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AftMCHAIR quarterbacks Picks of the Week The Record'Dn^r\rH'cs ArmchaiArmrhair QuarterbackOiiartfirbacks continue orobabilitvprobability; ever aware of the falling stars and Purdue at Michigan State rising signs; only these all-seeing, all-knowing, Watervliet at New Buffalo their quest for prognostication perfection led by Coloma at Cassopolis Central Michigan at Eastern Michigan All-American forecasters could be so right and yet Western Michigan at Ball State Major Bob Wallace. Entering the seventh round Lake Michigan Catholic at Hartford so wrong for each other. Stay tuned and see if Notre Dame at Navy this week, our soothsayers endeavor to dodge the Michigan at Purdue they really picked these games or was it just a Dedtroit Lions at Chicago Bears upsets that derail their drive to the Pickers Hall of Michigan at Indiana Fame. They see into the dark, damp Big Ten dream. Next week a full disclosure of the eviden- locker rooms and read between the lines on NFL ce surrounding this year's huge Coloma Comet vs coaches' foreheads. Sifting through the ashes of Watervliet Panthers contest. It's a tale of two cities.
• r* * jpF#; C m - •• Marty Rouse Dave Fennessy Ken Smith Mark Bolin Barb Parker Rob Watervliet, Cassopolis. Watervliet, 6'assopolis. Bob Wallace Mike VanLlnder Watervliet, Cassopolis. Watervliet. Coloma. Har- Lake Michigan Catholic, Watervliet, Cassopolis, Har- Watervliet, Cassopolis. Har- Watervliet. Cassopolis. Har- Watervliet, Cassopolis. Har- Lake Michigan Catholic. Lake Michigan Catholic. tford. Michigan. Michigan tford. Michigan. Purdue. Michigan. Michigan State. tford, Michigan, Michigan Michigan. Michigan State, State. Central Michigan. tford, Michigan. Michigan tford, Michigan, Michigan Michigan. Michigan State. Central Michigan. Ball Central Michigan. Western State. Eastern Michigan. Central Michigan, Western Slate. Central Michigan, State. Central Michigan. Eastern Michigan, Ball Ball State. Notre Dame, State, Notre Dame. Michigan. Notre Dame, Western Michigan, Notre Michigan. Notre Dame, Chicago. Total Points 37. Ball State, Notre Dame. Bali State. Notre Dame. State. Notre Dame, Chicago. Total Points 34. Chicago, Total Points 36. Dame, Chicago, Total Poin- Chicago. Total Points 33. Chicago, Total Points 38. Chicago, Total Points 38. Chicago. Total Points 35. Bo Sox. Record 40-22. Bo Sox. Record 42-20. Bo Sox. Record 34-28. Bo Sox. Record 48-14. Bo Sox. Record 45-17. Bo Sox. Record 44-18. ts 49. Bo Sox. Record 43-19. Bo Sox. Record 40-22.
INSIDE RACK FENCE 7 OBITUARIES 8 For cable & TV listings, see the Rift niRFCTflRY TV PAW PAW JOURNAL 4 Is your name Watervliet firemen called HALLOWEEN rARTftflNS 10 POLICE REPORTS. 8 rnn^wnRn 10 PRESS BOX 11 worth $25.00? the best in the State HAPPENINGS unur l HARflFN 7 ROLLING BACK... 4 SPORTS .. . .11-13 See page 2 See page 3 TV RECORD KADI'C KnilIMN 4 See page 9 LEGAL NEWS ...10 T.V. RECORD TV RECORD LETTERS .... 4 WANT ADS 10 FOR COLOMA HARTFORD WATERVUET TRI-CITY RECORD 25C vol. 102 • No. 43m-RED ARROW EDITION OF THE WATERVLIET RECORD—* Oct. 22,1986
Don't forget to set your clocks back Saturday night! OO^'T FOftcer, wnefM County planners uphold THG CUOCKS AfKS TuAhjBD / YOU golf course condo veto HOUP,
By Ed Trainor sity residential development; The Berrien County Planning but access to the site and Commission recommended protection from flood are denial of a request to rezone serious considerations. 25.7 acres of the Paw Paw Lake Thomas Sinn of Sinn and Golf Course stating that any fur- Associates, St. Joseph, com- ther development of the parcel menting on Anthony's letter said clarification of Planned-Unit should be done as a planned- Development (PUD) criteria is unit development. "This would facilitate a comprehensive plan still needed. "If I interpret it for the entire development that correctly, though, rezoning of would protect the interests of the property might not be HARTFORD SCHOOL BOARD RECEIVES AWARD...James Walls both the Township and the required." Sinn said that George (left), Immediate past Lions Club District Governor, presented Har- developer," Aaron Anthony said Cibula, owner of the golf course, tford's School Board President, Peter Sinclair (right), with an award in his October 16 letter to Town- remains interested in on Saturday evening, October 18, at the VFW Post 93 In Hartford. ship officials. Anthony is direc- developing good, high-quality The award was given In appreciation of the Invaluable services and tor of the Berrien County Plan- housing to take advantage of cooperation extended by the Hartford Schools' Board of Directors to ning and Public Works Depar- the property's location between District 11-B 2 Lions Club of Hartford. A dinner honoring Walls was tment. the course and Paw Paw Lake. held Saturday during which the award was presented. His letter indicated that the The Watervliet Township Township development plans Board of Trustees is expected to target the Paw Paw Lake take up the issue at its monthly Glad-Peach Festival Watervliet VFW meeting November 11. chartered,Post residential area for higher den- set for August 7-9 By Dee Catania According to immediate past president; Mrs. Jack (Harriet; officers elected President of Coloma Glad- Turner, mother of the current A 27-member, chartered VFW James Fortune. A third trustee Peach Inc., Mary Collis, enough Miss Coloma, Leigh Ann Turner, Post 6803 has been formed in will be named at a later date. interest In Glad-Peach activities for secretary; and Evelyn Dill for Watervliet. Watervliet Veterans Meetings will be held the had been generated, and the treasurer. Ballots will be mailed of Foreign Wars met with VFW second Wednesday of every 20th annual Glad-Peach Festival out before the next meeting, State Commander, 7th District, month at 7 p.m. in the com- will be held the weekend of November 19, to be held at the John McGill on Sunday night munity room at the Watervliet August 7-9 in 1987. Mrs. Collis Coloma Township Hall at 7:30 when the newly-formed group District Library. Charter mem- said 32 people attended the Oc- p.m. The ballots will be opened had its first meeting, received bership will be open for 90 days. tober 15 meeting of the Glad- at that meeting. its charter and named officers After that time, members will be Peach Festival Board of Direc- The Glad-Peach Board mem- for the upcoming year. accepted on a regular member- tors. bers had decided that If they got Officers elected were: Com- ship basis. The annual fee is Also, a slate for Glad-Peach no response from community mander, Glenn Openneer Jr.; $15. officers for 1986-87 was ob- members to show an interest in Senior Vice Commander, Any person having served in tained at the meeting held Oc- festival activities, they would CoryDon Clemens; Junior Vice the armed forces and who was tober 15. Those candidates and entertain a motion to disband at Commander, Carl Kraklau; Ser- in combat on foreign soils for WRESTLING BENEFIT...Just part of the cast and crew that took part office for which they were the November meeting. vice Officer, Willis Bouma; which a campaign ribbon has in Saturday's Rory Becht Benefit that featured professional nominated are: Galen Blough, "We had a good turnout and a Quartermaster, Robert Flaherty: been authorized by the U.S. wrestling. Event chairman Jim Noack of Coloma said over 400 tickets Dale Stover, and Joyce Tutton lot of suggestions for activities Adjutant, Howard MacAskill; government is welcome to join. were sold for the matches and raised an estimated $1,500 to benefit for president; Cliff Stevens and and chanoes for next vear's the Becht family. Sponsors of the event were the Coloma Lions and Chaplin, Rev. Harvey Lord; You need not be a resident of James Chapman for vice See GLAD on page 2 Trustees, Roy Seikman and Watervliet. the Aid Association for Lutherans, Salem Lutheran Church, Coloma. We Asked You... What will you be for Halloween?
JESSICA WALLMEIER STEPHANIE HANNERS ERIC PRINCE KELLY MYOTTE JEREMY WARNER AMY HAYES ROBERT BLACK TIMWINSLOW M 'Sheerah...Star Wars." "HugaBunch." "G.l. Joe." "Tweety. "Transformer." "A black cat." A goblin.* 'A skeleton." i TRI-CITY RECORD OCT. 22.1986 Rezoning request Judy Phliiipl named goes back to Twp. 'Employee of the Month' staff resignations or retirements Miss Judy Phillipi, high took place. Some of her summer school counselor, was named By Dee Catania to M-2 parcel No. 11-08-003-0014- scheduling work was with Watervliet Public Schools' "Em- A recommendation by 02-4 since It would be bordered remuneration and some was ployee of the Month" for Oc- Coloma Township Planning on the north and south by In- gratis. Also during the summer. Commission to the Berrien dustrial. Township planners tober 1986. Miss Phillipi was a key member It is appropriate for her to be County Planning Commission could foresee no problems and of the Education Association recognized in the fall of the year for the rezoning of property on will make a recommendation to bargaining team that joined with as acknowledgment for the work Paw Paw Lake Road has been the Township Board on Novem- the Board of Education team in she does to get the school year approved with some additions. ber 3. securing a three-year contract, started. While she has perfor- Coloma Township planners will It is rumored that someone is thus giving a degree of predic- med these tasks each year, refer those additions to the petitioning residents of North tability and security to the recognition of her work is par- Coloma Township Board of Coloma Road in the Little Paw district's planning. ticularly appropriate this year. Trustees. Paw Lake Road area in Now that the school year is During the spring and summer, On September 15, William preparation of constructing a underway. Miss Phillipi Is also PRESENTED...Watervliet School Board President Darrell Day presen- she worked very hard to Bos of Ace Disposal had mobile home park on 16.8 acres making her usual contribution ts Judy Phillipi with a certificate naming her 'Employee of the Mon- schedule high school students received approval for the of land in the area. Coloma and giving a full measure of ef- th'. into class. She came Into the rezoning of his property located Township planners said at least fort to the Watervliet schools. school several times throughout at 6902 Paw Paw Lake Road five acres of the land is in a She Is serving as counselor to the summer to help make ad- from Agricultural to M-2, In- flood plain and a part of it is the high school students In justments In the master dustrial. Bos requested the woods. If a request is made to grades 9 through 12, thus ser- schedule that resulted when change for the purpose of con- construct a mobile home park, a ving a population of nearly 400 structing a building on property public hearing will be necessary students. Additionally, she also No. 11-08-003-0006-06-4 in which and that is at least two months Is teaching a class one hour to store business vehicles and Hartford planners to away. The Planning Com- each day. The responsibilities to repair such vehicles. mission feels enough mobile as high school student council The Berrien County Planning home parks are in the area. Ap- Pre-game party slated for advisor have kept her extra busy Commission approved of the proval has been given for an ex- consider rezoning these past few weeks planning request with the following ad- tension of two parks in Coloma Watervliet-Coloma clash By Phyllss Buechner building to make furniture. They and supervising our ditions: 1) only the east half of Township. at Knights of Columbus There will be a public hearing were granted a variance two homecoming events. the parcel be rezoned to M-2; 2) of the Planning Commission months ago and have been non- In summary. Miss Phillipi has the Township consider rezoning Watervliet and Coloma foot- Wednesday, November 5, 1986, conforming, but they would like given the Watervllet Public ball fans are invited to attend a at 7:30 p.m. at Hartford City Hall, the zoning classification of- Schools some excellent service Is your pre-game party at the Knights of The purpose of the hearing Is to ficially changed. in her sixteen and a half years. Columbus Hall on October 31 determinHat ctrrrt i re* /-iwhethe \kihtnt h\nrr to rezonra-rs-tr->ae a o Name from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Chili and property. GLAD iFrenc h dips wil..IIIl be served. A requesIC^UOOtl haMCJsO beeUCCMn receiveICUCIVCdU There is no specific charge but from Family Tree Woodworks to rEPPTE Continued from page 1 worth donations will be accepted. change the zoning from residen- If you are a fan of the two | , Hght-lndustrlal on the old festival," Mrs. ColHs stated. t a t0 football teams, come on out and Questionnaires listing festival $25? Meyers Storage Building on enjoy the food and friendship ORCHARDS events and activities for which South Street. They are using the before the game. help Is needed were passed out Watervllet, Ml to visitors last week. Those at- Farm Market tending checked areas of In- Open Dally 9 a.m.-7 p.m. terest and activities for which PAW PAW LAKE they would be willing to volun- SOCCER LEAGUE teer time In putting on a festival. Apples Included in the list of activities Sunday, Oct 12,1986 which require time were such Your Choice things as mailing, telephoning DIVISION I and an insurance committee. Roughnecks-Goal Diggers (Rained Out) Red Delicious Harold Bragg of Coloma Stingers 4 Tigers 0 Golden Delicious Community Schools suggested a "Think Tank" committee. DIVISION II JONATHAN Representatives from Coloma Blizzards-Panthers (Rained Out) Hlgtv School, Watervllet Rowdies 1 - Wizards 0 Potatoes, Broccoli, Home-Grown Business Association, Coloma Tomatoes, Cider, Indian Chamber of Commerce, Coloma DIVISION III Lions Club, and WSAM attended Scorpions 6 Sting 2 Corn and Squash the meeting to show support for Earthquakes 3 Blue Demons 0 Glad-Peach festivities. STENO-CLERK...Watervllet Is excited about having the steno-clerical Mrs. Collls will remain as a vocational block back In Its program. Pictured above: fnstructor Mrs. voting member of Glad-Peach Gall Wells, Karla Lang, Stephanie Pica, Sonya Badgley, Teresa Inc. She will be available to help Brumley, Rhonda Craig, Renee Crowder, Chrlstlnea Tarantlno, and In any way possible for next Katrlna Wessendorf. year's festival. Literary Guild meets Is alcohol causing The first fall business meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Leonard Krall, assisted by $25 RECORD READER ENTRY co-hostess, Mrs. Robert Flaher- problems? Enter the Record Reader Refund and receive a $25 refund on any ty. Since the club is celebrating purchase made to a Record advertiser the week your name ap- its fiftieth year, programs have pears somewhere in a Record advertisement. The weeWy winning been replaced by roll calls made name will be drawn randomly and placed within an adver- to stir the memory. These In- tisement appearing that week in the Record. The person whose clude "My Sponsor," "My First name appears has two weeks to claim the refund upon presenting Meeting," "My Initiation," etc. We can help even advertiser receipts or sales slips for an amount of $25 or more and The October meeting was identification sufficient to prove he or she is the registrant. hosted by Mrs. John Danielson. Mrs. Eldon Smith and Mrs. Gor- There is no iimitalion to the number of entries. Entrants must be at least 18 years don Willmeng, associate mem- those who don't of age. Entry forms may be copied or drawn. Entries will be discarded at the end bers, and Mrs. Richard Curtis of each month. Winning entries will not be returned lo the drawing. were guests. NAME Members were reminded ADDRESS & CITY reservations for the Christmas want help. party at Berrien Hills Country ZIP & TEL. NO Club are to be made at the November meeting and to note YouVe tried everything. the change of date. There's no need to wait. Someone you know has a problem The person is ill not bad with a with alcohol or drugs. But you've tried treatable disease. So with Interventibn everything. Everything you know. available, there's no need to wail for What do you do? Try things to gel worse. something you don't Over 90^, of Interven- know. It's called Inter- tions result in the 10.9% INTEREST vention. 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24-Hour CREDIT New Horizoas Crisis Line CURK RKRAl recovery cenfer- 927-5433 1839 M-139 South, Falrplaln Plaza 366 N. Main Street 808 East Front Street Benton Harbor, Ml 49022 COMPREHENSIVE CARE FOR ALCOHOLISM AND OTHER DEPENDENCIES Watervllet, Ml 49098 Buchanan,Ml 49107 616-926-7689 616-463-6570 616-697-6186 PO Box 1264. Benton Harbor. Ml 49022 We serve the community Oflice Hours 9:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.; Mon. thru Frl. OCT. 22.1986 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE THREE Hilltop Orchards and Nurseries sold
system with which to pump By Dee Catania dropping the ornamental nur- testing is necessary for our sawdust sludge into a pallet of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E. sery and devoting time and ef- trees to be certified as virus-free nursery trees. Laura stated the (Laura) Heuser, owners of fort entirely to research in fruit by the state of Michigan." system Is the only one of Its Hilltop Orchards, located at tree development and fruit She went on to explain that kind. It was constructed with County Road 681, Hartford, an- growing. With son Wally's help, viruses are transmitted through silage conveyors and other nounced last week that certain the business was expanded. buds of one tree to another and, mechanical devices. This Is only assets formerly owned by Mrs. Heuser told the Record with modern techniques, it can one of the many mechanical Hilltop have been purchased Hilltop's trees are shipped all be determined whether a tree Is equipment systems Innovated from Its secured creditors by over the U.S. and Canada. They diseased before it is physically by the Heusers to facilitate the The Nursery Corporation. franchise the trees to several evident. The process Is called production of fruit trees and The Nursery Corporation Is a foreign countries as well. They enzyme-linked immunosorbent nursery expansion. new Michigan corporation for- often entertain people from assay. The trees are brought from the med by Paul Scott, Tom Hertz other countries. "They come Mrs. Heuser described the en- fields before the ground freezes. and other Investors. According here to learn, and we learn from vironment at Hilltop as "labor In- It takes three to four weeks to to Information received from the them," she said. tensive." She quoted one of her dig them depending on the corporation, It Is their Intent to professors In college as saying, weather. They are dug by "continue the prior company's 1,800 ACRES "When the sun is out, you had mechanical means and the fine tradition with high quality better be out there." She said it leaves are stripped before going trees, new varieties, and grower Today, the business Is com- has been ten years since she into storage. They must be dug service. They believe that there prised of 1800 acres. "We buy and Wally have taken a in the fall so they can be graded will be many opportunities for and sell land regularly in order vacation. and shipped In early spring. HILLTOP ORCHARD AND NUR- growing and will be more active both the nursery, orchard and to rotate the crops every few A mini-tour revealed a much Dozens of varieties of apple, SERIES...Former owner of in farmer assistance and sales packing operations in the years," Mrs. Heuser said. more complex and technical pear, peach, plum, cherry, nec- Hilltop Orchard and Nurseries, promotion of fruit trees. Wanda future." Rotating Is necessary to keep operation than some people tarine, and apricot trees are Wallace Heuser, is shown with handles all operations in the Hilltop research which has down disease. She has a degree might be able to visualize. After available at The Nursery Cor- his daughter, Wanda Gale, In greenhouse concerning testing resulted In the development and In horticulture, as does daughter a look at the virus-detecting poration. No trees are sold on a Hilltop offices, CR 681, Hartford. for viruses and other duties introduction of many famous Wanda Gale who operates virus- laboratory, a short walk to the walk-In basis. Orders are taken Mr. Heuser will remain with required in keeping the trees varieties will be maintained with detection activities in the cold storage building with Laura by telephone and the minimum The Nursery Corporation as virus-free certified. several promising new and im- greenhouse. and Wanda revealed another order is five. production manager of fruit tree proved varieties planned for Wanda constantly monitors fascinating aspect of the or- early release. The Nursery Cor- the trees for v ruses through a chard/nursery business. The poration Is currently booking very intensive and technical building Is huge, about the size orders for trees to be delivered process which requires the of a football field with bleachers Halloween Happenings in the spring of 1987 and Is now grinding of buds and placing all around, where trees are budding trees for 1988. them In a small plastic dish with stored In a controlled at- HALLOWEEN PARADE driveways when coming to your Those wishing to help in any spaces for each sample. The MAINTAINS STAFF mosphere with temperatures IN WATERVLIET door for a treat. way may call 468-2420 or 468- process is much the same as just above freezing. The trees Watervliet youngsters are in- COLOMA HALLOWEEN 3183. "Help is always ap- that which is used to detect Mr. Heuser said the new com- are stored In Rootgard pallets, vited to participate in a FUN FAIR NOV. 1 preciated at such functions," pany will maintain the staff of viruses in human medicine. The with sawdust sludge protecting Halloween parade in downtown * The 5th annual Halloween Mrs. Leverton said. people presently employed at complete process takes about the root systems. The Heusers Watervliet on Friday, October Fun Fair, sponsored by Coloma the orchards and that no major eight hours. There are 25,000 dif- have devised a color-coded 31, beginning at 3:30 p.m. to 5 Elementary PTO, will be held HALLOWEEN FUN AND TRICK- ferent trees and each and every changes In that area are con- system to allow for efficient p.m. Nov. 1 at Coloma Elementary OR-TREATING IN TRI- tree Is checked. Each tree Is templated. There are currently storage, packing and shipping The parade is being suppor- School from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. tagged according to variety and CITY AREA 175 people employed In the of trees. Each tree is color- ted by the Watervliet Business The fun fair is held in lieu of By Dee Catania business, according to Mrs. types of viruses for which it was coded according to rootstock Association and the Watervliet trick-or-treating on the streets in Heuser. checked. "There are hundreds of and variety. They also have Police Department who will be Coloma city and Township. Hartford residents will have Hilltop relations with univer- viruses," Wanda said. "We only the opportunity to view a designed and built a mechanical assisting in street crossing. Youngsters are urged to attend. need to check for five. All this sities and research stations Children attending and taking Coloma PTO Vice President costume parade on Halloween, worldwide provide valuable In- part in the parade are asked to Pat Leverton said six new October 31, in Hartford. Accor- sights in the discovery of new come in costume. They will games have been added to the ding to Woodside Elementary varieties and rootstocks, and parade through stores and down many varieties which include a School Principal Mary Lou new developments in tree sidewalks on Main Street. fish pond, a cake walk and McDonnell, Woodside students training. A look Into the future Stores participating in the a lollipop tree. There will be a will leave the school at 12:45 will be actively maintained. parade and who will be passing game in each of the 18 p.m. and go to Red Arrow Elementary where they will be Mr. Heuser will remain with out treats to the children will classrooms. The Nursery Corporation In the have posters in the windows. The popular craze maze, with joined by Red Arrow students capacity of fruit tree production Chairing the event is Anne ten colorful and sometimes for a parade, scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. manager, take a more active role Bayer. She asks people who are spooky characters, will again be Parents and residents are en- in sales and grower assistance, willing to help in any way to call part of the fun fair this year. couraged to come and join the and Increase his efforts In the the Record office. 463-3461. Coloma will give away candy fun as the children march from testing, evaluation and Watervliet city and Township to the children. Cider, donuts the school down Main Street to development of new varieties have both granted permission and popcorn for snacking will be and rootstocks. He has traveled Ely Park. for house-to-house trick-or- available. Both Hartford city and all over the U.S. to promote treating during the hours from Game and food tickets, as Township will allow youngsters dwarfing rootstocks which have 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Oc- well as raffle tickets, will be sold to take part in trick-or-treating been known In Europe for tober 31. at the door. A raffle drawing for on Friday, October 31. Specific decades. It would help trick-or-treaters the top prize of $200 and other hours for the traditional Hallo- if residents would turn on a por- prizes will be held at 8:00 p.m. 77-YEAR HISTORY ween activity are 6:30 to 7:30 ch or door light to aid them in Most prizes were donated by p.m. Hilltop's history goes back 77 walking across lawns or in Coloma merchants and others. years when Mr. Heuser's gran- dfather, a self-taught civil BUS SAFETY...Coloma Elementary students, from kindergarten engineer, came to the area from through the fourth grades in Coloma, were presented with a program Chicago. He wanted an orchard. on school bus safety. Students were shown a movie entitled "School He purchased 40 acres of land Bus Rider," followed by a presentation given by Linda Nitz, a and started his orchard. During representative of Blossomland Area Safety Council. the ensuing years, the elder Mr. This program is designed to teach children: 1. the proper, safe Heuser turned the business over way to board and exit from school buses; 2. the importance of good to his son. Gene, who Is now 83 behavior while riding a school bus; 3. the unhappy consequences years of age. He has seen the (accidents) caused by improper conduct on buses. orchard and nursery business grow fropi horse-drawn spray rigs to modern-day mechanization. Gene Heuser Natures Blend Jd established an ornamental nur- UiUwm sery as well as fruit tree produc- tion. 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M^avis ROLLING BACK M Karl's Kolumn Sw THE YEARS say at this point. Submitted by Cindy Young, HARTFORD HIGH REUNION THE WATERVLIET RECORD Seeing as how It was our first assistant librarian at the Water- Komputers and Kudos I have a few minutes, so 90 YEARS AGO time there, I told Marlon I was vliet District Library. Hours: thought I would write about a Riley Stratton, who moved For what it's worth, this entry rules on a page in this going to maintain a relatively Mon.-Frl., 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.; party Marion and I were Invited away from here a couple of kolumn is being written on the week's paper...and win a $25 re- low profile...just wait until next Wed., 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 to recently. It was a reunion of years ago. has drifted back. A p.m.; Record's new computerized fund! year (as the Detroit Tigers keep and Sat, 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. the Hartford High School class brother-in-law came with him, typesetting machine. Called the saying). Then Beth (mistress of of 1940. Those class members and we understand both Phone 463-6382. EditWriter 777011, the machine is Congratulations and best ceremonies) welcomed us to were a little bit ahead of us In families are occupying cottages THE COLOMA COURIER a blend of three computers and wishes to the newly-formed their group, so I did respond to high school, but recently we ran that. at Forest Beach. 90 YEARS AGO a Compugraphic typesetting Watervliet VFW post! May your Into some of them out at Ernie's Married on the evening of Oc- Nick Kibler has put down a machine. The computers allow organization grow and prosper. I said, "One of the ladles In Panel Room south of Hartford, tober 21 at the residence of the tubular well at the corner of Mill us to correct, edit and read copy your class twisted our arms so And congratulations are also and they Invited us to their we would come, and we are bride's mother, Mrs. Albion and Paw Paw streets and topped on a screen before the copy is In order to the Hartford Lions reunion. Smith, by Rev. A.J. Wheeler, it out with a force pump. Krelt- typeset. The computers also having a most enjoyable Club and Its newly-dedicated We sat down to have a were Mr. Ralph Howard Struble ner & Farnum were the builders. provide for changes In type evening. When I talked to the pavilion In Ely Park. Ely Park Is cheeseburger with Larry and guys in your class beforehand, I and Miss Mabelle D. Smith, both Now that there are three of the sizes, styles and widths before rapidly becoming the showplace- Barb Olds, Don and Audrey Put- asked if they would be here, and of Watervliet. pumps placed along the the copy is typeset. And while ney^ and Ruthle Robinson Har- Duane Wigent brought to this business portion of our main one story is being typeset of the Tri-City area, with the most of them said yes; they Vietnam Veterans Memorial and per. What a great time we had wanted to see if Grace Bosker Is office a radish that has already street, why wouldn't it be a good another can be typed into the now the Lions Pavilion. talking, and before we left still as beautiful as always...and served one purpose in bearing idea for the village to procure computer. Ruthle made us promise to I wish to report that she Is." seed for next year's crop; and two or three hundred feet of Of course all this technology come to their class reunion. Much applause and roars of now It will serve another pur- hose to use in case of fire? It depends on how one learns to Kudos as well to the G[ad- It was held on a Saturday laughter...Grace Bosker Wagner pose as a curiosity because of might prove a valuable invest- use the machine...I'd venture to Peach Festival Committee. When they put the word out that night over in Schwarz's was there with her husband, Ed, its giant size. ment of village funds. say there is about 30 feet of restaurant on South Westnedge and they were sitting next to Rube Matrau has moved from The Congregational societies typesetting film in various due to lack of support there may In Kalamazoo. Nice place, and it Marlon and me. Warner Lewis's house in East of this place and Watervliet have wastebaskets in the Record not be a festival next year, more used to be called Chicken You see, Grace was my Watervliet to the house on Sam engaged Rev. H.L. Herbert of building...all with a myriad of er- than 35 persons showed up at the next meeting and showed Charlie's. We had the banquet English teacher at Hartford High Ballinger's farm. Flndlay, Ohio, as their pastor for rors on them. The wasted paper the indefinite future. The is proof that I've been doing the support for the committee and room all to ourselves, with a School, and later we taught Courier extends a cordial exercises in the study book (all Its programs for next year. speakers' table In front, and off together over In Ann Arbor. And 60 YEARS AGO welcome to Mr. Herbert and 71/2 hours of them)...what you Thanks to the fantastic job of to one side, Bud Colman had she Is still a very attractive lady. McKenney Auto Sales, local trusts that his work in this have to take my word for Is the this year's (and former years") brought pictures, memorabilia, Coach Max Johnson and his distributors of Hudson & Essex parish will prove pleasant to him couple miles of copy that has committee. It seems a cinch the and even copies of some of my lovely wife were there also. He cars, received notice last Friday and profitable to the society he just disappeared somewhere Festival will continue as an in- articles on Hartford. Other was coaching at Hartford when of a price reduction of $100 on represents. between the computer screen tegral part of Coloma and the people had brought pictures and we had that magnificent all of the models. This means George and Charles Thom- and the typesetter unit. I swear I area. scrapbooks too. baseball year I wrote of a while the Essex Coach will cost $695; pson and William Huddleston punched all the right buttons, in We enjoyed a delicious buffet back. Hudson Coach $1,095; Hudson will start the 26th on a hunting the right order, and then went Gee, I hope the EditWriter dinner with the class of 1940 We had a marvelous time...so Special Coach $1,150; Hudson trip up north. back and listened to more tape doesn't eat this Kolumn too! and other guests. Chairperson many old friends. I took some Brougham $1,385; and Hudson 60 YEARS AGO recordings to find out what I was Beth McAlpine Warner pictures, but the light was bad, 7-passenger Sedan $1,495. Scott's Barber and Beauty doing wrong. Dave Moser has resurrected welcomed us. She did a great and they did not turn out. I'm not Lon Brooks has purchased a Shop is now resplendent with a I spent a good portion of this his famous (and weird) ELF. The job. Two other persons spoke: the world's best photographer. second truck for use in complete set of new fixtures weekend studying the machine, elfin critter can be found on one was Jim Byers, who now My only hope Is that somebody delivering gravel from the supplied by the Koken Barber the workbooks and the exer- these pages most weeks, saying lives in St. Joseph. He did some got some good pictures. Woody Crest pit. Demand for Supply house, a fine new supply cises...'by golly, I think I've got strange things and doing even reminiscing and led us through Well, I'd better finish this gravel has increased to the ex- cabinet made by the Michigan lt',1 thought. WRONG...Monday stranger things. Some years a quiz, which Beth had put column. Marlon Is having a club tent that he was unable to han- Shore Lumber & Supply Co., and evening I came back to work to ago the ELF made his ap- together, about old Hartford meeting here In a few days, and I dle the business with one truck. a new coat of paint which was do some typesetting...first to pearance on the pages of the days. promised to help her get ready. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Phillips of put on by Arthur Swift. The fix- grace these fingers was Ed Record and the publishers were Then former Berrien Superin- It's a group she belqngs to...I'm North Watervliet are the proud tendent Ray Sreboth spoke, and tures are all of white and the Tralnor's column, 'Press Box'. finally moved to banish the ELF not sure of the name...I think It Is grandparents of a ten-pound shop is as clean and tastily Dutifully and diligently I punch- to some tapioca mine. Well, he had quite a story to tell: called "The Ladles' Drinking and granddaughter, born October 14, "When I was in the U.S. Army in arranged as many shops to be ed the keys, flipped the swit- Dave has cleared away the rub- Terrorist Society." to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schook of Italy In World War II," he said, "I found in the larger cities. ches, flipped the flippers and ble and brought the demon back Sometimes Marlon can dust St. Joseph. The little girl has A mammoth squash raised by kicked the kicker...when all was to light...read him at your own sat under an olive tree and read the house by just taking off her been named Norma George. A. Dannenberg is on display In said and done, 'Press Box' was risk! a book by H. Allen Smith. It was glasses If we are In a hurry, but long gone, somewhere where 'Low Man on a Totem Pole,' 'Life not this time. No, we are talking 30 YEARS AGO the window at Grant's Self-Serve computers stash things so mere In a Putty Knife Factory,' or about varsity cleaning- Miss Patricia Keller, daughter store. This squash measures 60 mortals can't find them. something like that. Anyway, he vacuuming, dusting, etc. And of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Keller of Inches around the long way, 53 Oh well, back to the drawing became one of my favorite my desk Is plied high with junk, South Watervliet, again received Inches around the center, and board or. In this case, the authors." so I'd better get to work. See you high baton twirling honors, this weighs 72 pounds. 30 YEARS AGO keyboard...I'm gonna lick that "One of my very favorite next time. time at LaPorte, Indiana, on Oc- The Indian summer weather thing or my name's not Squash stories by him Is about the time tober 6 and also at the we have been enjoying the past Kanard. he said he would like to rent all Waterland baton twirling con- few weeks spread additional of the old Carnegie Hall in New test held at Coloma on October blessings to Frank Urban of Word of the week...Fructify. York, give a concert, and invite TRI-CITY 13. Coloma. For with the aid of the all his friends." Now he had George Dunham has pur- warm weather, some of his red RECORD REFUND WINNERS... some good friends who were chased from Chester Aspengren raspberry plants In his garden Kathy Thlbeault of Coloma Is guys who had lost their hair. RECORD a 125 x 300 foot lot in the yielded delicious berries. Last the most recent person to col- "Every seat would be reser- Aspengren addition, fronting on (The Watervliet Record) Friday he brought a sample of lect the $25 for finding her name ved, and he would hand out the M-140 just adjacent to the 138 Main Street (USPS669-340) the raspberries Into The Courier. In the Record. Kathy Is one of THE WINNERS ARE...This tickets placing his bald-headed Lucille Hackett farm. Mr. Washington School eighth- five area persons that have col- week's winners of the Watervliet friends so that you could look P.O. Box 7, Watervliet, Ml, 49098 Dunham has plans for erection graders received a thank you lected the cash. Others getting a Business Association's 300 down from the balcony above Phone (616) 463-3461 of a new restaurant to be larger and receipt from the American shopping refund were: Elaine Club are Doug Warman of and their heads would spell out Karl Bayer Editor and Publisher than the former building which Museum of Immigration of New White of Watervliet,Helen Kunst Watervliet and Ida Gale of an obscene word. And he said Anne Bayer....Co-Publisher he owned and operated at the York for their collective con- of Watervliet, Charlene Bunnell Chicago. Drawing this week's that his very best friend was the Bev Uurencig....Typcsetter corner of Main and St. Joseph tribution to the National Shrine of Watervliet and Bonnie Little $100 winners was Marcia Cook. baldest of all...and he would Bonnie Bannen..Proofreader streets. at the foot of the Statue of Liber- of Watervliet. The names of There still are 300 Club tickets place that guy so his head The new varsity soccer team Subscriptions $10.00 per ty. The class will receive a Mrs. Ernest Schuh of Coloma available...and there are plenty WOULD DOT THE I." at Michigan State University citation of merit from the New and Peg Powers of Watervliet of chances at winning cash. On Then, looking right out at me year in Berrien and opened Its season against York organization. slipped by without being found every Monday from now to sitting there In the audience, Van Buren Counties. Michigan Saturday morning, In time. Christmas there will be two $100 Ray Sreboth said, "If I could do winning 3-1. On the starting Submitted by VI Vlscuso, Elsewhere in Michigan The $25 cash refund for cash drawings, plus the Christ- that, rent Carnegie Hall and the lineup was Jordan Tatter, son of assistant librarian at the Record readers Is still going mas bonus drawings on whole thing...I would seat Bud is $13.00. Out Dr. and Mrs. Henry Tatter and Coloma Public Library. Hours: on...there's a new name and win- December 20. Get your ticket Davis so he would dot the I." of state is $15.00. sophomore at the University, Mon.t Wed., and Frl.t 10-5:30; ner each week. But you can't from any WBA member or at the Roars of laughter...you know Second class postage paid at who plays right fullback on the Tue. and Thurs., 1-5:30 and 6:30- win If you don't enter...see the Trl-Clty Record office. what Rodney Dangerfleld would .. .Waterlvlet, Ml., 49098 varsity team. 8:30 p.m.; and Sat, 11:30-5 p.m. OCT. 22.1986 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE FIVE Audit shows Watervliet School budget is healthy Hartford Twp tables By Karl Bayer ed revenues exceeding expen- road work bill Watervliet Public Schools ditures by nearly $70,000. Wat- spent more than It took In last son told the Record revenues for year. Revenues for the year 1985 this year would be an estimated By Phyllss Buechner totaled $2,975,000 and expen- $3,470,000 and expenditures in a pre-construction Hartford Township Board ditures hit the $3,143,000 mark. would be an estimated agreement. Trustee Madonna members discussed at length at But the general financial health $3,400,000. Chllds advised the Board she their regular meeting held Wetl- of the district Is good and the Shane told the audience that had two meetings with William nesday, October 8, a bill they school administration stayed of the $3.4 million, all but Camburn, County Engineer with received from the Van Buren within the guidelines of accep- $200,000 was committed to the Road Commission, and he County Road Commission. The table accounting and fiscal pro- salaries, operating costs and agreed that these repairs should bill, for $5,802.50, was for cedures. That was the message maintenence. He said the WATERVLIET HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS.. have been Included in the repairing the weak road base on the Board of Education got at its Finance Committee would be Recently-elected Student Council officers for the 1986-87 school original contract. Pinery Road and was not In- regular meeting, Monday,Oc- meeting October 27 to revise the year at Watervliet High School are from left: Chris Tarantlno A motion to pay the bill was cluded In a paving contract tober 13, from its auditors. budget and to make recommen- Treasurer, senior Brian Coon, Vice President, junior; Todd Day defeated. A motion to pay a por- drawn up earlier this year. Karen English of the firm of dations on how to spend the President, senior; and Angle McVay, Secretary, and a sophomore. tion of the bill, the amount left Already paid has been $4,351.88 Gerbel & Company of St. Joseph money. after the pre-construction told the Board members the Board member Pres Olson deposit was subtracted, died for audit showed the district in commented, "It's important for lack of support. A third motion, good shape. She said the everyone to realize how little to ask for credit toward future figures showed the district had money the Board has to work Coloma School Board action projects for the portion already a fund balance of $425,728. She with." paid and to give the Township a added the balance should be in Board President Darrel Day Jr. release from obligation for the added, "The Board controls The following business was following transactions: 1. Ac- a replacement high school the $500,000-750,000 range or 2- balance of the bill, was also transacted by the Coloma cepted the audit report by special education teacher at a 3 months of operation costs. about 7% of the money; all the defeated. The matter was finally School Board Monday night, Oc- Robert Baxter & Co. as presen- prorated salary of $14,671.80; 2. Board members accepted the rest is in fixed costs." tabled for action until the tober 13, 1986:1. The 1987 ted; 2. Approved a resolution to Authorized supplemental con- audit report unanimously. November meeting. graduation date was set at Sun- borrow $900,000 against the tracts for teachers for the 1986- Member George Shane com- STUDENT COUNT In other business the Board day, May 31; 2. A request for a operation portion of school 87 school year for extra duties mented that the audit showed Watson told the Board of tabled another matter until a club activity trip was approved taxes for school operation ex- as class advisors, club advisors, the district was stable financial- Education earlier projections of committee meeting could be for the high school trip to Disney penses until such time as tax noon supervisors, and to be In ly but not rich. a drop in enrollment turned out held to discuss at length World In the spring of 1987, with monies for the 1986 tax bills charge of various activities In- Superintendent Bruce Watson to be high. He said actual whether or not to accept a bid. Ronald Drum as class sponsor. become available from the cluding yearbook, plays and commented the Board knew it enrollment was down about 16 The bid was for the sale of land Permission to prepare a lowest of five bidders. National audio-visual aids at salaries ac- would spend more than its students from last year and that owned jointly by the Township the official count for this year package of trip activity plans for Bank of Detroit at 4.37%; cording to the schools' adopted revenue and that the spending and the City of Hartford. The would be 1,270. He said earlier junior high school academic 3. Approved a vocational equip- salary schedule; 3. Reaffirmed was by design. He said projec- land was the site, of the City- predictions had enrollment fall- students by the building prin- ment matching fund grant for by resolution the appointment tions for this school year show- Township Hall and Fire Station cipal, John Yelding, was gran- equipment for the vocational of John Yelding as Coloma Jun- ing by 30 students. and the building burned down In ted. A request for approval for a education department of ior High School Principal and 1972 and the land has been band trip was tabled until the $54,217.09 of which the state Use Erickson as Coloma Middle vacant. Three bids had been band director presents the will pay in matching funds School North and South Prin- received. The two top bidders request to the Board In person. $27,108.55 and Heath Corp., cipal; 4. Adopted a resolution af- were only $10.00 apart and the (He was involved in a band ac- $19,578 plus one computer, firming the policy of excluding Township Board felt it should tivity and was unable to attend monitor and cable. The total students from attending classes go back to committee for review. the meeting Monday night.); 3. cost to the Coloma school who have not complied with the Sale of the land is contingent The Board voted to have all ac- system will be $7,530.50; 4. state law for Immunization after Video cassettes upon agreement by both the City counts for student clubs and ac- Amended the school system's the third week of October, until Council and Township Board. available at Library tivities maintained by the school General Fund Appropriations such time as they have com- Township Board members business office in order for the Act from $8,331,062 to plied. 5. Adopted a permanent passed a motion to require Board to Identify and control $8,322,775 for a change of policy for an annual meeting anyone requesting a Farmland New vldeocassettes for the funds of all school clubs. The $8,287. pertaining to Chapter I, to Agreement under Public Act 116 month of October at the Water- agreement Included a Other general business tran- which parents of all children in to submit five copies of all vliet District Library are: stipulation that any funds sacted by the Board Included: 1. the program are invited. Such a papers submitted. "Casablanca," b/w, 103 min.; remaining at the end of the Approval to hire Nancy David- meeting Is required as a provision Wayne Rose and Douglas "Close Encounters of the Third school year remain the property son, a recent graduate of of Chapter I. Meachum were appointed to the Kind," color, 132 min.; "Funny of the club. A committee with Western Michigan University, as Board of Appeals. STUDENT OF THE WEEK Girl," color, 155 min.; "Karate Jean Chandler, the Board Eric Megna is the son of Cyn- Kid," color, 128 min.; "On president, Norma Somers and thia Pascoe. He has two older Golden Pond," 109 min.; Charles Nelson will determine sisters. Eric is an afternoon kin- "Oklahoma," color, 140 min.; how funds raised by an in- dergartener in Mrs. Hays' room. "The Pink Panther," color, 118 dividual student for a specific "Beauty Is In yourself, min.; "Witch's Night Out," color, event are to be handled If the Good deeds, happy thoughts 30 min. event Is canceled; 4. The Board Assorted patterns, puzzles, *The Meating Place" That repeat themselves accepted the administration's DOUBLE COUPONS PHONE In your dreams. records, cassettes, magazines recommendation that all Inter- •UP TO 35' OFF! 4634127 In your work, and photo copying are available nal accounts at the Junior high And even in your rest." at the library. Free library cards school be combined and con- NEW STORE for Watervliet city, and Water- HOURS; by E-Yeh-Shure solidated Into the junior high MCXV-WMI. 8-8 This poem describes Eric's at- vliet and Bainbridge Township school general fund account. Thurs. S«t. 8-9 Sundj* 8-7 titude toward his friends and residents are available by In financially-related business school work. He is a friend to registering at the desk. Use your the Board approved the everyone. public library. QUALITY MEATS & GROCERIES Comer Forest Beach Road & Old M-140. Watervliet | Or. Cynthia J. ^ ADVERTISED PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY THRU SATURDAY YOU FORGOT WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES THE MONTHLY I GARRONE REPORT? ! Chiropractor S.O.A. SWIFT PREMIUM^ HARD SAljj Farm and business insurance 463-3436 HORMElj often requires a monthly repor- CHOPPED HAM. ting form for variable Inven- STEAK tories. Failure to file It ac- New Office DEER HUNTERS- curately and promptly can result Have your deer processed at In non-payment of loss claims. Spragues. 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Hartford. Red Arrow Highway Sl 463-3164 ggl 3S7 N. MAIN • WAIfERVLIET _>62J4024bmb TRI-CITY RECORD OCT. 22. 1986 PAGE SI\jir\X Open house to unveil My View From plans for US-31 project Spring Hill The final designs of the plan- final design of this segment of ned US-31 four-lane divided US-31 and discuss the schedule By Millie M. Kennedy freeway from Walton Road north for right-of-way acquisition and to Interstate I-94 In Berrien construction. County will be discussed at an Because no formal presen- FOLIAGE COLORS leaves grow and more open house on Thursday, Oct. tation will be given, citizens are feSf Although the leaves of most chlorophyll Is manufactured the 30. Invited to stop in at any time trees and shrubs are green, leaves take on the green color The Michigan Department of during the Indicated hours and some plants do have leaves that that we expect from that tree Transportation (MDOT) will hold meet with MDOT staff. have other colors. Such plants Schwedler's variety of the Nor- the open house from 3:30 to 5 Further Information and with variegated foliage, those way maple is an example of this. p.m. and from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at assistance on the project or any with permanently red or yellow In the early spring It Is a brilliant the Sodus Township Hall, 4056 other transportation planning BOSS'S DAY AT WATERVLIET POST OFFICE...on October 16 was foliage, or those with colored red but as summer comes, the S. Pipestone Road. project Is available by calling celebrated by postal employees sharing breakfast with Watervllet's foliage for a short time In the color gradually fades into a dull, Purpose of the meeting Is .to the department's public Postmaster Frank Wunderllch. spring or fall, are the plants that reddish-green. provide area citizens with an hearings officer, Philip J. Shown at the breakfast buffet are from left (front row): Diane Tor- a gardener can use to enhance The Norway maple Is at first a oDDortunlty to see plans for the Chisholm, at (517) 373-9534. torelli, Debbie Brown, Pam Brazda, and Ann Hlstop. Back row: Lewis the color and to fashion an In- clear yellow, because the yellow Fellows, Muriel Fellows, Sandy Hlbnar, Frank Wunderllch, and Vicki teresting view every season of flowers appear before the Frank. the year. leaves. As the flowers gradually Leaves are green because fade, the green leaves appear English curriculum at they contain a complex material and the tree changes In a few Entry forms available for called chlorophyll, a material days from yellow to green, still a that is essential to the growth of lovely and striking color in the all plants. An exception, and landscape. Such color changes Coloma High School Miss Coloma contest there is always an exception. Is are seen everywhere in the the saprophytes and a few spring. The Coloma High School con- Coloma High School cafeteria The 1987 Miss Coloma parasites, for It is through the The United States is for- English department bases its r and auditorium, a tea will be writing text tor the high school,jtest forms f ® action of the chlorophyll that tunately located In one of the position on writing instruction held for the contestants and "English Writing and Language Colom" a High School office. The the plant can manufacture the few regions of the world where on the Michigan Council of their mothers or guardians. The Skills," published by Harcourt. deadline for the forms is food it needs from crude brilliant autumn foliage prevails. Teachers of English Standards tea will begin at 2:00 p.m. with Brace, & Jovanovich, Inc. The November 3, 1986. Each con- chemicals in the presence of There is only one small region of for Writing Programs. refreshments being served and decision to use this series was testant must be at least 17 years heat and light. Chlorophyll is autumn coloration In the The goals of the writing com- a preview of the latest in formal decided upon for the following of age but not more than 21 continually manufactured in the Southern Hemisphere, and that ponent of the English wear fashions, the newest reasons: 1. The series frequently years of age and never have leaf and at the same time Is is in South America. In the Nor- curriculum at Coloma High make-up trends and a color uses literary models by been married. destroyed. thern Hemisphere, a large sec- School are: 1. to provide every established authors to serve as This year's contest is being analysis. There are two general groups tion of eastern Asia, including student with the opportunity to The 1987 Coloma contest will a guide for the student's own sponsored by the Coloma Lions of coloring pigments in the leaf central and northern Japan and develop the basic skills of com- be held on February 15, at 2:00 writing; 2. The series gives the Club, with Chairpersons Wayne with the chlorophyll. These are a small part of southwestern position needed for successful p.m., at the Coloma High School student suggestions to help and Deborah Kreitner. the carotins (yellow coloring Europe, is where brilliant fall written communications of dif- gather ideas and information for On November 9. at the auditorium. pigments) and anthocyanin (red coloration happens. Areas that ferent types; 2. to provide the a specific assignment; 3. The coloring pigment). Both are are extensive deciduous forests student with the opportunity to series presents revision usually present; however, they and have considerable rainfall develop the necessary com- questions following writing are masked by the chlorophyll. have the climatic conditions to munication technique which will assignments. Thus the student However, sometimes this produce that lovely enable him/her to go beyond the will obtain practice in revising delicate balance is upset and phenomenon of nature - the basic composition skills; 3. to SOSPIuuntSL his/her writing; 4. The series SPECIALTY the yellows appear in the so- autumn coloration of deciduous provide the student with the op- Ntwtenyport presents motivational devices AM* called "yellow-leaved" varieties. foliage. portunity to develop the advan- TOYS such as photographs and 9634600 The red leaves of some of the ced writing techniques and and clustering to help in choosing Man-Sit Japanese maples are examples systems with which he/she CHILDREN'S writing topics; 5. The series is a of red-colored foliage. Is your Name might produce creative and sequential program that will be BOOKS FfitMB As you know, some young technical writings. used throughout the entire high leaves in the spring are either The English department at worth $25? school English curriculum; 6. red or often yellow, but as the Coloma High School will ac- The material in each book of the complish these objectives by series is arranged in a logical presenting and having the sequence which takes the Van's Medical Equipment student practice various types STOREWIDE SALE student a step at a time to a of writing to develop his/her 1126 E. Napier, Benton Harbor, Mich. 925-8267 final goal — a finished com- We thank all our new friends for your support skills. In addition, since the pur- Between Orchards Mall & Fairplain Plaza position; 7. The series used We invite everyone to enjoy 10% off AH ITEMS In pose of writing is to express methodology that Is currently in our store. Now thru October 31. ideas, the student will be ex- use in the AWARE program such posed to various literary works SHOP AND SAVE NOWI as sentence combining, slot- Your complete home which are recognized and Have you seen our new dott houses? ting, etc.; 8. The series is in use valued in our society. These in other high school English literary works, in addition to THE TOY COMPANY programs within the state which being models for good writing, Downtown St. Joseph are recognized for their ex- Health Care Center will also be used as a means of cellence. stimulating the student's critical thinking process. Since writing encompasses all parts of Consolidated Report of Condition of State Charter No 442 society, the student will be presented with and will practice various types of writing. The The State Bank of Coloma student will be shown the pur- How did you poses and uses of these types of writing: expository, narrative, descriptive, etc. of Coloma. Michigan at the close of business, September 30,1986 Because good writing also state banking institution organized and operating under the banking laws oi this Stale depends on the correct and ef- and a member of the Federal Reserve System Published in accordance with a call made sleep last night? fective use of grammar, syntax, by the State Banking Authority and by the Federal Reserve Bank of the District. and paragraph construction, the Dollar student will be presented with Lie down ana youn discover mat there are no lumps or ASSETS amounts in any necessary reviews in these Dumps on a Somma Mattress No hard spots Ananoannov Cash and balance due from depository institutions Thousands mg pressure points Because there are no metal springs areas. Testing will be used to 2.079 pushing up against your body determine the starting point of Noninterest-bearmg balances and currency and com 14.253 So hurry m todqy ana buy a Somma YOu'll wake up 'eel the review. The English depar- Securities mg great And isn'l that why you go to Ded0 DROWSE tment has selected, as the major Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell 1 500 Loans and lease financing receivables: Loans and leases, net of unearned income 8,596 LESS: Allowance for loan and lease losses 93 Loans and leases, net of unearned income, allowance and reserve. 8.502 PLEASE remises and fixed assets (including capitalized leases. 52 Specially Pay Your Other real estate owned 210 Other assets. 512 Priced SUBSCRIPTION! TOTAL ASSETS 27108 from LIABILITIES WHEN IT IS $299 Deposits. In domestic offices 23.802 Noninterest-bearmg 2,618 Interest-bearing 21.184 . 187 Other liabilities 23.989 DUE TOTAL LIABILITIES Postal regulations requite EQUITY CAPITAL second-class subscriptions Common stock . . 300 be paid in advance...when Surplus 1,000 Undivided profits and capital reserves , 1,819 your subscription charge Total Equity Capital 3,119 is overdue, we have TOTAL LIABILITIES. Limited-Life Preferred Stock and Equity Capital. 27 108 no choice but to Memoranda - Deposits of State Money - Michigan NONE
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We. the undersigned directors, attest to the correctness of this Report of Condition and LAYAWAY BILL declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief has FURNITURE AND WATERBEDS will be greatly been prepared in conformance with the instructions issued by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the State Banking Authority and is true and correct, 3 Levels of Giant Showrooms APPRECIATED ALLEN W. BAKER JR. 6671 Red Arrow Hwy. JAMES W. 0RWIG Coloma, Ml 49038 MALCOLM S. ROSS 1 6 TUM., Wed., Frl. 9-7, Thuffc. !• Sal. 9-5 THANK YOU HOURS: Mon. (G ) 468-5200 PAGE SEVEN OCT. 22.1906 TR1-CITY RECORD Leedy-Enos vows spoken if The Back Fence Lana Renee Leedy and John Angle Walker of Eau Claire was Allen Enos, both of Coloma, the bridesmaid. Renee Buskirk. were united In marriage on Coloma. was the flower girl. Saturday. October 18. at the They wore identical apricot First Congregational United gowns. The ringbearer was By Anne Bayer Church of Christ. Coloma. Jovani Jovannoulc of Coloma. The Rev. Paige Birdwell, the The bridegroom is the son of church pastor, performed the Robert Enos. Blue Star Highway, I guess the one important I can well imagine that the life candlelight, double-ring Covert, and Nancy Enos, On- thing that we all, who live in this expectancy of a Michigan ceremony at 5 p.m. tario Street, Coloma. His best grand and glorious state, must weather forecaster Is not too The bride is the daughter of man was Rusty Jones. St. live with is the unpredictable long. Most of the time I feel that William Leedy, Hagar Shore Joseph, and the usher was Ron Michigan weather. If these people were given win- Road, Coloma, and Diane Robinson of Bridgman. Soloist I also think the tourist travel dows. their reports would Hoover, Colfax Avenue. Benton was the bride's aunt. Brenda guides for the state are missing become more accurate, just by Harbor. She wore a full-length Kniebes. the boat by not proclaiming the the fact that they could look ivory gown of taffeta with an A dinner reception was held advantages to sharing all types / outside and notice the change overshlrt of nylon featuring Mar- at 7 p.m. at Camp Warren. of weather with the family on a that has occurred in the weather tha Washington sleeves and a The bridegroom is a graduate vacation. All you have to do is within the last few minutes. lace yoke. Her shoulder-length of Covert High School. He is pack carefully and enjoy the These poor people are trying veil was held by a wreath of tiny employed as caretaker at a beautiful seasons of this state. to provide an up-to-the-minute, roses. She carried a cascade of Hagar Shores apartment com- So what if It all comes In one responsible report and without a lilies, roses and baby's breath. plex. The bride attended Niles window that is impossible. A day. Tracy Leedy of Coloma, sister High School. The couple will Changes In the weather can person cannot even judge the of the bride, was maid of honor. reside at 6170-2 Hagar Shore be exciting and beautiful...the weather by the coat he/she Road, Coloma. color of a tree just before a wears in to work in the morning, cloudburst, or the billowing of a because you could need one for cloud burdened with snow. all seasons by the end of the Yes, we do have it all in this day. Zip-in, zip-out linings are really a neat idea. state. When we talk about the dif- ferent seasons of the year, we Welcome are definitely talking Michigan but we. here in this state, could Mr. and Mrs. Edward McVay actually say the different are proud grandparents. A son LUCY & ME...Larger than life, loveable, huggable teddies had heads seasons of the week and not be was born September 8 to the turning for a second look on Main Street In Hartford on Friday last too far off base. proud parents, Robert and week as they prepared to leave Old World Gardens for tours to Our utility bills climb during Michelle McVay. He has been various places in local communities. Among scheduled stops for the winter months to exor- named Marc Luchtman McVay. Lucy and her partner, Me, were Red Arrow Elementary School In Har- bitant rates and the reason for tford, the pediatrics ward at Community Hospital, Watervliet, and that is they are covering their Ed and Mary Ann enjoyed Pre-School Learning Center in Coloma. The cute twosome, Enesco own area. By raising everyone a their week's stay in Flint with Lucy & Me bears, was sponsored by Old World Gardens. flat rate they can allow for the Bradley, who is four, and his summer temperatures in one folks. Robert McVay has accep- area and also feel everyone is adjusted to a fair price when the ted a position as civil engineer cold spell hits on the other side for Gainesville, Florida, and will of the state. Actually the best be moving in thirty days. St. Joseph annual Bazaar way to make sure you are paying for just what you used on any white elephant and bake sale St. Joseph Catholic Church particular day is to keep a daily Guest soloist at Central tables. diary and log all of the heat you of Watervliet is sponsoring its A delicious luncheon of chili, did use. But, If the rest of you annual fall bazaar, the weekend hot dogs, chips, beverage and are like me, to read a meter Assembly of God Church of October 25, from 10 a.m.-6 dessert will be available. would boggle the mind of good p.m., and October 26, from 9:30 The bazaar will be held in the She has also made several ap- developed a diet seminar which ol' Siggy (Freud). Bonnie Dalaba from a.m.-l p.m. St. Joseph Catholic Church pearances for television and she has presented to many Oh Michigan, My Michigan, Kalamazoo will be guest soloist There will be crafts, plants. basement. women's groups. even our state flower will con- this Sunday, October 26, at Cen- radio. With contagious enthusiasm. tinue to wilt under these tral Assembly of God, 6801 Ryno While in concert. Miss Dalaba Miss Dalaba communicates weather variations. But the state Road. Coloma. In the morning shares experiences about her through music her love and bird hangs in until the last leaf worship service at 10:30, she will life-changing weight loss of commitment to Jesus Christ. r has fallen. sing two gospel renditions, more than 100 pounds. She - says, "This was a victory only Rev. Loren Beans, pastor of This past week on Tuesday while in the evening service at Central Assembly, Invites the we went through all of the 6:00, she will present a full God could give to me." From public to attend the services. r:- • seasons of the year in one day. gospel music concert. this experience, she has Even on the way to lunch we Miss Dalaba's musical were being pelted with hail-like background Includes singing sleet. Boy, did my tennis shoes with the Ohio Teen Tempos and ever get wet, but the jogging suit "New Song," a traveling ministry held up real well. I never seem to group from Southeastern have on the right coat or the 95 "A FAMILY AFFAIR ON WHEELS" i College, Lakeland, Florida. In 5567 Red Arrow Hwy. P proper dress. It's a good thing wK addition, her concert ministry Stevensille. Ml 49127 f I'm not a betting person. has taken her throughout the 4:9-7700 4 Now I do realize in the sum- United States and Europe mer that to go to the beach one singing at camps, retreats, con- Moonlight Madness Hits must wear a swim suit, but every ventions, and local churches. 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OCT. 22,1986 PAGE EIGHT TRi-CITY RECORD HARRY HOSMER ficer, Robert S. Andrews was OBITUARIES Harry Hosmer. 46. of 22469 Police and Fire News charged following a traffic stop 69th St., South Haven, formerly into a tree to wait for his prey. on Main Street. of Coloma, died Thursday, Oc- After a short time. Stair fainted MERLIN JONES Officers John Pokagon and tober 16, at Mercy Division and fell 15 feet to the ground. COLOMA - Merlin L (Pappy) Allen Dill report the arrest of a Hospital, Benton Harbor. He was admitted to South Jones, 85, of 4766 Arbor Ave.. Chicago man on OUIL charges The body has been cremated. Haven Community Hospital for Coloma, died Wednesday, Oc- early Sunday morning. Accor- There was no visitation. COLOMA POLICE REPORT injuries sustained In the fall tober 15, at Shoreham Terrace ding to the officers, the Berrien Graveside services were held CITY: Three juveniles have which Included fractured ver- Nursing Home, St. Joseph. County Sheriff's Department Tuesday, October 21, at Harwick been apprehended In connec- A memorial service was held tebrae. fractured ribs and Cemetery, Mattawan. Calvin tion with the October 8 van- had received a report of a Monday at 11 a.m. at Dey-Florln multiple sprained muscles. possible drunk driver and had Funeral Home, Hartford, was in dalism at Coloma High School. Chapel, Florin Funeral Service, Stair, according to his relayed the information to the charge of arrangements. Warrants for the three are being daughter, Mrs. Lloyd (Linda) St. Joseph. Memorials may be officers. Mr. Hosmer was born May 30, sought. They are not students of made to Muscular Dystrophy. Taylor of Coloma, lay on the A traffic stop was made as a 1940. in Benton Harbor. He was Coloma or Watervllet High Mr. Jones was born June 11, ground until 6 p.m. on Saturday. result of the information and a construction worker. schools. His wife became concerned 1901, In Rolling Prairie, Ind. He Freddie L. Williams was Survivors include: his wife, According to Coloma City over his not returning from hun- was retired from General charged. the former Juanita Smith; a Police, the cost to remove spray Telephone Co., In Indiana, ting and called two friends of Officer Scott Richcreek re- son, James Hosmer at home; paint from the outside walls and where he was plant manager. He Stair's. Donnie Tanner and Bill ports charging a man with five sisters — Mrs. Jess windows at the school was Drake. The two men found the was a veteran of the Navy. Sur- DWLS early Monday morning. (Dorothy) Shaw of Waukena. $400. Restitution for the injured man and summoned an vivors Include: his wife, Patricia; According to the officer, the Calif., Mrs. Jimmy (Wanita) damages will be sought. Police one son, Jerls of St. Petersburg, ambulance. charges followed a traffic stop Smith of Berrien Springs, Helen are still Investigating incidents Fla.; and one grandchild. Because of the location the in which a computer check Nearn of Harvey, III., Mrs. Alan of street signs and other signs ambulance could not get to the revealed a suspension. ^Harriet) DeRoo of Grand Rapids being spray painted and victim. A four-wheel drive The driver was released after and Mrs. John (Bernice) Urban of removed from their locations. RAYMOND CLASSEN vehicle was obtained and a mat- posting bond for the offense. THE GIFTS FROM THE TOWNSHIP: According to HARTFORnamrunuD -- Raymonnay„.un«d v^|W Ha^r; a^a brother, tress from his house in order to HEART...Shop at 39 W. Main Coloma Township Police, the Leonard Classen, 60. of Paras - ^hude Hosmer of Higbee, Mo. get Stair to the ambulance for Street, Hartford, is now open for following persons were arrested Hill Drive, Hartford, died transporting to the hospital. business. The shop is owned by the week of October 15-22. Tuesday, October 14, at Borgess Mrs. Taylor said her father Darlene Serratos. Arrested on OUIL charges were: Medical Center, Kalamazoo. TINA CAMERON was unconscious for about two Darlene is shown inside the Mary Darlene Griffin, Timothy The funeral was held at 2 Mrs. Tina Cameron, 72, died hours. When regaining con- shop where there is a wide Osborn Wright, and Gary Wayne HARTFORD POLICE REPORT p.m. Thursday at Salem Wednesday, October 15, at the sciousness he began yelling for According to Hartford Police variety of gifts for children and Lutheran Church, Coloma, of home of her daughter, Mrs. Ellen Gardner. help but was- not heard. He also adults. Gift selections range Arrested on a charge of OUIL, reports, a large American flag which he was a member. Haag of Benton Harbor. had a hard time battling the valued at $40 was taken from from jewelry to ceramic items, Bowerman Funeral Home, Eau The funeral was held Saturday second offense, was Bobby mosquitoes while waiting for atop a pole in the front lawn of a stuffed animals, and dolls of all Claire, was in charge of at 10 a.m. at St. John's Catholic Darrell Gibson. someone to find him. kinds. A large selection of Donald Frederick Marutz was residence at 510 Hopkins Court. arrangements. Burial was In Eau Church, Benton Harbor. Burial Christmas Items will be was In North Shore Memory charged with violation of restric- Hartford. Beverly Hampton of Claire Cemetery. Memorials tnat address reported October available in the very near future. may be made to the church or to Gardens. Liturgical prayers ted operator's license. Mary Denise Devine was cited 18. at 10 a.m., that the flag was the Borgess Heart Club. were recited Friday evening at WATERVLIET POLICE REPORT to appear on a charge of noisy removed sometime between Oc- Mr. Classen was born July 19, Kerfey & Starks Funeral Home, Police here investigated two animals (a constantly barking tober 17 and 18. 9:30 a.m. The 1926, In Chicago, III. He was St. Joseph. Memorials may be separate incidents of van- dog). incident remains under in- employed in the finishing depar- mad® to Berrien County Cancer dalism. According to Officer Vic WATERVLIET PUBLIC Michael Charles Harper was vestigation. tment of the Watervllet Paper „ Service or to the church. Bianchi, an 8 x 4 pane of glass SCHOOLS CALENDAR arrested for larceny under $100. On October 16. James Ap- mill. He was a veteran of World .Utra. Cameron was born June was found damaged by a BB or THURSDAY. Oct. 23 - Lunch- Gary Wayne Taylor was issued a plegate. Ill S. East Street. Har- War II, having served In aV^i-ln Benton Harbor. Sur- pellet early Thursday afternoon Hamburgers. Jr./Sr. High citation for possession of an tford, was taken into custody on U.S. Navy. "iwrfc'frtClude: two daughters - at the public library. School. JV Football, LaLamiere • uncased bow in a motor vehicle. an OUIL and no operator's licen- Survivors Include: his wife?' Mrs. Haag of Benton Harbor and The damage is believed to Home. 6:00 p.m.; Jr./Sr. High Michael Lee Huff was arrested se on his person. Hartford the former Helen Wuszke;* Mrs. Raymond (Jeanette) have been done after the library School, Girls' Varsity Basket- Catania of Watervllet; four gran- for writing three non-sufficient Police observed Applegate mother and stepfather, Mr. and closed on Wednesday. ball. Bangor - Home. 6:00 p.m.:, funds checks within 10 days. speeding and during in- Mrs. Joe (Henrietta) Frletas of dchildren; one great-grandchild; Officer Blanchl also reports Jr./Sr. High School, Quest Richard Cook was charged vestigation learned Applegate Stevensvllle; one brother, Frank four brothers — Joe, Sara and the Investigation of a vandalism Parent Seminar - Cafeteria. 7:00 with driving while license was was involved in a hit-and-run Classen of Chicago; two step- Frank Azzarola and Sam Az- complaint at Harding's Market. p.m. suspended. Jewell Wayne property damage accident on E. brothers — Daniel Frletas and zarolo, all of Benton Harbor; and According to the report filed by FRIDAY. Oct. 24 - Lunch-Piz- Taylor was charged for driving Main street at Olds Avenue. The Dennis Frletas, both of St. one sister, Mary Sharal of Ben- the officer, a bottle of rubber za. Jr./Sr. High School, Varsity while license was revoked and hit-and-run Incident was repor- Joseph; and one sister, Mrs. Ray ton Harbor. She was preceded In Football, New Buffalo - Away, cement and a can of green slime ted by Thomas Mix whose car (Beverly) Cole of Stevensvllle. death by her husband, Roy, in for driving while license was 7:30 p.m.; Jr./Sr. High School. were opened and poured over a was sideswiped in the incident. 1966. denied. Junior High Halloween Dance - display of school supplies. Mix and his passengers. Lisa No arrests have been made in Cafeteria. 7:30-10:00 p.m. FALL FROM TREE LANDS Kristlne Green and Francis either Incident: however, the in- Wesaw, were not injured. LAWRENCE MAN IN HOSPITAL vestigation of both is con- RE-ELECT Hayden Stair, 58, of Lawren- tinuing. ce, went out to hunt on his Assistant Chief Bart Rose property on Saturday, October reports the arrest of a Watervliet 11, at about 7 a.m. He climbed man on OUIL charges Saturday- MOVE RIGHT IN £ State Senator evening. According to the of- 3-Bedroom Home )36t HARRY Newly Remodeled Kitchen and Bath % ia*« VlllUn Pick up and Drop oM io v. COLOMA CLEANERS Watervllet Schools ImildlBf 9aUs $24,900." i \PARM -COMMERCIAL THE ECONOMICAL 912 Peachtree Place, Watervllet GAST RUTVi 429-7611 LAUNDRY SERVICE STEVf NtVILLE An Effective and % Experienced Leader I * Chairman, Senate AppfOprlMtOtft and Retirement Committee HARTFORD AUTO "REPAIR 8 $ * Chairman, Capital Outlay and Community Colleges 501 W. Mai|^St,,.HartTon3 :§ Appropriations Subcommittees •%*
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Dinner boll. Froozor. Some nlco If you plan to attend this FREE old plocos. OWNER: AGNES SCHULTZ. John M. Qlassman & Seminar, please call this toll-free Sons: Auctlonoors, Eau Clalro, Michigan (ph.) 461-6271 or 982- number 1-800-826-4975. 0425. PAGE NINE OCT. 22,1986 TRI-CITY RECORD Chief says Watervliet Fire Dept. is best in the State developed and has grown cadets now on the roster for the Treasurer, Tim Freeburn, 7; service. $280,000 needed for pumper through dedication of all volun- department are Dan Wheeler Frank Mach. 7; Chief Engineer, Fire Chief Richcreek feels the teers and cannot continue and Bill Mannino. Al Dill, 6; Dan Louder. 4; Ralph men maintain a close relation- without the dedication of those Thurston, 3; Assistant Engineer. ship. "We are a family," he and a grass fire buggy volunteers. It is designed to run FIREMEN Clinton King, 4; Al Bodflsh, 3; stated. stated. "The department In the efficiently with the absence of Dan Day. 2; Jeff LaValley, 1. FIRE BOARD Volunteer firefighters and past has been able to operate any person. "We all cover for Others serving the depar- number of years with the Water without a deficit In the budget." each other." he added. tment who are on military leave The Watervliet Fire- vliet Fire-Ambulance Depar He said It Is required by the are: Ed Richcreek. 4, and Gene Ambulance Board members are: CADETS tment are: Charlie Smith state to operate In the black. Cockeral, 1. The two men along G.W. Hutchins. Chairman; Larry Assistant Chief. 32; Bart Rose The fire department has a con- In the past there have been with the following have moved Strouse. Secretary-Treasurer; Assistant Chief. 36; Darrel up from cadet ranks: Mike Cur- tract with Balnbrldge Township five members of the department Robert Flaherty. Vice Chairman; Osgood, on personal leave. 25 tis. 1; Scott Richcreek. 1; Brian which also provides funds to to come from cadet ranks. The and Arthur Johnson. Gordon Don Curtis, 24; Morrie Keller, 31 Richardson.1. Together the help with operating expenses. department allows young VanDrasek. and James Hin- Drew Hutchins, 24; Captain volunteers make 333 years of The Watervliet Fire Depart- people, 16-18 years of age, to ckley. William Whitney. 16; Chaplain ment came into existence In become cadets on the volunteer Harvey Lord, 15; Gary Tingue 1919 and was established as a list. They take part only In 14; Fred Ruess. 14; Jim Whitney Thanks for fire prevention fire-ambulance entity In 1977. training and drills and are not 14; 2nd Lt. Richard Sheetz, 12 According to Hutchins, his first Involved In fireflghting activities 1st Lt. Tom Sweet. 10 recollection of a Fire Board Is outside training. Each cadet has prograir in Watervliet classes Secretary. Richard Oulnn, 10 1933 and probably before that. a regular member as a sponsor. Dear Editor. He has been a member of the Find enc'.coed copy of letter I excellent presentation that your department for 35 years and on received yesterday from Mr. Fire Department did for our the Board since 1980. The fire That dedicated Watson. students in the Watervliet Public department Is paid quarterly by Our Fire-Ambulance Board Schools. This presentation on the Fire Board. Volunteers are wants to share this good feeling Fire Safety for all K-12th-graders paid $3 per meeting and $7 per volunteer is with the whole community. included relevant material, en- hour per call to fight a fire. Hut- We quite often receive such couraged student participation chins said, "We have a com- letters from those we have per- and kept the interest of all in at- patible Board and due to by- your neighbor tendance. formed a service for. but this is Chief Rlchcreek, "We are family" laws have the authority to buy The Watervliet Fire Department has seemed to some people to be the first recognition for preven- If possible. I would like this what the department needs. I a secret and mystic group which operates machines and tools that tion work. letter read publicly to recognize am quite happy with the Board; By Dee Catania are strange and complex. The truth about the department is that a We are especially proud of it the outstanding presentations As Watervliet Fire-Ambulance it is one of the most outstanding few of the people of this community have chosen to give of them- since it reaches out to the entire done by Lloyd Richcreek, Tom boards in the community." selves their time and effort to learn to protect all of us and our Chief Lloyd Rlchcreek spoke of community through the Sweet and Richard Ouinn. All his department, it became ap- property from the ravages of unchecked fire. children...the most important three were excellent. These dedicated volunteers of our community take the time out parent that he Is proud of the 66 HOURS TRAINING product of any community. It is really a pleasure living of their normal,everyday lives to educate and train themselves as to Sincerely. and working in a community department. Its accomplish- Minimum training for a volun- ments, goals, and overall per- the best method and equipment to be used to protect all of us. G.W. Hutchins where so many individuals, teer Is 66 hours of fireflghting They and their equipment are seen all shined and polished in groups and agencies are com- formance of the men who serve. classes plus basic first-aid parades and at public functions by all people. Only a few see them Dear Mr. Hutchins. mitted to helping our youth. Rlchcreek was appointed chief training. In-house training is grimy, dirty and worn out after a call, or making their equipment This letter is sent to you to Sincerely. of the Watervliet Fire- provided periodically, as well as ready for the next run...never knowing when it might be that they express my appreciation for the Bruce Watson Ambulance in January of this on-going education at various year. He has served as a volun- will be called upon to respond to another emergency. state-sponsored schools. Ac- Pfease remember that the firefighter you see dressed in the teer firefighter for 16 years. cording to Richcreek. there are SUBSCRIBE NOW TO THE Rlchcreek said of the Water- strange-looking coat, pants, boots and helmet, wearing the tank on four levels of fireflghting his back and the strange mask on his face is not some kind of vliet Fire Department. "It Is the training council: A,B,C and D. superman, but the guy who lives next door or down the street from TRI-CITY RECORD best In the state of Michigan." Watervliet volunteers have you and who has been tramed to risk his life to help all of us. Now's the very best time to subscribe to the Tri-City Record, He did, however, express a need completed A and B and will be Remember also that at times they may seem rough and callous to for the department to update the area's only newspaper published exclusively for Coloma, continuing their education fire and its dangers: however, they are well aware of the violent major equipment, which in- beginning this month in all Hartford and Watervliet. The Record features stories on news cludes a new pumper and a four- results fire might bring about. levels over and above in-house You perhaps have seen them laughing and joking with a child as wheel. off-the-road vehicle for events of local government, school issues and activities, police departmental training. they show them the fire station and rigs, but you might never see grass and brush fireflghting. The department's primary ob- the same firefighter, soot-covered and bone-tired, quietly weeping news, fire alarms, local personalities, special events, photos, Cost of a new class "A" pumper jective, according to Rlchcreek, to himself as he remembers the sight of the child that was found, local sports, man-in-the-street interviews, club news & more! would be approximately Is the preservation of life and too late, in the burned-out building. Your subscriotlon to the Record carries the guarantee of the U.S. PoslaJ Service- $150,000 and a grass and brush to be delivered each and every week...aDd our own guarantee that you will find' property In the fire district. A I ask of you not to misunderstand this article. We, the firefighter fireflghting vehicle would cost the Tri-City Record interesting, informative and fun to read...that's a promise! primary concern Is fire preven- of our community, do not wish to be thought of as someone better $30,000 maximum. The money Is To jet your Record b ihe oiail. Jusl lead 110 lo the Trl-Ciry Reco-d. Box 7. Waten UeU Ml., 49098. U >ou bappea tion and public education. He or above others, but someone who, by his own accord, through to live oulslde Benieo and \ axs Buren couodes. lead tl3. For cul-uf-slale address*], seod SIS 00. Gill sutacr1{> not in the budget. dooj and tempormo ctumgei are available. Please alien Z «eeks for )our subsenpdoo to sun told the Record a small start on training and practice tries to help all of us live safer and longer NAME fire prevention for the com- lives. Thank you. MAILING ADDRESS munity has been somewhat lax Lloyd Richcreek, Fire Chief. CITY. STATE & ZIP PUMPER NEEDED ri/u» •d'Ur at "Sm «»•/ Jidrrit chAifr*. Cb«ck u aalt nuc batr jov crrrrfi itOj m aa > and Is being updated. At this According to Fire Board time no one has been Chairman G.W. Hutchins. the designated as director of a fire Board has recognized the need prevention program. "It Is the for a new pumper, but there is duty of each of our personnel," said Rlchcreek. Public some discussion as to the need education programs will include for a grass-fire vehicle. Hutchins sprinkler demonstrations such Lower your charge card told the Record an update on as the one performed during equipment Is needed to meet Watervllefs July 4th celebration required state guidelines which would then bring fire Insurance last summer. interest rates to 13.9% A.P.R. rates Into line with other com- munities. He said Watervllefs MUTUAL AID Insurance rates for the fire In the recent past, according department are higher than to Richcreek, a mutual aid with these- Colomaand Hartford. agreement with surrounding Hutchins did say, "Based on communities Is one of the performance and response time, greatest assets to his depart- and for the size of our depar- ment. "It lets this department tment, we should be rated ex- the draw from almost unlimited cellent." The Board has sent sources of manpower, equip- Inquiries to the state asking for STATE ment, expertise and bring in guidelines as required by the control any emergency state, but "They are dragging situation." He went on to say the their feet," he said. old Idea of a fireman calling for Equipment currently on hand assistance has gone by the includes: a 1946 Chevrolet wayside. Years ago It was a American pumper which pumps stigma against a fire depar- 500 gallons of water per minute; tment to ask for help. Today JStW*' a 1962 Chevrolet American fireflghting and emergency pumper, 750 gallons per minute; situations have become more a a 1976 Ford Pierce pumper. 1000 countywide mutual aid pact gallons per minute; a 1975 which provides access to equip- White. 3800-gallon tanker; and a ment from 14 departments. A 1974 Chevrolet van. fully- Have a PSB credit card, but not a convenient answers to your questions MAARS (Mutual Aid Alarm equipped with rescue equip- Get one of the lowest PSB checking or savings account? Open They can also double as PSB automatic Response System) has been ment. Such equipment Includes: teller machine cards, giving you access organized and Is being acted rates available when you one. Then you can authorize the lower a "jaws of life" which costs the upon with Van Buren County. interest charges, too to your savings or checking account any department $4,800; vetter air have a PSB checking The system Is also being Want the lower rate, but don't have a timeof day or night.- bags serving as a lifting tool; an developed In Berrien County. or savings account. PSB VISA or MasterCard? Apply for one qlr chisel; and a porta-power "Fire departments have learned Most banks charge 18%. 20% or 21% Start saving on rjianual hydraulic ram and at the PSB office nearest you Or call to disregard boundary lines," A.PR. (annual percentage rate) for their spreader which serves as a 983-6311 and we'll send you an your interest charges. Rlchcreek said. charge cards. vehicle-extraction tool and Is application by mail. Sign up today. Speaking of the firemen Rlch- Now you can spend up to 7.1% used more than "jaws of life." To lower your charge card interest creek noted, "They are all com- LESS than that with a PSB VISA or NO annual fee. rate, call or visit PSB. and ask for an $49,850 BUDGET patible and are for each other." MasterCard To get PSB s low 13-9% You can also save on PSB VISA or authorization card And save money just Social activities for the volun- A PR. interest rate all you need is a PSB MasterCard service fees! Maintain $5000 The bulk of the equipment has teer firefighters Include a by having a checking account. checking or savings account and or more in a PSB savings or certificate of been purchased through depar- potluck supper for department your signature on a charge card author- deposit and we ll give you the lower tment funds. Funds to members and families. This ac- interest rate plus waive the $15 annual operate the Fire-Ambulance tivity brings wives and children ization card. Department are provided by of volunteers together for a bet- service charge. Watervliet city and Township on ter understanding of duties and Locally handled, a 50-50 basis. The 1986-87 obligations by those who serve budget for the fire department Is the department. internationally accepted. set at $49,850. The 1986-87 These low interest charge cards are budget for operating the am- 'SPINNING PLATES' issued locally, so you get quick. /X bulance emergency service Is $82,930. Sources of funds When asked how he spreads Your center received other than from both a schedule to meet the demands for municipalities come from of running his own business, donations and fund-raising ac- being Fire Chief and a member financial services. tivities. There Is never any door- of the Watervliet City Com- to-door soliciting. The depar- mission, Rlchcreek said, "It's tment has an annual Christmas like the juggler with a row of tree sale with proceeds being plates; If he keeps them all channeled Into the department. spinning without hitting the STATE BAMK "Generally, It Is a money-making ground, he's lucky." He ex- MEMBER FDIC project," Rlchcreek said. He plained the department was 1 TRI-CITY RECORD OCT. 22, 1986 PAGE TEN TELL ME PUBLIC NOTICE Watervllet Township WHCT IS THE DIET OF WANTADS & City of Coloma Notice of Accuracy Test MEVJLV-BORN OSTRICHES?
The City of Coloma has for sale, with bids On Monday, October 27,1986 at 3 p.m. an ac- Public Notices being opened November 10, 1986, at 8 p.m. at curacy test will be conducted by the Watervliet 29 minutes East 100.00 feet; FOR SALE Coloma City Hall, 119 N. Paw Paw St., Coloma, Township Election Commission at the Water- thence South 31 degrees 00 vliet Township Hall, 3901 M-140, Watervliet, minutes West, parallel with Ml 49038, a 1978 QMC Dump Truck with salt DRIVEWAY TUBES - 12- the East line of said plat, spreader. Sold as Is. Michigan to ascertain whether or not the com- mch diameter, all lengths up 137.20 feet, to the North line The City reserves the right to accept or reject puter program established for the General Elec- to 24 ft. In stock. Judd Lum- of Maple Street; thence North any and all bids. tion to be held on Tuesday, November 4,1986 is ber Co. of Watervllet. 57 degrees 29 minutes West, a true and accurate program and ready for cir- Truck may be seen at the Coloma City NOTHING 8uT ST0MF6. SALE! 500/c OFF! FLASHING along the North line of said culation and also whether or not the test deck street, 100.00 feet, to the Garage between the hours of 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. FOR THE FIRST WEEK'. arrow sign $279. Lighted, Shirley A. Eggermont prepared for said election is accurately non-arrow S269. Nonlighted Easterly line of Elm Street, thence North 31 degrees 00 City Clerk tabulated through said computer. The public is S239 Free letters. Few left. HOV7 LONG A HKiE CON BE minutes East, along said See locally 1 (800) 423-0163, invited to observe the scheduled accuracy test. DRftVJM VsHTVA PM OROlN^RV Easterly street line, 132.00 anytime. Dolores Youdell LE^D PENOL? feet to the place of begin- Watervliet Township Clerk ning. FOR SALE - FULL SIZE During the six months im- Bassett bed, box spring & mediately following the sale, mattress Included. Antique PUBLIC NOTICE the property may be all-wood dining room table. redeemed. Dated at Troy, No chairs S75 or best offer. To the Residents Michigan, September 2,1986. Call 463-4777 after 4:00 p.m. STANDARD FEDERAL BANK, RECORD Subscribe to a federal savings bank of Hartford FOR RENT Mortgagee The City of Hartford's Zoning Commission REBATE RONALD J. PALMER the RECORD A COMTWUOUS UKJE... JSMJU STUDIO APARTMENT - will hold a public hearing on November 5,1986 Attorney for Mortgagee LONG....CQN BE MC^DS WfH /..r for rent in Watervllet. Call at the Hartford City Hall at 7:30 p.m. to consider 2401 West Big Beaver Road Did you get your PN ORD\NC^V LE^DPEKJCIL! &V 463-7319. Troy, Michigan 48084 rezoning the following parcels of property: 463-3461 BAZAAR SPACE - RESERVE 9-24,10-1.10-8.10-15.10-22, Plat No. 655 Breakfast Streusel Bread your holiday bazaar space at 1986. Plat No. 657 $25? Coloma Washington Elemen- Plat No. 657-A Baked With Safflower Oil tary's winter fun fair on MORTGAGESALE Plat No. 661 Saturday, December 6. For in- Default having been made formation, call 468-2430 The zoning sought for these parcels would be In the terms and conditions (days) or 468-4444 (evenings) from 8-2, General Business, to LI, Light In- of a certain mortgage made NOTICE or write Bazaar, 7021 N. by E. Bruce Cheadle and Arlja dustrial. Maple Drive. Coloma, 49038, M. Cheadle, husband and Also being considered is the rezoning of the for registration form. This is a City of Watervllet wife of Grand Rapids, popular bazaar — first come, following parcels of property: Michigan, Mortgagor, to A public accuracy test of computer program first served! Plat No. 662 Michigan National Bank- for the November 4,1986 general election has 43-2-p Lot 16 of Plat No. 664-A Mlchlana, a national banking been scheduled for Thursday. October 30,19B6 Plat No. 665 association. Mortgagee, at the City Hall, 158 West Pleasant Street, The zoning sought for these parcels would be WANTED dated the 19th day of July, Watervllet, Michigan, at 10:00 a.m. 1977, and recorded In the of- from R-1, Residential, to LI, Light Industrial. CASHIER & DISH WASHER Natalie Hartsteln fice of the Register of Deeds, A detailed description and map of the boun- WANTED. Apply in person at for the County of Berrien and City Clerk Waffle House of America, State of Michigan, on the daries involved can be obtained from the Har- Watervliet. 29th day of July, 1977, In tford City Hall, 19 W. Main St. 42-2-p Llber 1052 of Berrien County The public is Invited to attend. Records, on page 1193, which Hartford City Council JP TREE SERVICE - TREE, Jack DeMorrow said mortgage was thereafter hedge and shrub trimming Chairman modified by a Mortgage Summary Tree and stump removal in- Modification Agreement To perk up boring brcakfasb.. bake a spicy streusel-lopped apple bread. sured. Call 944-5985, after 10 made by E. Bruce Cheadle October 13,1986 This is a sweet wake-up treat, yet il contains good nutrition to start the a.m. 42-4-p and Patricia A. Cheadle, day. Fiber-rich unpeeled apple chunks go into a part whole wheat, low husband and wife to cholesterol batter using only egg whites, skim milk and safflower oil. Saf- PLANNINGA" PARTY? - Michigan National Bank- The regular meeting was called to order by flower is suggested because it is a light, cholcsterol-frcc oil that is low in (Wedding, Anniversary). Call Mlchlana, a national banking GENERAL ELECTION Mayor Weeden, all members present. saturated fat but highest of all vegetable oils in cholesterol-lov\enng pj)ly un- Mr. Z's Zellerhaus. Large association, by agreement The minutes of the September 22 regular saturated fat. (Streusel bread can be baked ahead and held in the freezer dining room, accepting date November 27. 1984, and NOTICE meeting and the Treasurer's report were ap- until readytoserve. To enhance its flavor, be sure to warm the bread after holiday parties Now! Call recorded on December 16. defrosting.) Hartford 621-4024. 1984, in the office of the City of Hartford proved and placed on file. APPLE STREUSEL BREAD 39-TFN Register of Deeds for said The Young Mothers Club was given per- To the Qualified Electors: 1 cup all-purpose flour (unsifted) 2 egg whiles County of Berrien in Llber mission to conduct Trick or Treat on October TAKING APPLICATIONS - Vj cup uhole wheat flour (unsifted) 1 teaspoon pure\anilla 1222 of Berrien County for part-time work. Watervliet NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a General 31 from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. '/> cup sugar extract Coin Laundry. Records, on page 24, on A motion was adopted supporting Sheriff Cal 2 teaspoons baking powder I'/i cups diced unpeeled tart which mortgage there Is Election will be held In the City of Hartford, 43-2-p Rosema's request to levy the full .6 mills for the I teaspoon ground cinnamon apples claimed to be due, at the date County of Van Buren, State of Michigan on 'A teaspoon salt Streusel Topping (recipe of this notice, for principal TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1986 at the Hartford Sheriffs Department. '/: cup skim milk rollows) LEGALS and Interest, the sum of The council approved applying for a '/« cup Hollywood Safflower Oil City Hall, 19 W. Main St. 0 Nineteen Thousand Eight Michigan Fund Equity grant for the Van Buren Preheat oven to 350 F. Oil an 8-inch loal pan; set aside. Combine first MORTGAGESALE Hundred Five and 14/100 6 ingredients. In large bowl combine milk, safflower oil. egg wh«'csand Default having been made County Planning Commission. Weeden and ($19,805.14) Dollars; FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING THE FOL- vanilla. Add flour mixture; stir until moistened. Stir in apples. Sj OP in- in the terms and conditions And no suit or proceedings LOWING OFFICERS, VIZ: Troutman-nay. to prepared pan. Sprinkle with Streusel Topping, gently press into batter. of a certain mortgage made at law or in equity having The council also approved applying for a Bake 45 to 50 minutes. Turn onto a w ire rack. by Phillip L Soulllere and STATE Governor & Lieutenant Governor, Secre- been instituted to recover the Michigan Fund Equity grant in the amount of YIELD I loaf Mary Colleen Soulllere, his debt secured by said mor- tary of State, Attorney General, 2 Members of STREUSEL TOPPING wife. Mortgagor, to Standard $7,500 for the Hartford Public Library. tgage or any part thereof. State Board of Education, 2 Members of Board In small bowl combine % cup ear/i flour and sugar and I teaspoon ground Federal Savings and Loan Bills in the amount of $314,999.73 were ap- Now, Therefore, by virtue of of the University of Michigan, Michigan State cinnamon. Drizzle I tablespoon saffloweroil over mixture. Stir with fork Association, now known as the power of sale contained proved for payment. until crumbly. Standard Federal Bank, a University and Wayne State University. in said mortgage, and pur- Authorization was given to have Consumers YIELD: cup federal savings bank, of Troy, CONGRESSIONAL Representative in Congress suant to the statute of the Oakland County, Michigan, Power Co. conduct an energy audit of City Hall State of Michigan in such LEGISLATIVE State Senator, Representative Mortgagee, dated September case made and provided, COUNTY Commissioner at a cost of $200. 7, 1984, and recorded In the Crossword Puzzle notice is hereby given that on The council authorized selling the City's por- office of the Register of CITY Officials ACROSS Thursday, the 4th day of tion of land owned jointly with Hartford Town- Deeds for the County of December, 1986, at 10 o'clock 1. Rims Berrien and State of ship. 5. Insane a.m.. Local Time, said mor- Also to vote on the following non-partisan offi- Michigan, on September 13, The meeting adjourned at 9:05 p.m. 8. Sleeve band tgage will be foreclosed by a cers, viz: TWO Justice of the Supreme Court, 12. Turkish title 1984, in Liber 1214, on Page Respectfully submitted: sale at public auction, to the Judges of the Court of Appeals, Judges of the 13. Epoch 458. of Berrien County highest bidder, at the front Geraldine Walker 14. Shield band Records, on which mortgage Circuit Court, Judges of the District Court. 15. Versifier door entrance to the County Hartford City Clerk there is claimed to be due, at 16. Sled Building in the city of St. 18. Commen- ;he date of this notice, for Joseph, Michigan (that being AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF VOTING ON: dation principal and interest, the the building where the Circuit THREE STATE PROPOSALS 20. Chirps sum of Twenty-Seven 21. Express Court for the County of Thousand Five Hundred Fifty- COUNTY AMBULANCE PROPOSAL contempt Berrien is held), of the Synopsis of 23. Printer's Six and 96/100 Dollars COUNTY LIBRARY PROPOSAL premises described in said measure ($27,556.96); mortgage, or so much thereof FOUR CITY CHARTER PROPOSALS 24. Slanting And no suit or proceedings Watervliet Township 27. English Con- as may be necessary to pay at law or in equity having servative the amount due, as aforesaid, ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL AMENDMENTS OR 31. Vase been instituted to recover the Regular Board Meeting on said mortgage, with the In- 32 Stories debt secured by said mor- PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY BE SUBMITTED. terest thereon at Thirteen and 34. Compete tgage or any part thereof. October 13,1986 35. Obtains 125/1000 per cent (13.125%) Now, Therefore, by virtue of 37. Midday meal per annum and all legal THE POLLS of said election will be open at 7 39. Yes 49. Altered 54. Soviet 22. Slope the power of sale contained costs, charges and expenses, o'clock a.m. and will remain open until 8 o'clock Meeting called to order at 7:30 p.m. 41. Step version mountains 24 Excavated in said mortgage, and pur- 25. Anger including the attorney fees Members present: M. Bujack, D. Youdell, E. 42. Flowering 51 Heal 55. Pop suant to the statute of the p.m. of said day of Election. shrub 52. Ireland 56. Nigerian 26. Slower: allowed by law, and also any State of Michigan In such Geraldine Walker Krell, L. Strouse. 46. Frigid 53. Father native music sum or sums which may be 43-2 57. Confined 28. Opera case made and provided, Accepted low bid by Balkema, Inc. for paid by the undersigned, City Clerk prelude notice is hereby given that on DOWN 29 . de necessary to protect its In- $74,572.20 on Beechwood sewer extension. Tuesday. October 28,1986, at 1. Finnic Janeiro terest In the premises. Tabled request for rezoning on Paw Paw Answer lo Puixle ten o'clock A.M., local time, people 30. LonRing: Which said premises are Lake Golf Course condo project pending 2. Russian 'slang said mortgage will be described as follows: name 33 Blemish foreclosed by a sale at public receipt of Berrien County Planning Com- All of that certain piece or 3. Grouse 36. Salt spring auction, to the highest bid- THE BERRIEN - CASS - VAN BUREN mission recommendation. 4. Satisfying 38. Throat parcel of land situate in the der. Immediately Inside the Paul Maloney, Berrien County Prosecutor, 5. Motherly spasm township of Three Oaks in the 6. Past 40 Affirmative front entrance to the Berrien County of Berrien, and State spoke on his candidacy for Circuit Court Judge. 7. Oblipation 42. Greek war County Courthouse In the of Michigan, and described All outstanding bills of the Township were 8. Convincing god City of St. Joseph, Berrien PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL 9. Incite 43. Naught as follows, to-wlt: County, Michigan (that being approved for payment. 10. Level 44. Eager That part of the Northwest 11. Marshes 45. Verdi opera the building where the Circuit Synopsis prepared by D. Ydudell, Clerk Quarter of the Northeast Serving Berrien, Cass and Van Buren Counties 17. Indebted 47. Persia Court for the County of quarter of Section 10, T 8 S, R Approved by M. Bujack, Supervisor 19. Smoke 48. Irishman Berrien Is held), of the particles 50. Paddle 20 W, Village of Three Oaks, premises described In said Berrien County. Michigan Announces mortgage, or so much thereof described as follows, to-wlt: as may be necessary to pay PUGGY Commencing at a point that The Availability of the amount due, as aforesaid, I'LL HFNE MDU KWCW IFTWIS IS ftRESttiiRPmT .WE RE EATING IN W is 297.0 feet South 89° 40' WOW D\D vou EMTOY; on said mortgage, with the In- TWI<5 ft A FINE CWFMKK-. WiA^T L\KK« East and 333.0 feet South of OUR MOT DO<56 7/rr^ terest thereon at 11.15 per- the North Quarter post of cent per annum until October —rioHGT said Section: thence South, REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS 1, 1986, and thereafter at the parallel with the North and rate of 9.160 percent per an- FOR South Quarter line, 87.75 feet; num, and all legal costs, thence North 89° 40' West, Project Self-Rellance charges and expenses, in- parallel with the North line of cluding the attorney fees Employment Development Program said Section, 175.0 feet; allowed by law, and also any thence North 87.75 feet; Starting January 1,1986 sum or sums which may be thence south 89° 40* East, paid by the undersigned, parallel with said North Sec- R.F.P.'s available at the necessary to protect Its In- tion line, 175.0 feet to the terest In the premises, which Benton Harbor Area place of beginning. said premises are described During the twelve months as follows: immediately following the Center on October 15,1986 after All that certain piece or sale, the property may be The Fizzle Family parcel of land situate In the redeemed. 2:00 p.m. Township of Oronoko In the EVERyTHIKi(3 OKAW IN ALL OUR EMPLOVEES Sometimes I ^ VESTER0AV HE GOfV- Dated at Farmington Hills. ARE CAPABLE. LCNAL AN0 EZRA HERE ©THE MOST County of Berrien, and State VOUR DEPARTMENT I MRRPlEO ON HIS LUUCM Michigan. October 13.1986. COUSClEMTtoUS MftN IH of Michigan, and described Deadline to Submit Proposals: FIZZLE ? OW.VES, VERV IWDUSTOOUS.... ^ HOUR f Michigan National Bank 1UDEED, OUR EVITIRE CCMPfW.... as follows: -Michiana November 3,1986, 5:00 p.m. SIR' That part of the Southwest 0 Mortgagee quarter of Section 12, Town- m. Timothy M. Sisson The PIC reserves the right I ship 6 South, Range 18 West, Attorney for Mortgagee -vs Oronoko Township, Berrien to reject any or all proposals. 30445 Northwestern Hwy.. County. Michigan, described Ste 204 as follows, to-wlt: Commen- For Information call Selene Farmington Hills. Ml 48018 cing at the Northeast corner (313)626-9130 Anderson, Planning and Program of the recorded plat of Cam- 10-22.10-29.11-5,11-12.11-19. pus View; thence North 31 Coordinator. (616) 927-1064 1986. degrees 00 minutes East 5.20 E.E.O. feet; thence South 57 degrees OCT. 22,1986 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE ELEVEN SPORTS & OUTDOORS Tra nor Indians shut-out 'Wanna wrassle?' There is less concern with win- ning and more interest in Eau Claire, 1S-0 providing a dramatic evening with thrills and spills for all. By Kelly Sinclair Eric Brown saw impressive Unfortunately for me, I'd only The Hartford varsity football games. Austin gained 143 yards be able to compete in the team got back on the winning on 19 carries, and Brown rushed midget matches and so I'm track Friday night as it for 115 yards on 21 totes. staying out of the sport. But defeated the Eau Claire Currently the duo are the top next time they bring that side COACHING...Watervliet Head Coach Ron Farac takes time to advise Beavers in a Red Arrow Con- rushers in the conference, and show to town I'm proposing the sophomore Kevin Duncan while Assistant Coach Phil Hecksel urges ference shutout. The Indian both are in the top five in the defense held its opponents cancellation of all other athletic the Panther defense to hold its ground. Panthers defeated Lake area. Defensively the mighty In- events. Every student athlete Michigan Catholic Lakers 20 0 and need just one more victory to scoreless while the offense dians allowed only 42 net yards would then be able to attend assure themselves a share of the Red Arrow Conference champion- scored 15 points for the victory. gained In the victory. Of those and to see for themselves that ship. This win puts Hartford in a tie yards, 16 were gained on the sports is, interestingly enough, with Watervliet and LMC for the ground and 28 were gained by more than sport; It was in the lead in the Red Arrow Conferen- the air. Leading Hartford's beginning. Is now, and always ce and raises the Indians' defenders in tackles were Kevin should be, fun. league record to 5 and 1. Birkhead and Randy Springer. VALET SERVICE?...Sgt. Bobby PREP KNIGHTS Panther machine The Indians first got on the This was the sixth straight In- GolderVs right hand conceals Homecoming hooplas are scoreboard in the second period dian victory over the Beavers the weapon his personal valet history for area high school on an 11-yard scoring run by Eric The junior varsity squad got and accomplice In crime, gridders who now turn to win- sinks Lakers, 20-0 Brown. Gary Birkhead kicked off to a slow start on Thursday Deslree, has just slipped him. ning the conference for enter- the extra point to give the In- night, but then rolled on to a 44-6 He went on to defeat honest tainment. Watervliet took a huge dians a 7-0 lead at the half. In victory over Eau Claire. Ricky Cortez. This 265-lb. beast step toward that end with their By Carla Horton the third period the Indians Larry Ryan led the offense spent most of the night hiding impressive victory over the In another shutout for Water- Senior quarterback Dave Coon recorded a safety after an Eau scoring twice and rushing for behind the lady. Lakers of Lake Michigan vliet, the Panthers flooded the then made the score 8-0. Claire punter landed with his 200 yards on the evening. Ryan Lakers, 20-0. This time the In the second quarter, Coon, foot out of the end zone, giving I'm not sure those giant gym- Catholic. Hartford went to Eau Mattimore and Rob Blocker also the area's leading passer, threw Hartford a 9-0 lead. The last In- nasts who drew such a crowd to Claire for their fifth Red Arrow shutout puts Watervliet into a scored for their first JV points. an 8-yard pass to Brian Coon. dian TD came in the fourth the Coloma fleldhouse last win. When the dust settled three-way tie for first with Har- Ray Gendron had a touch- The 8-yard pass upped the score period when Brown scored on a Saturday evening are competing Saturday morning all three tford and Lake Michigan down-saving interception to to 14-0 to finish out the first half. 6-yard carry. In any sort of real sport. One teams found themselves with a Catholic. All teams have a 5-1 lead the defense, and Brad The next and last TD. in the Offensively the Indian one- thing is for certain, they're shot at the title. league record, now that the Pan- Smith. Shawn Meachum. and thers shutout both the Indians fourth quarter, was a two punch of Ken Austin and having more fun than most After the Indians ambush Todd Nielson all played an out- and the Lakers. 13-yard pass from Dave to Brian competitive athletes. To begin LMC next Saturday and the Pan- standing g^me defensively. Watervliefs offense started Coon. Brian's TD ended the with, they turn everyday into a thers feast on New Buffalo's The junior varsity's record its attack In the first quarter game at 20-0. sort of combined Halloween and Bisons the conference title now stands at an impressive 7 when senior Troy McKinney Watervliet gained a total of 85 April Fool's Day. should be shared by two darn and 0. The appearance of legends good football teams. jogged in from a yard out to See PANTHERS on page 14 The next action for both make the first TD of the game. squads will be against the like Bobo Brazil and the CHICAGO SETBACK Lakers of LMC. The junior var- costumed heavies that parade Chicago Bear loyalists inter- into the ring with him tends to sity will play at LMC on Thur- viewed after the Vikings upset sday night starting at 6:00, while surpass sport and move into the Ditka and crew last Sunday were the varsity will clash on Friday area of spectacle. In a word a clearly undaunted by the defeat. Comets lose to Dowagiac, 33-0 night on the Indians' home field. night at the wrassling matches The consensus opinion was the is a hoot. It's just not often loss would go a long way toward By Scott Bower enough that athletics and touchdown and a pass after the halftime. getting the Bears' cleats The Coloma football team comedy are so happily married. second both failed and the The last score of the game planted on more solid ground. was defeated by the visiting Maybe there just isn't room Chieftains were on top. 25-0, at See COLOMA on page 14 Riverside One irate fan summed up the Dowagiac Chieftains last Friday for another serious round of loss with a sort of grim realism, night, 33-0. The Comets stand at grueling competition with the "They didn't play football 2-5 overall and end Lakeland- Electric Service, rule book, official calls and today." That fan was apparently Red Conference action at 0-3. videotape replays assuring fair- a trained analyst. On their first possession, the inc. ness for all. In steps the poor Chicago's offense had the Chieftains moved down the field man's answer to fouling out or ball only half as long as Min- via the pass and scored on a CHECK OUR being penalized for roughing the nesota. The Vikings had seven twelve-yard touchdown pass kicker. Wrestlers threw out the quarterback sacks, one more from Averill Ruiz to Jeff Painter. PRICES rule book and then, to keep from than the total allowed in the An extra-point kick gave ON Milwaukee being seriously hurt, decided Bears' first six outings. Reserve Dowagiac a 7-0 lead. crowds wouldn't mind if they Power Tools quarterback, Steve Fuller, a Soon after the kickoff, a fudged the contests a little as Rhodes scholar, is better suited Comet pass was picked off by well. to correctly aligning the ball for Rob O'Brien, who ran it back for- Mind you, not every big guy in field goals than guiding the of- ty yards for a touchdown. The the country should consider fense. extra-point attempt failed and professional wrestling as a The Bears are 10 and 7 with the Chieftain lead was 13-0 after side line.These guys have some McMahon on the bench and 20 one quarter. real tumbling ability. They and 0 when he decides to play Dowagiac added two touch- manage front and back flips that himself. No wonder Ditka is in- downs in the second quarter, on WATERVLIET JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS...for the 1986-87 would send most of their fans trigued with little Doug Flutie. a one-yard run by Frank school year are from left (front row): Sarah Dibble, Melissa Burgy straight to the emergency room. Still, Chicago, Mike Ditka. and Hageman and on a twenty-eight and Chantelle Brewer. 849-1222 They toss each other around Mon.-Frl., 8:00-5:30 even Flutie know that Mc- yard pass from Ruiz to Tobln Standing in back are: Katie Marvin, Robin Levine, Richonda Shultz with great finesse and use the Saturday, 8:00-Noon Mahon's is a big headband to Nash. A kick after the first and Jan Wlllmeng. A cheerleader not pictured Is Denise Horton. ring like a kid that forgot to wet fill. down his slip-and-slide. No other sport calls for the Towing degree of fan participation that # ik ### 'itfik ikikikf wrestling does. Jeers and con- Call 463-8288 Kraklau's Repair tempt are part of the game. Mechanic on Duty 6 Days a Week Discussions between athletes Snow and spectators are not limited to Full Service a Plowing a few words when the jocks run & 24-hour towing by but are part of the on-going drama. Sgt. Barry Golden was pulling his opponent's hair while 0 & J's Auto Sale his valet, the beautiful Desiree, Buy, Sell, Trade kept the referee's attention with Fine Selection of Used Autos some bogus complaint. The M-140 Watervliet m crowd is forced into reaction. If You are cordially invited to share in a Celebration of Our 3rd they become complacent, on# (616) -68-~300 man or the other yells, "You be quiet out there. I mean shut up," $ and the house immediately breaks into bellows of contempt and derision. Kids throw pop- Specializing In New Custom Vans corn bags at the villains and • FOPD • DODGE • CKtVROLET • GMC • $ grandmothers shake their fists. U PLUS QUALITv CONVERSION COMPANIES WHEN: October 23rd. 24th. 25th The good guys always win WHERE: 544 N. Main St., Watervliet, Ml unless it would be more fun to Scott KreneK Ray Krenek 5633 Red Arrow Hwy. have the bad guys strut around TIME: Thursday, 10:00 a.m. to 8:00p.m. Friday • Extended Hours % Bruce Krenek Cotoma. Ml 49038 after they humiliate the favorite. Saturday - 10:00 a.m. to 4:00p.m. FREE APPLE CIDER DONUTS POPCORN $ & BROOKFIELD $ % Chiysler - Plymouth • Dodge $ OP REGISTER TO WIN A FREE TRIP TO LAS VEGAS (or by Evan M. LeDuc (or State Senate $ OCT. 22,1986 PAGE TWELVE TRI-CITY RECORD Bannen leads WHS Harriers By Carla Norton a dual meet with the Comets. 51st and 52nd place. Dennis seventh followed by Daryl Within the last two weeks, the Coloma won 35-22. The Pan- Timmons. Pat Doyle and Mike Tackett In eighth and Greg Watervllet cross country team thers had four runners finish in Meader also placed for the Pan- Grear in ninth. has run In the Berrien County In- the race's top ten. Bannen cap- thers. The Panthers will wrap up vitational, against Coloma, in tured third place with a time of Panther pacesetter Todd Ban- their season at the Red Arrow the Bangor Invitational, and also 19:20 followed bv brothers, Mike nen posted an impressive 18:59 Conference meet to be run on against Bangor. and Greg. Grear in fifth and sixth to take second In the Bangor Hartford's course Wednesday, The boys' team placed ninth place. The Grears were timed at dual meet. Mike Grear finished Oct. 22. at 4:30. • •» . In the Berrien County Invita- 20:04 and 20:07 over the five- tional with Todd Bannen having kilometer course. the best time for Watervllet, In the girls' race Watervllet 20:03. Mike Grear followed with had four runners finish in the top a time of 20:45. Greg Grear. Den- ten, Including two Jr. High har- nis Timmons, and Mike Meader riers. McDonald had a time of finished with times of 21:24, 24:39 to capture fifth place. 21:38, and 21:50, respectively. Roberts and Reeves followed Lynne Wise finished 38th In her in sixth and seventh place. the girl's race. Wise had a time Wise finished in tenth place. V of 26:40. The Panthers also had Panther standout Kellie Kellie McDonald finish 41st and McDonald crossed the finish Cheryl Sackett finish 49th. line of the Bangor Lions Cross McDonald had a time of 27:27 Country Invitational in 33rd MTDWA^PORT SHOP OWNER...Gary Evett Is shown standing next and Sackett finished In 30:27. place only 23:55 after the race to a sports apparel display In his sport shop, 7422 Red Arrow Hwy., Watervliet's Jr. High runners began. Cheryl Sackett was 57th Watervllet. The business was recently moved from across the street finished high in the one and a with a 30:12 time. The Panthers adjacent to H & R Block where It had been for 14 years. About one half mile race. Tami Reeves cap- did not have enough runners and a half years ago, Gary bought the business from his father, Clin- tured second with a time of competing to place as a team. ton, on the condition that he (Clinton) be allowed to work two or three 13:26. Kelll Roberts finished The Panthers, coached by An- CAMPAIGNING...State Representative Lad Stacey (left) and State days a week In the shop. Mr. Evett is semi-retired and he still wants right behind Reeves with a time dy Satre with Mark Kappel Senator Harry Gast (right) flank Waffle House owner Robert to keep busy when not hunting or fishing. Sold in the shop are all of 13:33. Sam Grear placed 18th assisting, were again led by Wolshlager and employee Kathy Blondo (center) during a coffee and types of hunting and fishing equipment, supplies and clothing. Live in the race. Grear had a time of junior Todd Bannen at the conversation period held at the restaurant Friday, October 17. bait is also available at Midway Sport Shop. ^ a v 14:02. Bangor Invitational. Bannen Judge John Hammond is seen in the foreground. Candidates of- (Dee Catania photo) The following Thursday the posted a 19:14 to finish 36th. fered free coffee and rolls to citizens in attendance and exchanged Panthers traveled to Coloma for The Grear brothers followed in viewpoints with these voters.
COMPARATIVE FINANCIAL STATEMENT WATERVLIET PUBLIC SCHOOLS Fiscal Years 1984/85 & 1985/86
p BUILDING AND SITE TRUST AND AGENCY LONG -TERM DEBT 1984-85 1985-86 1964-85 1985-86 1984-85 1985-86 SPECIAL FUNDS DEBT RETIREMENT BALANCE SHEET GENERAL GENERAL 1984-85 1985-86 1984-85 1985-86 1984-83 1985-86 ASSETS
ASSETS Ca*^ 81524.00 101432.00 11526.00 12601.00 0.00 0.00 Inve*tn»ent * 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 46748.00 54060.00 673140.00 52597.00 12861.00 23177.00 Ta*e* Receivable 0.00 0.00 0.00 50.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 700.00 485397.00 0.00 0,00 D>je from Otner Fund* 20000.00 0.00 O.OO 0.00 0.00 0.00 I nv#« trn»nt « 1677.00 1555.00 16398.00 15623.00 0.00 0.00 Due frof Otner Govt Unit* 0.00 0.00 O.OO 0.00 0.00 0.00 R»c»iv»bl» O.CO 14072.00 14288.0*0 47.OO 0.00 0.00 Inventory at Co*t 0.00 0.00 O.OO 0.00 0.00 O.OO Do# from Otr»#r Fwn<3* O.OO 15673.00 39423.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Ao.ount available In Debt Retirement Fund 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 46867.OO 53844.OO Do» from Ot^er Govt Un»l« 0.00 36654.00 33287.00 3680.00 3912.00 0.00 Amt to be provided; Long-Term Debt* 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1113133.00 1077662.00 Xnvvntorv Cctt 0.00 0.00 Amount avaalabl* in D»bl Ketir»«rv*nt Fund 0.00 0.00 0,00 0.00 Mi keel 1aneou* Receivable 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0,00 0.00 0.00 Ami to b# provided! Long-Tarm Dabtft 0.00 0.00 O.OO Prepaid Insurance 0.00 0.00 O.OO ' 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 336.00 0.00 Mi1anaou* R^caivabl* 0.00 0.00 8412.00 Bo*e«: Net o* Amortiration 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 O.OO 0.00 0,00 0.00 Prepaid Insurance 5280.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 O.OO 0.00 Butas: Nat of Amort nation 63106.00 0.00 0.00 TOTAL ASSETS 101524.00 101432.00 11526.00 12651.00 1160000.00 1131506.00 25000.00 27089.00 48761.00 55615.00 TOTAL ASSETS 825023.00 640615.00
LIABILITIES AND FOND BALANCES
LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES Liabi1itie*: Account* Payable O.OO O.OO 0.00 32.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 O.OO O.OO 0.00 0.00 Liabi1itias: 0.00 S UaCervlieC Public Schools ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT WKTCEVLIEr PUBLIC SCHXLS 1985-86 Year BUILDING and SITE GENERAL CTUERAL SPECIAL REVENUE DEBT RETIREMENT 1985-86 1984-85 1985-86 1984-85 1985-86 1984-85 1985-86 1984-85 During che 1985-86 school year Che discricc operated baildings which contained 39 elementary classrooms and 35 REVENUES: 114686 139967 145591 7141 6091 Local Sources 1493098 1555288 173279 secondary classrooms. The latest report of Industrial Appraisal 0 0 0 0 Interrnediate Sources 40668 30623 0 0 0 0 0 Company 86 , listed following values for replace- 1310548 1291963 0 0 0 dated August 1,19 che State Sources 0 97395 0 53340 0 0 0 Federal Sources 115321 ment of all buildings owned by che discricc: 7141 6091 2959635 2975269 173279 168026 139967 145591 Total Revenues buildings: I 1.585.58 . Preceding Year: 11.235.134 ConCenCs f» Equipment: 1.678. 167 , Preceding Year: I.62i EXPENDITURES: Current: Education! The official membership count for 1985-86 1287 0 0 0 0 0 Instruction 1656790 1808823 0 0 0 0 0 as compared to 1314 for 19 84-85 Supporting Services 911719 1075696 0 0 0 0 0 Food Service Activities 0 0 134590 145523 0 0 0 0 0 73853 67987 0 ' 0 Athletic Activities 68 wich che overall racion 0 0 12003 11183 There were certified staff members Capital Outlay 74257 178156 756 2819 Debt Service: of pupils co certified scaff of |9 co I. Certified administrative 85000 90000 0 0 principal Repayment 0 0 0 0 47845 0 0 Interest and Fiscal Charges 0 0 0 0 51676 0 161 769 0 0 Other 0 0 0 personnel consisted of a Superintendent, Business Manager, three 136837 138614 12003 11183 building Principals, and a Jr. High/Senior High Assistant Principal/A.D. Total Expenditures 2642766 3062675 209199 216329 combinat ion. Excess (Deficiency) of Revenues 6977 -4862 -5092 Over Expenditures 316869 -87406 -35920 -48303 3130 The maximum salary lor a teacher with u bachelor's degree was $ 16,061 Jnd Che maximum was $ 21 ,373 * afCer |3 years. OTHER FINANCING SOJRCES (USES) : 0 0 0 0 0 Fund Modifications -13897 -25681 0 The mascers degree minimum aC $ IS, 748 the maximum was 0 13200 5000 Operating Transfers in (out) -56200 -55000 43000 50000 0 0 0 0 0 ^ ?4.ISb * alter IS years. Proceeds fran Notes 0 46347 0 0 0 13200 5000 T^tal Other Financing Sources (Uses) -70097 -34334 43000 50000 0 The SCaCe tqualized Tax (ftfrV) for che discricc was S S7,910,108 Excess (Deficiency) of Revenues & Other Sources Over Expenditures 3130 6977 8338 -92 and Other Uses 246772 -'P1740 7080 1697 The outstanding bonds as of June 30, 19 86 for the Debt Retirement Funds were: 1966 $ 865.0Q0 ^nd 1967 $ 70S.QQQ 43737 46867 93186 101524 Fund Balances, July i 300936 547708 3848 10928 for a Grand Total of the two funds of $ 1.070.000 • 0 0 0 0 Prior Period Adjustments 0 -240 0 0 UaCervlieC Public Schools has been accrediced by Che Norch General 43737 46867 93186 101524 Adjusted Fund Balances, July I 300936 547468 3848 10928 Associacion since 193 I. 46867 53844 101524 101432 FUND BALANCES-^JUNE 30 547708 425728 10928 12625 Watervlice Public Schools board of Educatioo OCT. 22.1986 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE THIRTEEN North ski adventure offered at Sarett The wide open sands and form a car caravan. Bring your wooded hills of Sleeping Bear own binoculars and sack sup- Dunes National Lakeshore form The Nature of Sarett per Arrive home at ap- a perfect backdrop for a get- proximately 9:00 p.m. A small By Robert Vannar, Naturalist i away weekend. But add to that, fee is charged if you wish to ride in a nature center van. GORDON CHARLES being guided on cross country skis and snowshoes by teach winter ecology, natural history and the geology of the Hey gals, this is what your fisherman's been doing professional naturalists along beautifully-groomed trails and area. An option for this weekend you have the makings of a truly is skiing on the eleven downhill along when they leave home, You gals who have sat home memorable time. On February runs. For more information, although once in a while some every nice weekend during the fellow Is tripped up by forgetting 20.21 and 22. join Sarett costs and reservations, call summer, while the lord and naturalists for this snow country Sarett Nature Center at (616) a rod, reel or line. They all have master of the house has been getaway to the elegant boots or waders, though, and 927-4832. out supposedly trying to catth Coming up on October 25. they never forget to take them. Homestead Resort near Glen some fish, deserve an ex- Arbor. Michigan, west of Traver- visit Sarett for a review of bird There's a reason. planation of what really goes on. Such a fisherman will always se City. The adventure begins feeders, bird foods and some (You guys who usually read this try to find a place where he can with a chartered bus taking you tips on how to attract particular column can go read the ball be alone. Once in a while he will northwards from the nature cen- types of birds. This is certainly scores or the comics or take a trusted friend along but ter. Included are two nights' the time of year to clean up and something else serious.) they always get as far from deluxe lodging, two buffet set out the bird feeder and stock The whole thing really began civilization as they can. On breakfasts and one gourmet up on seed. The program begins when the male members of the reaching the trout stream or dinner at your choice of two at 3:00 p.m. family were little boys in knee lake, the guy will hurriedly pull lodge restaurants, plus cross On October 26. join Sarett pants. At first they acted very on his boots or waders and country skiing on 36 km of naturalists on a guided tour of much the same as little girls. Jasper Pulaski Wildlife Refuge wade Into the water. Often he is beautifully-groomed trails Cross country ski at Sleeping Bear Dunes with the staff They liked to play in sand boxes so excited that he forgets to during your entire stay. to view the migration of at Sarett Nature Center. and make mud pies or sand take his fishing tackle with him. Naturalists from Sarett and from thousands of sandhill cranes. cakes or other inedible It doesn't make a lot of differen- the National Lakeshore will Meet at Sarett at 12:00 (noon) to delicacies. When it rained, they ce because he seldom brings sailed sticks down the gutter in fish home anyhow. imaginary rivers. They wore old He wades in the water to his Hartford girls lose two, 56-53, 67-46 clothes and got wet and dirty heart's content. He is not very and muddy and didn't give a By Kelly Sinclair careful where he steps and if he darn. It was wonderful. It was a disappointing week trailed by only 2 points early In Rhinehart netted 5 field goals will begin on Tuesday as they falls in and gets soaked, he is Soon they got too big for that for the girls' basketball team as the final period, but the Lakers and was 1 for 2 from the line for travel to New Buffalo to face the just delighted. Maybe he feels sort of thing and their mothers it suffered two losses, to picked up their scoring and went 11 points. Teri Voogd pumped in Bisons on Tuesday evening, and carefree enough to roll around made them stay clean. They had Galien 56-53 and to LMC 61-46. on to earn the victory. Kelly Sin- 8 points, and Laura Curtis 4. then on Thursday they will meet In the mud a little before he gets to wear a necktie and slick down The Galien game was a close clair sank 7 field goals and 7 of while Sharyl Weberg netted 2 to Eau Claire at home. JV games up. He goes back to shore and their hair. When they got battle all the way. The Gaels 8 from the free-throw line for a round out the Indian scoring. begin at 6:00. pulls off the boots or waders married, their wives took over scored on a rebounded basket 21-point night, and Trina The action for the lady Indians and wrings out his clothes. where the mothers had left to take the lead with only thirty Maybe he dangles his toes in off...no mud pies, no sailing seconds to go in the game. the water and wriggles his toes sticks in the gutter, clean shirt Leading the scoring for the In- First win still eludes Panther cagers because it feels good and isn't every day, necktie, comb hair dians was Trina Rhinehart, who By Carla Morton biggest quarter for both teams; and, on top of all that, shave at all civilized. pumped in 6 field goals and was Watervliet-Eau Claire game the While drying off, he sails a In basketball action last week the Panthers scored seven every day. 9 for 12 from the free-throw line Panthers upped their score to few sticks downstream or out the Watervliet Panthers dropped points and the Bisons scored 19 male would rebel against that on the night for 21 points. Kelly eight, while the Beavers moved into the lake. He might even pat their record to 0-8 in the league points to up the score to 50-15. sort of treatment but none was Sinclair sank 8 from the field their score to 43. In the fourth out a few mud pies If perfectly and 0-12 overall. The lady Pan- Watervliet's offense slowed so foolish as to do it openly. and was 1 for 2 from the line for quarter Watervliet's offense sure nobody is watching. There thers lost to New Buffalo, 66-15, down in the fourth quarter, not Smart ones became fishermen 17 points. Others scoring for the scored four more points and Eau are stones to turn over and bugs and Eau Claire, 60-12. scoring any points, while New and, as such, are allowed the Indians were Teri Voogd with 7 Claire's offense scored 17 more to look for and he catches frogs In the Watervliet-New Buffalo Buffalo's offense tallied 16 more privilege of wearing their oldest, points. Sharyl Weberg and Laura points to end the game at 60-12. and throws them Into the water. game on Tuesday, the Panthers points to end the game at 66-15 most ragged clothes and a Curtis each with 3 points, and Watervliet had a total of 11 He comes home damp, dirty and only scored three points in the Karla Lang led the Panther fishing hat that is no longer fit to Peggy Raney with 2. Defensively fouls and Eau Claire had 9 fouls. in a delightful mood, even first quarter, while the Bisons cagers with seven points. be seen in public. If things work Sharyl Weberg held Galien's Both teams had a 50% shooting though he hasn't caught a fish. scored 17. The second quarter On Thursday of last week out right, maybe they can even leading scorer to just 9 points average from the free-throw line. What's that, lady? Your was somewhat better as Water- Watervliet traveled to Eau Claire miss one shave over a week- and only 2 field goals. The Panthers got points from husband always catches fish vliet scored five points and New into Beaver territory to be han- end. (Better than nothing.) The Indians' second loss for Becky Epple (4). Amy Bayer (2). and comes home spick and Buffalo only scored 14 points. ded their 50th straight loss. The Best of all, though, they are the week was handed to them by Amy Greco (2). Lang (2). Bridget span? Hmmmm, the guy sounds As the two teams went into the Panthers' offense really never able to get away from all female the Lakers from LMC, currently Tavolacci (1), ar\d Julie Near- like a suspicious character! locker rooms, the halftime score got started in this game, only restraint. As fishermen, they are pass (1). ranked third in the state. The In- scoring five points in the first expected to take fishing tackle was 31-8. The Watervliet cagers played dians gave this tough team a run The third quarter was the half. The Beavers' offense Bridgman on Tuesday and will for their money as the Indians • scored a total of 29 points in the play Bangor on Thursday. first half. Games start at 6:00 p.m. Girl Comets win 38-19, lose 50-47 In the third quarter of the By Scott Bower Emily Fournier hit from the a minute and a half to play In the contest, eighteen points, at 40- Coloma's girls' basketball right side of the free-throw line half. Alison Fournier scored on a 22. With 6:18 left in the fourth team ended a three-game losing with 6:46 remaining in the rebound forty-five seconds period, a free throw by Smith skid last Tuesday by topping opening period in Brandywine to before the halftime buzzer, started a Comet rally. One DOT! second later, Alison Fournier 1W sen River Valley, 38-19. A fourth- give the Comets an early 2-0 which made the score 20-16 af- quarter rally at Brandywine last lead. Coloma led throughout the ter two periods. added two free throws and ten Thursday night, however, fell first period, never by more than Brandywine outpointed seconds after that she scored a short as the Comets lost to the four points and was up 7-6 at Coloma, 6-0, in the first two min- field goal to move the Comets to Socb out FfHztf— tue mosr Bobcats, 50-47. the end of the period. The utes of the third period to widen within thirteen points of Bran- Coloma took a 2-0 lead biggest event of the first period the gap to ten points, 26-16. dywine, 40-27. Emily Fournier hit Siu. our oor etivee iAjye/MKf against the Mustangs sixteen unfortunately had nothing to do Roshanna Kelly got the Comets a free throw at 5:21 to make the seconds into the first period with the scoring. With 4:32 on on the second-half scoreboard score 40-28. Alison Fournier when Kim Mitchell, In the lane, the clock, Mitchell went down by scoring on a drive to the made three of six free throws in banked in a pass from Tammy with a leg injury and was lost for basket with 5:50 remaining in a seventeen-second span that Rodell. Two minutes later, a the rest of the game. the third period. Coloma ended cut the earlier elghteen-point EmpH^ K- S0% steal and layup by Mitchell For the first six minutes of the •the third period behind, 31-22. deficit in half, 40-31. made the margin 4-0. River second period, neither team In the first 1:25 of the fourth Brandywine temporarily Off OK noa-e Valley's only point of the first could get away from the other. period, the Bobcats poured in slowed Coloma's comeback period came on a free throw with Two Bobcat free throws with nine free throws (two were the with two free throws at 4:42, in- 0*CLu6M(r fjoxui) 4:59 on the clock, putting the 2:03 left in the half broke a 14-14 result of a technical foul on creasing its lead to 42-31. Emily Fournier scored from fifteen score at 4-1. tie and helped the home team Coloma Coach John Brigham) to OFF- The Comet lead reached fif- take their biggest lead of the feet out thirteen seconds later take a 20-14 lead with less than ' tiu. u)RW(iL££, MWeftCK., L LEL teen points with 5:13 left in the off a pass from Melissa Wright. second period when Emily Some slick passing helped the ' rfasr LU£STE£A/ ^ Opp Fournier, down by the left Comets close to within seven baseline, passed inside to points, 42-35, at 3:50. Smith " SbQaSH tjuvr Ci»73 - 2cc7=> - - tieus - Alison Fournier, who came up threw a long pass down to LA&icd h&ss 'SU(XL£S with a three-point play that Wright on the left side of the made the scoreboard read 18-3. basket, and she quickly passed DA6bL£5t (/CcoHff/Cr ^ HctZG f At halftime, Coloma led River to Emily Fournier on the right 25/ Ofp $ Mote.' Valley, 21-7. side for a layup. m m Mitchell scored on a rebound Two Bobcat free throws at U/S />)./vc eighteen seconds Into the third 3:10 once again put the margin ^re&ueT, H/ period, upping the score to 23-7. CAN BE DANGEROUS', at nine points, 44-35. Alison (clUjiWb-mi The Mustangs got as close as MANY TIMES IN AUTO ACCIDENTS THE HEAD See COMETS on page 14 thirteen points with 4:54 AND NECK ARE LASHED BACK AND FORTH. remaining In the third period at 24-11, but a 6-0 Comet spurt, ^ O : r > . capped by a seventeen-footer by HPAD-ON Cara Smith with 1:07 left in the period, made the difference bet- THE ELF'S FRONT! ween the two teams nineteen points, 30-11. Coloma held a 30- COLLISION Turn about's fair play, and I believe in being fair. 13 lead at the conclusion of the Tne National Institute of Neurological Disease and Blindness When my back was turned I skillfully whittled out third period. suggests "thai whiplash patients who sutler from blackouts, am- this here pumpkin! River Valley again closed to nesia. severe heaJaches. or stilt neck, persisting more than four For those doubting my intelligence...please within thirteen points with two hours, be treated Family Weekly Magazine note that the pumpkin is the only vegetable that pairs of free throws In the first ALL INSURANCE COMPANIES PAY becomes another in a split second. Toss one in half of the fourth period. The CHIROPRACTIC CLAIMS FOR WHIPLASH INJURIES the air, and it's a pumpkin...when it hits the floor Comets didn't score until 3:13 it's a "squash!" remained In the contest when Communications & Music doesn't sell elec- Emily Fournier put in a rebound. MIDWAY Red Arrow Hwj. tronic pumpkins: however, they sell all kinds of Watervliet \ Coloma twice regained Its "goodies," but when it comes to vegetables...they nlneteen-point lead (its biggest 463 8440 don't know their onions! That's why I was sent here...after of the night): with 2:09 left, when CHIROPRACTIC all...elves are very close to vegetables. We're short, ya Rhonda Leedy scored from un- CLINIC know! derneath to make the score 36- Now, anyone make pumpkin pie? Uh, squash pie? 17, and with twenty-seven 7652 Red Arrow Highway seconds left when two Jennifer Next time...TRICK-OR-TREAT! Nemethy free throws made the 463-5700 final score 38-19. OFFICE HOURS The Electronic Spectrum of Sound Mitchell had eighteen points Dr. David E. Moss. D.C. Monday-Salurday by appomlment and fifteen rebounds for the COMMUNICATIONS & MUSI Comets. Kris Beck scored five 4 OCT. 22,1986 PAGE FOURTEEN TRI-CITY RECORD the ball. The Chieftains won, 33- COLOMA 0. Contnued from page 11 Coloma rushed for one hun- dred sixty-seven yards. came in the third quarter when Dowagiac picked up two hun- Dowagiac's Dave Baldwin dred ninety-eight yards on the dashed seventy-three yards for a ground. Baldwin led the Chiet- touchdown. The Chieftains two- tains with two hundred yards on point conversion pass was suc- twelve carries. cessful and they held a 33-0 ad- The Comets threw twelve vantage. passes, completing four, for for- The Comets appeared to have ty-four yards. Two Coloma V cpoww averted a shutout when Dave passes were intercepted. The Myers looked to be in the end Chieftains completed eight of zone on a fourth-and-goal run in eleven passes for one hundred the final quarter. However, the CROWN DONATED...Marvis Rowley gives Todd DayM. Student Council sixteen yards. referees spotted the ball just Coloma will be at Cassopohs President, WHS's Homecoming queen's crown. Mrs. Rowley short of the goal line and on Friday. donates the crown each year in memory of her daughter, Connie Dowagiac took possession of Austin Forrester. i ABE EXHIBIT...These Watervllet fifth-graders pose with South- western Michigan College Museum Curator Stan Hamper before an oil painting of President Abraham Lincoln. Painting is one of over 150 Coloma St. Joe pieces of Lincoln and Civil War memorabilia. Exhibit fills two rooms at the college and includes many documents with Lincoln's signature. Also on display are swords and firearms used by soldiers in con- flict. One particularly interesting piece is a dispatch from Con- federate General Jeb Stuart penned only minutes before his death. Exhibit materials belong to Earl Marhanka and. according to Ham- per. comprise one of the largest privately-owned collections of Civil War materials. The exhibit continues through Friday, October 24, and is open to the public from 1-4 p.m. daily. The exhibit will also be open Wednesday evening, October 22, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Chemical ban damaged 3-Way Car Speakers Tandy' 1000 EX With Color Monitor! 13" Color TV/Monitor By Realistic* apple industry By Radio Shack Even though recent test test animals, then we will HALF results show that It Is safe to vigorously recommend to our growers that they go ahead and Reg. 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Brad (MOST STORES) Butler said the resulting Banasik had 41 yards in three 12 watts per channel. LCD digital I Dolby" B-C NR CJts hiss and ex- UHF Hi/Lo, VHP Hi/Lo. publicity led many processors catches. The Lakers gained a display, 12-siation memory. I tends dynamic range. #14-629 W20-107 Fantastic and retail stores to refuse to buy total of 127 yards throughout the Dolby' B NR. #12-1925 I *TM Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corp feattenes, crystals extra apples treated with ALAR. As a game. Fall result, most apple growers The Panther defense "stars" Microcassette Recorder! Dual-Cassette Stereo AM/FM Cassette didn't use the chemical in 1986 consisted of senior Chuck Micro-10 by Realistic ' ClannetteM20 by Realistic Recorder Values! and consumers are seeing the Frazier with 11 tackles and .MimseneM6 senior Craig Horton with 10 results this fall. By Realistic COLOMA STORE "Because of the tremendous tackles. Horton is returning from Cut 40% $ amount of rain that we've had, a knee injury. 80 1 WINTER STORE we've seen a lot of pre-harvest On Friday of this week the 95 drop in apple orchards." Butler Panthers, who may be playing 95 HOURS said. "We have a lot of over- without quarterback Dave Coon 29 149 i Daily mature fruit and the effect is because of dislocating his Reg. 49.95 shoulder late in the fourth quar- Reg. 229.95 that consumers will see fruit Reg. 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. that is not as firm and does not ter of the LMC-Watervliet game, Low At $20 Per Month- OnlyIVe" thin! have as long a storage life as will travel to New Buffalo. $59.95 Sunday Built-in mike. Copy tapes, record FM. AM. they would like." Kickoff is at 7:30 p.m. Hartford #14-1016 phono. 17"-high speakers. Listen to radio, tapes ©r record 7a.m. to 10 p.m. Butler said that Uniroyal, will entertain Lake Michigan Batteries extra which markets ALAR, will con- Catholic this week. 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The Bob- forty, 60%. 1 Chfonosette^-247 by Realistic I By Micronta *^95 SUPERTAPE* by Radio Shack On cats couldn't get the ball across Brigham was glad to see mldcourt In ten seconds and on Coloma come back against 0 Customer 127% Off Reg. 10.95 the Comets* ensuing Brandywine and was also happy Cut 13 /o possession, Rodell drilled an with the team's effort In River I Poclcet Size' #22-212 Bane'y e.ira Services" elghteen-footer to close the Valley. He felt the Comets : O CK score to 47-43. Brandywlne played pretty good defense In Sports Watch By Micronta 6^ Eac"h tallied on a three-on-one break the two games, as they have all year except for a couple of oc- with forty-three seconds to play, 20% Off 795 Reg. 7.99 assuming a six-point, 49-43, casions. Reg. 9.95 • The coach is concerned about 79.95 lead. Water Resistant Stock up! 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With Coloma defense than on offense," com- 33% Off mented Brigham. _____ PRICE trailing by two points, 49-47, 95 Smith tried to miss the free Coloma's Junior WfSTTTTSam •H-lQfitep throw. However she missed the lost at River Valley, 20-12, and 19 lost at Brandywine, 37-34. rim altogether and Brandywine Reg. $59" 6995 got the ball out-of-bounds. The The varsity Comets are 4-4 in Has VHF TV Comets fouled a Bobcat with the Lakeland Conference channels 2-13 Reg. 13b.95 Foods one second remaining and she following their loss to the Bob- FMand AM %T JOU^H made one free throw, making cats and 8-4 overall. Coloma will Hi} nil w 'o" ao*o p*«% PA* AVl Save $140 on a pair! Walnut ve- the final score 50-47. be at Buchanan on Thursday #12-613 and at Dowagiac on Tuesday. neer. 23*12" high. #40-4033 Alison Fournler scored twenty Ba B, f rr ' f FOR THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 23-29, 1986 TV RECORD TELEVISION VIEWING GUIDE COMPLETE AREA CHANNEL & CABLE LISTINGS FOR THE TRI-CITY RECORD rrhe black screens are cable stations • South Bend, IN CD Gta WTBS Atlanta, GA CD USA USA Networfc CD WTTW Chicago. IL OD THE CHANNELS the white screens are broadcast channels) PASS Pro Am Sports CD WCFC Chicago, IL (tf SHOWTIME Showtime CD NICK Nickelodeon WBBM Chicago, IL WO TV Grand Rapids, Ml O OD DISNEY Disney Channel CD VH-1 Video Hits One WGN Chicago, IL WWMT Kalamazoo, Ml O O HBO Home Bo* Office TNN Nashville Net. WFLD Chicago, IL o WNDU South Bend, IN Music Television TWC Weather Channel TMC Movie Channel WGVC Allendale, Ml €D H MTV 6D S ^ WHME South Bend. IN CBN CBN Cable Net. WMAQ Chicago, IL WSJV South Bend, IN ESPN Sports Network WXMI Grand Rapids, Ml ffl ® CNN Cable News Net WUHQ Battle Creek, Ml Mare Winningham plays the dual role of model Julia North and housewife Mary Frances Beaudine. two women who share one body, in "Who is Julia?" The drama about the legal and moral decisions that must be confronted after the first human brain transplant airs Sunday. Oct. 26 on CBS. OCTOBER 23-29,1986 PAGE TWO TRI-CITY RECORD © Dobie Gillis Texas' CD MOVIE: Once Upon a 1:45 © MOVIE: Bachelor Party THURSDAY Time in America' (CC) © SportsCenter © (jf) Elizabeth R CD Best of Walt Disney Pre- 2:00 (2) © 22 CBS News 10/23/86 © Fandango sents: Tomorrow the Moon Nightwatch MORNING 12:00 O C£) Night Heat QD MOVIE: 'All the Rivers O 32 Alfred Hitchcock O 32' Taxi 5:30 ® Mazda SportsLook (R) Run'(CC) Part 4 Presents O dJ CD CD? 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Earlier this year, he re- CD i22 O 32' © 17) Late Show Powers Boothe? Any informa- EVENING day lywed Game prised that role. O Moneyline tion about him or his career © NICK Rocks O Crossfire Boothe, who is 6 feet 2 inch- 6.00 O >3 O 5i O 8) CD O The Honeymooners © Videocountry O 8 All New Dating Game would be helpful. — A.L.F., 41 CD 22 News © 3$) Sneak Previews es tall, estimates that he does 6:35 © Beverly Hillbillies O Benson Worcester, Mass. O '32) Diff rent Strokes © 4T M'A'S'H 95 percent of his own stunts 7:00 O (2) O CSD CD n 6 CD CD 35' Michigan Outdoors O Facts of Life © Wanted: Dead or Alive He and his wife Pamela have a i28« CD 22 News CD 28 Wheel of Fortune CD (16 Live at Five © Adventures of Ozzie and daughter named Parisse. 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He earned a FENDERS • bachelor s degree in theater , arts from Southwestern Texas If ^3® TRANSMISSIONS I Movie Rental and Sales Slate University and a mas- Sylvester Stallone BRAKE PARTS# I ter s from Southern Methodist Stallone, born in New York I Over 1200 in stock University. After two years City on july 6 l9Ae IS 40 RADIATORS I with the Oregon Shakespeare ^Vhen and hov. did Jeffrey Home Audio and Video Company, he made his New Hunter die? — R.B., Rome. York debut at Lincoln Center N y. in a small role in 'Richard Systems n jeffrey Hunter, perhaps HI best known for his portrayal of ... , . 210 W. Main St, After several years with re- Jesus in the 1961 film King of Wednesday Harlfordi Ml gional theater groups in the Kings."' died in 1969 following Northeast, his "break" came a brain operation 8:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. DAILY 00 is $1. Day 621-2169 when he received critical ac- (Do you have a question 9 AM TO 4 PM SAT claim for his work in the about a celebrity? Write Tom FREE DELIVERY Broadway comedy "LoneD'Amato at 200 Park Ave.. "WHY BUY NEW Star."' Room 602. New York. NY 0 66 UeS,i,nS b WHEN USED WILL DO" In 1983 he appeared on HBO ' ' /? S'T.!, fh^'e in five original dramas based 764-8951 CQPiONGcn » "« Ch.n. « dler stories about 1930s Los OCTOBER 23-29,1986 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGETHReE CD Love Me, tove Me Not © You Can Be a Star FRIDAY 12:40 O 2 © 2? MOVIE: The © Action Outdoors with © Hardcastle ana McCor- Heart is a Lonely Hunter 10/24/86 Julius Boros mick 12:45 O MOVIE- Too Scared to MORNING © NICK Rocks EMI 11:30© 2 © 22 T.J. Hooker Scream' © Videocountry (R) © Night Tracks In Stereo 5:00 O MOVIE: 'Neptune's 6:35 © Beverly Hillbillies O 3 Benny Hill Show Daughter' 1:00 O 32) Benny Hill Show 7:00 O 'XI O 5 CD 16 CD O 5 O 8 © 16 To- O Crossfire 5:30 6S Mazda SportsLook (R). 28 © 2?j News niqht Show n Stereo 6:00 © MOVIE; 1001 Arabian ® Best of Bill Dance (R) O GD Entertainment To- O Sports Tonight 1 Nights' © 38 Jimmy Swaggart O Magnum. 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