LETTERS ACADEMIC MAIN ST. TV ARMCHAIR PUBLIC CHS TEAM miut INSIDE: & COMMENT AWARDS PAVING RECORD Q'BACKS NOTICES PICTURES REPORTS Page 2 Page 3 Page 5 Pages 7-10 Page 13 Page 14 Page 15 Page 16 THE TRI-C ITY RECORD 25c Vol. 105 - No. 45 RED ARROW EDITION OF THE WATERVLIET RECORD, COLOMA COURIER & HARTFORD NEWS November 8,1989 I Local Election Results Coloma Vietnam Memorial Fund reaches $5,000 goal By Teresa LaPlante Alice Vacantl, Chairman of the 1967. Split vote nixes Hartford Seven others who lost their lives Coloma Vietnam Memorial Fund, has announced that the $5,000 goal during this war will also be needed to finance the erection of a remembered. They are: Doyle Harris Vietnam Memorial In Baker Park In CPL MC, who died June 7,1967; Tom Coloma has been reached and the Pruiett Jr. PFC MC, who died March new fire truck millage stone has been ordered. 31, 1968; Phillip Johnson CPL AR, Erecting a Vietnam Memorial in who died February 21, 1969; James By Teresa LaPlante Coloma was an idea that originated Townley Sr. PFC AR, who died Voters in the City of Hartford nar- Pupedis Jr. leads 7 with the 1959 graduating class of December 30, 1969; Don Wood AE1 rowly turned down a two-mill tax in- NAVY, who died April 1, 1968; and crease in Tuesday's general election VIETNAM MEMORIAL.The helmet, m Allan Persicke Sp4 AR, who died candidates in 3 seat rifle and boot, the symbol of the for the purchase of a new pumper the cla38, R,ck Herndon who 31 his September 7, 1969. fallen soldier, will be etched upon ' 'o fire truck priced at $178,000. The scramble for Coloma life during the Vietnam war. Ser- A capsule containing the publish- vote was 216 against to 165 for. the Coloma Vietnam Memorial due to be erected in March. geant Herndon was killed on June 9, ed obituaries of these men, the Although the millage did pass by City Commission names of those who donated $20 or 24 votes in Hartford Township, more, and a copy of a history book f 4 224-200, the proposal was con- fr-r ?r currently in the making about these tingent on the passage in both the Bartley Sharon Veterans Day ceremonies men and those who gave to the City and Township in order to pass. iRosel Jennings memorial will be burled at the foot of Thus, there will be no new fire truck the memorial. The capsule will be In Hartford in the near future. set for Saturday, Nov. 11 donated by Florin Funeral Home of The truck was to replace an out- Saturday, November 11, Is honoring veterans should gather at Coloma. dated thirty-five year-old pumper that Anyone wishing to contribute the Hartford Fire Department is cur- Veterans Day, celebrating the day the park. The Watervllet Veterans of memories about those who gave rently using. Armistice was signed, ending the First World War. It only seems fit- Foreign Wars will be conducting a their lives In Vietnam, or others from ting, when looking back at the wars ceremony at 11:00 a.m. Saturday at this area who died In Vietnam and August Lois An America has gone through, to honor the veterans markers In Watervllet have been forgotten, please call the pupedis Qulgley Hirsch the ones who fought in those wars. City Cemetery. A wreath of honor Coloma Vietnam Memorial Commit- The voters of Coloma have both So, on Veterans Day, the veterans of will be placed at the sight. Other tee at 463-3300. Hartford Mayor kept with the familiar and gone with Natalie all American wars are remembered nearby VFW posts may join Water The stone for the seven-foot Schofltld the new in choosing Commissioners Hartsteln and honored for their service, their vllet at this service, so everyone Is memorial was ordered September 1 devotion to duty, and the sacrifices urged to come. and should arrive in about 10 weeks. is David Hadley for the next four-year term. Fulton receiving 142 votes. they made for their country. Follow- Hartford American Legion, Post Vacantl explained: Because black Those elected in Tuesday's City Treasurer Sandra K. Pulllns ing Is a schedule of events In the trl- #10151, will be celebrating this day granite Is such a popular choice, the General Election to serve on the City was re-elected with 270 votes, and Commission are August Pupedis, Jr. clty area honoring Veterans Day: with a dinner, at the Legion Hall stone Is on back order. St. Joe Thomas P. Yore kept his position as located on W. Red Arrow Highway in Monument will do the engraving. It who received the most votes, with a City Assessor with 271 votes. The Coloma American Legion, total of 191. Lois Qulgley, with 169 Post #362, will be having a flag- Hartford, at 7:00 p.m., and a dance really will be a beautiful memorial." Meldrene Kay Hutchlns will serve on March is the projected month for votes, and Commissioner Anita the Board of Review with 279 votes. raising and a gun salute at Baker following. Hirsch re-elected with 159 votes, at : a v ho or da y "Rampage" will be the featured the erection of the memorial and the All three candidates were unoppos- ^ V °P -? 1° " 1 - despite the problems of last year's e(j Those wishing to join the legion in band for the evening. accompanying ceremony. recall election. •mu Other contenders for seats on the Commission Included Thomas Tulllo David Randy Lowe who received 150 votes, Robert Hadley Wooley with 136 votes, Galen Blough Trash recycfihg begins in Tri-City area with 129 votes, and Charles Owen By Toresa LaPlante with 107 votes. The special dumpster has arrived! profit-making part of the Orchard Hill from the rest of garbage. One Barbara Wolfram received 259 A recycling center, along with the Landfill but Is offered by the landfill reporter suggested having separate votes to become the new City Clerk, composting center. Is now available as a community service. The dump- containers for recyclable Items a and Incumbent Fred Munchow will to residents In the trl-clty area who ster is currently rented by the landfill family may use and make separation serve as Treasurer with a total of 306 are concerned about groundwater from a Kalamazoo company, and Or- a family matter. votes In his favor, both candidates contamination and landfill pollution. chard Hill carries the cost of truck- Delivering the Items to be recycled were unopposed for office Berrien County landfills have been ing the recyclables to the ap- Is as easy as dumping any garbage receiving a lot of publicity recently proprlate Interested dumping sta- into a dumpster. The hardest part of ROY M. MILLER...(center) rests with from environmentalists who see the tlons. recycling Is changing the garbage two shipmates, Carl (left) and Otis abundance of out-of-county waste The dumpster has separate con- habit. This can be accomplished by Frank Dayton (right), in Galveston, Texas, Qlen and ever-expanding landfills as talners for various recyclable Items, taking it one step at a time. For In- Y«rlngton 1917. For story, see page 11. Wilkens threats to the environment. Because The containers are clearly labelled See RECYCLE on page 16 of the concern of several groups and for clear, brown, and green glass (all By an overwhelming margin of 289 Former Police Chief Individuals, several Berrien County separate containers); drain oil; tin, Over $10,000 raised for to 94 In Tuesday's general election, municipalities, Including the City of such as, cans;clear plastic milk jugs; the citizens of Hartford have voted is top vote getter in Coloma and Watervllet Township, and newspapers. WHS scholarship fund for former City Councilman David have become Involved In voicing Separating Items to be recycled Is Thanks to the generosity of the Hadley to fill the mayor's seat. 5-way Watervllet race their support for long-term solid as easy as separating pop bottles scholarships In June 1990. Water- Hadley ran against Councilman Watervllet High School alumni, their waste management-whlch Includes vllet graduates with science, math, In a light to moderate turnout, friends, and the sale of centennial Harold Frye. recyllng-as an alternative to landfill and/or physical education majors For City Council, Incumbents Watervllet voters kept Incumbent T-shirts and newspapers, the Harold pollution. may apply. Marlon Krall and Maxlne Frank Yerington and Glen Wllkens Commissioners Sharon Jennings Crocker Scholarship committee Is The Pines 'n' Needles Garden Club Brule were assigned to formulate an were re-elected, along with Fire and Daniel Schofleld and chose con- gratified to announce that the sum (not the Watervllet Garden Club, as application form, copies of which Chief Randy Lowe who, with 281, tender and former Police Chief of $10,049.23 has been deposited In earlier reported), led by Marian will be available In the WHS received the most votes. Yerington Bartley Rose to complete the Com- Gelsler, became Involved In cir- the Peoples State Bank as of Oc- received 229 votes, and Wllkens mission vote In Tuesday's General tober 1,1989. Contributions are still counselor's office after the first of culating petitions requesting the year. received 220. Also running, was Tod Election. definite changes In laws governing welcome. Checks may be made out Rose, with 200 votes, came In on TURKEY Latest donors to the fund are as Eftlng who received 198 votes. landfills and suggesting recycling to the Harold Crocker Scholarship Linda Eftlng will serve as top. Jennings received 182 votes, follows: Frances Thompson; Paul and composting as alternatives to chances Fund and given to Hazel Rauth, Hartford's new City Treasurer with and Schofleld received 176. Jones; David and Eleanor Goldbaum; ease landfill problems. Treasurer; Alice Shrosbree, Chair- 247 votes. Geraldlne Walker was re- Other candidates for Commission Wanda McLaln; Margo Bressler and Dan Batts, Manager of Orchard man; or any other member of the elected as City Clerk. Both can- seats were John Fulton with 162 Janyce Hutchlns In memory of their Hill Sanitation Landfill, met with the centennial committee. Since col- didates were unnoposed votes, and Incumbent Robert father, Lester Polmanteer. Garden Club members and, at their lege tuitions have been escalating, An updated City Charter will be additional donations will be greatly The committee acknowledges Ba|nmthe TaS S'dty Clerk, Natalie request looked Into the possibilities planned since voters approved the appreciated. with sincere appreciation the revision of the current Charter, Hartsteln was narrowly re-elected of Ins all ng a recycling center. The At a meeting on October 31, the generosity of the public in making which Is twenty-five years old. with 156 votes, contender Brenda recycling/compostlno center is not a committee voted to award two this project a success.
DO YOU THINK GLASNOST WILL CAUSE THE END OF We Asked You... COMMUNIST GOVERNMENTS?
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JACKIE WELLS % WATERVLIET 4 -No, I don't think to. I J JUDY WORICK ff ^ COLOMA DARRELL QATCHELL think a lot of things are M TERRY ROBINi COLOMA BOB FULLER hidden, •specially PEGGY LITTLER JOE PRITCHARD CHRIS CARLSON Nof not really. Com- GARY PURO COLOMA *No It won't change WATERVLIET where Qorbaohov Is COLOMA WATERVLIET BENTON HARBOR munism will go on to COLOMA - f M -No." the end of time." Wof not really- communism." -I believe so." concerned" "Ho.* No, 1 don't think so." 'No, absolutely not. NOVEMBER 8,1989 tri-city record PAGE
TWCfTT RECORD ACADEMIC LETTERS All tramted the ISO miles from GIVEN AT COLUMNS & COMMENTARY Hartford to Saturday's Michigan COLOMA HIGH State Championship Marching Band are tentatively planned for the 4lti ot SCHOOL Competition in Pfymouttu.^nd when On November 7, thirty-three Col- July next year. Tlie parade will be on taking the field for the Saturday Saturday. June 30. oma students were honored at an night performance, the Hartford evening program held at Coloma I know that trs 8 months away but Emerald Vanguard came together to I just wanted you to have aome idea High School. These students were put on the most dynamic display of honored who distinguished them- how long some of thaae things are In their abilities this marching planning. We will ham to book a selves with high achievement In nival before the and of January, their academic studies. tured First Place, Flight IN, in the \ dont ham a chairman ysL Any Students received academic let- a for much ters "C" of the same size and shape The following people were at our as those awarded to varsity athletic Once again, our hats are off to the letter winners. last meeting: Connie Austin, Judy Hartford Emerald Vanguard, a great MORE COLOMA HIGH SCHOOL WINNERS...of academic letters or chsvrons Campbell, Anne Bayer, Karl Bayer, Students receiving this award are, front row, from the left: Deanna Gard, 10th grade, letter, Stacy Groth, 10th group of kids, and their director, must meet the following criteria: 1. A Detores Lutz (Trade Lines), Jean Charles Hodson-may your excel- grade, letter. Dawn Stampfly, 10th grade, letter. Amy Mullauer, 10th grade, let- student must have at least a 3.6 GPA Christeneon, Del Sipes, Joan Bujack, lence continue. ten Kristin Ollekan, 10th grade, letter. for both semesters during the school CHS ACADEMIC LETTER AND CHEVRON WINNERS...honored November 7 were twelfth-graders, front row, from Dave Geartiart, Greg Blackwell, and Bob and Pat Martin In the back row, from the left, are: Jonelle Burlington, 11th grade, letter. Jay myself. year; 2. All classes count toward the the left: Leslie Sanders, Isttsr, Kris Brsford, Istten Debbie Kavanaugh, chevron; Angelina Wade, chevron; Pam Jollay, 11th grade, letter Steve Kozup, 11th grade, chevron; Becky Mow, 10th There is a Board of Directors 3.6 GPA; 3. A student must earn (3) Kutchinski, chevron; Nikki Weber, chevron; Lsurs Wsssendorf, chevron; Lisa Trueblood, chevron; Stacey Mon grade, letter, Angela Truby, 10th grade, letter. Missing from ths picture ara •'#* OOltJO THE HELP IS -roPicK meeting, as 1 said before, on Thurs- units of credit each semester; 4. son, chevron; Christi Sutton, chsvron. ... llth-araders Kim Dodge and Mellnda Murphy, both letter winners. MEN WERE "LADY" (center). The two men were members Each succeeding year that the stu- In the bsck row, from ths left, srs: Msrty Bsdt, chsvron; Tiffsny Bailey, chevron, Wendy ^tampfly, chevron; (Ksii Bsysr photo) our OhJB day, Nov. 9, and our next regular APPRECIATED meeting will be Thursday, Nov. 16, at of the House of David who played dent maintains at least a 3.6 GPA Michasl Stsck, chsvron; Llnds Golss, Isttsr, Heidi Kibler, chevron; Lisa Lentz, chevron; Stephanie Miller, chevron; SBH/ICS S THCY PLAYERS 8 a.m. at the library (back entrance). We, the members of the WBA, Dear Editor with them. All they had to do was will qualify the student for a chevron; Shsri Wiltfong, isttsr, and Psul Mow, chsvron. Also rsceiving a chevron but missing from the picture is Jeff HAvC TO oFFer\ There will be a report on the Board would like to take this opportunity to The picture in the paper of the old remove their caps and let their hair 5. The student must turn in a written Nelson. (Ksrf Bayer photo) of Directors thank everyone who worked so hard Bloomer Girts team brought back down and you had two more lady- request to the Coloma High School discussion on the 4lti of July, and gave up their weekend to help memories of long ago. players! I ham seen them play. office to be considered for an Realtors distribute safety song Coloma • Watcrvlict • Hartford • knows what else may crop up bet- with Las Vegas Nights, Friday and The manager and pitcher of the Harold M. Austin academic letter. Kalamazoo. Michigan Sunday, 11/12 - Queen Contest ween now and then? Why dont you Saturday, October 27 and 28. team was a Mrs. Maude Olsen Tea, HS Library and Auditorium, programs to area schools DOUBLE I come and find out? We are sure it would not have 12:00-5:00 p.m. Children In Southwestern Mich- Association of REALTORS has con- been the success it was without your COLOMA COMMUNITY Monday, 11/13 - Lunch: Pizza. igan will be singing along all fall to tinued to sponsor this innovative GOOD JOB, EMERALD help. Board of Education Meeting, Ad- COUPONS j SCHOOLS CALENDAR safety tunes. The Southwestern safety program, because it assists in VANGUARD Your kindness was greatly ap- ministration Office, 8:00 p.m. NOVEMBER 8-16,1989 Michigan Association of REALTORS teaching our young children basic usda ALL DAY s Dear Editor Tuesday, 11/14 - Lunch: Sub- Thank You, Wednesday, 11/8 - Lunch: Chill & Is distributing over 4,000 "Safety safety. Cheese Dogs. Full Day for Grades marine Sandwich. Football Banquet, Through Songs" packets to both WEDNESDAY j is being planned for this year's hS?S Connie Austin HS Cafeteria, 6:30 p.m. WBA 8-12; Half Day for K-7 Students. High public and private schools through- • WE RESERVE THE WOMT TO UMfT OUAMTTTIEf B ^ vkted half-time entertainment at that Chairman School-Bingo, Cafeteria, 6:00 Wednesday, 11/15 - Lunch: Pizza. out Berrien, Cass, and Van Buren HAPPENINGS The WBA donated $60.00 to the same football game. Some took the p.m.-11:00 p.m. Bingo, HS Cafeteria, 6:00 p.m.-11:(X) counties. This is the third year the a By Larry Noidhoff club for the Winter Festival. four-hour-long ACT (American Col- WE WANT YOUR NEWS p.m.; Queen Contest Rehearsal, HS Thursday, 11/9 - No Lunch. Half packets have been distributed with vVALDy a You can just call me the gambler Later In the week, it was decided lege Test) the next momkig-a few * Auditorium, 6:00-8:30 p.m. YALU-TR1M call The Tri-Ctty Record Day for Students; Half Day and Even- over 10,000 children receiving them a since our Las Vegas Nights. I have that Trade Winds Mall will be the participated in a cross country event Thursday, 11/16 - Lunch: BBQ USDA CHOICE now experienced being on both Watervllet headquarters for the that same morning. ing Conferences. JV & Varsity over the three-year period. a Basketball, River Valley at Coloma, Pork on Bun. Early American Days, The "Safety Through Songs" pro- BEEF sides of the table and. even though I festival. Any questions, call Larry 463-NEWS Washington, All Day. a was tired when it was over, i enjoyed Nordhoff, that's me, at 4634*281. 6:00 p.m. gram uses a coloring book with a Friday, 11/10 - No Lunch. Half Friday, 11/17 - Lunch: Burrltos. songs, a tape cassette, and a videcf* every minute of It Ifs time to think Christmas and a Day Conferences. Methodist Church Early American Days, Washington, tape to teach ten safety lessons to I wish to thank Connie Austin and the 4th of July all at once. Delores All Day; Sadie Hawkins Dance, HS BONELESS Lutz was on hand from the Trade A Food Basket Basketball Game, young children. Among the ten ! Judy Campbell for the fine job they LANSING Cafeteria, 8:00 p.m.-12:00. a did in organizing the event; F&F Lines and we approved paying for Alwood Gym, 7:00 p.m. songs are ditties designed to teach ble robot down more than five hun- a Distributing for their patience in the banner for the Christmas ad that Early on the morning of November children to look both ways befor training all us novices; ail the fine will appear In their publication. The dred feet in the icy waters of Lake crossing the street, never acce CHUCK a 11, 1975, Father Richard W. Ingalls Superior. Scientists gathered around USDA people that gave up a weekend to Herald-Palladium wanted us to REPORT listened to his radio in the rectory of rides from strangers, and alway a help the WBA make a little money; discuss the Tourist Guide for the spr- LANSMQ REPORT Is the TV monitors silently as cameras wear a seat belt. Lessons on bicycle CHOICE a J Old Mariners' Church in Detroit The recorded the scene below. and, finally, all the people who at- ing as all ads have to be In by CHy Record by Stale news came on, and it was tragic. and water safety also are included, ROAST a First the wrecked ship showed as 'SAFETY THROUGH SOUNDS...at tended. The event went very smooth- November 15. The Southwestern HH write af During the night a savage Lake along with an admonition not to play, ^ a a ghostly faint image, according to South Elementary School, Water- ly with no incidents of misconduct I Michigan Tourist Council wanted a with poison containers. a Superior storm had swallowed up an August 24, 1989, article in The vllet. From the left, front row, are; certainly enjoyed your company and, listing for our entire summer calen- the huge ore carrier. The Edmund Each child receives his or her own a Herald Palladium. Then the Fitz- coloring song book and a tap^ Danny lllff, Brlana Qigantl, and Jory of course, winning some of your dar. We had to give dates for the 4th Fitzgerald. a money. of July celebration. If this sounds gerald came Into focus-battered cassette with the ten safety songs Jackson. In the back row are teacher applicants must Father Ingalls immediately went a The WBA was so pleased with the hectic, It was...at least for me. provide certificates indicating they pilot house and portholes burst by on It. The Southwestern Michigan ^ Julie Nash and Jeremy Baldwin. into the little stone church and • event that we decided to have Remember the four items I men- have received counseling and had the tremendous preaaure. Her hull is began tolling the church bell 29 still white, scarcely rusted yet, but s another as part of the Winter tioned that would be on the agenda the opportunity to be tested for times-one for each man lost on the Watervllet PTO announces its • Festival, ft will take place the 26th for this meeting? Well, we only County clerks could waive the venereal disease and the AIDS virus. her hull plates are buckled like tin ;i ill-fated ship. Then he went into the foil. Presumably the silent hull still !• and 27th of January at the Ole Black touched one; the skating rink at Mill three-day waiting period between ap It would be a natural extension of sanctuary and knelt in prayer And as Book Fair dates i Cat. Connia Austin has volunteered, Creek and I am going to take it to the plying for and recaMng marriage county clerks' responsibilities to holds the bodies of the twenty nine he prayed, he noticed people coming, sailors wtoo went down with her. The Watervllet Elementary^ children will be tor sale at the Mill Creek Planning Committee this licenses under Jegislattoo appromd issue the waimrs. Transferring the 1 to be chairman of this one. too. I in and koeellng also. Parent/Teacher Organization would school. There are aiso items of in- hope you will join us again this time, weak for their Input and approval, I recently in the Michigan Houaa. authority from probate judges also One local man was lost on the The Mariners* Church is thass to- like to announce Its Fall Book Fair. terest for adults, fncludtng gift, craft hope. Current law requires the waiting would free our burdening courts Fitzgerald-Fred Bentaen from St. and if you didn't last time you don't day only because of one woman, Tha Book Fair will be held on the and activity books. Profits from the a know how much fun you're missing. t did schedule Board of Directors period, which may be waimd only by from this routine procedure, reduce Joeeph. Some family members of Julia Anderson, an Anglican and the following dates and times: Nov. 13, Book Fair will be used to support a At our last meeting we discussed meeting for Thursday, November 9, Probate Judges for 'good and auffi- paperwork and sam money. the crew are said not to be too happy widow of the commander of the Fort 1989, from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 5 school activities. a the Las Vegas Nights and some of at 8 a.m. at the Waffle House. I hope cient cause about the grave of their loved ones The bill now goes to the Senate for of Detroit. In her will she left money p.m. to 9 p.m.; Nov. 14, from 9:30 a.m. to cover the other three items at that Before county darks can iaaue being disturbed. I can understand a the things that we may do a little dif- further conakferation. to build an independent stone to 11:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.; time. their feelings. Those men are not ferent in our next one. Qaorga, Anna and I had aoma wacky church, with an autonomous board Nov. 15, from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. SPAKTAN The 4th of July schedule will be "lost at sea." Their final resting place Mr. Slpes was there from the River advanturaa and aoma great mo- of trustees, on her home property A wide selection of high quality, June 29 through July 4. Fireworks is known, marked, and mourned. I Ventures club to tell us more about menta. My book, to be written In located on Jefferson Avenue. high Interest paperback books for I FLOUR I 1090, "Food Circus In the United Julia Anderson knew the perils of But the scientists who probe ship- I the sea, and she wanted the house : Statea Air Farce," will contain wrecks, and the reporters and jour- ATTENTION, SHOPPERS I severe/ chaptera of our esca- of worship to be called The Mariners' 5 LB. BAG won I nalists who keep on writing about Grace Christian School of Water- m* I Church of Detroit. There were to be padea...lncludlng 'Loat and Deserted The Fitzgerald year after year when vllet would like to invite you and your I four requirements: The church fMUCKBtl In Soho,' 'The Unbroken Wlneglaaa the icy breath of winter begins to friends to "Shop & Share" with us at I Mystery,' 'The Naked Qultahat,' and should be built of stone; should be < m I howl across the Great Lakes, mean COMPUTER WIZARDS—pictured, from top to bottom, are WHS Junior Josh the Jewel Food Store on Nov. 13,14, called Mariners' Church of Detroit: NINE-TO-FIVE I 'Chandelier Baaketball.' Look for It no harm. Something about deep Tanner, Mrs. Joyce Orlffln, teacher Mrs. Rita Lynch, library aide; and WHS and 15. the pews should be forever free (this I Fence on your local bookatores that spring. water fascinates us and It always Junior Sherrle Brooks. By shopping on one of these days, Secretarial Service At any rate, Anne and I will return was in times when families paid an atari. I M has, ever since the first primitive 5 percent of your total purchases will Complete business center for COUPON DTMS NOV. 11, annual pew rent**); and sailors in 1 Ji to merry Oundle, England, In 1002 for men discovered they could float businesses and individuals particular should find a haven there. be donated by Jewel to our school. GUY FAWKES FACTS reeeerch. There, we will meet Sue heavier loads on a raft than they Making wise career choices We will use the money gained by this Typing - Trantcrlptlon i The structure was completed In Dear Karl: and George at the Red Uon Pub. could carry on their backs. We have Pottal MillbOKtf 1849 and remained on the site until Today's Watervllet High School tions described, as well as financial to pay for school building repairs. We really enjoyed your article on Meenwhlle, I'll bruah up on my not tamed nature, but we still try; Purctl Shipping the 1950's, when it was moved two studente have the leading edge |(j programs, military training op- You will need to take with you a Phont Mt0t*g« S«rviot I don't know about the rest of you life. Karl and I were living In Oundle, the earthquake, but that's not why Engllah history to keep up with Sue. and we will always have Intrepid a school identification slip when shop- blocks eaat by the city In a land when It comes to making wise career portunitles, apprenticeship pro- Fax Copta but our calendar for December is fill- England. He had to work from 4 In I'm writing. I guess Ifs your miafor sailors who brave the storms that ping on Nov. 13, 14, or 15, so please ing up rapidly. We seem to have trade. In Ita place a new civic center choice®. Thanks to the class Careers grams for specialty jobs, and over 2530 f. the morning till about 8 in the even- tune that I Just happened to whip our lakes and oceans Into a call the school at 463-5545 between Cl9V9l»nd Avvnuv booked almost every weekend with Ing, and I was home alone all day. n would rlae. The church, now lleted in and Employabillty, taught by Mrs. 400 public and private vocational St. Joseph, Ml 49016 COUPON written a paper for my English TRASH SPORTS frenzy. Some men will always feel as 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. events and plans. I figure the next was devastating, to be so alone on the national historical registry, was Joyce Griffin, students learn to make schools. (616) 992 0707 history class on Guy Fawkes and the Pharmaceutical wizard Ed Belfy did the British poet John Maaefleld: Thank you kindly for helping us Pan 992 1911 weekend free will be In the middle of Christmas. Of course, we had Gunpowder Plot and must take Issue given a home at the foot of Randolph decisions about Job preparation us- Other clasb activities Include com- H tefl pave me a Hat of off season sporting l must go down to the sea again, with this project. Of TMI .* February. That's not too bad, though, Street near the Detroit-Windsor tun- ing the Michigan Occupational Infor- pietlon of an Individualized job celebrated our Christmas two days with'you on three points: events for ESPN telecaat as compil- to the lonely sea and the sky, nel entrance. It took several months matlon System. MOIS, available in resume and filling out Job appllca- * HI AM VI SAVE as it's usually about that time that before, with a big dinner, and we i) Quy Fawkes or Bonfire Night is And alt I ask is s tall ship, OKAIW A ed from reader entries to the Free to move the 3,000 ton building to its the high school media center, Is an tlons. Mrs. Griffin also arranges for a winter really sets In and ail that goes even opened our gifts to each other November Sth, not 2nd, 2) It took And s star to steer her by. CAMPBEllS MEDIUM Press Sunday Soundoff. present location, where it now oc- up-to-date and easy-to-use system of variety of representative speakers to 41 with It. and from home, because we knew on place in 1005, so the Parliament he When s maritime tragedy occurs. ENNSYLVANIA ACCENTS 2 SOUP EGGS Some of the more thought provok- cupies city-owned land as s guest in Jobs available In Michigan. ,visit the class and share their "real POttM No, don't get me wrong but in this Christmas that he would be working, was trying to blow up was James I's, It grips our imagination. The thought W O/ *1 ing...Pin the tall on the pit bull; perpetuity. During the class, each student world" experiences and hints for get- business a person seems to be go- l sat in front of the TV the whole not Cromwell's, and 3) Fawkes was of the loneliness, cold, and dark of FAMISH FURNITURE Chalnaaw tag: Bobbing for piranha; On the night of November 10, takes an Interest survey. The ting Into the Job market. Students ing more places and doing more day and cried. This was unusual to Imprisoned and tortured In the Tower deep water makes us all pause. But 48' Taokle hopacotch; Nun fun run; 1975, the Edmund Fitzgerald was answers are then put Into the com- | ^ prepare for the Inter- 0 HANDMADE GIFTS FREE w things and most of the time it is even ham TV during the day, for It of London, hanged (but not from the the sailors of the Edmund Fitzgerald earn ow Sailboat demolition derby; Scrambl- carrying over 26,000 tons of taconite puter by media center staff. The view and evaluate themselves usually business-related...but usually started at 4 In the afternoon Tower), cut down while still alive, still live In memory, Gordon Ught- » PEWTER ed egg toaa; Ear wax marblea; Yup- tailings (iron core), headed for computerized system evaluates the through videotaped sessions, -5 sometimes not. and went off at 12 midnight. But on and than drawn and Quartered. foot's ballad, and the jmnual pie throwing; Prehistoric Scrabble; Cleveland, Ohio. A November storm answers and provides a list ot Job MOIS Is provided free of charge to : During the month of December in Christmas they ham it on all day. | did not know any more about the memorial service In the little Detroit and Cement golf: well, you get the was brewing and wind shrieked titles that match each Individual's In- WHS. Any community member Is 1 past years we have always been able They had lots ol oldies-but^goodies Gunpowder Plot than you did up un- Mariners' Chapel. And along with Next Dow to Di. Girroiw't office on 2 : Idee. If you've got any to add, send through the ship's rigging and anten- terests. welcome to take advantage of this RED ARROW HIGHWAY, WATERVLIET to attend the Bayer family Christmas movles on the tube, or as they calllt m a month ago, so I hope this their immortality thoae sailors have COUPON eDwr them to Ed. nas. She was headed for Whiteflsh To learn more about each Job, system by contacting the high 2S^ party, and ail of us have looked for- the telly. Nothing helped me In my doesn't hurt your feelings. You've been transmuted. As William Shake- Point and shelter-but she never students then consult microfiche. ward to the event. Even last year our sadness. When Karl came In the probably already been corrected by a speare said In "The Tempeat:" school media center at 463-6472. made It. Microfiche are Index-sized cards new son-in-law. Billy, had met some evening he, too, felt the loneliness local reader by now. WIN A GOBBLER Full fathom five thy father lies; I mw tuy. m : Somewhere about 17 miles off the which require special magnifying norni* of the family and was looking for- and the only thing left for us to do Anyway, we love you guys, but Thla week and next Is the best Of his bones are coral made; ttm of wiuif SAVE vim coast of Northern Michigan, the Fitz- ward to seeing them again. But, alas, was tall asleep. you'd better check with me before time to gut a turkey for Thanksglv Thoee are pearls that were his eyes: machines known as microfiche *MOK* gerald struggled on, battered by 5FFDLE55 this year we have plans, ones which We hem never had another sad you prim any more English history Ing, FREE! Nothing of him that doth fade readers to read the small print. The WAFFLE HOUSE M' waves up to thirty five feet high. The GHAPEFRUH ...» w-*' we are really happy and excited Christmas like that In our lives but tacts! Just kidding; look them up Juat till out the coupons In this, But doth suffer a sea-change MOI6 system has over 1400 occupa- w came close with our first one here in and next, week's paper and deliver captain had juat sent s message that 1 about, but the other side of the coin youreelfl Into something rich and strange. a* - Mmai* is we can't leave on our Christmas Watervllet. But we had all fim of us Susan them to the stores Hated on them. they were holding their own. when NOVEMBER ./iSjr•.rSStrr Eaoh afore will heve Ita own the ship disappeared from radar *1" adventure on the other side of the then and we overcame the sad feel- Wh»wf Thmnkt, Sue. What turn drawing...there'll be more than 46 screens. TRI-CITY RECORD state. ings, just by being together, and lear- you got on f/w "Qreef Snow Woman ning how to make our own fun. winners and turkeys given away. Official Coast Guard rsports say 136 N. Main SLg Box 7 Christmas to us has always been Oebaofe of PoMrook?" STORAGE 120.00 minimum £ That Is when the lamllies decided Meny of the stores participating that the Fitzgerald had her deck hat- WatonrtM, Ml 48006 SPECIALS family, friends, and good food. For Lattor wrltar Sua la tha same one purohaaa raqulrad to celabrate Christmas a ate brand new to the drawing and to ches battered and broken, took on AT moat of our married years, this was ot tha San Pranclaoo Nattalandi (616) 463-NEWS HOT BEEF SANDWICH J 95 : txcluding aonut J the high point in our holidays. Some before and we had e chance to bualnees,..pleaae make a special ef- water, and went straight down as with whipped potatoes, gravy & cole slaw Suy Uaturaa. a Sha and hubby George aharad long, fort to deliver their coupons and to she plowed through heavy seas. 3 YOUR alcoholic £ years there were not too many every one Well, we ham had that hard years, with Anna and ma, datan- Anne ft Karl Bayer, Publishers tradition lor the last fim years and tell them hello. Other theorists wonder if the water SPACE bavaragoa. and presenU under the tree, but we ding Amartoa In tha wllda of Eaal Karl layer. Editor tobaooo ptoOucU J always had the warmth and under now we must change again. Change, lifted the huge ore carrier and slam- Mgr. RIB EYE STEAK SANDWICH S395 SERVICE Anglia, England. Whlla Sua and REMEMBER YOUR VETS med It down on s Shoal. We may standing of our families. We are always, can't saem to ever stay the ,h. y Editor with cup of soup. .-—arfKi--1_ .. „ Anne piottao waya to oiroumvant tha This Saturday la Veteran'a Day. never really know. Leas than a year AVAILABLE! friends with all on both sides and our same once ^ometmng is graDoea on- nn
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Thu) Conversation Wife 940 A.M. a« A- By Sylvia Prager South Bend and as far north as Paw. Roy interjected, "They had a Roy lives on Red Arrow In a Roy M. Miller is the oldest surviv- South Haven for the fun of dancing." bigger bunch of veterans In Paw beautifully-kept duplex. "My ing World War I veteran In Coloma There is a special story that best Paw." His good friend, Ed Warner, daughter Insists that I have cleaning today. He was aboard the USS Han- illustrates the close ties the Millers went with him. In February he wrote, he'P every two weeks." He said with cock at sea the day Armistice was had with their friends. Before the "Below zero this morning. Went to affection, "Barbara Ann has signed. Roy kept a log and on line 48, Millers moved to Decatur their barn WWI meeting with the Warners, breakfast with me every morning. On page 493, dated November 11,1918, burned down with all their equip- There were 7 of us." Sundays, she and Charles take me he wrote, "Hostilities ceased. Ar- ment. Roy needed a big tractor. In This book gives one a view of a out." mistice signed." those days the auctioneer would busy man. He fishes, he repairs, he His pride of having been In the On an October day In 1989, Roy, name the price he expected. When builds. He and Ruth are with the Navy ran through his conversation, his daughter, Barbara Ann, and his he asked who would give the named children and grandchildren often. He He talked about his mother's two son-in-law, Charles Abrams, were price, all hands went up. So they closes every page with an upbeat cousins who were In the Navy In Ger- eating In Zltta's, a restaurant at the passed a deck of cards. Roy told his comment, such as "Cold, but nice" many. Wesley was a storeroom St. Joseph train station. Roy mused, friends he wanted and needed the or just "A nice day." keeper In the Navy In World War II. "I left from this station for the Navy tractor. The winning card was an Roy and Ruth Miller left Decatur In and his grandson, Steven, served Ir on a June day In 1917." ace of spades. It was held by Jay 1984 to be closer to their children In tbe Navy for four years. Life for this gentle, quiet, 94-year- Curtis who turned the card over to Coloma. Barbara Ann and Charles 't was 72 years ago for Roy, but his old man began In 1895 In Des Roy Miller, WWI vet, is shown surrounded by three younger generations of Roy. Abrams take care of the needs. Ruth records, his photos, and his Plalnes, Illinois. He was the middle Millers: daughter Barbara Ann, right; granddaughter Jennifer, left; and great- Paul Kull, Kilmark, Charles Cole- Miller died on Sunday, June 14,1987. memories keep the years at sea alive of three boys. His mother died In granddaughter Brittany. man, and Roy started their own She is sorely missed. for him. 1908 and that year his father brought veterans group of World War I his family to Coloma. His father Atlantic or to the Azores from farmed 55 acres. fellows. The first meeting was in the never remarried and Roy was not to 1917-1918 through the enemy sub- Their children, Barbara Ann and basement of the Coloma Bank. Then know a permanent home during his marine zone...the darkened ship, gun Wesley, were both born in Coloma. they'd meet at each other's homes growing years. crews on alert, ever ready for the Barbara Ann Abrams works at the and play cards. They enjoyed the He attended Clymer School. He enemy...crossing the high seas In Coloma State Bank. She and commonality of the experiences left Coloma when he was In the 8th what is described as a zig-zag Charles have 4 children and one they had shared. grade. Roy lived with his brother, manuever bringing troops and sup- grandchild. Wesley and his wife, Roy kept a dally record for a John; his uncle, Charles Mong; and plies wherever there was a need. Lois, have two children. They live in lifetime. His record book for the year his grandmother. Roy said, "There Roy continued aboard the USS Three Rivers where Wesley works for 1967 reminded him that on January 3 was no special home for me. I Hancock bringing the men home. a bottle cap manufacturer and is he went to a WWI meeting at Paw His last two trips were from Porta jumped from place to place." their repairman. Roy noded as he USS Hancock He drifted back to Coloma by Prince to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, said, "Wesley can fix anything." 1916; then went to work for Ferdi- and back to Philadelphia, Penn- In 1946, Roy and his family gave nand Thar at the Pier Farm. There sylvania. They landed on September up fruit farming and bought a were 555 acres and all the land was 3, 1919. Roy was discharged in Oc- 172-acre grain and cattle farm in worked. In the summer of 1917, he tober 1919. Decatur. While his home was no received notice that the Army Roy went from sailor to farmer. He longer In Coloma, his roots were wanted him. returned to the Pier Farm. He work- deep. There was family in Coloma. "I didn't want the Army. I liked be- ed the land with oxen, horses, and His brother, John, and brother-in- ,„ Ik j, / ing on water, so I went down and tractor and plowed, disced, and law, Irving Martin, were here. He still enlisted In the Navy." dragged. Later, he and his brother, has a grand-nephew. Rick Martin of A tralnload of men left the St. John, worked the north half of the R&M Heating on Martin Road. Joseph station. Nell and Carl farm with Thar on a share basis. His friends and neighbors were Vanaway were on that train. Carl Is Roy laughingly remembered that many, and so were their visits. To no longer with us. Nell lives In Ben- he'd have to ask Thar for his pay name only a few: John Bunker was a ton Harbor and the two men still talk long, long before payday. Then he postmaster at one time; Robert on the phone often. would dig down Into his deep Molter has his fruit farm and stand pockets and come up with a $10 bill. tmv The train took them halfway bet- where John once lived; Howard ween Baltimore and Annapolis to a "That's Just about what you were Bishop now lives where Roy's close vast, empty, piece of land. This was paid for a month's work." friend, Jay Curtis, once lived; Roy their rifle range, and tents were their A favorite story from his young still sees Bill Bessemer; Jack Stolz home. days was the time he, his horse, and and the Pattersons lived on the other '' buggy had to drive one of the Zielke V -lU" Training was completed within two corners of Bundy and Coloma , V, V weeks and Roy was put aboard the girls to work after a late party. He Road; Inez Patterson Benson makes USS Hancock. The Hancock was got her to work about midnight. Then her home where her parents once liv- built In Glascow, Scotland, in 1876 he wrapped the reins around the ed; The Kllngs were also a part of 'V * and was a passenger ship called The whip socket, curled up In a corner of their lives. Roy said, "You know, Min- Arizona. She had at one time held a the buggy, covered himself with a nie was Thar's sister." ! speed record and became known as lap robe, and fell asleep. The horse Maude and Chet Jollay (Jerry the "Greyhound of the Atlantic." The drove himself to the Pier Farm and Jollay's grandparents) and the v United States Government purchas- stopped. Roy smiled as he said, "It Millers were dancing partners. ed the ship In 1900. She was con- was 3 a.m." "Wherever there was dancing, the Roy M. Miller and shipmates 1 verted to a transport and in 1908 was Roy married a local girl, Ruth Mar- four of us would be there. We'd go to VETERANS rechrlstened "The Hancock." The tin. They were married In 1923. The ship had six guns, and Roy was Gun- very next year Roy became a mason, DAY ners'Mate 2nd Class on the star- "like her father before me and her No VCM Tiber 11 board side. grandfather." Roy kept impeccable records of When they were first married, they his Journeys. The first journey began lived on the Russell place at the end rOUESTIONSn on June 25, 1917. Quoting from his of Bundy Road. Roy commented, "In records, "The ship, convoy, and those days there were no street 1. Have yovou nahada dinner Q escort entered the submarine zone names. I think It was after 1946 that Midway Baptist Church to host of the enemy successfully. We were Roger Carter went around and nam- at Barry's Landing / bound for St. Nazaire, France. In the ed them." Mid-Missions Conference a.m. of June 28, we were attacked by (formerly The I^ast Resort) Baptist Mid-Mlsslons Is an In- several enemy submarines. The sub- The Millers bought a farm on lately • ministry as Pastor of the Sprlngvlile dependent Baptist, fundamentalist, marines were defeated. The convoy Wilson and Bundy. They also owned (Pennsylvania) Baptist Church. He faith mission agency serving fun- formed a column and reached their one on Red Arrow between Bes- 2. Have you noticed how has been serving as Executive Vice damental Baptist churches since destination on July 2. These were semer and Kerllkowskl on Coloma President of Baptist Mid-Missions 1920, as they send out and equip the first U.S, Marines to land on Road up to the cemetery. It's where and has gained wide respect as an nice & bright it is inside / their members to evangelize and foreign soil. Disembarked troops the Michigan Canners Is now. They effective administrator and speaker. plant new Baptist churches around and supplies, then returned to New Together with his wife, Barbara, he the world. has already been active In Mission York." after being redecorated WE WANT YOUR NEWS Baptist Mid-Mlsslons holds firmly Another trip that came to mind work In Peru, New Zealand, Aus- to "the faith once delivered to the began April 13, 1918. They entered call The Tri-City Record 3. Did you know they tralia, and Central Africa. saints." The Articles of Faith reflect the war zone, guns loaded, ship Dr. Allan E. Lewis, former Presi- their position of historic orthodox darkened, and successfully stopped dent of Baptist Mid-Mlsslons, will br- 463-NEWS still serve great food Christianity and biblical Baptist prin- briefly In Ponta Delagada, Azores, to ? ing the Monday evening message. ciples. They have over 1200 mis- President Anderson will be the pick up an escort. The ship was car- r W sionaries serving In 33 countries rying an all-black troop contingency. at reasonable prices speaker Tuesday night. ' Among around the world, 5 provinces In others taking part In the two services They proceeded without incidence fRI COUNIY Wtll OmtllNfi Canada, and 34 states In the United to Brest, France. However, two 4. Have you danced to will be Dr. Paul Tassell, Dr. David States. Their home office Is located Seymour, the Rev. Alfred Nelson, Dr. soldiers died of disease during the COMPLETE In Cleveland, Ohio. voyage and their bodies were return- Joseph Stowell, the Rev. T. Fred WELL DRILLING their excellent band on Baptist Mid-Mlsslons Trlannual ed to the U.S. The ship landed on ? Hussey, Dr. Joseph Bower, Mr. K S(,fU t N RE PLACf MENTS Missionary Conference will be held May 14, 1918, then returned to Devon Strycker, Dr. Mllo Thompson, Fri, and Sat. nights at Midway Baptist Church of Water- Dr. W. Wllbert Welch, Dr. Reginald Nevirport News, Virginia. vllet, November 11-15,1989, Over 200 Matthews and host pastor, the Rev. R6y joined the Navy and saw the missionaries and guests will be at- Randal L. Gllmore. *0f1d He remembered Haiti, where IICfNMf) tending. women carried baskets of coal on INSIJRK) Two significant events will mark their heads and loaded the ship. ANSWER the 7:00 p.m. services on November There were naked boys selling 13 and 14. bananas. "They'd send up a bucket If not, give yourself a treat! On Monday evening, November 13, ATTENTION, SENIORS of bananas and we'd send back the 494 i N WA If RV111 I ROAD the entire service will be a time of ap- The Northern Berrien County money In the same bucket. It was ex- rtrcn ff*[j homf Office preciation and honor for Dr. and Mrs. Chapter #3101 of A.A.R.P. will meet citing to watch the native boys dive Ulf.K SCHtfTZ DAVIKHUR Visit BARRY'S LANDING C. Raymond Buck, who are retiring Monday, November 13, at the for money * M,'.'.M) i\i??nMi the end of this year. Dr. and Mrs, Knights of Columbus Hail, 7454 Paw There were eight trips crossing the Let Bettie, B.J., Linda, Tina Buck served as missionaries to Paw Avenue, Watervllet. Social hour Africa beginning In 1954; later, Dr. will begin at 9:30 a.m., serving coffee and Laiounna cater to your Buck became part of the Cleveland and rolls. A business meeting and administrative staff; and, most program will follow at 10:00. "THE WHOLE LOSS recently, he has held office of Presi- Our guest will be one of our own dining & drinking pleasure! members, Mrs. Lavern Pater, who WAS PAID BY dent of the Mission. Tuesday evening, November 14, vacationed In Germany and had INSURANCE!" the service will be devoted to the In- many wonderful experiences of in- • You can now have property fn- ^ Barry's Landing stallation of the Rev. Gary Anderson terest. She will show a video on one surance which, In CAM of com- for l^ikeiide Dining A SplriU on as the new President of Baptist Mid- of the highlights of her travels. plete destruction by fire, wind, Guests and new members are beautiful Phw hiw f^ikc -C* Missions. Mr. Anderson came to the or explosion, will remove all Mission from a fruitful twelve-year always welcome. debris and pay full replacement 5tM hm hm Ufc* Rd., ( otoms, MI - cost of both building and per- . I- * 46M27I • Tkkr out umilaMr L - sonal property. • TRI-CITY RECORD SUBSCRIPTION RATES * RESIDENTS IN BERRIEN I VAN BUREN COUNTIES $13.00 ANNIMUY OTHER MICHIGAN RESIDENTS $16,00 OUT OF STATE...$11.00 PARTIAL OUT OF STATE SUBS. ...$16.00 OUTSIDE U.S.A....I20.00 DON YOUNG Serving Houn, Mike chttki piyiblr lo The Ttl Clty Rtcwd, Boi 7, WilenHIrt, Ml '>«ily 11:30 a m, - miefm^ht PLEASE FILL 0UI BELOW... BREAK FAST INSURANCE AGENCY NAME Sal A Sun , 9 a rn noon MAIN ST. MAILING ADDRESS WATERVUET 463-6773 STATE I ZIP 4, * PAGE TWELVE TRI-CITY RECORD NOVEMBER 8,1989 NOVEMBER 8.1989 PAGE THIRTEEN Jim Edwards drops one place to 6-2 and has the same record as just how touch this competition is fourth going 5-3 but is still only Jim. Since Jim beat him with the as he went 6-2 but stays in ARMCHAIR QUARTERBACKS... four games out of the lead. As a tie-breaker I'm sure that Mike seventh place after losing the tie- FREE TURKEY THIQ rana le xa__. ~ if .-.low WIN A FREE FREE TURKEY FREE TURKEY This race is so tight that one going to have him pick my lotto now on even if they play a school rookie, he may have learned some- doesn't think that there is breaker to Nancy. He Is finding DRAWING ENTRY DRAWING ENTRY game's outcome made all the dif- numbers for me. for the blind. thing from Bob and he is still In a anything wrong with him at all. out real quick that he's in the big DRAWING ENTRY ference this week. Only two of our Barb went 6-2 this week, as did Bob Wallace continues his position to do something about it. Nancy Huffman went 6-2 and league now and it's not as easy as climb as he is our other 7-1 QB IAME. NAME QBs picked Toledo to beat West- most others, which keeps her in He lifted so much furniture in his stays in sixth place this week. it seems. But being only 5 games ern Michigan and they did it on the this week and moves all the way out of first still gives him a shot. AOMESS ADDRESS second place with a one-game big sale last week I thought he Even though her Irish came TURKEY! ADDRESS last play of the game. But with from fifth to third place. Somehow Joe Jason went 6-2 and stays in lead over Bob Wallace. Barb is might have hit his head when I through, like Barb, I think her pa- CITY PHONE No.. CITY PHONE No 'CITY PHONE No that, Ed Belfy went 7-1 and widen- probably more disappointed in he always manages to make a saw that he took Indiana over, tience with Western is also wear- eighth place, 7 games out of first. Entry Deadline...Noon, Monday, Nov. 20 move and now he is only 3 games TO ENTER ALL THE DRAWINGS... Entry Deadline...Noon, Monday, Nov. 20 ed his lead to 2 games over Western than anyone and, unless Michigan State. ing thin. Let's see if she sticks But he might be the smartest of all Entry Dudline...Noan, Monday, Nov. 20 out of first. Can't say I didn't warn second-place Barb Parker. If Ed she was just letting off steam, will Mike Woodward drops one with them one more week. See ARM on page 15 Fill In the turkeys with your name, address, and phone WATERVLIET FRUIT HUFFMAN'S does that a few more times, I'm irobably pick against them from 'em. Dlace to fifth, even though he went Douq VanBruggen is finding out number. Cut the turkey entries from the paper and drop EXCHANGE ir RENT TO OWN/TV 8, APPLIANCE Welsh's 66 HARTFORD them off at the stores participating (one entry for each WATERVLIET Watervllet store, please). The winning entries will be drawn Monday, iU November 20, at noon. The winners will be contacted by phone by the sponsoring store and all their names will be THIS WEEK'S GAMES... & published in that week's Record. Store employees and Ohio U. at Central Mich. FREE TURKEY East. Mich, at Ball State their families are not eligible to win their employer's prize; Bowling Green at West. Mich. S.M.U. at Notre Dame they may win turkeys from other stores. Please drop off FREE TURKEY DRAWING ENTRY Michigan at Illinois Minnesota at Michigan State your own entry in each store...you must be over 18 to enter. DRAWING ENTRY 'NAME Green Bay at Detroit 'IAME AOMESS Chicago at Pittsburgh ADDRESS 'tITT PHONE Ik TleBreaker: Total Pts. Chicago game CITY .PHONE No. Entry D«adllni...Noon, Monday, No*. 20 Jim Edwards > •. Ed Belfy Barb Parker Bob Mike Woodward Joe Jason 65-26 63-28 63-28 Nanc:vY HHuffma n 60-31 Entry Deadllnt...Noon, Monday, No». 20 6724 64-27 Nancy's Furniture Doug VanBruggen WATERVLIET Belfy Drug Store Watervllet Fruit Exchange Big T Family Restaurant Hoekzema Ford 62-29 62-29 WCSY Radio FREE TURKEY Huffman's TV & Appliances Broadwater Auto Sales FREE TURKEY Central Michigan, Eastern FAST LANE COIN LAUNDRY Central Michigan, Ball Central Michigan, Eastern Central Michigan, Eastern Central Michigan, Eastern Central Michigan, Eastern Michigan, Weatern Michi- State, Western Michigan, Michigan, Bowling Green, Michigan, Western Michi- Michigan, Western Michi- Central Michigan, Ball Ohio U., Eastern Michigan, Michigan, Western Michi- DRAWING ENTRY DRAWING ENTRY gan, Notre Dame, Michigan, Watervliet Notre Dame, Michigan, Notre Dame, Michigan, gan, Notre Dame, Michigan, gan, Notre Dame, Michigan, State, Bowling Green, Notre Western Michigan, Notre gan, Notre Dame, Michigan, Michigan State, Green Bay, 'NAME Michigan State, Detroit, Michigan State, Green Bay, Michigan State, Detroit, Michigan State, Detroit, Dame, Michigan, Michigan Dame, Michigan, Michigan Michigan State, Detroit, NAME Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago State, Green Bay, Chicago State, Detroit, Chicago Chicago ADDRESS total points 52 ADDRESS FREE TURKEY total points 42 total points 36 total points 40 total points 34 total points 31 total points 42 total points 40 'ciTY PHONE No 'CITY PHONE No DRAWING ENTRY win over Alex Stewart. Every fight little extra to pull the game out of the Entry Deadllne...Noon, Monday, Nov. 20 Entry Deadline...Noon, Monday, Nov. 20 TOUGH WEEK FOR COMET GIRLS that Holyfleld has before he meets fire. IAME Coloma's girls dropped a pair of FREE TURKEY PRESS Tyson should help him that much Their defense Is rated within the Lakeland Conference basketball ADDRESS more as he needs all the ring work top 10 In the NFL and keeps them in MITCHELL'S games last week losing to NANCY'S DRAWING ENTRY BOXH that he can get. I believe that a lot of these games but the offense MARKET CITY PHONE No Cassopolis, 45-27, and then dropping Holyfleld has the only legitimate ^FURNITURE & WATERBEDS ^ 'NAME needs more polish. That should Hartford a close one to Lakeshore, 46-44. shot of any contender at beating Entry Deadline...Noon, Monday, Nov. 20 come with experience as the two OLOMA ADDRESS In the Cassopolis game, both Tyson but I'm still not convinced he rrtost important offensive skill teams started slow with the Rangers can do It. It should be an Interesting FREE TURKEY CITY PHONE No players, Rodney Peete and Barry WATERVUET ... holding a 6-3 advantage after one fight, nonetheless, and probably will Sanders, are just rookies and have DRAWING ENTRY Entry Deadline...Noon, Monday, Nov. 20 quarter. But Cass picked up the pace take the place sometime next sum- the potential to make a difference. HARDING'S in the second quarter and never look- mer. Maybe not this year but next year for Jasmine's Family ed back as they outscored the Com- By Mike Leith, sure. ets 30-14 In the second and third How about the turnaround In the How about that Instant replay call Restaurant quarters. Kris Kramer led the Com- eighteenth at 22:34.4. NFL? What, up until now, has been In the Bears-Packers game last W PHONE ets with 7 points while Kim Jackson FREE TURKEY Watervllet In the state meet, Hartford's Kathy somewhat of a boring season seems weekend. I don't mind If It Is used Entry Deadline...Noofl, Monday, No«. 20 added 5. Walls was tops of the four above to have turned around with more and and there is decisive evidence that Against Lakeshore, the Comets DRAWING ENTRY mentioned finishing 46th while the more upsets taking place along with the official's call was wrong. And to Jones trailed 25-20 at halftime before Panthers had Kellle Roberts In 53rd more close, exciting games. There's my understanding, that Is the way It NAME outscorlng the Lancers 11-4 In the Intercable and Tammy Reeves In 56th. Remem- nothing worse than a sleeper so bad Is supposed to be used. But In this third quarter to take a 31-29 lead Into ADDRESS FREE TURKEY ber, this was In the whole state that your wife can even recognize It case I'm not sure If the evidence was Watervllet the final stanza. But the Lancers 'CITY PHONE No which Is quite an accomplishment and then try to convince you that you decisively different and. If so, why I'VE GOT tT...Kris Kramer grabs the rebound. Kla Jackson Is ready to take the FREE TURKEY were able to come back and DRAWING ENTRY and all will be back next year. Con- can now go outside early and start did It take over four minutes to make rebound. The Comets lost a tough two-point decision to Lakeshore in a con- Entry Deadline...Noon, Monday, No*. 20 outscore the Comets 17-13 In the ference game. (Coloma Schools photo) IAME DRAWING ENTRY gratulations, girls! raking the leaves. If It Isn't the leaves the call. In all of the replays seen on IAME fourth quarter to secure a 2-polnt vic- they can always find something so television, none show decisive ADDRESS tory. Kim Jackson again lead the MARTHA'S BEAUTY & RED ARROW CROSS COUNTRY the best bet Is to hope for NFL pari- evidence as to where the ball was ADDRESS Comets with 12 points and 9 re- the Packer quarterback's feet with CITY PHONE No MEET HELD ty- refeasrcl. And the replay official even that chalk pen that they use. No YARN SHOP CITY PHONE No.. bounds. Following her was Wendy The Red Arrow Conference cross Speaking of the NFL, I'm not quite admitted that It doesn't matter Entry Deadline...Noon, Monday, Nov. 20 Murray with 11 points and Lonnie sense In belatlng the point now but WATERVLIET country meet was held at Bridgman sure what to make of the Lions. Even' wljere-the feet are; It's where the ball FREE TURKEY Entry Deadllne...Noon, Monday, Nov. 20 Johnson with 8. because of this example the replay WATERVLIET ACE on Oct. 19 and Hartford's girls flash- though they have won only one game is~ released. So that sho^s down \ njle. deserves more clarification. DRAWING ENTRY The Comets now prefja^B for ed in first place In the overall stan- to date this season, they have been jfcfWsfon commentator ban Fouts' HARDWARE NILSON'S district action as they face dings with Watervliet's girls right in most of the games that they have replay argument where he thought 'NAME ^SERVICE Dowagiac in Class B district actio WATERVLIET FREE TURKEY behind them in second. played. They just seem to lack that he had proved his points by circlina ADDRESS. "**• 463-3298 Monday, Nov. 13, at 'Class B' District The Indians placed four girls in the DRAWING ENTRY host Dowagiac. If the Comets are CITY PHONE No. top ten finishers with Kathy Walls in IAME, victorious they will advance to 5th, Gina Attebury In 6th, Jodl Goyer Wednesday's semifinal match at the Entry Dtadltne. .Noon, Monday, Nov. 20 ADDRESS In Sth, and Karri Tarantino in 10th. FREE TURKEY same time and place against Watervliet had Kellle Roberts in cm PHONE No. Buchanan. The Bucks drew a first- 2nd and Tammy Reeves In 4th. COMMUNICATIONS round bye. The Comets close out the i'. Entry Deadline...Noon, Monday, Nov. 20 In the boys meet Watervliet tied DRAWING ENTRY regular season Thursday at home LOW PRICES MAKE LOW PAYMENTS 'NAME & MUSIC with Bangor for second while Hart- ! against River Valley. ford finished fourth. Watervliet had v FREE TURKEY ADDRESS . WATERVLIET FREE HIRKEY Sob's Collectors Shop Greg Grear in 6th place and Hartford 10% Down Cash or Trade Equity (WAC) WATERVLIET JUNIOR HIGH Watervliet PANTHERS SQUEAK BY INDIANS Term With TEACHER DAVID WHEELER...com 'CITY PHONE No DRAWING ENTRY had freshman Boyce Littlefield in 1st DRAWING ENTRY Watervliet's girls pulled out a place in the top ten finishers. Lit- Price Credit riyfnem peted in the Chicago Marathon. 'NAME close one against Hartford, 34-32, 19S8 POUT GRAND AM SE "Tuito 4," loaded, J 7.000 mi 9995 60 mos '195" Entry Deadline...Noon, Monday, Nov. 20 IAME... tlefield also placed 3rd in the boys ADDRESS ' thanks to a comeback fourth quarter regional to qualify for the state meet 1988 CHEV CORSICA CI 4 dr loaded, V6, trans wart 7995 60 m« W ADDRESS In which they outscored the Indians 1988 DODGE CARAVAN 7 pass, well-equipped, trans warr 9995 60 mos '195" WATERVLIET TEACHER 'CITY PHONE No held at the same location as the girls , s Barry^s Landing CITY. PHONE Nt 12-8 to provide the winning margin. last Saturday. He placed 16th in the 1987 OLDS CIERA LS coupe, extra, extra stiarp 7995 48 mos 185' COMPLETES CHICAGO The Indians had fallen behind 8-3 1987 OLDS CIERA LS 4 dr, well-equipped, trans warr 7495 48 mos J174K - (formerly "The Leet Resort") Entry DeadlifM...Noon, Monday, Nov. 20 Enlrv DMdlint.Jbon,fconday, Nov . ?0 state meet. He is the first freshman 4 MARATHON after one quarter only to come back to go to the regional and state finals 1987 PONT GRAND AN! 2 dr, auto, air, trans warr 7995 48 mos 'IBS' Coloma 1986 CHEV CAPRICE ClASSIC 4 dr, V8, one owner, clean 7495 48 mos '177" The challenge of the 1989 Chicago FREE TURKEY and close the gap to a one-point as a freshman. HILLTOP FOODS deficit at halftime and actually took 1986 BUICK LESABRE LMT coupe, special price 6995 48 mos '165" Marathon was met by Watervliet DRAWING ENTRY THE MOVIE zoo 1986 CHEV CAVALIER CS 4 dr, auto, air, low miles & more 5695 48 mos '134" Junior High School teacher David Colomt the lead, 24-22, after three quarters. MISCELLANEOUS Coloma Karen Pfeffer played her best 1987 PLYMOUTH RELIANT SE 4 dr auto air 4995 48 mos '116" Wheeler. He completed the 26.2 'NAME Well, it looks as though the big , game of the season to date scoring 1985 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL V8, designei loaded 9995 Saw 14(Kr miles course in just over 3 hours and ADDRESS game in the Big Ten is coming up a 1985 CHRYSLER STH AVE V8, loaded loaded, 24,500 miles 7995 48 mos '193°' 25 minutes. Temperatures well 18 points, pulling down 9 rebounds, little early this year as Michigan and taking away 8 steals, and blocking 3 1985 BUICK ELECTRA T-TYPE 39,000 mi, every available option 7995 48 mos '193'" above the 70° mark caused major CITY. PHONE No ilinois meet this Saturday for their problems for many of the thousands shots. Katie Marvin had 8 points and 1985 OLDS CIERA LS like new, low miles, extra clean 5895 42 mos '157" showdown for first place. Both ot competitors in the race, including Entry Deadline...Noon, Monday. Nov. 20 Lori Arnt added 6. Amy Zandarskl 1986 PLYMOUTHCARAVELLE4di, lots ol room, local owner 4995 42 mos *131" teams are undefeated in conference Wheeler. FREE TURKEY also contributed 6 rebounds and 6 1985 FORD LTD STA-WGN low miles, like new 4995 42 mos '133" FREE TURKEY play and In all likelihood the winner 1984 OLDS CUTLASS 4 di, one owner, 42,000 mi 4995 42 mos '133'' The first 22 miles of the race went blocked shots for the Panthers. VAN'S MEDICAL should go on to claim a Rose Bowl 1984 FORD LTD STA-WGN real clean, 63,()00 mi 3995 36 mos '121" according to Wheeler's plan, but the DRAWING ENTRY The Indians had Karen Bedwell DRAWING ENTRY berth. 1984 LINCOLN TOWN CAR fully loaded, like new 7995 42 mos '214" last 4.2 miles proved to be much FREE TURKEY EQUIPMENT with 10 points and Gina Manning 'NAME 'NAME I think Michigan will be favored 1983 FORD CROWN VIC extra clean 4 di low mi 4795 36 mos '145" more difficult. "When your body Banton Harbor 01 with 6. but they will be playing In Cham- i 98/ (MHiM SEVILLE one owner, low miles, sharp 6995 Save UOOO stops doing what you tell it to do, ADDRESS DRAWING ENTRY ADDRESS Watervliet is now 9-8 overall while #y '• 1*1 paign and Illinois always plays 1982 PLYMOUTH RELIANT 4 dr, sharp, like new, 63.000 mi Z995 30 mos 'US" there's absolutely nothing you can 'NAME CITY. PHONE No Hartford falls to 0-17. Both teams ; CITY. PHONE No tougher at home before a capacity TRUD do about it," said Wheeler. Unlike will play the last of their regular ADDRESS crowd. If the Wolverines expect to 1989 CHEV S-10 i spd. stereo cass, 8.000 mi 6495 60 mos *127* many of the runners, Wheeler was Entry Deadline...Noon, Monday. Nov. 20 Entry DeBdline...Noon, Monday, Nov. 20 schedules this week before entering 7 win this one they will have to play 1988fORD RANGER XLT auto. 6700 mi 8495 60 mos W able to conquer his body well 'CITY PHONE No district tournament action at Bangor better pass defense than they did 1986 FORD Rf NGER XL one owner, like new. ETT, PS. PB 4995 48 mos *118" enough to complete the course in a DON YOUNG INSURANCE next week. Watervllet will play against Purdue last Saturday. Jeff 198b FORD RANGER automatic, low mi, sharp 5495 42 mos *147" very respectable time. Entry DMdllnt...Noon, Monday, Nov. 20 FREE TURKEY WATERVLIET Schoolcraft on Monday at 6:00 p.m. BRGRDWRTER George, 'the Illinois quarterback, is 1987 DODGE DAKOTA auto. V6. long box, 18 000 mi 7495 60 mos W The marathon was the culmina- while Hartford has drawn a bye and 1 HUTO MLES, INC DRAWING ENTRY much more experienced than Pur- 1980 FORD BPONCO with plow, VS. auto. 72,000 mi 'SMS* tion of months of very hard training. will play the winner of the Bangor- COLOMA due's freshman quarterback and 1983 DODGE D150 6 cyl. automatic. 91,000 miles 7995'* Wheeler logged between 40-50 miles 'NAME Coloma Qobies contest Wednesday at 6:00 their ability to stop him will be the SPORTS CARS ON SUPER SPECIAL a week. Making his training more dif- HARDING'S p.m. If the Panthers win on Monday ADDRESS key to their success. 1989 CHEV CAWAR0 T-tops. 5 spd. 3000 mi, fact warr *9995 ficult was 'the fact that he was they will play In Wednesday night's 1987 MERC COUGAR LS loaded, including sun root & alum wheels *8995 'CITY.. PHONE No If the Notre Dame-SMU game coaching junior high girls basketball 7:30 p.m. game against Decatur who somehow gets on television this 1986 PONT TRANS AM fully loaded, tune port, needs a home *9495 this fall in addition to his teaching 1986 CHEV CAMAR0 Iroi tune port, fully loaded. T-tops *9495 Entry Deadllne...Noon, Monday, Nov. 20 also drew a bye. The winners of Saturday don't waste your time wat- duties. The constant support of his 1986 FORD MUSTANG GT V8. loaded, one owner local owner ^8995 Wednesday night's games will meet ching It. It's sure to be a laugher. The wife, Cathy, and children, Joshua, 1987 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME V8, ^,00t) mi, T-tops, fact warr »9995 In the district finals on Friday at 7:00 Irish should not even be on the same Joseph, and Jordan, allowed him to FREE TURKEY PEOPLES SAVINGS ASSOCIATION FA FREE TURKEY p.m. WATERVLIET field ^wlth this team and If Notre tackle the streets of Chicago well- FREE TURKEY Dame doesn't beat them by at least prepared. DRAWING ENTRY AREA CROSS COUNTRY GIRLS DRAWING ENTRY DRAWING ENTRY 60 points It will be because Irish The 1989 Chicago Marathon 'was IAME GO TO STATE Coach Lou Holtz mercifully kept It Wheeler's third. He ran it trying to IAME, Watervllet and Hartford both had 'NAME ADDRESS low. qualify for next spring's Boston ADDRESS two girls finish within the top 25 run- The SMU Mustangs are just com- Marathon; unfortunately, the heat ADDRESS ners in the recently-held 'Class C cm, PHONE No CITY PHONE No. ing off the death penalty which was didn't allow it. Like all true com- ^CITY PHONE NO regional cross country meet and levied a few years ago by the NCAA petitors. Wheeler was greatly disap- Entry Dtadllne...Noon, Monday, Nov. 20 thus qualify for last Saturday's state Entry Deadline...Noon. Monday, Nov. 20 Entry Dtadllne...Noon. Monday, Nov. 20 for repeated violations of rules. That BRORDWRTER pointed. but not defeated. He meet. The meet was held at fory means that they haven't even played understood the magnitude of what J2 Enterprises Ron-Dot Floral Pines Golf Course In Lake Fenton. football In two years and It will take a he had accomplished. His ex- WAFFLE HOUSE In the regional meet Hartford had RUTO SRLES, INC. Hartford MORE Hartford couple more to get the program back ' Home or Hand Picked Ueed Cars at Reasonable Prices" hausted body was a constant freshman Kathy Walls finishing on track. Notre Dame reserves reminder. By the end of the evening, Watervllet TURKEYS eighth with a time of 21:47.2 and on Page 6 should see a lot of action this week Wheeler was already kicking around junior Gina Attebury finiohing Laet Saturday night Evander Red Arrow Hwy B mfll names of future cities that may find twenty-third with a time of 23:07 4. Holyfleld took another step toward 468-3800 |niKtenrl!et him running their streets: St. Louis, 4wU yyu ^Watervllet had sophomores Tarn his inevitable matchup with heavy- Milwaukee, and Chicago again...only (to my Reeves finishing fifteenth ai weight champion Mike Tyson In his time will tell. 22:14.6 and Kellle Roberts finishing L i mmm • PAGE FOURTEEN TRI-CITY RECORD , NOVEMBER S, 198 FOR SALE MORTGAGE SALE ($18,113.11) Dollars. Vi of the SE /4 of said Section 19; thence And no suit or proceedings at law or In equi- South 62 feet; thence West 158 feet; thence ty having been Instituted to recover the debt North 62 feet; thence East 158 feet to the TRI-CITY RECORD FOR SALE NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE place of beginning. Subject to the rights of the Evtry yssr thousands of babiti die PAGEFTFTEEN Original California King water bed, com- DEFAULT having been made in the condi- secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. Now, therefore, by virtue of the power of aale public In that part thereof lying In Fair Avenue; of choking, suffocating or other plete with padded rails. $100. 463 4696 tions of a certain Mortgage made by Dennis J. commonly known as 688 South Fair, Benton HengMebeck, a single man, to Inter-City contained In said mortgage, and pursuant to breathing emergencies. Oonl the statute of the State of Michigan in such Harbor, Michigan 49022. FOR SALE Bank, a Michigan Banking Corporation, dated The redemption period shall be six (6) mon- let yours be one of them. MOVING SALE: Wood drop-leaf table July 25,1988, and recorded in the office of the case made and provided, notice Is hereby Register of Deeds for the County of Berrien given that on the 17th day of November, 1989, ths from the date of such sale. w/pad, seats 8. Buffet. Mcgnavox record Dated: September 27. 1989 player/radio. 50-ft, copper water hose. and State of Michigan, on July 27, 1988, In at 10:00 o'clock A,M. said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale at public auction, to the Sweeper. Garden hose, two lengths, Oven. Liber 1350, page 663 on which Mortgage there Mortgagee Corporation of America, a BOWLING LEAGUE Bedding and miscellaneous Items. Thursday, Is claimed to be due at the date of this notice, highest bidder, at 811 Port St., St. Joseph, Ber- Michigan corporation, acting in its capacity November 9, from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., 105 Pleasant for principle and Interest, the sum of Forty- rien County, Michigan, that being the place as Trustee under that certain Participation & SCORES View Park, Watervllet. nine Thousand Six Hundred Forty-Seven and where the Circuit Court for the County of Ber- Servicing Agreement dated January 29, 1988. COLOMA MAJORS 04/100 ($49,647.04) Dollars, and no pro- rien is held, of the premises described in said for the benefit of investors in a group of real FREE - FREE - FREE ceedings have been Instituted to recover the mortgage, or so much thereof as may be Mandy Stewart, 17 years old and a Free Thanksgiving Turkey estate-related Investments identified as MCA- §Lm debt now remaining secured by said Mor- necessary to pay the amount due, as LCPC Series 1987-6 junior at Coloma High School, bowl- when purchasing a water conditioner tgage. or any part thereof, whereby the power aforesaid, on said mortgage, with the interest Assignee of Mortgagee ed her first 600 series. She had from thereon at thirteen per cent (13.00%) per an- of sale contained in said Mortgage has Lawrence A. Tower BEHNKE WATER CARE become operative; num and all legal costs, charges and ex- games of 175-230-214 for a 619 Free Water Analysis: Call Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee NOW, THEREFORE. NOTICE IS HEREBY penses, including the attorney fees allowed 30400 Telegraph Road series. Mandy's average was 153 but 1 •000-523-8370 GIVEN that by virtue of the power of sale con- by law, and also any sum or sums which may is now 157, which is tops for the (45-3) Suite 444 tained In said Mortgage and in pursuance of be paid by the undersigned, necessary to pro- Birmingham, Michigan 48010 the statute In such case made and provided, tect its interest in the premises. Which said girls. The 619 is top series for the (313) 642-6000 fe* HELP WANTED the said Mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale premises are described as follows: All that (10/11,10/18,10/25,11/1.11/8,1989) league and 230 game is third. Con- of the premises therein described or so much certain piece or parcel of land situated in the gratulations, Mandy, for a job well- HELP WANTED thereof as may be necessary, at public auc- City of Benton Harbor, In the County of Ber- ATTENTION: EXCELLENT INCOME FOR tion, to the highest bidder, at the front steps rien and State of Michigan and described as done. HOME ASSEMBLY WORK. INFO. Call of the Courthouse in the City of St, Joseph, follows, to-wit: For the boys, Tom Keifer had a 226 1 WE WANT YOUR NEWS! 504-646-1700 Dept. P4626. and County of Berrien, Michigan, that being That part of the SE /4 of the SE VSi of Section game which is good for 4th place. (44-2) the place of holding the Circuit Court in and 19, T4S, R18W, City of Benton Harbor, Berrien Call The Tri-Clty Record for said County, on Thursday, November 30, County, Michigan, described as follows, to- HELP WANTED 1989, at 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon of said wit: Commencing at the NE corner of the SE COLOMA GOLF TEAM^From the left Ed Inrin (coach), Dan Odarkkk, Aaron Donbow, Dar- "ATTENTION - HIRING! Government jobs day, and said premises will be sold to pay the COLOMA CROSS COUNTRY TEAM_Flrst raw, from the left Merkfith Ryan, Teresa -your area. Many Immediate openings without amount so as aforesaid then due on said Mor- 463-NEWS tin MCGM, Marty Badt, Jeff Boyte, Chris Mbritfit, Paul Mow, Jeff Nelson, Chris Fiyling. list or test. $17,840 $69,485. Call tgage together with nine and one-half (9,5%) Nick LoPiestl. and Jason ConUn. Fardello, Chris CoMe, Dan Tomlinson, Becky Fradrickson, Nicole Rendeli, Tom Istenaet, 1-602-838-8885. EXT R6601. per cent Interest, legal costs, Attorneys' fees and Jennifer McGuhe. Second row, from the left Andy MiHer, Steve Kozup, Allen Amy, (44-3) and also any taxes and insurance that said 1990 MISS WATERVLIET Scotty Riemer, Wendy Stampfly, Amy Martin, Bob Ingram, and Jacqueline Bolinger Mortgagee does pay on or prior to the date of CONTEST GEARS UP (coach). ' said sale; which said premises are described Friday, November 10, is the dead- in said Mortgage as follows, to-wit; COLOMA HALLOWEEN CALL JOB LINE That part of Lot 1, PARTRIDGE'S SUBDIVI- line for returning entry forms for the 983GAIN SION OF LOT 1 in BURGER'S ADDITION TO Why is your 1990 Miss Watervliet queen contest COSTUME CONTEST Manpower now hat Job information GALIEN, according to the plat thereof, record- Forms are still available at the available to you 24 hours a day! Caii the ed March 13, 1874, In Volume 1 of WINNERS Job Line for current information on Job op- Miscellaneous, page 569, and Lot 1, Watervliet High School office. Coloma^ fifth-graders par- Information stations for deer portunities to match your skills. FREDERICK BURGER'S 2ND ADDITION TO " . • • • eawfl According to Queen Committee ticipated in a Halloween Costume - iT GALIEN, according to the plat thereof, record- company lixe a chairmen Gene and Vicki Letke, a hunters open November 11-14 ed April 15, 1871, In Volume 1 of Plats, page Contest recently. Winners in the MANPOWER 13, all described as follows: Commencing 19,0 get-together tea will be held Sunday, various categories were: FUNNY-lst More Than Temporary 330 p.m., at the Watervliet Public Deer hunters heading north this 24 yeart of continuous service feet South of the Northeast corner of said Lot place, Jesse Gregg; 2nd, Jeff Reed; expected to harvest 354,000 deer 1, said plat of Partridge's Subdivision, thence inin Library for all contestants and their year for the November 15 firearm Joey Raymond, 3rd. SCARY-lst during the November 15-30 firearm South 54,07 feet, thence West 181,15 feet, BOBDttL CHftBLES mothers or guardians. deer season opener can stop and thence North 36.00 feet to the South line of place, Aaron Brant; 2nd, Cari Rock; deer season, according to DNR heavier, due mostly to a body that is The 1990 contest, sponsored by take an information break at two HELP WANTED said plat of Partridge's Subdivision, thence Any time rabbits, grouse, phea- 3rd, Kami Scates. PRETTY-lst wildlife biologists. Michigan's deer about two feet long plus a bushy Deer H n "ATTENTION: EARN MONEY READING East, along the South line of said plat, to the sants or other small game are not the Watervliet Lions Club, will be place, Jessica Kraiger; 2nd, Kathy " " ter Information Stations" population is estimated at two Southeast corner of Lot 3, said plat of Par- tail that adds another 15 inches. BOOKS! $32,000/year income potential. as plentiful as expected, somebody held February 10, ftOO p.m., at the Wilson; 3rd, Deanna Hassel. located along US-27 at Clare and 1-75 million. Details (1) 602-838-8885 Ext. Bk 6601. tridge's Subdivision, thence North 18.05 feet, is sure to explain it thusly: "The The red fox has a bright, reddish- Watervliet High School auditorium. near St. Ignace, from November . (43-3) thence East 79,86 feet to the place of beginn- FANTASY-1 st place, Mindy Petertil; ing, being In the Village of Gaiien, Township blankety-blank foxes got all of orange fur so thick it makes the The theme will be "Classic Times." 2nd, Carmen Buenger, 3rd, Stacy 11-14. of Gaiien, Berrien County, Michigan. them!" Chances are there will be animal look much heavier than it Jon and Susan Bisnett are co- Schemenauer. HISTORICAL AND Department of Natural Resources The period of redemption will be six (6) mon- FOR RENT the further addition: "I wish there really is. chairmen of the event SPORTS-lst place, Rebecca (DNR) conservation officers and ths from the above-stated date of sale. Such heavy fur enables a fox to Dated: October 26, 1989 never had been any foxes!" Contestants must never have mar- Stowers; 2nd, Alicia Daisy, 3rd, wildlife biologists will staff the WATER VIET JR. HIGH - FOR RENT INTER-CITY BANK The fox tends to be blamed for a sleep outside even in the coldest ried or have dependents, must live in James Estokowski. STORE special stations to provide hunters Duplex, 2-bedroom, garage. 612 Riverside. Mortgagee lot of things; only a relatively few weather. It curls up in the snow and the Watervliet School District, be at- BOUGHT-lst place, Charese with deer hunting literature and SENIOR HIGH PARENT Available 11-1-89. $360/month with security GLOBENSKY, GLEISS & BITTNER deposit. Call: 684-6429. J. Joseph Daly are right And, if there never had covers its nose and paws with its tending high school or have grad- Fortenberry; 2nd, Lucas Smith; 3rd, answer questions on deer concen- TEACHER bushy tail which acts like a down uated, be of good moral character. (43-4) Attorney for Mortgagee been any of these animals, just Chris Collins. OVERALL WINNER trations, hunting prospects, regula- CONFERENCES - OPEN P.O, Box 290 • 610 Ship St. think of what we would miss. With- comforter. and be at least 17 years old, but no. ^33 Terrence Dudley. tions, and places to hunt and camp. SERVICE OR REPAIR IF ONLY St. Joseph, Michigan 49085 9) out the fox, we would never be able February is the main mating older than 21 on March 19-the date Terrence Dudley, the grand cham- The stations will be located at the HOUSE Does your water softener need service or (616) 983-0551 Monday, November 13, from repair work? $14.95 service call. We repair ail (11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, 1989) to "outfox" anybody. Boys would no month-for foxes. After breeding, of the 1990 Miss Blossomtime pion, received a large ribbon and a John C. Mackie Welcome Center on makes and models. We also have salt delivery they look for a den and the vixen, or 12:30-3:00 p.m. and Tuesday, You Get What You Want For Just Pennies A Day. longer be able to call girls "foxy." pageant gym bag as his prize, and 1st place US-27 at Clare and at the 1-75 St Ig- service. Call 1-800-523-8370 or (616) 782-5100 THEY CAME The term "sly as a fox" would be female, generally settle on an old For more information, call Gene winners could choose a painted nace Welcome Center situated 200 November 14, from 6:00-930 p.m. will (45-4) NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE And we keep working to make sure you have all without meaning. Neither would we woodchuck or skunk den which she Letke at 46^6166 (home) or 76*3913 pumpkin. All winners also received a yards north of the Mackinac Bridge. be parent-teacher conferences and Default having been made In the terms and open house for Watervliet Junior conditions of a certain mortgage made by the economical electricity you need, when you need be able to complain about public of- enlarges. Fox dens are usually ext. 635 (woik). small trophy. Hours of operation will be 9 a.m. to 6 SERVICE John O. Childs and Joyce A. Chlids, husband it. Today and tomorrow, electricity is your best ficials "putting the fox in charge of found on open hillsides where the p.m., November 11-13, and 9 am. to High and Watervliet Senior High and wife, of 688 South Fair, Benton Harbor, energy value. WITH the henhouse." adults have a good view of a large noon, November 14. schools. Michigan 49022, Mortgagor, to Mortgage WILL BABY SIT Some 2,500 years ago, the fox ap- area "Last year, more than 4,000 deer Parent-teacher conferences will Baby-sitting in my Watervllet home. All America, Mortgagee, dated the 18th day of begin with a slide presentation, ages. Call after 2:15 p.m. 463-6654. December. 1987, and recorded in the office of peared in 11 of Aesop's fables and Fox pups are bom about 51 days Watervliet students learn hunters stopped at the two sta- the Register of Deeds for the County of Ber- brought us the "sour grapes" ex- after breeding and will weigh about tions," remarked DNR Director David "Believe It or Not - Your Child Wants rien and State of Michigan, on the 4th day of INSTRUCTIONS a half-pound. They are blind for Hales. "Now in our third year, this You To Know," in the auditorium at MICHIGAN pression. The tale told of a fox try- DO YOU HAVE RUSTY WATER? January, 1988, In Liber 1329 of Berrien County plonept day skills 6:00 p.m. Musical entertainment will Do you have hard, smelly water? Rent a new Records, on page 1250, which said mortgage POWER ing to grab some grapes high on a around a week. Most fox litters have continues to be a fine opportunity 8 seven also be provided for your enioyment water conditioner or iron tiller tor only $2.99 was thereafter on, to-wit the 18th day of American Red Cross vine. After many uiAWceiMffWl^^ ** ^ youngsters. Parents By Terema LaPlante tpr us to talk one-on-one with the per month. Limited time offer. Call Behnke December, 1967, assigned to Mortgage Cor- i care for them at the den for two of hunters and to exchange a great by the band and choir department. do good things together. Heaps, the fox gave up, muttering Second-grade studenta at Soutfvr N/fhe students spent approximately Water Care. 1-600-523-6370 or (616) 782-5100. poration of America, a Michigan corporation, This message sponsored by tha State Bank o( Coloma. that the grapes were probably sour, three months and by fall they are deal of valuable information." Parents may pick up report cards (45-4) C 1960Am«ftcan Electric Power Elementary School In Watervllet twenty minutes at each center of ac- and recorded on January 4,1968, in the office ready to leave home and find their Department of Transportation after the program and visit the of the Register of Deeds for said County of anyway. dressed in pioneer clothes and took tivity; then at the ringing of an old- own territories. Director James Pitz added, "We're teachers. Refreshments will be serv- Berrien in Liber 1329 of Berrien County Nearly everyone trying, for the a walk back Into history Friday, fashioned hand bell-what else?- Records, on page 1254, and which said mor- Rodents are a fox's most com- pleased to offer the highway centers ed in the cafeteria starting at first time, to estimate the weight of November 3, at an educational and would change centers. This gave CHRISTMAS AUCTION tgage was further thereafter, to-wit on a fox is going to guess wrong. An mon food. When mice are abun- as a permanent location for the DNR 8:15-9:00 p.m. Special Christmas auction on November 22 January 29, 1988, assigned to Mortgage Cor- fun Pioneer Day. everyone an opportunity to see and SEE YOU THERE! poration of America, a Michigan corporation, PUBLIC NOTICE average fox will weigh between 8 dant, a fox spends hours hunting, and hunters to meet each November. at Hagar Shore and Paw Paw Lake Road at using its senses of sight, hearing Second-grade teachers. Van do everything in the four classrooms Aaain our staff will assist in havina 7:00 p.m. Toys and gifts. No smoking, please. acting in its capacity as Trustee under that and 12 pounds. It looks much Winklefinlrlo , ShadierQHOHIAT, VanWan , anHd Reed, punutt devoted to thi«KIOs day. V uur bldll Will dbSISl IH naving certain Participation and Servicing Agree- WATERVLIET and smell. If such small creatures tourist and lodging information on ment dated January 29,1988, for the benefit of MR, CAN DOCTOR OF GARB0L0GY are not readily available, foxes will their heads together and, with the Heads bent with interest over pro- hand at these sites." Investors in a group of real estate-related in- TOWNSHIP BOARD ARM eat insects, fruit, frogs or car-killed cooperation of area craftsmen and jects, gasps of surprise and delight An estimated 700,000 hunters are AUCTION vestments identified as MCA-LCPC Series MEETING DATE Continued from page 13 about a dozen mothers, planned a at finished arts, excited exclama- Regular auction every Thursday at 7:00 p.m. 1967-6, and recorded In the office of the animals, often traveling five miles TOUGHLOVE TO MEET Store open Thursday. Friday, and Saturday. Register of Deeds for said County of Berrien as he makes no enemies in this in a night to search for food. day of learning about old-fashioned tions at the taste of homemade but- The Toughlove Parent Support Lots of toys from 10c and up this year. in Liber 1332 of Berrien County Records on The Watervliet Township Board will position and actually elicits sym- Contrary to popular belief, foxes skills and ways that their students ter, and concentrated frowns as dif- Group meets Tuesday, November 14, page 1198, on which said mortgage there is meet on November 13,1989 for the regular pathy and possibly more advertis- dont kill many chickens unless will not forget. ficult arts, such as candle making. at 7:30 p.m. in the nursery of the claimed to be due, at the date of Njis notice^ townahip board meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Watervllet Township Hail, 3901 M-140, ing from the others. Not a bad tac- they are not penned properly. They The twelve activity centers set up were tried, were proof that Pioneer Stevensville United Methodist for principal and interest, the sum of Eightee Watervllet, Ml 49098, Thousand One Hundred Thirteen and 11/100 tic unless I am giving him too generally do more good by catching in the four classrooms included Day at South Elementary was one Church on 5506 Ridge Road of much credit. mice that inhabit farm areas. Some such arts as quilting, basket making, that students will long remember, Stevensville. orchardists won't even allow fox woodcarving, candle making, pot- This meeting is open to all parents PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE < Lot 1; hunting on their lands, knowing tery, butter making, bow & drill fire, 1 who desire to support other parents then SOUTH to the North line of Main log cabin building, baking, quilt CITY OF WATERVLIET CITY OF HARTFORD Street; that an abundance of foxes will VETERAN'S emotionally by banding together and HELP WANTED RESOLUTION OF THE CITY then EAST along said North line of Main help prevent winter girdling of their block designing, com husk dolls, attempting to improve any inap- Street to the East line of East Street ex- :vv spinning, and a display of relics. DAY City of Watervliet is currently accepting COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF • ^ trees by mice. propriate behavior of youth. applications with resume for the position tended; Six area craftsmen donated their November 11 FJUty - COMMERCIAL of Ct'.ief of Police. Applications are HARTFORD, VAN BUREN then SOUTH along the East line of East says, Sure, a fox will kill and eat small r Newcomers are always welcome. time and knowledge to show the available at the City Clerk s Office. 158 W. COUNTY, MICHIGAN, TO Street to a point due EAST of the South game, too, given the chance. But Someone from the Berrien County Pleasant Steet from 9:00 a.m. to 5XX) p.m., CREATE AND PROVIDE line of Lot 2, Block 1 of said Original Plat when a hunter blames everything children their arts. These included: Health Department will speak at this extended; DONT LET CANCER Monday through Friday. Applications will THE OPERATION OF A on the foxes, it is just a case of sour Bob Rickel of Sarett Nature Center, meeting. be aooeptec until 5:00 p.m. on Friday. then WEST to the Southwest comer of said POLICE NEWS COLOMA TOWNSHIP On Nov. 2, Dennis Culver of 445 WATERVLIET area. Sadie Lane, Coloma, was cited for On Nov. 2, police stopped a vehi- On Nov. 4, as police wre In- driving on a restricted license cle for having a loud exhaust and vestigating a minor P.O. accident. It (DWLS). ended up citing and releasing Glen was learned through a computer On Nov. 3, police arrested Jeffery Coles Cunningham of Sunshine Villa check that the driver was driving on Briney on an outstanding warrant for Apts., Watervllet, for possession of a suspended license. Richard Wayne probation violation. open Intoxicants In a motor vehicle. Shepard of 367 N. Main was arrested Also on this date police were call- On a follow-up, police reported and posted immediate bond on a ed to 7704 48th Avenue by an alert that they are In the process of peti- charge of DWLS second offense. neighbor who reported that suspi- tioning two Juveniles to Juvenile Police issued four citations during cious subjects and a suspicious court In connection with the con- the past week for various other traf- vehicle ware at the home. Upon ar- crete vandalism that has occurred fic violations. rival police found the vehicle aban- OUTSTANDINQ CITIZENS...Stcond Qradt, from OUTSTANDINQ CITIZENS...KIndergarten, from during construction In the downtown doned after the suspects had fled In- the left, first row-Maria Machado, Jeaalca the left-Doug Ashley, I'Easha Dudley, Kenneth to the woods. After calling in Trooper Salmon. From the left, aecond row-Karl Taylor. Aahley. Not pictured: Matthew Stewart and Flick with his tracking dog, Melissa Doolen. Monlka Mendes. "Champ," and officer Jim Merriman Watervliet Board hears special from Nlles and his dog, "Billy," a suspect was flushed out of the education curriculum & needs woods and taken Into custody. Later, through investigation, police ar- By Teresa LaPlante meeting Monday evening. rested three suspects total Including The Special Education Depart- All special education teachers Raymond Junior Shelton, Tommy ment at Watervllet Schools gave an from each school presented the cur- Lee Massey, and Jerry Levelle Epper- hour-long presentation on special riculum and special needs of his/her son, all of Covert, on charges of education at the Board's regular specific area. breaking and entering of an oc- "The presentation was very infor- cupied dwelling. All three were lodg- mative and Interesting," commented ed at the Berrien County Jail. The Watervllet Superintendent Bruce tracking dogs also helped In Watson. recovery of merchandise at the Bangor Cooler strike In other matters of business, the scene. Board accepted a donation of $8,200 On Nov. 4, David Sllvas of Lot #7 OUTSTANDINQ CITIZENS...Fourth Grade, from negotiations begin from the Athletic Boosters for a Love Lane, Love Estates, Eau Claire, OUTSTANDINQ CITIZENS...FIrst Grade, the left-Tiffany LaVanway, Cynthia Lambrecht, backstop and fences for the girls was given an appearance ticket and By Teresa LaPlante left-Amanda Qreen, Crystal Plnkerlon, Melissa Nlchola Osgood. Softball diamond. Work on the dia- released on a charge of second According to Bangor Cooler Plant Spencer and Sara Ishmael. (Sara Ishmael was mond Is currently In progress so that degree retail fraud. Manager Bob Morgan, negotiations September's Outstanding Citizen.) spring players may enjoy the Im- There were no speeding tickets will begin this week with strikers at provements. and no traffic accidents In the OUTSTANDING CITIZENS the plant. CHOSEN AT WASHINGTON Abonmarche Consultants was Township last week. "We will be negotiating In good chosen to complete the roofing on faith (with the union)," Morgan ELEMENTARY the school. According to Watson, a COLOMA CITY stated. On Friday, October 27, Washington Elementary little over a third of the work has On Nov. 4, police arrested James In Coloma held Its monthly awards program. One Thirty members of the Sheet Metal already been completed. Richard Dlehl, age 21, of 5259 North Workers Local 7 went on strike Fri- student from each class was chosen as an out- The Watervliet School Board has Watervllet Rd., Watervllet, on two standing citizen. The purpose of this program Is day, November 3, after rejecting a scheduled Its next regular meeting counts of simple assault and bat- an attempt to acknowledge those children who company offer that would have for Monday, November 13, 7:00 p.m. tery. are well-mannered, courteous, respectful and frozen wages of workers with less In the High School conference room. Police issued one citation for driv- responsible. We feel that too often these children than four years at the plant. The con- Parents and all Interested persons ing on a suspended license and go unnoticed because teachers and adminis- tract would have replaced the old are welcome to attend. three for speeding. trators spend a considerable amount of time and one, which expired October 31. energy working with children who have problems Morgan stated that the plant was In the area of respect and responsibility. We feel "maintaining, by using supervisory that these well-behaved children deserve much staff." The plant Is operating with 'PSSSSSST more of our time and attention than we are able to the help of management personnel Ruth's front loaders use less soap!' give. We do appreciate those children and their brought In from the Bangor Cooler wonderful parents who have worked so hard to plant In South Bend, Indiana. J RUTH'S LAUNDROMAT CENTER ST. (on the hill) COLOMA OPEN 7 DAYS teach them the great sense of responsibility. Details of negotiations will be OUTSTANDING CITIZENS...Thlrti Grade, from tha available as •hey occur. left, first row-Laura Gerlack, Korlnn Bishop. From the left, second row-Angela Britten, Jeff Bam- mann. WATERVLIET PUBLIC OES TO MEET SCHOOLS CALENDAR The Order of the Eastern Star, Monday, November 13 - No Lunch Watervliet Chapter #232, will meet -Half Day. South School-Evening at the Masonic Temple on Mon- Conferences, A.M. Kdg. reports, day, November 13, at 8:00 p.m. Dismiss at 11:30 a.m. North School- Evening Conferences, Dismiss at 11:20; Book Fair. Jr.-Sr. High School- Reg. Board of Ed. Meeting, H.S. Library, 7:00 p.m.; Girls Varsity Basketball Districts, Nov. 13-17; Parent-Teacher Conferences, P.M. COLOMA TOWNSHIP classes in the A.M., Dismiss at 11:10. CONSIDERS Tuesday, November 14 - No Lunch, CANDIDATES FOR Half Day of School. South School- Evening Conferences, P.M. Kdg. TRUSTEE reports In the A.M., Dismiss 11:30; By Teresa LaPlante North School, Evening Conference, Three candidates have expressed STUDENT OF THE WEEK Dismiss 11:20; Book Fair. Jr.-Sr. High interest in filling the position of Automobile Maximum Variable* Fixed Alfred Hart is the Watervllet School-A.M. classes In A.M., Model Year Maturity A.P.R. A.P.R. Trustee left vacant by the recent Schools "Student of the Week." Dismiss 11:10; Parent Teacher Con- resignation of George Kennedy. Alfred, son of Alfred and Eileen Hart, ferences, 6-9 p.m.; Slide presenta- The candidates, all residents of Is a fourth-grade student at North tion - "Believe It or Not - Your Child 10.50% 10.90% Coloma Township, are Greg Blevlns, School. Wants to Know" and Musclal Enter- 1988 48 Months Harriet Turner, and Evelyn Dill. Even though Alfred is an excellent tainment - Auditorium, 6-7 p.m.; Visit A date of Monday, November 20, student, he constantly strives to do teachers - Pick up reports cards at 7:00 p.m. has been set by the Col- better. He often works on extra pro- 7-8:15, Refreshments In cafeteria 1987 42 Months 11.00% 12.25% oma Township Board to meet with jects related to his studies. •8:15-9:00. and review the candidates In order to Alfred is a Student Council Wednesday, November 15 - Lunch, "understand their goals and representative this marking period. Grilled Cheese (High School). South 1986 36 Months 12.00% 13.25% desires," according to Supervisor He takes his Job seriously and School-Afternoon Conferences, Rodney Krieger, and to "more in- reports back accurately to his A.M. Kdg. Reports, Dismiss 11:30. telligently make a decision concern- classmates. North School-Afternoon Con- ing this (appointment)." Alfred has a pleasant personality. ferences, Dismiss 11:30; Book Fair. 1985 24 Months 13.00% 13.75% In other matters of business, re- He is kind to others. He has a winn- Thursday, November 16 - Lunch, cent new state legislation has allow- ing smile and a great sense of Turkey & Gravy. South School- *The annual percentage rate mty vary quarterly bated on changes in the average iix-month treasury bill ed one additional member to be add- humor. Picture Retakes. North School- index throughout the term of your loan. ed to local library boards. Coloma Congratulations, Alfred, Water- Picture Retakes, 9:30 a.m. Jr.-Sr. Township has appointed Carol Cot- vllet North School's "Student of the High School-Great American Smoke tier as its representative on the Joint Week." Out. Library Board shared with the City of Friday, November 17 - Lunch, Piz- Coloma. za. North School-Honors Party, Ist "I am sure you will be Impressed Marking Period Honor Students, 2:00 rf/ith the conscientious work Mrs. p.m. dottier, as a mother herself, will do WIN A or the library," commented Krieger. TURKEY In order to review the Township's « chMcej'. \ V V R 0 V A L budget, a budget hearing for Coloma SeeiMgMlftU RECYCLE Township was set for 6:30 p.m., Continued from page 1 In just one-hour Carmen Bovo will have a decision on your used car loan December 4, immediately proceed- • Carmen Bovo stance, make one change-such as, request. It's that easy. Just sixty-minutes from the time you complete your ing the regular December meeting. can put you in the saving newspapers to be recycled- application, Carmen can put you in the driver's seat. All interested persons are welcome driver's seat to attend. and let that change become a habit (habits are said to be formed in three weeks) before making another Call 926-8211 today, or stop in to see Carmen Bovo at NBD F&M Bank's office • TRI-CITY RECORD SUBSCRIPTION RATES • change. on Red Arrow Highway, near the Ross Field Airport. RESIDENTS IN BERRIEN & VAN BUREN COUNTIES $13.00 ANNUALLY The Pines 'n' Needles Garden Club members have volunteered their OTHER MICHIGAN RESIDENTS...$16.00 OUT Of STATE...$18.00 time to supervise the disposal of Get going in the right direction. Head to NBD F&M Bank for all your PARTIAL OUT Of STATE SUBS. ...$16.00 OUTSIDE U.S.A....$20.00 leaves and such at the composting financial needs. Make checks piyable to The Tri-Cil)t Recotd, Box 7, Mitenliet, Ml 49098 center and to direct citizens In PLEASE FILL OUT BELOW... recycling. NAME Because of the shortage of volun- MAILING ADDRESS teers, however, the recycling/com- For complete STATE t ZIP posting center, located adjacent to Orchard Hill Landfill, will only be information call open from 10:00 a.m. until noon on Saturdays. Groups and individuals 'WHAT DO YOU KNOW? interested in donating time for such F&SUMWOUHVM Of NBD iANCOBANM IMC KfOtC 926-821%/ M \J XJtmJLJL 1 Rath'i front loaders wash cheaper!' a worthwhile purpose, please con- RUTH'S LAUNDROMAT tact iMarion Geisler at 463-5415 or ^ CENTER ST. (m Ike hlO) COLOMA OPEN 7 DAYS 463-8209.