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LETTERS TO nprn ROLLING BACK AT YOUR SPORTS & WANT ADS THE EDITOR OBITUARIES THE YEARS SERVICE OUTDOORS & NOTICES SEE PAGE 2 SEE PAGE 4 SEE PAGE 6 SEE PAGE 16 SEE PAGES 11 & 12 SEE PAGE 17 COLOMA HARTFORD WATERVLCET 25c THE TRI-CITY RECORD Vol. 104 - No. 17 RED ARROW EDITION OF THE WATERVLIET RECORD April 27,1988 Top students 20 new jobs announced for County okays loan for Hartford H.S. • Michael David DeMorrow, son new foundry in Watervliet of David and Cheryl DeMorrow, P.O. Box 576, Hartford, has been named valedictorian for the By Lynn Malnwarlng-Attila the South Haven area. Class of 1988 at Hartford High The Berrien County Board of County monies borrowed for School, with a 4.0 grade point Commissioners authorized last the project will be repaid over a average. Thursday, April 21, an $80,000 seven-year period at eight per- A well-rounded Individual, loan from the county's revolving cent interest. A tenant in the vacant Cardinal Metals die cast foundry in Watervliet could mean 20 new jobs. Michael DeMorrow has par- loan fund for a new industry ticipated In a wide variety of ac- planning to open Its door In tivities during his student Watervliet Township. tenure. He has been a member Mike DeMorrow, Valedictorian Shore Line Industries, Inc., a of the varsity football, basket- proposed zinc and aluminum die ball and baseball teams, serving casting operation, will occupy High marks for supt as captain on all three. He has the former Cardinal Metals plant been Vice President of the Na- located at 7870 Elm Street, tional Honor Society. He served Watervliet. from Coloma Board By Marion Leedy his class as president of his According to Danny Gray, Ex- assisting in improving the The Coloma Community freshman class. He has been a ecutive Director of the Coloma Board's credibility within the Schools' Board of Education member of the Academic Chal- Watervliet Area Economic community. met in closed session on April lenge team, jazz band, pit band, Development Corporation, the The Board suggested Tallman 26, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of concert and marching bands. new enterprise would increase work more closely with the staff evaluating Superintendent Clif- DeMorrow received the DAR the community tax base while in implementing Board policies ford Tallman's performance as Good Citizen award and a Na- providing about twenty employ- and place greater emphasis on chief administrator of the Col- tional Merit Letter of Commen- ment oossibilltles. future curriculum development oma school system. The evalua- dation. He has been the reci- Craig E. Hardin and his wife. by providing direct leadership in tions covered 31 categories and pient of Academic All-State LuAnn M. Hardin, owners of this area. Football honors, All-Conference Shore Line Industries, will refur- were rated on a scale of one to Football and All-Conference bish the existing building and four (1-4) with four (4) being Honorable Mention Baseball. grounds at a projected cost of perfect. The overall rating given Twp. okays $1,500 He has been a member of the $535,000. The Hardlns previous- Tallman by the Board was 3.3. All-Star Band. ly owned a similar business in The Board of Education com- budget for its share DeMorrow plans to attend James Walls, Salutatorian mended Tallman for profes- Michigan Technological Univer- HITCHING A RIDE...Grace sional leadership and providing to Watervliet Airport sity to study chemical engineer- Christian School Administrator the Board timely information By Bob Lohr ing. He has received the and Coloma resident Brian regarding operation of the Coloma City Hall Members of the Watervliet Michigan Competitive Scholar- Mayfleld gave a 'pint-sized' schools as a basis for making Airport Board, at their regular ship and the Michigan Techno- friend and 'eagle-eyed' view of a Board decisions and especially mortgage paid off monthly meeting, were informed logical University Board of Con- 'hard day's' work. For a com- financial information. The Board by Township Supervisor and Air- trol Award. plete story and photos of local also praised him for estab- By Marion Leedy port Board member Merle Bu- The salutatorian for the Hart- student^ involved in this recent lishing a smooth situa- Coloma City Commissioners jack that a $1,500 operating ford High School Class of 1988 project in the Dominican tion between the administration voted Monday night to pay the budget request was approved by is James Walls, son of James R. and the Board of Education and remaining $36,380.01 owed on Republic, see page 18. the Watervliet Township Board. and Marguerite Walls, 205 East the City Hall building. The ac- The operating budget is used at Main Street, Hartford. tion was taken without fanfare the airport for general main- Walls maintained a 3.95 grade with the Commissioners noting tenance of airport grounds and point average during his high the City still owes $40,000 on the to possibly fund future projects. school career while par- new fire station. Karl Bayer. Board Vice Chair- ticipating in a variety of ac- The City Hall was purchased man, thanked Bujack and the tivities. He has been a member in 1985 at a cost of $63,500. It Township Board on behalf of the of the National Honor Society was the former Christian Airport Board for the budget ap- for the past three years, a Stu- Science building but had not proval. dent Council member and a Stu- been used by that group for In the past the airport dent Council representative to several years. Coloma's former operated on a $2,000 budget the Board of Education. He has Mayor Glenn Randall was the with equal amounts coming participated in cross country, promoter for the purchase of the from both the City and track and basketball. This past building by the City. The City of- Township. The Airport Board summer, he participated in a six- fices were housed, at that time, has also requested the same week student exchange pro- in a municipal building shared amount from the City but its ap- gram in Spain. with the City/Township Fire proval is still pending. Walls was a semifinalist in Department and City Police Also during the meeting, a the Michigan Math Competition. Department which were no motion was approved by Board He had perfect school atten- longer adequate. For the fourth year, The Tri-City Record will sponsor its Best members to trade one of the air- dance for 11 out of 13 years. He The City borrowed $50,000 for Mom' contest for Mother's Day. May 6. ARBOR DAY CELEBRATION... port's two maintenance tractors also won Best of Show' at the the purchase of the Christian On that day a mother, grandmother, stepmother or best friend Hartford Mayor William Weeden in exchange for another. The Van Buren County Youth Fair for Science building with $30,00 go- will receive a dozen red roses and more than 30 gifts from area and members of the Hartford Ci- tractor, owned by Victor Grahn, his string art entry. ing for remodeling and $20,000 merchants as the 'Best Mom' of 1988. See pages 6, 7 & 8 for a ty Council planted a tree in Ely Airport Assistant Manager, is a Walls has his sights set on applied to the land contract. The complete listing of all the gifts and special Mother's Day offers. Park on Thursday, April 21, as an larger tractor enabling the air- the University of Southern City Police Department is Selection of 'Best Mom' is made by the staff of The Tri-City Arbor Day tribute. Mayor port to use wider lawn mowing California and plans to study located in the new City building. Record based on the contents of a nominating letter submitted Weeden officially dedicated the equipment, according to Grahn. political science with a minor in Mayor Marvin Taylor told the on behalf of the candidate. new tree to C.M. Hampton and Wider mowing equipment, not medicine. He has received the Commission that Randall will be To enter that special lady in your life in the Best Mom' com- David Hampton, local residents yet purchased, will greatly Michigan State Trustee Scholar- honored for his 24 years in office petition, simply write a letter to the Editor of The Record. In 150 who refurbished trees in the reduce time and thus save on ship and the Lake Michigan Col- as Coloma's Mayor by the North words or less, tell why she deserves to win the 'Best Mom' title. area after the devastating storm fuel used to maintain the lege Trustee Scholarship. Berrien Senior Center at 4:30 Sign the letter and give your address and telephone number of 1957. The mayor said proper grounds, according tp A'rport Other graduating seniors in p.m. on May 10 with the planting (don't forget Mom's name!). Deadline for the letter entry is Fri- credit had never be«n given to Manager Robert Lohr. The the top ten of the Class of 1988 of a flowering crab tree in Ran- day, May 6. at noon. The 'Best Mom' letter writer will be notified the Hamptons for the fine job grounds are currently maintain- are Timothy Heater, John Jes- dall Park. He said details on that that day and the 'Best Mom' will receive her red roses on Sunday, they had done. The new tree had ed by a five-foot-wide 'brush sen, Michael Lasinski, Tracy event will be released from the Mother's Day. Her picture and the nominating letter will appear been donated by County Line hog' and typically takes 8-10 Felt, Ruth Morsaw, Tama Lewis, center. in the May 11 edition of The Record. All letters submitted for con- Nursery, Hartford Township, hours to complete, just the air- June Bogart and Billie Sue (photo by Lynn Attila) sideration will appear in The Record as space allows up to and Sharpsteen. after Mother's Day. See AIRPORT on page 8

WE ASKED YOU... Can vou think of a more equitable way to support our public school systems than with property tax?

FRANK SAUCED! THERESA JOAN 4 s LANSING DEBRA ANDRADE JONES-SAUCEDO LAWRENCE CONNIE RODRIGUEZ "I think it should be ERNEST BYRD "There are so many HARTFORD supported through LANSING HARTFORD CINDY LOWE PATRICIA MILES HARTFORD government sup- "There are other ways. sales tax as has been "It should be through "It's something that HARTFORD HARTFORD 1 don't pay any atten- plements, 1 don't see The Skills Center holds proposed. Why should sales tax. Why should has to be done (paying "I fwl that's probably ..Sa|es tion. I don't know and why they need property benefits to raise property owners be tax- my property taxes go properly taxes). It's just up when I have a junk DE,INI,E, BE A couldn't say. Been llvin' taxes to support the money. They could sell ed who don't even have V part of being here." yard next door?" mg property taxes) Idea!" by myself since 'SI." schools." stuff the kids made." children in school?" APRIL 27,1988 PAGE TWO TRI-CITY RECORD APRIL 27, 1988 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE THREE

R^Y MOTHER ALWAYS TOLD ME NVOfMKI The Back Fence /AAK State Horse our a Jamboree winners By Anne Bayer r Greg Woznlak of Berrien Since I seem to be the one man of the house. The sisters County won the Junior Division who gets to do all of the talking were so proud to have my uncle of the Public Speaking Contest each week In this publication in charge that we were lavished at the Michigan 4-H Horse Jam- and by the fact that this with the best the orphanage had • NHS INDUCTEES...Nineteen academically-talented young men and boree April 9 at Michigan State machine (or should I say com- to offer. women were inducted Into the Watervliet National Honor Society University. Greg's parents are puter) only allows one person at This column is written during a candlelight ceremony Thursday, April 21, in the High School James and Colleen Woznlak of J a time to type, pull up a chair because my "Uncle Father Bill" library. The 1988 Inductees are (seated, left to right): twelfth-grader Niles. Greg is nine years old and RUN WITH YOUR DREAMS...Watervliet High School Principal David and get comfortable because I passed away this weekend, after • Charles Nearpass; eleventh-graders Kim Wilson, Stan Weckworth, a member of the Al Bar 4-H Club. Lickfeldt shakes hands with renown motivational speaker Maureen would like to tell all of you out a long time of suffering. Toward Ellen Tober, Jessica Rutledge, Kellle McDonald, Rodney Kiser; (stan- ^ Other 4-H'ers from Berrien Bums following a presentation April 19. Bums, billed as "an en- there about a special person in the end I understand that he • ding, left to right) tenth-graders Steve Weckworth, Clinton VanLlnder, County who received awards thusiastic, dynamic, national speaker'* urged a local audience to my life. I know that most of my could not eat or walk or even • Erik Smith, Tammy Skorupa, Rlchonda Shults, Kurt Muenchow, Katie were: Junior Hlppology Team, "Find the child within yourself" and to "Always run, don't walk, with columns are about all of the talk, but I was told he was never Marvin, Mark Lottrldge, Tim Kabel, Greg Grear, Sarah Dibble, Melissa second place. Team members your dreams." special people that I know, but without a smile and his chalk- Burg, (photo by Lynn Attila) were Tammy Reeves, Watervliet; Her first book, 'Run With Your Dreams,* has sold over 50,000 this man affected the lives of board to respond to the well- Emily Wlsler, Nlles; Kelly copies, is in its seventh printing and is available in three different many people, not just mine. wishers. Roberts, Watervliet; and Kelly NEW CHAPTER MEMBERS...Foui1ean Coloma High School students languages. Burns was sponsored by the Watervliet Community I guess I have to give you all No, not many people know Hall, Buchanan. Winning Junior became members of the schoors William L. Alwood Chapter of the Hospital Auxiliary. The program was open to the public, (photo by some history Into who I am talk- about this man but the ones who Hlppology Individuals were: National Honor Society last week. From left to right, front row, are: Lynn Attila). ing about. My mother comes depended on him for leadership Tammy Reeves, 4th, and Emily Melissa Poclask, Lynne Phililpi, Rachel Miller, David Kibler, Vicki Wlsler, 7th. WESCO of from a large family of 15 from and understanding will never be Hosbein and Joseph Fester. Shown left to right, back row, are: the small community of Perkins, able to forget this man of the Angela Farls, John Willming, James Walke, Tammy Vance, Michael Michigan, In the Upper Penin- cloth, who reacted to the human Spica, Shelley Schoenemann, Melissa Schaus and Beth Rogers. COLOMA sula. They were an extremely spirit and left comfort where close family and are lucky ever he went. JILL WENDZEL MAKES DEAN'S CGW AT enough to have most of the Mom, just a note to say you LIST AT DAVENPORT LANSING CALIFORNIA ^OLER members still living. were the perfect sister to a more Word has been received by To subscribe to The Record My mother was a twin, and her than perfect brother, and he is Mr. and Mrs. Alton Wendzel of KARL'S now where he was always striv- North Branch Road, Balnbrldge, brother's name was Wilber and, PAW PAW AVE. 468-3667 CREAM OF THE CROP...Seven Watervliet National Honor Society Call 463-3461 REPORT as In most small towns, he car- ing to be, with no suffering. that their daughter, Jill Anne members were chosen as club officers for the coming year. They are Lansing Report is written exclusively for the Tri Wendzel, Is on the Dean's List ried the nickname of Bill. (left to right): Phil Gearhart, Treasurer; Laura Nichols, Secretary; KOLUMN City Record by State Representative Lad S. Now, dates and times escape SCHOOL CALENDAR FOR for the winter term at Davenport Chantelle Brewer, Vice President; Jan Willmeng, President; Kurt College, Kalamazoo branch. By Karl Bayer Stacey. Rep. Stacey will write of issues affec- me and for someone who has WATERVLIET PUBLIC Muenchow, Ellen Tober and Rlchonda Shults, School Board ting the state in general and the area in par- trouble remembering her own SCHOOLS representatives. Jill Is enrolled In the medical ticular. He welcomes your comments & birthday and what age she is go- Sunday, May 1, 1988: Jr.-Sr. office administration curriculum BEST MOM told me to grow it back and Amy questions. ing to be it would be hard for me High School- Jazz Concert, and is pursuing an associate In Don't forget to write a letter to made a snide remark about a to give you exact times. But I 2:00 p.m. applied science degree. She Is Coloma •Watervliet •Hartford the editor (me) for The Record's double chin peeking over my NEW LAW PENALIZES , would like to let you all know a Monday, May 2, 1988: Lunch- also a graduate of the Twin City NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE •Best Mom' contest. The winner collar. Little Ryan Attila told her TAMPERING WITH FOOD, little about my Uncle Bill. Pizza. South Elem.- P.T.O. WHS to present Beauty College and operates a PROGRAM this year will win gifts, dinners mom I wasn't cute anymore and WATER AND MEDICINE For one thing when I was a Meeting, 7:00 p.m.; North shop, The Orchard Styling T DOUBLE Great Lakes coastal, river or and gift certificates from more Justin commented that finally I People who deliberately inject small child I was never sure School, Brownies, 6:00 p.m.; 'The Mouse That Roared' Salon, evenings and weekends. inland lake property owners are than 30 area merchants. had more hair on my head than a harmful substance into food, what to call him...for you see, he Jr.-Sr. High School— JV Base- And mom will see her name in on my chin. now entitled to request payment drink, medicine or a water supp- was a priest in the Roman ball at South Haven, 4:00 p.m. creates a humerous evening of of flood insurance claims before AN INVASION OF THE print, compliments of you. The ultimate response was ly will be subject to severe Catholic Church. In fact, he was Tuesday, May 3, 1988: Lunch- COUPONS UNITED STATES BY A FOREIGN theatre for local play-goers. Even though you may have Saturday afternoon while I was an insured structured suffers penalties under legislation a Monsignor within that church. Turkey & Gravy. All Schools- MILITARY POWER?!?! Sound Tickets for the show are $3.50 OES TO SPONSOR SWISS written a letter in previous years, selling White Canes for the damage by erosion, thanks to a spanran USDA ALL DAY recently signed into law by So when Uncle Bill came to School Family Day. North impossible? Improbable? In- for general admission and $2.50 you're still welcome to enter Lions Club. My post was out- recent amendment to the Na- STEAK DINNER stones Governor Blanchard. visit we would all call him "Un- School- Girl Scouts, 6:00 p.m.; credible? Not according to the for senior citizens and students. again. side Smith's Family Restaurant tional Flood Insurance Program Watervliet Chapter #232, cle Father Bill." Mom was so Jr.-Sr. High School - Softball at Fine Arts Department at Water- Tickets are available from cast and, while there, manager Tam- PA 87 makes intentional (NFIP). Order of the Eastern Star, will £1-. WEDNESDAY close to her brother. The entire Galien, 4:00 p.m.; Varsity Base- vliet High School. One of the members (their names will be TO BEARD OR NOT TO BEARD my Howley gave me a sketch of tampering a felony punishable "Previously, a structure had to sponsor Its annual Swiss Steak W»' Koi-rw Th.- Ki^hi To Limit Ouantiti** family got excited when he ball at Galien, 4:00 p.m.; Jr. Hi. most popular school offerings announced in next week's story) That is the question. Whether a kiddie menu she had asked me by up to five years in prison. If be damaged as a direct result of Dinner on Sunday, May 1, at the came for a visit and, naturally, Track with Galien/Hartford, across the country is the and at the box office before it is nobler to go forth slick to typeset. When Tammy return- the action results in great bodily flood-related erosion before a Watervliet High School cafe- we were all on our best behavior. Home, 4:30 p.m. delightful somedy, The Mouse each production. Ticket informa- USDA CHOICE cheeked or to cower behind ed inside, waitress Nancy asked harm to the poisoning victim, claim would be paid," said Pen- teria. Serving will be from 12 Coming from a large family as Wednesday, May 4, 1988: That Roared,' by Leonard Wib- tion may be obtained by calling TINDER BEEF wirey whiskers is no longer the her why she passed a note to the the offender can face life im- ny Houck of the Department of noon-2 p.m. Father Bill did, he had great Lunch-Sloppy Joes. South berly, and It will be the featured the theatre phone, 463-5434. debate I face each morning fac- strange guy in the yellow apron! prisonment. Natural Resources (OMR) Land The public Is Invited and rfV. P understanding and compassion Elem.- 2nd Grade Field Trip; production on the WHS stage Directing the spring play will UV1 ing my mirror. I think the beard will stay off Because consumer scares and Water Management Divi- donations are $5.00 for adults for mankind. When he was sent North School- Daisy Girl this spring. Nearly thirty be veteran staff member, Mr. CHUCK When I came out of the for a while...like quitting smok- have become a major concern in sion. Under the new law, "the and $2.50 for children 5-12 years by his order to live and work In Scouts, 6:30 p.m.; Jr.-Sr. High students are presently rehears- Jim Keech. Mr. Keech has an- bathroom last Wednesday mor- ing, I've been meaning to get rid light of recent tampering claims, local unit of government will be of age. Caracas, he helped pastor a School- Track at Eau Claire, ing for the Friday and Saturday, nounced that this production ing, Anne burst into laughter... of it, but each time I did I grew it the act also covers fraudulent required to condemn the struc- Contributions from members §f STEAK poor church there in that com- 4:30 p.m. May 13 and 14, staging. Both will be his final directorial not the response I anticipated back...the longest stretch I've ture before payment is made," for the bazaar table will be ap- W/ADOtPH MEAT warnings. Offering false infor- munity. The depth of compas- Thursday, May 5,1988: Lunch- performances will debut at (J:00 assignment at WHS, ending 27 by depositing my whiskers in had it was about 11 years, about she added. preciated. MARINADE mation that food, drink, water or sion he felt for his parishioners Chix Nuggets. South Elem.- p.m. years of directorship at the high the trash can. Mercifully, Amy as long as I smoked. To be eligible for payment medication has been tampered was more than he could bare 2nd Grade Field Trip; Jr.-Sr. High A pretty girl of twenty-two school. and Gillian were already on their under the new Upton-Jones with Is a crime punishable by up and he finally had all of his School- Softball at River Val- happens to be the present way to school. NO MERCY FOR SMOKERS Amendment, a structure must to two years in prison. priestly robes made into cloth- ley, 4:30 p.m.; JV Baseball at Duchess Gloriana, sovereign of At the Big T that morning Dan- Modern smokers must feel be covered by flood insurance These incidents have resulted ing for the poor, neglected River Valley, 4:00 p.m.; Varsity a microscopic country in the ny Gray did a double take and like the lepers of olden on or before May 27, 1988. To in deaths and injuries, children of the parish. Baseball at River Valley, 4:30 Alps founded centuries ago by a Ron Buck chortled. Nancy Fen- times...outcasts and unclean. purchase flood insurance the widespread fear and anxiety, This man was for a time the p.m. group of roving English bow- nessy poured the coffee with no Now that smokers are banned community in which the proper- loss of consumer confidence in clergy official at Marquette Friday, May 6, 1988: Lunch- men. Gloriana's unique solution more than her usual giggle. The from airline flights and most ty is located must be par- products, and multi-million Prison and from the stories that Pizza. South Elem.- 2nd Grade to the near bankruptcy of her Big T himself, Bob Wallace, sat public places and job sites... ticipating in the NFIP. I have heard all of the men im- Field Trip; South Elem.- tiny domain is to declare war on down and had a cup of coffee the only safe place to smoke is dollar losses to the phar- Persons buyng flood in- prisoned respected and cared Kindergarten Roundup; Jr.-Sr. the U.S.! There's some method with us. in the home. maceutical companies. surance after May 27 must main- for him. He was a leader among High School- Softball with to her madness, however, for her Since I shave but once or And smoking in the home is This new law will give the tain the policy for a period of men. Hartford, 4:00 p.m.; Varsity study of recent history suggests twice a year or two, I've always probably the most unfair..many state a badly-needed enforce- two years before the amend- SAVt As children, we would travel Baseball, 4:00 p.m.; Track at that the surest way to wealth to- 'y- HARDING'S expected a reaction to my pink nonsmokers exposed to smoke ment tool to use against those ment will apply. to Marquette to spend time with Laker Relays, 4:30 p.m. day Is to lose a war with the > cheeks. I'm always amazed by may be youngsters unable to who commit such offenses. Individuals acquiring Great HAMBURGER our uncle and at that time he United States. The American the variety of responses. At cof- make the choice to avoid Because it eliminates the Lakes, river or inland lake struc- was in charge of the Marquette reaction to the peace declara- OR HOT DOG fee that morning Bob never did cigarette smoke. I thing smok- minimum sentence statute in tures after May 27 will be able to CUTTING CORNERS is now open at its new Orphanage and we were tion is to pour aid, relief and mention the missing beard...but ing in the home should be bann- each category, judges will now collect under the new amend- ushered into our assigned rehabilitation on the vanquish- location In Beautiful Downtown Coloma, BUNS at lunch he asked, "Did you get a ed. have the discretion to punish of- ment, without the two-year wait, rooms just like a!l of the other ed! 8 PACK haircut or something?" fenders according to the severi- as long as they obtain flood in- next to Artist's Hollow. children. But at mealtimes we When her 'declaration of war' ST- Daughter Gillian promptly Word of the week...Amesace ty of the specific offense. surance on the structure at the ate with the again respected is considered a prank by the time of purchase. Washington bureaucracy, Stop in and say hello...help us welcome shuffle board, check the mail, Dust Twin (my sister Wilma) Gloriana decides to escalate! from that, we don't resent you. Carol Willoughby to our new location. and where do you want to eat." says it is easier now, "When you She appoints Tully Bascomb, There is enough sunshine for There was a story going want to dust the house, just take presently in charge of the everyone. You know who really River Journal around about a retired couple off your glasses." bowmen, to launch an attack so resents you?" APPOINTMENTS & WALK-INS WELCOME who were visited by their kids I consider myself to be an Ap- they can Immediately surrender "Guess I don't," I answered. and grand kids at Christmas prentice Senior Citizen. I'm stu- and reap the rewards. Serious- "It's all the guys who just mov- time. When the family went back dying hard and trying to find out minded Tully, however, upsets 468-3055 ed down here 6 months ago and one of the small boys had to just how it is done. Then when I all calculations when he and his now they want to lock the door. dauntless bowmen do the last IT* write a report on the trip for his get there, I will be ready for fcVE 7 Sort of a 'Well, I've got mine' at- y . class. He was quoted as saying retirement. thing expected of them. They titude." PEPSI COLA in part: Meanwhile, the people down win the war! The resolution of I had to admit he is probably PEPSI FRE^ Slia "Over Christmas vacation we there in Bikini Land are friendly. these unforeseen events CREDIT PROBLEMS? SILVER BIRDS right. I've talked to a lot of fACN One thing I can say: the toll visited my Grandma and Grand- I was checking out of a super OR AftW ROOTBEER After a Florida visit I am hap- business people since then and RfOULAA OR OtFT. charge to cross Sanibel bridge pa in Florida. They live in tin market-not too busy and the WBA 300 CLUB WINNER..Judy py to say that Sanibel Island is have found them to be helpful, still there. It nestles off the and causeway has gone up. houses in a little village. It has a cashier (a cute young thing) was Campbell Is shown with the win- NEED A CAR? friendly, and glad to see us here. SPECIi 8 PACK Now it costs $3.00 per trip. You fence around it and a guard at telling the bagger (a retired guy ning 300 Club ticket the drew i/tiimBOTTia coast of Florida on the Gulf And I must admit there is a can buy a $15.00 window sticker the gate to keep them from older than I) about her new hair- out on Monday. This week's win- side. Connected to the mainland sort of Snow Bird or Silver Bird OF THE WEEK and that is good for six months. wandering away. And they wear do. She touched it in back with ner was Bill Beverly of Water- by a toll bridge, the whole area syndrome. Retired people tend No Credit? Then you go through a special name tags just in case they get long slender fingers and said, vliet. is oriented to the tourist to cluster in groups- often in lane and it only costs 50 cents a lost...and they sit at night and "Do you like it better than trade...that is, mostly. The peo- places where they have friends, BankruptCY? trip-throwing the change in a holler "Bingo!" before?" ple in business on Sanibel and relatives, or at least people from DOUBLE basket makes the gate go up. The local establishment likes The bagger said, "Yeah. I like no co*Signer? Captiva Islands probably would their same home area. All you That bridge operation must be a to make jokes about retirees- it this way." like access to their area to be have to do is go to a super CHEESEBURGER real money maker. this past Christmas there was a I said, "I never saw it before, sad credit? free. But they are not the only market and sit on the benches When we had first started semi-popular song...our but I like this " (PIUS ones concerned. There are also while your wife shops. Pretty TRI-CITY D&OUT) vacationing in Bikini Land, I daughter and son-in-law (Laurie She said, "Thanks, I like to ADC? people who live there-and they soon a geezer will come over, sit wrote in one of those early col- and Greg) heard it on the east keep doing my hair different all give every evidence of wishing down, and with his hands on to boil the tourists in their own umns about the resentment of coast. It went something like the time." RECORD knees, turn and say to you, tourists by locals. Talked to a this to the tune of "Silver Bells," "So do I," I answered. H0EKZEMA FORD CAN HELP! sun tan oil. "Well, where you from?" 131 Nortft Main Sir—t man who works for Florida Silver Birds, silver birds. She stopped, looked at my How to resolve it? Well, the And then if you wish you can P.O. Soi 7, WalOTll* ML, Power and Light. I asked him if It's Christmas Time in head, and said, "How do you do Van Buren County's Exclusive natives seem to have an edge have a very interesting conver- (•If) m-un he is a native (there is hardly Ft. Lauderdale. that...one day shiny and the next Probably more of them in sation. Once in a while you meet such a thing, really). He replied, Hear them ring, hear those cash day a matte finish?" Fresh Start Credit Dealer! government. Certainly more of a bitter old person-one who K«rt Sty* PubMttor ft E*tor SALAD BAR "I moved down here from Detroit registers ring, I left them both chuckling, Aimt Sty* ***** « •*•. ( them can vote, and they control says, "Ha. these are supposed in 1948 and have never gone Soon it will be Easter Day and that's the way it goes in the aoimto Btnowt Copy ftfHor the old money and power. to be the Golden Years. Well, I NOW OPEN back.'* (and they'll all go home). land of Silver Birds, palm trees, COLOMA But a new breed has can hardly get out of bed in the WALK IN...0RIVE OUT WATERVLIET HARTFORD I said, "Well, in my book you But those retired people do sunshine, and cockroaches. emerged...the entreprenaurs. morning and that's not so are a native. Now tell me, do you have fun. I'm not really part of They have money also. They golden/' But most of them are fctMrtptlont 1104)0 por yoor really resent us yankees coming the group yet.J didn't retire-l TASTEE FREEZ NO TURN00WNS! STORE start businesses, restaurants, cheerful, well fed and enjoying GET RESULTS for Borrlon a Von Buron Counttot. * BIG T RESTAURANT STORE STORE down here and bringing all that escaped. And Marion says EJ^ore In mchkgm, til • yoor. build condos, and buy and sell retirement. money?" things haven't changed all that WITH RECORD OwtoMt cf MIcMeon, til a yoor. 62 oz M0N-SAT 8-10 real estate. Hard for a Someone told me that the MON-SAT. 8-10 MON-SAT 8-10 He laughed and replied, "Yes. much for her. The housework WANT ADS CALLED o^ Michigander like myself to tell password in almost any retired vumammmMfWMmcMtmmM there is the money, but aside still goes on. The othei Gold CALL 463 3461 SUNDAY 9-7 who is ahead. mobile home park is "Bingo. niaMuirHOiiauMUUf? 463-7971 SUNDAY 8-8 CLOSED SUNDAY PAGE FOUR TRI-CITY APRIL 27,1988 > 0IPRIL 27. RECOP' TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE FIVE ANDREW LEE may be made to the Mlchgian School Tuition Fund, Watervliet. AREA Andrew W. Lee, 73, of 4733 Heart Association. Mrs. Borkowskl was born Nov. Park Road, Eau Claire, died Mr. Holle was born April 8, 8, 1901, in Racine, Wisconsin. OBITUARIES Tuesday, April 19, 1988, at Ber- Phil Gearhart to be She and her husband operated a r Jan Willmeng to attend 1913, in Dowagiac. He farmed rien General Hospital, Berrien EDWARD HOLLE Holle Orchards, Eau Claire, with fruit farm. Center. Boys State rep. at MSU Edward W. Holle, 72, of 5332 his son. Survivors include: her hus- Girls State The funeral was held last Fri- Hlpp's Hollow Road, Eau Claire, Survivors include; his wife, band, Nicholas, whom she mar- Watervliet High School junior day at 10:30 a.m. at Bowerman National Honor Society, Student died Friday, April 22, 1988, at ried Nov. 25, 1927; a daughter, perience. Philip Gearhart will be represen- the former Louise Schilling; a Funeral Home, Eau Claire. Jan Willmeng, daughter of Council and JV football as a Mercy-Memo rial Medical Mrs. Martin (Rosemary) Immoos Jan's school activities include ting his school at American son, Vernon of Eau Claire; two Burial was in Shanghai Randy and Linda Willmeng, 7640 sophomore. Philip takes special Center, St. Joseph. of Coloma; two sons - Steven band, cheerleading, musicals, Legion Boys State on the cam- daughters - Mrs. Marilyn Cemetery, Eau Claire. I North Branch Road, Watervliet, pride in his participation In The funeral was held Monday of Grand Rapids and Nicholas of variety shows and National pus of Michigan State Universi- Rosenbaum of St. Louis, Mis- Mr. Lee was born April 21, is Watervliet High School's variety shows, musicals and at 2 p.m. at St. Paul's Eau Claire; a brother, John Honor Society. She also dances ty. June 16-22, 1988. The son of souri, and Mrs. Cora Miller of 1914, in Arkansas. He was a representative to American school plays. Before moving to Evangelical Lutheran Church, Klyczek of Washington; 10 at the Patrice School of Dance Dave and Sandy Gearhart, 3413 Coloma; two brothers - John former employee of Superior Legion Auxiliary Girls State. Watervliet, Philip attended Sodus. Burial was in Eau Claire and Ralph, both of Dowagiac; a grandchildren; and three great- and the Vi Shafer School of M-140, Watervliet, Philip was school in Colon and Three Steel. Held at Central Michigan Univer- Cemetery. Arrangements were grandchildren. Dance in Coloma. chosen for this honor by the Rivers. sister, Lucille Dlsterheft of Survivors include: his wife. sity June 11 through June 19. by the Bowerman Funeral Watervliet High School's par- WHS faculty. Dowagiac; six grandchildren; Ruby; three sons - Andrew Jr. Girls State brings together Philips attendance at this Home, Eau Claire. Memorials ticipation in Girls State is fund- Philip was chosen because of traditional leadership and and two stepgrandchlldren. of Coloma, Thelbert of Berrien students from high schools ed by the MECCA Club of Water- his academic achievements and Springs and Tommy of Holland; around the state in citizenship citizenship program Is made FERN KUNKEL vliet. his extracurricular participation. possible by the donation of the two daughters - Carol Hicks of and leadership training ex- Fern R. Kunkel, 97, who resid- Philio has membershio in the Watervliet Lions Club. Sodus and Betty Mitchell of ed at the Mattix Center for Long Niles; 11 grandchildren; one Term Care at Berrien General Phil Gearhart great-grandchild; two sisters- Hospital, Berrien Center, died WELCOME VISITOR...Mr8. Alice Warsko and Sandra Hamilton. Jan Willmeng Virgie Frankum of Hayti, Saturday night, April 23,1988, at Johnson is shown here reading These people are shown left to Missouri, and Ruth Miller of the hospital. a book about Alexander to Vince right. Benton Harbor. Graveside services were held Shembarger, Matt Bishop, Adam James Middaugh reviews tax proposals Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Mitchell Pi Cemetery, Darby Township, STEVE KELEMEN Tri City villagers For Soft Water Hutchins Funeral Home Ohio. Memorials may be made Steve Kelemen, 67, of South with Hartford School Board CALL to the Peoples Church of East Haven, died Saturday, April 23, go back to school By Phyliss Buechner 209 S Main, Watervliet 49U9ti Lansing, of which she was a life 1988, at the Veterans Ad- State Representative James were necessary to enable the 463-3811 l member. Dey-Florin Chapel, St. ministration Hospital, Battle mula; operating funds for K-12 BEHNKE In celebration of last month 'Mick' Middaugh met with Hart- and something the people in the district to be eligible for $28.00 Joseph, of Florin Funeral Ser- Creek. as 'Reading Month' four women ford School Board members at state will believe. This has been additional dollars per student. COURTEOUS SERVICE IN vice was in charge of ar- The funeral was held Wednes- from the Tri City Village visited their regualr meeting held discussed for two years. We Further action was tabled until A DIGNIFIED MANNER rangements. day at 11 a.m. at Calvin-Starks & SOFT WATER Mrs. Postelll's North School Thursday, April 21, 1988. He have to have agreement with the the May 5 meeting. Miss Hollar Mrs. Kunkel was born June 13, Frost Funeral Home, South ROLAND T HUTCHINS. Dir fifth-grade classroom. The reviewed several proposals cur- House, the Senate, Democrats also announced that Michael 1-800-5238370 1890, in Union County, Ohio. She Haven. Burial was in McDowell students met the ladles In the rently under discussion by the and Republicans. Middaugh DeMorrow will be the valedic- WINNING DESIQN...The Watervliet District Library has chosen 1-616-782-5100 or was a retired school teacher Cemetery, Casco Township. library where Mrs. Luella House and Senate for school tax said if none of these proposals torian and James Walls Is Watervliet High School ninth-grader Let Hebner as the winner of a having taught in Ohio and East Memorials may be made to the after 5 p.m. 782-6990 ^ Pumfery, Mrs. Ruth Harmon, reform. He said there have been are approved they will reassess salutatorian for the Class of districtwide logo contest. Library Board Vice President Jo Brown Lansing. She was a graduate of donor's choice. Mrs. Alice Johnson and Mrs. numerous proposals in the last and go back to negotiations and 1988. presented a $50.00 savings bond to the talented young artist. Les is a Ohio State University and a Mr. Kelemen was born April 7 Margaret Donahoe read to the year and a half, with many calls hope to compromise on a bill to A motion was approved student of Watervliet High School art teacher Vada Strother. (photo member of the Alumni Club and 18, 1921, in Chicago. Before i children In small groups. from constituents stating their be placed on the August ballot. authorizing Community Educa- the Retired Teachers Associa- retiring In 1985, he was by Lynn Attila) The students especially en- opinions. In other matters a resolution tion Director Fendon Dankert to tion of Ohio. employed by Everett Piano Com- joyed getting acquainted with Middaugh said the Senate was adopted by Hartford School apply for grants for education Survivors included: two pany, South Haven. their neighbors from the Tri City recently passed a joint resolu- Board members to approve a from the Private Industry Coun- daughters - Mrs. Grattan 'Bud' Survivors Include: three sons <ng Stsndardi for ExceHence Memorials may be made to the m Profewonal Care' , py of South Bend, Indiana, held on Saturday, May 14, at trol of the school is maintained. Full Day. Half Day. Before and After School PHONE William Stuppy of Benton Har- Coloma Emergency Ambulance Michigan State University's Middaugh said that anything (On School Bus Routes & Drop In Care) 4634127 Fund or the St. Joseph Catholic T Year Around Monday-Friday AGolden Rule Home bor and James Stuppy of Kellogg Bird Sanctuary from done will increase sales tax and "The Mealing Plate" Calumet City, Illinois. 9:00 a.m. until noon. has to be approved by the vote •vjx* HoorB. Men -Fn. 6 00 a.m.- 6:00 p rp PRIME LOCATION ON The workshop will help par- of the people in the state of J.5L .XJ PHONE 468-6423 WATERVLIET'S MAIN ST ticipants construct and manage Michigan. He asked the Board 2 FLOORS, 3,000 Sq. Ft. ponds for sport fishing. Dr. Don for comments and opinions. LaSalle Federal has cut Garling, MSU extension fish- Board President Peter Sinclair LOOMIS AND QRIESMEYER Former Library Building eries specialist, will discuss said, "I couldn't support DOC'S AUTO SERVICE "The Points'' ENGAGEMENT EXCELLENT CONDITION! proper fish species and stock- anything without a formula and Allen and Helen Loomls of TERMS OPEN ing rates, managing aquatic it has to have a cap on local pro- Richard Avenue of Watervliet weeds and fishing practices perty tax: otherwise, I couldn't QUALITY MEATS & OROCEftlES out of the are proud to announce the " RAY WALL that enhance quality catches. sell it to the voters. It would Comer Forest Beach Road & OW M-140. Waterviiet ADVERTISED PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY THRU SATURDAY engagement of their daughter, 468-8188 Fee for the workshop is $6.00, have to guarantee some figure WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Adjustable Rate Mortgage Loan! Cindy E. Loomis, to Mr. Robert which includes a reference and a permanent substantial • MECHANIC ON DUTY S. Griesmeyer of St. Joseph, booklet. reduction in property tax." GROUND BEEF HOMEMADE Michigan. Superintendent Robert 6 - DAYS A WEEK The bride-elect attended Pobuda added. "There has to be • FULL SERVICE ACHaCE GROUND CHOPPED LaSalle Federal now offers a Watervliet High School and is a formula and it has to be clear • 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE ROUND V CHUCK SIRLOIN new no point adjustable currently employed as a and specific." waitress at St. Joseph Pizza Hut. WE'LL IMPROVE The House is scheduled to 4633830 ''STEAK < PATTIES rate mortgage loan. You The prospective groom is consider the Owens-Blanchard 9159 now have the choice of employed as a typesetter at proposal and the substitute. Type House Inc. of St. Joseph. Middaugh said we need paying two points YOUR HEARING LB He is the son of Rose something on the ballot for 382 N. Main St., Watervliet Next to Nelson Auto or no points at Griesmeyer of St. Joseph and substantial property tax reduc- LaSalle Federal. Robert Griesmeyer of Port WITH A SIMPLE tion: permanent equity in a for- Washington, Wisconsin. UCTRO EMGE USDA CHOICE ROLLED' They are planning a July 2, OPERATION iTcndcr, With the no point 1988. wedding. The "NEW" Beif RUMP program you save All It takes is the installation of KENWOOD'S KRC-3002 KNEIP ROAST one-half percent in in your dash. It has 40 watts total power to drive even CORNED BEEF the first-year expenses four speakers with ease. And it's loaded with features 0 ROUNDS \ HOMEMADE ITALIAN SAUSAGE OR LB because you do not pay Guild like auto-reverse and a quartz synthesized tuner. But ORCHARDS HAM SALAD points to receive a below with all of KENWOOD'S designs in the KRC-3002, | ECKRICH SMOKED OR there's only one thing left, and that's for us to install market first-year interest officers 468-3071 of COLOMA POLISH ECKRICH FOOTBALL OR rate. Your first-year interest rate one in your car. So come see us today. SAUSAGE OLD FASHION re-elected And join the power elite Leads the Way in New Car & Track IK*>I ECKRICH ALL MEAT »23« is only one and one-half percent $169 LOAF FRANKS i lb pkg BIL-MAR DELI 6 4* a A higher than if you had paid points. WE DARE YOU TO COMPARE COUNTY LINE TURKEY BREAST 'o!!" That's a savings of one-half percent in the first year, The first business meeting of COLBY LONQHOftN 1988 was held at the home of 9 Mrs. Leonard Krall with Mrs. KENWOOD FOR A GREAT DEAL ON THESE... CHEESE HARD SALAMI »2? Carl Grund as co-hostess. See any loan officer for full details of our "No Point" .WASHINGTON 100 CT O'ANJOU The 1987 slate of officers was XR7 MERCURY COUGAR •PICK UPS CALIFORNIA 30 SIZE BUD adjustable rate mortgage loan. elected by acclamation to serve PEARS again. CELERY CAMPBELL S S OZ. The program committee s presented the new club books MERCURY SABLES TRACERS MUSHROOMS that have been dedicated to the 5/ 1 3 LB. BAG NEW TEXAS K'kC 3002 Rruivci 'Q memory of deceased member CALIFORNIA EXTRA LARGE BUNCH ONIOHS Virginia Kibler, CHEROKEE CHIEFS TOPAZ SOUTHERN RED iS> / (QUAI HOUSING Associate members Mrs. ROCCOU CHERRY Virginia Bridges and Mrs. TOMATOES PINT 89« LaSalle Federal Savings and Loan Association LENDER Douglas Page and guest Mrs. WAGONEERS JEEPS Howard MacAskill were in atten- dance. the S^PhoenmSt OPEN: Mm., 9:30-8 STOf III AND SEE Buchanan Bridgman Coloma Decatur Fennville St. Joseph The May meeting will be ADULT SoutrtH^ven Ml ELECTRONIC 49090 Tues., Wed. and fri., 9-6 IVAN AND BRIAN! hosted by Mrs.John Danielson STORE (616)637.1007 695-3884 465-5500 468-6141 423-7081 561-8885 982-4115 with the entertainment commit- tee In charge of the program. Thurs., 9-8; Sat.. 9-3 APRIL 27, 1988 PAGE SIX TRI-CITY RECORD APRIL 27, 1988 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE SEVEN WATERVLIET HONOR ROLL IHELP MOM " Business as usual for Coloma City WATERVLIET HIGH SCHOOL WATERVLIET JUNIOR HIGH HONOR ROLL HONOR ROLL Are you still looking for By Marlon Leedy mendation of the City Engineer, permission to remove the tall RELAX THIRD NINE WEEKS THIRD NINE WEEKS Routine business conducted Monty Sternanan, to accept the Christmas tree in Baker Park 12TH GRADE 7TH GRADE that perfect Mother's Day with a great recllner Just by the Coioma City Commission bid of Klett Construction for which has become to tall to LEIGH'S HIGHEST HONORS ALL A'S MOTHER'S DAY street improvement on Morrison at its bimonthly meeting on decorate and is considered un- Todd Bannen, Shannon Brandi Arnt, Renee Ashton, gift? How about a spring In time for Mother's Day April 26 included opening seven Street at a cost of $3,200 and safe because it leans toward SCREEN PRINTING Hanks, Roger Lottridge, James Michael Camp, Scott Gatchell, cleaning gift certificate... bids for the purchase of a new Quality Asphalt for street im- Center Street. They will replace Skldmore. Holly Stewart. Nicholas Watson, Pamela GIFT CENTER truck. provement on Pearl Street and it with a 20- to 30-foot tree. HONORS Weckworth, Amy Zandarski. The bids ranged from a low of Sadie Lane at $21,635. Planned The North Berrien Historical Nicole Andrasi, Traci HONORS is Coast to Coast $33,383 by International Truck of repairs of Walnut Street at a Society was given permission to Ashcraft. Amy Bayer, Andrew Rebecca Attila. Gillian Bayer, Kalamazoo to a high of cost of $1,400 were put on hold Elizabeth Denney. Holly Emhoff, hang antique reproduction pic- BASEBALL UNIFORMS/EQUIPMENT Bodfish. Steven Bowen, Amy $38,261.50 by Shamrock Ford of until it is determined what the Ryan Engle, Aaron Epple, Sher- tures of downtown Coloma in Farnsworth Boyd, Rona Busse, From lawn furniture to air con- South Bend. The bids were turn- cost will be for traffic control im- SOFTBALL UNIFORMS/EQUIPMENT rie Franklin, Nicole Hiler, Laura the entryway of the City Hall. Tracy Clay, Brian Coon, Heather ed over to the Public Works provements at the intersection Kroening, Andrew Martin, dHioners...fro(n giftware to barbeques all the Mrs! Citizen concerns over leaf Gitersonke. Tracy Jacobs, Committee for study and recom- of Ryno and Church streets Check out our prices for ail your Christine Lewerenz, Tracy Latonya Mcintosh. Jamie if you're busy it/ burning and yard sale signs in mendation; recommended by the Berrien the City were turned over to the Miller, David Moore, Elaine Megna, Rachelle Melvin. Kristi ...there's a gift here for MOM uccoinphsJi ull ul'yoiu u*ks! SCREEEN PRINTING NEEDS! The City accepted the recom- County Road Commission. Police Committee for study. Moore. Stephanie Myers, Cyn- Morgan. David Morricai, Deah Coloma Lions Club was given lul f'ltMM 'NO* MO'ION luhtti 1 uHt «1»I thia Nail, Charles Nearpass, Muth, Scott Nearpass, Mike Ott, also we will be happy to shop for Christopher Pica, Cynthia Piner, Angela Pillow, Dawn Simmons, 1 5 Cheryl Sackett, John Springer, Jennifer Smith, Rebecca STUDENT OF THE WEEK ^ J1A that special woman In your life ,V .ttflBtU" OUR STONf MOMT If S*IU lUT Ml MIVI INU6I IICK JriOO«IO>SHO«MO«l«M Edward Stamp, Lynne Wise, Vonderheid, Jennifer Watts. Consistent effort is the mark lift certificate Pre School Learning Center to host open house PtHN» FOR THE BEST MOM... ' 468-5200 » Michelle Zilke. 8TH GRADE of a good citizen and Scott Near- COMPLETE LINE OF r'PPO APoow^wy • COlOv* pass has displayed this quality BIO«OOM • LIVING • DINING ALL A'S By Lynn Malnwarlng-Attila '88 BEST MOM FURNITURE of citizenship all year long. The FOR THE BEST MOM... LAYA//AY S FlNANi. -G ' /AiLABLE 11TH GRADE Aaron Berkholz, Joann Pre School Learning Center, a faculty of Watervliet Junior High $15.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE SWEATSHIRT t WATEflBEOSA M041II0 *1111* GNINOMTNIR ClOCIS HIGHEST HONORS Britenfeld. Erich Pica. Adam Coast to Goast full service, child care facility, ACCESSORIES • chose Scott Nearpass, seventh Ellen Tober, Jan Willmeng. Wallace. will sponsor a spring open grade, as 'Student of the Week' Hfc'f# Ziere to fte/p you. We're TOTAL HARDWARE. HONORS HONORS ."( nil 1 he house for current and prospec- for consistently exemplifying FOR BEST MOM... MICROWAVE Troy Ballard, Chantelle Lori Arnt, Stacy Bannen. Mark tive students and their families the qualities that make a good TABLE Brewer, Angela Burlingham, Bingham, Christina Bishop, We're here to help you. from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m., Wednes- Kathleen Callahan, Philip Heidi Bowen. Nichole Broad- citizen. Those qualities mention- day, May 4,1988. MAIN ST. Gearhart, Rodney Kiser, Robin water, Jason Forrester, Jodi ed by his teachers were con- Open year-round, from 6 a.m. 463-3030 WATERVLIET Levine, William Mann" d, Laura Gast, Samuel Grear, Tana Hob- sideration of others, friendly to 6 p.m. Monday through Fri- manner, good attitude and a Mayes, Kellie McDonald, Angela son, Dyana Howard. Sheryl day, the center offers a variety MOTHERS' DAY » hard worker. McVay, Maurenna Miller, Kir- Janke. Tom Kabel, Thomas of child care programs for sten Nord, Rick Radde, Jessica Kiefer, Michelle LaVanway, Scott lives with his parents, Auto youngsters ages 2 weeks Rutledge, Steve Seymour, Jeri Marianne Milham, Suzanne Guy and Diane Nearpass, two through 11 years. The center Still, Lisa Tacy. Dennis Tim- Puilins, Sanjay Ravi, Tamara brothers and a sister on concentrates on developing mons, Stanley Weckworth, Reeves, Kellie Roberts, Rhonda Pipestone Lake. His favorite ac- & MUSIC muscle, language, social and in- Stephen White, Kimberly Rodewald, Matthew Sexton, Cin- tivities Include fishing, swimm- f? C. A. R. ^ tellectual skills in young Wilson. dy Stamp, Kimberly Tarantino, ing and go-carting. In school, ACROSS FROM children and teaching them Stacy Wlnkel. Heather Yetzke. along with studying his regular % decision-making and respon- FLOWERS 10TH GRADE • subjects, he also plays the WATERVLIET HIGH sibility. Creative play, music, drums in band and is involved in CHILD'S PLAY...Is serious children are (I to r) Andy Diaz, HIGHEST HONORS 468-5555 cooking, art, learning activities business at the Pre School Lear- football and track. As an out- Theo Attila, Sarena Ravi, Sara Melissa Burg, Greg Grear, and outside play are among the ning Center. Preschool-aged FOR MOM Kurtis Muenchow, Clinton door enthusiast it is a special activities offered. Breakfast, White and Crystal Petruk. (photo compliment to Scott for achiev- 463-8440 youngsters explore the sense of by Lynn Attila) VanLinder. lunch and two snacks are pre- - 'feel' at the bead table. The CENTERPIECES, BLOOMING PLANTS, "Emhellishments for your home HONORS ing so well in the class and be- For all your pared at the facility and served For BEST MOM... cepting registrations for the Additional information may Richard Brown, Mary Craig, ing chosen the seventh grade to the children daily. CORSAGES, AND GIFT IDEAS! or the home of a friend" light and nound summer and fall. An 11-week be obtained by calling 468-6423 Danette Day. Sarah Dibble, Student of the Week.' The state-licensed and needa • Shop... summer preschool class is or by stopping by the Pre School FOR THE BEST MOM... Cheri Evans. Pam Gaipa, Nick 10% DISCOUNT expertly-staffed facility, conve- Learning Center, 7048 Curtis 0 slated to begin June 6 and run — Hook, Michelle Jacobs, Tim Labor VALID FOR 12 MONTHS niently located along local 293 to graduate from LMC through August 19. Fall classes Drive, Coloma, during business Kabel. Teresa Kinchen, Howard $20.00 FRESH Our 1st Anniversary IAPPY MOTHER school bus routes, is now ac- will start Auoust 29. hours. Litaker, Mark Lottridge, Tracey Hi GIFT IDEAS CENTERPIECE Lucas. Sheryl Magin, Katie Mar- Two hundred and ninety-three Coloma, who graduated from i HOUSE! C.A.R OPEN MAY 2 - MAY 7, 1988 vin, Nicole Nevins, Stacy students will receive associate LMC in 1977 when he was 74 Retired school 3401 FRIDAY ROAD MON. - FRI. 8:30 • 5:30 Open 9 30 a m • 5:30 p m. Nichols, Lynne Pascoe. Laurie degrees or certificates of years old and she was 70. In For "Best Mom" Rutherford, Richonda Shults, at 1-94 Coloma exit Saturdays 8:30 • Noon employees meet 317 Main Street 463-3990 Watervliet. Mich. achievement during Lake 1985, both received bachelor's Dana Skidmore, Tammy Michigan College's 41st annual degrees from Western Michigan The May luncheon-meeting of FOR THE BEST MOM... Skorupa, Erik Smith, Frank commencement April 29 in the University. 2 FREE OR the Berrien County Retired Smith, Timothy Standage, Bar- LMC Community Center. Dr. Dorothy Leader, retired Public School Employees COUNTRY C0TTAG A $10.00 gift certificate bara Wise. Stephen E. Upton, President LMC Dean of Occupational tapes of her choleel Association will be held on S. Center Street of the Whirlpool Foundation, Studies, will receive the Bernard MasterCard Tuesday, May 3, at the M-139 9TH GRADE will deliver the commencement C. Radde Distinguished Service Benton Harbor Holiday Inn. The at 1-94, Hartford HIGHEST HONORS address and alumni awards will Award. Local students who will time is 12:30 p.m. 621-2122 Jennifer Burchett, Nichole be presented to Sandra Bruce, graduate include: The program for this meeting Harmon, Stacy Kiile, Tanya (Coloma) Evan M. Carlson, President of Berrien General will be presented by Dr. Paul ^ ywxn.ruuCi Take Mom to the Reeves, Elliot Stowe. Hospital; Steven Silcox, Director Rita L. Danneffel, Mary K. Dixon, Detrlsak of Niles. Dr. Detrisak is HONORS of Administrative Services at Jacqueline M. Ellinger (with an internist and will speak on GREAT GIFT IDEAS Nichol Baker, Tara Banick, Modern Plastics Corporation; highest honors), Lisa D. Elston, SPRING the subject 'Sensible Advice on movies for Mother's Day Greg Borr, Benjamin Chabot, Sandra D. Faulkner, J. Darrin and Cullen and Mildred Child of Senior Health; for MOTHER'S DAY Robert Chabot, William Collins, Genther, Billie Joyce Hanko, arabc Hi in LIS fflall Reservations are required and Ted Epple, Kim Gifford. Betty Shari Ann Hauch (with honors), may be made with Mildred Rent a player and 463-8281 CHS TO PRESENT 'CATCH A Matt Hollman, left, will serve HAIRDRESSING...WAXING Harkey, Tina Johnson, Heather Rhonda J. Kling, Robert H. Lar- Webster at 429-0259. These RISING STAR'...Coloma High as master of ceremonies and , McCabe, Toni Moore, Karen son (with honors), Sharon A. Lit- should be called in by Friday, PERMANENT WAVING... her favorite movies! TO SUBSCRIBE SALE School proudly presents 'Catch Julie Kozup, right, will perform Pfeffer, Collin Priilwitz, Scott tke, Sonya C. McCoy, James J. April 29. 4 with the Spanish Club dancers. Ross, Melissa Schimp, Marc TO THE RECORD Nadeau, Cynthia A. Rendell a Rising Star variety show, Fri- PERMANENT HAIR The show, sponsored by the Skidmore, Donna Smith, Eric CALL 463 3461 (with honors), Annette K. Riley GRAND OPENING day, April 29, at 7:30 p.m. in the yearbook staff, is the first talent REMOVAL..MANICURING Stuch, Clayton VanLlnder, Jen- (with high honors), Debbie L high school auditorium. HUGE DISKSALE 10-80% OFF show in a decade at Coloma nifer West, Belinda Wright, Kim Sample, Scott E. Smith, Ronald Twenty-nine acts are schedul- MAY 6, 7, &8 High School. Admission is & NOW, INTRODUCING... Zink. ed to perform featuring the Jazz E. Totzke, Brenda D. Vice, Bar- THROUGHOUT THE STORE $2.00; children under 6 are free. bara K. Wier, Judy L. Wilson. Band, Varsity Singers, PomPon PEDICURING For "Bat Mom" Proceeds go to the publications _ The Hartford graduates are: Squad, singers, dancers and Day & Evening Appointments $10.00 Qltt Certlllcate MORE IN-STORE SPECIALS club skits. staff for photography equip- Elizabeth A. Evett, John C. ment. Furlan (with honors), Richard G. 20% OFF FOR THE BEST MOM... Greter (with high honors), Mark ALL PLANTS, POSTCARDS & S. Lightner (with high honors). 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i I APRIL 27, im NINE PAGE EIGHT TRI-CITY RECORD APRILCT, l« m nu-crrv RECORD PAGE Hartford School Board holds Hartford Council approves City Commissioners to decide White Cane sale breakfast to explain mlllage By Lynn Malnwarlng-Attila debt retirement and 27.83 are us- The Hartford Board of Educa- on fire truck at next meeting By Lynn Malnwarlng-Attila future. ed for operating expenses. tion sponsored an Informative Several motions were approv- Council members accepted a If this transfer Is approved, breakfast meeting Thursday, ed during the course of the Hart- bid from Eisner Tree Service, a the district will levy 3.75 for debt By Marlon Laady that committee are Wooley, April 21, to explain the details of ford City Council regular Coloma-based firm, to trim, cut retirement and 31.30 for Coloma City Commissioners Commissioner Charles Owen, a proposed mlllage transfer meeting Monday night, April 25. down and Improve the tree pop- operating. School Superinten- will be asked to make a decision Township Clerk Marilyn Schultz slated to appear on the annual THE Permission was granted to ulation In the City. The bid of dent Robert Pobuda said the on the purchase of a new fire and Township Treasurer Bob election ballot June 13,1988. the Hartford Lions Club to hold $4,435 was the lowest of the proposal would Increase monies truck for the City/Township at Johnson. The committee has The 7:30 a.m. public meeting, its annual White Cane sale three submitted to the available to the school by the next regular City meeting on not met due to scheduling pro- held at the Middle School SIDETRACK beginning April 22 and continu- Municipal Board. $200,000. May 9, the Commissioners were blems and the Illness of MAKE US YOUR cafeteria, was a diligent attempt ing through April 30. Mayor The Council passed a motion Hallgren Indicated the district told by Commissioner Pe4e Johnson. by the schools' administrative William Weeden told the City to approve a CHIP rehabilitation received only local money for Mastre at Monday night's Mayor Marvin Taylor remark- MOTHERS' DAY team to clarify any misconcep- OPEN Council that he had personally grant for a local resident In the the mills levied for debt retire- meeting, April 25. ed, "It all comes down to 'How is tions the local business people authorized the Lions Club pro- amount of $5,279.00, pending ment, but It received money Commissioner Bob Wooley the City going to pay for a new or residents may have concern- ject because the starting date of state approval. The owner of the equalized by the state aid for- questioned the timing on bring- truck, not is the truck needed." ing the Issues. 5 a.m. • 2 p.m. Sundays 6 a.m. • 2 p.m. the sale fell before the next City property will be required to pro- HOUSEWARES mula In addition to the local ing the Information to the Com- Wooley said he would endeavor Council meeting. Weeden point- vide a loan amount of $5,278.00 DECORATION;C0RATIONS fAN D TOOLS-SEEDS The lax shift plan, accepted funds for the mills levied for mission which will make It to set up a meeting of the agree- ed out to the Council that the for completion of the project. by the Board of Education In operating expenses. He com- necessary for the City to act ment study committee. DAILY sale was an annual event and, In Work to be accomplished In- 'UNCLE SAM COMES ALIVE1... AND FLOWERS BULBS..|ICYCLES.., resolution form during Its March mented, "Basically, we raise the quickly to meet the bid deadline his opinion, the Council would cludes electrical, plumbing, On Wtdnetdiv, April 20, T0YS...GAMES...SP0RTING GOODS 31 special meeting, proposed to same amount of money for debt date. He said the firemen were not take issue with Weeden's general carpentry work, outside Watervliet North and South Increase the operating mlllage retirement, but It will come from "holding their cards close to actions. The Council concurred concrete, eaves and down- schools has an all-school by 3.47 mills while at the same two sources Instead of one. The their vest" when It came to infor- with Weeden's assumptions. spouts. City Accountant Judy assembly featuring Mr. Doug CALL US FOR...screen and glass repairs time lowering the debt mlllage transfer of mills levied from one ming the City on the issue. He , The Council accepted a mo- Sinclair pointed out to the Coun- Scheer, a professional per- pipe cutting & threading, eleclrlcal supplies, by 3.47 mills. School Business fund to another Is allowed by PICTURE l ERPECT...Membere ol the Coiome Area Chamber of Com- noted the bids were opened tion to grant a Peddler's Permit cil that the CHIP grant program former, from Southlleld lawn & garden supplies and Ace Paint & Stain Manager Michael Hallgren law but must be approved by a merce chose two Coioma High School students as winners of a March 25. Best Mom's Gift to Janet Bogart, a resident of was nearly depleted. She said Michiganllchlgan. Mr. ScheeSchetr portrayed stressed that the shift was not vote of the people," Hallgren recently-held logo conteet. The two designs, submitted by eenlor Wooley also questioned If the Center Street. Ms. Bogart plans there may be enough financing 'Uncle Sam' In a program offer- an Increase and the local tax said. Brett Meniscelco and Junior John Wliimlng, will be Incorporated Into City was prepared to act on the • 4- . '?'• to sell fresh produce in front of available to provide "one more Ing a unique bland of magic, rates would remain the same as He pointed out when the one logo that will appeer on a wooden elgn at the i-94 city entrance. purchase Issue before ad- 1 FREE MEAL her home. Itty-bltty project." mualc and hlatorv. II waa FOR THE BEST MOM... the present rates. voters go to the polls they will Each artlet was awarded $35.00 for his winning design. The artlate justments are considered on the A motion was passed to ac- Permission was granted, by a created aapaelally In racognl- According to Information be asked to increase the are students of Coloma High School art teecher Mrs. Carol Johnaon. Fire Agreement which governs Wltffvllfl unanimous vote, to allow local released at the meeting, If the operating mlllage by 3.47 mills. man ni Mm st cept the bid of Dixon Engineer- tlon ol the 200-yaar annlvaraary $18.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE Both young designers plen to attend Kendei /> the City/Township Fire Depart- VIC'S ing to Inspect and guarantee the resident Jim Walls to plant a ol the United States Conatltu- proposal is approved, the total "However," he stressed, "they Replds eiter graduation, (photo by Lynn Attila) ment. He noted It was not a painting of the Inside of the state-certified tree In Ely Park as tlon. amount levied will remain the have to realize this is a shift, not question of the need for a new water tower. The project Is a memorial gesture to Wesley The North and South schools same as It has been, 35.05 mills. an increase." Hallgren said the truck but one concerning the Ci- slated to begin In the near Peterson, a deceased ser- would Ilka to thank tha Currently, 7.22 mills are used for proposed "shift" was a way of ty's share In financing the truck. PIZZA viceman. Watervliet PTC lor sponsoring using the community's money Sandra Wallen Is The City and Township thla fantastic program lor tha Gargano "more wisely, but with the same governments have agreed to CS elementary students this year. £- f HumW > . . • amount of local effort." study and update the Fire Agree- TREE * * Pictured left to right are; Wen- The administrative staff said employee of the month ment which was drawn up In dy BaldwinHi , Melleea Oakley and Tenny Smit it would be addressing other 1983. The City's major concern GREAT LAKES TACK CO. dy's assignment has Included DELIVERY I y.-f\\ Nick McCoy. groups and civic organizations Miss Sandra Wallen, English Is the method established In the everything for Hie horseman during the coming weeks to teacher at the Junior High teaching English and Quest in Fire Department for supporting make sure the proposal is School Is the Watervliet Public the Junior High. She feels that the Fire Department which Is Harbor and Next to Sprague's i •••I •••I understood by all. Schools' 'Employee of the this assignment had led to her based on a 40 percent City and MOTHERS' DAY SPECIALS MotneriDay Month' for April. Miss Wallen most enjoyable years In educa- SALIS • SERVICE t QENUINI PARTS 60 percent Township ratio. has been a very valuable tion. She en|oys working with Because of the higher valuation, May 1 thru May 8 170 N. Rhrenkw, Benlon Hsibor, Ml. WATERVLIET] member of the teaching and Junior High students and her larger population and size and AIRPORT Carpet Specials students like and respect her. 927-3128 coaching staffs of the district greater number of fire calls In >463-3234 25% OFF Continued Irom page 1 schools for nineteen years. Her Sandy always finds time to the Township, the City Commis- From $7.99 a yard contributions to the students, help her students help sioners believe the City Is pay- i mm si. ALL Ladies' Western & port's main runway, according Wide variety ol atylea, colore I textures parents and staff have been themselves. Her leadership In ing over Its share for the finan- Hartford to Lohr. Pennsylvania Accents diverse and outstanding. the Junior High Quest program cial support of the department. English Apparel The tractor deal, between the 10% off all Miss Wallen has taught has been Invaluable to students, That Is one of the major '621-3814 Board and Grahn, was an even physical education, health and parents and staff members. Issues to be studied by the exchange lor the two pieces of Amish FurnitureEnglis h at the High School level, The Watervliet Public Schools study committee. Members of equipment plus $100 to Qrahn to Pittsburg Paints Pewter and math, English and Quest In take great pride In announcing deliver and pick up the tractor. Miss Sandra Wallen as For the BEST MOM... the Junior High program. She In- READ THE MOST...T0 help tire building had raad ovar 1,400 Bujack also appointed Robert Sale through 10% off ail 7V Handmade giftsitiate d the Watervliet girls In- 'Employee of the Month' for WATER SOFTENER FEELINGS BAD? celebrate 'March la Reading books. Tha loltowing students Lohr Sr. to the Board to fill an u terscholastlc athletic program April 1988. $10.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE If Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to S p.m. We Repair Most Brands Month' In Waehington Elemen- raad the moet booke during the empty seat on the Township's D at all levels since the Inception DELIVERED M., is. ins vinyl Flooring Next Door to Dr. Qerrone's •Culligan •'U" 5 tary School, Coloma, Mra. conteet; Kari Taylor, Kdgn., 152 side of the Board, of the girls program. During the on Red Arrow Highway in Watervliet NEWS •TWn CHy Service Spauldlng and Mre. Fryllng, the booke; Joey Martin, let, 40 Prior to its regular meeting, thirteen years she coached var- Chapter 1 reading teechere, books; Kacay Gilaken, 2nd. IB •Sears OPEN; MON. thru THURS...10 a.m. to 6 p.m. the Board met at the airport for a ^ WENT FREE RINBE t VAC sity volleyball, her teams won • & ADS 674-3833 or toll free 1 •800 262 6693 sponsored a bulldlngwide booke; Becky Btowara, 3rd, 13 brief orientation of the grounds. f"1 CLEANER FOR 1 DAY FRI.,.10 a.m. fo 8 p.m. 5AT...10 a.m. to 6 p.m. outright or shared ten con- CALL BOB AT 20$ James Street, Lawrence, Michigan reeding conteet. booke; Amy Btowara, 4th, 3 Board members Inspected van- SUN DA YS...1 p.m. to 5 p.m. 463-3442 ference championships and DEADLINE Children reed booke accor- booke. dalism damage incurred to air- claimed one Class C District di- AOUA CLEAN ding to their grade level re- Congratuiatlona to all of port property sometime around tle. 5 P.M. qulremente. Ae each child mat Waehington Behool'e 'eupar' April 15. According to Lohr, the For the past three years San- WATER CONDITIONERS the reading requiremente for readare. Berrien County Sheriff's Depart- MONDAYS hie/her grade, a color-coded Winning raadara pictured ment haa a juvenile auspect eticker wee pieced on the word hare, left to right, ara Backy connected with the vandalism. SOCIAL 'Read' that wee henglng In the Stowere, Amy Stowers, Kecey Damaged were the airport's KELLOGQ'S hall. Olieken, Joey Martin and Kari entire electric eervice and four SPRING SHOWER . JRANT By the end of March, the en- Taylor. 403-3344 N.M|40-WCTEimit: electric meters plus the airport's ACE HARDWARE administration building was SECURITY? entered through a broken win- dow. Lohr indicated nothing was OF SA VINGS FOR BREAKFAST, taken, however. •PLUMBING •ELECTRICAL SPAM COUPON According to Bayer, action •TOOLS •PAINT SMUMt COUPON will be taken in connection with LUNCH OR DINNER... the vandaliem. "We will pursue thie to the full extent of the law," every day is Mothers Day at Bayer said. For the Best Mom... 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k I APRIL 27, 1988 TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE KLEVEN PAGE TEN TRI-CITY RECORD APRIL Z7,1988 ROLLING BACK THE YEARS • • • SECOND SECTION • • • the parents of an eight-pound, THE COLOMA COURIER the Wabama Hotel, Forest ten-ounce baby girl. Arden 90 YEARS AGO Beach, has returned to the lake Louise, born Saturday at eight Preparations are In progress for the season. She has been o'clock In Borgess Hospital. on every hand for the coming spending the winter at Pitt- Kalamazoo. The baby has a THE TRI-CITY RECORD warm season, not the least sug- sburg, Pennsylvania. sister, Gayle, at home. gestive of which Is the new Ice Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Bourne, Miss Glynda Sanders, 17. and cream and soda water counter who have been spending the lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and fountain put In at W.A. winter at New Smyrna, Florida, CHS baseball team 4-1 Preston Sanders. U.S.-12. Baker's drug store. C.A. Allen left there Monday to motor back Watervliet, won the crown and did the work. to Watervliet and are expecting By Mike Lelth reliever Steve Chandler getting Simon Pokagon was a plea- to arrive here today. They will be title 'Miss Watervliet' in the £ eliminations on Tuesday night. Coloma's boys baseball team the 10-7 win for the Comets. sant caller at the Courier sanc- their summer home, the Cozy THE WINNER IS...Waterv.... Runners-up in the contest were Improved Its record to 8-3 by go- Coloma then took another tum Tuesday morning while on Corner cottage. Forest Beach, resident Scott Young was the 17-year-old Penny Smith and Pat ing 4-1 last week through Friday. double-header from Edward- his way to Benton Harbor. His for the season. They write that lucky door prize winner of a Clinard. I First, the Comets took a twin sburg. Comet pitcher Dave many friends will probably suffi- they have been receiving their handmade quilt. The quilt waa v bill from previously-undefeated Myers fanned a dozen batters ciently fill his subscription lists copy of the Record regularly all Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duday on* of many on display during GORDON CHARLES and family, who have been Paw Paw. In the first game Dave while tossing a two-hitter In the to build him a comfortable winter and have enjoyed It very the April 17 Quilt Show held at residing In the Helweg apart- Myers had two homers and a opening game for a 5-2 victory. house and home for his declin- much. ment on Pleasant Street, have QUILT SHOW PROMOTERS. .Friends of the Library President Sever- SdU^WhU^Vla^Utnm double along with 7 RBIs In the In the second game the Comets ing years Mrs. Emma Martin and Spring & earthworms moved to the Remington house ly Tarantino; Ruth Ellen, owner of Sue Ellen's Quilt Shop; and Sue who " a so the AsSlX.ni 16-8 win. Dolan Johnson and belted out eight hits with Dolan Two trees were planted In the daughter, Mrs. Marjory Dlpmore, center of Paw Paw Street north on Bluff View. Ellen pose with one of the many beautiful creations that ware Librarian Cindy Youn? Jerry Hasse chipped in 2 hits Johnson and Steve Wells each and a Mrs. Harris arrived here displayed at the Watervliet District Library during the April 17 Oullt ' ty, both serve mankind on Arbor Day by Messrs. W.A. each with Comet hurler Tim Har- getting a double and a single In last Thursday night from San 8how In the spring a young man's Baker, William Grant and to dine on. By summer's end his ris notching the win. the 9-3 win. Gabriel, California, having TRI-C0UNTY WELL DRILLING fancy turns to-angleworms. George W, Grant. These gentle- wife nearly had to get a steplad- The second game saw Dolan Coloma dropped one to Hart- motored through In ten days. (Sorry about that, gals, but If men believe that shade Is der to pick her enormous Johnson hit a homer and a ford, 14-2, while getting seven They visited at the Horace Mar- he's a fisherman. It might well necessary to their comfort. flowers. single with Steve Wlltgen get- hits, with Tom King getting a tin home In South Watervliet from Tha Watarvllal Record;:; be true.) 60 YEARS AGO Banaslk graduates A number of college students ting a double and a single with double and a single in the loss. over the weekend, leaving Tues- newspapers donated by Fish worms, angleworms, The village street committee, have worked their way through day for a motor trip to Boston, •TtlClty Record. Hours;:;:; night crawlers--call them what under the direction of Alba school by digging or raising Massachusetts. Mrs. Dlpmore Mon. Frl., 1:00 p.m. fo S.-SOfe: you will; they have a long and fn Rosa, has been busy this week worms and selling them to and Mrs. Harris will return to p.m.; Wed., 10:00 a.m. to 8:00% from Nazareth noble tradition of serving fishermen or for other uses. making repairs on the sidewalks California and Mrs. Martin will p.m.; and Sat., 1:00 p.m. tot;:; LICENSED INSURED mankind. The least of this ser- Some found It so profitable rais- and street crossings of the remain here for the summer. ).m. Phone 463 6382. t* Nazareth College will honor The local person listed among WHS Relays rained out EL vice, though, is to fishermen. ing worms that It became a top SPIKERS HONORED...At a dessert banquet last week, village, an improvement which 30 YEARS AGO 100 graduates at Its spring com- the Nazareth graduates Is Bar- From the standpoint of value, business. members of Watervliet's volleyball teams were presented with cer- is appreciated by all pedes- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Long are mencement ceremony on Satur- bara J. Banaslk, of Stanley By Mike Lelth ing due to lightning. earthworms have been indispen- To keep up with demand, tificates, pins and letters. trians, as some of the walks day. April 30. 1988, at 2 p.m. Drive. Watervliet. She will Cassopolls girls track team Coloma had a first with Alison sable as a fertilizer of the soil. worms are often packed In Named Most Improved on the varsity squad was Karen Pfeffer. were In very bad shape. Eighty-eight students will receive a bachelor of arts degree won the Watervliet Relays for Fournier and Tracy Ross team- The value of earthworms goes plastic containers with special Named Most Valuabla and also All-Conference was senior Amy The C & A Tearoom, located receive undergraduate degrees and will graduate magna cum 4943 N. Watervliet Rd., Watervliet the fifth straight time last Friday ing up to take the shot put relay. back a long way into history. preparations that feed and In- on Paw Paw Street, opposite the and 12 will receive master's laude (3.6 GPA). Barbara Is the Ir®« home office night. They remain the only Fournier betters her own first- 1988 Blossomtime Cleopatra guarded the rich Nile sulate them from unusual cold Courier office, will be opened to degrees. daughter of Gordon and Joan team to ever win the Watervliet place position on the area honor DICK SCHEETZ DAVE KELLER Valley worms as a state secret, or heat. In some places you can 1VHS baseball the public again on Monday, The commencement cere- Banaslk, also of Watervliet. Relays. roll by tossing the put 40'11". 463-3380 313 227 7887 says no less an authority than buy your bait this way from coin- May 7. For the past few days the Youth Parade mony will take place In the Once again, as with the boys, Coloma finished In seventh the National Geographic Socie- operated vending machines. work of cleaning up and Improv- Walnut Room on the college weather or bad weather came In- place overall. Hartford finished ty. That, of course, was before Worms for gardens and other wins 3 ing the tearoom has been In pro- Blossomtime for eight years. campus. Dr. Glenn Olds. Presi- CALl 468-5618 to account as the meet was call- tenth while Watervliet tied for Watervliet then beat Bloom- 'Blossomtime Goes Holly- she suffered her asp bite. commercial purposes are sold By Mike Lelth gress. and everything will be In She Is also active with the Ber- dent and Chief Executive Officer ed off with three events remain- fourteenth. ingdale 4-1 with Rick Radde wood' theme for the 1988 Naturalist Charles Darwin in much larger. Insulated con- Watervliet won three games fine shape tor the reopening. rien County Youth Fair and of the John E. Fetzer Founda- throwing a two-hitter while strik- Blossomtime Festival moves to Call the Mrs. doubted "whether there are tainers. as of last Thursday to improve 30 YEARS AGO various civic and community tion. will present the com- IfjtmVr Um) Imsy to ing out seven. He also helped the Berrien County Youth many other animals which have Native Maoris of New Zealand its record to 3-5. The Coloma High School organizations. She is employed mencement speech and receive "Call the Mre * tor i,cco"iP^^1 ofynu tusk*! his cause at the plate by collec- Fairgrounds, Berrien Springs, played so Important a part in the scoffed at the idea of fish for Coloma softball team has In the first series the Panthers Band Boosters will hold their by Lake Michigan College, as an honorary doctorate degree of ting a double and a single for Thursday, May 5, with the Youth Errands. history of the world as have food. They merely ate the took a double-header from final meeting of the year on Director of Community Services. public service. The college will the win. Parade. Sponsored by Don Relocation Services. Laundry and Ironing. these lowly organized worms, thereby skipping the Decatur. Kevin Tackett threw a Monday, May 5, at 8 p.m. George She and her husband, Russ, also bestow James H. Duncan 5-6 record Lei tow Chevrolet-Bulck, Party Planning. Condo Cleaning 8 Stocking. creatures," the earthworms. whole bother of going fishing in two-hitter with six strikeouts in Smart, band director, will In- Bridgman, this year's parade have four children and reside in and Michael J. Hanley Jr. with By Mike Lelth s c e no 18 He ul Others called them the world's the first place. Nobody else Ing the first game 6-5 with Marin- the 11-1 win. The Panthers troduce the new officers for the St. Joseph. honorary doctorate degrees in w» winrnik* you t iiit •Mi*t lor youi I !Jl1 . 1 l'!" ! |P' Services. will start at 4:30 p.m. first plowmen, chemists, irriga- seems eager to imitate them. The Coloma girls ha^ve a 5-6 da Bevins getting 2 RBIs with a knocked out nine hits, including next year. A clarinet quartet Other Blossomtime events In- 1 r#P,r 0n The parade features junior humane letters. At*. teMsMe atd House Silting ' " tion systems and fertilizer fac- record through last Friday after single and a double In the loss. a triple and a single by Rick played by Sharon Umphrey, clude: high/middle school marching tories. going 2-3 last week. The Comets then took the night- Radde. Jeff Reeves had a triple, Susan Stoddard, Carol Bronson April 29-May 9--Blossomtime Art bands, decorated bicycles, Their burrows lace the soil but First, they spilt a pair with cap behind Emily Fournier's Steve White two singles and Jeff and Eleanor Jones will be Walk- Sponsored by Berrien wagons, tricycles, floats, pets the worms venture to the sur- Paw Paw. In.the opening game one-hitter. They racked up 7 hits Cochrun a double in the victory. presented for entertainment. Artist Guild. and various othet youth face at night to feed on decay- Judl Hornus had three hits. In- with Fournier getting two The second game saw the The Coloma Clover Leaf Club May 1-Metrlc Century Bicycle an organizations ranging from Congratulations: ing plants and other organic cluding a double and a single, doubles and a single along with Panthers again bang out nine held its last meeting of the year Ride- Andrews University. WHS Boys Relays preschool to junior high matter. Sometimes they drag it as Coloma's Cheryl Williams Marinda Bevins adding two hits, including two singles and at the home of Mrs. George Fri- May 3-8-Blossomtime Carnival. FARM - COMMERCIAL students. back underground to be eaten at won by Eddies threw a 5-hltter in the 8-2 win. In singles and a triple In the Comet doubles from Steve White. Kevin day on Monday evening. The May 3-Annual Local Authors Entry forms are available at leisure. The digested part is a the second game the Comets 8-2 victory. Burger and Rick Radde each ad- 429-7611 meeting began with a 6:30 Reception- Benton Harbor Watervliet Public School dropped a 6-1 decision with The Comets then dropped one the Blossomtime office and at black substance called "ear- ded a double with Rick Johnson STEVENSVILLE cooperative supper. The out- Library. By Mike Lelth Don Leitow Chevrolet-Buick, thworm castings," one of the Comet pitcher Karen Kniebes to Hartford, 13-1, while being notching the 12-5 win. going president, Mrs. Roger Bridgman, and have been mail- May 4-Celebration of Michigan most powerful of all fertilizers. Edwardsburg's boys won the taking the loss. held to just one hit in the pro- Carter, presented the gavel to ed to elementary and junior high Quilting- LMC Community Empioyees Burrows of the worms also Watervliet Relays last Wednes- Coloma then spilt another cess. Miss Marie Furman, new presi- schools in the Blossomtime Center. help the earth to hold air and day at Watervliet for the second twin bill with Edwardsburg IDS- dent. area. Everyone may participate May 6, 7, 8-Arts and Crafts moisture. Up to 50,000 ear- straight time. MAY SPORTS MEDICINE but only those preregistered by Show- Orchards Mall. thworms inhabit each acre, said This year. Class B teams were Landscaping ft lawn care classes f Submitted by W Wscuso.f April 29 will be eligible for the May 7-Pancake Breakfast- Darwin, although It never was added to make it an IB-team 5 assistant librarian at tha Col * presented by adult ed. judging. Benton Harbor Elks Lodge #544: clear whether he actually dug field. £: oma Public Library, from Tha Thanks for over 1,300 10, from 7-9 p.m. AND FOOT CLINIC Gate 2, off U.S.-31, will be the Easter Seals Classic-B.H-St. them up and counted them. Had Watervliet finished in a tie for Jim Nelbauer of the Coop- $ Coloma Courier newspapers £ Topics will include when, only entrance open for par- Joseph; Grand Floral Parade- St. he done so he could have 12th with Parchment while Hart- erative Extension Service will ^donated by The Trl-CHy# what, and where to plant: how to ticipants and spectators. The Joseph-Benton Harbor, Spon- become the worlds first bait ford tied for 16th and Coloma teach a class in landscaping £ Record. Hours: Mon,, Wed,,* accumulated years of plan exterior decorating; how to parade will line up by the sored by Whirlpool Corp.; Grand dealer. His calculations in- took 18th. and lawn care at Eau Claire High Send Fri., 10 a.m. $:30 p.m.;S improve your garden; and how to Shawnee Road ticket booth, at Floral Ball-LMC Community dicated this number of worms The meet was tarnished School. Sponsored by the North May 4,1988 $: flies, and Thurs., 1-5:30 andq care for your lawn. the rear of the fairgrounds. The Center. dedicated service brought over t5 tons of soil per somewhat by a steady rain and Berrien Community Education, 6:30 8:30 p.m.; and Sat, 11:30% "We have offered this each parade will start there and acre to the surface each year temperatures in the low 40s. the three-class session will be spring at Eau Claire," according 406 N Main St., Watervliet march on the paved roads Al its meeting on April 11, 1968, the Watervliet Board of Education proclaimed May 3, 1968, as and it was done without any held on Tuesday, May 3; Thurs- to Jerry Barchett, Director of through the main part of the kind of pay. day, May 5; and Tuesday, May 'School Family Day - USA,' in recognition of the dedicated service of the 131 school employees. North Berrien, "and it has fairgrounds for a total of one- f FREE Earthworms have become always been one of the most By Appointment 0nl)i half mile. The route will be mark- commercially Important in re- THE WATERVLIET RECORD popular classes." ed for the convenience of spec- Thank you to tfie following employees cent years. One bait firm NOW OPEN! Michael J. Parks M.D. 90 YEARS AGO There is no charge for the tators. for providing quality education to Hie ordered 25 million lugworms, Fire in town yesterday which burrow in sandy soil, from class. Those wishing to register Participants should plan on children of IVetervfret- morning -Bert Ketch urn's England. Millions of Egyptian Srabt Htnbe jRall should call 849-2355. pocket-caught from his pipe- arriving by 3:30 p.m. and repor- PhllliD DHIenbeck Diane Althouse ting to Building 36 to receive Darlene Dongvillo worms have been brought into extinguished before any serious MIS Ted 'MarvfS n Lorena Case 463-8281 participant ribbons and tine-up Judy Tarantino the United States to fertilize the damage was done. Mary Buck Larry ClaHt Dave Colleen soil. MtlQUES ( COUECTIBLES . POST CMOS I BASEBAEE MHOS Mrs. W.L. Gilmore, of Martin, number. Jan Llvesay Marsha Cole All participants will receive a Martha Greendonner I remember one Michigan bait Michigan, with her sons, Suzanne Griffith Sandra Barlter Jerry Cowgill dealer who cleaned out his night OPEN 7 DAYS Chester and Raymond, came participant's ribbon. Trophies David Bradley Peg! Farac will be presented in three dif- Joanna Hansen crawler tanks. He dumped the 10 a.iii. - 5 p.m. here last Friday to visit her VlcWe Haynes Kathleen Bradley Bruce Frazier black goop on his wife's flower daughter. Mrs. G.A. Wigent, and ferent float categories, Division Caroline Brlgham Robert Freed 336 N. Main St.. Box 248,, WatervUct A, B and C; Best iand Division A Donna Hays beds and replaced it with fresh stayed until Monday. Wanda Jones Bonnie Bruce Pat Geisler Iwood leaves for the worms BROADWATER AUTO SALES INC. Miss Julia Arent, wfio worlds and B; Preschool, Pets and Mar- Randall Center Doreen Hake ching Unit. Lynnea Martin 7053 Red Arrow Mon-Thurs 9-8 in the Paper Mill, is occupying a 1 Dr. Cynthia 1 Garrone * Betty Mayes Mark Corless Mango Harper Besides trophies the Best A ociWCxn vOIOfTid m ff3iWlrif€I part of F A Woodruffs bouse on Diane Meyers Ronald Farac Kimberley Karnes Tue-Wed-Fri 9 5 Elm Street. Band and Best Overall Float will » CHIROPRACTOR * Traci Fritz Lisa Kuehnle Here's Why Our Used Car Competition participate in the Grand Floral * Claudia Moor Coioma 468-3800 Saturday 9-3 In our Grocery Department * Jutie Nash Geoff Geisler Ingrid Lewerenz prices are always at the lowest. Parade held May 7. A unit is con- * • Joyce Griffin Jeanette Lottridge sidered to be three or more peo- Jean Hayden Makes Us Look Even Better! We will sell 7 lbs. Raisins for 25 * 463-3436 * Sandra Puffins William Hansen Vicky McDonald cents; 1 lb. can Salmon Steak at ple. 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i APRIL 27,1988 PAGE TWELVE TRI-CITY RECORD Now, if the Lions could find R1L 27, 1988 also been a Cubs fan. I was in- tional League pennant and I don't seem to generate the emo- TRI-CITY RECORD PAGE someone like that we would be doctrinated at an early age and never had to make that decision. tion that it does to be a Bears all set. I'm not sure of what this circumstances dictated that I The Chicago White Sox are fan. It knows no boundaries and Mm Mich icfHtn in ubli tlatient • means to us fans but Lions watched them on television at another story. I'm sure South- has even divided families, mine (N thid icritftt in trntfcjil cfcMMte) PRESS owner William Clay Ford should least once every two weeks. western Michigan has its share f • for one. wonder about his choices as no Anyone who ever set foot In of White Sox followers. I will The Bears' personality dic- HBO Home Boi Office WBBM Chicago. IL' BOX former Lions coach since I can © O T Tacy's Barber Shop knows what even watch their games occa- tates that you either like them or WHME South Bend, IN © 48 WWMT Kalamazoo. Ml il 'J remember has coached again ESPN Sports Network © WFLD Chicago, IL O 32 I'm talking about. Countless sionally when they are televised. you hate them, no in-between. WfBS Atlanta, GA By MIKE LEITH professionally after leaving the © TMC Movie Channel O afternoons I would be sitting, But the strangest thing that The personality of Coach Mike WTTW Chicago. IL © n NICK Nickelodeon O MTV Music Television waiting for my brother to finish amazes me is the rivalry bet- Dltka is definitely reflected in Lions. © CNN Cable News Net. o kil Now if you will excuse me WMAQ Chicago, IL © cc WOTV Grend Rapids. Ml o 8 so I could hop into the chair for ween the Cubs and White Sox. his team's style of play. As long VH-1 Video Hits One Harry Carey has just come on as © WON Chicago, IL o This week Cubs, next week Tigers my turn at the standard Every summer, when South- as Dltka is there they will be win- TNN Nashville Net. © WNDU South Bend, IN dD 11 TV RECORD or Willie Norton hit another western Michigan is Invaded by the Cubs are ready for another TWO Weather Channel GD wove Allendale, Ml © 31 Here in Southwestern Princeton haircut. Periodically ners because he will not accept CBN CBN Cable Net. WSJV South Bend, IN 2i Illinois tourists, one thing that one. Boy, I sure miss that Ham's © Michigan we have always been homer. Or, in the fall, we would one could hear legendary Cubs' anything else. USA USA Network © WUHO Battle Creek, Ml © fi pile Into the car for a Sunday announcer Jack Brickhouse stands out when I talk to them Is Beer Bear. WXMI Grand Rapids, Ml © 07 WSBT South Bend, IN © 22 avid sports fans, but what to me CSPAN House of Reps. PASS Pro Am Sports TELEVISION VIEWING QUID afternoon ride to see the colors their baseball loyalty. There are ffi © Is somewhat unique Is our diver- with his patented "Hey, Hey" as QVC Shopping ffi SHOWTIME Showtime COMPLETE AREA CHANNEL & CABLE LISTINGS FOR THE TRI-CITY RtCC sity. We all have our own and hand-ln-hand with that another Cub homer cleared the not too many neutral opinions. distinct preferences and our came listening to Van Patrick wall. And, of course, as a kid you Either you are a White Sox fan or announce the Lions game on a Cub fan. There are not too proximity to Chicago further never forgot the poor bear from (It Texl the radio. many In-between. 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An intense study program, In- By Lynn Malnwarlng-Attila out. the feelings they had been volving language, culture, Bible tongue: but in deed and truth." I knows, but the students and Several Tri-City young people "However," he stressed, "the unable to express previously. and evangelism techniques John 3:18. sponsors will never be the same. returned on April 11 from a ten- biggest lesson of the trip was Residents of the community began the first Monday In Another verse that became very day Mission Outreach adventure the love of Christ transcends the also participated freely in this January, Mayfield pointed out. What will be the long-term clear is I John 3:17. "But to Cabollona. a small village in language barrier." He said when sharing time. It was a great Program participants attended results of this proiect? Only God whoever has the world's goods, the Dominican Republic. the group was ready to leave for blessing to hear one after long, study sessions once a and beholds his brother in need The 18 students, juniors and home, "There was no doubt we another from the community Christ truly dwells within us, we week, every week, until their and closes his heart against seniors from Grace Christian had communicated our mes- state that they had felt and seen could not help but be changed departure to Cabollona on him, how does the love of God School In Watervliet, along with sage!" the love of Christ in us. Yes, we by this experience. March 31. Mayfield indicated abide in him?" We have witness- four adult sponsors, weathered "There were many tears shed had communicated. We did Thank you to all who helped their diligent training paid off ed brothers in oreat need. If the barriers of language, culture when the time came for us to go "...not love in word, neither in make this experience possible. and inconvenience to lend a when they were "successful In home," he continued. "None of helping hand to those less for- detering any culture shock" us will ever be the same again." tunate. once they arrived at their Mayfield said the Mission According to Grace Christian destination. Outreach program will be eval- Glad-Peach kicks off fireworks drive Administrator and program par- The youth evangelists were in- uated and "There Is a high pro- ticipant Brian Mayfield, plans volved with two projects during bability that we may go again their tenure in Cabollona: repair- The first-ever fireworks fund will be listed In the window also. for Mission Outreach '88 began next year." festival when It Is answered by ing the school house and build- drive was kicked off last A new listing was approved around December 1,1987. It was A PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE park personnel. The festival will at this time that interested ing much-needed outhouses for By Brian K. Mayfleld Wednesday night during the this year by the Board for the community. be able to distribute Information students made the commitment Administrator April meeting of the Coloma Nancy's Furniture of Coloma's this way. The backbreaking work, total- Glad-Peach Festival. With a sponsorship of the new 'Putting to go to the Dominican Republic Grace Christian School The parade Is now up to 20 ly done by hand, and the donation of $400.00 the State on the Hits' and the 'Best Male in the spring. How does a teenager respond units with the current mailings poverty-stricken conditions In Bank of Coloma began the rais- Legs' contest. They are offering Mayfield said each student to ten days of rice, beans, received. This is approximately which the small community ing of the $4,000 that has been some nice prizes. Details will be received financial assistance chicken, fried bananas, hard twice the regular return rate squeaked out a dally existence, set as a goal for this year's show announced later. from his or her home church to work, mosquito bites, cold or no President Dale Stover thanked brought a new appreciation for showers, early to bed and early on Aug. 6. A thermometer will be The new Deer Forest help defray the costs of travel all who came to the meeting as the riches and bounty we enjoy to rise, being surrounded by placed in the bank's window to manager, Mr. Jim Pinkerton, an- and lodging. the 36 present was the most In in our country, Mayfield pointed people you cannot talk with and chart the progress of the fund. nounced the use of the park's recent history. He also stated no television? Many of them sh- Donations may be made in per- 800 watts line by the festival In booth vendors for commercial ed tears-no, not about enduring son or by mail to the bank in this year's brochure. Persons items are still being accepted care of the Festival Fireworks the conditions but about leaving calling in Michigan will be able through June 15. to come home. Of course, it was Fund. Donations of $100 or more to receive information on the not the conditions but the friendships developed that made leaving Cabollona, Dominican Republic, particular- ly hard. HRRBOR FORD ISl One could not begin to share the experience of this trip in one brief article but a few special moments stand out. Walking through a village of great pover- ty was an eyeopener to all. The SPRING DERUNC dog population fluctuates because, in hard times, they become food. Rats were rarely Bring in Spring in a • Air Conditioning seen. One suspects they en- • Cruise Control • Tit Wheel counter the same fate. Malnutri- 1988 TRURUS CL • Rear Defogger tion is evidenced in the children • AM/FM Stereo KEEP GRINNING...Kerry Jeffery, Watervliet, managed to flash a by protruding stomachs and • V-6Er#ne brilliant smile no matter how backbreaking the job became. Here, white ends on children's hair. • Automatic Overdrive she is smoothing out a cement floor by hand. Working side by side with Transmission local teens laying rock up the sides of a latrine pit and mixing concrete by hand on the bare ground proved to be very hard work but intensely satisfying. Everything is done by hand. No i power tools here. The excitement of the market, bartering for the 'best' price and, when you think you have won, seeing the seller turn away with a satisfying grin and experienc- p»p month* ing the balmy breeze and warm * 60 month dosed md IUM 11* A P R wrth •1.000 cash or trade plus retite down Acquisition cost "12. 250 waters on a Caribbean beach were special treats, but the in- terpersonal relationships are is tttUCK tlME the magnet that will generate g Time another trip. Sprin Was the trip a success? This ia one project that exceeded ex- pectations. Some lessons can TAKING A BREATHER...Hartford resident Rich Avery (far left Detroit only be truly learned by ex- cap) surveyed the project at hand, construction of a much-needed perience. The students' world outhouse. School administrator Brian Mayfield said "Rich pushed • view and love for others was wheelbarrow many, many miles" during the ten-day stay in greatly expanded through this 'hands-on training" The fact that God's love transcends language barriers was experienced first-hand. Phillipians 2:15 states that we ovm 75 TRUCKS IN S CHOME FROM OVM M F-ffD'a are to "... shine as lights in the world..." The missions team ex- perienced the reality of this passage. They were frustrated PRICED FROM continually by the language bar- •Includes *500 Rebate Tex. TWe. License Extnl |p rier and, yet, the love of Christ was communicated, not only by Experience the Convenience and Piece of Mind the team but to the team. The of Touch Control All Wheel Drive in a New Christians in the community of ALL WNIEL Cabollona were easily discerned TEMPO 12.000 as the light of Christ shone in Worth them. HWee ml^M\ Friday night, April 8, was a very special time. The team had ~ K,DS W,LL BE KIDS...Hartford's Sharl HlFIttabiding, with 4 an evening meeting with the suspenders) taught a group of local youngsters the game of Ouck Duck. Goose ^ residents of Cabollona who wished to come. There was an opportunity for sharing and ens through the services of an inter- preter the team members were able to communicate verbally I p«p month* PLUS TOP IT OFF WITH 12,000 MILES OF IF YOU HAVE A CD SEE ME! ) Save $ On A New 40 Mile Per Gallon 1988 PESTIVR L PLUS rcou6Ge q ^liqiblp . «AOS I AM ONLY 5P0 mat .own AM/FM stereo/clock For & rear defroster.

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463-5042 Hon. A Tlmrm. •iae •.01 *• aioo m.m. FARM BUREAU „ HARBOR to#*.. Waf. A M. SING A LONG Kerry Jeffery (far right), Shari Hill (behind Kerry) and •i90 m»m. !• tiOO m.m. Coloma'!. Surah Boyer (blond, next to Shari) joined forces to teach INSURANCE MwrpNHMMt 925-2011 IT JOilwi •ome school aged children a song 373 Main, Watervliet 0 l-f4 A Mpoifooo