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nn SEE FACES ; atiPAGE S .V . , i I THE TRI-CITY RECORD 25$ Vol. 105 - No. 15 RED ARROW EDITION OF THE WATERVLIET RECORD, COLOMA COURIER & HARTFORD NEWS April 12,1989 Industrial Park proposed for Watervliet Twp.; m 400 acre site along I-94, west of M-140 By Bob Lohr Plans for the development of an in- land bordered on the east by M-140 , ment of light Industry. Sternaman dustrial park alongside 1-94 were on the west by Hennessy Rd., bet- noted that Custom Built Brush, cur- ween 1-94 and 600 feet south of Dan unveiled at the Watervliet Township See INDUSTRIAL on page 15 Planning Commission meeting Tues- Smith Road is to be rezoned to M-l day night. light industrial. The rezoning at the The Planning Commission, at the request of the Township Board, in request of the Township Board, gave co-operation with Balkema Bros, of the go ahead to study the potential Kalamazoo, who currently owns the development located In southern property. Watervliet Township. According to Sternaman, land According to Monte Sternaman, of located on the north and south of W- Sternaman and Associates engineer- Dan Smith is to be sectioned off into S! ing firm in South Haven, an area of 4V2 and 6 acre lots for the develop-

TOP SCHOLARS..Xoloma High School recently announced Its top 12 academic scholars for the 1989 11.5 mill operational renewal graduating class. The top students, seated, left to right, are: Christopher Baushke, Angela Paris, Joseph Fester, Vlkkl Hosbein, Charles David Kibler and Rachel Miller. Standing, left to right, are: Lynne Philllpi, Beth Rogers, Michael Spica, Tammy Vance, James Walke and John Willming. (photo by Carole Kieman) is goal of Coloma Board of Ed. By Marlon Leedy Schools. BDN Industrial Hygiene The annual school election will be Consultants of Portage, lnd.f will held on Monday, June 12. Voters will work Wjth the administration in Twelve graduates earn high honors at CHS be asked to renew an 11.5 mill levy developing bid specifications for the and elect two of three candidates to removal and abatement of the Following the tradition of many dent's activities and the hairline topher Baushke, Angela Faris, two four-year terms on the Board of asbestos in the schools. Education. Coloma Schools have been and years at Coloma High School, all top fineness of scholastic grades. Joseph Fester, Vlkki Hosbein, Char- Shaded area shows proposed In- honor students are equally recogniz- The Board of Education of the Col- . Six girls and six boys are les David Kibler, Rachel Miller, oma Community School District See ASBESTOS on page 6 dustrial parte site In Watervliet Twp. ed. Principal Harold Wheeler stated Coloma's high-ranking scholastic Lynne Philllpi, Beth Rogers, Michael that we do not determine valedictory students for their four years of Spica, Tammy Vance, James Walke passed the resolution establishing and salutatory standing due to the senior high school work, Principal and John Willming. the election date and the levy re- many intangible aspects of the stu- Wheeler announced. They are: Chris- All of these young people have quest during the regular Board meeting Monday night, April 10. HBA suggests police dept achieved a high standard of aca- demic accomplishment, as well as The candidates seeking the two maintaining excellent citizenship ' Board seats are incumbents Charles Nelson and Walter Arny; Bob policy to Hartford City Council and attendance records, the prin- Wooley, a newcomer to school af- $85 000 overdue tax bill has cipal noted. He pointed out that greater interest in the welfare of that f there is no limit to the number of fairs, is the third candidate for a By Phyliss Buechner Board office. Wooley is a former Col- City. students who may earn honor recog- Ralph Stelter, representing the The HBA was also of the opinion nition if they meet scholastic stan- . oma City Commissioner. Hartford Business Association Watervliet in financial limbo In ASfctog voters to renew the 11.5 that the City should look into hiring a dards set by the school. Wheeler em- (HBA), read a letter to the Hartford tjax Mvylor one year the Board of City manager and that they needed The City of WatervHet may still be have employed approximately 200 phasized that no distinction as to City Council at its meeting held Mon- someone trained to handle City forced to implement drastic cut- rank is made among those who are Education is wofking to consolidate day, April 10, 1989, with solutions workers. A fourth shift and more all levies so the levies become funds. They also inquired about the backs in municipal operations if workers will be added at a later date, In the honors group. suggested to problems within the Ci- removal of the burnt remains of Old $85,000 in back taxes aren't paid in Christopher Baushke is the son of renewable at one time. Board memb- ty. according to company officials. ers Charies Nelson, Jean Chandler World Gardens and said the charred the near future. Flaherty said if the tax monies Mrs. Marilyn Baushke, 3334 Hicks The letter read, "It is the general debris is an eyesore and embarrass- City Mayor Robert Flaherty said Ave., Benton Harbor, Michigan. and Blaine Olney will head a Board consensus of the HBA membership don't reach City hands in a timely 4get-out-the-vote* committee. ment to Hartford. the funds owed by the former owners manner proposed cuts in the police Christopher's extracurricular ac- that the City of Hartford, when selec- Addressing the last issue was of the Watervliet Paper Company tivities include: Honor Club, Student The Board authorized Assistant ting a new police chief, should be in- force. City employees work force Superintendent Ronald Clark to Building inspector Dalton Kinney. Inc. are frozen in U.S. Bankruptcy and other areas may have to be im- Council, Football, Basketball and sistent upon that officer being a resi- He said that the City could not re- Court, forcing the City to continue to German Club. Christopher plans to prepare specifications for light im- dent of that City." They said it was plemented. He said an immediate provement on Coloma's football quest any action to be taken until the hang in financial limbo. He com- concern of municipal leaders is attend General Motors Institute. clear that a police chief should be insurance matter had been resolved. mented, "It will be extremely difficult Angela Faris is the daughter of Mr. field. After considerable discussion easily and readily accessible when "how to pay for the City's share of the agreement for the specifications Kinney said it had been settled and for the City to become financially the fire truck" the joint fire depart- and Mrs. Dennis Faris, 5898 needed and also that a chief living that Klett Construction was going to healthy until that back tax money McKinley St., Coloma, Michigan. was approved to establish a solid within the City would take much ment has purchased and that Is due cost for the project. It does not mean demolish the rest of the building and comes in." for delivery in May. The City's portion Angela's extracurricular activities in- the Board has agreed to proceed clean up the property but that they Flaherty said even though the of the bill is $50,000, according to clude: French Club, Basketball, had to wait for seasonal road weight City's back taxes "are one of the first Honor Club, Track, Girls State, Na- with the project. Flaherty. He said $25,000 has been Board member Jerry Jollay had limits to be removed. Since they priorities" to be paid by the court, shuffled from other areas to cover tional Honor Society, Academic Let- have been lifted Kinney said the legal counsel has said it could take ter Award, and SADD - Vice Presi- brought the issue to the Board on the cost. Not only will those funds be behalf of the Athletic Boosters Club work would begin as soon as it could as long as a year or more to actually needed to cover other pertinent See HONORS on page 6 which has pledged to give $7,500 be scheduled. get the funds. costs, but an additional $25,000 is Mayor William Weeden advised Watervliet City Assessor Tom toward the lighting of the field. payable and due prior to delivery of The original lights were installed that he had proposed someone as Yore said the financial shortfall the new pumper. in 1945 through the efforts of a City manager a year ago but the represents approximately 33% of The mayor said he was in constant citizens group that raised the money Council had at that time voted the 1988-89 budget for the contact with the City's attorney, for a loan which was paid off by against the person he wanted and financially-distressed City. However, Mike Jones, and is "hoping for the "now there's no money" The City he pointed out, the corporation that citizen donations. Some additional best." lights have been added. recently settled claims made by purchased the ailing mill has "pro- In other matters, the Watervliet Ci- former employees regarding unpaid mised to get us back on solid ty Commission approved, at Its April Jollay said he hoped bids are let by the next meeting so the Board overtime accumulated and those ground." 4 regular meeting, to transfer a payments, along with staggering at- The Watervliet Paper Company $9,123,500 industrial facilities ex- can reach a determination In the issue. torney fees and the loss of the City Inc. closed its doors in Novemeber emption certificate on the Watervliet OOTCHA^Mother Nature probably accountant and bookkeeper as well 1988 and furloughed 325 employees. mill to the new owners. The cer- ODD COUPLE...Tri-clty resident Tim The Board adopted the asbestos smirked with (Might after she as the building inspector, have Kapaco Group Inc., a Kalamazoo- tificate allows for a 50 percent tax Cuthbert had a unique photo oppor- dumped an Inch or eo of sloppy, wet created budget and fiscal problems. based firm, finalized a $9 million abatement for 12 years, according to management plan in compliance tunity recently when he spied an with the Asbestos Hazardous enow on the tri-cities this past Harold Frye Sr. said he was pleas- deal sealing the purchase of the mill Tom Yore. Yore said the abatement, unusual couple setting up house- weekend. It's hard to believe on ed to hear from their auditors that last month. The new owners have which went into effect in 1985 when Emergency Response Act of 1987 keeping In his yard. An African and approved expenditures of bet- Easter Sunday, only a couple of the new City accountant is making changed the name of the company the former mill owners purchased tulouse barnyard goose and a weeks ago, spring was in the air and very good progress and financial to the Watervliet Paper Company, over $9 million worth of equipment, ween $30,000 and $60,000 for the domestic white gander were sharing abatement of asbestos in Coloma temperatures soared above the records should be current verv soon leaving the "Incorporated" off and would expire In 1997. a nest, complete with eggs. 70-degree mark. See POLICE on page 6

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Jliv FRANCES FOUQH ST JOSEPH *1 think If It pleases the ma lortty of the cltbcens then RALPH BOWER KEVIW FLYNW thafs what they ahould do. COLOMA MOVIE ZOO The minority must be ade "Yes, I believe that to aupport Tto rMton you •tool of- NANCY RUESS quately representee and to the democratic prooaas the DALE BHXeiMMC* CUTTING CORNERS LINDA SMITH merely repreeent the majority major laeuas ahould be JEFF ALLISON BENTON HARBOR ficials It to roproMfit you. If M COLOMA we have to vote on every Yos, becsuse as citizens It's COLOMA defeats the democratic pro- presented to the voters tor COLOMA really, that's what we "H they oaitt vole then there's "The vote ehouW thing, we detest ttist pur our duty to vote on every "Yos, I ttilnK they have that end denies represen their approval or dla- "Yea, oauee they have our repreaentetives In a handful of people running wttti the iesue " right/ tatlve government" approval" right to.* imr >le ehow " money matters." PAGE THREE APRIL 12,1989 TRI-CITY RECORD

WHY TAKE MY ANGEL? joint return if both are Medicare eligi- PROGRAM ON Dear Editor, COLUMNS & COMMENTARY ble. Coloma Commissioners answer If anyone knows what happened AMERICAN CIRCUS Section 89 of the Internal Revenue receive. Employers would also face Democrats on the Small Business "Taxpayers who are subject to to the angel on Sally Pflugradt's Code affecting employee benefit tax penalties. paying the new premium should plan HISTORY grave at the Watervliet Cemetery, Committee have joined with me in Ray Srebroth will present the pro- By Lynn Attlla recall election charges plans. Section 89, which took effect "While on the surface this legisla- co-sponsoring this legislation- now to adjust their estimated tax held a closed meeting in violation of the voters. please call her family at 463-4225. gram 'History of the American Cir- Coloma City Mayor Marvin Taylor •Charge 4: On February 11, 1989, as part of the 1986 Tax Reform Act, tion may appear to be beneficial," including the chairman of our com- payments and withholding so they the Open Meetings Act to decide Stine said in the event that the It was about 10 Inches tall and cus' at the April meeting of the North and three commissioners targeted the municipal leaders in question Is intended to ensure that employee- said Congressman Upton, "it clearly mittee. will not have a large unexpected whether or not to discharge one War- recall efforts are successful and all broken off at the feet. If found it Berrien Historical Society on Tues- for recall action responded to created the position of "City sponsored benefit plans are broadly has resulted in a burden-both finan- "In my view, this is simply a matter balance due next year," Hummel ren Damon from his position as Col- four Commission members being could be fixed. It has special mean- day, April 18, at 7:30 p.m. charges brought against them at a Manager" in violation of the City based and do not benefit only top- cial and regulatory--that businesses of basic fairness for the American said. oma City Public Works Coordinator c h a I - ing, as her classmates bought It.' level employees. cannot afford to bear. I strongly Additional information is available The meeting will be held at the special City Commission meeting Charter. small businessman and woman," Up- Coloma United Methodist Church. and created a 'City manager's' posi- Commission Response: On Feb- lenged are unseated, the governor of The new law requires all business favor repeal of this legislation In Publication 505, Tax Withholding April 6. Michigan has the option to make ap- ton concluded, "and I am committed Visitors are welcomed. tion. ruary 11, 1989, the City Commission owners to conduct a series of com- because it is illogical and unfair to to working with my colleagues on and Estimated Tax, and Publication Mayor Taylor, commissioners •Commission Response: On Feb- pointments to fill the vacancies until Peter Mestre, Anita Hirsch and did not meet. UPTON CO-SPONSORS plicated statistical tests to deter- small businesses. the Small Business Committee to 934, Supplemental Medicare ruary 8,1989, the mayor's special ap- the next election. If, for some A mine if their health and life in- "Section 89 is so exceedingly Premium, or by calling the IRS toll RETIRED SCHOOL George Postelli, and other commis- Recall organizer Vicki Cox said fight for the repeal of Section 89." pointed committee (formed to study the date of February 11,1989, was a reason, the governor would choose BILL TO REPEAL surance plans are distributed 'fairly' complex that the Internal Revenue free at 1-800-424-1040. PERSONNEL TO MEET sioners not directly affected by the the administrative needs of the City) not to do that the City of Coloma among highly-paid employees and Service has not even been able to recall issue addressed a crowd of typographical error made by the at- 'SECTION 89' The Van Buren County Associa- and the public works chairman met torney's office who drew up the peti- would not be able to conduct i Congressman Fred Upton (R-St. the rank-and-file. If a benefit plan issue regulations implementing the SPRING ANTIQUE SHOW approximately 50 citizens. Taylor SUPPLEMENTAL tion of Retired School Personnel will with Mr. Damon. The purpose of this tions. The post of "City Manager" business because it would no longer Joseph) announced recently that he fails the required tests, highly-paid new law. Two years have gone by had said the entire Commission was MEDICARE PREMIUM AT COOK hold Its first meeting of 1989 on meeting was only a courtesy to in- was created officially at the have a quorum, she said. has co-sponsored a bill to repeal employees would be taxed on the and there is still nothing that has Involved in the action and the entire Antique hunters are sure to find Tuesday, April 18, at the Van Buren form Mr. Damon of the committee's February 13 meeting of the Commis- Stine also pointed out it would be value of the excess benefits they been issued by the federal govern- SHOULD BE true treasures on Saturday, April 22, Commission would address the County Skill Center in Lawrence. proposals that would be presented sion. possible for only one or a portion of ment to provide formal guidance to issue. Other commissioners not be- CITY RAP...Coloma citizens turned out In force to support or criticize the Col- CONSIDERED IN 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and Sunday, Luncheon will be served at 12:30 at the next regular meeting of the Ci- Election Supervisor Louise Stine the municipal leaders being chal- employers. If the federal govern- April 23, 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., at ing challenged by the recall effort oma City Commission last week. The Commission met to address recall FIGURING ESTIMATED p.m. by the Skill Center Food Ser- ty Commission. No decisions were said the date discrepancy did not in- lenged to be unseated. Each Com- ment's most qualified experts can- Cook Energy Information Center's are Robert Wohler, Charles Owen charges being brought against City Mayor Marvin Taylor and three commis- TAXES FOR 1989 vices. Entertainment will be a made at this meeting. validate the petitions. It was up to missioner and the mayor will be not understand Section 89, how in Spring Antique Show. Regional col- musical program presented by the and Thomas Tulllo. According to Commissioner voted on individually, she said, not sioners. (photo by Lynn Attlla) The IRS reminded taxpayers the individuals being challenged to the world can we expect small- lectors and dealers of old oak fur- Lawrence High School choir under Taylor read each charge that ap- Mestre, the mayor's special ap- as a group. recently that the first estimated tax make correct information clear to business people to comply with it? niture, toys, delicate linens and lace, the direction of Jane Eaton. pears on the recall petition; then a pointed committee consisted of payment for 1989 is due April 17. "Because of their heavy reliance glittering glass and prettily painted A Board meeting will be held prior prepared statement addressing each Mayor Taylor and commissioners "Anyone who expects to have a on part-time workers, their high rates plates and china will take you on a to the luncheon at 11:00 a.m. allegation. The Commission then at- Hirsch and Postelli. Mestre was the tax liability of $500 or more must WATERVLIET LIBRARY of employee turnover, and their in- journey through time. The V.B.C.A.R.S.P. organization is tempted to answer questions posed public works chairman at that time LAS VEGAS NIGHTS Coloma •Watervliet •Hartfo prepay their tax during the year," ability to afford the costs of hiring Then you can whisk yourself back a chapter of the Michigan Associa- from the floor pertaining to the and sat in on the meeting. Mestre NEWS outside consultants to help them said IRS District Director John Hum- The Watervliet District Library SET FOR THIS WEEKEND to the present by seeing the Center's tion of Retired School Personnel; the allegations only. He told the au- stressed the meeting was "only a The Watervliet Lions Club Is understand Section 89," Upton add- mel. "Individuals who do not pay dience this was not the time nor the Friends, in cooperation with Sue DOUBLE three theatre shows. It's all happen- only school retiree organization in courtesy to Mr. Damon to alert him hosting a two-day Las Vegas Nights ed, "compliance will be particularly their tax through withholding, or do ,, Ellen's Quilt Shop, Hartford, are ing Saturday 10 to 5 and Sunday 11 Michigan operated exclusively by place to discuss other "gripes to the committee's proposal." He event this weekend. difficult for small businesses. Con- not have enough deducted during sponsoring a quilt show from 1-5 to 5 at the Cook Energy Information and for school retirees. citizens may have. The session said the committee thought it would Besides the popular blackjack sequently, those businesses that do the year, may have to make p.m. on Sunday, April 23, at the COUPON Center, off 1-94, Bridgman, Michigan. The V.B.C.A.R.S.P. welcomes new lasted approximately 90 minutes. be more shocking to Mr. Damon If he game, there will be a roulette wheel not offer health benefits will be fur- estimated tax payments to avoid a library. A goodwill donation of $1.00 Admission is free. members. Former City Commissioner and heard of the proposal for the first and a craps table. Food and USDA ther discouraged from doing so, and penalty." is being requested at the door, many ALL DAY recall organizer Vicki Cox said more time at the public meeting. refreshments are available; admis- those that do provide health plans Hummel also said that this year beautiful quilts and quilted items signatures than the needed 108 per Audience members asked the sion is $2.00. may be inclined to reduce their there is an additional calculation for petition have been obtained. She will be on display with some of them WEDNESDAY Commission if It was really in- The fund-raising event is at the St. WF- K'.RRV. I H< I J I MILL OUJNNLICK benefits or terminate their benefit most cenior citizens and other tax- offered for sale. Viewers are invited t said the recall committee would be terested in Damon's well-being why Joseph Catholjc Parish Center on plans all together. Obviously, this payers who are eligible for Medicare to vote for their favorite quilt. working toward securing as many then did he have to sign a release Lucinda Lane, Watervliet, Friday was the exact opposite intention of Part A for at least 6 months of the A people's choice award will be signatures as possible to act as "a stating "he would not sue the City of from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Saturday those who wrote and voted for this year. The Supplemental Medicare safety net." At press time, the com- presented for the three quilts with Premium Is based on a rate of $22.50 Coloma." the most votes. To enter your quilt in from 2 p.m. to 1 a.m. DEUOOUS OLD FASHION new law. mittee had obtained 155 signatures Mestre responded, "It is the duty for each $150 of tax liability. The the show, call Ruth Ellen at 463-5622. TRI-CITY RECORD "In fact, because more people will per petition. of this Commission to use good maximum premium is $800 a person, Guilts must be registered during the 1-Year Subscription Rates actually end up with less insurance, Berrien County Election Super- common sense to protect ourselves a majority of Republicans and or $1,600 for a married couple filing a week of April 17. Don't forget to Berrien & Van Buren countiee...$13.00 visor Louise Stine said all signatures and the City." Elsewhere in state of Mlchigan...l16.00 must be from registered voters and reserve the 4th Sunday in April for SMOKED Combination of local 4 outstate...$16.00 PICNICS this second annual Watervliet' WATER ADDED BY MRL All I remember of being introduced must total 25% of the voters who •Charge 3: On February 27, 1989, Outside the state of Mlchigan...$18.00 SUCH) Library Quilt Show. KARL'S to my teacher, Mrs. Graham, Is a pic- voted in the last gubernatorial elec- the municipal leaders in question Outside the United States...$20.00 ture of Mrs. Butterworth with legs tion. The municipal leaders being discharged Warren Damon from his 78^ the size of redwoods. Mom handed challenged by the recall effort will position as Coloma City Public MAUD AND THE RUNAWAY have the right to dispute the validity o me over and headed for home. pursuit. Works Coordinator because of War- LANSING On that August day in 1886, a of any of the signatures appearing I was waiting for her on the porch After Mr. Hubbard came back and ren Damon's age which was in viola- "IT WAS ALL HIS salesman stopped to call on the on the petition. L when she got there. She took me McAllisters at their grocery store in explained the joke, Vet knew he was tion of age discrimination laws and FAULT!" back; I beat her home again. She Hartford. The salesman had just in trouble. As the stcy spread later, statutes. The spring sport season Is REPORT must have figured I'd get over my Recall petitions were OK'd by the Commission Response: On Feb- here. Do you have 'all risk* in- bought a lively span of sorrel horses and it was too good for Mr. Hubbard LANSINQ REPORT it wrttton •xduttofy for th« TrfJ Berrien County Election Commis- u nervousness with a little tlme...she from Al Anderson, and had them hit- to keep, Vet would have to buy ruary 27,1989, all seven members of surance on your sporting goods: City Record by State RepresenUthrt Lad S. Stacey. let me stay home that day. sion last week for wording only, the City Commission voted to golf and fishing tackle, camping ched to a spanking new buggy. cigars for the price of maintaining Stine said. She said the Election Rep. Stacey will write of issues effecting the state in The second day my big brother, After conducting his business, the silence. eliminate the position of Public and boating equipment? Protect SO-DRl general and the area in particular. He welcomes your M John (all of thirteen), took me to Commission examines the ver- Works Coordinator and approved the yourself also with liability In- salesman came out and noticed lit- The next week. Editor Don balism "to make sure the reasons for comments and questions. Write in cere of this paper. school. I don't remember the walk to Cochrane told the story in The Day establishment of a City Coordinator surance from The Don Young In- PAPER TOWELS tle Maud McAllister staring at his the recall are clear enough for a (nc-fWGED «*) VALU-TWM TENDER JUtCY FRESH N school but I do recall him sitting In handsome team. He asked her if she Spring ending it thusly, "Several of position...not a City Manager...to surance Agency. this huge sandbox with me stacking voter to understand." The Election oversee the administration of City LEGISLATION WOULD EXEMPT Kiwanis, Clvitan, Rotary, Elks and would like a ride. She nodded her the boys have smoked at Vet's ex- Commission does not make a judge- large orange blocks, men he left head shyly, "Yes," and after getting pense, but we've not and are under Hall and Public Works in order to PORK NONPROFIT GROUPS FROM Jaycees, among others. These KINDERGARTEN me to go on home, I beat him there ment on whether the allegations are become more efficient, save money SALES TAX ON FUND-RAtSERS groups are dedicated td providing parental permission, he put her up no obligation to keep the secret. But true or false. She said it was up to ROUNDUP ESCAPEE* by at least three minuteB.,.Mom met on the buggy seat. Snapping the if you say anything to him there's no and better serve the public.. DON YOUNG Legislation exempting nonprofit, goods and services to people who him halfway up the block with me the individuals being recalled to get According to the City Charter, the STEAK charitable or service organizations' otherwise would do without needed TESTED FAMILY TIES reins, they started off west on Main need of telling where you got your in- "that type of information" out to the dangling from under her arm. I spent Street at a lively gait. Maud was formation." Commission has the right to discon- WATERVLIET fund-raisers from state taxation has help. Typing the ad copy for the the rest of the day In school that day; public. tinue any office which has been INSURANCE been introduced in the Michigan Government, despite its good in- Watervliet South Kindergarten Roun- hanging on and grinning widely. As time passed, the horse became The petitions allege that the four so did brother John.,.! really think he As they passed the Merriman less important and was replaced by created by it, and the Commission House. tentions, has a finite budget that dup brought back long-burled enjoyed those blocks. municipal leaders are guilty of four AGENCY INC Bank, the off horse stepped in a hole the automobile. When I was a small has the right to create an office and 463-6773 s House Bill 4200 would excuse gets tighter every year and simply is memories of my first days of public The next day he brought me to violations: appoint or hire someone when It organizations that enjoy federal tax- unable to fund all the needs of all the education. in the dirt street, lost his footing and boy in Hartford of the 1930's, there •Charge 1: On November 28,1988 school and anchored me In the sand- rolled over on his back. were just a few horses that I can judges that such action is in the best exempt status under section 501 of people. These fine, volunteer organi- Qolng to kindergarten for this Sun- box, surrounded by those orange the municipal leaders in question 1« The sudden stop threw Maud remember. One was owned by Frank interest of the City. Mr. Damon's age the Internal Revenue Code from pay- zations work very hard to supply nyknoll tyke meant walking one blocks. Once I was firmly engrossed violated City contracting policies by was never a consideration or a factor ing state sales tax on their fund- many of those needs, and it is unfair block east and two blocks north to against the dash board with enough Goss who hauled junk, ashes and contracting with the Great Lakes Ap- In getting the blocks to stack, he force to break it. But with presence cleaned cess pools, the other was in the Commission's decision. raising events, which help support to charge sales tax on their efforts to Berkley Elementary School at the slipped out the room and on home...! praisal Company of Lansing, Furthermore, Mr. Damon was of- USDA CHOICE BEEF their organizations. The events in- raise money they will spend helping corner of Catalpa Ave. and Coolldge of mind hardly to be expected in a 7 Bill Carroll. Michigan, to do an appraisal of the was there waiting for him. year old, the little girl caught hold of Bill was a Hartford fixture from fered either a severance pay in the All RAVORS - REGULAR OR DIET clude booths at county fairs, conces- others. Highway.,,*!! of an 6-mlnute walk. As History falls to recall who else of City by not posting or listing said amount of $6,000 or a job on the Secretaries BONELESS I hope my colleagues wilt see fit to the iron foot rest and saved herself about 1895 until his last horse died sion stands, pancake breakfasts, the eighth child In a brood of nine (In my family gave time to keeping me In contract bids. public works crew carrying his SIRIOINTIP barbecues and product sales. pass this legislation, which from being thrown under the horses' in 1940. Her name was Nellie. When time there were 13 In all) the Idea of kindergarten; Mom says It took •Commission Response: The City seniority in this department which FAYGCLPOP acknowledges the Important con- feet. A bystander rushed out, grabb- Bill first started his dray line before 1 co-sponsored this bill. I believe It school couldn't have been that alien; several days and one escort by big of Coloma does not have a City con- would put him at a rate of $7.75 per ROAST is needed because of the beneficial tributions provided by Michigan's everybody In our house was going ed the harness and prevented further the turn of the century, there was not tracting policy. The Commission Day, April 26 sister Christine to get me to stay hour. These options in no way take nature of our charitable, service many selfless charitable and service trouble. a single motor vehicle in Hartford. except my baby sister, 4-year-old with my fellow pupils. No one knows usually does try to get bids. away Mr. Damon's right to apply for organizations, such as the Lions, organizations. On a clear February evening in When Nellie died there was hardly Babette. / even remember my school what Chris said or did to get me to However, in certain areas the Com- the City Coordinator position. Mr. outfit, cowboy shorts and a cowboy 1900 occurred another Hartford another horse left in town. mission has awarded contracts stay or maybe she just got credit "runaway." But this one was plann- For several days Nellie had been Damon has since elected to take the vest when I got tired of racing everybody without bids when the City's best in- severance pay. Mom walked me to school that ed. Young "Vet" Carpp owned the ill at the Duffy barn on N. Haver terests are served. Through the years home. I did learn a valuable paren- cheese factory west of town. He was Street. Bill Carroll, 77, had sat up Commissioner Thomas Tullio ad- The first day, probably with Babette In ting lesson from the patience of my prior commissions have often con- mitted to the audience that he had MTB tow, I remember walking right up to single, and known as a gallant young with his horse the preceding even- mother and brothers and slaters. tracted services without bids for like made a comment during the course (flUSDfPOsS) the huge wooden doors and looking man. ing; and when he came back early amounts on: yearly insurance, street When my own son, Justin, went the next morning, she had died of that ominous February 27 meeting Back down a long dark hallway full of At this time, F.W, Hubbard, Main repair, well maintenance, yearly for his first day of school. It was just Street merchant, and his wife were sometime in the night. that could have been misunder- noisy kids and feeling my stomach across the street from our home.,, audits, ect. stood. He said he commented, "If we Fence clutch In fear that once I was left entertaining a lovely young lady as a For the last several years Bill and Great Lakes Appraisal was sure enough, by the time his mom Nellie had been hauling ashes and could get a 40-year-old for a there I was never going to see my guest at their home. Vet had made chosen because they presently do got back to our porch, he was right elaborate plans for an evening's rubbish. Bill could not even 60-something, we'd go for it." home again (probably brought on by behind her,,,! grabbed him, put him our regular assessments and have Tullio apologized for the offhand This entire column will not be a graphic reading of Hansel and sleigh ride with the young lady. remember how old she was. completed recent reappraisals in about the weather but.Jt sure was morning about the oil spill in Alaska, over my knee and paddled his bot- So Vet rented a beautifully groom- After that Bill said he would quit remark and told the audience that he TROPICANA Qretel by an older sibling). surrounding neighboring townships ORANGE JUICE and while the commentator was talk- tom. He stayed next time. the dray business. It would not pay should never have made it. He cited disgusting to get out of bed on Sun- ed team of horses and an elegant assuring that our property values let them know how ing they were showing pictures of him to buy another horse for the little his newness to the post of City Com- iay morning to a blizzard. Now, I am cutter from Roy HinckU;/s stable on will be in line with the surrounding much they are appreciated. m. o* wre that this is the first time In my the poor Httle animals who were South Maple Street. This was the business there was left for him. A mission and the hostile tone of his MOM/'.rm life H has snowed in April. But, I am floundering in the mud-like gooey lifelong bachelor. Bill had always areas. first meeting as reasons for his same Roy Hinckley who later owned Citizens from the audience pann- Belfy Drug Store »ure someone will remind me of a mess. Those poor little beasts did the Hartford House/ disliked trucks and absolutely refus- misplaced candor. ed Great Lakes Appraisal Company tlme...when H did. no! know the danger they are in. The ed to ride in any kind of motor vehi- Tullio had been sworn in prior to 3S7 North Main St Watervliet. Ml 4909S IMSTAHFT SAVINGS oommentator said even after they cle. I will always remember him with and Pat DePriest, the City assessor the beginning of the February 27 Sunday, all day, it snowed and the Driving the handsome outfit, Vet and employee of Great Lakes Ap- Phone: 463-3164 waeh off their feathers with, if you called for the young lady and they his gray mare plodding along Hart- meeting to take the place of former wind blew and you could not even praisal. Dennis Zechiel, 246 Leedy see out of the window^what a aur- can believe it Dawn, they still may enjoyed an evening's ride over the ford's streets pulling the small Commissioner Robert Wooley. Tullio — Pay Th9§9 Blili Hare — Street, said if the City assessor had prise it was Now, I do not want all of die because the toxicants still get in moonlit and sparkling snowy roads wagon. Bill sat on the seat proudly, is not targeted by the recall drive. Michigan Qaa A Michigan Ml been doing her job properly the City you Florida birds to gloat too much. their livers and kidneys. They seem around Hartford. holding the lines, a bristly gray of Coloma wouldn't be in need of a We could have this weather again eo desperate. They did say they are Returning about 9:00 P.M., the moustache. And on his black visored citywide reappraisal. now aatisfied to have it contained, couple failed to notice that F.W. cap, he wore a metal badge that said *hen you come home this summer. Commissioner Pete Mestre told If it snowed like this in April think of but that it would in all probability Hubbard was walking along the "Drayman " And he wore It proudly. BANQUET DINNERS the audience, "It takes a great deal the fun we could have in the back take at least 10 years for Mother street, coming home after closing Ali of time as well as more than one per- YAMTTICC Mature to dean up the mess. the store. Most people in Hartford /ard, with snow on the ground in son" to maintain the ever changing COLOMA ST. PAT'S DAY COMMITTEE SAYS THANKS May. One thing I learned as a small knew that F.W. enjoyed a reputation appraisals of City properties. He The 1989 Coloma St. Patrick's Day Committee would, like Monday that sun did shine for a child, and I learned this in my knit- as one of the town's premier TRI-CITY ¥ ting class in |unior high, was to learn also pointed out "About every fifth to thank the following for their donations this year! time, but it still did not melt all of the )okesters. This evening he lived up to BOB'S NIFTY FIFTIES INSTAKT SAVINGS wonder on the ground. how to fix a mistake before I went on expectations. year the City will have to do a com- COLOMA FABRICARE MIDWEST WAREHOUSE RECORD plete reappraisal." But, after the COLOMA CHIROPRACTIC Well, I really don't Know H H has to to something bigger and better. Isn't Vet had left the team at the Hub- HIP8KIND BUILDING SUPPLY CENTURY 21 REAL ESTATE 138 H. Main 8tM Box 7 work Is done this year, the process do with the nutty weather, but a ma- it interesting that we can build these bard gateway while he accompanied HARDING'S MARKET MIKE'S PHARMACY STEINHOFFS JEWELRY huge ships to transport oil from one Watervliet, ML 49098 will not be as expensive or extensive 110 00 mini ior portion of our employees came In the young lady to her door. He stood PIWACKI COAST TO COAST DaROSA'S PASTA HUT AT purchflM rtq nation to another and we, as yet, do in the future, he said. to wo* on Monday and left early, there talking, of course with his back (816) 463-3461 H.O.R. AUTOMOTIVE SALES THE FRIENDLY TAVERN THE LAST RESORT ticludlng B not have the necessary equipment to Buy (ttiu claiming illness and that members to the street. COLOMA LANES SSS AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY FARMER FRIDAY'S YOUR repair the damage that we cause Anne lr Karl Bayer, Publishers •Charge 2: On February 8, 1089, • ! c o h o II c of their families were stcfc as well. Meanwhile, Mr. Hubbard saw his the municipal leaders in question R S M HEATING RIDGE S KRAMER KRENEK MOTORS 4|a)ulwy when we make a mistake. Karl Bayer, Editor Some even are having the chicken chance. Slipping quietly into the cut- COLOMA DAIRY QUEEN CRAIG'S BARBER SHOP THE BOOK SHELF SERVICE JObBCCOjKOdUC We are all responsible for our en- ter, he brought the whip to bear sud- Anne Bayer, Bus. Mgr. pox. These are deep winter illnesses, BROADWATER AUTO SALES WESCO SERVICE STATION MIDWAY SPORTS SHOP not jus! plain, old-faahioned spring vironment and our actions and reac- denly over the backs of the ponies. Bonnie Bannen, Copy Editor WATER AWARENESS „ tions that are put on the world 1 MENASHA CORP. CENTURY INSURANCE LARRY'S CHICKEN fever. I am sure the one with the The rig departed with a clatter of Lynn Attlla, Staff Reporter M )M taw ff* MM** f""* ^ because we exlet here. Lefs put •iMcli ^ If M to •*» k USALLE FEDERAL SSL COLOMA TOWNSHIP HALL COLOMA CITY COLOMA chicken pox would much rather have hooves and a cry of despair from Kelly Benson, Advertising kali Mwlifit tefMM to rt* * pm WATERVLIET HARTF0R COLOMA FROZEN FOODS spring fever. pressure on some of the larger com- young Mr. Carpp. With two bounds Mtf iMMtaf mm ASSEMBLED COMPONENTS MR. S MRS. GLENN RANDALL panies to develop the cure before With all of the goings on in this of- he reached the sidewalk and entered The Trt-CHy Record Is the tyfti HINGST FLORIST HILLTOP CENTER, COLOMA BILL'S SIGN ART STORE STORE STORE fice on Monday, e*en Gill had to lend build the newest equipment to REMODELING COMPLETE...The addition of our new red awning leaf week Into a hot pursuit of his team and Red Arrow Edition of the iftLmtm9*ur*irStm BOB HOWELL SHERRILL'S RESTAURANT i our lives a little brighter. Are M0N-SAT 810 MON-SAT. 810 MON-SAT 8-10 a hand at the front desk. It was nice a completed the remodeling of the front of the Record building. sleigh, which were rapidly disap- WATERVLIET RECORD mSn wl »** at i* »• M «« •**» t* and all tha paopla who halpad with tha parada and othar thing* we really making our lives better USPSSSS-340 to have her help. Meny thanks to all those who took a moment to comment on the work. pearing In the darkness. Meanwhile BESTWATER Siles that had to ba dona to maka It auch a graat time and day tor ua SUNDAY 9-7 when we destroy all of the ones 2nd dtM potUy* paid 9t SUNDAY 8-8 CLOSED SUNDAY I was listening to the news this Special thanks, egeln, to McClanehan Construction for the fine )ob, end to the young lady stood with eyes wide WfttorvH*. Michigan 4909$ Car; N. Nipnt, 4«M1J2 around us In our environment? Graphic Sign Works for the superb ewnlng. and hands clasped at Vet's gallant APRIL 12.1989 TRI-CITY RECORD APRIL 12, isgg TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE FIVE

1932, in Benton Harbor. member of the Grouno Observer in Dowagiac. He was a retired super- OBITUARIES Survivors Include: two sons- Corps and the Berrien County visor for Loughney Dewatering Co., Watervliet Twp. Board denies MARION QEOfftQE Mr. Nlckerson was born April 22, William and Walter, both of Benton Sheriff's Auxiliary. New York. He was an Army veteran. Area residents Marlon Leslie George, 75, of 2720 1929, in Mishawaka, Ind. He was Harbor; a daughter, Mrs. Howard Survivors Include: his wife, the Survivors include: his wife, the permit for multiple housing plan Territorial Road, Benton Harbor, died employed as a foreman at Indiana (Norma) Post of Benton Harbor; 11 former Barbara House; one son, Ken- former Victoria Clendenin; one Sunday, April 9, 1989, at Mercy- Michigan Power Co. grandchildren; four great-grandchil- neth of Coloma; one stepson, How- daughter, Vicky Wirick of Min- file election Memorial Medical Center. St. dren; a sister, Mrs. Mildred Hau- By Bob Lohr Survivors Include: his wife, Jean; ard Milderbrandt of Texas; four step- neapolis, Minnesota; three sons - The Watervliet Township Board, ment. Residents in attendance ex- Joseph. two daughters - Karen Ann Beebe weghen of Watervliet; and a brother, daughters - Mrs. Gary (Margaret) Theodore III, Brian and Douglas, all pressed concerns, to the Board, of a A memorial service was held Tues- Marvin Bailey of Leslie, Illinois. petitions for following a recommendation from of Coloma and Kathy Jean Lausch of Renfro, Mrs. David (Sandra) Smith of Three Rivers; five grandchildren; the Watervliet Township Planning sewage and drainage problem ex- day at 4 p.m. at Coloma United Eau Claire; two sons - Kerry and Marlene, all of St. Joseph, and his stepmother, Violet Wirick of isting in the area, decay of the units, Methodist Church. The body has WILDA WETMORE Commission, denied a special land Eugene of Berrien Springs, and Karl Susan Johnson of Stevensvllle; one Hartford; three sisters - Mrs. Larry school boards use permit for an eight-unit housing an increase in traffic and possibly been cremated with burial to be held Richard of Kalamazoo; nine grand- Mrs. J.F. (Wilda Marie) Wetmore, brother, Kenneth L. of Custer, Mich.; (Evelyn) Cleary of Tampa, Fla.; Mrs. crime. Also noted was the state of at a later date at Rosehill Cemetery, 69,1200 Colfax, Benton Harbor, died complex to be built in the Township. children; and two brothers — Ronald four sisters - Mrs. Edith Akright of Rick (Linda) Pegan of Prospect, Ten- By Lynn Attlla The hearing, which came during disrepair of certain properties in the Berrien Springs. Arrangements were of Osceola, Indiana, and Raymond of Tuesday, April 4, 1989, at home after Stevensvllle, Mrs. Elizabeth Wygant nessee; and Mrs. Judy Morrison of area already owned by McBride. by the Dey-Florin Chapel of Florin a brief illness. Tri-city voters will be headed for the Board's regular business South Bend. of St. Joseph, and Mrs. Elmer (Ella) Niles; five brothers - Larry of the polls on June 12 to cast their meeting, was in regard to a special The Board also had concerns for Funeral Service, St. Joseph. The funeral was held Thursday at Isbrecht and Mrs. Paul (Edna) Figlus, LeRoy, Mich., Warren of Cassopolis, the fact that the complex would not Memorials may be made to the 2 p.m. at the Fairplain Chapel of ballots in the annual school election. land use permit request on property ROBERT MUTH both of Benton Harbor; 12 grand- Edward of Reed City, Mich., and In the Watervliet School District, owned by developer Dale McBride, have a resident manager. The church. Robert E. Muth, 69, of 9451 North Florin Funeral Service, Benton Har- children; and two great-grandchil- William and John, both of Niles. manager who would have maintain- Mr. George was born Dec. 21, bor. Burial was in Millburg Cemetery. six individuals have filed for two of California, for a 1.89-acre parcel Branch Road, Watervliet, died Sun- dren. Also two stepsisters - Mrs. Joe four-year seats on the Board of located on the corner of Huntoon ed the project currently lives in 1913, in St. Louis, Missouri. He day, April 9, 1989, at Battle Creek Memorials may be made to Hospice He was preceded in death by his (Janet) Bunn of Hartford and Mrs. Buchanan, according to Brooks. retired In 1979 from Superior Steel. at Home or the Berrien County Education. Those running for elec- and Chicago avenues near Paw Paw Veterans Hospital after a long il- first wife, Geraldine, in 1972; and se- Dennis (Judy) Weaver of South Bend; Lake. "Originally, I came here tonight for Survivors include; a daughter, lness. Cancer Service. tion are: incumbent George Shane, cond wife, Doris, in 1982. one stepbrother, Ronald Wade of 8160 Hill Road; Tom VanNiel, 8039 THEATER AT ITS BEST...Coloma High School students dazzled theater buffs McBride planned to build an 8-unit the project," Youdell said. "But I Phyllis Gundlock of Coloma; three The funeral will be held Thursday Mrs. Wetmore was born Jan. 29, Dowagiac; and one half-brother, with their rendition of "The Gazebo" last weekend. Cast members, front row, changed my mind, really from the brothers - Gerald of Cassopolis, 1920, in Watervliet Township. She Dan Smith Road; Nancy Fennessy, (4 three-bedroom and 4 two- at 2 p.m. at the Davidson Chapel, BETTY MCCOY Glenn Wirick of Niles. left to right, were: Derlck Snyder, Jason Wlnfleld, Glna Raunler, Jeff Nelson bedroom) apartment complex on the guests' testimony. They did a fine Merle of Romeo, Mich., and Lloyd of Florin Funeral Service, Coloma, retired in 1985 as a bookkeeper for 446 Elm Street; Vick Kinzler, 3865 Mrs. John (Betty Bell) McCoy, 56, M-140; Robert Wallace, 339 River- and Paul Mow. Seated, left to right: Shelley Schoenemann, John Bower, Wen- site and develop Chicago Avenue in- job of presenting their case," Colorado; a sister, Peggy Davis of where friends may call from 5 p.m. to Pierson's Apple Brokerage Com- of 348 Wall William Road, West side; and Kay Britenfeld, 9215 Dan- dy Stampfly, and Jim Walke. Standing, left to right: Lisa Trueblood, Cathy to a viable road and donate it to the Youdell added. Baroda; five grandchildren; and one 9 p.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in pany, Keeler. She was a member of Monroe, Louisiana, formerly of Col- CAROLINE DOMINION neffel Road. Leon, Roger Nadeau and Kelly Moran. The production was directed by Ralph Berrien County Road Commission, The Watervliet Township Planning great-grandchild. He was preceded Watervliet Cemetery. Memorials may the Johnson School Reunion Square oma and Stevensville, died Saturday, Caroline C. Dominion, 86, of School Board incumbent Phillip Bower. according to Chris Brooks, of Brooks Commission also denied the special GOD AND COUNTRY AWARD...Steven Torres received congratulations Sun- in death by his wife, Marie, in 1978; be made to Alzhelmers and Related Dancing Club; Hits and Misses April 8, 1989, at home. Meadowbrook Road, Benton Harbor, Lynch is not running for re-election. (photo by Jerry Byars) Architectural Firm in Benton Harbor, land use request at their March 13 day, April 9, from Rev. Laura C. Truby. He was presented with the 'God and and a son, Robert Thomas George, in Disorders Association or to the First Square Dance Club; Berrien County The funeral was held Tuesday at died Saturday, April 8, 1989, at meeting. Country' award from the Coloma United Methodist Church. Steve is a member 1988. Rose Society; former secretary for There are no proposals slated to ap- who represented McBride at the United Methodist Church of Water- 10 a.m. at Kilpatrick Funeral Home, Mercy-Memorial Medical Center, St. hearing. Brooks noted after the decision of Boy Scout Troop 696 of Watervliet. He is the son of Kelly and Charlene Tor- vliet, of which he was a member. Johnson School PTA; former pear on the June ballot. West Monroe, La. Joseph. Coloma voters will be asked to The Board's decision was made, in that McBride has "every intention" of res. (photo by Carl Hartman) ANNA MAE ARENT Mr. Muth was born July 27,1919, in member of Benton Center Busy A funeral Mass was held Wednes- Third Partnership signing Mrs. McCoy was born Dec. 31, give the green light to an 11.5 mill part, by the testimony of 19 concern- developing the property and that the The, funeral for Mrs. Anna Mae Watervliet. He,was a self-employed Bees; and a member of the American 1932, in Oklahoma. day at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph Catholic renewal in the annual school elec- ed citizens who attended Monday's firm will now investigate the pos- Arent, 89, of 6569 Hill Road, Coloma, contractor and most recently was Baptist Church, St. Joseph. Survivors include: her husband, Church, Watervliet, of which she was set for Watervliet Schools sibility of building duplexes on the Survivors include: her husband; tion. The one-year renewal is slated meeting, according to Township HEAL OF MICHIANA who died Saturday, April 8,1989, was employed at McClanahan Construc- John; four sons - Kenneth of Oila, a member. Burial was in Calvary site. Three duplexes, and possibly CHS VARIETY SHOW HEAL of Michiana will meet Sun- two sons - Jay of Benton Harbor for general operating funds. Clerk Dolores Youdell. Coloma High School proudly an- held Tuesday at'11 a.m. at the David- tion Co., Watervliet. He was an Army La., Kerry of West Monroe, La., Kevin Cemetery, Benton Harbor. Hutchins A petition was presented to the four, can now be built on the site. day, April 16, at 2 p.m. (Michigan and Jon of Coloma; a brother, Fred Three Coloma Community School nounces its second annual Variety son Chapel, Florin Funeral Service, veteran of World War II. of Downsville, La., and Kayne at Funeral Home, Watervliet, was in Board by Gary Gauthier of Huntoon Because of the property's current time) in Price Hall at Andrews Nelson of Benton Harbor; eight District residents have filed for the Watervliet Public Schools will be son, will be Mrs. Darlene Dongvillo, Show slated for Saturday, April 15, at Coloma. Burial was In Kniebes Survivors include: his wife, the home; a daughter, Katherine Sims of charge of arrangements. Avenue, Watervliet, with 66 zoning, no special land use permit is University in Berrien Springs, Cemetery, Batnbrldge Township. grandchildren; and one great- two four-year terms available on the forming their third educational part- South School Principal; and a 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, April 16, at former Frances Price; one daughter. Calhoun, La.; a sister, Billie Boots Mrs. Dominion was born Jan. 17, nership for the 1988-89 school year, signatures of residents living near required for the duplexes. Brooks Michigan. Dr. Michael Graf, M.D., of Memorials may be made to St. Paul's Amy Muth of Ashevllle, North grandchild. Board of Education. Robert A. member of the Watervliet Board of 2:30 p.m. in the high school Phebus of Coloma; seven grand- 1903, in Chicago. She and her late with Dr. Ronald Karpanty, dentist, it Education. the property against the develop- noted. Kalamazoo, will speak on 'Holistic United Church of Christ, Bainbrldge Carolina; and three brothers, Donald Wooley, 168 Strand Avenue, Coloma, auditorium. children; and her mother, Teresa Bell husband, Louis, who preceded her in was announced by Superintendent Future educational partnerships Practice in a Nonholistic Medical En- Township, of which she was a of Coloma and Paul and Harold, both of Coloma. death in 1960, were Bainbrldge will challenge incumbents Charles The annual extravaganza, spon- Nelson, 2290 Benton Center Road, Bruce Watson. This will be the thir- are being planned for the remainder vironment' with emphasis on the member, or to The Mattlx Center for of Watervliet. Township farmers. She was a sored by the varsity cheerleaders, phases of holistic medicine and a Long Term Care, Berrien Center. Benton Harbor, and Walter Arny, teenth signing in the three years the of the 1988-89 school year. will feature twenty exciting acts in- THEODORE WIRICK member of the Croatian Society in 'Partnership in Education' has been "We feel that "Partnerships in discussion of various alternative Mrs. Arent was born May 26,1899, ROBERT MURPHY Theodore F. Wirick II, 54, 80170 Pennsylvania. 2989 Bessemer, Coloma, for the cluding everything from ballet and open spots. in operation. Dr. Karpanty will be on Education' are excellent means for Seder Meal recalls history of Jewish people methods practiced. In Bainbrldge Township. She was a Robert B. Junior Murphy, 45, of County Road 215, Decatur, died Sun- Survivors include: four sons- modern dance to instrumental and This meeting is open to anyone In- member of the World War II Mothers Two Hartford School Board in- hand to offer comments in this kick- sharing community resources and vocal music. 52110 County Road 687, Hartford, day, April 9,1989, at his home. Louis of Englewood, Florida, and off ceremony at Watervliet South developing the talents of our child- terested in better understanding Club. died Sunday, April 9, 1989, at Com- The funeral was held Tuesday at Daniel, Clarence and Edward, all of cumbents are the only Individuals St. Joseph School, Watervliet, made its own placemats with scenes Reserved seats are $3.00, general running for the two four-year terms School. ren," Watson said. "We are confident celebrated a Seder Meal on March 23 how environmental conditions im- Survivors include: one son, Floyd munity Hospital, Watervliet. 2:00 p.m. at McLauchlin-Clark Benton Harbor; seven grandchildren; from the Last Supper. The sixth- admission is $2.00, and senior pact human health. Please refrain open on the Board of Education. "We are pleased to have the that the mutual exchange of people, to commemorate the Passover Sup- grade class helped Mrs. Nilson and citizens and children under six are of Coloma; two daughters - Mrs. The funeral was held Wednesday Funeral Home, Dowagiac. Burial two brothers - Peter Petrush of resources and personnel at Dr. Kar- from wearing scented products as Ullian Northrup of Coloma and Mrs. Peter Sinclair, 520 Olds Avenue, and programs and information will be a per eaten by the Apostles with Jesus Mrs. Postelli with setup. $1.00. Tickets may be obtained by at 11 a.m. at Calvin Funeral Home, was in Mission Hills Memorial Chicago and Joseph Petrush of panty's working with us," Watson these can trigger adverse reactions Arlene Gerlach of Cordova, Ten- Charles Hadley, 502 East Main rewarding experience for all parties." on the night before He died. During the ceremony, older calling the school or at the door. Hartford. Burial was in Maple Hill Gardens, Niles. Memorials may be Joliet, Illinois; and two sisters- said. "We want our students to learn in hypersensitive individuals. nessee; two sisters - Mrs. Minnie Cemetery, Hartford. made to the Van Buren County Mrs. Margaret Bencisc of Chicago Street, are running uncontested for The school's K-6 student body students were matched with about good dental practices. They prayed together and ate the ritual Plumley of Benton Harbor and Mrs. Mr. Murphy was born Jan. 6,1944, Cancer Society or Michigan Heart and Mrs. John (Eva) Cudzoli of the expiring terms. younger students so assistance have a lot to offer our children.I know TOUGHLOVE PARENT meal to remember the suffering of Elsie Danneffel of Watervliet; 12 In Kelser, Arkansas. Association. Phoenix. She was also preceded in There are no proposals slated for could be given in eating the ritual our children appreciate the educa- the Jewish people, as well as Jesus. grandchildren; 18 great-grandchll- Survivors Include: his wife, the Mr. Wirick was born Oct. 31,1934, death by a son, William, In 1986. the ballot in the coming election. SUPPORT GROUP TO meal. The ceremony was provided by tion provided by Dr. Karpanty." Horseradish, parsley, grape juice Mrs. Marilyn Schultz, school parent PHONE dren; and two great-great- former Barbara Sue Lowry; seven The official signing of the educa- MEET grandchildren. sons - Robert B. Junior, Dwayne, and an apple and nut mixture were and former teacher, who had organ- 463-6127 tional partnership will be held Fri- This support group for all parents all prepared by school cooks Sue "The Meating Place" She was preceded In death by her Robert L, Darling, and Christopher meets Tuesday, April 18, at 7:30 p.m. ized Seder meals for several years day, April 14, at 1:45 p.m. in the Nilson and Jean Postelli. Each class for the parish and schooL 2^/ husband, Harry, In 1942; one Murphy, all of Hartford, and Eddie Watervliet South School gym- Please join us in the nursery of the daughter, Emma Gustafson, In 1988; and Jimmy Murphy, both of Florida; COMMUNITY HOSPITAL'S nasium. All community members are Stevensville United Methodist and one son, H. Duane, In 1960. three daughters - Pauline Murphy, invited to attend. Signing this educa- Church, 5506 Ridge Road, Stevens- Mildred Murphy and Barbara Mur- "GIFT OF LIFE" PROGRAM tional partnership, along with Dr. ville, Michigan. RICHARD NICKERSON phy, all of Hartford; two sisters- Karpanty and Superintendent Wat- Here parents share ideas and pro- Richard E. Nlckerson, 59, of Ber- Glendora Arnold of Hartford and DOROTHY MARIE FISHER In grateful acknowledgement of friends and supporters of the blems of child raising today. Then OUALITV MEATS & GROCERIES rien Springs, died Saturday, April 8, Joyce Ann Lowry of Florida; and two MEMORIAL SERVICE ,, folks exchange -possible solutions Corner Forest Beach Road & Oid M-140. Watervhet Dorothy Marie Fisher, 75, passec "Gift of Life program at Community Hospital, Watervliet. ADVERTISED PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 1989, at Berrien General Hospital, brothers - James of Arkansas and for these problems. This way, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES i Berrien Center. Alex of Hartford. away at S.W. Regional Hospital, Ft. parents emotionally support one The funeral was held Wednesday Myers, Florida, on January 28, 1989. another. at 2 p.m. at McLauchlin-Hoge Funeral services were held in Florida. ECKRICM Funeral Home, Berrien Springs. WINIFRED crtAWFORD DONATIONS FOR JANUARY, FEBRUARY AND MARCH BOLOGNA Burial was In Rosehill Cemetery. The funeral for Winifred Crawford, Memorial services will be held on .ROLLED RUM ECKRICM Memorials may be made to the Ber- 64, of Lawrence, who died Thursday, Sunday, April 16, at 3:00 p.m. at the FOOTBJUlor fO County Cancer Society. April 6, 1989, at Borgess Medical Riverside Methodist Church, north of WATER AWARENESS ^ ROAST OLD FASHION LOAF. Center, Kalamazoo, was held at 2 Riverside on Fikes Road, for friends In in Iowa poll last October, over half the adults FCKRICH ALL MEXT and relatives. Rita Delaney surveyed identified farm chemicals as the bluest threat FRANKS p.m. on Monday In the Leonard Donations In Memory Of: to the water they drink. Many pesticides, if present in Funeral Home, Lawrence. Burial was Mrs. Fisher's resting place is at Donated by sufficiently high concentrations, are known or suspected V \ Ted Kolenko to cause adverse health effects ranfing from eye and in Hill Cemetery, Lawrence. North Shore Memory Gardens in the Paw Paw Lake Yacht Club skin irritation to cancer. BCSTWATER allows you to con- 'Garden of the Last Supper.* Donated by trol the quality of your family's water. Mrs. Crawford was born April 3, FRESH FRYER 1925, In England and had been Steven and Bonnie Spencer Beth Arnold BESTWATER Sales SEDER MEAL...PIctured at the head table are Mrs. Cindy Baird, Fr. Chuck LEO QUARTERS .S.D.A CHOICE employed as the Director of the HOMEMADE Rich and Joyce Rudowske Donated by Gary N. Wigent, 463-4132 Fischer, and Oustln Pomeroy. The ceremony was held In Thelen Hall, located Migrant Program for Child Care in WILLIAM TACKETT In the basement of St. Joseph Church, Watervliet. HAM SALAD . ROUND the Van Buren County area. Thelma Moody Sue and Gordon Knutson HOMEMADE ITALIAN William Leon Tackett, 40, of SAUSAGE or Survivors include: five daughters Tupelo, Mississippi, formerly of William and Frances Bridgman WATERVLIET STEAK — Patricia Mellema of Paw Paw, •RATWURST Keeler, died March 28,1989, at North Louis and Diane Orth STUDENT OF THE WEEK FROZEN Hutchins Funeral Home Christine Brink of Hartford, Mary Mississippi Medical Center, Tupelo, Bob and Branda Zapolnlk The Watervliet Junior High is pro- GRAND ORANOE Goss of South Haven, Susan Van- Miles Rendeil 209 S Main, Waterdiel after a sudden illness. Joseph and Jeanne Jabour ud to announce Rita Moser as 'Stu- a ROUQHY Vorst of Decatur and Veronica Funeral and burial were in Donated by dent of the Week.' Rita is the FILLETS 463-3811 Crawford of Gobies; four sons - Ver- Mississippi. BUI and Cindy Bridgman Sue and Gordon Knutson daughter of Ronald and Carol Moser. MONKFISH non of Florida, John of Kendall, Mr. Tackett was born Aug. 16, Deb VanDrasek She also has one younger sister, FILLETS COURTEOUS SERVICE IN Mich., Joseph of Kalamazoo and . J? 1948, in Pontotoc, Miss., and resided Robert and Barbara Wolfe Roni. IB to 24 LB *ERAGE LEAN TENDER A DIGNIFIED MANNER Carl of Lawrence; 22 grandchildren; in Keeler for a number of years Douglas Warman SWIFT BUTTERBALL 12 PACK-12 02 CANS Alice Emerson In school, Rita is very active in CUBE ROLAND T. HUTCH(NS,Dtr four great-grandchildren; two sisters before moving to Tupelo. Ho was Donated by volleyball, basketball, and band. Her TURKEYS GOEBEL - Sis Perry and Ellen Lovatt, both of employed as a truck driver for Parker Bob and Arlene Barchett hobbies include softball and swimm- STEAK \ New Castle, England; and four Sue and Gordon Knutson Register to Truck Lines, Tupelo. Peter and Louise DeGroot Floyd Weber ing. Rita enjoys literature and history 69« 69 49 brothers - Thomas Palmer, Walter Survivors include: his wife, Sandra classes and receives A's and B's in win a Free J WITH 12000 PURCHASE Gordon and Sue Knutson S21 r\£. urvc 52 Palmer, and Charles Palmer, all of Carol Dlouhy Come help us Celebrate 6 PACK. 16 OZ BOTTLES D€P06iI Miles Tackett; two daughters- school. Trip to A DR PEPPER CHERRY T-UP. New Castle, and Joseph Palmer of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bachman SQUIRT. GOLD OR Rhonda Tackett and Donna Tackett, Vincent and Henry Pratt After Rita graduates she plans on Montego/p| . Q j|y Flagstaff, England. She was preced- both at home; one son, Tony, at Mr. and Mrs. John Kolenko going to college and becoming a April 14th thru 23rd. us a w ed In death by her husband, J.H. Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Rodewald Ba 7-UP 26 OZ LLOYD J HARRIS^*®® ^ AQ home; one foster son, Denver (in memory of their son) physical therapist. Congratulations, y I Door Prizes! APPLE PIE Crawford, on March 31,1988; and by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kahne (Come in I 2 Oyesterhout, at home; his parents, Joseph and Marlyn Petti Rita, on being chosen as an outstan- 15% off on ail parts & accessories ??W Af,SORTED a daughter. Sheila Crawford, on May Mr. and Mrs. Henry (Dora) Tackett of Ruth Williams ding student at Watervliet. for details)! pfee $2 oerow9 i AIR F-HESHNER 21,1975. Leona Kosher MAGIC CALVIN FUNERAL HOME Keeler; one sister, Dorothy Bass of Viola Kniebes during our Grand Opening Sale. Refreshments BORDEN'S DALE D. UOHKPD. PIMCTO* Saltillo, Miss.; four brothers - Bob- Rose and Ted Scheid MUSHROOM >1** Louise Engie WHOLE 200 CT SCOTTIES HAKTFOUD, MICHIOAN 4F097 by of Highland Park, Illinois, David of Factory Reps will be on hand to answer all mtmoNi GUSIE POKAQON Herb and Gert Scheffler MILK FACIAL TISSUE Decatur, William Earl of Saltillo, LASVEGAS your questions April 14, 15 & 16. 31 5 OZ ASSORTED . Susie Pokagon, 83, of 56th Miss., and Johnny of Keeler; and Clara and Gordon Rosenbaum PREGO CHUNKY STYLE 6 ^ FT C Avenue, Hartford, died Tuesday, grandmother, Mrs. Mark (Ira) Mr. Stephen Mllen SPAGHETTI SAUCE^l April 4, 1989, at Martin Luther Sharon Kabel 2 LB BOX THIN OR REGULAR McGloflin of Pontotoc. Donated by CREAMETTES Memorial Home, South Haven. Shelly Lubbers 0. NIGHTS SPAGHETTI. HONUMIUTi The funeral was held Friday at Sue and Gordon Knutson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fox 155 OZ STOKELY'S 11:30 at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Paw Paw Lake Yacht Club Donald and Barbara Truhn ASSORTED PEAS.. LEOMAtD FUNERAL HOME Watervliet. Burial was in Maple Hill FRANKLIN LESTER 145-155 OZ STOKELY'S VEGGIES il4ftM l«l«) «744iai Cemetery, Hartford. Hutchins Franklin L Lester, 70, 220 Ward Hazel C. Shanahan St. Joseph Catholic -kj^-Hary CORN, BEANS, 0. Alan and Lois Schmaltz Parish Center 'BEETS Funeral Home, Watervliet, was in Ave., St. Joseph, died Saturday, April 16 OZ ASSORTED KRAFT charge of arrangements. 8, 1989, at Mercy-Memorial Medical Salma Olson Mr. Gordon Bell M-140 and Lucinda Lane, Watervliet H TAURUBYHMKTWJJD.S SALAD DRESSING Mrs. Pokagon was born May 10, Center, St. Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bujack 10 OZ ELF BRAND FLORIN 1905, in Toquln, Mich. The funeral was held Wednesday Donated by EXIT 41 OFF 1-94 SMOOTH OR CHUNKY $499 FUNERAL SERVICE Survivors Include: a son, John of Gordon and Sue Knutson Martin and Vltha Reynolds PEANUT BUTTER at 1 p.m. at the Dey-Florin Chapel, 32 OZ KRAFT GRAPE Watervliet; and two sisters - Mrs. Florin Funeral Service, St. Joseph. Dolores Youdell Fri.,APRIL14t5 p.m. -1 a.m.. JAM or JELLY ... 19 DAVIDSON CHAPEL 3 LB BAG M " Viola Gaverette of Frostproof, Burial was In Crystal Springs Jane and George Krleger MICHIGAN CA FANCY 55 OZ KRAFT 249 Edit Center Street NO 1 RED DELICIOUS Florida, and Mrs. Theresa Morseau Cemetery with graveside military John and Maxine Brule Sat.,APRIL 15,2 p.m. -1 a.m. eftvmrwcou MAC-N-CHEESE ^ Coloma, Ml 49038 of Dowagiac. rites by the Coloma American APPLES SHAPES Z 189* Legion Post 362, Veterans of Foreign Ellsworth Weatcott 00 RUBY RED INDIAN RIVER 4 PACK 17 OZ HUNTS ASSORTED 468-3181 ^^af$500. RED 40 CT — KATHLEEN HATFIELD Wars Post 1137 of Benton Harbor, Donated by APPLESAUCE Kathleen Hatfield, 56, of Benton and the Disabled American Veterans General Donations: J IP CASH LIMIT FREE Air Conditioner with purchase of GRAPEFRUIT 3 SNACK PACKS... Watervliet Civic Garden Club y ydJ {ycJyr CALIFORNIA LARGE »OZ ELF BRAND Township, formerly of Watervliet, Chapter 17 of Benton Harbor. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Stoddard any Trailer or 5th Wheel. STANDARD SIZE died Tuesday, April 4,1989, at Mercy- PEAR SUCES.. DnistID Mr. Lester was born Aug. 25,1918, CASH BAR AVAILABLE ASPARAGUS lb 24 OZ BONUS PACK REG OR Memorial Medical Center, St. in Benton Harbor. He retired in 1984 CALIFORNIA 30 SIZE PASCAL WITH MINI MARSH MALLOWS r/ ***•• CARNATION Joseph. frcm New Products Corp., Benton HAPP 1,0. SALES ft SERVICE CELERY BUNCH.. HOT COCOA MIX The funeral was held Friday at 2 Harbor, where he was a machine ADM1SS10N SUndsfth for LkciHvk* ^^ $2.00 Gaylon L. Moss - Dealer •""T! Profmionsl Csrw0 p.m. at Hutchins Funeial Home, operator. He was an Army Air Corps C^o (if) COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 4666 N. M-140, Watervliet, Ml 49098 Watervliet. Cremation followed the veteran of World War II and was a sponsored by service. 4) Medical Park, Watervliet, Ml 49098, 463-3111 Grand Opening Hours: rCKJ MS S2H AOoldin Rule Home member of t^e Veterans of Foreign Watervliet Lions Club Mrs. Hatfield was born July 27, Wars Post 11.17. He was a former 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.

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APRIL 12, IMS PAGE SIX TRI-CITY RECORD i James Walke is the son of Mr, and McKee that in view qf the job in- plans to attend the University of Mrs. Larry (Kathy) Yonker, 3247 PAGE SEVEN stability she had accepted a position BDp ami MUVIE; 'The Allnlgh- d) o MB Hill Street Blues O MOVIE: 'Below the Sehara' O MOVIE: 'Personsl Property' HONORS Detroit. Bessemer Road, Coloma, Michigan, ter (In Stereo) ROLLING BACK elsewhere and would resign effec- Beth Rogers is the daughter of Mr. ill ®| •oaB8im " Best of Muscle Ma- 10:05 A.M. CC WKRP In Cincin- sures Brothers (CC) (In NASH Neshvllle NeL in erecting new and larger bleachers. Don't Fight It... Fix It. Stereo) Twin Star B O CBB MOVIE: 'The Sevege .... a B tant Librarian at the Watervliet gazine netl O Whst's Inside Stereo TWC Weether Chsnnel pay for attending the weeklong pro- the University of Michigan or Mas- Mister Ed lister Ed MOVIE: 'Welk Uke A a m About twenty guests were 11:00 A.M. Be Announced, GeHegher's Over- (01 Nightl. y Buslneee Report BCDJBD 700 Dub CBN CBN Csbie Netwrk District Library, from The Watervliet gram. sachuetts Institute of Technology. 11:00 A.M. O Muelcalelcsll EncounteEm r af 7 a B delighted with the entertainment I OD MOVIE: 'Cry Freedom' of Walt Disney So) omovIF Madron® ' TNT Turner Network TV B fli OB Pictures From the MOVIE: 'Hide in Plein Kenneth Copelend Hitchhiker a Record newspapers donated by the The Board accepted the ad- Rachel Miller is the daughter of (C( (In Stertp) About Silly Sym- B B mm Truck end Tractor mBBB HHchhiki USA USA Network Pun ISIOs • BID Mister Ed ^CJOISPECEWI etch B provided at a very pretty shower MOVIE: 'Broken Vows' phonies CVN Cable Vslue Network Tri-Clty Record. Hours: Mon. - Fr1.f ministration's recommendatfbn to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, 6026 Col VIE: 'Woman In the Jack Thompson Down fli OB MOVIE: 'FHe on Thelme U O Three's Compsny I flBB MOVIE: 'HeNo Agsin' end Nights of a o given at the home of Mrs. Laura Um- Chiropractors... Jorderv (CC) (InStereo) DISC Discovery Chsnnel IKK) p.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Wed., 10:00 i CD GEIO Off the Record (CC)' a B adopt the AIDS instruction compo- oma North Road, Coloma, Michigan ID GSflD Morton Downey Jr. NOON KeteTANie (CC) (D o MAtfiy Trsck snd Field: Ne- 10:30 P.M. UFE Lifetime phrey, Wednesday afternoon of last NOON Tiolastlc Indoor Chem- 10;30D a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; and Sat., 1:00 p.m. nent to the Michigan Model health Rachel's extracurricular activities in Stereo) O QD Wild World of the Eest B m BB MOVIE: % Y, A Zee' Griffith News (CO) WZZM Grand Repids (ABC) week, complimenting Mrs. Dorl MOVIP "Crocodile' Dundee' Double Dere (CC). pionehlp (Taped) to 4:30 p.m. Phone: 463-6362. We Can Help O m OB MOVIE: 'King Solo- 12:45 A.M. (8) B Skiing: 1069 U.S. Mens Pro eSuSfflSncounteB r LOCAL Locsl Access instruction program being used in elude: French Club, History Club Tour Finels I MOVIE: Red Son|e' fD m tZm Neshvllle Now (In SCTV Sawatzki, a recent bride. Mrs. Gor- VIE;'Broadway Rhythm' mon's Tressure' B MOVIE: 'Beckground to Danger' Stereo) WGVC Grsnd Rapids (ETV) the schools. Student Council, Cheerleadlng O MOVIE: 'The Search' B MOVIE: 'Project X' (CC) (In 0 ^D Beet of SporteLook Treckeide et Led- don Umphrey, Miss Reah Umphrey If ymi'rc suflfcring from 12:30 P.M. 12:50 A.M. Stereo) 01 Hi Remodeling A Decor- D MOVIE: 'The Meglc of S8B£| HN Hssdlins News O O ***** Paul Simon's Orace- m QSW9 Murder, She Wrote B B BBB MOVIE: 'GodzJHe vs. broke/PRC ~ AAE Arts A Entertainment Norma Somers volunteered to Class Treasurer -10th Grade, Na hack pain don*! think ©0 CO The Black Rhino Part 2 B B SOi MOVIE: 'Hello Agein* Ifs Garry Shsn- and Mrs. H.H. Kibler were the land: Tht African Concert (In moxnrm c) (In Stereo) Bunny A Pels O MOVIE: TensioTl n et TeWe Rock' WHS Watervliet High School serve as Coloma Schools' represen- tional Honor Society, Class Steretreoo) ot 2 g?iBWX ) (in Stereo) assisting hosteses. it will go away all 1:00 A.M. CD QD MOVIE: 'The Living Cartoons BBBDK Murder, She Wrote Zonro CHS Coloma High High School MOVIE: 'As Summers d GBHI Cegney & Lacey ® BftPBAraanB ®) BAreenkk ) HaN (In Stereo) S Eaey Street WHd Westerns POLICE tative to the Michigan Association of Secretary -llth Grade, and Varsity GSflDEdge and Beyond Deyfchts' (CC) (in Stereo) IE: 'The Return of by itself. You Die Stereo) B MOVIE: Beceuee You're Mine' Mede In the MOVIE; 'Sheltered 8:05 P.M. School Boards' new Legislative Rela- Club. Rachel plans to attend Albion need profes- 1:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M. Miami Vice (in Stereo) (T) a FamNy Medical Comer 30 YEARS AGO Continued from page 1 O O NBA BeaketbaN: (Gj m Chicago Tonight (R) IP' Swimeuit '87 (R) O m iEp MOVIE: 'The Mouse OD Eegle end the Beer Worid AHve tions Network. College. Boston Celtics at Atlanta Hawks mef ABB MOVIE; Ten Who 6:35 P.M. Mejor Leeoue Bese- Miss Nancy Strejc is "Miss Col- sional help. and HisChild' O Encountera; Engiah aa a Se- D One Dey et e Time 8:06 P.M. To Be Announced. Weeden and the Council agreed that (Live) cond Language Braves at Ban Fren- IB After considerable discussion the Lynn Philllpi is the daughter of Mr. ® O WM'M Women's Tennis: B B CDBB Women's Tennle: IOBD NBA BeeketbeH; De- 'oma" of 1959. Janet K. Zilkowski and 8:30 P.M. 4| O 700700 O CM)k 7:00 P.M. dsco Giants (Uve) 11:30 P.M. a City manager would probably be Bausch and Lomb Chsmpionshlp i end Lomb Championship CBS Newe (CC) (In Stereo) troit Pistons et New York Knlcks a B dm Cleseic Rock WHh Pat mmm*HiekL Board agreed not to conduct a and Mrs. Michael Philllpi, 3867 Patty Duke Show dn f Peggy Lou Heimsoth were runners- Early Founds (Live) GC CEl O O OSX) « • OHferen t Early Rounds ^R) (Uve) Fonighl at a MOVIE; Dogora. tie Spece very helpful and would give it more World (CCf fl) (In Stereo) MOVIE ' Dennis the Femiemilly Feud Womnan Jack (In Stereo) . B Tc maintenance tour of the schools this Atherton Drive, Coloma, Michigan. 1:05 P.M. sip 8:30 P.M Werewolf (in Stereo) ImiShow (in StereotereoO) B Monster* up. The Coloma queen was selected (ft m Bill Moyers' World of Idees; P.M. 8Udef!KS consideration when funds were O OGSm MOVIE: Nowhere to MOVIE; 'The Leet Dl- H' O at O a a News CL 31 a 41 a B ( FuN Loedlng Edge Sumrafl Teechioo over 18 other contestants before a spring. Instead, they will tour the Lynne's extracurricular activities In- McDonald Chiropratie Clinics Hide' The Future Is Us Seerch for Tomorrow Rowan B Manln'a available. O GED; Writing Worid Monitor (Xi a B OlUi Current Affeir HouseMCG (CCi Days and Nights of <|»i schools prior to the time the schools clude: German Club, Volleyball, His- 2:00 P.M. cMii improv®meni 2:00 P.M. Cheers (CC) mm urn Well Itreet (CC) B B WildChlcego B packed house in the high school (tli O NBA Bssketball: Chicago Week: The I The HBA also very strongly felt op- open in the fall. A regular schedule tory Club, Honor Club, Softball, Na- 763 E. Napier, Benton Twp. 4235 Lake St., Downtown Bridgman • m OD MOVIE: 'The Subject Bulls at Indiana Pacers (Live) BBIBD MOVIE: 'Fiddler on the ehrer Newehour . (CC) 11:00 P.M. BBBB^B Worid Muelc auditorium last Friday evening. We8*o»e» % ) m flB Bver Spoons O Business of MeN Vou Can Be a Mar (ft O Ol CBB This OM House Vivaldi: The Four See Roof (IrTStereo) posed to the City contracting for will be set up. tional Honor Society, Varsity Club, • IttVIE: 'Joe Kldd B Writers Workshop Morris Cerullo B Play More Bridge A.M. Self Culture Club ladies turned 925-BACK 465-3166 (CC(CC)., KOPre-Pre-GamC e Show 21 police services with an outside agen- I MOVIE; 'The Fringe O MOVIEWE:: The Adventure of the at a Cosby Show (CC) (m Stereo) Mister Ed B CDJBBDNIahl Court Night TreckS (In The Board agreed to sponsor a and Academic Letter Award. Lynne & fB Morris Cert.Cert.iCo 1:30 A.M. neton ChurchW: The Sereo) their attention to Coloma and what O m GEEI Mister Ed Action HunHunterst ' 3i> a B cm Nightly Buelnees cy. Council members Frye and Glen dj CL B B CBB (D . Report reers 2:66 A.M. could be done to make it a beautiful continental breakfast for teachers in OB MOVIE: 'Vice Verse' o fZOWlId WoriWorKd of the East WHh Bob Coetas Dl MOVIE: Tha Man wnoarars: Wilkens had approached Van Buren Win StoTeo) re Pact' (in stereo) (H a tfe a LMng (R) 9:00 P.M. i Cheers (CO) 3 of 5 (R) B MOVIC; The Meen the individual buildings on May 9 in B OB Flight to Survhrei 9:00 P.M. (3) m Great OatecBve a Wonderful Worid of Dieney: Ai B WKRP In Cincinnati city, at Friday's afternoon meeting S ©BOBODFenteey Island 2:16 P.M. 9; B 9J B B G2KD ®) B Dehes Writers Workshop County Sheriff Cal Rosema and he recognition of the Michigan 2:30 P.M. OD od o o mm ® ti Hunter end the Rock Star (GC| (in Stereo) B BD MOVIE; Bkia Movies OJi BB Car 64. Where Are 2:67 A.M. EquaMcer (in Stereo) (tt O NlghtHeet (R) BMOVIE; 'The Youngeet Profee- r 8 held with Mrs. George Paul. Mrs. Mejor League Base* MOVIE: 'Vice Veres' (In Stereo) CXJ aJ a a COED A a Ouentum St O Current Affair (R) (7) («) was going to prepare cost figures for Teachers Day program. TJ IJ O O CQDDDKV O Cheers i jD BD Beet of Saturday r Gadget Leap (CQ fir. Stereo) aaCttBB MOVIE; Number One Maude Hawks reported the club • (R) (CCV (In StereoT N^hfljve 2:30 P.M. y. ocBCHBCeeebookof Sher 3:00 A.M. them but these had not been receiv- _ IE; Tenderfoot' Pregame C7J i B M a B BBB Mr. lock Holmes WmiKBt (In Stereo) In other business the Board ac- cl & m vt m m mms oy- MOVIE; 'Leee Than O B Mafor UMfueBeeabeN; Oak- 'Return to Return of Sheriock X IjIMOVIC: •Peycho «'(R) library has been cleaned and new 3:00 P.M. Belvedere (CC) & B M*A'S*H ed by the Council meeting. Several cepted the administration's recom- nesty (CC) Stereo) land A's at CMcego White Sox li B Chicago Week In Review £ a Jimmy Swaggarl Weekly books placed. Motorweek lllus- 41 ® Worid al War (Uve) '(CO) members of the audience said they r (Live) B MOVIE: Johnny Be Oootf (m B B SportsCenter mendation to hire to following assis- 17 « OOO A Town Uke Alice B fli flB MOVIE: 'Body Slam' BBIBm Seerch of PerediePa e 3:30 P.M. Part 2 0(2 (ft mm BB MOVIE: Thunder Stereo) were very well-pleased with the work tant coaches: Bonnie Kanickl, soft- (OCTOnWeo) SportsCenter ASaf Rowan S Martin's BBB Evening et the Imi Submitttd by Vi Viscuto, Assis- CBABesketbell Pley- Encountera: Engllah as a Se- 3:30 P.M. ropCard^D Camp Meeting U.SJL of the present police department. offt Championship Round Game cond Language i Baarch for Tomorrow B Encounters: En^ish es a Se- MIDNIGHT ball; Gerald Thiele, boys varsity i D^iH^Tiirsa aaf B MOVIE: 'I Take Theee Men' Ourfl cond Languaoa Super Dave (CC) '• End I BB Cor A, Where /We tant Librarian at the Coloma Public r?KBf MOVIC: Police) settled and said the first cepted the resignation of Jan W. At- 7. ^ ••fSaBP ABC I Teaching Business of Direct Man l .i W.E. Tooley writes from Dawson Special; America's Kide; Why They MOVIE; 'Love, Luet A t .ducetors meeting to renegotiate the contract • Newhart (GC) Flunk (CC) (R) n S Martin's wood who has been on a leave of (9 Gomer Pyle, USMC Sengs (Klondike region) that he will return ri.ooap® NewsTO laa a USrA Toiai y was scheduled for April 17. absence and agreed not to renew the MOVIE; Eye of the Needle n O Mysteryl; Game, Set and in two or three months. He intimates Finders Keepers Vou Can ia a Mar Winning at Loaing MOVIC: In related matters a letter was Match (GC) Pert 4 ot 12 IC: 'Amoricen JuaBce' contract of Mary Curtis at the end of Little Mist Perfect O Kinetic Kemlval ivaaion Guartof ii i?- that he has got his hands on some of Mieter Ed read from police clerk/matron Elaine MOVIE; "Dennis the 2t m Growing Up Too Feat: Youth MOV*; 'Enoia Gay; the gold that abounds there. the school year. Atomic MOVIE 'Ceeanova's Sdel ft oft Tf,wi for Chriet MOVIE: 'Eauus' There was a sand bee last Friday George Washin flgp? p * * mm m MecNeM/L^wer wiwitfe Chronicles lOBbofianze; The Loet Ep- Newehour 2:60 A.M. 4J0 AJi afternoon to Improve the condition • Part ? ol ^ says, Morton Downey Jr. a Advances IIn inalrucien U • t eaee Alive MOVIE: •Plying meton Churchil: The of the schol grounds. Between 4© IE; The Bedioom Window MOVIC: Things A#a She-Re; Pnncees of Beet of Saturday 2:66 A.M. ISsfc and 50 loads of sand were hauled, to 466-7110 1:00 kM. 4^0 A.M. BCBBPMOVIC; ito Way Our fi 41 B Araente Hak (m stereo; is sleeping in yournouse Odyssey Sports Writers on icd)0ri stereo) (CC). (m the great benefit of the grounds. E/R 1 ot ^ BBliaaDMOVIE 'Paychell Serf?) Toflles 3:00 A.M. («) Auto Medng USAC a Niflht Had (R) 4:46 A.M. 6:06 P.M. (Live) . 60 YEARS AM •rtV- MOVt; •Happy do Bow' OD Nl#« Traafca (m Alice 700 Club News (R^ SerS , 16 P.M. Profiles of Neture ee s Bo- Jock Carmody has a force of men ...So are Abe Lincoln. Alexander All you need is an Home The interest rates are low and may be oond Lenguege I£t Off to the Races )re aaOBtNNNosi at woH( remodeling the residence on Hamilton. Ben Franklin and a few Equity Loan from the State f^Cai r •• nlr-aif I tni11^ram fl. mm79fC&>Club tax deductible. frommHare l Perl 1fi:16 P.M. WBwslOssSwO' e^saew^^sOO fl* Patty Duke Show SATURDAY High Street that he purchased of the other currency statesmen Bank Efc OB Encyclopedia The m MOVIE; 'Battleground 27 World MonHor 'Volume (GC) (In fSlef«o) 10:20 P.M. m a cemp Meeting UJJL "You need a strong Self Improvement Helen Gunn estate several months *HfcLE^ |i|ee(|s Glasses They're the thousands of dollars Apply nowl 6:30 P.M. m m €SSEO Clesh of the Chem- OB BB Car M, Whore Are 1 4/15/89 ago. The plants call for a modern you've invested Into house payments Easy to use. o B '22. CI CBS News plons (Taped) MOVIE Three Women' New Eyes tor the Needy, a 50-year Tmsnma y be the &__!) (in Stereo) 10:30 P.M. bungalow type home. and the Increases ,ln the value of vour t1:1: i 6 A,M. 6.00 A.M. Used Just write a check. l o 9 mm News MOVIE 'Palrtola' A.G. McKenney of the McKenney old volunteer organization which property. This home equity coukf iU?-— m Musicel Encounter inside the NBA MOVIC; 'Wipaaulf' LAST loan you ever need. OB BB Weight Loee In Amer- ««•! tests and analyzes glasses and With a PSB Home Equity Loan rr. umm xm ABC News A.M. BflM2^^B ^uto Sales and S.T. Curtis closed a be worth $10,000. $25,000. $50,000 ICCJ ica Eyeglasses sends them to medical missions you NEVEK have to explain to a loan The PSb Home Equity Loan is the WKRP m Cincm BBB Hieing Damp infrastructure if 1 BBB Nefens' Heroes leal last week whereby Mr. McKen- or more. 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In the chect - for a new car, a Caribbean Washes tdcMT hiotereo) becomes the owner of a residence A ten-year old boy can finally 0 Kate SI AAlli e (GG) your equity to work. For complete details and a Home 10:46 P.M. 3:30 A.M. you are going to Beet of Seturdey 6:30 A.M. learn to read. A husband and United States, New Eyes for the cruise, college tuition, whatever - and m Andy GriffitGH h property on Park Street in this city, & M MM MOVIE 'Nigrnmere at MOVIC: 'FufWvee for a Night' MOVIC: 'Live Again. Ma Needy applies funds raised by Now you can turn your sleeping Equity Line of Credit application, Double Dere (GC) Amencen Magexine owned by Mr. McKenney. Mr. Curtis father can fill out a lob applica- this instant line of credit covers it. SporteLoofc BDBP contact the PSB office nearest you. _ | New Country (in 11:00 P.M. pan's Heroes still retains 40 acres of the tion and go to work. An elderly the sale of the precious metals 1 home equity into hard cash. Instantly MOVIC; 'Get to Know Then you too can say. George iter^oweo)f 1 Kalamazoo County land. This land woman can see the stars again. reclaimed from old glasses and Whenever you want A line of credit m Aim Bclhom Bhow WurTSB Washington slept bcie...but not any Bugs Bunny f Pals imt i RMlkMI- Feeovais of Bie Worid Each of these people and jewelry to assist in the purchase t fctapCe Cartoons Weetern intemattonai was formerly owned by Dr. J.W. thafs alwayi there. more. Easy Street Heneymoonere CAlTOran^Nettenei Beriea (R; OBflB Peid Programming attract new Gunn of this city. Mr. McKenney will thousands of other all over the of new glasses. loee: Msde in the 'SJ) m Fronwna (CC) The project is being sponsored Ybull have a home equity Call 983-6311 today. '17 ft O op c^«ere (GC) B CB^encti and Bounders 1-46 A.M. commence operations at once mak- world have vision problems. You 340 A.M. O B BB MOVII Hollywood line of aedtt as long as you 6:36 P.M. m Wrrters Workshop ing Improvements on buildings and can help make more of these hap- nationally by the International One Dey at e Time fi B O BV Ceeebook of Bher- BMOVIf; The Bedroom WlnBoW ^telneew Hookers Fabricare Institute, the worldwide own your house perf7 of? look Hoanea 4:00 A.M. | O BOD Night Tracks d" will use part of the land for a fox py endings come true by par- '4) m M'A*B*M ftereo; I^BMOAJI. association of drycleaners and 646 P.M. J ernes Kern edy 2:00 A.M Cawgraaa: We Bie| farm. ticipating in Project Vision. (Ki OD MOVIE The Karete Ho*ren $ Mertin'e MOVIE 'Super business." 0 Newe (R) May is Project Vision month, launderers. People come fim. *.diSc~ ps I'ln 1 Co«iu'#se; We thePeopl e 2t sponsored by drycleaners' across National Chairman Robert 7:00 P.M Truokeide at a Gu^^H i o m Mews WATER AWARENESS < m CBS News (GC) (in btereo) ioecial SCTV You and Mel the nation. 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This Is an rlters Workshop Aleeka Outdoors ia *MkM. of Coloma Cleaners, Is a par- m Coeby Show (CC) (I" Bpeneer; For MOVIE; The Bevaga 3378 HENNESEY ROAD 2:10 A.M. ) MOW; Two ReBa T^ ticipating drycleaner. The opportunity for people to assist • m Wm Nightly Buemees Damp 4:26 A.M. MOVIfc The Adventure of ttie BESTWATER with world vision needs." ) P.M. DBBBD^eui Simon's Grace Kin Hutrtorf' BJ0 A.M. glasses he collects will be sent to M« itrinf l |>M m It's e Living (H; PetBeiek lan* The Afrtoan Conoert (k OPEN MON - FRI 7-4:30 SAT 7 -12 ftO BB The Furlhor C*T H Wipat 4041J2 p % Wonderful Worid of Dieney ffi B Tonight Slereo/ SvtHitures of Tennsssse Buck' (ki Nog Wild Perl sy orow/ Show (In ""10 4:30 A.M. Inepector Gedoei T, m O Advanoes In Inelnicllon I 2:30 A.M leree OKo RHUk. SSH Ron Meson Show

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APRIL It 1189 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE SIXTEEN Grace Christian students spent spring break in the Dominican Republic approximately $1,000 each to be of doing for others without receiv- the Dominicans were with us as met a harder working, sacrificing, able to go on this trip. This ing money or personal gain. They we prepared to depart back to loving people until they met the amount provided their transporta- made lasting friendships with the America. Leaders and students Dominicans. tion, room and board, as well as Dominicans and many of them would never be the same. They $150 was given toward the con- In summing up the trip, (I John longed to go back and revisit came away appreciating what struction projects. 3:17,18) best states our goals, ob- them. Many seniors from last they had but, more importantly, You are probably asking your- jectives, and accomplishments: year's trip went this year and en- realizing that what we have was self, why would .a normal "If anyone has material posses- couraged those who did not go not nearly as Important as how we American kid want to give up his sions and sees his brother in need last year to come along. are. but has no pity on him, how can spring break and raise $1,000 to Dominicans did not have much, go to a Third World country, like This year's trip was no excep- the love of God be in him?...let us tion. Our students worked harder but what they had they were will- not love with words, or tongue but the Dominican Republic, and work ing to share. Our group had never long and hard hours? and brought back more fond with actions and In truth." From last year's trip to the D.R., memories of friends revisited and Grace Christian students learned new relationships built with new i friends. L.Tht Qraca Christian School's 1989 Missions Team posed for a that the trip offered more than group photo at the Santo Domingo Airport. Pictured, front row, left to right, construction work. It offered them As the group departed from the are: Kerry Jeffery, Joy Hammond, Kelly Martin, Sara Boyer, Sheila Perez, Amy the opportunity to be in a country Santo Domingo Airport on Mon- day, April 3, there was a feeling of Smith, Athena Crawford, Mrs. Faith Hammond, Mr. Mike Hammond, Gary, where they could help others and, happiness and sadness all wrap- Mrs. Carol Shelford. Second row, left to right: Brian Woodworth, Chris Hall, in return, receive the satisfaction Roy Jeffery, Kasey Doom, Conrad Brenneman, John Chandler and Jonathan ped up in a bond of love. Many of Haee. Third row, left to right: John Mengel, Dale Davis, Steve Brenneman and Korey Doom. (photos by Grace Christian School)

By Mike Hammond Each day the students were Student Activities Director transported In a pickup truck and Grace Christian High School a local missionary's van. One day, Nineteen juniors and seniors 26 of the 42 group members were left the Grace Christian High hauled back to the camp in a van School Tuesday morning, March made for 15. You might say they 21, for the Dominican Republic by were a little packed! way of Midway Airport In Chicago After receiving a few Instruc- through Midway Airlines and tions from Carl Key, the project American Airlines In Miami. They director, laying concrete blocks, arrived In Santo Domingo, Domin- mixing concrete and finishing ce- ican Republic, at approximately ment floors were just a few of the 10:30 p.m. specific tasks they went about do- FUN TIME...One of the group leaders, Mrs. Faith Hammond, introduced some After getting their tourist pass ing. of the native children to the Joys of bubble making. and going through customs and A tool shed, servants quarters, immigrations, they headed out to and the finishing up of a large COLOMA Juan Tomas for two weeks of con- house addition were the many pro- CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC struction work and living with ap- jects these young people com- Headache/Backache proximately 12 other Dominican pleted while In the Dominican • Auto Accidents Republic. It was exciting to watch nationals. •Job Injury The group's living quarters was them carry out tasks which before HARD WORK...The Grace Christian team worked hard, long hours during their a camp of cabins, a swimming they came they knew nothing stay in the Dominican Republic. Pictured, left to right, are: Bruce Krogel, SUBSCRIBE Insurance pool, and a large meeting room for about. Steve Brenneman, Dale Davis, Korey Doom, and Conrad Brenneman. Medicare group activities and eating. How- For the past three months these TO THE Medicaid students were Involved in training ever, the group spent very little RECORD! Dr. Gary M. Washington time at this camp as there were sessions after school and, in several work projects to be com- some cases, during the first hour Call Family Practice pleted, as well as ministry, in the at school. 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