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October 8, 1981
Panther marching band earns
No. I rating in Class "B"
The Watervliet High School
marching band received the top
Division No. 1 rating at the
annual Southwestern Michigan
Band marching festival at
Dickinson Stadium in S t Joseph
Saturday.
The Panther Band received a
No. 1 rating for the third straight
year. This year, however, the
band decided they wanted a
bigger challenge to see how good
they really were. They entered
the Class B division for Class B
schools, even though Watervliet
is still classed as a C school The
18 bands were divided into
classes according to school
enrollment. Watervliet was the
only school that participated in
a class above its enrollment, so
it's no wonder that Watervliet
band director, Brian Shetterly,
and the members of the
marching band were especially
proud of their No. 1 performance
this year.
Judges for the event were
Robert Smith of Three Rivers,
Richard Swinsik of Kalamazoo
and Craig Flahive of Grand
Haven. Bands did not compete
against each other but were
Judged according to standards of
performance. The band directors
at St. Joseph High School were
festival hosts, and Mr. Shetterly
was chairman of the festival.
Other bands who received No. 1
ratings in Class B were
Buchanan, Brandywine and
River Valley.
WHS MARCHING BAND WINS NO. 1 - Eight member* of the
Watervliet marching band posed Monday with the Division 1 trophy
the band received in Class B competition at the Southwestern
Michigan marching festival Saturday at S t Joseph. Although
Watervliet was classified as Class C, the band competed In the
Class B division this year. Pictured In the back row are Ed
Rlchcreek, tuba; Tim Sexton, baritone; Tim Bambrick, drum
major, holding trophy and Barb Ferguson, flag corps member.
Front row: Cheryl Harkey, French horn; Emily Borelll, trumpet;
Laurie Brule, trumpet and Dena Yanclch, clarinet
WHS Homecoming !§
scheduled for next week
TO HELP WITH CANCER PROGRAM - (L to R) Community Hospital ! Mark DeYoung, M.D.;
Robin Dnnlap, Dietitian; Beverly Hampton, Director of Social Services; Paul Fontaine, Director
of Physical Therapy; and Anita Turner, Director of Patient Education (not pictured} will
participate along with eight other Instrnctors In the upcoming "I Can Cope" program at
Commnaity Hospital, Watervliet beginning Oct 14. "I Can Cope" is an eight week educational
program for cancer patients and their families and Is sponsored by the American Cancer Sxiety
and Community Hospital. For more information, call the American Cancer Society at 90-7*5 or
471 2587
*
(Photo by Julie Kelemen)
I Can Cope program to start
Oct. 14th at Community Hospital
Do You Have Cancer? Do you
have a family member or friend
who has cancer that you want to
help? Do you communicate well
with your doctor or others? Are
you having problems eating while
you're having chemotherapy or
radiation treatments? These
questions and many more can be
answered through I CAN COPE.
I CAN COPE is an eight week
education program for cancer
patients and family members
and is sponsored by the
American Cancer Society and the
Community
Hospital
of
Watervliet.
Medical
professionals and other personnel
will instruct participants in the
following areas; Learning about
your Disease; Explaining Body
Organs; Coping with Daily
Health Problems; Expressing
your Feelings; Learning to like
Yourself; Learning to Live with
Limitations;
Utilizing
Homecoming activities at
Watervliet High School will begin
Wednesday, October 14th, with a
snake dance through town.
The snake-dance will start
from the high school at 7:00 p.m.
Students should be at the high
school by 6:30 p.m. for float
Judging.
p.m.
Friday evening at 6:30 pjn. a
Homecoming
parade
will
proceed through town and end at
the high school. The football
game with the Bridgman Bees
will start at 7:30 p.m. A dance
will be held afterward in the
cafeteria from 10:00 p.m. to 12:00
p.m. This year the class of 1974 is
being honored. All Watervliet
High School Alumni are
encouraged to attend the football
Community
Resources;
Graduation.
Participants will include: Dr.
Mark
D.
Young,
M.D.,
Watervliet; Robin Dunlap,
dietitian, Watervliet; Anita
Turner, R.N. Watervliet; Paul
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on Page
12
Family workshop to be
held at hospital Oct. 8
In response to National Family
Sexuality Education Week,
Community Hospital has invited
Planned Parenthood Association
of Southwestern Michigan to
present a free workshop
Thursday afternoon and evening,
Oct. 8, at the hospital.
The workshop is entitled "Sex
Education - A Family Matter".
Two programs will be presented,
one at 3-6 p.m. and repeated at 7-8
p.m. Included in each program
will be a book display.
game. Music for the dance is
being provided by Sound Advice.
Presale dance tickets are $1.50
apiece and 12.00 per couple. They
will be 12.00 and $2.50 at the door.
There is a dress code prohibiting
Jeans. Bridgman students are
invited to the dance.
Meeting on flood
insurance Oct. 15th
at W. Twp. HaU
The
Federal
Insurance
Administration, in cooperation
with Watervliet Township, will be
sponsoring an Informational
Meeting on the National Flood
Insurance Program for Banks,
Savings and Loan Associations,
and other lending institutions as
well as Insurance Agents and
Real Estate Finns. The meeting
will be held October 15th, 1981, at
1:00 p.m. in the Watervliet
Township Hall.
A representative from the
Federal
Insurance
Administration will discuss the
Flood Insurance rate map for
Watervliet Township, and answer
questions about the program.
Coloma street work
COLOMA AMBULANCE RECEIVES ELECTRONIC BLOOD
PRESSURE KIT FROM BADTS — Badts Pharmacy recently
donated an electric blood pressure kit with L.E.D. and poise readoat to the Coioma Emergency Ambulance, Inc. The Coloma
Ambulance is a nonprofit organizadoo operated by volunteers.
Making the donation for the pharmacy is Gene Resmhack.
Accepting the new blood pressure reading kit is the president of the
Ambulance service, Mrs. William Moser.
Widening and resurfacing
South Church Street in Coloma,
from S t Joseph Street south to
Ryno Road began Wednesday
morning, according to James
Noack, Coloma public works
coordinator.
During
the
construction period, expected to
take five working days to
complete, Noack saiJ traffic will
be rerouted west along Ryno
Road from Friday Road to West
Street north to St. Joseph Cf reet
during each working day
*een
8 a.m. and 5 p jr.
Watervliet
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From the Watervliet Record Filet
20 Years Ago
Sprague's Grocery will be holding a grand opening Friday, Sat. &
Sun., Oct 6,7,ft. Although Whitey's store has been completed since
August 15, it's just recently that the old building was torn down to
provide additional haphazard parking. In conjunction with his grand
opening. Whitey will be giving away free door prizes. Whitey will also
give away four baskets full of groceries. Free coffee and donuts will be
served all day Friday and Saturday. Whitey and Helen extend an
invitation to all to attend their grand opening.
Mr. and Mrs. Rich Geer became the parents of an eight pound, three
and a half ounce daughter on Sunday, Oct. 1, at 3:45 p.m. at the
Bronson Hospital, Kalamazoo. The new baby will be called Dawn
Elizabeth.
There will be a senior car wash on Saturday, Oct 7 from 9 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. Donations are asked. The seniors are also selling tins of
mixed nuts for $1.00. The donations will go toward their trip to
Washington.
40 Years Ago
A series of four Watervliet fumbles that were recovered by Bangor
finally gave the maroons their first defeat of the 1941-42 football
season. These occurred during the final three minutes of play and
Chandler scored in the closing seconds. This proved to be a
heartbreaker to the locals as they had outplayed Bangor until the set
of miscues in the final moments. Watervliet is out rf the little Eight
race but on Armistice Day, they will have a chance to get second place
by defeating Coloma.
An unusually attractive window display which has excited much
favorable comment since its appearance the first of the week, is that
which has been created in the north window of the Carmody drug
store. The window has a hunting scene as its motif and is the
handiwork of Roy DeMars, whose work along similar lines in former
years has been well received by the window shopping public.
Miss Dorothy Jean Krall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krall of
this city, has been elected president of the Michigan State Club at
Christian College in Columbia, MO., where she is a freshman
this year. Dorothy graduated from Watervliet High School in June
of this year.
60 Years Ago
Last Friday the local high school handed Paw Paw a good dubbing to
the tune of 66-0. Although out-weighed, the locals showed more speed
and practice than their opponents, who were credited with 8 fumbles.
Next Saturday, Watervliet plays Buchanan at Buchanan.
The local baseball season was officially closed last Sunday at the
Watervliet Athletic Park when the fast Hartford aggregation went
down to defeat at the hands of the home team. Winning this game
- made it two out of three for the Watervliet team.
Ormond Smith has sold the Watervliet Bakery Plant and
Business to Emanuel Kniast of Chicago and the new owner has
taken possession. During the three years that Mr. Smith has been in
Watervliet he has built up a fine baking business that has steadily
increased in output.
Watervliet Public Library
Afternoons:
Monday thru Friday -1:00 to 5:30 p.m.
Saturday -1:00 to 4:30 p.m.
Morning & Evening:
Wednesday -10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Board Meetings held 2nd Tues of each montti. 7 30 p.m.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
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HOSPITAL
WATERVLIET
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
ADMISSIONS:
WATERVLIET - Parris Rose,
Agnes Arendall, lillian Erlich,
Bernice Stearns. Mrs. Elsie
Danneffel, Mrs. Helen Scherer,
Jennifer Christopher, Jere
Weekley.
COLOMA — Maxine Willmeng,
Joseph Krenek, Thomas Wesaw,
Ann Wilson, Ruth Peil, Otto
Yirchott, Charlotte Sayre, Mrs.
Virginia Hays, Ronald Totxke,
Marie Rangel, Peggy Hunt, MaryHurley, Loretta Schultz.
HARTFORD
Sherrie
Franklin, Armando Blanco,
Barbara
Stair,
Celinda
Matamoros, Rosemary Brown,
Billy Teeters. Albert Baham,
James McLemore, Dorothy
Kelley. Harold Gillette J r . .
Beverly Merritt Kenneth West.
Tracy Stanfill.
LAWRENCE William
Conklin, Mrs. Austin Miller,
Frieda Rowlee.
DISCHARGES:
WATERVLIET Ernest
Bomia, Wyley Higginbottom,
Robert
Parce,
Bertha
McWherter, Benjamin Marvin,
Lori Klann, Helen Scherer,
Goldie Zepik, Parris Rose, Mrs.
Agnes Arendall, Mrs. Neva
Pockett, Carl Hingst, Mrs. Paul
Diebold, Mrs. James Roberts,
Elsie
Danneffel, Jennifer
Christopher.
COLOMA - Delores Teel, Floy
Short, Martha Harris, Richard
Hutchinson, Billy Jo Hill,
Genevieve Benner. Mrs. Mildred
Swayne, Richard Schultz, Mrs.
Ann Wilson, Mrs. Jack Willmeng,
Peggy Hunt Ronald Totzke.
HARTFORD - Kenneth West.
Sharleen Montalvo, Forrest
Adkins. Randolph Bassett. Dale
Woolcott, Rosemary Brown, Billy
Teeters, Mrs. Kenneth Coon,
Armando Blanco, Albert Baham,
Mrs. Roy Stair, Mrs. Dorothy
Kelley, Mrs. Jaime Matamoros.
Weight Watchers
Weight Watchers meets each
Thursday at 7:00 p.m. at the St.
Joseph Catholic Church on
Lucinda Lane.
Don't forget our open house
Oct. 8. "Come look us over." This
is the only time non-members can
attend a class.
Weight loss last week was SO^i
pounds. We make no promises as
to how much weight you will lose,
we do promise that if you follow
the program, you will lose. We
are here to help you in any way
we can; give us a try. Any
questions
about
Weight
Watchers, call toll free 1-800-5725727. No checks.
Octobers, 1981
Watervliet
OctoberS, 1981
Laura Hawta
From the Coloma Courier Files
20 Years Ago
40 Years Ago
Kendall Wilcox of the Wilcox Garage & Radio Service in Coloma,
plans to leave next Monday for the Auto. Electric Service School at
Toledo. Ohio, for a three weeks post graduate course in electrical work
in the new electrical equipment on the new automobiles.
Dedication rites for the new church elected by the Christian Science
Society of Coloma were held on Sunday, Sept. 28,1941, in two services.
The church was filled for the morning service and a capacity crowd
attended the afternoon meeting. Many baskets of beautiful flowers,
tokens of love and congratulatory messages conveyed the sincere good
wishes of the entire community for the delight in and prosperity of the
new edifice. The growth of the local society has been quite interesting.
The Little Eight Class C conference football title is long from being
settled as the season has really just gotten underway. The Coloma and
Bangor high school teams battled for four quarters last Friday at
Bangor to a scoreless tie, while Watervliet won a decisive victory over
Hartford.
55 Years Ago
The fine new county paved way along Paw Paw Avenue connecting
Watervliet and Coloma. north of the river was opened to traffic last
week and the contractor is now engaged in building the shoulders,
guard fences and private drive-way approaches.
Miss Margaret Bland was hostess at the last regular meeting of the
Sunbeam Club. The business session was conducted by the president,
Dolly Hughes. Phyllis Gose was elected a member to fill the vacancy
left by the departure from Coloma of Miss Margaret Hill. Twelve
members and two guests answered roll call by naming an attraction at
the Hartford Fair. An interesting program was arranged by the
committee. Delicious refreshments were served.
The Coloma Parent-Teachers Assoc. held its first monthly meeting
of the school year at the school house. Thursday evening. Oct. 7th. The
attendance was fair and the meeting was mostly a bu^ness affair. The
secretary. Mrs. Allen C. Stark, gave a financial report of last year's
work and presented some letters of interest. Mrs. Stark and Mrs.
Bergens were elected to fill the offices of secretary and treasurer.
i
ROOM TO RUN — Ttm Tbaraton leadi the way after Bob Beify had
Intercepted a Brandywine pass. Belly scored two tottcbdowas In
addition to the Interception. The Comets breezed by the Cats by a
46-32 margin.
Comet offense outshines
defense in 46-32 win
two touchdowns in each of the
The Comets came out on top in
first, second, and fourth
a wild-scoring battle of
quarters, and one touchdown in
touchdowns last Friday evening
the third quarter.
at Niles, beating the Brandywine
*
The Cats jolted the Comets with
Bobcats 46-32.
a
quick
touchdown in the opening
Coaches Bob Irvin and Dave
quarter
and made things look
Stowers will be spending a lot of
bleaker
with a two-point
time this week in preparation for
conversion.
Mike Steinhoff took
a showdown battle with the
the
ensuing
kick off and raced
Dowagiac Chieftains there,
right
down
the
middle of the field
Friday night. Coloma, which
into
paydirt,
with
Brian Arent
recently got its offense into high
adding
the
kick.
gear, will get a real test against
The 120 yards in penalties hurt
the big, powerful Dowagiac
Coloma
during the game, and an
team. Coloma won a double
interference
call was good for
overtime thriller over the
another
Brandywine
touchdown
Chieftains two yearsago.
in
the
fourth
quarter.
In the Brandywine game, a
Bob Belfy scored touchdowns
total of 12 touchdowns were
on
runs of ten and nine yards.
scored, with the Comets getting
Mrs. Laura A. Hawks, former
Watervliet teacher, died Friday.
Oct 2, at Parkview Memorial
Hospital in F t Wayne, Indiana at
the age of 86.
Mrs. Hawks was a resident at
the Golden Years Homestead
Nursing Home in Ft. Wayne.
Graveside services were held in
Watervliet on Monday, Oct 5th,
at 1 p.m. at the Watervliet
Cemetery. The Rev. Harvey Lord
of Plymouth Congregational
Church officiated at the services.
Mrs. Hawks was born May 20,
1895 In WUliston. North Dakota,
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Haynes. She was married to
Watervliet businessman Doric
Hawks, who died in 1944. Mrs.
Hawks was an elementary
teacher in the Watervliet school
system and taught for 30 years,
before she retired in 1964.
She was preceded in death by
her son Edward in 1976.
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Many thanks to Pastor Byers of
South Haven, Pastor Kenney of
Coloma and to our friends and
neighbors for their prayers, calls
and cards, while I was a patient
for open heart surgery at Borgess
Hospital. Lord bless all of you.
Evelyn Moline
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After last year's successful bus
tours to Chicago, MECCA is
sponsoring two bus trips to the
new South Lake Mall in Merrillville, Indiana on the last
Saturday In October and the first
Saturday in November.
Chairman Rosemary Smith
said the trips are scheduled for
Saturday, Oct 31st and Saturday,
Nov. 7th. The bus will leave at 8
a.m. from the Watervliet High
School east parking lot and
return at 6 p.m. on both dates.
The tickets are priced at $16
per person, which Includes the
tip. They may be purchased from
Mrs. Smith at 463-3389 or MECCA
President Gloria Bodfish at 4638369.
We have
Food Carryout!
Board Meetings held second Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m.
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New Soup & Salad Bar
Coloma Public Library
(Wednesday Mornings: 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Saturday 11:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
on sale for
T h u r s d a y , Oct. 8
Friday - Saturday
AFTERNOONS:
Monday thru Friday
1;00 to 5:30 p.m.
Tickets
The Country Kitchen's
Restaurant & Lounge
4CM271
Survivors include two grandsons.
Charles Hawks of Glllete,
Wyoming and James Yonker,
Kalamazoo; one nephew, two
nieces,
and
five greatgrandchildren.
COLOMA - Otto B. Yirchott,
Jr.. 69, 6564 Coloma North Rd.,
Coloma, died Wednesday, Sept.
30, at Community Hospital,
Watervliet
Funeral services were held
Monday at 2 p.m. at Frost
Funeral Home, South Haven,
with South Haven Moose Lodge
No. 697 conducting rites. Burial
and military rites by Coloma
American Legion Post No. 362
followed in Coloma Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the
Coloma Emergency Ambulance
Fund or to the South Haven
Moose building fund.
Mr. Yirchott was born April 5,
1912, in Coloma Township. He
was an Army veteran of World
War 11, a retired farmer and
prior to retiring in 1977, was
Sam Mannino added two more on
employed by Industrial Rubber
a 29-yard scamper and a oneCo., St. Joseph.
yard plunge. Craig Brookhouse
Survivors include: his wife, the
tucked in a 21 yard pass from Don
former Marilyn Clymer; a son
Calloway for another marker,
Ronald Head, of Marshall; four
and Carl Hipskind concluded the
daughters • Mrs. David (Susan)
scoring in the fourth period for
Mulac of Pullman, Mrs.
Coloma on a six-yard run.
Carmen (Linda) Tull of Baroda,
Coloma's offense rolled up 358
yards rushing, with 90 coming
through the air lanes, and got 18
first downs.
The Coloma Jayvees remained
in the unbeaten class with an
easy 24-0 verdict over the
Brandywine team last Thursday
evening.
THE LAST RESORT
S Z t l P n r P n r L j b tod, Coloma
Three
and Mrs. Paul (Sherry) Kuzma.
and Mrs. Keith (Marie) Unger of
Coloma; a brother, Walter
Yirchott, of Harlingen, Texas; 21
grandchildren; and three greatgrandchildren. A daughter,
JoAnn preceded him in death.
OBITUARIES
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The Coloma Comets will attempt to break a losing streak of three
games when they play host to the Berrien Springs Shamrocks Friday
evening. The game will begin at 7:30.
Ronald Clark, native of Coloma and a 1961 graduate of WMU will
coach cross country .junior varsity basketball, and track at Covert
High School. He will also teach junior and senior high school physical
education and also serve as a junior high school mathematics
instructor. He is married and resides near Little Paw Paw Lake.
Diane Noack has been selected Senior of the Week. Diane is the 17year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Noack of R t 2, Coloma.
Diane started school at Bundy where she graduated from the eighth
grade and entered Coloma as a freshman. Diane is a member of the
Future Nurses Club and participates in many class and school
activities.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rzanca became the parents of a baby girl
weighing six pounds, 2 ounces at the Community Hospital in
Watervliet. on Sept. 26. She has been named Peggy Sue.
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Octobers, 1981
Watervliet takes 4 - 0 record to Eau Claire Friday
Panther girk top
runners in Berrien race
Panther defense spoils "Laker"
dream of a repeat championship
Last Friday night at Dickinson
Stadium the Watervliet Panthers
played defense with a capital
"D" to flatten the LMC Lakers
22-0. The win put the Panthers in
the driver's seat of the Red
Arrow Conference race with a 3-0
mark, while the Lakers were
virtually eliminated from
contention.
Right from the opening kickoff
Watervliet served notice to LMC
that they were in a football game.
Vic Holland flew down the field
like a human torpedo where he
ran smack dab into the Laker
return man. The force of
Holland's tackle sent the ball
squirting out like a watermelon
seed, Kevin McCabe pounced on
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Although, a score wasn't
immediately forthcoming, the
fumbled kickoff kept LMC pinned
deep in their own territory. After
an exchange of punts, the Lakers
decided to unleash their heralded
passing attack, much to the
delight of Bob Marvin.
The senior comerback picked
off his third pass of the season at
the Laker 23-yard line, weaved
his way 18 yards down to the 7,
where the Panthers promptly
scored on a three yard run by Jay
Danneffel. Danneffel used his
speed to turn the comer and
complete the conversion giving
Watervliet an &-0 first quarter
lead.
In the second quarter
Watervliet's defense faced its
stiff est challenge of the night, as
a fumble gave the Lakers the ball
at the Panther 13-yard line.
Faced with a fourth and two
situation. Coach Terry Rose dug
deep into his bag of tricks and
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came up with a botched field goal
attempt that ended LMC's only
scoring chance of the evening.
As things turned out, eight
points would've been enough but
the Panthers were far from
through. On their first play from
scrimmage in the third quarter,
the Lakers immediately went
back to the airwaves. Kevin
Schulti Intercepted the pass at
the WatervUet 41-yard line, the
Panthers third interception of the
game and 11th of the season.
Schultz could not have picked a
better time for his first theft of
the year. WatervUet's offense
wasn't going to be denied this
time, as the Panthers drove 59
yards In 11 plays to tack on six
more points.
Jeff Polashak. who ran like the
bull In the Schlitz Malt liquor
commercial, stormed 26 yards
for <he TD. Danneffel plowed
over for the two point conversion
giving
the
Panthers
a
commanding 1W) lead.
The final nail was driven Into
the Laker's coffin by a typical
Watervliet scoring drive. Moving
56 yards, all on the ground. In 13
plays,
the
Panthers
demonstrated a ball control
offense that would've certainly
drawn a smile from Bo
Schembechler. Bob Marvin
slashed over from a yard out to
close out the scoring and the
leakers, 22-0.
Defensively, the Panthers
played like a band of Tasmanian
devils. LMC was held to a grand
total of 28 yards total offense and
only three first downs. The
Lakers potent passing attack was
never heard from, as the maroon
and white allowed only one
completion (a screen pass) in 10
attempts from a minus-three
The Lakers most effective play
was the one they ran before the
game started. After the P. A. man
the
Introduced
starting offense, LMC lined up
and ran a play f o r g o o d yardage.
Of course, the WatervUet defense
had not yet taken the field, so
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Lynda
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Michigan College last Saturday.
This was a repeat performance
for Lynda, as she completely ran
away from the field of runners.
Teammate Theresa was the
nearest runner to Lynda. Lynda's
time was a very good 19:22.9 for
the 5,000 meter course. Theresa's
Five
time was-very respectable 20:35.
Patti Wurn finished in 33rd place,
and Rhonda Schauer in 49th
place.
Berrien County Cross Country
Championship Run at Lake
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Tom Johnson was the first
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short-handed, finished 10th in a 12
team field in the Berrien County
Meet. Tom placed 20th. Roger
Zehner was the second finisher
for the Panthers. He placed 47th.
Nelson Baumeister was 60th, Ron
Bell 63rd, Trent Philyaw 68th,
Ted Marvin 69th, and Willie
Simmons 70th.
In the Junior varsity run, John
Martin placed 12th, while Mike
Anderson finished 34th.
RAGING BULL - Jeff Polashak haa "toachdown" written all over
him, aa the Panther fullback breaks looae for his 21-yard TD ran.
Kevin Schultz (42) and Don Olson (40, left foregroond) help spring
him into the open.
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naturally it was a different story
once the game started.
Don Olson and Jon Caine
accounted for the Panthers other
pass interception and fumble
recovery, respectively. Caine
practically beheaded Gary
Blough, the Lakers quarterback,
when he sacked him to cause the
fumble which he fell on.
Danneffel and Polashak spelled
"double trouble" for Lake
Michigan Catholic all night long.
The senior duo ran with reckless
abandon, combining for over 200
yards rushing. Danneffel picked
up 116 yan^t on 31 carries, while
Polashak bulldozed for 91 yards
on 18 attempts.
Watervliet had 15 first downs
and 254 yards total offense.
Quarterback Dan Hutchinson
completed 2-of-5 passes for 20
yards. Olson caught both Panther
aerials.
The Panthers will take their 44)
record and number 10 ranking in
the Class " C AP poll to Eau
Claire Friday night for their final
road game of the season.
MONDAY Oct. 12 Hamburgers - HIGH SCHOOL —
7 & 8 Girls Basketball at
Bridgman • 4:30 p.m. Cross
Country, here, Bangor, 4:30 p.m.
7 & 8 Grades Skating Party, 7:00
p.m. NORTH SCHOOL - Boy
Scouts, 7:00 p.m. SOUTH
SCHOOL - Girl Scouts, 3:30 p.m.
TUESDAY Oct. 13 •
Spaghetti - HIGH SCHOOL Girls
Basketball,
here,
Bridgman, 6:00 p.m. 7 & 8
Football at Hartford, 4:00 p.m.
Bottling
Watervliet Merchants Bowling
League, October 1st, 1961.
High Individual Series were
Dan Jennings, (629); Casey
Clark, (623); Bill Redlick, (605);
Grady Eltiroth, (601); and Bud
Rodewald, (594).
High Individual Games were
Casey Clark, (245); Dennis
Marsh, (245); Bud Rodewald,
(240); Dan Jennings, (236); and
Dan Stack. (225).
High team series (scratch),
Jennings Builders (2851). High
team game (scratch), Jennings
Builders (1038).
m
Steve Bauniei8ter 4th
in J r . High meet
Steve Baumeister placed
fourth In the county meet, while
teammates Sam Simmons placed
8th., Andy Kolooowsky wis 19th,
Ben Marvin 20th, Allen Woodruff
21st. Julie Baumeister finished
second among the girl runners.
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defeat Bridgman
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Thursday,
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Captain Tom Johnson was an
easy winner with a time of 18:40
for the slow Bridgman course.
Sophomore Roger Zehner was
second. Ron Bell and Don Rouse
finished 6th and 7th respectively.
Nelson Baumeister, Ted Marvin
and Willie Simmons were ninth
through eleventh. Thirteenth
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Martin, Tim Mundt, Mike
Anderson, Dan Shimer and Patti
Wurn.
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THURSDAY - Oct. 8 - Turkey
Gravy - HIGH SCHOOL Pictures taken. Cross County at
Hartford - 4:30 p.m. J.V.
Football, here, Eau Claire - 7:00
p.m. Varsity Girls Basketball at
Eau Claire - 6:30 p.m.
FRIDAY - Oct. 9 - Pizza HIGH SCHOOL - Varsity
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SATURDAY - Oct. 10 - HIGH
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Vicksburg-10:00 a.m.
TASMANIAN DEVILS - Bill Smith (72), Bob Marvin (20), Randy
Schnltz (80), Mark Hoffman (10) and Ron Bohn (number partially
hidden) give a whole new meaning to gang tackling, aa they bury a
Laker ballcarrier.
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and four grandchildren. He was
preceded in death by his parents,
two sisters and two brothers.
Funeral
services
were
conducted Monday aftemoon at
two o'clock from the Davidson
Chapei of Florin Funeral Service,
Coloma, with the Rev. Paige
Birdwell, pastor of First
Congregational Church of
Coloma, officiating.
Masonic rites were conducted
by the Coloma Masonic Lodge,
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Rev. Adolph Nadrach
SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES
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Saturday NlghL 5:30
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Confessions: S a t . 4 t o 5 p . m .
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REDEEMER EVANGEUCAL
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M-152 E a s t ol Sister l a k e s
P a s t o r Paul Tielel J r .
Divine Worship, 9:38 a.m.
Adult Rible Class, 19:65 a.m.
CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH
Territorial 4 Benton Center Rds.
Dennis L. Finnan. P a s t o r
Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship, 19:45 a . m .
Evening Service, 9:90 p.m.
Wed. P r a y e r Meeting, 7:19 p.m
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH O F GOD
P a s t o r Wilma Creech
Sunday ScbooL 19:99 a.m.
Morniag Worship. 11:66 a . m .
Suaday evening service. 6:66 p.m.
Midweek service. Wed., 7:66 p-m.
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J r . HI Choir. 5:15 p.m.
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Rev. Norman E Meyer
Sunday School. 9:15-19:15 a . m .
Church Service. 19:39 - II :30 a . m
COIXIMA CHURCH O F GOD
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Sunday School. 9:45 a j n .
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Worship Service: 11:00 a . m .
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Washington 4 Park SL. Coloma
Rev. Patrick l a w s o n
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Rev. Paige Birdwell
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Paw P a w Avenue. Watervliet
R e v . Albert A. Fall
Sunday ScbooL 9:45 a.m.
Wor*Wp Service. 11:90 a . m .
Choir Rchersal, 7:15 p.m.
Evening Service, 6:66 p.m.
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P a s t o r . Miss l i n d a Stoddard
Church SchooL 9:45 a . m .
Worship Service. 11:99 a . m .
S u m m e r hours. 11:96 a.m.
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Hill view Estates, Coloma, well
known area resident, died
Thursday afternoon, October 1st,
at 1:45 p.m. after suffering an
aparent heart attack.
Mr. Arra was bom February
20,1918 in Chicago, 111., the son of
Frank and Rose Burtla Arra. The
family moved to Coloma in 1934
where he resided continuously,
except for the winter months
when he and his wife made their
home at Estero, Florida. He was
a graduate of Coloma High
School.
On October 2, 1937, he was
married to Genevieve Rose
Munjoy at Valparaiso, Indiana.
He was a truck broker all of his
working years, servicing Modem
Plastics, Whirlpool, and other
area firms, retiring In 1970
because of ill health.
He was a member of Coloma
Masonic Lodge, F.&A.M. No. 162,
Valley of Grand Rapids Scottish
Rite (32nd degree), Saladin
Temple Shrine Club, Grand
Rapids Valley, Order of the
Eastern Star, Coloma Chapter
No. 307, Low Twelve Club of
Berrien County, Berrien County
Scottish Rite Club, ColomaHartford-Watervliet Scottish Rite
Club and F.O.P. Associate,
Coloma Lodge No. 147.
Surviving, besides the wife, are
two children, James B. Arra,
Grand Rapids; Mrs. Leonard
(Rose) Feury, Bloomington,
Minnesota; a step-brother, Tony
Family & Children's Photos
FALL
FIX-UP SALE!
dies of heart attack
BELFY
DRUGS
LAKE SHORE RIBLE
U.S. 33 at Evanston
H a g a r Shores. Mi.
Sunday School. 9:45 a . m .
Worship Service. 10:45 a . m .
Evening Service. 9:90 p. m.
Midweek service. Wed., 7:99 p.m.
COLOMA B I B I £ CHURCH. West A Wilson
Rev. E s t e s Kenney. P a s t o r
Sun. School 9:45 - Morn. Serv. 11 a . m .
E v e . S e n . 9 p.m. • Youth Group, 7:39 p.m.
Monday - Awana & Sparks «: 30
Coioma Middle School 4 249 Wilson
Wed. - P r a y e r meeU. 19 a . m . 4 7 p.m.
Fri. Shipmates. Youth 9-12 grade. 9:99 p.m.
157 Strand St.
MIDWAY
COI-OMA SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
390 W. Center (Directly beyond c e m e t e r y )
P a s t o r Ralph Darroogh
Sabbath School 9:30 a.m. • Church Service II
Telephone - 4 9 ^ 4 0 0
WATERVUET
U N I T E D METHODLST CHURCH
Church SL 4 Red Arrow Hwy.
Rev. l a w r e n c e Wlllford
Sunday ScbooL 9:45 a.m.
Worship Service. II :99 a.m.
CALVARY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
13 South H a v e r Street, Hartford
Rev. B.A. Crawford
Sunday School. 10:90 a.m.
Sunday Evening Service. 9:00 p.m.
HARTFORD F E D E R A T E D CHURCH
F n d a j n e n t a l - P r e Mlllealal
Ptoery Rd. * Red Arraw Hwy.
Suaday School 9:45
Worship Service. 11:90
Eventog Service 9:M
Wed. Family Night - Y.P. i t I : »
Adults RINe Stody A P r a y e r 7:91 • Awaaa, 7:96
Rev. George Badger. P a s t o r
Rev. Gas A n d e n o n . Pastor ol Visits Hon
Mr. Tim N y t a i s . Pastor ol VNUi
Ben Arra, 6 3
Cralt Supplies 4 H a n d m a d e Gifts
O r a m l r Beads M a c r a m e C o n l
Rings-MarheDa 4 Steel
Staffed Animal* Ceramic Gift Items
Page Nine
AFFUAIQ) HOME CENTER
& Gifts
•>26^ l l a g a r S h o r e R d .
1 Htervliei. M i c h .
Record
No. 162, of which he was a
member, with Robert Potts,
Chaplain, and Don L. Smith Sr.,
W.M.
Casket bearers were; Pete
Yancich, Joseph Walton, Gene
Hoffman, Ray Dlouhy, Jim
Malloy and Dick Curtis.
Honorary casket bearers were:
Joe Nicoloso, Frank Dlouhy, Joe
Distefano, Bill Parish, Lawrence
Hayward, Joe Alti and Sam
Distefano. Interment was In
Coloma cemetery.
BJ's Crafts
Owner-Operator
Certified Master Mechanic
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
South Center St., Hartford
F a t h e r John Grathwbol
SaWrday Mass. 7:00 p.m,
Sunday. 8:30 and 10:30 a.m.
Sat. Confessions. 4 to 5 4 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
T H E PLYMOUTH
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
A M e m b e r of the National Association
ol Congregaboiial Christian Churches
Watervliet — Rev. Harvey R. I-ord
Sunday School. 9:45 a.m.
Worship Service. 11:90 « . « .
O p e n 24 H r s .
RON JENSEN
K E E L E R G E N E R A L RAPTIST
Rev. Charles Davis
•
Sunday School. 10:00 a . m .
Morning Worship. 11:90 a . m .
ELECTRIC
PAW PAW AVENUE CHURCH O F CHRIST
9975 P a w P a w Ave., Coloma
U y d Stinnett. Minister
Sunday School. 10 a.m.
Sunday general worship
4 assemblies. II a.m. 4 9 p.m.
CHURCH O F CHRIST
323 E. Main S t . - H a r t f o r d
M.B. Mackey. Minister
Sunday School. 10:00 a.m.
Mornlnf; Worship. 11:00 a.m.
KEE1.ER UNITED METHODIST
Church School. 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship. 11:00 a . m .
RIVERSIDE
Downtown Coloma
463-5796
HARTFORD UNITED METHODIST
425 E. Main SL. Hartford
Rev. John Hire
Sunday School. 9:45 a.m
Moraine Worship. I L M a . m .
1
COLOMA
SPRUY & WASH'
COIX)MA CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE SOCIETY
Paw Paw S t . Coloma
S o d a y Service 4 School 19:19 a . a .
Evening Service, Wednesday. 7:00 p.m.
."U-
Rev. E d g a r Kent
P a s U r of (HMpel Light Hoosr
Red Arrow Highwiy - Retwren
Watervliet and Hartford
Sunda) School. 10:Wa rn
Moraine Worship. 11:00 a.m.
Mam
HOURS
MM
COI-OMA UNITED
METHODLST CHURCH
ChnrchSL. Coloma
Dr. DwlRht M. Benner
Rev. Elizabeth Perry Nord
Church Worship -10:45 a . m .
"Church School • 9; 15 a m
Watervliet
19S1
1981
WHILE SUPPLIES LAST
CASH AND CARRY PRICES
HEAVILY
CHROME
P L A T E D for
WEAR
R i g $26.88
M
M9
EACH
Ho V40\
MACC0 SUPER
CAULK
49
$
1
11 OZ. TUBE
Reg- S2.20
Use insMe or out lor
sealing around doors
and
windows.
Guaranteed 20 yaars
Qufcfc-dnrim In wtifce
and 5 colors—Grey.
Brown, Red, Gold.
Plus Our Sale Conttnues with Many More Items on Sate
Throufhout Our Store
AFFIUATED HOME CENTER
127 Pleasant - WatenHiet - Phone 463-5721
Hours: Monday thru Friday: 8-5; Saturday: I to 3
r
Page
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Ten
Record
OctoberS.
OctnherS,
Business-Professional
RICHCREEK
W E L L ORILL4NG
COMPANY
2" to 6" wells
Drilled & Repaired
Jet & Submersible pumps
Sales & Service
Watervliet
463-3241
463-6659
Dozer & Backboe Service
Sand-Gravel-Top Soil
LONG'S
TV & Appliances
Authorized Sales
ZENITH
FRIGID A IRE
1 Full line of major appliances
Red Arrow Highway
Watervliet 46M131
CHINICK'S
Tax Service
373 N. Main
Watervliet
WatervUet, Michigan
463-6971
' 'we do all types
of taxes
OPEN 7 DAYS
A WEEK
Gargano
Ciifttom C a r p e t
Ckcear n r
OfwktaM
Graakl
ORCHARDS MALL
BENTON HARBOR
Electric motor
Sales & Service
General Cmetric D«v»on UmvrrMl
Red Jacket pump &
Fairbanks Morse pump sales
Repair all makes of
water pump
Power tool repairs
Automotive Electrical
Senice
SMrlprs Ornt-rators
A lti*t rittlo's HrouMtor s
Oplco Supil-mr BjltiTips
RIVERSIDE
Electric Service
3864 Riverside Rd.
Doberman Acres
BOARDING
CATS & DOGS
Clean, Modern
Spacious Kennels
Excelient care
Reasonable rates
2 4 miles north of
Hartford on CR 687
Phone 621-4073
Auto — Fire — Lite
Health
STATE F A R M
Insurance
FRED WARD
AGENCY
Your Family
Insurance Agent
13 W. Main 621-4067
Hartford
MMMMWI
A & A MACRAME
& CRAFT SUPPLIES
265 Ryno • Coloma
(across from Hardmgs)
•Doll parts
•Beading supplies
•Felt
•Chenille
Mon -Sat.
9-6
Much
more1
468-6684
MWWWWMWMMMMMMMir
Carpet Sales & Service
Installation — Cleaning
Serging
Complete Line of
PITTSBURG PAINTS
WALLPAPER
Phone 463-6625
• M.
Nelson's
Barber
Stylist
— Roffler Styling Center By Appointment
TALA
Professional
468-7195
WATERVLIET
TV & APPLIANCE
SALES & SERVICE
SALES: Specializing la
Refnrbiabed If" Color
Motel TVi
from tlB-fS
RCA XU00, Zenith. Qaaaar
GE,elc.
SERVICE: Most Makes
and Models
Color k B/W T V i
115 N. Main-Watervliet
Coll 463-3630
AT WATERVUET FURNITURE
Welch 's
Wood Burners
BLACK BART wood k nm\
rirrptacr laiwrU 6 frt* lUndii
22" HA 21" H.
ASHLCVS - All MmMs
FURNACE ADIVONS
PIPE 4 ACCESSORIES
Red Arrow Highway
l A r r m framWatn-vllPt Hlfta SrbMl |
Phone 463-5301
•
P AAUW
M
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Hanging Baskets
Green Plants
Pottery
Dish Gardens
094S East Napier Avenue
Benton Harbor, Mich. 40022
Silver
ST BERNARDS > CARDIGAN
WELSH CORGIS
MOPPIES OCCASIONALLY
i
3 Miles S.
in M-140 from 1-94
WATERVLIET
HARDWARE
Pipe cut & threaded
Screen & Storm Windows
Repaired
19Si
463-5621
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NOTICC OF MORTGAGE SALE
DHaalt having bees made ia tbr
rmitnmii * mt crrtati Martgaffe. AalMl
Sepo-mhrr 11. MM. madr by H.
Decknt and Sarah I. Deckert, I
wtfe. of 2S* Lawtlr>. St
4MK. to LaSALLE FEDERAL SAVINGS
AND
LOAN
ASSOCIATION
OF
BUCHANAN, aad r w w M la tht OfBw rf
tbr RefTtotor of Deedi for Berrfca Caoaty.
, at Uber l i f t af Mort**m pafr
( M b day of Septenber. AJ). UM.
Mortgafr tberr b cMmed la be
dor aad unpaid aa of September 17, URL tbr
dalr af ttte Nodrt. aa prUc^ml tbr ran af
Efcbtr^ra. I W a a d Ntar Maa*«d B|gbt>
aad mrm DaBan f l S W i ) p l a hrtere-i
atirwed tberraa of Twe Tbnoaaad Sevea
Raadred Flpbty^ii aad l i n « Dalian
rtt.THJS), at af SetMraber n . liSL wltfc
totereat aecraal at Twentj^elgb; aad Rl/M
DaOan ( W J l i per day fterafter; aad ao
I Si
Tbb Nattee h jctven i
M J T O and C L M M J M a* a n e ^ a d by
Act. Na. I B a( Ibr PabHr Art* of M i . aad
Art Na. 1M id tbr Pabltr Arti of IfTl. vWrti
ratabUab a iht month redcmpUan period
with relereaee to Mortgage* of tbli
rUnslflcatioB. Tbr berela deacribed
piapeity b reaUmtiaL aat eieerdbig foor
unlta, of not roort tban tbrer acrea; aad tbr
amount claimed dor at tbr datr of tbb
Nader k marr tbac I M * * af tbr orlgtaai
tadebtedneas areum) by tbb Mortgagr.
Nottre b brreby gtvec tbat oo Thnnda\.
thr SJndof October, A.D. INL. at tea o'clock
In tbr f nrmooo af tab] day, at tbr Part Street
ratrancr of tbr Court Honar to tbr City of St
Joseph. Berrtea County. Michigan, by
vtrtar of tbr power af aalr cootalnrd In said
Mortgage, and tbr atatutr la aaeh caar madr
aad provided, aald Mortgage wUI be
by aUr at publlr aacttau to tbr
• a f > r r r i f i n dracrtbtdto
taaaaybe
to sattrfy tbr amoaat dae. as
aloreaald. aad all legal caato. charges aad
; aa attoraey's fee; which
Tbr Weal 1M feet rf Lat H. Hatfleid i
Addldau to tbr City rf St Joaepb. Berrtea
Couaty. Michigan, beb« a part rf Unlvenlty
I^ts M aad IS. Seedon 21. Township 4 South.
Raage II Weat accordtog to the Plat thereat,
recorded Pehruan 24. U « la Baak 11 rf
DATED: This ITtbdnrrf I
ML
LaSALLE FEDERAL SAMNGfi
AND I/IAN ASSDCIATIOS
OF BUCHANAN
BY:ROBERTE BALDWIN
Its: Eaecudve Vlce-Prealdeni
DESENBERG. M ARKS. COUP, A CARUN
Attoraeys fori
hdtb
1 Fraat Street P.O. Bai 72
ldM7
(Vnj4;M4AJ»l
AUCTION
MORTGAGE SALE
Defaclt bai heea madr ta tbr co*baew ol
a mortgage madr by Barbara A. Phillip, u
Anaaetataa. tec. a Rbadr Ulaac
la Intercat by merger
to Mortgage Aaaodatea. tac^ a Wlacoua^
Corponttra. M a n g i m . Dated Jmt\i
ItJt. aad rerordad oa Juar M. If7», la Ube:
Berrlea C a t y Reewtb.
to Amortised Mortgages, toe., by aa
assignment dated July L IfJS, aad recorded
au July 7, MTt, Is Uber RTJ. on page 1M.
Berrien County Records. Michigan aad
farlber assigned to Federal Nattoaal
Martgage Association, a corporatlee
utganliul aad ntottag uader telawsof the
United States, by a t a s s i g n al dated Jah
11171. and recorded sa July 7, IfTt. la Uber
tt7, aa page IM. Berrtea CauatyRecorfe oa
which mortgagr there b dabaaC to be dae at
the date hereof the aum rf S b Tbooaar
Seven Hundred Twentv-Three ami S4/).
DaOan (|S.7njR». larla41^ totereat at
t J % per aaaum
Under the power rf sale csatatoed le said
mortgage aad the statote la such caae madr
aad prartded. aaOce It herrb* gtvra tbat
said mortgage wfllbrtaraclaaid by a aak of
tbr mortgaged premlaca. or sonr pan rf
them, at public vendue, at tbr main cMrnncr
to tbr County Building to S t Joseph
Michigan, nt U;M o'clock a.m.. Local Thne.
oo Thumuy. October 21, URL
la City rf
A atrip rf land U S feet la width tK frmt
aad atoag the East side rf Lat
Btoek E.
Sorter aad fUckUfT. AddMaa to Beatoc
Harbor, according to the plat thereof.
4. I M . ta Votuase I rf
I K Berrtea Caaatt
Daring the alt maaths Immediately
loOowtag tbr sale, tbr property may br
17. IMI
Federal
HecbtaCheae^
Graad Rapids. Mlrb^ac tlSK
»-17Jt:l6-U.U
MORTGAGE SALE
Default ba* been made la the coadlttaas rf
a mortgage made by Laa Jeaa Harrts, a
woraaa rf adult age. to W h i k « b a SeDer
Martgage
Compaay.
at
2L ISTt. aad recorded oc December 21. IfTI,
ta Uber MK. oa page i m . Berrtea Cavty
Records. Michigan, nnd asalgned by anl '
Rhode lalaad Carporadaa, by aa aaatgnmeni
dated December H. 1171. aad recordfd oa
Jawr H, IfTI, ta Uber IMt aa page m
Berrtea Caaaty Recarda, Mlcblgaa. aa which
martgage there ta claimed ta be dae at toe
datr hereof the sum rf Stxteea "
I
Five Huadred Sixty aad O / l * Dalian
(fl4.».CIi. tocladbu totoreat at I J % per
Uader the power rf aale
Monday, October 12
at 3:30 pm.
C r M k
K«nn«lfl
BOARDING - CLEAN
New Kennels - Personal Care
Reasonable Rates
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3241. Ma* SL. Watentoi Ml 49091
MAM. CRM
Located 7 mfles North of S t
Jaaeph 6 Beataa Harbor.
Mich. « US n - n then 1 raOe
OWNER;BEIWET leedy
JOHN M. GLASSUAN AuctKMMr
(ph) EM Clm, Mich. 461-6271
(M4;I»-L4,UAi
ARMY RESERVE.
BE ALL YOU CAN BE.
Ads phoned in must be paid before the ad w i l l appear in the paper
10 WIDE MOBILE HOMES AS
LOW as $1295. Appliances.
Carpeting, and Drapes. Perfect
starter home. Tops Mobile Home
Center, Inc.. 2304 Cassopolis S t ,
and 20676 Hwy 20 W. Phone 2622921.
WASHERS k DRYERS - 8
months guaranteed. Several to
choose from. Delivered and
terms. PATTON BROS 200 E
Empire. Benton Harbor. 9251146
BENEFIT GARAGE SALE
Wed., "niurs , and Fri., Oct. 7-9th.
9-5 p.m. For accident victim
Feeford Flanery Donated items
appreciated.
Call
Virgie
Fleeman, 463-6154. Benefit sale
will be held IH miles north of
Watervliet cm M-140. First house
north of Joe NiDes Auto Place.
Thanks to all who helped
NEW 19 INCH GE AND RCA
COLOR
TELEVISION
at
substantial savings. Many 25 inch
consoles with (200 off. See these
while they last! PATTON BROS.
200 E. Empire, Benton Harbor.
925-1146.
A L L C L A S S I F I E D ADS
WANTED
HOUSECLEANING
AND
BABYSITTING JOBS. Amish
lady wants housedeamng and
babysitting
jobs.
Need
transportation. Phone 463-8277.
(10-1-8-p)
WANTED TO BUY: GOOD
USED CHURCH PEWS or folding
chairs in good condition. Phone
674-3540
(10-8.15-p)
FOR RENT
FOUR LARGE BARNS FOR
RENT. Call 621-2419.
ATTENTION
APPLE
FARMERS! Cold Storage space
for rent. Phone 463-7100.
(1(^,15^29.0
PARTING OUT - 450 FARM
TRACTORS
also
farm
machinery. Stamm Equipment
Co., Wayland, Mi. Phone 616-6774221. or 792-6204.
NEW GE FREEZER SPECIALS
-15 cu. ft. upright and 16 cu. ft.
chests Regularly sold for 1469 95
Our price $438. Save $31.95.
PATTON BROS. 200 E. Empire.
Benton Harbor. 925-1146.
COPPERTONE KENMORE
ELECTRIC
RANGE.
Guaranteed 90 days. $153. Others
higher and some lower in price.
PATTON BROS 200 E. Empire
Benton Harbor. 925-1146.
GAS
RANGE
(ORBON)
FRIGIDAIRE FROSTLESS
REFRIGERATOR. Both in
avocado green. Guaranteed and
delivered $386 for both. Terms.
PATTON BROS. 200 E. Empire.
Benton Harbor. 925-1146.
Bolin Furniture
OLD MELODY HALL BlOG
8712 RED ARROW HWY
WATERVLIET, Ml 49098
HOURS
Daily 9 to 6
Mon i Fri. 9 to 9
Sun. 12 to 4
H A R T F O R D F E D E R A T E D CHURCH
The friendly - f a m i l y church at Red
FOR SALE
FROSTLESS REFRIGERATOR
COLDSPOT with icemaker. $228
Several others ready to go. All
guaranteed. $75 and up. PATTON
BROS. 200 E. Empire. Benton
Harbor. 925-1146.
HEAT WITH WASTE OIL —
Save cash with KUTRIEB waste
oil incineration furnace. Latest
computer technology assures
safe, efficient heat with a
minimum of maintenance.
Demonstration available in your
area. Realistic Energy- Products,
Inc., P.O. Box 117, Ellsworth. Mi.
49729. Phone 616-588-6197.
GE BEAUTIFUL PAIR SIDE BY
SIDE r e f r i g e r a t o r and self
cleaning oven range. Automatic
unit ana grill. In guaranteed
condition. Terms. PATTON
BROS. 200 E. Empire. Benton
Harbor. 925-1146.
DRIVEWAY TUBES - 1 2 " DIAMETER all lengths up to 24" in
stock. AFFILIATED HOME
CENTERS, INC., Watervliet
REPAIR A NEW INSTALLATION
Mister Plumber
SSjJ^John's
A r r o w Highway & Pinery Road
Fundamental-Evangelistic
Rev. G.L. Badger, Pastor
Sunday school for all ages 9:45
Morning Worship 11:00
Golden Gospel Hours 6:00 Sun. evening
Plumbing
Special prices on
Water Heaters
MUST BE P A I D IN A D V A N C E
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUTT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF BERRIF>
IN THE MATTER OF ESTABLISHING
THE NORMAL HEIGHT AND LEVEL
OF PAW PAW LAKE, BERRIES
COUNTY. MICHIGAN.
Berrtea Circuit No. 7MRRWI-R
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE OF PETITION
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a beartag au
toe attached Pedtiaa far Autbarity to Repair
Lake Level Device will he held befare the
HaaaraUe JaUaa E. Hughe*. Cbrtot Jadge.
la the Berrtea Caaaty Courtboaoe. S t
Joaepb. Michigan, aa the 2»th day rf
November. M L begtoatog at 1:11 to the
PROPERTY OWNERS! I WILL
MANAGE YOUR PROPERTY
for 7% of monies received, plus
collect rent have repairs made,
and more. Call Meyer Real
Estate. Hartford, 621-2145.
(10-1-8-15-22-p)
FOR WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCE
SERVICE
k
KENMORE
WASHER k DRYER SERVICE
call Otto's Sales It Service,
WatervUet 46^6411 or944-lM
You bare a right to br pnaeat at tbb
heartog. bat year atMdaacr b aat re^ataedTV aale «acadaa to be derided by tbr
Court at this bearing Is whether tbr
rnmrntarinaiT ahaD be aathartted to o p e a d
mart thaa S I M M to make aeceaaary
n p a l n ta the mtobaam lake level devlcc.
W a t e r Softners &
W a t e r Iron F l l t e n
HELP WANTED - CLERICAL
mall agents urgently needed by
the hundreds for inserting sales
material
into
envelopes.
Permanent part or full time
opportunity. Experience
unnecessary Excellent income
potential. For details and
application, send self-addressed,
stamped
envelope.
SYLVESTER. Box 96. Chicago
H g t s . n i . 80411.
.8-20-1040
LOST - BLACK COCKER PUP.
"Mr. Moto". White flea collar.
North Watervliet Phone 463-4177.
(IM-pl
;Oct. \ I W
Th» WsterwlJrt
Weekly
IM Msin St.
Licensed
AC. BOLIN, OWNER
Bus Phone (616) 463-3571
Home (616) 463-8407
HELP WANTED
M i n i m u m charge of $1.25 - 5 cents a word over 20
• F O R SALE
NEW GAS RANGE SPECIALS.
Digital clock, minute minder, 30
inches wide. $369.95 Guaranteed
one year, terms. PATTON BROS.
200 E. Empire. Benton Harbor.
925-1146.
ANTIQUE k COLLECTOR
ITEMS, Rope bed, oak cane
bottom chain, sewii^ table.
Pump organ. Player piano.
Walnut table. Stands Beds
Picture frames. Stereo. Lots
of misc. household items 8H
riding mower. Golf c a r t .
Elec. motors Hand k garden
tools etc. etc.
Twenty Words for $1.25!
JIISCELlANEOUS
JOHN KUELBS
Name-Brand Furniture
Bedding
Men's 8 Women's Matches
Grandfather Clocks
Eleven
%
Center
Phone 463-3833
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Directory
Coloma. Mich.
Alden White
& Sons, Inc.
Watervliet
19S1
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AiatotoBt Praaecuttog Attarary
Attaracy far Berrtea Coswtv
Gordon E. Bonasik, P.O. Box 7, Wotervliet, Mi. i.<»00»
BISINE9K ADDRESS
Berrtea Caauty Cuartboaat
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Dated: September ?4tb. M l
Carol J . Ronasik, P.O. So* 7, U » t e r » l i e t t Ki. l»»098
Gordon t . l a n a s i k . P.O. *o« 7. U s t e r e l i e t , Ml. k W e
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF BERRIEN
IN THE MATTER OF ESTABLISHING
THE NORMAL HEIGHT AND LEVEL
OF PAW PAW LAKE, BERRIEN
COUVTV, MICHIGAN^
Berrtea CbruftNaTVMfr-PZrH
PETTnON FOR ALTHORm TO REPAIR
LAKE LEVEL DEVICE
NOW COMES FRANK KOTYUK. Berrteu
County Drala Cammlsslaaer. by his
underslgard attorney and hereby petition*
tbb Honorable Court for pennlssioa to
expead mare thaa Fifteen Huadred Dollan
SI.MAM oa reaaln to the Paw Paw Lake
take level device, aad ta support rf hb
petldoa state* as foBows:
Li On Juae L 1577. the Circuit Court for the
County of Berrlea eatered an order
eatabllshlng s mlnlmnni level rf C l . l feet
nbove the meaa sea level far Paw Paw Lake.
Berrtea County. Michigan, far the annual
period rf May U - October U
M la order lo maintain tbr minimum
IrveL • tokr level device was coaatructed to
the chaaael near the highway M-IM bridge
1.1 Thto device has beet tampered with by
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penoas aakaowt. aad is aa laager capable rf
maintaining the mlalmom Inke level
mtobltahed by the Circuit Court
Ll The coat rf maktnt the neceaanry
permanent repaln to tbr lake level device
has bees estimated to exceed ll.SM.to.
t . ) P a n a a a t to MCLA 211 M; MSA
11.MIZ4), the Drato Commteakiaer cannot
expead more tha- S L M M wbboat upprwul
rf the Circuit Court
4.1 The Berrtea County Board of
Commissioner* on September I, 1W1,
autbotiied and requested petitioner to
petlUoa tbb Court for permiaaloo to expend
mon than SLSM-RI oe neceaaan repaln u
the Paw P a * lake level device, the coat rf
said repaln to be borne by the special
assessmeat district established for that
project
WHEREFORE, petltloaen pray this
Court set a dale for beartag oo tbr petiOon
and thereupon enter ao order authorizing the
expendltun rf mon than ll.SM.ec by the
Berrten County Drain fommlssloocr for
necessary repaln u the Paw Paw Lake lake
level device, the coat rf said repaln to be
assessed against the special assessment
district previously confirmed by this Court
DATED September K. 1*1
Margaret A. Penntager
for John A Smlctanka.
Prosecuting Attorney
BUSINESS ADDRESS
Office rf the Prosecuting Attorae>
Berrien County CourtboumSt. Joseph. Ml. tMRS
FRANK KOTYUK
Berrten County Drnto Commtssloncr
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Octobers,
W a t e r v l i e t Record
Page Twelve
T a k e a r u n a r o u n d hospitars new fitne** t r a i l
"When a man acts he is a puppet. When he describes he
is a poet."
Oscar Wilde
Take time to relax and enjoy an evening
at
A
SCAFE
PMt PAN LAKE KW.COUMM
Treat yourself to your choice of a
GOOD SELECTION Of DIMMER, SANDWICHES AND DESSERTS
Joggers bored with running the
same old trek around the block
can celebrate National Jogging
Day, Saturday, Oct. 10, by
treating themselves to a new
Jogging
experience
at
Community Hospital, Watervliet.
They can take a run around the
newly constructed "Parcourse"
fitness trail that winds around the
hospital grounds.
The Parcourse, which opened
Sept. 19, at the hospital's "Whole
Family Health Fair", features a
A ntiques On The Lake
Have a cocktail or a good cup of coffee
Part) room available - Phone 4H-5703
mile-long trail containing 18
exercise stations. People using
the Parcourse walk. Jog, and run
between each station where a
different exercise is performed.
It is geared for use by both
beginners and the advanced and
is open to the public at all times.
National Jogging Day is
designed to celebrate and
encourage America's fitness. Its
sponsor is the Washington, D.C.,
based
National
Jogging
Association.
Show, Sale & Seminars
Lake Michigan College Convention Center
Open daily at 5 p.m. - Sunday from 12 noon
BENTOM HARBOR. MICHIGAN
SATURDAY. OCT. 1 7 t h — 10 a m . - 9 pm.
CLOSED MONDAYS
S U N D A Y , OCT. i e t h j - 1 2 p m . - 6 p m .
ICAISCOPE
program Oct, 14
Continued
from
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SI JOSEPH MiCHlGAN
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Fontain, P.T. WatervUet; MS.
Bev Hampton, S.W. WatervUet;
Rev. Steven Heintx, Zion
Evangelical Church, St Joseph;
Pastor
Unda
Stoddard,
Bainbridge
Newhope and
Scottdale United Methodist
Church; Rene Fiachman, Lake
Michigan College; Attorney Paul
Jancha, St. Joseph; Attorney
Gary Bruce, St Joseph; Jeanne
Merkel. I CAN COPE Leader;
Carolyn Peterson. I CAN COPE
Co-Leader; Joan Sittig I CAN
COPE Co-Leader.
Classes will be held at
Community Hospital, WatervUet,
on Wednesday evenings from 7-9
p.m. beginning October 14.
Deadline for registrations is
October 12. There is no charge for
the program. For registration
and more information please
contact the Unit office at 90-7306.
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