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Volume 92 — No. 50 Your Photo-News-Paper February 19, 1976
Arts, Crafts, Hobby Show, Feb. 22 COLO MA — This year's Colo- ma Arts, Crafts, and Hobby show is set for next Sunday, Febr- uary 22. from 1 to 5 p.m. The show, sponsored by Coloma Community Schools, will be held in the high school cafeteria under the direction of Mr. Ted Blahnik, Coloma's athletic director. What do your friends and neighbors do in their spare time? YouH see examples of their talents when you visit Sunday's show, and will no doubt get some good ideas for utilizing your own creative ability. Adults living in the Coloma school district are invited to participate in the show (no students), and this year Coloma teachers have also been invited to exhibit. Items displayed may be offered for sale, but the show is not planned to be a money- ANOTHER MAJOR GIFT FOR COMMUNITY HOSPITAL — The Meachum. DVM, major gifts co-chairman; John Babcock. bank making event. Van Buren State Bank pledge of 120.000 to the Renewal - Expansion director and special gifts chairman; Mr. Olds. Hartford com- Eligible persons who have not Appeal Community Hospital (REACH), is presented by John S. munity chairman; Mr. Knutson; and Harold Jackson, major gifts previously made arrangements Olds, bank president, to Gordon Knntson. campaign general co-chairman. Continued on Page 6 chairman. Hartford campaign leaders from left to right are H.J. Watervliet Queen Contest Tuesday, February 24
20 Contestants entered
WATERVLIET - The Miss Duane Bodfish as chairmen and of the contest and will also be on Watervliet Blossom Queen Con- Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Rick) sale at the Don Young Insurance r test will be next Tuesday at the Sprague as co-chairmen" The Office Saturday. February 21. high school auditorium. Curtain theme for this year's contest is between 10 and 12 noon. time is slated for 8 p.m. and there "Empire Builder — Our Nation's will be 20 contestants in this Railroads." The Blossomt i m e Contestants in the contest are year's contest. The annual event theme is: "This Is Our Country." Roxanna Rose. Annette Johnton is sponsored by the Watervliet The 20 contestants will be Sandy Shadduck. Pamela Lid Lions Club, with Mr. and Mrs. hosted at a pre-practice supper at berg. Jennifer Hake. Kim Young Sinbad West Monday evening. Deborah Schultz. Theresa Thorn Get your Watervliet They will be escorted b y burg, Cindy Lyons, Mary Pa Queen Contest tickets members of the Watervliet Lions Mestre. Patricia Loughmiller Saturday, February 21 Club and their wives. Vicki Frazee. Darcie Nybro Ticket sales have been brisk Delyn Lynch. Laurie Hiler, Be WATERVLIET - Saturday, and choice seats are going fast. linda McCord, Karen Rogel. Lon February 21 will be your last The $3.00 admission tickets will na Burns. Ruth Overton, and chance to select your reserved be available at the door the night Dianna Hammons. seal tickets for the Watervliet Queen Contest ahead of time. Tickets will be on sale at the Don Young Insurance office in Art students brighten downtown Watervliet. They will be available from 10:00 a.m. to hallways at WHS 12:00 noon. Get your tickets now as they are going fast. Bomke memorial fund supplies materials All seals are reserved, but WATERVLIET - The walls sophomore who was killed in a tickets are on a "first come, first are brightening up at Watervliet car accident last fall. His favorite served" basis, at $3.00 per per- High School. The Kevin Bomke class was art, and his parents son. memorial fund has made possible asked that memorials be made to a special art department fund in Fun Fair reminder the "Super graphic" painting that is taking place. lieu of flowers. WATERVLIET - Watervliet The painting is done in oil and Fun Fair will be held this Under the direction of Robert is an idea that Mr. Murphy had Saturday, February 21, between Murphy, head of the Watervliet thought about for sometime. The WHS HALLWAYS PAINTED IN MEMORY OF KEVIN BOMKE - 3:00 and 7:00 pjn. at the North High School art department, painting is about 1 / 3 done and Pictured left to right, are Melanie Isbrecht, Dave Brule, and Cindy School in Watervliet. members of the art class are will be completed by June. Lyons painting one of the walls in the hallway at Watervliet High Included in the events that are painting the high school walls in A display cabinet for the art School. The three are members of Mr. Murphy's advanced art scheduled are games, food con- three primary colors and one department has also been pur- class. The art classes will be painting all of the masonry walls in session stands, crafts, a bake secondary color. Illustrations in- chased with money from the the school by means of the Kevin Bomke Memorial Fund which was sale, a mini drawing, and a large dicate what's happening in each memorial fund and will be in- donated by the Bomke Family to the art department The paintings drawing. A variety of prizes will cbssroom. stalled in the lobby in front of the on the walls will indicate what's happening in each classroom. The be awarded. Kevin Bomke was a WHS library. project is expected to be completed by June. (Redman Photo) HBHMBflBHHBHHHHBHHHi •••••mi szexj^^i
Page Two Watervliet Record February 19, 1976 February 19, 1976 Watervliet Record Page Three f Letters ] Watervliet J.V. Basketball, New Buffalo, dogs. South. Stew. High School — there, 6:30 p.m. North School — Queen Contest, auditorium. 8:00 Views from the Top . School Calendar r: Fun Fair, 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. p.m. Middle School — G.A.A., I From the Mayor's Office BY ARVID FRAZIER Friday, Feb. 20 — Lunch: High Saturday, Feb. 21 — High 6:30 p.m. North School — Cub From the Watervliet Record Files Wier and Middle - Fish. North School - From the Coloma Courier Files One month ago a new adminis- does not give one the right to School, Decorate for Queen Con- Scouts. 3:30p.m. Basketball, 7:00 I Pizza. South School - Chicken & Report tration took office in the city of spend just because the money test, Auditorium, all day. p.m. South School — Brownies. Bisquit. High School — Varsity & 3:30p.m. 4-H Sewing (first year), Watervliet .This is a normal re- can be raised. We must provide Sunday, Feb. 22 — High School Michigan has taken an active 3:30 p.m. currence in a city of this size, an adequate provision that the to come up with a budget. This — Decorate Auditorium for the 20 Years Ago* role in education in various areas Wednesday. Feb. 25 — Lunch. 20 Years Ago i ; with an exception. We are not in money will be used and the year promises to be a very Queen Contest. over the years. The famous • High and Middle. Spaghetti. Headlines in the news: "IN STATE GOLDEN GLOVES Headlines in the news: "TWELVE GIRLS ENTER QUEEN normal times. The world is in a source of revenue discontinued difficult time for us. Every Monday, Feb. 23 — Lunch. "Kalamazoo Case" is one of North, Mini-sub sandwich. South, TOURNEY" (Subhead: "Johnny Williams and Tom Dunham of CONTEST" (Subhead; "Contest To Be Held At High School - Coloma quandary over what to do about a when the need is satisfied. This is member will be trying to provide High and Middle, Chile. North. these areas and it deals specifi- Salisbury steak. High School — Watervliet, champions from the Kalamazoo Golden Gloves tourna- Chamber Is Sponsoring Affair") "SCHOOL BOARD DIDN'T ACCEPT multitude of problems. The range where all governments have each department with sufficient Lasagna, South Ravioli. High cally with the high schools. Dr. Volleyball, Bridgman. here. 6:30 ment, represented Kalamazoo in the State Finals at Grand Rapids on ANY BIDS YET" (Subhead; "Summerfelt Const. Company Bid Is of the so-called problems is so failed. It is common knowledge funding to carry them thru a School — Freshman Basketball, Willis Dunbar in his research of p.m. Middle School — G.A.A., Feb. 10th and 11th.") "MILTON SCHERER TO RUN FOR STATE Low") "JOHN DEERE DAY DRAWS NEARLY 500" (Subhead; great that even our best educated that many officials are fearful of twelve month period of time. Bridgman, there. 7:00 p.m. Michigan's history stated that, reducing taxes because they 2:45 p.m. North School — Girl SENATOR" (Subhead; "Professor of the Michigan College of Mining "Nearly 500 farmers and interested people attended the John Deere people cannot give us a straight What can you do as citizens? Queen Contest rehearsal, audi- "An act passed by the legislature Scouts. 3:30 p.m. Midway Baptist and Technology will run for the office of Michigan State Senator from Day sponsored by the Coloma Farm Supply at the Loma Theatre. line to follow. So here we are in know that if the need arises and a Meet your council members, give torium. 8:00 p.m. Middle School in 1859 specifically empowered a 7:00 p.m. South School — Junior the 7th district, Berrien and Cass counties.") "PETITIONS Tuesday ") "COLOMA'S SHARE OF MOTOR VEHICLE FUND" our little world-the City. What are raise in taxes is required it will them your opinions as to what — Basketball Group. 6:30 p.m. school district containing more look bad to raise the millage Girl Scouts, 3:30 p.m. 4-H Knit- CIRCULATING TO SQUELCH PARKING METER PLAN" (Sub- (Subhead; "Coloma's share of the State Motor Vehicle highway fund we to do that others cannot do, you would like to see done this North School — Pom Pom Girls. than 200 children to "grade the ting and corcheting 3:30 p.m. head; "The Chamber of Commerce held a meeting last Friday amounted to $1,910.03 out of an amount of $31,631,826.") without having to settle the again. I feel that if the use of the year to save tax dollars. They 3:00 p.m. Boy Scouts, 7:00 p.m. scholars" and to establish a high fluctuating tax was used more, Group basketball, 7:30 p.m. regarding the proposed installation of parking meters on Watervliet The band concert, "Curtain at Eight" will be presented by the storms of others? We in Water- will listen, but you must inform South School — Cub Scouts Den Main street.") school. But in 1873 three citizens we would have more; because Coloma high school senior band this evening at the school. vliet can recognize the problems them. "Try it-you will like the Meeting, 3:30 p.m. Brownies. of Kalamazoo brought suit to Good Snacks Mecca met at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Strouse. Thirteen which we are confronted with and our special interest groups would feeling you get by knowing you 3:30 p.m. 4-H Sewing (second Officials of Indiana and Michigan Electric Company announced Good snacks are essential for prevent the local school board have a lot harder time convincing members answered roll call, "A Lincoln Anecdote." today that the utility will spend more than $19 million this year for the proceed with the same caution have helped!" The Commission year) 3:30 p.m. keeping children happy, develop- from levying taxes to support a the lawmakers to support a ing good eating habits, providing A confusion of dates in the minds of many Michigan motorists this improvement and expansion of its facilities. that we would for solving our members will know they have a Tuesday, Feb. 24 — Lunch. daily food needs, maintaining year may result in their being ticketed for driving with expired license high school. When the circuit family trials and tribulations. project due to having to explain The Boyer PTA cleared nearly $80 on the leap year dance it mandate to fulfill and they should High and Middle. Chicken, gravy, normal weight and helping to court rejected their plea they the reason for the tax hike. plates on their cars, according to Automobile Club of Michigan. sponsored Feb. 3. Let's take each item and find appreciate your interest. and potatoes. North. Bar-b-q hot keep teeth healthy. City Commissioners have ordered 100 Magee Hale Parking Meters appealed to the State Supreme what the solution seems to be. One very important way for us for a sixth months trial. Court. TTien, let's look at the total to reduce our cost of running In 1874 Justice Thomas M. ' 40 Years Ago problem; does this single solution government, is to reduce our Cooley rendered the unanimous untie the bonds of our total dependence on the government. 40 Years Ago opinion of that court that the Headlines in the news: "AUTO OWNERS BEWARE OF LICENSE needs? There ape many ways to Every project we as citizens can THE AMERICAN DREAM DEADLINE" (Subhead; "No Extension of Time Will Be Given After Headlines in the news: "YEAR'S RELIEF IN CITY OF Kalamazoo School Board was find a happy compromise, this is develope and work at without Midnight February 29th.") "BERRIEN G.O.P. WOMEN GIVE LEAP WATERVLIET COST $11,244.68" (Subhead; "City Pays One-Third of within its rights in levying a tax the way we must approach the government red tape and mone- YEAR PARTY" (Subhead; "Banquet Will be Served at Hotel Vincent Direct Relief Only Which Amounted To $2,111.12 For The Year Ending to support a high school, pointing problems here in Watervliet. tary support can be done at a on Saturday, Feb. 29.") "MAIL CARRIER RETIRES WITH September 30, 1935 ") "SUB ZERO WEATHER THROUGHOUT out that, beginning with 1817, Our first approach is to know huge savings to the people in REMARKABLE RECORD" (Subhead; "C.W. Farnsworth Was City STATE CONTINOUS THIS WEEK" (Subhead; "Records are Broken there was a clear intent on the just how much money we have to general. The money which is Carrier in Benton Harbor for 29 Years Without Missing a Day.") for Prolonged Period Sub-Zero Temperatures — Highway Dept. Keeps part of the people of the state to spend and just how much must go spent at the government level on "PLAYGROUND CONSTRUCTION IN BERRIEN COUNTY BY Main Highways Open ") "WATERVLIET SEWER PROJECT foster a complete system of to each area of our government any given project is less, due to PWA" (Subhead; "Schools At Coloma, Niles and Benton Harbor Have MAKING LITTLE PROGRESS" (Subhead; "Three Carloads of Tile education. operation. Then and only then the overhead of government. We Extensive Improvements To Athletic Fields.") "COLOMA DRAWS Received This Week. Frozen Ground Hinders the Work.") "W.H.S. The "Kalamazoo Case" laid can we share in the nice to have all would like to dispute the facts LIFE, LIBERTY, AND THE WATERVLIET IN TOURNAMENT OPENER" (Subhead; Tw6 Rival WIN AT HARTFORD WITH EARLY LEAD" (Subhead; " 'War' the legal foundation for the but not necessary items ... This is concerning government waste, growth of high schools not only in Teams Will Clash at South Haven on March 5th — Winner To Play (Willmeng and 'Doug* Warman Score 13 Points. Reserves Win 19-15. where we get into trouble. I or but it is with us today and has Bangor.") Quintets Travel To Covert Friday. Tourney Draw Monday.") Michigan but also in other stales. you can't accurately predict the been with us in the past. You and PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS Justice Cooley was a jurist with a Maize on blue, traditional colors of the University of Michigan, will items that will benefit everyone. government can reduce costs; national reputation and thi^ gave decorate the 1937 Michigan license plates, according to Sec. of State — So we fall into a trap if there are you by asking for less govern- 60 Years Ago the opinion weight. The case is Orville E. Atwood. some who really believe in a ment and government by not cited in every major history of special project, and I cannot encouraging expansion of itself. This was the dream that motivated men like Headlines in the news: "WILL BUILD SOME MODERN HOMES" education in America." The disagree with them, but, I know It is easy to say yes, but is is (Subhead; "Rosenberg & Forbers Purchase Paw Paw Avenue Realty 55 Years Ago "Kalamazoo Case" — it hap- full well that we can not fund such a different story when we must Washington, that presided over the founding and Will Build Houses") "WATERVLIET CONTRACTOR GETS pened just forty miles from pay for the project. Often we end Headlines in the news: "WEEK FEB. 13 TO 19 TO BE OBSERVED a project. There is just so much BRIDGE JOB" (Subhead; "W.B. Rogers Will Build Outlet Bridge For Coloma. AS SCHOOL WEEK" (Subhead; School Problems of Every Nature money to be used, unless we raise up hurting the very ones we are State Highway Department") "NAME VILLAGE TICKET" (Sub- Now that high schools have honestly trying to help. Should Be Discussed.") "EXPRESS RULING MEANS RUIN TO taxes, and that in itself is a of a great nation. Sometimes we may lose head; "Renominates Present Officials Without Contest") "LAST been established, let's look at Very soon the members of the GRAPE GROWERS" (Subhead; "Glutted Chicago Markets Indicate defeating attitude. CALL FOR TAXES" (Subhead; "Tuesday, Feb. 29, is the last day for their purpose. What was it when City Council will sit down and try Disaster to Berrien Farmers Unless Shipments to Other Points Are Sitting at the head of a table the payment of taxes.") "LEAP YEAR DANCE" (Subhead; "A Leap first established? What is it now? sight of that dream, but it is always there ... Made") "BOOTLEGGERS PLEAD GUILTY AT OPENING OF Year Dancing Party will be given by the J.B.G. girls Friday evening, And more importantly arc its COURT" (Subhead; "Big List of Criminal Cases to Be Disposed of March 3, at Carmody's Opera House ") "WATERVLIET TOWNSHIP function and its purpose consis- This Term ") "BERRIEN COUNTY CIDER CO. IS NOW A written for all time for all men to read, in S.S. CONVENTION" (Subhead; "To Be Held in Congretional Church, tant with each other — or should CORPORATION" (Subhead; "Will Operate Under Name of W.S. J Sunday, Feb. 27.") they be? Hallman Co.") "COLOMA DEBATERS WERE WINNERS OVER Spreen's Variety Store is having a "Closing Out Sale," to give room MATTEWAN" (Subhead; "Judges Voted Two to One in Favor of our Declaration of Independence. Let us keep to their growing variety line. Weight Watchers Local Team") "COMMUNITY FORUM WILL DISCUSS ROAD There will be a Fischer Party at Bunker's Opera House, Coloma, Great Dining PROBLEMS" (Subhead; "Important Meeting Will Be Held Next Friday evening, Feb. 25. Fischer's First Orchestra of Kalamazoo will HARTFORD - The Hartford that vision before us, that the American dream Monay Evening ") Thursday, February 19 furnish the music. / Weight Watchers class met on We are now ready to contract PickleAcreage for the season of 1921. Dinner Special At W.W. Wetmore's auction sale Wednesday, cows sold at $55 to $75. February 10 with 21 regular members, 4 lifetime, 2 re-join, See us before contracting. W.S. Hallman Co., Coloma, Michigan. Roast Pork with Dressing $2.25 may be realized for all. A rare musical treat; the Twin City Men's Chorus, at Bunker's and 2 new members present.They Friday, February 20 reported a loss of 45Mj pounds for Opera House. Friday. Feb. 18th. 3 Watervliet Public a total of 4866 4 pounds lost to Luncheon special date. Old Fashioned Beef Stew or Library The Watervliet Weight Wat- Fillet of Perch, Tartar Sauce .$1.85 chers class met on February 12 Coloma Public Library Hours: Daily, 1:00 to 5:30 p.m. with 30 regular members, 2 life- Dinner Special AFTERNOONS: EVENINGS: time, 1 re-join, and 1 new Monday thru Saturday Tuesday and Thursday Fillet of Perch, "All You Can Eat" or member present.They reported a Wednesdays 11:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Boiled Conied Beef with Cabbage $2.25 Story Hour, Thursdays, 1:15 p.m. loss of 50 pounds for a total of 10,448'^ pounds lost to date. Wednesday Mornings: ll:00 a.m. to 12:M p.m. Saturday, February 21 Dinner Special Board Meetings held second Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Roast Chicken with Dressing, Giblet Gravy $2.25 PUBLISHED EVEm THURSDAY Sunday, February 22
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Page Watervliet Record Four - February 19, 1976 s present institution. She progres- i February 19, 1979 Watervliet Record Page Five Salem, Wise; two daughters, George and Doris Badger, is a i I Obituaries sed to teller bookkeeper and as- Mrs.James (Lanoma) Fennessy, brother, Paul Badger. Dallas sistant cashier, prior to being Watervliet, Mrslais Purfer, Ste- Texas. USDA Choice Miss Cora Furman named cashier. She was secre- vensville; a sister. Mrs. Gordon Funeral services were held at tary of the Board of Directors of JYloTeU passes away Feb. 16 (Lanoma) Mcintosh of Battle 11:00 a.m. Monday in the Wil- the bank, and, even after retire- Creek, 15 grandchildren, and 1 liams-Kamp Chapel, 430 East Round Steaks COLOMA — Miss Cora Fur- ment and the onset of her illness, great grand child. Roosevelt road, Wheaton. Burial man, well known and lifelong she attented every annual Funeral services were held was in Chapel Hill Cemetery, resident of Coloma. passed away meeting, except for one, until two Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. at Hut- Elmhurst, 111. $1.29 ib. at 11:55 p.m. on Monday, years ago. Mr. Allan Baker, chins Funeral Home. Watervliet, Memorials may be made to February 16, at her home at 521 president of the State Bank of with Rev. Ross Bunce officiating. Mayo Clinic liver research, in Jackson Court. She would have Coloma, commented that Miss Burial was in Fairview Memorial care of Dr. Summerskill, Ro- Rofled Boneless been 92 on her birthday, March Furman was his "tutor" In Cemetery, Watervliet. chester. 21, as she was bom on that date in banking when he joined the Dominic Scaletta 1884 in Coloma. the daughter of business full time in 1934, and Bernadinc Northrup Rottisserie MISS CORA FURMAN HARTFORD — Dominic Sca- John and Laura Bee Furman. stated that he owes her a great HARTFORD — Bernadine L. letta, 86,1540 South Leavitt Ave., Although Miss Furman had years. She was also a life deal of gratitude for her support Northrup, 77, Route 1, Lawrence, Chicago, formerly of Hartford Roast been confined to a wheel chair for member of the Coloma Order of through the years. died early Thursday morning, and Watervliet, passed away on the past Tb years, she retained Eastern Star. Survivors include three sisters, February 12 in Bronson Metho- Tuesday evening, February 10, in an active interest in community Miss Furman was cashier of Mrs. Harriet Dorstewitsz of Paw dist Hospital, Kalamazoo. $1.49 ib a Chicago hospital. affairs, her church, and Coloma the State Bank of Coloma at the Paw, and the Misses Marjor; and Mrs. Northrup was an active He was a retired farmer. He schools. time of her retirement in 1951, Marie Furman of Coloma, as well member of the Hartford Full was born December 13, 1889 in Miss Furman was a member of after 38 years of service. She as a niece and nephews. She was Gospel Assembly church. Palermo, Sicili. He was married Lean Meaty the Coloma Congretioanal United started her banking career in preceded in dea'th by two Surviving besides her husband April 21, 1911 in Chicago to the Church of Christ, and served in 1913 as a bookeeper for the Bank brothers, Fred Bee and John A. are three sons, Ray, Lawrence, former Matilda Scurio who pre- various offices of the church of 51 of Coloma, predecessor of the Furman. Harry, Owosso and Richard of Beef Shanks ceded him in death in 1972. One Funeral services for Miss Fur- Kalamazoo, and a daughter, Mrs. "You folks from Watervliet? Say. did you know a daughter, Virgina also preceded man will be held today,Thursday, E.D. (Lillian) Hobbs, Quitman, bunch from Sprague's Grocery had a snowmobile him in death. 69c ib. February 19, at 2 p.m., at the Ga. race in our motel last week?" He was a member of the Davidson Funeral Chapel. The Funeral services were held at Knights of Columbus, Fort Dear- Chopped Rev. Eric Lund, pastor of the 2:00 p.m. Saturday in Calvin born Council 773 of Chicago. 3 p e r l b Coloma Congregational United Funeral Home, Hartford. Burial Survivors include 3 sons, Mi- Sirloin Patties...... $1.49 Church of Christ, will officiate, was in Hill Cemetery, Lawrence. chael of Hartford, Fred of Chica- E x tr a e a n and burial will be in the Coloma Memorials may be made to the go, and Frank, Winter Park, cemetery. missionary fund of the church or Ground Beef . . . . .J . . . $1.39 m. Florida; 1 daughter, Mrs. Char- The family has suggested that to the donors choice. les (Mae) Fusco, Chicago; 11 memorials be sent to the Memo- Chuck Steaks $1.09ib grandchildren and 15 great rials Fund of the Church. F r h G r 0 u n 3 0 r 0 6 grandchildren. MAKE PATCHWORK QUILT FOR SOCIAL STUDIES PIONEER Hamburger . . f...... ?...... T. : ..79cib Charles Scherer Mass was held at 10:00 a.m. on £ UNIT — The Fourth grade class of Miss Lynnea Martin at North Elementary School in Watervliet have been studying a pioneer unit WATERVLIET - Charles Glo- Saturday, February 14, at Christ the King Church on 92nd and WATERVLIET - A boy weigh- in Social Studies. As a class project for this unit, they made a ver Scherer, 66, of 515 State Hamilton in Chicago. Burial was ing 8 pounds, 15 ounces, was bom patchwork quilt. Pieces for the quilt were brought in by the Our Own Kroc-Kured Street, St. Joseph, died at Mem- to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. students. They then cut the material into squares which were sewn orial Hospital Monday morning. at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Berkholz, Route 2, Box 222, Arent together by Miss Martin. Mrs. Edna Lycke brought in her quilting February 16. Chicago. Corn Beef Briskets $l.l9ib Road, Watervliet, on Saturday, frame to stretch the quilt in. Mrs. Lycke showed the students how to Mr. Scherer was born Feb- Miss Barbara Badger February 14, at 5:39 a.m. in tie the quilt. The quilt will be given as a prize at the fun fair to be ruary 15, 1910 in Colorado. He HARTFORD - Miss Barbara Fresh Memorial Hospital. held at the North School on Saturday, February 21. was employed at K-Mart in Ben- Jeanne Badger, 33, Wheatoq, 111., ton Harbor for the last 10 years, daughter of Rev. George Badger, COLOMA — A boy, weighing 8 Watervliet YMCA basketball Alabama Cat Fish $1.49 m retiring shortly after Christmas. pastor of Hartford Federated pounds, 6 ounces, was born to Mr. He is survived by his wife, church, died Thursday, February and Mrs. Dino P. Mastri, 4636 John Delaney and Ron Bohn 6 8 points. For the Bulls it was 2 Frozen Perch ...89c ib. Lois; his mother, Mrs. Grace 12, in St. Mary's Hospital, Ro- Wil-O-Paw Drive, Coloma, on points each helped the Wolve- points for Tom Burress. Chris rines to a 14 to 4 victory over the Gaynor, Ladd Shultz and Jeff Scherer, Benton Harbor; two chester, Minn. Thursday, February 12, at 12:58 Large Frog Legs.. $1.79 ib. sons, Charles, Coloma. Robert, Surviving besides her parents. p.m. in Memorial Hospital. Pistons. For the losers. Randy Flippo. Wake and Mike Anderson had The Pistons edged out the Bulls two points each. The Wolverines 8 to 6. Tom Burress had 4 points came from behind and won their for the losers and Eric Anderson Eckrich All Meat Franks 1 Ib. pkg. 99c 13 WAYS TO SAVE second game by downing the 8 points for the winners. Bulk Slicing Bologna 99c Ib. Blazzers 12 to 8. John Delaney Pickle-Pimento-Mac. Cheese or Olive Loaf $1.19 Ib. was the gun with 10 points. Tom FARM VALUE CRW Tucker, had 6 points for the The total value of farmlands Walgreen losers. and buildings in the US is Smokers estimated at S342.2 billion, up Butternut Homestyle The Blazzers 26 - The Bulls 8. sharply from last year The Bob Banasik led his team with 14 average land value per acre is 1 l c v e s Toothpaste Speed Shave points followed by Frank Scoma, $310. Bread f. „.^.i f. . . $1.00 2/ $1.19 2/$1.27 Globemaster McDonald's 100 percent pure Natrual Vegetable Smooth 'n' Gentle Fishing Tackle Boxes Orange Juice ^.9.a.l.69c Powder Bath Oil WITH McDonald's Chocolate - White 2 / $3.53 2/$3.15 3 t s sreaMex off re9 price or Buttermilk . J . ....$1.00 RENTAL UNIT Walgreen Strawberry, Green Apple, All Gifts & No special skill required to Shampoo Apricot 89c remove grime and grit from Houseware items New Green Cabbage I5cib full depth of any carpeting. u n c h Revive cokx and lustre without Walgreen Walgreen Pascal Celery ^ . . . .39c risk of distorting pile or Y e 0 w 3 leaving foamy residue. Antihistamlnic Fresh Feet 15* off reg. price Cleans up to 400 sq. ft. per Cooking Onions . . ". . . .^.^.49c hour - dries fast. Cough Syrup Spray Powder 0 r h t e 5 b ba 9 ISPECIALS GOOD THRU FEBRUARY 28 Gra pef r u it. . . .^. i. . . l . . . .. 79c HOUM.Y - DAILY - WEEKEND RATES 2/$1.69 2/$1.49 CaU 463-4251 to reMrve unit. Watervliet Watervliet Dillon Drug Store Inc. Hardware, Inc. Prices good thru Sprague's Grocer yw Prescriptions 336 No. Main • ^NEW STORE HOURS Sunday, February 22 "Service tor the Sick" Furniture Company Watervliet, Mich. Phone 463-5461 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY SUNDAY 8 TO 7 Free Parking in Rear Downtown Watervliet ® 463-3164 Watervliet George & Randy Olds ICORNER OF FOREST BEACH ROAD AND OLD M-140 Phone 463 6127 — WATERVLIET rage Sud Watervliet Record February 19, 1976 Watervliet Record Page Seven ter comeback which saw the Panthers hold Decatur scoreless for almost the final three minutes. The Raiders held a 56-53 margin with just under three minutes left but failed to score again. A Ken Marzka basket cut the margin to one , and gremlins appeared out of nowhere to The can prompt five straight Watervliet turnovers. But Decatur failed to hit the basket each lime. The got your number... Panthers went into a fullcourt press, and with 12 seconds left Chuck Brock stole the ball to set up the final scene of complete confusion. Jim Weaver score 23 points and Marzka 16 to lead Watervliet. Decatur's Kurt Wiese look game honors with 25. Again the Pan- thers lost the game at the free throw line. Decatur made 14 of 17 JIM WEAVER (40) geU ready to put in two points against the while Watevliet made only three TIM HARDY slips inside Decatur defense and puts up his famous Lakers. Jim scored 15 points for Watervliet. Tom Hutchinson (44) for eight. Watervliet shot a fine 46 "ARMPIT SHOT." Tim has been a steady performer for the awaits possible rebound. Tom had 12 points and hauled down 15 per cent, hitting 26 out of 57 field Panthers coming off the bench. rebounds for the Panthers. goal attempts. Decatur, who now has a 15-2 record, canned 21 out of Panthers 14 points in the 3rd WATERVLIET HIGH SCHOOL 53 for 50 per cent. Watervliet quarter to close the gap to 51-48. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAMS Panthers suffer two turnovers amounted to 29,8 more The final period saw t h e The girls' varsity volleyball than Decatur. The Panthers fell Raiders score 23 and pull away to team scored another win Thurs- losses over weekend to a 7-10 record and travel to New win easily. day, February 12, by defeating Buffalo this Friday. The forward wall scored 20 of Berrien Springs in the last 2 MONTtOO MX BROOWAM Nipped by Lakers and Raiders the 23 field goals for the Pan- games of the match. Their record Lakers nip J.V.'s thers. Jon Hiler and Mark Fra- is now 5 wins, 1 loss. WATERVLIET — Free throws son added 12. Hutchinson also The Panther junior varsity zier scored 16 apiece, and close The JV team lost making won the game for Lake Michigan pulled down 15 rebounds. Tim came within 2 points of upsetting behind was Steve Schultz with 15. Berrien play 3 games to win the Catholic last Friday night. Both Hardy came off the bench to toss the Lake Michigan Catholic Dave Willmeng scored 3, Dave match. Their record now stands the Watervliet Panthers and the in 10 points and grab 10 rebounds. team. The final score was 47-45. Backus, Joe Hagenbarth and Jeff at 3 wins, 3 losses. monarch GHm%m Lakers canned 23 field goals, but The close contest also saw the The Lakers won the first encoun- Morlock 2 apiece, while Tim LMC made 11 out of 20 at the free teams close in turnovers with ter 56-34. Lynch and Dennis Kean each WHS throw line and Watervliet 6 out of Watervliet making 18 and Lake The improved Panthers led at added one. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL i 12, giving Lake Michigan a 57-52 Michigan Catholic 18. The Pan- the quarter 15-12 and at half 21-19. Jon Hiler pulled down 16 re- Monday night, February 16, the mpfl victory. thers leading scorer. Ken The Lakers outscored the Pan- bounds, Mark Frazier 11 and Watervliet girls' volleyball teams highway MCRCURY COIICT WITH CUSTOM OPTION The Panthers trailed 13-12 at Marzka, was held to 6 points. The thers by 10 points to lake the third Steve Schultz 10. The Raiders won their matches by defeating EPA Mileage Estimates. Your actual mileage may vary depending on the type of driving you do, the end of the first quarter and quarter lead 36-28. LMC in the first two games. loss gives Watervliet a 4-8 con- won the first encounter 62-39. ••' an your driving habits, your car's condition and op- 27-23 at halftime, but they took ference mark. The Panthers bounced back Varsity scores were 15-3, 15-9. tional equipment. the lead at the end of the third with 17 points in the final quarter, FRESHMAN CAPTURE Jr. Varsity scores were 15-8, quarter 42-41 and were still ahead WATERVLIET - Utter pande- only to fall 2 points shy of putting RAIDERS 15-12. This brings their overall 44-43 with 5:46 left in the game. monium. The ball was in the air. the game into overtime. After taking a 33-16 halftime records to 6 and 1 for Varsity, and The Lakers with a 10-2 league The final buzzer sounded, and the Steve Schultz was the high lead the Panthers struggled to 4 and 3 for J.V. f pLFK.>jl'r BOBCAI? record, managed to surge ahead ball went through the Panther point man with 14 points, scoring maintain their lead. Decatur cut and kept the determined Pan- basket. Watervliet won 57-56, or 6 out of 9 from the field and 2 free the margin to three points before thers down by three points. A so most of the Watervliet Panther throws. Dave Willmeng chipped Watervliet ran off ten unanswer- Arts, Crafts couple of Panther miscues gave fans thought. But alas, the buzzer in 10 points, Mark Frazier 9, Tim ed points. The final score was LMC a 55-50 lead with 1:42 had a stutter. One of the referees Lynch 5, Jon Hiler 4, and Dave 68-53. Hobby show CAPRi il MERCURY MOHRRGH remaining, and the Panthers just signalled the basket no good, and Backus 3. Leading scorers for Watervliet Continued from Page I Above: Town Car shown with optional luxury wheel the score keepers table said time were Jim Brock, Paul Krieger couldn't pull it out. Mark Frazier led in rebounding to participate in Sunday's show covers. All other cars except Mark IV, Town Car, Watervliet connected on 42 had run out when Brock picked with 17. Sieve Schultz had 12 and and Roger Prince with 29,12, and may do so by calling Mr. Blahnik Comet and Capri 11 shown with optional WSW tires. percent of its field goals, making up the ball, but no one heard the Jon Hiler 11. 11 points, respectively. For the Marquis, Monarch and Bobcat shown with optional at the Coloma Junior High School bumper protection group. Montego and Monarch first buzzer. The louder horn Raiders, high scorers were Cer- 23 out of 55. LMC hit 35 percent, Decatur Defeats J.V/s (468-6785, extension 29). Ad- shown with optional vinyl roofs. making 23 out of 66 attempts. Jim sounded two seconds later. So ven with 19 points and Marcinek The Panther junior varsity vance notice will help in planning Weaver led the Panther scoring Decatur won afterall 56-55. with 14 points. battle favored Decatur for three sufficient space. Each exhibitor with 15 points, and Tom Hutchin The win ruined a fourth-quar- The Panther's record is now 9 quarters before falling to defeat will provide his or her own table .v.-.-. wins and 9 losses. and chair, and may set up the 74-58. ... display in advance, from 10 a.m. KTv;"" ~ - 1 ---I' r" On the strength of Mark Fra- Aztec Tomato Aztec Indian farmers were to noon Sunday morning. . •••••/.•: t lii zier's 14 points and Jon Hiler's 10 cultivating irrigated Fields full of rebounds, the Panthers were tomatoes when Cortez visited Set by Mexico in 1519. The Spaniards 99c close 39-34 at half time. promptly brought seeds and reci- Roger Winlord Steve Schultz scored 8 of the pes back to Ecrope. CHS Graphic Arts 8 16 oz. Bottles plus deposit
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Red Arrow Highway — Coloma 320 MAIN ST., WATERVLIET »t — i,.., ' . Page Eight Watervliet Record February 19, I97i Watervliet OES the nearby winery. to honor Masons The St. Julian Winery was Vows said founded in Windsor, Canada in February 19, 1979 Watervliet Record WATERVLIET - Watervliet 1921 and was in 1933 relocated to COLOMA — On Valentine's Page Nine Chapter 232, O.E.S. is holding a its present site. They produce Day, February 14, Miss Deborah Indian Parent Program to be on Makes Dean's List dinner and entertainment for many splendid wines made from Carol Hyland and Mr. Bob G. Committee Shrubs & Evergreens HARTFORD — Pamela Boze, Masons and their wives on Mon- various grapes grown in South- Johnson were united in holy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer day evening, February 23. Dinner western and lower 1 / 3 of Michi- matrimony. The wedding cere- The Indian Parent Committee HARTFORD - Shrubs and Boze of 601 N. Center. Hartford, will be at 6:30 p.m. gan. mony was performed by Rev. meeting of the Hartford Public Evergreens will be the program has achieved the Dean's List at O.E.S. members are asked to After the tour, the group ad- Carl Hausermann at 5:00 in the Schools, District No. 22 will be for the Hartford Garden Club Western Michigan University for bring a double portion dish to journed to DiJuanco's Restau- afternoon at the Coloma United held at the Hartford High School when they meet at 2:00 p.m. the 2nd year. pass and all are asked to bring rant for dinner and cocktails. Methodist Church. Library on Thursday at 7:00 February 20, in the Elm Room of Pamela is a 1974 graduate of their own table service. A plea- A white elephant sale is plan- Debbie was given in marriage p.m., February 19, 1976. the Dowagiac Savings & Loan. Hartford High School and is sant evening is planned and it is ned for the March 9th meeting at by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Election of Officers, appoint- Virgil Drake, owner of County carrying a 3.75 average at Wes- hoped that many Masons and the home of Kathy Frank at 7:30 Gerald R. Hyland of 4710 Red ment of members and approval Line Nurseries, will present tern where she is majoring in their wives or partners will p.m. Arrow Highway, Coloma. Bob is of Fiscal 76-77 proposal will be attend. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon slides and will speak on shrubs Home Economics and Business Johnson of 2768 Carter Road, the main highlights of the meet- and evergreens with a question Administration. ing. Monte Carlo night Coloma. and answer period following. Is your Inner Circle Feb. 20 For her wedding, Debbie wore All interested persons are cor- Mrs. Hertha Woodrum and Mrs. COLOMA — The Coloma Ex- a gown fashioned of white chan- dially invited to attend. Kay Stockwell will be hostesses. subscription due? Members and guests of the plorer Post No. 661 is sponsoring tilly lace. The gown featured a Inner Circle visited the St. Julian a Monte Carlo Night at the St. fitted, all-lace bodice, long fitted Winery in Paw Paw. Michigan, Joseph Catholic Church in Wa- sleeves and a high ruffled neck- on February 10. Some 36 people tervliet on February 20 from 7:30 line. The hoop skirt was floor FLOOR COVERING SALE attended a tour and lecture of the p.m. to 1:00 a.m. length and fell into a cathedral winery followed by a wine tasting Refreshments will be sold train. The cuffs and bodice were test. The tour and lecture proved throughout the evening and at the trimmed in chantilly lace. She to be very interesting and infor- end of the evening, prizes will be wore a Juliet cap of chantilly lace mative in the art of producing auctioned off for play money. For fabric with a finger tip veil various wines and cordiales at further information call 468-5988. trimmed in pearl detail, and she carried a nosegay of white roses, red feathered carnations, and red BAKERY SPECIALS flocked baby's breath. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson FOR THIS WEEKEND Miss Diane Hyland, sister of the bride, served as maid of WASHINGTON CHERRY CAKE honor. She wore a gown of red Celebrate Anniversary $2.39 polyester knit fabric with a WATERVLIET — Mr. and February 24. 1951, in Chicago, gathered bodice and gathered Mrs. Donald Johnson of 331 East Illinois. They have two children, cape sleeves. Her gown was Parsons, Watervliet, will be mar- a daughter, Sue, who is a junior CHERRY PIE trimmed with a ruffled cape and Mrs. Bob G. Johnson ried for twenty-five years on at Central Michigan University, Reg. $1.80 $1.59 hemline. She carried a single (nee Miss Deborah C. Hyland) Tuesday, February 24, 1976. Mount Pleasant, and a son, long stemmed white rose with red (Hafer photo) Patterned Shag Patterned Shag The Johnson's were married on Donald, who is working on his streamers. master's degree at Cornell Uni- WHITE MT. ROLLS Miss Sheri Johnson, sister of Gold-Brown Earth Tones versity, New York. Both children Reg. 69c •oz. 59c the groom, and Barbara Atwater, Nylon $5.95 Nylon $5.95 THE FIRST REQUIREMENT FOR EVERY GOOD Pairs & Spares are graduates of Watervliet High Paw Paw, served as brides- Sq. Yd. Sq. Yd. School. maids. They were gowned in the HAIR STYLE hold 1st meeting PECAN COFFEE CAKE same fashion as the maid of is a PROFESSIONAL CUT HARTFORD — A new group Reg. $1.50 $1.39 honor. called Pairs & Spares had their 3 The flower girl, also gowned in first meeting last Saturday at the Courage Is — Resistance to 12X13 Blue Nylon Shag $95.00 fear, mastery of fear — not red, was Jennifer Ferris, Port- ca>> Lion & Ram home of the Wallace Heuser's in absence of fear. Open 7:00 a.m. land, Mich., and the ringbearer Lawrence. The group are all MacfrjRw6 Gold Nylon Level Pile was Gerald R. Hyland, Jr., younger adults of the Hartford —B—Ca—— Hair Parlor 12x13' $72.00 Each Morning brother of the bride. United Methodist Church and HAPPY 25TH tB&ery. Serving as best man was Gus Specialists in Professional Hair Cutting their friends. WEDDING Blue Pattern Scheffler of Coloma. Mike Kier- Coloma, Mich. Phone 468-6746 Part of the entertainment for ANNIVERSARY 12x12 Level Pile Nylon $88.00 nan, Watervliet, and Gary Wi- the evening was making of gent, Coloma, were ushers. Valentines. After each person MOM & DAD Red Pattern A reception for Debbie and Bob completed a Valentine, it was 9x12 Level Pile Nylon $66.00 was held at Galaties Restaurant Book your wedding presented to another person in Hartford at 7:00 p.m. with whose height, weight, birthday, Thanks for all the approximately 175 guests in at- now and join the June or shoe size matched that of the love and happiness Red Nylon Shag maker. The search for a match- $75.00 tendance. The wedding party, you have given me WINTER along with the families of the ing statistic was sometimes hi- rush. always bride and groom, were dressed to larious. Green Patterned Shag A discussion was held about $89.00 go along with the theme of A time to remember. Valentine's Day. TTie reception further meetings and another is hall was also decorated in red scheduled for later this month. Love All the younger singles and 15x10 Green Nylon Pattern $69.00 SUE! and white for the Valentine's Day wedding. Phone married couples are invited to Sue attend. Loads of bargains After returning from a skiing 463-8802 Gold Embossed Nylon $65.00 trip in upper Michigan, the new for appointment Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson will in ail departments 6 reside at 5835 Red Arrow High- Ruth 12X10 Blue Nylon Level Pile $57.50 way, Coloma. |are here for you now.| Particular people Debbie, a 1975 graduate of Rogalski Coloma High School, is employed buy professional 12x10 Red Nylon Level Pile $54.00 as a secretary at the McDonald portraits from Krakiau Shop and save during Dairy Co., Benton Harbor. Bob is a 1972 graduate of Coloma High Redman Studio In formerly of Twin City 15x10 Blue Nylon Level Pile $69.00 our winter sale. School and is employed as fac- Watervliet. tory maintainer for Continental Styling Salon, B.H., Can Co. in St. Joseph. now at ^ 12x12 Green Nylon Shag $88.00 Warsko 4 BOSTON Redman Styling 12X17 Red Nylon Shag $126.00 Photographic Studio 3 Salon 12xn Gold Nylon Pattern $59.00 STORE Watervliet It is said that walnut trees 123 North Main Street WATERVLIET COLOMA thrive best if the nuts are beaten off with sticks, and Watervliet/ Michigan 49098 Call 463-6551 for appointment not gathered. Watmtiel fwuuim Cs. »i 'jiunnMnwsjnnr Tues. thur Sat. $2.50 off on Uniperm thru March. Downtown Watervliet I Watervliet Record Februar Page Ten 76 Watervliet Record Page Eleven BEST OF LUCI Y THE 1976 WATERVLI QUEEN CON TUESDAY, FE *Y 24, 1976 Watervliet High Auditorium Blossomtime Theme: Is Our Country" Watervliet Theme: '! er Builder — Our Nation ! Dads" ANNETTE JOHNSTON SANDY SHADDUCK ROXANNA ROSE PATRICIA LOUGHMILLER VICKI FRAZEE DARCIE NYBRO This Page Sp red By The Following iinesses V- v:>: tis' Shane's Ore Supplies * ' ^ i • Sulko R( state m.; KIM YOUNG PAMELA LIDBERG JENNIFER HAKE Don Young h *ency, Inc. DELYN LYNCH LAURIE HILER BELINDA McCORD Ga * Watervliet C i Cleaners The First j xal Bank 1 i of V Gard R state DEBORAH SCHULTZ THERESA THORNBURG CINDY LYONS KAREN ROGEL LONNA BURNS RUTH OVERTON Watervliet R Pharmacy Schultz Standard Service State Far trance Beverly Lumber Company Josep Bridges Chevrolet & Olds Country Kite estaurant Sanders Motor Sales Hutchins Funeral Home Alden W Sons McClanahan Construction MARY PAT MESTRE Peoples Savings Assoc. Jerry Lockman ? Tax Service Rogel Lincoln-Mercury DIANNA HAMMONS Watervliet Furniture Co. Watervliet Hardware Sprague's Grocery Bill Stewart's Drive In i February 19, II February 19, 1976 Watervliet Record Page Thirteen WatervliewaiervilKl t f^ewuruRecord Paf>* Lancers down Coloma Coloma selects cast Scheduled public informational meeting on lake tfour proUems ID ChiacK tfus tucdi - for school musical Paw Paw Lake level and flood control with strong 2nd half COLOMA — The cast has been The special Subcommittee of tact Charles Eckenstahler. Plan- the Berrien County Board of ning Director, at the County COLOMA BIBLE CHURCH selected and rehearsals have COLOMA West B Wilson Sts , Coloma COLOMA — The Coloma In the rebounding department, started on the Coloma High Commissioners has scheduled a Planning office. Phone: 983-7111, CNRISTIAN fCIENCI iOCllTY Rev Estes Keoney. Pastor Comets were unable to hang onto senior Gregg Woodward led both School's 1976 musical. Plain and public informational meeting at Ext. 238. P»w St., Coloma Sunday School, f:4$ ajn. f Someplace) the Coloma Township Hall on GAMBLES Sunday S*vlco & Schoot, 11:00 a.m. Moming Service, I0:4S a.m. a six-point halftime lead as they teams by grabbing 15 off the Fancy, which will be presented in Beard-growing contest Evening Sirvlct, WtJnwdty. 1:00 p m. Youth -Service, 7:30 pjn. Wednesday. February 25th at I Else lost to the Lakeshore Lancers at boards and added nine points in the high school auditorium on Evening Service, 4pjn. 7:30 p.m. The purpose of this COLOMA — The Coloma Glad- Conrad Bros. Midweek Service, Wed., 7:00 pjn. Alwood Gym by a 72-54 score. the scoring. Joe Jones scored 20 March 19 and 20 at 8:00 p.m. SALKM LUTHERAN the \ Cast members include Anne meeting is to present information iolus festival committee has an- Park & Marvin Street*. Coloma The Comets quickly ran up the points to lead both teams. Rev. Frederick E. Klpp first nine points of the game and Pethe, Sean Taylor, Sharon concerning the Paw Paw Lake nounced it is sponsoring a contest 261 N. Main Sunday School and Bible clauas, f:IS a.m. Coach Sam Wright gave spec- COLOMA UNITED at the end of the first quarter, Funk, Bill Bridgman. Ken Raf- level and flood control problems for men only — a beard-growing Divine Wortfilp, I and 10:30 a.m. 468-7231 Watervliet METHODIST CHURCH 468-69S4 held a 15 to 8 lead. ial praise to Joel Carlson and ter. Liz Dienes, Phil lannelli, to the area residents. contest. Male residents of the Coloma. Michigan Mike Schmidt and Jerry Gagli- Rev Carl Hausermann The Lakeshore press bothered Brenda Leedy. Chuck Cayo. Den- At this time, there will be a Coloma school district have been FULL GOSPEL ASSEMOLY Sunday school, » 30 a m ardo for their play. Ron Cooper ) Mi. East of Hartford COLOMA Coloma in the third period and a nis Bachman. Joe Mattheeussen, complete presentation of the invited to nuture their beards for Morning worship, II a m. Rev. Emnt A. Glasgow had a groin injury and did not Bob Beebe. Craig Elston. Helen County's responsibilities for lake the next six months in prepara- junior High B Senior High MOTOR SALES lr 24 percent shooting percentage WATERVLIET Sunday School, 9:45 a m. UMYF Sun 4 00 p.m. play. Korp. Krisa Hembree. Sally level control and the Army Corps tion for a beard judging next Aug. Morning Wortfilp, II 00 a.m. PONTIAC — TEMPEST added to the Lakeshore rally. FURNITURE emor Choir. Wed 7 00 pm. The junior Omets lost to Dunn. Cindy Hosbien, Kathy Ha- of Engineers responsibilities con- 6. according to Mrs. Kenneth Cherub Choir. Wed 3.00 p.m. FIREBIRD - LE MANS Coloma had 90 turnovers during Lakeshore. 58-50. Stephan Page fer, Kevin Jones. Steve Miller, cerning the locally requested (Rita) Tibbs. a committee mem- 115 N. Main HOPE EV. LUTHERAN the game, most of them in the WISC SYNOO second half. The Comets hit only had 13 and Dan Davis 11 for the Shirely Wilkins and Peggy Mc- flood control project. This public ber. There will be five winners in Benneti Sub. — Hartford 505 EAST CENTER STREI 20 baskets out of 71 shots for one losing Comets. Crery. meeting is designed to clarify the five categories and each will Monday • Friday — M Gerhardi P. Kionka, Pastor COLOMA. MICHIGAN 4M Sunday School »:00a.m of their worst shooting nights of Musical Director for the play is various separate programs cur- receive a prize. Contestants must Saturday — »-S:M OFFICE — 448-4141 Worship Service 10:30 a.m. the season, only 29 percent. The Set by Richard Barber and dramatics rently underway regarding Paw enter the contest clean-shaven Lancers hit 44 percent on 31 out Roger Winiord director is Ralph Bower. Paw Lake and to answer ques- except for mustaches. Entrants JOHNSON'S of 72 shots. CHS GrapUc Aria Plain and Fancy is a musical tions relating to the above 2 lake may register at the Coloma SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST that tells the story of what problems. township hall from now until NILSON'S Pinery Road - Hartford BIBLE SALES Pastor Duane Miller happens when New Yorkers and For additional information con- February 27. BODY SHOP 305 W. Parsons Coloma YMCA basketball Sabbath School, * 30 a.m. Amish are inadvertently brought Mommg School, II 00 a.m. Watervliet. Mich. 463*291 Girls: Bluejays 26-Panthers 14 14 to 10. Bobby Sekula made all together in an Amish home while Phone 403-5473 HAND MADE - REALISTIC 4 EVERLASTING — Anita Skidmore led her team fourteen points for the Bulls while plans are being made for an CHURCH OF CHRIST all the way be netting 24 points UNIQUE WOOD FIBRE FLOWERS RED ARROW HIGHWAY JJ3 E Mam St — Hartford Tim Clark netted 10 points for the Amish wedding. Lloyd Stinnett Minister Church Supplies & Gifts for the Bluejays. while Susie WATERVLIET losers. Plain black suits and hats are Sunday School. M.OOa.m. Matthews dumped 14 points in for (? RON SANV Morning Worship. II:• a.m. CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH The Comets 18 and the Bom- needed for the men. Anyone who Territorial B Benton Center Rds. the losers. In their second game, bers 16. Mike Sekula dumped 8 Rev. Richard A. Snyder has one to lend to the music Flower Shop^ Sunday School f:4Sa.m. the Bluejays won again by a points and Greg Meyers 7 points department for the play is asked JEAN KREITNER ROGEL IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 6095 Koiser Rood South Center St. Hartford Moming Worship 10;4$ a.m. ACE REFUSE score of 22 to 6 over the Gold- for the winners while Craig to contact Mr. Barber. Mr. Bower (616) 468-6117 Benton Harbor, Mi. Rev. Charles Smith Evening Service 4:00 p.m. MOTOR stars. With Anita Skidmore once Hauck made 10 points and Chad Evening Colls occeptoble Sat. Mass — 7 p.m. Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. DISPOSAL or a member of the cast. ^ MILES SOUTH OF COLOMA SALES Sunday. 0:30 and 11:00 a.m. AWANA Program Thurs. 7:00 p.m. again leading her team with 16 Hauck 6 points for the losers. JUST OFF PARK ROAD Sat Confessions, 4 to S a 7:30 to I 30 p.m. points followed by Donna Collis The Comets took another game rvmr /ef / Hours; Men. thru Thurs. 1:30 to 0:39 308 Main St. 448-3433 pr&r Friday • a.m. te II noon. Sat. • to S Sunday by appointment. HARTFORD BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH with 6 points. For the Goldstars by downing the Lakers 30 to 13. Self-Trust — The essence of SPECIALIZING IN WEDDINGS & ALL OTHER OCCASIONS It West Main St. Becky Sutter made 4 points and Everyone on the Comets con- Pastor Gene West heroism. LINCOLN — MERCURY APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Lisa Watts 2 points. Rhonda M S. Haver SI. Hartford Sunday School. 10:00 a.m. m tributed to the game with the MONTEGO - COUGAR Rev. Earl Slallings Sunday Moming Service, 11:00 a.m. Inman. Michelle Nedwick and following points, Paul Pflugradt Evening Service, 4:00 p.m. Sunday School, 10:00 a.m. Compliments Pamela Watts played a great 12 points. Jeff Hanner 8 points. Sunday Evening Service, * 00 p.m. Wednesday Midweek Service, 7:30 p.m. LONG'S of game of defense. Tom Arent and Jeff Gark 4 points Do you have Comets - The Comets iiad a full each, and Courtney Myers and HARTFORD UNITED METHODIST RADIO & T.V. WATERVLIET 42S E. Main SI Harfford ST. PAUL S UNITED CHURCH Bill Stewart's day as well as taking two games. Greg Myers 2 points each. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Watervliet Rev Jean Crabtree Of CHRIST 28 to 27 over the Panthers and 36 Church St B Red Arrow Hwy. North Bameridge Center Road Hie Bombers turned around Sunday School, •:*$ a.m Krv Joseph Wood (neer Hill Road) PAW PAW to 5 over the Goldstars. Mikki SURPLUS MONEY 463-4131 Moming Worship, 11.00 a.m. and downed the Bulls by the score Sunday School, f:4S a.m. C.J Beehier. Minister LAKE GOLF Fender netted a total of 58 points of 48 to 10. For the winners it was HOURS — M Worship Service, II 00 a.m. Sunday School. 0:45 am. in the two games. For the Wednesday and Fridays KEELER UNITED METHODIST Youth Fellowship, $ 45 p.m worship Service, 11:00 a.m CLUB 32 points for Craig Hauck. 8 for ^/n your Checking Church School, » 45 a m B Nelson's MORTGAGE SAL! RICHCREEK MC DONALD BARBER STYLIST Default has been made In the conditiom of MORTOAOE SALE • mortgage made by Robert L. Chandler and Default has been made in the conditions WELL DRILLING Annie Lue Chandler, husband and wife to a mortgage made by William Perry Mitch CLINIC, P.C — Roffler Styling Center — Mortgage /associates. Inc. Milwaukee, Wis- Sr. and C«rolyn Mitchell, husband and w consin Mortgagee, Dated February 5. 1*73, to Colonial Mortgage Company of Indiar REPAIRING Twenty Words for a Buck! Cutting & Styling Hair of and recorded on February 15, 1*73, in Liber Inc., an Indiana corporation Mortgagt MISCELLANEOUS 944, on page 454, Berrien County Records, Dated August 11, 1970, and recorded Phone 463-3461 5 Cents a word over 20. Any Length •for sale! (Authorized Sales k Service) CHIROPRACTIC Michigan, and assigned by said Mortgagee August 12, 1970, In Liber 179, on page 4 Sales 4 Service Hair Straightening Io First Mutual Savings of Peoria by an Berrien County Records, Michigan, and w FREE In Your Home ORTHOPEDICS rerecorded to show correction In amount (Ads phoned in must be paid by the Monday following date of Hair Coloring assignment dated February 6, 1973, and (1) Demonttration recorded on February 21. 1973, In Liber 944, mortgage, on October 19, 1970, In Liber S issue. If we send a bill, there's an extra charge of 50 cents.) Shallow & ESTABLISHED Professional Hair and Skin on page 7*9. Berrien County Records, on page 102, Berrien County Recon >R SALE BY OWNER — (2) Delivery o( your supplies Deepwell Pumps Michigan, on which mortgage there is Michigan, and was assigned by said mo possibly 3 bedroom home, IN 1920 Care Products gagee to Federal National Mortgage Asso Just call "Vic" Helmsoth claimed to be due at the date hereof the sum •cated on corner lot in city of SPECIALIZING IN: of Eleven Thousand Two Hundred Eighty ation, a corporation organized and exlsti FOR SALE - In Fairplain at Coloma WatervUet 463-3241 Eight and 81/100 Dollars (S11,3MJ1). under'the laws of the United States by loma, near schools. Fully car- or Neck - Shoulder - Arm, "New Man" Hair assignment dated October 12, 1970 a Bright, sunny, modern tri-levpl. 468-5309 night <**> including Interest at 7 percent per annum. ted upstairs. . Complete with Back • Hip . Ug. Replacement Center Under the power of sale contained in said recorded on October 27, 1970, in Liber M4, Four bedrooms, 2I£ baths, fire- mortgage and the statute in such case made page 594, Berrien County R e c o r c ilt-in kitchen. Heated rec room Slipped Disc • Michigan, and was further assigned place, patio, siclone fenced. and provided, notice is hereby given that th bar. Also laundry room in TELEPHONE ANSWERING Alden White & Sons Pinched Nerves- Appointments Available said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of Colonial Mortgage Company of indiat $39,500 by owner, or rent $325 per Inc., by an assignment dated January sement. Gas heat & central air. SERVICE IS WHAT SAND & GRAVEL Whiplash Injuries- the mortgaged premises, or some part of month. Phone 983-4385. them, at public vendue, at the Main entrance 1971, and recorded on January 20, 1971, ;'o-car garage and carpeted HELP WANTED - Installation YOU NEED! Headaches Tala to the County Building in St. Joseph, Liber M9, on page 335, Berrien Com (2-19,26-3-4 wp) BOARD OF REVIEW NOTICE tio. Call evenings after 5, Department. Electronic back- Cheaper than paying office help - Bulldozer, Truck and Michigan, at lOo'dock a.m.. Local Time; on Records, Michigan, on which mortga Board of Review for the city of PH 925-3232 there is claimed to be due at the date her. ground helpful. Apply in Person, Tractor Service Thursday, March 11. 1974. ^16. (2-19wp) leaves you free! Your number or Professional the sum of Thirteen Thousand Eil Two oven 30" oven under gas Watervliet will meet Monday, 7(3 E. NAPIER Said premises are situated in City of Paw Paw Lake Area Cable TV. ours. 468-5747. (t-Mar 4 pd) Benton Harbor, Berrien County, Michigan, Hundred Eighty Five I 74 100 Dolli stove in dark copper with auto- March 8 and Tuesday. March 9 at Phone IN 8-5833 356 North Main, Watervliet. FAIRPIJVIN Center and are described as: (113,885.74), including interest at SVi ( I lor TV trade-ins. Rebuilt and cent per annum. matic unit - very clean $268.00. the City Hall. Hours will be from Watervliet, Michigan OPPOSITE - Lot 3, Block "C", Heath's Second Addition jranteed. One home enter- (2-19b) LICENSED ELECTRICIAN Coloma. Mich. to the City of Benton Harbor, according to Under the power of sale contained in s. One avocado claoric gas stove 9 a.m. to 12 and 1 to 5 p.m. OSCO-JEWEL STORE mortgage and the statute in such case mi Free estimates. Any size job. the plat thereof, recorded January 3,1192, in [nment center by Magnovox - 30" $118.00. Patton Bros., 200 All real residential properly Volume 3 of Plats, page 21, Berrien County and provided, notice Is hereby given tt ; year on picture tube - $357.00. WANTED — 20-25 h.p. outboard Residential - Commercial - In- 468-7195 Records. said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sail Empire Ave., Benton Harbor. will be raised to reflect the new motor. Late model Johnson or dustrial. 463-8659 - Watervliel. CHET NICHOLS Notice is further given that the mortgagor the mortgaged premises, or some part le recent model RCA Danish tentative equalization factor. or any persons claiming under said mortga them, at public vendue, at the Port Str dem. Two year guarantee on Evinrude longshaft. 4684885. (2-5tfc) entrance to the Berrien County Building TOM YORE INC. Dr. gor has a right to a hearing concerning any FOR SALE — 1975 Monte Carlo. (2-19pd) St. Joseph, Michigan, at 11:00 o'clock a.i ture tube $386.00. Patton Bros. Auto Glass Chip Shimer s dispute over this proceeding or the propriety Like new. Phone 621-4033 or City Assessor TOWNE HOUSE of conducting the sale of the premises. Such Local Time, on Thursday, March 4, 197i Empire Ave., Benton Harbor. Robert C. Selkow Said premises are situated in the City 463-8507. (2-19,26wp) (Feb. 19. 26; Mar. 4) BEAUTY SALON Furniture Tops person may demand such a hearing by filing WANTED - EXPERIENCED a compalmt or petition In the Circuit Court of Benton Harbor, Berrien County, Michig Regular hours: Mirrors A & S WAITRESS. Apply in person. CHIROPRACTOR the county in which the property is located. and are described as; \ R SALE — 1973 Wellington NOTICE Tuesday 7 to 4 Auto Radiator Repair During the si* months immediately follow Lot Twenty-one (21), "Byrite Mano Freezers G.E. upright and chest Country Kitchen. Watervliet. 621-3401 being a Subdivision in part of the Southe [60 Mobile Home. Fully fur- Battery Service ing the sale, the property may be redeemed. models at happy birthday Ameri- Dr. Conway's office will be Wednesday 12 to 8 Plumbing Quarter of Section Nine (9), Township F< | led, complete with water bed, (2-I9b) 511 East Main DATED February 5, 1974 closed February 22 through Feb- Thursday & Friday 7 to 8 Auto Parts First Mututal Savings of Peoria (4) South, Range Eighteen (18) West, Ben tral air conditioning, washer ca savings. $379.95 models at Hartford Now Located Assignee of Mortgagee Township, Berrien County, Michigan, ruary 29. (2-12.19b) Saturday 7 to 3 925-2136 I dryer. Must sell. Phone $329.95 etc. Patton Bros., 200 INTERESTED IN PURCHAS- Hours by appointment except Freihofer, Hecht, Oosterhouse cording to the Plat thereof, recorded June on Main St. 1943, in Volume 19, of Plats, page 25, beirn Empire Ave., Benton Harbor. No Appointment Necessary 300 Territorial Road & DeBoer, P C. 4937. (Feb. 19pd) ING A MOBILE HOME located Benton Harbor, Mich Thursday in Watervliet 950 Union Bank Building Benton Township, Berrien Coun CLUBS: Is your treasury low on 463-3842 Michigan. in a mobile home park in Fort (formerly the Post Office' Grand Rapids, Michigan 49502 cash? Build it up fast. For more (Feb. 5, 12, 19, 14, Mar, 4) During thesix months immediately foil- •ro-wave ovens at General TANDEM REAREND — com- Myers. Florida. Send complete REISER'S HOME IMPROVE- Fixtures & Plumbing ing the sale, the property may be redeem ctric happy birthday America details, location, and price in information call 468-7706. DATED: January 29, 1974 plete with suspension and section (2-19.26pd) MENTS — Roofing and repairs, Electric Colonial Mortgage Com pan 1 ings $379.95 models for $319.95 of frame, hydraulic brakes, Wel- care of the Watervliet Record, Nen Homes Indiana, I siding, painting, additions, gut- Motor Repair I $449.95 models at $339.95. ler Truck Parts, Grand Rapids, P.O. Box 7, Watervliet, MI 98, INTERIOR & Assignee of Mortga Remodel & Repair ton Bros., 200 Empier Ave., ters, carpenter work. Licnesed Automotive Electrical Service REAL Dickinson, Wright, McKean & 616-538-8888. (otn) Attn. No. B For all your catering needs call and insured. Don Heiser, Starters — Generators EXTERIOR Cudlip, Attorneys ton Harbor. (2-12,19.26b) All Occasions Catering Service Regulators - Alternators 463-4628 800 First National Building 427-8405. (tfc) PAINTING ESTATE Detroit, Michigan 48224 TRANSMISSIONS — Splcer, Ful- S2I-4024. TFC Delco Batteries Master Plumber (Jan. 29, Feb. 5, 12, 19, VINO SALE — Gas Stove, gas ler, Clark, from late model WANTED TO BUY — Old toy Gearmotors — Power Tools ier, china cabinet, dishes, TOUR THE NEW MINUTMEN. Licensed & Bonded trucks. Over 500 trucks being trains. Any size, any make. Pay CURTIS Jet Pump Motors Remodeling & A Full Service s^ rummage. Call 463-5750 dismantled for parts, Weller Earn $53 to $100 per weekend Delco — General Electric cash. Bob's Hobby Shop. Phone INCOME TAX SERVICE Repair work Real Estate SARNO •r 5:00 p.m. (2-19pd) working only 1 weekend per Dayton — Master Truck Parts, Grand Rapids, 616- 621-3231. (5-29) Evenings by Appointment Flint & Walling — Reliance REAL ESTATE 538-8888. (otn) month. Part time positions. Men RODEWALD Saturday 9-5 Reeves Drives — Red Jacket APPRAISAL-A • FARMB. HOMCS and women 17 to 35. Veterans Free Estimates Residential P TO CAPE CANAVERAL. WANTED PIANOS - Any style. Phone 463-3667 or 4634730 CONSTRUCTION A L_AK« PNO«IRRV IRRIGATION MOTORS — 200 - may qualify to age 43. Many RIVERSIDE 925-4534 and Commercial I )RIDA — $130 round trip - condition, also furniture, old or 341 Bluff View, Watervliet HP Diesel engines, also 150 HP career fields including food ser- ELECTRIC | n & meals • 1 week. Eagle bus modern. Phone or write Mercer (T4-8b) Listings Wanted gasoline engines, complete with vice. administrations, communi- es March 13. Phone 463-5887, Sales, Celina, Ohio 45822 Phone SERVICE S.T.O.P. PTO, radiator, cooler battery, cations, mechanics, heavy equip- a CoUier (2-19-d) 419-586-2588. (otn) Coloma & Riverside Roads Thinking of ROUTE a • Box ISO CRAIG'S CRAFTS Weller Truck Parts, Grand Ra- ment operators, supply and many Phone 925-3132 REAL ESTATE COVERT. Ml 40043 REMODELING? pids. 616-538-8888 (otn) more. Call your nearest National Doll making, sequim, trims, VETERANS WE NEED YOUR Complete Line of Hatervliet Ann Puckett, Broker II SALE — Ten foot pick-up Guard Armory collect. In St. Styrofoam, fake fur, gifts, and PHONC HELP and will pay you for il. 349 N. Main St. per. Self contained. Good many other craft supplies. 449 James L. Wheeler Carpeting 616 7C4-1607 REDUCE SAFE & FAST with Joseph, 9834681; South Haven. "Bud" Rodewald m ilition. $700.00. Phone 468-3775. Part time positions. Earn $53 to Watervliet 463-4079 REALTOR GoBese Tablets & E-Vap "water 637-1562; Dowagiac 782-6011 or Myrtle Street, Watervliet. Phone & Son Linoleum (2-19wp) $100 per weekend. Call your pills" Watervliet Rexall Phar- 782-8801. (Feb. 12. 19, 29b) 463-5796 'tfc) • Residential nearest National Guard Armory DUMP TRUCK SERVICE & Floor Covering macy, 356 N. Main, Watervliet. Whirlpool Home Appliances collect. In St. Joseph. 983-4681; Black Dirt — Gravel • Commercial vatt RCA components with 8 (LT2-26pd) Income Tax Service Red Arrow West at Pinery Ro^d South Haven, 637-1562; Dowagiac Fill Dirt k tape $349.95 models for State and Federal returns 621-4695 782-6011 or 782-8801. CARD OTTO'S 4633698 PARSONAGE CHURCH .95. Terms and good service. Reasonable Rates (Feb. 12, 19, 29b) We Wreck Buildings ;oles in Mediteranean, mo- 30 years Exp. OF THANKS 463-6411 621-4613 ..Come an<| join ag In worshiping 621-45i , and traditional at substan- Hours: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. \ our Lord this Sunday." savings. Quantity limited, SNOW REMOVAL I'ultliii Mil nips \III| Mtpplifs Katherine Kling I wish to thank Dr. Fajardo and on Bros., 200 Empire Ave., GARGANO Dr. Gonzales and all the wonder- PHONE 925-8451 LONG'S on Harbor. FOR RENT IN WATERVLIET — lliuh Oii;ilil\' 1351 Pipestone. B. H. CUSTOM RUGS Hartford Federated Nice 4 room unfurnished 2 bed- I .M *>1 i x ti ••! Phone 92S-2M9 ful nursing staff at Watervliet TV & Appliances room duplex apartment. Close to - I uw I'l il rs' Community Hospital for their Fr«nh Gargano Church iwashers — G.E. portable f j i »U>IIU**»s ( Auto — Fire — LiM stores and schools. Phone wonderful care that was ren- Authorized Sales Rev George Badger. Pastor built-ins at happy birthday 468-7923. (2-19b) GENOA 468-3244 Ward's Duraclean dered to me during my illness. Health Carpet Sales & Service ZENfTH FRIGIDAIRE rrica savings. Terms and Specialist Carpet & Mrs. Dorothy Harkness, LPN State Farm Installation — Cleaning I service. Patton Bros., 200 Upholstery Insurance Serging Full Line of Major Appliances lire Ave.. Benton Harbor. FOR RENT — DOWNTOWN COLOMA • Space for offices/ EXPERIENCED PIANO Cleaning Service Satisfaction Guaranteed RENTAL Fred Ward Agency Red Arrow Highway store. Half-blk. from main bus. TUNING & REPAIR I3S Beachwood Circle, Watervliel ;o ref. $118.00. Admiral $114. district. Sec. dep. reqd. 468-5747 / Bill Schueneman. phone 944-3119 Your Family Watervliet 4(3-4131 Including velvet. Wall wash- If you live in the state of Phone 463-6635 two door $162.00. Terms, 468-7022. (t-Mar 4pd) {l-15tfc; Iowa, you're a Hawk-eye! PURCHASE!! ing and painting services- Insurance Agent rs available as they become A unique plan designed to lower monthly available. Reasonable prices. anteed. Patton Bros., 200 13 W. Main 621-4067 FOR RENT — Profecslonal car- TOWN & REMODELING payments by increasing equity at the time ire Ave., Benton Harbor. Hartford Carpentry of purchase. Be s(ire to look into this pet shampooers. Shampoo and Subscription due? Phone 429-8983 COUNTRY GAS ADDITIONS spotters available. Closed Mon- |D EQUIPMENT for sale or SERVICE All types of concrete and money-saving opportunity before you buy days. Rome's Maintenance Sup- Remodeling & ?. 16air compressors, 10 arc OPTOMETRIST carpenter work, roofing. ply, 463-5964 (1-IOtfc) Fireplace Wood |?rs; 6 torch sets; 10 import COLOMA HEATING & COOLING Repairs a Specialty All types of pole buildings. 12 and 14 wides — 2 and 3 bedrooms solid, highly Dr. Earl W. Reid Homes or business. Free esti- ches, 11 chain saws, 12 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE seasoned oak - Additions & mates, licensed contractor. ers, 2 floor jacks; 2 power JAVCEES • Prescribing CRIBHSSCHOOL FURNACE REPAIRS maple - wild Financing available. RILEY saws; 4 tool cabinets; 2 drill # Contact Leates I NEW HUMIDIFIERS INSTALLED garages Phone ' MOBILE HOMES, INC. |es; 5 vi es, 5 battery char- Available for weddings, cherry meetings, and banquets. AND SERVICED 463-5217 782-3663 3887 Ph. 3 lathes. Herb Rorabeck, For further infor- FMdtty Bldg. Phone 463-4730 671-5644. No Saturday calls. |Call 944-S0S2 for reservations Harvey Hoyt, Sr. — Owner Harbor Watervliet Sbter Lakes mation, please call 463-7029 M-139 St. Joseph, Mich. 429-4800 (otn) Ask for Jim Phone 468-6281 468-6721 Watervliet Record (""'It's right around the corner you know7') OUR REGULAR JUMBO HAMBURGER only Monday thru Thursday February 23 - 24 - 25 - 26 How else can we show our appreciation to our loyal customers?!!!! NOTE: Offer good on REGULAR Hamburgers ONLY. (Cheeseburgers, Deluxe, etc. usual prices.) DRIVE IN RESTAURANT Red Arrow Highway Watervliet l