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JOE AVILES COLOMA • 7 m . iif* - 4 "Mora thlnga (or tha III- ..ft, NOVOTNY -BHHL TRACY STUARD LORI HEAD MICHELLE WALL TOM LOPRESTI RUTH BORAH SOUTH HAVEN CLAY VANUNDER WATERVLIET COLOMA tla klda where they COLOMA WATERVLIET COLOMA "More activities (or the WATERVLIET MA Qlad-Peach softball don't have to apend a "A bigger dance area. "A peach pia eating atraat danca with think Ifa real nice younger klda, (Iva years Make Sunday more ax* People keep bumping tournament." lot of money but can contast." live DJ." participate." Juat the way It la." old and under." citing and longer" into each other." 25c THE TRI-CITY RECORD Vol. 104. - No. 32 RED ARROW EDITION OF THE WATERVLIET RECORD, COLOMA COURIER A HARTFORD NEWS August 10,1988 4-H puts 'youth' in County Youth Fair

51 weeks of preparation Bangor fourth-grader Danny for 1 week of |udging Stotler, can empathize with all makes 4-H competition the hard work the Hanks have APPLE QUEEN put Into their animals. Mark and an all-yearlong event CONTEST OPENS Danny, members of 4 Flags 4-H By Lynn Attlla Club, raise and show goats at The main purpose of the Ber- YOUTH FAIR the county fair. rien County Youth Fair Is to pro- Unlike the Hanks, Mark and PEACH TAC U-LAR SIGHT... vide a once-a-year showcase for SAT. NIGHT Danny raise their animals from 20,000 apectatora enjoyed the youth of Berrien County. The birth and do not auction them 14,400 worth o( aerial (Ireworka fair annually presents over 265 page 16 off at the end of the season. Ac- Saturday night. More than trophies to winners of various cording to the boys, the animals 63,000 people enjoyed thla classes. Not only are the top. year'a Glad-Peach Faatlval. For winners recognized, but each the complete atory turn to page and every youth that displays and shows at the Youth Fair is presented with a ribbon that in- INSIDE dicates his or her placing by the Watervliet Fly In judges. As an incentive for these ^ W ti STORIES young people, the fair gives HORSE SEN8E...KIm Conquest (behind horse) Instructs younger 4-H each exhibitor a week's pass to members on the proper way to groom a horse for the fair. (photo by Lynn Attlla) is this Sunday AMTRAK SEEKS enjoy the activities and also monetary rewards are presented By Bob Lohr a.m. and run to 1 p.m., with the MEETING FOR depending upon their respective Plans and last minute details arrival of the ' Care-Flite placing in the class that they this time, it will not be allowed walk properly, a smooth rolling are set for the 29th annual fly-in helicopter set for 10 a.m. TRAIN STOP IN entered. to be entered in the fair in gait; and have a nice, flat back this Sunday, August 14, at the The Lions Club will begin ser- in 1987, there were nearly August. In March, the steers are instead of an arch." Watervliet Airport. ving breakfast at 5 a.m. Also, as WATERVLIET 3,000 young people that taken to the fairgrounds to be The Hanks pointed out some According to Airport Manager in past years, showgoers can displayed more than 12,000 ex- weighed and tagged. Both Shan- of the qualifications a steer Robert Lohr, scheduled events participate In the Airport Board- page 5 hibits. in order to be an exhibitor non and Frank's steers sport a needs to meet Grand Champion will be the traditional blueberry sponsored door prize raffle at the Youth Fair, a young per- bright green tag in one ear, status could mostly be at- pancake breakfast served by the scheduled to take place upon son must be between the ages guaranteeing them admittance tributed to heredity while other Watervliet Lions Club; airplane the conclusion of the breakfast 7-DAY MANHUNT of 5-20, live in a township con- to the annual showcase. requirements, such as how well rides; the Bronson Hospital at noon, according to Airport tiguous to Berrien County or to the animal responds in the show 'Care-Fiite' helicopter; the Board members. Winners for the ENDS IN ARREST be an active member of a ring or how the animal stands, Mlchlana RC Choppers model drawing will be taken from the recognized youth club based Bm*" 'mm are attributed to how well the helicopter club; and the raffle of ticket stubs of breakfast pur- FOR WATERVLIET within Berrien County or be will- trainer worked with the animal. a 1988 Pontlac Sunbird by the chases. ing to put in lots of hard work Shannon and Frank use a "show Lions Club. Tentatively scheduled for the JUVENILE and long hours preparing for the stick," a long, metal rod. to The car raffle, which will show will be the Re/Max hot air annual event. direct their animals into the pro- climax this year's event, will balloon that will lift off at 7 a.m. page 3 per position for showing and a take place at 2 p.m. and tickets Besides the pancake break- special "show halter." are still available through any fast, there will be concessions MONTHS OF PLANNING Bright and early on Monday Lions Club member for a dona- of hot dogs, sponsored by E.A.A. morning of fair week the Hanks tion of $20. Chapter 585 of Benton Harbor, MUSEUM MARKS Shannon and Frank Hanks, will take their animals to the Also, according to Lohr, soft drinks, and ice cream. 8259 Hagar Shore Road, Water- Berrien County Fairgrounds. airplane rides will begin at 9 ANNIVERSARY vliet, are well-acquainted with Once there, the animals will be the months of preparation in- weighed and their tags will be OF BATTLE FOR volved before their animals ever checked. A veterinarian will ed a previous interest in pur- are born around January or « set foot on fair soil. The process check every animal that enters chasing animals at the auction. February and are about nine Sometimes the businessmen GUADALCANAL begins around October when the fairgrounds. months old at fair time. page 13 the Hanks purchase their steers Once the animals have been will make a purchase, even Sharon Little, the boys' mom from a breeder in the Qallen granted access to the fair- though they do not personally and a 4-H Leader, said a similar area. Penny Hanks, mother of grounds, they will be put in know the owners, just because care and grooming routine that the brother and sister duo and a pens. Their trainers will secure of the letters. Mrs. Hanks is used with the steers is used HARTFORD CNCL 4 Flags 4-H Leader, said her food, water and bedding for the pointed out a couple of Shan- with the goats. She said the children picked different breeds animals and make sure they are non's steers were sold in this animals are dehorned, fed, QUESTIONS JOB so they would not be In competi- comfortable for their time at the manner. watered, cleaned and groomed tion against each other. This annual event. Hartford High School junior See 4-H on page 16 CORPS WORK year Shannon has raised a Every day, around 6:00 a.m., Mark Little and his brother, Hereford while Frank is in the Hanks arrive at the fair- CANCELLATION charge of a Shorthorn. grounds to clean out stalls and The animals are castrated, CHAMPIONSHIP ANIMAL.. feed and water their animals. page 5 dehorned bulls, five to six mon- Caehena, owned by Mark Little, Fair regulations require this is ths old and halter broke, accor- has won first place In Obe- to be done by 10:00 a.m. each ding to Mrs. Hanks. She pointed dience Claea for three yean In a morning, according to Mrs. COLOMA CITY out when buying the steers, the row. (photo by Lynn Attlla) Hanks. 4-H klda try to keep the pur- Frank Hanks said, "It takes chase price In the $400 range. A about two hours to do the job OKAYS 4-WAY Between March and August 4-H'er will will then invest every day." After the work is the real work begins. The little another $400 or so Into the feed done, the young people prepare AT MCDONALD'S 300-pound steers Shannon and and care of his or her 300-pound to show their animals or par- Frank purchased In the fail will page 16 babies before fair time the next ticipate in other activities weigh between 1000 and 1200 summer. they're scheduled to be Involved pounds by August. The young Some of the cost of raising with. steers, pigs, sheep, rabbits, people will have spent hours INDEX chickens and sometimes goats walking and training their Bwtaew Directory.... Pg. 12 are recouped when the young animals to perform under show- GRAND CHAMPION Cotamnbti Pg.2 people sell their animals during manship conditions. The Editorial Page Pg.2 the fair auction. Usually, the animals will be trimmed and 18 THE GOAL Letten Pg.2 youngsters break even, or close shaved, hooves neatened, tail fluffed and coat brushed to a Obituaries Pg.4 to even, Mrs. Hanks said. On Friday of fair week the shiny gloss. Oatdoon w/Gordie... Pg. U Market Animal Auction is held. Frank Hanks said the 4-H,ers Presi Box Pg.15 This auction is an excellent way PREREQISTRATION were always aspiring toward Pabtic Notices Pg.14 for the 4-H'ers to recoup some of IN JANUARY Grand Champion status, the the cost of raising their animals, Sportf Pg-W highest honor awarded at the according to Mrs. Hanks. She TV lilting* Pg.7 In January, prospective show fair. To be a Grand Champion, said the owners of the animals Reader Ads Pg.14 steers are prereglstered at the Frank said a animal must "have TAKING THE LEAO...Franl( Hanks helpe his slater, Shannon, adjust traditionally draft letters to area Roiling Backs Pg. • Berrien County Fairgrounds. If the right meat type, be low In fat; the halter on her Hereford steer, (phoito by Lynn Attlla) an animal is not registered at businessmen who have express- PAGE TWO TRI-CITY RECORD AUGUST 10,1988 SALUTE! ty never fall to do their bit. Then CONGRATULATIONS Cromer, Denin Blttner, J.R. Dix- Dear Editor, there was the Kiddies Parade TO COLOMA ALL- AUGUST II, IMS TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE THREE A salute to all members of the which takes hours of work and on, Eric Fee, Tommy Hejduk, Coloma Glad-Peach Committee. planning, plus the Saturday STAR TEAM Scott Price, Nicholas Sempert, It surely Is with pride and ad- parade which was surely ex- Dear Editor, Lance Westgate, Jason Walker, A well-deserved second place andZach Zdenahllk. Watervliet Twp. hikes permit fees miration we say, "Thank you all." citing and great to behold. The Surely no community the size went to the Minor League Team Thanks also to Coach Dennis merchants and the committee By Bob Lohr According to Zabratanskl, the he noted. of Coloma has ever shown the C nine-year-olds from Coloma. Blttner, Assistant Coach Dave are to be complimented for the The Watervliet Township new schedule will bring the Jones Intercable is the fifth public a finer time. St. Joseph nipped them In a Zdenahllk, Assistant Coach grand display of fireworks. Board, under recommendation Township more In line with other largest cable company in the The Coloma City and Town- double-header, 7 to 6, at Eaton Rick Cox, Scorekeeper Gregg !jX Just in case we have missed from Township Building Inspec- area communities and will only ship Police departments were Park on August 6. According to Sempert and Batboy Adam country, according to Johnson. someone we must say Thanks tor Vincent Zabratanskl, has affect, for the time being, on hand at all times. Also the the management, this was the Cowglll. The transfer will effect approx- To All. amended the building permit fee residential, single, or double countless hours the men of the first time a Minor League from imately 3,350 area subscribers, The shuttle bus from Hilltop schedule for the Township of Coloma Public Works Depart- Coloma has gone this far for a ti- family structures. Johnson added. Into Coloma was a great service Watervliet. The move, which In other matters at Monday's ment put In. The members of the tle at Eaton Park Invltatlonals. It GET RESULTS Township Trustee Larry to the entire committee. came during the Board's regular meeting, the Board approved Coloma Lions Club are never was a thrilling game and they all Strouse informed other Board Qlenn A. Randall WITH RECORD monthly meeting, will transfer the transfer of the Paw Paw happier than when they can deserve the credit. Each player i members that the Watervliet FOR RECORD WANT ADS S2, the fee collection, currently bas- Lake Area Cable TV Company spend endless hours so that so- received a trophy. Ambulance Service has hired ed on the estimated construc- franchise to Jones Intercable meone may have a better life. HOME DELIVERY All-star players are: Ricky CALL 463 3461 Melvin Chandler as a replace- tion costs, to a rate based on the Inc., of Colorado. The Coloma Historical Socle- CALL 463 3461 Cox, Josh Andres, Bobby ment for Tom Sweet, who left THE SISTERS THEN.Jaft to total estimated cost of the com- According to Paw Paw Lake the service In June for a job In right, front row: Eura Oulnn, pleted project, according to Area Cable TV Manager Brad private industry. Chandler will Ruby Chapman; back row: Opal Zabratanskl. Johnson, Intercable, who also be one of two full-time person- The Back Fence Burton, Edna Qamar, Lorena "We would have somebody plans on franchise transfers In nel with the service and also car- Craig. applying for a permit that would Dowagiac and Three Rivers, ries an Emergency Medical down ATrHE Srin., ze^E, THE SISTERS NOW.Jeft to right: Edna Gardner, 94; Ruby Chapman, only estimate $2,000 In material says the closing of the transfer Technician Specialist (EMTS) THEY SAy you CAM SCOP£ 80; Opal Burton, 75; Lorene Craig, 74. costs and wind up with a Is set for September 30 of this rating. ©eTTER IPV©U JUSTKICK $12,000 building," Zabratanskl year. The Township Board has also said. 'This will eliminate that." "I think It's going to be a followed the recommendation 'e^\ ihjustlike THIS," MRS. CRAIG SEES HER SISTERS AFTER 25 YEARS What the new schedule will benefit," Johnson said of the of the Watervliet Planning Com- do, according to Zabratanskl, Is transfer. "The first thing they're mission in approving a special By Anne Bayer Mrs. Loralne Craig of 449 Myr- The four sisters had not all unable to be with the sisters in to Include all the components of going to do is replace all of the land use permit to Rodney tle St., Watervliet, recently been together since 1963. They Paragould. The youngest bro- the project; for example, old cable...some of which is 15 Austin for a plot of land located in the work force to do--sign traveled to Paragould, Arkansas, enjoyed two weeks of reminisc- ther, Clarence Baker of Oakland, materials, labor, supervision; years old," Johnson added. There are a few points that at 7857 Red Arrow Highway. The their product, whatever It may where she spent two weeks ing and visiting relatives In the California, was also unable to and base It on the total of struc- Johnson was not aware at have been bugging me for quite Board did amend, however, to be, and let the world know who visiting with her sisters, Edna area. travel to Arkansas. ture square footage. That will present of any rate or program- some time. One point is why do grant the permit with the stipula- made this and how. Would there Garner and Ruby Chapman of While in Arkansas Mrs. Craig An older brother, Eura Quinn then be based on a schedule of ming Increases or changes but tion that a final purchase of the people feel so put upon when be more perfect jobs done, if our AROUND AND ABOUT KARL'S Paragould and Opal Burton of traveled to Bald Knob to visit her of Riverside, Michigan, passed what the project Is constructed did add that with larger systems property Is obtained by Austin. asked to work? I mean we all Notes from a writer's journal Russian Mouser In his ancestry, names were on them? Medisto, California. brother, William Quinn, who was away In 1986. from, Zabratanskl said. programming costs go down have some free time during the along the Paw Paw River: My and some lucky person If going Austin plans to use the former When someone such as a with more subcrlptlons and day to gather our thoughts, and traveling extensively In Hartford to get a special breed when they Sanders Body Shop as a used foreman was teaching a typically the rates will decrease. KOLUMN the rest of the time is work. It and Its immediate surroundings take him home. car lot. younger person how to run By Karl Bayer takes work to live and survive. equipment, would the younger puts me in contact with people... I sauntered Into Kellogg's Watervliet youth caught in pizza Why do we complain? There is person be able to sign his job Interesting people and happen- Hardware the other day and TAKE A BOW no way around the fact If we are when he or she was through and ings. there was Jim DuVall waiting on Congratulations and a tip of the tour. They were about as going to eat we must work In to also added the teacher's A while back I stopped to see customers. In the old days he parlor after weeklong manhunt thrilled to meet my friends and some way to get that food. Work name? friends Rodney and Mildred and Hal Bauschke had a TV ser- the TCR topper to the Glad- By Lynn Attlla me as we were to see them. Is not accomplished by sitting Every job In this entire Lynch. We always swap old vice company called Jim and Peach Festival Committee and A fifteen-year-old Watervliet said plain clothes officers had A backup patrol car had pulled Coloma •Watervliet •Hartford By this time Mom had added and complaining. Work to live is universe should be accom- Hartford stories, and Rodney Hal's. I asked him If he its many supporters for the ex- juvenile has been apprehended been searching for four days to the rear of the building, block- the final three to the Bayer not completed by complaining. panied with pride In the work ef- and I look at pictures trying to remembered that my folks cellent festival this year. by City police after a massive prior to apprehending the youth. ing the entrance. Coloma and the tri-city area 'Baker's Dozen'...Steve, Liz and What happened to feeling fort. Not only does a person with Identify the people who stare at always called them for TV Richard. Dad has acne into good about a job well-done. us from the faded, long-gone repairs. My mother would say, "I manhunt that spanned more Chief Enders said early Sun- The youth was lodged at the DOUBLE a college education and a name should be proud and thankful for than a week, according to day morning, patroling Officer Berrien Juvenile Center, pen- / business with my brother, John, Sometimes, when I get all of the plate on his or her office door times of yesteryear. guess we better get Al and the effort and the success of the Watervliet Chief of Police Jeff John Pokagon and Officer ding petitioning to Berrien event...it has put Coloma and at the finest western-style housework and the wash done have pride but also the man who Mildred took me to task-she Hars—that thing is acting up Enders. Vickie Bass were headed toward Juvenile Court on charges of the area on the map! restaurant in Southeastern In a day, I feel good and I feel I builds our roads and washes our said, "What I want is more Hart- again!" She always called them COUPONS The youth had been the sub- Cupani's Casa Pizza, 385 N. breaking and entering. Enders Michigan, The Chuck Wagon in deserve a sit. clothes. Work is work and It all ford stories in the Paw Paw Al and Hal-Jim grinned and Take a bow, folks! ject of an eight-hour search on Main Street, because they had said the youth was wanted for Dryden. Not only did Dad and It was not until I was out in the takes time and effort, and it also River Journal." said, "Certainly I remember!" snanran Tuesday, August 2, in connec- received a tip that the suspect questioning In connection with ijsdj ALL DAY WHERE WERE YOU ON 8-8-BB? John serve hundreds of thou- work force for a number of years takes a person capable of doing I said, "If I tell all of my Hart- Blyly's Small Engine & Bait SCPQGS tion with the attempted theft of had been seen there previously. eight breaking and entering Monday's day, month and sands of customers, they provid- that 1 realized this Is the biggest an honest, full day's work. ford stories now, people won't Shop Is In full swing. Recently several vehicles In Watervliet As they approached the building cases being Investigated in the year was a palindrome of ed jobs to dozens of Bayers and part of life. The fact that you can No job Is always easy and fun. want to buy my book when It Larry called me and said, "I read Township. A spokesman from about 3:15 a.m., the lights went City. jOZ. WEDNESDAY in-laws. do a job and do It well and give It Each job, however, does have comes out." your article about the beer-can sorts...the numerical designa- the Berrien County Sheriff's on Inside. Enders said the The Chief said other juveniles SWEET, GOLDEN RIPE 7-7-77..July 7, 1977, finds me your best effort Is an amazing good qualities but you still have She laughed, "People won't model airplanes and I'd like to tions of that day could be read, Department said officers sear- suspect, who was Inside the and adults are being sought in as the associate editor of the feeling. to work at It to get them. No one remember all of them, and try my hand at making them. identically, frontwards or ched Watervliet City and building at the time, bolted for relation to several B & E in- Capac Journal, my first news- This feeling is something that has ever paid me for watching besides, you'd better get that Could you buy one for me?" DEL MONTE backwards. Township between the hours of the front door where officers vestigations in the City and An interesting oddity perhaps paper job. Elmer Warren is I feel most of the kids, our kids, soaps. Once you are In the work- book finished If you expect alt of I did better than that. When I 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. on August Pokagon and Bass were waiting. Township. editor: at 63 or so he's one of the all of them, have missed out on. a-day world you learn It takes us to be here yet to read it!" was headed out that way, I took that could bear further in- 2 In an all-out effort to ap- BACK TO SCHOOL SALE BANANAS vestigation...maybe Anne will oldest editors in the state on the Most of them are not able to feel sweat to get to where you feel Well, Mildred, my upcoming my little airplane along and left prehend the youth. give me a 10-year sabbatical to job. Elmer began his newspaper good about a job well-done-a you should be. You have to do two-part journal entry "Charlie It with Larry for a few days. I told According to Chief Enders, investigate it, correlate the fin- career turning the hand- nice, fresh-looking, cut lawn or a without in order to get It In the Mortimer's Stone House" Is for him, "The thing Isn't patented, operated press of the Journal clean floor. you and everybody else who so you don't have to worry about the youth continued to elude dings of the research, write the end. 40 Year Club Reunion August 17 BIC ROUND OO* for his great uncle as a While I am on my soapstand, likes the old tales. that. Just keep It for a while to police. At one point, Enders book and retire on the royalties. This is not a lecture, this is said, citizens had apprehended The anual meeting of the renew old acquaintances and youngster not yet 10 (We all why do we all put so much effort Stopped in at Hartford's City get the dimensions and I'll pick STIC PENS OO While I'm waiting for Anne to just my idea that we should let Watervliet Forty Year Club will get In some heavy-duty visiting. suspected Elmer fudged on his Into making the most money for Library and talked with Chief It up later." the youth and had attempted to REG. n.79 SAVE 91f make that decision (I expect one our kids know that any kind of be held on August 17 at the First There are no dues and few rules. age. He got a draft deferment the least amount of work? This Librarian Rose Greter and her Larry was tickled to get it, but surrender him to law enforce- any decade now) I'll begin my hard, honest work Is OK and we Methodist Church of Watervliet. The only requirement for because he was the only tele- does not give us any time to assistant Pam Dowd. I also fill- In retrospect I'm not sure my tak- ment officials. But the juvenile research with me. need people with this kind of Things will start around 10:00 member- MEAD grapher in Capac during the take pride In what we do. t have ed out one of the new forms for ing that little airplane out there jumped from the back of a Since I was born on March 30, capability In our large major a.m. and lunch will be served at shlp is that you must have been Great War. He later gave me his felt that since we took over this membershlp-eventually the was such a good Idea-looked pickup truck he was being 1946, I missed the 4-4-44 palin- plants as well as in the office. 12:00 noon. The price of lunch Is a student or a teacher In any 3-SUBJECT QQf typewriter from that job). newspaper and had to put our library will Issue all of us cards like Larry had the whole back escorted In and fled into the LD drome, not to mention the It's not what you do but how you only $6.00 and there Is a choice grade In the Watervliet school As associate editor of the name on each and every publi- to be used when we check out room full of machines to be woods. NOTEBOOKS OO plethora of such in the early do It that lets the world know of ham or chicken. system for at least one day forty cation, that this would be a good books. Some people have repaired. Hope I didn't sabotage Enders said, "Hundreds of EACH REQ. 11.49 SAVE 61f 1900s from 1-1-11 on to Journal I sold ads, wrote stories, what kind of human being you The Forty Year Club Is a group or more years ago. policy for each and every person resented doing that, but every the repair schedule. man-hours and up to eight plain 3-3-33...and as such have to set- helped organize the Capac are. of former Watervliet kids who For reservations, call Joyce "Z™ HOLLY FARMS GRADE A' Historical Society, the Capac library I have ever used has re- One morning recently I walk- clothes police officers have tle for 5-5 55 as my first. been Involved on this case." He get together once a year to Kolenko at 468-5692. On May 5, 1955, I would have Chamber of Commerce and quired lt...just good business. ed down to get the mall. At Mr. just turned 9 years old. I had two published a special newspaper The library board has been plan- and Mrs. Don Cochrane's lovely KS? J»| PICK OF younger sisters, Babette and commemorating the centennial LANSING ning this for a while now, and It home, there was painter Jerry 1988 Berrien County W6.t1.15 SAVE (1.30ONf PACKAuESI ^ Jeanne. As a nine-year-old I of Capac and chaired the time may be a temporary inconve- Selters touching up the win- yjrjos- MCAO ASSORTED IA04 TUj ET ^LJj capsule committee. nience for all of us, but In the dows and other trim. So I stop- would have been in the second TRAPPER • rib VlllA grade, getting ready to make my All the fun and exitement long run It will protect our ped for a moment to sidewalk books. KEEPER *^^3 BREASTS, 3 THIGHS, 3 DRUMSTICKS First Communion at Our Lady of wasn't on the lob. Anne and I REPORT superintend and had a nice visit YOUTH FAIR had been married since 1967, Lansing Report is written exclusively for the T While at the library I also talk- with Mrs. Cochrane. Jerry LaSallet Catholic Church in Phonv fX>. Boa 7 U.t. SI N*rtb KG. M.9* SAVE *3.01 Justin was born in 1968, Amy in City Record by State Representative Lad S.' ed with board trustee Ellen Fri- Selters is one of Hartford's 616-47S-4251 August ••rrita Ml ««IOI Berkley, Michigan. My Dad is li'tiH-n Spiiiiu* MEAD ASSORTED EAOI 1970 and Gillian in 1975. Anne is Stacey. Rep. Stacey will write of issues affec- day. I know most of the people premier painters and a good TicktM Hotline; I'ill*»* 1 "'1 Hi I ill ^7 llii'" working at Cotter's Tavern in 616-479-1500 |»> IIS 1| il Royal Oak as the chef and my writing a column for a section of ting the state In general and the area in par- on the board from the three story teller to boot. 15-20, 1988 TRAPPER 3/U Mom has 10 children: all but 3 our newly-formed community ticular. He welcomes your comments & years I served on It here In Hart- And Marlon and I went to Spuntowd by Brrrwn County Vfaolh lair Aiwctalion Iru PORTFOLIO 7^ are at home. Oldest sisters newspaper for Capac, Almont questions. - ford. When we lived In Ann Ar- another retirement party. Over in REG . 4* SAVE 47< ON THREE # Christine and Marge are married and Imlay City called the Tri-City bor, I was on that library board Ann Arbor, Teacher and Poet Thureday, August 18 Times. Her column appears in LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS reveal the name of a customer for six years. "AGRICULTURE DAY" USA TENT *€AO fVtell SOX and so is big brother Greg (lust Dick McMullen has decided to 11 *ffi '• (ft* RIDE* "r.v Om Prk. (S7 09) the Dryden News section and is UNTIL SEPTEMBER 14 and the video or audio cassette Ellen got a laugh out of my Something Special Every Day! out of the Army). Brother John devote full time to his garden- HORSE UNI,...! PI DAI run //'stni K IShtfi Aii.il Meadoy. Aaflaot IS LEGAL O/U is in Korea, Francis has just called 'Our Town' (That column The Michigan Legislature ad- the person rents story about when we visited a ing, writing and becoming ISHOWl Ur I'IIIKHHJ ^ 1 ALL FLAVORS (CANS) banner. It's a Monday night, hot ning October 1 represents an in- unresolved. High on the list are space and there was a big sign couragement. What a nice even- Thmndmy, A«SMRI IS to see the bloodshed. iifc ' i pm Tlii' Vi Slulri liiii-Miiiii"iiiii liiiui.i. 6-6-66...(one less six and the and humid. I'm the publisher crease of slightly less than 2 school finance reform and the across the front of the minlscule ing! ' INi pin tlu'IMkiiI IMhi Ili'jiiiiliiuMil lliwi IV liaml environmental bonding issues. number might bode something and editor of the Tri-City Record percent over this year's spen- building that proclaimed CITY Well, that's what has been go- Saturday, Anguat 13 FRIDAY. AAFLNOT 9 TZZZh JSSZ SPARTAN POP Conference committee mem- HIRCRRICN COURTV ATTtt OVCCN 111 .1 Hi Mill pm iI'I N I II.!, else. (Remind me to do a column for nearly five years. Justin ding. Four and nine-tenths per- LIBRARY. ing on along the Paw Paw River. CONTERT lit - mi PNI KimwiI Jhiihw i. I'i »ii.i"p SCOTCH 3/54 cent above last year's budget as bers remain at odds over dif- h I 'i I• III Miu' Mil'lU i M l-J» .III on 666 sometime). begins his junior year at One of the town's Dry weather has dropped the V mlMIR KINfi AWO OtttN CORTERT T l»lfc 'II I III I .lkt MkIimJiiii Hiimnivi Siii.it i - *i||in> • li"ii il h-iiiiUMinli TAPE 7 I m June 6, 1966, finds me newly Western, Amy Is looking forward passed, we added many millions ferences In each measure, philosophers was lounging water level so much, I don't Loretta Lyaa Soturdov. AufWRt 20 during the year at the governor's which effectively precludes the across the street on a bench, Sunday, Auguat 14 Thursday AuguM 1H 'J III 7 pin ShuHmmIW'. H Ml. Ii*4.iii ('ill I Uii iim- I KG.** SAVE *1.07 ON 3 MMl* arrived at R.A.F. Alconbury, a to a year at Twin City Beauty think our resident monster fish "EMTRV OAV .11*1 pin request. possibility of putting the I liiti I ii'l'n I I m l.ii madiovmaswousmjkt^moknamoivmamm W M ^ M NATO air base in East Anglia, College and Gillian is ready for chewing and whittling. Ap- has had enough depth to swim •urn RERRICN IRK RUN Friday, Auguat 19 fi Ml p in Combined with a current year measures before the voters In Ii 1*1 pm Mifci Mtiuii W.iya England. I've already got 1 = her eighth-grade year as a stu- proaching him, I said, "Say, Old upstream from St. Joe to his - I'm tRTRiMnimV' I W. HIMIAU RTI UHIIIIU' KKNIRITI IIHU'I. RI 1.1I1. Aimii "AUCTION DAY" ii Ml pm lii< Vi siiiiii'i Im.iiiiiiiuii.ii I t.in.! VflREBOUND O/U M f • • 'M*i iHii RWINI AUCnORiWiim AM-IM' MINI pIII NU.II. years of my four-year hitch (that dent at Watervliet Junior High surplus estimate of $5.8 million, the November election. Both Timer, that's not a very big summer quarters below the old School. the projected balance for next issues are expected to be building you've got for a library Monday. Augu»t 15 I ui pm RNCKP A OOAT AUCTION iStu* Ainui' NOTEBOOKS 7 I M f • ends up 4 years, 6 months, 12 mill dam. At least no one has "CNTIV DAY" • mi pm RCCf AUCTION ifr/um Anviii' DON'T MISSI year will be about $10 million. resolved this fall and placed on here." silli*i rf«' III Vllllll llllll A.|Ih Ull.lll MO M* SAVE 3» OH TWO! ' • M days, 9 hours, and 37 minutes...! Anne is writing a column for reported sighting him to me. See •I •in CRTRV Ot All ARIMAt f XHIRITK • '!'• pill PAR AOL • Trupky WlaaaM Ihtll'Ni.HiUilMI. However, the Senate Fiscal the ballot in early 1989. tin OPf NINC OAV PARADt S|kii ull MitlliUil|l|K'll piUhn^l .It.l.lilK. don't think I got paid for the 37 the Tri-City Record and It ap- He nodded his head and said, you later. I. til K •• IHII RMOTNCRR 1RROTHER R IV.ipli- M'Hl'l Vllm I llllll SI.pIHIiii M..| House Republicans are also 1 ini ,...1 FAIR OfflCIAUV OPtRR Hiiiuultliiiiil mi ii. 1.111 i.mi pm p. iii..iiii|jiii minutes). I'm a little older than pears on this page. Both our Agency estimates that revenues "That's all right. Ain't nobody in USA llliriHlMnl h|lt'iii|l Aniih liiiii.i li'i.i REQ. 22c EA. 12 fl. or plus doposlt .. RUPMRTOC* A MODIMIO Spmiil I »M«i' Mi.iiiin'il Miiiiilii.ii V' I' 20, a graduate of Shrine of the families, brothers and sisters, will be several million dollars unhappy that there was no ac- this town can read anyway!" I TRACTOR PUll Little Flower High School, 150 moms and dads, are $11 still with higher. tion on product liability and hope we never get like that here Tuesday. August 16 In addition to approving next unemployment insurance legis- In Hartford. TRI-CITY lbs. dripping wet, and homesick. us. "CNILDREM'I DAY' S III hi/1 llililh'li llllu Hill: Vllm»/ MlllilU'tl ill! I / Early June was my first pass off 9-9-99..the next palindrome year's budget, major legislative lation. These laws are ex- Recently Marion and I In- Diwnuillnl KhIi Ixtuli Hillil '• pin GRANDSttND^ base...the first girl I met in Cam- kolumn is scheduled for Sep- accomplishments included cessively punitive to Michigan's spected the current crop of kit- I I k i I'"' CIRCUR CONTINKNTAl HIM.III.I.II'.C passage of a 69-biil anti-crime job providers and deter new RECORD Wednesday, August 17 YOUR jUrtuUllllA bridge that Sunday was from tember 9, 1999. That will be four tens at Bob and Delores Kling's 138 N Main St., Box 7 V PRICES: days after Anne's 53rd birthday. package, tighter restrictions on employers, which in turn means ranch south of town. They have "NIIKNIICAL DAY" Royal Oak, Michigan, and on an Watervliet Mich., 49098 I ,-.11.. . (hi. ARTR A t RAf T» WORKRNOP OAV Smothers Brothers art tour of European cities. The I hope you are all here to read It public smoking, and close a loss of employment for had such a bumper crop of the icm trsfi Pridfly. Auqu«l 19 SERVICE I agreement on an extensive Michigan citizens. Since conti- (616) 463-3461 ii.. ,»i VUUTN TRACTOR OPt RATORR second and third girl, In that and I'm here to write It. little rascals, which have all CONTCRT Ai ^ mill iH package of bills to crack down nuing jobs and new jobs are Saturday. Auguat 20 order, were from Port Huron and been in such demand that only Ann# A Karl Bayar, Publisher* 1, in * " pin OAR RIOUI ROVfc 1.1.1,111,1 "NiON •CHOOL DAY" Word of the week^KALE on dangerous trucks and critical to Michigan's economic two are left. The remaining kit- " NORRt iUOOINO CONTCRT i/l.«w East Detroit. Thev. too, were on Karl Bayer, Editor GATE ADMISSION drivers. recovery and new growth, we tens get all their mother's atten- Bonnie Bannen, Copy Editor " ">• .im OAROrN R I ARM TRACTOR ••TRICES^H COLOMA HARTFORD PULLINU CONTf RT WATERVLIET Other new laws will: must restructure these laws to tion now and she keeps them 0,n r, «. friyil° y- Ad Salaa I RHOWMANRNIP RWrCPRTARCH --restore Michigan's presiden- create a welcome rather than IMI.IM IVI..K I I' spotless. The smaller of the two Qlnny Phillips, Bookketplng CONTCRT I'Mil s..— IV tial primary, effective 1992 AOOIVMPICR is/iini Ah-ii.n rV|. .• • .M..i IK., .I.H I'.- hostile business environment. is worth special mention. He iH..' I Krl Sirt.."' I STORE STORE • KI p... 4,4 TRUC K PULL .(imilIWIUHI' H. I'll..., STORE --allow criminal prosecution We must lower the high costs of must be a throw-back to another JhaTrl-Clty R#cord la of husbands or wives who sex- doing business in Michigan if generation, with large soulful Arrow Edition ol MCMBCI; MON-SAT 810 MON-SAT. 8-10 MON-SAT 8-10 ually assault their spouses we are to remain economically eyes and small pointed face like THE WAT R E RECORD Oak Ridge Roy* Mm Impm A»mmiitlinii nl liint mill I nhiliiiuiii. Cricket! have their hearing orgam In their knee* uIP ^ 1Io IllU'lllilllilllill AkVltlllll.111 III -make it a misdemeanor to competitive. a fox. I suspect some Midget 2nd oiaai poalaoe odd at Wt'diu'dduv Aiiyuii IV I llllu llllll I Hfllltlll.lllk SUNDAY 9-7 SUNDAY 8-8 CLOSED SUNDAY AUGUST 10,1988 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR TRI-CITY RECORD AUGUST 10. m Mrs. Hertha Nitz of Baroda and at Myers Funeral Home, AREA Mrs. Elsie Denzig of Clearwater, Mechanlcsburg, Pa. Hartford Council questions halt of Youth Corps program Mr. Sullens was born Jan. 15, Florida. She was preceded in Dr. Stagg roasted and toasted at hospital By Phyllss Buechner OBITUARIES 1966, in South Haven. Survivors death by her husband, William A motion was approved by had called him last week and ten phone calls and that ment Plant Operator's License, the next five months as Building just the present fee schedule for include: his parents, Mr. and MINNIE MESCHKE in 1970, by a daughter, Mar- to commemorate his 40th anniversary Hartford City Council members said the program had been placements were coordinated in his Class S-4 Water Distribution Inspector and Zoning Ad- building permits and bring them Minnie Meschke, 92, of 3315 Mrs. William Sul'ens of Le- guerite Barts on June 14, 1985, to send a letter to Represen- discontinued "so we lost our three counties, but Cass had not System Operator's License, and ministrator. Kenny Is state cer- to the next Council meeting. moyne. Pa.; one brother, Wade S. Lakeshore Drive, St. Joseph, and by a son, Edgar. By Lynn Attlla reception. The junior Dr. Stagg seven-year-old daughter, Jen- tative James 'Mick* Mlddaugh summer help." Mayor William gotten any cuts. Nelson said the for successfully completing his tified, according to Yerlngton, ANDERSON RESIGNS of Erie, Pa.; one sister, Mrs. Lori died at 9 a.m. Thursday, August Dr. Adalbert Stagg, a forty- said he was able to "hop a nifer; and stepchildren, Jason and Senator Harry Gast concer- Weeden requested permission County is aware of the situation applied mathematics course. and does Decatur's work. A mo- Mayor Weeden read a letter 4, 1988, in Berrien General Smith of Colorado Springs, Col- year veteran of Watervliet Com- plane" at the last minute and Pratt, 11, and Leslie Pratt, 21. ning the Michigan Youth Corps to write the letters to determine and is trying to find out whether DDA MEETING tion was approved to hire Dalton dated April 30, 1988, but not Hospital, Berrien Center. JENNIE BALFOUR orado; and grandparents - Rus- Weeden also announced that munity Hospital, was "roasted" spend some time with his dad His other children are: Dr. summer Job program, at the if this was a statewide cut in the or not all of the state has been Kenny at $100.00 per month for released until the Auguat 8 The funeral was held Monday Jennie Balfour, 101, formerly sell Sullens of Coloma, Mae before a capacity crowd in the on this special day. Robert Stagg, Redlands, Callfor- Council meeting Monday night. program or if only certain areas affected by the cuts. letters are being sent out to all five months while the Council meeting. The letter was from at 11:30 a.m. at the Zlon of Watervliet, died Saturday, Frye of Alma, Illinois; and Mr. Hartford . business people In- hospital's dining room, August Today, Dr. Stagg has his prac- nia; Andy Stagg, Kent, Public Works Superintendent were affected. Mayor Weeden presented pla- decides about a permanent Roy Anderson, submitting hla Evangelical United Church of August 6, 1988, at Countryside and Mrs. Eugene O'Dell of Mat- viting them to attend the 3, to commemorate his years of tice in Hartford. He resides Washington; and Dr. Sally Dan Staunton told the Council County Treasurer Wayne ques to Roy P. Hill and the replacement for Building In- resignation as Planning and Christ. St. Joseph. Burial was in Nursing Home. South Haven. toon, Illinois. organizational Vneeting for the service to the hospital and com- there with his wife, Lorna; their Stagg, Leucadia, California. that the Private Industry Council Nelson said they had also got- Council congratulated him for spector and Zoning Ad- Zoning Commission Chairman. Riverview Cemetery and ar- The funeral was held Tuesday munity. his accomplishment in obtain- Downtown Development Author- ministrator. The resignation, effective Im- at Hutchins Funeral Home. PHYLLIS PRENTISS rangements were by Kerley & Hospital staff. Board of ing his Class D-4 Water Treat- ity (DDA) which will be held at Mayor Weeden said he would mediately and given for per- Watervliet. Burial was in North Mrs. Phyllis Prentiss, 66. Starks Funeral Home, St. Trustee members, the Auxiliary Hartford City Hall, 19 W. Main appreciate It If the Public Works sonal reason^, was accepted Shore Memory Gardens. Memo- formerly of Watervliet, died Joseph. Memorials may be and family members surprised Street, on Tuesday, August 16, Committee would meet and ad- with regrets by the Council. made to the church. rials may be made to the Tuesday, August 2,1988, at Mar- 1988, at 6:00 p.m. Plymouth Congregational the doctor with what Communi- Mrs. Meschke was born tin Luther Memorial Home, ty Hospital Director of MEETING SET TO DISCUSS WATERVLIET AMTRAK STOP NO MOTION TO PAY Church, Watervliet. South Haven. March 16. 1896. in Baroda. She Marketing Rebecca Weber term- COMP TIME a operated a fruit stand on Mrs. Balfour was born Aug. The body was transferred By Karl Bayer tatives of the local governments quality ambulance service to the In other matters Weeden re- \ f 21, 1886, in Hartford. ed, "the best-kept secret of the ow open daily! Lakeshore Drive in St. Joseph. from Davidson Chapel, Florin Watervliet Mayor Robert and ambulance services of community of Watervliet. "All quested a motion from the Survivors include: a brother. century." Mrs. Weber said Survivors Include two sons, Funeral Service, Coloma, to Flaherty announced a meeting Watervliet, Coloma and Hart- they have to do Is show me how Council to pay Harold Walker Jr. Seward Lightner of Sparta, notices were placed in all Alden of St. Joseph and Harry of Ansberg-West Funeral Home, to discuss making an Amtrak ford. The committee would It can be paid for," he said. for his compensatory time In the North Carolina, and a sister, hospital staff pay envelopes Portage; one daughter, Mrs. Toledo, Ohio, for a funeral later stop in Watervliet. study the feasibility of forming amount of $10,271.25 per his let- Mrs. Clarlbel Jackson of three weeks earlier alerting the V Charles (Wahneta) Miller of Col- In the week. Burial was In staff of the pending reception. Flaherty told City Commis- an ambulance service group SEWER PROJECT OKAYED ter of resignation dated July 15. Feed Kalamazoo. Her husband, Har- Toledo Memorial Park oma; 10 grandchildren; 23 great- "It was stressed to keep it a sioners at their meeting Tues- made up of volunteers and $310,000 REVENUE BONDS His letter of resignation as rison, preceded her In death In Cemetery. Memorials may be grandchildren; three great-great- secret," Mrs. Weber said, "but day night he had a letter from J. paramedics already in service In City Commissioners okayed Building Inspector and Zoning 1963. made to the charity of the grandchildren; and two sisters. we figured somebody would slip Scott Hercik of the Michigan the tri-city area or the possibility seeking $310,000 In sewer Administrator was read and ac- Vmmama donor's choice. up sometime." Department of Transportation, of contracting out the am- revenue bonds over a 20-year cepted at the July 25 Council LENWOOD FOSTER Mrs. Prentiss was born Aug. Mrs. Weber said the reception Rail oiid Passenger programs. bulance services from an ex- period to pay for a sewer repair meeting. Walker said he was The funeral for Lenwood 20,1921, in Lucas County, Ohio. organizers were able "to keep it The letter acknowledged earlier isting private company. project. resigning "because of continu- Foster, 60, of Eau Claire, who She was a member of Blessed SPECIAL DAY...Memb«rt of Dr. Adalbert Stagg't family attandad tha Engineer Tim Lodge of ing acts of harrassment by some Harm secret" and Dr. Stagg appeared w discussions with Flaherty regar- Radde said she made her mo- died Thursday, August 5, 1988, Sacrament Catholic Church, aurprlaa racaptlon honoring hla tanurWW..wwwa In• th«v«wa communityWW? J. •Plctura | •VIU d Wlghtman & Associates said a of the City Council members stunned when he arrived at the .— reW| |0|, t0 • * - . .. ding the Amtrak stopping in tion In response to last month's at Mercy-Memorial Medical Toledo. Her husband, Norman, front row right, ara: Jaaon Pratt, atapaon; Jannlfar Stagg, dining room. Watervliet. meeting In which It was sug- recent sewer study, Including and the fact that they do not feel (and mends.) Center, St. Joseph, were held preceded her In death In 1980. daughtarigl . Back rowjaf... ..4t. to right: Lom..a . Stagg, wlia- ; Dr- . Stag- gJ Dr I should be paid for my comp The doctor was honored with The letter suggested Flaherty gested by the Joint Ambulance smoke tests, showed there were Monday at 10 a.m. at the Survivors include one sister, Adalbart Stagg Jr., aon. time." speeches, roasts, gag gifts and organize'a meeting with Board of Watervliet City and no significant sources of water Fairplain Chapel, Benton Har- Mrs. William (Louise) Martin of In the sewer system to explain Several months ago Walker general good will from all who representatives of Watervliet, Township that the present ser- bor, Florin Funeral Service. Watervliet. and the City accountant and attended the reception. Dr. Coloma and Hartford with an vice be disbanded and a private the higher amounts of water Burial service was held at North bookkeeper and public works Stagg appeared touched when eye to making the railroad stop a service be hired. Radde said too entering the sewage treatment Shore Memory Gardens. Memo- JAMES H. MITCHELL plant compared to the amount superintendent retained an at- •t. * Hospital Administrator Steven Reaching regional one, serving local area many questions were left Hutchins Funeral Home rials may be made to the Nlles James H. Mitchell, 45, of of water being pumped through torney to represent them on Spencer read a letter from his communities. unanswered and that there was A V-" 209 S Main. Watenrliet uuu Road Community Church, St. 49602 County Road 215, Law- the water system. Lodge said behalf of their request for reim- son, Klrt, who could not attend Flaherty said he had schedul- plenty of time to make a deci- Joseph, of which he was a rence, died Monday, August 1, the apparent problem was just bursement for comp time. The 463-3811 ' the special event. The letter read The Top Is ed a meeting for August 24 at 11 sion after proper study. member. 1988. Mass of Christian Burial ground water seepage through public works superintendent In part..."l want to thank you for a.m. and that he had Invited Mayor Flaherty said he was In COURTEOUS SERVICE IN Mr. Foster was born Aug. 19, was celebrated Thursday at 11 old sewers and manholes. has withdrawn, according to the experience at this hospital Not The Goal. Mayor Marvin Taylor of Coloma favor of any plan to provide $1.00 OFF"] A DIGNIFIED MANNER 1927, In Klser, Arkansas. He at- a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Weeden. Council member Frank and the experiences that you af- and that he would invite Mayor tended Benton Harbor High Church, Bangor. Burial was in William Weeden of Hartford to Yerlngton said the finance com- ROLAND T HUTCHINS. Dir. forded me as I was growing up. I Do you know your ideal Wood pressure'? High per person • School, Lake Michigan College Hill Cemetery, Lawrence. mittee was not sure if the also want you to know that I blood pressure is the greatest risk factor for attend. DON'T MISS OUR JL JL(One coupon per family.) and Southwestern Michigan Memorials may be made to St. figures Walker presented were consider myself most fortunate stroke. Last fall Flaherty had written College. He was employed as a Vincent DePaul or the altar accurate. Council member Glen • Feed the deer. • Picnic in a shady grove. and proud that you are my letters to Amtrak and to the skilled trades machine repair- society of the church. Almost one in three American adults suffers Wilkens said, "If this is part of father. I love you." Chessie system inviting them to • Ride the train. • Ride amusements man by Whirlpool Corp. for eight Mr. Mitchell was born Aug. 22, from high blood pressure, but it usually has the pending action, we should Klrt Stagg of Baker, Oregon, no symptoms. You should know your blood consider Watervliet as a train • Sing along at puppet shows. years and had been employed wait." No one would make a mo- 1942, in Bald Knob, Arkansas. had worked at the Watervliet pressure It's one stroke risk factor you can station site. A suggestion was 1' by Superior Steel Co., from 1948 He was employed for 25 years at tion to approve payment and 0(1 • Community Hospital as an control. made by the Downtown Devel- GIANT to 1978. Rlchcreek Well Drilling, Water- Weeden said that Walker's A whole day of fun and memories, orderly under the tutorship of opment Authority to offer to pro- Survivors Include: his wife, vliet. Survivors Include: his wife, Here are some of the ways you can keep prerogative Is to go to court. his father. vide the railroad with a Penny; a daughter, Mrs. Mark the former Patricia Click; one your blood pressure from getting to the BACK TO SCHOOL KENNY HIRED AS INSPECTOR CALVIN FUNERAL HOME Toward the end of the pro- critical point; warehouse in exchange for the DALE D. LIONARD, DlftlCTOt (Connie) Shank of Springfield, son, Anthony, at home; two In related matters Yerlngton gram, Dr. Adelbert Stagg Jr., of 9 use of the railroad depot In Ohio; four sons - Larry Len of daughters - Shannon and If you're on high blood pressure told the rest of the Board that he D€€R HARTFORD, MICHIGAN 49097 Durham, North Carolina, surpris- medication, take it exactly as Watervliet that Is presently be- mimoNi •at-4ioi Los Angeles, Don Duane of Tricia, both at home; his had contacted Dalton Kenny ed his father by attendlna the prescribed. Don't run out of pills, ing used for equipment storage. Waukegan, Illinois, John Leslie parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles even for a single day. from Decatur and that he was - Exit 39,1-94, Coloma, Michigan Open daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. - willing to work for the City for of Benton Harbor and Karry Mitchell of Batesvllle, Ark.; four • Reduce salt Intake. 1-800-752-DEER m a/ee • Wayne of Coloma; a brother, sisters - Martha Tubbs of GET RESULTS • Don't smoke cigarettes SALE! John D. of West Memphis. Grubbs, Ark., Mrs. Richard (Max- WITH RECORD AMBULANCE SERVICE STUDY MONUMIKTA Arkansas; a sister, Geraldlne In- ine) Keller of Batesvllle, Mary • Eat a low-fat low-cholesterol diet R FLYER FOR GREAT BUYS WANT ADS COMMITTEE APPROVED mon of Mooresvllle, Indiana; and Froud of Searcy, Arkansas, and • Know what you should weigh and CALL 3461 A motion by Commissioner LEONARD FUNERAL HOME 12 grandchildren. Mrs. John (Claudia) Wlthey of work to maintain it Va Beverly Radde to form a study UwfMM. Ml 4f0*4 («U| *744131 South Bend, Indiana, and one 10.1 committee to Investigate the BEIFY DRUG STORE PHONE QALE SURVIVOR OMITTED brother. Gene Brown of Black UNIOfl In last week's obituary notice Rock, Arkansas. future of the Watervliet Am- cmif* 387 N. MAIN WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN u 463-6127 OFFCOUHT for C. Irving Gale, 92, a former For Soft Water bulance Service was approved PNONE 463-3164 AUTMOWZtO COUECTION AGENT rO« The Meating Place" by the Commission. COlO MC«ft ** * MICHIGAN BE LI •It* KtCTPK FLORIN Coloma resident, who died Sun- CALL •ACMM IKXKW Skm* Cewtu Michigan gas • mo* l.v 0«D€«S SAJMS- FUNERAL SERVICE day, July 31,1988, his daughter, Radde's motion called for a rinses committee made up of represen- IS&< o DAVIDSON CHAPEL Barbara Gale of Coloma, was in- CLARA CORBIDQE For more 1 O advertently omitted by the Clare Corbldge, widow of BEHNKE OMIT fa I 249 East Center Street information, funeral home. Howard Corbldge and aresldent Coloma, Ml 49038 contact of Watervliet and Paw Paw Lake SOFT WATER 468-3181 since 1930, has died. She was 83 JEFFREY SULLENS years old when she passed 1-800-5231370 QUAUTV MEATS & GROCERIES Jeffrey S. Sullens, 22, of away. She was with her 1416-782-5100 or ^ American Heart Association Comer Forest Beach Road & Old M-140, Watervliet Dauphin, Pennsylvania, formerly daughter, Barbara Corbldge ADVERTISED PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY THRU SATURDAY itter 5 p.m. 782-6990 A Way Agency 29th Annual m Of Michigan united THISTL® of South Haven, died Wednes- WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIFS Semler, In Richmond, Kentucky. ThBimnaftifMraortdbyttM State Bank of Cotomi * * * * • day, July 20, 1988, of injuries A brief graveside memorial received in a one-car accident in service will be held August 20. BIGGER (is.b.A dHoice 'Sewng Standard for Lucttterxe Dauphin County, Pa., according At the request of the family in Profewonal Care0 THAN to a funeral home spokesman. any memorials should be made Memorial services were held to the Watervliet Public Library. Inicrcslcd in starling your own EVER! CHUCK AG olden Rule Home Monday, August 1, at 7:30 p.m. company? Becoming a good sccrciary? Or a bcucr managemeni assisiam?... AND PANCAKE BREAKFAST We'll gel you there. iSfCAM POUMb Lake Michigan College offers a personalized ,us.nA. C/Hcict U.i.M. CHciU education that can help you succeed. Small- L6MU 'hut sized classes allow your professors to give you the broadest education available. 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Success-N-Life (W Little Rascala rT) Donahue (R) m PTL Club American Magazine I (ft DuckTales Peach-Tac-U-Lar Festival breaks all-time records with more than 53,000 spectators ® MOVIE: 'The Monster 3:00 CC Nightwatch v Australian Kimberly (16 ©CD NBC News S(fl) Varied Programs SportsCenter (3$ Mister Rogers You Can Be a Star Green Acres I NICK Rocks: Video to Go Squad" (In Stereo) 12:30 fi Mister Ed (f.t) MacNeil/Lehrer — CD © (3® © (J) Late (26 ABC News Joined in Doris Day 1 Newswatch By Lynn Attlla ® 46 Letter Sumrall Headline News Overnight Newshour 3:35 © Flintstones TD Facts of Life women are home economics place; Imelda Ramirez, St. INN News Night With David Letterman Progress (CC) Hot Potato The 2l8t annual Coloma Glad- Teaching Crook and Chase (22 News (ffi Popeye 4:00 a CD Love Connection fl. Joa Joseph, second place; Alice MOVIE. 'Freaky Friday' In Stereo) a k teachers In local high schools. 'd$ Nova ICC) (R) Remington Steele Part 1 MOVIE; 'Harry and Tonto' Welcome to Pooh Corner 2:05 Varied Programs )© (22 Oprah Winfrey (ir Dlff'rent Strokes Peach Festival was a "Peach- Nasol, Buchanan, third place; 700 Club (CC) «of 2 1 Mister Rooers Winning honors for Most fflj Check It Out! 46 PTL Club 2:30 (S Get Smart Joan Rivers (And Tac-U-Lar success," according (30-39 years): Marie Smythe, I 46 Camp Meeting U.S.A. Airwoif _ MOVIE: 'Howard the (JI Headline News Star Trek B (32 Flintstones uperlor Court Creative was Dorothy Baker, Friends) Salute Heidi Abro- to Festival President Dale 1Top Rank Boxing; Ouincy (2) Wonderful World of Duck' (CC) (In Stereo) _ Our Friends on Wooster One Day at a Time B You Can't do That on Tel- (41 Hill Street Blues Coloma, for her entry of Peach Allegan, first place; Diane Graf- mowiti Taylor vs. Terry Norria |R) Disney; Davy Crockett and Motorweek Illustrated Square 08) Varied Prog rams evision (22 Win, Lose or Draw Stover. © If MOVIE: 'Dead Men Fudge. Mrs. Herman said fenius, Coloma, second place; To Be Announced. the River Pirates MOVIE: 'Easy Rider* Wind In the Willows I Newsday Kids Incorporated Don't Wear Plaid' © China Mission [if} My Little Pony CD Magnum. P.I. <46 Beverly Hillbillies He said an estimated crowd Anita VanderHeyden, St. 3:30 Rhoda (jj) Risking It All :00 (3D © 22 This Morning Crook and Chase Dorothy had perfected the © Trinity MOVIE. 'Nicholas Nick- 7:05 © AndyGriffith Edge of Night Flying Nun BraveStarr (ft) Sesame Street (CC), of 53,000 spectators attended Joseph, third place; (40-49 9 30 O Donna Reed S (32' Thundercats (CC) recipe after tedious hours of leby' 7:30 O (D © ®) Entertainment (Ifliate Show (In Stereo) Press Your Luck (3D Smurfs' Adventures the extravaganza, breaking at- @ 46 On the Wings of a Tonight (In Stereo) Lassie research and testing. The years): Judy Bodjack, Stevens- 3:40 O MOVIE: 'Mannequin* 12:40 B CD MOVIE; 'Fire on the Daybreak Ofl Fat Albert (35' Sesame Street (CC) CD Newlywed Game Dove (CC) (In Stereo) Mountain' (R) 3:00 . CD B (D © (22'Guid- 28) The Judge (CC). 1 Lone Ranger tendance records In every event. vllle, first place; Sandy Koch, St. 1 3y Win, Lose or Draw Bozo scrumptious treat Is being ® Volleyball: Women's Pro ing Light 4:00 O MOVIE: 'The Sin of Har- 1 ($2) Current Affair 1:00 B 32 Harry 0 (il ® CD Today (In 33) ® CD Divorce Court Dance Partv USA An estimated 20,000 people Joseph, second place; Carol Beach Tournament Her- old Diddlebock' 1 Donna Reed Edison Twins (ffi Punky Brewster featured at the Deer Forest mosa Beach. (R) I Double Dare (CC) Stereo) (12 Batman pressed Into the downtown area Miller, Coloma, third place; (50 Larry King Overnight 1 Crossfire Inside Politics *88 (R) III) Jetsons Leave It to Beaver Sweet Shoppe. New Country (In Stereo) © 35 Sesame Street (CC) Lassie Nashville Now to view the $4,400 aerial 8MOVIE: 'John Goldfarb, 1 8) Newlywed Game MOVIE; 'Stand By Me' © ii; Good Momlng Amer- CD First Edition In the Breads, Cupcakes and years and up): Rose McCourt, St. 32 News Please Come Home" (CC) Intemational Hour Hazel (321 Double Dare (CC). § MOVIE: 'Mannequin' il Major League Baseball; ica (CC). CD GD (16) ® CD Santa fireworks shoW. The half-hour Joseph, first place; Donna Oas, © MOVIE; 'The Petticoat Chain Reaction 1 Dennis the Menace Muffins category, seven-year- (CC) (In Stereo) Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati (46 Success-N-Life Donald Duck Presents Barbara show Is reported to be the Affair' Reds (Live) ^ (if) DufckTales CD ® CD News old Amanda Zandarskl, Coloma, Paw Paw, second place. O Rowan & Martin's Laugh- 8NFL Yearbook: 1987 Los (33) Nightly Business Re- Welcome Back, Kotter 4:05 © Flintstones © MOVIE; '9 Deaths of the © 16 Cheers (CO Angeles Rams (R) Jem largest In Southwestern In 8($1) Golden Years of Tele- 4:30 B CD Superior Court (i|i Family Ties won honors for her Best Ever Ninja* © 35 Press Pass © (ii Chicaoo Tonight (R) Gospel Bill Michigan this year. ID 35 Struggles for Poland vision (32) Real Qhostbusters (|8: Reading Rainbow Muffins. Linda Zandarskl, Col- GRAND FESTIVAL PARADE © (46: Richard Roberts © (H Wheel of Fortune (ffi Smurfs' Adventures (CC) Part 6 ot 9 © Bums and Allen © © @3 General Hos- Monkees (fli People s Court A total of 1497 people used Qt) High Rollers CC). Beverty Hillbillies oma, took the prize for her entry An estimated 17,000 spec- O Inside World Tennis © Search for Tomorrow )ltal Transformers @2) Newlywed Game ALIEN BEINQS7...a one-eytd, ITo Be Announced. (22; Three's Company Valley of the Meerkats d® Dennis the Menace the free shuttle bus service to tators crammed the parade © MOVIE: 'Revenge of the 1 Welcome to Pooh Corner (31 Dennis the Menace tn the Cakes category and the 4:30 Action Cycle Sports Road To Seoul (taped) 1:10 § Today's Special Videopolis one-homed, flying purple people Nerds II: Nerds In Paradise' CD © 22 MOVIE: (# Petticoat Junction (fl Love Connection (46) Andy Griffith and from the festival area to the route and enjoyed one of the All In the Family I Best of Scholastic Sports 'Tuareg; The Desert Warrior' Dumbo's Circus Miscellaneous category. Linda's eater entertained an active au- (CC) (In Stereo) (D You Can't Take It Varied Programs If Andy Griffith New Country Hilltop Food Center on Paw Paw most exciting festival parades ROYAL TOTS...Lance Hazen and Arlca Harris were crowned Prince ® 46 Lesea Alive I America (46) Victory Today VideoCountry Lady Finger Ice Box Cake and dience Saturday night. With You © Major League Baseball; Donald Duck Presents Rifleman Avenue, Coloma. The shuttle © it] Beiderbecke Affair 1:30 O Rowan & Martin's Laugh- (33) Sesame Street (CC) Dobie Gillis 461 DuckTales Peach Butter were deemed ever, according to Festival and Princess of the 21st annual Glad-Peach Festival In opening 4:39 O 32 Starsky and Hutch Atlanta Braves at Pittsburgh In (ffi Silver Spoons Part 2 ot 3 Tic Tac Dough CD Dating Game 5:35 Laveme 81 Shirley service ran between 11 a.m. superb by the judges. President Dale Stover. More ceremonies Friday night. © Crook and Chase Pirates (Live) B Newsnight Upd Gentle Ben (ffi Dennis the Menace © (D Hollywood Squares Father Knows Best Saturday until 1 a.m. Sunday Graves, Brldgman, third place; than 70 units participated tn this £D Straight Talk B CD © Ci i) fflC D News (3!) Teddy Ruxpin 3:05 Tom 81 Jerry's Funhou; Bumoer Stumpers Ms. Mary Wendzel, Coloma, © Benny Hill B VideoCountry (In Stereo) 8:35 Bewitched 3:30 (35) Tom and Jerry morning and was deemed a total was the winner Ih the Pie (20-29 years): Chuck Jager, St. year's event. WEDNESDAY 8:00 B(D BCD© Jake 9:00 CD Sally Jessy Raphael In a row Eau Claire has taken © New! Animal World Id MOVIE; 'Menace on the success by Stover. "We will be category with her entry of Joseph, first place; Terry The Sweepstakes Award for Wells Award, for best overall 1015 ffl MOVIE: Destry' 8/17/88 and the Fatman (CC) (May Mountain' (321 Woody Woodpecker Graves, Brldgman, second home this special honor. use of glads or peaches, went to 10:30 6 Car 54. Where Are You? be pre-empted R) © Fishin' Hole Pinwheel looking forward to using this Peachle Pecan Pie. Samples of best overall float went to the Ci- MORNING The festival's Glohaven O News B (S) MOVIE; 'the Sons of © (if) Blake's 7 Daywatch CALL 466-5616 type of service again If we can the delicacies were sold after place; John Dine, St. Joseph, ty of Eau Claire for Its entry titl- the Coloma Lions Club float titl- ID Inside Golf 5:00 Katie Elder' © MOVIE; 'Under Fiesta B ) Wil Shriner (R) third place; (30-39 years): Joe Award, for best use of a theme © Auto Racina; O MOVIE; 'No Way Out' (In get a sponsor," he remarked. the judging. ed 'Eau Claire Visits Jungle ed 'We Love Western Movies.' © Coming Attractions Saab Pro Series, from Port- Stars' Smurfs' Adventures Pater, St. Joseph, first place; of their choice, and the Joe E. Miss Coloma, Krlstlna Nord, and © Water Skiina: Interna- land. Ore.(R) Stereo) © Best of Groucho 35 Spl. Today Stover attributed the success Book.' This was the second year tional Tour, from Port Worth. 5:35 MOVIE: 'the Hideaways' Make Room for Daddy © WWF Prime Time Wres- 41 Movie ifyun'rc hut busy tv of "one of the finest festivals Chuck Tate, Brldgman, second her Court were featured on the Republican National Movie 5K and 10K RUN Texas. (Taped) 5:40 Martin Mull Live! From 8 tling "CfII the Mrs." for "ecomphshuUor^m u^kx! ^ ^ ever" to community effort and place; Tom Latack, Stevensvllle, float. © VideoCountry (In Stereo) North Ridgevelle, Ohio (CC) Convention Hit Squad © (46) Lester Sumrall A slight dip tn temperatures © Celebrity Chefs O CD © O) © CO J.J. 2:00 News (R) Teachino support. "It would have been Im- third place; (40-49 years): Steve Other award winners were: In Stereof Starbuck (May be pre- Errands. Cleaning and Organizing. helped to make the Festival's 5K CQ Noah's Ark 6:00 MOVIE; 'Brighton Beach (32' Keys to Success © Fandango Banyon, Stevensvllle, first Jim Dandee Award, for best empted R) (In Stereo) possible to do without the sup- and 10K Run a big success, ac- 1100 0^23 Memoirse * (CC) MOVIE; 'No Way Out' (In © Father Knows Best Ralocatlon Services. Laundry and Ironing. © (IK) 16 Days of Glory (CC) port of the greater Coloma com- place; Les Collins, St. Joseph, 28 CD 22 ffl X News 6:40 Frog Prince Stereo) 07) Pink Panther cording to Qlad-Peach Run See QLAD-PEACH on page 12 Part 5 of 6. Party Planning. Condo Cleaning A Stocking. O (32: Three's Company 7:30 Tale of Peter Rabbit, and B Car 54, Where Are You? © Varied Programs munity," he stressed. "The finan- second place; John Churchill, © (28 © (4i] Growing Pains Mlscellanous Helpful Services. organizers. Committee member Part 2 of 2 the Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher © (191 Indiana Outdoors (R) 9:05 © Little House on the Wt will makt your lite Mel«r for you I cial support, the hard work. It St. Joseph, third place; (50 years Q Monkees Animated (CC) (May be pre-empted R) © m INN News Prairie Meal Planning A Preparation. Deanna Hemlnger said 227 run- Brothers (In Stereo) and older): Frank Wallace, O Moneyline © Adventures of Tom Saw- © SportsLook 9:30 B p My Little Pony And, we're truetwonhy, reliable and House Sitting. was, well, overwhelming." "The ners turned out for the annual Q Twilight Zone Edison Twins ©CD MMOVIEO : 'My Pal Trig- Teddy Ruxpin effordaMtl success of the weekend was Kalamazoo, first place; Henry MOVIE; 'La Bamba' (CC) race. © 35 Convention Night in 8:00 MOVIE; 'Betrayed' er' 35 Captain Kangaroo Matheson, Galesburg, second (In Stereo) due to a total community effort." A new course that began and Review § MOVIE; 'Back to the 700 Club 46 Jimmy Swaggart place; Don Adent, Berrien Spr- DDA MEETING © flj) M'A'S'H Beach' (In Stereo) © (46' Success-N-Life © New! Animal World © Varied Programs He said the Watervliet, Col- © Golden Link: Great ended at Deer Forest was dubb- © Adventures of Ozzie and © MOVIE: 'Quarterback 2:15 ©MOVIE;'The World of Su- © (33) Mister Rogers oma Township and Coloma City ed "terrific" by run participants. ings, third place. ATTENTION Harriet Princess' Jans (Taped) zie Wona' © You Can Be a Star Women: (15-19 years) Bobble r (H) Chicago Toniaht © Tanner '88: The Boiler 8:30 © SportsCenter 2:20 © QI Headline News © Hazel Police departments worked Mrs. Hemlnger said the course © Nashville Now (In Stereo) 2:25 Thundercats (CC). 1 HOT SUMMER SPECIAL I Bailey, Edwardsburg, first place; CITY OF HARTFORD Room (CC) (In Stereo) 9:00 © (4i) MOVIE; 'The Mirror MOVIE: 'Catch-22' (CC) together for the first time and © Crazy Like a Fox was designed to be In a low traf- © 46 Dwight Thompson Crack'd' 2:30 § CD Entertainment To- (T) Family Feud Krystyna Kras, Sawyer, second © MOVIE; 'Up the Aca- s SUMMER IS HERE! All of us love to work & play outside...and;:! "did a terrific job." The three law BUSINESS PEOPLE © You Can Be a Star © MOVIE: 'The Care Bears ' ht(ln Stereo) B CD Hour Magazine (R) fic area, making It safer for the demy* GD News (R) ("32 Wonder Woman * many of us get over exposure from the hot blazing sun. SomeS enforcement agencies provided place; (20-29 years): Wendy v The City of Hartford would © Remington Steele Adventure in Wonderland' runners. © 17,' Simon & Simon © Alfred Hitchcock Pre- © Swimming; Visa Interna- 8 (32) MOVIE; 'The Proud 8CD © (!® ® CD Sale of !;; people use sun screen for protection... j? six patrolling officers and three Taking home first-place Becker, Watervliet, first place; like to cordially Invite you to at- sents tional, from Santa Clara, Nature of Things and the Profane* the Century patrolling squad cars on duty In Diane Curtis, Benton Harbor, se- tend the organizational meeting © fit Dating Game Calif. (R) Mister Ed Monkees B Incredible Hulk * HOWEVER, there is a better way-why not try Mother Nature's:;; trophies In the 10K Run were (P © (ID Head of the cond place; Kathy Milam, St. for the Downtown Development m 1930s 9:30 © M6VIEVI ; 'La Bamba' (CC) i s Latenight © '35 Size Small the evening hours. Stover In- Vtckl Lyn Wyatt, a 26-year-old 11:30 2 Diamonds (R) ^Stereo) Class (CC). (May be pre- Nightwatch Joined in © (28' Donahue (R) ;;; sun screen? A beautiful tan, from the clean, indoor tanningl Joseph, third place; (30-39 Authority (DDA). The meeting empted R) dicated the crowd was "well- Watervliet resident, with a time (T Supenor Court 10:00 MOVIE; 'Like Normal Progress © (22' Wil Shriner © Super Dave (In Stereo) | salon-with stereo and air conditioning. jj; years): Jean Street, St. Joseph, will take place at City Hall, 19 W. 32 © m M'A'S'H People' (In Stereo) © (46i Lester Sumrall ® (H Lesea Alive behaved" and no Incidents were of 44.31.8 and 42-year-old Dale © Danger Bay (CC). first place; (50 years and older): Main Street, on Tuesday, August MOVIE: Plenty' (In © MOVIE; 'Show Boat' Teaching © (TT Sesame Street (CC). v DON'T BURN this summer! Come to Plaza Tanning, at Plaza? reported. Jacobs from Brldgman with a TOP RUNNERS...Overail winners In the Glad-Peach Run were, left to Stereo) © Billiards; Wortd Open © SportsCenter Ann Schwendener, Kalamazoo, 16,1988, at 6:00 p.m. Thank you © Surfing; OP Fiji Invita- Nine-Ball Women's Cham- S Motel-we have a special price iust for you...$25.00 for 210;:; ROYAL CROWNINQ time of 36.54.8. The overall win- right: Vlckl Wyatt (10K), Watervliet; Brenda Howard (5K), Portage; O Ann Sothem tional Championship (R) © Noah's Ark bi Crook and Chase first place. for your consideration and sup- Q Sports Toniahniohtt © MOVIE; 'This Is the Army' iship (Taped) 2:35 © MOVIE: 'Link' (CC) (In © 700 Club j;; minutes. The weekend started off with ners In the 5K Run were 22-year- Dale Jacobs (10K), Brldgman; Benjamin Adler (5K), St. Joseph. Q!) Wild America (CC) (ID© (31 ®d) Best of 10:05 © MOVIE: 'Don't Give Up Stereo) © Movie a frenzy of excitement Friday old Brenda Howard from Por- (Photo by Lynn Attlla) port. Let's make Hartford a City Carson (R) (In Stereo) the Ship' _ Nature of Things 3:00 (T) Nightwatch © (3? BJ/Lobo | THE HOURS ARE CONVENIENT, because we are open from 8;;! 5K Run - Men (14 years and with a future! 9:00 BCDBCDOaD©(16) evening, when the 21st annual tage, Michigan, with a time of O Trapper John. M.D. 11:00 © Ed McBain •Spy 10:05 © Movie S A.M. until Midnight. Which means 7 days a week, day or night,:-: under): Gene Rltchls, Portage, © 35 National Audubon 11:30© MOVIE: 'Just You and © (?8: © ® ® ® CD Headline News Overnight 10:30 B CD Card Sharks Prince and Princess were crown- 20.57.3 and Benjamin Adler, a Republican National Con- first place; Brian Elsenbrandt, Society Specials (CC). (R) (In Me, Kid' INN News 0 CD CD (JD © CD Clas- you can get a tan. ed In opening ceremonies. sixteen-year-old from St. Stereo) vention (CC). MOVIE; 'Going Ape!' sic Concentration Stevensvllle, second place; © Basic Treining Workout Thirty-six contenders, the 2^ Nightline (CC). My Three Sons (46) Camp Meetina U.S.A. © ($S) Art of William Alexan- Joseph, who ran the course In Michael Carrlngton, Bear, DE, g W WKRP In Cincinnati AFTjRNWN 8 (3| Showdown on To- PGA Golf; The Interna- der and Lowell Speers largest number In the history of bacco Road (R) 16.22.0. third place; (15-19 years): Dan © Gleason: He's the Grea- 12:00 O MOVIE: 'Uncle Tom's Ca- tional First Round (R) © Varied Programs the festival, vied for the royal ti- Top three winners In each test bin' (CC) © MOVIE; 'Masters of the Hug Tight © VideoCountry DeSmlt, Kalamazoo, first place; Universe' © MOVIE: 'The Pleasure of © MOVIE; 'Masters of the 3:30 Rhoda © (W) Varied Programs tle. The five- and six-year-old category were: 10K Run - Men: Danny Bradley, Benton Harbor, Mis Company' Univene' MOVIE. Going Ape!' 3:55 §MOVIE; 'Psycho III' (CC) 11:00a CD BCD ©(52)Price Gaylon Moss Mgr. contestants were picked by a (15-19 years) Derek Adams, Por- © MOVIE; Armed and Dan- © MOVIE. Under Fiesta 8 m Lester Sumrall (In Stereo) • Iis Righn t 4923 N Watervliet Rd. second place; Mike Koebel, St. lerous' (CC) (In Stereo) Stars' Teaching 4:00 B MOVIE; 'Mr. Moto's Last (32! Donahue (R) penny vote. The youngsters' pic- tage, first place; Tom Ahleman, © (B) 16 Days of Glory (CC) Watervliet, Mich Joseph, third place; (20-29 SportsCenter 1:00 O (5? Lunchtime Super- Warning' e__ Sharon, Lois 81 Bram's tures were on display at various Portage, second place; Patrick years): Trent Schafer, _ American Magazine stars Part 5 of 6 Larry King Overnight Elephant Show CALL AND MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY! | businesses throughout the com- © Riptide O $$ MOVIE: 'Letter of In- © 700 Club MOVIE: 'The Mountain' BCD ©(361 ©CD Wheel Kalamazoo, first place; Shawn (17 Simon & Simon troduction' © (g) MOVIE: 'Hot Stuff' (4® Richard Roberts oufi Fortunr e munity. Wlteman, South Bend, Indiana, © 1930s © MOVIE; 'Menace on the Blue Treasure Island CD High Rollers Charlie's Angels Taking home the title this year 9:30 O Donna Reed second place; Jamie Wlersema, 12.00 o (X) CD 221 Diamonds (R) Mountain' To Be Announced. 8^ (35) Microwave Master were Prince, Lance Hazen, son O to Late Show (In Stereo) © MOVIE; 'Brighton Beach (1$ Urban Ministry 4-20 MOVIE: 'Into The Home- © (28) Hour Magazine (R) Parchment, third place; (30-39 Memoirs' (CC) PBA Bowling: $140,000 land' (CC) (In Stereo) © (ft) Growing Pains (R) NOW of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hazen, O Make Room for Daddy years): Wayne Stefanlch, Benton Surfer Magazine Senior Touring Pro Doubles 4;30 Brothers (In Stereo) © You and Me, Kid 5931 Becht Road, Coloma; and Newsnight Uve) Scheme of Things ® m 700 Club Harbor, first place; R. Good- .28 MOVIE: Charlie 8MOVIE; 'Wortd War III' Princess, Arlca Harris, daughter 8 Part 1 of 2. New Country (In Stereo) CD We Got It Made © Getting Fit child, South Bend, Indiana, se- Grant's War' (Colorized Ver- MOVIE: 'Divine Madness' Lancer © (9) Mister Rogers sion) 1:30 © Yachting; Liberty Cup. of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Harris, from New Yorfc City. (R) 10:00 B (&) News 4 50 ($$ Starsky and Hutch © American Magazine OPEN cond place; John Carr, St. © 41 Nightline (CC) 6222 Pierce St., Coloma. Both MOVIE; 'Psycho III' (CC) CiD Fantasy Island Joseph, third place; (40-49 © MOVIE: 'Piralet' 2:00 O MOVIE; Thunder Run' (In Stereo) §Adventures of the Little youngsters are 6Vi years old. years): Jim Schafon, Portage, © 46 Pa Club © MOVIE: 'Howard the O Rowan & Martin's Laugh- Koala Duck* (CC) (In Stereo) First runners-up In the contest © Inside the PGA Tour In DAYTIME B CD © (itf ® (D Win, DRIVING RANGE first place; Fred Hemseth, St. © (11) Convention Night in © Water Skiina: Interna- © (35 Moyers; God and Pol- WEEKDAYS Lose or Draw were Michael Jones and Aman- Joseph, second place; Jerry Review tional Tour, from Fort Worth. itics (CC) Pari 2 of 3 (R) MINIATURE flOf F da Zandarskl. Second runners- © Nashville Now Texas. (R) © Vietnam War Story (CC) MORNING © (35, Sesame Street (CC). Hauch, Benton Harbor, third FROM © Paper Chase 3:00 © Hockey Night © ® Home up were Dustln Relnhardt and (In Stereo) 5:00 B Crossfire place; (50 years and older): © Portraits of Power Chur- Thoroughbred Sports © (46 Lesea Alive © Walt Disney Presents Karl Taylor. All children par- ffl Varied Programs © Qi) Captain Kangaroo George Myers, St. Joseph, first chill - Voice of a Prophet >st "BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY 12:15©MOVIE: The Beguiled' NFL Yeerbook; 1987 Car- © (Q) Beiderbecke Affair (46 Breakthrough (CC). (R) ticipating In the contest receiv- place; Jerry Turner, Edward- 12:30 O Mister Ed »dinals (Taped) Part 3 of 3. Green Acres © New Country ed a crown and a bag of gifts FROM KIDS TO GRANDPA" sburg, second place; Dick HRRBOR FORD O C£) © Cil © GD Late 4:00 O MOVIE; 'Brighton Beach Crook and Chase CD Sally Jessy Raphael © Varied Programs from local merchants plus a ride Night With David Letterman Memoirs* (CC) Straight Talk Man from U.N.C.L.t AFTERNOON Mohler, Stevensvllle, third (In Stereo) © Tale of Peter Rabbit, and ^ Secrets of the Coast 5:05 © Varied Programs ASK ABOUT OUR NEW on a fire engine. place. Stop in and take a test drive. O MOVIE: 'The Key to Re- the Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher 10:15 © MOVIE: 'Charley Varrick' 5:30 B Showbiz Today 12:00 B CD Photoplay Rhoda B 35 Family Feud DRIVING RANGE MEMBERSHIP Woman - (14 years and becca' Pari 2 of 2 Animeted 10:30 B Car 54, Where Are You? Meet our Professional Sale Staff © (41 Runaway With the © PGA GoM: The Interna- News Jimmy Swaggart H Brady Bunch YOUTH PARADE under): Theresa Owens, N. Port i Getting Fit Rich and Famous tional First Round (Live) Sports Writers on TV Pin wheel - The Festival Youth Parade Richey, Florida, first place; Running and Racing 4:25 ) MOVIE; 'Fish Hawk1 Zorro | Gomer Pyle, USMC Sonya Live in L.A. was "a big success," according and learn how we can save you money. (11) Risking it All 4:30 §9 MOVIE: 'SpaceCamp' Hitchhiker (CC). (In 1 Wil Shriner CD News Nicole Berumen, Hubart, In- Edge of Night (CC) (In Stereo) Stereo) 5:39 I Varied Programs Geraldo to Parade Chairman Julie diana, second place; (15-19 5:45 J Before Hours 16 © CD Super Pass- (IT '-ate Show (In Stereo) EVENING VideoCountry (In Stereo) wwrn Pupedls. "It was one of the big- r © Amazing Years of Ci- American Snapshots $5 Hooked on Aerobics word years): Diane DeVllblss, Col- 6:00 CD CBS News gest youth parades we've seen nema 6:00 fli GD O (D O 013 CD This Land © .281 © (41 Ryan's Hope oma, first place; Tiffany Bailey, ^ 4 News 11:00B(DB(DQ®®(16 Curious George © (22 Young and the Rest- In a long time." According to SHOW STOPPER...Tammy Dill 12:40 0 GD MOVIE: 'Fantastic Coloma, second place; Julie Chfi Rusch Journey' (R) (g) Happv Days CD $2) © _C_ DNew s Daybreak less Mrs. Pupedls, 185 children took honors for B«tt Lip Sync Frank Rusch CD NBC News © Varied Programs Nearpass, Eau Claire, third Quality Control 1:00 O 32 Harry 0 MOVIE; 'Six Weeks* Three's Company (15-19 olds) for her rendition General Manager Donna Reed Finders Keepers Monkees Alice '46 James Robison representing 58 units par- year place; (20-29 years) Becky Tij ABC News (CC). 1 Inside Politics '88 (R) Showbiz Today Moneyline Aerobics ticipated In the fun-fllled event. of 'Somebody's Eyes in Satur- Carlson, Grand Rapids, first MOVIE: 'The Destroyers' Good Times Part 2 of 2 Twilight Zone 22 Dating Game _ ® Reading Rainbow GREEN Judges for the Youth Parade day's 'Putting on the Hits' show. M Success-N-Life (B) Live at Five ($S Convention Night in Mickey Mouse Club (CC) (R) RED ARROW HIGHWAY > I Best of Scholastic Sports $5 To Be Announced. Review _ ^6; Lester Sumrall © Movie WATERVLIET, MICH. were: Kerry Blnnington, Coloma America (28 Jeopardy! (CC). © ® M'A'S'H Teaching © Straight Talk Public Library; Joan Bell, Col- •v.V (11 Chicaoo Tonight dl WKRP in Cincinnati © MOVIE: •R.S.V.P.' Aerobics © Madame's Place 1-94 exit 41 Bums and Allen MOVIE; 'Back to the © Adventures of Ozzie and Headline News © (1? 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Business This 8CD © (8) ® CD Scrab- '•JERRY HUNT'S AUTO CENTER honors In the Decorated Wagon/ A Real Bakery Mornino In © SportsLook SRemington Steele Part 1 ble Float Division was The Flint- Don Newsnight Update frf; Wortd of Survival of 2 Little Prince © 35 Reading Rainbow The Walking Man's Friend Tom Fry 8(J © 16 ® (J News Fandango © Alfred Hitchcock Pre- Business Morning © 28 © (41; Loving stone's House, a float built by Big Valley sents CD News © Adventures of Ozzie and is ready to serve you at two convenient locatiom seven local families. Youngsters i © MOVIE: 'Johnny Shiloh' Cartoons ® Dating Game Faith Twenty Harriet .^V4.AAi'^ © Lighter Side of Sports (ffi Little House on the SWines of Italy: Emilia -- Mousercise 46 Richard Roberts The M-139 Lot The Main St Lot depleting Bedrock characters © (11 Blake's 7 Preirie nagna (46 Ag-Day Bodyshaping r 1283 S. M-139 299 Main St. on the float were: Jamie and © MOVIE: 'Heart of the Vista 11:30 B (3D Diamonds (R) Nation's Business Today §ii Sesame Street (CC) Brian Alklre, Wendy and Alfred x t Rockies Alice Superior Court Scooby Doo Benton Harbor Benton Harbor Best of Groucho Hazel Park Racing © (Il M'A'S'H X Morning Stretch © That Girl 9252277 925-7443 Hart, Angela and Jason Smith, iVm Hollywood Inaider (X) © 31 CBS News Ann Sothem James Robison © (ffi New Dick Van Dyke Joe and Sara Martin, Dan and TT "•"dy Jim WotW"* __ 17 Beverly Hills Teens Show ^ (1? Hit Squad C). Sports Toniaht Rochofort Jock 2:00 O CSl News (R) (91 Happy Days CI) CD (9) ©GE) Best of 6:45 © 35 Weather 1:00 B Belle and Sebastian Helena Zandarskl, Amanda Im- Mil V A0ll|#y 5 Alfred Hitchcock Pre- Don't Just SH There (R) (In Stereo) 7:00 f| GL Business This Morn- B CD © 16 ® (D Days ^TROUBLE WITH CREDIT? ler and Chris and Angelic Smith. Cathy sents Inside Politics '88 Trapper John. 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Wild Wild World of ^ LOW WEEKLY PAYMENTS (CC) (In Stereo) Friends '32 Late Show (In Stereo' Tom & Jerry's Funhouse Animals Academy. at Regular Price, SALES'SERVICE'PARTS 1 Superbook Vi Headline News 7:00 fl® CBS News ICC) Make Room for Daddy Fandango .'NO INTEREST! PEACH BAKE-OFF Second Dozen Only Complete Body Shop with frame straightening capabilities 2:30 (1. Entertainment To- I Hollywood Squares Newsnight I Cartoons Bachelor Father The annual Peach Bake-off ht Mn Stereo) r32 Taxi (ft MOVIE: My Pal Tng- 3? Jem 1 Play Percentages Gt)Newi(RiXf Newt ) ' I You Can't do That on Tel- 7:15 '18 © X News 2:00 a CD B Ti© <22 As the was a delicious hit with the n MOVIE; Johnny evision © 91 Nightline (CC) '28 Good Morning Mi- Wortd Turns ^ NEED A CAR? festval crowd, according to Co- brown "J ^ rBanco' i Moneyline © Trackside at Ladbroke chiana (32 I Dream of Jeanme tford ^ chairmen Sue Herman and Acroes from Orchards Mall Q25-2011 ^ * Pipaaloni Q Monkees C8V Current Affair DRC (jij A.M. Weather 1 Today's Special . josapn Demon O Sportsi Latenight i Barnev Miller (Hj PTL Club 8(1 CBS News Joined in Newsday ^COME SEE US! Robin Jollay. Twenty-two entries 463-4] O MOVIMOVIEI . 'Alice Ademt' 31; © 28 © 22 © Auto Racing: Speedway Proaress _ CD © 16 © CL An- were a tasty test for judges Bon- 319 N. MAIN ST. Mon. & Thurs 8:30 a.m. lo 8:00 p m.. Tuas.. Wad.. & Frt. 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.. Sal. 9 a.m. lo 4 p.m. r S B 32 He-Man and Masters CD 22 Nightwatch Joined in News Amenca Senes (Taoerli other World nie Bruce and Kathy Haley. Both WATERVLIET PAGE TWELVE AUGUST 10,1988 Pat Culver, contest organizers GLADPEACH were pleased with the turnout. AUGUST II, 1988 Continued from page 11 Judges for this year's contest TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE THIRTEEN overall non-float entry, Coloma were '50s nostalgia experts Lioness Band; Pink Friendship Sherry and Randy Craig. The Al Award, for best overall In Giganti and Friends band Dedication of Guadalcanal Museum marks anniversary of battle played vintage music At YOUR originality, Deer Forest; 1 Glohaven Award, second place, throughout the competition. Local residents are against Japan, there was no Kalamazoo for the dedication of said that those who lost their Winners in the Costume Judg- best use of a theme of their veterans of bitter 6 more Important place to be. This their new memorial at at the Air lives "....shall not grown old as ing were: (1-12 years) Jamie ^ choice. South Haven Communi- was, according to Ted Blahnlk, Zoo Museum. we who are left grow old; age Yates and Natalie Nelson, first month campaign ty Hospital; Supreme Award, for the first American land offen- And on their minds will be the shall not weary them nor the place; Lynette and Jason, se- beauty, a float titled 'Salute to sive in World War II. memories of those who did not years condemn; at the going cond place; Tonya Morris, third By Roy M. Davis Coloma Glad-Peach' entered by SERVICE In that far off area, In what survive. President Blahnik, down of the sun and In the morn- place; (13-19 years): Tony An event of note is taking eight area merchants; Supreme they called a "second class quoting an anonymous source, ing, we will remember them." Jackson, first place; (20 and up): VanDerAue's place this week in Kalamazoo. Award, second place, Watervliet JOVE SHE FURNITURE CENTER war," Allied leaders sent Into Dale and Vicky Klopfenstein, STATI fAIM The new museum dedicated to battle one division of marines Lions Club float; DeGaulle BELFY first place; Albert Pallas and With You Every the memory of the men and and what ships they had against Award, for best band, Coloma W Inch ol the Way' women who fought and died, or ifrUn County Youth Fair Juliet Walling, second place; the best of the Japanese Em- Lioness Band; DeGaulle Award, Barb Wier and Dave Sill, third ^ N. Mfein St. DRUGS fought and lived, through the pire. The marines held, and gave second place, Coloma High & 468-8894 INSUIANCI place. ffLi Guadalcanal campaign of World the Japanese their first land School Marching Band; Bellaire Sa.m.* 5;30 p.m. LIVESTOCK AUCTION Winners in the Dance Com- 463- War II is now open. This week a defeat. Award, Clown groups, Harding's • Mon. Sal. SHARON L Y0DER petition were: (1-12 years) An- 5586 Riverside Roatl. monument therein will be unveil- For 6 arduous months the Friday, August 19 Markets - Kool Aid Kid; Bel- pipe cut & threaded Optn Hon. tfcn nwa, 104 i 3164 drea Wesaw and Mary Jackson, 7422 RED ARROW HWY. ed with many veterans In atten- Island was bitterly contested on At Falrgrounds-Barrlsn Springs, Ml laire Award, second place, SCREENS i STORM WINDOWS Frl. 104, Sal 10-5, San. !• Coloma. Ml 49038 first place; Brandl and Heather dance. land, In the air and on the sea. McDonald's • Grimace; Hunting REPAIRED *§254424 FREE B100D WATERVLIET (Lunch Available at noon - Show Arena) Phillips, second place; Janet The dedication takes place In All branches of our armed Song Award, Horses, teams or 463-5461 21M St ftM31 IwtM and Julie Schmuhl, third place; PRESSURE CHECK! 463-5249 part of an unique air museum at forces were involved and not on- Sale Starting At: Individual, Ponderosa Ponies; (13-19 years): Jason McVay, first Kalamazoo Airport. Here many ly fought the Japanese, but also Hunting Song Award, second place; Lori Head and Farrah historic aircraft are housed, malaria, dysentery, jungle rot, Poultry & Rebblt Auction place, Chrissey Green and Pony; AAAMACMME s Phillips, second place; (20 and restored, and displayed. Now and the man-eating sharks of Thursday, August 18 at 4:00 p.m. Red Haven Award, for color NILSON'S 4 CRAfT SUPPLIES up): Randy and Pauline Morris, LET RAY HELP CLEAN UP Duone Lerdol DVM the soldiers, sailors, marines Iron Bottom Bay. Between Bldgs. 10 & 11 guards, Vietnam Vets; Red first place; Spencer and Carolyn YOUR PROPERTY and airmen who were part of Some idea of the final results Haven Award, second place, •DOLL PARTS •PQN Swine, 9:00 a.m Emery, second place; Albert •BEADING SUPPLIES POMS that famous Guadalcanal cam- after 6 months of hell can be Coloma American Legion; Lor- BODY SHOP Hartford Animal Hotpltol 275 Swine (Show Arena) Pallas and Juliet Walling, third Will PAY CASH FOR lUNH' 62365 E RED ARROW HWY #FELT 'CHENILLE paign have their own section In drawn from the simple casualty Ing Award, for antique vehicles, HARTFORD. Ml 49057 place • CARS AND IRUCKS •ACHYLIC PAINTS the "Air Zoo," as it is called. figures: over 6,000 Americans first place. Steam Tractor owned 463-6291 (616) 62t-4*l| Shoep-Qoats, 1:30 p.m. •woo CUT OUTS 468-6684 Guadalcanal is a name rich in PUTTING ON THE HITS AND WE PICK UP SHELLS FREE; dead, while about 24,000 140 Sheep, 50 Goats (Show Arena) by Corky Huber; second place, Arrow Pet Clinic historical significance. It Japanese had perished. 1931 REO Fire Truck shown by THE SEXY MALE LEGS Red Arrow 'Phono 460 4600 6920 RED ARROW HWY Ml Hyne • Cofoma ,thunders In the minds and rolls Ttd Blahnlk with mod#! of hla doomed ship, the U.S.S. Helena. CONTEST or 468 6546 COLOMA Ml 49038 M Baaf Auction, 5:00 p.m.' Oronoko Fire Department; third WetervIM (•cmtt from Htrdtng's) off the tongue much the same Nancy Edwards, owner of J616) 468-6017 And speaking of occasions, 120 Market Steers (Show Arena) place, 1924 Chrysler Touring Car BY APPOtNTMBNT as Marathon, Agincourt, Ypres, Nancy's Furniture in Coloma FIRST DEFEAT this week's dedication of the owned by H. Noack. Saigon, Chlcamauga, and Hale Haven Award, marching and sponsor of Putting on the memorial for the Guadalcanal Buy quality meat for your home freezer Hits and the Sexy Male Legs GREEK TONY'S Wounded Knee. It Is there a group. Julienne Dance Acad- HUFFMAN'S It was the first Japanese land President Blahnlk says the Campaign Veterans will be SUPPORT THE YOUTH OF BERRIEN COUNTY Contest said both events "were GARGAN0 Pizza tremendous struggle took place emy; Trader Horn Award, for defeat. And It had all been organization now has 2,700 largely attended. A search of a lot of fun and a total success." Rent to Own In World War II. classic vehicles, first place. Cor- & fought over an obscure island members In all states plus Ted's computer files produced Buyer Number Systsm Will Be Used. The first-time ever lip-sync con- CUSTOM Two vastly different ideol- vette Coventry of Southwestern Huffman's Home FurnishmRs Sub Shop Infested with malaria and dren- Australia and New Zealand. In the following other names of The Auction committee will help with purchasing, test drew nine acts and a very ogies were pitted against each Michigan; second place, Al Col- 621-4473 CARPETS ched in rain. Only 90 miles long addition, Ted personally cor- local members of the organiza- trucking, and processing. responsive audience. Festival- —^ -— other: the Japanese quest for lins convertible. § I E MJTFT SI HAMLUID FEATURING and 30 miles wide. It contained responds with about 6 Japanese tion: John DeFields, Frank goers crammed the area around domination of the whole Pacific Judges for the parade were JENSEN AND 637-4555 something highly prized by both veterans who fought on Dykas, Raymond Adams, Dr. Call the Fair Office CRAIQ •Armstrong Carpet & against the American and Allies' Charles (Chic) Seymoure of the stage, cheering on the per- Guadalcanal against us. William Ednie, Herbert Reimers, Huffmans TV & Appliances Solarlan Floors grim determination to roll back sides In the war....an unsinkable Bangor, Klaus Buenger of Col- formers and enjoyfng every AQUA Ted wishes that these former James Trowbridge, Vic Wier, Sales 4 Cutlwn Installation Foi •Pittsburgh Paint Beautiful Downtown the Empire of the Rising Sun. airfield. oma, and Andy Marks of Alle- minute of the show. Cats. Tmcks Boats. Cyrlv. A IIV-. 621 3720 or 468 3720 enemies might be admitted to and Pat Van Loon. There are un- 473-4251 South Haven A young Japanese sailor At the conclusion of World Edwards said the program Men -Fn 'S RP»F HWIOD SI HJIMNID •Wallpaper 463-6635, the group, but many members doubtedly others, but they are gan. Seymoure has been involv- IblbMbJ Jbbl S«t CLEAN stated those differences suc- War II, a famed Japanese was so successful, she plans to 106 1 5 406 Phoenix St. are against such a move. He not on the computer list. — For Arrangaments — ed in many community projects cinctly In a letter to Ted Blahnlk, General wrote, "There is no sponsor It again next year. She WE REPAIR ALL BRANDS ruefully admits, "I was In the Among the many survivors of for many years. He belongs to Service Calls Still '14" President of the Guadalcanal doubt that Japan's doom was Barrian County Youth Fair August 1S-20 said she is considering adding navy, so I don't feel the depth of the Guadalcanal campaign, the Lions Club, has been Apple Salt Delivery FREE! FOR AN AT YOUR SERVICE BOX Campaign Veterans. Homare sealed with the closing of the an over-20 age group to the pro- PAW-PAW LAKE personal animosity." 2,700 of them belong to this Festival and July 4th Chairman, Solar Salt 80 lb. bag V Kayana told about how they struggle for Guadalcanal." ************************ gram because "We have receiv- Some of the marines and ar- organization. Many will be In as well as Parade Chairman. He SPORTS & MARINA INC SALT-SALT DELIVERY rescued 7 English sailors from Another was asked, "At what ed several requests." SALES-RENTALS-SERVICE CALL THE RECORD 463-3461 my members still have indelibly has worked on many floats and 5510 Paw Paw Lake Rd the ocean In the aftermath of the stage in the war did you feel that has been a key person in the Winners In the 'Putting On the Coloma, Ml, 49038 468-4405 toll tm 1-800 262 6693 the balance had swung against engraved on their minds the Hits' program were: Grand Prize battle. Homare said the British face to face encounters and Miss Bangor pageant. He is a Complete Sales & seamen felt they had done their you?" Christmas tree broker, working for Best Act - Judy and Anna He simply answered, "Gua- atrocities of combat. So it will Service Year-Round duty and were still alive. They probably never happen. nationally. He and his wife have Cupani for 'You Know I was a RICHCREEK dalcanal!" Liar.' Judy and Anna also took MIDWAY had KEPT THEIR FACES! five grown children and many We sell boats, - TED ELSNER This assessment takes away grandchildren. honors in the Best Costume, Well Drilling nothing from the importance of One word of admonition Ted ONLY AT... motorcvcles & ATV's 12-to 14-year-old age group. BINGO EXPERT TREE SERVICE gave In an interview: He said Buenger relocated to the Col- all the men and women who WATERVLIET KNIGHTS OF Complete Tree Care WIN OR DIE oma area three years ago with In the Most Original category, FLORIST Company brought World War II to a suc- that any story about the 2" f.o 6 wills his wife and two daughters. He Katie Murray and Charity Balers COLUMBUS 500 CLUB FLOWER SHOP ( Stump Grinding cessful conclusion. It merely museum opening should really (12-14 years) won trophies for Aerial Hi-Ranger drilled & repaired be about perpetuating the is a draftsman at New Products BOB'S BINGO EVERY TUESDAY This was diametrically oppos- serves to point up an In- v 'Hello Baby' while the Run-Pom GREENHOUSES JET ft SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS memory of those who served, Corporation in Benton Harbor. 7-11p.m. at ST. JOSEPH ed to Homare's philosophy of escapable fact: History Is Squad (15-19 years) won for Its REFRIGERATION . 468-4262 SALES & SERVICE not about him. He enjoys golfing, bowling, and CATHOLIC CHURCH 463-5701 Kamlkaze....drined Into him at becoming compressed. Many HOEKZEMA rendition-of 'Parents Just Don't WATERVLIET But Blahnik's story deserves camping with his family when- AND AIR Red Arrow, Watervliet COLOMA the Japanese Naval Academy. text books devote a few lines or, Understand.' WATERVLIET Ifi3-3?41 nr 463-6659 to be mentioned. He was a crew ever possible. His teachers taught him the at most, a few pages to World The winners in Best Lip Sync member of the U.S.S. Helena, a Marks is an attorney with the CONDITION feudal concept of "Win the bat- War II. And the small part of It category were Summer Hall- light cruiser commissioned in John Watts Law Firm in Allegan. REPAIR 1 MAINTENANCE! tle or die!" called Guadalcanal has become Aujo-Ufe-Flre-Health 1937. When the Helena sank He recently won the nomination wood, 'New Attitude' (12-14 Alden White a footnote to that history. 463-7761 Homare then made an astute after a vicious torpedo attack, for Prosecuting Attorney of years), and Tammy DIM, Frank Megna & Son Ted Blahnlk, National com- STATE observation: People make tradi- Blahnlk floated in the ocean for Allegan County. He is active 'Somebody's Eyes' (15-19 years). & Sons, Inc, 463 6034 ' mander of Guadalcanal Cam- S8€ Rhufside Dr., Witenliet tion, but tradition also makes days before being rescued by with many clubs and organiza- The winner of Best Costume paign Veterans, said, "We all Belote jou buy a FARM people. some of the civilian coast wat- tions in both Allegan and Van (15-19 years) was Run-Pom DOZER t BACKHOE SERVICE need heroes. Where are the SATELLITE SYSTEM... INSURANCE The Guadalcanal campaign chers. Buren counties. Squad for 'Parents Just Don't SAND. GRAVEL, TOP SOIL heroes for young people to ad- lasted 6 months from August 7, These people were the un- Understand.' CHANNEL FRED WARD mire and emulate today?" He 1942, until the area was sung heroes of the Pacific. In the Sexy Male Legs Con- MASTER AGENCY feels that those who made this FREE 463-3833 "secured" on February 17,1943. Mostly British civilians and CLASSIC CAR SHOW test, seven pairs of legs com- Your family buurance agent country great must not be SATELLITE In high government circles the some natives, they watched the On Sunday, 68 vintage peted for the coveted crown. GIFT Watervliet 13 W. Main, Hartford forgotten. Ted realizes that we operation had been code named war, reporting to Allied com- vehicles participated in the Nancy said photos of the legs To ALL Bridts- To4« that SYSTEM can not afford to forget the men 621-4067 "Watchtower." But to the men manders by clandestine radio. Classic Car Show, according to were posted at Piwacki, Nifty repstN it and women who fought In any TTTTIir who participated in It, the whole They were sometimes caught Car Show Chairman Carol Fifties and The Last Resort rkmc roeTKRM& war. Not that war Is glorious or TOM SMITH TRACTOR PARTS mess soon came to be called and executed as spies by the Malich. where supports could vote with BOG Gift Center desirable. But often the final New & Used Tractor Parts FAMILY "Operation Shoe String," Japanese. Special attractions at the a penny per vote. The contest 1405 S. M-139, Banton measure of love for one's coun- CENTER COLOMA because that's what they were After his rescue Ted Blahnlk show were the 1987 Pontiac raised over $50 for the fireworks Harbor of try Is how much a person would SAVE UP TO 50% operating on....a shoe string. served on the U.S.S. Wisconsin. Grand Prix which was driven by fund, she said. S46 Phoanlx St. South Havan Sfop In tor FREE CATALOG GENERAL glve....how much he did give, They felt that progress in the This ship Is to be recommlsslon- Richard Petty during the 1987 Winner of the contest was Red Arrow Hwy. Between W§t9rvll§t Si Hartford 621-2001 right up to and past the loss of STORE European war got all of the at- ed next October for the third 1988 TAURUS GL NASCAR racing season and a Brent Baldwin. Bryan Postelli smm one's life. tention, the men and equipment. time, down near Biloxl, 1909 Daton-Stoddard Indy was named runner-up. Nancy Pay your utility and cable Ti And the Guadalcanal Cam- HERE Way out In the Pacific, there Mississippi. President Blahnik 4 door, V6, outomotlc Racer. anticipates a bigger participa- bills here...also UPS package were not enough ships, planes, paign Veterans are dedicated to tion in the event next year. NHSDIT Package shipping service... A wide variety of vehicles met supplies, ammunition and air perpetuating the memory of and his lovely wife, Jean, plan to Nancy also said,"special TO SERVE YOU. 134 N. Churchineit to fire hall) at McDonald's Sunday morning cover. They were so far from those who fought for this coun- attend. It should be a WAS $14,995 acknowledgments" were due to Shipping COLOMA 468-4755 and paraded down main street AUTO home they almost felt forgotten. try, especially In the Pacific in memorable occasion. Angelina Wade and Jim Ed- in Coloma. The automobiles And It took the world some W.W. II. parked along the main street for wards, her husband. "Without Insurance coverage is Center time to realize that In the war NOW ONI Y spectator viewing throughout their help and support I couldn't SUPPLY an Important part of your have done it," she stressed. the afternoon. dally self-confidence— Gambles RIVERVIEW The 'Driver's Choice' trophies KIDS DAY 463-4941 knowing that you are EQUIPMENT $ were awarded to show par- Youngsters between the ages covered In the event of Watervliet PIONEER WATERVLIET ticipants. Mrs. Malich said, of infancy and twelve years were that unexpected tragedy & BAIT RONEER ELECTRONICS (USA) INC. "Driver's Choice means the peo- treated to an exciting afternoon -knowing that confi- 11,995 ple who take part in the car of games Sunday in the down- dent and professional in- show get to vote on cars they dividuals will take care Mas town area. First-place winner in J & R AQUARIUM SALES SERVICE-PARTS like the best." Winners of the the competitions were awarded of your needs quickly, ef- NO GIMMICKS, NO ADDITIONS trophy were: Donnie Tanner, Tropical fish & marine birds ficiently and provide you trophies. Rides on the midway 53804 C.R. 687 HARTFORD SURROUND with the best financial Hartford, '33 Plymouth; Paul were half price between noon 1 Mile Horlh 621-4791 Halstead, Jackson, '34 Ford; and 3:00 p.m. DOG & CAT FOODreimbursements your Larry Kuball, Benton Harbor, 72 Kids Day Chairman Linda policy offers. DONT MISS THIS CHANCE Mustang. Taylor said, "We had a riot" of a The folks at State SOUND The North Berrien Historical 983-6185 Farm insurance, Red Ar- good time. She reports 157 1507 Niles Ave. TO SAVE THOUSANDS! Society presented the 'Presi- youngsters took part in the fren- row, between Watervliet VSX-5000(BK) dent's Award' to James Ingersoll St. Joseph and Coloma, can provide zy of activity. First-place win- MOWSWIICHIMO***- j|]J of Lakeside, Illinois, for his 1936 you with just such a ser- ners of the events are: SPECIAL OPEN Ford. Ed Dill presented the Peach Dunk: (3-4 years) vice. Marie Kuehl is a MON. THRU FRI. trophy. Jillane Dumbei; (5-6 years) helpful person who 8:30 AM lo 8 PM The festival organizers also answers the phone and 100 Watts per channel Remote Receiver SAT. 9 AM to 3 PM Dustln Reinhardt; (7-8 years) PLANGGER'S O/X) presented two special interest Laura Wilson. Hot Wheels Race: helps you with all those Utile details. Marie can with SURROUND SOUND...just $479.95 plaques to individuals who In (2 & under) Helena Zandarskl; FURNITURE make Insurance jargon easy to understand and A the festival's eyes made an extra (3-4 years) Dan Zandarskl; (5-6 give you assurance that your coverage is lust effort, Mrs. Malich said. Receiv- years) Cara Worl. Pogo Ball: (7-9 925-4201 what you need. 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« AUGUST 10, IMS TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE FIFTEEN than that, but I'm not holding my Games in Los Angeles four PAGE FOURTEEN TRI-CITY RECORD AUGUST II, IMS breath. One prediction that I am years ago and we boycotted the FOR SALE HELP WANTED MORTQAQE SALE Default having been made In the terms willing to make is that by the Moscow Summer Games eight FOR SALE WANTED and conditions of a certain mortgage end of this year Rogers will be years ago. Who knows, maybe it 1985 Blue Ford Ranoer, V-8 engine, NOTICE made by Dorothy Rivers. 478 East 75th gone from the Lions organiza- was better that way as I got tired good condition. Call 463-3091. Street. Chicago, Illinois 60604, Mor- FOOD SERVICE POSITION tion. of watching Russian and East 2 Vi-hours per day tgagor. to Small Business Administra- WAFFLE HOUSE FOR SALE Wanted: Cook's Helper 2,/r-hours per tion, an Agency of the Government of Looking at Chicago, it looks German women walking around 1977 Caprice Classic, one owner, very day. Apply at Watervliet Public Schools. the United States of America, 219 South like the Bears will have another looking like men (don't tell me good condition. Call 463-4640. Jerry Cowglll, Food Service Director. Dearborn Street, Room 437, Chicago, IL successful season. I'm sorry to they haven't used illegal (32-^ Deadline August 19. 1988. 60604, Mortgagee, dated the 3rd day of OF AMERICA ByMDCELEITH February. 1978, and recorded In the of- see them lose wide receiver bodybuilding substances) and FOR SALE OR RENT fice of the Register of Deeds, for the Willie Qault but Coach Ditka will the Eastern Block countries in Do you have rusty, hard smelly water? Call Job Line County of Berrien and State of Michigan, streak by taking four-of- make sure that the necessary general taking a majority of the Rental purchase plan. Water condi- on the 14th day of February, 197a, In AUGUST SPECIALS 927 EARN sports both locally and on the tioners and Iron filters only $3.99 per Liber 1068 of Berrien County Records, five games from the Sox last steps are taken to prepare them medals in these so-called month. Limited time offer. Manpower now has job informa- on pages 291-294, on which mortgage Beef Sirloin Stir Fry ... $4.95 national level. weekend. This also puts a little for another Central Division amateur sporting events. The Behnke't Water Care tion available to you 24 hours a day! there is claimed to be due. at the date of On the local level a new space between the Tigers and U.S. has come a long way but we 1.800.523-8370 Call the job line for current informa- Tuna or Chicken Salad Sandwich on Toast ... $2.25 championship. this notice, for principal and interest, the Western Amateur champion has second-place Boston as Detroit or 782-5100 tion on job opportunities to match sum of Two Hundred Twenty Thousand still have a way to go In the way (32-4) your skills. Two Hundred Sixty and 53/100 Dollars Stuffed Tomato with Tuna, Seacrab or Chicken Salad . •. $3.95 been crowned in golf and all gives Itself a three-game And It won't be long before we we prepare our athletes for the ($220,260.53); who attended were treated to cushion. Let's hope the Tigers have the privilege of a couple games compared to them. FOR SALE Manpower And no suit or proceedings at law or In Country (3 Egg) Ham & Cheese Omelette ... $2.95 some interesting performances. CLEARWATER. FLORIDA- Furnish- More than temporary. can do the same thing this weeks of the summer version of Taking that Into consideration WATERVLIET ALL-STARS...Front row, left to right; Todd Christopher, equity having been Instituted to recover With Hash Brown Potatoes Rain did not affect the tourna- ed 5-room house for sale by owner (near 24 years of continuous service. the debt secured by said mortgage or weekend when they make the the Olympics to occupy our time It makes It more satisfying every Josh Llnville, Jason Christopher, Curt Tlngue, Tom Britenfeld, Mark beach). Call Betty, 813-442-1845. ment but I'm sure the heat had any part thereof. Now, Therefore, by vir- trip to Boston for the Red Sox on television. For the first time time we do take a medal home. Epple, Neil Brinker. Second row, left to right: Kevin Watts, Corey (33-4) tue of the power of sale contained in M-140. at 1-94 exit 41, WATERVLIET 463-4212 to keep some people away that NEED A JOB? home stand of the series. In twelve years It will be a ge- Oh, well, I'll be watching my Radesky, Brad Hamilton, Cory VanNlel, Dan Pfeffer, Tim Reeves, FOR SALE IF YOU... said mortgage, and pursuant to the normally would have attended. Things seem to be starting statute of the State of Michigan In such nuinely intemational contest as share and I'm sure those of you Josh Bachman; Jessica Linvllle, batgirl. Third row, left to right: Chrome table with chairs; older sofa are 55 years of age or older In the baseball world there is out normal in the football reside in the Tri-County area case made and provided, notice is Moscow boycotted the Summer reading will too. Royce Britenfeld; Kay Britenfeld, scorekeeper; Tom VanNlel, Dale and matching chairs; end table; steel not a lack of excitement as cot; 19" black/white TV; older We can help you fine-tune your skills hereby given that on Thursday, the 28th SUMMER HOURS TOWNSHIP OF season as the Lions have lost Bachman. day of July. 1988, at 10:00 o'clock A.M., M-F —10-8 refrigerator, runs good. Phone 463-4386. and link you to a job. SAT. - IM BAINBRIDGE history has just been made with their first preseason game to the (31-2) No fee for our expert services. Local Time, said mortgage will be CUwed Sundayi the first night game under the foreclosed by a sale at public auction to Browns. And, of It's worth a call! 983-0177 or ORDINANCE lights at Wrigley Field in • FOR SALE 1-800-442-2803. Ask for Kay. Jim or the highest bidder, at the front door en- (616)925-4031 course, Coach Darryt Rogers 4-bedroom home, with V/t car garage, trance to the County Building In St. NOTICE Chicago. As Murphy's Law was pleased with what he saw. near Watervliet High School. 338 Lewis JOyCe E, O. E. (30-5) Joseph, Michigan (that being the Watervliet boys take baseball title would have It, in this drought- Remember now, this Is the 'Street, Watervliet. Call after 5:00 p.m. building where the Circuit Court for the \463-5204, County of Berrien Is held), of the AN ORDINANCE TO ADOPT THE stricken summer, the game was coach who was quoted as say- The Watervliet 11- & 12-year- winning pitcher was Todd defense by the entire team total runs during the tourna- r (31-2) premises described In said mortgage, or 1988 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE rained out after three innings so ing that the Lions would be do- old boys all-star team was vic- Christopher, who pitched the enabled them to hold off an ment. WANTED ^cuui- 0~ AND THE 1988 UNIFORM Acreage Wanted: up to 10 acres in so much thereof as may te necessary to Tuesday night is the official first ing good if they are a .500 team torious over Chickamlng in the 7th and deciding Inning. offenslvely-mlnded Chickamlng QARAQE SALE pay the amount due, as aforesaid, on MECHANICAL CODE This is the first time In eight Watervliet School District, some trees ORDINANCE NO. 26 night game. this year, and that was last year final game, 5 to 4, in seven inn- Although Watervliet was only team. The winning run was Furniture, dishwasher, stove, bottles, preferred Call 463-5659. said mortgage, with the Interest thereon Your Retail Waterbed & Bedroom Accessory Store years any Watervliet team has at six and five eighths percent (6 5/8%) Be It ordained and enacted by the Meanwhile, the Tigers sure just after the season ended. I, driven In with a double by Cory dishes, pots, pans, ladies bike, (31-2) ings of Little League baseball able to muster 7 hits, aood finished in first place In this divi- lawnmower. 128 E. St. Joseph, Coloma. per annum and all legal costs, charges 1200 E. Napier Avenue Township Board of the Township of put a stop to the Boston Red for one, hope the Lions do better VanNlel. Benton Harbor, Ml 49022 Balnbrldge, County of Berrien, State action. No single player had sion at Eaton Park. This is the across from Dairy Queen. Frl. & Sat. WANTED and expenses. Including the attorney FOR RECORD of Michigan, as follows: more than one hit during the The entire team was led largest Invitational tournament GET PAID for reading books! $100.00 fees allowed by law, and also any sum or Pursuant to the provisions of Act 230 HOME DELIVERY throughout the tournament by FOR RENT per title. Write: PASE - F862, 161 S. Lin- sums which may be paid by the under- game which was led by Tom in the Midwest. of 1972, the Township of Balnbrldge colnway, N. Aurora. IL 60542 signed, necessary to protect Its interest Britenfeld's solo home run. The CALL 463-3461 Tom Britenfeld, who had six hereby adopts and Incorporates by The team was coached by MOUSE FOR RENT (31-4) m the premises. Which said premises MOBILE HOME FOR SALE reference the 1988 Edition of the home runs and an .800 percent Dale Bachman and Royce House for rent: 2-story, 4-bedroom, are described as follows: PAW PAW LAKE Uniform Building Code and the 1988 batting average. Mark Epple 1-bath farm house. Needs some work. HELP WANTED All that certain piece or parcel of land CULLIGAN Britenfeld and managed by Tom Edition of the Uniform Mechanical QOLF COURSE Reference Required. Call 407-589-7731. Counter Help and Cooks. All Shifts- situate In the Township of Chlkaming in also collected a home run. VanNlel. Code. These will supercede previous • A Name you can (32-2) Will Train. Call Bob for interview, the County of Berrien, and State of Must Sell by Owner raKfiD THURSDAY Watervliet scored 46 runs while 463-4000. Tastee Freez Big T Family Michigan, and described as follows to- ly adopted editions of these codes, his ordinance shall be published In Trust • holding their oooonents to 13 FOR RENT Restaurant, Watervliet. wit: 1981 Liberty Mobile Home WOMEN'S LEAGUE the manner provided by law, and For Rent in City of Watervliet: 2 (32-2) Lots 17 and 18, Block 2. Gowdy's 3 bedrooms, excellent condition, central air, new Serving the area for bedrooms and bath above your kitchen, Beach, Chlkaming Township, Berrien shall be effective thirty (30) days after AUGUST 4,1988 dining room, living room, large yard and County, Michigan, according to the Plat floor covering throughout, kitchen appliances, win- ubllcatlon. I Front - low gross • Lois more than 30 years Members present; 5 garage. You pay electricity and gas heat; LOST thereof, recorded November 26. 1901 in w treatments stay, new bathroom, front deck, new ... GORDON CHARLES Johnson, 44; Marian Skeldlng, Call for FREE smc Sea King 12-ft. rowboat with oars, Il- Members Absent: 0. we pay trash, water and sewage. $250.00 Book 4 of Plats, page 1. A non-fisherman driving along really want a challenge, try a 44; low net - Mil Wills, 28; low security deposit; $250.00. Send linois license 808-BK. If found, please During the twelve months immediately 10X9 storage shed, cable TV. Set up In nice country Ayes: 5 (AUDIO VISUAL TECHNOLOGY) f the shoreline of Lakes Michigan water analysis references and job history to P.O. Box phone 468-8534. Reward. following the sale, the property may be setting, Coloma's Mobile Home Park. Pets Allowed. Nays: 0 flyrod combination. Best lures putts - Lois Johnson, 14; Marian 756, Watervliet, Michigan 49098. (32-1) redeemed. Adopted: or Huron may admire the occa- to lay out toward the area you Skeldlng, 14; special event - VI 468-4373 or r®. * Disc Jockeying Move-In condition. $11,500 or best offer. Days call The 1st of August, 1988. Dated at Detroit. Michigan. June 7. 1988 sional waving reed beds or expect to find a smallmouth Is Ross; birdies - Johnson on 5; Small Business Administration Beverly Koroch 1-800-442-2802, v. COMPLETE LIGHT SHOW SERVICE 926-6222 or evenings call 468-3913. boulder-strewn waters for their one resembling a minnow or Weber on 9; Skeldlng on 3 & 5; Mortgagee Balnbrldge Township Clerk AREA'S LARGEST COMPACT DISC LIBRARY Lawrence Pazol sheer beauty. While they are nlghtcrawler. Sager on 9; Squire on 9; chip-Ins SERVICE MORTGAGE SALE Attorney for Mortgagee scenic, they mean much more to Home and remodeling layouts. Call Cast well past the boulder to . Skeldlng on 6; Squire on 7; • Wedding Vldeography NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE 515 McNamara Building the angler, If he realizes what he Competitive Doug Page. 463-8232. Default having been made in the terms 477 Mcnigan Avenue, avoid dropping something unex- eagles - Squire on 7; Wills on 5; (31-5) and conditions of a certain mortgage Detroit Ml 48226 Is actually seeing. pected right on top of a base, double eagle • Skeldlng on 6. Rates made by Bruce Geike and Teresa J. ' 8/10, 1988) These are the finest of MORTGAGE SALE They don't like those sudden Back - low gross - Lucy Kevin Flynn, Owner Geike, his wife, Mortgagor, to Standard smallmouth bass waters, yet for 983-0940 Federal Bank, a federal savings bank, of Default having been made in the terms surprises and can spook in a Sanders, 50; Dottle Camp, 50; Troy, Oakland County. Michigan, Mor- and conditions of a certain mortgage some mysterious reason, hun- hurry if a lure comes too close, low net • Connie D'Amore, 28; WANTED made by Dorothy Rivers, 478 East 75th Teacher/Office Aide position - North tgagee, dated July 1,1986, and recorded dreds of miles of such shoreline Bring the lure back so it comes low putts • Ethel Currle, 15; PIZZA Street, Chicago, Illinois 60604. Mor- School...important position assisting in the office of the Register of Deeds for fo unfished each year! This lack enticingly through the shade or special event • Tod Mueller; blr- sS the County of Berrien and State of tgagor. to Small Business Administra- I teachers improve students' reading/ LAST DAY OF of attention from rod-and-reel tion. an Agency of the Government of sheltered part of the big rock. If dies - Sander on 16; Camp on 16; math skills as well as helping perform Michigan, on July 15.1986, in Liber 1269, the United States of America, 219 South FREE basic office tasks. Prefer Watervliet on Page 947, of Berrien County Records, enthusiasts may be due to the there is a smallmouth lurking chip-ins - Gurrie on 13. Dearborn Street. Room 437. Chicago. IL School District resident. Submit letter of on which mortgage there is claimed to fact that Michigan has so much there you will soon recognize 60604, Mortgagee, dated the 3rd day of Interest and resume to North School by be due, at the date of this notice, tor PAW PAW LAKE February, 1978. and recorded In the of- good fishing that is easy to that fact by the smashing strike principal and Interest, the sum of Thirty- DELIVERY i August 19, 1988. Two Thousand Two Hundred Forty-Four fice of the Register of Deeds, for the reach that It really is not that follows. QOLF CLUB and 58/100 Dollars ($32,244.58); County of Berrien and State of Michigan, necessary to go exploring for Reed beds also provide the MONDAY HAPPY And no suit or proceedings at law or in on the 14th day of February, 1978, in REGISTRATION Next to Sprague's more that may be a little harder cooling shade bass like during equity having been Instituted to recover Liber 1068 of Berrien County Records, HOUR LEAGUE the debt secured by said mortgage or on pages 291-294, on which mortgage to reach. hot weather. These may result In there is claimed to be due, at the date of Hot summer months are the AUGUST 8,1988 Tavern any part thereof. Now, Therefore, by vir- more hang-ups for your lures but THANKS tue of the power of sale contained in this notice, for principal and interest, the most popular for family vaca- the extra hazard is well worth Front - low gross • Peg WATERVLIET sum of Two Hundred Twenty Thousand I want to thank the said mortgage, and pursuant to the tions. At this same time, though, the chances taken. Besides, Welch, 48; Lucy Sanders, 48; low Food & Spirits Watervliet Township voters statute of the State of Michigan in such Two Hundred Sixty and 53/100 Dollars Sat ($220,260.53); fishing In the inland lakes Is nor- most reed snags can be pulled net • Myrtle Conrad, 31; low ,,463-3234 who supported me in the Aug. case made and provided, notice Is hereby given that on Thursday, And no suit or proceedings at law or in mally quite poor. The same, loose easily If the hooks are putts • Mary Kugler, 14; Ethel 1 Main St. 2 Primary Eiection. equity been Instituted to recover the Coloma, Ml September 22.1988. at ten O'clock A. M., however, can't be said for the sharp as they will slice right Cripe, 14; special event - Mary Hartford Q.W. Hutchins, local time, said mortgage will be debt secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. Now. Therefore, by virtue of Great Lakes since they take through. Kugler; birdies • Welch on 7; Democratic Candidate for foreclosed by a sale at public auction, to Sanders on 7. GATEWAY TO THE PAW PAW LAKES the highest bidder, immediately Inside the power of sale contained In said mor- longer to warm up each year. On "Mth You Every Inch ot Way" '621-3814 Twp. Trustee the front entrance to the Berrien County tgage. and pursuant to the statute of the these big waters the small- Back - low gross • Evelyn State of Michigan In such case made 468-4681 Paid for by the Committee to Courthouse In the City of St. Joseph, SCHOOL mouth bass fishing just starts to Kimbrough, 49; Marian Skeldlng, and provided, notice is hereby given that VanDerAue's elect G.W. Hutchins Berrien County, Michigan (that being the juvemi fummj* C£Mm 49; low net - Mary Ellen Kuball, building where the Circuit Court for the on Thursday, the 25th day of August, get good when inland angling County of Berrien is held), of the 1988. at 10:00 o'clock A.M., Local Time, falls flat. Area s Largest 30; low putts - Bev Tarantino, 15; ^ mtm iAi r>m Jhi Ptemises described in said mortgage, or said mortgage will be foreclosed by a Great Lakes bass fishing is DW6Cu0n 01 special event • Evelyn Kim- so much thereof as may be necessary to sale at public auction, to the highest bid- Baby & Youth Funwhingi brough; birdies - Kimbrough on der, at the front door entrance to the not expensive, either. Since the pay the amount due. as aforesaid, on 12 & 16; Strouse on 16; Kuball on EVERYTHING MUST GO SALE said mortgage, with the interest thereon County Building in St. Joseph, Michigan ELECTION best smallmouth waters are at Ten percent (10.00%) per annum and (that being the building where the Circuit shallow they can be reached 16; Skeldlng on 12. A VERY SPECIAL Court for the County of Berrien is held), Mon ftvThn W all legal costs, charges and expenses. most easily with a small, cartop S« «S4«24 PUBLIC & DEALERS WELCOME! Including the attorney fees allowed by of the premises described In said mor- law. and also any sum or sums which tgage, or so much thereof as may be boat. Or, lacking a boat, the 1987 FORD THUNDERBlRD 302 Fuel Inj., V8. Auto, Tilt, Cruise, Air, Stereo, Elec. Defogger, P.S., P.B.. P.W., P.M., NOTICE OF LAST DAY OP REGISTRATION OF THE ELECTORS OF 5 0,, THANK may be paid by the undersigned, necessary to pay the amount due, as fisherman can just pull on a pair Reclining Seats, Digital Dash., W/S Steel Radials, Basket Wire Wheels, plus extra rims io,59() aforesaid, on said mortgage, with the in- COLOMA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS necessary to protect Its Interest In the of swimming trunks and an old 1987 FORD TEMPO GL 4 Dr., Auto, 2.5 EFI, 4 cyl., W/S Radials, Sport Covers, Air Cond., P.S., P.8., Body Side ( premises, which said premises are terest thereon at six and five eighths per BERRIEN AND VAN BUREN COUNTIES, MICHIGAN YOU described as follows: cent (6 5/8%) per annum and all legal pair of tennis shoes and go Moldings, P.M., Reclining Seats, Elec, Defogger, only 19,000 miles *6582^ To ail the Coloma All that certain piece or parcel of land costs, charges and expenses. Including wading out to some of the most 1986 FORD TEMPO GL 4 Dr., Auto, 2.5 EFI., 4 cyl.. Air Cond., Stereo, P.S., P.B., P.M., P.F., Elec. Defogger situate In the township of Lincoln In the the attorney fees allowed by law. and TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: exciting fishing imaginable. Township voters and also any sum or sums which may be paid Reclining seats, W/S Radials, Full Covers, 28,000 miles '5934" County of Berrien, and State of A calm day, when the sun is It's Time for our Michigan, and described as follows: by the undersigned, necessary to pro- 1987 CHEV. CAVALIER CS 4 Dr., Auto, Air Cond., P.S., P.B., AM Radio, Wire Wheels, 14,000 miles 'SSSS"! citizens who supported tect its interest in the premises. Which Please Take Notice that the Board of Education of Coloma bearing down hard, seems to be Lot Fifty-Eight (58), LINCOLN 1987 CHEVY CHEVETTE 2 Dr., Auto, Wire Wheels, 9,000 miles '4288°°' me in last week's AVENUE SUBDIVISION NO. 1, according said premises are described as follows: Community Schools, Berrien and Van Buren Counties, Michigan has ideal for some bass fishing. It 1988 Clearance Tag Sale' All that certain piece or parcel of land 1985 OLDS FIRENZA STATION WAGON Auto, Tilt, Cruise, Woodgrain, Luggage Carrier. Sport Wheels, | to the plat thereof, recorded September called a special election to be held in the school district on tends to concentrate the bass Primary Eiection 28. 1951 In Volume 12 of Plats. Page 47. situate in the Township of Chikaming in P.S., P.B., P.L., Elec. Defogger ' !4788w the County of Berrien, and State of Tuesday^ September 13, 1988. where you can find them most Rodney Krleger Berrien County Records. Even 1988 Ford, Lincoln, Mercun. The Redemption Period shall be one Michigan, and described as follows, to- easily. Keeping rather low in 1984 FORD CROWN VICTORIA 4 Dr., 302 EFI, V8, Auto, Air Cond., P.W., P.L, P.S., P.B., P.T„ Stereo, tilt. Cruise, ' Coloma Township month from the date of such sale, unless wlt: profile Is a good idea, though, one owner Lots 17 and 18. Block 2. Gowdy's TAKE NOTICE that the following proposition ( s) will Hp and Ford Truck is CLEARLY TAGGED an affidavit of occupancy or intent to oc- Wlii be Supervisor Beach. Chikaming Township, Berrien submitted at the special election: ^ ^ since a bass can see an angler 1984 CHEVY CAMAR0 V6, Auto, Tilt, Cruise, Air, Stereo Cassette, Elec. Defogger, Rally Wheels, P.S, P B P L cupy is recorded In accordance with , MCLA 600.3241 and given to the mor- County, Michigan, according to the Plat for quite a distance on such a with our lowest prices of the year! Reclining Buckets, Console, 52,000 miles , 5323"l , lc PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISING tgagee. In which case the redemption thereof, recorded November 26, 1901 in day, too. This Is why wading is Book 4 of Plats, page 1. 1975 MG MIDGET CONVERTIBLE Body close to perfect, 56,000 miles 2474' i period shall be six months from the date MILLAGE PROPOSITION becoming increasingly popular of such sale. During the six months Immediately 1983 OLDS T0R0NAD0 V8, Auto. P.W., P.L, P.M., P.S., P.B., Tilt, Cruise, I Dated at Troy, Michigan. July 11.1988 following the sale, the property may be for Great Lakes bass stalking. Wire Wheels, Stereo Cassette, 56,000 miles 'SSIB00! redeemed The idea is to go looking for '88 CLEARANCE PRICES STANDARD FEDERAL BANK Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes 1984 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4 Dr., Auto, Air cond,. Vinyl Roof, P,W„ P.L, P.S., P.B,, Stereo, a federal savings bank Dated at Detroit, Michigan. June 7. 1988 PUIS which may those huge, underwater , ll<, Mortgagee Small Business Administration be assessed against all property in Elec, Defogger, Wire Wheels, 58,000 miles ' 6394 i RONALD J. PALMER Mortgagee Coloma C ommunity Schools, Michigan# be boulders. On a bright, sunny CASH ASSISTANCE FROM TNE FACTORY UP TO UOOO" Lawrence Pazol day, smallmouth bass cozy up to Attorney for Mortgagee increase d by 3.8 mills ($3.80 on each Bkium th«M are dultr wholeuli prices all whidei not In factory warrant) are sold AS IS 2401 West Big Beaver Road Attorney for Mortgagee the shady side of such shelter MEANS AUGUST IS THE TIME TO BUY 515 McNamara Building $lf000.00 ) on state equalized valuation for a Troy. Michigan 48084 and wait for some edible item to SHOP IN SOUTH HAVEN WHILE THE SELECTION (8/10.8/17. 8/24. 8/31.9/7. 1988) 477 Michigan Avenue. Detroit. Ml 48226 period of 2 years, 1988 and 1989, to provide blunder into range of the hungry LASTS AT THE #1 IN CUSTOMER SERVICE (7/13, 7/20, 7/27, 8/3, 8/10, 1988) addition NOTICE OF INTENT al funds for operating purposes jaws. Perhaps It will be a min- (1.203 mi lis of the above increase being a now or crayfish that gets too far BROADWATER AUTO SALES TO PROCEED renewal o f 1.203 mills for operating purposes _m RCUR_ Y DON WOODHAMSINC FARM • COMMERCIAL To the owner or owners of any and all from protective cover. Small- 7053 Red Arrow M A Mon-Thurs 9-8 interests in or Hens upon the land herein which exp ired with the 1987 tax levy and mouths go wild over such easy •UTTOICT FORD . MERCURY .LINCOLN described; WATtuvuri runic iibhahv 2.597 mi lis being additional operating I 1111 UOraflff*, South Haven. Hi. 637-2137 or •26-6434 429-7611 Tax for the year 1984 Slate of prospects. millage)? STEVENSVILLE Michigan, County of Berrien. Com. A wading angler should use * 1 IN CUSTOMER SERVICE ^cTmr""' 468-3800 2320.42' N 0% 03'46"W & 410.1' S 43'/s relatively light line, probably on Thu«».. & Fn W 6 p m.. Sal IH 4 p ir 18'E Of W1/4 post of SEC 1. T5S. R19W. a spinning rig, although if you Open Men ft Wtd M 8 p m TH S 43'/»18,E on Ely R/W Niles Ave. 9' THE LAST DAY ON WHICH PERSONS MAY REGISTER WITH THE TH N44'/i12'E 499.82' to Meander Pt. TH APPROPRIATE CITY OR TOWNSHIP CLERKS, IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO TRI-COUNTY WELL DRILLING N 37 7/i 36'W on Meander Ln 9.0&\ TH S I 44'/s12,W 500.72' to POB. Also all land ly- VOTE AT THE SPECIAL ELECTION CALLED TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY, ing between Meander Line & St. Joseph SEPTEMBER 13, 1988, IS MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1988. PERSONS cent0f COMMERCIAL loeal e,P,A. bow.*, * _ _ COMPLETE River. SEC 1. T5S, R19W. Township of St. REGISTERING AFTER 5 O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ON MONDAY, AUGUST 15, at your Joseph. WELL DRILLING TAKE NOTICE that sale has been BUILDING 1988, ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION, SCREEN REPLACEMENT lawfully made of the above described Hot Dogs land for unpaid taxes thereon, and that Persons planning to register with the respective city or the undersigned has title thereof under FOR RENT tax deed and that you are entitled to PRIME LOCATION ON township clerks must ascertain the days and hours on which the LICENSED INSURED reconveyance thereof at anytime within clerks* offices are open for registration. 6 months after return of service of this WATERVLIET'S MAIN ST notice upon payment to the undersigned 2 FLOORS, 3,000 Sq. Ft. or to the Register in Chancery of the This Notice is given by order of the Board of Education of County of Berrien of all sums paid for Former Library Building Prizes Coloma Community Schools, Berrien and Van Buren Countiew, purchase. $53.37, together with 50 per- BUMPER BOWLING BLOSSOM LANES cent additional and the sheriff's fee and EXCELLENT CONDITION! Michigan. Sat. & Sun. 9 A.M. & 11 A.M. 2305 South M 139. Benton Harbor Ml 49022 the cost of this publication .TERMS OPEN LIVE DJ MUSIC Phone 16161927-3174 4943 H. Watervliet Rd., Watervliet If payment as aforesaid is not made, Charles llelson area rtp. home office the undersigned will Institute pro- ™ RAY WALL with Jim Humburg ' At participating centers ot tha Michigan Bowling Proprlators Association. Some reatrlctlons apply ceedings for possession of the land, Secretary, Board ot Educatior\ DfCK SCNCCTZ DAVE KELLER John W Lottrldge 468-8188 463-3310 313 227-7M7 192 Robbins Avenue Benton Harbor, Ml 49022 PAGE SIXTEEN TRI-CITY RECORD AUGUST II, 1M8 Apple Queen Contest marks Berrien County Youth Fair opening

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Wendy Vlclnl Mlchele Abbott Kelly Nolle Kathy Feathtr Martha Lohry Jan Wlllmang Carta Froahllch Qlna Kujawa

music. County Apple Queen Contest, test. Candidates are: Jan Vicinl, Eau Claire, daughter of Contestants from the tri-citles By Lynn Attlla Smothers Brothers will be the slated for Saturday, August 13, Willmeng, Watervliet, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Vlclnl. are: Heather Gltersonke, Benton •There's a Fair in the Air' and show-stopping entertainers on at 5:30 p.m., on the Grandstand of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Willmeng; Following the crowning of the Harbor; Brenda Greco, Coloma; the feeling Is contagious as of- Friday, August 19. The comedy, stage. Michelle Abbott, Baroda, daugh- 1988 Apple Queen will be the and Todd Atherton, Coloma. ficials at the Berrien County singing duo became famous In Apple Queen Co-chairmen ter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ab- 1988 Berrien CcJunty Youth Fair Fair promoters have announc- Fairgrounds In Berrien Springs the 1960s when their CBS televi- Mrs. Dale Nye and Mrs. Barry bott; Kathy Feather, Baroda, King and Queen contest at 7:00 ed outstanding entertainment prepare for the 1988 season. sion show aired. The program Wlnkel have announced eight daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William p.m. Chairman Elaine Foster slated for this year's Grands- Opening the exciting week of was canceled In 1969 due to a events will be the 1988 Berrien candidates for this year's con- Feather; Carla Froehllch, Ber- has announced twenty-six can- tand shows. On Wednesday, rien Center, daughter of Mr. and didates will be vying for this August 17, the Oak Ridge Boys dispute over censorship rights. Mrs. Robert Froehllch; Kelly year's title. The Fair King and will be the feature. The multiple The program had received Holie, Eau Claire, daughter of Queen wilt represent the Youth award winning team is the criticism over anti-Vietnam War Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Holle; Qlna Fair at all events during the number one vocal-instrumental routines. The pair have re- Kujawa, Niles, daughter of Mrs. week. Mrs. Florlne Isaac will group in all of country music, an kindled their love affair with the City of Coloma Darla Kujawa; Marsha Lohry, serve as MC for the evening's electrifying entertainment American public when their TV Buchanan, daughter of Mr. and program. package in tune with the times. show made a successful com- Mrs, James Lohry; and Wendv On Thursday, August 18, eback last fall. okays 4-way stop Loretta Lynn will be on hand to All Grandstand shows are at charm the audience. The un- 6:30 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. General disputed 'First Lady of Country reserved seats are $8.00 while Music,' now in her 20th year In prime reserved seats are $10.00. at McDonald's Ticket Information may be ob- By Lynn Attlla show business, stands firmly In County's findings, according to tained by calling (616) 473-4251 The Coloma City Commission the mainstream of country Sternaman, concurred with the or 473-1500. gave the go-ahead to turn the in- City's belief that a different form tersection at Ryno Road and of control was needed in Church Street, near McDonald's, the area. into a four-way stop. The action The Commission also took ac- V took place at the Commission's tion to place a blinker light at regular meeting Monday, Au- the Ryno Rd.-Church St. in- Pennsylvania Accents gust 8, at 7:30 p.m. tersection and to temporarily According to a report given by Amish Furniture Monte Sternaman, consulting erect blinking lights on the Stop Pewter engineer for the City, Berrien signs to alert unsuspecting motorists of the pending stop. County officials had re- 4i Handmade gifts evaluated the traffic through the Commission members also intersection in Question. The approved a motion to widen P Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to S p.m. East Ryno Road at a cost of ap- Next Door to Dr. Qarrone's proximately $3,000. The area in on Red Arrow Highway In Watervtlat * question is close to McDonald's. The proposed project would ./CL * ease the passage of traffic in NO KIDDINGL.Marfc Little and hla brother, Danny Stotler, show the • the area. proper way a goat thould stand while being judged at the fair. Van's Medical Equipment Dr~ Cynthia J Garrone * The Commission agreed to (photo by Lynn Attlla) postpone any complicated re- 1126 E Napier, Bcnlon Harbor, Mich 925-8267 CHIROPRACTOR J surfacing projects in the area another owner's animal, work Between Orchards Mall & Fntrpiain piar^ until a later date. 4-H with the animal, and show It in In another matter. Mayor Mar- August. She said there were "a 463-3436 * vin Taylor commended the Glad- Continued from paga 1 multitude of riding classes" Your complete home Peach Festival organizers for available that a 4-H'er could HOURS ^ routinely. The youngster who in- putting on "the best festival become Involved in: horseman- M-WF10-12 27 tends to show the animal will ever." Mayor Taylor said the City ship classes and trail classes lues. 1012 2-5 ^ work with the animal, training it employees and local police did which include jumping, dres- Health Care Center to perform satisfactorily in the Thurs. & Sat. by appointment only ^ an exemplary job. He was pleas- sage and equestrianism. There ed with "the well-behaved show ring. Unlike the steers, Mrs. Little are also dress requirements for 310 LEWIS STREET J crowd" and "the excellent tur- youngsters showing horses at PWATER SOFTENER FEELINGS BAD? nout over the weekend." said goats know their names WATERVLIET * and their master. "Goats are the fair, according to Mrs. Reeves. There are events held in We Repair Most Brands ••••••***•** very people-oriented. They really , n •Culligan • 14 «XDEuVERE» O like people," she pointed out. Western and English dress. She said some of the older Mrs. Reeves said there were a •Twin City Service animals were very dear to the couple of new classes In- •Sears terested young people could 674 3833 or toll free 1-900-262-8693 hearts of the family. CALL BOB AT 20$ Jam** Street, Lawnnct, Michigan EPPLE Mark, Danny and their mom participate in this year. A Judg- have been busy preparing their ing Class is being offered to animals for fair week. The dairy allow youngsters to get the feel AQUA CLEAN ORCHARDS of judging a class of horses. Par- goats had to be completely WA TER CONDITIONERS shaved; the pygmy goats need- ticipants are expected to eval- THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS! ed to h?ve their shaggy hairs uate a group of four animals, trimmed. Ail hooves needed to placing them in a first-, second- MID SUMMER SPECUCUUR! be trimmed and filed. Mrs. Little and third-place order, just as a said the family had spent four real fair judge would do. The par- RED HA VEN PEACHES 39 lb. hours on Saturday working with ticipants are judged themselves on how well they made their Crimson Watermelons $3.89 ea. their animals. Mark Little will also show his decision while evaluating the Vine-ripened Tomatoes 59 lb. dog, Cashena, in Obedience and animals. H O INJ D Jumbo Cantaloupe $1.25 Showmanship classes at the Another new class being of- fair. Cashena, a Border Collie fered this year is a Costume Tender Green Beans 691b. breed, was raised by Mark since Class. Mrs. Reeves said par- Super select Cucumbers 5/ 99 she was a pup. The champion- ticipants are expected to ship animal has taken first place costume themselves and their In the Obedience class three animal. The youngsters are only 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. years in a row. limited by their own imagina- Oafy M-140 north tions. Mark can successfully com- Mrs. Reeves pointed out that if Watervti mand the animal to perform a 4-H'er8 involved with the raising Sales ^ service • Parts number of activities. He said and showing of horses do not 170 N. Riverview Drive. Benton Harbor this year Cashena will be able to recoup any of the cost of sus- 927-1128 heel off of a leash, do a figure taining the animals. "Most peo- eight between two points, broad ple just do it for the benefit of NOBODY BEMTS Jump, and retrieve over a high the kids," she stressed. A SCHROEDER DEAL! Shannon Hanks, a soon-to-be jump. Dogs aren't the only expert freshman at St. Mary's College in South Bend, Indiana, concur- ETHEL'S performers the fair features. Young equestrians have been red with Mrs. Reeves' observa- tions. Shannon said she feels a "Insurance is furiously preparing for their GOING upr crack at the Grand Champion real sense of accomplishment when she shows at the fair. "The A 'deductible clause,' by E & N SALES spot in this year's showcase. eliminating the expense of Kim Conquest, a member of fair is really rewarding," she reflected. "Being able to handle handling email eialms, can help the Tumble Weeds 4-H Club, in- to keep insunmos costs down. structed younger horsewomen your animal, knowing you show- iNSiDE ed well gives you a sense of ac- The package policies (Home- on the finer points of grooming a owner, Farmowner, Business- horse tor show at the fair during complishment. 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