LEHERS OBITUARIES HEIRLOOMS TV RECORD NOTICES orunio INSIDE PAGE 2 PAGE 4 PAGE 6 PAGES 7-10 PAGE 12 PAGE 13 THE TRI-CITY RECORD25 c Vol. 105 - No. 44 RED ARROW EDITION OF THE WATERVLIET WD, COLOMA COURIER & HARTFORD NEWS November 1,1989 Nov. 7 election candidates & issues profiled

4 seek 3 seats on Council Mayoral race heads * Hartford City ballot 1 I In Hartford, two of the newest Robert Galen Anita Thomas Robert Sharon Daniel Natalie Brenda councllmen, David Hadley and Wooley Slough Hirsch Tulllo Bayman Jennings Schofieid Hartstein Fulton Harold Frye, are running for the seat of Mayors which Mayor William Weeden has decided not to run for again. 7 seek 3 seats 5 candidates on Coloma vie for 3 seats ' i '• • Frank Yerington Commission on Watervliet In Coloma, the largest humber of contenders are for the City Commis- Lois August John Bartley Commission Fulton Rose sion seats. Seven candidates are vy- Quigley Pupedls ing for three seats with four-year flc manager at Sullair Corporation in In Watervliet, there are five can- terms. ters: Cheryl Haus, 30; Roberta David Harold Michigan City. He has served as City didates vying for three Commission Incumbent commissioners Anita Hamlett, 29; and Wendy Radde, 18. Hadl«y Frye Commissioner for the past 9 months. seats, each having four-year terms. Hirsch, Charles Owen, and Thomas Bayman is employed as a machine Councilman David Hadley, an Why does he wish to continue to Incumbents Sharon Jennings, Tulllo have filed for re-election. operator at Whirlpool Benton Harbor employee at the Hartford post office, serve? Robert Bayman, and Daniel Scho- Anita M. Hirsch, 46, resides with Division. was elected to the Council for the se- "The City of Coloma Is being fieid have filed for re-election. her husband, William, at 625 Park His comment as to why he is seek- cond time last fall. He and his wife, revitalized and I would like to con- Sharon L. Jennings, 48, resides Qlen Street, Coloma. They have three ing re-election is, "I want to continue Lauren, have two children and have Randy tinue to be part of this exciting with her husband, Kenneth, at 633 Wilkens Lowe children; Bill Jr., 25; Krlstine, 23; and what we are now doing." been residents of this area for 35 time." Butternut in Watervliet. They have Daniel Pierce Schofieid, 42, was bor Engineering. He has served on Karen, 19. years. Commissioner Charles Owen did five grown children: Kemmie Marie appointed to fill a vacated City Com- Councilman Harold Frye is a seml- the City Council for the past two Hirsch is employed as a not wish to comment. years. secretary/receptionist at the Na- mission seat in 1987, which he has retlred co-owner of S.S.J. Company Two former Coloma City commis- held for two years. He resides with Why does he wish to continue to tional Bank of Detroit-Trust Divi- Saw Mill which specializes In sioners, Robert Wooley and Galen his wife, Barbara Jeanne, at 345 First serve? "I think we are on a move, and sion, Benton Harbor. custom work for farmers and farm- Blough, are again seeking a seat on Election Stories A Photos Street. They have two daughters: somebody's got to keep the bail roll- She has been serving as Commis- related companies. He was also the Commission. by Teresa LaPlante Jennifer Hoilomon, 10, who resides ing. If we start anew, with new coun- sioner since 1987 and gives this elected to Council for the first time u Galen L. Blough, 149 Church with them, and Kelly Schofieid, 8, cllmen, we'll lose the momentum." reason for seeking re-election: l am last fall. Prior to that, he had served Street, served as a Commissioner who is with her mother in Stevens- Current Hartford Fire Chief Randy seeking re-election because I would on the Planning Commission for prior to the 1987 election. He is a ville. Lowe Is running for Council. Lowe, like the opportunity to continue to Voth, 31; Katherlne Ann McCarthy, seven years. This Commission had former volunteer fireman and Presi- Schofieid Is employed as an ad- resides with his wife, Cindy, at serve Coloma and Its citizens 30; Kenneth D. Jennings II, 27; Kevin evolved from the Zoning Commis- dent of the Coloma Lions Club. ministrative assistant at the Berrien 420 €. Main Street, Hartford. They retponsibly and to use the ex- Thomas, 25; and Korey E., 20. sion which Frye had also seen con- ^"Blough Is a State Technical In- County Department of Social Ser- have one son. perience I have gained to make deci- ( Jennings is employed In the office ceived. ''idtute graduate. He and his wife, vices. Lowe Is employed at the Water- sions that will best meet our present at the Watervliet Fruit Exchange. Frye is a longtime member of the M Patricia, and their three children Why is he running? "I am seeking vllet paper mill. Along with his posi- and future needs. She has served as City Commis- Lions Club and serves on the Hart- have resided in Coloma since 1970. election this November so that I may tion as Fire Chief, he also serves as Tom Tulllo, 43, resides with his sioner for the past six years. Why ford Federated Church Board where Robert A. Wooley, 37, resides continue the job that I started two Vice President of the Van Buren wife, T/elores, at 323 Timber Drive in does she wish to continue to serve? he is a member and a Sunday school withhis wife, Linda, at 252 Pearl County Firemen's Association, Vice Coloma. They have two children: "I think experience in office makes See WATERVLIET CANDIDATES teacher. Street. They have three children; See HARTFORD CANDIDATES Patrick, 20; and Denlse, 18. the City run better and smoother. continued on page 16 He is also an antique engine en- Kevin, 14; Steven, 8; and Sean, 2. continued on page 16 Tulllo is employed as a corp. traf- Also, I enjoy being a Commissioner thusiast and a member of two steam Wooley is employed as a bindery and the responsibility that goes with clubs, including the local Van Buren operator in the Whirlpool Graphic it. The job has to be done and I like CHANNEL 37 TO Flywheelers and Antigue Engine and Arts Department. doing it. The welfare of the City is Tractor Club Inc. He served as a Commissioner BROADCAST OXENDER Fire truck & charter vote very important to me." When asked of his plans if elected from 1973-1989; as Chairman of the Robert Bayman, 51, resides with SPEECH ON Mayor, Frye responded, "Whether I See COLOMA CANDIDATES his wife, Mary, at 586 Riverside Drive, PROPOSAL "B" am elected or not, someone will have up to Hartford electors continued on page 16 Watervliet. They have three daugh- On October 12, state Represen- a big job to get the budget back on Two proposals will be on the Hart- comprised of people chosen in a tative Glenn Oxender visited an even keel." ford election ballots November 7 for special election for the purpose of Watervliet to disseminate informa- Frye and his wife. Donna, have six the approval of the voters. One is for reviewing and revising the charter. tion on school finance reform. Pro- children and nine grandchildren. the revision of the City Charter; the The other proposal under con- Proposal s A & B promiseposa l "B" on the November 7th There are four candidates for three other concerns the purchase of a sideration is for the purchase of a ballot. Rep. Oxender's reform plan, open Council seats in Hartford. In- new fire truck. new fire truck. was the topic of the evening. cumbents Glenn Wilkens and Frank sta According to Hartford Mayor According to the Hartford Fire te school tax reform For those who may have missed Yerington are seeking re-election. William Weeden, the City Charter is Department, it currently operates an A brief review of the two proposed provement process, and school ac- Rep. Oxender's presentation, Cable Glen Wilkens, 60, and his wife, overdue for a revision to bring it up- 8-year-old pumper/aerial; a 22-year- amendments to our state's constitu- creditation. Remember, whoever Channel 37, Watervliet's own televi- Carol, reside In Hartford. Wilkens Is to-date with current state laws. The old tanker, which is excellent for tion might help us to decide in these pays the bills makes the rules; in this sion network, will be broadcasting a retired floor Inspector from current charter was approved Oc- hauling water but not designed to be last few days before election which case, our state government. the speech each evening at 7:00 Whirlpool Corporation and, current- tober 3, 1964, making It twenty-five a pumper; a 34-year-old pumper, proposal. If any, would best benefit Proposal A: p.m., Monday through Friday, from ly, a self-employed contractor. years old. which no longer meets insurance Michigan taxpayers. Increases the sales tax from 4 October 30-November 7. Why is he seeking re-election? 1 "City charters are supposed to be company rating requirements and State Representative Lad Stacey cents to 4 /f cents; This broadcast is a public service "Some of the business people asked updated every ten years," stated has become increasingly difficult has prepared an Informative booklet Raises up to $390 million in new presentation available only to me to run again. We have our town Mayor Weeden. "Ours is in and expensive to maintain; and a listing the pros and cons of both pro- money for the 1990-91 school year; subscribers to the Jones Intercable on a steady course now, and I would desperate need of revision." 12-year-old rescue unit, which was posals. Following his guidelines, we Constitutionally guarantees $570 television system in the Watervliet- like to see that it continues on On the ballot, the proposal will built by members of the department may be able to determine the wisest million from the General Fund for Coloma area. course." read: "Shall the City of Hartford and has become overloaded by the choice. schools in 1990-91. Frank Yerington, 37, resides with revise Its City Charter, and elect a addition of modern rescue equip- One thing both Proposal A & B Proposal B: his wife, Connie, in Hartford. They WE WANT YOUR NEWS Charter Commission for the purpose ment. have In common: passage of either Increases the sales tax from 4 have two sons, Clint and Marshall. of such a revision?" The new truck, which is a pumper. Proposal A or B would legislatively cents to 6 cents; call The Tri-City Record Yerington is employed as a The Charter Commission will be See HARTFORD PROPOSALS require core curriculum, school im- stockroom attendant at Benton Har- See TAX PROPOSALS continued on oaoe 16 continued on page 16 463-NEWS WHICH SCHOOL FINANCE REFORM PROPOSAL DO YOU We Asked You.. THINK WILL PASS, A OR B?

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pjvn . CAROLE DOERR JOHN FISHER MARNIE MEFFORD COLOMA COLOMA DIANA PARRIQIN SUE MEAD BUD PILLOW KIMBERLY THURMAN COLOMA JOAN lELL "Propoaal B because -Propoaal A because CAREN ADAMS M l hope neither paaa. COVERT HARTFORD COLOMA ST. JOSEPH RIVERSIDE lots of people want pro- people don't want saiee WATERVLIET "Proposal A.- 'Proposal A," -Proposal B "Propoaal B.- M They get enough from "Proposal B." perty tax lower- tax up." Tm not aure. H lotterv. TRI-CITY RECORD NOVEMBER 1,1989 building on the west side of Main FINANCIAL IMPACT NOVEMBER 1,1989 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE THREE COMMENTARY Street and there was a star circled by electric bulbs on the front. WATBRVLIBT SCHOOLS through subsequent years after the John, I don't remember, but Or- Doctors Orzame open two Whale watching with War between the States. mond and Julia left the area for St. MILLAGK IMPACT PROPOSAL B >^YA Grandfather Stowe built several of Ignace and Ormond was a cook on CURRENT UNDER "B" DECREASE (_*) Sarett Nature Center the cottages at Bowes Landing. He the Great Lakes boats. My mother medical practices in Watervliet WATBRVLIBT SCHOOLS 29.8 17.0 = -12.8 (43X) Imagine spending days floating on and Allen Olds, who were comrades visited them there several times. All of Baja, California, during the winter a blue lagoon surrounded by gray during the war also, established a are gone now so I cannot ask the Two new doctors, Gabriel 8. Or- has extensive Continuing Medical months. Sarett naturalists will take whales visiting, counting their planing, sash & door factory In Hart- questions I should have when there zame, M.D., and Nllda D. Orzame, Education credits. Dr. Nllda was In travelers from Sarett to San Diego's PRQPBfiTY TM IMPACT babies playfully blowing bubbles ford after the war. were answers to be had. M.D., have opened medical practices private practice for three years In Old Town at the Ramada Inn, then on (Average cost of hoae $50,000) around your boat. My mother. Bertha Stowe Bud and Marian Davis gifted me In the Medical Office Building on Detroit. Before becoming a physi- to San Ignacio Village in Baja, Imagine spending evenings relax- McAlplne, and Julia Bowe Smith with a subscription to the Record Medical Park Drive In Watervliet. The cian, Dr. Nllda attained a bachelor of California, and finally on to San Ig- CyggfiHT IM UNDER m savings ing In golden-red lagoon sunsets maintained friendship over the years last year and I renewed In July Orzames are husband and wife; Dr. science degree In nursing and a nacio Lagoon for three nights In WATBRVLIBT alive with line after line of pelican along with my aunt, Ethel McAlplne, because I enjoy reading about what SCHOOLS $745 $425 = $320 Gabriel Is a certified family practi- bachelor of arts degree In sociology. Whale Watch Island Base-camp. and cormorant flights...while and my father, John Clair McAlplne. used to be and what Is now. In my tioner, and Dr. Nllda Is a specialist in She has held teaching and ad- Total price Is $2050. Your deposit dolphins swim lazily by and whales I remember visiting the Bowe old stomping grounds! Internal medicine. ministrative positions In the school of $300 will reserve your space which break the shimmering water with residence on Main Street In As fellow ex-Hartfordlte and friend Drs. Gabriel and Nllda Orzame of nursing and Institutional nursing. Is limited to 12 participants. PALL mysterious spyhopplng, majestic Watervliet. It was set back from the Pat Young Erwln wrote, also last SALfi.9 TAX IMPACT received their M.D. degrees from the The Orzames are parents of two For more Information, call Sarett o o o jumps and spouts of crystalline sidewalk with an Ironwork fence In week, clock running out! (average faaily incoae $25 University of Guadalajara In Mexico. children: Gabriel Jr., 20 years old, a today at (616) 927-4832 or write to front. back-lit vapors. Both have had extensive training In third-year pre-law student at the Sarett Nature Center at 2300 Benton Sincerely, CURRENT UNDER "B" INCREASE Sarett Nature Center's March ex- The veterans frequently gathered Beth McAlplne Warner their respective fields. University of Michigan In Ann Arbor; Center Road, Benton Harbor, at each other's homes and I have pedition to Baja, California, Is WATBRVLIBT SCHOOLS $415 $622 = $207 Dr. Gabriel Is Board Certified in and Gavin Sean, seventeen years Michigan, 49022. scheduled to take advantage of the several pictures of such gatherings. Family Practice Medicine and has old, a high school senior at Andrews seasonal movements of the Califor- One picture was taken at the w had three years of specialized Fami- Academy In Berrien Springs. The VOTE YES ON "B nia gray whales as well as many McAlplne home In Hartford In 1917, COMBINBD RBVENUBS ly Practice residency training at family attends the Pioneer Memorial Dear Editor: migratory birds that use the laqoons just after my parents were married. It Wayne State University. He did his Seventh-day Adventist Church In The statewide voting on the two LOCAL • STATB shows John Smith on Jim Smith's Internship at the University of Berrien Springs. Their hobbles In- lap. Prosper Bowe, Charles Cook constitutional amendments (A and CyRRRNT FORMULA p Medicine' and Dentistry of New clude reading, music, traveling, B) will have a significant Impact on a PROPOSAL "A" P0P09Ali "R" (another comrade). Freeman Stowe, Jersey-St. Michael Medical Center-- sports, gardening, and rare coin col- majority of school districts In 89/90 $3,700,000 Mrs. Smith, Claire and Bertha $3,700,000 •3,700,000 and his post-graduate work at St. lecting. Michigan. In particular, Watervliet McAlplne, Ormond Smith and Emma 90/91 John's Hospital In Detroit, Michigan. Both Drs. Gabriel and Nllda are Coloma •Watervliet •Hartford Public Schools will benefit financial- $3,806,000 •3,858,000 •4,161,000 Stowe. Julia Bowe Smith took the He Is a Diplomats of the American committed to providing the best Drs. Gabriel and Nllda Orzame Icture. ly since they rank In the bottom 12% 91/92 $4,017,000 •4,304,000 Academy of Family Practice. Dr. of Michigan Schools. •4,557,000 medical service possible to their pa- When John Smith was born to Gabriel Is also a registered nuclear tients. The following statement was DOUBLE It Is easy to see from the "Finan- 92/93 •4,176,000 'Julia and Ormond, my father, Clair, •4,489,000 •4,963,000 medicine technologist and a issued jointly. "We are privileged to composed a few lines in his honor: cial Impact" Chart that when "B" 93/94 $4,333,000 registered radiologic technologist. render medical service and be a part I little new Idea came, passes, six things occur: •4,669,000 •6,349,000 COUPONS He served In the United States Navy of this community. It Is our Intention O^AlUOf9tL Julia's heart to bless. 1. Our school mlllage rate ALL DAY from 1963 to 1965. to give only the best of medical care Food John B. Smith Is his name. DECREASES at least 43%. Dr. Nllda Orzame has had three and attention to the trl-city area He doesn't care, I guess. 2. Our property taxes on schools THANKS FOR THE HELP Chrlstlan-Marlln Caldwell, Kdg.; years of specialized training In Inter- residents." WEDNESDAY When the years around have roll- DECREASE at least 43%. «WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Dear Editor, Meghan Hennen, 3rd. St. Joseph nal Medicine at St. John's Hospital The Orzames welcome new pa- ed. 3. Our sales taxes Increase (but all On behalf of the Watervliet Fire Cathollc-Sldra Teeg, 1st; Nicole In Detroit, Michigan. She did her in- tients. Appointments may be made And he has reached a scare money goes to education). Department, we would like to say Becht, 2nd; Krlsten Claeys, 3rd; ternship at the University of by calling the Medical Office You'll find of silver and of gold 4. The governor loses his power thank you to the following busi- Jason Clayton, 4th; Andrea Lltzner- Medicine and Dentistry of New Building in Watervliet - (616) He's always wanting more! over our taxes and our schools (our nesses for taking part and helping skl, 5th; Ryan Zechlel, 6th. Jersey-Muhlenberg Hospltai-and 463-4800. You'll find, when all is said and school board regains Its power to our Fire Prevention Program to be We would also like to say thank done decide what Is best for our children). successful for another year. you for all our children for taking part 5. Rich schools begin to share The businesses are: Watervliet In our poster contest and for learn- That raising a boy Is not all fun. their wealth with poor districts. / Paper Company; Dave's Amoco; ing all the fire safety tips. But If the lad is kept from harm 6. Our children benefit from a Judd Lumber Co.; State Farm In- I would like to say thank you to He's worth far more than any farm. Hurrah for the boy! $1,000,000 Increase In revenues for surance, with Sharon Yoder, Agent; Bart Rose, Ralph Thurston, Bill Man- GRADEA 10-14 LB. AV6. We're wishing you joy their education In 5 years. Watervliet Ace Hardware; Fast Lane nlno, Don Curtis, Tim Freeburn, and if you, like most Watervliet Arcade; Jasmine's Family Res- Chief Lloyd Richcreek for helping And everything good In the nation. residents, want your properly taxes taurant; Midway Sport Shop; out with the program. If it Is fair to wish you a pair Nllson's Sales & Service; The Side Here's cut while Increasing the quality of YOUNG HEN Tha k 0 U your Watervliet Public Schools, you Track; Watervliet Body Shop; Com- Richard o • r t i ' conQratulations!" Remembering R.chard Qu.nn, Captain Are my reco||eCtions wrong? I will join me on November 7 In voting: When I first saw those forbidding munity Hospital; Gargano Custom Watervliet Fire Department Recently retired railroader Bud YES ON "B" mountains, I thought anyone would Carpets; Richcreek Well Drilling; have read others memories of the Coiman alerted me to an Interesting have to be crazy to fly over them all Chicken Coop; Don Young In- Star Hotel everywhere but Covert. I'd Sincerely, program coming up on Public TV. It MEMORIES OF BOWES, of the time. I still think so. To the surance; Waffle House; Bob's Col- swear that was where I ate my first A. Bruce Watson was the history of flight. And It was STOWES & SMITHS shoestring potatoes many years Superintendent north Mt. Everest touches the sky. TURKEYS lector's Shop; Watervliet Harding's; well worth watching. Dear Editor, Near there is the fabeled Katmandu. Midway Florist; Nllson's Body Shop; ago! It was an orange-painted Watervliet Public Schools When they got Into the carrying of The letter sent you by Georgia The ranges run east and west at the Peoples State Bank; Trade Winds supplies In World WAr ll I knew they Leonard, printed in the October 18 A/so notice the new listings, more f north side of the roof of the world. To Mall; Wlltse Fencing & Kennels; would have to show some scenes of Issue, Inspires me to write my streamlined and easier to follow, In- the east, they bend southward along Creekside Furniture; Leigh's Screen flying the Hump. They did, and that memories of the Bowe and Smith cluding all new channel numbers for the edge of India and Burma. And the Printing; and Veterans of Foreign ; is where 1 spent some time serving Ji: families. ~ WestMarc Cable customers. Hope- farther south the lower the peaks Wars #6803. the U.S. government. —r My grandfather. Freeman Stowe, a fully, the new numbering system and becdme. Also we would like to announce On a cold, blustery November day 2.1 .d.J CI pioneer of Hartford, and Prosper channel listings will make flndlno We usually crossed them p. dO our poster winners for fire preven- In 1944 we left New York's LaGuardla Bowe were Civil War veterans, as your favorite television shows In the somewhere In the middle. There they tion: South School-Marie Santiago, Airport and started across the Atlan- was my grandfather John McAlplne, TV Record a lot easier. were 13,000-19,000 feet high. Our Kindergarten; Brian Thomas, Ist; tic Ocean. Clear weather all the way, who was a Keeler pioneer. All three C-47s could maybe get up to 22,000 STELTER AND SHRIVER Tara Townsend, 2nd; Abby Wlnkel, and below us the water was slate of the men enlisted in Company D, feet, hanging by the props and the WED 3rd. North School-Matt Qulnn, 3rd; K A R L CAME FROM D.C. FOR gray pewter, wrinkled by miniature 66th Illinois Western Sharp- turbos packing In all the thin air they Lisa Ashton, 4th; Jason Cockrun, K LUMNO L U? waves. Ocean flying Is monotonous Tamara Louise Stelter, the The best man was Kevin Ryba of shooters. The Bowes, McAlplnes By Karl Baytr. editor^ , THE TRI-CITY RECORD could. One trip back we got up to 5th; Mellnda Buck, 6th. Grace and our high altitude revery was daughter of Ralph and Barbara Lawrence. The ushers were Darold and Stowes remained friends almost 23,000 carrying a load of broken only by stops at Bermuda Stelter of Bangor, was wed to Mr. Shriver of Lawrence; Karl Stelter of RAMBLINGS ,nTnZTer- empty gas drums and trying In vain U.t. EXTRA MNCY MKHMAM and The Azores. And you never think Danny Joe Shriver of Lawrence, son Kalamazoo; and Richard Henderson S h noon He clalmed t0 be on hls to top the vicious thunderstorms BAZAAR PLANNED...AIma Moser (left) and Angle Showerman are shown with dldn'i T l - wy of an engine quitting, really. You of James and iona Shriver, on of Lawrence. GERBER dldnt think much ol the new format to Hartford and he lust stopped by to that build over the mountains. Items that will be available at the annual Hartford Community Christmas RED DELICIOUS look out at them on each side, and September 20 at 4:00 p.m. at The reception was held at Parties STRAINED r,891 ^ He Say hel10- Ac,uel1* he Olanced When the war ended, and 1 could Bazaar, Nov. 4, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Hartford Middle School gym. The they sit there churning along. In the Lawrence United Methodist Church. Limited of Bangor at 6:00 p.m. with BAiy FOODS! ; ? ^ through the Record and asked about get back home, I sought other event, sponsored by the Hartford United Methodist Women, will feature more IHUBIBI - MB Ot MtfOII js APPLES alone a reader piston engine airplanes we flew, you The ceremony was officiated by the 276 attending. Z - oiled the Armchair Quarterback feature. "I employment at the first opportunity than 89 exhibitors with handmade arts and crafts. A luncheon will also be could always tell a delicate touch on Reverend Mark G. Johnson. The The bride is a graduate of Bangor Jrr^Hynn"aTh ^F*8 l08e vote8 *hen 1 Plck Notre and have regretted It. But I knew available In the Middle School cafeteria. s p e Ca ler 8ald 1 Dame t0 wln he the throttles, because It was a mat- father of the bride gave her away In High School and Is employed as a .?rZZ - l l " commented, some great guys In those days. We ter of pride to adjust them so that the marriage. secretary at Hartford Farm Supply. Fence had really screwed up the paper. After he left. I forget to ask Anne If left a few of them along what we call- According to the reader he even cut two or four engines (whichever you The matron of honor was Mrs. Hartford. By Anne Bayer his subscription had run out! ed "The Aluminum Highway." the pages of the TV Record apart to flew) were synchronized. David (Shawntelle) of Kilieen, Texas. The groom Is a graduate of Now I appreciate very much the get them In order! Casablanca was really a city of The bridesmaids were: Klmberly Lawrence High School and is cur- years Marlon and I and our children My apologies to everybody; what I DEAR DEER FOREST white houses as we banked around Wilson of Grand Junction; and Mrs. rently employed at Hoffman Die Cast have had together since then. The thought was logical might not have IS BAMBI MISSING? for our landing. On the ground the Danetta Romans of Coloma. The of Benton Harbor. losses of those days have receded. If you are stumped at all for what been...but please give the new for- "Mike" Baker called late last week dirt, filth and flies were more ap- flower girl was Amy Romans of Col- The couple took a wedding trip to pen downtown. Would I do It all again? If I were o buy someone for Christmas, just mat a couple more chances. to tell Ime a deer had run through the parent. We were told to stay out of oma. The ringbearer was Kevin Bury, Fort Myers, Florida. They will reside Pre- Sure missed our kids this year on again twenty and our country In •ake yourself out to one of the local ,ate certain parts of the city-people had also of Coloma. In Covert after their honeymoon. the Halloween sidewalk parade but, Following many, many comments P Qtess windows at the laun- danger-yes. jazaars in the area for a Saturday about the TV Record pages being too dromat on Coloma's Main Street gone in there and never returned. without sidewalks, what were we to Not long ago we were talking with Christrnds afternoon full of fun and adventure. Not much like our version of Hum- .-1 do Next year it will be back better {p/ip and the columns hard to follow I Apparently, the deer crashed some friends we have made In re- You will be able to buy most of the than ever and thev will have all new oan e*Perlm(>ntlng with different through the one window, cut Itself, phrey Bogart and ingrid Bergman's gifts that you have been worried "Casablanca." cent years. The guy was telling us about their recent trip to North about for the past few months. all of vou vounasters have a aood 0 ,o d laW pages In half break down the door, and crashed Next stop Libya-this was before all of you youngsters have a good t ou Africa and Casablanca lying there, This past Friday evening the WBA and to print the TV Record on half- t another window. As of Monday, Khadafy, and the place seemed gleaming white In the sun as they held Its first group-sponsored Las Mr. Baker said the deer still hadn't friendly. Then on to Cairo, where we Nicholson's Vegas nights and they put you-know- ^« rsrsrtzt'fs stayed overnight. We came in over banked around In their jet airliner to been found. He did say he was try- come in and land. Family Pancake House and Restaurant who In charge of the kitchen for a ing to contact Deer Forest Manager the pyramids, while the Sphinx eyed Then I told about the time I was FRIDAY SPECIALS time. Jim Plnkerton to see If any of his us impassively-buzzing Interlopers, there and how It looked the same Soup. Stltd. PoMo 1 DfMtn I had to leave my post to transport deer were missing. disturbing her thousands of years of 1299 then. The guy said, "Yes, but that football rooters to and from the Meanwhile, I saw Deer Forest tranquility. doesn't count. It was a long time game. While on leave, Helen and animal trainer Dan Atherton. Dan We wanted to see Sheppard's ^OCEA M PERCH *4.99 0110 see Debbie and Gary and Mark and ago!" John Loomls took over the kitchen, said none of their animals were Hotel, so several of us went Into Julie and Andy and Karen and Tom ZW toZZZStoTniTfo Maybe It doesn't count. But to this • Oik Yortulitn eatrtofH and when I came back I told them I read and to handle. The pages are missing, but even tame deer will do town. This was the place supposed FRIED SHRIMP *5.99 with I and roommate Jeff. We had a ball 8UC a day when I watch a parade and the would be happy to run the orders out numbered In big, bold, reverse print ^ strange thing. He said a deer to be frequented by international ALL-U-CAM EAT • Right pomb of with the kids. We also had a chance Color Guard goes by-or when on to the customers. Well, to make a to make them more noticeable. If running toward a crowd of people, In- spies. We sat on the wide verandah • A^M^a. Ujtw • to see Rosle and Sonny Dayblrd. I Memorial Day the firing squad's BREAKFAST SPECIALS long story short, and I don't know If I and enjoyed a cooling drink, while • C&Litmmwtth should have had to, I took orders. understand from Rosie we have yat Bee 1 m ToLh rifles Crack!-and Taps echoes In the murvndhuek nhHH ir. ••.r family u«r ' ' *"*1 talking about. tnrougn It. I guess the message s, we looked and looked-but no FREE ORAMGE JCIICE • CalMrtvm trtpU One customer I had was Randy hushed silence, shivers go up my fs Meaan l hoDeTsDeTled that Z7 Ration, Mr. Nancy don't trust any deer running wild. suspicious caracters. Too bad you 2 Eggs with 3 Bacon or 3 Sausage ehu fUnrmh Ij* Craig, and he ordered a burger, with back. Then it was just yesterday. I TSSLi 11 .W» Welcome babv and cdnSrits to the 8aW 0lc and aBreed t0 ^ It Meanwhile, If you come across a can no longer do that. The hotel Links, Potatoes u Toast and WhlttlagbMi all the trimmings. When he got his nothtr try He ald he remember the guys I knew. And tha* • n w^r.D.isr/ J^eve Davblfds' ? - ' at a bloody deer dusted with laundry burned down years ago. • Ulch Cherry H';f'i"i»u* order he said, "Anne, look at this." i does count! From 5 a.m. • 1 ] a.m., Mon-Sat, flnnh Mrd Annivvriim Also conaratulatlons to the new lon " Jht Tv *'c°rd'» only TV »oap call Mike Baker. If It's wearing From Egypt we flew on to Iran. *1.95 hdmun looked and, lo and behold, no meat. Back then the Ayatoiiah was a SATURDAY 4 P.M. - 9 P.M. • (/TMtfU)«win im* "Oh," I said, "you wanted meat. wdinwm May you enjoy the best, nnkerton or Atherton. relatively unknown religious man (at TR' CITy RECORD • KxttKHTiilffJ flut' That s 60 cents extra." Randy giggl- least in the west) and the Shah still rwlumn* On a sadder note, we learned that 138 N. Main St., Box 7 PRIME RIB of BEEF • Kcho h'/x lor mwtrtk/fiMi ed and I headed out to the kitchen to sat on his Peacock Throne, i can't Watervliet, Ml 49098 Soup. Salad, wn* collect the rest of his sandwich. one of the Bayer sisters-in-law, Joan remember a hotter place than • HvvmIho uiuftii iHimitMUtti Bayer of Grand Rapids, lost her (818) 483-NEWS Potato and «/w»r (kwr Sure seems funny to go back to Abadan Airport the day we stopped Defiert *6.95 Uumi wvitfttt caol*

I PAGE POUR TRI-CITY RECORD NOVEMBER lt 1989 of Benton Harbor, who died Wednes- LESTER PUMFERY Survivors include: his wife, the by Whitcomb Tower, St. Joseph. She was a member of Scottdale United NOVEMBER 1,1989 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE FIVF. ^ OBITUARIES day, October 25, 1989, was held Lester Pumfery, 88, of Coloma, former llah Adams; seven sons — Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Falrplain died Tuesday, Oct. 24,1989, at Mercy Mark Blakeman and Terry Blakeman, Methodist Church, St. Joseph. Survivors Include one son, Clinton MYRTLE BAUQHER had been employed for 25 years. Chapel of Florin Funeral Service, Memorial Medical Center, St. both of Benton Harbor, Ronald Winter fireworks will Survivors Include: a son, Charles Benton Harbor. Burial was in Col- Joseph. Blakeman of Coloma, Ralph Blake- Osborn Jr. of Benton Harbor; three The funeral for Myrtle Baugher, 89, daughters — Mrs. Martin and Brenda of 7 Broad Street, Fultonvllle, New of Benton Harbor; 11 grandchildren; oma Cemetery. The funeral was held Friday at 10 man of Eau Claire, Richard McEwan get Winterfest '90 off 14 great-grandchildren; and four Mr. Garland was born November a.m. Burial was in Coloma of Victorville, California, Robert Osborn of Bloomlngton, Illinois, and t'ork, formerly of 601 Port St., St. Mrs. Tyman (Roxanne) Jenkins of JASMINE'S sisters - Miss Mary Kelgley of 12, 1926, in Amagon, Arkansas. He Cemetery. Davidson Chapel, Florin Crowder of Stevensvllle, and Larry Joseph, who died Friday, October 27, Coloma; five grandchildren; her to gala start FAMILY RESTAURANT 1989, was held Monday at 10 a.m. at Palatka, Florida, Mrs. Winifred was a life member of the Disabled Funeral Service, Coloma, was In Crowder of Coloma; two daughters mother, Mrs. Helen M. Byrd of South OPEN DAILY Kerley & Starks Funeral Home, St. Stocking of Three Rivers, Mrs. Hazel American Veterans and a veteran of charge of arrangements. Memorials -Mrs. Donald (Judv) Sullivan of The good news at the Paw Paw UndPr the Blun Awning Joseph. Rice of Muskegon, and Mrs. Jack World War II. may be made to the Coloma Knoxville, Tennessee, Mrs. Daniel Haven; one brother, Roger D. Byrd of Lake-River Ventures (PPL-RV) mon- LUNCHEON SPECIALS Is Iho Coloma; five sisters, Mrs. Harold Rent Carper Shop Fvflf' Burial was In North Shore Memory (Vera) Parks of Georgetown, Florida. Survivors include: two brothers- Emergency Ambulance Service. (Barbara) Morlarty of Big Rapids, thly meeting was all about Winter- DINNER BUFFETS (Patricia) Ballard and Karen Byrd, otSstrWIt*mm'Wi :Mm Armstrong Carpet Gardens. Memorials may be made to She was preceded In death by her Albert of Benton Harbor and Leslie Mr. Pumfery was born January 16, Mich.; three brothers - Douglas of test 1990. The bad news has to do Liii both of Benton Harbor, Kathy Byrd of Vinyl Floor Trinity Lutheran Church, St. Joseph, husband. Dale Sr., March 22, 1960; of Watervliet; and one sister, Alice 1901, in Benton Township. He retired Benton Harbor, Orrell of Upper with weed treatment of the lake In New Portland, Maine, Jeane Kelley PPG Print of which she was a member. and by two sons - Dale Jr., June 22, Williams of Benton Harbor. He was in 1966 from the Watervliet Paper Marlboro, Maryland, and Billy of 1990. of South Haven and Mrs. Larry (Mary) Wall CovrrlnQ Mrs. Baugher was born January 7, 1988, and Leroy, December 29,1988. preceded In death by his wife, Lee, in Company. Ludlow Falls, Ohio; two sisters — Winterfest will get off to a gala 463-T0-G0 Collins of Bellevue, Ohio; two half 1900, In Coloma. She retired In 1963 1971. Survivors Include: one daughter, Mrs. Helen Emery of St. Joseph and start on Friday, January 26, If the sisters, Mrs. Charles (Mildred) 463-6635 from Remington Rand, where she CLEO COOK Mrs. George (Elolse) Enevald of Ben- Mrs. Vera Fowler of Upper Marlboro, plans mature, with fireworks on Paw Cleo Cook, 94, County Road 215, ton Harbor; one son, Robert of Md.; 24 grandchildren; and three Newell of South Haven and Mrs. MYRA COVEY Paw Lake. The Watervliet Business Lawrence, died Friday, October 27, Allegan; one sister, Laura Dell of great-grandchldren. Donna McMillln of Moldon, Missouri; Mrs. Myra E. Covey, 67, of Hart- Association (WBA) has agreed to 1989, at Lake View Community Nurs- Watervliet; three grandchildren; and and four half brothers, Paul Starns of ford, formerly of South Haven, was finance the liability Insurance If the ing Home, Lawton. five great-grandchildren. His wife, MARIE PENDERGRASS Moldon, Bernard Byrd of South found dead at her home, Wednes- PPL-RV can raise the funds for the The funeral was held Monday at Louise, preceded him In death in Marie Pendergrass, 79, of 5430 In- Haven, Welton Byrd of North Royal- day, Oct. 25,1989, of natural causes. fireworks. The River Ventures voted Leonard Funeral Home, Lawrence. 1983. terlochen Road, Coloma, died Mon- ton, Ohio, and Alvld Byrd of Detroit. BELFY Arrangements were by the Calvin to contribute a substantial, but Burial was In Hill Cemetery, day, October 30, 1989, at Martin Funeral Home, Hartford. There was unspecified, amount toward the pur- DRUG STORE Lawrence. Luther Memorial Home, South chase of the display. Because no visitation. The body was transfer- JAMES RYAN JR. Mrs. Cook was born August 24, Haven. COMMUNICATION: THE Winterfest brings a significant parking at the side red to Moss-Service Funeral Home, James Richard Ryan Jr., two- x 1895, In Lawrence Township. She The funeral will be held Thursday KEY TO SOLVING amount of business Into the Paw OPEN: Cullmann, Alabama. Burial was in month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James had lived ail her life In Lawrence. She at 11 a.m. at the Dey-Florin Chapel of Paw Lake area. It Is hoped that the Bethsadia Cemetery, Cullmann. Ryan Sr. of Coloma was dead on ar- CONFLICT Mon. - Fri. 9-6pm was a lifetime member of O-So-E-Z Florin Funeral Service, St. Joseph, governing bodies of the two town- Hutchins Funeral Home Mrs. Covey was born Sept. 23, rival Friday, October 27, 1989, at Good communication Is helpful In guijjWjji Saturdays 9-3pm Club. where friends may call after 5 p.m. ships and the two cities will con- 209 S Main, WatenHiet wi 1922, in Cullmann County, Ala. She Community Hospital, Watervliet. solving conflict with your family, MiH? Survivors Include: a son, Robert of Wednesday. Burial fwlll be in North tribute generously to this end, along retired In 1981 from Bohn Aluminum The funeral was held at 10 a.m. Shore Memory Gardens. Memorials friends and co-workers. St. Joseph 463-3811 Lawrence; two daughters - Mrs. with lesser contributions from rrnjeino Co., South Haven, where she had Tuesday at North Shore Memorial Church in Watervliet Is presenting Leland (Anita) Thomas of Lawrence may be made to First Free Will Bap- private enterprise. tann been employed for 31 years. Gardens Chapel, Hagar Shores. Ar- tist Church, Benton Harbor, of which an evening with Mr. Joe Devine on COURTEOUS SERVICE IN and Bernlce Tarantino of Watervliet; Information has been released to Survivors include: one son, rangements were made by the Kerley she was a member. the subject of "Communication: The -J'- Vr A DIGNIFIED MANNER nine grandchildren; 25 great- Coloma Chamber of Commerce Charles Cameron of St. Cloud, and Starks Funeral Home, St. Mrs. Pendergrass was born July Key to Solving Conflict." grandchildren; six great-great- members, who attended the WATERVLIET ROLAND T. HUTCHINS. Dir. Florida; one grandchild; four sisters Joseph. 17,1910, In Bell City, Missouri. Mr. Devlne's philosophy of com- grandchildren; and a brother. Max chamber meeting, that explains - Mrs. Junior (Audice) New and Mrs. James was born September 1, Survivors include: two daughters munication flows from study under Jacobs of Punta Gorda, Florida. She what River Ventures can do to help COIN-OP Elolse Harvell, both of Cullmann, 1989, In Berrien Springs. -Miss Stella Pendergrass of Col- Robert Carkhuff, a leading national was preceded In death by her hus- area businesses. The same Informa- Alabama, Mrs. Frances Anderson of Survivors include: his parents, oma and Miss Rosella Pendergrass authority on the subject, as well as band, Myron in 1946; and a son, John tion will be available at the next LAUNDRY Logan, Ala., and Mrs. Minnie Tullls of James and Lome Ryan Sr. of Col- of Benton Harbor; two sonsd- his personal conviction that good u Li\r^ Lyle Cook in 1919. meeting of the Watervliet Business (& CAR WASH) Houston, Texas; and one brother, oma; two brothers - Eric and Gary; Thomas of St. Joseph and Wesley of communication enhances our ef- Association. A long list of potential 1' Walter Ward of Arab, Alabama. grandparents - James and Patricia Tempe, Arizona; eight grandchildren; forts to love our neighbor as Jesus JAMES ATOHLEY events that may be sponsored by Kllemann of Coloma, Richard Ryan and seven great-grandchildren. taught us. He has worked as a James Atchley, 64, of Watervliet, businesses Is Included. Additional m CECIL VORCE of South Bend, Indiana, and Edward school superintendent and warden Plenty of died Wednesday, October 25, 1989, events may be sponsored by those The funeral for Cecil Vorce, 89, of and Carol Moon of Eustis, Florida; DOROTHY HARRSEN of a correctional institution. ICALVIN FUNERAL HOME at Community Hospital, Watervliet. with new Ideas. 1 ' """ 463-4000 OALI O. LXOMAftf), DIUCTM 26844 63rd St., Bangor, who died great-grandparents - Evelyn Relf of Dorothy M. Harrsen, 44, died Mon- The presentation will be .on The funeral was held Saturday at 2 For a twenty-five dollar donation Tuesday, Oct. 24,1989, was held Fri- St. Joseph, Ambrose Relf of Bay Ci- day evening, October 30,1989, at the Wednesday, November 8, from 7:00 PARKING! . £ HAXTfOID, MICHIGAN 49097 p.m. at Highway of Holiness Church to Winterfest 1990, River Ventures day at 2 p.m. at the Davidson Chapel, ty, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Erv Webb of home of her daughter, Mrs. Jack p.m.-9:00 p.m., at the Knights of Col- BUSY WITH RENOVATION...Everyone Is busy doing his pari as construction At Red Arrow & Main Street! y mifttOHl Ml *41*1 of God, Dowagiac, of which he was a 'IKJ* *•"' OOOt COOVIMNNCI mm Florin Funeral Service, Coloma. (Teresa) Martin, 3486 Harbor Acres, umbus clubhouse on Paw Paw will list a business on the Winterfest woilcers take advantage of beautiful Indian summer days to lay curbs on the member. Burial was in Keeler Eustis, Florida, Ivy Broome of Burial was In Coloma Cemetery. Sodus, after a long illness. Avenue between Watervliet and Col- & Food Fair 1990 brochure and show west side of Main Street, Watervliet. The renovation Is moving smoothly, Cemetery. The body was transferred Florida; and one great-great grand- Memorials may be made to the Col- Funeral arrangements were In- oma. A free-will offering will be col- Its location on the brochure map. although winter will do Its best to slow Its progress. to the church following visitation Fri- father, Arthur Hillman of St. Joseph. oma Emergency Ambulance Service. complete at press' time at the Dey- lected. The brochure will be distributed by day at Calvin Funeral Home, Hart- of radio advertising preceding Please Excuse Our Mess! Mr. Vorce was born Feb. 12, 1900, Florin Chapel of Florin Funeral Ser- the Southwestern Michigan Tourist ing to expend some effort on behalf MONUMtMff ford. Memorials may be made to the Winterfest and It may receive televi- In Grand Traverse County. He retired vice, St. Joseph. Memorials may be Council and many local businesses of Winterfest please make contact church. sion coverage of Its sponsored While Downtown Watervliet is undergoing its major LEONARD fUNClAL HOME In 1964 as a construction engineer. made to the Berrien County Cancer WE WANT YOUR NEWS beginning no later than January 1. with one of the River Ventures Mr. Atchley was born November 8, JACK BLAKEMAN event. MI4NM tfl* *744131 Survivors Include: three sons- Service. For a fifty dollar donation to representatives listed above. At the renovation, you may experience some inconvenience. 1924, in Guntersville, Alabama. He Jack E. Blakeman, 67, of 2155 call The Tri-City Record There is now a third category for Norman of Colorado Springs, Col- Mrs. Harrsen was born July 12, Winterfest 1990, River Ventures will moment, PPL-RV needs people who was a farmer and a was a Navy Berg, Benton Harbor, died Sunday, businesses-suggested $50 dona- orado, Loren of Umatilla, Oregon, 1945, In South Haven.. She was Include all of the above plus Include are willing to talk to business people Please accept our apologies and join with us in our veteran of World War li. Oct. 26,1989, at home. 463-NEWS tions to Winterfest, funds earmarked and Robert of Redman, Oregon; two formerly employed as a housekeeper the name of the business and the to solicit donations, either as con- Survivors include: his wife, the The funeral was held at 1 p.m. for "Fireworks." excitement over the upcoming new sidewalks, street FLORIN daughters - Mrs. Gerald (A-Dora) event sponsored by that business In tributors or sponsors of events. former Irene Smith; four sons - Billy Tuesday at Kerley and Starks A list of potential events may be FUNERAL SERVICE Cole of Bangor and Mrs. Bill (Kay) a Preview Flyer. The flyer will be The bad news Is that several ef- Joe of LaBelle, Florida, Henry of Funeral Home, St. Joseph, with MAKE THE MICHIGAN RURAL CONNECTION obtained from River Ventures paving, lights, benches and trees. In the meantime... Jenkins of Coloma; one sister, Mrs. i distributed by the Southwestern forts have been made to contact Covert, James of Gobies and LD. of military rites conducted by Coloma representatives John Bertuca, QAVIDSON CHAPEL Mabel Edwards of Union City, Mich.; Michigan Tourist Council and local Weed Patrol Inc. by phone. Recorded 249 East Center Street Porter, Texas; two daughters - Mrs. American Legion Post 362; Disabled Tr.n.port.tlon Authority «U businesses. The flyer will be sent to 983-1571; Lee Bertuca, 468-0662; or two brothers - Victor of Tekonsha, na ,ro h messages have been unanswered. There's plenty of FREE PARKING in the Boyd (Alice) Saylor of Dowagiac and American Veterans Chapter 17, Ben- ' - ^ °« Del Sipes, 463-8166. They can also Coloma, Ml 49038 Mich., and Ernest of Coldwater, 16 all radio and television stations and Bill White will make other ar- Mrs. Dickie (Sandra) Keller of ton Harbor; and Veterans of Foreign all newspapers In Southwestern provide additional information. grandchildren; 15 great-grandchli- of th , rvlc th rangements to contact Weed Patrol. three municipal lots along Main St. and in WatervNet;" 21 grandchlWren; two Chapter 1137, Benton Harborr " • •• Those who wish to sponsor events dren; and one Michigan. The business is assured Meanwhile, Mike McDonald will con- Ofeat-grandchMdren; two brothers- g aai g eai Was in North Shore Memory need tp contact, Ventures grandchild. tact the Department of Natural Tony of Kaiser, Arkansas, and "Gardens, Hagar Shores. Memorials before November lafoeneure listing the paved alleys at the rear ot our stores... He was preceded in death by his IndianTtails Resources to determine If there are Woody of Wilson, Arkansas; and two may be made to Hospice at Home, In the preview flyer. other options open for weed treat- first wife, Cora in 1953; second wife. St. Joseph. gs Members of PPL-RV who are will- So come on Downtown, be a sidewalk supervisor, tell us what you sisters - Katherlne Byford of Bertha; two daughters, Lorraine and CVtrhoundUn-.lne ment of Paw Paw Lake. Oceola, Arkansas, and Marie Godsey Mr. Blakeman was born July 20, (eteyhound and think ol the new business district look:, you're always welcome111 Florence; and one son, David. 1922, In Benton Harbor. He retired In Indian Traill Fare 'Senrng Stsndsrdi for £jin§§nct of Reverie, Tennessee. llcrrlcn Uui and TCATA in Profruionsi Cm'. • 1984 as a truck driver for Benton inrorniallon and Rcfcrvatiuni md Schedule Inronnation TURNER GARLAND Democracy in Action Township Public Works, where he 982-2077 " 925.1121 or I-800-54I-9874 Watervliet Lioness Club holds AGoldM Bull Home The funeral for Turner Garland, 62, I!V< had been employed for 18 years. He BOB'S COLLECTOR'S SHOP was a Navy veteran of World War II. Child Watch training session

By Teresa LaPlante children are being taught not to The meeting was not full. speak with strangers. CALL Sergeant James M. Hartman, Crime The second element of Child Prevention Specialist for the Berrien Watch is training for children In SUNSHINE 463-NEWS County Sheriffs Department, said grades K-6 In how to recognize the that wasn't unusual. Child Watch logo, where to look for LAUNDRY{ IHMillM "If a child had been abducted It, and what to do If a stranger ap- AlltJ TRACTOR PARTS recently in your community, this RICHCREEK Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Baldwin proaches them. In school training Mini Mdll Njw & Used Tractor Parts [frj FAMILY place would be packed," he stated. Complete Laundry, Linen ^ PLANGGER'S sessions, It teaches children what Well Drilling W CENTER MIDWAY "That's human nature. But we don't emergencies are and how to handle & Dry Cleaning Service 134 N Mdii SAVE UP TO 50% SPARKLE SPARKLE want to wait until after an abduction; Stop Ir. lot FREE CATALOG BINGO FURNITURE them. The older grades receive In- Company 621-2001 „ we want to protect our children structions In describing strangers. R Rtd Arrow Hwy. B»tW0»n WfryllH t Hirtlord . 7"foe walli 463-6141 WATERVLIET KNIGHTS OF FLORIST CAR WASH QUIK LUBE now." Both training sessions for rtrillnd & rapsirod The irai't only full Mrvtoa i 2080M-18i 925-4201 KEELER GENERAL COLUMBUS 500 CLUB FLOWER SHOP I with lentofiHartor That was the reason the Watervliet volunteers and children have a great jf T A (.UHMrRBlBlf PUMPS WATERVLIET ST. JOSEPH BINGO EVERT TUESDAY end 2100 Waihinpton Ave. 1034 Territorial Road BAPTIST CHURCH Lioness Club held a Community deal of audience participation. SALES A. SERVICE WATERVLIET Drlva-in Main Office GREENHOUSES 2080 M-IN 81, Joeepfi Child Watch training session Thurs- The third element of Child Watch Mlp.m. at ST. JOSEPH MnuiHaeeettnn nirvo OMMAkmr * Benton Harbor WELCOMES NEW WATERVLIET COLOMA Downtown day at the Watervliet Library. Know- is a background check on volun- MILLBURO Nepier Ave, CATHOLIC CHURCH 463-5701 We buy n^w PASTOR Setee* Vjuntutf IM 1?4) m463 fifiS9 la ing that there are persons out there teers. The check is totally confiden- WHITE CLOUD South St Joa. Red Arrow, Witervliet & used furniture Keeler General Baptist Church is Mm v >][.:// WATERVLIET who could very well be watching our tial. Anyone with a record of crime 925-6203 pleased to announce the arrival of its children with evil Intent, it was the relating to children Is refused. new pastor, the Rev. Dr. Oscar A A AMACMMI club's desire to see persons trained How does one become a Com- 463-3030 ifan faaai RnR'C Baldwin. Dr. Baldwin and his wife. RIVERVIEW ICMfTSimiCI Au Kh to watch children for their safety. munity Child Watch volunteer? All SNOWMOBILES FBEE Donna, are moving to Southwest Don't miss our What is Child Watch? The Com- you have to do Is attend a one-hour WATERVLIET EQUIPMENT REFRIGERATION Michigan from Ohio where he has Mon • Thurs • Frl 0-5 •OOUPMTS •PON (FT sm munity Child Watch Program, spon- training session, authorize a pastored for the past 14 years. Tuesday 9:30 • 5 1c Cookie Sale! STORE •lEAOmc SUPPlltS POMS IMtUtAMCI To ALL Brides To-Scthat sored by local law enforcement background check by the local law Buy 1 do/t'n cookif'% giM & BAIT Q DOWN! AND AIR FARM Dr. Baldwin has earned a graduate Saturday 10-2 1 MON-SAT. 810 •KIT •CHHILU agencies, was established In 1979 In enforcement agency, display a Com- thr ^nd do/i'M lor if *ACtyilC PAINTS reffttfr at of theology degree; a B.A., M.A., and Closed Wednesday m BAIT FISHING TACKLE SHARON L YODER CONDITION INSURANCE Detroit after the abduction of a munity Child Watch poster In your SUNDAY 8-8 Ph.D. in ministry; a Ph.D. in religion; BINES MOWERS-CHAIN SAW! *mo cur OUTS 468 6684 REPAIR I MAINTENANCE BCC Gift Qen|er young girl. Since then, people In 00 window, give some of your leisure SALES SERVICE PAtTS 7422 RED ARROW HWY. PRED WARD and A Ph.D. In counseling from & ATVs! communities In 18 counties In time to watching and observing, and WATERVLIET 463-7761 1405 6 M 139. Benton AGENCY Bethany Theological Seminary. He is Vour family ItiNurHticr aKW Michigan have volunteered to watch help your neighborhood to become 53804 C.R 687 HARTFORD PAW PAW LAKE MARINA I SPORTS ' Harbor or currently working on an advanced 4635249 M Phoanta Ct.. South Haven for suspicious persons or activities free of crime. din tic ill in ii ^ 1 Mile North 6714791 586 Riwrsidf Dr., Witervliel 13 W. Main, Hartford degree In theology. WATERVLIET 5510 Paw Paw Lake Rd. Colonia 468 3191 Involving children In their The Community Child Watch Pro- 6Z1-4067 Dr. Baldwin founded the Alpha TRI-CITY RECORD 69M neighborhood. gram Involves both parents and 138 N. Main St., Box 7 ilia 11 MEL'S VanDerAue's Counseling Center In Lebanon, Ohio. According to Sgt. Hartman, the SUBSCRIBE AW. 'ir ruHwiuii CfMth children In preventing future abduc- He and his wife will be available for Child Watch Program Is looking for Watervliet, Ml. 49068 TO THE MARKET " 3i Frank Megna & Son tions and crimes against young- (616) 463-3461 PLENTY OF PARKING IN With You Every LET RAY HELP CLEAN UP Package Alden White BELFY GARGANO counseling at their new ministry In "nosy" Individuals to keep an eye on sters. That Is something we should Diamond Crystal Inch (j' //if,' Wny r rOUR PROPIRTT U3 60)4 Keeler. children In their neighborhoods and ail become Involved In. THE REAR OF THE STOHt A Sons, Inc. CUSTOM Mrs. Baldwin Is very active In her TRI-CITY DRUGS itiwt IM bur < what goes on around them. It Is dif- WE WANT YOUR NEWS WHILE THE STREETS Street. Sidewalk & Shipping husband's ministry. At his last two HARDWARE Mill HAT CASH MHI 111** SATELLITE SYSTEM. ferent from other safety programs TOOLS. HOUSEWARES. BIKES RECORD Water Softener SALTI CARPETS call The Tri-City Record * I IH*. ANL; IHUCKS DOZER I BACKH0F SERVICE pastorates she served as a teacher, because of three elements: PIPE THREADING. SCREEN 4 ARE TORN UP B* the BAG. TON or Center # 463- FEATURING) SUBSCRIBE TO THE SAND. GRAVEL, TOP SOIL CHANNEL youth leader, and as co-counselor In It not only seeks volunteers, but It 1 TRUOLjUeule Optn Men tNrv TInki , 10* WE PICK UPGHHlStRFl STORM WINDOW REPAIRS OPEN 7 DAYS A WttK CALL Ffl 101. tft 109. Sen M PtiorMi 460 4600 A 3164 MASTER •Armstrong Carpet & assistance to her husband. trains them In how and when to call. TRI-CITY RECORD Prices Available! Gambles The Baldwins arrived In Michigan 463-NEWS PN 0474 or 46B 6)46 463-3833 SATELLITE Solarlan Floors In describing suspicious persons, CALL 463-NEWS Berrien Spring FREE BLOOD •Plttiburgh Paint October 13 and report that they are and In relating to the children. Child 616) 428-2303 2110 le M in. lefHfe NerW Watervliet Watervliet SYSTEM already enjoying the beautiful coun- Watch volunteers are taught not to PRESSURE CHECK! •Wallpaper 463-6635 463-NEWS MAIM ST • WATERVLIET • try and the love and fellowship of approach the children, because the RON'S HARTFORD STEPHEN C. HART, C.P.O IfAISTUEO MINIATUn HONUS •HEALTY DON EMIO everyone they have met. AUTO REPAIR, INC. v. ^•61 BROOKFIEI (Orthottit) STRAND'S The community Is Invited to attend 501 w Mam. Hartford Mien PHONE (Sia) MM11I NILSON'S TED ELSNER HUFFMAN'S Tout 7/ the services at the Keeler General 8 Out Of 10 Amtrictns Will Suffer From A Back Injury NEW WINTER TWIN CmE« Baptist Church and to meet the Rev. : Orthotic ( ProsttNtic brvfcM EXPERT TREE SERVICE Rent to Own Dr. and Mrs. Baldwin. Sunday HOURS: • "v N Mbln St. of Hope McDONAU) CHIROPRACTIC CLINICS 'A'- 463-5656 Complete Trie Cafe •, M'tWir ' wnnhmjN school begins at 10:00 a.m. each BODY SHOP ADOPTION CtNJiR .• Sri vmi' ^ ^Mn liii',111 I ot Ov • i 70 ^ i ,ii • 70#m»wavavi • a m - §'30 p,m Stump Ctindlni 071 447i Sunday, followed by worship at 11:00 on, 8• Frla.m, . to 5 p.m • Wtm MSIM The Streei And inconvenience Of Back Pain Mon. Sal. Aeflal HI Renfer I I M# < ',1 M|Ml <4 • a.m. Sunday evening services are at Cannot be Meaiured. If You Haw A Pruhleni, L 463-6291 Hmtlofd. MidiiomMimn/ law WW 4*

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PAGE SIX NOVEMBER 1,1989 TRI-CITY Information about the veteran and/or the widow of the veteran. Generally, ROLLING BACK THE YEARS the files contain Information about THE COLOMA COURIER the veteran, his service, source of structor, Mrs. Marian Hanson, com- Eaton Branch attended the FAMILY HEIRLOOMS disability, residence, and sometimes pleted Halloween window painting memorial services at Congregational A Genealogy Column by Carole Kleman 90 YEARS AGO his death certificate. If the veteran at Reinhardt's IGA Foodllner last Church In Lawrence Sunday morn- Now that the rush for baskets and died leaving a widow and/or minor week and were awarded three cash ing. His father, Eaton Branch, was boxes and crates and fruit packages Down through the ages many men both the widow and her deceased children the file will contain perti- prizes totaling $30.00. The display one of the founders and deacons of of all kinds is beginning to abate in have served our country's armed ser- husband); the veteran's rank, com- nent Information about the "Pixies" was prepared by Sidney the church as well as being one of volume P.O. Wlmer finds a little time vices. Fortunately, true to bureau- pany, regiment or vessel; date of dependents as well. Carlson, Fiona Pitcher, Pamela the pioneers in Lawrence Township. to push the work on the new factory cratic societies many records and enlistment, date of discharge, and UPCOMING MEETINGS DeFields, and Ruby Howard. His oldest son was the first white to be erected on the site of the accounts of duty have been created, length of service: post office and ad- The Four Flags Area Genealogical child born In Lawrence. buildings destroyed by fire October as well as some listings of veterans dress of each person listed; disabili- Society will hold its monthly meeting of military service. Many pre-WWI 13, 1898. Submitted by VI Vlscuso, Assis- ty incurred by the veteran: and Wednesday, November 8. The socie- 25 YEARS AGO records are available for researching George J. Houes and family have tant Librarian at the Coloma Public remarks necessary to a complete ty meets at the Old Kent Bank at the Watervliet High School senior at the National Archives in moved into the John B. Ryno house Library, from The Coloma Courier statement of his term of service. corner of Fourth and Broadway Karen Benjamin is crowned Home- Washington, D.C., and some are on The Berrien Springs Library and streets In Nlles, Michigan. The on Church Street. newspapers donated by the Trl-Clty coming Queen during half-time A family reception and dinner microfilm at other locations around Cass County Library have a micro- meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. Record. Hours: Mon., Wed.f and Frl., ceremonies on Friday by 1963 were tendered Mr. and Mrs. B.A. the United States. film copy of this schedule covering Members will be speaking on suc- 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Tues. and Queen, Mary Willmeng. Homecom- Information about your ancestor's Berrien, Van Buren, Allegan, and cessful searches and the sources Carpenter at the home of the Thurs., 1:00 to 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 to ing King, Dale Beck, Is a member of military may have come down Cass counties along with several that led them to their lost ancestors. former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.A. 8:30 p.m.; and Sat., 11:30 a.m. to 5:00 the Panther squad that defeated the through family legend: "Great- other counties^n Michigan. QUERIES Carpenter, In North Coloma Sunday. p.m. Phone: 46&3431. Hartford Indians during the game. grandpa was a Civil War hero." Once you have discovered what Wanted-Anyone who has ever run Results of the solicitation for 00 YEARS AGO Unless other specifics of grandpa's unit that your relative served in, for across the name MUESBECK Combined Appeal funds are in- Coloma is not to be denied good service are related, one can most example, "Co. C 25th Michigan Infan- (MUESEBECK) especially if this THE WATERVLIET RECORD complete as there are still a number motel accomodations during the often discount the "hero" part. Every try" during the Civil War, you may re- name Is in your family. Marge Yet- 90 YEARS AGO of solicitors to be heard from. To coming winter, for the Coloma Hotel man Is a hero to his posterity. quest your ancestor's file. To do this, zke, 855 N. M-140, Watervliet, Ml date, October 27th, the total cash Another way to discover If grand- you need to write to the National Ar- was re-opened this week by Mr. and Uncle Tom's Cabin never grows 49098. and pledges amount to $3,918.90... pa was in the service is to check chives to obtain the form necessary Mrs. Lyle Mott, who hope to conduct old. There runs through It a vein of Seeking Information, relatives, the goal for this year is $7,500. when visiting the cemetery. Look for to request the Information from your the hostelry In a manner that will pathos peculiarly touching and and descendents of Davidson GARD- service-related signs or symbols on ancestor's military records or pen- soon win back the popularity that sweet. Like the kiss of a child, it con- Submitted by Cindy Young, Assis- NER b.c. 1814 probably in Penn. d.19 J or near your ancestor's tombstone. sion file. this hotel en oyed a few years back. quers by the very innocence of its tant Librarian at the Watervliet Feb. 1876 buried in Shanghai Cem., Sometimes the veteran's military To request the proper form write The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Mott breath. In the character of Eva It is District Library, from The Watervliet Pipestone Twp, Berrien County, Ml. unit Is on the tombstone, "Co. B, to: Reference Services Branch believe that they have a bright future unique. Who does not cherish in Record newspapers donated by the Where did he die? The family was liv- Fifth Michigan Cavalry." (NNIR) National Archives and before them in the hotel business in memory some sweet angelic child, Tri-City Record. Hours: Mon.-Fri., ing near Shanghai but needs infor- "Michigan Soldiers and Sailors of Records Administration, 7th & Penn- Coloma. who seemed to touch this earth only 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Wed., 10:00 mation that, hopefully, would be the Civil War" can also be a great sylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, Otto Bittner has been making as a transient visitor, who passed a.m. to 8:00 p.m.; and Sat., 1:00 p.m. contained on death certificate. He deal of help in finding your relative's D.C., 20408. You need to ask for some Improvements at his garage away with the dew of childhood's to 4:30 p.m. Phone: 463-6382. had at least ten children: William; military and pension records. There "NATF form 80." one mile west of Coloma and prepar- morning, too good, too pure for us? James H.; John O.; Charles; Nancy is one index to the many volumes In When you receive the form It lists ing for the wider U.S.12 which is Was there ever a child like Eva? Yes, Aimela; Mary E.; Leandir D.; Sarah this set. Some states besides what Is available and what is not. To bound to come through some day in but her name is written upon GRIMES GRADUATES FROM Jane; Milford S.; and Andrew J. I Michigan have similar references. get a copy of the Information Includ- the not far distant future. His garage gravestones. This good old play is AiR FORCE BASIC TRAINING believe that all the children were The Eleventh Census of the United ed in your relative's file simply follow has been moved back fifty-three feet unique because it Is the only one IN TEXAS born in Michigan's Cass County. Will E. States (1890), most of which was so the instructions on "NATF form 80," from the center of the hightway so that portrays that character. The Airman Vance Grimes has exchange information. Carole Kier- badly damaged in 1921 that disposal filling it out as completely as possi- as to permit a 100-foot road. A new Forest Uncle Tom's Cabin Company graduated from Air Force basic train- nan, P.O. Box 81, Watervliet, Ml was necessary, had a Special ble. Be sure to mail it to the proper canopy will afford the protection will appear at Shankland's Opera ing at Lackland Air Force Base, 49098. Schedule Enumerating Union from the sun or storms while House, Watervliet, Saturday evening, Texas. address. Then sit back and wait. Need information about Eletha During the six weeks of training Veterans and Widows of Union Sometimes It takes weeks to receive travelers stop for gasoline or oil. November 4th. Prices, 10, 20 and 30 Hendrix Griffen Gardner b.c. 1818 In the airman studied the Air Force mis- Veterans of the Civil War. This a reply to your request. The delay is cents. Indiana. She m.2 Davidson Gardner 30 YEARS AGO sion, organization and customs and Schedule of Veterans and their due to the large volume of inquiries In early 1830s In Cass County, received special training in human widows survived the 1921 disaster Bill Tabbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. 80 YEARS AGO the Military Archives Branch (NNMS) Michigan. Who was her first hus- relations. but nearly all of the schedules for all William Tabbert, Lakewood Point, Local hunters who have been National Archives and Records Ad- band? Who are her parents? Where In addition, airmen who complete the states Alabama through Kansas Coloma, visited his parents Wednes- tramping through the woods and ministration receives. In Indiana was she born? Any clues basic training earn credits toward an and about half of those for Kentucky day, October 28, coming over from marshes the past week in search of If they find the file you need, you welcome. All letters answered. associate degree through the com- appear to have been destroyed prior Grand Rapids where he had a sing- that prize of Michigan game birds, will be notified and must send them Carole Kiernan, P.O. Box 81, munity college of the Air Force. to 1943. ing engagement on the 27th. Bill was the ring-neck pheasant, report the the cost of the copies, usually five Watervliet, Ml 49098. Grimes is the son of Mr. and Mrs. If you know the county where your a singing star under Ezio Penzo in cock pheasants very scarce and with dollars unless the file Is unusually To have your queries or other In- J. How H. Grimes of 81278 46th ancestor resided In 1890, then this "South Pacific" and "Fanny," both few exceptions the hunters have large. This must be done within thlr- formation of genealogical interest Avenue, Coloma. schedule may be of help to you. musicals having a long run on Broad- returned home without any of these ' ty days. They will send you copies of printed here, type or neatly print the The airman is a 1989 graduate of Each schedule called for the follow- way. birds in their game bags. Rabbits are the important Items contained in Information and mall It to Carole Lake Michigan Catholic High ing information: name of the veteran Members of the arts and crafts said to be plentiful. your relative's file. Kiernan, P.O. Box 81, Watervliet, Ml class under the direction of their in- School, St. Joseph, Michigan. (or if he did not survive, the names of Pension files contain a variety of 49098.

iubtfanfially replace annual school appropriation. 7) Dlttribuffe dedicated funds to school cNitrlds as provided by low.

3) Activate increatfd stc^utorNNN y penaltay to deny 100% of state funds to schools not adopting core curriculuIcufu m and Improvement plant.

Should this proposal be adopted?

PROPOSAL B A PROPOSAL TO INCREASE THE SAIES/USE TAX FROM Af TO 6< PER DOLLAR, REDUCE SCHOOl PROPERTY TAXES, SET PERMANENT SCHOOL OPERATING MILIAGES NOT SUBJECT TO VOTER RENEWAL, AND CONSTITUTIONALLY DEDICATE FUNDS FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS

The proposed constitutional amendment woulch 1) Constitutionally dedicate to schoolf: a. If increase in sales/use tax; b. Current statutory revenue sources, Including lottery profits and some cigarette/liquor taxes; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a Special Election c. Increased share of existing sales/use tax (51% to 75%) to will be held in All Precinctf substantially replace annual school appropriation. 2) Reduce property taxes tn most school districts. Replace school taxes with permanent statewide mlllage (9-millt on residential/form; CITY OF WATERVLIET 14-mills on businesses) plus non-voted local mlllage not subject to (CtTY Om TOWH«MlV) voter rollback. Limit voter-approved increaset to 4-mllls. 3) Set per-pupll funding guarantees subfoct to change by low requir- County of smm , State of Michigan ing 2/3 vote. ON 4) Activate Increased statutory penalty to deny all non-guaranteed state funds to schools not adopting core curriculum and Improve- ment plans. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1989 Should this proposed be adopted?

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X99®921 13 Growing Paina it iimitni n It Event of the Day 9 14 MOV*: The Pick-Up Artist' - (Wed) 9 2 SportaCenter i_P« Sinn (to S MOVKL* -Short Cirouft r (in • tl MOVIE: 'The Princess 9 14 let * Ton: Do It Again (CC) (CC) Part 1 of 2 9 9 Might Court 9 18 Soloflex VflaP I ^Pa iviapiaiviMtatin 20 MOVIE: 'A Bedtime Story (CC) (to Stereo) 11 MOV* Battle of the Store' 24 AAE Preview Stereo) (CC) Sterec> ^.tt Oo- (R) (to Stereo) X O 9 MOV*: 'Vokmtoora' 91S MOVIE: 'Bet 21' (CC) (In 921 Fraggle Rock 2*0 P.M. Stereo) 6:40 A.M. « tl Smoktof: Everything You M Chicago Ma (Lr»t> 11:30 P.M. 2:30 A.M. IT 9 Chicago Tonight 3:35 A.M. 11 Cartoon Express d) 9 ® 9 9 Pot SMak 9 14 MOV*: Classified Love (S) O Comedy Express 9 14 Survivel (Fri) sr-"" and Your Famfty Need To Know 9 Quest for Peace Lesson 17. X9 Famfty Feud if 9 22 CrimewateJ) 1Tonigh t 9 17 Conversation With Betty 8:35 A.M. : of Cl»w*c Roe* If (to (CC) (R) 915 MOVIE: 'Norma Roe' (CC) X9®9l(9 9Ton< 2:30 P.M. 9 Proiect Universe Lessoson 3 (3$ 9 5 Travels: Barging Through White (CC) (R) (In Stereo) 6:45 A.M. X 3rd Doeree Europe (CC) Part 2 of 3 9 4 Bewitched Stereo) 2:15 P.M. « 9 MOVIE: -Mr. Mom (to Stereo) X 9 I MOVIE: i Mies You: Huge 9 MOV*: 'Thunder Run' 915 MOVIE: ' Vacations' 3:40 A.M. (99 NBC Newa 1 (33) 921 Bob Newhart 9:00 A.M. • II 9M MOVIE: •Remember? 9 9 S Movo iCC) O) 9 9 UtohMno (CO 9 2 Block Coftege Sports Todsy 9 9 MOVIE: Tradtog F 9 MOVIE: -Stooie Justice' 91S MOVIE (Tue) O 29 My Three Sons X 9 3 Sally Jessy Repheel 11 9 Loafer Sumrall Taoching X O I HM Stroot Bfuos 3*0 P M 995 Discover The World of Sci- » 9 5 A.M. Weether 2:30 P.M. X9 9 SCTV - 4:00 A.M. X O 8 People's Court MOVIE: Big Business- (CC) (to (CC) Part 5 of 8 915 MOV*: Abaonca of Malice (CO (to Stereo) 9 12 Trockaide at Ledbroke/DRC 7:00 A.M. • tr • • ^ „ « 14 MOVIE: -Feda* (CC) (to Stereo> 2 9 9 Studio If (R) O 17 Best of Spike Jonas (In X 9 9 MOVIE: Freuiein' X O 9 Bugs Bunny and Friends M Ronol Cateret n-mvon IM iR) Stereo) 22 Arsenio Hal (to Stereo) fasin zyCryoo^ ft nil ci Sn •• 9 14 Not-So-Qreat Moments In 9 Leeter SumraH Teeching X O Thia Morning's Business 3*0 P.M. 9 Humor Stereoireo) 19 French in Action Lesson 19 C3) 9 Trapper John, M.D. 20 liOVIC: Tho Strange Love of 9 29 Tail - Business Lessons 7 Take III (CC) (R) 9 MOVIE: 'Lucaa* (CC) (In Stereo) X 9 3 9 9 This Morning •is MOVIE: Funny Face* Lesson 20 2 SportsCenter £$ 9 Broekthrough (SI 9 22 Jetsons 9 12 111 92 X9NBC News II Betmen Part 2 of O 29 Moke Room for Daddy 9 Business of Better Writing Night Court I to Cor 54. Where Are You? 9 29 Bewitched 9 II Paid Progrem X ABC Nowe 2:30 A.M. Open § Bol Championship iR) Comedy Expresa 9 18 MOVIE: 'Platoon Leeder' (In 11 Miami Vice (In Stereo) (Mon, Thu) Business of Effective 9 H MOVIE: iron IT (to i 2 SportaCenter 20 MOVIE: Marinea Fly High' 10 Solf-lmprovement Guide X 9 I (9 9 Todey M MOVIE: Sky QtonT (CC) Stereo) 13 Inside Edition Spooking (Tue. Fri) Buelnoea of Stereo) 33 (^onrersaMon With Dinah (R) 3:30 P.M. 24 MOVIE: Scott of the Antarctic' X 9 9 Good Times l^rSoV^iontocity RWe* 4.-00 P.M. 9 17 Super Senae 11:35 P.M. Better Hselth (Wed) - 17 Ftappy Dogs (to Stereo) 2 llomeasa RacinRecing *11 9 12 Public Policy Conference » A.M. Weether • MOVIE: 'Finders Keepers 29 My Throe Sons Stereo) 69 14 MOVIE: 'Running on Empty' 9 II MOVIE: 'MeHbu Exprosa' 99 13 Uve - Regie A Kathie Leo 14 MOVlE: Pokca Academy S; 27 Looking East 3:45 P.M. 4:30 A.M. (Si 9 22 Teenage Mutent Ninja • M MOVtE The New Adven- • 17 MOVIE: ^^9 •' (In Stereo) a (CC) MIDNIGHT Turtles 91S MOVIE (Thu) o n Cor S4. Whore Aro You? 2:55 A.M. MOV*: Bringing Up Baby' X 9 3 Home Shopping Spree £1) gg Donahue tures of P^spi Longstockfng' (to 114 MOVIE: i* (CC) (to Stereo) 9 2 Adventure: 1919 Conquer the X MOVIE: 'Deedly Intentions' Part 9 B0678; General Business Re- 2 Bodybuftdlig. Ms. America 9 14 Andrew Dice Ctoy (CC) (to Continues (S) 9 AMn end the Chipmunks Stereo) 4:00 P.M. Arctic Part 2. 2 of 2 •eerch (Tue. Thu) BQ500: Lew. 11 Stereo) 9 MOV*: •Clarence, the Cross- X MOVIE: 'We're Rich Agein' 9 9 9 29 5 Today s Speciel • 14 When. Jenny. When? and Cheoe (R) (to 923 Church Street Station (In 9 Personality Theories Lesson 20. Business end Industry (Mon. Wed. mrr UB^onversatlon With OOier (to X 9 I Headline News n SD21 Happy Daya •H MOVIE: -Back From Eternity Stereo) Stereo) 3*0 A.M. Lion' Stereo) & 9 Pet Sejek Fn) 2*5 A.M. 14 MOV*: 'Rainbow Brit 9 French to Action Lesson 20 5 ® Lesea AHve to MOV*: The L 9 II MO>nE: -LOW ond Order' BBBM Pwt 2 oi 2 X 9 Mghtwotoh 9 II 9 9 Arsenio Hen (In Stereo) 915 MOVIE (Thu) (Fn) « t« MOVIE: Secret (CC) (to Stereo) 48 35 Kenneth Copeiand 9 17 In Seerch of the Wow Wow ICC> (W) ito 11 Murdar. She Wroto ; i MMs You; Huge and 921 MOVIE: Nlghlbrookor' 9 O Three's Company 9 9 S) 921 13 Good Morning 13 10 MOV*: 'Guilty Conscience O 29 Suaie Wlbtoie Woggle Wezzie Woddle Stereo} 24 MOVK: Cal Me MMtor- 11 Murder, She Wrote ® 921 13 NightHno (CC) Americe m umevre 9 27 24 Improv TonRa (to Stereo) 9 17 I'm e Fool (R) Wool (Thu) Reggedy Ann end 4:30 P.M. x MOVIE: The Falcon Strikes 24 MOV*: The VogobonV d King' 9 27 WHrMfe Chronicles ~ B Breakthrough 9 9 Thundercats (Mon-Thu) Plaa- 10 Sponoor For Mre 11*0 P.M. 9 II Pekf Program Andy: A Musical Adventure (Fri) (to Stereo) Lor (CO 4:30 P.M. 10 Spenser For Hire MOVIE: Lady ticman (Fri) 915 MOVIE: On (to (Mon) (Tue) (Wed) owt t ol2 12 Event of Iho Ooy x 9 • USA Tonight 20 MOV*: •Ghoet Voftey' 24 World War I Stereo) 9 9 5 Say Brother (Thu) LHiasl Stereo) MOVIE: Big Boy' 9 2 Dreg Recing (Thu) Tho- (to Stereo^ 9 Qenerol Psychotogr 5*0 P.M. 12 Event of the Day 929 Donna Rood (Fri) Here'a to Your HeeNh (Mon 5*0 P.M. 8*5 P.M. 4:35 A.M. roughbred Sports Digest (Fri) Ten- 11*5 P.M. Bohevlor Lesson • '| 915 Onome* Soaaions- Logon- 8:05 P.M. 9 12 Outdoorsman Tue) Innovation (Wed) US Fred 9 4 MOVIE: TH in *o 9 4 AH in the FemHy nis (Tue) BiWerds (Wed) 9 MOVIE: 'Prince of •(to dery Ladtoa of Rock A Roft (to 9 4 MOV*: •Chiaum' 14 MOVIE. 'Perfect WHneaa' a9Larry Lee (R) 8:30 P.M. 4:45 A.M. 923 Americon Megezine Stereo) i's Lough In Stereo) 8:30 P.M. (In Stereo) 9 Short FHm Showcase (Mon) 5:30 P.M. OD 9 9 fi* 9211S Wonder Y 9 10 MOVIE: IT (to 9 I? MOVIE: 9 18 MOVIE: 'Remo WHHams: The 9 18 Our Houae 9t NBA Today 9 II Bettor Piece (R) (to Stereo) X 9 9 83) 921 13 Heed of the Inaide the PGA Tour MOVIE (Wed) (CCV (to Stereo Stereo) NASCAR Auto Adventure Begins' 9 29 Mr. Wlzertfa World ®28 MOVIE (Thu) (Mon. Fri) (Tue) 5:30 P.M. Cloee (CC) Part 2 of 2. ' (R) (In Stereo) (Wed) 5.-45 P.M. ^ 9 Thia Old House CQ MIDNIGHT 9 II Movie 9 17 Good Morning Mickeyl 20 MOVIE: iftoh 9 14 Uve From Plonot Earth (CC). (H) 9 Now Yankee Workshop (CC). 9 Qua at for Peace Lesson 18 X MOVIE * Part 9 27 Beyond 2000 (R) 9 14 Live From Plonot Eerth (Wed 9 27 Aaalgnment Discovery (R) (to Stereo) (3) 9 22 Twilight Zone 10 E/R 8*0 P.M. 1 ol: MOVIE: •Fugfcvea for a Nlghf 10 Thia Evening Thu) 1 9 2 Inside ito PGA Tour 9 Project Universe Lesson 4 2ssra«~ AJTN 99 | M • • • m m O n — WEEKDAYS X 9 X 9 3 GD X 91 JP Business Law Lesson 29 3:15 A.M. 20 MOV*: Here WO Go Agein* JKOOtSOO 24 World War I (R) 9 II Littlos 9*5 A.M. 923 Crook and Chase (to Stereo) 9 4 Little House on the Prairie 89PotSo|ok MOVIE: The See Around Ue' 8*0 P.M. 29 Mister Ed 12:30 A.M. 11 Cartoon Exprosa 9*0 P.M. 9 9 Arsenio Hal (to Stereo) 17 Danger Bav (CC). (to Stereo) 10 N Figures 9:15 A.M. 3:20 A M 9X93XX9I(990 S X 9 Arsenio Hel (In Stereo) 5*0 A.M. X 9X 9 3 9 9 Woff (CO 9 9 Three'a ~ 915 MOV*: •WaKwerk (to Stereo) 923 Crook and Cheae (In Stereo) 24 Flemberds (Mon-Thu) Bolahoi 915 MOVIE (Fn) 9 9 13 Newa X 9 3 Night Heel (R) X9 Crazy Like e Fox (Mon) S 9 27 Just for the Record Ballet (Fri) 3:30 A.M. Newa (CC) CE9 X 91» 9 Late Night WHh X MOVIE (Thu) 9:30 A.M. 24 Twentieth Century 12 Capitol Agendo (Mon) Public X 91 Chertoe In Charge (CC). David Lettormen (In Stereo) X 9 8 Morning Stretch X 9 I Trial by Jury 20 MOVtE: Moot John Doe' Poicy Conference (Tuo-Wed) X O 9 Leeve N to Beaver O 9 World of Survival X 9 9 MOVIE: 'Bod Boya' 9 Economics I (Mon. Thu) 7:05 A.M. 33) 9 Mister Rooors Lesson 18 (ffi923Chertoe In Chorge (CC) (R) 9*0 P.M. CD) 9 Black Adder 915 MOV* (Tue) MA FABRICARE X9X 9 3 9 9 Joke and too ® 9 22 Simon A Simon 9 18 MOVIE (Tue) (2)9 22 Super Merio Broe. Super 9 GED needing Lesson 8 Cinemax Seaelona (Wed) Ttoe (CC n 9 Ster Trek Show 4 QetH 915 MOV*: •Deal of toe Century' Fatmen (CC) (to Stereo) 9 9 USA Tonight 7:30 A.M. 9 Businesa of Better Writing lit PeM X9 X 9 I IB 9 Night Court 921 Taxi Part 1 of 2. 829 Loeele X 9 CBS Newa aA VP pv9ini9ui ^uopotarvc — • i• X9X Newa (Mon. Thu) Buelnoea of Effective is ISP 9 17 Welt Dloney Preaenta (Wed i 1 13 Deoolo O 21 Moke Room for Deddy X O 9 Gumby Spooking (Tue. Fri) Stereo) X 9 9 ® i* (to S>e»«c> 24 Thu) Danger Bey (Mon) 3:35 (CC^Inn StereoSter ) 9 12 NBA Boaketoei: Detroit Pis- 9 2 Flshto' Hole (Thu) Fiehing 93) 9 Against Al Odds (ThuFn) NEXT tone et In done Pacers (R) ZoobHaa Zoo (Mon) Western Tradi- 6 9 Mexle'a Worid 9 MOVIE: (^ (H) World of set- Crooked Creek (Fri) Rood Race of fa Slereci (CCMtoStereo) 9 17 MOVIE: The Story of Snow tion (Tuo-Wed) % 9 5 Captoin Kangaroo Part ? a# DOOR StereoJ)) too Month (Tue) ®) 921 Odd Couple (to s' 9 4 Hogen'e Heroes (Wed, Fn) (32) 9 22 Dennie the _ 10 MOVIE: fto Side of 9 29 LNtte Prince TO Stereo) Les- (R) 9 II Paid Programming (Tnu) 3:55 A.M. Mtoee* fln Stereo) son 8. (Prt) The 996 (R> (to 9 14 MOVIE: to HMe* 9 17 IKJV*: 'Bride of Booaady* gram (Men-Wed) end Your Femify Need To Know RUTH'S 9 14 MOV* The Golden Vov»? (CC) (to Stereo) 10 E/R (R) (CC)(toSter^ 921 Then Come Broneon (Wed- 9 MOV* (Mon) 991 AJtve 13 Joan Rlvare (In Stereo) Thu) 9 29 Dennie toe Meneca (Thu-Fri> MOVIE (Fri) (Tue) LAUNDROMAT 24 Twendeto Century (R) 11 PoM Progrem (Mon-Tue) 20 MOV*: 'Meet John Doe Inapoctor Gadget (Mon-Wed) 9 2PGA GoM (Mon. Fri) zy 20 FHm Noir (Mon) 10 Doy by Doy While (i 9 17 Welcome to Pooh Comer (R) Wedr ") 9 ^SknonTshnon WEDNESDAY 10*0 XgMewe(R) ® 921 The Judge X9X I3i (CC) X93HMM 9 9 9 14 700 5ub TUESDAY (to Stereo)" W*1 X9»9U 9 17 Scheme of TMnge (Mon. Fh) MOVIE (Fri) (Mon) (Tue) X9X9iai (to Stereo) 11/8/89 9 2 Getting FH Teaching 29 Adventuroe (CO (to Stereo) X 9 i Aftor Hours 11/7/89 ^ ssK^rSddy 9 4 Gomer Pyto, USMC ® 921 13 China 9 14 MOV* (Mon. Wed-Thu) (Fri) M E/R (R) (CCV (to stereo) 9 14 Larry Lee 13 Joen FVvers (to Stereo) S*0 A.M. 11 Peld Progrem (Mon-Thu) •-Wed) X 9 i Nowe (CO ACEPILes- Gold Rock N Roi (Fri) 18 MOV* (Wed1.. Fri) (Mon) • 17 A Pocket for Corduroy (Thu) 12:36 A.M. (H) 9 Moyora. The son 4 17 Doneld Duck 9 14 MOVIE (Thu) (Wed) 9 4 MOVIE: Tycoon' (CC). (to Stereo) 5:35 A.M. 14 MOV* (Thu) (Fri) (Mon) (Tue) 92 Bodybuftdtog (Wed) 9 17 Scheme of Thinge (Tue) n e/H 12*5 A.M. 15 A.M. I Lesson 8 923 Remodeing A Decorating To- (R) (to Stereo) 9 9 5 Oriole: Who WM Do Sol- 5:40 A.M. dey (Tue. Thu) Conversation Wtth once? (CC). SW 12:55 A.M. 5:30 A.M. 9 14 PuncMtoo Perty Hooted by 11 Ho Ian and Mas lei s of the Dtoah (Mon. Fn) Country KNchen 9 14 MOV*: SOtor noaeio I 12 VtotoW SL* (Uve) 99 Low Ton (Wed) MOV*: Outor Spece' (to Stereo) 8:35 P.M. 10 11 Loot in Spece 1*0 A.M. of Saturday Ntoht Live . Fri) 24 Vktorto 9 27 MOVIE (Thu) (to Stereo? 9 4 Andy p M 17*0 P.M.9 (g 9 C^csgo Tonyt (R) 9 14 MOV*MOV : •Herd TVckol to Ho- (Thu) Americe Coeet to Coaat..(Fri.) i^BMWtCO (to Stereo) end Beea (Mon) ican AftMm (Mon) Neture of Thinge CBS News (CC) (to Stereo) 9 17 rm o Fool 9 9 5 Hooked on Aerobics 3 Famfty tm 29 20 MOV* (Mon) MOV* (Wed) (Tue) Women of the World (Wed) Mers(ra 3 Famiy F * i14 lot 4 Ton: Do II Again (CC) (to 12 Viewer Cai-ln (Mon-Thu) Jour- 10 Motherworka (Tue. Thu) Whet Win, Loee or 4ewe(Cfc) 1:45 A.M. 8*0 A.M. 7*0 A.M. Stereo) 9 14 MOV*: -Oft Lknrta' (CC) (to Every Boby Knows (Wed. Fri) Whet X 9 3 99 CBS ••(CO. (to Stereo) 9 14 700 Ctub Stereo) (Pri) Every Beby Knows: The First Throe (CC) X 9 • 9 • Current Aioir MOV*- *30 Hours' X (to Stereo) X9• Mtooe (CC)B Ooddy 9 H Uve 2*0 A.M. 8:05 A.M. Yeors (Mon) (R) (to Stereo) X 9 i CtHito (CC) (to Stereo)| 9 27 Survival (R) x^ia . 13 Geraldo A GTO Ser- X 9 Night Hoot (R) 9 4 QHgen's leland Tf 9 9 9 5 pAocNoi/Lehrer 24 VMtoem War WNh WMtor Cronk- X 9 9 Kenneth CqeoM 4 24 Comedy Brook (Mon. Wod-Fri) t*0 A.M. GD9 X » 9 News (R) (3Z) 9 22 Meyborry R^.D. 8:30 A.M. Ste^o> ? (CO 9 10 MOV*: 'King rs He 12 U.S. House of Reproeentetiwes (9 9 Who's tfw Bose? (CC) X 9 I Later WNh Bob Coetee (to 915 MOV* (Wed) (B) 9 Soeeme Street (Wod-Fn) Mtneo* (to Stereo) 10:20 P.M. Stereo) (S) 9 22 Mexle'a Worid 9 22 Cheers (CC) 9 4 MOV*: The Seorchora' 9 9® 921 13 ABC News 10:05 A.M. Power Toil - Businesa Lessons 9 Ubrary idance Lesson BIO. 9 9 FeNhino (Thu) Frederick K. men Throuoh the Arts to Stereo) 24 MOV*: 'Aiee'a 9 14 MOV*- 'Running on Entoty' S 10:30 P.M. 9 4 MOVIE (Thu) (Wed. Fri) (Mon- A 10 9 9 MOVIE: •Harvey' i (Fri) Dwight Thompeon (Mon) Thu) it for Peace (Toe. It X 9 9 USA Tonight 9 9 13 Wheel of Fortune (CC) 9 Dwight Thompson rs Kennedy (Tue) In Touch 20 TMa la Your Uto: Leaky Time Aftor Time' 9 Loam to Rood Lesson 29. (CO (to Stereo) MOVIE: •Lucea' (CC) (to Stereo) iig^Tsgia Pwt 3 of 6 (R) 8:30 A.M. » 9 Newa 9 29 Countdown to QuNtlng: e SATELLITE 8:30 A.M. 915 MOV*: 'Lofa or Drew 9 MOVIE (Tue) 1:10 A.M. 995Alooke'a MBor Whelea: Be- Stop Smoking Broekthrough 9 29 Myatorioui CWee of Gold 915 MOV*: iQsa Ma (to 915 Ptooa 9Mgj* tween Worlds (CC) (to Stereo) " 17 MOV* •Brid•Bricke of Boogedy' 9 II MOVIE (Fn) (Mon) (Wed) Stereo) m 9 ChriaHan Financial Guide 1:25 A.M. Today 2 SportaLook 9 17 You end Me, Kid 9 to Boot of Live 9*0 A.M. 9 29 SCTV I VkfeoCountry (R) (to Stereo) 9*0 A.M. |p> (to Sterec) 9 10 MOV*: •PuwcMto 9 14 Boat of Encydopodte (Thu) 9 It TMa 17 MOV*- The Story of 9 12 Front Page II 700 Ctub S 9 17 MOV* -The 9 tl Our 1:30 A.M. (R) (to Stereo) Princeaa (Mon) CAHH 9 M MOV* 9 14 KWa In toe (CC) (R) (to 9 27 Neture of Things (R) ER 11 Mtomi Vice \to Stereo) 9 News (R) H Our 9 2 Bodies in Motion Bafcy' ^TO)^1r^Stereo) Stereo) 24 Vietnam War WNh Weltor Cronk- 9 4 HeedHne Nowe 9 27 Qroot Escape 9 3 Home 11 Mtomi Vice (to Stereo) 923 Some Enchanted Evening 10 Cagney A Lacey 9 27 Greet Eocapo ito(R) 9 II Todey wNh MerHyn 9 27 Anki^Wondar 9CN MOV*: 'Pot and Mike' "to WWe Nelaon (to Stereo) 2:30 A.M. 921 Fun Zone 24 Chronicle (R) 10:30 P.M. (to Stereo) 10 Cognoy A Lacey 27 Prodatora and Prey (R) RECORDS VCRs ."0 MOV*- A X9 I Aftor 10*0 A.M. 24 Chronicle (R) X9 Family Feud 11 Mekeover Megic (Thu) Pekf Pro- X 9 • USA T. j g 9 MaoiMiB 9 II MOV*: -Deelry Mdae Age 20 MOV*: 'In Poroon' X 3rd Degree grem (Mon-Wed. Fri) 7*5 P.M. 9 14 MOV*: •Perfect Wltow 11:00 P.M. 9 4 Jeftersone (CO •B 1 22 Faft Guy 7:05 P.M. X I MOVIE: •Blood for e Silver 10 Self-Improvement Guide ) (to Stereo ( " X9X93XX9i» K Doftor* 24 Skmature M&M: 7:30 P.M. ' Lesson 18 9 9 9 13 Newa X 9 9 SCTV 12 Public Poicy Conference (Thu X 9 fi 921 Entortokuwent To- ^ SCT\- 7:30 P.I X9 Newa (CC) (9 9 IncHene Outdoors (R) Fri) Book notes (Mon) night (to Stereo) fi) 921 Entertainment To- X X 9 9 No whort (CC) 6:15 X 93 3rd (to Stereo) A.M. (to Stereo) (S) 9 Two'a Company 29 Car 54, Where Are You? 9 9 Good Morning Michiana Hard Cor* 33rd WE HAVE THE LION'S SHARE 10:20 A.M. (S) 9 22 Cheers (CC) 82 SportaCenter 9 9 5 Nightly Businesa Report X Wheel of Fortune (CC) 9PoworToi( - Buotoi Lessons 9 23 Church Street Stedon (R) (to X9IUSA Today MOV** 9 MOVIE (Thu) OF ALL YOUR § X o^tunf Fortunee (CO & 10. Stereo) XOiMght Court 11:00 P.M. 10:30 A.M. X I USA Today 9 9 M*A*S*H 6:30 A.M. » 9 Chairs (CO IS CraryB X 9 I MgM Court 2*0 A.M. X 9 3 X 91 (9999Nowe xgX93|gDqD9iqi 9 9 5 'Aio AHo ELECTRONIC TOYS & TIDBITS MNsdara .CO j11*0 A.M. 9 CheerC s (CC) 921 MOVIE: 'Mommy' CG9 Morning Stretch 11 MOV*: 8D 921 Nowhort (CC) Part 1 of 2 > Boaineos Lessons 7 124 MOV*: The vfl (CO 2:50 A.M. X O 9 Faith Twenty ' (CO & X9 Naere (CO 9 27 9 9 HorHage Today & 9 11:30 A M Lessons 29 Rowon A Merlin's Laugh-In 9 4 MOVIE: 'Dekote' (S* 9 22 Kenneth Copeiand COMMUNICATIONS & MUSIC X9 I SV921 Newh 13 915 Cinemax Comedy Experi- 89 13 Jeaperdyl (CO j? 9 Two's Company 11 & 12 9 12 Ron Moeon Show 3:00 A.M. ^4 mo^L -Col toe 20 MOV*: ment (Thu) g 9 tt Cheers (CO 9 9^yoopargy 17 Adventuroe of Ouie end X 9 Nightwalch 1:40 A.M. ree movic: Stoobk d for m Silver MOVIE 'Mon) fp«K Movt 'The CWrvcrent AC 15 9 9 14 Mo^t-e*' Intornetlons' Co- LXXtmr' 3f 0 ABC News § -» Wmr' mm MAmmkoL a ($$9 5 Stepping Stones: ® 2 Legends of Worid Clsss Wres- 8:35 P.M. cond Language Lessons 63 & 64 ,F9 Muising Reward n 9 CBS News (CC) 5 Pathways to Early Development tling (Tue-Fri) Worid Cup Soccer SUN. CONT. 9 17 Disney FamHy Album Merc CT 9 9 USA Toraghl z (Thu) (Mon) Davis Ji 9 Entertainment This Waak m 9 Calculus I Lesson 27 ® Lassie 923 Nashville Now Sleieo) a w (R) 9:00 P.M. e MOVIE (Thu) (Fn) (Mon) (Tue) a 18 Laveme A Shirley (Tue. Thu) iX) 9 CD 9 3 « 9 MOVIE: Takan % 9 5 American Espenence: The 29 My Three Sons o O 29 Today's Special 10 Internal Mad»ctoa Update (R) Great War ~ 1918 (CCV 17 Laka * ot>e^oa Loyally Days < Fonzie & Friends (Mon Wed. Fn) 24 Road to Wer (R) Away' Premiere (CC) (In Stereo* Page 5 Page 8 921 TeHung Mone^ iCC) vH) m 16 MOVIE (Tue) (Wed) CB28 MOVIE (Thu) (Fn) (Mon Tue) INSURANCE sX19 >1) 9 6 9 MOVIE Cross 9 17 My Town (Fri) 6:05 P.M. of Fee' Premiere (CC) Part 1 of ^ M 9 James Robiaon 9 2 CoHage FootbaH Teams to Be 9 14 Smoking: Everything You 11 Hollywood Squeres (Thu Fn) 9 4 NWA Main Event WreatHng Stereo) 9 4 Baauty Breakthrougn Announced Tue) __ MOVIE (Thu) (Fri) (Mon) (Tue) Press Your Luck (Mon Wed) 923 InsMta Wmslon Cup Racing 9 4 Is There Love Alter Mamege 9 II Dr Seuss" Gnnch Gnncnes 11 Chain Reaction (Thu-Fri) Couch and Your FemiTy Need To iKno w 6:30 P.M. (D 2t 941 921 13 MOVIE: "Cro- (Tue) 9 27 Discovery on the Go! (£9 News jR) (in Sterec eD IS Hoe to Buy Any Cor Whole the Cat m the Hat 10:20 A.M. 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Thu) (Fn) (Mon) 9 Beginning Piano:: An Adult Ap- ChHdran (CC) (In Steseot 24 Slap Ma«well Story 9 MOVIE: Lucky St.r dDO (S) 9 Classic Concentration 12 U.S. House of Reprasantatives (Wed) MOVIE; 'Crack-Up' 24 BuHato Bat (R) 0 16 MOVIE The Muppets Taae CE O 8 Last Word 928 MOVIE (Thu) (Mon) preach Lesson 17 9 Business of Bener Health Les 20 29 I aoeei Tunes (Mon Tue) 11 Tic Tec Dough (Thu-Fri) Wipeout 12 U.S. House of Representativea 2t 9 WKRP in Cinctnnati 11:45 P.M. 3:10 A.M. Manhattan' © Conversemos (Thu) Learn to 12:05 P.M. son 7 9 12 NHL Oeaoa Red on Wed) (Wed Fn) 921 WHd Kingdom K 95 Masterpiece Theatre. Qlory J: MOVIE; Truo ConlessMms' 9 16 MOVIE; Juka' (In S?eaeo> 9 14 Bast ot Encyciopecha (CC Read (Mon. Wed. Fri) Beginning 9 4 Perry Mason iR> Stafeo) Wmgs al New York Bangers Piano: An Adult Approach (Tue) S 27 Taates of the Worid 4:05 P.M. 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(In Stereo) 9 12 MHt WHcoa'a Sporta Tek lR) (In Sleteo) 24 Worid ot 12:30 P.M. 9 2 CaNfomia State Go-Kart 24 MOVIE Step Lively O MOVIE (Thu) 2:15 P.M. GD 9 Love Connection 1. Price your insurance before you buy 9 17 Lake Wobegon Loyalty Deys MIDNIGHT vDOH 7:35 P.M. o 29 World of David the Gnome (X) 8 (X) O 3 Young snd the Rest- (S) 9 5 Instructional Programming (X)9 Trial by Jury Championship (R) (CC) X 9 CBS News (CC) X 9 9 SCTV 4:15 P.M. leas 923 Hidden H (R) (In St^eo) SI 4 National Gaoaraphic Esptarer Georoa Michael s Sports 20 MOVIE; H>veriand Ti O 17 You and Me, Kid (Tue Fn) (Thu) CD Jeopardy! your dream car. .. some models 9 29 i*0 P.M CB 2 Adventure (Thu) GD S3) 921 13 Loving 928 MOVIE (Fn) (Tue) CD O 9 DuckTeies 9 16 923 Trucks and Tractor Power R) te (*> biitereot v 9 4 MOVIE: Komiy A Co.' 4:30 P.M. (X) O 8 Headline Newa cost more to insure than others 10 FamHy Practice Update (R. X9X93S9MaFMf 923 Top Card 2:30 P.M. O © Growing Psins tin Stereo) 16 Making LHa 915 MOVIE "Youa Never Gel (35) 9 Sesame Street 7:00 P.M. \ m X 9 6 3 9 AlF O 27 Juat for the Record (Fri) CXI a 9 Dick Van Dyke (3) 9 22 Punky Brewster 2. Coordinate your auto coverage with 9 16 In Touch ftodr Stereql Looking East (Wed) (Ji 9 Generations © Humanities Through the Arts (X)9(X)932t960 Minutes (cKo Mofy Of noiiy wooa Law Lesson 38 5 00 P M (52) 9 22 Lesvo It to Beaver (33) ® Homebme (Tue-Fri) Ma star- X 29 9 il 921 13 10 Parent Survival Qukte piece Theatre (Mon) (Mon. Thu) Quest for Peece (Tue. your health and accident (CC) (In Stereo) 11 EquaHcar S 9 M*A*S*H 11 9 14 Pnncess ^ 9 French in Action (Thu) (XflBtX) 9 6 9 MOVIE: Emeat 9 27 Swing Under the Swesbke 41 921 This Week (CC) (in Siereo) 24 Golden Age of Teieviaion (Sim 22 C.O.P.S. Fn) Prole ct Universe (Wed) policies 24 Step MafeeH Story 5 30 P.M X 96M 10:35 A.M. (S) 9 Bold end the Beautiful 915 MOVIE (Mon) Qoea to Cany' (CC) Part 2 of 2 (In 10 Cerdiotogy Updete (R) (In Siefeo) 3:39 A.M. ©15 MOVIE (Thu) (Fri) (Mon) (Tue) 915 MOVIE (Fri) Stereo) 9 14 MOVIE: t-icenae to Drrve' tm S 9 rateraae T O 17 You and Me. KkJ (Mon) (8) 9 General Hospital (Fri) (S) 9 Jim Hen son's Muppet Babies 24 Echoea Part 4 ol 4 9 CD ABC News (CC) Steceo) C2j) 9 Loving (Mon-Thu) AN My 3. Consider higher deductibles on colli- (D 9 9 jD 921 13 Ufe Goes On 12 Capital Aganda 1? 922S 921 11:00 A.M. (S) 9 I Lova Lucy (13) 921 Reel Ghostbusters 3:40 A.M. 2B MOVIE: -Hera Fast and (In Stereo) Children (Fri) 9 9 Fun House sion and comprehensive ... for (CC) (In Stereo) 9:30 P.M. 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MOVIE (Tue) (Wed) O 29 Sharon, Lota ft Bram's Ele- 10 Fruaal Gourmet 915 MOVIE (Mon) all your options phant Show 4:35 P.M. TASTEE-FREEZ 24 Touch a Child's Ufa (Thu) Ceia- 2:50 P.M. Ste.ec 9 17 Watt Dtanay Prasants bration of Caring (Fri) 9 4 Tom ft Jarry's Funhouse 9 4 Brady Bunch 9 14 MOVIE (Tue) (Wad) 5:00 P.M. DON YOUNG INSURANCE AGENCY 2 Getting FK 1:00 P.M. (X)9 (X) 9 9 News 3.-00 P.M. CD 9 Peopta's Court MAIN ST. WATERVLIET 463-6773 23 VideoCountry CD93 Donahue (In Slereo) Meal Center (Mon-Tue. GD ® 921 13 Al My ChMran (X) 9 CD 9 3 Gukflng Light 2 12:30 A M CD9 CD News & BIG T RESTAURANT Thu) (X) 9 • (9 9 Daya of Our Uvaa CE) 9 8 Herd Copy 11 Land of tha Gtanta (Wm 22 Mayberry R.F.D. GD9 CD 9 8 9 9 Santa Barbara (In Stereo) 9 Economica I (Mon. 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X9 X 9 6 ji 9 MOVt does 23 On Btaga 9 18 MOVIE (Fri) Cup Speciel (Frli)) IK.I.D. Ll.0.S6 (Mon) BO- SUBSCRIBE TO THE . , Lessons 61 & 62 915 MOVIE: • fOCJi 10 Scott Rosa Talk 9 4 MOVIE (Mon. Thu) (Tue. Fri) Hards (Tue) Major (Men. Thu) • 99 6 Biedshew on: The FemHy 9 14 28 MOVIE (Wed) (Wed) Magazine (Wed) TRI-CITY RECORD 'tl * 9 JaoMa Kennedy (R) (In Slereo) 9 27 Paaquale'a Kitchen Expreaa 1:10 P.M. BS neaiodsina A Decorating To- 9 MOVIE: •Cocktair (CC) (m 10:00 P.M. Pan 4 of 4 (R) 7:30 AJML 11:50 A.M. 915 MOVIE (Wed) dey (Tue. Thu) Conversation WNh O 9 Inaide Mlon ICQ 9 4 Thraa tttoogas (Tua) 1:30 P.M. Dinah (Mon. 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MOVIE: 'Mora of the WldorW - sssst'ssr 10*0 P-M. • 4 MOV* -Coveman' MON FBLfcSO S:» it 194 CD O 9 At toe Movies X « X V 3 ^ • FMcon Oool SATURDAYS 431 NOON 3401 FRIDAY ROAD JT 0 Rod A Reel Stream side Sea- 12:30 A.M. 11 Street Hawk Rude Dog A the Dweebs MTJR) 0 ti MOV*; 'CtesoHted Love* X » • 4^ Ml 13 WJ0 (CO 9 Wortd Tomorrow (CO 12 Marion Barry Xa X 0 IJi • Loto Mght WNh 4*0 A.M. V- • a Oiof oliji TomgW Chronicles ^ O Amazing Discoveries 20 MOVIE: 'Best of the Badman' 0 GEO Ptoodtow Lessen 3 Dortd Loftormon , n Stereo) X 9 MOV* Hon dr oka* <46 ® To Be Announced. 1:30 P.M. X O 9 MOV* 'The Seniors' Ji 1 « Lmv • IS MOV*: Bel 11* (CC) X O 9 MOV*; A^jH Hoort O 29 You Cant Do That on Televi- CD m Baby's First Book m MOV*; 0 Maiketto j Lessen 15 yCC\ MOmicic « Steceo) | tl Kidd Video sion X0 CD OI Horse Ro^>g: Breed- 2f MCWC Tfcclfcw jOw JT O 22 Pepsi Donee Trs* 0 17 Sporky's Magic Piano (R) (In ers' Cup (Live) "We as a landfill are 9i«Nm ii Congress: WO toe People Les O » kfcatoi Roomfor Deddy s: ) Jim Henson's Muppet 7*6 PM. » OS West (CO Stereo) 0 Calculus I Lesson 8 son 18 It MOV*: flaidors of too Living nm 0 2 Monster Truck Chalenge H 0 Little House on the Prairie O ti Bnt of SoMdoy MfN U«o St 9 WWF Superstars of Wres- 023 Country Kitchen (In Stereo) OS! 0 The Making of a Commercial ntS PJA. 10 Self Jmptovomer *\ m M Archies 0 13 Lou HoRx SNow 0 II New Generation 89 0 5 This OM House (CC) 24 MOV*: -Detour' •4 • 14 MOV*: VICO Verw (CC) (to 4i &> Kenneth Copeland 0 27 Animal Wonder Down Under (if 0 Hoosier Hysteria Stotco) O 19 Moke Room for Daddy 4:10 A.M. (") O 29 Heathcliff O 14 1st A Ten: Do II Agoin 17 Dumbo'FCircus • • t Mood 0 MOV* Acspulco Gokf t Outdoor Sportsman 10 What Every Baby Knows: Tho 0 16 MOVIE: 'Remo Williams: The faced with an 10 Whet s Up. Dr. Ruth? m * mctob 430 A.M. H Suporbook First Three Years Adventure Begins' 13 Joan Rrvers (In Sterec) 0 4 Night Tracks (In Stereo1 H| ^ m \_/_W 11*0 A.M. 0 14 Warning; Medicine May Be 20 MOV* 'WOtoOftn nB0THJosBl w we] « 17 Women oftoo Wort d (R) 4:30 A.M. tl — CD O 1 AMn and the Chip- Hazardous to Your Health (CC). (In tC Dots ond 12^5 A.M. v]}Oi Heodhne News 13 Now Adventures of Winnie too munks (CO Stereo) 0 Morkettog ^esscn 16 Pooh (CO (D @021 13 Bugs Bunny A 0* II Riflemen lOOS P.M. 12:50 A.M. S 0 Kenneth Copeiond 8:00 A.M. Tteoety Show (CC) 10 Doy by Doy m 10 MOV* Emmenueae s 0 29 SUM CD 0 3 Dink, toe UHte Dino- Good Tiroes 2*0 P.M. interesting paradox: X HeNicrti Al Store i dh Storec> ton Adventure 0 t PGA Goto Four Tours Wortd 0 Justin Wison's Louisiona (X 0 Winter Sportscast lOJO P.M. 1*0 A.M. Ctess of Golf (R) x«iI W 0 ALF-tates (CC^ Cook in' " ?' 6SS 11:30 A.M. Lesson 8 mm CD CD 0 3 Rude Dog B too Of tool (CO 99 S Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) sfs tha" 3 - htv * USA cl entah X 0 9 People to People 9 0 To Bo Announced. Haiui (CC) OPEN MON - FRI 7-4:30 SAT 7 - 12 Stereo) Cff 0 a Marvel Action I Video This 0 Firstworks 463 603J ij1 6 Kid Who it OuR (R) CD O 29 Old Sultan OVEMBER 1,1989 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE ELEVEN

Local Police News TOUGHLOVE PARENT WATERVLIET with Francisco Olivarez-Pulido of SUPPORT GROUP On October 23, police were called 2766 Carmody Road, Coloma, on the TO MEET a disturbance in an alley behind same charges. In the same Incident The Toughlove Parent Support he Elite Bar where a man was Reynolds Olivarez-Pulido of Bowling Group meets Tuesday, November 7, ssaulted with a 2X4. No further Green, Florida, was arrested and at 7:30 p.m. in the nursery of the etails were available as an in- charged with OUIL and transporting Stevensvllle United Methodist estigation is continuing. open intoxicants in a motor vehicle. Church, 5506 Ridge Road, Stevens- On October 21, police investigated Also on this date, Garland Edward vllle. rather large disturbance at the Cook Jr., age 33, of 4356 Flkes Road, This meeting is open to all parents lite Bar in which an assault alleged- Benton Harbor, was arrested on an who desire to support other parents occurred. No charges were filed outstanding two-count felony war- emotionally by banding together and nd an investigation is continuing. rant and lodged at the Berrien Coun- attempting to improve any inap- On October 28, police were called ty Jail. Township police issued two propriate behavior of youth. the "66" station to break up a fight speeding tickets this week. progress. No charges have been HARTFORD led at this time as the incident is Kamiro Garcia, age 43, of Jasper, till under investigation. Michigan, was arrested for OUIL and SNAPPER On October 29, James Paul Bur- UBAL and cited for no proof of In- Hartford High School Emerald Vanguard ess of 6620 Sunset Drive, Coloma, surance. Wayne Wyatt, age 31, of as arrested for fleeing and eluding Watervliet was arrested for OUIL and nd violation of the controlled UBAL Michael Wallace, age 19, of HHS Emerald Vanguard wins state ubstance act (VCSA) after police Bangor was arrested for OUIL, UBAL, hased down a motorcycle after it and DWLS. fused to stop while driving at night Steven Duane Quin of Corning, championship with second-highest score ithout a headlight. Arizona, was arrested on a warrant Also on this date, police in- for failure to pay fines and costs By Teresa LaPlante stigated a large disturbance on N. competitions each season before terton, Indiana, on September 23; the from previous conviction. The Emerald Vanguard of Hartford leasant Street where people were the state competition. MCBDA Linden Invitational at James E. Wilson, age 23; of Hart- High School, directed by Charles llegedly fighting over a keg of beer, According to Vanguard Director Linden, Michigan, on September 30; ford was cited for no proof of in- Hodson, marched away with the olice arrested Beverly Annette Charles Hodson, Hartford competed the MCBDA Michigan Invitational at surance and no seatbeit. Michigan Competing Band Directors esaw of 266 S. Paw Paw Street, In three MCBDA competitions and Flint on October 1; the Michigan Vincent Wade, age 22, of Hartford Association (MCBDA) State Cham- oloma, for assaulting a police of- four non-MCBDA competitions in Tournament of Bands in Wyoming, was cited for DWLS and no proof of pionship on Saturday, October 28, cer. It took officers from four Michigan and Indiana and remained Michigan, on October 7; the insurance as was Craig Davis, age after achieving the second highest partments to clear the scene. undefeated. Muskegon Invitational at Muskegon 23. score in Flight 3 bands in the history The Vanguard's trail of conquests on October 14; the MCBDA Durand Police also were called to a distur- Scott Cubbage, age 23, of Coloma of the competition. In competitions included: The In- Invitational at Durand, Michiganm ance at Jasmine's involving was cited for no proof of insurance. The MCBDA hosts a circuit of fall diana Tournament of Bands, Ches- on October 21; and, finally, the llegedly intoxicated subjects who Police also Issued ten speeding MCBDA state championships at ere ejected but no arrests were tickets for the last week. ade. Also police were called to a Plymouth, Michigan, October 28. 0 isturbance on Sutherland where Preliminary competitions for the legedly intoxicated people.were In- finals were held during the day on Ived in a fight. One subject ap- Globe and pumpkin projects at Red Arrow Elementary in Hartford the 28th. The Emerald Vanguard ared to be beaten rather badly but won Flight 3 (small bands) pre- fused medical treatment. Subject At Red Arrow Elementary In Hart- studies, they had to put the seven Qendron, a teacher's assistant, and liminaries and caption awards for Best Winds, Best Percussion, Best as advised on the proper procedure ford, Mrs. McKenzle's 3rd-graders continents on their papier-mache Mrs. jeSSe Qrta, the schooi's new file a complaint. had their hands full Friday after- globeand write the four oceans on it. bilinguai teacher Color Guard, and Best Marching & On October 30, police were called noon. h e, ther student Maneuvering. l!!!!^r, Ji #hf1 ® were to0k just a uttie over an hour, The top four bands of flights 3, 2, an MOP of property in downtown For their final test In social practicing their surgeon skills on ancj everyone can be proud of their atervliet after a witness reported pumpkins. Luckily, Mrs. McKenzie products," said Mrs. McKenzie. and 1 played at the evening finals eing two subjects vandalizing had the assistance of Mrs. Donna show, with twelve bands competing. ON A NEW SNAPPER eshly-poured cement in the The final score for the Emerald wntown area. Police have two HALLOWEEN Vanguard was 75.4. The nearest SINGLE-STAGE • spects in the case. CELEBRATED AT competitor finished with a score of On October 28, police cited 62.3. This was the second highest gela Marie Moore of 6619 E. WASHINGTON SCHOOL score for Flight 3 bands in the nter Street, Coloma, for posses- IN COLOMA history of the competition. Thanks to an outstanding P.T.O. lUMmol n of suspected marijuana after a and get at least a $50 00 iffic stop. and hard-working teachers, students trade allowance, maybe Police report that they issued at Washington Elementary School in more, off the regular retail Ask your dealer price of a new Snapper ven citations for various traffic of- Coloma celebrated Halloween with a lor details great deal of zeal! Many parents single-stage snowthrower ses including two for running a CORRECTION plight, two for DWLS, three for ex- dressed in wild costumes and joined Hurry offer ends soon The special Hartford City Council ed registration, two for improper students and staff as they paraded Limit one trade in per transaction Not valid with tes, and one for defective equip- throughout the building. meeting held on Saturday, October any other oromotion Void wnere tKOhibrted ,989 0: nt. ^nder the direction of Mrs. Connie ' ' 3O p.m., was NOT closed, Calloway (chairman of room as wa8 earlier reported. Notices of 10 NILSON'S COLOMA CITY parents), students, staff and visitors ^f nieeting were posted prior to that Things were rather quiet in the Ci- enjoyed a variety of Halloween time, and the meeting was open to & SERVICE the Hwy ty of Coloma last week as police In- treats and party favors. Public. *1 463-3298 tigated a reported larceny of a ycle and issued five speeding, careless, and one violation of tricted operator's license cita- MACHE QLOBES...PIctured with their papier-mache globes are, front row, n. Brian Llghtner, Jennifer Stagg, Erin Jacobs, and Heather Querra. In the se- cond row are Eddie Warlord, Mrs. Qendron and Brett Pauls. COLOMA TOWNSHIP On October 27, William Edmund anks, age 19, and Leonard Ellis anks, age 17, of 7640 Little Paw aw Lake Road, Coloma, were both rested on second degree retail aud, cigarettes from Hilltop Foods. On October 26, James Richard ster, age 19, was arrested on a lony warrant charging B&E of a otor vehicle. Also on this date, ario Diaz-Romero, age 18, of 7039 ounty Road 380, South Haven, was Ited for possession of open intox- cants In a motor vehicle after police nvestigated a minor PI accident. On October 29, police arrested harles Wayne Suarez, age 21, of 288 Red Arrow Highway, Hartford, r no operator's license after he was ound to be suspended in Florida fter a license check. Also on this ate, Township police backed up PUMPKINS...pictured with their pumpkins, first row, are; Eric Hamiiton, Mr. atervliet police on a disturbance Orta, and Jason Szymklewlcz. In the second row are Jesse Boothby- call on 135 N. Pleasant Street at 1:48 Shoemaker, Ben Freeburn, Brian Shindeldecker, Bobby Comer, Jeannene a.m., and ended up arresting Thersa Malaski, Leslie Snodgrass, and Jotle McQlothlin. Jean Qalls, age 27, of 5065 Red Ar- row Highway, Coloma, after she allegedly committed an A and B against officer Michael Prince dur- •Don and Nadinr Goodrum ing the Incident. Also arrested was on flic benefit* of tTS Jamos Michael Deslts, age 40, of (Ele< trii Thrrmai Si/miiieU North Liberty, Indiana, for obstruc- ting a police officer and disorderly conduct. nil On October 30, police cited Ol Chrlstobal Lopez of Onancokl, Dr. Cynthia J Garrone fjUAl f Virginia, for possession of open In- After icarchingfor :j more efficient way tn he;)' 'heir TOVIRANTG IN a motor vehicle along home, Don and NadmeCjoodrum offbt Benton Harhor area imtalltd the ETS individual room unit*, CHIROPRACTOR "Thecmcept wa* rightexplained Don, "you know, TRI COUNTY Mil DKULING if»e storage of heat in the off-peak hour*. So, price'Wise it teemed to be' ompetitive," For more Information on the The Gwdrufm are not only pleaded witli the flexibility COMPLETE benefits of ELECTRIC THERMAL of ETS, but itt Mvingt and c omfort a* well "Oh, it n> WELL DRILLING STORAGE, the furnace that much more comfortable" Nadine < ommented, "and I like 463-3436 pays for Itaell, contact your K SCRl'lN RlPlAUMfNl', the individual room coniroU!" Indiana Michigan Power Don Mated, "Looking at thr rate* being les* than HOURS repreienUtlve. half of your regular rales, il doesn'i take tint much thinking lo know that ETS %i worth wile." nqiNMu M-W-F10-12 2-7 927-2461

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NOVEMBER U 1989 PAGE TWELVE TRINITY RECORD NOVEMBER 1,1989 PAGE THIRTEEN TRI-CITY RECORD FOR SALE HELP WANTED MORTGAGE SALE Part-time general sales help, typing prefer- PUBLIC NOTICE Nancy Huffman goes 6-3 and the tightest races I have seen and NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE breaker kept him from slipping far- CARS FOR SALE red. Send resume to: P.O. Box C)15, Watervliet, CITY OF WATERVLIET marks time In sixth place this anyone still has a shot to win the ATTENTION - GOVERNMENT SEIZED Ml 49098. DEFAULT having been made In the condi- ther. I'm sure it was only a momen- tions of a certain Mortgage made by Dennis J. HELP WANTED ARMCHAIR QUARTERBACKS... week. I guess as long as Notre whole thing. VEHICLES from $100. Fords, Mercedes. Cor- City of Watervliet Is currently accepting tary lapse in judgment. vettes, Chevys. Surplus Buyers Guide. Hengstebeck, a single man, to Inter-City 'HAVE YOU HEARD? Dame keeps winning It doesn't Joe Jason should remember FOR RENT Bank, a Michigan Banking Corporation, dated applications with resume for the position This week Ed Belfy gives and trades places with Mike Fifth place goes to our veteran 1 •602-838-8885 EXT. A6601. Ruth's front loaders clean better!' ship and took the Broncos' oppo- take much to please her as she that because even though Joe July 25,1988, and recorded In the office of the of Chief of Police. Applications are llmself a little breathing room by Woodward. Jim got back from ace Bob Wallace. Bob went an ex- (42-3) available at the City Clerk's Office, 168 W. nent along with the Rams over the isn't panicking yet. went 6-3 and stays In eighth place FOR RENT Register of Deeds for the County of Berrien RUTH'S LAUNDROMAT going 7-2 and putting one full deer hupting Just in time to make ceptional 8-1 for the week and Duplex, 2-bedroom, garage. 612 Riverside. and State of Michigan, on July 27, 1988, In Pleasant Steet from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Bears and that did her In. How- Doug VanBruggen is finding out he could still move up very easily CENTER ST. (on the hill) COLOMA OPEN 7 DAYS Monday through Friday. Applications will game between himself and thoSB^ Intelligent choices and It moved up two places. Only the tie- Available 11-1-89. $360/month with security Liber 1350, page 663 on which Mortgage there ever, Barb still went a respectable how easily things can change with and is only six games out of first. FOR SALE deposit. Call: 684-6429. is claimed to be due at the date of this notice, be accepted until 5:00 p.m. on Friday, second-place Barb Parker. Even paid off as he has a one-game breaker with Mike kept him from J 11/17/89. 6-3 and maintains a single game this crew as he goes 6-3 and drops Now that our area high schools Attractive 3-bedroom brick ranch. 1 /« (43-4) for principle and Interest, the sum of Forty- hough Western had let Ed down lead over third place. lead over Mike in fourth. moving up one more. I keep warn- baths, 2-car garage. Hartford Schools. Call nine Thousand Six Hundred Forty-Seven and •to Joyce A. Melvin two places to seventh. He could are finished playing Joe can put Deputy Clerk he last couple of weeks he stuck Mike was actually lucky to hang ing everyone else about how quick 621-3634. FOR RENT 04/100 ($49,647.04) Dollars, and no pro- Lot 1; Speaking of third place, we have stayed in sixth but Nancy his coin away and use all of the ceedings have been Instituted to recover the PUBLIC NOTICE ' (10/25,11/1,11/8,1989) with them and It paid off. on to fourth as he slumped to 5-4 he can make a move and this is In Coloma. second floor apartment. then SOUTH to the North line of Main have a new person occupying that beat him out in the tie-breaker. collective logic and intelligence References. Suitable for one or two adults. debt now remaining secured by said Mor- Street; On the other hand, Barb lumped for the week and only the tie- just an example of what I mean. tgage, or any part thereof, whereby the power CITY OF HARTFORD position as Jim Edwards goes 7-2 Like I said before, this Is one of he can to move up. HOMES FOR SALE Call 463-5415 or 463-8209. RESOLUTION OF THE CITY then EAST along said North line of Main . ATTENTION • GOVERNMENT HOMES from of sale contained In said Mortgage has Street to the East line of East Street ex- become operative; COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PRAYER TO THE $1 (U-repalr). Delinquent tax property. DO YOU HAVE RUSTY WATER? tended; Repossessions. Call 1-602-838-8885 EXT. NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY HARTFORD, VAN BUREN then SOUTH along the East line of East Do you have hard, smelly water? Rent a new GIVEN that by virtue of the power of sale con- HOLY SPIRIT GH6601. water conditioner or iron filter for only $2.99 COUNTY, MICHIGAN, TO Street to a point due EAST of the South (42-3) tained In said Mortgage and In pursuance of line of Lot 2, Block 1 of said Original Plat Holy Spirit: You who make me per month. Limited time offer. Call Behnke the statute In such case made and provided, CREATE AND PROVIDE Water Care, 1-800-523-8370 or (616) 782-5100. extended; see everything and who show me FOR SALE the said Mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale THE OPERATION OF A then WEST to the Southwest corner of said (42-4) of the premises therein described or so much the way to reach my Ideal, You who Roduce excess body fluids and lose weight TAX INCREMENT FINANCING Lot 2; give me the divine gift to forgive THIS WEEK'S GAMES... fast, take E-Vap "Water Pills" available at thereof as may be necessary, at public auc- then NORTH to the Southeast corner of BAZAAR SPACE tion, to the highest bidder, at the front steps AUTHORITY Central Mich, at Ball State Belfy Drug Store, Watervliet. WHEREAS, It is necessary and In the Lot 2, Block 11 of said Original Plat; and forget the wrongs that are Miami of Ohio at Eaat. Mich. 7 w (43-2) Reserve your holiday bazaar space - at of the Courthouse In the City of St. Joseph, then WEST to the Southwest corner of said Coloma Washington Elementary's Winter Fun and County of Berrien, Michigan, that being public Interest that the City of Hartford done to me and You who are In all Weatem Michigan at Toledo halt the deterioration of property values Lot 2; the Instances of My Life with me. Navy at Notre Dame Fair on Saturday, December 2. For more infor- the place of holding the Circuit Court In and then due WEST across Haver Street to the FOR SALE mation, call 468-2430 or 468-6654 (days) or for said County, on Thursday, November 30, and Increase property valuation where In this short dialogue I want to Purdue at Mlchlgtn Blond mahogany dining table, student possible In the downtown business West line of Haver Street; Michigan State at Indiana 468-4444 (evenings), or write: Bazaar, 6820 1989, at 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon of said Thank You for everything and con- desk. Good condition used carpeting. Phone Ryno Road, Coloma, Ml 49038, for a registra- district, eliminate the causes of that fien NORTH to the Southeast corner of Detroit at Houston day, and said premises will be sold to pay the Lot 3, Block 3 of said Original Plat; 468-4565. tion form. This is a popular bazaar - first- amount so as aforesaid then due on said Mor- deterioration, and to promote economic firm once more that I never want to Chicago at Qreen Bay come, first-served. growth. then WEST to the Southwest corner of said tgage together with nine and one-half (9.5%) Lot 3; then SOUTH to the Southeast corner be separated from You, no matter HELP WANTED (44-2) per cent Interest, legal costs. Attorneys' fees NOW THEREFORE, BE IT DECLARED BY Tie-Breaker Wm}:'/ THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF of Lot 11, Block 3 of said Original Plat; how great the material desires may Total Pta. Chicago game > and also any taxes and insurance that said then WEST to the Southwest corner of said be. I want to be with You and my w HELP WANTED Mortgagee does pay on or prior to the date of HARTFORD: Mike Woodward 7Jo e Jason SERVICE 1. That It is its intention to create and pro- Lot 11; loved ones In your perpetual glory, j Barb Parlcer ncy MUTl Doug VanBruggen ATTENTION: EXCELLENT INCOME FOR said sale; which said premises are described then SOUTH to the Intersection of the East 5726 Bob Wallace 56-27 54-29 In said Mortgage as follows, to-wlt: vide for the operation of a Tax Increment Ed Belfy 59-24 Jim Edwards 56-27 HOME ASSEMBLY WORK. INFO. Call line of Center Street and the South boun- Amen. Hoekzema Ford 57-26 Huffman'a TV S Appllancea Broadwater Auto Salea WCSY Radio 504-646-1700 Dept. P4626. WILL BABY-SIT That part of Lot 1, PARTRIDGE'S SUBDIVI- Financing Authority. 6023 Watervliet Fruit Exchange 58-25 dary of Lot 1, Block 1 of the Original Plat, Thank You for your love toward BeMy Drug Store Nancy'a Fumlture Big T Family Restaurant (44-2) Baby sitting In my Watervliet home. All SION OF LOT 1 in BURGER'S ADDITION TO 2. That a public hearing on the adoption of a proposed ordinance creating the authori- extended; me and my loved ones. Central Michigan, Eaatem Central Michigan. Eaatem Central Michigan, Eaatem Central Michigan, Eaatern Central Michigan. Eaatem ages. Call after 2:15 p.m. 463-6654. GALIEN, according to the plat thereof, record- then WEST across Center Street along the Michigan, Weatem Michi- Central Michigan, Eaatem Michigan, Weatem Michi- Michigan, Weatem Michi- HELP WANTED ed March 13, 1874, In Volume 1 of ty and designating the boundaries of the Person must pray this 3 con- Central Michigan, Eaatem Michigan, Weatem Michi- Central Michigan, Eaatem Michigan, Weatem Michi- downtown district be held on the 27th day South boundaries of Lots 1, 2, and 4 of Michigan, Toledo. Notre gan, Notre Dame, Michigan, Michigan. Weatem Mlchi- gan. Notre Dame. Michigan, Michigan, Toledo, Notre gan, Notre Dame, Michigan, gan, Notre Dame, Michigan. gan, Notre Dame, Michigan, "ATTENTION - HIRING! Government jobs SERVICE OR REPAIR Miscellaneous, page 569, and Lot 1, Block 1 of the said Original Plat to the secutive days without asking for Michigan State, Houaton, Dame, Michigan, Michigan Michigan State. Houaton, FREDERICK BURGER'S 2ND ADDITION TO of November, 1989 at 7:00 p.m. at the City Dame. Michigan. Michigan Michigan State, Houaton, gan, Notre Dame. Michigan. Michigan State, Houston, Michigan State. Houaton, -your area. Many immediate openings without Does your water softener need service or Southwest corner of said Lot 4; your wish. After the 3rd day your Chicago State, Houston, Chicago Chicago list or test. $17,840 • $69,485. Call repair work? $14.95 service call. We repair all GALIEN, according to the plat thereof, record- Building at 19 W. Main Street, Hartford, State. Houaton, Chicago Chicago Indiana. Houaton. Chicago Chicago Chicago then SOUTH to the Southeast corner of Lot total polnta 52 total polnta 48 total points 50 1-602-838-8885. EXT R6601. makes and models. We also have salt delivery ed April 15, 1871, In Volume 1 of Plats, page Michigan. wish will be granted, no matter total polnta 61 total polnta 34 total polnta 36 total points 37 total points 47 3. That the bounoaries of the proposed 7, Block 1 of said Original Plat; (44-3) service. Call 1-800-523-8370 or (616) 782-5100. 13, all described as follows: Commencing 19.0 then WEST to the Southwest corner of said how difficult It may be. (42-4) feet South of the Northeast corner of said Lot district are generally described as: HELP WANTED Beginning at the Northwest corner of Ely Lot 7 then due WEST across Maple Street Then promise to publish this COMETS DOMINATE SHOWDOWN 1, said plat of Partridge's Subdivision, thence to the West line of Maple Street; Now accepting applications for full-time South 54.07 feet, thence West 181.15 feet, Park; dialogue as soon as your favor has It was a beautiful night for foot- production positions. All 3 shifts available, then EAST along the North boundary of Ely then NORTH to the Southwest corner of Paw Paw Lake Youth Soccer League PUBLIC NOTICE thence North 36.00 feet to the South line of Lot 1, Block 1, Stratton's Addition; been granted ball. The game-time temperature PRESS Please apply at Coloma Frozen Foods, 4145 said plat of Partridge's Subdivision, thence Park to the Northeast corner of Ely Park; Coloma Road, Coloma, Ml 49038. CITY OF WATERVLIET then along the East boundary of Ely Park then WEST to the Southwest corner of said was 65°. There was one of the big- closes with Soccer Olympiad East, along the South line of said plat, to the Lot 1; E. O. E. On Thursday, November 2, 1989 at 4:00 Southeast corner of Lot 3, said plat of Par- to the Northwest corner of Lot 3, Block 9 of gest crowds on hand In recent boxb (40-4) P.M. the City of Watervliet will conduct an the Original Plat of Hartford; then SOUTH to the Southeast corner of Lot tridge's Subdivision, thence North 18.05 feet, 2; Block 1 of Stratton's Addition; memory, estimated at close to 3,000. accuracy test for the November 7, 1989 thence East 79.86 feet to the place of beginn- then EAST to the Northeast corner of said Special Election. The test will be held in Lot 3; then WEST to the Southwest corner of Lot The buzz of anticipation and excite- CALL JOB LINE ing, being In the Village of Gallon, Township 1, Block 1 of Stratton's Addition; On Sunday, October 22, the Paw juggling. The individual winnners in the Commission Chambers, City Hall, 158 of Galien, Berrien County, Michigan. then across Maple Street to the Northwest ment filled the air as kick-off time ap- 983GAIN West Pleasant Street, Watervliet, corner of Lot 6, Block 2 of said Original i then due WEST across Franklin Street to Paw Lake Youth Soccer League end- each category received a lovely The period of redemption will be six (6) mon- the West line of Franklin Street; proached. Manpower now hat Job Information Michigan. ths from the above-stated date of sale. Plat; ed the 1989 season with the first trophy. In addition, in each division, Natalie Hartstein then North to the South line of Main Street; That was the scene as the Comets available to you 24 hours a day! Call the Dated: October 26, 1989 then EAST to the Northeast corner of Lot 6, Soccer Olympiad. Hays Park provid- the team with the most accumulated Job Line for current Information on job op- City Clerk then WEST along the South line of Main and Panthers prepared to square off INTER-CITY BANK Block 2 of said Original Plat; ed a beautiful display of fall color to points won a pizza party! portunities to match your skills. then NORTH to the Northwest corner of Street to Its Intersection with the West in their annual season-ending mat- Mortgagee boundary of Ely Park extended; By Mike Leith set a perfect stage for the competi- GLOBENSKY, GLEISS & BITTNER Lot 16 of Block 2 of said Original Plat; chup. However, it wasn't much of a then EAST to a point 100 feet West of the - then North to the Southwest corner of Ely FARM • COMMERCIRL tion. See SOCCER on page 15 MANPOWER J. Joseph Daly < Park then North along the West boundary matchup once the game started as PUBLIC NOTICE Attorney for Mortgagee West line of Center Street; season Is over as they have had In each division, players com- More Than Temporary then NORTH to a point on the North line of of Ely Park to the point of beginning; the Comets proceeded to roll up a 24 years of continuous service COLOMA CITY P.O. Box 290 - 610 Ship St. all In the City of Hartford, Van Buren Coun- enough injuries to make up for the peted individually In at least three St. Joseph, Michigan 49085 Mlchioan Avenue, 100 feet West of the 45-6 victory behind the running of SUBSCRIBE TO THE West Tine of Center Street; ty, Michigan. next three years. categories; dribbling, shooting, and (616) 983-0551 Passed by the City Council of the City of Comet duo Chandar Ricks and Perry The City of Coloma will be conducting (11/1, 11/8,11/15, 11/22, 1989) then EAST to the East line of Center Street; Coloma Coach Bruce Dings was throw-ins. The older divisions also TRI-CITY RECORD then SOUTH to the North line of Olds Hartford, Van Buren County, Michigan this Walker. HELP WANTED an accuracy test for the November 7,1989 23rd day of October, 1989. understandably happy with the way competed in the skillful art of ball General Election on Monday, November 6, Street; The Comets ended the evening VICTORIOUS COMETS...Coloms Comets met the Watervliet Panthers head "ATTENTION: EARN MONEY READING William Weeden WE WANT YOUR NEWS his kids played and the fact that the CALL 463-NEWS BOOKS! $32,000/year Income potential. 1989 at 1 p.m. at the City Hall. The public Is then EAST to the East line of Haver Street; holding a 412- to 110-yard edge in on and came out victorious in Frida/s game. The final score was 45-6. then SOUTH to the Northwest corner of Lot Mayor winter Is easier to stomach when Details (1) 602-838-8885 Ext, Bk 6601. Invited to attend. l Geraldine Walker call The Tri-City Record total yards over the Panthers which (43-3) Martha Darling 1, Block 8 of Olds Addition your last game is a victory. coach doesn't understand that then EAST to the Northeast corner of said < City Clerk included three touchdowns apiece COMET QIRLS SPLIT WEEK players take on the same attitude. Is obviously the opposite of what himself and demand the same from City Clerk Both teams now end the season by Ricks and Walker. The Coloma girls basketball team With that In mind, It Is only a matter these kids should be learnng pertain- his players then I think that one of CALL 463-NEWS 463-NEWS with Identical 2-7 records. Walker scored his first touchdown took it on the chin from Buchanan, of time before a game can get out of ing to sportsmanship. the most important reasons for play- I feel that this year's game was on a 35-yard run on the first play that 47-31, and then bounced back to control. I also think that Hart could take a played with a lot of class on both ing the game has been lost. I hope the Comets had the ball. His other defeat Edwardsburg, 48-21, in a pair Now, I am only speculating and lesson from all three of our Tri-City you agree. 2) Distribute dedicated funds fo school districts as provided by law. sides. It was hard-hitting, but. clean, touchdowns cam! mee n and of conference matchups last week. further Investigation could clear Hart area coaches as they all seem to Those of you that have not gotten " ° . under control the way It should 3) Activate increased statutory penalty to deny 100% of sfato fund return and a u Against the Bucks the Comets led completely, but I believe that a demonstrate the positive aspects of enough of high school football can to schoolt not adopting fore curriculum aoa Improvement'ploni> firHlhaJi HiTnnrtnri with 11 if WHKlh n* k®' W' ,hey wl11 han0 Up the 22-16 al halftime but were shut out in coach sets an example for his the game to be learned by those who r I yart8 continue to enjoy it on WUHQ Chan- onl{ 7 carries ^'^ajW'Wd o^freatty^ Winter and the the third quarter, 14-0, and never players, good or bad. And if the same participate In our area football pro- nel 41 as It will be showing tape holidays as we are through another recovered from there. Wendy Murray things happened at Covert that hap- grams. Win or lose there is a right Should this proposal be adopted? Rick's touchdowns came on runs fall of high school football. delays of various play-off games on of 30, 70, and 58 yards for a total of was high scorer for Coloma with 9 pened at Watervliet, then there is a way and a wrong way and that Friday nights at 11:30. Tape it if you points while Lonnie Johnson added behavioral pattern taking place that distinction must be made. If the 220 yards on 6 carries. RAIDERS SQUEAK BY INDIANS don't want to stay up that late. Walker's runs were more on 8. The Hartford Indians came up just breakaways while the 220-pound In the Edwardsburg game the PROPOSAL B short In a seesaw battle with the Ricks punished would-be tacklers Comets outscored the Eddies, 36 to Decatur Raiders as they dropped A PROPOSAL TO INCREASE THE SALES/USE TAX FROM with his battering-ram style before 9, In the first half and coasted from their season-ending finale by a 26-21 there. The Comets had three people LOW PRICES MAKE LOW PAYMENTS 4< TO 6< PER DOLLAR, REDUCE SCHOOL PROPERTY TAXES, breaking into the open. score. The Comets were obviously the In double figures as Michelle Megna SET PERMANENT SCHOOL OPERATING MILLAGES NOT SUBJECT The loss had to be a heartbreaker sank 15 points, followed by Wendy superior team as they played a solid for the Indians as they came from 10% Down Cash or Trade Equity (WAC) TO VOTER RENEWAL, AND CONSTITUTIONALLY DEDICATE Murray with 14, and Lonnie Johnson hard-nosed football game all even- behind three different times to take Speciil Lmnt FUNDS FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS ing. with 10. hkt Pnni.nl the lead only to see the Raiders Watervliet, on the other hand, has reclaim It. 1988 PONT J6000 4 dr, trans factory warr 7995 60 mos USS" PANTHERS HAVE DOWN WEEK The proposed constitutional amendment would: been decimated by injuries all The Indians' first score gave them 1988CHEVBEREnAauto, air. 16,000 mi, trans warr 6995 60 mos '121" Watervliet's girls dropped a pair of season and Friday night was no ex- a 7-6 lead on a 3-yard run by Ryan 1988 CHEV CORSICA CL 4 dr, loaded, V6, trans warr 7995 60 mos '156" 1) Constitutionally dedicate to schools: games this week as they fell to , 5 ception. Not long into the game, Mattimore in the second quarter. 1988 DODGE CARAVAN 7 pass, well-equipped, trans warr 9995 60 mos 195 ' Michigan Lutheran, 59-28, and 1 ,i a. 2< increase in sales/use tax; senior fullback Mark Lambrecht Their second score came on a 1-yard 1987 OLDS CIERA LS coupe, extra, extra sharp 7995 48 mos 185 Galien, 30-27. b. Current statutory revenue sources, including lottery profits went down with what was later quarterback keeper by Jason Sefcik 1987 OLDS CIERA LS 4 dr, well-equipped, trans warr 7495 48 mos '174" Against Lutheran, the Panther of- , K and some cigarette/liquor taxes; diagnosed as a severely broken to give them a 14-12 lead as Junior 1987 PONT GRAND AM 2 dr auto, air, trans warr 7995 48 mos I85 fense could not get on track as they NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a Special Election ankle. He was scheduled to undergo Brandao's two P.A.T. kicks were the 1986 CHEV CAPRICE CLASSIC 4 dr, V8, one owner, clean 7495 48 mos '177" c. Increased share of existing sales/use tax (51% to 75%) to were outscored in every quarter. surgery Monday In South Bend to set difference. 1986 BUICK LESABRE LMT coupe, special price 6995 48 mos '165" substantially replace annual school appropriation. Karen Pfeffer led the Panthers with , M will be held in All Precincts the break. Lambrecht also played The second half saw the same 1986 CHEV CAVALIER CS 4 dr, auto, air, low miles & more 5695 48 mos 134 10 points, followed by Amy Zandar- linebacker on defense and the last thing happen as Decatur scored 1987 PLYMOUTH RELIANT SE 4 dr, auto, air 4995 48 mos U16" 2) Reduce property taxes in most school districts. Replace school taxes Bki with 6. thing the Panthers needed was to again only to have the Indians come 1986 PONT STE 4 dr, V6, loaded, low miles 6995 48 mos '165" with permanent statewide millage (9-mills on residential/farm; In the Qallen game, a cold second , ,, Coloma lose another man. As it was, Lam- right back and score off of a trick 1985 OLDS DELTA 88 R0YALE 4 dr, V8, low miles 6495 42 mos 173 14-mills on businesses) plus non^votod local millage not subject to quarter in which they only scored (CITV on TOWNeHIP) brecht was already playing in his se- play on a 25-yard pass from Chad 1985CHRY8LER5THAVEV8, loaded, loaded, 24,500 miles 7995 48 mos W two points led to their downfall as , ( voter rollback. Limit voter-approved increases to 4-mills. cond game with a fractured jaw. This Johnson to Jay Allen. 1985 BUICK ELECTRA T-TVPE 39,000 mi, every available option 7995 48 mos 193 " they came up short by 3 points In the Kid went way beyond the call of duty That made the score 21-18, Hart- 1985 OLDS CIERA LS like new, low miles, extra clean 5895 42 mos '157" Berrien 3) Set per-pupil funding guarantees subject to change by law requir- final tally. Karen Pfeffer again led County of State of Michigan and you have to give him credit for ford, until Mike Wright, the 1985 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME loaded, low miles, clean 5895 42 mos '157" ing 2/3 vote. the Panther scoring with 12 points that. workhorse for the Raiders all even- 1985 LEBAR0N GTS loaded, 28,000 mi, extra clean 5495 42 mos '147" while Katie Marvin sank 8 and Lori 4) Activate increased statutory penalty to deny oil non-guaranteed But even with the injuries and ing, scored his fourth touchdown of 1986 PLYMOUTH CARAVELLE 4 dr, lots of room, local owner 4995 42 mos '131" ON Arnt hit 7. The Panthers are now 8-8 state funds to schools not adopting core curriculum and improve- such for Watervliet, the Comets are a the evening to give Decatur the lead 1985 FORD LTD STA-WGN low miles, like new 4995 42 mos '133" much better team than their record overall. , ment plans. for good. 1984 OLDS CUTLASS 4 dr, one owner, 42,000 mi 4995 42 mos 133" would Indicate. They have been In Hartford gave the Raiders all that 1984 FORD LTD STA-WGN real clean, 63,000 mi 3995 36 mos '121" INDIANS STILL STRUGGLING just about every ballgame they have they wanted as opponents had only 1984 LINCOLN TOWN CAR fully loaded, like new 7995 42 mos '214" Should this proposal be adopted? Hartford's girls fell to two more op- played, except for Lakeshore, and scored 28 points total all season 1983 FORD CROWN VIC extra clean, 4 dr, low mi 4795 36 mos 'MS" TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1989 ponents last week as they lost to with just a few breaks could be against them and the Indians cross- 1982 PLYMOUTH RELIANT 4 dr, sharp like new, 63,000 mi 2995 30 mos '145" Bangor, 41-18, and Bridgman, 43-30. 41 above .500. I've seen several ed their goal three times. 1981 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME BROUGHAM loaded, loaded, 55,000 mi 4995 36 mos '151 In the Bangor game the third Lakeland Conference games over Jason Sefcik went 3 for 15 and 30 TRUCKS quarter was the Indians' downfall as AT THE PLACE OR PLACES OF HOLDING THE ELECTION IN SAID CITY/TOWNSHIP the last couple of years and, from yards through the air and had 22 1989 CHEV S10 5 spd, stereo cass, 8,000 mi 6495 60 mos W Lilt offices which will appear on ballot they were outscored 13-2. Pam CITY/ TOWNSHP the top to the bottom of the con- yards rushing. 1988 FORD RANGER XLT auto, 6700 mi 8495 60 mos '166" AS INDICATED BELOW, VIZ; Newcomb led the Indians with 9 ference makes no difference, they all Defensively, Jason Meachum had 1986 FORD RANGER XL one owner, like new, EFT, PS, HB 4995 48 mos '118" points while Gina Manning had 4. will hit with you. 20 tackles for the Indians while Len- 1985 FORD RANGER automatic, low mi, sharp 5495 42 mos '147" Against Bridgman, the Indians Coloma Fire Hall, City Clerk 2 year term (1) The Panthers were just physically nie Weston added 15. 1987 DODGE DAKOTA auto, V6, long box, 18,000 mi 7495 60 mos W' dug themselves a hole In the first 170 Washington, Coloma outmanned and the Comets now Meachum ends the season as the SPORTS CARS ON SUPER SPECIAL quarter before making up some hold a 40-21-3 edge in the series. team leader with 150 tackles while 1989 CHEV CAMAR0 T-tops, 5 spd, 3000 mi, fact warr >9995 .TMMVJitl. ?, LV.. ground in the fourth but still coming The Comets' final touchdown Weston was right behind him with 1987 MERC COUGAR LS loaded, including sun roof & alum wheels ' >8995 came on a 6-yard run by Wes Flkes In up short. Pam Newcomb again was 1986 PONT TRANS AM fully loaded, tune port, needs a home >9495 CattiuiijLS-ixioejrB k.SltAl OJ, 120. high scorer for Hartford with 13 the third quarter. Meachum also was the leading 1986 CHEV CAMAR0 Iroc, tune port, fully loaded, T-tops '9495 For the purpose of voting on the following two proposals to amend the followed by Qlna Manning with 11. 2--y4iac-.Ui.rai. iA). Watervliet's only score came on a rusher on offense with about 500 1986 FORD MUSTANG GT V8, loaded, one owner, local owner >8995 institution of the State of Michigan: 2-yard run by Jeff Cockrun In the se- yards while all of Hartford's backs 1987 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME V8, 26,000 mi, T-tops, fact warr '9995 cond quarter to make the score 18-6 averaged over 4 yards per carry for MISCELLANEOUS t that point. the season. Jay Allen led all I see New Buffalo was Involved in PROPOSAL A Qreg Watts was the leading rusher receivers with 18 catches for approx- another on-field brawl In its football or the Panthers with 38 hard-earned imately 275 yards. game against Covert last Friday A PROPOSAL TO INCREASE THE SALES/USE TAX PROM ALSO ANY ADDITIDNAL AMENDMENTS OR PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY BE SUBMITTED ards. Watts runs real hard and is on- Coach Jim Webb Is pleased with night. This one was so bad that the 4< TO 41/2* PER DOLLAR AND CONSTITUTIONAILY a sophomore so we will be hearing this season If only because of the officials called the game with about five minutes left. The Bisons won the DEDICATE FUNDS FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS ore about him in the future. fact that his team is a very much Im- The same goes for Ricks from Col- proved football team from the begin- game as they did against the Pan- BRMDWRTER ma as he Is only a junior who Is just thers when a similar situation hap- The proposed conttitufionol amendment would: THE POLLS of said election will be open at 7 o'clock a. m. ning of the year. He stated that In a eallzlng his full potential. game like this against Decatur the pened. But that Isn't the point. 1) Comtitutionally dedicate to schools: and will remain open until 8 o'clock p. m. of said day of election. Watervliet Coach Ron Farac tlp- last team to score before time ran Everyone that 1 have talked to says HUTO SRLES. INC. that the Bison Coach Ron Hart Is a ed his hat to the Comets whom he out would win as both teams were a. V2i Increase in salet/ute tax; aid played a strong, hard-hitting, very personable guy but I saw a dif- "Home of Hand Picked Uitd Cars at Reasonable Prices" Martha Darling able to cross the goal line. He also b. Current statutory revenue sources, including lottery profltt ootball game. He also feels that noted that this Is the ninth straight ferent picture on the field against m m mt m MMb I ' m * m * m m a mum Clty/Tewnship Watervliet. Whether he Is leading or and some cigarette/liquor taxes; •y will be a great football team season that the Indians have posted not and a call or two goes against c. Increased share of existing salet/use tax (51% to 68%) fo ext year as they will have a majority a winning record and the players are •468-3800 him, he absolutely loses It. And If he substantially replace annual school aporopriation. t their players back. In my opinion, proud of that. e also has to be glad this nightmare persists for any length of time his

LB m B S- PAGE FOURTEEN TRI-CITV RECORD NOVEMBER 1,1989 NOVEMBER 1,1989 PACjE FIFTEEN MORTGAGE SALE KUBLICK'S SUBDIVISION, Benton Township, December, 1987, assigned to Mortgage Cor- highest bidder, at 811 Port St., St. Joseph, Ber- Mortgagee Corporation of America, a TRI-CITY RECORD Berrien County, Michigan, being a subdivision poration of America, a Michigan corporation, rlen County, Michigan, that being the place Michigan corporation, acting In ita capacity as the game progressed due to pull- sponsor Shepherd Products; of part of the West half of the East half of the and recorded on January 4,1988, In the office where the Circuit Court for the County of Ber- SOCCER slon 6 pizza party winner: Dave's as Trustee under that certain Participation & ed muscles and other such Injuries, Shooting, Denln Bittner winner, NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE Southeast quarter of Section 30, T4S, R18W, of the Register of Deeds for said County of rien Is held, of the premises described In said Servicing Agreement dated January 29,1988, Continued from page 13 Amoco. Hartford Middle School according to the plat thereof, recorded Berrien In Llber 1329 of Berrien County mortgage, or ao much thereof as may be STORAGE they held their own and the friendly In Dlvlson 5 - ages 8-9: (Boys) sponsor Shepherd Products; Throw- MORTGAGE SALE - default has been for the benefit of Inveatora in a group of real This fun afternoon was topped off made In the conditions of a mortgage made by February 4, 1948 in Book 12 of Plats, page 4. Records, on page 1254, and which aald mor- necessary to pay the amount due, as estate-related Investments identified aa MCA- game ended In a 2-2 tie. It was the Dribbling, Dereck Blastock winner, Ins, Denln Bittner winner, sponsor James Brown, Jr. & Clementene Brown, his During the twelve months following the tgage was further thereafter, to-wlt on aforesaid, on said mortgage, with the interest LCPC Series 1987-6 with a most entertalnng soccer girls basketball 0 perfect culmination of a very suc- sponsor Coast to Coast; Shooting, Shepherd Products; Juggling, Jacob wife, to Fleet Mortgage Corp., a Rhode Island sale, the property may be redeemed. January 29, !988, assigned to Mortgage Cor- thereon at thirteen per cent (13.00 /o) per an- Assignee of Mortgagee game between the Division 2 travel- Dated October 25, 1989 poration of America, a Michigan corporation, num and all legal coats, charges and ex- cessful season. Josh Fulton winner, sponsor Fulton Hogue winner, sponsor Shepherd corporation, f/k/a Mortgage Associates. Inc., a Lawrence A. Tower Ing team, sponsored by Watervliet The Hartford Middle School girls averaging 4 points and 4 rebounds. Rhode Island corporation successor by Fleet Mortgage Corp., acting In Its capacity as Trustee under that penses, including the attorney fees allowed Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee We want to again thank our spon- Construction; Throw-Ins, Jacob Her- Products. (Girls) Dribbling, Glna Mortgagee ueiiocertaimn raiiiu.Participatio»i.w.n. —an d Servicing .KareeAgree- by law, and also any sum or sums which may SPACE Ace Hardware, and the coaches and Becky Curl and Jessica Morsaw basketball teams wrapped their merger to Mortgage Associates, Inc., a K 30400 Telegraph Road sors for their support. We salute man winner, sponsor Coast to Coast; Moss winner, sponsor Shepherd Pro- DICKINSON, WRIGHT, MOON, ment dated January 29,1988, for the benefit of be paid by the undersigned, necessary to pro- Suite 444 their assistants from the other divi- averaged 2 rebounds; Jody Cart- Wisconsin corporation. Mortgagee, Dated them for their unselfish commitment ducts; Shooting, Amber Eberhart season up and have finalized their January 1, 1971, and recorded on February 3, VAN DUSEN & FREEMAN Attorneys Investors In a group of real estate-related In- tect Its Interest In the premises. Which said Birmingham, Michigan 48010 sions. Though the "bench" of the Juggling, Jeremy Kopp winner, spon- wright, Anne Bachman, Debbie 300 Ottawa Avenue, N.W., Ste. 650 vestments identified as MCA-LCPC Series premises are described as follows: All that AVAILABLE! to the youth of this community. statistics. (313) 642-6000 sor Hlpsklnd Building Supply. (Girls) winner, sponsor Shepherd Products; 1971, In Liber 890, on page 47, Berrien County coaches team seemed to disappear The 8th-graders had two wins over Green, Sonya Newnum, Donna Records, Michigan, on which mortgage there Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 1987-6, and recorded In the office of the certain piece or parcel of land situated In the (10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 11/1,11/8, 1989) The 1989 Paw Paw Lake Youth Dribbling, Wendy Hart winner, spon- Throw-Ins, Glna Moss winner, spon- (10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/21, 1989) Register of Deeds for said County of Berrien City of Benton Harbor, In the County of Ber- Eau Claire and Bangor. They lost to McGlothlln and Shannon Klsh Is claimed to be due at the date hereof the Soccer League Soccer Olympiad sor Coloma Chiropractic; Shooting, sor Shepherd Products; Juggling, sum of Seven Thousand Two Hundred Twenty in Liber 1332 of Berrien County Records on rien and State of Michigan and described as Galien by a last-minute shot and lost averaged 1 rebound. Kara Rlchter page 1198. on which said mortgage there is follows, to-wlt: results are: Heather Povllaltls winner, sponsor Glna Moss winner, sponsor Six & 71/100- -Dollars ($7,226.71), including In- to Eau Claire in double overtime. and Misty Dixon offered overall terest at 8.5% per annum. claimed to be due, at the date of this notice, That part of the SE Vi of the SE Va of Section 1 Month FREE* In Division K - age 5: Dribbling, Coloma Chiropractic; Throw-Ins, Shepherd Products. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE for principal and Interest, the sum of Eighteen 19, T4S, R18W, City of Benton Harbor, Berrien Leading scorers were Laura Hopson, assistance. Under the power of sale contained in said With This MnrtiMmmt Seth Griffin winner, sponsor Belfy Lindsay Harris winner, sponsor Col- In Division 4/3 - age 12: Dribbling, mortgage and the statute in such case made Default having been made In the terms and Thousand One Hundred Thirteen and 11/100 County, Michigan, described as follows, to- averaging 8 points a game, and The 7th-graders are coached by Drugs; Shooting, Allan McCoy win- oma Chiropractic; Juggling, Emily Stan Modelewski winner, sponsor and provided, notice is hereby given that said conditions of a certain mortgage made by ($18,113.11) Dollars. wlt: Commencing at the NE corner of the SE Kristin Banlc, 6 points a game. Angle Gale Wright. The 8th-graders are John O. Childs and Joyce A. Chllds, husband And no suit or proceedings at law or In equi- Vi of the SE Vi of said Section 19; thence PAW PAW LAKE MARINA ner, sponsor Crystal Inn; Throw-Ins, Blshoff winner, sponsor Coloma Century 21 Tala; Shooting, Greg mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the Clark averaged 2 and Tosha Barrett, coached by Ellen McKenzie; Roger mortgaged premises, or some part of them, at and wife, of 688 South Fair, Benton Harbor, ty having been Instituted to recover the debt South 62 feet; thence West 158 feet; thence Allan McCoy winner, sponsor Cry- Chiropractic. Division 5 pizza party Klopp winner, sponsor Century 21 Michigan 49022, Mortgagor, to Mortgage secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. North 62 feet; thence East 158 feet to the Becky Clauser, Cindy DeFord, Amy McKenzie assisted. public vendue, at the main entrance to the stal Inn. Division K pizza party win- winner: Fulton Construction. Tala; Throw-Ins, Greg Klopp winner, County Building in St. Joseph, Michigan, at 10 America, Mortgagee, dated the 18th day of Now, therefore, by virtue of the power of sale place of beginning Subject to the rights of the Jackson and Katie Busch each December, 1987, and recorded In the office of contained in said mortgage, and pursuant to public In that part thereof lying In Fair Avenue; ner: Belfy Drugs. sponsor Century 21 Tala; Juggling, o'clock AM., Local Time, on Thursday, averaged 1 point. December 7, 1989. the Register of Deeds for the County of Ber- the statute of the State of Michigan In such commonly known as 688 South Fair, Benton In Division 6 - ages 6-7: (Boys) in Division 4 - ages 10-11: (Boys) Greg Klopp winner, sponsor Century BOWLING NEWS rien and State of Michigan, on the 4th day of case made and provided, notice is hereby Harbor, Michigan 49022. SUBSCRIBE TO THE Hopson shot 11 for 29 and Banlc 7 COLOMA MAJORS Said premises are situated In the Township Dribbling, Billy Whitney winner, Dribbling, Josh Wheeler winner. 21 Tala. Division 4 pizza party win- of Benton. Berrien County, Michigan, and are January, 1988. In Llber 1329 of Berrien County given that on the 17th day of November, 1989, The redemption period shall be six (6) mon- for 20 from the free-throw line. Banlc Frank Smith Jr. and John Gast tied Records, on page 1250, which said mortgage at 10:00 o'clock A.M. said mortgage will be ths from the date of such sale. TRI-CITY RECORD sponsor Waffle House; Shooting, ner: Shepherd Products. described as: led the rebounding, averaging 6. Tif- for high series, bowling 473. Damn Lot 1.1 SUPERVISORS PLAT OF was thereafter on, to-wlt the 18th day of foreclosed by a sale at public auction, to the Dated: September 27,1989 CALL William Belten winner, sponsor 463-NEWS Dave's Amoco; Throw-Ins, Jason fany Nilson, Allison Frick and Amy McGee had high game with a 204, Bates winner, sponsor Dave's Brinsfield also offered rebounding his first of the season. Amoco. (Girls) Dribbling, Amy Wood and defensive assistance. For the girls, Mandy Stewart had a 3) Set per-pupil funding guarantees subject to change by law requir- winner, sponsor Watervliet Hard- The 7th-grade girls ended 5-5 with 530 series and a 188 game. She will ing's; Shooting, Candl Hambleton 2 wins over Bangor and 1 win over soon be ranking with the boys. Kim ing 2/3 vote. SOCCER OLYMPIAD...partic|. Watervliet, Eau Claire and Galien Grove had a 425 series and high pant Denln Bittner demon winner, sponsor Watervliet Hard- 4) Activate increased statutory penalty to deny all non-guaranteod ing's; Throw-Ins, Nlchoel Sherert each. Leaders Included Tracy Stan- game of 175. strates his winning form In Divi- fill averaging 5 points and 4 re- A Halloween party was enjoyed by state funds to schools not adopting core curriculum and Improve- sion 4 Throw-Ins competition. winner, sponsor Waffle House. Dlvl- ment plant. bounds; Betsy Smith averaging 5 all with cookies, cider, and prizes for points and 6 rebounds; Shawnda bowling most over Individual Pleyer averaging 4 points and 5 re- averages. Should this proposal be adopted? GORDON CHARLES bounds; and Lynne Penhorwood with him on the project. "What can I do, as an Individual, in •Discourage the destruction of the conservation of natural den trees which provide homes and resources?" That Is a question CITY CHARTW WVISION PtOfOSAL cover for a variety of wildlife. sometimes asked by a concerned #Help landowners to post their citizen eager to do his or her part In property with "Hunting by Permis- this Important work. Actually, there SHALL THI dTY OF HARTFORD RfVIJI ITS OTY CHARTfR, AND sion Only" signs. This acknowledges are many things which can be and the owner's right to know who is Ufa A CHARTfR COMMISUON FOR THI PURPOW OF SUCH should be done. Like these: MVISIONr AGet acquainted with your local there. * Organize a cleanup project of a conservation officer, biologists and local stream or lake. Encourage COACHtS .of the Paw Paw Lake others working for the Department of others to do the same on other Youth Soccer League played the Natural Resources. Report known SOCCER PLAYER...Jason Kier- waters. Watervliet Ace Hardware team. violations or other problems to them. # nan shows his stuff as Jim # Help obtain public access areas Steve Pulllnt, #17, and Bobby Learn and respect the wildlife YES • Phelan, coach, watches. on lakes or streams to avoid Adams are part of the Ace Hard- regulations and encourage others to trespass on private property. ware team pictured. do likewise, particularly the young •Establish a "conservation trail" NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a Special Election people around you. # and publicize It throughout your Let your news media know you will be held in All Precincts NO • are interested in adequate reporting community. 'Initiate and serve on conserva- of conservation affairs. iRTFORD STH-GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM...member8, front row, from the tion committees In service and •Find a nearby sportsman's club left, are: Amy Jackson, Kristin Banlc, Allison Frick, Cindy DeFord, and Tiffany CITY OF HARTFORD social organizations. that actually worths on conservation Nilson. Standing, from the left, are: Tosha Barrett, Angle Clark, Katie Busch, •Sponsor a "take a kid fishing or (CITY On TOWNSHIP) projects and join it so you can also Amy Brinsfield, Laura Hopson, and Becky Clauser. hunting" day In your area and follow PROPOSITION CONCERNING THE PURCHASE Of A help. FIRE TRUCK (PUMPER) AND RELATED EQUIPMENT TO PROVIDE It up by taking your own or other County of VAN BUREN •Keep Informed on conservation State of Michigan legislation and make your views children outdoors. FIRE PROTECTION FOR THE CITY OF HARTFORD, •Help with conservation projects 1989 Soccer known to your lawmakers. of Scouting, FFA, 4-H, and church ON VAN WREN COUNTY, MICHIGAN •Get Involved In hunter-safety MiOOU SCHOOl training for young people and see groups. •Promote adequate Instruction of SHALL THE LIMITATION ON THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF GENERAL AO that they become not only safe all teachers in conservation and pro- hunters but observe the outdoor VALOREM TAXES WHICH MAY M IMPOSED'EACUqYEAK FOR ALL vide scholarship for teachers to PURPOSES UPON HEAL AND TANGIUE "ft*^ 9* iiatoviAT a farmer friend obtain seed take sumoier-iohierv^tion courses. TUESDAY, NOVHWBER 7,1989 •Obtain recognition for those do- CITY OF HARTFORD, VAN BUREN COUNTY, MKftidAN BE INCREAS- or plants to improve his land for ing outstanding work in the conser- ED AS PROVIDED IN SECTION 6 OF ARTIOf IX OF THE MICHIGAN wildlife In unused areas, working * PEWTER vation of natural resources. AT THE PLACE OR PLACES OF HOLDING THE ELECTION IN SAID CITY/TOWNSHIP CONSTITUTION OF 1963, BUT NOT TO EXCEED TWO MILLS OF Tl/E AS INDICATED BELOW, VIZ: ASSESSED VALUATION, AS EQUAUZED, FOR A TERM Of FIVE (S) Girrone's office MAKE TODAY YEARS, 1990 THROUGH 1994, BOTH INCLUSIVE, WHICH ADDITIONAL mm COUNT TAX SHALL BE USED TO PURCHASE AND OPERATE A FIRE TRUCK Make Today Count, a support group for (PUMPER) AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE SAME TO PROVIDE FIRE PRO- CITY HALI. CoiiMttdflri Report of Condttkm of SteltCliartorllo.442 persons dealing with 19 WCST MAIM STREET TECTION WITHIN SAID CITY? (THIS TAX INCREASE IS CONTINGENT a life threatening Il- HAJtTPORD, Ml 49057 ON THE PASSAGE Of A NOT TO EXOKD ONE MILL PROPOSAL BY lness and their fami- HARTFORD 7TH-QRADE QIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM...inemt>er>, front row, from the left, are: Betsy Smith (standing), Lynne Penhorwood, Anne Bachman, THE TOWNSHIP OF HARTPORD, VAN BUREN COUNTY, MICHIGAN, The State Bank of Coloma lies and friends, will meet at 7:00 p.m. on Sonya Newnum, Kara Rlchter, Shannon Klsh, and Becky Carl (standing). Se- WHICH ADDITIONAL TAX BY THE TOWNSHIP OF HARTFORD IS TO Wednesday, Novem- cond row, from the left: Jodie Cartwright (standing). Misty Dixon, Donna of Cotoou. Mkhifan, at the dot of bofinea Sipiirtif 30,1919 BE USED FOR THE SAME PURPOSES.) ber 8, at Watervliet McQlothlin, Debbie Qreen, April Downey, Tracy Standfill, Jesscia Mortaw, For the purpose of voting on the following two proposals to amend the a member of the Fodorri toon* Sptem. Pobtahed k accortooce vHh a coM mU* by the Community Hospital. and Shawna Pleyer (standing). Constitution of the State of Michigan: Federal Raaoma lank of thb MHct purwant to tha prartfiam of tha Fotforal Roaorve Act SALE PRICES GOOD NOW THRU NOVEMBER 24,1989 PROPOSAL A YES • ASSETS le A PROPOSAL TO INCREASE THE SALES/USE TAX FROM Caah and balancat due from depoutory iwtrtutKmi: Nonintefeft-bearing balance! and corroeqf and coto ,2,999 4< TO 4V2* PER DOLLAR AND CONSTITUTIONAUY A Secorltief IU74 DEDICATE FUNDS FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS NO • Federal fendi aold end feciirltiei perchaaed under acreameeh lo reeaM 5JOO Food and Deli Marl I nant and lea&e financing receivables: The proposed conttitutional amendment would: A Leem end leeaei, eel ef eeeemed Income 1) Constitutionally dedicate to tchoolt: LESS: Allowance for leen and leeie leoef 199 leem end leeaei. net af eneerned income, allowance eed reaema UI9 a. ,/2< increase in sales/use tax; List offtcftt which will aDDMr on ballot Pramiaei end ftaed eaaetf (indedini cepitaliied leeaea) 92 b. CITY/ TOWNSHIP Current statutory revenue sources, including lottery profits Bountiful Savings Other reeleflatao*ned 190 and some cigarette/liquor taxes; Other aaaete *19 c. Leaf & Hershey Increased share of existing sales/use tax (51% to 68%) to MAYOR TOTAL AfSCTI TJM - SPECIAL- Welsh 34 oz. substantially replace annual school approprloflon. CANDY^ THREE ('ii COU*CJ(.jWpplt> LUNCH BAG THERMAL 2) Distribute dedicated funds to school districts as providod by law. LIABILITIES BARS ^ Depoifa; O* HmPi PM Crunchen Emmbera Sandwich. MUG Oar* mm Owdi. nmm Cue. *•' *oq vim 3) Activate increased statutory penalty to deny 100% of state funds CLERK 23,091 Frflo Lay Chtpe. In domeitic officet I • Km. mounot or Hmmm Jo* Cookie end an to schools not adopting core curriculum and improvement plans. ,2,407 TREASURER Nonintereat-bearini I ntef eel-bearing,,,, 21,4*4 I2J* Should this proposal be adopted? ,,, 191 *ith im AfilJEtiftOR Other liabilHiei m WE' TOTAL LIASIUTIB 24,007 £399 COMETS TAKE EDDIES...Lonnie Johnson con- trols a rebound as the Comots took the measure EQUITY CAPITAL Thormn Apple ValleVs y PROPOSAL B CJTY PROPOSAL - PROPOSITJXW OWCERMTMC THE PURCHASE OF A FIRE TRUCK (PUMPER) AMD of the Edwardsburg Eddies last week. Cheeze Kurls Common RELATED KQUJPMEm TO PROVIDE FIRE PROTECTJOW FOK THE CITY OF SMOKY - 1 SNACKS A PROPOSAL TO INCREASE THE SAIES/USE TAX FROM HARTFORD, VAM RfJREM COUMTY, MJCHJCAR. NOVEMBER 3 IS WORLD CHaew Kurt* nmch Kurt* uf Undivided pfofrti end capHal U ChmmU* LINKS 4< TO 6c PER DOLLAR, REDUCE SCHOOL PROPERTY TAXES, ua oi Vol Maq fi.W Total equity capital ..,,,,,,,,9,211 COMMUNITY DAY SET PERMANENT SCHOOL OPERATING MILLAGES NOT SUBJECT CJTY PROPOSAL - CITY CHARTER REVISIOM PROPOSAL The Ecumenical area women of TOTAL UAOIUTIEt, Umiled-LHa Preferred Oteefc, end Metyr Cepttal 27JI3 TO VOTER RENEWAL, AND CONSTITUTIONAUY DEDICATE Coloma, Watervliet and Balnbridge 19 churches will gather at the Coloma FUNDS FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS Memoranda Depoafe of State Money - Michipn Congregational United Church of S h Christ on Friday, November 3, for The proposed conttitutional amendment would: I, Virginia 9tineman. Ceahior, of the ebove-named bonk da hatety dadere thatttwt Rever t ef World Community Day. Condition het bean prepared hi conformance arWi tha matrecSeniteed fey th a Oeerd ef 1) Constitutionally dedicate to schoolt: The worship service will begin at Duracell Gavernorf of tha Federalftaaerw lyaton i h tree to tha baat ef my knowledge end hehef. 1:30 p.m. This year's theme Is "To 2% SLIM JIM a. li increate in tales/ute tax; Pray Is To Risk" and hat been BATTERY b. Current statutory revenue tourcet, including lottery profltt ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL AMENDMENTS OR PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY BE SUBMITTED i VIRGINIA STINEMAN prepared by a team of Korean- - MILK and some cigarette/liquor taxes; .fiiiirr.nirrfiriif American women who have lived im- c. Increased thare of existing tales/ute tax (51% to 75%) te Ma, the undesigned directen, etleat to the correctnaai ef thia Report of CendHion end migrant lives in the United Btatee and have been Involved in adjust- tubttantially replace annual tchool appropriation. THE POLLS of said election will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. dedeie that H haa been examined by ei and to tha beat of eer knawtedge end behef hai ment dlffioultiee and poverty. been prepered in confermence wmi the Mrudiena teed by tha leerd of Seaerneri ef tha 39 2) Reduce property taxet in mott tchool dittrictt. Replace school taxet All women of the area are invited and will remain open until 8 o'clock p. m. ef said day ef election. Federal Roaorve Syatom and la tree end correct with permanent ttatewide millage (9-millt on retidontlal/fann; to the worship service and the 14-millt on butinettet) plut non-voted local mlllage net tubjoct to feliowship hour which will follow ALLEN N, MKER, JI. The Women's Fellowship i* voter rollback. Umit voter-approved increatot to 4-millt. — City/Township Clerk JAMES * nm hosting the service, according to MALCOLM 1 MRS President Joyoe Morlock, ^Bwatebvuet^^l

I PAGE SIXTEEN TRI-CITY RECORD NOVEMBER 1.1989 Wording for the second proposal committees for study. keep abreast of the happenings In relief for homes, farms, and HARTFORD on the ballot is as follows: "Having served In management, I their hometown and be Involved businesses; however, for people who "Shall the limitation on the total feel I can provide the City with enough to help promote the growth Itemize deductions on their federal CANDIDATES amount of general ad valorem taxes leadership that will plan for the of our City and keep it a desirable Income tax, property taxes are Continued from page 1... which may be imposed each year for future, as well as be more decisive." place to live." deductible while sales taxes are not. all purposes upon real and tangible The final candidate for the Coloma The position of City Clerk is a two- Thus, the reduction In these tax- President of the Van Buren County personal property In the City of Hart- City Commission, Lois Ellen Quig- year term. payers' property tax deduction for In- Chief's Association, and on the ford, Van Buren County, Michigan, ley, 61, resides at 466 Church Streett. Those running for re-election come tax purposes will erode the Board of Directors of the medical be Increased as provided in Section She and the late Arthur Quigley have without opposition are City benefit of lower property taxes. and ambulance service. Why does he 6 of Article IX of the Michigan Con- two children: Pamela, 38; and Treasurer Sandra K. Pulllns and City Concerning sales tax, Proposal A wish to serve on the Council? stitution of 1963, but not to exceed Timothy, 35. Assessor Thomas P. Yore. would allow Michigan to continue to "I want to be part of the City, and 1 two mills of the assessed valuation, She says, "As a longtime resident Meldrene Kay Hutchins seeks to have a sales tax rate (4 /f cents) that see Hartford go again." as equalized, for a term of five (5) of Coloma, I have decided to give fill one of two vacant Board of Is lower than the national average Current Treasurer Tod Eftlng, 49, years, 1990 through 1994, both In- something back to my community by Review seats. and lower than the rate In the six and his wife, Linda, are also running clusive, which additional tax shall be running for the City Commission. I Two vacant Constable seats have other Great Lakes states; however, for office. Linda is running unoppos- used to purchase and operate a fire believe the people of our City need a no one running for them. low-Income people would find any ed for the office of Treasurer. Eftlng, truck (pumper) and equipment for fair and Impartial ear and a voice in increase in sales tax, which Is not owner of Efting Construction, is the same to provide fire protection all matters being discussed. Al- deductible on federal Income tax seeking a seat on the Council. He within said city? (This tax Increase is though I am sure not everyone will TAX returns, difficult. has served as Hartford Treasurer for contingent on the passage of a not agree on Issues, nor every issue be Although Proposal B increases STUDENT OF THE WEEK the past five years. to exceed one mill proposal by the solved to everyone's satisfaction, PROPOSALS sales tax 2 cents. It reduces property Angelic Smith has been selected Why is he running for Council? "I Continued from page 1... township of Hartford, Van Buren the majority should be heard. I In- taxes. Again, this does not help low- by the fifth-grade teachers as think that, as a successful busi- County, Michigan, which additional tend to be their voice." Income people who do not own pro- Watervliet's "Student of the Week." nessman, there is a need for Property tax relief: $1.5 billion tax by the Township of Hartford is to Running unopposed Is Barbara perty and who spend a higher pro- Angelic has attended our schools business people to run cities...that reduction in school operating be used for the same purposes.)" Wolfram for City Clerk, Incumbent portion of their Income on taxable since Kindergarten. She lives on is, people with knowledge of mlllage; 38% average reduction for Put simply, will Hartford voters ap- Fred Munchow for Treasurer, and In- Items. Danneffel Road with her parents and budgets and profits. Not only do I homes and farms; 23% average prove a one-mill tax increase for five cumbent Homer Umphrey for City Some studies Indicate that sales a brother, Kris, plus two dogs and own a successful construction com- reduction for businesses; years for the purchase of a new fire Constable. taxes do not deter economic "lots" of cats. pany but I have also owned and Raises up to $355 million In new truck, providing the Township also development; property taxes do. This summer. Angelic played first operated Maple Hill Village, a Hart- money for the 1990-91 school year; approves the proposal? However, If taxes are a factor In base on the Pandas, a local Softball ford trailer park that is run like a Constitutionally guarantees $670 Vote 'yes' or 'no' on these pro- WATERVLIET economic development, studies also team. In her spare time, she enjoys small city, successfully for many million from the General Fund for the posals November 7. suggest that It's the overall level of reading mysteries and humorous years." CANDIDATES 1990-91 school year. Continued from page 1... Pros and Cons to consider about taxes, not one tax or another, that af- books. For Book-It, Angelic com- "I would like to see our City fects development. pleted her October goal of reading at enlarge economically and properly, these proposal: years ago. That is, to use my These are some of the points and least five books. and I feel that if we keep our eyes on COLOMA As far as school funding is con- abilities to assist the City of counterpoints to consider when con- This student's favorite subject is the nickels and dimes to be sure the cerned, the question, apparently, Is Watervliet, to serve the City in sidering Proposal A or B. It Is a dif- math. At school, she also enjoys dollars are in the right spots, this will CANDIDATES whether* or not schools need addi- Continued from page 1... whatever way I can and whichever ficult decision because It Is not a learning to draw and being able to make our City's success a reality." tional funds. They already receive all way that I may be asked. In the last simple one. There are many factors make many friends. Asked what goal Geraldine Walker is running, unop- Coloma Joint Fire Board, 1987-1989; lottery funds and other state sup- two years I have seen considerable to consider besides the Issue of she has set for herself this year, she posed, for the position of Clerk, on the Paw Paw Lake Wastewater port, state opponents to these pro- progress In the City, and I would like sales tax versus property tax and replied that she Is striving to be on which she currently holds. No one is Joint Board, 1986-1989; and on the posals. And, In Proposal A, there Is to play a part In future progress." school funding. the Honor Roll. running for the open seat of CWAEDC, 1987-1989. no new formula established In this Another candidate for a seat on Study the Issues carefully and When she grows up, Angelic Assessor. Why is he seeking election? proposal for distributing education the Watervliet City Commission Is "Several former and current City funds. With Proposal B, the required choose the one, or neither one, you wants to be a doctor or a lawyer. Bartley Rose, a former City Con- officials and employees have urged 2/3 majority to change (which Is feel best suits your needs. stable. Rose, 70, resides with his me to return to the City Commission generally a difficult majority to Our thanks to Rep. Stacey for pro- wife, Edith, at 324 Pleasant Street. HARTFORD and add my sixteen years of ex- reach) may be easy If the change viding this Information. They have two married daughters: perience to the changing City would hurt only the 1/3 highest spen- MECCA HAS GUEST Roxanna Baker of Haughton, Loui- PROPOSALS government. Change can be good ding districts. Thus, high-spending NIGHT Continued from page 1... siana; and Judy Louder of Water- for the City, but change with the In- districts could get less than the Guest night was held on Tuesday, vliet. will make it possible to more quickly sight of experience can, hopefully, guarantee. On the other hand, a October 10, at the home of Mrs. extinguish fires by pumping water avoid past and future mistakes. Rose, a former Watervliet Police minority with a vested Interest could Arlett Richardson of Coloma. Eight Chief, was an employee of the (at the rate of 1,250 gallons per "I have enjoyed representing my block needed changes In the for- guests were present: Bette Latus, Watervliet Paper Company for 20 minute) from both hydrants and friends and neighbors at the City mula. Marcla Cole, Brenda Fulton, Cheryl years and Is a retired police officer ponds and is equipped with a level and am ready to commit myself As for property tax relief, Proposal ORDER OF THE Murray, Jean Postelll, Marcla Van- mounted water gun for fast attack. It to another four-year term." with over 30 years of service. He is A does not address it, in order to Drasek, Renee Furlan, and Erma an active member of the Watervliet EASTERN STAR also contains a tank which holds Also seeking a Commission seat keep the sales tax increase low. Watervliet Chapter #232, Order of Squire; along with one of our lifetime Fire Department, serving as Assis- 1,000 gallons of water. in Coloma are two newcomers, as far Since Proposal A continues to have the Eastern Star, will hold an open members, Jan Bujack. tant Chief for many years. He served Fire trucks, because of their more as City offices are concerned. They schools relying on property tax installation of new officers for A program was given by LaShon limited demand and specialized are August Pupedls Jr. and Lois In the army during WWII. revenues, school mlllage increase 1989-90. Povllaltls and was enjoyed by all. Rose was an Explorer Scout equipment, are expensive. The pro- Ellen Quigley. requests will probably be Inevitable. This will be at the Masonic Temple The next meeting will be at the Leader and assisted with the Boy posed cost of this one is $178,000. August Pupedls Jr., 44, resides Proposal B would provide sub- on Thursday, November 2, at 8:00 home of Mrs. Lorna Stagg of Hart- Financing of the truck will be with his wife, Julie, and their two Scouts. He served as an adjutant stantial and permanent property tax p.m. ford. through both the Township and the sons; Andrew, 11, and Matthew, 9. with the American Legion, Post #338, City by approved millage increase He is employed as an accounting In Watervliet and is presently serving proposals. The funds raised by these coordinator at Indiana Michigan on the Board of Directors of the proposals will be used to make Power, Cook Nuclear Plant. He gives North Berrien Senior Citizen Center. payments over a five-year period. these reasons for seeking a seat on He is seeking election as Commis- The Hartford Fire Department the City Commission: sioner because "i want to help make responds to Just under 200 fire and "I feel the City of Coloma needs to Watervliet a better community to I lye rescue alarms a year, or one every more actively plan for the future. I and work in. i have resided here^aH other day. A reliable and efficient also feel the City Commission needs my life and I would like to see truck will, they feel, help them to to be more responsive to citizen con- Watervliet progress." continue to provide Hartford with a cerns, responding to their questions A Watervliet couple, John and quality firefighting force. rather than referring the matters to Brenda Fulton, are both running for City office. They reside at 261 S. Main Street, Watervliet, with their two sons: Steve, 16, and Keith, 14. 'HAVE YOU HEARD? John, 41, a self-employed contrac- Roth's front loaders rinse better!' tor, Is seeking a seat on the City Commission. . RUTH'S LAUNDROMAT He has these reasons for seeking CENTER ST. (on lh« MD) COLOMA OPEN 7 DAYS election: "With Watervliet being my hometown, It is important to me to become Involved In Issues and deci- sions affecting my family and Automobile Maximum triable* Fixed friends." Model Year Maturity A.P.R. A.P.R. Fulton also Is interested in these "BUCK FEVERr issues: '1 would like to see Hear about the hunter who wont Watervliet attract more industrial 1988 48 Months 10.50% 10.90% thru the whole teason without growth, also more business and eco- an Injury and then, while clean- nomical growth for the downtown area" ing his gun at home, shot off his 1987 42 Months 11.00% 12.25% big toe? We suggest that Brenda Fulton, 37, is seeking the hunters secure a Hunters Acci- position of City Clerk. She is a self- dent policy from the Don Young employed graphic artist. Insurance Agency. Her reason for seeking election? 1986 36 Months 12.00% 13.25% "After recently moving back to the Watervliet area and purchasing a home within the City Limits, my hus- band and I feel it is Important to 1985 24 Months 13.00% 13.75% DON YOU become involved with issues and decisions made concerning us and ^ amuil pcrccr^ r*c m>y vvy quarkriy taied OT ctonfp m the tma# mwjnth treaury bill our family. I feel that if more people mda throuihou! tht term (rf your lorn INSURANCE AGENCY would become Involved with working MAIN ST. together with others, Watervliet's WATERVLIET 463-6773 growth would benefit in many areas." Also running for City Clerk Is in- cumbent Natalie Hartstein. Harts- Our Cookies Are Baked In tein, 50, resides with her husband, Richard, at 309 Sutherland Avenue. A Real Bakery They have six children: Mark, 31; Vickl, 29; Chris, 28; Brett, 25; Col- A I* I' K O V A leen, 23; and Tracy, 19. Hartstein is employed as an office in just one-hour Carmen Bovo will have a decision on your used car loan cupervlsor at the Berrien County Carmen Bow '--V request Ifs that easy. Just sixty-minutes from the time you complete your Department of Social Services. She can put you m the application, Carmen can put you in the driver's seat. has been serving as City Clerk in driver'iieat Watervliet for the past six years. Why is she seeking re-election? r Call 926-8211 today, or stop in to see Carmen Bovo at NBD Bank's office "Since serving as City Clerk, I have come to understand more about the on Red Arrow Highway, near the Ross Field Airport. problems and what is involved in run- ning a City. Each resident should Get going in the right direction. Head to NBfi F&M Bank for all your financial needs. Not A Hollow Tree! NAF!E* GOLD, sum A Bwy One Down DIAMOND EXCHANGE of RegaUr fries For complete the $ Second Dozen Only information call »>!^n|brown |, IHI t

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