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Volume 89 - Number 16 YOUR-PHOTO-NEWS PAPER June 22. 1972 Watervliet Paper Co. Strike Ends A two-year labor agreement, which provides for a 17c across the board wage increase each year, was announced today by officials of Watervliet Paper Company and representatives of its production and maintenance employees, the United Paper- makers and Paperworkers, Local 985. AFL-CIO. Announcement of the new con- ADIOS — WHS Spanish teacher Mrs. Linda Weik and four of her NKU CITY TKFIASl'KKH — Kred Johnson, center. Walervliel City tract was made by Dean Mc- students are shown going over last-minute details before leaving Clerk, is shown administering the oath of eity office to William Kinney. manager of personnel this Sunday for Mexico. Students pictured are Rick Prince, Paula Rogers, newly-appointed city treasurer. Lookintf on is Watervliet and labor relations, and the city mayor Itohert Flaherty. Ko^ers is a recent retiree of the Schmaltz. Tim Johnson and Sandra Kimball. A total of 25 students union's international represent- of Spanish I. II and III are going on the trip. The group will leave Watervliet Paper Company, lie replaces Kohert Olson, who ative. Clare Annen. They explain- from Chicago's O'llare airport for Mexico City, spending 10 days resigned. Other city councilmen present to affirm the appointment ed that the contract amounts to touring our southern neighbor. The kids extended a big and witness the swearing-in ceremimies were I'aul Muth. Arvid approximately 53'-c in wage and THANK-YOU to city residents for their help in raising funds for the Frazier. William l.oshhough and Richard Fox. benefit improvements over the journey. two-year period. Included are substantial liberalizations i n presentattive for Castle co., Ro- Miss Watervliet areas of group insurance, shift chester. N.Y., and works locally premium, holiday pay, and other out of Oakbrook, Illinois. Mr. Enters Contest contract provisions of benefit to Tyler is a member of the Napier the company and union member- Parkview Baptist Church. Ben- Miss W a 1 e r v I i e I of liiT'i. ship. ton Harbor, and is vice commo- Deborah Sue Godfrey. will he one The contract was ratified by 95 dore of the Paw Paw Lake of 22 conleslants in the Nalional percent of those who voted from Racing Club. Chen v (^ucen conlesl to [>«• held U>cal 985's membership of :M7 Other newly elected officers of Frida> in Traverse Cily. Her employees, upon unanimous the Watervliet Jaycees are Wal- puiiicipalion is sponsored by Ihe recommendation by the Union's ter Lange, internal vice presi- Walervliel Lions Club. spons«ir of bargaining comm ttee. which dent; Fred Grant, external vice the Walervliel (^ueen conlesl. She included; Presley Olson. Pres- president: Allen Randall, secre- K will I - accompanied by Mr. and idenl . George Wood. Vice Pres- tary; Rome Zehner. treasurer; Mrs. Jerry I.oikman. represenl- ident; and Committeemen and James Brock, director. inj: Ihe Walervliel l.ions and her Herbert Howell. John Kolenko. parents. Mr and Mrs. Kennelh Robert Vassar, Dan Skinner and Godfrey Mrs, Lucille Sanders. Conleslants in Ihe Iwii-ilax In addition to McKinney, rep- paueani will IK- judged on talent, resentatives of the company at personalily. intelligence, poise, the bargaining table were; shaking ability, general appear- L a w r e n c e St rouse, labor > ance and facial beauly. relations supervisor ; Paul WARREN TYLER In the talent category ol Ihe Diebold. trimmer supervisor ; contest. Debbie will model a Sven TulllH'rg. manufacturing Tyler New dress which she made, and superintendent; and Dale Meahl. Jaycee President display accessories which may manager of manufacturing. be worn to give different high- The Watervliet plant, in its At Ihe Watervliet Jaycees an- lights to the garment. 62nd year of operation, is a nual election. Warren Tyler was Her hobbies include sewing and division of Hammermill Paper elected as the new president. designing clothes, cooking, paint- OF.KOItAll SI F GOOFKF.V Company. Tyler has been active in the ing and drawing She has partici- organization since he joined in pated in the National Honor February of 1%9 He has served Society. Future Homemakers. Pilgrim Drive-In Has as chairman for many projects Pep Club. French Club and Girls and attended state conventions Fmil Hanselman and Roz Athletic Association. throughout the state He served She plans to attend Lake Mich- Grand Opening as internal vice president for the She Will Be Missed igan college and later transfer to 1971-72 year. Michigan State University. She Dick and Pal Kwiatkowski All the family pilches in to help Mr Tyler, his wife Barbara Roz is gone. Death has taken will major in home economics in would like to welcome all area out at the drive in and 3 children, reside on Paw Ihe faithful companion of Emil the field of clothing and textiles. folks to their grand opening this They invite you to "come on out Paw Lake in Watervliet. He is a Hanselman. From all of us in Watervliet — weekend at Ihe Pilgrim Drive-in and sav hello" Ibis weekend. hospital equipment service re- A familiar sight on Main Street. Good Luck. Debbie! north of Walervliel. They look earning her red ball in her over the drive-in last November Knights of Columbus Win High Honor mouth, and greeting all her and Dick reports thai "business friends — this was Roz's daily is good and we are happy w ith the At the Michigan State membership over suspensions routine. And she and Emil never Grassrttts tpaiMS. people in this area they've Knights of Columbus Convention during Ihe year, plus several missed a day. accepted us well." held at Mackinac Island on June other requirements. There were She was loved by all and was read the The Kwiatkowskis moved to 1-2-3. the Watervliet K. of C. only 11 Councils out of 164 to living proof of an animal's loyally MID-TOWN MAYOI Watervliet from the Toledo. Ohio, Council was presented Ihe cov- receive this honor. and faithfulness to her master area. They have three children: The award was accepted by- Emil and Ruth Hanselman's every week m this eted STAR COUNCIL AWARD at Jill, a senior at Central Michigan the Stale Dinner in the Grand Grand Knight Bob Vogie and life now has a void that can never newspaper. University; Mark, a 1972 grad of Hotel. This award is presented to Deputy Grand Knight Ken Ste- be filled again. WHS; and Kathy, who will be a those Councils who achieve or wart who attended Ihe convention Yes — Roz is gone — she will be sophomore at Watervliet this fall. surpass their required quota of with their wives. missed. MHMNHHHHHHHHHHHH

June 22. 1972 l»A(iK TWO WATERVLIET RECORD June 22. 1972 WATERVLIET RECORD PAGE THREE Plymouth Church 0SIK / jvwr&N Retreat Planned AFTERMATH The annual Church and Sunday FROM OUR FILES school retreat and picnic of Plymouth Congregational Chu- The tumult and the shouting have subsided: LETTER TO EDITOR rch will be held next Sunday, The violent storm has tossed us to and fro. * 60 Years Ago June 25. at Hays Park, with an Her searching winds have found a house divided. Watervliet Record: outdoor worship service at 11 She vainly tried to land a fatal blow. Headlines in the news: "T. R. WILL BOLT" (Theodore Roosevelt, a.m., followed by a potluck when he ran as a third party presidential candidate). "BAY VIEW Now that the Watervliet school fellowship luncheon. A program But found instead, we had a firm foundation! HOUSE WILL ENTERTAIN LARGE PARTY." (35 guests for the first election is over and our youth are of recreation is planned for the When chips were down, all one, and one for all. 2 weeks in July.) saved (according to the candi- early afternoon. And for our creed, we have that famed quotation; I^ast Sunday afternoon the Watervliet Grays defeated the Benton dates'signboards) I am wonder- "United we will stand, divided fall." Plymouth Church will use Zone Harbor Independents by a score of 9 to 12. ing what they are going to do with GVH UAWG No. 1 at the top of the hill on the From the column "Odds and Ends" — There will be bountiful them. I am waiting to see how the Pray God we may keep faith in our community. north side of the park. A parking crops of potatoes in Texas. Arkansas and Oklahoma. school system Is made better. If it As winners all! we see the ranks unbroken. area for cars is located on the At Mr. Geisler's store. 3 packages of Quaker corn flakes, 25 cents. is run like the campaign, it could And realize that strength lies in our unity: HAPPY WITH LOCAL BUSINESS - Rus and Mary Ann Wright West Side of Baldwin drive. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kinyon were surprised Monday evening with get sticky and possible result in America's strength! Her citizens have spoken! are shown in their newest restaurant with manager Dennis Casual clothes will be the order of a china shower by 30 of their East Watervliet friends. the first violence Watervliet Bannow. "Business has been good, jusl what we expected," the day. Malcolm Sherwood is home from Purdue, Ind., to spend the schools have experienced. commented Rus. The Wrights also have a restaurant in Dowagiac. In case of rain, a regular Having had two girls in Water- summer vacation. worship service will be held at Luther J. Hornbarger Paul Merrifield is home from Parsons College,Fairfield. Iowa, for vliet schools over a period of 20 Route 3, Box 329 New Restaurant Wrights have seven children, all the church meeting house, and a years, I felt it was a pretty good Watervliet, Mich. 49098 the summer vacation. of whom attend Dowagiac area fellowship dinner will follow in Advertisement: Good hired man wanted at the Blatchford farm. system. I can't imagine what two from HISTORY'S SCRAPB00K Management schools. the dining room. Good Wages." new board members can do to DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS % Dunham's Restaurant, located Wright's Restaurant will be W. A. Godfrey had his arm severely injured Tuesday while trying perfect the schools (my daughter on M-140 south of the city, has open dally from 6 a.m. until 9 to crank his automobile. thinks it will probably get so Da June 2S, 1938, the Civil Aeroaantics Autkoritj was p.m. Manager Dennis Dannow, smooth that study and homework created la tke United States. been leased by Rus and Mary Tke Soviet blockade of Berlin begaa oa June 24, INI also of Dowagiac. said that he is will be eliminated). They cer- Ann Wright of Dowagiac. It will Alabama, Florida, Georgia. Loulalaaa, North CaroDaa aad pleased with the new customers tainly can't take credit for the Sooth Carolina were reoda^tted to the Ualoa, Jane 25, HO. now be known as Wright's The United States begaa the "Bortla Airlift", Jnae 14, IMS. who have been stopping in and he 40 Years Ago millage cut, as credit is due Restaurant. June 27, 1893, was the day a large Rus and Mary Ann have oper- was very impressed with the former and past board members. begaa la the Ualted States. Headlines in the news: "WILL ERECT ROAD MARKERS FOR friendliness of the Paw Paw lakes I think they will find the Archdake Frauds Ferdlaaad aad his wife wen ated a restaurant by the same DIRECTION OF TOURISTS " "NEW POSTAGE RATES BECOME a ted oa Jaae 2S, 1914. He was the heir to the throae ol Aartria- name in Dowagiac for the past area people. children that will not behave and Haagary. EFFECTIVE JULY 6" (Regular mail from 2 cents to 3 cents.) Top 'em, stuff 'era, sauce 'em, are disorderly in open class- Goreraor Alfred E. Smith of New York was a—iiatrd for three years. Rus was interested iffi spice 'em or just season 'em and A good buy at the Boston Store — Beautiful white pig grain the Prcrideacy, Jaae 2f, ISM. in expanding, and learned that washable bags — 59 cents. Summer sandals were $1.95. rooms are the same ones who then eat 'em. These are a few var- could be controlled in any type of Dunham's was available. ied treatments that can be given The grand opening of the Edgewater Beach was set for June 25. to beefburgers, whether they be classroom. Parents are too per- He is a retired 20-year veteran Music by Frankie Page and his Colosimo Cafe Orchestra. cooked under the range broiler or of the United States Army. The on the outdoor grill. Setting eggs from pure bred white rock hens were 24 cents a dozen. missive at home, and are never An Eau Claire woman sued her husband for non-support and home to teach and control your children - then expect a miracle A-l GUARANTEED drunkenness. She charged that her husband spent his money for liquor ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PEOPLE and was at that time confined in the county jail on a charge of driving out of a teacher at school. USED CARS OF WATERVLIET TOWNSHIP while intoxicated. 1 congratulate t h e former Nicholas McLain of Kalamazoo is the guest of his aunt. Mrs. board members for having never A Nominating Petition supporting me to be reelected to the Arthur Afling, for a week. printed one word of slander or AND TRUCKS Supervisor's office of Watervliet Township has been submitted Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Pleasant street are the owners of a even mentioned other candi- by the Democratic Party of Watervliet Township. very lovely rose garden and have every reason to be very proud of it, dates' names; only a report on 1971 — CHEV. Vi TON PICKUP Custom I hereby announce that I accept the nomination, if this is the for it has presented a gorgeous sight Ihe past week. what they stood for. They served Cab, V-8, Std. Shift, Radio, Heater, Step expression of the people of Watervliet Township in the Aug. 8. long and well and we benefited A Saturday special at Mr. Leverton's store, short ribs of beef, 8 Bumper, Low Miles — Like New, One 1972 Primary election. cents a pound. from it, and I hope we can expect In making the announcement it is necessary to clear the air the same from the new board. Owner $2,595.00 of some rather misleading stories that are circulating lately, concerning my status in the sewer project; namely that I am 20 Years Ago Mrs. Wm. (Gus) Anderson 1969 — FORD ECONOLINE SUPER VAN being bought off by the contractor at the expense of the people. 340 Paw Paw Ave. Long Whl. Base, 6 Cyl., Std. Trans., Nothing cduld be further from the truth. Watervliet. Michigan Headlines in the news: "MAIN STREET LUNCH ROOM Moveable Rear Windows, Windows in side HERE IS THE REAL STORY CHANGES OWNERSHIP" (Wiley's Grill). "SCHOOL SUMMER WEIGHT W ATCHERS doors $1,650.00 As the winter wore itself away, and people began to get out BAND PROGRAM TO INCLUDE CONCERTS AND TRIPS." Members present at the June 15 and about, and prepare for the summer season, they naturally Mr. and Mrs. S. D. lively and Wanda enjoyed a meal of new meeting. 111. Pounds lost. 109'... became more concerned about what had and had not been done . . . Over tight money talk — stock market fluctu- potatoes and fresh peas from their garden. Tuesday evening. :I Total lost in 10 weeks, 1I79 4. 1968 — OLDS 2 DR. 88 HARDTOP V 8, in the sewer construction activity. Their demands upon my time Plymouth Guild's rummage sale was scheduled for June 26, 27, Former members may rejoin Automatic Trans., Power Brakes, Power by phone calls and personal visits, and requests for me to visit and 28 at Rogel's Building. ations — multiple interest rates on Savings plans? during the month of July at a cost their property, made it virtually impossible for me to gel At Heart Theatre: Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in "Jack and the Steering, Radio, Heater, Sharp Car of only $3.00 with an old coupon adequate rest, let alone work at another job. It is normal, you Beanstalk." $1,495.00 book. know, for Township offices to be considered a "moonlighting" Our financial advisors have kept pace with the Mrs. Laura McConnell will entertain the Royal Neighbors at the function, as the pay is not adequate for a full time job. home of Henry Norman Wednesday. 1967 — PONTIAC 4-DR. SEDAN Radio, It was at the suggestion of Mr. Richard Kraft, owner of Kraft rapidly changing money market and are equipped At Watervliet Furniture offered a Deltox Rug for $19.95 (9 x 12 Editors Quote Book engineering, who designed the sewer system for Watervliet size). Heater, V-8, Power Brakes, Power Steer, Township, that I take a leave of absence from my regular Jack Turner is working at Hal's Clothiers in Benton Harbor during He is a man of sense who Fac. Air Cond. $895.00 to discuss your own personal money problems with employment for the duration of my term of office, and spend full the summer vacation. does not grieve for what he time on the project as township supervisor, representing the Mrs. William Starbuck entered Mercy hospital last Thursday has not, but rejoices in what you. They can advise you on a savings plan that he has. 1967—CHRYS. NEWPORT 4-DR. SEDAN people of the township, who are actually the customers for the evening for observation and treatment. —Epictetus Vinyl Roof, V-8, Auto. Trans. Power project. To offset the loss of income. Mr. Kraft saw fit to hire me Among the weekend specials at Mr. Leverton's store: Two as an inspection trouble shooter assigned to the Watervliet would be of the most advantage to you in terms 20-ounce loaves of white bread, 35 cents. And choice grade round or Brakes, Power Steering $695.00 Township property. sirloin steaks, 89 cents a pound. Mid-Town Mayor The position enables me to review all change orders, of your own personal goals. So hop off the fence 1965 — OLDS 88 4-DR. HARD TOP R.H., additions, deletions or alterations, and offer approval for the Want Ads - 20 Words $1 Air Cond., V-8, P.B.P.S. $595.00 Watervliet Township. These changes usually represent a rue pu&uc and come in. You'll walk out with both feet solidly savings of a considerable amount of money for you. the HAS A right PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY taxpayer, or subscriber for the sewer. TO XNOW-BVBN on the ground and the know-how of a financial Many Other Cars and Trucks This action and all other actions on my part pertaining to the IF IT poee'NT See — Joe Nllles — Earl Poulter or Ray subject have been cleared through the Township Board. I would ©je Matcrblirt Jktorti CARE. hope that those who may have a different understanding of the advisor. ^ ^ All Financing Arranged In Our Office situation would come to me personally ..or the Township Board P.O. BOX 7 WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN 49098 at any regular meeting, and make themselves properly- informed before they proceed with any further "Verbal First National Bank PHONE 463-3461 Littering." Gordon E. Banaslk Publiiher Ray Krenek Ford I will appreciate your continued support in the August 8 of %l/aJeAAi£iet Carol J. Banasik Editor 325 W. Main St. Primary, and the November General Electon. Don't hesitate to GaU Kosbau Newi Editor HARTFORD, MICH. call if you have a problem. 1 am always at the Township Hall WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN Larry Larsen Hartford Editor •031 from 7 till 8:00 A.M. ESTABLISHED 1874 Marion Letdy Coloma New. Adv. paid for by: Subscriptions, $3.00 pa yew in Benien Coynly Trucks — Campers G.W. HUTCHINS and Vin Buren Counties, elsewhere, $3.50 BRANCH AT M1LLBURG PHONE IN 3-3124 Trailers and More DRIVE-IN BRANCH Second Class Postage paid at Watervliet, Michigan 49098 Watervliet Township Supervisor

i ., rr i r PAGE FOUR WATERVLIET RECORD June 22. 1172 Pulling Contest To Be Held on July 4 Kiddies Parade and June 22, 1972 WATERVLIET RECORD PAGE FIVE The Watervliet Jaycees will an increasing amount of weights Games To Be Held on sponsor a garden tractor pulling for a certain distance, without July 1 contest on July 4 at 2:00 p.m. at stopping. The winner of each your week ahead Baldwin Field. The contest is class will be that garden tractor open to all interested community that pulls the heaviest load the The annual kiddies parade and BY DR. A.W. DAMIS residents who have a garden specified distance. games, sponsored by the Water- tractor they would like to enter. First place trophies will be vliet Jaycees, will be held on Saturday, July 1. The parade will There will be five classes, awarded. A minimal entry fee of Forecast Period Jane 25 • Jaly t, 1OT2 begin at 1:00 p.m. and the games based on horsepower ratings $1.00 will be charged. ARIES Things look good, indeed, as far as affairs of the will be held after the parade at Mar. 21 • Apr. 19 heart are concerned. According to your chart, only. The classes are: the first indications of romance should come in OUTDOOR LIVING... Class 1 — 5 and 6 hp New food ideas — Baldwin Field. All children in the "bits and pfeces." Class 2 — 7 and 8 hp see community are invited to partici- TAURUS Sometime during this week's cosmic cycle, there Class 3 — 9 and 10 hp pate in both the parade and the Apr. 20 • May 20 could be a conflict of interest - a choice between USDA CHOICE TASTY TOPIC games. love or money, so to speak. This situation will Class 4 — 11 and 12 hp" not be intense, however. $ Class 5 — greater than 12 hp every week in The parade will form starting GEMINI Try to see beyond your own existance! Stellar lb. patterns encourage a little self sacrifice. Other- ROUND STEAK 1.19 May 21 - June M Each contestant will have two thb newspaper. at 12 noon at City Hall. Contest- wise, an important relationship could develop tries at pulling a sled loaded with ants should plan to arrive at this into a termination; a termination in which you time because some judging will would lose, heavily. Oh, boy! A snap decision, made months ago. be done before the parade begins. MOONCHILD June 21 • July 22 will be working in your behalf, behind the ROLLED scenes. Incidentally, you're in the mood to seek The classes in the parade will more monies in your job, project or routine. i^l be wagons, bicycles, tricycles, lb. v LEO The planet Man now moves into a . ROAST wheelbarrows, floats, individual July IS • Ans. 22 packed pattern for moat members of your sign. '1.29 costumes, group costumes, and So, put a check rein on your tendency to be arrogant Your spirit and confidence are at a • • • , : pets. Judging will be based on high level - don't proroke associates! originality and beauty of decor- No doubt you have noticed, either your public CHOPPED X- . x:;: w VIRGO ation. No motorized vehicles may Attf.a-Sopt.2l life has gone well, or your private life. But X' both don't seem to hit a high level, simultane- be entered. CLEANING UP THE RIVER — Harry Prltcher (left) helps ously. There should be a subtle event this week Sirloin Watervliet Jaycee Bud Lange Sunday, the first day of work on the that makes plain • the reason why. Complete the entry blank below Jaycees* annual river clean-up project. The radical changes you underwent during 1988 3 to a lb. and take it to Marion's 5 & 10 LIBRA Sept 23 - Oct 22 will now taper off and become stale. Chances Store or mail it to Walter Lange. a ham and egg breakfast at Joe are, you'll be thinking of new ventures. Many Jaycees Continue Librians will be moving to larger quarters. Route 2, Box 398, Watervliet. Hoffman's home, spent 6 hours of River Project There should be favorable signs connected with hard work on the river and SCORPIO The games following t h e Oct 23 - Not. 11 an improvement in your job, task or routine. In other words, recognition is being given you by parade will include the greased The Watervliet Jaycees are finalized the event with a steak busy at work again this year on fry at Warren Tyler's. someone in authority. pole climb, the sawdust dive, Think hard! Something that you began at the cleaning up the Paw Paw River. In a couple of weeks, the SAGITTARIUS sack race and balloon toss. NOT. 22 - Doc SI beginning of this year - but, dropped or neg- Sunday, June 11 they began their Jaycees plan to utilize the lected ... will be resumed in a subtle manner. CONTINENTAL Plan now to enter the parade first clean-up project down thro- facilities of the Naval Reserve in CAPRICORN The planet Uranus casts an encouraging glow ugh the Watervliet branch of the the twin cities. They will be Dec. 22 - Jan. 19 upon your chart An event that's due this week, and to" have fun at the games on will give cause to seek new adventures in the July I. river. bringing out the "duck" boat that form of a Job. project or task. BOLOGNA They started the day right with is fully equipped with the neces- AQUARIUS You should have several things going by now. sary hoist equipment to be able to Jan. SO-Fob. IS In other words, projects in which you were in- volved are underway, finally. There might be OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK remove heavy logs crossing the problems with a partner or someone nearby. river at the Hartford branch. Watervliet 4th of July Celebration PISCES Keep both eyes open! According to your chart This branch of the river is a real Feb. 19 Mar. 20 - it's potaible that you might miss an oppor- KIDDIES PARADE challenge for the Jaycees and tunity. Incidentally, some under your sign TRY IT! COLONIAU SAMPLER should detect a "strain- in your affairs of the Name they hope to be able to clear it so heart Early American that boaters may enjoy the scenic route via that branch of the river. Address ITEM: The percentage Ameri- Hard at work on the river last can families spend of their dis- posable income on food is ex- laalS ***•*> Age School week were Jerry Boultinghouse, pected to drop this year from the * ALL IN THE NEW if you've got Early American, Joe Hoffman, Bud Lange, Walt 1971 rate of 16-percent to around 15.5-percent according to the Theme Schultz, Jim Lamp, Dave Bailey, we've got the ceiiing to match. ITEM: Young families tend to U.S. Department of Agriculture. MERTKEEPER PRCKRGE Warren Tyler, Dick Yates and be the heaviest users of credit ITEM: For every man, woman, Spanish. French Provincial, and Modern, too! guest Harry Pritcher. Research shows that almost 73 and child in the United States, percent of all families headed by American fanners produced 27 FUN FRANKS Lb. 89c persons under 35 years of age bushels of corn during 1971. have some installment credit Armstrong Chandelier Ceilings SLICING BOLOGNA Lb. 89c

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I i PAGE SIX WATERVLIET RECORD Jane 22. 1972 PAGE SEVEN WATERVLIET RECORD -Wlr — 22, 1972 Blackwood was the loser. Walks Mrs . Harold Pillinger Honored North Berrien were costly as the Sox sand- wiched 18 walks between Har- Mrs. Harold PiUinger was the Mrs. William Fain of Troy. A (June 18) and Mrs. Dick Curtis Babe Ruth League per's single and double, triples by guest of honor at a delightful brother, James of Watervliet, (June 16). Kroschel and Krieger and two surprise party last Saturday was absent as he had fallen that Out of town guests present The Hager Sox initiated the Darryf Blevins two doubles to singles each by Draftz and Nich- afternoon on the occasion of her morning and suffered a broken were: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Watervliet Cubs into the league lead the Orioles. Mike McVay. olas. Fields and Lufts each hit a 75th birthday. The affair was held hip. Borwig, Plymouth, Indiana; Mr. with a 19 to 13 pounding. Randy the losing pitcher, had the only double for the Jets. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A three-tiered birthday cake, and Mrs. Harry Pillinger and Mr. Draftz was the winner and he had hit off Arvett. Chester Rogalski. Silver Terrace. The Coloma Cougars edged the made by Mrs. Harold Peirce, and Mrs. Everett Allen, White- some lusty hitting support from The Hager Sox won their Watervliet. with Mrs. Rogalski Coloma Braves in a defensive centered the prettily appointed hall; Mr. and Mrs. William Fain, C. Harper. Wally Kroschel. Ed second game by defeating the battle that lasted nine innings 2 to and Mrs. Andrew Hut chins as table where a 6:30 dinner was Troy, Mich. Kreiger, and Earl Ladde who had Sodus Cubs 6 to 2. Gary Zanders 1. Gary Meek and Dennis Riley hostesses. Miss Renell Rogalski served to twenty-one guests. Mrs. Pillinger was the recipi- two hits apiece including a dou- struck out 12 Cubs in recording allowed only one hit and struck presided at the guest book. Another decorated cake honored ent of many lovely gifts and a ble. David Null took the loss for the win. Ashbrook. Kroschel. and out 17 Braves while Ray Brown Present to help their sister GRADUALLY, the birthdays of Mrs. Pillinger multitude of cards in honor of the the newly formed Cubs. Harper each had two hits includ- and Jack Bultema pitched well celebrate her birthday were Miss 3AS£a4LL~ (June 17), Mrs. Harold Peirce The Watervliet Sox edged the ing doubles. Strickland took the for the losers. Dennis Riley had FANS Agnes Silver of Watervliet and occasion. Benton Heights Giants 6 to 4 loss. three singles and Dewey Wheeler WE PAVING MORB behind the fine pitching of Bob The Hager Cubs pounded the and Carman Callebrese each AVTENVON 70 Andrews. Chuck Brock's two hits. Watervliet Mets 13 to 2 behind the * chipped in with a double leading SPECIAL OCCASION — The traditional ribbon cutting ceremony Gary Stolz's double and Bob 1 hit pitching of Dave Williams. the Cougars to their first win. was held at the Big Dipper last weekend when the Arvid Frazier * Andrews' double led the Sox of- Jeff Megna with four singles. The Coloma Braves defeated family celebrated the grand opening of their ice cream parlor. * fense while D. Smith's double George Welch with a triple and the Watervliet Colts 10-6 on the 7 Shown, from left. Warren Tyler, new president of the Watervliet sparked the Giant^. Ted and Tony double, Mike Tacey and Dave CH/CA&O -CHAWA' YtfO! * hit pitching of Gregg Woodword, MHITB SOX Jaycees; Arvid Frailer (barely visible, but you can spot his white Morlock made several fine cat- Williams with two singles led the who helped his own cause with a cap); Mrs. Frailer; City Commissioner Paul Muth; Mayor Robert * ches in the outfield. The Benton potent Cubs attack. Frank Gar- sharp 2 run single up the middle. \HOMe\ Flaherty, Supervisor Ken Wendzel, and Porter Sherman, president for making our Grand Opening * Heights Orioles defeated the gano poled a long double for the IRUfiJM Vandervort supplied 2 RBI's with HITTER of the Sherman Dairy of South Haven which supplies ice cream for Watervliet Mets 8 to 1 with Phil Met's only hit. Ben Banasik took * a long double; Brown collected 2 the Big Dipper. such a big success! Arvett doing some fine pitching the loss. singles; and Genovese smacked a * and hitting. Arvett had a long The Watervliet Cubs posted long double for the winners. * home run, Ric Cook a double, and their first game by defeating the Wins Golf Tournament Eau Claire Jets 15 to 8. Allen McVay took the Colt loss and We sold 1299 ice cream cones Page was the winning pitcher. collected a single and a double for Bob Knight of St. Joseph won a 72, followed by Jim Schadler JP J7 2 RBI's. Sabadin had a 2 run with a 74. Low net was won by A1 Bill Lindeman and Walt Hatfield IN TNRBB RJLL SEASONS, MELTON the 7th annual Tosi Open held at during our Grand Opening! each had two hits to lead the double for the losers. HIT 39 tiOMG XL/NS, MAS PBYELOPFD the Paw Paw Lake Golf Club, Ziebart with a 62. Cubs. Jon Husenita made a INTO Ml OUTSTAND/NG- PeFBNSU/^ Monday, June 19, with a 30-34-64. Sam Drake of Point-of-Woods perfect throw from deep center STANDINGS ThHRP BASEMAN, Bob's round was aided by a mere was guest pro and fired a 68, in TRACK field for the fielding gem of the 24 putts. the low gross division. A field of game. National Jim Lullen won 2nd place with 74 golfers competed. Bob Young pitched and batted Swimming Lessons Winning pitcher was Perry Edge Cubs Beat Tigers Stereo the Watervliet Sox to an 8 to 2 win Watervliet Sox while the losing pitcher was Dave BIO over the Sodus Cubs. Allen Flo- Hagar Sox Offered In Watervliet'o Little League, Gargano. * wers struck out the amazing total 1 Tapes Benton Giants Watervliet students have a tested to determine level or skill. the Cubs beat the Tigers 15-2. Braves Defeat Tigers * of 18 batters but still lost the Coloma Braves 1 chance to learn to swim thru a The cost of the course is $3.00 Rick Campbell had 3 hits for the The Watervliet Little League dipper game. Gary Stolzand Mike Brock 2 Coloma Cougars Red Cross course starting in plus $1.00 bus fee. to be paid at Cubs, followed by Perry Edge, Braves defeated the Tigers 9 to 3 OTTO'S SALES each had doubles for the winning Watervliet Colts 3 July. The lessons will be given at the "Y" pool on the first day of Ed Campbell, and Leonard Mea- last week, despite valiant efforts 5 & Sox. Next to AAacKenzie's on Watervliet's Main Street the Benton Township branch of class. Each child supplies his own gher, 1 hit each. Loggins and Tom by the losers. Dave Gargano of * The Hager Sox blasted the Eau American SERVICE the Y.M.C.A. and bus service will bathing suit and towel. Gargano had 2 hits each for the the Tigers had 2 homers while Claire Jets 23 to 3. Mickey S* be provii^ed. Interested persons should call Tigers. Dan Hedger had 1 hit. Dave Porpher had 1 4-bagger. Watervliet 463-6411 Ashbrook took the win while 0 Hagar Cubs Students in the age group 7 to the Benton Harbor Community 0 Benton Orioles 12. or first thru 5th grade, are Branch. YMCA (925-3264) or the 1 Watervliet Cubs eligible. The schedule for the 8 downtown YMCA (927-1371). 1 Coloma Lakers lesson course is as follows —July Registration is on a first come, Sodus Cubs 4-7 (Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs- first served basis. Another Watervliet Mets SOUTHWEST MICHIGAN day and Friday), and July 10-14 session will be scheduled if there Eau Claire Jets 3 (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday is enough interest. and Friday — omitting Thurs- day). The time will be from 10 to Lobster, Anyone? Lobsters, massive-clawed crus- -HE ART 10:50 a.m Uceans that listen with their legs Specials for Friday, June 23 Children will be picked up by and taste with their feet, and are TUEATRC capable of regenerating severed the YMCA bus at 9:15 at the claws, are living fossils that have 7" Lemon Velvet Cake $1.49 MAiTFOW) MICH Watervliet North Elementary existed in their present state for school and returned by 11:30 a.m. some 100 million years. Tonight thru PRESENTS; "GOOD NEWS Challie Bread 55c Fri., Sat., & Sun. Three Red Cross instructors will Sesame Bread 43c provide instructions for all Spanish Pictures LIBERTY Saturday/ June 24 * STARRING * French Donuts 13 & 14c classes and participants will be Downtown Benton Harbor Fri. & Sat. Phone 926-22Ifi Curtain Time 8:15 p.m Our Very Talented For Schedule Information Specials for Saturday, June 24 at 7 & 9 p.m. ) Resident Company Sun. at 6 & 8 p.m. STARTS FRIDAY mt%- 7" Lemon Velvet Cake $1.49 TM MAS Phone 463-8621 A PET ^ A White Mt. 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I V 22. 1172 PAGE EIGHT WATERVLIET RECORD i ~ r. 4 Students From June 22. 1972 WATERVLIET RECORD PAGE NINE Indian Mission School Mrs. Richard Woodruff. Gray Ladies Honored Here Sun. Mrs. Rodewald. Mrs. Hutchins Dorothy McGuineas. Rose The Indians are coming! But and Mrs. Richard Woodruff were The Gray Ladies of the Berrien Elliott. Seven year pins to: Lena they are not on the war path. They charter members. County Chapter. American Red Cross, held their annual award Hauch. Five year pins to: Myrta come in peace! They are students Mrs. Slrouse. the only charter dinner at the Board of Trade. Alderman. Thelma Brant. Four from Twin Wells Indian Mission member still active in MECCA, Paw Paw Lake, on Monday year pins to: Gretta Gerdy. School, located near Holbrook. in was presented with a corsage. Three year pins to: Addie Mc- northeastern Arizona. evening. June 5. Kean. Two year pin to: Joyce The Rev. Max Greene, super- Special notice was given to I On Dean's List Weber. intendent of Twin Wells School, Mrs. Myrta Alderman who is 81 Special recognition went to announced today that he and James M. Engel of Route 2. years old and is still active in the Frances Thompson who gave 321 Mrs. Greene, along with four Watervliet. was among students program. hours last year. Three new Gray students from the school, will be to be named to the dean's list at i i The following ladies were pre- Ladies were also recognized they in Watervliet on Sunday. June 25. Western .Michigan University for sented with service pins: ten year were. Beverly Laurencig. Char- The children will be dressed in Ihe recent winter semester. Stu- pins t o : Frances Thompson. lene Becker. Lola Lamphear. their very colorful native Indian dents with a grade point average Helene Diamond, Edna Morlock. A total of 2505 volunteer hours costumes. The group will present WEEKEND TRIP - Senior Girl Scoots of Troop 75. Watervliet. of at least 3.5 out of a possible 4.0 Helen Scheid. Catherine Deuller. were given this past year by a program of music and song, enjoyed a 2 day trip to Greenfield Village and Museum at are eligible for the honor. Mildred Child. Nine year pins to: these ladies. information and inspiration, at Dearborn, recently. Shown are the scouts who made the trip, from the First United Methodist left. Sue Icenogle. Sue Steffens. Kathy Johnson, and Carol Bock. Church located at Watervliet. Mr. and Mrs. Hay Bock accompanied the group. Mrs. Bock is the TO APPEAR HERE — Four students from the Twin Wells Indian The service will begin at 11:00. troop advisor. Mission School in Arizona, will appear Sunday. June 25. at the First They will also participate in the MECCA IS 25 YEARS OLD — In celebration of Mecca's 25th Longest banking hours United Methodist Church. Watervliet. They are shown with Mrs. Sunday School Hour at 9:45 and anniversary, members and past members enjoyed dinner and a Max Greene, who. with her husband the Rev. Max Greene, will Reverend Greene will be out at program last week at Wil-O-Paw Inn. The present officers are -handiest for you! accompany the group. the 8:30 chapel service. nearby and shown with the special anniversary cake. They are. front row. from ALL F*M DRIVE-IN jnd WALK-UP WINDOWS Twin Wells is an elementary, Open 8 00 AM to 6 30 PM Monday Ihru Friday neighborly left. Betty Strouse. historian; Greta DeYoung. vice president; and MAIN BANK and BRANCH OFFICE LOBBIES: inter denominational boarding Open 9 00 AM to S 00 PM. Monday thru Tliunday Judy Smith, treasurer. Back row. Carol Lockman. secretary; Lois — Open Fridays Irom 9 00 AM to 6 30 PM CHANGE IN PRICES & HOURS school for Indian children.* Its Young, president, and Barbara Tyler, parliamentarian. basic purpose is to minister to the Effective June 19 both barber shops in spiritual and educational needs of BANK -*N American Indian children of any 25th Anniversary Celebration Held FARMERS and MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Watervliet (Art & Ed's and Tacy's) will Banton Harbor Main Olflc* • Downtown Oriva-ln • Fairptain Ptaia Rad Arrow tribe. It offers kindergarten Hilltop South SI. Jo* • Hagar Short • Stavcntvilla • Bridgman The MECCA Club of Watervliet have a raise in prices. here through the 8th grade and lighted the 25 years and also celebrated its 25th birthday last Adults — $2.25 Children under 12 $2.00 had an enrollment this past selected items from the club's week with a dinner and program school year of approximately 150 pictoral and clipping scrapbooks. Saturday Hours: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Wil-O-Paw Inn, Coloma. Cha- MECCA organized the Watervliet children. On May 18. ten fine "ax Weekday Hours will remain Indian young people, five boys irman of the event was Joan Combined Appeal in 1959, and 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and five girls, were graduated Banasik with Joan Fox as co- some years before that collected from the eighth grade in very chairman. Mrs. Betty Strouse. $900 for a cancer drive. NEW MIRACLE LIQUID PLASTIC ROOFING TACY'S who has been historian since the ART & ED'S colorful exercises. All the chil- The group's main project at the This modern Jet Age Thermo Plastic BARBER SHOP BARBER SHOP dren enrolled in the school live at group was organized 25 years present time is the Community the school for the nine months of ago. had charge of the program. Hospital. covers and renews all roofs. Stays •uui ****>nnrrvy>r»nnnnnni->n<-ii >Phoenix Street expecially about misionary ac- minority in today's America. WANT ADS 20 Smith. Arlene Wegenka. Norma South Haven complishments among them. The Come and learn how some of WORDS FOR II.OG Hutchins and Sandy Jones. Phone 637 5316 American Indian is the forgotten them are being remembered! SAVE SAVE Mrs. Strouse mentioned nu- merous activities which high- SAVE SAVE SALE SAVE New Classes Start Every Tuesday WATERVLIET FOR A SAVE JUNE 22 to JUNE 29 ALL SALES CASH ALL SALES FINAL Thru July Coloma Store Only BEAUTIFUL 99c Eye Catcher Half Slips Reg. $4 Girl's Slacks 7-14 Cotton Plaid Fabric and August Hose 25c pr. Sale Special $2.38 One Group $1.88 Reg. $1.00 yd. FRIENDLY AAABKITl Buster Brown Now 2 yds for $1.27 - Asst. Pegnoirs Group Infants Wear SOLUTION Cardigans 2-6x7 to $22 val. spec. $10.88 to $7.50 val. $1.77 Become a licensed Cosmetologist In 11 to Reg. $1.99 sale $1.19 Asst. Canvas Shoes Ladies Blouses months — learn the new Pivot system. Group Nylon Gowns Val. to $6 Sale $3.00 to $11 val. $5.34 Asst. Sizes 30-44 Asst. Men's Long Drab Homes to $6 val $3.88 $3.88 Sleeve Shirts Enroll Now Val to $7 Spec. $3.88 Men's Maverick NOW OPEN SUNDAYS Maverick Jeans One group House Jeans 29-36 Waist $4.49 val. Ladies' Dresses & Pant Group Men's Reg. $7 Spec. $4.88 Only A Dresses $2.88 slight irr. $3.88 Sweat Shirts Boy's 12-18 Special Prices Reg. $5 Spec. $3.88 $25 Deposit for your Asst. Bras Broken Cotton Fleece Father KI^ sizes Asst. Styles Sleeveless Shells Asst. Boy's and a small monthly payment until the to $7 val. $1.88 reg. $3 now $1.00 Sweat Shirts Boy's Tank Tops course is completed. Shopping NT Housk PAI While They Last Reg. $1.49 Sale 88c Reg. $2.98 Sale $1.88 Convenience Special Sizes 8-20 WHITt Misc. Asst. Girdles Girl's Bathing Suits Group Boy's Short We also offer a complete course val. to $9 Sale $2.88 15 pet. off reg. price Sleeve Shirts Plastic Pails in Electrolysis $1.98 Val. 97c The Color Spot Reg. 79c Sale 59c Misc. Asst. Ladies' cotton blend ROBBINS PAINT & 10:00 A.M. TO Garter Belts Perm. Press Shorts Boy's Pants Plastic Tubs For further information call Mrs. Nikki WALLPAPER STORE val. to $3 Only $1.00i 15 pet. off reg. price to $5.50 Spec. $2.88 Reg. $1 Sale 77c Coulombe, School Director, South Haven 2:00 P.M. Store Hours: 637-5316. 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Coloma Store Only Coloma Store Only 463-3401 Watervliet Hours Daily Boston Store Hours Daily 9—6 PAfiK TKN WATERVLIET RECORD June 22, 1172 ity hospital where he had been a Molly Ann Flynn Mrs. Ernest Berbas Haven; a son Lester of Misha- patient for one day. Rev. Brai- waka, Ind.; a daughter, Mrs, {OBITUARffiS^ sher was pastor of the Hartford Requiem Mass for Molly Ann Funeral services for Mrs. Er- William (Lillian) Alton of Water- Pentecostal Church until ill Flynn, 4, was celebrated Friday, nest (Minnie) Berbas, 75, of vliet; a step-daughter, Mrs. Rev. Btuford H. health forced him to retire about June 16, at 10 a.m., at St. Watervliet, were held June 15, Wilson (Barbara) Lee of Wood- 1972 at 2 p.m. at Hutchins funeral Braisher a year ago. Theresa's Catholic Church, Lake ridge, 111.; 13 grandchildren; one Survivors include his widow, Michigan Beach. The Rev. David home. The Rev. Harvey R. Lord, great-grandchild; two brothers, Funeral services for Rev. Blu- the former Roxie Napier, whom Adams of St. John's Catholic pastor of the Plymouth Congre- Kenneth of Benton Harbor and a) Cfje Coloma Courier ford H. Braisher, 66, of Route 3, he married Jan. 12, 1926, in church, Benton Harbor, was cel- gational church, officiated. Bur- Irving of Riverside and a sister, £ ial was in Watervliet cemetery. Coloma, were held Monday, June Caruthersville, Mo.; a son, Mar- ebrant. Burial was in North Shore Mrs. Bernice Reeder of Benton ; FOR AND ABOUT Till PEOPI.F 01 COLOMA, MICIIIGAr •OA 15, at 2 p.m. at Davidson funeral ion of Covert; three daughters, Memory Gardens. Mrs. Berbas was born on Harbor. Molly Ann was born July 21, March 31, 1987 in Athens, Wis- home. The Rev. Earnest A. Mrs. Archie (Hazel) Pipkins and Juno 22. 1972 SUPPLEMENT TO THE WATERVLIET RECORD PAGE ELEVEN consin. She died Tuesday, June Glasgow officiated, and burial Mrs. Bill (Helen) Pruitt of Col- 1967 in Mansfield, Ohio, the Nicolo Pizzo 13, at Memorial hospital. was in Coloma cemetery. oma and Mrs. Ervin (Mary) daughter of Robert and Sharon Nicolo Pizzo, 79, of Bechl Road, Flynn. She was killed on June 14 Survivors include her husband Rev. Braisher was born on July Austin of Hartford; a sister, Mrs. Coloma, passed away on Mon- Ernest, whom she married Oct. Coloma Board Sets School 7, 1905 in Dyersburg, Tenn., the Lizzie Underwood of Dyersburg; when she apparently ran into the day, June 19, at Watervliet 10. 1922. in Detroit; three daugh- son of Zeb and Janie Ham nine grandchildren; and three path of a car on US-33 in Hagar Community Hospital. He had ters. Mrs. Louis (Florence) Tor- Braisher. He died Thursday, great-grandchildren. Three sons Township been a resident of the Coloma Election July 10 In addition to her parents, rison of Boston. Mass., Mrs. June 15, at Watervliet Commun- peceded him in death. area since 1957, moving here survivors include a sister. Kath- William (Eileen) Kraklau of from Chicago. Watervliet and Mrs. Woodrow li Cuts Planned If Millage Is Defeated a 2nd Time OPEN LETTER leen; and a brother. Robert, both Mr. Pizzo was born on July 12, (Sylvia) Hardgraves of Mosinee, at home; and grandparents. Mr. 1892 in Marscala, Italy, the son of Wis., two sons Ernest Berbas ,Jr. The Coloma Board of Educa- making a savings of $119,000. board did not rule out half days. from ROLAND HUTCHINS and Mrs. John Doherty and Mrs. Vincent and Carmella Pizzo. i of Drayton Plains, Mich., and tion last week announced another A cut of $102,000 will be possible Some comments have been J. Flynn of Chicago. Survivors include 3 sons, Elmer Ewan of Melvindale, Mi- election to be held on Monday. by not replacing the 12 teachers made in connection with Co- Russell, Joseph, and Mitchell of Paul Fenton Oliver ll grandchildren; three great- July 10. for again presenting to who are retiring or leaving the loma's school costs, compared Chicago; two daughters, Mrs. grandchilren; a brother. John the voters of the district a request Coloma system. with that of the Watervliet school Dear friends, Funeral services for Paul Fen- Carmella Willinghtm of Vetter of Fresno, Calif.; and two for renewal of a 3 mill operating If the two new schools junior system. (Why does Coloma need ton Oliver. 58. of Watervliet, were Chicago; and Miss Josephine sisters, Mrs. Martha Stieber of jar-'S1 levy, plus an additional 3 mills. high and Ihe 7th grade buildings 16 mills, when Watervliet can get We are told that there is held Friday, June 16, at 4 p.m. at Pizzo of Colcma; a brother r Macon, Ga., and Mrs. Elsie The 6 mill total is required to — are not opened, an estimated by with only 15 mills.) It was a 10% change each year in the McDaniel funeral home, Kennett, Joseph of Chicago, and a sister, Schonion of Great Neck, N.Y. finance the proposed 1972-73 bud- savings of $40,000 will be possible. explained that the Coloma oper- population of an average com- Missouri. The Rev. Paul Harlan Paula, of Italy. f get. and eliminate the deficit munity. Ten years away from The three cuts listed total ating millage has remained con- officiated and burial was in Oak The Panazzo Brothers Funeral from the 1971-72 budget caused by your old home town and you Floyd R. Baushke ANOTHER FLAG — Another flag has been presented to Coloma $261,000. leaving a balance of stant for 3 years, at 13 mills, Ridge cemetery, Kenneth. Home in Chicago were to have circumstances beyond the con- find yourself almost a High school principal Victor Wler for his Foreign Exchange $13,000. That sum would Ik? taken while the Watervliet millage was Mr. Oliver was born on July 17, Funeral services for Floyd R. charge of funeral arrangements. trol of the Board. (The deficit stranger. Student flag collection. Mary Ann Fernandez and Olga Olmeda are out of money allocated for the 15 for the 1970-71 school year, and 1913 in Braggadocio, Mo. He died Baushke were held Wednesday, Complete information was not came from a reduction of state Newcomers in this community shown admiring the Philippine flag presented by Mary Ann. She is purchase of textbooks and other 16 for the 1971-72 year, or a total unexpectedly on June 14 at June 21, at Davidson Funeral available by the Record's new allocation, as well as the ruling are especially invited to call the exchange daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Nadeau. Olga is the supplies. of 5 more mills in those two Dunklin County Memorial hos- Home. Rev. Alex Murray, pastor deadline. Hutchins Funer a 1 at our funeral home. Become exchange daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Priebe. Olga said she that students would not be re- years. pital in Kennett. He was an of the Grace Bible Chapel, Mish- Home had charge of local It was pointed out that the acquainted with the funeral would see that Mr. Wier gels a flag from her country. Paraguay. quired to pay for books and Coloma people will be inter- employee of the Waterlviet Paper awaka, officiated. Burial was in arrangements. supplies.) reduction of 12 teachers would director to feel confidence in ested in a comparison of the total Co. North Shore Memory Gardens. mean that a total of approxi- him in time of bereavement. Members of the Coloma Board millage for schools in this area You are most welcome to phone Survivors include his widow, Mr. Baushke was born July 29, mately MO students would have Mrs. Grace Coloma High School of Education also have instructed for Ihe past year (1971-72). Co- to arrange inspection of our the former Marie Summerhill, 1908 in Hagar township, the son of to be added to classroom sizes. Summerrill superintendent William Barrett loma. 22.676; Watervliet. 25.676; facilities. whom he married No. 13, 1933, in William and Myrtle Baushke. He This makes it necessary to to plan the necessary cuts in the St. Joseph. 27.576; Benton Har- Paragould Ark.; three sons Clyde had been a building contractor in Funeral services for Mrs. Has Foreign Flags change the school curriculum to a Respectfully, 1972-73 school budget, in view of bor. ;{().(i2(i. W, of Stevensville, Joseph C. of St the area for 40 years and in 1962 Grace Summerrill, 91, of social studies program, where There will be foreign flags in Student from 1965 who kept his the defeat of the millage proposal Joseph and Kenneth P. at home; became a partner in the Bud and Brownsville, Texas, formerly of teachers can handle heavier A public meeting for discussion < //uZL. the main corridor at Coloma high promise to return and visit his on June 12. The total to be cut is a brother, Clyde; and a sister Walt's Cabinet Shop. He retired Watervliet, were held Saturday, class loads, than in science, of Ihe millage question is planned school from all the countries that American family, the Dalton $274,000. HUTCHINS FUNERAL HOME Mrs. Mamie Kirkman, both of in 1970. June 17, at Hutchins funeral mathematics and vocational sub lor Wednesday. July 5. at H p.m have had Foreign Exchange stu- Holts and Jukka Alva who visited The biggest cut will be in the 20B9 CnlJTSOUTMH MAIM/IMN QTnrFSTREET Surviving are his widow, the home. The Rev. Kenneth Kendall jects. at the Coloma High School Audi- Kennett; and three grandchil- dents at Coloma high school if with his American family the WATERVLIET. MICHIGAN 49090 officiated. Burial was in Water- elimination of bus transportation. Abbreviated sessions for .ill torium. If ii is desired, further dren. A sister, Mary Hamlett, former Rita Sullivan, whom he high school principal. Victor Bryce Dunlops. vliet cemetery. students will be necessary from information may be obtained by preceded him in death. married on July 7, 1954, in South Wier. is successful in his plan. He The parents of Pirrka Ollin- Mrs. Summerrill was born elementary thru I2lh grade. The calling 4(iH 4597 or 468-H34I already has five of the flags and saari. affectionately known as 5 Make Dean's List September 14.1880 in WatervUet, he feels certain he will gel the six Sam. while at Coloma. have Five Coloma students made the the daughter of Thomas and he needs to complete his project. arranged several meetings with dean's lis! at Western Michigan Jeanette (Wilson) Austin. She Principal Wier started his For- Sam's American parents. Mr. University for the receni winter Capri V-6 Sport Coupe died in Brownsville on Wednes- eign Flag Project last year by and Mrs. E.V. Sergeant, when semester. They are Fred Hamp- day, June 14. Her husband, writing to all the former Ex- they are in the States on business. ton. Route 4. Sally Holt. Knute 1; Merritt Summerrill, preceded Now, the sexy European in a new, more passionate version change Students. He plans to Frank Kuff. Route 1; Raelene her in death on December 19, The Youth for Understanding write to the representatives of the Scheffler. Route 2; and Paul 1962. program is by no means a one six countries from which he Soderborg. Jr . also Route 2. Survivors include a daughter, way affair. A dozen or more needs flags to complete his To be eligible for the dean's list Mrs. Virginia Hubb of Browns- Coloma high school girls have project. a student must take at least 14 ville, 6 grandchildren, and 14 spent the summer in Foreign The most recent addition to his hours of class work and maintain great grandchildren. Countries as Exchange students collection is a Philippine flag including Principal Wier's dau- a grade point average of 3.5 out of given to him this year by Mary ghter Connie. a possible 4.0. Ann Fernandez who is an ex- change student at Coloma this Historical Society Plans Bake Sale, year , Flea Market and Antique Show TIMOTHY ALAN ISI1MAEL The first Foreign Exchange Mr. and Mrs. Walt Ishmael of Student came to Coloma in 1959. Plans have been made and Proceeds from the baked goods Douglas Terrace, Watervliet, are although the program, known as committees named by the North sale and flea market will go GOOD NEWS — Musical director Larry Zychowitz is shown Youth for Understanding, started the parents of a son bom June 5. Berrien Historical Society for toward the restoration of the 20 presenting Mrs. Child with two tickets to the opening night at Memorial Hospital, South in 1947 as an interpretation their part in the Watervliet acre original site of "Shingle performance of "GOOD NEWS" playing this weekend at the program to bring better under- Southwest Michigan Musical Theatre in Watervliet. Mrs. Child is Bend. The baby weighed 7 pounds Jaycees 4th of July celebration to Diggin's" which t h e Society standing between the United holding the program from the original opening night in the and was 18 ^ inches long. He has be held July 1-4 in Watervliet. acquired and will eventually States and the countries occupied Schubert theatre off Broadway. been named Timothy Alan. The Society will hold a baked become a museum and park. by our troops after World War 11. Capri V-6—the beautiful hustler. There's a fervent 2.6-lltre V-6 under Its Timothy Alan has a 13 year old goods sale July 1 and 3 in the Shingle Diggin's was the first Coloma's first exchange stu- bonnet, ready to take on rivals at twice the price. Full instrurrents, including brother "Butch." Rogel building, next to the Boston settlement in the Coloma area in a tachometer redlined at 5600 rpm. Beefed-up suspension. Power front disc ALSO dent was a vivacious Irish lass They Were There Store. They will also sponsor an 1832. brakes. Dual exhaust system with chromed extensions. Styled steel wheels. AVAILABLE HEATH ARON BLOUGH named Isabel Milar who cap- exhibit of antiques with William Room for four. Easy maintenance. Small-car gas economy. Soft vinyl IN 4 CYLINDER Mr. and Mrs. Galen Blough ol This weekend's Southw e s t Silva. wrote "The Best Things in tured the hearts of all who met Beverly as chairman, and a flea front bucket seats. Floor-mount stick, four-speed gearbox. Capri V-6 puts it 2000 CO Route 4, Coloma, are the parents Elementary Students Michigan Musical Theatre pro- Life are Free" for the play. all together, plus a tightness of fit and precisenets of handling that puts her and did much to popularize market, with Mr. and Mrs. Allen of a son born at 4:29 p.m., on June duction of "GOOD NEWS" It out front from the very word "go!" Options are limited to a Decor Group, the program in Coloma. Since Krieger as chairmen. Register for "GOOD NEWS" actually opened sun roof, vinyl top, radio, automatic transmission and air conditioning. 11. 1972, at Watervliet Commun- that time the Youth for Under- brought back pleasant memories in the Schubert Theatre on 46th ity Hospital. The baby weighed 7 Miss Allene Stark and Miss Summer Classes Only the fun is unHmitedl standing Program has brought for Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Child of St. off Broadway in New York pounds. 7 ounces, and has been Emily Shoup will have charge of over twenty delightful young Elementary students may be Paw Paw Lake. The Childs City. Henderson wrote hundreds named Heath Aron. the bake sale, and all members of people to Coloma from Ireland. registered for summer classes attended the opening night per- of songs, including "Birth of the the Society are asked to contrib- formance of "GOOD NEWS" on IT'S A BOY Finland. Sweden. Germany, the this week at Coloma elementary Blues" and "Button Up Your ute baked goods. Either chair- Broadway in September of 1927. Netherlands. Japan. Peru. Bra- school. Reading and math classes Overcoat." He died in 1970. man may be notified as to the day MERCURY Mr. and Mrs. James Head of zil. Chile. Mexico, and most are planned for students from as guests of composer Ray ROGEL MOTOR SALES. INC. most convenient to bring baked Coloma are the proud parents of recently, the Philippines. grades 1 through 6. Henderson. They were living In The Childs. who have lived in LINCOL N a baby boy. born at the Water- goods — either Saturday or the Coloma area for the past 30 Many of the exchange students For reading, the time is 8 a.m. Mt. Vernon, New York at the 320 Main St.. Wotervllat 463-3167 vliet Community hospital at 12:53 Monday. years, reside on South Maple • stay in contact with their Amer- to 10 a.m.. with Mr. Irvin. Math time. p.m. on June 17, 1972. The baby Drive, on the islands. Mr. Child is ican Families. A few have retur- Contributions for the flea mar- will be from 10 to 12 noon, with Composer Henderson, who weighed 8 pounds, 11 ounces. nearly always teamed with lyric- the publisher of Consulting ned. Most recent of the visitors ket and antiques exhibit will also Mr. Hirsch. The cost is $25 for one ists Lou Brown and Buddy De- Engineer magazine in St. Joseph. were Kjell Carndro, Exchange be appreciated. class or $45 tor 2 classes. •o > o

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June 22. 1972 PAGE FOURTEEN WATERVLIET RECORD Graduates From WATERVLIET RECORD Erie College NEW BOOKS PAGE FIFTEEN AT COLOMA PUBLIC LIBRARY Cullinan of Benton Harbor was Mrs. Joyce VanHattum. daugh- organist. ter of Mrs. Alice Hocker of West The bride is the daughter of Dr. FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGER$ New NON-FICTION books at Coloma Public Library include — THE FROM OUR FILES Street. Coloma. graduated on and Mrs. James O. Galles of MUCKRAKERS, Cook; NORMAN ROCKWELL. ILLUSTRATOR; talks your language every week. May 23 from Erie Community- Coloma. The groom is the son of MATTHEW BRADY. Horan; RELEASE THE SUN. Sears; O^ College in Buffalo. New York, Dr. and Mrs. R.W. Chamberlain JERUSALEM!. Collins; ANYBODY'S BIKE BOOK. Cuthbertson;' with a degree in Applied Science of Mt. Pleasant. Mich. 55 Years Ago EASY STEPS TO SUCCESSFUL DECORATING, Bradford; AU- in Nursing. For her wedding the bride Headlines in the news: "WORK HAS STARTED ON FORD THOR'S AND ILLUSTRATORS OF CHILDRENS BOOKS. Hoffman. Mrs. VanHattum is the former Coloma Public Library SERVICE STATION." "PROGRAM IS OUTLINED FOR BIG THE HEADSTRONG HOUSEBOAT. Anderson; PERSONAL & chose a gown of ivory silk Joyce Hocker of Coloma. She organza with re-embroidered AFTERNOONS: Monday thru Saturday CELEBRATION" (4th of July). "COLOMA INDEPENDENTS HAVE COMMUNITY HEALTH. Turner. MCCALL'S DECORATING BOOK: graduated from Coloma High alencon lace trimmed with irides- 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. MADE GOOD RECORD" (Subhead: "They Have Won Every Game MICHIGAN PLACE NAMES. Romig; GREAT AGES OF MAN. school in 1948. cents and pearls featuring a EVENINGS: Tuesday and Thursday They Have Played This Year.") Fremantle; GREGG DICTATION. Leslie; FISHES OF NORTH A mother of five children, she scalloped lace hemline and a 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Berrien County was visited last Friday night by a frost which AMERICA. Herald. PSYCHOSOMATICS. Lewis; GROW IT. Langer; was president of her class of 44 chapel train accented with alen- Wednesday Mornings: 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. proved very disastrous in many places. The Frost King was very STOCKS. BONDS AND MUTUAL FUNDS. U.S. News; THE which is in the Allied Health con lace appliques. Her silk partial in choosing his abiding places and jumped hither and thither APPALACHIAN TRAIL. Fisher; THE MIRACLE WORKERS. Stean; Board .Meetings held second Monday of each month at Division of the college. Her illusion cathedral veil with blush- 7:30 p.m. from beans, early potatoes, corn and other vegetables to the vineyards NUCLEAR POWER & THE PUBLIC. Foreman; WHY NATURAL husband, who was a doctorate in and strav/berry patches. CHILDBIRTH. Tomzer; ESSENTIAL BUSINESS MATH, Snyder; er was held in place by a Camelot psychology, is a professor at cap of lace trimmed with pearls. A notice by W. W. Hocker. village clerk; "Those who subscribed GUIDE TO ANNUAL EVENTS: GUIDE BOOK TO MICHIGAN State University with which Erie to the fund for sprinkling the streets of Coloma are hereby notified TAXES; PERENNIALS. Crockett; LETTER BOOK OF WILLIAM The bridal bouquet was fashioned Community College is affiliated. of white roses, orange sweetheart that, beginning Monday, payments are due in advance. Have your BURNETT. Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. VanHattum and change ready to pay to Lyle Mott. collector." roses, carnations, and baby's family plan to visit with Mrs. The new FICTION books to be read include — EVERY LITTLE War news headlines: "AIRRAID ON LONDON." "GERMANS IN breath. Hocker later in June. CROOK AND NANNY. Hunter; THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MISS RETREAT." "ATHENS SEIZED BY ALLIES." "FOOD SPECULA- JANE PITTMAN. Gaines; LAST RESPECTS, Weidman; HACEY The bride's sister. Miss Eileen TION TO STOP." ^ M. Galles of Coloma. was maid of 2 Coloma Students MILLER. Sherburne; OUT OF THE DARK, l^fts; THE SHAPE OF At Putnam Shoe Store in Benton Harbor: Beautiful fine white ILLUSION. Barrett; THE TIN LIZZIE TROOP. Swarthout; HAPPY honor. Her ivory silk gown was washable kid lace boots. 8'? inch tops, with covered kid heel, regular Graduate ENDING. Savage; ONE HAND CLAPPING. Burgess; DARK accented w -i t h multi-colored $9 value — only $6.50. flowers scattered across the Two Coloma students were HORSE. Knebel; WOLVES AGAINST THE MOON. Altrocchi; A At Mr. Cobum's grocery store: 14 ounce can of sweet pickles. 15 bodice and skirt. Her headdress among those receiving degrees or FALCON FOR A QUEEN. Gaskin. cents. was a rose colored satin bow with Earn the Highest certificates at F'erris State Col- Rice was 9 cents a pound at G. W. Grant's store. elbow length streamers. She lege commencement held on carried multi-colored carnations June 11. They were Bruce C. and baby's breath. Permissible Rate 40 Years Ago Jennings, who received a B.S. in L. Schrieber business administration; and The bridesmaids were gowned Headlines in the news: "TOWNSHIP VALUATION PLACED AT Nancy E. Juesteer. who received Lake Michigan Beach in the same fashion as the maid of $2,338 200." "P.M RAILWAY PUTS IN NEW SWITCHTRACK " an A.A. in general education. honor and wore blue satin bows On Open Passbook The Coloma Red Sox continued their winning streak last Sunday is one of the coolest guys in town and streamers. They were Miss by defeating the Watervliet Metropolitans by a score of 7 to 6. Fred Lombard Melissa A. Rickards of Glenview Savings At the Coloma Theatre: "Are You Listening" with William thanks to III., and Mrs. Lynn Chamberlain in Hospital of Washington, Mich. Junior Haines. Also a Laurel and Hardy comedy. Mrs. Frederick 1.. Chamberlain (nee Peggy E. Galles) bridesmaid. Miss Vicki Cham- P. Clark of Chicago, brother of Mrs. Harold Newton of North Fred Lombard, formerly of South Haven St. Joe berlain. sister of the groom, wore Coloma. is erecting a new cottage jusl across the river in North Coloma, is a patient at the P.R.S. a rose colored short sleeve gown. Coloma on a lot purchased from Mrs. Belle Ferguson. Tarpon Springs. Florida, hospi- 637-5406 925-5946 Jl&ScMe tyede/uU Vows Spoken The flower girl was Linda Cham- Miss Gertrude Geisler returned home last week from St. Johns. tal. Friends may wish to send \ berlain. sister of the groom. She Mich., where she has been teaching school for the past year. him cards expressing their best itrnHmm ...lor all seasons! In a very meaningful and Chamberlain were united i n wore a blue short sleeve gown Mr. and Mrs. Foster Krake have been visiting the former's wishes. They may be sent to the SomtUfA. Sl JIooh AuocuMou autiful ceremony, with their marriage on Saturday. June 10. and carried a natural straw parents. Mr and Mrs. H. G. Krake. for the past week. hospital. The zip code is 33589. Huchanan — COLOMA — Bridgman Bath Towels, big ones, good weight, attractive colored borders, n Mass Missalettes. prepared The nuptial mass was celebrated basket with flower petals. Fr. Larry Hartwig and the FHONE 468-6741 were 3 for 50 cents at Rapp and Prideaux, Benton Harbor. jbOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-aOOOOOOOOOK by Fr. Hartwig. The ring bearer was Dennis Mr. and Mrs August Montai are the proud parents of a son. born :de and groom. Miss Peggy E. Soloist was Mrs. Phyllis Daley Chamberlain, brother of the Tiles and Frederick L. Sunday. June 10. of Chicago, and Mr. Edward groom. For a speedy, yet satisfying dinner, turn two cans of beef Allen Haynes of Mt. Pleasant stew into a casserole and stir in Lowest Prices a package of cooked froien or * * * Redman served the groom as best man. 20 Years Ago drained canned vegetables. Top Groomsmen were Mark Rupert with biscuits from a refrigerator of Mt. Pleasant and Dennis Headlines in the news: "TRAFFIC DEATH TOLL OVER 4TH package and bake in a hot oven Every Day Farmer Photographic Studio Hamer of Florida. Ushers were EXPECTED TO HIT ALL-TIME HIGH." "GLAD FETE PLANS (425'F.) 15 to 20 minutes, or un- til biscuits are done. Lynn Chamberlain. Washington. TAKE SHAPE "DAY OF NICKEL PAY STATION PHONE CALL IS Now the promises of garden Haynes Woolcott, Owner Mich., brother of the groom, and at OVER LOCALLY." catalogues are coming true, it's Friday's time to reap the goodness of James J. Galles of Coloma. A one-room addition to the present Hagar No. 6 school, estimated Next to Watervliet Furniture fresh vegetables and bring more brother of the bride. to cost $16,000. was approved by voters in the school district at an salads to the table. To make sal- * * * on Main Street FARMER election held at the school Saturday afternoon and evening. ads into satisfying meals, add Watervliet, Michigan A reception at the Benton meat. Julienne strips of any one Harbor Elks Club House followed At the Farmers' Meat Pachinghouse fresh pork shoulder roast of a variety of ready-to-serve sau- COUNTRY STORE FRIDAY'S was 39 cents a pound. sages and other cold cuts give the ceremony. substance to a salad. So. too, do ^Save 10 percent on your senior portraits The bride graduated cum laude Summer sandals were $2.99 and $3.98 at Rahn's Shoe Store. strips of leftover roasts. The Rev. Rex Lahr and his family were feted at a party at the A large canned ham in the re- FEATURING l between July 11 and August 31 at the from Michigan State University frigerator is especially valuable and is continuing her studies in Evangelical United Bretheran Church of Bainbridge last week. company dinner insurance in the Redman Studio in Watervliet. MILK • At the A and P store. Eight O'clock coffee was 77 cents a pound. summer when parties are often • Snack Bar veterinary medicine there. The The Philathea class of the Congregational church are planning to spontaneous and relatives or Yes, if you have your senior portrait taken groom attended Central Mich- friends may drop in unexpec- Whole Homogenized 79c gal. hold their bazaar at the Andrews Paint and Wall Paper store tedly. A ham can be kept unopen- • Ice Cream Cones at Redman's between these two dates, we igan University and iti now Saturday. ed in the refrigerator for several will discount the total order including attending Michigan State Univer- months What if company doesn't • Cheeses, all kinds 2 percent Low Fat 79c gal. At the Loma Theatre: the Weaver Bros, in "Shepherd of the materialize? No problems • that frames — a full 10 percent. Remember, sity. in pre-denistry. He i s Ozarks" and Walter Pidgeon in "Calling Bulldog Drummond " ham will make a fine family meal • Candies, all kinds employed as a pilot for Beard Oil At the Sunset Drive-in Theatre. Joan Davis in "Harem Girl." with leftovers for satisfying sal- YOU will be the star in your senior Company of Mt Pleasant. ads and hearty sandwiches. Low Fat 69c gal. & Candles portrait. Demand the very best in photo- Following a wedding trip to graphy. Choose the Redman standard of AUCTION: • Wicker Baskets Florida in the Chamberlain quality. Our senior sittings offer a plane, the young couple will be at Extra Large m-f+f+c For The Best Sat.. June 24 at 10:30 a.m. • Gifts -complete selection of head and shoulder home in East Lansing. 1 mile North of Scottdale. Mi. Grade A tV7Ub 39C doz and three quarter length poses in your Results on U.S. 33 We've Remodeled Our Old Market! Aquarium Society Call this area's-largest choice of two attires. For your personal FIELD GROWN Auto Wrecking Yard Deep Freeze. Dining room comfort, our studio is air conditioned. Meets for all your parts needs Right next door lbs. furniture, bedroom furniture, i Tomatoes $1.00 other misc. furniture, misc. to the NEW Farmer Friday's! 'The proofs, as well as the finished The Blossomland Aquarium tools, motors, tilting arbor HOME GROWN Parts for more than 1,000 Cars — Late Models •portraits, will be in beautiful natural Society will hold fts monthly 3 qts. saw. spindle drill press, jig color. We will also furnish glossy prints of meeting on tonight (June 22). at saw and other misc. tools. $1.00 FUMEB FRIDAY'S this portrait to the school for the annual 7:30. at the home of Joseph Strawberries Coloma and composite (if needed), at no additional Wheeler. Route 3. Box 156A. Owner — Robert Miller Maple Lane. Benton Harbor. The John M. Glassman, charge to you. FRUIT AND SUNOCO STATION public is welcome and urged to FARMER FRIDAY'S Ante Wreckers Auctioneer Located at Coloma exit on 1-94 attend. Prompt Sorvico with Fair Prices As your senior year is a busy one, plan to (Phone) Eau Claire. Mich. M Hour Service For more information, contact COLOMA 461-6271 have your senior pictures taken early. Call FRUIT AND SUNOCO STATION Mr. Wheeler at the Columbia Ucatsd at Caleaa axil aa 1-14 - WWW!™ us for your appointment. Do it now — call Aquarium. 2732 Niles Ave., St. 463-8802. Joseph. 24 Hour Service

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115 N. MAIN Monday-Friday — 9-9 For City Council ^1 Saturday — 9 • 5:30 lUim FUU MDSI POIiKRS Five persons have filed their Larsen is seeking his first term petitions for seats on the Hartford on the council. He is Hartford City Council. editor and advertising manager NILSON'S Incumbents Gene Hadley and for the Watervliet Record. Lar- HIPSKIND BUILDING - Harold Jackson; Gene Larsson, sen is single and resides at 403 So. BODY SHOP SUPPLY CO. who was appointed last year to Center. All Types — Caah A Carry GENE HADLEV LARRY LARSEN fill a vacancy when Richard HA FOLD JACKSON Wehmeier, a supervisor at RED ARROW HIGHWAY Phone 468-8128 Melvin resigned ; and newcomers Benton Harbor Engineering, was WATERVLIET Milton Wehmeier and Larry Lar- narrowly defeated for a council Duffy-Mott. He is married, has Red Arrow Highway sen; all met the filing deadline of IN 3-6291 This is the day which the Lord hath made. seat last year. He is married, has 4 p.m. last Tuesday. four children and lives at 104 —Psalms CXVIII, 24 Coloma four children, and lives at 320 Oak Austin Drive. Hadley is seeking his third Street. ROGEL In the warm breeze of a spring day and the the bright sun of a term in office. He is terminal Jackson is also seeking his summer morning, look about you. This is the day the Lord has made, COLOMA manager for Yerington Trans- Larsson has served five years third term. He is plant manager full of beauty and wonder, of green and growing things, flowers that MOTOR SALES MOTOR SALES, INC. port Company. Hadley is mar- on the council; 2 for a regular for Duffy-Mott and resides at 401 turn their face to the sun, streams that flow to rivers and on to the ried, has two sons, and resides at term and 3 in filling vacancies. E. Main. Jackson is married and distant seas. It is a beautiful world and those who search can find Pontiac — Tempest — • He is quality control manager for has two daughters. both beauty and love each day of the year. 520 E. Main. 308 MAIN ST. Firebird — LeMans PENTECOSTAL FREE METHODIST Paw Paw Avenue t IJNCOI.N - MKIUTKV CHURCH OF GOD Van Buren Youth Watervliet. Michiean CHURCHES Watervliet, Michigan TRUCK* Rev. William Strickland Rev. Warren J. Sherman •J. MONTKM) — COrtiAK 505 EAST CENTER STREET Sunday school, 10 a.m. NEWHOPE UNITED Sunday School, 10 a.m. Worship service, 11 a.m. MILTON WEHMEIER GENE LARSSON Worship service, 11 a.m. METHODIST CHURCH COLOMA. MICHIGAN 49038 Fair Opens July 24 Midweek service, Wed., Bainbridge Youth meetings, 5 p.m. 7:30 p.m. OFFICE • 460-4141 Rev. Richard Morrison Choir rehearsal, 6 p.m. THE PLYMOUTH Church school, 9:30 a.m. Evening service, 7 p.m. The Van Buren Youth Fair is CONGREGATIONAL Worship service, 10:45 a.m. Tuesday, Christian Youth City, Township Seek LONG'S Crusaders, 7 p.m. ZIEBART CHURCH set to open on Monday. July 24 LAKE SHORE BIBLE Wednesday, Prayer and Bible A Member of the National Lake Michigan Beach Auto - Truck thru the 29th. An open horse show RADIO and T.V. Assoc. of Congregational Study, 7 p.m. Rev. Roy Jeffery, Pastor Help on Insurance will precede opening date, on Christian Churches Sunday schc.il, 9:45 a.m. SALEM LUTHERAN RUSTPROOFING WATERVLIET Park & Marvin Street Watervliet, Michigan Worship service, 10:45 a.m. Sunday. July 23. Coloma, Michigan Wl11 Kev. Harvey R. Lord Christian Youth, 6 p.m. Claim A new building will be open this IN 3-4131 Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Lutheran Church-Mo. Synod Evening service, 7 p.m. Rev. Frederick E, Kipp year for a youth exhibit area Classes for all ages. Midweek service, Thursday Sunday school and Bible Worship service, 11 a.m. Phone 927-3137 HOURS - 9 to 6 7:45 p.m. classes 9:15 a.m. At a joint meeting Monday Krause and Associates, Detroit, along with a new kitchen and rest High School Youth l ellow- Divine worship, 8 and 10:30 ST. JOSEPH'S 1248 M-139 nationally known insurance con- Wednesdays and Fridays ship, 4 p.m. a.m. night the Township and City of rooms. CATHOLIC CHURCH Holy Communion celebrat- Hartford unanimously voted to sultants to work on their behalf. For entertainment this year, Fr. R. G, Thelen, Pastor Benton Harbor 9 to 9 MIDWAY BAPTIST ed the second and last Sunday Saturday, Mass, 7 p.m. Btition the Van Buren County At the present time the insur- Del Reeves will headline an Between Watervliel-Coloma of the month. on Red Arrow Highway Sunday, Masses, 7, 8:30, & Circuit Court for the appointment ance companies have never evening of country western mu- G.A.R.aC. Affiliated 10:30 a.m. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Rev. Elvln Harden, Pastor Saturday Confessions, 3-5, United Church of Christ of a disinterested umpire to force acnowledged the existence of a sic, along with many well known Sunday school, 9:4 5 a.m. and 7:30, 9 p.m. Corner Church & Leedy Sts. the Insurance Carriers, Hartford disagreement, thereby forcing country western stars. The In- WATERVLIET Worship service, 1 I a.m. Coloma, Michigan Junior worship service, 11 COLOMA Rev. John R. Lepke Fire Insurance Co. and the the City and Township to appeal ternational Fairtime Circus is CHURCH OF GOD a.m. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. 25 YEARS — Don Disbrow of Route I. Hartford was presented a HARDWARE Red Arrow Highway [ I Continental Insurance Co., to to the Circuit Court for enforce- scheduled to appear, and the Youth Meetings, 6 p.m. Worship Service, 11 a.m. silver engraved plate Sunday. June 18. in recognition of his 25 years Evening service, 7 p.m. Rev. L, 1. Ricketts Youth Choir, Wednesday, 7 p.m. comply with the provisions of ment of policy conditions. King Brothers Rodeo will put on a Midweek service, 7 p.m. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. of service to the Van Buren County Salle Club. Disbrow is a charter Senior Choir, 7:30 p.m. 336 N. Main Wednesday. Worship service, 11 a.m. 'their own policies. The City and Township are fine show of bronc and bull Cherub Choir, Thursday, 7 p.m. member and was instrumental in forming the club. Mr. Disbrow COLOMA CHRISTIAN Sunday, 6 p.m. Young Peo- On March 14, 1972 the Town seeking full settlement of $62,000 riding, trick and fancy roping, FAITH EVANGELICAL SCIENCE SOCIETY ples Endeavor. (left) is shown with club president Fred Buckham. of Schoolcraft. LUTHERAN CHURCH Hall and Fire Dept. building for the damaged building. Robert and other exciting rodeo fea- Paw Paw Street Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Evang. who made the presentation. (Righter Photo) service. Church of ihe Lutheran suffered severe damage by fire. Krause and Associates, consul- tures. Coloma, Michigan Confession Saturday worship service, Sunday service, 11 a.m. Paw Paw Avenue The insurance companies, thru tants on property insurance and Special events will include a Sunday school, 11 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Story Hour Starts Coloma. Michigan physical damage appraisals, Michigan Championship horse RIVERSIDE ELECTRIC Evening service, Wednesday COLOMA BIBLE CHURCH R. E. Scnaller, Pastor Reserved their adjuster. General Adjust- Lawrence Millage SERVICE 8 p.m. Corner West & Wilson Sis. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. ment Bureau, offered $27,464.50, specialize in representing policy- Saturday pull, tractor pull, pony pull and Coloma, Michigan Divine worship, 10:30 a.m. FIRST UNITED Monday, choir rehearsal, 8 FOR AN holders against insurance com- draft horse hitch. Appearing Rltrtrlr Motor Kcpxir Bob Robinson, Pastor •which was not satisfactory. Un- Set at 12.5 MFTHODIST CHURCH The Children's story hour at the Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. " ""Wednesday, 7 p.m. A Sat. der the terms of the insurance panies. By careful listing of again this year will be Dan Coloma. Michigan AGGRESIVE AND Hartford Public Library will Rev. Carl Hausermann Morning service, 10:45 a.m. 9 a.m. Children's Instruction contract, in the event of disagree- damages and values of damaged The Lawrence village property Fleenor's Hurricane Hell Dri- Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. Youth service, 7:30 p.m. Classes. start this Saturday, June 24. Colomii A Rhi'rwldf KiIh. i ment each party to the contract contents his firm has been tax will stay at 12.5 mills for the vers. Morning worship, 11 a.m. Evening service, 6 p.m. ' MISSIONARY BAPTIST PROGRESSIVE Midweek service, Wed., from 10:30 to 11:30. Children ages KIVKKSIDK. MlrHKiAS Junior high & Senior high Washington A Park Street can appoint an appraiser in their successful in increasing settle- second year, according to a The International Demolition 7:30 p.m. Coloma, Michigan 4 thru 8 are cordially invited to Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p.m. ; behalf and submit their differen- ments to policyholders. decision of the village council last Derby, which broke attendance Senior choir, Wed., 7 p.m. ST. PAUL'S UNITED Rev. George Wright BUSINESSMAN attend. Fh. \VA 5-51.t! Junior choir, Saf., 10:30 CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday school, 10 a.m. • ces to a disinterested umpire. City attorney Douglas Mac- week. Members of the council records last year, will conclude Morning worship, 11 a.m. It will be helpful if parents will a.m. Hill Rd.. Bainbridge Twp. The decision of any two parties Kinder indicated after the meet- also voted to apply for funds thru this year's entertainment. Local C. J. Beehler. Minister aT.C., 6:30 p.m. pre-register their children for the FIRST UNITED Sunday school, 9:45 a.m Eve. worship, 7:30 p.m. constitutes an award. ing that he would petition the the Federal Emergency Employ- drivers are welcome to par- METHODIST CHURCH Youth Fellowship, Tuesday story hour, which is held every Worship service, II a.m. The City and Township of Circuit Court for a hearing at the ment Agency to cover pay in- ticipate. Watervliet, Michigan 7:30 p.m. BEVERLY LUMBER Saturday thru the summer. CALVARY BIBLE creases for 2 employees in the HUTCHINS Kev. Donald Russell Territorial Road at Prayer service. Wed. 7:30 Hartford retained Robert A. first possible date. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Benton Center Road p.m. COMPANY public works department and the Worship service, 11 a.m. On Dean's List FUNERAL HOME Sam Calhoun, Pastor FIRST UNITED Youth Fellowship, 6:00 p.m. salary of a second full time Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. METHODIST CHURCH 2 On Dean's List Two Graduates THIS WORLD( Monday, Prayer Fellowship, Morning service, 10:45 a.m. Riverside, Michigan policeman. Miss Katherine Mack of Law- 7 p.m. Watervliet Roland T. Hutchins Youth meeting, 6 p.m. Rev. Carl Hausermann OF OURS Wednesday, Bible Study, Honored In other business a low bid of rence was named to the dean's Evening service, 7 p.m. Morning worship, 9 a.m. Two Hartford students made 9:30 a.m. 20.2 submitted by Moses Git Co. list for the recent winter semes- Midweek service, Wednes- Sunday school, 10:30 a.m. the dean's list at Western Mi- Two recent graduates. Rick day, 7:45 p.m. MY F, 6:30 p.m. for gasoline was accepted, and ter at Western Michigan Uni- chigan University for the recent Schmigle, and David Cherry, approval was given to the trans- versity. To win the honor, a winter semester. They are Mar- were guests of honor at an open Compliments fer of a takeout liquor license student must have taken at least MIDWAY FLORIST RICHCREEK ACE REFUSE SPRAGUE'S OTTO'S , garet L. Johnson and Joyce A. house Sunday, June 18, at the new 1 from Alcorn grocery to James 14 hours of class work and of Newnum. American Legion Hall, Hartford. DISPOSAL GROCERY SALES & SERVICE Bowser. The latter approval is maintained a grade point aver- Flower Shop And BILL STEWART'S WELLDRILLING To be eligible for the dean's list The event was hosted by the subject to approval by the Law- age of 3.5 out of a possible 4.0. Greenhouses PAW PAW LAKE a student must take at least 14 parents of the young men, Mr. 468 3433 RCA rence policy department and the Miss Mack is the daughter of IN 3-3241 Watervliet hours of class work and maintain and Mrs. Stanley Schmigle of GOLF CLUB Whirlpool a grade point average of 3.5 out of state liquor commission. Mrs. Elizabeth Fernandez. Watervliet, formerly of Hartford, Hert'i m rterdlmg Mm tkmt a possible 4.0. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cherry Howe, Indiana. work for you: '•vi Milk cmrum* cm h* of Hartford. Approximately 300 friends and tkorougUy dommimg THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WATERVLIET Groat Mileage! Rick graduated from Riverside relatives of the two families r*-filling thmm wUk WATERVLIET PAPER COMPANY Hie Uniter States' flrst nuclear Military Academy, Gainesville, attended the open house, coming /roewimg. Tko km koemm uMod im BRANCH OFFICE AT MILLBURG. MICHIGAN powered submarine, U.S.S. Nauti- miditUm to cubes toro kOm? icm i I us, traveled 62,000 miles without Georgia, while David graduated from many locations in Michigan Division of Hammermill Paper Company , ekmMU cold om picnic* Established 1874 The Bank of the Peopic • Member F.D.I.C. I refueling! from Howe Military Academy, as well as other states. ing trip*.

WHKmarm June 22. 1972 PAGE EIGHTEEN WATERVLIET RECORD June 22. It72 Rondal Smith. Mrs. Galen Paul Jones To WATERVLIET RECORD PAGE NINETEEN Blough, Armand Jackson, Mrs. Be Honored Hospital William Bailey. Paul Sirk, Mrs. Adam Briney. Angela Harris, Members of the Henry Cham- Donald Polmanteer. berlain Lodge No. 308 F and AM News From W WATERVLIET - Mrs. Charles will honor their illustrious bro- HARTFORD - Billy Collins Newnum, Harvey Atherlon. Egil ther. Paul Jones, at a dinner and Mrs. James Hall, Mrs. Lynne Myrseth. Mrs. Annie Hicks. Mrs. reception to be held June 28. The Engle. Mrs. Prentice Hill. Glenn The Oval Sylvia Scharama. Robel Becker. event is in recognition of Mr. Geisler. Mrs. Norman Bachman. Mark Brusveen. Joseph Krejci, Jones' attainment of the 33rd Earnest Evans. Mrs. Clyde Sha- James Silver. Frank Ernst. Fred degree. fer, Irene Rhinehart. Claude Cowsert. Snider. John Morse. The dinner will be held at the Although there was some con- COLOMA — Angela Harris. First United Methodist Church. fusion about who won last Fri- Shannon Wells, Mrs. Maggie Watervliet. at 6:30 p.m. Dinner day's Midwest Invitational at the Conkin. Earle Smith. Ralph Cas- Social League Meets tickets are $2.50 per person. Hartford Motor Speedway, there tle. The monthly meeting of the was no doubt in the minds of HARTFORD - Claude Snider. Young Women's Social League racing fans from all over mid- Mrs. Theo Brown, Mrs. Lulu Mark Wigent Honored "Fortunately I was able to apply some first aid before was held on June 14. The social America that this was an exciting Austin. Robert Comp, Mrs. Dol- you/ot here, Doctor." hour was held at Art & Interiors About 50 relatives and friends evening of automobile racing. ores Ewald, Mrs. Daniel Nerio, in Stevensville where Mrs. Mary were on hand following Water- Ed Vanderlaan of Grand Henry Lambrecht, John Morse. Dell gave some interesting tips vliet's commencement ceremo- Evans on Attends Camp Rapids combined a lot of years of Mrs. Pedro Aranda, Mrs. Fred on interior decoration. nies to honor one of the gradu- racing experience, a fine car. and Price, Irene Rhinehart, George Navy Duty Marcia Adams, granddaughtec ates. Mark Wigent. The event a super-fast pit stop to pull off a Ross, Gordon Dade. Afterwards the group went to of Lawrence Adams, north of JT500 first-place victory. the home of Mrs. Charlene Hafer was held at the home of Mark's Mr. Robert Evans. Principal of Watervliet, was one of over 200 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ed, though weary from the DISCHARGES for the business meeting and Watervliet North Elementary Brownies, Junior and Cadette grueling race, managed a smile refresh ments. Wigent. Hennessey Road. Water- School flew to Philadelphia. Pa., Girl Scouts and leaders attending ONE SMILE IS WORTH 11500— Ed Vanderlaan manages a weary A TROPHY PLUS 100 — Jerry Griffith and his brother John built vliet. Punch and cake were after stepping out of Number 17 smile after winning the 200-lap Midwest Invitational at Hartford WATERVLIET - Mrs. Patrick to serve two weeks active duty a week of Day Camp at Kelley Number 51. which took the "Consie" Friday night. Hartford Gulf is The league is planning a served to the guests during the at the finish line. He has been Motor Speedway. the car's sponsor. Healy, Mark Russell. Sheila Rus- with the U.S. Navy aboard the Cabin, of the Mt. Magazine Girl rummage sale this Thursday, event. =j»cing for 19 years, and had sell, Benadine Olsen, Mrs. Char- destroyer USS C.S. SPERRY. Scout Council, in Fort Smith, Friday and Saturday (June 22-24) nothing but praise for the "new" Winning Pitcher — Roper LL MAJORS les Newnum, Robert Becker, Mr. Evans served with the U.S. Arkansas. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Weber's. ITEM; Who nukes carpet buy- Hartford Speedway. Ed is Mrs. Marie Gipson, Mark Brus- Navy during the Korean conflict Marcia is the daughter of Mr. Sox 15 — Braves 8 Sox 8 — Cubs 2 The building is on the left side of ing decisions? Women do, M per- currently the leading point holder veen. cent of the time, aceordinc to and remains active in the Naval and Mrs. Richard Adams of Fort Winning pitcher — Matthews Winning pitcher — Winans Lawrence Territorial Road, 600 yards west recent studies by carpet manu- at the track. COLOMA — Richard Kniebes, Reserve. Smith. Arkansas. of Bainbridge Center Road. facturers. The next four finishers behind PONY LEAGUE Giants 12 — Yanks 1 Winning pitcher — Summerton Vanderlaan. wero, respectively, Dodgers II - Braves 6 Little Carnes, John Roberts, Rich Winning Pitcher — Deford PONY LEAGUE Senneker and John Benson. Ben- Red Sox 8 — Braves 5 HARTFORD — LAWRENCE son," who held a strong lead for MICKEY MANTLE LEAGUE League Winning pitcher — Winkel CA/V you &JRB. IF the first part of the race, develop- Tigers 8 - Cubs 4 sooaexe SOMBONe BUSINESS AND SERVICE DIRECTORY ed linkage problems after pulling Winning pitcher — Lowe MICKEY MANTLE LEAGUE Tuesday HB IN mtB? MU. PRlVB- into the pits to refuel. He made a Sox 5 — Tigers i Amer. Nat'I. 9 — Home's 4 THURSDAY magnificent effort to regain the Winning pitcher - Thomas Winning pitcher — Groth MROCZEK SOD Phone 621-39851 lost laps, but to no avail. LL MINORS Btudans Salute American Russian space scientists have New & Used Parts The 20-lap Consolation race Thursday FARMS Auto Sox 12 — Giants 9 Today's Answer saluted Dr. Charles Greely Abbot Treger's JONES [field prior to the Invitational was Home's 6 — Dick's Barbershop 1 - at age 100, America's oldest QUALITY MERION Tigers 11 — Yanks 9 Clothing & Shoes AL'S AUTO BODY won by Jerry Griffith of Hart- Winning pitcher — McLemore practicing scientist as well as a BLUE GRASS Repair LL MAJORS world renowned authority on so- AUTO PARTS ford. Griffith has been racing for lar rad ation and a former sec- 30c PER SQ. YARD For the Entire Complete And 6 years. This was his first victory Tigers 12 - Yanks 7 Saturday retary of the Smithsonian Institu- Family tion - by naming a crater on the AT FARM Long Line Service Automobile and of this season. Diesel Truck Service Winning pitcher — Morsaw a N i Mich. Quality 10 — Rice Realty 8 dark side of the moon "Abbot." Winning pitcher — Harding The crater was found and photo- Delivery at HOME OF Glass & Radiator Service Truck Repair Sox 12 — Giants 2 OPEN 24 HOURS 3om 3 graphed by a Russian unmanned Reasonable Price Route 1, Hartford Hartford Winning pitcher — Winans 3,l.>rd space vehicle. Phone PONY LEAGUE 88th Avenue George Malaski 2 Miles North Decatur. Mich. Hartford. Mich. 621 "3705 of Stop Light | Recreation Red Sox 14 Dodgers 5 Phone 423-7010 lv<£ Winning pitcher Wallace or 423-7061 rvi/WE RICK Wrecker Service Council MICKEY MANTLE LEAGUE Jeans COMPLETE Tuesday Braves (J Tigers 3 TIRES Winning pitcher Parker PHOTO SERVICE for men, women, MIDWAY are the order of LL MINORS MONDAY boys & girls TRUCK & AUTO business at Yanks 9 Cubs 6 Special Events Sox 10 — Braves 5 LI. MINORS Custom Developing T reger's REPAIR TOM SMITH LL MAJORS Sox 17 Cubs 10 490V2 So. Paw Paw TRACTOR PARTS Cubs 17 — Yanks I Giants 21 Yanks 20 WOOLCOTT FILM Clothing Store behind M&AA SERVICE 1—3 W. Main Lawrence 674-8018 40 % Hartford 621-3808 off list 621-3014 Hartford Multi-mile GALATrS State Farm Falls Fine Insurance PHONE ITALIAN & AMERICAN B.F. Goodrich Auto - Fire - Life MOTOROLA "FIESTA" THIS SPACE Health Complete Antenna We mount and 621-3396 Tablet of Faadt AIL Yew Cor Eat NOW balance the tires Adults $3.50 Cbffli $2.00 THE GREAT Fred Ward Agency Sales & Service 6 yn. or under $1.25 we sell Huffman's Radio Serving your choice of the compete menu. HARTFORD MOTOR SPEEDWAY AviHabk Your Family 621-2001 463-6141 bear and Wine & TV Service FISN FIT EVERY FRIDAY Insurance Agent "Re-tire with 13 W. Main 621-4067 25 Beechwood St. Ole Tom" SUNDAYS - Noon To 8 p.m. 621-3396 Hartford 621-3720 NEXT EXCITING RACE THIS Veal Parmesan Chicken Caccitore WATERPROOFING Veal Scalopini Ravioli Cheese PARTS & SERVICE DEPARTMENT Ravioli Beef NOW OPEN New & Used FOR BASEMENTS Spaghetti FRIDAY NITE, Farm Machinery Large Selection of Parts Sausage Spaghetti Sauce Time Trials Racing Begins Buy and Sell Meat Balls Concrete and Mashed Potatoes 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Used Furniture Sidewinder Dealer For All Makes of Cars Roast Beef JUNE 23 Block Work Beef Gravy and Antiques Complete Exhaust Systems For All Cars in Stock Fried Chicken Garlic Toast Baked Lasagna 5 Different Salads Open Saturdays Only K & K Equipment Jacking Up & 10 a.m. til 5 p.m. Leveling Floors Ray Krenek GALATI'S Red Arrow Hiway mm 2Vi Mile* last ef Hartford an led Arrow & Roy-AI Junque Shop E.J. BELL 621-3722 Ford Closed Toesday Ives. Fboae 421-3004 IF Hartford 621-4306 612 No. Center Lawrence 674-3231 Hartford For all the thrills of stock car racing, come to the Hartford Hartford Motor Speedway!

I June 22. 1972 PAGE TWENTY WATERVLIET RECORD June 22. 197? WATERVLIET RECORD PAGE TWENTY-ONE Mr. Lanphear was born on of Hartford; a daughter, Mrs. June 15. at 2 p.m., at Maple Hill September 22. 1889 in Lawrence, Carl Keebaugh of Marion; and 10 cemetery. The Rev. Ray Hill, fOBirOAMESj) the son of Orrin P. and Josephine grandchildren. Also surviving pastor of the East Arlington Business-Professional Directory Dolson Lanphear. He was a are three brothers. John Steele. Baptist church officiated. prominent farmer, auctioneer, Pickford; James Steele, Davids- Theresa Lynn was born in Eugene C. Wilier, Sr. and square dance caller, and a son. Mich.; and Orvil Still of Watervliet on April 7, 1971. She lifelong resident of the Lawrence Mackinac Island: as well as two died Monday, June 12, at Me- CHET NICHOLS' YOUNG'S Witervliet Flying Service Requiem mass for Eugene community. He died Tuesday. sisters. Mrs. Sarah Cowell of morial hospital. AUTO i In addition to her mother, LAWNMOWER Watervliet Airport Charles Wilier. Sr., 55. of Hart- June 13. at Lake View Commun- Pickford and Mrs. Alvina ^ SERVICE CO. ity hospital. Paw Paw. where he McPhee of Rudyard. Mich. A son survivors include two sisters, SERVICE 463-8750 or 463-8976 ford, was celebrated at 10 a.m. • Auto Glass • MOTOROLA had been a patinet since Monday. preceded her in death in April. Kimberly and Tamara; and a Wednesday. June 21, at Imma- • Furniture Tops • Repair & Parts E E Both Mr. and Mrs. Lanphear 1958. brother. James, all at home; and Complete Antenna c u 1 a t e Conception Catholic • Mirrors • * Airplane Rides = about thii question. (Stella) had been residing at the maternal grandparents. Mr. and Small Engine Service Sales & Service church. Rev. Fr. Donald Wieber Irving F. Stein • Auto Radiator Repair • DuVerney rest home. Mrs. Lan- Mrs. William Queen of Lawrence. Local Agent for * Flying Lessons was celebrant. Burial was in • Battery Service • Huffman's Radio § "More than 1.500.000 Credit phear survives her husband. Funeral services for Irving F. Briggs & Stratton * Aerial Advertising Maple Hill cemetery, where mili- • Auto Farts • s Cards were reported lost or 305 Paw Paw. Watervliet & TV Service tary rites were conducted. Li- Other survivors include three Stein. 80. of Lawrence, were held * Air Freight = stolen last year, usually with a SUNDAY '•sj^lRMONS A SfBMON I Graduates Cum Laud WA 5-21S6 46K-408I turgical prayers were recited at 8 sons. Harold of Lawrence, Alex of Tuesday, June 20. at 2 p.m. at 25 Beechwood St. " financial loss to the card 800 Territorial Road Open All Day Sunday * Pleasure flights p.m. Tuesday at Calvin funeral Calif., and Orrin of Ypsilante; a Sisson Funeral Home. The Rev. HARTFORC 621-3720 f owner. Can a Homeowner or daughter, Mrs. Noble (Bernice) David E. Cherry of Hartford home. Kenneth L. Snow officiated and Summer B Farmowner policy be endors- Mr. Wilier was born June 3, Root of Kalamazoo; 13 grand- burial was in the Hill cemetery. Another teuon is offlcially here was graduated "Cum Laude" ||ed to cover such credit card • summer. It repreaents many HENBV CHAMBERLAIN children; and 21 great-grand- from Howe Military School, = losses, extending also to for- 1917 in Chicago, the son of Walter Lawrence. thingf to many different people. JAMES L. COLMAN LODGE, NO 308 F & A. M Howe, Indiana, recently. David ALDEN "CHUM" WHITE and Bessie Wilier. He died Mon- children. Three brothers and a Mr. Stein was bom on March Ask • child what his favorite Altorney g gery against personal savings sister preceded him in death. season is, and hell usually say attended Howe during his 8th and SAND & GRAVEL Watervliet. Michigan day, June 19, at his home in 18, 1892 in Riverside, the son of = and checking accounts?'* summer. School is out, but that's ^ 349 North Main SI. Regular Meetings . 2nd Wed. Hartford. He was a veteran of Jacob and Barbara Wenzlick only one of the reasons children 9th school years, returning on a Bulldozer, Truck and Mrs. Niegel Austin Hours 9:00-12:00 and l:t*-5:M A each Month World War II, serving in the Stein. He died at his home Sunday and most people love summer. scholarship for his junior and Tractor Service Summer is a time when we are Monday — Friday evening, June 18. Mr. Stein senior years. He was one of 5 ou SPECIALS — Navy, and was a member of Funeral services for Mrs. Nie- close to nature and when we Phone IN 3-3833 should be closer to God. of 44 students to receive th 9:00-12:00 Saturday yyy | Don Young Immaculate Conception Catholic gel (Nellie C.) Austin, 63, for- formerly was employed by the BY SPECIAL NOTICES In the summer, somehow, it is "Cum Laude" citation and w PHONE IN 3-6781 Watervliet, Michigan Church of Hartford. merly of Hartford, were held A.B. Morse Co. of St. Joseph, but easier to break down the barriers Signed: 3rd in his class. Surviving are his widow, Kath- Saturday, June 17, at Calvin moved to Lawrence 17 years ago between people. Life isn't as for- J. B. McGee, W.M. & Complete insuranee^ervlce = where he operated the Stein Print mal as it seems during the colder During his junior and senior ryn; 2 sons, Eugene, -Jr. and funeral home. The Rev. Nelson winter months. We are more open S Phone 46S-677S Watervliet g years, David served as vice Kenneth, both of Hartford; his Lamm, pastor of the Paw Paw Shop. to exciting events. But are we as PHYLLIS KIENZLE, PHUlMl||UimiMMIilllllllWHmiU|IIIIUItH| president and president, respec JAMES L. WHEELER ROWLEE mother, and 2 sisters, Mrs. Survivors include a son, Irving, open with God as we are with our Public Stenographer Presbyterian church, officiated. neighbors? God is easy to ap- REALTOR Jr., of Benton Harbor; two lively, of the National Honor & SON REPAIR SERVICE Eileen Groff of Oaklawn, 111., and Burial was in Maple Hill ceme- proach, even in summer. He asks 349 N. Main St. so little of us, yet gives abun- Society. He received the Haberly Mrs. Dorthea Wesselhoff of Palos tery. daughters, Aileen and Barbara of * Letters & Transcription Real Estate dantly to us. DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Lawrence; a sister. Mrs. Mary Medal twice during his school WE REPAIR * Term Papers Hills, m. Mrs. Austin was bom Septem- Summertime means picnics and rs. 9:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. years. He was also editor of HI 0 Black Dirt 0 Gravel Lawn Mowers - Chain Saws ber 17, 1908 in Pickford. Mich., Bullman of Golden, Colo.; two fun to many people. It should Mon. — Fri. * Manuscripts FOR SALE granddaughters; and three also give us time to say a word of school yearbook. • Fill Dirt Small Engines * Promotional Mailings OVERLOOKING Jay E. Lanphear the daughter of John and Alice thanks for these wonders of God's great-grandchildren. A s i s t er. David participated in both goli HOMES, LAKE & PAW PAW LAKE Steels. She died Tuesday, June creation that we so freely use and WE WRECK Competent Staff to handle Funeral services for Jay E. Mrs. Minnie O'Loughlin. pre- enjoy. A prayer of thanks takes and soccer during his student COMMERCIAL PROP. For Pick-Up & Delivery Well kept 2 bedroom home, with 13. at her home in Marion. Ohio. but a few moments. Why not try BUILDINGS assignments promptly. Lanphear, 82. of Lawrence, were days at Howe. He served 2 year^ enclosed porch making a possible She was a member of the Forest ceded him in death. it right now? LOTS & ACREAGE Walervliet-Coloma Area held at 2 p.m. Friday, June 16, at as captain of the golf team anc, SNOW REMOVAL Call 4(::t-f.L'4n LOCAL TYPING SERVICE 3rd bedroom. Large carpeted Lawn Presbyterian church in Theresa Lynn Con ley PHONES — 463-4475 or Sisson funeral home. The Rev. was twice voted Howe's mos living room, pleasant kitchen. Marion. Benton Harbor & St. Joseph P.O. Box 705 — Coloma valuable golfer. 463-6463 PHONE WA 5-8451 Upstairs has 2 large bedrooms, Kenneth L. Snow, pastor of the Survivors include her husband. Graveside services for Theresa Call 429-4t34 Phone 468-8334 or 468-7280 David plans to attend th hardwood floors. House is panel- Lawrence United Methodist Niegel. whom she married on Lynn Conley. 14 month old dau- University of Michigan this fall ed throughout. Insulated. Storms church, officiated. Burial was in May 26, 1926, in Pickford; two ghter of Mrs. Delores Conley of as a pre law student. DR. EARL W. REID RICHCREEK and screens, automatic gas heat. Prospect Lake cemetery. sons, Erwin and Vernon, both Hartford, were held Thursday, NEED WORK OPTOMETRIST KNIEBES WELL DRILLING AND DONE? Watervliet schools. Owner will APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF IMMACULATE CONCEPTION MUSIC MART REPAIRING give land contract to responsible Prescribing Don't Hesitate - Call JESUS CHRIST CHURCHES South Center Si. — Hartford WE SPECIALIZE IN . Shallow & party. $13,500 full price. 20 South Haver St. — Hartford Rev. Donald Wieber YOUTH POWER FAITH TABERNACLE Contact Lenses BAND INSTRUMENTS Deepwell Pumps WANTED: Listings in Coloma, Rev. Earl Stallings Sat. Mass — 7 p.m We do yard work, OF KANGOH 418 State Street Watervliet or Hartford area. If Hours: Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Sun. 8:30 & 10:30 a.m. S Sales & Service First & High St. — Bangor Telephone 983-1872 painting, and basic you wish to buy or sell, call: Ann Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri. Sunday Ev. Service 6:00 p.m. Sat. Confess. 4-5&7:30-8:30 p.m. Fidelity Bldg. Rev. C.E. Mangum 463-3241 all around work P u c k e 1 1. 463-4079; Henrietta 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Benton Harbor SAINT JOSEPH SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Red Arrow Hwy. Frazier, 463-8372; Cliff Kiernan, rue8.-9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. IIARTFOIID FEDEKATED Call 468-3821 Red Arrow Hwy. at Exchange Sunday Ev. Worship 7:00 p.m. 463-4700; or Bob Sloan. 621-4438. Sat.-9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Red Arrow Hwy. & Pinery ltd Electric Motor Repair Lawrence HARTFORD UNITED Hartford For Sea Walls and Sabbath School 9:45 a.m. Automotive Electrical Servlcci RODEWALD Coloma Optical METHODIST Rev. Milton Krugman Kienzle Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. — Starters — Genera ton* — Cement Work CGNSTRUCTIDN 425 E. Main St. — Hartford Sunday School 9:45 a.m. * Kegulators — Alternntuni & Rev. Morris Reinhart Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Of All Kinds Real Estate FAITH OF THE APOSTLES Sunday School 9:45 a.m. — Deleo Batteries — . Gearmotors • Power Toola THIS SPACE 349 N. Main St. III East St. Joseph St. Morning Worship 11:00 a m. Jewelry Lawrence • Jet Pump Motors • Cohnan-Young Bldg. FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY Delco • General Electric NOW H.J. Beridon — Pastor REDEEMER EV. LUTHERAN PHONE MACK Office; Call 463-4475 or 463-6463 MOM V. STEINMOFr 3 Mi. East of Hartford Elson "Bud" Tues. & Sat. Eves. 7:00 p.m. M-152 — Sister I^akes Dayton • Master • CEMENT WORK Evenings Call: 463-4700. 463-8372 Rev. Ernest A. Glasgow LARRY LARSEN Flint A Walling Keliaiu« Rodewald - Sunday Morning 10:00 a.m. Rev. R.E. Schaller or Hartford 621-4438 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Jeeves Drives • Bed Jacket Box 52, Watervliet Divine Worship 9:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11 MM) a.m. 621-3396 EAST ARLINGTON BAPTIST Sunday School 10:15 a.m. RIVERSIDE ELECTRIC Builders of All Types 4 Mi. North & 2 Mi. East of SERVICE Watervliet HOPE EV. LUTHERAN • Residential phonbi ^es.eaoi Lawrence «. SISTER LAKES C OMMUNITY Coloma A Riverside Roads Phone 463-4203 •AST RED ARROW KWY WISC. SYNOD • Commercial Ray Hill — Pastor Sister I^akes COLOMA. MICHIOAN 40038 Hopkins Ct.—Bennett Sub. ... Phone WA ft-SiS2 " BUYING OR | Sunday School 10:00 a m. Wayne Goldsmith Pastor Phone 463-3698 - 621-4695 Hartford I SELLING? | Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Rev. David B. Dolan 1 Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. Try us I Summer Schedule Long's Television 1 LAWRENCE UNITED You'll like us! • | Worship Service 9:30 a.m. Sit OUR NEW FURNITURE DEPARTMENT DON Y0UNC AGENCY Qtyr Jtamtli} METHODIST KEELER UNITED & Appliances 120 Exchange St.—Lawrence METHODIST COMPLETE 1 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Authorized Sales NADEAU J Rev. Kenneth Snow Keeler INSURANCE COVERAGE Pinery Road — Hartford JOT 'EM DOWN STORE 1 REAL ESTATE I Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. Rev. Gary Gamble ZENITH & Fripdilre Pastor Don Gettys For Home • For Business ®LJAT FRAYA Sunday School 11:15 a.m. Church School 9:45 a.m. ^Of Quality. Distinction , N«w it Uf«d Furniture A Applianctt Sabbath School 9:30 a.m. Auto - Life - Fire - Bond « Full line auijor Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. • and Good Value for '' • •_ 6J Morning School 11:00 a.m. Hppliances FIRST CONGREGATIONAL All Occasions ^ Open 7 Days tied Arrow Highway UNITED CHURCil OF CHRIST KEELER GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST (Togpt^r Lawrence Keeler Office Phone Res. Phone WatervUet 323 E. Main St. — Hartford RIVERSIDE, MICHIGAN 925-3145 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Rev. Charles Davis 463-6773 463-3548 Ron Little — Minister PHONE IN S-41SI f Morning Worship and Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Stop or Coll " PHOTOHUPNY Nursery 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. CRYSTAL SPRINGS RED McCRERY COMPLETE DRUG FLORIST Watervliet Public REDMAN STUDIO ^TAGB 5IOGRTL|PR BODY & PAINT SHOP SKK VICES flewar Stop i Crat«fce«itt Weddings FARMS HOMES RECREATIONAL LANDS U7S PiH«t«M Ph.*lS-1U7 Library HUTCHINS Color Hours, Daily — 1 — 5:30 p.m. We Specialize in Passports Everett (Eddy) Edwards Sm* 20% DRUG STORE COLLISION REPAIRS Portraits On All Bloonunf FlanU Wednesdays — 1 — 8:30 p.m. Caik n Carry CompIHe — Accurate You may borrow books, magazines, puzzles, pictures. 8 mm Little Identification •inn iiimi PRESCRIPTIONS 2 Miles North of the stoplight in Lawrence * films, and records. We also have a photo-copy machine. Paw Paw Lake Road Commercial Phone IN 3-3164 463-8802 'Providing Local Sellers with Nationwide Buyers'" 674-8072 COME IN AND BROWSE! Phone HO 8-3506 WATERVLIET WATERVUET V • • " ••••• - • •

June 22 . iitI ill WATERVLIET RECORD PAGE TWENTY-TWO di June 22, 1972 WATERVLIET RECORD PAGE TWENTY-THREE Assignee of Mortgagee LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Dickinson, Wright, McKean & Cudlip, Attorneys REGISTRATION NOTICE 800 First National Building PUBLICATION ORDER NOTICES Detroit, Michigan 48226 FILE NO. 25883 GENERAL PRIMARY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING STATE OF MICHIGAN ELECTION (June 15, 22. 29; YOUR AREA SHOPPING CENTER IN PRINT PROBATE COURT FOR THE TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1972 July 6. 13, 1972) COUNTY OF BERRIEN Estate of ARKIE A. PAUL, TO THE QUALIFIED ELEC FOR SALE FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICE Docciiscti MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS CARD OF THANKS IT IS ORDERED, that on ORS OF THE CITY OF WATS VLIET (PRECINCT NO No Selling — Keep Your NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? - August 1, 1972 at 9:15 a.m. in the FOR SALE — Driveway drain FOR SALE — Portable sewing Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harrington and Probate Courtroom. Courthouse, Present Job! Call Ken Swayne in Coloma at MORTGAGE SALE - Default COUNTY OF BERRIEN, STA^ tubes. Twelve inch corrugated machine, amplifier for electric Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mossberg St. Joseph, Michigan, a hearing has been made in the conditions OF MICHIGAN WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR 468-3966. Licensed over 40 years be held on the Petition of Ethel L. steel, all lengths to 24'. Beverly guitar. Kirby vacuum cleaner, would like to thank all their of a mortgage made by HOLDEN Notice is hereby given that WANTED No job too small (in fact he Robinson for appointment of an Lumber Co. Phone 463-3481. Electrolux. Reasonable. Can be friends and relatives for gifts, HARRIS and BEATRICE HAR- conformity with the "Michig Simply service company estab- prefers small jobs). (tfc) statute in such case made and RIS, husband and wife to MORT- administrator, and for a deter- (5-1 tfc) seen at 215 E. Main. Benton flowers, food and contributions at MORTGAGE SALE — Default lished all cash accounts in this provided, notice is hereby given GAGE ASSOCIATES. INC.. a mination of heirs. Election Law," we will recei Harbor, or call 925-9815. FLYING LESSONS FOR LESS. the time of the death of their has been made in the conditions Publication and service shall that said mortgage will be fore- Wisconsin corporation. Mortga- for registration, any day, ex GARAGE SALE - (lothinK. ' (6-8. 15. 22. 29wp) area. This is not a coin operated Join our flying club. Airplane of a mortgage made by JOHN- be made as provided by Statute mother. Mrs. Anna Mossberg. NIE GILMORE AND FANNY closed by a sale of the mortgaged gee. Dated January 26. 1971. and Sunday and a legal holiday, -infants to adults. On St. Joseph vending route. Fine famous rental $5.50 an hour. Telephone and Court rule. (6-22pd) premises, or some part of them, recorded on January 29. 1971. in Street, Coloma — Yellow house brand products you've seen on GILMORE, husband and wife to DATED: May 24. 1972 day of any regular or spec 463-8976. (6-ltf; at public vendue, at the Fort Liber 889, on page 807, Berrien GARAGE SALE — This week. MORT GAGE ASSOCIATES. (Seal) RONALD H. LANGE election or primary election, t| across from Coloma high school. TV sold in locations such as INC., a Wisconsin corporation. Street entrance to the Berrien County Records, Michigan, on Clothing, including lots of child- TRACTOR TRAILER We wish to express our heartfelt County Building in St. Joseph, Judge of Probata name of any legal voter in Thursday. Friday and Saturday, offices, employee lounges in re- Mortgagee, Dated June 15, 1971, which mortgage there is claimed ren's clothing, small sizes. Dish- TRAINEES NEEDED thanks to friends, neighbors, and Michigan, at 11:00 o'clock a.m., to be due at the date hereof the Attorney Angela Mohar city not already registered June 22-24. (6-22wp) tail stores, financial institutions, and recorded on June 18.1971. in Attorney for Petitioner es, furniture, sewing machine, Can you meet a challenge? The relatives for the acts of kindness, Local Time, on Thursday, July sum of FOURTEEN THOUSAND may APPLY PERSONA^ small manufacturing plants, Liber 899, on page 300. Berrien Address: 134 Water Street messages of sympathy and 20, 1972. NINE HUNDRED FORTY vacuum cleaner. Becht Road, trucking industry needs you. We County Records, Michigan, and Benton Harbor. Michigan FOR SUCH REGISTRATION*. [FOR SALE — 15 ft. Fiberglas warehouses and small institution- Said premises are situated in FOUR and 04 100 D o 11 a r s Coloma. across from Washington at Tri State Drivers. Inc. can beautiful floral offeri n g s assigned by said Morgagee to (June 8. 15. 22) NOTICE IS HEREBY G1 boat, 35 H.P. Evinrude Motor al accounts. The distributor we THE SILVERTON LOAN AND the City of Benton Harbor, Ber- ($14,944.04), including interest at School. train you in less than 3 weeks to received during the recent death rien County, Michigan, and are THAT CITY HALL WILL I with tilt Trailer. Best Offer. select will be responsible for BUILDING COMPANY, an Ohio 8-'2 percent per annum. (6-22wp) become part of local and over the of our husband and brother. Don Corporation by an assignment described as: Under the power of sale con- OPEN MONDAY THROU 1463-7189 ( 6-8, 15, 22wp) maintaining these locations and LEGAL NOTICE road haulers. No experience nec- E. Bishop. We especially thank dated September 9, 1971, and Lot 169. McAlister's Addition to tained in said mortgage and the FRIDAY: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. restocking inventory. All locat- essary. For application and in- the brothers of Coloma Masonic recorded on September 13, 1971, Benton Harbor. City of Benton statute in such case made and AND ON FRESH EGGS DAILY—55c—65c WANTED ions are established by our Harbor, Berrien County, Michi- provided, notice is hereby given terview call 288-2509 or write Lodge No. 162. Rev. John R. in Liber 906. on page 697. Berrien PUBLICATION ORDER FRIDAY. JULY 7, 1972 LA1 ^©ozen. B.T. Olsen. Baldwin Ave. company. We need a dependable County Records, Michigan, on gan, according to the Plat there- that said mortgage will be fore- FILE NO. 21283 Safely Div., Tri State Drivers. Lepke. and the Davidson Funeral Watervliet. Phone 463-6615. distributor, male or female, in which mortgage there is claimed of. recorded February 1, 1889 in closed by a sale of the mortgaged STATE OF MICHIGAN DAY GOOD HOME WANTED — For 4 Home. ! Inc., 3202 W. Sample St., South to be due at the date hereof the Book 2 of Plats, page 48. premises, or some part of them, FROM 8 O'CLOCK A.M. (nctf) this area with $900.00 minimum PROBATE COURT FOR THE part angora kittens. Phone Bend. Ind. 46621 We will assist Mrs. Don E. Bishop sum of NINE THOUSAND FOUR During the six months immedi- at public vendue, at the Port UNTIL 8 P M to invest in equipment and inven- COUNTY OF BERRIEN 468-5092. (6-22wp) Verne A. Bishop ately following the sale, the Street entrance to the Berrien 1 FOR SALE — MW Buick GS. P.S. you in placement. HUNDRED THREE and 79/100 Estate of EVA (also known as THE FIFTH FRIDAY tory You may begin on a small Dollars ($9,403.79), including in- property may be redeemed. County Building in St. Joseph. APPROVED FOR VETERANS Evah) GILLARD. Deceased ' PRECEDING SAID ELECTIi and P. B. Automatic. Mint condi- basis, but can expand as rapidly , Dated: June 15, 1972 Michigan, at 11:00 o'clock a.m.. terest at 7- 6 percent per annum. IT IS ORDERED, that on S tion. Call 944-5505 after 5 p.m. HELP WANTED - Female for TRAINEE The Library Department of the Under the power of sale con- THE SILVERTON LOAN AND Local Time, on Thursday, July AND ON SATURDAY.JUUYJ as you want to a full time good August 7.1972at 10:30 A.M. in the <6-22. 29wp) fountain work. Must be 18. Phone Watervliet Public Schools wishes BUILDING COMPANY 20, 1972. income producing family bus- tained in said mortgage and the Probate Courtroom. Courthouse. 1972 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M. 463-5634 for appointment. Bill NOTICES to thank the following people for Said premises are situated in St. Joseph. Michigan, a hearing iness. We will consider part-time the City of Benton Harbor. Ber- FOR SALE — River lots on Stewart's Drive-In. Watervliet. giving books, magazines and be held on the Petition of James FRED G. JOHNS applicants. Write for complete TOD EFTING CONSTRUCTION rien County. Michigan, and are beautiful St. Joseph river 15 (4-6 tfc) NOTICE — I will not be respon- other materials to the Libraries: L. Colman, executor for allow- CITY CLE information, including your described as: ance of his final account and for miles north of Indiana border. sible for any bills or debts except Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rogers. Dealer for (June 22. phone number and Area Code. All Lot 10. Assessor's Plat No. 21, assignment of residue. Campers and mobile homes wel- HELP WANTED — Short order contracted by myself. Mrs. Fizzell. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn City of Benton Harbor, Berrien inquiries strictly confidential. Publication and service shall jcome. ph. (616) 432-3166. cook, nights only? Apply in per- Carol A. O'Riley County, Michigan, according to Wertenberger. Ruth Krueger. be made as provided by Statute SUBSCRIBE TO THE RECC son. Lawrence Inn. 1-94 Inter- CONSOLIDATED CHEMICAL (Mrs. Ronald) POOlS Kits & the Plat thereof, recorded August Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zepik, Mr. and Court rule. change. Lawrence. (6-l5tfc) CORPORATION (6-8.15,22.29wp) 10. 1933 in Book 9 of Plats, page (Seal) RONALD H. LANGE SWEET CHERRI5. |FOR SALE - Arctic Cat Panther and Mrs. Fennessy and daughter Sun Chemicals • Service • Accessories Freeze Dried Products 31. EXCEPTING THEREFROM Judge of Probate ^Snowmobile. Low hours. Best Sue. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and the South 5 fept thereof. COMING! Division NOTICE — Dr. Conway's office Open All Day Sat. & Sun. Morning DATED: June 6. 1972 offer 463-7189. CAR WAITRESS WANTED' — Mrs. Ida Rogers. The contribut- During the six months imme- By: Attorney Robert Colman Vaught's Shade Musi be 16-17 years of age. Apply ;MI5 Montrose Blvd.. Suite 120 will be closed June 23 thru July 2. I Hartford 621-3021 diately following the sale, the (6-8, 15. 22wp) ions are greatly appreciated. Attorney for Estate Grove Fruit Stanc in person. Bill Stewart's Drive-in Houston. Texas 77006 (6-22c) property may be redeemed. Address: 126 West Walnut Restaurant. Dated: June-15. 1972 Kalamazoo. Michigan Will open Friday.- FOR SALE - B-Class utility boat MORTGAGE ASSOCIATES. (June 15. 22. 29) (3-2tfc) INC. June 30 with Mercury Mark 208 engine; Want Ads - 20 Words $1 AUCTION SALE Mortgagee x trailer and props. Best offer. Early Warships On Red Arrow Cl'STODIAL HELP NEEDED — Friday. June 30. 3:00 p.m. LISTEN TO •7189. (6-8. 15. 22wp) Dickinson, Wright, McKean & A bronte spar cap from a Ro- Full time Position. Write, stating Highway TIRED OF RENTING? Come Early for the Drawing Cudlip. Attorneys man galley has been found in qualifications, to Dept. K. c o 800 First National Building Rhine River mud. showing that 13/4 Miles West d •'OR SALE — Dinette set. 6 (And getting nowhere?) Watervliet Record, P.O. Box 7. Auction located OFF County Detroit, Michigan 48226 Rome maintained warships in hairs. $10; upholstered chair. THE EXPERTS Germany at least 1.700 years ago. Coloma Walervliel. (6-22c) Road on West Side of Sister (Jul e 15. 22. 29; July 6. 13. 1972) 10. 4 folding chairs. $5. ladies' We will rent you a brand new mobile home Lakes. Mich. (Round Lake) at [ilouses. 34-38. Men's sport coats, after a small security deposit and apply Oak Park. IF YOU DON'T GET ackets. sweaters. 36-38; men's WANTED — High school or 100 percent of your rent toward a down [REAL ESTATE FOR SALEI rousers. 32. Miscellaneous clean college boys for summer fruit payment on the home. Stop in and see our Household Goods mage. 5654 Clark Avenue, off stand jobs. Prefer 18 or older. large selection and ask about our ZIEBART RUSTPROOFING ' ittlire Paw Paw I^ke. 468-4965. Call 468-5076. (6-22wp) RENTAL-PURCHASE PLAN. Duncan Phyfe Table. 2 Maple F (6-22c) WE NEED Chairs. Maple stands. Other HERE, Tom O'Hara's Price Mobile Homes FOR RENT maple pieces. Electric Stove. FOR SALE — Drive-In Restaur- US-31 North, South Bend Refrigerator. Antique Lamp. Home — Farms and ant. Should pay for itself in one FOR RENT — Professional Car- 0/2 mile south of Michigan line) YOU WON'T GET Chest of Drawers, Ice Box, summer. $4,000. Telephone pet Shampooer. Shampoo and Phone 219-272-5144 Portable Grill. Reed Bottom •183-8976. (6-8 7 13c) Spotters available. Rome's Lake Property Trays, Kitchen Cabinet with ZIEBART RUSTPROOFING Maintenance Supply. 328 N. Main porcelain top. Small oak table. 3ARN SALE — New and used Street. Watervliet. Phone In This Area Utility cabinet. Card Tables, • Nothing, furniture and household 463-5964. (tfc) FROM THE TOWNSHIP HALL Hot Plates. 2 Cream Cans. tems — "You've Got to See to End Tables. Sink, Old Radio, LET US HELP SELL YOUR PROPERTY Relieve." 5th house on right from THERE IS ONLY ONE MISCELLANEOUS It has been called to our attention that Knick Knacks. Pup Tent. Self Washington school going north on ZIEBART RUSTPROOFING PROCESS contained toilet. Odd Chairs. *torth Coloma Road. Coloma. Clean and Grrni people of the township are being contacted AND ONLY WE HAVE IT IN China. Glassware. Blankets. Phursday. Friday, and Saturday. PLANK ROAD FARM in regard to sewer hook-ups, by represent- BERRIEN, VAN BUREN and 621-3105 Linens. Towels. Lots of misc. Open daily at 10;30 a.m. CASS COUNTIES. atives of various construction firms. items not listed. Some old and Rides. Animals. Farm Fun We, the Township, have not made any collector items. Some camp- Bradley. Michigan ing equipment. Complete bar WANTED at the US 131 Interchange. arrangements with construction firms for 463-6752 this work, nor will we make any until we with 2 stools. Cast iron butch- ering kettle. YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY have written confirmation from the Production MAN OR WOMAN LaVern R. Rice, Realtor construction contractor, that he will TERMS - CASH - Not Inc. Workers Reliable person from this area to FRANCHISED DEALER service and collect from auto- permit house leads to be installed. responsible for accidents or After Hours Call: Joyce "Baker" Mensinger 2nd and 3rd matic dispensers. No experience The entire system will be subjected to goods after sold. 463-3975 Shift needed we establish ac- Irene Tacy testing, and those who may tamper with it counts for you. Car. references are leaving themselves open to a liability Mr. and Mrs. William Kerr 468-6051 Glenn Rice Apply in person t( Owners Jessie Murdock and $995.00 to $1,995.00 cash charge. AUTO* TRUCK RUST PRPOrtNG or 468-5245 621-3965 • Personnel Dept. capital necessary. 4 to 12 hours Route 4 Oak Park The Township will Inform you in plenty Sister Lakes. Michigan 463-4741 j/ weekly could get good part-time Val" Dlllman Modern Plastics income. Full-time more. For of time and help you with your decisions at 427-7165 local interview, write, include John M. Glassman 919 Michigan St. 1248 M-139 Jim Welch Corp. the proper time. BENTON HARBOR 463-4520 telephone number. Eagle Indus- "Auctioneer" NILES, MICH. tries. Department BV. 3938 Mea- Eau Claire (Ph) 461-6271 Ph. 683-1740 Ph. 927-3137 dowbrook Road, St. Louis Park. G.W. HUTCHINS "The Auction Way Minnesota 55426. (6-22pd) Watervliet Township Supervisor is the Best Way"

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THE PILGRIM DRIVE-IN Owners Dick and Pat Kwiatkowski invite you to come on out and say Hello!

FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY June 23 June 24 June 25

DAILY Grand Opening Specials

¥ Friday — FREE COKE with each Basket Order

FRENCH FRIES 25c

* Saturday — Sherman's SOFT-SERVE -n Banana Splits 6UC reg. 75c ^ Sunday — CONES 10C & 15c PLUS Hot Dogs — 25c — With Carry-Out Service — Balloons for the Kids!

Phone Orders 463-3344 Don^ Forget!

j Inside Dining 1 Mile North of Watervliet Trout Fishing Carryout Service

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A FAMILY AFFAIR - Everyone in the Kwiatkowski family pitches in. especially with their grand opening at the Pilgrim Drive-In coming up. Left to right, Kathy. Mark. Pat. Dick and Jill.

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