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Volume 100 — No: 24 Your Photo-Neum-Paper July 21, 1983

Watervliet's Annual

» THURS.-FRI. SAT.. JULY 21 22-23

See pages 7, 8, 9 and 10

Watervliet Sidewalk Days this weekend Watervliet merchants

have set Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 21,22 and 23 as the dates for their an-nual Sidewalk Sale Days.

This annual affair, dating back 2S years, sees many merchants displaying sum-mer sale items out on the sidewalk.

Cocy 98, the popular South Haven radio station, will be doing a remote broadcast from Watervliet' during Sidewalk Days and will COD-duct live interviews from various Main Street locations.

To compete in Nationals August 17-20

August 5, 6 and 7

Schedule of Events announced for Glad-Peach Festival

Watervliet Junior Varsity Cheerleaders win team honors at Western Michigan University

The Coloma Glad-Peach Featival Committee has an-nounced the schedule of events for the 17th Annual Glad-Peach Festival on August 5,6 li 7th in Coloma.

The Festival will officially open with the crowning of the Prince and Princess and the Youth Parade on Friday evening. Events will include outdoor dsnces, the Glad Peach 5-10 KM Run, the Van Buren Folk Dancers, the Barbershop singers, an historical display, an arts and crafts fair, fireworks and the Glad-Peach Parade.

The third annual Peach BakeOff Contest will also be held in connection with the festival. Entry forms are now available at Badts* P h a r m a c y , F a r m e r Friday's, Coloma Township Hall, Coloma City Hall and Hardings Friendly Market in Watervliet

Mrs. Matthew Moser and Mrs. Joe Herman are co-chairmen of the contest Ac-cording to Mrs. Moser, con-testants entering the bake-off contest using their own peach recipe must submit the entry registration by 4 p.m. July 29. All entry forms with the peach recipes in-cluded must be returned to either the dty or township halls by the July 29th

deadline, or they may be mailed to Glad-Peach Redpes, 8828 Angling Road, Coloma.

Entrants must enter their finished recipe, such as peach pie, cake, Jam, preserves or cobbler on Friday, Aug. 5 by 8:46 p.m. to the peach committee booth located near the LaSalle Federal Savings building. All entries will be judged for flavor and ap-pearance, beginning at 7:45 p.m. with winning entries in five categories being an-nounced Friday evening. All five winners will receive a trophy.

The categories are: Best use of peaches; cakes; pies; other peach desserts; and miscellaneous peach use (Jams, Jellies, preserves, etc.). Fresh, canned or fnnen peaches may be used in the recipes.

Last year 12 peach recipes were entered in the contest The contest is sponsored by the Southwestern Michigan Peach Promotion Commit-tee, comprised of peach growers in the area. Ad-ditional information concer-ning the contest may be ob-tained by calling Mrs. Moaer at 488-4410 or Mrs. Herman at46£6188.

Watervliet High School is very pleased to announce that the Watervliet Junior Varsity cheerleaders were awarded team honors at a four-day training and com-petition session held by the United States Cheerleader's Association at Western Michigan University.

The Junior Varsity squad

displayed outstanding skill and leadership. They are a fine reflection on their school and a credit to their com-munity. These young people, by winning this USCA National Award are now eligible to compete in the USCA National Grand Championship held in Lan-sing. Mich, on Aug. 17,18,19,

and the 20th at the Civic Cen-ter. These championships are the largest held anywhere in the world. Some 8,000 participants from all over the United States will compete in this great "educational experience." The highest honors in the field of cheerleading, pom pom and drill teams will be

awarded by USCA at this time.

The Junior Varsity cheerleaders who will be competing at the Nationals are: Michelle Wark, Mary Beth Chester, Dixie Birmele, Carla Horton, Leanette Brownlow, Tammy Martin

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WHS JV CHEERLEADING SQUAD WINS TEAM HONORS — Watervliet Juaior Varsity display the plaque tkey were awarded at Wester* Mlchigaa University. By wfaaisg the award the squad Is aow eligible to compete la the Cheerleaders Nattsoal Graad OismpisasMp In Aagast, which wffl be held la Laaslag. The sqaad Is rcapsaslble far all Its expenses csnectod with their trip Is I asatag and are hokttag a fond raising project daring Sidewalk Days. Pktared left to right are Dixie Birmele, Carla Horton, Tammy Martla, Michelle Wark, Leanette BmaWw, Ttaa Arnold and Mary Beth Chester.

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Letters to the Editor.

F r o m t h e W a t e r v l i e t R e c o r d F i l e t

20 Years Ago Mrs. Milton Lamplot, Watervliet, was the first of the win-

ners in Patton Brothers 35th anniversary drawing for a five day vacation in Miami, Fla., at the famous Cadillac Hotel. Mrs. Rick 0. Geer is the winner for the second week of the contest

Val Friedrich, Jr., Campaign General Chairman of the Community Hospital Campaign, currently being projected to raise the necessary fundA to pay off the mortgage Incurred in financing the recent construction and new equipment that was badly needed, announced that 968,852.45 is recorded as the new pledges.

Stockholm, Sweden is where the June 15th wedding of Sgt and Mrs. Edward E. Carmody took place in the St. Erick's Catholic Church.

Five Watervliet High School vocal music students have received a $50 scholarship to attend a two week summer music camp at Western Michigan University. They are Richard Sprague, Helen Tober, Carole Balers, Richard Wells and Barbara Flaherty.

John Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rogers, S. Main, has just been awarded the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation National Scholarship for the fourth consecutive year. The award in the amount of $1400.00 was made through Albion College.

40 Years Ago The Ashton Equipment Co. of Chicago, manufacturing post

office equipment, have been induced through the efforts of the Watervliet Chamber of Commerce to move their factory and business to Watervliet Arrangements have been com-pleted with F.F. Smith 4 Son to lease to the new industry the entire canning factory building.

Tuesday night of this week Carl Easton, local fruit buyer, closed a five weeks' season in the buying and hauling of berries and cherries. In that time he received and delivered to the Lawrence and Bangor Canning Co. a total of 21,624 crates of fruit for which he paid the Watervliet and Bain-bridge farmers, $35,690.

A 6H pound son was bora to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith, Watervliet, at the St Joseph sanitarium on Monday. A Caesarian operation was performed, and now the mother and chiild are doing well

At a dirt amphitheatre Lawton beat Watervliet, 4-3 in 11 innings. The game was full of star plays and thrills from start to finish with the game tied two different times.

60 Years Ago The weekly band concert last Saturday evening was given

over to a patriotic meeting In honor of the memory of President Warren G. Harding. The usual program was changed to one of national and sacred music and eloquent tributes to the late President were made by Rev. Father Joseph Lahey and Dr. C£ . Trueblood. The merchants of the village are asked to close their shops between one and four in the afternoon on the day of the President's funeral.

The activity that Berrien County has always shown in the matter of improved highways is now bearing fruit For many years this county has been known as one of the foremost counties In the state in the building of hard roads, until now a traveler could go to any village in the county on a good high-way. The highway dept now realises that this county U the gateway to all Michigan points and will help the county im-prove tmnklines.

The sale of Little Farms oo Loveland Homeacres is now on. The landscape Is being rapidly improved with sidewalks, graded lawns and streets. Riverside Dr. has been laid oat from Paw Paw Ave, to Main S t with a sidewalk leading to the station and Main S t North.

"Men do not suspect faults which they do not c o m m i t " Samuel Johnson

Dear Sir: Enclosed is my check for

another year's subscription for the WatervUet Record I sure enjoy reading all about what's happening in our home town. Might come back for a visit sgain someday.

Sincerely, Mildred Betz Nlhiser 1775 West Mosler Place No. 306, Denver, CO 80223

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Banaslk, Please re-new my sub-

scription to The Watervliet Record for another year. I enjoy it and look forward to receiving it each week.

I just received your July 7th paper and, as a youngster, I remember Cfcarlle Stewart very well. Mom never failed to buy a magazine from him.

Sincerely, Robert Barnum 5296 Lafayette S t Ventura, CA 93003

Editor: I would just like to express

my appreciation to all those who supported another miDage election and made it possible.

It was a pleasure to see the turnout at the Board of Education meeting on July 11 and see that, indeed, the people of this community do care about the education of our young people.

A committee was formed that night to answer questions and do all that is possible to ensure that the

Letters MUST be signed! The Watervliet Record

roatinely prints all Letters to the Editor which H receives, nnless they are libelous or defamatory. However, na-slgned letters wfU aot he prtated. Names will be with-held upoa request, hot all correspondence mast bear the writer's slgnatare and address, la srder to appear la this aewspaper.

2 mills passes. If anyone was unable to attend the meeting and would like to work on this committee, it will be meeting on Wednesday, July 27, at 7:00 p.m. in the high school library.

Once again, a thank you to the people of this community for caring.

Sincerely, Mary Jo Stuck 425 Butternut St WatervUet

F r o m t h e C o l o m a C o u r i e r F i l e t

20 Years Ago Paw Paw Lake and Little Paw Paw Lake and outlets

leading into them were being thoroughly checked this week by officials of the state, county and township In a survey for possible pollution.

Miss Jean Elaine Fruehauf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Fruehauf, Rt 2, Benton Harbor, and Dale Edwin Kreitner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kreitner, Paw Paw Lake, Coloma, were wed on June 29 at the Evangelical United Brethren Church, Bainbridge.

Ross G. Scott, resident of Coloma Heights Subdivision, was I I 'a . I Al a named as dty commissioner, formerly held by Mayor Glenn H O S P l t a l N O l B S tte dty commission meeting. Randall also ap-

• pointed Charles Watts to be Mayor pro tem. A candle light service performed by Rev. Leon Andrews in

the Coloma Methodist Church on June 22 united George Ann Suwarsky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Suwarsky, and John W. Stemamen, both of Coloma, in marriage.

COMMUNITY HOSPITAL July 11-17,1963 ADMISSIONS

COLOMA — Mrs. Erica Hensel, Robert Henkins, An-na Berky, Mrs. Barbara Fickett, Cynthia Keith, Myron Woodward, Jerry Foster, Mrs. Mary LoPresti, Cheryl Abbie, Mrs. Lowell Siver, Edward Swanson, Mrs. Lisa Greer, Candy An-derson, Mrs. Marion Smith.

HARTFORD - Mrs. Don-na Beam, Loyd Blage, Philander Avery, Robert Griffin, Carl Fisher, Terry Bryant, Lucinda Hedges, Kenneth Barrett, Mrs. Luretta Koch, Agnes Deckard.

WATERVUET - Mrs. Barbara Kroening, Mrs. Helena Frailer, Mrs. Mary Curtis, George Sprouse, Chester Kierstead.

DISCHARGES COLOMA - Mrs. William

Fickett, Mrs. Kenneth Miner, Albert Benner, Cyn-thia Keith, Jerry Foster, Albeno Christopher, Myron Woodward, Mrs. Erica Han-sel.

HARTFORD — Mrs. Dora McAlplne, Mrs. William Moser, Elbert Bryant, Loyd Blage, Hazel Cox, Terry Bryant

WATERVLIET - Sarah Thrall, Elaine Moore, Mrs. Eldon Kroening, Mary Cur-tis, Mildred Becker, Richard Bouma.

"A contented mind Is a con-tinual feast." English Proverb

Watervliet Public Library Aftefnoons:

Monday thru Friday -1:00 to 5:30 p.m. Saturday: -1:00 to 4:30 p.m.

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Wednesday: -10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

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40 Years Ago Coloma and vicinity are keeping up their record in the pur-

chase of War Savings bonds and stamps. The total of stamps and bonds for the month of June was $6,078.91, at the sale price. Coloma has always sold as many or more than its quota of bonds and stamps, which is more than some other communities in Berrien County have reported.

Rev. H.B. Loomis, manager of the Coloma Placement Cen-tre, and William Daly of Riverside left the first of this week for Arkansas to investigate the labor situation in that state with regards to securing more help for the harvesting of fruit in Berrien and adjoining counties.

Perhaps you have walked by the front of Faulkner's store in Coloma the early part of this week and observed the broken window which was covered with a wire net, but didn't know what had caused the trouble. On Thursday while Clyde Grant, Covert, was driving on Paw Paw St, his truck struck the rear of another truck, that of Addle Briney's, and drove it across the sidewalk rnnishlng the window. Luckily no one was hurt

55 Years Ago The people of Coloma have the town's prosperity in their

grasp, according to the 10th community boosting adver-tisement of the local merchants and professional people. This committee says in the full page ad that the citizens of Coloma must first of all believe in the communilty and then devote the necessary energy to really bring about prosperity.

In a baseball game sprinkled with errors, hits and stolen bases, the Crystal Palace boys nosed out Augusta last Sun-day in the 9th Inning by 11-10. Paw Paw Lake's Weber hurled a brilliant game.

Mrs. Laura Furman and her daughters, the Misses Cora and Marjory, entertained their relatives *nd friends at

. a family reunion at their home in Jackson Court last Sunday. The local board of education, at its regular July meeting,

selected the Warren Holmes-Powers Co. of Lansing and Chicago to provide sketches and cost estimates of suitable school fsrillties for Coloma.

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Scores PUNUT LEAGUE Dodgers 11, Reds II

The Dodgers downed the Reds with a score of 11-10. Top players for the Reds were Tracy Raymond with a triple and two in the park runs and Rod Kinzler with a triple and two doubles.

Geoff Jacobs had two a single and two

RBI's; Joey Admave had a double and two singles; Dennis Warsko, three singles and two RBI's; Bret Igerc, a double and Chris Kullck, a single. Tracy Raymond, Geoff Jacobs and Rod Kinzler made some out-standing field plays.

LITTLE LEAGUE Sez II, Dodgers I

Richardson hit a homerun for the Soz in their 104 vic-tory over the Dodgers. Kevin Burger had a double, and singles were hit by Hutchins and Richardson. The win-

pitchers were K. and Richardson.

For the Dodgers Matthews hit two singles, Swisher hit a triple, and Robinson, R. Kiser, T. Klser and Cbabot all had singles.

PONY LEAGUE WatervUet 12, Hartford I

The Watervhet Pony team ited Hartford 13 to 6 on

—v 8th. Pitching for the Watervliet 13-year olds were Chuck Frailer and Jeff Bradford.

Hits were by Eddie John-son with two triples, David Moore with a single snd a double. Chuck Frasier with a

, Scott Weber with two . Todd Bannen with

two singles, and Jeff Brad-ford, Greg Warren and Mark Sink with a single spiece.

Baagor II, WatervUet 9 The WatervUet Ponies lost

their first game of the season last week against Bangor No. 1 by a score of 10 to 9.

Chuck Frazier hit his fifth home run and also had a triple. Todd Bannen and

BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA TROOP ( i %

CAMP ROTA-KIWAN I9H3

Several members of WatervUet Boy Scout Troop

606, sponsored by Plymouth Congregational Church,

spent last week at Camp

Rota-Kiwan • near Kalamasoo.

Attending were Msrk Burger, Mark Russel, Kevin Klann, Kevin Cole, Mike Wolford, Dennis Timmcns,

WATERVLIET TROOP M ATTENDS BOY SCOUT CAMP — Sevea Boy Scoots from WatervUet Troap M atteaded Camp RaMlwaa last weekJtotared are Mark Barger, Mark Rassel, Kevla Daaa, Kevia Cole, Scout Master Gesrfe Shaae, Mike Wslfsrd, Denis Ttmmoas aad Kevta

Boy Scout Troop 696 attends Rota-Kiwan Camp near Kalamazoo

Kevin Burger, Scout Master George Shane and Rev. Har-vey Lord.

During the week the boys took part in many activities, including swimming, sailing, canoeing, hiking, ar-chery and markwmanahlp They also participated in demonstrations by a local fire and police department

Friday evening parents of the scouts had dinner st the csmp and attendffl the closing ceremony of songs and skits snd honors awar-ded scouts who earned merit badges.

Psrents ezpressed s special "Thank You" to George. Shane and Har-vey Lord for their dedication and time spent with the troop.

Burger. Not pktared Is Rev. Harvey Lord, who also speat the week with

the troop.

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Brad Rose, David Coon, Hm Burress, Ned Jacobs, and Brad Banaslk each had a single. John Epple had two singles. Bryan White had two triples and pitched the shutout The Colts sre now 11-t

David Moore hit hit s double, Scott Nichols hit s double snd a single, snd Greg Warren, Jeff Bradford, and Scott Weber each hit s single. Watervliet pitchers were Jeff Bradford, Scott Nichols and Chock Frazier.

BABE RUTH LEAGUE WsterviletColts7 Coloma Cougars I

The Watervliet Colts best the Coloma Cougars, 7-6. For the Colts, Brsd Banaslk, David Coon and James Burress each had a single. John Epple had two singles and Bryan White had W a single and a triple. Tim ^ C l l C 1 • " d

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Wednesday, July 20 Laacheoa Special

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Thursday, July 21 Laacheoa Special

Fried Chicken with Dressing and Giblet Gravy

Dhmer Special Roast Pork with Dressing

Friday, July 22 Laacheoa Special

Perch or Smelt or Old Fashioned Beef Stew

Dhmer Special Perch or Smelt "All you can eat" or

Ham with Augratin Potatoes.

m Saturday, July 23 Dtaaer Special

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A girl Mr. and Mrs. Matthew

Lyons, Benton Harbor, arc the parents of a baby girl born at Memorial Hospital In St Joseph on Sunday, May 8. Brianne EUxabeth weighed 7 pounds 6 ounces. Her mother is the former Paula Sch-maltz. Maternal gran-dparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Alan Schmaltz, Coloma. Paternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lyons, Bloomfleld. Great grand-parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Krieger of Coloma.

A boy A baby boy was born on

Friday, July 15, to Mr. and Mrs. Dan McAhrey at Com-munity Hospital in Walnut, Illinois. He weighed 5 pounds 11 ounces. Michael Dustin has kn older brother, Corey Matthew who is 7, and an older sister. Heather Noel who is 10. His maternal grandparents are Robert and Elizabeth Cubbage of Coloma. His paternal gran-

dmother is Marie McAhrey of Benton Harbor. His mother is the former Michele Cubbage.

Dental Health Education program

Dr. Ronald Karpanty of Colomi is offering a Com-m u n i t y O u t r e a c h Program on Dental Health Education in the twin dty area.

The program is free of charge and will be held at the Plaza Manor Senior Cen-ter on Thursday, July 21, at 2 p.m. and at the Harbor Towers Senior Center on Wednesday. July 27, at S p .m

Recuperating Mrs. Donald (Barbara)

Truhn of 5S»2 Wilson Avenue, Coloma, is recuperating from back surgery at South Bend Memorial Hospital, room 123. Mrs. Trufan underwent surgery last week and ez-pects to be able to return home later this week.

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Salem Lutheran Churcl Bible School to begin Mon,9 July 25

uTake it to the Lord in prayer"

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Airman Julie Renner completes basic

ARMY AND AIR FORCE HOMETOWN NEWS -Airman Julie Renner, daughter of Thomas and Charlene Renner of Bundy Road, Coloma, has been assigned to Lowry Air Force Base in Colorado after com-pleting Air Force basic training.

During the siz weeks at Lackland Air Force Base, Tezas, Airman Renner

studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special training in human relations. She will now receive specialized instruc-tion in the supply field.

Airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree in applied science through the Community College of the Air Force.

Announce engagement Dr. and Mrs. Richard E.

Dugan, of 2SS0 Pearce Dr., Largo, MI, announce the engagement of their daughter, Valerie J . to Alfred J. Swetay J r . of Clearwater, MI.

The bride-elect, formerly of Largo, is a graduate of Clearwater High School and P i n e l l a s Voca t i ona l -Technical Institute. She is employed by Hair By New York, Clearwater.

The prospective groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Swetay, 109 S.

Haines Rd, Clearwater. The Swetays are former residen-ts of Coloma. Alfred is a graduate of Dunedin High School and the Pinellas Vocational-Technical In-stitute. He is employed by Dimmltt Chevrolet

The wedding is planned for Aug. 13 of Liberty Temple Church, Seminole.

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The i tandard i and symbols we use today fo r graduation at t i re were set back in 1894 by the Intercollegiate Com-mission.

On July 25, 1963, Salem Lutheran Church will open its doors to children of the community with a new Vacation Bible School Program. "We want the children to hsve fun with crafts and projects and games and songs," stated Rev. William Fischer, pastor of Salem Lutheran Church.

"Most of all, we want to share the Good News of God's Love with our church and neighborhood children," said Rev. Fischer.

The new program, called "Take It To The Lord In Prayer" is published by Concordia of St. Louis, Missouri. It includes games, puzzles, songs, Bible stories, and take-home projects as part of each day's activities for children from Nursery age 4 through 8th grade.

"Vacation Bible School is the single most important and most effective way for our church to reach kids and their moms and dads," says VBS superintendent Marda Molter. "That's why we are

Faith Lutheran Bible School July 25 to 29th Faith Lutheran Church of

Coloma will conduct a Vacation Bible School July 25-29 at the church on Paw Paw Avenue, following the theme: "A Day in the Courts of the Lord."

Sessions will run from 9:10 a-in. to noon and will Include various crafts, singing, gsmes, and activities. Children between the ages of 4-14 are invited and tran-sportation is available in the Cokma-Watcrvliet area by calling 4SMMt.

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offering the Bible-based a. Gospel-centered coursi "Take It To The Lord I Prayer."

Built around the theme ( God's Love from the ver beginning until now. esc Vacation Bible Schoi student's workbook contair picture Bible stories, puzzlf and songs of sharing. Pit. children make a specif craft project to take boon Over 75 children enrolled fc Salem Lutheran Church' VBS program last summei Pastor William Fischer say they plan to more tha double that enrollment thi year.

This year's Vacation Bib School will run from July 2 to 29 each day from 9 a.m. t 11:90 a .m with registrstio on Monday, July 25 from 8:3 a .m to 9:00. Refreshment will be served.

All sessions will be held a Salem Lutheran Church 27 Marvin St , Coloma. Anyor interested in enrolling thei children in Salem Lutheraj Church's Vacation Bibl School, or in wanting ad ditional information. shoul< phone the church office a 468-6567 Monday througl Friday, between 9:00 a-m and 12:00 p.m

Former Coloma resident in legal research

Mrs. Mitzi J. Stephensor the daughter of Mrs Gray don Pinyard of Coloma has just been accepted as < legal Director of C o r puterized Legal Researc services In Kalamazoo Mich. The work Include L e g a l R e s e a r c h / w o n processing and legal billing.

Mrs. Stephenson is wel known in Berrien County she graduated from Colomi High School and was one o the original owners of Tb Brown Lantern drive-in i Benton Harbor. Mrs S t ephenson ' s husband William is a well knowi nature artist

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len Hemminger [tending Bavaria

7ine Arts camp

"Kenneth Hemminger, son Mr. and Mrs. Martin

of Holland and of Mrs. Charles

of Coloma, is atten-Blue Lake Fine Arts i in Bavaria in southern

rermany, southwest of [unich near the village of

i u . Kevin is a [tudent at Zeeland High

. in Holland.

Beth Hughes wins first place in voice competition

Beth Hughes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hughes. 316 Tannery Drvie. Coloma. recently won a trophy for winning first place in the national girls' voice com-petition division of the Talents for Christ Contest held st the annual national conference of the General Association of Regular Bap-tist Churches in Niagara Falls, New York.

This entitles her to a full year's tuition scholarship at any one of the seven G.A.R.B. approved colleges. Beth will be a senior at Grace Christian School in Watervliet and is a member of Midway Baptist Church of Watervliet, whom she represented in the com-petition. Mr. Richard Barbei of Coloma is her voice in-structor and Mrs. Harold Knickerbocker of Watervliet accompanied her.

Kenneth is one of 130 terican and Canadian

school students who are ttending a satellite camp in outhern Germany where

will be joined by 70 its from ten European

ountries. After ten days of intensive

the musicians present concerts during

two week tour of Germany nd Belgium. During the our, members of the fcvaria Symphonic Bands ^ill live with European imilies in each community ley visit, giving them an

rtunity to become ^qualnted with the people the country. The Michigan Blue Lake ine Arts Camp is located in ie Manistee National orest, north of Muskegon.

The Blue Lake Music amp in Bavaria will be led

Dr. James Nlblock of dchigan State University.

R E E N U S T W I T H O U T L E A V I N G

H O M E . Hcresan opportunity

to keep up your sen'ice skill, cam a good, extra pan-t ime income and get retirement benefits. The Army Reserve

An E-5 with four years military experience can earn over $1,922 pet year serving one weekend a month and two weeks per year in a local Reserve unit.

Call your Army Reserve representative, in the Yellow Pages under "Recruiting

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For non-union employees

W atervliet School Board approves more pay increases

Watervliet Record

OF YOUTH Take The Highroad To Adventure

The Watervliet School Board has approved a salary schedule for the district's non-unionized employees, according to Supt William Penny. Peony aaid the new salary schedule called for secretaries, teacher aides and buildings custodians to receive pay increases of between 8.S and 10 percent

The pay raises, which became effective July I, cover about 15 employees, Penny said. New per hour salary ranges (with last year's ranges in paren-theses) for the three Job categories are as follows: secretaries, |4.96 to |8.1S ($4.45 to $5.65); teacher

aides, $4J0 to 15.50 (fSJIto $5.00); and building custodians, $5.71 to $7.31 (15.11 to 11.71).

Contract negotiations bet-ween the achool board and the Watervliet district's cooks and bus diivets are continuing. Peony said. A school board committee is currently evaluating Pen-ny's Job performance and will make a salary recom-mendatioo at a later date. Pay raises for four other administrators have already been approved by the board, according to Penny. He aaid the board also previously ratified a new contract with Watervliet teachers.

A bicycling holiday in Europe can be more affordable thanks t o you th hosteling. For the outdoors-minded traveler, hosteling is a fun and affordable way to go.

Africa's Lake Tanganyika descends to a depth of 4,700 feet

N O W

OPEN SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. to NOON

\ V W / A T E R V L I E T H A R D W A R E

336 North Main Str»«t — Wa«*rvll«t

Can 100,000 hostelers be wrong? Hosteling—staying at simple dorm-style lodgings where you cook, bathe and sleep, when traveling here or overseas—is letting thousands of young people see a whole new world each year for very little money. Whether you want to bicycle the hack-roads of New England, raft the white water of a mountain river, backpack along the Pacific Coast for a weekend or travel across Europe for an entire sum-mer, hosteling is the best way for outdoor lovers to beat the high cost of travel.

This year, many special hosteling tours for young people are available through a group which sponsors more than a hundred low-cost trips for small groups annually. It 's helped t o bring the hosteling concept to over 5 ,000 places in operation in 50 countries around the world, ranging f rom cabins t o castles, ships to lodges, hotels to lighthouses—all at between $3.50 and $10 a night.

The 1983 "Highroad t o Adventure" group travel brochure, available f rom American Youth Hostels, Inc. (AYH), lists more than 25 exciting and inexpensive bicycle, trekking and mini-bus tours throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, Asia and Africa, ranging in length f rom nine days to six weeks. One example is the two-week "Salty Dog" tour. For only $390, the "Sal ty Dog"

cyclist can enjoy the warm sun, soft sand and blue sea of Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket .

For overseas bicycling adventure, there is the "Saddlebag Special" tour . This leisurely four-week trip wanders through charming English countryside, historic French vineyards and lovely Dutch villages.

Other bicycling adven-tures include tours of the sunny California coast , the Canadian Rockies, the romantic roads of Germany, Austria and Switzerland and the rugged coastline of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton Island.

As a member of American Youth Hostels, you can get a number of helpful free booklets, such as t h e 1983 American Youth Hostels Handbook, listing more than 270 unique low-cost hostel accommodat ions or traveling equipment , all through the discount Store-room. You get the AYH pass, which lets you stay at any hostel throughout the world. You are also eligible for the Advance Booking Vouchers, important if you plan to use many of the overseas city o r resort hostels, for which you should book at least six weeks in advance of your arrival.

For free brochures that can tell you more about becoming a hosteler, write to American Youth Hostels, 1332 I Street, N.W., Suite 800, Washington, D.C. 20005.

TUESDAY SPECIAL MALTED PANCAKES w i t h H o m a m a d * S y r u p . . . A l l y o u e o n o o t l . $ 1

WEEKLY SPECIALS V m I PmnitUnU with Spifhrtti

iW Friday, July 23 ^ . . . . Hand BratM Ocmd Ptrdi or Bar BQ Cwntiy Sljlt Port Steak

*o»tt Sirloin o( Boot . . - -

Nafflo Hon* Broattod Chicken

[«Jj Bakod Ham and Auiratin Potatoes

Braadod Port Chop We*ieuiey, July 27 . . . b r BQ Coufftfy Styk Chicken or Wafflt Houst Broisttd Chicken

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Serving Breakfast All Day!

WAFFLE HOUSE of AMERICA M 1 4 0 * I M <£, i t 4 l ) "atervliet Ml

Phone 463-4212 Hours: 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Seven Days Per Week

PARENTS: Youf children

can be happy, in Christ

They'll learn how at

Vacation Bible

School.

Here's where yenr r e •beet Hie relet lemMp

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SIGN UP YOUR CHILDREN TODAY!

SALEM LUTHERAN CHURCH

275 Manrm Street CoJoma

July 25th-tttMMa

( t o g l i t r a t l o n :

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July 21, 1983

Watervliet City Commission accepts bid for storm drain

The Wetenrliet City Com-mission Monday night voted to accept • bid from FUlwock Underground Ser-vice, St Joseph, to build a storm drain off Forest Park Ave.

The project requires buikUng a drain from the In-tersection of Forest Park and West Parsons St to the Paw Paw River. City of-ficials have said the work will eliminate poor drainage at the Intersection.

In a similar area, the board accepted a |7,400 low bid from PlUwock to Install a new water main along Forest Park. The work will be done In conjunction with

News of men in the Service In western Pacific

Navy Machinery Repair-men Srd Class James J. Camfferman, son of Gordon Bauschke of SOB Interlochen Rd., Coloma, Mich., recently departed oo a deployment to the Western Pacific.

He Is a crewmember aboard the destroyer tender USS Cape Cod, homeported In San Diego.

During the deployment, the ship will participate in various training exercises with other U.S. units and those of allied nations. Several Far Eastern port visits are scheduled. The Cape Cod Is 144 feet long and carries a crew 0*1,814.

Reports for duty Navy Fire Control

Technician Srd Class Wayne 8. Bradford, son of Ronald E. Bradford Sr. of 811 Chur-ch St, Saint Joseph, Mich., snd Kathleen M. Bradford of R t 1, Coloma, Mich., has reported for duty aboard USS Sam Rayburn, homeported In Groton, Conn.

the drain project. Mayor Albert Steffens said *,900 had been budgeted for thr water main.

In other action, the board denied a request f r o m | | Westgate Oil Co., Muskegon, to use deed transfers to an-nex to the dty a service station the firm owns in I WstervUet Township.

The station Is on Michigan 140 north of the dty. Accor ding to Steffens, Westgate proposed deeding the station to the dty, which would then deed it back to the oil com-p m y '

The procedure would bypass the Michigan Boun-dary Commission, he said. Westgate wants to Join the I dty to take advantage of I police protection and lower sewer rates, according to Steffens.

The commission turned down the request after Clerk Fred Johnson said be felt it might be Illegal, and Mayor Steffens said the dty attorney was "a little leery" about i t Steffens said the oil compsny should petition the township before the dty takes action.

1 FACTS. '• ft FIGURES i |iie4^r*7eeo»a»*feT»eo»r»ll

Across the country, »tat^ and local revenue per gallon of ipirit* has risen by 121 percent since l 9 f i l , say the expert* at the Distilled Spirits Council of the U n i t e d States , Inc. (DISCUS), the trade aswcia-t ion of the diitilled spirits industry. The tax on distilled spirits remains the highest of all excise taxes.

^ WE'VE MOVED ISeUon'i Roffler Hair Cenier is noir

located at 0715 Red Arrow Highway, next to Malisons House of Decor,

Coloma, Just 500feet East of our old location.

Ewy Thursday - Semor Citizens Specials

Open Tues. • Fn. 8:00 i.m. • 5:30 p.m. Sit 8 i.m. • 1 p.m.

Some Phone Number 46S-7195

N E H S O N S B A R B E R S T Y L I S T

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July 21, 1983 Watervliet Record

Page Seven

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WATERVLIET THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Jul<

SUPER SAVINGS SPECIALS

4 Celwt — » Ha—

CHILDREN'S SANDALS

$1.00 VARIETY 150 TO SILL

HAIR BRUSHES V«Ium to M.00

Vil or LESSI

ALL-PURPOSE

8" SCISSORS 3" KNIFE With SHEATH

CALCULATORS

GIANT $7.95 Super Game B o o k . . . . $1.95 TOOTHBRUSHES Only 30c 89c SPONGES Now 39c LONG EMERY BOARDS 16/50c SWIM RINGS and BALLS $1.00

BELFY DRUG 324 North Main - WATERVLIET

Slcfowalk Sals Specials Cannon ToweU AtsorUd Colon

Bath Site $1.79 Hand Towel 99c Wash Cloths 69c

Ladin No NonSente Panty Hose $1.09

All Summer Clothes and Shoes OFF MANY OTHit lAROAINt TOOI

HARDING'S MARKET 415 Main S t r M t WATERVUET

3 BIG

PACKED DAZE

TERHY ja0TH I PlllOVH SPORT SHIRTS

$10.99 A " X iOAROWALK

C J " / SPORT SHIRTS Xa POCKET FRONTS •* ARROW

* $10.99 REG. II5.9V j S ) # SPECIAL GtOUP Of MENf REO |15ff

$10.99 GOLF SHIRTS ASST. STRIPES

ENTIRE POCK Of ^MEN-S|

LIGHT WEIGHT

ENTIRE STOCK Of " •"

WALKING SHORTS

GOLF CAPSI 112.99

SUMMER SLACKS

$5:00 OFF MEN'S

CREW SOCKS " f r . 0 ' $ 2 . 0 0

$5.00 OFF

WALLACE'S MEN'S WEAR FEATURES QUALITY ClOTHES FOR LESS

123 N. Main St., Watcrvlial

4 & 3 0 6 2 • TUXEDO RBfTALS *

MON THRU THURS «:30 AM 5 30 PM FRI «;30 AM-i.CO PM SAT. 1.30 AM-S OO PM

|2'OAY| DRY CLEANING •stRVICEr

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DON'T MISS OUR

Sidewalk Sale Bargains

Bargains Oalore In Front off Our Storel

G p a m b l e s 361 North Main WATERVLIET

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SUMMER SI DEI

40%

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3 DAYS ONLY

STOREWIDE SALE

10% off

OTHER SPECIALS TOO!

WOODRUFFS of WATERVLIET MS North Main

SUMMER SIDEWf J u l y 2 1 t t . 2 2 n d , 2 3 r d

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Ihvndmy, PrMsy, end le twiey Onlyl

July 21ft, 22nd, and 23rd

Good OV Fashioned Prices

COFFEE

Restaurant & Ca te r i ng Service

120 North Main WATERVLIET With this A4

Sidewalk D o n Special

A ' 'Nice'' Hair Style begins with a

"Good" Hair Cut.

Precission Hair Cut. $5.00

Shampoo Set $5.00

463-4741

BARB'S BEAUTY COVE 352 North Main St

WATERVLIET

WATERVLIET

K SALE

NO SUITS, ;sf AND EWEAR

jtE RESALE RTMENT

m WATERVLIET

SALE SPECIALS

H/dg^

FRY PAINT

t t $ 1 . 5 0

m $ 4 . 0 0

P l o w

.05c Coke or Ice Tea

KCmp |

SALE SPECIALS - SALE

JEWELRY 75c

CANDLE CL0SE0UT CHEAP 1

CLOSE OUTS from the

GIFT DEPARTMENT from Just $1.00 or less

BRITE WATCH BANDS '/> PRICE

Lots of

ODDS N'ENDS DixtChe.pi

Watervliet Rexall Pharmacy

397 Nor th Main - WATIRVLIET

SIDEWALK

DAZE

Sidewalk Sale Special

Save 20% a n d m o r e i

on New and Resale

Summer Clothing for Infants and

Children.

367 North Main

WATERVLIET

SIDEWALK SALE DAZE

9 x 1 2 Area Rues with Bound Edfc

$89. Esch

Carpet Samples $ 1 . « ts.oo

(Green Only)

Artifical Turf $3.99 Yard

kSloek

AH Carpet Remnants 1 0 % Off

laSloek

All Vinyl Floor Covering

10% 463-6635

GARGANO Cus tom C a r p e t

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SALE EMS JILT2S, I M S

SUPER • •SIDEWALK

July 21,

BUILD YOUR OWN WOOD BARN Only standard tools needed

ALL LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS INCLUDED!

8x8 ft. size

$225 Floor Extra

*279 Floor Extra

LATEX REDWOOD

STAIN $ 3 8 8

GALLON

2* or 3°

$ 6 4 8 8 Complete

colonial Crossbuck •Qtanvng WHITE •Chokt ol 2*8" or S'O" sizes •Tempered, ihstter proof.

ssfety gtsss.

WHh Hardware

N E W " Great for use s t retsininf wsls, gsrden borders, or tor genersl Isndtcspinf

6*8iB

USED RAILROAD TIES $ 5 8 1

8 FT. LONG

LANDSCAPE TIMBERS PRESSURE TREATED

INSECT PROOF ROT RESISTANT QTMI II rsUMv

REG. *4.78

SPECIAL PURCHASE

$ 3 8 8 M V EACH

I

90 LBS. GRAVEL MIX

Reg. *3.48

STOOLS Water-Saver Closet

Whits Only

Reg. *66 33 Save *16 45

NOW

$ 4 9 8 8

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TEMPERED GUSS TUB ENCLOSURE

146-A 60 " Reg *87 40

SALE

$6488

6 ' i r STOCKADE FENCE Reg *21.37

SALE M 8 8 8

K84 BIO 4 MEAVYDOTY WHEELBARROW • 4-cu. M. Heaped Capaclly • Seamless Steal Tray with Baked

Enamel Finish • Hardwood Handles lor Long Life

and Ourabilily • Larfle, Easy-rolling. Pneumatic Tire

Iali" *39-

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•Size: 32 s32*,i73y«'*

Ret. *151.56 $ 1 1 9 8 8

PLASKOLITE TUBWALL KITS

EASYWALL TW30 WHITE ONLY REG *64 88

FORMA TWSO WHITE OR COLORS

REG '78 14

SALE

SALE

S 4 4 8 8

$6488

•FINEST QUALITY! t ANT 1

CMt .Orm quctlr t* $

MC •un

SAVE *7.00

$ Q 9 9 GAUON

JOINT COMPOUND

$769 J 62 LBS

3 IN 1 235 LB. ASPHALT

SHINGLES Adhesive spots bind down

shingles. Drainage slots help prolong IHe of shingles.

ANY STOCK COLOR

•FINEST QUALITY! •Cwwn ANT tokwMont

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SUPER STRONG

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WITH 5 • 2x10 • • CONST. LUMBER '54.78

ALL PRICES CASK 6 CARRY WHILE SUPPLY LASTS - NO RAINCHECKS

A f u j a t e d H o m e C e n t e r 127 PLEASANT ST.

WATERVLIET PHONE 463-5721

VISA* HOURS:

Monday - Friday 8 to 5 Saturday 8 to 1

WE RE LONG ON SERVICE SHORT ON PRICE'

July 21, 1983

W atervliet

Honor Roll 9TH GRADE

HIGHEST HONORS -Tena Barker, John Epple, Keith Klann, Dawn Levioe, Trent McKlnney, Stephen Speesard, and Bryan White.

HONORS-Larry Adams, Phillip Britenfeld, Timothy Burress, Dean Clinard, Kathleen Curtia, Holly Gay, Brian Goodrich, Deborah Grant, Timothy Koshar, Lisa LoPresti, Tammy Martin.

Valer ie McDonald, Christine McGee, Douglas Moore, Michelle Muse, Christopher Nordhoff, Mary Sue Norris, Robert Pelton, Dorothy Pocevich, Sheryl Russell, Amanda Stone, Karen Weaver, Sandra Williams.

10TH GRADE HIGHEST HONORS -

Elizabeth Stalnbrook and Mary Wegenka.

HONORS - Michael Caine, Jerry Cantrell, Bren-da Cerny, Andrea Clinard, Mary Dominion, Marie Elsbrenner, Paul Epple, Sheila Fraxee, Christopher Hannan, Annette Hller, Ludnda King.

Kelly Lang, John Lord, John Martin, Gregory Mun-dt, Lisa Reed, Scott Rich-creek, Wendl Sackett, Tereaa Saurbier, Scott Scholtes, Athena Turner and Teresa Williams.

11TH GRADE HIGHEST HONORS -

Heidi Danneffel, Stephanie Gatchell, Lynda Hagenbar-th, Diana Shembarger and Patricia Wum.

HONORS - Eric Ander-son, Linda Anderson, Lori Balers , Theresa Baumeister, Mellisa Bodish, Paul Clements, Lori Day, Dana DeMay, Karla Gaddie,

Watervliet Record

(TPTtWGZB Over t w o million people

each year receive special aid—both spiritual and physical—at Thanksgiving and Christmas time, thanks to a group of officers in a unique Army.

y

e Salvation Army serves 86 countries, preaches in

_ 111 languages and maintains 18 ,231 religious/charitable

— centers and 48 schools for — o f f i c e r ' s training. It

preaches the word of God and offers assistance to many of society's out-casts—the homeless, prison-ers, alcoholics, unwed mothers—as well as offering instructional programs and fun activities for senior citizens to school-age children.

TTie Salvation Army de-pends on donat ions t o survive. Even though it makes the most of every dollar received, the total cost adds up. Volunteer e f for t s and contr ibut ions are always appreciated. If you 'd like to help ou t , visit a Salvation Army Center or write for free leafleta to: The Salvation Army Na-tional Headquarters, 799 Bloomfield Avenue, Verona, NJ 07044 .

Coloma Middle School ! HONOR ROLL

i i

Alexander Genu, Patricia Harris, Nancy Harry.

Geoff Kiekenapp, Kathleen Krkkhahn, Kim-berly LoPresti, Klmberly Lottridge, Nanette Nichols, Deborah Olson, Deniae Peterson, Karen Pica, Lori Shimer, Anita Skidmore and Julia Zwolinski.

12TH GRADE HIGHEST HONORS -

John Harmeyer and Nathalie Pica.

HONORS - Dawn Alspaugh, Ronald Bohn, Linda Bolin, Susan Briten-feld, Cheryl Cole, Karen Er-

tman, Tracy Frank, Susan Klug, Christina lindholm.

Kevin McCabe, Pamela Mundt, Timothy Mundt, Kelly Myers, Gene Shimer, Lana Stinett, Kristia Thomas and Nancy Zvonar.

"A friend is, second self."

as it were, s Cicero

6TH GRADE 4th Marking Period

The Principal's List in-cludes those students who have a straight "A" average - Chris Baushke, Tracy Kirby, Yuka Rose, Wendy Tucker and Tammy Vance.

To qualify for the Honor Roll, the student must have at least a "B" average with no grades less than a "B."

Honor Roll - Julie Bach-man, Heidi Bower, John Bower, Angle Burlingham, Brian Cookson, Robert Delatorre, Phillip DeZwar-te. Shelly Dillon, Dawn Drogus, Angle Paris, Vickie Hosbein, Charles King.

Keri Moran, Adam Needham, Amy Nitxache, Barbara Noack, Andrea Nugent, Helen O'Dell, Dale Perslcke, Lynne Phllllpi, Stacy Quickery, Carmen Reid, Beth Rogers, Kenneth Rogers.

Marina Scheuer, Shelley Schoenemann, Teressa Schoenfelt, Kelly Smith, Michael Spica, Francine Tomasini, Ryan Veverka, James Walke, Ann Warman, Marcus Watson, Alphonae Williams, and John Willming.

7TH GRADE 4TH Marking Period

Principal's List — Becky Chapman, Alison Fournier, Lynda Hoffman, Jennifer Nemethy, Lancy Snyder, Rodney Weir, Karen Willis, and Kristy Willis.

Honor Roll — Amy Elliott,

Amy Fester, Kim Golas, Robert Haien, Karen Hir-sch, Mike Keller, Missy Kl imasxewski , Kim Momany, David Myers, Kris Nord, Susan Phillips, Melissa Pociask, Jennifer Price.

Kathy Quinn, Jennifer Sager, Vem Sawyer, I>avld Scheffler, Trent Scheuer, Shannon Smith, Tracy Stelnhoff, Angle Stolfo, Lisa Swisher, Cynthia Under-wood, John Walter, Steve Wells and Cheryl Wilson.

Friday md Saturday July 22123

Onion Pumpernickel Bread

Blueberry Muffins 10" Fresh Apple Pie

Pecan Danish Tea Ring Coffee Cake German Choc. Cake Sour Creme Donuts

Page Eleven iiM5S7»e«ixt4aareao/xwfc

. FACTS! I 8 FIGURES J $ i xy+'STfaoi x t reeoi x'* U

The federal excise tax on spirits is a heavy regressive tax burden on consumers and the industry. Together with state and local levies on spirits, excise taxes amount to 44 percent of the typical retail price of a bottle of spirits—25 percent federal, 19 percent state and local. Liquor . is thus the most highly taxed consumer product.

• • •

Cotton growing, which orig-inated in India, was taken to Greece by Alexander the Great.

BAKERY SPECIAL OF THE WEEK

THRU JULY 23rd

•iKKin iwnai A very light cake style imifftt.

chuck full of tmh biuebemts sad topped with i dash of cmnsmon sucar - Csa't be battl Be tart to tniiome.

Refular Phct6/tl.50

Salt Price 6/$1.39

goiaen brown

South Haven iSt /(»s<7'/»'Walcn'licl inc.'

Watervliet Jr. High Honor Roil

CAROLYN J. MONCHELL1

Certified Public Accountant

193 North Paw Paw Street

Coloma, Michigan 49038

* Telephone (616) 468-6500

Offering Services of Taxes, Financial Consulting

and Bookkeeping

Lang, Jeff Little, Ben Mar-vin, James Mcgee, Troy McKlnney, Melissa Meader, Joe Murphy, Dan Nichols, Bryan Nord.

Stephanie Pica, Emily Pocevich, Robert Radesky, Mlssi Shults, Holly Smith, Sharon Smith, Daryl Tackett, Chris Tarsntino, Klmara Thomas, Joanna Tledemann, Michelle Wark, Reglna Williams and Mike Wolford.

"My insurance paid for

it!"

M W

7TH GRADE Angelica Alvarez, Nicki

Andrasi, Todd Bannen, Andy Bodfish, Jeff Bradford, Teresa Brumley, Rona Busse, Brian Coon, Rhonda Craig, Patrick Doyle, Bobby Fuller, Heather Gitersonke.

Nicole Goodrum, Sherry Gould, Shannon Hanks, Ned Jacobs, Tracy Jacobs, Chip Lange, Leah Latham, Chris Lewerenz, Bryan Utaker, Roger l iOt t r idge, Lesa Mar-t in .

Michelle McCalg, David Moore, Robert Muske, Chuck Nearpass, Chris Pica, Rick Radde, Laure Reed, Cheryl Sackett, Kevin Schaub, Robin Schultx, Jim Skidmore.

Kelli Soulard, Jamie Spessard, Holly Stewart, Jeff Stratford, Bridget Tavolacd, Susan Terlisner, Renee Vawter, Gregg Warren, Jeff Willmeng, Lynne Wise and Jody Wyatt

8TH GRADE Brad Banaslk, Dixie Bir-

mele, Dave Coon, Troy Cowsert, Julie Creeden, Todd Day, Andrea Demay, Chris Elsbrenner, Becky Epple, Chuck Fraxier, Tina Golden, Mike Grear.

Tracy Harmeyer, Carla Horton, Kevin Klann, Karla

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SALEM LUTHERAN CHUKCH (MnMriSyMd)

WHkm E. Flidwr, Pwtar Part u d Itarvti Streeta, C«i«Ba

Summer Saturday Wonhlp —7:00 p.m. Sunday Morning WoraUp — If; SO a m

Bible CUaaM, Sunday - f : U a j a

GOSPEL UGHTBOUSE KrT.E4tvKfl«

Paitar af Gaapel Uglit Hmw Red Amw Hlfliway - Between

Watery Uet aad Hard«rt Suarfay Se^nt. M;W a.m.

Maralag WartUp, ll;Ma.BL

HOPE EV. LUTHERAN RTSC. SYNOO

Beaaett Sab. — Hartfard Gertardt P. Uaaka, Paator

Soaday Setoal. IrMa.m. Worship Servke, lf;3la.m.

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENT1ST Piaery Road - Hartford Pastar Ralph Damwgti

Wonklp Seniee. ILMa.n. Sabalh Scbeol, 1:31 a.m.

CHURCH OF CHRIST 321E. Mala SL-Hartford

M.B. Maekey, Minister Suaday Sebool. M;N a.m.

Moraine Worship. 11:10 a.m.

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION M! E. IMh St, Hartfard

Patter Jaltaa L Heageaback Saturday Maaa, S: M p.m.

8aBday.l:»aadU:Na.m. Sat Ca^caaiaaa, 4 ta U after S:» M

COLOMA UNTTED METHOD DTT CHURCH

Church SL, Coloma Rev. Tlmathy CUaaae

Ctareh S c M - 9 :« • M:N aja . CafleeFilliwaMp —M:M->t:MaJL

WaraUy-N:M-U:»«m

COLOMA CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Paw Paw St, Coiacna

taaday Bervtec A fehaal, W;MaJB. Eveala| Service, Wedaeaday, 7:M p.m.

PAW PAW AVENUE CHURCH OT CHRIST •C7S Paw Paw Ave., Citarna

Layd Stiaaett, Miaiiter SaadaySehaaLMam.

Sunday general worship A asaetnblles. II a.Ba. AI p-m.

Sign language Interpreter far the hearing Impaired at Buaday nandag aervkea.

COLOMA SEVENTH DAY A DVENT1ST CHURCH

SM W. Center (Directly beyaad cemetery) Paalar Ralph Darraagl

Sabbath School 1:30 a.m. • Church Service II Tekephaae-tftUM

CALVARY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 13 Saath Haver Street. Hartford

Paatar Roaald Cauffmaa Sunday School. 10:00 a.m.

Saaday Evening Service. 0:00 p.m.

HARTFORD UNITED METHODIST 42* E. Mala St.. Hartfard

Rev. John Hire Suaday School. 9:43a.m.

Maralag Warship. 11:00 a.m.

KEELER UNITED METHODIST Charch8ehaal.0:4ta*.

Maraiag Warship. 11:00 a.m.

KEELER GENERAL BAPTIST Rev. Charles Davis

Saaday Schaal. 10:00 a.m. Markiag Warship. 11:00 a.m.

CALVARY UGHTHOUSE Mil E Mala

Tara aaath aa Wefla U Terrttartal

Rev. Rath Gariaager Saaday Sehaai, 1:4Sa.m.

Maralag WarsWp, II:00a.a. Evea4agSen1ee.7:»pA Prayer, Thanday a ^ N

THE PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

A Member al the Nattaaal Aaaadattaa M Cwgrrgartaaal Chrlattaa Charrhes

Watervliet — Rev. Harvey R. Lard Saaday Schaal f: 41 a ja .

WarsUp Service, 11:00 a^L

HARTFORD FEDERATED CHURCH

WATERVLIET UNITED METHODIST CHURQ

Church SL A Red Arrow Hwy. Rev. U y Williams

Saaday School, 9:4S a.m. Worship Service. 11:00 a.m.

LAKE SHOttE BIBLE SatEvaraton

Hagar Shares, Mi. Sunday School. 0:43 a.m.

Worship Service. 10:43 a.m. Evealng Service, 0:00 p.m.

Midweek service. Wed. 7:00 p.m. Rev. Jafta Crahha, Paatar AWANA • Thurs. 0:30 p.m.

ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH

Rev. Adolph Nadrach SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES

Summer-1,1:30 AII a.m. Wlaier-f:30A 10:30 a.a.

Satarday Night, $;30 Weekday Mass, 0:13

Caafeaalaas :SaL4la3pjL

CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH Terrttarlal A Beatoa Ceater Rda.

PMcry Rd. A Rad Arraw Hwy. Saday Schaal 0:41

WaraMp Service, 11:00 Evealag Service 0:00

Wed. Faaaiy Night - YJ». atf:3i I i il M l Mi Ij A Prayer 7:01. Awaaa.T:W

Rev. Gaarfe Badger, Paatar Rrv. Gaa Aaderaaa, Paatar af Vlsltattaa

Mr. Tha Nyhak, Paatar afYaath

MIDWAY BAPTIST Betweea Wvlt A Calama aa Red Arrow

G.A.R.B.C. Aftlliatcd Paatar HaraM KMckcrhacker

— Saaday — Saaday SchaaLO: M a m

Warship Service. 10:40 a.m. Eveatag Service. 0:00 p.a. Kurt Kigar, Assoc Pastor

— Wedaeaday— Midweek Service. 7:00 p. a .

Awana, 0:30 at the Church

FAITH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH

Charch af the Latheraa Caalessioa Paw Paw Ave.. Calama Pastor James Saadcea

Saaday Schaal A Bible Oaas. 0:» a.m. D««'ae Warship. N:»a.m.

oaflnnatlaa Class T 1 P-aL. SaL I a m

Saaday SchaaL 0:45 a.m. Maraiag Worship. 10:43 a.m. Eveaiac Service, 0:00 p.m.

Wed. Prayer Meetiag. 7:30 p.m.

PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOO Pastar WBau Creech

Saaday Schaal, M:00a.m. Marniag WarsMp. 11:M a.m. Saaday eveaftag aervice, 0:00 p.m. Midweek aervice. Wed., 7:00 p.m

FREE METHODIST Paw Paw Avenue, Watervliet

Pastar Mart MeCamlck Saaday SchaaL 0:43 a m.

Warship Service. 11:00 a.m. Chair RehersaL 7:13 p.m. Evealag Service. 0:00 p.m.

Wedaeaday. AH Yaath Meet 7:M p.m. AdaltBlUeStady. 7:00 p.m.

NEWHOPE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Paatar David Baiaer Charrh SchaaL f;4S am.

Warship Service. 11:00 a.m. Sammer hours, 11:00 a.m.

COLOOU CHURCH OF GOD Red Arraw Hwy. — Rev. Janes Daltoa

Saaday SchaaL 0:43 a.m. Warship Service. 11:00 a.m.

EmnjfUitic Service, Suaday. 7;M p.m. Thursday. Prayer Meetiag. 7:30 p.m.

SaL Yaaag Peoples Eadeavar. 7:30 p.m.

CENTRAL ASSEMBLY OF GOO Calama TowaaMp Hal

Paw Paw Lahe Raad, Cataam Rev. Daniel D RaehL Paatar

SUNDAY M:OOAJL WarahtpSarvtee

0:01 P.M Evaagrltitle Meetiag

THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 1043 Kiag SL. Beataa Harhar

Pastor; Vaa B. HatcMaaa Sunday Worship: 10 00a.m.

REDEEMER EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH

Charch af the I Jitheraa Coaiessloa M-132 East al Sister Lakes

Pastor Paul TiefelJr. Divine Worship. 0:30 a.m.

Adult Bible Clau. 10:03 a.m.

ST. PAUL'S UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

Narth Balabridge Ceater Raad (near H1U Road-

Rev. Narmaa E Meyer Suaday SchaaL l:lV10:13a.m

Charch Service. I0:»-11:30aja.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

Caraer al Charch A Leedy Sta.. Calama Rev. Paige BkdweO

Summer Schedule : June, July A August Worship Service —10:30 a m

MISSIONARY BAPTIST Washiagtaa A Part SL. Calama

Rev. Patrick Lawsaa Saaday SchaaL 10:00 a.m.

MaralH Warship. 11:01a.m. "" I.T.C.,f.30 p.m.

Evealag Worship. 7:»p.m

Prayer Service. We<L, 7:30 p.m. RIVERSIDE FIRST UNTTED METHODIST

CHURCH FlkesRaad. Riverside

Rev Ettsaheth Perry Nard Maralag Warahlp 0:01 aad 11:01 a m »

CaOeaFellawahlp 10:01 a m Charch Schaal M:» a m

OOLOOIA BOLE CHURCH. Wast A WA Rev. Earl Ufhtfaat, Paatar

Saa. Schaal 0:43 - Man. Serv. U a m Saaday Eve. Serv. I p m

Vad. Prayer Maeltag 7 p m

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OBITUARIES Mrs. Naomi Scheid

Mrs. Nioml Scheid, 84, of Witervliet, died Monday, July 18, at Ridgeview Manor Nursing Home, Kalamasoo.

Funeral services were held Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Hutchins Funeral Home, Waterviet. Burial was In Watervl ie t Cemetery . Memorials may be made to the WatervUet Fire Depar-tment

Mrs. Scheid was born Aug 11,1898, in Watervliet

Survivors include: two daughters - Mrs. Donald (Josephine) Waldron of ifetanasoo, and Mrs. Wanda Pomeroy of OrandYille, Mkh.; two grandchildren; one brother, Leonard Peiree of Hartford; and one sister, Mrs. Donald (Julia) Cutler rf Leesburg, Fla. She was Preceded in death by her husband, Joseph, Sept 1981.

Richard A. Morrow Funeral services were

held Wednesday, July 30, for Richard A. Morrow, 30, of Hagar Township, 5818 Lin-coln, Lake Michigan Beach.

Services were held at 1 p.m. at the Davidson Chapel of Florin Funeral Service, Coloma. Burial was in North Shore Memory Gardens. Memorials may be mm/U to Richard A. Morrow ftUdra'sFund.

Richard "Rlc" Morrow was born Feb. 8, UM, in Benton Harbor. He died Sunday, July 17 at his home. Morrow was formerly em-ployed at Stefan!'s Auto Par-ts, Benton Harbor, where he was a mechanic.

Sunrivors include: his wife, the former Cynthia Sirk; one son, Eric; one daughter, Samantha; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morrow of Coloma; grandparents - Mr. and Mrs. Otto Harper of Venice, Fla. t and Mrs. Marie

Morrow of Coloma; four brothers — David, Russell, Bradley and Donald Jr., all of Coloma; and two sisters— Rhea Morrow of Covert and Tana Morrow of Coloma.

E. Stanley Booth E. Stanley Booth, 74, of

5817 Paw Paw Lake Road, Coloma, died Thursday, July 14, at Community Hospital, Watervliet, of an apparent heart attack.

Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Davidson Chapel, Florin Funeral Service, Coloma. Burial was in Coloma Cemetery.

Mr. Booth was born Feb. 8, 1909, in Shelton, Conn. He retired in 1959 from Nor-thern Pacific Raidroad. From 1959 to 1974, he owned and operated the Sandhill Saw Mill in Coloma. Sur-vivors Include: one daughter, Mrs. Harold (Karen Faye) Johnson of Coloma; one son, Wayne of Stockton, Calif.; and six grandchildren.

Mrs. Elmo Holloman

Mrs. Elmo (Pearl) HoUoman, 72, formerly of Rt 3, Becht Road, Coloma, died Saturday, July 18, at Doniphan, Mo., where she and her husband have resided since 1980.

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Mrs. Guy Cross Mrs. Guy Cross, 89, of

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The Guy Cross family were former residents of WstervUet, leaving this area in the 40's. Their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schultz, remained here a few years longer. Mrs. Cross was preceded in death by her husband and her sons, Leo and Byron. Services were held in Shelby. She was buried at the WatervUet cemetery.

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Report of Condition of State Charter N. 442

The State Bank of Coloma of Cokxna, Micttgan at the dose of Bnsineas June 30,1983

a state banking institution organised and operating under the banking laws of this State and a member of the Federal Reserve System. Published in accordance with a call made by the State Banking Authorities and by the Federal Reserve Bank of the District.

in ' ASSETS

Cash and due from depository institutions. 2^33,000 U.S. Treasury securities. 2,480,000 Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations 2^81,000 Obligations of States and poUtical subdivisions in the United States 2^38,000 AU other securities 38,000 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to reseU 3,000,000

Loans,Total (excluding unearned income)..... 7,962,000 Less: Allowance for possible loan losses 94,000 Loans. Nrt.

Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises 82,000

Resl estate owned other than bank premises 127,000 AUother.assets »,000 TOTAL ASSETS. 21,480,000

LIABILITIES bemand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 1,945,000 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 13,541,000 Deposits of United States Government IX®® Deposits of States and political subdivisions in the United States - 3,106,000 Certified and officers' checks 611,000 TOTAL DEPOSITS 19,218,000

Total demand deposits 2,745,000 Total time and savings deposits 18,471,000

All other liabUities 0 '000

TOTAL LIABILITIES 19,235,800

EQUITY CAPITAL

Common Stock No. shares authorised 3,000 No. shares otitstanding 3,000 (par value)

Surplus Undivided profits and reserve for contingencies and other capital reserve' TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL

300,000 1,800,000

985,000 1266,000

21,480,000

MEMORANDA

Amounts outstanding as of report date: Time certificates of deposit in denominations of $100,880 or more

Average for 30 calendar days ending with report date: Total deposits , 19^07^88

I, Bryce W. Dunlop, Vice President 4 Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this report of condition has been prepared in conformance with the instructions issued by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the State Banking Authority and Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

BRYCE W. DUNLOP

We, the undersigned directors, attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief has been prepared in conformance with the instructions issued by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the State Banking Authority and is true and correct

ALLEN W.BAKER, JR. JAMES W.ORWIG MALCOLM S.R06S

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I mortgage made by Carl S. Harrla aad Onrlta R. Harris, hatha ad aad wile, U Fleet Hortcage Corp., f/k/a MOTtgafc AaMdatn. lac., a Rhode lalaad Corporation tacceaaor la loterett by merger to Mort fa ie Aaaodatca, lac., a Wlacoiula CorporatloB, Mortgagee, Dated Aagaat n , I t n , aad recorded aa Septomher 1. t f n , la Uher Ni, oi page MS, Berrlea Coaaty Recorda, MJchlgaa, aad aaalgaed h j aaid Martfagec to Secartty Sar tap aad Loaa Aaaodatloo aa DUaoli CorporaUoa located la Decatur, •llaola, by aa aaalgnmeat dated September 1,1171, aad recorded aa September 11,1171, ta Liber IM, aa page «£ , Berrlea Coaaty Recorda, Mkhlgaa, aa which mortgage there la claimed to he dae al the date hereof the torn of Nlae Thooaaad Nice Hundred Pllteea k tin* DolUra (V9.lli . tt). ladBdlag latarefl at 7% per aaanm.

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PUBUC NOTICE Amendment to Sewer Or-

dinance No. 43 Section VI. C. 4, Watervliet Township Should be amended to read asfoUows:

The direct tap-in benefit charges or indirect tap-in benefit charges for aU p»w construction of houses, buildings or other proper-ties, or for improvements to existing houses, buildings or other properties, which result in the necessity for a building sewer as provided in this Ordinance, shall be allowed to make deferred payments for the direct tap-in or indirect tap-In benefit charge. These deferred payments ahaU be prorated to November 15, 1991, with no penalty for pro-payment Commencing on July 11,1983 any new direct or Indirect tap-In benefit charge shall be prorated for no more than ten (10) years. These deferred payments shall be subject to seven percent (7%) simple Interaat oo the unpaid balance. The owner of the houae, building or property eligible for and electing to make deferred payments shall be billed an-nually by the Township for the unpaid tap-In benefit chnrge plus seven percent (7%) interest on the unpaid balance. The owner of bouses, hoiVtings or other properties which were com-pleted and In existence prior to the avallaUUty of a sewer of the public sewage dispoaal system shaU be allowed to make deferred payments for the direct tap4n or indirect tap-In benefit charge. Theae deferred payments shall be prorated to November 1ft, 1911, with no penalty for pre-payment. Theae deferred payments shall be subject to seven percent (7%) simple Interest on the unpaid balan-ce. The owner of the house, building or property eligible for and electing to make deferred payments shall be billed annually by the Town-ship for the unpaid tap-In benefit charge phis seven percent (7%) Interest on the unpaid balance. These • payments will commence annually with the 1983 Property Tax BUI.

Dolores YoodeU, Clerk Watervliet Township

7-2143 Dolores YoodeU, Clerk

"Diligence is the mother of good luck."

Benjamin Franklin

WATERVUET KNIGHTS efl COLUMBUS SM CLUB Bingo every Tuesday night, 7:30 p.m.-ll:IO p.m. at St Joeephj Catholic Church, Watervliet

The first photograph of a President in office was made of President James Polk in 1849.

ily21, 1983 Watervliet Record Page Fifteen

i

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FT. COBALT SPEED KT - With 233 Merc, jie. Also Shore Station. 1463-6070.

7-21,28,p

ESH CUT HAY FOR >. Phone 621-4326. 7-14-21p

/EWAY TUBES - 13" • aU lengths up to 14

stock. Affiliated Home , Inc., Watervliet

Twenty Words for $1.30! Min imum charge of $1.30- 5 cents a word over 20

Ads phoned in must be paid before the ad wi

ALL CLASSIFIED ADS

appear in the paper

MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE

LEGAL NOTICE

WANTED Lf GAL NOTICES

TIQUE FURNITURE £ — Round oak tables,

V> leaf Ash tables, square . tables. Oak china olnet , Mahogany retary. Ask about our 116 r-old pump organ. 218 asant Street, WatervUet oe 483-4074.

7-21-p

RD SALE - SATUR-V, July 13rd. At 76U -itorial. Vfc mile west of 40. Electronic TV reboard, typewriter, ad-I machine, french fryer, loween witch, curtains, hes, misc. 7-21p

IM TRACTOR, COM-E snd equipment parts •Jew and Uaed. Rebuilt ^s, blocks, generators, ten, clutches, pressure es, TA's, overhaul kits

complete motors. We i UPS daily. Stamm ipment Company, U.S. it Wayland, MI. 792-6304 77-4888. Also on M40 %

of Lake Odessa, Phone 374-8801.

7-11

BUILDINGS. AGRI-iTURAL, COMMER-L, FULL FACTORY GRANTEE. AU steel ^rspan, smal les t lings 20x20x8; largest tal6.*M(MM0ft wid-i various lengths. CaU 24 1-800-482-4242 Ex. 540.

. seU cheap 1m-lately. WU1 deUver to

; site. 7-11; 8-4, lS-83-p

FRIENDLY HOME TOY parties now In our 28th year,, Is expanding and has openings for managers and dealers. Party Plan ex-perience helpful. Guaran-teed toys and gifts. No cash investment, no coUecting or deUverlng, no service charge. Car k Phone necessary. CaU coUect, 518-489-8396 or 518-489-4429.

7-7,14,21

WILL DO BABYSITTING IN my home for children, aU ages. Days, nights, week-ends. Have references. Ask for Janet 4 8 M m 7-21p

OFFICE HELP WANTED -Must be able to type, file and balance daily accounts. Send resume to JOB, P.O. Box 680, WatervUet, Ml 49098.

7-14,21c

MORTGAGESALE II havteg beea made te the

i aad Lfdtl l tat ol a certala atsr-tgage made by WDllam P. Vaaag aad Gloria Yoaag, haaboad aad wife, Mor-tgagor*, to Steadard Federal Savtep and Loaa AttociaUoa, a Federal Aaaodalloa. of Tray, Oaklaad Coaaty, Mlchigaa, formerly P i n t Federal Savtegt aad Loaa Aaoodattea of NOea, dated the Uth day tf April, 1*77, aad recorded la the office of the Refltter of

NOTICE OP MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE

DefaaU havteg heoi made te tee

the Ut day of December 1171, by DENNIS C. LEE aad E L L H N I L U ^

Wayaa A. MSter aad Abas R. Miner. aa martgagara, te tee Ualtod Stetea al America, aa msr tp«as , sad raeae>

r L 1»7I, Is tee Office

moath from the foreclooare tale. Property may be redeemed by payteg the amoaal ol the hid al the

id say

NOTICE OP MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE

DefaaU hartef hasa made te the coadttloaaaf a certala martgage made the teth day of December, 1177. by Dated R. Helma aad Saa C Helms, NXA, 8ae C. Nail, hsshaad aad wife-, aa mortgagora, to the United Stetea of America, aa mortgagee, aad recorded aa December SI, 1177, la the Office of the Register of Deeda for Berrlea Coaaty, Mlchigaa te Uher MM of mor-tgagea t a pagea Utt-lMl; aa whkh martgage there ta claimed to be dae aad aapaM at the date af tela NsUcc tweaty-elght thoaaaad, oae luiodied, tea aad M a n DoQan ( ia . l l l .M)

from date of oak. Dated Jaas M, IMt. For addlUoaal lalonaabo*. pleaae eaatect UNITED STATES OF AMERICA acttef teroagh Fannen Hsme Adrntatatraboa, Room Ml. MM Soath Harrtaoa Road, Eaat

Deeda, for the Coualy of Berrlea aad tf the Regtater tI Dasdaftr Berrien State tf Mlchigaa, t a tee Bad day tf Go-aty, T T April, IfH, te Uher 1IM sf Berrlea W » s s pa^a CoaBtvRecoob.eanaiell7.se which a isr tpge amde tee Mte aay tf Sep-m ^ A g e ^ " d I £ e d t e h e d a e , toahar IfTt by WAYNE A MILLS* at the date of Ihta aotlce, for prtadpal aad ALMA R. M n ^ h - h a ^ d - d aad late ret t, the aam af Thirty w«e as mortgagors, te tes UsIM ftoasa^ Sevea Haad^d Eighty Hx Stetea of A m ^ « m t r t p t s e ^ aad M/MI DaHait ( |M,7IUt); r t m + i m S f r n k * M. MN, te tee

Aad aa aalt ar prtrrfdfagt al law or Office sf the Rcgtaisr d Dwdt ter te e^atty havteg beta lailltelil Is Berrlea Csaaty. MliMgasteLteerM* recever tee debt aecared by aaid mor- * mortgagee oa pages W7-MW; sa tgage or say part thereaf. Now, whteh mortgagen Therefore, by vtrtae t l tbo power t l bs tern sad a p a M MWe dste • tem

te tate msrtgsge, aad Nstlee Twelve Thoaaaad Oae teteesteteteTteT^tetl Haadrod Tweaty Eight a - lJ/MI

te aach caas mads aad DaHais (flI,lM.ll) srteeteal aad Oas astlce ta hereby gtvea that Thoasaad fllz Hsi

tee Brd dsy t l Aagaat, O ^ M Dsftera l i l t at M-.M o'dsck AJL, Lscal Thas, mil t r prseaodteg at |sw or ta • taM mortgage wSI he fareelmtd by a havteg hssa teMlteted te sale at pahHe aaettaa, te tes htcbsM dsbt, sr say part W

teefroat by ssld - d

(Ml , 7-7,14,0-0)

: te tee Berrtaa C s a t y Coar-la the City af S t

(that heteg the wberc tee CktaS Coart for the CoMty of Berrlea to btU), si tee proatocs

te taM mortgage, t r aa [ as may bs ascessaiy Is

P«/ tald mortgags, with the latereat therasa at stes per ccat (1%) per s »

NOW THEREPORE, Hereby Gfvoa St at M o'datS te

si I

PUBUC NOTICE Amendment to Zoning Or-

dinance No. 50, Article VI, Section 8.11A, WatervUet Township Should be amen-ded to read as follows: delete "and Individual rummage sales"

Add B. Rummage sales may be operated and coo-ducted by individual and non-profit organisations for no longer than three con-secutive days and no more than twice a year.

Dolorea YoudeU, Clerk WatervUet TownaUp

7-11-83

J by law, sad atos say tam sr sams whkh smy he paM by tee i

for boldtes tee Ckretel Csart for lbs Coaaty ol Berrtea, there will he tl-fond for sak aad ssM to tes bidder, at pahUc tale, f t r dto | of tattafytog tee

algaed, aeceaaary to pratoet Its to-tereat la the premtaea. Which aaid

AD that certala piece or parcel of toad altaate ta the Towaahlp of Berrlea la the Coaaty of Berrlea aad State tf Mlchigaa, aad described at faUaws, to-wtt:

Let t , Chapta Shares, Part tf the Soatbeast Qaarter tf Sectloa If, Tswa-thlp I Soath, Raage 17 West, Berrlea TswasMp, BerrV-i Coaaty, Mkhlgaa. according to the Flat thereof, recorded Jaae 17, I M , ta Book If of Plata, page N.

Darlag the tlx

Dated at Tray,

STANDARD FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN AS80CUT10N, A Federal

MORTGAGESALE DefaaU havteg hoea made te

isf aeer ta te i

ad Fsaiita r7

wife, Mertgacort, te I Savteca aad Loaa Assoc la tisa, a Federal Aasactettoa, t l Tray, Oaktoad Csaaty. Mlchigaa, formerly First Federal Savtegs aad Lsaa Assoclatloa af NUeo, dated the |»rd day si Aagste, IfTl, sad rseordod te tea tfBea of tet Rsctater sf Dasds, Isr tes Csaaty t l Bsnlsa sad State t l IB i Mesa, t a tes Ote day sf Aagsst, I f n , te Ltesr M t l Bsrrtea Cssaty Baessat, sa pass Ml, sa wMeb ms^ I M S tesra to eteltesi te bs tern, at tes

is l teteastka, tori i <d

I M/MI DoBan (HUWJi);

Aadaa salt s r pi ir i i te tgi at law t r te e«aity havteg bssa tet mated te

Ibyi lent

Thsrelsre. by vhrtes si tes ( tested

! te tes stetete si tes I Mlchigaa la tach aad prsvlded, astlce is hereby givea that sa Taesdsy, the tote day si Aagsst, IMI at M:M o'clock A.M., Local Tteae, ssM aaar-tgage a m be fareclooed by a t ak at pahUc aartka, to the highest

dred, eighteen aad M/lte Dollars ( t t . t l l . N ) late rest; as ta l l s r proceedtag at law sr ta eqtety havteg beea tastitated te reeaver the dsbt, sr aay part si the debt, tecared by said sMrtgage, aad the pswer t l sak c s » tslaed ia said mortgage havlag

operative by reatta t l sack

NOW. THEREPORE, Nstlee to Hereby G h t a that sa Aagast 11, l lO, at M o'clock te tes f i n a i i a at the frsat steps si the Csarthsass te S t Joseph, Mkhlgaa, that bstegths place for holdteg tec Ctratat Coart lor tee Coaaty si Bstrtea, there wSI bs sl-fered isr sak snd ssM to tes ' Mddsr, at pahlk sak, fsr tes t l sattafyiag lbs

Csaaty. te tes Stete si MIL Mgsa LOT 4, BLOCK " H " , WEST ADDMON TO THE VHJ-AOE, NOW c m r OP NEW BUFFALO, BERRIEN COUNTY. MICHIGAN, ACOOWMNG TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED PSSMJARY B , 107 IN BOOK "E" o r DEEDS, PAGE H E l b s

s si sack sak . Prspsrty maybe n l i i m i i by payteg tes amsaat si lbs hM st tee k r u l i t a i i sak ptea te-

si sak. 1 te-

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, aetlag tkroagh Farmsrs Heme Ad-mtetatratka. Rosm Ml, MM Soath Harrl taa Read, East Laasiag,

potatoes were un-in Europe until

mbut found them in the Indies and took them with him. They have

id into one of the d's cheapest food crops.

/ A T E R V U b l l HARDWARE

Pipe cut I threaded Screen I Storm Wiadovs

Repaired

IMN MsMiSL.«StarSNt IVMHoo Sit

•43M41

Garry G.Carky, Esq. Mil W. Big Beaver ftsp.MkMgsBteS AtteraeyfsrL

M y t U M a g - M M U t

"Common sense is instinct and enough of it is genius."

Josh Billings

asfoUows, towtt: That prspsrty located I

Coaaty la tee Stete of Mlchigaa. Lot 11, SHEDD'S ADDITION TO THE VILLAGE OP THREE OAES, BERRIEN COUNTY, MICHIGAN, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED JANUARY t UM IN BOOK t OP PLATS, PAGE 0 . SUBJECT, HOWEVER, TO ALL VALID OUTSTANDING EASEMEN-TS, RIGHTS-OF-WAY, MINERAL LEASES. MINERAL RESER-VATIONS AND MINERAL CON-VEYANCES OP RECORD. SUBJECT TO THE RIGHTS OP THE PUBUC AND OP ANT GOVERNMENTAL UNIT IN ANY PART THEREOF TAKEN, USED OK DEEDED POK STREET, ROAD OR HIGHWAY PURPOSES. THE MORTGAGOR AND MORTGAGES AGREE THAT CARPETING PURCKASED OR FTNANCSD IN WHOLE OR IN P ART. WITH LOAN FUNDS. WKL BE CON-SIDERED AND OONSIKUED AS A PART OP THE PROPERTY COVERED BY THE MORTGAGE. Tba I i | t i i pmkd wte bs ttw

te the Berrlea Coaaty lbs OMy si S t Jsaepk, MkMgaa ( beteg the hafldteg when the Ctrcatt Csart fsr tes CsMly si Berrtea ta hsM), si tes arssstass dsscrtbsd te sate BM mayhs

i at sevea per i all legal costo,

J tes stteraey fees allowed by taw, aad also say sam sr sams whkb may he pate by the aaderslgaed, accessary to protect ito teterest te

( Ja ly7 ,M,n .2SJ )

MORTGAGESALE DefaaU has beea made ta the coo-

dUkas si a msrtgsge made by Nsr t d Whltekw, to Fleet Mortgage Corp f/k/a Mortgage Aaaoctetea, lac.. «

wit: Lst PVtosa (H), Ptekrtdfe, part si

• M, Tswatete 7 Ssath. Raaas II WsatCkysl ty, I S his •• •eeasSteg te

teVstemsU si Plata, p a p ILhstegte tee CRy si Bsrktasa, Bsntoa CssaCy.

ta Ixterest by merger Is Msrtgsge Attociatet, lac., a Wiscoatla Corporation, Mortgagee, Dsted Stplimhir M, lite, sad raeardsd oa Septeatesr It, Hte, te Ubsr ML sa page SM, Berrtea Csaaty Records,

te atalgaed by taM Msr Is First Federal Savtegs aad msetettsa si MsMk, a/k/a F i r

st Ssteben Federal Savtep aad Lsaa

October'1, HH, aad racordod oa Of toher I, IfM, te Uher Mt, sa page L

ta datewd te be at teeSehgTsf tess ts fMBI

• s i x t y Ntes aad M/ l t e

at71%peri

Dertag

I P AIR & N I W INSTALLATION

JOHN KUELBS Licen eo

Plumber

John's Plumbing

aKial prices on Wator Sof tnon & fater Hoators Water Iron Filters

BRAKES & WHEEL ALIGNMENT A SPECIALTY

Service on all Makes and Models

Registered Mechanics with 20 yrs. Experience

Rooel Motor Soles FRANK ROOEL

Hoon: • : « to 9 ;« Monday thni Friday

Phone 483-3167 DOWNTOWN WATERVLIET

Deled at Troy, May II,

STANDARD FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCUTION, A

Garry G. Cartey, Esq. Mil W. Big Beaver

Attsrary fsr (MI;7-74ULH0)

Most topaz is white or blue. The famed golden variety is actually very rare.

to tee Ptat teeresf, recorded . her tZ, UN te Bask I sf Plete, p ^ e 0

Derteg tes tei nMelhs Immsdiatefy Ir iksteg tea sak, tes property may

Dated: Jely U, 103 FtntSseteera Federal

Savtep ead Lsaa Assodatka, Asslgaec tf Mortgagee

Hecht, Bachaese a Cbsaey Kb Floor Prey Bafldteg Greed RapMa, Mkhlgaa teHI

( J a l y M , n , 0 : A a g . i U 0 )

taBKoaaamaamaHKfff ia^^

Page Sixteen Watervliet Record July 21, 198.

Paw Paw Lake Golf Club

Thanday A.M. Women'i Golf League i t Paw Paw

Lake Golf OuWuly 7, I M Low Gross — Front • D.

Camp, 47, Back • J . Forrester, 47. Low Net — Front - V. Ross and L Stagg, 32, Back-C. Blough, 31. Low Putts — Front - H. Wllmlng and E. Curry, Back - G. Bod-fish, E. White and T. Mueller.

Birdies — D. Camp, No. 5, E. White, No. llf L. Johnson,

No. 12. E. Klug, No. 7. M. Martin, No. 13. Chip-ins — T. Mueller, No. 17, P. Snyder, No. 16. Eagle — J. Forrester No. 12.

tin and E. White, Back - M. Soberer and C. D'Amore.

Thursday A.M. Wemea's Golf Leagae at Paw Paw

Lake Golf ClaUaly 14, I M Low Grots — Front - J.

Forrester, 46, Back - E. Wober, 50. Low Net - Front - Erma White, 30, Back • M. Scberer, 32. Low Pntti — Front-M. Martin, 14, Back-K. Dorstewltz, 12.

Birdies - J . Vollrath. Special Event — Front - L Johnson, A. Fetters, M. Mar-

Leagae at Paw Paw Lake G^fClab-Jaty 11,1111

Front Nine — Low Groas • Evie Klmbrough, Low Net • Elaine White, Low Putts -Ethel Cripe, Kathryn Brad-ford and Ethel Currle, Chip-in - Kathryn Bradford, Bir-die - Kathryn Bradford, Mary Ellen KubaU and Evie Kimbrough, Eagle - Ethel Cripe, and Special Events -Evie Kimbrough.

Back Nine — Low Gross -Jo Caskey, Low Net - Karen

Mills, Low Putts-Jo Caakey, Birdie - Lucy Sanders, Con-nie D'Amore, Edith Weber, 1, Jo Caakey, J, and Special Events-Jo Cadkey.

Coloma Schools file petition

Coloma Commanity School District on Friday, July 15, INS, fQed a petition for Writ of Certiorari in the United States Supreme Court seeking to review the dediion by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals affirming Judge Hillman's Inter-district Remedy Order.

SEE YOUR REALTOR,

THEN SEE US LaSalle Fede ra l Savings

has mor tgage f inanc ing avai lable a t the lowest

interest ra tes o f f e red by the Association in the past

two years . LaSalle has mor tgage money

avai lable fo r new construct ion,

the purchase of an existing

home, or for the purchase of

vacation homes. Oa/nal

W EOliAl HOUSING I LENDER

We of fe r a 30 year

ad jus tab le ra te mor tgage with

your choice of capped or

uncapped interest ra te ad jus t -

ments. We also of fer a three

year balloon mor tgage with a guaran teed renewal

fea ture . See us for full details and cu r r en t interest

ra tes .

LaSalle Federal Savings and Loan Association

Buchanan 6 4 3 - 3 8 8 4

6 9 3 - 0 8 1 1

Bridgman 465-3300

Coloma 468-6741

Decatur 423-7081

Fennville 3 6 1 - 8 8 8 5

25th anniversary Fly In planned for August 14th Watervliet Chairman Bob

Koahar announced the 15th annual Fly In and Pancake Breakfast will be held at the Watervliet Airport on Sun-day, August 14th.

In obaervance of its silver anniversary special exhibits and demonstrations will be held, and a greater number of prlxes will be included in the drawing. A military static display and flyover and a sailplane demon-stration by Henry Haig are among the many special events planned. The entire

Jeffrey HDe

New Environmental director at hospital

Community Hospital, Watervliet has announced Jeffrey Hile as the new Director of Environmental Services, according to Jean-ne De Uefde, hospital spokesperson. Mr. Hile was previously employed by Mc-Cray Memorial Hoepital, Kendallville, Ind. as a staff engineer and attended Pur-due University. Mr. Hile and his wife, Debbie have recen-tly moved into the Water-vUet area.

Fly In Is sponsored by ttn Watervliet Airport Board.

Make plans to attend Koshar promises this Sih-Anniversary Fly In will b bigger and better than eve i - - . — Dwore.

Watervliet Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Continued from Page i

and Tina Arnold. Their ac viaor is Mrs. John Coon.

We know you are proud c these young people and thei accomplishments. Hopefull you will offer your suppot and encouragement to thee as they start plans to atten the National Grand Chan: pionships. The squad V responsible for all eipense connected with their trip t. Lansing. Any donatjons t help meet theae expense would be greatly ap predated. Pleaae call Mar Coon at 466-3696 for furthe information.

Tom Arent 4th A in sectional Golf tournament

Tom Arent of Coloma toe fourth place in the UAG.i Junior Amateur Section; Qualifying Tournament i Fairway Estates Golf Cou se in Jennison with a 36 ho score of 157.

The top three qualifiers on to the National Junk Amateur Championship j Bethlehem, Pennsylvanii In the 1 rounds Monday Toi tied for the position of fin alternate. In the play-oi Tom won the first bole to wi the first alternate poaitian.

Wayler Sailboards

Happiness is a hand held sail

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