tim# rebounds in limited play; Michelle kept falling farther and farther Darlington; in the Armchair QBs final race that have a legitimate mation, please contact the Berrien 310 Benton Center Rd, Benton Harbor, MI-2 miles East of 1-94 1. Approved Consent Agenda Ditchie had six points; Shannon behind as the game went on. We have the same Armchair County Sheriff's Dept. at (269) 983- hunt for the title 2. Approved Employee Christmas McLaughlin had five points, 10 chance at winning the title. Exit #30, then N. on Benton Center Rd; (or) From the South, fol Kachina Blackamore had 11 points, 7111, extension 7255. Complete catalogue of selections in school colors, Quarterback leader again this week, assists, and five steals; while Katelyn Kurt Busch is the leader right now Maybe NASCAR had the righ }ow new Hwy. 31 to end at Napier Ave., then just West to Benton Bonus Hannah Barrett had six points, and )ut the women have both made a but Jimmie Johnson (-18 pts), Jeff r 3. Adopted Outdoor Lighting Bryce had four points, eight Melanie Galles added four points. idea, after all, when it changed the Center Rd, then North to sale. economical, small orders large orders. Order anytime! nove to tighten things up a bit. Gordon (-21 pts). Dale Earnhardt Jr. Ordinance rebounds, and six steals. The Lady Comets wil! have played rules in the driver points standings Tractors: 2001 New Holland TN65F w/Cab (low hours); MF 135 Greg Borr continues his occupation (-72 pts), and Mark Martin (-82 pts) CCW renewal class 4. Approved 1st reading of Public Then, in the game against in the Class "B" District at Dowagiac If nothing else, it has made the las Tractor; MF 20 Industrial Tractor. Forkllft: Yale 4,000-lbs. Hare )f first place with a 7-5 record. Greg all have a shot. Parks, Fire Lanes, Road Ends and Tri-City ffecopd Bloomingdale, the Lady Panthers by the time you read this. They will set for December 5 four races and the run for the title gains a game on Joe Jason as a result. This Sunday's race should be a good Tire Forklift. FARM TRUCKS: 1994 Dodge Laramie SLT 1-Ton Township Property ordinance. were playing shorthanded again with have taken on the St. Joe-Dowagiac A CCW renewal class will be held very exciting. There are four drivers Tie Bears surprised him with their one. Stake Truck w/12' Omaha Standard Bed w/Racks, Diesel; 1992 5. Approved Comcast Franchise Sarah Sheffer only able to go for winner on Wednesday, the 17*. Sunday, December 5, 9 a.m.-l p.m., within 82 points of leader Kurt )vertime win against Tennessee, as it -ord E-350 Cargo Head Van, Diesel. FARM EQUIPMENT: Mini Agreement about eight minutes of the whole The District championship game at Watervliet Rod & Gun Club on Busch, with only one week remain lid to most of the others. 31ast Sprayer; JD 10' disk; JD 5' Drag; JD 1008 Offset Chopper 6. Approved Resolution adopting game. The Lady Panthers still took a will be played on Friday, the 194, at Hennessey Road. ing in the season. 1S8 Main> Sc., Wkfapvtifat* Joe stays in second place with a 6-6 Six<-hour Tilate 3-pt. 6* Tiller; Burch 5' Disk; Friday Straw Shredder; Roper Police Policy & Procedure Manual. 32-27 lead into the final quarter but 7:30 p.m. This is not a mandatory class but it Jimmie Johnson's win Sunday ai veekly record and now stands two Tree Hoe; Oneida 3-pt. Scissors Lift; JD Sickle Bar Mower; Grain 7. Approved allowing Cemetery were outscored 12-2 in the fourth for "Snowmobile Safety" is a good refresher to meet state Darlington moves him into seconc all major credit cards accepted games behind Greg. He also has to Spartans nail board to buy computer and mapping the loss. requirements. Cost to take the class place in the championship run Drill; JD Spreader; Fruit Related Items. FARM RELATED: Fue LiOi\ «»Ki lljtv vatch out from the Armchair QBs program. va. Kim Gear had 22 points once again, class Dec. 4 ninvcxin js $25. ohnson has had four victories out of tanks (1 Gas, I Diesel); Power Washer; Generator; Picking Ladders ' •' mirt hmr^ >ehind him as well. a big~ane - Nancy Baiers along with 10 rebounds; Katelyn Bring your old NRA textbooks, he last five races. His sixth- place Picking Baskets; Shop Tools. AVION TRAILER: Vintage 196^ Chris Leach stayed loyal to her Michigan State had come so close On Saturday, December 4, the Coloma Charter Township Clerk Bryce had four points and three handgun, 50 rounds of new ammuni- finish last week at Phoenix, along Avion Trailer, 24 ft. lephew's school and was the only Berrien County SherifTs Department (11-18-04-TCR) rebounds; Kathreen Cooper had the previous two weeks but was tion, boots, and warm clothes. with his four wins, helped move him Owners: LEN KLUG FARMS pmpetitor to pick Michigan State to three points and six rebounds; while unable to close the deal against both will host a six-hour "Snowmobile You must register, as class size is within 14 points of the leader. upset Wisconsin. That helped her as Shannon McLaughlin added three Michigan and Ohio State, but it was Safety" course, from 9:00 a.m. to limited. Call 468-3837,468-7875, or It was Johnson's third sweep of the CLASSMAN AUCTION SERVICE she went 7-5 and now is just one points. a different story last Saturday at East 3:00 p.m. 429-5357. season. He won both races at game behind Joe. After a rough start, The Lady Panthers will have faced Lansing where the Spartans blew out Pocono, Lowe's, and now 1-888-996-8243 she has it going. f the Gobles-Bloomingdale winner in previously unbeaten Wisconsin by a Darlington. He is the only driver www.glassmanauctions.com Nancy Huffman makes a move this District action at Bloomingdale by ' 49-14* score. with eight wins this season. week, going up one spot from fifth to the time you read this. If they were The win also puts Michigan in first Sheriff Bailey offers safety tips Johnson led a total of 124 laps oi fourth place in the standings. She successful, they will then play in the place in the Big 10 all by itself. the 367-lap race. He took the leac the whole family talking. also had the best weekly record with District championship game on However, the Wolverines will travel for firearm hunting season away from Jeff Gordon, after an 8-4 result. That puts her four Friday at 7:00 p.m. to Columbus this Saturday, where Michigan's fields and forests will hour after sunset. Gordon's pit crew ran into problems You're never too old to games behind Chris and one game Hartford girls they will have to down the Buckeyes soon be alive with blaze orange hunt- * Safety zones are all areas within during a pit stop. Gordon finishec \ Add lines ahead of Rob Bunn. in order to claim the undisputed ing gear and the sound of gun shots. 150 yards (450 feet) of an occupied third and dropped to third place in save money Rob went 6-6 this week and allowed down Bangor in crown. Firearm deer hunting season begins building, house, cabin, bam, or other the standings. He is only 21 points Nancy to slide past him as a result. * Irish still an Monday, November 15, and contin- farm building. You may not hunt in out of first. He is now in fifth but, as I said, is crossover game ues through Tuesday, November 30. this area or shoot at any animal with- Mark Martin finished second in TM et us show ycxi how we can save you money on your car just one game behind Rob so we Sheriff Bailey wants both visitors in this area, unless you have the writ- Sunday's Mountain Dew 500. He is The Hartford girls varsity basketball up-and-down team have several subplots within the con- and residents of Berrien County to ten permission of the property owner, fifth in the standings, only 82 points team won its SAC crossover game Notre Dame has not had any consis- insurance with die AutoOwnos Giuup program. test. f know some important safety rules • It is both illegal and dangerous to jehind Kurt Busch. against Bangor last week by a 49-45 tency this season and it didn't change Jim Edwards went 3-9 this week as before setting out to "bag their drink alcohol or use intoxicating Things did not look good for Busch As a member of a company-approved retirement score. last Saturday as the Irishmen fell to most of his underdog picks did not buck." drugs before hunting. in Sunday's race. He was involvec EACH In this one, Hartford took a 16-9 Pittsburgh in front of "Touchdown Limited Tine come through. So bring some wine • Your hunting license and the iden- Sheriff Bailey also wants hunters to in a crash midway through the race association or group, you may qualify for first-quarter lead and never gave it Jesus" on the Notre Dame campus. over to him if you get a chance, as he tification used to purchase it take the following precautions to and somehow managed to climb up. Kacey Darling had 11 points, One week they play great, as they will be in the cellar another week. (Michigan driver's license, identifi- prevent injury or death while hunting back to front for a sixth place. He a substantial car insurance including a pair of treys; Kimmy did when they knocked off Anything could happen this week, cation card, or DNR sport card) must this season: continues to hold the lead in the On Select dans Get Smith and Sammy Kimp each had Tennessee the week before, but they so watch out. be carried with you at all times * Familiarize yourself with the area standings. chscount Ask us about Unimited Mnbilr; In MoliilnMnultK nine points; Bethany Smith and just cannot seem to carry that while hunting. where you will be hunting. Dale Jr. had yet another ugly week Watervliet girls Krista Traver each had six points; momentum over to the next week. Unimitod Mobile lo Home Minulcs • All hunters must wear an item of * Never assume you are alone in the end. First, he had to go to a back-up it today! while Amber Manning added four After playing this bad, watch them Unlimited Nk^l S Wcukntul Minnlits clothing (hat, cap, vest, jacket, or woods. car after he crashed during practice split a pair points. go out to Los Angeles and knock off rain gear) in "hunter orange"; it must * Never assume other hunters are He had difficulty all day long, fight- FREE ACTIVATION The Watervliet girls varsity basket- The Lady Indians took on Bangor USC next week. \Auto-Owners bttunutce be the outermost garment; and it acting responsibly. ing off problems with his ill-han- Ufe Home Car Business *$9.99 rrtuttlh im pfenv (SOW and Hyh«L once again in this week's District at ball team ended the regular season must be visible from all sides. If it is * If sitting against a rock or tree, Bloomingdale. If they were success- dling car. He managed an 1 l^-place last week by splitting a pair of camouflage, at least 50 percent of the make sure it is wider than your ful, they would have to take on To subscribe to the finish and dropped to fourth in the games. garment must be orange. shoulders so you are not mistaken for Lawrence on Wednesday, November standings. He is 72 points out of firs The Lady Panthers traveled down Tri-City Record • Hunting hours will begin approxi- a target. 17. ^nd still very much a factor in the DON YOUNG INSURANCE AGENCY the road to Grace Christian to start mately one-half hour before sunrise •Be 100 percent sure of your target The District championship game dial 463-NEWS "Champion-ship Run." *M77J 323 N. MAIN ST, WATERVLIET the week and came away with a 52- and last until approximately one-half before shooting. 42 win before taking on Tony Stewart, Ryan Newman, Mat Bloomingdale the very next night in Kenseth, Elliott Sadler, and Jeremy CM up to The area's finest sports bar! 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November 18, 2004 Tri-City Record Page 13 Minimally invasive orthopedic surgery gaining year. Restrooms inside the Visitor rea FISHING ktPOki Center will be available. U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Tri-City Area Outdoor News By Theresa Broadhurst popularity among surgeons and patients The Wolf Lake Fish Hatchery that he may begin to decline in vigor A husky four-pointer might thus be creatures that might cross your path Visitor Center is located in Matta- Fishing has been a little slow... Traditional orthopedic surgeries the shoulder," said Daniel Sohn, "Patients that have minimally wan, at Hatchery Road and M-43, and his antlers will show it by having an old-timer. unexpectedly! DIO )0)f Steelhead are being taken on the St. normally require a patient to have M.D., of Southwest Center for invasive surgeries usually experi- six miles west of the junction of M- fewer points, although the main Remember all of this and amaze Until next week, tight lines and Joseph Pier with spawn and casting long, deep incisions and a lengthy Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine. ence less pain, a lower risk of 43 and U.S.-131. beam may continue to be very heavy, your hunting partners! sinking bobbers... spoons. Whitefish are being taken Sportsman of the Week: Steve recovery and rehabilitation period. "Performing surgeries arthroscopi- complication and shorter recovery For more information, contact Collection Center Recent advancements in the area of cally allows for better visibility i ^ue to less trauma to the on the St. Joseph Pier with single t mes Shana McMillan at (269) 668-2876. Coldwell Banker Town & Country Paw Paw Lake Almanac minimally invasive orthopedic versus a traditional open surgery body's tissues," said Dr. Sohn. By Delavan Slpes Safety hazards for fast-moving spawn and night crawlers. St. 4891 Wil-O-Paw Drive, Coloma Ml 49038 surgeries are allowing physicians to and patients will normally experi- "However, minimally invasive Joseph River is producing steel- News From the The clear, frigid night sky discloses watercraft become more numerous minimize a patients scarring and ence less pain and faster recovery surgery may not be the best option Located Across from the Coloma Township Hall head. Copper seems to be the color a vast array of glittering stars. Sabers as the shoreline becomes more irreg- shorten recovery and rehabilitation times." for every patient. It is important to (269) 468-7986 I www.cbtandc.com of choice for bait (flat fish and of light are sharpened by the cold. ular. periods. Arthroscopy allows thc doctor work closely with your physician to Desk of the Brad's Wigglers recommended). GORDON CHARLES Even as the bright sun casts the night LSF = s/ [2 x square root of (pi x The orthopedic surgeons of view the joint surfaces and determine if minimally invasive To subscribe to the We hear Big Paw Paw Lake is pro- aside, the air bites at the 20-degree a)}, where s = length of the shore in Southwest Center for Orthopaedics surrounding tissues like ligaments surgery is the best treatment for Watervliet ducing pike. History and facts of deer hunting! mark, then sneaks below. Even the feet, pi = 3.1416, and a is the area of and Sports Medicine and Niles and cartilage. During the surgery, your specific injury." Tri-City Record dial 463-6397 Deer hunting season is now if full •'It's that time of year when whitctail Average Michigan bucks dress out crack of the hunter's gunshots seems the lake surface in square feet. Orthopedics perform a wide range the patient is administered a local or After surgery, most patients can Library swing. Good luck to everyone. Jales are apt to get a little distorted, at 100 to 160 pounds. Any over that sharper in the cold. (There are 43,560 square feet in one of minimally invasive surgeries at regional anesthetic and a viewing resume their normal activities within Watervliet District Library has a Thanks to those who are participat- bften making it hard to separate fact weight are whoppers. LiVc weight is Twigs snap underfoot. Leaves glis- acre and the lake surface is 924 Lakeland Hospital, St. Joseph; and scope is inserted through an incision a few days. A rehabilitation community room available for ing in our Big Buck Contest; don't from fiction. But you can count on roughly one-fifth blood and guts. ten with frost and crunch and rustic acres). Lakeland Hospital, Niles, including the size of a buttonhole and into the program that may include physical parties, showers, meetings, etc. forget to bring your prize buck to truth in the following: Few deer over 10'/j years ever show under the footfall of scampering Source: 1995 Carrying Capacity Analysis of rotator cuff repairs and a complete joint. Images from the camera are therapy could be suggested to speed There is a $30 fee, with an the Fishin' Hole 2 for measuring. ' Michigan's first deer hunting season up and only two or three percent deer woodland creatures. Finches flock to Paw Paw Lake. P5. & Appendix XII. range of hip, knee, shoulder and magnified onto a video monitor up the patient's recovery and additional $20 cleaning deposit, Information provided by the Paw Paw Lake For all you sportsmen—bring your ivas set in 1857 and it ran from Aug. in Michigan reach SVi years old. feeders and suet, accompanied by elbow replacement surgeries. where the joint can be viewed and improve the range of joint which is refundable. Call for more Association delami&UUm sparrows, chicka-dees and downy "Catch of the Day" to the Fishin' information and availability. J to Dec. 31. Before that was year- In the old days of market hunting, Question: What is the average of all Through the use of arthroscopy, a repairs can be made. movement. Hole 2 for a quick photo on the way There is a showcase located in the -round hunting. In 1873, the season venison shipped from the U.P. to woodpeckers. Coot nonchalantly minimum and all maximum tempera- surgical technique that involves the Arthroscopy takes one to two Southwest Michigan's orthopedic home. We will be happy to share it library and we welcome collections >vas shortened to Oct. 1 to Dec. 31. Milwaukee and points south was feed and swim in frigid lakewater, as tures throughout the year? Answer insertion of a tube-like camera used hours to complete and when surgeons offer minimally invasive with everyone. Your photo might be to see inside the joint, the surgeon compared to traditional methods of procedures for a wide variety of ^om public to display there. If •The first Nov. 15-30 season was set known as "Chicago Beef or "Hi- though it were a heated spa. Squirrels next week. chosen as our Sportsman of the Ridley of Glen, Michigan. Steve can inspect, diagnose and treat open surgery, it is less painful, less orthopedic problems. If you suffer you ^ave a cojlection that you d like jn 1901. Speed Beef." carry nuts and acorns to secret hiding At the End of the Day: Why is it Week and published in the Tri-City took this 9-point buck on 11/4/04 damaged tissues. costly and allows for quicker from a joint-related injury, it is to share, call the library at 463- ; The first hag limit on deer was five You can't judge the age of a deer or places. that one careless match can start a Area Fishing Report. 6382. jn 1895. In J901, it was lowered to a movie actress by asking or looking. Dogs and cats seek the warmth by bow in Allegan County. Way to "Arthroscopic surgery can be used recovery time. Although there are important to see your physician for forest fire, yet it takes a whole box to The library will be closed addressed by sun streaming through Be safe this hunting season and go, Steve! to treat problems in any joint in the risks associated with any surgery, a proper diagnosis and personalized Jjiree; two in 1905; and just one deer Nor can you tell a deer's age by his start a campfire? Thursday, November 25, in honor the windows. Humans strike a match watch out for those white-tailed body; though it is most commonly risks associated with minimally treatment plan. Orthopedic Jn 1915. In 1921, the legal length of antlers. The best was to age a deer is of Thanksgiving Day. There will to a wooded fireplace, or crank up used in the knee, it can also be used invasive surgeries are no greater specialists offer a full range of ji buck's antlers was set at three inch- by checking the condition of its JHi also be no Story Hour that week. the thermostat another notch, just to FISHIN' HOLE 2 to treat problems in the ankle, than those associated with orthopedic services, including total es. teeth; the same way a veterinarian We have two new Dear America elbow, wrist and hip and also for traditional open surgeries. hip and knee replacements and A buck might look big as a horse ages a horse. (Other ways are used change their own environment. 5605 Paw Paw Lake Road, Coloma 468-7522 books: Hear My Sorrow, The Diary rotator cuff repairs and instability in arthroscopic shoulder repairs. For Jkhen he comes busting through the for actresses.) Winter touches lightly, even though FISHING & HUNTING LICENSES of Angela Denoto, a Shirtwaist Holida more information, contact George popples but he is probably only 3 feet Antlers are not horns. Horns are hol- the calendar still indicates autumn. HOURS^JVfonday-Saturday, 7 A.M.-S:30 P.1VI.; Sunday, 7 A.M.-3 P.M. Worker, I Walk in Dread, The Diary 1 Kolettis, M.D.; Kenneth Edwards, PER MONTH FOR Z ! MONTHS )jigh at the shoulder. A really big one low or nearly so and, once grown, are There is more to come. Winter safety tips; of Deliverance Trembly, Witness to M.D.; Daniel Sohn, M.D.; James inight stand VA feet tall. not shed. Sheep, goats, cattle and Historical Trivia n i iouse the Salem Witch Trials. PRACTICE HEALTHY HABITS Burczak, D.O.; or Charles Lischer, * Michigan has the northern whitctail buffaloes have horns. Deer, elk, What does the lake shape factor Do you need to contact us? Call us cnr. 26-27^28 Exercise at parks and beaches, eat fresh preparing for a winter storm M.D., of Southwest Center for jand it is thc only kind native to this moose and caribou have antlers. tell you about a lake? Lake shape fruits and veggies, save energy for a restful At home: If stranded in a vehicle: at 463-6382; or visit us on the Web Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine www.Watervlietlibrarv'.org. Jstatc. but there are 30 separate vari- Antlers are a solid bony growth, factor (LSF) is a dimensionless num- 10-8 TLura. -Fri.-Sai al vacation with lower mortgage payments at • Keep handy a battery-powered • Attach a cloth to your antenna at (269) 428-3500; or contact James eties in North America. As far as is which sprouts from the skull each ber that conveys a sense of the irreg- Courtyards by the Lake flashlight, radio, extra food to attract attention and then re- Paw Paw Lake Marina Door Prizes Grannell, D.O., of Niles Orthope- fwo medals earned Jcnown, the biggest Michigan buck year. They are shed every winter and ularity of the shoreline. A perfectly 5270 Paw Paw Lake Rd., £ Drawings STRONG HAPPY For the family values (canned or dried food is best), main in the vehicle. dies at (269) 684-3028. •was killed in 1919 near Trout Creek regrown every spring, entirely. circular lake would have an LSF = 1. and bottled water. FAMILY TRAITS cf • Run the motor about 10 min- in thc Upper Peninsula. It dressed out Generally speaking, the peak of a The more irregular the shape of the Gift Certificates • Make sure there are extra blan- utes each hour for heat. How- CWC wrestles •C«n ox* otter ooo<) on sele^n^l^inaw « partiapUino Yamaha dealers on the Yimaha card, subject to credit approval, yi/04 • 12/31/M, on any new 2005 (or prior year) Yanaha Mototcyde (excluding FJR models), ATV. or Scooter model. Reduced «t 354 pounds and must have been at buck's antler growth will come when lake, the longer the shoreline will be kets and heavy clothes avail- ever, open the window slightly Rate 3,9% APR and $39 momwy payment etiedrve on these purchases tor 24 months. II your Account is kept currert Maximum amount 10060* Ave. Hartford fmanced $10,000. For amounts o» $10,001 to 520,000, $69 monthly payment for 24 months wi app*y. Thtfulter. the Standard Rate 998V , 13 99%. 17.99%. or 21.99% APR win appty and minimum monthly payments will he required as described In your cartihokJer agrMnW. least 70 pounds heavier live or 424 he is 4 /2 to SVi years old—if he has and the larger the LSF will be. The To subscribe to the Tri-City Record able. for fresh air and make sure that at Border 621-3369 "African For Accounts not kept currem, the Oetautt Rate 24,99% win be applied to aB balances MMmum Fmaw Charge SI.00. Certain ruiK appty pounds! grown up in a good food area. After LSF for Paw Paw Lake is 2.13. • Be aware of potential fire and the exhaust pipe isn't blocked. to thc allocation of payments and Fmance Charges on your promotional purchase U you make more than one purchase on your ttmaha •397 card. Can 1-8M-367-4310 or review your cardtioWer agreement lor informrton. ATVs with engines 70 to 90cc are recommended tor use carbon monoxide hazards if • Get attention by turning on the Wars only by nders 12 years and oWer and atetys with adult supervision. ATVs with engines 90cc or greater are recommended lor use only by Odyssey" at riden 16 years and older. Yamaha recommends that all ATV nders take an approved training course. For safety and trainUg irtormabon, see you plan to use an emergency dome light and emergency your dealer or cal the ATV Safety Institute at 1-eO(W87-2M7 ATVs can be haaroous to operate. For your safety: Aiways avoid paved The Coloma Wrestling Club surfaces Never hde on pvtk roads Always wear a hetmet, eye protection and protective dothmg; never cany passenger* never ffpage heating source such as a fire- flashers when running the en- traveled to Holt, Michigan, to in stunt tiding; nding and alcohol/drugs dont mix; avoid excessive speed: and be particulaily careful on difficult terrain." place, wood stove, or space gine. Krasl Art compete in the 2004 Border Wars heater. • Exercise by moving arms, legs, National Folkstyle Tournament on BUSINESS CARD BULLETIN BOARD In a vehicle: fingers and toes to keep blood Center November 14, 2004. With nearly Santa sa}js... 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V A\ ontc pUmpklH pic IGCIpGS IC\CSlCCl««« It's almost Thanksgiving, and time to plan for all that baking. So we asked first-graders from Cindy Burch's class at Washington Elementary In Coloma to share their favorite Pumpkin Pie recipes.

Tristan Hicks: "First you carve a Hayley Freeman: "My Mom Bethia Sypian: MI think you should Anthony Puma: uYou get some Vinnie Doneruse: "Get a pumpkin Hunter Browne: "Get a pumpkin; pumpkin, then put it in the oven makes the goodest pumpkin pie. cook the pumpkin to soften it, then pumpkins and you fry them. You and then put the seeds out of it. get some flour. Cut up the pump- for about 20 seconds. When it First, she smashes the pumpkin; smash it up, and put It in a pan to put them in a little pie thing, and Then you put a little flour In it and kin and melt It, then put it In some beeps, you take it out of the oven then she gets all the seeds out. cook some more. Then you put you add sugar. You should bake it then you put the seeds back in. You tin foil, and put it In the oven at 90 and let it sit until It stops popping. Then she pours it in a pan and some dough under it and over it, for 14 minutes at 60 degrees—I bake it probably 20 minutes at 10 degrees for about one hour. I never I like pumpkin pje for breakfast adds sugar and cinnamon and and cook it again. My mom's like it kinda hot." degrees." made it before, but I think I am with whipped cream and milk.^ bakes it for a hour or two. I love going to make a pie with the going to try this recipe this year." her pumpkin pies!w pumpkin I picked." (Mary Brost Reck photos)

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