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3PRINGPORT, MI 49284 History of area families to be Coloma School Board says 'NO' Tribute to veterans planned published by Historical Society to state tax reform resolutions at Michigan Library in Lansing see page 3 see page 7 see page 8 THE TRI-CITY RECORD so* Vol. 108 - No. 42 RED ARROW EDITION OF THE WATERVLIET RECORD, COLOMA COURIER & HARTFORD NEWS October 14,1992 Voted down in August Coloma Twp. Police future depends on Nov. millage vote By Melissa Polfus The Coloma Township Police Once again, the purpose of raising proximately $285,000 will come Department could be in big trouble the millage was to provide relief to from the millage. If the millage if the 2.85 police millage request the general fund. The money spend does not pass, the general fund will does not pass in the November elec- out of the general fund on the police not be able to support the whole tion. It could mean trimming down department could be spent on other $300,000 takes to run the police the already tight budget to the point Township projects. force. of near nonexistence for the police The proposed millage has been This would mean reducing police department. controversial since its defeat in the department personnel to two full- The Township Police Department August primary. After its defeat, time and possibly no part-time of- was formed in 1969 to meet the the Board conducted an extensive ficers.' There will be no money for needs of the growing community. public opinion study to decide equipment replacement and upkeep. Most police calls would Upon its formation, the police force whether or not to place the millage was funded by the Township's on the November ballot. The results have to be answered by the Berrien general funds. But as the depart- of the study showed that the people County Sheriff's Department. This ment grew, more money was need- of Coloma Township would turn would mean longer response time to ed to support the increasing costs of down the millage a second time. answering emergency calls. equipment, patrol cars, and man- Because of this study, the Board It would not only affect Coloma Township but also the surrounding MAN INJURED IN SINGLE CAR CRASH...One man received minor injuries in this single car accident Fri- power. voted against placing the millage on areas as well. Coloma Township day night. Watervliet Fire Department's "Jaws of Life" was called in to extricate him from the wreck. In 1980, the first police millage the November ballot. was passed to provide relief to the After this decision was announc- assists many of the local police departments and emergency general fund. ed, many citizens protested. Charges sought against driver & passenger The police department now in- Because of public pressures, the teams. But, with only two officers, they would no longer be able to pro- cludes five full-time and seven part- Board held a special meeting and time officers. This year's operating unanimously voted to place the vide assistance to Coloma City, "Jaws" free car crash victim budget was $318,000; $190,000 was millage on the ballot. WatervUet City, or Hagar Shore provided by the general fund and Now that the public has a second area 'fire departments and am- By Mike Leith cupants, with one apparently trap- vehicle which was southbound. The the existing 1.85 police millage chance to support its police depart- bulance calls. "We would do as much as we Charges will be brought against ped in the vehicle. vehicle went off the right side of the made up the balance. ment, there is still speculation and could with a reduced force," says two men involved in a single car ac- The Watervliet Fire Department road and after the car crested a hill When the 2.30 sewer millage was doubt as to whether or not the Coloma Township Police Chief Phil cident that occurred Saturday even- was called in and used its "Jaws of the driver overcorrected, sending it dropped, the Township Board voted millage will be passed. ing on Bainbridge Center Road, into a group of trees on the east side Out of over a $300,000 budget, ap- Cottier. life" extraction tool to free the to raise the pohce millage to 2.85. What the Township hopes to south of Watervliet. man. He was then taken to Com- of the road, according to Har- According to trooper Steve Har- shberger. Charges of OUIL will be stress is that even with the hike in munity Hospital in Watervliet by the police millage, the taxpayers shberger of the St. Joseph State Medic 1 ambulance, where he was sought against Warren. Police Post, police received a call at Police added that Michael Snow, will still be facing a .21 overall treated and released. reduction. Current millages total 9:44 p.m. of a single car personal in- PoUce believe that James War- 21, a passenger and the owner of the Yes votes urged for road, jury accident on Bainbridge Center vehicle, was not injured and will be 6.97 mills. With the elimination of ren, 20, of Benton Harbor, the 2.30 sewer millage, the proposed Road just south of Carmody Road. Michigan, was the driver of the charged with allowing an intox- Upon their arrival police icated person to drive his vehicle, library & ambulance tax millages total 6.76. discovered two adult male oc- no no-fault insurance, and improper Other proposed millages include use of registration. a 1.00 ambulance, a 1.50 road The state police were assisted by by Watervliet Township repair, and a .65 fire mill. To be used on sidewalk parade Coloma Township, Watervliet City, Will Coloma Township voters con- and the Berrien County Sheriff's operations. tinue to support their pohce depart- The Watervliet Township Board ment? That remains to be seen in Department. has issued a prepared statement Township Supervisor Robert the November election. But if they Trick or treat bags The accident remains under in- urging voters to support three mill Morlock, in issuing the statement at do not, they will have to prepare vestigation. issues that were narrowly defeated the Board meeting Monday night, said, "We didn't do a good job of themselves for reduced police force in the August primary. Those which will not be able to serve the millages were for ambulance ser- telling the people how important donated by Boosters public as it has in the past. vice, road maintenance, and library this (the millages) is, and they were defeated. I've felt bad about that." The Board's statement, in its en- for all Watervliet tirety, follows: Watervliet Township has 3 pro- posals on the November ballot elementary students which would effect 1993-1996 taxes. The Road and Library proposals Anti-abortion By Lori Harris Cramer High School athletes. are to replace expired millages. The Watervliet School Board ac- Also accepted at the School Board The new millage request is for Am- Life Chain set cepted the donation of Halloween meeting on Monday was a donation bulance Service, which currently treat bags from the Watervliet of a new flag for the football field. costs the Township about $28,500 for Watervliet Athletic Boosters at the Monday, This donation by the Watervliet per year. A combined special October 12, Board meeting. The VFW is a gift given to replace the assessment for 1993 to support these bags will be passed out to all worn flag now in use on the football three crucial services is 1.4 mills or this Sunday elementary school children as part field. $1.40 for each $1000 of State Equaliz- of school Halloween parties and Mrs. Diane Janke, South School ed Valuation. On Sunday, October 25, many may be used for collecting treats at Principal, said McGruff the Crime Watervliet Township Board Christians and their clergy will line the annual downtown Watervliet Dog will be coming to South School recently voted to reduce the 1992 the sidewalks of Main Street at Red trick or treating held by the during the week of October 19 to Sewer millage from 2 mills to 1 mill Arrow and M-140 in Watervliet to Watervliet Business Association on give children a presentation on of State Equalized Value. The re- form a "Life Chain." Friday, October 30, from 3-5 p.m. crime prevention and safety. Janke maining one mill on Sewer will be This stand of solidarity by . According to Athletic Boosters also spoke about upcoming Pioneer dropped on 1993 taxes as the sewer Watervliet area Christians will be representative Kay Britenfeld, the Day to be held at South School on bonds will be paid off in April. The made to communicate that "Abor- boosters felt it would be a nice way b 1993 total tax millage on special tion is gravely wrong and that local to show the parents and Athletic hclude neriod costu^? dresshlg HALLOWEEN IS COMING...Watervllet High School students presented trick or ba s donated the assessments will amount to an in- churches oppose the killing of Boosters supporters that the S Dioneer Sk^and waft ^ 8 ^ Watervliet Athletic Boosters to Mrs. Diane Janke, South School Principal. Pictured are: (back row, from the crease of only .4 of one mill on the preborn children, as well as the ex- boosters are for the benefit of the SEV over 1992 if the three proposals ploitation of their mothers by the elementary children as well as the aemonsirauons. ieft) Amy Zandarski, Nic Watson, Mrs. Janke; (front row, from the left) Denise lUff and Brand! Arnt. are approved. abortion industry." Good road maintenance, a Uniform signs which state "Abor- library, and ambulance are not only tion Kills Children" and "Jesus essential services for our own Forgives and Heals" will be residents, but are important factors distributed for $1 donation. The Water & sewer grants eyed by Watervliet Twp. to newcomers when considering event will take place from 2:00-3:00 relocation to our Township. The p.m. Many pastors from Watervliet Pokagon Heights water lines, facilities tax exemption to the library, a significant part of any and area communities are commit- By Karl Bayer for more residential and business community, is partly supported by hooked up to the City, were installed Watervliet Fruit Exchange grant in ted to participate. Watervliet Township is consider- development south of 1-94. He also the townships of Watervliet and in 1927, according to engineer 1988. The withdrawal was based on Individuals whose churches are ing applying for grants to make suggested the Township would have Bainbridge and the City of Water- not planning to participate as a Monte Sternaman. the Exchange not implementing the water and sewer improvements in to make some allowances to per- building program identified in the vliet. An on-call, 24 hr. per day am- group should call 463-4761 or Pokagon Heights and on Dan Smith sons who have recently built in the Leith said new water lines would improve service not only in the sub- grant within the two-year time bulance is a critical service avail- 463-3692 to be assigned to a host Road. area and paid for septic systems. able for all Township citizens, division but also to homes and period allowed. church area, or stop by Word of Life Township Supervisor Robert He said it would be a burden for young or old. businesses along M-140 between the The Board also endorsed the Col- Fellowship, 330 South Pleasant Morlock said at the Board's Mon- those persons to have to pay a sewer oma Watervliet Area Economic Loss of the road millage proposal Street at 1:15 p.m. Elderly and day meeting that an income survey tap-in fee after paying for a septic City Limits and Pokagon Heights. Both grant applications would be Development Corporation's Water- would lead to an additional $5000 disabled pro-lifers should, if possi- has already been distributed to system. He said the Township way Park Plan for the Paw Paw loss in matching County funds. Our ble, arrange for chairs. Small residents along Dan Smith Road. might have to consider a long-term based on income levels in the im- provement areas and would be non- River from Watervliet to Coloma. State funding has also decreased children under close supervision Morlock said the survey is the first payback in such situations. CWAEDC Chairman Dave Gear- with the decline in our Township are welcome. step in seeking a state grant to pro- Morlock also announced plans to matching grants. In other business, the Board voted hart said the organization was population, according to the 1990 The LIFE CHAIN will be both the vide a sewer line extension to seek a state grant to replace aging recommending creating the water- largest pro-life event in the history residents along the road. water lines in the Pokagon Heights not to have Trick or Treat hours in Census figures. the Township and urged residents to way park for fisWng and canoeing The Watervliet Township Board of our area and nationally. Every- Morlock said the extension would subdivision. He said Township improvements. He said the park ' one who believes in the protection of complete the sewer extension trustee Mike Leith, a Pokagon participate in the WBA's Halloween urges ypu to vote YES on the Road, Sidewalk Parade to be held on Fri- plan did not call for walkways or Library, and Ambulance millage preborn children and their mothers already under way to the industrial Heights resident, is preparing an in- pathways that cross private proper- are urged to attend. come survey as a prelude to a grant day, October 30, from 3-5 p.m. proposals on November 3rd. park development at M-140 and 1-94. ty along the river. He said the extension would provide application. They also withdrew an industiral October 14, 1992 The Tri City Record Page 5 Page 2 The Tri City Record October 14. 1992 Grace Christian students scour homes, parks and cemeteries during "work-a-thon" By Lori Harris Cramer cleanup efforts. twenty-four. LETTERS & COL UMNS Lakeside cemeteries were the The students at Watervliet's South Haven's Packard Park, The students were sponsored b^ . Grace Christian School took part in Stanley Johnson Park, Monroe benefactors of the school's 143 family and friends from the com-, EXPRESSING THANKS freshman Homecoming float: Mr. tion of adults, but it also adds UPTON HELPS PUT House Bill 6147 is part of a their annual Work-A-Thon Day on Park and Elkienberg Park, Col- elementary students weeding, rake- munity and church, who made! Dear Editor, and Mrs. Molter for donating ap- enrichment to the lives of retirees. legislative package that proposes Friday, October 9. Seven parks, oma's under-construction F.O.P. ing, and picking up rocks and trash. ledges for either hourly wage or' THE BRAKES ON The school's 97 High School The Cheshire family would like to ples, Mr. Volk for lending us a foot- John and Maxine Brule significant and much-needed three cemetaries, and the homes of Youth Sports Park and Decatur's Sat amount. The amount raised will express its thanks to the many ball helmet, Mr. and Mrs. Butler for Watervliet, Michigan AUTO THEFT reforms to Michigan's child-support twenty-four elderly were the reel- Lake of'the Woods Park, Yemiis students cleaned windows, did yard be used for finishing the baseball^ family members and friends of donating vegetables, Mr. Tavolacci Just hours before the House of system, under Governor Engler's pients of the students' all day Court Park, along with Decatur's work and painting at the homes of diamond, to buy soccer uniforms^; Kenneth Joseph Cheshire for their and Mr. Lewerenz for help with the CORRECTION Representatives conducted its final Strengthen Michigan Families In- HamUton Cemetery, Harris and elderly people in Sodus, Benton and finish some work on the soccer ^ extended love, condolences, time, backdrop, Gargano Custom Caipet In the September 30,1992, issue of vote and adjourned for the year, I itiative. • Harbor, Hartford, St. Joseph, field. Any money left over will go in-- and/or donations during our recent for donating grass, Meriksha Cor- The Tri-Cify Record, in the story on helped pass the Anti-Car Theft Act- Children represent the largest Watervliet, and Coloma. According to the school's general fund. loss. poration for donating cardboard, page 7 concerning Community Hos- a bill aimed at cracking down on the single category of people living in to the school spokesman, Doug According to Smith, the work-aJ • Special thanks to the businesses Mr. and Mrs. Pethe for allowing us pital, the hospital was incorrectly alarming number of "carjackings" poverty today. One reason is the Smith, only eight elderly homes thon goes along with a part of the an d organizations of Hartford, the to hold float building at their home, named Watervliet Community Hos- throughout the nation. failure of noncustodial parents to were visited in last year's work-a- school mission to instill the vision- school, the staff of ITT, Coloma Mr. and Mrs. Hobson for letting us pital. The correct name of the As a member of the House keep their court-ordered child- thon, but the students liked it so well and practice of excellance in ser •- Frozen Foods, Reverend Father use their truck and trailer, Mrs. hospital is Community Hospital. It Energy and Commerce Committee, support obligations. While that this year the number rose to vice to others. ' • Robert Flickinger, and Calvin Scheid for sewing the jersey on the is located in Watervliet, Michigan. which has jurisdiction over this State Rep. Bob Brackenndee Ji Michigan is exceptionally effective CALL FOR SHOWTIMES OCTOBER 16 THRU OCTOBER 22 Funeral Home. panther, Mr. and Mrs. Zepik for We apologize for this error. issue, I helped craft a package nationally in the collection of child 44th District: State Capitol Bldg., May the Lord bless each and supplying us with the panther, Mrs. which will decrease carjackings, Lansing, Ml 48909 support, significant improvements 1-517-373-1403 every one of you. Postelli for running our many er- yet not impose costly and burden- must be made. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Bittner COLOMA 468-LOMA The Cheshire Family rands, and Mr. and Mrs. Eftink for CORRECTION some requirements on the auto in- Legislation creating the Caring LOMA Hartford, Michigan their kind donation. In the September 23,1992, issue of dustry. The goal is to put the brakes Program for Children was passed in Thanks again! Your helneipo was The Tri-City Record, in a story on on auto theft-not auto workers' July 1991 and enrollment began last Bittner anniversary celebration brings 637-1662 "IT'S HARD" greatly appreciated. page 3, it was incorrectly reported jobs! November. Administered by Blue SOUTH HAVEN I don't know how to say this. Class of 1996 that the cost of the playground at St. To deter auto theft, automakers Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan, back memories of wedding day confusion MICH-3 So I'll write it in a song. Amber Eberhard Joseph Catholic School in Water- are currently required to mark a the progam is sponsored by the As their wedding anniversary Class Secretary vliet was $19,995. The playground number of parts in certain "high Michigan Health Care Education celebrated their 40th anniversary GRACE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL STUDENTS VISIT FUTURE SITE OF There are a lot of things that I miss. date was approaching, it was So I'll go where I belong. cost was $1,995. We regret any in- theft" vehicles with vehicle iden- and Research Foundation, in part- and had planned a Caribbean SPORTS PARK...Helpers are Grace Christian School students from Mrs. natural for Lyman and Ethel Bitt- KUDOS TO NORTH convenience this error could have tification numbers to help deter nership with the state Department cruise. Joyce McKenzie and Mr. David Cade's 5th- and 6th-grade classes at the ner to reminisce about their wed- I know that you will miss me. caused. auto theft. However, the original of Social Services and the federal The Bittners are lifelong F.O.P. Park, future site of the Sports Park now under construction. BERRIEN ADULT & ding day. The News-Palladium's re- THIS COMPLETE AD WILL BE REDEEMED FOR And I don't really wanna go. Anti-Car Theft Act would have re- Health Care Financing Administra- residents of Coloma. They have two Students are there as part of the school's Community Cleanup Day. They COMMUNITY quired all cars--regardless of tion. quest for unusual events surroun- sons, Dennis of Coloma and Ron of collected an estimated 1 ton of rocks. (Lori Cramer photo) $2.00 WORTH OF CONCESSION ITEMS OF YOUR There are a lot of things I wanna see ding wedding days prompted them And some things I wanna know- EDUCATION CENTER whether they are "high theft" or It is funded through private dona- south St. Joseph; two grandsons; to respond. and two stepgrandchildren. Mrs. CHOICE SORRY THIS REDEMPTION OFFER • Dear Editor, not"-to have their parts marked. tions from foundations, business It was 40 years ago and one week Kudos to the North Berrien Adult Also, it would have discouraged car and civic organizations, religious Bittner is beginning her twenty- IS LIMITED TO ONE PER PAID THEATRE I remember once a country ride. before the Bittners' wedding day And a vacation plan. and Community Education Center; makers from using alternative, groups, unions, and individuals. third year at the Coloma Elemen- State Rep. James (Mick) Middaugh (October 11, 1952). Everyone was tary School office and Mr. Bittner is ADMISSION AND EXPIRES AND CANNOT BE Right now things are in a bind. its Director, Robert Nelson; its Karl's more effective, anti-auto theft 45th District: State Capitol Bldg., Blue Cross/Blue Shield donates its History of area families Enrichment Coordinator, Bonnie devices. administrative services, so that all busy getting the last minute retired after 32 years with the USED AFTER OCTOBER 16, 1992-—CALL FOR And I don't know where I am. Lansing, Ml 48§09 necessary things finished. As Ethel LaValley; and other personnel! Kolumn 1-517-373 0839 contributions go directly to health- Watervliet Paper Company. SHOWS AND SHOWTIMES Last Wednesday, October 7, a bus care services for children. Leatz (now Mrs. Lyman Bittner) I guess that I must go now, By This legislation amends the sat down one evening that week to soon to be on sale 'cause I know I'm gonna cry. load of senior citizens from Eau Karl Bayer Divorce Act to require certain sup- Under the program, children are Claire, Coloma, and Watervliet en- enrolled for one year at a time and read the paper, upon opening the Editor port stipulations be entered on pages of the News-Palladium, she "Glimpses of the Past," stories of orders are being taken for these I'll see you all again somehow. joyed a trip to Chicago to the Drury behalf of minors when their parents receive a special package of outpa- Lane Theater to see "Taking tient services that includes office read: "Ethel Leatz, Lyman Bittner families who settled in Michigan's now. Checks may be mailed to: But for now I guess it's goodbye. file for divorce, separate main- Wed in Watervliet Church." Alas, Hear- Love Always, Steps," a hilarious comedy, preced- visits, outpatient surgery, emergen- North Berrien County, is now North Berrien Historical Museum, CITY NAME OF MAILING ADDRESS tenance, annulment, or alter ex- what would friends and relatives Kenny Joe Cheshire ed by a super branch at the Martini- cy care, prescription drugs, and ing the printing stage of publica- Box 207, Coloma, Michigan 49038, WHO WON WHAT? isting decrees concerning children. think? Would anyone come to the tion. After almost two years of work Editor's Note: Kenny was killed in que Restaurant. Having three persons on a They include: diagnostic services. Hospitalization Attention-Book Committee. The We especially want to express our is not included. wedding? It was a frustrating mo- by a volunteer committee from the books are expected to be out in late Hartford two weeks ago. political debate is like three people • requiring each parent to keep ment. North Berrien Historical Society thank you for a delightful day. on a date...somebody's always gon- the Friend of the Court informed of As announced by Governor November and will be available for WHS FRESHMEN* The North Berrien Adult and Engler, the Caring Program was As an efficient bride-to-be, she and contributions from 70 family Christmas giving. na be left out. all current sources of income had sent in the write-up two weeks historians, the new publication will SAY "THANKS" Community Education Center of- That's what happened Sunday • ordering each parent to inform granted a federal waiver that will fers these special day-trips three or allow Michigan to apply for mat- early. A correction, followed by a contain stories of some 100 families Dear Editor, night with the threesome debate the court of health-care coverage new and smaller announcement, and references to many others who The freshman class of WHS would four times each year at a very among presidential hopefuls for the minor, whether a benefit of ching funds from the federal nominal cost. government. The three-year waiver was printed that week. Then the are mentioned in personal recollec- like to thank the following people George Bush and Bill Clinton and employment or personally main- same write-up, with a new caption, tions. for their assistance with the Not only is the North Berrien staff presidential spoiler Ross Perot. tained will allow all donations to be match- CARRY-OUT interested in furthering the educa- U.S. Congressman Fred Upton ed by federal funds, providing more appeared the following week after There are stories about the Bush wanted to ignore Clinton, Clin- 4th District: 1607 Longworth House • requiring a paying parent to the wedding (talk about making the earliest immigrants in 1840 who \ ton tried to ignore Perot, and Perot disclose to an employer at the time money for increased enrollment in SERVICE Office Blck. Washington, D.C. 20515 the program. news). stuggled to clear the land and send ignored them both. 982-•1986 or 1-202-225•376 1 of hire any court-ordered support Now the Bittners are amused and for other family members. There ALL THE WAY TO YOUR CAR Who won what? obligation, the court office where it The federal government will fur- nish up to $6 million over three chuckle about the erroneous an- are more recent stories like the ex- On the "Trumanesque Scale" As we all know, the auto industry is paid, and the case number. nouncement, especially to think change student's romance with a Perot walked away hands down., is a big employer in southwest In 1991, support orders were years to match donations. Match rate will be about 40 percent of the that some people actually thought local boy in the 1950s. There is a Bush wants to be thought of as the Michigan. For instance, GM's established for only 48 percent of they really would have eloped. Civil War soldier from Hagar famous Democrat, Clinton thinks he Fisher Body plant in Kalamazoo state children with an absent dollars donated. - •• FRIENDLY MARKETS USDA FOOD STAMPS WELCOME" The Caring program accepts Lyman and Ethel Bittner recently Township, who was with Sherman should be, but give Perot Harry's employs 2,400 people. Although they parent. A large number of cases TO ADVERTISE IN on his march to the sea, and a plan- hat and he wins the toss. are just as concerned about protec- that were awarded support did not donations in any amount from in- Ethel and Lyman Bittner 415 N. Main St. dividuals or groups. A $354 con- THE TRI-CITY RECORD tation owner's daughter who ran 210 E. Rvno Rd. 10 N. Center The Back Fence On the sincerity scale Bush got ting their cars, and the people that receive the full amount. In fact, October 11,1952 away with a slave through the help my vote. At the risk of getting drive them, they don't want Con- documented arrearage of child sup- tribution will provide one child Call 463-N-E-W-S coverage for a year. Contributors of of Detroit's "underground rail- whiny, he convinced me he really gress to pass regulations which will port in Michigan is over $2.3 billion. road." Their descendants settled in COLOMA HARTFORD WATERVLIET cared about the voters and do little except increase the cost of Failure to receive authorized $3,450 or more may earmark their donations to children from a Coloma. daily basis. I want the paper read America. making automobiles. Raising the child support results in serious con- Open Mon-Sat 7-10 Open Mon-Sat 8-10 Open Mon-Sat 8-10 Spent this past weekend working specific school, city, or county. There is humor, like "Gramp's" here at the office and it seemed so by all of you, just as my husband Bill Clinton won the "All- cost of doing business leads to more sequences to minors who often are story of the Watervliet pallbearer and I try to see that all is right with American Boy" category with his layoffs and, believe me, we've had deprived of necessary food, Donations, which generally are ORTHODONTICS Ooen Sundays 8-8 Closed Sundays Open Suhdays 8-8 odd to me that no matter what time, who slid into his deceased friend's you and your mailing address. wide-eyed looking into the camera, more than our share in Michigan. clothing, shelter, and health-care tax-deductible, can be sent to: Car- day or night, we arrive here at the ing Program for Children, Depart- grave on a rainy day; there is If you are leaving the area, please He was all apple pie and mom. The compromise anti-auto theft needs. It also affects single parents All Varieties Record we have customers. One ment B241, 600 E. Lafayette, tragedy caused by an empty barrel day last week I had to stop at 7:30 do not wait for the post office to On the attention span scale they package, passed by Congress, has who need public assistance because sliding off a sleigh, scaring the they are not able to become self- Detroit, MI 48226. The donor infor- a.m. and the phone rang. A lady notify us. They charge us for every all lost. None of the debaters the support of the auto industry and horses and throwing a Bainbridge Pepsi Cola week they forward the paper. IT IS answered a question directly. They auto workers and approached the sufficient without child support. mation line is 1-800-543-7765. wanted to change her subscription. Families interested in applying farmer to his death under the After I took down all of the NOT FREE. Nothing is free these all finished a statement interrupted parts marking provision in a much Governor Engler is pursuing an Products aggressive agenda to help streng- for coverage must submit an enroll- sleigh. necessary information, I asked days. previously or rebuted another's more sensible manner, helping to There is the charming story of a All 8 pack-20 oi. bottles or then families and this legislation of- ment application, which is avail- i 12 pack-12 oi. cans what possessed her to call the office Please, give me a call or write me comment. relieve the cost on the industry. lady who worked at the county Poor fers very positive steps to do just able by calling 1-800-848-5101. \ at that time of the morning. She a note and give me your complete Maybe by Thursday's rematch, The bill will exempt a reasonable Farm (now Berrien General Hospi- that. I support the measure and in- This is one of the most beneficial responded, "I don't know. Just mailing addressess. iIft merthere is one the candidates will have watched number of non-"high theft" tal) and interesting recollections of tend to work with the governor to pieces of legislation I have had the thought if I were up you folks might thing wrong on the address, enough reruns of their own perfor- vehicles and those vehicles which several political "greats" who serv- use alternative, more effective, provide for Michigan's children and satisfaction of helping to enact. The be working." chances are you will not get your mances to get down to the business ed our area. paper. of helping us pick a winner. anti-theft devices. The package also promote parental responsibility. Caring Program for Children shows Thinking about braces for your children or Karl and I worked on a special how personal and community in- While the book was not intended project for most of the weekend and When you call to inform me of a "Analysts" were predicting Tues- makes carjacking a federal crime yourself? Get the answers to your questions. as primarily a genealogical text, a problem, please be kind. I am not day's vice presidential debates to and significantlificantlvy increases the CHILDREN'S FREE volvement, generosity, determina- the phone rang as if we were hold- tion, and creativity can help offset Free Initial Examination lot of genealogy has crept in and, as ing regular office hours. I find that the enemy and I truly want you to be a slugfest. Maybe our votes will penalties on carjackers. HEALTH-CARE it is being indexed by names, it will have YOUR paper. Why else would be decided in November by whom skyrocketing health-care costs and Your (plus interesting. As a matter of course, PROGRAM ELIGIBLE a tight government budget. be a valuable tool for genealogists. Choice deposit) we have added to our staff an we publish it? I try very hard to see we would like to have "a heartbeat TO SUBSCRffiE TO Ronald A. Karpanty DDS As was mentioned when the Book that each and every one of you gets away from the White House." If the FOR MORE FUNDING Healthy children are crucial to a Golden Ripe answering machine so when we THE TRI-CITY RECORD healthy future. I urge everyone to 486-6794 toloma Committee began asking for come in on Monday morning we your publication. When there is a veep debates don't produce a win- By Robert L. Brackenridge material, all submissions will be problem, I also try to fix it up. ner, then perhaps a debate among Call 463-N-E-W-S A recently won federal waiver consider donating to this excep- check our calls and usually there tionally worthwhile program. carefully filed in the archives of the Bananas m are none. How is it that we had so A few months back with "th e help the candidates' wives, children, in- will mean more money for a state new North Berrien Historical 'V Harding's Satisfying of the Watervliet Postmaster, laws and former grade school program that provides free health- \ many during the weekend and our We welcome letters... "TH'sAraau j OCdcAt J1U*H6cujeviet Museum for future reference of machine gets not one? Frank (now retired), we learned teachers. LEGISLATION WOULD care coverage for children from The Tri-City Record welcomes all letiers anyone working on family history. ^ Whole Beef We have brought in this piece of that for us to mail a subscription out All in all, I didn't like the three- HELP ENSURE low-income families. to the editor. Letters are subject to editing, A limited first edition of hard- equipment to help those that just of the country, even to Canada, way debate. None of the candidates Michigan's Caring Program for especially for length, and will be published D O W AG I A C WATERVUIT cover books has been ordered. 'Short Loins at the discretion of the editor. 101 noblnson SI. • 127 Pl«asanl SI. can't make it in during regular costs us almost $80 a year. So if you really gave the impression of want- ENFORCEMENT OF Children provides no-cost primary Ph. 782-5134 Ph. 463-5721 These are selling for $25 plus $2 pound All letters must be signed and must in- I'l'Wir, MON mi m tmijm mon rni /jo sdo want the paper sent out of the coun- ing to get into a hard discussion of health-care and preventive services ?aiuiiuay;?O4OO working hours, and we hope that if CHILD-SUPPORT clude a phone number or address so the sftvce SAIUnOAY 7:30-400 postage if they must be mailed. A there is a problem you would use try, the only way we an afford to do issues. Maybe they were afraid of to lower-income, uninsured authorship of controversial letters can be soft-cover edition is also available that machine and leave a message. it is with an NPO or an APO. The making a statement that the other ORDERS Michigan children age 18 and under By James Middaugh verified. Names will be withheld at the re- for $15 plus postage. To insure your I have been changing lots of ad- rest is up to you folks. two on stage would gang up on. who don't qualify for Medicaid quest of the writer for sufficient reason. Michigan children would receive copy and to aid in printing costs. dresses lately and to all of you out So let's hope that each and every Perot is a fresh breeze in the cam- assistance or other health benefits Letters should be typed, or at least written there having problems receiving one of you has a great and glorious paign, but in reality he is still the the financial support they are entitl- coverage. The $29.50 monthly in easily-read hanawriting. 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C i Page 4 The Tri City Record October 14, 1992 October 14, 1992 The Tri-City Record Page 3 search-by-mail service of. the database. The fee is $10 per sur- " :y We're "BETTEN" You'll name. Additional information about ROLLING BACK THE YEARS FAMILY HEIRLOOMS the service, as well as the form - * Former NBA I.ocul /Vi /rv & Newsmakers of Days Gone By by Carole Kieman necessary for a search, are LOVE OUR PRICES available from the Galveston All-Star is Having just returned from the These publications include some of Historical Foundation, 2016 strand, SPECIAL VALUES THIS WEEK Galveston Island, TX 77550. scheduled to speak COLOMA COURIER HARTFORD DAY SPRING 1992 Michigan Genealogical Council the most localized information top rated band Friday when it mar- Seminar in Grand Rapids, Michi- available, most often offered at the 90 YEARS AGO -1902 90 YEARS AGO at Midway Baptist ched in the Homecoming parade. gan, my head is spinning with the most reasonable prices. As an ex- ROAD SHOW CANCELLED... ONLY ON THESE SELECTED William D. Ellis has bought the Charles Conaway attempted to huge amount of information I tried ample, I purchased a reprint of The Heritage Quest Road Show Church interest of his son, Fred, in the Col- break the envious fish-catching Submitted by the Hartford Public Library from microfilm copies of to absorb in the two days I was in at- "Muskegon Directory, 1873," A. scheduled for Thursday, October 15, 7 "EXPERIENCED" VEHICLES oma draying business and will con- records which have been made i Former NBA All-Star David the Hartford Day Spring. Hours:' tendance at the seminar. Bailey, Publisher, Muskegon. The has been cancelled due to cir- duct the line alone. Fred has taken a within the past two weeks, last Sun- cost was a mere $5 and, as with cumstances beyond the control of Thompson is scheduled to speak position as helper at the Pere Mar- day, but he failed. Charles had just Monday & Wednesday, 12:00-8:00 I will be spending a bit of time writing letters to several genea- many city directories, other infor- the sponsoring group, the Four and meet area young people at a $ quette depot. procured a new line of unusual p.m.; Friday, 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.; Fifth Quarter celebration, spon- Saturday, 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. logists with whom I share sur- mation is included in the directory. Flags Area Genealogical Society. 60 YEARS AGO -1932 strength from Chicago and went out Very helpful to me is the The society will NOT have an Oc- sored by Midway Baptist Churcn, of with the assurance that nothing Phone: 621-3408. names. As research facilities, pro- UNDER 2000 The Coloma Parent-Teachers blem ideas and accidental finds alphabetical listing of Michigan tober meeting. Members are the annual Watervliet/Coloma foot- Association will observe Columbus could find room to swim in local post offices (in 1873). reminded the November meeting WINNER...Cleffie Burford of Tri City Village, Watervliet, won the ball game on Friday, October 30. lakes could break it. But it did. He were the topics of mealtime conver- Day this year with a meeting at the sation, surnames naturally came The Michigan Genealogical will be held on the second Wednes- microwave prize at Watervliet Harding's this week. The prize was from the David Thompson played his col- '87 PLYMOBTOlltfUANT high school auditorium on Tuesday caught hold of one that snapped that Seminar is always a worthwhile, day of the month and will be a "losers" drawing of the groceries instant winner "Scratch & Match" game. legiate career at North Carolina line like a spider web and nearly up. Surnames were listed on the evening, Oct. 11, with a program VHS DUPLICATION name tags of those who registered productive way to spend a weekend "Family Bible Night." Members Shown presenting Cleffie with her prize is store manager Scott Walter (left) State University. He received many '86 FORD LTD featuring the Columbus idea, given capsized his craft, and although he in October. Next year's seminar is and other interested parties are and store co-owner Sandy Gearhart. (Karl Bayer photo) honors while attending NCSU, in- is not showing the fish he takes his & early . Name tags not only served to by pupils of the 4th & 5th grades. identify the wearer but also served scheduled for October 7-9 near asked to bring family Bibles to the cluding three-time All-ACC, three- '85 BUICK CENTURY 4 Dr. Mrs. Dorothy Warriner will give a oath it was almost as long as a VIDEO TRANSFERS Detroit, Michigan. Hosting the 1993 meeting to copy and share. time ACC Player of the Year, three- wagon box. of Smm movies, slides, photos as admission to lectures. Surnames talk on "Our Debt to Columbus." were also listed in the syllabus of seminar with the Michigan Genea- WHS singing group "niuminates" time First Team Ail-American, and Jean Friday entertained 15 of her 60 YEARS AGO to video tapes with music each lecture. logical Council are: the Fred Hart 1974 NCAA Player of the Year. In '85 OLDS CIERA 4 Dr. A one o'clock luncheon at the QUERIES... By Gillian Bayer LIONESS OF THE YEAR...Im- friends at her home Sunday after- 24-HOUR DRIVE-THRU DROP BOX The mealtime interaction was in Williams Genealogical Society and audiences addition, Mr. Thompson also was a rooms of the Hartford Women's Are you searching for Jonathan Watervliet High School has a mediate Post District Governor noon, the occasion being her 11th DRIVE-THRU RESERVE PICKUP! addition to many conversations the Polish Genealogical Society of work. Even though Mrs. McKinney team member of the 1974 North birthday anniversary. Many birth- Club yesterday afternoon marked Sisson and his wife, Charlotte wonderful singing group and Jazz Carolina State University NCAA John Sinclair presented Nancy '82 S-10 PISOliD ENTER OUR DRAWING with vendors, society represen- Michigan. Now would be a good Fidelia? You may have information Band that has dazzled the com- jokes by saying she hopes to get Dings with the 1991-92 Lioness of the day presents were left and the opening of the club year. The tatives, and new-found friends. I time to mark your calendar for next another job so she can get away Championship Team. program that followed opened with for free tape rentals! I need. They died in Niles, munity for the past three years. It is Year Award. refreshments and games were en- was in the company of nearly 500 year. from these strange children, it looks Thompson continued his success '87 MERCURY M0NTEG0 a very interesting address of Reserve m) to 5 days in Advance! Michigan. Where are they buried? called Illumination. The directors Nancy has been a member of the joyed. Plenty of Parking in Adjoining City Lot genealogists from many areas of like Illumination will become a in the ABA/NBA, becoming the #1 30 YEARS AGO • 1962 welcome by the new club president If you have information on these are Mrs. Pat McKinney for Vocal draft pick for the 1975 season. He Watervliet Lioness Club since its in- Michigan as well as 22 states and IMMIGRANT ENTRY POINT... folks, please write: Audrey Lewis, Jazz and Mr. Randall Carrier for legendary group at Watervliet. ception and was the club's Presi- $ An open house honoring the 60th Mrs. Edna Hess. Mrs. Amy Dowd Canada. An article in The Herald- Some of the upcoming events for was Rookie of the Year in 1976 and discussed the program for the year. 781 56th Street SE, Kentwood, Ml Jazz Band. dent last year. wedding anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. 'i/Video Vault The vendors had a wide variety of Palladium about a newly opened the group is a fall show that will be MVP for the 1976 ABA AU-Star L.M. Jones of Walnut Street will be Much mirth was provoked by the 366 N. Main, Watervliet 463-3800 49548. These ninth- through twelfth- Game. He scored as many as 73 UNDER 4000 goods and services available for museum prompted a phone call to grade students really have to have a Thursday, November 19, at Water- held in the Furman Room of the response to roll call on "vacation WE CARRY DARTS & DART SUPPLIES! To have your reunion notices, points in one game and played on sale at the Michigan Genealogical the Galveston Historical Founda- queries or other information appear love for music due to the time they vliet High School. Also, the Vocal First Congregational Church Sun- snaps." The Shafer Sisters trio Jazz group will be performing at four NBA All-Star games, receiving '87 AMC EAGLE 4 Dr. Council Seminar. Goods ranged tion. The foundation operates the here free of charge ,type or neatly spend in practice and all the work FALL ANTIQUE SHOW day, Oct. 7, in the afternoon. Mr. & played during the luncheon hour. from new and used books to new museum. The Texas Seaport Pops Festival hosted this year by the MVP award for the 1979 NBA The subject for the meeting next print your information and mail to: that comes along with it. These All-Star contest. AT COOK CENTER Mrs. Jones were married 60 years research aids. Services included Museum, on Galveston Island. The St. Joseph High School on Antique hunters are sure to find '86 FORD TEMPO Tuesday afternoon is political Carole Kiernan, P.O. Box 81, Water- High School students somehow drag The Fifth Quarter celebration will ago in Old Town, Virginia. They computer services and programs, museum reminds us of the port's November 5. true treasures at the Cook Energy economy, with Ward Estes, prin- vUet, MI 49098. themselves out of bed every Mon- be held at Midway Baptist Church, have lived in Coloma for the past 31 photograph duplication, micro- jhistory and importance. The This group of teen-agers includes Information Center's Fall Antique cipal of the local high school, as the day through Friday to make it to located between Coloma and Water- '84 P0NTIAC SUNBIRD years. fiche services, and an on-site con- museum has a database of more some of the finest at Watervliet Show and to enjoy the beautiful fall speaker. It will be an open meeting class that starts at 7:15 a.m., an vliet on Red Arrow Highway. Fes- Miss Gyl Johnson, daughter of sultant service. than 117,000 immigrants who hour before school even begins. The High School. Their dedication and color display on the shores of Lake Mr. & Mrs. Carl Johnson, East starting at 2 o'clock, to which the CHEF TO SUBSCRIBE TO work has payed off and, hopefully, tivities will begin immediately The vendors also included genea- entered the United States through students say that getting up early Michigan. Regional collectors and '84 GMC S-15 PICK UP Center Street, began her junior public is invited. logical societies. Many areas in the Port of Galveston. The database THE TRI-CITY RECORD will become an ongoing tradition. following this year's Watervliet/ gets easier to do with time and they Coloma football game on October 30 dealers of old oak furniture, tin year at Western Michigan Universi- 30 YEARS AGO Michigan were represented. This contains information about the im- Call 463-N-E-W-S The group consists of: Scott Gat- toys, delicate linens and lace, gut- The Hartford high school band don't really think much of it at McDaniels Field. Kickoff for the '83 BUICK PARK AVE. ty last week as head majorette and was the place the most genealogical migrant's country of origin, plann- anymore. chell, Tony Gray, Joel Moore, Bill tering glass and prettily-painted feature solo baton twirler of the kept its record intact by scoring a FRESH McDonald, Dan Golladay, Kristy game is slated for 7:30 p.m. help came to me. The societies of- ed destination, and date of arrival. The class agenda for Vocal Jazz plates and china will take you on a WMU band. first division in a district marching fered their publications for sale. The museum staff provides a Morgan, Sara Leighty, Dan Pfeffer, According to Alan Wilson, the every morning usually consists of Associate Pastor of Midway, "Our journey through time. Submitted by Vi Viscuso, Assis- competition. Hartford was accord- Josh Wheeler, Jason McVay, Phil Then you can whisk yourself back ed a first division by all four judges starting out with setting up goal is to bring young people of our tant Librarian at the Coloma Public microphones and equipment and Wilson, Jamie Kirby, Jennifer to the present by seeing the center's UNDER *6000 and was the only band in Class C to BAKERY Camfferman, Joel Sells, Craig communities together to celebrate Library, from The Coloma Courier then doing warm-ups. Mrs. McKin- three free theatre shows. It's all newspapers donated by the Tri-City receive a I. The band, directed by Pullins, Tim Ashton, Angie Pillow, this year's big game, and we think ney believes that wanning up is David Thompson will be a real at- happening on Saturday, October 17, '88 CHEVY SOLDICK UP Record. Hour?; Monday, Wednes- William Achterberg, received a BUSINESS & Gillian Bayer, Beth Denney, Pam from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and standing ovation from the other very important because it keeps traction. He's been a great athlete, day and Frido,, 10 a.m. to 5:30 their voices healthy. She says it is Weckwerth, Rachelle Melvin, Sunday, October 18, from 10:00 a.m. p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday, 1:00 bands present at the conclusion of Margo Milham, Emilie Forrester, and he's a good role model for the '88 CHEVY CAVALIER especially important to do that ear- teens." to 5:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.; its pre-performance. It was the Jeff Miller, Sara Zepik, Jessica The Cook Energy Information smallest band competing. Hartford SER VICES DIREC TORYi ly in the morning. After loosening Other activities for the evening and Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 5:00 NOW up their voices, they concentrate on Molter, Irene Llanto, Kimberly Center is located on Red Arrow '88 MERCURY TRACER residents got a chance to see their will include door prizes, a free- p.m. Phone: 468-3431. learning music that will be used in Yore, Krista Winkel, Rita Moser, Highway, just off 1-94 in Bridgman, ACCOUNTING Amber Eberhard, and Kelly Borr. throw contest, and refreshments. upcoming performances. For more information, contact Michigan. For more information, COMPREHENSIVE wmm The group displays many dif- For scheduling and booking infor- call 1-800-548-2555. '87 CHRYSLER 5th AVE. mation contact Mrs. McKinney or organizer Alan Wilson at 463-3195. BUSINESS SERVICES ALDEN WHITE WATERVLIET ferent types of music in their shows. Admission is free! OPEN! Monthly Accounting ( Bookkeeping RUMMAGE They've done medleys coming from Mr. Carrier, 463-5434 or 463-4221. '86 OLDS CIERA & SONS INC. at TAX SERVICES ACE HARDWARE the fifties to good old southern Kenneth L. Sutton Dozer & Backhoe Service Pipes cut & threaded & RESALE! hootenannies. The group enjoys P.O. Box 296, Watervliet, Mi 49098 S^nd, Gravel & Top Soil storm & screen UPS SHIPPING learning songs that are popular to- WAFFLE HOUSE Phone (616) 463-7211 FAX 463-7154 LEFTOVERS windows repaiied WESTERN UNION day along with songs throughout the Open 8-5:30 Mon-Sat generations. UNDER *8000 OF AMERICA 463-3833 in the GAMBLES STORE Waleivliel SI., WATERVLUI MAIN ST.. WATERVLIET The Jazz Band does its share of WATERVLIET! 463-5461 work also. Like Vocal Jazz, those '89 CHEVY CELEBRITY El NTIQUES members have to set up their equip- The Paw on the horizon and thinking how ment and prepare their instru- lonely those men must be flying NSURA ments, which includes tuning them '89 MAZDA 626 4 Dr. through darkness, with only a pin TRADE EIHEL'S STATE FARM INS. and making sure they are ready for ^ By Roy M. Davis J/KKKm point of light to guide them. Little E&N FRED WARD AGENCY rehearsal. Some of the music the '88 CHEVY CAPRICE did I realize then I would know well WINDS SALES Jazz Band has performed and is 1929 NEWS Edison Harley and Ambrose Fisher that feeling when I grew up and 192 Paw Paw SI. Auto-Lile-Fiie-llealtli still practicing includes old iazz Have you ever noticed how old became a pilot. MALL Coloma '87 DODGE CARAVAN arrested two local young men on the OPEN 7 DAYS HEMBREE tunes along with lovely ballads newspapers get yellow, brittle, and charges of being drunk and damag- What those early fliers did in bad 468-6546 Yont Family Insntaiicc AROIII from the past and present. 336 N. Main St. SPORISWEAR FOR MIL 13 W. Main. Ilailloid have a tendency to fall apart? Just ing the interior of the mien's apart- weather was to cancel out, or risk TRAILER Both groups consider all types of It's a Smorgasbord of Values '87 OLDS 8SOUDI recently we have been examining a death from getting lost and running KILLER WOMAN Sizes 38 54 621 4()67 music and decide on music that is ment at the village rest room. One EXQUISITE FORM BRAS SALES perfectly preserved Hartford Day of them had the charge of disorder- out of gas. If they could come back IB/ W. SI. Joseph St., Coloma challenging for them as musicians 1992 CHEVY CAVALIER Spring from 1929. and see our modem navigational ly conduct added to his crimes when Ml'111 UAM f A • M 468-6761 but is still pleasing to the ear. Auto, Stereo Cass., Remote Mittoi, Tinted Glass, B.S.M. & More Friend Bill Minshall came in he decided he did not want to go to aids, they would Be astonished. Open 9 6 Mon Thu.. 9 5 Frl. 91 Sat Another interesting thing is that from Webster's Hills the other day. In other news a hundred year old NOW OPEN ALL YEAR LONG! UNDER *10,000 jail. both directors allow the students to $198.00 per mo He and wife Cathleen enjoy the roil- Paul F. Richter, Village and man had written a book on how to suggest new music and have a say ing acres and mountain view out in live a long life. At 40, doctors had GARGANO I NMJI ANC in what is ultimately chosen. 1992 GEO STORM 2+2 SPORT COUPE '91 CHEVY CAVALIEK 4 Dr. Township Clerk, released statistics ACTORS that area north of Hartford. On one told him he was near death. So he the $ •in Illumination has a great variety A/C, 1.6 Liter SOCHLA MPFI, 5 Speed , Floor Mats, AM/FM showing that our area had, in the CUSTOM Stereo Cass. Steel Radials & More of Bill's forays into civilization for previous year, 35 births and 42 embarked on a proper eating, sleep- SHARON YODER of music that can keep the attention '91 CHEVY CAVA JER S/W supplies, he stopped by to check the ing, and exercising program. He TOM SMITH of many people of all ages. deaths. Thus, Hartford was at the STATE BANK CARPETS 7422 Red Arrow Hwy $208.00 per mo. sugar maples we have recently time slowly losing ground in popula- also learned to breathe properly. Armstrong Caipets &, Walervliel 463-5249 TRACTOR PARTS This group gets things done when ilanted, and perhaps to see how tion. This perhaps lent some Declaring, "We are what we eat," New & Used Tractor Parts needed, from learning music to '90 OLDS CALAIS ong it will be until we can tap them the man cut his diet to 12 ounces of WAItRVLIEI, 332 N. Mam SI. Solarian Floois raising money for equipment and 2.8L V-6. HOE f credence to the old philosopher's Main St.. Watervliet EiilKHH M/FM Stereo for syrup. Bill's best judgment is food and 15 ounces of light wine WAIERVLIET Drive In, Fits! SI. SAVE UP-'graiftja uniforms. They've done fund- BumH& wry comment, "In Hartford every- COLOMA. 6720 Red Arlow Hwy. 463-6635 '89 SC0TTSDALE PICK UP that we will be tripping over out- time a baby is born, somebody each day. This man lived in Europe. Let RAY help clean up TO 50% raisers'Such as selling oranges, own beards before we are ready to leaves town!" Had he been in our country, he your property! valentine singing telegrams, and '89 NEW YGERDLD boil down some of the succulent Up in Maple Hill Cemetery, Sex- would have been promptly arrested Will pay CASH for Slop in lor a IRFE calalog having bowl-a-thons. The groups sweet stuff. for consuming illegal liquor. He and A & A MACRAME Red Anow Hwy between have nice equipment but, as it is in tons Edison Harley and William junk cars & trucks! Walervliel & Hartford 1992 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1991 PONT. SUNBIRD LE CONVERTIBLE Anyway, Bill brought us a copy of Goodenough abandoned the digging his wife both lived past 100 on this & CRAFT SUPPLIES almost any situation, there are v 8 4 c flutomatic p A F Cass fllby Wheels Dull Pails Pom Puns l/ife pick up shells FREE 463 6141 621-2001 the 1929 newspaper which Cathleen of a new grave. After an hour and a strict program. always things needed so they will Doadinp, Supplies loll 468-4600 or 468-6546 - * - KPo iK S & ' had preserved. Perhaps a sampling half of cold work, they were able to In Haverstraw, New York, a keep finding ways to meet their Chenille - Aciylic Paints UNDER *12.000 of the news from almost 65 years penetrate the frozen ground only 8 garage owner became enraged needs. $13,060 $275.00 per mo. ago will illustrate that people have after having been burglarized Wood Cutouts Life is good in the right wing of inches. This failure brought to a Open Mon • Sat 9-6 '92 CHEVY CORSICA the same virtues, faults, and total of three the bodies awaiting twice. So he started the practice of the school for these people. Il- 1990 FORD TEMPO GL 1989 0LDSM0BILE CIERA 265 Ryno Rd., Coloma 4 Cyl, Auto Trans., AM/FM Stereo, B-Dl, 6 Cyl, Automatic. Tilt, Cruise. PDLs/PW/Seat, engage in the same foibles and burial in the cemetery vault. loosing two grizzly bears each night WATERLVIET TED EISNER lumination has earned the respect foolishness now as they did back in his auto shop-no more (Across from Harding's) H/B and More! AM/FM Stereo and More! Local citizens J.D. Mack and his . 468-6684 • of many people from doing shows in '92 CHEVY CAVALIER then. burglaries. tMdl LAUNDRY EXPERT the Tri-City area. They've sang and family returned from a motor trip & drop off service $159.00 per mo. $259.00 per mo Of course, in 1929 one continuing to California declaring, "Hartford In Mason City, Iowa, a Boston RIVERVIEW TOUCH of COUNTRY played at a lot of different places, '92 GEO PRISM theme was the consumption of il- air is the best for tires!" When they bull terrier. Attaboy, lost one of his MINI CRAFT MALL Self Serve TREE and there are always chances to see 1988 MERCURY TRACER 5-$peed 1988 CHEVROLET CAPRICE legal liquor by local citizens with a eyes in a fight with an airdale. So EQUIP. & BAIT them in their own concerts at left home, they had their tires pro- lland-Cralted Gills CAR WASH 4 Cyl, Automatic, AM/FM Stereo, 3-Dr, H/B S More 8 Cyl, Tilt, Cruise, A/C, Rear Wheel Drive, 1 Owner, Nice! raging thirst, and the local law en- perly inflated, and upon their return his owner, William E. Brice, had Live bait, fishing tackle; loi all occasions SERVICE Watervliet High School's audi- 91 PONT. SUNBIRDCONVERTIBLE Open 7 days a week Complete tree care, stump forcements' efforts to prevent it. /said that three of the tires contained him fitted with a glass eye. This sar- bikes, mowers, chain saws 7139 Red Anow Hwy - torium. $129.00 per mo. $229.00 per mo SALES, SERVICE & PARTS W. St. loseph & Red Attov gnnding, aerial hi-ranger Two separate police raids in the the same Hartford air, and they had torial touch undoubtedly made At- Coloma When asked, the comments from '89 DODGESOiWAN GRAND 53804 C.R. 687 621-4791 468-4262 COLOMA Bangor-Covert area netted several only one flat on the whole trip. taboy the envy of the doggie world. Open Mon. - Fii. 11-6 463-8755 the students were all positive ex- 1989 RANGER XLT EXT. CAB 1992 OLDSMOBILE NINETY-EIGHT 1 mile nuiih ul llarttmd - Saturday 10-5 gallons of wine and cases of beer. Editor Don Cochrane noted, "The In New York a motorist was ar- cept for being tired in the morning. 6 Cyl Engine, Automatic Transmission, Air Conditioning V-8, Auto, A/C. Tilt. Cruise, AM/FM Stereo Cassette BETTEN QUALITY PRE-OWNED VEHICLES They were promptly dumped and rested on a reckless driving charge. Sunday 12:30-5 Scott Gatchell, a senior in his first AM/FM Stereo Cassette and More Power Windows/Door Lcks/Seat, Alby Wheels, ABS Brakes moral is, use Hartford air if you Boolli Rentals Avail... ELLS the owners arrested. want to avoid tire trouble. There is Arraigned in traffic court, he was year of Vocal Jazz, says that he is NOT USED.JUST "EXPERIENCED" fined not for speeding but for driv- BODY SHOPS $219.00 per mo. $20,889 Over near Paw Paw, four Covert a fine opportunity for some enter- • I 11 ill 11 — RICHCREEK WEIL learning an understanding of music and Hartford young men ran afoul prising genius to put this trouble- ing too slowly. Belfy that he enjoys and the class is a lot of the law and spent the night in jail This marvelous newspaper from ACCURATE PLANGGER'S DRILLING CO. free air on the market." of fun. Another senior from Vocal 10420 M-140 Highway WHERE YOU SAVE & after ramming their car into a snow In 1929 two new air beacons had way back in 1929 looks almost as 2" lo 6" wells Jazz, Angie Pillow, thinks the most HOURS: bank. Led by policemen, the been completed to show night air- though just printed. The reason-the AUTO BODY FURNITURE drilled & repaired enjoyable aspect is being with South Haven, paper used for it was experimental- Drug Mon., Wed.. 8:50-8:00 drunken motorists pointed out the mail pilots their way from Our Wrilien Warranly We Buy New & Jel & Submersible Pumps friends and traveling. Joel Moore Michigan THAT'S A PROMISE illegal liquor farm near Paw Paw -made from cornstalks. Why was Guarantees said that in Jazz Band it is neat, ex- Tues., Thurs., Frl., ICHEVROLETI Kalamazoo to South Bend. All over Used Furniture SALES & SERVICE OLDSMOBILE where they had achieved their our land those rotating night lights the process never continued? Who Your Satisfaction WATERVLIET periencing new leadership respon- 8:50-6:00 637-1167 knows? It certainly has withstood 7857 Red .Arrow, Watervliet 1034 Tmilorial B.I1. QEO befuddled condition. More arrests, were guiding our pilots on their Stor463-3164 • e 463-3241 or 463-6659 sibilities. Saturday 9:00-2:00 925-8758 and police dumped 350 gallons of routes. I can remember as a little the test of time. And that's the way 463-3135 925-4201 FAX 463-7110 The directors both agree that the SOUTH HAVEN wine and 140 bottles of beer. kid, riding in our family car at it was in Hartford almost 64 years Main St., Watervliet group Illumination is progressing All vehicles figured with $1,000 cash or trade. '92$ 8% APR, 'Sis 8.75% APR. 'SOs SXAPR. -'SSs 9.5% APR. 10420 M-140, South Haven 925-8758 or 637-1167 In tiie village of Hartford officers night, seeing those lights flashing ago! •••••••••I and members are enjoying their '88$ 9.5% APR; W.A.C. First time buy to qualified inc. all rebate back to dealer. Pig6 6 The Tri City Record October 14, 1992 October 14, 1992 The Tri City Record Page 7 Juanita Guzman of South Haven, Survivors include; a son, Harry Carmel DeSantiago of Watervliet, R. Jr. of Coloma; one daughter, Michigan, Ofelia Murillo of Elizabeth O'Malley of Benton Har- Limberlost Court questions 31 student expulsions LOCAL OBITUARIES Lawrence, Michigan, and Irma bor; two grandchildren; and five Galaviz of Grand Rapids, Michi- great-grandchildren. A grand- Coloma School Board says "NO" to state tax reform proposals was employed as a stock clerk. gan; a son, Salvador Hemandez of Nursery FLORENCE AGNOS daughter, Jeanine Milnickel, Survivors include: his mother, Phoenix, Arizona; 32 grand- noted parking lot paving has been Florence R. (Aspengren) Agnos, preceded him in death Saturday, By Marion Leedy ble explained the state-endorsed Jean K. Christensen of Watervliet, is the Coloma Board's Michigan reform legislation and school finan- complete and landscaping is under 90, of Sawyer, Michigan, formerly children; and two great-grandchil- October 3. Coloma School Board members Michigan; his father, Leon R. dren. Notebook Association of School Boards cing program that's already in diploma program which will re- way by the new building. of the Covert and South Haven voted unanimously not to support Legislative Liaison Leader. The quire students to achieve passing Christensen of Whitmore Lake, By Jackie Hammond place. Clark was given approval to sell areas, died Sunday, October 4,1992, Michigan; three sisters — Holly EDITH HOVER either of the state Tax Reform pro- motion received immediate support scores on the Michigan Education the used universal weight set at the Memorial services for Edith L. posals in the November statewide High School Principal Harold at Covenant Home in Chicago, Il- (Mrs. Jim) Beaudoin of Plymouth, Fall bulbs/flowering bulbs an by the Board. Superintendent Clif- Wheeler and counselor Donna Go- Assessment Program testing in Middle School. He said the weight linois. Michigan, Laurel Camen of South Hover, 82, of Hartford, Michigan, the same thing. Both are bull election during its monthly meeting ford Tallman had reported to the reading, math and science, beginn- set, which is old, is no longer needed Graveside services were held Fri- Lyon, and Bari Christensen of Fen- who died Saturday, October 3,1992, that are planted now (fall) am Monday night. The motion made by Board that Coloma Schools will be ing with the Class of 1994. Goble ex- and is just taking up space. He day at 1 p.m. at Watervliet City ton, Michigan; a niece, Vanessa were held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, will bloom in early spring. Board Secretary Tim Garland facing an estimated $500,000 deficit plained the steps being taken in Col- noted the equipment was not of October 10, at Calvin Funeral Home U.S. Fish and Cemetery. Arrangements were Camen; and his grandmother, Rena My favorites are daffodil/nar-| followed a detailed definition of the for the 1992-93 school year as the oma Schools to impress to the much value, although it is still in made by Calvin-Starks & Frost Christensen of Arizona. in Hartford. Burial was in Hill cissus/jonquil. All three have two proposals by Jerry Jollay who result of Govemor Engler's tax students the importance of achieve- Cemetery, Lawrence, Michigan. Wildlife Service working condition. Funeral Home in South Haven, minimal differences and to ment to them and to prepare them The Board, voted to increase Michigan. treats area waters research them you will have to for testing. substitute teacher salary from $45 Mrs. Agnos was bom December ALVINA DAHL ERNEST KENNEDY look under the name narcissus, The first basketball game to $50 a day for the first fifteen days Emest D. Kennedy, 70, of Sturgis, Hartford Township Board looking 28, 1901, in Chicago. She and her Alvina P. Dahl, 90, of Coloma but for now we will call all of scheduled to be held in the new and leaving intact the paying of $75 Michigan, died Wednesday, Oc- By Lori Harris Cramer first husband, the late Fred Township, Michigan, formerly of them daffodils. They range in into grant possibilities physical education building was a from 16 to 45 days and thereafter Aspengren, operated one of the first tober 7, 1992, at the home of his The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser- girls basketball game on Tuesday, Tucson, Arizona, died Sunday, Oc- vice will finish up water and aqua height from 4" to two feet. Colors paying the substitute teachers at blueberry farms in the area and tober 11, 1992, at Community daughter, Mrs. Ronald (Joyce) are shades of white, yellow, pink, October 13, according to Assistant life testing and chemical treatment Shafer said they held a the rate of the teacher negotiated owned the Evergreen Nursery in Hospital, Watervliet, Michigan. Wise of Coloma, Michigan, after a and bicolors. There are single Supervisor Steve Shafer advised Superintendent Ronald Clark. He salary, providing the teacher Covert until her husband's death in four-month illness. in area lakes and rivers this week. Hartford Township Board members City/Township Joint Relations noted last-minute approval by the Private family services and The process, which began on blooms, double blooms, one assignment is consecutive and for 1962. burial of ashes will be held at a later A private family funeral will be flower per stem, many flowers about a new grant at their meeting Committee meeting at Township state fire marshal and electrical in- September 9, is a method of sea Hall on Tuesday and discussed the same teacher. This places the Survivors include a brother, date at Riverview Cemetery. There held at a later date. The body has JEFF SARTOR....of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is pictured in the per stem, large protruding cups held Thursday, October 8. Rebuild ctors were scheduled to be made Coloma Schools at the same level of lamprey control. financing the Public Library and Harvey Thor of Elmwood Park, Il- will be no visitation. Arrangements been cremated. Arrangements are laboratory trailer conducting an alkalinity test on water taken from the and small dainty cups, and many Michigan Initiative is available to t day. He said he would have lik- substitute teacher pay as given in The sea lamprey, a creature Recreation Council. He said they linois, and a sister, Violet were made by Davidson Chapel, by the Davidson Chapel, Florin Paw Paw River. of them are fragrant. Daffodils municipalities and does not require ed more time to test the scoreboard other area schools. It will cost the resembling and often times called also talked about annexation and Vanderweele of Ann Arbor, Coloma, Michigan, of Florin Funeral Service, Coloma. Memo- are great when used for cut matching funds. It is federal and all electrical equipment but the district an approximate $9,000 an- Michigan. She was preceded in rials may be made to the American an eel, attaches itself to the water's money, administered by the state. "No one stormed out of the coaches and players prevailed. He Funeral Service. Once the amount of chemical October 12, in Paw Paw River at flowers. They are probably the nuallv. s COLOMA on page 8 death by her second husband, Cancer Society. fish and bores itself inside, killing However, in discussions with JUl meeting." They talked about work- ee Mrs. Dahl was bom on March 21, the fish. Some fifty years ago, in the TFM needed to kill the lamprey and Hays Park in Watervliet; and a most used bulb for naturalized Charles Agnos, in 1976. 1902, in Sheldon, North Dakota, and Mr. Kennedy was bom Mrch 24, not harm the fish is determined, the booster application also at 1 a.m. at settings. Bland from the County develop- ing under Public Act 425 for 1992, in Dowagiac, Michigan. He 1940s and 1950s, the sea lamprey ment office, it was determined that cooperative ways on annexation was a public school cook. was a major cause of severe treatments begin. TFM is nontoxic the mouth of Mill Creek by Red Ar- The tulip is a much more for- EMMAGENE CANTRELL Survivors include; her husband, was self-employed at R&R Enter- or has minimal effects on plants, row in Watervliet. Hartford was not eligible because it and, while no proposal was made Emmagene Cantrell, 76, of Col- damage done to the population of mal appearing flower. One or two WATERVLIET Peter; a daughter, DeLoris Fender prises in Constantine. He was an Ar- fish, and waterfowl. It is also pro- The process is repeated every here and there are not nearly as has not adopted an Economic then, he said they will have another oma Township, Michigan, died lake trout, whitefish and chubs, all mm of Watervliet, Michigan; one grand- my veteran of World War II and ven to be nontoxic to people and three to five years. The last treat- effective as when used in masses Development Plan and because the meeting and a proposal may be con- SCHOOLS Tuesday, October 6, 1992, in was a member of Veterans of commercially valuable fish. per capita income exceeded the sidered after that. child; and a sister, Agnes Lybeck of A team of fifteen people, in- other mammals. There is no effect ment in this area was done in 1988 of six or more. You can mix col- "STUDENT OF WiUiston, Florida. Tacoma, Washington. Foreign Wars Doe Wah Jack Post on fish as food caught during this threshold for low income outlined in In other matters, a resolution was The funeral was held at 11 a.m. cluding three biologists and three Without the sea lamprey control, ors and heights, but be aware and THE WEEK" \ 1855 in Dowagiac. process. according to crew leader Hal Lief- plant according to flowering the grant. The Township Planning approved on a split vote to support Monday at St. Joseph Catholic Survivors include; two daugh- physical science technicians, begin Commission has been gathering in- the library's apphcation for a grant The faculty of WatervUet Junior Church in Watervliet, Michigan, of MAEFLYNN by monitoring the area lakes and Applications of treatment were fers, there would be no stocking of time. There are early-, mid- and High School is pleased to announce ters — Mrs. Wise of Coloma and given in Paw Paw River at mid- the Great Lakes with fish such as late-season flowering tulips. formation to proceed with an for a building expansion. The grant which she was a member. Burial Mae Flynn, 85, of 2459 Maple Mrs. Leonard (Elaine) Bartlett of rivers' own personal chemistry and Economic Development Plan. application had to be submitted to the selection of Leeanna Beach as was in Coloma Cemetery. Davidson Avenue, Coloma, Michigan, died the wildlife therein. Sample fish and night on Friday, October 9, at 40th salmon, coho, and chinook. Without Their colors are widely ranged in seventh grade "Student of the Bangor, Michigan; one brother, Street and 48th Avenue in Paw these treatments and the stocking many hues of red, yellow, orange, Lansing in order to meet a deadline, Chapel, Florin Funeral Service, Sunday, October 11,1992, at Mercy Albert of Dowagiac; two sisters- lamprey alike are removed from before the Township meeting, but Week." Leeanna is the daughter of Coloma, was in charge of the ar- Memorial Medical Center, St. the water and placed in tanks inside Paw; Saturday at midnight near of these West Coast fish, the Great and pink. Some lavenders are NORTH BERRIEN Alan and Rose Beach and is a Mrs. Lawrence (Edith) Schmiten- Butcher Road between Lawrence Lakes fishing industry would be close to being blue, some black. Shafer sent a letter advising that a rangements. Memorials may be Joseph, Michigan. droff of Constantine and Mrs. Larry a Bioassay lab trailer, where toxici- HISTORICAL SOCIETY copy of the resolution, if adopted, member of the Honor Club. made to Coloma Ambulance, Col- The funeral was held Wednesday ty tests take place. and Hartford; at 1 a.m. on Monday, vastly different if not extinct. There are even green-flowered Leeanna enjoys school, especially (Gladys) Mentizer of Decatur; two tulips. Some have unusual mark- OCTOBER MEETING would be sent later. Shafer, Ed oma Fire Department, or North at 10; 00 a.m. at St. Joseph Catholic grandchildren; and one great- Eilerman, Helen Mayhak, and the sports and "being around my Berrien Senior Center in Coloma. Church in St. Joseph, of which she ings that seem to be "painted" An "Indian Collection" by Betty friends." Mr. Wheeler is her grandchild. His wife, the former on. Like daffodils, there are tall Jones will highlight the October 20 Barry Nilson voted in favor of the •if Mrs. Cantrell was born Sep- was a member. Arrangements were Irene Puchalia, preceded him in motion. Gene Snodgrass cast the on- favorite teacher. Leeanna says, tember 28, 1916, in Coloma, made by Kerley & Starks Funeral ones, short ones, single bloom, meeting of the North Berrien "He is a cool teacher and very fun- death in 1988. double bloom, single stem, and Historical Society. The meeting will ly vote and said later, "I can't see Michigan. She was formerly Home, St. Joseph. Burial was held how we can accept this when the Ci- ny." Mr. Wheeler states that employed as a medical assistant in in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Chicago, Il- MARCELLA MAXWELL multistem. begin with a business session at 7:30 "Leeanna is energetic, determined, Your choices are many, as will p.m. at Coloma Methodist Church. ty is not paying their accumulated Coloma and was employed at Loma linois. Marcella Maxwell, 80, of Forest bills." He added that he was in and outgoing. She is always willing be your rewards next April and Jones, who is a lifetime resident to participate in class." Mr. Zitta at GOLDEN BULLDOG AWARD...Congresf;man Fred Upton (right) is shown Theatre and Deer Forest, both in Mrs. Flynn was bom March 4, Avenue, Watervliet, Michigan, died Volunteer! of "the" area," lives o"n Hagar"shore favor^ °f Hje Ubrary project but op- May. receiving his fifth Golden Bulldog Award from Alan Caldwell. Coloma. 1907, in Chicago. She was a former Monday morning, October 12,1992, osed to North School is her favorite elemen- Gift Shop Information Desk Road in Watervliet, Her program P ^ ^ J* tary teacher. Advanced English is Survivors include; her husband, Secretary for the Chicago Board of at Mercy Memorial Medical Center, will feature a collection of Indian agreement. The City reduced its Daniel. Education. St. Joseph, Michigan. materials and the art she has payment and made numerous other Leeanna's favorite subject. At this Upton honored for fight point, Leeanna would like to attend Survivors include; two sons- The funeral will be held Thursday Lifeline Patient Transport Z) developed within the Indian theme, budget cute when revenues were PETER V. CHRISTENSEN I Notre Dame upon graduation and Peter V. Christensen, 29, of South Edward of Frankfort, Illinois, and at 11 a.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Nursery Refreshments will be served, decreased because of a prmtmg er- against government spending Sharing the pleasure of plants r possibly study journalism. Lyon, Michigan, died Friday, Oc- William of Coloma; two brothers- Church, Watervliet. Burial will be Book Cart Clergy Alice Shrosbree is the chairperson ™ allowable tax levy when Leeanna is active in sports. Congressman Fred Upton (R-St. tober 10, 1992, in Detroit, Michigan. Edward Cusack of Coloma and Wil- in the church cemetery. Liturgical I with Fem Betz and Pat Conway on ^e charter was adopted. They are contain unnecessary government liam Cusack of Chicago; 10 grand- prayers will be recited Wednesday Dietary Outpatient Information Basketball is her fall sport of Joseph) was recently awarded the spending at least 75 percent of the Funeral services were held Wed- >—JU.2 ^ •04 her committee. asking voters to approve the children; and 14 great-grandchil- at 7; 30 p.m. at Hutchins Funeral I \ choice. She plans to play volleyball Golden Bulldog Award by the Wat- tune based on key economic and nesday at 2 p.m. at the Schrader 558»> Uivoraidc Uoatl, t \ . * , fT restoration to the previous millage dren. She was preceded in death by I and participate in track during the chdogs of the Treasury for his 1991 fiscal issues. Funeral Home in Plymouth, Home, Watervliet. Physical Therapy Columu, Ml liHI.lS 616-468-8694 on the November 3 ballot. her husband. Jack, on February 17, Mrs. Maxwell was born Dec- I HARTFORD LIBRARY spring. and 1992 efforts to cut federal spen- The 1992 Golden Bulldog trophies Michigan, with Rev. Susan Paul of- Treasurer Ed Eilerman presented a ember 28,1911, in Chicago, Illinois. During the lazy days of summer, ding, eliminate waste, and reduce were presented to 190 members of ficiating. Memorials may be made 1963. ANNOUNCES CONTEST motion, which was approved, to She was a private music teacher. Leeanna likes to swim in their pool the deficit. Since Upton was elected Congress-156 in the House and 34 in to Tri-County Coalition on Alcohol A pumpkin weight guessing con- amend the General Fund and Road DONALD HAYNES Surviving is a brother, John I Commuiiitv Hospital Auxiliary RECORD ADVERTISERS and just "hang out." Ice skating is in 1986, he has won the award every the Senate. and Other Drugs or the charity of Community HospitafAuxiliary is looking for people interested in test is under way at Hartford Pubhc budgets as follows; General Donald L. Haynes, 74, of 2276 N. Glavin of Oak Park, Illinois. Her BRING YOUR LOCAL Library. The contest, runs through Fund-increase Ambulanc- - e expen- her favorite winter activity. Leean- year. the donor's choice. Fifth Street, Niles, Michigan, died husband, Robert, preceded her in volunteering a few hours a week to assist patients and visitors. the end of the month. Children na enjoys going to the mall with her "Cutting wasteful and excessive Mr. Christensen was bom August NEWS TO YOU, PLEASE ditures $3,200, from $4,250 to $7,450; Monday, October 12, 1992, at guessing the correct weight will be mother, especially if it includes a government spending is one of my 11, 1963, in Livonia, Michigan. He death. Volunteers are a most important asset to the patients of Community SHOP THEM FIRST! increase Building Inspector $1,500, WINTER CARNIVAL & Memorial Hospital, South Bend, In- Hospital and to the community as a whole. presented with a book. from $2,500 to $4,000; increase stop for pizza. top goals in Congress," Upton said. diana. HARRY MORRIS SR. Congratulations, Leeanna! "Wherever I go throughout our cor- CRAFT SHOW If you are interested in volunteering or would like additional Mechanical Inspector $500, from The Winter Carnival & Craft The funeral will be held Thursday Harry R. Morris Sr., 88, of Hagar $300 to $800; increase Plumbing In- ner of Michigan, the chorus is at 11 a.m. at First Presbyterian Township, Michigan, died Tuesday, information, please call Gloria Gregg at 468-6518. unanimous: get the deficit down Show is to be held Saturday, spector $500, from $700 to $1,200. November 21. The bazaar is from 9 Church, Niles, Michigan, of which October 6,1992, at home. Decrease Contingency Reserve and stop spending so much money," I M (and) ~}\hi.(yymh^)Uuc^ a.m.-4 p.m. and games will be of- he was a member. Friends may call Funeral arrangements were by $5,700, from $10,000 to $4,300. The he continued. from 5-8 p.m. Wednesday at I (&) "By makinigg the tough choices on fered from 1-4 p.m. This event will the Davidson Chapel, Florin I Road Fund budget was increased Halbritter Funeral Home, Niles. Funeral Service, Coloma, Michi- federal spending. ding,, we can be suc- be held at Washington Elementary I COMMUNITY HOSPITAL $36,000 to reflect the millage School 6463 Becht Road, Coloma. Burial will be Mission Memorial ;an. There was no visitation or I renewal approved by voters and cessful in cutting the deficit and Gardens, Niles. Memorials may be 637-5246 putting our country back on the Country crafts, great food, games, funeral. The body has been I Medical Park, Watervliet, Ml 49098, 463-3111 Tue-Thur-Fri 7-6, Mon&Wed 7-8 which was not included in the made to the Michigan Heart cremated. Memorials may be made I right track," Upton said. and a cake walk will be available. M-140, South Haven original budget. This increases the Santa will be there too! Association. to the Michigan Heart Association. SEELYE Road Fund budget fund balance The award is presented to those Hutchins Funeral Home POINTIAC - BUICK - CADILLAC - GMC TRUCK - JEEP - EAGLE Mr. Haynes was bom June 16, Mr. Morris was bora February 6, from $33,234 to $69,234. members of Congress who vote to 209 S Main, Witenliet ««»• 1918, in Niles, Michigan. He was an 1904, in Culpepper, Ohio. He was a In other matters, a motion was 463-3811 Army veteran of World War H and motion picture projectionist in the approved that any future hiring was retired from Clark Equipment movie industry, formerly employed Where you qfet the same must be approved by the Township TWICE THE CONVENIENCE! COURTEOUS SERVICE IN Company. locally and in Las Vegas, Nevada. SAVE M For your convenience . . . Board; and if anyone quits or is A DIGNIFIED MANNER Survivors include; his wife, He retired in 1966. He was an avid Off the newsstand price. friendly service before, during fired, that must also be accepted by DOUBLE THE SERVICE! ROLAND T. HUTCHINS, Dir. Esther "Beckie"; a stepson, fisherman on the North Pier in St. Subscribe to The Tri-City the Township Board. This action Stanley Seashols Jr. of Benton Har- Joseph, Michigan. Record... Call 463-N-E-W-S and after the sale. followed a discussion raised over bor; three stepdaughters — Sherryl 24-HGur Banking' billings for unemployment compen- Harris of Watervliet, Michigan, sation for cemetery assistants and Beverly Bosworth of Fort Worth, FRONT BRAKE SPECIAL BODY SHOP questions over who had fired the Texas, and Brenda Dodge of Along The Road at Hilltop Center * workers. The Sexton, Richard 1' Bangor, Michigan; nine stepgrand- "SON TURNED BEGGAR" $ FREE ESTIMATES Loomis, is authorized to hire and/or children; two sisters — Bemiece 95 DAILY 8-5:30, til 8 on Wednesday fire, but the Township must be ad- FREE! "Bea" Williams of Niles and READ; Luke 15:11-24 Now you can do your banking vised and approve all personnel NICHOLS-LAHNDORF Henrietta Ostrander of Buchanan, Evangelist J. Wilbur Chapman recounted a testimony given by a ICALVIN FUNERAL HOME man in one of his meetings. The man said, "I got off at the train depot 89 changes. ENGAGEMENT Includes Front Pads, Clean & Inspect OAU 0. LION ABO, DIRBCTOB Michigan; two brothers — Delvin 24 hours a day one day as a tramp. For a year I had begged on the streets. Badly in Calipers, Inspect Rotors See DAVID N0RDEN ANNOUNCED HARTFOID. MICHIGAN 49097 Haynes of Allegan, Michigan and need of food, I touched a man on the shoulder and said, 'Mister, please Charles Haynes of Niles, Michigan. at our convenient, drive-up ATM * turning rotors additional charge Willard Nichols of 571 S. Park ive me a dime.' As soon as I saw his face, I recognized my aging Road, Benton Harbor, Michigan, He was preceded in death by his tather. "The Church In in the Hilltop Center parking lot. and Kathleen Nichols of 338 Lewis, '"Do)on'n t you know me? I asked. Throwing his arms around me, he The Orchard" CAR WASH first wife, Vivian, in 1980. criedcried , 'Oh, my son, I have found you at last! All I have is yours!' Think Watervliet, Michigan, are proud to WITH FILL UP OF 6 GAL. OR & MORE JESUS HERNANDEZ of it—I was a tramp who begged for 10 cents from a man I didn't know announce the engagement of their Peoples State Bank welcomes all CIRRUS and Network 1 DEAL DIRECT Vi OFF daughter, Tammy Diann Nichols of MONUMIMtf Jesus Hernandez, 65, of Bangor, was my father, when for 18 years he had been looking for me to give me Michigan, died Saturday, October 3II he possessed!" customers to use our Automated Teller Machine Watervliet, to Lyle Troy Lahndorf Christians sometimes act like that son turned beggar. Sin breaks LEON AID FUlfCBAL HONE 10,1992, at South Haven Community of 5259 North Watervliet Road, (*l*)ft74-9l31 their fellowship with God. and they find themselves spiritually hungry in the Hilltop Center. NOW AT BOTH Watervliet, Michigan. He is the son Hospital, South Haven, Michigan. and destitute like the prodigal in aland of famine, when there is "bread St. Paul's The funeral was held Tuesday at enough and to spare'' in the Father's house. But fellowship can be United Church of Christt of Ann Warner of Elkhart, Indiana, restored! Just as the prodigal finally came to his senses, returned If you do not have an ATM card, and Lyle Lahndorf, also of 5259 11 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic 1650 N. Bainbridge Center Road home, and humbly confessea his sin, we must do the same. ( North Watervliet Road, Water- Church, Bangor, of which he was a and you would like to have one, \\aier\lict. Ml 4 KW8 LOCATIONS! FLORIN 70 If severed fellowship has caused you to act like a beggar, confess your (616' 46S-5? vliet. A February 13,1993, wedding FUNERAL SERVICE member. Burial was in Arlington Hill Cemetery, Bangor. Arrange- sin to the Father (1 John 1:9). Then you will again be able to enjoy all please stop in any PSB office to apply. Sunday Worship ....'. 10:30 a.m. is being planned. that is yours as His child.—P.R.V. WORKROOM Sunday Church School (all acesi *00 a.m. DAVIDSON CHAPEL ments were made by the Bangor Shop at home and deal direct Nursery care prosided during worship tor children, 249 East Center Street Chapel of the D.L. Miller Funeral infant through Kindergarten, Coloma. Ml 49038 Home. Our Father longs to bless us By Permission with the largest workroom in An informal lime for coffee and tellouship is oftered COLOMA CEMETERY following worship WELSH MART 468-3181 Mr. Hernandez was born And fill our emptiness; Radio Bible Class Southwest Michigan. December 24, 1926, in Michoacan, Why do we live like paupers Grand Rapids, Michigan Handicapped Acccs> and Parking Available FALL CLEANUP Paul R. VanGoraer • Custom Draperies • Cornice Boards Transportation Available on Request COLOMA WATERVLIET Mexico. He had resided in Bangor When riches we possess?—Sper People come SCHEDULED Ryno Rd. & Church St. M-140 & Red Arrow Hwy. for 18 years and was retired from • Vertical Blinds • Custom Quilts CARMODY nOAD Coloma Cemetery fall cleanup S.E. Overton Co., South Haven. started Monday, October 12, 1992, Survivors include; his wife, Plymouth Congregational Church the & • Mini Blinds • Custom Headboards and will end October 31,1992. All ar- PHILLIPS Vicenta; eight daughters — Mag- First & Elm streets, Watervliet, Michigan • Pleated Shades • Large Fabric Selection Mill ROAD tificial flowers and containers must 'Setting Stsndsrds for fercrttonct dalena Oviedo of Grand Junction, U ... I IS be removed. m Profemonsl Csrt'. • Pastor Don Campbell. Please he with us Sunday for worship at 11 a.m. IMriCWdk Michigan, Maria Gasca and Imelda •fCku Water will be turned off at this Sunday School is at II a.m. STATE BANK Munoz, both of Bangor, Emilia NORTH BiWCH KM time. AGoldta Rule Horn* Nursery provided. This is a harrier free church. Phone 403 3 5H1. Copado of Lacota, Michigan, Member F.D.i.C. Page 8 The Tri City Record October 14. 1992 Tribute to Michigan veterans planned at Michigan Library and Historical Center School October 14. 1992 The Tri Cily Record Page 9

Mark your calendars now for a decorated veteran and President •Newsreels from World War II, Commanders' Group of Michigan, Veterans Day, officially observed November 7 when the Michigan of the Michigan Historical Commis- Vietnam, and the Persian Gulf War. City of Lansing, Library of on November 11, was established to Calendars Library and Historical Center in sion. "We will honor three Congres- Michigan Salute to Veterans is Michigan, Legislative Council, and mark the armistice ending World COLOMA COMMUNITY downtown Lansing will host a sional Medal of Honor recipients, sponsored by the Michigan aepartdepart- Michigan's own Military Museum War I, signed at the 11th hour of the SPORTS & OUTDOORS Michigan Salute to Veterans, honor- the 2,649 Michigan men and women ments of State and Military Affairs, in Frankenmuth. 11th day of the 11th month in 1918. SCHOOLS CALENDAR INDIANS ROLL OVER BEES ing men and women who have serv- who never returned from Vietnam, Monday, Oct. 19: LUNCH- Hartford kept itself in the driver's ed in the nation's armed forces. and a host of other veterans through Country Steak on a Bun. HIGH seat for the Red Arrow Conference PRESSBOX Beginning with the City of Lans- displays, programs, music, and LUXURY VAN RENTALS SCHOOL-Athletic Booster Club, championship with a blowout 48-6 ing Veterans Day Parade at 10 a.m. presentations." . * Low Prlcm Vacation Packages * (1 to 4 weeks with lots of free miles) H.S. Media Center 7 p.m.; Cross win over Bridgman last Friday and a formal program at 11 a.m., Governor Swainson is the * WIIKIND SPffCIAL — LUBE Country at Lakeshore 4:30. night. the tribute will include presentation Honorary Chairperson of the Pick up anytime on Friday & Tuesday, Oct. 20: NO LUNCHES- •By! return on Morlay (noon) for The Indians were never seriously Mike Leith of Michigan's Distinguished Service Michigan Salute to Veterans. toe cost of 1 Dayl Inservice. HIGH SCHOOL-Basket- challenged as they scored on six of Medal to three Michigan veterans The Michigan Salute to Veterans WEEKEND SPECIAL. DAILY-WEEKLY' OIL 2 WEEKS, MONTHLY ball, JV/V Girls at Dowagiac 5:30; their eight offensive possessions. and reading of 2,649 names of is open free to the public at the •frf Sin VIM, MM Vm. W-Top vara. IS ptsmqm Vm i Ctrjo KMvtnr Vans) ALSO AVAILABLE: ftoMH Extras: Color TV. VkMo CasMtlt Piayor CB. NlnUf>a( Football 7th & 8th Grade w/Water- They only had to punt one time all Michigan Library and Historical Michigan men and women listed on KRENEK VANMASTERS FILTER vliet at Coloma 5 p.m.; Inservice- evening and that wasn't until the Center, and includes; the Vietnam Memorial in Washing- 6633 Red Arrow Hwy.. COLOMA No Students. fourth quarter. *City of Lansing Veterans Day COie* 4M-70OO 1-800-543-A/AINJS GORDON CHARLES ton, D.C. Wednesday, Oct 21: LUNCH- The potent Hartford offense rack- "This will be a solemn tribute to Parade at 10 a.m. The parade SPECIAL Pizza Cheese/Sausage. HIGH our military veterans the entire begins at Genesee and Walnut ed up 502 total yards along with 20 ahead again in the second quarter turn away shot. SCHOOL-Bingo, H.S. Cafeteria 6-11 first downs. Hartford stats had the on an 8-yard run to make the score HUNTERS SHOULD family will appreciate," explained streets and concludes at the IX. Climb not fences with thy gun p.m. offense with 409 yards rushing and 12-6. Bangor then came back to take CONTINUE TO BE in thy hands. Put thy gun through former Governor John B. Swainson, Michigan Library and Historical Thursday, Oct 22: LUNCH-- 93 through the air. a 14-12 lead to halftime. It was then first with the muzzle point- Center where the American Red BERTUCA CONTRACTORS, LTD Sloppy Joes. HIGH SCHOOL-Bas- EDUCATED 1 Bobby Ledesma had the largest the Panthers' turn agagaii n in the third It's a little late to ask ing away from thee and all Uving COLOMA Cross will provide refreshments. For ALL your building needs! ketball, 7th & 8th Grade Girls Continued from page 7 •Military jet flyover at 10:55 a.m. chunk of that with 213 yards and two quarter as they pullullee d ahead 19-14 Shakespeare what he thought about things. Better to miss a chance at w/South Haven at Coloma 4 p.m.; touchdowns on 16 carries. Quarter- on an 11-yard by the Michigan Air National NEW CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING kJ" '• PLUS TAX Christopher touch- the sport of hunting. But, if he gave one crow than to return to thy house The Board agreed to increase the Football JV w/Buchanan at Coloma back Mike Parker also ran for two down run. charge for extra school bus trips Guard. Specialists in Aquatics. Building & Excavating I WHERE YOU SAVE any thought to it, chances are he with guilt in thy heart and thy 6 p.m. would from $1.50 a mile to $2 a mile. This •Program honoring three Con- would have come up with a set of friend's hind leg in a basket. I THATS A PROMISE Friday, Oct 23: LUNCH-Pork Watervliet X. AU these rules thou shalt obey is the first increase in the trip fee gressional Medal of Honor reci- rules that would have sounded like Rocky Bertuca 468-566 7 , pflnrpTFN CHEVROLET Rib-B-Q on Bun. HIGH SCHOOL- minutes and Uve past three score and ten. If since 1984. The new charge will not pients: Oscar G. Johnson of Varsity Football at Buchanan 7:30 these in our modern times: Kingsford, Dirk J. Vlug of Grand Indian to score two touchdowns on left in the game but were then forc- I. Thou shalt not employ another thou failest, thou shalt sleep in thy affect the school education-related 01j p.m. the evening as he caught a Parker ed to punt. Bangor then took over coffin or in thy prison ceU while the programs such as trips to Sarett Rapids, and Robert E. Simanek of PANTHERS LOSE TO BANGOR...WatervUet's Jason Christopher drives to kiU thy game for thee, nor count Farmington Hills. Each will be •FAMILY ™ pass for a 53-yard score and ran 44 with about 65 yards between the hard for another gain against Bangor last Friday night. Christopher scored game killed by others. mourners go about thy street. Nature Center and for band pro- yards for the final Hartford Vikings and the goal line. They While such a set of rules appears grams. presented with Michigan's B120 M-H0 HIGH WAY SOUTH HAVEIUU 490!*) WATERVLIET PUBLIC two touchdowns but the Panthers came up short, 20-19. H. Thou shalt speak to the farm Distinguished Service Medal by touchdown. Hartley Collins caught passed their way down the field, owner of land in a gentle voice and to have a touch of humor, gun safety The Board turned the question of Call S.II. G37-11G7 D.1L 925-8758 SCHOOLS CALENDAR Parker's other touchdown pass for mixing a few running plays in- itself is definitely a serious subject Grace Christian School using the Major General E. Gordon Stump, Thursday, Oct. 15: LUNCH-Ham kindly entreat him to let thee hunt a 23-yard score. between, and found themselves Dowagiac, so the Comet defense come out and see. This Thursday on his premises, lest he boot thy and one which all of us should con- Alwood Gymnasium for its basket- Director of the Department of !]3ooni. ! tSufijitu*. & Cheese Sandwich. JR.-SR. HIGH- Military Affairs and Michigan's Ad- On defense, Collins also had good with a third-and-goal just outside spent a long night on the field. they host hotshot Michigan north end from his domain. stantly keep in mind, no matter how ball and volleyball games this -MEAP Testing, Math; JV Football, hands as he intercepted two the 5-yard line. Bangor was out of Lutheran so come on out. jutant General. 30322 &U-140 Eau Claire, (H), 6:00 p.m.; Girls The Comets have their work cut III. Point not thy gun toward any old we may be. season over to the Athletic Director Bridgman passes while Parker and timeouts, and with only 6 seconds Today's beginning young hunters •Reading of 2,649 names of Varsity & JV Basketball, Michigan out for them again this week as they Uving thing that thou dost not wish and administration. The Board Covtxt, 49043 Kurt Kuehnle also each grabbed left in the game most everyone COLOMA GIRLS GRAB A WIN are required, by law, to first take a directed first consideration be Michigan men and women listed on Lutheran, (H), 5:00 p.m. travel to CassopoUs to face a talent- to kill. Lo, there are fools and idiots Dog Food (616) 764-6596 {Vic's Pizza one. Bill Fuller led the defense in figured that they would pass. They Coloma started last week on a hunter-safety course before being given to the Coloma school and the Vietnam Memorial in Friday, Oct. 16: LUNCH-Pizza. laden Ranger team. wandering to and fro on the earth Dog Supplies General Managers tackles with 7 while Steve Acker- figured right but the pass was high note as its girls took a 35-31 win issued their first hunting Ucense. It community use of the facility and Washington, D.C., beginning at JR.-SR. HIGH-Fan Bus Leaves for but he who fails to observe this rule Hunting Clothes Bill and Donna I Mon. — Tues. — Wed. man had 6. thrown iust about perfect and there PANTHER GIRLS over Lake Michigan CathoUc last is verily the King Imbecile. wouldn't do any harm for old-timers that all operation costs be met. 11:30 a.m. in observance of the 10th Boot's Collars & Leads Bennett Eau Claire, 6:40 p.m.; Varsity Foot- Tuesday, October 6. anniversary of the memorial. ball, Eau Claire, (A), 7:30 p.m. All Hartford players saw plenty of was really nothing that the defender FALL IN OVERTIME IV. Shoot not thy gun toward any to also take in a "refresher course" Tallman reported the next hear- action as the second teams polished could do. The Lady Comets trailed 16-14 at by least helping out somewhat ing on the status of the desegrega- •Static displays including vintage Monday, Oct 19: LUNCH-Hot WatervUet gave Bridgman aU livestock within one-fourth mile of up their act for at least half of the WatervUet had strong rushing they wanted last Thursday before halftime and 27-22 after three when the kids take their classes. tion program is scheduled for military vehicles and helicopters, Dogs. Jr.-SR. HIGH-Girls Jr. High thee. If thou shalt disobey this, the McFadden's Body Shop | "rog 2 MEDIUM third and aU of the fourth quarters, performances from Tom Britenfeld coming up short in overtime by a quarters, but the Lakers could only Education of all kinds is a never- December 11 in Grand Rapids. Civil War re-enactors, Armed Basketball, Hartford, (H), 5:00 farmer will jab thy pants with his Hartford coach Jim Webb was and Jason Christopher as they ran muster four free throws in the final pitchfork tiU thou roarest for help. ending thing. Tallman also noted the federal Forces recruiter displays, the EDS Now Offering p.m. NORTH-Jim Collins & Drug 34-29 score. 2item pleased with his team's perfor- for 159 yards and 109 yards, respec- The Lady Panthers had trailed stanza while Coloma scored 13 And thereafter must eat thy meals court has questioned the number of "In Touch" program, the National i *9 PIZZAS Sniffing Dog Visits Mrs. Althouse's points to take the win. Guard Mobile Museum, and historic TAINTLESS DENT REPAIR" W- Hgrtford Room, 1:30 p.m. mance on both sides of the baU. On tively. Defensively, Mark Epple but pretty much kept the game standing^ expulsions from the Coloma j_ 1? Mqm_SK j offense. Coach Webb felt that the had 14 tackles and Tom Britenfeld Andrea Amson led Coloma with American military uniforms worn L Tuesday, October 20: NO LUNCH close throughout. They were down V. Unload thy gun before thou schools. He said the court had noted (A new technique for removing door line came off the baU real weU and had 9. But the Bangor passing game by one with"about 30 seconds left in 13 points, 12 rebounds, and 6 block- by soldiers in various military units -Half Day. SOUTH-% Day, A.M. enterest an automobile. Then may Benton Harbor had no expulsions that Bobby Ledesma ran harder took its toU as the Vikings compded regulation when they were fouled ed shots; while Missy Zerbe was headquartered in the Great Lakes dings and dents without costly refinish- Kindergarten Reports, Dismissal thy days be long and thy funeral and Eau Claire two compared to and made one of two to tie the con- right behind her with 10 points. Amy STUMPED region. 11:30 a.m. NORTH--M. Day, than he has aU season. On defense, 203 yards through the air, com- postponed. Coloma's 31 during the past school ing repairs.) Coach Webb liked the team's pur- pleting 17 out of 27 attempts. Coach test and send it to overtime. Freitag came on strong scoring aU VI. Take not thy gun by the muz- For a gift? .Give a sub to year. The Coloma Board expelled •World War I Doughboy presenta- HUFFMAN'S /HUFFMAN'S Dismissal 11:20 a.m. JR.-SR. Stop Out And See Timm or HIGH-M: Day, Dismissal 11:16 suit along with the fact that it forced Ron Farac was pleased with his of- WatervUet did not score in the of her 8 points, including two zle to draw toward thee. Verily, The Tri-City Record one student until the end of the first tion, featuring an authentic uniform T.V. & APPLIANCE/ HOME FURNISHINGS overtime and Bridgman wily scored 3-pointers in the fourth quarter, worn by an infantryman. a.m.; Girls Varsity & JV Basket- and took advantage of four turn- fense's performance but that pass some fooUsh human may love thee marking period and expelled a se- Call for Appointment. 25 BEECHW00D ST./ 1 EAST MAIN ST. one legitimate basket before the The Lady Comets then took on a Call 463-fi-E-W-S •Patriotic music by the St. ball, Galien, (A), 5:30 p.m. overs. defense and defense in general are and why shouldst thou die? , cond student for misconduct during HARTFORD / HARTFORD Lady Panthers fouled with one se- talented Lakeshore squad last Gerard Catholic School choir in 637-8558 Wednesday, October 21: LUNCH The Indians now must turn their a concern. Coach Farac points out VII. Look not in the muzzle of thy its meeting Monday night. cond on the clock. Thursday, Oct. 8, and came up on Lansing. McFadden's Friendly 621 3720 or/ 621 4473 --Tacos. JR.-SR. HIGH--Cross attention to Bangor who is next on that the Panthers are fairly young gun whether it be loaded or empty. FOR COPIES & FAX USE The Board voted to transfer the Motors. Inc. the list of conference contenders, and their goal is to just try to im- It was a tightly-played defensive the short end of a 78-27 score. An empty gun shooteth out an in- balance of $15,473.25, which is in- 468-3720 / Country, Dowagiac, (H), 4:30p.m.; THE TRI-CITY RECORD M'140 So. Haven ^ Girls Jf. High Basketball, Eau Coach Webb emphasizes that Hart- prove every week. »ame with the Lady Panthers The Lady Comets dug themselves quiring eye and the undertaker terest money from the retired 1964 057-8558 • 925-4560 ford's line has to do a good job com- Coach Farac also gives Bangor oosening up a bit in the second half a deep hole early as they trailed by groweth rich thereby. CALL 463-N-E-W-S debt to the 1991 debt retirement 'RENT TO OWN' or 'CASH & CARRY' Claire, (A), 5:00 p.m.; Jr. High V/S4 *" " a 20-5 score after one quarter and Hours U-5 pm • hi. B-B om Wed. 8-1 Dtn Sa! Football, Coloma, (A), 5:00 p.m. ing off the baU on offense and and its quarterback a lot of credit to come back and tie it. Vm. Thou shalt not carry thy gun FAX 463-U-F-A-X fund. The transfer closed out the defense to be successful against for mixing the plays weU and doing Thursday, October 22: LUNCH- Coach Jim Winter thought his See PRESSBOX on page 11 cocked. Thou art a mighty hunter 1964 debt and decreased the 1991 Police Bangor. what they had to do to win. team played good defense against but the hides of thy friends wiU not debt fund by the $15,473.25. Hamburgers. JR.-SR. HIGH-JV Football, Hartford, (A), 6:00 p.m.; The Vikings are just one game But no looking back now as the the Bees, possibly holding them to The Board approved the purchase behind Hartford after a dramatic Panthers turn their sights to an their lowest point total of the of a mid-mount mower for the Girls Varsity & JV Basketball, Reports Hartford, (H), 7:30 p.m.; Chili Din- last-second victory over WatervUet underrated Eau Claire team. Coach season. school system, a Massey-Ferguson ner, Cafeteria, Proceeds to Pan- last Friday. Farac says that they have an ex- Rebecca Hutchins had 9 points, tractor at $1,850, from Gelder and You can bet a big crowd wiU be on cellent backfield with a big Sarah Larson had 7, and Jami Sons of MUlburg. The Board also COLOMA TOWNSHIP coMMUNiry ther Fitness Room, 5:30-7:00 p.m. hand at Hartford this Friday. fuUback, a fast taUback, and a Olmsted added 5. Larson also puUed BROADWATER approved the appointment of Mr. On October 6, police arrested quarterback with a lot of ex- down 16 rebounds. and Mrs. James Noack and Mr. and Kenneth Perrault on charges on HARTFORD PUBLIC PANTHER HOPES DASHED perience. WatervUet travels there As a tuneup for that game last Mrs. Roy Munger to the Berrien OUIL and DWLS second offense. SCHOOLS CALENDAR ON FINAL PLAY this Friday. Tuesday, Oct. 6, the Lady Panthers County Intermediate School On Oct. 12, police arrested Terry WatervUet played a soUd football District Parent Advisory Commit- Thursday, Oct. 15: LUNCH-(Red took on Eau Claire and gave them a Sillaway on charges of OUIL third game Friday night, which included COMETS FALL TO CHIEFS tee. The committee works with Arrow) Salad Bar, (Woodside) Hot 48-17 pounding. They got off to a fast AUTO offense, DWLS second offense, CALENDAR Diggety Dogs, (Secondary) Pasta holding Bangor scoreless in the se- The Coloma Comets were start, outscoring the Beavers 21-8 in planning and monitoring for han- possession of marijuana, and an Sponsored as a community service by Orchard Hill Sanitary Landfill Bar or Baked Rotini. CENTRAL cond half for aU but 7 seconds. But swamped last Friday by a clearly the first quarter and coasting from dicapped students. outstanding warrant. that 7 seconds proved crucial as the superior Dowagiac team that took a there. A lot of people got to play as a Sales • Rentals • JLS Detailing The Board approved renewing 16 Send your Community Calendar listing to The Tri-City Record, Box 7, Watervliet, MI 49098 OFFICE—Board of Education Meeting at 7:30 p.m. Vikings threw a touchdown pass as 71-0 victory home with them. result, giving them aU valuable supplemental contracts for the or Fax it to 463-8329. Listings must be renewed weekly. Copy deadline is Noon, Mondays. WATERVLIET CITY Friday, Oct. 16: LUNCH-(Ele- time expired to give Bangor a 20-19 Dowagiac opened up a 50-0 game experience, Red Anow Highway • Between Coloma & Watervliet 1992-93 school year. Fourteen of the On October 6, pohce arrested Lori come-from-behind win. halftime lead and coasted from Sarah Larson and Andrea Hut- supplemental contracts were for mentary) Baked Rotini, (Secon- HOURS: Mon.Tri. 9 a.m.- 6 p.m.; Sal. 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. R. Marsh on a charge of DWLS. Monday-Saturday, October 19-24 (Monday-Tuesday- dary) Fishwich on a Bun or Deli The game was a seesaw affair as there. It was tough for the Chiefs to chins each had 11 points, Rachel coaching positions and two were for On Oct. 10, police arrested Wednesday 6-9 p.m., no class Thursday, Friday 6-7:30 Stacker. HIGH SCHOOL—Varsity the Panthers scored the only sub too much as they only dress Hutchins had 8 points, and Angie 468-3800 Bob Bioadwater & Doug Van Bruggen cheerleaders advisors. Now throufh Siturdiy, October 31, COLOMA CEMETERY p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.-noon), HUNTER SAFETY Saturday, October 24, 5-7 p.m., TURKEY DINNER & Bradley R. Fast on a warrant Football w/Bangor, (H), 7:30 p.m. touchdown of the first quarter to about 22 players. Molter added 5. Larson also had 10 Board President Norma Somers charging violation of a restricted FALL CLEANUP. All irtiflcial flowers ind containers must CLASSES, Coloma Rod & Gun Club. Call Bill Dykes at BAKE SALE, Coloma United Methodist Church, 144 S. be removed. Water will be turned off at this time. Church Street. Tickets available at door ($5.50 for RED ARROW-Muffin Breakfast, take a 6-0 lead. The score came on a Comet coach Bruce Dings stated rebounds while Andrea and Rachel $ appointed Garland, Jean Chandler, operator's license. 927-2358 or the Coloma Rod I. Gun Club at 468-5651 '92 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE 4Dr tilt, cruise, air, auto, elect, defog, air bags... 15F995 for details or see the 8/12/92 issue of The Tri-City adults, $3 for children under 12), takeouts available. 7:30 a.m.-8:30 a.m. 60-yard breakaway run by Tom that Dowagiac is very big physical- had 8 and 6 steals, respectively. and Lois Jordan to meet with On Oct. 11, police arrested Jacin- J Now, "FOOD FOR THOUGHT' PROJECT, "Good Record. Britenfeld. Bangor came back to tie ly and executes very well. "What The Lady Panthers are now 9-3 '92 FORD MUSTANG LX LOADED! LOADED! LOADED! 9,995 representatives of the Coloma to L. Gutierrez on a charge of viola- Neiftibor" profram inwhini Watendiet & Coloma Har-. Sunday, October 25, 12-3 p.m., FREE CHILD FINGER- it up in the second quarter with a more can you say?" overaU and 4-1 in the conference, J Teachers Association concerning tion of a restricted operator's ding's, Watervliet District Library, and Watervliet Public Tuesday, October 20, 12:00 noon, BERRIEN COUNTY PRINTING, Cook Energy Information Center, Red Arrow '91 PONTIAC TRANS AM OTA 7,800 miles 15,995 touchdown of its own. Jason Coloma only managed one first The crowds are getting bigger J the appointment of a junior class license. Schools' libraries. Local residents are asked to turn in REPUBLICAN WOMEN LUNCHEON MEETING, with three Highway, Bridgman, Michigan. Call Dolly Krieger at (616) COMMUNITY Watervliet or Coloma Hardinc's cash register receipts to Christopher then put WatervUet down as opposed to 20 for every game and they are fun to '91 PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE 4Dr auto, air, 9,000 miles 8,995 advisor. The meeting will be held at speakers, Benton Harbor Holiday Inn. Call Rosadelle 465-6101 or 1-800-548-2555 for more information. 5 any of the Watervliet Schools' libraries or Watervliet HOSPITAL AUXILIARY the administration building at 4 Schultz at 429-5080 or Joyce Collier at 429-5641 for in- '91 FORD TEMPO LOADED! LOADED! LOADED! 9,000 miles 8,995 CRIME OF THE WEEK District Library. Stores will donate one percent of these p.m. on October 22. formation and reservations. Sunday, October 25,2-3 p.m., LIFE CHAIN, pro-life event WANTS YOU TO GO l The crime of the week is taken receipts to be used to purchase new library materials. for Christians & clergy, downtown Watervliet. Call r '90 CHEVY LUMINA 3.1 V6, full power, automatic, air & more 8,995 from the files of the St. Joseph ATTENTION HARTFORD HOLIDAY CARD SALES Tuesday, October 20, 7:30 p.m., NORTH BERRIEN 463-4761 or 463-3692 for details. TO THE RACES Police Department. Friday, October 16,6:00 p.m. (bus loads for Merrillville, HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING, with "Indian Travel with Community Hospital '90 BUICK LeSABRE full power, FijLLY LOADED! 40,498 OFFERED BY At approximately 2:00 p.m. on Indiana), STEVE LAWRENCE & EYDIE G0RME SHOW AT Collection" program by Betty Jones, Coloma Methodist Friday, October 30, 3-5 p.m., WBA HALLOWEEN Auxiliary to the Hawthorne Race '90 OLDS CALAIS SUPREME 2Dr automatic, air, 36,000 miles 7,995 NATIONAL KIDNEY October 8,1992, two men came into STAR PLAZA THEATRE, trip sponsored by Community Church. SIDEWALK PARADE, trick or treaters in downtown Track in Cicero, Illinois, on Sunday, , the Jewelfire jewelry store at 420 Hospital Auxiliary. Call Priscilla Kelley, (616) 463-3111, Watervliet. (There is NO trick or treating in Watervliet November 1, 1992. Lunch will be Dittaqe !7luio ToJorAs '90 DODGE DAYT0NA automatic, air conditioning 7,495 exl 451, for further details. FOUNDATION OF State Street m the City of St. Thursdays, October 22 It 29 and November 5 & 12, Twp.) served in the Terrace Room; races 5 '89 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE LE 4Dr 44,000 miles, EXTRA CLEAN! '8,495 Joseph. While one man distracted 9:45-11:00 a.m., 4-WEEK "PARENTING YOUNG begin at 2:00 p.m. (Michigan time) 5 MICHIGAN Saturday & Sunday, October 17 & 18,10 a.m.-5 p.m., CHILDREN" CLASS, Watervliet United Methodist Church. Saturday. October 31, 5:00-7:00 p.m., CITY OF COLOMA IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE '89 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME LS 2Dr LOADED! LOADED! 35,000 miles 9,495 Share the spirit of the holidays by the salesman, the other person was FALL ANTIQUE SHOW (free). Cook Energy Information Call 463-6361 to register for this free class presented by TRICK OR TREATING. Attire for the day is casual dresf i , sending greeting cards from The able to get into a display cabinet Center, Red Arrow Highway, lust off 1-94, Bridgman, Rev. Len Schoenherr. but no shorts, T-shirts, or joggint '89 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME well-equipped, 44,000 miles 8,695 National Kidney Foundation of and took two diamond engagement Michigan. Sunday, November 1, 9:30 a.m. (bus leaves Community suits. J Michigan. Your purchase wi^l help rings. Value of the items taken is Friday, October 23, 5:30-7:00 p.m., WATERVLIET Hospital, Watervliet), HAWTHORNE RACETRACK (Cicero, Cost for this trip will be $44.50 per '89 OLDS T0R0NAD0 loaded, 60,000 miles. 8,495 support the foundation's patient over $10,000. The subjects are Sunday, October 18, 12 noon-2:30 p.m., FALL SWISS ATHLETIC BOOSTERS CHILI SUPPER, prior to Water- Illinois), sponsored by Community Hospital Auxiliary. See person which includes motorcoach i '88 LINCOLN TOWN CAR Signature Series, loaded; 1 owner, 57,000 miles.... 40,995 STEAK DINNER, sponsored by Florida-Coffinbury article in 10/14/92 Tri-City Record or call Gloria Peters services, research, and education described as white males. The first vliet/Hartford football game, Watervliet High School transportation, lunch, taxes, and Masonic Lodge of Hartford, at Hartford Masonic Temple, Cafeteria. at 621-4673 or Priscilla Kelley at 463-3111, ext. 451, for '88 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE LE 4Dr WELL-EQUIPPED! ^,995 programs. subject is 5'08" and of medium W. Shepard Street Open to public and tickets will be more information. tips. The bus will leave Community OF OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT The foundation has a selection of build, brown hair, mustache, early available at the door for $3.50 (children under 12) and Friday, October 23, 6:00 p.m., 75TH ANNUAL MEETING Hospital in WatervUet promptly at '88 FORD TEMPO 2Dr automatic, air, 48,000 miles ^4,995 * SPECIALIZING IN four different card designs and two 30s, wearing a light-colored suit. $5 for adults. OF VAN BUREN COUNTY FARM BUREAU, F.O.P. Lodge, day, November 2, 3:00 p.m.. "PEOPLE WITH AR- 9:30 a.m.; a stop will be made in '87 PONTIAC FIREBIRD V6,5 speed, LOADED! ^,995 types of seals to choose from. The The second subject is 5'08" to 5'09" 411 Paw Paw Street, Lawrence, Michigan. See the arti- T 'TIS CAN EXERCISE." 6-week exercise program spon- Stevensville upon request. Sunday, October 18, 12:30-€;00 p.m., SYMPHONY cle in the 10/7/92 issue of The Tri-City Record or call s d by Michigan Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation •OP cards range in price from $16 to $19. with sandy hair, wearing glasses, The auxiliary is now taking reser- S '87 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE LOADED, one owner, low miles *8,995 LEAGUE HOME TOUR, proceeds to benefit Southwestern 9 uOC^S > -tOHE ere They are packaged in boxes of 25 thin build, casually dressed, and ap- Mary V. Dick at 657-5561 for more information and aiid Community Hospital, Watervliet. Call Sue Tole at vations for this trip. Checks to be BP f^ ew Michigan Symphony. Call Sharon McFall at 428-4406 for reservations. 463-5900 for more information or to register. * '86 PONTIAC GRAND AM 4Dr automatic, air, low miles *3,995 cards. The cards are imprinted with peared sickly looking. more information or see the article in the 9/16/92 Tri- made payable to Community Hospi- Hie National Kidney Foundation of CrimeStoppers wants the persons City Record. Saturday, October 24, 2-8 p.m., TRI-CITIES TRADE tal Auxiliary and mailed to: Com- t GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN • '85 BUICK SKYHAWK 4Dr automatic, air, low miles *3,995 Michigan's logo. The seals, which responsible for this theft and will SHOW, Hartford Middle School, Hartford, Michigan. TO HAVE YOUR EVENT PUBLISHED IN THE munity Hospital, Priscilla Kelley, '84 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO V6, automatic, air, 46,000 miles *3,995 include a message about organ and pay up to $1,000 for information Watch for information in future Tri-City Record COMMUNITY CALENDAR, CALL THE TRI-CITY Medical Park Drive, Watervliet, MI AND TO ASSURE YOU, OUR VALUED CUSTOMERS, RELIABLE QUALITY SERVICE, tissue donation or the foundation, leading to their arrest. CrimeStop- newspapers. RECORD AT 463-NEWS 19098. Full payment reserves your '84 BUICK LeSABRE 4Dr automatic, air, low miles *3,995 are $2 for strips of 25. pers also pays cash rewards on seat. WE OFFER YOU 61 YEARS OF COMBINED EXPERIENCE & WE ARE PLEASED TO BE ADDING '83 CHEVY CELEBRITY V6, automatic, low miles *3,495 Personalized custom imprinting other felony crimes and the capture Those wishing additional infor- J is available on both the cards and of fugitives. The South Bend Area Taking Care of Your Disposal Needs mation may call Gloria Peters, Trip '54 MERCURY 4Dr 67,000 miles 2,995 or best offer! envelopes. Walk-in orders to the CrimeStoppers Program serves the Chairman, at 621-4673, or Priscilla AL FRIES '90 CHEVY Vi TON 8' box, 4.3, automatic, 26,000 miles *9,995 state office, 2350 South Huron entire Micniana region. Call Crime- Orchard Hill Sanitary Landfill Kelley, 463-3111, ext. 451. TO OUR SERVICE STAFF. WE'D LIKE TO WELCOME ALL OF Al's Parkway, Aim Arbor, Michigan, Stoppers toll free at 1-800- 3378 Hennessey Rd. Watervliet 463-5588 CUSTOMERS TO STOP IN AND SAY HELLO! '90 NISSAN 25,000 miles ; ^5,995 and credit card phone orders are 342-STOP. If an arrest is made you '87 FORD Vi TON 4X4 LOADED, XLT LARIAT *9,995 welcome. Call 1-800-482-1455 to will receive a reward. Remember, OPEN: Mon.-Fri. 7a.m.-4:30p.m. Saturdays 7a.m.-Noon SALES & SERVICE HOURS: 8:30 A.M.-6:00 P.M. Monday-Friday; 10:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M. Saturday J receive a brochure. it pays to call CrimeStoppers. '87 FORD RANGER X-CAB 5,995 621-6221 302 W. Main St., Hartford 463-3267 '76 PUMA MOTOR HOME NEW MOTOR *4,995 or best offer! Page 10 The Tri City Record October 14, 1992 October 14* 1992 The Tri City Record Page 11 Want Ads & Public Notices Quarterbacks pick Panthers and Indians to win; Comets to lose FOR SALE MORTGAGE SALE NOTICE OF MORTGAGE NOTICE OF MORTGAGE 1984 BUICK CENTURY-4-door LTD. Runs MORTGAGE SALE - Default having been FORECLOSURE SALE FORECLOSURE SALE & looks good. Asking $1500. Call 463-5092. made in the terms and conditions of a certain Default having been made in the conditions Default having been made in the conditions mortgage made by Donald C. Mangold and of a certain mortgage made February 27, of a certain mortgage made June 28,1973, by WEEK'S GAMES... Dolores M. Mangold, husband and wife. Mor- TOR SALE 1990, by Darwin Myland and Diana L. Thomas R. James (now deceased) and Bangor at Hartford tgagor, to First Federal Savings and Loan Myland, husband and wife, as mortgagor(s), Lowenda L. James n/k/a Altom, husband 1990 RENKEN 2,000 CLASSIC-open bow. Watervliet at Eau Claire 5.7 liter, OMC Cobra, very clean, many ex- Association of Niles, now known as Standard to the United States of America, as mor- and wife as mortgagor(s), to the United mmm Federal Bank, a federal savings bank, of tgagee, and recorded on February 27,1990, in States of America, as mortgagee, and AUTUMN LEAVES Coloma at CassopoUs tras. Must be seen to appreciate. Denny's Troy, Oakland County, Michigan, Mortga- the Office of the Register of Deeds for Ber- recorded on June 28,1973, in the Office of the Michigan at Indiana Marine, south side Gravel Lake, Lawton, Michigan State at Minnesota * Michigan. Call (616 ) 423-7041. gee, dated April 24,1970, and recorded in the rien County, Michigan, in Liber 1411 of mor- Register of Deeds for Berrien County, W. Michigan at E. Michigan (40-4) office of the Register of Deeds for the County tgages on pages 116-119; Michigan, in Liber 955 of mortgages on pages of Berrien and State of Michigan, on April 30, And, Default having been made in the condi- 895-698; Kent State at Central Mich. 1970, in Liber 873, on Page 376, of Berrien tions of a certain mortgage made March 10, On which mortgage there is claimed to be MUST FALL: Detroit at Minnestoa IffiLP WANTED TYPING-WE'LL PAY YOU to type names County Records, on which mortgage there is 1988, by Darwin L. Myland and Diana L. due and unpaid at the date of this Notice Tampa Bay at Chicago and addresses from home. $500.00 per 1000. claimed to be due, at the date of this notice, Myland, as mortgagors), to the United T\yenty-one Thousand Four Hundred Ninety- Let SNAPPER put a stop to (N.D. has the week off) Call 1-900-896-1666 ($1.49 min/18 yrs.+) or for principal and interest, the sum of Ten : States of America, as mortgagee, and seven and 34/100 Dollars ($21,497.34) prin- Write: PASSE - N862,161 S. Lincolnway, N. Thousand Sixty-One and 20/100 Dollars recorded on March 10,1988, in the office of cipal and One Thousand Three Hundred all that back breaking Tie-Breaker: Aurora, IL 60542. ($10,061.20); the Register of Deeds for Berrien County, Sixty-six and 91/100 Dollars ($1,366.91) in- Total Pts. of Bears-Bucs (394) And no suit or proceedings at law or in Michigan, in Liber 1335 of mortgages on terest; raking with a 2100HHB equity having been instituted to recover the pages 666-669; no suit or proceeding at law or in equity hav- 4#^ FOR SALE debt secured by said mortgage or any part On which mortgages there are claimed to be ing been instituted to recover the debt or any ELOWER for $169.95 & REVOLVERS--38 Special Target thereof. Now, Therefore, by virtue of the due and unpaid at the date of this Notice part of the debt secured by said mortgage, REVOLVER, $165; 22 LR REVOLVER $150. power of sale contained in said mortgage, Forty-seven Thousand Four Hundred Thirty- and the power of sale contained in said mor- I Doug VanBruggen Chris Gargano Permit required. Call 468-7286. and pursuant to the statute of the State of four and 06/100 Dollars ($47,434.06) principal tgage having become operative by reason of Barry Nilson Nancy Huffman Jim Edwards Ed Belfy Nancy Kutchinski Joe Jason Belfy Drugstore Broadwater Auto Sales Coast to Coast WCSY Radio Gargano Custom Carpets (40-2) Michigan in such case made and orovided. and Eleven Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty- such default; Nilson's Sales I Sfnrice HuHman's TV & Appliances Nancy's Furniture now get the VAC KIT for only $15.00 a $39.95 value, 39-20 37-20 3S-23 36-23 33-26 notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, NOW THEREFORE, Notice is Hereby Given 39-20 39-20 39-20 seven and 02/100 Dollars ($11,757.02) in- Hartford. Watervliet, Cassopolis, Hartford. Watervliet, Cassopolis. Hartford, Watervliet, Cassopolis. Watervliet. Cassopolis, Hartford, Watervliet. Cassopolis. HEW WANTED Hartford, Watamliet, CassopoUs, Hartford, Watervliet, Cassopolis, Hartford, Watervliet, Cassopolis, Hartford, November 17,1992, at ten o'clock in the fore- terest; that on November 17,1992 at 10:00 o'clock in Michigan, Michigan State, Western Michigan, Michigan State, Western Michigan, Minnesota, Western Michigan, Michigan State, Eastern Michigan. Minnesota, Western Michigan, Michigan State, Western Michigan, Minnesota, Western Michigan, Minnesota, Western •POSTAL JOBS* noon, local time, said mortgage will be no suit or proceeding at law or in equity hav- the forenoon at the Front Steps of Courthouse Michigan, Central Michigan, Min- Michigan, Central Michigan, Min- Michigan, Central Michigan, Min- Michigan, Central Michigan, Detroit, Michigan, Central Michigan Detroit, Michigan, Central Michigan, Min- Michigan, Central Michigan, Detroit, Michigan, Central Michigan, Min- •$23,700 Per Year foreclosed by a sale at public auction to the in St. Joseph, Michigan, that being the place nesota, Chicago nesota, Chicago nesota, Chicago Chicago Tampa Bay ing been instituted to recover the debt, or any nesota, Chicago Chicago nesota, Chicago • Total Points: 44 Total Points: 38 Total Points: 49 Total Points: 27 Total Points: 37 •Full Benefits highest bidder, immediately inside the front part of the debt secured by said mortgage, for holding the Circuit Court for the County of Total Points: 39 Total Points: 34 Total Points: 36 •Men/Women 18-65 door entrance to the Berrien County Court- and the power of sale contained in said mor- Berrien, there will be offered for sale and Things didn't clear themselves up as Barry. She moves up one spot still holds down eighth place, she is Make sure you check our race •No Layoffs house in the City of St. Joseph, Berrien Coun- tgage having become operative by reason of sold to the highest bidder, at public sale, for NILSON'S to be satisfied with this position, Joe Jason is right in Nancy's tail, For an application and exam information, ty, Michigan, of the premises described in such default; the purpose of satisfying the amounts due at aU this week as we have a bigger from third to second place by virtue though. though, as he has the same overall keeping herself in a position to next week as there are sure to be call 219-736-9807, Ext. P4466. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be NOW, THEREFORE, Notice is Hereby and unpaid upon said mortgage, together logjam than ever at the top of the of the tie-breaker and seems deter- Doug VanBruggen went a respec- record as she does and got edged move up in the weeks to come. some changes with things this tight. Seven days. necessary to pay the amount due, as Given that on November 5, 1992 at 10:00 with the legal costs and charges of sale pro- SALES & SERVICE heap. We have four people who have mined to stay in the hunt. table 6-4 this week but stays in fifth out by virtue of the fact that they (394) aforesaid, on said mortgage, with the in- o'clock in the forenoon at the Front Steps of vided by law and in said mortgage, the lands W. RED ARROW A AO OOOO terest thereon at Eight and One-Half percent Courthouse in St. Joseph, Michigan, that be- and premises in said mortgage mentioned the same overaU records with the Jim Edwards slumped to 5-5 this place. Doug is only two games had identical overall records and ARE YOU 55 OR OVER? (8.500%) per annum and all legal costs, ing the place for holding the Circuit Court for and described, as follows, to wit: WATERVUET H'WO'OX^O tie-breaker being the only thing that week, and even though he has the behind the leaders, though, and has picked the same total for the tie- There are full-time and part-time jobs charges and expenses, including the attorney the County of Berrien, there will be offered Lot 24, Block 16, Loveland Homeacres, Ci- SNAP CREDIT, DISCOVER, VISA & MASTER CARDS ACCEPTED separates them. This is shaping up same record as Barry the tie- displayed more consistency this breaker. Joe is only three games needing your experience and reliability. A fees allowed by law, and also any sum or for sale and sold to the highest bidder, at ty of Watervliet, Berrien County, to be a great race. breaker relegates him to third year so he could still surprise out of the lead also, so we could see no-fee professional job placement service is sums which may be paid by the undersigned, public sale, for the purpose of satisfying the Michigan. Barry Nilson bounced back this place. He remains in the thick of some upward movement from him. Comets host league golf tournament available to those who qualify. If you live in necessary to protect its interest in the amounts due and unpaid upon said mor- The redemption period will be six months everyone. Berrien, Cass or Van Buren counties, phone premises, which said premises are described tgage, together with the legal costs and from the foreclosure sale. Property may be week to move from fourth place things just the same. Nancy Kutchinski also went 6-4 Chris Gargano has stabilized 983-0177 or 1-600-442-2803. as follows: back into the lead. Barry's 7-3 Ed Belfy went 7-3 to give him the and holds her own, remaining in herself and lost no ground this week charges of sale provided by law and in said redeemed by paying the amount of the bid at On Tuesday, October 6, Coloma Cory Baldwin, Mike Warman, and E.O.E. All that certain piece or parcel of land situate mortgage, the Lands and premises in said the foreclosure sale plus interest and any un- record tied for the best of the week same record as the three com- sixth place. She is just one game as she went 6-4. Even though Chris High School hosted the Lakeland Brian Somers. (41-4) in the City of Niles, in the County of Berrien, mortgage mentioned and described as paid encumbrances on the property from We Can't and he secured first place by hitting petitors that we have just mention- behind Doug and three games and State of Michigan, and described as follows, to wit: date of sale. For additional information, con- Conference Golf Tournament at REGIONAL TOURNAMENT the tie-breaker head on. ed. But the tie-breaker worked behind the leaders. One big week FOR RENT follows: Part of the Northwest Quarter of Section tact UNITED STATES OF AMERICA acting Lake Michigan Hills golf course. SUCCESSFUL FOR COMETS IN WATERVLIET-Small, 2-bedroom Nancy Huffman also went 7-3, against him as he drops to fourth and she could be amongst the Lot One (1), SUPERVISOR'S PLAT NO. 16, Township 8 South, Range 20 West, through Farmers Home Administration, 3830 This was the final league event for The regional golf tournament home with garage, $350/month + security 2, City of Niles, Berrien County, issik Stop the giving her the same overall record place for this week. Don't expect Ed Described as Follows: Commencing at South M-139, St. Joseph, MI 49085, mor- leaders. held last Friday at Lake Doster golf deposit + references. No pets. Available Michigan, except the East 95 feet thereof; the Southwest Comer of the Northwest tgagee. PRESSBOX , the season and the only 18-hole November 1. Call 4634115. also the North Half of Lot Nineteen (19), Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of said Dated October 7,1992 Rain . . Continued from page 9 league jamboree. club in Plainwell was very suc- FOR RENT Deutsch Addition, City of Niles, Berrien Section 16, thence North 10 Rods, Thence (10/7,10/14,10/21,10/28,1992) The Comets were in sixth place cessful for the Coloma High School DUPLEX—2 bedrooms, garage, near County, Michigan, also that part of Lot East 16 Rods, Thence South 10 Rods, Soccer League News never recovered from it. going into the tournament. On the golf team. As a team the Comets Watervliet North School. Security deposit re- Ten (10), said Deutsch Addition,/lescrib- Thence West 16 Rods to the Place of strength of a third-place finish for posted a score of 379 which placed ed as follows, to-wit; - Commencing at the Beginning, being in the Township of Three Coloma coach John Brigham quired. Call 684-6429. stated that Lakeshore is very good the day, they pulled into a tie with them seventh in a field of 19 teams. • (41-TFN) Northwest corner of said Lot Ten (10); Oaks, Berrien County, Michigan. thence East 20.24 feet; thence South 25.12 The redemption period will be six months F. Ronald Postelli By Lori Harris Cramer DIVISION 4 GIRLS team even though the Lancers start Lake Michigan CathoUc for fifth Coloma was just 9 strokes away 'torsale**' feet; thence West 20.2 feet; thence North from the foreclosure sale. Property may be Area youths played their fourth, Postelli Steel vs Watervliet three juniors, one sophomore, and a place. Cassopolis was first on the from qualifying for the state tourna- B-FLAT SELMER CLARINET-$200; Smith- 25.11 feet to the place of beginning, that redeemed by paying the amount of the bid at Attorney At Law day and finished in first place for ment as a team. The Comets were oeing in the City of Niles, Berrien County, the foreclosure sale plus interest and any un- but not their last, game of soccer as Ace Hardware i freshman. Corona SL80 typewrite®, $75. Call 463-7895 reported in last week's Tri-City The score was 4 to 0 in favor of The Lancers shot 45 percent from the season, followed by Lakeshore, led by Jason Conkin who shot a fine after 2:00 p.m. Michigan. paid encumbrances on the property from 170 N. Main St., Coloma During the six months immediately follow- date of sale. For additional information, con- Record. It was the fourth and last Postelli Steel. Tiffany Blanchard the floor, compared to 28 percent Dowagiac, and Buchanan. Edward- score of 84 on a cold, windy, wet FOR RENT ing the sale, the property may be redeemed, tact UNITED STATES OF AMERICA acting Phone 468-3070 Fax 468-3072 game for the Division 7 Kinder- made one goal and Wendy Hart for Coloma. Turnovers also hurt the sburg and River Valley finished day. Mark Sieber added a 95, Dan except that in the event that the property through Farmers Home Administration, 3830 seventh and eighth, respectively. Oderkirk a 98, and Josh Ray a 102. APARTMENT-available November 15. 1991 DODGE SPIRIT 4 DR. garten League only. scored three. Lady Comets as they committed 47 Clean & quiet. Appliances, carport & laundry determined to be abandoned pursuant i South M-139, St. Joseph, MI 49085, mor- Jason Conkin's score tied him for SEDAN - 4 cylinder, To wrap up their season, on Sun- DIVISION 4 BOYS of them. The Comets were led in the tour- facilities. Good credit, references, deposit, MCLA 600.3241a, the property may be tgagee. i redeemed during the 30 days immediately Dated September 23,1992 automatic, PS/PB, air, tilt, day, October 11, Division 7 Roda Medical vs D&L Sales Andrea Arnson had 10 points and nament by freshman Mark Sieber fifth place for medalist honors and - and lease required. $340 + utilities. Sorry, no who shot an 88. Jason Conkin was has earned him a trip to the state pets. Call 4614297. following the sale. (9/23, 9/30,10/7,10/14,1992) cruise, AM/FM stereo, 14.000 Kindergarteners playing for Dave's The score was 2 to 0 with Roda 11 rebounds to lead Coloma while Dated at Troy, Michigan, July 31,1992. miles •9,195 Amoco and Dan's Citgo par- Medical in the lead. Joey Baker and Missy Zerbe added 7 points. Emily close behind with 89. Brian Reed finals where he will compete in the NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Epple STANDARD FEDERAL BANK, ; I individual portion of the tourna- a.Uiv. 4 1991 PONTIAC GRAND AM ticipated in Soccer Olympiad. Steve Mayr each scored one. Brigham dished out 5 assists; chippfed in with a 95 and Josh Ray a federal savings bank. FORECLOSURE SALE ' I US 2 DR. CC'JWE - 4 cyl., added a career-best 97. ment this week. Mortgagee Default having been made in the conditions They competed in dribbling, DIVISION 2 & 3 (13 & 14 YRS. OLD) Ttoe Lady Comets travel to Ed- RONALD J. PALMER of a certain mortgage made July 18,1984, by Orchrchardi s auto, PS/PB, air. tilt, cruise, shooting on goal, and kicking for (Traveling Team) wardsburg this Thursday and host Jason Conkin finished the season Attorney for Mortgagee Mark S. Hartman and Misty L. Hartman, AM/FM cassette, sunroof. distance. Team and individual Hipskind Hammers vs Decatur Dowagiac next Tuesday. with a league average of 43.375 and husband and wife, as mortgagor(s), to the 19,000 miles ID^S' 2600 West Big Beaver Road FRUIT STAND points were kept and Dan's Citgo, The Hipskind Hammers played earned first team all-conference PUBLIC NOTICE Troy. Michigan 48084 United States of America, as mortgagee, and 1991 CHRYSVBl LeBARON coached by John and Cathy Curtis, host to Decatur AYSO on Saturday, INDIAN GIRLS EDGED OUT honors. (9/30,10/7,10/14, 10/21,10/28,1992) recorded on July 18, 1984, in the Office of the CTC 2 DR. COUPE 76. COMETS FLASH BY BISONS CITY OF COLOMA Register of Deeds for Berrien County, © P.I.E. came out the overall winners. October 10, at Watervliet's Hays Hartford's girls dropped a automatic, PS/PB, air, tilt, On Wednesday, Ocotober 7, the CALL JOB LINE! Michigan, in Liber 1209 of mortgages on auise, power windows & In individual points, Mark Curtis Park. Decatur was only able to field squeaker to New Buffalo last Thurs- AGENT ORANGE ACCURACY TEST pages 1357-1360; Sweet Com sophomore and freshman members 983-GAIN ... but we can help fix the leaks locks, seat, leather interior, of Dan's Citgo won for kicking for seven players so an abbreviated day, October 8, by a 48-47 score. Manpower now has ]ob ipfdrmallnn On which mortgage there is claimed to be AM/FM CD olayer stereo.. i The Lady Indians led 24-22 at of the Coloma golf team traveled to MEETING IS OCTOBER The Accuracy Test for the November 3, due and unpaid at the date of this Notice distance. Chris Hauch from Dave's game of seven versus seven was available (o you 24 hours a day! (iafl Ihe 11,995. 1992, General Election will be conducted on Thirty-four Thousand Six Hundred Sixty- We're the experts when it comes to home improvement loans. Amoco, coached by Tim Hauch and played. halftime but got into some foul trou- 17 IN LANSING Job Line for current Informallou oh ](ib New Buffalo's Grand Beach golf Wednesday, October 21,1992, at 12:00 P.M. at nine and 18/100 Dollars ($34,669.18) principal 1991 TOYOTA CaiCA ST 2 Gerald Drake, won shooting on goal ble in the second half, losing three The Michigan Agent Orange Com- opportunities to match your skills. We've helped fix roofs, replace windows and add rooms. The Hammers were victors with a course to take on the Bisons. The City Hall, 119 N. Paw Paw St. The Public is and Sixteen Thousand Nine Hundred Forty- DR. 4 cylinder, *5 spd., players to them. mission will be holding a public invited to attend. If your "Home Sweet Home" isn't any more, stop in and see and Brad Drake from Dave's score of ,4 to 0. Scoring for the Ham- Comets posted a score of 201 to New four and 39/100 Dollars ($16,944.39) interest; manual trans., PS/PB, air, Amoco won the dribbling compete- The game was foul-plagued, with meeting in Lansing, Michigan, on Martha L. Darling MANPOWER no suit or proceeding at law or in equity hav- us. Interest rates are competitive and we'll set the terms to fit mers were Mark Zwar, T.J. Parce, Buffalo's 214. More Than Temporary rear defroster. AM/i-'M stereo Saturday, October 17. City Clerk ing been instituted to recover the debt or any tion. Each of these players was Andy Mayr, and Jason Walker. Hartford whistled 30 times to 22 for 27 yean* of continuous seryjee lon your budget. cassette, 26,000 miles Leading the scoring for Coloma part of the debt secured by said mortgage, »than t mm , awarded a gold medallion hanging Afterwards, in the spirit of the the Lady Bisons. The meeting will take place at the 11,995 were Mark Sieber and Maria Ga- Library of Michigan, Lake Ontario and the power of sale contained in said mor- on a red, white and blue ribbon. AYSO philosophy of everyone Aaron Bachman led Hartford jewski with scores of 45 and 50, tgage having become operative by reason of 1986 CHSVY MONTE with 17 points, KaSandra Roush had Room, in Lansing. The scheduled CARLO 2 DR. COUPE - VS. Everyone who played in the plays, players from both teams respectively. Other Coloma golfers [77791 Rhino Linings such default; league received a soccer patch. A 9 points, Kristin Banic had 8, and meeting time is 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 NOW, THEREFORE, Notice is Hereby automatic, PS/PB, air^sh^rg % were divided up so that a full-sided were Jason Piontek, Chad Higdon, fnctaCustom PolyurethanDr Iwnr^fhai e Given that on November 5, 1992 at 10:00 soccer pin was awarded to all those game could be played. The teams Betsy Smith chipped in 7. p.m. BANK OF COLOMA The Lady Indians host Bangor o'clock in the forenoon at the Front Steps of Fall Squash 1986 PLYMOUTH who took part in the Soccer Olym- were evenly mq^ched and played to Courthouse in St. Joseph, Michigan, that be- COLOMA, MICHIGAN 49038 GARAVELLE 4 DR. SEDAN piad. In addition, Dan's Citgo winn- a 2 to 2 tie. Players from both sides Thursday and travel to Bridgman by x&aDave Strader Join Fred McLeod and PASS' new color, For Yourself! charges of sale provided by law and in said auto, PS/PB. tilt, cruise, Phone (616) 927-2121 of Watervliet DIVISION 8 (6 & 7 YEARS OLD) and Mickey Redmond call the action man, Tim McCormick, as they describe mortgage, the lands and premises in said AM/FM cassette, one owner Sprague's vs Watervliet 1248 M-139/ Benton Harbor, Ml 49022 mortgage mentioned and described, as *9,695 during the Wings' eight monlh all the slams, blocks and tips in PEG'S BEACHS1DE Waffle House drive for a second straight what promises to be an exciting follows, to wit: i 1989 DODGE DIDO Norris Division title! Pistons' season! UNLRS FOR: Pickup Trucks/Vans, Dump Trucks, Dumpders, Gravity Bins, Utility Trailers Lot Forty-one (41), Brandywine Shores, I i RESTAURANT The score was 0 to 0. \ part of Section One (1) and Two (2), PICKUP - 318 V8, auto, GRFAT PROTECTION FOR; Lawn Mower Decks, Snowmobile Trailers, Horse Trailer PS/PB, sliding roar window, DIVISION 5 (8 & 9 YEARS OLD) Township Eight (8) South, Range Seven- Call For Gridiron Madness! Floors, Water Tanks, Truck Tool Boxes, Wood, Fiberslass, & Cement. i Party Trays • Catering AM/FM stereo, one owner. F&F Distributing vs Coloma Call For College Hockey! GREAT SOUND DEADENER for Speakers Color range tvailable, special tinting upon request. teen (17) West, Niles Township, Berrien Bridal From the opening faceoff Saturday afternoons are *5,595 Chiropractic County, Michigan, according to the plat • Daily Specials • in October until the reserved for gridiron war! thereof recorded May 18,1948, in Volume 1987 DODGE DAKOTA 4X4 The score was 0 to 0. crowning of the OCHA See LIVE action involving the I 12 of Plats, page 6, being in Niles (616) 849-1919 SHORT BOX PICKUP - 39 champion at "The Joe" nation's top teams, as PASS SAVE $9.00! Township, Berrien County, Michigan. Services V6, auto, PS/PB, AM/FM in March, PASS takes you brings you games from the The redemption period will be six months MAC, ACC. Big 8, Big East 6263 North M-63 stereo cassette, sliding rear rinkside fortiard hitting Off the 50* newsstand price with a subscription to from the foreclosure sale. Property may be college hockey! and SWC! Hagar Shores, Ml 49039 window, a real nice truck.. redeemed by paying the amount of the bid at *5,695 55 Or Older? the foreclosure sale plus interest and any un- Directory •SPORTS The Tri-i paid encumbrances on the property from 1985 FORD RANGIR We've Reduced Tune in to PASS* date of sale. For additional information, con- I PICKUP - 4 cylinder, 5 sod., FREE PREVIEW Your Hometown Newspaper for the Coloma, Hartford & Watervliet area r •4' with all the local news, police and fire reports, school events, tact UNITED STATES OF AMERICA acting real clean .'...*2.695 The Cost Of WEEKEND. through Farmers Home Administration, 3830 1989 CHEVY CaEBRITY 4 October 23-26! sports, hometown photos, and special features... South M-139, St. Joseph, MI 49085, mor- ytnai?*& DR. SIDAN - V6, auto, tgagee. PS/PB, air, AM/FM stereo, Homeowners For Just $18.00 per year you'll get 52 weekly issues of The Tri-City Record Dated September 23,1992 (9/23, 9/30,10/7,10/14,1992) BLOOM1N' BUSINESS cruise control, one owner,. Insurance! delivered to your home in Berrien or VanBuren counties by convenient mail 456 S. Main, P.O. Box 347 *5,495 1989 CHRYSia LeBARON Here's why! Our statistics show SPIffTHE Send $18.00 to The Tri-City Record, Box 7, Watervliet, MI 49098 Watervliet, Mi 490^8 2 DR. COUPE - 25L turbo 4 Catering Service that homeowners 55 and older with the following information please... Phone (616) 453-86H5 cyl., automatic, PS/PB, air, tilt, MAKE THETJEAU 4915 RIVERSIDE RD. cruise. AM/FM stereo have fewer and less costly Name HOURS: Wedding cassette, rear defroster, one losses than other age groups. I Monday-Friday 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. o COLOMA, Ml., 49038 I owner 6,995 Mailing Address I Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. FlnWPrQ 84(4693 So it's only fair to charge you WHAT MATCH V/ILi City, State & Zip — | Sunday 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. .1 IWff 1988 DODGE B250 less for your homeowners Please allow 2 weeks for your subscription to begin SPORTSMAN WAGON - 318 insurance. THE I 1 V6, av^matic, PS/PB, air. 2 % I $ Subs, outside Berrien and VanBuren counties are $21; $23 for out of state passenger. r«ai •:^an 4 995 THE WHEElMEAL? Custom ^ Preserve the Beauty I NANCY'S l J. of your Gown. 1986 DODGE ARIES 4 DR. Order PASS and Receive $5 Off Regular MOVING? Address Change Notice Save & Protect it at.. L- I FURNITURE SEDAN - 2.2 4 cyl.. auto. %jiuto- Owners Please let us know as soon as possible when your mailing address changes. PS/PB, radio, extra clean, one Insurance PASS Installation Price! Painting Phone 468-5200 owner 'i.SIS Please allow at least two weeks for your address change to take effect. Lite Home Car Business - vm* 463-6220 Jones Intercable In the area provided ABOVE please provide your OLD address. v\\vV 6671 Red Arrow Hwy., Coloma iFAtT mil IhlNo RMsnfaoftb,-- Make The Call! In the area provided BELOW please provide your NEW address. MUVIWY BROOKFIELD by Jack t & • Three Rivers/Centervilie 273-8408 • Conslantine/White Pigeon 483-2404 • Name LAYAWAY A CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DON YOUNG LIVE! From Philadelphia. PA Gift Certificates FINANCING i • Scttoolcraft/Vicksburg 342-8402 • Watervliet'Coloma 463-6220 • (616) 621-4422 AVAILABLEI DODGE Mailing Address 544 N. MAIN ST., VWERVUET, Ml Insurance Agency 131 N. MAIN ST., 106 E. Washington, Hartford, MI 49C 468-7110 j Many Gift Ideas "Sa • Dowagiac 782-9134 • City, State & Zip — INSURED 463-6773 323 N. Main St., Watervliet WATERVLIET 463-5656 $1995 jQNSSiWTSfiCfiBLE.. Some Restrictions May Apply. Offer Expires 10 31/92. V Page 12 The Tri City Record October 14, 1992 "PARENTING YOUNG CHILDREN" "Parenting Young Children" is a TWO APPOINTED TO four-week class led by Rev. Len COLOMA TOWNSHIP Schoenherr on Thursdays, 9:45-11 BOARD a.m. Classes will be held October 22 By Melissa Polfus & 29 and November 5 & 12 at Water- Gary Washington and Jack Root vliet United Methodist Church. This were appointed to sit on the Coloma class is geared to the parents of Township Board to fill two trustee preschool and early elementary age vacancies created by the death of children. Topics include "Different Evelyn Dill and the resignation of Strokes for Different Folks," Harriet Turner. "Reasons for Misbehavior," "Posi- Si Washington and Root are running tive Self-Esteem," and "Appropri- 81 IE unopposed for trustee positions in ate Discipline." the November general elections, Call 463-6361 to register. There is along with Cynthia Aviles and Mat- no charge for this class. thew Moser. The appointments will be in effect until November 20,1992. ft UE it C.A.R. NOTES Robert Johnson was appointed to OCTOBER IS NATIONAL 40 temporarily sit on the Cemetery CAR CARE MONTH 14 32 Board to fill the vacancy created by Americans nationwide will begin the resignation of Harriet Turner. HARTFORD o prepare over 185 million vehicles Harriet Turner's name will ap- MIDDLE SCHOOL 'or another winter season; so as you pear on the ballot but she has stated oin the majority of us and put your she will decline the position if "STUDENT OF vehicle on the list of things to do elected. THE WEEK" iefore the cold season hits make WATERVLIET GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM...members for the 1992 season are: (front row, from Another vacancy opened on the The Hartford Middle School is s you check these a the left) Amy Zandarski, Rachel Hutchins, Becky Vonderheid, Rebecca Hutchins, and Brand! Arnt; (middle Planning Commission when the pleased to announce that its student Tires-The tread should have row, from the left) Sarah Larson, Amy Muenchow, Laura Zandarski, Melissa Hobson; (back row, from the Board accepted Fred Kostka's let- of the week is Jennifer Pruiett. Jen- ninimum thickness of 3/32 of ar left) coach Jim Winter, Andrea Hutchins, Jami Olmsted, and Angie Molter. ter of resignation effective October nifer is in the 6th grade. She was nch and should show even wear 6, 1992. Kostka also served on the nominated by Mrs. Harvey for across and around the tire. Board of Appeals. receiving the highest science test Brakes-Check the brake The first vacancy was created by score (on atoms) in all the sixth system for pad thickness, leaks ir the resignation of John Chiviges. grades, A+. the lines or cylinders, and moisture Also at the meeting, the Board Jennifer really enjoys reading. In content of the brake fluid. gave its approval for the Coloma her school activities, she enjoys Antifreeze-Make sure the Watervliet Area Economic Devel- most of all playing in the band. Jen- engine coolant is clean and protects opment Corporation (CWAEDC) to nifer also enjoys being with her » at least 35-40 degrees below zero BAZAAR AND CRAFT BERRIEN COUNTY start research on the proposed grandmother. Wipers-Replace worn wind- REPUBLICAN WOMEN recreational waterway on Paw Paw Jennifer's parents are Jim and SHOW TO BE HELD River. A survey among the lan- shield wiper blades to p INVITES PUBLIC Jan Pruiett. She has a younger gainst streaking. AT SALEM LUTHERAN downers along the river showed brother, Jason, in fourth grade and Belts/Hoses-Check all belts IN COLOMA TO MEETING that a linear park was unfavorable, a younger sister, Jordan, who is in md hoses for possible wear or dry A Bazaar and Craft Show spon- The Berrien County Women will but the land owners did approve of a the second grade. ng and cracking. sored by the Mary-Martha Guild of bring three speakers to the lun- waterway with a park on both ends. Jennifer enjoys all her teachers Battery-Check the specific Salem Lutheran Church will be held cheon meeting at the Benton Har- The CWAEDC is seeking the ap- and really enjoys English and gravity of the battery fluid to make at Salem Lutheran Church, 275 BOWLING NEWS bor HoUday Inn on Tuesday, Oc- proval of the four municipalities science. She wishes to say "Hi" to ure it is in safe limits and the ade- Marvin Street, Coloma, on Satur- tober 20, at 12:00 noon. through which the waterway flows. Mrs. Harvey. Representative Robert Bracken- juacy of the charging system to day, November 14, from 9:00 a.m. BANTAMS maintain a proper charge on the ridge will explain and answer ques- to 3:30 p.m. Outside exhibitors are For the boys, Adam Vawter had H^ about the^te ^ot l^oS lattery for proper starts in the colc invited to participate. Persons in- high series of 201 and was second D to Snd Michiean's auto S reather. terested in displaying their crafts for his game of 123. Jeffery Main "a-c^ws After checking each of these should call 468-3686, 468-8023, or was tops for game with a 128 and se- Berrien Pountv ireas and making sure all com Republican i 468-6567. cond for series with a 188. Stephen chairman Lad Stacey xments are working properly, youi will discuss McQmUan was third for series wUh and answer questio^ Hardware ar should now be ready for wha a 127 and game of 89. Eric Ryan was ^ an(j Qap pr0p0sai c for pro- Mother Nature will send your way. "star of the week" for bowling 39 ^ reduction. If you have any questions or com VOLUNTEERS perty pins over his average for series j/ Baker will represent Con- w nents, feel free to call us a NEEDED BY ck 68-5555. Encalso picked up the 7-8 sph and gressman Fred Upton and will ad- COMMUNITY ir J 1° *' ui dress national issues concerning the For the young ladies, Ashley congressional and presidential elec- HOSPITAL Michael was high with a 105 series | CERTIFIED tion m Kidde AUXILIARY and game of 61. She also was second ^ cost of the luncheon is $8 and AUTO Community Hospital Auxiliary is for game with a 44. Erika Flener the public is welcome to attend. -H looking for people interested in was second with her series of 80 and Reservations may be made by Oc- volunteering a few hours a week to third for game with a 43. Third for tober 17 by calling Rosadelle Fire Extinguisher assist patients and visitors. Needed series was one of our new bowlers, 8x10 Ft. Poly Tarp Keep your home and propt-r- sere REPAIR Schultz at 429-5080 or Joyce Collier Extinguishes oil, grease, gasonrc Waterproof, iearprooi 'OxiC •••esh po'v are volunteers to work in these Alison Hauch, with a 75. Cori Wood, electrics', '•'"ss as well as wcca ma ct-f-'.r at 429-5641. ^arp. with grommets every 3'. 7310i areas: Gift Shop, Lifeline, Book another new bowler, was girls "star UL listed. 37892 Cart, Dietary, Information Desk, of the week" for bowling 39 pins over her average for a series. Patient Transport, Clergy, Outpa- FOR RECORD WATERVLIET ACE HARDWARE .A.R. tient Information, and Physical Therapy. PREPS HOME DELIVERY MAIN STREET, WATERVLIET 463-5461 CALL 463-6397 Volunteers are a most important On top for the guys with a high 1 1 -5555 asset to the patients of Community series of 496 and high game of 198 FRONT END ALIGNMENT Hospital and to the community as a was Bra(j Flowers. Brad also was Includes front-wheel drive & 4X4 p/u ...... "star of the week" for bowling 118 , If you are interested m volunteer- over average for a series. 00 '23.95 & UP ing or would like additional mfor- Dugtin Karp was second for series Wood DROP LEAF TABLE W/2 chaits... 169 MOST AMERICAN-MADE CARS mation, please telephone Gloria with a 471 and third for game with a OPEN MON-FRI 8:30-5:30, SAT 8;30-Noon Gregg at 468-6518. 174. Paul Darling was third for his 3401 FRIDAY ROAD, COLOMA. 1-94 exit 39 Community Hospital is located in series of 454 and second for his Watervliet, Michigan. game of 176. & OTHER GREAT VALUES IN STOCK! For *the girls, Jessica Sager had NEW STORE • SAVE MONEY • NEW STORE high series of 418 and high game of 160. Chris Gajewski was second with a 392 series and 151 game. CARPET AND Kristen Washington was third with a 367 series and 146 game. Amy PCM FLOORCOVERING Christensen was "star of the week" for bowling 67 pins over her average for a series.

MAJORS The TIME Is RIGHT! All female honors go to Cheri Clements who had a high series of 442, game of 167, and was 49 pins The TIME Is NOW! over her average for a series. Second is Maureen Ovington with DON'S 43rfl a series of 439 and 152 game. Male "star of the week" is Keith Craig, bowling a 561 series and 227 game. Right behind Keith is cousin Exactly as Shown ANNIVERSARY SALE Mark Aldrich with a 556 series and top game of 234. Mark was also 103 pins over his average for a series. Top male average is 173, belong- CLOSE OUT IN STOCK ing to Carl Arens, and for the girls Kim Winans has a 142. Great Selection WALLPAPER 75m v %/ W DISCOUNT Reg. $15.99sr SALE $3.99sr Over 400 rolls in stock! LAYAWAY of Tables & Chairs NOW In Stock CARPET starting at $4.99 sq yd! SERVICE NEWS In Stock VINYL starting at $3.99 sq yd! ERIC J. STUCH ARRIVES OPEN MONDAY & WEPNESDAV TIL S:00 P.M. 30 ROLLS!!! FOR DUTY IN ALASKA Air Force Airman Eric J. Stuch FAST FREE has arrived for duty at Elmendorf DELIVERY REMNANTS 20-60% DISCOUNT! Air Force Base, Anchorage, •CARPET •PADDING •VINYL •HARDWOOD •PAINT Alaska. Stuch, an apprentice avionics FURNITURE •WINDOW TREATMENTS •CERAMICS •WALLPAPER guidance and contral systems specialist, is the son of Pamela E. FREE INTERIOR DECORATING SERVICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS Stuch of 3937 Hennesey, WatervUet, 6671 RED ARROW HWY. • COLOMA 02959 73rd St. (first building north of Wal-Mart) Michigan, and Brian P. Stuch of 945 South Haven, Ml 637-3308 Graham, Pryor, Oklahoma. Layaway & Financing _OkEN MONDAY-FRIDAY. 9-6. SATURDAY, 9-4 He graduated from Watervliet Available! NEW STORE • SAVE MONEY • NEW STORE High School in 1991.