The Armchair Quarterbacks pick the Hartford Indians to Election preview win their playoff game stories * Friday night Halloween at home... 0 on pages it 4 Happenings see Page 11 for FALL BACK...Don't forget 1 all their picks 7,14, * to set your clocks back one Page 12 * and the Press Box hour at 2:00 a.m. Sunday! & 15 * local sports reports The Hometown Newspaper for Coloma - - Watervliet 12/31/2020 481 MIXED DET-1 HOAG L SOl lS TRI-CITY R SPRINGPORT. Ml 49284 128th Year Issue #43 October 28, 2010 Seventy-five Cents "That's outrageous," Mayor says Watervliet City Commission ignores legal opinion; votes 3-2 to interview one of its own for Treasurer

BR yv AnnettA nnotten Christifhrictieo ethic/itWiosc buKut t rather irreconcilablirr^r-rvn^i e differHiffipr- - cialisrialictt foforr ththep Citr'ityv onff WatervlieWatprvliptf frofri m In an effort lo find a Treasurer with ences. 2008-2009; this was not on the origi- previous municipal experience, Wa- She also applied for the Clerk posi- nal resume that the Commission had. tervliet City Commission held three tion but said during the interview that. She defines her duties while in that A llttPt Ai J*i\ more interviews at a special meeting if she had to choose, she would pick role as "Maintaining accounting func- . /Hi , *m ' ! 12 I'l' 1 LB r i*m,.]f •I l/l Wednesday, October 20. During the the Treasurer position because that's tions during staff vacancy, reporting meeting, the Commission also dis- what she enjoys doing. directly to City Manager Michael Hart cussed the legality of allowing a sit- Kathy Laseur of Hopkins was the sec- and the Finance Committee." ting Commissioner to be interviewed, ond interview of the evening. Laseur Following the interviews, the i & *&! I y an interview that was all ready set up is a former Finance Clerk for the City Commission members asked for time for that evening. of Wayland. She left that position in to review their notes and the resumes. Following the discussion, the City October 2009. Each candidate was asked a series of Commission voted against a legal Laseur said in her letter of interest questions, the same questions for all. opinion to interview fellow Commis- that she really enjoyed governmental It is expected that they will make a sioner Pam Loyd for the City Trea- accounting. She holds two bachelor's decision this Wednesday, October 27, surer position. degrees and is currently working on at 6:00 p.m., when the interviews are Prior to the vote, the letter authored her master's degree in accounting. being held for the Clerk position. FAMILY-FRIENDLY GRAVEYARD...Watervliet Recreation Council vol- by attorney Laurie Schmidt was dis- At the beginning of Loyd's interview, Previously, the Commission had unteer Tina Tucker puts the final touches on one of the many scenes In the cussed. In the letter, Schmidt cites she passed out a new resume to the interviewed two other candidates for first "'Haunted House" on Main Street. The Haunted House is located in several laws that should direct the Commission. The new resume includ- the Treasurer position and two for the the 5/3 Bank building and is a fundraiser for the Rec. Council. Admission Commission to not allow a Commis- ed being a contract accounting spe- Clerk position. is $1 for kids; adult chaperones are free. Tina advises that no one will be sioner to even apply for a City posi- turned away and assures parents that the entertainment is "kid friendly.^ tion let alone be interviewed for it. The Haunted House is open from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. Friday, Oct. 29, with The Incompatible Public Office Act Says Commission vote is breach of public trust the possibility of more open times if the public demand is there. Tucker prohibits the same person from simul- said. (Karl Bayer photo) taneously holding two or more incom- See Page 8 for listings of many more local Halloween events. patible public offices. Watervliet Mayor resigns Schmidt stated, "Clearly, the office of By Annette Christie presented to the Commission, some a Watervliet City Commissioner and Lori Julian, City of Watervliet residents will face wanted more. appointed position of Watervliet City convicted of more turnover as Mayor Karl Bayer Prior to the Commission receiving Police Treasurer fit the criteria of public those two candidates, County Trea- one count of offices." has now resigned, effective Monday, surer Bret Witkowski and County wire fraud, The position of City Treasurer is sub- October 25. Clerk M. Louise Stine reviewed the & Fire must repay ordinate to and ultimately supervised Bayer addressed a letter to the City applications for their respective areas. more than by the City Commission, which sets Commission, stating: "The actions of They whittled the number of 16 Trea- S7 million. the Treasurer's salary, determines the a majority of the City commissioners surer applications and 79 Clerk appli- Reports scope of duties, determines working to ignore state law concerning con- cations down to six each who would Compiled by Annette Christie hours, etc. flicts of interest, to disregard the pro- be interviewed by them, the Mayor, through October 2009, Julian defraud- Recently, Loyd, as Chairman of the fessional judgment of the County and the City Manager. Following two ed her employer by misappropriating Personnel Committee, was heavily in- Treasurer and the City Manager and Watervliet grad days of interviews, the committee pre- funds from her employer's bank ac- volved in developing the job descrip- then to ignore legal counsel by the sented the top two candidates for each counts. She used her employer's ac- tion for not only the Treasurer but the City Attorney leave me as Mayor in headed to prison position. counts to execute online payments to Clerk's position as well. the position of tacitly condoning those Following the Commission inter- satisfy her own outstanding credit In her letter, Schmidt states that al- ae,ions by presiding over further pro- for embezzlement views, commissioners asked to see all card bills. She also wrote forged lowing Loyd to even apply for an ceedings of the City Commission. A Watervliet High School graduate of the candidates who had municipal checks written to herself and others open position is a conflict of interest This I will not do." from the Class of 1980 will spend experience. from her employer's accounts. prohibited by the Michigan Constitu- Bayer is referring to the actions of the over four years in prison and have to Wednesday night, Oct. 27, the other The press release, dated October 19, tion. City Commission as the process for repay over $7 million to the employer Clerk candidates were to be inter- states that the credit card bills and Discussion amongst the Commission, filling the vacant Clerk and Treasurer she stole from. viewed by the full Commission forged checks funded her lifestyle and though, leaned toward that of if she positions continues. The Department of Justice announced At last Wednesday's meeting, Oct. 20, Desp,,e de,ounng from the process 13 f her ob were hired. a„s TreasureUC.U.Cr. shM.eC woulWUU,dU 1 laslast t weeweekk thathat t LoLonn (Locking(Lockman) ) JulianJulian" . f ' ° - resign as Commissioner and, there- * '"ter from City Attorney Laune that was approved, Clay will urge the 48, of Casselberry, Florida, will spend --d P-sonal property through ,ra- " ' ' Commission to make a decision at {ouI years and mne months federal ditional credit card purchases but she fore, it was not a conflict nor was it least on the Treasurer position on : c i \ „„u a'so obtained cash and, by extension, incompatible. that Commissioner Pam Loyd should prison for an embezzlement scheme Wednesday night. real property through credit card- Commissioner Melanie Marvin put a not be interviewed by the City Com- involving wire fraud. In addition to "We need to get this filled, Clay issued convenience checks. The em- motion on the floor that would spark a mission for the position of Treasurer the prison time, U.S. District Judge said. bezzled funds were used to purchase vote as to whether a sitting Commis- due to a conflict of interest. John Antoon ordered Julian to forfeit Mayor pro tem Terry Litaker stated personal and real property. sioner could be interviewed for a City In a 3-2 vote, the Commission agreed three Lexus automobiles, a 24' Mas- Tuesday night, "This is unfortunate. Julian used $250,000 to make a down position. to allow her to be interviewed despite terCraft boat, six jet skis and 63 Louis We are losing a good Mayor." payment on a residence located in Commissioner and Finance Commit- that legal opinion. Vuitton purses, which are traceable to He went on to say he had no disre- Winter Park. Florida; home furnish- tee Chairman Dave Brinker supported proceeds of the offense. The court also spect for Bayer resigning and if he felt ings and a home theater system; 10 the motion that then put it to a vote. In his letter, Bayer said he believes entered a money judgment in the he needed to do that, M1 uphold him for floor-level season tickets for NBA With two "Yes" votes and two "No" that the actions of the Commission amount of $7,345,050.13, which rep- that," Litaker said. team Orlando Magic, including play- votes, the final vote was to Commis- leaves the City in legal jeopardy for resents the value of the proceeds from Litaker, who will run the meeting off tickets; more than $500,000 worth sioner Richard Wicks who voted in unfair employment practices and calls the embezzlement scheme. Wednesday night, said he hopes now of merchandise; and travel, dining and favor. in question further proceedings of the According to court documents, Julian that they have five candidates to entertainment expenses, which includ- Commission. was employed as a bookkeeper for the Commissioners Terry Litaker and ed the charter of a private jet. 'I believe the actions of the majority choose from that one will be selected Kevin Beckman voted against the Orlando-based William C. Webb al easl or The case was investigated by the of commissioners to allow this situa- ' ^ Treasurer. Com-pany. From August 2005 motion. United States Secret Service. It was tlon 10 develo is a nevous breach of Litaker said, before the vote, "If we P g prosecuted by Assistant United States the ublic and ,ha, a conflic, of go ahead and do this, it is as if we are P ^ Attorney Daniel C. Irick. ln,erest 0 and an cthlcs 0 trying to read this (the law) in our own P '"* P '"* The Orlando Sentinel reported that text. If we do it and it goes wrong, we ne£ds 10 ^ adoP,ed forthwith" Julian pleaded guilty in June to one do not have the backing of legal repre- Contacted on Tuesday, City Manager count of wire fraud. Further, the plea Tro Cla sa,d the resi natlon of sentation " y y ^ t5 agreement said the loss is more than ,he Ma or is no, a ood thin 6 Mayor Karl Bayer, who does not vote y 8 8- "P " $7 million but less than $20 million. wl,h that amoum of ,umover unless there is a tie situation, went on Julian must turn herself in to federal thal has ha cned over a t,mc record as saying, "That's outrageous." PP - authorities by December 1. Ha is mdlsarni and we need With that, the commissioners inter- " >' Coloma man charged in viewed three candidates for the posi- ,0 S61 'h'5 fixed, Clay said. tion of Treasurer; including Pam drunk-driving accident Describing that the problems go Loyd, who was the final interview of A 21-year-old Coloma man will be deeper than the actions of the Com- the evening. charged in an accident that has left a mission last Wednesday, Clay said The first was Sue Openneer, formerly Covert man critically injured. that he looks for more consensus a Watervliet City Treasurer under City Justin Bussing is being charged with among the Commission and to allow Manager Michael Hart. Serving in operating while intoxicated and caus- that role from 2002-2004, Openneer the City Manager to manage the City. ing a crash resulting in serious injury. was dlsturbed that thc 88 ,s stated in her resume that she "cleaned P"** r Van Buren County Sheriff's Depart- up the department after embezzle- at the P,acc lhal lt is 1 pul a 1 f ment deputies responded to 1-94 near ment." From 2004-2007, she served as work int0 this Process and bas>cally on 17 at approximate- the ch is a vol 3:00 a m for the Deputy Clerk; followed by a one-year y sidelined that which is a vote ol A ^YEAR-OLD BARN ON BUNDY ROAD...sustained heavy damage ^ reported two-car

stint as the Clerk. She left the City po- no confidence for me. Clay said. during a storm on Sunday evening, October 24. The storm, which hit acc.deni Bussing, operating a 2003

sition in 2008. Jhc proti.ss tor lilling t t positions o ai>OU| p.m., |eft lawns strewn with splintered boards, tree limbs and Pontiac Grand Am, had run into the c ,cr and During her interview, Openneer slat- * Treasurer was approved by nie(a| The Nationt, Weather Senice later confirmed that a torna- back of a 1994 Jeep Cherokee. cd that she didn't believe that her Commission; but when the final do had touched down in the area. See the related story on Page 6. being let go was because of her work two candidates for each position were (Lois Jordan photo) CONTINUED ON PAGE 6 Octoher 2H, 2010 Tri-City Record 3 Social Security & you Make your voices 2 Tri-City Record October 28, 2010 As a state Representative, John has tuition reimbursement lax credits to Chief urges vote "Yes" By \onda Van Til, Social Security Spiritual My aiew continually shown a genuine passion Michigan graduates will help lo make heard this election etters and C ommentary Public Affairs Specialist v * for improving our community and en- a college education more affordable on fire truck millage pcom the 1-800-772-1213 Compass This upcoming Tuesday, November j{ ' *t*» 0 red tape. We are extremely fortunate Dear Editor, South School suring that the people of Southwest for families in our stale. It will also 2, folks throughout Michigan and the to have someone like John represent- This November 2nd. the residents of Capitol Michigan have opportunities to enrich help produce the educated work force Points country will head lo the polls to exer- participates in Walk ing our values! Coloma and Hagar townships and the cluding your change of address, is their lives. lhal is crucial for a job market that is Planning to cise one of our most importani civic bv I urge you to join my family and me City of Coloma will have an opportu- part of the Social Security benefit ap- As a former school administrator, 1 continually growing more sophisticat- duties: the right lo vole. Election Day Fred Upton for Juvenile Diabetes in supporting John Proos in his candi- nity to support their Fire Department plication process. Your benefits could am well aware of the impact that a ed. move? Contact reminds all of us lhal we are truly Congressman Dear Editor, dacy for the stale Senate on November and firefighters by voting on a fire slop if we are unable lo contact you. By Pastor David C. Helms quality education can have on a per- Plymouth Congregadonal Church blessed to be living in a nation lhal I would like to lake this opportunity 2nd. truck millage question. The money The fastest and easiest way to change son's future. This is why I have been 1 have full confidence in John, and his Social Security remains "of the people, by ihe people, to thank the students and staff of Sincerely, raised will fund the replacement of the your address with Social Security is panded the size of government to his- so pleased to speak to John and learn for the people." This election is espe- Dick Wendt ability lo be a state Senator for South- Moving can be hectic. Some studies to do it online at www.socialsecurilv Celebration toric levels. South School, in particular Mrs. Van old fire trucks. cially critical lo families living in about his ideas to get more stale fund- west Michigan families and job •gov/chaneeofaddress. By answering It was a huge party in Jerusalem when Enough is enough. The American and Mrs. Griffith, for staging the Your firefighters are a dedicated show that relocating is one of the Michigan who continue to struggle in ing into the classrooms where it be- providers. We need his legislative ex- a series of questions, we can process King Solomon dedicated the Temple people deserve a Congress whose lop WALK TO FIND A CURE for Ju- Pscholka is the right group of men and women and respond greatest stresses we face in our lives. the face of high unemployment, but longs. John has proven to be a friend perience to continue lo work for us in your change of address electronically priorities are creating jobs and pul- venile Diabetes when you need them. Your "Yes" vote Whether you are moving nearby or he had built for the LORD. Thousands the right lo vole offers new opportu- lo quality education. Lansing. will support your firefighters and the across the country, don't forget Social and you can tell us when the change of people were involved, including a ling our economy back on track. It is There have been improvements made person for state nities. Additionally, John understands how 1 ask you lo join me and my family on lakes effect. You will receive a confir- also lime we help working families in the daily care of diabetes, but there fire truck replacement millage. Security if you are a beneficiary. huge choir and 120 trumpets, all in The right lo vole is essential to our Representative important a higher education is lo get- mation letter in the mail. and small businesses rather than sad- still is no cure. There is, therefore, a November 2nd in supporting John Thank you and have a safe day. Keep us in the loop with your updat- unison, praising God. identity as Americans - it is the cor- You also can call our loll-free num- "The LORD is truly good and truly dle them with higher taxes and more need to fund the much-needed re- Dear Editor, ling our state's economy back lo Proos for slate Senate. Fire Chief Jim Spiegel ed information so we can make sure nerstone of our republic, securing all ber at 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800- His lovingkindness is everlasting" government mandates. If given a search. This letter is to voice my support for where it needs to be. His plan to granl Gary R. Campbell North Berrien Fire-Rescue Dept your benefits continue to arrive on our other rights and freedoms. 325-0778). Our automated service was a major theme of their joyful cel- majority by the American people, The students raised, through their Al Pscholka to be the next state Rep- lime at your new address. Voting gives the American people the will walk you through the process of congressional Republicans have an pledges, 51,631,40! WOW! This was resentative of the 79th District. Even if you get your benefits by ebration. ability lo decide who will represent changing your address in our records. Solomon's dad was David. David's agenda to lead. given to the Juvenile Diabetes Re- I have known Al for nearly 10 years. direct deposit or Direct Express, or them in public office, from the local Representatives can help you week- Psalm 136 recounts God's creative So please remember lo do your part search Fund in my team's name, "Aly- He is someone who approaches every- you are only receiving Medicare ben- level on up to ihe federal level. The days from 7:00 a.m. lo 7:00 p.m. local power, rule over human history and this Tuesday, November 2. Exercise son's Angels." This boasted my team's thing he does with passion. Whether it efits, reporting your change of ad- electoral process empowers citizens A lime. redemption, with every phrase punc- your right lo vote and make your total for the walk held in Grand Ra- is broadcasting a high school ball- 0 dress to us still is important. Without to hold their public servants account- 0 Vonda VanTil is the public affairs spe- tuated with "For His lovingkindness is voices heard! pids to $13,568.40. game, solving a community .issue in your current mailing address. Social able for their actions as well as lo cialist for West Michigan. You can everlasting." Il may also have been I look forward to seeing you at the 1 am truly blessed with many "An- the congressional office or volunteer- Security is unable to send you rtotices decide whether we should maintain write her c/o Social Security Adminis- sung at the Temple's dedication. polls. gels." I love you all. ing, Al takes pride in his community and other important correspondence our present course or make a change. tration. 50 College SE. Grand "Truly the LORD is good and truly Sincerely, and gets positive results. about changes thai could affect your Most Americans are tired of the dir- Subscribe to the TIMES ARE TOUGH,PAL- Rapids. MI 49503; or via e-mail at His lovingkindness is everlasting." Alyson Wendzel He has been a longtime mentor to benefits. ection lhal we have been headed in vonda. vantil(a)ssa.gov. Those words give great confidence Tri-City Record; many, led a business-education part- NO CANDY-JUST GROCERIES// Agreeing lo report certain events, in- and are ready for a change. Rather for living life. They provide a source see the nership, was a small-business owner, than listen to the voices of the Amer- Please support your of peace lhal can be found nowhere and is someone who isn't afraid to ican people, the Democratic Congress Subscription Form j else. Because God is good, even the fire truck millage tackle tough issues. \ has pushed policies that have sent our on Page 4 Al has run a campaign that reflects his <1 worst things lhal happen lo us He can Dear Editor; Sen yam health ducts inflation. performed well over the long term. elections. Candidate races and refer- an embarrassingly low percentage of 138 N. Main St., P.O. Box 7 Watervliet, Ml 49098 Investing loo aggressively - Just as falls on Sunday this year. Some towns helps determine the risk of heart dis- including cheese, cottage cheese and yogurt." (Keep in mind, though, that past per- endums and tax-request issues impor- voters turn out al the polls. They are (269) 463-6397 Fax 463-8329 investing too conservatively can be have relocated the ghoulish ritual to ease. Cost is S39. Bone mass is also enhanced through regular, weight-bearing exercise formance is not guarantee of what tant to your community, school, and the smart ones; they know their vole counterproductive, so can investing Friday or Saturday; some "celebrate" E-mail to: i2k>Wm ^ww.tricitvrecord.cQm * Osteoporosis Health Screen (bone including walking, running or lifting weights. will happen in the future.) Second, state are on the ballot. counts double or triple for all those loo aggressively. Obviously, you in the daylight, others in the dark, oth- Karl Bayer, Publisher/Editor Amy Loshbou^h, Business Manager density screen). The Achilles Express diversify your holdings among a Record reporters Annette Christie and who are too lazy, apathetic, or just It's also a good idea to limit caffeine, since it leaches calcium from would like your money lo grow, bul ers again in the light and dark, still Anne Bayer, Advertising Sales Bonnie Bannen, Copy Editor uses ultrasound to evaluate bone sta- variety of investments. Diversifica- Mary Reck have endeavored in this plain stupid to gel out and vote. the hones. 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J sophistication wh en it comes to all March 2011. the celebrants. this poliiical stuff Amencans have an 4 Tri-City Record October 28, 2010 i'i-L it]' Area History rase Rolling Back The Years "Music and October 28, 2010 Tri-City Record 5 /.* • Local News and Newsmakers of Days Gone By 43rd annual r As reported in Ihe local newspapers: Coloma Courier, Memories" service Here we have the Hartford Day Spring, and Watervliet Record. at St. Paul's UCC Hartford "1914 Peach Season, I'Shk! , . • JMrnt. IT. i SEWS FROM THE COLOMA COURIER Community B.H. Interurban at on Sunday is last Millburg, Michigan 100 YEARS AGO - 1910 and Mrs. H. Vollrath, at an elaborate program of 160th Christmas Bazaar quite a long time ago. Electric lights were installed in the ceremony at thc Benton Harbor Pres- WsPw Coloma Creamery this week. Rasmus byterian church Saturday evening. November 6 Rasmussen of Iowa is the assistant anniversary year Hartford United Methodist Women is If you have information on this butter maker at the creamery. He 30 YEARS AGO - 1980 A "Music and Memories" service will hosting its 43rd annual Hartford Com- photo, please call thc North began work Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Watts, 36 Golf be held at St. Paul's United Church of munity Christmas Bazaar on Satur- Berrien Historical Museum Will Lee was hunting near Covert Road, Pleasanton, California, recent- Christ on Sunday, October 31. day, November 6, from 9:00 a.m. to at 468-3330. last week and reports having had ly celebrated their 50th wedding This is the third, and last, special 3:00 p.m. at Hartford Middle School good luck, getting twenty-eight Fox anniversary at their home with imme- event during the church's 160th an- in Hartford. M squirrels. diate family members. Herbert Watts niversary year. There will be over 100 booths with a and the former Margaret Warman, Pictures of our deceased loved ones wide variety of items. The booths will little. Backs strained. It moved some 60 YEARS AGO - 1950 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest are displayed throughout the sanctu- vary from homemade pies and spices more. Slowly it gave way. They were In order to increase facilities of its Warman, were married on Aug. 30, ary and in the narthex. to custom-made jewelry, plants, his- Journal straining now. because thc train sash and door and cabinet division, 1930, at Coloma, Michigan. A "family favorites" potluck will fol- torical photography, woodworking, would soon be past. Sweat popped the Michigan Shore Lumber & Sup- low the 10:30a.m. service. ^ and lots of Christmas gifts and decora- out on brows ... another heave, the ply Company will begin construction Submitted by volunteer Barb Abrams The church is located at 1650 N. THE CHOIR AT ST. PAUL'S UCC.Jn Bainbridge is ready for the "Music and Memories" service on Sunday, tions. braces cracked, and slowly the build- of an addition just east of its present at Coloma Public Library, from the Bainbridge C enter Road in Bainbridge October 31. This special service is part of the church's 160th anniversary year. Pictured are: (from the left) Man When you need a rest, there will be ing assumed a likeness to the Tower mill on Logan street. Coloma Courier newspapers donated Township. Cooper, Janette Rodriguez, Barbara Schofield, Linda Gioupis, Jamie Walter, Geraldine Cook, and Betty Lull. homemade lunches available. of Piza. After having practiced here 11 years. by the Tri-City Record. Hours: Mon- Everyone is invited. (Contributed photo) Admission is FREE! With a final groan, it went over and Dr. WAV. Schairer has sold his dwel- day & Friday. 10:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; settled in the dust. The structure was ling and office on Paw Paw street and Tuesday. Wednesday & Thursday. filled with slacks of old flowerpots, plans to go to Florida. 10:00 a.m.-8.00 p.m.; and Saturday. which shattered as the building went Miss Helen Jean Black was wed to 10:00 a.m.-2:00p.m. Maverick, the therapy dog, joins Coloma school staff over. The noise of destruction was George Clayton Vollrath, son of Mr. Phone: 468-3431 Davis SEH S THE By Lois Jordan they read to the dog. good manners. ing will be given at Maverick's Web quietly in the unfamiliar surroundings. S&SSSSlLS UABIFORD DAIlERim The newest staff member at Coloma "They know the dog isn't going to Murray told the Board, "He never site. Murray said he had put in a long day. Schools, Maverick Washington Gates, correct them," he said. barks, he never jumps, and he can activities. Edwin boasted that no one ed with the noise, into the distance. 90 YEARS AGO - 1920 swain's mate and during World War II He will be meeting many friends in The Great calmly came before the School Board never get on the furniture." would ever tip over their outhouse. Quiet and dust settled over the land- Mr. and Mrs. Manley C. White, who saw action in Africa, Sicily, Italy, Dog of the decade ihe days to come, changing lives just at Monday night's meeting, October Behind the scenes Board member Scott Garrod spoke It was specially braced, although no scaPe- are among Hartford's oldest and best Normandy, and France. He expects to Maverick will work for the district for by being a good listener and buddy. Halloween 11. He was well received. As soon as Murray is also working on her mas- for many when he said, "I want to take one knew it at the time. "No one will known citizens, celebrated their gold- 10 years and then retire to spend his Whether he is helping a child cope follow his occupation of mariner and him home." ever be able to tip that outhouse the action item was read approving ter's degree from Grand Valley State years as a family pel in Murray's with emotional hardships or just start- Outhouse Raid Next time: Do they get away with it ? cn anniversary Wednesday, Oct. 20, now is ready for any type of deep sea over," he said. Thus, in Leonard Mis- him to work with Washington School University. Her thesis is about the Parental notice home. Until then, he will be very busy ing the day off positively for the stu- at their home on Main Street - much diving. One of my all-time favorite Hallo- ka's fertile imagination, out of a de- students, most of the Board members calming affect therapy dogs have in A notice is going home with each stu- going to school and showing up al dents, his presence is guaranteed to to their surprise. All of their children ween pranks came about because of a sire to bring about the undoable, was responded in unison, "So moved." As schools. Her parents teach at Brighton dent so parents can notify the school if school and community events. bring smiles to students and staff and their families arrived unexpect- 40 YEARS AGO - 1970 kid named Leonard Miska. He was bom the idea of THE GREAT OUT- Subscribe they voted, strong support for Mav- Area Schools where she met with one contact with the dog would affect their Maverick stayed until ihe end of the alike. edly for a wedding supper, which had Two proposals will be placed on the graduated a year or two ahead of me HOUSE RAID. erick was evident in their comments. of the special education teachers who child's allergies. Exposure to the dog School Board meeting, sitting or lying been previously prepared. and related to the Hradeckys and Leonard recruited a bunch of kids for to the Hartford Township ballot this Nov- Superintendent Terry Boguth sum- had a therapy dog. He put her in touch will be limited if a parent requests it. Meachums here in Hartford. the operation. They were not exactly Mac Shafer and family have moved ember. A proposal to authorize the med up the feelings of many at the with a trainer and helped her get the Ost said the response by parents and I think he lived with the Hradeckys an army of mercenaries, because they Tri-City from the Wm. M. Traver farm south sale of liquor in addition to beer and meeting when she said, "We are pret- process started to have a dog donated students has been positive. who were around the comer from us were not doing it for money. It was of town to the George Hones farm in wine to be consumed by the glass on ty excited about this tonight." to the school. "I have not talked to one parent yet on Spaulding Street next to Cleo Van the sheer love of adventure and the Record the southwest part of the township. the premises in Hartford Township. Maverick, also the youngest staff Murray met with school administra- that was against it," said Ost. "He has Woert, one of the greatest high school magnificent selling job by Leonard call Liquor by the glass is currently not member, is a 19-month-old black Lab- tors, staff, the School Board and the been very well received, so far, by all baseball players of all time. Frank Miska that got them hooked ... 60 YEARS AGO - 1950 authorized in the township. The pro- rador retriever who will come to dog, getting step-by-step approval the kids who have seen him." Hradecky owned the bookstore enough of them to fill two cars. 269-463-6397 Marvin E. Graham was graduated posal is not for any specific tavern or school every day to a building where along the way. At the same time, she where we got our schoolbooks every They drove out of town, past thc far- Friday from the Sparling School of restaurant but rather would authorize the oldest students are first-graders. was also doing all she could to insure History of heroes He will work in Jessica Murray's and there would be no cost to the school. fall (used, if possible). Frank and his mer's house, and parked in thc dark- Deep Sea Diving at Wilmington, CA., the township board to give approval Murray said Maverick's trainer called Peggy Brinnehl's kindergarten class- "1 wrote lots of letters, did a lot of wife had three daughters: Bess, Flor- ness well beyond. As they passed the the only commercial diving school in to the state liquor control commission him one of the mellowest of the dogs ence, and Loretta. They were among es. He will also be available to social begging, and talked to a lot of peo- house on that mild Halloween night, the world. He has been a student there on applications received. she had worked with, and she thought the prettiest girls in Hartford. worker Nikki DeMercado and to Me- ple," she said. they could see the farmer sitting on for the last 20 weeks, working most Submitted by Librarian Stephanie he would be a perfect fit for the his front porch with thc outside light dia Center aide Phyllis Boyle. Her efforts were successful. The en- of the time in classrooms 10' to 150' Daniels at Hartford Public Library younger kids. I can remember Leonard Miska on. He had in his lap what appeared a Washington School Principal Daryl tire $10,000 cost to purchase the dog, under water. Graham has learned the from microfilm copies of the Hartford He comes from a long and impressive standing on the steps of Clark's Drug shotgun. Ost, along with Murray, Brinnehl and along with his training and the train- DAVE WILLIAMS techniques of underwater carpentry, line of service dogs who have worked Day Spring. Hours: Monday & Wed- DeMercado, will be the dog's han- Store. He always wore a dress shirt Parking the car, they crept up the ing of the handlers, was donated. in education, for police forces, fire BUILDING use of concrete underwater, underwa- nesday, 10:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.; Tues- dlers. Washington is only the third and tie. Tall, with curly hair and glas- bank until they could peer over the A day's work departments, legal courtrooms, hospi- ter welding and burning, rigging, day. Thursday & Friday. 10:00-5:00 school in the state to have a therapy ses, he had something of leadership top. There was the house, all in shad- SALES Maverick knows sign language, has tals, and the military. Since World War demolition and use of explosives in p.m.; and Saturday. 10:00 a.m.-2:00 dog with multiple handlers. quality about him. I wondered if ow at the rear. They could just make been trained to hug by putting his 1, his family members have served in FARM COMMERCIAL marine salvage work. Graham served p.m. Ost said using therapy dogs in so rje day he might go into politics, ounheoutlinc ot the outhouse behind head on a lap, and can track with the the military. His strong bloodline has 429-7611 StevensvMe in the Coasi .Guard as a chief boat- — Phone: 621-3408 r.i ClOUlOC schools is more common on the east By than mean alrcadv he thought in am! next To it. Ij^as about two feet students as they read a book. produced many heroes. • terms and was a^ood^gnn side of the state. "We are the first dis- Boguth said the dog can also be used ^irlt no fml i >. •Onlin • • e canine when you wanted something done ... Leonard, with his usual thorough- SEWS FROM THE WATERV LIET RECORD trict on this side of the state to have when a child'has ah i^sue they arenl' one," he said. Maverick will soon have his own or manipulated ness, had checked thc Pere Marquette 90 YEARS AGO - 1920 Genoa, Ohio, after spending the from the Watervliet Record newspa- comfortable talking about or if you Web site off the Washington Elemen- One of his schemes that came to a schedule, figuring thc best lime to do Wm. E. Shiflet, who has been with week-end at the home of Mr. and pers donated by the Tri-City Record. On the job can't get them to talk. tary main page. splendid fruition was the Great Hal- the job was under cover of the noise the American Army of occupation in Mrs. S.D. Lavely. Their son, Hours: Monday. 10:00 a.m.-8:00 Maverick will start working full time "A lot of times, even though the coun- When working. Maverick will always lowecn raid on a farmer's outhouse, of a passing freight train. On the still Germany for many months, is visit- Kenneth Jr., leaves for induction in to p.m.; Tuesday, 10:00 a.m.-5:00p.m.; on November 1. Ost said the dog has selor is silting right there, they will be in uniform, wearing his red vest. THERAPY DOG..Maverick, the Washington School therapy dog, glances I his fanner lived out south of Hart- air, they could now hear the train, ing at the home of his parents, Mr. the U.S. Army on November 7, 1950. Wednesday. 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.; been at school on and off for a couple talk to the dog," she said. Ost told the Board they might ap- back at the audience as his handler, Jessica Murray, explains to the School lord. In back, thc old Pere Marquette whistling for the crossing north of and Mrs. Frank Shiflet. He says $11 30 YEARS AGO - 1980 Thursday, 10:00 a.m.-5:00p.m.; Fri- of days and has been in and out of his Staff members have already noticed proach local veterinanans or business- Board how he will work with the children. Later, the Board unanimously railroad tracks ran at the rear of the Hartford. As it came closer, they in American money will buy a good A boy weighing 7 pounds, 12 ounces day, 10:00-5:00 p.m.; and Saturday, cage. Every student has had at least the dog has begun to identify children es to help sponsor his care and feed- approved allowing him to become the newest and youngest staff member. property, just behind the back yard. tensed, watching the house. All was a" W00' su'1 0* c'0|hes in Germany was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Charles 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. one chance to meet him. He is already they consider most in need. Murray ing. A patch will be sewn on his vest, Behind Maverick are: (from the left) Scott Garrod, Doug LeClear, Super- The farmer had a son, Edwin, who quiet. now and that the price of a large stein Terry, at 3:30 p.m., on October 24, Phone: 463-6382 having an effect on the children, espe- said the first day he was in a class- naming the sponsor; and free advertis- intendent Tern Boguth, and William Stowers. (Lois Jordan photo) was talking to a group of kids at The train roared through Hartford, of beer is VA cent. 1980. cially in calming down one student. room the first students he went right school just before Halloween. They whistling for another crossing. All Frank Remer, who has fished in Lake Lynda Hagenbarth was the winner of "One little guy, in particular, was up to were at-risk students or those were discussing outhouses and their the boys glided up over the bank and Michigan for many years, has opened the Class C individuals state high quite loud but he didn't want to dis- with emotional needs. vulnerability to being tipped over approached their objective. In the a fish market in the Carmody Market school championship run. Lynda is turb the dog," Ost said. "He seemed to sense their need," she during the approaching Devils* night deep shadow of the house, they ex- building on Main Street and will thc Watervliet invitation champion, John's^ He said research shows the blood said. carry a full line of fresh and smoked the Berrien County champion, the pressure of children will drop when Part of the dog's training includes 23 million ways amined the small building. As the train roared by, they determined that fish and oysters. Mr. Remer has Regional champion and now the the structure had been braced by two- moved here from Hagar and is living State champion. Glass in some rooms in the rear of the mar- Applications now available for by-fours at each comer, driven in the Laurie Morlock and Warren Wadel, VINYL Certified ground and then nailed to the out- ket. two Watervliet High School students, 2010 Southwest Michigan Lakeland cares about the community house. it also appeared to be filled Loot from robbed Illinois Bank were among 77 high-achieving stu- REPLACEMENT with objects of some kind. found near Watervliet. On October dents who attended the Alma College WINDOWS Scholarship Program "Baby Contest" Did you know that Lakeland Auto Now the train was roaring past, and 14, 1920, the Farmers' State Bank of Pre-Law Conference. The conference they could work under the cover of Newark, Illinois, was robbed. After was designed to alert high school stu- Custom Mirrors Southwest Michigan Scholarship Program will have its first annual "Baby HealthCare returns millions of Full Line Glass Shop its noise. The farmer's outhouse was sorting thru the taken bonds and cer- dents to the realities of a pre-law cur- Contest" on Saturday, November 13, at 1:00 p.m. at Orchards Mall in Benton dollars back to the community braced so well it presented quite a tificates the robbers evidently threw riculum, law school admissions, and Screen Repairs Harbor. Repair through programming and direct problem. About five or six of the out the rest thru the car window as the many career opportunities within Southwest Michigan's "Baby Contest" is for boys and girls up to 5 years old. boys got between the house and the they drove through Indiana and the profession. 468-4227 Age divisions are: Group I, Birth to 12 months; Group 2, 13 months-23 support of our patients? 468-5555 outhouse, backs against the main Michigan. Submitted by Sally Q. Gonzalez from 271 Paw Paw St. months; Group 3,2- and 3-year-olds; Group 4,4- and 5-year-olds. Age of con- Coloma Lakeland HealthCare, governed by structure and knees against the little files at Watervliet District Library testant must be by the day of the contest, Nov. 13. 4 Front End building. Some even climbed toward 60 YEARS AGO - 1950 vii Registration will begin at 11:00 a.m. in the Elder-Beerman mall entrance near a board of directors made up of thc top to get more leverage. This Mrs. Winifred Harper celebrated her the stage area on the day of the contest. volunteers from southwest Michigan, k Alignment was very similar to mountain birthday with a dinner for sixteen Applications can also be filled out and relumed with a copy of the child's birth Includes front wheel drive* ind 4x4 PU Life is a non-profit, community-owned climbers working their way up a cre- guests on October 29, 1950. Mrs. certificate and entry fee to: Southwest Michigan Scholarship Program, P.O. $40 & Up vasse. The freight cars rattled past, Harper received many gifts and Insurance? Box 623, St. Joseph, Ml 49085; or dropped off al the Orchards Mall Office, organization. Lakeland annually 1800 Pipestone Road, Benton Harbor, Ml 49022. 0 Most American Made Cars pulled by one of the big 1200 Pere cards. provides over $23 million in Marquette steamers. Smoke and cin- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wisdom, Wa- It's not about A copy of the child's birth certificate musl be present at the contest to enter. Open Men - Fri 8:30-5:30 community benefits, including many ders were flying. tervliet, are proud parents of a daugh- For an application, visit our Web site at ww w misssouthwestmichigan.org: your life, it's that go beyond traditional patient DOWNTOWN COLOMA Everyone pushed. The outhouse ter bom October 27, 1950. glick on "Baby Contest" on the front page of the Web site. VISA & MASTER CARDS ACCEPTED groaned but did not move. They Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clabough and about hers. 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Main St., Watervliet Sponsored by the Hartford United Methodist Women Lakeland HealthCare Medical ExceHencc. Compassionate Care Your Phone number 463-6773 *2008 data, the most recent available www.LakelandHealth.org Michigan, died Friday, October 22, October 2ft, 2010 Tri-City Record 7 2010, at her home. Yazel-Clark Tri-City Area Obituaries Funeral Chapel, Dowagiac, Ml. Courtney Adele and Hannah Jes- Statewide proposals and local issues on Tuesday election ballots IVAN D. WINKEL JR. tems and Adopt-A-Highway pro- sica Spolfo. stillborn twins, of On October 19. 2010, Ivan Donald would be reluctant to begin new pro- age proposal to fund a fire truck re- proach to emergencies and carries to approve .5 mills ($.50 per $ 1.000 ol grams. Watervliet, Michigan, died Saturday, Winkcl Jr., 57. of Watervliet, Michi- grams and policies, given the uncer- placement program for its Fire De- equipment for all types of fires, res- taxable value) and will raise an esti- Very much involved in the Watervliet October 23, 2010, at Lakeland Tuesday /t gan, went home to his Lord and tainty of operating with a Constitution partment. cues, and hazardous materials inci- mated $86,745.58 in the first year, if Public Schools system, Ivan could be Regional Medical Center. St. Joseph, Savior. under constmction. The average age of the fire-rescue dents. the millage is approved. found Friday nights at Panther Sta- Ml. Yazel-Clark Funeral Chapel, No Ivan was bom onl Proposal 10-2 fleet is 17 years old. with the average An Urban Interface Pumper can re- The millage would be levied for a dium, serving on the sidelines as a Dowagiac, Ml. ^*/ age of the fire apparatus al the Coloma spond to all types of fires, including period of 10 years, being the years November 12,| member of the chain gang or watching Felons Holding Wasyl renr) Hopkalo. 64, of Ben- station being 21 years old. Thc oldest structure fires, and is designed for off- 2011-2020. 1952, to Ivan D. his girls cheer and march in thc * Public Office ton Harbor, Michigan, died Sunday, fire truck used by firefighters is 32 road use as well. Winkcl Sr. andl marching band. Saturdays were spent • October 24, 2010, in Cleveland. Ohio. Proposal 10-2 is a proposal to amend years old and is the rescue dive truck. If the millage is approved. Spiegel Elizabeth "Betty" building and painting sets for the per- Fairplain Chapel, Florin Funeral • the state Constitution to prohibit cer- The North Berrien Fire-Rescue De- would like to replace the 21-year-old (Schommer) Win- forming arts program. He was never Service, Benton Harbor. tain felons from holding elective of- partment is one of the only underwater pumper at the Coloma station as it is kcl. Born and impatient when his daughters pursued Donald Banks, 87, of Coloma, fice and specified types of public em- rescue teams in Berrien County. the first responding truck from lhal raised in Water- another activity. During that time, he Michigan, formerly of Chicago, IL, ployment positions. In a strategic plan adopted this year, station. The planned replacement vliet, Ivan always also served on the Watervliet School died Sunday, October 24, 2010, in The proposed constitutional amend- the Fire Board included a long-range truck would be a Rescue Pumper had a servant's heart: much of his time Board. Beloit, Wl. Duffield & Pastrick ment would make a person ineligible apparatus replacement program. A key which would also replace the 22-year- here on Earth was spent serving others Ivan's servant's heart extended well Family Funeral Home and Cremation for election or appointment to any component to the replacement pro- old "out of service" heavy rescue within the community. beyond his local community. He par- Services, Coloma. PARTS OF A DECK ARE LODGED IN A RAVINE TREE...after Sunday state or local elective office or to hold gram is obtaining the right fire and squad as well. It is projected lhal the Ivan graduated from Watervliet High ticipated in several mission trips as a Rodney Austin Frank Dockter John V. Salay, 89, of Watervliet and night's storm. The deck, ripped from behind a house, was blown across Michigan voters will decide on two a position in public employment in rescue fleet, which can actually reduce replacement pumper could cost School in 1970 and in 1972 he earned member of the Chapel Evangelical Lansing, Michigan, died Sunday, the street before landing in a neighbor's ravine. (Lois Jordan photo) policy issues during the November 2 this state thai is policy-making or has the number needed. $550,000. As always, the department an associate degree in business from Free Church in St. Joseph. MI. Ivan's October 24, 2010, at Sparrow Health general election. Each voter will be discretionary authority over public as- "We can accomplish our mission with will continue to seek out grant funds Lake Michigan College. On March 9, trips included travel to Lake Ellen to System in Lansing. Duffield & Pas- asked to vote "Yes" or "No." Michi- sets, if: within the preceding 20 years, better-designed fire and rescue appa- as well, to assist with the replacement 1974, he married his longtime love, help repair and maintain the Christian trick Family Funeral Home and Cre- Strong winds take toll gan's Constitution gives citizens a the person was convicted of a felony ratus and save significant money by of the fleet. Robin Sonnenberg. the absolute desire campgrounds. New Orleans to help mation Services, Coloma, Ml. direct role, through popular vote, in involving dishonesty, deceit, fraud, or replacing our current trucks with Coloma Charter Township voters will of his heart. They made a life in the survivors of Hurricane Katrina amending the Constitution and ap- breach of the public trust; and the con- multi-purpose Rescue pumpers and be asked to approve .5 mills ($.50 per Watervliet. where they had three beau- on 100-year-old barn; rebuild, and Romania to build a chil- proving or rejecting stale laws. viction was related to the person's Urban Interface pumpers. Not only $1,000 of taxable value) and will raise tiful daughters together: Krista (Brett) dren's home. Through his active in- Proposal 10-1 official capacity while holding any will we save money on the initial pur- an estimated $90,090.17 in the first Totzke, Katy (Bill) Link, and Kala volvement at church, he was a bass POLICE elective office or position of employ- chase but the department will continue year, if the millage is approved. Deslin Gargus Dennis Goss (Brandon) Hoover. tornado confirmed C onstitutional Convention singer in thc church choir, an usher, ment in local, state or federal govem- to save over the years through lower City of Coloma voters will be asked Their family expanded over the years and greeted members and visitors Proposal 10-1 asks if a convention of ment. RE FOR TS By Lois Jordan tractor and small tool shop, located in fuel, insurance, preventive mainte- to approve .5 mills ($.50 per $1,000 of to include their two granddaughters. alike with a quick wit of a word on delegates be convened in 2011 to draft If approved by voters. Proposal 10-2 On Sunday evening, October 24. a the bam. were also damaged. nance, and repair costs," Chief Jim taxable value) and will raise an esti- Emma and Ava Totzke: as well as their Sunday mornings. CONTINUED FROM PAGE I a general revision of the state Con-sti- would greatly expand a provision in 100-ycar-old bam on Bundy Road in "It did a number on it." Hanner said. Spiegel stated. mated $16,922.84 in the first year, if No photo two granddogs. Charlie and Bailey. His free time was filled with trying The driver of the Jeep. 48-year-old tution for the presentation to the the Michigan Constitution that cur- Coloma took a bad hit when an He said his home sustained three or Spiegel explained the values of a Res- the millage is approved. available for Dora Ivan loved his family dearly and cher- new hobbies, including SCUBA div- Steven Parrigin. was ejected from the state's voters for their approval or re- rently applies to state legislators. As evening stonn took off its roof, doors four holes in the roof "bul nothing as cue Pumper as an all-hazards ap- Hagar Township voters will be asked Cavazos-Portillo ished the time he spent with them. ing, bowling, motorcycling and con- vehicle and was located in tall grass jection. written, the proposal would affect cer- and some of its siding. The stonn also Ivan's family extended throughout structing model airplanes. He was also several yards away. Sheriff's deputies bad as the neighbor's house." The 1963 Constitution requires that tain public officers at all levels of state caused extensive damage to two resi- Berrien County with his fair family. an avid golfer, spending much of his say that Parrigin was not responsive The neighbor is Larry Adams of 4795 the question of whether lo hold a con- and local govemment; the state, uni- dences. John Miller He held the Berrien County Youth Fair recent retirement perfecting his golf and was rushed to the hospital. Bundy Road. Thc damage to his home stitutional convention be placed be- versities, courts, counties, cities, vil- The tomado-like winds also ripped close to his heart, where he and Robin swing. Ivan could also be found play- Deputies reported at the time of the included several large gaping holes in fore the voters every 16 years. The last lages, townships, school districts, He'll fight the deck from the back yard of one of and the girls spent their summers. ing a rousing hand of Texas Hold 'Em accident that Parrigin was in critical his roof and exterior siding. convention was convened in 1961 and intermediate school districts, charter the homes. Parts of it and the bam Six seeking They were both devoted volunteers or cheering the MSU Spartans to vic- condition at Bronson Hospital in He said he didn't want to estimate the the Constitution thai emerged from it schools, community college districts for what's were found at the bottom of a ravine for more than 20 years within the fair tory. Kalamazoo. amount of damages but was thankful was narrowly approved by the voters and special authorities. on the opposite side of the road. organization and served as superinten- Additional surviving family members Deputies have been unable to obtain a that he had recently had two large in 1963. The Michigan State University Ex- three seats on Owner David Manner said the deck right. dants of the Poultry Bam for a number include: his sister, Gwendolyn Win- current update of Parrigin's condition. trees removed from his front yard. Without a convention, stale citizens tension document states that support- of years. Ivan was known as the "head kcl, his mother-in-law, Carol Sonnen- However, published reports state that was in flight as il crossed over Bundy. "It would have really been bad if they or the Legislature may change the ers believe that the proposal would Hartford City turkey" and dedicated his time to fos- berg. sisters-in-law Jan (Norm) Ziel- Parrigin was still in critical condition "Last night. I was looking for it in the had been there," Adams said. Constitution through inilialive. An ini- bolster public trust in local and state tiative is a process in which a petition tering an environment where exhi- ke, Diane (Jon) Hinkelman, and Lyn- as of Wednesday, October 20. Reports rainstorm. We kind of tracked it out, Both residences were fully insured. officials. must be signed by a minimum number bitors could grow and leam. Memori- da (Fred) Frazee: a slew of nieces and stated that Parrigin had a broken neck and il came from around the house The National Weather Senice later Recent arrests and convictions of Commission of registered voters to bring about a als may be made in his honor to the nephews; and recently a great-niece. and several other injuries. and went airborne. It kind of split the confirmed that a tornado touched elected officials, predominantly in De- public vote on a proposed statute or By Annette Christie Berrien County Youth Fair Poultry Ivan was preceded in death by: his Bussing was arraigned last week in deck. One piece went one way and down in the area. troit, have deteriorated the public's constitutional amendment. Michigan There are six people running for three Bam. parents, Ivan and Betty Winkcl Sr.; Van Buren County District Court and one went over the hill," he said. High winds battered West Michigan confidence in govemment. was released after posting a S500 is one of 24 states that allow this form two-year positions on the Hartford Ivan's Heavenly gift of service was and his beloved father-in-law, Robert Hanner said his bam was slowly Tuesday and Wednesday with damage Opponents believe that the amend- bond. His preliminary examination is of direct democracy. Some amend- City Commission. apparent in his 36 years of work at Sonnenberg. being redone and had recently been confined mostly lo downed wires and ment is over-reaching in its scope and ments are narrow in scope, such as The incumbents are Frank Dockter. AT&T. There, he was a member of the Friends may visit with Ivan's family scheduled for October 29. re-skinned with new metal siding. A tree limbs. could affect too many individuals and changing the drinking age; while oth- Rodney Austin, and John Miller. Pioneers Club of America: reaching on Monday, October 25, from 1:00 to Scattered power outages were report- is unnecessary. ers are much broader, such as Pro- The challengers are Dora Cavazos- out to area soup kitchens, school sys- 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 until 8:00 p.m. at ed throughout the region. I&M elec- Coloma Charter Township posal A and the Headlee. Portillo, Dennis Goss, and Deslin Hutchins Funeral Home in Watervliet. Wanted by tric reported power was restored by Fire Report According to the Michigan State Uni- voters will decide on Gargos. A celebration service of his life will Wednesday evening to all affected versity Extension document, support- millage for leaf pickup Frank Dockter, 65, has served on the take place at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, North Berrien areas. ( IOOCI jobs keep our young people here, grow our income, DUFFIELD the police ers of a state constitutional convention nCommissio n for two years. He is a Oct. 26, at the Chapel Evangelical and trash passes Fire-Rescue Department anil build our quality of life. Today Michigan is average ro graduate of Hartford High School and Free Church in St. Joseph, with Pastor Photos and information about people Student emergency fall roughly into two broad groups; Coloma Charter Township voters will Chief Jim Spiegel l>elow average in nearly every measure of economic performance a retired auto salesman. Dockter has & PASTRICK Phil Bubar presiding ov« the service. from the area who are wanted on out- those who believe the Constitution once again be asked to fund a millage - The" NortK-Berrien rmWHW* information packets and comperitiveness. Here is my four-step plan two children and three stepchildren. FAMILY FUNERAL There was never a man who loved standing warrants for various alleged nectlVM6!e-scale revision and clean- for leaf pickup services as well as i kparimcnt responded to 4281 Bmuh to create the Michigan of tomorrow: He lives al 27 Church Street. others and cared for thtoe artund him fetohies are lWK^ beltAv.' Tins mfor-- up, and thp^ who want to advance a landfill passes. The language used for HOME Road onSundayT Octobc^4^o^ provided to Rodney Austin, 62, is a graduate of as much as Ivan did. Cracking a joke mation was provided by the Berrien particular change. the millage in August referred to a & CREMATION SERVICES power lines down call at approximate- Most of the supporters believe that Watervliet High School and is retired. to make others smile and lending a County Sheriff's Department and Michigan general operating millage, which Financial management and Leverage key state assets ly 11:04 p.m. On arrival, firefighters Michigan is on thc cusp of a new He and his wife have one child. They hand to lighten their workload were Crime Stoppers. some felt could have confused voters. budget reform * Education at all levels, energy. found a number of lines down, a school districts economy and needs a new guiding reside al 209 S. Center Street. Austin Setting a all part of Ivan's trademark. He will be The millage, asking for .25 mills (or • An efficient, stable and predictable Great Lakes and agriculture power pole broken, trees stripped of document thai is flexible enough to is finishing his first two-year term. New Standard missed dearly by many. Kristopher Allen Brunais is wanted Each day, more than 18,000 school S.25 per $1,000 of taxable value) fiscal outlook * Support Michigan as a destination their branches and significant damage encourage innovation and perhaps John Miller, 45, is a fairly new Com- In Funeral Service on a felony war- buses transport students to and from would be levied for four years from • Quarterly businesses survey to track and desirable place to live to a century-old bam and homes in the redefine government's role in citizens' missioner, being appointed about a rant for failure to school in Michigan. This fall, those 2010-2013. If approved, it will raise trends area. Two homes and two bams sus- Move Michigan forward year ago. He is the former Tribal pay child support. yellow buses will be equipped with lives. Death tained roof damage. an estimated 545,045.08 in the first • Two-year budgets for better planning Opponents of a state constitutional * Support regional growth strategics Chairman of the Pokagon Band of the 6548 PAW PAW AVENUE His last known ad- passenger emergency information year the millage is levied. • Reduce the size of government The National Weather Service and innovation Potawatomi Indians and is a business COLOMA, Ml 49038 dress is in Bndg- packets supplied through the Mich- convention believe opening the Con- The verbage reads, "for the general Notices advised that, in fact, there was an Make Michigan competitive * Increase entrepreneurial education, manager for Wightman & Associates 468 6000 man. igan Office of Highway Safety stitution to broad revision is too risky EFO-levcl tomado. The tomado was operating expenses of the annual leaf at a lime when Michigan's economy for retaining and creating jobs university-business partnerships Inc. He and his wife have three chil- ACROSS FROM Peter L. Scheid, 70, of Owosso, Planning (OHSP). pickup and the spring and fall landfill strong enough to lift a deck from the • Change tax structure to match thc and grow our venture capita! pool dren and live at 12 South Haver Street. HARDINGS AND RITE AID Michigan, died Saturday, October 9, Made of heavy plastic, the large, clear and its govemment are in major tran- passes." back of one home and throw it into a sition. economy Dennis Goss. 42, lives at 3 W. Hillard www duffieldpastrick. com 2010, at Memorial Health Care in envelopes will provide drivers a dedi- The Coloma Charter Township Board house across the street, where it left a • Provide a more predictable and stable Street. Goss is currently serving on the Owosso. Nelson-House Funeral cated location for important informa- This election at the stale level will see has already approved a contract for large gash and torn out the back of the tax environment Hartford City Planning Commission. Home, Owosso. Constance Joan Davis is wanted on tion about special-needs students on a new Govemor, legislators. Attorney leaf pickup pending the outcome of house before coming to rest in the • Reform and streamline state He is married and works at Gast Man- Keith Roy Hi^ins, 40, of Niles, a felony warrant the bus. The packets feature a reflec- General, and Secretary of State. Some the November 2 election. trees. regulations ufacturing. Michigan, died Friday, October 15, for embezzle- tive sticker that states "Student opponents believe that these leaders Previously, the township was asking Deslin Gargus, 53, is employed by 2010. in Niles. McGann Hay Funeral ment. Her last Emergency Information," which can for .50 mills. Please vote Smith Lumber in Hartford. He and his Home, South Bend, IN. I he Tri-City Record wants known address is easily be located by first responders. North Berrien Fire-Rescue See all the November 2nd For State Representative w ife have four children and live at 208 Mack Roosevelt Merriweather, 76, your local news; in Niles. "'Michigan has many special needs municipalities being www.atforataterep.com Pleasant Street. He is seeking his first of Covert. Michigan, died Tuesday, students thai ride the bus each day," election results Hutching Funeral Home call 269-463-6397 asked to support Endorsed by: Michigan Chamber of Commerce, Michigan Farm Bureau Agri-Pac. public office. October 19, 2010, at home. Filbrandt said Michael L. Prince, OHSP Direc- 209 S. Main St., WatervHet in next week's Small Business Association of Michigan, Southwestern Michigan Association of Realtors, Dora Cavazos-Portillo, 51, has previ- Family Funeral Home, South Haven, tor. "Having important medical infor- equipment replacement 4634811 issue of the Police Officers Association of Michigan, Right to Life of Michigan and ously served on the City Commission. MI. mation in an easy-to-locate, dedicated Coloma Charter Township, Hagar National Rifle Association She is a Van Buren Public Transit dis- Sondja ("Sandy") Jinkins, 63, of place will greatly assist first respon- Tri-City Record Township, and the City of Coloma /wfor by Al htholka for Suit Rtfmtnuth* ( jmminrr COURTEOUS SERVICE IN patcher. She has five children and re- Watervliet, Michigan, died Wednes- Samuel Mickey Chase is wanted on ders in case of an emergency." voters will be asked to support a mill- 5810 Unghont TruiL StrvmiuUe. Ml 49127 •A DIGNIFIED MANNER sides at 410 S. Center Street. day, October 20, 2010, at Community a felony warrant The packets will contain information ROLAND T. HUTCHINS, Director Hospital Watervliet. Davidson Cha- 7517 Red Arrow Hwy for larceny. His voluntarily provided by parents and pel, Florin Funeral Service, Coloma, Watervliet last known ad- guardians about medical conditions or Ml. (269) 463-3195 dress is in Buch- r= other issues concerning special-needs Elizabeth J. Shimer. 50, of Water- anan. students on the bus, which will assist V. vliet, Michigan, died Wednesday, Worship 9:30 & 11:00 A.M. emergency personnel in treating these students. Still Need Your Flu Shot? October 20, 2010, al home. Diffield & Pastnck Family Funeral Home and Sunday School and Adult The emergency information packets CALVIN FUNERAL HOME Cremation Services, Coloma, Ml. Bible Fellowship 9:30 A.M. were sent to school districts and dis- We Got You Covered 8 E. Main St.. Hartford tributed at the Michigan Association 621-4101 Elin P. Schar, 101, of Sister Lakes, Children's Church and Adult Wvc heard that washing your hands is your first step in preventing thc spread of germs and Lumberto Mora Rriseno is wanted for Pupil Transportation (MAPT) fall Bible Fellowship 11:00 A.M. viruses, and you know that you should cover your mouth when you snee/e or cough. But did vou Coloma on a felony war- conference during National School www midwaymimstnes org rant for sexual as- Bus Safety Week, October 18-22. know that thc Center tor Disease Control recommends a yearly flu vaccine as thc first and most United sault. His last Ihe Michigan Association for Pupil important step in protecting against tin viruses? That's where we come in. LEONARD FUNERAL HOME known address is I ransportation is delighted lo partici- 222 E. St. Jottph. Lawranca Methodist | in Buchanan. pate in this joint venture to ensure What: Communitv flu clinic for adults 18 years and older 674-8131 Stop bv the Coloma Michigan students with special needs v # Church will receive medical attention in a Where: Classrooms, Community I lospital, ground floor timely manner should the need arise," Crime Stoppers said Karen Losch. MAPT Executive Open Hearts. Open Doors, will pay SI,000 When: Thursday, ()ctober 28 - 6:30 am - ":30 pm FLORIN F.O.P. Director. Open Minds Fralemal Order of Police Lodge for infonnation that leads to the arrest FUNERAL SERVICE The people of The United Methodist Church School buses are considered the Friday, (October 29 - 6:30 am - 4:00 pm Kitchen open 5-tipm, of any of these people. Callers don't safest lorm ol transportation to school DAVIDSON CHAPEL Thursday - Friday - Saturday need to leave a name but will be 241 E. Center St., Goto ma for children, according lo the National Cost: $30 and we will bill Medicaid and Medicare Sun. Worship 9;l5am assigned a code number. To give Highway Traflic Safety Administra- 468-3181 Sun. School information, call I-XOO-342-STOP or Children 9:15am Fish Fry tion. No appointment is neccessary. hor more information please call (2G9) 463-2495. 3rd Friday each month * 288-STOP VBS Julg 26-29 Alt you can eat, lH/person In 2009, Michigan school buses were This information comes from Crime involved in 903 crashes that resulted Stoppers and the Berrien County William W. Chu Hall for Rent in 192 injuries, according to Michigan Quality. Caring. Convenient. pastor Sheriff's Department. All warrants - Kitchen and bar racililies... Traffic Crash Facts. A majority of 144 Church St. dance floor, paved parking lol must be reconfirmed before an arrest. 400 Medical Park Onvc "SrtUaf Staoferts for F.ir*lleorr those injured were drivers and passen- 269-468-6062 Perfect for private parties, To comment on the accuracy of this Watervliet, Ml 49098 lo ProfeiiloiuU Car*" gers in motor vehicles involved in Community weddings, etc. 46K-3432 information, call 269-983-7141, ex- (269) 46.V3111 A Golden Rule Home crashes with buses. There were no www.colomaumc.org tension 6287. •"HOSPITAL 3470 Angling Rd., Coloma fatalities. ct >mmunityh( >spitalwaten liet.c< )ir»

t H Tri-City Record October 2H, 2011) Ghosts & ghoulies to hit Tri-City Area October 29, 30 & 31 October 28, 2010 Tri-City Record 9 Halloween holiday happenings this weekend From 3:00-8:00 p.m. Sheriff's Drivers must slow down and watch Watervliet Rec. out for trick-or-treaters, especially Dept. offers around crosswalks and driveways. Council Top tips to keep your kids "Haunted House" Halloween safe on Halloween For parents and children: on October 29 safety tips * Choose light-colored costumes that A ' Haunted House" will be set up Sheriff Bailey and the Berrien County can be seen in the dark. rom i. to 8.00 p.m. on Friday, sherifTs Department would like to * Decorate your children's costumes October 29, m the former Fifth Third with reflective materials. HELP you have a FUN and SAFE * Give them flashlights and glow Bank building on Main Street in HALLOWEEN. downtown Watervliet. sticks to carry in order to see better, as Halloween is soon approaching and it Sponsored by the Watervliet Recrea- well as be seen by drivers. is a night of treats, not tragedies. tion Council as a fundraiser, admis- * Cross the street safely at comers, Listed are some top safety tips for you sion will be SI. using traffic signals and crosswalks. and your little trick-or-treater! * Walk, don't run, across the street. Did you know that, on average, twice THE COLOMA HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1960...held its 50-year class reunion at Lake Michigan Hills Golf Club on July 24, 2010. Pictured are: (front row. from the left) Doug Lombard, * Walk on sidew alks or paths. If there as many kids are killed while walking Janet Emhoff, Julie Mastri Smith. Betty Breutzman Layton, Bernice Fleming Zachary, Linda White Podlin, Kay LaVanway Burchett, Bob Kreltner; (second row, from the left) Wayne Downtown are no sidewalks, walk facing traffic on Halloween as compared to any Duering, Jim Ashhrook, Carol Parmley Nethery, Kent Bermingham. Bev McDanlel Sandberg, Burr John Smith. Robin Kliger Mileski, Mary Ballard Drake, Judy Louzensky Hill, Fame as far to the left as possible. A GREAT TURNOUT LAST VEAR...on a windy and cold day ensured other day of the year? Betz Arent, Karen Martin Walker, Dona Weber Russ, Allen Emery, Ruth Ann Williams Shull, Brenda Takacs Feury, Gyl Johnson Hondrop, Bob Dorstewitz: (back row, from the left) Stan Sidewalk Parade * Children should walk on direct success for Coloma's first Halloween in the Park. Sponsored by the Colo- Kids will be out while it is dark - Robinson, Frank Mabrey, Roger Smith. Dorothy llosbein Jones, Bob Schroeder, Toby "Pepper" Link, Brian Kraemer, David Frank, Fred Zielke, John Sherhart, Dave Mock, Jim Jarvis, routes w ith the fewest street crossings. ma Charter Tow nship Police Department, this year's free event will begin making it harder for drivers to see John Miller, and Joe Accetta. (Contributed photo) is Friday, Oct. 29 * Slow down and stay alert - watch at the Coloma Fire Station and then move to Baker Park in downtown them - and because they're excited out for cars that are turning or backing Coloma. The hot dog roast with children's games will take place from 3:0(1 Watervliet City and about getting candy, they may not be up and never dart out into the street or to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 30, This replaces the merchant trick or Watervliet Charter Twp. watching out for cars. cross in-between parked cars. treating. (Chana Kniebes photo) "begging" hours follow Parents and drivers both need to do Hartford passes resolution approving liquor license for new restaurant * Masks can obstruct a child's vision, * Be especially alert and take extra road and your surroundings. Watervliet merchants will once again their part to help kids stay out of the By Angela Stair Mayor Ted Johnson said this was not no changes made, it will be published the Hartford Lions Club to hold ber 25 and 26. so choose non-toxic face paint, make- time to look for kids at intersections, / sponsor the Halloween Downtown emergency room on Halloween. Hartford City Commission passed a having the dog under control on a on November 16 and become law. Christmas in the Park again this year The December 27 regular meeting up and w igs instead. on medians, and on curbs. Children Treats* Sidewalk Parade on Friday, October Emphasize safe pedestrian behaviors resolution approving an on-premise leash and did not meet the leash law. The Commission approved the pay- and a Lighted Parade, both to be on will be cancelled because of Christ- 29. from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. For drivers: are excited on Halloween and may . . f. to kids before they go out trick or ,. While pedestrian safety is a mam con- liquor license for the new Transyl- The others agreed that it did not and ment of the City's September bills in December 11, 2010. mas and a combined workshop/regu- Residential trick or treating is al- treating. * Slow down in residential neighbor- move m unpredictable ways. „ . J i •. * ...... , . . cern on Halloween, parents and kids vania Restaurant at its regular meeting said if someone saw this happening the amount of $302,185.34. This The November 22 regular meeting lar meeting will be held on December lowed from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Fri- hoods and school zones. * Slowly and carefully enter and exit , , . /, • . Parents should also remember that ... y should also be careful when dealing October 25. that he or she should report it. They included payment #3 to Brenner Exca- will be cancelled because of Thanks- 20. day in Watervliet City and in Water- Remember that popular trick-or- driveways and alleys. .. , » , u u . • costumes can be both creative and with candy. Remind children to onl\ The restaurant, located at 27 West suggested that a picture of the happen- vating Inc. for the water improvement giving and a combined workshop/reg- The City offices will be closed for vliet Charter Township. safe, so look for ways to use reflective treating hour# are between 5:30 and Reduce any distractions inside your eat treats in original and unopened Main Street, has changed names and ing would help. project on South/Oak and $16,200 to ular meeting will be held on Novem- Christmas live. December 24; and the materials. 9:30 p.m. so be sure to turn on your ear, such as talking on the phone or wrappers. looks many times over the years; and The Ordinance Amendment w ill have Gerbel and Company, PC., for the ber 15. following Monday, December 27. full headlights. eating, so you can concentrate on the "Haunted Police this past year, owners Mike and Irina a second reading at the November 15 annual audit. The City offices will be closed for Pop have made major changes to it. Commission meeting; and if there are They also approved the request from Thanksgiving and on Friday, Novem- Station" added The inside has been totally gutted and Hey, kids! You're welcome to stop in for a treat during the rebuilt, along with the outside. to Coloma Hartford City Manager Yemi Akin- wale said the Building Inspector told Coloma Commission approves application for historical marker Halloween events Downtown Watervliet the Pops that if they put $200,000 into By Christina Gelder the commissioners to do so. A general reminder ly need it." the renovation of the building they Tracy Gierada, Director of Education After explaining the request, Gierada Commissioner Bill Smith made it a Bills approved Sat., Oct. 30 would get a special liquor license. for the North Berrien Historical Mu- was faced with questions about the point to remind everyone to "get out Commissioner Bill Smith announced One of the requirements was that they The City of Coloma and Coloma Halloween Sidewalk Parade seum, attended the Monday, October legal implications of such a plaque and vote." Thc Commission agreed thai, prior lo the meeting, the Budget Charter Township are having the sec- be able to verify the dollar amount put 25, meeting of the Coloma City Com- being present on the property. While that voting is extremely important and Committee met and approved the pay- ond annual "Halloween in the Park" into the building, and they have. at the and locations listed here. mission seeking approval for a histor- clarifying that they were not interested sought to encourage all residents to do ing of the bills. parts on Saturday, October 30, put on The resolution asks that thc Michigan ical marker at the old Interurban in selling the building or land, several so in the upcoming November 2 elec- Later in the meeting. Treasurer Cathy by the Coloma Police Department. Liquor Control Commission issues the building in Coloma. commissioners did want to make sure tion. Megna gave her report. Coloma's The party begins at the Coloma Fire license to the Pops and that they have The building is located in Lions Park that "our hands aren't tied" by such a Station at 3:00 p.m. and then moves to met the requicements to qualify for it. Another election reminder came at General Fund has a total of and represents an old railroad line that move. Baker Park in downtown Coloma, Manager Alunwale said they would the end of North Berrien Fire-Rescue $62,226.88; Major Streets, $7,379.81; Tracy said that they would still have with free games and hot dogs until be serving beer and wine in relation to long ago traveled through the commu- Chief Jim Spiegel's very positive Fire Local Streets, $17,479.80; O&M, complete control over the property; 5:00 p.m. the restaurant operation. nities of Southwest Michigan. The Department report. He said that folks $52,334.39; DDA, $220; and the and if at some point remodeling inter- A new addition to the event being building has well-documented histori- needed to remember to turn the ballot Benefit Account has $10,000, for a sponsored by the Police Department First reading of cal significance and is currently fered with the histoncal integrity of over and support the fire truck mill- grand total of $149,640.88. the building, they might just lose the and North Berrien Community De- PAPA ordinance; approved owned by the City and used as a De- age velopment is the "Haunted Police Sta- ART'S fartment of Ptiblia A^arks storage n^rker. # -Commissioner Harold Bragg cloned ! >11< >'l (OJl ii tt.l I 'Jli SAYLOR'S After sneeffying that thcV would tion" in a vacant storefront across PHARMACY bi^i; approved tions .in and ut a from Baker Park. It will be open SCOTT'S BARBER ht ia i r ' ramer secrii plaque attScnRl to The Births PIZZA Club request The Museum uesires to apply for a ^'rah-ramh forfor" everyoneveryonee "supportirfsupporting^ ithi s throughout the 3:00-5:00 p.m. event historical marker from the state of building versus a free-standing one, millage for our fire engine ... we real- A baby girl was bom at 7:03 a.m. on RKE Commissioners heard the first read- and is very kid-friendly, according to SHOP Michigan to recognize and promote its the motion to approve the application Tuesday, October 19, 2010, to Desir- ing of Ordinance #92 Section 92.03 Coloma Charter Police Chief. Randal rich history but needs permission from was made and unanimously passed. ree Huminsky and Chad Gillaspy Jr. Amendment at their Monday meeting. Pompey. It should be a lot of fun for of Hartford. Michigan. The baby Because there were changes made To advertise CN eryone involved. weighed 8 pounds, SVi ounces. from the first reading at their work- Following the party will be residen- in the A baby girl was bom at 4:52 a.m. on 3-5 pm shop meeting, this is also considered a tial trick or treating from 5:00 to 7:00 Friday, October 22, 2010, to Michelle first reading. p.m. Miss Watervliet Pageant Tea Tri City Record, and Paul Young of Berrien Springs, The amendment deals with cleaning Michigan. The baby weighed 8 up feces an animal leaves on public or set for November 14 call 463-6397 pounds, 6 ounces. City of Hartford Friday, Oct. 29 private property, other than the owner's property. This has become a Watervliet Lioness Club will be hosting the Miss Watervliet Pageant Tea on The City of Hartford will have resi- WATERVLIET problem in the City and needs to be Sunday, November 14, at 2:00 p.m., at Watervliet Charter Township Hall. dential trick or treating from 5:30 to WATERVLIET addressed. The Miss Watervliet Pageant will be held Saturday, January 15, 2011, at 7:00 Medical & Dental Services 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 30. HARDWARE The Sidewalk Parade is open to CITY HALL Not cleaning up after your animal p.m in the Watervliet High School Auditorium. Please call on us for professional care Hartford Township will carry a $100 fine. There is a signup sheet in the Watervliet High School OfTice for girls who are Commissioner Rodney Austin said he interested. There are no set hours for trick or all elementary schoolchildren; saw a man riding his bike, with a dog Applications will be handed out and rules reviewed at the tea. treating in Hartford Township. ALL-DENTURE they should be accompanied by running in front of him and dragging a If you have any questions, please contact Joyce Wendzel (325-5095) or Rebec- Dr. Boh Hiddema leash. He asked if this would be con- ca Yaze I (849-6514). "Halloween a parent or guardian; children sidered adhering to the Leash Ordi- Participants must reside in the Watervliet School District and be between the Same Day Denture Repairs & Relines nance. ages of 17 and 20. Sets of Dentures for less than $1,000 Carnival & Mini should stay on the sidewalks Immediate Dentures $210 Economy Dentures

Haunted House" and only cross streets at Call For Free Consultation October 30 at The designated crossings so BROOKFIELD Priorities Matter 269-637-0414 or 800-498-5007 CHRYSLER 8080 Moorsbridge Rd., Suite 101, Portage 555 Broadway. South Haven HAIRhous that all may have www.all-denture.com Hartford Library DODGE JEEP Fred Upton Don Cooney Hartford Public Library will be hold- a safe & happy Halloween! ing a "Halloween Carnival & Mini Jobs Voted against the Education Jobs Jobs Will fight to bring jobs back to Michigan by rebuilding 1 Haunted House" on Saturday, October and Medicaid Assistance Act , which pro- our physical, human and manufacturing infrastructures. CHIROPRACTIC vides funding to keep police officers, teach- WHY SUFFER? Most emergencies seen same 30, from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. 'Wo" to TARP Actively protested TARP since there were ers and firefighters on the job, and helped There will be carnival games with no provisions to keep CEOs from getting huge bonuses or the next day! prizes and candy. The Mini Haunted ensure states can afford to pay doctors for Ant,v and no measures taken to prevent such a collapse from Dr. Andy DmDeHavea n House will be geared toward children Medicaid coverage. happening again. 10 \ ears old and under. TARP Spending Voted for the bailout of Lifestyle Chiropractic Tax Cuts for the Middle-Class Favors extending tax cuts Wall Street at a cost of $700 billion2. 7652 Red Arrow Hwy. for the middle class but not the wealthiest 2% of people. "Harvest Party" DON YOUNG Tax Cuts for the Wealthy Rep Upton fa- Watervliet TRI-COUNTY CORTEZ Small Business Believes the federal government can TRADE WINDS vors keeping George W. Bush's tax cuts for INSURANCE support small businesses by providing tax incentives for (269) 463-4100 Saturday, Oct. 30 FLOORING the wealthiest 2% at a cost of $680 billion. COMPUTER job creation, especially jobs that produce green energy Watervliet First United Methodist AGENCY BEADS Small Business Voted against the Small technologies. Church will host a "Harvest Parly" for INC. Business Lending Fund Act of 20103. which kids of all ages on Saturday, October War Don Cooney organized community members in "Great dental care provided $12 billion in tax breaks and a $30 30. opposition to both of George Bush's wars and has asserted billion lending fund to small businesses. Come in costume (no scary ones, from the outset that they were unnecessary, illegal and is just minutes away" please). Kids and adults can win a War Supported the wars in Iraq and immoral. prize. Afghanistan at a combined cost of over There will be games, food, crafts, and Stuart W. Boekeloo, D.D.S., P.C. $1 trillion and unnecessary loss of human is now fun. lives. New this year w ill be a fire truck, and 1 August 10.2010: http7/clerk,house.gov/evs/2010/roll518.xml Don Cooney accepting new patients firemen will also be in attendance. 2 October 3.2008: http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2008/roll681.xml Kids and adults can have their pictures WATERVLIET Have fun, 3 June 17.2010: httpy/cterk houst.(joWevs/2010/roll375.xml MS taken on the truck or w ith a fireman. TRI-CITY for 6th District (269) 429-6101 DISTRICT The fun starts at 11:00 a.m. and ends be safe! RECORD Vote for New Priorities at 1:00 p.m. LIBRARY Congressman 2525 S. Cleveland Ave. Thc church is located at the comer of St. Joseph, Michigan, 49085 Church Street and Red Arrow High- Nov 2 Paid for by Cooney for Congress v\av in Watervliet. 10 Tri-City Record October 28, 2010

omminity Calent October 2fi. 2010 Tri-City Record II Watervliet "KuteKids"... Tri-City Area Sports & Outdoors true. She did all right, but it is an Fennville at Hartford Missouri at Nebraska uphill battle from here. Lakcshorc at St. Joe Wash Redskins at Detroit Lions Public Schools U ka KUTE KID"...AIex Danneffel was AQB results from last week's picks This week, there are some really Saugatuck at LMC Pittsburgh at New Orleans Saints chosen Homecoming King of the tough match-ups once again and we Bow ling Green at Central Mich. Just as everything seems to be set- though he is still just one game out of Calendar of i sophomore class for Holland High could see several more changes Toledo at Eastern Mich. i iebreaker is the total points tling down, we have a week in which the lead. He would have held on if his School. He is the son of Jay and Val- because of the close proximity of Northern 111. at Western Mich. scored at the there were five position changes Irish had been able to come through Events everyone. Tulsa at Notre Dame Redskins-Lions game erie Danneffel, both graduates of Wa- because of the crazy outcomes of our against Navy. Thursday, October 28 tervliet High School. Alex's coach for Michigan State at Iowa games. There were some match-ups, And of all people w ho are in the thick After-School Tutoring. Middle thc Holland JV football team is Steve Michigan at Penn State though, that had people choosing of things, we have Nancy Huffman This week's picks... School & High School, 3:00-4:00 Kruithoff, formerly a teacher and Oregon at USC & both sides; so some changes were to who went 9-3 this week for the best Cassopolis at Lawton p.m. coach at Watervliet High School. be expected. But this was crazy and weekly record. That moves her up Third-Grade Reporter Club, 3:10- Alex is the grandson of Bill and Vicky things could even get goofier this just one spot from fifth place lo Armchair Quarterbacks pick this weekend's game winners! 4:00 p.m. McDonald and Jim Danneffel and| week. CHOSEN AS -STUDENTS OF THE WEEK"...at Hartford High School fourth. However, despite her position, JV Volleyball Crossover Game great-grandson of Lyndon Holmes. As a result, we have another new for the week of October 18-22 were: (from the left) Olivia Knight, ninth she is now only one game behind the TBA. Share a photo of your "Kute Kids " with\ leader this week in Jim Edwards. Jim grade, daughter of Fred and Gale Knight; Tony Kucharski, 10th grade, leader and right back in the thick of Friday, Oct. 29 your friends, neighbors, and relatives who read the Tri-City Record. went 7-5 and sneaks ahead of last son of Anthony Kucharski; Brooke Edmonds, 11th grade, daughter of things. 1 wamed everyone about Nan- South School Fall Festival Centers. Make sure you write your kids' names on the hack of the picture and week's leader by a single game. But David and Michelle Edmonds; and Kelsey Kroboth, 12th grade, daughter cy and her persistence but she did it North School Costume Parade & include any other information about it you'd like to see in the paper, Jim gets credit as being one of two of Joseph Kroboth and Bryan and Rebecca Postelli. Congratulations to anyway. Some people wrote her off Classroom Parties, 2:00 p.m. including mom and dad, grandma and grandpa, and so on. Send the these students, and keep up the good work! people who correctly chose Navy after a bad performance earlier in the Middle School Dance, 7:00-9:00 photo to the Tri-City Record. P.O. Box 7. Watervliet. MI 49098. Pick up i (Contributed photo) over Notre Dame. He may not be season put her several games behind p.m. the photo after it appears in the paper or include a stamped, self- there long, with everyone being in the leaders. Now she is right back in 'b L. Saturday, Oct. 30 addressed envelope and we 'II mail it hack to you. Movie Guide ' such tight proximity, but he is there the hunt. Jim Edwards Mark Bolin Tom Gear Nancy Huffman John Demis Chris Leach Varsity Volleyball SAC Tournament These classes are otTered to everyone now. John Demis went 6-6 on the week for Nancy's Watervliet Tri-County Huffman's TV John's Glass Guy's Marine at Fennville, TBA. Furniture Public Works Computer in our area, and the application dead- NOW SHOWING Second place goes to Mark Bolin one of his worst performances. He & Appliances 69-30 59-40 Cross-Country Regionals at Portage, 71-28 70-29 70-29 69-30 line for the January semester is who went 8-4 for the second-best doesn't get hurt too much, though, as Lawton. Hartford. Lawton. Hartford, TBA. Please check Lawton, Hartford. Lawton. Hartford. Cassopolis, Lawton. Hartford. November 15. record of the week. Iowa and LSU let he falls from third to fifth place. He is St. Joe. Saugatuck. St. Joe. LMC, OCT. 29 THRU NOV. 4 St. Joe. LMC, St. Joe. Saugatuck. Hartford. St. Joe. Saugatuck. Marching Band at Rockford Reeths- For an application or more informa- Celebration Cinema him down, along with the Bears. But actually tied with Nancy in total wins Bowling Green, .Central Mich.. Puffer Competition. Bowling Green. Bowling Green. Lakeshore. Central Mich., Toledo, Northern tion, stop by the church or call 468- and LOMA WWW.MOORETHEATRES.COM he is just one game below Jim and ac- and losses but lost out on the tie- Toledo. Northern Toledo, Northern Toledo, Western Saugatuck. Central Toledo, Northern III., Notre Dame. Tuesday, November 2 6399. •SAT-SUN ONLY tually tied for second. However, the breaker. And 1 must point out that he 111., Notre Dame. ads on this page for 111., Notre Dame. Mich., Notre Mich., Eastem III., Notre Dame, Iowa. Penn State. Mich. State. After-School Tutoring, Middle tiebreaker went in his favor so he is is also just two games behind the M Mich. State. Penn Dame, Iowa, Mich.. Western Iowa, Michigan, USC. Nebraska. Michigan, Oregon, School & High School, 3:00-4:00 M ratings & showtimes back in second for this week. leader. So anything can happen this Soup Kitchen • LOMA 468-LOMA COLOMA State, Oregon. Michigan, Oregon. Mich., Notre Oregon, Nebraska. Lions. Saints Nebraska, p.m. 1 That person Mark is tied with is none next week w ith him. ..J Missouri, Nebraska, Dame. Michigan Redskins. Saints Total Pts. 54 Redskins, Saints Middle School Choir Invitational at SECRETARIAT 12:45 3:25 6:10 8:40 (PG) other than Tom Gear. Tom slumped to Chris Leach went 7-5 this week and Redskins, Saints Redskins, Steelers State, Penn Stale. Total Pts. 37 Hartford, All Day, With Free Concert Supper Saw 3D... Total Pts. 60 HEREAFTER 12:35 3:15 6:00 8:50 (R) 6-6 this week, which puts him in thc stays in sixth place as a result. Chris Total Pts. 39 Total Pts. 40 Oregon. Nebraska. at 7:30 p.m. As a deadly battle rages over Jigsaw's tie mentioned above plus the fact that took a chance by picking some upsets Redskins. Steelers November 5 brutal legacy, a group of Jigsaw sur- Thursday, Nov. 4 he lost the tiebreaker. That results in a including the Coloma game and the Total Pts. 48 The North Berrien Senior Center on vivors gather. s to seek the support of MICHIGAN 637-1662 SOUTH HAVEN After-School Tutoring, Middle one-week fall from first to third, even Watervliet game, which almost came School & High School, 3:00-4:00 Ryno Road. Coloma. will hold a Sow/) self-help guru and fellow survivor THE SOCIAL NETWORK 12:55 3:35 6:10 8:40 (PG13) Kitchen Supper on Friday, November Bobby Dagen (Flanery), a man whose p.m. The Panthers had a pretty good kick- four catches for 26 yards. Tyler Scott by scores of 25-14, 25-17. and 25-21. 5. own dark secrets unleash a new wave JACKASS 3:45 6:20 8:45(R) Autumn Choir Concert, Auditorium, * off return, setting them up with good rushed for 55 yards and a touchdown Miranda Abel had one dig; Brooke The supper will begin at 5:00 p.m. of terror. SECRETARIAT 7:00 p.m. 12:55 3:35 6:10 8:40 (PG) My view field position to start the third quarter on 12 carries. Kling had four kills, eight digs, and Cost will be $5 for adults and S3 for Friday, Nov. 5 Jackass... and scored in two plays that took just On defense, the Panthers had Charlie three aces; Kaylie Dabicci had four children 12 and under. End of First Marking Period; Half 3D cameras should bump up the pro- WONDERLAND 683-1112 NILES 23 seconds off the clock. They scored Leaf with nine tackles; Jaxon digs and one ace; Patrionna Patterson The dinner is being sponsored by the Day for Elementary Students Only. duction costs a bit, but a bigger budg- PANANORMAL ACTIVITY 2 10:25 1:104:056:308:40(R) from the another touchdown in the third quarter DeHaven had six tackles, including had one kill; Kirsten Sill added four South School Spirit Day Paw Paw Lake Yacht Club Auxiliary. as well, to pull to within seven points et and any question marks hovering RED 10:151:00 3:45 6:10 8:35 (PG-13) one sack and two for a loss; Kevin kills, one dig, and three aces; Lauren Saturday, Nov. 6 over the troupe's current cultural rele- at 34-27 going into the final period. Bryant had six tackles, including three Richardson had five kills, one assist, South School Fun Fair, 11:00 a.m.- LIFE AS WE KNOW IT 10:00 12:45 3:30 7:00 9:20 (PG-!3> Both teams scored one more time in vance won't get in the way of profit- Press Box for a loss; Travis Bolin had five tack- and one ace; Nicole W inter had nine 3:00 p.m. ability and, most importantly, ratch- SECRETARIAT 9:50 12:35 3:20 6:40 9:15 (PG) the fourth quarter, making the score les and an interception; while R.J. digs; Alyssa Hosbem had one kill and CHS Class of By Mike Leith, Sportswriter High School Marching Band State eted-up grossness here. Just keep Bam SOCIAL NETWORK k 40-34 with plenty of time left for fire- Rudell had a fumble recovery. one dig; Casey Clark had seven kills Championships at Ford Field. 12:50 8:30 (PG13) -— 1961 seeking Margera's Uncle Vincent away from onship back in 1993 went throug works to come. The Panthers end the season at 5-4. and one block; Danielle Smith had Elementary Girls Basketball Games, Indians down Tigers in the set and. you know, onward and Montague as well. First, the Panthers were driving in for with many returning starters for next nine digs, 18 assists, and one ace; High School Gym. 8:00 a.m. classmates upward ... Johnny Knoxville ingratiat- regular season finale the tying score when they fumbled year. Alex Spaulding had four kills. 11 digs, Panthers' great effort The Coloma Class of 1961 is trying ed himself to wrestling fans with his Community Calendar The Hartford varsity football team around the Lawton 20-yard line. Then Comets fall to Shelby five assists, and six aces; while Jamie they ended up having two more chan- . r i * to locate the following classmates for appearances on the WWE circuit, and Sponsored as a community service by ended its regular season with a con- conies up just short Richcreek had four aces and eight we're wondering if he's feeling like ces to score the tying touchdown, with SCaSOIl tlllillc points. its 50th class reunion: Orchard Hill Sanitary Landfill vincing 55-14 win over Lawrence to against Lawton News from the last coming in the final seven sec- Coloma traveled all the way up the Virginia Collis Lester, Bruce King, the Randy "The Ra" Robinson of the improve to 8-1. Hartford girls fall Send Community Calendar listings to: Tri-City Record, There was a lot on the line for both onds from the 4-yard line. But the pass coast to Shelby last Friday night, Peggy Mills, Barbara Moore Sum- Jackass crew. The Indians will now host Fennville, Coloma Box 7, Watervliet, Ml 49098; Fax to (269) 463-8329; teams last Friday night as the Panthers was intercepted, even though it ap- October 22, and fell by a 27-7 score to to Lawrence merfelt, Toni Marchetta Davis, Vir- who they beat earlier in the season by or E-mail to [email protected] hosted undefeated Lawton in their peared that the intended Watervliet end its season. ginia Moore Fox. Marilyn Standsfield Paranormal Activity 2... a 21-13 score in week four, in the first The Hartford girls varsity volleyball Public Library final game of the regular season. The receiver was interfered with in the end Coloma's only score came in the team dropped a conference match to Walldort, Judy Smith Maxwell, and Plot unknown - a sequel to Oren Peli's Listings must be renewed weekly; the listings deadline round of the Division 6 playoffs. Blue Devils were looking for their zone. That's the way it goes, though, fourth quarter on a seven-yard pass Lawrence last week by scores of 26- Story Hour Fred Treece. no-budget blockbuster, in which a for next week's newspaper is 12:00 noon on Monday. In last Friday night's game against first unbeaten season in ages and the so game over. from Andrew SteinhofT to D.J. Tho- 24. 20-25. 25-20. and 25-15. Coloma Public Library continues to Anyone having any infonnation on couple became increasingly disturbed Lawrence, the Tigers actually got on 1 outright SAC South title; while, w ith a Watervliet coach Jeremy Andrews, mas. these people should please call Char- the board first to make it a 7-0 game. Hartford stats had Kaitelyn Smith offer Story Hour on Wednesdays at by a nightly demonic presence in their Sundays, 7:00-11:30 a.m. even week, "BREAKFAST SERVED AT ,n c ould a The Indians answered right back with * -1* 1 ^ :^hilc'obviously disappointed, was Shelby held a 326 to 73 edge in total with 16 kifls; BeCkVOrake with seven' 10:30 a.m. lene Brower Megna at 269-468-3207. new home. COLOMA ROD & GUN CLUB," Angling Road. Open to the public. ll e as . '—-r 4-— the " well along with a playoff 'really impressed with the character yards, while all of Shelby's touch- kills and fhrce aces: Ashley Clark with Story Hour is open to all children Wednesdays through December 15, 7:30 a.m.-l:00 p.m., "WALK-IN a pair of first-quarter scores from Hereafter... that the team showed in coming back downs came in the first half. ages 3 and older. It is asked that all WEDNESDAYS" for seasonal flu shots, at Lakeland Center for Out- Gareth MacMillan to take a 14-7 edge A supernatural thriller centered on Things didn't look good for the Pan- to almost win the game after being Shelby is now 7-2 and goes on to the COSTISI ED 0\PAGE 16 children by supervised by adults. From Oct. 31-Sov. 7 patient Services, 3900 Hollywood Road, St. Joseph. Also available are: after one quarter. MacMillan's first three people - a blue-collar American score came on a six-yard run while his thers right away, as the Blue Devils down 28-7 at one point in the first playoffs, while the Comets end their There is no fee or signup required. Cholesterol Lipid Panel, Osteoporosis Health Screen, and Body Composi- (Damon), a French journalist (de scored right away for a 7-0 lead and half. "It would have been real easy for seasonal 1-8. tion Analysis. Call 2690556-2808 or 866-260-7544 for costs/information. second came on a 27-yard run. Many thanks "Stick Up France), and a London school boy - then took advantage of a Watervliet them to give up," he stated, "but they Coloma yifis down Bees Wednesdays at 10:15 a.m. & Thursdays at 1:15 p.m., "HARTFORD The second quarter saw the Indians Thanks to everyone who attended the who are touched by death in different miscue and scored again to make it fought back and were in a position to PUBLIC LIBRARY CHILDREN'S STORY TIME;' for ages 2-5. No put two more scores on the board, The Coloma girls volleyball team mim 14-0 before people were comfortable win right up to the very end." book sale this past Saturday! It was a For Kids" ways, causing their lives to intersect. with Shayne Carlson breaking loose great success! registration required. Parents & caregivers are always welcome. in their seats. The first half ended that The win would have given the Pan- beat Bridgman last week in three Pit Stop Wednesdays & Thursdays, ^STORY HOUR AT WATERVLIET DIS- for an 84-yard score; while MacMil- games by scores of 25-22, 25-13, and We'll see you in August 2011, dunng fundraiser at way, with Lawton up 14-0. thers a share of the SAC South title By Mike Leith lan scored his third touchdown of thc 25-21. the Glad-Peach Festival! TRICT LIBRARY.^ Sign up at the front desk. Also, ongoing book sale. The second quarter saw the Panthers along with Lawton, and Hartford night on another six-yard run to make Coloma stats had Julie Timm with 14 Art display Keeler Keg Fridays, 10:00 a.m.-noon & 1:00-3:00 p.m., "FREE ASSISTANCE TO finally get on the board when Jacob would have also shared in that as well. HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS AND ADULTS IN FILLING OUT FAFSA it a 28-7 game. digs, two aces, and II kills; Megan The Creative Artists Guild of South- Cowsert hit Aaron Dabicci with an Watervliet had 393 yards of total of- Hamlin tightens FORMS" at Lake Michigan College, Richard J. Pappas Student Services Lawrence then scored a touchdown Garrod with 26 assists; Taylor Stevens western Michigan has a new display eight-yard touchdown pass to make it fense, with 306 of that coming & Kitchen One-Stop Center, Napier Avenue Campus in Benton Township. Call 269- before the half to make it a 28-14 with 15 digs; Courtney Hauch with 11 at the library! a 14-7 game. through the air and 87 on the ground. Chase with Each year. Keeler Keg & Kitchen in 927-8112 or at 1-800-252-1562, extension 8112, if you have questions. game at that point. kills, two aces, and two blocks; Kylee Stop in to see the beautiful pieces on Lawton answered with two more Jacob Cowsert completed 26 of 44 Keeler, Michigan, raises funds for a Friday, October 29, 3:00-5:00 p.m., "DOWNTOWN WATERVLIET I don't know what Coach Janicki said Morlock with 12 digs and two aces; display, created by members of the scores to make it a 28-7 game late in passes for 288 yards and four touch- local organization to help kids but the Valid: Fri. 10/29/10 to HALLOW EEN SIDEWALK PARADE" for area youngsters. Haunted to thc Indians at halftime but they along with Heather Leonard's four Martinsville win community. the half. downs. Aaron Dabicci had 10 catches Thursday 11/4/10 house in the Fifth Third Bank building until 8:00 p.m. came out on fire in the third quarter aces. restaurant goes about it in a very But the Panthers didn't lay down and for 108 yards and two touchdowns, Right now it appears that this year's "Saw 3D (R) and scored four touchdowns to put thc unique way. Friday & Saturday, October 29 & 30, "HALLOWEEN HAUNTED took advantage of the time they had Travis Bolin had seven catches for 69 Watervliet girls Chase might go right down to the game away for good. It's called "Stick Up For Kids" and 12:45, 2:00, 3:00, 4:15. 5:15, HOUSE" at Hartford Public Library. There will also be a Young Children s left and scored on another eight-yard yards and a touchdown, Kyle Roberts wire. Denny Hamlin's win at Martins- Start date is Jan. 2011 Halloween Party. The first score came on a 50-yard run beat Marcellus patrons of the restaurant are encour- 6:45,7:45,10:00 pass trom Cowsert to Dabicci to make had seven catches for 103 yards and a ville last weekend made sure of that by MacMillan for his fourth touch- The Watervliet girls beat Marcellus aged to try to stick dollar bills into the It's Kind of a Funny Story Saturday, October 30, 11:00 a.m.-l:00 p.m., "HARVEST PARTY" at it a 28-14 game at the half. touchdown, while John McCarthy had by closing to within six points of Bible college business' ceiling. Watervliet First United Methodist Church, comer of Church Street & Red down of the night. The second score leader Jimmie Johnson, with four (PG13) came on a 49-yard run by Carlson, the "There's a little trick to it," explains Arrow Highway, Watervliet. A fire truck and firemen will also be at the races to go. classes to be Deborah Northrup. owner of the pop- 1:00, 3:25, 6:15, 8:35 party. Prizes given out for costumes worn by kids of all ages and adults. third score came on a 31-yard pass It was Hamlin's seventh win this year ular establishment in Keeler. "You "Hereafter (PG13) Saturday, October 30,2:00-3:30 p.m., "HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL & from Matt Najacht to Brant Koshar, ^ boost mobile and his 15th career victory. He's now offered at wrap up a quarter and tack with your 1:00,3:45,6:30, 8:00, 9:15 MINI HAUNTED HOUSE" at Hartford Public Library. Haunted House and the final score came on an II -yard won three in a row at Martinsville and run by Carlson for his third touch- dollar bill and then you give it a flick. "Paranormal Activity 2 (R) is geared to 10 & under children. Carnival games w/prizes & candy. four in all. He took the checkered flag down of the night. NEW AND USED SYSTEMS The Sanctuary The weight of the quarter will lead 12:55, 2:05, 3:05, 4:15, 5:15, Saturday, October 30, 3:00 p.m., "HALLOWEEN IN THE PARK," by over two seconds over Mark Mar- the tack into thc ceiling, leaving your sponsored by Coloma Charter Township Police Dept., beginning at the The game went quickly from there, tin, who made up two laps and was 6:25, 7:25, 8:30, 9:35 STOCK AND READY TOGO! Church donation hanging until the take-down Coloma Fire Station and ending with a hot dog roast & children's games with a running clock for the whole charging toward the front at the end "Jackass 3D (R) party." from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. at Baker Park in downtown Coloma. Event is free fourth quarter. Harvick finished third after leading The Sanctuary Church. 247 E. St. This year, Northrup has decided to 12:45, 3:00, 5:15, 7:45, 9:10, of charge. This replaces the merchant trick or treating. Hartford ended the evening with 558 Laptops and Desktops most of the later laps of the race. Kyle Joseph Street (Red Arrow Highway), give all the money to the Sister Lakes 10:00 Sunday, October 31, to Saturday, November 7, '•STICK UP FOR yards of total offense, with 499 of that Busch finished fourth, followed by in Coloma will be oflenng Bible col- Where the Highways Meet.. In Watervliet Business Association who uses thc "Red (PG13) KIDS FUNDRAISER" at Keeler Keg & Kitchen in Keeler. Daily games coming on the ground and 59 more Jimmie Johnson. lege classes as an extension of Faith funds to help local families during the & prizes. Money raised for Sister Lakes Business Association for local through the air. Shayne Carlson had an 104 N Main Street At this point, with four races remain- Bible Institute in Monroe, Louisiana, 1:10,3:45,6:20, 7:30, 8:55, 9:55 holidays. families during the holidays. amazing 306 yards and three touch- ing, it appears as if the Chase is down beginning in January 2011. Secretariat (PG) The fundraiser culminates with a Sunday, October 31, 10:30 a.m. senice, "MUSIC AND MEMORIES downs on 25 carries, while Gareth to three drivers in Johnson, Hamlin If you have ever wanted to deepen 12:30, 1:40, 3:30, 4:25, 7:00, Computer Problems ? weeklong campaign to fill the ceiling. SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S UCC," 1650 N. Bainbridge Center Road, MacMillan had 154 yards and four and Harvick who trails the leader by your knowledge of the Bible or obtain From October 31 through Sunday, 9:45 Bainbridge Twp. "Family favorites" potluck after the service. Everyone is touchdowns on 16 carries. Matt Na- 62 points. a Bible degree, then these classes are Let us fix them and never leave the house (or office)! November 7, there will be daily Life As We Know It (PG13) invited. Call the church office at 468-5379 for more information jacht completed four-of-seven passes Dale liamhardt Jr. managed to have for you. You don't even have to up- games and prizes; including a chance 1:00, 3:35,6:10, 8:45 Friday, November 5, 7:45 a.m.-3:30 p.m., "BLOOD DRIVE" spon- for 59 yards and one touchdown. the south-central Virginia crowd roar- root your family to attend; the classes to win a pizza per month for a year. sored by the Coloma High School Student Council, in the Junior High Brant Koshar had two catches for 34 Now offering "Remote Desktop Support" ing for the 90 laps he led, which is the are being offered here locally. The Social Network (PG13) Northrup is also oflenng unique food Library. Open to the public. yards and one touchdown, while Man- most he's led the pack all season. But This course is chronological, a study 12:55, 3:30, 6:05, 7:05, 8:40, and drink specials during the final Friday, November 5, 5:00 p.m., "SOUP KITCHEN SUPPER" at North ny Apreza and Shayne Carlson each most of the attention w as on Jeff Gor- of the Bible in the order the events ac- 9:40 No need to disconnect your system and bring it to our oftlce. Just week of the fundraiser. Berrien Senior Center, Ryno Road, Coloma. Cost is S5/adult; $3/12 & caught one pass as well. Juan Perez don and Kurt Busch. tually took place. Classes are compre- "Legend of the You can also bring nonperishable under. Sponsored by Paw Paw Lake Yacht Club Auxiliary. ended the night with seven extra-point sit down, click your mouse a few times and let us go to work re- Gordon's most recent history with hensive, covering every book of the food items and earn a free appetizer. Guardians 2D (PG) kicks. Busch came a quarter lap before the Bible (usually verse by verse) and solving your problem. These food donations will be sent to 12:40, 3:00, 5:20 On defense, the Indians had Andrew ultimate payback, but their past histo- every major Doctrine (or teaching) of Taking care of your disposal needs the Food Pantry in Hartford. Easy A(PG13) Garcia wuh nine tackles and Tony ry this season includes a cut tire on the Bible. They are practical and ex- On Nov. 7, Keeler Keg & Kitchen Kucharski with eight tackles. Brant No need to bring your system in and then try to figure out where Busch's car that left him steamed at citing. with an emphasis on Personal 4:30 will have a "take-down party" to re- Orchard Hill Koshar and John Schercr each had Gordon after finishing 32nd on the In- Life Application in every lesson. Flick Family Film Ffisfival all those wires go when you get it back home. No down-time, move all the "dangling donations" two interceptions; while Schercr, R.J. fineon road course in June. The im- Classes are recorded at Faith Bible Cats and Dogs and count up this year's contribution. Bisnett, and J. Mullins each had fum- your system is always available to pact on the title hopes of Gordon, who Institute and then shown here one Sanitary Landfill You are invited to come out to the 1:55 ble recoveries. was already near virtual elimination, night a week for three hours that you. You get to watch what we do. introductory Price restaurant, located at the comer of The other side of the bracket in the was huge as he limped home in 20th. night. 3290 Hennessey Rd., Watervliet Territorial Road and County Road Celebrating thg CJassir.s Indians' district will pit Bangor at lie's 203 points behind Jimmie John- If you're not able to attend all the Montague, with both winners playing 687 in Keeler. just south of Hartford, "The Sting" $79.99 son in the chase standings. classes, you can check out the DVDs 463-5588 the following week. For those who for great food, a great time and a great Tue./Thurs. 1:30 & 5:45 Call us today 269-463-4963 Kequiru htoadbjrul uxeu This week, they travel to Talladega and view them on your own time. may have forgotten or may not know, $7<) w i, fw ihe lirsi 30 miouia any additional time will be cause. Open Monday - Friday 7a,m. - 4:30p.m., Saturday 7a.m. - 12 Noon Uwgnl at a raie of SI 90 pet mimuc for the AMP Energy Juice 500 where the Indians* road to a state champi- Jamie McMurray is the defending champ. 12 Tri-City Record October 28, 2010 above the Prime Rate. This sum mon elements of said CONDO- 2010. October 28, 2010 Tri-City Record 13 will increase as additional interest, MINIUM as set forth in said Raynell Amanda Szczepanski-Alt- Public ISoticcs and Hunt Ads Hunting & He said they manage wildlife on over practice materials will be provided. Club will be holding HunteP&ight-In costs, expenses, and attorneys fees Master Deed, and any amend- hoff, Stevensville; and Ryan Derrek We will be getting quotes for a new four million state-owned acres as well Class size is limited, so pre-registra- Days on October 30 and October 31 at accrue under the notes and other loan ments thereto, last amended by Althoff, St. Joseph. Married April WANT ADS computer for the Treasurer. Fishing Reports • o .t v > as helping Michiganians manage tion is required. 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. . ; documents (hereinafter "Loan Docu- Amendment recorded in Liber 2007; Divorced September 2010. We will possibly be purchasing used wildlife on their own lands; yet the Thc sessions will be approximately ments") and which are permitted 58 of Condominiums, page 218, Mark Edward Klinke, Granger, In- By Angle Stair fireproof filing cabinets, depending staffing capacity has decreased by ap- 1.5 hours in length and is recommend- The sight-in fee is S5 per gun and under Michigan law after the date set and as described in Act 59 of the diana; and Elizabeth Ann Klinke, on the price. 621-4329 angie(a)cybersol.com proximately 30% over the last 20 ed for persons 8 years of age and up. club members invite you to take this forth below. Public Acts of Michigan of Stevensville. Married October 1998; Meeting adjourned at 8:08 p.m. I years. Phone 269-668-2876 to register. opportunity to try the club's moving As of October 21. 2010. the amount 1978, as amended. Divorced October 2010. Bow hunters have a little over two To find ORV trail maps for state- Respectfully submitted, The draft plan is located on the deer target. due under Loan 3 and secured by the TAX IDENTIFICATION NUM- Nicholas Karey Greene, Bridgman; Kurt Dowd, Trustee weeks to get that big buck. Archery owned lands, visit www.michigan DNRE Web site at www.mich^an Mortgage given by Mortgagor in BER: 11-13-2400-0005-00-1 and Kimberly Megan Greene, Battle season statewide will end on Novem- .gov orvtrails. Violations of these and BERRIEN COUNTY (10-28-10-TCR) .gov/wildlife. For more information, contact Martin favor of Mortgagee is the sum of The redemption period shall be SIX Creek. Married February 2006; Di- ber 14, and the statewide regular fire- other rules should be reported by call- SPORTSMANS CLI B Comments will be accepted until Oc- Pnllwitz at 269-463-3472 $1.875.986.32. including interest on vorced October 2010. SYNOPSIS OF THE (6) MONTHS from the date of the arm season opens November 15. Fire- ing 1-800-292-7800. tober 29, 2010. The Berrien County Sportsman's REGULAR MEETING the Note at the current default rate of foreclosure sale, unless determined Christine Marie Hughes, Colom; and arm season runs to November 30 and Six Percent (6%) per annum above Randy Dale Hughes, Coloma. Mar- abandoned in accordance with then the late archery season opens and Fishing is very slow and, with the The DNRE will host an "Open OF THE the Prime Rate. This sum will in- ried June 1992; Divorced September MCLA Section 600.3241a. runs from December 1 (2010) to Janu- storms and winds of this past week, House" on Wednesday, November 10, crease as additional interest, costs, Nature Notebook BENTON CHARTER Dated: October 21. 2010 2010. ary 1,2011. few anglers were out fishing. Wave to provide information and receive expenses, and attorneys fees accrue Jeramie James Medlin, Buchanan; By Eileen Carlson TOWNSHIP BOARD OF MORTGAGEE: The Fall Wild Turkey season closes action on Lake Michigan went from public comment on proposed forest under the Loan Documents and and Andrea Lynn Medlin, Niles. Sarett Nature Center Naturalist TRUSTEES THE PRIVATEBANK AND November 14, along with Pheasant three to five feet last Saturday to gales management treatments for 2012 in which are permitted under Michigan TRUST COMPANY Married January 2004; Divorced (male only). Quail, RufTed Grouse and of 45 knots and waves of eight to 12 the Cadillac Forest Management Unit. 927-4S32 eileenc a sarett.com HELD ON OCTOBER 19, law after the date set forth below. 120 S. LaSalle September 2010. Woodcock. feet by Wednesday night. The "Open House" will be held from Thus, the total amount due under the Chicago, IL 60603 Douglas E. Thompson, Niles Town- FOR RENT 2010, AT 5:30 P.M. There is another Ruficd Grouse sea- Inland lakes have been producing a 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the Carl T. John- Sarett Nature Center is located Notes and Mortgage, including inter- Drafted by: Lindsay B. Davenport ship; and Sandra Thompson, Amaril- ONE-BEDROOM.... Apartment. h^ntoitchartertHp.or^ son statewide from December I few Bluegill and other pan fish, when son Center in Cadillac. at 2300 Benton Center Road est, costs, expenses, and attorneys (P73909) lo, Texas. Married December 2003; (2010) to January 1, 2011; and also a weather has permitted. Fishin' Hole near thc intersection of Washer, dryer, dishwasher, stove, MEMBERS PRESENT: Supervisor The formal review to decide on pre- fees, as of the date of this Notice is Attomeys for Mortgagee Divorced October 2010. Pheasant season in Zone 3 (partial) #2 reported Big Paw Paw Lake fisher- Red Arrow Highway and I-196 refrigerator, carport. One-year lease Elden Piontek. Clerk scriptions for these areas is scheduled $4.097.360.25. which shall increase Kreis, Enderle, Hudgins & Mellisa Renee Pepple, Baroda; and required. NO SMOKING, NO PETS. Carolyn Phillips. Trea- from December I (2010) to January I, men had reported a few Northern Pike for 9:00 a.m. Thursday, December 2, after the date of this Notice in the Borsos, P.C. Scan Alan Pepple, Baroda. Married 468-5567. urer Debbie Boothby, 2011. and Walleye being taken while trolling at thc Cadillac Public Library in Cad- When you arc out rustling through thc They don'l need any nutrition right manner set forth above. One Moorsbridge, P.O. Box 4010, February 2004; Divorced October (10-28,11-4-IO-TCR) Trustees Paul Harvey, with rapalas earlier in the week. illac. fallen leaves, watch for a wooly bear now because their life cycle is on hold Under the power of sale contained in Kalamazoo. Michigan 49003-4010 2010. The Department of Natural Resources Salmon fishing has all but stopped in HUGE YARD SALE Carolyn Fowler, Rosie Maps and information can be ac- caterpillar that may be crossing your throughout the w inter. the Mortgage, and the statute in such Phone: (269) 324-3000 Jacqueline Alene Arnold, Berrien and Environment (DNRE) reminds the area and not much has been heard 6 FAMILIES...Thursday, Friday & Hudson & Nora Jefferson cessed at www.michigan.gov dnr un- path. It could be racing along at a top When thc caterpillars awake in May, case made and provided, notice is Fax: (269) 324-3010 Springs; and Anthony Wayne Arnold, hunters heading to the field and using Saturday, October 28, 29 & 30, from MEMBERS ABSENT: None about Steelhead yet cither. der the Forests, Land & Water section. speed of 4 feet per minute (or 0.5 they will cat a small amount before hereby given that the Mortgage will (10-21, 10-28, 11-4. 11-11, 11-18-TCR) Berrien Springs. Married June 1989; an off-road vehicle (ORV) to follow 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., 9543 S. Clay Drive, ALSO PRESENT: Building Inspec- mph) ... downright speedy for a one finishing their metamorphosis into an be foreclosed by sale of the mort- Divorced September 2010. the land-use regulations. WatervIiet,off S. County Line Road. tor Chris Fuchs Over the past year, the DNRE's Wild- The Wolf Lake State Fish Hatchery and one-half inch long creature! Isabella tiger moth. The new adult will gaged premises at public sale to the Joshua Patrick Rogers-Farmer, Niles DNRE Law Enforcement Division (10-28-10-TCR) Minutes of the regular meeting held Divorces life Division has worked to develop a Visitor Center in Mattawan will be of- Thc fuzzy orange and black caterpil- immediately mate and produce the highest bidder at the Second Floor, Township; and Rosanne Irene Wilds, Chief Gary Hagler said, "ORV restric- strategic plan that will focus and pri- October 5, 2010, were approved as fering "Nature Stories" on Saturdays lars arc wandering around in search of upcoming fall's caterpillars. Jury Assembly Room, Berrien Berrien County Niles Township. Married November tions were put in place to help prevent oritize DNRE efforts over the next ORDER FOR SERVICE presented. at 10:00 a.m., beginning on November an over-wintering spot. They prefer a Contrary to popular folklore, the County Courthouse, St. Joseph, Compiled by Annette Christie 2006; Divorced October 2010. damage to our natural resources and five years. The plan has been titled the BY PUBLICATION Approved a rezoning/special use per- 6 with Mrs. Redwing s Speckled Eggs. cozy bed under loose bark but any width of thc caterpillar's bands is not Michigan 49085, that being the The following divorces were granted Gary Lee Etter, St. Joseph; and Julie conflict with other outdoor recreation- GPS (Guiding Principles and Strate- mit request from Greg Fisher, 1643 There will also be stories on Novem- protected place will do. Unlike box a predictor of winter's length. A nar- POSTING AND NOTICE place of the holding of the Circuit in Berrien County. The plaintiffs Ann Etter, St. Joseph. Married July ists. To ensure the future of legal ORV gies). Riverside Road from F-Heavy Indus- ber 20 of this year and on January 8 cider bugs and ladybugs, they don't row orange band results when the OF ACTION Court for Berrien County, State of name is listed first, followed by the 1983; Divorced September 2010. use in Michigan, we ask riders to "It was imperative that we set a new trial to A-2 Single Family. and 22 of next year. The stories are usually invade houses looking for that caterpillar has been eating well. Michigan, on Thursdav. November defendant: Michelle Denise Thomas, Benton know and closely follow the regula- course," said Wildlife Division Chief STATE OF MICHIGAN Adopted resolution authorizing the about animals, their habits and habi- spot. 2?. MQi at ii;Q0 a m. Lisa Kay Kehoe, Lakeside; and Bri- Harbor; and Andre Dejuan Thomas tions and encourage others to do the Russ Mason. "The Wildlife Division JUDICAL DISTRICT Township Comptroller to make ac- T tats and are best suited for youngsters' You won't see them nibbling on their The parcel subject to the Mortgage an Anthony Kehoe, Lakeside. Mar- Sr., Benton Harbor. Married Decem- same." faces major challenges in staffing. E-mail vour local counting adjustments to water serv- 7-11 years of age, but all are welcome. usual food of grasses and weeds, like JUDICAL CIRCUIT which is being sold is located at ried July 1987; Divorced October ber 1988; Divorced October 2010. You can find more information about funding and various emerging wildlife ice accounts to ensure reliable ac- The Visitor Center will also have Fly dandelion and plantain, because at this sports news to: CASE NO 10-41150DM-D 18369 Mariner Ridge, New Buffa- 2010. Kelley Elizabeth Ann Lembke, ORV regulations in the handbook at issues such as disease, climate change count information and customer bill- Tying 101 on Saturday, November 6, time of year they are done eating. recordfa i2k.com Court address: lo, Michigan 49117, in the Town- MonKeith E. Brown, Benton Buchanan; and Douglas Wayne www.offroad-ed.com/mi/handbook. and land use." ing, as deemed necessary by the and again on Nov. 20 at 1:00 p.m. All 811 Port St. ship of New Buffalo, County of Harbor; and Allison Nichole Brown, Lembke, Buchanan Township. Mar- Comptroller. St. Joseph, MI 49085 Berrien, State of Michigan, and Battle Creek. Married November ried October 2007; Divorced October Accepted the low bid of S4,285.63 269-983-7111 legally described as follows: 2005; Divorced September 2010. 2010. from Mike & Son for purchase of a Plaintiff name and address Unit(s) 5, of FOREST BEACH Karen McMutuary, Benton Harbor; Susan Eve Bartos, Kalamazoo; and new snow plow. Karl George Oehling 111 CONDOMINIUM, a condo- and Carson McMutuary, Chicago, Il- Jeffery Michael Bartos II, Three Approved payment of bills in the 1053 Willow Dr. minium according to the Master linois. Married December 1985; Di- Oaks. Married August 2006; Di- amount of $259,288.16. Please call on us for quality products and professional services St. Joseph, Ml 49085 Deed thereof recorded in Liber vorced October 2010. vorced September 2010. The meeting was adjourned at 5:43 Defendant name and address 58 of Condominiums, page 1, LauraLee Feole, Bridgman; and Jo- Beth Anne Clark, St. Joseph; and p.m. Alisa Oehling Berrien County Records, and seph Patrick Feole, Laporte, Indiana. Bernard Allen Clark, Stevensville. ACCOUNTING & TAXES AUTO GLASS AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS Carolyn Phillips, Uzbekistan designated as Berrien County Married March 2000; Divorced Sep- Married September 1982; Divorced Township Clerk Sirdaria CONDOMINIUM Subdivision September 2010. Joseph D Immoos (10-28-10-TCR) tember 2010. DRAKE BUSINESS SYSTEMS SadridmeAini 14 Plan No. 58, and any amend- Thomas Alan Panepucci, Niles; and Robin Anne Miller, Niles; and Clyde Owner / Technician Monthly Accounting & Bookkeeping Alisa Paplavskaya LIEN SALE ments thereto, together with an Patricia Ann Panepucci, Niles. Mar- Miller, BunkerHill, Indiana. Married dOfo undivided interest in the com- Garage 5572 Paw Paw Lake Rd ried May 1997; Divorced September April 1996; Divorced Sept. 2010. TAX SERVICES Auto Glass Plaintiff attorney THE FOLLOWING UNITS - have Coloma. Mi 49038 Kenneth L. Sutton [email protected] ROBERT B. LUTZ been taken under possession by 468-8005 Sparkle U-Stor-It for lack of pay- NOTICE OF ELECTION (P32588) 7196 Red Arrow HUT. tel. 369-463-5102 ment. These units will be auctioned 416 N. Main Street 320 Main St. TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE HARTFORD PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT Watervliet, Ml 19098 toll free. 866-786-6268 Automotive Service and Repair St. Joseph, MI 49085 on November 8 if the tenant fails to RO. Box 296, Watervliet Ml 49098 Slate Licensed Master Technician claim the unit. -in 269-983-0658 The regular election for Hartford Public Schools Ph. (269) 463-7211 Fax 463-7154 -.••ii.r.rs-, r -we make it easy for you! Over 30 years Lxporteftce Marquette Coates, Benton Harbor, will be held on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2010. TO: Alisa (Paplavskaya) Oehling 2, .uxu*. jittii vv HI* www.ezanto^laN.H.iiet Serving Southwest Midjig^n >T IT IS ORDERED: You are being Mi; Unit #48 The polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Andrea Frtalich, Stevensville, MI; sued by plaintiff in this court to ob- THE FOLLOWING CANDIDATE POSITIONS WILL BE SUBMITTED TO THE VOTE OF THE ELECTORS AT Unit #284 tain a divorce. You must file your THIS ELECTION: Three (3) members to the Board of Education of the district for full terms of six (6) years BALLOONS & GIFTS BUILDING MAINTENANCE BUDGET BLINDS Marjorie Griffin, Benton Harbor, ending 2016. answer or take other action permitted Irincl etisrom window MI; Unit #75 BERRY'S HANDYMAN SERVICE by law in this court address above on Budget. coverings that fit your sty le! Jackolin & Antonio Ingram, Benton THE FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY OF THE PROPOSAL THAT WILL APPEAR ON THE BALLOT: HARTFORD Buildiny Maintenance & Home Repair or before December 20, 2010. If you PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPERATING MILLAGE RENEWAL PROPOSAL EXEMPTING PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE AND Harbor. MI; Unit #210 40 years experience in residential A commercial building Shutters • Wood Blinds fail to do so, a default judgment may OTHER PROPERTY EXEMPTED BY LAW 18 MILLS FOR 6 YEARS Sanah'd Come* Blinds Drapanes • Ctilular Shades • Soft Shades Benny Meekins, Benton Harbor, MI; ROOFS CABINETS WALLPAPER a style for tvefy point of view' be entered against you for the relief Balloons - Gifts - Toys Woven Woods • Motoriution Unit #83 Full text of the ballot proposal may be obtained at the administrative offices of Hartford Public Schools. 115 School SIDING BRICK FLOORING Awnings and more! demanded in the complaint filed in Street. Hartford. Ml 49057, telephone 269/621-7000. Mary Ninke, Benton Harbor, MI; Novelties - Seasonals this case. WINDOWS CEMENT COUNTERTOPS •'Uxpcn Mi" Measuring ant] Insialbiion Units #197 & 349 269-683-0481 John M. Donahue "he ballot is available for inspection from your local clerk or at the Office of County Clerk. All electors who are registered with Jewelry - School Supplies DOORS FAUCETS & MUCH, E*tfi F-tocftue i-vleprtfwwy Owec •«! Op^rxec Sandra Ray, Benton Harbor, MI; ie clerk of the township or city in which they reside are eligible to vote at this election. To comply with the Help America C20C7 Bjdgr Bnnds lx All Rights R«Mrv«d Judge DRYWALL PAINTING MUCH MORE! C'cnupiiiKnCfly In-itanKCdbukHUai Unit #14 ote Act (HAVA), voting instructions will be available on audio tapes and in Braille. Arrangements for obtaining the 7496 Red Arrow Hwy. BucgH Bi*Tls it a irwJetrart of Euig«t Blrxh | Sharon Hacker Inc atda Home Frarc'** Corapts Srarth JoAnn Rayford, Benton Harbor, MI; istructions in these alternative formats can be made by contacting the township or city clerk in advance of the election. A Berry Bradsher (269)921-0922 Deputy County Clerk oter Assist Terminal is located in each polling location. Watervliet 449-2612 fO"« oil SHim'I Steiwilii pnHflK'ls . Unit #54 MOMnd'Lcfcdn VfeonMaoA 4 taMn (10-28.11-4,11-11-10-TCR) Sarah Parmer, owner 76834 CR 376 Covert, Mich. 49043 • •0*'0CJ Jl »10 ru* in« coi^on pfOf ID Wesley Schreiber, Benton Harbor, VOTERS LIVING IN; POLLING LOCATION- All. ARE HANPICAP ACCESSIPUfr ABSENT VOTER BALLOT INFO; t*" rxxixn canro o» OWfirM Kfi ry on* Name Change MI; Unit #265 langor Township Bangor Township Hall, 32550 C.R. 687 Clerk Unda Poland, 269/621-2202 (10-21, 10-28-10-TCR) lartford City Hartford City Hall, 19 W. Main St. Oerk Roxanne Isbrecht, 269/621-2477 To all Interested Persons: A hearing lartford Township Hartford Township Hall, 61310 C.R. 687 Clerk Julie Sweet, 269/621-3379 COMPUTER SERVICES DRUG STORE & GIFTS EXCAVATION eeler Township Keeler Township Hall, 64121 Territorial Rd. West Clerk Carl Davis, 269/621-6481 will be held on November 16, 2010, NOTICE OF awrence Township Lawrence Twp Community Services Bldg (Fire Hall) Clerk Sal Campagna, 269/674-4255 "Trusted expats in providing heallhcate at 9:15 a.m. before Magistrate Mable RESIDENTIAL Tri-County Computer Services solutions, enipoivcring you tocarc for [THROW COMMERCIAL Johnson Mayfield for the purpose of FORECLOSURE This notice is given by authority of the County Clerk of Van Buren County, Michigan. your honic and family. /^V\ INDUSTRIAL changing the name Louis Mike Car- Excavsting (cy SALE Tina Leary, Van Buren County Clerk 104 N. Main St. P rompt DEMOLITION daro to Lewis James Cordaro ^ Constpu CONTRACTOR (10-28-10-TCR) Default has been made in the condi- Watervliet j[\m Street rWcy & ' tions of a certain Revolving Credit Professional Grading. Basements. Land Clearing Mini Equipment tor Computer Problems? Sewer, Water & Septic Systems Small Spaces Hartford Township Note given by Global Fund Techno- • Full Service Pharmacy Complete Site Development Excavators. Backhoe. Knowledgeable • MedicarMf»iTirp»rep BillinRillingn for Snow Removal Dozer. Bobcats. logies, LLC, a Delaware limited lia- • Call us! Sand. Gravel. Slag. Fill & Topsoil Semi-Dumps and Regular Board Meeting SCMKIEOCR S FimNITUM Diabetic Supplies bility company, dated June 30, 2008, All Types of Trucking Flatbed Trucking October 14, 2010 to Mortgagee (defined below) (here- 269 463-4963 (go-fix-me) 387 N. Main St., Watervliet. Ml 269-925-0806 or 269-208-0721 Proposed Minutes inafter "Loan 2") and a Promissory Fax 463-4964 email: [email protected] 269-463-3164 FREE ESTIMATES. LICENSED & INSURED Supervisor Sefcik called the Regular Note dated June 30, 2008 as amend- Meeting of the Hartford Township ed and modified by an Extension and Board to order at 7:30 p.m. at the Modification Agreement, dated Dec- INTERNET PROVIDER MARINA MOTEL & ROOM RENTAL Hartford Township Hall. ember 1, 2008, given by Michael E. Members present: Supervisor Sefcik, Griffin and David Young to Mort- CI tvNets gagee (hereinafter "Loan 3H) (here- Treasurer Wilmoth and Trustee Internet Service Provider JD's MARINA Paw 1 Motel Dowd. inafter collectively referred to as the Sales - Service - Storage Public Comment opened at 7:31 p.m. "Notes") and a Mortgage and Sec- "Where Local is Better" Open All Year... Bedrooms & Suites urity Agreement (hereinafter "Mort- and closed at 7:31 p.m. 330 N. M-140, Watervliet i . Weekly - Monthly Rates Sheriffs Report placed on file.. gage") which secures said Notes, Horn* for the Holidays Dai y which Mortgage was made by Mich- DSL for as low as $24.95/nno. Jennifer Carver, South Haven Area 1-269-463-6511 [email protected] 4881 Wil-O-Paw Drive, Coloma Senior Services, left report. ael E. Griffin and Debra Lee Grif- Unlimited Dialup for $20.00/mo. Tahoe Pontoons - Evinrude Engines Call for a reservation Wightman Jones Inc. gave a presen- fin, husband and wife (hereinafter Cooking Show Sign Up Today!! Call 269-621-9025 & your new Shorestation Dealer tation. "Mortgagor"), whose address is 403 (269) 468-6080 or (269) 921-3024 Moved by Wilmoth, supported by S. LaGrange Road, LaGrange, IL With Oemna House Or visit www.citynets.com PONTOON RENTALS! Dowd, to approve the minutes of the 60525 to Mortgagee, The Private- September 9. 2010. Regular Board Bank and Trust Company (the Tuesday, November? Thursday, November II "Mortgagee") whose address is 120 Meeting Motion carried. MolldiV Inhibit 4 ;|0-4;l0pm Hon(J«VlKHibit4:l04,»Opm PRINTING SERVICES TRASH COLLECTION WATER PUMPS Moved by Dowd, supported by S. LaSalle, Chicago, IL 60603, Coofct ng Show 6; lOpm Cooking Show 6:10pm Wilmoth, to approve the attached which Mortgage is dated June 30, Tht Vmtland Ctntf r, St. Jomph Beach Haven. South Haven ENVELOPES - LETTER HEADS ed & Operated 2008, and recorded on June 8, 2009, 35 RICHCREEK WATER PUMP budget amendments. Motion car- You've tried ried. in the Berrien County Register of INVITATIONS - THANK YOU NOTES Tickets $8 in advance the rest, now Moved by Dowd, supported by Deeds. State of Michigan, at Liber SALES & SERVICE mc\ 2887, Page 1607. $10 at the Door Wilmoth, to pay bills and payroll in BUSINESS CARDS • BROCHURES try the BEST! 5587 the amount oj $42,519.93. Motion -As ot October 21. 2010. the amount Radio Station Studios The Christmas Tree due under Loan 2 secured by the 463-3241 srr carried NapicrAve, Benton Htr&or Off North Mi3, Benton Harbor DESIGN & CONSULTING Dowd gave update on the Planning Mortgage given by Mortgagor in Servicing all types of water pumps fllthecoMl^om Commission. favor of Mortgagee is the sum of tmJm Karl Bayer S2.221.373.93. including interest on uraum and related equipment. Ed Richcreek Zoning Administrator's report placed 3290 Hennessey Road Watervliet. MI the Note at the current default rate of ID37 on file. Tri-City Record 463-6397 269-463-3232 1-800-246-5992 Ask me about the living water New Business: Five Percent (5%) per annum CQBY-fM 14 Tri-City Record October 28, 2010

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other successful businesses including by Ron Jelinek, due to tenn limits. He is the two-term Genesee County religious reasons Tuesday il Espcrion Therapeutics, which was John Proos, facing a term limit as a Prosecutor. He served for 12 years on * appointed to work as an election State House seats and County Commission seats on your ballot later purchased by Pfizer. state Representative, is seeking thc the Flint Township Board and as the inspector in a precinct outside of your Snyder was appointed by Govemor Senate seat along with Democrat Scott Township Clerk. precinct of residence. Thomas Erdmann (D) of South Haven mittee. Supt. urges and has served on the Board policy, John Engler to serve as the first Chair- Elliott. Prior to being elected prosecutor. Voters who wish to receive their Tuesday KK is a current Van Buren County Com- He serves on various other commit- finance and disciplinary committees. man of the Michigan Economic De- Leyton worked in a private law prac- absentee ballot by mail have until 2:00 missioner for District I. He has served tees including the Area Agency on He has also been involved with the \ velopment Corporation in 1999. He tice as a civil litigator. He is a gradu- p.m. Saturday, October 30, to submit two terms in that position. He is a Aging, Southwest Michigan Planning "Yes" vote Hartford Recreation Council. * put into place a strong business model ate of the University of Toledo and the application to their city or town- graduate of Western Michigan Uni- Commission, Michigan Works, Public Najacht has four children: a graduate that became one of the nation's lead- Cooley Law School of Lansing. ship clerk. Voters must include their versity, earning a master of science on Hartford ol Hartford, a senior, a sophomore, • lb* T Health Board, Labor Negotiations, ti ing public-private economic de-vclop- Republican Bill Schuette is from name, address, and the qualifying rea- degree in accountancy, with honors. and Building and Grounds. and a fourth-grader. ¥ ^ ment programs. Lansing. He works in private legal son for requesting the ballot. An Nesbitt was the owner of an account- Hanson and his wife have been mar- schools millage I am passionate about ensuring that • • * He has been an economic develop- practice as senior counsel at the law absentee ballot application is available ing firm for more than 17 years. ried for 38 years and they have four our students and stall' have the neces- • By Mary Brost Reck u ment leader in Washtenaw County for firm of Wamcr. Norcross and Judd. at any local clerk's office or online at • Berrien County children. They reside in Hamilton sary tools to succeed and increase stu- i In thc Hartford School District, there the past decade. He authored thc busi- John Proos Scott Elliot He formerly served Michigan as a w w w. M i c h i g a n . g o v / v o t e < * Township. dent achievement," said Najacht. "If Commissioner will also be a public schools ballot in ness plan and was the first Chairman Proos is a third-term House member, United States Congressman from file: vhct084vsnapfD07\dos\exec\sha you give me the privilege of repre- ***** * District 2 conjunction with thc general election. for Ann Arbor SPARK, one of thc serving on the House Corrections 1985-1990. rcdCommunications%200frice\Prcss i .* senting you for another term. I will By Annette Christie Van Buren County Besides thc state and federal elections most successful economic develop- Appropriations Subcommittee and the Following an unsuccessful run for the oo20Rclcases%20Land\Press%20Rele 4 Jon Hinkelman is seeking to continue continue lo work for you. students and 0 Commissioner and ballot requests, there arc three ment programs in the country. In House Human Services Appropria- U.S. Senate in 1990. he served as Dir- ascs o202010\Drafts\Drafts\www.Mic serving the residents of District 2, staff, and ensure Hartford Public Governor School Board positions and a millage 2009, SPARK reported it helped tions Subcommittee. ector of the Department of Agriculture higan.gov\votc. A request can also be Bainbridge, Sodus, Pipestone and District 4 Schools is successful." Virg Bemero (D) is starting his fifth request to consider. secure $147 million in investments for Prior to running for office, Proos from 1991 -1993 under Govemor John submitted in a simple letter or on a Watervliet townships. Hinkelman, Richard Freestone is seeking a renew- Timothy Summerhill is the chal- year as our state capital's Mayor. He Berrien County Last year, the Hartford School Board the region, while helping 33 compa- served as Deputy Chief of Staff to Engler. He was elected to the Mich- postcard. who is finishing his second term at thc al of his office as County Commis- lenger. hoping to unseat one of the has served previously as a county Representative voted to move the May school elec- nies announce expansions with plan to U.S. Representative Fred Upton. He igan Senate from 1995-2003. Most re- Voters can also track their absentee Berrien County level, is currently sioner for District 4. which includes current Board members to cam his commissioner, a state representative, tions to coincide with the November hire a total of 2,118 employees. also worked as Vice President of cently, he was a judge on the Mich- ballot online through this Web site. 79th District Chairman of thc Finance Committee. Hartford Township, Bangor Town- first term on the Board. and a senator. He has also served as general elections in the even years. Heritage Homes in Berrien County. igan Court of Appeals. The absentee ballot tracking feature Republican Al Pscholka and Demo- A lifetime resident of Watervliet, he ship, a portion of Covert Township, a "1 just want to be a part of ensuring Thc Board took this action to help Congress A 1988 graduate of Lake Michigan Schuette is a graduate of Georgetown notes when an application for an crat Mary Brown face off for the 79th graduated from Watervliet High portion of Lawrence Township, the that the kids have a fair shake." Sum- , save costs and to encourage greater Catholic High School, he holds a University and earned his J.D. from absentee ballot has been received by District Representative seat being School and Southwestern Michigan Village of Lawrence and thc City of merhill said of his decision to run. ! Sixth District voter participation. bachelor's degree in political science the University of San Francisco Law the local clerk's office, when the bal- vacated by John Proos. College. He and his wife. Diane, have Hartford. "Thc current Board is doing a fine job The Sixth District includes Berrien. Since there are some differences in from Marquette University and a mas- School. lot was sent, and when the clerk Al Pscholka is currently District three children. He is certainly serving his 12th year but. as a straight-shooting honest guy. J Van Buren. Kalamazoo, Cass and St. the way city, township and school dis- ter's degree in higher education received the returned ballot. Director for United States Congress- Hinkelman is running unopposed. as Commissioner. He serves on the 1 believe 1 can do as good a job as any Joseph counties and a part of Calhoun trict boundaries are determined, some administration from Michigan State Registered voters may visit their city man Fred Upton. He was appointed to Area Agency on Aging, Van Buren/ and help this community." and Allegan counties. Absentee ballots residents will have a different ballot University. or township clerk's office for an that position in November 2004. Berrien County Cass Health Department, is Chairman Summerhill has three children cur- Fred Upton has represented South- style - based on their school district. He and his wife, Kristy, have three absentee ballot through 4:00 p.m. He is a former Vice President of Cor- Commissioner of the Building and Grounds Com- rently in Hartford schools and a west Michigan for the last 24 years. still available for Only voters in the Hartford School children and they reside in St. Joseph. Monday, November I. Those who re- nerstone Alliance, where he served for mittee, and Chairman of thc Van daughter and stepson who have al- ' Virg Bernaro Rick Snyder He describes himself as one that puts District 1 District will have thc opportunity to Scott Elliott of Benton Harbor runs a quest a ballot in person on Nov. 1 nine years. He completed two terms as Buren Public Transit Board. ready graduated. Summerhill is him- principle ahead of politics, doing w hat November election Robert Wooley is seeking another vote on the school issues. the executive director of a statewide bookstore, dance studio and art gallery must vote the ballot while in the a trustee on the Lincoln Township A graduate of Western Michigan Uni- self an HHS alumnus. He has been is in the best interest of the people of two-year term to continue serving the Four area citizens arc running for the nonprofit association that helps fami- with his wife. Eileen Cropley Elliott. Submitted by clerk's office. Absentee ballots must Board. versity, Freestone is a retired school- affiliated with thc Hartford Recreation Michigan. Michigan Department of State residents of the City of Coloma, Colo- three open Board of Education seats. lies and children with mental illness. He went to Yale University where he be retumed to the clerk's office by Pscholka is a part-time radio broad- teacher. He and his wife have two Council for 15 years and served as an Prior to his election to Congress, Up- ma Charter Township, Hagar Town- I hrce incumbents are hoping to be re- Under his leadership. Lansing has studied art and scene design in the Terri Lynn Land hand or by mail by 8:00 p.m. on caster, doing play-by-play of local grown children. They reside in Bangor assistant varsity baseball coach for ton worked for President Ronald Rea- ship, and Benton Township Precinct 4. elected to additional terms. leveraged more than a half-billion dol- School of Drama. He later became an Secretary of State Election Day. Emergency absentee high school sports. Township. Hartford. gan in the Office of Management and Wooley, who has been serving in this Board Treasurer RoxAnn Isbrecht is lars in new investment; retaining and art dealer. Secretary' of State Terri Lynn Land ballots are available under certain He and his wife, Suzanne, live in Budget. role since 1999, is the Vice Chairman in her sixth year on thc Board. "My creating more than 6,000 jobs. De- (http://www.michigan.gov/sos) last conditions through 4:00 p.m. on Lincoln Township. They have one District voters to of the Personnel & Human Services experience will come into play with spite revenue losses and rising costs, week reminded voters of the absentee Election Day. daughter. Bainbridge Secretary of State Committee. the tough choices that have to be made consider millage he erased more than S40 million in ballot option in thc upcoming Nov- Voters should note that if they have Mary Brown is an entrepreneur. The Ruth Johnson (R) of Davisburg is the He also represents the Board on the as we face state financing issues." said Hartford Public Schools Superinten- City budget deficits without raising ember 2 general election. registered to vote by mail or via a St. Joseph woman had worked at Township current Oakland County Clerk and Board of Public Works, the South- Isbrecht. "With my fourth child a sen- dent Mike Hallgren is encouraging taxes but by making govemment more "Absentee ballots allow residents voter registration drive and have never Whirlpool Financial Corporation and Register of Deeds. She is a graduate of western Michigan Community Action ior this year, serving on the Board is area residents to vote to renew the efficient and more accountable. who might otherwise be unable to par- voted in Michigan, they are not eligi- owned her own business. Currently, Treasurer Oakland University and received her Agency, and Economic Development. my opportunity to give back to thc non-homestead millage. The millage He and his wife. Teri. live in Lansing ticipate in thc election to vote at their ble to vote by absentee ballot in their she is a middle school teacher at the master's degree from Wayne State community. 1 enjoy being involved in is levied on second homes and certain and have two daughters in college. convenience," Land said. "However, first election. They must vote in per- Creative Arts Academy in Benton University. She has also served as an uncontested businesses - property that is not used Rick Snyder (R) graduated from Bat- the deadline to obtain one is fast son at their precinct instead. How- Harbor. Van Buren County education and working with the tle Creek Lakeview High School a Oakland County Commissioner. 'Students of the Round Table.'" said as a primary' residence. Fred I'pton Don Cooney approaching. It's easy to find out if ever, this restriction docs not apply to Van Buren County Commissioner Johnson has also served as a state on ballot Isbrecht. who is adviser for the student The 18 mills is a renewal, not a new semester early and went on to cam you qualify. Simply visit the Michigan voters who are age 60 or older, dis- District 6 He is a strong supporter of the Con- Representative from 1998-2004 and Representative group. tax. Hallgren emphasized, stating thai three degrees from the University of Voter Information Center for more abled, or overseas. By Annette Christie stitutional Spending Limit Amend- was the Lieutenant Govemor running 80th District Donald Hanson is seeking a renewal Board Secretary Jason Meachum also passage is necessary to maintaining • Michigan, all by thc age of 23. He information." The polls are open 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 Bainbridge Township voters will be obtained his bachelor's degree with ment. He has been a national leader in mate of Dick DeVos in 2006. of his office as County Commissioner hopes to be elected to an additional the ability to offer a quality education Thc MVIC Web site is www.Mich p.m. on Election Day. Aric Nesbitt (R) lives in Lawton. asked to elect Nancy Weber for thc the light against the job-killing cap- Joycelyn Benson (D) of Detroit is for District 6, which includes Keeler term. He has been with the Board to area students. Hallgren said the levy • high distinction in 1977, his MBA igan.gov votePhiladelphia, Penn- Vote for Fred Upton for Congress on November 2nd n't stop when he left Gateway in 1997. sylvania, Cooney worked several After returning to Michigan, he raised years in inner-city Brooklyn, New- ARIC NESBITT FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE an unprecedented $200 million in ven- York, after completing his doctorate. Michigan Jobs and Families First ture capital funds to invest in building He was active in the Civil Rights Aric startup businesses, taking ideas and Movement, anti-war activism, and translating them into existing compa- efforts to end poverty. He holds a mas- nies. ter's degree in divinity from Mary One of his many success stories is the Immaculate Seminary, a master of arts Nesbitt For State Representative creation of HealthMedia Inc., which degree from Fordham University, and provides internet-based wellness and a Ph.D. from Bryn Mawr College. disease management tools. The com- He has been married for 15 years to ^ Creating new jobs and protecting pany has created over 130 jobs in wife Kathleen, and they have one son. Michigan. State Senator the ones we have He has provided early investment and 21st District start-up assistance for a number of The stale Senate seat is being vacated gf A budget hawk who will vote Vote Tuesday, November 2nd against deficit spending and rein in the size of government NEW ENERGY and Leadership for Michigan ^ Will fight Pelosi tax hikes on "Working together, we can build a better, brighter future for our families, seniors, small businesses, farmers, Michigan families and small PRODS and the next generation." For State Senate businesses by extending the 1 pledge to work for: / Smaller, more efficient state government expiring tax cuts www.johnproos.com / Full audit of state spending / Ending burdensome regulations that prevent job creation / Energy independence / Prioritizing education, public safety, and infrastructure ENDORSED BY We need solution-oriented leadership that will make Michigan the best * place in America to create jobs and start a new business. 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the Passers was Robert Kraklau with Lost hunters credit Sheriff's Dept. technology for rescue PRESS BOX two goals. Other wonderful players By Angela Stair Van Buren County Sheriff's Depart- CONTINUED FROM PAGE II for the Passers were Charlie Archut, ment deputies rescued four hunters 21 digs; along with 22 digs and four Allie Pleyer, Mariah Pleyer, Marisa who had gotten lost in the woods on aces from Victoria Najacht. Rowe, Connor Shooks, Jakob Stibal, Saturday, October 2. Thc Lady Indians also fell to Lawton and Zachary Burgess. For your own safety in the woods, last week by scores of 25-9, 25-11. The Netters played against the you should always have a compass and 25-16. Shooters. The score was a 3-3 tie. and, if possible, a cell phone in case of Hartford stats had Kaitelyn Smith Scoring the three goals for the Netters an accident or, as these hunters found with four kills and Victoria Najacht was Andrew Chisek. Other wonderful out. when you're lost. with 16 digs. players for the Netters were Ryan Doug Raider Jr. of Allegan. Michi- Davis, Deriree Drake, Hannah Hart, Spartans show grit in gan, owns a 36-acre parcel of proper- Allison Pline, and Alex Hayes. Scor- comeback win ty on 48th Avenue and uses it for his ing three goals for the Shooters was hunting. He invited his father, Doug I had a Michigan State friend over last Stephen Harris. Other wonderful play- Raider Sr. of Mayville, Ml; his uncle, Saturday to watch, in peace and quiet, ers for the Shooters were Luke Phil- John Szymanski of St. Clair. MI; and MORE RELAXING WEEKEND FOR HUNTERS...Doug Raider Jr. (left) the unbeaten Spartans take on North- lips, Isabelle Housh, Emma Isbrecht, a friend. Bob Peterson of Garden City, and his uncle, John Szymanski, had a more relaxing weekend in camp western, since the Michigan Wolver- Jake Weber, and Leah Brucal. Ml, to come and camp/hunt with him than they had on October 2 when they got turned around while tracking ines were idle (thank God). The Kickers played against the Stri- for the opening weekend of deer bow- a deer and got lost in the woods. (Angela Stair photo) Northwestern has always given the kers. Playing some wonderful soccer season. Spartans fits and last Saturday was no They began following the blood trail phone with the hunters for nearly one for the Kickers were Natalie Bailey, Doug Jr. said they had seen some deer exception. When they were down by in the dark but finally lost it. Unfortu- and a half hours, using GPS technolo- German Casiano, Nicholas Donncllan, on Friday and on Saturday morning as 17 points, it appeared as though the nately, no one had brought a compass; gy to track thc phone's location and Kristen Gardiner, Lauren Gardiner, well but did not take any because of Spartans dream season was coming to so when they lost the trail, they real- direct the men until they found their their small size or their distance was an end and in past years it would have Maurissa Lagrow, Jacob Morales, and ized they were in unfamiliar territory. way out of the woods. too far away from them. After going in been. Wesley Seabury. Playing some won- Szymanski had his cell phone and Doug stated that without the help of for lunch, they went out for the after- But this Spartan team is different. derful soccer for the Strikers were called 9-1-1 and told Van Buren the Sheriff's Department they would noon and evening. Kirk Cousins is more mature and he Landyn Fickett, Alora Gatties, Amy County SherifTs Office Central Dis- have spent a lot more time in the has a stable of running backs and Howell, Cadence Kempf, Nicolas patch that he and three other hunters woods thai night. "I thought we were Toward the end of the day, Doug said receivers as his weapons. And, despite Kronewetter, Kenneth Russell. Kas- were lost somewhere in the woods in going pretty straight, but thc dispatch- he saw a spike hom coming his way Saturday's showing, they have one of sidy Simmons, and Jayden Wooden. the Bangor area. ers could sec we were zig-zagging but did not plan to take a shot at it the best defenses in the Big Ten. Sheriff Dale R. Gribler reported that around and would straighten us out." until he saw that one leg was hanging, To me, though, the most important U10 BOYS & GIRLS the call came in at 8:47 p.m. and patrol A patrol car took them back to their where it had almost been severed. He change is at the top with Coach Dan- officers were sent to the 59000 block camping area. The Thunderbolts played against the decided to put the animal out of its tonio. Through it all, he remained of 44th Avenue. SherifT Gribler reported lhal they Tornados. The score was 3-2, with a misery and shot it. stoic and never appeared to give in Conditions at thc time of the report were cold and tired upon being locat- win for the Tornados. Scoring for the He waited half an hour to 40 minutes, any way any sign of worry or doubt. were very dark, temperatures were in ed but were not injured or in need of Thunderbolts was Roy Rodriguez until it was dark, to give the deer time That rubs off on your team and the the high 40s, and the area was sparse- any medical attention. with two goals; other wonderful play- to lie down and die. As he was head- team didn't panic either. ly populated with terrain varying from Doug Raider Jr. reported lhal they ers for the Thunderbolts were John ing back to camp to get the other three Now they will face their biggest test swamps to heavily wooded ridges. located the spike hom on Sunday Gombosi, James Lucero, Vito Laroc- men's help in tracking it, he met them to date as they travel to Iowa this The officers utilized siren systems, moming. The spikes were approxi- heading toward him. It was then that ca, Gus Hineh, Getsemani Vargas, PA systems, and spotlights to assist mately six inches in length and the Keith Sayre, Alan Hartman, Alex he found out his Uncle John had shot with the hunters in an attempt to help deer dressed out al around 130 AYSO Isbrecht, and Logan Fritz. Scoring for the deer in the leg and they were on them find their way out of the unfa- pounds. the Tornados were Abby Dane with their way to track it. miliar area. Dispatchers stayed on the game reports one goal, Alyssa Krenek with one goal, and Audrey Meader with one September 25, 2010 goal. Also playing some wonderful soccer were Caroline Miota. Katelyn U6 CO-ED Bailey, Karla Robles, Allsion Eisen, The Mustangs played against the Mackenzie Dietz, Grace Gargliardo, Bears. Playing a wonderful game for Ashlee Blakeman, and Estefany Ro- the Mustangs were Elisabeth Ells- cha. worth, Gabriel Finch, Dillon Gardiner, U10 BOYS Elisabeth Hampton, Devon Lawson, The Lightning played against the and David Rutherford. Playing some Hurricanes. The score was 4-3, with wonderful soccer for the Bears were the win for the Lightning. Scoring for Bram Cheek, Eva Fardello, Ethan the Lightning were Jovani Carlderon Mealman, Perry Rowe, Ella Shunk- wiler, and Trevor Tacolacci. with three goals and Isreal Ugalde The Stingrays played against the Car- with one goal. Other excellent players were Edamel Chiids, Joseph Donnel- dinals. Playing a wonderful game for 2010 HARTFORD VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM MEMBERS...are: (front row, from the left) Z. Calvlllo, J. lan, Presten Inman, Roman Levi, Jah- the Stingrays were Riese Bulat, Grace Granke, B Koshar, G MacMillan, Matt Najacht, K. Bulat, Z. Clauser, J. Ryan, T. Kucharski, Shayne Carlson, diel Mendez, Joshua Moore, Steven Chisek, Jacob Cook, Natalie Hart, and Head Coach Janicki; (middle row, from the left) Coach Paran, Coach Manning, E. Perez, T.J. Summerhill, J. Trosper. and Jesse Tucker. Scoring for Jett Kling. Playing some wonderful Meachum, R. Bisnett, T. Carpenter, A. Garcia, P. Hammel, J. Schmalfeldt, A. Vanhuffel, J. Scherer, Coach Man- the Hurricanes were Antonio Gagli- soccer for the Cardinals were Saman- ning; (back row, from the left) Coach Hubbard, N. Lopez, J. Mullins, M. Apreza, Ethan Koshar, P. Woodward, ardo with one goal and Derek Plitt tha Dietz, Brodie McQullan, Jaylie J. Perez, O. Calderon, A. Barajas, and manager C. Bedwell. with one goal. Other excellent players Querfurth, Joshua Scott, Tanner Van (Photo by Lee Browndorf Photography) for the Hurricanes were Tayte Cole- Niel, and Parker Vanpeteghem man, Tony Craft, Logan Cummins, The Sharks played against the Cob- All our best wishes to the Hartford H.S. Football Team in Mason Hotovy, Vinny Tavolacci, and ras. Playing a wonderful game for the Riley Traver. Sharks were Kyle Bumette, Alexis Ri- the first round of the Division 6 playoffs Friday at home! U12 GIRLS vas, Dominic Cochran, Camryn The Stars played against St. Joe. The Brown, Brenden Bomas, and Brady game ended in a 3-3 score. Scoring for You 'l£. alwavs winners with us! Bomas. Playing some wonderful soc- the Star were Kendall Ziemer with cer for the Cobras were Dominic Fos- two goals, Cassidy Fickett with one ter, Connor Fritz, Luke Hays, Shelby goal, and Ashley Sipla with one goal. Sinclair graphics Imler, Enka Nykamp, and Matthew Other awesome Star players were Mann Metal Tilley. 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