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THE COMBINED NEWSPAPER OF THE WATERVLIET RECORD. COLOMA COURIER & HARTFOI 163-N-E-W-S TRI-CITY RECOKD

112th Year Issue No. 19 May 8,1996 Fifty Cents Paper making may The Chief be in mill's mture, is back! By Joe Cheshire ft says its new owner After IVz months without a full- time police officer, the City of Hartford can now boast of having By Joe Cheshire plant going. one. While boasting, Hartford The old vine-covered brick There were a lot "Lookie- can also say the popular former building that for many years liOus" said then Vice President Chief is back. manufactured paper in Water- and Operation Officer for Flet- Paul Muinch, the City's longest vliet now has a new owner and cher Paper Mike Bekes, as the serving Police Chief, is back oa perhaps, just perhaps, the era of company attempted to sell the the job after a 1^-month paper making along the Paw mill intact. When there were no absence. Muinch left the depart- Paw River isn't over yet. takers on the facility, Fletcher ment on March 22, entering the New owner Alan Enders of then began liquidating equip- private business sector after pur- ment. Berrien Springs said at least two m chasing Woody's Towing and paper-making entities are study- "A" Machine, the largest of the Transportation service. ing the possibility of making two paper-making machines, "I guess you could say I caved was sold to a company in India, paper or coating it at the old in to the requests of the people," Watervliet paper-making plant. which must still be removed. The said Muinch on why he returned Enders, who has been Assessor I^minator, one of only two in the as Chief. for Berrien Township for the last United States, was sold off to Many of Hartford's citizens Midwest Laminating of Chicago; twelve years, purchased the mill THE FLOAT THAT NEARLY WASN'T...was vandalized, got fixed, went to the parade, and business people had talked to and 230 acres of property for and the hydropulpers found their and won an award. Here's the unsinkable float with Miss Coloma Kimberly Shearer and Muinch since his resignation, $225,000 from Fletcher Paper way to a new home as well. her court. For the story and another on the 90th Grand Floral Parade, plus more photos, urging him to reconsider the Company. The trimmers, cutters, and see pages 15 and 16. (Carole Kiernan photo) position. Under the terms of the sale many other pieces of equipment "I couldn't be more pleased," agreement, Fletcher Paper has were either sold off by Fletcher said businessman Ed Holland, until January 1997 to remove the earlier or their operations aban- owner of Vic's Pizza in Hartford. remaining equipment and two of doned. Still remaining are ''B" "Paul is an important citizen in the former employees of Flet- paper machine, some coaters ives tentative approval Hartford, and I'm glad he's not cher will remain on with Enders, and calenders, along with mis- only decided to reside here but said Gloria Frazier of Century 21 cellaneous equipment used in for end of desegregation ruling also taken the job as Chief back Tala Real Estate. paper manufacturing. again." Enders said he hopes to attract The Watervliet landmark has Muinch has served on the Hart- both light and heavy industrial seen one kind of a mill or another in Coloma & other area schools ford Police Department for six plants to Watervliet and will pro- on its present site for nearly 134 years, with five of those years as bably use a portion of the plant year^, first seeing operation as a By Cliff Stevens final approval of the settlement In 1978, Judge Fox ruled Col- Chief. During his tenure, he for a warehousing operation. sawmill before being converted At a May 2 hearing, U.S. in the case. oma, Eau Claire and Benton Har- handled cases involving murder, Fletcher announced the closing to a paper-making facility. Federal District Judge Douglas in March, the Coloma and Eau bor School districts, along with arson, burglary, breaking and of the plant in October 1994, citing The*plant has faced many i Hillman ruled preliminary ap- Claire School boards approved an six other defendants, had con- entering, multiple fatal car ac- the rising coit of pulp ai the adversities over the years and, proval on an agreement which agreement, which was later ap- tributed to segregation condi- cidents, rapes, and child culprit. An aborted attempt to with a resilience of the famed could lead to ending a 1981 volun- proved by others involved in the tions in the Benton Harbor molestations. The latter, accor- keep the plant running, with a Phoenix rising from the ashes, tary desegregation program in- case, which would allow Benton district. Fox's ruling stemmed ding to Muinch, is the worst reduced staff, also failed when has came back from both flood volving the Coloma, Eau Claire Harbor transfer students cur- from an NAACP lawsuit filed in possible crime that can be com- Fletcher was unable to obtain and fire, springing back to life and Benton Harbor School rently attending Coloma and Eau 1967 against the Benton Harbor mitted. "It's a sad, sad thing to enough orders to process other and providing employment for districts- Claire schools to remain in the School District. see a child molested. It breaks manufacturers' paper to keep the generations of Tri-City residents. In his Grand Rapids Court- School districts through their Both the Coloma and Eau my heart every time I hear about room. Judge Hillman, who took graduation. Claire School districts became it." over the case from U.S. District As part of the agreement, both part of the lawsuit after both Muinch has also faced down Judge Noel Fox in June 1980, set 9 school districts would receive School districts annexed land armed gunmen and successfully a.m., June 17, as the date for con- higher per pupil funding beginn- from the Benton Harbor district negotiated hostage situations. He Indian casino will be ducting a fairness hearing at the ing with the 1996-97 school year into their districts between 1970 handled an eight-hour standoff in Berrien County Courthouse to through increased foundation and 1973. In Coloma, the Eaman Hartford during his term, where at New Buffalo site hear comments from local resi- grants. School District, a predominantly a disgruntled man held a knife to dents of each School District In late March, Coloma Superin- white residential area, was an- the throat of his girlfriend before By Joe Cheshire Gast announcing some two weeks before deciding whether to grant tendent of Schools David nexed in 1971. surrendering to Muinch. Muinch, The long wait is finally over as ago either New Buffalo or DeFields said even though the When the 1981 voluntary deseg- who was a member of a SWAT the Pokagon Band of the Potawa- Bridgman had been selected, r? district would receive an in- regation case was unveiled, the team in Florida, was also in- tomi Indians finally ended the tribal members said as of last g crease in the grants, "It won't Eaman School District was strumental in opening a dialogue speculation of where it would Friday they didn't know them- IK Hp thp result with a financial windfall returned to the Benton Harbor with a man in Bangor who was place a casino by announcing selves where the casino would be * ^ 8 for the School District but will School District as part of the holding his girlfriend hostage New Buffalo had been chosen for located. Gast contradicts their Tn-City Record remedy ruled by Judge F'llman. with a loaded shotgun in an the facility. statement, saying the tribe had apartment complex. Citing proximity to tribal known New Buffalo was selected Auto Racing 15 S Hillman, in establishing the Muinch came to Hartford as a members, support from the local Community Calendar.. 10 £ for^ kimesshearing, will patrolman after serving 1^ at least 10 days before the confir- : : : officials and access to major mation announcement. rukin* i i :: ^ information obtained by years on the Western Michigan highways and urban centers as Selection of the site is only the ng Report. 14citizens' comments on whether University Police Department. the primary reasons, the Indians first step of many, according to Hometown History 4 J the proposed agreement is ade- Prior to that, he served as a chose a 145-acre plot of land near Wesaw, as now comes the gam- Kute Kids 10? quate, fair, and reasonable for all Detective with the Monroe Coun- the Interstate 94 exit. The parcel ing compact with the state of ? [g/^i Notices 12 ^ concerned in the 15-year- ty Sheriff's Department in the sits in New Buffalo Township Michigan, a management con- I oHorc 1 Pftm'monfc ' ' 9 S old desegregation case. Florida Keys, where he was in- along Red Arrow Highway. tract, and "six to nine months of Leuerc ft uommenis. . . Z g. ^ settlement in the case involv- strumental in slowing the drug "It's been a long, grueling pro- heavy construction." Obltuaries 6g ing the Benton Harbor School trafficking trade coming fiom cess," said Tribal Chairman According to the contract sign- :• Outdoors 14 s District has not been reached yet, South America. "We made a lot Jud e Matt Wesaw. "It's a great ed with Harrah's Entertainment, ^rhnnl Mpniic in S ^ g Hillman suggested to of busts, confiscating many •: *cn™, W,enU5 f; jij; the Board's attorney they reach a relief." See CASINO There is a dozen red roses & Even with state Senator Harry :• oports IJ ;v settlement before the June 17 See CHIEF continued on page 16 37 great prizes for this year's s Want Ads 12 s hearing. Best Mom, see pages 8 & 9. continued on page 16

With Mother's Day on the horizon, we asked first-graders at Col- oma Elementary School: "What special gift would you like to give We asked you your mom on Mother's Day?"

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Jason Trosper, 7: Jeremy Dykes, 8; Cody Ratz, 7; "A Andrea Richard- Meredith Nick, 6: Elizabeth Grooten- Brian Cohen, 7: "A "Roses in a vase, "A bicycle, some set of rings be- son, 6; "Flowers "A new watch dorst, 6: "Flowers Jared Nick, 6: "A plant and a glass because I like my roses, and a trip to cause she's a because I love because she don't because it's her real nice thing of flowers." cup." mom. Florida." special mom." her." have none." special day." *

TV TrVOtj Rwurt : m May 8,19% The Trl-Clty Record Page 3 Letters to the Editor & Opinion Page WE WELCOME GNODTKE There's new owners thmk that there are three • mayt€ met Xs ob;ect:ve ^ reducmg the PTO VARIETY MY LETTERS... nrrmh*r -j defers buramg f^es OPPOSES more people x the CoqdcsI that SHOW CHAIRMEN GRANDMOTHER Tbe TrvOty Pjtcxd wektamea thn± i it coroea frxr. their dirr-g the most crtical four at the Waffle House ai jec«n v. edzlor. Lecen w^jls x* '-he spring fire season CASINO modth everyone most acoept :t SAY THANKS IS THE NICEST State Rep. Cal trt idb]cct v. ectLTji. «apeciall7 The evaJxatk*! also showed some Gnodtke. x: I DONT THINK SO Dear parents and students of GIRL IN THE R-Sawyer, refuses to support By Cliff Stevens years. for iosgtL arji ^ pchLshe: : done jperaticcal difficulties. Ai a Maybe Fred hasn the Watervliet eiementary three Senate resolutions in- Jim and Becky Bos of Paw The sale of the Watervliet ar. iacreCix i tfc^ editor. result, the Bum Permit Mcra- WORLD everything perfect to or for schocLs. troduced May 2 which approve Paw have purchasd the Waffle restaurant was handled by Epple .C jftC^r! mat » ii^aeri a.-^ everyone be: he ioear t deserve torrum has been mcdified this My w-'e and I would like to say My grandmother. Shirley Cal- gambling compacts for a tno of House of America Restaurant at Realty Inc. of Watervliet. No pur- zujs: rr.!:^ a phooe nnmber :r t: have city electrrea under- year v. Tifiimnr the d^cil-es lendar. is the nicest girl in the thank you to all the students and native American tribes. M-140 and 1-94, Watervliet, from chase price was disclosed. n: 'rac » vatcnttp rar/iedly going agai.'Jt Dc while retaining the key benefits parents who were involved in the world because she helps me when The groups are the Pokagon Bob and Glenna Wolshlager, ef- Wolshlager, active with the trwCwrtrsiil ".ec«rs can j« yc»-r iirTy w-.nc up fr-.r.: and a: the profram has dearty prrv.d- PTO Variety Show for the North I need help. She always lets me Band of Potawatomi, Little River fective May 1. Watervliet Lions CLub, said he Ttrriei Naces •j-je meetL'^s You ar® «r.ere for ed. come over when I want to She and South schools. Wolshlager has owned and will remain at the Watervliet •• in rje -^cuisr. :t rj* *r.ur fcr Ore key to the success of •ins loans me money, but that s not Band of Ottawa, and Little '-.e c'.r-'. not yourselves. Fred Everybcdy had excellent skits, operated the Watervliet restau- restaurant through mid-June, GIR^I-'^RR. RTAACC. L^C^RS IQDQJD -s v. distirg^iir: bet- the reason I'm writing this The Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa should yf: acie Vj x the ;:c he scngs and iances, and along with rant for the past 18M2 years, first then work at the Lawrence :#» ;r i: ^ajz rr.ztr. cc ween this program, and what is reason is I LOVE HER' "No good can come of monev wai hired f x arc -r.n sperd hii the supper, of their parents and opening the restaurant on restaurant. * ^anii'vrxizsis Narxs x the canmonly 'tailed a ' burning Sincerely. derived from gambling," Gnod- urr.e ^ghting wtth scoe teachers helped to brng the show November 9,1977. The Lawrence restaurant, -lur. prixic r kitzcc v. ie ban." or Governor's Pnciama- Leeanna Callendar tke said. "I will not vote for Council together Since opening, Wolshlager has located off 1-94, was opened in Utx. A •* burning baa " can only casinos in Berrien County or New f x :e racetrac* -sar-e We say thank you and keep up OUR BEST MOM IS completely remodeled the in- May 1984. :ver thirty- te 'js&d by Governor and af- anywhere else in Michigan " TT-e trac* ±ere the g-ood w'xk. terior and added two expansions The new owners said the ard :ar. fects o'itdoor campfires and BETTY STUART The 78th Distnct lawmaker APPRECIATE nve years •. Rich k Pam Qumn. Co-chairmen to the restaurant to accom- restaurant will continue to remember ever getting all the smofcng m or near forest lands, She has three daughters: Jean- also said that too much emphasis Watervliet PTO Variety Show modate increased business. operate under the Waffle House LICHNEROWICZ coop La-Tii"^ frjcn the Council as well as burning debrs. This me, Carlene, and Glenna. She is placed on the revenue Bos, a 24-year veteran with the of America name and will serve action is not a ••burning ban." worked at home. generated by casinos. DONATIONS Not settir^ j»our owr. "* s/ a«aL^ 4 Michigan State Police, is assign- the same daily specials, buffets, Socoe pe-jpie may think that but rather, is smpiy a mora- My mom did washing and iron- We all know that someone Dear E.±tx. WHY I THINK ed to the Paw Paw State Police and specials as the I^wrence tonum on the issuance o( burning ings for people so we could have pays when a casino opens, and it RED ARROW SCHOLARS...Jason Kiernan, Josh Wheeler Our sincere appreciation to ai this is none :f my bus^ess, see- MY MOM IS Post and served at the St. Joseph site. who donated their love and yjp- mg as we lr/e m Florda most x permits. The use ot the term nice things. She was always there is usually those who can least af- Beth Kulick, Emille Forrester, and Jerry Emhoff are Post for 16 years before being Bos added, "In the near future, port to the • Barb LidnertTw-ci tr^e time, but d^e to the fact that ••burning ban" only creates con- when we needed her Mom raised ford it," he said. "The odds are Watervliet High School's Red Arrow Conference Academic THE BEST transferred to the Paw Paw Post. we also hope to add our own • , •> • ^ ."iv Fund" benefits. we still own prjperr. and pay fusion m the minds of the pubiic; Because when I'm sick she us girls in a decent, respectable, stacked in favor of the house " TOUCH FREE Prior to joining the State Police, specials in addition to the mon- Team members. The award recognizes the academic ac- This ls just proof again of the taxes there and :ur family ls your help in avoiding this term takes care of me When I'm sad religious home Gnodtke added that exclusive he worked one year for the thly specials." complishments of the students from the schools in the Red Ar- fine people who have cann^ cixh there I feel that I have the nght to can only increase the program's she knows ;ust bow to make me When my dad had a stroke and gambling compacts between Federal Bureau of Investigation. Wolshlager thanked all of his row Conference. Hartford High School's scholars are Shawn cems for their own cofnmurut:/ express my views x ail the effectiveness Laugh. When I'm bored she will could no longer work, she took native Americans and the His wife, Becky, has worked at loyal customers for their Carlisle, Mellnda Selleck, Holly Kuehnle, and Aric Foster. and their neighbor?' needs. adverse publicity regarding The state Forest Fire Law do something with me. When I care of him for years. We had to government grant them rights the I^awrence Waffle House of patronage and assured them the Lake Michigan Catholic High School's scholar was Andrew Sincerely, Hartford d'je to a select few allows the burning of yard and want something she gets it for put him in a rest home for extra and privileges denied to other* America Restaurant as a morn- quality menu would be continued Pupedis of Coloma. Earning Honorable Mention was Justice Alice Williams maybe wanting more aatfaonty household debns without a per- me. She puts everyone before care. After he passed away, life • It boggles my mind that the CAR WASH. n ing supervisor for the past seven by the new owners. Bockover of Hartford. mit any time the ground is snow- herself She does without things federal courts can allow a \ than their poatioc allows was hard. The awards were presented during a luncheon at Win It would be so nice J they could covered or when the burning is so my dad and I can have things. Even though she is a diabetic. group to establish a sovereign ra- Schuler's Restaurant Friday, April 26. In total, 25 All- '2 OFF WITH ANY '8 PURCHASE BENEFITS RAISE all work together for the better- done in an approved debns She helps everyone that she can. Mom takes good care of herself tion within Bemen County " Conference selections were made from the eight member ment of the residents and leave burner of metal or masonry, with My man loves my whole family With the help of family, friends Senate Concurrent resolutions OVER $2,000 FOR schools. An additional 15 students received Honorable Men- all the childish behavior to the a metal cover having openings no a lot. Mom is facing senous and church, she dedicated her 274-76 are in the Senate Govenv MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS! LICHNEROWICZ ment Operations Committee tion awards. Student selections were based on a formula that children. larger than 3/4 inch. These situa- surgery and is very anxious life to being a missionary, going 12-3pm only, with $8 premium gas purchase FUND In closing. I would like to say tions will not be affected. about it but I know Goid will take to rest homes several times a combined grade point average and either their ACT or SAT % THE NEWS AND test score. The event was hosted by the high school principals : Dear Editor. that it was so nice to read the Requests for special eiemp- care of her week and preaching the gospel A ADVERTISING of the member schools. (Carole Kiernan photo• ) Thank you for our cccnmnnity, very nice articles regarding the tions from the moratorium must Love. few times she went to the jail and 2 Itrs PEPSI products support and your efforts in help- Hartford Police Department and be approved through the local Maghan Sadler talked to prisoners about God DEADLINE IS FREE ing us in the '^er-efits for the officers and also the items on Department of Natural Resour- Note; Her name is Shiela Sadler. Thanks, Mom We love you NOON MONDAY • Barb Lichnemncz F und. Adelbert Stagg. M.D., who is now ces or USDA Forest Service very much. FOR THE NEXT CARNATION We wer% able to raise over tending to the fourth generation District Office. Carlene Brown TRI-CITY RECORD to first 200 mothers CLOCO. WE appreciate your helpo f my family. If you have further questions EARN CASH C F or your church, dub. CORRECTION HOHEOWWEBI! in this effort. Sincerely. about the May 1-15 moratonum 1 organization, PTO, youth In last week's Tri-City Record, Ifving from paycheck to paycheck, Sincerely. Janet L Bunn on open burning, please contact group, class, team, etc., by- the headline of the article on the | ^ jL-J • VM J! [*1 k I ^ $1.00 Fr.endfl of the your local DNR Fire Officer or plu4s dep. limi9t 1 pe r customer selling subscriptions to your KARL'S wedding anniversary celebration ^Ty J:F• V/.T Lichnerowia F amiiy BURN BAN U S. Forest Service Office. hometown newspaper, the for the Leon Hentschels should (4U|9574430 saevwie COUPON Williams i Dear Editor, Sincerely, Enter FREE drawing for 2 Trt-Ctty Record. It's easy, have read "Hentschels celebrate AAA MORTGAGE & FINANCIAL CORP. towards the purchase of a Bonita Markille The Department of Natural Gerald J. Thiede. State Forester fan. and profitable! Call KOLUMN 65th anniversary," instead of Bob Seiger concert tickets TOUCH FREE CAR WASH Resources - Forest Management Forest Management Division By Karl Bayer, editor CHANGE OWNERSHIP...Jim and Becky Bos of Paw Paw 60th anniversary. We apologize Division and United States 1517 ) 373-1275 4C-VE-W-S for more MANAGER have purchased the Watervliet Waffle House of America for any inconvenience this error Forest Service is not issuing bur- mfonnatioo; ask for Karl. BUYING BOTTLED WATER? J restaurant from Bob and Glenna Wolshlager, effective May 1. may have caused. SHOULD BE ABLE ning permits this year from May REMEMBER YOUR MOM this me to trust a location near No purchase price was released. The new owners will con- hate those plastic jugs? * TO DO HIS JOB 1-15. This decision was made with Sunday. Mother's Day. Watervliet was a possibility Rent CULLIGAN reverse * DAVE'S AMOCO Dear Editor, the support of the Michigan Fire If you are fortunate enough to Add to that the real benefits tinue to feature daily and monthly specials and buffets in con- a I received my 4/17/96 issue of Chief's Association and the give her a kiss and hug that the casino would bnng to any junction with the Lawrence restaurant. Pictured are: (from osmosis for $3.50 per |M-140, Watervliet at 1-94 463-4135 the Tn-City Record today arid Michigan State Firemen's day, make sure you do. If you area means our area really has the left) new owners Jim and Becky Bos; and Glenna and Bob FORMER month...limited special! | what a shame that some of the Association. I am asking for your Family Heirlooms can't be with her. send a card, lost out Wolshlager. (Cliff Stevens photo) WATERVLIET Call 1-800-442-2802 • jj24-H0UR TOWING « AAA & AMOCO ROAD SERVICEj members of the Hartford Council cooperation again to help A Genealogy Column by Carole Kiernan flowers, or a gift At the very- On the other hand, there were PAPER COMPANY are making it look liie a town go- publicize this year's program least send your love and plenty of unknowns: including J The scrvicc we render for others ing backwards instead of for- After last year's moratonum, prayers. all the proposed benefit a;.J Just because an ancestor with photographs ^ ilie rent we^ay for our LADIES TO MEET ward. Maybe by having a city the program was give a thorough horrors those opposed U a The annual dinner for former seems to fit and there are In "An Ounce of Preservation" Take a few moments these manager their word isn't law and evaluation. This evaluation show- casino proclaimed. To hear room on this earth . VillrrJ (.frntfll Watervliet Paper Company- similanties in the •'family lore" he provides a clear discussion of next few days and think about CARRY-OUT they don't like that. I personally ed the mora tonum has indeed them, the Indians were brmgink: ladies will be held Tuesday, May that seem to include the ances- the causes of detenoration of what we call motherhood. Isn't A Sodom and Gomorrah to South- 14, at 7:00 p.m. at Chickhaven SERVICE tor, do not take it for granted that paper items and helps the reader it remarkable what these WESTERN TERRACE For ihc family valurs of Watervliet 1 west Michigan... don't we all restaurant on Niles Road in St. AIL THE WAV TO YOUR CAR this is the person or that the cir- recognize damage from various women take on for themselves comc to Ufsrcrn Tcrracc. hope they are wrong f O B«i M Ml 4MM Joseph, Mich. Anyone needing cumstances are true and ac- sources such as fire, water, in- Not only do they give their own ilonM Now the casino site has beer, more information should call Prices Good Thru Sunday of Each Week curate. sects. etc "An Ounce of Preser- bodies to grow and nurture their 4 selected, maybe we all can 4634058. We hope to see you Recently, a seems-to-be vation" includes information on offspring, they accept a respon- "USDA FOOD STAMPS WUCOMK relax and get back to the there. FRIENDLY MARKETS ancestor" turned out to be the ac- the care and handling of paper- sibility and connection to that business of promoting and tual ancestor that was being based items and photographic child for a lifetime. THE BACK FENCE improving our communities 210 E. Ryno Rd. 10 N. Center 415 N. Main St. sought, but the circumstances materials and techniques for the Your mother is an unbroken OPEN HOUSE By Anne Bayer, co-publisher Those opposed to casino gam- and life of the ancestor were repair and cleaning of mildly link in a process of giving and Wednetday, May 15, 1996, 7 to 8p.m. bling still have a lot of work to WESTBOUND slightly different than published damaged items. sacrifice that extends to the first COLOMA HARTFORD WATERVLIET do; there's still battle to be "family lore" had it recorded. Also included are four appen- mother of all time. If we could RAMP CLOSURES, f fought in New Buffalo. PRE SCHOOL LEARNING CENTER Open Mon-Sat 7-10 Open Mon-Sat 7-10 Open Mon-Sat 8-10 I feel L we ever want to make a never once let me down in that However, the outcome could dices which provide a reference trace the lives of humanity back If and when a casino actual!) 7048 Curtis Drive, Coloma, Michigan COLOMA EXIT 1-94 time capsule for this time of the area. She has the strongest con- have been totally different. And, guide to damage/cause, an ex- to the first mother, your mother Beginning Monday, May 20, the Open Sundays 8-8 Closed Sundays Open Sundays 8-8 gets built and opened in New A I mi'ue l.tiirnin# Exptntnce ChildrenFor Two Weeks To Eleven Years' world the one thing that should be stitution. Once she makes up her it could have been the wrong tensive list of preservation sup- would have a place in that •Pre School Classes 1-94 westbound "on" and "off" Buffalo I hope it brings •State Ucensed(DCl 10017935) included is the writings of Erma mind there is no going back. She ancestor in the wrong generation plies and sources for the supplies, unbroken chain of heredity. ramps at Friday Road will be prosperity to the whole area, tht •Before and After School Care •Caring and Dependable Staff Bombeck. To me. she gets right pulls me along with her. She for- or a son of the ancestor that was and where to contact if you need With each of her predecessors, closed for reconstruction, accor- Sweet, Red-Ripe Pokagons, and New Buffalo I (On School Bus Routes) 6am-lbp pim year round to the mam part of most of our tifies my soul. Gillian has more being sought. additional information on paper making the same sacrifices to ding to Paul Steinman, resident Selected Varieties - Regular or Diet hope all the fears are unfounded •Half Day & Full Day Care •Breakfast Lunch, Snacks Provided lives. She tells it like it is. without spirit in one finger than most of Do your checking of informa- or photographic preservation. bnng you life. •Drop-in Care engineer. Traffic wishing to exit and the hopes of good for all are •Indoor & Outdoor Facility CALIFORNIA all of the glamor and glitz. I truly us have in our lifetime. To be her tion and you will know those who One feature that many will find To my own dear mother, all 1-94 on Friday Road will be beyond expectation. •Educational Program •Serving The Area For 20 Years like to read her. Most of the tune friend is to be blessed, and I am are the ancestors or at least be especially helpful is the section my love and prayers on your •Fun •Air Conditioned directed to exit at M-140 and Pepsi Products she talks about her life and her the lucky one. I am her mom and able to discount those who are not on how to arrange paper and special day. Thanks for giving detour along Red Arrow High- ABOUT CORRECTIONS... LET US PROVIDE YOUR CHILD WITH A HAPPY LEARNING ENVIRONMENT STRAWBERRIES children and that is what makes her friend. the ancestor or ancestors you are photographic collections for easy- me life. And special, special way. Traffic wishing to enter 1-94 While we hate errors that up the most of my life. I do not know how long this col- seeking. storage and retrieval. "An Ounce thanks for all the love you give ^ ^ REGISTER FOR TOTAL CHILD CARE will be directed to follow Red Ar- 12 Packs might get printed on these One regret we do have is that umn would have been if Karl and While you are out and about of Preservation" also includes a to 13 children, in-laws, and row Highway to 1-96 to 1-94 west- pages, what we hate most are 468-6423 12 oz. cans OR Erma passed away on April 22. I would have been blessed with this summer, keep in mind when preservations glossary, scores of grandkids and great- bound. The ramps should be re- those errors going uncorrectei \ V? Mile E. of Hilltop on Paw Paw Ave. and we will no longer have her more children. But I have to ad- a relative gives you family infor- bibliography, and is fully index- grandchildren. opened on Friday, May 24, Callers sometimes apologue humorous insights to life. In this mit that I was blessed with just mation you should know where ed. To my wife. Anne, all my love weather permitting. 88$ Sunday's Herald-Palladium was the nght amount for me. Right he or she got the facts or if they This must-have reference and thanks for our three for pointing out an error or 8 Packs published one of her really great now they seem to take over my are just family stories. It will go guide. "An Ounce of Preserva- wonderful children. omission in the Record. AUCTION 20 oz. plastic columns. '"Of the 3 kids." This whole being. a long way to helping you keep on tion, A Guide to the Care of Continuing that unbroken Our immediate reaction is THURSDAY, MAY 16, at 10:30 a.m. one hits home since Karl and I I do hope that most of you track in the search for your Papers and Photographs," by chain of motherhood is daughter disappointment the error Located Northeast of Eau Claire, Michigan, at 5367 FIBROMYALGIA USDA Choice also have three. She writes about moms out there have the oppor- ancestors. Craig A. Tuttle, published by- Amy. Thank you, dearest happened and we genuinely Clawson Rd. (or) 10 miles South of 1-94 (Watervliet) Exit SUPPORT GROUP how she loved them all best, and tunity, as I do with this column, NEW BOOK... Rainbow Books Inc., has a soft daughter, for your love and want to set the "Record" #41 on M-140 to Sommers Road. Turn East 2 miles to auc- $ straight. if you are a Mom that his how it is to thank the ones that have your The publication of a very cover and is available for $12.96. family you share. tion. MEETS THE FIRST ... you love them all best. You heart, your spirit, and your head. Do not hesitate to call us if BONELESS BEEF valuable resource guide, "An You may purchase this book by Love to my mother-in-law. DUMP TRUCKS'FICKUP: 1989 & 1984 Ford 8000 w/Cat. THURSDAY OF love them, each one for each of Once you are a mom. you have Ounce of Preservation, a Guide something we print is in error. asking for ISBN-1-26825-021-5 at Elaine, as well. Thanks for 3208 diesel, 5 yd. dumps and belly blades; 1981 Ford 8000 the different qualities they bnng given these things away for your to the Care of Papers and Photo- something is left out, or some- EVERY MONTH 2/ 5 your favorite bookstore or direct- giving life to my wife, Anne, w/Cat. 3208 diesel, 12 yd. dump (new motor 1991); 1992 to you. remaining life. graphs," by Craig A. Tuttle can ly from the publisher, Rainbow and thanks for making me a thing printed is confusing or At 7 p.m. on the first Thursday Chuck Roast Ford F-150 pickup; 1989 Ford F-350 (4x4) Crew Cab w/snow I have always described our So Mother's Day is a time for help you protect letters, family Books Inc., by calling 1-800- part of your family. misleading. And do that right of every month, the Fibromyal- children as being My Head, My me to reflect not only on my documents, works of art or 356-9315 for Visa, MasterCard, or Special thoughts to "Mother away! blade; 1984 Dodge (4x4); 1974 GMC 2 ton; (Well- gia Support Group will meet in Heart, and My Spint. Of course, wonderful Mother, and also paper, greeting cards, sports AMEX orders. You may want to Stella" for all your kind There have been names left maintained Berrien Co. trucks.) Note: 5% buyers premium the Community Education Room if any of you know Justin you will Karl's special Mom, but also for cards, scrapbooks, books, maga- order two, one for yourself and thoughts and gifts these years. off honor rolls, for example added to trucks. BULLDOZER*TRAILER*LOADER: at Community Hospital in Water- understand why he is My Head. me to be thankful for my reasons zines, comic books, stamps, one for your favorite genealogy most of us readers, the error Caterpiller D-4 Bulldozer 5-T series (not running); 1987 In- vliet. Selected Varieties, Original 12 He was my first baby, and to me for being called MOM. photographs and posters, among society. WIN 38 GIFTS FOR MOM BY goes unnoticed but that indi- gersol Compact Backhoe/Loader 648 hyload; 18 ft. 3-axle The next meeting of this sup- port group will be Thursday, he was a miracle. And because If your children are near or far, other items. UPCOMING... entering the Record's "Best vidual who deserves to be trailer w/beaver tail. TRACTORS'LAWN MOWERS: Case inch, Light or Thin Crust remember to send them your recognized knows his (or her) June 6. we were away from our families, This reference guide written by "A Conference for the Nation's Mom" contest. Just write a 1030 diesel; Oliver 77 row crop; Oliver 70 orchard; Oliver 60 pound I felt I had a special bond to this special thanks and blessings. archivist Craig Tuttle is a name has been left out. Tell us. Anyone who has been diagnos- Genealogists" sponsored by the letter telling us why your mom row crop; A.C. "B"; A.C. "C"; A.C. WEM5; A.C. WD wide little person. I also could not Have a really nice Mother's Day. wronderfully readable guide aim- we'll print the correction, ed with this chronic disease is en- TOMBSTONE Federation of Genealogical should be this year's "Best front; A.C. WC; J.D. "MT" for parts; Cub Cadet 129 hydro believe that I was the one respon- ed at the lay person. It provides Societies and hosted by the acknowledging that person's couraged to attend. All support or Mom" and get it back here by riding mower; 14 hp. 48" cut, EX Mark, walk behind sible for this tiny creature. I I also want to take a minute to the answer to the question of how Rochester Genealogical Society the deadline Friday. Your mom achievement. But we've got to caregivers of this disease are Squeeze mower. GOLF CARTS: (2) Easy-Go elec. golf carts (4 PIZZA guess he is rny head because he congratulate Stacy upon her col- to preserve papers and photo- is scheduled to be held 14-17 could win all the prizes... see know and you've got to tell us also encouraged to attend. really got in there and has never lege graduation. May all the graphs and is crammed full of August 1996 in Rochester, New the rules and prizes on other wheel); Pedal boat. EQUIPMENT: Woods9' chopper 3pt.; Please mark your calendars 19.4-23.6 oz. wt. since that day been out of my doors that are now open to you be useful information in an easy-to- TRI-CITY RECORD Woods 10 ft. offset chopper; 4 row Mechanical transplanter for the following meeting dates of York. For a registration bro- pages in this week's Tri-Citv 138 N. Main St., P.O. Box 7 HUNFS head. fruitful ones. Best of luck in all understand format. Mr. Tuttle in- chure or additional information, Record. 3 pt.; 20 ft. Nobel folding drag; 16' J.D. drag/rotoe hoe; IH the Fibromyalgia Support Watervliet, MI 49098 Amy is My Heart, for without your future plans. Also con- eludes the paper-making process contact FGS at P.O. Box 830220, 13' Vibra Shank cult.; J.D. 16 hole grain drill; Berthoud Group: June 6, July 4, August 1, (616) 4(kH>397, Fax 463-8329 September 5, October 3, Novem- J her I would never have learned gratulations to our nephew, throughout history, important in- Richardson, TX 75083-0220; or CASINO DECISION RELIEF... 1500 RBO p.t.o. sprayer; Speed sprayer; 3 & 4 bottom ber 7, and December 5. KETCHUP the true meaning of kindness. She Doug, who is graduating from formation about the ink-making phone 214-907-9727. Last week's decision to locate Karl & Anne Bayer plows; J.D. 1-16" plow; Heavy Duty snow blower; Sycle is the first one willing to help or college in Florida. Just know that process, and a good overview of Publishers 24 oz. wt. the Pokagon Indian casino in mower; 4 cyl. irrigation pumper. PEDAL TRACTOR: Case 2/ 5 be there for me. She has time for we are all with you in spirit and the major photographic proces- QUERIES... New Buffalo caused me some Karl Bayer, Editor 1070 pedal tractor; Cream Cans; Motors; Misc. items. everyone and anyone. She gives hope that this special day goes on ses that have been used over the To have your queries, reunion mixed emotions. Bonnie Bannen, Copy Editor As seen on TV Sale at: CLAY HILL RANCH of herself all day long. Since she for a long time. years. It is important to unders- notices or other information of Truly believing the Indians Amy Loshhough, Bus. Mg^ Contact: > BUY & SELL is now a mom in her own right, Also "Happy Birthday" to one tand the processes used to genealogical interest appear were genuinely interested in USPS869-340 permit for ALL MILITARY ITEMS FROM of my oldest and dearest friends, she is also learning about the true manufacture the item you are here free of charge, simply type locating somewhere where the the Watervliet Record, CLASSMAN'S Auctioneers & Real Estate THE CIVIL WAR TO PRESENT Connie. We do share the honor of or plainly write your information spirit of giving ... for being a trying to preserve, since the casino was most welcome, dba the Tri-City Record Main St., Eau Claire, MI 49111 mom takes all the heart that a knowing the most that two best preservation techniques may de- and mail to: Carole Kiernan, would be best for the Indian 2nd class postage paid at A.M.A. (Ml Military Antiques) 98* person has. friends can. Have a special day, pend on the process of producing P.O. Box 81, Watervliet, MI band and the community, and (616) 461-6271 FAX 461-6293 324 N. Main St, Wateniliet Watervliet, Michigan 49098 Gillian is My Spirit. She has even if it is a large one. the item. This is especially true 49098. made the most sense, caused 10-5:30 Mon-Sat, 12-5:30 Sun Printed on recycled pap*?1 * Page 4 The Tri-City Record May 8,1996 Tri-City Area History Page May 8,1996 The Tri-City Record Page 5 Madison is a graduate of Decatur Benton Harbor. Navaho benefit auction will be at WHS Rolling Back the Years. high school and is employed at Next Sunday, May 10, is Adams Electronics at Bangor. Mother's Day, the day that was May 18; fund raiser to build church Local News ^ Newsmakers of Days Gone By Her fiance is a graduate of Hart- originated in 1910 by Miss Anna ford high school and is employed Jarvis of Philadelphia. Those "EARLY The Watervliet Free Methodist work on constructing a Navaho nual Family Pass at The Play- by Eliason Refrigeration. No COLOMA COURIER Submitted by Vi Viscuso, who are so fortunate as to have a FARMING-LAST Church will be hostng a "Benefit church building. ground; a $100 Gift Certificate date has been set for the wed- rom 100 YEARS AGO -1896 Assistant Librarian at Coloma mother living should remember Auction for the Navaho Nation of Among the highlights to be auc- ^ Furniture; 3 Family ding. CHAPTER- George Willard and family, Public Library, from The Col- her and do her particular honor Native Americans" Saturday, tioned off are: a High Perfor- Portrait Settings by well-known Submitted by Hartford Public on that day, and those whose ALMOST!" May 18, at 1:00 p.m. at the mance Airplane Ride from Kala- photographer John Madill, com- formerly of St. Clair, have moved oma Courier newspapers dona- lete a M n to Coloma and will, as soon as ted by the Tri-City Record. Library from microfilm copies mothers have passed on can 1859 - As you see, I have to keep Watervliet High School Audi- mazoo to Lake Michigan; $200 P ^ ll xl4 ; and an W.A. Baker's building is comple- Hours: Monday, Wednesday and of the Hartford Day Spring. make some other mother happy backing up in this time line to torium. Auctioneers will be worth of advertising on both WS- Automobile Seal Coating by ted, open a restaurant and ice Friday, 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Tues- Hours: Monday & Wednesday, by some little gift or a word of pick up a few lost farmers. This Logan and John Witt. JM and COSY; hotel packages at Classic Car Care. There will also cream parlor. day and Thursday, 1:00-5:30 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.; Friday, cheer. was the year that Abram Yates All of the proceeds will be used the Hampton Inn, The Carriage ^ bicycles, televisions, exercise 1888. He met Alma in Chicago Mrs. Ella Dodd has the founda- p.m. and 6:30-8:30 p.m.; and 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.; Saturday, 30 YEARS AGO - 1966 and wife Eliza moved from the fora July Missions Trip to Farm- House at the Park, and North equipment, plus much more, and at this time moved with her tion for a new and neat little cot- Saturday, 11:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Mayor Robert Flaherty pre- land they had purchased in Hart- ington. New Mexico, involving 14 Beach Inn; and a tour for up to 25 Doors to the Benefit Auction PAW PAW LAKE ROTARY CLUB...presented scholarships to three Tri-City Area seniors to Coloma, where he acquired 20 0 en 12 :00 n()on allow tage on Church street nearly Phone: 468-3431 Phone: 621-3408 sented the Key to Watervliet to for five years before and cleared adutls and teen-agers from the people of the WSBT-TV studio, in- ^ P . last week. Receiving scholarships were Amy Stover, 18, Coloma; Sabrina Snodgrass, 18, acres of land on the comer of completed. Ola Pearson has the Charlene Camp, Miss Watervliet to 70 acres three miles north of church. While in New Mexico, eluding being present for the public to inspect the items Hartford; and Sarah Zepik, 18, Watervliet. Pictured are; (from the left) Walt Arny, Amy HARTFORD DAY SPRING Hagar and Johnson roads. This contract. for 1966, during the annual Keys Watervliet, which had been one-half of the team will conduct noon newscast. before the bidding begins at 1:00 Stover, Sabrina Snodgrass, Donna Bench, Sarah Zepik, and Dr. Andrew DeHaven. 90 YEARS AGO -1906 WATERVLIET RECORD later expanded to 150 acres. 60 YEARS AGO -1936 to the Cities tour last week. cleared by someone else. He a Youth Camp for Navaho chil- Other items sure to draw p.m. (Joe Cheshire photo) Mrs. Clara Wellett closed her 90 YEARS AGO -1906 Besides his sister and her hus- It was decided by the Centen- The Watervliet Boy Scout later added three 80-acre tracts dren, while the other half will spirited bidding include: an An- For further information about school in the Hawley district with Eugene Corwin is enjoying a band, another Johnson settled on the Auction or the Missions Trip nial Committee of the Coloma Drum and Bugle Corps has a of wild land, making 300 acres in a picnic May 4. The average at- week's vacation from his duties Johnson Road, Emil, an old to New Mexico, call the church at LOCAL STUDENT "God grants liberty only to Civic Association on Wednesday beautiful first place trophy for a single farm. Later, as his two tendance for the year was 48. at W.G. Thomas' barber shop. to enter a float in the Blossom their efforts in the Kiddie's j^ys became ready for their own friend from Sweden and his wife 463-8280. RECOGNIZED FOR There were 23 pupils to be promo- While on its way from the south those who love it..an(i Parade in the twin cities on Parade. The Drum and Bugle farms, he divided it into three Arvid Engstrom, another Swe- ted. Leo Close, Ned Winslow and to the north the stork stopped and ACADEMIC Saturday to advertise the fact Corps had 39 boys in the Blossom farms: one for Edson, the older; dish immigrant, and these men defend it -Daniel Wcbfttr Elliot Wellett were the only ones left a girl at the home of Mr. and that Coloma is to have a Centen- Parade in spite of a number of and one for Charles. Along with helped Mr. Grahn with his ACHIEVEMENT to attend without being tardy. Mrs. Willis Stafford May 9. Spring Arbor College is pleased nial celebration in August, and members participating in the selling timber off the uncleared developing faim projects. In ad- Mrs. Wellett will go to Dowagiac Highway Commissioner to announce a Eric Piatt of WESTERN TERRACE For the fiimily values of Watervliet give the dates of the same. An Junior High Band. land, he carried on general farm- dition to clearing and draining to spend the summer with her Howard is gravelling on the main Watervliet was recently named p.o. boi r wmrvueu mi 4nm come to Western Terrace. order has been placed with a ing, raising wheat and other land, building a bam and house, mother, Mrs. J.C. Sweet. highway north near the Stickney LIZ McKINNEY to the Academic Honors List. Grand Rapids firm of float Submitted by Carole Kiernan grains and managing a large ap- and planting and harvesting 60 YEARS AGO -1936 school house. This list is published twice each builders who assured the com- from files at Watervliet District ple orchard. Edson's farm was crops, Andrew established a WINS AWARD AT The L. Woodward Pickle Co., of Supervisor Homer Olds of year and recognizes students who mittee that their exhibit will be Library from the Watervliet similar; Charles specialized in small income by delivering milk, Marengo, Illinois, is making pre- Bainbridge reports that his ARTS AND have earned a grade point one which will attract attention. Record newspapers donated by dairying and sheep raising. butter, and cottage cheese to parations to operate its Hartford township will produce a very average of 3.5 or above (on a 4.0 30 YEARS AGO -1966 the Tri-City Record. Hours: 1870 - Henry Dukesherer pur- resorters at Paw Paw I^ake. That SCIENCE EXPO SERVICE & SAVINGS and Covert pickle stations again light crop of peaches this year. Unintentionally omitted from scale). Ed Cemy and his wife, Helen, Monday-Friday, 1:00 p.m.-5:30 chased his father's (Wilheimi was the beginning of the North this year and is contracting for 60 YEARS AGO -1936 the article on area student honors Eric, the son of Wesley and expect to open their new skating p.m.; Wednesday, 10:00 a.m.- farm. His wife, Charlotte Tebbe, Shore Dairy. His son, Victor cucumber acreage. C.C. Conolly Miss Flossie Van Gorder, at the Berrien County Arts and Sharon Piatt, is a junior major- at your Watervliet MOBIL Station rink within two weeks. The big 8:00 p.m.; and Saturday, 10:30 who had studied medicine before describes the workings of the of this village remains as Watervliet Blossom Queen in Science Expo was Liz McKinney, ing in English. He earned a 4.0 144 by 80 feet skating rink will a.m.-2:00 p.m. immigrating from Germany, dairy, harvesting ice from the manager of the plants. 1935, is graduating this week at grade 6, Watervliet North School, grade point average for the J have a 100 by 45 feet hardwood Phone: 463-6382 became a neighborhood doctor/ lake to keep the dairy products 30 YEARS AGO -1966 Panton's Beauty Academy, Kala- whose original book was awarded semester. Camels... 2JL skating floor, spectator area, nurse, this besides farm chores cold, and the thrill of threshing The betrothal of Miss Bemice mazoo. second place in its category. Spring Arbor College is a MILK gals. concession stand and refresh- and raising nine children. time in "Glimpses of the Past Madison to Robert Lightner, son The First National Bank will private, four-year, Christian ment area large enough for pic- 1874 - Warner Baldwin, remem- He says it was especially excitirik* of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lightner, close at noon Saturday of this BLOODMOBILE liberal arts college located seven Dorals... 4'!.., 2% V nics, school parties, or any large bered most for his business enter- for boys to watch Bill Keigley or 9 is announced by her parents, Mr. week to permit the staff to attend WILL VISIT miles west of Jackson, Michigan. SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking social gathering. prises, also had an important Mac Grant come into the fan:, Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease, and Mrs. Hersel Madison. Miss the Blossom Festival pageant at low fat T HARTFORD hand in agriculture. First coming with their tractor and threshirv Emphysema & May Complicate Pregnancy. s 9 The Bloodmobile will be in machine. (I also remember wat- )|C% % % % 9|c % % % % 3|C)|C)|C)|C)|e )|c 3|c ^'W .W'.sV.yK'A*/,;v*/.;>•/.iv*!/v*;,A*y,:v*/ AV-.V* to this area with his employer. whole 2' Hartford on Friday, May 10, from George Parsons, in 1864, he ching threshers down the road i 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Hart- became well known in the lumber from Grahn's at my Grandfather Remember Your Mom Busch Beer 2 Its. PEPSI & ford Middle School Auditorium. interests of his boss. I^ter, in Branch's. with a plant from the Celebrating 100 years of Advertising for the Blood- partnership, they purchased 1893 - Wilmer Pratt and wives MT. DEW mobile was highlighted by a 1,000 acres of farmland north of Nellie Barham and (after her Watervliet Lioness Club's Annual Poster Contest sponsored by the Watervliet on the boundary bet- death) her sister, Abigail, earned service to the community Modem Mothers Club of Hart- ween Berrien and Van Buren a living in other ways until 189: ford. All fifth-grade students at counties, and Mr. Baldwin spent when he bought land and planted OTHER'S DAY PLANT SALE Red Arrow and Woodside Ele- his energy in developing them m- fruit orchards in Hagar and LaGrow-Schinck vows spoken 8-2, Saturday at Watervliet Ace Hardware plus tax and deposit The State Bank of Coloma mentary schools were invited to to good farms. His farm home Watervliet townships. By 1915, m 99 Groomsmen were Adam Need- enter the contest. The winning was near town and here he en- David Anthony I^aGrow and partnership with his two sons, he ham. Phil Hickman, Bill Wycoff, as reported in the May 8, 1896, posters will be displayed at local gaged in stock growing and Cynthia Marie Schinck were join- 100 years ago this week, was shipping fruit from 400 acres Steve Morrow, David Sullivan. businesses, with prizes awarded breeding, winning many prizes at ed in holy matrimony on Satur- HANGING BASKETS MIDWEST Coloma Courier: Buy Coloma mills flour: it will help make a wheat market by boatload to Chicago. Bui Mike Kavanaugh, Mike Burmeis- here. to the winners Friday, April 26. state fairs. In 1906, it was known disaster struck during the flu day, April 20, at Coloma Methodist Church, with Rev. I>en ter. Terry Derrick, and Mike PETROLEUM Ryno s Celery Compound • An excellent tonic and febrifuge. Exceedingly Hartford's business community as the Hillside Farm and became epidemic of 1918. His two oldest MW Zoschke. Ringbearer was Ter- generously supplied the prizes Schoenherr officiating. ( POTTED GERANIUMS valuable in chronic neuralgia, debility of the digestive organs, nervous prominent for breeding heavy sons, by this time the mainstays rence Demck. at M-140 & Red Arrow Hwy., Watervliet for the contest. draft horses and carriage horses. of the industry, both died within a Best man was Joseph Wiltgen derangement, anti spasmodic and diuretic: highly recommended in nervous and matron of honor was Amy The couple honeymooned on a disorders. Ryno's Extract Sarsaparilla with iron and iodide of potassium. An He continued managing the farm month of each other. The farm seven-day cruise to the Carib- and stock business even after go- suffered but it's interesting to Wright. excellent alternative. Purifies and enriches the blood. Removes the humors o Bridesmaids were Kim Der- bean. David and Cindy reside in RECORD ADVERTISERS ing into partnership with Mr. note, as James Woodruff, a Coloma. scrofulous diseases; in fact, all diseases caused by impurities of the blood. S. Parsons in the bank. rick, Carrie Schinck, Michelle Ryno, Coloma, Michigan. BRING YOUR LOCAL grandson, did in "Glimpses of the Cindy is employed at the 1898 - Andrew and his mother. Past," out of the seven children Titus, Michelle Wycoff, Holly I^Grow, Kim Williams, and Kns village of Paw Paw as Finance Nails at the lowest prices in this county at E.A. Hill's. NEWS TO YOU, PLEASE Anna, came from Sweden in 1895 bom to the Pratts six attended Tohtz. Flower girl was Shawna Administrator, and David is SHOP THEM FIRST! to join his sister. Anna, and hus- Michigan Agricultural College, employed at Mach Mold as a band August Johnson, whom she Gunn. • fg\. /feV./feV f majoring in horticulture or home moldmaker. had met here after her arrival in economics. HARTFORD Next year's meeting will pro- LIBRARY Some Things bably be held at the same country NEWS RIVERSIDE club, with a repeat of the ex- Signup for the Hartford Public SCHOOL V cellent job of emceeing by Ix)i5 library entry in the "Strawberry iS. Have Always Been Budreau. Anyone wishing to be Festival Parade" is now under ANNOUNCES placed on the mailing list can way. Call Wendy at 621-3408 for send name and address to your JAMBOREE more information in regard to The "Riverside Country Jam- Paw Paw River correspondent, costume and theme. boree" will be held Saturday, More Important who will forward them to the Preschool will meet through May 11, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Budreaus or Gerbers. May until the summer reading Riverside School, 3422 Riverside As time passes and some of our By Roy M. Davis program begins Road, in Riverside. Than Others... i friends have slipped into the There will be a "Berry Special There will be food, games, unth ^ V shadowed part of the Great Cir- Book Sale" in conjunction with with Joan s memory soundtrack, cle of life, we find it immensely prizes, an auction, a raffle, and a FLORIDA the Strawberry Festival in June. white elephant sale. dav^s rlmhl t0 the Sratifying to get together and .s\- HHS REUNION lane memory renew the bonds of friendship Getting together with friends from former days. COLOMA BAND fw from long ago is always enjoy- CRAFT SHOW able. This past winter was no ex- PROGRAM AT ception when Ralph and Mary MCDONALD'S MAY 17-18-19 IN (Lammon) Gerber and Bill and THIS FRIDAY HARTFORD * Lois (Labadie) Budreau hosted Everyone is invited to the The Coloma Band Program Sandra, the 10th Hartford High Florida will sponsor a Family Fun Night "Spring Craft Show" Friday reunion at Sarasota. i. o this Friday, May 10, from through Sunday, May 17-19, spon- SuperBanking Market On Saturday, February 24, for- sored by the Hartford American 5:00-9:00 p.m., at Coloma Sales Manager, ty ex- and present "Hartfordites" legion Auxiliary, in the Hall side McDonald's. y'c gathered at Fairways of Forest Sterensrille, 1-1/2 years Bands will play from 5:00-7:00. of the liegion building. Call Deb- Lakes Country Club for a deli- it Proceeds will go to the Band Pro- bie at 468-5520 or Denise at cious noon meal and several 621-6090 for spots and more infor- gram. hours of conversation. Those pre- mation. sent included: Jim and Clara ii Abercrombie, John and Evelyn Babcock, Bob and Betty (Day) H \ Breseman, Bill and Lois (Laba- die) Budreau, Jim and Jeanette FLORIDA HHS REUNION Ralnh u un>s PECOS TANNING "ti Colman, Bud and Marion (Kling) combines the CD Plus!™ automatically gives Florida reunion planners. X Davkpb"" f i high interest Davis, Carl and Lois Day, Allene you comprehensive insurance (Day) Dent, Bob and Eleanor rates of our r* at Martha's of Wateoljgt protection against accidental Dyer, Ralph and Mary (Lam- Certificate of rhtPluS death and dismemberment for the mon) Gerber, Elmer Hadley, Peoples State Banks name is changing, about an account (or if you just want to TWIt *>"* Deposit with m^ncrni tensfy face value of your Certificate of but Sandra's job isn't. Except for one small know where the lemon juice is), Sandra's for rocr 'wy Laure (Kime) Hafer, Mary (Wal- extra protection Deposit. ker) Kendzior, Irene (Taylor) for your family. TANNING thing. Shp sips her coffee from a new mug. there to help. Leach, George and Gloria If you already have a Certificate (Thompson) Morris, Hugh and A mug that says Pinnacle Bank. Sandra says the new name fits the bank of Deposit with us, then just call Ruth Munro, Barbara Olds, Sandra's been managing the SuperBanking because Pinnacle means the best, and the best is our customer service Patricia Pressley, Willard and' Market ever since it opened last July. She what she always tries to give you. So you representatives for the details. SPECIALS Helen (Smith) Ramer, Bud and Alberta Robinson, Ruth (Cas- 5 makes sure someone's at the store to help you should feel right at home with Pinnacle Bank, If you wish to receive CD Plus!™ teels) Robinson, Clarence and •200 minutes 25 • 26th visit FREE! with your banking seven days a week and because your people are still there... including protection but your C.D. is not Ginny Snodgrass, Ray and evenings, too. When you have a question deposited with us, simply call any Thelma (Smith) Westcott, Wilma •300 minutes^S* 36th visit FREE! Sandra. H T of our offices and ask about CD PIus! ^ (Davis) Weston, and Helen 5 (Burger) Williams. •400 minutes 45 • 46th visit FREE! After the last dishes from the Peoples State Bank's name is becoming,.. The State Bank repast had been cleared away in 30 minute sessions. Individual 15 & 30 minute sessions available. the spacious private dining room, of Coloma some prizes were raffled off and FEATURING WOlfF TANNING SYSTEM EQUIPMENT Visit the State Bank of Coloma as it celebrates 100 years of letters read from absent Hartfor- Remember mom on Mother's Day with a contribution to the area's heritage of growth and prosperity. dites. Many people gave reminis- M l M B l R cences of old school days. Then certificate from Pecos Tanning 209 North Paw Paw Street • Coloma, MI 49038 oolTrtunitv gift FDIC all present watched a videotape FLORIDA HHS REUNION Rin . . 404 N. Main St, Watervliet 463-3862 Open 11-8 Mon-Sat Pinnacle Bank (616) 468-3179 Lender ls Bu 616-983-6311 made by Joan Elder Scouller. Florida reunion planners. dreau, HHi* Member ED /.(.' Home movies and pictures, along (Roy Davis photo; 1

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May 8,1996 The Tri-City Record Page 7 Trinity Area Ohituaries Youngsters come to the aid HELEN CONKLIN Mr. Lockwitz was bom April 9, cago, Illinois; and two brothers Helen "Pat" G. Conklin, 82, 1916, in St. Joseph. He was a formerly of Hartford, Michigan, -Jack King of California and of cancer victim's family maintenance supervisor for Auto Obstetrics services to remain By Jo•ee Cheshire v died-Friday, May 3,1996, at South Mark King of Baroda. Specialties Company for 40 Who can one turn to in a time of Haven Community Hospital, It all started when Mrs. Klapp greatest. You have made my years. tragedy? Where can you go for South Haven, Michigan. LAWRENCE TAVOLACCI gave them a simple assignment day. Today my heart is heavy Survivors include: a son, Lawrence Tavolacci, 82, of at Lakeland Medical Center solace and help? If you are lucky The funeral was held at 11 a.m. to help someone in the communi- with sorrow, but you kids have William Lockwitz of St. Joseph; Watervliet, Michigan, died Fri- enough to live in Hartford, the Monday, May 6, at Calvin Fune- The Board of Directors of and Medicaid reform, the trend an urgent-care walk-in clinic ty, and the girls took over and put lifted my heart. You are the two daughters - Mrs. Stanford day, May 3, 1996, at Lakeland answer is the Middle School. ral Home, Hartford, with Pastor Lakeland Regional Health Sys- toward cost containment is with 24-hour-a-day coverage by a their plan into action. For the greatest, and thank you and God (Darlene) Pamell of St. Joseph Medical Center, Berrien Center, When the students in Donna Timothy Sipes of the Bangor tem announced last week Lake- almost certain to continue." physician or physician assistant- first week of their project, they bless you all." and Mrs. Frank T. (Karen) Michigan. Klapp's fifth- and sixth-grade Church of Christ officiating. land will continue to offer Because of this changing downsizing acute care to reflect sold raffle tickets to the The girls wish to thank every- Vatroba of Coloma, Michigan; Mass of Christian burial was Skills for Adolescences class Burial was in Maple Hill Ceme- obstetric services at Lakeland healthcare environment, said current volumes; and adding an homerooms for $.50 toward three one who helped support their pro- five grandchildren; two great- celebrated at 10 a.m. Tuesday at learned of the tragedy facing one tery, Hartford. Memorials may Medical Center, Berrien Center. Wasserman, hospitals are re- outpatient pain clinic for patients prizes. Third place was a stuffed ject; their teacher, Mrs. Donna grandchildren; and one sister, St. Joseph Catholic Church, of their favorite bus driver's be made to Bangor Church of The Board had earlier voted to evaluating clinical services. who suffer chronic pain. animal donated by Linda Tyler. Klapp; and the Hartford Middle Elenore Lyons of Las Vegas, Watervliet, of which he was a family, they put their heads Christ, Bangor, Michigan. explore the possibility of moving The main benefit of relocating Ginical integration will also af. Second place was a Notre Dame School staff and students. Nevada. He was preceded in member. Burial was in North together seeking a way to help. Mrs. Conklin was bom July 30, obstetrics to another site as part obstetric services would have feet lakeland services at other jersey brought by Cody Brewer. death by his wife, Linda (Popke) Shore Memory Gardens, Hagar 1913, in Marquette, Michigan. of Lakeland's clinical integration been the ongoing cost savings of sites. For example, obstetric ser- MicheUe Beck, 11; Stephanie First-place prize was a walkman Lockwitz, in 1983. Shores, Michigan. Davidson She retired from the Hartford strategy. not offering such a resource- vices at lakeland Medical Cen- Morsaw, 12; Alica Solis, 11; radio bought by Amanda Smith. Chapel, Florin Funeral Service, WATERVLIET Public school system as a "We will still create a long- intensive service at each ter, Niles, will be enhanced. Amanda Smith, 13; Jennifer On Tuesday and Wednesday ARTHUR B. NOWER Coloma, Michigan, was in charge teacher in 1976 after 32 years of term care 'center of excellence' lakeland facility. "By keeping Helene Johnson, M.D., who has McKean, 12; Bobbie Baham, 13; they sold candy in the lunch- LIONESS CLUB Arthur B. Nower, 84, of Law- of the arrangements. Memorials teaching. She was a former at the Berrien Center site, accor- obstetric services at Berrien been instrumental in the growth Cody Brewer. 11; and Mary Soto, room. rence, Michigan, died Thursday, may be made to the Michigan PLANT SALE HARTFORD MIDDLE SCHOOLERS...took on a fund-raising member of the Hartford United ding to the original plan," said Center, we may sacrifice some* of the obstetrics program at Ber- 12, thought they were up to the On Wednesday, May 1, an The Watervliet Lioness Club May 2, 1996, at Bronson Metho- Heart Association or Berrien project to help In a family tragedy. Pictured are: (back row, Methodist Church and a member Joseph A. Wasserman, President long-range cost savings," Was- rien Center, said she is pleased task and set out to do something. assembly was held to honor Bar- announces it will again be dist Hospital, Kalamazoo, Michi- County Cancer Service. from the left) MicheUe Beck, Stephanie Morsaw, Alica Soils, . of both the ME A and NEA gan. and CEO of Lakeland Regional serman said. He added that the with the alternate plan First, they started out with an bara Lichnerowicz, who passed holding its "Annual Plant Sale." Mr. Tavolacci was bom Dec- Amanda Smith, Jennifer McKean, Bobbie Baham, Cody •associations. Health System. "But after listen- long-range status of obstetrics at "Obstetricts is the crown jewel of assignment and a couple of good away the previous Friday after a The sale will take place on The funeral was held at 11 a.m. ember 22,1913, in Palermo, Italy. Brewer, and Mary Soto. In front is Hartford Middle School : Survivors include: one daugh- ing carefully to comments and Berrien Center will depend on Berrien Center, and we're confi- ideas. After putting their ideas battle with cancer. The money Saturday, May 11, from 8 a.m. to Tuesday at Lawrence United He retired in 1976 from Gersonde teacher Donna Klapp and Joan Lichnerowicz, Hartford "Bus •ter, Mrs. Daniel (Lynne) Far- concems from local physicians factors such as future volumes dent that this service will con- into action, they earned over $60 was presented to Barb's mother- 2 p.m. Look for all the plants in The Methodist Church, with Rev. Ron Equipment, Benton Harbor, ;mer of Bangor; one son, David and people throughout the com- and federal reimbursements tinue to thrive," Dr. Johnson and a personal quest to help out in-law, Joan Lichnerowicz, who Driver of the Year." (Joe Cheshire photo) Brooks officiating. Burial was in Michigan. front of Watervliet Ace Hard- : Conklin of Bangor; four grand- munity, we now believe it will be from Medicaid and Medicare. said. "This decision is a tribute to the family in its time of crisis. was also presented with a clock, ware. Brick Prospect Lake Cemetery, Law- Survivors include: his wife, ichildren — Jennifer Farmer, more beneficial to keep obstetric "We are happy to have kept the the physicians, midwives. honoring her as Hartford's 4,Bus Featured will be a variety of rence Township, Michigan. Anna, whom he married Decem- B99 radio comes to CJHS School •Joshua Farmer, Matthew Far- services there as well." long-term care center of ex- nurses, and everybody who have Driver of the Year." hanging baskets, potted planters, Memorial contributions may be ber 1, 1934, in Chicago; one son, jmer, and Sara Conklin; and one made to Lawrence Lions Club or At its monthly meeting in cellence aspect of the original made this program what it is to- Mrs. Lichnerowicz said at the and some potted plants. This is Sam Tavolacci of Watervliet; tant part of communications. Gallery | ;sister, Joni Crabill of Mit- Visiting Nurse Association of September 1995, the lakeland plan," Wasserman said. "This day." presentation, "This is the an opportunity to purchase a Michael Vitale, a disc jockey two daughters - Anna Cobum from B.99.9 (WHFB) radio, Vitale also told about his sports ichellville, Maryland. She was Southwest Michigan, Van Buren Board of Directors approved a very effectively positions Ber- "As healthcare providers, we beautiful plant for Mother's Day! and Patricial Franklin, both of background and also touched on & Gifts .preceded in death by her hus- County Unit. recommendation to create a rien Center for the future, as we leam to be flexible and ready for recently spent a day at Coloma Watervliet; eight grandchildren; Junior High School. Vitale was his career in radio broadcasting. :band, Arthur "Art" Conklin, on Mr. Nower was bom August 18, long-term care center of ex- focus on the two services around change," said Wasserman. "and Art, Gifts & Custom Framing and 10 great-grandchildren. STORY HOUR the guest speaker of Terry Terry Moore's classes have March 29, 1986. 1911, in Lawrence Township, cellence at lakeland Medical which that facility has built its we are more than happy to be QGATNG CAfW Moore's personal typing and been formatting personal busi- Mich. He was a graduate of Center, Berrien Center. One reputation: long-term care and part of this alternative to our BEGINS AT RIVERSIDE & UPHOL9TGtV computer classes. ness letters, simplified memos, 1710 Friday Road ALICE FERGUSON Michigan State University and component of that plan was to obstetrics." original plan. It has become SPAGHETTI COLOMA SCHOOL SLATES Vitale's topic was "Good Com- and formal business letters. The Coloma, Ml 49030 Alice Ferguson, 81, of Coloma, was a retired farmer. He was relocate obstetric services from Other elements of the alternate clear that the benefits to local 61C-466-784S munication Skills Needed for Top classes sent letters to Vitale at ^Michigan, died Thursday, May 2, employed from 1934-1947 with SUPPER MAY 10 Berrien Center to the Lakeland plan include renovating the Ber- obstetricians, and especially to LIBRARY MAY 11 616/468-9351 • Customizrd Boot Covers Careers." He talked about the the radio station and invited him :1996, at Community Hospital in federal, state and county agen- facilities in St. Joseph and Niles. rien Center medical/surgical their patients, outweigh other By Cliff Stevens SPRING & SUMMER HOURS IN RIVERSIDE • Jhore Stution Canopios FUND-RAISER importance of good spelling, why to come and speak. Watervliet, Michigan. cies of the Department of Several Board subcommittees, unit into a 34-bed subacute care considerations. Our mission says Story hour has resumed at Col- On Friday, May 10, from 5:00 • Vinyl Window By Cliff Stevens it is so important to fold a Michael Vitale's "Into the BEGINNING MAY 1,1996 . The funeral was held at 2 p.m. Agriculture. He was a former whose membership included both unit for long-term care patients; oma Public Library and meets to 7:30 p.m. at Riverside United we will be responsive to com- Replaccmer.' This Saturday, May 11, River- Night" airs each week night from OPEN WED. &5pm Saturday at Davidson Chapel, physicians and lakeland repre- keeping surgical services as they every Wednesday morning in the business letter the right way, and Lawrence Township Supervisor munity needs, and this is one ex- • Snowmobile side School in Hagar Township Methodist Church in Riverside, sentatives, provided input into Covers library's lower level, beginning why listening is such an impor- 6 p.m. to midnight on B.99.9 FM Thursday-Sunday llam-5pni iFlorin Funeral Service, Coloma. and formerly served on the are currently offered; converting ample of how we're keeping that • )et Skj Covers Michigan, there will be a this decision. at 10:30 a.m. will sponsor a "Country Jam- in Benton Harbor. Jane Dykema Cindy Young Burial was in North Shore Lawrence Telephone Board, the the emergency department into promise." • Boar & Alitor ic'ule boree" at the school to help raise vvvvvvvwvvvvvv "Spaghetti Supper." Since then, lakeland officials Each session features puppet Memory Gardens, Hagar Shores, Dept. of Social Services Board of Upholstery funds to purchase new play- Price will be by donation, with have met several times with shows, flannel board stories, Michigan. Memorials may be Van Buren County, and the • Misc Repairs ground equipment. take-outs available. obstetricians from Southwestern games, and crafts for youngsters made to Coloma Emergency Am- Farmers Home Administration The "Country Jamboree" will JOHN'S bulance Service. The menu will consist of Medical Ginic, the physician 193 N. Poiv Paw Sf three years of age and over. Board. He was a charter member spaghetti, garlic bread, tossed Coloma. Ml 490.<8 be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., ac- Mrs. Ferguson was born of the Lawrence Lions Club and a group that staffs the obstetrics ALLERGY CLINIC There is no registration or fee salad, homemade desserts, and cording to school officials. March 7, 1915, in Chicago, Il- department at Berrien Center. In Are you suffering from allergies such as hayfever, (!mranc« on L09011 5lPfffJ for participation in Story Hour life member of the Rising Sun beverages. Downtown Planned entertainment at the GLASS linois. those meetings, the two groups which will continue through July. Lodge #19 F&AM. asthma, runny nose, itchy eyes, skin rashes, etc? event includes food, games, The event is sponsored by the developed an alternate plan that WE MAKE OUR OWN VINYL SAVE *6 Survivors include: her step- Survivors include: his wife, prizes, white elephant sale, auc- Riverside Men's Gub. Proceeds keeps obstetric services at Ber- Save $6 off the newsstand price children — Fred Ferguson of Helen, whom he married Novem- F or an appointment, please call tions of various items, and a raf- REPLACEMENT WINDOWS! will go to the church for various rien Center while also creating ft when you subscribe to the Tri-City Record, your Bothell, Washington, Joan Boyer ber 3, 1934; one daughter and fle. Full Line Glass Shop, projects. the long-term care center of ex- of Concord, Michigan, and Bon- spouse, Janette and Gordon The Riverside Hagar No. 6 New Construction hometown newspaper for the Coloma, Hartford & cellence model there. S.R. Ravi, M.D. 621-2166 THE"UAC DOCTOR nie Kroll of Kent, Washington; 11 Farley of Grayling, Michigan; CUBS TICKETS school first opened in 1869 and Windows, Outside Service Work Watervliet area. For just $20 per year (38 cents a week) According to Wasserman. stepgrandchildren; nine step- one grandson and spouse, Wade has been in continuous operation you get 52 issues filled with local news, photos, features ON SALE FROM clinical integration is one ele- great-grandchildren; one bro- (Nancy) Gee of Freeland, Michi- FIXES ALL ever since. The kindergarten and advertising delivered to your home in Berrien or ment of lakeland's overall cost- 468-4227 ther, James Smith of Chicago; gan; a granddaughter. Com- HOSPITAL through eighth grade school dis- Van Buren Counties through the mall. Subscribe today! containment strategy. Reim- two nieces; and two great- mander Wendy Gee of Charles- ATTENTION GRADUATES MAKES AND trict is one of two K-8 school 271 Paw Paw, Coloma nephews. She was preceded in ton, South Carolina; and one AUXILIARY bursement levels from both com- Call Community Hospital Aux- districts in Berrien County. Send $20.00 to the Tri-City Record, Box 7, Watervliet, death by her husband, Raymond, great-granddaughter, Jenifer mercial insurers and govern- iliary, Watervliet, at 463-3111 for The school is located at 3422 MI 49098, along with this completed subscription form.... on April 16,1996. Gee of Freeland. He was preced- ment programs have been declin- MODELS OF your 1996 Chicago Cubs baseball Riverside Road, south of River- ed in death by his parents, Alfred ing for years, he said. "With the game tickets. Game date is side. Name and Grace Baxter Nower; and a growth of managed care and the VACUUMS!! August 1. GUSTAV LOCKWITZ brother, Richard Nower. still-unknown effects of Medicare Mailing Address. Gustav Alfred Lockwitz, 80, of HAIR St. Joseph, Michigan, died Sun- KELLY SCHNEIDER HEALTH AND City, State & Zip. day, May 5,1996, at Golden Pines Kelly M. Schneider, 29, of Col- SAFETY CLASSES Please allow 3 weeks for your new sabscription to begin. Care Center, Stevensville, oma, Michigan, died Sunday, IN MAY Other Michigan subscriptions are $23, out of state $25. Michigan. May 5, 1996, at Borgess Medical ACCEPTim, PATIENTS MAY I CUTS The funeral was held at 7:30 Center, Kalamazoo, Michigan, as Van Buren County Chapter of p.m. Tuesday at Kerley & Starks a result of a sudden illness. the American Red Cross will hold PLEASE CORRECT YOUR ADDRESS! Funeral Home, St. Joseph. a series of health and safety Please let us know as sood as possible when your address changes. Funeral services were held at 1 COLOMA T Allow at least 3 weeks for us to process the address change. In the area Burial was in North Shore p.m. Wednesday at Fairplain classes in May. These classes are open to the public, but you must NOW! ABOVE print your old address - print your new address BELOW. Memory Gardens, Hagar Shores, Chapel, Florin Funeral Service, IMMEDIA TE Michigan. Benton Harbor, Michigan. Burial preregister. Your Woliic-in Name was in North Shore Memory Gar- Monday, May 13-Adult CPR; Hair-Cut Salon dens, Hagar Shores, Michigan. Gel ull Vour Gradumion Announcemenl Wednesday, May 15-Infant and NEW Mailing Address. CARE j Child CPR; and Thursday, May 6Vi W. Main St., Hartford Memorials may be made to the supplies at the Tri-Cit> Record... family. WE HAVE BAGS & BELTS FOR HOOVER. EUREKA. 16-Basic First Aid. 621-2514 City, State & Zip Mrs. Schneider was bom Feb- 468-3135 Ihmit'l StvpfK M.D. • ALL SELECTION ' SHARP KIRBY. KENMORE, ELECTROLUX, PANASONIC. All classes are held from 6-10 Phone number (to verify change if necessary). ruary 2, 1967, in Benton Harbor, • LOtt PRICED REGINA AND MANY. MANY MORE! p.m. at the Van Buren Red Cross Michigan. She was a member of WALK IN, NO APPOINTMENT NECESSAKY Office located at 19 South Center • STILL TIME TO ORDER WE HAVE USED VACUUMS. TOO!! Street. Our mailing address is: the New Apostolic Church in St. 9 Medical IIIneHNPN • Minor Surgery # LueerutioriH 1 Joseph. • SCHOOL COLORS P.O. Box 215, Hartford, MI 49057. PH. 637-2508 Call (616 ) 621-6456 from 9 BUSINESS CARD Hutchins Funeral Home Survivors include: her husv • PediatrieH • WomerTM Health • Offiee Orthopedie* • CUSTOM Ol AM ITIES 209 S Hun. Natenrlict band, Doug; two daughters 420 Quaker Street a.m.-2 p.m. Monday through 463-3811 —Margarett Ann Schauer of • • Employee/DO I PhyHiriilH • WorkerH (lompenNiiiion • PHOTO A W U N CEMENTS iCmibn tlrrlrir South Haven Thursday for prices and to pre- Bridgman, Michigan, and Tricia • INVITATIONS register. BULLETIN BOARD counrEOussEnvicEitr • Participating in inoHt iiiHurunce pluriN * fcy SF A DIGNIFIED MANNERMari e Schneider of Coloma; one ' • THANK VOLS ROLAND T. HUTCMINS. Dir son, Douglas Schneider Jr. of Call463-N-E-W-S or Fax 463-U-F-A-X Coloma; her parents, Duane and 429 Paw Paw St., Coloma 468-3135 • NAME CARDS Patricia Schauer of Bridgman; grandmother, Lucille Harrison of 1 (formerly tin- Fnjanlo Medical (Ainu) Stevensville, Michigan; three Tri-Cii\ Record LAST DAY OF W sisters — Nancy King of Califor- OPEN: Sundays I2 (»- Man., Tue., Wed. ')• 7; f Soonc i ^oq ui nia, Judy Emery of Covert, Mich- ' Fridays 9-5; closed Thursday & Saturday Reg. Haircuts ' Shaping (Styling) igan, and Dawn Ketcham of Chi- REGISTRATION / 3032* cM-140 (shorl to medium taper) Heavy sides CALVIN FUNERAL HOME .' / Reg. Senior Haircuts $5.00 (62+) OALl O. UONARD. OIUCTO* Covt\t, cMO 4904$ MUSUChe srwn to medium Taper HUITPORD, MICHIGAN 4*097 Dog Pood (616) 764-8696 T! LUBOM & Beard. • Razor Haircuts SCHOOL ELECTION Dog Supplies QenerU Managart Care! Kunimy Ctoihes SMI and Donna The 'C Boot.. v oila.-: & Leads Bannatt MON & FRI 8-6, THUR 8-5, WED 9:30-7, SAT 8-3+ .W/fTf" 32 W. MAIN ST., HARTFORD 616 621-4535 MORVHtatl i NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION OF THE ELECTORS OF WATERVLIET PUBLIC SCHOOLS • LLC MAID n/KEAAL NOME Spinal • BERRIEN AND VAN BUREN COUNTIES, MICHIGAN • Bfyiftf AH o4 UWWM. Ml 41944 t«l*4 4744I9I • • outfiMrvil • COLOMA SASH & DOOR HI OOW*1| Column • Martha WaMngtoa Geraniums SERVING SINCE 1969 •wuwc* TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: -m UMCM FLORIN By Dr Andrew how ot*wm« Dc Haven ^SPECIALIZING IN ARCHITECTURAL MILLW0RK on CHINA SfRviCf FUNERAL SERVICE If you have been thinking of trying chiropractic or • Gerber Daisies Please Take Notice that the annual school election of the school district wil. be held on I CUSTOM HARDWOOD MOULDINGS Catering Service • FOR ALL OCCAMOMt a ANY SIZI OMOUP DAVIDSON CHAPEL would like more information on how chiropractic can • CAAHY OUT AMD OILIViNY SIRVICI POM 249 East Center Street Monday. June 10, 1996. J PANELING & DOORS • WIOfNNOt • RIUNIONt A aUtlNItt FUNCTIONt benefit you, come to my Health Class on Tuesday even- toiLi—* nMc r—% • Cm—* M M***! Coloma. Ml 49038 • Zonal Geraniums 4" to 12" Pots J LARRY RENDELL (616) 468-3737 MM* ft** %<*** • ** *'V '-"•t 4^a-3181 ings at 7:00. The classes are 30 to 45 minutes long and THE LAST DAY ON WHICH PERSONS MAY REGISTER IS ( RDER TO BE I cover everything from the best sleeping positions (on •151 E. ST. JOSEPH ST. COLOMA, Ml 49038491 • MIVINtlDl MO. ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION CALLED TO Ba HELD ON CO'.OMA 849-0693 your stomach is not one of them!) to how your body's • Perennials (Over 200 Varieties) MONDAY JUNE 10,1996, IS MONDAY, MAY 13,1996. PERSONS REGISTERING AFTER • nervous system affects your overall health. And, of 5 O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ON MONDAY, MAY 13, 1996, ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO • • course, how chiropractic fits into the "big picture." • * Custom Planting in Your Container or Ours VOTE AT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION. * fenftnct Anyone attending will receive a free chiropractic ex- • 6 V. Studio & Location n Protnuon* Of ' * HUFFMAN'S /HUFFMAN'S amination and, together, you and I will decide if To register, visit any Secretary of State branch office or your county, city or township clerk's • chiropractic is right for you. I look forward to meeting • T.V. & APPLIANCE / HOME FORNISHWG lOCTSKl) AOoktoa Ruk Horn* office Persons planning to register with the respective county, city or township clerks must 25 BEECHW000 SI/ 1 EAST MAIN ST. you! CMM Ml f* ON Ql'Al.lTV •nd a*SINHOU«BI ascertain the days and hours on which the clerks' offices are open for registration. • HARTFORD / HARTF0R 621-2676 Yours for better health the natural way, Dr Andy 1478 PIPESTONE. ».H. « • "KRKK" • FREE INSTALLATION! ; M-F 8:30-6:30 • SAT 82S-11B7 • 621-3720 or/ 621-447 This Notice is given by order of the board of education. • | with CULLIGAN'S purchase plan ! MIDWAY CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 468-3720 / bgi-w Design C onsultations • J Call the Culligan Girl for details. ; 7652 Red Arrow Hwy, Watervliet 463-4100 or 463-5700 • RENT TO OWN' or 'CASH & CARRY' Satisfaction (Guaranteed 1-800-442-2802 Mon.. Wed. & Fri. 9-1, 3-6: Tue. & Thur. 9-1, 3-8: Sat. 9-1 GARDEN CENTER HOURS i Monday-Saluniay 8:SM;30 . Sunday lo^on Robert Sloan • Ask about our (Gift Certificates * Secretary, Board of Education • -A

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Treat mom to the best Auto ^ Choice Pickc < L !For^,.9rfomV~l Happy Mother's Day The perfect MAIN STREET , Get half off a 8x10 or larger Bring mom to breakfast vr C. A. R. portrait of mom, a perfect gift. ,! Mother's Day <2 Mother's Day, hny one %He y kid... for Mother's Day w- PIZZA 468-5555 For the "Best Mom" breakfast, mom's is free! lit is at why not do your mom's a free Hitting and a free 8-round channel-set diamonds. 14K. For the "BEST MOM" grocery shopping at 8x10 portrait 463-4600 A wheel alignment Make our 1/10 carat, Reg. S325 Sale S229 1/4 carat, Reg. S500 Sale $349 For the "'Bent Mom' J on Ed's 7250 Red Arrow Hwy. (for most cars) MITCHELL'S 1/2 carat, Reg. $900 Sale S599 Breakfast for two featuring the all new houseware dept. Styling Salon CALL 3/4 carat, Reg. S1425 Sale $999 Donna's MasterCard MARKET 1 carat, Reg. $1875 Sale 51299 .'{.IM A. Main St.* If alervliet ALL YOU CAN EAT! RED ARROW, HARTFORD 849-2202 your Mother's Day rail 46.'t-H00 for an appointmvm For the ''Best Mow"... a $23 gift CORNER CAFE BUFFET & SALAD BAR for quality meats & deli certificate toward a jewelry purchase Gift Headquarters! & DAIRY BAR . W9 We've moved downtown to the Citgo Station, PHOTCPHOTOGRAPH Y lormerly Donna's Family Restaurant & Tastee Freez for thr "Bent Mom" |USt J for the "Rest Mom" SL For the 'Best Mom' Paw Paw Street, Coloma. MAIN STREET, WATERVLIET 463-4000 a 815.00 ^ift rertifirate for the "Best Mom"... Buffet for 2 $10.00 in gas 4261 Coloma Road * Coloma A 40.00 Gift Certificate 231 N. Paw Paw St., Coloma 468-6891 Redeem before June 12, 1996 K very thing Mom A Great Mother's Day ETHELS E&N Qve 3H orn a 10% ( L,,ves^ MAIN ST., COLOMA RijOT Coloma GIFT IDEA -Hut all lorle cakesfor 0rabe WinbH Shop us for gift For Mother's Day CABLE TV MOTHER S li t Y Bring Your Mom to ideas for mom... LORRAINE 'W GIFT IDEAS FOR hor thr "Itrsl Mom** £Foy the ^Best 3\lom Antiques tin H" i'lnwr tortv ntkr fo\ ^M.othe'i s £Day our Luncheon Buffet flowers, perfumes, NYLON GOWNS HER HOME...visit ^F'lee Cable installation (We iv got Lheat {jift c Jcleas... on Mother's Day 463-8281 UilSU»}S cards & gift wrap LADIES BLOUSES J2 ENTERPRISES ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES JHaii Can & £Ploducts, CARPETING, LAMPS, FURNITURE 12-2pm, $5.29 innie s For the "Best Mom" J Hake- 'Up & /jewehy VINYL... FREE ESTIMATES POST CARDS & BEADS & KNIT TOPS kids under 12, $2.63 a flat of flowers sizes S M L-3X LFi* the SBest ^ \lom PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATIONS FOR BEST MOM... HARTFORD LADIES SHORT ROBES $20.00 Ctltificate kids under 3 eat free! $15.00 Gift Certificate 65097 Red Arrow Hwy., Hartford, JONES !NTERCRBLE». rlolliing for ihr fuller liul> COUNTRY CUTS 621-3844, Open Tues-Sat, 9-5 For the "Best Mam'" OPEN MON-SAT 10-5 (20 S Main SC., Watervliet Dinner for six For the "BEST MOM" (acroti from The Waffle Uouie) For the "Ih'sl Mom" (pizza, hreadsticks & pop) 463-6220 ~ SUNDAYS Noon - 5 361 N.Main St, Watervliet 463-5022 a $10.00 gift certificate a small hotel pitcher set 4600 Paw Paw Lk Rd. 168-6600 336 N. Main St., Watervliet caU 463-2887

Celebrating our 10th year FILL 'S Enter the "Best Mom" contest! Give Mom a Give your mom For the twelfth year, the Tri-City Record is sponsoring its "Best Mom" contest for Mother's Day, May 12. —- — CAR WASH a break today Shop BELFY GAS TANK On that day a mother, grandmother, stepmother, or best friend will receive a dozen red for Mother's Day nURSBRY FOR A DIFFERENT GIFT IDEA! CP roses and dozens of gifts from area merchants as the "Best Mom" of 1996. & Mother's Day DRUGSTORE Selection of "Best Mom" is made by the staff of the Tri-City Record, based on the contents For the "Best Mom" i "t (or shop our store for more ideas) oS 5 FREE Super Car Washes ...thsring the pleasure #/plants. for all your Mother's Day ('ifts £F<)» the iSest Siiorti of a nominating letter submitted on behalf of the candidate. For the "Best Mom plus a free WELSH Oil coffee mug I PERFUMES, WATCHES, PENS, a 10% Wiscount To enter that special lady in your life in the "Best Mom" competition, simply write a let- Far the "Hest Mam" dinner for 6 CAMERAS, COSMETICS, ter to the Editor of the Record. In 100 words or less, tell why she deserves to win the "Best a Rhailadendran CARDS & GIFT WRAP TOO! Mom" title. Sign the letter and give your address and telephone number (don't forget For the ' 'Best Mom Mom's name). Deadline for the letter entry is Friday, May 10, at noon. The "Best Mom" let- Many Choices of Gifts a bottle of perfume ter writer will be notified that day and the "Best Mom" will receive her red roses on Sun- day, Mother's Day. Her picture and the nominating letter will appear in the May 15 edition for Mothers' Day I McDonald's CF of the Record. All letters submitted for consideration will appear in the Record as space 55S6 RjvcruJc Cokmu. Ml 49038 • 468 8594 Belfy Drug Store allows up to and after Mother's Day. j W4 Coloma E\il HOURS Mon Fri 9 7, Sal 9-4. Sun I-4 387 N. Main St. Watervliet CRYSTAL FLASH 463-3164 Previous letter writers are urged to submit new letters! if Ryno Rd.. Coloma HARTFORD w You'll find lots JM From dishware he Meatmg Place' ifts She'll Love m • nOM uxm ^Prices You111 Love of Mother's Day MARINE to housewares... LRISP-y o M' 320 N Main St., WatervUet QUALITY MEATS & GROCERIES igjl Gifts along our 463-6611 yard decorations We'll go overboard tor your business' Your COLOMA W*tll IMlClNI I fr-j-.tluHU*! Mf J MILLER N ik i^ont io i x.i ^ fM THERMOMETER Harding's aisles & WATERVLIET to sporting goods Be a clear and send PARTY mit our gilt showroom lor... There's gifts here X For the 'Best Mom For the "BEST MOM" Mom an FTD GIFTS, HOUSEWARES WESCO for Mother's Day 16 piece bucket of chicken a hanging basket J Mother's Day Bouquet. Thanks^ Bouquet TRAYS WOODENWARE OPEN EVERYDAY! For the "Best Mom" Just call or visit us , ? or a rose bush for your hometown convenience A 45 Gift Certificate or ,,lf, Best PLUS MUCH MORE! today.' J for MOMS & MAIN ST. WATERVLIET, 463-6526 14 S. Center St., Hnrtlord Open llam-9pm GRADS! PAW PAW ST., COLOMA, 468-3667 468-3462 Monday-Saturday Open M-t Bam - 5pm Best Mom' 468-7958 ^ Main St., Coloma For "Best Mom" WE SHIP UPS a $10 gift certificate For the "''Ifest Mom" HOME TOWN 712 Scuth Main Street Phone 3-seat Paddle Boat I dozen fresh don nls Watervliet 4634848 $15.00 For the "Best Mom" COLOMA Goast to Goast FLOWERS a $15.00 j»ift certificate America's TOTAL HARDWARE® Store For Take-Out Sr lAST CENTER, .CAOMA /t9». Gift Certificate STORE $425.00 q Your Coloma YOUR #1 STOP Take Mom to For the "Best Mom" For a real Lamps, tables, DAVE'S BROADWATER Mother's Day treat FOR YOUR Lunch at Dinner for Two clocks, stools AUTO^ Bring your mom to is your complete, Fsxop MOM S GIFT! Vic's Pizza! f & more are great AMOCO You ve tried the Rest... ir All That deparment store for gifts M-140 at I-94, WATERVLIET goi nmls nnd irrfi/i, natrhi's. SANDY'S gifts ideas at... Itrrfninr. rosnirtirs* itlanls. jlonrrs omi Now try the Best/ She •oca for Mother's Day... t including... cakes & flowers, cards, fianicn

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WATERVLIET Community Calendar & School Awards HARTFORD n PUBLIC SCHOOLS EXCEPT furniture as we have no NORTH CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOL way of storing it. Bring your un- CALENDAR SCHOOL STUDENT OF wanted treasures to the High BUYING BOnLED WATER? Monday, May 13; LUNCH- School on Friday, May 17, bet- ACCREDITATION Chicken Fingers. LAST DAY TO THE WEEK ween 4-7 p.m. or Saturday morn- hate those plastic jugs? REGISTER TO VOTE. MID- Congratulations to Brian Wil- ing between 7:30-8:30. Return on RENEWED Rent a CULLIGAN reverse DLE/HIGH SCHOOL-Varsity Principal Lou Seman of Hart- liams, 12, a sixth-grader at Hart- Saturday to pick up some new osmosis for $3.50 per t Track at Hartford, 4:30 p.m.; JH ford Middle School, for being treasures and help us have a suc- ford High School announced last Track, Laker Co-ed Relay at Up- chosen Student of the Week. cessful fund-raiser. week that the school's North Cen- month...limited special! ton, 4:30 p.m.; Regular Board Brian was nominated by Mrs. tral Association (NCA) accre- Call 1-800-442-2802 • Meeting in HS Library, 7:00 p.m. Janssen for creating an excellent ditation has been extended PRE SCHOOL through the 1995-96 school year. Tuesday, May 14: LUNCH- Power Point slide show project. SOLO AND ENSEMBLE PARTICIPANTS...Six WatervUet r Flame-broiled Hamburgers. LEARNING This action was taken at the Brian's special community ac- Senior Chorale members recently participated in the state SOUTH SCHOOL-F irskgraders NCA's Annual Meeting in Chi- tivities include being a member CENTER Solo and Ensemble Festival held at Kalamazoo Valley Com- to Binder Park Zoo. MIDDLE/ cago, Illinois, on March 27. AFFORDABLE STORAGE UNITS of Hartford Federated Church munity College on April 13. Dan Golladay received a Division HIGH SCHOOL-Varsity Base- and playing soccer in the spring OPEN HOUSE "Along with hosting periodic I for his solo performance. The Chorale Men's Ensemble ball atGalien, 4:15p.m.; Varsity and fall. He Ls also a member of on-site evaluations by a visiting COLOMA DINNER-PLAY....The two-act mystery "Rehear- IS MAY 15 received a Division II. Participants include: (from the left) Softball at Galien, 4:15 p.m. the sixth grade band and plays Pre School Learning Center, team of educators, each NCA LINDY'S LOCKERS sal For Murder" will be this year's dinner-theatre production Jeremy Arndt, Drew Bain, Dan Golladay, Bill MacDonald, Wednesday, May 15: LUNCH- basketball. school is accredited on the basis ;IRLS STATE REPRESENTATIVES...Laura Colegio and by Coloma High School in the High School cafeteria this 7048 Curtis Drive, Coloma, will Derrick Beebe, and Chris Sink. Spaghetti. SOUTH SCHOOL- hold an "Open House" for cur- of an annual report on conditions Lrianiie Cardenas have been chosen to represent Hartford Saturday, May 11, at 6:30 p.m. and Sunday, May 12, at 5 p.m. Greendonner/Campbell Classes, rent and prospective students in the High School and on such 463-R E N T igh School as the Girls State representatives for the 1996 Tickets, priced at $12 for adults and $6 for students and senior Russian Presentation, 9-10 a.m. and their families from 7:00 to supplementary information as RED ARROW HWY, Corner of FOREST BEACH jenool year. Delegates to Girls State are outstanding high citizens, will be available at the door. Three cast members NORTH SCHOOL-Althouse/Kis- 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, May 15. the Commission on Schools re- Across from & N WATERVLIET RD. [school Juniors who are school and community leaders. They (from the left), Maria Rauner, Amanda Scott and Andy sel Classes to Hartford Museum. The public is invited. quests," Principal Seman ex- WATERVLIET H.S. WATERVLIET. Ml 49098 will join approximately 546 others in a weeklonig practicapi l ex- Mayr, are pictured rehearsing for the play. Thursday, May 16: LUNCH- Pre School Learning Center plained. "The continued accre- perience in self-government based on Michigan's state (Cliff Stevens photo) Ham and Cheese Sandwich. has been serving area families ditation means that the condi- | government. SOUTH SCHOOL-Second- for over 20 years. They offer tions for effective education exist Pictured (left) is Arianne Cardenas, 17. She is the daughter graders to Binder Park Zoo; Bar- year-round total childcare for in the school." of John and Linda Cardenas of Hartford. Arianne plans to at- nyard Express, Kdg., 10:30 a.m.; children from two weeks to 11 North Central Association is BATTERIES & TIRES tend either Western Michigan University or Kenoall Art In- Barnyard Express, P.M. Kdg., years, Monday-Friday, 6 a.m. to the largest of the country's stitute. She has a brother, Justin, and a sister, Adrienne. 1:00 p.m. MIDDLE/HIGH 6 p.m. Breakfast, lunch, and two regional accrediting agencies. It Laura, also 17, is the daughter of Mike and Ester Colegio Dinner-play this weekend SCHOOL-Blood Drive, Gym, 8 snacks are prepared and served is a voluntary coalition of over and has a brother, Johnny Liceaga. She plans to attend a.m.-2 p.m.; Varsity Baseball daily at the Center. Preschool 7,000 schools and over 1,000 col- Kalamazoo Valley Community College, with her field of study on stage at Coloma H.S. Clinic, 5th and 6th Grades in classes are offered during the leges and universities in the yet to be decided. Gym, 6:00 p.m. school year. 19-state region of the central Hartford's American Legion Auxiliary has graciously spon- By Cliff Stevens senior citizens. Seating is limit ?d Friday, May 17: LUNCH- United States. The Association sored the Girls State representatives for which the school ex- Coloma High School will pre- to 75 people. For information, call 468-6423. TOM SMITH TRACTOR SALES Pizza. SOUTH SCHOOL-Kdg. works with schools to improve presses its thanks. (Joe Cheshire photo) sent its annual dinner-play pro- The catered dinner menu in- Observation All Day (No Full Brian is the son of Ferrin and the quality of education through a Nfu Tractor* nt W holesnlf Prices duction this Saturday, May 11, at cludes the choice of roast beef Day Kdg.). MIDDLE/HIGH Mary. He has two brothers: continuous process of accredita- 6:30 p.m. and Sunday, May 12, at and/or chicken, au gratin SCHOOL-Varsity Baseball Keith, who is in fifth grade at NATIONAL tion and evaluation. NCA cur- 5 p.m. in the High School potatoes, green beans, tossed 69760 Afo* Hwy P^ 616 621 ?00' / 616 463-6141 ACHIEVEMENT NIGHT...On Thursday, May 16, Coloma w/New Buffalo at Galien, 4:15 Woodside Elementary; and LIBRARY WEEK rently accredits 959 schools in H«rtf(X(3 Ml 49057 cafeteria. salad, relish tray, cheese plate, p.m. Kevin, who is in third grade at Michigan. High School will be displaying student creations from 6 p.m. Dinner will be served first, and homemade desserts. Saturday, May 18: MIDDLE/ Woodside. Brian has one older CELEBRATED AT until 8 p.m. Original works of skilled potters, machinists, followed by the two-act mystery Cast members include: Andy HIGH SCHOOL-Varsity Base- sister, Amber, a ninth-grade stu- drafters, woodworkers, welders, and artists will be shown. play "Rehearsal For Murder." Mayr, Kevin Schultz, Amanda NORTH SCHOOL PIONEER KENWOOD MIX LANZAR CAR AUDIO Scott, Gwenda Gioannini, ball Clinic, 7th & 8th Grades, 9-11 dent at Hartford High School. "Superfudge" by Judy Blume Computer students will be demonstrating some of the high The in-the-round play takes place Christine Allen, George King, a.m.; JV Baseball at Home Brian would like to add that he was a triple winner in a Reader's tech skills In the computer lab. The choir will be serenading on an empty Broadway theater Let George Do Shanna Shearer, Maria Rauncer, w/Cassopolis, 11:00 a.m.; Varsi- really enjoys math with Mrs. Poll distributed recently to visitors and the band will be holding its spring concert. stage in New York City. John's Stereo Inc. Tickets, which will be avail- Corey Winfield, Mike Moser, ty Baseball at Cassopolis, 11:00 Fisher-Prediger, enjoys home- Watervliet North School students "Safe Celebrations" will feature area business and service 606 Phillips. South Haven able at the door, are priced at $12 Doug Lake, Katrina Gibson, and a.m.; Track Regionals at room with Mr. Pike, and likes in celebration of National Lib- representatives who will be able to assist parents and for adults and $6 for students and Mike Zwar. Bangor; Varsity Softball at having six different teachers. rary Week which was April 14-21. { WooJ Additions students in planning safe and happy graduation activities. Cassopolis, 11:00 a.m.; JV Soft- Time goes fast in the Middle One hundred thirty-four readers Remodeling LHUS ROCK YOUR SOCKS! This activity is open to the public. ball at Home w/Cassopolis, 11:00 School, and the hot lunches are General Contractor Repairs Pictured are (left) Sigrid Larsen, (right) Erin Megna, and took part in this just-for-fun look Rooting • •••••••••••••••• a.m.; Sophomore Class Rum- better! Phone 468 3302 at some of their favorite books, Siding JohnKuhn 616 637-1994 (in back) Emily Brigham. mage Sale, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; with the following results: Decks Reverend Jerry Amstutz, Public SOPHOMORE Favorite Book-'Superfudge," 6165 North Shore Dr LOMA MOVIE REVIEW Auction, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. CLASS ,4The Giver," "Deep Trouble." Coloma Ml 49038 License #082928 THE SUBSTITUTE -Tom Berenger stars in this ac- Funniest Book-'Superfudge," \\ c hull (ind sell BOB QUINT...demonstrates stone Hinting to a group of third- $1,000 grant to library tion drama. (Rated "R") RUMMAGE SALE "James And The Giant Peach," grade students at Watervliet's North School during the third- CELTIC PRIDE-Dan Aykroyd, Daniel Stem, and EARNS 616 461 4945 Antiques I't cclcra AT WHS "The Twits." graders' Native American Day. (Carole Kiernan photo) by Menasha Foundation Damon Wynans star in this basketball comedy. (Rated PRINCIPAL'S LIST The sophomore class of Water- Scariest Book-44Night Of The "PG-13") PETS SPREAD RUMORS By Cliff Stevens HONOR vliet High School will be holding Living Dummy," "The Haunted in Graphic Packaging, Point-Of- SGT. BILKO-Steve Martin is a conniving Army ABOUT GOOD GR00MERS Charles Dickinson, Coloma Sixth-grader Elizabeth McKin- a "Rummage Sale" Saturday, Mask," "It." Purchase displays, and lamina- sergeant who has one scam after another. Dan Aykroyd and Public Library- head librarian, ney earned Principal's List May 18, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Favorite Author-R.L. Stine Native American Day at ted bulk boxes. Phil Hartman co-star as Army officers trying to catch Martin Valley - View Jierwels KM;i.NLkATI()NS announced May 1 the library was honors for the third quarter at the High School cafeteria. Now is was the overwhelming favor- Dickinson said the grant "is at one of his schemes.(Rated "PG") Watervliet North School. Her the time to clean out those ite, Ann M. Martin, Roald Dahl. G'oonvng • S jPO'^S !<'. OIMMIII tills \IIIOK North Elementary School the recipient of a $1,000 grant very much appreciated by the name was unintentionally omit- closets, basements, storage Favorite Book Character: M Kimvi; \ Kl IIMMIIM. X Kl I'MHIV. from the Menasha Foundation. library and, although no specific By Carole Kiernan The Menasha Corporation, THOUGHT OF THE WEEK-"A hug is a perfect gift-one ted last week from the news areas, etc. We will be accepting Fudge, Mickey Mouse, Claudia. Hansen, Jean Hayden. Darla use of the grant funds has been Native American activities which has its corporate offices in size fits all and nobody minds if you give it back." release submitted by the school. donations of clothes, household Favorite Type of Book- RON AND SANDY NIMTZ 7850 Hill Ra I Campbell and Lynnea Martin made by the Library Board, it 616-944-4040 overtook Watervliet's North Neenah, Wisconsin, conducts its Our congratulations to Liz. items, toys, and anything else Mystery, Scary ("Goose- Owners Waiervhet Mi 49098 have added to the original events was a welcome donation." • •••••••••••••••• 4826 TERRITORIAL RD . MlLLBuRG MI 49022 ^ Elementary School Friday, April business through facilities in 19 bumps"), Fantasy. of five years ago. The original Last month, the Menasha 26. The third-grade students, states and two foreign countries. Favorite Book Ever Read To Native American Day was Foundation award a $2,500 grant MAY 10 THRU MAY 16 $3 ($2-12 OR UNDER FOR G OR PG) teachers, 14 Watervliet High The Coloma container plant of You-"Superfudge," "James And organized by Lynnea Martin for to the Paw Paw Lake Youth Soc- School honor students, and near- Menasha Corporation was ac- T OlVf A 468-LOMA Your ' 'Kute Kids'' The Giant Peach," "Charlotte's her third-grade class. It has cer league to be used toward the ly 20 parent helpers were forced quired by Menasha in 1970. The Web." continued development of the LUMA COLOMA inside by the inclement weather grown to include all the third- Coloma plant manufactures cor- THIS KUTIE...is Favorite Time To Read-at 23-acre F.O.P. Youth Sports Native American Day is the cul- graders in Watervliet's schools. rugated packaging, specializing THE SUBSTITUTE one-month-old night, anytime, before bed. This year the events the Park in Coloma Township. DAILY 7:00-9:20 SAT-SUN 4:00 (R) Kersten Nichole Favorite Place To Read-bed- COMMUNITY mination of the unit on Native American Studies, as part of the students participated in includ- Strunk. She was room, in bed, at school. social studies/language curri- ed: legends, face painting, sand CELTIC PRIDE born March 29, The library would like to thank Please Don't Burn Yard DAILY 7:20-9:40 SAT-SUN 4:40 (PG13) culum. The unit, "Repect Mother painting, frybread, drums 1996, to proud everyone who took the time to petroglyphs, pictographs, participate in this fun poll. Earth," begins in September Waste May 1-15 SGT BILKO DAILY 7:10-9:30 SAT-SUN 4:20 (PG) parents Philip and with the students choosing native shields, stone Hinting, clay Kristina Strunk of CALENDAR necklace, branch weaving, hoop SOUTH HAVEN Sponsored as a community service by Orchard Hill Sanitary Landfill American names and continues ()utd(H)r burning causes owr.'{()' r of Coloma. Her and spear game, beaver tooth Send Community Calendar listings to The Tri-City Record, Box 7, Watervliet, MI 49098 throughout the year with report Michigan's wildfires. MICH-3 6374662 game, and a demonstration and maternal proud writing and other projects. Smoke from the burning of yard or FAX them to 463-8329. Listings must be renewed weekly, deadline is Noon, Mondav discussion of stone flinting. THE QUEST 7:10-9:40 SAT-SUN 2:00-4:30 (PG13) grandparents are MSU LISTS SPRING Third-grade teachers Joanna wastes can be a health hazard—es- Jim and Nancy Ed- Wednndays. 10:30 i.m.. STORY HOUR Saturday. May 11. 10:00 a.m. 2:00 Monday, May 13. 6-10 p.m., ADULT AND SUMMER pecially for children, senior citizens. wards of Coloma. (for three-year-olds and over), Coioma p.m.. RIVERSIDE COUNTRY JAM CPR. Van Buren Red Cross Office, 19 ALL DOGS GO TO HEAVEN 2 and those with chronic respiratory SAT-SUN 2:15-4:45 (G) Paternal proud GRADS Public Library's lower level. BOREE. Riverside School, 3422 River South Center St, Hartford. Call (616) side Rd.. Riverside. Mich. Food, fames, We'd like you to meet conditions. grandparents are Michigan State University in 621 6456 Monday-Thursday. 9 a.m. 2 East Lansing lists 6,383 degree Wednesdays. 1:00 p.m.. ADVANCED prizes, white elephant sale, auction, p.m., for prices and to register. Outdoor burning will not be al- MRS WINTERBOURNE John and Jayne and raffle. DAILY 7:00-9:30 SAT-SUN 1:45-4:15 (PG13) candidates for spring and sum- LINE DANCING. North Berrien Senior lowed under the State Forest Fire Strunk of Millburg, Center. Coloma. Free for senior Tuesday. May 14. 7:00 p.m.. FORMER Tina Simmons^S mer of 1996. Law 'Part 515, 1995 PA 451i be- Michigan. citizens. Saturday (6:30 p.m.) & Sunday (5:00 WATERVLIET PAPER COMPANY LADIES PRIMAL FEAR DAILY 6:40-9:20 (R) There were 4,658 candidates for tween May 1 and 15. p.m.). May 11 A 12. COIOMA DINNER ANNUAL DINNER. Chickhaven our new nail technician... bachelor's degrees; 1,051 tor Wednesdays. 2:15 p.m., BEGINNING PLAY, "Rehearsal For Murder." Colomi Restaurant, Niles Road. St Joseph. Call Please do your part to prevent wild- NILES Share a photo of your "Kute Kids" with your friends, neighbors, and master's degrees; and 346 for LINE DANCING. North Berrien Senior High School cafeteria. Tickets are $12 463-4058 for more information. Tina specializes in nail art, fires by recycling yard debris, in- READY relatives who read the Trl-Clty Record. Make sure you write your kids' doctoral degrees. Six student Center. Coloma. Free for senior for adults and $6 for students I senior stead of burning it. citizens. citizens and will be available at the names on the back of the picture and Include any other information about were candidates for educational Wednesday, May 15. 6-10 p.m., IN- nail extensions and manicures. Debris that must be THE QUEST 4:30-7:20-9:50 SAT-SUN 1:40 (PG13) it you'd like to see in the paper, including mom and dad, grandma and specialist, 115 were candidates door. FANT AND CHILD CPR, Van Buren Red Stop in any day or call for an burned can be held grandpa, and so on. Send the photo to the Tri-City Record, P.O. Box 7, for doctor of osteopathic medi- Fridays, 1 p.m., NEEDLECRAFT SES- Cross Office, 19 South Center St. Hart- TRUTH ABOUT DOGS & CATS Watervliet, MI 49098. Pick up the photo after it appears in the paper or in- cine, 108 were candidates for doc- SIONS. North Berrien Senior Center. Saturday & Sunday, May 11 & 12. 3 ford. Call (616) 621-6456 Monday- until it can be safely DAILY 4:45-7:30-9:40 SAT-SUN 2:00 (PG13) clude a stamped, self-addressed envelope and we'll mail it back to you. p.m., WILDFL0WER WALK, Sarett evening appointment, 408-3336. tor of medicine, 95 for doctor of Coloma. Thursday. 9 a.m.-2 p.m.. for prices and burned once burning Nature Center. Benton Harbor. For DAILY 4:15-7:10-9:30 SAT-SUN 1:20 (R) veterinary medicine, and four for to register. permits are issued again. THE CRAFT Friday-Saturday-Sunday, May 10-11-12, more information, call (616) 927-4832. Special Offer doctor of musical art. MICHIGAN 8:00 p.m. Friday & Saturday and 4:00 Wednesday. May 15, 7:00-8:00 p.m., ily 5:00 Included among this list of OLIVER COMPANY sat^•SUN 1:00 (G) p.m. Sunday, "GOODBYE, MR. Saturdays. May 11 & 25. 9:00 a.m.12 OPEN HOUSE AT PRE SCHOOL LEARN- 00 For a Set of MSU graduates were the follow- GOODRICH. GOODBYE," Ichabod's lit- noon. BABY-SITTING CLASS, sponsored ING CENTER, 7048 Curtis Drive, Col- Sponsored by (he Michigan Interagency Wildland Fire Protection Association ir MULHOLLAND FALLS When You Insure ing Tri-City Area students: tle Theatre in the Hollow, Sleepy by Van Buren County American Red oma. The public is invited. DAILY 6:50-8:50 SAT-SUN 2:30 (R) Stacy Marie Bannen of Water- Hollow Resort, South Haven. Call (616) Cross, for ages 10-16 years. You must Artificial Nails Offer expifti May *5, /9Wi Your Home and vliet, with a bachelor of arts 639-1486 for more information. attend BOTH classes. Call (616) Thursday, May 16, 6-10 p.m., BASIC degree in advertising. 621-6456 Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-2 FIRST AID. Van Buren Red Cross Office. Kelli L. Bush, with a bachelor Friday, May 10, 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m., p.m., for price and to preregister. 19 South Center St. Hartford. Call CUTTING CORNERS Car With Us, of arts degree in education, with VAN BUREN COUNTY RED CROSS (616) 621-6456 Monday-Thursday, 9 Saturday, May 11, 7:30 p.m. (Michigan THE NEXT TIME YOU NEED A honors; Nicole Narelle Cottier, BLOOD DRIVE, Hartford Middle School a.m.-2 p.m.. for prices and to register. 154 N. Paw Paw St., Coloma, 468-3556 Auditorium. time), GOSPEL CONCERT, sponsored by You'll Save $$$. with a bachelor of arts degree in St Paul Lutheran Church of Buchanan, audiology and speech sciences; Thursday, May 16,6:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., PHYSICIAN... Friday, May 10, 5:00-9:00 p.m., COL- at Niles High School Auditorium, 1441 PENNIES FOR PATIENTS FUND- When you insure both your home and Philip C. Hickmon, with a OMA BAND PROGRAM FAMILY FUN Eagle St, Niles, Mich. Tickets are RAISER, Berrien County Cancer Ser- 15 car with Auto-Owners, we'll save you bachelor of science degree in NIGHT. Coloma McDonald's. Bands will $10/adult (16 years & up) and vice, 7301 Red Arrow Highway, Ste- Gutter-Helmet psychology; and Dawn Michele play from 5-7 p.m. $5/child (5-15 years). Call the church ASK FOR ONE OF OURS money with our special multi-policy vensville, Mich. Donate your pennies, The once-and-for-aU solution to Stampfly, with a bachelor of arts at (616) 695-9061 for more Informa- discounts. tour the agency, and enjoy punch & MEET degree in -education, with high Friday, May 10, 5:00-7:30 p.m., ALL- tion and tickets. cookies. i gutter clogging problems. Call your local Auto-Owners honors. These students are all Y0U-CAN-EAT SPAGHETTI SUPPER, Victoria M. Gaus, M.D. Riverside United Methodist Church, Monday, May 13, 1:30 p.m., A.A.R.P. agent today for all the details. from Coloma. Thursday, May 16. 6:00-8:00 p.m., HEY o CHAPTER 3101, Knights of Columbus Helen Thomas, a journalist and 4401 Fikes Rd., Riverside, Mich. Price COLOMA HIGH SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT Amazingly Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation is by donation, and take-outs will be clubhouse. 7454 Paw Paw Avenue, NIGHT, student creations on display. Mom & Dad! simply... member of the Capitol Press Watervliet (across from Paw Paw Lake available. The public is invited. and it at Corps in Washington, D.C., ad- Golf Course). Call Mary Littleton. It's not too dressed undergraduate degree works! Saturday, May 11,8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m., 468-3715, for more information. Saturday, May 18, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., RUM- Community Hospital candidates at a student convoca- WATERVLIET LIONESS PLANT SALE, in MAGE/BAKE SALE, Salem Lutheran late to order lAuto-Owners tion at 1 p.m. Friday, May 3, in front of Watervliet Ace Hardware. Church, corner of Park & Marvin, Col- GRADUATION Watervliet Insurance the Breslin Student Events oma. Dr Gaus attended medical school at the Cebu In- Lite Home Car Business Center. TRIE ESTIMATES ANNOUNCEMENTS CALL stitute of Medicine with residency at the University PrtM&m fioftk ®, Advanced degrees were con- Taking Care of Your Disposal Needs 925-6428 ferred at commencement cere- at the or 1-800-640-6716 of Wisconsin. Dr. Gaus is Board certified and has Authofiitd Dealer monies at 7:30 p.m., also on Fri- Orchard Hill Sanitary Landfill Licensed & Imuied hospital privileges at Community Hospital. DON YOUNG Tri-City Record To make an appointment with Dr. Gaus, telephone 463-8114, located on Medical Park day. Bruce M. Alberts, President 3290 Hennessey Rd. Watervliet 463-5588 1370 South M-139, Benton Harbor, MI 49022 Insurance Agency of the National Academy of Drive, Watervliet, Michigan. Science gave the commencement OPEN: Mon.-Fri. 7am-4:30pm Sat. 7am-i\oon 323 N. Main St., Watervliet 463-6773 address.

— Page 12 The Tri-City Record May 8,19% May 8,1996 The Tri-City Record Page 13 Yankovich took the 2UU dash; Want Ads & Public Notices & Outdoor News Chris Johnson took the 3200 run; Newnum, Yankovich, O'Neal, and Yankovich took the 400 ed above. CALL JOB LINE NORTH SECTION LINE 216.63 County, Michigan, and are described relay; Sandoval, Williams, WANT ADS FEET TO THE SAID WEST LINE According to §600.3240 of the as: 983-GAIN OF THE EAST HALF OF THE Michigan Compiled Laws, the above- LAND IN THE TOWNSHIP OF OPEN HOUSE Newnum, and Peters took the Manpower now has job informa- WEST HALF OF THE NORTHWEST named Mortgagor has six (6) months HAGAR, BERRIEN COUNTY, Sunday, May 26 1600 relay; and Kasie Zilk, tion available to you 24 hours a day! FRACTIONAL QUARTER; to redeem the real property after it is STATE OF MICHIGAN, AND IS (2-4:00 p.m.) Johnson, Veronica Ruiz, and Ana WANT AD RATES Call the Job Line for current infor- For want ads, lost & found, THENCE NORTH 00° 03' 35" WEST sold by paying to the purchaser, the DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: THE 'Spacious, Well Built, Pasquali took the 3200 relay. mation on job opportunities to match ALONG SAID WEST LINE 100.00 purchaser's executors, administra- WEST HALF OF THE WEST HALF your skills. Large Full Basement, 4 from the thank yous, personals, etc. FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINN- tors, or assigns, or to the register of OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER MANPOWER ING. deeds in whose office the deed is OF SECTION 33, TOWNSHIP 3 Bedrooms, 1.86 Acres, GRACE PATRIOTS SUBJECT TO THE WEST 25 FEET deposited for the benefit of the pur- SOUTH, RANGE 18 WEST, HAGAR Pool, Private Patio, 3 $5.00 per ad of 25 words or less, More Than Temporary PRESSBOX By Mike Leith CONTINUE TO plus 10 cents per word over 25 30 years of continuous service THEREOF BEING USED AS KROB chaser, the sum that was bid for the TOWNSHIP, BERRIEN COUNTY, Fireplaces. Come and See! (TFN) ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY. property, with interest from the time MICHIGAN; EXCEPTING THERE- SPLIT words. Repeat same ad for $4.00, SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL of sale at nine and one-half (9^%) FROM THE PERE MARQUETTE LOCATED at 4591 Terri- COLOMA GIRLS deficit with two in the fourth and The Patriots of Grace Christian plus 10 cents each extra word EASEMENTS AND RESTRICTIONS percent, legal costs. Attorneys' fees RAILROAD RIGHT OF WAY. AI^SO torial Road (Millburg, MI) one in the sixth to take it. Chad were again rained out of a over 25. OF RECORD. and also any taxes and insurance THAT PART OF THE EAST HALF Contact: TAKE SECOND Gargus went the distance, strik- doubleheader with Lake Michi- SUBJECT TO ANY FACTS THAT that Mortgagee does pay on or prior OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER ing out seven while only allowing CLAIMS NOTICE MAY DISCLOSED IN A FULL AND to the date of sale, or to redeem CLASSMAN'S INVITATIONAL gan Catholic (for the second time OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER two hits and two walks. Keith Ad must be paid in advance. Independent Probate ACCURATE TITLE SEARCH. otherwise as provided by §600.3240 of OF SAID SECTION 33, LYING Auctioneers & OF SEASON this season). The games will not STATE OF MICHIGAN PARCEL C the Michigan Compiled Laws. Marquardt had two doubles, be rescheduled this year due to AD DEADLINE IS 9 A.M. TUESDAY SOUTH OF THE PERE MAR- The Coloma Comet varsity PROBATE COURT THAT PART OF THE EAST HALF Dated: April 11,1996 QUETTE RAILROAD RIGHT OF Real Estate Chris Ix)we had two singles, and already crowded schedules and COUNTY OF BERRIEN OF THE WEST HALF OF THE NOR- MORTGAGEE: softball team won its second in- HELP WANTED - MEDICAL WAY. SUBJECT TO THE RIGHTS Main St. Steve I/)we added an RBI single. other reschedulings made. FILE NO. 95-0117-SE-N THWEST FRACTIONAL QUARTER Lawrence I. Frankle vitational tournament of the HOME HEALTH OF THE PUBIJC IN THAT PART Gargus got the win against In action Watervliet Grace did Estate of JANE ANDERTON OF FRACTIONAL SECTION 31, Attorney for Mortgagee Eau Claire, MI 49111 OPPORTUNITIES THEREOF LYING IN MAPLE season last weekend as the I^dy Bangor in relief of starter Joe BROWN, Deceased, Social Security TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE 20 (4/17, 4/24, 5/1, 5/8, 19%) play, the Patriots continue to STAT! LANE AND LYNCH ROAD. (616) 461-6271 Comets defeated host Bangor 10-3 No. 345-30-5750. WEST, NEW BUFFALO TOWN- Henderson as the Indians plated COLOMA COMETS VARSITY SOFTBALL...team members are; (kneeling, from the left) follow a pattern of splitting all Kalamazoo Agency SIDWELL NUMBERS: in their opening game. They then TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: SHIP, BERRIEN COUNTY, FAX 461-6293 two runs in the bottom of the Laura Wilson, Julia Knight, Jessica Bell; (back row, from the left) Valerie Owen, Shelly Cart- their doubleheaders. They just HOME HEALTH AIDES MORTGAGE SALE 11 10 0033 0022 00 0 Your interest in the estate may be MICHIGAN, BEING MORE PAR- guaranteed themselves the seventh to win the game and the wright, Erika Megna, Stacy Thomas, Mindy Petertil, Kim Ashley, Amy Clark, Sara •Private Duty* MORTGAGE SALE-Default has 11 10 0033 0022 01 8 can't seem to get their young barred or affected by the following: TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS: championship with a 12-0 win Come see why First American been made in the conditions of a mor- 11 10 0033 0022 02 6 championship. Keith Marquardt Zdenahlik, assistant coach Toth, Ami Kniebes, and coach John Weber. This picture was taken team to get together for two The decedent, whose last known ad- COMMENCING AT THE NOR- over Gobies before a mean- Home Care is the nation's largest tgage made by RITA ELLEN AP- 11 10 0033 0022 03 4 got the game-winning two-run after winning the Bangor Invitational Tournament. straight games. dress was 625 West Main, Lead, SD THWEST CORNER SAID SECTION PLE, 2155 MAPLE LANE, BENTON During the SIX months immediate- ingless third game against privately owned home care organi- 57754, died 1/08/92. double in the seventh while Steve After six days of no games and 31; THENCE NORTH 89° 59' 18" HARBOR, MI 49022, to SIMPSON ly following the sale, the property HEY! Marcellus that they dropped 21-5. zation. Excellent wages and ability Creditors of the deceased are notified EAST ALONG THE NORTH LINE lx)we added two singles to Hart- no practice due to rain, Grace did to choose own location to work. Must MORTGAGE COMPANY, Mortga- may be redeemed, except that in the Against Bangor the I^dy Com- that all claims against the estate will SAID SECTION 31 A DISTANCE OF ford's cause. meet Eau Claire at Eau Claire have good references. Reliable gee, Dated JULY 6,1995, and record- event that the property is determined be forever barred unless presented to 646.60 FEET TO THE NORTHWEST Mom & Dad! ets scored four in the second and Earlier in the week the Indians double for Coloma. The Panthers will have played transportation and phone. Previous ed on JULY 10,1995, in Liber 16% on to be abandoned pursuant to MCIA team downed both Gobies 9940 last Thursday. The Patriot bats the independent personal represen- CORNER OF SAID EAST HALF OF three in the third to hold a 7-3 lead Tom Hejduk took the loss in experience desired. For more infor- pages 1553-1558, BERRIEN County 600.3241a the property may be It's not too fell to Bangor in game one of a Bridgman by the time you read and Eau Claire 99-19 in a tri- were rather flat the first game as tative, Donald D. Dettman, 1211 East THE WEST HALF OF THE FRAC- before eventually winning 1(KJ. arne wo even mation call: Nancy Wells, 1-800- Records, Michigan, and assigned by redeemed during the 30 days im- conference doubleheader by a 7-5 ^ ^ though he pitched this, then travel to Eau Claire angular meet last week. Dewey the Beavers won 74. Rodger Napier Avenue, Benton Harbor, MI TIONAL NORTHWEST QUARTER 353-8534. We promote a drug-free said Mortgagee to RODNEY G. mediately following the sale. late to order Amy Clark got the mound win as score. Hartford actually led 4-3 Comets committed five this Friday, and to Martin on Sweat and Ricardo Troutman Sims led Eau Claire with a 49022, or to both the independent per- SAID SECTION 31; THENCE FAGAN AND WIS M. FAGAN by an Dated: APRIL 30. 19% error on workplace. EOE M/F/D/V. sonal representative and the Berrien she fanned seven. Julia Knight after four innings before Bangor s defense. Coloma scored Saturday. Another road trip to were both triple winners in in- homer, a single, and two RBIs; SOUTH 00° 03' 35" EAST ALONG assignment dated JULY 13,1995, and Rodney G. Fagan and I/)is M. Fagan. GRADUATION wo runs (19-3) County Probate Court, St. Joseph, had a double, three singles, and took the lead for good. Andy ^ game Galien will follow next Tuesday. dividual events as Sweat won the Nick Chisek added two hits also THE WEST LINE SAID EAST HALF recorded on JULY 26, 1995, in Liber Assignee of Mortgagee serviced ore ie Michigan 49085, within 4 months of OF THE WEST HALF OF THE NOR- five RBIs. I^aura Wilson had a Winans was saddled with the loss ^ ^ Mustangs scored six long jump and 100 and 200 For Grace Christian, Sam Logan CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE 1701, on page 654, BERRIEN County by American Acceptance Mortgage ANNOUNCEMENTS the date of publication of this notice. THWEST FRACTIONAL QUARTER double and a single, while Shelly unanswered runs themselves. TWO (2) LOTS-in Sermon on the Records, Michigan, AND BEING Corporation even though he struck out 14 bat- dashes; while Troutman took the connected for two hits and Dylan Notice is further given that the estate SAID SECTION 31 A DISTANCE OF Cartwright and Jessica Bell each On offense, Mike Rodewald WATERVLIET Mount, North Shore Memory Gar- SERVICED BY AMERICAN AC- ALAN G. GREENBERG P 14326 at the ters. Keith Marquardt had a high jump and 110 and 300 Fox, Jason Piatt, and Steve will be thereafter assigned and 860.00 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT dens, Hagar Shores, MI. Total price CEPTANCE MORTGAGE COR- ATTORNEY FOR Mortgagee added two singles. single and two RBIs while had a double and two singles THINCLADS hurdles. Other winners included Green each had a double. Steve distributed to the persons entitled to OF BEGINNING OF THE LAND PORATION, A MICHIGAN COR- 5746 WILLIAMS IJVKE ROAD Tri-City Record $750. Telephone 468-7090. it. In game two, against Gobies, Winans. Steve I>owe, and Chris while Mark Sieber and Zac Doug Klug in the shot-put and Green (a hard-throwing eighth- HEREIN DESCRIBED; THENCE PORATION, BY AN UNRECORDED WATERFORD. MI 48329 •Jie l^dy Comets got on the board Zdenahlik each added two DOWN GALIEN DONALD D. DETTMAN (P26766) NORTH 89° 59' 18" EAST SERVICING AGREEMENT on 138 N. Main Street Ix)we each added singles. discus; Shawn Carlisle in the 1600 grader and very good hitter) took BUSINESS OPPORTUNrriES (5/8. 5/15, 5/22. 5/29, 6/5. 19%) s es The Watervliet boys track 1211 East Napier Avenue PARALLEL WITH THE SAID first with two runs in the second In game two. the score was tied "i^ ' run; Jesse Shoemaker in the 3200 the loss for the Patriots, with OWN YOUR OWN-apparel or which mortgage there is claimed to team downed Galien by a 68-60 Benton Harbor, MI 49022 NORTH SECTION LINE 216.63 Watervliet and proceeded to score 10 more The Comets ended the week shoe store. Choose: jean/sports- be due at the date hereof the sum of PUBLIC NOTICE &-6 after four innings when it was score last week. Travis Flemm- run; Michael Rennie in the 800 Rodger Sims getting the win. (616/926-6135) FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00° 04' 00" with a single game win over wear, bridal, lingerie, westemwear, FORTY THOUSAND SIX HUN- unanswered runs in their 12-0 called because of darkness. run; Klug, Rat, Williams and In game two, the Grace bats EAST 100.00 FEET; THENCE CITY OF 463-6397 ing and Gregg Klopp were both ladies, men's, large sizes, in- DRED THIRTEEN AND 08/100 win. Winning pitcher Amy Clark By the time you read this the Decatur by a 7-5 score on the Smith in the 400 relay; and Don woke up as the Patriots scored SOUTH 89° 59' 18" WEST double winners in individual fant/preteen, petite, dancewear/ Dollars ($40,613.08), including in- WATERVLIET )nly recorded two strikeouts but Raiders' home turf. Coloma built Pierce, Rennie, Marty Hemin- ten runs in the third and fourth in- PARALLEL WITH THE SAID Indians will have played Eau events as Flemming took the aerobic, maternity, or assessories terest at 15% per annum. Obituary notices a 7-0 lead before Decatur came NORTH SECTION LINE 216.62 The City of Watervliet would ap- Uol good defensive support, ac- Claire before traveling to New ger, and Carlisle in the 3200 nings to defeat the Beavers 12-2 store. Over 2000 name brands. TO ADVERTISE IN Under the power of sale contained back to make things interesting. shot-put and discus while Klopp FEET TO THE SAID WEST LINE preciate residents' assistance with engagement and cording to coach John Weber. Buffalo this Friday. They will relay. in a shortened five-inning mercy- $26,900 to $38,900: Inventory, train- in said mortgage and the statute in took the 110 and 300 hurdles. For- THE TRI-CITY RECORD OF THE EAST HALF OF THE ABANDONED. JUNK, or INOPER- (lark helped her own cause on of- Mike Rodewald got the mound ing, fixtures, grand opening, ect. such case made and provided, notice your wedding then travel to Bndgman next rest Halamka took the long HARTFORD GIRLS rule game. Dylan Fox socked a Call 463-N-E W-S WEST HALF OF THE NORTHWEST ABIJl win while Mark Sieber had a dou- Can open 15 days. Mr. Loughlin (612) is hereby given that said mortgage vehicles within the City. Ixxral fense as she had two singles and Tuesday. jump; the 400-relay team of John j? a CTT?r> rrxj A xt three-run homer for Grace, along FRACTIONAL QUARTER; will be foreclosed by a sale of the ordinances and State Laws govern announcements are ble and a single and Tom Hejduk 888-6555. four RBIs. Stacy Thomas and Roberts, Mike Fethe, Halamka, r AdiUjlv IrlAIN with a single; with Jason Piatt THENCE NORTH 00° 03' 35" WEST mortgaged premises, or some part of enforcement. Call the Watervliet Shelly Cartwright each had two had two singles. ALONG SAID WEST LINE 100.00 Police Department at 4634770 to file printed FREE in and Klopp took first; along with GOBLES AND EAU and Charles Music adding two Attention, WatervUet them, at public vendue, at the front COLOMA BOYS The Comets are now 12-7 over- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE a complaint. If vehicles are not singles, while Jessica Bell and the 800-relay team of Scaccia, PT ATPF bits each, and Steve Green get- ••POSTAL JOBS" FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINN- door entrance to the County Building the Tri-City Record! all and 44 in the conference. TO: PAUL AND REGENIA ING. removed in a timely manner, a cita- liiiira Wilson each added a dou- HAVE MIXED LLAilvlii ting the win in a well-played S12.68/HR TO START--plus in St. Joseph. Michigan, at 10:00 Roberts, Pethe, and Halamka. ZUBRYS tion will be issued and vehicles may ble. They will have played Cassopolis Hartford's girls downed Gobies defensive game. Eau Claire had benefits. Carriers, sorters, clerks, SUBJECT TO THE WEST 25 FEET o'clock A.M., Local Time, on June 20. SHARE THE NEWS State of Michigan be impounded. RESULTS by the time you read this and 10042 and Eau Claire 100-21 last Nick Chisek collecting two hits of computer trainees. For an applica- THEREOF BEING USED AS KROB 19%. In the Lady Comets' third WATERVLIET Dept. of Treasury ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY. WITH US!!! The Coloma boys varsity base- won^ piay again until next Mon- tion and exam information, call Said premises are situated in Thomas J Schultz came of the day, a lot of people week. Katie Link won the 800 and the total four for the Beavers. Notice is given that the Mortgage on SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL TOWNSHIP OF HAGAR. BERRIEN Chief of Police ball team mixed things up a bit when they host Lakeshore. GIRL RUNNERS 1-219-791-1191, ext. P4466, 9 a.m. to 9 the real property commonly known call 463-NEWS M some valuable playing time. 1600 runs; Dawn Ross won the Jason Sprague suffered the loss p.m., 7 days. EASEMENTS AND RESTRICTIONS (19-2) last week as it lost three but won ' yy^fERVLIET ALSO TAKE discus; Amber Williams took the losing pitcher. as Krob Road, Township of New Buf- OF RECORD. With the championship already as falo, State of Michigan and more ful- m hand it was the perfect time to long jump; April Peters took the . On Saturday, May 4, Grace SPRING CRAFT SHOW SUBJECT TO ANY FACTS THAT The Comets started the week BOYS DROP TWO GALIEN ly described as follows: MAY DISCLOSED IN A FULL AND do so. 100 hurdles; Katie Newnum took held its first-ever invitational MAY 17, 18 & 19-sponsored by LAST DAY OF with a split against Eau Claire as Watervliet's boys varsity base- The Watervliet girls track PARCEL A ACCURATE TITLE SEARCH. Earlier in the week the Lady team downed Galien 8147 last the 300 hurdles; Kiley Dorgelo tournament. The tournament Hartford American Legion Aux- they took game one 8-0 and then ball team dropped two games to THAT PART OF THE EAST HALF PARCEL D Cornets dropped a pair to River took the 100 dash; A. Sandoval See PRESSBOX iliary on the hall side of the Legion OF THE WEST HALF OF THE NOR- fell W) in game two. ijvic by scores of 12-8 and 9-5 last week. Lisa Ashton and Gene- building. Call early for spots and in- THAT PART OF THE EAST HALF Valley by scores of 4-3 and 11-6. vieve Geisler both were double took the 400 dash; Vanessa continued on page 14 THWEST FRACTIONAL QUAR- OF THE WEST HALF OF THE NOR- REGISTRATION Winning pitcher Clint Jewell week. formation, Debbie at 468-5520 or TER OF FRACTIONAL SECTION (iame one was a heartbreaker winners in individual events as THWEST FRACTIONAL QUARTER threw a one-hitter and struck out in game one against the Denise at 621-6090. Everyone is 31, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE 20 is Valley plated tht winning run Ashton won the high jump and Welcome. OF FRACTIONAL SECTION 31, 13 in five innings of work in game Inkers, Jason Cockrun went the WEST, NEW BUFFALO TOWN- TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE 20 n the bottom of the seventh. Col- the 400 dash while Geisler took (19-2) SHIP, BERRIEN COUNTY, SCHOOL ELECTION one. Tom Hejduk had a triple and distance and took the loss. The WEST, NEW BUFFALO TOWN- rna actually led 3-2 going into the 800 and 1600 runs. Beth Iliff MICHIGAN, BEING MORE PAR- an RBI as the Comets scattered game was tied 7-7 through five in- SHIP, BERRIEN COUNTY, 'iie bottom of the sixth before the won the shot-put, Jessica Molter LOST YOUR INCOME? TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS: six other singles. They also took nings before the Inkers scored r Lost your income due-to company MICHIGAN, BEING MORE PAR- Mustangs got one in the last two won the discus, Emily Hutchins COMMENCING AT THE NOR- NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION OF THE ELECTORS OF advantage of eight walks. four in the sixth and one in the moving out of state, drastic reduc- TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS: NOW OPEN! .nnings to change the outcome. won the 300 hurdles, and Kim THWEST CORNER SAID SECTION COMMENCING AT THE NOR- HARTFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS In game two. Zac Zdenahlik seventh to win it. Kevin Caine tion in staff, or corporate restructur- 31; THENCE NORTH 89° 59' 18" Ixwing pitcher Amy Gark struck Klopp won the 3200 run. Celena ing? There are other employers THWEST CORNER SAID SECTION VAN BUREN COUNTY, MICHIGAN took the 5-0 loss as the Beavers had two singles; Jamie Riley had EAST ALONG THE NORTH LINE iut nine while going the distance, Hook, Ashton, Vicki Zandarski, needing your skills and maturity. If 31; THENCE NORTH 89° 59' 18" scored all of their runs in the se- a single and a three-run homer; SAID SECTION 31 A DISTANCE OF EAST ALONG THE NORTH LINE liiura Wilson had a double and a and Hutchins were all on the win- HARTFORD SPEEDWAY you are 55+ and reside in Berrien, 646.60 FEET TO THE NORTHWEST TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT; cond inning. Mike Rodewald had while Mike Horton, Jon Rut- SAID SECTION 31 A DISTANCE OF ning 1600-relay team; Rachel Cass or Van Buren County, contact CORNER OF SAID EAST HALF OF single; while Jessica Bell. two singles and Craig Hansen a ledge, Craig I>ullins, and Nathan l us now at 1-600-442-2803! Auxiliary 646.60 FEET TO THE NORTHWEST Valerie Owen, and Stacy Thomas Pethe, Zandarski, Iliff, and THE WEST HALF OF THE FRAC- CORNER OF SAID EAST HALF OF Please Take Notice thai the annual school -lection of the school district will be held on Mondav double in the loss. Bobay all had singles. /i mile High Bank Clay Track! aids and services available upon re- TIONAL NORTHWEST QUARTER each added two singles. Melissa Schultz won the 400 THE WEST HALF OF THE FRAC- June 10. 1996. The Comets then dropped a Keith Brinker took the loss in quest to individuals with disabilities. SAID SECTION 31; THENCE relay; and Klopp, Hook, Hut- E.O.P. TIONAL NORTHWEST QUARTER Coloma held a 4-1 lead through pair to River Valley by scores of game two as he went four innings SOUTH 00° 03' 35" EAST ALONG chins, and Geisler took the 3200 (19-3) SAID SECTION 31; THENCE 'iiree innings of game two before 2-0 and &-2 in a conference match- and then was relieved by Jason i THE WEST LINE SAID EAST HALF SOUTH 00° 03' 35" EAST ALONG THE LAST DAY ON WHICH PERSONS MAY REGISTER IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE Valley took the lead for good with relay. OF THE WEST HALF OF THE NOR- up. Frank for two innings. Kevin : NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS THE WEST LINE SAID EAST HALF TO VOTE AT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION CALLED TO BE HELD ON MONDAY, a seven-run burst in the fourth. THWEST FRACTIONAL QUARTER OF THE WEST HALF OF THE NOR- Mark Sieber pitched well but Cain had two singles; Mike Hor- HARTFORD BOYS FRIDAY : SUBWAY-in downtown Coloma, SAID SECTION 31 A DISTANCE OF JUNE 10, 1996, IS MONDAY, MAY 13, 1996. PERSONS REGISTERING AFTER 5 O'CLOCK Amy Clark struck out five in the still took the loss in game one as now taking applications for adults THWEST FRACTIONAL QUARTER ton had a triple; with singles 660.00 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT IN THE EVENING ON MONDAY, MAY 13, 1996, ARE NOT ElIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE loss. I^aura Wilson had two OUTRACE GOBLES i' (18 or older) for evening closers. SAID SECTION 31 A DISTANCE OF Valley scored one run in the first from Jason Cockrun, Tom OF BEGINNING OF THE LAND 960.00 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION. angles and Erika Megna added a and one in the fourth to take the Part- or full-time positions avail- HEREIN DESCRIBED; THENCE Reeves, Andy Bain, and Nathan AND EAU CLAIRE able. See Kim. OF BEGINNING OF THE LAND double. win. Zac Zdenahlik slapped a Bobay. Hartford's boys varsity track NORTH 89° 59' 18" EAST HEREIN DESCRIBED: THENCE (18-2) Coloma is now 8-10 overall and MAY 10 PARALLEL WITH THE SAID To register, visit any Secretary of State branch office or your county, city or township clerk's NORTH 89° 59' 18" EAST will have played Comstock and NORTH SECTION LINE 216.64 office. Persons planning to register with the respective county, city or township clerks must ascertain Mulllers • Brakes • Shocks • Struts • Drive Shafts • Steering • CV Shafts WE HAUL AWAY PARALLEL WITH THE SAID Cassopolis before traveling to FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00° 04' 00" NORTH SECTION LINE 216.62 the days and hours on which the clerks' offices are open for registration : 7 DAYS A WEEK-Refrigerators & EAST 100.00 FEET; THENCE Berrien Springs for a makeup OUTLAW Sprints IMCA Mods freezers hauled away, $35 each; FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00° 04' 00" •m Jfe "Lower Prices Under Your Carl" SOUTH 89° 59' 18" WEST EAST 28.50 FEET; THENCE doubleheader this Friday. They Fri. & Sat, gates 5pm, 8pm races; Sun & Thur. gates 5pm, 7pm races washers & dryers, $7.50 each. PARALLEL WITH THE SAID This Notice is given by order of the board of education .Anything else by the truckload. Call SOUTH 89° 56' 45" WEST 218.62 then play I^keshore at Coloma NORTH SECTION LINE 216.63 FEET TO THE SAID WEST LINE RESERVED SEATS AVAILABLE - ORDER NOW! anytime, (616) 621-3351. FEET TO THE SAID WEST LINE next Monday. P/fd MUFFLER S BRAKE (18-2) OF THE EAST HALF OF THE OF THE EAST HALF OF THE WEST HALF OF THE NORTHWEST (616) 621-3376 or (616) 621-4482 WEST HALF OF THE NORTHWEST Edward Liebenthal FOR RENT FRACTIONAL QUARTER; HARTFORD GIRLS VISA - MASTER CARD - DISCOVER - AMERICAN EXPRESS FRACTIONAL QUARTER; THENCE NORTH 00° 03' 35" WEST Secretary. Board of Education : COTTAGE FOR RENT-Paw Paw THENCE NORTH 00° 03' 35" WEST Best Price, Quality & Service, Guaranteed! ALONG SAID WEST LINE 28.66 NOTCH FIRST Lake, by the week. Available June, ALONG SAID WEST LINE 100.00 Exit 46 off 1-94, then follow the signs July, and August. Call (616) 463-3929. FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINN- NOISE CONTROL FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINN- ING. VICTORY (18-7) ING. The Hartford girls varsity soft- SUBJECT TO THE WEST 25 FEET LAST DAY OF 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS SUBJECT TO THE WEST 25 FEET ball team notched its first victory UNEMPLOYED OR RETIRED THEREOF BEING USED AS KROB • FREE Estimates • Guaranteed Products THEREOF BEING USED AS KROB ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY. of the season with a 74 win over AND LIVING ON A LOW ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY. SUBJECT • Fast Quality Service • Clean Friendly Atmosphere FIXED INCOME? SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL Bangor in the first game of a TO ANY AND ALL EASEMENTS EASEMENTS AND RESTRICTIONS REGISTRATION The Senior Employment Program doubleheader. Kristin Kays got 9094 S M-139 3 N.Third Street at AND RESTRICTIONS OF RECORD. OF RECORD. HARTFORD cissists persons 55-1- living in Ber- the mound win as she went the Benton HartDOf Broacfway, Niles SUBJECT TO ANY FACTS THAT SUBJECT TO ANY FACTS THAT rien, Cass or Van Buren County find (in the Sparkle Car Care Center) (2 blocks So. of Main) MAY DISCLOSED IN A FULL AND MAY DISCLOSED IN A FULL AND distance and struck out 14. The Custom Pipe employment. There is no fee to ap- ACCURATE TITLE SEARCH. SCHOOL ELECTION Ixidy Indians led from start to ACCURATE TITLE SEARCH. 926-2006 684-4540 plicants or employers. Contact us at PARCEL B Bending made on February 11, 1992 between finish as they scored two runs in 1-800442-2803. Auxiliary aids and THAT PART OF THE EAST HALF Paul V. Zubrys and Regenia R. services are available upon request OF THE WEST HALF OF THE NOR- the first and never looked back. QUICK DEPENDABLE SERVICE!! Zubrys, husband and wife, as Mort- NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION OF THE ELECTORS OF to individuals with disabilities. THWEST FRACTIONAL QUARTER Coach Dave Evick said his team gagor, and Peoples State Bank f/k/a COLOMA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS SPEEDWAY E.O.P. OF FRACTIONAL SECTION 31, was very aggressive on the bases Harbor Country Banking Company (17-6) TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE 20 BERRIEN AND VAN BUREN COUNTIES, MICHIGAN f/k/a The Bank of Three Oaks, as and played like it is capable of WEST, NEW BUFFALO TOWN- Mortgagee, recorded on March 8, playing. Jolyn Johnson had two MORTONS A no BODY HOMEMAKERS.„NEED WORK? SHIP, BERRIEN COUNTY, 1991, in Liber 1450, on page 634, Ber- TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT; singles, Amy Asaro had a double, 9 FRAME REPAIR If you've been a homemaker and MICHIGAN, BEING MORE PAR- • FKKK ESTIMATKS rien County Records, Michigan and now need work outside the home. If TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS: and Lisa Clark had a hit. • I ('.hp ( ertifird Special Rate! assigned to Henry and Marija Enterprise Car Rental you're scared because you have no COMMENCING AT THE NORTH- In game two, Hartford fell by a Zubrys, pursuant to that Assignment Please Take Notice that the annual school election of the school district will be •Life-lime NOW AVAILABLE previous work experience but are WEST CORNER SAID SECTION 31; 16-3 score as Bangor scored five dated May 28,1993 and recorded June held on Monday, June 10, 1996. desperate for employment. LET US THENCE NORTH 89° 59' 18" EAST Paini Warranty 14,1993 at Liber 1578, page 1484, is in in the first, three in the second, FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! HELP. ALL SERVICES FREE. The ALONG THE NORTH LINE SAID default and there is now due and ow- and six in the third. Hartford 7V)(} Hvtt irnnv lliglnvny. Uaterviift Displaced Homemaker Program SECTION 31 A DISTANCE OF 646.60 ing $147,120.00 principal and interest, THE LAST DAY ON WHICH PERSONS MAY REGISTER IN ORDER TO BE scattered four hits. (hrhiiul Delta (wlassj will help train, prepare, and place FEET TO THE NORTHWEST COR- as of the date of this Notice. The They will have played Eau you in a job. Call today (616 ) 983-0177 NER OF SAID EAST HALF OF THE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION CALLED TO BE HELD ON (OKtj IM- Khiii thivv Horton. onner or 1-600442-2803. E.O.P. power of sale contained in the Mor- Claire by the time you read this WEST HALF OF THE FRAC- tgage has become operative by MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1996, IS MONDAY, MAY 13, 1996. PERSONS REGISTERING (17-3) and then will be traveling to TIONAL NORTHWEST QUARTER reason of the default. AFTER 5 O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ON MONDAY, MAY 13 1996 ARE NOT SAID SECTION 31; THENCE No suit or proceeding has been in- Bridgman next Tuesday. ATTENTION, STUDENTS ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION. SOUTH 00° 03' 35" EAST ALONG stituted to recover the underlying NATIONAL FIRM-is expanding. HARTFORD BOYS THE WEST LINE SAID EAST HALF debt. $10.25 to start. Great resume ex- OF THE WEST HALF OF THE NOR- Notice is given that on May 21,1996 at To register, visit any Secretary of State branch office or your county, city or perience. Flexible full/part time. TAKE BANGOR THWEST FRACTIONAL QUARTER 10:00 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time at 9-MONTH CD AASP scholarships available. Call township clerk's office. Persons planning to register with the respective county, city SAID SECTION 31 A DISTANCE OF the front door of the courthouse in the INVITATIONAL 323-7800, Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.4 760.00 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT City of Saint Joseph, that being the or township clerks must ascertain the days and hours on which the clerks' office's are The Hartford boys varsity p.m. OF BEGINNING OF THE LAND location of the circuit court of Ber- open for registration. baseball team put it all together (17-6) HEREIN DESCRIBED; THENCE rien County, there will be offered for last weekend as it won the TRUCKS, TRAILERS, TOW BARS, NORTH 89° 59' 18" EAST public sale and sold to the highest LaSa/fe HELP WANTED Bangor Invitational by beatmg PARALLEL WITH THE SAID bidder, for the purpose of satisfying This Notice is given by order of the board of education. DOLLIES, BOXES, Fec/em/Savings Bank $40,000/YR. INCOME POTEN- Bloomingdale 4-2 before downing NORTH SECTION LINE 216.63 the amounts due and unpaid on the TIAL-Home Typists/ PC users. Toll FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00° 04' 00" subject Mortgage and legal costs and host Bangor 6-5 in the champion- Buchanan 616/695-3884 Bridgman 616/465-5500 Coloma 616/468-6741 Decatur 616/423-7081 Free (1) 800-898-9778 Ext. T-6167 for EAST 100.00 FEET; THENCE costs of sale, including attorneys' ship game. AVAILABLE 463-7720 Annual Percentage Yield. Minimum balance ol $500 Penalty lor early withdrawal listings. SOUTH 89° 59' 18" WEST fees as provided by law and in the Lance Becht Against Bloomingdale the In- (164) PARALLEL WITH THE SAID Rates subject to change without notice. linmh MEMBER FOIC Mortgage, the real property describ- Secretary, Board of Education dians came back from a 2-1 ry//////////////////////////////////////////////V//////////^//y////,/////////. #

Page 14 The Trl-Clty Record May 8,1996 that allowed too many runners to May 8,1996 The Tri-City Record Page 15 PUBLIC ACCESS TO PRESSBOX advance across the plate-like the A V continued from page 13 D)0 )0 WATER WILL BE two that won the game. Mike Adams lost the game in relief for STRENGTHENED could have been called "The Grace, with Wiseman winning in ** F Rain claims Speedway opener The general public will gain Patriot Classic" as three out of relief for Calumet. Top hitters for greater access to bodies of water CM the four teams had the name Grace were Dylan Fox, 4 for 5; By Joe Cheshire in Michigan under legislation iSBr entire Midwest area." Sarno also said, "The Speed- "Patriots." Invited were the Cory Barnes, 3 for 3; and Jason The 58 race cars came; 1,200- that received final approval in Sarno also cited the speedway way is a compliment to our Patriots from Calumet Baptist, Piatt, 2 for 3. plus fans came; and then gallons the state Senate last week. as bringing business into the already beautiful Van Buren just outside of Chicago; the Grace Christian is now only 7-6 of rain came, washing out the The so-called "road endings" Patriots of State Line Christian in on the season. Grace next plays area, quoting figures that racing County; and, like the many lakes package allows local govern- opening day events at Hartford GORDON CHARLES Temperance, Michigan, just Michigan Lutheran and fans spend money at local busi- that sparkle in the sun, Hartford ments or the state to maintain Speedway. As Van Buren County north of Toledo, Ohio; and the Kalamazoo First Assembly by ness establishments when they Speedway is a thing of beauty whenever he is in the woods. He public access to a lake or river at ^ Commissioner Harry Sarno wav- Saints from South Bend Christian ti- are in town for the races. "As and getting better all the time." CARRY A FOLDING uses it to cut away smaller trees the time this article goes to print. ed the green flag to start the first places where a road ends at the Center. racing fans you can attest to the Next to take to the half-mile which threaten to overshadow The Grace JV team was wash- heat race of the 1996 season, PRUNING SAW water's edge. Under current law, fact, as I'm sure many of you will clay oval will be the World of the apple tree and, when he Grace's bats were red-hot to ed out by poor weather also and is featuring the IMCA Modifieds, these access points could be clos- be stopping at one or more of the Outlaw Sprint Cars. They will be FOR BETTER thinks the effort will be worth- start the action in the 10:00 a.m. having a very hard time playing the sky opened up and poured ed off to public access before game as the Grace Patriots local merchants before leaving circling the track Friday, May LUCK while, he prunes back the apple its games. They play the Coloma •» ^(4 "v I down its watery load. government gets a chance to jumped on South Bend with 12 town. That, in turn, fuels the 17, with an average speed near- An old friend has an odd hobby tree limbs to make it more pro- JVs by the time of this article's After a two-hour delay, where maintain them for public use. economy of the community, ing the 150 mph range. which really pays off for him ductive. runs in the first inning! In a reading. Hopefully, drier Modifieds and Factory Stocks "These bills help make sure shortened mercy-rule game, county, and the state." The world's best drivers will be come the fall hunting seasons. The resulting fruit wouldn't br- weather is on the horizon so the tried unsuccessfully to "run" the that all of Michigan's residents Grace clobbered the Saints 21-5 CHAMP...Zachary Radde of Sarno, who last visited the vying for the checkered flag, with Whether roving the woods for ing any cries of delight from a remaining games can be played. track in, the event was called off. have recreational opportunities as Josh Logan got the pitching Watervliet took first place in speedway during the ribbon- promoter Jerry Olsen predicting morels in May, picking late sum- commercial orchardist but the Holders of opening day tickets on our lakes and rivers, not just Sparring April 13 at the 4, J. cutting ceremonies in 1995, said between 35-38 cars in the event. mer berries, fishing a brushy victory. Top hitters for Grace can use them as a rain check. wildlife in the area think it is just 1kkJI those people wealthy enough to were Sam Logan, 2 for 3; Steve Young American Self ' * * the improvements at the track Also on the card will be the IMCA creek or even while out hunting, fine. Maybe the apples are gnarl- The rain-check tickets will be own property there," said Senate Green 3 for 3; Jason Piatt, 4 for L lle co a d L lle Ml a d were "nothing short of fantastic. Modifieds, featuring the driving he carries one of those little ed and wormy, but to a grouse, Defense Tournament In Way- .TrrX Snn«r™T"V ;, "^ ° " » » Firecracker, honored at either of the races Democratic Leader John Cherry 4, with four RBIs; and Chuck EARN CASH 1 ra D d Fl a rade Tl,e n al i! ba My compliments to Mark Hotovy talents of 1995 National Point folding pruning saws. deer or bunny, that matters not in land, Michigan. He competed r«.Zr. KSL" ' ,? , , °' ! ^ ° "' scheduled on May 17 or May 24. (D-Clio), the main advocate of For your church, club, for what he has done." Champion Rick Stout. That tool enables him to walk the least. Music, 2 for 4. Josh Leets had a in the seven- and eight-year- The May 17 event will feature the the package. triple and a double for Communi- organization, PTO, youth voluDteers .nd Is ,„„d.d b, delta t„ fy C^eS into the woods, which may look Some of the more hardy apple old yellow and senior yellow IRA Sprints and an additional $5 The bills do not require that ty Center of South Bend. group, class, team, etc., by 60 CARS & TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM A WHOL -mum like hundreds of other spots, yet trees that compete so hard for belt divisions. gate charge, whereas the May 17 road endings be maintained for In the championship game, selling subscriptions to your come out with amazing bags of space may grow as much as 40 public access. They merely give hometown newspaper, the Zachary, 8. is a yellow belt- race will see the SOD Sprints and grouse, rabbits, and far above feet tall. They put so much effort Grace had to face the Patriots of green tip. This Is his first year an additional $2 admission price. the public the opportunity to have Calumet Baptist who had Tri-City Record. It's easy, the average number of deer each into the vertical growth that they the road ending maintained if fun, and profitable! Call of classes and his first tourna- 90th Grand Floral Parade has 134 units During the rain delay, Com- season. have no chance to bear fruit. defeated State Line Christian ment. missioner Sarno said of Hartford there is an attempt to have it 11-4. Grace's top of the batting 463-N-E-W-S for more By Carole Kiernan Scattered through Michigan's Once they are pruned down to a closed off. information; ask for Karl. He Is the son of Wendy and Speedway, "This will without order quickly provided for a two- Beautiful floats, funny clowns, best concept of the overall theme northland are thousands of old decent height, though, and have The bills were passed unani- Luke Strunk of WatervUet presented to the group or in- doubt become one of, if not the, run first-inning lead, but the finely tuned marching bands, on a float not receiving another apple trees. Many are old or- enough space to spread horizon- mously by both the House and and Rick and Jeanne Radde dividual who exemplifies premier racing facilities of the CONTINUES... chards, long grown over and tally, they develop beautifully Calumet Patriots were helped by precision drill teams on motor- award laughter and light-heartedness. Senate and are now on their way Grace's fielding miscues which of Las Vegas, Nevada. cycles, lawnmowers and go- 94 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 4 OR struggling for existence. Others and may soon begin to produce The remainder of the award Michigan Pizza Hut received 4X4'S CD PUver Folly to the Governor for his signature. 95 CHEVY SUBURBAN 4*4 Wat $'5 900 H $11,200 « mo may have sprouted when a allowed Calumet a 5-2 lead after karts, and sparkling community winners were: Berrien Springs. apples. "Michigan's bodies of water the Spirit of Blossomtime Award SARETT NATURE Leather CO, VCR. $40 0C0 ne* 94 MERCUR COUOAR XR 7 two innings. queens, but not sparkling skies, President's Award for the best Was $31 300 li $29,500 o< Wa40s3 $if>19 moS It $1 3.9M ot *256 mo. passer-by discarded an apple Nobody will claim that such during the Grand Floral Ball 95 CMEVY SUBURBAN I S4I4 1 are some of our most valuable 'IOC OFF i CENTER NEWS 94 DODGE SHADOW *-DR core. Or, maybe Johnny Apple- Grace Christian's hitting was were abundant as the 134-unit theme, beauty and originality; Saturday evening for its dona- Wafcs very posvbl# option" l . pruning is easy work. It also treasures," Cherry said. "It's on- gv I Mfl V { A t { I ON A BFITONE HtARtNG AID SYSTEM. I Wildflower Walk-Saturday, i- i w soo k» $21.$00 « 349 Wat 111 .9V5 W $9,914 o« 1 00 mo. 94 EAGLE TAION seed passed by sometime and "right at" the opposing Patriots' • irand Floral Parade stepped off Buchanan. Parade Chairperson's tions which assured the com- 95 CHEVY 3-10 BLAZER 4 3 takes valuable time away from ly fair that we do all we can to Btltef Hearing Through "AVE .50 OO ON A StNGl^, HEAR^G AID I May 11, 3 p.m. I^arn about our Sunroof Aoio planted it. fielders, shutting down Grace's onder gray skies Saturday morn- Award for the best use of humor Was $22 500 al $20,900 o' WaJ1s 5$: m7a 50 0 « $13 945 or *256 mo mushrooming, berry picking, munity of Coloma a float for this 94FORO EXT. CAB 4I4 make sure these treasures are ProfeisionalCare I C>o«t not AppJy toward I native spring wildflowers by 94 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX GTP opportunities to score, and they ing. But the enthusiasm of the on a float not receiving another Was $'6 995 l« $*« 500 o» 299 mo Whatever, the trees are there trout fishing, or whatever. But, available to everyone." I insurance dedurtbie/co pay year's Grand Floral Parade. walking with a Sarett Naturalist. Pw wk ouiw locn were shut out through the sixth crowd was not dampened by the 94 JEEP CHEROKEE Wat $1' 100 it $1 $.500 or 4:30 mo and nearly every outdoor ex- come the fall hunting seasons, all 1 c award; Covert, Queen's Award The 1996 Blossomtime parade JL InvisA i °"po" ^ \ Wildflower Walk-Sunday, May i Was $20 000 U $19 500 or'299 moM PONTIAC GRAND AM GT plorer has run across them of the effort is going to make it inning with the score 8-3 in favor gloomy sky. It was Grand Floral for the best community float not is now history and that is just ea) 4 OH lOOQ 12, 3 p.m. Don't miss this oppor- * 94 CHEVY EXT. CAB Was $15 995 It $1 S,9Mmo o.r CC.O of Calumet. In the bottom of the Uw the coupon and save up to 'IOC Parade Day! receiving another award; Michi- B'OWI Chavenna lOrtO buried in heavy brush or woods. plenty worthwhile. what you will see at the Berrien Was $-7 300 1» $15.W0 o« ma9 3 EAGTE TALON seventh, Grace staged an amaz- Although early morning tem- tunity to leam the woodland spr- Was $M 900 lt$f.»Mormo l0.5 In time, they will be crowded out That is when my friend takes gan Apple Committee, Festival County Historical Association's 89 PONTIAC GRAND AM ing wildflowers and some of the 93 SATURN CPE 3C1 10A. ing five-run rally to tie the game Introducing Beitone's peratures were not ideal, by Director's Award for the best Ajio aif !oa

Page 16 The Tri-City Record May 8,1996 lands. Chief Leopold Pokagon negotiated an agreement that left Pizza Hut steps in to save vandalized float; CHIEF only 280 members of the Pokagon continued from page 1 Band in Michigan, the only millions in marijuana and other Potawatomi band to remain in makes repairs in time to carry Coloma Queen M drugs. the state. By fliff Stevens , A1_ .. , .... . A First Sergeant and Vietnam Although promised by the The community of Coloma Hut opened in 1984, it has been of the basic structure of the literally get chiUs down my spine veteran, Muinch received three federal government the Potawa- float which appeared in Satur- one of our best restaurants. That float," said White. "It also helps when I realize how many people Purple hearts for wounds he suf- tomis would receive land for a day's Blossomtime Grand Floral only happened because of the having been through the process care about this community (Col- fered during the war. The former reservation in compensation, the Parade was made possible by the great support of the Coloma area, of building a float to Blossom- oma). Irrftn Army paratrooper has a total of government never fulfilled the owners of Michigan Pizza Hut This was a chance for us to say time specifications." From Tuesday afternoon through Friday, volunteers from 19 years in police work. promise. In the 1934 Indian inc. thanks." Bragn-omroQig saidH , "Rin"Sincr e news of the "Paul's been a pleasure to Reorganization Act, the govern- Last Monday, Harold Bragg, Two years ago, Jeff White and vandalism was made public, I Pizza Hut and members of the work with over the years," said ment omitted the Pokagon Band Chairman of the Coloma Queen's his wife, Terri, were the Coloma have been overwhelmed by the Coloma Lions and Lioness clubs Van Buren County Undersheriff when recognizing the various Pageant Committee, announced float chairmen. outpouring of support from this worked at a fast pace to make Dale Giebler. "He's very profes- tribes, thereby denying them the float would not be in the "That sure helped because I communityI am so very grate- sure the Coloma float was ready sional and highly thought of federal assistance. parade after vandals destroyed have a pretty good understanding ful to Michigan Pizza Hut. I for Saturday's parade. throughout the area, and because The federal government said it the float and there was not of his knowledge and profes- ran out of money and relied upon enough time to complete the sionalism was asked to be a team the state of Michigan to provide repairs and decorate the float in leader on the Drunk Driving services to the Pokagon Band. time for the parade. Campaign for Van Buren The band began petitioning for But by late Tuesday, Bragg ac- County." reorganization and assistance in cepted an offer from Pizza Hut Hartford City Manager Fred 1935, but agents of the federal owners Craig Erickson of St. Snider said Muinch brought pro- government in 1939 made an ad- Joseph and Jeff White of Coloma, fessionalism and dignity to the ministrative decision not to pro- who learned of the vandalism department, along with stability vide services or extend the Monday. the department never had in the benefits to any Indian tribes in The Pizza Hut officials offered past. Michigan's Lower Peninsula. to supply the labor and funds to Hartford has seen a revolving- In spite of the denial of the rebuild and decorate the float so door concept when it came to right to organize under the Indian the community could have its Police chiefs, with several dif- Reorganization Act, the Pokagon float in this year's Blossomtime ferent men serving in the capaci- Band has continued to carry out Grand Floral Parade, ty in just a few short years. its governmental functions By Tuesday afternoon, JoAnn Muinch will continue to operate through a Business Committee Campbell, Parade Chairman of Woody's Towing and Transporta- and Tribal Council from treaty Blossomtime Inc., approved the tion, using a manager to over- times until today. re-entry of the Coloma float. see the operation while he's on Finally, after years of lobbying Later Tuesday afternoon. duty protecting the citizens of and discussions with members of Erickson, White, Erica Hensel Hartford. Congress, the Pokagon Band and other volunteers, including received federal restoration in employees of the Coloma Pizza the fall of 1994 by an act of Con- Hut restaurant, were busy at CASINO gress. That act recognizes the work getting the float ready for continued from page 1 tribe's sovereignty and allows it decorating by Thursday and Fri- READY J^LOAT...Volunteer workers from Michigan Pizra Hut work on readying the Coloma access to various opportunities day. community float for entry into this year's Blossomtime Grand Floral Parade. Vandals caused at least 90% of the construction provided by federal law and the Diette Glenn, Manager of the extensive damage to the float in mid-March. Pizza Hut officials covered costs for finishing will go to local companies and at Department of the Interior. Coloma Pizza Hut, and her crew repair work and decorating the float. (Cliff Stevens photo, least 90% of all labor being local The compact still faces rati- were present too, stripping off as well. fication by the state of Michigan what destroyed material was left "We're extremely eager and and approval from Interior on the float. axious to get on with the next Secretary Bruce Babbitt before Once the situation was explain- N-N-MO steps," said Finance Director construction can begin. ed to Watt Evans Decorators Arrow Hwy. • Colo Mike Wesaw. "All these are in- A large contingency of the 2,000 Inc., of Brazil, Indiana, which 468-8903 tertwined: the contract, the com- Pokagon Band members resides supplies float decorations, a "You've Tried The Re®l Now pact, and the land trust. We're in Southest Michigan and special truck was loaded full of RIVERSIDE eager." primarily in Van Buren County, float decorating items and arriv- Come To The Beit!!" Mike Wesaw had said earlier, with the band's last Chief, Simon ed Wednesday so Pizza Hut of- CHURCH TO HOLD New Tanning Booth Available Beginning May 6th. "A casino will allow our people to Pokagon, resting in the Indian ficials could select the necessary RUMMAGE SALE OPEN 7 DAYS become self-supporting." Cemetery at Rush Lake in Hart- materials to ensure a profes- Riverside United Methodist It is anticipated the casino will ford. sional quality float for Coloma's Church, 4401 Fikes Road, River- • • Gift Shop Now Open • • employ approximately 1,500 peo- float entry. side, will be having a "Rummage • Swimwcar 61 T-Shirta • Greeting Cardi ple upon opening, providing jobs HISTORICAL Erickson said Pizza Hut came Sale." The sale will be held • Mother 6ft Fathers Day GifU in the $26,000 to $27,000 range, ASSOCIATION to the aid of Coloma because Saturday, May 18, from 9 a.m. to • (iraduadon SuppUet meaning many of those jobs will "From the day the Coloma Pizza 3 p.m. There will also be a Bag * Complete Line of Wedding Accetaohet go to non-native Americans. ANNUAL Sale at 1 p.m. Proceeds will go to • Birthdays - Shcnvera - Anniveraary Gifts 6ft SuppUet The next step after the land ac- BANQUET the General Fund for various pro- • Balloons For All Occasions • WE DELIVER!! quisition is registering the pur- jects. chase with the U.S. Department IS MAY 21 PENNIES FOR of Indian Affairs. Under a federal By Carole Kiernan The North Berrien Historical PATIENTS law of 1934 the Pokagons are The Berrien County Cancer Association will hold its Annual GOSPEL CONCERT Donna's allowed to buy land and enter it Service has announced its Banquet on Tuesday, May 21, "into trust," thereby making it a seventh annual "Pennies for Pa- AT NILES MAY 11 reservation. beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the tients" fund-raiser. Pennies St. Paul Lutheran Church in The Pokagon band serves a lit- North Berrien Historical CORNER CAFE count... use your "cents" to help Buchanan proudly presents a tle over 2,000 members through- Museum. The catered dinner is fund the Nursing and Support "Gospel Concert' at 7:30 p.m. out Southwest Michigan and nor- $6.50 per person and reservations Services provided by Berrien (Michigan time) Saturday, May & DAIRY BAR thern Indiana, and the trust will must be made by Friday, May 17. County Cancer Service. Niles High School formerly Donna's Family Restaurant I Tastee Freei allow for a reservation and self- A speaker from the Maritime Pennies for Patients" Day Auditorium, 1441 Eagle Street, government for the tribe. Museum at South Haven, Michi- ^Teld ^ursday MayTe Niles. BREAKFAST-LUNCH-DINNER DAILYSPECIALS! Obtaining the sovereign nation interesting Featured will be "llth status, the Pokagons will be ex- X'rirrnfnlf" from 6 a.m. to4 p.m. Brmg your Tn^kP vnf f Pennies to Berrien County Avenue." Also appearing wiU be Homemade Fried tOss empt from property taxes on the y re Se 53111 Bak Ji ™ D 1 . <7™' Cancer Service, 7301 Red Arrow er and Travis Morris. purchase; but the compact sign- Tickets price is $10 for adults Mario^ipHv^lt^1 ^ ' Stevensville, MI; or at CHICKEN DINNER d ed by Governor John Engler will a 48^686; or the 0Jml*s o{fice at E'Main (16 years and up) and $5 for see 2% of the revenue generated North Berrien Historical W/homemade potato salad, baked beans & a roll St., Niles. Tour the agencies. children (ages 5-15). by electronic gaming devices Museum at 468-3330. Punch and cookies will be serv- Tickets are available through: KIDDIE LUNCH SPECIAL Hamtxirger or Hot Dor (slot machines) going to the local ed. Blossomland Video, 106 E. 5th municipality, with an additional St., Buchanan, Michigan; (616) French fnes, and a soda pop... just S1S9 8% going to the state of 695-2065; or Majerek's Hallmark Michigan, which will generate TAKE OUTS-DRIVE THRU CAU AHEAD 404000 Private property was the Reader's World, 312 E. Main St., "some $20 million annually for Niles, Michigan; (616 ) 683-1689. MAIN ST., WATERVLIET, open daily 6am,-9p.m. the state," said state Senator original source of freedom. For more information and Harry Gast. tickets, contact St. Paul REAL Breaktast, lunch & Dinner Served AU. Day! The Pokagons will establish It still IS. ""Walter Lippmann Lutheran Church, 212 W. Front BREAKFAST TO GO! their own police force and court St., Buchanan; (616 ) 695-9061. system to handle any problems WESTERN TERRACE For the family values of Watervliet that arise with members of their P.O. Boi 14. Wilenliel, Ml 49098 come to Western Terrace. tribe. Only if an incident involv- ing a non-native American oc- curs will police from outside the tribe be called on. ®r 3® Wofrts+heWord The Pokagon Band first came to the St. Joseph River Valley some 400 years ago, driven out of Love You, M0rn..0fcii»** their Ontario, Canada, home by emink war-raging Iroquois, forming £ Mother's Day. Sunday, May'lZ small bands that were primarily O farmers. a Just for her As the white settlers began ¥ III JIOCK tfl moving into the area 200 years Ul With love and ago, members of the Pokagon 9 K » best wishes Band signed the first of 11 3 Rebuilt i Reet/eled treaties with the United States * Government, which were ulti- bouquet 522.99 mately broken by the govern- 7 ment. £ 9 ALL LEAP In the last of these treaties, The 0 e ui CRYSTAL Treaty of Chicago, signed in 1833, a e You don't have to know a ' 25% OFF< the tribe ceded the last of its ¥ e MOI* Mom named "Herb" to ©end w lands in the St. Joseph River Val- W our bouquet in a Herb deeign 9 * ly to the government, forcing ~ |. mu^. Come© with a Mylar 01 "Sweet Violets many of the bands into Kansas or 9 V ^:y I. /.' Balloon and a Herb design 0 po©t-a-n ote © African Violet Iowa after relinquishing their n 9 *19.95 ceramic bowl *9mOO ; -to: £ 9 • Russell Stover Candies • Cook 3ooks • Gardening 3ooks mm O e J- Before vou huv a • Fresh &Silk Floral Arrangements & More ft AT BOTH LOCATIONS e WE DELIVER! ORDER EARLY..... v 2127 S. M-139 & 2670 Territorial M w Benton Harbor. Michigan SCHWIM • TREK • GIANT 9 ft • 36mo. FINANCING « a Crystal Springs Florist 9 0 G AUQUSI Pohl 1 1475 South Pipestone (just north of Napier) UlEGflER'f Benton Harbor, MI ( A / ifncw. ///c. AUT0 PARTS 2127 S. M-1S9 Phone 925-1167 • DELIVERY AVAILABLE "We sell the BEST & service the REST!" Li ®\ ihe Big White & Blue Building) u GIFT & FLOWER SHOP GARDEN CENTER NOWOftN Jtopfcisoonl 2621 NILES AVE ST JOSEPH (616)983 BIKE Monday-Friday 8:30-5:30, Monday-Saturday 8:30-5:30 TUI WED F KL 4 1; IO THUR 9-7 SAT 91 ® Saturday 8:30-5:00, Closed Sunday Sunday 10- 5:00