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FALL SALMON RUNS ILMC MILLAGE TRUANCY IS HARTFORD COLOMA VETOES BLOCK PROVIDE FISHING VARIETY {VOTE IS MON. SCHOOL BOARD TOPIC GRANT APPLICATION SEE PAGE NINE SEE PAGE ELEVEN SEE PAGE SEVEN SEE PAGE EIGHT 25$ COLOMA • HARTFORD • WATERVLIET THE TRI-CITY RECORD Vol. 103-No. 34 RED ARROW EDITION OF THE WATERVLIET RECORD^ ugust26,1987 FOR THE RECORD... Hartford raid nets Coloma Mayor 'speed'drug lab won't seek By Lynn Attila Lupe Alvarado, fugitives from re-election Federal and state authorities Canada. By Lynn Attila raided an international drug lab Bruce Allen Sasak, San Fran- Coloma Mayor Glenn Randall in the Hartford area last week, cisco, was also arrested. Sasak, recently announced he will not seizing 116 pounds of am- alleged drug kingpin of the inter- seek re-election to the office in phetamines with the estimated national drug manufacturing the upcoming November 3 elec- street value of $530 million. ring, was reported to be visiting tion. According to Lloyd Clifton, the Hartford Township plant for The veteran mayor of 22 years special agent in charge of the the first time. H quipped, "I'm sure I'll keep busy. Drug Enforcement Administra- Clifton said names previously I really can't visualize sitting tion's office in Grand Rapids, released for the alleged Mayor Randall around twiddling my thumbs." the drug lab was part of an inter- perpetrators of the crime were He said he had no Immediate national drug operation that ex- See DRUG on page 8 plans for the future, though. tends from Detroit, along the Randall, 82, has been Mayor West Coast and into Mexico. of Coloma since 1963, with the Clifton said a team of DBA Hartford Police procedures exception of 1967-69. His reign agents, a Michigan State Police as a community activist spans SWAT team, Berrien and Van 53 years. Randall began public Buren County Sheriff's deputies questioned by City Council office In 1933 when he was and local police forces executed By Phyiiss Buechner Council member David elected to the Coloma Village a search warrant around 6 a.m., Van Buren County Sheriff Cal Hadley asked Rosema to ex- Council. BIRTHDAY RIDE... August 22, at a mobile home at Rosema attended the Hartford plain about All Points bulletins, In 1936 he was a member of Mrs. Alice Johnson celebrated 57731 70th Street, Hartford City Council meeting held Mon- with the City police manning a the committee that organized her 84th birthday last week with Township. Five people were day, August 24, and answered specific point outside the City the first gladiolus parade in Col- a ride on the back of Bruce arested without incident. some questions that had been Limits. Rosema said that road oma. STUDY JESUS CHRIST Wright's motorcycle. Among the items seized in the raised at a July Board meeting. blocks are set up in grids, with a He was involved in getting the •Jesus Christ; a twenty-four The Watervliet Tri-City Village raid were enough chemicals to The Council was concerned specific point for Hartford to be village certified as a home rule week study of the life and produce 272 pounds of finished about the procedure for sending stationed to keep holes plugg- city and in 1942 was elected to resident has been given a birth- teachings of Jesus, will be of- amphetamines, 50,000 in cash, Hartford Police officers away ed. Normally what is done is the Commission. day ride for the past four years fered Thursday mornings from nine loaded firearms, three from the City, leaving them that all information is patched Randall served as mayor pro by friend Wright. This year's 10:15-11:45 by Len Schoenherr, vehicles and an Airstream without police services and had to all units. Including fire depart- tem from 1942-62 and was ap- destination was a picnic at pastor of First United Methodist trailer, according to Clifton. also had complaints from ment personnel and a deter- pointed mayor in 1963 to fill a Hayes Park. Church of Watervliet. The five arrested were later citizens that calls to the mination is made by the officers vacancy left by the death of The study uses eight booklets identified as Kevin Mallen, a Sheriff's Department were not in the car or their ad- Chester Hocker. He was elected prepared by Graded Press and fugitive from Louisiana; Ronald relayed back to the City for ministrators, depending on the mayor in 1965, serving until response. will meet at the parsonage. 8315 Logan, Terry Lee Meidel and See POLICE on page 8 See MAYOR on page 8 Verlynda. The study is open to members of the community. For more information, call 463-3433. It's back to school time for students By Lynn Attila School officials in the Tri-City but can be bought separately for last May should register as early students will attend school on area are busy finalizing details 20 cents. Applications for free as possible so they can be September 2 for V2 day with the for the 1987-88 school year. Area and reduced lunches will be scheduled into the preschool exception of afternoon kinder- parents are bustling with last- sent home with students the testing program August 28. All garten. These students will at- minute preparations before their first day of school. students must be tested to tend their first day of school on youngsters bid summertime Bus routes for this year are determine their readiness for September 3. Pre-registered farewell and hit the books for planned to continue as they kindergarten. Depending on students will find their names another season. were last year with some minor readiness, Watervliet offers two on class lists In the hallways COLOMA STARTS AUGUST 26 changes. Some bus numbers pt^orams. Developmental Kin- outside the principal's offices The Coloma Community may change and other minor ad- dergarten and Regular Kinder- and on classroom doors. These Schools will start things off ear- justments will be made. garten^ Children will not be pupils should go directly to their ly this year, beginning classes All children are requested-iW placed until testing Is com- assigned classrooms by their on August 26 with Vz day for all ride the bus the first day of pleted. Parents are Invited to sit building starting times. First- students. The High School and school. This will enable school in on the testing. Call South day dismissal time for North Junior High School students will personnel to determine which School at 463-6749 to register School will be at 11:20 a.m. be dismissed at 11:00 a.m.; Mid- bus your child will be riding and or schedule your child for while South School students dle schools at 11:40 a.m.; Col- home at the end of the day. testing. will end their first day at 11:30 GETTING BIGGER... oma Special Education at 11:40 WATERVLIET BEGINS SEPT. 2 All students In grades 7-12 a.m. Regular elementary school Paul Epple's muskmelon just a.m.; Coloma Elementary at The offices of all Watervliet should report to the enrollment times are: North School, keep getting bigger. The 11:45 a.m. and Washington schools will be open from 8:00 rooms at 8:10 a.m. on Septem- 8:20-3:00; South School. Watervliet grower's best effort Elementary at 11:50 a.m. Morn- a.m. to 3:00 p.m. beginning ber 2 for a half day of school. 8:30-3:10. this year was a leVs-pounder. ing Kindergarten and Develop- August 24 for new-student During this time, students will There will be a full day of Paul figures that is his best mental Kindergarten students registration. Junior High and complete enrollment forms and school on September 3 for all record, topping last year's FtRST PLACE... will ride home on the K-4 runs, Senior High School students receive class schedules. Enroll- students K through 12. There 121/2-pound effort. Krlssy Wade and Jena Zeiler leaving school about 11:50 a.m. should register at their respec- ment room lists will be posted in will be no school on Friday, recently competed in the Na- There will be no afternoon tive guidance offices at the the hallways. September 4, and Monday. tional Spotlight Dance Competi- kindergarten classes on August Junior-Senior High School Any student who cannot find September 7. Regular full day tion in Columbus, Ohio, and won 26. building on Red Arrow Highway his or her name on the enroll- sessions will resume on Tues- a first and third place in ballet TO SUBSCRIBE There will be a full day of during office hours. ment room lists or who have not day, September 8. and lyrical Jazz. Both are school on August 27 and 28. Hot New elementary school stu- registered should go to the Hot lunches will be served at students from Julienne Dance CALL 463-3461 lunch will be served. The cost of dents who are not registered guidance offices. A shortened all schools beginning on Academy in Coloma. the program will be $1 per day should report to the principal's schedule of classes will be con- September 3. Prices are: for students In grades first office at either the North or ducted with dismissal at 11:20 Elementary, 95 cents per lunch, FOR THE RECORD items must be submitted'to the Tri-City South schools for registration a.m. Regular scheduled class 15 cents for milk; Junior/Senior Record, in writing, no later than Nooj) on the Monday preceding through fourth. If bought in strips of 5 for $5. For grades 5 and class assignment. This times for the Junior/Senior High High, $1.05 per lunch, 15 cents ublication. Announcements should not exceed 50 words and will must be done before students School are: Junior High: 8:10 for milk. e accepted on a space available basis. Photos will also be ac- through 12, the price is $1.10 if E bought in strips of 5 for $5.50. may attend class. a.m.-2:46 p.m.; Senior High: 8:10 Parents are strongly en- cepted on the same terms. Announcements will not be repeated Single tickets are five cents Kindergarten students who a.m.-2:50 p.m. couraged to put their in this space. Send items to Box 7, Watervliet, Mi., 49098 or drop more. Milk comes with lunch missed the 'Spring Round-Up' All elementary school See SCHOOL on page 5 them oft at the Record office at 138 N. Main St., Watervliet.

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RON VAWTER MILE CAMP MATT CAMP CRAIG PULLINS JULIE VAWTER RYAN VA1 WATERVLIET WATERVLIET CHESTERTON, IND. WATERVLIET PAUL BRIDGES WATERVLIET WATERVLIET 5th Grade DAVID CAMP 7th Grade 6th Grade 3rd Grade BRIDGMAN 2nd Grade 3rd Grade "New assignments. WATERVLIET "Playing football this "Meeting new and old "I'm just looking for- Preschool u "Seeing my new Playing sports. I do This is going to be my 4th Grade year and, of course, friends and special ward to being in third "I think preschool will teachers." lot of that." first year In history." Meeting new friends. meeting new friends." school projects." grade." be fun." PAGE TWO TRI-CITY RECORD August 26,1987 THANKS TO AREA the Community Way' carnival donating the free ad space and COMMUNITY CARNIVAL BUSINESSES and fund-raising event for the publicity for the Hospital's car- Dear Editor, LETTERS AND Dear Editor, Blossomland United Way. It is nival. Thank you very much for pro- Community Hospital would most encouraging to see so The Hospital does feel the viding the 'United. The Com- like to take this opportunity to many people willing to help for carnival was a success, and we &UT i /* munity Way Carnival' with so J OST A fK p=now teaching in Japan. The 'aroma' of the boat was a Anyone wishing to write Mr." bit overwhelming — but all Police. Coloma City Police. Col- maining six will move from our C^AaoPA Keech may do so at the follow- discomforts were soon dispell- oma Fire Department. Coloma hotel digs into our respective ing address: ed when our seafaring host Emergency Ambulance. Coloma palatial apartments in our James Keech, Sensei began to demonstrate his net- Pizza Hut's Paula Brooks and school districts —and begin Yasaki-Biru 203 throwing skills. After he'd an- crew, George Myers, Julie preparation for the upcoming 2-48 Yasaka Minakuchi-Cho chored the tug. he began Pupedis. Julie Marsh, Annette semester of teaching. We will Koga-Gun Shiga 528 casting his nets in beautiful cur- Zech, Charlene Harbin. Tracy spend approximately two weeks Japan ving arcs, almost perfect circles Myers. Linda Zoschke. Mike with the Japanese teachers of KARL'S KOLUMN OHAYO-GOZAIMASU! (Good some forty or fifty feet in Zoschke. Mary O'Leary, Jackie English mainly trying to deter- Morning!) It's a lovely, summer, diameter. Hand-over-hand, he Hammond. Art Kutchinski. Todd mine how best to utilize the Sunday morning in Western hauled in his catch-and there Smith, Dave Scheuer. Tom American adjunct teachers in terspaced with the pages were Japan. The sun is shining before our eyes was our supper! The word GENERIC, in the Hoefs. Jackie Bolinger. Sandy the regular classroom. Since brightly and suggests that the The net contained enough fish past few years, has attained wanted posters with my picture Johnson, Vivian Miller. Linda English is a required subject for second half of the day might be of various sizes to feed the lun- widespread use. Most notably, on them. Across the top of one Northrup. Julie Kutchinski, Pam all Japanese middle and high quite hot! It's been a busy week chroom crowd in Ma Hutchins' it gained publicity in the phar- wall was a long poster em- Kutchinski, Nikki Weber, school students, visiting native with many of the summer holi- school cafeteria! To my sur- maceutical trade: i.e., generic blazoned with the words 'Karl Brigitte Miller, Donnelle Smith. English-speaking teachers have day matsuri (festivals) high- prise. none of the catch was drugs were drugs without brand Bayer, Generic Man of the Year.' Denise Tullio, Tom Tullio, and become very valuable. The entry lighting the area's August thrown back into the creek for names, just as good but usually Slowly, as my brain struggled Nicki Schlipp. If I have missed tests into high school and col- celebrations. Our group of more maturity! We ate min- cheaper. to make some sense out of what anyone, please forgive the over- lege all have extensive English Michigan teachers has com- nows. shiners, mini-perch, and In the halls of High School, was amiss, I noticed the some sight. Without all of these segments —and a fairly sound pleted our home stays this past other miniature specimen right U.S.A., and on the lips of every twenty-odd persons in the room volunteers, the run could not understanding of English gram- week and we are presently along with the regular-sized of- teenybopper, generic means were all wearing black-and- have been such a success. mar and composition is preparing ourselves for next ferings! something that is dumb, plain, white clothes. And I was wear- Also a great big thank you to demanded. week's final examination in writ- It was delicious! We ate tem- unacceptable or inexplicable. ing my favorite red-and-white you, Karl, and the Tri-City The Japanese educational ten and spoken Japanese. (We pura until the barge began to list On the shelves of your striped shirt, brown pants and Record for all of your splendid authorities have been aware for will then be roughly equivalent dangerously to one side (my favorite Harding's or Sprague's, brown shoes! news coverage before, during, some time that grammar and to a second- or third-grader in a side!) —and then packed a few generic is synonymous with no- Here I was in a mono- and after the run. Thanks again composition are only two legs Japanese elementary school!) more tidbits away, washed name brand products in plain chromatic sea (one color) of par- to all of you. on a three-legged stool. The At the end of exam week, down with Japanese rice beer, black-and-white containers. tygoers and I was the only one in COLOMA AREA CHAMBER third, of course, is the ability to three of our party of nine warm sake and other potables This past Saturday night living color...by this time my OF COMMERCE use the first two disciplines in teachers will be returning to the for good measure! The music generic took on new mean- face was as red as my shirt and I Deanna Heminger, Chairman formal speaking and informal States, their studies and respon- on board was of the Japanese ing... at least to this scribe. Anne knew I had been set up. Glad-Peach Festival Run conversation situations. Why and I went to the Watervliet Not only were the decorations sibilities completed. The re- party style —lots of drum- learn a language if one doesn't banging and hand-clapping and Business Association's annual of the party and the clothing of have the skill to converse in that summer party at Charlene the guests in black and white, the only elements missing were Paw Paw By language? But they've found the dancing geisha girls (in life (Charnell) Bunnell's house. there was a table full of party that even the Japanese English As Anne stayed at the car wip- goodies...all no-name, black- jackets?) and a little guy playing Davis teachers are weak in this impor- ing up spilled taco sauce, I and-white containers: dog River Journal a bamboo flute! tant area (few of them have the After that sumptuous repast, entered Charnell's living room biscuits, assorted all-purpose opportunity to travel to the U.S. with a load of party goodies. crackers, pretzels, a generic fire our host called to the putt-putt or Australia, etc.); hence, the man —and we began picking up Plastered all over her walls were English-speaking instructors copies of The Tri-Citv Record: in- See KARL on pape 4 other party barges forming a are invited by the planeloads to long train, a festive flotilla, that come to Japan and become slowly chugged its way out to valuable assets in the Japanese Lake Biwa probably 15 kilo- classroom. (But more about the ager. One snowy winter night a meters away. It was cool. It was THE MUSIC MAKERS classroom experience later!) friend of mine called me on the quiet (except for the 'chunka- In the days of the Big Bands, My homestay eventually pro- The Back Fence almost every group and singer telephone...Bob Erskine. His chunka' of the engine and an oc- duced ambivalent feelings. I folks owned the Park Hotel and casional profound burp from a of national consequence sooner must admit that although total he had a fabulous record collec- passenger). It was a memorable or later performed at Crystal immersion in a foreign culture tion. On that cold night in my experience! The only disturbing Palace. And that premier dance (especially the day-to-day folks' greenhouse office, he said factor was the damnable hike hall of the whole upper midwest routine) can be immensely over the phone. "I just got a new back to the Mekata residence By Anne Bayer was only about eight miles from fascinating and educational, Glen Miller record 'A String of that followed! Hartford, on the west side of eight days of conversing only in Pearls.' Want to hear it?" So I My homestay ended two days Paw Paw Lake. Japanese — stretching my sat there, listening to that later with the traditional trading A few weeks back we had Itie- thing they see when they hit the We listened and danced to limited vocabulary to the max- classic for the first time. of gifts that is so much a part of pleasure of having our nephew, door. When changing your Glen Miller, Tommy and Jimmy imum—and the inconvenience 1941 and the war was very the Japanese host-guest pro- Andy Trottier, spend the week, clothes, leave the dirty ones in a Dorsey, Harry James, Dick of a 25-minute morning and Jurgens, Eddy Howard, Sammy much on our minds, because tocol. And. of course, promises with us. Andy is the son of my pile to be checked out by Mom. evening hike to the train station Kaye, Ted Fiorito, Lawrence sooner or later most of us would were made to keep in touch with' youngest brother, Mark, and he Another thing to remember made me long for my cubicle in enlist or be drafted. Some of us each other-I guess for the rest is an only child. While spending about the washing is when it Welk (Yes, he played for young the business hotel and my guys rode around in Russell of our lives! I know I'll try to time at the Bayer Mansion he comes back to your room all people then), Guy Lombardo, English-speaking compatriots. and Tiny Hill. In addition we had Kime's white Chevy Coupe, the keep up my end of the bargain! learned some tricks of the trade; clean from the washer, never but Had it not been for a some fine local groups: Bob radio tuned to WKZO in Next week, street-dancing in by that I mean he learned the never, put it in the drawers. It is McDonald's hamburger joint Lewis, Pat O'Malley, and Kalamazoo —and what were Shiga (and I know you've got a •ins and outs' of living with five the only way to have a room that right across the street from the Frankie Yankovic. they playing? Glen Miller's "I've great picture of this gaijin folk other people. has the 'lived-in' look. depot (it almost tastes the same Got a Gal in Kalamazoo." dancin' down the avenue in my Among the jokes and all of the The entire group went on with What made me think of those as the Coloma local!) and a fre- 1945 and I was flying the bathrobe!) and a report on one laughter and fun we had with this goofing around, until I days? A package came to me in quent french-fry 'fix' I don't think Hump from India to China. On of the most spectacular Andy, we had time to give him decided that enough was the mail from Col. Bill Haynes in I would've lasted! Ft. Myers, Florida. In an almost the way back we tuned the radio fireworks displays that I have lessons on how to be a true enough and called a halt by Mekata-San. even during his reverse Santa Claus fashion, he compass to Armed Forces ever seen! I'll also tell about Bayer kid. Most of the instruc- assigning dishes to the culprits. summer vacation from his mailed me a present from the Radio near our home base, and how a painful bursitis attack tion was taught with tongue in Having Andy for the week was elementary school principalship came on in listening to Perry presented me with an opportuni- cheek. After dinner one night, nice for all of us. He is such a hot country--a new cassette duties, was an extremely busy Como (the barber from Penn- ty to visit a Japanese medical we were all sitting around the good sport and both Gill and An- tape. man. He left the Uchi (house) by On it he had recorded two sylvania) singing, "I was Taken cllnic-a leap backward a table just talking. I asked Justin dy spent long days at home car before I was even awake and sides from an old radio institu- on a Sleigh Ride in July," and decade or two! why no one had brought in the while the rest of us worked, but returned in time for the evening tion—Make Believe Ballroom. It Bing Crosby's "I'll Be Home for Sayonara for now —and keep garbage cans from the road. in the evening after work we meal around 8:00 or 8:30. We ate was aired on NBC from the Glen Christmas." those cards and letters coming! This is where my story begins. tried to make sure that there and talked until nearly midnight Island Casino on Long Island 1963 and Marion and I had They're a welcome glimpse of Justin proceeded to explain was something nice to do. usually and then retired to our Sound. If you weren't a kid moved our family to Connec- home —and I guarantee all let- the finer points of Mving in this Even for all of their teasing it respective sleeping quarters. He before World War II, you may ticut. One evening we went to ters will be answered! house. He began by saying if was still nice to have one person changed his routine once last never have heard of it. In those Woolsey Hall on the Yale cam- you really want to keep parents in the house willing to pick up week and, I must admit, it was a days we had only radio and pus. Dave Brubeck's quartette talking, always walk by the emp- after himself, even if it was just surprising and delightful even- records. But whether the music played Paul Desmond's haun- ty cans at the road, so at least for a week. ing. Instead of dining at home, TO SUBSCRIBE came out of a car speaker, from tingly beautiful "Take Five." when they come home tired After this week our house he and some of his tomodachi the juke box, the radio down at That music still echoes in my from work they will say to you. should settle down again for the decided to treat this gaijin to a CALL 463-3461 your favorite gas station, or at ears. "Thanks for bringing in the school year. Justin leaves for FUNE TEMPURA dinner on the home, it sounded as good to us 1969 and we were living in cans." He also said if you really school this Friday and soon all Setagawa, a major river in Otsu. as the best CD stereo system Ann Arbor. From our son's room feel you need some attention, the bags and baggage will be This was to be a party aboard a does to people today. upstairs, his stereo echoed do not make your bed. At least out of the living room. We will decorated barge floating down So here came the tape from down the hall. Jim Morrison and Mom will always ask you to again see the floor. A house this beautiful waterway. 'Fune' Bill Haynes, and when I popped the Doors were playing "Light TRI-CITY please shut your door if you seems so much different with is the Japanese word for it in the slot-those memories My Fire." can't make the bed. After din- one person missing and I was 'boat'-and tempura, as you came flooding back. 1986 at our daughter's home ner. when everyone is sitting for always blaming the mess and may already know, is deep-fried- Do you ever measure the im- in Paw Paw, and her big RECORD a minute, get up from the table disorder on Justin, but I realized in-a-light-batter edibles ranging portant times of your life by the speakers were cranking out and take your plate to the that when Gill went to camp the from shrimp and other denizens 138 North Mtln Strte! music that was playing then? Whitney Houston's "Savin'AII counter. Then proceed directly work was cut back and the wash of the deep to various delec- P.O. Box 7, Watorvll«t Ml., 49098 Sure, you do. And when you My Love for You," with that to the living room and turn on caught up. So I guess all this table veggies-served piping (816) 483-3481 hear that sound, or even think graceful high-note ending. the TV. A rule of a big family is time I was wrong in blaming hot from the nearest wok! about it, those memories are And something strange has Karl Bayer Publlahar & Editor never to offer, because parents Justin. Well, after a forced march of there. happened in those intervening Anna Bayer Publlahar & Bus. Mgr. feel needed when they have to The Bayer kids' rules will soon some 45 minutes (apparently I was a little kid and my folks years. As kids we listened to Bonnie Bannen Copy Editor assign chores. It makes them be dropped by the wayside with Mekata-san felt that his daily had a wind-up Victrola. I can bands that played certain songs Ed Tralnor Advertlalng Salea happier and more well-adjusted the start of school. No one will car trips warranted this exer- remember "Springtime in the and had certain singers singing have the time to mess up or even cise), I found myself, with my Subscript ions $10.00 per year adults. Rockies" and "Red River Valley." them. Now we listen to certain When folding the wash, do help get caught up. We will all host, huffing and panting in for Berrien & Van Buren Countlea. Don't ask me who by--it is gone singers, and often the musi- not fold-roll. This then gives be working and spending our front of an incredibly beautiful Elaewhere In Michigan, 113 a year. forever. But I do remember win- cians come and go. forming and Mom some more excuses for evenings deciding what to wear riverside restaurant. We were Outalde of Michigan, 115 a year. ding the crank and changing the reforming in a strange sort of training in the art of running a the next day. We will all be back escorted to a long, flat- needle every two or three musical chairs of their own. The Watervliet Record, USPS869-340 household. Leaving shoes on to the big winter question. bottomed barge tethered at the 2nd dtM poat«g« paid at Watarrllat. ML. 49086 records. the front porch always demands "What happened to my other See ROY on page 4 quay and were ceremoniously 1939 and I was a young teen- attention, because It's the first sock?" loaded aboard. Our putt-putt August 26,1987 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGETHREE Coloma City votes no to Community Development Block Grant

By Lynn Attila has received a rating of 10, ac- Development Block Grant not to potential of the infant program. The Coloma City Commission cording to Sternaman. exceed $150,000. If approved, She reported a canvassing of held a public hearing Monday, He said state officials report, the grant program will make it public opinion had characteriz- August 24, to field community "We have never awarded a grant possible for qualified In- ed the Coloma-Watervliet area response toward the possibility to a 10." dividuals to obtain grants or as "small, homespun com- of filing an application for a Sternaman felt Coloma City low-interest loans to improve munities of 2.000 people each." $100,000 Community Develop- and Coloma Township, who declining properties in the She stressed. "The reality of the ment Block Grant. After hearing received a rating of 30, were in- Township. situation is. together we have recommendations from civil correctly assessed. He said he Sternaman expressed hope more than 15.000 residents." engineer Monte Sternaman, a was certain Coloma City had the City would be eligible to app- Bunnell said once the word consulting engineer with Ster- received Coloma Township's ly for grant monies next year. got out, potential investors naman and Associates, the rating. In a related matter, members began to look at the Coloma- Commission voted unanimously He indicated he was in the of the Coloma-Watervliet Area Watervliet area in a new light. FATAL CRASH... Keeler Township. According to not to proceed with the applica- process of having the matter in- Economic Development Cor- She said the Economic Ten-year-old Tracy Rydeckl of Police, Eloise Rydeckl, the girl's tion. vestigated but would not have a poration presented an overview Development Corporation was Hagar Township died of injuries mother, was driving the pickup Sternaman reported grant response in time to meet the of its program to the Commis- to be used as a "marketing tool" received In this accident that oc- when It went off the road and monies are awarded on a "hous- September 1 application sion. to help revitalize the two com- cured Thursday on 70th Street in struck a tree. Also injured in the ing needs level criteria." Poten- deadline. Charlene Bunnell, Watervliet munities. She said the strategy crash was Brandy Rydeckl, age tial development areas are judg- Coloma Township took action Schools Business Manager and was to attract light business to 7. For more information, see ed on a scale of 10 to 50, with 50 last week to proceed with an ap- member of the CWAEDC, ex- the area, particularly in the field obituaries on page 6. being the neediest. Coloma City WATERVLIET POLICE REPORT plication for a Community pressed excitement at the of food processing, and to pro- Watervliet Police report two mote the tourist trade. arrests for shoplifting at Har- ding's. Officer Vic Bianchi Pups found in empty farm house reports a shoplifter was arrested Mielecki and McWilliams By Tonia Boothe Thursday, August 20, after Har- appears to be. Pam says the pups, 2 brown & black, and 2 Pam McDonald, President of ding's store employees saw a pups are just adorable. blond pups. Four of them are white lace and ribbons, white the Animal Aid (463-7850, home carton of cigarettes concealed Exchange Vows The mother dog looks like a female and three are male. and pirvee' pink roses with phone), was told of wild dogs liv- under a jacket. white Benji dog (28 lbs.) and it is All of these dogs are con- pearl-trimmed stephanotls, ing in an abandoned Watervliet Officers Bart Rose and Rox- suspected that the father was a sidered Animal Aid dogs (the baby's-breath and white carna- farm house earlier this year. anne Baker arrested a woman German shepherd to the pups. agency is helping Pam with tions. In March she took a 'Have a for shoplifting at Harding's on Both the 6-month-old pups some of the cost of food). If you Miss Debbie Taylor of Min- Heart' trap (an animal trap that August 21. She was observed (nicknamed Timmy and wish to adopt one, the Animal neapolis, Minnesota, was maid doesn't hurt the animal) out putting clothing under a child in Kangaroo) are ready for im- Aid will give a discount on the of honor. She wore an aqua lace there to catch the dogs in. She a stroller. She then left the store mediate adoption to a loving cost of spading or neutering of over aqua satin, V-neck ballet caught 2 pups and tamed without paying for the items. home. They have had shots and the pups. The mother dog will length gown, with a large back them —then adopted them out. A driver was arrested for are on heartworm medicine. be available later on for adop- bow. Her headdress was of silk operating his vehicle under the On July 3, Pam placed a big- The three-week-olds will be tion, too. flowers in white and pirvee' pink. ger animal trap that she got influence of alcohol on Main ready in 5 weeks, and they are Any donations of food or help She carried a colonial bouquet from the Human Society out Street on August 22. Making the just starting their shot series. taking care of these pups would trimmed in ivory lace and ivory there to catch the mother dog arrest were officers Ray Morlock Call Pam and stop by to see be greatly appreciated. Call ribbons, pirvee' pink roses, mini and pup that were left. and John Pokagon. these pups —you can pick out Pam McDonald at 463-7850 to pink carnations and baby's- On July 22, she finally caught Morlock and Pokagon also ar- the one you want before they are see and adopt these pups or just rested an Allegan County man breath. the mother and pup. Pam took weened. There are 3 all-black to help take care of them. Miss Melanie McWilliams, for an outstanding warrant them to the vet and was amazed issued by the Allegan County sister of the groom, of McHenry, to learn the mother was healthy Illinois; Miss Jeanine Mielecki and had no worms. She has vac- Sheriff. The arrest was made and Miss Judy Mielecki, sisters cinated the mother and older following a traffic stop on of the bride, of Park Ridge, Il- pups. The vet told Pam the August 23. linois, were the bridesmaids. mother dog had recently had a VIC'S PIZZA Two men were arrested Mon- They wore gowns just like the day for car theft, operating a new litter so Pam and her maid of honor; flowers and hair daughter, Debbie Preston, and a vehicle without an operator's decorations also. neighbor, Fred Gibson, went out license and driving while intox- Kevin Goulet of McHenry, Il- to the old farm and had to climb icated. Officers Pokagon and Al linois, served as the best man. through a crawl space to find Dill were called to the Union 76 FREE John Kellerhals of McHenry, Il- station for a suspicious person the newborn pups (seven in all). linois; Vince Mielecki of Pam has the mother dog and report. The officers spoke to the Watervliet and John Mielecki of seven newborn pups (which are men and noted they did not have Niles, Illinois, brothers of the three weeks old now) and the operator's licenses. The men Miss . Mary Joy Mielecki, daughter of Max and Pat bride, served as groomsmen. two 6-month-old pups at her DEUVERY told the police a third person One hundred fifty guests at- WATERVLIET HARTFORD was driving the car. Later the Mielecki of Park Ridge, Illinois, home. The mother was not wild, tended the reception at Not- police observed the two men In was given in marriage by her just a little shy as were her older NEXTTOSPRAGUES SUN-THURS4-11 1W. MAIN ST. tingham Banquets, Chicago the car driving toward I-94. One father on August 15, 1987, at pups. Pam was amazed at how (from Florida, Nebraska, In- of the men was driving and there 1:30 p.m., at Mary Seat of gentle and trained the mother 463-3234 FRI&SAT4-12' 621-3814 diana, Michigan, and Min- was no third person in the vehi- Wisdom Church, Park Ridge, nesota). cle. Officers stopped the vehi- Illinois, to Michael McWilliams. The couple went to Turkey cle and a radio check revealed Michael is the son of Deane and Run State Park in Indiana and the vehicle had been stolen from Tony Lytner of McHenry, Illinois. Paw Paw Lake for their wedding Detroit. The incident is still Reverend Martin Winters trip. DOUBLE COUPONS under investigation. (host of television's Gamut pro- gram) officiated at the The bride attended Mary Seat ALL DAY WEDNESDAY ceremony. Only 80 people were of Wisdom Grammar School and able to attend; many were Maine South High School, both FINEST unable to get there because of in Park Ridge, and was a flooded streets and homes. graduate of the University of EXECUTIVE The bride wore a Victorian- Wisconsin. style lace bodice with peplum The groom attended McHenry USED CARS (long-sleeved) over satin schools and was a graduate of LOU KOSHAR charmeuse full-length skirt the University of Illinois. He is a gown with a large back bow. She nuclear engineer for Com- AUTO SALES chose a short Illusion veil with monwealth Edison in Zion, Il- RED AHROW HWY., COLOMA white and pirvee' pink silk linois. 4G8-38flU flowers and pearls. She carried The couple is now residing at a colonial bouquet trimmed with Gurnee, Illinois. Freshly Grotmd AH Meat Hamburger Any Size Package Free! Ckwim "A" Medium Eggs m

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LAYAWAY & FINANCING AVAILABLE OUR STORE FRONT IS SMALL BUT WE HAVE HARTFORD A HUGE BACK ROOM AND 3 FLOORS OF SHOWROOM AREA STORE 468-5200 STORE 6671 RED ARROW HWY# COLOMA Mon.-Sat. 8-10 Mon.-Sat. 3-10 Sunday 8-8 Sunday Closed TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE FOUR August 26,1987 Then in 1946, another style umn and each week we get in- called Bop supplanted Swing- quiries as to his address. Potawatomi Indians ROLLING BACK Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Here it is: "Bird" Parker were among the James Keech, Sense/ pioneers. Yasaki-Biru 203 present Kee-Boon-Me-Kaa One of my last vivid memories 2-48 Yasaka Minakuchi-Cho The Potawatomi Indian Na- The booths will be open through THE YEARS Koga-Gun Shiga 528 out the day. Ceremonial danc- of the Big Band era-1947. tion Inc., a/k/a Pokagon Band of 1 oma Modern Woodmen tents at THE WATERVLIET RECORD Marion and I were engaged. One Japan ing will begin at 1:00 p.m. until their annual picnic near the ter- Potawatomis, is having its 3rd 90 YEARS AGO night out at Sister Lakes, we Go ahead, write to him and about 7:00 p.m. minal station tomorrow, leaving annual Kee-Boon-Me-Kaa Forest Beach House is having watched the races at Rendez- ask him questions. One reader There will be a park fee and Coloma at 10 o'clock a.m. Don't Festival, at St. Patrick's County good patronage these days. vous Bowl and then danced called to say they were traveling Park, on September 5 and 6, admission fee collected at the miss this event. Roy Taylor, who runs the under the stars in the centerfield to Japan for a vacation and 1987. entrance. The park fee is Sidewalks have been built in barber shop at Smith's Landing, to the music of Billy Butterfield wanted to visit him; another $1.50/car; admission to the front of properties owned by Kee-Boon-Me-Kaa in has returned to his home in and his orchestra. I held the girl acted for him in a play and was Nishnabe (parent Potawatomi festival is $1 for elders, P.C. and E.C. Wimer, J.A. Bailey Keeler. I love while we danced to a song going to visit him during a fall Indian language) means, "We students, and children; $5 for and J.M. Worden on East Center A man caught a pickerel and a called "Ivy." Overhead stars glit- trip. quit picking." It announces the adults: and $10 for a family Street. This is developing into dogfish, each about thirty in- tered and we were singing along If I keep up this praise, Jim end of huckleberry picking (group rates are available). one of the prettiest streets In the ches long, at Beechwood with the music. will ask for a pay raise. Right season. At this time, the The Potawatomi Indian Na- Village. Wednesday. There was Big Band music now we pay him in stamps and a Potawatomi Indians have a tion Inc. is a non-for-profit, tax The Twin City telephone com- There is no perceptible thinn- after that, but it was mostly free Tri-City Record sub to gathering at the end of the exempt organization which. In pany completed the suspension ing out of the people at the lake echoes. The 1950s were coming Japan. Actually, I'm proud The harvest before they go off to addition, provides a Native of its wires from Benton Harbor so far—perhaps a few less and a pelvis-gyrating boy named Record is featuring his their winter homes. American Indian Job Training to Coloma and Paw Paw Lake to- children but more grown people. Elvis. As Brodhead's article humorous and informative col- There will be demonstrations Program and Potawatomi In- day. The office will be located Next to tramps, the greatest states, there is a resurgence of umns... The Record has got to be from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on dian Nation Inc.-Job Training at Ryno's drugstore. nuisance with which the public the Big Band Sound now, the only weekly newspaper in each day; people will be on site Program, along with other pro- 60 YEARS AGO is afflicted with is the 'agents' because it has been out of style the States with a Japanese to explain basket weaving, grams and services to the The first annual dancing party who go around Importuning peo- for so long. There's a lot of news bureau! finger weaving and the foods. Potawatomis and other of Coloma Lodge 162 F.& A.M. ple to subscribe for books which nostalgiac popularity from the American Indian people in the will be held this (Thursday) even- they will never read or to buy people who supported it in the Michigan area. At present the ing at the popular Crystal Palace trinkets which they will never first place and can afford to pay tribe is petitioning the U.S. pavilion, with fine music by Paul use. the high cost of reminiscence. government for federal recogni- Tremaine's band, the 60 YEARS AGO But, the article concludes, LANSING tion as an independent Indian Aristocrats of modern dance An announcement is made to- "...the Big Band Era died when Nation. music. A large number of day by the Chevrolet Motor people went shopping for their Donations from the Kee-Boon- tickets for this party have Company of the appointment of first television set." Me-Festival will serve to defray already been sold and Masons REPORT Nelson Brothers of this city as the cost of the festival and to in Benton Harbor and St. Joseph .ansing Report is written exclusively for the Tri K dealers for Watervliet and vicini- help support tribal programs. are taking an interest in the Z\iy Record by State Representative Lad S. ty of this popular line of cars 1 Anyone not attending, and that KARL Stacey. Rep. Stacey will write of issues affec- and trucks. Nelson Brothers will event and will no doubt be pre- wishes to make a donation to Continued from page 2 ing the state in general and the area in par- have all models on display at sent in large numbers. As an ad- •the tribe, can send the donation icular. He welcomes your comments & ded attraction, a Ford car and a starter kit (no-name charcoal to: Potawatomi Indian Nation their place of business Satur- questions. day, August 27. The local firm is Shetland pony will be given lighter, roiied-up newspapers Inc., 53237 Townhall Rd., away at this dance. Dowagiac, Ml 49047. Please also putting in a stock of parts and two sticks to rub together), TASK FORCE SAYS MORE come tax refund checkoff for the Prof. G. Lester ^ells, who will mark the envelope 'Donation.' to give the fullest possible ser- a 'Generic Man of the Year' cof- THAN 118,000 WILL SUFFER proposed Alzheimer's Disease teach science and have charge vice to Chevrolet owners. fee mug, a 'Generic Man of the FROM ALZHEIMER'S BY 1990 Community Grant Fund. The tax of the orchestra work in the Col- Last Saturday Henry Kniebes Year' stuffed doll, cards, a fram- More than 118,000 Michigan checkoff allows taxpayers to oma schools, arrived in Coloma, designate $2 or more from a re- brought to his office a sack of ed poem and best wishes. There residents will suffer from By the time a patient moves to Tuesday morning, accompanied Jonathan apples from last year's was even a phone call from Alzheimer's Disease by 1990, ac- fund to the project. a nursing home, the care often by Mrs. Sells, and is ready for crop that are apparently in as California from that state's se- cording to a report by the Other bills in the package is strictly custodial. Some his work. This family comes perfect condition as when they cond most well-know citizen, Michigan Task Force on would: families spend themselves into here from Leland, Michigan. were placed in the cellar last Dale McBride, wishing me a Alzheimer's Disease and — create an Alzheimer's poverty just to reach eligibility 30 YEARS AGO fall. The apples were given no generic good time. Related Conditions. Disease Registry. The data for the few subsidies that are Harold Warriner veteran mail special attention for keeping. Last, but not least, I was The task force report's key base would be used for research available. carrier for Route 1, who retires They were packed in small kegs presented with a generic tee recommendations address the in sorting out the confusing This legislative package is an Saturday, was pleasantly sur- and placed in the cellar. shirt, printed front and back, need to fill gaps in community- symptoms and progression of attempt to lend a helping hand prised yesterday as patrons Frank Holland of Los Angeles, proclaiming me as 'Generic Man based services, prevent finan- the disease. and ease the burden. I hope we along the route left cards of California, who is visiting of the Year.' cial catastrophe among — require nursing homes and can pass these bills during the good wishes and several money relatives in Hartford, called on Being Generic Man of the spouses of sufferers and homes for the aged to establish fall session and begin assisting donations as expressions of friends in Watervliet the first of Year is as good an excuse for a establish a statewide network of inservice education programs these individuals. work well done. Warriner has the week. Mr. Holland Is a promi- party as any...and a unique one assistance centers. for direct care staff. I welcome your thoughts and put in nearly 37 years of faithful nent attorney of Los Angeles and I was humbled by the ex- The 58-member task force, — amend various parts of the comments. Put your question in service to the people along the and although he left Watervliet perience...but can anyone tell composed of experts in the insurance code to include writing and send to: Represen- route. The Warriners, on retir- in 1874 he still has a warm spot me if it was an honor? field, care providers and con- coverage for custodial care. tative Lad S. Stacey, 'Lansing ing, plan to do remodeling, and in his heart for the town of his Actually, the party was a great sumer representatives, was -enact an autopsy program Report,' 220 Capitol Building, work on hobbies and travel. boyhood days and has visited one. I thank all those that at- formed thanks to the efforts of for deceased individuals Lansing, Ml 48909. I will res- Jim Lomsa, son of Mr. and here every summer for a number tended and took the trouble to our Republican caucus. A thought to have had the disease pond to you through this col- Mrs. James Lomsa, Becht Road, of years. He always calls on dress down (in fun, I hope) and resolution was sponsored in which would provide families umn. was guest of honor Saturday Mrs. Mary Haskell, who took for the cute gag gifts. I had a December 1985. calling for the with important medical data evening at his home, as ten care of him when he was a very generic good time. study. about a disease that may prove school friends surprised him small boy. A ni.ie-bill package on to be hereditary. with gifts and birthday wishes. 30 YEARS AGO Word of the week... 11 an a Alzheimer's Disease has been Medicare and most health in- Dancing was the entertainment FOR HOME DELIVERY Mr. and Mrs. Richard introduced by House lawmakers surance plans do not cover the and refreshments were served. Woodruff are the proud parents Judging from reader re- that would improve insurance cost of custodial care for CALL 463-3461 The high school student receiv- of a baby girl born August 19 in sponse, the most popular col- coverage and develop stronger Alzheimer's patients. Medicaid ed many lovely gifts. Community Hospital. The baby umn in The Record recently has local services for patients. is the major source of health has been named Abigail been Jim Keech's 'Gaijin Jour- State matching grants for care insurance for sufferers. Elizabeth and is the fourth child nal.* both public and private non- in the family. '^assistant librarian at the# The popular Watervliet High profit community groups would Mr. and Mrs. Earle Smith and $ Watervliet District Library,* School teacher is teaching this help them develop local adult daughters, Kay and Pat, and the %from The Watervliet Record# year in a Japanese high school day care, crisis intervention and Forest Boyers left early Monday ^newspapers donated by The# (read his column for a more home respite care programs. SIGNS morning for a week's vacation to %Tri-Clty Record. Hours:# precise explanation). Each Under the legislation, three-year Copper Harbor. They plan to ivMon.-Fr/., 1:00 p.m. to 5:30# week since his departure in ear- projects would be funded —75 return by way of the Wisconsin 3p.m.; Wed., 10:00 a.m. to 6:00# ly July, he has shared his ex- percent by state funds and 25 Dells. Upon their return, they #p.m.; and Sat, 1:00 p.m. to:§ periences in Japan with Record percent by local contributions. JACKE will move back to their home in $4:30 p.m. Phone 463-6362. 8 readers through his Journal col- The package includes an in- Ts Watervliet from the farm in Col- oma. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barnhart ROY celebrated their golden wedding 24 HOUR A Sewt "PAUUckq anniversary at their home, 348 Continued from page 2 Amoco Bluffview, Sunday afernoon, TOWING JOE ARMSTRONG - JERI ARMSTRONG August 25, with nearly 200 The Big Band era started in AMOCO) P.O Box 306 relatives and friends in atten- about 1935, and according to the article Bill Haynes sent me from dance. Randy's AMOCO 49098 463-3030 huts Dick and James Galbreath, the 'Ft. Myers Daily News,' Ben- Products Dealer proprietors of Midway Florist, ny Goodman brought his swing were hosts to the members of arrangements into the Palomar m Ballroom in Hollywood, Califor- RADIO twn SIGNS their staff and the staff of DISPATCHED Crystal Springs Florists at a nia, at that time. John Brodhead, Jr., says in the article TRUCKS delicious picnic dinner last OPEN 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. • Fri. Saturday evening at the that the number of bands and Galbreath summer home. Little singers grew until World War II. SATURDAYS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Crooked Lake, Sister Lakes. A Swing was just peaking in 1942 WHEEL LIFT FOR DAMAGE-FREE TOWING good time was had by all. when musicians went on strike and there was a recording ban 121 9. Church St., Coloma, (616) 468-4662 Submitted by Vi Vlscuso,# for three years thereafter. WAY £ assistant librarian at the Col-Z Records were made, but on jSoma Public Library, from T/iejS them singers were backed up by gCo/oma Courier newspapers'^, singing groups-no in- CHIROPRACTIC ^donated by The Tri-City* struments. & Record. Hours: Mon., Wed.,£ ENJOY WATERVLIET Sand Fri., 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m.;* H&R BLOCK to offer tax CLINIC STuos. and Thurs., 1-5:30 and# $ 6:30-6:30 p.m.; and Sat, 11:30$ school in Watervliet WEST RED ARROW HIGHWAY Za.m.-S p.m. -J .WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN THE COLOMA COURIER 90 YEARS AGO The Coloma & Paw Paw Lake railway will run a special train You've heard a lot about tax your job-related skills. Dr. D. MOSS for the accommodation of reform, read a lot about the new These are just some of the guests of the Watervliet and Col- tax laws. Let us explain what reasons why the H&R Block tax these phrases mean when you course has proved so popular for INVEST IN enroll In the H&R Block Income more than 30 years. Many of our WESTERN TERRACE Tax Course. students return from year to year In addition to learning the nuts to continually upgrade their tax 463-5700 and bolts of tax preparation, you preparation skills. FINEST City lots with water and sewer will also receive clear explana- This year, we're ready with all the OFFICE HOURS start-at $5,600, for more Infor- tions of the 1987 tax law changes Information you need regarding EXECUTIVE mation about lots and homes and how they will affect your the 1987 tax law changes. Our • Monday, Wednesday & Friday* situation. You will discover how classes begin on September 9 and In Western Terraco.-.wrlte to to benefit from the changes and run for 13 weeks. One low fee 9 a.m. to 12 Noon - 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. USED CARS how to use the new tax laws to covers materials, supplies, and LOU KOSHAR your advantage. You'll receive textbooks. this Information from some of the Stop by your H&R Block office at • Tuesday & Thursday* AUTO SALES " WESTEftN TERRACE finest and most experienced tax West Red Arrow Hwy., Watervliet, 9 a.m. to 12 Noon • 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. preparation Instructors in the soon or call 463-4334 or 429-8435 RED ARROW HWY.. COLOMA fox 664, Watervliet. Mi country. Any you'll have the op- to enroll. 46S-3800 portunity to expand or enhance • Saturday • 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. • August 26.1987 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE FIVE from school on August 31. on Tuesday. September 8. SCHOOL On Tuesday. September 1, a Both Coloma and Watervliet Watervliet full day of classes is planned for school districts encourage you Continued from page 1 all grades except Young Fives, to use their busing from the first school news day of school on so that they youngsters on the bus for the kindergarten and first grade. The Watervliet Elementary first day of school. Even though These three grades will be can establish their routes and Schools' Parent Teacher Organi- this may be new experience dismissed at 11:20 a.m. passenger lists. zation Executive Board will have which might cause some ap- Students in these classes who St. Joseph School students its first 1987-88 meeting next prehension. it makes determin- live in the Coloma district can from Coloma will be shuttled to Monday evening at 7 p.m. at ing the correct bus at the end of ride a kindergarten bus home or and from the Coloma Middle South School. P.T.O. President the school day much easier. can be picked up by a parent at School mornings, middays and Pat Imler stresses that the School personnel will greet 11:20 a.m. Students in these afternoons in order to meet their meeting is open to all interested students as they get off the mor- three programs from Watervliet respective Coloma school parents. ning bus and pin a note on each will need a ride home at 11:20 buses. A Lake Michigan One of the organization's child to let their teacher know a.m. Catholic school bus, driven by main goals for this year is to in- what bus the child will ride Grades 2-6 students in the Mrs. Louise Dilts, will operate crease greatly the number of home after school. Coloma district will have busing this shuttle including a pickup 1987-88 WATERVLIET Standing, left to right, are: parents involved in the group's Parents wishing to meet the to and from school. Grades 2-6 at the Oasis Party Store on M-63 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS' Debra Barton. Imelda Munoz, work. The purpose of Monday's teacher or walk their child to students from the Watervliet North, in the morning. EXECUTIVE BOARD... Donna Kubllck, and Phyllis Pur- meeting is to set dates and class should meet the child at district will need a ride to and Bus supervision at the Col- Seated, left to right, are: Nancy vis, Secretary. Members not pic- times for this year's meetings school. Please help us by from school, along with the oma Middle School will be pro- Fennessy, Historian; Pat Imler, tured: Debbie Hicks, June Mar- and events and to set fund- following this procedure in order students in grades Y5, K, and vided by Mrs. Doris Arens in the President; Eileen Hart; Mary Ann tin, Linda Nail, and Alyce raising goals. Further informa- to eliminate unnecessary confu- 1st. Grade 2-6 will be dismissed mornings for students waiting Worl, Vice President. Spruell. tion can be secured by calling sion at the end of the day. at 2:55 p.m. to catch the shuttle bus. In the Mrs. Imler at 463-6379. The proposed bus schedule On Wednesday, September 2, afternoons, students should for the 1987-88 school year is all children will receive a ride to report immediately to their Col- about the same as last year. school. Children in Y5, K, and oma school bus after getting off More details about each bus run 1st grade will be dismissed at their shuttle bus. ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES may be obtained through the 11:20 a.m. and may ride a bus The St. Joseph preschool pro- IN TRI-CITY AREA building principals or by referr- home regardless of where they gram for children who are four By Lynn Attlla Childrens Tickets ing to the school publication, live. Children in Grades 2-6 who years old by December 1, 1987, The North Berrien Adult and The School Bell,' due to be live in the Coloma area will also will begin on Monday, Community Education Consor- With each released this week. have a ride home on a bus. September 14. at 1:00 p.m. tium has slated September 14 as Magic Shows Adult HARTFORD OPENS SEPT. 1 Children from the Watervliet Students will be dismissed at the beginning of the 1987-88 The Hartford area public district will need a ride home at Ticket 2:55 p.m. along with grades 1 school year. Purchased schools will begin classes on 2:55 p.m. through 6. There are still a few The three-year program, a Tuesday. September 1. School On Thursday, September 3, openings left if any parents consortium between the hours will be as follows: High grades Y5 and kindergarten will would like to sign up their four- Watervliet, Coloma and Eau School and Middle School, 8:25 continue half-days as they will year-olds. to 11:30 a.m.; Red Arrow all year. Grades 1 through 6 will Claire school systems, was started in the fall of 1984 as a Elementary 8:30 to 11:40 a.m.; have full days of instruction possible answer to community Woodside Elementary 8:40 to from this point on and will have 11:50 a.m. Morning and after- transportation to and from education needs. noon kindergarten students will school along with the two The consortium receives state attend school on Tuesday at kindergarten programs. aid funds to help cover the costs their regular scheduled hours. On Friday, September 4. there NEWS of the programs. The central office is located Students will attend a full day will be a full day of school. at 4518 Pier Road in Coloma. of classes beginning Wednes- Students from the Coloma Programming includes a day, September 2. Regular district will have transportation & AD diverse menu of opportunities school hours will be: Hartford both ways, but students from including high school comple- High and Middle School, 8:25 the Watervliet district will need tion classes for people eighteen a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; Red Arrow a ride to and from school. DEADLINES or over, GED equivalency Elementary, 8:30 a.m. to 3:15 There is no school on Labor End your summer with a smile classes, classes to help in- p.m.; Woodside Elementary 8:40 Day. September 7. School MONDAY NOON dividuals master basic skills Plan your family picnic at the new DEER FOREST around a.m. to 3:25 p.m. resumes with normal transporta- such as reading and math, and The kindergarten hours for the tion from both school districts atmosphere. Live music and Magic Shows 1987-88 school year are: Red Ar- enrichment classes such as row Elementary AM—8:30 a.m. computer and guitar. are a part of your everyday enjoyment. to 11:20 a.m.; Red Arrow The community education Elementary PM-12:20 p.m. to enrichment classes are offered Open Dally thru Labor Day 3:15 p.m.; Woodside Elementary to all age groups and may re- 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. AM-8:40 to 11:30 a.m.; Wood- quire a small fee. High school side Elementary PM, 12:30 to completion courses and GED equivalency classes are free. COLOMA, MICHIGAN 1-800.752-DEER 3:25 p.m. Hot lunch will be served star- ting on Wednesday. September 2. Prices will be 90 cents per lunch at the High/Middle School and 85 cents per lunch at the elementary schools. Milk will be 7422 RED ARROW HWY. 20 cents at all schools. OOUBLi COUPON *The Meating Place" WATERVLIET, MI. 49098 UP TO 15' OFf phone Bus students will be picked i CmmOtl up between the hours of 7:10 463-8101 463-6127 a.m. and 8:15 a.m. Routes will bFnfcy NtW SIORt remain the same as last year. GARY EVETT - Owner HOURS; Mcn -Wtd. 01 ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC. Thur». S*t S-O WATERVLIET. OPENS AUG. 31 Sunder As announced last June. St. Joseph students will resume HUNTING AND QUALITY MEATS & GROCERIES classes on Monday, August 31. • , Comor Foreal Beach Houd & Old M l 40. Waierviiei School will run from 8:50-11:20 ADVERTISED PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY THRU SATURDAY a.m. that day for all grades. FISHING LICENSES WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Young Fives through sixth grade. —LEAM-BOMLLESS — Children in the Coloma LIVE BAIT - TACKLE district will have a ride to school but will need a ride home at 11:20 a.m. from St. Joseph. 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imager BOD broodwater or Salesman Doug vanBruggen] 2*51 I ROOM OPEN: Moo. ft Thur. 9 • 8; Tun., Wod 4 Fri. 9-6: Sat 9-3 TRI-CITY RECORD August 26.1987 PAGE SIX grandchildren; three stepgreat- DONNA MILHAM 70th Street south of County of Grand Rapids; and her great- Mr. Craft was born December AREA OBITUARIES Donna B. Milham, 91, formerly Road 362. Mrs. Rydecki was grandmother. Mrs. Clara grandchildren; two great-great- 13, 1940, In Flint. Survivors in- of Watervliet, died Thursday treated for a fractured right wrist Rickman of Dexter. grandcliildren; and a sister, Mrs. clude: two daughters — Tonya night, August 20, at Martin at Community Hospital in EVELYN MERRICK Beatrice Hart of Laudenburg, Bailey of Newport. Arkansas, Luther Memorial Home, South Watervliet and released. Mrs. Robert (Evelyn M.) Mer- Pennsylvania. and Ronda Craft of Miami; two Haven. The funeral was held Wednes- rick. 63. of 8552 Dan Smith JOSEPHINE PRESTO sons - Kenneth Craft of Miami The funeral was held Monday day at 2 p.m. at Fairplain Road. Watervliet. died Saturday, Josephine C. Presto, 92. of and Donald Craft, stationed with at 11 a.m. at First United Chapel, Benton Harbor, of Florin August 22, at Mercy Memorial 6739 Sunset Drive. Coloma. died the Army at Lake Hurst, N.J.; Methodist Church. Watervliet. Funeral Service. Friends called Medical Center, St. Joseph. Monday. August 24. at Berrien two grandchildren; five brothers Burial was in Mountain Home after 6 p.m. Tuesday at the The funeral was held Tuesday General Hospital. Berrien - Kenneth Craft of Tulsa, Cemetery, Kalamazoo. Friends funeral home. Memorials may at 2 p.m. at Calvin Funeral Center, after a brief illness. Oklahoma. Dennis Craft of Col- called from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday at be made to the Trauma Care Home. Hartford, where friends A funeral Mass will be held oma, Donald Adams of El Cajon, Hutchins Funeral Home, Water- Unit at Bronson Methodist called after 7 p.m. Monday. Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at St. California, Larry Adams of vliet. Memorials may be made to Hospital, Kalamazoo. Burial was in Maple Hill Joseph Catholic Church. Water- Phoenix, Arizonia, and Tom Tracy was born December 1, vliet, of which she was a Adams of Benton Harbor; and Hutchins Funeral Home the church. Cemetery, Hartford. Survivors include: a son, 1976, in St. Joseph. She was an Mrs. Merrick was born May 25, member. Friends may call six sisters — Joyce Batzell of 209 S Mam. Walervliel Donald of Benton Harbor; a honor student and would have 1924, in Bangor Township. She Wednesday from 3 to 9 p.m. at Michigan City, Indiana, Judy 463-3811 daughter, Mrs. Kenneth (Lois) been a fifth-grade student this was a member of Keeler Church the Davidson Chapel of Florin Hostetler of South Haven, Ward of White Pigeon, Michi- fall at Hagar School District No. of God. Survivors include: her Funeral Service, Coloma, where Virginia Taylor of Benton Har- COURTEOUS SERVICE IN gan; nine grandchildren; and 6, Riverside. She was a member husband; two sons —John a rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m. bor. Jean McNeese and Anna A DIGNIFIED MANNER seven great-grandchildren. Her of the Awana program at Mid- Ackerman of Lawrence and Gary Wednesday. Burial will be in Martin, both of Coloma, and husband. Elbert, preceded her in way Baptist Church. Watervliet, Ackerman of Hartford; six Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Nancy McNair of Roan Oakes, ROLAND T HUTCHINS. Dir Hillside, Illinois. Memorials death in 1950. and a Girl Scout in Singing grandchildren; her father, Paul North Carolina. may be made to the Coloma TRACY RYDECKI Sands Council. Ackerman of Watervliet; one Emergency Ambulance Service. CARL FIELDS Tracy Rydecki, 10, of Coloma Survivors include: her sister, Virginia Williams of Mrs. Presto was born March 3, Carl David Fields, 54, of 53290 Road, Riverside, died Saturday parents, Steven and Eloise (Lois Lawton; and one brother, Ed- 7 1895, In Chicago, Illinois. County Road 687, Hartford, died night, August 22, of Injuries sus- Rickman) Rydecki of Riverside; ward Tunis of Marcellus. Survivors include: a daughter. Sunday, August 23, at Communi- Al tained in an auto accident a sister. Brandy Rydecki at IONE METZGER Mrs. Robert (Eleanor) Vogie of ty Hospital, Watervliet. Thursday in Keeler Township, home; grandparents - Paul Mrs. Raymond (lone) Metzger, Coloma; a brother, George The funeral will be held Thurs- Van Buren County. Tracy was Rickman of Dexter. Missouri, 82, of Sodus, died at 9:27 p.m. Otis and Edna Wheeler of Sodus Hulka of Cedarburg, Wisconsin; day at 2 p.m. at the Church of pronounced dead at 7:15 p.m. at Saturday, August 22, at Com- CALVIN FUNERAL HOME three sisters - Mrs. Carolyn God of Keeler, where friends DALK D. LEONARD. DIHICTOB Bronson Methodist Hospital in and William and Dorothy Reese munity Hospital, Watervliet. Armstrong of Albuquerque. may call after 4 p.m. Wednes- Kalamazoo, where she had been The funeral was held Tuesday HARTFORD. MICHIGAN 49037 N.M., Mrs. Lillian Fischer of day. Burial will be in Maple Hill TCLCrMONI OJ1-4IOI hospitalized since the accident. at 2 p.m. at Kerley & Starks Alhambra, California and Mrs. Cemetery, Hartford. Ar- Her sister. Brandy Rydecki, 7 FLORIN Funeral Home, St. Joseph, Rose Groenendal of Antigo, rangements are by the Calvin was listed in fair condition at FUNERAL SERVICE where friends called from 3 to 5 Wisconsin; three grandchildren; Funeral Home, Hartford. the hospital. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. 11 great-grandchildren; and 11 Mr. Fields was born August Van Buren Sheriff's deputies DAVIDSON CHAPEL Burial was in Riverview great-great-grandchildren. She 20, 1933, in Wise, Virginia. MONUMIHTf said the girls were passengers 249 East Center Street Cemetery, St. Joseph. was preceded in death by her Survivors include: his wife, in a truck driven by their mother, Coloma. Ml 49038 Mrs. Metzger was born husband, Robert in 1958. Ramona; a son, Terry at home; LEONARD FUNERAL HOME Eloise Rydecki, 31, which left 468-3181 September 4, 1904, in Royalton lowfinca. Ml 490*4 (416) 674-1131 three half brothers — Lowel the road and struck a tree along Township. RAYMOND CRAFT Oola 0. LMn«rd, Dlr«(lo« Raymond Craft Jr., 46, former- Green of Leesville, La., Ernest In addition to her husband, Green of Decatur and Dennis survivors include: two ly of Coloma, died August 14. CASKET FUNERAL 1987, at his home in Miami, Green of Battle Creek; five half ARRAIGNMENTS daughters - Mrs. Keith (Dorothy) sisters - Mrs. William (Alethia) PIECES Hand of Coloma and Mrs. John Florida. A memorial service was held Lambert of Immokalee, Florida, (Jeanne) Pavlick of Sodus; a Wednesday, August 26, at 10:30 Mrs. Dale (Loretta) Jacob of New 'Senmg Standards tor Excellence stepdaughter, Mrs. James Carlisle, Indiana, Mrs. Jerry SYMPATHY FLOWERS m Professional Care' a.m. at the Chapel of North (Mary) LaMunion of Stevensvllle; BLOOMING COUNTRY COTTAGE FLOWERS Shore Memory Gardens. Hagar (Vonciel) Dailey of New Buffalo, four grandchildren; one Mrs. Frank (Patsy) Hallmark of PLANTS 621-2122 1-94 at Hartford Exit AGolden Rule Home stepgrandchild; four great- Shore, where friends called at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Paw Paw and Imogene Hart. AT YOUR SERVICE A & A MACFTAME GARGANC PAW-PAW LAKE RICHCREEK BELFY TED ELSNER icnun SUPPLIES SPORTS & MARINA INC CUSTOM Well Drilling EXPERT TREE SERVICE DRUGS 5510 Paw Paw Lake Rd •D0U PARTS -PON ^ N. Mfcln S!. 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For Herb Teichman. growing orchard in 1976, as a bicenten- reduce truancy apples is truly a labor of love. On By Phyllss Buechner nial project. My father loved pointed as permanent sub- his 650-acre you-pick Tree- Board history. He was a student of old Hartford School stitute teacher for one semester Mendus apple farm near Eau apple varieties and always members adopted goals they in the elementary schools. Claire, he grows 200 varieties on wanted to preserve them but would like to achieve for 1987-88 Sharon Dixon resigned as over 40.000 trees. Featured in never got to. This is for him," at their regular business school aide. Four tuition the October issue of Midwest says Teichman. meeting held Thursday. August students were accepted for the Living' magazine. Teichman and Picking apples isn't all that a 20. 1987. Numerous goals had school year. his family proudly work together family can do at Tree-Mendus. been suggested at an earlier In other matters Teacher on the farm that his father There are hiking trails in the meeting and eight were formally Orientation Day was set for bought 60 years ago. wilderness sanctuary, picnic approved, plus one that is a con- Monday. August 31. School will People drive from Chicago, facilities and playgrounds for tinuing goal each year. They start for students with half a day South Bend. Detroit and beyond children. On the weekends, a are: administration and faculty Tuesday, September 1. and then to enjoy picking their own fruit. wagon drawn by a Belgian horse seek ways to reduce truancy all day Wednesday. "This trip is something that and the dropout rate; form a team hauls pickers to the or- families do together," says chards. There is also a guided committee to study re produc- Teichman. "Kids remember it. REUNION... tour of the experimental orchard tion and health curriculum, generation of the tour- and when they grow up, they The Nilson family reunion was where apples grow on trellises. presenting a report to the Board generation family. come back and bring their kids." Watervliet Harding's recently held and 130 of the 'Midwest Living' is published in May 1988; evaluation of ad- Left to right-Back: Clarence Teichman's special pride is family attended; Neil Nilson Russell, Florence Pinto, by Meredith Corporation, a ministrators and teachers will and school team up tG the Museum Orchard which har- from Coloma and John Nilson Frances Nilson, Helen Wold, diversified media company with be developed and implemented bors more than 170 rare varieties from Watervliet are longtime interests in magazine and book in order to produce a more com- make root beer floats Irene Rostad, Alice Erland, of apples-trees that might have businessmen from the area. publishing, printing, real estate prehensive evaluation; study Eillen Nilson. Front: Helen been familiar to early colonists Relatives gathered from Califor- franchising/marketing and and implement ways to stimu- for Easter Seals Russell, Neil Nilson, Norm but now largely have disap- nia, Illinois, Wisconsin and broadcasting. late students in the top half of Rostad, John Nilson. peared. He planted the antique the class to achieve at a higher Michigan. Pictured is the oldest level; review and . revise the Harding's Friendly Market in achievement testing program; Watervliet has teamed up with Hanko and Weir review and revise the A&W Root Beer and the Kindergarten through twelfth- Watervliet Public Schools to graduate from grade computer curriculum; organize a massive Root Beer LMC Nursing continue to analyze programs Float Sale to benefit the Easter relative to cost/benefit and Seal Society of Berrien County. School student/benefit; review major The volunteer who sells the Billie Joyce Hanko and maintenance items and athletic most floats will win a $10 Har- Marianne Beth Weir of Coloma facilities with consideration for ding's Gift Certificate. So sup- were among 14 students who the budget and energy aware- port your favorite school official graduated from Lake Michigan ness; administration and staff or teacher. College's one-year practical nur- will continue to promote the This is your last chance to get sing program. Pinning cere- schools and community and the a scoop from a teacher or monies were held August 16 at advantages of living in the Hart- school official before school the LMC Community Center. ford area. starts. Some 'Celebrity The students received their The salary for the new Middle Scoopers' are scheduled to be nursing pins and certificates of School Principal, James Mc- on hand in the Watervliet store. achievement and are now eligi- Queen, was set at $34,000 for Our 'Super Scoopers' are ble to take the state Board ex- the 1987-88 school year. Mc- Watervliet school officials and amination to become licensed Queen was selected from 39 teachers who are volunteering practical nurses. candidates and hired at a their time to make the floats. special meeting held Thursday, The float sale will take place August 13, but salary was still on Friday, August 28, and Satur- Local Students being negotiated at that day, August 29, between the perform with LMC meeting. The Board also ap- hours of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. The proved the Hartford Middle large floats will be sold for $1 Summer Singers with the entire dollar being SUMMER SINGERS... School Handbook for 1987-88. Local residents Gregory donated to Easter Seals. "The Members of the Lake Michigan Bids for insurance for the Shafer of Hartford; Troy Harbor; Gregory Shafer, Hart- Euleasia Ward, Benton Harbor; funds raised through this pro- College Summer Singers, pic- ford; Glen Pounders, St. Joseph; school district were opened and Stansberry and Georgia Dulik of Julie Sandmann, Stevensville; motion will allow us to continue tured above, from left to right Paul Keltz, Nlles; Jeff Richard- referred to an ad hoc committee South Haven; and Mary Troy Stansberry, South Haven; our many services to adults and are: to study and evaluate coverage. Wegenka, Todd Day and son, St. Joseph; Sharon Green, Georgia Dulik, South Haven; children with disabilities in the Row 1: Christine Lyon, St. Three Oaks; Bradley Harbaugh, They will report back to the Douglas Mundt of Watervliet Cindy Lotridge, Niles; Mary county," commented Susan Joseph; Caroline Mitchell, Niles; Board at the next meeting have been selected to perform Niles. Wegenka, Watervliet; Todd Day, Ratajik, Executive Director for Denise Lewis, Three Oaks; Ear- Thursday. September 3. with the Lake Michigan College Top row: Dr. Donald Moely, Watervliet; Tad Johnson, Easter Seals. sie Lee Davis, Benton Harbor, director, Stevensville; Dawn Randy Gebolys was ap- Summer Singers this year. Sawyer; Douglas Mundt, Tami Peck, St. Joseph. pointed as high school shop Shafer and Wegenka are Michaels, St. Joseph; Tony Watervliet; Tod McMillan, Ber- Row. 2: Abe Ravitch, Benton teacher and Julia Allen was ap- featured soloists with the group. Brauchler. Stevensville; rien Springs.

jAV ROOT BEER FLOAT SALE FOR EASTER SEALS _ YOUR WATERVLIET HARDINGS, ALONG WITH A&W ROOT BEER, COUNTRY FRESH DAIRY AND WATERVLIET PUBLIC SCHOOLS, WILL DONATE THE ENTIRE $1.00 PRICE OF A DELICIOUS ROOT BEER FLOAT TO THE EASTER SEAL SOCIETY OF BERRIEN COUNTY. WATERVLIET EDUCATORS WILL BE THERE TO PERSONALLY PREPARE EACH FLOAT ONLY FRIDA Y &SA TURD A Y! $1.00! ALL PROCEEDS DONATED TO THE EASTER SEAL SOCIETY INC. OF BERRIEN COUNTY! HEY KIDS...Start your school year off right, have your teacher serve you a delicious A&W Root beer float!

ASW HEFIFSR l.- HERE'S THE TEACHER SCOOP BRIGADE... FRIDAY, AUGUST 28 10-11 a.m....Mr. Farac, Mrs. Farac, Mrs. Postelli. Mrs. Harper & Mrs. Nilson 11-12 p.m....Mr. Wilson & Mrs. Palmltler 1.2-1 p.m....Mr. Corless & Mrs. Cole 1-2 p.m....Mrs. Strother 2-3 p.m....Mrs. Freed, Mr. Freed & Mrs. Jones 3-4 p.m....Mrs. Dongvillo & Mr. Watson 4-6 p.m....Mrs. Tarantlno, Mrs. Grllfln & Mrs. Bunnell ,oS tne * ' SATURDAY, AUGUST 29 10-11 a.m....Mr. Satre AUGUST 11-12 p.m....Mrs. Gelsler 'Bas 6 12-1 p.m....Mrs. Shembarger & Mr. Gelsler EaSi 1-2 p.m....Mr. Coffeen & Mrs. Whorton 28 & 29 2-3 p.m....Mr. Bannen Seals 3-4 p.m....Mrs. Bunnell 4-5 p.m....Mr. Bradley & Mrs. Bradley u WATERVLIET HARDINGS 5-6 p.m....Mr. Miller taaasssass U csasassBss PAGE EIGHT TRI-CITY RECORD August 26,1987

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other areas of study and enable leadership, scholarship, respon- centrating on reading, mathe- By Supt. Clifford Tallman students to become computer Coloma Elementary, under sibility and community and matics and language arts skills. literate early in their school ex- the direction of Principal Dan school involvement. This tradi- These students often receive perience. Stack, and Washington Elemen- tional award, along with daily special education treatment for Students interested in playing tary, under the direction of Prin- encouragement to many in- a year or two and then return to musical instruments are en- cipal Joyce Tutton, serve nearly dividuals by principals and the regular classroom full time. couraged to join the band which 950 students each year, giving faculty helps perpetuate those Other students require full time begins with fifth grade. emphasis to mathematics, read- behaviors valued in the comm- placement in special education COLOMA JUNIOR HIGH ing and language arts skills, munity as a whole. facilities. Eighth and ninth grades make with physical education, music, SPECIAL EDUCATION The Berrien Intermediate up the Coloma Junior High science, art, social studies and Michigan Law requires all School District provides classes School which is organized on a information retrieval (library school districts provide special for students whose impairments class/subject basis. Ac- use) skills supporting them. education programs and ser- are not treatable within the celerated. regular and Computers provided by parent vices to all identified handicap- district. developmental classes are of- clubs are in use In both ped children from birth through Speech therapy is given to fered in order to meet the varied buildings where students are 25 years of age. any students identified as education needs of students. able to use them as time permits To comply with that law, Col- needing it, and the speech Pupils may select exploratory or at teachers' requests. Com- oma Schools provides resource therapists also service the non- courses in addition to the puter learning games are often rooms for students identified as public schools and preschools necessary basic skills re- used as rewards for students needing special help. Students in the district. The latter ser- quirements. German and who accomplish required receive specialized help during vices are provided at the local Spanish language courses are classroom tasks so that by the certain periods of the day, con- public school. offered as well as band, choir, time pupils finish fourth grade NEW COLOMA TEACHERS... Joe Howard, M. South, Sp. Ed. art, woodworking, drafting, in- they have a working relationship Welcomed to the school and Shown in the front row are: dustrial technology, computer with the computer keyboard. community are, left to right, Mary Kushner, Wash., Sp. Ed.; instruction, typing and a limited A special feature at Mike Dolezan advised the Coun- back row: Mark Allen, Col. El., Shirley Cross, H.S., English; and physical education curriculum. Washington School is the Super cil that Police Chief Thomas 4th grade; Heidi Vanderwill, Harriett Whiteman, Col. El., There is a Student Council Choir, made up of third- and POLICE Fuller had requested a leave of Wash., 1st grade; Roshanda Media. made up of representatives from fourth-grade students who audi- Continued from page 1 absence for personal reasons. Radom, M. North, 5th grade; and the eighth- and ninth-grade tion for membership. The choir The Council approved a motion classes. The school has an department, and the senior of- participates in school concerts to grant Fuller a leave of outstanding spelling team and ficer in the car is responsible. DRUG HARDT TAKES FIRST IN as well as singing for senior absence, with pay, until is represented on the Academic The Sheriff's Department would Continued from page 1 NATIONAL WATER citizens, special community September 1. Challenge Team, as well as hav- not say to dispatch unless it aliases. He also said the recent SKI CHAMPIONSHIPS events and at the Orchards Mall. A motion was made to ap- ing a band and chorus which were for a road block. Mary incident had no relationship to Scott C. Hardt, 19-year-old Students from both schools point William Strong as Acting perform several times each year. Thornburg said, "Our police the 1986 cocaine manufacturing son of Richard & Arlene Hardt of were finalists in the 'Young Police Chief, but Mayor William A wide variety of sports for both should not be in the Township bust in the Lawrence area. Coloma. took first place at the Authors' competition sponsored Weeden said the motion was not boys and girls is available to unless asked to be out there." Information leading to the 1987 National Water Ski Cham- by the Tri-County Reading necessary. students, as well as other ex- Rosema said, "If someone is raid was developed during an in- pionships held in West Palm Association in 1986. Strong has been on medical tracurriculars such as History, in difficulty, the local police vestigation on the West Coast, Beach, Florida, August 14 in COLOMA MIDDLE SCHOOLS leave and with the doctor's per- German and French clubs. The could slide out and make sure according to Clifton. He Men's Jump Division. The winn- Entrance into the middle mission to return to work will Honors Club recognizes and everything is okay. It depends credited expert planning and ing distance was 167 feet. schools in fifth grade marks the automatically be next in com- rewards students for high on the individual." He added, professionalism of the law en- Scott was representing passage of pupils into a transi- mand. academic achievement. "You should have a policy on forcement officials involved for Michigan since he took first in tion period between elementary Joan Walker said that infor- COLOMA HIGH SCHOOL what is allowed; that is, only helping make the arrests the Michigan state tournament school and junior high school. mation given at the last meeting Students in grades 10, 11 and justified as authorized by their without any incident. July 25-26 which was held in Students leave the security and regarding round-the-clock 12 attend Coloma High School administration." Brighton. Michigan. family-like routines of the police service was not correct which offers a wide variety of Joan Walker, owner of an anti- Scott presently skis on Paw elementary school, moving to and she said the record should MAYOR academic, vocational/technical que shop in the City asked, "Is it Paw Lake and is a member of the departmentalized at- show that. Dolezan had told the Continued from page 1. and fine arts courses. Some 600 your policy to call for assistance the Chicagoland Water Ski mosphere of the higher grades. Council and audience that the students with varying skills if it leaves the area uncovered 1967, and then from 1969 to the Association. He was coached Students entering fifth grade schedule had been changed and present. He also served on the levels find meaningful courses when only one officer is on du- by Michael & Dennis LaMarche, have a choice between the tradi- that all shifts were covered. of study each year, classes ty?" Coloma School Board for 14 whose parents have property on tional fifth grade and the However, he said the schedule which help prepare them to be Rosema said, "Yes, but you years. Paw Paw Lake, and Michael AWARE program for fifth grade. was changing day to day and Randall was presented with productive, responsible and can call for backup anytime if it Anderson of Watervliet. also a The AWARE program for fifth-, while they are planning for 24 the 1987 Maxine Brule Com- well-rounded citizens. Such leaves your agency uncovered Michigan state champion. sixth- and seventh-graders is a hours a day, 7 days a week munity Leadership Award for courses as auto shop, word pro- and our department will leave mainly self-contained course coverage they do not have it cessing, machine shop and the County uncovered to assist outstanding community leader- that incorporates all subjects in- right now. house construction give pupils officers locally." ship in the Tri-City area. to an Accelerated Writing and Mayor William Weeden said, He and his wife. Elsie, reside opportunities to try various Mrs. Walker then asked, Reasoning Environment. Stu- "We are short of personnel and vocations while a complete "What happens when calls are at 360 Gilson in Coloma. & Assoc. dents who participate in the not relayed to the local agen- trying to correct the situation." According to Mayor Randall, schedule of college preparatory REAL ESTATE AWARE classes must be In- Walker said, "We were given City Commissioner Robert courses such as calculus, world cies?" She said she had called terested In devoting extra effort false Information." Wooley, a 14-year veteran of the Residential & Investment literature, Spanish, German and the Sheriff's Department to send to writing skills, functioning at Dolezan said. "It was not post, has filed nominating peti- 3665 South Lakeshore Drive advanced biology are available the Hartford Police to her store grade level and exhibiting false; we tried to implement it tions for the mayorial post in the St. Joseph, Michigan 49085 to those desiring to pursue fur- when she was concerned satisfactory school citizenship but have not yet." upcoming general election. ther education before settling because a crowd was gathered before acceptance into the pro- Walker then said, "It is part of Wooley. 35, has been a into a career. in front of it and that an officer gram. your policy to give leave of member of the Commission Students are encouraged to never came. She said later she Traditional fifth-, sixth- and absence with pay." since 1973 and resides at 168 do their best in whatever course was told he was out assisting seventh-grade classes Include Dolezan said, "Yes." Strand with his wife. Linda, and of study they choose and are with a police lookout for a the same subjects as the Tod Efting then told the Coun- three children; He is employed rewarded with letters for ex- suspect in a shooting in AWARE classes but are less cil he heard rumors that Fuller by Whirlpool Corporation out of cellence, not only in athletics response to an alert from Ber- concerned with the accelerated was not coming back and were and music, but for high rien County and that her Benton Harbor. W writing aspect, still maintaining they true. Mayor Weeden said Commissioner Martin Quigley academic achievement. message was never relayed. high standards for students. they had received a letter from Jr. filed nominating petitions for The Green and Gold Award Rosema said, "We did not % The computer laboratory Fuller requesting that any con- a two-year seat on the City Com- denotes the graduating senior have your call on our recorder; which services the middle sideration of his work and per- mission. Quigley was appointed each year who is perceived by there is nothing more I can do." school introduces students to formance be in a closed ses- to fill a vacancy in May created RUSS MILLER the faculty and classmates as Mrs. Walker said. "I can show programming as well as sion. Any action or vote-taking by the resignation of Vivian Cox. possessing a high degree of you my telephone bill with the sophisticated learning pro- would be at a public meeting. Peter Mestre has filed such valued characteristics as call listed." REALTOR grams, such as 'Bank Street Rosema then said, "We have Thomas Deneau, engineer nominating petitions for a four- Writer,' which help enhance some problems with our recor- from Wightman and Associates, year Commission seat. Clerk (616)463-6618 ding equipment. It does not han- told the Council that six bids Shirley Eggermont reports there Van's Medical Equipment dle all incoming calls. Calls are had been opened last Friday on are three 4-year terms and one - recorded automatically and no the Beachwood Street Storm 2-year term available on the City * LAKE PROPERTIES 1126 E. Napier, Bonton Harbor. Mich. 925 8267 one does it Intentionally; but if Sewer Project with good prices. Commission. She said He said they bid two alternates, Between Orchards Mall & Fairplain Plaza they receive calls on all twenty deadlines for filing petitions is • RESIDENTIAL telephone lines at the same one with plastic pipe and one September 15. time. It Is not capable of recor- with concrete pipe. Deneau said • INVESTMENT Your complete home ding them all. He said he check- that G.J. Selge Excavating Inc., NEWS & AD • BUSINESS ed and all calls that were record- from Niles, was the low bidder ed and had to be relayed were in- for both alternates and recom- DEADLINES deed sent to other departments. mended that they go with them YOUR LISTINGS Health Care Center County Commissioner Peter and with the concrete if there ARE NOON Sinclair added that a 911 was enough in the budget. WANTED Emergency System will be im- The Council unanimously ap- MONDA Y! plemented the first of the year proved a motion to award the HITCHING & WIRING 0 and that all calls to that number bid to Selge for a cost of $20,465 with work to begin in three or 7 will be automatically recorded. r -r, COMPLETE R.V. SERVICE Police Committee Chairman four weeks. DAVE'S AMOCO HEMBREE TRAILER SALES • EXTRA* •EXTRA* M-140 Qt 1-94 463-4135 Woucvlkr 157 W. ST. JOSEPH ST. COLOMA, Ml 49038 Badts' Pharmacy is news agency PHONE; (616) 468-6761 for Tri-City Recordf m. d • • Yellowstone Travel Trailers Hartford drugstore is news and ad drop for local paper • 5th Wheels & Motor Homes • Jason Pick-Up Caps Now news Items, photos and ads lor the Tri Clty Record may be left off at Badts' Pharmacy In downtown Hartford. The friendly folks at Badts' will make sure • Starcraft Pop-Dps your Important message will be delivered to the Record in time for the next Issue Horizon & Falcon Van Size Motor Homes of the paper. Simply deliver your news, photo or ad to Badts' by noon on Monday. OtL To help prevent errors, please make sure your information Is legible and correct, photos are Identified and include your name and home phone number. CHANGE Responsibility for this service Is the Record's. Photos will be returned to Badts' on request or by mail when accompanied by a stamped envelope. GpeciaE Back and Neck GREASE, OIL Pain Clinic £ FILTER LEATHER I ALTERATIONS DRY CLEAN I MO J McDonald Clinic, P.C FREE GREEN FEES BRAKE SPECIAL! SINCE 1920 Mondtyt And FrldM Except Holidays FRONT ORM REA R m. One of the Wortd*t Longest EsUbUshed 7 J.m.-J p.m. Chlropractk & Health Care CUnks •4a You Mint Rem Cart - 414.00 Dava VIUUBH UCLUDES: BRIDGMAff OFFICE No Rosoryjuons Cow. Srfvr 24 hr. AMOCO FAKPLAm OFFICE Special not in erteu witn oiner specials or coupons •ftESUIFACllS • I0T0IS TURNED Actom from UtUc Rod BslidUf SaUn Actom from Jewd Food Shoe House, 4235 Lake SL • lE PACKIH* WHttt. lEARIMSS Store, 763 E. Napfcr Ave. PAW PAW LAKE FARM COMMERCIAL & AAA Baldwin BuOdtog • MEW CAUSE SEALS * GOLF COURSE 429-7611 STCVtNSVILLE ROAD SERVICE 925-BACK (2225) 465-3166J Paw Paw Ave., Watervllet • 463-3831 August 26.1987 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE NINE

i « Fall Salmon will provide Michigan anglers with varieties

1987 fishing guide details the odd years. Small than its tie Cleos, Mepps Spinners, Hot Michigan's fall salmon run is liberalized areas for each river. Chinook and coho cousins, the 'N Tots and other lively baits. Fly expected to give anglers variety The Michigan Department of state record pink is about six fishing in streams is very pro- and geographic choice with pink Public Health says that con- pounds. ductive with streamers, nymphs salmon gaining prominence taminant levels in Great Lakes Anglers will find the state's and spawn bags. along with their Chinook and fish have dropped in recent 3 heaviest coho concentrations Salmon snagging with ar- coho cousins as part of the years, but nursing mothers, off Lake Superior, Lake tificial baits or unweighted state's $91.5 million-a-year pregnant women, women who Michigan and Metro Detroit hooks is legal from Sept. 10 to sportfishing industry, reports anticipate bearing children and rivers with most Chinook runn- Oct. 25 on sections of the Sable, AAA Michigan. children age 15 and under ing in Lake Michigan and Lake Pere Marquette, Big Manistee GORDON CHAPLES Anglers 'thinking pink' should should not eat salmon. Huron streams. and Muskegon rivers. The DNR's When it comes to real noise, fish northern waters as SUMMER MUSIC The average Chinook and however, all of the other insects biologists at 15 state Depart- Summertime brings not only coho sizes have been decreas- SALMON CATCHES IN THE 'PINK' have to play second fiddle to the ment of Natural Resources warm temperatures but a chorus ing since 1983. Chinook cicada. It is the noisiest critter fisheries predict that most Lake LAKE SUPERIOR of insect songs from every direc- generally weigh 5 to 25 pounds you can imagine, with a high- Superior and northern Lake tion. The 'music' may range and few reach 35 pounds while pitched. whining sound that Michigan and Lake Huron from the chirp of a lonesome coho average 6 to 8 pounds. Ac- may last for several seconds. It parent streams will welcome cricket in the basement to an en- cording to biologists, fish are is most often heard in the sum- home naturally-produced pink MARQUETTE tire concert after a hot day. smaller because intense angling SAULTSTE MARIE mer around large trees. One salmon. While some insects don't say pressure in the Great Lakes is species of cicada hatches only The pink, smallest salmon in anything, their relatives make taking large numbers of fish every 17 years and when that the Great Lakes was uninten- up for it. Nobody knows exactly before they reach spawning age. LAKE MICHIGAN happens nobody needs a tionally introduced into the why a cricket makes a steady Decreased forage-alewives, reminder. The din is tremen- Great Lakes in the mid-1950s MENOMINEE chirp but it may have something ROGERS CITT and has slowly grown in smelt, chubs and perch —also to do with calling a mate or fin- dous! TRAVER numbers and distribution. This has contributed to the smaller ding food. Entomologists say The cicada has a special sac- year, the pink is predicted to size and is a major reason why cUD* all insect sounds fall into four like structure in its body. A thin, reach as far south as the Betsie the 1985 Lake Michigan salmon classes: tapping, flight, rasping vibrating membrane stretched River. planting was reduced by 10 per- and forced air. over the sac opening makes the sound possible. It draws air in, Known as the humpbacked cent. The click beetle is a good ex- Although this summer's hot then forces it past the mem- salmon because the spawning ample of tapping. If he happens weather may have forced LU0INGT0N branes. In some respects it male develops humps behind to fall onto his back you will salmon to remain scattered in BAY CITY resembles the human voice the head, the two-year spawner hear a distinct click as he tries deeper waters about 10 to 15 organ, although nobody we enters small streams in MUSKEGON to snap his hard shells over his miles off Great Lakes' shores know sings like that! September and October in the wings. This generally sails him longer than normal, biologists into the air and he may land on predict that salmon runs should his feet. If not. he tries until he Hartford girl harriers start near the regular time. BENTON HARBOR DETROIT succeeds. Great Lakes salmon action One sound most of us could hope to keep title reaches its peak in late August 1987 Mipby well get along without is that and September when fish begin LAKE ERIE By Teri Voogd "We'll be a very competitive caused by rapid wing schooling near mouths of their The Hartford girls' cross coun- team. Because we're so young movements. A mosquito can parent streams. From mid- try team gears up for the 1987 we are a year away from having buzz up a storm in your ears September to mid-October, best a really strong team," says LAKE MICHIGAN when you are trying to sleep and season with a 25-member team stream action should be in the 1-Sl Joseph Rive' • 26-Laughing wrutelish River • • and a desire to maintain the Coach Pfeifer. a housefly in early morning can 48 areas listed in AAA He believes Lake Michigan 2-Kaiama7co River • 27—Anna Rive' • drive you goofy. It doesn't take a status of conference cham- Catholic will be the team to beat Michigan's Salmon Fishing 3-Grand River • • 28-Sucker Rive' • musical ear to tell which is bug- pions. this year, because they have not Guide. 4-Muskegon River* • 29-Two Hearted River • • ging you! Coach Teske returns nine let- lost anyone to graduation. Approximately 8.8 million 5-Pent*ater Lake • 30-St Marys River • • • Scientists say a housefly termen from last year's cham- The girls' and boys' teams will salmon are planted annually in 6-White River • LAKE HURON hums at the 'F' key of the middle pionship team including three be running in their first meet this the Great Lakes, including 2.8 7-Pere Marquette River* • • 31 -Carp River • • octave. Bees hum at the 'A' key all-conference runners-juniors year on September 3 at million coho and 6 million 8-SaWe River* • 32-Cheboygan River • • of the middle octave but drop to Sharon Johnson. Stacey Taran- Buchanan starting at 4:30 p.m. Chinook. 9-Big Manistee River* & lake • • 33-OcQueoc River Mouth • • •E' key when they get tired. tino and Tisha Walls--along with Concentrated in bankside 10-Betsie River • • • 34-Thunder Bay River • Wingbeats of a bee also change other letter winners Teri Cart- pockets and pools, the best way 11-Platte River & Bay • • 35-Harrisviile Ha fx* • when swarming, if the colony is wright, Kathy Fuller, Suzy 'PAW PAW LAKE GOLF CLUB to catch spawning river salmon 12-Elk River • • 36—Au SaWe River Mouth • without a queen or when angry. Phillips. Wendy Phillips. Jody MONDAY HAPPY HOUR |s casting with lures such as Lit- 13-Lake Charlevou Mouth • • • 37-Ta*as Bay • • Tarantino and Shannon Brins- LEAGUE None of this, however, is apt to 14-Bea' River • • 38-Au Gres River • field. The girls are out to repeat August - Front - Low gross: sound very musical to a mere 15-Man»stique River • 39-Rilie River • as conference champs and to Betty Strouse. 45; Low net: Bet- PAW PAW LAKE GOLF CLUB human but bees know all about 16-Ford River • • 40-Pigeon River • finish in the top three of the ty Strouse, 37, Beverly Taran- THURSDAY WOMEN'S LEAGUE it. 17-Linie BayOeNoc • 41 -Pot Austin • regional cross country meet so tino, 37; Low putts: Betty August 20 - Front - Low Grasshoppers are musically- 18-Thompson Creek Mouth • 42—HartKX Beach • they can "take the whole crew to Strouse, 16, Beverly Tarantino, gross: Dottie Camp, 54. Betty inclined just during the day and 19-Menominee River • 43-Pon Sanilac • 16; Special event: Tod Mueller; Strouse, 54; Low net: Kathryn only the males are so talented. the state meet". 44-Lexington • At the present time there are LAKE SUPERIOR Special spines on the hopper's Birdies: Edith Weber on #5, Bet- Bradford, 38; Low putts: Kathryn 45-Black River • 25 runners working out, hoping ty Strouse on #7. Bradford, 15; Special event: 20-Black River • • rear legs are rubbed over the METRO DETROIT REGION to make Hartford among the top Back — Low gross: Peg Louise Davia, Vi Ross. Elsie 21-Presgue Isle River • • wing edge to make the sounds. 46-Clinlon Rive' • teams in the area. Coach Teske Welch, 49; Low net: Mary Klug; Birdies: Millie Wendzel on 22-Btg iron River • The leg is actually used 47-OetrOiI River • feels that "We are the team to Kugler, 36; Low putts: Alice 23-Siiver River • • something like a violin bow. #7. 48-Hu'On River • 24-Huron River • • while the wing serves as the beat" as far as the conference is Shrosbree, 17, Elsie Klug, 17; Back — Low gross: Lucy • "Salmon snagging permitted amplifier. concerned. Special event: Alice Shrosbree; Sanders, 53; Low net: Gloria 25-0ead River on designated sections A cricket can chirp night or The girls started running as a Birdies: Lucy Sanders on #12, Bodfish, 37; Low putts: Gloria day and both sexes produce team last Wednesday, concen- Elsie Klug on #11, Elaine White 'Bodfish, 15; Special event: their unique music. They merely trating mostly on distance work. on #12. Marian Skelding. rub hardened parts of their As for the boys' cross country wings together to make vibra- team Coach Pfeifer has 14 run- tions. These are what we hear. ners out so far, running without The chirping rate also has some all-conference performer James YEAR END CLOSEOUTS... relation to temperature, with Johnson who was lost to more chirps as the weather gets graduation. hotter. Returning lettermen will be lawn mowers, tillers & tractors SMART Common crickets chirp their Eric Trapp (who is the number SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE AT REGULAR TIMES songs and pay no attention to one runner on the team right REDUCED FOR SUMMER CLEARANCE others of their kind engaged in now), Shane Empson, Tom similar song nearby. At least Jessen and Robert Stauffer. i SAVE ANOTHER 10% OFF | one kind of cricket, though, has Some new runners Coach evolved to the 'barbershop Pfeifer expects will be a big help quartet' style. Nobody knows to the team are Bill Green, John j OUR ALREADY LOW PRICED... exactly who leads off but at the Jessen, Craig Thurman and proper signal all crickets of this James Walls. . type join in to sing in unison. FOR HOME DELIVERY LUBE,OIL IZ95 How would you like a basement CALL 463-3461 full of those? & FILTER... | Q I Up to 5 qts. oil, Turbos extra COUPON EXPIRES AUGUST 31.1987 Rich's $ SUZUKI where the fun begins...

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tion; thence North 00 degrees 38 During the twelve months immediately minutes 00 seconds West, along the following the sale, the property may be North and South quarter line of said sec- redeemed. Dated at Troy. Michigan. July tion, 515.0 feet; thence West, parallel to 10. 1987. WMMmLMmm 616-468-8694 ^ the East and West quarter line of said STANDARD FEDERAL BANK, FOR SALE MORTGAGE SALE section. 426.40 feet to a line that is a federal savings bank ( 5586 Riverside Road. Coloma Trees and Shrubs CADILLACS. MERCEDES, PORSCHE. Default has been made in the condi- 2210.70 feet East of the West quarter Mortgagee related gardening supplies etc. direct from Government. Seized In tlons of a mortgage made by Ronald post of said section and measured at RONALD J. PALMER drug raids. Available your area. Save Odis Williams & Effia C. Williams, hus- right angles to said East and West Attorney for Mortgagee SthousandsS! 216-453-3000, Ext. A4283. band & wife, subsequently assumed by quarter line, thence South, along the last 2401 West Big Beaver Road 33-2-p Lenard Rolfe. a single man. to Fleet Mor- described line. 515.0 feet to the place of Troy. Michigan 48084 tgage Corp., f/k/a Mortgage Associates, beginning. 8/12. 8/19. 8/26. 9/2, 9/9. 1987. FOR SALE Inc a Rhode Island corporation, Mor SPINET-CONSOLE PIANO BARGAIN tgagee. Dated September 13. 1974. and CALL 468-5618 WANTED: RESPONSIBLE PARTY to take recorded on September 17.1974, in Liber over low monthly payments on spinet 983, on page 449, Berrien County THANK YOU piano. See Locally. Call Mr. White, Records. Michigan, on which mortgage Call the Mrs. 800-327-3345 Ext. 102. there is claimed to be due at the date To our friends, relatives, neighbors, churches, if you're Uto busy tu 30-5-p hereof the sum of Eleven Thousand Four uccomphsh ull ofyoxw lushs! cnp ca'i c Hundred Ninety Two & 99/100 Dollars Watervliet and Borgess Hospitals, doctors and "Call the Mrs." for (S11 4 9 2 includin9 in,ereS, 31 9,/ /o nurses, Coloma Ambulance, Coloma Schools, Cleaning and Organizing. DrIJeway Tubes 12 fnch diameter, alf a „ „ ^ ' Errands.

4 ln S,0CK Jm Relocation Services. Laundry and Ironing. iTrSlSr^V, JL - Under the power of sale contained in Coloma City Police, Davidson Funeral Home, Pastor Lumber Co. of Watervliet. said and the s,atute in such Party Planning. Condo Cleaning & Stocking. case made ancl Mike Yoho and Rev. George Wright for all the FOR SALE Provided, notice is Mlscellanous Helpful Services. PONTOON ifi ft Inhn^nn 17 H P hereby given that said mortgage will be prayers, cards, letters, visits, flowers, memorials, We will make your life easier for youl Meal Planning & Preparation. e^ctric-start motor', newTo" excellent 'oreclosed by a sale ofthemortgaged food, gifts, love, kindness and support after the And, we're Irustworthy, reliable and House Sitting. condition. Call 453-5162 d^VTthe'main^nUaTce to passing of our dear wife and mother Joyce. affordable! cnn cai P the County Building In St. Joseph.

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U a le aS T«foVp^ ^lf^4 3r58 aM^M Sa?d pre^nis^s ar^situated in the City ORGAN & PIANO or best offer. Call 674-3158 after 12.00 of Benton Harbor. Berrien County. PUBLIC HEARING HARTFORD CITY noon- •> « Michigan, and are described as: 34'2*P Lot 17. Block 1. F.M. MILLS EMPIRE WATERVLIET COUNCIL Modern methods of cnQ CAI p ADDITION to the City of Benton Harbor. orvAT con c^i p npn roRRFCT Berrien County. Michigan, according to TOWNSHIP SUMMARY the 31 instruction for 2 P' thereof, recorded September 6. PLANNING August 24, 1987 CRAFT Mustang Ski Boat Rebuilt 289 igi3 jn Book 5 of p|ats page 29. CK #? M Can During the six months or thirty days if COMMISSION CHILDREN & ADULTS The regular meeting was called to SticJqnr ni?l W8727 ,ound abant,oned immediately following 463-4969 or (312) 397-8727. the sa|e the pr0perly may be redeemed. order by Mayor Weeden, all members On Tuesday, September 8, 1987 at Dated August 26. 1987. present. 463-6813 $6.50 Va hour 7:30 p.m., the Watervliet Township Minutes of the August 10 regular HELP WANTED FLEET MORTGAMor?g° gee Planning Commission will hold a meeting were approved and placed APPLICATIONS BEING TAKEN FOR ucrHT A OHFNFY mortgagee public hearing at the Watervliet on file. Classes begin September 2 Presser. Counter Attendent. at Coloma ^"T & CHEN Township Hall. 3901 M-140. Water- A low bid of $20,465 was accepted Fabricare. Apply In person. Grand ^ vliet. Ml 49098 to consider a request from G. Selge Excavating for the June Gravltt for a re-zoning and Special Land Use Beechwood Street Storm Sewer pro- 617 Forest Park, Watervliet HELP WANTED 8/26.9/2.9/9.9/16.1987. Permit. The request is made by ject. FEDERAL, STATE & CIVIL SERVICE Gaylon L. Moss, 4923 N. Watervliet A letter requesting an extension of JOBS S16.707 to $59,148/Year, Now Hlr- „ Rd. Watervliet, Ml 49098. The propos- the 1984 Small Cities Program was inq. CALL JOB LINE 1-518-459-3611 Ext. MORTGAGE SALE ed use of the property is for a signed by the Mayor. F4583 for info. 24hr. Default has been made In the condl- seasonal trailer park-"Campground.' The council accepted the resigna- 34-4-p tions of a mortgage made by Gale L The re-zoning request Is to change tion of Charles Hadley from the Plan- Lechlitner & Connie L Lechitner. his the zoning from Agricultural to ning/Zoning Commission, with wi,e ITS A BARGAIN ' subsequently assumed by Patricia Recreational, with a Special Land regrets. IRON HARD RUSTY WATER SMELLS Medders a single woman, to Whltcomb Use Permit. The legal description of A Peddler's Permit was approved & SEE US FOR bad tastes bad-Rent a Rust Filter and Keller Mortgage Co., Inc., an ndiana the property is as follows: Part of the for Vincent Slaymaker of Union Cir- Water Conditioner for only $4 a month. corporation, Mortgagee, Dated January SE Quarter of Section 11 and part of culation to sell magazines until Dec. the NE Quarter of Section 14. T.3 S.. 31, 1987. Limited time offer. Call Now! Behnke 976 In nano i Soft Water at 1-800-523-8370 or 782-5100; J. ' Liber 1013, on page 436, Berrien R.I7 W. more exactly described as: The School Crossing Guard Agree- after 5 o'clock, 782-6139, Dowagiac. County Records Michigan, and assign- Commencing at a point on the ment was renewed and signed by the 34.4.0 ed by said Mortgagee to Federal Na- centerline of North Watervliet Road Mayor. tional Mortgage Association, a national that is 593.62 feet West and 118.08 Approval was given to pay Superior C0VS? CROP cqr rent mortgage association, by an assign- feet S. 37 degrees - 07 feet W. from Builders $11,988.54 as partial pay- m n niiPiPX APARTMENT FOR RENT IN e t dated February 24, 1976. and the NE Corner of said Section 14; ment for work performed on the S/ATPHUI IFT Two bedrooms caV- 'ecorded on February 26, 1976, In Liber thence Northwesterly along said Water System Improvement Project. centerline to the right-of-way of Approval was given to purchase a aPP Ce a t iC C h e ^5 oS- lth |i 'renf a n d Records^Mi^gan^on whichmort^age Michigan Highway M-140; thence hydraulic jack hammer at a cost not Southeasterly along said right-of- to exceed $2,700. Approval was given to contract RYE way, 1200 feet; thence West parallel 34.4.P One Hundred Five & 67/100 Dollars to the North line of said Section 14, with Lemac Sales to clean storm ($17,105.67), Including Interest at 9Vz% 710 feet; thence Northwesterly sewers on Bernard St. and Michigan FOR RENT per annum. perpendicular to North Watervliet Ave. at a cost not to exceed $1,700. LIMITED TIME OFFER. RENT A RUST Under the power of sale contained in Road to the centerline of said road to The Public Works and Fiscal filter and water softener for only $3.00 a said mortgage and the statute in such said centerline; thence Northeasterly reports were approved and placed on ^ WATERVLIET month. Behnke's Water Conditioning, case made and provided, notice is along said centerline to the place of file: 1-800-523-8370 or 1-782-9800. After 5 hereby given that said mortgage will be beginning. Containing 12 acres more Transfers to the General Fund to o'clock, call 1-782-6139. foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged or less. Any Interested parties may relieve the liability were approved as FRUIT EXCHANGE 32-4-b premises, or some part of them, at attend and have a chance to be follows: $10,000 from water. $5,000 public vendue, at the main entrance to heard. from sewer. 7121 lUi Anew Highway the County Building in St. Joseph, Cheryl Robertson The 1987 audit will be performed by TNtU fftl. PARENTS ^AllMOAV Michigan, at 10 o'clock a.m., Local Time, Secretary Plante and Moran at a cost of $7,750 ATTENTION PARENTS • 00-300 on Thursday, September 10, 1987. 34-2 with the Small Cities audit to be 463-3187 GIVE YOUR CHILD THE BEST! Said premises are situated In the City Salem Lutheran Day School In Coloma $1,000. of Nlles, Berrien County, Michigan, and Chief Tom Fuller was granted a still has room for a few preschool and are described as: Lot 19 "BELLAIRE", ac- leave of absence with pay until K-4 students. Call Nancy at 429-7975 or cording to the Plat thereof, recorded September 1, 1987. Judy at 468-6567. Call Today! March 11, 1953 in Volume 13 of Plats, A donation of $250 will be given to page 17, Berrien County Records. Nlles REAL SERVICE the Van Buren Co. Transportation. Township. DIVORCES: $175 without children; $225 Weeden voted nay. During the six months or thirty days If with children. BANKRUPTCY: $200. Call ESTATE The meeting adjourned at 9:38 p.m. found abandoned immediately following Respectfully submitted: Business Services Center, 982-0380 for the sale, the property may be redeemed. Geraldine Walker appointment. Dated: July 29. 1987. Ot-4 AUCTION City Clerk Federal National Mortgage Association. GARAGE SALE Assignee of Mortgagee SALE: AUGUST 27, 28. and 29. 5090 Red SALE Hecht & Cheney CITY OF Arrow. 2 miles west of Coloma. Gas Sixth Floor Frey Building stove, stereo, ladders, yard tools, etc. REAL ESTATE 'AUCTION WATERVLIET Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 Thurs,, August 27, at 5:00 p.m. 7/29,8/5.8/12.8/19,8/26,1987. HYDRANT RUMMAGE SALE Located 8 miles south of St. FLUSHING SALE-DOUBLE OVEN GAS RANGE, MORTGAGE SALE Joseph, Mich., on John Beers casual dining set, appliances, clothing, Default having been made in the terms stationary riding bike. Friday & Satur- Rd. at the comet of Wash NOTICE and conditions of a certain mortgage day 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 7202 Beechwood made by Terrance R. Paulk and Sandra ington Ave. 14.35 acres of land Circle. Watervliet (behind the golf course K. Paulk, his wife Mortgagor, to Stan- fcV/684' on John Beers & 454' on The City of Watervliet will be off Forest Beach). dard Federal Savings and Loan Associa- Washington Ave. Water and flushing hydrants on Thursday, August 27, & Friday, August 28. from tion, now known as Standard Federal sewer. Will offer altogether or Bank, a federal savings bank, of Troy, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Oakland County, Michigan, Mortgagee, In partials. Terms: 10t down On Thursday, August 27, all dated June 6, 1983, and recorded In the day of sale, balance at time o hydrants from the Main St. R.R. W-'Mmz LEGALS office of the Register of Deeds for the closing. 'HELEN FLORENCE tracks south, east & west to the City - mm County of Berrien and State of Michigan, Limits will be flushed. on June 9, 1983, In Liber 1183, on Page JOLLAY' Estate. John M. On Friday, August 28, all hydrants MORTGAGE SALE 446, of Berrien County Records, on from the Main St. R.R. tracks north, Default has been made in the condi- Glassman & Sons: AUC- f * which mortgage there Is claimed to be east & west to the City Limits (in- tions of a mortgage made by Paul J. Kac- TIONEERS & REALTORS (ph) due, at the date of this notice, for prin- cluding Pokagon Hgts.) will be flush- mar. Jr. & Dawn S. Kacmar. husband & cipal and Interest, the sum of Forty- Eau Claire, Mich. 461-6271 (or ed. wife, to Whltcomb & Keller Mortgage Jm Three Thousand Five Hundred Sixteen •1422. Glenn Openneer Jr. Co Inc.. an Indiana corporation. Mor- and 39/100 Dollars ($43,516.39); Supt. of Public Works tqaqee. Dated March 9.1978. and record- And no suit or proceedings at law or In City of Watervliet ed on March 14. 1978, in Liber 1070, on equity having been Instituted to recover 33-2-c page 172, Berrien County Records. the debt secured by said mortgage or Michigan, and assigned by said Mor- any part thereof. Now, Therefore, by vir- tgagee to Federal National Mortgage tue of the power of sale contained In Association, a national mortgage said mortgage, and pursuant to the AUCTION association, by an assignment dated statute of the State of Michigan in such March 14, 1978. and recorded on June 9, PAY YOUR case made a provided, notice is hereby 1978, in Liber 1077. on page 69. Berrien given that on Thursday, September 24, SALE County Records, Michigan, on which 1987, at ten O'clock A.M., local time, said mortgage there is claimed to be due at SUBSCRIPTION AUCTION: Fri., AUGUST 28, at mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale at the date hereof the sum of Forty Four public auction, to the highest bidder. Im- WHEN IT IS 10:30 a.m. Located 2 miles Thousand One Hundred Sixty Four & mediately Inside the front entrance to 21/100 Dollars ($44,164.21), including in- south of Watervliet, Mich., on the Berrien County Courthouse In the Ci- terest at 8.75% per annum. M-140 then % mile east on Car- ty of St. Joseph, Berrien County, Under the power of sale contained in Michigan (that being the building where mody Rd. REAL ESTATE: 20 said mortgage and the statute in such the Circuit Court for the County of Ber- case made and provided, notice is acre farm wfi6' x 128' well- rien Is held), of the premises described Please, hereby given that said mortgage will be insulated building w/2nd floor. In said mortgage, or so much thereof as foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged may be necessary to pay the amount 20' x 70' building. 16' x 16' premises, or some part of them, at due, as aforesaid, on said mortgage, Washroom. 12'x 16'cabin. 12' my little girl public vendue, at the main entrance to with the Interest thereon at Twelve and the County Building in St. Joseph. POSTAL REGULATIONS REQUIRE x 24' building. House-trailer Three-Quarters percent (12.75%) per an- Michigan, at 10 o'clock A.M.. Local Time, w/2 add-ons. Listed for num and all legal costs, charges and ex- SECOND-CLASS SUBSCRIPTIONS needs "blood. on Thursday. October 1. 1987. penses, Including the attorney fees $85,900.00. FARM EQUIP- Said premises are situated in the allowed by law, and also any sum or BE PAID IN ADVANCE-WHEN Township of Three Oaks. Berrien Coun- MENT: 14' M.F. transport disc. sums which may be paid by the under- ty. Michigan, and are described as: 1 row transplanter. 1 row signed. necessary to protect its Interest YOUR SUBSCRIPTION CHARGE IS That part of the W Va of the SE ,/4 of In the premises, which said premises are potato harvester. Plows, Section 17. T8S. R20W. Three Oaks described as follows: OVERDUE, WE HAVE NO CHOICE drags, trailers, wagon, gravity Township. Berrien County. Michigan, All that certain piece of parcel of land described as follows, to-wlt: box, manure spreader, cult, 2 situate in the Township of Bainbridge in TO -Commencing at a point on the cement mixers, 9 farrowing the County of Berrien, and State of centerline of Forest Lawn Road that in- Michigan, and described as follows: crates, feeders, storage tanks, tersects the E line of the NW V* of the SE The East 40 acres of the South 100 V, of said Section 17; thence N81 '61 Corvair motor & transmis- acres of the Northwest quarter of Sec- degrees 02'W. along said centerline. CANCEL sion & etc. Pallets, platform tion 35, Township 4 South, Range 17 338 03 feet; thence N 387.43 feet; thence West; Excepting Therefrom commenc- IT. YOUR PROMPT ATTENTION scales, air compressor, misc. N89 degrees 53'E 333.85 feet to said E ing at a point on the East and West building items. Some power line of the NW V* of the SE Vi; thence S. quarter line of said section; that is East TO YOUR SUBSCRIPTION along said E line. 441.0 feet to the place tools, etc. Some household 2085.70 feet from the West quarter post of beginning. SUBJECT to the rights of of said section; thence East, along said goods, elec. range, refrigerator the public In that part thereof lying in quarter line, 125.0 feet; thence North, at 20' freezer. White ornamental Forest Lawn Road. »right angles to said quarter line, 348.48 furniture. Misc. household Imagine if you had to ask for blood to save the life of someone you love, During the twelve months Immediately BILL Next time the American Red Cross asks, give blooa, pi ease. feet; thence West, parallel to said following the sale, the property may be goods. Some tenant fur- quarter line, 125.0 feet, thence South redeemed. Dated August 26, 1987 WILL BE GREATLY 348.48 feet to the place of beginning; nishings. OWNER: HARRY FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE also Excepting Therefrom commencing ASSOCIATION ZEPIK. John M. Glassman & at a point on the East and West quarter Assignee of Mortgagee APPRECIATED Sons: Auctioneers (ph) Eau GIVE BLOOD, PLEASE + line of said section, that is East 2210.70 HECHT & CHENEY feet from the West quarter post of said Claire, Mich. 461-6271 (or) Sixth Floor Frey Building This message sponsored by the State Bank of Coloma Amerlcao section; thence East, along said quarter 982-0425. RadCro* Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 line. 429.75 feet to the center of said sec- THANK YOU 8/26, 9/2. 9/9. 9/16. 1987 August 26,1987 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE ELEVEN LMC millage election Paiv Paw Lake Soccer sign-up to be held Monday, August 31 By Lynn Attlla By Lynn Attila qualified faculty and multiple The Lake Michigan College The beginning of another concession stand at Hayes Park student services, including District is asking to levy up to school year heralds the start of from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. For in- financial aid and job placement, one additional mill in a special another exciting soccer season! surance reasons, no child will assure that area residents have election to be held Monday, Paw Paw Lake Soccer League be allowed on the field until a access to excellence in higher August 31. officials report this year will be signed registration form and fee education. According to information better than ever. is turned into the registrar. The college's partnership with published by Friends of Lake According to Carole Ster- The registration fee is $15 per business and industry and Michigan College, the college naman. league registrar, a cou- child with a maximum fee of economic development is also has not had a millage increase ple of changes have been made $37.50 per family. Each child important. The Institute for since the original countywide to the league this year. "First of will be issued a team shirt which Business and Industry and charter in 1963, 24 years ago. all, we are adding a Kinder- may be kept at the end of the Small Business Development \ The increase in funds has garten Division. Second, our season. Coaches will explain Center develop and conduct been earmarked for several organization has joined the recommended clothing and employee-training programs specific needs: 1)return instruc- American Youth Soccer shoes at the first practice. and work closely with a variety tional equipment to approved Tetanus shot information is a of governmental units to provide Organization (AYSO) based in levels. 2)restore the schedule of must when filling out the job training and retraining for California." capital Improvements at the col- Mrs. Sternaman said registra- registration forms. area residents. i lege and cover projected in- tion will be held on Saturday, Each team has about two Election promoters report all creases in operating costs. 3)in- August 29, from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. practices per week, depending registered voters living within stall a telecommunications at the concession stand at on the weather. Games are held Berrien County and Covert system to receive communica- Hayes Park in Watervliet. For on Sunday afternoons beginn- Township in Van Buren County tions from other state educa- new youngsters and parents ing September 13. Parents are are eligible to vote in the August tional institutions and forward who aren't familiar with the responsible for the prompt ar- 31 special election. You do not them to communities and sport, a soccer demonstration rival and departure of their have to be a property owner to THE EARLY BIRD CATCHES businesses in Southwest will be held that same afternoon youngsters. who participated in early vote. THE...SOCCER BALL?... Michigan. 4)create a Skill at 2:00 p.m., also at Hayes Park. For more information regar- registration at the Glad-Peach Voting will take place bet- Newcomer to the Trl-City area, Enhancement Center to help Late registration will be ac- ding registration, call 468-4266. Festival were eligible for the ween the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 Joshua Wheeler, son of Mr. and students succeed in college cepted Monday, August 31, Coaches' telephone numbers drawing. Joshua and his family p.m. on Monday, August 31, at Mrs. David Wheeler, Watervliet, level classes. 5)expand and im- Tuesday, September 1, and will be given to the players at are relocating to this area from your local election precinct. was the winner of a spanking- prove south Berrien County pro- Wednesday, September 2, at the the first practice. Florida. According to information new soccer ball. Youngsters grams and facilities. 6)provide released by 'Friends of Lake computer-aided instruction pro- Michigan College.' If the market grams. 7)improve support for the value of your home is $30,000 fine arts. 8)convert the Com- Area youths take home trophies from fair the one-mill increase will cost munity Center to include an Champion Short Hair Cat and you 31 cents per week or $1.25 as well in the animal divisions: Showmanship and also the Sun- auditorium, training room, By Lynn Attlla the Reserve Grand Champion per month; likewise, if the POULTRY-Jeff Duffield, Col- downers 4-H Club Trophy for classroom space and a telecom- Youngsters across Berrien Cat was Charity Baiers of Ben- market value of your home is oma took home the Reserve Reserve Champion Western munications center. 9)provide County are finally able to take a ton Harbor. Her brother, $70,000 you would spend 73 Champion Rooster award. Pleasure. Heather Mohney, money for grants requiring mat- moment and relax as the 1987 George, won the Champion cents per week for the millage SHEEP-Jeff Ginter, also of Benton Harbor, won the Evelyne ching funds. Berrien County Youth Fair drew increase or $2.92 per month. Coloma, won the Nicole Ginter Smith Memorial Trophy for Long Haired Kitten award. Todd Lake Michigan College has to a close Sunday. Atherton, Coloma, took home The millage proposal will ap- Trophy for Sheep Showmanship- Reserve Champion English been a part of Michigan's Fair officials report nearly the Reserve Champion Long pear on the ballot as follows: Young Jr. Division. Pleasure. Southwest for 41 years. Since 3,000 young people presented Haired Kitten and the Reserve "Shall the trustees of the Lake RABBITS-The trophy for the GOATS-A Coloma girl, Staci the first class of 78 students, the over 12,000 still exhibits alone, Grand Champion Kitten while Michigan College District be Grand Champion Pen of Rabbits Keirnan, won the Mark & Paul college has matured into a ma- in what Four Flags 4-H instruc- Heather Mohney, Benton Har- authorized to levy up to one ad- went to Todd Atherton, Coloma, Duschek Trophy for Grand jor educational and training tor Penny Hanks termed, "the bor, won the Best Personal- ditional mill per dollar of state while the Reserve Champion Champion Dairy Wether Goat. force in the region. second largest Youth Fair in the ity Cat award. equalized valuation on the tax- CATS-The winner of the Today, more than 5,000 United States." Pen of Rabbits was awarded to able property, both real and per- Allison Duffield. The Atherton students are enrolled in a wide Scores of Tri-City young peo- sonal, in the district to provide Family Trophy went to the variety of transfer, two-year ple earned accommodations for funds for general purposes for a Angora owned by Jackie Rybarc- degree and continuing educa- their exhibits, many even period of twenty years from 1987 tion programs. A highly- achieving champion status. zyk, Coloma, and Todd Atherton, to 2006 inclusive? In the Crafts Division, Heather another Coloma youth, won Yetzke of Watervliet won the Best Opposite. Heather Janke, Champion Home Environment Benton Harbor, took the Best of Exhibit and the Reserve Cham- Breed award for her Rex; Brian pion Photography award. Hornus, Coloma, for his English Rlchonda Schults of Benton Spot. Brian Hornus also took Harbor was awarded the Best Opposite for his English Blossomland Ceramics Trophy Spot and Lonnie Johnson, Col- for Reserve Grand Champion oma. took Best Opposite for Ceramics. Black and Tan. In the Home Economics- SWINE-Allison Duffield. Col- Knitting & Crocheting Division, oma, was the first-place winner Sarah Boyer from Coloma took in the single Market Hog the Berrienettes Home Medium Weight Class. She also Economics Group Trophy for won the Scott Foster Trophy for Reserve Champion Knitting and Reserve Grand Champion Mar- r WINNER'S CIRCLE... Crocheting and also the special ket Hog. grader at St. Joseph Catholic Annie McGee. 10-year-old award offered by Ivelise's, a HORSE-The winner of the School, Watervliet, this fall. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. KITCHEN HELPERS... crochet hook set. Katrina Silver Buckles 4-H Club Trophy Michael McGee of Watervliet, Heather Yetzke and Jody Krieger from Coloma won the for Reserve Champion Pony Oueas Who's Coming ACCOUNTING ft INCOME TAX proudly displays ribbons she Brltenfeld, Watervliet 4-H Champion Sleeveless Sweater, Showmanship was Coloma resi- To Dixmerl won at the 1987 Berrien County SERVICE members, were kept busy at the Shell, Vest, Skirt or Shorts and dent Kim Shearer. Allison Duf- Youth Fair. Annie took 6th place 4-H Lemonade stand, a conces- the Reserve Champion Needle- field, Coloma, took home the STEVEN J. LEMON C.P.A. sion stand featured at the 1987 art; while Karen Hirsch, also Debbie Ragan Memorial Trophy In Pony Pleasure Driving and 5th 468-6509 (32-12-p) Berrien County Youth Fair. from Coloma, was awarded the for Champion Senior Western In Trail Class. She will be a 5th- Champion Patterned Sweater. A young lady from Watervliet, Kerry Jeffery, won the Cham- EPPLE ORCHARDS pion Sleepware and Nightgowns FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SPECTACULAR and the Reserve Champion Cha- mion Cotton Short Dress. She received a trophy for her VEGETABLES achievements. Karen Hirsch of Fresh Sweet Corn Coloma received the Champion 463-4168 Personalized Garment Trophy. Vine-Ripened Tomatoes The girls participated in the Pest Control Home Economics-Sewing Divi- You Can FRUIT sion. Juicy Red Haven Peaches. Frank Hanks III, from Count On S Watervliet, received first place 0.V^ Large Sweet Cantaloupe. in the Home Economics Special Awards Division for his Pickles Sweet and Tasty Blueberries and Relishes. Heather Janke of Benton Harbor won the Cham- INOW OPEN EVERYDAY 9-7 M-140, just north of Watervliet pion Pound Cake Trophy while A HAVEN FOR THE WEARY... Karen Hirsch, Coloma, took Exhausted falrgoers take time home the Reserve Grand Cham- out In the new octagon-shaped pion Foods Exhibit Trophy. rest shelter erected In memory Stop in and pick-up our In the Flower Division, Sheryl of F.W. 'Bud* Bruce. Bruce, who Janke, Benton Harbor, was passed away on August 4,1987, new Gift Catalog awarded the Reserve Champion Is heralded as a "guiding llghr Perennial Flower Specimen 3 in the early years of the Berrien Vz" and over while Sarah Boyer, County Youth Fair. The Coloma, won the Reserve Cham- memorial shelter was built with pion Houseplant and Planter. donations made to the Bud Local youngsters did equally Get the Bruce Memorial Fund. He was a resident of Berrien Center. worlds finest products . . prompt, "Vacation's Over!" friendly, Tavern local Now comes the heating season, service . . . with Increased fire risks • the discount hunting season with Increased Food & Spirits prices Injury and liability risks. 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