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MERRY CHRISTMAS PEACE ON EARTN AOESCE pioeLis TV RECORD INSIDE FOR COMPLETE CABLE & CHANNEL LISTINGS "FOR UNTO US A child is boRN." 25$ COLOMA * HARTFORD * WATERVLIET 4 THE TRI-CITY RECORD Vol. 103 THE WATER VLIET r Santa Claus tradition is centuries old -3 PlOZf^DGSTYOM K^RJSTOYYM Buon NaLaLe Hei By Lynn Attlla X wealthy parents In the town of Sometime toward the end of died around 343 AD, his death LU November, usually around Patros, a city In the Asia Minor. greatly Increased his fame as a >- Nicholas grew to be a holy o 1 Thanksgiving time, that bright, miracle worker. jolly, old, elf-we affectionately and spirltually-devote man, Some six hundred years after refer to as 'Santa' makes his an- greatly troubled by his parents' the death of Nicholas, Vladimir nual appearance, marking the extreme wealth. As soon as of Russia came to Constantino- onset of the Christmas season. both parents died, he made a ple for baptism and brought Santa's timely arrival spurs vow to secretly share his money back to his homeland the great shopkeepers on to display the with those in need. tales of Nicholas, "The bestower 'Christmas Spirit' In a Legend had It Nicholas heard of gifts." financially-rewarding manner. of a man who had three mar- From Russia, the name and His omnipresent self en- riageable daughters but was deeds of Nicholas spread to the courages youngsters to discern worried because he had no Lapps and Samoyids, the people between what Is 'naughty and dowry for them. One night, famous for the reindeer sleds. It nice.' And his representation of Nicholas stole quietly to the Is believed the modern Santa tradition drives the average home of the poor father and stories, complete with "A sled mother to the brink of lunacy as dropped a bag of gold through and eight tiny reindeer," came she attempts to pull off a tradi- the chimney. The eldest directly from these people. tional, down-home Christmas in daughter was married soon The tales about Saint after. Nicholas repeated the pro- Nicholas varied much over the the midst of a face-paced, Of) space-aged, commercial world. cedure for the second and the centuries. Some perceived him Santa seems to be every- third daughters until all were as a totally virtuous character, where at the same time, causing happily married. giving presents to everyone, the brightest of toddlers to A variation of this folklore young and old, rich and poor. question, "How, Why and How tells of a maiden, expecting the Others believed he served a come?" These queries allow us delivery of a bag of gold down dual role. He was depicted as the chimney, who placed a carrying not only a bag of Marion Leedy parents the opportunity to Ginny Phillips stocking In the fireplace In order presents but also a bundle of Terl S. Voogd weave our own strands of fan- Tenia Boothe to catch It as It fell. birch rods. He was expected to Phyllss Buechner tasy into a Christmas myth that Bonnie Bannen Nicholas became famous for reward good children and Lynn Attlla has survived the generations. Amy Bayer being a godly man, spreading punish naughty ones. Linda Wlnans It seems, many Christmases Sylvia Prager his wealth and good cheer Among other peoples. Saint Anne Bayer ago, sometime during the se- Roy (Bud) Davis wherever he went. He was also Nicholas was accompanied by a Karl Bayer cond or third century, Santa Mike Lelth credited for the performance of Bob Lohr Claus, or St. Nicholas as he was Danny Gray many miracles. Although he See SANTA on page 6 MERRY CHRISTMAS! Ed King originally known, was born to Grandpa Palmer However you say it, we wish you the best! Carole Kleman Gillian Bayer Justin Bayer FOR THE RECORD... Tri-City Record and Staff Zaiig Kerstfmf Prcttigc Kerstdagen JoyEux NOEI tLBKLBt THE TRI-CITY RECORD OFFICE « CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE WILL BE CLOSED CHRISTMAS W First United Methodist EVE AND CHRISTMAS DAY $ Church of Watervliet Invites the News and advertising copy for j* community to its 7:30 p.m. the next issue of The Record * Christmas Eve Service. Children may be left in the mail slot « will especially enjoy the 'do-it- next to the front door. The Sj yourself nativity that will be part New Year's edition of The J* of the telling of the Christmas story. The Lord's Supper, open Record will be published and » to all, and carols by candlelight mailed December 30. The 1? will conclude this famlly- deadline for news and adver- orlentated service. tising for that issue" is Mon- 8 day, December 28. 8

ST. JOSEPH THIRD-GRADERS are (lefft to right): Jody Mahen GET TOYS FOR TOTS!... Carmella Scaccla (a third-grade Mrs. Cindy Balrd's third-graders parent); Mrs. Balrd; Cassle sold baked goods In December Bauer and Tom Scaccla (stu- to earn more than $237.00 dents). Mrs. Balrd has done this toward the purchase off toys ffor project with her children ffor the ^ area children. Pictured here at past two years. {^CHRISTMAS GIVING... wreath to the village's residents. The school's Student Council presented Christmas gifts to members had earlier sold two community agencies last Christmas tags and wrapping 8 week. Along with the Council's paper to ffund the gifft-givlng pro- advisor, Mrs. Earlene Whorlon, ject. 1 student representatives gave Front, lefft to right: Jennlffer two children's games to Com- Amt, Mrs. Francis Nelson (Trl Ci- munity Hospital's pediatrics ty Village Director) and Scott £ward . The group also shared the Hobson; Rear, lefft to right: Mrs. CAROLING...membeTs of Besides singing at holiday spirit with the Trl City Whorton and Jency Naka. Watervliet and Coloma Girl businesses and homes, the girts £Villag e by presenting a large Scout and Brownie troops sang also performed at Trl City rmvKi Christmas carols in Watervliet Village and at Community Hospital. A Monday evening.

FOOD DRIVE COLOMA lefft to right: Kim Jackson HIGH... (Treasurer), Chandler Ricks The Student Council members (President), Tony Gage (Vice conducted a food drive ffor President) and Jenny Turner needy ffamllles. Getting ready to (Secretary). load some off the ffood are ffrom

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SHOPPING SPREE...McGruffff, at store. The shopping spree the crime-fflghting dog, helped Is provided by Kmart and Kmart serve a snack at the Benton Har- employees. This year local Hospital Administrator), Missy bor Kmatt last week to 25 members off the Michigan Na-J^ L6ft to Right: Mr. Steven H. Hobson, Todd Blanchard, Mrs. youngsters enjoying a tlonal Guard unit Co. A 1st 248thgj Spencer (Watervliet Community Whorton and Libby Calvert. Santa Claus visited Trl City Village last Friday ffor an early Christmas Armor assisted In the program, it visit. Christmas shopping spree at PAGE TWO TRICITY RECORD DECEMBER 23.1987 suspect that the product may RECALL No other potpourri burner Is In- tlon. flare up when used with the volved In the recall. Dear Editor, Sincerely, In a recent drive, the Coloma wrong-sized candle. We sincerely apologize for the QLD GP.AMDPA PALAAEPvAfuD The manufacturer has urged Pam Plerson Choir had occasion to sell one Inconvenience, but we know P.S. When you return the Item Item called the 'Country Goose us to have you return the Item as that you would want to be In- HIS BARNYA^O FRIEHD^ soon as possible for a full re- you will receive a rain check and Potpourri Burner.' formed about this possible pro- then the manufacturer will give WISH E VERVOrv/E A VERY We have just heard from the fund or exchange for a new pot- blem. pourri pot of a different design. us the purchase cost to return to supplier of the Item that the Thank you for your coopera- you. CHRiST/^AS manufacturer has Initiated an If you were a purchaser of the Immediate recall of the Item. item, please return It to the The manufacturer has reason to place where you purchased It.

The Back Fencei BY TIM I JKEFCH.L

By Anne Bayer

SI Well, we all arrived home and their tree was so perfect :safely from our trip to Dryden that he thought It was artificial this past weekend and all had a and once he went over and felt great time to boot. 1 am proud to the tree he realized It was a real say that I got all of the one. . <3e,Aci0PA^^e.fjo Christmas hugs that 1 deserve During the day, as you can and gave as much as I got. tell, I have been thinking about The nicest part of our trip was his comments about our tree the fact that we were all and I began wondering what or- together and when a family naments he would like us to starts to split up and go In all dif- take off. Should we remove his ferent the holidays can be so first-grade decoration with his much nicer. picture on It, or the Santa's Once In the house last night reindeer that he made In we all began to organize all the ceramics class In the fourth- things we had taken on the trip. grade? It was so funny to see everyone The rest of the things have up for midnight Mass. We have KEECH AT RAKUYAJI TEMPLE loft), on one of his temple visits, This Kolumn Is a repeat of one busy at work. I collected the been made by the other no visions of sugar plums; AT KOKA-CHO... Is pictured with Mr. Jlbu, the I wrote a couple of years ago. It washing while Gill started emp- members of the family and there's too much excitement. Mr. James Keech (second from temple priest, Mr. Uno and three appeared on this page at this tying the suitcases, Karl fixed some from friends. We are even f We scury from bed to bed, What a feast It was going to Mlnakuchl students. time last year. It makes me feel up the car. Amy got ready for her lucky enough to have some col- bedroom to bedroom...someone be!! Turkey, stuffing, the whole tataml and stuffed ourselves good to reread It. I hope you en- practice up at the high school lector's ornaments that have calls up the stairs. "Better get to works! The plans were made with fried chicken, boiled joy It and I hope It brings back and Justin, good-ol'-Justln, sat been gifts from other family sleep or Santa won't come." early because there were some Japanese vegetables, American your own warm Christmas and commented about our tree, members. Our tree Is special, memories. Eventually sleep takes over definite logistical problems, but Stove Top dressing, and and long waking hours are our beautiful Christmas tree. not perfect, and by the end of because of (or In spite of) our It Is the most agonizing time After all of the time that the the holidays It really does need mlcrowaved 'baked potatoes.' It transformed to swiftly-passing surroundings and a calendar of the year for the small ones. four of us spent on that tree, his to come down, but In the beginn- wasn't exactly what we had In ticks of an unheard clock and that didn't recognize our mind six weeks ago--but we "How many days to Christ- only comment was "Who deco- ing It stands proudly In the cor- we hear Dad calling up the cherished American holidays, were all together; we were hap- mas?" they ask. "Is It Christmas rated the tree?" You see, he was ner of the family room. stairs, "Get up, Santa's been we Michigan teachers had py (perhaps a tad homesick); we yet? Is Christmas my birthday? still at school when the tree Another funny story about here." (One year Santa brought decided early-on that we were were thankful for this Incredible Is today Christmas? Is went up. The rest of us thought this weekend also pertains to a baby brother). going to celebrate a 'traditional' Christmas after church?" the tree was great; apparently Justin and the tree. We left opportunity to be In Japan! There, below the tree, along Thanksglvlng--ln the face of Next week, the schedule In- My favorite memories of that he did not. He laughed and ask- Watervllet at around 2 o'clock the walls, behind chairs and In heavy odds! tensifies with the addition of time are of the dellclously long, ed what little kids we had come on Friday and we stopped at front of the fireplace, piled, bun- The Japanese holiday calen- 'Sayonara' parties to our day-to- drawn-out days, hours and In and decorate the tree. ched, scattered and artfully dar Is very generous-actually day obligations. It Is the custom minutes of Christmas. He said he was at this party See BACK on page 6 As one of 13 children occupy- composed, were the gifts: more 'days off than Its (and one that I and my tummy ing a five-bedroom house on games, clothes, bikes, American counterpart--but there heartily endorse!) for these peo- Sunnyknoll, my memories are microscopes, dolls, trains, per- were no late November allow- ple to send us off with large jumbled. There were older fume, boots and books (mostly Paw Paw ances whereby we galjlns could farewell parties. These galas sisters squabbling over use of new, some repainted just like River Journal slip In a midweek day to partake are attended by everyone from the bathroom before midnight new. all given with love) — ready of the festive day. so we decided the board president down to the Mass. There were older brothers to be passed out to the many to shift our holiday banquet to school custodlan-and everyone mysteriously busy In the base- family members. Saturday at the apartment of gives speeches! The banquet ment. Mom and Dad's bedroom But first, time, that the Don and Marilyn Schllef. the halls In the area do a thriving door was kept locked, and one children's cross and terror, mar- married couple In our Michigan buslness--and the dealers In never ventured to look In the ched again Inexorably through contingent of six. potables and comestibles are locked trunk In Dad's car. our Christmas tradition. First The Schllefs live across the particularly happy because of we went to 9:15 Mass. Oh, how street from a large department the enormous quantities of The woodwork about the man- just had my hair done!" tle and bookshelves was fes- the sermon seemed so long, the 1987 WRAP UP (CONTINUED) store (Heiwado) in Moriyama Ci- drink and food consumed at the never ended. Communion One soft early summer day In Kellogg's Hardward Em- ty. centrally located for all of us Intervals between the tooned with greeting cards and porium, I ran Into several of the best wishes. On the mantle never came and then we were this year, Marlon and I had some scattered American teachers. speechmaklng! heading for the doors and home. vlsltors..'.former Hartford school Larsen Hartford Construction The department store Is a multl- At the last count, I have eight Itself was the nativity scene laid Clan...Carpenter Aage and son, out In plaster-of-Parls figurines; Home to presents - first, girl and now Voice of Nazareth storled establishment selling all of these parties to attend and, of College's phone system, Beth Larry, who both read The a straw manager; and a three- tradition again Is served. To kinds of merchandlse--(sort of course, a speech from me at pass out so many presents. Dad McAlplne Warner. She brought Record. Larry said he saw some an oriental Meljer's Thrifty each function Is mandatory-ln legged cow. Somewhere, off to recent Hartford High reunion the left, hidden behind a line of needs a good breakfast and we along Professor Bill Sprunk from Acres) with an extensive meat JAPANESE!! I must admit that all must eat. Mother makes that school on a guided pictures, but didn't recognize and grocery section. my 'speechifying' skills In the graduation plctues, the Magi too many people. I told him, waited for their cue on January homemade waffles, fries nostalgia tour of our town. The After we had finally agreed native tongue have diminished rashers of bacon, dozens of next time she came to town, she "That's because they are all upon the dinner date, Don somewhat during the past 12 6. looking older than we are." In of the long, long eggs, toasts toast 'til the room brought along daughter, Laurie, ordered a ten-kllo turkey through weeks because of the necessity who Is also an aspiring writer. Then In September, Aage's living room, up the front win- smokes, and the faster we eat the butcher shop there--and our of speaking only English In the Out at son-in-law Dale Drake's kid brother, Wayne Larsen, stop- dow, stood the tree. Oh, that the more Dad consumes. That •chlchlmemcho' would be air- classroom. I just hope that 1 man spent more time on office at Shafer Lake Fruit Ex- ped In to see us. He has mailed to us from Australia. The haven't deteriorated to the point tree. Dad would go out on a migrated to Florida and enjoys Saturday morning, perilously Christmas morning (we thought) change, Bud Pitcher said that largest piece of holiday fowl / of calling attention to my reading the record Is habit form- the year 'round summer there. close to that day, and return eating breakfast than on any that the Japanese are ac- 'sister's sore cabbage' or 'the ing. He and Dawn manufacture Having settled near Ft. Lauder- with the biggest, greenest, pret- other day of the year. customed to eating Is a batter- pen of my aunt Is In the With a twinkle In his eye, he and sell country artifacts and dale, he now owns and operates fried drumstick from a Kentucky suklyakl'l! tiest tree In the world and lean It a lounge and package store against the back of the house. draws the ritual to a close. He decorations at their north Hart- Fried Chicken shop, neces- I have a sneaking hunch that ford ranch. There Is a veritable named The Blue Parrot. He'd cut off a couple of Inches sits In his large chair near the sitating our unique Austrlallan whatever I say will not be cast In enclave out there...Petroleum Cousin Dora Kaucher told me of the trunk and affix the stand tree and reaches for his paper. A connection. bronze for posterity, and that the Pasha Vere Shlndeldecker, she particularly enjoys the Hart- My wife had sent two boxes of to It by a long nail. cry, never heard since the fall of whole 'good-bye' ritual may be across the street North ford stories that contain little Stove Top stuffing mlx--and the When the time came to deco- Jericho, erupts from small and their polite way of saying, Hartford's only garage man, tidbits about peole she knows. others slowly began to collect rate the tree, It was a family af- big throats, causing him to drop •Thank Buddha, he's gone! Harold Henlser, and just Well, Dora, this one Is for you the food Items to make our holi- fair. First, the top came off, to the paper and reach for the Now, we can return to com- beyond, Mayor Elmer Boze's and all the other people who feel day feast complete! We would be decorated by us small ones presents. municating in Japanese without the same way. microwave a batch of potatoes, and then be placed atop the Swiftly and sure-handedly country estate. worrying about his sister's One day down In Coloma I ran Last summer our poor old piano. Meanwhile, the big tree (who knows how he knew where cook some veggies on the gas vegetable problems!" Into Dave Williams, another old- mower gasped and died. So I would be wound In electric to reach) he passes gifts to burner, stuff the bird with the Next week, I say good-bye to car nut. His construction com- took It out to small-engine doc- lights; small ornaments placed everyone. Each person has savory mixture and roast It In this country for the third and, pany Is changing the landscape tor Larry Blyly, who revived It. He at the top and larger ones something to open. It is only for the—and roast It In the--Oh! Oh! perhaps, last time. It will be an from Stevensvllle northward. and wife Lois were discussing A problem! Where were we go- toward the bottom. And then a split second (there's agonizing emotionally draining time as In June our family has several the time I mentioned a monster Mom would unwrap her special time again) that he hesitates ing to roast a 22-pound monster there are so many people who anniversaries...they come In a fish said to lurk just below the chicken? The Godzilla of the ornaments — old, dull pieces of before calling out a have endeared themselves to bunch. One day I stood In our old dam. Lois said there Is real- barnyard flock? The microwave thin glass, plumed birds and tiny name...Chrlstlne. Marg. Greg, me. And when 1 dwell too long local Harding's store looking at ly supposed to be one there. I ovens were too small--and who snowflakes. Mom's memories... John, Francis, Rosie, Paul. Karl. on the possibility of never see- the greeting card rack. wonder how many sightings likes grey turkey anyway? And a bit from her mother, an aunt or Babette, Jeanne. Steve. Liz, ing them again, I'm afraid 1 lack Somewhat confused, 1 said, they get on weekends from the so the Shlga-wlde search began uncle, one from her first tree as Richard. Mom. Grandma. Grand- the 'stiff upper Hp' stuff to ac- "Where are the anniversary anglers at the Sportsmen's for an oven of a size and dimen- a married woman, one from a pa and here's one for Dad. cept what must be! In any case, cards?" Club. Incidentally, we have sion to handle our Thanksgiving you'll read about it in the final friend during the war and so on. Ah, memories...we've all Manager Jack pointed, say- sampled the club cuisine entree. Lastly, the tinsel was added, grown. Grandma and Grandpa chapter of the Journal. ing, "Right over there next to the several times and have found It Restaurants didn't have one! long strips of thin metal-like are gone. Mom and Dad now visit us. The family of 13 has sympathy cards!" to be delicious. Bakery ovens were too small! stuff to be drapped over the In July I talked to long-time grown to more than 70 and the During the summer my col- Central school kitchens have ends of branches and lower Hartford Insurance man, Paul piles of presents are scattered umn on The Big Band Sound huge vats and cauldrons-but no TRI-CITY limbs. Never mind It got tangled Rlchter. We go way back, and from Michigan to Texas. was sparked by the gift of a ovens of the size needed! And up in a ball. Pop it Into your were discussing Art Olds' and It takes time and children of stereo tape from friend Col. Bill so our search widened and the mouth and enjoy the weird taste Paul Hough's untimely deaths. RECORD our own to appreciate that day Haynes In Florida. Whenever I hint of Impending disappoint- next to your teeth. Never mind In our old neighborhood, they as it becomes a part of all of play that music, I think of him ment began to creep Into our 138 North Main StrMt an older sister came behind and were the "big. kids." Paul said us...and who among any of us and his lovely wife, Lucille. Bill minds. P.O. Box 7. Watervllet Ml., 49096 rearranged the clumps left on that he, Paul Hough, Robert wouldn't trade for a little of that Haynes and Hartford's Big Band The suggestion was made to (016) 463-3461 :he branch. When the job was Smith, and Art Olds had their time again. Expert, Bud Colman, have pro- tote the bird Into Kyoto and have done, the tree was the most own neighborhood telephone. Words of the week...Merry vided some of my very best the roasting accomplished by Karl Bayar Publlahar & Editor beautiful, decorated pine In the Also ran Into former mayor- Anna Bayar Publlahar A Bua. Mgr. Christmas and peace to all and music. What would we do an American restaurant there-- world. without friends! teacher-banker Norb Nelson Bonnla Bannan Copy Editor The tree was the signal that especially to Mom and Dad but the task of returning a hot Our new niece, Cathy Weston, down town. He says The Record turkey by commuter traln--wlth that Christmas was close by. Bayer. used to work for an airline com- gets clear out to Shafer Lake, the tantalizing aroma driving the Other signs were a kitchen full Subacrlptlona 110.00 par yaar pany in . I wrote about where he and Minnie enjoy the natives wlld--seemed too com- of baked things, holiday music, for Barrian & Van Buran Countiaa. their wedding recently. One day changing seasons. Also talked plicated a task for us. decorations at church and Elaawhara In Michigan, $13 a yaar. she got a call from a lady who to Mr. J.L Calvin, who follows So, we sadly cancelled the mysterious trips Dad made "to Outalda of Michigan, $16 a yaar. wanted a reservation for an up- my scratchlngs In The Record. turkey order and resigned see a man about a dog." coming trip. A first time flyer, We enjoyed so much visiting ourselves to dining on some of Tha Watarvllat Record, USPS669-340 Finally, it's the night before 2nd cUee poetage paid el WatenlM. Ml.. 4eOM she said* "Only thing. I don't Colonel Sanders' best. Last Christmas. We're tucked In our See ROY on page 6 want a seat next to a window...I Saturday, the six of us sat on the beds; the older ones get to stay DECEMBER 23, 1987 TRI CITY RECORD PAGE THREE THE KIDS AT CHRISTMAS Children's Christmas Poems By Paula Summerton Well now, there they sat, alone Christmas joy fills the air; in the dark; RUDOLPH And everyone has love that they EDITORS NOTE: CHRISTMAS PARTY And smarty-pants Dan said, Shiny, red nose share, "Hark?... Third- and fourth-grade Chapter I students Candy With family and friends who He pulls Santa's big sleigh I think it's Rover. I can tell by his at Washington Elementary School in Coloma Sugar and spice really care, He leads the other deer tonight bark." recently completed a poetry lesson on Cin- Frosting and red sugar No matter if they're here or With pride. But all Rover was doing was quains. A Cinquain Is a five-line poem that Celebrate-"Merry Christmas, kids!" there. looking at a mark... has a definite structure. Cookies. By Robert Miston Line 1-2 syllables; Line 2-4 syllables; Line Little ones are all excited; 3-6 syllables; Line 4-8 syllables; Line 5-2 By Marilyn Love A hoofprint that was left, there, CHRISTMAS TIME And their friends, they're all in- in the snow. syllables. Snowmen vited Following are some examples of cinquain DAD AND MOM They missed Santa, but didn't Bells are ringing To a feast, that's all provided know. poems written by the students: Loving By their parents, who are Santa is bringing toys How they wanted to see Wonderful, kind delighted. Decorations are beautiful Rudolph's nose glow; SANTA Merry, happy, joyful Presents But they did not see such a With tidings of Jolly old man Giving children presents and toys Soon their little charades began. show. comfort and Joy. we Santa's shining red nose Give love. By Makisha Love They all sat down and started to extend our hopes to all. He wears a red suit and white beard. plan Well, the end of Christmas is May your season be Brings toys. By Tara Blazier SNOW Which ones they'd fool out of drawing near; abundant with the klan, love and good cheer White flakes And the children shed not one By Overtus Franklin DECORATIONS at this, the most . Cold, fresh, quiet Whether it'd be Sue or Dan. single tear. Pine tree wonderful time of year! Snow covering all homes Their parents said, "He'll be SNOWMAN Pretty colors Not long after, their party was We greatly appreciate Snow looks like whip cream and cotton back again next year; Made out of snow Glowing, colorful lights through. your friendship Winter Maybe then, you'll see Santa Carrot nose and black coal eyes Ornaments, presents, under trees All the kids left except Dan and and good will! Star glows and his reindeer. A snowman is a fairy tale. By Shannon Comer Sue. In Winter She asked Dan, "Do you have So Dan and Sue went off to play By iamillah Jones the flu?" CHRISTMAS With all the toys they got that By Nikela Atkins Green pine Then kissed him and snickered, day NILSONS "Now, you do." Children singing Hoping next year to hear Santa MANGER Happy people cooking say, Baby Jesus Families decorate Christmas trees "Now off Rudolph! Off with our SIS He loves me. I love him. Presents sleigh!" We remember his birthday today. He saves. By Kelly Janda By Melody Craig MOM AND DAD Birth d Loving SANTA Caring, sharing Gives nice presents Strong, smooth and married Presents under the tree. The whole family is together. Santa comes to homes on Christmas. Give love. He's nice. By Dustin Drake By Cawanna Robinson GRANDMA'S HOUSE A Merry CHRISTMAS COLORS Joyful Red bows Hanging stockings Red and green lights Play in the snow all day Pretty cakes and cookies and Bright Going for walks with my cousins People like to decorate trees Bake cakes Christmas What more could we wish for you than a Christmas to All! By Erin Megna Christmas that's been custom-made in every way! By Kevin Cloy BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT It's Q pleosure CHRISTMAS SOUNDS Rev. Craig and Diane Glass of f CeHTBP doing business wirh you. Bells ring Watervliet announce the birth of Children singing their daughter, Anna Joy, on Santa says, "Ho! Ho! Ho!" Wednesday, December 16, at Standard Federal Bronson Methodist Hospital In CULLIGAN The reindeer are making bells ring. Bank Christmas Kalamazoo. No more iron stains w/Culligan Hartford By Angel Scott Only $3.50 per month RUDOLPH Limited Offer Shining red nose Call Now!! He flies with Santa's sleigh. He helps Santa give toys to kids. 468-4373 or Peggy. Terra. Tina, and Teresa In Winter (MHPOS 1-800-442-2802 By Andrea McDowell

PINE TREE May your Christmas is here. Christinas be Deck the halls with boughs of holly. aglow in Smells good ALL DAY WEDNESDAY the spirit of By Earick Wonson joy and peace.

STOCKINGS Decorations Hung on the fireplace. Waiting for little girls and boys R & M Heating Pretty Coloma

By Katrina Cross MERRY CWISIWAS

TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE We'll be OPEN 8 a.m.-S p.m. Christmas Eve Day WHEN ALL THROUGH THE NOT A CREATURE WAS STIRRING, CLOSED NOT EVEN A WERE NESTLED ALL SNUG IN CHRISTMAS DAY

THEIR BEDS, WHILE VISIONS OF DANCED IN THEIR HEADS. OPEN Regular hours Saturday & Sunday

THE WERE HUNG BV THE CHIMNEV WITH CARE

p. . IN HOPES THAT SOON WOULD BE THERE... NANCY'S Mon.-Sat. 8-10 COLOMA FURNITURE & WATERBEDS Sunday Closed PAGE FOUR TRICITY RECORD DECEMBER 23, 1987 ADCA Walnut, Mississippi, Mrs. Lissie Florin Funeral Service. Benton evening in Leesburg. The body day at 2 p.m. at Coloma Church Mae Hayer and Mrs. Cathline Harbor, where friends called was cremated. Arrangements of God, of which she was a OBITUARIES Sellers, both of Milan, Ten- from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. were by Beyers Funeral Home, member. Friends called at the nessee, and Mrs. Irene Sellers of Monday. Burial was in Crystal Leesburg. Memorials may be church beginning at 11:30 a.m. PHYLLIS HARMON Dyer, Tennessee. Springs Cemetery. made to the American Lung preceding the service. Ar- Mrs. Terry (Phyllis D.) Harmon. Mrs. Schaffer was born May 4, Association or the Coloma Am- rangements are by the Davidson 50, of 4365 N. Roosevelt Road. BERNARD BEAM 1909. in Decatur. Survivors in- bulance Service. Chapel, Florin Funeral Service, Stevensvllle. died Tuesday, Former resident of Watervliet, clude: three sons — Myron, Mr. Cottier was born Coloma. Burial was in North December 15. 1987, at Mercy Bernard Beam, age 72, died in Morton and William, all of Ben- December 30, 1916, in Benton Shore Memory Gardens. Memo- Hospital Division, Benton Har- Hazen, Arkansas, on December ton Harbor; four daughters - Harbor. He was a retired steel rials may be made to the bor. 20, 1987. He had lived there the Bessie Small and Mrs. Fred building contractor and was a memorial fund of the church. The funeral was held Friday at past 40 years. Bernard grad- (Frances) Nunley, both of Ben- life member of the Twin Cities Mrs. Quinn was born April 2, 2 p.m. at the First Apostolic uated from Watervliet High ton Harbor, Mrs. John (Milla) Federation of Musicians, Ben- Church, Bridgman. of which she School in 1932. He operated a 1909, in Push Ma Taha, Huscher of Coloma, and Mrs. ton Haroor. Survivors include: Oklahoma. She and her late was a member. Burial was in filling station and worked in the Robert (Alice) Jannings of Hart- his wife, Ethel; two daughters — Lincoln Township Cemetery. paper mill for a number of years. husband, Eury, were area fruit ford; one brother, Herbert Kemlyn Cottier of Berrien Spr- NEW OWNER...Watervliet resl- Friends called Wednesday from He had severe lung problems for farmers before retiring. He Branch of Grand Haver.; one ings, and Kathryn Lemons of preceded her in death in 1984. dent James Frazier has purchas- 7 to 9 p.m. and Thursday from 2 years. sister, Mrs. Ward (Lena) Root of Eustis, Florida; one sister, ed Stelnhotrs Jewelry of South to 9 p.m. at the Boyd Funeral Survivors include: six sons — Grand Haven; 22 grandchildren; Janice Vollrath of Coloma; two Arlie of Covert, Stanford and Haven. Home, Bridgman. ADA SCHAFFER and 35 great-grandchildren. brothers — Robert of Leesburg The sale of the business was Mrs. Harmon was born July Ada E. Schaffer, 91, of Hart- Huey, both of Coloma, Tommie She was preceded in death by and James of Coloma; seven of Fort Johnson, New York, finalized last week and Frazier 11, 1937, in Searcy, Arkansas. ford, died Thursday, December her husband, William, in 1963. grandchildren; and four great- Charles of Benton Harbor, and has renamed It Vincent J. She had lived in this area for 40 17, 1987, at Lake View Com- and by one son, Alfred, and one grandchildren. Eury Jr. of Riverside; two sisters Jewelers. years. munity Hospital, Paw Paw. daughter, Marjie. RUBY QUINN Frazier Is a former resident of Survivors include; her hus- The funeral was held Monday - Mrs. Pauline Johnson of Hox- L NEIL COTTIER Mrs. Ruby G. Quinn, 78, of Coloma and a graduate of Col- band, Terry; two sons - Terry of at 11 a.m. at Calvin Funeral ie, Arkansas, and Mrs. Wilma L. Neil Cottier, 70, of 5013 Paw 3410 Kerlikowske Road, Col- oma High School. He has been Benton Harbor and Gary of Home, Hartford, where friends Mays of Truman, Arkansas; 31 Paw Lake Road, Coloma, and a oma, died Monday, December manager of the South Haven Stevensville; nine grand- called after 9 a.m. Monday. grandchildren; 29 great- winter resident of Leesburg, 21, 1987, at Middle Tennessee jewelry store since its opening children; one great grandchild; Burial was In Hill Cemetery, grandchildren; and 12 great- Florida, died Monday, December Medical Center, Murfreesboro, great-grandchildren. in November of 1984. He Is a two brothers - Roger Bishop of Lawrence. Memorials may be 21, 1987, at Leesburg Regional Tennessee, of an apparent heart certified diamontologist and at- Stevensville and Donnie Bishop made to the Hartford Fire Medical Center. attack. tended Lake Michigan College of Watervliet; and three sisters Department Ambulance Service. The funeral was held Monday The funeral was held Wednes- and majored in accounting at - Mrs. Charles (Deloris) Brunke Mrs. Schaffer was born April Western Michigan University. of Baroda and Mrs. James 15, 1896, in Bemidjl, Minnesota. (Gena) Booe and Mrs. Ronnie Survivors include: a daughter, (Judy) Gabbard, both of Mrs. Carl (Lyall) Boothby of Hart- Stevensville. ford; a brother, Boyd Williams of Kelso, Washington, 11 grand- ROBERT OLIVER children; and 16 great-grand- your Robert L. Oliver, 78, of children. She was preceded in Westminister, Colorado, former- death by her first husband, homes ly of Hartford, died Tuesday, William E. Williams in 1962; her Holidays December 15, 1987, at Rose second husband, Edward Schaf- Medical Center, Denver, Col- fer in 1971; a son, Darreld be orado. Williams in 1962; and a The funeral was held Sunday daughter. Donna Barnes in 1978. at 2 p.m. at Hutchins Funeral blessed Home, Watervliet, where friends RAYMOND MATKOVICH called after 4 p.m. Saturday. A funeral mass for Raymond with joy Burial was in Maple Hill Matkovich, 76, of Watervliet, Cemetery, Hartford. who died Friday, December 18, ft Mr. Oliver was born February 1987, was held Monday at 10:30 and love. 18, 1909, In Tennessee. a.m. at St. Joseph Catholic WESTERN TERRACE Survivors Include: his wife, Church, Watervliet, of which he Martha; two daughters - Mrs. was a member. Burial was in Box 564. Watervliet, Mi Carlton (Caroline) Winch and the church cemetery. Friends Mrs. Bert (Kathy) Saye, both of called Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Westminister; a son, John of and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Davidson South Haven; 10 grandchildren; Chapel fo Florin Funeral Ser- Prices good through and 15 great-grandchildren; four vice, Coloma, where a rosary December 5i.i987ii!i brothers - Billie of Bradford, was held Sunday at 5 p.m. Tennessee, Weldon of Milan, Mr. Matkovich was born July Tennessee, Clarence of Treze- 29, 1911, in Granger, Iowa. In n vant, Tennessee, and James of 1970, he retired as maintenance mm Doubled ay Arkansas; and five sisters - foreman from U.S. Steel South Bros. & Co. Mrs. Rosie Willbanks and Mrs. Works, Chicago. Rachelle Rigges, both of Survivors include: his wife, Emma Miller, whom he married AHoliday June 27,1936, in Chicago; a son, Kenneth Matkovich of Wood- 7 land Hills, California; a letter File daughter, Arlene Jaworski of Classic Ball Pen ii Greenville, South Carolina; two brothers - Mike Masters of Novato, California, and Steve 88 CALVIN FUNERAL HOME Matkovich of Staten Island, New ? S99 DALE D. LEONARD. D1RBCTOB York; two sisters - Catherine HARTFORD, MICHIGAN 49037 Fogel of Ontario, California, and TBLIfHOHl •JI-4IOI Emma Linehan of La Puente, California; and two grand- Colored Lamps children. May ail good things be yours in full RUTH THOMPSON urMLMO** Mrs. Ruth P. Thompson, 79, $aie est measure this holiday season. formerly of Crawford Drive, Ben- ton Harbor, died Sunday, LEONARD FUNERAL HOME low.tM*. Ml 490*4 (41*) 4744I3I December 20, 1987, at Blossom OaU D. iMncrrf, Care Center, Benton Harbor, where she resided. State Bank of Cofoma The funeral was held Wednes- day at 2 p.m. In the chapel at FLORIN North Shore Memory Gardens FUNERAL SERVICE and burial followed the service. Friends called after 7 p.m. Tues- DAVIDSON CHAPEL day at the Fairplain Chapel of 249 East Center Street Florin Funeral Service, Benton Coloma. Ml 49038 Harbor. Memorials may be 468-3181 made to the Epilepsy Founda- tion or to the charity of the donor's choice. Mrs. Thompson was born .Harbor August 24, 1908, In Dowagiac. %>Ford^ Survivors include: four daughters — Mrs. Richard (Vera) — J "Setting Srandarth for LtceVerKe Bross of Michigan City, Indiana, Harbor Ford in Profemonal Care' Mrs. Arthur (Loretta) Antio of Mlllburg, Mrs. Donald (Colleen) Southwest Michigan's Regional AGolden Rule Home Corenti of Arizona and Mrs. Sam

(Bonnie) Reynolds of Canyon INCLUDED Ford Dealer Country, California; two sisters - Mrs. Blanchard (Veryl) Davis of Watervliet and Mrs. Alice iscdiM Henderson of St. Joseph; four brothers — Dan Heeter of Ben- & ton Harbor, Eugene Heeter of 500 Hartford, and William Heeter CRSH and James Heeter, both of BONUS Sister Lakes; 16 grandchildren; INCLUDED 17 great-grandchildren. She 1988 was preceded in death by her husband, Lee Roy In 1961. 5.0 V8 EFI 1988 RANGER 5 Speed Manual Over Drive 2.3 liter Hutchins Funeral Home 5 Speed Manual Over Drive 209 S Main. Watenrlict «o98 FRANCES SCHAFFER Tu-tone Paint F150 4X4 "We Are 4X4 XLT Am. Fuel Tank Your Tu-Tone Paint 463-3811 Mrs. Frances Schaffer, 78, AM/FM cassette stereo died Saturday, December 19, AM/FM Stereo/Clock Truck Cruise & Tilt Chrome Bumper COURTEOUS SERVICE W 1987, at Blossom Care Center. Specialist Clear Coat Paint Benton Harbor, where she resid- Tach A DIGNIFIED MANNER stock n27T Ml, 650 MO,275 Stock #R119T ed. PIUS TAX. TITIE. I LICENSE ROLAND T. HUTCHINS. Dir. The funeral was held Tuesday PIUS TJB, TITIE, S LICENSE at 2 p.m. at the Fairplain Chapel, RIPIEI Man. & Thurs. CASKET FUNERAL 8:30 a.m to 8:00 p.m. PIECES ARRAIGNMENTS HARBOR OtOttM S Tbes,, Wed., & FH. 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday SYMPATHY FLOWERS BENTON HARBOR 925-2011 ST. JOSEPH / 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. BLOOMING COUNTRY COTTAGE FLOWERS 1-94 & Pipeslan* Aciwu from Orthardi Mai PLANTS 621-2122 1-94 at Hartford Exit TRI CITY RECORD TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE FIVE

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SUSAN YOUNG WAYNE BETTY EDMONDS COLOMA WOLGENSINGER HARTFORD "No, not nearly. I'll CATHY WRIGHT JIM KREITNER SAM CLAYTON DENVER BRAWLEY BOB WEIDLICH COLOMA "Yes, all except finish when they throw COLOMA COLOMA HARTFORD HARTFORD COLOMA uNo, not yet! 1*11 finish money gift." me out of the stores on 'No!!" "Yes." 'Yes, ours is." Tm broke. It better be." "No!!" Christmas Eve." it tonight." Local agency to help community needy By Robert Lohr The agency, headed by Gwen as Social Service, because they Anyone Interested In services The Blossomland Area Com- Swift of Benton Harbor, Is open own a home or other property." from or In contributing to the Watervllet. "This Is an ongoing munity Action Agency has open- dally to help anyone who may The agency, which acquires agency should contact Mrs. thing...we're here to help anyone ed Its most recent location here need its services. According to commodities from the federal Swift at 463-8030 or stop by the until they can get other aid or In Watervllet to help under- husband and co-worker William government, is also dependent office at 451 W. Pleasant Street, get back to work," Swift said. privileged and low Income Swift, "The agency Is here to on local donations. Swift said families and Individuals In the help anyone that might not they need contributions from Watervllet and Coloma area. qualify for other programs, such local residents In the way of canned goods, clothes and house goods. Local donations have already been contributed by the Watervllet High School, Michigan Fruit Canners and Hardee's Restaurant of Benton Harbor. Rejoice... in the warmth and BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT spirit of this holy time. Travis James Young COMMUNICATIONS b MUSIC Travis James Young was born 0593 Eosf Red Arrow Highway • Wolervliel, Michigan Friday, August 7, 1987, at 5:02 a.m. weighing 5 pounds, 12 PHONE 463 B440 ounces to the proud parents, Ray and Joan (Sherman) Young Happiness Is... of Rowlett, Texas. The proud Christmas! And good grandparents are: Rev. and Mrs. Warren J. Sherman of Deerfleld, friends like you! Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Robert ANTI DRUG PROGRAM . man from the Berrien County Thanks for the privilege Sandllng and Mr. and Mrs. Earl In the continuing program ^ Sheriffs Department. Student Young, both of , Texas. of serving you. against drugs at Coloma winners were Melanie Bates Joan Is a 1974 graduate of Elementary, an assembly was from the third grade and Laura Watervllet Wlgh School. She P1WACKI held In which third- and fourth- Wilson from the fourth grade. works in Dallas for Texas In- graders made their own anti- The winning students received 126 H. ChuAch St. Coloma struments Incorporated as a drug posters. Addressing the T-shirts from the officer with the students was Officer Jim Hart- logo Just Say No to Drugs.' secretary.

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SANTA wide assortment of tiny helpers, ROY Continued from page 1 Then, in 1822, Dr. Clement Continued from page 2 and have put me in touch with a That is the one thing that our Clarke Moore developed our known as elfs. relative of theirs in Ohio who family has and I hope will servant or spirit, known as his Myth, legend or reality, the with him. little helper. present-day concept of this holi- Then in late summer, long- does family research...this always have is the ability to en- day legend with his famous personage of Santa Claus Is In Germany, the spirit helper very much a part of our time fire chief and hardware im- lady's roots are also in Hartford. joy a good laugh and be able to poem, "The Visit of St. is a scary character who knows American Christmas tradi- pressario Harold Walker, Sr., This gets us to late summer, kid around with one another. I Nicholas," commonly known as and next week I will try to wind love being with them and the everything about the children. tions...a tradition that is here to presented us with a gift...a large By the time the Dutch settlers "Twas the Night Before stay. ^ up the year of 1987 for The Paw funny things that happen to us. Christmas." jug of luscious home made brought Saint Nicholas to the pickles. Harold is undoubtedly Paw River Journal. So, Merry We also stopped for supper In later years, Santa took a Christmas to all of you from while on the trip on Friday, and , he was greatly Hartford's premier pickle changed. wife, set up his yearly residence packer. When I told him those Marion and me. To be con- the girls decided after a nice big at the North Pole and adopted a tinued. meal they would like to buy The American form of his pickles are delicious when slic- name was Santa Nikalaus or, as ed and placed on a peanut but- some gum out of a machine. BACK Well, as you might have guess- they shortened it, Santa Klaus. ter sandwich, he thought I had His pale face had become rosy- 9/4PP,- 'H'ppr vtippr Continued from page 2 ed, it did not go that well. Amy *Wohdayf 4 WohdM/t 'Ho I ids n lost my mind...Just try it cheeked, his lean frame had fill- Ho I id* ft sometime, Harold. Western to pick up Justin who would put in a quarter and get had just finished his classes back dimes. By the time she had ed out to jolly, plump propor- New freind Steve Hinshaw tions and his priestly robes had Get Ready for the Holidays with from Indiana liked my column and we were on our way to one dollar's worth of dimes she Dryden. decided to pull all of the selec- been exchanged for an ermine- on Sanibel Island, Florida-he trimmed red cap and suit. these Savings from Terry Smith and his family have visited there You have to also realize that tions and with Gill's help they we have moved into a new pulled all of the slots. Justin and He traded in his white horse many times. Incidentally, his for reindeer and sleigh and the HAPPY Would You Believe? aunt and uncle, Fran and Jim house recently and the house I were watching this entire has three bedrooms, which episode and, yes, you guessed day of gift-giving, previously $ 00 DeBoni, are cousins of ours. celebrated on his feast day, Recently they gave us a book on means there is not a special it, laughing. Is Only 8888. room for Justin who never Finally, after ten minutes of December 6, was changed to famous people who lived in December 25, Christ's birthday. Florida. seems to be home much any- fooling around. Amy got a way. Right after we moved in we package of potato chips which In 1809, Washington Irving The New Civic DX Cousin Bob Spies, the only described Santa as "a tubby lit- guy who ever paid for a 5 year got a pull-out sofa for a nice, she did not want and tossed it in 4-Door Sedan comfortable bed when he did the waste paper receptacle. tle fellow with a jolly manner subscription to The Tri-City who sped through the air in a Record that I know of, told me at show up to stay for the night. Justin and I decided that If we a party that his company has Now this sofa is in the family ever wanted to go on a family all had fun and enjoyed seeing •Prire Includes PreiRht, Hrc-Hcllvtry, LiMiinr Huslproof gone computerized. I smiled room so when we are all in a trip all we would have to do is And Undrrconl And Deluxe Tin Stripe. teasing mood we kid Justin stay at a large hotel and for fun the family and friends again, Sales Tax & License Exlra and nodded at the right places, and as you can tell from the rest 9273128 but I hate being so ignorant about his room and when he is and adventure we could all visit "Your Import Store" going to clean his room. the lobby and kill a couple of of the story we all enjoyed being "You'll Like The Way We Do Business1 when someone talks computers. together again. So here we all are in the car hours. The whole thing remind- Maybe I should take a course... Hope you all enjoy your on the way to Dryden and ed us of the movie 'European Terry Smith Honda-Volkswagen Down town I talked with families on the special days ii 170 N. Riverview Dr. • Benton Httox. M^hio'an • Ph. 927012a ~ everyone is quiet and resting Vacation' with Chevy Chase. H "Tooj Lapon Siort" Katherine Vint Minshall about ahead. Merry Christmas. — 'TonT Uk* The W.y W# Do BuioMa" my book in progress on Old and Justin says, "So, guys, The weekend was nice and we Hartford. She graciously gave wherWillie uididu you put up the tree...in me permission to use a few of her family stories of the old days, so plan to include them GIFTGIVING GUIDE COLOMA-HARTFORD-WATERVLIET SHOP AT HOME FOR SAVINGS & SERVICE WATERVLIET MIDWAY SPORT FRUIT EXCHANGE **2 SHOP &/e

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Mejistz By Ed King consultation with Merle BujacK, River Ventures Flood Control Two weeks of rain, sleet and Watervliet Township Supervisor, Committee. Committee mem- BEAT snow, combined with a sudden and Rodney Krieger, Coloma bers, Orville Frey, Watervliet thaw last week, pushed the Paw Township Supervisor, ordered Township, and Ray Dlouhy, Col- Paw River up to flood stage on the new dam at the bridge over oma Township, said this action LINDA Saturday, December 19. Paw 621-6063 the lake-river channel closed on was a "great Christmas present" Paw Lake reached 622.5 feet, Saturday. December 19. This ac- for all residents of Paw Paw the legal maximum established from their home. tion prevented any flooding on Lake. by the Berrien County Circuit To keep and to share both Big and Little Paw Paw According to Commissioner Court in 1982. Christmas in the family, both at lakes. Lowell Bruce the system of early Berrien County Drain Com- church and home will bring us The action had been urged by warning gauges on the river mal- missioner Lowell Bruce, after all to the savior of the world, the members of the Paw Paw Lake- functioned due to a glitch in the Prince of Peace. Even as Christ telemetry which connects the took little children into his arms flood alert gauges in the river to to bless them, may His blessing Focused, not Frazzled the Berrien County Sheriff's Of- be upon you as you gather the fice. Watervliet Township staf- $100.00 WINNERS...Rose Marie The St. Joseph Parent children of your affection to 'Discipline' and 'Holiday Stress' fer Gary Robertson was assign- Hlgginbottom, pictured, drew Boosters of Watervliet are celebrate His birth. for the Parent Boosters during two $100 winners for this week's hosting a talk on Wednesday, ed to monitor the river and lake Merry Christmas previous Decembers. She has 300 Club drawing, Henrietta January 6, at 7:30 p.m. by Joanie levels on a twice-daily basis. worked as a management con- Frazier and Russ Hendrix, both Karpanty entitled 'Focused, Not Dan Rupple and Rick LoPresti, sultant for several businesses, of Watervliet. Frazzled.' Mrs. Karpanty's Coloma Twp. staffers, also par- schools and churches in helping There are still six months of remarks will be made to guide ticipated in this effort. people to get more done drawings for cash prizes... LEGION CHILDREN'S PARTY parents and interested people Lowell Bruce said that the together through relationship- tickets may be purchased from Edith Warford and the Ladies from the area who'd like to learn contractor who installed the Auxiliary of the Hartford building. early-warning telemetry equip- any Watervliet Business some basic ideas for time The thrust of this year's talk is Association member or at The American Legion sponsored a management. ment would be in this week to to help people focus their attempt modification and repair Tri-City Record office or at the Christmas party for children Her address will be given in talents on the tasks at hand. In Golden Brown Bakery, the Mon- ages 12 and under. the St. Joseph Parish Center, at- of the high tech installation. Edith says every year since order to have more time left for day location of the drawings. tached to the school, at 188 much-needed leisure. Mrs. Kar- she can remember, Santa Claus Lucinda Lane in Watervliet and has visited them giving children panty's comments will help all is open to the public. people to discover more time for stockings filled with candy. Mrs. Karpanty Is an ac- The Legion also provided spending with family and complished speaker in human friends because of their ability many goodies to eat for the kids. dvnamics and has given talks on Edith was happy to do to control their own time. something for our community and she wants to thank all of her li|i|i|i|il!lil!lili|il good help this year. MEDDY CHRISTMAS, A CELEBRATION More than any other Christian festival,' Christmas is the most CHRISTMAS joyous occasion. Jesus was born into a family FIREMEN'S CHRISTMAS that kept his birthday with joy PARTY Our best holiday and Thanksgiving. When Jesus On Saturday, December 19, wishes and thoughts the Hartford Fire Department grew up his experiences with of thanks go out to home had been so fine that he held its annual Christmas party. all our friends. used them in his teaching. He This year's party was held at taught that love of God was like Hadleys Family Dining in Hart- that of a father and a mother ford. toward their children. He spoke Fire Chief Harold Walker Jr. of 'Brotherhood,' the outreach of presented a plaque to Claude HARBOR Christian love. Unrath from the Fire Department Across from Orchards Mali Families with children have for his fourteen years of service 925-2011 special reason to celebrate the on the Hartford Fire Board. joy and wonder of Christmas. Claude is the last of the The children learn the founda- original Board members and has tion of a whole lifetime of ideas been chairman for the past four- loy to the world... about the love of God and the teen years. Claude will end his sister and brotherhood of all membership next month. And to every hearth and home. We thank you so much for ST. JOSEPH STUDENTS brings the two grades together your valued business. Hove It All COMMEMORATE THE FIRST for popcorn and other foods THANKSGIVING... eaten by the original Mayflower On Nov. 24, 1987, In the St. passengers and Indians. This Christmas Joseph Parish Center, the flrst- Pictured in the left side of the A.C., Annette & Mark and second-grade classes at St. table, front to back, are: Joseph's School, Watervliet, re- Christine Koehler, Matthew ...Love, Laughter, Adventure, enacted the first Thanksgiving. Pupedls, Christina Juroff, Action and Success! Miss Glna Molter's second Jonathan Miller and Jessica Brown. On the right side, front We very much appreciate your graders were the Pilgrims and Mrs. Linda Harrison's first- to back, are Tasha Baumeister, business and friendship. graders were the Indians. 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Red Arrow Hwy., Watervliet Tamara Brown Kllng Linda Obermeslk Hipskind Building Supply Phone: 463-3298 468-3128 Step Out with High Style for the Holidays TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE NINE DECEMBER 23f 1987 Airpo rt board sets ly-m date By Robert Lohr Jim Hughes, of Hughes and 6 The Watervllet Airport Board, Associates, Mishawaka, In- at Its regular December 17 diana. that the Watervllet Air- meeting last week, set August port does not qualify for any 14 as the date for the airport's federal grants citing the fact next annual fly-in. that the airport is not a member During the meeting, the Air- of the National Airport Plan. Air- port Board discussed the ports also cannot qualify for possibility of expanding the fly- federal grants If they lie within in to a 2-day, weekend event en- 30 miles of an airport already on compassing several activities the National Airport Plan. Ben- rather than Just the fly- ton Harbor and South Haven's in/pancake breakfast event held airports are both members. only on Sunday. Bayer said, "I'm very disap- Karl Bayer, Airport Board Vice pointed" at the disqualification A very speclol holiday greeting Chairman, suggested sponsor- of the grants but "We shouldn't to oil our friendsl It's been o ing a carnival, or other similar throw in the towel yet." Bayer event, to coincide with the fly-In also said that he would get great pleasure to know and serve you on the airport grounds. Other together with Hughes after the possible events discussed at first of the year to discuss fur- FRED'S MEAT the meeting were a 10K run, ther possibilities. remote control model aircraft The Board did Indicate, MARKET COLOMA display, draft horse walk and however, that although the air- game booths. Board members port does not qualify for federal indicated that a committee grants It still is capable of would still have to be organized receiving state grants. Our prescription for a joyous season: to schedule the events. The airport has been seeking Take 1 part each of laughter, love, STOCKING WINNER...Amy Pictured with Amy Is Ace Board members said, grants for grading and drainage peace and good will every day of Adams, 10, of Pleasant View Hardware owner Tim Freebum. however, that regular fly-in ac- improvements and the possibili- the holiday. Have a happyl Estates, Watervllet, won the Amy said she would wait until tivities such as the pancake ty of paving Its main, north- giant 6-foot Christmas stocking Christmas to open her toy, can- breakfast, airplane and south runway. iven away by Watervllet Ace dy and game-filled prize. helicopter rides and the Na- BELFY R ardware. tional Guard/military displays NEW YEAR'S EVE CAUTION would still be included In the DRUG If you are going out (or even If could become a statistic. event. In other matters, members of STORE you are staying home), the Noisemakers and music mer- the Board were told last week by Humane Society of South- rymaking can frighten your pet. Avoid any possible hazards by Ed, Pauletta, Helen western Michigan suggests that VLIEK SERVES IN your pets are kept inside and not keeping your pet safely Inside a Madonna, quiet room. Keep the holidays WEST GERMANY allowed to roam loose. New Army Spec. 4 Terry Vliek, son Year's celebrating may cause safe and |oyous for you and your Bev. Mark A Kirk pets. of Henry D. and Ella J. Vliek of careless driving and your pet 59601 Jerrdean Drive, Hartford, has arrived for duty with the 38th tmmm&KSi? Signal Battalion, West Ger- many. Vliek, a multichannel com- munications system operator, Is Merry Christmas a 1971 graduate of Hartford Close at 3:00 Christmas Eve S High School. STUDENT OF THE WEEK 1 FOR WATERVLIET If Cheryl Sackett had one Christmas wish it would be that Capture the SparUe... her entire family could be together on Christmas Day. May this season Cheryl is the daughter of Tom overflow with and Carol Sackett of 6091 North Watervllet Road. She Is the good times, youngest of three children. good friends and Watervllet High School is proud good fun! to announce that Cheryl has been selected 'Student of the We're especially In the tradition of a festive, feasting season, Week.' thankful for our This senior has maintained a we extend our best holiday tidings to all. good friends like you Thanks for your kind patronage. fine 3.76 grade point average at Watervllet High School and Todd & Chuck plans on attending Western Ron & Tim WAFFLE HOUSES^C^ Michigan University after graduation. She plans to pursue LAWRENCE OF AMERICA WATERVLIET a degree in accounting. WATE Cheryl Is a member of the Na- tional Honor Society and ran as a member of the girls cross country team. She states that When all is said and math and English are her favorite subjects and science Is MainSt.. Watervlie done, it's customers ^Jlapptf holidayth toe mos ait!t challenging . Besides her academic life, Cheryl works at Farmer Friday's. like you who make us Congratulations to this hard- Ethel's working senior, and we wish her proud to be oi service. the best of success as she SEASON'S GREETINGS E & N Sales strives toward her goals and dreams. To uh, Christmas Is a bouquet We hope you have the ofbrlght holiday cheer. ..and the pleasure of saying 'thanks' best holiday ever! Christmas irupiras us with the joy to good customers like you. of giving and the inner fulfillment of MIDWAY FLORIST CREATIVE DESIGNS sharing. It is in this spirit that we share BY WANDA with you our thoughts of thanks. MAIN ST. WATERVLIET MOVIE zoo Coloma

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May your holiday be joyous in every way. RICHCREEK WELL DRILLING ORCHARDS OF COLOMA PAGE TEN TRI CITY RECORD DECEMBER 23. 1987 for a two weeks' stay at the tory to his own place on Center gregational team 29 to 15. The George Coon home in North Street Tuesday. Methodist team defeated the ROLLING BACK THE YEARS Watervliet. Mr. Roth is A surprise party was tendered Watervliet Methodists 36 to 34. Leonard. They will probably Watervliet's most regular and Mr. & Mrs. Fred Warman at their THE WATERVLIET RECORD township, left Wednesday for make a stay of three or four enthusiastic summer visitor and home in South Coloma last 90 YEARS AGO McConnellsville, Morgan Coun- weeks. Mr. Reeder thinks of he can find pleasure in our sur- evening by some twenty of the | Submitted by VI Viscuso,* Claude Smith was up from St. ty. Ohio, to visit her old home. buying a farm here--not for a roundings even with zero more elderly society people of $ assistant librarian at the Co/-:S Joseph the first of the week. He She went away from there in the home, but as an investment. He temperatures prevailing. the village and vicinity. goma Public Library, from The* came to the Record office and fall of 1850 and has never been is surprised at the im- 30 YEARS AGO Miss Edna Peck is the guest ZColoma Courier newspapers# I inspected the new press, and back before. She has one provements that have been Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kuhlman of Miss Effie Dade this week. $ donated by The TrlCltyg thought that a town of the size brother there who did not made in Watervliet since he was entertained at a birthday dinner 60 YEARS AGO §: Record. Hours: Mon., Wed.,# of Watervliet ought to be proud migrate with the rest of the fami- here before about twelve years last Saturday evening at their Coloma's telephone operators Zand Frl., 10 a.m.-5;30 p.m.;::':; to have such a printing press. ly- home in Coloma honoring Miss were made happy by many viTuas. and Thurs., 1-5:30 and Market report: Wheat 86 Mr. and Mrs. George Reeder, ago. 65 YEARS AGO Thyra Jennings of Watervliet. A Christmas remembrances. And g 6:30-8:30 p.m.; and Sat, 11:30$ cents; Oats 15 cents; Potatoes of Jefferson, Ashtabula County, Last Saturday was the coldest delicious 6:30 dinner was served if there should be a muffled ac- i}a.m.'5 p.m. g 40 cents; Butter 15 cents; and Ohio, arrived here Monday night morning of the winter thus far at a prettily-appointed table cent in the "Thank you" that Eggs 16 cents. for a visit with friends. Mr. with a temperature of five above. centered with a Christmas ar- comes over , it is caused Mrs. B.F. Osgood, of this Reeder is a brother of Mrs. U. At Kalamazoo and other points rangement. A social evening by the amount of candy being east of here in Michigan, zero was enjoyed by the group. consumed at the local office temps were reported. Steady Guests from Watervliet included since the receipt of Christmas winter weather has prevailed the Mr. and Mrs. Otto Helweg and gifts. past week with good sleighing. son Arthur, Mrs. C.E. Jennings Fourteen members of the Monday morning was still colder Sr., Miss Thyra Jennings and Mr. Kilmark family enjoyed a fine with temperatures of around and Mrs. Dick Curtis. Christmas dinner at the Gust zero reported and a few degrees Kilmark home northwest of Col- S Submitted by Cindy Young, oma. below in some localities. ^assistant librarian at the* Watervliet stores are display- 30 YEARS AGO $ Watervliet District Library,* Kremer's hill has been closed ing some very beautiful and at- fyfrom The Watervliet Record^ trative show windows this to sliding this year...the first bliz- $ newspapers donated by The# Christmas season. The holiday zard of the winter season storm- &Trl'Clty Record. Hours:* ed Into the locality and left trade is reported to be very %Mon.'Frl., 1:00 p.m. (o 5:30* temperatures hovering near Hiay good Iiuk and good. %p.m.; Wed., 10:00 a.m. to 8:00% Those home from Kalamazoo zero. qoMtidiimU Sum.; and Sat, 1:00 p.m. fo:;:; Normal for the holidays are: Both the Coloma Methodist SING WE ymfiftpecuiEiy oi £4:30 p.m. Phone 463-6362 M Joanna Dokter, Mabel Stewart, and Coloma Congregational Rachel Pratt, Irma Maikowski, THE COLOMA COURIER Church teams registered wins in Now OP Paul Pelton, Frank Wigent, 90 YEARS AGO the WatCo league last Saturday Harold Emerson, Milton Scherer as competition adjourned for Htcawabt Ira Leedy moved the house CHBISTMAS and Howard Rockwell. formerly occupied by John Um- the holiday week. The local Dar& Don J. Lee Roth expects to come phrey and family near the Congas took the Watervliet Con- Dawn & Joe over from Chicago next Tuesday Kremer, Gilson & Co. basket fac- D & D Grill ... and His message of love

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PICKS OF at Atlanta Chicago at LA. Raiders ARMCHAIR QUARTERBACKS THE WEEK Going into the final week of behind in third, still well within last week. place, just one game behind Ken Smith is relegated to fifth competition in the NFL regular striking distance of first or se- Mark and looking to move up place after losing the tie-breaker good chance to better his stan- better off in the draft if they lose season Nancy Huffman main- cond. before time runs out or Dave ding. This week's picks are and Chicago will probably still tains first place by one game Mike VanLinder moves from to Mike VanLinder. Fennessy catches him. Mark Bolin is one game back tough ones as Detroit will be not have McMahon as quarter- over Barb Parker who remains sixth to fourth place, the only Dave is anchoring the bottom in sixth place going 1-1 for the back. solo in second. one of all eight to pick Seattle again but next week we will have week as did most of the rest. Bob Wallace is four games over Chicago for a 2-0 record all the major bowl games to pick Mike Woodward is in seventh from so everyone will have a

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Hartford Indians 1-1 in Season Basketball PRESS By Terl Voogd Craig Thurman had 14 and This past week the Hartford Shawn Meachum added 12. BOX varsity basketball team went Then, on Friday night, the In- 1-1. They were closely defeated dians played a fantastic game against the Bangor Vikings. The ByMKELEITH by Eau Claire, 65-60, and they upset Bangor by a score of score was tied at halftime, 48-45. 22-22, but Hartford pulled it out THE DETROIT LIONS Vikings would beat out the Tuesday night against the to win 48-45. The combined ef- This week I did not want to Bears for the Central Division ti- Beavers, the Indians had the fort of the press and rebounding talk about the Detroit Lions. tle this season. And this was lead until about 3 minutes left in provided the win. Mike DeMor- Everywhere there is a news- just three weeks ago, so it can- the game when the Beavers' row was top scorer for the In- paper there seems to be another not be based on pre-season op- quickness and depth caught up dians with 13 points. Ackerman article about their dismal timism. I don't know if this guy with the Indians. Coach Dick and Thurman both added 11. season. But everywhere I've is that loyal or it was the alcohol Pfeifer was pleased with the Russell Drake helped a lot by gone, that is what people have talking, maybe both. way the boys played. Gary coming off the bench and scor- mentioned to me. Every week is The Lions' devoted fans, Ackerman was high-point man See INDIANS on page 18 unique for them. They keep fin- dwindling as we speak, deserve with 19 points for the Indians. ding a different way to lose. better. True professionals are I take no pleasure in this not supposed to make the WIN BASKETBALL AWARDS... School girls receiving trophies. myself, as I have always been a stupid mistakes we are seeing Pictured from left to right: Helen Lions fan at heart, if not overtly week after week. This week it With the best season ever, with 16 wins and 6 losses, the basket- Nugent (Most Improved), Jen- so. I sit and listen intently as was defensive cornerback Bruce nifer Nemethy (Co-captain), and many people state their case as McNorton's turn but I can ball award banquet was held recently with three Coloma High Alison Foumler (Most Valuable to what is wrong with the Lions. almost guarantee you next week and Co-captaln). mmmmt Each person makes a different it will be someone else. point but there seems to be so I saw a sportscaster on TV the With sincere many problems most of them other day make the statement Panther Cagers Drop a pair appreciation for the good are right. Most are well-thought that Lions Owner William Clay will you've shown us. It has been our pleasure observations, with the excep- Ford should make a houseclean- Panther attack with 13 points. By Mike Lelth doing business with you. tion of a few off-the-cuff slams, ing from top to bottom in the Last Tuesday night the Pan- Watervliet did win the JV but even those are right on a lot organization, otherwise he is do- thers dropped a close one to game, 48-44. Eric-Suzi-Shlriey-Elmer of the time. ing a disservice to Lions fans. Bangor, 45-39. Friday night Watervliet got off Doug-JIm-Ron-Spence It's bad when close relatives Maybe he will now that atten- The Panthers led 12-6 after to a slow start against L.M.C., & Dick Judd hang up on you when the last dance has dwindled to the point one quarter and were down trailing 25-12 at halftime, before Lions game is mentioned one where the Lions could lose up to 21-19 at halftime before a cold making a game of It the second JUDD LUMBER too many times in the conversa- five million dollars this year. third quarter did them in. half. tion, or a devout Lions fan tells Maybe the old saying "Money Watervliet held Bangor's The third quarter saw the Pan- BVTLDIHG me when asked that he hasn't talks and bull....walks." will apply leading scorer (normally over 22 thers outscore the Lakers 21-11 SUPPLIES worn his Lions jersey this year in Detroit and Mr. Ford will points per game) to just two to pull within three points at CENTERS because It's got Billy Simms reconsider his pledge to bring points the first half and ten for 36-33. But the fourth period saw number on it, which coinciden- back Darryl Rogers next season. the night. the Lakers get hot from outside r EorujtKliiq t» Bui/i AruftiOii^' tally seems to be the last time The Lions are in a 'Catch 22' The Panthers outshot the Vik- and resulted in the 56-44 final WATtWVUCT the Lions had a chance to do situation at this point because ings from the floor, 36 to 33 per- score. anything. to get the first choice In next cent, as Todd Bannen led the See PANTHERS on page 18 Another guy that reads my ar- year's draft the following ticles seems to have had to get scenarios have to happen and stoned-drunk before coming up all of the participants, the Lions, to me and saying that the Lions Atlanta Falcons, and Kansas Ci- are only one or two players away See PRESS on page 12 from contention and that the

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4 PAGE TWELVE TRICITY RECORD DECEMBER 23, 1987 Chiefs must lose to have any ing is in order. If the Lions want cast their votes and for their PRESS money they don't deserve any- Continued from page 11 chance of getting the first pick. to keep their fans and build a thing less from Lions manage- ty Chiefs, are In elite company Now that that's all spelled larger following and a winning D O.P)! with 3-11 records. out...what should the Lions do, program, they must show a total ment. Let's hope common sense (1) Detroit —The Lions control win or lose? If they win and commitment to do so. Besides prevails and parity in the NFL their own destiny. If they lose to have a good showing Darryl Rogers, General Manager Russ also Includes Detroit some day Atlanta Sunday they get first Rogers might buy himself the Thomas must be one of the first •S soon. Their fans deserve more pick. The winner of the Detroit- first three or four games of next to go. A host of other players than coal in their stockings. Atlanta game is out of conten- season. If they lose and get the that are just hanging on must go Merry Christmas. i tion. If Detroit and Atlanta tie, first-draft choice, he might not also. Kansas City gets the pick if they be around to use it. Regardless The rest of Detroit's profes- GOftOON^CHARLES lose to Seattle. If Detroit and of the vote of confidence Rogers sional teams, the Red Wings, While plenty of interesting came bounding out into his Atlanta tie and Kansas City got from owner Ford a few Tigers and Pistons, have made a things happen in Michigan's path. Unable to stop at 40 mph, wins, the pick will go to the team weeks ago, he could change his commitment and brought winn- TO SUBSCRIBE outdoors, other states have tall he hit the bruin dead center. For- with the weaker schedule. mind. Just ask Gary Hart; ing programs to Detroit and now tales to tell, too. tunately for the cyclist, he was (2) Atlanta - If the Chiefs beat stranger things have happened. it is the Lions' turn. By defec- CALL 463-3461 In Pennsylvania, for example, unhurt, although admittedly Seattle and Atlanta loses to Personally, I like Darryl ting from the Silverdome In instead of cars being a threat to quite shaken by the experience. Detroit, they will get the number- Rogers but a total houseclean- record numbers the fans have deer, one group of the animals As for the bear, which proved to one pick. If the Falcons and got revenge in quite an unusual be an old one of 20 years, the ac- Chiefs lose, the team with the way. It happened on opening cident was a fatal one. weaker schedule prevails. day of the antlerless deer The above two tales put this (3) Kansas City-If the Chiefs season. When a motorist saw reporter in mind of something and Lions lose, the Lions get the 468-3071 similar which happened one ORCHARDS five deer approaching the road pick since the Chiefs beat he was driving, he pulled over to year in a section of Michigan Detroit on Thanksgiving. The OF COLOMA one side of the road as close to woodlands. In that case, a a vertical bank as he could get motorcyclist was zooming along 87 GMC S-15 w/cap SAVE officer who went to investigate. and stopped. That, he reasoned, happily when a big doe sailed The dents In the house siding, 86 Thunderbird, Loaded SAVE would allow them to cross off a high bank and tried to clear the CO explained patiently, without the danger of hitting the road in a single bound. The 86 Cutlass Ciena, 4 door, Well-equipped SAVE could be cured if the them. two moving objects arrived at The whitetails must have the same spot at the same time homeowner would use a little 86 F150, Auto SAVE more care If the lawn mower figured it was all for their benefit and the deer knocked the rider would be pointed away from the 85 F150, Auto SAVE as they sailed over a fence on off his bike. house. That way, it wouldn't be top of the bank, then came down In that rather unnerving event, 85 Full-size Blazer, Loaded SAVE picking up little stones and on top of the car, using its hood neither the deer nor the cyclist rocketing them at the house and roof as an extra spring- was hurt, although the man did 84 F250 with Self-contained camper SAVE board. All the driver could do have the wind knocked out of siding. As for the second complaint, 84 Jeep Cherokee Chief SAVE was hunch down in his car seat him by this close encounter of the CO had no real suggestion and hope none of the thundering the unusual kind. New Jeeps —$500 Cash Rebate on what to do about the deer hoofs would come through the Just about any place where hanging around and eating the windshield. None did but the deer and humans try to occupy 84 Chev. Celebrity, Auto, Air Christmas tree ornaments off damage to the car was con- the same general area, odd the little spruce tree in the front 83 F250 Supercab, Low miles SAVE siderable. things are probably going to Cars frequently run over deer happen. Take, for example, the yard. Maybe, he suggested, the 83 Buick LaSabre Custom, Well-equipped.. SAVE deer's eating habits would catch but it is highly unusual to hear case of the big buck deer that up with him and his digestive of deer running over a car! was supposedly damaging the 79 Bronco, Completely rebuilt SAVE system. 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