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Hartford woman is instant Police Coloma and Watervliet folks Local sports For cable & TV listings, see the friend of 'hearing ear dog* News meet 'Down Under' & Outdoors See page 5 See page 2 See page 13 See pages 15 & 16 TV RECORD FOR COLOMA-HARTFORD- WATERVLIET TRI-CITY RECORD 25C VOL.103 • No. 9 RED ARROW EDITION OF THE WATERVLIET RECORD March 4,1987 WATERVLIET H.S. VALEDICTORIAN Adult foster home ordinance adopted by Watervliet City Lawsuit filed against City for denying building permit within sixty days of Its effective sioners that an appeal of the & SALUTATORIAN date." state's decision to license an Watervliet High School Is Mayor Ed Campbell said the adult foster care facility on Van- Watervliet City Commis- proud to announce the selection care and day care facilities. It ordinance could become effec- nater Court is proceeding. Jones sioners voted unanimously In further requires inspection of of the valedictorian and tive thirty days after it Is publish- also Indicated that litigation favor of a recently-drafted or- such properties by the City salutatorlan for the 1987 ed for the public. The ordinance protesting the City's repeal of a dinance requiring registration building Inspector and the is- graduating class. provides for fines and jail building permit for the site Is and permitting regulation of suance of a certificate of com- Mike Grear, son of Mr. and sentences not to exceed $500.00 also pending. adult foster care and day care pliance with regard to all Mrs. James Grear, Is named and ninety days for the first In other business. Commis- facilities in Watervliet. The ac- valedictorian of Watervllefs building, mechanical, electrical violation of its provisions. In- sioners reviewed a letter from tion came after the proposed or- 1987 graduating class., and plumbing codes. The or- spection of such premises by planning consultant Thomas dinance was read at the Tues- In addition to earning a 3.952 dinance also states, "A person the City building inspector at Sinn and Associates indicating day, March 3, regular City Com- grade-point average over seven presently owning such a facility any time is another of the or- a timetable for the construction mission meeting. semesters, Mike has par- or such real estate at the time of dinance provisions. of the City's new park and ride The ordinance calls for ticipated In the following ac- the adoption of this ordinance On a related matter, City at- lot has been worked out. The registration of all adult foster tivities: cross country, track, shall register such facility torney F.A. Jones told Commis- See CITY on page 2 marching band, pep band, jazz band, variety show, and Na- Mike Grear tional Honor Society, of which Valedictorian Coloma Twp. approves fire hall plan he Is vice president this year. and the City and Township shall Mike plans to attend Western At its regular meeting Monday construction plans and choice An agreement which spec- contribute one-half of the sum Michigan University, majoring In night, the Coloma Township of a contractor for Coloma's new ifies ownership and respon- of all liabilities which may be In music in order to become a band Board of Trustees approved the fire station as presented. sibilities of the cemetery excess of Insurance protecting director. The plans and description located in Coloma city was ap- both municipalities from loss. Benjamin Marvin, son of Mr. along with expected costs were proved by the Coloma Township A Joint Cemetery Board will and Mrs. Robert Marvin, has presented to the Board by Joint Trustees on Monday night as be created which shall consist been named as salutatorlan of T Fire Board member and Coloma presented. of at least five members, two the 1987 graduating class of JOINT FIRE BOARD CHOOSES City Commissioner Charles A committee of three which from the City and three from the Watervliet High School. FIRE HALL CONTRACTOR Owen. includes Marilyn Schultz and Township, with Board member- While earning a 3.928 grade- The Coloma Joint Fire Board, The same proposal will be Robert Johnson of Coloma ship to be for three-year terms. point average, Ben has par- at a special meeting on Thurs- presented to Coloma City Com- Township and Charles Owen of The Board will oversee all ticipated on the varsity baseball day evening, February 26, voted missioners at their regular Coloma city, acting represen- cemetery operations and submit team for four years. National unanimously to accept a bid for meeting on Monday, March 9, at tatives for both municipalities, an annual budget to the City and Honor Society, and school the new fire station from Jack Coloma City Hall. met on February 19 and drew up Township on or before February plays. He earned the W. O'Brien Real Estate & Con- Nearly all 30 volunteers of the a joint cemetery agreement. 1 of each year. distinguished D.A.R. United struction, Benton Harbor. Coloma Fire Department attend- Articles in the agreement Further, upon approval of the States History Award and O'Brien's base bid of $175,750 ed the meeting. state that: the City and numerous departmental cer- was the lowest of five bids open- Township shall be 'tenants In budget, the City and Township shall each contribute a share of tificates. ed by the Joint Fire Board on JOINT CEMETERY common,' each owning an un- the sum of all approved ex- Ben's college plans include February 24 and turned over to AGREEMENT APPROVED divided one-half Interest; the Ci- penses, based on the current studying business at Western the Board's architect, James W. BY TOWNSHIP ty and Township shall each pay year's equalized value of each Michigan University. Ben Marvin Another matter which has one-half of the cost of any future municipality as It pertains to the Salutatorlan See BIDS on page 2 been the source of a good deal land acquisitions and that each sum of the two municipalities, of discussion, joint cemetery municipality shall receive one- half of the proceeds In the event 25% for the City and 75% for the care, may be resolved next week Township. Hartford Library announces when an agreement Is presented of a sale and liquidation of ownership of any properties; In an unrelated area, a re- to the City. quest by Kenneth Parrigin to rezone property at 4858 Defleld cuts as aid to budget issue Road from agricultural to com- joining the Van Buren County mercial was denied. Parrigin Library System, Instead of It re- wants to build an addition to an Hartford City Councllmen among funding options are bond maining as an independent and existing building for an office. heard that several cuts have Issues or millages. belonging to a co-operative. The request was denied on been made In the Hartford The City and the Township Library Board President the basis of a recommendation Public Library budget at a jointly own and fund the library. Willam Manning said that Issue by the Berrien County Planning special hearing before the Coun- When the library budget was would have to go on an election Commission because the sur- cil meeting held Monday, submitted each governmental ballot three separate times and rounding properties are basical- February 23. unit was asked for $12,000. The It would have to be approved by ly residential and the property Wendell Martin, one of the City had budgeted $5,000 and voters In the Township and in does not lend Itself to commer- representatives of the City on the Township said it would con- the City. He added the City and cial use, and much of the area Is the Library Board, advised the tribute the $12,000 If the City Township would still be respon- in a flood plain. Council that the Board had would match it. The Township sible for maintaining the library, A public hearing will be held made several cuts In the budget told the library It would con- but the local governments on March 16 when Township and will have a new budget tribute $5,000 if that was the would lose control primarily In Planners will consider a 10th drawn up to reflect those cuts. amount contributed by the City. hiring and firing and book selec- amendment to the Zoning Or- He added that If funding for the Hartford City Mayor William tion. He said books could be ad- PROCLAIMS GIRL SCOUT WEEK Those in attendance at me dinance concerning Special library's needs cannot be agreed Weeden was authorized by the ded to the shelves or removed at Watervliet Mayor Ed Campbell Is event are from left, front row: Land Use Permits. on, the library could lose Its ac- Council to attend a special any time without local permis- shown signing a proclamation Leeanna Beach, Cassandra A budget amendment to In- creditation In a few months. meeting with the Library Board, sion. on Monday evening, March 2, Bauer, Mayor Campbell, Sharia clude $350 (Clerk) and $250 A letter was read from along with the City accountant Later, during the regular ses- designating the week of March Pritchett and Amanda Hicks; (Treasurer) In the appropriations Thomas A. Balrd of Lansing, and an attorney for the City. sion of the Council meeting, a 8-14 as Scouting 75th Anniver- (center row) Patty Garland, expense portion of the who was consulted by the Also attending the meeting will motion was approved sary Week. The proclamation Sarah Larson, Jami Mach, Jami Township's budget was approv- Library Board for guidance In Its be members of the Township unanimously to invite a asks everyone to Join In honor- Olmstead and Michelle Letke; ed. budget negotiations. Balrd Board and its attorney. The representative of the Van Buren ing and giving thanks to all Girl (back row) Scout leaders Deb Approval for the Knights of pointed to a serious fund short- meeting will be scheduled In the County Library System to attend Scouts of America volunteers Hicks, Rose Beach, Sandy Prit- Columbus to conduct Tootsle fall by the end of the year and near future. a meeting with the Council to who have and will make it possi- chett, Monica Larson, Betty Roll sales on April 10,11, and 12 suggested a meeting to discuss Council member Mary Thorn- discuss possibly joining that ble for even more young people Bauer and Cheii Mach. (photo by was given. possible solutions. He said burg asked about the library system. to Join Girl Scouting. Dee Catania) BY DEE CATANIA WE ASKED YOU.."What'; s your opinion of the Iran-Arms-Hostage issue...should it be dropped?
NEED A QUESTION ANSWERED? We'll ask it here! MICHELLE WAIT CAROL SERFLING DON MILLER HARTFORD WHEATON, ILLINOIS BENTON HARBOR call 463-3461 u u AL HIBNAR l think they ought l think we should keep DON YAGER RIVERSIDE JERRY ROSENBAUM "I think we, the public, COLOMA get the hostages it In the public eye and COLOMA ul think it should be BENTON HARBOR have had enough of the |"l think it should be seems they could have get to the bottom of "Investigation should dropped. The President ul think it ought to be publicity; there are dropped. Ws another found a better way. I what happened. I don't continue. The public had his reasons, i don't dropped and get on more Important issues. assassination by the don't think they should think we know should know what is think he did anything with the business at Nothing will be gained press." be giving weapons." everything." golngon/^^^^^^^^ hand." by continuing." MAR. 4, 1987 PAGE TWO CITY ORGAN CONCERT AT WATERVLIET RECREATION Area Police Reports COUNCIL REGISTRATION Continued from page 1 ST. PAUL'S ficers she looked in the rear- his license was suspended. The annual registration for view mirror to observe whether a project calls for the landscaping The Adult Fellowship of St. participation In Watervllet's POLICE OFFICER NOT vehicle might be behind her COLOMA POLICE REPORT and construction of a vehicle Paul's United Church of Christ, summer baseball and Softball ARRESTED FOR DUIL when her auto struck Plner's TOWNSHIP: Coloma parking lot between Main and 1650 N. Balnbridge Center Road, programs will be held on two First streets, alongside the consecutive Saturdays this vehicle. Township Police reported the invites everyone to an organ A story In last week's Trl-Clty The three persons examined following Incidents for the week Eldon Smith building. Sinn's let- concert on March 8 at 4:00 p.m. month. Registration Is open to Record Police Reports er- for injuries were released from of February 23-March 1. ter said construction should It will be played on the new all Watervllet area children ages roneously stated that Watervllet the hospital. They were Three men were charged with begin In mid-May and be com- Allen Model 2110T organ that 7-17. Children must be 7 by Police Officer Allen DIM had passengers In the Kinchen auto. entry, without permission of the pleted by June 30. has been purchased with August 1 to be eligible. been arrested for drunk driving According to Watervllet owner, of the old Ingraham On another matter, Commis- memorial funds. Sign-up dates and times are and resisting arrest. In fact, DIN Police, two men from Grand School In Coloma Township. sioner Walter Duday disagreed Ms. Betty Woodland of Ber- Saturday, March 14, and Satur- was the arresting officer In the Junction were cited In two A man was issued a citation with Mayor Campbell's sugges- rien Springs, organist at the day, March 21, from 1-4 p.m. at incident. separate incidents. On February for transporting open intox- tion that attorney Jones contact First Congregational United the South Elementary School. A The Record and its publishers 23, upon Investigation of a icants In a motor vehicle. two property owners regarding Church of Christ of St. Joseph, registration fee of $10 per child sincerely regret the printing of report of a possible drunk driver A man was cited for OUIL and their plans to develop currently Michigan, and organ teacher at Is payable at sign-up time. The the error and apologize to Mr. heading Into town on Red Arrow attempting to flee and elude vacant properties. Campbell Berrien Springs, will play the maximum fee is $30 per family. Dill, his family and friends for Highway, Waterviiet Police Of- police. specified the former Woodruff's concert. Her music will Include For further Information call any embarrassment the error ficer John Pokagon cited a man Surplus Store and the old Jr. classical church music of the Danny Gray, Watervllet Recrea- may have caused. for OUIL; Officers Pokagon and HARTFORD POLICE REPORT High building as continuing 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. tion Council President, at Allen Dill on March 1, after In- A Hartford man was charged eyesores. The Adult Fellowship also In- 63-7315. vestigation of a complaint, ar- with driving while his license Commissioner Duday coun- vites you to a social t]Our follow- NO MORE NAMES OF rested another man for OUIL was suspended when he was tered with "As long as we are ing the concert. No offering will and driving while his license stopped for careless driving. writing letters, let's write some be taken. DRUNK DRIVERS was revoked. Hartford Police are in- more. How about the old Doc Officers Pokagon, Ray vestigating a breaking and Dalgleish property and the old Th/s past issue's incident of Morlock and Dill, when stop- entering at the home of Sharon pool hall across Main Street? putting the wrong person's STORY LUNCH ping a driver for equipment Sinkler. Only items of clothing Those are eyesores. Will we con- name in a drunk driving arrest Do you like a nice quiet lunch violation, charged a South were reported taken In the Inci- tact those owners too, Mr. story is a nightmare come true. and enjoy a good story? Then Haven driver with driving while dent. Mayor?" Duday asked. To make matters worse, the "Not at this time," Campbell you would enjoy having lunch in wrong person in this case hap- responded. "I get tired of only the Coloma Elementary School pens to have been a Waterviiet hearing about the old school Media Center. police officer. property" was Duday's final 'Story Lunch* began in A policy of the Record has comment. November and provides a been to print names of persons chance for 30 third-grade arested for drunk driving in the students to hear a classic EVANGELIST AT HARTFORD police reports. The theory children's novel read each noon CHURCH...Evangelist John behind the policy is that the as they eat their lunch. Musser of Muskegon, Michigan, public has the right to know, the We asked the students If they will be holding special meetings BIDS at the Hartford Federated offender should be held up to i would be interested and all of public scrutiny and, by Continued from page 1 them volunteered. Then we held Church beginning Sunday, a lottery In each classroom so March 8, through Sunday, March publishing the names of the of- Schneberger of Hartford, for that 10 students would be 15. Times for the meetings are fenders, it may prevent others review and recommendation. selected from each room. The 9:45 and 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. from drinking and driving and Adding $6,500 for a brick front lucky 30 winners are currently on Sundays, and 7:00 p.m. on perhaps save some lives. and $525 for an energy-efficient listening to the C.S. Lewis novel, week nights. As other community heating system brings the •Lion, Witch and the Wardrobe.' Rev. Musser Is a graduate of newspapers have found, the amount to $182,775 and will In- Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- Grand Rapids School of the Bi- drunks don't care if they en- clude kitchen equipment, a day Mrs. Charlotte Wuepper ble and Music. He has served as danger others' lives; they do storage area, and toilet care if their name is in the A NEW POLICE OFFICER—Patrolman John Gillespie Is on duty full reads to them for 20 minutes associate and youth pastor and time with the Hartford Police Department. Officer G'l'espie was facilities. and on Thursday Mr. Dan Stack, also served as a short-term mis- paper...that doesn't get them to The 5,000-square-foot, seven- sworn In on January 25. He graduated from the police academy In Principal, takes a turn. sionary to Mexico. He has ap- stop drinking and driving. They bay facility Is expected to be December 1980, was employed by the Mattawan Police Department The 'Story Lunch' continues 4 peared on local television and just cancel their subscription completed within 150 days and for seven years, and was radio operator for the Portage Police Depar- noons per week for a month (un- ministered to youth groups, Bi- and withhold their advertising. will be constructed of masonry tment before coming to Hartford. til the story Is completed). ble colleges, evangelistic and The same gutlessness that with a shingle roof. Hopefully, other grades and revival meetings. makes them drunk drivers Masonry and brick were students will be able to par- The public is cordially Invited prevents them from seeing any selected as construction ticipate In the months to come. to attend. public good in keeping them off "insurance - materials because of durability the roads. and maintenance cost over a For the most part, printing can't eat it!" period of time. According to drunk drivers' names just hurts Schneberger, the new fire sta- their families and friends and, in tion will still be In good shape 30 HEARD FROM IRS? the case of last week, mistakes True - but when a loss occurs, years from now. can cause embarrassment to a we are mighty glad to have It. Other contractors bidding for Do they want more money? fine person. My personal Automobile repairs and per- the project and base amounts apologies to Allen Dill for er- sonal Injury awards have greatly are as follows: Great Lake Have your notice checked free by H&R Block roneously publishing that he Inflated during the past five Building Service Inc., St. was arrested for drunk driving, years. See the Don Young In- Joseph, $207,148; Mid States in case there is an error. as it was he who was actually surance Agency for higher Construction, Elkhart, Indiana, Don't pay any more tax than you should. the arresting officer in a drunk realistic limits on your auto in- $212,621; Hoffman Construction driving citation. surance. Company, Kalamazoo, Michi- My apologies to any others DON YOUNG gan, $248,700; and Superior H&R that the printing policy may Waterviiet 463-6773 Builders Inc., St. Joseph, RED ARROW HIGHWAY have hurt in the past...the risk to WATERVLIET... 463-4334 THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE INSURANCE AGENCY INC. $241,580. innocents is not worth the Target date for completion of 950 BAILEY AVENUE satisfaction of printing the the new fire hall Is set for the SOUTH HAVEN.. 637-6164 names of offenders. 221 MONROE STREET THELMA EVETT weekend of Coloma's Glad- ' MANAGER Because of the recent occur- WAY Peach Festivities, August 7-9. BANGOR 427-8890 rence and the risk of it happen- DEE CATANIA ing again, the Record will no longer print names of persons CHIROPRACTIC arrested for drunk driving by the local police departments. We will continue to report police CLINIC and fire news and other public service announcements by WEST RED ARROW HIGHWAY What's Better than those departments. WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN Karl Bayer the Best Gas Furnace?
WATERVLIET POLICE REPORT ASK TOM AND JACKIE DENEAU. Three people were Dr. D. MOSS transported to Community AS OF MARCH 1. THE DENEAU S HAD PAID LESS THAN Hospital, Waterviiet, by $350 TO HEAT THEIR 4500 SQUARE FOOT HOME IN Watervllet Ambulance Service as a result of possible Injuries 463-5700 WATERVLIET THIS HOME IS PROBABLY TWICE THE sustained In a two-car accident SIZE OF YOURS. WHAT DID YOU PAY FOR YOUR HEAT at N. Main Street and Hlghvlew OFFICE HOURS on Wednesday, February 25, at BILL THIS WINTER? WOULD YOU LIKE TO CUT YOUR • Monday, Wednesday & Friday* 11:30 a.m. BILLS IN HALF? THE DENEAU S DID! COME TO THEIR The accident occurred when 9 a.m. to 12 Noon • 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Cynthia L. Plner, 16, was travel- OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY, MARCH 6 AND SEE FOR ing south on Main and making a • Tuesday & Thursday • YOURSELF OUR GEOTHERMAL HEAT PUMP AND SEE left turn at Hlghvlew. Plner's 9 a.m. to 12 Noon - 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. vehicle was struck in the rear by OUR DOCUMENTATION OF THE SAVINGS AND COMFORT an auto driven by Melinda G. • Saturday • 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.^ OF A WATERFURNACE,M THE HOUSE WILL BE OPEN Kinchen, 18. She advised of- FOR YOUR VIEWING FROM 2:00 TO 5 00 PM A e-e m-f WATERFURNACE REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE ON HAND 8-3 SAT TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS
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To Eau Claire TRI-CITY RECORD MAR. 4, 1987 PAGE THREE Hartford School Board WHS student expelled petitions now available by School Board Nominating petitions for four tions are similar to ones seats on the Hartford School adopted two years ago. but The Watervliet Board of Plored the Board, "There must Board are now available at the some restrictions were Education voted 5 to 11n favor of be some way to keep a kid In High School Central Office. eliminated. The purpose of upholding established school school." Mrs. Radde also ex- There are two four-year terms removing some of the restric- policy at a special meeting on pressed distress when the girl up for election, one currently tions was to allow smaller February 24. The Board took ac- Involved In the Incident received held by Donna Beach and the auditing firms to compete for tion to expel student Rick Radde no reprimand. other by Garry Unrath. A two- the bid. Bids will be accepted for the second time. Board member Dennis Chur- year term, now held by Robert up to March 19. Beverly Radde, mother of the chill, who cast the one opposing Jessen, and a one-year term, Pamela Harvey was ap- eleventh-grader, requested an vote, appealed to fellow Board now held by Steven Starner, are pointed Middle School open meeting rather than a clos- members on Radde's behalf. He both open for election as well. volleyball coach for the season. ed executive session, as was asked his colleagues to review a Deadline for filing nominating Pamela Ward will replace her option. psychological profile submitted petitions Is at 4 p.m., April 6. The Amy McBrlde as physical educa- Young Radde was expelled by a professional counselor who election is June 8. Also on the tion Instructor. McBride is on a during the first semester of this has been working with Radde. ballot is a HVi mils renewal maternity leave. Ward will serve school year for what High Churchill's remarks Implied that special election. from March 26 to the end of the School Principal Ken Bannen Radde's action did Indicate school year. characterized as a "vicious and possible restraint In a difficult RIGHT TO KNOW POLICY SET VARIETY SHOW...Come one! Come all! Coloma Middle School North unprovoked attack on a fellow situation. He suggested the and South will be having their annual student variety show at 7:30 At the regular Hartford School student." Radde has a long Board take these thoughts Into Board meeting of February 19, p.m. on March 12 and 13. Singing, dancing, magic and comedy will history of school-related dif- ATTENTION SENIOR CITIZENS consideration before making Its the Board adopted a Right To be some of the fun acts featured In this year's show. Admission is ficulties. final decision. The Coloma Schools will $1.00 for students and $2.00 for adults. This year's circus theme Know Policy concerning the He had been readmitted to Board President Darrell Day honor the Senior Citizens in the should appeal to all ages. Pictured front row left to right, Christy school at the beginning of the new Hazardous Communica- community on March 26, 1987, firmly stated, "We have received tions law. The new policy went Newton, Jamie Mulhem, Valerie Dadies. Back row are: Jerry Lacer, new semester under stringent by sponsoring a program and a mandate from the people In Into effect February 25. Jennifer Griffin, Noah Dibble. Shown are just a few of the students boundaries outlined by the luncheon at the high school. this community to uphold pro- The new policy requires that looking forward to performing for their relatives and friends. Board of Education. Lunch, which starts at 11:30 per discipline. We may seem un- any materials containing more On February 9 of this year, fair sometimes, I hope we don't, a.m., may be purchased for World Day of Prayer set Radde Instigated a chain of than 1% of what MIOSHA con- $1.75 at the school cafeteria and but we will maintain effective siders hazardous materials Community Ecumenical events, during school hours, discipline." the menu will be chicken U.S., In which Christian people must be labeled as such. Women (Church Women United) that culminated with his slap nuggets, mashed potatoes and throughout the world join Radde may request con- School Board President Pete of the Coloma-Watervliet area ping the face of a female stu- gravy, jello salad, green beans, together in prayer and prayerful sideration for readmisslon In Sinclair said he had reviewed Invite all interested persons to dent. The girl had allegedly kick- rolls and butter, cherry crisp and action. August of 1987. He must con- several such policies and the attend the World Day of Prayer ed Radde In the groin during the coffee or tea. The program will Member churches of the Com- tinue to see a professional one written by the schools' services on Friday, March 6, at course of the Incident. counselor In the Interim. start at approximately 12:15 p.m. munity Ecumenical Women are Business Manager Michael 10 a.m. in the Blackman Chapel After an Investigation, which In other matters, the Board and will feature the high school St. Joseph Catholic Church, Hallgren was the best written of the First United Methodist Included Interviewing many continued to examine Informa- band and choir and various Watervliet; St. Paul's Church of and simplest he had read. Church in Watervliet. students, school administrators tion In preparation for a other programs. Christ, Balnbridge; Congrega- The policy outlines how 'Come and Rejoice' is the deemed Radde responsible for Individuals attending should tional Church of Coloma; and $1,000,000 Energy Conservation materials must be labeled. In- theme of the 1987 celebration the incident and recommended call 468-2424 for reservations First United Methodist Church, Bond. The bond sale will be us- forms personnel what hazar- and it is planned by the Interna- expulsion to the Board. No ed to renovate the North and prior to March 23. Watervliet. We invite you to dous materials are In their area tional Committee for World Day disciplinary action was taken South Elementary buildings. Senior Citizens are cordially 'Come and Rejoice' with us in and how to handle them. of Prayer. It is a very special against the girl. invited to return to school for worship through prayer, music, Also, the Watervliet Recrea- Also at that meeting the event as it will mark the 100th Bannen remarked, "What he tion Council supplied more In- the day and an enjoyable communion and fellowship on Board approved specifications anniversary of this great global did was uncalled for and totally program. Friday morning, March 6. formation on their proposal to for an audit bid. The specifica- prayer movement, begun in the violated the spirit of his read- Install permanent baseball- mission. Given his history, I had softball facilities on vacant land Junk cars & garbage complaints no other choice." east of the High School. No ac- Mrs. Radde, in defense of her tion has been taken on this mat- son, assured the Board, "It ter. aired before Hartford Twp. board wasn't like the last time. He BY LYNN ATTILA A complaint about junk cars Avenue, between 60th and 62nd paved first and then the bank showed control; he tried to walk and garbage at two locations on streets. This is the frontage road and shoulder work were done, away." She continued, "How can WHAT THE LAW SAYS 61st Avenue was brought before along the north side of 1-94. and he said the paving should they expect a 16-year-old boy to "Under Michigan law, the the Hartford Township Board at Township Supervisor Donald have been done last. Ison said hold his temper when he's been board of education and school its regular meeting held Drake requested Board member that County Road Commis- kicked in the groin?" She Im- employees have the legal Wednesday, February 11. The Paul Markillie to bring this mat- sioner Harry Sarno agreed that it authority to make reasonable complaints were made by Vern ter to the Planning Commission was not done properly. Super- rules and regulations relative to Enders and Alfonso Chavez and at its next meeting for action on visor Drake instructed John the conduct of pupils while In at- they presented a letter from the matter. Vargo, also on the Township F0R RECORD RESULTS tendance at school...The board another neighbor, Marilyn Mr. Enders also complained Road Committee, to contact of education may order the Melvin. Mrs. Melvin said that the about the lack of drainage in a William Camburn, Engineer for USE RECORD WANT ADS suspension or expulsion from neighbors have appeared before ditch that is caused by a culvert the Van Buren County Road school of any pupil, whenever in and made numerous telephone beyond his property that is too Commission, for action. its judgment, the Interests of the calls to the Board and to Zoning high for the water to run BY PHYLISS BUECHNER CALL 463-3461 school may demand it." (excerpt from Pathways for STUDENT OF THE WEEK Commissioner Jean Zelier to no through. He said the Road Com- avail. Enders said Zeller promis- Panthers Handbook) Tammy Sue Franklin, mission had promised this ed him last year that the matter daughter of James and Shirley would be corrected before the Franklin, is South Elementary would be taken care of. Zelier end of 1986, but it was not. That School's 'Student of the Week.' said a letter would be sent to the situation will be checked into by two property owners advising Tammy has one older brother, the Township Road Committee. William, and two older sisters, that their yards must be cleaned Another matter will be brought up and the junk cars removed, or Linda and Sherrie. to the attention of the Van Buren Tammy is five years old and in they would be taken to court. County Road Commission by Mrs. Moor's developmental Enders said nothing has been the Township Road Committee. kindergarten class. Tammy Is done and they are all tired of the This concerns the collapse of a kind and considerate to her situation. Enders added that he portion of 64th Avenue. Ed Ison, classmates and she tries very tried to sell his property last a member of the Township Road year, but when the potential hard to please everyone. Committee, said that when the Tammy works hard on all her buyer saw the mess along their road was being prepared for pav- school tasks and takes her time road the sale did not go through. ing and when the work was ac- to do the very best she can. Enders and Chavez said the one tually being done, he had talked property was owned by Jerry Mrs. Moor and Mrs. Buck are with the engineers about it. He Mireles, they thought, but they happy that Tammy Franklin is said it was not being done pro- one of their students In their did not know who owned the perly, but that no one from the ALL DAY WEDNESDAY other property. The location of classroom this year. Road Commission would listen the offending prooertv is on 61st to him. Ison said the road was USDA Choke Beef fireeWe BOB'S COLLECTORS SHOP Round of the week 340 Main St.f ISteakl £ 463-7452 3/4 Inch Center Cat GIANT "AS IS" SALE! ALL ITEMS SOLD STRICTLY "AS IS"
March 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, & 7 L - — --COUPON----J Store hours: Mon. - Sat., 10 • 6; Fri. 10 - R Chicken of the Sea Tana SALE ITEMS INCLUDE.../ILL SIZES, NEW AND USED Tab ft Mcflo reflo (Be* TRAINS, PLANES, RACING, MODELS (plastic, wood and die cast). MANY COLLECTORS ITEMS. MISCELLANEOUS R/C EQUIPMENT. OVER 5,000 ITEMS, ALL OF WHICH IS BEING BROUGHT OUT OF OUR BASEMENT ESPECIALLY FOR THIS SALE!!! NOTHING TO DO WITH REGULAR STOCK DIFFERENT ITEMS BROUGHT OUT ALL DAY LONG CHARGE CARDS WELCOME...CASH & CARRY IWATERVLIET HARTFORD WANTED TO BUY: Toy Ualnt plaatlc or cardboard, pratarably un- lurnltura, caat Iron or whlta matal, of all m§k09. t/zM and daacrlptlona: built. Old matal flguraa and aoldlara of auch aa mada by Arcada and Tootala Iron, tin, plaatlc or whatavar. Any typa all typaa. Old toya, Iron, ataal or Toy. Tin and plaatlc play aata, auch aa raca car, aa mada by Cox, Comat, Wan- STORE lithograph tin. Promotional can, matal mada by Marx. Old toy train cataloga STORE Mac or othar manutacturan. Alao alot or plaatlc, auch aa wara glvan away auch aa Marx, Llonal, Ivaa, Amarlcan cart 1/74, 1/32 or HO acala. Old whan you bought a naw car yaara ago. Flyar. Alao old battary oparatad toya, Mon.Sat. 8-10 Mon.-Sat.8-10 alrplana motors all typa a, alao plaatlc World'a Fair aouvanlra - nothing aftar Old Eractor aata and old Log Cabin flying alrplanaa mada by Cox, Wan- World War II plaaaa. Old dla caat toya, aata and othar mlacallanaoua ralatad Sunday 8-8 Mac, Comal Old modal kl Dlnkay. Hublay. Coral or old doll houaa Sunday Closed TRI-CITY RECORD MAR. 4, 1987 decrease neighboring property seAnn, had left his bed and vi*- TvW'v values, or that a resident of the board." I wish to enlarge upon namimi home would do harm to so- some of the items therein: Item LEHERS AND meone in the neighborhood? first. His "bed." Now the plain fact is said wife, upon entering LAS VEGAS NITE Karen Miller, Vice Pres. These concerns are unfounded. the house-of said Baumer, took HUGE SUCCESS Louise Chapman, Sec. There is a group home located Leah Rae Knlebes, Treas. on the street I live on. The street with her the bed, which he Dear Editor, shared during her stay. Upon The Coloma Band Boosters is two blocks long, my property had Increased in value (which Davis her removal, she took the bed Las Vegas Nite held February HARD TO UNDERSTAND means I am paying more taxes with her. Item second. His 20, 21 and 22 was a huge suc- DISSENSION to the city), and there has been "board." The said wife had been cess. We would like to take this Dear Editor & no incidence of a resident harm- In the house of Baumer but a opportunity to thank you and City Commissioners, ing anyone. It provides twenty- AIfe DOMESTIC ,TRAGED Y nionship on a cold winter's few weeks, before he requested your paper for giving us such ex- According to recent articles four (24) hour care for its Right in this very part of night. Who could blame two her to pay her share of the cellent coverage and also all the published in your paper I see residents — someone is with southwestern Michigan a while such people for becoming in- household expenses, and $3 per people who gave so much time something happening again. them at all times. They come back a domestic tragedy was terested In each other and final- week for her son's board. A por- and effort to help raise the funds What is it? Handicapped, disabl- and go under supervision. They unfolding. From newspaper ac- ly deciding that pulling In dou- tion of the time she took to send our band students to ed people receiving more strikes are good neighbors — no distur- counts, we can see it through ble harness looked mighty at- boarders, and really paid the ex- competition. against them. bances, no noise. We must the eyes of three principal tractive. penses of the family. A special thanks to all who It Is hard to understand why remember President Roosevelt witnesses. The third principal, the Item third. Said Baumer "for- supported our fund-raiser by at- there should be dissension when he said, "You have nothing One was a widower named daughter of the widow could not bids all persons harboring" said tending. A good time was had by about having a group home in to fear but fear itself." Alfred Baumer. He had, over the be blamed for feeling a little wife. So far as "harboring" is all! anyone's neighborhood. Are the I hope this community will years, made a comfortable liv- skeptical. She had her own hus- concerned, she received a joyful Sincerely, residents and commissioners show compassion and ing. Having lost his wife, he was band, and might well say, welcome to her daughter's Carole LoPresti, Pres. concerned that it would understanding toward their less very lonely. And there are peo- "Mother, be careful! You had a home, and is now in a safe and fortunate fellowpersons. No ple in this world, perhaps good marriage; you might not be quiet harbor. And her son has a family has an immunity to hav- designing women, who would a second time lucky." happy home, which he could not ing one of these 'Special People" take advantage of such a situa- What the widow's young son have had with said Baumer. Item in their own family. If that was tion. Preying on the lonely man's probably thought about was a fourth. Said Baumer also for- your own personal situation, a sympathies, such a woman father to replace the one he bids all persons trusting her "on group home could provide care could work her way into his af- lost...someone to take him his account." During her with dignity for your 'Special fections, gradually gaining con- fishing and teach him how to residence with him, she paid all Person.' trol of his assets, and then deal with the bullies who teased her own expenses aside from Joan Reinhardt either leave or else turn him into him on the way to school. what she ate. She neither had a a virtual slave. So Alfred Baumer and Ro- cent of his money to use, or con- The second principal was a seAnne Appleton were married. tracted a debt on his account, ITS A BOY! widow, RoseAnn Appleton. She The breakfast bisquits came hot nor does she propose to do so vt Misha and Paul Pflugradt Jr., had an older married daughter and plentiful. So did the warm now. YOU* formerly of Watervliet, are the (provided for by a loving hus- companionship. But there was Yours truly, Mrs. R.A. Dempson 13 YOU proud parents of a baby boy. He band) and a young son, still to the boy-always between them- daughter of said RoseAnn 0ArvJK6 (i. was born at Memorial Hospital raise. and the older daughter, taking Baumer. in St. Joseph on February 21, Alone in the world and with no her mother's time. 1987, and weighed 7 pounds 41/2 career, what could she do? She After a few months the And finally the following Item In ounces. He has been named could keep a neat house, bake paradise went wrong, and Alfred the local news: William Paul. breakfast bisquits and bring Baumer began to wonder just them steaming to the table. And what he had gotten Into. The Mrs. Alfred Baumer left this she could provide warm compa- warm companionship turned place Wednesday, with her cool, and even the bisquits did household goods, for Waunetka, not taste as good as they once Wisconsin, where she will make had. A big fight, and the couple it her home in future. Her class I WALK WAY | parted. Then appeared in the in Sabbath School escorted her- KARL'S KOLUMN paper: to the depot to bid her goodbye. u. / a-—' — Thus the little domestic NOTICE tragedy is complete. It happen- Whereas my wife, RoseAnn, has A KRUMMY MOON-DAY KOLUMN..: ed over one hundred years ago, left my bed and board without and Alfred Baumer's concern ROLLING BACK Here It Is another Monday dayless Kolumn...in either just cause or provocation, this is about scheming women has night and there's another Karl's event, I've managed to fill a to forbid all persons harboring long since flown in the wind. Kolumn to be written. That's goodly portion of my allotted or trusting her on my account, The wife's busy fingers, covered THE YEARS right, this work of art is conceiv- space. If you are still with me, as I shall pay no debts of her with flour and a wearing a wed- ed and committed to the printed maybe the rest will be worth the contracting after this date. ding band, have become stilled. THE WATERVLIET RECORD THE COLOMA COURIER word on most Monday nlghts.Jt trip to the bottom of this Signed Alfred Baumer The concerned daughter gone to 90 YEARS AGO 90 YEARS AGO precludes Monday Night Foot- kolumn...maybe not. her greater reward, and perhaps The weather for the past week The glary surface of the road- ball, Lions Club meetings, A week later appeared the even her children. And the boy's has been sour and disagreeable. ways and sidewalks left by the School Board meetings, Monday following article: dreams of a new father have A couple of Inches of snow fell sleetstorm Tuesday night was Night at the Movies and most KUDOS & KLOUTS... gone to dust. Saturday night. Tuesday and delightfully Improved from an Monday holidays. KUDOS to Bob Spies of Benton THE OTHER SIDE When the ex-Mrs. Baumer left Tuesday night rain fell and froze, early hour Wednesday morning Most Mondays 1 have no Idea Harbor...Bob took out a five-year Mr. Editor-I have lust read a on the train for Wisconsin, varnishing everything with ice by a swarm of vigorous lads and what will appear on this page subscription to the Record this notice in your paper, whereby nothing was even said about the and making It so slippery that it radiant lasses who made the until the magic moment when past fall...his subscription Is Alfred Baumer had advertised boy. I wonder If the poor kid got was difficult to get about. streets of the village musical fingers touch keys. There have good until April of 1991. Thanks, the fact, that his "wife, Ro- to go fishing. Hartwell's comedians of nine with the ring of their flying been nights fingers touch keys Bob, for your confidence In the actors play every night this skates. and nothing but jibberlsh (as op- Record delivering the news and week at the Academy of Music John Fay's horses have the posed to intelligent Jibberlsh) the U.S. Mall for delivering the at Hartford. They are greeted honor of being first among the appears... that's because Record...neither will give a re- LANSING with full houses everywhere. In teams that have fallen into the sometimes the fingers are ready fund. order to meet the closeness of water while cutting and hauling long before the mind. KLOUTS to the Tower Commis- money matters the prices will be Ice from Paw Paw Lake this Many Mondays (as opposed sion for reporting nothing we REPORT 15 cents reserved seats and 10 winter. to Most Mondays) I've some bur- didn't know and taking too long cents for common. C.B. Pratt has contracts for In doing it. Lansing Report Is written exclusively for the Tri ning Idea or crusade to ex- City Record by State Representative Lad S. 60 YEARS AGO building piers at different pound. On a Mundane Monday KUDOS to the American public The price of gasoline took a resorts around Paw Paw Lake. for showing concern for the Stacey. Rep. Stacey will write of Issues affec- there may be small Issues. On ting the state in general and the area in par- drop of one cent a gallon Tues- He has just completed one for Major Mondays there may be IranArmsContraDeal and not be- day. The new price Is 16.3 tank W.L. Felt at Orchard Point. ing stampeded by politics or ticular. He welcomes your comments & massive Issues. questions. wagon and 18.3 at the filling sta- 60 YEARS AGO By this stage of the Kolumn politicians Into doing anything tion, plus the state tax of two Mrs. C.C. Algulre, owner of you begin to suspect this may about It. ideal time for residents to visit cents. the Coloma Theatre, who Is be a Mundane Monday or even, KLOUTS to the media that In the observance of our the structures preserved and The Byers School opened always striving to please the Monday forbid!, Misanthrope hoped IranArmsContraDeal state's Sesqulcentennlal, the maintained by historical Monday after a week's vacation public In every way, has again Monday or just a Monday. would be as juicy as Watergate Michigan Legislature has pass- societies throughout our state. on account of scarlet fever. No made Improvements In the In- Daughter Amy asked me just and did their best to blow It out ed a Concurrent Resolution Log Cabin Day will also en- new cases have been reported terior of the building. The Inside a couple of days ago, if Sunday of proportion by overreportlng, commemorating June 28, 1987, courage owners of the old and in that district this week. walls have taken on a change; is the beginning of the week why overanalyzlng, & overplaying it. as Log Cabin Day In Michigan. the new to band together to pro- 30 YEARS AGO they have been redecorated with Is it a day of rest? And, she KUDOS to Major League Base- Two important factors In mote log homes not only as Watervliet's Chief of Police, delicate tints which make them reasoned, if it is a day of rest, ball team owners for whatever it Michigan's earliest days con- historical artifacts, but as C.L Weller, has tendered his very neat and pretty. Mrs. why do we rest before going to Is you're doing to make baseball tributed to the great popularity, resignation to the Watervliet Ci- Algulre has some very good as teen-age logic a game again. practicality and Importance of places with a future in Michigan. work? And, House Concurrent Resolution ty Commission, to be effective shows on her March program, would demand, if Sunday Is part the log cabin. Primarily, No. 1097 was offered by myself, April first. Mr. and Mrs. Weller Including 'Safety First,' 'Summer of the 'weekend,' why Is It the Word of the Michigan's Upper Peninsula along with Senators Harry Gast, plan to move to the vicinity of Bachelors,' 'One Increasing Pur- first day of the week? week...megalomania was the first area of the Great Joe Conroy, Jack Faxon, Nick Niles, where they have purchas- pose' and others. My only feeble parental Lakes to become settled. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ARE Smith and Jackie Vaughn. It will ed a home and are offering their Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand J. defense of mankind's llloglc Is Secondly, the heavy forest of WELCOME ON THIS be presented at an Upper Penin- home at 312 W. Parsons Avenue Thar returned last Friday even- that Sunday Is necessary to put the Upper Peninsula's land laid PAGE...Letters should be sula welcome center on Log in Watervliet for sale. ing from a two months' stay In distance between Mondays and the foundation for the prosperity signed. Signatures to a letter Cabin Day. After nearly a half century in Florida and the Rio Grande Saturdays. What good would of Its earliest Industry. The may be withheld on request for A copy of the resolution will its present location, the Valley, Texas, where the United Saturday be If It were followed resourcefulness of the maples, Watervliet Post Office will have States meets Mexico. They had sufficient reason. Letters aspen, oaks, elms and be transmitted to the Michigan by a Monday? should be concise and of Sesqulcentennlal Committee, a new home after June 1. This the pleasure of crossing the Rio I've got to apologize here and evergreens joined furs, mineral general interest to readers of the Michigan Historical Com- announcement was made yes- Grande Into Old Mexico and now for this diatribe on the se- deposits and the railroads to the Trl-City Record, deadline for mission and the Berrien County terday by Postmaster John R. visited one of the oldest towns, cond day of the week...It's not provide a source of wealth for publishing letters to the editor is Sesqulcentennlal Commission. Crumb, who stated that Otto Matamorls. Monday's fault for being the first Michigan's early settlers. Monday at 5 p.m. Kunst has tendered a proposed 30 YEARS AGO day of the work week. It Is Mon- The wilderness pioneers lease to the Post Office Depart- Many relatives and neighbors day's fault for not being any utilized the product at hand to ment for occupancy of the K&W gathered to extend their best closer to Friday. fulfill their first priority - Electric Company premises at wishes to John Emll Johnson, Did you know Monday Is nam- shelter. The log cabins, made of 464 N. Main Street and that has TRI-CITY who celebrated his 82nd birth- ed for the Moon? Perhaps one tightly fit logs, became func- been accepted. The Post Office day at his home Sunday on day In antiquity somebody was tional, sturdy dwellings that Department moved to Its pre- Johnson Road, north of Coloma, 'mooning' about going back to marked territory, secured them sent location in 1910. Prior to where he has resided for the work and his (hers?) melancholy from danger, sheltered them RECORD that It was located In the past 53 years. was diagnosed as 'Lunacy' and from the elements and provided (The Watervliet Record) building now known as Roy's Gyl Johnson, national junior the object of the melancholy lodging. 138 Main Street |USPS669-340| Bar, N. Main St., where the late baton twlrler from Coloma, will Soon enough, time, prosperi- became 'Moonday'. P.O. Box 7, Watervliet, Ml. 49098 W.C. Spreen presided as lead the Berrien Springs High If you believe that, you can ty, sometimes fire, and the postmaster for the preceding 11 School Band during a 15-mlnute understand where the term availability of milled lumber Phone (616) 463-3461 years. The post office was in concert next Sunday evening at 'Mooning about* came from. replaced the simple little Karl Bayer Editor and Publisher the rear of his variety store. The the opening of the annual spring Where the other definition of A homes. It is certain, however, Anne Bajfer....Ca-Publi$her Smith building, which was to Berrien County Alcohol Educa- 'Mooning' came from, I have no THE WINNER iS...Frances that the log cabins have made a Bev Laurencig....Typesetter become known as the Post Of- tion rally. Gyl is a member of the Idea since we have but one Thompson of Watervliet is this lasting Impression, because to- Bonnie Bannen..Proofreader fice building, was built in 1910 Coloma High School Band and moon. Other words of negative week's Watervliet Business day the rustic charm of these Subscriptions $10.00 per by Frank F. Smith and his son, early homes has been recap- recently won the coveted na- connotation from our word Association 300 Club winner of year in Berrien and Frank C. Smith. tional championship. moon are moon-faced, mooncalf $100. tured by the style of vacation and moon-struck...all less than Drawing this week's winner homes and resorts throughout Van Buren Counties. | ~ 'submlHeliy'Cindy 1 T SubmHted by VI Vlacuao, "! flattering to the object they was Rose Scheld. Michigan. founa. I [assistant librarian at the , Elsewhere in Michigan assistant librarian at the describe. There are stiii 300 Club tickets June 28 of this year will be Watervliet District Llbrarv. I Coloma Public Library, Hours: • is $13.00. Out II Mon., Wad., and Frl, 10-5:30: Where are we now? Looking available from any WBA observed as an opportunity to Hours: Mon-Frl., 1:00 p.m. Jo recall the Importance of these of state is $15.00. 5:30 p.m.; Wed.. 10:00 a.m. to I Tue. and Thura., 1-5:30 and . back on the preceding para- member, at the Golden Brown I o.nn n m - and Sat, 1^00 I (6;30-8;30p.m.;andSat, 1t;30- graphs Is proof this was a Bakery or at the Trl-City Record early homes. It will serve as an Second class postage paid at Watarvtlat. Ml.. 49096 I {_5p.nL [ Kolumnle^s Mondav or a Mon- office. MAR. 4. 1987 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE FIVE Watervliet log house featured in Margo has instant friend in 'Woman's Day' magazine special issue Log houses, once thought to and Chariene became represen- assists with the first two logs of 'hearing ear dog' Jessie be unique but not much in de- tatives. the foundation and, after that, it Deaf Margaret 'Margo' Klug of sound and had been trained for mand. have in the past few The Willmengs built their goes along very well. Hartford and her new hearing Margo by Ed Ladwig of Coloma. years, and most recently, come home in about four months. "It He said log homes are nor- ear dog, Jessie, apparently The dog had been a member of into their own and are seemingly Is fairly easy for a do-it- mally more energy efficient became instant friends and are the Klug household for eight being considered the 'in thing* yourselfer," Jerry said. He because the logs absorb the happy with each other. and a half years. Margo recalled as a home. heat which is then transferred Margo, wife of Daniel Klug, a how Otto alerted her to downed The home of Mrs. and Mrs. back into the room. This in- Hartford farmer, had mildly im- power lines that were sparking Jerry (Chariene) Wiiimeng Is a creases the time in between the paired hearing as a child. Seven during a storm. few steps beyond the 'Little furnace going on and off. The years ago the slight hearing loss It was Ladwig's recommenda- House on the Prairie.' It is a larger the log, the higher the R turned into total deafness due to tion that Margo apply to Dogs large, impressive home built en- factor. a viral infection of the auditory for the Deaf for a dog. The tirely of logs except for the An earthquake test was con- nerves. $3,000 funding for placing and basement which is constructed ducted in Japan, and the log Margo can 'hear' again thanks training Jessie with Margo was of conventional building home exceeded earthquake to Jessie, a trained hearing ear donated by an anonymous per- materials. standards for anything made of dog from Dogs for the Deaf In son from the Pacific Northwest. The Wiiimeng home is being wood by 29 percent. Jacksonville, Oregon. The six- Dogs for the Deaf was found- featured in the Woman's Day According to Jerry, a log month-old golden retriever was ed by the late Roy G. Kabat, a Kitchen and Bath issue, 1987. home can be built for about the trained along with Margo begin- long-time Hollywood animal Jerry and Chariene and their same price as a conventional ning February 17 through trainer who moved to Oregon for three children, Scott, Jeff and home. The way the logs are lock- February 21. The two have semi-retirement. Kabat Christopher, moved Into their ed together chinking is adapted very well. "She is really established the non-profit agen- spacious log home three mon- eliminated, as well as other great," Margo said. "We even cy and taught young animal ths ago. They enjoy it very much. building requirements for most went out to lunch and Jessie trainers his training methods. Jerry Is a fisherman, and other types of construction. JESSIE...a hearing ear dog and stayed under the table until we Those methods and standard Chariene said he will enjoy Jerry said that out of his first her owner, Margo Klug of Hart- were ready to leave." dog-training procedures are us- fishing for trout and coho in Mill three sales two were to ford, play with a ball after a Jessie was brought to ed in teaching dogs to respond Creek. The creek circles a small psychologists. The two told him mock demonstration of Jessie's Michigan from Oregon by Carole to sounds. island just below the hill on there is something therapeutic ability to alert Margo of the Neff who worked with Margo, Dogs for the Deaf is directed which the home sits. The creek about living in a log home. Jerry sounding of the oven buzzer. It training her how to use and care by Kabat's daughter, Robin also meanders along the coun- and Chariene agree. takes four to five months to train for her new 'ears.' Kabat Dickson. There are an tryside winding Its way to A public open house at the a hearing ear dog. Jessie was Hearing ear dogs are trained estimated 17.5 to 23 million pro- Watervliet. Willmengs was held In adopted from the Humane to respond to a variety of foundly deaf or hearing lm- Chariene said her Whirlpool- November; a more personalized Society in Southern Oregon, sounds, including baby cries, apaired Americans, notes designed kitchen is a breeze to one in December. Another open (photo by Dee Catania) alarm clocks, oven buzzers, Dickson. She said, 'it's our na- clean, no matter the mess, and house will be held in the spring. doorbells and knocks, tion's number one handicap." the house is virtually BY DEE CATANIA telephones, fire and smoke There's currently a six-month maintenance free. PARTNERSHIP SIGNING alarms and Intruders. Margo to one-year wait for a hearing This natural pine log home is CEREMONY ON CABLE TV Chariene Wiiimeng said Jessie also will respond if a ear dog; however, each applica- located a few short miles south On Saturday, March 7, at 5 family member needs her; the tion is processed on a priority of Watervliet on HIM Road on a p.m., the signing of the third for- person will call Jessie and tell basis. Single applicants living 40-acre cropland site. It is sur- mal 'Partnership in Education' the dog to get Margo. Jessie will alone, senior citizens and rounded by fields and other between the Watervliet Public go get Margo and lead her to the mothers with babies receive things of nature. Schools and the Berrien County person who needs her. hearing dogs first. Jerry has been a Watervliet Sheriff's Department will be In her letter of application for Certified hearing ear dogs are resident all his life and has aired over Cablevision Channel a hearing ear dog, Margo wrote, allowed the same rights as see- spent his adulthood farming. He 2. This is being done with the "A hearing ear dog will enrich ing eye dogs in terms of access and Chariene purchased the cooperation of Brad Johnson, my life by alerting me to sounds to schools, airplanes, property where they live three Manager of the Paw Paw Lake and aiding me In my in- restaurants and other public years ago. Cable TV Company in dependence and self-worth as a areas. They may be identified They sold their farm In Watervliet. deaf adult and parent." by a distinct blaze orange collar. December 1985. With time on The ceremony is being broad- Margo told the Record she Is To apply for a free hearing ear his hands and at Charlene's sug- cast to help keep the community more like herself and that she dog or to make a donation to gestion, Jerry began to shop for informed about school events. has lost the fear that plagued help defray expenses, write the purpose of building a home. Featured at this ceremony were her in the three months' interim Dogs for the Deaf, 13260 Not being satisfied with what state Representative Lad since her hearing dog Otto died. Highway 238, Jacksonville, could be found locally, he went Stacey, County Sheriff Forrest Otto was most receptive to Orgegon 97530. to Bitterroot Valley In Hamilton, 'Nick' Jewell and Deputy Jim BY DEE CATANIA Montana, and found Rocky Hartman. Mountain Homes, of which he The Willmeng's log house
Paw Paw Lake woman is Bike-A-Thon chairman W , OOUBLf COUPONS *The Meating Place ' UP TO IS* Off PHONE The Central Regional Office side seeking not only a better research, patient care, and • i CMOnl 463-6127 of St. Jude Children's Research means of treatment but also the educational programs of this . CwmO* international Iy-recognized Wttoodir Hospital announced today that causes, cures and prevention of b fridiy NtW STORt hospital. HOURS; the following Individuals In Ber- these terrible killers. Mon. W#
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SCHOOL (First Semester): Chantelle Members and guests of Alpha HONOR ROLL Brewer, Philip Gearhart, Ellen Chapter, Alpha Beta Epsllon Second Marking Period & Tober. Sorority, will meet on March 5 at First Semester, (Honors): Troy Ballard, Laura the home of Mrs. Patrick Carey, 1986-87 Becker, Chantelle Brewer, Gregory Brlnker, Kevin Burger, 1153 W. Glenlord Road, St. Twelfth Grade (Highest Joseph, at 7:30 p.m. Honors): Michael Grear, Ben Traci Clay, Julie Gatchell. Laura Henderson, Paula Alpha Beta Epsllon is an Marvin, Julie Tibone. alumnae sorority of Western (First Semester): Michael Hickmott, Nichole Jackson, Michigan University. Member- Grear, Regina Williams. Dawan Jones, Jennifer Lhotka, Kellle McDonald, Angela MLS REALTORS AWARDED... ship Is open to all Interested (Honors): Julie Baumeister, Pat Snyder (second from left) Betty Edinborough (single women. Kathy Bennett, Lynn Case, McVay. Among the many realtors of Town & Country Real Estate photo) of Century 21 Tala Real David Coon, Julie Creeden, Michael Meader, Laura honored for a variety of of Coloma was awarded life Estate of Coloma was awarded Todd Day, Andrea DeMay. Nichols, Jessica Rutledge, Jerl achievements at a recent ban- membership In the Million iife membership in the Million Still, Lisa Tacy, Dennis Tim- quet of the Southwestern Brian Drake, Christine Dollar Club and received the Dollar Club and received a MAKE TODAY COUNT Eisbrenner, Rebecca Epple, An- mons, Stanley Weckwerth. Michigan Board of REALTORS Multi-Million Dollar Award. Stephen White, Jan Willmeng. were those in the accompanying Million Dollar Award. thony Faulkner, Charles Frazier, Among other local members A Make Today Count meeting Dave Gould, Jody lliff. (First Semester): Troy Ballard, photos. Ben Stegman (third from the of the regional organization will be held on March 11 In Christine Lamirand, Karla Laura Becker, Gregory Brlnker, left) from RE/MAX of South receiving recognition and Founders Hall at Community Lang, Jeffery Little, Julie Kevin Burger, Rae Catania, Traci Alice Flowers (left) of Rudell Hospital, Watervllet. Get- Clay, Stephanie Cole. Haven received recognition for awards (not pictured) were Mohney, Jacqueline Murdock, Real Estate, Hartford, was cited acqualnted time Is 7:00 p.m., Michael Geron, Laura Hender- being among the top million Henrietta Frazier of Paw Paw Stephanie Pica, Melissa Shults. for having one of the largest and the meeting Is at 7:30 p.m. son, Paula Hickmott, Dawan dollar sales people and received Lake Realty, James Cottier of Christine Tarantino, Michelle soiling transactions. She aiso Charles Stewart from the Jones, Jennifer Lhotka, Kellle a Multi-Million Dollar Award. Century 21 Taia Real Estate, Wark, Regina Williams. received a Multi-Million Dollar Department of Social Security McDonald, Angela McVay. Sharon Epple of Rudell Real (First Semester): Brad Award for having in excess of $2 will be the guest speaker. There Michael Meader, Laura Estate, William Epple of Rudell Banasik, Kathy Bennett, Patricia million in listings and sales and will be a question and answer Nichols, Charles Rantz, Calista Dee Teel (right) of Teel Real Real Estate, Phillip Nadeau of Bishop, Lynn Case. David Coon, received iife membership In the session afterwards. Rose, Jessica Rutledge, Steve Estate of Coloma received a Century 21 Tala Real Estate, Julie Creeden, Todd Day. Million Dollar Club for meeting Refreshments will be served. Seymour, Jeri Still. Multi-Million Dollar Award and a Bemlce Rudell of Rudell Real Andrea DeMay, Timothy Dib- the requirements of that club for The meeting is open to the Lisa Tacy, Dennis Timmons, life membership In the Million Estate, and Dona Sherman of ble, Brian Drake, Christine the past four years. Dollar Club. Rudell Real Estate. public. Eisbrenner, Rebecca Epple, An- Stanley Weckwerth, Stephen thony Faulkner, Charles Frazier. White, Jan Willmeng. HENRY CAPOCCIA Tracy Harmeyer, Jody lliff, Ninth Grade (Highest Henry 'Hank' Capoccia, 70, of Debra Kean, Karla Lang, Jeffery Honors): Gregory Grear, Clinton Benton Harbor, died Wednes- Little, Ben Marvin, Troy McKin- VanLinder. Area Obituaries... day, February 25, at Mercy- ney. (First Semester): Gregory Memorial Medical Center, St. Jacqueline Murdock, Grear, Clinton VanLinder. Joseph. (Honors): Richard Brown, GEORGE FRIELING The funeral was held Saturday Stephanie Pica, Melissa Shults, WATERVLIET - George Friel- DEANNA M. TURNER Melissa Burg, Mark Burger, JOHN FAVIELL at 11 a.m. at St. Bernard's Daryl Tackett, Christine Taran- ing, 82, of Lakeshore Drive, The funeral for Deanna Marie Sarah Dibble, Pamela Galpa, COLOMA - John Henry Catholic Church, Benton Har- tino, Julie Tibone, Michelle Watervllet, died Monday, Turner, 19, who was found dead Wark. Amy Greco, Todd Hiler. Favlell, 93, of 3536 E. Thar Road, at her home Saturday, February bor. Burial was in St. Joseph's Michelle Jacobs, Timothy February 23, at Community Catholic Cemetery, Watervliet. Eleventh Grade (Highest Coloma, died Wednesday, Hospital, Watervliet. 21, was held Thursday, February Honors): Todd Bannen, Shannon Kabel, Mark Lambrecht, Howard February 25, at Berrien General 26, at Calvin-Starks & Frost The rosary was recited at 7 p.m. Lltaker, Mark Lottridge, Tracey A memorial service was held Friday at Kerley & Starks Hanks, Roger Lottridge. Hospital, Berrien Center. Saturday at 2 p.m. at Hope Funeral Home, South Haven. Lucas, Sheryl Magin. The body was cremated. Funeral Home, St. Joseph, (First Semester): Todd Ban- Reformed Church, South Haven. A wake was held Thursday at Katherlne Marvin, Kurtls Burial was In Jefferson, Texas. where friends called from 7 to 9 nen, Shannon Hanks, Roger Lot- Memorials may be made to the the funeral home and burial was Muenchow, Nicole Nevlns, Arrangements were by the p.m. Thursday and 2 to 9 p.m. tridge, Cheryl Sackett, James church. Arrangements were by In Lake View Cemetery, South Lynne Pascoe, Danny Peek, Fairplaln Chapel of Florin Friday. Memorials may be made Skldmore. Hutchins Funeral Home, Haven. Dawn Rule, Tammy Skorupa. Funeral Service, Benton Harbor. totheclTUrch. (Honors): Nicole Andrasl, Amy Watervliet. Miss Turner was born August Erik Smith, Frank Smith, Mr. Favlell was born July 13, Mr. Capoccia was born Bayer, Andrew Bodfish, Rona Mr. Frieling was born August 7, 1967, In Watervliet. She was a Timothy Standage, Edward 1893, In Jefferson, Texas. He February 1,1917, In Chicago. He Busse, Brian Coon, Michael 10, 1904, In Chicago. Survivors 1985 graduate of South Haven Tokarz, Steven Weckwerth, had been a farm laborer. was an Army veteran and owned Culver, Patrick Doyle. include: his wife, Helen; three High School, where she par- Esther Wilburn, Barbara Wise. Survivors include: his wife, Hank's Restaurant, Stevensvllle, Tracy Jacobs, Tracy Miller, sons - George of Holly, Michi- ticipated in softball and track. (First Semester): Richard Sadie of Jefferson, Texas; a until 1973. He was a member of Christopher Pica, Cheryl gan, Daniel of Crete, Illinois, and Survivors Include: her Brown, Melissa Burg, Mark daughter, Mrs. George the Benton Harbor Council of Sackett, James Skidmore, Holly Jan of Homewood, Illinois; parents, Claude and Marcina Burger, Sarah Dibble, Amy (Melwese) Ramsey of Jefferson, the Knights of Columbus and In Stewart, Bridget Tavolacci. seven grandchildren; four great- Turner of South Haven; and two Greco, Todd Hiler, Dwayne Texas; two grandchildren; and 1959 was named its 'Knight of Renee Vawter, Lynne Wise, grandchildren; and one sister, brothers, Brian and Claude Jr., Michelle Zilke. Jackson. three great-grandchildren. both of South Haven. the Year.' Michelle Jacobs, Timothy Grace Beezhold of Lansing, Il- He was preceded In death by (First Semester): Nicole An- linois. drasi, Andrew Bodfish, Rona Kabel, Mark Lambrecht, Howard his first wife, the former Frances Busse, Brian Coon, Michael Litaker, Mark Lottridge, Tracey Sorce, in 1968. Survivors in- Culver, Patrick Doyle, Heather Lucas, Sheryl Magin. clude: his second wife, the Gltersonke. Katherlne Marvin, Kurtls FLORIN 1 former Catherine Phelan; a son, Muenchow, Nicole Nevlns, FUNERAL SERVICE John Capoccia of Stevensvllle; Lynne Pascoe, Danny Peek, I two stepdaughters - Mrs. SUBSCRIBE Richonda Shults, Tammy DAVIDSON CHAPEL Robert (Mary) Payne of Texas Skorupa. 249 East Center Street and Mrs. Arthur (Edna) Spear of TO THE Erik Smith, Frank Smith, Coloma, Ml 49038 St. Joseph; seven stepsons — Timothy Standage, Edward CALVIN FUNERAL HOME William McDonald of Watervllet, 468-3181 DALI D. LEONARD, DIRICTOB Tokarz, Steven Weckwerth, Richard McDonald of St. TRl-CITY RECORD HARTFORD, MICHIGAN 40057 Esther Wilburn, Barbara Wise. 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Sun. 100 4 00 621-4067 PAGE ELEVEN MAR. 4. 1987 TRI-CITY RECORD WHS Fine Arts Dept. to HOME AND GARDEN Back Fence present The Pajama Game' The Watervllet High School ingly runs Into the middle of a Fine Arts Department will pre- long dispute between the sent Its annual spring musical management and the girl Anne on the 12th, 13th and 14th of workers. He also runs Into the •w March. The 1987 production Is beautiful Babe Williams and the musical comedy The Pa- falls for her. Jury's out on jury duty... jama Game.' Since Babe (she's Union!) is In the world of music, head of the grievance commit- I spent the month of February judge asked us to please make America has been credited with tee and Sid (he's Management!) in court. No, I was not on trial plans to come back to the court the creation of only two musical Is the foreman, It Is inevitable and no juicy story there. But I the next morning and the trial forms—jazz and musical com- that there Is a clash between was called to serve on jury duty would resume. He also asked us edy, of which the latter has them. This is not helped by the every Thursday in the month. to leave the court at that time so developed Into one of the most Intrigue going on between On the first Thursday, we that the lawyers could approach active and exciting aspects of Hines, the erratic efficiency ex- spent the morning In the coffee the bench. American contemporary theatre. pert, and Gladys, the private shop sipping our coffee and So there we are, the six jurors In fact, musical comedy has secretary to the boss. waiting for the judge and the all sequestered in this little reached such proportions that It Gladys wears the key to the lawyers to begin the case. We room. The time Is approaching is no longer limited to New York company's books around her were dismissed at noon without the 5 o'clock dismissal and we -4 and other large cities but neck with Instructions from the even seeing how a case was are all beginning to panlc...what flourishes In small towns, such boss that no one is to get It. Sid left to right) Jeff Little, Todd begun. All of the jurors felt If they lock all the building and PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS IN as Watervllet, the world over. wants to take a look at the Day, and Doug Mundt. The Pa- frustrated because we all spent we are stuck In this little room THE PAJAMA GAME*...are Adapted from the novel 'TVi books and get to the bottom of jama Game' Is scheduled for the time naming all of the things for the entire night? The what-lfs (seated, left to right) Julie Cents' by Richard Blssell, The the dispute. He makes a play for 8:00 p.m. on March 12,13 and 14 we were supposed to have ac- were really flying when the Creeden, Jan Wlllmeng, Pajama Game' has many com- Gladys In an effort to get the at the Watervllet High School complished that day. bailiff knocked on the door and Michelle Wark, and (standing. plicated scenes and a long list key. Hlnes Is Insanely jealous of auditorium. The second Thursday we all asked us to re-enter the court. Gladys and threatens Sid. Sid After we were alt in our places, of characters. The participants were getting to know each other then solves the problem—the better and. after the bailiff gave the judge Informed us the case In the Watervllet High School production Include Jan Wlll- workers get the raise—he gets Lingham-Lee Vows spoken us our pins designating us as had just been settled out of Babe—and everyone Is happy! the jury, we all had some hope court and we would not have to meng, Julie Creeden, Michelle The musical The Pajama Shirley Llngham of Coloma Immediately following the that we would be called to serve report back In the morning. Wark, Chantelle Brewer, Chris Game' was a Broadway produc- and Dennis Lee of Lakeside ex- wedding a reception was held at on a case. But just like the ser- When he dismissed us with a Tarantino, Kris Bailey, Tammy Skorupa, Missy Meader, Jackie tion which made songs as 'Hey changed marriage vows In West the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert vice we again were hurried up thank you, he had also dismiss- Murdock, Julie Tibone, Angle There,' Tm Not At All In Love,' Bloomfleld Hills, Michigan, on Llngham. only to wait, and we left the ed our hopes of ever seeing a McVay, Laura Nichols, Shannon and There Once Was A Man' February 14, 1987. The bride Is the daughter of court and proceeded to the cof- case through to Its conclusion. I Hanks, Kris Richardson, Lynn popular. It also received a Tony The candlelight ceremony the late Mr. and Mrs. Holton (An- fee shop only to begin worrying felt relief because I had to make Case, Becky Epple, Sonya Award for Best Musical of the was held at the home of the na) Sims of Concord, California. again about all we had to no decisions on the outcome of Badgley, Paula Hlckmott, year. bride's son and daughter-in-law, She was formerly employed as do. This week we, that is most someone else's life, but I was The Watervllet Fine Arts Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Roberta) director of the North Berrien of the women, began talking also thankful because after all Stephanie Pica, Pam Galpa, Department's production Is be- Llngham of West Bloomfleld County office of the about our families and the size of those cups of coffee I finally Elaine Moore, Robin Levlne, Jeff ing directed by Mr. Jim Keech Hills. The Reverend Estel Dash Blossomland Area Community and the ages of our kids, our got to see our legal process In Little, Todd Day, Pat Doyle, and Mr. Randall Carrier. of South Lyon, Michigan, of- Action Agency In Coloma. jobs and our spouses. The time action. Brian Drake. Doug Mundt, Dave Choreographer is Miss Carla officlated. The groom Is the son of Mrs. flew by and soon we were again Of course, you realize that I Gould, Roger Lottrldge, Duke Seymour, Sean Reese, Darryl Horton and piano accompanist Robert Llngham served the Naomi Lee of Lakeside and the called Into the court to be told am now having a hard time get- Tackett, Mike Meader, and Kirk Is Mrs. Vlckl Burllngham. bridegroom as best man; Rober- late Anderson G. Lee. He is the the case was settled out of court ting Karl to let me off work on For ticket Information and/or ta Lingham was the bride's self-employed owner of the and we were all being dismiss- Thursday morning to sip my cof- Skorupa. The action takes place In a reservations, call the theatre matron of honor. Ushers were Eagle Detective Agency. He is ed. Before we left the court the fee. As we were leaving I asked phone, 463-5434, during school an ordained minister of the the girls whom I had served with small Midwestern town where Donald and Brent Garnler, judge commended all of us for hours, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The grandsons of the bride. Universal Life Church and Is af- our patience and told us how If we should meet back here the Sid Sorokln has just been hired as foreman In a pajama factory. production will be held In the The bride wore a crushed filiated with the Assembly of necessary It was that we were same time next year and have Watervllet High School God Church In Benton Harbor. coffee again. They all replied in He Is very conscientious and satin beige suit with red ac- all there. auditorium. Come and enjoy the cessories. Her flowers were a After a brief wedding trip to The third Thursday, when we chorus, "Not here." alms to succeed where his predecessors have failed. In resurrection of the Broadway corsage of roses and Novi, Michigan, the newlyweds called in the night before, we taking this new job, he unknow- production The Pajama Game.' baby's-breath; her hair was are making their home in Col- were all told on our panel not to BY CHANTELLE BREWER adorned with baby's-breath. oma. BY DEE CATANIA report. All cases had been settl- ed, so we had the day off. This was also frustrating because by that time we were all accustom- Pines & Needles Garden Club presents houseplant Info ed to spending our Thursdays waiting and not having to do rest of the year. Propagation Is Eleven members of the Pines houseplant. The revolution in the pot. less than 66 degrees. Use pot- anything. The most popular houseplant ting soil designed for this plant usually done by leaf cuttings. On the final Thursday, we and Needles Garden Club met plant distribution makes It family, loose friable, keeping it Commercial growers often use were all finally called In after our on February 17 at the Watervllet possible to enjoy plants native of all time Is the African violet which was discovered before moist with room temperature seed. coffee break to serve on a jury. home of Marion Geisler, the to other continents as well the turn of the century In water which should not get on The meeting site for the club's This was the most interesting president. There was one guest, removed from our own area in tropical Africa by Baron Walter the leaves. Violets are March meeting will be announ- day of all. It took the lawyers Mrs. Geisler's daughter, Bonnie this hemisphere. The main Saint Paul which gave this long blooming, usually from Oc- ced in this paper one week prior and the judge most of the morn- Mohler, from Wellesley, Mass. restrictions only concern species its botanical name, tober through May. Some to the meeting date. ing to select a jury. During the Plans were again made by the whatever space you have and Saintpaulia, a member of the varieties stay In almost constant 336 E Genie Coloma questioning, six of the jurors club to join the Arbor Day Foun- how you control the heat, light Gesneria family. bloom during this time. A water Pick up and Drop otl lor were disqualified for various dation which encourages plan- and humidity in your home. I COLOMA CLEANERS The general culture of the soluble fertilizer high in phos- reasons and It looked as if I ting and conservation of all Each of us has different win- Gesneria family, which included phorus, such as 5-10-5, should might not have to serve again; types of trees grown in the dows or light sources so we gloxinias and achimenes, re- be used during the blooming but when they were down to United States. Each year they must try to choose growing THE ECONOMICAL quires bright indirect sunlight season and an evenly balanced three of the panel left, I heard give some type of planting materials that will find our LAUNDRY SERVICE and warm temperatures of no one such as 23-21-17 during the my name called. material gift with the $10 mem- homes compatible. Artificial This is where the panic sets bership fee. Last year the club light can easily be supplied planted the gift trees In Randall which can make a great dif- In, especially if you have never SALE PRICES GOOD NOW THRU MARCH 27. 1987 served on a trial before, but the Park in Coloma. Plans will be ference in what we can grow lawyers and the judge all being discussed at the next meeting satisfactorily. Most homes are so familiar with the procedures for use of whatever gift material far too dry so additional made each and every one of us is sent to us this year. humidity must be supplied understand the importance of Our program for the meeting either by heating system our roles and the necessity of was about houseplants. Alice modification, covered listening to all of the questions Richards gave the following in- terrarlums, or possibly merely and answers that would be formation--much of which can sitting potted plants in shallow discussed during the trial. The be found In either Michigan containers filled with small case began after a lunch break State Extension bulletins or the pebbles and about a half Inch of and each of us had the time to local library. An especially fine water. Add to the water to keep Savma o e Green call home and say we had a trial publication is "Houseplants" it at this level so that the plants and would not be home in time published by The American Hor- will be surrounded by more for lunch. With the way the ticultural Society. moist air but not actually taking ^ — bonus coupon — • — — | CANDY 1 month had gone, none of us ex- Nature does not grow any in any water from the bottom of Fresh from our deli! LIGHTERS houseplants as such since all Bun Maple, Vanilla or Caramel, Tof pected to get a trial. We listened fifay, Clark Bar, Milk Duds, Swilzer Buy one i plants grown Indoors are native to witnesses and watched the Red Bar, Good n Plenty or Good BREAST OF TURKEY to an outdoor environment 'n Frui lawyers and spent the afternoon iMilkDudsl b CHEESE SANDWICH In the court trying to absorb all somewhere. Given favorable at- of the information that was be- mospheric conditions, almost Get one anything can be grown as a |3/M ing presented to us. At 4:30 the FREE assorted brands Coupon expires 3/27/87
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BADTS'PHARMACY • NELSON AUTO PARTS^^^^^ ^ WATERVLIET HARDINGS MOVIE ZOO • HOEKZEMAFORD * PIWACKI TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE THIRTEEN MAR. 4. 1987 Watervliet's 1968 Homecoming Queen reigns in Australia view with the Australian governmem^n November 1971, Steven was Travelers to 'Down Under'meet 'local'natives offered a job. That was only the beginning. There were eight months of looking By Sylvia Prager into Steve's past to prove he was an outstanding citizen. Lastly, both Adolph and I left the United States on Saturday. November 22 Chris and Steve had to go to Chicago to be interviewed by the 1986, to visit his ailing sister In New Zealand. Zelda Hone f"dher Australian Consul General. He had to give the tick (OK). Finally, the husband, Edwin, live in Whanparo. a suburb 20 miles north ot Millers arrived in Sydney on July 10, 1972. Chris recalled some of her feelings. "You know my mother was the AUBothdkd and Zelda are Americans and have retained their only one in her family to leave England, so when I left the family to live in Australia she understood. We were both a little shaken and American citizenship. We are often asked. "Why are Wey fftere? Ed is a doctor of biochemistry. While working f°r'he F°od a"f frightened. But it turned out to be a bit of all right." Drug Administration In Washington he was awarded a fellowship Steven remembered, "We had to go through customs - two hours were spent checking every piece of luggage." He laughingly recalled. from the New Zealand government to do researc/i on an/ma/ diseases. They both fell in love with the country. Ed continued to "Chris packed scads of coat hangers. Then we were through with work In research until his retirement. Yes. it Is their permanent home. customs and I saw Sydney, full of tired, sunburned faces and Strokes have incapacitated Zelda to some extent. However, with beautiful red rooftops." her will to maintain her self-sufficiency and Ed s help she functions They were met by a social worker who was to assist with their 'set- fairly well. With this reassurance we traveled through New Zealand tling in.' He was Invaluable. He helped them find an apartment. He was the only contact they had to solve their problems and answer until December 4. their questions. He was their'welfare man.' Coloma & Watervliet meet Melbourne Steve said, "We lived in an apartment overlooking Manly Beach. It On December 4, amidst hugs and good wishes, we left our family was idyllic after the cold Midwest, very modern even by Australian for Sydney, Australia, a brash, busy, crowded, sophisticated city. On standards. We had an automatic washing machine while wringers December 7, we went on for a visit to Melbourne. It is here that the were still very prominent — a beach on our doorstep — a holiday world of Watervliet, Coloma and Eltham, a suburb of Melbourne, Floridian atmosphere. We only planned to stay three years, the length of our contract, but you know the rest. Ta// began with John and Eileen Nilson, who live on Red Arrow Steve continued, "I grew up where we shopped in the super- Highway. John married Eileen during World War II /n Nor/nernpfon, markets. Here we had a green grocer and a butcher - nothing was England. When the war was over they settled first in Chlcago. jn 1959 wrapped in plastic. Chris went shopping carrying a basket. I they bought the house they live in today and began Nilson s Body remember our grocery bill was $9.50 in Australian money." Steve and Christine Miller Shop. They have six children and fourteen grandchildren. Today, Australia is a man's country their three sons operate the business and their eldest daughter, the men on one side of the room with their beer and the girls in a Christine, lives in Australia with her husband, Steven Miller. Life for Steve was easy. As he said, "Australia is a man's country. I lounge talking about how they hated the men having their beer. Adolph and I met Eileen shortly after she had returned from was an engineer. The country was kind to me. It's a relatively young These women were in a subservient role and didn't speak up." Chris' visiting her children in Australia. In her rich, English accent she re- country still growing. I met lovely, friendly, helpful people. voice was still filled with anger. counted some of the highlights of her trip. Since we/?ac/ been think- Australians are very proud and nationalistic. They want approval. Her first job was in a stationery shop. To get there she left home at ino of our trip to New Zealand — why not Australia. We listened at- They are constantly asking. 'How do you like Australia, mate?' But 5:30 a.m. to make the bus to get to the ferry in order to arrive at 7:30 tentively. Later when Steven and Chris visited Watervliet we were a this country has not been as kind to Chris." a.m. She did advance to shop assistant. She worked 40 hours a week Chris did not get a job right away. There was the feeling of being ble to meet for coffee and conversation. A, IA u,,^ for $49.50. She later worked for a few years in a shop called Coles. Both of them had practical suggestions for our trip. It was while alone and no place to go. She recalled. "They didn't allow women in There she went from cashier to head girl. the Millers were still in Watervliet that we began to make concrete the pub (a pub is a gathering place, not just a drinking place). If you As an American, Chris described herself as a bit of a celebrity. If plans to travel to the land 'down under.' were alone you'd be thrown out bodily. If you were with a male he'd anyone took a trip they'd turn to her for advice. "Being an American is Before we left the States we had written the Millers as to where be asked to put you out. The women of Australia allowed themselves good. Americans are looked up to." and when we would arrive in Melbourne. It still warms me inside to to be second-class citizens. I voiced my feeling loud and clear." Steve and Chris moved to Melbourne for promotional reasons. remember that there was a message from this twosome when we ar- Chris continued. "A woman in Australia had no other place than Steve began his climb up the corporate ladder. Chris became involv- the kitchen. Life was hard then. They were using wringer washing ed in local theater. Her eyes sparkled as she talked about her role as They came to our motel and drove us into a lifestyle of art, anti- machines. They had block ice boxes. That meant they had to shop See AUSSIES on page 16 ques, and crafts that would not have been possible without thern. We daily. We were young people in our teens and 20s, yet a party meant bought leather goods, a bit of pottery, and viewed the local artists. We ordered Devonshire tea in a cottage reminiscent of England. Out- side grew large sweet-smelling roses and inside were tables covered ^ « \ with checkered tablecloths and the smell of hot tea and scones. ' - - We went on to their home. A travel guide described the area they ' L.A * - live in. "Eltham is 19 miles out of Melbourne on the upper reaches of "T ... . . the Yorra River. The people living here have built their homes using 4 natural materials - mud brick walls, slate or wood floors, heavy wood and beams, and large landscaped gardens of gum trees and native plants." This was true of the Miller home - plants hung from ! . ^ beamed ceilings — every corner was alive with green — wicker, pot- tery and glass. It was here that we really talked to our hosts. Christine Nilson Miller was born in Chicago on December 24, W4y. Chris has three older brothers and two younger sisters. For seven N ^ \ V I years she was the only girl in the family. . i Her memories are all happy ones. She remembered coming to "\ v N \ \ \ /. Watervliet to visit her paternal grandparents. There were Jots of 1 cousins. "We'd all play together My, we had imagination! We d make pretend movies. My cousins and I would play at being Miss America. My father's brothers and sisters were close." Chris was seven years old when the family moved to Watervliet. "My parents wanted to raise their children In the country. We all j ' i ' worked with our father. Oh, yes, we sanded cars, beat out dents and masked windows so the spray paint would not get on them. She remembered fun-filled Halloweens and generous Chrlstmases. She never wanted for anything. She got her first car at 16. "It was a 1952 MG and my father painted it racing-car green. School was great. Acting in a school play was sheer joy. Being on stage was and is a love of hers. Chris graduated from Watervliet High and in 1968 she was Watervliet's Homecoming Queen. She at-
tended Lake Michigan College for two years. ^ # . In the summer of 1970 Chris and a friend spent June and July in Sb' * Florida. She met Steven during this time and before she left Florida Steven asked her to marry him. They announced their engagement STYLES-COL on Thanksgiving Day and on March 6, 1971, in Watervliet. they were ^What about Steven Miller, the man Chris married? Steven Miller FABRICS was born August 11. 1947. in the Bronx. New York. He is the youngest of two brothers and he has one sister. He smiled as he talked about his father as famous. "My father was a stonecutter and he carved one of the lions outside of the New York City Public Library. GELECTIOU AROUt Hospitalized at 6 years old for 2 years When he was five years old the Millers moved to Yorktown ZOO IN STOCK// Heights, New York, a town of less than 3.000 people. When Steve was six years old he developed a bone ailment. He was taken to a hospital in White Plains, New York. This hospital was to be his home for two years. He was in traction for the entire time. He mused. "I'm ^349. Lutheran, my condition was recognized by a Jewish doctor and I was treated in a Catholic hospital." He had daily school lessons and when he returned home he was put in the third grade. Steve worked hard to become an athlete. By the time he was 12 years old he won an award in track and field. He continued to excel in sports and he was captain of the soccer team in high school. ALL OH SALE/ Sfeve knew he wanted to be an aerospace engineer. He elected to go to the University of Arizona, one of the few schools that had v aerospace engineering as a degree subject. He obtained his degree in 1969. He went to work for Pratl-Whitney in research and develop- ment in Palm Gardens, Florida. He liked his work and did well. It was in Florida that he met Christine Nilson while she was on a vacation. Later. Chris and Steve returned to Florida as man and wife. All went well. Steve received a $250-a-week raise. Then It seemed like it was only a week later that Steve was out of a job. Pratl-Whitney had ft lost the space shuttle contract. Steve recalled. "It was the Nixon era and funds were transferred from the space shuttle program to the / * • Vietnam War. Overnight, the American market for engineers was saturated." Steven was an unemployed engineer. Chris and Steve returned to Watervliet. Steven went to work as a panel beater (Australian for body and fender work) at Nilson's Body Shop. Steve recalled, "Here I was, a kid from New York, Florida and the Southwest living In the Midwest. I had to face the stigma of los- ing my job. I had a new wife. I had to try to fit into a family where six COMPLETE LINE OF people lived under one roof." Steven left home when he was seventeen. He had not been part or BEDROOM* LIVING* DINING a family for a long time. He viewed the year he spent In Watervliet as one of "personal development and emotional growth." My father-in- STORE FRONT ,8 S««tl RUT WE HAVE FURNITURE law taught me a lot. He understands people. He knows how to draw A HUGE BACK BOOM AND 3 FLOORS OF SHOWROOM AREA . wATERBEDS & them out. Chris has the same gift. He has a favorite expression, 'Tell It like It Is.' He was a strong influence in my life." ACCESSORIES * But he was an engineer and he wanted to work in his field. He ^ m 468-5200 M began to fill out applications. His brother-in-law was an executive 6671 RED ARROW HWY • COLOMA jvUvu*? with ITT. He gave Steve names of people and firms to contact, among them was TelCom in Australia. LAYAWAY 8, FINANCING AVAILABLE ^""HER CLOCKS In October 1971, Steven and Chris went to New York for a job inter- PAGE FOURTEEN TRI-CITY RECORD MAR. 4. 1987 and Three Thousand Nine Hundred Nine- NO. 1, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT dated May 23, 1985, and recorded In the ($11,970.41); ty Three and 96/100 Dollars ($3,993.96) In- THEREOF, RECORDED OCTOBER 15, office of the Register of Deeds for the And no suit or proceedings at law or In terest; no suit or proceeding at law or In 1958, IN VOLUME 16 OF PLATS. PAGE County of Berrien and State of Michigan, equity having been Instituted to recover equity having been instituted to recover 28, BERRIEN COUNTY RECORDS, BE- on June 5. 1985, in Liber 1232, on Page the debt secured by said mortgage or WANT ADS the debt, or any part of the debt secured ING IN THE CITY OF COLOMA, BER- 1138, of Berrien County Records, on any part thereof. Now. Therefore, by vir- by said mortgage, and the power of sale RIEN COUNTY, MICHIGAN. SUBJECT. which mortgage there is claimed to be tue of the power of sale contained In PERSONAL CARD OF THANKS contained In said mortgage having HOWEVER. TO ALL VALID OUTSTAN- due, at the date of this notice, for prin- said mortgage, and pursuant to the VISA/MASTERCARD - Get Your Card Thanks to my family and friends for become operative by reason of such DING EASEMENTS. RIGHTS-OF-WAY. cipal and Interest, the sum of Four Thou- statute of the Slate of Michigan In such TODAY! Also New Credit Card, NO ONE their flowers, thoughts and prayers dur- default; MINERAL LEASES, MINERAL RESER- sand Nine Hundred Eighty-Two and case made and provided, notice Is REFUSED! Call 1-518-459-3546. Ext. ing my recent illness. Special thanks to NOW. THEREFORE. Notice is Hereby VATIONS AND MINERAL CON- 07/100 Dollars ($4,982.07); hereby given that on Thursday, March C-4583. 24 HRS. my husband Cork and to my Mom for all Given that on March 24. 1987 at 10 VEYANCES OF RECORD. SUBJECT TO And no suit or proceedings at law or In 26. 1987. at ten O'clock A.M.. local time, 7-4-p your love and help. o'clock In the forenoon at the Front THE RIGHTS OF THE PUBLIC AND OF equity having been instituted to recover said mortgage will be foreclosed by a Madonna steps of the Courthouse In St. Joseph, ANY GOVERNMENTAL UNIT IN ANY the debt secured by said mortgage or sale at public auction, to the highest bid- " HELP 'WANTED Michigan, that being the place for PART THEREOF TAKEN. USED OR any part thereof. Now, Therefore, by vir- der, Immediately inside the front en- 160.00 per 100 possible, securing- holding the Circuit Court for the County DEEDED FOR STREET. ROAD OR tue of the power of sale contained in trance to the Berrien County Courthouse stuffing envelopes. Rush stamped self- of Berrien, there will be offered for sale HIGHWAY PURPOSES. said mortgage, and pursuant to the in the City of St. Joseph, Berrien County, addressed envelope for offer details: LOWEST PRICES and sold to the highest bidder, at public The redemption period will be six mon- statute of the State of Michigan in such Michigan (that being the building where Rainbow's, • Box 142, Colonia, New sale, for the purpose of satisfying the ths from the foreclosure sale. case made and provided, notice is the Circuit Court for the County of Ber- Jersey 07067. VISIT US In South Haven for the lowest amounts due and unpaid upon said mor- Property may be redeemed by paying hereby given that on Tuesday, March 24, rien is held), of the premises described 3-15-p price and friendly personal service... tgage. together with the legal costs and the amount of the bid at the foreclosure 1987, at ten O'clock A.M., local time, said in said mortgage, or so much thereof as Stereo, Video. Television. Car Stereo. charges of sale provided by law and In sale plus Interest and any unpaid en- mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale at may be necessary to pay the amount FOR SALE Records, Tapes & Compact Discs... said mortgage, the lands and premises cumbrances on the property from date public auction, to the highest bidder, im- due, as aforesaid, on said mortgage, Driveway Tubes. 12-Inch diameter, all in said mortgage mentioned and of sale. For additional Information, con- mediately Inside the front entrance to with the Interest thereon at Nine percent lengths up to 24 ft. in stock. Judd described, as follows, to wit: tact UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ac- the Berrien County Courthouse in the Ci- (9.00%) per annum and all legal costs, Lumber Co. of Watervliet. That property located in the Township ting through Farmers Home Administra- ty of St. Joseph, Berrien County. charges and expenses. Including the at- of Gallen, County of Berrien In the State tion, 3830 South M-139. St. Joseph. Ml Michigan (that being the building where torney fees allowed by law, and also any 505 Phoenix St. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Michigan. Lot Four (4), Block Eight (8), 49085 mortgagee. the Circuit Court for the County of Ber- sum or sums which may be paid by the AUTOMOTIVE PARTS SWAP - Racers, HEAD•H South Haven. Ml George W. Blakeslee's Town Plat of Dated February 11,1987. rien is held), of the premises described undersigned, necessary to protect Its In- Rodders, and Restorers. Sunday, March 49090 Gallen, according to the plat thereof, 2-11,2-18.2-25.3-4.1987. In said mortgage, or so much thereof as terest In the premises, which said 22, inside Stadium Arena. Grand Rapids, (616)637-1807 recorded March 3rd, 1869 in Volume 1 of may be necessary to pay the amount premises are described as follows: Michigan. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission SPEAKER due, as aforesaid, on said mortgage, Plats, page 15; EXCEPTING MORTGAGE SALE All that certain piece or parcel of land $2.00. Classic Rods, P.O. Box 4306, with the Interest thereon at Fifteen and THEREFROM a strip of land 12 feet In Default has been made in the condi- situate in the City of Niles In the County South Bend. Indiana 46634. One-Half percent (15.50%) per annum width off from and along the South side, tions of a mortgage made by Gaynell of Berrien, and State of Michigan, and and all legal costs, charges and ex- 1-219-232-0085. being in the village of Gallen, Gallen Banks & Joyce Ann Childs, co- described as follows: 9-3-p penses, Including the attorney fees jDO SOMETHING ABOUT; Township, Berrien County, Michigan. mortgagor, subsequently assumed by The North half of Lot 59 and all of Lot allowed by law, and also any sum or The redemption period will be six mon- John O.C. Childs & Joyce Ann Childs, his 60. VERNON HEIGHTS ACRES ADDI- HELP WANTED sums which may be paid by the under- YOUR RUSTY WATER ths from the foreclosure sale. wife, to Fleet Mortgage Corp.. f/k/a Mor- TION TO THE CITY OF NILES, Berrien EXPERIENCED COOK WANTED - signed, necessary to protect Its interest Property may be redeemed by paying tgage Associates. Inc., a Rhode Island County. Michigan, according to the plat Nights. 40-hr. week. Must be dependable in the premises, which said premises are Make TODAY the day you | the amount of the bid at the foreclosure corporation. Mortgagee, Dated February thereof, recorded January 26. 1914. In and work weekends. Insurance and described as follows: sale plus Interest and any unpaid en- 11, 1977, and recorded on February 16, Volume 5 of Plats. Page 37. being In the vacation pay. Apply in person (after- All that certain piece or parcel of land finally do something about • cumbrances on the property from date 1977. in Liber 1040, on page 53. Berrien City of Niles, Berrien County, Michigan. noons) at the Waffle House. Ask for Bob. situate in the City of Niles In the County your RUSTY HARD WATER!!! [ of sale. For additional information, con- County Records, Michigan, on which During the six months immediately tact UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ac- mortgage there is claimed to be due at of Berrien, and State of Michigan, and following the sale, the properly may be WANTED TO BUY ting through Farmers Home Administra- the date hereof the sum of Fifteen Thou- described as follows: redeemed. Dated at Troy, Michigan, Want PORT-A-CRIB In good condition. It only takes a minute to call tion. 3830 South M-139, St. Joseph, Ml sand Seven Hundred Eighty Six & 99/100 Lot Sixty (60). and the North half of Lot January 5,1987. Call 621-2419 between 9 and 5 Monday CULLIGAN SOFT WATER!!! 49085 mortgagee. Dollars ($15,786.99). including interest at Fifty-Nine (59), VERNON HEIGHTS STANDARD FEDERAL BANK through Friday. Dated February 11,1987. 8% per annum. ACRES ADDITION TO THE CITY OF a federal savings bank | Rent or purchase a softener 2-11,2-18.2-25,3-4,1987. Under the power of sale contained in NILES, Berrien County, Michigan, accor- Mortgagee FOR SALE said mortgage and the statute in such ding to the plat thereof, recorded RONALD J. PALMER GUNS - 38 Special Snub. $95. 30-06 • ironfilterforonly PENN1ESA I STATE OF MICHIGAN case made and provided, notice is January 26, 1914, In Volume 5 of Plats, Attorney for Mortgagee B.A. Rifle, $100. 44 Magnum Revolver, 6" PROBATE COURT hereby given that said mortgage will be Page 37, being in the City of Niles, Ber- 2401 West Big Beaver Road barrel, $250. Call 463-7319. DAY!!! Call CULLIGAN BERRIEN COUNTY foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged rien County. Michigan. Troy, Michigan 48084 CLAIMS NOTICE premises, or some part of them, at During the six months immediately 2-11,2-18.2-25,3-4.3-11.1987. FOR SALE i 1-800-442-2802 or 468-4373 j INDEPENDENT PROBATE public vendue, at the main entrance to following the sale, the property may be RUBBER STAMPS - MADE TO ORDER FILE NO. 87-33092-IE-D the County Building in St, Joseph. redeemed. Dated at Troy. Michigan, by Art & Mary Johnson, 305 W. Parsons, | Local Dealer - FREE Estimates J Estate of MARY HUSAR, Deceased. Michigan, at 10 o'clock A.M., Local Time, January 15.1987. Watervliet. Ml 49098. Phone 463-5473. TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS IN- on Thursday, April 2,1987. STANDARD FEDERAL BANK, CLUDING JOSEPH SALAK AND IRVING Said premises are situated in the City a federal savings bank FOR RENT LEGALS SALAK: Your interest in the estate may of Benton Harbor. Berrien County. Mortgagee Paw Paw River Trading Post NICE - ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT, be barred or affected by the following. Michigan, and are described as; RONALD J. PALMER Watervliet Township. Security deposit The decedent, whose last known ad- Lot 12. Block 6. EMPIRE ADDITION to Attorney for Mortgagee NOTICE OF MORTGAGE required, $200 a month. Also room for dress was Americana-Monticello the City of Benton Harbor. Berrien Coun- 2401 West Big Beaver Road 20 GALLON FORECLOSURE SALE rent w/ private entry and shower, $150 a Healthcare Center, 6300 W. 95th Street, ty, Michigan, according to the Plat Troy, Michigan 48084 Default having been made In the con- month. Call 463-7319. Oak Lawn. Illinois 60453, and whose thereof, recorded April 29,1892 in Book 3 2-11,2-18.2-25.3-4,3-11.1987. PROPANE TANK ditions of a certain mortgage made the Social Security Number was of Plats, page 9. 25th day of March,J980, by IVAN J. 385-16-8978, died January 10,1987. REFILL CARD OF THANKS During the six months or thirty days if MORTGAGE SALE BROCK" and KATHLEEN BROCK, hus- Creditors of the decedent are notified The family of Bettie Mack wishes to found abandoned immediately following Default having been made in the terms band and wife as mortgagor(s). to the that all claims against the estate may be $£00 thank Father Edmond Van Hoof. Hut- the sale, the property may be redeemed. and conditions of a certain mortgage United States of America, as mortgagee, barred unless presented within four chins Funeral Home. Sister Lakes Lady Dated: February 18,1987. made by John N. Moody, a single man. O plus and recorded on March 26. 1980, In the months of March 4.1987. or four months Lions, and our many friends and family Fleet Mortgage Corp., Mortgagor, to First Federal Savings and Ui Office of the Register of Deeds for Ber- after the claim becomes due, whichever for all the help, love and support In the Mortgagee Loan Association of Niles, now known rlen County, Michigan, in Liber 1124 of Is later, to the independent Personal passing of our loved one. Hecht & Cheney mortgages on pages 51-54; on which as Standard Federal Bank, a federal sav- Call 463-5454 William Mack Representative: Sixth Floor Frey Building mortgage there is claimed to be due and ings bank, of Troy, Oakland County, Mr. & Mrs. Greg (Jennifer) Rudell Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 Michigan, Mortgagee, dated December unpaid at the date of this Notice Twenty Stanley R. Rudcki •Canoe Rentals Mr. & Mrs. Henry (Nancy) Zausner 2-18,2-25,3-4,3-11,3-18,1987. 7.1977, and recorded in the office of the Eight Thousand One Hundred Fifty One Niles College of Loyola Register of Deeds for the County of Ber- •Tackle and 55/100 Dollars ($28,151.55) principal Loyola University rien and State of Michigan, on December •Bait Chicago. IL 60631 MORTGAGE SALE Default having been made In the terms 12, 1977. in Liber 1064, on Page 147, of Trout Ponds • Bring the Kids Berrien County Records, on which mor- This estate is not being supervised by and conditions of a certain mortgage tgage there is claimed to be due, at the the Probate Court. Any interested parly made by John N. Moody, a single per- M-140. WATERVLIET date of this notice, for principal and In- A REAL BARGAIN may file a written petition with the Ber- son, Mortgagor, to Standard Federal terest, the sum of Eleven Thousand Nine rien County Probate Court, located at Bank, a federal savings bank, of Troy. Hundred Seventy and 41/100 Dollars Berrien County Courthouse. St. Joseph. Oakland County, Michigan, Mortgagee. $5.00 PER MONTH & Michigan 49085, and with the indepen- dent Personal Representative objecting to the appointment of Stanley R. Rudcki FREE INSTALLATION as Independent Personal Representative WITH OUR RENT TO BUY PLAN... and to the admission of the decedent's Will to probate. Buying A New Home This Spring? Notice Is further given that the estate WATER SOFTENERS & IRON FILTERS will thereafter be assigned and distributed to the persons entitled to it. All equipment is new...please call collect... Stuart F. Meek. Jr. (P17581) BEHNKE WATER CARE SERVICE 414 Main Street, P.O. Box 378 See LaSalle Federal St. Joseph, Michigan 49085 of Dowagiac (616) 782-6139) (616) 983-0531 3-4,4-1,5-6.6-3,1987. for your home loan financing. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Balnbridge Township FORECLOSURE SALE Default having been made In the con- If you are planning to purchase a new or existing home Hartford City Council Board Meeting ditions of a certain mortgage made the Summary 1st day of December. 1983, by Charles W. Synopsis Pierce and Virginia E. Pierce, husband this spring, your timing is very good. This is the best time in years February 23,1987 February 23,1987 and wife as mortgagor(s). to the United States of America, as mortgagee, and Board members present: Smith, recorded on December 1,1983, In the Of- to obtain a low cost mortgage loan. The regular meeting was called to Lull, Balers & Koroch. Absent: Weber. fice of the Register of Deeds for Berrien order by Mayor Weeden; Duffy and The minutes of the February 2, County, Michigan, in Liber 1195 of mor- Troutman, excused. 1987 regular meeting were read and tgages on pages 388-391; on which mor- LaSalle Federal offers adjustable rate mortgage loans for The minutes of the February 9 approved. tgage there is claimed to be due and un- regular meeting and the February 16 Accepted quarterly report. paid at the date of this Notice Forty public hearing were approved and Approved payment of all outstan- Thousand One Hundred Eighty Seven both 15- and 30-year terms. Our low interest rates for adjustable placed on file. ding bills from general and revenue and 33/100 Dollars ($40,187.33) principal Mayor Weeden and Judy Sinclair sharing funds. and Five Thousand Eight Hundred will meet with library officials and Synopsis prepared by Seventy Nine and 70/100 Dollars rate mortgage loans will make your mortgage payments very their lawyer reference funding pro- Beverly Koroch ($5,879.70) interest; no suit or pro- ^lern- ... Clerk ceeding at law or In equity having been affordable. In addition, the annual Legal advice will be sought Synopsis approved by Instituted to recover the debt, or any part reference the library funding pro- Leonard O. Smith Jr., of the debt secured by said mortgage, blem. . Supervisor and the power of sale contained in said interest rate adjustment is limited and Permission was granted to the mortgage having become operative by Knights of Columbus to hold their an- reason of such default; there is a realistic lifetime interest nual Tootsle Roll Drive on April 10-12. NOW. THEREFORE, Notice Is Hereby Transfers of $3,000 from Local City of Watervliet Given that on March 24, 1987 at 10 Streets. $4,000 from Major Streets, o'clock In the forenoon at the Front rate cap which sets the maximum $10,000 from Sewer, $10,000 from Board of Review steps of the Courthouse In St. Joseph, Federal Revenue Sharing and $5,000 Michigan, that being the place for from Water were approved to holding the Circuit Court for the County interest rate increase over the life of decrease the liability owed. Monday, March 9, 1987 of Berrien, there will be offered for sale David Tate will be invited to meet 9 a.m. to 12 noon & 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. and sold to the highest bidder, at public the loan. There is no limit on how low with the Council to Inform them of Tuesday, March 10, 1987 sale, for the purpose of satisfying the the Van Buren County Library 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. amounts due and unpaid upon said mor- Watervliet City Hall System. tgage, together with the legal costs and the interest may be reduced. The meeting adjourned at 8:12 p.m. charges of sale provided by law and in Respectfully submitted: Thomas P. Yore said mortgage, the lands and premises Geraldlne Walker City Assessor In said mortgage mentioned and' LaSalle Federal is presently City Clerk (8-2.0 described, as follows, to wit: That property located In the City of Coloma, County of Berrien In the State charging 1 point ($400 minimum) plus Michigan. LOT 77. COLOMA HEIGHTS normal closing costs for an adjustable Watervliet Township Public Hearing Board of Review Watervliet Public Notice rate mortgage loan used to purchase a Meetings Township Planning City of Watervliet new or existing home. Talk to any of Commission Any local contractor wishing to The Watervliet Township Board of participate in the City of Watervliet Review will meet at the Watervliet The Watervliet Township Planning Community Development Block our loan officers for full details and Township Hall. 3901 M-140, Commission will hold a public hear- Grant Program please apply at City Watervliet, Michigan, on the follow- ing on March 10, 1987, at the Hall, 158 West Pleasant Street. Proof our present low, adjustable mortgage ing dates and hours: Watervliet Township Hall, at 7:30 p.m. of contractor's license and Insurance (Rates may change The purpose of the meeting is to will be required. Thursday, March 19, 1987 determine If an addition should be In- Natalie Hartsteln without notice) loan interest rates. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. & 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. corporated into the Watervliet City Clerk Friday, March 20. 1987 Township Zoning Ordinance. The 9 a.m. to noon & 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. paragraph to be revised Is located In Article XVIII, 15.462, Sec. 18.02 (A) Ac- The meetings are open to the cessory Use: A use or structure on public to review tax assessments the same lot with, and of a nature t=l ( with the Board. customarily incldential and subor- Public Notice dinate to, the principal use or struc- Real Property Tentatlve EQUAL HOUSING ture. The addition to this ordinance Is Watervliet Township Tentative Ratio Factor as follows: An accessory use or LENDER Agricultural 41.81% structure in a residential district shall Watervliet Township will hold Its Commercial 43.64% be subordinate In area, extent, 1 1st Federal Revenue Sharing Hearing Industrial 45.45% 1952 volume, and purpose to the principal for the 1987-88 Budget on March 9. LaSalle Federal Savings and Loan Association Residential 51.68% .9675. use or structure served. Any in- 1987 at 7:00 p.m. at the Watervliet terested parties may attend and have Township Hall. The public is invited Personal Properly a chance to be heard. to submit oral or written suggestions St. Joseph Buchanan Bridgman Coloma Decatur Fennville .9983 Cheryl Robertson for the appropriation of these funds. 50.09 695-3884 465-5500 468-6741 423-7081 561-8885 Dolores Youdell Secretary Dolores Youdell 982-4175 Clerk (8-2-c) Clerk (8-2-c) 695-081 1 PAGE FIFTEEN TRI-CITY RECORD MAR. 4, 1987 Birkhead seeks repeat crown Local trio earns state wrestling tourney slots Two Indian matmen and a pinned his opponent In the con- Panther grappler took regional solation round of the reglonals wrestling honors and have earn- to qualify. His third-place finish ed the right to compete In the was the second best perfor- 1987 Class C State Champion- mance for area athletes com- ship Tournament. peting at the regional meet. Hartford's Kevin Birkhead Senior Troy McKinney will represent the Panthers of waWdOs thUICe7 lonIVIIOe areaiwa wrestler to at. . w r - - i tain a regional championship. Watervliet in the state competl- Birkhead continued the winning tlon. His fourth-place finish In Waterwllet's Troy McKinney, the regional competition was THESE TRI-CITY ATHL ways he established early In his The Comets and Indians did not 126-pound weight class; and earned when he split four mat- JlNNERS~QF THE MYTHICAL WILL carry local banners Into four-year varsity career at Hart- meet. Pictured, from the left, c m e, t Hartford's Kevin Birkhead, reign- ches, winning two and losing TRI-CITY WARS are the Hartford state wrestling o P ' '°Il ford. At last weekend's regional are Coach Dick Pfelfer. Craig ing Class C State Champion at two, last Saturday. Indians. The 1987 Hartford High slated for this weekend. From Kevin, wrestling in the 185- Thurman. Russell Drake. Mike 185 pounds. Two other Panthers also School squad defeated Water- the lett are Hartlord'sRayGen- pound division easily declsion- DeMorrow, Shawn Meachum. made an appearance at the vliet twice. The Panthers in turn dron, 98-pound weight class, ed his opponent by a score of David Kronewetter. Gary Robin- regional tournament but failed split two games with Coloma. 8-1. The victory gave him 42 son and James Johnson. wins against 0 loses this season to a gain a berth In the state and makes him a favorite at the meet. Senior Duke Seymour, at state tournament to be held this 145 pounds, and 119-pound 2 tribes beat Panthers sophomore Kevin Tackett lost Saturday, March 7, at Mid- The varsity basketball team at David Kronewetter turned in two matches each at the dlevllle Thornapple Kellogg. Hartford had only one contest an excellent performance in Fri- regional competition. Hartford's a Ray Gendron, a sophomore this past week, a conference day's contest, scoring 24 points, Todd Nilson suffered a similar wrestling at 98 pounds, will also matchup with the Watervliet capturing 16 rebounds and 4 represent the Indian matmen at fate. Panthers. The Indians defeated steals. Craig Thurman sank 15 the state tournament. Gendron BY KELLY SINCLAIR the Panthers for the second points, dished out 7 assists, and snatched 4 steals to turn In a & CARLA NORTON time this season. 70-55. Comets draw Lancers On Friday of last week the fine performance. Shawn Panthers played the Indians of Meachum and Russ Drake each Hartford. In the first quarter, the sank 8 points, with Meachum berths. Michigan and Ohio The Norman Rockwell illustra- Coloma slump continues; Indians took an early lead and adding 8 rebounds and Drake 5. State on the other hand may tion depicts three bean poles, a kept It. At the end of the quarter James Johnson added 7 points, have to settle for bus tickets to burr head and a basketball. The the score was 18-8. In the se- Gary Ackerman 6, and Mike Madison Square Garden's NIT. lose to Beavers & Mustangs boys' legs sport Ace bandages cond quarter. Watervliet DeMorrow 2. Free throws were a You have to be excited by the and Band-Aids. Their socks Coloma's basketball team outscored Hartford. 18-16. But, key to the Indians' victory, as realization that in basketball droop pathetically. Their con- lost at Eau Claire last Tuesday, as the two teams went in Hart- they shot 72% from the charity equality has nothing to do with versation centers on the finer 63-56, and was defeated at home M •« < ford's locker rooms, the Indians stripe. parity. Central Michigan and points of basketball strategy. last Friday by River Valley, led by eight points. The score at Dave Coon swished 12 for UNLV are just a couple of The calendar Illustration Is ap- 63-34. The Comets are 0-15 In ilUi the end of the first half was Watervliet and Bannen and propriate for the month of capable contenders. If that the Lakeland Conference and Culver sank 11 each. seems like madness, just ^UiWM 34-26. March. In typical Rockwell 1-18 overall. •• •• In the second half of the fashion a bigger story of life in remember it's March. Coloma played what was pro- % Watervllet-Hartford game, the Paw Paw, 80 - WHS 64 America (with a C) Is relayed in bably Its best game of late h'. ;i Indians outscored the Panthers The Redskins took a 6-0 lead Hartford's wrestling warrior the details of the picture. against the Beavers last Tues- by seven points. At the end of with 6:47 on the clock in the first Kevin Birkhead took the 185-lb. The details of March are cer- day but fell short on the the third quarter the score was quarter and kept the lead Regional Championship last tain to include: pairings, home- scoreboard. Eau Claire held a 49-39, and the final score of the throughout the rest of the game. Saturday. It was a giant step court advantage, byes and 17-6 advantage after one period; jhe scoreboard tells the story of game was 70-55. Watervliet finally scored with upsets. High schoolers will take toward the Ail-American dream however, Marcus Watson, the Comets' 18th season loss See B^ALL on page 16 the court first In state tourna- of defending his state cham- through rebounding and scor- ment action. Then It's time for pionship. Kevin is 42-0 on the ing, helped the Comets close the annual NCAA scramble. year. Kevin, a marked man for the gap between the teams to as For prep round ball squads, much of the year, recently said, little as four points near the end "tveujliuMq b Build Awjttiiaj" March Is the equivalent of a "With everyone gunning for you, of the second period. Eau new. If abbreviated, season. the pin gets real hard to ac- Claire's lead at halftime was WATERVLIEf I I DOWAGIAC Both conference champions complish. Everyone gets deter- 24-18. mined to avoid being pinned and 127 Pleasant St. 101 Robinson St. and cellar dwellers come to the The Beavers outplayed Col- Ph. 782-5134 I have to take them down then Ph. 463-5721 tourney hoping to bring home a oma in the third period and at HOURS MON -FR1 8 00-5 00 HOURS MOff-FRi. 7.30-6 30 district, regional or (If God sees let them up and take them down the period's conclusion the SATURDAY 8 2 SATURDAY 7:30-2 00 fit) a state trophy. The action again." Kevin is aware of the hosts were up, 42-30. The Com- n l TU 9cuia Xucki CtMptmj. pi$mu u tad* & resembles nothing more than a challenge before him. Cool and ets' Dolan Johnson got hot In _ ST1\CJE Kniwru ud o idth hi *sv UMt 1859. remake of the classic Clint contemplative, he could take the final period and he keyed a Eastwood film The Good, The down King Kong or pin Hulk rally that got Coloma six points Bad, The Ugly and The Lucky.' Hogan to Mr. T's mohawk. from Eau Claire halfway through All have a hand in uncovering Repeating could be nearly that the period. The Comets did not this year's basketball fortunes. tough. get any closer as they remained The second half of this double Fellow Indian Ray Gendron, six to eight points behind the wrestling at 98 pounds, finished MARCH MADNESS feature Is the NCAA tourna- Beavers for the rest of the game. ment. Its cast will soon be an- third in the Regional and Eau Claire won, 63-56. nounced. In the background the Watervliet's Troy McKinney bat- River Valley jumped out to an NIT, once a jewel In the crown of tled his way into the final four early lead last Friday and after 11 hoop, has fallen from the status before succumbing to his the first period the Mustangs of full-length feature to 126-pound opponent. In all three led, 21-8. The visitors steadily something more akin to 'Mr. Bill cases, quality athletic ability is built on their lead and were up Meets Pee Wee Herman in New complemented by a personal in- 34-18 at halftime, 52-27 after tensity that has winner written York.' three periods, and 63-34 at the The top four of the Big Ten ail over it. They take that not just end of the game. Coloma did get should be joined by independent to the state championships but some momentum at one point in Notre Dame In earning NCAA everywhere they go. Stick 'em, the first half, but a River Valley guys. time-out put a halt to that. Watson scored twenty-two MAS0NI1E points at Eau Claire while C0a'aM>>s« Johnson added eighteen points 4x8 Sheets. Vi" Thick and Charles Bonds contributed Georgiaffecific -t* ten points. Watson had eight Your Masonite* Brand £** Paneling ^ SALE points against River Valley. Paneling Headquarters The Comets will end the Bungalow Tanbartc, V 8.95 3.98 regular season this Friday at Bungakm Mushroom. 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V *• •••• ' VA • ing And how additional msulabon can WATERVLIET UNITED INDUSTRIAL REPAIRS \ • . •.». . . -r 8:00-5:30 LIFT Tm>CK RCPAIW - Al« COMPRESSORS - COMPLETE 97 C* in • < •« - • maease your home s thermal perlor |N 5*0P MAINTENANCE SERVICE c^v-i mance Extra insulation gives you a tump TRUCK AND AUTO REPAIRS. BOO* WORK—AS* FOR 808 2'x4' Waveriy II "Class A" •• on ragh energy costs and greater year Accoustlcal Celling Panel, v 163-5161 as MOW. - Frt. 320 N hi§ln 51. Wsfrrllil 103 50S19211-40) round home comlort 343 IN. Muin Si., i-noon Sal. ACE 4633167 (IN ROGEL UOTOR5BLDOJ Walervlieii HARDWARE PAGE SIXTEEN TRI-CITY RECORD MAR. 4, 1987 Wild game dinner is Saturday Young Comets close Midway Baptist Church is game or fish dishes, or non- planning its third annual 'Men game food items will be welcomed also. Prepare enough and Boys Wild Game Dinner.' CTufiD wrestling season All men and boys, their friends, for eight to twelve hardy, eating Coloma's wrestling team end- Rush (145 pounds, 23-21), Jeff guests, neighbors, hunting and sportsmen. Table service, milk, ed Its season with a mark of Martlnic (138 pounds, 10-7), and fishing buddies, and relatives coffee, and punch will be 8-14-1. Last Saturday, at the Aaron Slaughter (126 pounds) are invited for the Saturday, provided. Dress is western or Class B Regional at Delton, two who Coach Dick Becht thought March 7, 1987, 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 sportsman's attire. v ^ GORDON CHARLES sophomores wrestled for the "had a good record for a p.m. dinner. Midway Baptist Church is Comets - Chris Wertanen (105 freshman" at 14-22. The evening will feature all located between Coloma and pounds) was 1-2 at the meet and Watervliet on Red Arrow High- Smallmouth fishing plans Becht Is excited with the pro- sorts of wild game and other Rob DeLaTorre (119 pounds) way. If you have any questions, spect of having eleven of this great food. A boys' animated Smallmouth bass tend to be County and both arms of Grand was a loser in two decisions. call the church (463-3195), year's thirteen starters back film from the Michigan DNR en- overlooked by many fishermen. Traverse Bay shared by Four school records were set George Schemenauer (849- next year, as only Minshall and titled 'Before You Hunt' will be This may be due to the fact that Leelanau, Grand Traverse and or tied this season. Wertanen 3447). Bob Clark (468-3736) or Martlnic, along with Pat Tullio shown after the meal. Also to be the season doesn't open until Antrim counties. The other two recorded the fastest pin in Wes Piatt (463-4087). We'd en- will graduate. In fact. Rush was shown will be an NRA film, 'Ri- the Memorial Day weekend and are part of Lake Huron: The school history, nine seconds. courage you to call or fill out a the only junior starter this fle Shooting Fundamentals' and by then anglers go looking for Charity Islands area of Saginaw DeLaTorre pinned a record slip to help our planning. season so ten starters will a DNR film on fishing, 'Wet, Wild largemouths or are in a deep rut Bay and Eagle Bay near the tip twenty-four opponents. Rob There will be no charge or of- return in two years. and Willing.' A few humorous fishing for other species with of the Thumb.' Minshall (132 pounds) tied the fering taken. Dads, get your Becht said, "We lost some yarns, stories, and your best pic- longer seasons. In short, they Rivers and inland lakes warm mark for most wins, thirty-nine, sons, young and old, and all close matches and we had a tures can be shared. A prize for just forget about smallmouths. up first; thus they provide the set last year by Mike Mannino. your outdoor friends to come mostly freshmen-sophomore 'Best Photo' will be given. Right now, though, while the best early-season fishing for Tim Ishmael (98 pounds) had with you for an enjoyable spor- team, so I can't be too disap- All attending are asked to season is still closed, you smallmouths, often through more wins (thirty-two) than any tsmen's evening. pointed with our record. We prepare one of their favorite wild should be making plans to fish June. Lakes Michigan and freshman Coloma has had have a strong nucleus back for one or more of Michigan's top Huron, however, remain cold before. next year and a strong junior smallmouth bass waters this longer, thus delaying bass The top win-loss records for high team so that at the end of Comet spikers set coming summer. There are a spawning, and normally have Coloma this year belonged to number of excellent spots to next year, we should be a pretty their best fishing in July and Minshall (39-9-1), DeLaTorre good team." for district playoffs find them around the Great even August. The exception is (37-16), Wertanen (33-14-1), and Lakes and nearby tributary Waugoshance Point where good Ishmael (32-12). Also posting BY SCOTT BOWER Coloma's volleyball team end- tian, Lakeshore, Mattawan, Paw streams. Among the very best action can be had in June, too. good marks this year were Chris ed its regular season last Thurs- Paw, St. Joseph, South Haven, are ten recommended by my All of these waters have a lot day with two matches at Ed- Sturgis, Three Rivers, and longtime friend, Stan Lievense, of smallmouths. Most will run wardsburg. The Comets fell to Vicksburg. Sturgis and who retired several years ago as about two pounds with quite a the Eddies, 15-8, 6-15, 8-15; and Lakeshore are rated second and a fisheries expert with the few in the four-pound bracket or also lost to Buchanan, 1-15, third In Class B, respectively, Department of Natural even crowding five pounds at Indians spank Panther spikers Resources and advisor to the 14-16. Coloma's record for the while South Haven is also a very times. Since these bass are The Hartford High School var- setters, and Weberg and Peirce Michigan Travel Bureau. regular season was 15-16. good team. All three of those noted for their spectacular battl- sity volleyball team ended its were the leading passers. District tournament play will schools are in a bracket op- Four rivers are on Stan's list, ing abilities, use of reasonably regular season this past week be Saturday at St. Joseph. posite the bracket the Comets two in southern Lower Michigan light tackle will give you the kind splitting with two conference Galien defeats Tribe Schools In this Class B District are in, so only one of those three and the others in the Upper of fight not soon forgotten. teams. The Indians successful- Tournament are Coloma, teams will make it to the district Peninsula. Included are Nightcrawlers, either natural ly defeated the Watervliet Pan- The Indians lost a conference Dowagiac, Kalamazoo Chris- championship match. Menominee County's Cedar or artificial, are a favorite bait of thers, 15-8, 15-5, but lost to the decision to Galien on Wednes- Volleyball action win begin al River and Ford River in Delta local anglers but smallmouths Gaels of Galien, 5-15 and 4-15. day. Peirce was again 100% 12:00 noon on Saturday and at County in the U.P. plus the St. will smack nearly anything Last Monday's home game from the line, with Sinclair and B'BALL 1:15 p.m. Coloma is scheduled Joseph River in Berrien County resembling a minnow or against Watervliet was the last Peirce each scoring 3 points. Continued from page 15 to face the winner of the Paw and the Thornapple River in crawfish since these make up a home game for the squad's Johnson and Heffington round- Paw-Mattawan match. While Barry County. Walloon Lake good share of their diet. seniors, and they made it count. ed out the Indian scoring with 2 6:11 on the clock to put the times have been given for all the near Petoskey is the only inland Rapalas, spinners, small Shari Peirce served 100% and 8 and 1 point, respectively. score at 6-2. By the end of the matches In the tournament, the lake he lists, although admitting spoons, lead-head jigs or small points in her successful night at first quarter, the Panthers trail- Bisons stampede Panthers times are approximate as of- many other Michigan lakes have 'crawdads' all take their share of the serving line. Trina Rhlnehart ed by only six points, 20-14. ficials will run the tournament fine smallmouth fishing, too. smallies during a typical bass served 90% and added 7 points On Wednesday of last week In the second quarter of the ahead of schedule If possible. The other five locations are in season. If fly fishing is your of her own. Joy Johnson added the Panthers played the New Watervliet-Paw Paw game the BY SCOTT BOWER the Great Lakes themselves. In- thing, try flipping out some large 5 points and Kelly Sinclair 4. Buffalo Bisons. Watervliet lost Panthers were outscored by cluded are Little and Big Bays streamer flies or bass flies Tracy Felt scored 3 points, and the first game, 15-3, and the se- eight points. Dave Coon sank a De Noc of Delta County, toward the underwater rocks Sharyl Weberg, Tammy Heff- cond game, 15-8. Lang was also basket with 4:41 on the clock to AUSSIES Waugoshance Point off Emmet- where smallmouths hang out ington, and Faye Sadler each the top spiker for the Panther- get the Panthers within 10 Continued from page 13 and be prepared for smashing added 1 point apiece. Sinclair Bison game, having 9 spikes. points, 30-20. As the two teams strikes. led the attackers with 12 spikes Epple had six points and was went into the Paw Paw locker Sally Bowles in 'Cabaret' - and she recalled her parts in song and Due to high Great Lakes and 8 kills, and Rhlnehart added also the top setter, with nine rooms, the score was 43-29, the dance revues. waters, places you may have 7 spikes and 4 kills. Weberg sets. Panthers still trailing. Chris also went to work for a popular gift shop called Cargo Hold. waded last time might compel also had 4 spikes. Johnson and BY KELLY SINCLAIR Brad Banasik sank a basket "We sold prints, wicker, flowers, gifts of quality and some junk." She you to fish from a boat this Weberg were the squad's top & CARLA NORTON with 7:03 on the clock in the became the manager of the shop. She spent 7= years with this com- season, including some lower third quarter to up the score to pany and described this time as the best years of her working life. river areas which also are up. 45-31. Watervliet's offense She left her job to take a five-month trip with Steve. In Australia Before making a long trip to any scored the last five points in the after 10 years on a job one gets a 3-month-long service leave with particular place it might be a third quarter. Bob Radesky pay. Steve had also accumulated 2 months of holiday time. They good idea to check with bait teOODLUCK... scored two for the Panthers with visited Germany, France, Austria, New York, Florida, Watervliet and shops there first. Hiring a guide 2:09 left In the quarter. Todd Hawaii. for at least one day could save Sro COLOMA'S ANNUAL Bannen followed with two Chris cared for their garden. She said she goes to the tip everyday you a lot of time if going to a points, and Mike Culver sank a (that is the dump for rubbish). She talked about opening her own strange location. Right now is a basket from the free-throw line shop and getting back to the theater. 2 SAINT PATRICK'S DAY good time to be making those with :20 left in the quarter. The Steve has spent seven years in night school, paid for by the com- contacts and planning your Panthers outscored the Red- pany. He has acquired a master's degree in science and a master's in *PARADE; IRISH TURKEY smallmouth fishing. skins, 21-17. At the end of the business administration. He is in charge of management and third quarter the score was maintenance of all the physical properties of TelCom of Australia. * 5 P.M. AT THE K of C 60-50. His father-in-law, the man who tells It like it is, said, "Steve is number In the last quarter of the three from the top, soon to move into the number two spot." ^LUBHOUSE...from the Panther-Redskin game, Adolph and I roamed the back yard. We viewed a garden pool, a FINEST Watervliet tallied 14 points, fragrant herb garden, fuchsias hanging from baskets, and fern trees, * AMERICAN IRISH while Paw Paw tallied 20 points. it was December and everywhere there was greenery. Steven turned EXECUTIVE Culver started the scoring in the the chicken on the grill he built and Chris added herbs from the ^ OF BERRIEN COUNTY fourth quarter with 7:47 on the garden to the salad she was making. Very soon we all sat down to USED CARS clock. Culver's basket put the dinner - four people from New York, Chicago, Watervliet and Col- LOU KOSHAR oma in the land 'down under.' score at 60-52. Culver also AUTO SALES scored the last basket of the BY SYLVIA PRAGER RED AKROW HWY., COLOMA game. With :01 left in the game, 468-3800 the score was ended at 80-64. THE UAN MASUR IN COLOMA Ml Watervliet had four players hit TheT/m Qly Pbyzrs double figures. Dave Coon led the Panthers with 15, Bannen presents... followed with 14, and Radesky S and Culver added 12 each. An Evening of Banasik pulled down nine re- Do** VlUUm Vn Art Our Bubmu 0«# Onty Buma' bounds for the Panthers. 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