Van Buren Fair opens Mon. Cherry Pit Spitting Contest Seepage 1 See page 8 THE TRI-CITY RECORD » Vol. 107 - NO. 27 RED ARROW EDITION OF THE WATERVLEET RECORD, COLOMA COURIER & HARTFORD NEWS July 3,1991 Parade, Fireworks & Duck Dash headline celebration 4-day festival begins Thursday in Watervliet By Del Sipes vehicle from the U.S. Army dependence Day Celebration and tickets at least 24 hours in advance. The Greater Watervliet In- Reserve, the parade will move west similar activities throughout the Don't forget the ever-popular dependence Day Celebration begins on Red Arrow Highway, then north year. You may give your donation, sunset cruises, and for lovers of aU this Thursdamay wiwitnh four days of ac- on M-140 to First Street. in exchange for a ticket, to any of ages-the starlight cruises. tivities sc heduled. The lead units will be followed by several merchants in the downtown Tickets for all cruises are antique and special interest auto- area or you can go the Duck Dash available in Watervliet at ARTS, CRAFTS & CARNIVAL mobiles, Miss Watervliet, Miss Headquarters at Tastee Freez Big T Gargano's (463-6645), in St. Joseph Artists, crafts people, sidewalk- Covert, fire departments, special Family Restaurant, 305 N. Main at Ambiance (982-1999) and daily, sale merchants-BEWARE! The cartoon characters and a plethora Street, WatervUet. Ask for "Duck July 3-14, tickets may be picked up public will descend upon you in of surprises. Dash Bob"-Quac-c-ck! He'U teU at Paw Paw Lake Sports & Marina, droves on Thursday, July 4, and will Watervliet welcomes Congress- you to come to the Duck Race in 5510 Paw Paw Lake Road in Col- continue with relentless attention man Fred Upton and Represen- MiU Creek Park on Sunday, July 7, oma. AU cruises depart from the through July 6. Displays will be in tative Robert Brackenridge who at 2:00 p.m. but don't forget the pier at the marina. the Library Park area and on Main are participating in the parade. The Potawatomi Indians and the RC Enjoy the Greater WatervUet In- Street, Watervliet. Arts & crafts parade theme, "Pride in America," Off-Road Dirt Races from 12 noon to dependence Day Celebration, July 4 people may still register to display prompted the selection of the eldest 4:00 p.m. in MiU Creek Park. through 7, and be sure to cruise on their wares. Call 463-5085. active registered voter in the Princess Laura, July 3 through Watch Hays Park on Wednes- Watervliet/Watervliet Township as STERNWHEELERS- 14. Enjoy it aU, and remember that day, July 3. It will be a beehive of CfrGrand Marshall with a World PAST AND PRESENT WatervUet has a great celebration. activity as the carnival pulls into War I veteran who was bom and You older folks remember. The Then we'U see you in 1992. town and the roustabouts set to the raised in Watervliet. year was 1990. The Spirit of Lansing business of creating a midway and The eldest active registered gUdes over the waves of Paw Paw REMINDER TO rides. By noon on July 4, the rides voter, who still votes at age 97, is Lake, her paddle wheel turning WATERVLIET HIGH will churn into motion, carnival Rose Scherer and the World War I rhythmicaUy in response to the music will fill the air, and the mid- veteran Harold Austin was bom in throb of the engines; Glen SCHOOL MARCHING way will open-all beckoning and 1898. Coleman's keyboard-tapping BAND MEMBERS promising to provide amusement THE NEW 1991 LITTLE MISS AND MR. FIRECRACKER...were crowned fingers re-create Tin Pan AUey WatervUet High School inarching and thrills through Sunday, July 7. during a ceremony last Friday evening. The contest, sponsored by the A NIGHT OF THUNDER tunes from the depths of the old band members are to meet at the Don't miss the dunk tank in Hays WatervUet Lioness Club, had 16 contestants this year and is based on a Shortly after dark on Saturday, honky-tonk piano, and Pam Sang High School band room at 12:30 Park, sponsored by the Watervhet penny-a-vote ballot thunder will resound out of Hays turns each accompanying word into p.m. on Saturday, July 6, to prepare Fire Department. You may be sur- Crowned in the ceremony held at the Watervliet High School auditorium Park as the first salutes from the a melodic pleasure. The lake was to march in the Greater WatervUet prised at who you find sitting in the were (from the left): First Runner-up, Melissa Muske; Little Miss Rolling Thunder repertoire split the aUve with music. Friends and Independence Day Parade. dunk seat. Firecracker, Amanda Morlock; Little Mr. Firecracker, Scott Swisher; and night dues. If you were naming the strangers shared the joy of cruising Alumni band members are also First Runner-up, Lee Smith. various displays that follow, what aboard the Spirit. welcomed and encouraged to at- POTAWATOMI INDIANS SHARE Little Miss and Mr. Firecracker will be making their first public ap- words would you use? If you're The year is 1991. The Princess tend. CULTURAL VALUES pearance In the Greater Watervliet Independence Day Parade this Satur- (•bs<&rvant, you will find each of Laura, bigger sister to the Spirit of It seems as though very few peo- day as they ride on the Watervliet Lions Club float along with Miss these, and many more, in the 1991 Lansing, will cruise Paw Paw Lake WHS POMPONS & WATERVLIET ple know that just a few miles Watervliet and her Court. The two runners-up and the remaining con- display over Hays Park: blue dia- from July 3 through July 14. Cap- FIREFIGHTERS TO TAKE PART southeast of Watervliet, in Dowa- testants will be riding on the Sills horse-drawn wagon. mond, red peony, white chrysan- tain Mark is back to guide the IN DUNK TANK Support the Watervliet Fire giac, lies the headquarters of the (Karl Bayer photo) themum, gold or silver weeping Princess over the glimmering Department and the WatervUet Potawatomi Indian Nation. From willow, spider web, star shells, waves and Glen and Pam wiU enter- High School Pompon Squad, work- this center comes Standing Bear golden butterfly with purple or tain on cruises from four to mid- ing together as partners in educa- and Northern Sky Drum with green spots on wingsi,, golden palp m night. Our local dynamic duo, Deb- stories of Indian culture, exciting M-140 Friday afternoon through Museum display to entice us into bie Admave and Bev Hahn-known tion, by visiting our Dunk Tank dance tempo, singing in their native Sunday. the Watervliet District Library. At around these parts as "Those located at Hays Park during the 4th tongue, dressed in native clothing, While you're waiting for that the moment, the display content is a Girls," wiU entertain on the earUer of July Celebration. Come on down explanations of "Why do we sing flight of fancy on Saturday and Sun- secret, but don't miss it on Friday, Fofa complete program of the cruises. and dunk your favorite firefighter or pompon girl. The tank wiU be in and dance? What are our Indian day, watch some fancy flights of 1:00 to 5:00 p.m., and Saturday, 12 weekend's events, see page 14 On Thursday and Saturday morn- beliefs? How do our beliefs affect remote-controlled airplanes and noon to 5:00 p.m. ing of each week, history buffs and operation from 5-10 p.m. on July 4 & our daily lives?" and understanding helicopters. Some are gasoline If you should miss it on Friday, those who thrive on information tid- 5 and after the parade on July 6. powered, others are jet powered. there is an additional incentive to tree with trunk and leaves. In the bits from the past wiU enjoy the Stories abound about the RC attend on Saturday-starting at patriotic grand finale, watch for 20 historical cruises with host BUI LITTLE SQUIRT For Merchant Sidewalk Sale aerobatics that are impossible with noon an old-fashioned, delightful, red chrysanthemums, 20 blue chry- Beverly. It's a fabulous opportunity Visit Little Squirt on July 6 at Library Park at 3:00 p.m. Specials see page .5 conventional aircraft. There will be delectable, yummiest-ever Ice santhemums, and 20 white carna- to hear stories about the Paw Paw one-half hour special demonstra- Cream Social in the Watervliet tion salutes. There will be many Lake of the past-when name bands tions at 1:00 and 3:30 p.m. each day, Library, sponsored by Friends of new shells this year-look for the played at Crystal Palace and the WATERVLIET FIRE even though they will fly throughout the Library. The Curious Kids unusual that you haven't seen Ellinee was popular with everyone. DEPARTMENT LADIES the necessary unity of humanity. the day. Museum display will continue until before. How about a dinner or luncheon AUXILIARY BOOTH Seldom does one get to see and hear Visit the WatervUet Fire Depart- 5:00. GREATER WATERVLIET cruise with prime rib, red potatoes such an impressive presentation by QUALITY "ILLUMINATIONS" At 3:00 p.m.. Little Squirt will swimming in butter-diU sauce, ment Auxiliary's booth and see how Indians. SECOND ANNUAL DUCK DASH weU your chUd can put a fire out WITH WHS JAZZ BAND & entertain youngsters in the library It's not just the fun of pre-race cheesecake and other deUcious Not until 1924 were native-bom STREET DANCE WITH trimmings? You must reserve meal This is a game for cmldren 12 and American Indians considered to be parking lot. hubbub, the cheers to encourage a under. "MUSIC EXPRESS" plastic duck swim faster than Mill citizens of the United States, and it ILLUMINATIONS: Definition-a PARADE THEME "PRIDE has only been in recent years that Creek current will carry it, the group of Watervliet High School IN AMERICA" they have been allowed to practice "quack, quack, quack" heard at students, a youthful bit of Watervliet is pleased to announce creekside, the exciting announce- their native religion. In 1953, Con- Americana, touched with musical that WCSY is sponsoring the gress ended federal support and ment of the winners, the camara- talent, developed into a scin- Greater Watervliet Independence derie when winners are announced, Comic strip debuts protection of certain reservation In- tillating, mega-terrific vocal jazz Day Parade 1991. It starts promptly it's the winners who are most dians, but the Potawatomis of ensemble by vocal director Pat at 1:00 p.m. Saturday at Watervliet Southwestern Michigan are not joyous as the prizes are doled out McKinney. This group lives up to its High School. Led by veterans from right in Mill Creek Park-$1,000, in Record this week reservation Indians. Why not? What name. "Illuminations" begins its WatervUet VFW Post 6803, joined unique tales lie hidden there?_ $500, $200, $100, six $50s and 10 $25s. jazz concert in Library Park at 5:45 by several other Veterans of Proceeds are used to help pay for Come, all you youngsters and" p.m. on Friday and, for the next Foreign Wars posts and American the many expenses associated with Beginning with this week's issue oldsters-anyone who has ever been hour, will alternate with the Legion posts, troops from Desert the Greater Watervliet In- of The Tri-City Record a comic stimulated by tales of Indians. Watervliet High School Jazz Band. Shield and Desert Storm, and a strip, drawn by Coloma resident Listen to the drums, watch the dan- Immediately following the jazz John Willming, debuts. cing, hear Standing Bear tell the performance, "Music Express" The strip, entitled "The Sunday fascinating stories about our from WSJM/WIRX starts the street Funnies with Whirly Bird," Potawatomi neighbors and friends dance a rockin'. Prizes, offered by features the main title character on Friday and Saturday from 12 Watervliet merchants, will be who leaves the Shakespearean noon to 4:00 p.m. in the Library awarded during the dance. theater to pursue comic strip ac- Park area and on Sunday from 12 ting, unaware of the various en- noon to 4:00 p.m. in Mill Creek TALES BY THE CAJUN counters he wiU face both on a per- Park. An exciting change of pace, for all sonal basis and with the characters youngsters, of the mind is a gentle DUCK RACE he wiU meet. HELICOPTERS & AIRPLANES Cajun storyteller with the drawl The usual lengthy title of the strip FLIGHTS OF FANCY and humor taken from a Justin was derived at in a two-fold man- & FANCY FUGHTS Wilson mold. Forty-five minutes of ner, for Willming would display Flights of fancy become real at delight at 11:00 a.m. and 2:000 p.m. original strips at his church. The the Watervliet Airport from Friday on Saturday will be provide d by First Congregational Church, in i afternoon through Sunday. For an Ray Nelson's "The Puppet Place," Coloma on Sunday. Furthermore, all-too-brief time, you can lift your with John Byrne performing. This the strip's title comes from the com- body and spirit above terra firma in event will be located beside the mon practice of many people to a delightful, soaring excursion into railroad track next to the Library refer to the Sunday comic pages as the wild blue yonder with pilot Park area and in the shade. Look the "Sunday Funnies." Richard Freed skillfully guiding his for the signs. Willming began drawing Whirly tinned with the coUege newspaper DUCK DASH DUCATS...Duck Dash ticket taker Bob Wallace says there's Bird in elementary school and later "The Lake Michigan Journal. CURIOUS KIDS MUSEUM/ stiU plenty of Duck Race tickets to be had. Twenty tickets holders wQI win incorporated the character into a Upon completion of a summer ICE CREAM SOCIAL cash, including $1000, when their ducks are the first to cross the finish Une comic strip format in both junior class, which begins July 1, Willming Michigan Helicopter Company. Every kid, regardless of age, can and senior high school. wiU have attained his associates in Hover like a hummingbird, dart on MiU Creek Sunday at the new MiU Creek Park. See "Burger" Bob at Big be enticed into a museum. In this T Family Restaurant to get your ticket WBA members wiu also be selling A 1989 graduate of Coloma High arts degree and then plans to attend like a swallow, or steady as a crow- cflgp, Liz Gary from the Curious School, Willming, age 20, has Western Michigan University with only the thrill of being there could tickets on Main Street during the celebration. The Duck Race is the major Kids Museum in St. Joseph will be fund-raiser to pay for the 4-day Independence Day Celebration. studied art at Lake Michigan Col- the 1992 winter term to continue his be more exciting-this all happens providing a special Curious Kids (Karl Bayer photo) lege for two years and the strip con- art studies. at the Watervliet Airport on North July 3, 1991 The Tri City Record Page 3 LOCAL POLICE REPORTS Page 2 The Tri City Record Julv 3. 1991 Romance still alive COLOMA TOWNSHIP Valerie Denise Jordan on a charge On June 24, police arrested Billy of DWLS. in Watervliet Ray Brown on a bench warrant Also on June 30, police arrested & COLUMNS charging probation violation. John Earnest VanAvery Jr. on a By Dorothy Stark Cannell LETTERS Several weeks ago we put out a On June 26, police arrested David charge of DWLS. We welcome letters... Wm. Payne on a pair of bench war- On July 1, police arrested Daniel plea and an example of one kind of right here in Watervliet. Please The Tri-City Record welcomes all letters story we were hoping would be sub- •• mm GIVE LIFETIME rants. Charles Young on a charge of VFW MEMBERSHIP contact our Commander for more to the editor. However, all letters will be Also on June 26, police arrested DWLS 1st offense. mitted for the new local history Capitol Report is information. Thank you. subject to editing, especially for length, Also on July 1, police arrested book being planned by the North a special feature mi and all material will be used at the discre- David Berry on a charge of OUIL • TO VETERANS Jerry Engle, a proud member Berrien Historical Society. Either CAPITOL REPORT to the readers of tion of the editor. 2nd offense. William Thomas Broderick on char- By Congressman Fred Upton the Record. Con •vS- Attention to all loved ones of of the Watervliet Post 6803 ADVERTISE IN THE people are reluctant to divulge the gressman Upton All letters must be signed and must in- Also on June 26, police arrested es of OUIL, no valid operator's the Persian Gulf War soldiers: love stories of their ancestors or will discuss na i TRI-CITY RECORD clude a phone number or at least an ad- Kristopher Allen Brunais on a §cense, and transporting open in- tional issues and After all the fanfare has died dress so that the authorship of controver- charge of DWLS. toxicants in a motor vehicle. they were not curious enough to concerns in this down like all the other wars have Call 463-N-E-W-S space. Your ques- sial letters can be verified. Name will be On June 27, police arrested Police issued seven speeding question and listen and, therefore, APPRECIATE BEING tions and com- done, their next fight might be for withheld at the request of the writer for Michael Anthony Angelo on a bench tickets last week. know very little. Yet what is more ments, through their rights they fought for. That is CAR WASH TO BE sufficient reason. Letters should be typed, interesting to read? t AN AMERICAN the Record, are if possible, or at least in easily-read hand- warrant. Dear Editor, always welcome. done mostly through the VFW. The HELD JULY 20 COLOMA CITY In my efforts to track down a few, VFW has the size, influence and writing. Names should be printed in addi- Also on June 27, police arrested On July 4,1776, the Declaration of The Ladies Auxiliary of the Col- Michael Raymond Broyles on a On June 23, police arrested Ter- I came across a beautiful one right prestige to make things happen. Its tion to the signature. Independence was signed by our oma Firefighters will be holding a bench warrant charging contempt. rance Lee Harrison on a charge of in the local Golden Brown Bakery. fame or reward, not for place or for ability to protect veterans rights Maxine and John Brule now forefathers and a nation was born. Car Wash from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 On June 28, police arrested OUIL. Because it points up the fact that rank, not lured by ambition or goad- are proven; also there are mahy The fundamental principle of p.m. on Saturday, July 20. If you Rodger Edwin on warrants charg- Coloma police issued three tickets the subjects do not have to be ed by necessity, but in simple obe- benefits these members receive. So have any questions, please feel free deceased to be part of history, that freedom and liberty for every MP ing failure to appear on open intox- for speeding. dience to duty as they understood as the 4th of July arrives this year to call Pam Adams at 468-6685. eventually they too will become citizen was the cornerstone on , Kil icants and a traffic warrant. Maxlne and John Brule with which America was built. it.' with new meaning, let's think about ancestors, I thought I would share a daughter Kathy in 1948 So on this Fourth of July, as you giving our fighting men a gift of a On June 29, police arrested Over 200 years later the United Harlon Wayne Emanual on an little of it with you. Of course, you en lifetime membership in the VFW States of America still holds true to f ^ VVJ assault and battery warrant. must wait for the book to get the these principles. On July Fourth, fIlen^s at the local park 01 wat WHOLE story. en 0 in Also on June 29, police arrested We Want Your News we annually commemorate and f. ^ a parade oi J £ £ * Kristine Noel Stevens on a charge of Let's start with the end. On June |,I(H ork 1 >01 Send it to the 2,1991, in celebration of their 57th renew our dedication to the prin- y ^ ^ . ^„t ^ OUIL. aiKl tll v PP TRI CITY RECORD and genuine love. In their active ciples of freedom, of government ^ a pilfL Also on June 29, police arrested wedding anniversary, John Brule lie an a ei d y The Paw Paw River stood up in the Watervliet Con- careers, the Brules have con- elected by the people, of equal op- f f ? .. f" f n Patrick Cole McGinley on a charge Box 7, 138 N. Main St. EPPLE'S bute to thls fine C0llIltrv we cal1 gregational Church and sang tributed much to this community. portunity for all of DWLS. Watervliet, MI 49098 hom a d 0 "Always" to his wife, Maxine. And, in retirement, they really en- In the past year, America joined ff'i " [ n JOURNAL On June 30, police arrested Jef- fax (616) 463-8329 sa joy each other's company; they with 17 nations to once again reaf- ; ^rln v p a i?fp nf By Roy M. Davit Through the changing vicissitudes firm the fact that cruel and in- tions of Americans car ea frey Duane Emanual on a warrant have fun together. The trials of an, FRUIT STAND charging assault and battery. of 57 years, some better, some humane dictators, such as Saddam *ree(lom an(l ^erty. DANCING, BASEBALL, AND "The slugger hit a rocket worse, the Brules had proven their old-fashioned courtship, family God Bless America Also on June 30, police arrested Hussein, will not be allowed to FOOTBALL grounder between first and second love and the congregation felt sen- responsibilities, and sticking with it OPEN Fred Upton spread their totalitarian and From a letter sent by former base. Clayton Murray (playing se- timental tears near the surface. through misunderstandings and Fresh Fruit & Vegetables in Season U.S. Congressman, ruthless regimes throughout any Hartfordite Tommy Lyons: "Sur- cond) threw himself feet first hori- ENJOY A "We need your love story in our problems have their rewards. That 4th District, Michigan part of the world. prised and happy you ran into our zontally in front of the ball to block book," I suggested. "Tell me about was evidenced by the sincerity of There are many local examples of long-time friend, Gladys Grieger. it. Lying flat on the ground, he it...please, please, please!" this still personable 1930 basketball Sweet Cherries, Red Raspberries, REUNION'S She and Elenore were neighbors in individuals in Watervliet who reached out and flipped the ball in a Maxine had an appointment, so player singing a love song to the girl Green Beans & Broccoli played a pivotal role in our victory. RESERVATION DATE the Beach area of St. Joseph. They weak arc toward first. It was all he DAIRY John told his version. He was a of his dreams 61 years later IN Much like over 200 years ago when EXTENDED attended the German Lutheran could do. senior in high school when this neat FRONT of the whole Congrega- the United States was still an infant D Editor^ school through eighth grade, then to "Larry Olds, playing first base, in downtown SOUTH HAVEI new teacher. Miss Maxine Hanna, tional Church. ear St. Joe High School. OPEN 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. DAILY reached way out, almost did the OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, MAR-0CT 637-6671 came to teach junior high English I'll bet there are a lot of beautiful country, our nation remains a land j would like to bring attention to "We were all crazy about danc- M-140, just north of Watervliet splits, made a beautiful short-hop and history at Watervliet. Most of love stories out there that could in- of heroes full of courage and the coloma High School graduates of ing. If we didn't go to Crystal ENJOY OUR DAILY SPECIALS WITH| 0in pick up, and just nipped the runner the fellows gave her an A-l ap- spire our young readers in future rpL- "u 1939-40-41-42-43. The reservation Palace on Saturday night, and INSIDE & UPPER DECK DINING as he tried to slide into first. That praisal but John, watching that generations. Write yours down, or This year however, no one jate for their reunion has been ex- Shadowland on Sunday night, we deserves our thanks more than the tended to July 17,1991. Anyone who preserved the no-hitter for Dave pleated skirt above those perfect call Dorothy Cannell at 468-3419, felt our lives lay shattered at our poooooocccocooscocooooecooooooooooooecocooooococooeccooooocj men and women of Operation Moore and it may have been the on- legs go swinging purposefully down Emily Shoup at 468-4737, or Cindy has not sent reservations in may feet. Gladys, Norma Maratz, Ella O Desert Storm. The commitment ly one Dave had in high school, the hall, fell hard. Being something Young at 463-6223. send them to Joan Reinhardt at 328 Dorow, and my Elenore all grew up and selflessness of these fine although he had several more play- of a hero on the basketball floor and Lucinda Lane, Watervliet, MI 49098, going to those dances, and Elenore , members of our armed services ing semi-pro in the Dowagiac ^ AM I a pretty popular guy around school or phone 463-4243. THE FOOPvTH OF JULY and I first met at Shadowland. f reminds me of an inscription on a Thank you. league. gave him the courage to think he t memorial for soldiers in Arlington 15 ou^ DAY TO EnIJ^Y „ "Gladys was and is a tremendous Joan Reinhardt "My Sophomore year we had a REALTY %^ f QUA©l MOUSING might have a chance to gain her CARRY-OUT dancer. She dated such guys of our m t Cemetery that reads: "Not for OUR CCCOOCOOOOGaSCOCOGOSeOOOOeOCOOOOCCOCOOOOOOCOOOOOCOOpOOOOOQ ed...and I mean locked...around a chase and to listen or view the pro- "We were about on the fifty yard job, knew that she should not en- my comical Uncle Jimmy grabbed "We also noticed that Ray and Harding's Satisfying blanket on a beach in the Detroit If Opie talked like that, Sheriff duct. line. Harry called that play. I made courage this persistent young man my dad by the seat of the pants and, Dorothy Dlouhy are on the commit- area, because those beaches were Taylor would've washed his mouth The answer is not censorship or my cut and looked back to see IT'S A either, even though she was at- WEEKI with a cloth wiping his forehead and tee. Sure brings back memories of always full to the brim with people. out with a bar of soap restrictions; the answer is for the Harry running madly for his life \\® tracted to him (It was in a later in- Whole Boneless the other hand stuck out in dismay, Crystal Palace and The Dlouhy SELLER'S MARKET! We used to swim in places like Anne and I went to see the movie parent, guardian, school and com- with three Decatur players ready to terview that I was given Maxine's he said, "Say, Nubbs," (This was family, with Father Frank and Ray Low interest rates, high buyer in- Metro Park. What does that denote "Backdraft" recently. The movie munity to refuse to patronize pounce. Regardless, he threw a terest and spring maKe this the my father's nickname which has working at the dances. Mrs. Frank version). New York Strip to you? Well, to me it means "Motor was exciting and riveting. It had all businesses, movie theaters, radio perfect pass which I caught in full best time to list your home, farm, To complicate matters more, Harding's stuck most of his life. Even though the requirements of a great action Dlouhy handled the cash register Hamburscror City" and that means crowds. A lot stations, and the like that provide or stride. land, or business. And ifs always Hartford/ Waiervliel Miss Hanna was also dating, rather *$20.00 or my mom has tried Norb and Norm picture: action, danger, tension, cheerfully and regally. Ray had a the best time to market your pro- HotdosBum of family stories center around allow young people access to such "Barney Newell was playing W (616)621-411(61 9 or 463-3992 seriously, a young man still in col- • CM* some of our summer fun. and many others, Nubbs is it.) conflict and romance. products. sister, I believe her name was perty with Rudell Real Estate! lVR "what does this kid look like?" Eleanor. She often handled the safety for Decatur and came at me Our experienced sales staff of lege at Western. My dad tells the story of my Uncle It also had language that made it It wouldn't take long for the pro- "So there seemed little chance for Coupon expires Well, my dad with his sense of cigarette, candy, and gum counter. like a freight train. Put a move on longtime area residents means we Jimmy Gibbs who is from the U.P., embarrassing for people to watch. ducers to wise up that it might take me," signed John. "But I kept tell- July 6,1991. humor could not handle that ques- A beautiful dancer! him I had never done before (or know you, your property, and the , Perkins to be exact. When my Producer Ron Howard, the clean- a better writer to do a screenplay or area real estate market We'll put those years of experience to work for you ing her that he was too old for her. tion. After all, the man had been "So many of us would jostle each after), and he disappeared some- parents were young parents, there cut, ail-American boy, missed the to write a song, but the audience where. with your first visit to Rudell Real Estate of Hartfordi He was older, you see. I just thank running up and down the beach other for a chance to dance with her was quite a collection of babies in opportunity to have a great picture will be more appreciative. "Roy Hogue was out ahead of me my lucky stars she didn't marry screaming for a lost child. Maybe that could have been enjoyed by all. whenever her counter wasn't busy. EVERYTHING • You could ask for is in this lovely 3-bedroom ranch. Maintenance-free outside nicely my mom and dad's relatives. As I and took out another player. Now decorated inside. Conveniently located on fenced city lot. Large, insulated, 2-car garage. 144,900. him. he would have been found if Jimmy What's bad is our acceptance of When she and Bob Connolly (who have told you before my mother MAKE SURE TO VISIT our team was not used to scoring "There came a time when I felt I Cut Up knew who he was and what his such language in the movies, on was just about the smoothest ROLLING AND WOODED • secluded 15+ acre building site on paved road in Hartford Township. Ask- , Free came from a very large family, 151 WATERVLIET THIS WEEKEND touchdowns, so at about the ten ing $18,000. must make a decision and not keep name was. television, on radio and, worst of dancer on this planet Earth) For That believe, and I am sure they will let Starting Thursday is Watervliet's yard line I slowed down and started both of them dangling," explained My dad's picnic hamburgers all, in public. The old rule of swooped around the floor, it was OWNERS ANXIOUS - large family home with 5 bedrooms and 2 baths in excellent subdivision on Special Bounty me know if I have missed someone. four-day Independence Day Cele- to touch the ball down. ravine lot and community tennis courts. Owners will give a $1,500 decorating allowance. Call today. Maxine, "so I went to Western for were so bad we kids nicknamed thumb-"Would you be embarrass- like two peregrine falcons hovering Cook Out! UgRoU My dad always loved the water bration. Parades, fireworks, sales, "Then I heard Roy Hogue holler, $69,500. the weekend and, suddenly, the or Paper Towels them "Nubby Burgers" because we ed to say it to your mother? within an up draft. Everyone watch- and swimming was in his blood, be- a carnival, and tons of other stuff 'Hey, Tommy, up here!' I continued answer came to me loud and clear. I Wttk 90% Mora UmM all had to eat our share, and the way doesn't work anymore. I heard a ed with envy. CUTE 2-BEDROOM • home at an affordable price. Newer roof and large city lot Priced at $24,900. ing born and raised on Little Bay are all on tap. Keep the Record on and scored, much to Roy's relief. used my bus money to send John a they were burned made the burgers young mother use the worst word of "Speaking about all those people NEWLY REMODELED - inside and out. 2-bedroom, could be 3. Walk-in closets, pantry off kitchen, and DeNoc in the U.P. in Escanaba. hand for your lineup card of all the We scored again on almost the ex- telegram and had to borrow 72( Eckrich All Coupon expires When we went for a picnic we would unforgettable. all on her 4-5 year old in a local from high school days reminds me 2 decks. New Thermo/Tilt windows, siding, carpet and flooring. Great starter or retirement home. Call great fun. act same play. We were used to today! $32,900. from the older man to take the bus July 6,1991. Maybe some of you will be having market, when he pestered her for a of a couple of sports stories. Either . go with a large group of relatives tf If you haven't gotten your Duck scoring by this time, so we handled back to Watervliet." some of your own July 4th toy. Next fall that kid will use the my Junior or Senior year, Dave Meat Hotdogs • Escanaba beach, which was always Dash raffle ticket yet, stop in here it with much aplomb!" What was in the telegram? How memories. Just keep in mind that same word in the classroom. Moore pitched a no-hit game Savs • full, and there were many picnic and get yours. Five bucks will get Thanks for those Golden did Miss Lois Rittas, another this time is for you to enjoy and to Kids walking down the street with against South Haven. It was a j areas under shady trees. Mom and you a great chance on any of the 20 Memories of the 1930's to Tommy teacher, help John win his lady be happy and to share. radios blaring the most vulgar, masterpiece. I was the catcher. Dad had the four of us, who were lit- cash prizes to be won Sunday. Come Lyons. Days of Glory! NEW SUMMER HOURS: 9 a.m. until 8 p.m., Monday through Friday; and 9 a.m. until love? And how did they manage a tle angels...right...and then came Also, don't forget the fun that will crude language are pretty common. "To shorten the story, I will in- 5 p.m. Saturday. As usual, we will be available by phone at 463-2828 anytime. 31 be happening throughout Water- on to Mill Creek Park Sunday; date before the school year was Social the cousins and they were angels Worse, they feel they have to turn it you'll get your check for $1,000, $500 clude just the two other principal Itotail vliet for one and all. Come and A REAL AMERICAN BEAUTY This home has 4 bedrooms, large living room and kit- over with the help of friends too...right? up loud enough for everybody to or whatever right on the spot...but players involved. It was the last inn- TRI-CITY RECORD 79* make some new memories of your chen, dining area, attached garage, full walkout basement and 3 full' " " ' Josephine Weeks and Vining CtMonto One time we were all at the hear (or they're already half-deaf). you've got to have a winning duck. ing, South Haven at bat. Their main 138 N. Main Street, Box 7 own. There are several TV programs, in- slugger was up with two out. The acres for onli McNeil? Answers to these questions beach. Now keep in mind this is my WatervUet, MI 49098 GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD, GOOD HOUSE This 3 BR home has large living room and kit- and more, such as the part Miss count: 3 and 2. I astof _~L. (616) 463-NEWS chen with appliances that stay, 2-car garage, great fenced yard with an above-ground Hanna's Model T Ford played in the AWUIVTJ MIO GOIT ny sight* ^xsrr* WHIW SZKOm.havc rh&g'S PiXVTYfor COURSE, IT UOUAO SE FL pool. Family fun convenient Coloma location. $58,500. romance, are all answered in the Coupon expires CLASSICALLY AMERICAN This charming Victorian has been totally remodeled. It has LZr thc h*oe thezj 'Vou WA; THC c^Wxrirosf COMPLETE STORY which will be July 6,1991. of ntmxac ar/vcrxrs, mo Ipjxwwr arvptsiow... Anne & Karl Bayer, Publishers new plumbing, wiring, etc., etc. There are 3 bedrooms, formal dining and more. The THV awts Wt WRKOULBSS, Ir^EV '^6: -LOOXI/VQ. FOR JomMHrUGHT OUST net (£ U«OTC CONEW Karl Bayer, Editor best of the old and thi(e new. $32,900. coming out in the new local history ro act a /vcu/ conic [*S1GH * THV BLOOO TS COLD; THOU cHTOO!^HflT/? -r Iflftio The CHICKS,,, x nidHT Anne Bayer, Bus. Mgr. book. STRIP* WXTH you* THWTTTO mm? HAST /VO SPZCULHTJOIV Xl\J TOST MEET rut PUTWE mts. Bonnie Bannen, Copy Editor But let me add one more thing. I [aACKWOO/VO, fyu'D sc PWHK « GRtAT Bill & Sherry Epple 463-3279 THOSC £y£$ WHICH TWOU 00ST (iRty sikd,., r vimn i Ken Carton 621-4403thin k it's the kind of love story that GLARC WITH J SHAKKSWfclM our youth today and in future gener- ACTO*, XmtMTK [U CHECK TUTS One OUT, Berrien & Van Buren countie8...$15.00/yr. Joe Chesire 621-4702 WITH Elsewhere in Michigan...|18.00/yr. Brady Champion 468-6248ation s might benefit from reading. ro CO^IC STKXPS? m OM TH£ CHICKS! 6 Outside of Michigan...$20.00/yr. * Thomas Hutchison 74-862There' 7 s restraint in it and loyalty 000 MKVEft... Combination local & out of 8tate...|18.00/yr. ^0. Marilyn McCee Pleyer 463-6148 Aimoui 5- 5f tajuUr, Juntoo Outside the U.S....|25.00/yr. MOC w XXXlmMM mm A- #*>4 • A Hot Dogs hy 70M KiaMBy The Tri-City Record is the REALTY INC. BACHMAN - TVXf fflrtijc XS Cy Red Arrow Edition of the PAINTING SERVICE OtWXJfTtD X% ntmofY WATERVLIET RECORD 463-2828 Quality painting you can afford. Watermelon Coupon expires Of GHUorATHSHj illi USPS869-340, 2nd class postage 139 N. MAIN STREET Phone 468-8856 July 6,1991. CI/*PKK OMWrtu He paid at Watervliet, Michigan 49098 WATERVLIET. MICHIGAN Dennis Bachman Dale Bachman UMS T*gLy rusr nuxwo Fax Numbet 463-4128 X CVC* WOj A/VC Hg UXLL Aiy*ys. trriw m rvtv- Printed at T&C Publishers, Paw Paw l*rri*6 iwrurrxw,- on recycled newsprint by Manistique Papers Inc. ® Manistique, Mich. Page 4 The Tri-City Record July 3. 1991 July 3. 1991 LOCAL OBITUARIES The Tri-City Record Page 5 % •*# m •*< % * '"^Ccfa L BARKER INFANT Wednesday, June 26, 1991, in Friends of Hartford Jeffrey Allen Barker Jr., infant Kalamazoo. ^WE'RE MOVING UPTOWN for... £ son of Stephanie Andrews and Jef- The funeral was held Tuesday at Library elects officers ^SIDEWALK SALE SPECIAL frey A. Barker Sr., both of Water- 11:00 a.m. at North Shore Memory • * •» vliet died shortly after birth Gardens Chapel, Hagar Shores. Survivors in addition to his The goal of the Friends of the FRI. & SAT. ONLY i SIDEWALK SALES | David Troutman has been elected parents include: grandparents- Library is to stimulate public sup- # President of the newly-reorganized •'C Gene Barker of Coldwater, Brenda port of the library by encouraging Friends of the Hartford Public Mcintosh of Benton Harbor, and financial aid, conducting special ac- - , ? 3 DAYS ONLY! July 4-5-6? & Library. Other officers elected are: tivities, and promoting increased Charles Andrews and Mary An- % "T ii nna ^ IL ^ drews, both of Watervliet; and Jean Hollar, Vice President; Tam- use of the library. .1.1 J my Efting, Secretary; and Kathy By-laws were adopted, with the SIDEWALK great-grandparents — Beatrice tat 2 rJt Dowd, Treasurer. Directors are first scheduled meeting of the of- * We will be located in front of the ^ ' ...3 * Barnes and John Rutherford, both SPECIAL of Benton Harbor, and Mrs. Audrey 1941 WATERVLIET HIGH SCHOOL CLASS REUNION...Class members Cheryl Koch, Sharon Rudell, Inge ficers and directors being held TEENY Andrews of Prescott, Arkansas. got together June 15 in observance of the 50th anniversary of their Lerdal, Lynn Shrode and C.M. Tuesday, June 25, 7:00 p.m., at the k * Watervliet Ace Hardware with & graduation from Watervliet High School. Pictured, from the left, are: Hampton. library. earn WEENIE Hutchins Funeral Home FLORENCE BRYANT Barbara and Jim Quigley, Mary Grant, Tomy Sineni, Mary Davis, Joe # £9 209 S Main. Watervliet 49U98 Mrs. Florence Lucille Bryant, 64, Nichols, Betty Dimiceli, Mabel Kerr, Ruby Clinard, Bob Lottridge, Betty n SPECIAL PRICING * Buy One Dozen Cookies & a FREE 20 oz. fountain drink! r onAa 463'38U of Benton Harbor, died Friday, Strouse, G.W. Hutchins, Larry Strouse, teacher Maxine Brule, Gertrude | | consumer electronics & novelty products^ June 28, 1991, at Mercy Memorial Casselman, Esther Freed, Sharon Castle, Natalie Parrett and Madalyn % at Regular Price % COURTEOUS SERVICE IN Medical Center, St. Joseph, follow- Rosenhagen. Following several hours of visiting at the Strouse home on Second Dozen only A DIGNIFIED MANNER ing a sudden illness. Paw Paw Lake, the group enjoyed dinner at Sweet Cherry Resort near * The funeral was held Monday at Hagar Park. * f COMMUNICATIONS & MUSIC # ROLAND T. HUTCHINS. Dir. V 1:00 p.m. at Fairpiain Chapel of wmN golden h Florin Funeral Service, Benton 9114IJ47 W.3 MAIN If. WATERVLIET 66 463-8440 RED ARROW HWY. » Harbor. Burial was in Keeler WATEflVLier Main St. & Red Arrow Hwy. ACROSS FROM WATERVLIET HIGH SCHOOL W Township Cemetery. AARP to meet July 8 at K of C Hall # IS Mrs. Bryant was born February OPEN 24 HOURS 4, 1927, in Lawrenceburg, Ten- Knights of Columbus Clubhouse on nessee. She moved into the area in North Berrien Chapter 3101 of the S» & American Association of Retired Paw Paw Avenue, Watervliet. 1941. Coffee and cake will be served at Survivors include: three brothers Persons (AARP) will meet Mon- ICALVIN FUNERAL HOME day, July 8, at 10:00 a.m. at the 9*30 a.m. DALI 0. LEONARD, OIRICTOB —Edward Williams of Benton Har- The River Valley "Kitchen Band" bor, Russell Williams of Forida, 'ir FIRST ANNIVERSARY & HARTfORD. MICHIGAN 49097 will provide the entertainment after WE KEEP PEOPLE MOVING TtLirHONI and Billy Williams of Hartford; and PAW PAW LAKE the meeting. a sister, Ruby Chronister of Benton GOLF CLUB The AARP picnic will be August . BOB'S COLLECTOR'S SHOP Harbor. She was preceded in death 12 also at the Knights of Columbus LEIGH'S by her husband, Ernest. Thursday Women's Clubhouse. Cost is $5.00 per person. League Reservations should be made at the Serving Watervliet & Coloma on Tues. & Thurs. # SCREEN PRINTING SALE! VIRGINIA GIDDENS i MONUMIMTI June 27, 1991 July meeting. ^ 351 N. Main, Watervliet 463-3030 Mrs. Herbert (Virginia Ann) Gid- New members are welcome. Call 1-800-654-1827, 5:30am - 4:45pm for pickup i # LEONARD FUNERAL HOME dens, 43, a former area resident, On the Front 9, Peg Welch shot Lawftnc*. Ml 4f0*4 |«I4| *74-tl31 1 par on every hole, totaling 41 for low GROUPS & CHARTERS WELCOME PoU D. Ugggfdi died Monday, June 29,1991, at home in Belle Haven, Virginia. 1 gross. Mary Kugler had low net t 340 N. Main % f Historic House >. V k The body has been cremated. with 30. Tod Mueller had low putts P.O. Box 796 Private family services will be held with 13. Birdies: Mary Kugler on § Wai.rvll.l, Michigan 49098 Phon# (616) 463745? FLORIN land Colleen Curtis on #5. FUNERAL SERVICE at a later date at North Shore I ^ Memory Gardens, Benton Harbor. On the Back 9, Elsie Klug was low OPEN EVERYDAY hop inc. INCLUDING HOLIDA YS Antique Mall DAVIDSON CHAPEL Arrangements are by the Fairpiain with 46. B. Probst and Lucy Sanders *Beachwear 249 East Center Street | had low net with 32. Lucy Sanders 9 MASTERCARD * NEONs Chapel, Florin Funeral Service, , Casual •visil % Coloma. Ml 49038 Benton Harbor. also had low putts with 12. Birdies: MI-WAYS # Many Items Marked on Sale Minnie Sager on #12; Elsie Klug had •Career 468-3181 Mrs. Giddens was born Septem- 9 ber 21, 1947, in Benton Harbor and three, on #12,15 and 16. Probst had a Shoes & Accessories Sister Lakes * ARE HERE! • See our Quality chip-in on #14. A pleasant drive; % was a 1966 graduate of Bridgman Men s Casuals Special Events: Front-Peg 6 miles south of 616-424-3447 High School. Children's Wear Watervliet on M •140, Hats - Shirts - Shorts! Daily 10-6 Sun. 11-5 * Antiques & Vintage Collectibles Trust» Survivors include: her husband; Welch and Mary Kugler. Back-B. 3 miles east on Napier 'it locations Probst, Lucy Sanders and Elsie w* * * • her parents, Alfred and Genevieve custom printing available 7$ ^ Open Thursday, Civil War memorabilia & antique guns Howorth of Benton Harbor; and two iKlug. 'SeUing Standardi for bceilencebrothers — Jeffrey Benefiel of # in Professional Care' , ^ PLUS more on SALE! Cypress, California, and David SUBSCRIBE TO THE CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE % Friday & Saturday 349 N. Main St., Watervliet DeMorrow of Hartford. it V 9 £ AGoldea Rule Home TRI-CITY RECORDI * i Call 463-N-E-W-S * #•; COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #95* . .. A Medical Park, Watervliet, Ml 49098, 463-3111 %)•) •*:# /m) y# JOSEPH JOHNSON I Joseph Johnson, 81, of Scotts, 1 Michigan, and Clearwater, Florida, OABLC ' GARGANO CARPETSl ^ STYLE THIS IS formerly of Coloma, died Friday, * June 28,1991, at Bronson-Vicksburg MEDICAL STAFF DIRECTORY P3 Hospital, Vicksburg, Michigan, of a 3§ PHYSICIANS ADDRESSES TELEPHONE . NOT THE TIME sudden heart attack. > S) • _ 'Under the blue aumifig is the best carpet shop ever!' The funeral will be held Wednes- ^ .A Wmbs fMall sf tui7<(jH9 Ju|)|) hi CwttS day, July 3. at 2:00 p.m. at the Amello Fa|ardo M.D. & TO BEGIN v 6576 Red Arrow Highway 468-3135 > X ^ * 463-828463-82811 ^ Available completely built or wllh Davidson Chapel, Florin Funeral Coloma, Ml 49038 ^ ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES • POST CARDS & BASEBALL Service, Coloma. Burial will be in Open ¥ CARDSP ^bulld-lt-yourself kit to save extra ft t vMii4 ba/ns Your choice ol Barn Style or Gabie Style LEARNING Coloma Cemetery. Friends may Samuel Roda, M.D. Coloma Medical Clinic 468-3137 n fifl niCt IMCfBJSi FOR 1 Ml mini call from 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the 6572 Red Arrow Highway r Our quality ba/ns all includo , funeral home. Memorials may be % Coloma, Ml 49038 ri^ Ovtns Corning 20 yurltMrgla&sihinglci-choice ol color FIRST AID. made to the charity of the donor's > * ThursdayG*3 * ln-store Special Noi knftwin^ firstai d is an awful risk. Don I Heavy
I Page 6 The Tri CityJuly Record 3, 1991 July 3, 1991 The Tri-City Record Page 7 ^ Area Chamber of Commerce. One and that we will have enough money and enjoy the many events. Above of the key issues the WBA continues to pay the many bills that are occur- all, have a safe July 4th. ROLLING BACK THE YEARS to address is our Shop At Home red by such an event. The next meeting of WBA will be Local News & Newsmakers of Days Gone By By Shop At Home, we The WBA has spent a great effort July 11 at 8:00 a.m. in the Water- Van Buren County Youth Fair opens Sunday mean "home" to be the three com- to make available an enjoyable July vliet District Library (use the back 4th Celebration. Please come to door). We would be happy to see you THE WATERVLIET RECORD THE COLOMA COURIER W munities of Hartford, Watervliet By Sandy Deyne and Coloma. The WBA, and I downtown Watervliet this weekend there. held in the grandstand and are available to help you give your kids The Van Buren County Youth senior citizens will receive free ad- dian Jerry Clower will entertain Buren County Youth Fair will be believe the Chamber of Commerce 90 YEARS AGO 90 YEARS AGO presented by American Motor- a fair start. mission until 6:00p.m. Atl:00p.m., with good, clean, down-home coun- entertained by three daily puppet WH£Rt I HE WAJEHS Mi ( The opening of Beechwood Point Fair, "The Fair with a Future," sports. for the other two communities, The moonlight excursions on Paw A farm stock tractor pull begins a special program on "Healthy try humor. shows performed by The Puppet Pavilion last Saturday evening for Paw Lake which have been so will be held next week from Sunday, Tuesday, July 9-This is at 3:00 p.m. and continues through- believe that most needs of our July 7, through Saturday, July 13. Eating" by dietician Joyce Ross, Friday, July 12-At noon, a pedal Place of Chicago and Watervhet. residences can be purchased from the season of 1901 was a briUiant popular in seasons past will be Children's Day at the fair, with out the day. An antique tractor pull WBA HAPPENINGS Activities you will not want to from Borgess Cardiovascular tractor pull will be held for boys and After each show, workshops will be Bv Glenn Keefer I merchants in our own communities LANSING REPORT and enjoyable social event. revived this season and the first one reduced midway rides all day. A is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. Center, will be held. Senior citizen girls ages 5-12. Registration for this held to teach the kids how to make Delightful music, elegant floor, miss are scheduled for every day of at a no greater than equal cost of is booked for tonight on the elegant special program, "Kids-A Fair Wednesday, July 10-A11 ladies games will begin at 2:00 p.m. event is at 10:30 a.m. their own puppets out of things they LANSING REPORT is written exclusively for the Tri-City large promenade piazzas and fair week. Start," will be held from 10:00 a.m. The WatervUet Business Associa- elsewhere. In order to Shop At steamer Margaret. will receive free admission until Thursday evening, at both 7:00 Country and pop music enter- have at home. There will be three Record by state Representative Robert Brackenridge. superb refreshment hall, situated Sunday, July 7-A gospel show to 4:00 p.m. Included will be face tion met on June 27 at the Water- Home, we need to know what pro- The past week seats have been noon on Wednesday. A ladies day and 9:00 p.m., J.D. Sumner and the tainer Eddie Rabbit will entertain different plays presented through- Representative Bracxenridge will write of issues affect- over the clear waters of Paw Paw with performances of New Life painting, balloons from Schubby ol le vliet District Library. ducts and services are available constructed between the large program will be held at 10:00 a.m., Stamps will perform in the grands- at both 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. Rabbit ?,. ^ week, but all performances ing the state in general and the area in particular. He Lake, has charms for all and an Singers, One Accord, and Musical Bear, and free rides tickets for par- In addition to the Chairman, Anne from our merchants. A good way to welcomes your comments and questions. Write in care maple trees that stand in the center presented by Gloria Cooper, follow- tand. The group will sing country, has had eight Top 40 hits and over 20 will be the same on any one day evening spent as one of Mr. Husen's Seinens will be held. The show will ticipants. Parents can find out Bayer, those in attendance were: gain the knowledge is membership of this paper. of Paw Paw street. This fills a ed by an ethnic cooking demonstra- gospel, oldies and patriotic songs. number one country hits in his , Tuesday also starts the call from guests will make the most begin at 8:00 p.m. and is sponsored Judy Campbell, Del Sipes, Bob in each other's chambers. Thank much-longed for comfort to our about family services, health care tion by Nigk Koubaitary. Refresh- According to the Guiness Book of career. He has had two gold singles, Porkchop Downs" as Robinson's pessimistic admit that there is by Forgotten Man Ministries. Taylor, Chris Gargano, Karl Bayer, you, Coloma Area Chamber, for the guests who heretofore have been assistance, and educational pro- ments will be served by Golden World Records, J.D. Sumner has "I Love a Rainy Night" and Racmg Pigs return to the fair for pleasure in life. Monday, July 8-Monster truck grams for young children. A county Dave Gearhart, Rich Tober, Joan complimentary membership. A recent state audit ot Wayne enrollments shows repetitive enroll- obliged to line up on the sidewalk if Brown Bakery. the lowest bass voice in the world. "Drivin' My Life Away." four dmly shows through Saturday. Eugene Sweeney cut 13 acres of shows at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. will be agency representative will be The majority of our meeting was County Community College ment ranging from two to 24 times. they chose to enjoy the refreshing Also on Wednesday will be the For several years, J.D. Sumner and Saturday, July 13-To wind up the There is no charge for all the Bujack and Glenn Keefer. clover hay this week. He estimates The WBA has received renewal of devoted to reassuring each other (WCCC) has uncovered serious What is troubling is that in addi- shade of these trees. modified and super stock tractor the Stamps sang as Elvis Presley's week at the fair, at 8:00 p.m., will be shows in the grandstand, although the yield at two tons to the acre. our membership in the Coloma that we have not forgotten any financial discrepancies and mis- tion to the same state money pro- pulls, along with a 4x4 truck pull at backup group. the demoUtion derby. reserved seating is available by details for the July 4th Celebration management that underscore the vided to all Michigan community 60 YEARS AGO 7:00 p.m. After their performance, come- Starting on Tuesday and continu- calling the fair office at f616) 60 YEARS AGO by her son, Justin. She wore a beige 1 need for Gov. Engler's and House colleges, the Legislature gave an The canning plant of the Great Thursday, July ll-Veterans and ing all week, the children at the Van 621-2038. ' The following Watervliet boys are dress with matching jacket ac- Republicans' call for greater ac- extra $10 million to WCCC for Lakes Fruit Industries, Inc., at Col- attending the Boy Scout camp at cented with an antique lace collar. FAMILY HEIRLOOMS countability in state government. 1990-91 to supplement a lack of local oma was put in operation this week Her flowers were pink and white The audit, which covers enroll- support for the institution. While all Camp Madron this week: Henry for the first since its purchase from by Carole Kierndn Leverton, Douglas Warman, Trux- carnations, stephanotis and ferns. ment practices at WCCC from Jan- other Michigan college towns levy the Coloma Canning Company. Matron of honor was Mrs. Ed ur c0 ton Steinbarger, Theodore Scheid, If you are researching ancestors yo Py by mailmg your check to uary 1,1985, through September 30, at least 1 mill to support their com- Local fruit growers and patrons of (Lorna) McGill, sister of the bride, Bridal Services Directory 1990, disclosed: munity colleges, Detroit levies only Harold Renne and Frank Pflugradt. the local factory will be clad to in Pennsylvania or neighboring Matamoras Area^ The large toboggan slide and the of Honor, Michigan. She wore a pink states, you will want to peruse the Inc., P.O. Box ^au^t., --instructors being paid for 1/4 mill. This extra appropriation learn that Jacob Geisler, who was dress and carried flowers the same Weddings, Bridal & Baby Showers, Anniversaries, catalog issued by Closson Press. New Matamoras, Ohio 45767-1846 classes they did not teach. One in- will be phased out over the next five barbeque stand at the Pleasant instrumental in making a success of View Inn have been completed and as the bride's. Miss Diane Gale, They specialize in printing records The pnces are: September structor was compensated to teach years. the Coloma Canning Co., will re- the other improvements at this friend of the bride, of Coloma was Graduations, Baptisms, Communions and many other I1U two sections of a class, but both It is heartening that WCCC of- main in charge of the local plant. bridesmaid. She also wore a pink and research aids for Pennsylvania fl 1^' • ' $46.45 bathing beach will make it a more and neighboring states. shipping. were taught by a federal employee. ficials agreed with the audit's fin- dress. popular place than ever this vear. special occasions also have particular needs, Be it gifts or Another teacher who was paid to dings and have begun to take ag- 30 YEARS AGO Best man was Paul Riessmann, In the 1991 Annual Catalog-No. 4, iTprnMiisir FVirismj J. Hooper of Saugatuck has you will find many volumes avail- UPCUMlJNu ^ ; N ;V'* , teach two sections of a class not on- gressive action to correct these Coloma girls competing for the friend of the groom, of Bangor. rented the house and some land on able on these special topics, ranging .T^e 9eneal0: ly taught them at the same time but abusive practices. Open and Closed Twirling contest Justin Voit, son of the bride, of gowns, caterers or announcements, the businesses listed lca the Bihlmire farm south of this city. from cemetery records to Revolu- g J. Soaety will hold its next convened the class only three or I also am pleased that Michigan's held Saturday in the Lee High Riverside was the usher. He will engage in the poultry tionary War soldiers. Some titles V K four times during the entire new Auditor General, Tom school gymnasium. Grand Rapids, A reception was held inside the below are all specialists in making your special event the best! are: -Bedford, In Ye Olden 1991 at the Old Kent Bank budding semester. McTavish, has instigated such a business and work at the painting brought home trophies and honors trade. Riverside United Methodist Church Times," a reprint written by Dr. located at the coraer of Fourth and -many classes under-enrolled in rigorous review of state depart- for their efforts. Attending were immediately following the outdoor Charles N. Hickok. He compiled the Broadway, Niles, Michigan. The relation to their teachers' salaries. ments. His regular audit reports of Maurine King, Connie Jollay, and GLADYS voir AND ceremony. The couple is residing in 30 YEARS AGO CRYSTAL SPRINGS information to deliver two lectures meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. The One instructor earned more than government agencies and followup Charlotte Martin. Maurine, who has CRAIG CHRISTIAN Coloma following a wedding trip to ond onEENHQUSE (ilrabe Uinbs Mnii CtimtflP Cwie at the Bedford County Courthouse speaker for the evening will be $2,500 to teach a class to one student briefings to legislators have provid- Ed Harper, Jim Liles, and Rich twirled for six years, won firstplace Dubuque, Iowa. Johnson were the first place win- EXCHANGE VOWS it BANQUET & RECEPTION in 1886. The volume is fully indexed Joseph Szakas.Hewill speak on the - who paid $140 in tuition. ed great insight into policies and and is now divisional State Cham- The bride is a 1972 graduate of •Fresh Flowers "Green 4 ners in the Go-Kart races held July Gladys Volt of Riverside and 336 N. Main Street 1 and sells for $5.00; 'Index to St. Joseph Project. Members -some instructors padded enroll- practices that are wasteful, un- pion in the 9 to 11 year old group. Coloma High School. She is Plants •Custom Silk & HALL and guests are encouraged to bring 4 at the new G W Go-Kart course Craig Christian of St. Joseph were P C. Box 248 Howe's Historical Collections of ments to save their courses from necessary, unworkable or outdated. Connie Jollay won first place in employed as Senior Patient Ac- Dried Arrangements Watervliel, Ml 49096 ,, located on Hagar Shore Road and married on Saturday, June 8. 5408 Paw Paw Lake Road Ohio, an every-name index to their group sheets, four-generation cancellation, thus maintaining their House Republicans long have urg- Open divisional contest and 3rd in counts Specialist, Mercy Memorial •Weddings •Parlies (616) 463-6261 M-140. The bride is the daughter of Henry Howe's 2-volume history of charts and any Bible records salaries. ed a streamlined and downsized the State contest. Charlotte Martin Medical Center in St. Joseph. •Gift Shop •Balloons COLOMA, Ml 49038 The annual Cribb's School 4-H Mildred Fikes, Riverside. The Ohio. The cost is $10.00; "PA (copies) that they may have for the -the college improperly enrolled state government through their who has not been twirling long was The groom is a 1971 graduate of picnic was held on Friday at Jean groom is the son of Marshall Chris- W Bi ANTIQUES « COLLECTIBLES • POST CARDS 4 BASEBALL CARDS For reservations CALL Soldiers of the Revolutionary War" indexing projects that have been students. Inadequately screened task forces on Accountability in well pleased in winning 5th place in Carman Senior High School in Flint. Klock Park. About 25 members and tian of Flint. 1475 Pipestone, Benton Harbor OPEN 7 DAYS 10:00-5 00 (living in states other than Penn- undertaken by the group. admissions and enrollments State Government, Spending the contest. The three winners from He is also a 1973 graduate of Ferris Mon.-Sal. (616) 468-4456 parents enjoyed the bon fire supper. The wedding ceremony was held sylvania) by Paul W. Myers is a It has also been announced that resulted in nearly 50 students aged 8 Policy, and Privatization of State Coloma are pupils of Gyl Johnson. University and is currently atten- e Gil Weber was in charge of the in the back yard of the Riverside reference work representing a com- th August Potluck will be held at to 15 who were not eligible for ad- Services. ding Western Michigan University. refreshments. Methodist Church, under a trellis FO R THE Preserve the Beauty pilation of the names of 1400 Penn- Plym Park and the entertainment mission being granted college Between auditor general's laced with sweet peas, at 3:30 p.m. He is employed at Zenith Data Jack Martorano's of your Gown. sylvania soldiers of the Revolu- for evening will be the Celtic FINEST IN credits. The report questions reports that reveal unsound fiscal Submitted by Vi Viscuso, Assis- and was officiated by the Rev. Mark Systems as a manufacturing / Save & Protect it at.. tionary War who qualified for pen- musical group Saemarshin. whether many of these students ac- policies in state agencies, continu- Submitted by Cindy Young, Assis- tant Librarian at the Coloma Public Thompson. The exchange of vows engineer. MEN'S m ha FINE ITALIAN DINING sion benefitDenenis under the Acts of tually attended classes. ing efforts by House Republicans to tant Librarian at the Watervliet Library, from The Coloma Courier was witnessed by 125 guests. Wo CATER March 18, 1818, and June 7, 1832, QUERIES... -lack of academic progress at the offer alternatives to inappropriate District Library, from The Water- To have your queries or other in- newspapers donated by the Tri-City The bride was given in marriage 'FORMAL Small Bowling Banquets, who were living in states other than school. In nearly 1,000 cases% government spending, and Gover- vliet Record newspapers donated formation printed in this column Record. Hours: Monday, Wednes- Pennsylvania. The cost of this book students enrolled in the same ^ nor Engler's agenda to reduce by The Tri-City Record. Hours: day & Friday, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; WEAR Baptisms, free of charge, type or print your in- 0 is $5.00, classes four or more times, and ip waste in state government, a Monday-Friday, 1:00 to 5:30 p.m.; COLO^^S on,Certificates formation and mail to: Carole Kier- Tuesday & Thursday, 1:00 to 5:30 Rehearsal Diriners The catalog contains many titles many cases they repeated classes downsized Michigan once again can Wednesday, 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.; p.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.; and < nan, P.O. Box 81, Watervliet, MI Graduations T for research aids and records con- they previously had successfully become financially sound and and Saturday, 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. SHOP 468-7110 cerning Pennsylvania, Ohio and 49098. completed. In addition, a study of economically healthy. Phone: 463-6382. f Torp ly 468-4^22. Main St., Coloma Phone: 468-3431. 12911 NIIPS Ave.e st, [oseph 9fLLLZlflB. Missouri. To obtain your own copy of the catalog, write to Closson House of Flowers ^ Accessories Press, 1935 Sampson Dr., Apollo, and Dried Flower Bam PA 15613-9238 or phone (412) Located in South Haven NANCY'S for your 3374482. 1/2 mile south of 9 9 If you have ancestors that were in Blue Star Hwy. on M-140 FURNITURE 621-3988 new home Massachusetts you may want to (Exit 18 off M 96) }$ Phone 468-5200 • Bridal Registry BUSINESS & 6671 Red Arrou' Hwv , Coloma THURS. EVE. APPTS. For the registered couple...a store consider "Index of Surnames in OPEN FAST FREE credit (or 10% off the total bridal Mon. - Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. DELIVERY Hair Cuts •Perms •Braids Early Massachusetts" compiled by ANTIQUES * Hoars ItS:* M-F M Sat registry purchased. Color Spiral •Facial Wax Evelyn C. Lane. This is a set of 29 • Gift Wrapping* FRE E Decorating CoMoltatfoni microfiche, containing 1673 type- LAYAWAY & FINANCING AVAILABLE! s Walk-Ins * Wall pa nr. Fabrics, Blindi, etc. TRADE 5 WEST MAIN STREET Welcome 317 Main Street. RO. Box 318. WatervUet, MI 49098 written pages. It is an alphabetical 616/463-3990 listing of every variant of every sur- SER VICES DIREC TOR Y Many Gift Ideas HARTFORD, Ml 48067 name appearing in the published WINDS BANKING CLOTHING CRAFTS INSURANCE MUSIC SHOE IREPAIR vital records of Massachusetts. MALL 25TH ANNIVERSARY...On May 25, Every entry notes the towns where ETHEL'S A & A MACRAME STATE FARM INS. STATE Jim and Marsha Cole celebrated 50% off OPEN 7 DAYS E&N BAG AT IN T S their 25th wedding anniversary. BRIDAL REGISTRY On Groups of Dresses. the name appears and whether it is 336 N. Main St. & CRAFT SUPPLIES FRED WARD AGENCY MAX'S PLACE found in the births, marriages SALES Doll Parts - Pom Pons SHOE The celebration was held at the Suits, & Cotton Sportswear iterviiel^ and/or deaths of the town. A list of 192 Paw Paw St. Beading Supplies - Felt Auto-Life-Fire-Health Music REPAIR Sb Crystal Cove in Coloma with 150 Coloma relatives and friends enjoying an cftiuea ctfidgz cflccents towns is given at the beginning by STATE BANK Chenille - Acrylic Paints is our ORTHOPEDIC PRESCRIPTIONS i See Our New Hot Weather Arrivals! ASPHALT 468-6546 Your Family Insurance Agent 517 Pleasant St., St. Joseph evening of dinner and dancing. county. The set may be ordered for Wood Cutouts forte CATERING 'N/C-NACS & ALL THA T DOTTY'S CHAPEAUX SPORTSWEAR FOR THE Open Mon - Sat 9-6 13 W. Main, Hartford Open MON'TUE-THUR 9-5 Jim and Marsha were married on No party too large or too small, $25.00 from Evelyn C. Lane, 9 "ity & f WATERVUET. 332 N. Main St. 621-41)67 Quality Musical Merchandise WED & FRI 9-6 983-1001 Hours / FULLER WOMAN Sizes 38-54 265 Ryno Rd., Coloma April 16, 1966, in Plymouth Con- WE DO IT ALL! Ouvunne Trasper Tues. • Fn. 11-5 y BOUTIQUE Hickory St., Dept. A, Gloucester, WATERVLIET Drive-ln. First St. EXQUISITE FORM BRAS & Instrument Repair Dave Willeman, Owner and 429 Paw Paw Si.Sal. 10-5 MA 01930. eutei Sccuiit^ COLOMA, 6720 Red Arrow Hwy. (Across from Harding's) 418 State St., St. Joseph Wreaths & Baskets gregational Church, Watervliet. COLOMA 468-4000 Nancy HauchColoma, Ml 49038Sun. 12-5 468-6684 TRACTORS Paper Mach6 Animals Jim is employed at Allied Cor- iL '.(616) 983-5235 • 2616 Niles Ave., St. Joseph Other books by Evelyn C. Lane "40 Years BINGO STATI fAftM 983-1872 SUNSHINE Dried Arrangemenu poration, St. Joseph, and Marsha is 616-468-DUCK are: "Nurse and Esty Families in Experience" TOUCH of COUNTRY PHARMACY TOM SMITH Early Massachusetts," vital WATERVLIET USED Fresh Flowers the elementary music teacher at HOURS MON-FR110 OO^.OO/SAT •;30- I _____ Page 8 The Tri-City Record July 3, 1991 July 3,1991 The Tri City Record Page 9 Cherry Pit Spit is the thing to do in Eau Claire this weekend Se Suhukw 'RaacUf... SPORTS & OUTDOORS With ail your battery needs from Art LeBeau League East. When Zimmer was So, ultimately, the fans are the By Sandy Deyne WATERVLIET BABE RUTH fired, the Cubs were about .500 in sion competitions will precede the UPDATE PLTESSBOX ones you have to satisfy because In most circles, expelling cherry championship spitoff set to begin at the win-loss column and could have they are the ones that buy the pits from one's mouth may be con- Even though we havert't seen easily made a charge with a decent 4-H pre-fair rabbit clinic 2:00 p.m. weekly updates of Watervliet Babe tickets that pay the salaries and the sidered impolite. However, once a In past years, entrants have come ELECTfUc winning streak. Now, after the rest of the bills. Until that changes, year at Tree-Mendus Fruit Farm in Lawn & Garden Ruth action in the Little League sec- from as far away as China, Eng- Tractor By change, they have slumped to a 33 the so-call experts will just have to Berrien County 4-H is proud to be Eau Claire spitting cherry pits in $1Q95 tion, the team has been quite busy win and 41 loss record and over 12 sponsoring a rabbit clinic in ing your rabbit for the fair, basic land, Italy, Austria, West Germany, Batteries. AS LOW AS JL. wnnexcii working its way through a 22-game Mike Leith accept this fact and enjoy this handling, and the rules and pro- the thing to do! Poland, Guatemala, Australia, games out of first place. years All-Star classic just like the preparation for the 1991 Berrien The annual International Cherry 100 Hp schedule. The Watervliet team is af- cedures of rabbit judging at the Lebanon, Ireland, Mexico and Marine $*795 It's always easy to blame the rest of us. County Youth Fair. The meeting Youth Fair. Pit Spitting Championship, to be Batteries AS LOW AS. kJ i WMN filiated with the North Lincoln manager and usually they are the will be held Thursday, July 18, at Canada to compete. Baseball Association League. All interested 1991 rabbit ex- held this Saturday, July 6, attracts The Pit Spit nationally promotes first one to go in any organization COLOMA HOSTS 7:00 p.m. between the sheep and more fans and participants each Marine Twelve teams belong to that hibitors of the Berrien County DRUM AND BUGLE CORP...After a hiatus of more than 10 years, the Michigan tourism and the United that falters, but in Zimmer's case SOFTBALL TOURNEY goat bams at the Berrien County year and is a hilarious highlight of Deep Cycle $ A 095 organization, including three from Youth Fair, including non4-H'ers, Drum and Bugle Corps, a part of Boy Scout Troop 696, formed nearly one States cherry industry. Michigan is Batteries .AS LOW AS. wmi i he is a proven manager with a pro- The annual Coloma-Hagar girls Youth Fairgrounds. Southwest Michigan's summer. Lakeshore, four from North Lin- ven are invited to attend. The clinic is year ago under the direction of Frank Slmanton. The marching unit took the nation's largest producer of tart Niel and he is assisted by Royce track record. It seems that he softball tournament will be held at The meeting will focus on oreoar- Three years ago. Rick "Pellet coln, two frorti Coloma, and one open to the public. first place at the recent Three Oaks Flag Day Parade and second at last cherries and a major producer of FOHEIOn • DOITCSTIC • FARM • inDUSTRlAL • WARINE Britenfeld and Ron Vawter. Tom was a victim of some pencil pushers the Washington School complex Gun" Krause licked the competition each from Fairpiain, Eau Claire 1 su ave a year's Glad-Peach Parade. sweet cherries. coached the Watervliet Pony H }^ ,^ questionable from July 11-14. July 15 will be add- with his heroic spit of 72 feet, 7% in- Custom Rebuilders of and Watervliet. 1 Members of the Corps are: Ryan, David, and Bruce Bauer; R.J. Bahr; Most teams in the league have League team to the championship knowledge of the game itself, ed if playoffs or weather dictate the Tod and Bob Chaput; Jimmy Green; George and Lelf Larson; Dave Ken- ches, which earned him a spot in the SERVICES NEWS >vi'/ Starters, at last year's Eaton Park touma- There are so many variables in need to do so. Register for Hartford Guiness Book of World Records. N played 17 games of the 22-game nedy; James Martin; Greg Peterson; Jason Murphy; A1 and Andy Nllson; Generators, ment and let's hope he has more ^ game of baseball particularly The tournament will be divided This year, Krause will again defend I- schedule with the North Lincoln success there this year. when you consider the health of Max Miller; Mark Smith; Bruce and Jason Walker; Chris Warweli; Lance RUPPEL COMPLETES RECRUIT H Tigers in first place with a 16-1 into a junior 9-11 year old division Westgate; Jake Grimore; Rich Himes; Sherry Mitchel; Shane Peterson; his eight championship titles at the TRAINING IN SAN DIEGO Alternators players alone. You need look no far- and a senior 12-14 year old division. 18th annual Cherry Pit Spit. record. WatervUet is presently in t er summer reading program Travis Fleming and Mike Moser. Marine Pvt. James T. Ruppel, Same Day Service Available TYSON RETAINS TITLE t current World Series Tournament director Cheri Contestants of all ages can com- second place with a 13-4 record and c ian The troop is sponsored by Knights of Columbus Council #4055 and meets at son of Kenneth C. Ruppel of 107 five games left to play. Apparently Mike Tyson put any ^ jP Cincinnati and the fact that Schreiber expects between 12-14 the Parish Center of St. Joseph's Catholic Church. The Drum and Bugle pete in the qualifying cherry pit spit Paras Hill Drive, Hartford, Michi- questions about his earlier win over th?y I1376 J®®* three^ ace pitchers to teams per age group to compete. rounds Saturday morning. Qualify- That's quite an accomplishment 111 168 W1 Registration is now being taken and games. A reading program and Corps was originally formed in the 1950s under the direction of Otto Helwig gan, has completed recruit training Razor Ruddock to rest Friday night inj " thin the last few weeks, Trophies will be awarded to the ing begins at 10:00 a.m. All cham- for the Watervliet team which fields for the summer reading program special crafts for grades 3-5 will with Simanton's father, Frank, directing the corps for nearly 18 years at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San with a unanimous 12-round decision Managers have no control over first- and second-place teams in pionship round spitters must Stuart lebeau's 16 players and must play each "Read on the Wild Side." The pro- also be given. before it disbanded. Reformed, the corps plans on participating in seven to Diego, California. over him. From all accounts, Tyson things of that nature and sometimes each division along with participa- qualify. At 1:00 p.m., exhibition AUTOMOTIVE Awd ELECTRIC. INC. player for at least three innings per ls gram, starting July 8 and ending Call the library for more informa- 10 events per vear as Its schedule permits. If you have any Information per- A 1987 graduate of St. Joseph ^ VV Ml*' D0"""0""' Bvtlon HvOOf beat Ruddock up pretty good as the ^. b®tter just to nde out the storm. tion trophies for all teams that enter spits by local dignitaries will be SAME DAY game. Considering that, it speaks lt a 0881 6 August 9, for preschool-second tion, 621-3408. taining to the "corps of earlier years, the director would appreciate hearing High School, he joined the Marine SERVICE "Razor" didn't even appear at the ' P " ^ the Cubs have add- the tournament. held, and the youth and ladies divi- AVAILABLE! PHONE 927-4449 well for the caliber of play for our grade consists of storytime, crafts from you. (Carole Kiernan photo) Corps in January 1991. traditional post fight interview. As more problems than solutions to The tournament is a double players to be at 13-4. ielr curren The ages of the teams consist of a matter of fact, while the post fight " t dilemma. elimination affair and admission is interview was going on. Ruddock $1.50 for people 15 and up. Ages 14 r^l 14- and 15-year-olds and team MAJOR LEAGUE CLASSIC members include Tom Britenfeld, was supposedly at a nearby hospital and under are free and a pass for being treated for a fractured jaw. APPROACHES the duration of the tournament may * VISIT Dan Pfeffer, Todd Christopher, July 9 is the date of this year's All- Watervliet Boy Scout Troop Mark Epple, Cory Collins, Ron But while Tyson supporters claim be purchased for $4.00. BROHDWHTER * YOUTH that this fight reaffirms his ability Star game for major league base- * Vawter, Cory VanNiel, Scott Cross, ie #696 holds court of honor Brad Hamilton, Josh Bachman, to retake the heavyweight title, his ka^-A* ^ balloting for * detractors claim that this may not P0SjV0ns continues and I am Ruto Satmm, Inc. • Mark Reeves, Tim Reeves, Chris be the Mike Tyson of the past that more and more about ballot Scheid, Neil Brinker, Mark McCoy could knock out contenders in the stuffing and the fact that it is more Red Arrow Highway * and Paul Shannon. SUBSCRIBE TO THE Boy Scout Troop ^696 of Water- Nineteen patches were presented first couple of rounds. Lately when ®. popularity contest than to the Scouts and adults who made * Britenfeld, Christopher, Bach-: Tyson has faced a bigger opponent, anything else. When are they going TRI-CITY RECORD! Between Coloma & Watervliet vliet celebrated another Court of man and Epple have carried the Honor June 25, 1991. The troop is the trip to Dorchester, Canada, for ai 16 c< Call 463-K-E-W-S * main load on the pitching mound they have been able to go the 131 A11_sHP r v. if? v! ? ' sponsored by the Knights of Colum- the Can-Am Camporee. With close JULY 8-13 distance and some say that is a sign p ta balloting has always * while Hamilton has also pitched a 468-3800 bus #4055 and meet Tuesday nights to 2,000 Scouts attending the Cam- of his vulnerability. bee." popularity contest. Baseball poree, Troop #696 Scouts distin- HARTFORD some and Mark Reeves has saved a According to reports the fight was ^ ,m "ie entertainment business from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. at the St. game. Joseph Catholic Parish Hall. Close quished themselves within their * somewhat sloppy, with both and, as such, you are going to have sub-camp by earning a wall trophy Offensively, Britenfeld leads the fighters having points deducted for popular personahties. to 50 people attended the Court of * team in batting average with a .571 Honor with the troop's own Drum for coming the farthest distance. By * low blows and late punches after the AFFORDABLE CLASS attending a Camporee outside of the mark. He also leads the team in 1990 CHEVROLET CAVALIER 4 door, auto, air, 27,000 mi 7995 and Bugle Corps participating in triples with seven. He leads the bell. For those that didn't see the the opening and closing United States, 15 Scouts received * fight on pay per view, it will be 1990 OLDS CALAIS 4 door, 14,000 miles, well-equipped '8995 the World Crest Emblem. * team in singles with 17 and is se- ceremonies. FREE PARKING cond in doubles with eight. Mark shown this Wednesday on Showtime 1990 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SSE loaded, includ. moon roof. '17,995 This particular Court of Honor The Drum and Bugle Corps won a * Epple has the only home run on the and you can judge for yourself. was presented by three Life Scouts, first-place trophy and $25 for mar- 1989 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 door, lady-owned, fully loaded '10,495 * team, leads in doubles with 11, and Meanwhile, the big question is Shane Peterson, Steve Torres and ching and playing in the Three Oaks FREE GRANDSTAND 1988 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS LS loaded, sharp '8995 is second in triples and singles with when will Tyson and current cham- Nic Watson. Planning and presen- Flag Day Parade. A special presen- * pion Evander Holyfield finally meet 1988 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SE trans warranty, like new & red. '9995 tation was made to Frank Simanton * four and 14, respectively. Cory Col- ting a Court of Honor is one of the CR681 up for their long-awaited confronta- 1988 DODGE DYNASTY LE V6, loaded, extra clean '7995 requirements toward becoming for organizing and leading the Grandstand Shows lins also has 14 singles and is good * at getting on base with a team- tion. They have bo^h been milking 1988 CHEVROLET CORSICA V6, auto, air & more, nice condition '6495 Eagle Scouts. Troop's Drum and Bugle Corps. On Red Arrow Hwy. the public for all they can against * Van Bur^i leading 15 walks. Britenfeld and Ep- Crossing over from Cub Scouts in- display were previous trophies other opponents while their pro- 1988 PLYMOUTH RELIANT LE 4 door, auto, air, 22,000 mi.... '6495 Youth Fair Free grandstand admission! Enjoy a ple both outpace everyone else in to Boy Scouts were Robbie Drum- from the 1960s when Simanton's * GORDON CHARLES 1988 SUNBIRD SE 2 door, loaded '7495 relaxing evening sitting on the beautiful most hits with 32 and 30, respective- moters cannot seem to come to mond, Robert Hines and Matthew father was then in charge of the * iteratatfl teirps for a matchup between the sloping hillside in front of the stage. ADMISSION RATES ly- attack anything resembling food. 1988 CELEBRITY station wagon, V6, 3 seats, 1 owner, loaded.. '7995 Pupedis. They were presented with Drum and Bugle Corps. ExJt 52 Fx it 46 two. And, of course, whatever hap- * One Day Pass: Adults - $4.00 * In the win column, Watervliet Looking for a sure way to catch Many theories have been advanc- 1988 PONTIAC GRAND AM LE one owner, low miles, nice '7995 troop neckerchiefs. Advancements Order of the Arrow recognitions To Kalamazoo " pen^ when they finally do bump fish? Chances are good that you * To purchase tickets for the reserved seating Children (ages 6-12) - $1.00 beat the Coloma Hawks 13-2, Lake- ed as to the exact causes which 1988 CHEVY CAMARO with T-tops '6995 in rank were presented to the were made to Steve Torres for at- ¥ heads you can be sure that a Children (under 6) - Free shore Red 16-5, Lakeshore Gray 6-2, have been passing up one of the start fish feeding just prior to, or following boys: Brent Jackson taining Brotherhood status, Bruce * area, call the fair office at (616)621-2038. * rematch will be in the works. very best times to be fishing. 1987 BUICK LeSABRE T-type, 2 dr, V6, low mi, trans warr.... '8995 T/ie fairgrounds is located on Red Arrow Hwy. and Season Pass: Adults - $15.00 Eau Claire 15-4, North Lincoln during, a storm. Some feel that (Tenderfoot); Max Miller, Mike Bauer for induction into O. A., Shane * * Frontal movements and accom- heavy rain pelting down on a lake 1987 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC LS 4 dr, like new w/all the toys '9995 Peterson for becoming Ordeal CR681. From 194, Hartford (Exit 46} turn right at Sunday, July 7 - GOSPEL SHOW 8 p.m. Children (ages 6-12) - $3.00 Braves 3-2, Fairpiain 11-4, North Moser, Curtis Peterson, Mark * stoplight or Lawrence (Exit 52) turn left at stoplight. CUBS CHANGE NOT WORKING panying storms make one of the surface shoots an increased load of 1987 OLDS T0R0NAD0 40,000 miles, one owner, sharp '9495 Master, and Steve Torres and Bob Performances by New Life Singers, One * Lincoln Yanks 14-4, Coloma Green Smith, Christopher Warweli and It appears that the Cubs could best fishing packages. A good rain- oxygen into warm lake water. This, 1987 PONTIAC 6000 LE 36,000 miles, one owner, loaded — '6995 Lance Westgate (2nd Class); David Chaput for earning their 75th O.A. * Accord, and Musical Seinens. Sponsored 5-4, North Lincoln Reds 3-2, Lakeshore Blue 21-5, Eau Claire have pushed the panic button too coat or rain suit is advisable, plus in turn, makes the fish feel so good 1987 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE full power, sharp '6995 Bauer (1st Class); and Todd Chaput anniversary award. * by Forgotten Man Ministries. soon when they fired manager Don the fortitude to keep on fishing in they just have to get a bite to eat. As the troop heads into its sum- I 11-1, Lakeshore Gray 21-14, and (Star). * Zimmer. It isn't even at the All-Star the rain. Past experience of many One of the best feeding periods I 1986 OLDS DELTA 88 4 door, loaded '6495 Troop #696 maintains a high level mer activities, the Scouts can look Fairpiain 12-1. Their losses include * Monday, July 8 • MONSTER TRUCKS break yet and they are floundering anglers indicates the results will be Can remember happened not long 1986 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME BROUGHAM V8, loaded!!!.... '6995 forward to bike hikes, waterskiing, an opening day 7-2 loss to the North of activity as the other awards The Monster Trucks will start the week off just out of the cellar in the National worth getting a bit damp. ago when a heavy storm narrowly 1985 OLDS 98 REGENCY BROUGHAM full pwr, 1 owner, low mi '6495 summer camp, scuba diving certifi- * "KIDS-A FAIR START" Lincoln Tigers, a 6-3 loss to the presented at the Court of Honor with a thrill! Don't miss the excitement! When a cold front moves over a missed the part of Michigan where I testify. Handed out were nine merit cation, parades and work on in- * Special North Lincoln Reds, a 20-5 loss to 1971Z-28 '10,000 There will be two shows--at 7:00 and 9:00 Tuesday, July 9, 1991 lake in the summer, it brings a Was fishing. There were a few badges and 10 one-year service dividual Eagle Scout projects. the North Lincoln Tigers and a 9-8 * Attractions p.m. Monster Trucks are being presented 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. number of favorable fishing condi- showers in the area as the big storm pins. Kal-Haven Trail patches were Special recognition is always -Face Painting loss to the Coloma Hawks. * by American Motorsports. The team is coached by Tom Van- Test-Drive A tions. Passing of the front, as went by and it looked very threaten- given to the 16 participants of a given to the adult leaders and -Balloons from Scrubby Bear ro- 25-mile hike. Out of four troops who parents who volunteer their time * -Free ride tickets for participants. Berkley Hot Rod. Tuesday, July 9 - TRACTOR PULLS did the 25-mile hike, Tro^p #696 was and energy so that Troop #696 can * S The Berkley Hoi Rod's fasl CHEAP BUT NICE give its Scouts the best program Farm stock tractor pull begins at 3:00 p.m. s ranked as #1 for having the most * Come find out about family services, v CERTIFIED lapcr lip offer, longer, more also be clouds to shade the water The evening of the same period people participate. available. and continues throughout the day. Antique health care assistance, and educational t v accurale casiv even wiih lighi * Puppet Theater - Children will not only enjoy the k lures II combines the slrenglh and rain which cools down things brought on a very good hatch of tractor pull Is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. programs for young children. Talk with V of fiberglass wiih ihe sensinvus puppet performances, but also the workshops * AUTO *JSSrJ| ol graphiie. and provides food for fish. giant mayflies and a number of V * county agency representatives who can v following each show. The performers will teach V This weather change strikes a good brown trout were creeled as a UNDER '5995! * help you give your kids a fair start; V SPECIAL PRICE 1991 kids how to make their own puppets. There will Wednesday, July 10 - MODIFIED/SUPER spark in fish which makes them direct result. Possibly, the trout 1989 CHEVROLET CAVALIER 2 door, auto, PS, PB, stereo cass.. '5995 Sponaor«d by: Van Buran (SO & HSCC t REPAIR * STOCK TRACTORS & 4 X 4 TRUCK PULLS be three shows daily by The Puppet Place of * m49 feed furiously during the front's would have fed like that anyhow 1988 PLYMOUTH HORIZON 4 door, 1 owner, low miles '4695 Be there early to reserve your place to sit YOUTH * Chicago and Watervliet. Three different plays passage. They splash at anything because the hatch was due to begin, 1988 FORD TEMPO GL 4 door, auto, air, dove grey '5495 * will be presented throughout the week-Tuesday on the hill. The show begins at 7:00 p.m. C.A.R. moving and will generally invade But the bass fishing was no accident through Saturday. the shallows where food is most because they had hit rather poorly 1988 DODGE 600 4 door, auto, air, light blue '4995 LIVESTOCK * plentiful. At such times, marshy the two previous days. 1987 CHEVROLET CAVALIER 4 dr, auto, air, low miles, "red".. '4995 * Racing Pigs - Cheer on your favorite pig at Thursday, July 11 - JERRY CLOWER 7 & 9 p.m 468-5555 Berkley and grassy shaUows and the mouths The storm front rolling in very 1987 FORD TEMPO 4 door, auto, air, "red" '4795 "Poikchop Downs". Robinson Racing Pigs is * with J.D. SUMNER AND THE STAMPS HOTROD of small streams are excellent spots definitely played an important part 1985 CHEVY CELEBRITY WAGON 7 pass, VS, loaded. Estate pkg '3995 AUCTION located on Farm Lane. They will be featuring * If you are looking for variety, plan to W.O.WADE FRONT END ALIGNMENT to fish. in the increased bass feeding activi- 1985 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS 4 door, V8, full power '5995 four shows daily-Tuesday through Saturday. includes front wheel drive & 4X4 pickups Surface lures work best in rain- ty. Thursday, July 11, 1991 * attend the Thursday evening show. J.D. Todek 6 Liae. 'Eon 1985 OLDS DELTA 88 R0YALE 4 door, V8, full power, real nice. '4995 Sumner and the Stamps will start off roughened waters and preference Fishermen who have barometers * Children's Day Activities - Reduced midway rides ^ SHOWS » $23.95 & Up FULL LINE OF LIVE BAIT, should be given to lures that kick up at home can usually tell when a Livestock Arena with a little country, gospel, oldies and * 1984 LINCOLN TC low miles, loaded '5995 * all day. Special program: "Kids-A Fair Start". * COMPLETE SELECTION OF TACKLE the most fuss. Ordinarily wary in good storm is coming. Those who 1983 MERCURY ZEPHYR V6, auto, air '1995 Van Buren Youth Fair Don't miss the Puppet Theaterl patriotic music. J.D. Sumner is the "King Most American-made cars 1 mile east of Lawrence on Red Arrow shallow water, game fish all seem don't have these instruments should * of Bass" with the lowest voice-In the The Finest in Rides OPEN MON-FRI 8:30 - 5:30, Saturdays 8:30 • Noon 1983 BUICK CENTURY 4 dr, loaded, 58,000 mi, WAS '3995...IS '2995 ICorner of Red Arrow Hwy. & CR-681, Hartfordi * 3401 FRIDAY RD.. COLOMA I-94Eilt39 Tues, Wed, Thur, & Sat 6-6, to lose their fear during such watch for the passage of cold fronts * Ladies Day Activities - Free admission for ladies world, according to the Guiness Book of Midway Hours: * Fri ()-8. Sun 7-4 periods. At such times they seem to in their newspapers where the 1983 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 2 dr, low miles, lady-owned... '3995 9:00 a.m. Registration * until noon on Wednesday. Program by Gloria World Records. Headlining Thursday Monday • 6:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. * weather news and maps are car- 1982 OLDS DELTA 88 9 station wagon, 9 passenger '1995 * Cooper at 10:00 a.m. followed by an ethnic evening will be comedian Jerry Clower. Tuesday - Friday • 3:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m ried. 10:00 a.m. Auction cooking demonstration by Nick Koubaitary. He will make you laugh with good, clean, Saturday - 12:00 noon - 11:00 p.m. * All television weather forecasts * Special Rates: Tuesday - One coupon less Hogs Refreshments provided by Golden Brown Bakery. down-home, country humor. * also feature such maps but if you Lambs * Thursday & Saturday - $8.00 to ride all day don't look quick when they are Veterans & Sr. Citizen Day Activities - Free Saturday - $8.00 to ride from 12:00-6:00 p.m. * Dairy Feeder Calves * KOOKFIEU CHRVSIiR-MHOinH screened, you might miss out on admission for Veterans and Sr. Citizens until Friday, July 12 - EDDIE RABBIT 7 ft 9 p.m. * TRUCKS Gallon of Milk this important information. That, in * 6:00 p.m. on Thursday. Special program at Eddie Rabbit's ability to combine country 1989 CHEVY S-10 ground effects, extra nice, 33,000 miles.. . '6495 Beef * * 1:00 on "Healthy Eating" by dietitian, Joyce and pop music will appeal to a widf turn, could cause you to miss out on S SMALL ANIMAL AUCTION some of the most exciting fishing all 1988 DODGE CARAVAN total conversion, WAS 11;995...N0W. '11,495 * Ross, from Borgess Cardiovascular Center. audience. With eight Top 40 pop hits and (Poultry, Babbitt & Goats) . '8895 Senior Citizen games will begin at 2:00 p.m. t season. 1988 GMC V8, auto, PS, PB, new rubber, one owner * over twenty #1 country hits, he says he Wednesday, July 10, 1991iill w . '8495 Plowing demonstration by Pony Pullers. usually finds out whether his records are 1988 CHEVROLET V6,2-tone, extra sharp, auto, new rubber. * 4:00 p.m. '10,700 pop or country by checking what charts |||-:Sponforwl by: Smell AiWmat Committe# CHOOSE FROM OVER 1988 FORD AER0STAR V6,1 owner, 7 pass, 34,000 mi Pedal Tractor Pull - Boys and girls, ages 5-12, OMT M VMra * they are on. He has two gold singles-"! :.ss ;= s s 1987 CHEVROLET S10 4x4 VS, auto, long box, sharp . '7995 can sign up for the Pedal Pull at 10:30 a.m. The mm Love A Rainy Night" and "Drivin' My Life ••• >: . '2995 * event begins at 12:00 noon. For more YOUTH 1987 DODGE DAKOTA V6,5 speed * information, call Jeanne Eastman at 628-4138. Away". Country hits include, "Rocky LIVESTOCK AUCTION 1985 FORD F150 6 cyl, 4 spd, PS, PB, XL pkg, extra nice... . '4995 Mountain Music", "Two Dollars in the AU WHEEL DRIVE * Hogs, LambSi Feeder Calves & Steers mStOtMTUU. AND UQHT OOtMPCtAL . SALft • OEfWICF • MTOUATION HOURS; * Jukebox", and "Feels like a Stranger". Thursday, July 11, 1991 VEHICLES IN STOCK • Quality QARAQE DOOR OPINIRt JULY 8-13 10:00 a.m. LmmUy Mmujmct*?*! Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. * Saturday, July 13 - DEMOLITION DERBY 8 p.m. All registered buyers are invited to the buyer's Sponsored by: Jr. Uvtetook Prod. Awn. (WMrttMMl) J Day Stnmm h Mm Cam Smash! Crash! Don't miss the excitement Saturday 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m chuckwagon which will be served before the CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH - DODGE HARTFORD of the final evening at the 1991 Fair! 927*4235 . j 544 N. Main Street, Watervliet, Michigan • 463 5656 US 1 IM« • MHTON NAIUM. Ill lamb sale (approx. noon). SALES HOURS Mar 9-6 lues fn »(, Sa' 9? Bob Broadwater & Doug Van Bruggen SERVICE HOURS Mon 8-6 Tufs fi frb Sal P Noo July 3, 1991 The Tri-City Record Page 11 Page 10 The Tri City Record July 3, 1991 Chris Dawson and Nick Najacht RICHTER INSURANCE For the Expos, singles were hit by Garland (2), Jeff Ginter, Joe'Camp, Hartford City to begin sewer work had two hits. Nick McCoy's catch of DEFEATS SHAFER LAKE FRUIT Adam Walker (2) and Matt Chaput. Adam Sempert, Chad Postelli (2 a long fly ball to center field was the Patrick Sempert hit a home run. with 1 RBI) and David Doneruse. Bible quiz team takes second place trophy By Phyliss Buechner h ^ hall be guilty of a Richter Insurance defeated suc or ers s winning play of the game. Shafer Lake Fruit, 14-7, in a game "Concentration" was the play of the Doubles were hit by: Joe Camp, Hartford City Council members misdemeanor, punishable by a fine game. Jeff Ginter (1 RBI), Brian Kniebes Peaking at the right time ot the the program involves thousands of up four victories against only one approved a motion for storm sewer t to exceed $100, up to 90 days in played Wednesday, June 26. This no 11-12 BOYS game was for the title. Junior Dixon (1 RBI) and Mark Coble (1 RBI). year, the Watervliet Free Methodist teens across the United States and defeat. The team defeated Niles work on a split vote at their busi- ^e County jail, or both. Troutman MINOR LEAGUE Triples were hit by Adam Sempert Church Quiz Team captured second Canada. During this quizzing year 110-40, Living Waters II (Elkhart, started the game and Richter In- ness meeting held Monday, June 24. yoted against this because he was CUBS DEFEAT SOX (3 RBIs), Jeff Ginter and Joe Camp place in the North Central District (which runs concurrently with the IN) 190-130 in a thrilling come-from- They will replace an existing 8" line concerned people could no longer surance was hot. After three inn- On Monday, June 24, the Waffle ings, the score was 11-1. Dixon had HAGAR TWINS (2 RBIs). A home run was hit by Finals, June 15. school year), the quizzers studies behind overtime victory, Trinity with 15" in diameter concrete pipe stand around outside and talk DEFEAT CUBS Carl Garland with 1 RBI. For the Bible quizzing is an exciting way the Book of Acts from the New In- House Cubs defeated Silver Leaf six strike-outs. Shafer Lake was not (Elkhart) 80-40, and Gospel Center from Marion Street to the manhole without violating the ordinance, On Thursday, June 27, the Hagar Cubs, Chad Weeks hit a double. fer junior high and senior high teen- ternational Version. (South Bend) 130-100. Their one loss Sox 15-5. A1 Hart was the winning going to give up so easily. They at the end of the City to tie in with Brush pickup for the City was pitcher. Twins defeated the Cubs 10-0. For Matt Brown of the Hagar Twins agers to learn the Scriptures. To finish second out of the 13 came at the hands of the host the Red Arrow Highway recon- scheduled for July 9 and 10. A mo- staged a rally of their own and the For the Cubs, A1 Hart hit a three- game went the distance. Leading the Twins, singles were hit bv: Carl caught a long fly ball for the play of Similar to the College Quiz Bowl, rookie teams, Watervliet chalked church, Beaulah (Elkhart), who struction in the Township. Total ^ion was approved to accept the low the game. run homer and a double. Craig hitters for Shafer Lake Fruit were finished first, 160-50. cost for the City is $34,404.50 and ^ from McLaughlin's Lawn Ser- See BASEBALL on page 13 Leading Watervliet's scoring was Schuler and Kevin Caine chipped in Donny Haney with a triple; Tony will be paid out of major street vice ^ mow Ely Park for $90 and three hits each. Cubs catcher Kevin "Insurance would team captain Julia Thomas with 220 funds. Engineering, inspection and {he library for $30 each time needed B'rkhead and Tony Jacobs, two points, followed by Angelic Smith Caine threw out four runners trying singles; Ryan Hill, Shawn Mead have covered connection costs will be paid by the for the balance of the mowing to steal during the game. with 140 and Tabatha Wilburn with County. Mayor Pro Tem Bill season. The City mower "blew up" and Wesley Haney each added a 3-church Vacation Bible that loss?" WATERVLIET Barry, for the Astros, had four hits For the Sox, Jason Sweet had 120. Melody Wilburn also added 40 McLaughlin, Dave Troutman, j |; before the Strawberry Festival. single. For Richter Insurance, Consider your valuables; WELCOME...Tim & Martha Mundt US each. Chris Phillips had three RBIs three hits while Justin Smith and clutch points. P rank Yerington Jr. and Randy ^he Council will determine in the RECREATION Doug Klug had a triple, double and School to be held July 8-12 jewelry, furs, video and stereo, For the quizzers' first year of are the parents of a son born June 26 for the Astros. Brian Franks com- Ryan Vawter added two hits each. single; Junior Dixon had two Lowe voted to approve the work. faii whether to budget the $8,000 to cameras, sporting goods, coin competition, they compiled an in Lansing, Michigan. He weighed 7 COUNCIL pleted an unassisted double play in singles and a triple; Mike Johnson and stamp collections, works of Glen Wilkens voted no, stating he in^ooo estimated for a new mower St. Paul's United Church of Christ St. Paul's is located in a beautiful overall record of 24-36. For the pounds, 14 ounces and has been GAME RESULTS the sixth inning to end the game. CUBS DEFEAT REDS and Jason Szymkiewicz added a at Bainbridge will host a three- orchard setting at 1650 North Bain- art - how vulnerable they are to named Brandon Alexander. His thought it should wait for a full or continue to contract out for the season, Julia Thomas of Coloma Council vote. Mayor David Hadley service. On Friday, June 21, the Waffle single; and Vince Grabovac crack- church sponsored Vacation Bible bridge Center Road (approximately theft or accidental damage. scored 1,960 points; Tabatha maternal grandparents are Ted & 6-8 GIRLS DODGERS DEFEAT TIGERS House Cubs defeated Leigh's Reds ed a double. You can insure them 'all risk' and trustee Harold Frye Sr. were ^ motion was also approved to School July 8-12 from 9:30 a.m. to three miles south of Watervliet and Wilburn of Watervliet scored 640; Dee Dixon, Okemos, and paternal On Friday, June 28, the Dodgers 27-13. Craig Schuler was the winn- This was a very enjoyable and ex- noon. The Watervliet United Metho- Coloma and one mile west of with the Don Young Insurance grandparents are Tom and Liz absent. ^ give the Hartford Youth Association defeated the Tigers 5-3. Ray Stead- ing pitcher. Angelic Smith of Watervliet had An ordinance was introduced for permission to hold a 'SOs-style if BEES DEFEAT BULLETS citing baseball season. Nobody real- dist and First Congregational UCC M-140). Registration is open to Agency. Mundt, Watervliet. His great- M mon went three for three for the Nick Handy and Craig Schuler 390; and Melody Wilburn of Water- posting and publishing to amend the dance in the parking lot behind City The Bees defeated the Bullets 10-4 ly dominated the league and the of Coloma are the other two con- children age four through those who grandparents are Les & Adell Dodgers. With two outs in the bot- had three hits each for the Cubs. A1 vliet scored 340. Also, John Burgess loitering ordinance. It states that Hall July 26 from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. in a game played Tuesday, June 25. teams were evenly matched. All gregations planning the event. have completed sixth grade and can Mundt of Watervliet and Don & tom of the sixth inning, Brian Frank Hart pulled off a double play at of Bangor scored 40 points, Jackie any ersons interrupting the nor- jhey also heard complaints from Jennifer Olmstead, Nicole Dlouhy, four teams had a shot at the title This year's theme is "Jesus be cared for by calling 468-3365, Barb Gross of Baldwin, Michigan. cut off a shot up the middle and shortstop for the winning play of the DON YOUNG Kendzior of Hartford scored 20, mal ow of pedestrian or vehicular gob Gendron and Ken Manning for jenny Prestige and Autumn Barton with two weeks to go and then it Calls: Come Follow." There will be 468-5432 or 463-3433. Children of the S had the most hits for the Bees, with fired to first for the game-ending game. came down to the final game. The Amanda Hicks of Benton Harbor traffic or obstructing traffic to charges for connection to the City music and singing, games, crafts, congregations and the community INSURANGE AGENCY Mandy Wallace and Pam Walters play. Prior to the third out, Jason Adam Thomas had two hits for fans as well as the ball players en- had 20, and Shelly Lhotka of businesses or other public areas can sewer system but no action was refreshments, and special visits are encouraged to be a part of this getting the most hits for the Bullets. Elliott made a diving stab at a sink- the Reds. joyed themselves tremendously. Watervliet scored 10. The team is be orde taken. A motion by Wilkens to pay from some of the first disciples of fun week. Nicole Forrester contributed to the ing line. Overall, the Dodger Sportportmanshi] p was displayed at all 463-6773 323 N. MAIN, WATERVLIET coached by Pastor Jerry Amstutz, Any person who ails or refuses to tuition for two reserve police of- Jesus. ^iso of Watervliet. « Bees' winning play of the game. defense played its best game of the HARTFORD times and the kids and coaches are ficers and pay them on a contrac- season, making numerous out- still friends. This season has to be • tual basis died for lack of support. RECREATION 9-11 GIRLS standing plays. considered a huge success. Good BROADWATER TRUCK For the Tigers, Chip Cartwright SUMMER BASEBALL job, boys! The first step to a better life! Job Trfliwintf PANDAS DEFEAT EAU CLAIRE laced a first-inning single to drive in Hartford will be hosting its all- |& AUTO RENTAL! In a game played Tuesday, June the first two Tiger runs. SHAFER LAKE DEFEATS star tournament beginning July 8 25, the Voders State Farm Pandas RICHTER INSURANCE and ending on July 13. Come on out defeated Eau Claire, 10-7. Allison MINOR LEAGUE On Monday, June 17, Shafer Lake to watch and enjoy our boys having TMAIMING can help you go! a new Earn while Saetre was the winning pitcher for defeated Richter Insurance 1-0. fun. You will be amazed at the TRUCKS $24.95 First 100 miles per day FREE! rb...AT NO COST TO YOU! In the Pandas. A'S DEFEAT PADRES These two teams played the best talent that will be there! The first you learn. On-the-job HUNTERS CHOICE On Wednesday, June 26, the A's game is 6:00 p.m.; second game, some cases, you qel paid while you For the Pandas, Karrie McCabe, game of the season. The pitching Sporting Goods CARS FROM $19.95 With On-lhn Job Training, Ihe Misty Dishman and Jessica Leith defeated the Padres 9-3. For the and defense for both sides were 7:30 p.m. Two games will be played Training • Hunting • Fishing • Camping First 100 miles per day FREE dr>? b'»iiKi Ir.unrd on Ihe job. employer hirrs you titid trains Athletic A's, Jason Carter, Tony Carter and Archery • Live Bait all had two hits apiece. Jessica near perfect. In the third inning, each night with the finals on Satur you lik#r any olln;r worker. T lie In oilier progrmns, you I earn in Herman Barry were all two for two. day. only dilferenro is iliat the PIC Leith made a game-ending double Jason Moore had Shafer Lake A double play by Jason Carter in the Fruit's only hit of the game. He Ihe classroom before goinq lo helps pay lor your training. 437 Eist Main St. JACK EMMONS play to end an Eau Claire rally in You get <1 steady job sixth winning was the winning play COLOMA LITTLE Hirtford, Ml 49057 LYNN BIRKHEAD 6i»-82i^io the last inning. made the most of it by promptly JLS DETAILING work. and a regular pay chock, of the game. stealing second. Richter Insurance Cane-free Wood Core Storm and the employer gets a LEAGUE Doors come in a wide variety of altractiv/e styles What's irnporlant is Ihat YOU great new worker •• YOU! PEANUT LEAGUE made the game's only error by and colors that will enhance your home and put up with O'S DEFEAT PIRATES HAVE A CHOICE. overthrowing third on another steal INSTRUCTIONAL LEAGUE SPECIAL the demands of a busy family DODGERS DEFEAT ASTROS On Wednesday, June 26, the Mid- attempt by Jason Moore which Paint seal your car from dirt PIC LOCATIONS way Chiropractic O's defeated Carefree Wood Core Doors won't break or bend the way The Dodgers defeated the Astros allowed him to score the game's on- GIANTS DEFEAT EXPOS rain, sun...clean rims and regular storm doors do. so you can count on your investment Paw Paw Soulh Haven Get the training you 28-19 in a game played Wednesday, White's Pirates 16-6. For the O's, ly run. Defensive player of the On Monday, June 24, the Giants for long term use and year-round comfort lob Resource Center M E.S.C. oliice (1 Eric Leith and Adam Thomas had game goes to Steve Mireles of tires, windows & vacuum 233 E. Michigan ^ R 'l'-y need to succeed. June 26. For the Dodgers, Ray defeated the Expos 10-1. For the Call us today for more information on Care-free Wood Core 657-7015 637 4020 AutonTQliveg/Tire Steadmon and Brian Frank had five four hits, one of Thomas' being a tri- Richter Insurance. He made three Giants, singles were hit by: Tyler Storm Doors - Che last storm door you will ever need. Whether you like computers, nursing, or hits each. Chuck Holmes and Keith ple; Justin Hook had three hits; and , eat catches in center field; twice Richardson (2), Mike Shockley (3 95 Benton Harbor Complete Automotive Specialists some other held, there may be a training rt ,appeare d he was burned. Leading with 3 RBIs), Brad Johnson (1), only '49 233 Michigan, Suite B program that's just right lor you. hitters for Richter Insurance were Alan McCoy (3), Derek Camp (1), iili 927 1742 Explore the many dillerent training LIST opportunities available to you through AIR CONDITIONING NOT WORKING? J CHIROPRACTIC Mike Johnson and Junior Dixon, Tom Grogan (1), and Chris Call John Lamoreaux at 468-3800 or 468-4205 or 1-800-533-5800 1 the PIC. We'll give you goor ilormation, BRAKES GRINDING? each with two singles. Doug Klug Shockley. Doubles were hit by: stoo In his shop Inside Broadwater Auto Sales on SJiSp but the choice is yours. sjTTycrr: *&&& 1 MICHIGAN i • Classroom MUFFLER NOISEY? cracked a double and Barry John- Tyler Richardson (2 RBIs), Derek Red Arrow Hlghwav between Coloma & Watervliet WATERVLIET r ^ ENGINE MISSING? HEALTH TIP son added a single. Shawn Mead Camp (2 RBIs) and Tom Rodgers. for a FREE estimate and consultation. Training SHOCKS FEEL BAD? 6^ and Ryan Hill combined to pitch a 127 PWasant St VftWKSL TIRES WORN OUT? ^ " r/l % Dr. GARY WASHINGTON Ph. 46V5721 five-hitter with nine strike-outs for HOURS: MON-FRI.. r.30-5;00 SATURDAY 7:KM;00 CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Shafer Lake Fruit. Vince Grabovac and Junior Dixon combined to pitch YOUR HOMETOWN BUILDING SIPPLY CENTER SINCE 18S9 a one-hit loss. Way to go, guys! cax mat maw*! wecucrs wc 1CP3 nrinOM ftoto 3wwu M.4«n3 • r5171W>0430 • fai(917154^1707 According to the British Medical Journal, June 2,1990, and repeated RICHTER INSURANCE STOP IN OR CALL i by the Harvard Medical School, Health letter of September 1990: DEFEATS SMITH LAKE MICHIGAN CONSTRUCTION 468-4252 ..."Back pain affects as much as 75% of the population"... "Those BUILDING SUPPLY COMMUNITY 7033 Red Arrow Hwy., treated by Chiropractors were significantly better by six months after On Wednesday, June 19, Richter Seamless Gutters Coloma, Michigan treatment had begun, and they remained so during the two years of Insurance defeated Smith Building follow-up." In the second year follow-up treatment, fewer chiropractic Supply 17-6. Richter Insurance's Any size or length patients took time off from work because of back pain. Chiropractic bats were hot. Steve Mireles and Dropped off or Picked up You install or We install was more effective than medical clinics and had the best results in pa- Doug Klug had two singles and a HUFFMAN'S /HUFFMAN'S tients who had severe pain. The results were quite long lasting. The double; Mike Johnson had four Call - (616) 849-3377 British Medical Journal raised the question "What makes chiropractic singles; Junior Dixon three singles; We work with contractors and homeowners. CALENDAR I.V. S AmiANCE HOME FURNISHINGS D.J. Ruple two singles; and Vince Sponsored as a community service by Orchard Hill Sanitary Landfill management so effective?" 1 EAST MAIN ST. 25 BEECHWOOD ST/ Call Dr. Washington today at the Coloma Chiropractic Clinic at Grabovac, Gary Galvan, Jeremiah 6178 CENTRAL AVE. Send your Community Calendar listing to the Tri-City Record, Box 7, Watervliet, MI 49098 Free Estimates HARTFORD / HARTFORD Hilliard and Jason Szymkiewicz COLOMA. Ml 49038 or Fax it to 463-8329. Listings must be renewed weekly. Copy deadline is Noon, Mondays. 468-5021. You don't have to suffer with back pain. 621 3720 or/ 621-4473 each added a single. For Smith Building Center, Matt Genovese 2 Saturdays, June 29 & July 6, 9-noon, FREE BOATING CLASSES (12-16 yrs.), 468 3720 / had two singles, Andy Bachman ad- McCORMICK'S PHOTO EXPRESS Dr. GARY WASHINGTON (must attend BOTH classes), Paw Paw Lake Yacht Club, Coloma. 'RENT TO OWN' or 'CASH & CARRY' ded a double, and Chad Daisy Wednesday, July 3, 7 p.m., YOUNG WIDOWED PERSONS SUPPORT, COLOMA CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC cracked a three-run homer. FAX & DAILY UPS PICKUP 6875 RED ARROW HIGHWAY, COLOMA inside 1st Congregational Church, 2001 Niles, St. Joe. 24-HOUR TELEPHONE 468-5021 HARDING'S DEFEATS FARMER FREDAY'S Thursday-Sunday, July 4-7, GREATER WATERVLIET INDEPENDENCE DAY V 1 RICHTER INSURANCE COLOMA, EXIT 39 CELEBRATION, various activities scheduled throughout 4 days in the Watervliet area. u Save Time A Money! On Monday, June 24, Harding's Saturday, July 6,10 a.m.-4 p.m., SISTER LAKES LADY LIONS SUMMER BAZAAR, defeated Richter Insurance 8-6. A Service Available 10-6 Mon.-Sat. Lions Park & Clubhouse, 95th Ave., Sister Lakes. win by Richter Insurance would For more information call Bring the family to see an old-time Sunday, July 7,12:30 p.m., PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION honoring all veterans, Watervliet 66 wrap up the title. After two innings, 468-7220 the score was tied 4-4. Junior Dixon free hot dogs & beverages. Hartford Federated Church, W. Red Arrow Hwy. came into the game in the third inn- BAKER STEAM ENGINE TRACTOR Monday, July 8,10 a.m. (9:30 coffee & cake), NORTH BERRIEN CHAPTER 3101 OF ing and struck out the side. Richter OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK (616) 621-2654 1 10 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. AARP, Knights of Columbus Clubhouse, Paw Paw Avenue, Watervliet. Insurance took the lead 64. Then, 1923 2175 Baker Steam Engine Tractor SUNDAYS 12 to 6:00 P.M. Tuesday, July 9, 7:30 p.m., TOUGHLOVE SUPPORT GROUP, United Methodist WEEKLY SPECIA LS fate entered the game. With bases Church, 5506 Ridge Road, Stevensville. loaded and one out all on walks, is scheduled to appear July 5 & 6. Thursday, July 11, 8:00 a.m., WATERVLIET BUSINESS ASSOCIATION, Jason Boughner hit one straight to C & M VARIETY STORE 12-pks. the pitcher. Nobody ran except the Friday, July 5, the steam engine will be at the Watervliet District Library (back entrance). PEPSI batter. The coaches were yelling, & Saturday & Sunday, July 13 & 14,9 a.m.-5:30 p.m., REVOLUTIONARY WAR RE- QUALITY SIDING FROM V-C SALES $ "Throw home." He checked the Watervliet Waffle House parking lot all day. APPLIANCE REPAIR 2% MILK ENACTMENT CELEBRATING AMERICAN REVOLUTION & 300TH ANNIVERSARY OF • Vinyl & Aluminum Siding • Seamless Eaves & 2/ 4.99 + dep. runner at third twice and fired a • FURNULUE • APPLIANCES • ANTIQUES • MISC. THE FOUNDING OF FORT ST. JOSEPH, Grove Park, Berrien Springs. Gutters • Awnings • Replacement Windows bullet to first that ended up in right "SILK FLOWERS FOK WFDO'.NGS OR ANY OCCASION" (with 6-gal. purchase of Saturday, July 6, the Steam Engine will be in Tuesday, July 16, 7:30 p.m., TOUGHLOVE SUPPORT GROUP, United Methodist • Patio Covers • Aluminum Shutters • Car Ports field. By the time the ball was f ll.KE & MAEDEAN PHENKF.KT 65597 W. RF.D ARROW HWY. recovered, it was a grand slam on a OWNERS | JARTFORD. Ml 49057 Church, 5506 Ridge Road, Stevensville. super or premium gas) the parade at 1 p.m. and then park downtown. V-C SALES throwing error. Unbelievable! Thursday, July 18, NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING, 4.99 Checking the scorebook, Hard- Hartford, contact City Hall for information. Acroti from Aco Hardware M-139 at ScottBdala • 429-9871 ing's had three hits. Fidel Mireles, PRO-TECH Thursday, July 18,7 p.m., COLOMA WATERVLIET AREA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Jason Boughner and Stevie Lowe Both days you can talk with owner/operator CORPORATION (CWAEDC), WatervUet City Hall. Purchase any dell each had a single. For Richter In- SEALERS Saturday, July 27, 9 a.m., EASTER SEALS SOFTBALL MARATHON, Teenie Weenies surance, Gary Galvan smacked a Corky Hubert & see the Steam Engine run. Asphalt & Conc.ele Diiveways, Plangger's Field, Benton Harbor, call 983-3981 for information. sandwich & get home run, Jason Szymkiewicz, D.J. Ruple and Mike Johnson added two Rooitops FRANK MEGNP 32-oz. fountain + plus FREE singles, and Junior Dixon did settle LEAKY SATELLITE SYSTEMS 2/69^ down and pitch five straight strike- A fun day for the entire family ROOF? 468-5667 drink for outs for a total of eight in three inn- COLOMA Taking Care of Your Disposal Needs TV ANTENNA SALES & SERVICE ings. But the damage was already We'll give you a 7267 RED ARROW HIGHWAY. WATERVLIET fountain drink done. Jason Boughner and Stevie Come and join us in Watervliet FREE ESTIMATE on X Ask about our| Orchard Hill Sanitary Landfill (July 5 ( 6 ONLY) Lowe combined for nine strike-outs our NEW GUARANTEED NEW 3378 Hennessey Rd. Watervliet 463-5588 ASK L/S ABOUT OUR 390 for the win. This sets up a RUBBER ROOFS FASHION I I • showdown for the title between .COLORS CABLE TV ALTERNATIVE Call 468-5667 OPEN: Mon.-Fri. 7a.m.-4:30p.m. Saturdays 7a.m.-Noon fWHUIPS] r WATERVLIET 66 Shafer Lake Fruit and Richter In- Sponsored by the (OWN your own satellite dish lor.less WELSH OIL surance on the season's final game. Berfuca Construction Coloma monthly costs than a cable t" rental) Main St. & Red Arrow 463-6034 WAFFLE HOUSE OF AMERICA Ptgt 12 Tht Tri City Record July 3. 1991 GIANTS DEFEAT BRAVES Hodewald, Mark Sieber, Andy July 3, 1991 The Tri Citv Record Page 13 BASEBALL In a game played Thursday, June Vaughn and Josh Greenwood. WANT ADS & PUBLIC NOTICES Continued from page 11 20, the Giants defeated the Braves K-22721 NOTICE OF MORTGAGE 9-7. Kenny Dibble was the winning WATERVLIET GOLD ANNUAL SUMMER BAZAAR MORTGAGE SALE K-22770 Berrien County FORECLOSURE SALE pitcher. DEFEATS COLOMA LAKERS The Sister Lakes Lady Lions will sponsor COLOMA HAGAR Berrien County MORTGAGE SALE Default has occurred in the conditions of a Singles hit by Giants included: Watervliet Gold defeated the Col- their annual Summer Bazaar, featuring arts, MORTGAGE SALE - Default having been certain Mortgage made by CLARENCE R. crafts and collectables, from 10 a.m. to 4 MORTGAGE SALE - Default having been BASEBALL/SOFTBALL John Dubitz, Hockey Adams, Jason oma Lakers 7-6. Pitching for the made in the terms and conditions of a certain made in the terms and conditions of a certain GOODRICH and GLADYS J. GOODRICH, p.m Saturday, July 6, at the Sister Lakes mortgage made by Eugene D. Cope, a single SUMMER PET CARE TIPS Bates, David Schultz, Kenny Dib- Lakers were Mike Hodewald, Mark mortgage made by Roland V. Boone and husband and wife, Mortgagor(s), to COL- Lions Park and Clubhouse located at 95th man. Mortgagor, to First Savings Associa- ONIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY OF IN- INSTRUCTIONAL LEAGUE ble, Josh Fulton, Billy Whitney, Sieber and Chad Harris. Avenue in Sister Lakes, Michigan. Coffee Freda Boone, husband and wife. Mortgagor, to First Federal Savings and Loan Associa- tion of Dowagiac, now known as Standard DIANA, INC., dated February 24, 1972, and OUTDOOR DOGS • Check your dog's ears for scabs & blood! John Mefford, Mike Churchill and Singls hit by the Lakers included: will be free to exhibitors and lunch is Federal Bank, a federal savings bank, of recorded with the Berrien County Register of Many outdoor dogs suffer from fly bite cfermatitis in the summer STINGERS VS. V-J LASSIES available. For information, call 424-3696 or tion of Niles, now known as Standard Federal Scott Vanlandingham. John Dubitz Hyan Ott (2), Mark Sieber (1), Bank, a federal savings bank, of Troy, Troy, Oakland County, Michigan, Mor- Deeds on February 28, 1972, in Liber 918, at months. Protect your dog by applying Pet Guard Gel or similar insect The Stingers and the V-J Lassies and Hockey Adams hit doubles; Brian Harris (1), Chad Harris (1), 4244669. tgagee, dated April 23,1976, and recorded in Page 627. Said Mortgage was ultimately (24-4) Oakland County, Michigan, Mortgagee, repe Hants. Also regular cleaning of the dog's environment cuts back played in a game Thursday, June Chris Dahms hit a triple; and John Mike Hodewald (1) and Kurt dated September 20, 1977, and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for the assigned by assignment to American Sav- FOR RENT the office of the Register of Deeds for the County of Berrien and State of Michigan, on ings Bank (formerly known as The Franklin the fly population. For severe cases of fly bite dermatitis see your vet ; .7. Singles for the Stingers were hit Dubitz and Jason Bates hit home Swigart (1). Hyan Ott and Mark SUMMER HOME ON PAW PAW LAKE County of Berrien and State of Michigan, on April 26,1976, in Liber 1018, on Page 1106, of Savings Bank of New York), dated March 28, by: Hilary Taylor (2), Tara Sieber runs. Sieber hit doubles. for rent. Sandy beach, pier, available 1 week September 21, 1977, in Liber 1057, on Page Berrien County Records, on which mortgage 1972, and recorded with the Berrien County (2), Elizabeth England (2), Ashley For the Braves, singles were hit Hyan Ott (3), Mark Sieber (2), in July and all of August and September. Call 831, of Berrien County Records, on which there is claimed to be due, at the date of this Register of Deeds on March 30,1972, in Liber McMichael and Erika Flener. notice, for principal and interest, the sum of 920, at Page 853. WIL O PAW by: Joey Fardello, John DeLiquist, Keith Kinyon (1), and Kurt Swigart 1-70M97-8727 or 463-4969. mortgage there is claimed to be due, at the Doubles were hit by Mandy Green, (17-TFN) date of this notice, for principal and interest, One Thousand One Hundred Ninety-four and By reason of such default the undersigned TT ANIMAL HOSPITAL TT Jason Scott, Marshall Champion, (1) had stolen bases. HBIs were hit the sum of Nine Thousand Five Hundred 99/100 ($1,194.99); Mortgagee has elected to declare the entire Katie Nickels, Kelly Sherman and Jake Nunley and James Hilburn by Hyan Ott, Keith Kinyon, Mike And no suit or proceedings at law or in TOLP WANTED Sixty-three and 15/100 ($9,563.15); unpaid amount secured by said Mortgage QUALITY PET CARE Heather Fischer. Triples were hit (3). Santo Machado and Jason Scott Hodewald and Jason Kelley. equity having been instituted to recover the We are seeking an ambitious individual And no suit or proceedings at law or in due and payable forthwith. by Tara Sieber (2), Katie Nickels hit doubles; Santo Machado and REVOLUTIONARY WAR RE-ENACTMENT...Authentically clothed and equipped re- debt secured by said mortgage or any part with a background involving public contact. equity having been instituted to recover the At the date of this Notice, there is claims enactors will establish a re-creation of an 18th century military camp and stage battle thereof. Now, Therefore, by virtue of the to be due on said Mortgage the sum of SU and Kelly Sherman. Jake Nunley hit home runs. Santo's Responsibilities include marketing debt secured by said mortgage or any part For the V-J Lassies, singles were home run was hit out of the park. demonstrations as part of a Revolutionary War re-enactment event being staged by the Ber- woyee benefit programs to prospective thereof. Now, Therefore, by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage, THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE and pursuant to the statute of the State of along with personal estate plann- power of sale contained in said mortgage, and 37/100 ($6,951.37) DOLLARS in prin- hit by Jennifer Foster (3), Kayla rien County Historical Association and the Fort St. Joseph Militia on July 13-14 in Grove Michigan in such case made and provided, ing. Extensive education is provided along and pursuant to the statute of the State of cipal, interest and other costs secured by Mack (2), Sarah Collins (2), Jessica MAJOR LEAGUE Park, Berrien Springs, Michigan. with on-going support, training allowance, Michigan in such case made and provided, notice is hereby given that on Thursday, July said Mortgage. No suit or proceeding at law Wagner, Kristy Hazen, Danielle commissions, and bonuses. For a confiden- notice is hereby given that on Thursday, 11,1991, at ten o'clock a.m., local time, said has been instituted to recover the debt mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale at secured by said Mortgage or any part -PAWS Querfo, Amber Evans, Denise Haw- SOX DEFEAT PIRATES tial interview call Collect (616) 798-2106. August 8,1991, at ten o'clock a.m., local time, Revolutionary War re-enactment on Saturday & Sunday public auction to the highest bidder, im- 468-PAWS (7297) lans (2), Sandy Ashley, Lacie Nitz The Sox defeated the Pirates 9-8 EOE. said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale at thereof. AppolntmentB Preferred (26-3) public auction to the highest bidder, im- mediately inside the front entrance to the Notice is hereby given that by virtue of the BujJness and Emergency and Tiffany Biastock (2). Doubles in a game played Wednesday, June The Berrien County Historical activity. The two mock battles During the summer of 1779, British Berrien County Courthouse in the City of St. gratefully accepted. For further in- mediately inside the front entrance to the power of sale contained in said Mortgage and were hit by Jennifer Cuyler (2), 26. Pitching for the Pirates were Association and the Fort St. Joseph fought each day demonstrate the formation, contact the 1839 Court- soldiers of the King's 8th Regiment FOR SALE Berrien County Courthouse in the City of St. Joseph, Berrien County, Michigan (that be- the statute in such case made and provided Sarah Collins, Jessica Wagner and Jeff Sieber, Chris Littler, Jason Militia are bringing a revolutionary FOR SALE^' Pontoon Boat with 75 hp. ing the building where the Circuit Court for tactics used on Revolutionary War house Museum, Historic Court- came to the fort with a party of In- Joseph, Berrien County, Michigan (that be- and for the purpose of satisfying the amounts Kristy Hazen. Walker and Andy Turner. Nick experience to Berrien Springs on Johnson engine. New canopy. $2800. Phone ing the building where the Circuit Court for the County of Berrien is held), of the due and unpaid upon said Mortgage, and all battlefields. Although fashion house Square, P.O. Box 261, Berrien dian warriors and French-Canadian 463-4969 or 706-3974727. the County of Berrien is held), of the premises described in said mortgage, or so legal costs, charges, and expenses, including PUBLIC NOTICE Sempert and Zac Zdenahlik pitched the weekend of July 13-14. In shows were not a part of camp life, Springs, MI 49103 (616) 471-1202. volunteers to fend off an anticipated (25-TFN) premises described in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the attorney's fees, allowed by law, said Mor- STINGERS VS. POSSUMS for the Sox. celebration of the 300th anniversary the N.W.T.A. uses them to illustrate 'ttack by George Rogers Clark's much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due, as aforesaid, on said mortgage, tgage will be foreclosed by sale of the mor- WATERVLIET The Stingers and the Possums For the Sox, singles were hit by of the founding of Fort St. Joseph with the interest thereon at Eight and One- the fascinating varieties of men's FORT ST. JOSEPH irginian troops. The feared attack, HELP WANTED: amount due, as aforesaid, on said mortgage, (tgaged premises at public auction or vendue TOWNSHIP NOTICE played a game on Thursday, June Nick Sempert, Johnny Miller, Col- (1691-1991), a Revolutionary War Although seemingly far away half percent (8.5%) per annum and all legal •o the highest bidder at the front steps of the PUBLIC NOTICE and women's clothing in the 18th however, never materialized. A A NO FEE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE is with the interest thereon at Nine and One- lins (2), and George Baiers. Nick re-enactment will be held in Grove from the major scenes of the being offered to persons in Berrien, Cass and half percent (9.50%) per annum and all legal costs, charges and expenses, including the ,ourthouse in St. Joseph, Michigan, that be- 27. Singles for the Stingers were hit century. year later, the British closed the attorney fees allowed by law, and also any WATERVLIET The Watervliet Township Board will mee Sempert hit a double. Park from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on American Revolution, Fort St. Van Buren County who are 55 and over. This costs, charges and expenses, including the ng the place for holding the Circuit Court on Monday, July 8, 1991 at 7:30 p.m. at th by: Kelly Sherman (2), Elizabeth Admission to the re-enactment fort and deported its French sum or sums which may be paid by the is an excellent way to upgrade job skills, attorney fees allowed by law, and also any ithin the County of Berrien, Michigan, on Watervliet Township Hall, 3901 M-140 Hwy, England (2), Tara Sieber (2), Ver- For the Pirates, singles were hit both Saturday and Sunday. Approx- Joseph (at present-day Niles) did populace, who they suspected of undersigned, necessary to protect its interest TOWNSHIP and all activities will be free of hive a resume written for you, along with up- sum or sums which may be paid by the. uly 23, 1991, at 10:00 in the forenoon, local Watervliet, Michigan. nia Clouse, Hilary Taylor, Katie by Jeremy Kopp, Jeff Sieber, Jason imately 200 to 250 authentically charge, although donations will be actually play a role in the conflict. aiding the American rebels. to-date Interviewing techniques. Job sear- undersigned, necessa^ to protect its interest in the premises, which said premises are me. PLANNING described as follows: All that certain piece Josephine Nul Nickels, Jenna Clouse and Heather Walker, Chris Littler, Jeff Heed, clothed and equipped re-enactors ching is lightened when it is shared with your in the premises, which said premises are The premises covered by said Mortgage Watervliet Township Clerl Hichard Jarvis and Andrew UUeg. fellow JC member and our experienced staff described as follows: or parcel of land situate in the Township of and to be sold are situated in the Township of COMMISSION NOTICE Fischer. Katie Nickels also hit a tri- will establish a re-creation of an All that certain piece or parcel of land situate Berrien, in the County of Berrien, and State Benton, County of Berrien, State of ple. Andy Turner and Jason Walker hit 18th century military camp, ex- is searching with you. Phone 983-0177 or toll The Watervliet Township Planning Com- in the Township of Benton, in the County of of Michigan, and described as follows: Michigan, and more fully described as doubles. free 1-600-442-2803 to learn more about this mission will meet on Tuesday, July 9,1991 at For the Possums, singles were hit ecute morning and evening colors Berrien, and State of Michigan, and describ- Part of the Southwest quarter of Section follows: program. 7:00 p.m. at the Watervliet Township Hall, by Suzanne Scheffler (2), Kristin ceremonies and engage in E.O.E. Twenty-nine (29), Township Six (6) South, Lot 37, Orchard Hill Subdivision, accord- ed as follows: 3901 M-140 Hwy., Watervliet, Michigan. Cromer, Melissa Schemenauer (2), TIGERS DEFEAT PIRATES tomahawk, bayonet and other com- DINE IN ° DINE OUT Lots Six (6) and Seven (7), Baushke Range Seventeen (17) West, described as ing to the Plat thereof recorded Decem- Cheryl Robertson Subdivision, being a subdivision of the follows: From the South quarter post of ber 2, 1952 in Volume 13 of Plats, page and Ashley Noak. Dana Brewer and The Tigers defeated the Pirates petitions. Finely-honed military Watervliet Township 14x80 HOME HELP WANTED: South half of the North half of the Nor- said Section Twenty-nine (29), measure 15, Berrien County Records. Meghan Muenchow hit doubles. 14-8 in a game played Monday, June skills will be especially evident dur- ARE YOU A DISLOCATED WORKER Planning Commission Secretary 3 BEDROOMS - 2 BATHROOMS thwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of West Two Hundred One and Eight Tenths The period of redemption shall be six (6) 24. Andy Watson and Aubery Wat- BREAKFAST, LUNCH, or DINNER BECAUSE: company closed? layoff? pro- ing pitched battle demonstrations Section 16, Township 4 South, Range 18 (201.8) feet to the center of State Highway months from the date of the foreclosure sale. DELIVERED, SETUP & SKIRTED spects of reemployment in your field almost U.S. 31, thence measure North 15° 28' MINOR LEAGUE son pitched for the Tigers. between American and British West, Benton Township, Berrien County, American Savings Bank NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE nonexistent? forced to close your own West along the center of said highway Tigers' team members hitting forces staged in both the mornings Michigan, according to the plat thereof, Mortgagee Default having been made in the conditions business? out of work 15 weeks or more? If Thirteen Hundred Forty-three (1343) feet singles included: Andy Watson (2), and afternoons. recorded December 10, 1937 in Book 10 of DEMING, HUGHEY, LEWIS, of one certain Mortgage, dated September $18,500.00 GIANTS DEFEAT CUBS you are one of the above and 55+, the Senior to the place of beginning of the land herein Plats, Page 14. ALLEN & CHAPMAN, P.C. 24th, 1986, made by THOMAS W. CASTLE, a plus tax and title The Giants defeated the Cubs 13-8 David Beebe and Aubery Watson. The weekend activities are being Employment Program of the Area Agency described, thence North 87° 56' East Five During the six months immediately follow- Dated: June 19,1991 married man, and KAREN R. CASTLE, his in a game played Friday, June 21. Hicky Cox hit two doubles. staged by the Northwest Territory on Aging would like you to contact them We Hundred Twenty-two and Forty-five Hun- M-140 HOME CENTER YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME! ing the sale, the property may be redeemed, By: Daniel L. Conklin (P28814) wife, of 16608 Rynearson Road, Buchanan, can help with resume writing, job readiness dredths (522.45) feet, thence North 2° 04' M-140 & 16th Avenue. South Haven Kenny Dibble pitched for the Giants For the Pirates, singles were hit Alliance, a nonprofit re-enacting except that in the event that the property is Attorney for Mortgagee Michigan 49107, to INTER-CITY BANK, a classes, and retraining. For more informa- West Eighty-seven and Fifty-five Hun- 637-3184 and Chris Brigham for the Cubs. by Jeremy Kopp (2), Andy Turner, organization dedicated to public determined to be abandoned pursuant to Old Kent Bank Bldg. Ste. 800 Michigan Banking Corporation, and record- tion, call 616-983-0177 or l-80(M42-2d03. dredths (87.55) feet, thence South 87° 56' Jason Walker, Chris Littler, Matt education by providing an accurate MCLA 600.3241a, the property may be 136 East Michigan Avenue ed in the Office of the Register of Deeds for For the Giants, singles were hit E.O.E. West Five Hundred Forty-three and redeemed during the 30 days immediately Kalamazoo, Michigan 49007 Berrien County, Michigan, at Liber 1278 of by Chris Dahms, Mike Churchill, Blakeman, Hichard Jarvis, Jeff interpretation of 18th century Three Tenths (543.3) feet to the center of following the sale. (6/19, 6/26, 7/3, 7/10, 7/17,1991) Mortgages, page 883, on the 25th day of Sieber and Scott Klotz. military life. Among the groups said highway, thence South 15° 28' East Billy Whitney, Hockey Adams, M ARK E DWARDS E ATERY BIG YARD SALE Dated at Kalamazoo, Michigan, June 7,1991. September, A.D. 1986, on which Mortgage *1 SATURDAY, July 6, from 8 a.m-6 p.m along the center of said highway Ninety David Schultz, Josh Fulton and represented at the Berrien Springs STANDARD FEDERAL BANK, NOTICE OF SALE there is claimed to be due and unpaid as of Bunk bed set with dresser, toys, children & (90) feet to the place of beginning, being John Mefford. Doubles were hit by WATERVLIET MAROON event will be British Redcoats, Con- Exit 52 a f«ideral savings bank, In pursuance of and by virtue of a Judg- June 5th, 1991, the date of this notice, on prin- featuring DAILY SPECIALS adult clothes, and lots of miscellaneous. 7313 in Berrien Township, Berrien County, Hours; Gam • 10pm Weekdays Mortgagee ment of the Circuit Court for the County of cipal, the sum of Twenty-five Thousand One John Dubitz, John Mefford, Hockey DEFEATS COLOMA LAKERS tinental Army soldiers, and French Beechwood Circle, Watervliet. Michigan. . Fri & Sat 6am - Midnight OPEN; Tue. - Thur. 7-8, Fri. & Sat. 7-9 JOHN M. WELLS Berrien, State of Michigan, made and Hundred and 96/100s ($25,100.96) Dollars Adams, David Schultz and Chris The Watervliet Maroon defeated militia. Many of the re-created During the twelve months immediately Open Sundays 7-3, closed Mondays Attorney for Mortgagee entered on June 14, 1991, in Cause No. plus interest accrued thereon of Eight Hun- Krieger. John Dubitz and Josh the Coloma Lakers 19-5. For the military units were actually present Sunday open Gam • 8pm following the sale, the property may be Wai'mBeei'... 346 West Michigan Avenue 90-1743-CH-H wherein Valdas Adamkus and dred Ninety and 50/100° ($890.50) Dollars of Fulton hit triples. Lakers, singles were hit by: Keith in the Great Lakes region during Territorial Rd. at North Branch. MHIburg Kalamazoo, Michigan 49007 redeemed, except that in the event thai the Alma Adamkus, husband and wife, are June 5th, 1991, with interest accrual at Eight and Mjousy Xood PUBLIC NOTICE (7/3, 7/10, 7/17, 7/24, 7/31,1991) property is determined to be abandoned pur- For the Cubs, singles were hit by Kinyon (1), Chad Harris (1), Mike the American Revolution. The 42nd Plaintiffs, and Edward H. Martin and Mary and 37/100s ($8.37) Dollars per day lawivmv Mich. 944-1390 suant to MCLA 600.3241a, the property may E. Martin, Tabor Farm Resort, Inc., thereafter; and no proceeding at law having Joel, Andy Curry, Tim Mance, Hodewald (2), Markham Clouse (1) Royal Highland Regiment, for ex- WATERVLIET be redeemed during the 30 days immediately Richard J. Murphy, Tabor Farm Develop- been instituted to recover said debt. Chris Brigham and Don Briley. and Mark Sieber (1). Hyan Ott (3), ample, was garrisoned at Detroit TOWNSHIP NOTICE following the sale. ment Corporation, the State of Michigan This Notice is given pursuant to C L 1948 Chad Harris (1), Mike Hodewald MORTGAGE SALE Dated at Kalamazoo, Michigan, May 10, Chad Weeks and Steve Wooley hit during the war, the King's 8th Regi- (Department of Treasury and Department of 600.3212 and C L1948 600.3240 as amended by doubles. (2), Jason Kelley (2) and Kurt ment of Foot was stationed at The Watervliet Township Hall will be clos- MORTGAGE SALE—Default has been 1991 Labor), and the United States of America, Act No. 102 of the Public Acts of 1964, and Act •jx* Barry's Landing SANDY'S STANDARD FEDERAL BANK A fly catch by Kenny Dibble was a Swigart had stolen bases. Mark ed July 4th and July 5th, 1991 in observance made in the conditions of a mortgage made are Defendants, notice is hereby given that I No. 104 of the Public Acts of 1971, which Michilimackinac, and the 2nd for Lakeside Dining L Spirits on a federal savings bank, of Independence Day. by Rufus Boothe, Sr., unmarried person, to shall sell at public auction, to the highest bid- establish a six month redemption period with highlight of the game. Sieber and Chad Harris hit HBIs. Virginia Regiment participated in ^ beautiful Paw Paw Lake. Mortgagee Josephine Null Homemakers Finance Service, Inc., DBA der, at the South Door of the Berrien County reference to Mortgages of this classification. Pitching for the Lakers were Mike the taking of Vincennes, Indiana, in 5285 Am Paw Lake Rd., Cotoma, Ml JOHN M. WELLS Watervliet Township Clerk GECC Financial Services, Mortgagee, Dated Courthouse, also known as the Berrien Coun- The herein described property is commer-* r,- 46M271 • Tkke out arailaMe Sept. 6,1979, and recorded on Sept. 10,1979, Attorney for Mortgagee 1779. ty Building, in St. Joseph, Michigan, that be- dal. 346 West Michigan Avenue Historical Association curator k in Liber 1111, on page 829, Berrien County ing the place of holding the Circuit Court in Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49007 Records, Michigan, and assigned by said said County, on the 1st day of August, 1991, at the 11th day of July, A.D. 1991, at ten o'clock Robert Myers notes that the (6/5, 6/12, 6/19, 6/26, 7/3,1991) LOCAL ADVERTISERS Mortgagee to United Mortgage Services, Inc. 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, in the forenoon of said day, at the Port Street N.W.T.A. members maintain an ex- by an assignment dated Sept. 6, 1979, and Eastern Daylight Time, the following pro- entrance of the Court House in the City of St. NOTICE OF SALE tremely high level of authenticity. OPEN DAILY at 11:30 a.m. recorded on October 31,1988, in Liber 1361, perty located in the Township of Sodus, Ber- Joseph, Berrien County, Michigan, by virtue BRING YOUR LOCAL In pursuance of and by virtue of a Reproduction tents are laid out in HAPPY HOUR 2-6 p.m. Daily Specials Under $3.00 on page 786, Berrien County Records, rien County, Michigan, and located at 6020 of the power of sale contained in the Mor- •F YOU TOUCH AH STIPULATION AND ORDER FOR JUDG- campsites exactly as dictated by Entertainment Fri. & Sat. NEWS TO YOU... Michigan, on which mortgage there is claim- River Road, Sodus, Michigan 49126, and tgage, and the statute in such case made and OVERHEAD POWER IM] SERVING MENT OF FORECLOSURE of the Circuit ed to be due at the date hereof the sum of more particularly described as follows: provided, said Mortgage will be foreclosed •Wm A LADDER,•• the military textbooks of the time, SHOP THEM FIRST1 Court for the County of Berrien, State of 411 West Main St. Hartfnrri 621-3806 Twenty Seven Thousand Two Hundred Fifty . That part of the Northwest Quarter of Frac- by sale at public auction to the highest bidder YOU COULD BE SERIOUSW and all clothing and uniforms are Michigan, made and entered on March 27, Five and 21/100 ($27,255.21), including in- tional Section 26, and that part of Fractional of the premises described in said Mortgage, ^anqucc .acillued Closeii Mondays 1991, in Cause No. 90-3520-CH-G, wherein WJURED OR KILLEDHl LIQUOR! duplicates of the Revolutionary terest at 18% per annum. Section 27, Township 5 South, Range 18 West, or so much thereof as may be necessary to availaui'e Byron E. Askin and Evangeline S. Askin, War period. Even the camp equip- Exit 56. north off 1-94 Under the power of sale contained in said described as follows: Commencing at the satisfy the amount due, as aforesaid, and all husband and wife, are Plaintiffs, and Spar- ment is authentic, duplicated in mortgage and the statute in such case made East Quarter post of said Section 27, thence legal costs, charges and expenses, including and provided, notice is hereby given that tan Investments, a Michigan partnership, Vic's Pizza North 89° 52' 00" West 691.70 feet to the an attorney's fee; which premises are most cases from original museum are Defendants, notice is hereby given that I said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of centerline of River Road, thence North 26° artifacts. shall sell at public auction, to the highest bid- described as follows: the mortgaged premises, or some part of 20' 00" West, along said centerline, 25.50 feet, Part of Lot 3, Block "A", Central Addi- der, at the south door of the Berrien County Jack Martorano's The weekend schedule of events Mon.—Tues.—Wed. Sales Space them, at public vendue, at the main entrance thence South 60° 35' 00" West 350.00 feet, tion, City of Buchanan, County of Berrien, Courthouse, also known as the Berrien Coun- also corresponds to Revolutionary to the County Building in St. Joseph, more or less, to the waters' edge of the St. State of Michigan, described as follows: ty Building, in St. Joseph, Michigan, that be- Michigan, at 10 o'clock A.M., Local Time, on Joseph River, thence Northwesterly and Commencing at the Northwest corner of War practices. The impressive ing the place of holding the Circuit Court in Sunday 2Large Pizzas '9 Thursday, August 15,1991. downstream along said waters' edge, to a Lot 3, Block "A", Central Addition, FINE ITALIAN DINING "colors" ceremony parades flags inii Bhiil* AVAILABLE Said premises are situated in City of Ben- said County, on the 23rd day of July, 1991, at Fri.-Sat. Buffets '.Breakfast Buffet point that is 1274.32 feet South of the North thence South 0° 21' West along the West before the assembled troops, which Sausage or Pepperom ton Harbor, Berrien County, Michigan, and 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. Section line of said Section 27, thence North line of said Lot 3, 81.06 feet to the outer was done in the 18th century to $ 9 a.mm. to 1 p.m. $4.! TO RENL.call 463-3421 are described as: Eastern Daylight Time, the following pro- E jj-9 p.m. 8.95 - -i P-m. $4.95 89° 56' 50" East, parallel with said North Sec- wall Une of the South wall of the brick 10 W. Main St., Hartford Lots 6 and 7 Crow's Addition to the City of perty located in the Township of Sodus and familiarize soldiers with their na- Band Fri. b Sat. Nitos 621-3814 "Everything Under the Big Top" tion line, 1390.00 feet, more or less, to a point building on said Lot 3; thence East 1.0 foot I I \1 Benton Harbor, Michigan, Berrien County, the Township of Benton, Berrien County, tional and regimental flags. Bay- 468 5050 (formerly Watervliet Gambles) Michigan, and located at 2547 M-139, Benton that is 460.87 feet South 89° 56' 00" West of the to the Southeast corner of said building; Michigan, according to the plat thereof, centerline of said River Road, thence North thence North 0° 05' West along the East onet competitions helped train recorded January 28, 1927, in Volume 8 of Harbor, Mich'gan 49022, and more par- B.F. Montgomery's 00° 03' 10" West 26.70 feet, thence North 89° wall of said building 81.06 feet to a point soldiers in the use of their weapon, Plats, page 5, Berrien County Records. ticularly described as follows: T« PIZZA oT 56' 50" East 297.90 feet, thence South 00° 03' 0.38 foot East of the place of beginning; 168 Paw Paw. Coloma 468-4222 During the six months or 30 days im- Lot 3, Prillwitz Subdivision, Sodus and while throwing a tomahawk at a 10" East 58.08 feet, thence North 89° 56' 50" thence West 0.38 foot to the place of begin- Before clearing gutters, repairing a rool. or Restaurant CALL JOB UNE mediately following the sale, if found aban- Benton Townships, Berrien County, target was a popular leisure-time East 178.46 feet to said road centerline, ning. painting, make sure your ladder is tolally FRIDAY NIGHT, All U Can Eat Smelt... 4.95 doned, the property may be redeemed. Michigan, being a Subdivision of a part of 4t clear of all power lines Always look up 983-CAIN thence North 26° 20' West, along said road ALSO Lot 4 in Block A", Central Addi- Dated: July 3,1991 the Northwest Quarter of fractional Sec- before moving your ladder You'll find mote SAT. NIGHT, BBQ Ribs, AU U Can Eat 5.95 now his Job tnforaiatfoii centerline, 35.00 feet, thence North 89° 56' 50" tion to Village (now City) of Buchanan, United Mortgage Services, Inc. tion 5, Township 5 South, Range 18 West, life-saving facts in our free safety oooklet javaUaNe to you 24 bouft a day! CaH tfce East, along the South line of the recorded Berrien County, Michigan, described as Call us. 927-2461. Fri. & Sat., Prime Rib, 16 oz 11.95 Assignee of Mortgagee and a part of the Southwest Quarter of Jeb liae for currenf toformatfon on Job plat of Cedar Lane Subdivision, recorded Ju- commencing 4 rods South of the WED. 4:30 - 8pm, AU U Can Eat Buffet... 3.95 IspportmUtlef to match your skflls. Dickinson, Wright, Moon, Section 32, Township 4 South, Range 18 INDIANA TALA MEDICAL CENTER ly 25,1956, in Volume 15 of Plats, page 2. and Southwest corner of Lot 1, Hamilton's Ad- Van Dusen & Freeman West, according to the Plat thereof, S MICHIGAN BANQUET ROOM AVAILABLE extended 1361.43 feet to the East line of said dition to Buchanan; thence East 25 feet to POWER 650 Frey Building, 300 Ottawa, N.W. recorded February 24,1954, in Book 13 of MANPOWER Section 27, thence South 00° 08' 35" East 44.09 land owned by S. W. Redden; thence Red. Arrow Hwy, Hartford, 621-4383 5036 PAW PAW LAKE ROAD Grand Rapids, Ml 49503 Plats, page 43. SUBJECT to the rights of l990Aniruj')(iKliR Po,„ More Than Temporary • feet to the Northwest comer of the Southwest South 100 feet; thence West 29-1/2 feet; OPEN: Sun. - Thur. 8-8, Fri. & Sat. 8-9 24 yean of continnwis service (7/3,7/10, 7/17, 7/24, 7/31,1991) the public in that part thereof lying in Highway M-139. Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of said thence North 100 feet to Front Street; Section 26, thence North 89° 58' 30" East, thence East 4-1/2 feet to place of beginn- Dated: May 30,1991 RED ARROW HWY. Best Burgers & Fries in Town By MARJORIE KING, Assistant along the North line of said Southwest ing. WANT AD DEADLINE County Clerk for the. County Quarter of the Northwest Quarter, 1306.86 Including appurtenant stairway rights, if COLOMA of Berrien, State of Michigan feet, thence South 00° 04' 15" East, along the any. East line of said Southwest Quarter of the Dated: This 5th day of June, A.D. 1991. MARTORANO'S STORAGE NOON EACH MONDAY SPELMAN & TAGUA, P.C. By Michael L. Metzger (P30833) Northwest Quarter, 658.34 feet to the North DESENBERG & COLIP, P.C. Fine Italian Dining & Cash with Copy required line of the Southwest Quarter of the LOUIS A. DESENBERG, Esq., Attorney for Silver Dollar Cafe 414 Main St., P.O. Box 378 St. Joseph, MI 49085 Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter, Inter-City Bank 412 State St. a 68-313 thence North 89 56' 15" East, along said DESENBERG & COUP, P.C. (616) 983-0531 Dr. DAVID E. MOSS I) Downtown St. Joseph SPACE (6/5, 6/12, 6/19, 6/26, 7/3, 7/10, 7/17,1991) North line, 653.01 feet, thence South 00° 02' Attorneys for Mortgagee SAMUEL L. RODA. M. 00" East, along the East line of said Business Address: Practice of Chiropractic 983-4842 PIZZA Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter 223-225 E. Front St., P.O. Box 72 Family Physician Open Tues. - Sun. 4-llpmt Closed Mondays. Specializing in Main St. Coloma, 468-4222 AVAILABLE! St. Joe Plumbing & of the Northwest Quarter, 657.92 feet to the Buchanan, Michigan 49107 PEDIATRICS Serving Eckrich Products East and West Quarter line of said Section 26, Telephone: (616) 695-1500 Spine & Nerve IWilT = $40.00 thence South 89° 54' 00" West 1957.79 feet to (6/5, 6/12, 6/19, 6/26, 7/3,1991) Call for GERIATRICS Heating Supply Co. the place of beginning, being in the Town- M W F 1012 2-6 Rehabilitation aoDointment MIN0R 0FFICE SURGERY • Bradford White Water Heaters ship of Sodus, Berrien County, Michigan. Tues. 10-12 2-5 appointment. 0FFICE GYNECOLOGY • Comfort Aire Furnaces & Air Conditioners Thurs. & Sat, by appointment only 1 Month FREE* Dated: June 14,1991 PHYSICAL EXAMS - DOT With This Advertisement ' • Aker Fiberglass and Acrylic • Whirlpools M. LOUISE STINE, County Clerk BACHMAN VENEZIA RESTAURANT BENTON'S RESTAURANT • Eljer China Ware • Kohler • Ceramic Tile for the County of Berrien, SPORTS INJURIES 306 Kalamazoo, South Haven 637-8505 IVI-139 & Napier (formerly Big Boy) Benton Harbor • Water Softeners • Sheetmetal & Ductwork State of Michigan PAINTING SERVICE PAW m LAKE MARINA C0MMERC1JQ. Quality painting you can afford. 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Thonday • Delta & Grohe faucets • Gerber China Ware Dated: June 14,1991 468-5775 Phone 468-8856 468-3191, COIOMA MICHAEL L. MEfZGER 8:30 a.iii.-5 p.m. Friday THIN NOW serving breakfast, lunch & dinner 2138 PLAZA DRIVE Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30-5; Sat 8-noon Attorney for Plaintiffs Dennis Bachman Dale Bachman Closed 12-1:30 each day *a 12-month rental BENTON HARBOR WHOLESALE & RETAIL- 6/19, 6/26, 7/3, 7/10, 7/17, 7/24, 7/31,1991 9264114 PLUMBING & HEATING CRUST PIZZA COCKTAILS & FINE WINES 6576 Red Arrow Hwy. J5572 Red Arrow Hwj^ CHICAGO STYLE Ribs - Mexican • American Food Coloma Coloma LASAGNA, PAN FRIED FISH, BABY BACK RIBS HOME: MADE SOUP & DAILY SPECIALS OPEN EVERY DAY 5a.m. to 2a.m., For carryouts 925-9830 » Page 14 The Tri City Record July J, 1991 GREATER WATERVLIET Wednesday. Julv 3 PRINCESS LAURA CRUISES Sunday. Julv 7 12 Noon Limchcon. 2 PM &. 4 PM Cnp(ain's, 6 PM Dinner. 8 PM Sunscl, 10 PM Stsrlighl 9:00 AM - SUNSET REMOTE CONTROL HELICOPTERS/PLANES COMPETITION. Thursday, Julv 4 Must l>o AMA member lo fly. Info: Kane Kinyon, 463-8066. Watervliet Airport. 9:00 AM -7:00 PM ARTS &. CRAFTS - Original works wilh quality and variety. 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Library Park. AIRPLANE RIDES - Flights over Paw Paw Lake and Ihe MERCHANT SIDEWALK SALES. Downtown. countryside with Pilot Al Hartline. Watervliet Airport. 11:00 AM -4:00 PM BBQ SANDWICHES Library Park. 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM PAP'S PIT BBQ & PIZZA - phone: 463 PAPS EXPERIMENTAL A ANTIQUE AIRCRAFT ON DISPLAY. 4938 N. Waiervliel Road, Waiervliel. MI. Watervliet Airport. 12:00 NOON WHERE THE WATERS MEET 11:00 AM -4:00 PM MIDWAY BY KIDLAND - Carnival Fun. Games and rides for all BBQ SANDWICHES. Mill Creek Park. Hayes Park on M 140. PAP'S PIT BBQ.& PIZZA - phone: 463-PAPS 4938 N. Watervliet Road, Waiervliel, MI. Friday* Julv 5.1991 9:00 AM • 7:00 PM Saturday. Julv 6 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM ARTS k CRAFTS - Original works wifh quality and variety. REMOTE CONTROL ASPHALT OVAL RACES & REMOTE Library Park. 6:00 - 11:00 AM CONTROL CAR SHOW. Peoples Stale Bank Parking Area. MERCHANT SIDEWALK SALES. Downtown. PANCAKE BREAKFAST. Library Park. Sponsor: DIRT SLINGERS RACEWAY, 2460 S. M-139. Benton Sponsor: Watervliel Knights of Columbus. Harbor, MI 49022,(616)927-1431. PRINCESS LAURA CRUISES 8:30 AM 10 AM Captain's, 12 Noon Luncheon, 12:00-4:00 PM 2 PM & 4 PM Captain's, 6 PM Dinner, FUN RUN - I Mile. No Charge. • STANDING BEAR AND NORTHERN SKY DRUM 8 PM Sunset 10 PM Starlight Race lieg'ms at Norlh School on W. Bnldwin. Potowatomi Indians from Dowagiac, Michigan. Singing, dancing and 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM & 2:45 - 4:00 PM sharing of culture, values and beliefs. Crafts for sale by local 11:00 AM -4:00 PM 9:00 AM REMOTE CONTROL OFF ROAD DIRT RACES. Indians. Library Park. BBQ SANDWICHES. Library Park. GENE BEDNAROWSKI 5K RUN/5K WALK. Race begins al Mill Creek Park. Sponsor: DIRT SLINGERS RACEWAY PAP'S PIT BBQ & PIZZA - phone: 463-PAPS North School on W. Baldwin. Registration $9 early, $11 July 6. 2460 S. M-139. Benton Harbor, MI 49022. (616) 927-1431. 4938 N. Watervliet Road, Watervliet, MI Contact: Bednarowski Run, Watervliel High School, Watervliel, Ml. 11:30 AM 12:00 NOON 12:00-4:00 PM 9:00 AM • 7.00 PM AM I RAK TRAIN #373 from Watervliet to St. Joseph, Hammond &. MIDWAY BY KIDLAND -- Carnival Fun. Games and rides for all. STANDING REAR AND NORTHERN SKY DRUM Chicago. Tickets available through June 27 from GARGANO ARTS A CRAFTS - Originals works with quality and variety. Hayes Park on M-M0. Potowatomi Indians from Dowagiac, Michigan. Singing, dancing and Library Park. CUSTOM CARPETS. 348 N. Main St.. Watervliet, Ml. sharing of culture, values and beliefs. Crafts for sale by local MERCHANT SIDEWALK SALES. Downtown. 12:00 NOON Indians. Library Park. PRINCESS LAURA CRUISES DOUBLES HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT. Hayes Park. Register 9:00 AM - SUNSET 12 Noon Luncheon. 2 PM & 4 PM Captain's, on site. $5 f)cr person. Shoes furnished, or bring your own. 5:00 PM REMOTE CONTROL HELICOPTERS/PLANES COMPETITION. 6 PM Dinner, 8 PM Sunset. 10 PM Starlight AIRPLANE RIDES -- Flights over Paw Paw Lake and the Must be AMA member lo fly. Info: Kane Kinyon, 463-8066. 12:00 NOON countryside with Pilot Al Hartline. Watervliet Airport. Watervliet Airport. 12:00 NOON ICE CREAM SOCIAL. Watervliet District Library. MIDWAY BY KIDLAND - Carnival Fun. Games and rides for all. Sponsor: Friends of the Library. 5:45 • 6:45 PM Hayes Park on M-140. ILLUMINATIONS. The sensational Vocal Jazz Ensemble from Watervliet High School, alternating wilh the WHS Jazz Band. 12:00 - 4:00 PM 1:00 PM STANDING BEAR AND NORTHERN SKY DRUM. Library Park. 10:00 AM . 5:00 PM GREATER WATERVLIET INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE Potowatomi Indians from Dowagiac. Michigan. Singing, dancing and AIRPLANE RIDES -- Flights over Paw Paw Lake and the with the Watervliet High School Band. Lead by Veteraas of Foreign 6:00 PM (Chicago Time) sharing of culture, values and beliefs. Crafts for sale by local countryside wilh Pilot Al Hartline. Watenliei Airport. Wars Post 6803, guests from other posts and the new VETERANS Indians. Mill Creek Park. AMTRAK TRAIN #370 leaves Chicago for Watervliet. Tickets at OF DESERT STORM. the Chicago station. 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Theme: PRIDE IN AMERICA 2:00 PM EXPERIMENTAL A ANTIQUE AIRCRAFT ON DISPLAY. Route: Watervliet High School west to M-140. then north to First GREATER WATERVLIET SECOND ANNUAL DUCK RACE 6:24 PM (Hammond Time) Watervliet Airport. Street, then east to the Watervliet Water Tower. AMTRAK TRAIN #370 leaves Hammond for Watervliet. Tickets at Cheer your duck through 120 yards of mill Creek lo the $1,000 finish line in Mill Creek Park. See your local merchant for tickcts. the Hammond Station. 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM 2:00 • 4:00 PM Only 1,500 to be sold. Donation $5. KEYSTONE COPS - Beware these Rookie kops. An arrest will REMOTE CONTROL ASPHALT OVAL RACES & REMOTE Prizes: $1,000. 500. 200. 100, six $50 and ten $25. 7:30 PM (Michigan Time) COST you. Hope you have friends. CONTROL CAR SHOW. Peoples State Bank Parking Area. Bus leaves Watervliet City Hall to meet AMTRAK TRAIN #370 in PRINCESS LAURA CRUISES St. Joseph. Gather your friends & ride AMTRAK to Watervliel for 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM 4:00 - 6:00 PM fun. BBQ SANDWICHES. Library Park PIER DECORATING CONTEST. Paw Paw Lake Residents! M,T,W-JULY 8. 9. 10 - 6 PM Dinner. 8 PM Sunset. 10 PM Starlight PAP'S PIT BBQ & PIZZA - phone: 463 PAPS Decorate your pier before noon today. The winning pier will be 8:41 PM (Michigan Time) 4938 N. Watervliel Road, Watervliet, MI. selected between 12 and 4 PM by the PRINCESS LAURA crew. THURSDAY. JULY 11 - 10 AM Historical. 12 Luncheon, 2 PM A 4 AMTRAK TRAIN #370 leaves St. Joseph for Watervliel. Tickets Boaters ate invited to follow the Princess Laura, between 4 and 6 PM Captain's, 6 PM Dinner, 8 PM Sunset 10 PM Starlight available through June 27 at GARGANO CUSTOM CARPETS. 11:00 AM -4:00 PM PM today, to Ihe winning pier where Ihe Princess will dock and a 348 N. Main, Watervliet. BRATWURST SPECIAL. Library Park. Sponsor: Watervliet certificate will be presented for a Sunday Brunch for 4 at Ihe FRIDAY, JULY 12 - 10 AM Captain's, 12 Luncheon, 2 PM & 4 PM Masons. Proceeds lo Junior Diabetes Assn. HOLIDAY INN, BENTON HARBOR, south of Exit 28. off I 94. 7:00- 11:00 PM Captain's, 6 PM Dinner, 8 PM Sunset, 10 PM Starlight STREET DANCE • contests and prizes. FUN wilh MUSIC DUSK SATURDAY, JULY 13 - 10 AM Historical, 12 Luncheon, 2 PM &. I EXPRESS from WSJM-WIRX. Library Park. A NIGHT OF THUNDER accompanied wilh spectacular sights and PM Captain's, 6 PM Dinner, 8 PM Sunset, 10 PM Starlight sounds by Rol-M-l-ing Thun-n-n-n-der Fireworks. 8:00 - ?? Haves Park on M I40. PRE-DUCK RACE PARTY. Fun, Drinks and Food at SUNDAY. JULY 14 - 10 AM Captain's, 12 Luncheon, 2 PM A 4 MALARKEY'S, 3558 M-140, south of 1-94. Watervliet, MI 49098. PM Captain's, 6 PM Dinner. 8 PM Sunset, 10 PM Starlight (616) 463-4855. Your OPEN Tri-City JULY 4th Coloma Store...7am-8pm Hartford Store...9am-2pm Watervliet Store...8am-8pm