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lllth Year Issue No. 25 June 21, 1995 o 50fishing and garden- plan a strategy to attract share its Beech Street fire The firm s owner, Edward The police millage levy June 15 meeting he would ing. those types of businesses to lane access to Paw Paw I^ake See COLOMA will run for three years. resign his position 90 days Nine years ago, Sipes the area. with a Watervliet-based in- continued on page 16 after completion of a market retired from being a pro- Three days of input from land marine contracting and analysis and targeted busi- fessor of electronics. area business owners, ban-' residential building firm. ness strategy study to be con- The Executive Director's kers, elected officials, etc., The Board approved allow- ducted this summer. post pays $1,200 annually. are slated to begin July 10. ing Trident Dock & Dredge Hartford Schools receive Sipes, who has held the Commenting on the up- In another area, CWAEDC Inc. to use the Township's post for almost two years, re- coming start of the study by members agreed to take fire lane for access to Paw $10,000 state grant quested the CWAEDC Board McKenna Associates of Far- copies of community pro- Paw I^ke, and in return the make a sincere effort to find mington Hills, Mich., Sipes files, prepared by the Ber- firm will make permanent By Joe Cheshire ing the capacity for systemic a. replacment for the Execu- told the CWAEDC Board he rien Economic Development improvements to the site at Hartford School District change designed to improve ^ve Director post by the feels the firm has predeter- department, back to their no cost to the Township. was recently awarded a teaching for learning for all; completion of the study, mined the area's future is respective governmental Under the terms of the pro- $10,000 grant by the Michigan and to raise the awareness of slated to be completed by Oc- tourism. units to check for correct- posal, Trident Dock and State Board of Education. the public as to the direction tober. Sipes said he disagrees ness. Dredge will provide lime- Hartford was one of the 14 of Michigan's education In informing the CWAEDC with that outlook and is CWAEDC members found stone "riprap" protection districts selected out of a Board about his pending hopeful the firm will rethink numerous errors in the data See HARTFORD along two 18-foot lengths of resignation, Sipes said he its conclusion. and expressed concern the large pool of applicants to continued on page 16 the access site to stop cur- receive the grant. wants to reduce his com- The study, expected to take errors should be corrected. rent erosion and prevent The purpose of this grant is future erosion at the access to assist districts in develop- Charles Harrell is "Top Pop"

By Carole Kiernan This year's "Top Fop," mother, Mary Harrell, won pretended not to notice when cians, gift certificate; Charles Albert Harrell, was the "Best Mom" of '89 and to his eyes filled with tears Dave's Amoco, free lube, oil speechless when presented keep all things equal as well when we graduated from and filter change; Watervliet with the honor Saturday mor- as us out of trouble, we would high school and when his Harding's, gift certificate; ning. The long-time Tri-City like to nominate our father, grandchildren arrived. He is Limberlost Nursery, Corona Area man was nominated by Charles Albert Harrell, for the proud father of three, pruners; Bob's Hobby & Col- his daughter, Cecelia Drake the 1995 "Top Pop" contest. cherished grandfather of lector Shop, gift certificate; of Watervliet. There are so many things we nine, and loving great- A.M.A., All Military Anti- Charles retired from Ben- could share about our grandfather of eight. ques, gift certificate; Welsh dix Corporation. He and his 70-year-old dad. The best we He has taught us courage Mart, five free Super car wife; Mary, who was "Best could do was to limit it to the in times of tragedy and washes and Welsh Oil coffee Mom" in 1989, share their following; wisdom in times of triumph. mug; Chicken Coop, free IB- time between Southwestern The most valuable lesson He will always be our "Top piece bucket of chicken; Col- Michigan and the Lockhart, we learned from him was Pop." oma Hilltop, party tray; Texas, area. Although his service tc church, country, Cecelia Harrell Drake Wallace's Tastee-Freez, absence from this area and community. He joined Charles F. Harrell breakfast for two; Coast to prevents him from rendering the Navy at 17 and soent four Patricia Harrell Greathouse Coast, gift certificate; Nan- service to the community years in World War H. Post cy's Furniture, Fisherman's that he once did, he is very war he was a Boy Scout coffee mug; Friesen Photo- involved in ARMY MARS, a leader known for his over- graphy, free sitting and free service to servicemen which night camping trips. He was In addition to the gift cer- 8X10 portrait; Wesco, one takes, sends, and delivers a charter member of the tificate from the Tri-City dozen donuts; Watervliet messages through the USO. Knights of Columbus Council Record, as "Top Pop," Ace Hardware, gift cer- This is a service of ham radio 4055 and the Watervliet VFW Charles was awarded the tificate; Masters Automo- operators across the world. Post. In service to his com- following gifts from Tri-City tive, front end alignment; We congratulate this munity, he held the post of Area merchants: Coloma Pizza Hut, dinner for special dad and are proud to Airport Manager for many Broadwater Auto, gift cer- six; The Emporium, free "TOP POP"...Charles A. Harrell is surrounded by half of name Charles Harrell, Tri- years and was instrumental tificate; Hipskind Building sundae; Sprague's, gift cer- his great-grandchildren and his daughter, Cecilia Drake City Area's "Top Pop" 1995. in beginning the annual "Fly- Supply Inc., gift certificate; tificate; Trade Winds Anti- (standing), who is holding 18-month-old Jacque Hert. Mr. The nominating letter In" which continues today. The Eatery, dinner for two; ques, gift certificate; J & M Harrell is holding (left) three-year-old Devin Drake and two- seems to say it all: We like to think of him as a Nifty Fifty, dinner for two; Marine, gift certificate; Cer- year-old Brittne Drake. Ashley Hert, 3 years old, is seated diamond in the rough, for Movie Library, two free tified Auto Repair, wheel (front center). He has two other children, nine grandchildren, Dear Editor, underneath the gruff exterior movie rentals; Coloma Cafe, alignment. and four more great-grandchildren. (Carole Kiernan photo) In light of the fact that our is a loving, caring heart. We free breakfast; Bud's Opti- Page 2 The Tri-City Record June 21,1995 Letters & Commentary June 21,1995 The TrI-Clty Record Page 3 WE WELCOME Committee members are WithSenator Bob Dole recently attacking the entertainment in- LETTERS... Ted Blahnik, Vice Chair- GRANDPA nights before bed he always MOST OF ALL I LOVE HIM also fell to their lowest dustry, citing too much violence and poor role models, we asked The Tri-City Record man; Fay Quardokus, Secre- teUs me about where he went Dear Editor, numbers in more than three We asked you.. welcomes all letters to the tary/Treasurer; George DOESN'T GET in his truck that week and all This person I am talking years. customers at Hartford Harding's Market: "What do you think?" editor. Letters are subject to Gaunder, Dick Insley, Steve DISCOURAGED about neat things he saw. He about is my grandpa, MICHIGAN IS ONE OF editing, especially for length, Upton. Dear Editor, often tells me that he met Richard E. Callendar. I think COUNTRY'S TOP SEVEN and will be published at the Sincerely, I think my grandpa, some other truck driver from he is best because he's nice SUMMER SPOTS discretion of the editor. Vic Wier, Chairman Gerald Andrew Hunt, should his company, Mercer, and and he gives me things. He's Did you know that domes- All letters must be signed win "Top Pop," my reason bragged about me all my favorite real grandpa. He tic and foreign travelers and must include a phone CITIZENS being he had cancer and lost through breakfast. He even taught me how to roller- spend more than $850,000 number or address so that the his arm to it. They told him takes me in his truck some- blade and we ride bikes every hour in Michigan, authorship of controversial AGAINST CASINOS he probably wouldn't live, times. He's very special. He together. He helps me with making it the seventh most letters can be verified. NOT AGAINST but here he is seven years really deserves this award! my homework. He plays popular summer vacation Names will be withheld at the NATIVE later still going strong. He Sincerely, basketball with me and he destination and the 14th most request of the writer for suffi- helps everybody out and is a Liz McKinney takes me to auctions and he popular winter vacation spot cient reason. Letters should AMERICANS veteran of World War II and Watervliet buys me nice things. We take in the United States? be typed or at least written in Dear Editor, the Korean War. Gerald does apart roders. Most of all I With our beaches, lakes, Nora Hosford of Hart- Brenda Foster of ford: UI agree. There Hartford: "I agree. Ana Vazquez of Hart- Marge Weeden of easily-read handwriting. It has come to the attention almost everything now, than love him. rivers, parks, campgrounds, Debbie Everett of HE WAS THERE Map' Muday of Hart- j ^ h violence There is too much ford: ^Everybody Hartford: "I think Terry Wayne Purcell Names must be printed in ad- of Citizens Against Casinos in to when he had two arms. Leanna S. Callendar ski facilities and biking, hik- s 00 muc Hartford: "I think lord: I m definitely f ^e kids. If they violence and nudity, forms their own opi- Patsy Heuser of Hart- Dole has gone as far of Sister Lakes: "I dition to the signature. Southwest Michigan that He's strong and doesn't let FOR MY MOM Watervliet ing and snowmobile trails, or some of it is and some U to the extreme as he think he's on the right there may be some who think one arm discourage him. Michigan leads the Midwest against the violence, want to show it on TV, and that's why the nion. There's no one ford: I think so too. isn't. It's up to the WHEN I WAS BORN thinks the entertain- track. There is too LETTER WAS that our stand stems from He's kindhearted and does MORE in outdoor activities. We also There should be more should do it real kids are like they are forcing anyone to There is way too people if they want to I would like to nominate censorship. ' i t night." today." watch the show8.,, much violence." ment industry has." much violence." GREAT prejudice against Native various jobs. my dad, Keith Goodson, for MIDDLE-INCOME lead the nation in public golf a e watch it." Dear Karl, Americans. We want to Sincerely yours, "Top Pop." My dad is a Top HOMEOWNERS courses, with 720 of them I was happy to see my arti- restate what has always been April Hunt Pop because he was there for open to everyone and more cle in your paper. However, our position: we are very Coloma my mom when I was bom NOW ELIGIBLE new links under construction the address and phone num- much pro Native American. and he also helps my mom FOR HOME every year than any other ber were wrong. The correct What happened in the early DOESN'T MIND take care of me. Since I am a IMPROVEMENT state. Mayor to ask for resignation of Watervliet address is: John R. Hoffman, years of our country to those WHEN THE baby I need lots of love and Because each dollar of 10810 Los Olas Dr., River- who already lived here was attention and I get them from LOANS direct spending generates an view, FL 33569. Our phone wrong. And we believe those JOKE'S ON HIM him. My dad holds me when I Higher loan amounts and additional 59 cents in secon- Commissioner for lack of attendance to meetings number is 1-813-671-4399. wrongs should be righted as Dear Editor, need to be held and, best of increased household income dary sales, visitors have a Please give Ann our love. much as is possible. My dad is the best. He has all, my dad loves me when I limits will allow more total impact of $11.9 billion By Cliff Stevens of attendance at Commission was Mayor for four years in Commissioner. John & Pat However, we do not believe a very funny sense of humor, need to be loved. That is why Michigan homeowners the on Michigan's economy. At its June 13 meeting ,the and committee meetings. the mid-1980s. In other areas. Commis- that opening a casino in our and he doesn't mind when the my dad needs to be the Top opportunity to get a home im- Watervliet City Commission Commissioner John Fulton Employed as the Post- sioner Fulton said the City WORLD WAR II area will achieve that objec- joke's on him, like when we Pop. I love you! provement loan. BILLS IMPOSE voted to empower Mayor said, "After he's elected to master at the Douglas post Police force has been in- tive. Instead, we believe a joke about his "bulge." He Dustin Goodson Changes in the Michigan INTEREST ON Daniel Schofield to ask for the Commission he (Camp- office, Campbell was con- structed to increase police MEMORIAL casino will only compound just laughs along with us and Hartford State Housing Development Commissioner Ed Camp- bell) attends meetings for six tacted following the meeting patrols, especially in PLANNED the problem, bringing with it says, "Yeah, too many ome- Authority's Home Improve- LATE CHILD bell's resignation for his lack months, then we never saw and noted he would discuss residential areas, to curb Dear Friends and additional economic woes, lets!" ment Ix)an Program include: SUPPORT him again." the Commission vote and the motorists running stop signs Supporters, crime, and other social dif- He's a truck driver so he's MY DAD IS THE •An increase in eligible issue with the Mayor. and exceeding the posted Another Commission Help celebrate the 50th An- ficulties. hardly ever home, but on the BEST household income limit to PAYMENTS AND Campbell said the Com- speed limit. WATERVLIET member, Beverly Radde, niversary of the ending of Please be assured we weekends he plays chess Dear Editor, $43,575. FACILITATE mission was aware of the The Commission voted to said Campbell hasn't made World War II throughout the believe all forms of gambling with me, watches "Earth 2" I know how everyone will •jyow interest rates rang- COMMISSIONER fact that he would be gone on grant four percent pay hikes PERIODIC meetings for the Buildings, entire world. benefit only a few at the ex- and "Sea Quest" with me, tell you their dad is the best, ing from 1 percent to 10 per- occasions, adding this week to City employees, effective WON'T SEEK A Parks and Grounds Commit- We ask and thank you in pense of many. That's why and pays me to help him with but I can say that my dad is cent, based on household in- PAYMENT he's taking training with the July 3. work around the yard. He NEW TERM tee for months, adding, "It's Postal Service in Grand Commissioners appointed advance for your support to we're opposed to all types of the best. He does extra things come. INCREASES By Cliff Stevens doesn't force me to work, but frustrating because we can't Rapids; and by the time he Gregory Forrester to fill a erect this historical and at- gambling, whether they be that make everyone happy. •Up to 15 years to repay the By Bob Brackenridge Watervliet City Commis- I like helping him. Some- do anything because he arrives home from Grand vacancy on the Watervliot tractive monument for all lotteries, bingo, sports pools, He spends time with me and loan, longer than similar Parents who fall behind in Leedys Co celebrate sioner Natalie Hartstein an- times when he comes home w never shows up, and it's not Rapids, where the training Airport Board. men and women of Berrien raffles, horse races, etc. my brother to show how bank loans. child support would pay a nounced she will not seek re- fair." sessions are being con- They accepted the low bid County who served their The reason we have singl- he'll have some stuffed much he cares so now I am Increasing the loan substantial penalty under 6()th wedding ammersarv election to the Commission animal or some such thing Commission members also ducted, it's around 8 p.m. of $60,483 submitted by L.E. country during World War II ed out casinos is our belief doing this to show how much amount-from $2,000 to $5,000 legislation that unanimously and plans to move out of the -the largest, most violent that they are the 4'major for me that he picked up at a I appreciate and care. cited Campbell's lack of at- and too late to go to the Com- Barber Inc., of Benton Har- -at which MSHDA requires a passed the state House. City. tending Finance Committee armed conflict in the history league" level of gambling. truck stop. Rebecca Payne. 13 mission meeting. bor, for the City's 1995 street mortgage on a property. A 1992 state Court of Ap- On Sunday, June 25, from net and Barry I/eedy; and Hartstein is completing meetings, including budget of mankind. As such they bring with them No matter how busy he is I^awrence, Mich. According to Campbell, the project along West Parsons •A requirement that homes peals decision ruled that 2:00 to 5:00 p.m., the family one daughter, Brenda her fourth year on the Com- sessions-despite his being So, if you find it in your far more problems than the he usually, unless he's not postal training sessions take and Prospect streets and the must be at least 20 years old, parents who are delinquent of Walter and Marion I^eedy Kniebes, all of Coloma. They mission, having been elected the Chairman of the Finance heart to contribute to this types listed above. home, comes to school plays, place two or three times a Elm Street alley. or else the loans must be to with payments should pay in- invites you to the celebration have eight grandchildren to a four-year term in Committee. special fund, please send So to summarize, we love swim meets (I'm on the St. TO SUBSCRIBE TO year. Other absences from Commissioners also ap- help a handicapped family terest on their debts. There of their parents 60th wed- and seven great-grandchil- November 1991, after serving Campbell, who was elected your donation to: BERRIEN our community and we are Joe swim team), and horse THE TRI-CITY RECORD the Commission meetings proved a $750 cost to have member, improve energy ef- is, however, no law to en- ding anniversary in the Fur- dren. eight years as City Clerk. to a four-year term on the TEACHERS CREDIT concerned that Native shows. Call 463-NEWS (463-6397) were due to his taking of three bridges in the City ficiency, or correct a health force the decision. House Bill man Room at the First Con- Employed as an office Commission in November UNION, WORLD WAR II Americans are afforded the Saturday and Sunday vacations. Limits inspected by Wight- or safety hazard. 4498 calls for an 8 percent gregational Church in Col- supervisor for the Berrien 1993, previously served eight MONUMENT FUND, P.O. care and the respect they MSHDA's HIP is available penalty on late child support oma. Campbell gave no indica- man and Associates of St. County Department of Social years on the Commission and tion he would step down as Joseph. Box 106, St. Joseph, MI 49085. deserve. To those ends, we statewide through partici- payments and requires the The Leedys were married Services, she and her hus- Make all checks payable to believe that a casino-free pating banks and communi- Friends of the Court to en- July 5, 1934, in Michigan. band, Richard, reside at 309 WORLD WAR II MONU- Southwest Michigan is in the Karl's ties. For more information, force the fine. They are lifetime residents Sutherland. They have six MENT FUND. Your cancel- best interests of all of us. call (517) 373-8017. The penalty would not be of Coloma. Walter is a grown children. CARRY-OUT ed check will be your receipt. Sincerely, FREE PARKS AND retroactive, but imposed on retired machine repairman Four City Commission Thank you for your dona- Jerry Amstutz, Founder Kolumn RECREATION GUIDES payments due on or after from Bendix and Industrial SERVICE * seats will be up for election All THE WAV TO YOUR CAR i'^ tion to this memorial-Tax Citizens Against Casinos Karl Bayer, editor AVAILABLE FOR Jan. 1,1996. Affected parents Rubber. Marion is a retired this November, as will the Exempt Status Applied For. in Southwest Michigan SUMMER ACTIVITIES reporter from the Tri-City would be notified of the posts of Mayor, City Clerk, Prices Good Thru Saturday of Each Week THE FAMILY HEALTH The irony of the mom In conjunction with the change and effective date. Record, the News Palla- Treasurer, City Assessor, and Medicine Page is a new making her kids safe for the "lazy, hazy, crazy days of This positive measure em- dium, and South Bend two seats on the Board of FRIENDLV MARKETS USDA FOOD STAMPS WEI.COMh ' feature to the Tri-City car ride and polluting their summer," three outdoor phasizes that providing time- Tribune. Review, and two Constable Record as of last week. tiny lungs with smoke at the recreation resource guides ly child support is as impor- Together, they have four posts. 210 E. Rvno Rd. 10 N. Center 415 N. Mam St. With the Family Health same time didn't escape and are now available from the tant as paying other bills on sons: William, Robert, Ben- The offices of Clerk, Page, we'll try to publish made me keep an eye out Michigan Department of time. Those who believe Treasurer, Assessor, Board COLOMA HARTFORD WATERVLIET news articles and features for more of the same. Natural Resources. otherwise and disregard of Review, and Constable are Open Mon-Sat 7-10 The Back Fence for your information and That was just a few weeks The 1995 editions of their financial obligation to two-year terms. Open Mon-Sat 7-10 Open Mon-Sat 8-10 By Aune Bayer reading enjoyment. Our own ago; since then I've been Michigan Public Boat their children will pay a late LOMA MOVIE REVIEW The filing deadline for Open Sundays 8-8 Closed Sundays Open Sundays 8 8 Tri-City Area medical noticing more youngsters launch Directories, Michi- fee. BRAVEHEART —Mel Gibson directs and stars in this nominating petitions for all community is invited to trapped in a car with adults gan Harbors guides, and It is part of a new wave of City elected posts is 5 p.m. Boy, what a weekend ... U.P. drove all night Saturday submit information for lush period tale of Scotland's fight for independence from 5 puffing away right in their Michigan State Parks bro- techniques to bring deadbeat English rule. (Rated "R") Monday, Sept. 25, at City Mix or Match Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry hot, sunny, bright, and hap- night to spend Sunday with publication on the page. faces. chures will help travelers get parents into compliance with DIE HARD: WITH A VENGEANCE-Third film in Hall. py. We had another Bayer all that were left. He was Something new on the new Where smokers and non- the most out of our fine the law. While interest The Commisison terms up Sundae, Neopolitan or Fudge the Die Hard series may be the best with New York cop Reunion up at our little lake. sorry to miss sister Fran, but page is "Talk to Tina." Tina smokers usually make resources. payments alone won't solve for election are three four- Bruce Willis teaming with electronics expert Samuel L. CUCUMBERS (70 ci Our Karlianne still calls it a maybe next year.... is a remarkable young lady, peace over the practice is The publications can be ob- the child support problem, it year seats and one two-year Jackson to stop the mad-bomber. Stunts and action are ter- pool, just to give you an idea Hopefully, we will be able living in the area, with an smoking in the car. Its tained at all Michigan state provides another means of seat currently held by An- COUNWWNE rific. (Rated "R") of the size. to pull off one more reunion "Ann Landers" knack to small, cramped space fills parks and DNR offices. In prodding irresponsible thony Gagliardo who was ap- FRESH GREEN As with last year, there for the Trottiers (my side of reaching the heart of a up soon enough. Many addition, the harbor guides parents. Other proposed ap- BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY-iHELD pointed to fill a vacancy ICE CREAM were three or four families the family). Then we will problem and then offering a smokers toss the "butt" out are available at all public proaches to late payers in- OVER) Bestseller comes to the big screen with impressive earlier this year. 0NI0NS(biinch)or that could not attend, but we have been able to see sympathetic ear and down- results. Stars Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep. (Rated 1/2 gallon when traveling with some- harbors. For more informa- clude ordering community 44 The Mayor's term of office, hope to make this a yearly everyone. Believe me, I do home advice. Write to her in one who doesn't smoke. tion, call (517) 373-9900. service or jail time and yank- PG-13") up for election, is also four event; one year a picnic and realize how lucky we are. care of the Record; she'll be Kids usually aren't so I am always pleased when ing driver s and professional THOUGHT OF THE WEEK—' Beware of the path of years. CELLO RED the next a full-blown reunion. Sister Rosie and sister glad to listen to your least resistance. That is what makes people and rivers crook- $ lucky ... Mom, Dad, Uncle constituents take the time to licenses. That gives most families, Fran and I went to Saturday comments, problems, and Harry, and Aunt Susie all drop me a line of inform me A related measure under ed." especially the out-of-state night Mass at St. Berna- questions. light up with the kids in the of their opinions. I hope you COLOMA RADISHES consideration in the House is JUNE 2J THRU JUNt 2'> yJ (S2-12 OK UiSDtK FOR C. OR l'(.) ones, at least two years to try dette's in Stanton, Mich. In By the way, Tina is her back seat. will contact my office and aimed at ensuring that AMERICAN |6 oz.| 2/ 3 to plan on attending. the pew in front of us sat Mr. real name. When she Forcing a kid to breathe share your feelings on any families receive the child 468-LOMA LEGION •••.V.V.W.'.V.V.V.VIV.V.V We never counted atten- and Mrs. Bloom. They were brought me her column your smoke is child abuse. topic of interest to you. support they are entitled to. LOMA COLOMA dance this year but we had older sister Chris's god- proposal, she had titled it Please write to: State Repre- HB 4497 directs the Michigan AUXILIARY 362 more last year. Don't get me parents from the family "Ask Amy." I rejected her THE FATHER'S CARD sentative Bob Brackenridge, Department of Treasury to BRAVEHEART (K) IU1LV 7:Jll SAT-SI N ,3:3(1 NEWS Valu-Trim wrong. We still managed a church in Berkley. They title because I felt an cover read ... "Dad, I was 821 Olds Plaza Building, Lan- send state tax returns of Newly elected officers of (K) DAII.V SAT-SI N 4:15 nice crowd but, still, it would followed us back to the lake "advice" column had to be born with your looks." sing, Michigan 48913. I look anyone paying child support DIE HARD Coloma American Legion A/'l be really great to have one to visit with Mom. What a honest from the start, so Inside it read, "then my forward to hearing from you CLINT EASTWOOD MKKVL STIU'KH PORK to the Friend of the Court. Auxiliary were installed at •VNW.VVVmWAVAVVVBV.V and all. small world! why use a "stage" name. hair started to come in." soon. This would allow recipients the June meeting. Past I'm pretty sure that sum- BRIDGES OF MADISON Karl's mom came later in Second, with our own Amy To think I brought those to know when to petition the President Kay Warsko did mer has finally arrived. You COUNTY DAILY 6:50-9:20 SAI -SUN 4:00 (lU.IJ) SPARE RIBS the day with his brother, already at the Record I kids up ... at least they STATE WELFARE court for a payment in- the installing. Brenda Feury, Regular or Diet Steve, and wife. Colleen. know how I can tell? All the could see some confusion. could quit teasing me about crease. SOL I II HAVEN retiring Sergeant at Arms, They stayed till early even- grass is brown. They say it's RATES CONTINUE Tina's looking forward to my thinning locks. One even 637-1662 was the escort for the of- Coke, Cherry Coke, Caffeine $148 ing. Even staying for half the dormant; I say it's dead. I hearing from you; drop her calls me "Mr. Potato TO DECLINE RECORD ADVERTISERS MICH-3 ficers. day I'm sure when they ar- would even venture to say a line, please. Head." The insults have By James Mick Middaugh BRING YOUR LOCAL BRIDGES OF MADISON COLIN H Officer installed were: Free Coke, Classic Coke, Sprite, that a good portion of my rived home they were really become contagious... my Michigan's Aid to Families NEWS TO YOU, PLEASE DAILY 4:00-6:50-9:50 SAT-SUN 1:00 (FG13) President-Donavie Sipla, Fresca, Minute Maid, tired. flowers have died after four SPEAKING OF HEALTH brother-in-law, the lawyer, With Dependent Children Vice President-Mary Lou Save 41^ ib. The days were wonderful, days of neglect. I guess I will while it appears to me that called me "Lumpy" during SHOP THEM FIRST! BATMAN FOREVER caseloads dropped to their DAILY 4:15-7:00-9:40 SAT-SUN 1:15(1^13) Danneffel, Secretary-Carol Orange, Mello Yello, with a large group on Satur- water them all day. more and more of us are a volleyball game (I wonder lowest levels in more than Wilkins, Treasurer-Ruth Barg's Root Beer, Mr. Pibb day and more arriving on I do hope that since July aware of the dangers of if he knows anything about three years, according to TRI-CITY RECORD POCAHONTAS Thornton, Chaplain-Dorothy Sunday. It's such a great 4th falls on Tuesday this year smoking and second-hand libel). figures by the Department of 138 N. Main St., P.O. Box 7 DAILY 4:30-7:30-9:30 SAT-SUN 1:45 (G) Vanryswyck, Historian- Welch's Grape or Schweppes USDA Choice Whole (Sliced Free) time to become reacquain- that most of you will be in smoke, there also appears Hope all you dads had a Social Services. Watervliet, Michigan 49098 NILES Harriet Golomb, Sergeant at ted with family and loved and around town for the WBA to be more young mothers great Father's Day. I spent The number of recipients (616) 463-6397, Fax 463-8329 Arms-Genevieve Dolezan. Rasberry Ginger Ale Festival. There will be a 683-1112 ones. Hopefully, next year smoking in front of their mine at the "Bayer Bash" in April fell by more than Anne & Karl Bayer READY Wanda Lindeman was nam- parade and a Duck Race and 12 pack, 12 oz. cans even more will be able to kids. At least that's what ... swimming, fishing, and 2,000, to a total of 201,883. It publishers CASPER DAILY 1:45-4:30-7:20 (FG) ed Chairman of the 1996 Girls BONELESS BEEF come. fireworks and the Little Miss I've noticed. visiting with relatives, some marked the eighth decrease Karl Bayer, editor State Program. (plus deposit) This year Fran and Bob and Mr. Firecracker Contest One day I watched a from as far away as Sweet- in as many months. DAILY 9:40 (|»G 13) Bonnie Baniien, copy editor MAD LOVE Refreshments were served SIRLOIN TIP(io ib. avg.) McNeal, Karl's sister and all on the one day. It should young mother studiously water, Texas. That's where Michigan's total public after the installation. Amy Loshbough, bus. mgr. husband, and their daughter be fun. Come and spend the strap her two youngsters grandnephew Roger took a assistance caseload also BATMAN FOREVER pound and family drove up from day downtown with all of into their car seats, all the copy of this column to dropped to its second lowest USPS869-340 permit for DAILY 1:15-4:00-7:00-9:30 (FGI3) Texas. It was great to see all your neighbors. while with a cigarette "Show and Tell" at school level in more than three the Watervliet Record, See you there. Let's face it dangling from her lips. I dba the Tri-City Record POCAHONTAS FOR COPIES & FAX USE of them. Last year, some and told everybody about years. And payments for DAILY 1:00-3:00-5:00-6:45-8:45 (G) 48 came from Colorado, Wash- ... with just one day off, this could actually see the baby his Uncle Karl, the AFDC, food stamps, state 2nd class postage paid at THE TRI-CITY RECORD 7*4 With Coupon ington state, and Virginia. does seem like a pretty good squirming its head to get fisherman (Roger's now in assistance, energy assis- Watervliet, Michigan 49098 DAILY 1:30-3:45-7:10-9:50 (FG13) CALL 463-N-E-W-S Save 4.51 Ib. Brother Richard from the offer. away from the smoke. my will). tance and other forms of aid Printed on recycled paper CONGO FAX 463-U-F-A-X Page 4 The Tri-City Reeord June 21,1995 June 21, 1995 The TH-Clty Reeord Page 5

Local History & Genealogy What a great aid to the study of history-as well as ac- Coloma planners okay curate information, having Rolling Back the Years... BEYOND SHINGLE DIGGIN'S some real things to put your temporary permit for Stones of the Coloma/Watervliet Area by Dorothy Stark Cannell hands on. Local News & Newsmakers of Days Gone By Bill Beverly's collection of arrowheads and early tools, 1-94 concrete plant COLOMA COURIER WATERVLIET RECORD Submitted by Hartford Irma Krieger's display of 100 1895 90 YEARS AGO -1905 By the time this column YEARS AGO - Public Library from micro- sample foods and recipes us- By Cliff Stevens temporary concrete plant on- Fires have been raging in Coming J.H. Van's Dog comes out I expect to be back film copies of the Hartford ed by the Indians, fur pieces The Coloma Charter Town- the Harold and Karen John- the woods near Thunder Mt. and Pony Show. in Shingle Diggings, cooling Day Spring. Hours: Monday from actual animals like the ship Planning Commission son property would be in use during the past week, but Miss Ceminda Seel of off at Paw Paw Lake. I'm & Wednesday, 12:00 noon-8:00 ones traded to white men (J Monday night recommended for two- to three-week have abuted to some extent Watervliet and Mr. Charles looking forward to being on p.m.; Friday, 9:00 a.m.-5:00 think these came from a special land use permit be periods this summer and since the rain. Minigar of Elkhart, Ind., the homefront where I can do p.m.; Saturday, 10:00 a.m.- Maryalyce Hettig's son, issued to an East Lansing next spring. Mrs. P.J. Johnson has had were united in marriage at some on-the-spot research 4:00 p.m. Phone: 621-3408 Mark), types of clothing construction firm to operate He said material of sand, some neat stationery printed the home of the bride's and get "reader ideas" for future columns—if you want which could be actually tried a temporary concrete plant stone, and concrete would be for the Hotel St. Cloud, and sister, Mrs. J.W. Silver, on property located at 3000 trucked into the site via Fri- HARTFORD DAY SPRING them to continue. on and demonstrated fas- reports the prospects for a south of this village, Thurs- tunities are presenting Park Road. day and Mountain roads. 90 YEARS AGO -1905 I want to find the village of hioned from authentic pat- thriving season at the day evening, June 8th, 1905, themselves. Several impor- By a 5 to 2 vote, Township Both durinc a public hear- The Dunkey canning fac- Bertrand-if there is such a terns by a local seamstress, hostelry. Rev. H.W. Thompson perfor- tant gifts have been receiv- planners supported a motion ing and the Planning Board's tory is running a large force, place-which figured in early even a leather jacket which 60 YEARS AGO -1935 ming the ceremony. ed, which will allow expan- to send its favorable recom- June meeting. Planning and is canning a large quan- Indian, and my grand- had been worn by Simon The Woodward pavilion at P.O. Bowe has leased the sion on the property given by mendation to the Township Commission member Glenn tity of strawberries. They Pokagon. Paw Paw Lake, one of the store building at his summer father's, history. Perhaps it the Roger Carter family. Yore's celebrate Board for action. Keefer criticized the proper- also have canned a quantity no Besides these were care- first amusement places resort to Chicago parties who t ^ the map because it I loved getting the news- Jeff Ardelean, project ty owners for past alleged of pineapples during the past as fully researched information established at this popular will open a store there at ^ disappeared like letter from our museum 50th wedding anniversary manager for Interstate problems with Township two weeks. once> Riggin's Lake, for which my on the customs, religion, and resort, will be under the curator. Bill Beverly, and Highway Construction Inc., special land use permits, L.C. Bunning has his new handicrafts by former management of Edward T. Frank Stafford and family sister, Allene, and I searched assistant "Bibs" Page. It's a On May 31,1945, Tom Yore Two other surprise parties told planners the site would sandmining their property foundry building on Hart one exciting afternoon, on an teacher Marge Dunlop and Tice of Cleveland, Ohio, dur- have moved to Hartford great idea to keep in touch and the former Evelyn Hicks were held in their honor, one also be used for recycling without a state permit, and street nearly ready for oc- old map, but today dried up present teacher Marie Bailey ing the season of 1935. Mr. township. with those members who were married. The Yores by the St. Joseph Rosary concrete from the eastbound using a trailer which was cupancy and expects to move completely. We found the and super-researcher Pat Tice, who represents the 60 YEARS AGO -1935 have strayed beyond the restated their wedding vows group and another by their and westbound lanes of 1-94 originally intended for use his machinery into it within a Riggins family cemetery plot Conway. Heading this com- United Ballroom Syndicate, Watervliet and Paw Paw Shingle Diggin's area. I know for their 50th anniversary at sister-in-law, Marie Hicks. slated to be reconstructed under a hardship for Mrs. few days. in a churchyard on a corner mittee is Maryalyce Hetti^. has taken a lease of the ball- Lake unite to make the it costs money to send-even a Mass celebrated at the The Yores have been this summer and next spring. Johnson's late mother. room and beer garden for the 60 YEARS AGO -1935 Fourth a Big Day. Home- of Rte. 140, with David Rig- with volunteer editors, and I who retired last year from lifetime members of the St. Ardelean said work on gins, from whom my great- teaching and who had receiv- home of their bridesmaid, Keefer also questioned the season. The music for the Rex Delong, clerk at the coming to celebrate opening for one will "enter a Joseph Catholic Parish, replacing eastbound 1-94 possibility of the Johnsons' Kroger store, is the tentative ed acclaim for her promotion Marie Hicks (Mrs. Edward season will be furnished by of Paw Paw River to naviga- grandmother, Ann Riggins, subscription" when I return Hicks) on May 31,1995, near Watervliet, and are active from east of 1-96 to just west using the proposed permit manager of another Hartford tion stemmed, and finally sur- of a Junior High History Club Buddy Walker and his band tion. this summer. I'm sure they Sodus, Mich. Father Adolph members in the Coloma and of M-140 will begin after the after the interstate project ball team that played its first mised where the lake had and a yearly Michigan Week from Philadelphia, PA. Howard Stineman and would welcome others. In the Nadrach, a longtime family Watervliet communities. Fourth of July holiday and be was completed. T been. Regular dancing parties will game last Sunday, defeating family have moved into one I received, they included project. Through her untir- Mr. Yore retired as a completed by mid-October. Karen Johnson, co-owner People have come to my friend, officiated. be held every evening except Breedsville at the local high rooms over the Record of- a "Wish List," things need- ing efforts this projects has supervisor from the Water- Work on rebuilding west- of the property, said she was attention through this year's On June 11, a family dinner Mondays, with special par- school athletic field by a fice. ed, as well as new members been rewarded with a grant vliet paper mill after 45 bound 1-94 will start in mid- unaware of the requirement research, people I'd like to was held at the home of their ties from time to time. score of 8 to 3. The team is Miss Mary McNitt submit- and volunteers. On it were: from the state for its conti- years of service and has been March and be completed the trailer had to be removed talk to or find out about son and daughter-in-law, Jason Elston wins AAA poster 30 YEARS AGO -1965 composed of Hartford and ted to an operation for the Fireproof file cabinets, VCR, nuance. They recognize the Assessor for the City of before next year's July and assured the Commission Bangor players, although the through descendants. Ques- contribution to education Tom and Diane Yore of Modern machinery, bull- removal of tonsils at the of- TV, old cookbooks, old Byron Center, Michigan. Watervliet for 30 years. Fourth weekend. the trailer would be remov- contest held statewide dozers, and graders began permanent lineup is not fully fice of Dr. G.W. Rice Tues- tions come up which cannot linens, and a photocopy these chests can make. Thv According to Ardelean, the ed. be answered from afar. The work last Monday morning, determined. day. machine. By now the list has committee has not rested on She said they are not sand- By Cliff Stevens museum files will help. June 14, on Coloma's newest 30 YEARS AGO -1965 Wilbur Smith is driving a probably changed, but I'll its laurels but has been work- mining the property but A seventh-grade student at national competition will be I doubt if any of us ap- subdivision, Timberbrook The Garden Club will meet new Ford coach. find out when I get back. ing this winter on two new merely removing sand from Riverside School, Hagar No. utilized in the AAA National preciate enough the contribu- Terrace. The land, originally at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow at the 30 YEARS AGO -1965 One of the great projects Treasure chests, which will a hill which didn't grow 6, Jason Elston was named Safety promotion. the Ab Sutton farm, is bank community room with Dave Krall, son of Mr. and tions being made to this corn- the Museum has sponsored concentrate on early pio- Varied Arts & Crafts Show anything and will replace as the winner of a statewide Jason, 13, is the son of located on Red Arrow High- Mrs. Ralph Markille as hos- Mrs. Howard Krall, Water- nuinity by the North Berrien this year is the Educational neers and later immigrant^ topsoil once the height of the AAA Traffic Safety Poster Barry and Donna Wheeler of tess. Roll call will be vliet, has been apppointed to Historical Society and the Outreach Program, which I of this area. this weekend at Cook Center Contest from among 100,000 Benton Harbor. way, just at the southwest wor hill is lowered. answered with "What is my West Point Military Aca- ^ ^ its members in pro- was supposed to help with The purpose of this project entries during the school's Sharon Hatfield, Principal side of the city. Walter vidln In recommending the Gillice purchased the 30-acre Biggest Problem in Arrang- demy, West Point, New g ^ with a wonderful but walked out on when I as explained by Maryalyce. Visitors can sample a pot- and woodcrafts. Visitors special land use permit be awards program held June 8 of the K-8 school, said farm in 1940 from the Sutton ing." Creative arranging will York. He will report fo duty museum of local history! No changed my residence. The is to bring parts of the pourri of arts and crafts ex- may speak with the artists granted to the East Lansing at the school. Jason's poster won first- Estate and farmed the place be done by Mrs. William July i paid curators, cataloguers, last event I attended was the museum into the classroom hibits at the Cook Energy In- about their work, learn new firm, the Planning Commis- Elston took first-place place honors at the school's for several years. He sold it King. Work began Monday on the organizers, or gardeners. Open House for teachers at Too many school budgets did formation Center from 10 craftmaking techniques, or sion attached specific condi- honors in the contest with the poster contest as part of the AAA program. in 1961 to The Blue Diamond Watervliet branch of Most of the finishing on the the end of September when not provide transportation to a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, June purchase items for their per- tions. theme "Play It Safe-Don't Hatfield was presented Development Company. Submitted by Vi Viscuso, People's Savings on their inside of the building has also the first Historic Treasure bring students to the 24, and Sunday, June 25. The sonal collections. The firm must submit and Tailgate." been done by dedicated with a check for $75 from Ground-breaking ceremo- Assistant Librarian at Col- new building. chests were presented. The Museum from area schools show, sponsored by the The Cook Energy Informa- adhere to restoring the site to Burr Smith, AAA Com- volunteers like Fred Mun- Smith for use at the school. nies were held Tuesday for oma Public Library, from first started way back with so she said, "I^et's take some Varied Arts & Crafts Assoc- tion Center, an Indiana its current condition; use the munity Safety Services con- Submitted by Carole Kier- chow, Ed Dill, Wendell Smith Timberbrook Terrace. ' The Coloma Courier news- nan from files at Watervliet prehistoric Indians; the se- of the Museum to the class- iation, features a number of Michigan Power Company site for the 1-94 project only; sultant, presented Jason with and others, whom I'm anx- papers donated by the Tri- cond, later Michigan In- room and help teachers that Midwestern artists and craft service, is located in cooperate with the Berrien a certificate of merit and two District Library from The ious to get back and find out call City Record. Hours: Mon- Watervliet Record news- dians. From the letter- way." makers whose work ranges Bridgman, Michigan, 34 County Road Commission in U.S. Savings bonds totaling ———< LOANS BY PHONE • LOANS BY PHONE i about. I know there are new day, Wednesday and Friday, papers donated by the Tri- writing grapevine, I've Does the committee need from acrylic paintings to miles north on Red Arrow maintenance of Friday and $150. ' Homeowners " Cash Fast" ones. Smith said Jason's poster • "lit * 2nd Mortgage purchase or refinance 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Tuesday City Record. Hours: Monday- learned that these have been help? Sure I Artifacts, pic- woodcraft. This year the Highway (take 1-94, Exit 16). Mountain roads, and deny Bob Muller • Lana contract refinancing • Home or Rental _Thent from newsletters will be entered into competi- 1 tures, skilb used in early show sponsors will highlight Property • Slow Credit OK • Bill Consolidation and Thursday, 1:00 to 5:30 Friday,' 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 used this year as far away as Tour buses and school groups the Johnsons and future for and correspondence I hear days, ideas, personal stories! tion with other poster win- f-ast • Easy • Call 24 Hours p.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.; p.m.; Wednesday, 10:00 a.m. Brandy wine School i Niles artists linda Rockwell, a are welcome. special land use permits on Alum. Seamless Gutters, Allstate Mortgage & Finance Corp. exciting things are going on rp. and Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to to 8:00 p.m.; and Saturday, area I as well as in the Call the Museum and offer dried-flower arranger. Rock- For more information the property during the dura- ners from across the United 800-968-2221 there and greater oppor- your help. Get involved. well's use of natural colors States. The poster selected in Siding, Sofit & Fascia. © FREE Pre-Qualification 5:00 p.m. Phone: 468-3431 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Watervliet and Coloma area. about this and upcoming tion of the project. Phone: 463-6382 You'll love it! See you there and textures in her arrange- events, contact: Dolly Krie- MEYER ONE OF Voting in favor of recom- Roofing, Carpenter Work ments has built a strong mending the permit he ap- & Replacement Windows ger. Cook Energy Informa- TWO MCCORD TO SUBSCRIBE TO What better way to im- MORE FALLEN following among decorators tion Center, Bridgman, proved by the Coloma Town- FREE ESTIMATES agine our pioneer ancestor's RENAISSANCE THE TRI-CITY RECORD HEROES in the region. Admission to Michigan; 1-600-548-2555. ship Board were Planning (616) 463-3906 experience than to tour an FAMIL Y HEIRLOOMS the show is free. Call 463-NEWS (463-6397) A Genealogy Column by Carole Kiernan This is a continuation of the OUTSTANDING Commission Chairman Gary area log cabin or two during Other exhibits will include Griffin and members Matt the 9th annual Log Cabin Day list I began recently of Hart- 7TH GRADE ford area boys who were lost paintings, ceramics and TO ADVERTISE IN Moser, Ronald Clark, Bob in Michigan. Log Cabin Day headquarters, a handcrafted located in the 1839 Berrien The Paw Paw River Southwest pottery, hand- STUDENTS County Courthouse Square is in World War II and there- THE TRI-CITY RECORD Lane, and Charles Abrams. will be Sunday, June 25, this tulip popular log cabin built crafted jewelry', folk art, Una Graciela Meyer was Voting against the permit year. in 1981 for Virginia Handy, the oldest two-story log house after. I wish I could have Call 463-N-E-W-S done it for our heroes from JOURNAL country baskets, stained named one of two Outstand- were Keefer and A1 Schmidt. CAR WASH The following area log with homespun furnishings in Michigan. Admission $2.50 By Roy M. Davis glass, hand-painted clothing, ing 7th Grade Students of the cabins are slated to have of natural dyed yarn made on adults, $1.00 children 6-17, Watervliet and Coloma also, $ but I just don't have the in- Year at McCord Renais- w/any 8 purchase tours and activities schedul- her spinning wheels and under 6 free. The historic FREE formation. So here are some sance Center in Benton Har- ed as a part of Log Cabin looms along with her grand- square is on the north side of bor. This honor is accorded Day: mother's antiques and twig the village. Take 1-94 to more. PURDUE AWARDS •••••••••••• Sgt. Ray Jordan was to a student or students who •Benton Harbor. The 1835 furniture. With spinners and Fairgrounds or Niles Ave- excel in academics, citizen- DEGREES Jakway Log Cabin will be weavers. Take 1-94, Benton nue exit 27, go south. Open 1 another early war casualty. IN-ST0RE SPECIALS At Hartford High School he — ship, and extracurricular in- DURING SPRING KING-SIZE bNltKtRSSNICKERS,, SERVICE DEPT. SPECIAL open for guided tours by Jill Harbor area exit 29: Pipe- to 4 p.m. (616) 471-1202. volvement. Culby. The cabin has arti- stone Road, go southeast two •Cassopolis. The Pioneer was a leader in student af- through one storm. Then and later declared dead. COMMENCEMENT M&Ms . WHEEL ALIGNMENT fairs as well as an all-around they hit another that slamm- Gracia took English, math, Approximately 4,550 Pur- facts brought by covered miles, turn left on Watson Log Cabin Museum, built in Pfc. Paul Stowell. Paul science, social studies, wagon by ancestors of James Road, and go 1V4 miles just 1923 of logs donated by local athletic star. After gradua- ed them into the mountain. was married to the former due University students tion he attended college at e Spanish, key boarding, received degrees during Culby, owner. It is located at past Pipestone Creek bridge farmers, houses a fasci- Bob's mother, Joda Coch- P Kgy Olds. He went into the TWIX Ypsilanti, Michigan, for two rane, was first notified by r dance, and orchestra in commencement ceremonies - . — Sunrise Farms (a U-pick to 4286 Watson Road. (P.O. is nating collection of pioneer Army but never made it _ "" EA. years and then enlisted in the telegram and then his death seventh grade. conducted at the West 69 $ 95 farm) at 1280 Hillandale Eau Claire, MI 49111.) Open 1 memorabilia of Cass County overseas. While stationed in VANILLA Marine Corps in 1940. The was confirmed by telephone. Gracia was named to the Lafayette, Indiana, ramous. $ Road, east of Benton Harbor. to 5 p.m. (616) 944-5719. settlers. Has stuffed Texas, he died after contrac- EPPLE'S> National Junior High Honor ICE CREAM next year he married an Yp- Pfc. Leon Myers entered Peggy Jo Grunewald of Take 1-94 to Napier exit 30, go •Union Pier. Log cabin Michigan birds and animals ting meningitis on April 7. Society in a ceremony earlier SANOWICHE! 39 silanti girl. Vera Janice the U.S. Army on Nov. 31, 7650 Forest Beach Road, 3/ l east on Napier Avenue 2Vz trading post (rebuilt from an from the 1860s, including a 1944. this spring. In addition to miles to Hillandale Road, 1830s cabin) at the Antique passenger pigeon. Ladies McDonald. 1942. After basic training he Lt. C.H. Johnson was Watervliet, earned a Jay was with the Marines was sent to Europe in April of receiving a trophy for bachelor of science degree in turn left. Open noon to 6 p.m. Mall and Village. Indian will demonstrate butter graduated from Hartford FRUIT STAND Outstanding Student, Gracia when they landed on New 1943. In Italy he was lost on chemical engineering. (616) 944-1457. mannequins, artifacts, and churning, knitting, china High School in 1937. He received an excellence in •Benton Harbor. Mary's tapes; authentic tepee, small painting, and other crafts. Georgia in the Pacific cam- patrol and listed as missing entered service in April of paign. In July of 1943 as the in action. Then his death was OPENING foreign language trophy and City of David. Four log scale log cabins; mural Refreshments. The museum 1943 and became a 2nd Lt. in a medal for making the cabins among cottages to painted on ceiling of a is located on M-60 at Stone Marines advanced, a Japa- confirmed by a telegram a mechanized unit of the 5th DAVE'S AMOCO nese sniper tied in a tree kill- from the war department in Honor Roll all four marking The rent. Located at 1158 E. Bri- building; outdoor cafe. Take Lake, south of the stoplight. Army. On Feb. 16, 1944, he SAT., JUNE 24: periods. Gracia has also been tain Avenue, past House of 1-94 exit 6, then west onto Take 1-94 to Paw Paw exit 60, ed him with a single shot. He July of 1944-he had actually was shipped overseas first to Brick M-140, Watervliet at 1-94 463-4135 never saw the completion of been killed on Feb. 4, but his awarded a cello scholarship David. Take 1-94 to Pipestone Union Pier Road 9 a.m. to 6 go south on M-40 to M-60, turn Africa and after a few weeks to Blue I-ake Fine Arts Camp 24-hour towing • AAA & AMOCO road service Road exit 29, take Pipestone p.m. (616) 469-2555. west. Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. our campaign on New Geor- body was not recovered until to Italy. On June 2nd of that iopen daily 9am-7pmi School a gia and was buried in our na- later. and will attend in late July. rm,7m72zmmnmmmBmmnmmmmmzmmmzmauaaew Road north, turn right " on Log Cabin Day tours will (616) 445-3087 or 445-2224. year he wrote three letters to Beyond her school activi- M-139, go to Britain Avenue, take place at the following For information on other tional cemetery there. Sgt. John H. Waldo enlisted relatives. One was to his Gallery Pfe. Fred Hogue also in the Army on June 13,1940. \M-140, just north/ ties, Gracia is active in the turn right, go past House of Historical Society sites: sites throughout the state of father, Jay Johnson. In it he Paw Paw I^ake Youth Soccer & Gifts David, look for City of David •Coloma. The North Ber- Michigan, contact the Log fought with the Marines In April of 1943 he left the spoke of plans for contacting through the Pacific. July 20, United States and partici- Organization. She plays with sign with big yellow 7-pointed rien Historical Museum, a Cabin Society headquarters Capt. Ralph Hubbard, ano- "Vof Watervl iet^F Art, Gifts & Custom Framing 1943, he was killed in action. pated in the invasion of Sicily the Prep Strings Orchestra of star, and turn right at new 40 by 60 ft. log building at 3503 Edwards Road, ther Hartford serviceman in the Lake Michigan Youth Or- Sodus, MI 49126; or phone His commanding officer, Lt. and Italy. He had started out Eastman Street; cabins are housing the collection of Italy, but they never had chestra. Gracia also par- 1710 Friday Road (616) 944-5719. There is a Col. James Roosevelt wrote in the infantry but transfer- Me? at the left. Several log cabins historical artifacts of the their reunion. Later that day, ticipates in the youth pro- Coloma, Ml 49038 on the grounds of the House North Berrien Historical total of 59 Log Cabin Day to Mr. and Mrs. George red to the paratroops. He sur- C.H. was killed in action. Hogue, his parents, telling of vived the drops in Sicily, but * e) i f -(5^?. grams at the First Congrega- of David, now off limits to the Society. Take 1-94 exit into sites through the state that Pfc. Dean Sirks attended tional Church of Coloma. 616/468-9351 public, can be viewed from Coloma; turn left at blinker are hosting tours or other ac- Fred's courage and integri- when our men began the Hartford High School. He ty. Enclosed was a picture of Italian invasion he was killed She lives in Coloma with Hours: 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. A Catholic? public streets off Britain light at St. Joseph Street, go tivities. enlisted in the Marines and her mother. Sherry Meyer, the burial. Then in Novem- Destinations Unlimited, Inc. Thursday, Friday, llv Avenue: Eureka (north) and to Coloma Street, turn right. For additional information by enemy fire on Feb. 16, was sent to the Pacific. On A lot of people don i rrallv know chapters of an exciting senes. ber of the same year, his 1944. His parents were and her dog, Jackie. Saturday & Sunday what u means to be a Catholic. But those FjUhUu Wan "/ hje. .Uter vou've looked Blaine (south); their trailer Located at 300 Coloma on those tours and activities July 13, his parents, Mr. and For "ALL" Your Travel Needs u ho (to have dLscoverctl a yrll-km m led^e. them «ner. vou ran request addiuonal parents were sent a pos- notified of his death on court on M-139 has three log Street. Open 1 to 4 p.m. (616) listed here, phone the site. Mrs. James Sirks, received a self-control and .in inner peace that chapters, again at no cost It's an easv cabins. (616 ) 925-1601. 468-3330. REGIONAL ARCHIVES... thumous award of the Purple March 13, lust five days after telegram from the war .v Come See Us at Our "Grand OpeiiinK" thev've never lunnvn before. Perhaps wav to answer all vour quesuons about Heart. his father had received a let- you could discmer the same thin^v the Catholic Church. And. it could be •Berrien Springs. Storick •Hartford. Next to the Van The National Archives- department saying that Dean If vou'd like to know more about ihe hrst step to the jov of a new lif e. Sgt. Robert Timmons was |C) June 25(li 1 pin - 3 pin L/Og Cabin (1830s) restored Buren County Poorhouse Great Lakes Region is offer- ter from John which was un- had been killed in the battle 'CARL & LAVINA OEHLING the Catholic Church in the pnvacv of To reretvr vour tree materials, a crew member on a plane dated. O 0 I3e sure to register for a chance to win a ^0 (616) 468 7110 your own home, we'd like to help. No complete and mail the lorm below to by owner Dan Schnitta at Museum, a replica of a ing a variety of workshops for Saipan sometime in June, cost. No obligauon. No hard sell. The The Catholic IV'crv«/ h/f, iMKU Fourth being sent overseas. On Jan. Sgt. William Van Camp. I 1645 E. Snow Road. Take pioneer log cabin built and throughout the coming mon- about a month before. #S)> TRIP FOR TWO! Mayhc a NEW TRUCK, Paulist Fathers will simpK send vou an Street, N.E.. Washmtpon, D C 20017- 3, 1944, they crashed into a remember Billy as a slender inlormauve brochure and the first lour 1102. Or. iimpK phone (800) 386-2244. U.S.-31 north of the village, furnished by the late Charles ths. For a listing of the In subsequent articles, I and many oilier prizes. •n LEATHER mountain, killing four men. kid, not too tall. He was a 4 Name rypn. turn south on Red Bud Trail, Pike in 1989. Located at 58471 classes and their times, you will continue the roll call of '' 616-468-3161 ^ U ipUau pnni or Bob was among them. The gunner on a B-17 flying for- SEWING PAVJ turn west (right) on Snow Red Arrow Highway east of may call (312) 581-7816. Hartford area's fallen heroes Address rest of the crew bailed out tress.- In March of 1944, his npstinatioiis Unlimited. Inc. Road, just past the Burgoyne Hartford. Open 1 to 4 p.m. Many of the workshops run from World War II days. c* Siau -Z'P safely. They had taken off, plane was reported missing 193 Paw Taw, Street 330 E Center intersection. Open 1 to 4 p.m. (616) 621-2188 or 764-1678. C oloma, Michigan 49038 Coloma. Ml 49038 Co-sponsored by the Diocese of Kalamazoo and the local parishes of •Berrien Springs. The See HEIRLOOMS heavily loaded, from Wen- on a bombing raid over New (616) 471-9663. Guinea. He was never found St Joseph, Watervliet Immaculate Conception, Hartford •Sodus. Log Cabin Society 1830s Murdock Log House continued on page 6 dover Field and passed Fr. Don Weber, 40-5470 FY. Les Stelter, 621-4106 !

Page 6 The Tri-City Record June 21,1995 June 21, 1995 The Tri-City Record Page 7 Tri-City Area Obituaries KENNETH T. ALBRIGHT "The Nerd" on WHS stage this weekend Kenneth T. Albright, 71, of elude: a daughter, Pam Lane VERNON CARR Arkansas Correctional Faci- Moneca was born August 6, SPAGHETTI Carthage, died Sunday, June of Stark City; a stepson, Graveside services for lity, Brickets, Arkansas. He 1979, in Berrien Center, SUPPER IS House lights dim! Stage through the hospital slow learners; their son is a 4,1995, at St. John's Regional Charles Patterson of Joplin; Vernon W. Carr, 73, of Port was a Navy veteran. Michigan. She was a tenth- lights up! On with the play! records!), the promises brat!) are Robert Nichols of Medical Center after a short two stepdaughters — Janice Charlotte, Florida, formerly Survivors include: his grade student at Watervliet JUNE 23 Another brief season of made tend to fade with the South Haven as Ticky, Carol A spaghetti supper is plan- illness. Smith of Webb City and of Watervliet, Michigan, who father and stepmother, Pete High School. She was a pit- summer comedy theater passage of time. Morningstar of Niles as Funeral services were held Margaret Snyder of Car- died June 4, 1995, at home, and Pat Hardy of Barton, cher in Alternative Educa- ned for Friday, June 23, from opens tomorrow, Thursday, Then, the hero suddenly Clelia, and Jimmy Keech of at the First Christian Church thage; one brother, Ray were held at 11 a.m. Friday, Arkansas; a sister, Debbie tion Coed Softball of 5:30-6:45 p.m. at the Water- June 22, for a three perfor- appears on your doorstep- Benton Harbor as their son, in Carthage. Ministers Mike Albright of Coloma: two June 16, at Arlington Ceme- Lowe of Hartford, Michigan; Watervliet. She was a friend vliet United Methodist mance run. The Paw Paw the promises rekindled, the Thor. Hughes and David Cook of- sisters — Fay DeClue of tery, Bangor, Michigan. In two brothers — Jeffery Har- of Pilgrim Congregational Church. The menu will in- Lake Community Players, obligations reinstated. Un- Rounding out the company ficiated. Burial was in Park Salem, Arkansas, and Marie lieu of flowers, memorials dy of Chicago, Illinois, and United Church of Christ in clude spaghetti, Fren:h under the direction of Mr. fortunately, the visitor from is the title character, a man Cemetery. Arrangements Trout of Davisburg, Michi- may be made to the Hospice Timothy Hardy of Penne- Stevensville, Mich. bread, salad bar, ice cream, Jim Keech, will stage the your distant military past is named Rick Steadman, con- were made by Knell Mor- pan; seven grandchildren; Foundation. field. New York. He was Survivors include: her and choice of coffee, iced tea hilarious comedy "The a hopeless nerd, totally lack- vincingly portrayed by Joel tuary. and several great-grand- preceded in death by his mother and stepfather, or pop. Nerd," with the house lights ing in simple civility, Trapp of Baroda. Both Mr. Mr. Albright was born children. He was preceded in FA YE COBURN mother, Bessie Sykes. Roger and Tammy Yack of Cost is $4 for adults, $2.50 going down at 8:00 p.m. minimal manners, and even Trapp and Ms. Morningstar April 19, 1924, in Mountain death by a son, Larry T. Faye G. Coburn, 90, of Ben- Eau Claire; her father and for children under 12, and nightly, Thursday, Friday the scantiest semblance of have appeared in these roles View, Arkansas. He was the Albright, who was killed in ton Harbor, Michigan, died MARGUERITE WARMAN stepmother, Ronald and free for children under three and Saturday, June 22,23 and social grace. The subsequent before in other area produc- son of the late Mr. and Mrs. an auto accident October 24, Suunday, June 18, 1995, at Marguerite Warman, 80, of Teresa King of St. Joseph; years of age. 24, in the Watervliet High upheaval of your relatively tions of this show. The spaghetti supper is Silas Albright. He was a resi- 1980. Community Hospital, Water- Coloma, Michigan, died three half sisters — Lori School Auditorium. normal life as a successful Technically, Mr. Keech is dent of Coloma, Michigan, vliet, Michigan. Thursday, June 15, 1995, at King of Hagar Shores, Michi- sponsored by the third- to When your life is miracu- architect then becomes the being assisted by members through the mid-'50s to early Graveside services were Orchard Grove Extended gan, and Rachel King and sixth-grade after school lously saved under serious substance of a wonderful of his family, son Chris (con- '60s, where he worked in held Wednesday morning at Care Center, Benton Harbor, Kallee King, both of St. youth group to raise funds for combat conditions by a total evening of comic theater. struction and program), agriculture and at the A&G 11 a.m. at Maple Hill Ceme- Michigan. Joseph; grandparents- a summer camping trip. stranger-well, you'd do Appearing in the show as daughter-in-law Dawn (stage Supermarket. tery, Hartford, Michigan. Ar- The funeral was held Mon- Richard and Lenda Ward of anything in the world for that the put-upon architect, manager), wife Ruth (box of- He came to Carthage in rangements were made by day at 1 p.m. at Davidson Covert, Michigan, Edna King anonymous wartime hero. Willum Cubbert, is Brian fice and house manager). 1971 from Pontiac, Michigan. of Benton Harbor, Billy and But when the years go by and Drake of Watervliet. His Others on staff are Chad Yet- Davidson Chapel, Florin Chapel, Florin Funeral Ser- FOR COPIES & FAX USE He was employed in the Caroline Watson of South your connection with that in- romantic interest, Tansey zke and Bill McDonald Funeral Service, Coloma. vice, Coloma. Burial was in THE TRI-CITY RECORD RETIRED FROM WATERVLIET PUBLIC SCHOOLS...On June 12, the Watervliet School maintenance department of Bend, Indiana, and Robert Board honored two retiring employees, Mrs. Donna Strine and Mrs. Doreen Nelson. dividual amounts to little McGinnis, is played by (lighting and sound), Cecelia Memorials may be made to North Shore Memory Gar- CALL 463-N-E-W-S the Carthage R-9 School and Florence Yack of St. Except for the one year she taught sixth grade, Mrs. Strine's career consisted of teaching more than the exchange of Kimberly Lottridge of Col- Drake (construction), and the Kidney Association or dens, Hagar Shores, Michi- FAX 463-U-F-A-X District, retiring in 1993. Michigan Heart Association. gan. Memorials may be Joseph; and great-great- fourth grade. She began at Watervliet on September 7, 1970. After retirement, she plans to Christmas cards (you found oma. The role of the friend Deena Drake (publicity and He was a member of the Mrs. Coburn was bom Dec. made to the charity of the grandmother, Lula Shasteen travel and do some volunteer work. his name and hometown with the gift of acid commen- program). First Christian Church and 21, 1904, in Hartford. She donor's choice. of Caraway, Arkansas. Mrs. Doreen Nelson also began her career with Watervliet Public Schools on Sept. 7,1970. tary, Axel McGee, is in the Tickets for the show are $8.00 for adults and $5.00 for the Mr. and Mrs. Sunday retired as a cashier from Mrs. Warman was born Doreen was an English teacher in the old Middle School building and has been a media hands of Chris Spencer of students and senior citizens. School Class. Kresge Department Store, April 14,1915, in Benton Har- specialist for about ten years. After her retirement, she plans on joining her husband, Bob, South Haven. There are no reserved seats He married Elois Smith Benton Harbor. bor. who will be Superintendent of Schools at Carson City/Crystal. Also appearing in the story SUMMER and tickets can be purchased May 22, 1943, in Gideon. She KILIAN BAUER Survivors include: five Survivors include: two I Pictured are: (from the left) Mrs. Donna Strine, School Board President Barb Schofield, as the Waldgrave family at the door on the evenings of died Jan. 31, 1986. He mar- Kilian Bauer, 17, of Col- sons — John Coburn Sr. of sons — Donald of Watervliet, and Mrs. Doreen Nelson. (he's a millionaire hotel performance. ried Mary Emzie Patterson oma, Michigan, died Sunday, Watervliet, Frank Coburn of Michigan, and Garry of Men- COMPANY GRAY ACCEPTED developer; she's a teacher of Feb. 14, 1992, in Carthage, June 18, 1995, at Community Coloma, Michigan, Allen tor, Ohio; one daughter, TO SUBSC RIBE TO and she survives. Hospital, Watervliet, Mich., Coburn and Rex Coburn, Marlene Bohle of Stevens- THE TRI-CITY RECORD AS MEMBER OF Additional survivors in- of respiratory arrest. both of Benton Harbor, and ville, Michigan; one brother, COMING? Call 463-NEWS (46:1-6397) PIONEER DRUM & Mass of Christian burial Jack Coburn of El Paso, Charles Friesen Jr. of Col- was celebrated at 10 a.m. Texas; 19 grandchildren; 13 oma; and three grandchil- BUGLE CORPS Jeremy Gray, a 1995 grad- Wednesday morning at St. great-grandchildren; and dren. She was preceded in Windows dirty? "THE WORLD'S LAHGEST SEAMLESS SIDING COMPANY" COTTIER NAMED ^ i uate of Hartford High School, & Joseph Catholic Church, one great-great-grandchild; death by her husband, 7\ has auditioned and been ac- TO MSU DEAN'S Watervliet. Burial was in two sisters — Verva Avery of Charles, in 1991. Carpet a mess? cepted as a member of the The Holy Cross Cemetery, Stevensville, Michigan, and LIST Pioneer Drum and Bugle Nicole Cottier, daughter of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Ar- Helen Dunning of Coloma. MONECA WATSON Corps. Robert and Karol Cottier of CHURCHILL'S FRUIT STAND rangements were made by She was preceded in death by Moneca M. Watson, 15, of Missed spring The Pioneer Drum and Coloma, was listed on the fall Hutchins Funeral Home, a son, Harold, in 1931 and a Eau Claire, Michigan, died SLAMLESS SIDING Hutchins Funeral Home Bugle Corps is a member of and spring semester Dean's Now re-opened with the Watervliet. Memorials may daughter, Dorothy Yering- Thursday, June 15, 1995, at 209 S Main, Nilenrhct omi cleaning? v - 4 SEAMLESS GUTI ERS - WINDOWS both Drum Corps Interna- List at Michigan State Uni- be made to Boy Scout Troop ton, in 1976. Mercy Memorial Medical 463-3811 696 of Watervliet, St. Joseph Center, St. Joseph, Michi- TKll ESnUATLS tional and Drum Corps Mid- versity in East Lansing. freshest fruits & vegetables Never got GUTTER HELMET west and is based in Mil- She is majoring in counTEOussenvicEitr Catholic School, or Lake MARK HARDY gan, of injuries sustained in Call 925-6428 *Nff*w Qcaa To«/ Cooan A DIGNIFIED MANNER waukee, Wisconsin. The audiology and speech Michigan Catholic School. Mark A. Hardy, 29, of West an auto accident. or 1-800-640 6716 i 'fivl 1 IruurH STRAWBERRIES are HERE! M : n Iw.t M.irbor MI «90r Pioneer Corps has been the sciences. ROLAND T HUTCMINS. Dir. Mr. Bauer was born Sept. Helena, Arkansas, formerly The funeral was held at 2 caught up? 23, 1977, in Groton, Connec- of Watervliet, Michigan, died p.m. Monday at Twelve Cor- top corps in Division II at Cottier is a 1992 graduate 1-94 Exit 39 at Coloma, 468-3668 ticut. He graduated this year June 11, 1995, as a result of ners General Baptist Church, DCI finals for the last three of Coloma High School. 7 with high honors from Lake injuries sustained in an Benton Harbor, Mich. Burial years. ft ft tV ft -ft & fr ft ft 6 ft • tV tV ft tWr • £ ft ft v> ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft "i Michigan Catholic High automobile accident. was in Hagar-Lakeshore (ALL * * i School, where he was a Edwards Funeral Home, Cemetery, north of the the tt /»v 11 l'jy» I" He iomteflrJ * member of the National West Helena, was in charge Twin Cities. Arrangements * ^ Honor Society, golf team, of the arrangements. Burial were made by Davidson mi: mrs. CALVIN FUNERAL HOME DAU D. UOHARO. OIUCTOB and school band. was in Sunset Memorial Chapel, Florin Funeral Ser- cleaniiifr service^ TRT US ON FOR Sizt WATERVLIET HARTfORD, MICHIGAN 4*097 He was an Eagle Scout of Park, West Helena. vice, Coloma, Michigan. mirioai Troop 696 of Watervliet. Mr. Hardy was born Aug. Memorials may be made to Survivors include: his 17, 1965, in Watervliet. He Alternative Education Coed Wi-'MtiiH parents, Bruce and Elizabeth was a sergeant at the East Softball of Watervliet. Bauer of Coloma; two sisters —Cassie Bauer and Caitlin 1X0MAID fUKCIAL HOME Bauer at home; and his 4th of JULY Uotwm. m 4IM4 ftli) *744131 HEIRLOOMS grandmother, Ann Bauer of continued from page 4 West Bend, Wisconsin. from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Some Things FLORIN (Chicago time) and there is FUNERAL SERVICE little or no fee charged for the workshops. The Archive Have Always Been .ONCS WtrtCABLt CELEBRATION DAVIDSON CHAPEL The Corps' first tour this 249 East Center Sueet is located at 7358 Pulaski ll- \ ^iwirt«Imi- Coloma. Ml 49038 Road, Chicago, Illinois. The summer is June 15 through 468-3181 next workshop is scheduled More Important July 4 and the Corps will for June 27 and includes in- travel over 4000 miles. Their DAVE WILLIAMS formation for those who are ^ -L final tour is scheduled for Ju- BUILDING SALES beyond the beginning stage ly 11 through August 13. They of genealogical research. Than Others... will tour 18 different states, FARM • COMMERICAL including Texas, Virginia hfiMwtkna Phone the above number to make the mandatory reser- and North Carolina. ft Protvucn*' Cart*. 429-7611 STEVENSVILLE vation. The Pioneer's show this AOoMtfl Huh Norn* FIRST LANDOWNERS... year is "Shades of the * £ Using First Landowners Emerald" and will include records is an excellent way Irish hand drumming, penny £ > to try and determine the whistle sounds, and bagpipe- V previous residence of one's like drones. DON'S CARPET & FLOORCOVERING ancestor. However, if they This is Jeremy's second located and became resi- summer marching with a * * • SUTTON BERBER** dents of a county before they Drum and Bugle Corps. He purchased land, these will be part of the Pioneer's records become less helpful contra line (tuba) and is the laSo//e The State Bank Zi^c/era/ Savings Sank 2:30-3 p.m. Duck Race in Mill Creek Park. FREE INSTALLATION! of Coloma 7-11 p.m. Country music street dance on Main St. with CULLIGAN'S purchase plan CALL YOUR LOCAL BRANCH TODAY! 10:15 p.m. (approx) Fireworks in Hayes Park. Call the Culligan Girl for details. M E M B fc K Buchanan (616) 695-3884 Bridgman (616) 465-5500 Coloma (616) 468-6741 Decatur (616) 423-7081 Equal July 4tli celebration sponsored by the Watervliet Business Association FDIC 209 North Paw ^ll^Ooloma, Ml 49038 <1 1-800-442-2802 Opportunity 'Annual Percentage Yield Minimum balance of $500 Penalty for early withdrawal. Rates sub|eci ta change without notice SaS mimber »oic Lender "^ftftftftftftftftftftftft^frftftft-ftftftft^ft-ftfrftftftftftfrftftftftftft^ft-ft-ft-ftftft I f

PageS The Tri-City Record June 21,1995 Community Calendar Family Health & Medicine June 21,1995 The Trl-Clty Record Page 9 "Diane L. Forrest, 'Deb- WATERVLIET 12TH GRADE Faultersack, 'Melissa Ruth orah Jaggers, Terry Bemice Community Hospital opens HIGH SCHOOL ALL A'S Garland, 'Debbie Lee Ham- Moore and Michael W. Sny- TALK Andrea Hutchins, Anne mermeister, 'Michael Ed- der, all of Benton Harbor; SECOND McGee, Serena Sloan, Lisa ward Hanko, Judith Kristine Cathy S. Milliken, Beth TO SEMESTER Winkel. Hornus, Laura Lee Jewell, Ann Rogers Raucci and new in-house Cat Scan service HONOR ROLL 'Teresa Lynn Keiman, Dawn M. Turner-Bare, all of TINA Community Hospital in posures in a timely and cost allows the images captured HONOR ROLL Jennifer Amt, Mark Ep- Tonya D. Knight, Douglas Hello, 9TH GRADE Coloma; Watervliet announces the effective matter. from the CT to be elec- LATEST ARRIVAL... ple, Jamie Kirby, Jennifer Brian Kraemer, 'Jeannere- I invite you to write in with ALL A'S Nancy Elaine Walker of opening of its new Cat Scan With this unique state-of- tronically transferred, from Dustin Goodson was Klyver, Michelle Letke, nee LaBay, 'Britt Marie questions, "pet peeves," Lisa Ashton, Lisa Deyne, Hartford. (CT) and Teleradiology Ser- the-art equipment, physi- the hospital, over phone lines born May 31, 1995, to Renee Loomis, Christine Leitz, 'Jane Louise Morlock, comments about letters Genevieve Geisler, Alfred An " indicates graduating vice. With this new fixed cians may view previous ex- to the radiologist. This can be Heidi Town and Keith MacMillan, Tanya McTague, "Kimberly Ann Pallas, Cyn- magna cum laude (3.70 gpa) you've read, or just anything radiology diagnostic equip- ams while the technologist is extremely important in Goodson of Hartford. Hart, Tanya Hopkalo, Chrys- Don Milham, Dan Pfeffer; thia Marie Schinck, "Alan you need to get off your tal Hummel, Donia Klyver, and ' indicates graduating ment, individuals will no scanning the next patient, emergency situations and Dustin weighed six Stacey Prince, Tim Neil Selvidge, Kathryn Irene cum laude (3.50 gpa). chest. You don't have to use longer have to travel or wait diminishing the waiting time provides access to radiology pounds, HVo ounces. Dawn Sherwood, Alicia Reeves, Deborah Saltzgiver, your real name. It's free ad- Ziemke. Sprunk, Debra Luth Till- for CT services. Previously, for the patients. interpretation 24 hours per DustuTs proud grand- Christopher Scheid, Amanda mann, 'Kristina France BATES ON HONOR ROLL free-lance write? Mv Zi R^BW-CUTTING AT NEW RITE AID STORE...Company this service was completed To better serve the com- day on CT services. parents are Darrell and Schulz, Kyle Sells, Stephanie Wade, Kyle Andrew Ziegler; of,iclals and 10031 Community Hospital has Adam Crain, Benita INDIANA nions do not necessanlv dignitaries gathered for a ribbon-cutting on a mobile unit and avail- munity, Radiology Associ- Sharon Goodson of Hart- Megna, Richard Morlock. Hartford-Florence Ann 0 ceremon DeSantiago, Robert Drum- rpflprt L f thfc y at Rite Aid's newest store on Paw Paw Avenue in able only two days per week. ates of Berrien County has experienced staff available ford. Mike and Tami Cowgill, Evelyn Mae Kemp, UNIVERSITY- mond, Amanda Eftink, Shel- TWt hp ^hVI Writ* In m Coloma- From the left is Bob Lajoie, District Manager for This extremely versatile provided Community Hospi- 24 hours a day, seven days a Campbell of Watervliet, LAKE MICHIGAN Carol Lynn Shade; Rite Aid; Calvin Helmick ley Fosdick, Tara Gauthier, PURDUE Klk hf Tina ^/n TH-Trtv ' Market Manager; Bob Morlock. imaging machine allows for tal with the latest in week, to serve you. and Mike andv Penny Watervliet-Mary Eliza- y Helen Morloek Sand rapid sequencing, short ex- teleradiology. Teleradiology Angela Giunta, Tia Green, COLLEGE UNIVERSITY p n Rnv 7 wt ' y Kramer, Eleanor Kendall, Marion Town of Otsego^ Michi- beth Cartwright, 'Dietra Ann Record, P.O. Box 7, Water- smith, Frank Callender, and Front End Store Manager gan. Joe Hall, Emily Hutchins; ANNOUNCES 334 INDIANAPOLIS vliet, MI 49098. Michelle LeBeau, Laura Harper, Rebeka Lynn Har- Carolyn Kienzle. (Joe Cheshire photo) RED CROSS NEWS Van Buren County Chapter Milham, Alison Molter, GRADUATES FOR ris, 'Nicole Marie Hiler, DEAN'S LIST Dear Tina, Classes being formed for of the American Red Cross is Christopher Purvis, John Rebecca Ellen Hutchins, Academic excellence was I've been married for 1995 'Sara Jean Leighty, Angela sponsoring an "Instructor Roberts, Jacob Roe, Holly Three hundred thirty-four earned by 55 Indiana Univer- several years. My wife has a Nichole Pillow, Kathy Gail senior citizen drivers Training Class" on Saturday, Rose, Allison Saetre, Melissa students will receive asso- sity School of Dentistry 12-year-old daughter from a Prillwitz, 'KarenK. (Strong) Rite Aid celebrates grand opening July 8. This class is open to Schultz, Julie Vawter, ciate's degrees and certi- students. previous marriage. I've tried By Cliff Stevens Share a photo of your "Kute Kids" with vour friends and Warsko. Senior Center beginning in those people that have cur- Rachel Warner, Amanda ficates from Lake Michigan Lynn R. Bates of Indiana- to gain her acceptance and Classes are now being neighbors who read The Tri-City Record. Make sure you By Joe Cheshire macy Manager Don Olson August. rent CPR and First Aid class Winkel, Elizabeth Wood. RECEIVING lis, a student at Indiana be her friend. I want to make formed for the new and im- write your kids's names on the back of each photo and in- College in commencement Rite Aid is celebrating the welcome all to stop by during Graduate drivers who cards. Instructors can teach CERTIFICATES Kniversity-Purdu e Universi- her realize that in no way do I proved AARP 55 Alive clude any information about them you'd like to see in the 10TH GRADE ceremonies to be held Sun- grand opening of its new Col- the grand opening. Store complete the course may be classes at their place of OF ACHIEVEMENT ty Indianapolis, was named wish to take the place of her refresher courses for drivers paper, including mom and dad, grandpa and grandma, ALL A'S day, May 7, at 3 p.m. Those oma Pharmacy, located at hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. eligible for discounts on their employment and/or at their Hartford-Donald Richard to the Dean's List for the se- 50 years of age and older. etc. Send the photo to The Tri-City Record, Box 7, Amy Beebe, Lindsay graduating with straight A's Romeo; father. She has resisted my 6699 Paw Paw Avenue; and Monday through Saturday automobile insurance. local Red Cross Office. Dlouhy, Nicholas Schultz, are Sherry Leigh Collin, Lin- cond semester of the 1994-95 efforts and at times seems to also one in Marshall, Mich, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sun- Registration ends July 17. Additional information Watervliet, MI 49098. Pick up the photo after it appears in Watervliet-Wendy Lynne academic vear. She is the This class is from 9 a.m.-5 the Record or include a SASE and we'll mail it bark to vou Sarah Verville. da F. Denbow, James Pat- go out of her way to make The grand opening will be an day. The eight-hour refresher regarding registration or the p.m., and a sack lunch is sug- Becker, Vincent Craig daughter of Arthur and Bar- trouble. Is there anything I course is designed to im- HONOR ROLL rick Dooley, Michelle Hill. Chacon. ongoing event stretching out The building in downtown 55 Alive driver refresher gested. Drinks and cookies Loretta Bennett, Christina Andrew James Jeschke, Jac- bara Scherer of Water- can do to convince her that 1 over a two-month perioa. Coloma, formerly housing prove the driving skills for course may be obtained by vliet, Mich. will be provided. Dikareva, Linda Harper, An- quelyn Lee Kamerer, Tho- SIENA HEIGHTS only want to be her friend Moving its facility from the Rite Aid, will be an outlet for anyone 50 years of age and calling Mary Ann Cordaro at For more details, please HARTFORD drea Hopkalo, Mike Horton, mas Dennis Kehoe Jr., Jody COLLEGE AT LMC SINNETT AMONG and have a good relation- downtown Coloma area to all discontinued Hook's pro- older and make them more 468-4212 or Eleanor Kendall call (616) 621-6456 Monday- MIDDLE SCHOOL Ben Iliff, Jennifer Llanto, Lynn LaVine, and Kathleen SMC STUDENTS ship? the former Hook's Drugstore ducts which Rite Aid doesn't aware of safe driving. at the North Berrien Senior Thursday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Trisha Lynch, Brad Privett, Sue Partin. Students grad- GRADUATES 35 The Stepfather building at Hilltop on Paw The fee for the program is STUDENT OF carry. Everything will be Center, 468-3366. Craig Pullins; uating with honors are in- WITH NAMED TO Paw Avenue, Rite Aid has marked one-half off and sold $8, and courses are slated to THE WEEK Allyson Roe, Nicholas dicated by * for honors (3.25 DEAN'S LIST Dear Stepfather, completely remodeled the at the downtown store. be held at the North Berrien Stockton, Jason Sweet, Ryan gpa), ** for high honors BACHELOR'S Shana Sinnett of Water- I, too, have a wonderful floors, walls, and added all Congratulations to Josh three years. He enjoyed the Vawter, John Warner, Vic- (3.75), and **' for highest DEGREES vliet was among 60 South- "stepfather." Don't try too new equipment. The friendly SMOKELESS TEDDY Gray for being chosen as Quest class taught by Mrs. toria Zandarski, Bridget honors (4.0). Tri-City Area On Sunday, Mav 7, thirty- western Michigan College hard! I think it's wonderful store features extra-wide TOBACCO NO i Hartford Middle School's French. In truth. Josh has Henson. students receiving degrees five students will graduate students named to the Dean's that you care so much about aisles to assist the handicap- RECORD ADVERTISERS Student of the Week. He is 15 SAFER THAN enjoyed all of his three years 11TH GRADE are: with bachelor's degrees from List for the winter 1995 her feelings. She's 12. She'll ped shoppers wjth wheel- BRING VOUR LOCAL BEAR years old and in the eighth ALL A'S need time to mature and ad- in Middle School. Coloma-Jeffery Alan Siena Heights College at semester. Students are chairs. NEWS TO YOU, PLEASE CIGARETTES grade. Jerry Emhoff, Emilie For- Adams, 'Barbara J. Balkin, just to you. Stay back a little, l^ke Michigan College. awarded this honor for main- Store Front End Manager SHOP THEM FIRST! Many Americans are trad- He was nominated by Mr. rester, Jason Kiernan, Josh Candace Joanna Church, Among those graduates taining a grade point aver- and be a friend when you Carolyn Kienzle and Phar- ing one bad habit for another. PICNIC Ward for helping to clean the Wheeler, Sarah Zepik. Marjorie Ann Clayton, are the following Tri-City age of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 can. If she sees her mother As cigarette smoking has room and keeping things HONOR ROLL ***Linda F. Denbow, Ix)rna Area residents: scale while carrying a full happy with you, I think she'll declined in popularity over neat as part of skills ser- Jennifer Armstrong, Tim Marie Dillard, Rebecca L. Rafe Aaron Aalderink, load of studies (at least eventually come around. Be the last fifteen years, use of FRIDAY vices. Ashton, Kelly Borr, Melinda Rebecca Brantner Costie, twelve credit hours). patient and show her you like smokeless tobacco (also call Josh is a member of the Buck, David Camp, Steve ner even when she's difficult. "snuff" uchew" or udip") Gospel Lighthouse Church. Deyne, Amber Eberhard, Step back enough, too, so she The has steadily climbed, par- JUNE 30 In school, he is involved in Jennifer Eftink, Dan Golla- can still have some time ts ticularly among the young. band, Middle School track day, Dan Gunn; alone with her mom. Some of Young males 18-25 make up and football, and is a Student Lisa Huff, Tiffany Hum- BUSINESS CARD the problem could be jea- the largest group of users; lla.m.-12:30 p.m. Council member. mel, Greg Klopp, Beth lousy. Thanks for writing. Spinal 12.1 percent use it today and Josh as one older brother, Kulick, Bill McDonald, Isaac about half of them took up i A.J. Gray, who is in the 12th Pillow, Heather Postelli, UK - ^ Vli the habit as teen-agers. Community Hospital will sponsor its grade. They are the sons of Jason Querfurth, Rita BULLETIN BOARD I Why the attraction to plac- Russell and Linda Gray. Rodriguez, Aimee Saltz- Column Hy l)r AnJriu IXHjti'i ing a wad of tobacco between third Teddy Hear Picnic on Friday, He says Mr. Hilton was his giver, Kristina Seils, Belinda For Subscription & Advertising Information MEDICAL NEWS: WEIGHT MANAGEMENT THE the lip and gum? Part of the June 30. 1995. IIa.m. to 12:30p.m. favorite teacher these last Shoemaker. Sergio Zanon. NATURAL WAY ...Ask about the Back In Shape Weight problem may be chewing Call 463 N-E-W-S or Fax 463-IJ-F-A-X Management System using CitriMax. This is not a diet, tobacco's somewhat glamor- but rather a system designed to help you eat properly for ous image-it's been the pet (jiildren up to age fire are invited lifelong good health. The backbone of this system is a vice of many athletes, a NANCYS product called CitriMax Complex. It contains only group often seen as heroes to bring a blanket, sack lunch and a § and role models by boys and jBooni i natural substances-no stimulants or caffeine. Studies MAY young men. What keeps favorite teddy bear for lunch on the COMMUNITY FURNITURE lave shown that CitriMax is as safe as the citric acid jt^ 3032* di-ifo Phone 468 5200 LANDSCAIMNC found in oranges. smokeless tobacco users hospital grounds, tin joy stories, hooked is what keeps Covixt, cMO 49043 6671 Red Arrow llwy , Colonu Voir offvriiifi n nnnfJrir The Back In Shape System, combined with sensible songs, games and lunch (beverages lawn wrvirr. iin linlinu eating, supplementation, exercise and regular chiroprac- smokers hooked-the tem- Dog Food ccie) porary feeling of calmness Dog Supprwt iAYAWAV ft nunvinft, iriinininx ami tic care, can help you achieve better health. will be provided). Hunting Ctolhw FINAMCINa and euphoria that the nico- CALENDAR B* and Donne AVAIUftifl weeilinft. tor n jrrr tine produces. And as with Sponsored as a community service by Orchard Hill Sanitary Landfill Boofi Collir: A LMOt Btnntfl csliinntr, mil ( hitrk Gift Ideas MIDWAY CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC smoking, many pay the price orFAX0^^^^3,'1?11188 t0 T k6 Tri'City ReC0rd' Box 7' Watervliet, Ml 49098 Ma v or llrill (»nit ill ol 7652 Red Arrow Hwy, Watervliet 463-4100 or 463-6700 In case of rain, the picnic will move or FAX them to 463-8329. Listings must be renewed weekly, deadline is Noon, Mondav SHARP for that buzz, in disease and, Mon . Wed & Fn. 9-1. 3-6; Tue & Ihur. 91. 3-8. Sat. 9 1 inside. Registration is not reguired. Now-Thursday, June 22, PHYSICALS Friday. June 30, 11:30 a.m l2:30 COLOMA SASH & DOOR (616| 695-2044 some, with their lives. FOR ALL WATERVLIET JR. & SR. HIGH check to Community Hospital, Pris- Just as cigarette smoking p.m., TEDDY BEAR PICNIC, Communi- cilia Kelley, Medical Park Drive, SERVING SINCE 1969 ATHLETES. Cost is $15; call 463-3733 ty Hospital grounds, Watervliet. Bring is the primary cause of lung Watervliet, Ml 49098; or call MICHIGAN BUSINESS SYSTEMS to set up your appointment at the a blanket, teddy bear, and sack lunch. SPECIALIZING IN ARCHITECTURAL MILLWORK 463-3111, ext. 451, for more informa- cancer in the U.S., chewing JOIN THE FUN!!! Community Hospital Specialty Clinic. Beverages will be provided. Copiers — Typewriters — Fa* tion. CUSTOM HARDWOOD MOULDINGS tobaccos is a leading cause of "For Your Personal Healch" Sales Service • Supplies oral cancer. Smokeless Thursday-Saturday, June 22-24, 8:00 Thursday-Monday, July 6-10, PANELING & DOORS Monday-Saturday, August 14-19, BER- tobacco contains three car- p.m., "THE NERD," Paw Paw Lake COLOMA'S ANNUAL SOFTBALL TOUR- Business & Service Directory RIEN COUNTY YOUTH FAIR, Berrien Community Players, Watervliet High NAMENT, Washington Elementary LARRY RENDELL (616) 468-3737 cinogens, including Springs, Mich. THOMAS J. SCHULZ School Auditorium. Tickets are $8 for School, Becht Road. Coloma. Tourna- P 0 Box 224 151 E. ST. JOSEPH ST. COLOMA, Ml 49038 nitrosamines--among the adults & $5 for students and senior (616) 427-8877 Bangor. Ml 49013 INSURANCE ment fee is $100. Call Linda Zandarski ACC0UKTJNG most potent of cancer- citizens. There are no reserved seats. First & third Tuesday of each month, tmm (468-3644), Terri Bradshaw COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 7:30 p.m., TOUGHLOVE PARENT SUP- ETHEL'S STATE FARM INS. causing agents. Tickets may be purchased at the door (468-7634), or Ron Warczynski COMPREHENSIVE EAN FRED WARD AGENCY Exposure to these car- Medical Park. Watervliet, Ml 49098. 463-3111 on the evenings of the performances. PORT GROUP, Stevensville United BUSINESS SERVICES RUMMAGE (468-5241) for more information. •MtMy AccMfttmi & lootlttpni SALES cinogens can alter the gene- Methodist Church, 5506 Ridge Road. HUFFMAN'S /HUFFMAN'S 24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE 192 Pa* Pa* Sf AutoiifeFireHealth TAX SERVICES Coloma i & RESALE! tic code in cells and lead to Friday, June 23, 5:30-6:45 p.m., Saturday, July 8, 9 a.m. 5 p.m., IN- T.V. & APPLIANCE / HOME FURNISHINGS Your family Insurance Agent SPAGHETTI SUPPER, sponsored by First and third Saturday of each 1-800-697 1139 or 621-6221 Kenneth L Sutton UPS SHIPPING cancer of the mouth and STRUCTOR TRAINING CLASS, at Van P0 toi m NittrvtMV Ml 49011 month, 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m., 25 BEECHW000 ST/ 1 EAST MAIN ST 468-6546 J \ | 13 W Mam, Hartford 3rd-6th grade after school youth Buren County Chapter of American PlWM lllil 4417211 Fn 443 M54 621-4067 WESTERN UNION throat. Long-term users of "YOUNG GUNS" meet at Coloma Rod NIGHTS 926-2063, CARS & TRUCKS, group, Watervliet United Methodist Red Cross, 19 S. Center, Hartford, HARTFORD / HARTFORD SPORTSWfAH fOR W in the GAMBLES STORE chewing tobacco have a 50 & Gun Club. Call the clubhouse for EXPRESSWAY TOWING ' AFFORDABLE ' DEPENDABLE ; Hill UIM Church. Cost is $4 for adults, $2.50 Mich. For more details, call 621-6456 621-3720, or/ 621-4473 UllER WOMAN Si/es 38 54 Main St.. Watervliet percent greater risk of more information. PICK-UP & DELIVERY ' DAMAGE FREE TOWINcl F. Ronald Postelli EXQUISWE FORM BRAS for children under J2, and free to Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. developing oral cancer than children under 3. 468-3720 / Attorney At Law Every Tuesday of each month, 6:30 WOODY'S TOWING & INTERSTATE TRANSP0R1 nonusers. About 30,000 new SAVE Monday. July 10, 1:30 p m., A A.R.P. 170 N. Main Street SHARON YODER Friday, June 23, 5:30-7:30 p.m., UMW p.m., QUIT SMOKING SUPPORT RENT TO OWN' or 'CASH & CARRY' RADIO DISPATCHED 302 W. Main, Hartford INSUREI cases of oral cancer are CHAPTER 3101, Knights of Columbus Coloma 7618 Red Arrow Hwy. 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For more Live oait. fishing tackle, lowing or speaking City, State & Zip 468-3366. tukes, mowers, chain saws Used Furniture Thursday, June 29, 7:00 p.m., PRE- information, call Mary Ann Cordaro, Oral cancer is not the only 468 4212. SALES, SERVICE & PARTS 1034 Territorial, B.H. Please allow up to 3 weeks for your new subscription to FAIR CLINIC FOR RABBIT EX- CALL FAX Sunday, August 13, 12:00 noon, TRIP BOB MULLER CONSTRUCTION CO. 53804 C.R 687 621-4791 danger that chewing tobacco 136 N Mam 463-UFAX begin. Other Michigan subscriptions are $21, out of state $23. HIBITORS, sponsored by Berrien Coun- TO WHITE CAPS BASEBALL GAME, 1 mil§ north of Hartford 463-NEWS Second Monday of each month, 7:30 Aluminum Seamless Gutters 925-4201 (616) 463-6397 P O. Box 7 (616) 463-0329 poses. Users also increase ty 4-H, Craft Building, Berrien County sponsored by Community Hospital p.m., WATERVLIET TOWNSHIP BOARD Soffit & Fascia Trim. Storms BODY SHOPS their risk of cancers of the Youth Fairgrounds, Berrien Springs, Auxiliary, Watervliet. Cost is $22 per HARDWARE WATER WELLS MEETINGS, Watervliet Township Hall, Doors & Windows, Aluminum. Vinyl & Wood Siding CREA TIONS esophagus and larynx, gum PLEASE CORRECT YOUR ADDRESS! Mich. Clinic is open to the public. •mrnn Please let us know as soon as possible when your address changes. Allow at person (meals not included). Mail 3901 M 140. Interior and Exterior Remodeling ACCURATE RICHCREEK WELL disease and tooth loss, Residential & Commercial Roofing BY KRIS WATERVLIET least 3 weeks for us to process the address change. In the area ABOVE arteriosclerosis, heart at- print your old address - in the area BELOW print your new address. Replacement Windows. Snowplowmg AUTO BODY ACE HARDWARE BELFY DRILLING CO. Taking Care of Your Disposal Needs Pipes cut & threaded 2" to 6" wells tack, and stroke. Our Written Warranty drilled & repaired Guarantees Storm & screen DRUGSTORE Name Complete cake decorating Jet & Submersible Purnps Orchard Hill Sanitary Landfill (616) 463-3906 Watervliet. Ml Your Satisfaction windows repaired 7857 Red Arrow, Watervliet Open 8-5:30 Mon.-Sat. 463-3164 SALES & SERVICE TO ADVERTISE IN NEW Mailing Address 3290 Hennessey Rd. Watervliet 463-5588 for any occasion... call MAIN ST.. WATERVLIET WATERVLIET 463-3135 FAX 463-7110 THE TRI-CITY RECORD 621-3786 or 468-3083 463-5461 MAIN ST,, WATERVLIET 463-3241 or 463-6654 City, State & Zip OPEN: Mon.-Fri. 7am-4:30pm Sat. 7am-Noon CALL 463-N-E-W-S Phonenumber_ Qp^verif^ change tf_necTsj>aryj__ iMMUnwn.ifct i I > I #' I ) »

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June 21,1995 The Trl-Cit^ Record Page 11 Sports & Outdoor News m CITY m 4:30 p.m. at Riverview Park out in the street. There are in St. Joe against Dowagiac. approximately 400 kids in- EAL Coloma HI will then play volved in the Watervliet pro- again at 12:20 Friday at gram, from T-Ball through •nrgo. but many of us are Riverview, then at 5:30 Fri- Babe Ruth, so it serves a When we buy from those who buy from us Because only part of each dollar we spend stealing from our own day at St. Joe High School, wide cross section of the either our labor or our products, we're puts actual goods and services Into our hands, from the time we fail to shop our own getting full value for Ihe money we work to we need to make sure the rest of those dollars and then again on Saturday community. t 'st we fake frum the local GORDON CHARLES earn The money we spend out of town could go to support our own community Let's at 12:30 at either St. Joe High PREVIEW OF THINGS be used to help improve our own community support our own schools, churches. PRESSBOX By Mike Leith School or Riverview. It is a TO COME WILD CREATURES Around these, string a bar- w*:- and help make it a better place to live. roads, police and fire protection round-robin tournament so Even though the Orlando rier of ordinary monofila- TRI-CITY GIRLS ON — not someone else's Don t let ALL-RED ARROW BOYS after they fiqure the best two Magic lost to the Houston CAN RUIN YOUR ment fishing line which will the big city steal you blind — shop RED ARROW TEAM TEAM NAMED teams in the two different Rockets in four straight be nearly invisible. Deer at home The results are out for the GARDENING FUN The Red Arrow conference divisions of the tournament games, don't feel to sorry for Planning and planting a tend to come into gardens at all-conference selections in has announced its all-league they will play on Sunday for them. All of their starters, garden can be fun, whether it night and when they bump in- the Red Arrow Conference, picks in baseball with Mark the championship. other than Horace Grant, are is only a tiny backyard plot to the nylon they don't usual- with several Tri-City Area SWi Epple and Brad Hamilton This Legion baseball is under 25 years old so we will or something ambitious ly try to go any farther. The s girls making the various making the first team for very competitive with a lot of almost definitely hear from enough to end up feeding the monofilament just gently teams. OR A DIRECTORY OF LOCAL BUSINESS Watervliet while Brad present and future area high them again. The Rockets entire neighborhood. Part of turns them aside and they Hartford had two picks on Parker made it for Hartford, school stars participating to may be king of the hill for the intrigue is in watching leave, possibly to raid your the first team, Lisa Clark i" • V- No one from the Tri-City better their skills over the now but the future royalty those tiny, tender green neighbor's emerging crops, w-' and Jill Jonatzke. Debbie RENTALS Area made the second team summer. Most teams play may be the Magic. This was shoots as they come poking instead. : Green got an honorable men- r V~ OR. S. RAVI Mim.i while Jason Lencioni from upwards of up to a 50-game a good experience for them out of the warm earth. Deer don't like the smell of 6 R I RIVERVIEW^UIPMENT tion. 30 WEST MAIN ST PQ BOX"447 Watervliet and Brian schedule, so they keep quite in preparation for their title A number of wild creatures soap, either. If you can ob- iWt 621-2166 MACHAY ACRES 621-4525 Watervliet had just one Michael from Hartford both busy. run next year. are also watching with in- tain some of the small, used OLDS RESTAURANTS "V & C R 687 J21-479 pick in Rebecca Molter on received honorable mention. bars of soap from a motel 621-4804 FLASHES PUBLISHERS INC. See PRESSBOX terest to see how your garden ^RNITURE „ GALA T-INN imtwinrL the first team. Jamie FINAL TRACK HONOR OPERATION CARE JIM WALLS 595 JENNER DRIVE 65108 RED ARROW HWY continued on page 15 grows. Some do more than owner friend, they can be ALLEGAN Ml 49010 REPEAT BOUTIQUE Olmsted made the second STRAWBERRY RUN 621-6197 8 WEST MAIN ST ROLL LISTED REVIVED FOR watch-they help themselves strung on strings and hung in HART' 673-2141 team while Kelly Borr ?05 EAST MAIN ST HAPPYULOWN S 621 3585 The final standing for the WATERVLIET to it and enjoy the menu addi- strategic spots around the 621-4516 THE TRI-CITY RECORD received honorable mention. i "356 138 NORTH MAIN ST area boys and girls track REST AREA tion. Quite often these will be garden spot. A whiff of that ^UR ST 27 WEST MAIN ST Coloma's Darcy Stewart, Tri-clty area mi. WATERVLIET 621 2675 _ HARTFORD ANIMAL honor roll are out with After a one-year hiatus the cottontail rabbits which sweet-smelling soap is likely FARM BUREAU INSURANCE 463-N E-W-S HOSPITAL who plays for Lake Micheian ViLLAi 6 WEST MAIN ST several named from the Tri- new and expanded Water- seem to make themselves to cause a deer to go else- MARKET KEELER KEG & KITCHEN 62365 E RED ARROW HWY Catholic, also made the first N ST 621-2453 64071 TERRITORIAL RD W 621 4419 City Area listed among them. vliet rest area has been open- right at home, even within where. They apparently RICHTER INSURANCE 621-3101 team. On the boys side, Dan Pfef- ed, allowing the Watervliet FISHING the confines of towns or even associate the odor with the WOOD- SPORTSMAN'S CLUB 22 SOUTH CENTER ST NORTH CR 687 VIC'S PIZZA WATERVLIET fer and Joey Roy tied for Recreation Council to raise 621-3141 10 WEST MAIN ST large cities. smell of humans. Commer- IM 621 3994 DOMINATES fourth in the high jump with funds through Operation cial sprays are also available STATE FARM INSURANCE 6213107 REPORT Chances are, you also en- 13 WEST MAIN ST ALL-DISTRICT their best being 6'3". Hart- Care over the three summer The weather is hot and so is joy seeing the bunnies and to repel deer, too, but they GUSTAFSON POOL MI 621 4067 SOFTBALL TEAM & SPA INC. HARTFORD PUBLIC ford's Dewey Sweat took the holidays. the fishing! Van Auken, Lit- other forms of wildlife but, must be reapplied after I04 WEST MAIN ST The voting is in on the all- number-one spot in the long For years Operation Care tle Paw Paw, and Big Paw when it comes to dividing up every rain. CENTER 15- EVERGREEN KENNELS (616I 621-3071 ! SCHOOL ST district selection in Class C jump with a leap of 2ril V. has helped to fund the sum- Homeowners often have & PET SUPPLIES >21-2441 Paw have been great for your beginning garden, the KATHY McFADDEN girls softball, and Watervliet Watervliet's Greg Klopp mtr baseball and softball bluegills this week. No big visitors soon outlive their problems with moles, too, 68208 RED ARROW HWY :oSY 98 RADIO stole the show. placed third in the 110-high programs at Watervliet and bass reports; maybe if the cuteness. What to do then? which heave up lawns into 1616) 621 2318 510 WILLIAMS ST To join the Hartford Business Association SOUTH HAVEN Ml The I^dy Panthers com- hurdles with a time of 15.3 those funds were sorely miss- nights cool down they'll bite. Fencing is the easiest and ugly bulges or piles of loose 1 800 497 5983 and get your FREE advertisement on this peted in the Decatur district seconds. The Panthers' ed last year. Contrary to There were a few reports quickest. When using a roll of dirt. Stomp them down and fc.li ARS HARTfORD LAUNDRY HANSON CO 519 [AS1 VAIN SI page, please call Bev Machay at 621-4M4 and snagged five spots on the Jason Christopher notched a what some people may think, of walleye in the St. Joe chicken wire 18 or 24 inches next morning they will usual- 618 ^ G21 2391 RUDELL REAL ESTATE starting all-district team. fifth-place standing in the 400 registration fees don't come River and a few guys were high, rabbits are discourag- ly be heaved up again in the 61210 C R 687 or Jim Walls at 621-4516. 621 4119 ot 463-3992 They included Kelly Borr in dash at 51.4 seconds. Luis close to covering the actual headed for Grand Mere for ed and rarely jump over it. same spots as well as new the outfield. Shelly Fosdick Vasquez and Shawn Carlisle cost for a boy or girl to play bass and pike. That's a new They may peer through the ones. That normally calls for at first base, Jennifer Amt at took third and fourth for ball. Insurance takes the big- one on me! mesh at the fine food they some kind of trapping. catcher, Rebecca Molter at Hartford in the 1600 run with gest chunk of that fee and Many fathers had the op- can't reach but that is usual- When moles push up their pitcher, and Emilie For- times of 4:32.3 and 4:34.4. you still have to buy base- portunity to fish on Father's ly as far as it goes. I also tunnels after you have flat- rester as an at-large pick. Watervliet's Chris Cockerel balls, softballs, lime to mark Day. They were proud of do- found this effective one year tened them, it means they tm Coach Bill Forrester was took first in the 3200 run with the fields, equipment, uni- ing exactly what they wanted when a muskrat found its are using them regularly. GROCERY COMPPch; HARTFORD BUS. ASSOC BUSINES • immrn CUPANI'S CASA LAKE MICHIGAN named the all-district coach. a time of 9:44.57. Hartford's forms, pay umpires, etc. You to do, kick back and relax. way up a small drainage Mole traps come in two main WATERVLIET COIN P 0 BOX 283 38b NORTH MAIN ST HARTfORD Ml 49057 COLLEGE LAKELAND BOY PICKS Luis Vasquez took second get the picture. This is not Fishing is a leisurely sport if ditch from the nearby river types-choker and harpoon. LAUNDRY 4634771 2755 FAST NAP|[R 463-7i 154 W ST JOSEPH ANNOUNCED with a time of 9:50.7 while unique, as Hartford and Col- you want it to be. Some en- and began chomping his way The choker trap has a loop of rnnr VETERANS OF MA i PA'S 927 3571 Hit VJVARE 463 7354 FOREIGN WARS POST 6803 The lakeland Conference Coloma's Ryan Noel placed oma also face the same joyed making it a contest. down a row of new lettuce. wire which is inserted into ITTIiT COUNTRY KETTLE HISTORIC 158 WEST PLEASANT ST 5535 M 140 all-league picks for baseball Either way, we saw many the mole tunnel, and when he ANTIO' 463 7544 DAVE S AMOCO fourth at 9:59.5. In the relay- financial dilemma as Water- The low fence put an end to it 349 \ • JUDD LUMBER 463 3344 I 94 & M 140 HWY have been announced, with department for the boys, vliet to make ends meet for dads headed out for some before I had to put an end to makes his next trip through 127 NORTH PLEASANT ST • mfimi IM 463-21' fi MAIN STREET PIZZA 463 4135 he pokes his head into the • iV!CAL 463 5721 CoSY 98 RADIO 406 N Mam Mark Sieber of Coloma being Watervliet placed third in the their summer baseball and fishing fun. Let us know how the muskrat. TRADE W ICTORS MIDWEST PETROLEUM 510 WILLIAMS ST 463 4600 the only Comet to make the 400 and fourth in the 800 while softball programs. you did! When deer invade your wire and is strangled. The SOUTH HAVfN MAIN STREET COMMUNITY HOSPITAL garden, you've got big trou- harpoon trap is set atop a 403 A'' 1 800 497 5983 WAFFLE HOUSE first team. Mike Rodewald the 3200 team from Hartford Anyway, back to Operation Call us at Midway Sport MEDICAL PARK OF AMERICA tMML.J SUN SEEKERS made the second team while placed second in the area. Care ... last year, with the Shop for an up-to-date ble but a simple method of flattened-down tunnel, and 463-3111 ummmam 38f 40 T ALPHA ; :s SHOP BADGCO DEVELOPMENT 2 324 NORTH VAIN S Tom Hejduk and Zac Zden- On the girls' side of things, rest area renovations and the Fishing Report daily. controlling them is also when the mole comes by and M 463 6907 & SUPPLY WALLACE'S TASTEE FREEZ ahlik both received honor- Andrea Hutchins from rebuilding of the westbound available. Just push in a heaves the dirt back up the 463-5^ CITY OF WATERVLIET 3547 M 140 MIDWAY SPORT SHOP 1:8 WEST PLEASANT 305 NJRTH MAIN ST ILliSMriisjLWB able mentions. Watervliet had two in- lanes of 1-94 in progress, the number of sticks so they trap is then triggered and the ilftv 7415 Red Arrow, Watervliet 463 6769 EPPLE GARTON REALTY 134000 RICHCREEK WELL DRILLING rest area was completely form a rough fence 3 or 4 feet mole is speared. End of pro- TAT f 139 NORTH VAIN ST 4068 CASE COURT dividual spots with a first in PUBLIC LIBRARY open 7-7 every day, 463-8101 T 463 2828 463 3241 the 800 run and a second in sealed off: therefore, there high, all around the garden. blem with that nuisance 46 333 NORTH VAIN S WATERVLIET 463 6382 VINTAGE REAL ESTATE PUBLIC SCHOOLS the 1600 run. Hutchins ran was no Operation Care and mole. mil. 416 NORTH VAIN ST WATERVLIET TOWNSHIP 450 EAST ST JOSEPH OUTDOORS the 800 in 2:20.17 and the 1600 no funds derived from it. HSURANCE 463 5300 4636382 CHRYSL M-140 in 5:19.7. Ijsa Ashton ended This year a big, new, C ^ 4 hi 463-5113 WESTERN TERRACE SUBDIVISION up fourth in the high jump beautiful facility is in opera- 4h: RANCE OAK McBRlDE with a leap of 5'2'^ tion and we are back in busi- irp THE HERALD PALUDIUM mm 1490 PARTRIDGE AV{ Watervliet's 1600 and 3200 ness with Operation Care. All I450 HT '.VOOR R[ El CAiON CA 92020 GINNIE 429 2400 relay teams both finished of the food, drink, cups, etc., THE TRI CITY RECORD 1 CAMP R0N0RA To join the Watervliet Business Association third in the area with only- are donated by area busi- i38 NOR' VAiN i 9J25 DWIGHT BOYfR ROAD nesses. Golden Brown '•NDFILL 463 N E W S and get your FREE advertisement on this Paw Paw and St. Joseph bet- GOLDEN 463 6315 ter in both categories. Bakery, Wesco, Watervliet I'i'llllll 1 page, please call Chris Gargano at M0ADW.4TER LEGION TOURNAMENT Harding's, Coloma McDon- COLOMA CHMB, OF COMM BOARD OF TRADE 463-6635. 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Page 12 The Trl-Tltv Record June 21.1995 9-1. Patrick Coffin out at second. June 21,1995 The Trl-Clty Record Page 13 BASEBALL SCORES Pitchers for the Rookies Eau Claire showed its ter- Gary Fast topples Rick Stout in Hartford Speedway action were Sadie Cowell and rific sportmanship when Prillwitz hit two doubles to PEANUT LEAGUE PEANUT LEAGUE BOYS Crystal Petruk. Pitchers for Watervliet batted out of finish the game at 10-5. TIGERS VS. MARLINS ORIOLES VS. BRAVES the Vipers were Kristin Hook order in the third inning and Watervliet A's player On June 14, the Tigers, By Joe Cheshire Minikey reclaim the lead on ing spot all through the Fisk widened his lead to a On June 12, the Orioles and Jennifer Joiner. the Eau Claire coach said, Heather Anderson played a sponsored by Brooktield The "king of clay" was by watching his soon-to-be the backstretch and open a Feature. With the drop of the quarter of a lap, making the beat the Braves by a score of Jackie Spaulding had four "Oh, go ahead. Let's play great game all around. Chrysler, beat the Marlins, dethroned Friday night as brother-in-Law Jody Hunt small lead. green, Allen and Burgen rev- 4 real race a shootout for se- 12 to 6. The Orioles are spon- RBIs for the Rookies, and ball!" It's coaches like that Heather's fielding and plays sponsored by McClanahan seven-time winner Rick running the circuits. 'I went A rarity developed as the ved up and came out of turn cond place between Howard sored by Quality Paving Co. Jackie and Crystal both we love to see in Peanut at third base were fantastic! Construction, by a score of 8 Stout failed for only the se- and watched Jody run and engine in Stout's machine four bumping each other, decided I needed to do that." Litaker and Jim Abbot. Lita- and the Braves by McCor- caught a fly ball. League. Also for the A's, Meagan For- to 6. cond time this year to win the blew, causing him tc make with Allen clawing out the Fast said his first Feature ker took the edge as they bat- mick Ent. The Vipers are sponsored The Watervliet Orioles rester hit a home run! Great The players with the most ICMA Feature Event at an early exit. Stout roared lead spot and sending Burgen win felt real good. "I like this tled through the turns and The play of the game for by Harding's Market. Renee team is sponsored by Quality game for both teams! hits for the Tigers were Hartford Speedway. Luck back Sunday night, after wide, allowing several cars track. There's a lot of room opened a sizable lead on the the Orioles was when Patrick Hook is their coach. Paving Company and the The scheduled 11:00 game Brandon Stroud and Nick it's said sometimes plays a spending Saturday working to slide by him on the inside to race and the track was hot, last lap Abbot finished thh d, Cottin and Phillip Halamka Both teams played very Pipestone Creek team is between the Rookies and Schults, each with three Irts. major role in who claims the on his engine, to take wins in track. dry, slick, and had a great followed by Jim Cleary and started out with some great well! sponsored by Eau Claire Hartford did not take place Robby Holder had two. checkered flag, and "luck" both the Heat and Feature. catches on the pop flies. as there were not enough The player with the most Tim Cummings of Hart- cushion." Neff. 1 PEANUT LEAGUE BOYS Pipestone Creek Golf Course. can be both good or bad. Fri- -ti-w. •• r "i, In the Heat, Bruce ford went high on turn one, Traveling 240 miles from UMP point leader Tony iz- Both teams played very ORIOLES VS. PIPESTONE 9-11 GIRLS Hartford players available to hits for the Marlins were#3 day night lady luck showed ' ^- 3 Meyerink made a visit with allowing Bob Sinclair to his home in Kalkaska, thr: zo Jr. showed why he is the well for a nice, warm night at CREEK ROOKIES VS. SOX play the game. Garret with two hits and #10 her ugly side and sent Stout the emergency crew as he sneak past into the number- 29-year-old Fast, a welder by leader, as he took the Hays Park. On June 14, the Orioles On June 15, the Rookies The next game was at 1:00 Chris with three hits. home early when his spun on lap 16 and ducked in- two spot, but Cummings trade, said, "I couldn't pick a checkered flag in the 9-11 GIRLS beat the Pipestone Creek beat the Sox by a score of 9 to with the two Watervliet The play of the game for machine's power house came to the infield on the front must have decided third better place to win a Feature Feature race over a stubborn ROOKIES VS. HARTFORD players with the mosts hits team by a score of 15-5. The 5. The Rookies are sponsored teams facing off. The the Tigers was by Brandon unglued. stretch. Finding reverse, he place meant second loser so than here at Hariford. This is Fred Lofgren. The race GREEN were Crystal Petruk, Sadie team play of the game for the by Smith Concrete and the Rookies' Crystal Petruk Stroud, making two outs, and Racing with his normal backed out and rejoined the he quickly reclaimed second going to be a showplace and started with Ixrfgren on the On June 8, the Rookies Cowell and l^iura Martin, all Orioles was when Matthew Sox by Hair Forum. made three home runs and Adam Litaker catching a pop flair and track savvy, Stout group at the rear. place and started looking for the envy of other tracks " pole and Izzo alongside as sponsored by Smith Concrete with three hits. Curtis hit an in-the-park The pitchers for the Olivia Adams had one home fly. moved through the pack on With the cars running Allen. By this time, Allen Fast's soon-to-be relative beat the Hartford Green Both teams played a fun- home run, after "dancing" Rookies were Sadie Cowell run to carry the Rookies to a The play of the game for the Feature and with expert they went through turns one again, Ken Kropf and Myron held a comfortable lead and Jody Hunt captured the PERFECT RACING NAME team by a score of of 20-10. filled, quick-scoring, fast- back and forth between se- and Crystal Petruk. The play 17-8 win. Fielding was ex- the Marlins was made by skill took over the front run- and two side by side. Izzo DeYoung kissed coming out coasted to a victory with a checkered flag in the Dash- ...The man with the perfect moved to the lead going down The pitchers for the winn- passed softball game! cond and third bases, then of the game for the Rookies cellent on a very hot day for Willie Pflugradt catching a ner's spot on turn three of lap both teams. Rookies team- of turn four but managed to 200-yard cushion. Sinclair For-Cash, followed by Bob name for racing, Gary Fast, the back stretch. John Gar- ing Rookies were Sadie Coach for the Rookies is running home to make the was when Nichole P. caught pop fly. six, only to have Jack mates Nicole Prillwitz and This was a great game keep their machines undei fmished third, foUowed by Adamson, John Gall, and A1 smiles from his 360 Sprint rett, making his first visit to Cowell and Crystal Petruk. Terry Adams and Gaytha score 12-4. a fly ball in the first inning. Jackie Spaulding were a showing great sportsman- control. Minikey, who drove Burgen and Keith Vann. Wightman. Hunt repeated Car after claiming his first- Hartford, got real friendly The play of the game for the Johnson is the coach for the The play of game for The pitchers for the Sox perfect match at the pitcher an excellent race, continued The 360 Sprints saw a first- the effort in the first Heat ever Feature race at Hart- with the wall in turn four, br- Rookies was by Crystal Hartford Green team. Pipestone Creek was in the were Missy Zimmerman and ship. We've moved downtown and first base positions. 11-12 BOYS to put more distance between ever Feature win for the man with Wightman, Fast, Gall ford Speedway Friday night. inging out the yellow flag and Petruk when she hit a "grand ROOKIES VS. VIPERS fourth inning when Nathan Felicia Crampton and Ellen to the CITGO Station Ziener. All the girls played Olivia Adams at second base TWINS VS. HARTFORD himself and the pack. Bill with the perfect name for Williams, and Dave Hayes Fast, from Kalkaska, is in a restart. slam" in the third inning to On June 13, the Rookies Shilling caught a fly ball hit Paw Paw St. Coloma! Honagle, Ken Kropf, Myron well. Missy Zimmerman made one inning go quite On June 14, the Twins racing, "Gary Fast." Fast trailing. his second year of racing. Dave Hopkins and John make the score 13-10. The beat the Vipers by a score of by Mark Curtis and threw DeYoung, and Kerry Haider made some exceptional quickly with her speedy played Hartford. The pitcher started on the pole and grab- The second Heat race saw (John Kieier photo) Wyrick got tangled up in turn followed in order. plays. touch at second. Sadie Cowell for the Twins was Josh For- CERTIFIED bed the lead at the wave of Bob Adamson first across the one, bringing out the hooks, — Specializing in — Kropf claimed the first Small Jobs • Industrial • Residential • • • • • • • i had many balls hit her way, rester. The play of the game the green. The lead widened finish line, followed by Pace got together for a hud- push cars and fire crew, Heat, followed by Minikey, and her great arm helped for the winning Twins was 3S AUTO to 100 yards by the time they Althouse, Joe Conway, Kevin dle on turn one. The skilled while Kevin Nelson's car GIRLS 9-11 SOFTBALL DeYoung, Spalding, and HARTFORD , them back at first. The A's when Shawn Prince stole had completed one circuit. Bloomstran, Jim Oliver, and hands and cool heads of gave up the ghost on the front TOURNAMENT AT Honagle. The second Heat ECK ELECTRIC overall team game was good, home for a go-ahead run. With twelve cars starting Damon Bassett. drivers came into play as stretch. EAU CLAIRE REPAIR saw James Maxium first Licensed Master Electncian TRMSMISSIOI On June 18 at Eau Claire with key hitting by Jennifer Jody Halamka also had a the twenty-lap Feature, Sunday night Stout return- they maneuvered through The race finished with Izzo State ol Michigan. Bureau of Construction Codes across the tmish line, with Foley and Heidi Jennings. home run. there was multiple position ed with a flair and showed his the spinning cars, avoiding taking the flag followed by -INSURED- there was a round robin tour- Chris Hoppei Kerry Haider, CEHTER nament for 9-11 year-old girls For the tournament, the swapping as they circled the driving skills as he managed what co"ld have been a real Lofgren, Kevin Roderick, PAW PAW LAKE C.A.R. Tony Pushnik. and Steve James Eckelbarger 501 West Main. In Hartford softball teams, with four Rookies took first place with r track with average speeds to weave his way through the tragedy. Tom Riets. Garrett, and Joey Lovell following in orde . 6167 Bechl Road Phone 616-468 6989 teams entered: Rookies, the whole team receiving GOLF CLUB well in excess of 110 mph. jumble of cars that got tangl- With the race running Izzo. Garrett claimed the VCCIMIZ1IM III MTOWme TRMMBSMM Former Hartford native 4 Coloma. Ml 49030 Ans Machine 616 468 6388 from Watervliet, with coach beautiful trophies. Fast wasted no time ed in turn one. ' It was a bit again, Minikey's hood made Heat race, followed by ADR fn YMR WTOMTIVE REZ9SII MONDAY HAPPY 468-5555 Dave Allen made it two in a Terry Adams; A's, from Second place went to Eau reclaiming the real estate he on the scary side," offered a departure from his car, lx)fgren, Riets, Joey Izzo, HOUR LEAGUE FRONT-END row as he returned fresh «OYlAMKXPWUWe»ll Watervliet, with coach Greg Claire and each team lost on the caution, as he shot Stout. causing Mersereau to spin Roderick, and Kevin Nelson. from last weel-'s victory to FRES INSPECTION! CAU.021-ei41 Forrester; Eau Claire, with member also got a trophy. June 12,1995 ALIGNMENT out on the restart and left Starting in seventh position out and nose into the guard- August Pohl claim another Feature win m coach Anita Harner; and Third place went to the On the Front, Elsie Klug includes front-wheel drives & 4X4 P/U everyone else looking for in the Heat, Stout roared rail as he tried to avoid it. the Factory Stock portion of iWLVWWAVWW 0^ Hartford #2, with coach Watervliet A's, with each of starred with Low Gross of 44, him. Fast won by half the from deep in the pack to Stuui took the win, with $ 5 the racing card Gaytha Johnson. the players receiving a Low Net with 27, Low Putts 23' & Up distance of the front stretch claim the checkered flag plenty of room to spare, and Allen finished second The games began at 9:00 medallion. with 13, an Eagle on #6, and a to claim his first-ever followed by Bill Holnagel, was followed by Bill NEW & RECVCLED MOST AMERICAN-MADE CARS behind Ed Burgen in the JOHN'S a.m. with the Hartford #2 Chip-In on #6. Edith Weber OPEN MON-FRI 8:30-5:30, Sal 8:30-12 Feature victory. Jack Minikey, Kerry Haider, Honagel, Denny Hoppes, Heat Race Friday night but BATTERIES & TIRES team vs. the A's from Water- 11-12 BOYS won Special Event and had a at the CITGO Station, downtown Coloma Fast, now into his second and Jerry Pace. Myron DeYoung, Jack £ held the pole and front runn- vliet. The Hartford team CUBS VS. MARLINS Birdie on #9. year of racing, got his start Stout's victory in the Heat Minikey, and Jim Bolder. 0 On the Back, Dottie Camp GLASS N Beiarus < ' didn't have enough players On June 12, the Cubs beat put him in ninth place for the In the Pro Stocks, Scott WE MAKE OUR OWN VINYL 1 there so they scrimmaged the Marlins 21 to 4. The Cubs' and Fran Young had Low 'Lower Prices Under Your Carl' start of the Feature, and at Fisk returned to claim vic- winning pitcher was Andy Gross with 49. Fran Young BENTON HARBOR REPLACEMENT WINDOWS! y the A's and called it a loss. the drop of green Tony tories in both the Heat and Fosdick. The play of the also had Low Net of 37 and a (In the Sparkle Car Care Center) Full Line Glass Shop. M GAS They did not play the rest of Plushnik got the hole shot as Feature events. The small game for the Cubs was T.J. Birdie and Chip-In on #13. 2094 S. 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The Rookies started hits for the Cubs were An- was won by Dottie Camp. & BRAKE SHOPS around and rejoined the coughed up a lung and took to 271 Paw Paw, Coloma natfeo Mi 49057 684-4540 the day off showing great drew Parker with four and pack, taking up the last spot, the infield, with a wall of defense the entire game. Brian Frank, Dale Fred- LAKE MICHIGAN and flagman Tim Beebe smoke trailing after him. ricks, and Todd Grassow Mufflers « Brakes • Shocks • Struts • Drive Shafts • Steering • CV Shafts > EASY TO INSTALL! They held the Eau Claire HILLS GOLF CLUB again waved the green team and won 14-1. each had two hits. Collin, On the restart, Curt : SMinless Alumlunum Cutters TUESDAY NIGHT h At 11:00, the A's played Struble, and Andy Fosdick Spalding, Rick Mersereau, Eau Claire. Eau Claire had each had one hit. LADIES LEAGUE QUICK DEPENDABLE c SERVICE Myron DeYoung, and Jerry warmed up and they were The player with the most On June 13, Lisa Broderick had a 51, with one chip-in. AT BOTH LOCATIONS * very prepared to play the se- hits for the Marlins was Keith Barry with one. Julie Eastman had a 55, with BUTLER'S 3 2127 S, M-'39 & 2670 Territorial cond game with the A's. Eau This game was an example 13 putts. Brenda Ives had a DC Benton Harbor. Michigan Claire's Renee Prillwitz, third base player, caught of total team effort by the 58. Sherrie Zerbel also had a Designed With All 8. Bob Sinclair 36 pts. 0 HARTFORD 3 Ptay North Lincoln Youth iasebain five pop flies. April Hopkins Cubs which brings their 58. Colleen Curtis had a 59, The Ups And 10. Max Axl 30 pts. GARAG < F? O L_ l_ E X hit three doubles and Renee record to 9-1. and Sandy Villwock had a 59. SPEEDWAY August Pohl CmU Fcr Lmurm* \ \ Downs Of Your IMCA MODIFIEDS QUALITY REPAIRS AT A FAIR PRICE $ Saturday 5K Run DRIVERS' SUNDAY NIGHT ^51 E. St. Joseph St., Coloma (next to Larry't Chicken) AUT0 PARTS July 1, 1995 5K Walk Lawn In Mind STANDINGS 1. Rick Stout 200 pts. ®2127 S. M-159 ^ Complete Repair Services The Bio A^ire 4 Blue Building V-C SALES North School IMCA Modified 2. Jack Minikey 162 pts. M-L39 at Scottdaic • Across from Act Hardware 9:00 A.M. America's#! Rear Friday Night 3. Myron DeYoung. 154 pts. W. Baldwin St Computer Diagnostics WE ARE YOUR NEIGHBORS (Fun Run of 1 mile at 8:30) Engine Rider. Only 4. Bill Holnagle 136 pts 925-0035 1. Rick Stout 220 pts. Watervliet, Ml 5. Curt Spalding 120 pts. From Snapper. 2. Bill Holnagel 204 pts. Mufflers & Tail Pipes 5. Rick Mersereau.. 118 pts. 3. Curt Spalding 172 pts. • I'r.f.luu Ai 6. Kurt Haider 92 pts. 4. Tony Plushnik.... 150 pts. Alignments ^ Tire Sales 6. Kerry Haider 92 pts. UlK|Ui 1.111(1 nil , M(1 ||>||.i| 5. Kerry Haider 140 pts. 7. Tony Plushnik 84 pts. YES! We Do Diesel Repairs! .illor.s I' i (r.ni|),i( i m, . 6. Kurt Haider 138 pts. (ie.ininj; .tini . i .ii • S.Mike Smith 80 pts. 'l S|rt'( >1 || III. t .| . 6. Jack Minikey 138 pts. 1 9. G. Vandermark....70 pts. ^ For ALL Your I nfjincs i .iMi'iiii' it (id) h ill ii 7. James Maxim.... 128 pts. K) HP 10. Jim Borden 54 pts. This event is in honor of long-time Watervliet teacher and trackycross countn coach. Gene Bendarowski. who died in an 8. Rick Mersereau..l04 pts. automobile accident in 1985 on his way lo a conference track meet- Proceeds from the race support a scholarship in his 11. Denny Hoppes 52 pts. 9. Ledd Anderson... 102 pts. 468-9443 oanie. 12. Jerry Pace 40 pts. 10. D. Vanderwoulde .97 pts. 13. Chris Everitt 36 pts. SNAPPER 11. Tom Minikey 94 pts. 14. Gordy Petrie 34 pts. 1234 123456 7 12. Ken Kropf 66 pts. Colorful shirt to all entrants J O CUSTOMEM 15. Tom Minikey 32 pts. Medals to top 3 in each runner's age group in men's and women's divisions 13. Greg Usher 64 pts. PRINTING Eleven runner's age groups from age 14 and under to 60 and over 15. Joe Baker 32 pts. SNAPPERSNAP-CREDIT 13. Gordy Petrie 64 pts. HARTFORD SPEEDWAY Creating The Most Beautiful Places On Earth. 16. Gary Wigent 28 pts. Overall men's and women's 1st place trophies 14 Myron Deyoung.... 60 pts. 17. James Maxim 24 pts. Medals and trophies to top female and male walkers 15. Gary Wigent 54 pts. Va mile High Bank Clay Track! 17. Bobby Lutz 24 pts. ^Envelopes ^Letterheads ^Invoices ^Catalogues NILSON'S SALES & SERVICE 16. Bruce Meyerink...50 pts. *• 18. Buzz Lawrence.... 20 pts. A 7459 Red Arrow Hwy., Watervliet 463-3298 463-6291 17. Chris Everltt 40 pts. ^Business Forms ^Brochures ^Newsletters Make checks payable to: 19. Wayne Sutherland 18 pts. Fees: Open: Mon.-Fri. 8-6; Sat. 9-3; Sun. 10-2 18. Dave Springer 28 pts. $9.00 Early Registration Bednarowski Run 19. Bruce Meyerink... 18 pts. • Business Cards ^ Wedding Invitations ^ Books Watervliet High School Snapper Visa, Master Charge, Diseover & Sears Cnrds accepted 19. G. Vandennark....26 pts. $11.00 Day of the Run U 19. Aaron Kent 18 pts. FRIDAY ^Book Binding ^Graduation Announcements ^Resumes $8.00 Shirt only E. Red Arrow Highway 19. Wayne Sutherland 26 pts. 19. Chris Hopees 18 pts. No Charge for Fun Run Watervliet, Ml 49098 20. John Deyoung 24 pts. PRO STOCKS ^ Carbonless Forms ^ Photo Copies ^ Typesetting 21. Frank Ward 22 pts. I.Scott Fisk 174 pts. 21. Tim Stemler 22 pts. • Addressing •Bulk Mailing •Word Processing 2. Howard Litaker.. 152 pts JUNE 23 FOR GREAT SUMMER FUN 22 Buzz Lawrence ....20 pts. 3. Vera Austin 108 pts. 22. Bobby Lutz 20 pts. 4. Jim Stafford 102 pts. ENTRY BLANK 23. Chris Hoppes 18 pts. HARTFORD OPEN SPRINTS FAST and ECONOMICAL... Last Name First Nams 5. Ron McKie 90 pts 24. Bill Simpson 16 pts. IMCA MODIFIEDS FACTORY STOCKS 6. KenLollar 80 pts. WIL-O-PAW LANES 24. Larry Wiggens 16 pts. 7. Paul Ehl 76 pts. 24. Tom Lovett 16 pts. Address Telephone 8. JeffChapko 74 pts. 24. Dan Rogers 16 pts. 9. Jim Cleary 68 pts. 24. Jerry Pace 16 pts. 10. Dean Barkley 64 pts. is open 24. Mike Smith 16 pts. SUNDAY, City State Zip 11. Billy Shotko 56 pts. RECORD 25. Brennan Bowen....l0 pts. 12. Dave Allen 50 pts. FACTORY STOCK 13. Bill Trueblood 40 pts. FRI & SAT 6-closing Friday Night ^ Of omn __ ( 13. Ken Scheffler 40 pts. A^e: 7/1/95 Shirt Sixe Event: Sex: 1. Tim Cummings...212 pts. SUNDAYS 3 -10, 14. Jim Abbot 36 pts. 2. Keith Vann 174 pts. JUNE 28 15. Paul Tauber 36 pts May 12 - Aug. 22 3. Marlin Caldwell..146 pts. UMP SUPER IATE MODELS, IMCA MODS, PRO STOCKS 16. Jerry Griffith 32 pts. 5K W. 3. Ed Burgen 146 pts. 138 N Main St., Box 7, Watervliet, MI (616) 463-6397 Fax 463-8329 s N L IL XXL SK R M plus, pool tables, 17. George Neff 32 pts. Reserved seats $12 General Admission $10 3. Dave Allen 146 pts. In consideration of your accepting my entry, I, my execuiors. edmrustrstore end hetrt. waive all claims of damage of any nature against the video games & 18. George Fench 30 pts. RESERVED SEATS AVAIIABLE - ORDER NOW! Bednarowski Run organizers for injunes sufterd by me as a result of this run. I also verify that I have full knowledge of the nsks involved and door prizes on Saturdays! 4. Les Williams 112 pts. 19. Tom Coon 28 pts. physically trained to psrticipate in this event. big screen TV 5. Joe Nelson 56 pts. 20.BobKnap p 26 pts. (616) 621-3376 or (616) 621-4482 FREE DELIVERY! 6. Jeff Bozell 44 pts. Paw Paw Lake Rd. Coloma 468-4601 21. Merle Huisei 24 pts. VISA - MASTER CARD - DISCOVER - AMERICAN EXPRESS 7. Ken Sheffler 40 pts. 22. Dave Fairbanks... 20 pts. Signature (Parent signature if participate is under 18) Date 8. Wayne Clouse 36 pts. 23. Richard Gryzen... 18 pts. Exit 46 off 1-94, then follow the signs I

June 21, 1995 The Trl-Clty Record Page 15 Page 14 The Trl-Clty Record June 21,1995 Apartment house complex PRESSBOX Want Ads & Public Notices continued from page 11 under construction in Coloma FOR SALE MORTGAGE SALE CA^L JOB LINE DRIVEWAY TUBES-12" in dia- MORTGAGE SALE MORTGAGE SAI^ - Default hav- Accepted bid of Wightman & Assoc. Motion by Nilson, supported by 983-GAIN COLOMA GIRLS By Cliff Stevens tion, said Martinelli, will be meter, up to 24' long. Call Judd MORTGAGE SALE - Default hav- ing been made in the terms and con- -Bridge Insp. Martin. To adjoum. Motion carried. Manpower now has job information BETWIXT TEAM The first phase of four two buildings containing ing been made in the terms and con- Lumber in Watervliet, 463-5721. ditions of a certain mortgage made Approved payment to Oselka Adjoumed at 9:30 P.M. available to you 24 hours a day! Call The Coloma girls 16 and phases to construct the $1.6 eight apartments, a swimm- ditions of a certain mortgage made (EOW) by David A. Wojdul, a single man, -$3,172.18. Respectfully Submitted by the Job Line for current information by Kenneth G. Harrington and I under softball team got off to million Bay Wood Estates ing pool, and tennis court. and Kristie M. McColly, a single Agreed to dedicate bridge on St. Helen Mayhak on job opportunities to match your BINGO apartment complex in Col- The modern colonial type Shirley A. Harrington, husband and woman. Mortgagor, to Standard Joseph street. Hartford Township Clerk skills. a positive start by taking two EVERY WEDNESDAY-starting wife. Mortgagor, to First Federal Federal Bank, a federal savings Directed Mayor to ask for Com. NEXT REGULAR MEETING games in the North Lincoln oma Township is under way, look will be featured in each at 6:30 p.m. at Archway Gardens, Savings and Ix)an Association of bank, of Troy, Oakland County, Campbell's resignation. JULY 13,1995 MANPOWER Girls Softball League. They according to Allen Mar- of the eight buildings, with 6640 Red * Arrow Hwy., Coloma, Niles, now known as Standard More Than Temporary Michigan, Mortgagee, dated July 19, Approved appointments to Airport came away with a 20-0 win tinelli, project supervisor. living quarters being approx- across from Krenek Van Masters. Federal Bank, a federal savings 1991, and recorded in the office of the Bd. - Greg Forrester. 30 years of continuous service MORTGAGE SALE The total complex when Doors open at 4:00 p.m. Sponsored by bank, of Troy, Oakland County, Register of Deeds for the County of Approved wage increases for over St. Joseph #1 on June 13 imately 950 square feet each MORTGAGE SALE - Default hav- Coloma Athletic Boosters Club. Michigan, Mortgagee, dated Berrien and State of Michigan, on employees. as Wendy Hart spun a one- fully completed will contain and the interior two-story ing been made in the terms and con- (TFN) January 16,1976, and recorded in the July 23,1991, in Liber 1468, on Page Agreed to Cystic Fib. Found, fund CLAIMS NOTICE eight two-story buildings apartments are 1,290 square ditions of a certain mortgage made hitter at Washington Field. office of the Register of Deeds for 996, of Berrien County Records, on raising campaign. Independent Probate HELP WANTCD/SALES by Daniel W. Curtiss and Lynn A. Leading the balanced hitting containing a total of 32 two- feet. the Countv of Berrien and State of which mortgage there is claimed to Adjoumed the meeting - 8:05 P.M. STATE OF MICHIGAN IF YOU ARE A GOOD-prospector Curtiss, his wife. Mortgagor, to bedroom, two-bath apart- All of the apartments will Michigan, on January 19, 1976, in be due, at the date of this notice, for PROBATE COURT atack for Coloma with two and know how to handle leads effec- Standard Federal Bank, a federal ments on eight acres of land contain a full line of kitchen C.A.R. AT NEW LOCATION...Candie Bertuca Lerot and Joe Liber 1012, on Page 990, of Bemen principal and interest, the sum of COUNTY OF BERRIEN hits each were Kim Hanks, tively, and if you have had success MORTGAGE SALE savings bank, of Troy, Oakland Pratl of Certified Auto Repair stand ready to serve new and County Records, on which mortgage One Hundred Twenty TTiousand Two FILE NO. 9W)248.IE-M located off Paw Paw Lake appliances, including dish- with mutual funds, investments, in- MORTGAGE SALE - Default hav- County, Michigan, Mortgagee, dated Tina Kibler, Shelly Cart- there is claimed to be due, at the Hundred Seventy-Four and 62/100 Estate of CHARLOTTE SUE Road adjacent to Paw Paw washers, with a fireplace in old customers, at their new location in downtown Coloma. surance or even cosmetics, you pro- ing been made in the terms and con- March 13,1987, and recorded in the wright, and Nicole Becht. date of this notice, for principal and Dollars ($120,274.62); MISHIJ^R, Deceased, Social Securi- TAVOLACCI TAKES PART (Joe Cheshire photo) bably would have a very good career ditions of a certain mortgage made office of the Register of Deeds for | One of Kim's hits was a I^ke. each living room. interest, the sum of One Thousand And no suit or proceedings at law ty No. 370-46-0608. IN O'GRADY RESCUE in our high earning position. You by Daniel W. Curtiss and Lynn A. the County of Berrien and State of The first phase of construc- A basement for individual One Hundred Thirty-Six and 14/100 or in equity having been instituted to TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: fence-clearing home run. must be well groomed and care about Curtiss, husband and wife. Mor- Michigan, on March 17, 1987, in Lance Corporal Brian Dollars ($1,136.14); recover the debt secured by said Your interest in the estate may be Defensively, Coloma played storage and laundry facili- people. Health insurance, dental, vi- tgagor, to First Federal Savings and Liber 1297, on Page 244, of Berrien Tavolacci, USMC, a 1993 Certified Auto Repair And no suit or proceedings at law mortgage or any part thereof. Now, barred or affected by the following: ties will be featured in each sion, life insurance, and 401K avail- Loan Association of Niles, now County Records, on which mortgage errorless ball. Emporium ice or in equity having been instituted to Therefore, by virtue of the power of The decedent, whose last known ad- graduate of Coloma High building, said Martinelli. able. Call Mr. White, 9 a.m. to 4:30 known as Standard Federal Bank, a there is claimed to be due, at the On June 15, Coloma travel- recover the debt secured by said sale contained in said mortage, and dress was 578 Montezuma Road, School and currently on relocates to downtown Coloma p.m. only, 849-1102. federal savings bank, of Troy, date of this notice, for principal and ed to Berrien Springs to take The owners of the Bay mortgage or any part thereof. Now, pursuant to the statute of the State of Benton Harbor. Michigan 49022, died assignment aboard the USS cream parlor (TFN) Oakland County, Michigan, Mor- interest, the sum of Four Thousand Wood Estates are Gerald and Therefore, by virtue of the power of Michigan in such case made and 03-28-95. an 18-5 victory over a scrap- fering the same quaiuy tgagee, dated September 15, 1978, Eight Hundred Forty-Two and Kearsarge, was instrumen- By Joe Cheshire sale contained in said mortage, and provided, notice is hereby given that Creditors of the deceased are py bunch of Shamrocks. Col- Lisabeth Wilson of Crete, Il- vice, plus more, at the new POSTAL JOBS and recorded in the office of the 32/100 Dollars ($4,842.32); tal in planning the rescue of now open in Certified Auto Repair pursuant to the statute of the State of on Thursday, July 13, 1995, at ten notified that all claims against the linois, according to Mar- START $12.08/HR.-For exam and Register of Deeds for the County of And no suit or proceedings at law oma outfielders Melissa location. Michigan in such case made and o'clock in the forenoon, local time, estate will be forever barred unless Air Force pilot Scott (C.A.R.) has moved "to bet- application info, call (219) 769-8301, Berrien and State of Michigan, on or in equity having been instituted to Flowers and Tina Kibler tinelli. Specializing in front-end provided, notice is hereby given that said mortgage will be foreclosed by presented to the independent per- O'Grady. Flight specialist Hartford ter serve our customers and ext. MI 625, 9:00 AM-9:00 PM, September 18,1978, in Liber 1085, on recover the debt secured by said Pre-rental information is alignments, brakes, exhaust, on Thursday, July 13, 1995, at ten a sale at public auction to the highest sonal representative. Casandra Sue made great running catches accommodate new ones," Sunday-Friday. Page 553, of Berrien County mortgage or any part thereof. Now. Tavolacci called his parents By Joe Cheshire available by calling 468-8637. o'clock in the forenoon, local time, bidder, immediately inside the front Short. 66360 C.R. 362. Hartford, to snuff out a couple of Ber- oil changes and tires, Candie (23-4) Records, on which mortgage there is Therefore, by virtue of the power of Saturday from Italy to let One of Hartford's own has says Candie Bertuca Lerot said mortgage will be foreclosed by door entrance to the Berrien County Michigan 49057, or to both the in- The complex is the first and Joe are ready to service, claimed to be due, at the date of this sale contained in said mortgage, and rien's rallies. Wendy Hart them know he was OK and to and Joe Pratl. After serving a sale at public auction to the highest Courthouse in the City of St. Joseph, dependent personal representative returned home after a 26- project being built under Col- and serve again, at their full- notice, for principal and interest, the pursuant to the statute of the State of pitched well again for Col- bidder, immediately inside the front 'Berrien County, Michigan, of the and the Berrien County Probate tell a little about the rescue. year absence and is taking oma Charter Township's and repairing vehicles for ROBERT MERRICK sum of Three Thousand One Hun- Michigan in such case made and oma despite being spiked on service facility. Candie and door entrance to the Berrien County premises described in said mor- Court, St. Joseph. Michigan 49085, He was getting a four-day up right where she left off; area drivers for eight years BEES FOR RENT-I will have dred Ninety-Four and 07/100 Dollars provided, notice is hereby given that planned unit development Joe bring a combined total of Courthouse in the City of St. Joseph, tgage, or so much thereof as may be within 4 months of the dale of her pitching hand in the first on Friday Road, C.A.R. has bees for rent after pollination of ap- ($3,194.07); on Thursday, July 13, 1995, at ten break, which was well or, more correctly, next criteria. Berrien County, Michigan, of the necessary to pay the amount due, as / publication of this notice. Notice is inning while stealing second 43 years of service to the new ples provided I can get in and get out And no suit or proceedings at law o'clock in the forenoon, local time, earned, before returning oui door. Sharon (Boothby moved to a new location in premises described in said mor- aforesaid, on said mortgage, with further given that the estate will be Under the planned unit location. with a pickup and trailer, and I must or in equity having been instituted to said mortgage will be foreclosed by base. Kim Hanks led the of- downtown Coloma. tgage, or so much thereof as may be the interest thereon at 8.160 percent thereafter assigned and distributed to sea again. Grosse, along with her hus- development (PUD) con- You can't miss them in be notified two days ahead of time if recover the debt secured by said a sale at public auction to the highest fense again with two doubles necessary to pay the amount due, as per annum, which interest rate, may to the persons entitled lo it. Tavolacci will return to his band, Roy, have returned to trols, the Township has a The new location's three- not. You will be responsible for my mortgage or any part thereof. Now, bidder, immediately inside the front downtown Coloma, lust north aforesaid, on said mortgage, with be adjusted on August 1,1995, as pro- DONA1J) D. DETTMAN (P26766) and a triple while Wendy home base (New River, Hartford and have purchas- bay service area allows for hives of bees which will be $150 per Therefore, by virtue of the oower of door entrance to the Berrien County greater control over the of the railroad tracks. the interest thereon at Nine and One- vided in the Adjustable-Rate Note, 1211 East Napier Avenue Hart, Tina Kibler, and additional service as well as hive at your expense. Call 463-3638. sale contained in said mortgage, and Courthouse in the City of St. Joseph, Jacksonville, North Caro- ed the old pump house on development and its con- Half percent (9.500%) per annum unless the Mortgage has been Benton Harbor. MI 49022 Melissa Flowers added two For appointments or infor- (21-3) pursuant to the statute of the State of Berrien County, Michigan, of the lina ) some time this fall. South Center Street, renam- providing Citgo gasoline and and all legal costs, charges and ex- foreclosed at a Sheriff's Sale prior 616/926-6135 struction. mation, you may call (616) Michigan in such case made and premises described in said mor- hits each. J. Bilton had two 44 products. C.A.R. will be of- penses, including the attorney fees thereto, and all legal costs, charges ing it The Emporium," and 468-5555. FUU^ AITO P^T-TTME provided, notice is hereby given that tgage, or so much thereof as may be hits for Berrien Springs. COOKS NEEDED allowed by law, and also any sum or and expenses, including the attomey are featuring ice creams that on Thursday, July 20, 1995, at ten necessary to pay the amount due. as EVENINGS & WEEKENDS-Full- sums which may be paid by the fees allowed by law. and also any PUBLIC NOTICE are sure to satisfy the taste o'clock in the forenoon, local time, aforesaid, on said mortgage, with time position pays $8.00 per hour for undersigned, necessary to protect sum or sums which may be paid by said mortgage will be foreclosed by the interest thereon at Eleven per- WATERVLIET buds of even the hardest to qualified persons. Call Nell or Deb- its interest in the premises, which the undersigned, necessary to pro- a sale at public auction to the highest cent (11.000%) per annum, which in- please. See exhibits by a variety of bie at The Keeler Keg and Kitchen, said premises are described as tect its interest in the premises, TOWNSHIP bidder, immediately inside the front terest rate may be adjusted on July midwestern artists, including (616) 621-3101. follows: which said premises are described Sharon, one of the two All that certain piece or parcel of door entrance to the Berrien County 21, 1995, as provided in the Equity REGULAR BOARD dried floral arrangements (24-2) as follows: Courthouse in the City of St. Joseph, daughters of Dr. Carl Booth- land situate in the Township of Niles, All that certain piece or parcel of Line Agreement and Disclosure by, now owns the area where by Linda Rockwell. in the County of Berrien, and State of Berrien County, Michigan, of the Statement, unless the Mortgage has MEETING PERSONAL land situate in the Township of Lin- premises described in said mor- she used to play. Growing up • Stained glass Reduce excess body fluids and Michigan, and described as follows: coln, in the County of Berrien, and been foreclosed at a Sheriff's Sale JUNE 12, 1995 tgage, or so much thereof as may be next door to the pump house, • Handcrafted jewelry lose weight fast, take E-Vap "Water Lot 114, OKOBOJI #1, in the State of Michigan, and described as prior thereto, and all legal costs, necessary to pay the amount due, as charges and expenses, including the Pills." Available at Belfy Drug. East half of Section 23, Township follows: SYNOPSIS she had spent many hours as • Woodcrafts aforesaid, on said mortgage, with attomey fees allowed by law, and 8 South, Range 17 West, Niles Lot Numbered Two (2), COl^ Approval of lot split request from a youth playing on and • Folk art Township, Berrien County, the interest thereon at Ten and One- also any sum or sums which may be lieon I^amphear. APARTMENT FOR RENT ONIAL ESTATES, according to Half percent (10.500%) per annum around the old facility. • Ceramics & southwest pottery Michigan, according to the plat the plat thereof, recorded paid by the undersigned, necessary Approval of lot split request from HARTFORD-One-bedroom apart- and all legal costs, charges and ex- The Emporium features • Hand-painted clothing ment, carpeted, tub/shower, total thereof, recorded November 2, January 3, 1978, in volume 23 of to protect its interest in the Judy Matthews. 1927, in Book 8 of Plats, Page 32, penses, including the attorney fees premises, which said premises are A special thank you to Orchard Hill many flavors of ice cream, • Country baskets electric, basement storage. Security Plats, Page 13, Berrien County allowed by law, and also any sum or being in Niles Township, Berrien described as follows: landfill Management Co. for free along with soft drinks, malts, • Dried floral arrangements deposit required. Call (616) 944-5393. Records. sums which may be paid by the County, Michigan. During the six months immediate- All that certain piece or parcel of dump cleanup days in April 1995. milk shakes, sundaes, floats, • Oil, acrylic & watercolor works During the one year immediately undersigned, necessary to protect land situate in the Township of Ben- This amounted to 492 yards of waste VkriM^trts f- COLOMA GARAGE SALE ly following the sale, the property its interest in the premises, which sandwiches, nachos, and gift TWO DAYS-Friday, June 23, following the sale, the property may ton, in the County of Berrien, and which would have cost of $3,936 00 if may be redeemed, except that in the said premises are described as items with a Southwestern from 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., and Satur- be redeemed, except that in the ' event that the property is determin- State of Michigan, and desenbed as the residents liad been charged for event that the property is determin- follows: follows: the service. Indian motif, Navajo, erdt&Skw day, June 24, from 9:00 a.m.-12:00 ed to be abandoned pursuant to All that certain piece or parcel of noon. 398 Timber Drive, Coloma, ed to be abandoned pursuant to MCLA 600.3241a, the property may Part of the Northwest quarter Approval of Paw Paw I^ake Water Apache, and Paiute. MCLA 600.3241a, the property may land situate in the Township of Ben- of the Southwest quarter of Sec- Improvement motion imposing a no SHARON GROSSE...is shown serving customer Bud Gustav- Saturday - Sunday, June 24 - 25 • 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cook Energy Information Center Mich. Ladies clothes size 16-18, 2 be redeemed during the 30 days im- ton, in the County of Berrien, and The new store is open from matching chairs, antique desk chair, be redeemed during the 30 days im- mediately following the sale. tion 30. Township 4 South. Range wake 1 hr after sundown lo 1 hr son at her new ice cream and gift store. The Emporium, on Admission FREE. 5 MOMMA mediately following the sale. State of Michigan, and described as 18 West, described as follows: before sunrise. The motion will then 1 lo 9 p.m. Monday through end table, linens, knickknacks, lots Dated at Trov, Michigan. April 7. follows: South Center Street in Hartford. (JoeC heshirephoto) I 94 Bridgman. Ml Exit 16. 3-1 2 miles north on Red Arrow Highway. Dated at Troy, Michigan, April 7, 1995. Beginning at a point on the West go to DNR for approval Thursday and I to 10 p.m. on of miscellaneous. That part of the Northwest 1995. STANDARD FEDERAL BANK, section line of said Section. 53 38 Approval of Audit report for Friday and Saturday. Sharon 800 548-2555 STANDARD FEDERAL BANK, quarter of the Southwest quarter feet North of the Southwest cor- Township audit. WANTED a federal savings bank. said she hopes to keep the a federal savings bank. of Section 30, Township 4 South, ner of the Northwest quarter of Approval of resolution for Am- ROLUNG STONES TAPES & Mortgagee store open through Christ- Mortgagee Range 18 West, described as the Southwest quarter of said bulance Fund. MEMORABIUA-It's only rock and RONALD J. PALMER RONALD J. PALMER follows: Commencing at a point Section, said point also being Approval of audit for City Cemetery mas time, for those hard-to- roll and I want it: any of the follow- Attorney for Mortgagee Attorney for Mortgagee 20.8025 chains North of the 1383.18 feet North of the & Fire Department find gift items. ing Rolling Stones tapes (cassettes 2600 West Big Beaver Road 2600 West Big Beaver Road Southwest comer of said Section; Southwest comer of said Section Approval of contribution to WBA in > only)-*Still Life, 'Flash Point, Troy, Michigan 48084 A. ihL f. The Emporium is located Troy, Michigan 48084 thence East 285.0 feet; thence 30; thence South 89 degrees 35 the amount of $1500.00 •England's Newest Hitmakers, (5/24, 5/31, 6/7, 6/14.6/21,1995) in the old pump house on jBuy your DUCK RACE tickets at the (5/24, 5/31,6/7, 6/14, 6/21,1995) North .8025 chains; thence West minutes East 285.0 feet; thence Presentation from Brian Balow of •Love You Live, •Metamorphasis, 285.0 feet; thence South .8025 North 52.96 feet; thence North 89 Coloma Ambulance - Watervliet VS%iM South Center Street that for •Rewind (1971-1984), •Time Waits $ Watervliet Harding's, Wallace's Tastee NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE chains to the place of beginning. degrees 35 minutes West 285.0 Township Board is thinking about nearly 50 years housed the For No One, •Sucking In The 70's, Co NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE Default has occurred in a mort- During the one year immediately feet; thence South 52.96 feet to the possible changing ambulance ser- pumps that sent water to the •Get Stoned, •Rolling Stones, and jJFreez Restaurant, Tri-City Record or from Default has occurred in a mort- gage made by William W. Kuipers, a be redeemed, except that in the place of beginning, being in Ben- vice from Medic 1 to Coloma Am- •Rolling Stones #2. homes of Hartford residents. gage made by Marcia A. Briney single man, and Christine C. event that the property is determin- ton Township. Berrien County, bulance and would like public input, ALSO-any other Rolling Stones The large ceramic covered ^a Watervliet Business Association member Siriano, a married woman, to The Newberg, a single woman, to The ed to be abandoned pursuant to Michigan. letters on this issue can be sent lo memorabilia: i.e., concert shirts, Peoples State Bank of St. Joseph, Bank of Three Oaks (whose interest MCLA 600.3241a, the property may During the one year immediately Watervliet Township Hall - P.O. Box dome which was a play- books, authentic autographed pic- dated February 24,1992, and record- has been acquired by The Peoples be redeemed during the 30 days im- following the sale, the property may 384 - Watervliet. MI 49098. ground for countless youths tures, etc. I will pay you a ed on March 2, 1992 in Liber 1500, State Bank of St. Joseph), dated mediately following the sale. be redeemed, except that in the Synopsis prepared by iU*- reasonable amount of money for of Hartford is now gone, but page 384, Berrien County records. November 9, 1988, and recorded on Dated at Troy, Michigan, April 28, event that the property is determin- Eva M. Baumeister, each cassette or item. Please call the original building stands No proceedings have been instituted November 14, 1988, in Liber 1363, 1995. Watervliet Township Clerk Alison Fields at 674-8608. ed to be abandoned pursuant to today as it did back then. to recover any part of the debt, page 502, Berrien County records. STANDARD FEDERAL BANK, MCLA 600.3241a, the property may which is now $85,500.34. No proceedings have been instituted a federal savings bank, be redeemed during the 30 days im- FOR SALE The mortgage will be foreclosed V/flEWllET to recover any part of the debt, Mortgagee mediately following the sale. PAW PAW LAKE MOTORCYCLE-1994 Honda CR by a sale of the property, at public which is now $14,413.26. RONALD J. PALMER Dated at Troy, Michigan. April 28. PUBLIC NOTICE 125, excellent condition, many ex- auction to the highest bidder, on The mortgage will be foreclosed Attomey for Mortgagee 1995. GOLF CLUB tras. $3,200. Call (616 ) 463-7018 after Thursday, July 27,1995 at 10:00 a.m. by a sale of the property, at public 2600 West Big Beaver Road STANDARD FEDERAL BANK, CITY OF THURSDAY 3 p.m. local time, at the front entrance of auction to the highest bidder, on Troy, Michigan 48084 a federal savings bank. (23-2) the Courthouse, in the city of St. Thursday, July 27, 1995, at 10:00 (6/7, 6/14,6/21,6/28, 7/5, 1995) Mortgagee WATERVLIET WOMAN'S Joseph, Berrien County, Michigan, a.m. local time, at the front entrance RONALD J. PAliMER HYDRANT SUMMER TUTOR the place of the Circuit Court. The of the Courthouse, in the City of St. Attomey for Mortgagee LEAGUE CERTIFIED TEACHER--and property will be sold to pay the Joseph, Berrien County, Michigan, 2600 West Big Beaver Road FLUSHING June 15.1995 j high school student will tutor K-4. amount then due on the mortgage, the place of the Circuit Court. The PUBLIC NOTICE Troy, Michigan 48084 Phone 463-3704. together with interest at 10.125 per- property will be sold to pay the (6/7, 6/14, 6/21, 6/28, 7/5, 1995) NOTICE FRONT NINE; Low Gross (24-2) cent, legal costs, attorneys fees, and amount then due on the mortgage, TOWNSHIP OF --Lois Johnson & Edith also any taxes and insurance that The City of Watervliet will be together with interest at 11.50 per- HARTFORD WANT AD RATES flushing hydrants on Thursday, June mm,;- Weber, both with 48. Low Net CALL THIS NUMBER IF the mortagee pays before the sale. cent, legal costs, attorneys fees, and You are 55-f- The property is located in Berrien For want ads, lost & found, 29, and Friday, June 30. 1995. from -Lois Johnson, 31. Low Putts also any taxes and insurance that REGULAR BOARD 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. -Alice Shrosbree & Kathryn A resident of Berrien, Cass or Van County, Michigan, and is described the mortgagee pays before the sale. thank yout & personals, ect. S^OC PM Buren County in the mortgage as: All that part of MEETING On Thursday, June 29, all Bradford, both with 14. The property is located in Berrien hydrants from the Main Street Lost your job through no fault of University Lot 22, in Section 26, County, Michigan, and is described ^ <1 Birdies-Mary Jo McClana- your own Township 4 South, Range 19 West, June 8,1995 $5.00 per ad of 25 words or railroad tracks south, east and west in the mortgage as: The West 20 feet Regular meeting of the Hartford han, Edith Weber & Elsie Living on a limited income according to the plat thereof, record- lets, plus 10 cents per word to the City Limits will be flushed. of Lot 102 and the East 19 feet of Ix)t Township Board was called to order Anxious to find employment ed September 9,1842, in Volume "L" On Friday, June 30, all hydrants Klug, all on #7. Special 103, Plat of a part of the Village of by Supervisor Stephen Shafer on over 25 words. Repeat same We want to help! of Deeds, Page 445, described as: from the Main Street railroad tracks Event-Vi Ross. Three Oaks, Berrien County, June 8,1995, at 7:40 P.M. ad for $4.00 plus ten cents EOP Commencing at a point on the north, east and west to the City Michigan, according to the Plat Pledge of Allegiance. BACK NINE; Low Gross- Auxiliary aids and services are Westerly line of Napier Avenue that each extra word over 25. limits (including Pokagon Hgts.) thereof, recorded January 21, 1865, Roll Call: Shafer, Mayhak, Fri- Minnie Sager, 46. Low Net- available upon request to in- is 124 feet 11-1/2 inches Southerly will be flushed. in Book 20 of Deeds, page 183. day, Nilson, Martin present. Also Now You Can Minnie Sager, 32. Low Putts- dividuals with disabilities. from the Northeast comer of Lot 6, Glenn Openneer Jr. Property address: 107 East Maple Herb Taylor, Theadore Panagakos, Ad must be paid in advance. (24-4) recorded plat of Napier's Addition to Supt. of Public Works Minnie Sager, 15. Birdies- Street, Three Oaks, Michigan. Township and City Residents. AD DEADLINE 9 a.m. TUESDAY. Buy Insurance St. Joseph, recorded October 17, (25-2) Jan Vollrath on #15. Eagle- The redemption period will be six Motion by Friday, supported by BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 1890, in Volume 2 of Plats, Page 78, months from the date of sale. Nilson. The minutes of May 11,1995, With Small, ^ Minnie Sager on #12. Special OWN YOUR OWN-apparel or thence Westerly 104 feet to the Dated: June 12,1995 are accepted as read. Motion car- ESTATE AUCTION Event-Leola Wendzel. shoe store. Choose: jean/sports- Easterly line of Lake View Avenue, KINNEY, COOK & ried. Saturday, June 24, at 10:30 a.m. Easy-To-Handle wear, bridal, lingerie, westemwear, sometimes called Front Street, at a IZES LINDENFELD, P.L.C. Received, place Treasurers report MONDAY HAPPY ladies, men's, large sizes, in- point 10 feet South of the Southwest Located 4 miles north of Bangor, MI - Go north on C.R. 681 to By: Mark S. Bowman (P34207) on file. Monthly fant/preteen, petite, dancewear/ comer of said Lot 6, thence South on i Attorney for Mortgagee Motion by Friday, supported by C.R. 384, turn east and go 1 mile to auction (55531 C.R. 384» HOUR LEAGUE aerobic, maternity, or assessories the East line of Lake View Avenue 60 I ' 'iOOOl 811 Ship Street, P.O. Box 24 Mayhak. To pay bills as presented, REAL ESTATE: (OFFERED AT 11:15 A.M.) 60 acres, IV2 Payments. store. Over 2000 name brands. feet, thence Easterly 68 feet to a June 19,1995 St. Joseph, Michigan 49085 amount $12,757.02. Motion carried. story house; 4 bedrooms, knotty pine walls; Barns, (Offered $25,900 to $37,900: Inventory, train- point on the West line of Napier On the Front Nine, Low '5001 Telephone: (616) 983-0103 Motion by Nilson, supported by Paying tor insurance in a lump L12 0 0 ing, fixtures, grand opening, ect. Avenue 60 feet Southerly from the all together or in Partials) (6/21, 6/28, 7/5, 7/12, 7/19,1995) Martin. The board has approved the Gross went to Dottie Camp )hlC>rET9 CO Can open 15 days. Mr. Loughlin (612) place of beginning, thence Northerly sum every six months or each bill from Rose Well Drilling for FARM EQUIPMENT: A C. "WD" 45; 6' brush chopper; 5' with a 46. Betty Strouse had *200 'ro Bf Sold 888-6555. 60 feet to the place of beginning. year can be a hassle - and a strain ujocfer vliet $2,971.91 for a new well in Maple Hill pull type chopper; Mmall manure spreader; 3 ot scraoer Low Net with a 31. Low Putts Property address: 1452 Main 4 PUBLIC NOTICE Cemetery. Motion carried. on your budget. Paying insurance Street, St. Joseph, Michigan 49085. blade; Pdl disk. LAWN ITEMS: ,2,Murray iVh p riXg went to Eula Tarantino with ]1 '100 WATERVLIET Herb Taylor wanted the Hartford mowers; 3 h.p. rototiller; (2) push mowers; Jump charger! bills for personal insurance is no 13. Peg Welch had a Birdie on The redemption period will be six Township Board to check on a home s months from the date of sale. problem with Auto-Owners Flex-Bil h and Rite Lynch had one on , ^ 5n TUESDAY PUBLIC NOTICE 8 W T00LS & CITY COMMISSION built on a trailer slab in Espaw Kaw pf IFS "pal t S ? n V. PLUMBING SUP- monthly easy-to-handle payment plan. Dated: June 14,1995 subdivision. PUES. Paint shaker; Double grinder; Belt sander; Metal #6. We had two Chip-Ins by WATERVLIET KINNEY, COOK & REGULAR Received, place on file Planning 0g C a S; h p air coin r Eula Tarantino on //I and TOWNSHIP UNDENFELD, P.L.C. Commission minutes of May 23, hl lTI. nf ff M iJ • • P essor; Selection By: Mark S. Bowman (P34207) MEETING MUn'Ji! scaffold; New cast iron bathtub; Lanterns; Gloria Gregg on ^7. Special 1995. tAuto-Owners Event went to Eula Taran- * i; PLANNING 811 Ship Street, P.O. Box 24 SYNOPSIS Received, place on file Board of Miscellaneous scrap. HOUSEHOLD & COII FPTTRI FN* St. Joseph, Michigan 49085 Approved minutes of 5/9 Budget Appeals minutes of June 5,1995. 8 Se, Cha s & insurance tino. COMMISSION Telephone: (616) 983-0103 Hearing, Truth in Taxation & hf h T "C " "nSSSe Life Home Car Business On the Back Nine, Low The Watervliet Township Plann- Received, place on file Liquor corner hutch; dressers; 2 single beds- Oak enH tahlps- OMATiDMS R/F/RE.433 Regular Meeting and 5/17 Budget To rwe ing Commission will meet on June report. JtiNoPrMAnPeoA: Gross went to Edith Weber (6/21, 6/28, 7/5, 7/12, 7/19, 1995) Adoption. Motion by Nilson, supported by Breakfast table; Zeailh TV; OnSfe raB Milk S 27, 1995, at 7:00 P.M. at the with a 52. Low Net went to VJhA Approved payables - $85,507.85. Friday. To have Leonard Cheshire candlesticks; Haviland china set; 2 oak office chairs* Watervliet Township Hall, 3901 Bev Tarantino with a 33. Low Agreed to hire 2 temporary PWD Zoning Administrator to contact Mr. DON YOUNG M-140 Highway, Watervliet, ^ir; Bla'ek Hawk cS hand workers. and Mrs. Theadore Panagakos, Putts went to Ethel Cripe Michigan. s,ed Insurance Agency ,. . TO SUBSCRIBE TO Approved purchase of blinds for City 59571 Jerrdean Dr. in Espaw Kaw with 17, and she also won Josephine Null Hall. Subdivision, to check on a possible iisssa "* " ' 463-6773 323 N. Main St., Watervliet Watervliet Township THE TRI-CITY RECORD Special Event. Accepted bid of L.E. Barber - Street violation of the Zoning Ordinance. Classman's Auctioneers & Real Estate Planning Commission Secretary Call 463-NEWS (463-6397) Imp. Project. Motion carried. Eau Claire, MI 49111 (616) 461-6271 FAX 461-6293 Page 16 The Trl-Clty Record June 21,1995 Mortgage paid at Apostolic Lighthouse Church COLOMA continued from page 1 On July 3, 1983, a small love our area and want to be bers and friends. A mortgage Schmitt, assured the Town- group of people purchased a valuable part of the com- burning and ground- ship Board the Beech Street property at 6210 Mountain munity." breaking service was held lake access site would not be Road in Coloma to build the The new building will not Sunday, May 28. used for storage or mooring Apostolic Lighthouse. August only be a place for potlucks Pastor Blankenship would purposes, but only for access 8, 1983, ground was broken and socials but will also be an like to thank the members of of materials and equipment and work had begun. The activity center for youth of the Lighthouse for their ex- to the lake. first service was held Janu- all ages. It will be equipped citement, hard work, and Township officials were ary 1,1984. Prior to this, they to play ba sketball and volley^lev-- sharing of the vision. told use of the site by the firm had rented a building in ball and otheo r games. Although the hard work is far would not interfere with downtown Coloma. The new building will be from over, thanks aro in fishermen, boating, or use of On May 8, 1995, the mor- built with a great deal of order for all the fund raising the site by the Coloma Fire tgage was paid in full and donated labor from its mem- and donations given. Department. plans are already in progress In other areas, the Board for the building of a new took under consdieration a multipurpose fellowship hall. request from resident Gust Pastor Blankenship and TEST RIDE Anton that the Township the congregation want Col- oma and the surrounding Before you buy ! estabUsh a requirement that 4 all door-to-door solicitors communities to know 'We SCHWINN - TRFK - GT - GIANT must be approved by the Township and provide BUYING BOTTLED WATER? Township identification. hate those plastic jugs? WEGfilKj Cycling & Fitnesi. Also approved by the Rent a CULLIGAN reverse Board was advertising for osmosis for $3.50 per BIG SElfCTION • S^PERR SERVICE • FREE LAY AW AY bids to update the Town- 2621 NILES AVE., ST JOSEPH (616)983-B1KE ship's nine lift stations. The month...limited special! THE MORTGAGE BURNING...At Coloma Apostolic lift stations are 25 years old, Call 1-800-442-2802 Church pictured L to R. Andre Bordeaux and Pastor Blanken- according to Township ship. Treasurer Robert Johnson, and finding parts for repair- ing the stations is difficult. Because of the urgency related to the need to update the lift stations, the Board agreed to hold a special meeting to act on the bids before its regular July meeting. Ino'HOs HARTFORD continued from page 1 ITS reform. To promote systemic change, the Collaborative has designed a yearlong community and school dis- trict leadership academy for districts and communities in- fMem terested in working together to build shared leadership capacity. Some 15 people will be go- ing to Mackinac Island for a •»»rvri- >u\i My week; but their journey will X -K. not be for sightseeing, as the weeklong schedule calls for I z-eoy intensive sessions from 8:00 ^itBedfner a.m. through 9:00 p.m. each ./a t day, leaving very little time buy A for personal pleasure. cqfa & CHAW or The team will also par- ticipate in skill enhancement asUWBEM networks and other activities throughout the 1995-96 school year. In the spring of 1996, they will also participate in a •as®"* final exhibition and local SHU- plan results conference. yg'. All the training and ex- #1 penses throughout the year will be paid from the $10,000 grant. The Hartford team JIH' will serve as a model and resource for other school districts across the state of SiDROOMSET Michigan. BOX SPRING BUY A AND Limberlost BIG SCREEN TV MATTRESS Nurser " (A6" Of larger^- l*J Noteboo! 7Sdi5CSve A By Jackie Hammond VCR Y

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